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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.
,Do not Trihe with Danger.

A sipgle spark may kindle q aamc that will consume
a city, aud small ailments neglected, may end in fatal
disorders, Bearing this fact In mind, lot the first
symphonic Of debility or nervous prostration b. met
promptly with invigorating treatment. Foremost
among the vegetable tones Of the age stands HOS
TETTEK'Ss STOMACH BiTTERs, and Whenever the
vital powers seem to languish, or there is any reason
TO suspect that the animal functions essential to the
sustenation aud purifcaion CT tho bsdy are impar.
fectly performed, this Invaluable invlgorant and anti
septic should at once be resorted te. Indigestion al
ways produces weakness Of the bodily powers. Some
times 1t happens that the appetite demands mGre fo0d
than the stomach can digest though not more, per-
haps, than Is required TO keep mp the full strength of
the frame. The object, Under such clrcumslanees. Is
to Increase the digestive capacity Of the assimilating
organ, so as to make It equal TO the duty imposed npon
II by the appetite, and capable of supplying the build
ing material Of the system as fast We II is required. The
object is fully accomplished by the use of tho Bitlers,
They tone and gently stimuli. o the cellular membraiis
which s~ecretes the gastric idice, and the result Is that
the solvent Is mingled WITH the food In sufficient guar
tity 60 convert all Its nourishing particles into pure
and wnolesome element. II, on the uther hand, there
Is a deficiency Of appetite, without any corresponding
deficiency Of digestive power, the effect Of the tonic is
10 stimulate q desire for food. In nineteen Cases out
Of twenty, headache. nausea, nervousness, i%aintiug-
fits, spasms. and, indeed, most OF the casual aches and
pains to which humanity Is subject, proceed primarily
from indigestion complicated with biliousness and
for both these complaints ~H0STETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS are recommended as a speedy and certain
remedy.
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Hon. 3. j. W. Lucky.


This man so long and favorably known to
our people departed this life at bis residence
in this place, on last Friday night, His re-
mains were committed TO their mother dust
on Sabbath evening, AFTER very solemn aud
impressive services conducted BY Rev. Jas,
@. Mason, his Pasior and Rev. S. v. McCorkls,
Of Gresneville.
Me. Lucky lived out three score years and
ten, aud occupied the Bench constantly
for twsn.y-ssysn ysars, as Circuit Judge and
Chancellor. He was one Of our best citiaehs,
a m.u Of exemplary pistY and a ruling elder
Of the Presbyterian Church for soma time.
Hsgavs most literally to all benevolent pur-
poses aud exhibited great seal in all Chris
tiAn efforts, He vas respected and ltvsd BY
all in the community, which was shown by
the numbers that attended bic coaiusd ashss
to ihslr resting place. We have sustained a
public loss IN hiS death.
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Passing Away.

One BY one the old pillars Of our society,
church and country are falling, On last
Saturday, Mr.. John N. Fain, in his eighty
third year, died at thS residences of bis SON
in-law, Mr.. Samuel D. Mitchell, at Browns
boro', ia this County. For the greater part
of bis life, he was a citizen Of BlountVille,
and was a ruliAg Elder in the Presbyterian
Church at that place.
He set = cody example 10 bis walk and
conversation, and his whole heart was in the
cause Of the Master. The new Of his death
will sAuden many hearts.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-23

Hon. W. B. Stokes passed over this road
last week on his way from the National Capt.
toll He spoke in Nashville on Market Square
to over four thousand people on last sAtur-
day. lie was received With the greatest en-
thusiasm aud in his three hsurs and a half
speech reviewed the "piece" Of Andrew, de-
livered in that city a few days before, and
gave him blue ruin. The press upon our col
umnS Precludes even a synopsis.
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The school Money.


Messrs. EDIToRs UNIoS FLAG lyon will
very much oblige the friends Of education
by D iblishing the following letter, received
by the undersigned from the State Snperin-
Of Public Instruction
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
OFv1cE suPiT PUBLIC DESTRUCTION,
NAsHVILLG, April nth, 1850.
Rev. L.. r. DRAKE, Superintendent, 6e.-DRAR SIR -
Day BY day, l have expected money In the Treasury
for your school bills, but still further delay seems be-
fore ne, and ! send you these amounts; No $500, 81 00iN No,
h.sOs. $3.50. No.6,804. $500; No. 5,30b, sell 40, part, or
ail Of which l hope you can get cashed by the Clerks or
TaxCollectors n your pounly and that theTreasnry VIII
be supplied With the money for the balance at an early
day. Sincerely yours, BE-, JoHN EATON, Jr,,
Superintendent Public I~HiFuetion.
Your readers will see that the above
amounts, aggregated, amount to S2,lll.4O,
and we are assured that, Cat an early day.
the balance Of the School Funds due this
County will be forthcoming. We hope,
therefore, that ths friends Of progress 10 the
cause Of education will stand firm and abide
their time with patience, and they will be
thoroughly convinced, that the Common
School System ISIS fixed fact. We have tad
faith in the State authorities, that all their
promises would, in dus time, be fulfilled TO
the very letter and, although more delay is
anticipated, yet our faith is mistaken. The
teachers who have faithfully discharged their
obligations, will, in time, be remunerated
for their services. The undersigned is not
aetuated by any sinister motives whatever
in advocating the School system but be-
lisving that all classes will be made better,
morally and intellectually and being fully
Convinced thu. crime and taxes will decrease
IN proportion to the increase of morality and
education, we take a firm stand in favor Of
the masses receiving a liberal education.
And we further believe that, in time, the
enemies OF the School system will honor
those who are now earnestly COntending for
this system. "Tempus 0mnia r~erelat"
L., f. DRAKE.
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Convention.

A Convention Of the Republicans OF wash
instOn County will be held in Jone'oOrougA
on Saturday the first Of May, 70 select dele
gates to the Senatorial Convention, which
meets at Elizabethton on the following Mon
dav. There should be full delegation from
every part Of the County.
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rriplet.

A lady living at Jobuson's Depot. gave
birth to a triplet Of boys last week. Tbs is
certainly encouraging, in view Of our threat
eniug rupture with Spain aud England.
Mai. G. W. Blackburn, our efficient State
Comptroller, will have to order the "sPons"
to the tune Of seyenty-fvS dollars. upon the
application of this snterprislug LADY, duly
6led and authenticated.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-23

The Republican State Convention meets At
Nashville on the 10th OF May next, to nomi-
nate n candidate for Governor.
Convention will be held in Elizabethton,
Tenn. on the first Monday Of May lard day.
% nominate A Republican candidate 70 rep-
resent the First Senatorial District Of Ten
rs,ses. IN the next General Assembly.
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T.ne q Taulnr.

Anew advertisement Of this firm appear
in this paper. Our fermers, merchants and
tradesman, We are sure, can not do better
than patrouias this reliable and accommo-
dating house, when making cOnsignments to
~LynchburS,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-23

The attention o fthose in need Of all kinda
of castings is directed to the advertisement of
Mr.. Samuel S. Luttrell. He is prompt aud
honorable in all business transactions, and
will give satisfaction to every one iaVoriRg
him With patronage.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-23
Louisvillo and Nashvilio Rail Road.

Louisville and Nashville Rail Road.
The alssntion Of Tbs travelling publio IL
'dirscea 70 he advertisement Of thls lice. Il
runs through = section remarkable for its
beautiful and pie,uresqne scenery and full
OF sbsorbing interest on account o the rrsa,
military events Of the late var hat there.
4rsuspifed. TO our people VIC dsslru emf.
sraliug % the Nofthwssi, We especially eoa-
mend Dis Voat fof its safety dlspatcb sad 10
Immediate md rslisbis connections II H.
the great iron LAX between The Sonih aud
Northwest snt being superior % esnpe,isk
inssin he var Of track end rsuipmsuts,in
aSsannges q fpssd audeonnscAops ana a..
traeiises % eonfon ans sa,s sebbot BE- o.
fsrtd by other rsuiss.
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THE UNION FLAG.
JOnesborO Tenn April g3 1869,
LOCAL ITEMS.
collecting Agent for th0 UniOn

George Grishsm, Sr, Is our regular Iroyel
ing Collecting Agent TO collect accounts sue
The Office Of the Uaioa Flag. He 70 aulogFl-
~ to collect and receipt for AL accounts que
M and to institute suits for debts owing TINS
Office. No other travelling. agent author
ICED to collect oar accounts.
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WANTED.-I want q man to take the AGENCY
w for lloyd's greai Double Revolving MAPS Of
Europe and America, With the 1000 couuty roiored
map u the Uuited States on IN back, issued to-day,
neededsby every family. school aAd library IN the
land, with pateut r%everscrs, by which. either map can
be thtown front. Each m0pfs 62x64 inches large,
with rlhbon binding and double faced rollers cost
$4,000 and threp years labor. Price 81, worth $50.
A small capital will do 20 start with. SO a copy can
ba got for these great maps. SeRd for circular, terms,
sc. Twenty new maps under way. j. 4. LLOlD,
(P. 0 Box l29 ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
6snOv27mosG.
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Iusus Naturm.

A COW belonging 70 David Emeraou, a COLI
Ored man Of this place, brought forth re-
Gently one hundred calves. only one lived
tie largest, and the mother coon after died.
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Nntioa TO Rondholders.

Our citizens holding bonds Of the ViF-
ginia and Tenbesses-R Rail Road should read
tn, notice Of Gen. Malone, President Of tbs
line.
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Ina tmplnt can DO made. Address SECOND & CO.,
r uspvIkn' Va, or Boston, Mus or st Lo0la, No,
SAvIlVs-- do not be imposed uron by other pnrtias
phinilnH " wofthlo'q oaatiton machinea, under the
sel9e nstne or otherwise. Ours y tho only genuine
unl I.alg praolIcAl ehe.n manhlna mannncimrad
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MENDEBS0N'S NATIONAL
BANK NOTE REPORTER
And Financial Gazette.

A. COIN, PubLshv. OMce 76 Nassau St., n. 7.
Reports and descFihes Connierfrits 80 accurately
that the poorest judge may detect ihen quotes hanks
and Bank omcers also, Price Currents 81 various
merchandise, aud Of tbs n. = Stock EzchsuVe, be-
sides other valuable Information. subscriptions may
eonmtnoe with any month. MoSlHty WeF Annuml'
Sl.Jn. sRMl.MoSrnLr per ahnum), $500. Al let,
ters must be addressed 70 A. COIN, Publisher, 70
Nassau Street, New Yafk. Letter Box aio6.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-23

D5- VIVA Sharp, a looas woman, stabbed
her brother a lad Of IsTsntesu years, aikao1-
wills, for rsfuainr he's somsihisg 20 eat. An
Old nan By the nans Of Hope committed sat-
eide.
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On rbhrtdAy lnh last. a the fssIdsaea 81
ihe brides hihta ~ the Rev 5ao. 8 Petty,
hrHnL4a, Esq and Nias Airs Bacoa,
dnuabtef of W Jesse Bacon Of Buaaio nidre,
Walbingiou uosafy, Tess.
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EARLY ROSE POTATO,

nNE ID. EARLY ROSE sent by ~
~ mail, p~ust-paid, 81. : lbs. Fairly Mn
Hose, sent by mail, p%ost-paid. s. OF. - @
best Spring Wheat ia The worla tho
earliest and most productive Torn;
wonderful yielding Oats--whits aud
black weighing IS pounds to tue
bushel Spring Barley Grass Seeds;
Fowls; Eggs Hogs The great Feed Cutter. Send
for the EXPERIMENTAL FARM J~QURNAL-mot
pdludJie Aagtsiqs &Wsd IA dds c0iary-guly Sl50 per
annuu. Subscribe IL you want to maze your Warm
pay. Address GEO. A. DEITE Chamhersburg, Pa.
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casaya or Kings Hah was unknown until the middle Oftbe 7@
century. carbohydrates favorable mention Of IS febiuge qualities AZ
an sntdote to Fever and Agpo, intermittent and Maiarous FsYss in@a
extensive South American travels,
Ii 1870 twas used blythe Jesuit, who. alone al that time possessed
Ne secret fits wonderful tonic properties and II was sold BY them fr
its own weight tin silver
3 Aiat658 eighteen years after Sir John Talbot employed i with great
success in France IN the treatment Of Fever and Agqe Dypefda
Neroas Affections loss Of appetite Weakness and Debility Papta6oe
Of the Heat, piauhoaactc IN t679he sod the secret y is origin
toLous XIV, BY whort was dyaged. Risroa the a~ainpota1t
~ingedentin Brakes PLANTATION BITTERs and preserved Is IT'S
in pure St Coix Run. makes atonco Of rare merit and one that soda
beuPon the srde-bodrd Of every family Moasa PHI Daks& cos thu
sole pmp1ssos Of the celebrated PLANTATION BTTERS Ere hs
largest importers Of casayaBah il America The Bark gnhssd =
Rnd cured under the immediate supervision Of an agent sent quito
BAIL expressly for that purpose and aside from a few thousand
pounds which are sold to the manufactures Of Qumioe, is af used il
the preparing Of these Bitter, to which they ae indebted III tast
wonderful success as a tonic sg.eA 3 h8 M ha eMt
The4aboyes cut REPRESENTS the natives ID Their own HatN0 tass
gathering the Bark a
Observation-Disclosures Ell. aHu hmE &g&4N
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Consumption Cureable.

THAyE discovered a positive cure Tor Clnfnmptsu,
sud general remedy Tor OIL disorders q VIC hauft
ana Throat. Il completely cured ne aud ltiairtds %
scguaiutanccs. 1mltrive So Tor afase u whl Aos
believe indeed 80 great Is MY hnh Z via scrl q taa-
he Fnss toapy feilnN sufferer Who vl, aattessIstt.
Fqltou Street, New lork.
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BLOOD MANHOOD

Nothing 50 Important send 70 cents Tor sealed -
pages on the whole subjecg showing Who can AMI who
ought not TO marry, tc DR. WHITTIER. az saius
Charles ST., St. Louis, Me, Cnnsultaii0n bee, 40 ohcr.
OF BY mail. SaAe Yuur case. no mattet Mhoia4ef failed y
lie stamas pre-emipebtly absse a1l others IN his spa.
eiaity, Patients treated By NaiLor Express ~ efaF
STATE. Persons having Private. pelicHe, lne .Ase Or
onstitptioAal Cgses, having faigd " a ours, nay ~
ply oohhdeniialiy.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-23

GALESMEN WANTED byA Manufacturing Co, to
. travel ami sell by sample new line Of goods. Sit
nations permanent wages rOvd. a. II. RICHARDS &
AIS Chestnut 81, philadelphia, Pa,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-23

fTlIE TaRite Emery Wheel Cuts fast, does
j not glaze, gnm, heat or smell, and is cheap. For
address THE TASrrE Co., Stroudsburg, Pa.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-23

NA0A DAY 10 Agents stlirg ~sILvER's pATEST
NlO ELASTIC DgooNs, Horace Grrstey says; 81 pre-
dict It's sucGess.H CLEGG s CO., Is Cortlaudt st., Il. Y.
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our Commissions to Agents

Exceed those of every other establishment OF
the kind, proof Of this can be found BY COM
pairing our premiums with those Of others t"T
clubs Of the same size, in addition to which we
claim TO give better goods of the same character.
We will send to Agents free of charge,
For club Of 80 and Three Dollars, One Of
the following articles: | doz good linen shirt
fronts ! set solid gold studs, all wool cashmere
for pants, fine white oOunterpane, large size, l
elegant balmoral skirt, 70 yards brown or
bleaohed sheeting, good qualitV, yard wide, l
elegant 100 picture morocco bound photograph
album, double lens stereotcope and IL foreign
views, / silver plated engraved bottle castor,
! elegant silk fan, with ivory or sandalwood
Frame foathered edge and spsnged, steel cary
ing knife and fork. very best quality, ivory bal
anced handle, handsome beaded and lined par
ssol 20 yds good print, very fine damHsk table
cover. | pr best quality ladies' serge congress
boots, dOz fine linen towels, doI Rogers best
silver dessert forks, ladies large real morocco
travelling bag, fancy dress pattern, doG Gle
giant silver plated engraved napkin rlngs, doI
ladies' fine merinO or cotton stockings, gents
heavy chased solid gold ring, l pr ladies high
cut balmoral boots, elegant deaine dress pat
tern, ] violin and bow, in box complete, set
jewelry, piu, ear drops and sleeve buttons.
For a club Of so and Five Dollars black or
colored alpaca dress pattern, set lace curtains,
pr all wool blankets engraved silver plated D
bottle revolving castor beautiful writing desk,
! solid gold scarf pin, 81 yds very nnc cassl-
mere, for pants and vest, set ivory balanced
handle knives with silver plated forks, elegant
satin parasoI, heavily beaded and lined With
silk, lpr gents calf boots 80 yds good print, 30
yis good brown or beached sheeting, yard wide,
or Az yds I I'd wide, good quality, ladie, eie-
CANT morocco travelling bag, lsquare wool shawl
| plain Norwich poplin dress pattern, IL yds
double width cloth for ladies' cloak, elegant en-
graved silver plated tea pot, 3 yds double width
water proof cloth for cloakipg.
For q club Of 100 and Ten DOLLARS rich
merino or Thibet dress pattern, pair fine dam.
ask table cloths and napkins to match, pair
Presents for larger clubs increase In the same
alto.
Send Money by Registered Letter.
Send for our new circu ar
PARKER & CO.,
Nos. IS and 100 Summer ST., Boston.
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WIN. z. CHANDLER, Washington, d. c.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.

This Company, National in its chardcter, offers,
by ofts large capital low rates Of Premium,
and New Tables, the most desirable means Of in
suring life yet presented TO the public.
The rates Of premium being largely re iuoej
are made AS favorable 10 the Insurers as those Of
the best Mutual Companies, and avoid ell The
complications and uncertainties Of Notes, Diyi.
deuds ami the Misunderstanding which the lat
Ger arc so apt o. cause the Policy Holders.
Several new and att ActiAe tables are now pro.
scented, which need only to be understood 20
prove acceptable 10 the public, such as the IN
COME lCtNC. POLICY and RR-
TURN PREMIUs policy. In tho fer
NOR, the policy holder not only secures iite-in-
SuraucS, payable at death, but will receive, II
| living, after period # few years, az annual
income equal 20 ten peF cent. llO per cent % the
! par Of his policy. In ne latter, the Company
| agrees TO return 10 the assured the total amount
| OF money be has paid In, in addition to tho
| amount his policy.
The attention Of persons contemp latug nsui-
ing their lives or increasing tho amount Of insur
anco they already have. is called 70 the special
advantages offered by tho National Life I1sUT.
anco Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars Civ.
en- on application to the Branch Office Of the
Company in this city, or to it, General Agents
@Rs- LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED In
every City and Towns and applications from
competent parties for such agencies, with suita-
| bic endorsements, should To addressed 10 the
| COMPANY'S GENERAL AGENTS ONLY, In
their respective di'uin|f.
GENERAL AGENTS on THE COM.
TtSN.
JAY COOKE 6 CO.,, New York, Gr New Yors
State and Northern New Jersey.
E.W. CLARK d CO., Tor Pennsylvania and
Southern New Jcs"y.
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The Success
OF our One Dollar Sale has caused such
a co III r L u T Il
R EVOLUTIO
In Trade
The Success
TWICE THE AMOINT

in any other way.
The best of Boston and New York references
given az to the reliability of Our house, and that
our business is conducted in the fSiTcst and most
legitimate manner possible, and that we give
greater value for the money than can be obtained
in any other way.
All Goods damaged or broken in transPorta-
ton replaced without charge.
Checks describing articles sold sent to Agents
in club at rates mentioned below. We guarantee
every article to cost less than II bought ut any
Rnsfnn or Nav York Rholesale house.
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# you do not feel well, you send for
doctor, he calls upon you, looks wise, sucks
the head oil. his cane, scrawls some hero.
glifcs upon piece Of paper which you take
TO drug store, and there pay 80 cts. to 81
besides the doctors fee, for remedy nine
times out Of ten not half as good as Jud
sons Mountain Herb Pills, which is only -
cents per box. DO you think the former the
best because you pay the most for it? II
you DO We advise you to use just for an eN
pertinent the ,Iudsons Mountain Herb Pills
and see for yourself that they are one OF the
best family medicines compounded; they
cure Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness,
Jauudice, and all Female Irregularities.
Give the Mountain Herb Pills trial Sold
by all dealers. aprl5dwlm.
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cousULTAT1oN FREE.

Patients must write their name stnto, ana post
Office address, pminly. Al letters requiring an
answev. must contain n letter stamp, and be ad-
dressed to DIR. KNAPP a son, Chicago.
va Any Of the above disease can be treated
au,ceFFfulv By the patients describing lb"r case
in n letter. when they cannot see rs.
DIR. KNAPP, who has visited Rock Island
regularly for twelve years, can be consulted Tor
laRN NJ thn Rnnk LalAnl Ilomae. ~ Il-LuMs.