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Rf GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs
II Southeast anln N .tr

GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
%A BY virtue Oi deed of trust, from Benjamin.
E.M Evan and wife, bearing date on the 18th tay
skkof July. A. u. 1851, and duly recorded in liber
b G. E, No. 10, olos %, &c, of the land records for
Ma.hingtuh county " q. ana by dlrection oi the
ton in front of the premises at O'Clock p. IN. on
THURSDAY. the 81 day Of December, A. ID. 1863
Lot numbered twenty three (23D in Turton's re-
corded subdivision Of square nuWbered one hundred
and eighty 1907 in the city of Washington, with ali
the Improvements thereon, consisting of a comfort
able Dwelling House.
Terms ut sale: One half cash, fOf which SO must
be paid at time OF saleJ the deferred payments be
made in six and twelve months, with interest from
day Of sale, and secured by deed of trust to the
satisfaction Of the Trustees. Terms to be complied
with within ye days from day of sale. otherwise the
Trustees the right resell the property after
one week notice. at the risk and of the first
purchaser. All COnNcyancing and stamps at the pur-
chaser cost. WM il. WARD,{ Trrs+oes
WM. A. WARD,{ iu9tces'
no lO-2av3w&ds GREEN * WILLIAMS, Aucts
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pY COOPER LATIMER, Auetioneers,
II tSuccessors to j. e.. McGuire & Co.,D
Southwest corner renn avenue and llth street

NEW THREE STORY BRICK STORE AND
sTRTthT sRTMRtTLhlTG fSEREk sfSEkT SHRfH Sp TaNIH FL
AUCTION.
La BY virtue of deed of trust. dated the 18th
E..1 day December, ISIS, and recorded in Libcr I
h and IL No. 4, fO1ins 49, 20. one of the Land
Records for Washington county, H. c., will sell al
public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day Of
December. 1869, at O'Clock p. M the premises
al that piece parcel of ground situate i'm Wash
ngton, city fol lowing that is to say, part of Square
No. S5, beginning for the at the northeast
corner of said square, and running thence south .
feet inches along the line Of Ninth street west
thence west parallel to III street north 0l feet. thence
north p feet inches To the line of said street and
thence along the line of street 0l feet to the place
Of beginning together with the imprOy ements
thereon.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest from the day of sae the defer
red payments to be secured to the satisfaction of the
Trustee. All cOnveyancing and stamps the of
the purchaser. 5 lOJ 10 be paid on the day of sale
and II the terms of sale not complied with within
five days from the day of sale the Trustee reserves
the right TO resell at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser by advertising one week in
some newspaper printed and published in Washing
ton, ID. G. A. THOS. BRADLEY, Trustee.
n"ldStaw&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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IN THE ORPHANS, COURT OF THE COUNTY
OF wAsHlNGT0N, IN THE DISTRICT

In re-Tke petition Of Eiizd Small, Guardian of the
infant ehiLdyes Of George Small, dereased
The Guardian appointed in this cause having re-
in subdivision Of square No. 5s2 70 Michael Lawier
and that said Michael Lawler has since fully com,
piled with the terms Of said SALE Il Il this 18Th ay of
November, 1852 ordered that said sale be ratified
and confirmed, unless the contrary be'shown
TO the Court here before the 10th day Of Decen
Der; seg, provided COPY Of this order be published
In the Evening Star, once q week for three weeks
prior to said day. VIM r. PURCELL,
Judge Of the Orphans Court.
no Isl IS is%sx A.wEpsrER. Register Of wills.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WAsMIksroN, D. C., Qct, 8

u WAsMIksroN, d. c., Oct g, I'D.
On the petiticn of WILLIAM ". HUBBELL, Of
patent granted 70 him on the nd day of January,
is1s, snd reissaed on the 18th day Of yann:ry 1853
for an improvement In Eccentric Explosive Shells:
ordered that the testimony In the case be closed
on the 18th day of December next, tnat the time for
filing arguments and the Examiners report be linn
tied to the 18th day Of December next, and that sad
petition be heard on the ID day Of January next.
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
nov l-laWSW Commissioner Of Patcuts
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE MS
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA
Amelia Ann Mansfield Ct al,
EIuty
Sarah A. Mansfield Il al Docketg.
Asbury Lloyd, Trustee in this cause. having re-
ported that he had sold Lot No 81 ia subdivision OF
Square mo. S0b 10 Mm. Middleton for : 81 a. AID
Lot No. o. with the improvements, ina said subdiyi-
sion of square, 10 d. w Bates, who has assigned 20
Amelia Ann Mansfield. And that the said Middleteu
has complied with the terms Of sale.
Ii is this 9Th day Of November lso9 ordered by the
court that the said sales be- and the same are hereby
ratified and confirmed unless cause % the contrary ID
shown on or before the 30th day Of November ensu-
the Evening Star once q week for three successive
weeks before said day.
A. ID. oLIN, Justice.
true copy-Test:
no5-law3w r. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RY COOPER & LATIMER. Aucteneers,
II tSuccessOrs TO james G. Mcclure a Col
southwest corner Penn'a avenue and lIth street
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DRoPosAL FOR SEWER ON Il" STREET
| NORTH

once of StrpsTiHfsHdeNf and Inspector Of S.,rs-s
tdrrtdgetcdys, FOOflragS and Nspc Baild,agS
tlIl HALL, WASH NGTON, II. G. Nov. Il. lss9
Sealed proposals will be received al the Mayor,-
once, trty Hall, until Il o clock m on SATI RDAY
the zIth instant, Tor constructing two foot Barrel
Sewer on IL street north, commencing al A point
eighty ieet east OF the building line the eaS ds
0 seventh street, and extending eastward and cpn-
Meeting with the sewer in Sixth street with lateraIs
uinps' traps and thlmbles, wherever required
. The work TO be done under the direction Of the
SuPerlntendent OF Sewers, the Commissioner of tbs
Third ward, and such Assistant Commissioners a.
may be appointed by the Mayor.
1he Mayor reserves the right 60 reject any or ali
bds II deemed Tor the Interest Of the corDoration ~
90 So ana any bid that does not conform e. this al
Ntpstnent an every respect will not he considerei
Proposals 10 be endorsed Proposals for sewer h,
81 street north" CHAS M Hiss
nob lChron1 Superintendent Of Sewers, &c.
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UNDERTAKERS.

RUCkWHEATi BUCKwHEATm
II Just received and for sale,
tons Fresh New York b. w. FLOUR.
BEAyANS & SHAW,
b street, between llth and 18th,
nOl-lm
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
Postponed until TUESDAY, the 23d instant, samc
hour and place, By order of the Trustee.
nOl6-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until I'll UEsDAY, the 10Th inst, at the same
hour and place. By order Of the Trustee
no9-eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce the name Of TH0S. Il. COLDWELL %
a Candidate for Attorney General Of the Su-
| preme Court Of Tennessee, Election Nay
n 1869.
Ba5- We arc authorized and requested TO
announce the name Of Col. JOHN K. MILLER,
| VI Garter, to represent the lst Senatorial
District Of Tennessee, in the next General
Assembly. Subject to the decision of a
nominating Convention. [69apr2tde.
re- We are authorized md requested TO
announce the name of NATHAN SHIPLEY,
ESQ, as a candidate to represent the county
Of Washington in the lower branch Of the
uext General Assembly Of the State Of Ten
n%essee, subject to a choice Of the Radical
party o. the several districts Of said County.
'69mar26tdeS
PI- We are authorized and requested to
announce Hon. GEORGE ANDREWS, the
present incumbent, as a candidate for Su-
preme Judge Of Tennessee, for the Eastern
Division.
az We are authorized and requested to
announce the name Of Hon HENRY GsSMITH
as q candidate tor the Supreme Court of
Tennessee for the Western Division Of the
State. T69apr9tde.
IL We are authorized aud requested to
announce the name Of Col. ". B. OWENS, Of
this County, as a candidate for the Office Of
Chancellor for the First Chancery District.
Subject 70 the nomination Of a Republican
Convention. [62apr2tde.
iE~ We are authorized and requested TO
apnonnce the name Of JAMES o. SHACKEL-
FORD, present incumbent, as a candidate
for the Office Of Judge Of the Supreme Court,
from Middle Tennessee, at the approaching
Judicial election. T69apr2tde
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SALHs.

TN OBEDIENCE to and by Tirtds OF a Vend.
Expo. Issued from the citcpit Court Ok
Washington county, aud to me directed, test
ed at the Circuit Court, the frst Noa8iy ~
ter tbe fourth Monday in March, 100. upon
a jadgme t and cosis for the sum ofSl8 10,
debt audncosts, and 90 favor of 3. Mntrey
and against Addison Trsdway, Aduiuisiriior
OF Jonathan Tucker, deceased. win selt %
the Court House door, In The toEn % Jones'
boro', on Saturday The 21nd day of nay, 1879,
al the right, title, claim And nteresl that
Addison Tredway, as Adninistralor Of iou-
athah Tucker, deceased, has 10 and n a tract
or parcel Of land, Situated "a W~aSbipglon
comfy, Tenn, Dist. No, 6, aijoining the lands
OF Wm. Blair, Wm. White and otasrs. OIL The
South side Of Eolaehueky River, said 20 con
itiu 49, scres, more or lees, nrtii ihe dsDt
sad costs are fully paid. April lf, 1862.
6eap23k4pfS5 r. NJ. Young, ptp, san.
10y VIRTUE Of Yend. Expo ssutu ngm
Id the Citcuit Court Of Warrington eouh-
ty, Tenn, hnd TO me directed, tested the drst
Monday alter the fourth h0ui1y IN March
1859, upon a judgment hnd cess ht sbs suui
I Of SIS 50 debt, and 50 80 costs pronounced
by sad Court andin favor Of &C Taylor and
against Henry King and Francis Tilinus. I
viii sell ID The Court House door IN the town
I o. Johesbofo, on Saturday tie z1i day Of
Nay 1909, for cash 10 hand, AZ f1e rieht, t.
ue, claim sni interest that Hepry King has
In aud to tso irasts oflsnl iiustsi ia
Walbinrtoo county. Tepn, 81 distd,t No. p,
one OF said iracts VI land AdJoiuiaeihe lands
I Of n. Cone and Jscob Adler, Thomes MeF N
and Others, eobtsining 7opcrti more Or less.
ahd ous irssi eouidninx eonsefsi, more o.
less, IA W~aihingien count, stiolnins he
lands Of Wm. Range, ptefgs w. SlsPhss'
snd Henry 5sadley, uprl dstt ahd eosis ara
miiy paid. April H. lena.
iC3apr23uipfS5 y. III. nRiFTrH, sbR
A BsobUrE Divorces u1'iiass 10 fHslsat asi.s
"A f~satrti1n, nrn- ruFrnr.f it., sa1rfui eanu u
phNefT 40 ehafgs unln tltoIta o1nIufti atiit
= HoEEs, Ai,sssy. = $3.50 l.s Tea
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Meeting at BuGalo Ridge.

At a msrting held at Buffalo Ridge, on
Saturday, ,he lat day Of May, the following
tesolntions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAs, We the loyal people OF Buffalo
Ridge and vicinity, believing that Radical
Republication means equal liberty. equal
law and learuiug 70 all elasses-and having
seen these principles triumph over the COM
bined power Of tbs bullet add the ballot
and having full faith in he ultimate prera-
lencs Of that noble sentiment In the Deolara-
ton Of the American Independence, {" that
al men are created equal y and believing
shat G~overnnents are instituted by ne psopts,
for ne people, consider it our duty and priyil.
eye TO indicate our choice Of the men who
mar aspire 70 the Offices within our gin ;
therefore,
Reoips9 LEI, That We will pay due defer
eoee TO the action Of the different eonven-
tions that mar be called to select candidates
for the diEereat Offices which we are now
called upon 20 GIL.
RsIolrsd, 2nd, That Col. n D. Ovens Is our
shales for Chaneslior Of this Chanesry Di-
vision.
Raolesd 3rd, That Mai. Albert Tip,on Is our
shoies for State Senator.
RssolUs ah That We will supper, the man
who We believe will 20 for q reduction of.hs
taxes AZ hr A. cossislent with the Interests
OF the State a. well an tie people and will
endeavor TO bring % punishment the thissts
and robberso Of The public funds snd having
foil e0hGdenee 10 the patriotism. cosraee.
ability and influences Of Hon. Newton Haca.
or We do hereby r~eeommend him as our ars,
ehoics 70. Representative Of ibis county. and
Nathan Shipisy a. our teeond choice. aad
Instinct our deleRates 70 east The vote OF this
Distinctly accordingly.
On motion Of + r 5hlpley Esq, thS foL.
lowing ~dslseaiss vtfs selected % cast To-
voie Of the Dislrisl a. he Oouniy Conyen.
ton vhsu caiifd, VS.
n. Dayidfon, ifaas II. Hamilton, v. B. Hale,
Lhish Z. Shiplsy, Johh o. Davldson,
frsokiiB Ellis, Lsfkin FORD, Wm. Bav.
lsssi gertmiah Hale, VIC Hats, Bsa., DR..
Rn Hale, and sppss Y. Grlsham.
Oh monoa be utsting e9ioarasd
w HALE CbalfuAn.
BIB sriSlr1 ssertiay.
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"Veni, Vidi, Vici."

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Aside from the beautiful Illustrations which accom-
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papion Of every hroside tile magazine Of every branch
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p. o. Box 1, 920, Nav York.
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cahsaa Or Kings Eak was unknown Until the middle 81 the 18th
century Humboldt makes favorable mention Of its hbiuge qualities e
az anddOte to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Maalous Fcyers. il ht
extensive South American travels.
Inr64o it was used by the Jesuts, who alone al taattme possessed
The secret Of its wonderful tonic pUpeties and it was sold BY them. tr
its own weight in silver
9lni658 eighteen years after Sir John Talbot employed it with great
success in France n the treatment Of Fever and Ague. Dyspepsa
Nervous Affections, Loss FAppette, Weakness and Debility PaEptaton
Of the Heart Dardboa, etc. In 1919 he sold the secret Of its onga
to Louis XIV. by whom it was dyulged. Iii now TIE al important
Ingredient in BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERSa and preserved as tg
IN pure ST. Croix Rum, makes atomic Of rare merit, and one that should
be upon the sdoboad Of every family Mess r. II. Dake& Co. tho
sole propns.o5 Of the celebrated PLANTATION BiTTERS, are te
largest importers Of Casaya BARK III America The Bark Is gathets8
and cured under.th immediate supervision Of an agent sent Quito
Bazl, expressly for that purpose, ard aside from a few thousand
pounds which are sold 70 the manufactures Of Qunne, is all used *
The preparing Of these 5fter, to which they are indebted for thsir
wonderful success as a tonie. EEL
The above cut represents The natives iD their own native forest
gathering the BARK. 70
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Colburn,s Red Jaoket Axe.


This axe is better than tho regular shaped axes for
these reasons =
l. 1t cuts deeper.
II. It don't stick.
Ill. II don't Jar the hand,
". No time or strength is wasted in taking tho axe
out Of the cut.
V. With tho SAINT labor you do one.third more work,
With all these good qualities It is made Of SANG
steel and iron aud temper as our regular axes and
will not bear rough usage any better than they.
TROY. Iowa, Dec, 2lst, 1868.
LIPPISoorr & ~BAKBwELL;-Ths Red Jacket Axe
you sent us Is a good one. Ithiuk Il Is the best Axe /
ever had hold Of,
1t Is a very easy axe to chop with. Any one can see
by the shape Of IL that 1t does not require so much ex
ertion on the part Of tbs chopper as with the old style
axe to make II penetrate the wood. We are much
pleased with II. Yours, @, W. CLAYTON.
Miles Covered scoop Shovel. For tn farmer. Just
what you want.
PEORIA, Jan. %, 1869.
LIPPINcoTT & BAKBwELL We have In constant use
the Covered Scoop shovel Of Mr.. Miles, and fnd It to
be avery useful article. We more than save the cost
of 1t daily In the amount Of grain saved, shoveled
from wagons, We can also handle grain much faster
thAn we can with the common Scoop.
GRIER Il Co., Grain Dealers.
u. s. EAsroN, Grain Dealer.
S, EAsroE 4 Son, Grain Dealers.
ROBINSON & Co, Ereek Mills.
GEo. FIELD & Co., City Mills.
While We make these and roeommend Them because
Of their great merit, we are also manufacturers Of
Spades and shoyels equal to any made In the country
East or West.
Our Saws are patent temper and patent ground, and
warranted as good IS any made.
FuEnRGc6, IOWA, Feb. s, 1860.
LIPPINCOTT \ BAKEW ELL, Gems The Saw that you
sent Henry 6 Pierce Is the best saw / ever saw. Il
tkes two inch feed in oak and stands up bully. / cut
SOL feet 90 cas fencing IN q miuttet.
Ihave run saws for ID years, and that Is the best one
7 ever got hold Of. have run your Saws in Michigan
for I'VE orSix years. ASH DAVIS.
II your hardware dealer does no. keep our goods
seLd 10 as direct With your inquiries or orders, and
You shall have immediate attdntion and really.
LIPPINcoTr 4 BAERwEut, P%iitsburg, Penn,
Sole Owners Of Columns and Red JACKET Patents.
69aFlbw7.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
WITHOUT q Good Direstion

SbN1NANa
An other temporal b~ies.ihgs arc oompaniveIv worth.
less. The ~dyspsplio millionaire who has tried al the
pginns Of ne medical p~fQiessi0n To- vhin. and b-lieyoi
hi, complaint 90 b. incarable, would givs half biz
fortune TO b. feed from Tho horrar OF indi.t.ion.
and thus enabiOd to eriug ths other half Ofeovus bs
could.
Perhaps H|OsTETTER's S, sToMAOn BtrTERs has
been Commend 10 such a sufferer. Possibly he
has turned from the friend aho made be suggestion
with q snsari inumNing that 81 has no yall 10 any
patent medicine lfthis has been th8 cass. % mach
~ rorts for ha. H. Incredibly doons hin 10 q ne
" miaefI. An tha luxurigs Ehich wealth can pur.
chase are athis eomnand Not one Of them can give
hin pleasure. His own irrational obsllnaey Is biz
baaa.
The uas,s happily for themselves, are less .ksptie.
~ There " snch a thing ~ big1sd un5sisf a. we'll Ne
hlaet reauAsB and 4 golden man baiwcen the two,
vhlch meu and women Nho are gined With common
sense tdoqt and pr1at By. These are The elias that
patfonile and recommend H~OsTErrER's BtTTEhs.
Why % thsy approve Tits finuus anti .dyspepiie and
antthiiions pfapantanl simply bacauss thsy have
NOS been 700 much The slaves % anesir,s prejudice 70
give " a fair trial, ana have iound that shenaIl oihsr
trnrs, tiimuiants ant riomaehits failed, u produced
TIE desired effect.
Strike, bat hesf,n sai he Roman age. rhsn bic
guorant ensriaf vars a~sslilins him. Doutf, bot
VI" tays ms nan VIC has been cured o. iniiEss-
tiou, OF biii7nsnstl, o. infsrnliteut fever. b. tha BIZ.
tsu, ~ ~ relates he srrfnenca Of To- m6iici1c 10
D. ihfaiid ffienia. Nhuaftf is 90 aedfsd 10 bis own
~fofeEons theoretical canclntiona. a 10 decline 20 test
the p%rorerilet OF msiicius ea1aftcd by the tssiimony
o. intslifeui us1 10 sfpy utit n ~, and approved
b. The fEorle Al lafgt, AseTn tsrf~
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Farmers, Look to Your Interest.
See advertisement in another column Of
to.days paper of Msssrs. Thomas & Cummings.
We are personally acquainted with the above
arn and know them to be honorable and fair
dealers, and can recommend them to our
farmers. We have e1amipsd their Machinery
and end everything to be of the best quality
a. far as we are able to judge. Give them a
call and they will take great pleasure IN ez'
hibitrng their stock of Implements, and Civ
ing you any information you may desire.
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describe to volume Five Of Tho FLAG.
School Directors.

The scholastic population for the year 1869,
must De taken in this month. would refer
Directors to the 18th section Of the School
law, passed March 9th, 1869. Unless this
section is complied with no school money
will be drawn. We hope that the friends Of
the school system will see that the law is
carried out. L.. T. DRAKE, Supl. SC.
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nIVORCE.

CIRCUIT COURT, WASHINGTON COUNTY.
II OBEBT EDWARDS -. Elisa Edusrdi.
n In this case IL IL alledeed in the psti.
lion fled that Eliza Edwards IL a non-resi-
dent OF Tennessee. Il y therefore ordered
that publication he made in the Union Flag
a newspaper published IN The town Of Jones.
bore, Tor four successive weeks, notifying
the defrndant 10 spear at The leri teim Of
the Circuit Court Of Washington eouniy, "a
Be bella q. the Court House 10 Jonesboio' on
the sfsi Monday aner The fourth Monday IA
July 1859. 90 plead. answer Or demui 70 W
petition Sled IN this eass, or The same viii b
taken for confessed and he cause aet douu
for heafiug gxrsrie. April 9Th. 1889.
JAMES K DBaKiSs, Olsfk.
i6aapfaos4gna
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T,ib0ral Contributions From GEN.
eral Mabry.


JoNEsBoRo', TRaa, April 29tb, 1869.
Messrs. g atsHAM 4 BOyRIL, Editors UtioH
tFlag .-GksTLEWEN You will please notice
in your valuable paper that General Jos. a..
MAbry, Of Knoxville, has contributed, one
hundred and ifty dollars for the benefit of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in ttis place,
One hundred towards purchasing Organ, and
fny for other purposes. You will also
please thank him In behalf Of the people. By
attending to the above you will confer a
great favor upon, Your Friend.
l.. 4. DRAKE.
p. s.-The General has also, understand,
purchased an Organ for tho Methodist 3,
Church 10 Knoxville, costing from twelve to
fifteen hundred dollars. l.. F. D,
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Hail OF Rtes Lodge No. AZ a. T. and a, N,
JonesbOro', May 3rd 1869, A, =, $3.50.
All MN. members oftbis Lodge are hereby
summoned to attend the regular stated com
munication Of the Lodge on the lat Monday
i'd June next, to comply with the list and Sth
Articles OF the Bylaws.
BY order ofthe W. NJ. @. W.MEtK, See.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-07
ESTABLISHED 1892
AGENTS. WANTED!

Our Agents are making from a to s. for every horr's
pervioe, and from $50 TO $40 uerday. Wew.l omui4y
a few more, with energy and 50 capital. Every one is
adupted for the business, that wants 10 maSr money
easily. Address at once, WILLIAM CO.
Gpianl5-W.T.l u Furnln, Street, B~ruoEiyu' y. Y.