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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
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IUNE.

JUNE.
Tho sweet voiGptuous June,
Is here at length-thrOush all the sunny hours
Over the grateful earth to sprinkle flowers
In beautiful array,
And closhe with deeper vsrdure hill and plain,
And give the woods their glory back again.
No bird whose swelling throat
Quivsrs with song, or whose extended wing
Fans the soft air, but eheerlior doth sing.
While DER the broeIss nOat
OdOrs from blossoms which the sun's careas,
Wakes to new life in the field and wilderness.
The shimmering sunlight falls
On mount and valley with softer sheen;
And lOi the orchards, newly clothed with green,
Lift up their eOrOnals
OF flowers bright. hued, or, shaken by the breeze,
Rain their sweet largcas from a thousand trees.
The green and tender maize
Pierces tho molhIenSd mold, and from the air,
And earth and sunlight gather strength to dare
The sultry summer days.
And springs sweet promise Of autumual fruit
Lives In the blade Of every fragile shoot.
Out underneath the sky
Where the FREQ winds may toss their sunny ourls,
FrOlic glad companions Of boys and girls,
In sinless TovelrI;
whlls nature smiles approving on their play,
And lambs and birds with them keep holiday.
All gentle things rejoice
IN the new life and beauty round them spread
Green earth beneath, the blue sky over head
And with sxultant voice
Psur their thanksgiving 70 the Lord Of all.
Whose loving. earo notes even the sparrOw's fall.
Then welcome, bouny June
The brsezes fragrant with the breath OF lowers,
with song and sheen that make the laughing hours
The glad years holiday
with grateful hearts their presence do we bless,
And In thy gifts rejoice with thankfGiness.
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MARIE MODERATION.

BT The London Spectator says:
"Gifts of prlhcely mounts-amounts
which would yield fortunes in mere
interest, have been repeatedly mado
to great American cities, to colleges,
to libraries, and this during the life
time of the donors, but we can scarce.
ly recall an instance Of the kind ia
Great Britain"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

NAsANN0UNcING CANDIDATEs--FOr Munich
ipal Offices, So OO County So OOi State,
$40 90.
JoB-PRISTISa, of all descriptions, neatly
executed.
neAs All communications tending to per-
sonal agrandizement or emolument will be
charged the same as advertisements.
Advertisements and Subscriptions con-
timued unless NEReRrages are paid and
ordered 10 be stopped, and they will
be charged for accordingly.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

BGrGen. Grant is said 10 bo in
hourly receipt Of kilograms from all
quarters, pledging him such vote as
never was given before the reelection
Of Abraham Lincoln. ...
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
The Democratic State Convention

NASHVILLE, May 10.-The Demo
cratic State Convention to appoint
delegates to the National Convention
will be held at Nashville on the ninth
of June.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

p9 Tho Cincinnati papers toem
with accounts Of highway robbery
nightly committed on tho roads lead
ing out Of tho city. The city police
cannot cope with the foot pads, and
patrols Of horsemen are suggested as
the only remedy for tho evil.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

trHenry Ward Beechor, In ro-
cent Sunday morning sermon, said
that if he was a merchant, and want.
cd TO sell goods, he would advertise.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

M Women do beat the world IN
the invention Of the dearest little
pieces Of machinery that ever glad.
dehod household. frIi
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
Patent LnYn Lntters.

DEAR Miss --After long considera-
tion and much meditation upon the
great reputation you possess in the
nation, ! have strange inclination to
become your relation. IL this abla-
tion is worthy af observation, and
can abtain commiseration, it will bo
on aggrandization beyond all caIcula-
tion Of the Joy and exultation of
PETER II. FORMATION.
p ST. solicit the acccptation of
the love and appreciation, one propose
the annexation Of the lives and destina-
tion of Petor IL. POrtation and Mario
Moderation. 0E
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

GrIf your God hates idolatry.
why does he not destroy it1 a heath
en- asked. And they answered him:
"Behold, they worship the sun, tho
moon, the stars; would you have him
destroy this beautiful world for the
sake OF The foolishl ~.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

" At Jacobs jewerly store 10
Chicago, on Thursday, a man request
ed to be shown a diamond ring worth
$4,000. Upon It's being produced he
put Il on bis finger, rushed out and
has not as vet been. captured.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

Bar The South Carolina Democratic
Committee, having been received by
the House Committee on Reconstrue-
tion yesterday, made known their OBJ
ieetions to tho now Consultation.
They hold thatthe school.tax is unjust
in requiring both whites and blacks
to pay for schools which the children
of the white nobility will not attend.
They don't like schools in South Caro-
lima
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

John Smith, an ex- Confederate off,
Ger, has been teaching a negro school
since the war, in Mississippi.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
THE ANswEr.

DEAR PETER IL have persued your
grafton with great deliberation, and
little consideration at the great in
fatuation Of your weak inauguration
to show such veneration on so slight
a foundation. After mature dclibera-
tion and serious contemplation, 1
fear your proclamation is filed with
adulation, or saying from ostentation
to display your education by an odd
enumeation or rather multiplication,
of words Of like termination, though
different in Specification. But as
admire association, and am in favor
of annexation, l acknowledge my ap-
probation, and indeed my incliaation,
to accept with qualification the lovO
and alteration set forth in your decla-
ration and will, with preparation
love, and animation, remain with ro-
and rejoice in the appella'
tiOn of
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

Mrs George d. Prentice was a Miss
Henrietta Bebbam, and the sister Of
Calhoun Benham, who figured years
ago as second in tho famous Terry.
Broderick duel in California, and
later as a Colopolin tho rebol army.
~ A wife Of fourteen years, who
was married after two weeks court
ship. Is IN Toledo applying for a
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

t5-Fhe crying Of children should
not be too greatly discouraged. Il is
systematically repressed, and tho re-
sultmay be St.Vitus's dance, epiloptio
tip, or some othoF disease Of the her-
vous system. What Is natural is
nearly always useful.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
THE UNION FLAG.
JOneSbOrO', Tenns June 5, 1868.
@. e. GRESHAM.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TarnnR-

b6S~ The UNION FLAG will be published
every Friday Morning, on the following
terms
One copy, per year, 80 90
Six months, 2 90
Single copy, 10 cents.
TERMS FOR CLUBS.
To Club of Five subscribers, each, So rs
To Club of Ten subscribers, each, 2 so
To GLIB Of Twenty subscribers, each, 2 90
No attention will be paid to orders for the
paper, unless accompanied by the CASH.
Terms Of Advertisins.
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Bledsoo, 3; DeKalb, 5; Fentress, 2;
Grundy, 2; Hamilton, s; jackson, 4;
Meigs,. 8; Marion, 3; Macon, A; Over
ton. 8; Rhea, 2; sequatohie, p Smith,
8; Van Buren,, d Warren, 9; White, ..
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The Death Of VIM. L. Yanccy.

TMc Uchlu Va w HE LIE AuHOCye
Under the above head, we find the
following paragraph in the Northern
press
VIM. L. Yancey, died in Richmond
shortly after his return from an un-
successful Confederate mission abroad.
1t has not generally been known that
the cause of bis death was violence.
He was Senator from Alabama in
the Confederate Congress, and in
course of rot debate on the abstract
doctrines of State rights and the di.
vinity of slavery, with Senator from
Georgia, no received the lie" from
his antagonist. Yancey Immediately
leaped forward to strike, but was
caught and violently thrown back
over desk by, his opponent, serious
" injuring his spine. He was carried
away, vote of sccresy was passed,
and in few weeks be died. 1t is on
ly latsly that the case has become
known.
Ben. Hill, of Georgia, is said to
have boen the SENATOR
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
MRs. PETER IT. PoRrArIoN.

P. ST. suggest the Information
that we meet in consultation, and
make some preparation for the final
consumation of the intended anexa-
tion, when l bear the same relation
to your homo and occupation that
bear to myself.
MARIF MopER ALTON.
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miscellaneous.
Renuhllcan Ntaie COnYentIon.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 23, 1868.
In accordance with q resolution
adopted by the Republican State
Central Committee, at a meeting
holden on the 2Sth ultimo, a State
Convention Of the Republican party
is hereby called TO assemble at the
State Capitol on tho 10th day Of June
proximo, to consider tho nominations
made by the National Republican
Convention, recently held at Chicago
and to take appropriate action In
reference thereto; to nominate can
didates for Electors for the State at
large; 10 nominate q candidate for
Congressman for the State at large
for the unexpired term of the Fortieth
Congress and for the Forty-arst Con-
Rress; to take such other action as
may be deemed expedient.
The committee recommend that
tho Republicans Of the several coun-
ties Of the State assemble in conven-
ton on Monday, the first day Of June
next, at their respective county seats
10 select q number Of delegates to
said convention in accordance with
tho basis representation adopted by
the last State Convention, by which
the serveral counties are entitled as
follows:
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05

"a An Australian lady gives pub
lie notices, by advertisement, that if
her husband does not turn up in three
months she means 10 marry again.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
MachInerr for East Tennessee.

Inc hlngst0n EdSt IehheSScdN bAyH !.
Gen. Wilder, with some fly
mechanics, and over one hundred
tons of machinery, reached Chatta-
nooga on Friday morning last, on his
way to bis mandatory near Post
Oak Springs, in this courty. His
machinery Is. valued at 100000. .
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rrnsr ooNenEssIosAL DIsrRIcT.

Carter, 6 delegates; Cooke, 8 Grain
ger, 5, Greene, 0; Hawkins, z; Han
cock, 4; johnson, 4; Jefferson, IL;
Sewer, 8; Sullivan, 5; Washington, 8.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. j..
Anderson, o. Blount, s; Union, 4
Campbell, 4; Claiborne, 3; Knox, 10;
Roano, 0; Monroe, 8; McMinn, 8;
Bradley, q Polk, q Morgan, 2; Scott,
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6 Dl,ttDe @Dnoentipi,.
Wtriammlnng 6es Ra0ifaIea Gentral
GonmtD GOntites.

Sas Central Gountb gonlite berlams
nelte Ii6 am Miittpod ben 5. Sebruar
@aAinittaeS 4 llbr in Der Siaetbaile.
@eaenipartia tparen bic Serren:
s. $. ,Difeb, 8. SIS. 8eabobD, s.
Wilfon, 6. gS. Metcalf, Sobn Hubm,
@m. Mils, Mbram Gmitb, Dan. s..
Malfer, Nelion g. Nerrp, Siineon 81.
gSaIter, Senr9 Sarbing, Siram &bJees,
Or. N. &nafH liu6 Sobn 2atprence.
'Gs ipuroe bei1loIen:
1. DAP 8rinldrberIaminlunaen in
ben berf@ieoenen @aros uno Diltritts
am Mittu o d, ben 19. Sebruar
Z llbr Mbeh6s abgebalten fueroen
loIIen, UNI Deleaaten fir cine gounth
Examinations Gohbentien su ernennen
Die am 9 nnabeno, ben %. e.
bruag Na@ NJ tttaas I'll 8 I I'M
Naibbille @ourtbans itattfinoet.
2. Sab bic @epraientationsbaiis ipie
folgt feit9eiebt 1T: Sin Delegat fir
iebe so Gtiinuien bic in Der @ouberS
neursiuabI fir Broiunlolp abaeaeben
iunr0en un0 Elm aobitioaelIer Defeat
fir ieoes @ruHt9eil iiber Is @timnsn.
6erner, oab ieoer Diitritt in ipeld)en
feline Babl ab9ebalten ipurhe, su einem
Selegateri bere6ti9t fem fou. q 9
Sic folgenoe @efddftsoronuna iuar0
fur Die Contention feiteefteut:
1. Nonination bon Ganoioaten fur
oas Sberriffsamt, tiir Nebenue goIlefs
fnr. fiir G0tltltt Eruftee: fir Gnu,ft,,
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NaibuiIe Mn6 3loruiQe
Giif1ltQi1l.

Die attirn =SSii9er Der Tsnnsffesf unb Paeife.ei'
fenbabn Itegen iekt tn 6sr Office Don sOi. gg aGsr
linton rnb Blanter's 8anI ode pom Union unb Col,
ege Strabe cen. Die ate fofet ieSs $50, bic srfts
erfcrberIide Gin3GbIung betr6gt&t per Nttie.
pie aisIesnnS 6fefer 8abn u yoaenbef, bic ProfI'
anfibten, Pldne, 8eric5te nub Mbi46fuuGen fias IN
s. %, Maer's Office eintnfeben. 57sF
Die Hidbfigfeit bieiey 8abn fir 9of5uiHe unb ben
StGat als Gittwidungsn bes A6erbaues RaA
mineralii6en gsei9tbAmer tann nis9t iberf96at w4s
ben, ba biefeLre bur elm Qano Idlft spei1es anDer
glei9Ii3 IN Besug awf ben Mnbaa pom Getrsibe una
nriberfrofien alf biefem Gontin ut 1inf5dtIi@ Der
Siebwei1en lit. SIN teinem enberen 9aiiheBtbeiie
t6nnen feiuese Eraiben anS ra9te aaer art seissea
uerben. sReipe 8abf IN ben Ser. Stanteu kann hurh
adnter, 70 reid an WineraIten, ME RebIeI, GiieR.
anpfer, 3tnt MnS 4etroeMm, Ieuten. Die 26Iser
ieferu uneri5 Spfi9e 0dfIen Der beien Eiten, qaps
peln, Giben, fGwar5e 28aInne aiTfden q. {. 70.
tleberau rei1Iide Aafiettrafts fir ale M5olisben
2Iuede. 81 s
asenn biee Babn eebaut IT, 70 uish BEL Sen ie4t 70
niebriseu aanbpreiien urtb BEL Der anerf1Sphi&fa
6rH9tbarteit ,ae ben sro6sn RaIfsqaelien siefsr
Staat bic europdiiGe GinIpant erung pef5Ig3 an rs
iiebeu uiih lire 6eimntb perbetI. -
aBir appeiIiren auf bas Gruftlidfe an Ssbeu, sef
Snteree an Der Bobsfabrt beies Stootes nub si.;e1
ct BIT ammt, attien tn nebmen uno 10 bietes untess
nebinen NIT alien &rhften 81 natssititeg,
1lz9 -
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@erDr6misuA

um Die ginna6men Der Gtabt gu ere
b6ben uno gu berbinbern, baB
8ieeeu fret urnberlaufen.
p IS fei bef9Iofien % NJ
Boar6 MIbermdnneruti6
BEN Gomm MON Council Der
&taot 0afbDilIe, bab cine
Steuer bon bret Dollars per GtiiG
auf ale B0de unb 8iegen 9eleet tpere
ben fol, tpel1e innerbdlb Der @ren3en
Der Corporation bon NafbbiIle seeignet
llno aebaItenmeroen uno baB es 6ie4fli9t
6es itabtif6en @farf6alls fein fol,
6iefe Steuer an ODER Dor benz 1. Mldrs
ieben Sabres "a erbeben.
Serntr fei bef9Iof en-, 6ab
irgenb cine Yerion, ais @i9entbimer
eiues 8O6es ooer elmer 8iege, tpeIhe
folden Bod ooer ioI@e 8iege innerbdlb
Der Corporation bon Naf6biHe fret
berumlaufen last, elmer Hngebibrlid /.
feit f@uI0ig erabtet iper6en ioH, tpofiir
cine Strafe bon fiinf Dollars fir ie6ct
Sag, tueI9en Elm folder Bod ODER cine
ioI9e 5ie9e frei berum9elaufen 1T, 81
besabIen 1T. ipeIbe Citrate in Der
Court oes BoIt3eis Gommilioners err
bOben iperben fol-; bic cine $dlfte bes
StrafaeIbes iol in ben ftdotif9eu
S1ab Fieben, Die anbere S6lfte foll
benz Mntl6ger in aenannter Commits
foners Court 3ufaaen.
6erner fei bef@Iofien,
baB es bic 8Fi3t 6es fta6til6en Star.
i9alIs fein foa, ale frei berumlaufenD
ben B6fe utlb 8reeen fnnerbalb Der
Corporation bon NafbbiIIe einaufans
aen nn6 Oielelben brei Sage lang I'M
Nrbeitsbaus az bebaIten un6 ipenn
binnen 6iefer Belt 9iientan6 erf9eint,,
UNI biefeIben 3uriid ;u DerRneen. 70
Iol 6ann Elm folder Bod ODER cine
iolde 8ie9e tobtgefdofien unb aus Dem
Beae aeldafft tperoen.
Serner iei bef6loiien,
ba6 90 Die @Fi9t Oes itdbtilden Wfar :
fhdlIs un6 ieiuer Deputirten fein fol-,
10 iuie Der Witglieoer oer WRetropolis
tansY olisei, eiefe Berorbnung aussu'
fiibren. ~
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&pblem,
Die neue 0erorbnuns' besasi6 pes
&oblenDerfaufs tpirb NIT alIer
Gtrenge anSeefibrt tperben.

Da neuerer 3eit beint it6otii6en
Marldau 8lagen 5eitens Derer, ipel6e
Roblen gefauft baben oariiber angebradt
ipor6en linb, baB Die 2aoungen mangels
bat iuaren, 10 miro Die fol9enbe Ser
or6nung, iuelde btlrdl bic lebte regulare
8erfaninluug oes Staotratbs an9e>
nonnlen iuuroe, befannt 9ertia9t un6
iol bon iebt an itrene ourdeefabrt
iper6en:
Cine Ser0ro ING, I'M Ses
trilg beim 8erfauf un6 8erntelIen bon
8oblen gu berbiiten:
@sfei Def dIolfen bonn Wfas
bor, 8oaro Der MI6ermanner un6
Common Council bon NafbbiIe: ss
1. Sectten. SAP aHe 8oblenber>
fdufer ansubaltel iino, ben 9ebaIt eines
ie6eli 8arren iuel9en fie CUR Mbliefes
runa bon &oblen 9ebrau9en, 6ur1 Den
stpeiten afiiltirenoen Marfts @Iere er.
rtitteln gu lalien un6 benieIben an Ie>
benz ioI6en Garren 6eutli6 ansumere
Fen, 3ugleid nit Dem 0amen bes 8ers
tauferS uno Ser Summer oes &arrens.
Oie Nufidrtft nlB Die 8abl Der 8uibel
ieoer 9lrt uno ieben 9raoeS bon &oblen,
'pelde Elm iolber Sarren entbalt, irenu
ebenmdbig sefaat ieoe Defenders an9es
ben.
2. Gection. Sap Der 8aufer elmer
2abun9 Soblen, tuelder bermutbet, baB
fie gu serina iei, biefelbe mad ben ifaos.
tifden Baagen beoroeru mag, UNI ae.
priift sn tueroen unb Dap I'M Sal ioIde
2aouns gu 9ering befunben miro, bie>
ielbe Der Staot perfaIlen iein foa fir
Den 9ebrau1 nnb gum 8eten Der Sir.
men.
8. @ection. DaB bic gernadlai>
ii9uuJ ODER llnterlafiung Seitens zines
Soblenberfaufers, Den 8eitimmungen
Der I. Section bieisr Sererbnung nah<
5ufommen, ais Elm 8ereeben angeleben
unb betrabtet merben loiI, fir iueIdes
senaunter 8erfdufer nit sierIuft feiner
sens als &oblenbanoler bel llebeHiibs
rung Dor irgeno einem 9eri9tsbof, Der
iiber Corporations sGergeben @eri9ts>
bartlett ausil6t, beitraft iuerben loG.
A. 9ection. DAP ben 9tnltspfti9s
fen, tpie fie seitber Dem 5iueiten alfftie
renoen Nfarft Glerf bor9eldrie6en
iuoroen iuaren, nod DIE YFiht binsus
oefiiet tper6e, elm gerseiAniB iiber
Summer unb geiuidt ieoes ibln borges
3ei9ten &arrens, 9famen oeS oenielben
beiiksnOen ooer beripenben6en 8ertdus
ferS, rebIt Dem 8ebalt 6es Sarrens,
tuenn nit ben eeip0bnlid in oenieIben
transportirten 9trten unb @raben bon
&oblen gefIat, 81 fiibren. @r ion iebe
2abung Soblen, tpelGe ibm our priis
flung borsefiibrt miro, for9faltig iuieeen.
fol- Den @ebalt 9enannter Qabung unb
Den Nainen 6es 8erfaufers, in beiIen
Dienit elm folder &arren beripan6t miro
nebit Der Summer genannten &arrens
i@riftli9 aufnebnen u. Dem Subrmann
eenannten &arrens cine beglaubigte9l6s
i9rift FOLDER Nufnabme einbanoigen.
5. @ection.. SaB oieie 8eroronung
bon unb mad Dem 5eitpuntt ibrer Yaf<
iiruna in 8irtlamfeit treten fou.
6. Gectton. 9lIe 8erorbnungeu
ODER Sbeile bon 9eroronllngen, iueI9e
biermitin gSibsripru9 iteben, fino bier>
burd anfgeboben. ian31 1g8
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Sic gtaafs5eitam8 fir 1868.
SagIi6e unb $50 dentIide
Staatss3eitung; Subftrip :
tions.Yreife.
SasIi6e 3eitung: bar6
ben krager ins SauS geliefert ODER per
8olt berlanbt):
Sci monatlider ODER biertelidbrIi6er
8orausbeaabluns ST per WoHat.
sddt i'm 8oraus be5ahlt
81. 25 per Wonat.
Sci 8odentlider Collection bur6 ben
Srdger.. 80 Gents per ISOLDE.
gS5bentIihe 8eitun9:
Dur6 ben Srager ms Saus 9eltefert
10 Gents per Summer.
Ser SOFT mad allen Sbeilen 0er 8er<
einigten Staaten -. So Der Sabr.
Ser Yoft nod SeHti6lanb, @orto
porau5besablt
SIS. % per 5abr.
SO per SaIbiabr
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