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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
SUNDAY aohnnl nonLn

NJ Isaac B. Self Of Grssneyills, Tenn,
oN' been apPoiated Missionary 81 the Amer
.sAn sunday School Union for Upper Bast
isnn's'ss, aud has on hands, at Greeusville,
large supply Of alIkiadS Of sandSy school
SoOk'' such as Question books, Libraries,
s''pa' Aliases, &c. Sunday Schools who
a',ir' to rsPlsuish their libraries, can appIy
to him a, tbs point.
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E-DuriDg the past week the trains
over the East Tennessee and Georges
and East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroads, have been heavily loaded
with through passengers and bag
gage from the Southwest. A large
plumber Of passengers are daily pass
ibg through On route for New York.
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Railroad Communication Tiokat

Railroad Communication Tickets.
We would respectfully call the attention Of
our readers to the Notice of Col. Hoxie, sspt
of the B. T.. & Va. Railroad. Here is rare
chance for all who desire to secure tickets
good for 1000 miles, for only TIRES cents per
mie Sold to firms, families or individuals.
Get your tickets.
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Messrs, Gordon q Slater Dealers in
Musical Instruments,

We have received from the above firm a
frst-class Guitar-Of 6neinish and excellent
tone. We would call the attention Of the
public to the fact that tbese gentlemen are
the most extensive dealers in Musical In
stFumOnts that are doing business on this
confident. Send and get from them any mu-
steal instrument you may desire. Their
prices are low.
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A False Alarm h

The Copperheads are endaayoring 70 get up asensa-
ton ia a false report that Aady Johnson Is to BE- at
Grssnesille on tomorrow. This Is all done to draw
tbs crowd from Jonssboro, Let every true Unionist.
be at JonesbOro' tomorrow, and hear Can. Stokes
grand display Of OratOry. Hs y to-day ne rising
man of Tennessee, aud will yet make traitors quake
and tremble with his mighty eloqnenee,
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ACHANCE ToDRAw ANY OF THE ABOVE PRIZES
By purchasing a Sealed Ticket for Diets. Tleke;s
describing each Prize are sealed in Envelopes and
thoroughly MIXED. On receipt Of 25 cents, a Ssaled
3icket viii be drawn without choice, and delivered at
our onics, or sent by mail % any address. The prize
payment OF ONE DOLLAR, Prizes will be inimedi-
ately sent to any address, asrcqtssted5 by express or
return mail.
YOU WILL KNOW WHAT YOUR PRIZE rs DE-
YOU PAY FOR 1T. Any Prise mag Be exchanged
for daotter Of DE same tdhs, No BLANKS.
Ks7 Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
REFERENOBs.-We select the few following names
from the many who have lately drawnlN Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted us to publish them: $3.50 t y
SIT Wilkins, Buffalo, New York SF,O00; Miss An
nie Monroe, Chicago, lll, Piano, valued At s650i Ro.
Jackson, Dubuque, Iowa, Gold Watch, $3.50 Phillip
Mccarthy Louisville, KY, Diamond cluster Ring,
$500 r. A.. Patterson, New Bedford, Mass, Silver
Tea Set, Sl75j Miss EumN Walworth, milwaukee,,
Wis. Piano, $500; Rev. I, W. Pitt, Cleveland, Ohio,
Nicholson, Sl35. f&
Ms1We publish no names without permission. a4
OPINIONS OF The PRESS z-''Thcy are doing the larg
est business the firm Is reliable, and deserve their
success. TriJt0iB, Feb. s Uses. f q
eve haYe examined their system, and know them
TO be a fair dealing Arm.n-E. Y. Herald, Feb. 25, 49,
Last week q friend Of oursdrew a $500 ri2e, which
was promptly received l'-Daiy. Nslrs, Mar 8, ts6s. ,
Send for circular giving many more references9 and
favorable notices VI the press. Liberal indncements
to agents, Satisfaction guaranteeds Every package Of
cts for 81 Is for so; 50 for $751; no for $l6.
All letters should he addressed TO HARPER, WILL
SON & co, us broadway, y III.
NETANrED, lMMEDTATELY, AGENTS TO SELL
wv my new PATENT ADVERTISING STAMPS.
Arate chance for making money offered. For partic.
ulars, address, with stamp, J. N WILBUR, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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Refraah1nr showars.

On 1uosday evening iaIs, W. had ohe orths most
delshtful niui " have had for may months The
iarmsr vse suffering terribly from The Drought,
Wills vegetable gardens we're aboui 70 prove . failure
but this r~sifeshlus shower has made eFsythins look
srssp and nourisAins, and uo hare the signs Of more
Tia hssasds
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Dont forge, he BlsEsT 6issss, On the
FOURTH Let every had ola hmily bring
~ 'ena = basket well Implied With che ne.
ss''aFi'' Of NE thsn they can invite whom
1hsy choose 70 dine wlsh tbsm.
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ver iarusrs are about geuiug lhfoarh
~ heir harvest. Ai,hoaeA NE ~his.
w, badly f'olsa oai 10 he Water, ,a ne
gram y large and sac and. seaefauy Va
have a. e~resll.., ,,.td
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED On
til the 25th Of June, 1853, for the whole
Or a part of the Graduation, Masonry and
Bridge Superstfu ctureo Of the Bristol, Blonnt-
vile and Hendricks Creek Turnpike, az
tending q distance Of tweny-ene milea, and
including q Bridge across the HolstoH river,
and other desirable work. The Profile and
Specifications can be seen at my Office, ia
Bristol, Tenn, after the 18th Of June. The
Company reserves the right TO reject all the
bids, TH0S. D. WALTHALL, Engineer
l86sj1nel2w2. 1W
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Col. G. A. Nee, Chief Engineer,
e. II. a. WIN. G.. II. III.

" EN
We congratulate the friends Of this Road
upon the fact that they have one Of the most
energetic and thorodghgoing business men
atths bead o. the construction department
that can bs found in this or any other coun-
try, We refer to Col, @. A. MEE, Chief En-
gineer. With-sdch a man at tho head Of af-
fairs, the completion of the Road at an early
day cannot be doubted. he is pushing the
grading Of the Road forward With alecrity
and zeal, the various contractors being vig-
Orously at work with heavy forces As an
evidence of the prosperity of,ths Road, the
the Beads are bringing nc ID the New York
market, Everything looks bright and f~latter-
ing for the Company. We wish it every sue
cess, A5H
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Mastor YGasons. rake NOTICE.

A call from RheA Lodge, No, A, A. r, and
IA. NJ viii w found IL another column ofthe
FEAa Let eyery Master Mason % at his post
At the time appointed. 9fssI
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SHERIFF SALES.
NOTICE.

OYyfRTUB OPeAN EXECUTION ISSUED
lb fom he ofcuit Coari 81 Carer eoun-
n and 10 M directed, I will sslito tbe biTh-
est bidder, for cash, At the CoRrishpp % aoBr
in TIE toVh Of Elzabethton, on Monday, the
18th day Of July, 1853, Al interest," ADD "
lie that william BIC Hickey has IN andst
a tract % Aua In the sth eiEl District OF
Garter county, nnp. adjoining the lsnds OF
Jsrsnih Emmefia hd othorb containing 40
sores, more o. ltis, levied on 70 salisfy a
'faafmeat ana costs which y ~ Hylsr Ad-
lminislraior, 6cS recovered againsi Iboa !,
Cruulsy end W. D. q Hickey II ~ oirepil
Court Of Oarie1 60, Tean. Jane 81, 1859.
-.h IN. ORR, Sheriff
is6sjunet2w4pB1 or Carter Co1nly.
VIRTUE OF An ORDER on SALE.
ID issued h6n the circnn Uoust o. Car
~ county, md tome ditssisd, 4 Wiz toli %
he bighfsE bidder, for eash, ~ the Coart-
house door 10 The foFn Of Elltabefhion, on
Mouday ne "a. day or Iiufr fhGa f4I tbs
Inter- ibuj Wn D. o. Uukty bes III vac,
.oflard g. tbslelh civil disiHAg u Garter
soabtYs Tepua aijoinin9 Abe IAnds a. Isre-
mian kmpett and nihar. ropaiuiag go serss
nore o. lsai,ig seii1fy Al order n sale, in
ayor Oh ~ Vow, aeslnt James y. Scott
.hsd W D. 6 Hickey Idis 81 ast N funs.
.lsea nnrIsJ ~. OHH. sh'a
ffsiunTlaEArcl aOtnar,ss Ooaa,y
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INS0LVENT NOTICE.
CiFCHit Court, Johnson County.
AIRRRnS M,nIlEEM VIC Las

IN ~ 4eE0 NJ NA w 1AJAN ~ Az
IA Brown and John Roblnson-now pending In
the Circuit Court Of johnson county. 1T appearing
from the Sheriff. return that the defendants ara nom
residents OF the State, OF have lied, or abscended and
soRcoaled themselves that process cannot DO served,
and that a Judicial attachment was awarded and levied
upon James Brown and John Robinsonis real estate and
returned to Office, II ls, therefore. ordered that publ
cation be made, for four successive weeks, in tho Union
term Of the Circuit Court, to be hsld at tho Court
house In Taylorsville, the Sd Monday in July next,
apd defend said suit, or they will be proceeded Rgainst
exiparts. June II, 1868. FRED. SLIMP, Clerk.
lGsiuna26w4pfS5, - ~
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The columbia Menn.l Athenmum

The Columbia Tenn.0 Atheneum,
We have received from Robert D.. Smith,
Esq, the polite and courteous Secretary Of
this excellent educational Institution, an in-
~yitation to be present and witness the cOm-
mencement exercises and ceremonies of the
School We sincerely regret our inability to
be present on the occasion. The State does
not possess a more fourishing school within
her bO-ders, and We wish the Principal Mrs.
+. G. Smith, and her worthy Associates, IN
the good work Of education the most I'M.
bounded success. The grounds and build
ings of the Institution are Of the most beau
tiful order, and ample for the aceOmnods-
tiOR of large numbers Of pupils.
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omoers Of Rhea lodge, No. az.

Officers of Rhea lodge, No AT.
The following gentlemen were elected as
officers Of Rhea Lodge No. Al, A. F. aud A.
NJ, for the ensuing year, viz;
A. R. Piper-W. M.
J. S. Mathes-S. w.
Henderson Presnell--J. W.
@. w, Mesk-secretary.
DR.. NJ. s. Mahopey-Treasurer
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Hay Press for Sale.

See the advertisement in another column
of a splendid Hay Press for Sale. This Press
is Of the best and most durable manufacture,
and cost $500, It can now DO hadat a bar
gain. Has not been used long, and is sold
because /: was bought cheap at bankrupt
sale. Apply Immediately al this office.
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BrOa dvvay,

fZO6 BFoa dvUay,
NEW YORK CITY,
Owing 70 the great DEMAND Tor our BRASS
and GERMAN SILVER Musical Instruments
for BANDS, we have been obliged to enlarge
our facilities and make eXtraordiaary i'm
provements in our msehiuery, ia order TO en-
able us IA supply our eustomerA with The ut
most promptheSs and dispatch. Il 10 ourin-
,%entiou 10 keep full setis o. BRASS and
GERMAN SILVER fnslrumens constantly
on hand also, a latga variety Of URCHES-
IRA CORNETs, both top aud side actioh,
bell front, upright aud r9und; Intact every
SHAPE, STYLE and PATTERN ever made
in this or any other country. We you'd,
therefore, invite LEADERS Of Banda, lodi
Viduat musicians, snd those contemplating
forming New Bands. 70 get our terms before
purchasing elsewhere. We fully wArrapt all
Instruments manufactured Ny vs. and Gusr-
antee PERFECT SATISFACTION. We also
allow Banda six days % tfy these instruments
the express agsbt retaining the trRount "
bill At the end Of that time, " not sAtsiae-
tory, to be carefully Tepacked aod returned
to the express agent, and The money Fsfppd-
ed. These are great s~dEautAgssto nanyliV-
iag fr sway from the msrkut
We bave also made large additions y cor
immense stock Of FuRElGN Goods, and our
arrangements for obteinine them ,hrough
our agent In Burope, give Us many adyAh-
tAgeG Sour stock u strngs comprises some
Of The choicest 10 be found Ia The market
among them we have French, Germap ard
ltalian-ths latter ought 10 Be more Known
20 be appreciated. KhoFiDg MI wen ibs
value Of frstciasg Violin Swings fof pro.
fessionaI use, We have iukeni ~ NltaiPb
paths 20 have them made 0fths bsst tiock,
aud By tbe most e~spsfiehfsd aorkDen aud
shippei direct for oar irtdt. fO1r ticlins
Guitars. ViolonesIloa Nioim Bsp4 fyioun
Trimming g., srs RON tht btst MAKERS hi
Europe. Alto, our Domriiic Denastueut
win Be found constantly supplied aith tbe
bsai Of good. made expressly ~ o. order.
~ LlBERAL BISC0tSfTOTHb TRADKs
tBb8dns7C-U
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Bg8. HlR SEIAIS. Gga.
EM, 7. HOPKINS GOWN MAKE.
nKEYsroNE skIRTsr

W.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cJ
Ara TIE best and chsapsst LOw.Pficea Hoop skiSts
in the market Trail SKIRTS, rs spripes 81 Loo. SO
springs, Size and 40 Bpghngs. $l,4b.A Plain Skrts,6
tapes. 20 springs, 0.ceuts Rs sprnga, g5 cents 70
springs, Sl,lS; and 30 spsinss, el,29. WeTdhed d
ereip retpecE. a g3tfHN u 81 ,HEF
,,opr OWN Make . Of q UNION SKIRTS, Elsvsn
Tape Trails, from 70 70 5plkprihgs, $40 to $50
Plain, six tapes, 20 10 50 springs, from 05 cens TO
S2,5n, These Skirts are better than those sold ~ other
9'tablishnsnts a arst class goods, and At much lover
our OWN mako of dsoBampIan skirts /" are an
every way, superior 70 all ether Hoop Skirts beiore
the public and only haveto DO examined or worn 90
coavinoo every one Of the fact. Mdnufaetured'of the
bestl n-iRished. English Steel Spribls, very supe-
rior tapes, and the style Of the metallic fasteuings and
manner Of securing them, shrphss foT durabhiy aud
excellence any other skirt 10 this country pnd are
lighter, more elastic, viii wear lUngsf giye mora sdt-
~isfaction, and are really cheaper than AZ others. Brefg
lady should ny them. They ara being, sod c~xteWiyeiy
by Merchants throughout This aud ~RdjOiniag States az
very mndafate prices. 10 ven wait the best, askff0r
Hopkins Champion Skirt" IL gbu % MOI BAD
them, get the merchant with whom yOa deal 10 order
them for you, or come or send direct Merchants
will lind onr different grades ~ Skirts exactly what
they need, and we especially Invite them 10 sll aud
eNaHins eqr extensive assVEtment, or send for Whole-
sale Price List. 800 81
To to had at Retail at Mann iaototy, and dfths Re-
tail rnde generally. and Ut Wholesale af the Mann fac,
turer only, towhom al orders should % addressed.
Mandatory and Salesroom, SIS Arch Street be-
tween 9Th and Tth Streets, Philadelphia. q
'ssnAy2pmos VIM. I. HOPKINS. :
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ALL PERSONS HOLDING GER
IN tgcates Of Stock N tha East Tsn1esses and
Virginia railroad Company win be furnished with frce
TRANSPORTATION, including their f~aInilisa, 70 ureens-
vile, and return, on the 4th OF July. All other per-
sons who Wish to attend this celebration At GFseaeviis
special cars and trains will b provided for all at
tending the celebration.
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D0r In Peru the yellow fever was
terrible throughout May. A Chinese
physician made a fortune by his prac-
tice-he scarcely lost,a patient.
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Religious Notice.
ouile third Sunday iu July, 1865, L viii preach the
funorl Of John Murray and son, al his former resi-
aence, at1Oh o'clock. Wl1btAM MIkLBuRS.
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w ,IHV VlIrd MondaV1iuI NAV
~ ln.se ns aslsnsa q san hiil a.
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GORDON & SKATER,
Importers and Dealers 10 altkiads Of
musical Merchandise.

Aud Manufacturers Of the latest Patterns
and most improved styles or
BRASS AND GERMAN SILVER, PISTON
AND R0TkRY yALvE MUSICAL
|14f' NSTRfrMENTS FL
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GREAT D%ISTBTBUTI0N
METROPOLITAN GIFT CO.
LIVERY TIoKET pAAMs APRIzE.
% Elegant Rosewood Pianos, Each, $500 10 COZ
o Mel0deons 10 to 100


Fine oil Paintings, Framed Engrarlngs. slter Ware,
Photograph Albums. and a large Assortment Of Fine
Gold Jtwelry, ia ali valued at
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sa!e az the Court House do,
s..o.2, Isnn. q Saturday 2ad IA,
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MEDICTNFS

= ogtr, OILS,
PAINTS
DYE-sIUFFSs8 eme vsb
YARNlSHES, rte4 $40
"a. ts. alsast FAhILf GROCERIES,
aHARpWARBs Atsasg sad as
ts aCUTLERY
,5a 49, G mSTATIoNERY
PERFUMERYs ,teff
.ToILEE and EANCK ARTICLES,
sbQ0IS, A puR
aE aaiSHOES 4R ~
sk 81 TOYS. dsNga
vssa ugp PICTURES &e,
|, An AZ whieA he Is d~sterniRea 10 81! On ths nest
rcascnSbie terms for Cash or good Country Pr0lHte
= Thakful for past iavoFs be hopes by srigt ~Httentiga
10 business to merit the patronage Of LIBERAL omhp Z
nifty. He is also ag6nt i0r nv 4
49,. zLW larHH.. -
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Aer mlnu, anu 1Or tno beauty ana majesty OF
her porson, displayed coolness aud courage
which, in the field of battlo, would haye COW
cred tho horo with laurels. Ono evening, q
short period before tho family loft Franco, q
party of those murdcrcrs, who were sent for
by Robcspicrro from tho frontiers which do
vide France from Italy, and who wcro en-
ploycd by that archfcnd in all the butohcrics
and massacrcs of Paris, entered the peaceful
village of La Rcinc in search of Monster 0
- His lady saw them advancing, and an
ticipating their errand, had just time /, give
her husband intelligence of their approach,
who left his chateau by back door, and Sc.
crctcd himself in tho house of neighbour
O, with perfect composurc, went out to
meet them, and received them in most gra.
oious manner. They stcrnly demanded Mon.
sicr O.; she informed them that he had
left the country; and, after engaging them in
conversation, sho conducted them into her
drawing and regaled them with her best
wines, aud made her servants attend upon
them with unusual dcfcronce and ceremony.
Their appearance was altogether horrible;
they wore leather aprons, which wore sprink-
led all over with blood; they had large horse.
pistols in their bolts, and dirk and sabre by
their Sides Their looks wore full of ferocity,
and they spoke harsh, dissonant patois-lan-
guoge. Over their cups they talked about
the bloody business of that days occupation,
in the course Of which they drew their dirks
and wiped from their handles clots of blood
and hair. Madame O--sat with them, un-
dismaycd by their frightful department Af-
ter drinking several bottles of champagne
and burgundy, these savagcs began to grow
good humorcd, and seemed to be completely
| fascinated y tho amiablc and uncmbarrasscd
and hospitaElc behavior Of their fair land la
dy. Aftor carousing till midnight, they press
cd her to retire, observing that they had been
received 50 handsomely that they were con-
ynccd Monster O-had been nlisrcprcscn-
ted, and was no enemy to the good cause; they
added that they found tho wines excellent j;
and, after drinking two or three bottles more,
they would leave the house without causing
her any reason to regret their admission
NIandamcO- -, with all the appearance Of
perfect tranquility and confidence in their
promises, wished her unwclcomc visitors a
good night; and, after visiting her children
in their rooms, she threw herself upon her
bed with loaded pistol in each hand, and over
whclmcd with suppressed agony and agitation,
she soundly slept till she was called by her
servants, two hours after these wrctohcs had
left the house.
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Marriage Guide.

VOUNG'S GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK,
l. of every one his own Doctor, being Private
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July 27 1867 44 "
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Female Fortitude and Affection.

The following narrative adds another to the
thousand instances of female fortitude and af
fection which wcro displayed during the
French revolution. A traveller of celebrity
had letters ofintroduotion to Monsieur O.,
he was at his country-house, about nine miles
from Paris, an invalid Heavy losses, pain
i{il ssIssation from his native country for, tho
preservation Of his own life, and the lives of
( his family, had undermined his health, and
made sad inroads ina delicate constitution
Monsieur o. entored intoa a very interest
Ing account Of his country, Of tho revolution,
and Of his flight. He still spoke Of his lady
with all the tender eulogium of young low
or; sorstheir union proceeded entirely from at
ssachment. Ho informed me that in che time
.of blood, as it was justly formed, this amiablo
uon,an, who is remarkable for tho dclicacy Of