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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-11-29
The Mothodist Church south, agai!


The Methodist Church South, again.
We have been credibly informed that an
effort is being made to reorganize in this
place, what was known before the war, a
Methodist Church South" Why this Slave-
ocracy and political Church should again be
resussited is beyond the comprehension of
all persons who love God, and our country.
Slavery is dead and buried and with it, in
the same deep dark grave, should be laid the
Church South. As far as our observation
extends, the people are well satisfied with
the old Methodist Episcopal Church estab-
lisned in this place, and are equally well sat-
isied with the ministers of that Church, who
are men that have evinced by their pulpit
labors, and pastoral visitations, that they
are men wholly devoted in spreading scrip
tural holiness among US.
We have recently heard, that some Of the
ladies of this Church South, have it in con-
temptation to procure the lower room of the
Masonic building for the purpose of estab-
fishing a regular preaching place, and open
ing a Sunday School. We cannot believe
tina, the Masonic Fraternity would be guilty
of aiding them in sowing the seeds of discord
in our community for as far as we can I'M
d~erstand their mission, they use their order
for a more noble purpose in uniting all in
the bands of Fraternal love. We hope there
fore for tie sake of the peace and uianimity
of this community, ahd for the perpstuity of
the benign principles aa inculcated by the
Masonic Society that they viii not for any
consideration pecuniary or otherwise, suffer
the Church south, or any other disioyal and
political society to enter, hold, and occupy
any portion of this Masonic building. If
they do yield to the Church South IN this
matter, this Ancient Society will be torn
asunder and will receive an injury that is
irreparable.
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To Correspondents.

You will please be governed by the follow.
inc established rules of newspaper commu'
nicadcrsi
Write plain WITH pen and ink.
Do not write on both sides of our paper.
Write on subjects that will prove interest
ing to our readers.
Study condensation. Be brief. Any thing
well said is always said in the fewest words,
We will not return rejected articles, OF
take any notice of those unaccompanisd by
A responsible name
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THE -EAST TENNESSEE UNION LFLAG.
Religious Nntina.

Quarterly meetings will be held at the fol.
lowing places, viz:
Elizabethton circuit at Brick Church, De-
cember 7th and 9Th.
Jonesboro' station, December l4th and 18th.
Fall Branch circuit at Pleasan: Grove, De-
cember 2lst and 22nd.
EliSabethton Station, December 2sth and goth.
Jonesbdr6' clfchit at Oak Grove, near Peter
NJ. Reeves, January 4th and 9th, 1867.
Hw L. r. DRAKE,
Presiding Elder.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

BSgn We are authorized and requested to
announce the lame of NJ. P, BORElNG as a
candidate for Sheriff of Washington County,
at the enseing March elections
lEJn We are authorized and requested to
announce the name of S. r. GRIFFITH as Q
candidate for Sheriff of Washington County
at the ensuing Magck election, subject to q
general Convention Of the Radical party.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-11-29

lO We begin a series Of eommuuica-
tionS this week over the signature Of "Pleb'
on the subject of education. They are writ
ter by a gentleman Of splendid literary cul-
ture and experience as a teacher, and we as
sure our readers they viii repay a perusal.
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Personal.

We had the pleasure ofa visit on Monday
last from Gen. Jubal A. Dewey, He was a
brave and gallant soldier of the Union, and
one to whom East Tennessee is Indebted for
her deliverance from the accursed rule OF
Davis myrmidons. He is register Of Bank
iuptcy in the first Congressional District OF
Tennessee, and is dischurging his duties to
the satisfaction of all. Long live such gall
liant patriots and defenders of our country.
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A Bill for Partition of Land.

IN CHANCERY AT JONEsBOBO', TENN.
DAVID A. THOMPSON, ct. a., vs.. y. o. Bacon and
~ his wife, Sarah and Amanda and Lily Thompson.
In this case u Is alledged that the defendants are citi.
tens Of the State OF New York. Its therefore ordered
that they appear before The Chancery Court az Jones
boro' Tenn, on tho 9Th Monday OF Novemte CT 1sG7. sni
defend or this eauss will be set for hearing * narte.
october lg, 1907. y HOSs, q. 4 VI.
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ChancelY Court IOneSbOrO', Tenn.

FOHE T. DEADERIGK Exr Of o. Y. vilc,t decd
% vs.. Benz. Hale. II this case b. the officers re-
turn on subpGna from jackson county, Tennessee,
defendants former residence. Il appears that the de-
PENDANT Is a nonresident Of johnson county Illinois.
Il Is therefore ordered that be appear before said Court
on the 4th Monday Of November 1867, and defend or
this cause Wlti DO set for hearing * pane. October
10, 1907, HENRY HOSS C.. An,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03

HEALTH INSURANCE. "A thin, cad
averous looking German, about fifty
years Of age, entered the office of a
health insurance company and inquir-
ed:
'sIsh de man in vat insures to peo-
Piles heltsf"
The agent answered, Il attend to
that business"
"Vell, j wants mine health insured
Vat you shargei"
different prices" answered tn
agent; from three to ten dollars .
year, and you get ten dollars week
in case of sickness"
"Vell," said Mynheer, II wants ten
dollars vert
The agent enquired his state of
health.
.'Vell, I ish sick all the time. Us
shust ont Of bed two or three hours
q tay, and to doctor say he can't do
nothing more good for me-"
''lf that is the state Of your health"
returned the agent, 1--WE can't insure
it. We only insure persons who are
in good health"
AT this Mynheer bristled up in
great anger. "You must tink rs a
fool. Vot you tink, | come pay you
ten dollars for inshure my helt ven |
vas well ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03


A SroRY ABOUT JUDGE AMBROSE
SPENCER. a period when Judge
Ambrose Spencer was on the bench
Of the Supreme Court Of New York
this was upwards Of forty-fve years
ago--there was, on Staten Island,
lawless set of men engaged in villain.
GUS wrecking and kindred pursuits to
an extent a. to lower the morality
standing Of tn Island in the universal
estimation. Judge Spencer presided
at circuit held there, and was try
ing man who had committed some
gross and high crime. The evidence
was clear ii proof Of his guilt and
his honor charged strongly against
him. The jury however, brought III
a verdict Of not guilty. The large and
commanding figure ofthe Judge rose
and lowered itself to it, full height.
prisoner, said his honor, in the Sc
yerest aud loridesf tones, II have to
address you m two directions; firstly
yon have had most extraordinary
escape from condign punishment
which you deserved; and secondly,
you may be assured that the time will
come when yon viii be tried at an
other bar, where, it is some satisfac-
ton even now 20 know, there viii be
no Staten Island jury to acquit you. =
1t il possible that Judge Spencer,
when he uttered the last sentence,
had met with and there was floating
in his mind what fell from the Right
Rev. Bishop Coppoch. who was IN
the English rising VI As and was
sentenced to death. The bishop made
a long sermon OF speech al the place
Of execution, prayed Tor King james
and bis son Charles and All the rest
Of the Stuart family, called King
George an usurper, and then gave a
sermon 10 the sheriff. lie behaved
very boldly On the trial. When be
was going from the bar. after having
been iound guilty, be SAID openly TO
theother gentlemen prisoners. Never
mind il my boys. for if cur Saviour
were here, these fellows would con-
dem Hin" And seeing one drop
tears when he received the sentences,
be said--..What are you afraid of
We shan't lie tried by q Cumberland
jury in the other world
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03

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The Old EstdUifsAed Hospital
No. Beaver ST., Albany, MY.
QUICK CURES and Low PRICES.

Treats Thousand Pafteats Cured AnnaaLs.
nRJ TELLER continues 10 be coBhdentiAliy con
~ suited al forus ofpriysis disehses q hs % es
lAbished Hosvitsi Ne. Beaver street Albany n y.
Twenty years devoted 10 tk particular branch u
practice, enables him perform sneh "a other
physician can and hs facitfs such tbeAg IN
pondenes With the most eminent ply sieiaas " TIE Old
World u obtaining the sAfss, - well AZ the latest rss
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al ether impurities u The system. are perfectly under
the control Doctor neaienes and have been test
ed in thar se.e0 eases annually Win Immense
Y0UNG HIN
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paired theft hsaItha and destroyed .as ,lsef = ,ssn
red Life arr notified thai IN eobsatlng Dr. j. Teller,
they VIII fad friend % console snd Physician Who
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eRoRGE TITLES E.l.l..

GTATE OF VERMONT, | Alta Probate Court hsl.
- Manchester District g. den at Manchester In and
for said District on the 10th dar ofJuiy, 1861
Present. Hon. " y. BUTTON, Judge.
The executors the estate OF George Tuttle late OF
Manche ter, In said Dstr CT deceased made appliea-
on for an extension of the time heretofore granted TO
pay the debts and legacies OF said deceased
Whereupon II ordered that said that hearing on
said application be heard Probate COuFtt be holden
at the Probate soe in Manchester In and for said Dis
trct the 2sth day August 1867 and THAI notice oi
said application, and the time and place Of hearing
thereon be given 70 al persons Interested by publishing
3 certedcopy OF this order three weeks successlvsy in
the Manchester Journal paper printed Manchester
previous 10 said time Of hearing.
true record
Attest LovELAND MUNsoE, Register
A true copy Of record
u Attest LoyELAED MUNsoN, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03

"Yor handwriting is very bad, in
deed. said a gentleman to a young
college friend, who was more addict
ed 70 boating and cricketing than to
hard study; 'you really ought to
learn to write better "Ay, ayl" re-
turned the young man, il is all very
well for yon to tell me that; but if |
were to write better, people would be
finding out how ! spell"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03

Doctor-"wcll. Madame, how's
your husband. 70 day. Wife--"Why
doctor, he seems no better" Doctor
did You get the leeches r. Wife
-"Yes; but lac only took three Of
them raw; | had to FRY the restl"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03

A young lady school teacher Of In
dianapolis was, last Sunday, endeav-
oring 10 impress upon her scholars
the terrible effects Of tho punishment
Of Nebuchadnezzar. She told them
that for seven years he ate grass like
a COW. Just then a small boy asked;
"Did he give milk r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03

BHgrs has 5 faculty Of getting
things very cheap The other day
be Lad . beautiful set IL taesh insor-
ted ~ nothing. lie bad kicked
dog.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03

An editor speaking q drink he
once hAd occasion 10 indulge in. says
be couldn't tell whether il vas brandy
o. torchlighi procession going down
he throat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03


LITrtE HAMA little Band Of
Hope boy, not six years old, recently
went on visit to lie grandmother.
She had been Ia the habit Of daily
taking a small quantity Of porter, I'M
der the false idea that Il would help
10 restore her health. On the day Of
their arrival the porter-bottle was set
upon the dinner-table. The little fell
low, who had been carefully trained
BY his parents 10 hate all those evil
drinks, on taking his seat and seeing
the bottle, quietly rose, and, without
uttering a word, went and removed
il 10 an adjoining closet, closed the
door, and, on resuming his seat at
the table looked earnestly at his
grandmamma, and with the simplici-
~ Of a child slowly addressed her thus
"Grandmafhma, | can not eat my
dinner with that abominable stuff
upon the table" From that day the
porter-bottle was entirely banish-
ed from the table; the noble yet res
pectful rebuke Of that little boy did
I.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03

An old bachelor says the most diff
flcult part Of surgery Is to take the
Jaw out Of woman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03
co.HBTssIo.rERs, .,orIcE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w the Probate Court for the District Of Manchester
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust the
claims and demands Of All persons against the estate Of
JESSE w. KENYON,
late Of Dorset in sads District deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited In Offset thereto aRd
SIX months from the 0lh day Of August 1904 being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice that will attend to the business
u appointment a. the late dwelling Of the said do
ceased the 9th day Of November A d. 1867 and the
4th day VI February, A. d., 1868, from until O'Clock
on each Of said days.
Dated al Dorset this 10Th DAY Of August A. d.. Is6I
GEORGE w. FARMEIIsl cor,,rs
10 WILLIAM A. TYREL, SoH rs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03

A ready-wit,ed Irishman lives in
Redwood, Illinois The other day
one of the boys, thinking to have n
little fun out Of him. said: "Roley,
have You heard the news T. mo,
what news r "Why the devil is
dead" No, a word said Roley, but
putting his hand in hiss pocket, pulled
out ten cent shinplaster and hand
II to his questioner, who asked what
ii was for. why" answered Roley
''in the ould country, where | came
from, il was the custom to give the
children something when their pa
rents diedr Whereatthere was some
laughter, but no more inquiries.
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REPRESENTATIONS

THE subscriber hav ne purchased and
1 sakea tssscssa II the <taf t7saertF oenafAed -
sfa Ilaass la tAss see ~ l. prepared 70 g. a.
kss q sast sutttsa hs ia he very sssf aasa
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-03
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