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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
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Virginia Fire & Marine lnyurance Com
pany
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$500, 900 ttFst nnb im Sabre 1882 bur6 bi.
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.pHItt: Raixtrast asifGtn Der 13tsn unb l4ttn
tttr hsR Gtsre Der Strrtn RitdsI unb SpIr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
CITY FALL

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Ntu's 6FEunoe, Sstarue unb bas ~publifrm In, .9qe,.
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GhaS % fIu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
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SStuIam S Charles Gufsr.

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Hitmonr, 3D..
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I'M l"a"ei'@fn Sslu@ rRp sasIrei6e @uftras. bitten
g1 m. II. Cha GuFt,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
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Dem 9eebrten gubittun, unb meinen f5rsuneen b., GIN.
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uro prrreu gu tinfn germ ~6eiudbten MAIDEN
I'm freua bIiG n 9eiub bitter Gbr Shf..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
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Ia pieSer cine ressIm6siat DanpfIfiF- 8erbinbur<
,Rtl4en 3i9mOub rub 0Eilabflpbia 6efsb bin Id in BEN
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

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AtH, fopis @fttft7, q in unb 9ranbs &c. fnb
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
8efami nacbunacn.
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SHr 1865. So.
pamSurs. I'm erifantibe
Iatttfd tr q aetteu @efeIfIhaft.
neadbsHtIidbs y . Damp ffasi ffabrt
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ssrnttslf esr nsasH, aaf eos Splieefs ertauteu unb Gle.
saufe ttnssrit lstsn srFsn sifsfneH psf Eanpff&lfe
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gtraants ZOO scansn, &apt. 8. gbItrs,
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sab r.Issn paSrtno buf,e Sabjts pom l4.sn april ab
Istsn,b's its'a S0naaSess SsR Rstp.y I rad D. mburs,
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issIssr in ssss otsu isss.srs.ls NIT esIe- isi".
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stas am absansstast e: 6 ieben Damptf6'f,s an
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
q. ~ Sehiirruamn's

heptcta pali
Stodr,trdBF, ~3ri'5ben Der 9tgu unr IO,su.
rIdbtet' ~gStrtblnaft gun Seiuhe btiftns mir rsIrn. b, n.ss.r
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eiaarren lc. &c. II baben iine. '
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
SacOb 2tppS,

OraHetsf. BsintR. Sin unb Giaarren.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
@irtbf baftS= 2imseiaea.
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sStrfblhart u. eagsrcrsr,S alun,
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Vfarft sessnuber.
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aat Que ehen etaasrs, fagu,B Bier u. fpafise Grfrifdy
dneen ,fnerttotrcrn, emp febft ftintn 5rtuneer unb ssm
se''Hnten puhlitam ian, Htisistn R,fu6
9biL 8aaMtr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

MONTGOMERY HOUSE
''o. o% 1fainFtt.. 3wiitbsn Der l4tsn unp listen
q d mpnb ga.
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!tauet h9 letEsn Sreunoen uno Rem bit,aen unb ousmar<
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Gun NaH enropaNbtm Multtr einS,r,6teies 8 II ereTS ,
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que 1etauIattpn es ,,N1putaomerp Sas ss..
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stslsi. Sle- unp Dcdsn- Srarcsrs fnScn einca ses ,loIiStn
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DIR . arrpem 1T dusrrt eeltmadroII sins,r;dt,,
aufs reitIibft ruIcbcr. SeSs'p''t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
Sd9@S's @efeG,

U6VSUCN(
no. l64 Srcat Pr. ,wii6en Der 6. Il. 7. eir,s.
Tidmcnn. Sa.
9isiss 5cteI, lsprM Gem hi fsen ais aut cen, au.p5r.
tIesn 9esb1tsn Yu6lifum BON Der FIFTEEN Setts btfannt. bob.r,
mtI absrapnnien uno ouIG una eurb nau einserittct. T,m
aesbrten ~rtilsnsta putlifunt. ippie 8uarbels. 4 b,n an Ok
3lr;nisr. nit allen mo ,libsn Comfort seisbsn, ,ur acacia
Ell NsrfIauns Rlte unb Seller pirb nihts IN rpiEinfbsn
ueri9 lalien. g~ls!tltttt9 srlauben mir inns, auf unIsr Yo-
ben, 90 mir UNI 10 biatesr abIaisn t6nn.n, aIs lids ,,iosnsr
2Satstbum earuntsr %bsfincti. Stfpnpers ,mpftbltn MIR
8pben @smanns6duItr,.
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9prt unb
ant Strft4srn benz stsbrtsn gu6Iifum bic ;usurfSm1.,,g~
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
NEW MARKET T

Y d E Der 8. unp W aribau.Stra6,
OtIes aufs tsiie t%inssribttts teutfh. scttl M RI t,e,
re!!ienSen @uSitfum tsfsns %smpfoblsn, oa btausms 8inm;rl
Tttnlids Sstter, elm gutter beutiter SrIb unS snfn,rfi"...
Seaienun9 brr Durhrifenben s~r,partsn.
gtrnlare.ts Soarotrs nerben itrts Su zen m5ali4n Sit,
lt9ifen 9rrilen ~i,oerseit ans .ncn,n en-. s9' "
5uels Mrs BEN b;eiasn Qublisun ,uut NtfiS,r ~
lei, ea in etmis'en itrts paS II: 9ier, ode Ss,trn a.
quOrs, Giearrtn II. / au fueer fno. '"H &c
In freHnbli6sn 9uforu6 Sitet
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

Pamsurs. Amsrifaniibe
1atsfta tr tsacttsn. @efeiifGaft.
WadbsHtIihs y R.DampHsiHfabrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

Menblim9er'S Ieffamrntipn.
Wa'n StraBt. sptnttu Der 9. uno 10, Stross
Ri6mrnS. Sa.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
HAL

Dt,ft reae ND t!tSant tin9;ridis. 5uus flbt ben ru-
bltf4nt gu 9ddtu, @rnseTien, ~8sriammiuna,n II. : n. i;,s,
suF = 'PO1H'oN' Mfan NE . itb fsSfalb s.fda aft an
Ounder u. e M r
Nirainia Don. 9. Silasl. IN. Msair !
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
INV MARKET HorEI

D:r nsu Sctcriric, arrFe urb i'd one SAL ei,f,s s,,,t.
NIB eN9 n NM @eitafbaiten 81 g:rfamfntuna,n San ~
u. f. 70. feaest s%apfpbIta. u, 8Isn~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-31
BYLEwIs BAKER.
,,bacription Pric es.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, March 80,

NEW YORK, MdICu OV'
Cotton-dull, heavy and dropping, at
4Oa4lc for middliDg Fleur-without
any decided very change, at S,15a7,55
for extra state S. 25aS 60 for common
to good shipping brands extra rounu
hoop Ohio; and SS65al1 for trade brands;
market closing quiet Whisky, steady
at 50 264a2 u. Wheat-one cent better
at 81 50a1 62 for old and new Milwaukee
club. Rye-quiet apd heavy. barley
more active aud prime lac petIef:M
!, Barley malt-dulI and nominal at sl,24;
Corn lie better with a fair demand anu
firmer. at.7Oa75c for unsOund; 75a'S 1oI
souas mixed western, both IN store anu
delivered. Oats-a shade frmer at
35a43c for unsound western, ana
54a55c for sound do. Petroleum-duil,
at, 26a263c for crude, and 39a4Oc Tor
refined in bond. Rice-dull. Coffee
dulI Supar-dull, with Cuba, Musca-
yado and Havana at llfall! MolasSes
unchanged at 45a4Sc for Muscavado'
Pork-loTer; new mess, S25a25 W. cash;
S24 5Oa25, 90 for old do, and S21 ,25a2l,25
for prime, andfalso $3.50 barrels of new
mess, for April, May and June, sellers
option, at S24,75. Beef--steady at Sl6a2O
tor new plain mess; 25,87a26 for new
extra mess. Beef hams-heavy at $50
ASST. Bacon-steady at l4al4s. Cut
meats-active; ll!al21 for shoulders, and
l5lal64 for short ribbed, Lard-dull,
heavy and lower at l6aa193c, the latter
an extreme. Butter-quiet and firm at
25a45c for Ohio, and 40a60 for state,
Cheese-dull at lGa22c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-31
r AXE FISH.

II 50 halfbarrels White Fisn, ~
50 do do Herring.
All new and best quality Just rsssiyed ano
for sale by ~ ~. hEALbx.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-31
M. W. JORDAN,

\ ARHLk WORhs.-MONUME
NJ and HEAD Stones, every description OF
Cemetery work executed in good style Corn.
er of Zane and 9TH Streets, East wheeling, W.
va am prepared to fill all orders entrusted
10 me and hope VIII merit part of public pat
the country. 80 rnchs-ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-31
Prof. JOS. EBERT,

Ay authorized Travelling Agent, viii visit this
locality from time to time and chesrfully cs,m-
municate all desired information.
c. C MELLOR,
te62l Pittsburgh!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-31
JOHN LUMP.

Nl HARNESS, Brides, Trunks, Valises, &c.
&c, els Market street, Wheeling, would inform
his old friends and the public generally, that be
has refitted his establishment, and 10 now pre-
pared TO fiji all orders entrusted to his care
with prou1ptness and in the best style of the art
je2Hly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-31
DIR, KNIGHTS
ORIENTAL
HAIR RESTORER

DROVES ITSELF THE ONLY
i reliable Restorer Of Gray and Faded Hair
TO its original color.
It contains neither oil alcohol. Tor any other
injurious substance.
It oleanses the scalp gives the hair 3 ricb and
glossy appearance, aud promotes its luxuriant
growth.
It 10 eIquisitely prepared, and IL endorsed
By the most eminent medical authority.
II Is scientifically perfumed, and will not stain
or soil the finest fabric, and is indispensable 70
the toilet Of every lady and gentleman.
- Buy no other.
PRICE Is CENTS FER BOTTLE.
Prepared By DR.. Z. K. KNIGHTS. Chemist,
Aelrose Mass.
Sold at Wholesale by I. II. LOGAN, LOGAN.
aud at Retail By Merchants and Dealers ev
erywhere s 1857
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-31
Pacific Mail Steamship COmpaHFi
Through Line 90 California,


TOUCHING AT MEXICAN P0Rh
L and carrying the U. 8. Mail LeaVsi~
No. ~ NOUN f,iver, loot OF Canal street 81 j.
o'clock, noon, on the Let, llth and 2lst oi e'H!
month Except when those dates fall on suDlii
and then on the preceding Saturday ioI AEL
wall, connecting, via Panama Railway VIII o.
Of the Company's Steamships from raHsua
san fTaDCiscO Touching at Acapulco,
FEBRUARY.
lot. HENRY CHAUNCEY, Cant Gr,y. 90
necung with COLORADO, Capt WGtkiJi
With SACRAMENTO, Capt Cavert
2ist NEW YORK, Capt Homer, connect-.
with CONSTITUTIONS, Capt. F.rnswOr;L.
Departures of Let and 2lst connect at Paraz.
With Steamers Tor South Pacific Ports TICS
of lat touch at ManZanilio
THROUGH PASSAGE RATS ~ Gina. 20
First Cabin, 500 Second Cabin, i2CJ So
age, 500
A discount OF one-quartcr from steamer 3.
allowed TO second cabin and steerage passrsfr'
with families Also, an allowance o, onefsE
ter on through rates TO clergymen and their ias
ilies, and school teachers soldiers having tr,
orable discharges half fare
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed e..
adult. Baggage.masters accompany bsgEsg
through. and attend 10 ladies and children Will
out male protectors. Baggage received on To-
dock the day before sailing, from stsaTVy4''
railroads and passengers who prefer 70 '''1
down early.
An experienced surgeon Oh board. Ac1'.
and attendance free.
a Steamer will be placed on the Inc 49,
lat, IsGs, TO run from New Orleans 70 Afr
wall, via Havana.
For Passage Tickets or furtScT infOFTIa,..
apply at the Company's ticket Office, on =
Wharf. foot of Canal street North River, -
YORK. r. W. q. BELLOWS
Ion0lc-r Aner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-31

A FEGEIAhLE FhEFAnh EION
- tor identifying and promoting the luxu.
RANT growth Of the hair.
It prevents the hair from falling of OF turn.
ing gray.
it removes dandruf cleanses the scalp, cures
nervous headache, and all those distressing AZ.
fscti0ns induced b. the use Of oily or alcoholic
Hair Dressings.
Its invigorattrg properties insure luxurispt
locks inclined 70 cur, and BY its persistent use
TIE hair II restored to bald heads wien such a
result 10 possible.
Il 10 splend!dly psrfoEsi viii rot stsiu or
sol the skin or ary article Of clothing. and "a
universally spfroTed-esrscially by ladies' and
children. Guy no other.
FRlCE IS GENTS PER BOTTLE
prepared c. Dr.. E. 2. KNIGHTS, CEsEist,
Melrose, Mas
Sold at Wholesais by /. q. LOGAN, LOGAN.
LIST CO, LAUGHLIhS BUSEEIELD,
and at Retail % Merchants and Druggists sv'
eryvhere. marsolOwsou
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-31

Combines great power, richness, sweetness ana
fine singing quality, as well as great purity OF
information and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-31

Is plant ANA elastic, AMI is entirely tree ron
tie stiffness found IL 80 many Planes, which
causes the performer to &c easily tire. In
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-31
New York Money lSsRrEcs

NEW YORK March 20
Money-Gull at Sac per cent Ster-
log Exchange is lower and dull, at
,OGtal,Q1 Gold irregular and unset
tied, opening at Sl,Ss; declining to
y %, closing at Si,213.
Government stocks iiIm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-31
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train
Train for the West,

WHEELING, Nov 9lst, l5Gi
ON AND AFTER THk Ha Of NO.
~ MEMBER, the Passengers and Mails trau
Wheeling for the West, will be dispatched NOT
the Depot of the b. & y. X. X. Co Of 40 al
3:iO D. m, and leave Benwood on the arriyL
the G. o. X K trains at 40 am and lO95p s
uoy23.t
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16

WAsHnoToH, November 9.--Et Ia tho In.
tention Of Governor Swami TO eail ths Mary
land Legislature together at al early day, for
the purpose Of impeaching Judge Bond.
BAETiHoRR, Nov. 9,--An argument on the
habeGt cOrpUS case OF the Police Commission.
ers, aud Sheriff Thompson was continued to-
day before Judge Sartol. At a late hour an
adjournment was bad until Saturday, when
The arguments Of the counsel viii be re-.
sumed. II is supposed that Bartol will moi
render a decision upon the points involved
before Saturday.
NBW YoRK, November lO.-Ths Tribune,
Baltimore special says the action Of the Presi
dent and Gov. Swami, in connection with thu
late election in Maryland, will be brought
before Congress for investigation. A ma
jority Of the judges Of the election 10 Balti-
more have signed q memorial to Congress
protesting against the admission Of Archer
aud Phelps 10 seats, on The ground Of illega
registration by Gov. Swann's registrars, ana
believe that Thomas and Stewart would have
been elected.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16
Circuit Court Of Hancock Co.

TLIZA GIBSON VS.. JOHN GIBSON Dr.
~ Vorce Bill. Il appearing from the al
legations in the Bill that he defendant 10 a
nonresident Of Tennessee. IL IL ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks, Ia the JoneSborough UnioH Flag, or
dering him TO appear at the next term Of the
Circuit Court Of Hancock county. and make
defense to the bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed, and set for hearing sXparte.-
October 5th, 1869. WV D. DAVIS, Clerk.
octl7W4pFs feeS5. Per Q. \. MITCHELL, D. O.
wv A. COPE VS.. LUCINDA COPE
w Divorce Bill. Il appearing from
the Allegations in the ELL, that the defend
ant 10 A nonresident Of Tennessee. II IL or
dered that pu blscation be made for four sue
c~essiye weeks, In the JOneSboFoHgh Union
FLAG, ordering her to appear At the neHt term
Of he Circuit Court Of Hancock county. and
make defense to the Bill, or the same will be
taken for eonisSsed, and set for hearing eI-
~parte. WM. D DAVIS, Clerk.
octlav4s Per o. \ MITCHELL, D. Q.
~ ARRET COLLINS vs.. SARAH col
II Inns. Divorce Bill. Il appearing from
The alleutions In the Bill, that the defend
ant IA A nonresident Of Tennesses. II 10 or
dersd that publication be made for four lHe-
eesaiys weeks, In the JonesboFough UHioH
Hao, ordering her TO apPsar at the nett term
Of he Circuit Court Of Hancock county, and
\ make defence TO The Bin, or the Zane win Be
taken for confessed, and Get for hearing "
D.rte. WI D. DAVIS, Clerk.
o~cti7wAprS feeS5 Per .. 4. MITCHELL. D. @.
DRoxTON r. GRIDER VS. SUSAN GRI-
III der. Divorce BILL II appearing FROM
The allegations In the Bill that the dsfsndadi
Is a non-Ffsi5snt or Tennessee. Il is order
ed that publication Be mads for four sueees-
elvs weeks IN the JonssboFough Uaioa FS1,
ordering her 70 sypeaF ~ the neat term o.
ths Circuit Court Of Hancock county, and
make lsfssss 70 The BIN, Or The San will b.
taken Tor sunfsassd, aad sss fsf heariug sE-
parts. w. 3. DAFIbi Uisfk-
leotlaWla Z v.r Per q. =. mTcHnLt, D. Q
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nM. me reaeher for sereraI daYs paat bad

DN.. The weather for several days past has
exhibited signs Of luxury but few o.
our citizens are prepared for. We sugasst
TO those, Who have not already done 80, that
shey lay in their supplies Of fre-wooa for the
winter while the roads are In = condition to
haul il, and while the prices are within the
bOuads Of reason. Good two-hOrSe loads Of
oak and hickory wood can now be had at
81 IS per load, whereas in . FEW weeks,
wheH the weather 10 Indictment aud roads be-
come almost impossible, these igurS win be
nearly doubled. Lay Up for winter while
the weather 10 good. "Prspars for war In
time Of peace" Is a good maxim.
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In ChancprY at JOnesbOro', Tenn

TTEIDEJBAcH sEAsoNaooD 4 CO., vs. EAMEs
4 WiIds, and others. In this case II is
aIleged that the defendants, Catbsrine Hun
ley, a widow. formerly Catharine MeCrackiD,
Betsy McCcratkln, Wm. McCrackin, John
Greenway ard Grandson G%reenway, are non
residents Of Tennessee. Il 'is ordered that
they appear At the November Term, 1866, o:
this Court, and defend or this cause will be
taken for confessed. October 4, 1855.
~nOy2w4prs feeS5l HENRY H0SS, q, n.
CALVIN whitaker vs. DIVORCE, MAR
u tina Jaue whitaker. It appearing from
the allegations 10 complaihant's Bill, that de-
PENDANT, Martha jane Whitaker, 10 q non-res-
ident of this State. II 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 Jsnesborough. on
the fourth Monday in November next, TO de-
fendher interests in said suit or the same
will be proceeded with eE parte. October
20, 1886. HENRY H0SS, @. 4 N.
noV2W4pr5 fee$6.
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THE UNION FLAG.
JOneSbOrO', November TO- 1866.
LOCAL ITEM $.
preSbyterian Church IN JoneS0oEO'

Presbyterian Church IN J~oneSooFo'
About this time last year, . minister ron
~ NOrth-Rey. Calvin waterbury--a most
s1csIlsnt, hIEb-tonsd gentleman ana noO',
phristiau. took charge or this Church. ana
ala much good in his effects to build 1t up
Ana revive the cause Of religion, when n@o
wsu.piob been ~sttinguishsd BY the foul
,.An,hsd blaspbemerS o: trsason-whO eeAs-
M preaching Christ and him cruciaed' and
,.,sed a arrange banner and ereeteds new altar
whieb vaS inSeribsd-"souTnERS ooNVSD-
Low Amer Andy Johnson turned traitor
the Union party, the COpperbeadS and
sesps.graesS Of the rebel cause, encouraged
~ bis perfdy, began their Vaccinations to
.~verturu our loyal minister. This they par
tiall, accomplished by vile and wicked
salumniss, and finally succeeded In driving
thiS man Of God from amongst US, with the
hone Of filing his place with . man after
heir " heArts-a rebel whose garments
are stained with the blood Of bis fellow men.
These connivings, we learn, are being pushed
20 A point Of culminatiOn- bnt, from what
we krow Of matters az they now stand, the
loyal portion Of the congregation do not in
tend to be thus choaked down ~ any such q
svaN, and By any such rsHegadS from The true
fa,th. These rebel preachers have been the
prime cause Of nearly all the mischief in
thiS country-they are the cOg-wheels which
turn all the machinery Of the present strife,
and whenever and wherever they exert their
influence they leave their tracks of diScOre
and e~iGunion behind them. They are build
Ing up dislOyal Organizasions-and pushing
themselves into loyal communities where they
are not wanted, and instead Of uniting, are
busily engaged 10 diUiding the people. There
are some ministers who have been connected
With the rebellion who are behaving then4
selves, but the majority or them are on the
side Of the Dovil-As the course they pursue
clearly proves.
ma. We must have a loyal ministry, Or
Christianity in this country will SO down,
as It did in the dark days Of the Aecursed
rebellion.
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ORIGINAL

VHTM. n gEyTnR ". BAMuELH. SHREWSBURY.
w NJ rlalniln rsyt ne dsfsadaht 4 q n~eu-rest-
tslt of Ne Stats q Tsanesss. o. % ahseends that TIE
and haIing obtalnsd an original attachment, against
tsfnfant b. r~arniflnenl On -ksnnsdy, rsturnAbls
bsfors fums tusiieso u sahl eounty, and ne lamshaE
ie8, lssied % the dsfsudants property, u u thefefurs
ordaruf " ~ that patlcailca - uais ~ nar tlc-
o.1sirs uelkl n N Tulsa FAg, netJinG sai1 o.
fsndnnt - nopsar hsfbfs ~ Al NJ ones ~ ~Jonabofo,
o. M ioIh d.y % Msrch, 1857, an4 ausEtr, o. Ne
ans viii pfstaf1i sfh ~ rtrts.
sssisrtpfB IT. eRsKAM, J.R. VIC.