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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

BY THOMAS NASH.
fI65s-IeOlN

Rich men, trust not in wealth;
Gold cannot buy you healthi
Physic himself must fade;
All things 10 end are made;
The plaque full swlft goes by; -
lam sick, l must die. f.,..5f. Il -
Lord, have mercy on usl
Beauty Is hut a flower.
Which wrinkles will devouri
Brightness falls fromlthe air;
Queens have died young and talri
Dust has closed Helen's eye
lam SICK, uIlSt die. =,
Lord, havemercy onus.
Strength stoops unto the grave;
Worms 4 ed on Hector brave.
SWoris may not fight with fate;
Earth still holds open her gnfe.
ONE, come, the bells do cry;
lam sick, inustdie.
Lord, have meIcy on us.
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or It's kindred diseases-dnrine the coming
summer i1flfz ssl.iisf l.lF
The following are a few OF the certificates
which have bean voluntarily given To the
PTOpTtetOTH, by persons who arc well known
-fgs59 saplss wHBELING. Apri.25th. 1876.
tMessrs. McCABE, KRAFT q Co, GenNegBeIs
caffftS DiaFThea with which have 6een deep
" afiicted for almost one month. az 0dher
remedies fSfed hGUiHg {Iibed, and nnding II not
taISe nie1asTlre In recommending It to the la
vofsISls notice Of an who may be alikenf1ict-
60 Chaplin 18th W. Va, InfantIy.
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=. Esa,ss.s@ IN q, Ms, Il.

Conservatism vs. 8nutc1lAltul IN MS
s0urt---rh rheIr Relative Eneets ON the
The Radical Union State Committee
OF Missouri have issued stirring adj
dress TO the people. We quote as fol-
lows from it. ~
"Relnember tDhdt Is at stake. The
battle Is not over. The physical con-
fict, for the time at least, is ended, but
the moral conflict between loyalty and
disloyalty continues and a victory
here FOR the right is necessary to pre-
serve all that has been won in the con-
fiic to farms. In Missouri we know what
is involved in the struggle, because we
have had experience OF The rule of both
parties. While the, elements which
make up the present Conservative par
ty held sway, they gave us stagnation
in business and enterprise. They kept
Missouri far in the background They
excluded Immigration. They held fast
TO slavery. They supplied us with ne
groes and kept out white men. And
| iinaIly they. brought qualification and
treason and war. The. Radicals have
changed all. this. They have given US
peace and law and social order. They
have given US freedom in the place OF
slavery. They have given. us tmmi-
grafton They are giving rs wealth
and manufacturing and general pros
perity. They have given US a maine of
which loyal Missourians, may well be
proud. they have given ussa a future
not fail OF realizing our brightest hopes.
What these parties have done in the
past Is the best Evidence of what they
will do in the future. Between isnch
parties and their pol tics the choice is
| TO be made -
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sn KEGS. WHfTE hslSp. PURE. Just
gtJroedlv "a and Ior sAio Q by onaERE 7, Chet1-
- end of Stone EaEiEgesl rnz2f 1
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Waifsfor Ladies'.

signora .Carozzi zucchi IS ahappy
wife, Her name by marriage is Perrfni.
AnlIndian girl in Wisconsin, recent
.lykilIed herself, because OF the social
.slights imposed upou her.
Al bashful lover in st. Louis, about to
be married, took morphine to steady
his nerves. 5Result-he forgot TO wake
up aLSthe wedding hour the bride was
disguised, and the wedding Indefinite
~ noGt nnnnd - -ar1 q
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hIMPURE WiATER.-An2 exchange fur
nishes us with the following facts,
which are of intarest and importancet 10
every one:
Set a pitcher of iced -waterin a room
Inhabited, and In aifew hoursiit will
have absorbed from the room nearly all
the respired and perspired gases of the
room. the air of which Will become
puref, hut the water of which is utterly
filthy. This depends on the fact that
water has the faoulty of condensing,
and thereby absorbing all the gases
which it does " ithout increasing its
own bulk. The colder the water is, the
greater Is Its capacity to contain q pint
Or earbonfc acid gas, and several Ptnts
OF ammonia. The capacity is nearly
doubled by reducing the etemperaturei 10
that of ice. Hence water kept IN u
room aSVhile,t Is always unit for use,
and should dalwayslbe-r ewed, whether
It become warm or not. And for the
same reason, the water in a Pumt-
stock should nll be puplpd out tnslhe
morning. before any is used. That
which has stood In the pitcher over
night IS not lit for coffee IN the
morning. Impure Water Is more tn1u5
rious 70 che health than impure air and
every person stiouid provide the means
81 obtaining fresh pure ter Tor 90
mestie use. u 81 "a ~ Ii45
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Chaplin lstla ". Va 1nfantFy-
PTrsBuRa, July 6, 1855

MesSrs. McCAHE, EleAI'r 4 Co. GesltLeN,en:
otheis In regard 70 yourcele6rated asDfaITheaI
Compound.o have been for long time
n1ended. I.haVe tried various remedies; but
never found one that so completely eTadtcaiee
the disease rs your medicine. A short tEti-
~, ygns IsIfir4Ill. terribly with Dlnrrhe1
procured q bottle OF HKTaftB Dinnhea Conn
pound. - experienced imInIdtnte relief nom
one doe and 9fter a third dOSe felt well aS
ever. / regard L as an invaluable medicine,
and Wonld NOT be With0ut1t. Yonrs truly,
" i. w. .STEWARr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

Ideas (says yoltaire, the old Brute)
are like beards-men get them when
they grow up, women never have any.
But Noltaire also saidi "The more mar
ried men you have, the fewer crimes
there VIII be, Marrtage renders a man
at the last lorette's ball given in
Paris, one of,thei most notorious of
them wore gold necklace composed
Eofmedallions; each one iof which rep
resented a different. coat of arms, none
belonging 70, any noble of lower rank
than Marquis So the Indians wear
their yietimsi' ! ascsaiRs. i..il 5s5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

1fccABE.KRAFr Z Co. w6oIesale Drug-
gisfR Wheeling. WA. sole PToprietonS 10
whom al orders should be addresssd- =
For Eale by REED. KRAFT6 q Go.t ttutIs
Ohio and by Dealers In Med;cints syeIy-
Ntnara.. - 80 --.-.-.l = -ieDAl,uInucAN
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i They invigoTate, strengthen and give new
Life TO The system. They work like magic,
and viii cure all Cases OF Dyspepsia, Debility.
Intermittent Fever, DlnTThe1, ScrOfula, GOut,
Gravel, JaundIce, Nervous Affections, Liver
Complaint, Loss of Appetite, Heartburn,
Bilious Collie, Cholera MoThus, Fever aud
Ague, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, sea-sick-
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rAs,rvr1I.E. Teun.. D., -. -.

- NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. lst, $50.
. Me,vsrs. sfcCSAHE, KRAFT q CO., t5ellhfeBlsgl !.
Ihave heen using your - 'DinTThel Compound
m uly 1amlly for some time and can Kay with
much pleasure, that it - the BESf MEDICINE
or the kind have ever used and do eheeEf1l-
" recommend Il TO my friends
With much respect, I am your friend,
80 l.---as-sel v. n. MhSTCALFE
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on HtJsH. new 0Ese8a AHI5 GRASS SEED
sssISng dInaEI0l PRYOR BoxD&co.
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q. HIIDRETH 81 BRO,

N IliET lLllIll- . = "A
q nril WHEEIjiNG.WsyA
yTTHohEs ALE DE sEEs n HAIERoD
~ bar Iron, SaIls, SlIee Iron, Wire, Cast
Sleel, Window Giass, Printing Eilpers Wrap
ing Paper Plaster Paris, Land y eE. &C.
mtlnt. 1lafy land Lime Common Lime, Flour,
Shangtint Mafches SILT, wooden TSSfnre, Sc
aAF.enta for HoWe'S Improved Counter and
az Platform seal les = Il & ~
s7ite ktif mar leet tfie 51fl for Ros9s,
re6cf t1iiitellQs lSSf11Tl ff1liS AZ. - tEit4
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They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
rho Great Cure for All Diseases of the
RfosnneIl. liver. Rntl EiOvveIs4

The sick and suffering have always felt the
necessity for safe and trustworthy metli-
cine, ffee from calomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, wOuld 20
thoroughIy cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as TO enable them TO por-
form their proper functions without Q cons
tinuRl resort 10 medicinal aid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

GO oA7P-soAPLsoAP-ToILET, BATH
- and shsvfnx soaps-n0pel than lfityg gdlf-
s.,ssyf SyaFietfsS at pfice8 70 suit every body,
a. Sais 81 s. BOCK1NG 8 Odd Fellow Hal
Drug store. Is iS.f 50 ~ 1sssEI Iuyl9
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go M o LIE r. A.,

" Keep ttin your house, and be prepared for
amy sudden attack OF
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NO 1872.

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or is ltindTed dlseases-dnEinE the coming
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23
ANNOUNCEMENT

.|.| f.. LM % .L.L IL. NAN a.
To THE VoTERs or WAsHiNoT6N CoUNTY-
Gentlemen I: I hereby announce myself u can
didate for Sheriff Of Washington County, and
In 10 doing would say that l never accepted
the Breckenridge Amnssty Proclamation or
took the rebel oath, butAaye been steadfastiy
loyal to the Union cause ever and always. !
shall, be thankful for your support, and, II
elected, will endcavor TO do my duty faithful
ly as an officer. j.. T.. BASKET.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nouncr ALEXANDER MATHES rs 2 candi-
date for Trustee Of Washington County ut
the ensuing March election,
We are Authorized and requested to an.
nonnce J.J. YEAGER as A candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Revenue Collector Of
Washington Count, at the ensuing March
election. He returns bis thanks to his friends
for their past confidence and trust, and hopes
BY q strict adherence to duty to merit their
support in the future!
nEJ- We nre authorized and requested to
announce Capt. GEORGE MCPHERSON as a
candidate for Trustee Of Washington County
at the ensuing election in March next.
ASg- We are authorized and requested to
announce 1t. JAMES II. MILLER as can
didate for Revenue Collector Of Washington
Cou nty Mt the ensuing election In March next
We are authorized apd requested to an
nource JOHN r.. GRESHAM No y candidate
for County Court Clerk for Washington Coun-
ty at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized and requested to an
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23
ALEX. $. BRADLEY. DAn'L. ". pHxSoDT.
BRADLEY & PEABODY
Attorneys 4 COunselIors

ONCE, corner Of Cedar and Sumner Sts.,
(P. 0. Box No ll4s.) Nashville, Tenn.
UTILL collect LEGAL CLAIMS against
wv Government including claims for
Pension, Baek-Pay and Bounty and
Horses lost In the United States Service.
References by ExpReas Perturbation.
Hon. s. P. Chase, Chief Justice, U. S. 3. O.,
Washington, D. O.
" W. P. F%essendOn, UIs Senator, Washing
ton, d. O.
" Jos. II. Barrett, Commissioners OfPe-aionS,
Washington, d. G.
" w. G. Brownlow, Governor Of Tennessee.
" Horace Maynard, NC. Knoxville, Tenn.
" John Trimble, Nashville, Tenn.
jan 20 IT,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TIHE FRA OF REEVES AND PIPER AT
Pail Branch, Tenn. Is hereby mutually
disBolVed from this date.
All unsettled aseouhts Of the frm are 70
be adjuutsd and paid By NJ. Piper. ThiA
the sth, day Of Fsb. 1866.
II THOs. N. REEVES.
fsbief CHARLES W. PIPER.
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SsuA ASSURANCES COMPANY.
Stars oT TEsEssEH,
CoMPrhoLLgK's rTTIcE,
aSn,N T-..., to,h tRee

Vol
NASHVILLE, January 10th, 1860.
T. (. ". HaFcHErr, Comptroller cfths Trea-
Uury, Do hereby certify that the Rtha lnsu1
ssnes Conpahy located at Hartford 10
.ibs State 81 counsetieut has produced 70
ne ~IAtiIiaetory evidence that said Company,
= ssonPiisa With al the requirements Of
lsslauS 81 The State OF Tennessee imposed
10 lnsurhhss Companies, snd ! further csr-
w shat Gao B, GhlsHAH, Agent Of said
Company has also complied With the require
nsnu Of The laws Of The State, made aud pro-
id'd 10 such easep. whsrsfors, said E,na
Insurance Company has authority TO take
isks And irapSast the bhllnsss Of lnlufanes
d thls siaiS, AZ J~obesboto..
yhls ssrlaeass Of agsne5 raa,s 30 reserved
~ lstdayS % JAY aud JdutAtt Oh zach
1sHf' 8, W. fATcHEfT,
s Comptroller Tenn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23

ma. See the Law Gard Of Nat. D. ow-
ems, Esqs He Is a true East Tennessee Union
~niopIst, and that Is saying q great dealin his
favor. We trust our citizens will bestow up
on him . liberal share Of patronage.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23

BsE IT. Geo. W. Douglass, as will be
seen By ibis issue of the Flag, has issued his
circular 20 the loyal voters Of Washington
ooapsY. We hope the loyal people Of this
good pld loyal co untS will stand by him unan-
irneukly-and not only him but all ihOfe who
kGekIl On the armor and went forth to bat
liz laS God and our native land" for BY these
wtraNwe saved.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23

rnAnnc TioS We hayereceised from Capt
M&,Weinwright, Chief AssistantQ. ~. Of the
pepnitment OF East Tennessee, a commune
cation Ia which lie says :hs article which we
esdlsa rom the Knoxville Commercial In our
lAStllsne LEFT the impression that he was oc-
segsois 10 the escape Of the negro guard who
1nnfdfied Col. Dyer in that city, on the 18th
inpt. The unicAtiOn of Capt, VAIN
SriahljB conehsd 10 courteous and gentle
manly language and as W Misunderstood the
sstlels alluded to, we make this correction
win Measure. Since our hast issue we have
received the Knoxville Wing which is some
what more concise In the statements ofthe
saso, and says;
NCaph w. did oil In his power to pre-
vent the negroes escape, that he might be
tried by the proper authorities. Had the
guard retained custody Of him, instead
of permitting Aim 10 Escape, and Capt. Abb
diN'nhd put him Ia a place Of safe keeping
therr would have been no lynch law.
a will thus be seen that Capt. Abdill Is the
mas, aud not cips Wainwright, as stated by
". We did not misquOte the article ipten-
iipnally, bat Abbreviated and added as We
ethStruod the msani ng Of the article. When
gentleman makes the request Of correction
a. has C.pt. Wainwright, there Is nothing
dives uS more pleasure in so doing, bat wher
bully sets up a howl, as did one lately In
0resnsville, Tenn, we pay no attention to
Mn whatever. Respect will command re-
ipset the world over, land we therefore state
lhat, AS Capt. W. has an sHviable reputation
u BAsI Tennessee, we hope he may ever re-
Sain Il, and we shall certainly throwno OBJ
piAcls In hrs wsy-believing him to be a
esnIlsmAn In every sense . ftAs word.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23

PnasonAE.-We had the pleasure, wednes-
day evening last, Of meeting with our old
friends aud late comrades, Col. WV. R. TIA
*, spd aNaj, STERLING HANDRIoHT. They
wore en- rcpte for Raleigh, N. O., and were as
Iooming and jovial as were they in the haley
no days 81 the bright and happy past. We
fsgfst thtiE stay with US was so short.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23

Tsos, $ SMYrH, Eso.-See the Law Card
ef,hiS gentleman. lie is one Of East Tonnes
sees true Unionists, a good lawyer, and is
a. PFsiens efficient Clerk 4 Master Of the
chaneefy Court at TaylOfsville, Tenn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23

TTUdH REEoE ". ELIsHALoNsEFoRD,
III Isaac IIayse and Peter Hayse, now
popping in the Circuit Court Of johnson
County. It appearing from tue Shdrif 8 re-
turn that process has not been served upon
lsAec IIAyse ard Peter Hayss, aud that they
are uot to be found, or have fed from home,
or so abscond aud conceal themselves that the
process OF Law cennoi be served upoE them IL
is therefore ordered that duplication be made
four Successive weeks In the Union Flag no.
tifying them to appear at the neEttsrm ofthe
Circuit Court TO be heh for the Oounty oi
Johnson at the Court House 10 TaylorSville,
the second Monday 10 March neIt and de.
iend said snit or they will be proceeded
febowIprsttssSl FRED sLlMP, elk.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23
NOTICES.

TP THERE q such a nah e. HBNRY
LAMB IN The vicinity " Joassbofo, be
Will learn somsthina 20 bis ~aayanipeS 81
salllhg q ~ BaaiAsn Izvstil ofes n lhI
plasa- ft.if 40 ffstteWa
EEL lGsA'
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23

SUSAN MAST %. JACOB MAST, NOW
y pending in the Circuit Court Of Johnson
County. It appearing from the Sherifs re-
turn that the defendant is not to be fonnd,
or has fed from his home, or so absconds
or so conceals himselfthat the ordinary pro
cess Of law cannot be served on him, IL 10
therefore ordered that publication be made
four successive weeks the Union Fag notify
ing him 10 appear at tbs next term of the
Court to be held fOt the County Of Johnson
At the Oonrt House in TaylorSville the second
Monday 10 March next aud defend said suit
or he will be proceeded againsteI parts' Feb
/, 1890. FRED SLIMP, Clk.'
feJ.9w4S5
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23
LOCAL ITEMS
nupPER AVID CONCERT.

zhe ladies az the Methodist Church Of
JShushorougb have concluded to entertain
thsiE nausrous friends on next Wednesday
eve VIII . supper. Prof, c.E. DiLLwORTH
aSslst6d " some ladies will enlivsn the even
Ing with Instrumental and vocal music.
As chs ladies OF our town knOp how to
spread lta aumptuOus meal, we feel assured
It viii bel splendid affair. The proceed are
10 b. pseA ~ procuring a "gOOd Ben" and
repairing the Church building, which will
not only 10 40 addition to the Oh urch but to
che town,
We aG citizens will be the more forcibly re-
minded, that the Sabbath day, with all Its
hallcwsd Associations, and many blessings
has davpsd upon MS again, " as the church
bella ring out in clear, tones the hour for
SorShip.
The children, prompted by the Emusic Of
che bells, = will sing,
FWAsn Ne AlorhiAo tight drivss dvGy ao night,
wa no ~ % bright and full,
iAa& d dssps ~ line near ne hour Of nine,
rR essv d o. satbaA school,"
We must not conclude, that because mo-
nty u not 90 plsnty as it once wag, that we
might ait down and " sigh for the good old
times "--bpt let US Dc all we can to help on
Ia % grand m enterprise, as improving "
Church. It's to the Church and Christi
ahI,y we owe every thing.
Theh Ies al attend the supper and aid In
shis good work. Admittancs 50 cents.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23

DoBERTP wALCH %. WILLIAM
IL Shoun, Jacob Wagner [Grayl Samuel
z. Mcqueen, and Ben Oaks Johnson, now
pending nthe Circuit COhrt OF Johnson Coun-
tp. It appearing from the SherifrS return
that process has not been served upon Ja-
cob Wagner [Grayl and Ben Oaks Johnson,
and that they are not TO be found, or haye
aed from their home, or 30 Abseoud and con-
ceal themselves tibet the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon them, Il 10 therof
fore ordered that publication be made four
weeks In tue Uuion Flag notifying them TO
APPEAR At the nett term ~ the Circuit Conrt
to be held for the County Of johnson At the
Conrt House Ia Taylorsyille the seeondAon-
DAY In March merit and defend said suit or
they will be proceeded against eE Parte.-
Feb. I, 1866. FRED sKIhP, Ck.
febSglprsietS5
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23

TAMES o. ADAMS 70. WILLIAM R. BAR
81 ny now pending 10 the cirealt Court Of
Johnson Copnty, Il aopearing from the Shsf-
iTs return that process has not been served
npon William R. Barry, aud lhst he ls not
70 be found, Or has asd from his home, or 90
absconds and e~oneealS himself that The or
binary process oflAw eahhol be served upoa
him, and judicial allaehasnt having beeaa-
Warded ills therefore ordered that publication
be made four successive weeks Ia The Uniod
Flag notifying him 10 appear altbe nsxt term
Of the Circuit Court 10 Be held for The Cpun-
" O Johnsou 81 the Court HDuso 10 TayloI.
vile. The second Monday Ia March ntxt and
delsnd sald suit Or be vii be proceeded
aralnstex paris. Esb. D 1854
~Ebevlpnfst1s rnRD eLfhP, Oh
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KNOXVILLE, TENN.
ATTACHMENT.

VIZ NJ. MCKEE rs ABRAHAM HALE. The Plain
wv til says the Defendant 10 a non.rs, id,nt ~
the State Of TENNESSEE, or 40 Abacondg that thu prdlna-
Ing obtained an original attachment against the de-
PENDANT, returuable before some Justice OF said county
and tho same having been returned before me on, the
property, It Is therefore ordered by me, that publlca'
tlon be made for four successive weeks, In the Union
Flag, notifying ald defendant 10 appear bef . me
At my Office IN the 81 civil district IN wash gton
comfy, on the 18th day Of March, 1855, and a fWeg,
or the same will be proceeded wlthex part..
f0b23wiprfes5 Z. L. MATHES, j.. P.lT. o.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23
CIRCUIT COURT---JOHNS0N
N Nl
November Term 1865.

M n o.
DICHARD O.. WHITE %. THOMAS sUTH-
III eilaad Jacob Wagner BLACK Jake)
John Hays William r.. Barry, Jacob Wag.
ner, (Gray) Jacob Mast, David Wagner (Hog)
and Eugene Dickaon, now pending la the
Circuit Court Of johnson County. 1t appear
ing from the SherifFs return that the de-
PENDANTS are not to be found, or have fed
from their homes or SO abscond and con.
ceai themselves that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon them, " is there
fore ordered that publication be made four
successive weeks IN the Union Flag, notify
ing them to appear at the next term Of the
Circuit Court 10 be- held for the County Of
johnson, at the Court House in Taylorsville,
the second Mohdsy in March next and de-
fend said suit, or they win be proceeded
against ex parte. FEB. |. 1866.
febow4prs fec $51 FRED SLlMP, Ok,
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,VKTfLLIAM B. bUGGER ps JAMES
w Brown, Casper T. Gable, John Hays
and Jacob Wagner, (Black Jake now pend
ing in the Circuit Court Of Johnson County
1t appearing from the Sheriff return that the
defendants are not to be found, OF. have fed
from their homes, or so abscond that the Or
binary process Of the law cannot be served
upon them, it's therefore ordered that pnb-
location be made four successive weeks
in the Union Flag, notifying them to appear
at the next term Of the Circuit Court to he
held for the County Of Johnson, at the Court
Houre in Taylorsville, the second Monday in
March next, and defend said suit, o rthey will
be proceeded against ex parte. Feb. |, 1866.
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23

OARAH JANE GREEvER u.s.. THOMAS
y A. Houston, James Brown, Elijah Dough-
efty, William Hayse, David Wagner, (Hog)
Jacob Wagner, (Grsy,) Ben. Oaks Johnson,
Alexander McEwen, SRI now pending 10 the
Circuit Court of Johnson County. II appear
ing from the SherifTS return that the defen-
innts are not to be found or have fed from
their homes, or so conceal themselves that
The ordinary process Of the Conrt cannot be
served upon them, IL is therefore orderedtba
publication be made four successive weeks
in the Union Flag notifying them to appear
the County Of Johnson at the Court House
in Taylorsville the second Monday in March
next and defend said suit or they will pro-
coed against them et parte. Feb. !, 1865.
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