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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-17
Eleventh Quarterly Statement
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF NASHVTLLE,

First Monday of AprN, 1868.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-17

Davidson County,
Swo.n to and subscribed before me. April 8, 1868
apf7 lw A. G. NORNEbL, N. 2.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
0nr DutY.

We speak directly to the Republican par
". The government ls in Jour hands. The
election Of Us officers iI nothing more thau
youF will expressed at the baIlot-box. The
Judiciary ia the creature Of Jour preference.
The whole issus is in your hsnds. The en-
tire responsibility is upon your Skir,i. You
are 10 the .ssesudeuey. You bavs but 70
eoumaad snd il is done. The question for
your decision in the present Judicial Crimi-
hal canvass is just simply this. win you
tote for General A. W. Howard, a straight
cot, undsvia,lng aud incorporating Radi-
cal Uuonisi, who 10 true 70 your principles
and party, or Ein you support Colonel A. j..
Brown, an Andrew Johnsoh. Conservative, a
msn Who mbscribss to a policy that mak'a
no diSerimiuatiop between Union men add
rebels, who belongs to a iasnon that curses
The Republican party az a wretehsd and mi
q%uitiouS sabal Of rsvolu,ionls,s aud political
dspsfadoss, that dshoaness Congress aEA
RumP, 40 illegal body hsnginE on the verge
Of ne government whose ectl are nneonsii-
,%utiouai aud mbvsrsivs 81 liberty sud Jos.
ties, aida nan Who nov bas 10 political
alliaHse aai aHniiy via lhs msn who SAVED
the soaary Colonel Brown says be has no
politics. Such a nan At ibis time u an
a%aOuoly. he . 20, 70 be tfastsd.
Radieal Republicans Vote fr men you
laos % - paud aud uhsu you hear nsn
s'Y ihnt politics hare aothing 70 Do With the
Jadisiary, sPOT then a. bura 10 one
ouSbt % es eitEsisdio zach a blrh sud r.
tposuhis psiltisa sishout be hss The uaulL
sad nonl eOofsss 70 ova BE Political
creed, aat lst 80 ~ohs tnsu he itatut
Whn Sc esiftsshst kla.slft skaa he AHA.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
RRMEMBER.

Republican when you support Col. Brown
you vote to weaken the strength Of your own
party and bring about It's defeat,
REMEMBER, that in supporting him yOu
endorse Conservatism, the masked enemy Of
loyal men and the disguise Of treason aud.
rebellion,
REMEMBER, when you 60 TO the polls,
tha. the Office Of Judge Is Ons of the uoSt
important within your gin, aud the public
iateresis demand that it shall DO filed BY a
Radically loyal man.
REMEMBER, when you cast your ballots
that every Conservative will vote for Col
Brown, and ask yourselves the question:, can
a truly aud Thoroughly loyal man vote with
this party, and let your conscience bs your
counsellor.
REMEMBER, that Gsu. Howard Is a thor.
ough Radical, asserts biS principles any
where and every where, aud thinks no one
has any right to conceal his political faith
under any circumstances,
REMEMBER, that these are momentouH
and earnest times, and no asPirant for Office
should be supported, who Prssistently re-
fuses to take an uRsquiVoca! position as Col
Brown does.
REMEMBER, that you are morally bound
TO staud up to your party, ahd see that il
loses no vantage ground In any contest.
REMEMBER, tba, il will be utterly. rulnouI
to rsesds ous inch, or retraet ore word and
there is only safety in preserving the harmo.
sy and ananinity Of the party.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
The Trnth MS II b.

In the spring Of '66 there was a conference
held in lhis own by s few of our citizens, In
relation to the 'lawlessnes" "a it was called,
thea prevailing in the eOuntry. It will be
recolleeted that robbegies were frsQuent, and
the lasbIng of rebels we1e daily and nighty
occurrences. 1t was agreed BY this confer
encs to address the President on the subject
and have the Federal auth orities to take the
matter ia charge, A letter was written to
Johnson, L. was carried to Washington by
Col. Brown, the candidate forCriminal Judgs
aud be received forty dollars to bear bis ex-
%peuses. There can be no doubt but the ob-
ieot of.this letter was TO have troops station
ed in the country, rs It bsd been represented
that the civil authorities were not able to
preserve law and order. Al that time il was
a current charge that the Union League was
committing these violations Of the law, and
every member Of that organization knows 40
10 the truth or falsity Of the charge, and
whether the sudeavor 10 obtain troops 10
prevent, az one thing the whipping OF rebels,
was an effort to suppress their organization
and "put down" Union msu. Col. Brown in
his card refers the public to J. F, Grisham,
Esq, Maj J. E., Deakins, DR.. D. J, GibsOpf
L. W. Keen, John D, Cox, aud JudgsS.J w..
Lucky. Messrs G%risham, Dsakins and Cox,
state they have no recollection Of signing sid
letter or Of its ezistsaee DR.. Gibson knew
Of such a letter, does not r~seolleet its con-
tents and did not sign. Dir. KEN says that
such a letter was written 10 johnson, does
not r~ecollect Of signing it, but thinks be may
have done so. Judge Lucky staIes that he
knew Of the letter but did nor sign il. The
truth then is that there was a approximation
made to ,hs Prssidsn, that a desperate state
Of affairs existed in this country the robbing
whipping and killing Of rebels aud askiug
him to in,erpose for their protection. Col
carried the letter to Wsshiustou, aud
a csrtsin sum Of money TO defrsy
bis expenses. We have been informed that
Col. Brown has written to Washington for
this noted document, aud it is due 10 the
public that it should be published We
like to know II :ebels signed and con-
money. We want the mask Of se-
,rsey stripped hom the whole transaction,
hat justice NAV be done to all parties lf
is nothing objectionable or criminal,
yby should it be withheld, or what object
an there be in keeping i: from the people.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
Not the CouRtry.

This i not the country for a Con.
serratiUs to run for office, The people
of Fast Tennessee are too loyal for
such a stain as that. IL is just as
natural for a true East Tennesseean to
be a Radical Unionist as it is for the
sun to rise in the East. And, though
it may seem strange To some people,
who, perhaps, would like to see mat
sers otherwise. Glorious East Ten
will continue SO Rebel
Roorabdcks to the contrary!
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
Keep 1t Before the Loyal People I

That Col A J, Brown, the Conser-
yative candidate for Judge, as afore.
said, did, most ~assuredly. receive from
the Copperheads end Rebels aforesaid,
a SUN OF MONEY, to defray his
expenses to Washington, a. bearer Of
a Petition to ANDY JOHNSON,
from the Rebels and Copperheads
aforesaid z
"Truth is mighty and must prevail !
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
90 to che Polls en- the Third Thurs
day Of this Month.

Let every man who loves his coun-
try and rsverss the Union and The
.oLp FLAG, go to The election On tho
third Thursday In this month and vote
the strNight-oat Radical Union Ticket
--votefor General HowARD for Crimi.
Hal Judge. Donot stay at home, by
any means, for on your vote the sue
cess Of the Union cause may depend!
Think Of il Then, 90 gitAout fail
Devote one day at least for the cause
Of your country and Republicanism =!
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
To the Voters OF the First Judicial
Circuit.

having recently announced myself rs a
candidate for the ofic- Of Criminal Jadge
without being fully Informed Of IRE circum-
stances, 10 which ! might have brought de-
feat on the Republican pariy-among these
circumstances those Of one Conservative can
didate and Two Republican, row withdraw
my name il the belief that a true friend to
his country will resign bis private interests
10 promote The public good. Atths present
period Of the most important public coolest
which has occurred 10 the history Of our na-
too. 10 a time OF peace. 80 unsuceestful bal
lot ia .loyal East Tennessee would be eon-
strued. accepted and elaboraiely commented
NJ on BY the conservative bFegs Of the eoan-
try As IN expression Of the popular viii 10
regnrd 70 the vital issues now pending be-
tween Congress Hnd the President.
Very Respectfully,
Your ohedient serT't.
THOMAS McDERN0TT.
RBHiaES-vs viii sndsaTor 70 laud Va
Gust The entire R~spublican party Of the frat
JudieIsi ciroai, ulD properly appreciate the
noble purPose sad patriotic PunsiPlss which
has prompted Capt McDsruo,t 70 withdraw
from the canvass aS candidate for Criminal
Judge, Itis an example worthy Of snula-
ton. Seeing the Rspdbliesn party would BE-
placed IN jeopardy By eOusinuiag Ia The race,
bat standiag as good . ehsaes, perhaps, a.
any Of The Others on the track to Be suess1s-
fal victor, be rises high above the Soraid DE-
sirss for sass, aud lays bic slams upou tbs
altar VI be soaairyi VIII TIE loysl voters
Of he Flrtt Judlsial clrealt forget ihls7 We
surely ihios nor Let biu eoufihns bic prss-
cot vci,hg oousss snd N viii b veil
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
Keen d BeE0re tAa LOral Pennle.

That Col, A. y. Brown, the Cohser-
vative candidAtS for Criminal Judge
of the lst Judicial Circuit, did, an.
doubleday carry a petition, in person,
in the year, 1866, 70 His Accideney,
ANDY JOHNSON, at Washington
City, from Copperhoads and Rebsla,
asking for force to " PIT dozen The
UpioR League Of East Tennessee !
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
Extract or q Letter to Col. A. J,
Brown, the Conservative CaHdl.
Date for Criminal Judge.

CoLoEEL BRows
Door Sir Your Message > = ,
received. Now, Colonel, | gist you to dis
naclly understand, that personally entertain
for yoa the warmest regards Of friendship ;
but politically, | am your stsrpsl aud s~rsrlait-
ing espoaeat-so long as you do not come ont
for the Radical Union cause, in a plain, une-
Quiyoeal and comprehensive manner, To
day is not tbe day to t'sas, We are upon
nOmsntous times, and il beSoOves every
Patrioi in the laui to be vide awake to the
important Issues pow trsnspiring, Our
couutry's liberties are again inperilsd. One
Of the greatest traitors that ever governed a
free people is nos in the Criminal box At
WaShingtOu-aud mbSt meet his jus; fate,
Do you suppose, fora AOment, that Soatd
support my FAraRE foe ofiSe, Il be were al
lied with the party which s~ustaies the traitor
Johnson? Il you do, you mistake my MAJ
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
PLATFORM.

Ne ARE IN FAVOR OF tue ENTIRE ENTRAE
c%nisRNEET OF THI ooIoEED RACE, n THE
bIsFRAscHIsEhEST on TAE EBELs OF iii
SOUTH USTM IT IS SAFE TO INTRusT lei
Slra III HALLoF. H CONGRESSIONAL POL
lgH OF BEcoNsThucTIoE THE c~oNFIScATIoN
OF KEBEI PROPERTY SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE
EXPENSES OF TIE WAR, AND REHUNERATE
LOYAL MEN ron THEIR LOSSES INCURRED
TsEREBY, AM WE WILL SUPPORT NO MAN.
&f9R TUE Presidency WHO WILL NOT COM.
AlI HIMSELF TO THIS PLATFORM OF RIGHT
AND JUSTICE.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
Ioura, &c,
'GEo. EUeaR G%RrHsN,
Editor ane Prop'r. Eaioa Fog.
GlOTlOuS NoWS,

The Jews from avery part Of the District
To- cheering. AL true unSon leagues are for
Howard, They are going to pat their em-
phatic veto on rhO Conservative Col. They
Nnnt no man as Judge who made himself an
instrument to have troops CHARTERED amid
their free mOuntAin bones to hut them down
and protect traitors and rebels. II is al up
with you nov.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
Don't LIKE me KukIHx.

A letter frou the For,a 70 0sn. Eaton, on
iuuigratioo naasrs, ,nys; several Of 70
hers wish % visii yoar stats, sus ssas are
,lsid q ysus Katlur E.u snd b%,,li.is
% sb.y ips.risrs slib P.sssstls ifssslen y
-Ras AZ IVA
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

a IL PRISONS entilod 10 rs btpe6is Of
AtheLoyal lndemni,J Act are hereby noli.
hsd that he claims for Losses fnstaiued ~
thelalo pas vim Be a1diIldi ~ DltiflclI ae-
eordiuf 10 nnmbor. ~Waril commences bus,|
ihsis Do Monday April eh 1855 deyotibg
The arsi st6kl 10 lei ard 71d Dlf1ich aud
week % 3rd and "A, tc. An claims must
b. prepared In propef form for aodlllnF and.
dlise md be pressiisd pn or bsiors 90 ih
". w B0rELb
Gg0RGR0RlSuAM,
CALVIN n08B
Calls couulriostn lof N~A-Asssssn oouny
iee1FDFl
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

cions argument that political doctrines should
not be cOnsidsrsd In ! canvass. yOu may rest
assured there Is something "sOttsu In Den
rnark@
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
IN B~ANKRUPTCY.
Dl'iIl6s o0af o 'As UHllsd sflssi,l

tho Tasiom Distrlet Of Tenn.
IN the mafter q Etmefh Wilda-Bankupta u
E,daru DistHctaf TenntsYet, s.s, Sal
7NnIS ~ 10 GiYE N0TiCB, That on he 10Th day
II on March, lN, q varrantof Blnkrupiey Waa ~
Sod ~ ~ ~ Dttn1 couft of % United sfalaa Or
aid nIllfltf, 1lall1t DE estates ~ Charles A. Eameg
and ieri X Nlba l6rm psms Eine 3 wndf u
Joneabnradab ID tAa County ~ Washln ron N hAia DhA
.ircfs uho haVe be,0 a1jadFef Bankrppts % tAeir oun
Psfiiop.. fhtiths payment II any dehis hnd he AZ.
llrefy " az pr0pefty, belonging TO auch Banhrppta,
or fnhsr n thsn, 70 them, effof Their ~. n1d he
fnnlier Of anYpnpafiy b fhtu, are forbi3tt1 ~ Nv
ahdihat amsttihr Oh Mo Creditors OF aid bthkrupfa
to prove nsir dsbla. ana % choose ont Or hort A.
rsnkynpty, inbe hulisn Il ne Couft House IN Jonas.
tloaei aiofesAlii bsbfe lei A. navsy, Brqs one q
ne NIfan ~ H1asruptfy ff rah Diftrit % ha
n. ncnhNNnL, Massnrtf
and u Mtnhl for teld Dlltrieh
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
NOTICEl
10 fHB fLLPlTERS Bl WASHINGTON COUNTY

no IHB IILPlTERS Ol WASHlAbfOI COUNTY
WOU are we'll aware thar I most row settle
up, and Of course you nustsyttle With
me. You need not ask iadulgenee, for II ID
not in my power TO give II. do not press
you as 4 matter Of choice lam under the
law, which maket u necessity. Therefore, I
say 10 yop, once forRll, ifyou Wish 10 SAVE
COST aud PROPERTY, come forward i'm
msdiately and Par eel Those who DO not
pay their taxes prior to The frsi Moaday in
April, are notihed, lin All the sountyl to neel
ne and ny Deputies in J~onssborough on that
day, and pay their taxes. After which time,
no man need expect 70 &c. rid OF costs. Fail
n0ti TIE YAK msgt come
III YEAGER, Rev. Col
f~essmara7w2
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
Proclamation By The Governor,

-
WHRREAS, THE FOLLOWING RvS0.
wv Ti0A, No IS, was adoptsd6, MN,
Genersl Assembly Of Tennessee:
Whereas, The State of Calibni,
by an alleged excess Of p~oDulaion
supported BY tho action Of her citizens
and the certificate Of tho GossmOr
thereof, in the election and commits.
sioning Of three Representatives 10
the Congress Of the United States ii.
stead Of two to which they were "a.
titled by the census Of 1850, Wa, "
act Of Congress. passed June "a, lSdl,
allowed said additional members ii
the Thirty. seventh Congress s6d,
Whereas, BY act Of Congress- pass
cd March 4th, 1862, tho number Of
members Of tho House of Represents,
tives Of the Congress Of tbe uBitd
States, from and after the Sd Of Marcel,
1863, was 10 be two hundred andfr
ty-one, the eight additional members
being assigned one esch, to Psnnyia
vania, Ohio, Kentucky HlipOia Iowa
Minnisota, Vermoltaad Rhods Island
and,
Whereas, In the appointmsus ShtH
gave Tennessee eight members 10 iAs
House OF Representative ofths Con.
grsss of tho United States, there vas
a fraction over equal TO about o1t
half of the population requisite IF
another member ana.
Whereas, Tennessee has since said
appointment was made, enita1shbd
forty thousand freedmen And made
them freemeu and voters thereby "
titling her to one additional Repre-
sentatiyein the House Of RePrs,saa
tiyes Of the Congress Of the Unliaa
States; therefore,
Bel resolved BY the General AZ
semby OF hs State Of Tsnn.'.s
That the Governor DO requested %
sue a writ Of election 70 The sag
large for the purpose Of elsetipg 90,
additional member 10 The Cougr'ssa
the United States az above Anf Gs'S,
referred 70 IN preamble, 70 whIel Y.
State Of Fe16essee is entitled n'
giving 1907 days NOTES 2
ofsaid election,
Adopted March 10, 1885,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

Above We give a cut Of the sulky Carr and Ooltoa
Culuvator, widely and fayorablF known as the Hawk.
eve. Hhas BEEN before tho farming community tx
years, ana laYihg boon testVd Ia every cAparity In
which such ipplemsnts cah b madA serviceabIe,
and resolved their unqualified approval. we can re.
commend Il with confidence a. tho niosf thorough and
perfect Implement ct i~isclassin use.
Its economy over tho double shovel low consists IN
saving The wages Of ous naO, Wills ne work Is done
better and with greater ease 70 both man and team.
For stirring fall blowing aud putting IN small grNu-
with the bth shovel aitached-ana for marking out
corn gyonsd. tits also extensively used. The mana,
iaetbFers have made such improvements u this ma
chine, fF the csming years, ~ wiz meet and ever.
come every objection heretofore Ursed oSainst solky
CaltiSators. 4A
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

HAhNhN0 N~hfVLNINH oUbhIh AhE,
The advantago which tha Warner sulky Revolving
Rake Possesses over an others. viii be readily CON.
Pretended, X gathers he hay free from dust and
sand, carries Il clean, andih dumping elosel the via
row Or rick in good shape or pitching.
Tho rake u made 81 wood. and, IA ease Of breakags,
can be repaired ~ the operated, thereby saving he
delay Of grnding 10 a blacksmith ~ mechinia.
IL Is bait ofths very baat nlatefiAk andis mere do.
rablothan any other wheA rake, an Afforded alta less
price than any other iFst clasa raka.
The fake-draw shafp, levers, &c, may BE- detached
a pleasure from The sulky, leaving the latter com
plets IN iiseiG aud ready Tor use. Being veil built,
gotten uP 10 eood style, With an excellent spring seat,
Tho sulky u a complete carriage ~ its class And ia
alone Almost worth tho pries asked for aulky and rake
combined.
These advantages are POSSESSED By no no other rake,
and must oonlmsnd themselves TO all wanting a COM
IL. s. MAfaES, Agent,
Joneshoroi, Tenn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
ChaneeFF al BIaaHLFIIIe, TenRI

TACOD HAmHLf0n ant 0ifaon caie, n ihfif ou4
ID rrht, end a AinInitiraIn4 of l1hn VI Htuft
10. deceased. q 81 W. lla9 nltm va ftt hslu ~
John y. unmaloh deaaa91, a. a.. Ia .0a nuss a
aprlara fnslnlhe nlsrailoui tnfho t1l, thtI ~ a.
Lanfa uafa tni Wniam L. NfocIfi ~ utsI8I4
dents n Iapulaata. fflf thsatrb ofitr.tthot rptlI.
eaton b maie ~ fo1r successive ur1Hs m - Inlon
FlIF apar1I r1tIlts1 fath8 toan ofIoaH1tI, Ten.
uoflrIng al nonsnrlirnf Afsnfsnnt N aqplff "A
fdrt oar CtanHfy Cum. mfhf Cart u11|tM NsI1t
o. ~ u4ttIn mo1faf ~ maT ben, ~ nl1l
fsfa1r % ~ mn n tsslna nllts ~ o. bear
WiLflAI NcttzSFI, e tn
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
JUNIOR AS A REAPER.

The above 0ut represents The small Machine as a
Reaper, IN the act 81 dropping q sheaf. This Machine
Is we'll oakulaisd for small or hills. FARMS IL embTa-
oes al ths ~hexibiiity and strength o. the Mower, With
hide pehdent Reaplng Bar and Sickle, ays aud q half
feet long, which eaR be set ~ cat from one to. htseH
Inch stuhble the points Of the guards or hngers can
be raised or lowered 20 as 70 take up lodged or fallen
gain in the mos, perfect manner. ai
.vApNwp,e ppvotvrCa vur NV pArp
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

Now, therefore, I, Wm!6 BplS
low, Governor of Tennessee 20 a's
by order an election fora msla0si
Congress, for the State at Pi9
serve out the nnexpired tern n
Fortieth Congress, 70 be he TlurrS
the counties Of the State on IhyS =
DAY, the 7th day of May lss
I hereby order and direct ien =
commissioners of Regisirato'
Zach county shall direct Ihs' y n.
ton be held az each Of the yonn5 :.
ees III the respective counties 4.
Turns thereof made in que 'P
.cordihg tolsw. Mr.
in t-estimony whereof hi'' ",
N-, unto subscribed ny
sF6t. And caussd .be 4,
49, of the state . . y
AZ Nashville, on this, ss'a
March, 1868.
By tho Governor ~rrOW
WIG BR0WAly M.
A. ]. FEtfcHrR, sscrslay
The pagers 10 tho state 800,
to do dc legal advertising nI,a,an
ed each 70 Insert this .rsIr 4
three times
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
TIE HIGHEST PRICE PAID.


We want Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn,
Feathers, WOOL Beeswax, Tallow,
Flaxseed, Flour, Meal, 60. We pay
the top Of the market II. & S.
We have Boots and Shoes Of every size
For Gentlemen and Ladies',
Coarse BrogaHs asd ladies tires,
An little shoes for Babies.
We have 70 please the ladies'
just supplied our store,
With all that 10 desiFabl6
From the city Of Baltimore.
We have raIor.straPs and pocket kniye5
And l~Amphlsek rather smptys
Dyes, Paper, Pins, and Coffee Mills
And lots Of Pots ADD Putiyt
Cote, Sugar, Sslt and Starch,
And mouse traps By The score,
To put yo0r rats and mice 10 Sleep
To wake no more. p y
Our stock o Ladss Dress GoodsiSso iargs
and dne, 4
Pm sure We can say nothing moro
ThGn that yOu ALI can save both noaeya and
time, ~ .E 80
By calling At HsFndou 4 Shannoh's store,
TO lend 4 belpiag band, dear iriends,
Aud heip as with ouf store,
We like right we'll lospay our way.
And Just 4 'Iitls" more.
70 variety " are not surpassed, riiGia ~,
Our stoek i5jnsl e~omplete,
We have everything 4. please The sye
Aud something good % eat.
So LadisS aud Gsiientu l7F n
No.louger ksep rbar dimea, Tu' lf ,giiaa0
Bptjust 40 to- Heraaou 4 ShanR9Hs ON.
For ths kshioni Of lhe times.
Apl3ff
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
T~1ssfdTFEs bOsIcl

rasssfs DbHlst 81 I.r-g aTp
TrshB UNDERSIGNED \. Z
notice 81 bic app', ~
81 samuel 0ofttntfin sat
the County OF Wrlhing,o
as.Sss wiihin sid dafn1. fD'
4 BanhFupi sPoa = .
H. Dlsltici cotf Of i'i'
Jdbssh6ro Isrns AZ
nbef0
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE CITIZENS
OF
I
AND
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.

We hereby tender you our thanks
for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on us, and beg leave TO call
your attention to our New Stock of
Spring Goods, just arriving, which
has been selected with especial care
to suit the taste aud wants Of all. We
will sell Low for Cash or Produce.
We mean e3actly what we say.
HERNDON & SHANNON
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

pa. cNatl., sgmnst : Hon. , v. g.anlon.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

J0ues0orongh March 8Qth, 1864.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-09-24
ThePrOsDect.

We never doubted that Grant would
carry Georgia by q handsome majority.
Our distinguished candidate for Presi-
dent is much stronger than was Gov.
Bullock in April last, and viii poll a
much heavier white and cOlored vote.
The Democrats have recently render
ed us essential service. They have
recently sent out OF Atlanta more than
twenty active campaigners who will
go into this contest with an energy
and courage that will unite them al
most to man. TOombs, Hill and
Cobb, too, have rendered us valuable
service. They are driving the more
decent Democrats into the support of
the peace candidate, and have disgust
ed many more. The white Republi-
cans, and Grant men who are not Re
publicans, talk very little, but they
will use that mystic little piece of
paper-the ballot-with terrible effect
on the Sd of November. Buying and
bullying Republicans have played
out, and the State is sure for Grant,
augusta ga Republican.