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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-12
AGENTS WANTEpt
TIE GREAT K0RK GNMPLgFEi

va " ~ gfcf0RS HfSTo.
~ Cpa, Political and Miiitory) Of the
Southern Rebellion is no0 ready,
EaHIs somplstss thiS great Nallanaluart IT'S, BY
il far, the moskeEhau1tiFs and safaheioiy q ell
the narratives Of thq late Civil War. Il has the .sr.
doreateafof numerous ~0sernofs, Members OF Con.
gus. Eminent 0fieer and Civilians. IL u, IN fact,
he Only History Of the War worthy Of the nAme.-
Sold By Agents 4 r ssnt b. kxpreas 10 any Nfiresf on
rssipl Of prlcs, VIA. IN Naslin hndipg e.n'psr vol
WA. n 0IffING, Gsna As't,
rar IS spruce street, SeH York.
NJ AGENTS, TAKE NOTICE. This great work
hslnr complsts will nos command q large circultfhrn.
Good Canvassafa, nals or faualR, can readily palEe
SO pr day IN tatirg names far ~ Very liberal cont
Missions allowed ard c~xsiusiye territory given. lor
citculsr N particuar address a above.
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$3.50 REWARD.

TTM. q. BR0WNLoW, GOVERNOR OF
wv she State OF TenBessee.-To all wko
shall see these presents greeting:
Whereas, IL has been made known 70 me
that a certain ROBERT PHIPPs, charged
With having COMPUTED a foul and atFocious
murder OF the 18th day Of May, 1850, upor
the body Of Or, g.. G. Newson, late Of our
county Of BaFidson, has hed from justice,
ard Is now running st large
Now, therefore, /, VIZ. @. BRowNLoy, Gov
eruor as aforesaid, by v~irtueof the powers Ra
Authority In me vested, DO hereby offer A re-
ward o. TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOIL
LARS TO any person or persons who may APP
prekend said RohsIt Pbipps, and deltEeT him
70 the Sheriff or gaIor Of our county of DN-
vidson, In order that justice in that bshGlf
may be bad and executed.
Robert Phipps, the murderer Of hewsom
is about Gye feet ten or eleven inches high,
weighs ab6ot 165 ibSl, sallow complexion,
Roman nose, mustache and ehin-vbiskers
u a light color, a6d tbinIy set profane and
emitting conversations. lie Is from rs to II
years old.
- Ia testimopy whereof I have here
-. unto subscribed my maze, and
caused the Great Seal of the State
49, 70 be aHBEed, ut Nash yfle, on this
2sth day Of May, 1883.
b the Governor; WIG. BR0wELOE.
Al, F~tETcHSR, Seefesary Of State. 17
ie~aamAy79w4.
5000 REWARD.
Tba c-ienda ~ The dsc.ased Newso1 ofer
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MEDICAL ILLUMINATION!

-Four MagnlAeeptly illustrated Medical Books, COM
tanning fmportaR Physiological Information for Men
aud Women, sent FREQ on receipt Of rs cents BY address
Ing Dr.. Sohn ysE&erpool, No. 30 Clinton Place, New
York City.
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STAR AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
PHE
Albany Cotton Gin MaRufact' Co.,
AJpANV N Y


WIN. B. EMERY, Survivor Of Emery Brothers) su.
perintendent 81 Mandatory, Manufacturers OF
General Agricultural Machinery,
Comprising the celebrated ?, STAR Thresbipg Ma
rhines; "Star'' Railway Tor Epdloas Chain and lever
Horse Powers; Star Cotton Gins and Condenaers;
Circular CToss.Cut Saw Mills Vegetable Cutters I;
Horse Hay ForkP Corn and Feed Mills Poser Corn
Shelters Dog Powers, &C., &c.
We wish to call the particular attention Of farmors
to our celebrated 'STARrTnRESHER AND CLEAN.
ER, Which, N lately Improved. We Claim II far supe-
rioT to any othe- n.aohine now In market. It's com.
pact and easily portable; simple IN Its consl r%uciIon,
and therefore easy to operate By tho most inexperi-
enced, aud viii do its work with marvellous ~rapidity
and perfection, and with Comparatively tho least de-
mand upon the strength Of the animals driving IL.
We have made recent Improvements 10 this machine
by which we are enabled 10 1orobehh clean hs grain
under almost any Combination of difficulties, and NO
IRE now using an entirely new and effective device for
relieving tho feeder Of dust, Thus making the opera
ton Of threshing as comfortable and safe a. with the
ordinary machines 1t Is annoying and frequently de-
%StruetiVe to health,
These machines are made Of suitable sizes for our
'fstar' Railway Power aud also for our "stAr" Lever
Power.
Ror full particulars send for our illustrated DeSerip-
tive Circular and Price List,
AGENTS WANTED .-COTTsspondents will please
address II ALBANY COTTON GIN MANCFAC-
TURING CO., P. o. Drawer los, Albany, N. Y.
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TRIBUTE OF

called meeting Of the seisnee Hnl Literary Society
was held At Johnson Depot on The slh lnsI.
President A. n. Hoss took the chair, and, in A few
appropriate vOfda, sEphlsed ne Oblsei O the meet
Ing. A.. n. YeageE, w y, Young and u. III, Carr were
Appointed 70 dan suitable rssolulionb. Tho following
preamble and resolutions were reported And approved
Since il has issmsd a., 70 " AilwIis Providence, to
take from ID Al honorable msmbsf-a hoblN g~enefous-
hearted youih, laaiy stssses . eRe Of re brishies.
which DO livea-and, - . tribute o. fespcet 10 The
memory o. ons 20 worthy q epulatisn, b y
Rusirsd lst That q e via feellnp q the deepest
and a~asociale j.. q. WILLIAMS and thsi, IN hs Death,
We have iott an able and worthy member, and soclsty
a glrsuous and exsmplasJ hiend. LE.
"a, That 70 deeply dePiorp his deathi but W. hum
BY submit 70 the dispaniatioh Of Divine ProFidsncs,
and hope thal our los q hA ETERNAL gain,
"a. That ~gtruiy sympethire With ha parents and
% oS.disbs nd diis, * latter o. : fisnd q tue and
filhfui. f ..r
Nh, mat sOpT sf rhss resolutions - sen, to his
5h, maj the preceding. o. ,hls mse,lns bs pub.
liahDd IN the Jonasboro' Uaioa Flag and ne arssnsTilis
kahanai Unba. A.H. rHAenns Or, s~AT.
Mao that !, bom Of womao 1, Of lew day, ana fall
Of trouble. n eonssh gorsh llhs . aousr and 70 eut
down he hseth also a = shados and eoatinnaih net
Oar broihsr ha. isn bis vont 81 yos
fo- regions of eternal love.
HNa God vho alitd hln from bsloS,
70 loin d pndalng Hin above
OIL 81 fhs thoaght. our broihF q gone.
In hlsnos rnt hs pcaceful head.
HIS sout, renewed b early fncs,
In heaven has sought lie native place.
Sleep, brothsf dsar, and take yoas rsst.
0si called you home-He thought u best.
npaa bard, indeed, topart Nth thee
Bui Chhafs sirons arm nppoHsd ms.A
Dor brother hitsps bsnsafh Ne FrounA,
III The last trnmrgtt Joyful sound, II
fhsn burst The ehalnl With svssl surpnss.
And IN he q~av1or'r im.Ts fit.
This World 70 vain anf fail Of pam,
with Fief apt tronble tois!
Oar trofhsf = Chat. Who Il a rstt
VIA Chfisi forsTsfmors,
olssp On, tr,lbsr, az Eort 70 don.-
he ntoItli ranu are past
Slna has tone ahf borne thss hone,
bsyouf ne riorny bl.sl
Ths ta1lsi - q trolhsris isss
IL rstrei " tiutsf len.
~ 11niia hIin Il ncw ahore- ar-r
ht fitatf en arb hrsn.
VIZ steulf - reafn 90 brotAsris les,
anct falh ~ BIN 10 bllgf
heNsu Agai1 ~ ~ nlth \ flsdt
Aa1 eahlt hat prsnssi tha.
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GgS. HD0P SKIRTS. SOB
WM. T. HOPKINS own MAKE
KEYSTONE SKIRTS,

VI
"KEYsT0NE SKIRTS"
Are tbs best and Cheapest Low Priced Hoop Skirts
In tho market. Trail Skirts, rs springs 81 90, 80
springs. 81, 20 and 20 springs. 81, -. Plain skirts, .
tHpes, 20 springs, 50 cents 20 springs, 9s cents; 80
springs, Sl.la; and IS springs, sl,2j. Hsrraafed IN
erTy respsct.
"0ur ~ Maken OF UNION SKIRTS Eleven
Taps Trails, from 20 to so springs, Sl,20 to $2,5O.-
Plain, six tapes, 20 to 50 springs, from 96 cents to
92,50. These skirts are better than those sold by other
. Establishments ~ FIRST class goods, and at Tanch lower
rates.
P" Our own make Of " Champion skirts are in
every way, hyperion to all other Hoop Skirts before
tho public apd only have to DO examined or worn to
con vince every one af the fact, Manufactured Of the
beat linen-aRtshed EHglAh Steel Springs, very supe-
ripr tapes, aud the style Of the metallic iastenings and
manuer Of securing them, surpass fer durability and
excellence any other skirt Ia this country, aud ara
lighter, more elastic. will wear longer, give more sat
~isfactlOn. and are really cheaper than ali others. Erery
lady Ehoph IN herg. They arc being sold extpnsiyely
BY Merchants thFoughoRt this and adjoining states az
very moderate prices. II you want the best, ask fov
Hopkins Cham piOn Skirt" If you do not ind
them, get the merchant with whom you deal TO order
them for you, or come or send direct to Us. Merchants
will nnd our different grades Of Skirts exgctly what
they need, and We especially invite them to sall and
examine our extensive assortment, or send for Whole
salo Prica List.
To to had at Retail at Mandatory, and OS the RE-
tail Trade generally, and at Wholesale Of the Mnnnfac-
tuTer only, to whom all orders should be addressed.
Manu- factory and Salssroom, CPS Arch street, Boz
tween 6th and tn Streets, Philadelphia.
'Ssmay29moS wa. T. HOPKINS.
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SANE on REAL ESTATE.

T0HN H. CAwo0D, Administrators of
Thomas w. Cawood, deceased We. the
heirs aad creditors. will offer for sale at
tho Court House door in Blountyille, in pur-
suance Of 8 decree in this case BY the Coun-
ty Court OF Sullivan County at It's May term
(ls6s) en- The 9th day of June next, all me
right, title, claim and interest that Thomas
W. Cawood has in and to an undivided inter-
est in two trOotS Of land, lying in the first
civil district of Sullivan County, Tennessee,
mentioned in said petition adjoining the
lands Of v. Biddleman and others, on. Rcredit
of six and twelve months from dag Of sale,
without any redemption. Bond and good
security win be required from the purchaser,
retaining a lien on the lands for the purchase
money until fully paid. May Goth 1865.
DAVID PENCE, Clerk.
l86smay29w4pfS5
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BOOTS N SHOES

" rev WAIT BooyH MADE 10 ORDER
i GO - The shoe Shop 81 John Martin 4 Bro. near
lie Dapof. All vofk n Ne tns guaranteed. Ctli
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
METROPOLITAN GIFT co.
CASH GIFTS 70 TUB AMOUNT OF $sNOO0.
EYERY TIOKET pRAWs A PRI2E.
100000 o.

Fin4 oil Paintings, Framed EngraviDgs, Silver Ware,
Photograph Albums, aud q largo assortment Of Finc
Geld JLwelTY, In all valued At
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5000 REWARD

The eisnds Of The deceased EswsOn 0Fsr
an additional reward Of 5000.
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The Montana post., 1868-12-25

to serve during the ensuing Masonic year
w. M--Henry Allen. 5. l
! S. VIII. NJ. Parchen. '- 100 ~ ai'-s-
J. W.-Augustus Steitz. .-,- ,I..i i..--
Tressurer--D. NJ. Gillette. 7r.s 20
Secretary Rich ard j. Loekey. s'.,r.
RELIGIOUS SERVICE was held yester,
Gay at the Court House, both in the morning
and evening. A very large congregation
participated in the religious exercises,
the Bishop delivered eloquent sermons on
both occasions. and there was an exhibition
of interest which created strong and abuh-
dant hopes for moral improvements In our
community t..s rf.rs1 80 t.frl. brn rr=f.
Dr. NIcHoLs-The attention of our
readersis called to the card Of DIR. Nichols,
in our columns. The ,DOctor has lifted up an
Elegant suit of rooms, and is now ready and
willing to relieve the sufetings of the dent
ally afflicted. i.satti -r asHalrta risa fs-.sI
- rr I'd 80 oi $50 f.rra1 laa La rlfti. +
NEW SHIPMENTS. Jim Sfabbett. gens
eral, agsnt of the Montana Hide and Fur
Company, shirPei to visginia City. by last
covch. over six hundred pounds of mutton.
1t isito be rised IN the decoration of butcherss
stsilsfOr the holidays, being, we are told, too
eHpensive there 20 be used as food. =. -. ~. : Z
The Montana post., 1868-12-25
W. RRIEu.

On Sunday afternoon, Dec. 10th, at the
parsonage, b. the Rev. George Comfort, Mr..
Josiah w. Travis to Miss Maggie Evans.
May life to them be garlanded with roses,
and if clouds overshadow their pathway may
they realize more and more clearly that they
have chosen well, and perfect and abiding
love be ever with and around them, till the
sun sets and the day is done.
In Philadeiphia, Pa, on the 18th inst, Mr..
joss r. WATSON, Of the firm of Watson Bros.
of this city, TO MISS SALLIE STARR of Cam
den, New Jersey. .l.
We add our congratulations to those of our
fellow citizens that everywhere expressed
i'm behalf of friend Watson. We trust that
tie mountain air of Montana will soon fan
the cheeks of the "bonny bride'' and John be
with US 60 receive the earnest personal con-
gratulatioDs of his friends and their best wish
es for his Star-lit future.
The Montana post., 1868-12-25

The vote is counted and Grant has won;
The turmoil IN Spain Is we'll ni -h done;
The earth don't rock F" the other slope,
And we'll settled il the Roman Pope;
But still they fight in uuhapPy Crete.
Aud Lopez, too. seems hard to beat
Way mp az Selkirk "A famine prevails
And the great railroad has snow covered rails;
The Fenians tho - ill are far from quiet,
Aud roast beef agrees with X J,ihpson's diet.
The New Nearis coaliog--tbe old nearly past
And the Novelty Store is-sti in full blast
selling paper on which no ones ever wrote
Beng CAP, Legal, Bill Letter aud Note.
Selling late papers aud good Magazines,
And fair MonfOna's finest peuciled scenes.
Daily these things sold, and many 20 forth
With Ninlins. Nuts Csfron and Caadg. sc.
Childhoods most happy day Is now lnae''
quite r..---|r
tor santa Claus coming aud he s00H viii appear
.onng dowp the chimney, instead Of thro lae - -
with big baskets tie on him. 10th back and neY'
80 that his little old BODY IS covered DER ard oe
Win hue TOYS which be huys At she Novelty e"''
lie bnys dolls OF all kinds both little aad large
And Chiua Tea Sstts al a moderate charge;
lie buys cannous, knives, masks guns, pistols az
swords. .. ID 1H...... ILL.
Marbles and bngies drums ffes aud iivoia bos'o'
lie buys stoves pals, baskets oxen and sheer,
nd babes in c'adles an buried in sleep.
He bays TOYS and Gins for all classes and rsa'1 rs
utfis for the old the young-matrous and maios
FOR husband and sire. brother daughter apas
But il We should tell aH.5 we'd peser get done .
Then come. each one, 10 the fine Novelty store
Aud view such stock you pe'er SAN before
come then, come onel come AN both the Vs.
and the old.
Wen take your Grsen6acks az par, bat w0n'
tuse golt. lf1 trt u rlflrt. ... +. n
And while selling goods 10 the big, little aud
VIII wish Merry ChristEias 70 each and 10 Ss Ia
"a Do rfrECr uf Ffrar live r-I az y. 49, -
The Montana post., 1868-12-25

Bu.LIARD MarcH.77LJ J. Mclean ehal
lsugesy any billiard player in Mohtans to a
match of 900 points for $500 currency-to
be the American -four BAN game. We hePe
some one win take him, up,' for We think that
any one that Ealtzes up TO JOhpny with hVe
hAnClrpsi dolIars win leave it, and that is a
pretty good stake these tunes, even il il is in
currency. 4t1a-4-r ar-4 al.If- lt.-l- lr-a.7
B1G BRIck.-N e were attracted 70
the assay ,oiies. Of stephen 7, Molltor, Saqlr-
day, by the sight of magnificent brick,
which contained goldto the amount of twelve
thousand dollars in currency. Mr.. Molitor
says that Is "nodding''. to what he has run
lately. r. ..-r.sr.r alf .u -i.s l..
APPoINTNENT,- Col John a. Nelson
last Saturday received his commission as
Internal Revenue Storekeeper,' duly signed
by Secretary Mcculloch- ....... ..,..,.
The Montana post., 1868-12-25
AnnuaI Report of the Treasurer OF
Montana TERRITORY.

TIlEAsJ RERs OFFICE, MONTANA TERRITORY,
NIRGINIA GITG, Dscsmbe /. ltii1.
To the Honorable Council and House OF Ecpre.
seutatives Of Montana Territory
GENTLEMEN In compliance wiiS the require
ments of law. have the bouor 10 submit the fol
lowing report of the transactions ct this uicv foi
the year ending November 30 l56-s
The Montana post., 1868-12-25

Local NOIiCes-OUs dollar per line for thre,
lines or less; IS Per line tor ten lines less
80 cents per !ine for eleven lines or more
The Montana post., 1868-12-25
FRIDAY MO.NING, DEC. 25th.
II HE CITY Y.
From the Daily of Friday.

Alex. III. Bea,tie. Local Editor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-25

Wa bonnet unb Mbp-el >8a AVER
in benz Cal lie Wdrpcn- ArbritS
BHttau. - Sn zen Yubern bteics SnHi-
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3ragtrn eerlelben WeitntliNe Diente gclet-
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Itn, ME ptele 9au,fnpe antees gtnnanbuer,
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telbraune Wauren, trtut 2tnbinger ee5 pro-
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litp, toas IL auf ttren Shtitsreien natb III
9ler aufgtpldt taten. Ias ftsmborlgt We>
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farbe une pas 8rtbe Stneernie her SprGGe
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fur iie 3a frlpsa. Wan tiflt lie Uielfdtb fur
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Sermii1te Terilbte.

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FUR 5aB briu9t irNtnp Elm 8latt tmcn Rad,
rui" mtbr cper atrrT 5ntteeutScr Mrt unr
ntbt hnmcr pirp pirrM bic gBabrtett, tVHn
lelten Ger 9rbt'Itste Sas: De mCrtuiS MI
nil bene" ftitetbaIten. 90 ptemet Der frlb
@ertIthenen stn ensItiAfs sIatt etntn Ian.
germ NrttteI, Welter NIT tem improutrtn
nGjebtt" zines n DRY .0optS, Tedltrt" lhliebt,
pslftn &efrain il: DSb 9'ptt lar dlc
DSusbanbs" berWenfsn Irautr anlessn, pa-
MT rer Yrtta eet 1rtpps t3lpr yuapeO In
rie oDbe sebe."-Ss sdn, nebne" III tpcblrte
SaNe n,ht, rod fie 1T tppt, unp .tbr ptip
olrl ssr9tben perpen, tenn lc pat ptrI &C.
llebl."
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,gcrt %. Aug. Die Saba6Sf1'
brifanirn baten in itrer gctrtsen Ysriamn>
lung nod belStlpilen, MIR rrei Serien 8auh'
Tabad su ipiatnStn YreiIen gu pertaufea:
retpen Stanael 30, gemilhten &auhtabad
40 une 9ir. | 40 Cts. Die Yrc,ie flr pter
Sprten 3auttabad purem auf 80 Cts,
80 Gts.. $l.OO unp Sl,2O tetselsst.
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S.nrnrn rrhnItfll .
I'M &eutid,es
Q5rolgylr- llnb liQuor GfI6afi

asesf opu tsciiab, unt Iailasar.,
ftuber nDtptfpre SpripsHtans."
81. Martint
Dat tsu erbeten itonlen uap auf tas get: afertte.
ten esrpcrric= uiih eeutlecn 2Saa ciuetH IN Gal!i'
more am rttpen Gtnee trp1ne.
Sr laeet ietne 8reunhs unt tas gut;iEam dtertdrpi
TIA .ten HlN SeluAs etiss rateas en Sr bat he be-
het int fii&tiisn
@rueerie'n, temtid,tn a8daren. zsstts utt fiancrs
fets an SGne une rertaufl
I'M 0rpasi NIB 1lcitst
tet freter Ibtitfsrirlh Der sSaarcu III trgfhb tren
Staettteile III ben biiiiafien Ntciien.
Gr mad ale iene GiaIlHle am erien Sts in Wtp'
Sprt lne trelt ~ Deu.lbiaeuRt tsnh NgEr rgttentsR
tie IeNdsrHig setth. eds Ne bei is's = e !apIibft
uue rteafs 8settnuHs hretn spsrtts.
9edasr fiteR isIs teret, I'm bic aagen III tetprasu
Int tutii;a Is gan; telcHttrs
40 sHisecr. Berfdii'er
us LII guge ma5eh esl .Gn setsnRFe@en. Wa,1 l2R.l
HB- DIaa, L. cine oprtusLtsse 9tabniaid,tns mie
tten, asbs ~ miesfennep IN 'tr' a7 @sfmahltTrabs.
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Qlu8iuirtiac QluftragOeber

pereHeu bic rpu glutwGrtS guilrd6t ienetn, rpItn
seuau Ibre uu1 tes Gmgtingsrs Itrelie au8eEtn.
IN '.guird9en ,an AuIrStts rtiten ppn sinen yot'
lenyel Behettttiti iun panitttt GriptttrmB gu ra'
teu. n. 9fdine
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WdrIte; bic Gire, tpebe ron nfcNenncp S 90 IL
Nv H. SAjrpr, prtGr win, IetlrE mftr, ais trhtre
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