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Circuit Court, TayIOrsYiIIcl Tenn.

nAVID N. WILLS vs. THOMAS SUTH.
IL erland. Now pending in the Circuit
Cour, Of johnson county. IL appearing from
The SherifTs return, that the defendant 10
not to be found, or 90 abscondS ann con-
ceals himself that process cannot be Serv-
ed, and that Judicial attachment has been
awarded and levied upon defendants Real
Estate. II 10 ordered that publication be
made, for four successive wheks, In the
Union Flag, notifying said defendant 70 APP
pear at the next term Of the Circuit Court,
IA be held for the Cnunty Of Johnson, at
the Court House, In TaylorsVille, on the
third Monday In November neIt, aud de-
fend said suit, or he will be proceeded
against eK paTte. October IL, 1865.
oct2eW Iprs feeS61 FRED. SLIMP, elk.
TOHN WARD. VS.. JACOB WAGNER
ID (Gray Jake). Now pending in the Cir
cult Court Of Johnson county II appear
ing from the SherlFS return, that the de-
PENDANT Is not to be found, or 90 absconds
aud coueealS hiusslf that process cannot
be served, and that Judicial attachment
has been awarded AAd levied upon defend
ants real estate. Il 10 ordered that publi-
cation be made, for four successive weeks,
In the UHioa Rdg, notifying said defendant
10 appear a. The merit term Of the Circuit
Court, 70 be held fot the County Of John
ton, Al the CourLHouss, In Taylorsville, on
the third Monday In November peHt, and
defend said suit or this will be proceeded
against ex-parte. Oct. II 1896.
Out26w4pfS5 FRED. SLIMP, @. ".
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LAST NOTICE.

TNH0SE INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OF
JOHN WEST I Co, By AeP, or other
wise, are requested 10 come forward and
make payments Immediately. By 90 doing,
you VIII save cost and rave me the unpieas-
ant duty Of placing the lame IL The hands Of
an oHcsr. JOHN WEST.
oct1oW4
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LAUREL I'LL SCHOOL,
Petition to Sell Land to Pay Debts

ID L. WILSON, ADMINISTRATOR OF
h the Estate VI VIM. Nelson. deeeaHed,
TI. the heirs Of Wm. Nelson, deceased. In
this case II appearing from the Sheriff. re-
turn upon Che subpouA 70 Snsver, Issued
against said defendants, that Ellen Nelson,
widow Of said wn. kelson, deceased. James,
John, RmaliBe, Franklin, CAtharine, william,
snd MARTHA Nelson, minor htirstof said WIN.
nelson, deceased, ere non- fp9fdfnu OF the
State Of Tsnne1see. u q, therefore, ordered
that publieatioashe made, for fodt saeeepslys
weeks. IN the UaioA fis7, . n~ewspapsr pub
lished 10 the town Of JoBeeboroukh, notify
ina said defendants 10 appear a. he Deesn-
Der term Of the County Court 70 20 held for
johnson county, AT The Conrt-House, Al Tay-
lorsviile, on the 6ut.MoudAy In D1eeuber
ue1I 70 % What Ia necnassy 20 protoct thSir
Interest, or the sans win be takfn fsf con
itned and serforhsAtinE en- parfa.
osilsS4Prs fssssl RE. BERRY, Qssk.
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]. 7. CAZIER,
TennesSee,

XHoULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
wv friends, patrons and the public gen.
orally for their very liberal and extensive pat
ronage and hopes, by thoroughly discharR-
ing bis professional services, he will continue
to merit Their patronage in the future, ut the
above named place, where he has resumed
his practice, and would be pleased to walt on
all who entrust their teeth to Ms care. Hav-
ing just returned from the Eastern Cities
whore he purchased an, entire new operative
and mechanical outfit, together with a
choice selection Of the beat material known
to the profession, and having secured all OF
the most app, owed improvements for perform
ing operations in the most scientific style, he
feels sangnine that he win be ANle, combined
with m extensive experience Of more than
ten years practice, to give satisfaction in all
operations which he may perform.
TEETH inserted on the Vu'cAnite Rubber
Base, Gold and Silver. He would invite
special attention Of those who wish ARTIVI-
cIAL TEETH to the Rubber Base aG pOssesJinR
abSOLute superiority over all other articles ey-
err offered for that purpose. It can be more
perfectly adapted 10 the gums. 1t has great
strength, yet it is light and very durable. 1t
10 easily kept c~lean-AswGet and pleasant to
the taste. II does not cost haD az mucA as
Gold Base. Indeed, all who are in need oil
Artificial Teeth, and those who wish TO pre-
serve their natural ones, can have it done at
the LoWsst Price by applying at
CAZlER'S DENTAL OFFICE,
Move 1866 JoNBsBoRo', TsNNEssEE.
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wo have roeeivSd hon the stamp Chimney CON
paay,' Of NsW York, ~HpsclnpnS Of their new inVeh.
ton-ths metal OF braai top lamp Ohimnsyn. They are
esrtAiniy . good lnveation, ~ they will last a. long ~
four Of tbs common slasb chImnsys-Whioh arc iiabls
to be broken whom they Sst OvSr.hsAted. We aaViss
our merchants 10 order q supply At once. They are
bound to s~upcrSsds the old lamp chimney.
n1s" he remembered hs F~orOOaoH' We, beautifully
aaId OF Howard, the PhilanthrSpist II Also ApplieS %
every man who brings tho ansllorgtIOns, eomfoFta and
4nIoymehts Of Ihe within tbs reach Of bofsJus and
slaaSss who are OtheTwis deprived Of thsir advantages.
Especially may II DO shid u him who laboTlogqly aeska
and finds new Means OF preserving health, the poor
mans capital aud tho rich mans power" We thlnh
this eulneium properly applied 70 ]. o. Ayers, o. Lo-
well, Masa., tho renowned chemist Of New England,
who, spurnlnR the trodden patlA TO fame, detOtes biz
entire abilities aud acquireInents 20 the discovery Of
Natures most 0hsctual remedies for disease. When
the hidden blessing has boeu revealed, no proceed "a
supply IL 70 all mankind alike, through our druggists
At such low prices that poor and rich may allks enjoy
It's bOneAts.-JOur and ERqsirer, POrHaad, Me.
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Removal.

I'm De sen, b. rssrenes to Dr.. oIbsou's card,
49,, no, '0eaa 10 another column, that no has re.
49, =. once TO u, battling opposite The Court.
49, Hasf' 10 viii b found In The daytime. M,
$3.50" no" IN he buildlns in lhs vest end q
~ ~fm'rlJ ooeuPisd By the Rev. Or. Drake, uhsr,
nHJ De found At nlghi. Dr.. aIhsou Is toa vel
aa'Hn " q good phyIisian for n. 10 .dd .uy,hlur :
..r a" "paiaiion - . phyasian sod susssor
So Practitioner, perhaps. u Haai Tsnnss.
- A'h loyd sad an bsasi o. byal en-,
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You must stamp the bottoms out
of your Boots while I am Speak
ingl" /.
The above advice was given one Of our cit
iIenS the other day BY a COpperhsad speaker,
who calmly replied, u When l stamp for such
a cause as you advocate the world will come
20 an endin The COpperbsAd orator had
mistaken his man that timel He should
have asked a rebel bushwhacker 10 do his
dirty work not a Uuited States soldier.
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bG- MsSIrS. Lee 4 Taylor, Commission
Merchants Of ~byuchbutg, Virginia, are said
TO be doing the most extensive trade Of any
merchants this side Of the Northern cities.
n our merchants want good prices for their
produce they should send iI to this old and
1 reliable Houae.
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- Cosliyanssp or hAbitual Constipation. From
these ~a6iictions arise macy Of the alliDgs Of man.
We hear daily, people complain Of headache, nsrVou
debility, ETC., and g~eleFaly the cause ri the complain
can be traced to theii eOntlsipaied habits. A remed
for the cure Of this trouble 10 what they want. We ne-
commend DR.. R0baek's. Sugar Coated pills no the best
remedy We know OF. They contain no mercury, or 9TH
ar mineral poison, and are like a charm on the liver
and ~lnteatinOs. Give thrm a trial.
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TTTI cIYfs RENllDL XD 10 fHIEEgl

NEwTOy PERKINS, A BOUND Roy,
IN len my resid~ncs, on the 18th dag OF
October, 1895. Said boy Il IL years old,
has Iighl hair, blue eyes, and dark skin.
The shove reward viii Be paid and no
thabhs rssdessA. WILLIAM WALTERS.
ssl1sH1 -
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All Honor 10 Wee1e-o v,-,t,,.

W.L-ofs WOstorn virginia.
r'esiy.d : siub u TRfRTY ubssrsbsn 10
$3.50 hen Wsss'tu .virslaia. Al hssor % An
SIap'epl, q aa4u.ifoadsn on vnfiuiA Ices IA.
1870 s'a ifsiiag IN ~ dusa, bai he N a.,
tAros a NJ s,nkiss q priudiss aaa 3. fs..
49, . n, y EisAs. toys Iss yoar MOTTO J.
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cum and Ammunition Store.

We call attention to the new Advertisement.
Of MeSSrI. Stacy and Angel, o. Kaoxville.
They are carrying on the mos. extensive Gun
and AmmunitiOn Store in East Tennessee
They are doing q wholesale as well as retail
business and iopr merchants you'd do we'll
to order their goods from them and save mon
ey. See their Advertisement.
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NOTICE

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, EX-
ID eculed by Martin l.. Hartsell and his
wife, Margaret, TO me on the 9Th day of Feb
rury, 1861, | will offer for sale, at the Court
House door, in the town Of Jonesborough,
Tennessee, on Nondy the 26th day OfNoyem-
Der, 1866, for cash in hand, to the highest
bidder, ONE TRACT 0F LAND, lying in civ
II District No. 8, Adjoiains the lands Of Mont
gomery Boring, Isaae Eartsell, and others,
containing l75 ACRES, more or less. This
the oath day Of octUber, 1866.
D. T. wlLDS,
oetaetds-nov26-prs fee$51 Trustee
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TRANKLIN KlZER VS.. NATHAN G. cox.
III The plaintiff says the defendant Is a
nonresident of the State Of Tennessee, or so
abScondI that the ordinary process Of the law
can not be served upoA HIM, and having OBJ
tanned an original attachment against him,
relurnable before ZONE Justice of said coun-
~, and the same having heen returued before
me, on the 9Th July, 1866, levied on the de-
PENDANTS property, IL Is therefore ordered by
me that publication be made, for four sue
cessive weeks, ia the Union Flag, notifying
said defendant TO appear before me, at my
Office, In Jonesborough. on the 2Tth day Of
January, 1867, the same having been stayed
until that day. aud answer, or the same will
be proceeded ex parte. II, D. MARTIN,
nov2w4prs feeSB1 J. 7. W. @.
A NINA RYAN rs. NATHAN q. cox
N The plaintiff says the defendant 10 a
hon-resident Of the State Of Tennessee, or SO
abscondJ that the ordinary process Of law
can not be served upon him, aud having OBJ
tained an original attachment against him.
returnable before some Justice Of said cOun-
", and the same having been returned be-
fore me. on the LIST day August, 1866, levied
on the defendants property, It Is therefore
ordered BY me that publication be made, for
four successive weeks, III the Union Flag, no
flying said defendant TO appear before me At
my Office, In Jonesborough, on the Let day
Of February, 1867, the same having been
stayed until that day, and answer, or the
same will be proceeded with ex pnrte.
r. D. MARTIN, Up. VIC.
n~oy2w4pra fees5.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

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personai experience OF IL .e1ects- Romc living
trophy In their midst OF 10 victory over The aubtB
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A al know the dreadful fatality OF tbesc dlsordeia,
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EeN tIRLKAEa, 18th Ahgud, $50.
Or. J c. AVER: Sir, ! clieerfully comply WITH
OF the eRects1 have realized with yOnr SarsnpaTflla.
1 have cured with Il, in M practice; most q the
complaints Tor which u - rec0MlHG ~ "a a cm,s nhs ~
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tents had s~Yphllitie ulcers in his throat y hieh were
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Weeka Another was attacked BY secondary eymp-
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without some dishgursiioR 70 MS asce. a woman nat
curry was suffering from this pOison 10 hsr bdheS.
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a damp day she suffered exerueiatiIg pain n her
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DE ,. &. AYRR: Sir, ] have been Afflicted With
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your SarsaparfllA. One bottle cured mo IN two
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Jules X. Geiehen, Of 81. LOula, WIRES; " ! have
been afflicted for years with Al affection WtAe Ltrer,
which destroyed my health, ! tried everything,
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other cause than der6Hgement ~ te Livfr. My
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DIVORCE BILL.

TOHN SUMPTER VS.. MILLEY sUNPTER,
81 It appearing from the allegations in
the Bill, that The defendant is nonresident
of Tennessee. 1t is ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks, in the
Jonesborough Union Flag, ordering her to
appear at the next term Of I Q Circuit Court
Of Hancock county, and make defense to the
Bill, or the same will be taken for confessed,
and set for bearing exPartr.
nov9w4prs fes$51 WIN. B. DAVIS, Clerk.
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Is j. M'KlNEY VS. WILLIAM
ANs and James P. 7. Carter, Executors Of A. N.
Carter, deceased, and others. In this canse II appear
ing from the bill that the defendants. James p. 7. Car
ter, Samuel p. Carter, and the heirs ~ Landon d. Car
ter, deceased. are non .reaideuts Of this State. II IL or
dered that publication be made for four successive
weeks, in the East Tennessee UHtOn Flag, notifying
said defendant to appear at the Court House In Eliza
bethton, on OF before tho "a Monday In December, ls55,
next, at a special term Of said Court, AID make defense
TO said bill, or the same will BE- taken for confessed and
set for hearing ex parte az Il th0m. November 5, 1866.
noV9w4prs fesJi H.. Y. SMITH, @. 4 NJ.
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Prices Of URcuFrent Money.
RY THOMAS 8. MARI

NASHVILLE Tenn, Nov. 2, 1875.
BEL YOUR UNoURRENT MONEY. THE FOL.
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BILE to h~uetuAte, but may be depended On q sufficient
length Of time for remlttRnces n be received byInAil or
express, II forwarded without delay.
T~ENNESSRE. BANK Of Fulton 20
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nc. AnGhoAy's FiFr, HO-e or E~TEs.neHnss
letter and salt Bheumas Scala hAemas
RfngworIn, Sore Eyes, WrOpay.
DIR. Robert ST.. PTeble writes from salem, y IL
i2Ih Sept, 1869, that he has curod ~ invetera:e
ease OF DTOpsy, which threatened 90 terminate M
tally, BY the pefsevering use Of our Barsnparilia,
and also dangerous Malignant ErgstPctas by large
doses Ofthe same; says DO cures tbs o0nn9l EFHV
fiORs by 1t constantly.
R~ronchOeelc, GoItIe OF SVveIied NcclE.
Zebnlon Seal, Of Prospect Texas, writes: Three
bottles Of our SaTsaparilla cured me rom Q GOitre
"a iideonE swelling on the nech, which ! had tut-
fersd kfOm over two year,
Leue@grhRM or whites, Ovarian TunaoEp
Uterine UI~ceration, Resamto wNsenses.
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most excellent attentive III the Numerous COM
plants for which we employ sach . remedy, but
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LeueorYhUa by Il, and soint where the complaint
WA caused by decoration OF the aferlH. The nicer
alton iiself was sOon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equA.s II for these fenn'e arrangements"
Edward s Marrow, Of Newbury, Ala, writes
"a DANGEROUS ODdTidH fuipog on ono u the females
IN my family, which had defed al the remedies we
could employ, has at length been completely cured
BY your Extract Of SaIsapaTAla. our physician
thought nothing but extirpaiion could AFFORD fe1ef,
but ne advised the trial Of youF, Barsapnglla aastiie
last resort before cutting, aud II proved ~ehectnals
Afief taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
efthe disease remains"
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was painful aud Joathsome beyond DESCRIPTION;
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-15

TIE WAY TO AvoID CALuMSY-"If any one
speaks i'll of thee" said Epictetus, "conslJer
whether he hath truth on his side; and IL so,
reform thyself, that his censures may not ef
feet thee" When Anzimander was told
that the very boys laughed at his singing,
"Ah," said he" then ] must learn TO sing
better" Plato being told that be had many
enemies who spoke III of him, said ut Is
no matter will live so that none shall be-
lieve them" Hearing at another time tina,
an intimate friend Of bis had spoken detract-
ingly Of him, he said; II am sure he would
not do II, il be had not some reason for It"
This Is the slrest as well ss the noblest way
Of drawing the sting out Of rsproaeh, and
the true way of preparing q man for the
great and only relief against the pains Of
ealpmny--a good conscience.