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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17
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ynb gnieNeit tarfse "a et1feiiss Stantseeituug@ eu
femmelii, &ebes SaF;is sinsusispea unb tn anferer
y amen ~ eRtttireR:
z. NJ. S1IeteF, &neIpire Eena.
;Sstirp gspIl, gemptts, Tsau.
aeEs GirGfle; 9sausab, SIP.
Saepb @t,eIs, 9ssp slItanp NIB SefferfeHrtle'
SllS.
:. M, aFAseF. SAG saasa etrast Gineinrati'
2prsn, eEtieir, earSpsts DBi0.
ssnauif &usbnsr. eIepeIan BIO.
Cbarlss al eren o.. 81 Fat ROD, Re1u gae
g, Raafc5embeFs. gsattcEOs6 Eenn. Il
g. q. &efTuer, Gallon 60.
g. y. .sibee r., 2ofaIsssert. 444
s enrt Mibes H., ehurss GoIportssr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17
Mabri6, Is. Mdra.

Ser 5er3oe bon Wontpenfer Eat
erfldrt, baB er uidt mad Der iponifdeu
arene tradte. Collie er geiudbIt nero
BEN, 70 tucree er fe annebmen, bod
mihe er ii6er3eust fem, baB ietne Grs
pabMug nidt gum BOrluanb fur eiaen
9lrgerfrieg otene.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17

! Sas Srieasneportement hat cine
9f0re fur GuufetjSiFHug Der SHfaHs
terie sHeglnteliter erIallrn. Gos Jun
Sheil IN 9fnfbbiae Eenn. (tationirte Is.
8e9inieHt miro mis- BEN IA. seTeiniat.
SO Wereen I'M @ansen Is Nee,nienter
Tornirt uno Die auseripablten SfFsiete
lpater aneesei9t nerotn. Sic iupers
nunlernren unterofisiere tper0en ents
tueoer ebrenooH entIalIep. ODER fIe nliifs
len ii9 nit einem serinseren Naaa bes
aaiiger. nebtrtahlise 0ff3iere ueroen
beortert. $. =
Sn Nlnrrab Goantb Ga. putOe Ser
Neaer Meartin bur6 cine anflnrs
ganoe aus Oe,n @efdngniB geho1t uao
aufsebdngt. Die1eIbe enbf1tiate ons
fauos, aud BEN 8ertbeioiger' 6es aes
ridnnten glesets, Sen. Glenn, Elm aleis
Dies Sdifid 5u bereiten, CAB es aber
mad elmer Iangen Beratbuna ouf.
Ser Sames Sir in Stem yort bat
Der oaliSen Zines" Die Soufiumme
bon 81, 100000 9eboteu. bsren slns
tiabtne aber uerpeieert purbe.
Der Salnpfer santIogo bon 3aIa
paraifo mad QibetpooI 1T in Der Olags
beuaHitrabe auf eiuen 8eIlen eeratbea
an6 gelunfen. 8iuei Wfatroien une
Elm Gin6 ertranfen. Sic ilbrfesn tuurs
ben eersttst.
2lus Eenner piro gemeIbet, oas
Sen. Guitar auf elmer Gtreife bon ben
5nbtanern gefangeu genonlfnefl tuerleH
lit. Sod ni1ts Naberes.
5n ben eipIomatifden girfeIn
@al6in9tons miro biel iiber cine Men@
Befune oes ensIif9en gefanotsnEherns
Ton gefprodea, BET ertldrt bat, oaB Die
9febe ees Senators Gunner lber ben
alabama 8ertrag, NORM bsbauptes
ipirb, ba6 england ben GetefToustries
in bic 2anse seaogen babe, anf &ries
beutet.
QIus geru uno ebiI uirb beridtet,
Oab pieoer @rbbeben fattQefanoeu bos
Sen. Sin @eru miitbet anBeroem Oa5
eeIbe 6ieber.
Sen. Ganbp, W1iIitars Gcmmanseur
ia Eegas bat 1886, 900 aus benz
5taatsf6ns angeplefen, ntH Der prosis
forilhen Meeierung bes Gtaates bic
u0tbigen Mittel al sewdbren.
Sn Sumbolot gountn, goIifornseu,
baben ote Snbianer einen Mauu, ber
I'M Selbe pFi9te, erfdeifen unb oeifea
Sans anqe8aaoet. Die 8orlllie ers
grif Die fSladt. SO tpur6e fofort 5ur
8erfolsuag 9efdritten, a6er Die llsbeIs
th1ter enttamien. y Muh aus @riBota
nerbeu @epalttbaten Der &otbbdute
aemeloet. Die Beb5lferung bat ers
Hart, baB nur cine b6aiae @usrottuag
Der Bilben Nube uuo giderbeit bers
ifeIIen f5nnen.
Col. Sto6ton bon 8enniDIbauien 1T
IN ct. Warfs, SSIcrioa, aus Cuba ans
aeIanat. Gr Commit aus benz 2aser
Der Snfurgenten una iiberbrtn9t cine
4etition an bic Ser. ct. He9ieruug
a,n Entertaining Der naab5dnsiateit
bon Cuba.
2onben, 16. Rdrs.
SIN aincolnsfbtre tuurben Ietdte GEbs
erf@iitterungen berfpurt.
@ieu, 16. Mdr3.
Der Reidsratb bat Die 2anbuebr
unter Bsfshl Der reeuIaren Wigitdrbts
BORDEN eelteut.
2onO IN. Is. Mdrs.
Cine 9eputatiuu aus Dublin, nit
As.,, NPohor AZ, nor &hike iiherreifhfe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17
2onb . n Is. Mara.

Cine population aus Dublin, nit
benz WabOr an Der Spise, iiberreibte
heute In Mtnoior Cattle Der S6niatn
cine 8etition untelufbebuns Der irifdeu
Gtaatsfir6ae,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17
GrGnirsia.

Ger GtenSarb tbeilt nit, tab In
SSoI9e bes MufftanoeS ouf GMbn bic
Sreeatte Gelniramis 8efebI erbalteu
babe, I'D, Dortbin gu beoeben, Inn, falls
notbtpenSte, bic Snterei1en Der frame
16iiden alneeb6rieen 1u fdiiben.
Die We8ieruneabldIter 6u6ern fia
iebr tibI Hber bic bon Dem beIgiIhen
Minifter reresOrban i'm Senot bee
treIfs bes Observation-Disclosures abs
se0sbenen Grtldrungen. Die France
neint, oab Sbaten, ntdt gEcrte, err
| fsroetlih feien, uin 6as NliBtrauen
lpieoer 81 beieitieen, Su benz bic Din.
naBme 0es Geiesentrpnrfs alnIae ees
geben babe. Gle 4atrie bemertt.. 6as
Die Sage Der Ginge i'm statu quo bers
bIeibe une oaB bic Nedte Der fronsoiis
/ fhen Sfbabn nod intact feien. Gas
VRubIic" 1T Der QlnIdt, Das sis bon
perm Grere Srbon nbaegetene Grs
tIdrune sinem 6iI6fdIae 9lsid ton.
me. =.
/ Oas Subtle tritt eiuem In 4aril
! (flnitIi1) nerbreiteten GeraGt, bal
| Stritte aur &eritelune einea BoQ.
l uereias itpilden 6ranfret9 geleiet
| 9etban feien, entgegeil.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
Convopmons.

A-t
The Republican State Oontshtion meets at
Nashville 90 Tie 2otb Of May hsAs 10 nomi-
uato i candidate for Governor.
There will also be a Conyeaetdh held at
the Stale Capitol on the goth Of April, to
nominate candidates for Judges .5f TIE SUI
yrsnie Court and Attorney GenesAl and Re
porter for the State.
The Delegates appointed to the State Con-
Ssnlion to nominate a candidate for Governor
are authorized to attend this Convention
A Convention viii be held at Graeneyille,
on THURSDAY the 18th day d APtiltO nomi-
nate candidates for Chancellor Of this Chan
Gerry District, and Attorney General for the
lst Judicial Circuit and to rscOmnenaa can
didate for Supreme tadge for East Tennessee.
A Convention viii Be held in ElizaGethton,
Tenn, on the FIRST hondayO Of May (srd day
20 nominate a Republican candidate to rep
resent The Frat Senatorial District Of Ten
n.sssq, ia the next General Assembly.
All delegates appointed u The State Con
vsntioa are aathorizsd to attend,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
ANNouNoRMRNrs

my We are authorized And requested N
announce the name OF Hod HENRY e. SMITH
rs a candidate tor the Supreme Court ot
Team sseeN for the Western Division Of Tie
STAIR, feoapr2tde.@
TIP WS'are authorized and requested to
announce Capt }. ]. R. Boydaas.a candidate
for Attorney General Ii The First Judicial
District Of Tennessee. subject 10 the aeeison
ofa noni mating Copnyention.
69a pr9tds#. ief
wa are authorized and roguestft to an
nounce the pnme Of Thomas u. Col1wen as
a Candidate foe Attorney General Of the su-
preme Court Of Tennessee. Election May
~ 1869.
lrF We are authorized and requesicd 10
announce the name Of Col N B.0WENS, of
This County, as a candidate for the ehice of
Chpncellor for the First Chanctry District,
Subject TO the domination Of q Republican
Convention. L69apr2tde,
lrJS We are authorized aud requested to
ann6nhee the name OF flames o. SHACKEL-
FORD, present incumbent, asa candidate
for the, Office Of Judge otthe Supreme Court,
from Middle Tennssses, at the approaching
tadisial election. [6sapr2tde
VT .- A-.l
NSy~ We are Authorized and requested to
arnouhte the name " Col. JOHN X. MILLER,
Oh Carter, to rspftsent the lst Senatorial
! District OF Tennesseaj in the next General
Assembly, Subject to the decision Of a
nominating Convention. [60apr2tde,
MO-. We are authorised and requested to
announce the name Of NATHAN SHTPLEY,
Esq, as a candidate tj represent the county
of Washington in the lower branch Of the
next General 8ssambly 81 the State Of Ten.
%nessee, subject to a Ehuice of the Radical
party Of The several districts Of said County,
'G9mar26tde*
HeA- We are nuthGFizcd and requested tc
announce Hon. "A. NJ. HUGHES, Of Msury, as
a candidate for SupreHd Judge Of Tennessee
for the Middle Division. [69mar26tde'
nSFD We are authorized and requested to
announce Hon. GEORGE ANDREWS, the
present incumbent, as a candidate for Su'
IRENE Judge Of Tennessee, for the Eastern
Division.
Me- We are authorized and requested Il
eAnonnce Capt. THOMAS McDERM9TT, Q
Hawkins county, as a candidate for attorney
General, for the First Judicial Circuit,
69mar5tds
lip We are authorized aud requested 4
announce the name Of Hon. S. ]. w. LUCKY
as a candidate for reelection as Chancellor
for the First Chaucery District. Election tb'
4th Thuraday in May next. r'69mar5tdl
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09

On the Sth inst, at Marble Hall, Tennessee,
BY the Rev. Henry Smith, HESRS O. L3NCH,
Of JouesbOro1gh, to Miss MATris y. SMITK,
Of the former place.
Thou hast acted the part Of the one whose
praise lfoTs, a golden tide, tStodgh the
measures o. sOlomon's songs, and sought the
only happiness OF man that survived bis fall.
May the bright flowers Of hope that deck the
sacred attaf Of your hnptial pliss, never,
never Hishsr, and the stars tia. sabhfon
your names IN blending lusire upon the
elOadlesS skies Of your newborn uorlt
never fade from fght. JtSios.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
Me WanthaG

That Ihvrhaus,ible theme, the ~ssther again
Nuggets itsilf through the irresiai6is ihha :
enee Of aootspf pushine lpto The editorial
laueium and over On ioyous nA,ufs out q
doors. The windtof Marth atlsnesh hsss
bymued, IA earnest 9 their parting song-
their parting song" ahdihs bths birds catch
up he melody EloElsG 5FAhd Pipe their
merry chifp from hsdgrsov sd OfsHam.
wall The martin, that srsr-usleOna 6sr.
bIuger Of Spring is hsts, audl6e approach d
the verpal season is sveryshep hsraldsd'J5
'hesPrinEips grass and v blooming sroeusts
saaodls and rirsas,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
County Conventions.

We fegret to say that the proceedings 81
dc County Conventions o. Greene aud Has,
Inns did no. reach us in tina for our issie,
Greene Comfy deelars for Roh. Y. B..
Boxes aud expresses no preference in the
judicial sleetfoH
Hawkins County recomnsdds Hod. s.
J4W. Lnsky for shanesIlorS Capt Thomas
McDetmOtt fot 4ttofney General, Hon. Geo.
Andrews, 30. shsstsHord aud smith for
Supreme Beach aad Thouas. II. Goldws u FOR
attorney uanefal and nepottsn
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09

~CaGsaya,Or Kings Bark was unknown until the middle Of the 9TH
century. Humboldt makes favorable mention Of its ebifuge qualities as
an antdoe to Fever and Ague, I~dtorrAaont and Maladoas Feyets in his
extensive South American travels N ass
In r64o twas usedTby the Jesuts who alone at that tim. possessed
the secret off wonderful tonic properties and i was sold by them for
its own weight ii silver
Sin 1856, eighteen years after, Sir John Talbot employed It With great
success In France m the Treatment Of Fever and Bgdes byspepaa.
Nervous Affections, Loss oAppette, Weakness and Debility PalpnatOn
Of the Heart Diarhoea, etc n 1919 he sold hesectst ellis origin
tOLouns XIV, by whom itwas dtgu!ged Ills now tho all important
Ingredient in brakes PLANTATION BITTERS and preserved /: it's
In pure ST. Crox Rum, makes tonic Of rare meHs and one that should
be upon the ~ade-board Of every family Mo@s =. H. DrakeG CO. tbs
sole ~ptopdatos Of the celebrated PLANTATION BlTTERS arc tBos
largest importers Of CaHsaya Bark in America. The Bark Is Gstherss
and cured under the immediate supervision of an agent sento0t to
Brazil, expressly for that purpose, and aside from a few thousand
pounds which are sold to the manufacturers Of Quinine, is all used N
the preparing Of these Btters to which they are indebted for Their
wonderful success as a tonic. Iara Hs
The above cut represents the natives ii then own native forest
gathering the Bark stw
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I,hnnia.

Col tsbsm Young, Uapts. II. N Lyle, L.
ham Newman and viii Eim6re, conductors Cd
the +. t. 4 Va. r.. r. will please accept the
8 thanks Of the Editors Of Gi6 p6Pti for their
many kihk hSors. e)
Such conductors froui their close attsn.
zion TO paFsenEerss give character to a road
and induce travel. L0sE nay they flourish
and retsite tbs recognition they deserve, as
fhsy are SuJaaiu all the requirements o. laeit
position.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
A Rold Robber

Mr.. Aaron Dove, living four miles from
thiS place, was robbed by a colored man of
his pocket-bOok on the Goth Of March last.
1t contained about ave dollars and some val
liable paPetA. Fortunately, Mr., Dove had
paid out one handred dollars that day.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
Completed.

The frats building to which we referred
two weeks Since ss being in course of erec-
ton adjacent to the Depot, is completed.
Our accommodating Telegraph Operator, Mr..
+. r, Dodge, occupies the west room, the
middle apartment is designed as PatsengOr
Room, and cur eflcisht Agent, Mr.. E. S.
Mathes, occupies the east room as a Ticket,
Freight and Express Office. This stsattdre
manifeSts a liberality for our place on THE
part of the Railroad authorities, for which
our co community is duly thankful. This hew
arrangement will be 4 great convenience for
Mr, Mathes, as his business hitherto being
somewhat scattered, made his duties very
labOrious. 1t is due him to say in this con-
n%eetiOn that notwithstanding this dissdyan-
tage and the heavy freiShtdgo received and
shipped from this place. ls has given entirt
satisfaction to all.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
10 Brick Makers.

The proprietor Of 'ha "Franklin Btiet
Machine advertised in this paper, Of.Fs tc
test ito merits on The purchasers yard, re,
qniring no pay until bis guaraDtoes are Per,
formed. This is an Unusual opportunity fol
onr brick makers to get a superior machine
without tilk.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
Thanks.

We STOP our press to return Our sintere
thanks ID the citizens 81 jouesboto' for their
assistance IN aiding to s~3tihguhsh the Gre
which brOkeDut, this noFhiHgi ia ohF Ohce,
caused by a defective stOvs'pibs Wstrust WI
we may be of service to each and every kind
hieud for their noble efforts to avert a sad
calamity. =
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Do not Triha Mlth DANGER.

A single spark may kln1le 4 narne that will consume
a city, aud anal Nltheht5 neglected, may end in fatal
disorders. BeatiAg this fct in mind, lot the first
symptoms OF debility or. noryous prostration be met
promptly with invigorSting treatment, Foremost
among tho EsgetSble tohirs OF the age staudg HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS, and whenever the
vital pow ers seem to ~languish, or there u any reason
to ansbset that the animal functions essential to The
SuStshAlion and publication 81 the b@dy are imper'
iecfly performed, this invgluable ihvigoraht and anti
septic hould At once lie Tesort9d e. Indigestion al
ways produces weRtHsss NJ the bodily poYbfs. Some
times It happens that tie appetite demands more food
than the stolnErh ssn digest though not MOTE, per.
haps, thin ls required 10 keep up ths full strength q
the frame. The object, uuAer such clrcupElnncrs, y
To incrsbas the digestive. capacity Of the asaimilatinL
organ, so pa TO make 1t edvRl TO the duty imposed upon
Il by the aptetite, and capable Of supplying the build
iag mdicEiat N de tyisfi a. fast AZ u il required. Th'
object is fully accomplished by The use Of the Bttters
They tons and gently stimulate the cellular 'nembraE
which sebFs,es the gastric juice and the result IL, tbH
tho solvent Is mingled with the fhod in sufficient duth
tity to convert all It's hourishine particles into pu5i
and Wholesome elrment. II, an the uther hand theti
Ia a deficiency Of appetite. without any corresponding
deficiency 81 digestive power, the sdect Of the tonic I
to stimulate q desire for food In ninetsen cases 90
Of twenty, headache. nausea, nervousness, fAinting
ITS. spaBhis. and, inderd, most of the casual aches anC
pains tn which humanity is subject, proceed primarily
! ZION Indigestion complicated with biliansnesS; anl
forhaih Lisss comylai4ts HOSTETTER'S ST0MAOH
HTTERS ara as a speedy and certain
! yemedF..
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
Good for him

Mr.. Elijah D. Harden, a former Sheriff Of
The neighbOring County of Carter, advanced
1iTty-si years id "the ssro and yellow
leaf" has just married bis third wife, aged
twenty years. His fOFuiSr wives +" Sin live,
move and have their being" aad reside
within Iightof Mr.. Hsfdsn's dwelling. Twice
divorced, hr Harden Vas the pidhtiT ID
eGeh eass. 20
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
nookont Mountain Inatitute.

The Lookout Mountain Institute has just
closed its wintst- session, having had an at
tendence Of eighty. Among the prize speak
Srs, we notice the names Of s. H. Anderson,
W, /. EhtA, and W, ]. Mex. PhipPs, which
will be recognised BY many OF our readers.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
Dissolution.


DR.. N: s: MahoheY has retirEs from tbs
mercantile business. tie lays aside the yard
stick and bids adieu to The ledger, to the re-
greet bdt With the entire confderce and best
wishes Of tbs tianJ patrons of the firm of
Sdtibb 4 IahHHey. The Doctor has a warm
side for all, and II afFability, Kind disposition
aud an uhvAryins win to benefit and accota-
MEDIATE are ptoperly appreciated, he has as
MANY friends as ever blest the existence of a
mortal. Ho moves in the van Of true, noble
and God.liEe men like MOSES at the head
Of IsrAels hosts. Dr..
May be flourish as the tree upon the river
side, and be dochst to tbs flesh and v!gst-
Gus life of Apollo:
Mr.. George F.. sguibb Viii 5bhtinds !he
business at the new corner. He is an shsr-
getic, accommodating and No. I merchant
and we hope he will reEeiIs the i~mmthS,
patronage that has heretofotD Been sStetdsd
to this house.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
Charade.

Put my fret before man and straightwGy you'll see,
Tho creatures As crazy as crazy can be,
MY seeond'1 All article needed by many,
Old Adam had two, though his wits hadn't any.
Though both Of These s~ylIables misty appsar,e
BY w Hight ofmy ahd yoamay ana diem Ne clear
And my J6afd, too, . Of aslngle train,
You must tasoit before It can take yod, 'ts plain
But taken or taking, you never can DO
On my rhoie without crossing a tropical sea.
viii some Of our young friends, who take .
pleasure Id solving this character of little
" knovs,p give tho above their thought and
rsportH If so, we viii give you another.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
Gresham "a Shanka,

The attention of Merchants and SHIPPERS
IL called to the card Of this firm. They are
REPRESENTED by Col. L, F. Johnson, Of Bristol,
%ho il a polite, clever, accommodating and
trust worthy gentleman.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
a CaTd frOm HOn. N. A. Paiterson.

March 3Oth, 1859.
hEsIaI, EBiroEs5--In view Of the fact
that NUMEROUS applications are made 70 ne
from Vast and Hat a. veil a. Middle Ter.
pessee 70 anuounss myselfia candidate fgt
Supreme Judge 10 fsis division OF The State,
take ibis method Of replying 70 those thus
Motoring me, aud sAf hat y am not disposed
70 neke such apuospeement yet, II tbe.
Uohveption Tor that prrpo,eshshld see Rrop-
q 70 place my nameohths lcket, IL you'd
btad Honot thAtI could rot fssi AZ liberty
or diit6ted to- deeliuei Ahd, 10 elected,
would Employ wbslsvsr6 f ability / Posssss
earnestly Aad hgpg % aiehitgs De duties
lfmbotsd. -
fsiies&. sbs poiliiSp t,isftsd % a, Ou' Of
gt'psputiie gbct.e Est for Which Tbs
seek rot smrlsdt ahd ftnfSk incumbenls,
rather ,baa that persons fheald ussk the
lpltcs fot me take 81 ofee.
Betpestnii ,&s.i n a RArtrpeA.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09

GRBENEviLLb. EasL Tenn

GREEHEviLLE, East Tenn.
J. B. GADDEss, Dear ST. '--Seud us two
more sets grave stones like Last, 10 etst S95
a piece, all complete, Below fhd iHse.ip-
tons, &C., &c. This is the ffth otder from
these gentlemen Yours truly,
s.. McGEtdHG9 & Sons.
| mention these few complimentary notices,
that parties wishing to procute grave stones,
need have no uneasiness in mailing their or
deri TO Tide B~ynchburg Marble Works. n
J. B. GADDESS, Proprietor.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
Gaddess' Marble " 6fks ,

Bit few Of our readers know the immense
amount Of work done by Mr.. J. B. Gaddsjsi
Of Lynehbnrg, Va, in Manufacturing beasti-
Eul Tomb Stones. His works are among tie
most extensive in the United States. Here
ARB a few acknowledgement Of his fine work,
FREEpoM, Washington county, Tenn,
Mn. J. B. GAtbEss, Dear Srs-The grave
stones far suftass rfy imaginations they
bad n5t received the slightest injury. There
u a Perfect charti about The exquisite work
ttahship. You may safely guarantee perfect
satisfaction. | am Hiots thaa pleased with
your selection, &C., B..
Yours very respectfully,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
btotide 10 pistillers.

The attention Of bistiisfs and thos' en-
gagged in the sale ofHdtdts is directed to the
notice Ofour County Court Clerk J. F. Girls
hsm, Esq. .sf
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-09
Correction.

We have heretofore pubhsBAd that The
State Judicial Convention would he held at
Nashville on the 18TH of this month We
were in srror. 1t meets on the 3tth.
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And Financial Gazette.

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Reports aHd describcs Cuunterfaits % accurately
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THE UNION FLAG.
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Zoe I'm slM.
Collecting Agent for the Union

George Grisheh3 srp Is our regular IrRyeI-
ing Collecting Asehtt to collect accounts Que
the oaies Of the Union Esg. He II authorl'
" to collect and receipt for all ACCOUNT due
US and to institute sais fof debts owing Ehis
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ized to collect our accounts.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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whole tihia 10 tNq business; and, that every person
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Of writing me. Fail PARTICULARS. directions, &C., sent
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GEMTsWanE6d IA IG6lAeu

~ gheaVeH.'-This work abounds in thrilling
Sketches, moral tales, strange oscarTeneesy gems o.
thought, stratus Of eloquence, stirring Incidents rich
~rapArtee. and choicest specimens of the purest litera-
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Died,

On the evening Of March 30th, Mrs. "a. c.
tie consort % Q. B.. May, Esq, aged thirty
eight years.
She leavef fSo'ebTdrea to mouraA both
er's lesa. hrsshay joined the Baptist Church
aneen yeays ago. and was a bright and ef'
smplary christian,