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SUPERIOR BUCK WHEAT FLOUR !

A VERY NICE LOT OF BUCK WHEAT
n Flour, in Barrels or Bags, is to-day on hand.
Also, choice Butter, and extra Golden Syrup and
prime Molasses. DOUGLAS BELL,
Market Square.
Raleigh, November 49, 1887. lost
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THE HEALING POOL.
AND HOUSE OF MERCY

Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which de-
stroy the manly powers, and create imrediments
to MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes, flee of charge. Adj
dress, DR.. j. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept. 2Sth, 1867 79-tw3m.
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CorToN SEED PLANTER.-Mr. J. W.
Huntley of Union county, has on exhibition
chine for planting cotton. 1t drills the
ground, drops the seed and covers them all
at the same time. He invented ut in 1859
and made and sold several just before the
commencement of the war. All who have
used it are pleased with its working.
:, We hope cotton planters will call and sec
1t. 1t is indeed a labor saving Machine
one horse can run it, and it will do the
labor of three hands and two horses
Charlotte Democrat
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TOBACCO! TOBACCO!!
E>INE CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBAC.
L co, at
UPCHURCH & DODDS.
November 9, 1867. 9-tf.
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GONE

Gone Yes he's gone with no word of endearment,
Without regret, or a tear, or a sigh
No tender speeches to cerement
Embalming dead love with soft spoken ie
WORD and a look-a sneer, and they parted;
The fabric of years dissolved in an hour,
Life is a blank to girl broken hearted
No warmth in the sunshine bloom in the flower
Sad little heart your hopes are all blightcd;
All trample on boldly the smoulderng flame;
Think not again it can Ger be ignited
That love unto you be ever the same.
Doubtless you'll love with feeble sensation;
Regard on the ruins of love may be built;
BrilIians had ever paste imitation;
Gold oft replaced by some base metal-gift!
YEARLY gazing, like one who is dreaming
Her deep griefyet trying to stife with signs,
Sad, bitter tears will be presently streaming
From sorrowing depths of those violet eyes;
Is man so noble, so priceless treasure?
Or hearts of fair girls merely toys for the vain?
To love or to lose, or to break them at pleasure,
Like glitterng trinkets you your chan9
Gone Yes he's, gonc though the birds go singing,
Whilst dreamy futter the fast falling leaves
IT'S over Yet still merry voices are ringing,
And reapers yet binding the brghe golden sheaves;
Still the clear brook where they wandered together
Flows on though its carol is changed to moan;
The but how changed is the bright sunny weather
To one left down-stricken and weeping alone
Gone Yes he's gone and she'll nourish her sorrow,
In silence and sharpness twill dwell in her breast;
Sadness weary to-day tomorrow,
The same hooking dreams ever haunting her rest;
Man, in his anguish, may publish his sadness,
And brazen it out by tine force of his will,
To woman tits given to laugh in her gladness;
To suffer in silence-to weep and be still!
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IL zen. Wool proposes transmitting his recol-
'iectons to posterity in volume.
va a sweet maiden in WestbroolSa Maine,
Goodrich, the champion skater of Ameri
t'' has challenged by Frank Swift.
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Tt is contrary to Hindoo etiquette for a
wife to address her husband in public
But don't she talk to him in private
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FREsH OYSTERSt

FRESH OYSTERS
cUPERIOR FRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED
- every evening at
r. 4. FERRELL's STORE, Hargett ST.,
which will be sold for 81 so per gallon.
w. 81. FERREIL.
Raleigh, Nov. 9, 1867. T-H
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OFFICIAL.

No. OF REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE SEVERAL
COUNTIES OF NORTH-CAROLINA::
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BACON AND LARD.
A NEW SUPPLY OF BACON AND LARD
n jr st received and for sale wholesale and re-
tail, by. UPCHURCH d DODD.
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SUGAR!
CUGAR HOUSE SUGAR!!
y REFINED SUGARS !
Fifteen Barrels in Store and for sale by
DOUGLAS BELL,
Market Square.
Raleigh, Nov. %, 1857. 165-tf
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EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.

For sale by all First-Class Dealers in the United
States and British Provinces.
For further information address the Agents,
ROBBINS g. APPLETON,
1872 Broadway, N. Y.
Nov. 10, 1867. 93-twSw1m.
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CHEESE! CHEESE!!
TWENTY BOXES PRIME FACTORY
i Cheese for sale cheap by
DOUGLAS BELL.
Market Square
Raleigh, Oct 2sth, 1867. 1O5-rf
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-07-19
Company "c.n state Guards.

This hns body OF troops passed through our town
on last Tuesday morning n rouis for Middle Tennessee.
They have bveh stationed at Bristol Since ftSfr orsapi.
niioh, and the shIisns Of lba place rfespseIiVs Of
PARTIES, speak In the highest tsfhs Of comfnsndation
Of their department. They 80 to Middle Tennessee
With no purpose o. Intimldaling OF Z" lordlng IL" over
pecsable and law abiding citizens, but simply to make
he refractory aud eVIl.dlsposed Of that disIoyal soc.
ton respect and obey tho laws. The company IS ON
tered by men who know their duty, and will discharge
Tat al hazards in spite o. all opposition. rs Ohhc@rs
we're all soldiers Of tina army Of The United States and
have fought rebels, when The leTriae snglnss Of war
Numbered fheir deadly yolhss, and viii Stand the
"brnr Ike fife heroes Of LsohidAS, should ihS enc
mics Of our state and Federal attempt
10 O1srrde their laws sad plunge oar teoeie into deep
e. troubles.
The destination Of this company bss not jet tuns
Plred' but the place requiring their services arc nu-
herous' 1t numbers the maximum II a company or
sanliA'lon and The following gentlemen, are lie com.
ni''loped omeen. Georss Edgar GrshAm CSptsnt
nelson heLaughllnl lat Lieut., joseph A, February nd
Lieut.. a.aANGC lsA
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THE UNION FLAG.
JonesbOv Fenn9 July 10 1867.
LOCAL. ITEMS.
Trip to the Flag Pond.

Nm Iavt Friday morning Capt. N. Hacker
IN, Republican candidate foF RePresentata-
live. in company with Samuel y. Griffith Esq.
commissioner of Registration and Col. N. B.
owens, started for tbe noted locality mem
,,oned' above. AT Dr.. Young'S they were
ioinedby Hon. P. PC. Nelson and NJ. P. Bor-
Cog Esq
About 70 o'clock they arrived at swinglea
vile where a good crowd Vas assembled to.
,.r,ly. them naptalh Hacker led Of. in
. sssech Of some two hUuts length in
,,hieh he fully and satisfactorily exposed
me disorsanising policy of Colonel Patton
,ud held up 70 public scrutiny his shameful
y,sord In the Rebel Legislature of lS6l-62,
ri, recommendation Of DeadericK to the
Judseship &c Sc. COL ? being ''non eat
:, r,ntus" the speaking was one sided.
sharp discussion then ensued between
Nan. p. Pr Nelson and Maj. Upton, catdi-
dates for the Senate, which was listened to
vitb the most respectful attention by the at
dience.
Cd On the next morning the toatsboto' party
having lost their friends Of Senatorial aspira-
lions. started for the Flag Pond chtrch,
IN fine meantime having been joined BY Jo-
,epb Tucker Esq, who added his full share
10 the enjoyment of the patty. Cd coming
IN ,lcht Of Jas. q. ttehstisy's Esq. their eyes
ver. greeted by the glotiuus old "stars and
s,ripes0 borne aiot by one OF the heroic
,ops Of that romantic tegion. A procession
va, formed numbering about three hundred
nersons, one hundred of whom were ladies.
Cant. Hacker was called to the front, and the
procession started from NJ. HenSeley's head
I'd by A band Of music and marched to the
church. Having seated themselves in a
grove near the CHURCH Capt Hacker came
forward and for two hours addressed the au-
dience completely exposing the vile mschina-
tIdbs Of The eOPperhs4dl party, Urging Che
truly loyal people Of that mOuntAih regioh-tO
vote unanimously for BrOwnlow, Butler, and
the entire Radical ticket, and after complete
ly exposing Col, Pstton's disOrganizing poll
cy and his more disgracsfaI history Ia con-
nection with the,rebel Legislature Of '6l-'62,
be politely asked those loyal mOantaihesrs
to remember his claims as the Radical homi-
nee for representative at the ballot box on
the let Thursday in August next.
Col. N. B. Owens then came forward and
delivered a short but eloquent speech, in
which he showed up conservatism III It's true
light, and warned the people against the de-
lusiOn, held oat By the EsaGhefooS leaders
Of that reasonable party.
At the conclusion of Col, 0wsu's speech
the Union League assembled and held one of
the largest meetings Of the kind ever held n
this country. -
The party perfectly delighted with the
warm reception given them by those stern
loyaliSts, returned 10 Jonesboro', determined
to bear forever in grateiul remembrance the
kind and hoSpitable treatment given them by
that people, whose loyalty 70 their govern
meut stands unparalleled in the history Of
the civilized world.
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Base BAN Club.

Some Of our young men becoming eogni.
lane Of the injurious effects Of sedenlAry
ne uPor their constitutions have at length
Dit upon a plan, which from TIE amount Of
bodily e1srtiOn required 10 .Ssry It ost prom
l'e' to have the Sesited eject. A Base Ball
Club has been organized composed Of The
SllOving members
Rev. J. s. Petty, James Bbllas, Dr.. @.
Wheeler, Col. N. B. Owens. James slemou,,
Melville slsmOns, Fain Anderson, Oscar Dill
worth, INV. hathss, John s.. MatAss, Capt.
oeofgs hcPherSOn, Thomas Hawkins, Dr. N.
> h%ahoney 4. ssiIfsh, a. ssisfsld, D. Meek,
!, a. Bowel, s. J. Kirkpatrick, Capt. N.
aaslsr Col in. scuddsr, VS.. February,
., Deske, William Dosssr, E. N. Gr9,
NIB LtsHaAl Kelly L. a. Dodge. NAD
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@ General Order
HBAD0UARrERs TENN. srArE GUARUa
Nashville. June 7th 1881

HBADQUARrERs TENN. STArR GUARDS, I
Nashville, June 7th, 1851
General Orders No. q.
J.. Whereas, | have commissioned General
JOs,As Cooper, who Is an experienced and
prudent man, 10 take the oversight and com.
mand of all the companies " State Guards
organized by me 10 Tennessee, with Authori.
" 10 make such changes Ia the location Of
companies rs he, In constellation with me,
may deem necessary and proper. This or
der is issued TO notify all officers and enlist
ed men TO strictly obey bis orders.
II. There are now twelve companies,
ready for the service, and although | and no
tfoublo IN raising companies, there will not
be called lBto service more thar twelve OF
fourteen companies, al told, uhftss the re-.
belliOds conduct Of the people shall make Il
necessary TO increase the force.
III. The length Of time that this small
forsesof State Militia will be continued 10
the service, depends entitely upon the con.
duct Of the people. The Indications are
that we ace to have disturbances at different
points prompted bg bad and rebelllous men ;
but IN this, hope ft the sake Of the eoun-
Try, That I NAY be ~disappointed.
VIC. BRoWNLoW, ~
CommAnder-in n Chief State Militia
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Lee g. Taylor.

Attention to the advertisement Of this firm.
Here is a capital opportunity for OuF farm
erSto secure sacks for the transportation of
their wheat. This is a first class Commits
son Establishment, and We heartily commend
it to the patronage of the farming community.
IDe The weather for the past two weeks
has been hot and dry. Gardens patched mp,
and the corn blades are twisted Into rolls.
Eyeft body complaining Of the s#eltering
heat. A good rain would be gratefully re-
ceiVed by all, aud make thousands of BUSH
els of corn in our valley.
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HIP The magic Of success galvaniEeS re-
bells into patriots, speculation into enter
prise and ippudence into genius, and under
its magical Influence vice Is mistaken tor vir-
tue, and ignorance sometimes passes for
krOwledee offered as q stock text, from
which We would like to hear sermons from all
the pulbits in the country, tbus-"D Do not
drink, DO not smoke, do not murder, do not
lie, do not cheat, do not steal, do not gamble,
be generous, fear not, love your fellew men
rs well as God, love trnth, love vlFtbei use
Rbbatk's Bitters and be happy.
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For the Union FlAg.l
Letter from Peter NJ, Reeves.

hDIToRs UStoN FLAG In the spring Of
ts69, the Legislature Of tBS State Char
teted an institution Of isdfHing at Jbhhson's
Depot dithS i've Truestees, and 1t the last
session Of the Legislature ten bthet Trustees
were ddded, making in ali fifteen. As there
has been no injecting Of the Board of Trus-
tees since the Charter haq been amended, I
would respectfully request the afdsesaid mum
Der Of Trustees to meet at the School House
near Brush Greek camp ground, on Friday
the 26th inst, at 81 o'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose Of regularly organizing the Board
Of Trustees, and accepting the Charter. At
the same time and place the Rev. l.. r. Dfake
will deliver ansaddfess upon the subject Of
education. All Of our citizens who ate Ii.
teIssted in building up a first class school at
this place are cordially invited to a!ieni.-
We would be glad 10 see al the patents and
childfet In the Heighbdth0od present.
PETER NJ. REEVES.
July 18th, 1851.
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

The last quarterly meeting for this Con-
ference, on the Jonesboro' circuit will be
held at ~Speedwell" meeting house next
Saturday and Sunday, July goth, and 2ln.
On the 3rd day of August next, there will
be cOpmeneed a Camp Meeting hnd Quarter
!! Meeting, at Sulphur Spring camp ground,
on the Fall Branch Circuit, to continue over
the following Supday-Alf are cordially In
vited 10 attend. L. r. DRAKE.
slF Hr-4W Ntat1 ~" .preaidinO Elder,
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An IMPROVEMENT,

A heat and substantial shed has bseh
erected Ovet the hat-scalesi which adds colt
S%iderably to the appearance Of that part Of
town Credits due to the workmanship Of
Samuel r.. Grihth Esqr. tor making this
Structure Ornamental as wen as beneficial.
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u' advsrialng ppiFonS are requested 70
ING "a theif advertisements on Mondays
ssa'lJ Tuesday mornings. The matter for
pe' u n'Ads up By Tuesday evening,
wm sa's''i'enenss coming 10 amer that time
wa nA'' to lay VvsFs weak later
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Errors Of Youth.

Aasntlsnsn who suasrsd Sf ten years from N.r.
vOus Debility. PremsHHs Decay, add al he Effects Of
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humanity, send fvs % al vh0 I'D a, he rclps ana
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Users experiences, can do 90 By addressing. 10 psffse,
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Herring's Patent Champion Safes

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Gibson & Kelly, DRUGGISTS,

Have received a stock Of Notions, Fancy
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To the Patrons of the Cleve,
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JUST PUBLISHED
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"Smiles and Frowns,p Ny Cogftd4
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Publid Speakiha.

HHWFtT , DNHUVI NVW0NI TWNHWNJ 3Vs
The speaking will commence at these
places at o O'Clock. P. NJ.
His competitor Is cordially invited to be
present, and a division. Of time will be DC
corded.
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TOBACCO USERS ATTENTION
fHE KPfEFnE ron TOBACCO DESTROYED BI
USING

0ttOn'S Preparation"
oHEwERs EnasMoKERs, lsavO Of this disgusting
one box Of ORToN's PREPARATION, used aeeord
inK 70 directions, ID varrAntcd 70 destroy the Aptstits
for Tobacco In any psrsoh, no matter bow strong Tho
habit may BE-, IN one msnthls hme.
No more hspksrng for tobacco amer using one b6R
R~ECOLLECT 1T Is WARRANTED,
Forwarded 70 any part Of the country on receipt Of
i. DOUGLAS, General Agent.
Boz i6fa Portland, Ne.
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TINE MORRILL, ErRoLEUMsToYE COMPANY
Mahufaeturs Summer stoFsf for burning Ons
and Hapfhas, that prove a deci5ed suteesa, making :
blus Non Luninous fame, burninsH NM Alcohol cooks
eharmlngly snd for a circular
WIN. "A. HOLLAND, Agent,
~ oongrss Street, Bbstou, Mas.
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY
ONLY Twenty-Five Dollars

The star shuttle Sowing Machine. An entirely new In.
VentIon-a ntts aRy other ssring MaeiiHs N hg World
PATENTED 1867. II uses Too lreadl, aud makeaa
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large A other a~tst-elAsa machines. A child can loarn
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10 furnish them complete, with one shuttle, six bob
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LADIES
w AND GENTLEAES-8l00 TO $3.50 Pea MoHTH-
To sell the genuine Common sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. Price only SIS. This machine will stitch,
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cloth canbdt be pulled apart, even after cutting across
the seam btety quarter OF An inch. Every machine
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