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The Cabinet.


Hon. f. B. Washburne, the Secretary Of
State, is the widely known Congressman
from Illinois, a Treasury " watch dog" aud
a firm aud decided Radical. Tie is a man Of
the highest order of ability, and one Of the
most honest and Straightforward politicians
Of the present day.
Gen. John NJ. Schoheld, the temporary
Secretary of War, was an efficient officer Of
OF the Union army during the rebellion and
his services in its suppression we've couspie-
uous and brilliant.
A. T. Stewart, the Secretary of the Treas
ury, Is the Merchant Prince ofNew York and
one Of the wealthiest men in the country.
His wonderful success in the management Of
his own business augurs q similar success
full management in controlling the financial
department Of the Governments. lie has
never been a politician, but was an ndvocate
Of the most vigorous prosecution Of the war
against the South.
Hon John A. J. Cresswell, the Postmaster
General, was an United States Senator FROM
Maryland, in the 39th Congress, and is a man
Of the highest degree of talent.
Hon. J. D.. Cox, tie Secretary Of the Inte-
rior, is an Ex-Governor Of Ohio. lie WAS =
volunteer Major General in the Cnion army,
and took a conspicuous part in the battles OF
Franklin and Nashville. lie is a man Of abil-
ity and never engaged IN politics to ANY
extent.
Judge Y. Rockwell Hoar, the Attorney
General is one OF the Supreme Judges Of
Massachusetts,, aud being an able and clear
beaded lawyer his appointment is a judieious
one.
Adolph Boris, the Secretary Of the Navy,
isA retired msrehaHt Of Philadelphia, and
leading member Of The Uuion League Of tha,
city.
Thee appointments are somewhat Sur.
PrSiug to the country, but give general sat
isaeiion.
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State Items.

The tenth ward in Nashville has
beon declared by the the Supreme
Court TO be not 10 the city.
F~onianism is reviviug in Nashville
During the past week, Gen. OfNeill
has been there.
Charles 6. Smith has announced
himself y candidate for Chancellor in
the 9TH Chancery Division.
The eolored people Of Nashville
gave a ball on the night of the 4tb, 10
honor Of the Inauguration OF General
Grant.
IL turns out that the man who
committed a rape near Pulaski, last
Friday night, and was afterwards
shot, in is not a militiaman, as report.
cd at 6rst,
A petition signed BY a lsge mum.
Der o fcolored citizens, Of Pulaski was
SAINT TO General Cooper, requesting
him 70 retain tho militia IN Giles
county.
Tho Criminal Court docket In
Greene county said to DO smaller that
it has boon for years.
IL Is stated that two companiss Of
mounted militia 90 to Ovvrlon county
10 hunt up The knklux.
"
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Chancery Court at Jonasboro,.

roNLEY Y, Trigg and wife W. WIN. n. Dseny and
- others. PursuRHtt to q decree Of said c0nrt, pros
nounced To said cause IN favor Of Maxwell / Minigan
and against Mrs. Martha ChurehwelL, At tbe Novem.
Der Term, ls6S. for lees for professional services rem.
dered her, and Tar which a lien upon a certain tract Of
lana called the CateWood Blevins tract was declared,
the Balance Of said fees remaining unpaid, via: the
sum Of slAl.2 5 and costs Of sale, I will sell 10 the
highest bidder, for cash In hand, at the Court House
door in Blouhtyillc, all tina right, title, claim and In.
terest which the said Martha Churehwell has In and So
a certain tract or parcel of land lying 10 Sullivan
county, Tennessee, On civil District No Q, adjoining
the lands OF william Carrier, James Sans and Others
said land sold TO enforce said lien for balance Of aid
fees and costs March .nd, 1859. HENRY HOsS.
s9marSyiPlsl G&M.
T0nN Phillips 70. VIM. C. Moore.-Pursuant to a
- decree Of said Court, at la November Term, lsss,
IN said cause, | wiz proceed to sell, al Tho Court house
IN Jonesoorough, Tenn, on Monday the 5th DAY OF
April, 1863, a stoFe-house and lot In Dit. No, s. At Tel.
ord Depot wa.hinEioHc County, Tennosses, and for.
merry owned BY the defendant, W. @. Moore.
TERMS six months credit, bond aud approved
seesriy, and lieu retained until the purchase money Is
mlly paid, and sold without tho risht Of redemption.
80 =. ~, ~ HENRY HOSS, C. a NJ.
GAMUEL Beard vs.. q. W. Tslfoni and +. Y. Mathes.
~ Ehp OF y. l., Mathea, deed, and others. In this
rA'e y appears from tho bill that Alexander Nelson,
one OF we defeRdanis, = a non. resident. Il IL, there
fore ordsTed, BY the Clerk and Master that pubIiea.
ton be made, for four successive weeks, In the UyinS
ilAe, Joneseoro' Tenn. calling upon iaid defendant
Joneeborough, T.un., on tho On Monday Of AIi
month, and dofrHd. Otherwise this cause Will be SCI
'os sssTins, :, % him, srPaIis March and, 1899.
s'nsrsNtpteSl HENRY HOSS, c. an.
nAAL Geislsr, Admir- Of WIN. Duncan, Va, Hiram
~ Duncan and others. In this case Il IL allsdEed
nthe bill that The DEFENDANTS Hiram Duncan, AlTus
Duncan Phillp Duncan, Lydia Miller. jackson Hoss
sna MS vile stacy Hos, and Henry Sans and wife
run sans formerly Rata Nave, arc n0urosidents.
~ VI therefore, nrderod, BY the Q. a ~, that pnbllca.
ton b. made Tor four successive weeks n the CNIoS
TAG Joneboroi, Tenn, ealling upon aid defendants
70 APPEAR At the May Ism, 1862, (Ah Monday, 81 the
wise this cause VII be set Tor hearing srparts. ~ Ia
theat hifrh 2nd, lsg. RENRI HOSs, G. 4 N
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Original Attachment.

w LILLIAN NJ, GRESHAM We. James NJ.
w Irwin. The plaintiff on affidavit says
the defendant is Justly indebted to HIM in the
sum Of sevtnty-hye dollars, and is a non-res.
ident of the State OF Tennessee, and having
obtained an original attachment By garnish-
msnt against the defendant which was Levied
IN his property by summoning Simeon
BroyIrs and Mary Ann Smith guardian &c,
MS garnishPs to appear before ne, and they
having appeared and answered on the 5th
day Of August, 1868, upon which answer =
conditional Judgment was entered npon
against them. 1t Is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Jouesboro Union
Flag, published in Junesboro' Tenn, notify
ing said defendant to appear before me, on
the 18th day Of Nay, 1863, HRd answer the
complaint, or said cause will he proceeded
with eKpArte. This sth day Of March. 1869.
JOHN GALLAGHER, up. W. G.
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II D, MccLANAHAN & CO, vs.. John t.
III MOthlt. In this case | find that the
defendant, John 7. Motif is a uon-residsnt
Of the State, 80 that the ordinary process Of
law cannot reach him. II is therefore order
ed by me that publication be made for foul
successive weeks in the Union Flag, q news
paper published In the town Of Jouesboro,
Washington county, Tennessee, notifying the
said John T. Mofftt to appear before me on
the 4rh day Of April, 1869, to answer sal
attachment or the case will he proceeded
with exparte. This the 9th day OF Februa.
ry, 1869. r. d. RAIDER. J. P,
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Our Foreign Relations.

The complicated nature Of our foreign re-
lations will demand, and we think, will re-
eeive m early attention from the new admin
istration. They have been overlooked in the
~wranglings between Congress and Johnson
TO the dishouor OF our flag and the disgrace
Of our nation. When the rebellion was
spending its most terrible energies and the
success Of the Federal arms were dubious, If
there ever was such a period, France pro-
posed to England and Spain a tripartite cOa-
litiOn to control American AFFAIR.". The re-
cogule1u Of ,he Confederate States was to be
the htR step towards this attempt. When
the war for the Union vas successfully ter
minated, aud the opportunity presented it.
SELF, we drove tie French invaders from Mex
leo, and scattered the wicked aud usufped
government Of MAMMALIAN to the four winds.
This settled our score with Loais Napoleon,
and knocked the Latin race etimers out Of
his head. Spain, feeble and enervsted as she
Is, needs a little touch Of the wrath, we
shave nurssd to keep il warm" for opening
the A~rsenals Of Havana to the rebels, aud
making that port a sallying point for their
bloekads-runnsrs. Probably, as Spain is a
despicable foe on account Of her weakness,
The rseognitir Of the independence Of the
gallant Oubanssnd the "Grm Of the Antilles
IS a free Republic, would be a sufficient pun.
ishmsnt.
Bot with bigaied, utiustand intolsrant En-
gland the case is far different. She has many
amends TO make for the grievous wrongs she
inflicted upon rs, when the stress Of civil
war prevented their immediate resentment.
The Mason. slidrll affair is by no means for
gotten. Claiming The right Of seizure aud
search upon tbe high seas from time imms.
mortal, she, with the srossssi and most glar-
ing Inconsistency denied IT 10 tie CpIted
States, wben two prominent and influential
traitors we're fleeing from her shores TO stir
pp al The +" bad blood Of Europe against
her eAnss. President Grant should make a
positive demand Of Johnny Bull" TO pay
ths Alabama elaine right At once, and Il be
refuses to DO 50, call iutO rsquisltion the ser
vices Of such msn as AdmiraP Farragut To
eufofrs a Paymeut The mother country
has never lost an opportunity to throttle her
s~fspdng and rsversing the order Of things,
let u' teach her ihs ialuiary %lsssOn, that
she gll derive immsnse profit BIZ attending
70 hsr business and keeping out Of al e0m-
einatlsns ssaias. %. This bold, Sut jus,ia-
sels esass', on oar part, VII have a good
eject aPoa sbe other nations o. Continsutsl
Eur-r' vha susy sua hs,s Ne, snd be q Eieat-
~ guarantee Of peace md safety ia the IN
turs asas say Of 4 aousiud nsu-okpar.
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Capt. Geo. S. Ruble.

We had the pleasure Of meeting with this
gentleman on the train, between Chattanoo-
ga and Knoxville, recently, and found him as
genial and jocose as in days of yore. He is
of the firm Of RuhIe h wllford, Chattsnoo-
ga. Tenn, extensive dealers in all kinds OF
Agricultural Implements. We respectfully
urge upon our farmers to supply themselves
with every kind Of useful implements used in
farming operations, and thus save time and
ineessant toll working by hand in the old
way. Mr.. f, s Nathes, Depot Agent, in this
place, is the authorized Agent of Messrs
Ruble h Willford for the sale of their
Machines.
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A great hue and cry has been kept
up by the Democratic press of Ton
nessee, because Governor Brpwnlow
SAN ft to exercise the pardoning pow.
er aud turned out an occasional Grim
inal. A large majority of the men
pardoned by him were there for the
very smallest otfenses. Andrew John
sons administration has been eharac-
terizcd by the release of murderers,
conspiratOrs, pirates, cOunterfsiters
and almost every class of criminals
known TO the dark catalogue and yet
these same papers have been silent as
TO Executive clemehey extended by
him.,-KHor. Wig.
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P,eaidont " R-p,ear, aisglncl, but not Lord
veite, read as inAeRufal address. LIT eyery
patriot read Il and Taxa courage I Does L
nsi have the right tingy L there any pros
poet Of q new Andy JahOson therein. Look
At Il, Protection 70 the loyal man 81 the
SoAth-'a security n person, property, and
for ~rshgioRs, and pohheai opinion In Every poet
Of our common couatry without regard To
local prejndice'" Is not that d notice 10 the
NJ Klux char their great King Andy Is &c.
thrOned
Then again the declaration that all laws
will be enforced. whether they meet. his APP
probation or n0ti Does that look like a
usurpatiOn Of the hoROrl Of the legislator Z
Oopperheads. M klu4, JohnqoR rCactiohists,
do you not know that yuur hour has come 2
Who will bS IN the Cabinet2 You will
know ere this letter reaches you, But Of this
subject IL is useless to speculate. They will
be Union men v no nevSr falteFed, which Is to
say they pts Republicans.
The %renegades DoOlittle and Dixon retire
from the Senate. Senator Patterson gives
place to Governor Browniow, Hendricks and
Buckalew resign their seats 20 Republicans.
The great inauguration ball and the first
reception Of General Grant at the White
House on taking place rs | write. jenkins
must tell the story Of their gloves
But the great and noble army Of office
seekers are here. Looking iRtu so many eA-
ger faces think Of the proverb. Blessed
are they who don't expect anything, they
shall not BE- disappointed But in a word,
the inauguration Of General Grant 10 the be-
ginning Of n new order Of things. The pros
pect Ia cheering The skies are bright. Let
US together work to make our " East Ten
nssste the garden spot OF the South. To do
this we must work early and late. Ii the reO-
pie want u future Of prosperity, Of order, Of
peace, let them not merely pray TO Jupiter,
but put their shoulders TO the wheel,
A. II. p.
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Faithful Officers.

J. F. Rust, Esqr,, State Treasurer, and Col.
Frank Hybcrger, Sergeant-at-Arms and Su-
periuteudent State Capitol, have our thanks
for favors and courtesies extended. No more
faithful and efficient officers ever graced the
superb Hans of the State Capitol or filed
the important offices with which they have
been entrusted. We would wish that all the
world was made up of just sach courteous
gentlemen.
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New Department Commanders,
SHERIDAN COMES BACH TO,
CIVILIZATION.
Hancock Goes to Fight Indians.

I'D Q'Rs OF AMY DJ't GEN'sOrrCE.
WARRINGTON, March d.
General Orders No. 10.
The President o fthc United States
directs ;hat the following orders be
carried into execution as soon as
practicable.
The Department Of the South will
be commended by Brigadier and
Brevet Major General A. II. Terry.
2. Major General &, A. Meade il
assigned To command the military
division oftAe Atlantic, and will trans
fer his headquarters 10 Philadelphia.
He will turn over his present command
temporarily to Brevet Major General
I. II. Ripper Colonel 33d Infantry,
whO.is assigned to duty according tn
his Brevet of Major General, while ia
the exercise Ofihis command.
3. Major General p. III. Sheridan is
assigned to the command of the De.
partment of Louisiana, aud will turn
over the command Ofthe Department
of Missouri temporarily to the next
senior officer.
4. Major General w. II. Hancock is
assigned to the command to the De.
partment of DacOtah.'
5. Brig. and Brevet MriOr Gent f.
RS Canhy is assigned to command
sof the First Military District, and
will proceed to his post as soon as re.
lieved by Breyet Major General Rey.
nOldS.
6. Rrevet Major Genl A. G. Gillcm,
Colonel oath Infantry. will turn owe.
the command Of the Fourth Military
District to the next senior officer and
join his regiment.
I. Brevet Major General J. ]. Rey.
nolls, Colonel 10Th Infantry, is -ssig.
ned TO command of the Fifth Military
District, according to his Brevet ol
Major General.
s. Brevet Major General +. II. Ew,
ing. Colonel 5;h Cavalry, is assigned
to command TO the Department Of
Washington, according to bis Brevet
of Major General.
By command of the General Of the
Army.
T.. ID. TowSsESn. A. A. G.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE,

HAvING SUGGESTED the insolvency oil
III the estate Of Joseph T. Massinsill de.
ceased. to the Clerk Of the County Court Of
sullivan county, Tennessee. This is there.
fore tn give notice to all persons having
claims against said estate, to Gle them, prop.
erly authenticated, with the Clerk of The
County Court, at Bluuntville, on or befor,
the l2lh Gay Of June, 1869, for pro rata dis.
tribuiiou, or taSy viii be forever barred in
law and equity. March 2, 1869.
Al. HALL, Administrator.
Attest: ~. ]. PHttLirs. CLARK
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In Chancrry at JonesbOrOugh,

TANES W. SHAFER and wife VS.. David
Carson and others. Pursuant to a de.
cree Of the Chancery Court, ut Jonssborough.
Tenn, at its November term, 1868, In the
above cause. ! will offer for sale, at the Conrt
II muse door in JonesborO,' Tenn, on the LIST
day Of May 1869, Tor the purpose of paying
the remainder due the sbove complairants in
said cause, Il tract OF land situated partly in
civil district No, Is, Greene county, Tenn,
and partly ia civil district No. Ia, Washing.
ton county, Tenn, adjoining the lands Of Jas.
McMacken, Polly MrMacken, Robt Smith,
Allen Salts and Richard Basket, and said to
contain two hundred and fifty acres. TERMS:
Six months credit bond and approved securi-
ty and lien retained until purchase money is
fully paid. March 9Th, 1869.
HENRY HoSS, c. NJ.
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IN

the matter Of Eamts 4 Wilds. Bankrupls
Il Pursuant to an order Of the District rourl
Of the United Ststes, Rasiern District Of Ten.
nsssee, dated February 2Itb, 1869, there will
be a Second General Meeting ofthe creditors
Of the above-namsd Bankrupts land each Of
them), held At the Office Of Joel A. Dewey
10 Jonssboro', Tenn. on the .lth Of March,
1869, AZ 10 A. ". The creditors Of said
hankrups are requested TO be present Il said
Meeting. March oh, 1859.
SAN. ]. KIRKPATRICK,
Ssmarl2E2I 1sngnec.
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CLOSING UP.
Important to all who are Indebted
10 the Flag Office.

The undersigned being compelled to close
up his bushes, preparatory TO removing to
Nashville, to take charge of the Public Print
ing, hereby informs all who are indebted to
the Office Of the UNION FLAG, either for job
Work, Subscription or Advertising that they
must CONC forward and make settlement by
The 10th day Of April, 1869, or their accounts
will be placed in the hands of the proper o.
feers for collection.
Those who are also indebted by note must
com forward and settle or renew the same
with good security.
GEO. E. GRESHAM,
Editor and Proprietor Union Flag.
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Inhnsnn,s Last

Some Of our contemporaries are eareles'.y
speaking Of Johuson's remarkable parting
addssss 10 the people Of The Uuitsd States aS
a Partition shot. Dat Of justice to the mem
Org aud historical reputation Of The Parthian
warriors, we PrOtss, against this language.
The Pafihian arrows were gliiicring, aud
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N0lire Of InSnIrenrr.

THE INSOLVENCY Of lbs Esiate Of ssmI.
Taylor, cclored, deceased, having been
iugges'ed 70 the County Court Clerk Of Car
ter county. Notice u hereby given 10 The
ereditors Of said estate, to Gle their claims
duly autheniicated according 70 Law. with
the Couusy Court Clerk Of said county. on
or before she 9th day Of Jane, 1859, or thsy
will be forever barred. March 4, 1859.
RUFUS TAYLOR, (CoLJ Aem'h
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FRRTlLlZERS. \ TnN
SHERIFF SALES.

DY VIRTUE Of two ri. Fas. issued fOn
ID the Circuit Court Of Washington e5un-
", Tenn, at its October term 1868, and V
me directed, tested the 4th Monday Of 0elr
Der l6Gs, upon two Judgments and costs pr
the sum Of S47S 81 debt and costs PronOaac'
ed by said Court and in favor Of R.M. Tash.
70 FOR the use Of Jos. s. Rbea and ngAihstRsu'
hen Roddy, James @. Cox, William R, SsTir-
J. NJ. Hoss and VIM. P. Brewer, ! will sell tor
cash 10 hand at the Court House door In The
town Of Johesboro' on Monday the 10Th df
Of April, 1860, all the right, title, claim id
interest that WIN. r. Sewer has in and to oe
brick dWelling-house and lot Of land sitn'lN
in the town Of JOnesborO, Washington eoan'
", Tenn, said to 'contain "a OF an acre, mere
or less, adjoining the lot Of Jiles Jaek'o''
John Greene's heirs and others, to satisfy 10
said judgments and costs. March 4, lSby
S. e. GRIFFITH, Sheriff
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DY Virtue Of an alias Fl. Fa. issued ron
Dthe Chancery Court, At November tetn'
1868, and to me directed, tested on the NI
Monday OF Nor. 1868, in favor Of knea ~
Anderson, EI'rs., and against Jos. 10"
and VIM. r. Sewer for the sum Of sss'|
debt and forty dollars cost, decreed agnsn
the said Jos. S. Rhea and W. R. Sewer ~
proceed TO sell, for cash In hand, Of thsOss'
House door, in the town Of Joneiooro, Oa aL
10th day Of April 1869, all the right ".
claim and interest that VIM. r Sewer ~
and TO one brick dSelling-hou,e ana l@S
land situated In the town Of Jouss0olOsss,
Washington county, Tenn, said 70 GOBLIN
81 Of an acre, more or less, adjoining l1'n
Of Jiles Jackson, John Greene's heirs anu
lot known a. The Martin Academy loh
isy said debt add costs. March : 49,
s. 3. GRIFFITH, ss'fih
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG.

edged, and always told. There Is nothing %
dangerous "a a loose aud semi in,elliSeht use
OF classical %allusion and meta nor. Johnson's
refusing to have any participation in The in
augarRl Ger .mOnles 10 the last harmless and
bluuted missile from his culver.
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NOON BOXES, HalE.Boxes and Cad.
ZUUU dies Lynehburg Manufactured
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
Jan. 22ud, 1868. LEE6 TAYLOR.
QO00 BuNcHEs best brands N, q.
OUUU Cotton Yarns, on consignment.
January 22d, 1866.
LEE a TAYLOR.
Snn SIDES Spanish Sole Leather.
s)(BU January 29d, 1899.
LEE & TAYLOR.
7NnA BUSHELS New GrcP Glover Seed
ZUU January 22d. 1859.
LEE & TAYLOR
OOA BUSHELS New Crop Timothy
LEE & TAYLOR.
100 BARRELS Recti6ed Rye and Corn
January 22d, 1909
LEE 4 TAYLOR.
JSO BARRELS /" Lackeys, = +" ZallmansT
Ie)U Strangers, r a Whites and "Haek.
eys'' prime Virginia made Rye Whisky.
January 22d, 1859.
LEE & TAYLOR.
En BARRELS Cider Apple RraAdy.
JU january I'D, 1855.
LEE TAYLOR.
QOO KEGS Oll Donmion Nails. As
AOO sorted. 100 Boxes szlO and lOzl2
Window Glass.
January 22d, 1869.
LEE 4 TAYLOR,
No. II, Bridge ST., L~ynchbOTg, Va.
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GORDON'S
Short Holnntnries for the Organ

Contains 81 gems selected from the hest authors, Tho
pieces are melodiUus, harmonles we'll written, and Aru
adapted TO the popular wants. Ordinary Organists
can manage them without dineuliy. sl.g.
amount.
Jgmar5W2.
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County Conrt caftar conntv.

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10 purchaser gir'1r bsaf sHh sssi s,-srir. ri I,
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COlOrcd Convention.

The CoIored voters of Washington County
will hold a Convention in this place, on the
the 10th, to select delegates to the State Re
publican Convention.
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GORDON,s COLLECTION
G v%oLUNTAR1Es,

Selected from tho beet works Of 4. Battiste, Organ.
it Of 81. Eustache, Paris, Carefully fingered care
iulty With separate part for Pedals, aud full descrip.
tton Of stops to I've used. Not difficult. Sent post. paid
on receipt Of marked price, $40.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-12
The Musical Friend.

A choice collection Of Vocal, Taayanesial aRd FoWr.
HaHd MUsic. II contains 81 Songs from tho beet com
posers. IS pieces for tho Piano, and II pieces for FORK.
Hams, making the best variety and most valuable
hUok published. sO7 pages. Price, bound in boards,
$3.50. Sent post paid ON receipt Of the AmOunt.