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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-16
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LetterjitO Gen. Cox from Soldiers.
hh hBLAbENsBuRG.O OHIo, Aupust q 1885, II

,'' BLADENSBURGyO OH1O, AugustZ l066.l 2
DEAR GENERA AL 1--WE like most of your
letter Of July %, to the Abolitionists OF
Oberlm, and you are right, In saying that
the boys don't like the negroes any better
for having seen them. We don't like your
plan, for getting them together as COM
mnnity in the South, 's,oithout dtStar bing the
organiSattoa Of the State Governments." I'VE
want to see fair, play all round, and YOU
know, General, that we fought for the old
flag, and tor the Union, and not because we
hated the Southern people. We wanted
them to behave, and not hurt the Union;
but when the fight was over we could al.
ways shake hands aiido be friends, But,
General, you march a little oblique on one
thing. We live IN Ohio, and YOUR plan fof
settling things down in Dixie don't prevent
us from being placed on an equality with
the iniggers here. We have heard 1t told
that before the war there were more than
twenty-five thousand negroes In Ohio, and
that number has been more than doubled
during the past four years. The lines are
open and the dafkies are allowed TO come
through In Clouds i''''I on FNo'N' nio@.i'
Now, the Oberlinites, BENJAMIN Wade
and General Schenck, and ali that kind Of
people, and there are good many Of them,
want to put the nigger on an equality with
us, ana give the votes 20 balance ours. Now,
this is a meaning question, for, before two
years, we will have a hundred and fifty
thousand negroes in Ohio.n,n, What we want
10 know is, @hethery you are III favor of Civ
ing them the right to vote III Ohio now, or
at any future time. Yop are right General,
in saying the boys are all still proud of be-
ing white, and they WON'T march uiler the
black flag. ..'H3..
An early answer will obligeyour fellow
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/ MARTIN LEONARD, Co. F, 18th Owl. ."1J
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r. p. DUNBAR, Co, +, 12Ist OWL. ~
VIM. STULL, Co. X, 43d owl. loni.t.r
To J. D. Cox, Columbus, Ohio. .o@ '., ,aI.',,; :.
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8 SsPEC1I[.AL1.NO P3I E'C(j1[.AzI {
-.baso1A.FEW REASONS WHY THE g1a .ago
,AMERICAN.'WAT

N 40 . +'rtA b.
1t is made on the best principle, while the foreign
watch is generally made on no principle at all. The
foreign watch is mostly made by women and boys
BY HAND. w hie their labor is cheap their work is
dear at any price.i such watches are made without
plan, and sold without guarantee. They are irregu-
lar in construction, and quito as irregular in move
mentP They are designed only tossll, and the buyer
is the party most thoroughly sold. Those who have
kept "ancres" "i'lepinesp and "Swiss levers in pro
fessed repair for few years will appreciate the truth
of our statement ~ "
THE PLAN OF TIE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead of being made of several hundred little
pieces. screwed together the body of the American
watchis formed of SOLID Plates NojAr Inter
feres with The harmony of its working, and no sud-
den shock can throw its machinery out of gear. In
riding any business pursuit, it all held together
as firmly as single piece of metal. 1t is Just what
all machinery should be-
LIST. ACCURATE. I'd. SIMPLE. Sd. STRONG.
We notony secure caiEAPNEss byr our system, system
but QUALITY. We do not pretend that our Watch
can be bought for less money than the foreign make
6eeres, hut thstor its real value it sold forpne-
half thSbfftelt wv S5aSGiSt IIOIoIVL
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH (named VIM. Ellery)
iswhati its tame indicates Substantial, AMI
always sReiable-warranted to stand any amount Of
Marching, Riding or Fighting. k.l
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
(named p s. BARTLETT is similar in size and general
appearahce. bat has more Jewels and more elabOr-
ate finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH. recently brought out, is
put up in great variety of patterns, many of them
Of rare beauty workmanship, quite small. but
warranted to keep time. isl ''fa 'Ec7s1d ioinh 4
THE PROOF Of the merits Of our Watch maybe
found in the fact that we now employ over seven
hundredNerkmen in our factories. and that we are
still unable to supply the constantly increasing de-
mard. 'h!J IAhVifd 4h5 6jAJ dd5l1
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH is
thinner and lighter than Che others we have describ
ed. Its fine chronOmeter balance delicately ADJUST
ed to correct the vafiationcaused byehanges of
perature These watches the fruits of the latest
experiments In chr6nometry. and are lmade by our
best workmen, in a separate department of our fac
tory. For the fEest time-keeping qualities they
challenge comparison with the best works Of the
most famous English and Swiss makers.
ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
Agents pr-the,A American, " atch Company,
julyls-ddw1m i la2BfosdNay. New York.
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COLUMBUS. OHIO.
WEDNESDAY, ncREINsI- AUG. le
-7T7fT TOI lHoHLl tfii L. iffJf IL =. flf -,
A Chapter from Hon. q. 3. Cox's
Forthcoming Book.

Fhis morning we commence the pnoilca-1
ton of a. chapter from Hon., s, IS ,Cox's
Forthcoming book, entitled Eight Years in
Congress ! Memofi and Speeches. The
volume will prove most interesting one,
as this chapter fromsit will conclusive
ly show. 1t will be invaluable as faith
full record of eight of the most 7eventful
years IN the Congress Of the United States,
and Is 80 written as to furnish great enjoy
ment tothe general reader, The. book de-
serves an extensiyeand widespread circu-
latiOn. r.,e-- 49,. - -
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[From The Coshocton Democrat,l 1Eq
Another Letter from Soldiers

The following is the Soldiers letter to
Gen. Cox, to which The Agg alluded last
week. The General has not yet replied to
it, This letter has no reference to Negro
Suffrage in therSOuth-the soldiers want to
Know how he stands In relation to that
question in Ohio. The Age Says that the
letter Cox sent to the 0berlin' negroes,
gives the soldiers all the information they
desire, But he carefully avoids saying. one
word about Negro Suffrage in Ohio. The
Clepelqnd Leader, an, Abolition paper, which
supports Cox, says. -, .'.,'
-.aft will be observed that the General en-
tirely. fails to answer the question in regard
to Negro Suffrage In this State" =
=, Now, as Cox has answered the Oberlinites
as to Negro Suffrage In the South, will he
condescend to answer the following inquiry
from soldiers in regard TO Negro Suffrage
'''i 7"fl 71,a2'1S 1a,o CosHocroS, July TO- 1866.
To 6Mgor-G General Cor--DsAR SIR-""We
see by the papers, that you are the Repub
licap nominee tor Governor of Ohie-and,
as soldiers, who have periled ourlives In de1
fense of the Union, and for the old flag, we
honor your patriotism and bravery, and de-
sire to give you our votes But The Neu
York Tribune, The Cleveland Leader, Cinci,,-
f"tge Qu~ceVS1 "tfN tiSehfJ LofA PpHOic
on the Western Reserve, claim that YOU are
in favor of giving to the. negroes the right
toIy0te-making them, citizens! We do not
believe suchIto be the fact, and respectfully
request that you, in reply to this letter, give
us your views on this, now, all absorbing
question: GJU1A oGt b. cidsrlip.ifcts ia
ssio Very respectfully, yours, &c. irir md
r, JAMES B. COOPER, Cod, 129d OWL. .ar
GoTLEIB FEAs, D"1t g,dn53
ID. O. CoofER, S'gtJabuats b'si saj jA
bsWM. MCFEE, i01q 80 .5niRn Yid gni1yho
30 CHRISTIAN A.SHRoYER, Sgt. "lIi aal div
u SAMUEL NEPTUNE, Co. ID, s'i5jmoGisih
grADAM BoDINET!d b9TNf0 g. $500 bad
bfAg Mel lkEEvER, 90. d, 5lst o. VaI.Isfi 9dl
aoELI FoRTNER, Co. d, il22d O. VsI.1dj 1ni
GEO. VIcKERs, Co. f, 18th Iics d-iianI
JARED DOoLITTLE, Co. ii, 9th ''g19bolnap
Il THos. j. DARR, 70. i, 2d WV. Vet. In'fy.
n M. M. FgLvER, 90. X, 32d o. VaIs gi i6t
AUGUST FRACKk, Co! y. S0thI0sY. Him
9nS. Ii. WoIFoRD, Co. F, i62d 0aYoI. rna3y
S. c.. WoLFoRD, Co. A, 9th 0.V. 1. 0ia'i
FRED. il JIiMARKLEy, Bat. H, 9th I. .S. A.
% N. MIMUsaRAvE, Co. L 9th O.V.I.si1q
9dC. W.TUMBLIN, Go. d. 122d OWL. ssW
91A. b. WoLFoRD, Co. II, eth O.V. d.tlsw
s7CAARoN ALBERT, Co. H, 5lst o. ". Iai.,G1
: HENRY SHAW, 9Th Ohio Light Battery
% ANDREW j.. MAvIs, Co. A, 194thl O. WI.
r. HH.HN . HH %.
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IN % 49, ~ TTT-TTT-
lFor The Ohio Ststesman.l
M<u-

MEssRs. Eo1ToRs mo man in Ohio is
better qualified for the responsible position
of Supreme Judge, than Hon. John Okey,
now Of Hamilton county, and for nine years
past the foremost Common Pleas Judge In
the Eighth Judicial District of Ohio. Three
times his friends have brought his name
before the Democratic Conventions for that
position, and again we feel like urging his
nomination. G,rQa ps EASTERN ONO. J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-16

THE BEST SIREN NGTHENING g PLAS-
TER IS THE POBOus PLASTER OF
DIR. .ALLCOCK.-Theypr warranted to keep
good twenty years, but may be returned for fresh
pAsters without chAfgs.u1O
aanr /, IMPORTANTQUALITIES.
They will cure Weakness of the Back. Pain in
the Aide, Lameness of the Knees or of the Ankles,
prCold Feet sooner and yitbpore comfort tlianspS
other application.
3oors KNoxvILLE, Albany countg, Jan. ls,, 1859.
Dirt. ALLcooK--Dsar Seventeen yearsaso
was sorely iniuredin my back, AtIongth. i was
induced to use your pasters. wore one constantly
for six months, and did more hard workdu that
six months than in the preceding fifteen years. !
have not worn plaster for eighteen monthss and
have had no return Of the gnawing pain and weak
ness in my back, but have been entirely well. isdv
III amyour obedient servant, ir ~ Ht,isIeau
"a hiJOHN3 G. CRARY!g
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
.cSold by all dealers in Mediemess. 6 e ALA
iulv26 .dAwlm
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roYuMpua Aug q IHaE

.cEALED PROPOSALS To FURNIsFE
~ this Institution with supplies, as tcheduled be-
low. viii be received at this office until wkpNESy
DAY. AUGUST 18TH, lseS. .at2 o'clock I. n. N
1000 lbs, more or,less, Fresh Beet,
Per week, to be delivered II the four quarters In
equal proportions. on MONDAYS, Wednesdays. aud
Fridays. at such hours as the Warden may direct.
for six <, months from Z the rst dsy o sptsmssT
weighing not LEES than 500 Ibis net.
5000 lbs, more or less, JCOrned Beef,
per week, for the san time. The beef to be of
good quaiit clear of kDuckle-bone and shank
The quantity n be increased or dAniplshed as the
10 900 to i5 900 bushels best quality Coarse Hook
ing Coal e b. delivered IN thS pris.op . sard op or
Sds Sa4p e e. sa
ing to be pure American wool; to weigh eleven
ifss 81 ifss fro from dock AM eaeklsand 70 bsdsiyetsS
as the Warden may direct Goods below the stand
ard will not be taken at any price,,
as Y tSs Director % or add Warden may select
5000 bush RedWheat, or its eguivalehti in Flour.
so bbls Extra Flour from Red Wheat.
q s;pSa sbis iDfHsas aSsEifs astiily saly Butter
+ l,O0Olbs Rio Coffee (samples wanted).
Is hhf A. Sst shsst Pss Hyson Tea samples want0O.
bbls Mosgses samples wanted.
~ gMtopsSoo Timothy Hay.rt osofGeg-S
5000 bush Potatoes, to be delivered as wanted
ssSlSi %; sSss sSssaeisi sis sbs l.@pis
400 Unbleached Muslin.
gd aS aSS BlesShsd Ie,S 9s l'ba% a.aoo sidr
80 Z do " Vest'sadi f,I.ss 4 !: 3sn .iaa
lbs BEST quality Buffalo slauusser or spanish
gS .: SIds. Upper Leather samples wsqtedo. a55 ID
100 Cords Sugar or Hickory Wood. (eood).
Oloe bush Onions, do.
The DirectorsIa and Warden reseryeIthe fiehtote
reject any bidnons dered Incompatible with the in
terest of the State. ,ltAhduIH a u
Each bid must be accompanied by bond in the
sum Of 90 per cent. of the amount involved, condi-
toned that the party or parties making theprapesal
will accept tho oontract if the samefbe awarded to
him or them. and for the faithful performance Of
,,-S sV $3.50 80 y I9aN PRENTICE. Warden.
$RSs} SSS s}tfHh H Directors.
sss!sd ssdi4OV'nh Ana iA,iHhBs
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s.No ,,l{ARDEE.HooD.i

,IoA.NO scl4ARDEE-HooD'g0G
On the part of the South prevent the Of
the Union arms. Grantand shsrman's policy like
CRISTA DO RO'S HAIR DYE,
Everywhere establishes eolors which are beautiful
in the peoples eyes. The hues of the National
Flag those of Heaven, but among all thedyes Of
Earth there is none save CHRISTAD0R0'S that
produces instaptaneousy perfectfac similiesof ma
lures every shade Of black and brown. .Manufac-
tured by ]. CRIsTA ADoRo, No. 6 Astor House. New
York Sold BY Drugsists.s Applied, by, all Hair
Dressers. rs5'.L.o'51 .rirt-Ir ,,'july2s-d&w1m
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z
iBucYRus, o. Aug. IA, /,

-I72II15 yII TBUoYRUs, o., 'AugE IA, 1861
7 EprroRs ONO STATESMAN ;-4Allow me
to announce the name Of A. M. jackson, Of
Crawford county, as a most suitable candi-
date for the Office Of Lieutenaht- Governor
MI. Jackson hss always been an ardent
and staunch advocate OF the slime honored
principles OF Democracy" and If elected
would do honor to the position. op,,f ,GU,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-16

e7A]I IAGuTAg auo
guF0R MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS'5VENETIANHA HAIR DYE has stood rthd
test of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor 9'''' 80 a I.tNsA It ~ r. ., ,.Ht
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest made.9 Itspriceisoniy 75cents. and each
bottle contains double the duantityof dyein those
usually sold for 81. ,-.- 49,. -
THIS HA1RDYEis Is manufactured BySa peculiar
process which rendersi IL infinitely superior to any
dye in market. Being complete in one bottle, no
preparation is required. which greatly smplifesth
application.
u INUSING THIS DYE YOU syoidl thatsnUsrY
dead appearances by which dyed hair iahd whisker
are so readily Recognized, when an inferior article
has been used as It produces aperfscty natural COL
oriof fA1w shade ethatisdesi from rich Sbgown
to jetty, ustrous black. that will not smut crock
or stain the clothing. Invest rs cents and you will
be convinced. Sold by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods DsAfsrs. TO 3nosE TD'oHsnig
t5 Nv
~" SiiG1ilp IN bsTiylh % 2tuuOn1 pIYls NSo"-I'
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RAWFORp..

EDWARD KErcHyM, Of New York, Is re-
ported tohave forged gold certificates to the
amount Of s2OOO,0oo, and as having abb
seconded
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lA@cARDl ro ,INvALIDs... 81.

bs A Clergyman. whileresidingin South Americas o.
"a missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness. EARLY Decay
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the wholetrain Of disorders brought on by banef1
ready eured nv tb;a nobls, remsdy. 'Promted byn
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate; viii
send the receipt for preparing and using this medi-
Gins In sealed env6lope.t TO any one who needs II.
Ntaso 6Aar0snI iib-i2uR
Please inclosea postpaid envelope. addressed to
yourself. Address,
lll00H 91yusEPH n! aNMkN. 4 A
STATION d, BIBLE HOUSE,
81 mch2.'SR-dly sunaa,1z,1Ney York City,,
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-Gigqa1 = sjsilttiga qYad bnE .bsI.oryo A.! 8 -ai
.msi.i bics ovHa sH -s7o1sdN 20 rr. i.n
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DHoTOGRArH CARDs FCR GEN
Il TLEMEN. Sample With catalogues sent for 2s
cts lnslpse an envelope with yppF 9MH FnTF%Ts and
juns2s.dsm IS Liberty st.. New York City.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MEssRs. EDIToRs:- Please announce the-pame Of
DR.. WILLIAM BAsHAw, Of Franklin county, as q
candidate for Senator for the counties of Franklin
and Pickaway, subject to the decision of the Sena
torial Convention. 5o .rs'
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-16

Lteutendnt- Governor; = VS. s''s ~ - -
Treasurer Of State;
Supreme Judge, lfullterm); IDo[ g99f
Supreme Judge, (vacancy);
A'tor1sy 1.soo,'yo esasrss; :. MOD 80
MeaSber B,Nard Of Public Wofks;7y0 ayI
Clerk e SUI Court.
The ratio of representation will be as fol1
lows: One deIos ate for each county; an addi-
tional delegate for every 500 votes cast'for
General Mcclellan a, the last Presidential
election, and an additional delegate for
every fraction of $50 or more votes SO cast.
This apportionment gives to the counties
respectively the following number Of dele Dc e.
gates, viZiilo ,gstnisri OF D Hrt. 19dis, ,oi
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
To THE DEMocRAoY OF ONO:

"a State Convention Of the, Democracy IF
Ohio will beheld at COLUMBUS, ON THURS
DAY, THE oath DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, to
nominate candidatesfor the following Off
ces, and fr the transaction of such other
business may come before the conven-l
q'si0aN Si....a.l.O. LION YhQ2UIQuV
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IUIdI NUs DeI6gdlVs' OOO
By order Of the Democratic State Central
Committee! !NUI -gn Hll Il- -lgLL .L.l a
'''' ''.'' ''' JOHN G. THOMPSON,
.. r.-o-.a ~ .,bru lo,inr-. IF Chairman
+. JAEGER, Secretary. r.i4p 3. .wsI .gr1u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-16

J, W J, Removed from bib old Onice..,.
DIR. A. B.iwTLLIAMS. West Broadwsy. near
High street. Columbus, Ohio. has devoted himsel
fora seriesof years the Of certain pri
vate diseases. fIe may be consulted 1t bis Office.
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-16

The Bridal Chamber, an EfSH Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Non. Also, new sud
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary an
f,gxualv Systeps--Sent frees in sealed envelopes
Addres hao II. >. SKILLIN H0UGHI0N, "a ,Aard
Associ M philadelphia, Pa. Z v ~ apr4'6sily
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THE BEST SIREN NGTHENING TLAS-
TER Is THE POBOus PLASTER OF

julyl8-d&weOw1y 80" Az " a
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-10-06
MA r r I ED

IL this place. on tho s day of October, 1865 by ].
A. Conlcy, Esqr., Mr., W. IT, Daniels of Lawrenceburg,
Ind, to Miss. sALLis lIowREs, of this county.
We havo been favored with Aportion OF tho "wcding
cake. " .. ....,
May flowers bloom In your pathway through life
and happiness and contentmcnt be your lot.
on the 18th, ult., by the Rev., J. W. Elliott Of
Grcenoylc, Tenn at the residence of tho brides father
H. Porter Stacy lato Llcnt, Co l3th Tennessee Cav
airy, TO Miss Augusta NJ Piper Of Rogcrsyille Tenn.
Also ut the same time and place, Samuel r. Angel,
lato Adjt Of tho 18th, Tenn, Cavity, TO Miss Eliza j..
Plpcf OF RogersMne, Tenn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-10-06
. Reb5l ympathizers.


For the East Tennessee Union Flaga1 ,.,4G
M. Editor, orany other as truly 10y
al man: I wish to ask how can man,
after he has served three years in tho
U. S. Army and returns, take the part
of Rebs who run him from home, rob-
bed his familyoand neighbors? And
what think you of q man who would
swear he would empty his nary be-
fore Jcrc Cox, (hc house robbery
should be hurt by any man present?
What will the loyal Publisher and rea-
derS of our STANDARD SuEEr, think of a
man, sworn as juror to indict for trca-
son the rebel leaders, who would take
his family, 60 and feast with those
who conscripted, imprisoned and pun
ished his ncibhbors /? And especially,
what will the Eighth Tennessee boys.
say of a man who would promis pro.
lection to reb enrolling officer, and
hearing that regiment was coming
home, would run in the night, bare
footed, to inform SAID Reb. of the fact?
In whose estimation are our true Blues
injured by whipping the young Reb.
braves of robbing and stealing pro-
pensiliee? And what wonderful change
has come over the feelings of many
known BoNBAsro FURIosos, who at
Nashville and Knoxville could swear
by their COP, the STARS and STRIPES,
to cut from car to car, morn, noon
and night, when they got home once
more? But to the very agreeable
disappointment ofthc id Hebs' they
are the first to meet them with q
friendly smile, and cordially greet
their old captors with shake ofthe
murderous, thieving hand. And last
but not least, locked arm in arm, move |
off to some shady grove to enjoy n
long talk, after which being invited
to dine by appointment old Pussy Reb
they accept the proffered grub.
Verify verify! do believe it ex-
tremely difficult to discern who are
the traitors of this day! ...
And here permit me TO make one or
two suggestions, viz /: If evory pro-
iesscd Union man was as out.spokcn,
tried and true rs our young Editor
and Lieu..G W, Douglass, (thc Union
scout and plot,) we would not hear
of anonymous letters to our old faith.
ers threatening them with Punishment
and death. sd scG rEl-
Finally, old BunTaloo Ridge true
Union men, will ever look to their
bravo leaders for advice and cncour-
agoment, ever willing to return their
hearty homage, patronage and suf-
fragc. PETER. j. GOD.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-10-06
NOTICE.

NdY HOUSE HAVING BEEN ENTERED
WI on Tuesday night, the 10th, day Of Sep
tcnlber 1865 by a band Of robbers, and my
trunk broken open and robbed by them Of
sixty dollars In cash, and the following Notes
at hand, viz: M, tanrnN Lt L
One Noteo Jacob Brown, for 500 one
hundred dollars, due January, 1865.
One receipt on Adam A. DroyleS for money
deposited. I'LL. ....,'.
Also, splendid new hvc-shooting Pistol.
Also, several Notes md Receipts, the
amounts and dates Of which, and the names Of
the gentlemen whose signatures are attached
thereto are notnow recollected by me here
by iorwarn and notify al persons from trad-
ing for any notes or papers upon me. THIS
3olli., day Of Sept, 1865.
I WHY'D ISAAC MURRAY.
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C X. SHEPHERD VS. THOMAS II HOWARD
kCs Abner Crabtrce and William Cubinc.
I'll" plaintiff on affidavit says that the defens
dants are indebted 10 him. and are non-rcsi-
dents OF Tennessee, or S, abscond that th.
ordinary process Of the law cannot be served
upon them, and having obtained, an original
attachment agsinst the defendants rcturnr.
bic before some Justice of the Peace for said
county, and the same having been returned
before me on the goth day ofAug 1865, levied
on the defendants property, it is therefore or
dered tha; publication be made for four sue.
cessiye weeks In the Unien Flag, notifying
said defendants 70 appear before mo at nv
office in the 18th District In said comfy on
the 25th day Of October 1865, and answer or
the same will be proceed with ex parte Chi,
2olh Of Sept 1898 T. R. HAYES, UP.
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Attachment Bill.

"" NllWCHNIVNt DIN |T-I- 7
CAMCEL Stature vs. Joseph S. Rhen and
= John L. Rhea, ct al. In this case it ap-
pearing from the allegations in complainants
bill, that defendants W. r. Sewer and Reu-
ben Roddy are non-resdents Of the State Of
Tennessee, it is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks In the Jones'
boro' Union Flag, notifying said defendants to
appear at our Chancery Court, to be held at
the Court House, in Blountvlle, on the third
Monday in November next, and plead answer
or demur to complainants bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hear.
ing ex parte Is Sept. 1865, copy test.
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