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The SUGAR CROP or LoUIsIANA.-We are in
debted to friend who has an experience of
many years in the cultivation of sugar in this
State, for the following interesting intelligence
We have heretofore referred to the sugar crop
Of this year, and, from the information we have
growing parishes, we have made estimates Of the
probable " yield, and now confirm what we
have already stated that the crop will exceed
one hundred thousand, and may reach one hun
dred and thirty thousand hogshesds.
A trip along the coast will give any party inter.
ested in the sugar culture idea OF the yield per
arpsDt Of plant cane.
In the parish OF st. John the Baptist number
Of planters commenced yesterday, and those who
have been grinding for some time are perfectly
Satisfied with the yield. and as the weather is all
that could be desired-dry and cold, there having
already been a heavy frost-the belief among
those who have knowledge of the number of
arpents TO be ground, with the yield already
ascertaiDed, Is that the crop of that parish will
exceed six thousand hogsheads, or three times the
crop of last year. The canes on Watson's Hope
Plantation are excellent, 80 are they on nearly
all places. 1t is 10 be regretted that the machin-
cry on the Angelina Plantation got disarranged,
rs the crop is q large one, but it is hoped the
coupling to the mill will be readjusted in a day
or two, 4 hen the work Of taking off the crop viii
commence.
We did not see that the ice of last week inter-
fered with the appearance of the cane. II Is true
it is not of the deep green color Of two months
ago, but the color it now has we should judge is
owing to its growing ripeness.
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which has recently been ssted about town,
among the colored population. Finding out what
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-19

nan. RePort-supervisor'sA Appoistcd-No
Appointments ms yet for Loufslsns- Gen.
"a ~ st Evsrt's DInner.
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HELMBoLD,s EXTRACT OF sucHu.

Hundreds snfer silence and hundreds ef others apply
vsiny druggists and DOCTORS Who either merely tsntase
them with the hope Of apply remedies which make
them worse Ivsud wish to anything that would
Do ip,ustie. " The scssd but obliged say that
although may produced from excessive exhaustion ofthe
powers of BY labOrous employment unwhoesOms air and
food profus msnsusOn, the Of tea and coffee and
frequent childbirth is far oensr caused By direct irritation
applied to the mucous membrane Of the vagina ITSELF
When reviewing the Of these distressing complaints
H painful contemplate the attendant evils c,nse
quent upon them is but simple justice the subject TO
saunsrste few Of the many additional which
largely Affect the
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-03-20

Among the officers and members of the
Legislature who trcateduSwith special Kind
ness and courtesy whilst at the Capitol are
Speakers Sentcr and Richards, Senators Nell
son, Eaton, Matthews and Rodgers and Rep.
reseutatives Shepherd, Hacker, PrOsser, Ny
matt, Ryder, Hamilton, Woodcock, White Of
Bradley, White Of Greene, Taylor of Carter,
Grayson and Cordell. Also, Col Laacki Maj,
Cunningham aud Captain Gresham, We are
Indebted to Gen John Eaton, Jr., State su-
perintendent of Public Instruction fora spe-
cial favor.
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7th chaneerr pistriot.

Col. L. G. Lauck, is a candidate for Chan
cellor Of this District against Judge Barry
the present incumbent. The COloaelris 9
Radical Of the s~traitsst sect, whilst Barry Is
a copperhead Of the baser sort, Barry's eou.
duct ana bias towards Rebels Id the adminis-
tration of law is a disgrace to tile Judiciary
of the State, and we hope be will be over
vhelmineIy defeated. Coz. Lauck Is a mar
of profound legal ability and will be an hon
or 10 the bench. L.LL "
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The Graveyard.


If the citizens Of the town will undergo
the labor Of a walk 10 the Eastern portion of
The corporation, and view this sacred spot
so neglected and abused, they viii certainly
unloose their purse strings. Its condition is
aburnias shame aud deep disgrace TO the
community. A stranger visiting this H%silept
city of The dead would reasonably conclude
that our town was psopled with sAYages,
There Is hardly a person in this place but has
some dear friend OF ~relRtiEe, whose bones are
mouldsriag in this Cemetery, yet strange TO
say, no one takes any interest whatever IN
matiag repairs 80 sadly needed and bcauti-
firing the grounds. The fencing Is rotten
aud couplstely destroyed in many places,
many of the tombstones are thrown down,
briars ana weeds IN abundance, feis The pas
tursse soAmoa Of hogs and eat'lgg and al
most presents the appearance Of q Ploughed
fsld. win the people Of JonssbOro suffer
this bnryiag ErOubd toyrsnai Sueh a con-
dition Of shamsfplaud outrageous neglect
Are they wiling 70 be branded With The siig'
ma Of barbarismr ina land Of Gospel ligbI
and privilege 10 preference 10 paying a few
dollars TO t=pair this drsary and horrible
waste Plass1 It's tie actual truth, the
manlfss. no respect fori the dead, not sEsr
those bound to ttvm- By the closest ties o
blood Hatdty baud oAlofs has planted
ioWsr. oFa shrub enons thAt lfArgoEnumbe
OF CAVES. riley hats itftto thS swine AM
rauis HiSpe 20 visH thp F~tigg place q for
gotten or upcared Tor frisnds, aud they fur
nhh Ia tbaddanestbs dsssAralins ssidshe
Ahisbfsi kssplpe Of their sbaFgss Jones
bore is rssrOgrsdiug IA every rsiPsch anl
there ara hui few Of eut cessni wbo hav
any public pride OF srs wiling 90 eonfibut
fotAay public pafpcJss % uasies vtAst
NE assf
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Correction.

Col. James White wishesus to say that the
conservation we reported two weeks since as
occurring between him and Brooks of New
York, relative to the admissiou ofJudge But
Ter is a mistake only in the person, Such a
conversatio Z did take place between him and
Eldridge o. Wisconsin, We cbeerfuIlg make
the correction, but think Col. White is liable
for the error, as IN our interview with him
three weeks ago, we were very attentive to
his remarks. -Aii-
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To Gnnsnmntiuas

The Rev. EDWARD n WILSON viii send Gree Of
chargo) tOan who desire u, the prescription with the
direcqopa far making and using the simple remedy BY
which no was cured Of alung aIeetiou and that dread
disease o~onSumpHoh.B His only object Is 70 beneht the
aGiltted and'he. hppaRYerysuFeror will try this pre-.
soripsion, as II wnl cost them nothing, and may provo
a ~bleaaing. RloaSei addresa y 4JlLgAL y
.l4 i4d al REV, EDWARD A, WILSON.
No, 1876 South Second st., williamsburg, MY.
l86Tmayl0yls. M.P.& CO. CIV rIi hu1t nf .
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Hon. p. P. @. Nelson.

Now, that the arst session Of the Legisla-
ture is over, we deem il due to our Senator
to bear our testimony to the fact Of his faith
full services. All measures fayOrably Affect
ing the public interes, baye received the aid
Of bis influence and support He has suffer
ed no opportunity to pass to secure his con-
stitueucy every possible advantage and pro-
mote their highest interests. Ia all legisla-
lion of-a political character, he has Teaectsd
tbrir ssnamsuissi
I He IS The SAME unnluchibg and uucomPfo'
misihg Radical Republican Yesterday, to-day
and forever. He has made ds a Representa-.
tive of which We mar be justly proud, an'
the continued confidence andsupport Of To-
! 6eopie WILDE bis reward, II bis aspiratioa.
are not already satisfied. A faithful hn'
EeAlouspublic servant 10 thshonor bis poo
ME most ch~eerfully accord him. % ie'I
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Errnrs nRYnnthL

A Gentleman who suaeftd for ten years nom ESr-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the Effects Of
youthful lndisetetlon, viii, for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need IL, the recipe and
directions for making tho simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing 20 profit by the advef-
tlser's experiences, can dcso by addressing, IN perfect
confidence. JOHN D.. OGDEN, 'l
I'd 5la AZ codarstrs6t, New York.
--lse7mAylOyls MP. &Co. d.
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8 SPFCfAL NOTICES.
DR. MANLY

Has. eonseptsd alter The most ,nrgen'
solis,tadous % lrssuns lprattirs IN EasI
Tennessee, and win make bis thirty.
sevuua Fmouthly visit At JOpesbprough o.
Saturday January rlib, and will eeniinu'
ths,. visl,s on ,hss Saturday falloving ne frsl
Sfonday Or sSch. moaib, ars aay enly % th'
.Ho,.i Sbsts hsmsy be eousuiad n = 81 asEg'
~ ,Ao,s Who are sussIlps vl.h shssals O
lourstmaisg disspess r1la O 81
nsfattzonsa 81 asfe.si'H lan
s bee asoSa"
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Gouernor

Our Governor is now in Washington, and
the cause Of his presence there is a matter Of
considerable sp~ecui,tion, especially among
the conservative press. We do not know the
object Of bis visit, but suppose, it is not to
protest against the impeachment. The stir
ring events transporting at Washington, we
have no doubt, have called him hither, and
we know the old patriot will lHbor for his
COuntry's good if the occasion requires It,
lie and old Thod whfbaye gay times.
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nnnntu claim Commandment.

Rev George Grisham, Calvin Hoss Esq. and
DIR. W. Wa Bowel have been appointed, by
Governor Brownlow to audit the claims Of
the loyal men Of Washington county for los
SEES sustained from the Federal and Rebel mr.
mics. They mectrnext Monday and organize
for business. We will publish the law next
week for the benefit of all concerned. aaA-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-03-20
.Washington County Republica,
Central Committee.

]. N. scudder, President J, F. Grisham,
Nice President; N. B. Owens, Secretary S.
IA. Bowel, Corresponding Secretary 1; H,A
Kelly, Treasurer ; s. E. Griffith, Els. Cox, Jas.
b. Deakins and d.. Q. yWheelerf The organ
%zations of this Committee will continue until
thO Presidential election and all cOmmuuiea-
tion should be addressedto S. A. Bowel, Cor
responding Secretary,
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10 i-No. 1856.
MARSHAL'S SALE

DY. YlRTUE'ofaa VOnditiOni Exponas IS.
sued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court of the United States for the
Eastern District Of Tennessee, at Knoxville,
on the gath day of February 1868, to me di-
rected, | will expose to public sale on the
18th day of April 1868, to The highest bid
der for cash in hand, at the Court House
door in the town of Jonesborough, Wash
ington county, Tennessee, the following de-
scribea property, to-wit; One brick honse
and lot, situated in Jonesborough aforesaid,
joining the lots of Seth. J, W, Lucky and the
property now, or heretofore occupied by @.
W. Meek, which said property was herOt fore
seized as the property Of William g.. Gam
mon, and all his right and title thereto for
the term of his natural life-condemned as
forfeited to the United States by Il decree Of
said Court, made and pronounced on the 10th
day of December, 1867.
B. MCDANIEL, us. Marshal
for said District.
ls6smar6w4pfS5
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Information.

Information suArantesd TO produce lp1ariant
growth Of hair upon Bdid head Or bedrdiess faco, also
a recipe fOrthe fohOvai or Plihplss, BlOtches, Erup.
tIons, etc, on the skin, tehVingtho same soft, clearan
beautiful, can DO obtained without, charge by address.
Ing 'll8 q, 'THos. F.ioHAPMAE, Chemist, %
.4T a23 'asN.i 500 Broadway New York. }rl
ls6YmaylOyrs.M .P,AOo. ~, r. tffl.9 r. .,rs
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-03-20

Pearne, OF Knoxville received seyere injury
on his head in an accident that befell a pas
s,ugsr train on the Knoxville and Kentucky
Rail Road, near Heiskell's station, last Mon
day Fortunately no lives were LOST, but seq
eral persons were slightly aud one or two be-
sides Dr.. PeRtnsssyersly injured. We did
not learn the cause Of tho accident.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-03-20

:CP Trade-is dplb money scarce, politics
active, Impeachment certain new meOgre,
the Legislature adjourned and the world still
moves, as said Calico. -
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GHANGERY SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Chsncery
- Court a. t0uesboro, Tenn atitgNovtm.
Ser term, 1861 10 the eause. Of Calvin Hoss
Va. II. n. HaGman,I will offer for salo A the
Court House AZ I%onssboro, Tenn, on the 6th
dav Of ApttI, 1858, a tract Of land lying 10
Washlpeton couhty, Tenn. district Nos7 aa-
ioinins he lands ofitary Smith, widow VIII
H. and others and containing anont 30 acres
NOVA or less. TBRMS-six months credit
bend aud approved sscuri,y, ard soia With
out ihe right Of redemption. March p 1858.
HENRY moss, Q. AN
1859 asrssiqfS5
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No. $40, l472,
MARSHAIlS SALE
l8ssmar6w4pfS

.| 80 - . q. WI
NY VIRTUE ola ytndttioHi E1Bonas is
- sued from the Office of the Clerk ofthe
District Court of the United States for the
Eastern District Of Tennessee, at Knoxville,
on the 2lth day Of February 1863, 20 me d.
rected, will expose to public sale on the
18th day of April 1868, to the highest bid
der for cash in hand, at the Court House
door in the town Of iJonesborough, Washing
ton county, Tennessee, all the right, title,
interest aud claim of William X. Blair, in
and to the following described property, or
80 much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy the Judgements herein men
toned, to-wit 81 Two honses and lots in said.
town of Jonesborougb, situated on the South
side Of Main street-one of said lots Joins
the lots Of O. b. Ross heirs and Montgomery
Hunter-the other lot joins the lots Of said
Hunter aud Jno. Crawiord-heretofore levied
on as the property Of said William X. Blnir,
to satisfy certain judgements for costs oh
tanned ia. the Circuit and District Courts of
the United States for said District at Knox
vile, in favor of the United States and
against the said William X. Blair.
MCDANIEL, U. S. Marshal
for said District.
Observation-Disclosures
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,rF We notice that constable Shaw has
hadhis force vigorously at work all week,
removing the mud from the streets.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-03-20

lEF~ The heavens seem to have wept their
last drop, and we now are blest with sanny
skies and Sracing airs. oll5 5
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THE UNION Flat
IonesborO', Tenn March 20, 1868
LOGAN ITEMS.
To Corresponding,

You will please DO governed by tne IpiloF'
, established rules of newspaper commu-
nlcationSi .
Write plain with pen and ink,
Do not write on both aides Of jour paper
Write ON, subjects that win prove interest,"
Ina to our readers,
Study condensation, Be brief Any thing
rsII said is always said in.the feweOt words,
We will not retusnT rejected articles, or
,aks any notice Of those unaccompanied by
n responsible name, i4&SlA
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is6smarGw 4pFS5
No. l7s, $50.
MARSElALiS SALE.


NY VIRTUE oil a Yenditioni BSPonas is.
Ii sued from the office of the Clerk of the
District Court Of the United States for the
Eastern District Of Tennessee, at Knoxville,
on the 24th day of February 1899, 60 me
directed, 7 will expose to public sale
on the eighteenth day Of April, 1868, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, ut the Court
House door in the town Of Jonesborough, 10
said District Ill the right, title, claim aud
interest of Alfred E.. jackson in and to the
following described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the
judgements herein referred to, to.wit The
brick dwelling ana hpds, known asthe Jack
son homestead sinki IN civil district No. TO-
Of Washington county, Tennessee, west end
Of the town, Of Johesborpugh, joining the
lapd Of Cossen's and Green's heirs and VIM.
Il. MAXWELL containing by estimation about
40 acres. tAiso, q lots OF land in or near
Jobesborough, Aforesaid, lying on Tue South
side Of the Broylesyile road, Joining or near
10 said jackson homestead and lands OF Rip
lleyis belts and Others, sometimes called the
Macon lot. Also one other lot 10 said Dis
,riet No. IS, one acrs more or less, sometimes
called tie Polly Wilcox lot, near to or join
ing said jackson homestead, and lands OF D
| Guthrie and others-heretofore levied on o.
the property OF Alfred .. Jackson to salisf.
certain judgements for costs obtiued in tn
FEDERAL Court at Knoxville ia favor Of tb'
Halted States a1d against Alfred =. jackson
B. MCDANIEL, U. q. Marshal
- FOR said District.
1sssmarsv4 nfslOY
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NOTICE.

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ard day Of March, 1868.
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