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WESTONaS
PACIFIC HOTEL,
40, 172, Iva & I76 Greenw h,
(One square west of Broadway
Between Courtlandt & Dey Streets,
New York.
JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Proprietor.

VO4I-N OIsf
The Pacific Hotel is well and widely known to the
travelling pubic. The location is especially suitable
to merchants snd business men; 1t is in cl Sc prox
imy to the business part of the city-s on the high
way of Southe and Western ravel-and adjacent to
all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for over 300
guests; it is well furnished and possesses every mod
ern improvement for the comfort ard entertainm emit
of its inmates. The rooms spacious and well ven.
tilated; provided with gas and water attendance is
prompt and respectfully and the table is generally pro
vded with every delicacy of the season
The sub Gerber who, for the past few years has
been the lessee is sole proprietor and intends
ide fifty himself thoroughly with the interests of his
hose. With long experience as a hotel-keeper he
trusts, by moderate charges and libe raj policy to
maintain the favorable reputation of the Pac fc
Hotel April lad Iy
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w. CLARE ANDERSON,
No :, North Sixth Street,
ST LOUIS, MO.
Box 25ls. Marchsd2m

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Grenada Daily at 2:3l A NJ, imme
diatey upon arrival of Trains Mississippi Central
Railroad, arriving at Memphis 1000 p NJ
Leave Memphis at 1870 p. NJ, arrive at Grenada
1900 P NJ.
4. S. LIVERAIORE,
Feb. 22dtf Genl Supt.
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Feb 22dtf
- @~ .
Notice.

Application being made for Patent Right for an
improvement Of or for the dress of Mill Rocks and
the trunks of the same all persons hereby
tilted from making use of the invention without he
consen or authority of the inventor.
j. S. CARTER.
Wayne County, Miss, March -, '66-2Sdtf.
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coloncI Thomas and hi. Reports.

VaffoUs statements have been made
hrSuEh many of the Radical journals North
and garbling the reports of Col
mel Thomas from this department of the
]ureau, which have led many of our citi-
ems TO believe that he was wilfully doing
hem Injustice. All of them, we believe,
Ioweuer, have been promptly refuted, and
{ Is ON pleasure again to lend additional
to the fact that Col. Thomas re-
l0rts ara characterized by Il spirit of fair
less and Justice which cannot be question
d HwaS our pleasure yesterday, through
be courtesy of the Department comman-
Ier, to read the report of Col Thomas
With the reports of his assistants appended
af the month or March, relative to the con
iti0nof the Freedmen, and the spirit of
ur people towards them, in this State. We
gere Impressed throughout with the caudor
nd earnestness of the report. and felt graf
ied thai so favorable a statement could
q made of the well-bcing of the freedmen
a the state, and the justice which is done
hem moi only by individuals but by the civil
We were assured that the re-
orts OF Col. Thomas have been always
by the same honesty of con-
iction which this exhibited. and like dis
losition TO do the people Justice In con
hiding his report, Colonel Thomas expresses
egret that so many exaggerated and false
tatementS are circulated through the
forth ot Outrages committed upon freed
aen and Northern citizens amongst U.S.
)ur thanks are due the Colonel for his en-
to eradicate the preiudices and
also Impressions which exist with regard
o our motives and conduct.-Vicksburg
feraId
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Humbuggery is Cutfapked.
DIR. DROMGOOLE'S

Our Agents being informed of the composition of
each article and authorized to impart the same in
formation to regular Practicing Physicians.
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COMMEKCIAL NEWS.
u ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Our hates from New Orleans are to the 18th
list We give a summary of the quotations,
nd the condition of the market in leading
rticles
COTTON-Market unsettled; sales 1900
ales Quotations. Ordinary 3Oa32c
God ordinary, 33a 34c Low Middling
5036c.; Middling 3s039c. tg ID.
SUCfAR-No sales. Last quotations 104c.
or inferior, l2c. for common, l34c. for low
air, lac for fully fair, 441 l5c. for seconds,
nd l51 l6c p ID, for firsts.
M0LASSES-NO sales; supply quite eX-
austed
FLOUR-sales of $500 bbls. at s. 10 for
uperiine aud Sll p Dbl for extra.
CORN-Sales of 1000 sacks at 92cGSl
o1Ts-sales of 1000 sacks at 53c. p
BRAN-Sales of 1000 sacks at 81 10 y 100
PORK few small sales at S25 y Dbl
BACON-Shoulders $50 1910. ribbed sides
6016kc clear do 17tc; smoked hams lSc.;
ugar-cnred y "a 23c p ID.
LARD-Dealers asking l9c. for prime i'll
ierces, and Die. p ID in Kegs.
COfFEE-Small parcels changing hands
25'a2Gc u ID, currency, for ordinary to
rhine Rio
bDNDRlES-We Stern Butter, 5J'd 4oc.;
Sortharn do. 5Oa62c. f9 h.; Northern and
Western Cheese, 24c.i English dairy,
&c. Hib.; Star Candles, full weight, Die;
hort weight 2lc. p h.; Starch, Ga Re.
md Soap la Ice. p ID.
WHISKEY.-The market very dull, only
jobbing trade at 81 25032 "a p gallon for
ectihed
LafaeI Commercial md Financial.
LIvHRroOI, April 5.-Cotton has adj
iancod 3D., but the improvement was partly
ost AZ Bic close of tO-day's business. The
ales. Wednesday and Thursday, comprised
u 900 Bales.
LoNDON, April 5.-Consols unchanged
u. s 62O's, 7Ot0704
PAMs April 4.-The Bourse closed fiat
Rentez 67f 42c.
NEwsYoRK, April 16.-The cotton market
ilosod 6rm at 35c Money easier at to 6
per cent. Sterling exchange steady at lO74
Gold cAosed 1853.
NEW YORK April 17.-Cotton heavy and
declining at SIC. Money easy at Sac y
sent. Sterling Exchange 1919. Gold 125t.
Freights to Liverpool dull and declining.
stock market rather strong.
81. LoUIs, April 17.-Flour and wheat
dull and unchanged; corn firm and I'M
thanoel oats stiff, at 43c. to 44c. provis-
IONS Unchanged.
CNciSNATI, April 17.-Flour firm-super-
hne 80 30; wheat buOyant, and corn firmer,
hf $50. to Csc; whisky 81 % provisions
irmerf mess pork $25; lard Isle; bulk
meats JOG. to l3c. bacon unchanged
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a. Dur friend Bricks rushed in yesterday
evening much elated and considerably i'm
proved in his outer man He merely came
h to say that he had been in to the store of
|lr. @. j. Shepardson and furnished himself
nth supply of summer clothing. Now
Bricks Is a frugal swain-a man who believes
i getting 100 cents worth for every dollar
bat be eXpends, and his Judgment is of
|alue. pot only to himself but to others.
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AUCTION SALE OF SERVICEABLE
QUARTERMASTER STORES
Office assistant Qudrtermaster o. SAl
Chattanooga, Tenn, April s. 1866 :
will commence selling at Public Auction on
Monday April 23d. 1866, at 9 o'clock A M and
continue each day thereafter until the sale is closed
at Warehouses No. s. 6, and l. alarge list of Hard
ware, Means of Transportation, &c, all new and of
the best quality, consisting of
$50 B. s. Anvils
600 900 pounds Car Iron, assorted
10000 pounds Bar Steel assorted.
$4,000 pounds Paints assorted.
Axes, AIDES, Backsmiths and Farriers' Tools
1000 pounds Hungarian Grass Seed and mis-
cellaneOus stores.
Terms cash, in United States funds
THOMAS j. CARLILE,
April l3td Breve Maj and A. O. NJ.
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p Robeson, Mitchell & Co, 272, Second
4 Memphis, present themselves to our
ers this morning as claimants for a share
Ilention. In all matters pertaining to
Iebiliments of the external type of hui
III, they are unsurpassed as judges of
{ 3 fitting. Such fits as theirs have not,
ct, been surpassed since the days of the
.rated Mill
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SERVANTIEUR'S COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Bearberry,

Prepared according to experienced Physicians
views for all diseases of the Kidneys Bladder Pros
trate Gland and Urethra-whether acute chronic
affecting male or female. For retention and non
retention of Urine imperfect and deranged secre
ton of the Kidneys, producing thick or milky
urine a deposit of sediments, gravel weak back,
especially when arising from excesses effects of
early indiscretion, habits of dissipation, elect
Laucorrhea wakefulness paid countenance, evil
forebodings &c This preparation is a compound
of Cubebs, Juniper Berries, Buchu Pipsissaway
and Matico in a concentrated form. Ask your
Physician about it Price large bottles only 81 co.
Our other preparations which prepared with
equal ability and skill, may be relied upon in ALI
cases where such remedies required
f-llows
Dromgoole & Co.'S Lung Balsam
DIR. DromgOoles Red Diarrh9a Remedy.
DromgOOle g. Cos Dysentery Compound.
Sevantieur's Phloridzene Stomach Bitters.
De La Rockies Pile Salve.
DR. j. Parham's Indian Salve.
Dromgool e. Cos Vegetable Antibillious Pills.
De La Rockies Liver Pills.
DR. j. Parham's Eye Water.
Call ON our Agent and procure circular and read it.
EY@For sale by Druggists and Merchants
J.P DROMGOOLE CO.; ProprietOrs,
-Esv Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
4I2 Main St., Memphis Tenn
BUCK BAILEY & co, are Agents for jackson, Miss
MosBY, RICHARDS CO., Canton, Miss.
AprilI4w1m
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- The Tallahatchian learns that the
|allahntchie river is falling rapidly, and
lin BE- within its banks in week or so
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apll5d&wlm.

A full assortment of the above Safes on hand, and
orders taken for Bankers, Jewellers and Merchants
Safes Of every description by their agents.
mcCUMBS d. CO,
1921 and 324 Main street.
apll sd&wIm Memphis, Tenn.
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SIX beautiful BUILDING LOTS for family resi-
- dences, just out Of and adjoining the Cor
poratiOn of the City of Jackson within ten minutes
walk of the Capitol. For particulars enquire of
\ pTil II dim B. q. BANKSTON.
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Paddy Burns, the tramping typo, says the
|outh-weStern, is getting out the Bossier
tanner during the temporary absence of
|eanland, the publisher. Scanland had
etter hurry and get back, if he don't want
p miss publication rs Paddy is not much
20 hand to stay long in one place
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-19

A Cool Look AT THE PREsIDENT.-As
here was no crowd either behind or before,
had the opportunity for very excellent
1ok INTO Mr. JohnsOn's face, | am very
Orry to say that l could not dislike it as
luch Is | wanted to. The man who made
hat speech ought to have very ill-temper-
and vulgar face. But the hard, arrogant
mes so marked in his pictures, are softened
y very kindly smile in the living face.
{ isaso natural for me to see the pathetic side
every body that l may have been mis-
akene but there seemed to be a very in
uiring and almost wistful expression in
Fl Johnson's eyes as he looked into the face
{ the only Republican member | saw there.
n better days this gentleman had been one
{ his most enthusiastic admirers, had be-
eyed IN him as he did in Washington. Now,
q the keenness and bitterness of his disap-
ointment, he met him with halt-averted
nee. Perhaps it was all photographed by
but Andrew Johnson leaning
onward, taking his hand, and looking up
1to the eyes of his old friend, is a picture
bat / shall always remember-COrrespon
nee Of the Springfield Republican.
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Family Medicines,

which for reliability, promptness and efficiency may
be confidently relied upon. Disclaiming any supe-
riOrity of medical attainments the discovery of
any NOlanic compound eliminated from its Tarta-
rean den yet we claim the right and ability for the
intellect of our own Southern Physicians to fOrtify
combat and dictate terms Of our capituaUon of our
own Diseases.
If in this, HONEST strategy there be
Let it extend, my friends from Gulf to Sea.
The luTid Lightings flash from Pole to Pole.
Let INTELLECT govern, while thunders roll.
Our Medicines are all classified according to the
dictates of reason and common sense-no one ar
ticle recommended for all diseases, and more
complete than any class of medicines offered to
the American people. As all secrecy is removed,
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- The attention of citizens and Gas con-
sinners is called to the advertisement of Mr..
rhos II Helm in to-days issue.
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rib DAILY CLARION


I'm important notice to Tax Assessors
ana FfObate Clerks by the Auditor, appears
4. Ala issnr
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COTTON SEED.
FOR SALE

zoo BUSHELS COTTON SEED for sale at
OOO so cents per Bushel Inquire at the
Clarion Once of
4 pTil I1d3t CHARLES WINKLEN.
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ADMINISTRATIONS into the nature of the
otato rot have brought to light the fact
hat it is created by insects imperceptible to
he eye, but innumerabe in quantity, which
~ their eggs in the stem and send the virus
own b the root A little black speck the
ize Of a pin-head, under the microscope
urns 0ut to be full two hundred ferocious
nimals of the beetle form and shape
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COMBINATION
SECRET CURTAIN DETHRONED
SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS

Conscious of public demand for reliable medi-
cinal compounds, possessing intrinsic value and
merit, and aware of the unreliable and inadequate
supply, mostly from Northern sources, and pre-
pared by parties possessing experience in South
treatment number of able and experienced
Southern Physicians have quietly and deliberately
- ss.i aar-s srin 80 rrras.lr- that ID
mand, by offering class of
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERTS
G ENE AL ALTE II ATEVE
JAUNDICE GOITRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC.

II is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual
ton, Hereditary Tants Syphilis and maladies arts
ing from long continued use of Calomcl Blue Mass
Corrosive Sublimate, Fowlerss solution Donovan's
solution, and other preparations of mercury and
arsenic.
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SURELY,
SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
SM0LANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
STEADILY,
AUDITOR OFFICE,
Jackson, Miss, April 18th, 1866.

every case Of Kidney Disease rheumatism Gravel
Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains in the
Back, Female Complaints aud Troubles arising from
excuses of any kind
90 Nj T., y r. AFFLICTED!
TRY SMOLANDER'S
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold by all Apothecaries. Price 81 ID. BARNES
co, New York and BARNES WARD q co.
New Orleans southern Agents BURLEIuu
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass
General Agents. march6dly.
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the Simplest and Cheapest GOOD Machine in use.
Licensed by Elias POwe. Jr Silver Medal
awarded at Mechanics Fair, October 1865.
sample Machines sent to \ gents trial, at
Agents price Send for descriptive circular and terms
Send for my Patent Treade. 1t costs less
than half what the old table does.
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WANTED.

WANTED.-AGENTS WITH SMALL CAPT
tai, to take agencys of Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machines in the several States of Alabama, Texas
Mississippi and louisiana A great opportunity for
industrious young men, to whom liberal discounts
viii he made.
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Ia

W. ~ lnOrmSd By oo Of sullivan Couuty's best
40 trusrt Union men, that the Rev. Rebel Miles, p
Nltenltllle locked up his Church aud thus prevented
AeI ~ lpglO, = good Union man, from preaching In
X, Ehlis Ne himself calnn to Jonesboro, among a loyal
p~toaiqend actually preached In one Of our churches.
ibll eourse to be tolerated from . man who sctI
ihpsi ~ Mr.. Miles excludes Union ministers from
Nv a|pit, ia he to insult The good people Of u loyal
tqn.lnniiy BY the most brAE,u snrOntsryi We arc
lApfned that not only Ah eburCh, but all the churches,
ae8 cteupled by rebel p%reSchcrS) In Blountvlle, and
pFiq ~, Court House, we're closed against DR.. Ingle,
hnd Shat he had to preach In an opeh grove. When
WI tAqpe things ccGSel When will preachers Of the
lnspel cease TO NEEDLE In political strifo aud keep
Nfe " their vicious acts the fires VI hatred aud AMI.
nohty2 We learn, Al0o, that the Rev. Rebel Miles
aldta ~ other Reconstructed rebels, has instituted
suit Ntihis place to recover the NJ. u. Church property
70 no dlscondIed and defeated Rebel Church South
rhlsiquAr Ike Eork. ltSbUWS there Is activity ia the
Rshfi efhp-bnt whenever .hoy got the property of
~ y. n Church out Of the hands Of the loyal pcopl.
o. IVA plaee, We trust they will LIoD ihsir horn, and lot
a. AZ know is BAIL
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EET1EgRM @
THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS,

THE DAILY PRESS, publit bed every morn
D2 by John W. Forney. Office Southwest
corner Of Seventh Chestnut street, Pbiladel-
phia, Penn. Price Three Gents. Mailed to
Subscriber ut Eight Dollars per unnum.
-Four Dollars for Six Months.
THE SUNDAY EDITION, Two Dollars per
Nnnum, or -Four CeLts a Copy, payable to tie
Carrier.
THE TRI WEEKLY PRESS, published ev-
cry TuSday, Thursday and Saturday. Mailed
10 Subscribers at Four Dollars and Frity Cents
per annum.
THE WEEKLY PRESS, Two Dollars and
Twenty-Five Cents per anuum. Five Copies,
Ten Dollars Ten Copies, Eighteen Dollars 1;
Twenty Copies, Thirty-fve Dollars. Larger
clubs than twenty will be charged in the san Q
proportion per copy. To the getter up of
Clubs Of Ten or more an extra copy will be
given.
Terms-Cash, invaribly in advance.
All business letters for this Office should he
addressed to John W. Forney, Editor and
Proprietor Of The Press, Southwest corner
Of Seventh aud Chestnut streets, Philadelphia,
Pa. .
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In COnnlY COnrt at JOnesbOro'.

ISAAC STEVENS VS.. FRANCIS WILL
liams ct al. Petition TO sell land. In
this cause the Plaintiff having filed a Bill in
the County Court OF Washington county,
Tenn, for II sale Of the real estate Of John
Stevens, deceased, for partition among his
lawful heirs, and IL appearing tina: George
W. Stevens and William @. Melvin and his
wife, Elizabeth Melvin, are residents OF the
State of Illinois. Hannah Gimlin and bis
wife, LouiLa Jane Gimlin, and Francis NJ
Stevens, Guardian Of Isaac II. Stevens, Of
The State Of Missouri, and non residents Of
the State Of Tennessee. II 10, therefore, or
dsred that publication be made for four sue
cessiye weeks, in the JOnesborOugh Union
Flag, notifying said parties 10 appear al the
October Term Of our County Court for 1860,
and plead, unswer, or demur, or the same
will be taken for confessed And set for hear
ing ex parte. September 80, 1865.
gept2lw4pf5 j. Y. GRISHAM, Clerk.
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DRisp FRuir.-The greatest abundance Of
tbS stqsis has been disposed of to our mer-
chants b the farmers during the past week,
The PRICES ranging at six dollars per bushel
for psaches, and two dollars for apples
YhcHsands Of bushels yet remain unsold-
mpfy holdIng their fruit back in the hope
shatlmices will take rise. The fruit crop
hA besp unusually good this year while
t season. has not been surpassed Tor drying
p~nspotes.
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ny VIRTUE or A WRIT or VEND. Elk.

10y VIRTUE Or A WRIT or VEND. EX-
ID po. issued from the Circuit Court OF
Washington County 20 me directed tested the
fourth Monday of June 1866. upon a judge
ment and cost for the sum Of $685., -debt
and cost pronounced by the said court and
in favor of l., NJ. Jackson, and against Ma
than CopNss, | will sell at the Courthouse
door in the town of JonesborO' on Saturday
Tie 18th day Oct, 1855, for cash In hand all
the right, title, clPim and interest thai Ma
than Copass, has in and to a tract Of land
situated in Washington County Dist No u,
adjoining the lands OF Thos Z Jones, John
Chase and others containing 100 acres more
or less until said debt and cost is sat SIZED,
all cost required on day Of sale, this the goth
dayof August 1866.
septw74pf5 s. T. SIMPLIFY, Sh'f
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Nothing can save the inevitable col
"a the Coppsrjobnson pArty-not even
sld loans and rapid removals. The cap
~ N LEE and JonSsroS will be nothing to
h atel catastrOphe-the only difference in
aygf ~ their defeated friends will be that
n Nller will have fuller Golfers and a more
Duudhht commissariat.
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fhs NahOaai I~atsAigenev, the organ
We ombiued Coppsrhead, and traitor, a,
zion D O., that denounced ASpREw
ss'F as a tyrNnr aud a usurper,
se4pss be would not allow the rebel,
voie 10 1854 fsresly demands the remov.
q " s"snty or thirty thousand Office bol.
st IN Pennsylvania" The wretchsd old
'ap screams for blood as loudly as tie say.
. Hseats' Of The French revolution PAL.
yas.
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County Court of Carter o.

County Court OF Carter County.
nAVlD BELL ADMINISTRATOR vs.
~ Henry Bell and others. Petition to
.cII land in this cause. Il Is alleged that the
defendants Henry Bell, Joseph Mckee and
wife Ann Mckee, are non PRESIDENTS of Tenn
essee it is ordered that they appear ut the
October term 1866 Of this court and defend
or this cause will be taken for confessed.
Sept. 4, 1856. JAMES l.. BRADLEY, Clerk.
ssrt2lW4pf65
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Will some Of our friends give us Il
lal N those who favor the Infamous bill
lfAhy the Rev. Rebel Miles ia the Circuit
aqif IN this place. We desire the public
n who they are.
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TNhe Insolvency Of the Estate Of William
Garland Decd having heen suggested
to the County Court Of Garter County, notice
is hereby givin to the creditors Of the said
Estate, to file their claims, Only authenticated
according 10 law with the County Court Clerk
Of said County on or before the 9Th day of
December, 1866, or they will he forever barred.
Sept Sd, 1866 DAVID GARLAND, Adm'r.
sepi22w4prafePS5.
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WAsgED.-Any person furnishing us a
sopy Of hon. T.. A r. Nelson's Address to
De People Of East Tennessee, published in
se4 ID which ho advised the people to take
? arms against the Union, win receive our
lnesps thanks. Please let US have 1t imme.
IIAIsly.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF WASHINGTON co
IoHN P. HUsK vs. MARY A HUSK. IT
y appearing from the allegations Of the
plaintiffs bill that the defendant Mary A.
Husk 10 a nonresident Of the State Of Tenn
essee il is therefore ordered that publication
be madp in the /" Union Flag a newspaper
published in the Town of Jonesboro Wash
ington County Tennessee for fur successive
weeks notifying said defendants Mary A.
Husk to appear before his Honor the Circuit
Judge on the fourth Monday in October 1856,
at the Court House in JoEesboro and answer
the allegations plaintiffs Bill or the same
will be proceeded with eTparte. THIS 10th
day Of Sept. 1866.
sept2Iw4pCs5 JAS. e. DEAKINS, Clerk.
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No. MI. GroRoE JoSEs, an old aud much
Pecled citizen of Grseneville, Tenn, died
LAT wesk.