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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-09

D0HM, MACK, L Co. ct ais. vs. Samuel Gu
II genheim ct al. 10 this case II is alleg.
ed that tho defendants, Ullman 4 Brothers,
Etinger Y Ullman, NJ. Rosenback Il 90. Hill
Ter / Meyer, J Wilgus, Moses & Co, II L l.
Morgauthan, ] b H Hcnly, BANTER 4 Keller,
Block Z Co. Jos Gotleib 1 Brother, Refs,
L Co. Jacob Khies and Jos II Hill are nom
residents Of Tennessee, II Is ordered that pub
~ilcaiion be made for four successive weeks In
the Union Flag, notifying said defendants TO
appear At the May term, 1856, Of the Chance
~ Court, and defend said suit, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing ex parte. HENRY H0SS, CAM.
febl8w4prsfeeS6
MO. .Is5, n, q. FAIN rs The President and Dirse-
IN tors Of the Bank Of Tsnnessee st ais. IL appear.
ine from the allegations Of the Bll that there are no
omcors now In tho exercise Of the functions OF the
President and Director Of the the Bank Of Tenhsi.ss,
upon whom process eAn be served, II ordered that
publication Do made Of the fact, for bnr successive
weeks IN The Jonesboro Union Flag, notifying whom
IL may esueefn 10 appear before tho Chaneery Court,
A. RogsFsviDs, on the fourth Monday Of Nay nest. and
maks dence TO the bill, or the same Will Be taken a.
%''S .ssSn 20 s. for A''Fl'' 'I R' 4. PACE, 9 N
MO, Ia. THOMAS COBB, VI ANDERSON LAW.
IN 500 et ais. II appearing from tho allegations q
The Bill that tho residence o. the dothdants Joseph
Cobb and Jackson Cobb 10 unknown, " y ordered hat
publication be made for four SUCCESSIVE week. IN The
Jonesboro Union flag, notifying sid defendantg a.
appear before the Chancery Court Al Rogprsvllle On tne
fourth Monday Of Mar neat, and make defence 20 ih'
w e he s.ns WIN b taken for s'nf''''d and 'e' %
Sb25ulprsfsos5 iif4sd Iol n. PACE, ca N.
MO. I4s. NANcT SMITH, Adnln'rz V INC. n
IN on n ali. II appearing RON amdaVia mads n
this ease that the dsfoh5ant John n. Ott, has ahgcond-
Cd 90 that the ordinafy process Of law cannot b lsfret
apon hin. u IL ordered that publication b. mado 10
four successive weeks IN the jonssboro Union Flag no
tlfyine attendant 70 eppear before the Chancery Coufi
al Rogefsyliis, Tenn., on tbs fourth Monday Of MAJ
hsrt, and maks dafsnfs 10 the blll. % he ANA vi
b taken f5F confessed and 90 NJ heaIlnHs ~ paris.
htDstprefssS. J'A FACE, {. AN.
NTO. IA. oABRIEL WYNN apa WIZ pJAlfR,
IN n. Young a 40, 10 appearing ffsm The anege.
tons on the Dill thafths dsfsndahtt Arthur Young j
W Yoanf, Dohglau Young. Byron HnGnsItsr snahil
vie ear1h, Tbamap Luthsr roungs Jotsph 7 rnunl
| And Chauncr CouldT, are non rsfldepta or the STATE d
Issnefsss, II y ORDERED that publication b nads ~
5uf fasteluifs Nosts. n The gonahofo uniouHiaE no
\ nfIlng thrn D. apRtari haforp th4I 0anceV Coufl
/ Hcrfnfilie. on M turth Monday N MAJ nsrt, AZ
hkts d,f1nts " ne bm " ~ t4ns vi - uAeu ri
esl,s.d 40 ut fs Nsiisf ~ p.rss r
I htr-iyrsN I'd ~ HAcg, ctn
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MARRIED.

Al The realdenes Of the brides father, on yesterday
evening, the sth Inst, BY the Rov. NAth an DNrbInan
Hon ]. ". GAur, u Cleveland, Tenn 10 llat ELL
A., daughter Of Judge u. ]. W. Lucky, Of this place.
II was q gay and featlve ~throng-such az assembled
10 the days Of peace and plenty. whore hearts beat high
every oyo. WI GL Gi
.dThOy came, and tho fair ono stood robed and crowned
The bride Of the cYo With her train around,
Jewels flashed out from her braided hair, FrA Il.
starry dSwa midst the rouoa thera YAM
Pearls on her bosom ~quiycrinRl shonqg Ol- Ngfrf
But q brow, aa th0ao gems 0f the ocean pale,
Changeful aud faint was her fair ehepkp hue, % ~.
Thonghclcar asa lower which tho light looks through
y % O. Q fn .aIt.N.H b. Hp
Holy md pure are tho tears that fall
When tho young bride goes from hcr fathers hall"
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BILL TO SELL LAND.

.CTATE OF TENNESSEE, WASHINGTON
y County. Jane H. Mongle vs.. Amed-
cus Leonard. The plaintiff says that the de-
fcndant 10 indebted to him and iI 4 noD-rts-
ordinary process Of law cannot deserved up
on him, and having obtained an original at
lAehment aEAinst the defendant rsturnable
before some Justice ofsaid County, and the
same having been returned before me on the
9th day OF October, 1865, levied on the de-
PENDANTS lands, Il 10 therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Union Flag, no.
tilying said defendant TO appear ~ my Office
iu the OH diltuct Of said county on the 9th
day Of ApTil, 1885, and answer, or the same
win BE- proceeded with eK parte. Feb. 10Th
1855. VINCENT BoRElSG, J. P.
mar7nrsfeeS5E IrtL
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ALEX. q. BRADLEY,
ALEX. 8. BRADLEY. pAaL. ". PEABODY,
BRADLEY & PEABODY
Attorneys & COunSclIOrs
ATT LAW.

Office, corner Of Cedar and Sumner Ste,
(P. 0. Boz No ll4s.l Nashville, Tenn.
.NXTILL collect LEGAL CLAIMS against
wv Government including claims for
Pension, Back-pay and Bounty and
Horses lost Ia the United States Service.
Il~eEerenecsby Express Permission.
Hon. s, P. Chase, Chief Justice, U. s. s G..
Washington, D, Q.
" ". P, FessendOn, UPS Senator, Washing
ton, d. q.
3" JOS. H. Barrett, Commissioner Of Pe.sions,
Washington, D. O..
" W. O. Brownlow, Governor Of Tennessee.
" Horace Maynard, N. GO, ROCKVILLE, Tenn.
" John TrimblO, Nashville, Tenn.
jan 20 t.
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ATTACHMENT.

b william 7, Higgins VS. Y, x. Blalton.
TINE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS
that the dslsRdAgt isjasly indsbtsd
% him, and IL a non reaidsnt OF Tsanssies Or
80 abse6ndi that The ofdinary process q the
law cannot b BefSsd upohhim. ahd having
obtained an original attachment against the
defendant, returnabls before some Juilise
said County, and the sane having beeh re-
turned before me on the goth day Of October,
1895, letisd on the deftadauls property, Il %
lbsrsfors ordered BIZ zoe that pabli saiion DO
.made FOR four suecflsiye weeks 10 The Uhlon
RlaR, hstlfying said defendant 70 appear BE-
fore neal my OiHes IN Disirict no fs, Wash
ington County on The fslh. day ofApfll 1858
or the zane will BE- procseded vita 81 paFte.
a~af'ft's.si1 ~ TiIsoS JsF W G.
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Ihs Pa dreal Etel.em,nl q Nsv

- TTT"NTT LLTI-
H6Fk Clrcies--PgepRratlpnS for nme
d'nfe AetIon. al ZWEWCID
~ NEW YoRK, March 2--The news of
lthetuspension Of habeas corpus, and
the arrest oe one hun0red more Fem
ianajp ireland, created considerable
eAtilement ~ Union Square head
9AhFiefS yesterday. IA meeting of
ithd eouncil was at once held and i'm
portAnt measures taken. Circulars
ware NJ once issued from hSadquar-
calling on the various circles to
sm6tk and take steps for tho impor-
sthnt news just received. 1t is infer.
iFedlbat the Emperor Of France is
prepared to recognize ireland as q
sbengcront power the moment she as
isfls her right to such q claim.
Tho Irish people, the organ Of the
Brotherhood at Union Square, phb-
lishcs the following letter:
9HEADo'Rs DEP'T OF C1YIL AFFAIRS,
March 2, 1866.
BRoTHERs The habeas Corpus aet
80 suspended in Ireland. Our com.
ttfiots are thus thrown into the
nlds, ard arc doubtless fighting, God
yelthem strength at this moment
" Bot Remember your promises, and
~ prompt in your assistance. The
Illtary Department ofthe Brother.
pd viii take charge Ofyour military
nirfbuuons, and the Financial De.
l9ment wiz strain every, nerve Il
f0pPiy the brave men ! nthe gap. Sue.
depeodsepon immediate action
Yet evety man nndorstand bis du.
4IV PAfRIcK ], DowHIHG,
tHiA W6ecFy of'Ciyin Affairs
s,stated thAt many leading Fen
baFs arfiqedin this city, incud.
General Sweeny, who will TAX,
toNnsel with each other rs to what 4
y. BE- done 10 the present eondi
1ioN OF affairs. There were score
m4,tinggo OF oil the circles last~ evening
? Herald says; n Il nov believ.
brotherhood Of this city, tina
10 t1.N frinnds In ireland arc airnad,
"a oliDg, and bitter aro the donuncls
Of the SerAse By the adherentl
Qhnhony and Stevens. In fac
-tnI ieeling against them rnha 40 Mil
u y feared tiat ahoald u be eatahlish
r1qd beyond q donht. on fhA arrival q
athl next mail that the Fshlana ar,
1ilpgin ireland, oxtemes win B,
~ no 2 pere and aci6 Of violence com
Httsd1s0H TrlaR .lsn,iess
ta,S'l s11l TO fl.sL
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c1D w neglected to state last week that
the Supper snd. Concert given BY the La
dies d youesboro' for the bcneG 1T Of the NJ.
p Church VAS q complete s~uccess-cysr Tro
Hpndrsd DsHarI being the reverb Of their
labors. This is the way to put a good en-
ssrptiss through, and our hndics know how
itshould Be- done, Let one be gotten up dur
ing next Court for the benefit of the PrOSby-
tvfsah Church by all means. 1i,5a .H
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TIC Worlds disptch from Worcos-
ter Massachusetts says: The Fem
ians Of Massachusetts are on the al
ert. The news by tho steamer last
night caused great excitement. The
State Centre Of Massachusetts, Major
NJ. ], Nc ConiIIo, has issued q call to
the Brotherhood in tho State to DO
ready for immediate action. gg-Tga
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~INFORMATION WANTED

A s TO THE WHEREABOUTS OF THE
II Father or family Of MI. Wright $. Hack
EFT, decd, who previous to the war resided in
Rhea comfy, Tennessee. / have Ia my pos
session a few mementoes, which he gave TO
a friend with the request to send thom to his
father. They can be obtained BY addreSS-
ing s. A. BOWEL,
mnr9w4. JonesbOro', Tenn.
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Unreasonable Newspapers.

NEw YoRK, March a.--The Tribune's Wash
ington special says; In order to put q per-
emptory stop to the reasonable ptteranceS Of
the Virginia press still persisted In, the COM
handing officer Of the department Of Virginia
has issued m order, requiring the publishers
OF newspapers in the State to send a copy of
every issu- to his headquarters BY mail on
tho day Of publication. ,U.,t
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ANNOUNCE M MIS-.

DO We are authorized and requested to
II. G. SMITH, Esq. as a candidate
for Attorney General for the 6rst Judicial
Circuit at the election in May next.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-09

TAMEs o. adams a. wILBIAMR BAR.
81 ~ now pending 10 the cifcait Court Of
Johnson County, itaopsAring from the Shsr-
ifs return that process has net been served
apon William R. Barry, and the, be 10 40,
"a b. feahdt or has aed from We henb or 90
absconds and eoneeals himself that the Or
dlnary proessa, oflaW eaanpt be served pPoa
him, and judicial attaehnsnt haring been q
wardsd itIathsrefore ordered that publication
he made four sueceailye webs n the Uniod
Flag notifying him 10 appser sitthe na1t term
oflhs Cirenii coart 70 be held for the coua-
lly ofJohnson stths Coart Houas y fayiort-
Iilis, The Bseoud Honday IN March nesl and
dsksd iaid pbit % he viii b vfssss4sd
anlnii ~ pssis.- Hsb, I. 1888 f.
~ s4fsr-H nIn sLtKf, ciy
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-09

TTUGH REEcE H.. ELISHA
Ill Isaac llAyss Had Pstsr Haysu, now
psadirg IN the Cirsuit ecnrt Of 5obnsou
County. II appearing from the Shdrifs re-
turn that proeess has not been served upon
lsAcc llAyss ard Peter Hsyss, aud that they
are uot TO be found, or have fed from home,
or so Absconi and conceal themselves that the
process Of Law eeAnOi DO served upon them il
is therefoas ordered that duplication be made
four Successive weeks In the UaiOn Flag no
flying them to APpsar As the nsEstsfm Of the
Circuit Court %. DO held for tbs County Of
Johnson at the Court House in TAylorSVille,
the second Monday 10 March merit and de-
fend said snit o. they VIM be proceeded
against sx parts. Feb. 1.ls66. ~.
fsbOw4prsfssSsl WOW FRED SLiAP, OK.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-09

Henry Salp, late Of the Union
Aypy and formerly Of this place, died in
Knoxville on the I'd inst. was brought to
this place and inferred on Sunday last. Aged
"A yeefe, he leaTeS . wife and children.
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Chancery Court at RQgersville.
8 BEFonR THE MASTER.


RIO l. WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN. Notice iI
hereby given that at my Office at the Court House
In Roeersyiiie, Tenn, / will, on tho 10Th day Of March,
1864. proceed to take and state the Anounts ordered In
Csc 10. I02,. W. W.. Ettsr, Ex'oT &C., W D Williams
And others. On March the Goth, 1855, In Case No DO,
John BlevIns " Wm Q Guthrie. On March the 2lst,
is6g. IN Case No. "a, VIM A Brown Va. Eli A Cox and
others. All persons interested falling TO attend, arc
hereby notified that said accounts will be proceeded
with OK parte. J.H. PACErC& M
Isb23wlprsfees6 tr.4r r. frg .,ta
N1O. 4. PENEENANk BRO. Wv Il FRANCISCO
ct ais, 1t appearing from the allegations Of tho
Bin that the defendant, WIN B Francisco and = wittig
arc nonresident Of the state Of Tennessee, Il 10 ordered
that publication DO made for four successive weeks In
the Jonesborough Union Flag notifying said defendants
10 appear before tho- Chaneery Court at loEorsville. on
the fourth Monday or May next, and mako defence to
tho bill, or tho same will DO taken for confessed aud
set for hearing 'eE parte. .sZL i
fb23w4prsfsetS TUs j. FACE c&h'
Nro. I2s. HENRY G JOHNSON Adm'r &C. Of J
IN N Moore, decd, W. Napoleon II Moore ct ais
II appearing from tho allegations Of tho Bnl that the
defendants N II Moore. james M Moore, William n
Carkson. Cooper and his wife Angelina and
Eliza Dickson. aud William Dickson, arc %non-reai-
dents Of tho State Or Tennessee, IL is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks 10 the
jonoaboro Uuion Flag, notifying said defendants to APP
pear before the Chaneory Court at Rogersyillc, on the
fourth Monday Of May next and make defense TO the
bill, or tho same will DO taken for confessed, and set
for hearing ex partO.
fb23WtprgfteSb j. u RACb, v
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FRANKLIN ACADEMY,

VNHls ACADEMY, LOCATED SIX NILES
west ofJonesborough, ON the Tenn. h
Va. Rail Road, will resume operations Feb
ruary 18th under the direction Of W. @.
GInBs. Boarding can be had near the Acsd.
emy, at SO 90 per week.
Tuition fee ranging from 81 90 to SIS 90,
and payable at the close Of the five mont z
session. [Jan191yE
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DoBERT wALoH w. WILLIAM
IL shoua, Jacob Wagner [GFAy1 Samuel
&. Mcqueen, knd Ben 0aks johnson, now
pcndihg lathe Circuit Conrt Of Johnson Conn
tp. II appsAripg from the Sherirs return
tina, process has not bssa served upon JA-
cob Wagner tGTyland Ben Oaks johnson,
and that they are MOTTO be found, or have
Aed from their home, orso abseOnd and c0A-
eeal themselves thet the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon them, his thsrof
fore ordered that publication BE- made four
weeks 10 the Uuioh Flag notifying them to
APPEAR At ths next term OF the Circuit ConFt
TO BE- held for the County Of Johnson a. the
Cont House In Taylorsvills the second Mon-
day In March neEt and defend said Suit or
they will be proceeded against sE parte.-
Psb. 4, .Isse. FRED sRIhP, Cik.
lebgNlprlIeeN9
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A HlRSH & co, ct ais VS.. SAMUEL Gu
IA. genheim and others. In this case 1t
s nlle9ed that Ullman & Brother and Bttine-
era Ullman, Heller 4 Meyer, NJ. Rosenback b
Co. J.,B. Wilgds q CV. Vim. H. Tice d Bros.
Mack / Dros., Bohm, Mack h CO. Rindskopf
Bros. 4 Co., Noses & Co, s. Morgantbap,
Papheimcr 4 Dreyfoosr II. & l.. MorEAnlban,
j.. 4 Fl. Henley, Bantlin L Keller, Block 4 Co.
Jos. Gotieib 4 Bro. Werthheimer L Marks,
Refs Bro. & Go. Jacob SHES, and Jos. II. Hill,
are uon-residents of Tennessee, It is order
ed that publication be made for four success
sive weeks IN the Union Flag, notifying them
to appear at May term, 1865, of this Court,
and defend, or this cause will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing OK parte.
Feb. I, ls6ew4pfS5 II. H0SS @. 4 n.
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CUsAN MAST 20. JACOB MAST NOW
- pending in the Circuit Court Of johnson
County, II appearing from the Shsria's re-
turn that the defendant 10 not to be ionnd,
or has fed from his home, or 50 Ahsconds
or so conceals hiuself that the ordinary pro
cess Of law cannot DO served on hin 1t 10
therefore ordered that publication be made
four successive weeks tbs Union PaE notify
ing him TO uppear q tbs next term Of the
Court 10 be held for the County Of Johnson
At tbe Court House la Tayl0tssilk the second
Monday In March neEt md defend said Suit
or he will b. proceeded sgAinst ex pAFts- Feb
4, 1866, Ir1 FRED SLIhPi elk.
fe3.9w4S5
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.KXTILLIAM b, DUGGER 70 JAMES
wv Brown, Casper 4. Gable, John Hays
and Jacob Wagner, BLACK Jake, now pend
Ing In the circuit Court Of johnson County
Il appearing from the Shetifrs return that the
defendants arc not TO be found, or have fed
from their homes, or 90 abbcond that the or
binary process Of tAelAw cannet be served
upon them, II d therefore ordered that pnb-
~lioation be made four successive weeks
In the Union Flag, notifying them to appear
at the next term Of the Circuit Court to he
held for the County OF Johnson, at the Court
Houre in TaylorSville, the second Monday In
March next, and defend said suit, or they will
be proceeded against ex parte. Feb. l. 1865!
feb9w4prsfee$5l FRED SLIM, OK.
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CIRCUIT OOURTssy0EMG0N
HT1Nce COUNTY 9Tha Z 4


IT.
N I0HARDO WHITE "a THOMAS SUTH-
N, eilaad Jacob Wagner (Blaekh jake
John HayB, William n. Barry Jacob Wag-
iaer, (Grayj Jacob Mast, David Wagner (Hog)
and Eugene Dickaon, new pending To- the
Circuit Court OF johnson County. hNppear-
ihg from the ShsriG's return shat the Dc.
PENDANTS are not TO be found, or have Ned
from their homes or 40 absc0nd and con.
ceal themselves that the ordinary procoss Of
law cannot be served hPoa thebJ L. Is there
fore ordered that publication be made four
successive weeks IN the Union Flag, notify
ing them to appear 1T tho nett term lofthe
Circuit Court 10 be held for the County OF
johnson, ut the Court HSusefn Taylorsyille,
the second Monday In March ns1t and de.
fend said Suit, or they will be proceeded
against cx peFte..a rtb. ! 1866. .I s..y
fsbOw4prs fee ISL FRED sLIAp, On,
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INEARY DUNN % JAccD WAGNER Gray
ilyl now pending in the Circuit Court Of
Johnson County, II appearing from the
SheriGs return that the defendant is not 10
found, or has ned from his home, or 50 abb
seconds aud concedls himself that the oFdina-
nary process Of the Court cannot be served
upon him, It Is ordered :.hat publication DO
made four successive weeks in the Union
Flag notifying him 10. appear at the nexi term
of the Court toobe held for she County Of
johnson at the Court House IN TaylorsVills,
the second Monday In March next, and de-
fend said suit or be will 5epFOceeded against
ex parte. Feb. |, 1866,
febow+ prsfee$s FRED sLISP, clk.
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TAMES POwELbmSJ &. MCQUEEN

TAMEs POwELLus U.S.. g.. MCQUEEN IA
81 cob Arnold, John Philips, Hannah Ar
mold, jr., Hannah, Arnold, or, John Arnold,
big headed Johp,) David Wagner, (hog,)
Jacob Wagner Gray and William Hodge,
now pending III the Oifcuit Court Of Johnson
County. . 1t appearing from the SheriAfs re-
turn that Hannah Acnoid, ifo John Arnold,
(big headed John) David Wagner, Hog VIII
liam Hodge and Jacob Wagner defendants, are
not to be found, or have asd from their
homes, or 30 abbcond aud conceal them
selves that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served upon theyn, IL IL therefore or
eered that publication be made four suc-
cessive weeks in the Union Flag, notifying
them to appear at the next term OF the Court
to be held for the County Of Johnson, At the
Court Hodss in TaylorSvillS, the second Nom
day in Mureh nsEt, and defend said guit or
the same win be proceeded against ~ parts.
iebswipFsfscsSldW FRED sLIAP, clE.I
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FRED sLINP, OK.

CARAH JANE BkEEvER IsTHoMGS
y A. Houston, James Brown, Elijah Dough
erty, William layse, David Wagnsr,a thog)
Jacob Wagner, tGr4y,i Ben. Oaks Johnion,
Alexander McRwen, ST., now pending 10 the
Circuit Courtof johnson County. IL appear
ing from the SheriTs return that the rdefen-
dsngs ncBos 70 DO fonudsorgh have asd rem
their homes, or so conceal themselves thai
the ordinary process " the ConriicAnh be
served upon thdm it isthSrefors ordsredihat
publication be made four successive weeks
in the Union Flag notifying them TO appear
Mt the next term ofths Cogrt TO be held for
the County Of johnson At the Court House
ia Tdylorsvilte the secSnd Monday in March
next and defend said suit or they will pro-
coed against them sx pArte. Feb. !, 1856. ID
febsw4prIfesSsj a q FRED tsLlMr, Ok
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-19


river Just after the time mentioned.
The Colonel had been seen on the
boat and pursuit was resolved upon
at once. Two days afterwards, Mr..
Wilson aod his son arrived in St
Louis. They looked around the city
two days, bnt the fugitives could be
traced no further. The efforts of the
detectives Rere equally futile. When
just ready 20 leave. late one evening
the young man caught q glimpse Of
Col. o Brien in E new suit and appear
ance. He watched him to q small
boarding house in an obscure part Of
the city, and then sought his father.
The two proceeded at once TO the place,
and entered somewhat unceremoni-
ously, and soon stood confronting the
guilty pair IN their room- A scene of
confusion, eaths and screaming ensued
not easily described. The gallant Col
onel attempted TO escape by back
door, but was intercepted by the young
man He drew pistol, but it missed
ire, and he was dissrmed after sharp
struggle. The young lady first screamed
was then defiant, and finally toned down
TO pleading and sobs. The boarders
rushed to fHescene, and two polioSaahn
shortly after arrived, and we're only pre-
vented from arresting the parties by
an agreement which they entered into
among themselves The Colonel promis-
ing to marry the girl, proceedings
against him stopped. With this under
standing the policemen consented to
leave, and the four proceeded to one of
the hotels The Colonel begged that
the ceremony might be postponed until
the next morning, that some prepare
tions might be made and few of his
select friends invited to be present.
This was consented 70, the father and
son resolving to watch him closely,
they sleeping in the same room. Du.
ring the night the gay Colonel managed
to elude them, and next morning his |
flight was discovered since which non
est inUutS The remainder Of the story
is easily told; the young lady, ruined |
In reputation and overwhelmed with |
grief and shame, was brought home |
to her family They arrived on the |
steamer City Of Alton by her last trip |
down. We would follow her no further. |
The peace Of family has been de-
stroyed, tender heart crushed and a
fair name tainted forever by the flat
terry and perfdy of heartless wretch
under the ill-assumed guise Of gentle
man-Memphis AppeaL