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To CotisuIiptives.

The Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON will S-nd Gree Of
charged to all who desire 1t, the prescription with the
directions for making and using the simple remedy by
which he was cured Of a lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object is to benefit the
aaiietsd and hs hopes every sufferer will try this pre-
s~criptiqh, asst Will cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. i65 South Second St., Williamsburg N. ].
ls67mayl0ylS.M .P.& Co. -..
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L MILTON SCMDUBR Administrator Of
Q, lsAac Tucker, deceased, W. Hannah Ne
Crackin ct. al. In this cause IL Is alledged
that Jacob Tucker, Margaret moore add her
husband John Moore, Meshack Tucksr, Jos,
Tucker and Sarah CoEiers are non-esideuts
Of the Slate OF Tennessee. u lt therefore
ordered that they appear At the Cousl Houie
N Jonesboro' Tenn, on honday the 2nd day
Of March, tses, 70 ansWsr said cause, other
wise said cause sill be set for hearing
erparts. January i5tb, 1858.
iF GRESHAM, Clerk
issshni5vt7Et
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Warrington County Republican
Central Committee.

j. N. ScuGder, President j. F. Grisham,
Vice President; N. B. Owens, Secretary S.
A, BOvoll, Corresponding Secretary H,A.
Kelly, Treasurer IS. E. Griffith, ELS. Cox, Jas,
n. Deakins and Dr.. G. Wheeler. The organ
,alions Ofthis Committee will continue until
tho Presidential election, and all communiGa-
ton should be addressedt to s., A, Bowel, Cor
responding Secretary.
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THE UNION FLAG.
JOnesbOrO'y Tenn Feb Y, 1868,
LOCALITEM S.


Nh. Subscribers iadebtsd 20 us foF the Union
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We will take afeeubacksl Flour, Corn
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wheat Floar, Battse, riggs CAiekens, Hay,
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In our absence Mr.. a. B.CraMISos, Fore
man of the Union Rag once, wiz receipt for
all monies paid in SOr subscriptions and
other Indebtedness We trust all will come
forward and pay up Immediately, 60
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Errors of Youth.

AGsutlsman who suffered for ten years from Ner-
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youthfu indiscrsIion, win, for the sake Of suffering
humaulty, send free to all who need It, the recipe Snd
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Amended Ind snppleusnlaI Bill.

ToHN W. Mccoy, who sues b. Albsr,
King, Attorney In fact Ts. John Ham.
mer and others. In this case u 10 alledged
that the defendants ]. N. wheeler, G. Z.
wheeler and D. j. Wheeler are non-tsSideni5
Of Tennsssse. II is therefore ordered that
they appear before the Ohancery Couft At
Joneiboro' Tenn. on The t.h Monday Of Mar,
1853 TO plead, answer 81 demur OF this Bill
will be taken A. confessed AZ 70 them aud set
for bsariag sIparts. Jan. 6, 1888.
HENRY H0ssi @ an.
iasgAnloE4pS5
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NLAIMs 4 PATENTS.-Chas. 8. Whitman, Attor.
" ney-at-Law In the Supreme Court Of the Cnited
States, Court Of Claims and Executive Departments.
Prompt attention given to all classics Of Claims agaiHst
the United States to the procurati5h Of Patents for in
ventOrs.
once: Cor Fifth and D. sts, opp. City Hall.
WASHINGTON, D. @.
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NOT-EXPLOSIVEl

The public are respectfully invited
to call and sec this oil. Sir. II. X. La.
thin, my Agent will take pleasure in
exhibitihgthe same TO all those who
may favor him with a call. Sales
Room on Main Street in the house
formerly occupied by [. Siesfeld.
WIN. IL. SHEPHERD.
J~oNEsBoRo', Tenn, Jan. 10th, 1868.
lS6Sjanl0tf
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Our Senator.

Hon. P. P. C. Nelson has just returned to
Nashville from a short visit to his friends.-
He is in the enjoyment of good health and is
sanguiue OF the success of the Republican
marty in the coming elections.
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Chancery Court JOnesbOrO' Tenn.

Baniz & Bovine vs. J. n. Wheeler ct. al.
TN this case e 10 alledged that defendants
James ". Wheeler, e. f. Wheeler, David
Wheeler and The heirs Of Sarah Garber, tfor-
merry Whecler) via: Won Leabr, Leuis,
Isaac, Thomas and Elizabeth Carrier are uou
rs'idents. IL is ordered that they apper at
the May Term 4th Monday, 1858 ,ofihis court
and defend or this cause VII Be taken for
eoHfeEsed, and that the said David J. Whee-
Ter and G.. b.. Wheeler be enjoiusd from sell
ling or in any manner disposing Of The tract
ofland bough. b. them Of The said J. ~.
Wheeler aud known as the Wm. Wheeler
tract Of land 10 Washington County Team,
near Johnson's Depot, and also from paying
Che said j. ~ Wheeler he note OF any part q
Il which they executed FOR said land. Thi,
18th Deer 1867. henry HOSS. O. n.
tss9fsnior tpfsfss9s.
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DEFORM FOR LADIEs-Madam5 Jumel's Mamma.
IL rial Balm and Patent Breast Elevator, deyol0pes
the best physiologically. Depot, 0O7 broadway, New
York. Send stamp for particulars. Sold at Druggists
and Ladies' furnishing stores everywhere.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of a Deed of Trust executed
ID on the 9Th day of January 1852, by R.
b. Beard, to me, as Trustee for the benefit Of
Matilda Gray and others, | will proceed to
sell tt public sale, at the door Of the Court
House in Jonesboro', on the first Monday in
March next, being the End day Of the month,
the tract of lard owned by said Beard and
on which be resided at the date Of said con-
veyance, situated in the County Of Washing
ton and State OF Tennessee, adjoining the
lands 81 said Matilda Gray, J. F, Deaderick,
James E. Deakins and Others, containing
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more OF less, under decree, of the Chancsry
Conrtat Jonesbofo' in the suit of H.A. Oraw-
ford against said Beard and others, said land
will be cold % a credit Of sir Ard twelve
months, without the right OF redemption.
Bonds and security required for the purchase
money and a lien retained on the land until
paid for. JF. DEADEHlCK, Trustee.
January ise5.
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NEW DISCOVERY IN TROTTING HORsEs.-
a PIERRE d. Y~ANH0ESEN, Of No. 81 South 81,
\, Y. has lately discovered a new and simpis way OF
tsathing any horse or colt to irot fat. By this new
method 8 farmers Don buys two colts Tor slso each,
and makes them trot In public In 21o, ana hessils
them for $40,
Another bo5 makes a common farm horso irot 10
pa. and he Is sold for $500. All PAGERS are compelled
10 trot. A circular with full explanation ieni on 70
esipt Of one dollar.
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140. ACRES:

Also, a House and lot situated on the corner
Of Main and Cross streets in the town of
Jonesboro' adjoining the lot of VIM. X.
Blair and opposite the residence Of DR.. NJ. S.
Mshoney. Also, an undivided interest of
two.thirda in a lot at the East end of said
TOW adjoining the lots of Andrew ]. Brown,
the heirs of John Greene deceased, aud 9th
ers, containing By estimation four acres, all
of which valuable property will be sold on a
credit of one and two years, On the Pdrehas-
ers executing bond and security for the pur-
chase money, JeF, DBADERICK, Trustee.
January 1858.
~jan3lw4pfS8
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TRUSTEES SALE,

NY VIRTUE Of a Deed of Trust executed
ID by John H., Crawford, on the 3rd day of
May 1865, for the benefit Of his creditors, |
will proceed to sell at public sale at the
Court House door in Jonesboro', on Monday
the End day Of March next, the following de-
scri6ed property of said Crawford, to wit:
The tract ofland on which said Crawford new
lives in the County Of Washington, adjoining
the lands of Peter MIller's heirs, James
Hammer and others, and containing by esti-
nation
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Agents Wanted

ITO Introduce our now patent, Star shuttle Sowing
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CLOCKS! !
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T HAVE ON HANDS AN ASSORTMENT
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than they can be bought in any market. I
will warrant them to give perfect satisfaction
for twelve mouths or longer if proper care is
observed. J.J. ATKINSON, Jeweler,
1868 jan l7tf
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Ines" Examinations will commence Q
8 o'clock \. D., AMI cla>e 1T ! P.a.
No applicant will ne ADMITTED after
eleven q clock A. ". Written testimonials
OF good moral character. signed by ~
least Two re: pOnsihle persons will re re-
CURED. which testimonials will be kept on
h.e No certificate can be ~8n'e-dated, and
he Schpql Law prohibirs Town Zip Clerks
from giving orders 70 teachers Tor ay. uR-
less they have certificates emhracin. the
whole tenn OF service. The Schoul Law
requires teachers TO understand The fol-
low. ng branch eS. and be able 10 impart
instruc o. in Them all : Il e,iding wrilinR,
urrhO rnPhy. iri metic, E'IglIsh Gram
mar and u,"graphy. failure in one ig
Il failure in all and those not having u fair
knowledge 9f each and every que of the
above branohes need not apply for q cerii-
ticaIe Par. icular attention wall be paid
to Orrhogr" ply. ans lhose not having
studied j. will ae PR imply rejee'ea No
p isnte examination will he he'd a d 10
np. ~lica!icn by let'tr" will be answered.
tInly four grades OF ccr'ifcaies i'll be is
sued viz: For % months. II months, Ia
and ~ msnIhs 4 ceri ifc tie Ior Is months
i, . tri Il certificate anu will raI be Issued
the second lime TO the sIme applicant.
Those having cert fc its fer six months
must be allie TO Procure certificates tor II
months or none sch 'ol directors are re
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Cess nf teachers. as they will aid us nH-
Ierially in granting certificates only 10
those who are 8 Gee -siul Those Expect
ing to leach The higher branches will be
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Literary Life In Paris.

The Paris correspondent of the Pub
Eders' CrrcUlar translates, from the
preface of the second volume of Alex
ander Dumas, jun e, plays, the follow
ing vivid description OF the wear and
tear of brain and body, consequent ON
trying to get q living BY literature in
Paris :
Do you see that unfortunate young
man with q contracted face, yellow
temples, griuacing mouth, and wan
dering eyes? He was born to walk
free and joyous behind a pillow, sowing
with a proud gesture the seed of the
eaten by his fire side the bread earned
during the day; each of his steps,
every move ne made, would have given
him livelihood Look at him 10 the
crowded capital, pressing day aud night
his head in both hands, k~neading 1t
and making 1t sweat stories and com
binations for q furnished crowd which
devours him. and quits him for ancth
er when i: can get nothing more from
him. That man will, for a little longer
or shorter time, make Henrietta marry
Arthur, surprise the lover by the huS
band, poison this one, guilIotine that
one. and adroitly suspend the interest
ut the end ef1the chapter or the fertile
ton. He, in succession, sells love,
jealou J, tears, history, fun, slang, sat
ire, morals, eulogy, insult, politics, pro-
sress. sentiment, obscenity, religion. in
fine copy" from two to five sous a line.
according to the readers taste, the
newspaper line Of policy, and the cur
rent of the day. When he has ex-
hausted his own fund he will live on
other peoples substances ; he will re-
hash old comedies. furnish old novels,
white wash the anecdotes, mots, pleas
ures sotoriety money. Let US make
haste; the question is to be celebrated
nee celebrated we have q market val
ne ; once with q market value We are
rich once rich We are free. Free -
This is the dream of every minute-a
dream which can never be realized =
For the newspaper is in a hurry, the
iheater can not wait we will sit down
two OF Us at the task i; We will be three
at it we will sit up all night. Where
will you find strength enough We
will drink c0ffee. Where will you find
inspiration? We will drink absynthe.
Go on human brains, pour out pages.
phrases. lines turn hundred times
daily, evolve on yourself. swell like a
sponge, squeeze yourself like a lemon
until you are suddenly dry, until mad
hess shakes you like q tree in the fields,
until paralysis ~supervenes, until idiocy
ONES, and death ends all.
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51< siEis UNION ss31
B U IN ESS co oil z G E
CLEVELAND OHIO.
FELTON, & BIoELow, PRopRIEToRs.
successors to
BRYANT, sTRATT0E & FELTON,.

This Institution Is the Pioneer College
of the International BUSINESS COLLEGE
ASSOCIATION. whose schools are locaIed in
all The leading cities o the United STATES
and Eanadas. and arc the most popular and
practica sfth kind on the Continent. 1t
Is centrally located. in the choicest business
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in all respects well appointed, no ex
pense having been spared TO secure the
greatest convenience and comfort TO the
student. The course Of study is full and
complete, embracing all kinds of business.
and i, made as practical As tLe business OF
the outside world, by the han ling CT mon.
ey checks, DIR fts. b Isiness papers gener.
ally, and the buying and selling of the
various classes of merchandise in connec
ton with each transaction.
The teachers are reco gnized as able and
eficiert, every way meIiting he reputation
they have won for themselves in the branch
of Educafiou TO which they have devoted
their ia Tents and the best years of their
Ii es-the majority being veterans in the
service. To its superior management, TO
the efficiency any popularity of i 9 iusrruc
tors, 10 The tbo' oughness of US course of
sludy-in short. to its unsurpassed advnn-
ia ges the Union Business College owes its
presen enviable position and reputation
tHC UuolutSS mtu anu 1uSllIuilOQS OIL
the country, The
SPENCERIAN INSTITUTE OF
PENMANSHIP
OF GENEVA,
Has been moved to Cleveland, and
connected with the
UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Principal of this National Institute,
Plat, r. ST encer. one of the authors of the
celebrated Spenceriau System of Writing,
and the acknowledged Champion of the
of the wiring Department of the Union
Business COlleg. BY this change the ad
yantages ferzacquiring a busiD ess hand
writing or mastering The Arr of Writing in
all its branches, are such as are no where
else to be found. Mr.. Spencer has taught
in many Of The leading Colleges and Pnblic
Schools of the Continent. and every where
gait cred around him large classes of the
~talent, aad gained a very enviable
reputation as instructor of this most u seful
Art
Scholarships issued at this Institution
are good throughout the Association. |
Young men readily see and appreciate the
Asso citation of Colleges l Gated in business
centres, and single isolated schools in
country towns. 1t young ren desire to
get into bu iness they must go where bust
ness is transacted.
For Terms, and Specimens of Writing ad-
FELTON, & BIGELow, smo
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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Joke ON the Chinese.

The Boston Commercial Bulletin
produces tie following distressing dia.
logue. There are several puns 10 it
which mSy be discovered by hard study
Well, said Gander, the Chinese EN-.
bassy has come to Boston at last, and
now We shah see some real Chinese.
Yes, said l, they are a regular Chin.
set.
Big dinner the city is going to give
'cm, and did they knlw that puppies
are scarce here now?
/ suppose they must be. said L, for
tbs watering places are all crowded.
Ha, ha ] pretty good for you, says
he but do you know that Stetson. of
the St. james, has been practicIng plate
balancing Tor a fortnight
What's that for?
So to appear familiar with China
when the Embassy cnme-hsre to dine
The Embassy are to stop at Parker's
. says I.
Yes, says Gander, but they take
their leaves this evening.
that and to day only Thursday.
Take their lsaves SO soonr
Oh, don't be alarmed, my boy, they
take their leaves every day, with hot
water on 'em-on tho leaves, / mean.
Parker teas 'em tonight.
And the public tease 'em tomorrow.
Poor fellows, they nust be tired ; ard |
suppose they know what to say and
when to speak-every one of them has
his cue. - a
How about Burlingame? He will
speak without any cue, 1 suppose said
Gander.
Yes ; he's a man -dar in to speak his
own mind, and don't care a button Tor
tales behind his back
Did you ever here the Chinese Ian
guage spoken?
Certainly, said I; Its a Celestial Ian
guage and there is much character to it
A good many hard characters 10 it,
replied he, judging from what We see
on the tea.chests that are shipped here
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BRIDEGROOM Essays for Young Men
on the interesting relation OF Bride
groom to Bride in the institution of
Marriage Guide to matrimonial fe
liciy, and true happiness. Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of
eh1rge. Address, Inward AssoCIA-
TIoV, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.