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I WonDsR Way IT Is7--BY 0ss wHo KEEPS
MS EYES AND EARS 0rss.---I wander what has
produced such change in our town. But a
few weeks ago, fighting, swearing and drink
ing was the order of the day, and night too,
for that matter. Now more Quiet and
psaceable town csnnot be found in Tennessee
i wonder what is the causs2
iwonder why II is thatthe young men of our
town can talk Of nothing bat religion, they
did not do it one month ago. l wonder why
the Church Is filled to its utmost capacity
night after night when heretofore the minis
ter had to preach to the bare walls?
wonder what has become of those per-
sons who used to sing those obscene songs
and make snch bideous outcries on the streets
at night wonder if they are at Church
Any way, somebody is there, bat they are
shouting praises to the most High Cod
wonder what has produced the change? Sure.
ly, these are wonderful timesl | wonder
what induces the Minister to preach mig I
after night, until his lungs ale nearly worn
out and his physical energies are exhausted Z
wonder how the young men can find time
to attend prayer meeting in the afternoon,
and leave their business when they know
that tine is money?
wonder why people can shout and sing
and pray, when they feel happy, and what
makes them SO happy | wonder if it is all
eXcitement-who can tell?
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S6 Il Is matter of surprise that no
wealthy citizen of Washington county, q
county proyerbisl for the intelligence and
liberality Of its people, has excited the gen
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I'LL RATLlFT vs. JOSEPH h DANIEL.
IL Bowman othtrs, II appearing 10 Tho
satisfaction Of the Clerk 4 Master from ihe
allegations In the bill that the defendant
Sarah Moses and her husband VIM Moses, Dn.
yd Bbwman Robt Bowman, Michael Bowman
Rebeeca j. Harlan aud Lemuel Harlan, Eliza.
beth Bowmani Henry Bowman and Catharne
and George y Billingsly, are residents of
the State OF Kentucky, so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon them.
IL is ord cred that publication bo made in tho
East Tennessee Union Flag for four success.
siyc weeks notifying them to appear nj tho
May term 1890 Of the Chaucery Court to be
held At Jonesboro', on the 2nd Monday of
May lsee, then and there to make defense or
the same will be taken ~ confessed, and set
for hearing ex parte. II, H0SS, @. IN,
nov.2iwiprsleeS5.
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WYNN. K. BLAIR AND r. L. BLAIR VS.
XX - NJ Rlair and nthers Lnirt thf

WYNN K. BLAIR AND r. L. BLAIR VS.
w Mary Blair and others, being the
widow, heirs At law and Administrators Of
John Blair deed. The defendants John B..
Simpson, Mary Il. Simpson, VIM. P. Blair,
Andrew j. Blair, r. L. Blair jr, Frank S.
Blair and David Sullins and wife, are non
residents Of this State. 1t is ordered that
publication bemade forfour successive weeks
in the Union Flag apaper published in jones'
boro', calling on SAID defendants to appear
at the January Rules 1866, Of Chancery
Court to be held IN Jonesboro', on the first
Monday ofJnnuary 1866, then and there to
make their defense or it will be taken rs con-
fessed and set for hearing ex parte.
Nov 24prsfee$5 1 II. H0SS, c. NJ.
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rIvR,-Esquire Hawkins, as will be seen by
the following notice, has taken the business
out Of the Presidents hands, and has granted
n special Pardon to one William McInturf-
Whether the Esq, has done this with malice
aforcthought or whether his object was to
relieve the President, remains to be tried al
the bar OF public opinion.
Married, on the goth inst, by VIM. Hawk.
iins, Esq, Mr. William McInturf, to Miss Nancy
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u W. WALTER, surviving partner of R.
IN. Walter & Bro. vs. Warrington G. Hunt.
1t appearing from the allegations Of the bill
that the defendants residence is unknown,
or that he so absconds or conccals himself
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Union Flag, notifying said re-
spondents to appear before the Chaucery
Court at Jonesboro', on the second Monday
of May 1866, then and there to make defense
to the bill, or the same will he taken for con-
tossed, and set for hearing exparte.
novl4w4prsfeeS5. II. HOSS, c. & NJ.
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ISAAC BRoYLEs AND VIM J. STRAIN

| Exrs Of Adam Broylcs decd, Va. Jacob
y. Broylcs Trustee, A.A. Broyles, CA. Esmes,
Joseph Q. Whitney, Joseph Gushing, Jacob
II. Hcdary, John Sbarkey, jacob Thompson,
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loo, q, W. Reed, Henry II. Reed and Ed. j.
Reed The defendants in this cause except
J. Y. Broylcs, A. A. Broyles and q. A. Games,
nro non-residents Of the State of Tennessee.
II Is ordered that publication BIO made for
four successive weeks In tho "Union Flag, "
notifying said respondents to appear before
the Chanccry Court ut Jonesboro', on the
second Monday Of May, 1860, then and there
to make defense TO the bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed, aud set for hearing
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4 LFRED McPHATRIDGE 6.SARAH NJ. McpHAT-
"A ridge VS. james Gregg, and Robert scott, Exrs OF
Frances Hodges dec ct al 1t appearing to th. patis-
faction of the Clerk that the defendants Samuel Hodges
Elizabeth Hall and llughcy Hall residents Of
the State OF Tennessee 1t 10 therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks In tho
Jonesboro' Union Flag notifying said defendants TO
appear before the Chanery Court at the Court Heuse
IN Bountvillo on the Sd Monday Of November nsxt,
and make defence 10 sad bill or the same will DO Ia.
ken confessed and sat for hearing OK parte p
octt27prsfceSjl WILLIAM MULLENIX, c. an
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
G O O ID S!
JOHN WEST & CO.,

MO. L Cox'S ROW,
"AVE fully completed and are offering
III for sale an extensive assortment OF ey-
cry variety and style Of
Dry Goods, CloakS, FurS, HaUlS, M
bjes, Hoods, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
QueenSware, Hardware, Groceries
and Dye Stpf5.
The citizens of Jonesborough and the sur
rounding county can rely upon getting at
this store every thing needed for the supply
of q family and of the best quality and at
lowest prices.
We give the highest market prices for all
kinds of produce, in exchange for goods,
Give US q cali before purchasing elsewhere
We pay 65 cts for Feathers, 33b for Butter.
$40 80 for Pork, and other articles in proper
ton. nov 72m
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EDMOND PRICE VS.. CALVIN SHAW, R.
ELL. Blair, and others. The defendants,
John B. Simpson, Mary e. Simpson, VIM. P.
Blair, John l.. Blair A. j. Blair, r. l.. Blair,
Jr., +. S. Blair and David Sullen and wife
Ann Rebecca, being non-residents of this
State. 1t is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Union Flag,
a paper published in Jonesboro, notifying
said defendants to appear at the May Term,
1866, of the Chancery Court, to be held in
Jonesboro', on the I'd Monday of May, 1866,
then and there to make their defence, or it
will be taken as confessed and set for hear
ing yx-parte.
nov24w4prsfee$5. Il l1OSS, G. & NJ.
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so DOLLARS REWARD!
HORSE ST0LAy~

A DApPLE GRAY MARE belonging
~ to my son, VIM. r. Vines, ArVsrt'Dftccn
and half or sixteen h,rfas ,lfah,' large, and
heavy set, about five or siS''years go name
and tail, same- colQr of the otbcr spart, IN
very good sy from m %y S soa,S of
Joncsboroy5h Monday night, by some thiol
or thieves A reward OF fifty dollars VIII be
given for the return Of the mare and thief
or twenty-five dollars will be paid for the
return of the mare alone.
noy7w4 prsfeo So WIN. VINES.
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Il {, Z. q, WL3T vs. Az. JACKSON: THE PLAIN
aeatea or liable them and resident Of Tenner
see o. 60 esconas that the Ordinary procos cfthc law
cLnnot be served on him md having obtained an orgi
having been returned before tho s;h day of Ju-
ly 1885, levied on defendants property II 10 therefore
ordered BY me that publication be Sde for four
5Ya weeks In tho Jcnesboro Union Flag notifying raid
defendant to appear before me at my ocs Jonesboro
on tho Is: day Of January 1885, and answer, or the
tan,e VIII be proceeded with OK sarte.
oc:27a2is5sl J. F. GRESHAM, UP.
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: HENRY C. WHITNEY & co,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

nARTICULAK ATIENIIUN UIVEN To
the sale of Lands in East Tennessee to
parties from the Northern States. All per-
sons owning Real Estate, and desiring to
make early sales, are invited to communicate
with this Office, sending full description,
lowest price and best terms. Charges mod
crate, and no charge unless sale be made
We are DESTROYS of opening with, and secur-
ing the cooperation of Real Estate Agents
throughout East Tennessee. Mineral lands
and large tracts of Cheap Lands wanted for
colonists.
Refer to GovrRSon BRowELow. nov24H.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL proceed to sell, on Saturday the 25th Of No.
vcmber next, at the late residence of Christian Sl.
gar decd fyo miles South OF Jonosborough lying on
the road losding from Jonesboro to Burnesvlse N c.
tract of Land containing l76 Acres Of excellent land
very desirable situation. 1t will he Sold If desired
in two parcels to suit purchasers. Terms OF sale made
known on day Of sale. NJ. r. BORING, Ex' rof
oct2T dsprsieeS6l Christian sligar decd.
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ATTACHM ENTS.

SAMUEL LATTURE VS. lseph s. Rhea and John T.
- hea ct al In this case il appearing from the aega
TONS II, mpiG!nants bill, that the defendants W
sevirc and kerbcn hodty- ara non residents Of the
State oi Tennessee il ordered that publication h,
made fer four successive weeks in the Jonesboro Union
Flag, notifying said defendants 10 appear becro tbs
ChGrcely Court in Bountye, on the third Monday OF
November next, and plead, answer or dcnur to COM
rainans bill, the will be taken for confessed
and get fer hearing cg parte. Is Sept 1895 copy
orp. 2Sprslec IL Test, w AULLENlX, ca N
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To all who desire 1t, he will send copy of the pre-
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preparing and using tho nato which they will find
for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRoNcHTIs COUGHS
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Information which he cOncevcs to be Invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t viii
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Notice to CreditorS""Read!

G0L.-C. A. EAMES, REQUESTS US TO
Y Isay to all those who are indebted to him for
Shoes, Boots and Flour, or in fact, all those
who are indebted to him on any account, ha
is willing 10 reduce the price Of said articles
to what they are selling at, at the present
time And as for Money he loaned, where il
was Confederate money, he is willing for tho
pnrty owing him, to say what no will pay
him, and he will be satisfied AS he will con.
slider it only fair and just to settle in that
way Address, -. --............
COL. 9. A. EAMES,
oct27w4S5,l KNOXVILLE, TErS.
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N B. MARTIN VS. o. Z. COSSEN. THE
TX plaintiff on affidavit saws the defen-

n B. MARTIN VS. o. Z. COSSEN. THE
IL. Plaintiff on affidavit says the defen-
dent is indebted to him as agent of Eulila
Tiler, and is nonresident of Tennessee, or
so absconds that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on him, and having obtain
ed an original attachment against the said
defendant, returnnble before some Justice
of said county ard the same having been re-
turned before me on the fourth day Of Noveui-
Der, 1865, it is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks. in the Union
Flag notifying the said defendant to appear
at my Office and answer, or the same will be set
for hearing at the expiration Of that time, ex-
parte. D. X. ARMENTROUT, up.
nov I7p rsfeeS5