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His Retired A~ccldeacy.

Providence has removed the blight and
curse of the Bourbon Dynasty from the sore
ly afflicted people of the United States. The
administration of Johnson, with its drama of
blood and revolving histories Of assassination
and crime, is numbered with the atrocities Of
the past. Ths last thros Of dissolution is
over, and the body of Democracy no longer
animated by the vitality Of hellish malevo-
lsncs is sinking into the grave. Andrew John
son has been forced to abdieate that colossal
throne, nponwhich in ethereal fancy he has
been seated iu the'unSpproacbaLle and We
inspiring isolation of his greatness and
grandeur, within that vast Coliseum, where be
was the object Of the concentrated gaze of
thirty millions Of people, who joyiully sx-
claimed Tirs k rOi (LOnE live the Kingl. lie
gave a glaring illumination to the dying hours
of bis rsiguin a speech Of acceptance to a
Baltimore committee Of invitation TO the hos
pitaliiies Of that rebel mobocraiic city, in
whirh he grossly assailed and insulted the
soldier. citizens Of the Union, aud sndeav-
oured to thrust the dagger Of virdirtiye ma
lice into the side Of his honored successor.
lie boosted that he had never worn the epau-
lctto of the soldier, nor uusheathed the
sword Ia defence Of bis country, human
rights aud liberties; that his way was not
paved with the crsniums Of bis iel!ow-coun-
trymsn, nor were the bridges he had crossed
loorsd With their mutilated bones. Aye, be
would crimson the martial robes Of the he
ross Of the Republic With the gore Of those
who fell IN The late %sanguinary conflict. and
this can be his further beast that he has by
the force Of usurped authority unbolted
prison doors,an turned loose upon society the
vilest, most wicked aud most feroeiouS Of
men. Out Of one hundred convicted counter
letters Of the National Currency only three
remain to regret that be is no longer Presi-
dent on the account Of pardon. These mOnu-
psnts, which be has erected with hiI vi
hands to his everything innmy, tower like
the Ti.aus Of the desert above the reach Of
vision.
Thank God, these ealamities are past In
deed, though their baneful Influences will
coarse the future ofour country. To-day The
mn sheds his radiant splsndors upon a rir-
tuaIly new government ia America. Letsvery
patriot join IN the universal jubilee over this
happy change, and prepare for the marriage
feast o. the Lamb Of our political salvation.
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When we have found a faithful and honest
public servant, let rs grapplo ourselves to
him with hooks Of steel. Aud for this reason
we present tile gentleman above named to the
loyal people Of the County for reelection az
their Representative. Is there a single pledge
he made to the people two years SO now IN
redeemed2 No. Has he made the least dpaoc-
tiou from the course he promised he would
pursue? No. He has battled manfully for the
interests orhis constituency, and left no ei-
fott unmade to promote their good, His con-
sistent course in the Legislature, exhibiting
manliness, honesty, courage, and all the re-
quirements Of the Efficient law, maker, must
receive the unqualified endorsement Of 'he
people. Sach men must rule, or the public
must suffer.
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.dannos find words ~ tb0 English lna-
lguage sniiieipnl to cxpFas HaFm.
ca gratitude 10 tb6 Senate lot the
high aRd responsible duties Which
'they have just Inferred hpon me. I
have 10 say la yon. gentlemen 0f tho
ScnatcSlhNt nsk your cordial bpera.
ton Ii what We haveto do / hope
ihat ths time We have yet Co Femsin
will pSss OIL pleasantly, and thu we
will be- able to finish Up crediiablY the
business yet before u.s.
Mr, L;ndsley moved that the Homes
be informed that a new Speaker had
been elected.
Mr.. Cate raid he would amend the
motion hy inserting Speaker pro tenn,
as he beloved that the duties of Spea-
kcr oftbc Senate still devolyed on Mr..
Scnter.
The Speaker said that by consent Of
the Senate the House would be noti-
lied as suggested.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05
Hon. P. P. G. Nelson Elected
Speaker OF the Senate.

After the inauguration Of Governor
Sentcr, in tho Hall of the Honse Of
representatives, on tho 25th nl;. the
Senators returned to their Chamber,
and proceeded to the election Of a
Speaker to gil the place made vacant
by tho promotion of Gov. Senter
Hon. ?. P. C. Nelson, Of Washington
County, and Hon. j, B. Fricrson, Of
Maury County, were placed 10 nom
nation and ballotted for with the
following result, viz:
Senators voting for Mr.. Nelson were
Messrs. AldridgeS Cate, Eaton, Frier-
son, Henderson, Keith, Lindsey,
Mccall, Patterson, Parker, Under
wood, Wisener and Wyatt-13.
Those voting for Mr. Friorson were
Messrs. Fuson. Garner, Nelson and
Norman-4.
Mr.. Nelson having received O ma
iority Of the votes cast was declared
elected Speaker Of the Senate.
On motion Of Mr. Garner, Msssrs.
Wisenor and Frierson we're appointed
a committee TO conduct the Speaker
20 the chair. Mr. Nelson, on taking
the chair, spoke rs follows
SPEECH on Nh. NELSON,
aGESrbEMEs OF rHE SgNATE;-I
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written fnr The Jonssbor's. tTenn.l Union Flss.J
Letter from Sullivan County.

-A,Ssrs. Bdifors.-The FemAFks of your Car-
ter County correspondent over the signature
OF e A Republican,, meet the hearty concur
renee OF the Republicans Of this county. Tho
claim Of Carter TO the Senatorial Represents
tive is founded in ~jnstire aud IN Ehs correct
political maxim OF rotation. We Rcknowl-
edge this claim most willingly and regard
uOi. John X. Miller nSJpt ne nan. as he is
honest, loyal, Energetic and every way com.
petent to dischtrge the grave and SOLEMN du-
Ties devOlsinR up6n q hw-mAker. Old Sui
livHn will give him her cordial support, as
her loyal people delighttO honor those de-
serving men who have %rorn ne bhVen and
rsmained sieadfast to the glorious principles
o! the Republican party. SULLiyAS.
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Alledged fraud gu Immigrants.
Report Of the Investigation Com
mite appointed by the California
Immigration Society.

"H.L VI. NHLMLL LHN
Information having been received by the
California immigration Association that I'M
authorized persons were using the name oftie
Association IN the East for speculative pur-
POSES, q committee consisting of Messrs.
Frank Tilford and John Mullan, wac appoint.
ed 10 Investigate the subject. Following IL
the report OF the committee
oEFicE CALrFoRSIA lMMioH1rioN Asso'cx, h.
Ti2 MontE'ry g., San FrdneiSco. Jan. IS. SO. 7
Erccufire Committee CdiforHia Immigration
ASsOeiaiipH-Gentlsmsn The nnderbigntd AZ
general meeting beld on the 9Th inst,
having been appointed . committee to inves.
,igAte aud report upon The history, opera
tons aud merits Of m organization ia thia
city known. ~ the " lmmiErntiOn Homestead
Assoeiation." beg leave 10 report as follows:
The attention ofyoar Association was 6rsl
called 10 the knowledge Of the existence Of
this orgapiEation in September Inst, By two
wrll-kuown advertising SCENTS for the Eas.
tern papers repeatedly presenting At The OF.
Gee OF our Secretary Sundry bills FOR printing
extensively IN the Eastsrn press an ADVERTISE
nent to The following effect:
81 ESTwARD THE STAR OF EN-.
w PIRE TAKES ITS Way
SECURE A HONE rs rHk GOLDEN STATE.
TIE IMMIGRATION HOMESTEAD AS.
SOCiAT10S or CALIFORNIA,
Incorporated uudsr the laws OF the State,
Novsmber 80, 1861, for the purpoSs Of pro.
Viding
HOMES FOR ITS MEMBERS,
Aud Prouo,inR immigration.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81, 10000
Divided into 100000 shares, at IS per share,
- I'll l. .
U. s. CURRENCY.
Certificates Of stock Issued to subscribers i'm
msdiately npou receipt Of The monsy.
40 PERSON ALLOWED TO HOLD MORE
THAN PINE SHARRs.
A Circular Containing = fuil description Of
the property 70 be diiiribufsd among the
shsreholdsrl win Be sens TO any addrsss, up-
on receipt Of stamps 10 cover return postage.
information 90 70 price of land 10 any por-
ton Of the State, o. upon any other subject
Of interest 70 parties propoiing 10 immirfats,
win be eheoFfsily fornished upon receipt 81
stamps for postage.
An lsilsr5 should hs addressed
eEC'Y IN. HOMESTEAD ASSN.
p. o. Boz No. Sc San FrAncisco, Ca.
These SCENTS Wers a. ouco Informed that
this vas an oreanizaiien Of which " khsw
nothiur, With which We had no connscnon,
and that A. ~ e9sci 40 . lendsncy 70 doHs
. marked injury, the managilg scent a. oar
association dsterminsd 10 take such atsps Al
would develop The merits Of he laus.
10 addition 10 receiving bills ffon IN
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NATURALIZATION Of GoIernOr Senler.

On tho 25th ult., tho Senate and
House Of Representatives met in
Convention 10 tho Representative
Hallofthe Capitol Cor the purpose Of
inaugurat.ng Hon. De Witt c. Senter
as Governor 10 an tho place made
vacant By tho resignation Of Hon.
Wm. 6. Brownlow
Speaker Richards called tbs House
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lwrittsn for the JoR'shoro', CTeHnl r'nion Flag
Letter from johnson County.

Me,Irs. Editors' The letter fromCarterCoun-
~ published IN the last issue ofyour inTalu-
able paper in reference to the Stnator-ship,
reflects the sentiments fthe loyal people Of
our County. II regard to the patriotism, in-
tegrity, intelligence and htness of Col. John
X. Miller, there can De but one opinion. No
msn has a more uhblemishsd record, and in
these times Of etSce moaia he has manifested
no DESIRE 70 enter the political arena for the
sake OF ,pOiis. Thu emergencies OfthP present
imperatiyely demand the services Of such in
corruptibls men to lead NJ on % the snirronn-
ding darkness into the light OF the perfect day
Of happiness and prosperity. The real people.
will gladly seiEs the opportunity OF honoring.
such men with their snffrAges. aud II he will
consent to become a candidate Ne win receive
The undivided support Of the Republicans Of
Johnson aH r tatl y. T.. d..
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Chancery sales at Blonntvinn.

GE0RGE ". Mufrcll " Terry W. Keen. Admir-
" &C. In pnraanoc Of a decree Of the chancsr5
Court Al Blountrnle, nt H. November Tern. lsSs IL
NE ease on George u. Nurreil against Terry NJ. Kesn
Adminstraior, &C., Of the estate o. n. RI. nnr~ AZ
tsAafd, q A. ] Will sell AZ the Court House DOR In
hlonntftue, 70 the highest Binder, on Saturday ia srJ
day n April 1852, q certain piece or tract oil land Al
ne pl,adiors meniioned, situate 10 civil District M.
" esits.a county, Tsnnesaes, on he waters n
walker. fetk % Hous Creek, a~aJuinluE ths land, Of
Thomas u. Easley, q A. Including The Remainder m
noNef, rontAiuiuE one hnndrpd acres. mure ar -.
also, one BFownM orae, attached In this -. Iii
De sold atthe sans timf and place of ths land sbovs'
mentioned. A credit Of six months viii M v,s,
bond and approved rtufiy rsquircdo Of M busshss.r
aud q hep utainsdf until fully pald, and ola ~ifhc.,
The Hgbt q redemption. Fah. ~. iad9.
omaf1HtPlsl WILLIAM MULLENIx. CAMt
o. Lors, q A, ". A. !. Boyd, q aI,-In 49,.
~ aucs ~ decree Of ihs Chaneery Cont M nie,.t
yiile, a. ~ November Tern, 1885. ihths 49, IN d n
L9,e ~ Z. aeainsiA a. , Boyd, st al, I WIN Ill 70 N;
siblc.t nilaef . he door Of the Court Hou.a \.
b,oauivll. On Saturday he 3ui Day of Anrli- ~
~ ne right tile and Interest that aid Al 6o~2
pc IN 40 % = ctIiaia parcel o. ifncf n ianSI ~.
seflees N ne pleAdinf, situate In ~ l1fh evil ~.
tl.t ~ sullivan cnuuiy, fonr., on The water of n
re.t Branch, ~adlqininS he lands of John NJ rioi.
nd oinefft couiainlng 10 atrea. mora ~ 49,
credit OF nine hnd eiFhfsguf months uu l. 80,
boad and approved security iii b. .-nIr.|f -
pnfchascf, anf . lien retained nniH ~ t1rh...
PEI Il fally raii. a1d told nllkorf ~. .l.t,
a,nlilcs ~. at,isla VA. mULLnNIX.c,1W
omartuipnA
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Chanesrv Court al Jonesboro,.

CnNLEY r. Trigg and wifs VI. WIN. n. Deony ard
~ oihers. fnrsuahttOa decree 81 said Couri, pro-
nognerd in said cause In fayor OF Maxwell Milligan
and against Mrs. Martha Churchwen. AZ the Navrn-
Dor Term, lsbS. for fees for professional services rem.
decd her, and for which alien upon 4 certain tract of
land called the Catewh0d Bleyins tract was declared.
nv baiAnee y said fees remaining unpaid. via the
sum II Slil.2d and costs % sale, I will scn ~ the
highest bidder for cash In hand, at the Court Honse
door In Blounisille, all the right. tipo, clAlm and an
tersst which the said MarihA Chufshwcll has In add 10
q certain tract or parcel ~ land lying Ia Sullivan
county Tennessee, IN civil District No. Q, adjoining
The lands Of William Carrier, Jiiaos saias ana athers
Said land sold to enfofcs said lien Tor balance Of IA
Zee. and eo.t, March 2nd, iSc9. HENRY H0Ss,
IOnN Phillips vs., VIM. G.. Moors.-Purtu,nt to /.
~ decree Of said Court, a. its NayembAr Term. isss.
10 said cause, l win pruccvd u seil, " tho Conrt house
IN Ionesboroagh, Tenn, on Monday the 5th Law of
April, ls6a, a Siorr.house and loe IN ia No. A r.I'
ford Depot Washington County, Tennessee. and tor.
merly owned BY tho defendant, Vi. a Moore
;Tsx mouths credit, bond AMI sparuvsi
teesriyt and lieu retained until the pirchase msnsv 4,
IaIy paid, and sold without the right of redemption.
n ssu.g ssai ~ Xxx HENRY Hoss, q a.
- Ex'n Of Z. l.. Mathes, decd. and other, IL m,
ease u appear from the bill that Alexander Nelson.
one of the defeudants, 10 a non.ressdent Ia Il. there.
,9rs, ogdsTsd, by ne Clerk and Master that rublica.
ton % mmie, for foar successive weeks, IA ths ustoS
FLAG, 5onssboru', Team, calling upon saId deCrndant
10 Appcaf At May Term, is6e. Of tho CkanceU conrt'
J"nesporough, Tenn, on The fth Nloudny o. sahi
month, and defeHd. Otherwise this cause viii he "a
Tor hearing aAto him, exparto. March. 3nd. 1874.
6smar0wtpfS3l HENRY HOsg- n a II
DAA'L Gsisler, Adm'r Of VIM. duncan, W. Hiram
~ Duncan and others. In this case Il Is allsdeed
y inc PHI ihai The deendaps Hiram Duncan, AIrus
Duncan, Philip Duncan, lydia Miller. Iaeksoa no-,
and hls vito Stacy Hos and Henry Sans and via
huih Sans, formerly Raih Nave, are non.residents.
y N therefore, ordered, BY the G.. 4 NJ, that nubliea.
tion pe made Tor four tuceessiyo weeks N the rNtoy
ftAa. JonAsboro'. Tenn, ealling npon .aJ der.nd,n,.
20 appear a. the Mar Nffm, ls6q. Tan Monday, Of tho
Chaneey Court, Joneboro', Tenn, and defend. other.
Slse wy cause I'll ne set for bearing expartr. a. 10
B~QmarbwfrfaA
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THE OFFICERS or THE HOUSE OF.
REPRESENTATIVES,
RESOLUTION Of Thanks.

In the House Of Representatives,
on FRIDAY the 2Gth ult,, Hon. Vincent
Meyers, representative fremClaiborns,
offered the following Preamble and
Resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted, viz:
Whrras, Hon f. S. Richards, Speak.
err Of the House Of Representatives,,
has presided for two years over this
body. and has conducted himself hon
orably, impartiaily and courteously as
such Speaker ; therefore.
Be tresohced, That the thanka Of
the members Of the House OF Reprcs-
cntatives be, and they are hereby,
rendered Ia onr honorable Speaker,
for the able aud courteous manner in
he has discharged the duties.
Of his position.
BE Il luther resolrcd. That the thanks
Of the members of this House hc ten.
TO the Clerks aud other officers
thereof, for their laithfulncss in the
OF their duties.
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tbs wssk, " hoist ne nams of Hon, W.
,. Stokes ss TIE Rspgblisaa candidate iof
GoVsrnor ofrsnassist WAstiugtou soupsy
has declared Tor hia. aha \ Is or daiy to
otsy ~ voice q lbs psopls a. ~ Huss.
o. ) lttisf hou ca TboL A. IHamil-
tos, jusi fssdsed, he one oes decidedly
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county Coart caIiar nnnnlr

A y Upton aad lanstM Cameron ~. s.n..i >
lpioni sth Puuutnf 30 4 dssftI of M.
lsfn l.1, WI Ger nr nj. e. ika corff f.r.- \.
elNrftni1ni q saturday ~ 1d far u frrii -
~. tt1ilf n 4 fr1ft n nounlaIn an1. In .l-1 hi.
Pr n n1 nt'en1l'1 q We heirs on /.
"a credit efft n11hf fns aIilf. -.
ne llt,1tf.f fif'rG hfrl VA frel r.arlr ~.
~. fs.Irli "a ~. hai uaiI purt.ss 49,. .
onaftrtfH3 tirs,
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SAMUEL +. SMITH,
BOOK

Lrrisuao, WAsHnoroN Corrrf, Trsn.,
r. eansaning his County procuring sub
II scfibeTs ior 40 lnroluabia rsif entitled
" H0W TO MAKE THE PARn PAY.n sold
Only By subscription, Contains 100 Dsr,s.
.Biaeiiiuliy and pfoiutsly nlasiraisd.
e1mar5vs
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NEW A%DFERTIsEMBETs.
I'M INFAMOUS LlE REFLITRn

- tAaf Have VT ny property oui Of M hasil ~
NJ llfpp.e % deirardlnG NJ creditors. never rnf
30 collars rsfth nfprpefy ont Of ny hands IL III
md Pe1onal, toraT al ~ dsbia, fuias toii. rnf ~
hafe mere 70 than " tllniefoal liar fhaI .iaftlflh
ssSsn nHAhr yoassos,
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SHERIFF SALES.
L%1seHBrAo, March $ l,so

DY VIRTUE Of two Fl. Fas. issued from
D the Circuit Court Of Washington touu-
", Tenn, at its October term 1868, snd to
me directed, tested the Alb Monday Of 0ctO-
Der 1868, upon two judgments and costs for
the sum ofS475 81 debt and costs pronouuc-
ed BY said Court aud IN favor Of R. N. Talh'
70 fortte use Of Joseph s.. Rhea and Rsu-
ben Roddy, James G. Cox, William R. Sewer
J. NJ. HosS and VIM. p. BroBn,I will sell for
cash IN hand at the Court House door, 10 the
town OF Joiesb0ro' on Monday the 10th dar
Of April, 1859, all the right, title, claim and
Interest that Vim, II, Sewer has 10 and TO one
brick d~welllng-house aud lot Of land situated
in the tow OF J%onesboro, Washington eoun'
~, Tenn, said 10 contain "a Of an acre, more
or less, adjoining the lot Of JileS JacksoH,
John Greene's heirs and Others 10 satisfy ne
said Judgments and costs. March 4, 1869
s. f. GRIFFITH Sheriff.
i69mar5w4pfS5
,DY Virtue Of an alias Fl "a. issusd from
.lDthe Chaucery Couri, At November term
1868, and to me directed, tested on The W
Monday Of Nor. 1868, In favor Of Rbea ana
Anderson, Ezra, and against Jos. S. RheA
aud VIM. II. SEWER for the sun Of Sss2se
cebt and forty dollars cost, decrssd agan..
the said Jos. S. Rhea and W. r. Seyier, WI
proceed to sell, for cash In hand, at theeolf'
House door, 10 the Town Of Jonesboro, on the
10th day o. April lse9, al TIE right utei
claim aHd interest that Wm K Sewer ba'Is
and 10 0 brick dWelling-house and lo' q
land situated Ia the town Of Jonesboroagl,
Washington county, Tenn, said % coal,ls
81 Of an acre, more or less, adjoining thsi|r
Of jules Jackson, John Greenes heirs ana'l
lot known as The Martin Academy lot, % ~
isfy said debt and costs. March 4 1852
Sc. GRIFFITH Sbsria.
'6omar5W4pf$5
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special N0t1ces,

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system. Juno . ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-15
TAYLoR's PATENT.
Saw Sharpener and Deepener
For Gang and Circ,tld,. .Sa,o MMs.

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III AVlNG purchased the Patent Right for
the state OF South Carolina, for the
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The advantages OF this Machine are econo-
my, despatch and perfection in keeping all
kinds OF Saws in perfect order
by it's use, the teeth of the Saw are kent at
Uniform depth, anglo and size
fuliy one fourth and better lumber can be
cut per day where this Machine is used, The
saws running straighter, freer, faster and cut
a Saw can be sharpeDed in five minutes. and
IN the most perfect manner. The price OF the
Machine can be saved in few months in the
tion apply to CHISHOLM BROTHERS
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