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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
Has Anybody Heard a Glacier
Explode at Niagra Falls?

The LOndoa Engiaew, 10 tbs sourso Of .
discussion Of ihe fsFEsnt beat with which
the elements composing tbs interior OF the
globe are supposed 70 We kept 10 q %eon,inu-
al state Of fusion. lntroduses the following
story, which has been going The rounds, Of
the Preach papers, AL Of which seemed to
absorb ii with sdiiying srsdulity as worth
the careful At.eniiou Of scientific men;
Not far from the Fails OF Niagara
was = glseiei, belonging to a company who
realized profits BY the sale Of zee
In the Western riIies daFing the summer
months. A iew days later than the Aspin-
Wall explosion an AarOEA borsalis 81 magpi-
icsnt proportions was observed WHEELING is
ShAits several nights In succession in the
northern sky causing two lightning conduct.
ors on top Of the glacier ~ Ia emit long
electrical iames Of a blush colof. In the
meantime n boiling noise vas heard Inside
the glacier, accompanied with q dissngaqe-
ln'nt Of gas and oeeaSiossl loud deelAma-
tion'. A eaptAih Of militia ventursd 10 en-
ter an opening in the ice with a light, when
The glacier burst with an explosion thai shook
The Whole country. Happily no one WAS
killed except the unfortunate captain, OF
whom NOT . trace could BE- found.
The glacier eoHtainsG 5000 tons Of ier, and
after the eIplOso1 there WAs a fall Of luke
warn water ossr a space Of 500 yards In
dismeisr. The theory Of the csass Of the
explosion IL that the two lightning conduct
ers Of the glacier acted under the influence
Of the slrririeiiy as the two poles OF voliaic
battery, and ~deeomPOSed the ice into q mix
ture Of Oxygen and hydrog'n gases. which Of
course exploded wlsh rssisilssI power on the
Introduction Of = light.
What is most rsnArkAbls sbout the whole
matter ia,'h has bern raining Aoi eater at
Niagara ever Sinss the Oeeursnss-S says
the " Oldest inhAbitaat"-snd still IL rama.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
HEARTLEsS DISCRETION.
A New Born Infant Placed Upon
o Railroad Track.

Yesterday morning, about fvs o'clock,
soon aler the train had passed on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, an employee
Of the road was passing through the
cut leading out Of the city, upon q hand car,
a. u Is his aaty 70 do, for the purpose Of eK-
Ami1iag the track. Upon reaching the fur
Their end Of the cut, near the City Cemetery,
he discovered, q short distance ahead
upoa the track, something that appeared 10
be a bundle Of clothes. Stopping
the car, he proceeded to examine the object,
when, to his surprise, instead Of soiled linen
or cast oT garments, the package contained
an infant Of the Caucasian race and the male
percussion, not only in a'good state Of pres
e~rVaiiOn but alive and kicking.
The child 10 supposed to have been bora
during the hieht, and vas bundled mp In q
blanket, having no clothing On Of any de-
%beripliOn. II must have been recently placed
IL It's p~srilous position, for II there when the
train passed u certainly would have been
crushed By the wheels. The poos man was
somewhat IN the condition OF having drawn
the elephant, bot he promptly took the lit
tie stranger 10, Abd soon realizing the need
Of the services Of = wet nurse, one Wal pro-
cured In the person Of = eolored woman liV-
log near, Ia EhoSs care the infant remains
until Il can b spropsrly disposed; Of-NaSA.
Pres and Tina, lGh.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MANI regard this seriSA Of paintings ~ the chef
AVA datvs Of American art hitherto; certainly moth
iE In the department Of ESGHAviS0 yet produced 10
this country eEcrlR the work Of smillio IN their copying.
This EngFRViagp we're p~ublishsd nearly ten yoArs
which they have been ohsFsi, 8 ready demand has been
found. hi 10 nov proposed ts enlarge their sale, and
Mr.. Abboli has placed the plates with us for that pur!
pose. Btieying that, A. Ia the case Of every great and
worthy cnmPoaitiun, they cannot BE- too common, We
hAys undertaken to meet ha wishes.
The Trade, CAuVAsaeta and CluJs viii therefore have
most liberal terms. Ciargyasn aud teachers win also
BE- sutiilod IN = special discount, and all Dsrpohs dc.
possd Ia aid IN their sale In any way will nnd = EcAsr-
Gus reward for snott.
The prints will hereafter b Issued on better plate
paper and with mure care a. 90 printihE.
Price 81: per ct, on receipt Of which they will be
sent TO any address.
T., A. ELLIOTT,
IlPorAT and Pablahe Of Triad, ~ Rashingtas s..
F-blSn'oa5l BOSTON, MASS.
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say 0Aiug 70 the absence Of the Editorl

BeB- Owing 70 the absence Of the Editors
Of Union Flag this week, who have gone =,
dsiegatss 70 the Nashville Convention, We ar,
compelled to ~apOlOgiSs'tO orr readers for the
very msagrs editorial which we giTS them in
this issue.
We are not much politician, and u we
hare advanced any notions that are not or
thodOx, we tsust-ws viii be allowed The priv.
llsge Of taking them all back in the next is
Sns. We are Of the FeniaA persuasion, and
hpOnld suit our taSiO much better to have
given our readers s~Ou-thing Ia regard 20 the
Osid Country: but, having seen that too much
Fsaian talk has pAqssd some Of our brethren
Of the Green Isle TO look up rope, we hold
our pen on that subject uAtil the ANTICIPATED
reform shall have taken place in old EnSlAnd
and then you may look out for yours truly,
"MikR," The Printers Devil.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
Proolamation from ANDY johnson!
A aorg has made his escapo
ONE CENT BEwARD.

Lost, by the subscriber, on the 9th or No
Telnber, somewhere between Minnesota, one
hrindle pup, wearing a pewter imitation Of
a pinehback collar, inscribed with the words,
" Ny Policy Said pup had his ears crop.
ped BY some 'of my personal enemies 10
Maine and Vermont, aud had his eyes badly
bunged up iH . hght he got into on the 9th
Of October, from the effects Of which he waS
suffering ut the time OF his disappearance.
His tail had previously been dOeked BY two
muiilatinR ScoundrelS known ~ Thad Stew
ems and Charles Sumner. A scuryy fellow
named FOruey, ZONE time ago, tired on one
Of the pups paws, which had doctored
with 'AlVP made out of " treason made odiOus'
and hound up With u lot Of old rebel paFdOnS,
which were never paid for aud which had
been len on my hands. The pup will DC
known By the way he limps, aud BY hin APP
PrehcnSivs look Of fear Of being kicked by
every PaSser by. | am not SO mach afraid
Of his having been made into sAusages as I'm
Of his having been killed by the reconstruct
ton train Of Congress, as he was last seen
on the track bowling at the approaching en-
CINE. As be Is OF no earthly use to anybody
but bis disconsolate owner, | will give one
cant reward or the military governorsbip
OF Tennessee to any person who will return
him to me cate and sound. ANDY JOHNSON.
and TimsS.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
Passage Of the Billto Exclude South.
ern Recommendations.

Ia the United States Senate on Friday, on
motion Of Ar. Trumbull, the bin to prescribe
The duties Of the Clerk Of the House Of Rep
resentanVsS, which is a measure desired TO
enable the Clerk Of the House Of Represent
AtiVoS Of the Thirty Ninth Congress 10 e1-
rlnde Southern Representatives from the
ForIieth Congress was taken up
M. Trumbull said the bill proposed no
novel legislation. It had originated in the
House, and had been voted for by members
Of all parties. 1t had been unanimously APP
proved by the Judiciary Committee o! the
Senate, amer the penalty had been stricken
out.
The bill was then passed by a vote Of 81
10 d.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22


pulslve friend, Grliham, would not have Sai'
anything 70 create this alienation amOnl
those fighting In the sane great and saere'
cause.
Already every rebel paper In the State i
rejoicing over this unfortunate AFFAIR. w
are not strong enough 10 successfully DON
tend villa ths malignant cohorts Of treason
ahe fght among ourselves.
Now as to'the. charges against Capt. Girls
ham, We Will say they are WHOLLY UNFOTSDED
Colonel DuEgan has been imposed upon BY
some malignant personal enemy Of Girls
hams. Personally he knows lttle or moth
Ing OF GFisham, and bis statements are nec-
aasarily based npon tho atA1smsnta OF = sec
ono party. Ahcy4aSe . hnndred Males apart
and 70 Vnf knoWisdgs, Mere mas sever been
any association between mem, more taAn n
passing ntrodaeIlon. Sr'sAaH Saa
@sVsr, Si any h1.e tAs Col Ouegaa Indirectly
ehArgsal S'eoyGt, ere asseyFT Jn9m ne Cos
Jidsrdtf ednss. ne lneioed rom ms PAreAts,
haired OF lhe ihshtaaon o. H@NeE!: AheEe
Is not an element o. nis nature Whien would
not revolt az the toeA ~ tA~neteniog tue
SiaTeho'der reoenlon. u CNPt' Srisham Is
a dsssr'er ron we Con'sussaIe service, 1nen
thousands OF FeueIan soIolers Rnd MOI
men are de'erteTs. "hen inc var
ca the vaP'A'n r"I ellsen 2, ~lnSnmohd'
'Ar warmer Nc HAu koae rom Fast Aennes-
see' u nls nAme wa euro.eu ~ we reoel
srn!' u "As AssIns' n'S Wli, anu arbitrarily
aone' as "ss,tne case WIN thousands OF
mon men IN hAs' tennessee As soon as
ne Souiu ge' sway ron i'snmond, ne came
70 EAlt lehAesAee' ana WIN ms brothers
"nI A,nufeu s'eaPeu N iooA' 70 henluck!'
A"u en',s''u ~ tns lhlOn array
mere ne served snt'I 'he war terminated.
lne Tr'!ef o., 'h's served WIN MIN ~ the
same DrlgAuf ior mere man i've years Dur-
'ng 'hs UIe, capt pEishAm participated IN
At I'Si' = uoIsn ehgassinenu, ana MS per-
souAI courage was heFeT 9ussi'oned' On the
.SonuAry' no "As . brave anu ehcleht ohicer'
me enArKe against capt Hf''aSni Is, MAJ
pc s'oEe ave aanoted a"tiArs ana " g0id
nA'eh rom Fe'g OOfhei' Tue iscIs OF
transaction referred to within our knoWI-
arc Intse
~ tne ehg"EsmeA' ~ AOfriIto"n, 'ne Sth'
ana I1ta hsg,nen' Of East Tennessee
Z euerAl OAuniry WHIPPED and routed a rebel
snnssSee Dt'gaus' uhSrr 1onn u 'SNshn'
,Aueh"s AT'heIy' tSlA Pleers'l we're
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22

" Tho object Of. the Radicals IL
evidently, the concentration Of power
in tho few. First, nearly half the
Union Is disfrAnchiSed.-LouiS
Democrat.
II every whitO man woman, and
child IN the South was q rebel, aud
disfranehisOd, they would eoont up
only eight millions ont Of ihirty-lbree
millions. But Il Is safe 70 say that
al least two millions Of tho eight
million whites are loyal, 90 that ths
rebels are 70 the patriot, Numerically
a. 8 70 &c. The rebels have always
blundered egrsgiously In estimating
their strength. Ifthey were all swept
OasO q exiatence tho United States
would still DO q hrst.eIass nation nnd
ono Of the strongest people on the
globe.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
ASTROLOGY.
THE WORLD AST0NISHED.
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLGIST,
Madame EE. "A. PeEr1@o.

shs rsveslp secrets no msstAi eVOr know. Bhs %
stores to happiness those who, from dpIsful sTsnta.
rAtaatruphas, crosses Ia love, loss Of relations aud
friends, loss % money, &C., have become dsIpOndsnt.
She brihgs togsiher those long separated, EiVes infer
nation coneefning absent nlends or lVtsrs, ~restoiss
lost or stolen property, tells you the busiBsss you are
hest qualified 10 pursue and IN what you will be mo,t
successful, saHgos speedy marriages and tells yon ahs
very day you viii marry, giVos you the name, Ike.
nasa and ehAraetrristies u The peFpon. she reads yonr
very Thoughts, and BY her almost supsfnAtuTAi pow
sa unveils the dark and hidden mlstsries Of the ~.
tuFs. From the stars We zee Ia the hrmaBsnt the
malehe starr that overcome or pFedomiBAis In the con.
hguTaiion-from the aspects aad ~positlons Of the
planets and the hxsd stars In the heavens a. The Tim.
n birth shs dedaesa the lture destiny Of man. HaIl
not To consult tho greatest AstroioEht On earth. II
costs you but = tribe, and you may sever AgAin have
50 favorable an opportunity. ConEutAtlon fsr, with
likeness and all desired Information, 81. Parties lir-
Ing At a distance can consult the Madame BY mall With
equal safety and latisheilon to thenselVes, ~ u In
person. A fun and stplieit chart, written out, With
Al %isqulfies answered And Likeness enclosed, a.ni b.
mall on receipt q price above mentioned. The strlct.
est seereay WIN be mAialained, aud all correspondence
retained or destroyed. References Of ths Highest o..
der furnished those desiring them. Write plainly The
day o. the month and year 10 which yeu we're born,
enclosing . small lock Of hair.
Address, MADAnb n. A. pERRiGO,
Febl5yiCFskCo.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
Indictment Of John Fl. surratt.

This afternoon the Grand Jury, through
their foreman, presented an indictment
ag@inSt John H. Surratt. The indictment 10
accompanied By a preSentment charging John
Wilkes Booth with the murder Of Abraham
lincoln, and John Il, Surratt, David Z. Har.
rold. Lewis Payne and George A. AtEerOtt
for being present, aiding aud abe,tiGg, on or
about the 18th Of April, 1865. The indict-
ment 10 for murder, and 10 its fret count
charges that John II. Surratt, on or atou:
the l4th day Of April, 1865, did murder
Abraham Lincoln.
The second count charges John n. Surratt
and John wilkes Booth did murder Abraham
Lincoln.
The third count charges with the murder
OF Abraham Lincoln, John n. Surratt, Lewis
Payne, John Wilkes Booth, David r. Harold,
George A. AtEerott, and MFs. N. +. Surratt.
The fourth count charges that John Wilkes
Booth, John II. Surrati, David T.. Harold,
George A. Atzrrott, Lewis Payne, and Mary
y. SurrAts, did conspire and confederate to-
gsthsr to kill and murder Abraham Lincoln
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22

Into and sold In three several ana
lots: All persons desiring 10 my lsp'aa
lands Tor agricultural purpose, 'ua'' III
to attend said sale. fequsaa
Terms
The lands will be sold. as 49,.
teFee separate lots. One hahdrel ANN. }
the purchase money 10 be paid a. n SO.ah I
the sale. The balance Of The pu,rS. Va'
ey 20 be duo and payable, in .oe.i No.
ments, At toe end Of six and IVAN. 't''L
from the date Of the sale. MI, 9el4
proved security will be REQUIRED wv
purchaser, and a lsiu retained NM, .sa
chase money y fully paid. The,s ~
sold without the right Of redembuon
the 24sh day OF January, 1867. III
feblW4PrsfssSiOl 'Aga
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Colored AuRrnra aim.

just before going to press we see from the
Nashville IScs'and TSms' of last Tuesday, that
the COlOred Suffrage Bill passed the Senate
90 Is third and last reading, on last Monday
evening By a vote Ola 70 Z. The Bill passed
without qualification Of property or sdueA-
ton and Is now an article Of or StatO Con
stiiution. Three iimsI three cheers for our
hsrOiS LegislAtureI
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w HI0KE .
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
Conservative Estimate of Colored
Voters,

A prominent AspiraHt for the Conservative
nomination for Governor, recently said in
this city, that, with . banjo and a quart Of
whisky, could Vote the negroes Of any
county Ia the State" The result Of the A1-
gus: election with show how much Of truth
and justice there iS ia this Conservative es-
innate Of the patriotism, intelligence and in-
tegritV Of the cOlOred race.
We characterize the assertion as q base
ealumny, aud will inform the Conservative
politician that there Is not rebel whisky,
baRjoes or mOAey enough in Tennessee TO
buy the colOred VotsrS.-RnOr. WAig.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
The constitutional Amendment.

The Constitutional Amendment.
The legislature Of wiseonSin has ratified
he Constitutional Amendment. Il has also
been ratified by the upper branch Of the
Rhode Island Legislature. The lower branch
e Of the Legislatures Of Delaware and Louis-
lana have rejected Il.
Thus far the Amendment has been ratified
BY h~insieen States NJ follows: Conneetieut,
Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Maine, Nevada, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Ore.
Eon, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont,
West Virginia, and Wisconsin. II hAs been
rejected BY thirteen States, as follows; Ala
hamA, Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, Florida,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Terus, and
yirgiaia.
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TO sHERIFFS, CLERM az
M4sTERsl MRCVIxSE
TAX C~0LLE0IOke
fSTRGTES and Others
Take Notice 10 d

All who have publiehea ~ n
yertisements IL the Unlon fpooRI
REQUESTED 10 collect tbe ~
Poos for the same, and P,rs
over according ~ the lan 800
Ho have been at greet eA.I y
employing hands, buying 10
Printing Paper, n I.sulng
and enIargIng lhe Fleg
your Advsfiisemanta miges :
come before The public, W19s
Of Won are indebted 70 =, y
Of Dollars. Lands ana os "a y
porIy have been sold sna ~
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pells us 10 ask you 70 hs, A.
diatlsly. Very rcs~Pee,la,r.
Gro. y. uh,a q
Propriaor Uaion nag J'As's"'
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Truth "a -

Loyal nsn'nssd no stronger proof that their
course is " onward aad spEard. and true 20
the line" than e sss hlth spirited ct them
from The tails Of rebel nkunkS-SasA. PFess
aud Tna>t.
Never did you utter . ,rusr sentence. You
might have added ne Skunk Of GrseaevilIs
IS the most Prsminthi Of ell sknnks In this
thinking work.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
Fire at Ban Franoisoo-Earthquake

San FRANcrsco, February ls.-Yes-
terday q fire on tho corner Of Davis
and Washington streets destroyed sew
eral buildings. Loss $4,000.
Three shocks Of earthquakes were
experienced ut San Diego, Cal, on
the l4th instant.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
Rail Road Accident-Grest Floods
In Misaouri,

ST.. LoUTH, Feb. 1.-two care fell thrO'
the railroad bridge thirty miles east OF
NJ Joseph to-day. One person WAS killed
aAd many persons we're hurt.
The terrific foods are washing the build
inSs away in all directions.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22

A bin has passed the Indiana senate
a%bolishing the distinction between
witnesses on account Of raoo or color.
The Tennessee Legislature can Just
y claim no small part Of the honor
Of loading IN the ovarthTow Of caste
dittinction By law. To lead N . cause
90 just u far moro honorable than 70
rule-Khor. Whig.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22

Prices Of UncUrrcRt Mana
By THOMAS 4. AApn

- NAshyiA1s TnNs,. M y
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bic 20 nnetuate, bus maj be dapandsd ss.ahh
length 81 time for fs~taitiaucss % b ree,i, III
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
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