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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10
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aide of tho Public square. Dallas, Texas
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

are very cautious in expressing their
political preferments, and you can
hardly tell upon which side OF politics
they really are. I have taken some
pains in looking after the status of the
two parties, and from careful estimate,
find that the Republicans will have a
majority of at least two hundred and
fifty. We will not have enough of
voters to entitle us to Representa-
tive, and as a consequence will be tied
on to Knox. A new paper, The L0udOn
Star, will be issued on the l6th inst.
by G. i. Woodward, of the Sweetwater
ENTERPRISE. 1t will be entirely i'll the
interest of Rebels. The editor prom
ises in his prospectus to make war on
"niggerisp." A paper with such low
flung proclivitieS, augurs no good to-
ward the up-building of the county.
The election has been changed from
the 10th inst, to the 4th Of August,
after which we will know more about
what party will be dominant j. I, ).
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29
NO.. 8

and double entry. 1t possessed all the
ingredients, ,aSsociations,and "et ccteraS'
of ledger, Journal and day.book.
1t is said that after storm, always
follows a calm. 1t was partially so in
this case, but not all so for as Peters
exhausted head was supported by his
chin on the edge of the tub he dis.
tnctly heard small splashing noises
and guttcral utterances by no means
human or ordinary in their character
Peter grew excited and like panic in
all army his first apprehensionS incrcas-
ed with terrible rapidity. His liver
was no longer torpid. lie quickly stir
red up the fire with piece of rich pine
that threw q sudden glare OF strong
light throughout the room. He took q
quick and ghostly look at the contents
of the tub. He had never before seen,
heard Of or imagined anything Of the
kind or like it. Had he tried he could
not have described the circular field Of
action before him. All was confusion
| (in the tub, of course) Peter gave
one wild shrek of agony and, then
shouted: 90! Mariar Mar,ar Come
here quick For the Lords sake, come
quick, fur I'm about to die T.
Mariah was soon at his side, bewii-
dered and frightened by such a sudden
summons from sleep.
"Why, Peter, what on earth is the
matter with you?"
Whats the matter, Why look
there and see what I've throwed up
and Oh Uh Au-ouk ! Wah-Y ouk o.
90 Y oak I'm chock full of the fuzzy
Rat-nosed devils yit! OO.gork Oogh
Aw-groukl O! Mariar! Chop me open
and scrape the fuzzy, towy devils out OF
me. 0! can't stand them! Shwouck
Bhaw Oo.ayuk Boo-auk. CHEW"
BY this time Mariah had comprc.
hended, fully, the situation, although it
was with the EXTREMIST difficulty that
she recognized the goslings. Indeed
under any other circumstances. or at
any otheE phcc, she wouia note have
supposed that they were, even, akin to
anything related to the goose tribe,
A few words explained the true
medical situation to Peter, and ena.
blcd him to make quite a different per
sonal disagaosis. He became quiet
and was helped to bed.
OF the fifteen goslings, by careful
nursing and attention, three recovered
but they never acquired perfect goose
! look. There was always something
wrong about their feathers
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29
FIENDESH OUTRAGEI
A BTutal Assault OH -Four ColOred
Ncu---WOmcn 0UtraRcd-"-
The SCOundrclS known.

The following is an account Of terrible ku
Khx outrage committed near Humboldt, West
Tennessee, taken from the Humboldt ISdez,
Conservative. Democratic Journal The editor
saws he has "no sympathy with lawlcssnCss
in any form at the present" Which, bcng in.
tcrrrctcd, means whilst the Republicans had
control of the State government, his sympa-
thy" was bestowed in an opposite direction,
and there is whero the helish work Of Ku
Kluxism and fcndish outragos commenced
Since the rebels have come into the control Of
State Affairs, however, these leaders desirc to
get rid Of the Infamous ignominy attaching to
such brutal work and turn upon their plant
tools, rs if they we're so many wild beasts -
" Browulow and his Radical minionE,' were
Msa the perpetrators Of these crimes aoD it
is the poor, unfortunate dupcs Of these leaders
in political chicancry and wickedncss. Hear
We moo what this ConscrpatDs editor says;
" One OF these terrible scenes, that disgraee
orr civilization and casts stain upon the fair
cscgtcheon Of peaceful and orderly communi-
~ was enacted 10 our county last week.
" A hand Of twelve or fourteen men, maskod
as Ku KluK, in the dead hour of night, went
to the quarters of some negroes, known ne the
CarthcIps, and proceeded to break open the
doore, the victims, four negro men, where
thpir wives and daughters were asleep and en-.
ircly unprcpsred for the attack. One negro
was rho, through the shoulder, another through
the head and third in several places through
tho body and limbs, while fourth was boat
upuersifully with tine butt Of q pistol and
barely esaapcd with biz life by prccipitate
airhl Not satisfied With th0ir doyilifh
work, these creatures, proceeded 10 whip, ana
otherwise malrcat the women, moi to mention
a mluclcss outrsqe PERFORATED upon them
After satisfying their devilish bate and
gratifying their hcllish lus,', they Ion.
Next morning when these facts became
known, Esquire Pearco and poseee Of citizens
re5airCA 10 The scene and heard the tilterent
Of the victims. Three Of the men they were
able, fully, to identify
Two mou namud Royd two Bella man
named Holder, Blnhton, Willie, aud Cooper
were ArrastCd ond arfaigued before Es1iire
pearoe Saturday hut their trial was postponed
until Monday, ou account Of their witnesses
bplng absent Upon full invo6tlchuon OF
the tasa the two Holders and boyd we're fully
committed
Nov wa can not say positively that pnr
farmers want negro labor but one thing 10
very ccrlptr. unless they stop those ontragas.
rerretrltpd BY irresponsible, malicious young
men ana deviluh negroes uuier the gulre ol
Ku.Kl1, they will drive the negro irow The
State. We have no sympathy wilb laWless-
ness many form at tho present Time
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

From private information, we learn
with great sorrow Of the death Of Hon,
A. j. Fletcher, at his residence at
Meadow Bend, Bradley county. early
Saturday morning, His disease was
congestion Of the brain and liver.
Mr.. Fletcher was born in Carter cow-
ty, in this State, in 1928, and was at
Lis death in the prime OF life. With
tue advantages Of an ordinary ed
ucation, such as was at that time
within the reach Of our East Tennessee
youths, he commenced reading law
lie was examined and licensed by
Judge Reese, of this city who com
plimented the then raw, country look
ing boy. for his aptncSs and familiarity
with the elementary law principles,
He began the practice OF his profession
in Newport, Cooke county. In the
counties adjoining his own as we'll as at
Newport, he soon obtained well earn
ed local reputation, Us man of vigor
Gus, clear intellect, and a forcible, en-
ergetic advocate. In 1858, he was
first an unsuccessful candidate for the
State Senate. In 1855, he was more
fortunate, carrying his Senatorial dis
trict by a handsome majOriy. lie won
State reputation during his Sena-
torial career, for his determined op-
position to Andrew Johnson. then Gov
ernor Of the State He was defeated
for reelection in 1857. The war fol
lowed soon after and found Mr. Fletch-
er consistent and earnest friend of
the government. In 1862, he went
through the lines to Indiana and resid.
ed several years at Evansville. Dur
ing this time he made considerable rep
utation by vigorous and able canvass
Of the State, in behalf Of the Union
cause.
Returning to Tennessee after the
war was ended he was elected Sc
crctary of State in 1868, position he
held until within few months of his
death. During the term Of his service
as Secretary OF State, he had the mis-
fortune to differ somewhat from those
associated with him in the administra-
ton Of the affairs Of the State. This,
for time, left him estranged from those
with whom he was really in sympathy,
politically.
In his general characteristics, Mr..
Fletcher was a representative East
Tenuesseean He was combativc,
vigorous debator a man of strong
passions and prejudlcesi a strong man
before the people in n political can
yass, and a politician OF great expert
ance and shrewdnesS.
In his personal relations, Mr.. Fetch
er was warm-hearted and generous,
and had many warm friends. His
death is a great surprise to the people
Of his State, and will be mourned as a
loss not easily repaired ,-RnorclHe
Chronicle July 10.
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Correspondence.
lFlsS tue Uoion Flag.l
MIR. LIN ERECK.
His Health Esnpr~vcs---Hc is able
10 reach Ru~xyillc ga .ssrs ALI,
---RIc Takes "a BackSet, but
Receivers so RS To Re
port Proceedings.

NoxvILL, Tenn, 20, JUL 18 & 20.
After much suffering I bccum re-
stored too a abn0rmel coudishen; bNt
am grately redute in flesh, waying only
a 100 and 81 pounds. | reacht Nox-
Vile on the evening NV the 3rd fur the
purpose Nv repoarting the proceedings
NV the 4th. But at Ticker festivel
held the mite Nv the 4th fur the benefit
Nv offishel feeders Nv the party, Ding
too mi debiitated condishen the Affect
wus Nv a prostrating caracter; and
hentsc, not until noD hav | bin able too
rite out mi notes in ex tentsO.
Well, on the mite Nv the 9rd we held
ofishel corkus really too doc, in one
sense, awl that was dun next da cxsept
the speeches and festivel at nite-torch
lites, fire explosions 4 so 4th.
First, it wuS agreed that the Onerable
Mojer Georg Broun shood run fur the
offs NV ChanSelor, and he cum fored
and acsepted the posishen in grase-
full speach in the conclushen NV which
he sed that awl that kept him out NV
the confederate army, as a publick
ofscr, WIZ his feeble helth and press
ing domcstick dooties,
1t wuz then agreed that as won Nv
them had but little and the uther not
much rCpublcnhism about them,
Thornberg and Yung mite keap the
tracks Nv the people fur a-Turney Cen
ncrel and it wood make a good blind
to help to beat Temple who wus op-
posed tn the infracksian NV the radicle
constitution in August last.
Refreshments wus then taken and
we adjurned at n late our.
On the 18th a gloom settled onto us
bi a despach too the affect that the alb.
normelnes Nv Mr.. johnson wood not
permit him to attend. But still things
went on. Our work NV the mite before
wus presented bi aclimashian and
adopted accordingly & SO 4th.
The house tout Nv dores) wus called
too order bi Mister rs G. Rammagc
who interdust the strange viSetInG
speakers in the following order U'z tc
witt:
First, Col. John En-. Flemming Il
hav not bin able to git the number Nv
the ConfedritregamentE lie commanded,
but think It 1T at SUM Forte and sur
rendered with NJ. Davis 90 ther wa tC
the Transe MiSsiscippy Department
who red the Constitusian Nv the United
States. This wus dun too Sooth The
publck mind but ! notised he very
properly omitted the 18th and l5tf
amendments
Next the Confederate General " A
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29
Hung hY Ku KInX.

The Nashville Banner says that on
Saturday morning last, negro man
Pete Owens was found hanging 70 the
limb Of tree abou. half a mile from
Franklin, on the Nashville Pike. lie
was taken from the jail Thursday
night by party Of masked men, where
he had been confined for ravishing a
white woman in Robertson county, two
weeks ago. A card was pinned TO bis
breast bearing the following inscription
" Another of the Ezell nuderers, and
this is what rapors come to " After
this came the cabalStic 5jgas "K K"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29
IFor the Union Flag
PETER JONES.
A Tub Of GOslingS.

Peter Jones was one OF those Sood
hearted excitable men unfortunately
addicted to the habits of intemperancc
He insisted that good solid drunk"
was a necessary cause of medicine for
him. His liver became torpid; and in
a good many other respects his natural
machinery would get out of order about
twelve or thirteen times year and
from six to ten good large drains OF
strong corn whisky was sure to put him
right; by first putting him 50 dcsper-
ately wrong that in coming to the right
point he could not avoid making good
start to turn the inside Of his stomach
thoroughly out. 1t is certain he went
"on that line" rs far as the contents oI
his stomach was concerned.
Peters wife was as clever "man"
u,n,apy, respectsas was Mr.. P Jones
himself. She was a good cook good
house-keeper; had good sense and
was, therefore, good woman and a
good wife
Mariah-that was her name-but
Peter pronounced it "Ma-ri-ar'-be
lieved that Peter was a man of excel
lent sense, and Of large general intor-
nation. She never doubted the fact Of
his liver growing torpid periodically;
nor did she question the necessity oi
medical aid in manner and quality
stated. Peter always went to country
store a mile of to get the medicine,
and invariably returned home to allow
it to work its course"
Mariah was fond Of sound Steering
and at the times Of these recurring pc
riods of family application" she never
failed to make Peter a comfortable pal.
let BY the hearth and Lucinda, the
oldest GIRL by her mothers direction
placed a small wash tub in the corner,
in which Peter could store away his
corn whisky at such time Of the night
as, in his judgment, it was no longer
needed in his stomach as wholesome
medicine. Peter generally reached
home one and a half to two hours in
the night,
The case Of "ailliction,' now refoned
to, occurred in the month Of May
During the evening a heavy shower Of
rain had fallen aud exerted an un-
healthy influence, in Mariah's estima-
ton, on a brood Of young goslinGs. To
relieve them properly, she placed them
in the large tub covering them with
light feeces of fax tow, and placed
this tub--the goSling tub--in the other
corner Peters midical tub was in It's
proper place. All went on as usual
Peter was heard to enter the home
fortress a little later than usual and in
reaching his virtuous couch by the
hearthstone he bit more chairs than
usual and after settling himself to rest,
groans Of deeper and broadeS charac-
ter seemed to rise up and roll of from
his afflicted liver--at least from that
neighborhood. Possibly Mariah had
not spread the mattress and quilts as
smoothly as usual. Peter was more
than commonly restless. The period
in Peters human affairs was finally
reached The crisis had come. The
Rublcon must be crossed and Peter
arose and event for II" with as much
energy as that displayed by Lord
Byron In swimming the Hollispont-
Peter, although grievou5ly afflicted,
was able to reach the tub, but unfor.
tunately the Big onc lie rendered The
| largest and most elaborate account he
had ever presented II was both single
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29
Gardenlng Tor Indies.

Make your beds carly in the morning
instead Of lying theron ssD buttons
On your husband shirts DO not rate
up any grieyaees protect the young
blooming aud tender branches OF
your family, pdnt a smile Of good
temper in your face, and carefully roo'
out all angry feelings cu!tsoatc all
womanly graces, and expect a good
crop Of happiness.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29
Duetrp.
Written for the Union Flag.l
CAT REST |"
BY ALPHA.

"A. ]. Fletcher died July I6, 1870
Fold gently the neryeless fingers
Over the pulseless breast,
And kiss the lips so silent,
This tried one is at rest
Oh, heart, go unselfsh and tender
Oh, brave soul noble and true
Though long and sore was your journey,
Al last there is rest for you
Through all life's toll and sorrow,
lie knew that rest could come
Only with the Death-Angel,
Who came to besr him home.
And he feared not the glorious Angel,
When touched by his icy breath,
But followed him into the valley
The "vnle of the shadow of death ~
Aud just before tho waters
Of the River laved his feet
His dimming eyes were opened
On a vision strangely sweet.
He saw on the shore celestial
The one who had loved him bsSt,
Waiting with sanity patience
To welcome him into his rest.
And the light that shown about her
GlOrifed his dying face,
Rrasng the lines Of anguish,
And leaving 4 smile in their place
We, his children, left behind him,
Thank God that, ere life's eclipse.
Our dear mother hovered roun1 him
Her sweet name last upon his lips.
EL1zABETHToN, renn., July 90, 1870.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

McQuarrels, hoo made CRATE speach
on the subject NV Democrattick organ
izasion. He sed that bi properly or
ganising, the Demockrasy Good soon
hav control NV all the L ED States.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

~ AsSoUscISa CASDtDATEs-For Municipal OF
drrs, 81 on; County, IS OF; State, tlO w.
JoRpRIyrIsa Of ali dsscri ptions, nWaGly executed
BaS All COMMUNICATIONS tending TO persona! asgfan
-hzsnsnt or smulu mrnt will be charged the same ~
Advertisements.
Advertisements and SubscrtptOns COZ"
tinUed unless arreRrages are paid nnu
sOrslared tn be stopped. aHd ihcy VIII
A,e charged for accordingly.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29
letter From a Citizen Of tho New
County.

BLUE SPRINGS,
LoUDoN Co.. TENN, July ~, 1870.
Col. G. z. GRESHAM,
Editor Union Flag /;
DEAR SIR The county Of Christi.
ana has recently been converted into
that of Loudon, which name gives
more general satisfaction to the people,
The county was ratiG d by heavy ma
jorities from all the sections and is
therefore, fixed IA With the new
county comes an IL nate thirst for
office, as sixteen c, tes for County
Court Clerk will The other
Offices have almos ionate mum.
bers, The candl OF knowing
the strength oftht i've parties,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

uea- Recruiting Offices have been open
ed in New York for troops to join in the
European war, A brigade OF lrishmcn
is being raised for the French army
while large number of Germans are
said to be ready to embark for Father
land.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

u The 81. Louis Democrat contains
horrible d,ts Is cf a bloody duel fought
recently on Bloody Island, between.
Maj. Henry Keith, of the st. Louis,
Times and Capt. Vanstein, They
fought with sabres, and Yanstein came
out minus an eye.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

bl5~ John Morrisey is said to have a
palatial gambling house at Saratoga.
If John doesn't mind, Brick Pomeroy
will euchre him out Oft seat in the
next Congress, while he is euchrcing
his victims at Saratoga.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

GjrOn the reception Of the war news IN
Cincinnati, numerous personal rencon.
tres took place between bcllicosc Ger
mans and French, growing ont OF dis
cussions Of the situation The same
thing happened at Dayton.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

05- The United States District Court
has just rendered Judgment against
Bsigham Young for SIT, 600, hi 1 'stiG- 9
against him Cor damages, brought by
the trustees of one Of his churches.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29
JonesborOugh, Tenn Directory

CONGRESSMAN, lst DISTRICT,
Hon. r. R. BUTLER Residence TsylorsVilio, TeS'
noesee.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

leederS met at nlte as 'OTeSeu' OoI.
Flemming was cauled der fur the
sentiment he Civ at II nv the ex-
ersizes dooring the the Stars
and Stripes Nv the States wuS
hung out fur affect hi ment mite
he construde as onor to
them. lie admitted t but hoapt
no injury wood f." he aimed
to sa, Lives there tn sole so
ded & so 4th," but it, and the
other wus all he COO NV at the
time. The explanati acksepted
and the fcstivel CONF and carried
on mostly too the mt Nv the 9th.
Mr., Johnson shood h present.
PET MERCK,
ConfdeaSh0l Die Repodrter
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

Bay Capt. Z. G. Fleming, of Mr-
treeSboro, who gained some notoriety
by shooting Gen, Stokes during the
war, and subsequently by cOnvassing
against Stokes for Congress, was COM
mitted to the Rutherford Jail, on Sa-
turday, for stabbing negro vino had
been his rival in the affections Of negro
woman.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

COpSTY CoURT-Jo'ErH y. PEieE, Eaq IhaT%sn a,n,,r,
U,,n,. ss,.ions first Monday In each month
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nS-What losss lis favor when We
borrow it7--Wt
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

iCTS The sculptor MoAiet has sold his
"Prodgal Son. TO the Institute o.! Pbiladei
phNi $780, 900. There are other parents W.
know Of who would male a good speculation
II they could dispose Of tber prodigal sons
At half this pricp
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29

NJ The streams in western Kansas
stlll continue very high.
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The next wus Col. P' Irny, whose
regiment went in Gbe AID fit the
longest and most of ,emocratic
organisation in our He did
not make speech bu fu choise
words excusde himse Good and
wood hav made { eech if he
hadent ov got tick looks Nv
the next speaker fat man
with monstrus shorv lacks
feet Nv being as hi as ny.
The neat was the o. Jol. Jay
En- Clemmentsion, wi am told
ways six 100 & ninC ounds. |
don't no but think tha nmanded
won Nv our regimen It atackt
Washington Sitty and rested erly
in the acktion. He MAJ very most
powerful auful speech. He commenst
bi saing, "Whi this vast conkorse up
people7" lie spoke Nv the mother
country--uv Christ preaching with a
mounten fur pulpet and wurld fur a
audiense- NV our platform-uv prinsi-
ples--uv taxation and the ballet box
NV triel bi jury and our revolushiOnary
4-fathers-uv freedum Nv speach and
eating out the substance Nv the South.
He then spoke Nv sum NV the members
nv our party whomb he abusde in hair
'arouzing invictivcs. l quonte one par
rygraif verb-at-him: "Tha are as corrupt
as the devil, and if VI ware too de-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29
corNrr srwT OF rURLIc INSTR UoTIoN.. :

REVEyuE COLL ECTOR. .-Lieut ISAAc A.BaANseoS
once at residence, on kaob Crsrk'
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CoUETY TRUSTEE. Capt, gGGnE"S MorHEHSoS.
OHi.. Al rssidenes, West end OF town.
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POST OFFIOE-Dr. ". W. BoyVtL, Po''md'''r. ul'
hcs Maia IT., opposite the Court irnss.
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4. $. REVENUE ASSESSOR Col. y. n. 0wESs o.
nee uudsr K~an'H Photograph Gallery, h"n o'''
Vppssite the Court House
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co11NTY OFFICERS

sHrRIFF-R. Z. GRIFTITu. once Al reSidehes'h ha'
street, WeVt end Of town