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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-04-12

THE LIFE or THB FLESH Is IN THE BLOOD" was
said by inspiration long before Harvoy's discovery Of
his circulation has brought to light It's PURPOSES aud
blood" but that disease luhabits il also. MANY Of
the disorders that pervade the human frame, have their
home In Il, thrive and grow in IL. The celebrated DR..
j. q. Aver, Of Lowell, has bad regard to this Important
thct In making a Remedy to cure these disorders. His
Extract Of Sarsaparilla purges ont the Impurities Of
the blood and induces a healthy action In it that OK
pells disease. This looks Reasonable, and II Is true, for
we Know by our own experience. Seldom as we take
any medicine, we have nevertheless several times been
under obligations TO the skill Of DR.. Aver for the relief
which his medicines neyor fail TO aHord Us when we are
Obliged to have recourse to them.-fCatholic, Halifax
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@. n. @ naaka. ESQ.

The Law Card of this gentleman can be
found on the first page o! the Flag, and his
office on the second floor Of the Court House.
Those desiring a lawyer TO attend to their le-
gal affairs and to get them out of difficulties,
can call on Mr.. Deake, whom, we are satiied,
with use every eHertion to promote che inter
est of his clients. Give him a call.
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ICP Old Bill Campbell, with Baily Peytou
and other rebels, once wrote a long cOmmu-
n~ication abusing Ahdy Johnson while he was
Military GoAernor of Tennessee. Now be
denies ever having said anything against the
author Of "My Policy" Whereupon the
Nashville Press and Times publishes the iden-
teal communication Afsresail-tbus giving
the lie to this exceedingly mean Copperhead.
There was a time when VIM. B. Campbell
was highly esteemed in Tennessee-but alas !
how faIlenl
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~ The law to supply Tennessee with
.'n'' as appointed BY the President and
ao' public on the I'd instant, Is as follows;
tie Secretary Of War be, and he Is
u'''0J directed to furnish arm and equip.
a'' 70 The State Of Tennessee, sufficient
@a thousand miiitis, to be accounted Sos
,n' State Of Tennessee 10 the government
o. The Unlted States.
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-04-12
COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.
Childhood, Youth, Manhood, and
Old Age.
litter the Original Pictures in Posses.
sion Of ReD. Gorham D. Abbot, Of
Nel0 York.

AIANY regard this series uf paintings AZ the eheff
ing In the Department Of ESGHAvISa yet produced 10
this eountrA exGrls tina work Of snillie In their copying,
The Engrayings were pnblshcd nearly ten years
since, and IN the few aud limited channels through
which they have hrrii offered, q ready demand has been
fonud. Itia now proposed TO enlarge tbeir sale, aud
Mr., Abbott has PLACED the plates with Us for that pur-
pose. Believing that, as 10 tie case Of every great aud
worfhy composition, they cannot be lou common, Ne
have Undertaken 10 meet his wishes.
The Trade. Canyassers a0d Clubs viii therefore have
most liberal terms. Clrrgytned aud teachers will also
h. entitled IN n special discount, and all persons dis
posed To aid In their vale In any way will Gnd a guner-
Gus reward fr effort.
Tho prints Will hereafter be issued on better plato
paper and with more cafe ~ to printing.
Price Sl2 PER sei, on receipt Of which they will BE-
leut 70 any addTesa. g.
l.. A. ELLIOTT,
IHpo5cr and PabAsler Of PrinL, seq W~asliagln s..
febism0shl BOSTON, MAsS. .
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME RBMiSGTOS, the worid.rouovued As
irologiss and somnambulistie CalryoyAni, while in
elalUoyant state, deliucaies the very features Of ihe
one you are going 70 marry. and blythe ad Of an Inst
nment Of intense power, khosh@ ths PiJehomoIops
guarautses to produce a psrfss. aud l1s-iiEe picture Of
thu futurs husband or wife Of iAs applicant, with date
Of marriage, occupation, leading traits Of character
&c. This IL no imposition, a testimonials uithou,
numbsre can assert. By stating place Of bith, ~, de.
position, color Of eyes, and hair, and enclosing any
cents, and stamped envelope Addressed 10 yoatsaB, you
viii r~siTo the picture b. return mall, together glih
desired infomaion.
Hg Address IN eoondsnes, MabuIE GERrRrns Rfs
ssros, ?. o Boz 01, wssl rrsJ, ssE Tea.
FsbisylcTstco.
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ADDRESS DR.J. BALL, & co.
Box FOL, Post Office, New York,
dec7mosl2Dr.J.B &co.
Circuit Court Of Johnson Co. Tenn.

CAMURL CREss VS. JAMES BROWN, JACOB
- Wagner gray and David Wagner lhOgl. Now
pending In the Circuit Court Of johnson county. 1t
appearing from the sherih's returns thatthe deleud-
auts are not TO be found or 10 abscond and conceal
themselves that process cannot be served upon them
and that tho plaintiff having obtained au original IT.
tachment leviod on defendants lands, it Is therefore
ordered that publication be m1de for four Successive
weeks In the Union Flag, notifying said deieAdants
to appear nj Tho next term Of tho Circiit Cont TO be
held for tho County Of johnson az the Court Ilousa
in Taylorsville the 81 Monday Of March next, and
defend said suit or they will DO proceeded against ex-
parte. Feb. IL, 1867. FRED. SLIMP,
~marlw4pfS- Clerk.
VXTILLIAM sHUPE, JOHNrH. SnUPB, W. T..
w Shupe VS.. james Brown, jacob Wagner IL rgy)
David Wagner (hog) and Elijah DeugheTtg. Now
pending In the Circnit Court. IL appearing from the
herif's return that the defendants are not to be found,
or so abscond and conseal themselves that process
cannot be served upon thenI and that the plaintiff
having obtained an original alachnent and the same
having been levied OIL defendants real estate. It Is
therefore ordo red that publication be made for four
successive weeks In tho Union Flag, notifying sud de-
fondant, to appear 1t the next term Of the Circuit Court
to be held for the County Of Johnson NJ the Court
House In Tlylorsvilie the Sd Monday of March next,
and defend said suit or they will be p~roodeaed against
exparte. Fob. l2th, 1861. FRED.SLlMP'
ma rlw4pfs-
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a. car Rom.

Mr.. J. II. Ricketts,, ofthis county, has a COW
furnished him, a few nights since, with
three well formed caives-two alive and one
dead. We suggest that Mr.. R. 60 immediate
y into the celebrating business, as his sue
cess would be inevitable with such a fat
toV' TO begin with.
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THE- "EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG \
n. I0NFsl0E1IaI, TENNESSEE.


50 - ~ Il " I1 -
WE great success which has attended the publication of the
UNION FLAG and the many assurances given the Proprietors
by the loyal people. everywhere throughout the country are aatterng
Indeed. .E .1aHH. "t .
The Large and Increasing Circulation
is evidence of the great success and prosperity of the paper. II ha
therefore been Increased to double its former size and now ranks as ma
of the fret class Journals Of the country. Those who desire to ecure
the patronage Of the loyal people of Fast Tennessee have now an excellene
opportunity by ADvERTI5ISG THEIR BUSINESS IN THE " EAST TENNESSEE
USioN FLAG" All who desire 70 succeed in any undertaking OIL enterprise
should let the people know what they are doing and where and how they
may be found. People are anxious to read newspapers, and the masses
are, as q general thing, governed by what they contain. Therefore
Advertise, and let the world know what you are doing.
or A. BovEII, ESQ, a young writer Of much ability, whose political articles hoo.
tobre have boon hyomby noticed by the leading journals Of tho country. will coo1rr.
a. Assistant Editor oft The UNION PLAa.
We ore prepared to do all kinds of Book and Job Printing in a
neat and good style, and OF, reasonable terms. q
Terms of Subscription to tile UNION FLAG" SO 90 per pDum IN I'd.
vance. Clubs Of Ten, $5 oOj Clubs of Twenty, $40 90.
ADDRESS, .f. s+'1 GEO. E. GRESHAM,
%Tg E1EUm%.# Editor and Proprietor
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How TO HAVE Coon HEALTB.-If the bloodis tain
and acrld healthy bile can not be secreted; hence the
first and all important thing forthe deblliiated and dJl-
peptic should be to commence the publication OF their
blood. Roback's Blood Purifier not only purlfeS and
enrlches the blood, but adds the great principles which
give II power 10 r6hiat disease. Mild, yet powerful,
and so peculiarly successful In its operation that a, few
bottles taken In conjunction with RObAck's Blood
pills, never fail TO remove every particle Of unhealthy
accumulation until the blood is purihs Cd, the whole
system renovated, and the duties OF life, which before
had been burdens, become pleasures.
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~ Roback's Blood pills are Undoubtedly the mos
aluablo OF all the oathartic Pills offered to the public
Operating by virtue Of a special affinity for the mu
eoaS membrane OF the bowels; being atgar coated they
are especially adapted for tho use Of children, and ar
un1ucstionably one Of our most satisfactory eathartics
and should b. in constant use in domestic practice,
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The Freshet-A young Voyager.

Day after day We hear Of the destruction
Of property by the late freshet-A letter
from Jefferson county, Tenn, says;
"The Holston River vas eleven feet high
er than ever known before, causing great de-
struction Of property. Tweuty-six build
ings-eleveu Of them residences - went
down the river in one day One lodged ia
McBee's Island. Mr. McBee visited it as soon
as possible, and found a child upstairs.
The child was thought to be about six
months old, and was nearly starved. Moth
ing is known Of its parents, who they were
or what became Of them.D-BristoI Nsvs.
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- We have received from three young students,
MssSrs. James D.. spurriSr, Preston Kindrick, and 10.
seph spurriOr, Of sullivan County, addressed, delivered
at the close Of their school. They are 'taisht-Out Union
In sentiment, and contain some Ane sentences. We re-
greet tho lack Of space prevents us from publishing
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ORIGINAI ~ATTACHMENT.

= I. SIMPLIFY, Admir- Of Marx Bacon, deceased.
-, VS.. VIM. IT,. Crouch. The plaintiff on affidavit
says the defendant Is indebted to him, and that ae is
a nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee, 80 that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon him
and having obtained an original attachment against
him, returnable before some Justice OF tho Peace for
said county, and the same having been returned before
me on the 23d Of February, 1867, levied on defendants
property, II Is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks, In th5 Union Flag, notifying
said defendant to appear before me, at my office in Jones'
borough on the 3lst day Of August, 1867, the same hav.
Ing been stayed until that day, aud answer, or the
same will DO proceeded with OK parfe.
JOHN GALLAGHER,
~mar22w4prsfesS5 j. p. W. O..
n D. wEXLER, Admir- OF JONATHAN wEXLER
~, deceased, vs.. james Wheelosk. The plaintiff
on alhdavit says that the defendant IL Indebted TO him,
and that the defendant is a nonresident Of the State
OF Tennessee. 30 that tho ordinary process Of law can
not DO served upon him and having obtained an orig.
inal attachment against him, returnablo before soma
Justice OF the Peace Of said county. and the same hav-
Ing been returned before me on tho 22l day Of Feb
1857, levied on the defendants property, Il Is therefore
ordered that publication be made For four successive
weeks. in the Union Flag, notifying said defendant TO
appear before me, at my Office, in civil district No. -,
Washington County. Tennessee. on the 10Th day OF
August, 1867, the same having been stayed until that
day, and answer, or tho same will be proceeded with
OK parte. NATHAN SHIPEBf,
Marsw4prs fecs5 j. p. VIC.
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Know Thvself

MADAME L. }. THoRSroy, the great English A,tro,
oslst' clairvoyant aud Psychometrlcian who has Al,
'on'shed the scientific classes Of the Old World, ha.
no" located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn.
ton possesses such wonderful powers Of second sight
rs to enable her to impart knowledge Of tho create,
Importance to tbs single or married Of either sex
"hiie In a state Of trance, she d~ellneates the very iea.
lures Of the person you are to marry, and by The aid
OF an instrument OF intense power, known as tho Pay,
cbomotrope, guarantees to produce a. life like picture
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant to-
sether with date of marriage, position in life, leading
traits ofcharaeter, &c. This is no humbug, as thou.
sands Of testimonials can assert. She will send when
desired a eertiasd certificate, or written guarantee, that
the picture Is what 1t purports to be. BY enclosing Is
small lock Of hair, aud stating place Of birth, ago, da.
position and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and
stamped enrolope addressed to yourself, you viii 70.
ceiye The picture and desired information by return
mail. Accommodation sacredly confidential. Adj
dres In confidence, MADAME +. h. THOnXroN, ?. d
BOx 223, Hudson, *. GFebl5ylCFsCo
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THE UNION FLAG.
Tennq April 70, 1857
LOCAL ITEM $.
COME ONE COME ALL!

Union Ieagues, Take Notice
We are authorized BY the President of the
land Council Of Washington County to say
"a, a Convention of all the Union Leagues
1naer his Jurisdiction, is called to meet in
n.sborOpgh on the first Monday in May,
l.hs 9Th of May,) and that every member is
~,,O.,tly requested to be present.
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Tenneasee State Gnards.

We call attention to the fact that this COM
mand Is called together tomorrow. Let
every man who has volunteered be present
and thus prevent being sent for with a guard.
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FREE to EVERYBODY.

A largy . pps Circular, giving Of the
greatest Importance to The young Of both sexes.
II teaches low the hcmeiy may become beautiful, The
despised respected, aud the forsaken loved.
No young Lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, aud receive a copy post paid, by return
NAH. Address 7. o. Duser, q,
Frb1sylcTsco Troy, y. y.
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Collector of Ieternal Revenue.
SEQ the notice Of Hon. {. simerly, Collector Of In
ternal Revenue for this District. Il will DO saving
time, trouble, and money to all concerned to pay strict
attention to this matter.
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Sale Of Land for Taxes.

See IN another column Mr.. YSager's adver-
tisement-Sale of Land for Taxes. Also,
see Lient. Mathes' Revenue advertisement
also, other new advertisements.
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OBITUARY

SAMUEL D. oBRIEN departed this life near Eliza
bethton, Tenn. Sunday, 0 o'clock, A. n. March II, 1867
in the Ilst year of his age. Ho was attacked with in
tormittent fever, or dumb ague, Ia June last, In Ala
baua, where he was employed as Clerk on the Steamer
" Kingston, - running between Bridgeport and Deca-
tur. The disease anally became complicated with
pneumonia, and inflammation OF bowels and kidneys,
which resulted fatally. His s~uferingS ware Ieyere for
the last four or Ave days before his death. and although
ho saw plainly he could not recover, ~foTtitude never
for a moment fSrsoOk him, and he talked with the ut
most composurS Of his approaching end, and Of q hap
py future existence.
He was upwards Of three years associated In the
publication Of the &" LoudSn Free Press In which he
performed his part well. He possessed hns bnsiness
qualifications, and was q man Of liberal and advanced
views upon all subjects Of public interest, and waa
knew him. HIS remains ware consigned to thoir silent
home by his Mosonie brethrsn, attended by a large
number Of sympathislng friends. MEMoRY.
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"DoS'r M FOoLisH."-Yo can make Six Dollars
rom Tiny Cents. Call and examine an inVsniIonPrg-
ntly needed By everybody. ora sample sent free By
mall for Soc. that retiiS easily for s., By R. L, VOL
colt, 10 Chatham Square, New York. angg66yl
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A Card to Invalids.

A Clergyman, while riding In South America as a
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for tho
Cure OF Nervous weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train
Of disorders brought on by baneml and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been already cured by this Dobia
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, | will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, In a sealed envelope, to any
one who needs II, Free of Charge. =
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, addressed TO
yourself. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House, New York CITY.
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April 8, 1897.

J. s, Williams, Advertising Agent.
We would call the attention Of our readers to the
circular Of J. S. Williams, in this paper, and urge all
who desire to do 80, to comply with his request as II
Is very Reasonable.
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Masonic Notice.

Master MasOns, members, Of Rhea Lodge, No. II,
are hereby notified to attend the regular meeting Of
their Lodge, on Monday, the 21d day Of April, 1851
Important business Is to be transacted.
BY order Of the W. NJ.
April 8, 1857. Secretary.
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Chancery Court in JOnesbOrO

WIN. N. TAYLOR, VI. Henry Bashor and others
In this case, II IL alleged that the defendant b.
shor Is a nonresident, II Us ordered that no appear at
the May term, 1857, Of this Court, and defend, or this
cause will be taken for confessed. February "a, 1867.
MArswlpnfeeS5 HENRY HOSs, G. 4 NJ.
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SALE OF LAND.

nURsUAsT 10 A DEcREE or rue COUNTY
Icour o. wsshlnron Uoagly, Team, AZ Jonesboru.
Al IT, Marsh term, 1897, IN ~theictss, J. Y. Grsham,
Conninionhr, ~. the WIDOW and. hairs Of A4A. Jor'
Dan, deesaed, i vii sell AZ th4 Court Honss door in
Jonesboro. on Eafafdty, the 39,h day o. March, 1897,
two snail luts o. land, containing Six and SEVEN
ACRES, respectively, lying In WNhlusion county, Al.
ana hnoWn ~ . part q The A. a. Jordan nrm.
TERMh-9afanty-ay I've Doilar IN hani-balanes IN
sir and Twelve mon'hS creiit, inisfcst f0m dAia, anf
Arb fih, 1881. t0HsF cBfsHAA, cisrh
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LETTER FROM JUDGE R. R. BUrLER

Ta nrYanr ..u4 w. TAYLORSYILLE, TENN, March Cd, 1857,
o,e East hNEssEB UNION FLAG published at Jonesbmo, by CAPT. GRO "
S mltsnA and II fU %o 3tatSem lost thoTCughiy loyal journals published in The United
he country, and trust they will sustain the Editor in his iaadabe entrpTise 9""'
't. j" r. BUTLER, Judge lot Judicial Circuit Tauemea.
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LETTER FROM GOVERNOR BRowN1ow

.r<g.a triH.G tN EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, NASHVILLE TEvsrpspr1
no an vuo, ~ va covo.uu A9 March 4h, 1867.
uz, | hko great pleasure in recommending the ratro,,y,
~ We LTALP gbLG % the Jonesboo' GemO UNION FLAG. Ills a hy kt
ANseE-r" "nluceH ana Is doing good service In tho Radical Union ea1se
. Ms w. G BROWNLoW, GOvERNoR oP TEySEssRE
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Rev. Mr.. Bachman

Will preach in the Presbyterian Church on
Sabbath morning next, at the usual hour.
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DIED.

InthIs place, ON Sunday morning, April 7th, Of con.
sumption, jon X. DROKE, In the Slth year Of his agl.
He was born in Sullivan county, Tenn, and was for.
merly a resident Of Bristol. He leaves a large family
and numerous friends to mourn his death. His funo'
raj will bs preached in the Methodist Episcopal
Church on next Sabbath, tlIth) at IL o'clock, 4. N. ;
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Notice to Che P ublic.

COLONEL e. A.. EAMEs having purchased a noie
LOT hand, given BY mo e. - Long IN 1897. Tor the
sum Of Eighty Dollars. $50 which was inleBdrd 10
be paid in Confederate money when gn en-, and tue
said Confederate ntniry having hcen rendered b. puy.
ment aud br'n refused, and srvenl payments having
been made upon the said note A. various times, aud
the samo not having heeuersdited thereon. this h. 70 No.
ufy all whom 1t oay concern. that ! viii u ot pay
said note, aud the public are hereby cautioned rot 10
1855.
M~ASwipnfches JOHN PHILIPS
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EAST NNESSEE
W WESLEYAN COLLEGE
ATHENS, McMinn Co. Tenn.
{. WILSON, A, NJ, PaEalD1sT.

- ~ ILSON A. NJ, President. tal.
This Is a LoTAL Cot1EaE-trno to Science. Coun.
ny, Morality aud Religion. Athens is halfway by
nallroad, ron Chattanooga, or Dalton, to Knoxville.
II Is the very best point for such m insiitntion n
s9s been located and adopted as the only MALE COL.
LEGE ioT the Holstoh Conferenco Of the Methodist
hPlsSoP9' Church, which has put two active agents In
me Ieiu' frnt' j.. y. Spence, who is now Mt the North,
ana rev, w H.. Rogers. No effort will be spared to
make THIS Institution worthy the glorious name it
bears In letters and In morals. -
summer Iern2 (l3 .weeks,l y opens April 18th, 1867.
,G0 Terms 0B'TdfTJONf III wv
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Al qpes p Be paid Ia advance from time 81 pit6rthg
to week, (~washing not hSlndedI q nfarnjshsd roons
Il StudehS % board themselves, for each student One
Dollar per Month.
FOR nlIfher information address the President, or
@ " Ross, Athens, Tsnn. IfI& "1H '