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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
written 'or the JonIsboro', Cr,rm) Union Flag
Republican Meeting in Carter
County.

At a public meeting OF the citizens Of Car
ter County, at Elizabethton, the following
proceedings were had =
Colonel John X. Miller was called to the
Chair, and 5. a. Cunningham appointed Sec
Rotary.
Colonel A. ]. Upton stated that the object
Of the meeting was to appoint delegates to
the State Convention, which is called to as
semble in Nashville on the Goth of MAY next.
On motion, the Chair appointed Messrs. c.
2. Toncrny, d. 5. Nave, WIN. D. Frazier, Col.
A. J. Upton and Mai, Il. G.. Smith u Commit
tee Of i've to draft \ preamble and resolutions
for the consideration Of the meeting. VINO,
after Il short retirement, returned aud report
ed, through their Chairman, ths following:
WHEREAs, A Convention. for the Stare OF
Tennessee, has been called 70 assemble IN the
city Of Nashville on the goth of May next, for
the purpose of selecting aud nominating a
candidate, TO be run on the Republican tick
ct, for Governor Ut the State, ut the ap-
preaching August election and
WHEREAs, 1t is the duty Of the Republicans
Of Carter County to be present ia said Con-
%rention Of the Goth of May, in the persons Of
their delegates therefore,
Rcsoicsd, lSt That the foll~cwing-named
gentlemen be appointed delegates to said
Convention, viz VIM. .. Frazier, Mai. II. G.
smith, Col. J, X. Miller, L.. w. Hampton, E9q,
! II. Keen, S. A. Cunningham, Ssml Miller,
Esq, Hon. F.. s. Siug!etary sna Ron. !. 4
Taylor, aud in lie abseEce Of the above dele
gates, the Hon. A. W. Howard, Of Greene
County, is hereby authorized to cast the vote
OF Carter County 10 said Convention.
RsSolred, ?nd, That the Hon, W. B. Stokes
il the first choice of the voters Of Carter
County and, therefore, we Instruct our dele
gates to cast their votes for him in said Con
y%ention.
Rssolrfd, Ord, That our representatives in
the State Legislature be, and are hereby, in
structed 10 vote for the repeal Of the presen,
Commou School Law, and, it possible, secure
in lieu thereof, a simple, plain law, within
the comprehension of the People, with fewer
officers and lees red tape; also, to vate against
the enactment of the bill, now before the
Legislature, proposing TO levy additional tax
on the taxpayers of Tennessee. TO raise a
fund TO pay for depredations that were com
mitted by rebels.
After the reading Of the resolutions, a
spirited debate ensued upon the latter clause
Of the 3rd resolution but, upon motion. they
were almost unanimously adopted where
upon a division WAS asked and d motion to
reconsider prevailed. when the clause in
question was again endorsed and adopted by
about 2pO to 5.
The minus Of the meeting Indicated very
decidedly thst the citizens IRE unwilling to
increase The present taxation unnecessarily
Upon motion, it was ordered that the Sec
Rotary furnish q copy Of these proceedings to
the Jouesborough UNIoS FLAG tor pu0lica-
ton.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine die.
J. X. MILLER, Chairman.
s. A. CrNSISGHAN, Secretary.
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written fNr the jcnrsboro', CTenr.) Union Flagl
Republican Meeting In johnson
County.
General Stokes their Choice for
Governor.

On Monday the frat day Of February, it
being Criminal and County Cuurt r-y II large
number Of the citizens Of Johnson county
assembled at the Court House in 1aylorsviIlp,
when on motion II. p. MurpiY WIS chosen
Chairman Of the meeting aud DR.. J. VI. Rob
erts appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having oeen px-
planned, on motion the Chairman appointed n
committee Of five, consisting Of Hon. 4. L.
Butler, Rev. Louis A.. Venable, Nai. David
Slimp, Thomas 5. Smyth, Esq. and DR.. J. NJ.
Roberts to draft resolutions expressive Of the
sentiments Of the meeting. The committee
having retired and after a short time return
ed aud made the following rrpo1
We tbs undersigned being appointed TO
prepare resolutions expressive uf the senti-
meuts Of this meeting beg leave to submit
the following
RcsoIrei, That the Republican party Of
Johnson county have undergone no change
ia principles, sud still believing that the ln,-
al people should Of right control the Gey.
eminent, NAtional and State That treason ls
NOW the less oiious, because large numbers
were guilty. Of the CRIME, ami traitors are
pardoned BY a traitor TO bis party, and after
Avowrd aud repeated principles
RSsolroj, Thai We congratulate the Union
men " the country upon the election OF
Grant and Colfsy. two tried psiriots 10 the
Presideiey Sad Vice-PreSideney Of 'he Ma
ton: believing that Their election viii sare The
country irom revolution, anI The elevation 70
place and power the traitors Of .ls country
who tried 20 destroy the same.
Rssoirsd, Thst We are for a rigid enforce
nent Of tie Franchise Law, believing thsi
those who tried 20 destroy the Government
slUpld bare been punished ~ traitors nnder
the laH should have no voicetn making laws
tn govern the people Of Tepnes'ss. who did
20 w their power to save the lio u the
Nation.
Rs,0irsl. That We tender on ihsnts 20 bic
Eyusilsner GovernorgTm. g. Brovaior. 'or
the wise. firm sni patriotic manner 10 which
ne has discharged the duties Of Gos~-ncr,
"a while re drylore hts loss 10 tie state
~ feel pfori 70 know that We will bs,e .
s.a1tnr rom 5ut S'sts that tbs F~spihfrans
COS rust Rt tnow ttst he will haQs the
eoa;arnce and esteem Of bio brDihst Sens-
80 Of BE R-pabhrAn party. aad ~ be
n.i u Tetassts- sud Dc party = sn pcted
Hn and whs vili GOT di'rrtff TIE smte a.
AZ soic'rls P5uisr trs doos.
ErfairL Thft W hrrs DE sfmui coni
ds- in tLe ihinir funsss aed pririaasti
' w , ofoaa on. attb t1nufy
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
The EXlleS Return.


The rebel chickens are coming home
to roost. A game oock arrived At Baltimore
en- Saturdsy-John c. Breckenridge, 1t may
be that foreign travel and long exile
have tanned the spirit OF this hotspur' but rs
he is comparatively Young nan yet it i'not
improbable that he will start ia the political
race anew. Ksutncky has for many months
been stretching out her arms TO welcome
this hopeful son Of hers, aud II he does not
become Governor Of that rebsl-ruie state,
apparently II will he his own fault. Wonler
in he will see in the Presidents Proei'ma-
.oa, ne Jubal Eorly did, an acknowledgment
% she part OF the North that It was ~r''g
md the South Jghi during tbs late IA
plsasautness o.
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Let US have Peace. --Gen,U. S.GRlsT
Ron. F. s. Richards.

Fu. the last two or three weeks, there has
been a very thorough Investigation, by "
Special Committee appointed by .he State
Legislature in reference 20 the "School
Fund" Nnd on our first page will be found =
full report exonerating Speaker Richards
from any completely whatever ia said trans
action, and the same Committee has requested
Speaker Richards TO resume the chair as pre-
siding officer oithe House of Representatives.
No man who has read the evidence in this
case, can come to any other eonclusion than
that Of the Committee. Speaker Richards,
like many other honorable men, has passed
through a fiery ordeal, and has come forth
without the smell Of FIRE upon bis garments.
He, therefore stands as be has ever stood, an
honest and heightened gentleman IN the esti-
marion Of all good men.
We trust Tint if any member Of the Legis-
Iature has sold himself for money he may be
found guilty, and returned 70 his constitu-
ents with the mark Of traitor and dishonesty
upon h,m, and those ex-mcmbers, who stand
charged with receiving mouty from the
hands Of any agent, or agents, We hope may
he punished according to law, and, also have
the Just judgment of an honest peORle resting
upon them. Let justice be zone though
the heavens should fall, " is our me'tO.
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Consolidated Canaes.

GHARLES Roekhold VI. Thomas Rock,
" bold ct. al, and Thomas Rockhold and
others vs.. j. A. Murphy. The account or
dered 10 these causes at the November term,
1868, will be taken ut the Office of the CLERK
and Master at Blountville, on Monday, The
9th day Of April 1869, at which time and
place the parties to these causes are required
TO attend with their proof, and on failure 10
do SO, the said account will be taken e1patte.
January Rules, 1869.
wN, NULLENNlX, @ an.
'6stsblsw4pfSs DIV aAr
EONIDAS Bsugh and wife VS.. N. W. A.
IL Willougbby ct III. The account or.
dered in this cause at the November term,
1868 viii be taken At the Office Of the CLERK
and Master NJ BlOuntville, on Thursdty the
25th day Of March 1869, at which time and
place the parties IN this cause are required
70 atlspd with their proof and on failure "a
DO so, the said account will be taken exparte.
January Rules, 1860.
WV. NULLESylx, c IAN.
'G9febi9w4piS5 ~
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Latest News.

WAsHIyGTON, Feb. lS.-The COM
mitlee appointed TO notify Gen. Grant
of hi- election to the Presidency per.
formed that duty this morning, Sena-
tor Morton making the address. On
receiving the certificate OF election,
Gen. Graft said that in accordance
with his election TO the office Of
President of the United States he as
sured them Of his determination to car
ry out faithfully the obligations Of
that office, and referred particularly
10 the necessities for an honest and
faithful execution Ofthe evenu laws,
lie would call about him men who
would earnestly carry out the p-inoi-
pies of economy, retrenchment ard
honesty, which were desired by the
people of the country. Should officers
Of tue different branches Of tho gov
erLmont service not satisfy him in
tho discharge Of their official duty
he would not hesitate a moment about
removing them, andwould DO so Just
as quickly With his own appointment
a. with those OF his predecessor.
Gen. Grant stated that be had not
announced his eabinet up to The time
Of the oniclhi declaration of the results
81 ihe election bet had Intended At
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
LAND SALES

tHOAAS Hays, Guardian, &C., W. Mary ]
Hays ei al. Pursuant to a decree Of the
County Court Of Wa~Fhington County. Tenn
at ia February term, 1859, n will oF.r a.
sale, at the Court House in Jouesborou0b an
Saturday the oh day Of Marsh next. N, io,a
OF lad mentioned In The pleadinRb bslong-
ing TO the minor children Of Ann Eliza Hav..
deed, tosWit One lot coniaidlnR about is
acres, lying 10 civil District No. III. adiolnin,
the lands % John Blair, Daniel Canobeli'
MARX chase and others, and enc otbsr Iot
lying in civil District No. 1s. adioinfng th.
lads Of Johp Davault, Giles 8. Cecil. Sam
yIulkshAnks and othtrs, containing ID acre,
On this lot the widow Sarah Bsuman Mia,
LIFETIME estate which viii BE- rsssrYsd in
TERAs;-A credit Of twelve mos,ks I'm
be Eigsns the paFehesef giving bond Win an.
proved security, bearing ~in,sre1t Ann An,
-aed a lea retained on the ranA nm ia -
.enass Ionsy . folly paid aaa win MOI be
sole usless $50 per Aefa 3 bio Or mate Psb-
'us wy. ~ GRESHAM,
AVIS y Bsfklst, Aamv 81 VILLAS 8.
Opatkisy deed, ~ Mary !. Barkley. d Al
rsftuAn 70 q decree o. me Codhty Coart on
Mssningtoa County, Tenn, a tbe Etbruary
EN- iSss Whl offer for sale, a he Couf,
Hoaasin Jonesborooeh "a satnrday The inn
~, oi aNsn nefi, iva lott Or parcels OF
tand, belonging % tbe estate on * ala WI.
nan ~ Bafklsb deed lot No. 1 csnlsialsv
80 ssfs, Rod and d Poles lt No A eon.
t-lning 70 AsTp Pna9 , Polep. Thspb eat.ls
% one acre q thls iot u rtssfSSA A, ar vii
., fHa Wm. 8 BFhS, 10 May BstI.g' al
solof These loo are Apaft or sbe M B,,I'
,sJ.eome,ifad, one miis veal al Jou,,boro
~ w pis,iiet W 4 pat on vkish uih
oe saniottd On he day al mis.
ILRhs' "A credit d twelve an1 sirbts,,
eoe'a, hne w BE rivrn. tbs psSsha,,r
fu1f foni vim rood ncnHty. IA ! M.
fsiAinel % sltad anil ~ sst.hs..
eynfaHJ gsiA fetrisu n. fef1
''''eiAHtpssl - GAisuAh ufsc-.
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We Must have Good Men to Lead Us.

4 fac, connected With the progress and
trinnpbs or the Republican party has been
that heretofore we could elect almost any
man we nominated for Office. Because Of this
IN occasional bad sud too many incompe-
tent mea have managed to get into positions.
hereafter we will be compelled 10 nominate
our very best men, for the reason thar we are
now constrained to meet issues which will
sutagouise many men who formerly voted
cur tickets, but who will heRcefDrth require
to be further educated in Republican faith.
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speech Of Gen. Grant,

General Grants little speech TO Senator
Morton aud the commttes Who anuounc,d
the result Of THE Judicial couut, will probably
be ,he sest.rt,d parygrsPh thai bns appeared
In the papers for many , day. SO fac /" It
reveals his policy VI line .: action it devrl-
ops = course shiei the people NJ barge will
heartily endorse. RsirsnsL ,nrnt and ecouomy
iu tbs gs,yaus Dvpartueat-'hs department
wnsrs reform rill tells a platform large
,nough sud stroug enough ~ sustain an Ad-
uiuisratiou, noi tor iour yesrs only, but for
tigh'. That Genera! Grant, puliks 4 good
rany o%mse-holdsrs sbo have ridden ipto
fos,r on fair promises wi m,ks good biz
words, Fs need not a,gpe. yieksbGg aud
he ~APPomatiot are our pledges.
~ rresideut J~stasan, II Ia said, vii be
the Conservative candidate fr Governor 10
TsHuesses this y,ar- EyeAsngG
No Aad Ss,,et 20 bacs 70 hisold trad, .,
= aofe toues, and rvpattls Wy d saruing.
sHtisr. 'saa he o., Be be ioliousa Tor
fosf Ysafs past.
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Governor BrOWnIOW's Resignation.

BY reference to another column il will be
seen that Governor Browulow has rendered
his resignation to take effect tho 25th inst,
lie has discharged his duties faithfully, and
the people whose interests he has EcSlously
guarded, give him the plaudit upon his re-
TRACY "well done tbou good And &ithful
servant
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Ia Chancery at Elizabethton.

NALEB Morrell Admir- &c. vs.. the widow
" and heirs At law Of Isaac L Nave de-
ceased, In this eanse it is alledEsd by COM
p~lainant in his bill, that defendants David
Nave, Christian C. Nave, Godfrey Nave, Jack
son Bishop, hurry s. Brown, WIN. Brown, s.
u. Lyon and bis wife Alkaline, Jno. S. LYON
and his wife Margaret, WA. J. Slower, Adelia
Nave, James Hand and hiS wife Araminta,
Georgiana Nave and Elizabeth Nave are non
residents Of the State of Tennessee. IL is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in tbs Union Flag,
a newspaper published at JOnesboro', Tenn.
notifying said defendant to appear before the
next Chancery Court, TO be held al Elizabeth.
ton, for Carter county, Tenn, on the third
Mosdsy in March next, and answer said pil
or the same win be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing exparie. February
9Th, 1869. II. c. SMITH, C. 4 v. :
By JSO. p SAITH, D. c. VI.
'69febI9w4pfSS
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$4,000 Agents wanted

a Perfume II $4,000 a year can 81 m4ae!ly
h.lsaud Fsuials Agents wanted in every eounty
ana ioFnshipi 10 chs vnitsd sntsa % eel Ice braa ns4
eau double their mossy on avery Article ma 6n.i-
niss fcqnTes but Two N tAfte hourP la6br etsfy dav
Cohstant employment Kiven the whole year rennal
sanp,ss and nlmmoih ~eissalars sent fris. We van,
UJAneemOEa las Puloa I'll. Nsv Yotk
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A Liberal Offer from the APP
pletons.
Free Foundations for libraries
Everywhere.

Ths estRSlshmsut o. Nbr4rles ~ chuitNb,c tndow,
mrnt. or thv oo-oPiration "finlvlliEvnt Public'Sppitcd
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tion. Asa pulitzer Of motnls, = m,N.a ~ popular rln'
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direct Iromotef NJ the peace, h%appiAesN AMI wealth Of
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this muhihcent gih is, that the Club shall proeeed ts
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SHERIFF sALES.nal

N.Haa
DY YlRTrk Of four Nehd EkPoa ~
ID from The Olrcult Court of 7pln'
county, aud 70 The Sheriff d%lrecifui ~
the LIST Monday in November, lses' ppgnF
Judgments ,and costa, our in iAvef 2
Hoghes lor NE snmof $tt2 %, ons
9i Vim. x. Cross for tie ium of S2Qs
IA favor Of Henry Hughes, relpeeussyt
~ and 500 a.. I will sell 10 The highHal
der, for cash In hand, AZ ~ eopft ~
t6oh II the iown on Bloautfflg 2 De#"
county. Tenn, on Saturday. thti2Ia az
Fsbruary, 1853, an the right, title, elain
ioisfsut that John Aunoa bptt 49,
tract OF land, situated 10 Disirict ~ \,
joinisg tht haas o. Henry HuEhg
def5on ahd Others N cohialuing lsgI,.
more Or lea. unfil aid debts and coz
niiiheds J~snusry1h issPs. e,.,lr
rW ByH n HrarNptpag e.u
DT YiRTUB Of two 81. ~ h..,r.
Id tba cifcult Couft 81 6albfsn ~
tested The ist Monday \ Novfmbsr I,,u
to tbs shefn dlrttiid. upoa ltvo y,9-yt
'aht t6atn one IA f1fdf 81 BNfffpb der
90 Tor Ire am al Sao7 n, snd one y Al
If a II f,one 4 c0. Tor ~ pun Or fa a
4 vim an Ia a. kfahssi tidjft Nf -,
hsnd, n Toe Court Houla spoi .LL %,
" BIoputyins, sullivan eoanvt' ~
Saturday hs auh dst ofIepfgn2n t, Ne.
.ihs rikht, ulle. tlaim tAl lniffth SCI
Rbtk6oid, dttntd. hhdin .lh-
lard, situated In Diii 10 fiisdi Of
side Of Hollton river, tdloi.ins ID. tsn-
Jas. ID. Koriey. Wm houth .,ti uii
ialnha e01 stItS. norter ~ M.
dsbss t1i rn,u ~ " nvr
s 50
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THE SABBATH PRAISE,

The SABBATH PRAISE,
DlJ J. W. sUfFERN,-A new collection Of Sacred
ID Music for ChOirs and Singing schools, containing
the Normal Method, and about 100 psgss of Secular
Music for Schools; with a choice ~collection Of Tunes.
Anthems and Chants. Price, 81 IS each, or gl2 per
dozen, On receipt OF rs cents a sample ccpy win be
sent by mail for examination.
1NAE SILVER BELL, ny Q. ~BUTLER.-one Of the
l. beet and most popular collections ever issued for
Schools; Is 900 already sold, Price, Deents, or IS psr
dozen.
THE SILVER CHIME AND THE CANTATA OF he
Il CHRISfIAN GRAeBS, for sabbath Schools, ~
Geo, ,. Root. Sena Is cents for sAmple copy.
GORDON'S SHORT VOLUNTARIEs, tot he organ.
VI $3.50 BELLAK'S NEW METHOD o PIANO
FQRTE, rs cents RICHARDSON'S NEW M0DERS
SCHOOL FOR P~1AN0FORTE, R9.5O. send for CalE.
Iogus Of New Music Books. ST. GORDON.
Publisher, No. zoo Broadway, New York.
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The Tennessee whig.e

" ecness n hsve ! pa.sisu isr oif Don
r-s'. wesr- hssif aity grailhsa IN ps.
fsn iht ~ 81 efilt rgp ssHlei
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PLATFORM.

"LHr OUR LAW ASO ouRlNsrirurIoS SPEAK
NOT eE WHITE MEN, SoT OF sED nES, not OF
BLACK ASS, Sor OF NEN or ANY COMPLEXION
pur LIKE TIVE LAWS oP GoD-rHE Ten CoMNASo.
MRw1s Asp rHE LoRD's PsAYER-LET THIN
sPEAK OF the People" HORACE MAYNARD.
ma. Treason muat be made odiona, Traitors must be
punished and n,pOYr'tsl,r& they must not only he
~Ruhlahed, bat their pocial power nfust be destrONed' and
amer making tlpAsnn 0aiiour. every Inion mAn ard the
Srvsrnnon shoald he reimbursed out ~ the pockets OF
thoas who bAyH inflicted this great suffering upon the
oraatrR .-ANpREW JOHNSON, AUrl l. 1853.
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DRlNCR 4 CO.'S PATENT AUTOMATIC. ORSAEs
Il AND M~ELODE0Ns. Twenty.eishl different
styles, with new Improvements; 42,OOJ now In nse
considered The best W the world. Prizes sgJ 20 asO5
Gash. For sale on TWO TeARs miscellaneous, or for rent.
Second hand Instruments cheap. send for circular.
us s. I. GORDON, Sole Agsat
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County Court at Blonntvilla

NSJ NOAAb az OAouubNlllo.
OsEPH W. Stanield and wife rs. SAmusI
- d. Gaines. Ia this case IL is alledged
IN the petition that the defendant Samuel D,
Gaines Is q nonresident Of the Stare o. Ten.
nai'se, notice is therefore RiSsr to bin 70 ap,
psaF at the April term, 1863, Of our OouniI
Conri' 70 be held for the Couniy Of Sullivan,
az The Court Honse in Blonuiulle, on The lei
Monday In April 1869, and make defence "a
laid petition, or the same will be taken fol
confessed as TO him, and deersed according.
y. February Rules 1850.
N. J. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
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NO0 II TIE SiEty Second year Of rs
eristence, is oNs or ne Oldest and
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in sks S0nth.
THE

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CHAs. W, BUTTON, Editor & Propr.
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