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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-06
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fsNRU SIZE = DALE VI L 1'O1 AAH1 ON
~ N~Apn 81. HElw FEN III ~ L
~ lE :TR b, a H 5a:A@ s5s
VIII. - the rde-.;gned 8; trustee. hearing dat
Of :hsv 81. l3G4 AMI By ecHseEr Of al! psFg5s t
uydoy .Gpru :, at IL ~, On the premises tA'
DWELLING ROUSE, burnt buIcing: o?
and ..Or with >ta5i, attached. late he re-: 81
idence o. Richard ). Huc!i, or the West side OF
ST. A:aph street, between uke Nnd v oIie sts'
hi. Lot ha: :: front Of about So feet on St
Asauh street, AID depth Of about l3i feet
and 10 feet alley in tho rear. Thu Sta lie on
the rear othe lot is Of brick dimonsi ions 70 BY ~
Also, LOT OF GROUND on the south side
of Duke street. beginning 100 feet east Of wash
ingt"n street, and running thence Eat with
Duke street 20 ieet 10 an alley by ~ vide
thence South a by S to the wall Of the Stable
in alb we described lot; thence West with ssd
wall 20 feet thence to the beg inning.
Term:-One-third cash BALANCE on liberal
credit, to be made known at sale, and secured
with interest by lien on property.
For more exulict information, enquire OF B.
Ferguson Beach, Attorney at Law.
RICHARD H. STABLER,
,nb - oot1 Trustee.
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EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-Undcr

IL wnur,ty pt dre-. 81 tru5, Icorl T""nas
al and o,hrrs. 80 the un!c7si g2cd. Ii; t!r:tee:
dated the first ny 81 September, 1919, which i:
duly Q. veg ri in rhe Clark; Lille # the Coun
ty Court Of Alexandria County. Va: l hail
proceed, Oh SATURDAY. the 9Th day O. June.
1865 at IL O clock; III. tu"iiro" at pubtl: SAFE,
FOCE UNDIVIDED SIX PAkT:: OF y
LOT OF GROUND, in the City q Alexandria
Nth the building: and improvements thereon,
:trated Oh the NTH side Of King street: TO me
eastward Of Water Stree3, and nov occupied by
John Il llonroe-tlle bpundari' S OF when said
the time and place o sale with the right OF
way over an alley called Fayette alley bound
ing the said On the north rs "ppe! tenant thereto
Terms Il Sale; Cash COnveyaacng and
stamps at cost Of purchaser.
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
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MONETARY Dc COMNERCIAL

Money and stocks remain without change
There is a continued stringency in the money
,oorlet and but little enquiry for securities
Come transactions in Southern Bank Notes, es-
,scialiy the notes of the banks of this State
Ef~h;cb NAV be quoted at the figures given below.
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IflKCSTEb'S SALE OF HOUSE AND lot.
4 Under w hority , # decd Of lruSt II y?
B tscy Duv-l calcd 18th Of JULY, 1852 / "I:i
proceed to sell ut II O'clock, m, IN 81 l -
DAY. April 4 1866, 1T tn" premises. /" three
tory BRICK HOUSE AND LOT in the Cry
# Alcxanlria ituat d Oh the east side OF Ko1y-
al street III crt south Of Vote street The
lot is - feet front By Gj feet deep.
Terms : One-third cash down. and the / 81.
due 1T one and two years equal payments.
with ntcrc-t. secured ~ the satisfaction Of the
Undersigned i. JOB NSION, Trustee.
NH 3i-cOtl
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DR.. Sampson will deliver the third and mex

Dr. Sampson will deliver the third and next
10 the last of his course Of lectures, for the
bcue6t of the NJ. P. Church in this city, ar
the luilding of that denomination Of christians,
on WASHINGTON street, tonight, at haIf-past
seven o'clock Sutjrct, Palestine Those
who have been 50 fortunate as to be present at
the two preceding lectures but reiterate the
opinion generally entertained Ct the Doctor 9
prelections, when they assert that they are in
struc,i7e interesting, end delightful intelIectu-
al entertainments. Those who desire treat,
and to enjoy an hour in the East-in the land
Of he Bible-wil do we'll TO attend tonight.
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. NOR RE y I.

sFoE RENT
Several very PLEASANT ROOMS over the
Bakery No. j, South Fairfax street
y haO-tf ADAMS 6 CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-06

POLICE r EPoRT MAYOR S OFFICE ioi,I:
Plain, for a breach of the peace ;Gas fnct! ani
discharged.
Andrew Gray, Cha,ley Gray, Suit HARDY,
James Philips, Thomas Beach, ard William
Symcot boys between the ages Of nine and
ffteeo, for throwing etoDes in the street end
disturbing the peace of the Northwestern <e"-
ton of the city, were discharged upon the pay
menl Of 75c each Other boys were impli
Gated 10 this affair, who we're used as witnesses.
The whole party were severely rerrimanded by
the Mayor, who told them they had no more
right 10 modest negro boy than a white boy,
that if their offence was again committed the
full penalty OF The law would be Inflicted and
that hereafter if other parties were brought
before him upon the same charge, no lcncncy
would be extended.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE "A warrant was is
sued to search the premises Of Ellen SrukeIy,
q negress for hou ehold furniture stolen from
B. H. Berry and Elijah Merchant.
--1s--ez------
The books: papers and all the o'her effects
Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany were turned over last night by MesSrs
Qupley and Jameson, to the officers OF that
Company elected at the last meeting OF it,
Stockholders; aud this morning John S. Bar
bour, esq, took possession of the road. Mr..
Vapdegrlt', as Sune,in'endcnt also assumed
the duties 0! his office this moruing. Tie sci.
vices of Mr. McCatferty are, for the presen',
retained We understand that the present ar
ransement between Adams Express Company
and the road, which was to have continued lou'
years longer, has hcen Abbreviated to Que year,
cntinuance-h agreement, however, in cI-
feet, >huts OUT the Nation,l Express Company
from any privileges on this line of tran>pota-
ton.
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WI O O d!
q n00 REWARD.

aD 2-iW 40. -. south l. mon 50.
LENANDRIA CANAL COMPANY -
"A The annual general meeting Of the AleXan-
drs Canal Company, will be he d in the Com
mon ouncll hambcr. in the citT of Alexnn-
drt, on MONDAY, May :. 1856, at II o clock
4 H. Zap ID d. T. JUHNSTON, Pres.
T7OR SALE.-Thc undersigned would re-
L specially infor'" his .ri"nds and the public,
In / lie has lust received fresh ut II very fine
MICH CO : and CALVES, which can 'e
pur, haScd ut 3Q3. Prncrst.
nn5 b WILLIAM GRAY. Butcher
DERSpNS DE lkING BDAkD IN y
[ private family in War; nt"n. Va. can oh
Tain it hv app !Aing To Mr. John H. Bccknam'
apo t.
TN ME-, HANGS DESIRING EMPLOY
MENT.
MN (si"glc preferred, mar led with grown
child en- thcrwise.y Can get Il good 81 u"tl-n
BY applying II o:.ce to th:5 Office
c. +. s T..
NH @ ii vC,"0: { Is. y.
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SALE OF kEAL Els
v TATE AND BANK STOCk.-By au-
thorty Of Il decree Of the Circuit Court Of Alex
andrla county, rendcre at the November term
1860 in the suit Of +. J hoston, guardian, vs..
a. L Page, ct al, the Undersigned as commits
Sioner therein named offers Vt private sale the
following valuable real estate, situated in the
LOT OF GROUND, with q substantial
Brick Warehouse thereon, on the south side OF
n n : street. about the middle otthc square, be-
tween Fairfax and Water streets, fronting on
King street % feet, and running back g feet {"
inches to n ~ feet alley.
A LOT OF GROUND, with Store and s.:
Dwelling thereon, on the north side of Duk" Ell
and eat 5 de- Of st Asaph sts., at the intersec-
tin of said streets,
\ SQUARE. or 2 acres Of ground, boundcd By
Queen, Faycttc, Princess and Payne SITS. ! his
square viii bo subdiviucd into lots to suit pur,
chaSerS.
Also, $1,000, Of the stock Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia ;.
Price ami trims made known upon applica-
ton. ". l.. YEATON, Comm r. of Sale.
dec 2S-eotf Office No 10, n. It. Asaph ST.
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v1Uk RENT-Thrcc STABLES with larsn
z lot Of ground attached thcrcto--on thcmlte1
running from Water to Union streets, >lde Of
John T. Price, Carriage Factory, A'o.
SMALL DWELLING on the same alley
Rents low to pnnctlal tenants. Enquire ~
Price Carriage Factory mar ~ az
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L. ESTATE-W offer for Sale the following
very valuable properties in and near AlcZun-
dra:-
TIL" LOT 1T the northeast corner OF Hrinr"
and Pit str.cot, next we It. of F,rmcrs' Branch
Bank ~ feet on Prince and 81 on Pitt street
covered with small tenements. and now occupied
by p. Park and others. 4 'air credit allowed
The LOT south side Wolfe street, next east 0!
thu Orphan Asylum grounds-49 fe t front and
l0 feet inches deep to nnc teet allcy-ln-
proved hya frame dwrllng. Cash.
a large LOT south side King street, q
sho distance east Of Peytrn street. Can.
About Is ACRES ut West End, on Duke
street and Shutters Hill road, divided by the
road which runs from King street 10 Duke By
B"ztold. This is the only eligible property 10 /"
u b: Of Airxundriu a liberal credit.
,cb lO--rolf JOHNSTON x CARNF.
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FoE RENT.
The STORE a. the S. W. corner Of King ard
Columbus streets.
FOR SALE Il building LOT on Columbus s..
Fur sale "r rent WHARF LOT between
Queen and Princess streets.
;, his JovDw JANE DADF.
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nntnrn of nr Drake.

We are pleased to see our friend DIR.
Nd. F. Drake, Presiding Elder of this
Dist. has retured from his visit North.
This is gratifying to his many friends.
\ There has been o vacancy in this com
munity which can be filled by no 9th
err he has a place in every warm 10y.
oil heart. We find he is esteemed else
whore as we'll as in Tennessee. We
clip tho following from the Golden
Era published at Delaware, Ohio:
4 QUARTERLY MEErrNd.-The VIM. st
M. e. Church held itR quarterly meet
ang on Saturday and Sunday last. Rev
Curly preached a sermon in the morn
ing characterized by his accustomed
power snd ability. Rev. Chaplain
Drake of JonesborO, Tenn, preached to
q crowded au fence in the evening and
sustained his we'll known reputation
as a fine speaker, Jealous Christian,
and able minister. He preached also in
the morning atSt. PauI's NJ. g. Church
in South Delaware. He has returned
to his field of labor in Tenn, where we
hope his efforts in the harvest may
BE- crowned With abundant sheaves,
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AM Atroeious Wreteh.

An Individuals rebel citizen Of JonosbO-
rough, as we have the evidence, a few days
ago, made the AtrociouS and inhuman re-
mark, publicly, that he " pOutd not care u the
Union Flag Office pSs barnt dOies, and the ed
itor in hI"--thuS melting the vicious 10 our
community to one Of the moSt helnous crimes
the depraviiy Of man 10 capable Of commit.
iing-that Of ARS0Ni This most inhuman
monster owns property in this place-haS a
large family. carries on business here, aad
PROCESSES TO belong 10 hs PresbytTidn Church!
He has been cUgnisan. Of the fact that three
different attempts have recently been made to
destroy the Flag Office by FIRE, and yet IN the
face Of all this, II 10 reported he deliberately
and boldly made this hsartlesS asSertionl
He has been prosecuted, and his case will
be decided before the proper tribunal. When
This 10 done his liant will be given to the
public. This man lives in a frame dwelling
TO which the torch may DO applied In the as-
%Bassin'S hour and consumed over bi5 head 10
less than one hours time, and yet, by such
remarks be would incite the incendiary to
dsIrOy HE asish5ors property and hin in il!
Who can conceive the barbAriiy, the utter
deprarity Of ouch a soul1 We desire the
destruction Of no mans property, but there
are men Of this stamp, who, u they had their
deserts, would, according to our laws, now
be saving rock in our State pc nitentiary-Or,
what 10 still more jaSt, swinging to a gallOws
Is high 90 that erected for Hamon. Our laws
provide a penalty Of summary punishment
for iDcendiarieS, their aiderS and Absttors,
and that penalty 10 DEATH
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S5O RFWARD

! will give Fifty Dollars Reward
for the recovery Of my two horses,
taken from my sons, at the time the
murder and robbery was committed,
as specified in the above proclamation
of Governor Brownlow. Described
az follows. A bay horse four years
old, left fore ankle enlarged from hav-
ing been engaged. A bay mare, rath-
er small, with a blaze in her face
which is not straight, but inclines to
ono side, back rises just before her
loins, or what is termed hog backed,
one eye II little CLASSY. will give
both horses for tho apprehension Of
The murderers Of my son.
Sept 10th, 1860. WILEY YsTINCH.
octl9w4 Wadesvillle, Ind.
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In ChancerY at JOnesbOrO', Tenn

TJEIDELBAOH sEAsoxoooD L CO., Va EAHEs
III L Wilds, and Others. In this case it is
alleged that the defendants, Catharine Hun.
ley a widow. formerly Catharine McCrackln,
Betsy McCcrackin, VIM. McCrackln, John
Greenway ard Grandson Gresnway, are nom
residents of Tennessee. II is ordered that
they appear ut the November Term, 1856, o.
this Court, and defend or this cause will be
taken for confessed. October 4, 1865.
%nOY2w4prs feeS51 HENRY H0SS, G. NJ.
GALVIN whitaker vs. DIVORCE, MAR
" tina Jane Whitaker. II appearing from
the allegations in complainants Bill, that de-
PENDANT, Martha Jane Whitaker, 10 a non-res-
ident of this State. It iS ordered that publi-
cation be made, notifying the said Martha
Jane Whitaker to appear at the next term Of
the Chancery Court, for Washington county
Tennessee, to be held at JSneSborouRh, on
the fourth Monday in November next, to de-
fend her interests in said suit or the same
will be proceeded with ex parte. October
20, 1866. HENRY H0SS, Gam.
noV2W4prs feeSb, '
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The Lady's Friend for November


beautiful steel engraving. Feeding the susns,',
and the usual superb double fashion Plate. ldorn The
Ao''nhsF nunbs Of this charming maEaslns. We
Ao'e Ias usual numbaF also Of sngrAvingS devoted 20
'as tAhions-to hats, cps, bonnsts, dresser, hney
AoIA,Ae. The l~ltsntaFs 10 - usual s~xeslssnt. We mar
'p,.hJ" Prescott Danes Honor, . By VlrSinln Y. Town.
"a : A onArlsr Of = Million :" By Enims D. Ripley;
o.e'sa Love" b. Mn. HosmsF " The Old Clocks
80, ~ Mos Johnston Marks Resolve" By
aaiayi " hargAFvts Yilory, I" By Amanda n
&c. The publishers announce four HoSslet.
49, ssa'' y Elissbsth Prescott, Amanda N.
I-., Innk Lee Benedict, md MAJ wolr. Thsy
s'-,-ISnnes, IN addition 10 The whssIor 4 wilson's
,",,.s Asshins' A~tpisnhld List Of new Pr,niuns.
,..''saoG rA'sd silver Tea Sets, Cake BaaA.,s aBd
Ineaen' Silver and Geld waiehss, Cans and
nl.,a'.s' "nngsfs, hslodsOus md Organs, Ap.
.OyeDpHdiA Ae. A bsauiifuIEtssi KnrravinE
$500 lohg b 20 lnehss VIDE, called Hons !,
hsPpy HeuT,n yin bs Mhi rats 10 ,v,ry
a.. vsog subscriber, and 10 every psuon seeding
,.,-e spssin'n nunbsn q me maganlns, con.
we PaFiisulAn ofihs premium and other oa,r,.
=, I'dns'd Elis'' y slhts, uin y ssnt On he re.
slt q Is esass.
= via 'sTAsinn tlSo . y,ar Pa, .sp,,.
oes ehsfasing) 40 . year Tour eopls. I si,h
.nsia'inE 500 Eight sspl,s with extra nara.
Z % snpasinO iao. -
$3.50 Drawn 4 Pstsrlss. 40 waInus Street nm
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unNIE VslAHDl HHsIAllA AZ TIsdlA B1tH1
los Aain Street. Lyneh5urg, Va.

d.. Bl,tios, q notsd phyieiah o. Boston, nys;-
"FroE our pat obssfyatons ] DO not believe that
'ehoi ~, akJnl1i n appear IN this enuntry, vii b. %
likely 70 trouble NV EngiAnd et y 70 whit The ma
aglnus regions o. the 8unth and west"
Amoue an the many dlnsfent remedies advsrtisd
tAsTs arc nons that st % completely y an hniidots %
this aatvkgs 1esoa, and vhieh rive vigor and
strsnrth, than DG hoaAcE's STOMACH Bffftu and
BIooo PlD. The Bieof Pnf set directly On Ne hrtF,
eanafng u 70 tbrOg % he d~slstFious mailsf, aad ths
Btsu restore he appstits and lnsigonls he uhois
Systsu, thorvushiT tssping ~ ns huihls se'arga,
sbpbfa, .r ~ ffln
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1LL1AM q. BRoWNLoW.

NM lLh1AM W. DIM liz >
w Governor of the State of Ten
hsssee-To all who shall SEQ these
notwithstanding:
WHEBEAs, lthas been made known
to me that certain ca Williams and
q certain Lons Carroll, alias Will
liams, alias Roberts, charged with
having committed u foul and atrocious
murder on the Sth day of July, 1866,
upon the body Of Alvin finch, late
Of our county OF Putnam, have fed
from justice and arc now running at
large,
Now, therefore /, William G.. Brown
low, Governor aforesaid, by virtue
of the power and authority in me
vested, do hereby offer . reward Of
Five Hundred Dollars to any person
or persons who will apprehend the
said Ca Williams and Ions Carroll,
alias Williams alias Roberts, and de-
liver them to the Sheriff or Tailor 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 20
or rs years old, red hair and light
beard, yellowish blue eyes, rudy
complexion high cheek bones, thin
lips, white teeth, upper teeth prom
inent, heavy eyebrows, square shout.
ders, has been shot in the left collar
bone, the scar from which, at times,
becomes irritated by tho rubbing Of
his s~uspendor.
Ions. Carroll, alias Williams, alias
Roberts, is about Is or 20 years old,
slender form, thin face, fat or dish
mouth, blush grey eyes, but little
beard, speaks slowly, and but seldom,
light hair and swarthy complexion.
They sometimes pass themselves al
brothers, and by different names.
If arrested they must be held nm
Ill witnesses are brought from
Indiana.
In testimony whereof, l have
subscribed my name, and cause
the Great Seal Of the State Of
[sEA11 Tennessee to be affixed at
Nashville, on the 10Th day of
September, 1866.
By the Governor:
W. e. BROWNLOW.
A.. J. FLETCHER, Sec'y of State.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENTS.

FRANKLN KlZER Us. NATHAN q. COX.
The plaintiff says the defendant il a
.non-resident Of the State Of Tennessee, or so
abscondp that the ordinary process OF the law
can not be served upon him, and having OBJ
tanned an original attachment against him,
returnable before ZONE Justice Of said coun-
ty, and the same having been returned before
me, on the 9th July, 1866, levied on the de-
PENDANTS property, 1t 10 therefore ordered by
me that publication be made, for four sue
cessive weeks, In the Union Flag, notifying
said defendant to appear before me-, at my
ONCE, In Jonesborough, on the 9th day Of
January, 1867, the same having been stayed
until that day, aud answer, or the same will
be proceeded sx parte. r. D. MARTIN,
nov2w4prs fee$51 j. P. W. O.
A NINA RYAN vs.. NATHAN G. cox
"A The plaintiff says the defendant is a
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee, OF 80
absconds thai the ordinary process Of law
can not be served upon him, aud having OBJ
taiEed an original attachment against him,
r~eturnabIe before some Justice Of said coun-
", and the Same having been returned be-
fore me, on the lSt day August, 1865, levied
on the defendants property, II is therefore
ordered by me that publication be made, for
four successive weeks, in the UNioH Flag, no.
tifyIng said defendant TO appear befOte me At
my office, in Jonesborough, on the LIST day
Of February, 1867, the same having been
stayed until that day, and answer, or the
same will be proceeded with ex parte.
r. B. MARTIN, J.P P. W. G.
nnrD-Ane. tack
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circuit Q curt at Rlizabethton.

GAMUEL B. PATTERSON VS.. WIN. W.
~ Rockhold. Now pending In the Circuit
Court Of Carter county. II appearing from
the Sherif's return that the defendant, in
this case, Is not to be found in this eounty,
and Judicial attachment having 6een award
cd i'm the case, and he same having been rs
sued 10 the Sherifs Of Carter and Sullivan
Counties, and returned by them, levied upon
the defendants (W. w. ROekhold) Real Es-
tate. Il is ordered, By the court, that publi-
cation be made for four successive weeks, in
the Union Flag, notifying the said defendant
TO appear before the Circuit court Of Carter
county, at the Courthouse In ElisabtthlOn,
on the I'd Monday In November, 1899, and
defend said suit, or be will be proceeded
aRainst ex parte. October 8, 1866.
oetlgw4prs feeS61 r. @. WHITE, Clerk.
UTILLtAM SHELL VS.. W. w. ROCK
w hold, Jackson Klepper, Joseph Kahn,
Levi N. Ellis, Greene T. Magee, David Nave,
John Alexander, aud +. II. Hammond. Nov
pending IN the Circuit Court'Of Carter eoun-
". Il appearing from the Sherids return
that the defendants are not 10 be found IN
the County and Judicial attachment having
been Awarded In the case, and the same hay-
Ing been issued % the Sheriff Of Sullivan
county, and returned by him, levied upon the
Real Estate OF the defendant, W. W. Rock
hold. II Is ordered, by the Court, that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks,
in the Union Flag, notifying said defendants
10 appear before The Oirnuit Court OF Carter
comfy, at the Oourt-llouie in ElizNbeihton,
on the I'd Monday in November, 1860, and
defend said suit, or they will be proceeded
against sH parte. October 8, 1865.
oetI9w4prS fess5l r. O. WHITE, CLERK.
NANCY SMITH rs. JACOB ]. c. NAVE,
~ Jacob WeaveF, and others. Now pend
ine in the Circuit Court Of Carter county.
Il appearing from the shehTI return that
the defendants are not 20 be found, and Ju-
dleial attachment having been awarded IN
the case, and the anne having been Issued 70
the Sheriff Of Carter county, and r%ftnrped
By him, levied upon defendant Have's Real
Estate. Il 10 ordered, By the Court, that
publication be made for fonr sueeeaalve
weeks, in the Union F1s7, notifying said de-
feudants 10 appear before the Circuit Court
Of Carter county, at the Court.houss Ia Biz
absthton, on the "a Monday 10 November,
isse, and defend said suit, OF they will be
proceeded against eH parie. October 3, 1855.
o%e,isElpS fssssl y. Q WHITE, Clerk.
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ORIGINAL

XNTM. n. SEWER VI. SAMUEL Il. SHREWSBURY.
wv The Plaintiff says the defendant Is a n%on-rcsi-
dent Of the State 0f Tennessee, or 50 abseOnds that the
ordinary prnceas Of Law cannot be EerVod upon him,
aud having obtained an original attachment against
defendant BY garniihmont on - Kennedy, rcturnAble
before some Justice of said county, and tle sane hAT-
ig been returned b. fore me on the 18th Of September
1865, levied on che defendant's property, It is therefore
ordered by md that publication be made for four sue
eessiys weeks in tho Uni0n Flag, notifying said de-
fsndaut to appear beiOr, me at my Office In JonesbOro,
on tho 10th day Of March, 1867, aud answer, VI the
same will be proceeded with eK parte.
oetl9E4pfS5 ]. y. GRESHAM, up ). W. @.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-02
LAST NOTICE.

THoSE INDEBTED TO TIE FIRM OF
JOHN WEST L Co, by Acp, or other
wise, are requested to come forward and
make payments Immediately. By so doing,
you will save cost and save me the unpleas-
ant duty Of placing the same in the hands of
an officer. JOHN WEST.
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-02
Rtookholder,a Maatinr.

II will be seen, By reference to another col.
unn, that the Annual Con yeEtiOn Of the
Stockholders Of the East Ttnne SSre / Vir-
ginia Railroad will be held in JoneSbOrOugh
on Thursday, November goth, at which a
Board Of DiractorS are to be elected for the
ensuing year. We hope there win be a full
attendance. During the past year, the Pres
ident, Col. Sranner, aud the other efficient
officers Of the Road, have carried thsi. work
on nobly and have established the Company
upon a strong bASis for future SuecsSS-nOt
withdrawing the great disadvantages hurled
against them BY the war.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-02

~ See the Advertisement Of John West
GoO.-"ssttliug Up" He 10 closing up his
old accounts, and all who are indebted to
him will save trouble and costs By coming
mp and IettlinR AZ once. Do 90.