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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
HQlIcE TO IlIPlYERs.


INT 0TIuEis hereby given, hat IN pur-
in suance ola pruvi<:aa Of tbs Gencral
Assembly II Matyl,nd .sto wit See. %.
Chap. la, Page 80. Of the Laws Of
1866. The Couilty Commissioners Of Saint
Mary county will ,Has, nj their 0ilise,
In lc0nardiewn. on the tirs;
MONDAY in December next,
anl remain, ID session tx consecutive
days. Tor the purp,- c Of hearing anJ de-
tcrminiug the complaints anil appeals Of
prisons who my consider themselves ag-
gri yssi By the valuations af heir properly
BY the late Assessors Of Saiht Mafj's
county. - a. 49,
JAMES II. WILSON.
Clerk to County Commissioners
.for Saint M..ry's county.
Nap. = 2fsE al
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lLUAlIIblE-i3 /!

AZ tar wit.lIs. wA. y. iOuG
sEsiIE undersigned hcreby sasily The citizens
= IT 81. MaDss CorAty. that They keep ~
hand 1T the :. w cencr Of Green and Pratt
street. baltimore. d large appointment Of
SHINGLES, LAHlS, JOlST, SGANf-
LING, WOO Il sc. & lI.LI n q y,
WEATHER BOARDING, &c.
They viii sell their Lumber At the low,s
Ilaliimare priee,, aud guarantee il 10 be elual
in quality to any sold IN the city Vi Ralli,
mufc.
Pariits visiling Baltimore are earnestly In
si,e,l acsivv rs !, ca. before pnrcliasiDg else
wilsre.
S. WILLIS & CD.
Aug. ., l8G6-Gnn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
August q, iseG--srn.
AU9nN 10 i7II--'lns
Experiment on Wheat, along
si,Ie OF Peruvian Gsano, aud
Two Popular Fertilizers.

ST. MAEys CarSTY. Mn. !
Mny 9Th, 1860.
Ma. Gfnrgg nInb,bI;
Dam SiE - nse, IlAunIs RAW Rasr
PupFH.Ti" "a n,j wten crsl'. slIpl ting il
nlmsrslc ,sf tic 'i'rarvisx GtASa.''
"REop's' Sr4SnAHn MANURE ani ia.
rArso, Co.'S PH-FHaTt' si@ing srcu d,i-
lars wiHih ~ each ieriiiy per ARR. and I
must say ile,t thr what upVn which HAraH's
..sw Hasa tno~FglarK was nssvl 10 ne to-.
The wh~as GRIP IN ttis cyilntt !, AIN ~ = ~.
sal Iailnoe. niue bslgg 0ue u lie lew aver.
Respectfully yeusf
GEORGE II. MORGAN.
Aug g. 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
ERRORS or YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, premsturc Decay, and all
The eiictlts,ol youthful indiscseton, will, Tor
the sake nf suffering humanity, scnd free 10 all
who need il, the recipe and directions Gyf na.ss-
ing the simple remelyby which he was cur
cd, Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the adyer-
tisef's experience, can do by undressing
81 JOHN Is. OGDEN.
AM No. - Chambers ST., New York
Feb, 9Th 1866 iyr. ifssl8
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
William Clseants & thcrs
IlebecraJ SlisDks 4 otl.m
Ia The cueni, cears q! ssin, Msry's cou

In the cirenis coart Tor Saint Msry's cour.
ty, sitting ~ Conrl 81 Eanisy.
No 49, Equity.
Try virtue Of authority vsSiedpin me rs
% CLERK 81 the Circuit Cent or saint Ma.
rvs County. by the .CAle II Public C;egrsal
Laws Of ilis State. it is hereby OF Tered. thai
the Auditors Report marked A. filed ID this
cnis,, I've ratified and confirmed, unless cause
10 tie contrary lie shown un or before tie
Thrill Monday of Nov, next; provided a
copy IL this order I've inserted ID the Ssin,
Mary's Gsseffe once week FIR three succcs-
siye weeks prior 20 the third Mopd4y
OF Nov, next.
sll El-5 JSO, is cAMAslER, GIL.
True copy--Tcst:
JSO. 4. CAVALIER, elk.
Oct 2S. lsJG--3w. "a
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ELECTION NOTICE.

n CONRAD. Agent.
Is .cliing Engli.h Island sIolasscs at - eli
A fair article Of Cuba % cts
Rio coffee FROM 30 10 81 cts.
Ceylun do Tor 81 cts.
Java do for IS cts. tsa5t
Brown Sugar from II TO Isl eta.
Also. Corn Mral, Sup,r and Extra
Flour, l,s'on. B-icr. lard, &c, at .
small advance.
n g. is nov selling Rcsjy made Cloth.
ing At cost. cheaper than can be bunghl
here or 10 Baltimore. Call and satisfy
yourselves Of the fact.
~ O. has the ls,gesi and best stork Of
Shoes, Boots. Hats aud Csps ia II cpun
", which he of 20 At snail profits for
cash.
N. G. hasa large assormesiSsf DRY
GOODS. cub aciug every article usually
found in 6ts, class country store. al OF
which he Gifts low for tbs ready s,''h OF
10 pnnciual dealers on a shori credit
hsgs. furs Of al kinds wanted. and
Poultry u All kinds aiken 10 exchange lor
gosjs.
Nov Is. 1903.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
SHOE MANDATORY

DE%tNMtN y. Leigh & OK. having
I'D stalh sisc,i them. lyts - thu OAK b,
tvs Factory diaret. n sa1.Ag'd IN The man
- ufae,urr of BOUTS wp-~-
w Ani SIlOES. beg -
la leave 20 inffua tlsir ia, ttlS an.l
80 ,l,c l.uIdte tha thsy haze fscruily
fsinti.ei if.ai nAlslm src ~ith . h,ll sud
carefully stdecit,l .saa fslin y, ~ leather ansi
are n,,s prepared t.asx,ru,e al eoFk ~ ll'vi
line IN ihr hss' 8ipi ls;cst styles u workman.
sIi,i al sith 'lispaieh. fhry respectfully
s,,lleiI sAafe - public favor.
Aug. 2. 1850 -ini.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13
PROFESSION al. NOTICE

DR. WIN WOODWARD has laeeted 81
~ FISHING POINT .hearA iilIsloue La,el-
ag aid responsibility cIiers his professionals..
yees to the public.
aliy 30th 1866
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13

nEAfoEEST's YOUNG AMERtcA.-A
~ new, very EsnfttiniidpE, lHslr elys, Ar.
It.Iic mad sptsndldly hlusifaui Nov hly Mag.
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iIIusirntruna Of Philosophy, ihe Ara ad Sci.
tncss, Moral and ihietcsJns Slorss, husic
Poems, md ,lhtr entertaining Literature. pc.
leniibg a Museum of tho good, the useful, and
the eauliiut, hry.ry Yoags AmsTea, with,
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sl.0U, or FIVE for sj.0D. large and beautiful
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No.; al-d. 10 snei, single stls1ibsr Al $50.
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Photograph Sirglc 20 ,Ies mai ed free on -.
ssIpi Of price, send for $, eeiinsu No I'D
dress w. ] inning Dsinpfss,, is3 broadway i.
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Nov Is, ls5G--lf.
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NOTICE.

DE1SnNs wishing nc - attend % their
4 elalm. for compensation for nsciats' en-
sssd ri tine service it The United btatsss Mil
crWasd tl.slrparsgs 70 ne, -
s PW GRAIN,
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FL Md
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BUT TRUE

Every young la,iy aul gentleman In The
Unite,l States can hear something very much
20 thrir ADVANTAGE by return mail Gree at
clargc,) by addressing the upderdg, Cd -
IN NE having fears " b.,ing humLugge,I viii
ibligc by not Noticing this card. An otl.ers
will please address their obr,lirni servant.
TilOS. n. CHAPMAN,
s3i broadway, New York
Feb. sib, ia66-iYr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-12-13

.fHIiiE PHOSrH ATE OF LIME cantlincd
n 10 this article. being obtained exclusive
~ from Raw Bones, and ! true Bird Guann,
theirs u no potion ol i imperative, "a In The
casc u Super rh@plaics made fran Mineral
GuAn~, but bclug entirely ralI;hr in tho
soil, coniinne' 10 impart us icrtiiizing quali-
Iics to the crops f.: year,
l'he remarkable success which. his attend
ed is use for several years paN i sufficient
guarantee to induce thJso who have not tried
IL. 10 20 -.
TRY n THE cO.uLYG SE.fS0.vo 1
Your vAri'u, .ctvlp, and yen will then be
convinced.
GEORGE DrGDAtE.
Manufacturer Agent.
No. los smiths Wharf
Is liiu.OFc. AIsfj laud.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-08
Died.

In Pamela county, on the morning
Of the 10th Of August, 1866, DULcIE
MAY G|REENHAw, at the residence of
her grandfather, Mr.. w, G. Maxwell,
in the sixth year of her age.
"Dust thou art, and unto dust
shalt thou return"
The truism of this inevitable de-
cree is daily brought before our eyes.
To-day we weep with the sorrow
stricken mother of our dear little
Dulcie, though to her the Common
words of courtesy n a very mocke-
ry." We offer our heartfelt sympa-
thy, as one who has "loyed and lost"
Weep not, mother; the Spring has
passed, the flowers are fading. God
is gathering together the fair and
delicate of earth, to shield them by
His mcrciiul hand from the storms
of winter. A creature radiant with
innocence, beauty and Affection
"Then, not unmeet il was that one
Like that young friend of ours
So gentle and so beautiful
Should perish with the flowers
Pamela, Sept. 9, 1866. S.
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Cincinnati Advertisements.

X. NJ. BIsHOP IL Co.-Thc attcn-
ton of grocery merchants and plant
crs is directed to the advertisement
Of this ii~rst-class business house.
Their stock is amongst the largest in
the city, and their experience and
facilities for supplying their CUSTOM
crs unsurpassed by any.
WATSON d BERG.-Wc refer our
businessmen TO the advertisement of
this house. Mr.. Watson is well
known to many of our merchants rs
one of the foremost houses in Phila-
dclphia in his line. lie invites his
friends to call on him in Cincinnati,
where he will, rs heretofore, extend
TO them all the accommodation they
want, and with those who may owe
him old unsettled balances, he will
settle on their own terms.
ROWLAND, SpERRY & Cove
examined the stock of this firm, and
can safely recommend our friends Il
call ON them and examine for them
selves. If they do 50, we have ne
doubt but that they will make a bill
with them. Read their advertise.
ment.
WEnB, MAuzY q Co.-Tf yot
want the very best tobacco aud cigar.
and other goods in their line, call OF
them, aud YOU will be suited in guam
tity, quality, and price. Our younl
friend Green, will he found on han,
to receive You, and upon reading
their card, we know you will call.
lIINpE Il poRrgg.-Wc iuyit,
the attention of everybody to III,
advertisement Of this house. Thcir
stock cannot be surpassed, and the,
will sell upon such terms hal yor
will be compelled to buy of thom
Everybody wants the very best o
liquors, and this is the place 10 go b
get what YOU want. Don't take on
word alone, but go and sec for your
selves.
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Cotton Crop Of Pamela County.

Before the war, this county pro-
duccd about thirty thousand bales Of
cotton, in ordinary seasons. This
year we think the crop will amount
to about twelve thousand bales-at
least such is our present opinion from
abe lights before us. At present
prices this will bring as much money
into the county as a full crop before
war; but in the appropriation Of the
proceeds a very different rule will
govern. Then the surplus was in
vested in lands and negroes, but now
il will go towards rebuilding Of
houses, and repairing and Restocking
the farm, in order that the next years
operations may be conducted upon
more extended scale.
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Memphis and Louisville Railroad,

The completion of the bridge
across the Tennessee river has opened
up this short line road to Louisville,
by way OF the Memphis and Ohio
and other roads. The time from
Memphis to Louisville by this route
is only Is hours, being some thirty
hours less than by any other road.
Colonel Sam. b. Jones, S~upcrintcn-
dent Of the Memphis and Ohio road,
will put You through in "two-forty''
time. lie is determined to make
this the great thoroughfarc between
the North aud South, aud to this end
he has supplied his road with plenty
Of fine passenger coaches and new
engines. BE sure and get your tick
cts by way of the Memphis and Lou
isyille short line road.
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad

We understand that Mr.. Liver
moro the Superintendent Of thi.
road, has succeeded in purchasing a
larry lot Of rolling stock for his road,
among which nrc a number Of new
aud elegant passenger ears. An nc
commodation train has been put on
the road for the convenience of the
local business between Pamela and
Memphis. This train leaves Bates
vile at Eve o'clock A. NJ, and re-
turns at . p. NJ, giving ample time
for persons to go to Memphis, attend
to business, and return home on the
same day, thus saving hotel bills.
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Advertise.

The fall trade has just opened, and
the interests Of all classes of our
people call for information upon the
condition and wants Of the country.
The planter wants light on the sub
jent Of his crops--he needs data upon
which to base his calculations the
probable quantity Of the crop and
the ruling prices. These are things
that he must have, in order 10 under
stand and shape his course. The
merchant and the mechanic should
let the people know what they have
70 sell, and the price, where they may
he found, and what inducements they
offer to secure the trade Of the farmer.
The STAR offers the most convenient
and elective mode Of accomplishing
these desirable ends, and We invite
q planters 10 furnish US with cor-
rect information on the conditions
ond prospects Of the crops in Pamela
county. And 10 all classes Of the
community, at home or abroad, w
say advertise, advertise, advertise il
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,onnlj ,oari.

A. ouf Legislature will sogn cln
ycnc, We take lbc liberty Of upe
ing 10 our Representative the pro
psiely of having Gle County Court
Law - amended that The court shall
inert onee IN three monilis, Instead u
every month. VI think that expo.
ricno has shown thai this i often
enough, NJ lcast IN Pamela county
and we therefore hope the law will
lie % amended, At least IN our county
II no other counties desire the
change.
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The itafd N Police hatt micri
4 Wffsradenee gfaei with bfiin
tniifef b aasflain Whit ~ Inn
bfilae aefo.s d,s falhhuhilc river.
NJ Pamela, siil oasl with q view f.,
have n free bridge built Tlis ls o.
move " ibe dalt direction ~
Che bridge be boiIi ~ once, Ny alI
ntt,us
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SIR. CHARLES HoTEt, CAIRO
We havcalways heard that YOU could
net get a good meals victuals in
Cairo, but we found this all a mis-
take. The st. Charles is one of the
best hotels in the country. We know
what we say, for we have tried them,
and recommend our friends TO Dc
likewise.
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n Agaels " pstaae h. b. Atle e.
rblah fha Hitls iiain 49, f
correspondent. i'ffi lllvaaf WI
lhint 'hs Heua ialshi n q high
erlsf and hee ~ I'LL ht aui
allyaie Il, hn Riil continue u hygf
the aftn eiih hef welcome tia an
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sHERIFF's SALE

by virtue q a writ Of raaAas supss.ss n
me directed, rom The Circuit court n Pamela
suuniy Mississippi N faver cf John " Wright
ssstsss John y. todwin, ! win On Noaday. The
ssu aay q september, le6s. at The coart-houss
aees ., -sissssny, In the IOWA uf Pamela he.
,wssa me hours prescribed ~ law. pfs~rssi IN
,sues - y y highest bidder, the .olIowing
aesc'ieed rsal estate, iO-vis. Lot one n ,lert
- y the town q Baiesvils, in said oountr. 10
August {. &C. N : rtnvn
auzls-5t ussn
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COUNTERFEIT MONEY IN THE
SorTn.-lt Is stated that in a pack
age containing s2,sOO in fractional
currency, received on Monday from
the South ut the United States
Treasury in Washington, counter
tCrfcits amounting to 5000 were de-
tcctcd. Tho amount Of counterfeit
money now in circulation in the
South is very large.
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CITATION NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters tc%stamentary having been grssti
TO me upon the estate Of George W. Villas
late Of Pamela county, deceased, by the Prcasa
Court Of said eounty, at the August tern, lsN
thereof now all persons holding clAiHsassizs
said estate are hereby notified 10 CONT brsra
and have them duly Probated and registers
according 10 law, or they win be barred ~ y
statute Ia such cases made and provided.
N. " WILSON,
sep1-6t kxesuia.
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NOTICE.
CITATION NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi Pasola county. To
sasAn A slsdEs and husband James ]. sledre
and WARY q Keith. You and each II ysa are
hereby cited e appear before the Probate court
y said osanty, II TIE euurt-house thereof on
the iourth AondaJ in oetohsr. isss, 10 aaswsf
the petition II Y. N revisr. guardian Of Gen.
eve y Fowler. snd show muse Wis The prayer
" petitioner paying er he ale e ~ollswinf
lanas tc-vii' Soath fraction q ncrfhsass and
soatheasi quarters and vest fraction Of north
half q southwest quarter section twsnty.two.
tovuship nine. range seven vsst IN sid rs-~sv
descended tum Nathaniel hing. Decreased late
Of said county, should nos h granted
BY order Of court issued August sist 1855
ssrs-ti ". r WOOrTES Csfk.
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For the best of Coffee, go to Wells
in Batcsvillc, west side Of Railroad.
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st. Agnes Academy,

Inc fsh Term and 31d Session .
Agnes Academy opens on
MONDAY, THE ID OF sEFTBsssN
The institution stands In the center o.
ave and highly improved gruana1
tss'sfally laid ont and st with rare Pians
~shruhbery. Ths convenience Of secsss -
phis from all parts Of The vet and sanis,
the aekneulsdgsd hsslthfalnsss n ne ev I,
scmnend i as a point highly fsrurshis
location Of literary Institutes. ne -
studies eamprts all The branches - =
ornamental, that are usually ssuEst a.
dsmie yesf consists u Two ssSiszz -
months each The srxt e~umm<ncins &c = "a
MONDAY In september; Ne s>cssa "a "s.s
Monday In February. Pafsnb and -
are rsFssisssa y Fs stsir sssFhsr--
only N THURSDAYS. Parents and c'ssss
ing 70 place children IN ne institutes ~
received Of any day. No s~isiiors sdsaisu -.
Sundays Letters 70 be addressed 10 ~
= Superior Of s. Agnes Academy. faa
= raFiirisrs sss sassicsus. sas1
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u .f 20 M 10 tn,tl
Hylt. l#lH- F. Dunl mlH ~
10 houll d,
On. 1IIu u.s. rlnnm
Ny W. WI Haful
DIr4.
~ NJ ~ aheuj Dr. Ned 40
mn.. ihnla
Sc r. 10 a.. ~ HIui mon
0nlu d1
w. II u 3h Whit al freed
mrn Hfr.
MytO lO8 90 Z M one cpjoys.
Ny ~ ~ 10 We nl desire
40 bo
Ny to ~ # ~ % # wc onon
ARE.
Ny 10 80 n 10 10 10 Ism small
river
Ny II o Is part Of d boat.
Ny ~ ~ q 10 men often bear.
My whole Is welcome visitor Of
my house. H. ID. &. NJ
Looxahoma, Sept. I, 1866.
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DnY GooDs CnEAr.xOsnaburgs,
Domcstics, Flanncls, Blankets, etc,
At the Southern Dry Goods Empori-
nm of Mcnkcn Bros. & Co., Mem
phis, Tenn. Our friend, II. NJ. Knox,
Esqr., Is with that house. q.
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LOOK HERE!i

s. X. Kunkle has an experience Of sssst
four years In well-digging, and would as
bis patrons 10 have their work done eeiar
FIRST Of November, as he intends elosias ~
the season. lie warrants his work In sssT
stance, provided there Il no quiek-sand -.
POssohiee address, Panola. tuYis~
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For Oysters served in any style,
90 to Samuel A. Wells, hne saloon,
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THE FENIAN WAR IN CANADA.

As we have heretofore remarked, we be-
lieve that the Fenian movement will prove
TO be q failure. Reason-rebellion under
such governments can never succeed. New
crtheless, our sympnthics are with the brave
Irish we should care not a straw if Feninn
privateers would sweep British
from the face OF the waters and their brave
soldiers, (many of whom have won imperish-
able laurels under the star-sp'ngled banner
Of our loved Republic should wrest the jew
els Of Canada and Ireland from the British
Crown. She deserves to lose them. Her in
consistent and ungenerous course towards
this country in the late rebellion, was, to say
the least Of 1t, shabby. She rcjoiccd at the
prospect of our country bOiog torn R~sunderi
and contributed in every undermining way
possible to bring about such n disaster. She
armed and equipped ships Of war and set
them adrift fully and wholly manned by Bril-
fish subjects; she furnished men and ammu-
milton in an under-handed way to the rebel
lenders, so they might accomplish their work
Of destruction she tried to clog and cripple
the diplomatic machinery Of the United
States by the most petty whims, and was a
continual annoyance and dread to our loyal
people during the war. But fortunately our
flag was yictorious-we are now = united
people, and old England stands trembling to-
day for very shame.
From the very bottom Of our hearts we say,
God speed the FeniNnsl
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INsOLVENT BILL.

A @. MASON ADMIR- OF A. Q. GRAFT
n deed W 2. L. Burson, J. " Ho"i "a
Mcclure John Stevens, John Alli'on, IA
VIM. u. Priehslt and her minor s..S,s
Hugh Graham, Jacob Graham, Jnns vr 40
Thoi B. Graham, Margaret Bowie M
husband L. b. Bowie J. X. P. Prieosv1 20
Phebslt, and Noah Priebett. IN
the Master is satis6ed that, 2. u bn.. rs
r. NeClure, Hugh Graham and ~
s..disS ~dsf,sdspt, are non-Fssiesnih
ordered that ihsy appear At No1snsa 80
1888 Of this court and dsignd ., ~. ~. ~
win be ,sEsn Tor confessed, aad ten ~
creditors be epioinsd from pfosess. ssieh
claims At Law, and tbey are bsIsoy Me-
10 hil their elaims 10 said esiais
800, August 1893. hsy 30, lsso. ar
lusslvtpfSg HBfRY HOs0
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Appointment of Commissioned.

The following appointments for Registri
tion under the franchise Law have bee
made by the Governor, and Commission
forwarded
Vim. GODDARD, Blonnt county.
Lemhel Dnggan, Sewer county.
w. W. Holin,worth, Claiborne county.
Alexander McNabb, Cooke county.
Major A. Upton, Carter county.
Charles Gass, Greene county.
Pleasant Lowe, Granger county.
Nelson Campbell, Hawkins county.
Col Nat. Witt, Meigi county.
J. n. Leonard, Monroe county.
John MeGaughey, MeMinn county.
WIN. =. Lowry, Roane county
A. O. Shipley, Sullivan county.
La Payette Huddleston, Union county.
s. Y. Griffith, Washington county.
r A. Donnelly, johnson county.
Joseph French, Jefferson county.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-08

Lieut.. Gen. Grant, accompanied
by Gen. Dent, of his staff, will pro-
coed from West Point TO 81. Louis,
10 be- absent two or three weeks. The
General expects 10 visit Nashville,
Corinth, Memphis, and intermediate
points before bic return.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-08

WAsnrSoToN, May 30-Tbe House
bill restoring tho States lately IT, IN.
%surreotion totheir political rights was
taken up, and several speeches mad Q,
bot no anal action vaH bad.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-08

n J. GIBSON W J. B. MeLls ANDVlr
u ers. In this case the deiendA'l.s
non-resident. Il Is ordered that he APpp
at the November term, 1853 Of this Coun
defend or lis eause will b taken for CO.."
ed. Nay %, 1865.
june w4lprfS51 HENRY HOSS, 49,
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B6- We give up our editorial space this
week to the proceedings Ofthe Convention,
and Other interesting matter.
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ChancerY Court at JonosbOIs

TOHN D. cox vs. }. 8. RDBA. Ply,
81 Bashor, and Henry Basbor. Iil sues
ed that the defendant Henry Basbor bsp.
resident. 1T Is ordered thst be ipPs
A. the November term 1855, ofihil VO.
and defend or this cause viii be taken iofs''
fused. May 20 1865.
junsisprS51 IT. H0SS, O.t-
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