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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-12-17
A Coon and ,Possmni Hunt.

Two learned friends have lately been out
after Ccons and 'Possums. They write us their
experience in the ancient and mo d~n languages
mred. Here tits
Tho nox was lit by Ink OF Luna,
And twas a nox most opportuna ..-
10 catch a 'possuIn on cobna.
For nix lay scattered DER this muudus,
A shallow nix ct non proiundus:
On sic nOx with CAMS unus;
Two boys went out to hunt for coonus!
TIRE corpus Of this bonus CAMS
Was full as long as octo span is
But breyior legs had CAMS never,
Guam had sic dog-bonus clever.
Some used to say in stultuna jocum,
Quod field was too small locum,
For sic a dog to makea tur,'us
Circum self from stem to sternus.
neg~ & SIPS.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having bssn restored to health In
few weeks, by . very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Con'umption-is anxious to make
known to his fsliow-suhsrsr the means Of cure.
To all who desire IL he will send copy Of the pre-
seription used free Of charged with tho directions fer
preparing and using the ssms, which they win md
susx CuAI ron CONSUMPTION. AsrsxA, BaeHeH,ris,
etc. The object Of the advertiser 10 sending the Pre-
seription 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread inorna'
tion which ne eoueeives to 10 Invaluable; and No
hopes every susrer try his remedy a. II will cost
them nothing, and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
RGv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York!
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Republican Candidates.

We trust our Republican friends will not run
h,, ann candidate for any of our public Offices
If they do, they will only commit political sur
eide. and let in men who are opposed to h'puo-
,ican principles. In this connection We 'e,'rn
effort. ARE being made to bring out another
Republican candidate for sheriff Repnoll'
Gang. these things must not be- Hon. s. h'
Griffith has made n good aud faithful officer
10, no disscntions arise 10 create break III
our ranks. We must be united, for We nave
10 meet willy focmcn'
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ILLICIT DIsTILLrNG.
A United states soldier shot ny u
Desperate.

Mr.. John Boyle, private Of Capt James
Burns Company IK.l 9th Rcgt' T. n Ca a',,,
~. whilst in pursuit of n gous of iIlic',
disllers, in Ice county, virginia, was sho'
and wounded in the leg tthc bone being iiac'nr-
cd below the kncc) by adcsperodo by the name
Of Dan Luttrcll, who bnshwhockcd him. lie
vas conveyed to Russclyllc in this state on
Tuesday last, and from thence sent to the u -
Hospital in Lynchburg. We lcaru TINT the
eauod sent IN pursuit of these dcsperadoe'
captured nine Of them, who are now IN tue
JoncNillc, Wal Jail.
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The western Home magazine.

This is one of the very best magazines pub
lished in the United States. 1t contains sixty
four columns in each number, and is filed with
the best and most interesting reading. Every
body who sends us tco dollars and fifteen cents
cash will get the WESTERN HOME MAGAZINE
and the UNION FLAG for one year. No other
newspaper in this part of Tennessee can offer
the same liberal terms, as this arrangement is
made with the proprietor of the FLAG only.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-12-17
Small Fruit Recorder and Cottage
Gardner.

We are in receipt Of this valuable little
mon.hly paper edited by A. M. Purdy, (suc-
cessor to Purdy l. Johnston) Of Palmyra.
n. Y. 1t contains the most practical arti-
cles in relation to this subject we ever saw
aud should be in the hands Of every person
who has garden of even II rod square. The
price is only so cents year. Send stamp
for specimen copy and circular containing
Office to those getting up clubs. We notice
any person getting up club Of sit has one
copy gratis.
PvRDY 4 HANCE, Of South Bend Ind,
also send ont valuable little work called
the Small Fruit Instructor, which ha' re-
crived the higher tsstimoL ais from the most
prominent horticulturists and pomolosists
in the United States. 1t tells how to plant and
grow all kinds OF small fruits. Price only
10 cents.
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MilcheI'S BuCkelc Beehive.

lSuiASAPoLis, lSD., Sept lst, 1863.
SIR :-lu present ng you with this circular
II ia not my Intention 10 discuss infinitely the
subject OF Bees aud Bee-cnture, having fully
discussed that subject in my Guide to Bee
keeping" Ny object is to answer the numrt-
Gus questions that are daily asked me in ref.
ercncc to the Buckeye Bee Hive. Am happy
TO inform the Bee. keepers that the Buckeye
Ellv. has been brfor" the public nearly Two
years, and has, IN every case where tried
given universal satisfaction.
The American people want movable
comb hive that they can get into without re-
moving anything. Take the Buckeye Hive
lnll Of honey bees; the keeper can open the
Buckeye Hive, Examine every comb and re.
turn to the hive without killing or manning
II single bee, N less time than one minute.
But" auys one, "a moth proof hive Is n
hnmbngI MS the moth miller can pass in
where bee can" That is true hut let US
look ut the mOth-millcr one moment They
are smaller than the bee, and can pnfs in
where bee cannot In that way we capture
the miller und their progeny, Aed hold them
until they perish. fully illustrated IN another
place..
Description Of The Buckeye Dee Hivs
The Buckeye Hive is divided into three
compartments one for the moth-mlller,
which is in the bottom Of the hive, md set =
aruted from the main hive by woven wir'
the moth miller passing beneath the w,te,
while the bees pass above into the 'enttal
| portion OF the hive, which contains de bread
| and ,tore.comb tor the colony bees. Inn
nedlately above Is the email istues contain.
! ing the surplus honey, thai ,day be taken on,
Ms FIST as filed md capped over, ard empty
frames put IN 'her places. All Bct-keeprrs
! know how difficult is to get bees TO store
honey in surplus Ies, for this reason there
| has to be Il large number Of bees IN The sur.
plus boxes IN order TO generate heat, before
they car ,aakc comb. Ia the Buckeye Hive
the surplus arrangement 10 complete OF Itself
being In the wafmcsl part OF the hive. Boe'
Slll store four pounds Of surplus honey In
the Buckeye Hive TO one 10 surplus boxes
FIRST PREMIUMS.
Bncksyc Beehive took FIST premiums nm
the Ohio and indiana state Fairs, 1868, and
took FIRST premiums nj Indiana, Illinois mar
Kentucky State Fairs Of 1869, over
competitors
For County or Farm Rights, or bee Guide
address, j. II. CROPPbRi
Gsnov3slfl Nashville, Tenn.
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RU NV LIS
PATENT CUURN.

1t is square box, consequently prevents
The cream from turning round with the dash,
TO the arms are attached floats 9, which ARE
set on an inclined position the floats c of
the one arm inclning in an opposite dir"c-
ton from the Goats h Of the othef arm. One
Of the floats on each arn is whole, so it will
form the butter in solid mass, and those
closed are to incline forward so RS To pack
the butter solid. The construction vt this
Dasher tending TO the one AIM and tioat TO
force the cream dOwnwarGs, while the other
forces the cream upwards; by this means the
cream is divided mp into currents, which meet
and are broken up, so as to throw the tre"m
into a violent agitation. bringing the butter
in mhch shorter time aud in larger quaint
ties than is possible with Doshers Otherwise
constructed. W. NJ. RuMNlLlr
Persons wanting to buy County and State
Rights, amply to J. II. CHOPPER,
6ennv26t1 Nashville, Tenn.
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,y,,,dyown from the Race.

We learn that Mcsars Brown and Tcliord
h,,o withdrawn from the race NJ candidates
for the Constitutional conyen'ion--leavine
,Ioo. WIN. Henry Maxwell aud 0npt' kirhrai-
,,ct the only champions In the hcld' card
,sorn Mr. Maxwell will be found In another
column. This is not our fight llanl' Of, Rc'
...tti.aua
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-12-17
An Entire New Edition Of the Conn
plctc w OrSss Of Mrs. Caroline Lee
SIcntI,

Those who admire prosecution Of high order, viii
receive with satisfaction the announcement hiatt Pc
terson Bros, Philadelphia, are publishing new
and complete edition of all the novels and writings of
the late Mrs Caroline Lee IIentz Unfortunately, this
lady whose natural intelligence and talents has been
improved 10y the highest culture, aud who moved In
the first circles If society first IN her native Massachu-
setts aud finally in the South, died In maturity Of her
power-her writings remaining NJ memorial o' hrr
worth, Into Of her novels she introduced incl
dents Of her own childhoe and womanhoOd. The
whole of her works will be issued complete In twelve
large druiocmo volumes. Two volumes Will he pub
ishcd each month until the series Is complete, one
volume on the Hrst, and another on the fifteenth w
the moNth They will be printed on the finest paper
and bound IN the M ST beautiful Style to fine horoc-
CO cloth with new, full gilt back and sold at the
low price of $40 each In morocco cloth or In pa
per COvor. at sl,fO carh, The first volume issued,
was Linda; nr, The Young Pilot Of Belle Creole,
and II contains fun and complete biography of the
late Mrs. Caroline Lee lientz which has never
be fore been published The second volume Is now IT,
sued and It 10 "Iobcrt Graham" sequel 20 LINDA
or The Young Pilot OF the Belle Creole" These will
- followed one on the first, and one on the fifteenth
Of each month. by ERNEST Lihwood or The Inner
Life Of the huthOr,h 1.-The panter's Northern Bride
| or, Scene, In Mis- lIcntss Childhood Marcus
Werandi or, Tile Long Moss Spring "nelcn aud
Arthur or, Miss Thusas Spinning Wheel y Court.
ship and Marriage or, The Joys and sorrows o
| American Life" "Enne; or, Magnolia Nnl"' or
The Heross Of GlenInore." "Rcna; or Tho Snow
Bird" Tale of Real life, "Ths lost Daughter and
other Stories" "The Banished Son, and other Sorie
| ofihe Heart" "Love after Marriage, and othe
stories" This series will no doubt prove 20 be th'
most Iopuu sorios Of Novels over issued w th,
country They III be for sale NY all Booksollers, o
copies will be aeht per mall postpaid, by the publish
| ers on receipt Of price,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-12-17

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Net.
,ous Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful hdiseretion, will for tho sake Of suffering
humanity send freq to all who need IT, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers Wishing to profit by the sdvei
tissr experience can de- SO by addressing, In perfect
conAdsuce; JOHN D. OGDEN,
,ulsyl-s.MP&Col No. ~ Cedar st., New York.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-12-17

TO rms vortm ~ wisniroros CousfI
take this method NJ announcing mysef candidate
ftr esleciinn 10 thu once NJ Sheriff OF said county,
NJ tho ensuing election In March neSt, aud Ia coming
beof. yon fof reelection have nothing new IT, say ~
You can only ask you ~ examine my orclAl acts,
AID II have faithfully discharged tho duties of ihs
once I hope you Will gIvc me your suppou ~ the
fst ,nins Other man rather ban myself To serve you
,hn ehserfuiiy soquescs In your decl.on ever thank
ing you Tor past fs'ors. D. T. ohIfFlrh'
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meath Of Mr.. Crisp.

We regret to learn that Mr. Grip, a member
Of the Memphis bar, died at The residence of
Hon. VIM. II. Maxwell tha iather.in.law,) Ia
this place, onwcdncsday evening last. lie leaves
many friends and relatives to mourn bis I'M
timely death.
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clnnrlr cnIlRT nLERK.

To IN, yorGRs ~ wIsnisoroS Cousrri
This nuu,,v nuensnt will notify yon that am sole.
tns yn,, sUdfasy, for election 10 the Chnfk'blp of
,our Circuit court n honOrsd With TIL. expression
Of youf oonbdsnee, I shall endesvJt TO the utmost
srtsnt " NY ability 10 In novl's bs'thy hnu ,hsil
.r.siiy aupreolais your patronage Election on 9Th
March, 1910 ThFhhN ~ bv'hbb'
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say~ All who are indebted to us for adver-
tising and subscription to the FLAG, arc re
quested to bring us grain, -four, bacon, &c. tor
the same. Fail not to settle your accounts.
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sad Accidental Little Girl
Drowned.

We learn little girl, daughter of Hester
Fitzgerald, who resides with the widow NJ. A..
Smith, near Jonesboro, accidentally fell into
the spring near her residence, and was drown
ed. She was about eighteen month of age.
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Chanccry Land Sale al Bristol.

I'm PURSUANCE of decree of the
| Chancery Court at Blountyille, for Sui
Ivan county, Tenn, at its November Term,
1869, in the case of James Rutherford ct al,
against Levi Moore et al, will sell, a.Hthe
Nickels House in Bristol, in Sullivan county,
on Saturday the first day Of January, 1870,
The two tracts or parcels of land mentioned
and described in the pleadings-c obtaining,
the one 8 acres and the other 26 acres, in
all 80 acres more or less, adjoining and east
of ,he town of Bristol, adjoining the lands
OF G Campbell ct al.
TERMS.--One. third Of the purchase money
to be paid IN hand. credit Of and y
months will be given. Bond and good secu-
rity required of the purchaser-a lien re-
tanned, &c, anl sold without the right of re-
demption. December l. 1869.
VIM. MULLENNlX, CO ".
95dec3w4pfS5.
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A Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. II 1869.
To tho Commit sbioners OF Registra-
ton and others officers authoriz-
ed by Law TO hold Elections In the
State Of Tennessee, Greeting:
XTOU ARE HEREBY CoMMADED TO
open and hold nm election On tho
Third Saturday In December 1860,
at the several places Of holding cleo
tions in your respective counties, for
purpose OF voting for or against n
Convention TO amend, revise or form
and make new Constitution for the
State, and for the election Of one del
egate from each county and represent
tatyes district in said State entitled to
a member of the House Of Represent
tatives, by the provisions Of the act
Of the 10Th Of February, 1858 and
you shall make due returns Of said
election to the Secretary of State.
In testimony whereof | have
hercunto subscribed my official
tsrAL.1 signature and ordered the great
seal Of the State to be affixed
this 18th day Of November, A..
D. 1869. ...
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

To III, Voter, Of Washington County,
Having hid the honor Of serving you the
last term Ms County Court Clerk, feel CRATE.
fol TO you for past hvorS, and agniu an.
nounce myself a candidate for reelection.
JOHN r. GRESHAM.
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Thanks.

Hon WIN. u. stokes, N. G., Hon. Charles
sumner, u. 4. senator, and Hon. IT, II. Dn'lcr,
NJ. @. from this Congregational District VIII
aren't our ihap0 fgr pullic docugcni'.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-12-17

TIP Mrs, Tick aged 1903 years, living in Da-
wilson county, Tenn, was 10 Nashville Friday
last TO collect her pen'on, The papers say she
Is hnle. heAriy and rs sprghtly rs girl.
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ANNOUNCE ENTs.

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
We ntc authorized and iequeAted to Announce the
name Of wM. HENRY MAXWELL, ESQ" as a can
didat. 10 represent Washington County W the
coming Constitutional Convention. Election Deem
Der 18th. lieOvho'o"
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~ W. are authorized and requested N snnounes
WAITER J. CHASE ass candidate for tbs sfne' Of
County Trustee.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-12-17

We ,fs authorized and requested 10 Annobnss CAPT
i.,ipt In iis ,sfning Ii.iion iih Msfsh 1879.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY VIRTUE of two ri Fs,, issued from
ID the Circuit Court Of Washington county,
Tenn, AT i,s November Term, 1859, to me d.
rected, one for the amount Of 1924. debt
and cost pronounced against Reason G Bur
son and Joseph Clark and in favor of r 5
Cox and one for the sum Of $3.50, issued Mt
the same time for costs in favor Of 5 Cox
and against r q Burson and y Clark, will
sell at the Court House door in the town OF
Jonesborongh, Tenn, or the 18th day Of Jan.
uary, 1870, all the right, title, claim and in
tsrest that the said Reason Burson has in
and to a certain trsct or parcel Of land siua'
ted In Washington county, Tenn, District No.
! /, said to contain 100 sctvs more or less lev
led on TO satisfy said executions, adjoining
the lands Of James Vaughn, Amanda Pritch-
EFT and others. This 9th d., OF December
1869. Sc GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
09Jeci0w4pfS5
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Az Wa are .uthoH,sd and requested q snnoun,s
CIvr. OEORgE MCPHERSON ss n eandldats f0f re-
election 10 the once Of County Trustee,
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst, by T. g, McAdsm' Espr., Wit
LIAM MutinS and Mias MLLiSDh BLAkLh, dAugh'er
Of Matthew Blaksly, all OF this county,
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elsewhere.
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9 4 BgEE 8 Q 9

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IN furnish cltsts ltl constant umpu ~ home
the whDp NJ the limo of t the spar0 moments Busl.
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The PeJpes Lrarg CoapaHion-.une NJ he largest ana
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address v. G. ALLEN 4 CO Augusta, Maine
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oxIE UNION FLAG.
Jonesboro' Tenn, Dee, II, 1869.
L 0CAL 1T EN- S.

RAJ George Grisham, Sr. is our authorized
Collecting Agent for the UNIoS FLAG.
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL for l97o.

CONTAINING Fnlfy story fof Christmas, Playa
" pnytlos and Wonders ~ large ptpes, Illustrated,
Sent FiibE m receipt ri = cent STAMP for postage
ArtIe ~, 90 Wocnh p'rsei boston we.
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KYKER PIPES.

THE BEST AMERICAN PIPE MADE.
YAM THE EXCLUSIVE MAKER OF THIS FAMHs
l PIPE, and would respectfully inform the public
that am sclln them nj wholcss0 By the boy, and
at rct&il at the lowest cash price. lb-ia deduction
to the trade. Th.y are the best pipe made" and are
always quick sale and good proht. ! have ON hand u
large quantity, Of assorted sizes.
Per 1000 (rra1y boxed for shipping l."..... $40 90
Orders promptly attended to. Adir"s'
JOIN CARR,
CARRIERS Mil.
msyl51 Warrington coHn'y, Tenn.
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.KNIT...KNIT.

AGENTS WASTED everywhere 10 soll The AMEHt-
CAN KNITTING MACHINE, the only practical Pam.
Ily KNITTING Machine ever invented. Price t',. viii
Knit !.Ubp stitches per minute Address AMERICAN
KNlTflNB MACHINE co., Boston, Mass. NJ 81
LouIs, No.