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Evening star., 1869-08-04

UOOTOR scnUMAH 3 DUBANDy TONIC,
PRERARED From THE CoHGEErRALED
e SSt ;taI tSSzNDY lSD ffso PHosPHITE
L S fs
e incres.ine TIE purity And quality Sf both
mssg hs 70
1T is A cfkTH1IHSMe flSHISe SEE bqsEAss2Rss. s2s THE FOL-
Incipient Consumption. Nervous Debility, Dys.
Of spirituous EisnoTs. Khsumstism Ulcers and and
q sSreisn down snd debilitsted impsrs eondition
el 3.
take this Tonic rsaularly, and few bottle; Will
'"A PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
PREPARED
No. 1875 WEST PRATT STREET.
BALTIMORE, MD.
CBARLEs sTOTT.. as Pennsylvania avenue.
For sale BY oil Druggists. auA 3m
pROPOsALs FOR ARMY sUPPLIIs.
OFFICE tsiET t UoMMIssiRT i Slsn or Sc ssI.rkscs,
RIfsMoyp, VIRGINIA July soth. 1859.
q. 81: dsss :s q g mi r xsss:
'i WITH .ss
800 pounds cf Bacon Sides (prims quality
100 pounds Of b. eakfast Bacon (prims, QuaiityD
20 barrels Of Pichled HeI riags (LaDrsAOf No. lJ
IS boxes Smoked n errfnss.
500 barrels Of Flour ("Extra," Richmend Inspsc-
!, zoo pounds Of Corn Meal l0i.y Mill. preferred
I 800 sounds Of Common Soap equal to sample 90
be .een at this oficeJ tn strong boxes strapped
with green hickory.
10 pounds Of Salt (LiveTp Dol In sacks
800 pounds Of Crackers (assoIted.J
slo. Of sysITP bcss 9uss,,yd .Sd 8, ,.,o,.
air tight kegs
Bach bid must be eccomp panied by fair sample
of the article or articles efel ed
Supplies accepted uader This o vertisemsnt must
be caiivfrs ut the Uaited asstence De Dot, o.
1915 Cary street, Richmop Virginia, on or be
fsre the sth day OF September 1889 subject te the
inspe ctien Of the undersis ned.
Any information ,has m.y 30 desired in regard
to pre- posals. vin be furntst ed at this Office.
BY order OF Brevet MAJOR General A. b. 1aton
Commtt sary General OF subsistepce; % 9: a:
Brevet Major and Chief Commit ssary Of subsist
| ence, First Military District. aa46t
SELLIEG OUT AT COSTA fne lot Of BOATS
| - sBOES, FINDl NGS, 6c.. for the pur- -
pose Of closing business, at the shortest
So,ss: G,m .. .,Sls Ssf,GaTos' ,,,i .,No I7sHv u
susst' T. b OREiGHrON, Agent.
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The New York Herald publishes Q long ac-
count Of q secession movement In Mexico, and
an attempted creation Of a North western Con-
feceraey-a government which many promi.
rent Mexican leaders and chieftains desire TO
carve cut Of the North western territory Of their
country.
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RAILROADS.

BALFIMoRl AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Al L l9
soR. or; sssS;;a 4sP HAIT I4
are now run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTInoRn.
ana Si Ya:s $50 30 :.S sss sss sss
Lew e s:,s s ;:sss:'s s:Sda;. ss and $50 An
ROR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave st A; a: snd l;ao P.H. No train y
% from AnnaDolis On Sunday.
Lssys q . a. l.. ana ia:ls, 2:so, $40. and
Leave q . 4. l.. aad nd 40 10 aSd 1:ls p. II.
Io1 % AL rAsTs 0l TAE VEST.
a. ~ t., $50. $50, end s::s ssd q. ''.-'''
&. s:.ssS:! g e 4 H q. ,.s =. s;fS Ea
more . Wheeiins. burg. @.
TsHs % s:o: e a.s e: s; s: = : fis !: -
ns aay Also. e TIE GcmIanyt omes, SOC
!. e. once 9. gs... g
s.iSssss. ssEsa . The sssSs S ssS Sss d u. beg
!cr q. Ie.s, .sslsa.lye,.s. ,,sa Boston. =.
JL:WILsQa. Esssst q fra..portssaoa
am Id SQEH 5I.S H:psss, a,s r,ss's ..ss:s Aren't.
THaSge1 LIN ssFEIls vAsRIseFen
+, . fA1hARtsss!A Nv 1SsR.A AID Is
-rr.... ....... wA.A1SMdsfts5a1s Msts5as''2; 2sb n siw
VOIK are nov run e follows, Wis:
L.s. e. saT sSsx ;ssss, :: f. ..s
IoR PHILADHPlIA.
t;s': .s "a az ss.S s;1PciSIt ''''' 6 A. H. end
...y. 70. Ne. q 4ers sSsss4a . SO 2. H.. ..a Pm.
2 ssSiss % can sr lev Yerk % 2. u. tra,.
,.:::s. :: go: = e, !, I! Sf,.; g.:
- ~ = g: Issss o. aS
ssssSssss. - 49,. = g & 3. =:
- &c Ss.,.s.s . .:: :..:.::s........ :.
y.E viES6i. nnee q fre.spers.s,s..
,ss 10. koSHss. H.; ~. ~ WsssI;:sss..
SEQ PlHuA AvEHuI. =
q -Tlso1a9 80 -
BOOTS AND snoEs.
D.Ducrloa Pa ~ e !. n: la. orzr. or All
wishing % reduce our isses Stock Of BOOT
Ss66E e. Saf n Cash sAL&u &uksss IS SKY 81 DAYi
AoPsansI iyssls avenue,
~ S-tSel near Niuth street
u 4 AZ,
n.nxnovrp &, ',oAIr
WOoD AND COAL orFfor
from Sz3 y stre@t, 30
30 251 P1nNSYLyANIAA AyESrE,
Between 1sth end lsth s.s., south side ia eo3s
Evening star., 1869-08-04

THR DAUGHTERS OF RBBIKAH.-yice Presi-
dent Colfax and q number Of prominent citi-
and instituted there, in connection with the
Monitor Lodge of Odd Fellows, the degree of
Daughters Of Rebekah. After the installation
of ON GERS Mr.. CoIfax made some remarks con-
cerning this degree, in which he stated that
there are now between 6O.OGO and 100000 mem
bers of his degree in the United States.
Evening star., 1869-08-04

THE GENERAL CoUNCTL.-The Rome corres-
pondent says that the Pope and his Cardinals
very indiffere mt tOuc hing the represen tatlon
Of foreign powers at the General Council. With
the internal affairs of the Church secular rep.
resenfatives can have NO concern, and as to
the relations between Church and State, the
opinions held at the Vatican are not likely to
undergo any change Neither, 1t may be added,
are those Of the European governments.
Evening star., 1869-08-04

The Frederick RepaLlisan gives an interest
TX account OF the "breakIng ground, a.
WCodsboTo', BID, for the Frederick and Penn.
syIysnia Line Railroad.
Evening star., 1869-08-04

Prom SeIllineton we have Appleton, >
=. iazI Ior Augul Iitb, with supplement-.
Evening star., 1869-08-04

ATTKMPT TO DROWN You've LADY.-Pat-
rick McCann made an attempt to drown q
young lady named Miss Ettle Wade in the
surf at Coney Island on Saturday, and would
in all probability soon have accomplished his
purpose had II not been for the efforts Of Ser
geant Rogers IN her behalf. The young lady,
and got separated from them. The accused,
who was also in bathing. got hold OF the lady,
and attempted to take liberties with her, but
as she resisted and attempted to cry for help,
he showed her under the water and held her
there until she was alrost insensble-New
York ExDreys.
Evening star., 1869-08-04

JAPANEsE SILKS. 81 go per yard,
JAPANESE SILKS. SI.2O Der yard,
JAPAHkSE SILKS, o1 30 per yard,
yard wide JAPAN Ess StLas, ii so S Ser ysrdd ysrd,
Yard Wide JAPANESE SILKS, 3 I 80 per yard
We have about fifty pieces Of JAPANBSE
SILKS In splendid Qu Atty and beautiful styles,
above extrs mely Low prices.
ana JOS NAY 4 co.;
On 2-eo6t between 9th and 10th streets,
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

MN oaru ANN urNr
----
--
kLt6hkI BUllElMG l0ISM
klk6AAI BUILDING lOISM
s1a.5o EACH
$3.50 EACA"
-
The AoSI DELi"hfFoL 6OiLDfNG SITES
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
1A '1''
e''' '' '' '''0" -
Tnese io'' eoh'a'h s''" square fee' OF ground
each, and lie but two miles beyond Georgetown.
The regular line Of stages running between W ash
tnetsn' Georsesown'oek hii cemetery and Ten
nallytown places these lots within twenty min
utes rde OF " "sshins'on' Asse 10 cents.
Government 4. invited to thi, opportun,., for oh.
'"''s ''"A' p'on''
1 n'' '''' % WIG "s'''' '0'1' VI 'Ano In tue
Potomac aad the surrounding Country, and lies
Georgetown. Alexandria. r.iri., Seminary, su.
..,In., x.,n,.,, and III. Bin. R,s,.
sA'' A''
For healthfulness and comfort - vell a. for
srandness Of soensfy this los..iou cannot be sur
passed.
Our subdivision embrace. over 1000 lots of : 500
the low figure of sis.o.
Rev'ru' stamps and ooav''anoins at the cost OF
the purchaser.
| A plat the subdivision can be seen at our
ONCE where oil Information In regard to the same
can be obtained.
Those who call frs. will have first sAo,e. o
,.,,o
| ~
ONION BUTTS,
|
| REAL ESTATE BROKERS
| AND
.rcroNrrpe
| HS'Aio"1ho'
co,,., s.v.,,, .,, = .,,..,,
| jyHlm
U>oR p1NT-1 ,h,.. 49,. ppIoV DWEII
riiEG Nth nth. or Without BnI9K Lt ;, sPA H9
a,ns street, one ssnsss north OF s1S @ AM
| avepue' Apply nortneast corner uNn ena
| gN0R RENT-1 C0TT1GE 10nsI -i,6 nm
nev Win st.bie ~ tue hnr.es and 9aoS a. =,
den. and : Veil Of esod vster In ysrd iSe hon M :
| in Ssitnst.d m NJ .sssS, no.eh ~ ~ SSs hst Svus
| T.h and 18TH st,eafs vSst Inonirs Of g0S +
k1LLEY, Real Estate Agent, No. 363 sth stree
|
Evening star., 1869-08-04

nICKINsON OOLLLRGB,
u CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA.
The FAIL TERN Of this Institation gill begin
Se ptember ID. Il. l.. DAUHIDLL,
40 4-laW1m President,
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

p IsiLsS. s's.s Dyer :aa see.f.f. ss: g .
seen:, siol. ' !. ssss: s'Ss 0s.c:.s s:s:ra%sn;
Printins 6fhee; No $50 North OApi'Oi, ,s Re-. Rent
q ssss s..s
1.1as t.s n =. apS "a .s ,sd per Month L Sd
S0x5osrAsLE ;s,m %Est y sTs .;ns
L It . tes.ssn iatS ssd isih. sOrth side. I'
FoE aEsr.H9Usl No. Aaa nth nth :tTsss, :, ss
Apply ySRM ALiENA,SSER
:..,n. ssd very d:
and and fsoS E ave. ss"s zpsls sGs IN shs Store
EoB REHT-A tvo story FRAME HOUSE, con
On :.s 81 .srse:: S..s 0s Ssp
SONS AGriculsu,al wsrshou's, sa1 9th street,
y MIET-fhs subscriber will sail 80 FRAMR
HoU.Is on CAPITOL si,l g. n 10. ngn.s sos cash
291 PennA. avenue. aot NJ
L BOISE, coptaiping seven rooms. with eli
pasy sns ae.fy. q .h
he Hsfsrsn,Ss; I s!b asri.e
tween the hours ours of ~ aud I'd Z ,. m sut 81.
story FRANZ uoTf r sas s and Ios rscsssls mi Sos o.
cupied ty Fendrich, Ksa.. located on the south
n !as: and
front OF 90 feet on West street Fer terms, &C :,
asply to GE0RGE wIkLNER, No. 469 9Th g.,
Washington, d. U. au4 In
L,OR sAJE Oh RENT-TWenty fve frat oIass
BRICK DwELLlNG HOUsEs on south side
Of Coreorsn street Also, several on nerth side Of
bmilt Ia the bt Of manner with ali modern eonve.
niences. inclunine. gss fixtures There 10 also 9
be sold on liberal terms. Apply to 0EORGE b.
PLAN, or 20 RIGGS co. auf f2w
EOR 8ALE-A new thve story BRIOk HOUSE,
Il situated in the row opposite the Cover d mont
Printing once; eontaias eight rooms, With water
closet, bath room, and all other motera convent.
Yard, corner of 18th street and canal. = -
WILLIAM McLEAs
Alse. enc doubleseated Philadelphia built
RVCKAWAY, nearly new. Apply rs above. =
aul-6
Evening star., 1869-08-04

TIE WESTERN Locusre.-A recent number
nished by a correspondent, of the armies or
loousts, grasshoppers or cricKets that de vastate
those regions. The locusts, IT is stated, come
in three or four divisions, each a mile long by
ing through fire and water. On reaching the
Ouybee river, the locusts ran out on the
brances Of the willow trees, then jumped into
tie stream and swan across to the opposite
shore, a distance OF thirty feet. The whole Of
this part Of the country is covered with grass,
but the lOcusis, rejecting this, their usual food,
attacked saddles, brides and other leather
articles, and in a short time devoured every
thing. The fish in the river which they
crossed would not bite for several days after.
Evening star., 1869-08-04

CUBAN AYFAIRs--TAe Havana journals are
discussing the increase of contraband trade
between Havana and the rebel for ces, and urge
strong measures for its suppression. Ths
Spanish troops, while engaged In a reconnois.
sanoe near CanQuo villas, met parry Of in sur.
gents, nght followed, and thirty rebels were
killed.
Letters from Cuoan leaders state that the in.
su'eenss have captured and hold as hostages q
sufficient number - Spanish prisoners to pre-
vent the instant execution of captives, which
has heretofore bes n the policy of the Spaaiards.
Communication between Puerto Principe and
the coast has ben entirely cut off by Gsaeral
Quesads, and also telegraphic com munication
with Havana. In attempting to open commu-
nicatioH, General Lstona. the Spanish com.
mander, has suffered heavy losses on several
occasions. His whole available force Is esti.
mated al four thousand mep, while that OF the
Cuban General is reported TO be nearly nine
thousand. A number Of minor contests are
mentioned, in each of which the Spaniards
were repulsed vita great slaughter. At Villa
Rica they are said to have lost over two hun.
dred men, and in fight near Trinidad. eighty
five killed and wounded and three hundred
prisoners. General Jordan reports himseli
and troops In excellent condition.
Evening star., 1869-08-04

CARPErs, CURrAIHs, Ae.
THE LARGBS[ Srosk,
THE NE WEST AND BEST PAfTBRNSf
TIE MOST REASONABLE PRICES!N
WI. o. nITCHBLL CO.,
o8-fy Orv Goods safabiishmoo4-
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N~POkT LINOOLN No 3, @. a. B.-rhis
uS Poet will meet THIS (wsdnesday) I'VE
MING. at p N. ct Grand Armv Hell. full
attepdance of the members n desired. BY ofder
N H.Q OTIS. Oomm0nder.
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

YIYTY YIHl BUILDIue LOTS in o. r.
tsroyns sueciyision. NJ Pleasant. ere nov Of
iered On desiraois terms This property is situ.tet
cent 70 1lth street rood. the able drive Of
the city And Tor health, location and surrounding
10 the suburbs Of Washington. The Lots range in
NE nom quarter Of IN acre to acre each. To
ehose contemplatinG early fnDro vemenss extra
tnducements will be extended. AIS
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Fro.,.lsALzsAneAla:s

zsAnaAla.q .'a.r :. so. j
one q the be0t Rgilt an4 noge oecefoole 8D0l.
InssS2ns Isss e tSs stz, ssHssi.M,Pg M ssiIsss: re-.
Erovo0enes; o1161l !ellQ aea u tnenee md DeEei:
b0tle by day lo0of. a11 SuDerintende4 by The
oynee; slsuet1ol on J o1ooe. boeW0eo - md d.
!his Ir40erty yu b eo1A cheap. Inquire OF J.
f:D1Ee OQs No. % Louisians av.nns; oor.
EOR sALl.-000D 11IOK HOgsUs, tthres
fss o. K .tss. :.:ss;dasSs s.:s: ss iSSioi ss i
months, en4 beaauce IN moashly Daymsats q go
eech. Alee, several three story end boOemenf nsV
BRICK HOUSES, eligibly situatsd, Price .oS.0Oo
eoch: Tens, elf0 down. end balance go Der
nS,ts: ,,c IT, Can on or sdars w.s.wT.m; sss
Hoys1 F9R HlNI-Mith eisht rooms. Ar
l3tA and lsth. tj1l-3w.l W.1UfaBRroRD.
RlNT RDDu0BOlTHat neat eRIOK GOT
~ xA0n, With front yard end perch, On b Hstreet.
between lst street an0 The Printing Once, Will be
rented to peg0onoat tenant Tor 4N month, In
jefstf AS nth street.
Fh6sT Eo5n Se isrnishsd iI .,s:se. ,s:shsicdi ssd
1i.o single 1901 tsoas: Bs.asifsi Ios.asn.
rsae. Address vHRN0E, CITY Ross 0fRoe. js u
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
SEWING MACNINEI
The American Shuttle
Sewing Machine

Is Warranted for Five YeRrsl Our Agents
will be supplied with duplicate PartSO Of The
Machine, IN sase Of accident. Il makes pre-
eisely the same stitch made By the Singer,
Wheeler / Wilson, Howe, end Florence Ma
chimes. Il has the Undsr-s iced, like tho best
Of high-priced Machines, Andis the only low
priced Shuttle Machine in the market lhl'
has this feed. We are enabled to sell an'-
class SHUTTLE MACHINE AZ a very low
price, on account Of its Simplicity, and cor
ssquent low cos. Of Manufacturing, IN cen
parison with Complicated Machines
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
Insolvency Notice.

iI'hh iesolsaneT n Ne Ellals 81 tanss n Nm.
el ealing beau suggested - ~ go
..l1li,e ooaaV faun-r - ~ IL 49,.
a.4i ~ bats ~ nai1sflo M ~.
49, w tee cIaIl o. Ne ccrnlr rr-n u
- t.ta.I ~ 4 tlffa ~ - 81 n.r-t 49, ~
rs .iss ~ rss.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
How to get Large Crops.

AS a rule, farmers are much more
anxious to get large prices than large
crops. There are few farms whose
every production could not be doubled
in u very short time by mere capital
than labor. IL is safer to use capital
in farming than in almost any other
business. The credit OF the pillow il
quito as good as that of the loom or
anvil aud the capital will come, if it
is called for. Use more manure, and
get thirty bushels of wheat where
you now get fifteen, and eighty bush
els Of corr where you now get forty.
The quantity OF grain pOr acre is
mainly a question of manure and til
lage. A big compostheap makes a
full grain-bin. With high manuriHg,
the soil needs deeper stirring and a
gradual bringing up of the subsoiI to
the surface. With the present horse
harrows and c%ultivators, nearly all
the cultivation can be done by horse
power, at a great saving of expense
and a great increase of the crops
Exchange.
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- The Kingston Eaa T.nne.,ssaa
says that The Roano County iron
Works arc making iron with araw
coal equal 70 The best Scotch pig
The aut made south Of the Ohio.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
LINDEMAN & SONS


Patent Cycloid Piano Fortes
Were awarded At the late Fair Of the American IAs,i.
,uts the FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL, Jor Hora.
", Superiority AVID Eroeltaee.
Verdict Of tie Judges Of he Fair Of ne AneAi-
can fRstfufe.
"Therefnrs, considering the norsly and value Of the
intention, and The results which spring from II, to-
wit, the Production Of all the elements which 60 TO
form a perfect Piano, We declare No. %, the CrcLotD
PIANO, patented and Manufactured By Lindsnan 1
Sons, Of New York, juals entitled 10 the fint Prsmi-
nm for the best Piano on exhibition, In the present
Fair u the American inStltuts.n
similar testimonials rens awarded thess superb In.
struments Al The Stale Fain Of MICHIGAN, INDIANA,
KANSAS, and wherever they have bsea exhibited In
composition.
Read the Opinions Of Great Artists.
Gottachalk, tho renowned Pianist, pays ,It ll The
hnest instrument Of the square class that I have ever
tried. The tons comes out a. rich aud solid As that Of
a Grand Piano. I have tested u a. I would q Grand
Piano for poluts Of delicaey aud Of strength, aui it
has stood The test n sncry tray.'
me following eminent Artists concur In the atevs
opinion;
John n. Panson. Carl Anschufs, A. BagiJi, Alfrsd
A. Peass, william Mason, Gustav strrkol, Harry San
derson, VIM. X. Basaford, Charles rrsdel, @. J. Hop
kins, Thso. Eisheld, George ". nofsau.
No, 2 Leroy Place, Blocker Street,
6Saug2lmOsl2l NEW YORK.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
Useful Hints.

The opinion that severe frost kills
insecus and larv@ that grub in the
earth is pronounced a fallacy by a
French experimenter, NJ. Reisert. In
stead of killing them, the frost drives
them deeper into the earth.
Buckwheat should be sown always
at evening, for tho reason that it
comes out in bloom at the same time
in the day that il is sown. and tho sf-
feet of the dew on the tender opening
bloom is better than that OF the sun.
A Western fruit grower has found
that burning birthstone on a hot SHOW
ell under fruit trees infested by the
c%ureulio will effectually destroy them
Orchards should be cultivated as
carefully as cornields. Sowing down
in grass is Injurious to the trees
Hoed crops may be raised between
the rows Of trees without damaging
the roots.
Turpentins mingled in the paste ct
the time OF preparing, is a sure rene
dy against bugs and insects of all
kinds in walls that, are papered.
Put a few live fish in wells if angle
worms infest.
Mich cows should have s%urculent
food and meal. Feed generously, aud
keep the flesh increasing as we'll as
the milk.
A borseman says no has cured the
worst eases OF scratches he ever saw
with two applications Of white paist
and %turpentine thoroughly rubbed on.
When n COW or OK gets choked,
it is said immediate relief may be
obtained by h.ltering up a fore leg,
and compelling the animal to jump
This will cause the obstruction to
fly out.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
In Chanoery at Jonesborough.

~ W. Tsifori, Ear Of WIN. MHchsl, deed, ~. 10
NJ. seph MecFacksu ahd hs vie, ana nthsts. In
tbs cNa n 4 alisdrft that joseph McCnsted ADD b
Dushsm tnd BIZ vlf Euaiiss, .nd Albert Mitchell
are non- realfsnfG n D. hesfors ofdsftf fhtt pntlI.
saiiou ~ ntfs ~ pur usskr. IN ne rsicF ftAo,
saihrr unua tsfantauis 20 aprear tsfrs ~ chancery
i44, ~ fsifnf. o. aaid taaaa rll b. ~ far hearinr
urrs aste ttsn. im =. ~ HTNnr Hnfa,
eflttEtrfisi firt ~ Nan.-.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
HTDEg WANTFN

rus uNDEnHeHEp WILL PAT fHI nroHrsr
malkat prize N CASH ~ dih's - ~ a.-
,les aalsersd ~ ~ rsliisncs of n. N vhs.i.-
taes,esfo. t.ne orai Dlairi fn Ys1f sssr ~,
49, ~ verb "a Noiaehusty nissr. W1shInfs.s
nlds. l.nna q % ,Aar,s "a I'm ,.,.,.,.
non E.eranised WHBELKn 4 NcLArdHtrV
nJhf n.ss.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
Eggs In Winter,

To get eggs in winter, give hens
meat twice a week. Buy any kind Of
oGai from the butchers, and they will
thank you for il, and pay you woll in
eggs. We uSe scraps from tho fat.
trying establishment, buying It in
cakes from City or n hundred
pounds and throwing them into the
yards where they lie until gradually
picked to pieces and consumed. This
material cnsts one half TO one cent
per pound and il is tho cheapest meat
Wsoan re, Tor poultry.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
SubsiIinie for Tnharrn.

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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-19
Sheriff Sales.
J. N, Brown Va. Jas. R. Scott and W. B. G.
Hickey.

TOY virtue ofa Yend EN. to me directed from the Cir.
ID cult Court Of sullivan county tested at its No.
venlber term, 1855, ] will offer for sale At the Court
House door In Blountville, on Monday The Let OF MNrch,
1863, all the right, tltls and interest that Jas. ]. Odell
has In aud to q tract Of land containing 500 acres.
more or lsss, IN the LIST civil District Of sullivan Co.,
Tenn, adjoining the lands Of B. A. Beelrr aud others,
for cash, 10 satisfy \ Judgment obtained against him
by JAS. W.. Deadrick, before L. D.. Re6er, \ Justice OF
the Peace " Sullivan Co., on the lith If September,
1867, for si0S, and all costs Acrruing thereon. Ian.
9th, 1853. Il. A. WARREN, Deputy sheriff.
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7 R. Crumley, Admir-, he, vs.. J. T. Boohos, ct al
~ . In obedience TO twp Vsnd. Tx. to me directed from
the Circuit Court Of Sullivan Co, Tenn, tested tho
lst Monday Of November, 1865, upon two Judgments
ous for $50 80, and one for $50 20, TINT J. r.. Crnmlcy,
Administrator, &c, Of ". G. 0dell, decd, obtained
agSiuat J. 7. Booher, OF ais, before @, F.. Warren, a
Justice OF the Peace for sullivan Co, Tenn, | will sell
at the Court House in B!ouu,yilla, on Monday tho lat
ofMarch, 1859, all the right, ,itlo and interest that the
said J. T. Bonher has In Snd to 4 tract ~ land Of so
acres, more " less, In the lst civil District, adjoining
the lands Of Gray, n. Boaher, ct ais, to satisfy said
claim aud all costs accruing thereon, Jan. 9th, 1859.
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CAdUEL FAust ct al, VS. C. v. Lilley.-By virtue Of
- three Wand, Ex. to ME directed from The Circuit
U0urt Of sullivan Co., Tenn, tested the lst Monday
In November, lsbS, upon three Judgments and costs,
one for slS 40, in favor Of Samuel Faust, obtained be-
fore A J. Hall, = Justice Ut the Peace Of Sullivan CO.,
one for 50 TG, In favor Of NJ. \ King, before Jno. W.
Sells, a Justice of sullivan CO., and ono for SIS rs, in
favor n Sarah II, HarklrruR6, before J. ". sslb, \
Jastics Of Sullivan CO., stayed by a. J. Lillcy, iall the
said Judgments against q. V. Lilleyl, | will sell, for
cash, at tho Court House In Blountvile, on Monday
thu LIST OF March, lsr9, all the right, titls and interest
that said c. v. Lilley has In aud to a tract II land con-
tanning a. acres in - civil District, adjoining toe lands
Of J. Humphrey, Gordon Carr and others, to satisfy
said Judgments and all costs atcruiug thereon. Jan.
2Ith, 1883. 4. A. WARREN, DIP. say.
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