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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-26
Est00gisAed Jane 23, 1862. Tol.

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i IMPROVEMENTS IN THE Posr oFFIcr
Some extensive and needed improvements are
70 be made forthwith in the Post Office in this
city, at the expenditure of $4,000, and that ex-
cenent mechanic, Mr.. Charles R. Frost, has
oeen appointed to make the alterations, and
mas executed his bond for doing the same. ,.s
AThe alterations consist in removing the lock
{ o0xes SO that they will all face on Exchange
street, an area running along inside the build
ing; the Cashiers office to be at the upper end
oil the area the ladies' delivery will also face
on exchange street, at the lower part of the
area; the general delivery will remain as it
now is. Some other alterations and improve
ments are to be made, especially in the work
ing department in the interior.
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For Sale.
For Sale,

.YaxTIIT;For Sale, e,TLaxaH
In TalmGstn the coata,51s EARN Of the shaaf late
III IIa FhiS thirty acres well divided into tillage,
sallti7-ELE4:9 pasturage and wood land, situated
on the fore side road about five and half miles from
Portland, on the road leading to Yarmouth, border
ing on Casco Bay, with good house and barn and all
necessary outbuildings and two good wells OF water,
For particulars inquire of .EflsSs
VIM. P. YORK,
ap27d1w kw2w* Near the premises.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street,
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at, the
same place every Thursday morning at SZ.oo year,
invariably In advance. -.- - aaa
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-01

they will lose by their treason; this is enOSEh, In
all conscience This section, you VIII observe, ap
plies those Rebels only who have heretofore hed
Office and taken an oath TO support the Constitution
Of the United States; should any hardships arise
thereby, Congress may grant relief by two-thirds
vote.
''section A. Ire validity OF the public debt Of the
United States, authorized by law, Including that IN
CURED in payment bounes and pensions for services
In suppressing insurTecton rebellion shall not De
uuestioned; and neither the United states nor any
State shali assume or paw debt or obligation in
CURED in aid of insuTecton rebellion against the
United States any claim Tor loss OF emancipation OF
any slave; but all such debts Obligations, and claims
shall be held Illegal and void
This section will cut off all future hope on the part
of the Rebels OF securing payment for their slaves or
OF the Rebel debt, and thus relieve our country
from future sectional strife.
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FIFTH EDITION
TINE MEXICAN DEBT.
Agreement Between France and Mexico
with Regard 20 the Gus
tOm-HOuse Dues.
Non.Interventiou by France the Policy "
the Future,

New YORK, October Ia Paris letter of Sep
tember 10 says - The Convention passed
between the French and Mexican Governments,
conceding to the former one-half of the Custom
House revenues of the ports located on the
Atlantic, and One-fourth OF those on the hsr-
bors OF the Pacific, has been looked upon on
the French Bourse as securing the Mexican
debt, and has caused sudden rise in Mexi-
can bonds. The holders of these bonds, en-
couraged by the guarantee Just obtained, main.
tain that France is, by that Convention, enti
tied 70 require at all times i1om Maxinilian or
his successors the payment of all amounts
hitherto dsbursed for Mexico, including the
loans which these bonds represent
The publication of that Convention in the
MoniteT happening cOncurrently with the ap.
poinCment of General de Castenau the Aide-de-
camp of the Emperor and NJ. de Gallifet, an
administrator of great ability, has naturally
been construed as the torerunner Of the entire
abandonment OF all direct intervention by
France in Mexican affairs,
Thus, whilst on the one hand the Aforesaid
convention settles all her financial claims, the
removal of General Bazalng, OF which you VIII
hear ere long, and the appointment in his. stead
of Gen. de Castlenau, settles the military o irt
OF the question. The General goes 10 Mexico
| with no other mission than TO arrange tor the
| withdrawal of the French troops, and perhaps
to give the benefit OF his experience to the otfi-
GERS engaged in organizing the Mexican army.
| THIS is all.
This task will necessarily be a short one and
| does not imply on the part OF the French Gov
| eminent the idea OF giving any assistance to the
| Mexican Empire, which in London and Paris is
| looked upon as lrretrevably lost. AS to the
| Marquis de Galltet, his presence in Mexico re-
| fers solely TO differentiation and to the ap-
/ pointment of Custom house officers, as thes are
TO be selected from among the civil officers of
! French birth.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-01
The New York Races,

JEROME PARK, FoRDAAM, N. Y, Oct. LIN
the morning race to day, Morris FLY was first,
Balmont's illy srcord, and Morris colt third.
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POLITICAL.

Eag UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.
COVE RNOR.
MajOr-General John W. Geary.
JUDICIARY.
PRESIDENT JUDGE.
HON. JOSEPH ALLISON.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
HON. WILLIAM s. PIERCE,
F. CARROLL BREWSTER ESQ.
CITY OFFICERS
RECEIVER OF TAXES.
RICHARD PELTz.
CITY COMMISSIONER.
CAPTAIN HENRY CONNER.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CONGRESS.
First Dlstrict-Hon. CHARLES GIBBONS.
Second Distribution. CHARLES O'NEILL
Third Dstrict--ROn. LEONARD MYERS.
Fourth DISTRIBUTION WILLIAM d. KELLEY.
Fifth Distrct-CALEB n. TAYLOR.
SENATOR.
First District JEREMIAH NICHOLS.
RECORDER OF DEEDS.
MAJOR GENERAL JOSHUA t. OWEN
PROTHONOTARY DISTRICT COURT.
JAMES MCNANEs.
CLERK OF COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
JOHN @. BUTLER.
CORONER.
SAMUEL DANIELS
ASSEMBLY.
First D5trlct-GEoRGE W. GHEGHAN
second Dishct-ROBERT c. TlTTERMARY.
Third District
Fourth Distrct-WILLIAM W. WATT.
Fifth District-J0SEPH T. THOMAS
Sixth District-JAMES FREEBORN.
Seventh Distrct-JAMES SUBLRs.
Eighth District-JAMES n. KERNs
Ninth Disuct-FRED. DITTdAN.
Tenth Distrlct-ELIsHA W. DAVIS.
Eleventh District-WM. j. DOSOHUGH.
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures ADAIRE.
Thirteenth District-EEoS g. RENNER.
Fourteenth DIstrict-W. NJ WoRRALL.
Fifteenth Distrct-GEoRGE DE HAVEN, ,JR.
Sixteenth District-DAVID WALLACE.
Seventeenth DstIict-EDW ARD q. LEE.
Eighteenth Distrct-JAMEs N. MARKS
BY order of Union Republican City Executive Com
WILLIAM r. LEEDS, President
y9hS JSsfrh H. ). hl1Li HEins secretaries oBIst
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-19
The Alpine Nursern.

We are in receipt Of a large boz Of tito
most splendid fral. we ever saw, sent US By
Mt. 5ohh N. Barnes, PRO- rector Of the Al.
pine Nursery, situated at Pine 6tots, one
mile Southwest Of Carter Station, Wash
ingtOn county, Tennessee. The boz con-
tanned fly different varieties Of apples
Some of thes" apples measure full Ten iaehsI
in circumference, and are of the most de-
%liciOuS favor. Many Of these varieties are
late keepers, and and will keep well over
twelve mouths. Mr.. Barnes deserves great
credit for his industry in cultivating his
splendid Nursery. All who desire good
fruit trees, should patronage the Alpine
Nursery.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-19

THS WoNDEM or rHs MIcRosooPE.-we undSrstahd II
Ia through tss agency II this marvel viewing ihstfts
mrnt thHt DR.. Ayes has at length Sucessdei In finding
tho Palulal Mlasm ana ,!%Atsrmluing Its character. ~
lie effects we In this SECTION hSEa abundant evidence In
the fever 'nd Ague which II Alon'' produces Hhrn Alb
Sorbel through the lungs into the blood. 1t has long
been held to b. a Vapur Or something In tie VapHnr II
water from decaysd and ~decaying vegetation. Under .
EreA: maRnlfying power, the Doctor has fuuns ms va
pOr to contain distinct organisms Of living bodies, cor.
reppon ling precleiy with thuse found IN the blood "
ague subjects. They are 3,GOO times less than visible
io the nAk'd eye, bat have distinct character and form.
lie thinks they are Reproductive in decayIng matter or
In the blood, aud heuce their lDng-eohtlnI.d life o., the
remote ehrNts ~ them In the systen. He maintains
that they res'dibie In character the other frrmontAtite
pdlsOns, or such ~ the virus Of Tabies 1r Of dead
body. &c, all ~ which are known TO r~eprOiucs them.
. Ives will. great rapldiiy like yeast in molstsasd nnur
-so that the slightest quantity imprrghatss the whole
niAsl. Yeast throngh a powsrfnl magnlh'r 10 seen 20
be a forest Of vegetation which grows, blossoms and
goes to seed In 4 short time. Miasm ID not so distinct.
~ vegetable. but has more the appearances n animal
life, although its motions eannut DO perfectly distin.
Eulshrd. What tho Doctor claims to have settled 10
tina 4 Il an organic substance, AMI he has further
fund and embodied in ha "Ague Cure what will do.
str0y it,-tLeadSr, 81. Louis, No.
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"a We have received a bong letter frvn Reverend
Yes, Of Bl1untrille. In ana~sr 10 the parasra2i pub-
fhsd In our Lueal sons weeks siaee. IL vas ouI IN.
Nniioh to publish tbt bitter. bat since receiving Il,
Hpihrr hrndish attempt has besn naas 20 destroy our
Zee By hro BY tho very men uhum Miles. In the palmy
- u the southera confcderSry, urged BY his sacrl.
g'oua prayer aud " persuasiVs eioQue nee, 20 hate
pion neP and 10 destroy them root aud Lraneh. We
publish NJ rsbel letter, nor do We intend 10 On.
rae 'evundrslisn 10 any shape, way OF form. W =
not sntsriain anJ unkind feelings for aby Que, when
y properly behave themselves, bat the tlms has come
- rsb's Hnusi cease 3" urddis In p%olitisp, aud fr
Prsseh'F' TO eepss preaching the taltoru,s and
'ueai desrins Of q souihsrn Church. With q luyal
''uAshs ~ must har'' lsyL ehareh. aai lhs
Pc F'el Prsaehsn who mediate anything To n,
"J g to The plouSh.h.niisS the bsuer II will Be
90. ra'ro Is asiorn nlhshnE over then Of Just
'l%sAa'ion, vhieh 10 dustlnua 10 ban, IN fuu up,s
20 hssdi.
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$50 REWARD

] will give Fifty Dollars Reward
for tho recovery of my two horses.
Iaken from my sons, at the time the
murder and robbery was committed,
as specified in the above proclamation
Of Governor Brbwnlo&. Described
~ follows; A bay horse four years
old, ltlt i6re ankle enlarged from hav-
ing been engaged. A hay mare, ralh
er small, with q blaze in her face
which is not straight. but inclines IL
one side, back fiAes just before her
loins. or what is termed hog backed,
eye y little CLASSY. will give
both horses for the apprehension of
the murderers of my sOn.
Sept goth, 1866. WILEYY TlNCu.
octl9w4 WadeSvillle, Ind.
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MARRIED,

On Sabbath morning, the l4th inst. at Salem Church
BY Rev. ". d. Rankin, Mr.. Jacob g. BGrkley, and Mis-
s. Alice, daughter Of Col a.. W. Telford.
On the same day by the same, 1t. John W. Mathss
and Miss Eliza Jordan, all uf Washington county.
Travelling alone LIES Saharian waste
IL NOT ~conEehiAl to people Of taste,
Good sense, also, dictates an opposite choice,
Aud wisdom confirms with an oracular voice.
So, Jacob and jobs did determine To- glide
Der the rude passage, each y wife by his side
They are gone, they are gone 'tis No reckless story
And lct Old maids and baehrs AInne In their glory
JUNIOR.
Married on the II inst. by Rev. John Malunr, Mr.,
Samuel Martin to Miss Delilah KeeaWWer all Of WAsh.
ington County.
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w lillian G. BROWNIE W,

w Governor Of the State of Ten.
neSSee To ali who shall 500 these
presents-Greeting:
WHEREAS. Ii has been made known
to me trAt certain ca Williams and
IL certain Lonss Carroll, alias vii.
liams, alias Roberts, charged with
having Committed Il foul anil attraction.
murder on the 9Th day of July. 1865,
upon the body Of Alvin finch, Late
Of our county NJ Putnam, have fed
from justice and arc now running at
large.
Now, therefore l. William G. Brown.
low, Governor aforesaid, by virtue
of the power aud authority in me
vested, do hereby offer v reward Of
Five Hundred Dollars tn any person
or persons who will apprehend the
said ca Williams and Ions Carrel
alias Williams alias Roberts, and de-.
liver them to the Sheriff or Jailor OF
our county OF Putnam. or $3.50 for
either Of them, in order that justice
in that behalf may be had and
executed.
DESCRIPTION.
The said Ca Williams is about 90
or rs years old, red hair and light
beard, ~yeIlowish blue eyes, ruddy
complexion high cheek bSnes, thin
lips, white teeth, upper teeth prom
%inent, heavy eyebrows, square shoul
ders, has been shot in the left collar
bone, the scar from which, ut times,
becomes irritated By tho rubbing Of
his %suspender.
Ions. Carroll, alias Williams, alias
Roberts, ia about IL or 20 years old,
slender form, thin face, fat or dish
mouth, blush grey eyes, but little
heard, speaks slowly, and but seldom,
light hair and swarthy complexion.
They sometimes pass themselves rs
brothers, and by different names.
II arrested they must be held M.
I'll Witnesses arc brought irvm
Indiana.
In Testimony whereof, | have
subscribed my name, and cause
the Great Seal of the State OF
[sEAL1 Tennessee TO be affixed Vat
Nashville, on the 10th day Of
September, 1866,
BY the Governor
W. G BROWNLOW.
A. J. FLETCHER, Sec'y OF State.
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NOTlCE

INC THE HEIRS or A. N. HARRIS, DE.
L. ceased.-Ttic undersigned hereby gives
notice to the heirs of A. N. Harris, deceased,
to-wit; Rachel r. Harris widow, and N. +.
Harris, Sarah A. Harris Margaret II. Harris,
Joseph Harris, Alexander Harris, Rhpda NJ.
Harris, David II. Harris, Mary G. Harris, I'd.
ma NJ. Harris, Napoleon Harris, and Ellen
Harris that shall offer my resignation to
the Coanty Court, on the LIST Monday in No.
vember, 1866, Ms Administrator of the Estate
OF 4. N. Harris, deceased If they have any
objections to tile SAME being received, they
must file them on or before the term of the
Court aforesaid. JOHN WALTER, Admir-
Octl9v4prs feeS5l of A. n. HARRIS, decd.
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The Fiends Mt work Again

knOihsr caring Aii,nI u was nAde todspho! .ihs Fog
tHes by are on FriiAy nisit ia't, bat 80 hilsl BY
nrs being discovered through . mere ~Aeelisat, In
~ to srtinglish IL. Hal these vile fnesndlAry rebel
s,eheI have effected thsir iSso design Arcs boys
Apprentices) you'd have Pgiihsd IL ne Ganesi Who can
lpntemplats 90 damRSbls a deed without q shaIdsr !
~. As WS said before, they are knows. and will finally
Hesiye their Just cumpsnsAtion Of reward-aS will also
pbsS who eountenaueo and aid them. We have 70.
N ated, for once, with our office bshind more impr,g.
Hable Qualifications, and mean TO fight the eowArdly
sundrrls Out % this line u 10 tAkeS ten Vear't They
Ii" more prevent us frVm publishing q loyal paper
JoHesboro than stop the Mon and Stare from
rulTiRs und their orbits. The good work muR
a SHALL go On, traitors. lBc,Bdiarlrb aud a.sasins 70
" .bS cVasra ~ notwithstanding.
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written fr the East TennssSse ruion Tlag.l
Religious Revival at TayIorsville
TATIORsviLLr, JOHNSON. Gu. TExS.

TATLORsvlLLr, JOHNSON. Gu. TESS.
October IL, 1866.
Capt. GEO. e. dRIsHAA, Ed. Flag, Dear
Strive have had a glorious revival of re-
liRion, on this Circuit, in the last si1 weeks.
Four hundred and thirty have Joined the
Church, and W hundred and fny have pro.
feSsed religion. Such a revival has never
been witnessed before. The revival is still
going on. Please give this a place in your
palel. Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
II. J.. CRUMLEY,
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QuarterlY MaetinR.

The Sce9ul o. Irterly M.ctiags for the Ion~sboro
District, Hul'ton Coufer.uce, " tho Motho list Episco
pal Church, will be he'll A. follows
B!"untville, Bristol and Abingdon Circuit, At znn
October 18th and 7th. MI
~Rh,Atowh Circuit, at Pleasant Hill, October 18th
and lith.
JOnesburo' Station. October 9Th and 2sth EnlbreeVills.
EliEabethtoh Circuit, at PAlton'S Chapel Nov
I'D and lth.
TaylorsyilIs Circuit St, Novenibsf 10th add Il III
During the past quarter over one hundred have been
a dded ~ the Church. l.. 4. DRAKE,
preaiIinO Elder
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The Union Flag Enlarged.

=" oe seen that We have enlarged
f''H this week, four columns. Now Il
time to 'u0'eribe for = good, loyal,
rm'y Newspaper. Il ls our in.en,ion 70
make Improvements. Send In your
Tor the Fleg Immediately. TEanu
" per single copy one yssr. Five cop
u % each Tsn copies, 50 So Twenty
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The Cholera.

DR.. BigsittS, 4 noted phy-ician NJ Boston, says
"Froni dhr past observations I do not believe that
shol 'ra, SHOULD 1t appear Ia this country, will be so
likely 10 Trouble New England aS II is to visit the ina.
lariout regions Of this 5pnth and Vest"
Among all the many different rem ,diea advertised
there are none that act so completely ~ An an tidOte to
this ~Wdlarielea poison, and Which give Vignr aud
strength, than DR. koBAeK's SrOMkcH DIrrERs and
DLOOD Pills. The Blood Pils act directly on the liver,
causing It to throw OF the d~olhtrious matter, aud the
Bhters restore the appJtit' And insigHrate the whole
system, thoroughly keeping ID the terrible Beourgs,
aholrrA.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-19

The Concert on Monday Night.
Do not forget the Concert on Monda!
Night for the beneft Of Miss Agnes Jones.
1et every citizen who desires to aid in a
Npble and philanthropic object, go and take
cir families land thus aid one whose
yes are forever closed to the scenes Of this
world. # Is bot a small amount Of money
aat will be well spent, She will be aided
~ Prof Charlie &, DlrNorth, Misses Belle
ara Eva M,Ewell, Miss Kate Flrmming and
oshers; forming n splendid choir. A SPLEEN
aid lnstru ment haS been lOanea for the
aseaTOn. Go and take your f.iehds along
yOu. %
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Startling RarnlntInn.

oa our fourth page viii be found a ,,sr,.
'ns revelation, In verse. AZ We are much
'aesrHsd In behalf Of these unfouuna,. In.
",uua''' We urge ~dslinqusn, subsers.n
'na 0'a'f' Indebted 70 Osto i'lAks % iced,
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DECREE TO SELL LAND.

WIZ. W. NTIsHhW W. VI u. Farley CT ~.
Tn THIS CASE THE PLAINTIFF, HAY
iu1 obthined u decree from the County
Court to sell the lind described in tdc Peti-
ton, for 'he phyu ent Of the debts, and It ap-
pering that defendants, jacob Early. Madi-
son Parker, and Abraham Farley. and also
William Farley. minor child Of Thos. Farley
deceased. are all non-residehts Of the State
nf tennessee. u is ordered that puhlica-
tIon he made for four Successive weeks, IN
the Union Flag, published 10 Jnneiboro', no.
flying the defendants that said land will be-
sold at the Conrt-H iuse door. In the town Of
Jonesbornugh. on the lst Saturday OF No
vrnlb,r next, for cish in hand until said
debts are fully satisfied. There is upon the
land. a BRICK DWELLING and other ont.
houses, and water md timber convenient
and location COED. October |, 1865.
JOHN y. GRESHAM.
oct5w4prs feeS51 Clerk aAd Comniuionef.
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= Our snierpriGinS friends. Mes'rs. sanIbb 4
hhsnsy, have Juss received . large and Iplendid stock
Hew Fab and Winter Goods, and are doing = driving
nd'.' Can aud sec their new goods aud spend your
Rsnbavk. They will Nve you good bargains.
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Proclamation by the Governor
of the State Of Tennessee.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, \
EXECUTIVE De ARrMEST,

- - A. AaHsh =
EXECUTIVE De ARrMENT,
Nashville, Oct. I, | g.
To the Sheriff Of the County Of
Carter, IN said Stste.-Groeting: The
COMMISSIONER for tho Registration OF
voters for your County having report.
ed that said Registration has been
completed.
Yon arc hereby commanded IN open
and hold an Election at all places OF
holding Elections in your County, On
Thursday the First day of November
next, after having given the notice re-
anired by law for the election Of u
representative in the General AsSem.
bly OF said State. ~ GIL Tho vacancy
occasioned by the expulsion OF Pleas
ant Williams by Resolution ct the
Hpuae of representatives, and due re.
turn thereof make to me, according to
law
Aud IN like manner you are COM
manded 10 fll all other vacancies In
County, District and Municipal offices
which may DO officially known TO
yon
Ia Testimony " hereof | have here.
unto set my hand. aud caused the
Great Seal Of the Stateto be affixed ut
the Department IN Nashville on the
First day Of October. 1866.
By the Gnvernor:
W. q BRoWNLOW.
A. J. FLETouER,
Secretary u State.
octsEt u- c.y
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- Do not faii TO BE- ia JOnssborOuEh On
aa.y sAd assist in raising The glorious Oia
|, sad bear che Distinguished or.lsru who
NJ IatfsH sh' people.
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Since the Northern elections, It "a reported that
Hog cholera has broken ont among the Copper.
nda In East TeRAssaes TO an alarming eEtea., Had.
y broA s SAiA to BE- q Ers remedy Try hl
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In Chancrry at JOnesbOrO', Tenn.

EHDsLBAcH sEAsoSGoOp & co.. W EAass
IL 4 Wiids. and others. In this rase ii /.
alleged that the defendants. Chthuine Hun
ley, q widow formerly Citharine hcCrackin,
Betsy MrCcrarkin, VIM. McCmckin, John
Grecnway ard Grandson Grrsnway, arc non
residents Of Tennessee. Il il ordered that
they appear at the November Term. 1856, o:
this Court. and defend or this cause will be
taken for confessed. October I, 1866.
oet5w4prs feeS51 HENRY HoSs, q. L ".
DICKTYsoy. PRICE, and BISHOP, VS..
IL Eamvs 4 wilds, and others. In this
ease Il ia alleged that the defendants, Cath
arins Hrnley, 4 widow, formerly McCrackin.
Betsy MrUmekia, William McCrackiu John
Greenway AMI Grandson Greenwhy, ere non.
residents Of Tennessee. Il isorterrd that they
appear At the November Term. lseg. Of this
Conr: and defend. or this cause will be taxed
for confessed. October J. 1864.
oct5w4prs fees5l HENRY HoSS, CAM
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-19

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