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Card PhotogTnphs Of Generals, states
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

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$3.50 Reward

THE COUNTY COURT or WAsHfNGTON COUNTY
Il AZ its iast session, April End, 1875, ordered that the
sun u Two Mudred and Rlny Dollars 10
paid any person o. persons Who viii arrest and %eonviei,
bafors . jury, any thief Who may BE- Eulify of horss
tesling since he close Of the late rsbeliion, Ts be
paid out q the County Treasury. ~ erder of
GEO. ", TELFORD, cAafrso-
Apfn NH JoHs y. GnsHAH, Qat
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J. T. CAZIER,

"OULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
w friends, patrons and the public gen
orally for their very liberal and extensive pat
rousge and hopes, by thoroughly disebarg-
ing bis professional services, be will continue
to merit their patronage in the future, 1t the
absve named place, where be has resumed
bis practice, and would be pleased to wait on
al who entrust their teeth 10 bis care. Hay-
ing Just returned from the Eastern Cities
where he purchased an entire new operative
and mechanical outfit, together with a
choice selection Of the best material known
to the profession, and having secured all Of
the most approved Improvements for perform
ing operations In the most scientific style, be
feels sanguine that be will be able, combined
With an extensive sEpsrienes Of more than
ten years practice, 70 give satisfaction 10 all
operations which hS may perform.
TEETH inserted on the Yuleaniie Rubber
Base, Gold and Silver. he would invite
special attention Of those who wish AEriTI-
ciAL TEETH to the Rubber Base az possessing
aBsshts superiority over al other articles sv-
er offered for that purpose. Il can be more
perfectly adapted 10 the gums. Il has great
strength, yet Il iS light and very durable. Il
Is easily kept elean-sveet and pleasant n
The taste. II does not eoaf lay a. mueA 40
Cold Base. Indeed, al who are ia need Of
Artificial Teeth, and those who wish 70 pre-
rerve their natural ones, can have Il done II
the Lossf Prize BY applying At
CARERS DENTAL OFFICE,
Nore 1868 JoSEsBoRo', TEsyEssEs
TSns Invariably csh.
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CARPENTER & MUNsoN,
General Claim AGENTS,

no. ]. B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjutant LIST Tennessee Light Artillery.
B65- s. MUNsON, late Lieut.. and Adjutant
9Th Tennessee Cavalry,
W0ULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of East Tennessee that they have open
ed an Office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes Of
claims against the Government for supplies
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, and sup.
plies taken and no receipts given, aud for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given TO
settlements OF officers accounts. StoppaEe
Of pay removed, and certificates Of non-in-
debtedness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
B@- Office LIST door South Of Exchange
Bank, Gay st., Knoxville, Ten.
Post Office Box 1873.
RETEREScEs-Gov. w @. Brownlow, Gen.
A. c. Gillem, Col. L. o. Houk, Capt. MeNeish
may 2G-tE
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The American Flag.


Mr.. Henry Vincent, an English wsiter and
orator Of NO mean fame, is now in this cOuu-
try leeturing. He 10 a friend Of John Bright,
ESQ, Of the English Parliament, and has a
warm glow for AmeE!sa aud American people.
In a recent lecture, az Cooper Institute, New
York, he concluded with these words;
Americans, I salute you honor you
] bow down and kiss your Gag with rap
ture. Go on. Your glorious mission iS not
yet completed. Go on az long IS there 10 an
ignorant man in yoWr Sountry 60 on, and
spread still more widely the blessings OF
your common school education. Go on with
the free preaching Of the Gospel Of Jesus
Christ. Go on with your Coprches. Go on
With your schools and the day will come
when the miserable prejudiGeS Of the mo-
ment shall be wiped away when feudAliIm
in England shall be no more, and when the
flag Of England and the flag Of AmerisA
shall blend together, symbolical no longer Of
dlScord and crime. but symbolical Of the
march Of that mighty power that shall new
er cease marching till the last stronghold Of
despotism has fallen and the standard Of
freedom 10 planted everywhere triumphant
ly to cover with its folds all kindrsdS and
races Of men.
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From Philadelpbia.

PHILADELPHIA, December 29.-The
Congressional Committee on frauds
on internal cvenn have unearthed
some astounding cases here Of corrup.
ton aIuong the officials.
At a meeting at the Board Of Trade
rooms to-day, a large number Of cot.
ton ansl wool manufactures agreed
to memorable Congress to abroRate
I've per cent, tax or manufactures,
and otherwise address It concerning
those intA rests. A committee was
appointed to 90 to Washington.
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Letter from washington City.

EpIroRs UXIoS FLAG 81 reached this city
Yesterday after my trip TO Tennessee. The
members Q! Congress are still absent, aud
the public attention is largely engrossed with
the usual festivities Of the season.
Coming through Virginia | met several
gentlemen with whom / conVerSed freely NJ
on the state of the country. The condition
of affairs there 10 truly dsplorabls. Areign
of terror exists scarcely less despotic than in
the midst Of the war, detsrring men from an
ASoWal OF sentiments whish thsy honestly
entertain. The old prescription OF persons
deemed untrue 70 the SoHth,' according TO
the test OF allegiance established By those
who proseribe IL No renorseless as il ever was.
And woe to all who come under the ban
Such a thing as free thought, much less free
speech, does mot prevail in Virginia for the
high or the humble; and until society Is fun
damentally reconstructed in temper and spirit
no degree Of political acknowledgements will
avail anything. The most humiliating part
Of il all is, that the thTAlldom is TO n power
the most contemplate. A half dozen out
spoken men might scatter 1t to the wind. !
found men enquiring about the Constitutional
Amendment. There is u widespread feeling
in the State, that Virginia ought to ratiiy it.
Those who are trembling lest she should DO
so, insist that they have no assHranc" OF the
-ecognitioD Of their State government, even
If they shoulG .ratify the Amendment aud
on this point therN ia a good deal OF inquiry.
There is not in my mind the slightest doubt
that Virginia or any other Of the ten rebel
lous States could now be promptly restored
upon the ratification OF the Amendment, and
yet there is no particular desire that
they should do it. Rather there is a secret
hops that they will reject it. For the truth
is that Congress, in the anxiety to avoid a
rupturs with the President conceded more to
the rebellion or rather required less Of il,
than Rat the entire approval Of their constit-
%uencies. So that the only alternative for
these gentlemen ia either this soon or some
thiag more rigorous. Will they take COUNSEL
Of wisdom OF Of passion. -
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the Constitutional Amendment. All the rest
~nrorouuco them 10 DO . scheme TO accom-
pllsh the civil, social and political squaliEA-
ton Of the white SAd black races. They de-
clare that in iAsir adoption the South will
humilitate her manhood, violate her honor
and perpetrate her own degradation. By mig
representation and downright lying, they
have gulled a large majority Of their readers
into the solemn belief that such is the intent
Of the Amendments and such the terrible
consequences that must follow their adOp-
tion. They AbusO the bravsst and best OF
the Union Generals, %denouncing them az in
carnate ieAds who invaded their peaceful
and innocent land to enrich themselves BY
pilAEe, and to burn, destroy and murder.
The journalism Of the South-unPrinei-
Piled, liceutious, and untruthful-is working
incalculable detrlment to its most command
ing interests. She needs rcpOse 10 recuper-
ate her wearisd energies and exhausted
wealth, and this can only be obtained BY the
Infusion of that life, which is supplied by
the States and General government. Her
masses, did they understand the true mean
ing of the proposed Amendment to the Con-
stitution, would most gladly accept them.
And just as soon as they are correctly in
formed upon this point, the work OF recoA-
~eiliation and reconstruction will be accom-
But 80 long as rebel newspapers are
permitted to poison their minds, and intensi-
fy their prejudicss against loyal people AID
the idea of living with them under the same
government, the difficulties which a1lict the
will exist and continue to increase.
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THE pRRsa

" eeaalisil ether. facts did no. s1is. to
s'sPfovs he o~h-rspeatsd assertion Of the
Jshn'oaian party, that the people Of the
S'uiA abide Fi'A proper rssignaiion the mis-
carriage Of hsif rauSs and even sequisses in
the son',qasnesi Of the triumph Of Rspubli-
saa freedom, ihs nest eosslnsiys sIidsnssof
ih fAl'i'J vouie ,, huruilhsd ~ ibs snhau
aad eour's Of the Southern Pr.sA Ga, Of
the May huaassd r'tsl j~suFnals, only tee Of
pssnioeni ability ssd lsausnss rstonm.nd
aaa adsosa,s TIE sdopilsn d TIE coarrss.
'ioaal Pha q r%ssisiyias ssd rshrsfHia,isr
he practically deed siaiss. a, s,i iorlh i
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-11
Save Your Oil.

Put the wick into the lamp and Gil the
latter about half full with coarse salt, and
then pu. in about One inch Of oil, aud it will
be found that a great saving will be the re-
suit. The salt wastes gradually ava! du-
ring the burning, and must, therefore, be re-
newed from time to time. The light Is pur-
er and more brilliant than without the salt,
aud the wick requires no shutting.
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ARTIFICIAL BEAUrY.-The Baroness de
Stael confessed that she would exchange halt
her knowledge for personal charms, and con-
slider IL cheaply bought at that price. All.Wo-
men kHOW that II 10 btduiy, rather than GEM
~, which all generations OF men have WOFsh.
iped in the sex. Can it be wondered at. then -,
that so much Of womR MS time and attention
should be directed TO the means Of develop
ing and preserving that beauty Women know,
too, that when men speak OF the intellect Of
women, they speak critically, tamely, cody 4;
but when. they ONE to speak Of the char ms
Of a beautiful women, both their language and
their eyes kindle with an enthusiasm. which
shows them 10 be profoundly, if not, indeed,
ridicalously, in earnest. II Is part Of the nat
ural sagacity Of women to perceive all this,
and therefore employ every allowable art to
Decome the goddess oftha, alteration. Preach
to the contrary as we may; against the arts
employed byW omen for snchRncing their beau
~, there still stands the eternal fact that fhe
world does not prefer the society Of an ugly
woman Of genius 10 that Of = beauty OF leSI
intellectual requirements.
The world has yet allowed no higher mis-
sion to woman than 10 be beautiful, and il
would seeuI, that the ladies Of b. present age
= e carrying this idea. on the world greater
e. tremeI than ever, for all women now, to
W. ON nature has denied the talismAnie power
Of beauty, supply the deficiency by The use Of
an enameling process called email de P ar.
ia. or IN plain English ''PArisian Rn4mel.p
which has lately been introduced into this
cot ntry by [Frsneh chemist, 4 delicate beau
tihtr which smoothe s out all ihdsntAtions,
poe i-nareks, furrowS, scars, and in paris al
alAbAsier skins, bloomiDg-eheekI aud iarroW-
less faces With the assistance Of this new
Preach trick Of q lAdy's toilet, female beauty
il dssinsd to play a larger part In the Admi-
ration Of man, and the smbiiioa Of women,
than Allthe arts employed since her creation !.
-Homs JosTndi.
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~ Latour Maubourg lost bis Ior

~ Latour Maubourg lost his loe
at tho battle Of Leipsic. Aftor be had
suffered ampu tAtion with tho great.
est courage, ho saw bis servant CRY.
ing or pretending 10 cry, in one cor.
o ofthe rooua. "Jack,D said be.
mono Of your hVpocritical tears, YOU
idle dog you know you are very glad,
for you will only have one boot 70
clean.
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RESPONDING to our suggestion that
Andy Johnson would probably beJohn
MOrrissey's " bottle holder when tho
latter gets into Congress, the Eaton
Register objects that John is too smart
10 trust Andy with his bottle.
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N 0TIC In

DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER vhSISv
ID In me by authority Of D',d :.
executed BY n. g. Cor, 10 Isea'e : 49,
Hannah Cox, Of about the sum o. =.
Hundred And Eighty pollaFS Win Y 800.
est thereon from the 2osh dsJ o. c,'s
1896, I vii! proceed TO Isll, ~ Ioi \
House, in Jonssborough, % InunY !
goth day Of February, 1867 al " i
terest, right, title, and claim o. 'os
@. Cox, In and to a tract Of lanal go
the County Of Washington, stAIs "a
see, District No. II, containing
onS-hAlf Of said tract adiolning In' h Nh
Jesse Hunt, JohA Hunt, and osnelI, \
the farm formerly owned and rss'aEwp
N. g. Cor. Said tract Of ana ~ III
acres under cultivation, 10 well 1877 b,
Waisrsd aud conveniently slI9a ps,
n~eIghborhoed, and has good ssh1' IA /
house, saw.mill And GfiSs.nil, s,diua
every var desirable ~ a eoa9EIIusLL
January 3, 1867. THOMAS +,sa,.
janli-Wsprs fossil IL
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Basil Duke for Governor Of
Kentucky,

Certain Kentucky democratic organs are
talking Of nominating the notorious guerrilla
Duke for Governor, and a Memphis paper
calls on the party 10 honor itself by electing
him
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any bsttsr than before. OF peraona might
mention many but 1t made them no better
than they were beiOre-thlnk Of J.. H. Sur
rAit. Truly you're, P~HILANpaR.
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Receivers Sale
GOODS AT AUCTION j,

DURsUANF TO A DEoREs y Ip
rChaSesFy cotrs a. Jops,ess.' ssdlE
November Tern, 1855, 10 tns e,1ap VI.
Bro. &c, and Dicksssen Pfies So ssa0u,
Famed 4 WndG I VIII sell al PaSas q
Al So.. 2. OoTls Block, 10 Jeus,eo" .
Msndsy The 4th day o. Feefs'1 \, 0csL
s,oek Of Goods, consisting Of pg,.ITrA
oioshiaE, hats, BoOtSt Shoes
TERMs, cssh in hsnd % Az s1 srSi
$40 90, al suns oTsr, nine no'
note ana approved security. -. a.
]. 7. oAzIEh
t.,..ho,o, Nae. a6. ls66z-lanll%s
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BGrA respectfully connected girl in
Philadslphis, who abandoned her
home for . house Of IN fame, was
dangerously shot by her brother on
the night Of tho 26hb Of December.
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WHATEVER may be said of President
Johnson'S vacillation, no candid per-
son can deny that in two particulars
no is consistent. lie closes no oppor-
tunity to botrAy the people who elect
cd him, and to pardon the counterfeit
ers Of the national currency.
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tDrChiof Justice Chase denied the
application Cor wit Of habess corpus
Cor the relief Of Dr.. hudd.
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RADICAL UNION
STATE CONVENTION,
TO BE HELD IN
Nashville, February 22d, 1867
TO Nominate a Candidate for our
next HOVernOP.

next Governor.
Let every District in every County through
cut the State hold primary meetings and sP-
point delegates to this Convention. "Put
none but Americans on guard"
All delegates to this Convention will be
passed over the East Tennessee and yirginis,
KsSt Tennessee and Georgia, Knoxville and
Kentucky, and Nashville and Chattanooga
Roads at HALF TARR. We are authorized to
Diake this announcement by the Presidents q
1he roads mentioned.
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Har The humAE heart, like a well, II ut
terly closed IN from the outer world, is sure
to generate an atmosphere Of death.
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Missouri Legislature.

JETTERsoS CirT, No. December 3.-Ths Sen.
ate organized to-day by elecsiAg David Bon
ham OF Andrew county, President pro tenn,
and Colonel Dyer, Of Pike county Secretary.
n the House Mr.. Harlan was elected Speaker,
receiving Aineiy-nine votes out Of one hun
dred and thirteen cast, Mr.. Doane was cleo
ted chief clerk-All Radicals. The organ
ization will bel completed tomorrow, when
the GovernOE,S message will be delivered.
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Land Sale.

Il II A.Z.MZH AND ~.
X m..f Al Jleob Horutarferi d,-hT ~ a
e afs 10 fhs hirhot tldisi. o. ii-.es n - n
dsy of Jsna1ry, 1877, a ~ ~ "a 40 "a
H6Tnbarnn AZ thaf tfafg .tsrtf8o ~
III ta wiIhIsKieH ssl1g ~ W. fhiara
jsislns q, shds sfE.a hs'h''' "
''l nSrsontSTiosGsa An =. naie
-ssasberinT 81 usisr nsaI u, hss ,sinl :
III ehslta MI, ufn : clnmgs .sei. tdsr
Isayey 90 Hhssffrn ltsior y ~ -
80 an -san q r1ll es,,fnss
ors itirt {. hspsIss usss 80
y - 80 n-stba ~ ref.. No
go Via ssS1Ssa ssuny, Z. ~
~rli IA uanifafs mc1y mLp
% ~ n. AZ '1snr, k~.-i.sssrs
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1rsrr ~ ro.tfll n IlIt ~ 4
W. sdby rsfy
.Ia- "a IA rIam fNIu fyH
.ssd. 10 ffihan sgu.''' W.
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TFE UNION FLAG HAS
Upper Enst Tennessee.
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lhuliHSPfNS o"'Aa"s
ny VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF vEND. Ex.
- 20. issued from the Circuit Court Of
Washington county, TO me directed tested the
fourth Monday Of October 1855, upon .
judgement and cost for the sum OF $685. 90,
debt And cost, pronounced By the said Court,
and In favor Of John 4. Wilds and son, use
Of 2. Shiplsy administrator, and sgainst A.
T. Hare, / will sell at the Court House door
In the town Of J~onssboro', on Saturday the
isth day Of February 1851, for cash In band
al the right, tide, claim and Interest that
the said 4. T. Hare, has IN and 70 . tract Of
land situated In Washington county, district,
No. Il. adjoining The lands Of Thouas d.
Arnold, Wm. Hale, and others containing
10 acres, more or less; untii said debt and
cost is Gatshed. This the 9Th day Of
JanusFy 1851. s. r. sHIPLEY,
janlfwtpB Sheriff.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF yEND Ex-
ID 20. issusd from the Circuit Court Of
Washingtoa eOuniy, 70 me directed, tested,
The fourtb Monday OF October 1868, upoh .
judgement and cost for the sum o. e17, 10,
debt and cost pronounced by TIE said eouFt
and IN favor Of James n. Patton, and againft
John w. Gaba, and !. r. Gaba,sI vii ell at
ne Court House .dsoF st The Court Houss
door In DE toFn Of JonesboTo, on Saturday
Ire 18th day Of February 1881, for cash in
hand, ~ tbs tight, title, elaln and interest
that The said f5aao and Johu Cabs, has IN
aud 10 Z iractof lad sllualsd 10 Washisgs
ION eouniy, dirtriei, No. 5, adjoining ne
lads II Jamtg Oleyd, Wm. Uoyd snd oilers,
containing 70 acre., more o. ieBsj uBtil said
dsbt aad eost Il sallghsd. This he 80 day
u JanuaFI 1851 ST. anIPLBY, II
jsniivsPHs sbtfG
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Friday, January IL, 1867.
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uE unrUE OF A wnIroy mnKE vrrD. *.
l-s.a ~ - e,,'s. ess1 4 vs.sisI,ss
ls1sf 49, aEol t.ns lalrnu1 40 ae1h. 80 ~
nsFam 81 ~ - o Aver . !. n. Hsppsf. sas "a.
a. ~ l.er % = Asioa ~ 80. datit "a
HoaaWs latl 81 a - Cent noaIa fIsTIa ~
lssu eaesl 40. - RiuIisI ~ lnt ~ ~ ~.
is.sJ , ''fs - IL bsst, ahshsrsti No. hsin
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THE UNION FLAG.

a join no Party EhisA leu not carry he Union HlAE
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