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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26

mohd, and there hs ~sGccpnbsd 10 the rebel
inausAee wblsA was bneqght 10 b@ar seAinsl
hin hence throcsA TIE epsisS wac laafs vac
az voice raiasa "a hsheNo f tie 6rst pSt,rits
10 our National e0uaelis "a 1895, N. q.
Taylor vas ehssen a our Rsptssedteuge ~
saoh amer rsashinR WAsAioesoa he gorao6k
;ho cause o. ths asspla Mo sssled Bin.
and identified himself with tBs Ccosetve
Rebel "Ay Policy PART Sad shaG too, il al.
rect opposition to the expressed wni o. his
constituents WHO uahifested thsir d~lsappso.
baton of bis course ia open C~oaveOstans,
and in the most iadigaapt and tlhpbAiic
naEner. Fihslly the day sollea round Tor
the loyal pssple OF the trst pIsrlct 10 again
choose another representative, which they
did in the persoa or Hon6rable Roderick
r. Butler, a true patriot They bad
tried Butler and found him not wantinS-ehd
80, in the ratio Of nine 10 oue, Ne was chosen
to he their Representative, But on lnovk-
ing for admittance at the doors Of Congress.
be WAS refused, rebel emmissaries having
been sent in advance 70 head him "a. In.
this theypartiaily succeeded but on the 18th
Instant the citadel Of the enemy gave way,
aad Sir Rhodetiek Dha9 took bis seat.
among the hOuOred men whose names will,
90 down to pOs,erity as the brightest lights
that ever adorned the Halls os iegisAtion Of
N.
any country in any eye, Or that ever wor-
shipea attbe shrine Of Liberty. GloriOUs
Roderiekl you have fought a lslg, hard bat
~ue--yOu have fOughtis well apd gained the
victory. Your loyal constituents viii now
hook TO you to retrieve their ast'grisvanOes,
andiR so dong they kHow IN whom ihsyput
their trust, Stand up mapfally for the right,
and your reward wnrbe the reward of the
righteous.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
LATEST NEWS.
FOrtIeth Congress.

SENATE.
WAssISGTON, June l6.-Mr. Sher-
mar introduced bill to promote com.
mefce among tho several States, and
tor the cheaper transportation OF the
malls and military aud naval stores.
Hestated that il proposed the con-
Struction of several railroads in diff
fcrent directions from Washington,
and moved its reference TO a select
committee to report early next SEES
sion Agreed 10.
Also, = bill removing the political
disabilities Of certain citizens of
North Carolina, South Carolina.
Ala baum and Georgia, and a few from
other States. The list covers about
twslvo hundred, including Cows.
brown and Holden, Gen. Bongstreet
and Geo. w. Jones, Of Tennessee, the
last the only known Democrat in the
lo..
The finance bill was resumed and
tho Senate adjourned.
HOusE.
The Soncte amendment relieving
tho disability Of Roderick r. ButleE
member elect from Tennsssee, and
scAting him without taking tho iron
clad oath, passod-09 to27.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
RunIan.Rehel BuuhKhaeklne.

A short article 10 The ftks last seek writ
tea BY our editor % Rhrie, in oar absence,
was severely commented upon " the raf3an
editors Of the Nashville Baapr. Nothing
else oOuld DO expected tom = set Of gray
backs who 'kulkod 10 lbs rear Of the Cos
fsdsrs,o army aud ca, the rebel soldien pa
tions, (aHd God knows their safply Eps snul.
enough, WithOutthe rAvsges oiibessEolTssp
The article will be replied to BY the vrtsr
in Bis Own language At his oNn tine, asd
over bis signature; and win Be handed
just as . bloody. hnudsd Ku- kiuI tsb,l should
DO handled.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26

f.'ru .Nn|M YH.WN TVS Hwi Y4I'M"Nr NIIN
Jaae B
Major Lawrence, D IN 81
CHS DHi3 was assasBs nniea in this
place tAis Ndsn w nyned rebel
colder He " tho fifth Union man
that has been murdered here within
the past few month";. During the
war hs was Esjor OF the 17th IKy9
Cavalry and proved TO BE- very gals
liant officer. He has abrosher resid.
ing Buffalo, New York.
BowLtNa GRREN, Ely, June17,-rhe
assassination Of Major Lawrence, NJ
Russolyillc yesterday wa tho result
OF a deliberate determination on the
part Of tho Rebels to kill or drive out
every Union man in their midst. He
bad been repeatedly Threatened by
the Ku' Klhx Klan. A week ago he
received notice that no was 10 be
killed ID less than ten days. He paid
no attention to the warning, and rs
he was going ont Of town yesterday
afternoon 20 serve a summons, the.
assassin stole upon him and literally
butchered him in broad Daylight
Capt, MeClery of the army, who
went down to Investigate tho case
pronounced il a cool, premeditated
murder. Union citizens are afming.
aud the utmost cxcitehent prevails.
"A detachment of the Cd Regulars
reached there last night
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
Hon. s. G. Mercer

This gentlemaa, the bold and ac-
complisbed editor Of the Nashville
Press and Times, is a candidate for
Congress in tho Nashville District,
We desire him tho most triumphant
saccoss, He has Iabored ipdefatiga-
blysfor the loyal party in the State,
and his paper has lead the van Of
Republican Journalism for five long
years Of arduous toll and bitter con.
fiet. Mr.. Aercer is a graduate of
one Of the first educational inst;tu-
tons Of Kentacky. lie enlisted in.
the Federal army at the commence.
ment Of the war. and when Buel,
took possession of Nashville, he.
started, in that city, the first free.
Radical Union newspaper ever pub
in Tennessee, He has since
labored with undated zeal in the.
good w0rk-and if there is a man
in tie Radical Union party that de-
to be p9tronized with a.lu-
c~rative Office Mr.. Mercer is What
man. He would be an honor to the
Of the 9th District, and their
national interests would be safe in
bis hands.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
rMarkn

Joseph B. McCullagh, who has,
been connected with The CiRenaah
Commercial for several years, as Wash
ington Correspondent writing over
the aoa deplNate of ',Maek," and re,
porter Of speeches, has accepted ihe
position Of managing editor of The
Enquirer, on which paper he will here
after be engaged.
Right where the blackguard should
have been all the time The Com.
msrciai never won asy favor BY the
writings Of this rebel b%uffoon.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
Democratic Troubles.

The troubles Of The DsmOcFaey hare
awakened q lively solicitude ~ Mr, Greeley,
whieb he expressed lhusly ia tbs Men Hori
Tribune a. s.t 49,
W~ssympatbiEs sincerely VITA the Democ.
raeJ N their troubles. iU2 70 this date they
have not decided whether 70 nominate a Re-
publiean or a Dem0crat for 'President
whether they will stand on the platform Of
gold or ereenbaeks fvhetheF. tbeir battle.
cry win be {" Universai SnGraTeH orsaA
while Mans Goyernmelt.p OF course Dem.
.oerAtie principles arc immuiable-when they
decide what tbey arr. n
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26

Nj 81 81 NatheA, oar sdltsas Depot Agt
y lpaee N haSb, Ne John s. AA
many nora os oar eaiseus. wto
fore been dc,ine With the cepssfraslsea To
Salled 90 hoarst sGd nsssRtioas uo.
tive. have pns ont boldly aad enlPtStIcNlly
tps Gea, fApk So itis, al osss The cenusfy,
ne Ferret ticket is a pin thn oah never
Sc swallowed ty msa Who love ldeit ccan-
.tsya . they AaSsgd love Gene on boys-
swell the tide, ADD swsll tie chorus. Tbs
nIsHT must prevAili
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
Rebel Rumanlsm in Texas.

ID .L..".. ML
WAsHNGros, June 1.-THE following was
received last night. and read 10 both Houses
to-day
- AvsTN, Texas, june IS. ises.
10 ~ Hon. A. a. Wadr and he lion. Schag-
ig cogax, PrsiideAf e 40 Saeis aaS Hoa,s
II Rpreseafatisgt
am directed BY the Texas Convention to
forward yoa the following resolutions, adop.
ed ihis day, duly nttasted copies Of which
Wal be seai yOu BY mail. Tho inpsdiats
acton OF COuErsss Ia earnestly requested BY
the loyal people Of this State
Wasrsa, Laviesmess and crime exist 10
such an ahfmlog eIteatin poftous Of this
State, " y aeemed proper 10 90 al ia the
power of the Conreption 20 project lifo add
property, and for lbs suppression Of crime.
Tbersfors, be IA
Reohsed Thar this Convention rsspecthary
urge upon thS Gvberess Of The United States
the necessity % Guthctixink the oreaaizatlon
by this body = piiitary force 10 The several
eoaniiei in This Slaie. 10 aet 10 copjunciion
with and under The direction OF the Military
Commauder therein for the protection Of the
lives and properly 90 tie c~ilist1a nov every
dag pfeysd dpon b. Dsdssina srd rnbbsd
10 aa extent unphulleled W me bigiory 81
civilized comnmiAsa IN imef of peace, snd
Which n DOT speedily arrested must feialt in
tbe dagruciion III social ordef.
Rfioiptf Inbt n pIetsetion h mot speedily
g1oSittd 10 aue k1m b. the National Gov
srunsns that 90 loytl apd ~ltvebidisg cit
i1fn1 OF Te1As viii h compeile1 IN ths sx-
erche q NE SACRED fight of itH-5efehts 10
ofFAsitf for lbsir o4d pr1lttton
Rfish.i, That t1b ConstnlIos have full
confdsncsia Br1fsf Maiof-osaersiJ ~ nsT-
uoidI Commander of ne nisiflct of Texas.
and ihag % the f1u1i 81 me me~n1spltNdaf
his dspoaai hs VIII sife rfe,ssuot ~ Pre-.
stfts ptacf. Y Dlvn.
Pssatsnsof as csus'ba5ar
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
SHERIFF. SALES
4 Au N0TTCR

10y YIRTUEQF ANRxsovyTOy ,q,pn
I'D from the Circuit Cours II Cayte n.
y, and % me directed, / will sen,o6sS 4
est bidder for cash, at the Coan-5oss, u.
In the town Of E~lizabethton. On lobJ,,
18th day of. July, 1868, all inte,.,t XIII
tie that William BIC. Hickey 81 n m
A.traoe Of land Ia the STD civil alma 4
Carter county, Tenn, adjoining tie nv, \
jeremiah Emmert and othels, s%oniAius1 d
acres, more o less, leried On % nt,S
Judgment aud costs which III n. Hydr 4.
ministrator, &c, recovered against fbm /
Crumley and W, B. o, Hickey, IN n. CuTt
Court of Carter CO.. Tenn. June d, lsa.
NV. ORR shshf
ls6sjuusl2w4pf51 or osrat Oslhn.
DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER 81 SAIL
I'D issued from the Circuit Court Il Cr.
ter county, and 70 mo directed, viii nl !
tbe highest bidder, for cash, 1t lEs Ceur.
house door ID the town Of E~li1abaAaM o.
Monday the 18th day Of Jolly, 1858 an u
interest that Wm. D. G. Kicker hn ID ,tla
Of land 10 the slh civil district Of cnR
comfy, Tenn, adjoining 8be hidi n Iar
mian Bmmert and Others, containing " lua
more Or less, 70 satisfy an. order d Rhh
favor Of q n. Brown, against James ; saa
and Y. b. 9. Hickey This q daAsi lg
1868. NV ORA Skt
ls6sIuneI2w4pf5l OF Carer CqaE
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
BOmbshell.

When the name Of General N. B.
Forrest was announced in the Nash.
vile Convention the other day a. one
of the delegates to tho Democratic
Convention, 10 be held in New York
next month it produced general son
'sternation 1t was q regular bomb.
shell. The hairs on the head of the
President we're visibly seen to rise,
and about a dozen protectors against
the Generals name rose to their feet.
AN praised'his gauantry in tho field,
aud told in touching accents how
much they loved him, but still be
was not, in their opinion, 1the right
man in the right place." 10 send to
New York. They feared their North
ern brethren would not receive him
kindly, This brought the General to
his feet, and he replied, in equally
touching tones, that he had been Wen
received by Federal Generals, and
especially by General Sherman, on
his recent visit to the North, 80 that
it was oil right. Perhaps il will be,
and perhaps it won't, and it viii DO
come what strange ii Forests name
does not have the same bombshell like
effect 10 New York hat Y~allauding.
hams had in the Philadelphia Con.
vention. The Democratic lamb is
hardly prepared as yet 70 lie down
with the Rebel lioh-M emphis Buile.
I'm
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26

6rSchuyler Colfax is the frst
printer who has ever been nominated
for either Of thg hrst Offices IN the
gift ofthe people ofthe United Stalos.
A number Of lhe printers OF Chicago,
approaching this first recognition Of
theirora9 By anafional political con,
v%ention, havs organized a Colfax
club, to- cooperate With tho other or
ganizaions 10 favor Of tbe elcction OF
Grant aud Oolfax. Il Is proposed %
form similar clubs among the printers
throughout The country, and the idea
= 90 excellent one Mr. Colfax was
40 honor TO the art OF printing, an
honor anorward, to tho editorial pro-
fossion, and an honor 10 the n6ople
whom DO 90 faithfully served IA Con-
gtesA he Wi BE- equally EN- honor
70 fha conuiry as rs Vico-presidonk-
ChdifaRoogd Rpriliedp.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26

Owing to thegreat demand for our BRASS
and GERMAN SILVER Musical Ihs,ruments
for BANDS, we have been Obliged 10 enlarge
our facilities and make extfaprdtnary inn
provements in our machinery, Ia order TO en-.
able US to supply our cnsiomarA with the M.
most promptngas and dispatch, II Is our in.
teution to Keep fun sets Of BRASS and
GERMAN SILVER Instruments constantly
on hand also q large variety Of ORCHES.
IRA CoRNETS, both toP and side action,
ben front upright aud round; IN fact every
SHAPE, STYLE and PATTERN eyer made
in this or any other country. We would.
therefore, invite LEADERS Of Bands, indi-
videal musicians, and those contemplating
forming New Bands TO get our terms before
purchasing elsewhere. We fully warrant all
instruments manufactured by ID, ana Guar.
,antee PERFECT SATISFACTION We also
allow Bands six days to ny these ~instfumsnts
the express agent retaining the amount Of
bill 1T the end Of that time, Il not s~atisfAc.
tory, TO be carefully repacked and returned
70 The express agent, and the money refund
81, These are great advantages 70 many liv4
Jug FAR Away from the market.
We have also made large additions to our
immense stock Of FOREIGN Goods, and our
arrangements for obtaining 3them, lhrough
our agent IN Europe, give us many adyan-
tages. Our stock Of strings comprises some
Of the choicest 20 be found IN the market
among them we have French, German and
~Italianr-the latter ought 10 be more known
to be- appreciated. knowing full well the
value Of frst-class Violin Strings for pro-
ifessional use, we have taken the creates.
pains TO have them made Of tho best stock,
and by the most experienced workmen, and
shipped direct for our trade. ,Onr Yiolins,
Guitars, Yioloncellos Violin Bows, Violin
Trimmings, &C., are from the best makers 10
Europe. Also, our Domestic Department
viii be found constantly supplied with the
best Of goods, made expressly 20 our order.
sHA LIBERAL DISC0UNTTO THE TRADE.
lsRBinne2S-tf Is so
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
Very Respectfully, etc,
THOMAS WATERS,
General Claim CommisAoner.

0FFIcE on GENERAL CbAIM OoMMIssIosRR, \
r State OF TOnnesse, !
NAsHylLLE, May 22d, 1868.
The County Commissioners tor Sullivan,
Carter, johnson, Washington, Greene, Haw.
kihs, Cooke, Jefferson, Granger, Hancock,
Claiborne, Union, Knox, Blount Sewer,
Roane, Anderson, Campbell Morgan, Scott
Monroe, MrAlnn, Meigs, Rhsa, Bradley, Polk,
Hamilton, Marion, Sequatehie and Bledsoa
eountiss will send all orders for blanks ID
the future 20 7. Haws. Of Knoxville, who
will Gil the same. VERY respectfully,
Thomas WATERS,
General Claim Commissioner.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
The First Congressional District
Of Tennessee.

Toe Fifsi copgrsisiobai Distrist of Ten.
q i'fe, tr lhs pat 'essn tear, has bssn 80
"otortasaN q 70 h,Fs no rsPrsssuiasivs IN
'oaEre". 10 1891 Eeisos wss elected, aud
- sudsasoslngt % nats tb ssy o., q Ea.s
1sauss.ss through tbsuouutaias. vas esp
w the rebel solalsg tatsh 20 Risb.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
LAND SALE

DY VIRTUE IOf A decree ofths CousF
Id COurtat is June session 1883 vi
offer for sale at the Court Hogsa dooFiah
town Of Iohesboro', Tehn.alh tae gnesih
II. West AdmiuistratO. Of Isaac Iaiif b
deased, We, john McCraekia snd shsB .
Saturday hs Abb day Of 10y lsH ll y
tract or parcel Of land known sod arsda
az the Isaac Tucker tract, lying 10 vis'E
ton County, Tenn, Aad adjoining y ~
Of John Allison, Burgess Barley AntalAn
CONTAINING about % acres. b ths lapsl'n
or less. Said LAID viii be- sold On ssqiit
six months except thirty dolart IN n'ps
the purchaser giving bond with go'siale
". A lein will be- retained unfl ~
chase money is fully said land VII y Y
TO satisfy the outstanding debts q ny
Isaac Thicker deceased, June So Ivy
NgyrrWTt J. p. GRlsHAA VIZ
Acknowledgements
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
The Forrest Ticket.

The Rebels have appointed Emerson Eth
ridge and George W. Jones "a their Electors
Cor the State ar barge. What a beautiful coup
let! The srst got beat FOR Governor MY
three taOesaad rots last Summer, whilst the
latter was a faithful representative in the
Confederate Congress during the war, ana
used his energy, influence and wealth
throughout the rebellion 10 promote the in
serest Of the Lost Gauss Government At
Richmond. These are startling facts fer mis-
led Union mea-Unioa men who have been
liSeralahd heaest ia their political views,
aad whose whole desire is peace snd tran
guilty to the eouaGy. They have never
dreamed that the leaders Of the rebellion,
whom they well En6U deserved TO have been
hung at the close OF the war for a~lluring the
eOmmou people iuto ruin aad death, are
now rising up in a body aud claiming the
spells of the vietor-setting themselves up
as the men to I'll. the e6iees Of emolument
aud trust Throughout. tie coautry, from the
highest to the lowest, and that in The very
face and over the heads Of these same Unioa
soldiers who have unfortunately been acting
VITA them and for them. They Gust now
begin 10 see who are to b the houored re-
eiPien.s Of the " chief seats ia the ryns-
gogues' and to cat the " loaves aud fishes
to the exclusion Of the brave soldiers who
Struggled through the hardshiPs and ,ur-
moils Of four dreadful years OF war--sepsIs-
ted from all they dearly loved and cherished
10 put doTH these very men who are now
seeking TO ruls over them. Truly lAe. clouds
hanging over such uniOn mea are omiuoas.
and are of such a character a. to wGru oil
who have not sold themselves body ADD soul,
to the traitors of our couniry, To beware, erv
the iron heel is upon their neeks,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26

KIP Tennessee UnioDiSts who baye acted
with the Democracy since the was, missaking
their true principles, can never strike hands
with snch men IS Forrest, and the Leading
spirit who controlled the pemoetatic Con.
v%eutiou. The poor devils killed themselves
and completely destroyed what little voting
strengfh they bere,ofore possessed Ghaad-
nooaa Rrpalhraa.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
Explosion Of a Fire Engine Loss
OF Life.

Through the carelessness of the En-
giheer, the boiler Of the Metropolitan
Fire Engine of New York city oxplOd-
ed on the 18th inst, killing i've men
and wounding nineteen others.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26

We learn ~ recent tslsgrams from Wasb-
isgton, tbas tbs ihanous Joha h. sarfasi,
Do, Of he rspuisd mvtdsrsrs Of Ptss.dsos
LineOlu, has been ,dunasd . bail. So rags
the sofldi
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
INSOLVENT N0TCIE.

lGUGGESTl0N OF THE IN8OL.
- yesey Of Go cststs o. Jotn Kidd, DECD, having
Bon made By ~ "a tha Clark q ihs coaafg conn Oh
6olisan counu Tenaesape, not ~ harlnf mafa a
srier upoamq v mako publication % tha cradiiors,
Dow, thevufe. al 10 creditors 81 TIE aid ohn MAJ
fN'ds are uthtnl 10 90 lAslf claims against naIl "a,
tfes duly aathshlionfed "a the nv rsqnirrs. uifh ia
Clerk cf tha co1ny rcufi ofenlIgan e0aufF, "a %
bsotaths ~ day. Ocohsf, ies. 81 lhsr wlfBs NJ
erar harrf. FE1ER T0AKGNT. Adnflnislnsi6r
faiap'leFp0Al AZ Or lghl Klat dqsd
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
OgFiCR OF GENERAL Cam ConMissiesgR,
STATS or T~eSsRssEK,

County C'djm CoM9tissioaerss
GESrLENEN Since issuing my circular OF
April 2sd, | have consulted with the Chair
man and others of The Judiciafy Committee,
that had the Indemnify Bill under considerRs
ton and recommended It's passage, and from
their version OF the Law, taks pleasure 10
resembling that portion Of my answer 70 the
eth question, which says g" that claimant
must prove the lakingOF his property BY two
or more Witnessed esn kf
If the claimant can prove the taking Of his
property by one or more witnesses, he must
DO SO. II It is impossible for him to do so,
and be swears to his losses, and you know
him to be loyal and lrustwogthy, and believe
his claim to be just, you wilAudit the same.
hope and desire that every loyal man
may Gle bis claim for losses sustained By
both armies.
Very Respectfully, etc,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
Passed IL over Hun.

Congress has passed the law rsaamftise
sbs southsfu States inlO ne Union COR. tAs
veto Of Aady Johnson. 50, 81 seems, here
is " a power behind tbe throne
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26
ATTACHMENT.

DANIEL WAGNER VS.. JAMES
IL KEys. The plaintiff on aadayit says the de-
fendaut - Justly Indebted 10 him in tho sun Of, any
dniiats sod al costs 81 tho Bai, and ~ non-tstidenf
OF tha susie ~ Ieuncaaoe,o ~ ASacondB and toncaah
himself TINT Tn ordinary process Of law, cannot BE-
served uron him; and having foE an orklnl Judg.
msDt ArAiuaf hImt Ntafnabie hslors come Jnstlos d
said Coaniy, andlhs nne haFins hepn, rsfnrnsa b.
fore ma, invief on a ncls Of hahd a the propoffy az
The said deeodtht u u ordered, 81 me- dat pnbhca.
ton b. made ff tour ehcetAdvo weeks, b. tho Ciisa
faa uotbyiuE iht defendant 10 ADpsnr bo1ofs Nc, Al
ny oacg ia IyloIsvino, on ne 10th day q JAnuary,
1850, And make detsuse, % tic iamo WIN be pnceadM
WITH "a 1pans~ dune 18Th l99. WI. ALLEN4I
Qlnne1lNipl99l ~. NJ lnrl.N
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-26

HHANa HH.NA MHN.HH NHM N.aa NaHH I
rrfn CHAPTER bIIIs
ANACT to change and fix the time Of
eleeting Representatives to the Con.
gress Of the United States, from the
State Of 9enEessee
SEoTIoN /, BE II enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee, that the nsxt election Of
Representatives to the Congress Of
the United States, from the State.oi
Tennessee, shall be,oR the TUESDAY
next after'the FIRST MONDAY in
November 1868, and ON the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in
November, every sbcond year there
altar 9eff afIy FAFtN E41rfN
SEC. 2. Be il further enacted. That
said election shan be held at tho
different places In tho .cities and
I~eoontibs, as now provided by law, ID
this State, and according to the con-
stitutiOn and existing laws governing
elections 10 this State, 50 far as APP
pTeable; ard the returning officers
shall make their returns II tho man
neE and 10 ire persons as now pro-
a @tiF. s. RICHARDS, F.,
Speaker Of the HousSof Repfesop.
DIV 3, sESTERr
Speaker. OF the Senate.
Passed Feb 28, 1868.
10 pdfshanoe Of this act, I, w. G.
Browplow, Governor Of Tennessee,
order theeleeiion Of eight RepresentR-
ives to- the Forty 6rat.C Congress Of
th6 United States for the eight dis-
tticss "a At present arranged, and az
90 one for the State AZ larger The
Commissioners Of Registration will
SEQ that elections Arc bsld IN every
county in the State and that qualified
lodges and clerks are dulgnppointed.
And I hoteAtithi digsot that publioa.
.tion Of this proclamation % made
three times IL each ofthe newspapers
entitled - the legal Advertising Of
Tho State. isRfNsfii lH1
ztaIn testimony whereof, ]
have herouuto SGT my hand,
and caused tho great seal Of
49, the State 10 be affixed, At the
Department ia Nashville, on The third.
DAY 81 Jnueeobe ahoussnd eight ban.
|drod and aixtv eight 1fei
BY tbo GoPerpor
" g BR0WNLOW
hi FcffcHek Secretary ofStata.
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