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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-24
NOTICE
TO THE STOCK HOLDERS OF
the East Tennessee & Western
North Carolina Railroad.

III HE SIOChH OLDEHS Ot
the East Tennessee & Western
North Carolina Railroad.
A 7 A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
N Commissioners of the East Tennessee
4 Western North Carolina Railroad, held in
the town of Elizabethton, on the lst Monday
of May, 1867, reports were received from the
different Commissioners appointed to open
Books for the subscription Of Stock to said
Road. From these reports it appeared that
Twelve Hundred Shares of Stock had been
subscribed to said Road, and on which one
dollar per share had been paid it was there
tore
ResolUed, lst, That the Secretary be direct
ed to make publication Of the foregoing fact
in the Jonesboiough Eag.
ResolvSd End, That the Stockholders in the
East Tennessee & Western North Carolina
Railroad be, and they are hereby notified to
meet in the town of Elizabethton, Tennessee,
on the Is: Monday in June next, for the pur-
pose of clecting a Board of Directors.
A. J.. Upton, Secretary
of Board Of Commissioner
l8G7mayl7w4 of Il. T.. & W, n. g. r. r.
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Take Notice.

The Auxiliary Councils Of the Z. Il. A.. In Washing.
ton county are earnestly requested to send delegates to
the meeting Of the Grand Council next Tuesday night,
as matters Of the highest importance will be under
consideration. It is absolutely necessary that there
be regular correspondence between the Grand and
AnrllarY CeuneIls to seeure nnenImlty Of action.
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90 We have been told by a number Of farmers in
the last few days, that they have never seen n more
ALTERING prospect for an abundant crop Of wheat at this
stage Of its growth. II no accident bcAlls It, we will
have aSurplu' rs large II not larger than any year pre-
Viou, to tha war. The Lord Is smiling upon us again
ana We should repent Of and abstain from those sins
which have provoked his sore dIspleasnre toward US.
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FREE to EVERYBODY.

A iargs Q ~. Circular, giving information Of the
inporsnss 10 Ire young Of both -Ses.
II tsaehss how Ire homsly may become %hsasiiful, the
respected, and ths fouaksn loved.
No young LADY Or genilsmau should All 10 send
heir address, aad rscsivs = eopy POI, paid, By return
nall. AsrB p. o. pnvsr. q,
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Errnrs Of Youth

A Gentlemen who suffered for ten years from Ncr.
vOus Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful |indiscretion, will. for the sake " suffering
humanity, send free % all who need It, The recipe and
directions for making tina simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adyer.
tser's experience, can do so by addressing, In perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar Street, New York,
lsG7maylOyls. NJ. P.&Co.
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And all kinds Of CASTINGS for REPAIRS,
constantly on hand.
would call the attention Of the Farmers,
in general, to a few facts. Having been in
this business for over % years, (as well as
fnrming), ! consider myself thoroughly posted
in all kinds Of Agricultural Implements, and
having selected my stock from the best man
ufactories in the United States, am prepared
to give better satisfaction than any other es-
tnblishment in Tennessee. FIRST, my Thresl-
ing Machine (Russcll's) will do mere work
and save more grain, with n lesser amount of
team and labor, than ing othcr IN use. Ny
Reaper will harvest Wheat, Rye, Oats, Barley,
&c, in the most perfect manner, on any farm
land in Tennessee, no mRtter how rolling. IL
will cut around stumIs with almost the ease
Of a cradle.
AH that is necessary 10 coHriHce The farmer Of
Tennessee that my statements drs c%orrcct, Is 10 al
ioO me 10 prOrs mig Insertion ly a trial Of my
Machines. My Morers are second 10 none in The
market. M Plows, rhererer they hare been used,
are giving better sah9ficton than any PioW in
Tennessee. Ny Stafford Wheel Cuitrator Viii
c]ultiUate from 8 10 10 acres Of Corn or Cotton
per day, and makes il easy on The tarmsr, as he
rides on the machine and does the rork as rsH
as can be done with aHy common shed plow.
/ also can furnish AhH owners Nth the best
Water Wheel in the Eorid, rhieh / can safely
say, as / knOU ii By experience.
My machinery and implements will
perform all that | claim for them,
DaS~ All persons wishing information IN
regard to any of my machinery will receive
a Printed Pamphlet, and all necessary infor-
nation, by applying to GEoRGE S. RunLE Mt
Chattanooga, Tennessee, or TO Ez. s. MArHEs,
Agent, Jonesborough, Tennessee.-G!
GEORGE S. RUBLE,
april26-l867. Chattanooga, Tennessee
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Return Them.

LOANED a friend two volumes "Youngs
Night Thoughts" one year ago. Ny said
friend will return them If he knows himself
for haze forgotten who he is.
mdyl7W3 SAM. j. KIRKPATRICK.
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~ Attention Is called to tho advertisement In an.
other column, Of Madame II. A. Perrigo, Of Buffalo,
N.Y. the great Astrologist and Olairvoyant. Mad.
Sms P. can be consulted BY letter, on all Affairs Of life.
past, Prsien. and future.
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AZ Two promising young gentlemen, haiIing from
that part Of Dixie called Sullivan county, were admit.
ted into the Washington county Boarding House last
Sunday evening upon a Recommendation Of a son Of
Vulcan, living in tho above.mentioned locality. They
demonstrated their claims to their present position by
IppropHaling to their benefit about forty dollars worth
Of Black smith tools.
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COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.
Childhood, YCHth, Manhood, and
Old AGE.
Tie Original Pictures in Posses
SION Of Rec. Gorham .. AbbOt, Of
NCU York.

Nj ANl regard thi' series Of paintings - he eAs(d'
At4 r'H'It ni American art hiiherto ~csttnIuly roth
ing m the department Of ESGuAvfSa vet prodnred in
w. country eNcr- the work Of smile IN their copying.
lhe Engfnvings we're published nearly ten years
'Iie', AMI 10 The tw and limited channels through
when They have been offered, o ready demand has bcsh
l.nul TIE now proposed 10 enlarge their sale, aud
w. Nuhoit LHf PLACED the plates With W. Tor that pur-
pose, bNI'Niug that. rs In The case Of every great aud
w"r'fl composition, they cannpt be- too cstamon, ~
have uudrliaNen 10 meet bis wishes.
The Iraf4, Csnvassrrs end Clubs viii therefore havs
most liberal trrns. rl-rvymrn aud tetcbvr, will ais,
o. HnlilHi 70 a special discnunt and 40 hcraons dh-
posed n all in th"ir sale la auy way ali And aKepsr.
on. reward Gr effort.
The prints will hereafter b. issHei On better piats
paper an YIN n"re cate a. g. p%riRfihs.
Price 81 pr set, % receipt 81 Whigh thor will b
sent 10 my addrcss.
H. a. ELLIOTT
ln'or'r and Pn|iAer q fsla, a2l gaahia ~ g.
F'o'Hm""I BOSTON, MAsE.
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NJ Deficient appetite arises from a dIsordsred sto.
mach, and Is best improved by plenty OF exercise and
mud p%urgaifVos Of Robask', SOAR CoArED BLOOD
h~lLs-RonAcE'G sroMAcH BrrrBRs will also prove
very beneficial.
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~ Somebody will loso a watch, II he Ia not careful
Read Lieutenant Atklnson's advertisement and govern
yourself accordingly.
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"DoS'r BB FooLIsH."-You can make Six Dollars
rom Fifty Cents. Call and examine an invention urg-
ntly needed by everybody. Or q sample sent free by
mail for SOC. that retails easily for So, by Il. l.. VOL
colt, no Chatham Square, New York. a~ug2'GGyl
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Indigo, Madder,
Alum. COpperas
and Elk. Logwood.

In fact wO have everything usual.
y kept in q 6rsl class Mercantile
Establishment. We respectfully in
vito tho public to call and examine
our goods for themselves.
ny- We will pay the highest mar
ket prices 70, 1nenrrent money.
Also the highest prices will DO paid
for all kinds OF Country PRODUCE
H0SS, IAMPSON & co.
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THE UNION FLAG.
.JOnesbOro', Tenn, May "a, 1867,
LOCAL S.
TO Delinquent Subscribers to tho
"Union Flag"

Many Of Our subsorib ors arc indebted to us, and as
~ rhird Volume begins with the present number Of
'% rn,. we earnestly request all who are indebted to
,Snd or bring us tho money, Should this notice
~S,r.mrded, wo will bo compelled to collect our &C.
.orrt, by legal process.
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vi Read the advertisement Of Messrs. Berger,
shuita 4 Co. In another column, headed, "Aniic.ed
suffer no more.p
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NOTICE.
To the internal Revenue Taxpayers
of Carter County.

I WILL ATTEND AT THE COURT HOUSE IN
lEliEabethton, on Monday the 9Th day Of May 1857,
for the purpose Of receiving the Internal Revenue
Taxes that has become due, and owing from the citi-
liens Of said county All persons liable to pay Inter
nal Revenue In said county, are hereby notified to at,
tend Ut tho above mentioned time aud place, and
make payment and save cost. This 2ith day Of April
1867. Il. SiMERLf
lsO7apl2Gt1 Collector Int. Rev. lst Dist, Tenn.
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MARSHBLS SALE

DY VIRTUE OF TWO N. PA'S, ISSUED
I'D from the oaic. Of the Clerk OF the Dis
tnct CVud Vt ihe United States for the East.
ern district Of Tennessee vt Knoxville, on the
llth and 18th days Of March, 1897 10 mo d.
rerted, I will eHpose 10 public ssle on the
10th day Of JBne, 1861, to the highest bidder
iOr cash IN ha1d, attbe Court House door 10
,he city Of Rockville aud District Aforesaid.
the following described property, or so much
thereof, "a will satisfy said ri Fa's, ,D-wit;
An The interest Of VIM. X. Blair Ia snd In
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ia the town of
Jonesborough, Washington county, Tepnes.
sec, on the south side Of Main Street Ono
lot jo ming the lots Of .. b. Ross' heirs ami
Montgomery Hunter the other lot ioinins
the loss Of Jno. u. Crawford and Mont,omerv
Hunter, heretofore seized and libeled Tor con.
h~seativn by the authorities Of the United
States, but restored by said Court on eondi-
tons that the costs Of suit be paid. Ieyisd oa
rs the property Of Vim. X. Blair, 10 satisf,
two Judgments tor costs obtained In said
Court lately, 10 favor Of toe United stat.
md against the said WIN. T. Blair.
B. MCDANIEL,
ise7mnyl7s1 United SAFE MqytGH.
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Obedlent to the commands OF his sup erion, faithful
in the performance Of his duties and as brave as tho
bravost In battle, he won the proud and exalted honor
OF tho true soldier. Over the grave s Of such here's,
generations unborn, grateful for the liberties and
blessings which they secured to them by their valor,
will delight to ponder; and tho memory Of their deeds
will be an amaranthine garland girdling the heart OF
every patriot as long as the Republic shall stand.
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lin ChanCerY al JOnpShNrOl. Trnn.
NOTICE.

A Ii CITIZENS WHO ARE ENTITLED TO.
IA the elective franchise under the late
franchise law, embracing the eolored citizens
as well as the white, will please COM for
ward at once and register ne required by Law,
as ] shall only hold open for twenty days al
present. May 6, 1867.
SAMUEL =. GRIFFITH,
Commissioner Of Registration
lsslTaylo for Washington county
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WANrsD, AGESrA-.ea1o per month
M ysar fnani, prr cent. ps1dt III Commi. l.,,
" graraag We above salarY or commission 10 aairs.
ihdu.irOds agouts NJ ihrlr oHH huuss, Ia tnfroaaas a.
hftieie ~ tefigaHata rt2aJ IN eroTy household. For
f1il PauislAh cal "a . hldrrst TT
O.. ". JACKSON 4 co.
l@InfyhHt SCAN Bussi, Bilumsts IA
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mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup
DIR. schencI1's Mandrake Pills. Asnb-
sfIimIn fnr GrAInmeI

These Pills are composed of various roots,
having the power TO relax the secretionS OF
the liver as promptly and effeCtunlly as blue
pills or mercury, and without producing any
OF those tliSagTeeable or dangerous effects
which often follow the use of theiatter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence, as they promote the
discharge of vitiated bile, and remove those
distractions from the liver and hillary ducts,
which are the cause OF bilious affections in
general.
Sick Headache, and all disorders Of the Liver,
Indicated by sallOw skin, coated tongue, cos
tiveneSS, drOwsineSs, and a general feeling OF
wearineSS and lRSsltude, showing thVt the
liver Is in a torpid or obstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with ad-
vantage in all cases where a purgatlve or
Alternative medicine Is required.
Please asl; for "Dr. SchenCkS Mandrake
Pills" and observe that the two Hkenesses
OF the Doctor are on the Government stamp
one when in the last stage of Consumption
and the other in his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price %
cents per box. Principal Otfice No. Is North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
& CO., q Park Row, New York; $. s. Hance,
lUS Baltimore St, Baltimore. Nd; John D..
Park, n. E. cor. OF Fourth and Walnut Sts.,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor, 1874 and
1856 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill; Collins
brothers, southwest corner Of Second and
Vine SITS, st. Louis. Mo.
nov26-ithd5thweodeam
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10 the Union voters orohio County

10 the Union Voters OTohiO County
The undersigned were appointed II
committee by the convention that met
at the Court House on the 18th Of Sept.
last to provide for dning any vacancy
that might occur in the ticket uominat-
ed by that body.
It is known that since the adjourn
ment OF the convention, Messrs. Bell
and Stanton, two Of our nominees for
the House OF Delegates, have felt
themselves compelled to decline serv-
iug AS candidates. The committee,
owing 10 the Iateness OF tile day, have
not been able to satisfactorily
supply their places. Those who
might have accepted under other
circumstances are reluctan; to do
So now. In this contingency the COM
m!ttee have deemed it advisable to re-
commend to the Union voters OF the
county to vote for the ticket that has
been before the public since the adj
iournment Of the convention. They
feel that in the event of an election,
Niessrs. Bell aud Stanton Will consent
TO make the sacrifice asked at their
hands, although it is but justice to
those gentlemen TO say that our recon-
mendation is issued solely upon our
own responsibility and without their
consultation.
The ticket in nomination has COM
mended itself to public favor from the
outset. 1t commands the respect Of the
community to an unusual degree. Ev-
cry intelligent voter must recognize
thatit nominees are men ably qualified
to take charge of the important interests
of Ohio county in the Legislature. We
need the services of such men AS II
community, and the State at large
needs them.
To the Union voters OF the county,
therefore. We appeal for the cor
dial discharge of their duty towards
this ticket on next Thursday. Let
us unanimously rally to its sup
port. In doing so we shall not
only desire and possibly achieve
Immediate victory, but likewise pre-
serve our organization AS Union men
unimpaired in the public confidence
and respect.
Bear in mind that in the election of u
Senator for this district there was but
a small margin between us and the
enemy last TALL. We are assured from
our friends in the upper end of the dis
trict, that if we do as well next Thurs
day, our nominee, Mr.. Donehoo, will
be elected. Let every man do his duty
HENRY WALLACE.
john CARLIN.
DANIEL PECK.
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WAS 1T RIaHT?-Was the war rightT
This is the whole issue of the campaign
we are fighting, and it cannot be
evaded. A vote for the Conservative
Democratic party is a vote against the
policy and conduct OF the war. a vote
Tor the Republican Union party is a
vote for IL. II the Conservatlye-Demo-
fra,ic party aud their secession ideas
= re right the war was unconstitutional.
n me Republicsn Union party are
TIvht. the war was constitutional and
our soldiers have not died in vain.
This one great fact-this one direct is
sue--cannot be kept too constantly IN
view. II will dissolve all the sophis-
tries of the disunion politicians.
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Henry a. Wise made "a speech at
Richmond, last Thursday, before the
horticultural and PomOlogicaI Exhi-
bition," which we find reported in the
Dispatch newspaper. In the course OF
his remarks he referred to West Viz
gIuia as follows:
The speaker next alluded TO the va
rious divisions ofterritory in the State,
giving a glowing and extended account
of each, In his description he included
West Virginia, and said: l have treat,
ed West Virginia as still part oil Oid
Virginia. and i ever will until she Is
lawfully divorced or separated by the
consent of those whose consent Is re-
uuired. But whether Virginia Of old
he made one or two, she and all her
parts are the same 10 me, ana onght 10
be the Hamc TO each other. Ii west
Virginia was hlienated, 1t was not with
out much reason and for CAUSES
which have now ceased forever, and
which ought TO be forgotten. Whether
we or she forget and forgive or not, l
love her still. glory in her lights,
which ara now beginning TO SHINE, anu
| pray that her night and our night
may wane, and that the mists around
her mountains could melt into morn"
and her flights awake the world"
sill regarding Old Virginia as
whole, undivided and unspent, l pre-
sent her territory to the world and chnl-
leuge comparison for immigration and
settlement.
1t will be seen by the above, that
Wise still regards West Virginia AS
.Iho bastard child of political rape"
as asserted in his Winchester speech
some months ago. We are glad that he
speaks out his sentiments thus plainly
from time to time. Their expression
will tend to keep our West Virginia
people from forgetting that all danger
ms to their separate Stateship has not
passed. The Ex-Governor speaks the
latent purposes of many who are less
demonstrative and more polite than
he. II the Democratic party were in
power to-day in Congress and in West
Virginia, would they turn cold, uu-
sympathizing ear upon such an utter
auce from Henry a. Wise? We dare
not believe they would. We dare not
trust such contingency. We dare not
rest secure and undisturbed in the be-
lief that the refrigeration of Virginia
Will not be attempted.
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Trust Sale,

pT VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRuST
ID executed to me by William p. Brady and
Anna M. Brady his wife, bearing date on Inc
md day of February IN the year 1855 and
now on record in the Recorder's office OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed ROoE
%, page 81, VIII sell al public auction 81 tn8
'front.' door ofthe Court House of Ohio coun-
y, on AlURDAT. THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER
next, all that certain tract or parcel OF land
lying In the counties of Brooke and Ohio
~ est Va, and on the waters of Short ereei[i
known as the GirtS Point farm, Containing
Two hundred and thIrty-fve acres more or
less, and bounded as set forth and described
~ ~ said deed OF trust This land Is under Gull
tivation, has the usual Improvement. and IL
beds OF coal, =
Selling as trustee, 1 Will convey such titIa
as Is vested In me by said deed of trust
Terms OF sale, Cash, or at the optIOn of the
ance In three equal payments, ut az, Twelve
and eighteen months, with Interest from
date, with deed of trust 10 secure The Same.
s. BRADY TfuEfaa
WHEELING. Sept II. 1877 sapiEtd
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SABBATH EVENING.

REGARDING JoURNALIsM.-A very
clever writer on the GALAXY diseourses
philosophicalIy on journalism. He
puts his case in very plausible man
ner, AS will be seen from the following
specimen extract:
"The drain OF incsssant writing is
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in writing upon n
great many subjects than upon a few;
to find subjects, which is half the la
Dor, is severe in itself. In editorial
writing a man does nothing but knock
little chips of veneer of his mind. The
great danger ia at the Ontset, viz, that
as man at beginning writes from IA
full reservoir and naturally gives the
best that is in him at the time, he will
exhaust himself too soon by enthusi-
astic work, and find his drafts on Ma
ture return dishonored. II he escapes
this danger, does not break himself up
on one subject as upon a wheel, keeps
an unrsmittinG check upon HIS own
haste, has good social relaxations, re-
news himself by contact with men,
finds replacement of his brain in books,
and resoIutely refuses to let his work
worry him or bully him, he may escape
the exhaustion that menaces editorial
life. Yet even with these conditions
fulfilled, ifhe has not also good health
and great Stamina, combined in we'll
adjusted organization, he may fail.
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For Sale

TIME HOW ARD IRON WORKS. WITH
l. all the tools and machinery belonging 10
IL, with the mate iial onshand, and q lot OF
60 feet front running rom Lindsey street to
wheeling Creek, is offered at private sails
until the I'd day OF october. upon which
at auction These works have all the tools
and machinery necessary for Carrying
on the business OF making Gas Water
and Steam Pipe, Is in good situation, and
can be bought on advantageous terms. Ap-
ply TO LEWIS LUHSEoRD.
OclO-td PrEssiuant
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RIcnLAND township in this county
has two hundred and eighty-eight
registered voters. Sixty-five of them
cannot write their names. About tiity-
i've out of that number vote the DEM
ocratic ticket. Comment is uuueces-
sary. Expressive silence alone BELTS
the snd recitaI.n
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wHEAToN's OINTMENT will cure the
Itch.
wHEAToN's OINTMENT will cure Salt
Rheum.
wHEAIoN's oINTM lent cures old sores
wHEATON'S OINTMENT cures all Dis
eases OF the Skin.
Price so cents by mail TO cents. All Drug
glsts sell IL
wEEEs s POTTER. Boston, ProprIetOrs.
sepl6-eodly
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TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH
n full lot on Monroe street,
a two story BRInR HOUSE ON Chaplins
street, on easy terms.
Oc5 /. IRWIN.