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Letter From Sullivan County.

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SULLIVAN COUNTY, Aug. 9Th, 1868.
Editor UHioB Flag FL was present at a po-
htical meeting at Piney Grove Church, in the
A~orth-Western part of Washington County,
virginia, on Saturday last. Tie assemblage
was large. The citizens Of that eommuniiy
nave Jost completed a large Baptist Church
mat IS an ornament to her citizens. The
C6ursh 10 situated one,half mile from the
foot Of Cliuch mouutain. and one. half mile
from the North fork Of Holston river, on a
oeau'lIui elevated situation, surrounded with
a grove Of delightful pine trees. From this
Ilace you have 2 handsome view Of 0linch
mopntain with her high and majestic trees,
covering towards the clouds and dpOn the
stne. hand, yOH have a grand view Of the
aor,h-fork river, winding it's way through
me beautiful bills and %Tallles.
Ine speaking commenced at R,o,cloca, the
audience numbering not. less than one thous-
SMla, was addressed by Captain MeDogon of
Vnisi who served " the Federal army for
,our long years. He spoke three hours. /
nave listened 70 many Political speeches, but
captain hcDogon's surpassed any Fhave ever
hsara IN point o. facts, arguments and ora
Ief{s His remarks as regards the adoption
OF tne UonstitutiOu Of the State Of Virgins,
vas oeantifal and conclusive, and vas re-
eelSeS with great applause. He spoke with
more %lenieacy tbaA you could have expected,
saat wac 70 the ignorant part Of the comma
NY VINO engaged in the rebellion against
~ government Of .the United States, bot 10
.aese who were Informed, who led aDd drove,
eus lgnorant mas into secession, be LETT them
"l'nOgt a single plank Of mercy to stand up-
%. DE hiuted al negro supremacy 10 tie
strongest terms, and proved nom Democratic
pApefs' ma the Democrats have taken ne
sfoeS INTO their clubs Of secrecy, and hired
teem 70 60 round and get up supplies for
DsmocFatic dinners sndbarbachea, ADD II the
negro VIII vote for Seymour and blair,
Aey call him a geatlemAh, and he "a as good
any white man but II DO Is for Grant Ind
yonax they can him a dirty, sticking seoaa-
srel. he diverted 70 Rebel WAGES spaeches
.nrengh this section Of the county. Vauco
tola the people that there were one million
: paoies ~ their mothers arms tan. would
nght fet their rights. Mr. McDogons reply
vas, that be bad served bis country four
years and bad went through many tolls Ahd
uolbles, and bad been wounded thee times
and that DO desifed 70 zee peace and prosper
~ nut that the disappointed Rebels were
tnreAieninE A second rebellion, aud IT they
lpfcede wp upon TIE Union party, nov IN
Rovai beEas ore 81 The frst men Who vas
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG.

which should include all that is best adapted
20 the needs ct Christian families and Sab
bath School Teachers. This is the Work
now ~republished in this country, whose title
we baye given, and we do not hesitate 10 say
that i should 20 into every dwelling where
there is any desire1to read and study the
Bible intelligently and with profit. Every
person connected with a Sabbath School Ell
ther 2 teacher or pupil, and every parent
should, by all means, avail themselves OF
this Incompatible help.
This edition is in the largest, style Of the
art, largely illustrated with elegant wood and
steel engrayings and maps, printed in clear
and beautiful type, and in every respect in
harmony with the high character and value
Of tie work. No House supasses this enter
prising publishing firm in the artistic finish
and elegance Of their books And in the IL
sue OF this, they have spared no pains nor
expense. II has several special and essen
tial merits beyond the English edition and es-
p~ecially over any other reprint in. this conn
try. II contains all the matter of the lar
gest edition, except numerous disquisitions
and critical notes 0 n,original Hebrew and
Greek terms, which are of no practical value
to the general English student, and consider
ably more than twice the reading matter of
the smaller book, With all its elegance and
embellishments it is the cheapest edition.
1t Is having a large and rapid sale, rs 10th
ing but Strengthened means can induce any
wise parent or faithful teacher to decline the
offer of an auxiliary for the unGerstsn ding,
of the Scriptures.
TESTIMONIAL.
take pleasure in commencing Smiths
Dictionary Of tie Bible to every reader and.
student Of the word Of God. II Is. a compeu-
dunn Of knowledge of the Bible aud biblical
characters, and should he found in every
house.
: JAMES G. MASON,
Pastor Of the Presbyterian Charch.
WILLIAM r. PAYNE, Agent,
Jonesboro', Tenn,
Rev. D. P. RUBusH, SaJ-Agmb
Broylesville, Tenn.
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let us HELP one Another.

Immigrants coming in and settling among
us arc requested to come in and subscribe
for the USIoS FLAG. We presume there is
not one such now in our community and our
country but what was a regular patron of
his native county paper, From The begin
ming, we have been the ardent advocate Of
and laborer in the great and glorious work
of immigration. We have earnestly invited
you to /" come along with us" and share in
the health and wealth of our climate. And
now that a goodly number ofyou have found
homes among US, give US Your enterprising
hand, aud let Us walk along the ~glory-ilu-
mined pathway which you, by hardening
to our invitations, have foupdin peace, pros
perity and happiness.
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Histdrv 81 the Peace Man.

As We we're passing along the street this
morning, we noticed an elderly man who
seemed very busy trying to get subscribers
for a book. On enquiry, we learned that the
above person was DR.. Jesse Ellis, Of Broyles-
willie, in this county, and thatbe was solicit
ing subscribers for the history Of Gen. y, S.
Grant, the peace man, recently published at
Hartford, Connecticut, by A. D. Richardson.
Mr.. Richardson has spared no pains in pre-
pairing this work. He has availed himself of
every facility for getting up a true and relia-
BILE history of ournoble standard bearer. We
would recommend to orr citizens and all ad-
mirers of the history Of the life Of their
cOuntry's saviour, the clever and enterprise
ing agent of this work, and ask them to show
respect to old age and meritOrious conduct
by giving him a liberal patronage.
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willing to onter the 6ght-and at the end of
the second terminus there would be no Rebel
left 70 tel Of the Lost Cause. He pointed tie
audience TO General Grant and Schuylst Col
fax, the true Republican capdidates for Pres
ident and Vice-President 6fthr United tates
OF America. He spoke of the virtue, moral
nv and bravery Of General Grant aud bad
frequently to cease speaking, for the long and
loud shouts Of joy in being blessed With the
privilege Of hearing an intimate friend and
soldier Of General Grant, The meeting then
closed ID perfect harmony.
Yours Truly,
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THE UNION FLAG.
JonesbOrO', Tenn Aug A. 1868,
LOCAL ITEMS.
improvements.

We are happy to see thar our energetic
County Court have expended several hurried
dollars in Improving the Oourt-house, which
has added materially to its appearance.
It is due to, Mr.. Stafford, the gentleman
employed to do the work, that be has eyinced
GOOD taste, and also that the works. well
done. This we regard asa good investment,
Jonesborough has been much dilapidated BY.
the war, but now, as we are blessed with the
sunshine Of peace, let our town be made all
that tndustry, enterprise and good taste will
make IL. M
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a plotionarH of the Rible |:

NAANA8AAA - AZ 1AA9A8 L
Comprising ita Antiquities, Biography, Geog-
raphy and Natural History with numerous
illustrations and MAPS Edited b. William
smith, Ii. D. Published By the National
Publishing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
No book has been issued from the Ameri-
can Press for . long tins that deserves 90
universal ! circulation a. this, Bible Die
~fiooaries havobeen prepared IA former years;
some wore meager and imperfect and ali
have been outgrown. Cabinets was sdrpasB-
"a b. kitto't Kilios, and indeed al others,
have been far outriYaled By this Of Dr..
Smith. a. The London University and the
he moat onlntnt ~Le1icographer d the En-
gllBh npcatidf world.
Having finished this great work, Dr.. s then
prepared a condensed edition (the work be-
ine IN three masiiye octave volumes, was too
and costly for The public geuerallyA
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baT VIM. F, Payne, Agent for Smiths
Dictionary of the Bible, has appointed Rev.
D.. P. Reubush as bis sub-agent for the sam
work. Thus you see the book has fallen in-
to good and honest hands, and should be
found in the library Of ever man, as it goes
far beyond the common mind in ferreting out
the many histories contained in the Holy
Work.
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AGEMTS WAMTEn-

ALBERT d. RICHARDSON.
Author OF "Field, Dungeon and Es-
cape" and 1Beyond the Mississippi
Was teriftea ,cih he sanction ofths Hinstrio@
General, and IL he only friiy authentic and
authorized Biography Of h1a, and win con
tain a mass Of important and interesting
matter no otber book has or can obtaia, fac
SMILES of the Unconditional Surrender ard
other letters aud documents FIRM President
Lincoln, Geoerals Grant, Bnekner Lee aud
others, from the originals entrusted 10 the
author, and matters Of the highest impor
lance, relating to the civil government since
the war, never made public. aga
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The Heated Term

@lM La"
August Is invariably an uuliealthy month, and tho
.~dog-days are universally quoted as an unhealthy sea-
son. Diseases more frequently terminate fatally at
this time than at any other, owing tic the relaxation Of
the system. This is, therefore, the proper time to use
aremedy that will r~ecuperate the strength and fortify
tho system against the attacks Of disease. Experienced
has demonstrated the fact that HoSTETTER'S SToM.
ACH BlTTERs Is tho best medicine used to accomplish
this desirable object. by It's use the appetite is in
creased, digestion promoted, all feelings Of depression
removed, and the vital functions restored. The afiie-
ted should avoid all pernicious alcoholic preparations
purporting to DO tonics and restoratives, IS they only
afford temporary exhiliratlon, aud eventually entail
dangerous, ifnot fatal, results. This is never the case
with H~oSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS. They a-
ford permanent bonoft and sootho the nerves without
reaction following their use, The weak and debiliia'
ted, by Its aid, awake to a sense Of the enjoyments Of
life, aud they are enabled once more to take their ac-
customsd positions in society. ~HosTETTERs BIT.
TIERS are now considered the standard remedy for all
diseases arising from an impurlty Of the blood. They
are manufactured in great quantities, and there Is
scarcely a city or hamlst on the habitable globe where
they may not be found.
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AL MY RooM, August sth, lses.

AT NY ko0M, August bthJ 1858.
Sra FL used the expression you referred
to. IT'S a matter Of history that East Ten
nesseeans were driven from their homes BY
the Rebels. Of course, I meant the expression
to apply to all who were either present COM
hitting the act or approved Of II, although,
they may lot have been present, | make this
explanation at your request, at the same time,
feeling that you have no right TO call me to
account for any expression used, in the line
of debate in the House.
You can see me at any time, and would be
glad to talk the matter over.
Respectfully,
NEWros HACKER.
I am Of the impressions that the Governor
will be empowered to. call out any number Of
militia that may be necessary to break up the
Ku Klux Klans and bring about law and
order in the State. II Is indeed o matter Of
regret that our State should be put to any
additional expense at this time, but loyal
men must be protected be they black or
white; but we have one consolation and that
is, that the Rebels win have TO pay the big
ger share Of the taxation that win be brought
upon us 10y calling out .he militia.
That some raseals in our own State recent
u. eonspired to break down our credit In the
New York market, TBave not 9 doubt, and
that they succeeded IN ihjnring the sale of
our bonds, and thereby caused inealeulablo
damage TO our State credit, the reports TO
be daily seen in the newspapers sufficiently
testify.
We were amply prepared TO meet our July
interest, and The value Of out bonds was con-
stantly increasing when this fell blow, aimed
$3.50 A.. Ell M.
thunderbolt upon our hopes and completely
tbwarted all The plans Of our financial man
ayers. Committees are now industrionsly
and-vigilantly at work trying 70 ferret out
the euiliy pafties--if they succeed, steps
will be Immediately taken to indemnify the
State for the great injury which her credit
has sustained,
Your bumble servant,
~ 49," 800 Nprrhu uarrrnl E.
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SALE

TN OBEDIENCE To A DECREE OF THE
County Court ut Joneshorough, Wash
iugton county, Tennessee, in the cause w. j.
3. Denton, Administrator Of Jefferson Per-
kins, deceased, vs.. Hinnah Perkins, ct al,
rendered at the july term, 1868, / will sell,
on the 22nd day Of August, 1863, at the
Courthouse door in the town Of Jo~nesborut,
Washington county, Tennessee, Mt public
sale, to the highest bidder, a tract Of land,
mentioned in the pleadings, situated and be-
ing in the Sth civil district OF Washington
county, known as the farm on which the said
Jefferson Perkins lived at the time of his
death, bounded by the lands of A, Scott,
William Denton and others, containing about
200 acres more or less. This farru is i'm
proved and is suitable for farming, and has
comfortable buildings thereon.
TERMS OF SALE--Six months credit,
purchaser giving bond with good and suf-
frient security, except S35 in advance. This
18th day Of July, 1869.
j. #. GRESHAM,
ls6Sjul2aw 4pfSS) Clerk x Comm'r.
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b FULL PAGE FNGRAvINGS.

The athur Is widely known As one Of the
most truthful rs well as brilliant writer's.
lie was with Gen. Gfaut during most of his
Western Campaigns, aud rs a Journalist yrit'
ing from " Headquarters IN he Fed" was
one Of his earliest supporters. He writes
rom personal observations and from ruH-
teriaf gathered from chaunels opened to him
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SHERIFF SALES.

DY VIRTUE Of a writ OF yend. Expo, is.
I'D sued from the Circuit Court of WASH
ipgton county, TO nae directed, tested the
fourth Monday of June, 1868, upon a judg-
ment and cost for the SUM of S22 So debt
and costs pronounced BY SAID Court and in
favor Of Robert Mason, and against Thomas
Stephens, | will sell at the Court House door,
in Jonesboro' on Saturday the 22d day of Au-
gust, 1868, for cash in hand, all the right,
title, claim and interest thst'Thomas Stephe-
son has in aud 20 a tract Of land, situated in
Washington county, district No. 10, adjoin-
ing the lands of Jerry Edwards, Pinkney
Owens and others, containing eight acres
more or less. This 22d day of July. 1868.
s.. E GRIFFITH. Sheriff.
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THE
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DESTROYED.
Leave off Sm5king and Chewing the
Poisonous Weed, Tobacco

Onebox Of ORT0N's PREPARATION Is 'rarrantsd
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4. B. Peterson & Brothers. No. s06 Chestnut Street,
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Rev. A. x. Moore, Of South Bend. Indiuna. who was
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Of the paper published bg Mr.. Coifax for twenty gears,
und 10 the Congressional GLOBE; knows all his past
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he began this biography two Or three gears ago, 40
that il is not one u the hnrriedsande pheincrh publ
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doubt but that This Biography 81 Mr.. Colhlx will be
worthy Of its distinguished subject.
The following letger from Mr.. Oolfax, to Rev. A. y,
MuoTv will explain i~tselF;
WAsuNgroS, d. G., Mag 30, 1864.
"NB Dear Mr.. Moore:-
A yuur prediction a gear ago has been realized, I
have no further objection 10 gour publishing ang
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pared. As you were for a dozen gears a tsl~lOw-toWns-
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about knowing aud although my engrossiRg dntirs
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no fear that Bpur work VIII not bel faithful one.
Yours, very truly,
'ScHUYLEK CoLfAx.
"Ret. A. Y Moore, sonth Bend, Indiana"
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NEW BOOKS.

"A more charming story, and n
Which, bduing once commenced, it seemed
more difficult to Ieave, we hare not met
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Apoo44aanFpAr1oNe

The following IRE a lew selected from the multitude
Of Recommendations III our pussvssiOn:
From W. =. neaId, Esq, Bangor, Ne.
BANGOR, lle., April "a, 1868.
thereby certify that 1 have used tobaeco for thirty
years past, and for thu last ffleen years / have used
two pounds per month. / have made attempts to
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used Orton's Preparation, which has completely cured
me OF the appetite for tobacco. | would recommend
all who are effected with this terrible habit 70 try the
Preparation, which viii certainly eyre II re dir'c-
Prom T.. ". Adkins, Knoxville, TcnnJ
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. ., 1857.
Thisi IL t~o-certify that I had used tobacco 70 snch an
extent that my health had become greatly Impaired
and my whole system drranged and broken down, In
June, 1867, I purchased one box OF Ortnns frepara-
ton, and after using II rfsnnd that ! was completely
cured. I have not had any hankering or desire Tor TO
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tons Preparation. n. W. ADKINS
lFroh John Morrill,, Bangor, Mel
BASGoR, Me-, March 81, 1858.
This Il to certify that | have used tobacco for eight
cen years have tried many uines to leave OF, but
have suffered much from a dizziness in my head and
ghawing at NY stomach, that | have soou given up
the trial. A short time since a friend indueed me to
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Address o. q. COTTON, Proprietor, Box i,Ts, Por.
land, Maine.
RErEREScEs I'VE, tho undersigned, have had per.
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MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE.

REV. @. r. P. BANCROFT, Principal
Summer session of 20 weeks begins May
10, 1868.
Application should DO made to the Prin-
cipal.
For particulars, send for circular.
c. @. CARPENTER, SuP't.
~ls6sap24m6 Lookout Mountain, Tenn
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DY VIRTUE Of awrit Of Verd. Expo, is-
Id sued from the Oircuit Court Of WGsb-
ington county, TO me directed, tested the 4tH
Monday Of June, 1868, upon a judgment and
boaneed by said Court and IN favor Of r. d.
Beard and against William Jones aud OAR
ling Jones, / viii sell at The Court House
door, 10 the town Of Jonesboro' on Saturday
the 22d of August, 1868 for cash 10 hand,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
William Jones has IN ard 70 = tract Of land,
situatedin Washington county district No.
Q, said to contain N acres, more orless, ad-
Joining the lalds OF James CLARK and Others,
until saiddebt and cost are fully paid.
s. r. GRlFFITH, Sheriff.
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ny VIRTUE Of a writ OftvsndL expo. IS.
- sued from abe Circuit Court Of Wash
fneton Cohnty 70 me directed, tested the 4th
Monday Of june 1865, upon q ~jndgmsns and
cost for.tho sum Of $50 %, debt and cost
pronounced By said Court, aud ia favor Of
w. a. Akin, and against r. D. Beard, Adms.
Of Joseph Beard decd, : will sell at the Court
House doo- 10 Jonetboro' on Saturday the
22d dag Of August 1868, for cash IA hard, all
the right, title, olaim and interest that n. d,
Beard, Admr. Of Jos. Beard decd. has 10 and
10 a tract Of loud in Washington county, dis
trict No. p, adjoining the lands Of James
Hunts heirs, ] Gseentay and Others, eoa-
tanning $50 acres moSg Or ieas, being the
same tract Of land that Joseph Heard lived
on up TO his death, until debt auf cbst
issfully paid. THIS 17d day ofJuly, 1868.
s. y oRifFlTH sheriff
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