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Mr. Samuel Smiles has in the press work
entitled ''The Huguenots; their Settlements,
Churches, and Industries in England and Ire
land"
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Fatal Accident.

Young, William Enfield, and william Weaver,
Germans, were drowned in a mash-tub at Metz
laD's distillery, Twenty-ninth street and East
river Young fell in accidentally, and the
others lost their lives in attempting his rescue.
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From Cape IslaL d,

CAPE ISLAND, August 19.-The 81. MarY's
excursion party from Philadelphia arrived this
morning at IL O'Clock, eight hundred strong
The weather is clear and warm and the excur
sonists are heartily enjoying their trip to the
ocean.
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Arrival of the Hibernia.

QUEBEC August 19.-The steamship Hibernia
from Liverpool, arrived at Farther Point at
p, NJ on Sunday,
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led by Dehaven q Bro, No. 40 s. Third stree
-Messrs, jaw Cooke g. Co. quote Govern

-Messrs. Jay Cooke Co. quote GOVERN
ment securities, ETC., as follows:-U. s. 6s of
1881, iiil@ilis; old 5-2os, Il8i@lisg; 5.2Os,
1864, 1O9{@llO; do, 1865, l1O3@IlO}; do, July,
1885, 1905, Aug, 1O75@1O7}; do. June, lO7S@
1913: do, July, lO7a@lO7B Gold, 141a0l4l8.
-Messrs William Painter & Co., BANKERS,
No. SO s. Third street, report the follow
ing rates of exchange to-day at IL O'Clock =
ll33@llSB; do, 1854, lO9S@lO9E; do, 1865,
1lO3al102; do. new, 1Os501083; 5s, lO-4Os, 1926
011O2t; q. S. 1905, lst SERIES l07s0l975; do,
I'd series, 1O7A0107B; Sd series, 1914 0lO78;
Compound Interest Notes, December, 1864 I175.
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y,I - - = W OAItANIINE,
Brig A, III. Curtis, from Cardenas.
5chr 9. McCarty, from Swan Island,
Schr ]. 3. and l.. O. Adams, from Trinida,
MEMORANDA

e.,- MEMORANDA
t,hsPb Sertl5h, As days from IdvarnonI eo-
6s To- '~' "@@ spoken 10th inst, lat. 81 S5 ion
~ Brlg Essex Bartlett hence for Montreal retnrna, e.
and sailed Sge IoIh INST on account OF head Wnds
SIlE benJ carver, Myers, hence for Portlana ..,,a
from holmes Hole 18th inst, N-Ni@nu' saheo
bIig - ~ Arey, Babbidge. from Bangor for 1s,,,
ueiphla az Holmes Hole 10th inst -eVA A"A Thhh-
instant. "SHOe NJ PORTLAND 18th
Schr charles McCarty. Godfrey. for Philadalnhta a.,
ASSsHstb, SsH n was was AZ swan Island 24th ult. IN
SchT Seorgiana, Wentworth, from Bangor for PIN.
ueiphla az gloucester l4th inst, - UNA
N ,ag agS tMlcholson Price, hence, at Wilmington
AT sehT MARY Prize Garrison for Philadelphia, cleared
Schrs Ocean Bird. Marsh, and O. For Mont.o.
hence, ~ Richmond l4th inst. -'sV"eEyi
Sch6 q ylckery. Bs6bitt from Dlghton for phi
schr Whe swan, Collins, hence, at Calais 18th ins,
MISCELLANY
Schr Maria Jane, Malonv hence tor O, CO..
~ D., with coal went ashore on Brpanfina
, nssf Atiantc CITY, on Thursday last and is Cn, ,
Schr Rollins, OF Plymouth Mass c,asroa :. -
ueiphia 26th ut coal laden for Plvmon5h ~ rnila-
not since been heard from. Fears are Inu mas
peE snfety Captain Charles Harlow and son nn9n Tor
oomnosad b Seorge Atwood and two forei9nsI
ny some outward bound vessel. ''" Pi0Aeu up
Ny,,,, w. IBY TELEeRAPH1
brSska nom iivepSg0oSSs goSs e-Arrved steamship Ma.
s''"iuShip Britannia, from Glasgow.
NEW vo,,. DOMESTIC PORTS.
York, Dreyer ffom RrarSoa- Arrived, steamship Nav
BriS E3 S,nm,a ~ hoseyet, Hartman from Asa...,,,
triss Attn pler Ewing, nom RIO iansIsA Afseiled.
AS' Sinoro, from Rio Janeiro.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

bLIB n a. barnhrd, LIppIncott Havana, 70. A. SOuder
ScnI w. MOVIE huton, PEMBROKE, do,
Schr West Wind, Lawson. Boston. Penn Gas Coal On
schr r: a. Heath Williams, Portland. Borda Keller
stF 3: Mender, ROckhin wortOn's creek, Van Hinkle
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we are at present gutted with currency. two or
three weeks may work an important man 70
weekly return OF the banks Of this city will give US
warning. The supply of commercial paper Is Taolliy
Increasing and the bRnks are discou ntng tie best
grade at 5jS616x per cent, being the anerN rae
Produce paper Is res arded with di trust owing tue
belief that prices will experience furih sciine IS
the new crop forward but ordinary meie l1tle
Is less closely rutinlz than II was two months
ago owing TO the improved prospects OF trade.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro No. 40 s. Third stree
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

FOrGCidttiOraGt Marine NesOs see Third Page.
PORT OF PHILADELPH HIA "A U0IJsT 10
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THR EVENING TELp-
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA. M........-...76 IL A. M......-...S5l2 p p. 40
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ARRIVED THIS MoRNrNo.

Barque Esther, Drinkwater. 80 days from LeUhorn.
with marble. etc., 70 v. A. SartorL Had head Winds
ana Gains ~ w the entire passage 18Th plt lat 10 NJ,
the southwark, lost two tOpsails and had liTht
blown from the gaskels 18th, A M, was BOARDED bS
S9e ship laeorsd ieaTfnliy has been "a days westward
OF tne banks; Win ngnt southerly winds and heavy
Of Sreenock from New York, bound e.; Aug y Iat
~ IT, lon % W spoke oarque Boa frem New YorR ~.
barcelona 10Th. lat 40 o. lon. 70 o. spoke shin hsr
lotte hence Tor Antwerp 10 days out; 18th ana I1th
cask, with head stove In and painted lead color
guano 70 B. +. Folsom. NANHAiS' Win
SehE West Wind. lawson, days from Boston. in
mock. in ballast to j. T. Justus. N'NPPAn@h-
Schr Mary Priscilla simmons. dava froro Tavu
hammock. in ballast to ]. It. Justus NAu N'aPPA'
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith "a ho,r. a..
New York, with mdse. TO w. M. Baird & Co iiOin
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ChanCCry Sale Of


IN OBEDIENCE To \ DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court at Elizabethton, render
ed at the March Term, 1867, in the suit Of
Love K Taylor, Attorneys, VS.. j.. II. Kean, /
will offer for sale A. public auction, at the
Court House door in Elizabcthton, on Mon
day the sth day Of July, 1861, the tract Of
land mentioned in the plcading'. Said land
is situated on the waters Of Doe River, in
the 7th civil District Of Carter county, Ten
ncssee, and Immediately on the line Of the
contemplated 4. ia W. N. c. Il. r., odjoin-
ing the lands of II. G. Smith, Ebert Range
and others, containing about 200 ACRES.
There are on the premises two or three re-
spectacle Dwelling Houses, II good Barn,
Forge and first rate water power; &c. No
better advantages for machinery in all East
Tennessee. Snid land will be sold, without
the right Of redemption, on n credit Of six
months, lthe purchaser giving bond and APP
proved security with Il lein on the land I'M
I'll the purchase money is fully paid. May
2Ith, 1867. WIN. g. EMMERT,
lsG7may3lwiprSsl Special Commissioner.
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low and Stokes, and gave satisfaction
to the Conservative part of the audi
enee.
Stokes vindicated his cause, and
in turn assailed tho public history Of
his opponent and the aims eff coDser-
vatism. The Radicals express graf,
ifcation for his labors in their be.
half. Both speakers were warmly
%applouded The campaign will be
active and Jealous. The colorcd 70.
tiers present listened patiently, and
appeared to be much interested. Ii
was evident, however, that they gen,
orally were with Stokes.
jeff. Davis isnow enjoying the pro.
lection of tho British governmental
Canada with his family.
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LATEST NEWS.
Memphis Correspondence Of the Union Flagl
ETHERlDGE AND STOKES.
THE BALL OPENED IN EARNEST.
Grand Speeches made on Both
Sides of the Question. Ether
idge opens the Discussion,
Stokes replies in Court
Square.
TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE
PRESENT.

Nav Il, lsG7,-Mr. Ethcridge spoke about
four hours. lie is square built, compact,
medium hight, dark complexion Of heavy
eyebrows and easy manners, with n remark
able facile flow Of language, and fine SOUND
ed periods, while Mr.. Stokes presents on inst
appearance rather a man belonging 10 the
Theological profession, about GO, prime, with
his shining, bald head glisteniug III the sun,
he looks stcrHly mild, especially which he
smiles and shows his teeth. lie is not so
GLIB as his opponent, but he pitches his voice
to Il better advantage in addressing Il large
audience, and sticks closer to the points in
arguments.
Mc. Etheridge commenced his discourse by
personal attacks on the party now in power
IN the State, calling them usurpcrs, tyrantS
and many other hard names. HIS speech,
however, rested pretty much on Two propo-
sItlous.
LIST. That the late slayocracy should have
u vote N elections.
2ud, That the rcpentant rebels were the
best friends OF the cntrancaised slaves.
On the first proposition he argued that the
rebels having surrendered WINS now more
loyal and better citizens tina nl those men
'hAI Itih"IHeu III "VHc 'HIOubuo"' 'uo ""t'
Are more loyal and better citizens than all
those having IN one way or another gone in
to the Confederate cause, and afterwards,
withdrew influence, and attached it to the
Union cause, that these irresponsible rene
gades were now ruling the country, while II
should be ruled by the eighty thousand now
DISTINGUISHED.
HIS appeal to the coIored population or
rather the appeal OF the great dlstranuhised
mouopoIist Trough Mr.. Etheridgc to the
colUred people was That, we the white man
own all the land, that we employ you my col
ored brother, aud pay you wages. Without
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CaptaIn Hackers Sneech.

After the adjournment Of Chancery Court, GA
last Monday Captain Hacker, the nominee of
the Radical party for the Legislature address
cd the people in the Court House. He inform
ed them how he became a candidate, that he
had no political record and consequently no
political sins to atone for. He partially dis
sected the record of his opponent in the late
Legislature in relation to his votes upon the
Military and School bills and his course in
the Legislature curing the war as shown by
Il transcript from the unpublished Journals
of that period. He also said that if his OPP
ponent had submitted bis claims to o Con-
v]ention Of the Radical party and received the
nomination, he would have fell bound to
have supported him.
His speech was purely argnmcntatiyc can
did, manly and dignifcd throughout. lie in
dulged h no personalities and scurilous eph-
itLets, speaking unkindly and harshly Of no
one. lie answered the charge that he raised
a rebel company at the commencement Of the
war. lie was connected with what was term
ed a " Home Guard but it was composed en-.
tirely OF unconditional Union men and rails,
cd under the auspices Of the johnson family
lie entered the service Of the United States
in 1862 as a private soldier, made two o.
three trips into Tennessee from Kentucky at
tcrwnrls for the purpose Of recruiting an,
was honorably discharged from the servic,
as a Captain in the 4th Tenn. Infantry. IL
deied any man to Poinr to a stain upon hi
military record, or 10 prove that at any tim
during or since the war, he has committed Al
act or uttered a sentence in favor OF the re
bellion.
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Land Sale

DY VIRTUE or A Fl. IA ISSUED FROM
ID the Circuit Court Of Washington coun-
" in the February term 1857, directed to the
Sheriff, / will proceed to sell at the Court
House door in Jonesborough, on Saturday
the 22nd day Of June 1867, Tor cash in hand
al the right, title, claim and interest that W.
Us Denton has In and to a tract or parcel Of
land situated in Washington county, civil
district No. 3, adjoining the lands Of D. W.
2. Peoples, Isaac May and others, containing
90 acres be the same more or less, also all the
undivided interest that the said Denton has in
and 10 q tract Of hhd that W. J. 8. Denton
and I. ". Hattsell boughtofJ J. Hunter Sr. adj
joining the lands Of A. Scott, JEFF. Perkins
heirs and others containing l9l acres more
or less to satisfy a judgement and cost, that
John Baxter reeo7ered against W. j. s. Dem
ton until said debt and cost are satisfied.
This the 2lst day May, 1867.
NJ. p. B0RBING,
may2lwIpfS5 Deputy Sheriff.
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they have only to conform to the require
ments Of the law and discuss the issues in a
disgnifed and honorable manner The Rad
ical party DO not wish the State to be dis
graced by a bloody intestine strife, but are
determined If defeated at all, to be defeated
by the will and sentiment of its legal and
qualified voters. VIII the opposition take
counsel Of wisdom and reason or Of passion
and madness2 We shAll see.
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NOTICE
THE STOCK HOLDERS OF
the East Tennessee 81 western
North Carolina Railroad.

TO THE STOCK HOLDERS VI
the East Tennessee q western
North Carolina Rallroad; On
IA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
A Commissioners of the East Tennessee
4 Western North Carolina Railroad, held in
tho town of Elizabetnton, on the LIST Monday
Of Nav. 1867, reports were received from the
Jigcrcpt Commissioners appointed to open
Rocks for the subscription Of Stock to snid
Rood, From these reports II appeared that
TweIye Hundred Shares of Stock had been
subscribed to said Road, and on which one
dollar per share had been paid it was there
tore cho d;.oo,
Cd 10 make publication of the foregoing fact
/, the Jonesbolough Flag.
Resolrsd End, That the Stockholders IN the
East Tennessee 4 Western North Carolina
Railroad be, and they are hereby notified TO
meet in the town of EIizabethton, Tennessee,
on the Is. Monday in June next, for the pur-
nose of electing a Board of Directors
~ A.. j.. Upton, Secretary
of Board of Commissioners
,ee7mov17w4 of +. T. Il W.N.C 9. r. r.
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A Severe RCbukc.

The Union League Of New York admins
tiers a severe but mcrited rebuke to tie Re-
publicans, who signed the jeff. Davis bond
Of security By thoroughly disappearing his
release " because he has been guilty Of un-
paralleIed crimes against his country and
humanity and that IA decent regard for the
patriotism Of the people, for the sacrifices Of
the war and for the sacrednegs Of the war
required that he should be detained in pris-
on until tried for bis crimes"
This expression Of sentiment is pointed
unqualified and an unmeasured ccusure Of
those who participated In the release OF
the traitor. In answer, Greeley, one of .hc
securities, has denounced the members Of the
League as " blockheads7 and informs them
that they are unnecessarily busying them
selves about other peoples business. The
whole proceeding in relation to the release
Of the great ]tyrau~thief, robber, murderer
and assassin is a shameless outrage upon JUS
tice and an insult and Disgrace TO the people
of the United States. Those who participate
ed in il will live the objects Of scorn and
hate, and descend TO their graves followed
by the Geep-yoiced excavations Of all man.
kind. The resolutions OF the New York
League express the sentiment Of every patriot
in the land, whilst the conduct of Davis Re-
publican s]uretics Is only approved and com.
mcnded by Rebels and Rebel sympathizers
This disintcrestcd act Of kindness to Dayi.
is a fitting .cqaeI to G%reeIeys "history Of The
Amerlcnn connlct.n
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION flag

some capital could be manufactured. The
Governor ontrenches himself behind the plat
form of the Republican Union party adopted
the 22d of February, and simply reiterates
the principles therein ~enunciated. The Rad
ical party have nothing to fear from a free
discussion, and invite it rather than other
wise. "Their cause is just and holy" and
Truth never suffers in a conflict with error.
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CHARLESTON, May 2G.-Gcneral
Sickles, this evening issued an order
ia the case ofnegroes concerned in the
recent street ear riots, stating in view
ofthc general good conduct Of the col.
orcd population, in trusting to the nc.
ton of the authorities for the recog-
milton and enforcement of their rights
and privileges, all are released except.
ing William Hughes and JohnF Stew.
art, who being charged with s]toning
tho cars, resisting the police in the dis
charge of their duties, and inviting
others to r%iotous conduct, are remand
ed for trial by a Military Commits
sion.
In tho case of Stephen Calhoun
Smith, charged with initiating the ma
tional flag at the fremen's parade on
April q, the order says the only ex.
tenuating circumstance is tho pris-
oner's acknowledgement Of his guilt,
coupled with the avowal that the act
was done in a moment Of undue excite.
ment, and on expression Of sincere
contrition for the offence. Prominent
citizens having petitioned for Smiths
pardon, it is ordered that he be dis.
charged.
NASHVILLE. May, 2G-Colonel. Will
liam B. Stokes and the Hon. Emerson
Etheridge spoke here to an immense
crowd of whites and blacks. The
debate was deeply interesting, and at
times exciting. Btberidgo devoted
most ofhis time TO an exposition Of
radicalism and the reoord Of Brown.
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SPRING BED co.
No. C2 Liberty Street, New York. 4
MASuEL'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE
Spring Bed Bottom.

Received First Premium y. Y State Fair, lscg.
One Mltrcs,-Np Bugs-Nr Noisc-PerlccI Beat
Cheap. IS OF 10 s. OD 40 retail. Durable. Fit any
bcds'UId. Anybody can do h.
81 do not want q better bcd.r--N. .. Mccker, Agri-
cultural Editor TuI me.
Address as above. Agents wanted.
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ur bcaut' IN! chocolate color, anA can b. changed to
green, lead, stone, dutby olive or rrcar', to suit ,hs
taste u the consumer. It is valuable for Houses,
b. ms, Fences, Carriage and Car makers, Pals and
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Circuit Court of Washington Co,

TAMESW. COX, vs. WILLIAM II. CROUCH.
V Now pending in the Circuit Court OF
Washington county, Tenn. 1t appearing
from the SherilTs return that the defendant
is not to be found or so absconds that the
ordinary process cannot be served upon him,
and that an original attachment has been or
dered and levied upon defendants real estate.
It's ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Union Flag, no.
tifying said defendant 10 appear at the next
term of the Circuit Court to be held at the
Court House in Jonesboro', on the 4th Mon
day in June next, and defend said suit, or ne
will be proceeded against ex-partc, May 18th
1867. JAMES T.. DEAKINS,
may 24w4pfS5 Clerk.
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NOTICE.

20 A LII PERSONS HAYIsG WATCHES,
HTh n Jsuslv. A., IN my shop for repairs
-A are hereby notified tha, they are rsady Tor
EtsZ4 delivery. and mustbs tahsn oui before June
-, is5L ADD N not, dc. iii BE- soli Tor biilof repairs.
Nay 2iih. 1907. JANIS J, ATKINSON.
lHTnay2fsu Jsusng.
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ATTACHMENTS.

A A. BROYLES vs.. ELIAS WRESTLER.
"A. The plaintiff on affidavit says the
defendant is indebted to him, and that he Is
n nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon him, and having obtained m
original attachment againt him, returnablc
before some Justice Of the Peace for said
county, and the same having been returned
before me on the nth OF May, 1867, leviei
on the defendants property, it is ordered
that publication ne made for four successive
weeks, 10 the Union Flag, notifying said de-
PENDANT to appear before me, Mt my office in
Joncsborough. on the 18th day Of November.
1867, the sam having been stayed until
that day, md answer. or the same will be
proceeded with eyparte. j.. :. GRESHAM,
lsG7may24w4prsfeeS5 Up. W. C.
A A. BROYLES vs.. WILLIAM HORN
N. barger. The plaintiff on affidavit
says the defendant is indebted to him, and
that he is q nonresident Of the State of Ten
nessee, 50 that the ordinary process of law
cannot he served upon him, and having OBJ
tanned an original attachment against him,
rcturnable before some Justice Of the Peace
for said county, and the same having been
returned before me on the 18th day of MAY.
1867, levied on the defendants property, il
is ordered hat publication be made for four
successive weeks, in the Union Flag, notify
ing said defendant 70 appear before me, al
my Office 10 Jonesborough, on the 18th day
OF November, 1861, the same having been
stayed until that day, and answer, or tht
same will be proceeded with expartf.
IF. GRESHAM,
lsG7mayl 4w4prsiteS5 Up. W. G.