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No REACTION.

BrrTrRs This the only eShran. tonic known with
th. important feature result attained by much scientific research
sk combination Of the many vegetable ingredients used
composing therefore Of sedentsry occupations the de
btaied and compound Of inemabe value Ar
spirits than useless such for they react, and lead
many consequent reaction the sole cause
and continuation Of H. The attention OF physicians especially in
ved whom samples for experiment put in small bottles wi
be furnished a BY calling ths depot No ITO Liberty IT, ~
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Ta Correspondents.
The Tribune in London.

STEVENS BROTHERS Agents for Lbrsre. HenIs
for the sale of THE TRIBUNE
They will receive srs,stross and AS'ssTrsrsssra
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

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MARvIs's Ngw PATENT ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
vIsn AND BuReAE PLATE SAVES Highly ornsmens ana
ssrrauted perfectly dry Also large assortment oi Bankers ana
MiETIs 4 Co. 2ss Bdwsy and III cbe'tnutIt, Phla
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
STATE NEWS.

HENRY Cook, Of Richland County, made
l,40O gallons Of syrup from IA acres of
cane, last year. 25S gallons Of molasses to
tho acre is not bad.
TuE Columbus Journal states incidentally
that Senator Sherman proposes making his
home in Cincinnati.
REvIvALs are in progress at Kenton
Huron, Wakoman, Oberlin and Sandusky.
Many conversions are recorded.
AT late public sale of sheep in Tuscara-
was County, As head brought $3,4ll. The
highest price paid was for one lamb, $3.50.
OHIo is the only State that came out of
the war with a less debt than it went in with.
CADIz is moving for woolen factory. A
committee is securing subscriptions.
THE Fremont Journal says in that mar.
ket dressed hogs have ranged higher for the
past week. They brought on the streets last
Wednesday $ll,00. Some lots we're sold
as high as $ll.l2l, considerably higher
than was paid in the Toledo or Cleveland
markets.
THE Wayne County Democrat states that
the renowned showmsn, Herr Driesbsch
resides in that County near Wooster, and i.
spending the winter there with his family.
MAJ. GEN. RosEcRANs arrived in Gin.
cinnati on Saturday evening from New
York. He is reported in fine health and
spirits.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
FOREIGN ITEMS.

JUDAH P. BENJAMIN has entered his
name at the Temple for admission to the
English bar. -t. -
The opposition in the French Assembly
have decided to direct their principal atten-
proaching session. Louis Napoleon better
"get ont Of that. p"
TIE Paragusyan war gives promise Of an
early decease.
JOHN T. DELANE, late editor-in chief Of
the London Times has been discharged,
and that paper will hereafter assume more
friendly tone toward this country.
THE Atlantic Telegraph Company finds
considerable trouble in getting money
enough to 90 on with their cable.
THE official weekly return in regard to
the cattle disease shows that the progress
Of the disease has heen checked, as the in.
crease in the number of animals attacked
exhibits continued diminution.
THE London Times, in an editorial on
Mexican affairs argues that Napoleon will
peaceably withdraw sooner or later; and
urges America, for the interests of all con
cerned, to quietly await the result, and alb
stain from inconsiderate expression on the
subject.
QUEEN VIcroRIA is about to bestow the
Order Of the Garter upon King Leopold III,
Of Belgium.
ONE of the most remarkable things in
history is the adoption of free constitution
by Sweden. 1t was originated and pushed
through by the King, grandson Of Berns-
dotte. in spite of the aristocracy, though so
much fear was entertained Of an outbreak
that considerable body of troops was sen,
to Stockholm to keep the abolitionists is
check.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01

they can not be expelled protect their
rights against all aggressors by the
national power; and Time, the great
mediator and educator, will gradually
show the present class of landholders
in the late rebel States that their
interest is one with that of their late
slaves, now become citizens; while the
occupancy of land, the laws of labor,
and the education for which the freed
men are so anxious and so ripe will de-
velop the self-respecting and independ-
ent manhood which will fit them for
the political power which can not long
be withheld.-[Harper's Weekly.
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{ the passage Of the foregoins res.

House of the passage Of the foregoing res
olutions.
Mr.. West moved to lay them on the
table, observing that there was no necessity
for getting into passion on this subject.
He was fully aware 1t was a breach Of
courtesy and etiquet on the part Of the
House, but certainly this thing 70 Senators
getting in bad humor was lowering our
dignity much more then keeping cool, and
again sending to House and asking
them to return the bill. The motion to lay
on the table passed, yeas IA, nays IL.
A motion was then made that message
be sent tn the House informing that body
that the Senate had unanimously reconsid
cred the vote on the passage of the BILL
SO the bill was sent back.
Jan. 27.-This day nothing Of very gen
eral importance took place, both Houses ad-
journed over until Monday. s.. -.
Mr.. Warner, chairman OF the Agricul-
tural Committee, reported resolution from
said Committee, which recommends that one
College be instituted in accordance with the
law OF the United States, which shall be
located in some centeral portion Of the
State. The object is to have the agricul
tural aud mechanical occupations to be the
leading object, and other branches subordi
nate. ..... .....
The Penitentiary is doing fair business
There has been PIG military prisoner
received, 1T Of them discharged and 81
still remain. There are at this time 73t
convicts confined in the prison.
| 1t will be seen that Harrison County i
the banner sheep County. They have l7s,
429 sheep, and a population of 1910 in
habtants which will make little over o
sheep to each inhabitant.
Licking comes next. They have 236, 40
sheep. with 37,Oll inhabitants which
about 81 sheep to each inhabitant.
Belmont has l43, ,648 sheep, with 36, 80
inhabitants, which is not quite A sheep Il
each person. .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01

The Congress of the United States
has before il bill limiting the fees Of
attorneys for collecting bounty and back
pay, which will in all probability pass,
although the claim agents are attempt
ing to defeat It. Ifyou now enter into
contract, and the receipt we have seen
amounts to contract, the fees you
will have to pay will not be effected by
the limitations of Congress passed after
the date of your contract, and the at
torney may charge you what he pleases.
When Congress passes any law CIV
ing additional bounty or pay to soldiers
the papers of the country will publish
it, and each solGier will be apprsed
of its passage just as soon as these
claim agents, and can then make
their own arrangements for the col.
lection of their claims. We have been
engaged in the claim business, and
have collected more claims and obtain
ed more pensions, than any attorney in
Belmont County, and we do not ask
any soldier to place his papers in our
hands, but we do advise him to keep
them in his own possession until Con.
gress shall pass law or laws under
which he may collect additional pay OIL
bounty, and we shall, through these
columns, advise him whenever such
laws are passed
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
All cocks Porous PIasters.

A Druggist said the other day, You have no need to
advertise your Porous Plasters for every sold
tainiy a dozen 10 be sold and dozen sells
gross aud so on You will not be able to supply the
demand soon But we can supply thousand yards q
day.
AFpByrlnN a rHR srIEK CURED
Hartford, Conn Nov, tiih, 1871.
MEssRs. THos ALLcock Co.--Please send, with
Dispatch twelve dozen Allcoeks Porous Plasies Our
daily experience courms their very superior xceence
A. this moment sf writing. man applies for one, who,
by ENHANCEMENT in the shaft Of machinery, had both
his legs broken spine severely injured and was for
nearly year entirely helpless, This found relief
very by the app ieaton OF plaster 70 his spine
lie was soon enabled 10 work aud now he labors
well as ever lie would cheerfuy pay S5 Tor Sing le
Plaster Il they could not be had at lower rate. am
surprised that surgeons do make Of these per-
orated plasiers the exclusion Of all others their
feJibhiy and adhesveness are greatly In advance OF
all other plssers with which | am aeQuaintedi while
the peroratons peculiar them rendered them greatly
superior all others for ordinary surgical Know
ing the Piaslers be useful, have scrlpes that
j. w JOHNSON, NJ. D.
Principal Agency, Brandrs,h House, New York.
Sold by all dealers in Medicines. de2s-im
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. Tobias Venetian Horse Lin
iment.

Pint Bottles nj one dollar for the cure Of lameness,
scratches wind gals sprans bruises spls, cuts colo,
slipping ste. heating throat nail in the fost,
etc. II Is warranted cheaper aud better than any other
article ever offered to the public. Thousands Of animals
have been cured Of tue cole and heating hy this
.niin-nii aud hundreds that crippled and lame
have b, restored their former vgor II il used by
all the first horssm-m throughout ,e stnies Orders
constantly received from the Racing Stables OF Eng
lnnd or r sh supplies OF this invaluable article over
1850 testimonials have heen received. Remember. 81
laid out in time may save the life Of your horse.
Office 50 Cortlandi street, New York. Sold by alt
Druggists. dec2S-im
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01

Nor Te BE SOLD. Senator Wilson made
a characteristic speech on Monday, in the
course Of which be said
Certain newspapers had advocated the
use of Government patronage 10 influence the
action of Congress- He would say to every
body who had that thought in their brain,
that tho people Of this country sro not in
any temper to be soli. They have decided
that negroes shall not be bought and sold /;
and they are unanimous that the Senators
and Representatives shall not sell them.
selves for Government patronage. Ifthere
is anybody In the country who wishes to buy
or sell. hs will fnd tho American people
will blast him with withering soern aud
indignation.
Mr.. Wilson has, as usual. spoken the
right word st the right time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
Charley Anderson and the Mon =
roe Doctrine.

The Invitation Committee of the Monroe
Doctrine meeting, lately held at New York,
sent Ex-Governor Anderson, OF this State,
the following note:
"Please be with US at our Monroe Doc
trine meeting, but IL you cannot come, send
us ten of your stirring words.
To which Mr.. Anderson replied:
Enclosed send you copy of nay late
message take any ten out Of it you d--n
please. "
Those who read the Message referred to
will SEQ the point. = Toledo Commercial.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
knowledge ONen saves Life.

Every living being Ia. in .hls system lsrrhrIIEs-
whea these are ,iihia their natural limits health
Ia good but when they in excess, pains, colds,
rheumaism gout debility, cosveness diafrhea, dys-
enlery, cry spelas, &c., &e, athiei u.s. Whatwe have
10 do 10 recover heath take ro the bowels
and the circulation ,hs Of impurities This done,
health follows Of necessity, BRAspRErhs PIIs are
,he only medicis that can de this with entire safety 10
ali the ofgaaa u the body. HUMANS OF raoUsAsps
arc Do@ lyss wAo have sdop,ed BRAsDRErHs Puls
yeass and whose average health Is excellent. They
have always cured. themselves, when sck, by using
FTncipsl once, Brandrssh building, New York.
Bold BY .t ~ y II. WEsT Coz
ABBY .ll 's'p.s'.s'' d'.''" is ~.d'sia'"
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TuR New York Herald's Richmond co

TnE New York Herald's Richmond cor
respondent says;
One of the Virginia, delegation now
awaiting admission to Congress. telegraph.
ed to that city, from Washington. on last
Wednssday, that il is the intention Of Pres.
ident johnson 10 superosds the present
Virginia State Govsrnmsnt by provisional
one. This has reooiyed oredsnos in Rich,
mond, and has therefore, Of course, created
mach oompotion aud eohstsrnsiion in Rnan.
eial q welEXs peliticsf eirslss there 'a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01

The course Of study consists Of SINGLE AND
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK -kEEpINti. IN stock and
Partnership Sets, Wholesale aud Retail Merchandising
Commission Compound Company ard Joint stock Busi-
ness Banking. Commrrcini Paper, ComInercial Law
Business Arithmetic, Practical Penmansip, etc etc
partment exclusively. where advantages will be Sc
cured superior to anything elsewhere in ihrWest lis
in the of operator Of long experience, and Of
the best reputation. having also the favor and patron
age OF the leading Telegraph Officers throughout the
West, SITUATIONS for graduates can ready be secured
The Tuition Fee is only about ONE HALF that
usually charged IT, similar nsiituois while the cheap
Of living, the numerous educational advantages Of
the place and the comparative absence OF temptations
TO vice, are important considerations.
We do NOT GUARANTEE situations TO our graduates,
for il is beyond the power Of any Commercial College
70 get situations for all its graduates but we DO GUAR
ASTRE full mud COMPLETE satisfaction TO our students
RENKaBER !" link in any body's chain,
neither do lay claim to ABSURD thing as
patent" oil system Of instruction.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
st. GiairsvilIe. Ohio. Feb. 1.

,..An ss,.munies,isns intended for insertion in the
.ees st upon bushes. relating to The Office, should be
.,dr.s.sa Bsh.snt Chronicle st. cssirsvjHs, oho.~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
sTORMING the sTRONGsIOLDs
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE

pursues its march of Like those Of the Union
its colors the exposures every eye its victories leave
stain II turns thous ands OF heads, aud charms n
nuspsrable hearts, Containing ne oaus,ic element, IL
cannol injure the hair or bi-mlsh tie skin. Manu-
New York. sold by Druggists Applied by all Hair
Dressers. dec2S-im
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
TERMS:

Tuition for the Full Course, including Business PEN
manship. go
TeegfaphiHg Course 20
Both combined. IS
Teachers Course Ia Penmanship IS
To any WHO have doubts concerning where to go for
a Business Education, we sRy-i yon study one week
with u.s. aid Rnd have deceived You by false repre-
senaions ask your tuition fee, and will refund
ed.
For fall particulars, send fora Catalogue and Circular.
ja25-ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
FARM FOR SALE-

FARM FOR SALE.
r WILL. SELL. MY FARM, situsted on Begss' Fork
of saltwater, Ia Flushing Township, Belmont Co
Ohio adjoining the Harnsor County line, about I've
miles from Moofeheld aud the Clay Pike leading iro
Cambridge to Steubcnvie, and Immediately On the
road from Rock Hill to Moore6eld -, -.
The Farm contains about 2i4 and IL well loes.
ted for a division into two or farms. Asa -
whole. il is amongst the hest grazing farms OF VI
the County. About 20 acres are upland
well timbered aud the residue first en-,
well wftered and well adapted TO farming or grazing.
good stenm Fiouring and Saw Min ATOMS the prem
ises.
For particulars, inquire Of Isaac Holloway, Esq, Of
Flu,hing, OF Mr. Edward Bethel, residing or an ad-
joining farm Of the undersigned Mt Bridgeport Ohis
no9u JOHN C. TAILMAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
A Stock Farm for Sale

II WILL SELL, on reasonable terms my Fam ia
Flushing Township. Belmont Co, Ohio. eonisininr
2S6 Acres--Neariy 400 E1ich
Bottom and.
mostly cleared and in grass. n comfortable Dwelling
and other buildings, neverfailing Spring OF soft
near the house. Orchard. Timber and stock water.
The Farm may be divided to suit purchasers IL de-
sired As productive as the Ohio River boti0ns under
the safne culture
will 5, n at $40 per acre.
For furtncr particulars. inquire OF the subscriber.
the National Road mile West OF Loysvills Belmont
County, Ohio. to"l9.6m'l JOSEPH MEAD.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
L. z. g. w. a. Drake

Principals Of the Chirogrnphc Department. Instructors
in Srencerlan PenmanshIp-flaim Practical
and Ornamemtal--pen- Drawing, Card
Marking, Lettering, etc.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-01
G. n. Pond

Principal Of the Telegraphc Department and Instrut
tor in Practical anu Theor-Iicr II 'relegraphins,
Message Registration, Reports. &c.. &e.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-09
KYKER PIPES.


TIE BE8f AMEnfCAN PIPE MADE !
AffTHE EXCLUSIVE MAKEROF This FAMOUS
PIPE, ard would respectfully infofm ths pubne
that 4 an nling thsm a phoenis b ihe bautl aod
Al retail, Il The ioWett cash pfca. Llhenl Deduction
70 ths trade. They arc tho hlst pipe made, and are
asays quick ale SD sod proAf. 1 have on had a
larrs qua1fiv, II escorted frcs. Orders promptly at
tssdsd 70. Adfnln, JOHN CAnlL
lnlAf itt Jonosboroi, Tsnh. .
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-09

II AWS0N W. HAMPTON vs.. LEVI N. Ell.
IL lis and others. Civil Aetion-HsspGu-
In this case, II appearing By satisfactory evil
denee, that John King, William Kerre8, W.
L. Rice, Benjamin Beeler, Jonathan Mnrrell,
Robert Betterton, L. r. Johnson, John P,
Carter, James Massengill, Samuel NeHairy,
Samuel McNairy, Samuel Roller, Lilburn
White, Green 7. MeGee, WIN. Caldwell, Rdw.
Sauls, J. l.C. Nave, George Busbong, Wm.
Rutledge, Henry Massengili, Wm. W. Rock
hold, AEariah Peoples, james Wheeler, James
Orumley, Smith Hale, and Hannibal Hord,
are non.residents, or 50 abscond or conceal
themselves that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them Il Is ordered
BY tho Court that publication be made IN the
q Union Flag" q rewspaper published in
Jonesboro, Tennessee, for four successive
weeks, notifying the above named defendants
70 appear at the next term Of the Circuit
Court for Carter County, 70 DO held at the
Court House 10 Eli1abethton, Tennessee, on
the hrst Monday IN March, 1896, % plead, an.
swer or demuT, or the same will DO taken fof
confessed and BOT for hearing ex parte.
Hl 81 ar "a q. p. T0kORAY, C0h
By Wv. r. FIrtuMHoEs, d. O
FEB. Sd, 1~eC6wfprsfee95
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ATTACHMENTS.

ToHE =. GRESHAM Admir- Of SAMUEL
81 Sherfcy, Deceased, vs. II. y. aud David
Quinn. The plaiotiff on affidavit says the
defendants are Indebted to him, and that
they so sbscond that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon-tbem, and having
obtained au original aftachmentAgainst tbem,
returnablc before me on the g7fh Jan'y 1866,
and the same having been levied on defend
ants property, it is ordered BY me that publi-
cation be made 10 the Union Flag, notifying
snid defendants d, appear at ny Office in
Jonesboro, on tue SO day Of September,
lsCG, or the same will be proceeded With e1
parie, Jan. y, 1860. HENRY H0SS, J. p.
bow ipFsfee$5
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-09
DR.. P. 81. CARDWELL

HAS THIS DAY EFFECTED AN AR
III rnngement by which he will be able in
the future to supply all persons who may de-
sire, from a single TO a full set Of teeth, on the
Vulcanized Rubber Base,
Being the latest improvement in our professi-
on, aud having been sufficiently tested 70
warrant its utility, we take pleasure 10 re-
commencing IL asbeingfa far preferable in many
respects to any other base heretofore used. II
can be used in many instances where all Oth-
err materials fail. No one need, therefore, de-
SPAR. Gallon me, gise me yonr work and /
will demonstrate these facts. ~
Remember that a full set Of teeth on this
method cogt only half what they would on
gold, and yet preferable in All respects.
Respectfully, T. II. CALDWELL.
may26-6ms 8ra
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ATTAcnMENT.

=" ~ MeKEHf ABRAHAM HALE Tbs Vain.
W . 40 a4fs ID Dsf.ndant Ia noa-Trridsnf %
The stats u Tennessee, 90 - kseohds that ~ ordlBe
~ rfoesM lay tnant ~ nsrysd upgn hin. and haF-
. M ehEn1r1 - Idrinh affuhmrnf aQlast IL D..
fendant, rsturuabk fhfe 8us JhItta ~ aald aIanfy
and he nms hasing IN feturad bsfsrs NJ On us
llh fag o. Aurast las. lsTiqd 81 ths dafsufanfs
e pfsparfy. ita thefafna orffrsd " NJ, that patlRa
~ fu1 b nHfa 49, f1ur Fuoea.ira nreta.. N ~ rotla
raH nollfYinr aalf drfanfalt " aprear hrfrra "a.
se1nfTs 81 a. 18Th faT ~ Marh.tNa anf an1srg.
sruf ams IN BE- procsefrd uifh n farir y.
- lf1nsfrrfl4t 500 L.MANHEHt y. II. W C..
Don. A. c0NIETl Afhrof trslIh Cesar. a.
~ 80 sfaa9f W = Bursou aa1 1lmsa n uhHan
rIaf1sen.it rirTri 49, - dss.fants 90 nrns
49, ~ llIr Etlsns rvea1 an It6Hn Ms ~.
hIinTthg daspds1ts y apposr sf,rs ~ 0aossfy
e44ftu tyussesr9 TaaneEsee, Nay 80 81
gats t.frnRtgt 81 caass. - ths aams yin - tatsn
rfentfttff tnt - 20 ks1finr ~ Parts.
ttasfgntfB nEEET Moss
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aFgNavMsoN.
G, General claim Accents, w

MN NONNAMh. NNNNAhA ANHNNAA0 lA
sHN. u b. CARPENTER lste Lieut.. and
Adlutant lat Tennessee Light Artillery. 4,
aDGg- &. McNS0N, late Lieut.. and Adiutant
esh Tennessee QGvNlrysq Boz f..sg rs-ll
NH0uLn respectfully inform the citlzsns
NV OF BSst Tehnessee that they have open
cd an Office in R0XYlLLB for the purpose
Of adjusting aud collecting all classes Of
claims against the Government for supplies
aakon sna Informal youchers giyeA, and sup
plies taken and no receipts giyea, sud for ser7
vices rendered. Prompt attention given to
settlements OF officers s%eeounts. Stsppage
Of pay removed, and certificates Of non.in-
debtedneas obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged. ~
Vouchers bought or collected At lowest
prices. .s4e.. rE tIa vsUt ~
R@a- 0eico lst door South Of Exchange
Bank, Gay ST., d. j Kno Vile, Ten.
Post Office Box 1873,
REPRESENTATION W. @. Brownlow, Gen..
A. q. Gillem Col. L. O. Houk, Capt, McNeishy
may 26--tE.- .4.E te.
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P.fli,n 1, S.n Ind "a Pan III,
nUOTTCH.

L DO HEREBY NOTIFY AND FOREwARY
il all persons from ereditlng or trading In any
way with my wife, Eliza Kineheloe, as I feel
unwilling end unable 70 pay any debts she
may contract. I viii not pay her debts.
JAMES KfHCHELOE.
FeboWiprsgeS5a I,Ur-.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-09

"ILLIAM CURTIS W. WILLIAM SCALE
w Plaintiff on affidavit says the defend
nutis indebted TO bin, as security on q note
6 ven +. N. Walker, anl other demands, and
. a nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee,
or SO abscOnds or c%oueeals himself that the
ordiR ary precess Of law cannot be served
upon him, and bayIng obtained m original
attachment against the said defendant, re-
tnrnable before some Justice Of the Pence Of
said county, and the I'M having been re-
turned before me on the 27th day or Jan'y,
1866, il is Oriered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Union Flag,
notifying said defendant 10 appear st my Of
fee on tn 9th day Of July, 1856, and snSwer
or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for bearing, CT parte.
feb9W4prfeS5 l.. BOWERS, ]. P.'W. C..
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SltRE 1DT1 lDiM ngaLE NWTI@Ys DNVt.

0NB qfbahesf loeauqns u toHn fsrs hnt eiass hsr.
all on Ne unanisniauef. O. 7. 2. DANE
stEnct Real ntais Agssi, IoaGteTo', tthh