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Up The warmest thanks ofthe Junior are
due to Capt. II. NJ. Lyle, the polite, attentive
apd,good hatured conductor for attentions
received during a recent visit over the Il. T..
h Va. Railroad. By his suavity of manner
and unremitting care to the wants Of the
travelling public, he has won golden opinions
from all, of which he may be justly proud
Coils. Young, Cochran, and 0apts. Bennel
and Holloway have also placed us under
many obligations, for which we tender our
many thanks. They are all du .fait in the
requirements of their position, and no road
in the Union can boas. a more gentlemanly
corps Of passenger conductors.
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MARSHALiS SALE.

DYViitne Of an execution Issued from the
ID Office Of The Clerk Of the Circuit Court
OF the United States for the Eastern District
of Tennessee, Vt Knoxville, on the 9th day Of
August 1867, to me directed. | win expose to
public sale on the list day Of November 1861,
to Che highes, hiddrt for cash in hand, at the
Court House door in the town of Jonesbo-
rough, Washington County Tennessee, the
following described property, to wit. An the
right, title, Hhim and interest that Charles A.
L0ngniires has in and 10 Doe tract of hand
situated ta the 7th civil district Of SAID
county, joining the hands Of john Longmires
sr., ". NcIatatf aad> others containing %
heres more or less with ~ the Improvement.
thereon, levied on rs the property III said
Charcs A.. Lonemircs 30 satisfy a Judgement
obtained ia said Court for eosu ia favor Of
the United States and against the said Chas.
A.. L~ougmitvS
BfNcDANyEE, q, s. Marshal.
sep~t6w4pfSjs
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Religious Notice.

The first round OF Quarterly meetings on the Jones.
horo' District Holster Conference will be held at the
following times aud places, viz: s}t VI
Grcsncyille, November 2ud aud 3rl,
StClair cti ~ Wesley Uhqpel, November 9th and 10th,
Greeuevile ct, ~ McCoy's School House, November
10th and 18th. n. 1854 ...
Rhcatown Ct, ut Pleasant Hill November 23d and 2ith.
Tayloraville Ct, at, Taylorsvlle November 3Oth and
December LIST, r.H.l H. o..
Elizabethton Ct at Brick Church ,.Decemher7 eth and sth
Jonesboro Station, December lith aud lath.
Fall Branch Ct, vt Pleasant Grove, December 2lst
and I'D.
ElizabethtOn Station Dec omber 2Sth and 29th.
JonesboFu Ct, at Oak Grove, January 9Th and 9Th.
Watauga Ct, ut--- January llth and 18th.
L. II. DRAKE,
Presiding Elder.
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PERsoSAL-Mr, Bobelle, of the JonesbOro'
Flag made a call on ms Saturday. From the
severe Radical ueof the Flag we hardly
expected to meet so genial and placid a ger
tIeman.-KnorviHe Free Press.
BoJeie.! Horror os horrors what a name
We guess we are the individual referred to.
We found Mr.. Fleming Editor of the Free
Press, kind, afable, and on the pOlit.
ical situation highly entertaining in
his observations. His party hopelessly
dead, he amuses himselfin Illuminating sharp
and brilliant Seu a e,pritS upon the Opposi-
ton.
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THE UNION FLAG.
JoncsbOrO' Tenn, Oct II, 1867,
LOCAL E S.

sen Subscribers indebted to us for the Union
ry,g are requested to come forward and set
Il. their accounts Immediately.
We will take Greenbocks, Flour, Corn
meal, Bacon, Wheat, Corn, Pork Beef, Buck
wheat Flour, Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Hay,
Oats. &C., for which we will allow the mar
ket price,
In our absence Mr.. Alb, CvMmSGs, Fore
man of the Union Flag Office, will receipt for
all monies paid in Cor subscriptions and
other Indebtedness. We trust all will come
corward and pay up Immediately. M
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IFrom the Round Ebble.I

.
"The initial number Of Messts. George Routledge&
Sons well. hornldcdm monthly, THE BROADWAY, amply
rcde"ms the seductive promises Of is prospestus. The
wonder that so fairly printed and w~ell-hlled a maya
zine can be afforded for u ~siXponce Ia somewhat lost by
the fact that our taxes upon literature force up Its cost
to twenty five cents. notwithstanding, it is still so
cheap thai it cannot fail to make itself 4 formidable RI
val to higherpriced cOtemporartcs, teF of which, IN
their light reading, can by any means bear comparison
with the varied contents OF the number before us. 10
Mr.. Lawance, author of GUY Llv1NGsrONE,' Is
awarded the place dhoRaeur, and he gives the hfst M
stalment Of a horid romance OF the days OF chiralry,
which promises to be 'tbrilling.' The Rev. J. q. NJ.
Bellew gives the hrst chapter OF HOLLAND HOUSE,
which passes more rapidly than we could wish over the
history of the famous barOnial estate during the centu.
ries of its occupation by the families of De We're aud
Rich, its vicissitudes during the Commonwealth, and
pauses at the time Of Its purchase by Fox, when it be-
came the headquarters of the Wings. To 1t ia this
capacity, and rs the home of Addison, OF Charles Jas.
Fox, aud his nephew Henry Nassal, Lord Holland,
where met the i%llustrious circle they gathered round
them We are to be introduced in future chapters.
Without IpaIticularizing further, we can assure our
readers that THE BROADWAY contains q treat for al
most every taste-in Robert BuchanOn'S little poem
CHAIRMAN, in Ernest Griset's very funny pictures of
A WONDERPUL CRAB and the accompanying poettcal
legends, In Edmund Yates skiitul sketch IL rHB SEA-
sos, or In the commencement of SECOND THOUGHTS
MIR. John Hollingshead talks plainly and says things
that should BE- said about dramatic criticism aud Dlr,
W. Clark Russell, with whose name we are not fainil-
lar, has a very pleasant and thoughtful essay upon Mr.,
BRYANT as the representative American poet. THE
BRospwAY, we venture to predict, will he, in literary
aspect at least, a far from ordinary success
TERMS
"THBBROADwAY" will be published monthly, ct 25
cents; each monthly part will contain eighty %!octavo
NJ lodterpress, and two or more full. pages Illustrations
printed on toned paper. The yearly subscription for
single copies will be 50 two copies, $3.50 three cop
els, $50 Ave copies SIPS and S2.25 to each sub
scriber inclubs largepthan Ave.
Address the Publishers,
GEORGE R~OUTLEDGE 4 SONS,
4l6 Broome Street, New York.
lS67Oetllwl
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4lhN lhE ANhB ~ NARN - hNNN9nANJ
for a %journa! in the Southern States devoted
especially to Music, the undersigned hug ut
length determined to issue a periodical, to be
called
The Southern Journal of Music.
The people. OF the South have always been
noted for their love of the Fine Arts, rs well
as the culture Of good taste in every house
hold and though the wal has left but little
time and less ability to pursue ~favorite studies
yet the old love remains, and will show itself
in greater devotion than ever, rs rapidly rs
tho people can recover from the terrible re-
suits of the war. The undersigned, there
fore, confidently expects his enterprise to be
a popular one, while with him will rest the
responsibility of making it successful one.
|: is the fixed determination to labor for
the continued cultivation uf good taste, by
producing earnest thoughts from the best
thinkers, all aimed at the one great end, of
adapting High Art to the popular taste, and
thus, ii possible, preventing that demorallza-
ton in Music which has nearly ruined the
hopes of Art in other departments.
Tile SoGihern Journal of .Music will be a
monthly Of sixteen pages, each number con-
tanning from three to five, or more pages of
good music-the music alone, if bought in
the usual way, costing five or rix times as
much as the subscription price. Great care
will be exercised in the reading matter, and
the most scrupulous regard will constant
ly be had to the presentation Of that oply
which tends to elevate the taste.
TERMS-$1 60 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE,
The price is fixed nj such a low figure that
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unlstan Confarence.

This ecclesiastical body OF the Methodist
poi.copal Church closed its labOrs in the
,iv of Knoxville last Tuesday-Bishop
Kipgsly of Ohio presiding. We have never
soon A finer looking assemblage of ministers,
ror one in which there was a greater mani
fsstion of brotherly love, u~uanimity of Chris
,ian feelings and purposes and zeal and de-
termination to advance the interests OF the
treat Redeemer's Kingdom. This was a
LOYAL Conference, composed of men who
think it part of their ministerial duties to
pray for the permanency of the United States
Government, and the free aud noble instltu-
tions over which it extends its shield of pro-
lection. Often did we hear in the "great
congregation" the earnest feryent behest go
nm TO High Heaven from the lips of these
zsOIous servants of God, that never again
might treason and rebellion desolate and de-
yastate our country with the avalanche of civ
Il war, and such a solution of our national
troubles might be attained as would secure ia
rs and our latest posterity the invaluable
blessing of free government. On Sabbath
every church in the city ezcept'the rebeI
Presbyterian was rendered to the use of the
Conference, and they we're filled to overflow
ing by attentive aud earnest congregations
Bishop Kingsley occupied the Methodist
church in the morning, and DR.. Reed, Editor
of the Cincinnati Western Advocate, at 3 ?
NJ. We never had the pleasure Of listening
10 ADLER and more thVilling pulpit Efforts
Whilst their sermons were etoquert, theil
beauty and power consisted in their SIM
plicity and direct application to the heart
and minds of their hearers. We regret We
have not the space to speak fully of the in
toresting and happy events which aha7acter'
lied the occasion.
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Personal.

Absence las: week prevented us from in
forming our readers that our Greeneyille CO.
temPoraries, the &tp Era and Utdon are still
among the things that are of " my native viii
lage." A fact that we know personally, for
week before last we called on their resPec-
tive editors Col. Galbralth and 1t. Ike Self
SIN Prqpria persona" who treated US with
much courtesy and kindness.
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Hog Cholera.

Tho ohoisra AnA Throat Diseasein Hsgi ia prevail.
ihg, TEA fearful eEient, In some sections, Il indeed
hush to be regretted that tho farmers aud stock own.
snshoald, IN these messing times, suaar 70 nuehrrom
these terrible diseases.
tis stated, By some that have used The p~rspaniionsl
That foult's Celebrated Hotse and Cattle Powder will,
sureh and n oceaionally used, this ane Of the
year viii entirely prevent diseases. This Is a simple
I'msdy and sasy 70 gsi-wa believe all rcsPeelable
stores keep them Tor saio. We would adEiss owners Of
hoss % give Il a MAJ, a. great good can ts accomplish
sdby Ii use. ts55octiH2.
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IrP MEDICAL AUTHORITIES have annohnc-
ed that not less than oNE-FlFrHof the entire
population of the United States are afflicted
With Neuralgia in some form. Surely the
man who can safely remove such n vast ag-
gregate of pain is a great public 'benefactor,
Such is Doctor Turner, Of Boston, in Nassa-
chusetts. His "UNIyERAL NEURALGIA Pill is
pronounced ION all hands, to be an entirely
harmless and perfectly certdn remedy for
this most torturiug of all known diseases.
(See Advertisement in another coiWmn)
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To ConsumptiVes.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send Tree OF
charged to al who desire It, the prescription with the
directions for making and using the simple remedy by
which he was cured Of alung affection and thaI dread
disease Consumption. His only object Is TO benefit the
afflicted aud he hopes every sufferer wll,try TINS pre-
schption, as Il will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1865 South Second ST., Williamsburg, n. \.
IBG7mayl0ylS Is. M.P.&oo. :
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Errors Of Youth.

A Gentlemen who suffered for ten years from Ner.
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful iudiscretiUn, will. for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free q all who need IL, The recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy By which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adyer'
ilser's experience, can do 30 by addressing, 10 psries
confidence, JUN d UupxNi
,es-ns~tOyfg NJ p kCo. h
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LAND SALE.

DJRSUANT TO n decree Of the County
Court Of Nuhiuzton County Tenn. at
is September teru,ls6J, will offer for sale
at The Ceuft House door in The town Of Jones
boro' on Saturday tie roth day NJ October,
1861, a Tract of parcel Of hand belonging to
the estate Of DAVID ThoinaS deed, 10 Civil
District No. 4, adjoining the lapds Of Ira y.
Butler aud The heirsof samuel Thomas aud
othpfs routtfntu6
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Ta1.Payers Read ibis Notice.

nv ALATAX-PAYERS IN WASHINGTON
County, guardians, administrators, &c-,
both white and colored. i have given The
lawful notice and Httended the different elee-
tioL grounds as the law directs TO collect
your tax but very few persons have paid at
tention to the cali
THE law makes It my duty 10 collect the
TAX; my former advertisements were in the
spirit Of the law my e&ecutipas and moth
ing that a man has whdtevsrl u exempt from
a levy. Now all persons that do not come up
promptly and pay their tax against the goth
day Of Oct, 1851, may expect 10 pay II as tue
law p%rescrbes. And cannot ride To al your
houses to get il.
IL YEAGER,
Revenue Collector for Wash Go.
sept2Ov3
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A Good Business.

The Advertising Agency of Geo. P. Rowell
4 Co, No. 40 Park Row, N. Y, furnish regu-
LARRY from one to three columns of adyertis-
Ing to nearly one-haif of all the Newspapers
in the Eastern, Middle aqd Western States.
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rma

Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant
growth Of hair upon q bald head or beardless face, al
70 A recipe for the removal Of Pimples, Blolches, Erup-
tions. efe. on tue skin, Geaving the same soft, dear,
and beautiful, can be obtained without charge by ad'
dressing THOS. y. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
s23 Broadway, New York.
1se- vlOvlSM 2. ECo.
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y ACRES.

more or less. Said land viii be sold on a
credit OF Twelve months except hurry dol,
lars TO be paid on the Day Of sale. Bond
" IT'D approved security will be required Of
the purchaser, and a lien retained on the
land until the purchase money 10 paid in full
Sept ~, 1867.
]. p GRESHAM, Clk and Com'r.
ls6Tsept70WiptJeeSj
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A Card to Invalids.

A Clergymau, while riding In South America as a
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy tr ne
Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseaseol
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train
Of disorders brought on by bansful and vieion' habits
Great numbers have been already cured by this noble
remsdy. Prompted by a desire 10 bsuoh' the Afflicted
and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing
and uslng this medicine, In a sealed envelope 70 any
one who needs Il, Free n Charge.
Plsase enclose a postpaid envelope, addressed 70
yoarselL Address,
JOSEPH T. ISNAN,
station d. Bible House, New York City.
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B6- What has become Of JET. Davis and
The Jonesboro' Base Ball Club : We pause
tot a reply. Both noA tmt IA tsnh.
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A Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Executive Department,
Nashville, September 18th, 1861.

A"phN nv oNRNNaASNA ANhHi 49,
WHEREAS, Some excitement has grown out
of the agitation of the subject OF the ap-
preaching Municipal elections 20 come Off
the ensuing fall and winter, in the several cit
les and towns of this State; and whereas, Il
controversy has actually arisen in Two or
more cities as to who are the proper author
tiles to appoint the Judges and Clerks Of said
elections.
Now, therefore, |, WILLIAM g. BRowSLOw,
Governor of the State of Tennessee, in the
discharge of the duties imposed upon me by
law, do hereby proclaim that the Commits
sioner Of Registration under the Franchise
law is the proper person to appoint the Jud-
ges and Clerks of all elections and that the
qualified voters in all Municipal elections are
those only who have certificates Of registra-
ton, and who are qualified to vote for mem
bers of the General Assembly. The Fran
chise law is a part and parcel Of the Consti-
tution-has been sustained by the Supreme
Court Of Tennessee-an all elections held in
violation of said law are null and void, and
of no effect whatever.
In testimony whereof, I have bereunto set
my official signature and caused the Great
Seal of the State Of Tennessee to be affixed
at the Executive Department in Nashville, on
the 18th day of September, 1867. t
' W. 6. BRowYLow,
By the Governor;
A. J. FLEroHER, Secretary Of State. .'
Nashville Press and Times, Stats Zeitung,
McMinuyilIe Enterprise, Shelbyvilte Republic
can, Memphis Post, Chattanooga Republican,
Knoxville Wing, Jonesboro' FLAG, Harrison
Unconditional, and Greeneyille New Era,
will each publish one month.
sept. 20w4- e,#
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"DoS'r rs FooLisH."-You cab make SIX Dollars
rom Tiny Cents, Call and examine an Invention ntg-
ntly needed ~ everybody. Or a sample sent Tree y
nah for gc. that retiils easily for 81, BY n. J.. VOL
OF, iDcaalAAm sqaaff, New York. aug1O9yl
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DIVORCE.
Ctrcuit Court Washington Counts.

NE0RGE W. CARMICHAEL, vs.. Sarah
" Carmichael. In this case it appearing
that the subpoena to answer has been returned
by the Sheriff, endorsed the defendant NOT to
be found. 1t is therefore ordered that pub
i~ication be made in the Union Flag, II news.
paper published in the town of JonesborO' for
four successive weeks notifying the defend
ant to appear at the next term of the Circuit
Court Of Washington County, 10 be held ut
the Court House ia JoResboso' on the 9Th
Monday in October 1867, to plead answer or
demur to the petition flel 10 this case, or the
same will be taken for confessed aud the
cause set down for hearing exparte, this l7th
day of Sept. 1857.
JAMES r. DEAEINS, Clerk.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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DIssOLUTlaN or Co.PARNEasHIP. TheHru ~
~ s.AlFOUrZ h BRo., Is this LAY lis,oly.d "
mutual consent. :. A. Foutr retiring, u. =. Futth j.
kereby authorized tn s,fis the busines, " the late
hrm, aud will continue the business IN h. own uaHnr.
n. FOuTZ.
DAVID n. FUUT2.
August 1, 1857.
Will continue IN tho WHOLESALE DRUG vi
MEDICINE BESIGESS MANUFACTURING
FOCTZ's MEDICINES, At the Old place, No. ITO frank.
lin, stree, under the ggmc ald fiylout
WV T.F VT DAVID T. FOtTZ,
Baltimore, Angast I, lSG. u#7udiw2
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PROSPECTUS.

Having long felt that a necessity existed
for a %journa! in the Southern States devoted
especially to Music, the undersigned hWs ut
determined to issue a periodical to he
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Non. HoRAcE MATNARb, Knoxville, l-rryItce. ofTorn.
" VIZ. BOssON, Murfreesboro, ~
Y. X. ROBERT For the Trustees.
lookout Mountain, Tenn. Aug 18th, lot7.
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