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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Inclement Season,

And its Effects on the hedt and Feeote.
The drafts which s%earching cold makes upon the VI
tai powers of the debilitated and delicate are not
less severe than the drain upon their strength caused
by excessive heat. The vast disparity between the
temperature Of over. heated rooms and Offices, at this
season, and the ~frigidity OF the outer Mir, is a fruitful
source Of sickness, To foTtify the body against tue
syil consequences Of The sudden Alterations OF heat
and sold referred to-, the vital organization should bo
strengthened and endowed with extra resistant power
BY the use OF = wholesome inyieOrant AID, OF all
preparations for this purpose, (whtther embraced IN
the regular pharnmcopTia, or advertised in the pubic
journals ] there Is none that will compare In purity AID
excellence with HOSTErrED'S I0MAG ElTTERs.
Acting directly upon the orgaH which converts the
food into The fuefof life, the preparation immfts to II
a tone and vigor which Is communicated % every more
of the frame. The digestive function being aecelera-
ten by It's tonic operation, the liver regulated ly rs
anti bilious properties, and The waste matter Of the
system carried on punctually by its mild aperient ac-
tim, the whole organization Will necessarily DO Ia the
hest possible condition 10 meet the shocks Of winter
and the sudden changes Of temperatures. The weak and
sensitive, especially, cannot encounter these vlcissi-
udes With safety, unless their tender systems are
strengthened and braccd by artificial meaus. Every
LIQUOR sold a. n staple Of tTadels adulterated, and were
II otherwise mere alcohol is simply atenlPorary e%cl-
tant, which, when It's 6Tst effects have subsidized, leaves
the physical powers (and the mind as we'll In q worse
coalition than before, HQSTErTERS BItIEfS on
the other hand, contain The essential properties Of The
most valuable tonic aud Alternative roots, barks and
hdrbs, and their active principal is thu menowsst,
least exciting, and most inocuous oil an dihasife
stimulanIa.
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Bishop Clinton.


On last Sabbath we were favored with two
able and Interesting ermOu by this minis-
ter, who is the Bishop Of the ColOred Meth
Odist Conference, The theme Of his morn
ing discourse was The Divine Presence, y
which he considered ia a four-fold relation,
essential glorious, miraculous and gracious,
His evening theme was the "Loye Of Christ =
which he maintained was all-powerful, in
comprehensive, unparalleled and uuchang-
ing. The arrangement Of his sermons was
so clear aad striking in method as to at once
attract attention and excite the deepest in
terest. His thoughts, burning with the in-
SPiratioH Of the Great Master, were presented
in a most brilliant aud beautiful texture of
language. The manifestations Of Gods pow
er, goodness and mercy were described with
thrilling eloquenee. A man Of education, a
deep thinker and a pulpit orator Of no ordi-
nary ability, Bishop Clinton is a complete
rsfutation Of that common SANDER and libel,
upon part Of Gods created intelligence,
that the eolOred man has no brains, ct and
only designed TO DO "a newer Of wood aHd
a drawer. Of WATER
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health IN
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung ehec'
ton, aud that dread disease, Consumption-is Is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire II, he win send a COPY Of the pre-
%seription used Gree Of charged, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they viii lind q
SURF CuRE FOR CoxsuMPrtoS, AsruAA BRONCHITIS,
&c. The only object of the advertiser In sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, aud spread in
formation which he eonceives to be invaluaplei ana he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t viii
cost them nothing, and may prove q Blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
lBj South Second ST.,
wllliamsburgh, Kings County, New York
6anoyGyl-A.&
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The Book Busiuess.

But few persons have any proper comPrs-
hsusion OF bow vast Is the book busineta in
this eountry. Take one q item, 2 for instance,
as illustrative Mathew Hale suita's SAN
shine and Shadow ia New York, which f.
the exciting work Of the day, has already
reached the enofmons sale OF IS, 900 eoPiss
within thirty days, Tho publishers " D.
Burr 4 CO., or Hartford, Conn. use tons
Of paper a day and run sir large Keller
presses eonsiauily 70 supply the current de-
mand. This q doing = wholssale b%uiinels
with one book alone. This ; large work
100, Il muss be remembered, between seven
and eigdt huudrsd psgsa royal octave and
Jst Il u said 70 riyal 10 rapidly Of sale The
most pephlaf Or Dieksus' Work. o. old
Think Or ihs eoundstusss d he snail
books pstn,hsd sotsiy ours i : reading
aennify.
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rae g Union Pilot"

Mr.. A. G.. Garden has retired from the edi-
torinl management Of this vigorous Republic
can paper, published az Philadelphia, Ten
npssee. Col. y. NJ. Blaekmgn mounts the tri-
pod. The Colonel is a polished and forcible
writer, and win make q journal worthy ofthe
patronage Of the citizens Of Roane and Mon
roe. Hail to this new, bright star in the
world Of Letters.
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A Grand Concord

viii be given at Johnson's Depot, on Fri
day evening the 10Th inst, for Me benefit Of
Science Hill Male and Female lnstituts. This
movement is in behalf Of = good cause, and
should be literally pAtronized by the public
We can assure them that they will be highly
entertai Ied, as a well selected programme
will be performed. Those Of our citizens de-
string to attend can go mp 90 the passenger
train and return at o o'clock on the Express
freight.
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Qolmanls RuralWorld.

This is a weekly Agricultural paper Of l6
quarto pages, neatly printed and illustrated
and published at 50 per annum. The pub
fisher also sends free to every subscriber,
"a seeds of the New and Improved
Alton Nutmeg Melon. Now is the time to sub
scribe. Sample copies free, Address, Nor
MAN J.. CoLMAS, st, Louis, No.
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This little magazine for February is before
us, and we haye carefully perused its bright
pages. We can recommend it to our young
readers as being one among the e stiuyenile
monthlies published, Address, Alfred L..
sewell, No. G, Post-olicO place, Chicago, III.
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An Aocident.

Mr.. George Crawford, Of this place, acct
dsntally shot bimselfR few days ago, while
J. handling a pistol. The ball entered his left
lg near the knee, indicting merely a ac'h
wound, from which he is rapidly recovering
Persons cannot he too careful in handling
firearms.
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Federal Court.

On last Monday, Judge Trigg delivered his
opinion touching the validity Of the Presi-
dents late proclamation aud defining its APP
plicatios to eases where parties are indicted
in this Court for treason. Under the procla-
NATION aforesaid aud so-calted, the motion
was sustained by the Court to discharge all
indicted for this %offsnse, whether they have
filed special pleas or not,
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Enst Mann. Teaohers' Assoclation

East Tenn. Teachers ASSOCIATION.
Major Chas. D. MeGuGey, Secretary of the
'EoIt Tennessee Teachers Association, will
meet in Joint Convention with the Knox
County Teachers Institute, IN the city of
Knoxville, commencing on February 9th, and
continue through the week. All interested
in the cause of education are cordially invl-
ted to attend.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-05

Mr.. James A, Estes, our eaicieht Constable
has had his force vigorously atlwork for the
last weeks, removing the filth from the
streets. We notice that be Is making q few
Of the long-ueedsd improvements such IS
grading cross-streets and laying down pave
1nents. fHHlE
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Worthy Chief.

This is the title of a frstAclass weekly pa
per, published By W. II. Gardner, 81 PARK
Row, New York, at 81 per annum. 1t is de-
voted to the interest of the Temperance
cause. We recommend it to the fraternity.
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packard's Monthly.

The February number of this leading mag
azine has reached our sanctum. 1t is filled,
as usual, with frst-class literature. Itispub-
lisbsd by s. s. Packard, 500 Broadway, New
York, at 81 a year.
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M CHANCERY AT JONRSBOR0UGN.

M 7, BROWN rs, Charles Longmire, Mt
LIN Peoples, Trustee, William Love and
his wife Nancy, and 2 J., Burson.
70 this case IL Is a~lledged that the defend
ants Charles LodRmire and NJ. n, Peoples,
Trustee are non-residents. il is therefore
ordered that they appear before the Chalcery
Court to be held ntthe Court House 10 jones'
boro' on tue Attn Monday Of May, 1869, and
defend, or this cause win be set for hearing
exparte as TO them. January 2nd, 1869,
. 9jau22w4pf$5 HENRY H0SS, C. \ NJ.
MINERVA CARRIER, AGministrairix Of
IYA jacob CARRIER, deceased, rs, the heirs
anu creditors Of Jacob Garbqr, deceased
In this case il il alledgod that the defrnd-
nat Matthias CARRIER is'a nonresident Of tho
State of Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered
that said defendant appear before the Chan
Gerry Court of Jonesboro', Tenn, on the Alb
Monday of May, 1869, and defend, or this
cause will be taken for confessed ms to them
and set for hearing expArte. And the credi-
tora Of soid estate are hereby notified to flo
their claims in this Office against said estate
in the time prescribed by law, otherwise the
same will be forever barred, Jan. 10, 1861,
'69jsn22w4pfS5J HENRY H0SS, Q. 4 NJ.
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Iuka Nursery.

Those Of cur renders desiring anything in
the Nursery line are directed TO The adyer-
tiscrAent Of Mr., y. M. D, Miller, laka, Miss,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-05

Comic and Sentimental, for safe by John
W. Patterson, at the Post Office. "Johnnie'is Is.
II polite and worthy little boy, and help him
TO turn can honest penuy"
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gathering the Bark.
sC9iAu .r.R.&Co.

XgTANTED II want q man 10 take tho AGENCY
tor Eloyd's great Double Revolving BAFS Of
Ehrupq sudAAueriea, with the 1000 county cdlorel
map OF the Juitrd states on thebick, issued to-day,
and ncadrd by every family, schootand library il the
be thi0Nu irnnt. Each tiHa j. G3XGt inches large,
Wits rihhnn binding and doubiriaeed ~rollets cost
$40 t,00ltud three years labor. ptictSi, worth $50.
a smail capital win do 90 Rtnrt with, eI0 a. copyltau
be gut lor these great maps. Send for circular. terpls,
SC. twenty new uits undor ruy. j. T.. LLOYD,
q. o Box lzlt ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Snow masd.
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Rail q Meeting.

From an advertisement in another part Of
this paper it may be seen there is to be a
meeting Of the Stockholders ofths East Ten
& Western North Carolina Railroad
company at ElisAbethton, on Monday the
18th day of February, 1869.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-05
NAVY Pistol For Sale.

If you wish to purchase a Good Revolver,
Colts PATENT call at the USIoN FLAG Office.
1t will be sold at a bargain.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-05

.DY VIRTUE Of a H. Fa., issued from the.
I'D Chnncery Court Of Washington county
At its November term 1868, and 10 me direct
ed, | will proceed to sell, At the Court House
door, in the town of Jonesboro' ON Monday,
the 10th day of February, 1863, all the right,
title, claim and interest that Wm. r. Sewer
has IN aud to one brick house and lot Of land,
in the Town Of Jonesbtrough, Washington
comfy, Tenn, District No, IS, adjoining the
lands of John Green's heirs, Jiles Jackson
and the Martin Academy lot, lying south Of
the Depot, said to contain by estimation "a
of an acre, more or less, to satisfy a judg-
ment and costs decreed against said VIM, r..
Sewer and US. Rhea by said Court for the
sum of 1892 50 debt, and $40 SO cost, until
said debt and costs are fully paid, January
II, 1869. s, b. GRIFFITH, Shin.
'69jan22w4pfS5
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

a, 10 800 per month, everywhere. male and iemale.
A. lu,rodacs ire GENUINE IMPROVED C0NMON
spysg FAMTLY sEWlN8 MAcHfNE. Thb ma-
rLine Win stitch, hem, feli, tuck, guilt, cord bind,
bdid fnd embroidef IN a most superior manner Price
only tis. Fully warranted foI hSe years. We VII
~. ti'rd 10 4 machine that eili sew q HronFeri more
tssn,iuL. or more elastic seam than ours.. ~ mAkea
M Fiasiic Lock Siifeh.' Eyev ieqpnd tnleh cn
H. ent' ami rHi he cloth cannot b. pulled elar Eith-
ot eadngn. Wepay Ageui. t,om N2 %
~ anouni ran be mads. Aiiress ehNuhb k.'of
IN .hrrrh. Pa. o. nustrn. Ma-sw - Loniti 10.
ctrrruaAD0 not b. imtnset upan " other sriif.
t.lminr ~ WORTHLESS oast-iron tafrlnn nul'I ~
..,,. r-for or ofhfrale. Oufs = the onlT frnninE
~ rally r~rssiiral theap michine msnnisinfrl.
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caHaya or Kings eak was untnown until the middle IF The 7A
century, Humboldt makes favorable mention Of its 6brGge qualities as
an anidot9 to fever and Ague, Intermittent and Maadous Fees IL hs
extensive South American travels
IN i64o twas used blythe 1osufs. who alone at that time possessed
the secret otis wonderful tonic properties and It was sold BY them hf
its own weightip silver
Sin 1858, eighteen years afer, Sir John Talbot employed 4 with great
success in France in the Treatment Of Fever and Aque. Dyspepsia.
Nervous Affections, Loss ofAppette, Weakness and Debility Palptston
ofthe Heart Dianh@a etc In 1919 he sold thesecet Of its origin
to Louis XIV, by whom twas dwuged. ltisnow the all important
ingredient n brakes LANTATloN BlTTERs. and preserved a rs
IN pure St Coix Run, makes tonic Of rare merit. and one that Should
be, upon the sdo-boatd Of every famiy. Messrs P, H. Drake g Co, fo
sole PUpnaEon Of the celebrated PLANTATION 9BlTTERS. are the
largest importers Of calsaya Bark d America The Bark gathetsd
and cured under the immediate supervision Of an agent sent outfo
Brazil expressly for that purpose, and aside from a few thoosand
pounds which are sodto the manufacturers Of Quiniue, IS all used ii
the prepadng Of these Btter. to which they are indebted tof tAei5
wonderful success as a tonic a
The above cut represents the native. q their own native farss
gathering the Bark
.u,zao1o ~ u d ar. Lt a
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Merry
n Gus Debility, Premature Decay, aud all the ef-
Of youthful indsereliou, win, for The sake Of
suffering humanity, send REQ to all who nesdit The
reeipe ara direction Tor making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. sngerefs Wishing to proht Py
the adyertser's experience can do 80 by addrcssins, IN
erfeet confidence, JOHN B,OGDEN,
s~snovsyl-A&Co1 No. 49 Cedar street, New York.
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BLOOD MANHOOnl

Nothing 20 important send 10 cents Tor ~tsltd 1A
pages on the whole subject showing who EN- hi1 WILD
ought nat to marry, to DR. MHIrTfEB, GIfHsaMs br
iCharles St, st. Louis, No. Consultation far. at pftU Y
mail. state your case, no matter Wllpb arc ha ~.
lie stands pre-eminehtly above al hthers III His rn
cialty. Patients treated w Mail OF Eyprese so eysrg
State. Persons having Private. Dehatfe, Gntiicats az
Constitutioaal Cases, having failed 81 a eurs may 4.
ply conhdentialy.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02

BRIEF JoTTINGs. lovely summer at
mosphere last evening caused all the windows
to be opened, and the door steps of many city
residences were filed with young and old,
tempted by the soft and balmy air.-Our streets
presented quite gay appearance last evening
in the horseback parties.-In our statement of
the gas consumed in the city, in December, in
yesterday mornings paper, read 100000 feet
instead of 310000-C -Croquet-ists and coquette-
lists are enjoying themselves highly at the pres
ent time.-Two innocent maiden ladies, living
not thousand miles from Portland, who had
never seen a horse harnessed, took drive the
other day, and, wishing to water the animal,
made a mistake and slipped off the strap that
goes around the tail. A countryman rectified
the little mstake.-Letters were received in
this city yesterday from San Francisco dated
May 2sth; only seven days en- route.-It is ex-
pected that the Cathedral Of the immaculate
Conception will be dedicated the middle of
August.-We understand Mr.. Chas. FL. Ad-
ans intends to re-enter the hotel business, and
will turn the Adams block into hotel.-We
are happy to learn that Mr.. Basnum is very
much better.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
A Soldiers HIonumcnt.

Tbdre are already soldiers monuments erect
ed in tpany towns and cities, and it should b.
SO in Places where true men have died for thei
country. Why cannot Portland have on
erected in memory of her gallant dead? ant
what place more suitable for such an objec
than 'Liacosla Park ?"
The expense would he but few thousands
of dollars, and there are severn in which
the funds might be raised; viz. LIST 6sE- -l' SUP
seription, End, by series of entertainments
gotten up for this purpose, 3rd, by dona-
ton from the city.
Perhaps the last would be the best way, for
'sis right that the owners OF property which
the soldiers died to save, should pay for marble
which is not white enough to carve their ma mes
upon. If not by one of these methods which
have mentioned, it might be by all combined.
When our friends die we pay this tribute to
their memory, and when those who saved the
nations life die-men whose noble deeds Ian
guage is not eloquent enough to describe-can
we do less? A. B. nj.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02

THR LANDING bf FHr Fft1rBusffkRs. =.
There was something lhbre than moonshine in
the stories about the departure of fi1libusters
from New York. At least, the Spaniards who
were unable to prevent their landing at the
Bay of Nipe on the 11th of May think So The
New York Tribune has letter from one of
the men who went out in the Perit, which
sailed from New York on the 4th of May, with
three hundred and fifty men. The men were
we'll armed, and the steamer carried, beside
1000 stand of small arms, eight guns and a
large supply of ammunition. Ihe men, as
might be supposed, were OF rather turbulent
character and on the way out there were sew
eral fights, of small consequence however,
But one day mutiny arose out of whiskey
bottle and before it was quelled noncom-
missioned officer shot and killed one of the
leaders in the revolt. After this nothing &C.
CURED, until, when the steamer was cruising
near the coast of Cuba, watching for q good
chance to land, Spanish man Of war hove in
sight; but the Perit hosted the American flag
and bore away. Through fear that notwith-
standing this the Spanish frigate would come
nearer and search the Perit, all the lights were
extinguished and she escaped. The Perit en-.
tered the bay of Nipe in broad daylight and
landed all her men and stores without acci.
dent Spanish redoubt which the filibusters
were surprised to see making no opposition
either through blindness, coWardice or weak
ness. The success of the expedition is attrib-
uted to sheer good luck, as the Perit is very
slow and would have fallen an easy prey to
any cruiser that attempted her capture. The
bay Of Nipe which is a large, nearly land.
locked body OF water, was entered az
noon of the 11th of May, and by three Q CLOCK
the next morning the debarkation had been
completed. It is, perhaps, worthy of notice
| that two of the New York papers have infor-
nation that a large steamer Joined the Perit
| off the coast of Cuba and transferred hel
stores to the latter steamer. The World says
that it was the Arago.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02

In MEMoRIAM. Mediterranean is common
experience, but the sharp certainty of sudden
death scathes like lightning Sick for day
only and buried at sea, on the eve Of marriage
with love and life TO be renonnced in the inev-
liable hour impending, who but the Infinite
could minister to him?
Capt Hugh Boyce, of the barque "Clinton,'
died within three days of Liverpool, from
which place he was expected here to crown his
success and happiness in life by marriage with
one who had waited for the auspicious hour
In hisboyhood left a waif at Halifax, all his
family having died from ship fever, Providence
educated and helped him, till now, at twenty.
eight years, he was master of the situation, and
could look out upon life with assurance.
But the brave and generous heart has found
grave in the ocean He has no relatives te
weep for him. For humanity's sake, and fol
her sake whom he loved, we pay this tribute
to his virtues, and mourn his early death. =
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-02
ctrY EsffMArrs ANt ExrrNnrrrRfs-,fh

CfrY EsTtMArEs AND EXPENDITURES. The
City Auditor in his estimates of the appropria-
tions necessary for the present municipal year
estimated the amount at 1914, 1896. The APP
preparations were cut down by the Com mittee
on Estimates $54, $50, and the bin was passed
on Monday evening. Some of the items are
largely reduced, as for example, for drains and
sewers, the school fund, sc. The city income
is estimated at $S1, ,7S2, which deducted from
the appropriations, leaves $67S,017.56 to be
provided for by taxation. Last year the gene
raj estimate was $7S4 1923 Sc; estimated income
$74,7S9; amount provided by taxation $780,
O43 56-a reduction in favor OF the year 1869-70
of $32026. The amount appropriated for
schools last year was $64, ,2OO this year $5s, ,45O
As the School Committee at their April meet
ing appropriated $65, 800 for salaries and gene
raj school purposes, a conflict of authority is
1;kalv tn arise. hefyveeu the two branches