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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-10

debt and cost pronounced by said Court, and
in favor Of franklin Keller and against N.
O. Cox, | will sell at the Court House door,
In the town Of Jonesboro, on Saturday tho
10Th day Of June. 1867, for cash in hand, oil
the right, title, claim aud Interest that the
said N. G.. Cox has IN and TO q tract or paE-
Gel Of land situated in Washington County,
District No. IL, adjoining the lands of Will
liam Harrison Ford's heirs and others, con-
tanning 1856 acres more or less, until said
debt and cost are satisfied. This the the 7th
day Of May, 1867. ST. SIMPLIFY,
mAyl0w4pfS5 Sheriff.
ny VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VEND. EX-
II DO, issued from the Circuit Court Of
Washington County, to me directed, tested
the 4th Monday Of February, 1867, upon q
Judgment and Cost for the sum Of $40 81
debt and cost, pronounced by the said Court,
and In favor of Elizabeth Metcalf and against
r. B. Woodward John Franks, I will sell ut
the COhIt House door, in the town Of Jones'
boro, on Saturday the 18th day of June,
1867, for cash in hand all the right, title,
claim and interest that the said Il, B. Wood
ward, has in and to a tract of land situated
in Washington County, District No. Is, adj
lOluluE VIZ AhhuD VI JJuu WHY NSN"
Franks and others, containing IL acres more
or less, also one other tract, in District ~,
adjoining the lands of John Woodward and
stherS, containing so acres more or less, an
ii, said debt and cost Is satisfied. This the
18th day of May, 1867,
m~aylOw4pfS5 Sheriff.
nY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF TWO YEND.
DExpo., issued from the Circuit Court of
Washington County, to me directed, tested
the 4th Monday of February, 1867, upon a
Judgement and Cost for the sum OF Sl2S 45
one other in favor Of George Taylor Admir-,
for the sum of $ll3 IS and against William
Mathis, | will sell at the Court House door,
in the town Of JoLesboro' Saturday the 18th
day Of June, 1867, for cash in hand all the
right, title, claim and interest that the said
William Mathis has in and to u tract Of land
situated 10 Washington County, District No.
l6, adjoining the lands Of Jacob BOW
man, John Davault and others, containing
$50 acres more or less, until said debis and
costs are satisfied. This the It'll day Of
May, 1867. S. 7. SHlPLEi,
mayl0w4pfS5 Sheriff.
DY VIRTUE or A WRIT OF IEND EX-
ID po., issued from the Circuit Court, Of
Washington County, to me directed, tested
the 4th Monday OF February 1867, upon a
judgement and Cost for the sum of $40 60
debt ard cost pronounced by the said Court,
and in favor OF John ". Bowser and against
Nathan Copass, | will sell al the Court House
door, 10 the town of JonesbOro, on Saturday
the 18th day Of June, 1867, for cash in hand,
all the right, title, claim and interest that the
said Natl. Copass has in and to a tract OF land
situated in Washington County, District No.
IL. adjoining the lands OF Eliza Jones, Enoch
lobe and others, containing 100 acres more
or less, until said debt and cost is satisfied.
This the 7th day of Nay, 1861.
5. 7. SIMPLIFY,
naylOw4pfS5 Sheriff.
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Errors of Youth

AGep,lsnsn vho suffered Tor ten years from Mar.
fout Debility, Prsmaturs Decay, and Al he sfsets n
yoathful intlteretiOa, vii. fof he saks on sna.rlsv
humaniiy, SEND free . Al Who ned n, ~ r.-ies ~
d~ireclons Tor making tha simple romsiy 81 vh,sh ~
"a cured. suaersn uishisg 70 pFoat 81 ~ sdssr
tltsI a1psnsnes, eau 10 90 b. aidrsslnf, 10 psrfss,
confidence JOHN n. 0oDBH,
lS~an,yoyiGM.P. ACC. ~ ''' ''"'
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NOTICR

A Ii CITIZENS WHO ARE ENTITLEDr ?.
N the elective franchise, under ,bo J., :,
franchise law, embracing the sOlOr,d ci,i,'.
rs well as the white, viii pleas. coma g.,
ward Mt once and register as required nv i W
as ! shall only hold open for twenty d,r n" =
present, May G, 1867,
SAMUEL Z. GRIFyITB
Commissioner of Regisntim
~lsGrmaylO for Washington U,,,,
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H9r The rebels complain that Gov.
Brownlow is at the head of a standing
army. An army that stands is the
right sort Of an army. We believe that
Gov. Harris was ut tho head of a
running army when no left Nashville
in 1862.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-10

VI A married lady found her two
sons quarreling, and IN hopes Of
putting an end to their differences,
uttered the following:
"You young r%ascals, if you don't
desist directly III tell both your
fathers"
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defeated. Queretaro 10 taken and Maximil-
ian IS now hiding. The dispatch was signed
by Ransom G. Dia5, Mexican Consul at New
Orleans.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-10

Ees- A party Of workmen on the
Knoxville and Kentucky railroad,
while excavating in Anderson county,
struck u itch iron ore bed six feet
deep.
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MEXICO.

wlmBoTox, May Ans following dis
patch hss been received BY The MEXICAN Lee
cation here from New Orleans, dated the 30th
nit. hirsmon 10 dead. The lmpsnal forces
have been diSbanasd. Narqui, 10 eomple,y
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-10

" To Mrs. b, pidop Of Adam D. de-
ceased:
This Is to notify you that the petition, Of
which the annexed is true copy, has this
day been filed IN the Clerks office Of the
District Court Of the Confederate States OF
America, for the Eastern District of Tenncs-
see, held at Knoxville, in pursuance of the
provisions Of the act OF the Provisional
Congress Of the said Confederate States, en-
titled All act for the sequestratiOn Of the cs-
tates, property and effects Of alien enemies,
and for the Indemnity Of citizens OF the Con-
federate States and persona aiding the same
in the existing war with the United States
Approved Aug lst Both, 1861.
Witness my hand az clerk Of the said
court, this llth day VI February, 1853.
"HENRY ELLiOTT, Clerk
Millions Of dollars worth Of property be-
longing to Union people were coniscated by
the rebel government, and not word Of pro-
test over uttered by the rebel organs of this
city.-PreIs and Timer.
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A Gard FROM Gov. BrOWnIOW

The following card from Governor
Brownlow fully confirms the contra
.GictiOn we gave editOrialIy a few days
since to a statement madc by MACK"
of tho Cincinnati Commercial, con-
cerning the Governors preference
10 the Congressional canyass of this
district /:
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CHoRU1.

And vote with the boys ia blue,
And vote with the boys in blue,
Wen stick to our Nations true heroes,
And vote with the BOYS IN BLUE.
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ISAAC JOSEPH & CO
Auction h Commission MercH'',,
Corner of Gay and Main Street,

OOrAe' Of Gay and Main Streets, y
Knoxville, Tenn
"0ULD SAY TO THEIR PPIRvnuu
w tho public generally thai hsr, AND
cured the opposite corner buildlns. e.
have added largely to their laie Spn, 'hl
doing business. The war heinz ov"" las'
sume that business will take a viao. vet,
healthy rise-hence the neeessit, Vp Nj
more and substantial rooms 10 nSco ~ ulvng
what we naturally presume win be an.
Growing Business.
To our numerous friends It Ia ho,n'
ccSsary 10 say, Tint to strangers uy' d
thai we shall devote our entire AL, aI
ability to the conduct Of our Affairs.
MERCHANTS of the NORTp
Would do well TO take a note or a
advantages we possess to do iustics mall
cOnSignmenis, and we are prepared 'nt'
liberal advances. MAKE
OUR Ola Stana
Is most commanding for the disDl0v =, =
niture and bulky goods, as well AZ 9,v iu'
and Fancy Articles, and orr new rar5 uo0a'
the best for storing every descrlDtion
property. VI
We have at present a large And voL,.,,
stock on hand which we arc closing o1..
suit purchasers. Wv"
ISAAC JOSEPH 1 CO
ls67myl0tf V"
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Prices Of UnCurreRt Mong
BY THOMAS s. MARR !

NAsnyILle TEsy. Mly 10 Nr
SELL YOUR INCUMBENT MONEY. TIET1I,
lowing are tho rAtss paid by THOMAS s NtFs
BROKER, Garner Oi Union dnA College streets. NM.
Sill", for nnsnrr'Pt money; Those 1%ue''lIOni are
length Of time for rpmltlRhcrs to h nesiy,J syw,1a
express, II forwarded without delay,
TENNESSEE. BAuk Of Tultsn .
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How the Rebel Government Con.
llScated Loyal Property.

Will the three Etheridge organs obligs US
by publishing the following official notice,
issued under the authority of the " Southern
Confrderacy,' in their columns, with appro-
pirate comments?
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GEORGIA.
Lynchburg Prices Current
CORRECTED WEEKLY ~
LEE K TAYLOR

Grc,u. %Conniaiou Merchants nd Pnd9a bN@
PROPRIETOR u.s.. Internal Revenue Bonded NIrlaS
lO5 Nam Street. Lynehburg, w.
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ID VIRTUE or A WRIT OF TWO YEyD.
ID Btpor issued from the Circuit Of
Washington County, 10 me directed, tested
,he 4th Monday Of February, 1861, upon two
Judgements aBd Costs, one Ia favor Of z. M
hecfosksy for the sun Of SIS, 10, one other
In favor Of =. s. SinglstaFE, for Si5s.T5 ana
sga'n'i L. A. h~ArkEOod, / will sell Al 40.
Court Hoass doOr, IN the town Of Jousy5oro,
on Saturday the 18th day Of Juns, 1897. for
cash 10 hand all the right, title, claim and in.
tersit ihat The said L. A. uarkwood 80 IN
and 10 a tract Of land situated Ia Wasbing-
ton County, District No. 4, adjoining The land,
Of samuel hsy, Marx Baeon's heirs. AID
Others containing 100 acres more or less, an.
III said dsbts apd costs are aati.6sd. This
The 1h day Of Nay, 1861.
1T. SIMPLIFY,
m~aylog4piS4 ace. rfI BbsriH.
DY VIRTUE or A WRIT OF vEyD. TX.
Id po., iIlued from The Circuit Court Of
Wilmington County, 10 ms directed, tested
the 4ih hoadsy 10 February, 1851, npon 4
judgement and e9s. Tor the sun Of SiIs,5I
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naylOw4pfS5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-28

to increase the burdens of those who do In easy,
graceful style pendeion proceeds TO show how the n.
men after Ave years. payable by the Law unds, which
they issued IN greenbacks They are D. VI psyabe
in gold The Interest Is according 70 the provisions Of
Law, and tue language Of The coun to be paid in
gold. Not with the principal Or .,,is class there
s...ainS on the LIST OF Ar~usk eleven hundred
mcns. and 'hc ssare =. rearIy equal proportion in
each Of the next nve years. Then he goes on TO point
out that the redemption OF the bonds will be 30 gradual
the increase Of the currency SO slow that values W al
just themselves and bus interests become regulated
without the snock which usually attends great changes
Of financial policy.
Blu, even II this were no, 60 he contends still that the
bonds should be converted into greenbacks They were
sold for greenbacks; Is fitting that they should DO re-
deemed the currency This pol would save the
interest," pay the debt and bring upon the duplicate Tor
taxation that immense Of capital which Is now
These advantages would amply compensate Tor
evils which predicted The debt amounts TO one
Gfth Of The property al and personal of the whole
try. This one-h exempt from sxaton interest eats
the substance Of the people, exemption from taxation
aggravaies evil This state OF things cannot last
Expresses labor-t exces deep disc ntent II will DO
relieved at all events and tho bondhoiders should DO
prompt and wise In time.
This Is the linz upon which pendeton is lighting in
advocacy Of measure which Il would IL fast be-
coming absorbed 10 the creed Of the democracy and tell
iog with unmistakabe force against the policy OF
raica ism. What the democrats are most concerned
about the prospect OF carrying the Stale Legislature
and relieving Ben Wade OF his political troubles On
this point they have begun to grow interested and
sanguine every daya snguine after viewing the situa
ton in tn way In M dozen counties where their
regular MAJORITY ranges from tnfee hundred 70 TWO
Thousand they claim an increase OF strength by
nearly one half. In other counties extending
from Columbus east, west and southeast, where
the two parties have been hitherto pretty
evenly baanced-where handful Of votes decides
the victory fer either side-the democrats the
trae when. In these places usures . triumph, will be
credited 10 their sde Tue democrats have the advan
tage this contest for the Legislature OF being
evenly distributed the State while the republicans
10 their strong hold, will say, of the Western Re-
serve roll up excessive surplus vote to elect few
representatives. Taken in connection with tho apathy
Of numbers Of the recent election events
and the issues before tbs country, the democrats after
pectatons Hayes the republican candidate for Govern
will probably be elected by majority in The neigh
bOrh0od Of eighteen Thousand, and think it Ia pos
sibe for the negro suffrage amendment to pass by few
Thousand votes =
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wEsrCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

Etxcnos or DEMOCRATIC DrreArrs WHITE Plans
Al . meeting Of democratic Representatives from oil
parts OF the Second Assembly District held at White
Psins yesterday the following delegates chosen BY
ballot: Sen atoriai Convention, Warren Leland, j. O.
Dygman. John W. Mills. Francis secor and VIM. n.
lockwood state Couy sntion Lawrence ID. Huntington;
judicial. John W. Mia.
CLOSING DAY TIE AGRICULTURAL FAn.--Ycsterday.
the last day Of the exhibition OF agriculture and hort-
culture Of westehester county which has been 10 pro-
gsss during the past four days the grounds Of the
society near white Plains the Of another
largo gathering OF ladies' and gentlemen, mostly resi-
dcIts OF the surrounding country and engaged
IN agricultural pursuits. Throughout the entire
day tho fair grounds presented quito animated ap
peArance There were also present numerous sprnk-
ling OF Gothamtes who ev,nced q marked interest," not
only In the display Of produce but IN The blooming and
healthy appearance OF the ruraltss belonging 10 the
gcntler ser whose beauty considerably heightened
BY toilets OF the most attractive description The large
tent 70 the left OF the track devoted TO the display
OF flowers. fruits vegetables and grain, besides numer
articles Of homo Manufacture. Az usual, the track
absorbed the greatest interest," during tho day There
good shos OF norse1esn, and although there
matches or general interest some excellent roaming
A r<ak nlara
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THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

HARRISBURG, Sept &C. 1867.
The political excitement in State Is calm and
snbdued, but there is under current which on the
second Tuesday In October will well up INTO an express
sion OF opinion that cannot be mistaken The people
eschev meetings and harangues for in these days OF
intelligence all have formed opinion, aud the ballot.
box Will couarm it. There no enthusiasm aud Con-
eresslonal exhorers surprised at what they
the "cx.reme lethargy' of the Pennsylvania Dutch.
"Rnm loving and school hating" rs they called
in New England they nevertheless capable OF under
standing tho principles OF right and justice Overbur-
dened with taxes State and NATIONAL with q dominant
party seeking discord instead Of supremacy
of the ebony tho whe-thcir eyes have been
opened-rather late, IL Is uue-and from the Delaware
to the Ohio Tuesday week win go up the popular
verdict, Eye weighed in the balance and found
wanting"
It's well known that despite the efforts Of
the republicans at the last election and the
OF their candidate, with . very unpopular anti.war
opponent General Gearye majority only reached
teen thousand This, TOO, in . popular vote OF
than half q million, has convinced the republican
leaders that the coming election will prove disastrous
them Stevens, and few utrasts like him. laying
the OF IL ut the feet OF General Cameron who
defeated rhad for the United states ssnstorshp and
to the administration OF Governor Geary, who received
his nomination through tho Cameron influence Others
attribute the turning 6 she lido to the popularity of
Judge shaxwood and the want of 10 for Judge williams
hs opponent for the supreme Court Neither Of these
the true ones II cannot be denied however,
that the leading republicans In Philadelphia 20 show
their high appreciation OF tho merits Of Judge Shars-
wood. will assist 10 swelling his VOTE but IL Ia
updeniable fact that the suicidal policy Of
Congress the reconstruction question and negro sur
fage, with the infamous swnde by tho last Legislature
OF the state relative TO Slate taxes have opened eyes
OF people, who determined to check the
fanatic The vote throughout the state will fall
short of the Gubernatoria election. but nevertheless
than vote will be cast Ali aurmisiug
a. to the complexion OF tho next Legislature Is out OF
the question: for the eerrymanderng employed dis
+ ciue the State tor several since
almost prscudes possibility Of ring opposition
mi riy. In many Of the counties great changes will
Ike We do not say that the result In the October
ection will signify the appreciation OF Pcnnsvivania
tue nationa! administration, but will be condemns.
try OF party who seeking the destruction OF the
county instead of its prosperity.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Arrxcrn F.,sr pxRsoSAuos AND WRONGFUL PER-
TORRANCE OF THE Dur1Ks or HARBoR hAsrEs.-wiliam
Brown OF this city, lessee from the Mayor and Common
Council of the city Of New York Of piers So 81, % ana
80 East river appeared before Justice Mansfield yestsr
day and deposed tnal upwards OF year past sno
sas c New YUss one Gideon
himself the duties OF deputy narpor MASTERY anu
to bis (Brown's) great damage had assumed au.no,y
the wharfage Of vessels ~ the piers nameo. snu,
upon one pretence and another, mainly IN assigning
berths to vessels had fraudulenty cole during sns
lumber and merchans the use of the piers leased by
the deponent several hundred dollars IN ALL contrary
Law and TO his pecuniary advantage orander was n.u
10 bail In the OF $500 appear and answer 3
General sessions
HEARTLEss SwMDLx or Pooh ExaRASr WOMAN
The particulars Of cruel swinde recently perpetratsd
upon poor female emgrant developed before JUS
tice Hogan at the Tombs yesterday. On Monday lat
Mrs Eliza McClosky, Irish widow woman WITH two
children, arrived at this port In the steamsaip Iowa.
from Glasgow. In the same ship an Engl.shman named
Daniel Webster came as passenger Alter passengers
ashore Castle Garden wcster hearing that Mira
McClosky had drsf. Tor fI0 drawn upon Mr.. Francis
Mcdonald OF No Bowling Green, induced her to 60
at once and gee cashed, which she did receiving IN
Mr. Mcdonald Mrs. McClosky was met by Web.
SER, who represented to that the bills were OF
!rains v.ue and kiny, a. she believed proposed 70
gold sovereigns. The EXCHANGE was made and after
Webster FASTENED away Mrs Mccosky alleges that she
learned to her that the coin received from Web
ster was spurious value. She therefore ca led
upon MIR. Cassery. one or the Commissioners OF Emf.
grafton, to whom she made known her loss. In this
emergency Mr. Cassery sought the counsel OF Captain
BracEet OF the Twentv-sixth precinct. whom he re-
quesied to take the matter in charge, and spare no
trouble or expense tho alleged hearess swnder
and bring him to justice Officer McCord o. the twenty
sixth precinct, detailed work up the case, and
Yesterday he succeeded in arrest ng Webster IN the
upper part Of the city, The accused did not denv his
quN and gave valuable informal on TO the authori
ties touching his Of the spurious coin On being
closely questioned by officer McCord. Webster confessed
that he had got snck with the bogus soveregns, and
intended pass them of upon Que, he not caring
who the sufferer by his dishonest act On the af
davit Of Mrs McClosky, Judge Hogan committed Web
the Tombs for trial. in default OF ST. 600 ball. After
quite an effort officer hcCord succeeded in recovering
for the poor widow the amount obtained from her
by the prisoner For the present Mrs McClosky re.
mains In the House Of Detention, she having no home
10 20 to.
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ADDITIONAL NEWS feon CAiADs.

Meeting Of the Executive C"urcii-Tbe Sab
jert To he Brouzht Before the House 81 Com
mous-Ipdictmcnt .f Nicsed Election Riot
ere. -.
NoSrRrv, Canada Sept q, 1867.
Tho Executive Council he'd a meeting Al Ottawa so-
day.
II is understood that the chief subjects come before the
House Of Commons will be an indemnify bill inter colo
NAL railway fishery quetou. transfer Of Local public
works to provincial cnirol equal a. tho tntis
and the admission OF Northwest British Cclnmo'a Au1
Vancouver to tho Tn 90. 80, e.
L. liney, IN tho employ ~ George sm"r, 49,
warder has absconded after committing several iVge'-
ics and abstractng 81 900 rom money etle :. -
The grand Jury TO day found true oi'is sHhl,s' ~
ersous alleged 70 haze been concerned In the late cleo
lion disturbances a., a.,
Tue snip GenlTer arrvci a. Quebec Today 'he hrs'
sosscl which ha< made tue vVSag' TINS s"ssO"'
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KINGS COUNTY pJllTlcs.


Delegates t. the Democratic State C0nvcn-
ton.
The democratic conventions for tho purpose OF elect
ing delegates to the State Convention, held
night, in the various Assembly districts The following
are the delegates and alteruates chosen:-
First Distrid-Robe-i Furey; alternate Conley Iodiy.
Second Diio-W lillian A. Fowler; alternate, William s.
Leach.
Third Diayi9-ames o'Bren; alternate Thomas Shcri.
dan.
Fourth Diaia-F. A. Madison; alternate, Robert Cauid.
we'll
FIN Disria-Timothy Dcsmore: siternate John Harni
strh Disfytt-No election. The Convention adjourned
I'LL Monday evening next.
Srenh B,ar-Deega,e, John 7. Runce; alternate, John
Mctloskey.
E,ghh Disric,No election The Convention adjourned
TIL Monday evening next.
Atah Dlsytd-AbrAh Lott