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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-29
station D, BIio House, New York CITY.
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ErA YOUNG LADY returning to her country
home, after a s~ojourn Of a feR months in the City, was
hardly recognized By her friends. 10 place Of a eourse,
rustic, aush face, she had 4 soft, ruby complexion Of
aiihost marble smoothness, and instead Of three
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the cause Of 30 great 3 change, she plainly told Thorn
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The Lady,a Friend.

There is something a littls out Of tho usual way In
the finely executed Steel Engraving which loads Of
the April Number Of this charming Magazine. 1t is a
picture Of two children gazing with wonder and awe
upon a Auit'of~ complete steel, such as some ancestor
doubtless wore upon many a hotly contested field
The Colorod Fashion Plate is, as usual, elegant and
refined. The other Illustrations are Of ehIldrens fash
Ions, Prom onade Dresses, BonnetS, &c. As to the lit
srary contents, We have combinations OF the attractive
stories Of" 0rVille College, and chow a Woman had
her Way" with the beginning Of a new story entitled
N Longer Young" and many other beautiful and
attractive stories. Do not fan to send % so to MssSrs
Deacon 4 Peterson, $40 Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pa, and secure this excellent Magazine for twelve
months. You win not regret II.
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Miss Agnes Jones.

We see By The KnoxvilIs papers that tho ladies Of
'a" Guy saVea Concert on Thursday nigh. last for
we beneht Of this aaiistOd and most Amiabls young
nay-"hieh WO frast was more literally Potronlred
man was the one given In this place for the same phi
hnihr'ple purpose. Certain ii ia, they could no. have
oe'o"ed their charity on a more deserving object
ns' oFo'her' upon whom she depended for support, and
nov her wa a brother indeed, died while a soldier
n'a' Union army, thus leaving hsr-aail stsd a. she
.A total bllntns Ss-,o make her vay through this
y world dark even TO those who are blessed with
sap Win no ray Of light to guide har footsteps or to
tA~ I'D sad heart. when humanity forgots har
'urA 'asei, total dsPfavity becomes a hEed fact.
have a world Of light,
Ra,is lore In the loved r~ejoiees
Tue blind ones home Il the house Of night,
"~ ~ beings are empty ~Volees.''
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In Chancery Court al JOnesbOrO' i,

ID A. CONLEY, Administrator VI JOSIAH
IL. CONLEY, deceased, aud others 70.
]. 3. Burson, and others. IN this case, At
the November Term, 1866, Of said Court, an
order was made admitting John p. Duncan
(Sr.1 Gurdian Of John G. Duncan, John
duncan (sr.,J Marion Duncan, Mathew Ed
mouston aud bis wife Mary, Reubrn Hamil
and HE vile Nancy Ann, IS defendants In
this case, and AZ Il Is alleged that they are
nousfesidentg n this State, u is ordered that
they appesf - the MAY Term, 1861, Of this
Court and defend, or this cause will be taken
tor confessed, This March H. 1861.
HENRY HOSS,
mAr15w4prseeSS1 c. ".
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COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.
Childhood, Youth, Manhood, and
Old Age,
after the Original Pictures in Posses
sion Of Req. Gotham D. Abbot, Of
NeU York.

MANY regard this series Of painting az the ehsfd
Nl aeurrs OF American art hitherto; Certainly moth
INK 10 tho department OF ESGEAyiEg yet. produced In
this country excpls the work Of Smillie IN their copying.
The Engrayings were published nearly ten years
since, aud In tho few aul limited channels through
which they have been offered, n rrady demand has been
fonud. II Is now proposed TO enlarge their sale ana
Mr.. Abbott has placed NE plates with us for thHt pur,,
pose. Believing that rs In the case OF every great ana
worthy composition, thet cannot be TOO esuinioni We
have undertaken ~ meet his wishes.
The Trade. Canyassefs aud Gibbs Will therefore have
most liberal terms. Clrfgymen and teachers win also
ne entitled to a special dlscount, and all persons dis
poaed 10 aid 10 their saio NJ any way will hnd . geuor-
Ous reward for effort,
The prints will hereafter no issued on better plate
paper aud with more care rs e. printing.
Price el2 per set, on receipt N which they Will %
soht TO any address.
T.. A.. BLLIOTT,
Importer and Pubihh- Of Print, 322 Ra.hinglgn s.;
E5{,mo,5l BOSTON, MASS.
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SALE OF LAND.

t1URsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE COUNTY
il Court Of washington County, Tenn a. Jonesbofo,
~ he March tsrm, 100, IN the ease y. y Gnsham,
commlssionor, ". the widow and heirs % A. Jor.
dan, deceased, I will sail a the Court House door IN
Jonesboro. On eafurday, the seth day of hafrh, 1881,
two snail lds Of land, containing SIX and SBfEN
ACRES, respectively, lying IN WASHINGTON county Cd
lolniuf thelanda Of John II. tmfhsbnd WIDOW Neal
ard tnesa e. . part of The A, A. Jordan arm.
TBhn8-8afanty .hvs Dollars IN hand-balance IN
tI and Twelve moHhs credit, interest ffom dais, ana
afvh iib, 1881. JOHN 7. GRfsHAA, Clark.
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wonderful but True.

MADAME REMlHGTOSi the vorhi'r'Hovnsd A.
irolorist and somusnbuisiie Calrroyant, while in
elaifvoyant state. dsllHsaiss the rrrJ Gestures Of the
one you are going 10 marry, and by.fHs sid Of 40 lust
rumsni o. intense power, khown as ths Pp shomoifops
guaranises 10 prodacsa psrset snd Hie.HHe picture Of
The future hasband or wife Of the applicant, with date
Of nArriags, oseuputions ssdiss traits q ohansier
&C. Tbs b no Imposition, a. TESTIMONIALS Nilhnut
number tan ns,rt. ~ nstisp pisos ofblrh, ass, dis-
position, color of sJss, so hair, and sne.osing hnJ
cents, and stamped s~aFslgps addnsssa 10 yourself, you
viii rscsirs the pie,urs b. return mail, tos'thOr With
A sslrsd Infomaiion.
NJ Address In eenhdenss, NAnaur orHrIrDE RHH
Bsror, P. o. Bon i7, wat TROY, Nsr Yerk.
T~sbl5y1cBskCs.
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Cure For Cholera.

Tho following story is Of course imported:
A physician who was not very familiar wioh tina
gynptomo or the remedies for tho cholera, was called
10 10 prescribe for a cobier who believed blmSelf suffer.
Ing from the epidemic, He told him to take certain
remedies, and called again next day, when he was in.
formed that Crispln was cured In fact 10 we'll was ne,
be had gone to work.
"Indood, = said the doctor, ''that is we'll, you 500
my prescription has answered admirably"
mot soP' they answered "he would not take the
medicine"
"%Ind9edl What then did no do ="
TOOK a bottle OF RobGok'a Stomach BittOrs."
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A Card to Invalids.

A Clergyman, while riding In South America ~ =
missionary, discovered q safe and simple rctiedy for tho
Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease NJ
the Urinary and seminal Organs, and the whole prln
Of disorders brought on by banefm and vicious hahltA.
Great numbers have been already cured by this nobls
remedy. Prompted by . desire TO benehi the amllcied
ahd unfortunate, ] Will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, In q ssEled g~nyelope, " any
ono who needs II, Free ef Charge.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself Address,
JOSEPH I; INMAN,
Station d., Bible House, New York City.
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Circuit Court of Johnson Co. Tenn.

GAMUEL cREsS rs JANE BROWN, JACOB
y Wagner gray and David Wagner (hog). Now
pending In the Cirruit Court 0f johnson county. II
appearing from ths Sherihi- returns tiat the defend.
ants are not 10 be found Or "a lDscnnd and conceal
Themselves that process cannot be- served apon them
and that the plaintiff hay Ing obtained an original at-
taehinent levied IN defendants lands, II {, Therefore
orlgrcd that publication b." inside Tor four successive
weeks In the Union Flag, notifying said defendants
to appear at the next term Of the Circuit Couri to be
held for the County ~ johnson nj thu Court House
IN faylor.ville iha ID Monday II March next, and
defend said suit OF thoy will be proceeded lgaiusi e1-
parte. Feb. 70, 1857. FRED. sLIMP,
marlw4pfs- Clerk.
WILLIAM sHuPE, JOHN ". SHUPE, W. T..
shupr VS.. J INES Brown, Jacob Wtgnrr X ny)
David Wagner thog) and Elijah DsugheTy. Now
pending In the Clrenlt Uoun. IL appearing from tho
herih's return hat tbs defendants arc moi To be found,
or 30 abseond and eonssal themselves that PROPOSES
eaiirot BE- served upon them, and that the plaintiff
having obtained on original riachgont and the same
having been levied on defendants real estate. It's
therefore ordo red that publication BE- made Tor four
successive weeks IN the tHoa Flag. notifying said de-
PENDANT, 10 appear Al the next term oflhe irrut Cour
10 be held Tor the County of Johnson 81 this Court
House In Taylorsviile the 81 Monday Of Marh next.
and defend said suit or they will BE- p~foeieaed against
sxpaTte. Feb. Rth, 1861. FBEDSLiMP'
m~ariwfpfe-
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said by inspiration long before HarYOy's discovery Of
bis circulation has brought TO light us purposes and
uses. Now we know not only that life Is In the
blood" but that disease inhAbits II also. Many Of
the dlsorder that peryade the human frame, have their
home In II, thrive and grow In L.. The celebrated DR..
J. @. Aver, Of Lowell, has had regard to this important
fact In making = Remedy 10 cure those disorders, His
Extract Of sarsaparilla purges out the impurities VI
the blood and Induces a healthy action In ig that eG-
pslls disease, This looks reasonable, and II Ia true, for
we know by our own experience. Seldom as VIZ take
any medicine, we have nevertheless several tinas been
under obligations 10 the skill Of Or. Aver for the relief
which his medicines nevor fail to Afford ~ whgn We are
Obliged TO have recourse to them.-iCathOlic, Halifax,
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1ETTER PROM aoVERNoR BRoWNLow.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, NASHVILLE TEsSEssEE,i
.. March 4h, 1867.
TO ALL VIZ ON IT MAY CoSCERS
- || Take greAt pleasure In recommending the patonage
Of the LOYAL RUHLc to the Jonssboro' Crenn3 USIoS FLAG. 1t Is a truly loyal
Shed-ably conducted, and is doing good service in the Radical Union cause.
.y - W. q. BROwNLOw, GovERSoR OF TESxESsEE.
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$3.50 REWARD.

WHEREAS AN ATROCIOUS
w murder was committed on the
PRISON of an unknown stranger, by
cutting his throat from ear to eur
with a view, as is supposed to rob
him of his money, just outside the
limits of the corporation Of KNOX
vile on the last Tuesday night in
January past and whereas there are
believed TO be in that vicinity an or.
gaRized band of thieves and robbers.
Now, therefore, /, WILLIAM g..
BROWNLOW, Governor of Tonnes
See, by virtue Of the power and au-
thOrity in me vested do hereby offor a
reward Of TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS to any person or
persons who may detect the saidhmu
derer and deliver him to the Seriffr.
Of Knox County. Provided the evil
dence be such as to lead to conviction
And II it shall turn out that more
than one person was concerned in
the aforesaid horrible murder n simil.
ar reward Of W HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS will be given for
each apprehension and delivery to
said Sheriff provided always that the
proof lead to conviction and not
otherwise.
In testimony whereof I, W.
G. BROWNLOW, Governor
Of the State aforesaid have
hercunto set my hand and
IL. 81 caused tho Great Seal of the
State to be affixed at the
Executive Department in
Nashville, this the 18th day
of February A. D. 1867.
BY the Governor:
W. q. BROWNLOW.
A. j. FLETCHER, Secy of State.
feb22l5
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~ Mr.. %sloSaOld, at tho Post0dce, has received a
lot Of PIoushs, COrn-shellers, and other Agricultural
Impliments, which be proposes to sell worry cheap. Ne
also has dry good and groceries in great variety. Give
him a call.
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Rovenuo Btamps.

".as PLEASED 70 iaforn he pueIle thai ar youas
- sahusl o Luarsli, Ksq., Postmaster, kssps
-. On hand hes dsanbls and nseessaFy Hats
tuuss San, IN Ma wise judgment, has mads Il
fy Vat thsy shouli be ussd On sandy iusru.
r-a"o q vniins-sad an vAo nay fsl ne ned Of
- can preeun thsn 81 he Post.onea
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LETTER FROM JUDGE R. R. BUTLER.

TAYLURsVILLE, TENN, Marched, 1857.
The "EASr TESNRssRB UNION FLAG" published at Jonabmo, by CAPT. GRO. T.
GRSHAN, Is M Of the most thoroughly kyh journals published in the United
States, and / take pleasure IN recommending It to the Radical UnionlHs throughout
the country, and trust thy will sustain the Editor In his laudabIe enterprise.
- \. R. BUTLER, Judge la Judicial Circuit 7sm~.
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TBIs INSTITUTION, founded for the purpose Of
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This Institute Is 10 the Fourth Year o. successful
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THE "EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG
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"A GOVD "A ~ We N 4 ~ L Az " III IA ~ 4 u III .
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-06

AMERICAN NOTES by Charles Dick
ems. Published by Ticknor and Fields,
Boston, Mass.
The following editorial in the "New
York Tribune" of October 9th has led
to the issue of this edition of American
Notes =
"We regret to observe that one or two
journals are spiteful enough to print
some very unkind remarks about Charles
Dickens, in anticipation of his forth
coming visit to America. Mr.. Dickens
said some pretty hard things of us many
years ago; but it is by no means certain
that we did not deserve them ;and oven
II we did not, any man of sense ought
TO know that whatever little injury he
ever did lis has been twenty times out
weighed by the substantial good he has
conferred upon the world. The fact il,
we doubt whether those who are now
| rudest in their censure of the great
novelist know how much truth and
good sense are embodied in the writings
with which they principally find fault,
and how groundlesS is the assertion that
he ABUSED the hospitality, which we
forced upon him. 1t would be "A wise
thing good for Mr., Dickens and good
for oursclves--if our publishers would
take the present opportunity to put
upon the market n new edition of the
American Notes that would help Us to
know how little we had TO complain of
trsm the hands of our guest, how much
we have mended in our mauners, and
how much there is still 10 mend"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-06

Al A
'mllr 'laicly III their front, as tneS ulu
80, u. ,niat cleared away, EaNliig .ne,m
exposed 70 inc fu,i gnnc vi ,h' c'einy
men coIiiihchceu thai trnriui sahle w
se,lii,g men up; 10 DC poMieu roWh , ~
IRON Oalls, belched, a. IL were, rom tne
thousand moths OF hell. AGAIN anu agaii,h
they charged up Maryes, helgn,s Will
eacn shot proving througn aiiu ,iTousn, s,
ihelr ranks TO use the WORDS oi iWoei
historian, 'dispiaying uevotion M.
Is remarkable IN history but we
sacrifice was u'eless; made so by the
,allure Oh troops 10 cohnect ;-,lhst ever
haharuous straVgy--ahd, tne heAt
morning, Burnside,s whoie army was
again across the Rappahanhock, anu
fredericksburg once more under Con-
iederte care.
Of the two attacks on TINS plaee,a iew
remeinDranccs may be seen IN smell rld-
uled houses ana solitary chimney STACKS;
though even these ar. are TO be found only
nfter leaving Fredericksburg,, the
rolls OF the hills become longer, and The
lace oil the country more level. The low
GROUNDS areespecaliy FERTILE, ana ADAPT,
ed 10 the culture OF corn, wheat, and
tobacco. Inc country too, isibount-
iuliy watered, and the famed Pamun-
Key and Chickahominy rivers are cross.
ed successfully. Inexhaustible beds OF
mari, most useful in agriculture, are
iound In this portion OF the State, es-
pecially IN hanover county ana yet,
owing TO the false system OF cultivation
the country presents an appearance that
would distress Pennsylvania farmer.
II .lrginlan mas IarLi OF TWO
tnousallu acres ne cuitlvates the whoie
oi IL. W ratner ne nall orquarter cul-
tiVales tne whole. lie VIII not puy
Pouhu Oh manure, nor VIII ne save what
nc mas. Inc result is, that Northern
iariner nlght come along; buy one
sixth OF ms land manure 1t and win
reduced labor, produce crop that would
lar outstrip IN value, the product OF the
Whoic Soo acres under tne old system.
ana, II the Farmers OF virginia 40 not
pecohle alVe 10 this iact, they VIII nnd
Northern energy ana thfllt taking their
Dlrth rights from them; indeed, IT has,
III many instances, already come to
pass assisted as It Is by the low price OF
iahu III thls locailty y;-the very pest SELL
ing at from ten to fifteen dollars per
acre. Inc lower portion or the county
Vi turnover, tnSough which the railroad
PasseS, Isl hoWrVer, Il poor, piney re-
gIoli, caileu the oiashes. but even
tnese Dogs haVo cohtriDuted 10 the lame
anu greatness OF the S!ate, lor IL was III
h,lseraDie al niue capin amld these so
Ea'Ieu SitsneS Oh hanover that the
l,linior%ta, f III % %1hly was porn, nence ms ute
VI .iie MN boy OF the SiasheS." After
,etsilis AShltilu, y beautiful Httle VII
lage,or uollectlon Oh seh,lehlens country
aIa's, H M.tht u'so' dihcing .PaVlionl
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WIcSERsiIAM on the Radicals. He
said in Lancaster County II farmer would
wait half Il day for the master black
smith to shoe his horses; but would
send his children to school to a man
who kneW'nothin9, That accounts for
the Radical majority in that County.
He said also that Baltimore city had
the finest schools and school houses in the
country. That accounts for the magnifi-
cent Democratic victory achieved in, The
city this fall.
Talk about all the intelligence, aud
morality, and then refer to Lancaster
County and Baltimore City.