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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-05
Political.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 26.-Both
houses of the Legislature, in separate
session, proceeded this morning to
elect a United States Senator. In the
Senate the vote stood: John ?.
Stockton. y; Frederick T. Frelinghuy-
sen, s. In the House the vote stood:
John p. Stockton, so; Frederick
Frelinghuysen, 26. In each House
Stockton having received a majority
of the whole number of votes, was de-
clared elected. Both houses will
meet in joint session tomorrow and
declare the result.
WHEELING, W. v, Jan. 2G.-At the
municipal election yesterday. the en-.
tire Citizens Reform ticket was
elected by handsome maiorities.-
Democrats and Republicans united in
voting for the best men, regardless of
politics.
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Proclamation, by the Governor.

WHEREAS, There exists, in the Mid.
die and West divisions Of this State,
lawless bands of desperadocs, who
are setting at defiance civil law; and
who, by threats aud acts of violence
are forcing many Of our citizens to
leave their homes; and.
WHEREAS. 10 certain localities, in
those divisions of the State named, il
is entirely impossible for the civil
officers of the State to enforce the
laws thereof; aud.
WHEREAS, Those masked wilkins
called ku-kluk, nre taking prison
ers from the county jails and hanging
them without due form of trial, and
are entering Railroad trains and ab.
Quoting thence. passengers pursuing
their Legitimate business, and notify
ing conductors, OF Northern birth,
that they must leave the State, forth
with, thus having driven four con
ductors from m road, AMI.
WHEREAS, Certain ambitious, disap-
pointed and bad men have been en-
gagged for the last two or three years
in making ineendiary speeches, advis-
ing the overthrow If the State gov.
eminent, and thereby infusing AL
ins~urrectionary spirit into the deluded
wretches who are thus breaking the
laws and destroying the quiet and
welfare Of tue State, and
WHEREAs, The leading rebel news.
papers Of tbis State have encouraged
this state OF things-frst, by denying
the existence of the Klan.-secondly
by ridiculing their atroeisus acts, and
further, by failing to condemn and
dcnounee their Outrages, showing
thereby, that at heart they approve
their conduct, and,
WHEREAS, The Legislature, now
in session, has 30 amended the
Militia Law of Tennessee, as 10 re-
move the restrictions which hereto
fore crippled it, giving the Governor
full authority 10 NEE; such outrages,
with sufficient force.
Now, therefore, / William G. Brown.
low, Governor OF Tennessee, do call
upon all good and loyal citizens, TO
enter the ranks Of the State Guards
and be mustered into. service, and as.
sist in putting doWR these lawless
combinations and proceedings, and
bringing tho offenders 20 justice, 90
aiding 90 preserve the peace Of this
Commonwealth.
Those enrolling under this cali will
be subject TO tho rules and regulations
as % rank, pay, &C.. governing the
United States Military. Those enroll,
ing in East Tennessee will DO furnish.
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In Bankruptcy.

TS tie Distrlot Court of the United States FOE Tho
Eastern District ~ Tennessee. In the matter or
ID II, Snyder, bankrupt 10 Whom Il may concern 3
Pursuant 10 an urder Of the unitad States District
Court, dated the 22na Vf January, 1862, there win be q
Biist Meeting Of tho Creditors Of. said Bankrupt held
AZ The Conri House III the town of EligAbcihtoU, Car.
ter couHty, IN said Disirict. % The altho u March, 1869,
nj 10 u'clork, A.. NJ, At the ONCE OF J0elA, Dewey, ono
uf tho Registers IN Bankruptcy, W said District, for
the purposes naucd In the 9Th Section Of the At Of
Congress entitled An Act to establish a uniio1n syn
tom Of Bankruptcy throughout ihe United States A?'
proved March md, A, D., lS67. Dated at Joneshoro',
tho 9Th Of January, A. D. lsGs. C.P.U,DBAkE,
U%pfrbiw2l .teigHec,
IN the matter Of D. n, NJ. Porcgoy, bankrupt. 10
whom Il may concerR pUrsnaut TO an order or the
United States District U1hrt. dated January 2anl lSGa,
there will he First General Meeting Of tho Creditors
of said Bankrupt held Vt the Court House In The town
Of Elizabcthtoh, Carter county ~ said District, on the
I'D Of March, A. D., 1862, al 4 O'Clock, a.. NJ, at the
Office Of J. A, Dewey, one Of tho Registers In Bank.
ruptcy Ia said District, for the purposes named Ia the
9th See. OF The Act Of Congress cntiiltd An Act to o.,
ublish = uniform system q Bankruptcy throughout
the United states. Approved March End. 1867. Dated
at Jonesboroi, the g7th OF January lS49,
mreb5W2l CT C,DEAKE, Avignoc.
TNtho matter Of John =, Perekoy, Bankrupt, I'd
whom Il may concern Pursuant to an order Of the
UAitrd Statea District Court, dated tho 22pd Of Janu.
AIRY, 1863, there viii be a First Meeting Of The Credit.
ors ~ said Bankrupt held at the Court Mouse Ia the
town Of EisRhethtop. Garter county. IN said District,
on the gad OF March, 1853, at ! o'clock. r. NJ, al tho
office Of Joel a, Dewey, one af the Registers IN Bank.
ruptcy in sad District, for the purposes named In the
2Ith Sec. Of tho Acto Of Congress entitled An Act 10 es.
tablish a unlform system Of Bankruptcy throughout
The United States. Approved March, End, lsgI. Da-
ted at Johesbofo, The 3Ith Of January a. D.. 1869.
6%9febjw2,l ct. G, DEAkE, d~incs.
TN the matter Of David Kii7millvr, Bankrupt. To
L whom II may concern Pursuant to an order of the
United States District Clnrt, dated January I'D, 1859,
there will be h First General Meeting of the Creditors
of said Bankrupt held at the Court House Ia Jones,
bora, In said District, on the 9th Of March, A. D.,
1860, ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Office Of J. A. Dewey,
one VI the Registers In said District, for the purposes
named ia tho 18th Sec, Of tho Act Of Congress entitled
An Act to establish a uniform system Of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States. Approved March IND,
1857. Dated at Jonesboro', the 9Th n January, lS6D.
B~afsbiw21 q. o. nEAKE, Assiqsse.
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Cuban Revolution.

The riots OF Havana and Rigla reveal how
thoroughly the spirit of revelation has seiz-
ed the Cubans. If there was any place IN
;he island where such demonstrations might
not 10 looked for, it would be ut Havana, the
seat Of the Spanish government but even
there the viyas FOR free Cuba and Cespedes,
the revolutionary leader, are ringing. The
dream Of Lopez is taking the shape Of his.
tory even now, before the masses loI the re-
pose Of his soul have ceased.
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ASIlght Change.

The colored men of the country,
through an agency of the recent ma.
tionsl convention, have appointed Il
standing national executive commit
tee with . permanent office at Wash
ington. Ten years ago all Washing.
ton was but a national committee 10
e%ns'ave the black man. Verify in our
day history il Nemesis.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-05

Rg> Ward X. Lamon is writing the
secret history of Mr.. L]inooIa's admin
istration. He has access to important
documentary remains, and some Gu
rious revelations of public men may
be anticipated,
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Attachment.

", Gralley ". Templin h Lindsey I'm this case L
~ lnd The deIendants are non-residents o. the state
aud abscondihg so that the ordinary process VI law
eannot be served on them. II IL therefore ordered, b.,
me, that publication be made in the UNiSs FLAG, =
newspaper published In the town " Jonesboro', Tenn,
for four successive weeks, ~notifying said partits tonn,
pear before me, on the 18TH OF March, lSGl. To answer
said Attachment, or tho case will be heard exparte.-
This Feb. /, 1859. ED RADER IN p
6~9hb5w4pfs5.
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In Chanoery at Jonesborough.

~ W. Telford, EXT Of VIM. Mitchell. decd, VS., Jo-
". seph MCCTucken and his wife, and others. In
this case II Is alledged that Joseph MeCracken aud hi
Durham aud his wife Emaline, aud Albert Mitchell
are non-residepts. IL is therefore ordered THAT puhli.
cation be made for four weeks, in The USIoN FiAa.
calling npon defendants 10 appear hefnro the Chancsry
court at Jonesboro', Tenn. on the lth Monday Ia May,
1879, and defend, or said esnse will be set fer hearing
eNparte As 70 Them. Jan, 20, lStq. HENRY HOSS.
bstcboW@piSal Clerk AID la aer.
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Insolvency Notice.

TNlk lasoyepey Of ne Estate % James n. Miller
dsee.sed, having been sasgssled 10 ne C6so,v
Court q Washinsion Couniy, TsnB. IN ~ 4. NJ
dsy of February. iso, ali person, lHvi,r ei,l@.
sfAntsad Estate ~ noiihedto dIs them. dui, al.
hsnilesiei. Hiih ue Osrk o. he csmfv C-.,t ~
~ teiui{. oa % before The isi n March, iS81. for
III, lt.lftbulont orthey vi b forersr harfsf.
ID IRANcfs ~ WALKER. Adsir.
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Changed Hands

Mcssrs. Price Il Higgins of Coffee
county have leased the McMinnville
& Manchester Railroad for three
years, paying $4,000 a year,-Nc-
HiaAClie Enterprise.
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Death Oran old Editor,

Col, Jesse Il. Mcmahon, late of the
Memphis Bulletin, aud who for u long
time has been connected with the
Tennessee press, died in Memphis on
Friday last.
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OUR PLATFORM.

"I.Er ouR Laws AND ouR INSTITUTIONS sPEAE
rLArW MEN, NOT OF MEN OF ANY COMPLEXION
INT LIKE THRL,ws OF Gop-THE Ten COMMAND.
NxSTs AND rHE Looms PRAYER-LET THEM
NPEAK or THE PEopLE.'-HoRACE MAYNARD.
rq. TreNsnn must he male 0dious. Traitors mustb be
PHniphed and impoverished they must not only be
punished, hat their social power mast bc destroyed: aud
amer making treason p1ious. every Union man and the
S.v-rpment should be reimbursed ont IT the pockets Of
tNu-e who have inflicted this great suffering upon the
G untrS ANDREW JOHNSON. April l. lSt5.
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SALES.

nY VIRTUE Of four Ysnd EIpoa illu'a
ID from the Cifcalt Court Of oplh,.i
county, and 70 the Sheriff directed ~
the lat Monday In November, 1868, uPoa w
judgments and costs, one n faVor o.
Hughes for Ire sum Of Sll7 o., one "a
Of Vim. X. Cross for tia sun Of saoo !
in favor Of Henry Hughes, respeeu,sy IA.
~ aud 500 AZ. will sell 10 The bigheso
der, for cash in hand, at the Cour. gSss
door, 10 the ioWn Of BloantTills N osp
county, Tenn, on Saturday The am ga
February, 1860, all the right, usle, clA@
interest that John Allison hw 10 ana a.
tract Of land, situated 10 District "a. 4.
joining the l1nds Of Henry Hnghfs In
dsrson and Others; containing loV
more or lsss. until said dsbn and COS"
satisfied. January 81, 1852 e,.JE
By u. uronEI, Deputy Sh'"'
i69jan2sWfptss eou
NY VIRTUE OF Two r. Fat iiiusp l.t,.
Il the Cireuit Coart Of SulliFia 800 M
tested The lat Monday Of NoTsmb't ~
10 the Sheriff directed, upon Two lgesk
ana eos,s. one In favor Of Barets hs IN
Co FOR tbs sum Of s9O5 10, und oss fl
Of AT. Lane 4 Co., for The sun 20 o.
] will sell to lhe highest bidder " TOO
hahd. ~ The Court House dooh ~, %
Of Blountgile. Sullivan eolpy fss9. al
SATURDAY The g7lh dsy offtafu. Ia ".
The right tiue, claim and inis' \. . rstid
Roekiold, deceased, bad In 80 sosf.
Iaod, situated 10 Dist. No, l,nA of
side Of Holstoa river, sdloin'nt 49, CO.
"a. m Worlsy. Wn Norrsl aaeo,.i uii
taining 600 acres, mofs " ai.isfIT4
tAsLsi
eai,s,sw.sas1 By II. HtdHfi' "
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the woods, and shot to death by a
party of masked men.
CmcAGo, Feb. IA bill passed the
lower House of the Illinois Legislature
by Il vote offs TO SO cedipg Chicago
to Indiana.
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Stockholdars, Maatinr-

fIuIE Annual Meeting u the siockholdsr. In the
i Hast Tennessee ahi Western North Carolina rail
lsai Company viii be held ~ he Court House In Ela.
~abetftbu, on Monday he iifh u febrnary. Ian. for
The pnnose u slrciihg a Beard u seven Director.
for aid %Coiulahy, for the ensuing year. Dan. q. lss9
tafebsidf.l u. SIMERLEY, Prsiirf
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THE SABBATH PRAISE

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Iuka Nursery.

AikAWBhRhlEs ard Grape Vines By mall, IS to 50
- eenis per dozen. 81 10 81 yet 100, and b 10 IA.
each, aud y 20 81 pr dozen. An other fruits va.
rahied, and chtspg than anywhere siss south. rseu.
iJ-nFe pr oeut. 70 Agenis. Send In Price Lit.
Ind MILLER,
fuka, Mississippi.
Any paper eoryiug this viii receive & in Vines.
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"uNuss' fhe inrsiisni Yeas,
o. ts'-i agtfsks ,a-@ to Thy Imperial ear,
Fssostst . mist Of tears
4 hdrttsr ssy sFpes-.
VI au sslI Bushs iBsa Ne hiis SIR
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JoNEsBoRoUGH. TENN.
Friday, February 5, 1869.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-03
WuntNoroN, February Q, Is

WILMINGTON February " loos.
This Is to certify that had Plastic Slate Roof put
my dwelling ago II has given entire
satisfaction. slider by far the cheapest and hsst
Roofing now in use. 1t improves by age-neither cold
or heat AHeetng It, Mine a one seamless sheet OF
slate over the whole roof, RICHARD r. JONES,
2l7 shpley Street.
fully concur in the above statement; so much 80
that have had the roofs Of thtss houses covered
With it, and nud perfect satisfaction in them.
JAS NJ. JONES' 2ls Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-03
nm cnNsIInlprlprs.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree q
eharge to all who desire IT, the prescription with the a.
rections for making and using the simple remedy oy
which he was cured Of lung affection and that areha
disease consumption. His only object s to beneht .ns
afflicted aud he hopes every sufferer will try TINS ptea-
cription as Il will cost them nothing and may prove
o's's'"s f''A' REV,RpwARD A. WILSON,
No 1876 South Second Street,
ssnt1O- sm Williamsburg, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-03
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