davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-19

Pains and ODpresston NJ Ne Chest Or u LyRQs,,
Di6iosh BreatAing and al ths DiIedSss
Of Ae Pulmonary Organs. ,..s
The BALsAM % introduced to the suffering public
aer its merits for the positive cure such diseases
have bean fally tested. The formula nom which it
is prepared ia referred to BY the leading medical
ioufnAlS as being equal to any prescription that
can b, made up for such diseases by tho medical
faculty. Tho BALsAM is recommended By phyHl-
clans who have become acquainted with lls great
success.
As an Exptciorant &c has no Equal!
Ministers and Public Speakers, who are 80 often
afflicted with Throat Diseases, will find . sure
remedy in this BGLsAM. Lozeuges and waters
sometimes give relief. but this BALKAN taken few
times. will insure permanent cure.
VIII the afflicted clergymen test Its meriisP
J.N. HARRIS q CO., PrOprietora, Cincinnati,
Ohio Sold by all Drugglats, ootl0cw1y
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-19
-Ths N6FIkVsiEsFn Mutual LIfs Insurance
ss1E company.
lUWOe 4Ib NAN Btr0ot, MIIWaukoe.J

Na~"S =" 1-eA'A o'AoosS e-h"@oAooD
$4,000 'plembers and ea,B0O, 900 Assets.
EDWARD InlLAx. Actuary. 4. 3. DAasKrT. PFest.
HmrR sipFH, Gen. Ag'L A. W. KELLOa3. Beo'y.
ExTRA PREMIUMS.
stationary engineers, passenger conduo-
tors. express and mail agents and baggage
mastors On railroads. masters, mates, pilots
and clerks on lakes or rivers north OF st.
Louis, and miners,. pay one-hAR Of one per
cent. per annnm, extra, as 90 on each Il 900
Of insurAnce). D ThT
Engineers and freight train conductors,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-19

journalists fought dueIs
in Paris during the year 1857.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-19
A Fn.hIonnble bridal Oullll.

Jennie June writes to the Cincinnati
Commercial:
In recent letter we gave the items
OF a cheap trousseau, with the prices
in London and those in New York.
We give now the list for fashionable
outfit, of. average cost, the price, ID
every instance, being placed below the
highest, but above the lowest estimate
obtained at a noted ladies' furnishing
/ octaI,f;ebp,ar,t.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
THE UNION FLAG.
jOResbOrO Tenn. spt, IS, 1865.
LOCAL 1TEMs 3.
KNOB cREEK K, \. \.

Nh. nllowIns 4 / list IL persons belong
- j m. Organization, and appears ID
=" s.,sumsut III promise made, o.the psBlIc
1ssk,. 80 I'D. III. HAnkls, rebel
,,No,n M. John D. Davidson malct IN
,a. = i. lane 81 $4,000 for outrageous
"l,Ss., Snglnr III wSr. Il the isss june
4 N, Circas Court, ABner Hsnkie,
III. Esntiss MIbbel Hahkle, James
n"-s,. wlRsm GhaFst. George Jenkins
IH.aS III, Finley Hale, John Mitchell, Ra.
vss.h. .Jobn A. Martin, Robert Bruce,
ayfred yenkins, jill Joseph
1.ms, Wa wss implicated IN the burning
1r,h ha,ns ~ Deputy Sheriff Els Cox And'
$500 var q two seo, John. Hopper,
ho.hns cr.v, j. The ssltacknowledged mps.
49,, &, willism McLain, ! brave md Ell.
H., MA rilo, aud scout during ySe var,
w n mn. wiNiam b. Bowman, David DyaF.
Tbowss over. Milbutn Basket, James Crouch,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
al Dlctlonary On the Bible .

ia n,ctlnnarv ~ sha pfhle,
rornr;.ise ~ A~ntia1ities. BioQFephy, GeoR-
ranhv sSd Natural History vim numerous
fIinssratioas and Mana. Eaited brWiiliAm
S,nith IN. ii publIshed by the National
p,,Blishino comnanv Cincinnati. Ohio,
M book haa besn isaued F,om the Ameri.
can pTsss Ia ( lonv time shat deserves 80
enivsrsal . citcnlAtieb "a this. Bibie Die.
,;oas,;ss h.sr h.re nranarsd IN for,ner vearss
$500 ~.ss $500, "a ,mns,fect ana III
No. Man on1srnvn. CaImttls WA mrnass.
"a 4. r;,,n,s ri,to,s s.ilrds.d ali o,hers.
49, on1r;vsied ~ ,bis ~ 81
s-,sh " ~ l.ondon tIrixersitv. ana ,hs
smir.nt Tericovr.nher ~ she En.
ei,.s 49, Sc,ld
n. e.issh.S III, cn.s, voork NJ 3 then
1880 sditios lthe work be.
~. ~csssSs 1890 v.,amss va tao
: 800 ~ ashIic veearaIivl
.sse I IS1sss ~ ! 4 n NJ, sd.r,s3
~ soo,s1 cstss-a C%..fl;s, snd 49,
o $3.50 $500 This 4 ~ wc,t
~ w, @ 800 m.
w Z ~, $500
" o.ss 49, ~ ~ ~ = S%-el,i.~ sshosa
5a- ~ ,s.d ~ s,sdv ~
Bible l~nsslisssesay sua T,.e Psoas sysIy
pe.sen a~S s,,
~ Vi 800 ~
snea,u, ~ - ms.ns' I"
tnss ,asomR.ls9ss n.,P, A..
Aal eSlNue = wy va
Arr iAfgely n,estr1,sl W. $780,, rs'l ".
stesi ensfas,aAs .nu IAPs' psa.se " s'sa'
sna oeeasNas gPs' sns 49, 1870
neseony VIZ Sas a'ss e.. ~. '
y tss wess ~ nosse sagas's. W. sn,ss'
psls'ng Pwsnlassof LI 800 ssi 7.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
Best Maohino n az word.

Ne. John BAles purchased ! Msssillou Six
6esse Thtssher from Msssrs. Rubis 4 Wilsotd,
~chAt.aaoogn Tenn ibis fAli, and Il not only
satisfied with his purchase, but is also SasIS-
aed that the machine Is the best eriaul. He
has repeatedly thrsshsd &C The rate Of two
and a half bushela per inmate. Send Jour
orders fet all kinda of husbaudty implements
TO HsssFs, Rubls 4 wIisord. They are rsIi-
able ssallsnen aad ptaclical reeonstrucsion-
fsfa.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
Wason1o.

AZ q stated messing of Washinatoh Chap
lei No. II, held on Friday Sept. 4.h, The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year a. r. Piper, n. r. Samuel Gusgeu-
helm, X; 4. Prssnell. 81; Max. L. Mayer, G.
m, A. D. Mason, r /. 81, s, Matbss, 4. A.
oil {, Wheeler, N. Ord vaiiS 8. 5. Bnttrell,
", end Vail; WIN. N. Fleming. N. Ist Vail ;
Jacob Adler, Treas, John s. Mathes, Sec, !
Nv. r. Head, Sentinel.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
orand coronAtton parsy.

There will be . Grand Coronation Party
had ia Knoxville, Tenn, On the 2ssh inst.
TAs object o. this meeting Is % procure funds
to more appropriately care for The Last rest
ing place OE ous noble dead AZ Knoxville.
Judging from ne many notices given h By
our neighboss We would ealctlass II a. 60.
Ing to be quite a grand gathering together,
an who wish to attend his meeting can pro
cure tickets Of the Railroad Agents A. hall
fare.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
Fourth Quarterly Meeang, Jones'
borough Station.

borough station.
0uiast Saturday and Sunday, The Fourth
and last Quarterly meeting fOr this Station
was held At the Methodist Episcopal Church
ia this place. We had the pleasure Of being
pres,ut, on Sunday morning a. iel O'clock,
and x besslpg Rev. L. F. Drake, the rresi-
ding Elder on this District, preach one Of tbs
most abs and eloquent seFslonp that Il has
been eur good pleasure 70 beer for many q
day. sabiect, nTle tesutrsctioA Of the bu-
man boss.o Or. Drake bas been labOring
upon this diseiet now oF, three years. and
stands high In the estimation Of all pcacea-
Sls aud qSiet citizens s~hroaghost ne eOau-
Try, both - 4 Christian aad gentlemen,
The Rev. James A. RubIs, tbs psnAehss d
charge Of shis ssatson tor the past CeaNtsAcs
yeSr, has, We believe, given general s~atisfAc-
zion to the congregation over which ho has
presided, and bids fair 20 become . btigh.
and shiOing light III the gospel ministry,
The Church Is more psosprveus how than
at any time during the last Twelve nOBth'i
aud Is desiard soon 70 absorb and overcome
the elemsas " opposition that have here.
tofors been made ~ shs factions Or schiSni
Of the same. hrs The mother Of all CHURCHES
known as Methodlas, and uust and viii prs
vail over all opposiilon.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

Jss.. II! Sptstt, who was committed 70 our
jail on the suspicion Of being horse thief,
was sent back TO tbe authorities a. Marion,
Virginia, on Tuesday last.
Two Others were sent oyer 10 BlouutvilIe
for trial before his Honor, w. W. Howard,
Criminal Judge.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
OBITUARY.

aMM.MU |L|H# sAU.N
SAxuxI wILnlAn, son or w. N. Lapdreth.
and Sarah his wife, died September 7th, 1855,
OF CAottya Infdptum, at Greasy Cove, after az.
ihnesa Of three MONTHS aged shout twelve
mouths.
This child Was q great sufferer for several
weeks. In order 70 recupetate the health Of
the chile, Mrs Landreth took Il 70 her fAth-
er's, hoping that a change OF climate wonld
be beneficial. For a short time, the noun
taIn ali seemed to strengthen the child, but
God saw 81 70 take the budding aUwer TO
Himself, there TO bloom ID the heavenly gar
den throughout eternity
Mrs. Hemans, Ia speaking Of the death Of
children, has said HLct them die. Let them
die now, Thy children So thy heart shall
wear their beautiful images al undimmed.
Within It to The last n Year aher year may
pass away, and these parents become sged
and inGrm, yet they will weAr the image Of
their child, and remember its intact looks
and smiles As long as life lasts and then,
when God shall call you 70 your heavenly
home, you will recognize y0ar child, and II
you, and so shall you be ever with the Lord.
May God, Ia His infinite mercy, grant unto
these bereaved parents supporting grace IN
this time Of great afliction and sorrow.
Time u wlnglng us away
To our eternalhOme;
Life Ia but y winters day--
A Journey 20 the tomb,
But oar children shall enjoy
Health and heanty Absve, w
Far beyond ths worlds alloy,
secafe Ia JeAuA' lore.
L. r. DRAKH.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

We learn from The Revenue authorities that
regulation has been made upon ire Com.
mlsnoner 81 Internal Revenue for Unitsd
sgatea troops 10 assist u detecting and put
.liag dawn Aiiirieit dissllina. Keep on the
rlsht track, lest you Be overshksr IN your
violence 70 the LAW.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
Crcnif Gnnrt AZ EIizaActLlNn.

W UIFCNat UUNft Nb E3bIuDCtlhAWWt /
GTATE OF TENNESSEE, CARTER CUUN.
~ Is, July Term, 1868. !, DANIEL 5.
-. a.,uaa,,. ~ us ,,ht.. ,,.. ". ~.
wave coHeetoF o. Nns puohS se4eo w we
CVunty OF Carter, DO hereby report 20 court
the following tracts o fhnnd, and that the said
,..a, .anain Az ard ,,H.td IA 49,, A.
'aAst snAin wy Nau u"pasu' pnu 1nAs =
respective DIVERS o. fne same nave no goOde
nor chAItles upon which | can di6tYain Tor
AID raves ro.wit
y a osss II, i ~
hrisA y SNl9ss NV. 1eSn' to-o we ~ WV ~ I'm
I" $500 ~ ~ - S,syS, ~ III a 1890 w
= MI wv. M ss... " n,s, n !, y M ssas. .,, 4 "
Aoast s1ns4 $500. ! no,,srIfsts. Z I, 1919 ~ 49,
49, - ~ y"ns.sSs ~ N's'As y 7 ~ fte'
n Z Nv N, NIX M %sN' n VA. u p,s, M ! ,,,a,a Z,
ny n ,s,ss Nv - SG.iIs.tat,s y. y 81 e,s,r's ~
! y, rSssss ~ y, soYst HI, !,
y = !" sst.oui Z Isrs9ksut q " SSSsii.a.s az
MNyauO, VSSss n, hsugl Z, 4 Aa.."u, NJ al
eolI.ss sTs az { ooY clsss,s ~ I sS' ryins,r,. M se
total . ol1s
,y.yn",nme noe WV NV isS n S5r " st ~ ~, !, ,.S
~ :, ~ " c ssu.y q m. XVI TSs.ss. ~ ! w
prSn.srss fee K ~ totsi4 7iI' NJ Tf
r,ssh. \ tcSo ..,s. mt. 4. : ..,,.d (,
~ rA,asa slg En No.. * ~ t.n ci.,t'. ~ Z ~
pdatsf ~ i -, totals 81.
aolp ~, M ~ in,I,rsos ~. ( Il, ti.Sta. ~ i sb
3, 49,. N. Il ~ so'sfS tb ~
bsSr. M Jpd MIMI dve,i. 4 iowa Lot In Dit. NJ.
.srrsS !. s y ~ Nv 1s,a os@r,me iy.ri 49,.
4 ia iS6,l 4 II tsii.s,ss'. ~ i ~ cl.FNs, ~ M
y1s ieC9 ~ taav,,is.tIess w Ss'H ~ "
MA Mr,ts. Tssn Lot N Dist No.y. v.ited ~
III, NJ = : y Ia ,r,.i ! AZ - "
PrlRtsr,s ts % ,s.a, y.
~ J, nv ,srss sso5 csil.e,or,s ~ L ee tis,t, ~
W. WV. - a. ss ,a,sTti A. ~
y, lTSness y Z T.In MI, n M, X. ,.i,.A -
sHhFs enARp .cs,Ns 4 N n, NJ. VI. 4 i,
pc ,s.,r,,. y 4 n s,s ,n,si ! sel 80 n
rmn"%s' y a,1ia.' 80 r. xs.,,. M, ~ : ii.
I. : ~ ~ TnHei so oil+e,ap ss 90 cip,sS \.
W. ts4sy, X y. = ~ tsgi "A W. ~
= ~ ~ 1ss..5' Y 49, " MI NJ 4 s.t,.d a. ,ao
I ~ w. y Z M .iaa,. s,.r. ", W. it.rs
spn ~ y, Wy, : ,; 4 10y, " \ \, ~
w ~ 1880 ~ 49,. ~ NJ, NJ -.r,.a =,
aoe n.s nv, ~ \ ,st- w. 49,, ~ tses,
~ , S9pyS ~ 4 ~ : ~ SsiA u
Mindrsn : Lasy sslss y Pc; - 70; y ynaea &
psIntsS. ~ i IA. tes,l II, ~
FIpn.e.h .e. ~ ~ ~. IL M. ~ v.,..a .,isa
heh. I'M AZ ~. ~ a. 4 ~ y ri.,,
49, va ,l,sf AZ
nai,. ~ rh"s LAW ao srres a Din. No. 5. xaioed
NV !. w ri ,u1s.,n, y. AZ ta.,hS n.
= x Ny 1890. y ~, ,ss,tss NJ ~ W ~
: ~ z ~ q. M, ~ IA .x,.S :,
10 1as,! ttor isssS lo--sSss asrei ID iilss. M. Ia
20, CNtk's ie ! -. Printer ~ " total w y.
Az 'A,pra go ~ a,Jtsc,oTa ~ 4 n. A.sf., EeI So
PrlnlsS iss ! 70 tg.na : y. = NJ, NJ I pci,s, ~
tsxSs 10 81. CoiIrclor's ~ o.. CIsrkss Zoe a, Print
ef's ~ ! -, total - e
Hsi,, Y ysasa ~ 49, ,nse W. $500. ~ y ,rn.,' t.1s. ",
iSs7lS 20, GolircsorH les 81, Clsfk's fes y, Prinisf'
fsel 20. total SEX.
A Snrs p J, rin ,a9s, % ss e;,,es.s fssi "a cgsrts.
70 4 M. Printsfis ~ L So ioiai ~ 10.
Heirs q John Archer isD acres Y bist Ne, ~ val
M :, Az; lsxsss X yoigss". 'ee = ~ S's'H .
Iisirs n nehemiah Hardy IS arrgsin Dist, 10 10
valued ~ - or tAres ucr hEe6l k1f--aHet tract. lake
(nr lf5I) VI, Cnlluctorh ire 4 W, Ctcrk4 Ice 1 ~
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
7ErNDEMAN & SONS

ia t Ma Icteurtteu ana thfAeehru
Patent Cycloid Piano Fortes
Were awarded AZ the lSts Fair q the AwetcAn ln.ii-
tate he FIRST PREMIUM COED MEDAL ~ AareL
~, sap~iorB asd srsdialre.
HrSrt Of he Judges u ae Far u ae AMsri-
ean Llshfsfs.
s"TheFeforS considering the nsr,iy aad yalue ~ thr
invocation. AID the rosaits which aprtng tfom Il, CO.
Wit, the Production u ~ the elements which 90 10
form : petfsci pinao> ~ declare No. ~, thr crctotu
PIANO. pAahttd and nnhafactuncd BY Llpdsnan 4
Sons, % New York, jnafg entitled " The flrai Pfrmi-
uul hF tho best PiAnp ca exhibitlon, 70 The pfvtent
Fnif - the AHeficnn tnslituir.n
slmliar tesllniouials we're ~ ardrd ihess nupsfb In.
utrnnrnts a he State Fairs of MICHIGAN, INDIANA.
KANSAS, and rherrtef they have been exhibited 70
eemppiiuen-
Rsad The Opinions Of Great Artists.
Gottschalk, the renowned Pianl,t says: IT Il the
aussl ihsirumsni 81 the tquart clAps hat I hare ever
tried. Tho ions comes out a. rich sud cold a. that 81
. Grind Piano. Z have tested Il a 1 wnnld . Grand
Piano for points % dellcaey Rpd Of strength, aui \
has stood ihe teri n srfry nr.r
The followlag snlnsai AFihis soasuF In The ateve
John n. Panl.on. Carl Ausehnin, a. B.rioiL ARsd
A. Pease, William nasou, Glstav st0tkei. HART San
dsruUp, VIM. X. nsstfofd, Cherries FfEtef, o.. J. Hop
kihs, Thee, EiAasld, George ". MoEsAn.
No. 2 Leroy Place, BECKER Street,
6Saug2lmosl21 NEW YORK
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
THE
APPETIiE FOR TOBACCO
DESTROYED.
leave off SIN kim and Chewing the
Poisonous Weed, Tobacco!

One box ~ ORroN,s PREPARATION u .~ehlTaaied
10 destroy the appetite for tobacco In any psgsot, no
matter how strong ths habit may De-. ma n itJais ~
am cue ts aleney tpaI 5s rettNlsd. Il Is Alin,at impoa-
si6ls 10 break OF from ,hr use Of tobacco BY the nlete
exereiss of The viii. Something Ii needed 10 assill
nature ID overcoming q habit ~ drinly rooted with
M help M lie Preparation there q not the least
trouble. Hundreds have used II who are willing Ia
bear witness to the fact that 0HToN's PREPARAriOS
completely destroys chs Appetite for tobacco and leaves
me person AZ free from airy desire Ser e az bcfEr n CONS
tasMesrf IL ,as. n prlecdy hae avl AarmtsNa ipfi casrs
The Preparation Actr directly upon the Esnae elHade
ami S~ecfelions eabtted by tobacco. and through these
upon TIA hlDc1. thoroughly cleansing Tic peivon ~ 20.
Es.nore tueerfse Jor Tobacco anr Pisg 01eWAs
ffrsardfiami ktt0fistt u u Warrantedi
Brntss ~ taahferfsihl
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

q recommendation IL our poesseei0n;
from ~. Y. HeAld, Eaq., Bangor, Mel
BANGOR, Ne, April "a, 1873.
\ hereby certify that 1 have used souacte for tiisty
yeAta pasl, and ior the last nfeen years J have used
two pounds per usohih. 1 have made attempts 70
leAvu vi Mt different times--I have left "a Que y'nfAt
4 iims, but Aiwaya continued 10 banker after Il until !
nsed Urtun's Preparation, which hHa completely cugsd
al who ate effected With ihIs tsrribie habit ~ Try ths
Preparation, which will certainly eyre ifthe dlrc-
tions are followed. WI hkALD.
.Igpcm n. w. Adkins, Kint vile, Trpn.l
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
ORIGINAL ~ATTAOHMENT

NA|A
TOSEPH R0sENHEIM 4 BRO, By Attlos-
ney, n. Gone, vs. J. 8. Shannon
plaintiff BY Attorney says on oath, that M
defendant Is justly indebted to fhe sAia Ros@l
enbelm 3 Bro, and that the said u. 81 iStan-
non, resides out Of the State of1ennessses 90
that the ordinary picetss 81 As, pahao, %
served upon him, and I harina iasaea an
Original ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ne aoefb oftho
defendant, returnAhlo bsa8ye ne o. ne 2oth
day Of August leGa, and anal htgnsnl hav-
ing been stared bT NO anal. TIE flst oainr-
Dag Of March, i8e9, md eAfait1aes having
been Iefsad apon q. w. Slmfsoa aha 1okf
Squihb a. debtors Of NE Sii1 aoi&nd1nt,
Sbonnou. TIE saia lossph 3 6hannoa -
hereby notified 70 appear "A ~ o1los ln.iAo
town Of Jonssbo1oneh, Tea, 81 he afors-
said hrst Saturday Of nslek l8ta And De-
nod snid Aitachmaat saiss - ne lams win
te heafsa sfParts. fhis shs aosh day -
August, ieoa.
A. c. COLLINS, p.
is6s5sptiw4PiS5
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

OAAGAADe
81 reference u the aDueN itotite Of Dissolution Of.
Mesrr. MrnANlEls LIrChfIELn& CO, Me
cONslGNMENTR Of THATcOKGERNHk yE BEEN
TRANSFORMED TO OUR ROUSE, \
ana n AEreeshl1 tpthe partieA, concerned, shall We
vietapA a. receive their appreciation IT the transfer,
PROMISING ctr BEST EfF0isTE FOR TARtR
INTEREST,"
kad 10 tho absence Of Instructions. we shall Frnceed 70
sell ~ beat advantage. and reportsales promptly. We
are eiigiblt locatrd., with SPACIOUS WAREn0ISE,
lLSllGE EXPERIENCE, and III necfssnry ~faeflities
lnh che advantageous persecution Of business, Hnd
Nope 4 viii D. yyaE pleasaEe y advise us r~fgardipg
LEE Il TAYLOR,
HtFt A@ No.ll Bridge Street,
,aecnnd dpnr below nhi stand %
Mcdaniel, Liichdold q Co.
LYSrHnrHa. VA, March lt, 1868.
pesantetwS
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

ToB PRINTING Op ALL DEsCRIP-
tons Neatly Bxecaied ~ tbe Bniaa fIey
once, No. a cor's RiOst, up-Snirs, Junss-
borough, Tennessee.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

M CHANCFRYCOURT a. TAYLORSyIfLR.

IN CHANCERYC0URT az TAYL0RSyILLR Z
TENNESSEE. 10
ID n. TAYLOR Complainant We. Pharise-
H. da Taylor, Respondent. II Appearing
70 the Clerk and Master that the delcnahns
Phsrisada Taylor is a nonresident Of the
State OF Tennessee. Il Ia therefors ordered
tEat publication De made 20 tbs Uhion Flag b
published At Joneshoro' Tennessee, fof four 4
successive weeks, notifying said defendant
70 appear az the Court Honse in TAylorsFilles
on the 4th Mondny Ia September next, ~
Chaucery Court, then aud there 10 be hrid
for johnson County, IN the tsf Chancsy
District in said State, and plead, hntwef Or
demnr to said bill or The same win be taken
90 confessed and set for hearing expatee.
June 20, 1868. ~
JOS. n. sNfTU, Oh NJ nv
Per Rom, +. BsRRv, d. CAM
1e6Saun28w4plS5
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

This 10 10 certify tina, / have useA tnbNeen for eight.
cen yean; haze tried many limos 10 leave oh, but
gnswing At ny stumsch that ! have soan given up
the trial. 4 short iiHie since a frirnd lndneNi me To
sry 0tt0niA Preparation (aold ny youl. I have done 20
and ain cqplplrtely carrd. 1 did not, IN The lrAat,
'hanker after tobacco, either 10 annk ~ ehrw. after I
began 10 u.c tho Preparation. JOHN MORRILL,
Hg- Price o. Otton's Preparation Two DOllars per
box, forwarded to any part o. the eoLntry. post-pAA,
On recoipt Of price. MONEY sent by mall n oar nl !
Aadres, Z. NJ COTTON, Ptoptiesor, Box LAS, Port.
land, MAine.
RrFKREScEs:-ws the andenlEned, have had per-
sanAl dealings wlth G, n. Cotton, apd have fund him
n reliable and hlr dealing wan, and hsti-ye his state
mrnts worthy % The csaairpce of the pnhlie. =. u.
Rlehardson, Esq., Rev, ,. !. Green, Hr. \. D.. Gowell.
Pnstiand. Maine. Chas. II. Morrill,, BtidcrprL, Maine;
y II. npyie. Atty. BelAst. Mainel Atonro bAtnart.
Ms.ss Al. Ouiuahg. "a lohna. N. T.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

kN1tVILLEl Tfnn. n Ank. 8, 100.
. TAls Il ~ certify that had used tohatea a. such an
extent that my health had bccAAne greatly impaired
and my whole syeleia deranged and hruksn down. In
Jane, ISGs, I purchasei oae box ~ Orlan't PrePAFnf
tIon, and amer using q I fsand that I wns completely
carg,k 4 have nat had any haukcfing or arsite Tor y
basen ,Bnce uplhg W. Preparation, Nhelieyv Il 70 DO
al that Il IL recommended, AID IWcuid ADVISE III who
wiah IL qull the usoV VI tobacco 20 try nne boz y Or
toms Preparation. b. W. ADKINS.
fFrom John Morrill,, Bangor, Mel
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

Advertisements forwarded TO all
Newspapers.
No advance charged on 5Publishess''
prices,
All lending Newspapers kept on flo,
Information az 4 Cost OF Adveftis-
ing furnished. MEAS B
All Orders receive peaffal atten tom :
Inquiries by Mail answered promptr a
ly,
Complies Printed Lists OF News
papers FOR sale.
Special Lists prepared for Customs
ers,
Advertisements Written and No
tices secured,
Orders from Business Men especial
Nv snIiniiad
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

3. s..I .1g R.A' ". - .aI4 5IL a
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

Vp'v, enn'y on Saturday 23d day Z
dnnnApr lafo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-11-07
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMA. A.

Unto God, our Creator, we are indebted
for life and all its blessings. It, therefore,
becomes us at all times to render unto Him
the homage of grateful hearts; and In the
performance Of our sacred duties, to set apart
special periods to center into His gates with
thanksgiving and into His courts with
praise" For this purpose, and in accordauce
with an established custom, have designa
ted THURSDAY, TIE 26TiH DAY OF NOVEMBER
NEXT; and recommend that the people of
TINS Commonwealth on that day refrain from
their usual avocations and pursuits, and as
semble at their chosen places of worship, to
praise the name of God and magnify Him
with thanksgiving y devoutly to acknow-
ledge their dependence, and lay upon His
altars the cheerful offerings of grateful hearts.
Let us thank Him with Christian humility
for health and prosperity; abundant harvests;
the protection of commerce, and advance.
ment of scientific, mechanical and manufac.
turing interests; our progress IN education,
morality, virtue and social order; the in
crease of our material wealth; exemption
from pestilence and contagious diseases and
the destructive influences of war for having
blessed us as a people and a nation, and
opened before us the brightest prospects for
the future and for all other blessings, beth
temporal and spiritual.
With sure reliance upon Divine favor let
US pray for the forgiveness of eur sins
making public confession of our dependence
that we may continue worthy of His paren-
tai love ard protecting care; that Our civil
and religious liberties and political rights
may remain unimpaired; that we may re-
member with gratitude our country's brave
defenders, and cherish with sympathy their
widows and orphan children and that ouI
paths through life may be directed 10y the
example and instructions of the Redeemer
who died that we might enjoy all the bles
sings which temporarily flow theretrom, and
eternal life in the world to come.
Given under my Hand and the Great Seal
Of the State, at Harrisburg, this twenty
eighth day of October, in the year of oul
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight, and of the Commonwealth the ninety
! third. JNo. w. GEARY.
BY the Governer:
I. JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.