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pespioablY Mean.

We have learned that some land lords IN
our County have discharged their eolored
tenants for voting in opposition to their wish.
es aud dictation 10 the recent election. We
have no language to express our dstestation
Of the man who would thus re-enslave the
poor unlettered African, or throw him out Of
employment because be exercised the privi-
lege, which has at last come to him through
long years Of patient waiting and wretched
rl, Of saying who shall govern him and
make laws for his protection In the enjoy
ment Of bis little all. Is the black man a
@feenen, if he cannot vote his owR political.
sentiments and conVictiOns2 Is not his lib
erty, purchased upon SIX hundred CORY battle
felds, where his own martyr blood flowed
freely with that of his white brother In the
holy cause Of our country, a solemn mockery
and an absolute lie, il his suffrage IS to be
controlled by base and designing white men,
10 suoserve their purposes of malice and re-
'engeY lsthe negro, after the letters Of
bondage have been stricken from bis limbs
and bis manhood vindicated by the v%ictOri-
Gus arms of the Republic, to be made a tool
Of BY men who would uproar the universal
peace Of Heaven and sink the world to the
lowest CULTS Of Tophet, to effect their endsH
The voices that arnSe from the plains and
mountains OF our beloved State on Thursday
iA'', louder than the tempest-tougued Volliea
VI 1ea thousand cannon answered NOT so,
II our memory ia not greatly at fault, Gen
varlin Assistant Commissioner Of Bureau A.
airs in Tennessee has issued an order rsla.
i've to the removal Of colored tenants fol
political %prejudiceS. He has been addressed
upon the subject and IL such an order exist
We shall publish the same, and hope oul
bureau Agent at this place will take sogni
ianee OF all such infections upon the right
tae eolOpd people. We wish to haze tbl
names Of all land holders furnished US Wh,
nave discharged cOlored tsusnts on AccOun
u their votes, aud we will take pleasure I
giving them the benefit Of a publication. W
u0hot rant 70 be o%fieious but believe Il 10 b
our duty to keep such men prominently bsfor
the public.
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Another Raid.

a. ~. miles The Snaer aad Brigham Young Of tho South
on Methodist abortion in this section Of the country
had an appointment to preach at Urbana near Lime
stone Depot a short time since, lie was politely in
formed by the loyal people Of that neighborhood,
throughA promising erhortr Of bis concern who made the
appointment for him, that he could not preach In their
midst. The appointment WAS changed to Mlller'b
Church, a mile distant on Jockey Creek, but the Roy,
Brigham met tho same lion In the way there. To pre-
vent another incursiOR from him he was plainly told
by the loyal people that they would not suffer him to
preform In any Of his mOcksFlss ofholy worship in their
noigborhood. Here Is anotheritem for MeTysrie over
which no Canpour out his plous Indignation In two
columns OF the Nashville Rebel Advocate. This scoun-
drol miles Is doing more to keep up III feeling and bit.
terness in our churches than any other individual,
and this treatment was just right. No one has = high
er respect and regard for those who honor and walk
worthy Of the clerical profession than ourselves, but
no one has u greater detestatlon for those who make
the ecclesiastical robes a covering for villany and
meanness. All such church disorganirerS should be
rebuked iatO Sleaes by mild means II possible, but BY
harsher ones II necessary to accomplish tho end.
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To Conservatives.

Tho advertiser, having been restored 10 health In a
few weeks BY a very simple remedy, sner having suf'
fered Tor several years with = severe lung affection,
and that dread disease, C~onsumplon-ls anxious 10
make known 10 ha fellow sufferers The means Of cure.
To all who desire II, he will send q copy Of The pre-
Ierption used Tree Of ehargel, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they Will hnd 4
auHH OuRu foe OoxsuHPriOE, AsrHHA, BRoScH1ri4,
Cou0Hs, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of The adVerlssr In sending the Pre-.
%scription IL 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread infofma-
tlon which no ooneelvea 10 BE- inyaluable, and ha
hopes every suaeHr will try hla remedy, AIT will cost
lhsm nothlng, and may prove a blessing. Parties wish,
ing the prescription, TREE, By return mall, win pleaau
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York,
ls51nayloyls. M.P&Co.
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UNION FLAG.
TouesbOro',1 Tenn, Ang, 9, 1867,
LOCAL ITEM 5.
1annid Growth.

,.,, the list Monday Of April to the hrs'
,,J,y Of this month, the JQHss6oro Clique
crown nom an organization of foe men to
=, If the overwhelming number Of one
ea,.and and iOrty,three in Washington
~rnntv, and the returns from the Militia
,nnsuies Of Capt, Grisbam and Kirk will
III that number to at least HOO.
This AaesGoro' Clique never had any eH-
,.,.nce. and if IL had aud committed the
Nantes With which it has been charged, we
IL sure that the honest aud intelligent peO-
Il, If Washington County would have pass
n ,ocb an emphatic and thunder-voiced con-
~,nu,tion upon it's villainieS, that its mem
=. vopld have fed the country with the
D,most precipitation. But on the other hand
me- people have said that Capt, Hacker was
animated as their standard bearer by Con-
,.ntion expressing their preference, and as
,oeb they most t%riumphantly elected him.
rhs friends of Capt. Hacker in JonesborO do
,t take TO themselves the entire credit of his
,,in,tion, nor the entirs praise of his vlcto-
,,,y but feel that these are due to his sup
nor,ers, the county over, and in common
With them rejoice over his success.
The result Of our County race demonstrates
that no one man can brOObsat and drive a party
io.O bis support in contraventiOn of its pre-
Essences and convictions, and the Radical
Republican party of this section will irown
with indignation upon every attempt to Gre
ote discussion aud strife in their ranks. As
a member of this patriotic body we rejoice
in the knowledge of the fact, that no man has
an influence sufficiently powerful to confound
,s councils and ~disorganize its programme Of
operations.
We have no disposition to unduly eIult
over a fallen adversary, or contribute to the
cbagrin and modification of a whitening re-
buke by the people to a political aspirant oil
the opposition faction. The canvass is over,
and the asperities and bitterness it engen.
dered, as far as the writer is concerned are
buried with the dead past never to be re-
yived.
Our friends, who have been aspersed, ma
ligned and branded as assassins, rogues anC
indigations OF lawlessness and unjustiiabl'
violence, may rest assured that their ire
proachable lives are ample protection agains
the fOrked tongue of calumny aud SANDER
The great success, surprising your most san
guine expectations, which has attended you
e]IertiOns and the entire refutation Of tn,
charges of crime alleged against you, aROrt
ample reason to exercise charity towards al
and entertain malice towards none.
The Radical party are one in sentiment
thought, purpose and should be one in action
and when a disorganizer attempts to breal
our columns and ally their fragments witt
!he Conservative faction, cOnsign him to
political grave, and you will perform you
whole duty. All good and true Radical
should be thankful that a single individual
or petty eliqueS cannot di~sintegrate their par
y, but what they do cannot be undone, an
what they say il irreversible destiny,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
Camp Meeting.

We attended Camp Meeting at Sulphur
Springs on last Sabbath and the happy man
ner in which everything passed of must have
been truly gratifying to all present. The
morning services were conducted by Rev.
L. F. Drake, P. E.. OF this District, and the
evening by Rev. ]. s. Petty, the station sup
ply at this place, The Lords supper was ad-
ministered to a large number of commune
cants. Notwithstanding there was a very
large assembly in attendance the utmost or
der prevailed, and the highest respect paid
to the holy cause which called them togeth-
er. This speaks we'll for the morality and re-
anement of our people. We CAL recOllect the
time when Camp Meetings were looked for
ward to with great delight by the "rOughS,'
when they could drink, carry on their "deyil'
ment' and have a good time generally. w
think that the condition of society Is i'm
proving, and as good an evidence as we haV'
of this was the quietude and interest in hol!
things which characterized this occasion.
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Gard to InvalidS.

A Clergyman, uhils riding In South America - .
missionary, discovered = sas and simple remedy for The
Curs Of Nervous weakness, Eahy Decay, Disease ot
The Urinary and seminal Organs, aud the vhols tuln
Of disorders brought on By hnsful and vicious habits.
Greet numbsn have been already cured BY this nobls
romsay. Prompted By = dssirs 70 bsnsai the smio''d
ADD uaforunais, I will and thu recipe for preparing
add uslnE this msdlsins, IN a ssald s~nvelops, 10 auy
ons Who needs u, Free " CAargs.
Pis~s sneloss . postpaid s~nTsops, Addressed q
IgupeiL Address,
JOSEPH 7. INMAE,
st.teu D, BIbl, Houss, Esv York CITY.
dseitnosiDT IL. a. ..I.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
Cure for Fever and Ague.

Common salt, In doses Of a tablespoonful, every third
hour, dissolved in water, commencing hfteen hours
anterior to the time for the next Paroxysm, IL one of
the best domestic remedies for intermittent fever
The patient should also svaeuats the bowels with Ro-
BAcK's BLOOD PILLS, and use the STOMACH BlrrERs
as a tonic. This treatment viii be found very benoae.
ial, and often cure the worst ease Of fever and ague.
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The Lady's Friend, for August 1867.

The Lady'S Friend, for August 1851
The August number OF this charming magazine
opens with a piquant Steel Engraving Of aruStic maid
en- holding eggs up to tina light to see II they are
fresh. The Steel Fashion Plate for this month 10 a
group Of six young misses beautifully designed and
eolored. Then we have numerous Engravings devoted
to the Fashions, Coifures, Bead Collar, Hats and Bon
nets, Peplums, Dresses, Childrsn's Costumes, Paletots,
&c. Among the Literary contents we may notice
" Wax Flowers and How to Make Them y " Sister
Patty's Sewing Society - e SelfMAdei' Poems by
Florence Percy and August Bell "Under the Mask J"
" Dora Castel - and the combinations Of "How a
Woman Had Her Wayi and "0ryllle College" An
illustrated article shows what pretty things inths way
Of Vases, &e., can bO made Of common egg-Ahells.
Among the Editorials, VIC call special attention to the
leading article on " Brsad-tho STAT Of Life" with
its receipts for making unfemented rye biscuits rye
and Indian cakes, rye puffs, aaPPOrs Of rye and Indian,
&c. beautiful STEEL Engraving will DO sent gratiS to
every single $3.50 subscriber, and to every person
sending a club. Specimen numbers Of the magazine
will DO sent for twenty cents.
Price with engravihg) $3.50 a year; Four copies
with one sngraving) 5000 One copy Of Lady'' Friend
and one OF Saturday Evening Post land one engraving)'
$500. Address Deacon 4 Peterson, $40 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia.
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mNaw Nation.n

This is the title Of a Radical Republican paper pub.
llshed at Richmond Virginia. It 10 o~utspoken 10 Its
sentiments and its editor Rev. J. ". Hunnicut has the
boldnsss Of a bearded lion. His Journal Is waging an
une~ompromising warfare upon the ~dialoyalty Of Rich
mond, single handel It nshts Ave di'loyal papers q
strong influence and capital. As our eOlored friends
have no Journal Of their own IN this State we commend
the Richmond Nsv Nation to their patronage, As IL Is
devoted to their moral, civil, political and religious ad-
vaneement.
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Cant. 8 z. Erwin,

This gentleman len this place last Tuesday morning
for Kansas. lie has an appointment as Government
Surveyor under Hon. N. G. Taylor, Commissioner Of
Indian affairs. San. Is a good boy and we wish him
a pleasant time, whilst he roams over the ocean prai-
ries Of the far west. Sam, keep out a skinned eye
for the red face or your scalp may afford glse and mer-
rImenl at a savage War-danee. We wish you bettei
Nark
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Errors of Youth.

A Gentlemen who suffered for ten years from Ner.
vous Debility, Prematuro Decay, and all the effect. Of
youthful indlscrsiion, will. for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free % all who need IT, the recipe aud
directions for making tho simple remedy By which he
waa cured. Sufferers wishing to proht by the adver
Users experience, can do so by addressing, 10 perfeei
confidence, 0HN D. OGDEN.
a. Cedar Street, New York.
ls67maylOyis m.P.kCo.
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Franklin Insti,uta.

4 J, BennIek, Prlneipal o. lhis Tnsihstioa
49,. he services q Mis- Clara Dnks o. M,
- Assistant Teaches. Miss DnksIs = Junior IN.
w., aaa,s q orfond T'nal, College. Ohio. and Il
5aAlhsa foe hs poslaOa. We bsspsaE fsr
s,-a y Algh sgprstission and liberal ,uppsh frou
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
Religious Notice.

new L.F Drake, Presiding Elder Of the
s0ne'oOro' District, will hold . Quarterly
meeting at UibannA, near Limestone Depot
/. we Rhss,oWn 0lrcnit August the aItA
2'ih and 2sth.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LADIES
w AND GESrLBMES-SlW TO $3.50 PER MoSTT-
To sell the genuine Improved underreed Common sense
Family Sewing Machine. Price only SIS. This machine
will stitch, hem, fell, tuck bind quilt, braid and embTo'-
der. The cloth can't DO pulled apart, even after cutting
across the seam every a Of an inch. Every machine
warranted for Ave years. Send for circulars and
terms to agents, or call at McDowell's Block, corner
Fourth and Green st.. Louisville, Ky. BLISS & Nc
EARTHRON, General Agents.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09

"DoN'f ~ To~oLfrH ."-Tou eAn make Sir Dollars
ron rity oents. Osii and snamlns an l~nfsntlon arg.
nilE neead n svsVhody. Or s.ppls s.ni hss ~
90, iDchs,haa e1nars, NJ rsSk. tugfen
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09

Lexington, Ky, July ], 1867.
owing to the unavoidable delay oeeasioned by not ro-
celviny full return frpm many " our agents scattered
ovcrsoyeral Of the states, we have been compelled 20
po.tpone. for 4 few weeks, the drawing Of this magnlf.
icent scheme, intended 10 have taken place an the 4th
instant. To those who have nut yet ayaiied them.
selves OF It, AL opportunity IL stu offered for q short
time. hlGGSBf Il ROBlNsON.
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AGENTS Mt

NOR the sale Of Brls's Universal Feyer and Ague
L pills. This medicine Is areol blessing 70 persons
afflicted with the above disease. They have been tried
IN thousands Of the worst cases. and have never once
failed to break the ehills. Every druggist In tho
country ought to have them.
The Universal PHI Co., are now fully prepared to
supply All druggists and general stores IN The country
striightforward, reliable business men can be sup
Piled on A commission. allowing large discount, or a
very liberal discount allr we'd for cash ordors.
Address, BRILE, BIERMAN \ Co,
Ua.l-tII. x
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION ELAG.

DRUsHEs Of every description, at the Brush Fac.
tory. No. go Pearl Street, New York, ~farpcr's
B%ailding.j All articles at the lowest factory prices,
JOHN X. IIOPPEL.
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Doctor Free.
ALL WANTING r

ROOD soil, mild climate. ~ miles south sf Philadel-
NT phiA. Prizes onlf gB per asrs. Best of grain
anA rnss iand, Ass improved farms. Hondfds ara
,stflnr. In sent fire.. Addres. ~
Q. x, LANDS, Proprstor
Ynsiand, rtv jensy.
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Kentucky Military Institute,

INDIAN PHOTOGRAPHS. rs cents each, ave for 81,
assorted. Kansas Views, 70 cents 81 per dozen,
assorted. BY mail. W. ]. BLISS,
Photographer, Topeka, Kansas.
A Ii PRIZES eashod In legal Observation-Disclosures
N and drawing sent.
j.. CLUTE, Broker, No 100 Broadway
and No. 1883 Fulton street, n, Y.
Cireulars Of Lotteries drawing daily sent free by ap'
pliealion to the Managers. Address all orders for
tickets 10 MURRAY, EDDY h co.
Covington, Ky.
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l867julyl9w4pSs

DALLARD E. WARD AND LILBURN R.
Is Ward Administrators, with the will an
neYed of William Ward deceased, VS.. Polly
Ward the widow Of said William deceased
H. G. Smith, William HiI and others. In this
cause of appearing from the allegations OF
compliments bill, that the defendant Polly
Ward the children Of James II. Ward de-
ceased, names unknown, William HiH and
his wife Nancy Hix, Jezreel Robenett, Nancy
E. Kyle, James c.. Miller and William ID.
Ward the deyisees under the will Of William
Ward deceased, and are all non-residents OF
the State of Tennessee, and the ordinary
process cannot be served upon them. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made
70 four successive weeks in the Union Rag
a paper published at Jonesborough h, Tenues-
see, notifying said defendants to appear on OF
before the third Monday in September next
Qse7l before the Chaneery Court, held al
the Court House in Elizabethton Carte
County Tennessee, and make defence to salC
| bill or the same will be taken for connfesseC
and set for hearing eIparte. July 18th 1861
H. g. SMITH, @. b NJ.
j67u ly%2ow5pfsS
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Chancery Court at ElizabethtOn,

A BRAHAM Upton ADMINISTRATOR
n of Thomas Lacy deceased, vs.. Reuben
Lacy, Abigail Lacy, Isaac Lacy and others
In ibis cause it appearing from the allega-
tions in the compliments bill, that the de-
PENDANTS William L. Armstrong grandson OF
Anna Lucas and bis three sisters names not
known, Mary A. Frost, all the children OF
Joseph Lacy deceased, names not known,
John Lucas and all his brothers and sisters
children OF Phebe Lucas deceased, their
names not known, are non-residents, and all
other heirs at law Of Thomas Lacy deceased
that are non-residents of Tennessee. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Union Flag,
a paper published at JonesbOrough TenneS'
see notifying them to appear on or before the
third Monday in September next, 1867, be-
fore the Chancery Court at Elizabethton,
held for Carter County Tennessee, and make
defence for said bill, or the Same will be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing ex-
parte. July 18th, 1867.
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HIRAM WOODRUFF,
-ON THE
Amartoan TrottinR Horse.

American TrOLIluB hOrbo.
WITH detailed Instructions how to Train and nriIe;
IN Wilkes Spirit Of tho Times IN weekly numbers
each Of which Il complete In itself.
P.A-OHnsrs Of horses, whether tubseHbeu 70 the
Spirit or not, are hereby Informed that the paper en-
pioys q distinguished Veterinary Professor, whose du'
u II Il 10 ansusr 0hrouEh ~ columnsl al question.
IN reeard 10 the DISEASES or INJURIES of HORSE,
with directions how 10 ireat them for q cure. Thee ~
r~sciioua ars given a he end o. the ~qusstiun, GRATIS
90 that syey person Who buys . cory Of the Spirit, Of
Who sub'erbs' for "a BY the year, hasA
Horse.D Doctor Free.
GEORGE WILKES. Proprietor,
Ne. 20l. william 81. New York
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TTICKs steam Engine Company of Delaware, New
III Castle, Del, manufacturers Of the Hleks steam
Engine, which IL Cheaper, Lighter, more e~eonomieal
IN fuel and costs lea for repairs than any other engine
annh for nlrrnlar.
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IMPROVED Portable Foot Laihs. unequalsd for
strength, durability and practical use, a. grindinE'
polishing. boring, &c. hard or Ioft material. hanufie'
tursd by 3. X. Baldwin, Laconia, N. II.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09

Ladies, Discard Injurious Paddings.
MADAM JUMEL's Mammarial Balm and Patent
M Breast Elevators develop the form physiological
". Depot 9O7 Broadway, Now York. Send stamp for
treatise. Sold ut Druggists and ladies' furnishing
alOrea.
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Water Wheels Water Wheels

Valentines Patent Turbine. The best in use. Man
ufactured by Valentine d Co., Fort Edward, N. Y
Prices moderate. Send for circular. Agents wanted.
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AGENTS Wanted. SIC


AEALE and FEMALE, 10 introduce a new and usei1l
nj Invention Of absolute utility In every household'
Only Three Donui Oapaal neqndrsd.
JOHN 8. WILSON AGO,
Ri Arch Street, PhiladA., Pa.
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YEAR,

A paper twice as large as the one we now Issue. Ad-
dress all letters to RICHARDSON 4 COLLINS 42Johu
atreet New York