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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

Counterfeiis, (ounterfetts.-P dealing 10 ny
Preparations are ~sr-t s-anst pls basin, Pils AID ONT
mani r-pre sen. being mine that do pr~a.r
Revenue stamp et-h tox and ths words "HOLLOWAv
Nov York s~d IN the sooz ~ directions Thee
CONT oierrd Tor thts city. Any party
who viii detect them viii rec.ive haj'oIs. I.waId by az
plying to As aniefn.nee. THOs. HOLLOWAY,
~ Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

HORTICULTURAL LECTUaB.-The great and
growing taste FOR horticultural pursuits has been wisely
met by the American Institute course OF free lee
lures Is announced to take place in their rooms Mt
Cooper Institute, every other Tuesday evening
CON m.cng tonight. The first lecture. by Horace
Greeley, treats Of tees. Among the lecturers are
james Hoeg. the Henderson, Prols Inrber ana
Weld. Mr.. Dceeher. BRYANT and Prof HlntsnGn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

Vim. H. Gale, esq, speaks this CIuesday)
evening ut O'Clock at Washington Hall. corner OF
Fighth.ave. and Egltecnth-st lie will present his
ews on the present portion Of things IN The political
horzUn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

Brig ASHORE -Tho brig Denmark, ashore
on ardners Island nelr Green Port She is loaded
/ III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

COTTER FARM OIL CONpANY
PHILADELPHIA.
CAFlTAL eIoCk,....,.-.......,...,.,... l,O0OsOV'
DIVIDED INTO 1000 SHARES.
AT IS. PER SHARE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
TO A LIMITED NUMBER OF sHAnER
81 80 PER SHARE
STOCK ISSUED yULL PAID
$4,000 CASH APPROPRIATED As WORKING
CAPITAL
paxnpwsry VICE PnEHDeEr.
ISAIAH LUKENS WN NJ. STEWART.
rRxAsuHss SECRETARY.
VIM y. SMITH. =. J. HARRISON
psaacrsks
ISAIAH LUKENs, w d. SMITH.
ROBERT SMITH. r. TALMAdE cUsHaAh.
". H. STEWART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
De,uDiceuc


pe,uuIceuc Dev.uleepf
DEATULCENTi
fh.s entirely rev Soap Is beyond all comparison ias e'S
eort oiui yet Offered for
GIFTED OR TENDER HANDS -
THE NURSERY, AND ALL TOILET USES
Manufactured oI!y by
j. a.. HCLE'S SON. No 80 PARK ROW ~ y
io also 0a. upx ARD Of 100 vsrsss Of Tose .d Stsps
and Csndss For sse By oss, oil respectable dHes
sleeve Bstsspe-New Styles.
TWO, THREE, Four, FIVE, SEVEN, LIGHT, IEN.
FIf1EgH TwENTA. fwENTrEivE 70 sETEfTY'
PIvE 0y1.LARS Set FOR sale ~ GEO T. ALLEN, No.
AIS Bre s3wsy on. door below CsnaIn-
The Internal Reveaue Rsrsrder
AND EXCISE JOURNAL
Now READY
PRICE IL CENTS
?. VI. VAN WICK = Co, Elts1 ~ PIop,sess.~
10. p2y,s. Aa.tsA- Ssss 0s"saS "e>~eAs As''"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

AUCTION AND COMMISSION HousE.-All who
desire to turn their Goods, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Grain, Stock, &c. into rea-
dy cash in hand, can do so by sending them to
the Auction House Of Grisham & Ross, OPP
posite Mr. Cofimaas Tin Store, Main Street
Jonesborough, Tenn, where they will be dis
posed of, either privately or at auction as the
owner may desire, to the best advantage.
Percentage small, Give them trial.
Every one who has articles for sale, ond
which they desire to dispose of for cash in
hand, now have an opportunity to turn them
into greebaek.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

HERr's YOUR MULE THE most appropri
ate sign or emblem, Of business, we have
seen for years is now to be seen on main
street Jonesboro' Tenn.
Often have the boys in the army been
heard to sing Here's your mule" but who
thought the "poor old crtier' would stand
so many hardships and turn up" at last in
this place But what are the comments Of
the "better class" Of citizens as it hangs
over the door.
There arc many things that the "outwsrd
sign of the inward work" the mule is the pro-
geny of the--Donkey--and the work of i'm
proving the race of animals, by this "cross
process" ends with the mule. So there
seems to be an analogy here, but we leave
Others to make the application for them
selves. But in making the application abe
careful" or you may find yourselves in the
nix Davy Crocket was when comparing a GER
tain Congressman to monkey at which he
was looking When to his establishment he
discovered the aforesaid gentleman listening
to him, and of course offended. Turning
round said the inimitable Crockett, "Sir, |
hardly know to whom, owe the apology to
You or the monkey" When men enter es-
adjustments, where whisky gets in and
wits out, they generally come out with less
money, and about MS much reason MS Il mule
They are about as much use then in promot-
ing the true interest and happiness oithe hu.
man family, as the male is in preserving the
human family.
Men get drunk and do things which, when
sober, they are grievously ashamed Of
Touch not the unclean thing.
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1...A.AAENI NOTICE.

ISAAC JACKSON VS.. j. B. GIBSON. THE
plaintiff on Affidavit says, that the defend
OF Tennessee, or so nbsconhs, that the ordin-
ary process Of the law cannot he served on
him, and, having obtained nm original attach
mcnt against the deIcndent, returned before
some Justice Of said County, aud the samo
having been returned before me, on tho ard,
day Of Oct 1865 Levied on the defendants
property, 1t Is therefore ordered by me, that
publication be madcio four successive weeks
in the Union Flag, notifying said defendcnt
10 appear before me ut my Office in the l3th,
Civil District, IN Washington County on tho
10Th, dny of Nov 1865, and answer, or tho
same will be proceeded with ex parte.
T.R HAwS, Up.
oct 3wdnd
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

There are some smart rascaIs IN
Memphis. who, when they find u horse
unmarked. represent themselves AZ
Government agents, and boldly claim
the animal az n horse that has been
stolen from the Government. If the
owner Of the horse claims that there
are no ~. S" mark on the animal,
the rorues produce glass, which
they declare is a magnfying one and
~ the lens of the glass has faint U.
s" lined upon it, the looking through
il makes the letters visible, apparent
" ON the horse. This astounds the
owner Of the hest. and with cool au-
dacity the thieves ride Oft With the
horse they have appropriated
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

BeH- AMONG the amendments to the Alnba-
ma constitution adopted by the late conven-
u n, was one providing That II shall be the
duty Of the Legislature at its first session,
to pass law prohibiting the intermorriage
of white persons with negroes or persons Of
mixed blood and declaring such marriages
null and void, md the parties thereto liable
to criminal prosecution md punishment.
FoR CnicKlaAUoh-Ycstcrdry morning n
working party composed Of dctochmcnts
OF one hundred men each, from the LIST U. s.
q. A. tllo) left this city for the purpose Of
finishing the disintermcnt Of the bodies Of
the Union soldiers which were buried on
the battlefield Of Chcknmuga. Thu
bodies will be placed in collins mud trnnrcr-
red to the National Cemetery near this city
Chat Gas.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ISAAC CRAWFORD, VS.. GEORGE MORE
4 lock, the plaintiff says that the dcfendent
is indebted to him and isn nonresident Of
Tennessee, or 50 absconds, that the ordinary
process Of the law cannot be served on him,
aud having obtained mn original attachment
lganst the defendcnt returned before some
Justice Of said Cosuty, and the same having
been returned before me On the 30th, day of
Sept, 1865. Levied on the defendents pro-
perty, 1t is therefore ordered by me, tiot pub
LEGATION be made for four Successive weeks IN
the Union Flag notifying said dcfendcnt
to appear before me nj my Office in the 18th,
Civil District, in Washington county, on tho
18th, day Of Nov, 1865, and answer, or tho
same will be proceeded with OK porte
T.. r. llAWS, Up.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

ISAAC CRAWFORD, w, GEORGE MORE
i lock, the plainti0, says that the dofendcht
Is Indebted 10 lin and Ia n nonresident OF
Tennessee, or 80 absconds that the ordinary
process Of the law cannot be served on him,
and having obtained IN original attachment
against the defendent, returnabc before somo
Justice Of said county, and the same having
been returned before me on the both, day Of
Sept. 1865, levld on the defendants proper
ty, II Ia therefore ordered BY me, that pnbii-
cation be mado for four successive weeks In
the Union Flag" notifying said defeadept
to appear before me, NJ my Office IN the 80
Civil District In Washington County, on ths
18th, day Of Nov, 1865, aud answer, or the
came will DO proceeded with e1 pnrte
cttl1w7pr1fcSS T II, HAws, J,P.
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Notice 10 CredilOrS,mRcad !

CoL. G. A. EAME5, REQUESTS US TO
' )say to Ill those who nre indebted to him for
Shoes, Boots aud Flour, or In fact, MI those
who nre indebted to him on any account, he
is willing to reduce the price Of said articles
to what they are selling vt, Mt the present
time. And MS for Money lie loaned, where II
was Confederate money, he Is willing for the
party owing him, to say what he will pay
him, mud he will BE- satisfied MS he will con.
slider II only fair mud just to settle in that
way. Address .
COL. G. A, EAMES,
oct27w4S51 KNOXVILLE, TENN.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, !
PENSION OFFICE, Oct, "a, 1868. I

SU;--You are hereby appointed an Exam
lining Surgeon, in accordance with the pro-
visions of the eighth section Of the Act enti-
tied " An Act granting Pensions" approved
July H. 1862.
Should you accept this appointment, you
will subscribe the enclosed oath, and forward
the same, duly executed, to this Office. Your
compensation will he the fees prescribed in
the above mentioned act
On receiving notice Of your acceptance,
with the return Of your official oath duly sub
scribcd before magistrate having proper
authority, Will forward more explicit iu-
structionS for your guidance.
Respectfully, yours,
Jos. II. BASErr, Commissioner.
DR.. CuRIsroPHER WHEELER,
Jonesboro', Tenn.
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the 3Oth day Of No

Thursday, the 3Oth day of No
vember has been appointed rs thanks.
giving day in Massachusetts
Charleston papers Of the 10th, con-
thin the particulars Of great fire
which occurred in that city the pre-
vious day The loss is estimated at
100000 The Courier office, with all
its presses and materials, was totally
destroyed. Some twenty five per
sons were injured 10y falling OF u wall,
during the progress Of the fire.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03
ATTACHMENT.

IOllN MOORE Va LEE TAYLOR. The Plaintiff on
u a1idaylt says tho defendant Ia Justly indebted "
hn and Ia nonresident of Tennessee, or a. abseoudi
that tho ordinary process " Tho law cannot be served
on him, aud having obtained an original attachment
aPanU lhs defendant, returnea before me on the 2jtl
day VI August 10 o, levied on defendants property |,
IA therefore ordered by that publication be male for
four successive weeks notifying said defendant 10 ap
p.ar before me on tho 2sth day Of February, 1890 aud
answer, on the aamo will ba preceded with OK patts,
Capitalism 2 pHtaHhM, Y r
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

PENSION SURGEON APPoiNTED.-We are
comrOde has been appointed by the proper
authorities at Washington as Examining Sur
geon for Pensioners, as the following order
from the Pension Office will show. No more
devoted patriot could have received the APP
DO iniment;
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eA- See our new advertisements.

LAST NoTlcE,-The business of SLACK &
GRESHAM must be closed up. Those who are
indebted for subscription to the late Jones'
boro Express, or for Advertising and Job
Work, are hereby notified 10 come forward
and make settlement OF the claims will be
collecte' ms the law directs.
GEO. II. GRESHAM, Unioa Flag Office.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

mn, I, is said that no single instance
of submarine telegraph cable being
injured by fish Of any kind or size
has yet occurred, Every creature with
fins flies from it, so that it fares much
better then the wire on aud In India,
where the monkeys are persuaded
that the poles and lines are erected for
them to use In gymnastic exercises,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

n@. See the advertisement for clcctlnr n
President and Board Of Directors for the East
Tenn. 4 Va. r. r. In another column. Every
loyal stockholdsr should make m effort TO
be presen, on the day sppoln,cd,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

New GooDs. lit will be seen by reference
Griffith, and Messrs. Hoss Lnmpson have
just received large supplies of Fall and Win
ter Goods of every description, Do not fail
to give them call, you wish to buy cheap
goods, See their advertisements in another
column.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

sSS' We saw in town the other day sew
erel bottles of balsom Of fir gathered on the
Black Mountains between this State aud
North Carolina. person residing in that
vicinity had it for sale; large quantities can
be obtained there with little trouble or ex-
pensc.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

ney' while digging well ut Leicester,
Mass, last week, Mr.. y, W. Kent found liy.
ing frog ut The depth Of 81 feet below the
surface. IIia froVship hndt'kcn up his quar-
tiers In bed Of hard blue clay, % feet from
the top Of the clay stratum. lie was dor
mnnt vt the time Of the discovery, but the
light of the sun speedy revived him, md he
hoppcd away In the most lively manner.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03
M A r r 1 II d.

On Thursday Oct, 26th, 1865, by Alc1an.
der Mathes, Esq'r Mr. Romnnus Bolton, to
Miss MoIlie lnglc, oil Of this county.
Tired Of the cares Of n single etOtc,
RomnnuS resolved TO choose him mate,
Bat in vain with the girls did he mingc
Till ut length he went to sec Miss lnglo
ISM
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03
ATTACHME NTS,

CAMUEL LATTURE Va Jseph S. RhcR and John l.
- Rbea ct AL In this case It appearing from the aega
tidns In compIanants bill, that the defendants W. r.
Scyirc and Renben Roddy are non.resdeuts Of the
State Of Tennessee, II is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks In the Jonesboro Union
Flag, notifying said defendants to appear before tbs
Chancery Court in Blounyc, on tho third Monday Of
November next, aud plead answer or demur to com.
aud set for hearing ex parte. 10 sept 1865 copy
sept 22prsico Test, W MULLENIX, CAM
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IRON I'M THE BLOOD.

rI,hc Peruvian syrup supplies the blood with
| Its Life Element, IRON infuslng strength, Yigor,
and New Life into the whole system. For dyspepsia
Dropsy Chronic Dinrrhpa, Debility, Female Weakness.
es etc, IL il specific Thousands haze been changed BY
he wc 81 his medicine from freak, siotly suffering creairc
10 strong, hrdbhg, aud hdppp nicn aud pomen.
A thirty.two page pamphlet sent Free
prioo ST per bottle, or for So
j. p. DiNsM0RE, 90 Dcy st. New York
Sold by Druggists generally, lnOy3mOs3
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

sRs" Moses Purcell, who WAS shot last
week by Jonathan Miller, died yesterday
morning from the effects OF the wound
Miller is still in Jail awaiting trial.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

A LFRED McpHATRIDGE ANb SARAH McPHAT.
IN rdgevs James Gregg, and Robert Scott, Exrs. Of
Frances Hodges, dec ct al 1t appearing to tbs salts
faction Of the Clerk that the defendants Samuel Hodges
Elizabeth Hall and lughcry Hall are non rcsdenh Of
the State Of Tennessee, 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in the
Jonesboro Union Flag, notifying said defendants to
appear before the Chanery Court ut the Court Heuse
in Bountvillo on the Sd Monday Of November next,
and make defence TO said bill or the same will be Ia.
ken as confessed and sat foi hearing ex parto.
octt2TrrsfecS5l WILLIAM MULLENIX, G. Am.
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i, Arn WEST VA. n. JACKSON. TILE PLAIN.

~ &.E. II, WEST VISA. IL. JACKSON, THE PLAIN.
IL. tiiIs on AFFIDAVIT say the defendant sJustly in,
debtod or liable to them aud Is resident Of Tonnes
see ascODdB that the ordinary process Of the law
cannot b. served on him. and having obtained mn ofgi
nal attachment against tho defendant and tho same
having boon returned before mo on tho 9Th day Of IN.
y 1850 levied on defendants properly It Is therefore
ordered by that publication b. made for four success
sve weeks In the Jonesboro Union Flag, notifying said
defendant 10 appear before at my Office In JOncsboro
on the Let day Of January, 1865, aud answer the
Same viii be proceeded with OK arte
oot27n2isjal j. +. GRESHAM, JP.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

An Tnrd7udbt DIscorcrv,
A Full Grain Of iodine In each ounce OF Water,
Dis,oited tpihout SoiusNti
The most Powerful Vltali1ng Agent and Restorative
known Scrofula sat.lihpum, Cancers rheumatism,
Consumption, aud many Chronic aud Hereditary Dis.
eases are cured by its usn Thousands can testify
Circulars sent free Price 81 per bottle or for 81,
Dr. II Anlors& Co, Physicians and Chemists, 42S
Broadway, Now York. Sold by Druggists generally
noyBmns5l
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03
HORSE TAKEN.

A bay mare, about eight years old, somewhat hlpshot.
ten about fifteen hands high She paoos WE'LL learn
nhe was snapped to VIM. Barklpy, She must b. ro.
turned or will proceed 10 recover hor M tho law d..
rects II. p.SETTLES.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

mn. Indianapolis dispatch aavs Gov.
Morton has had n relapse, and IL lying
very III with rheumatism and Is throat.
ened with paralysis
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03

REV, DIR. BRAKES LEcTuRE.-We are sure
those who attended the lecture on Wednes-
day evening could not but have been benefit
ted by the sound and practical instruction dis
coursed by DR.. Drake especially the youth
III portion of The audience. The sentiments
he promulgated should sink deep in the
breast of every young person who WAS so
fortunate as to be present, and should be
treasured up as " earth's richest gifts" We
were pleased to see full attendance
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03
LOST!

TUESDAY MORNING last, BETWEEN tho DEPOT
/ and the Female College, small Leather PoRTM0.
ME- containing Ten Dollar Bill aud oth.r small
bills to the amount Of Four or Five Dollars Any Que
finding IT, and reporting thu same at tho Union Flag
Office, will bo literally rewarded.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03
NOTICE.

A 1T persons are hereby nOtnVl not TO trade for a
N certain note Of hand executed by the undersigned
Tor twenty Dollars, to ono Henry Waugh, some time In
February or March, Is A. ~ well as remembered. said
note was obtained by fraud and will not b. paid.
oct 81 n2l1 JANE HUNT.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-03
LOCAL TIE M S /.

Iryruy rHouGHTs, We have entered full
L. upon the /" Fall Season !" Of the year, few
fro.ts have given their coloring to the forest
trees, bringing that pleasing and beautiful
variety of colors SO often described as pecu-
liar to the American forest. The same flost
has had its effect upon the chestnuts, and
troops of boys are daily seen vending their
,cy to the woods on "foraglng expeditions 1"
and returning laden with the spoils of their
laws frolic. These youthful sports make us
elmost, if not cry out:
"o would were boy agaiu."
AS the " bird season" has set in we notice
,ome of the sporting gents Of our town sally
inc forth, equipped with nets, and fowling
ueces, and ''malice prepense," to capture the
psrtridges so abundant at this season of the
wear, and SO desirable to the epicure. But
IT is not the qualification of the appetite as
an epicure that prompts young men to carry
on this sport, SO much as the excitement and
vigor it gives to the animal spirits, much
more manly and heal.hful pursuit than that of
cayousirg and wasting :he physical energies
over the incbriatng cup. How much more
pleasant and agreeable to see young men re-
turning from. the sports of the field, flushed
with the rosy hue of health ard manly
strength, than to see them after n nights Ca
rousal, pale and nervous, incapactated for
performing the ordinary duties Of life, lay
Ing the foundation for disease and premature
Old age, making life n burden to themselves
ard to those dependent upon them.
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Iorse captured from a Horse Thief

IN May last, | captured horse front, horse thief
J. uear Jonosboro', Tenn and still have tho same in
my possession and hereby notify the owner that he can
get the same by coming forward proving property and
paying charges. This horse must be described and
proven be the owners boiorehe be secured the
law directs EN0S KEEZLE
-ot25lSjlpl Near Limestone Depot, Wash. Ten. Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

no EDITOR OF INT Union Flag; DEAR SIh,-With
your permission, wish to say to the readers Of your
paper, that ] will sond by return mail, to oil who
wish It, free a Recipe, with full directions for max
lug and using simple Vegetable Balm, that will Of.
Frecklrs. and all impurities of the skin, leaving the
same soft. clear, smooth and beautiful
will also mail FREQ to those having Bald Heads, or
Bare Faces simple directions and information that viii
enable them tart full growth Of LuSurant Hair,
Whlskcrs ora. ,stuchc, in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail without
charge Respectfully yours.
TII0S. i CHAPMAN, Chemist.
oct onmoa2 al Bruadway New York
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Notice 70 Stockholders.

OFFICE EAST TENN. 4 VA. RAILROAD COMPANY,
Knoxville, Tenn, October 21th 1865
VNHE Annual Meeting Of Stockholders for the Elec.
i ton Of DIRECTORS for the Company for the en-
suing year will b. held ut Knoxville on the last
Thursday, thU 3Oth, Of November next
Oct2itde JOHN KEYS, S,c'y 4 Treasurer
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LAND FOR SALE.

I Will proceed % se, on saturday Che 10Th OF No.
vember next, at the late residence Of Christian Sill.
gar, decd, fve miles South Of Jonesborough lying
the road lesding from Jonesboro to Burnesyse, n. c.
tract Of Land containing l7G Acres Of excellent land
Avery desirable situation II will be sold If desired
in two parcels to suit purchasers Terms OF sale made
known on day Of sale. NJ. 7. BORING, Ex' + of
oct27 dsprsiaes5l Christian Sligar decd,
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rINHONlAs. RUNt0N vs. GEORGE EFFLER aud LEVI
i Mecall, George Ltlcr, one Of the respondents In
this case, being resident Of this State II Is order
ed that publication BE- made for four successive weeks
In the Union Flag notifying said respondent to ap
pear before the ChanCery Court at Joncsboro on the
second Monday Of May 1885, then and thorc to make
defense TO the bill or the same will be taken for con.
fos'od, and set for hearing oxparto.
noyjwlprsfeoS5 HENRY Hoss, G. AN.