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walnut inch boards II wide about half dry shunk
inch in T he In in5r or ab a this dbgp sS
does not ipiure 1t.
Tests Rgnde at the Shops OF the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Company, Altoona, Pa.
In order to make test Bukleys Lumber Dryer
walnut and after firing forty hours the lumber cne from the
The following kinds of lumber were weighed and gauged
~ inch pine plank weighed in 78 MS weighed out 46 Ds
inch ask plank Weighed S. Ibs, weighed 60 Ds
gagged in 1y nehe5 geqged out lS j., 81 ~ w..ad ON
56S BIS eauged in ll9l inches gauged out ~
IL inch cherry beard gauged in 1873 nches gauged ont
piece of oak weighed in 1873 MS, weighed l57 rbB
pine board perfecty green weighed So MS weighed out
5 MS aud only in the kiln twenty hours The lumbe4
came from the kiln ready TO work.
The tests were perfectly satisfactory. ,-.
JNo Fl T. IAfRb sSps MOTIVE Power and Machinery
The practical operation OF Bulkleys Lumber Dryer has
be satisfactory as St forth by the certificates Of Mr.
'"l '0'F'i THOMAS A. SCOTT Vice President
From G. F. Allen,
Superintendent of Wood Work and Car Shops Chicago Bur
Ss1 test s e ona.s i SG az on
the lumber safety from fire. small amount Of fuel easily al
further due to process say that the lumber dried in
-four lay far M s n T5 d ed 6AR wo We h had dur Wes
and the lumber was more thoroughly seasoned than any we
have dried heretofore and that too without any checks
| From William j JOhnsoKg
Foreman New York Central Railroad Shops Auburn N. Y
has great help IeOnsder the best mode OF
From $. j. Hays,
RS @ Central R esdtg RsSa bn
another kin, and shall build several more,
From 8. @. Cnse,
Superintendent of Car Dept Michigan Central Railroad
From several years experience with d. d BaTeys ane
mend this as the best in
From Barney, Smith <z Co..
| Car Builders Dayton, Ohio.
um6er and Of al dmeasSnS the tine Ne Ftqpirfa oT
From Dean 81 Eaton,
Car Builders, Detroit Michigan
Some 6K by Il inch green oak for car trucks was dried Il
and half in the open air We have made thorough tests
hudthe lumber does not shrink particle ater coming op
From Russell 81 Co.,
BudeF and MspgaetaTe5 q Ksfspers Movers Hors
The lumber the kns all ready 70 work FtoE
the lumber before the moisture ali gone The esture Of Ii
wood remains sd hrm ana t2gsh aRd susceptible Of very exec
of thoroughly seasoning lumber
From Sanger dG Casey,
il far exce ali other modes drying lumber tla have con
under oEr ooseyaonin regard @ to simplicity eheaPness
by @ @ Sf snd sdEs yn
3 From G. Aultman Il Co,
Manufacturers the Buckeye Reaper and Mower, Canton
We have dried kiln n Of Pope Pop @ nsh s snd walnut in T
d@y M TRS soS wh fifs the @ m all fs"o TO
From e, BaI,
Manufacturer of Ohio Reaper and Mower, Canton Ohio;
After about three days and consuming perhaps Il
than cord and half ni wood we opened the kiln. Az
testing the lumber in eVy possible way, We have pfonoune
it perfectly seasoned.
+, From Thomas BEast 81 Co.,
Manufacturers Of Bnckeye Grain Drills Portable Cider
We qss6 t6o proeess between two snd three yen
VS6 % ha II % 5s 3 10 mi Az stron S AZ When dried IN the
e air an9 we nk ronger We have frequently dEf1 ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

After several years Of Successful trial both in this city and
in the country the of number of persons no
have been by s uss, concluded 10 pre-
sent to the public
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
Erom Moore q Camplon,

made BY Bqlkey Lumber Dryer q two pieces Of BLACK
76 inch in wdth inches wide dry coud h
made shrunk Il inch in width In opinion this process
shrnkage of the lumber than other ant
docs not piure 1t.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
Prlce-s1 per Bottle.

Were necessary certificate certificate could be
pended to this from well citizens but dee it use
less. dby ali Druggists.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
No. . 81. caARLga srREEr. NEW aRrr.ru

no. . 81 CHARLES STREET, NEW eRLEAKs.
Having received By ass arrivals, large stock Of FRIsH
and NEW DRUGS, In addition to The largo assorsu. AZ
hand, prepared supply the largo sud inrs.s
wants of the DRUG TRADE SOUTH.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

2O...~.sT. CHARLES sTREET.....,:g(
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

rVNRE ErRsLOS0PEEy OF EE-4Ess2, "a a. r.
The or lectures entitled The ht1zonhg a.-rit.Tg
as delivered ~ Jis New Iak tuatuEit, Alus5r HI
w2v, New York ne hAt E Nav Orleans 7t 81 " Y.r
Vi Eoya strSak Prigs q oeu1s, ,ses ~ g5 lsbare
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tribe 81 minute in fact as to be only visible under
,ioroscone and so fine in their organisation as to
rya met NAB Inc Slightest motion can exist at those
den+s for Otherwise their delicate formation would be
4astroed On these the cable has laid harmlessly as
On bed of sand and the grapnel, as we baVe SAID,
at once csupbt IT, The Great Eastern and the Med
wav aid not srriYe on the searehlng-ground TILL the
Igth OF the mouth aud after preliminary arrange
ments had been made for working in concert, the
Great EASTERN on the evening of the 10th, caught and
raised e c4be more chan 500 fathoms. In the act of
buoying it, the buoy slipped, and it was again lost.
On the second day she caught it again, and this time
brought it to tie surface In the act Of bringing
over the bows, the grapne surged, and the work
again plunged down to its resting-pace three miles
beneath the ships Once more, within two days, it
was raised by the Great Eastern while the Albany, to
the west caught and broke it. and all the work had to
be begun again On the 26th the Midway caught it
and brought it up thousand fathoms when, the sea
being rough and the strain on the grapnel sudden and
violent from the pitching of the vessel the rope broke.
On the evening Of the same day. however, the Albany
caught it again and brought to the surface, and the
Great Eastern, to make assurance doubly sure"
got two miles of it on board and securely buoyed
what was outside the vessel The work OF making the
splice at once commenced but not where the wire
was fastened to the buoy The Great Eastern, the
lance to the east in order to get rid of the tangle in
which the different buoy and grapne ropes must have
involved its western extremity After this necessary
process some eighty miles of the wire abandoned
= y \
If there be any one individual to whom more than
another the chief credit Of the enterprise belongs 1t
is certainly Mr. Glass On him have mainly fallen the
labor and the loss and to him is due the honor of
success.
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FACULTY.:

RUFUS DOLBEAR President and Lecturer Book Keeping and
Business Customs.
--, Principal Agricultural Department.
-- Principal Mechanical Department.
Hon. j. j. LANE, Lecturer OF Commercial Law.
GEO. B. BRACKET, Professor of Mathematics
JOS. c. PIERCE Professor o Mathematics
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J. B. GRIFFITH, Professor of Book Ecoping.
EDWARD NJ BYRNE Assistant Professor of Book Keeping
B. B. EUSTON Professor Of PEI .5anship.
REV. GEO w sTICKNEY, Prc,easor English Language
J. V SURRUREAU Professor G. French.
M. A. MARINO, Professor Of Spanish and Latin.
REV. y. F. HOPPE, Professor Of German and Greek.
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I clasped her tiny hand in mine casped her beau
teous form; | vowed to shield her from the wind, and
from the worlds cold storm. She set her beauteous
eyes on me, the tears did wildly flow and with h
little lips she said, "Confound you, let ne go!"
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STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES.

Which weioffer to our friends as low articles
same quality can be bought elsewhere. Please
us call.
VIM C. BECK Sc
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TEIHE PARTNERSHIP hertt fore existing under the
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-10

en from the
tundI direction of
Ian Mach lea Dparme
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Il. D. SALE.
$3.50 $50
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30
Scion Rob,nnon,a Novel

Scion Robinson, the veteran Agricultural
Editor, has written q novel for THS NEW YoRK
WEEKLY TRISuNu. The qualifications will com
mtnce on the 9Th Of December. [nOy3o wi
R6r We urge SPOn Onr Union iTisndS in
Upper East TsnneSree the mpOrtSnce Of
bold, ng meetir IS at once in every county for
the purpose OF appointing delegates to the
State Radical Union Convention, which meets
in Nashville on the 29nd OF February next,
to nominate . candidate for the next Gnber-
~nGtoriaI race in lhiS State. LEI true and tried
UniOnists be appointed vino will not hinch to
do their duty undsr any and all cireum.
StAnces, .fIF
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4. 4. d w. D. Wllliams. RtiItol.

Gas farmers, merchants pac. other friends
win pleas : see the men advertisement In an
other column Of these snlsrprIuing gentle
men. TIL sy1 have just received a now sup
ply % Liverpool sNlt, Nails, lot every va
Eistyl WiRdeV Glass, Of oil sizes, Core Shell
lerS-the very thing our farmers Sho4 ID bs's
at this seas on Of the year, Besides a large
supply Of Groceries aud Household arti cltS.
Do not fail to Ssnd them an order at one e.
You will get good Bargains from them as We
have tried them personally. .'
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brinR in Your Produoa.

-''' o. our 'ubSeribsFs have promised Va
produce 10 payment for their sab
Va'a' We earnestly uFEs them TO bring
'Ha'aiH.'lJ, PORK, Beef Flour, Corn
81 'f,'VOod uek whsst-TIour. Corn.
,' and such articles. o. cOurss " vill
Ai''F : seek Or ten days w Iutsud :.
Aon'paying SubSeribsFs from eur
SOD Pu' car aeeoua,s Inio the hahds
we propsF OnssFi for oolIsc,loh. We can
psa'''A . paper for netting apd board
,'h These Who are Indebted 70 uS
.a,'f'l'IAs are rssussisd y ala uS
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We lesrR, from good ~authority, that the
store Of Mr.. Al. Boyd, situated on JArrsst's
Creek, in Sullivan county, was visited, a few
nights ago, By a band Of robbers, and rob.
bed Of a considerable quantity Of goods. We
learn, also, that other houses in tbe neigh
borhOod were robbed. The bshd consisted
Of AbOas twenty, all well mounted, fCan
there hot be some mean. adopted BY which
these OGtraRrs ear be %stopped7 We truS'
steps will be taken BY the proper anthoritieS
of Sullivan county TO bring the operations Of
theaa ontlaKa 10 . AneedK terminntion.
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To PrinterB.

wsfaIf che Alleniion OF eur friends Of the
brSItO the aavsrlseissns Of tSs Pbil,dsl.
phia Printing lax Mandatory, Ar. CHARLES
3. Johnson Proprietor. Tnil 10 the me- . e.
tSaSiis and best PriRtiBz Ink BStGblnhnsnt
10 the Uni.sd States. We can IGforh our
fritnd5 II they Wsnt good iHks, ard - Fsasou-
able rsisS this d sAs place 70 ssAd fork. We
have ,ri-d'its a6t know whereof We speak.
Nr, JOhnSoh iS . ceurtlonS And worthy
gsDtltmau. Try him.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARrNRNr,
NsshTilLs, November l9th 1880.

DhAs a. a 49, =
5000 Win ,ho mAausY 10 which tho Pide lists
.nou S6ioval ~prsseAaS. They arc the worst elAss OF
~, 4. me 6oaih, fer worse than the Tuhel SOLDIERS
~ so1Tht through the war, aal sarIendere9, socFPt-
NJ ~ stals II lhlags presented " tAS soHnts' aud it'
Feqslts. 80 No.. "a ain r
- -. 10 WsTk ~ earnest, and provide for what 10
N.-.,,Is upon ~, aud thaR ~adjuhEh. We must prepare
I-n.t M latarest on the state debt.i The credit Of
~ 49, muat not 20 down, and to prevent this, We
sss,t Day the l~nt0rssI oR oar bsads. This will DO don"'
WAN We consider that this stSta Government was In.
.n~aratsd At . tune when III state was without B"nry
~ sTedIt-when is fAithlesa plundeTeTp had taken all
81 asd south, IL "a wonderful that our condition 10 30
-oodI M Stas Administration vas ever 80 uoi"ntly
s. J" a, mine has been. Every traitor that conduct-
M ! b~lsckKuarl sheet before the war, has returned with
iohuson's pardon In his pocket, and engaged Ia th" 10"
,shI abuso Of tho Governor and LsgislAturn. The
snsaxa Who stay At home, and tho blo'd.hornds Of
,yaaaon. and that meAneT class VI men who yhIpathiEe
-Ith th.m-haya all opened upon the STATE 1ovefnmrnt
and the L-gislAiare. viii mot say that l deserve any
sTrilt for WhAs l have dOHa, or tried to do, but the
Radical pArty In the Legislature doTs. a m"re liberal
and patriotic body Of mon, never sat IN the halls OF our
n Tor ths Lbaakv they have eGtcndsd to~lradiag, iAtslli'
r.nt, CONSCIOUS traitors.
individually, I am proudly eoneciousef having main.
tanned my political IntegTity, and % fAF a. ] could or
S.yluR done ny duty. IhGye but ten months longer to
sorve' when, II I live, I 81 all retire TO private life, And
S,sk that reposs 80 necrsaAry fur . man OF my SKATER.
Cd snustltution. geeking No once, ! shall b. sAtiSn0d
With the Judgement loyal men may pass apon my
oficlAl career. From dislOyAl msn l netthSr expect or
desire AHy mVora. IhAvo ths hon9r 70 q a.
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MasonI0 oelsbra.lon Do Ellaa.

80 FHNs g. taf
Oar friends u ne MaSOnle maternity Ia Elisabeth.
'oA' ap making prspaNtionS for = grAad dsmunStn.
lion o. the nth prOxinn. Rsv. L.. y. Brake, 81 this
7ile'. =" isau IL 10 deliver tho GRAFTON upoa the oesA.
'''n' All n'nb'FS Of the fatsrpty. Ia good stand.
ihg, are Invited to b. pFsseAt and participate in the
celebration. Let Ill 20 Who can eoavsAlsaily.
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Growing wheat.

"'aaVs visited parts Of this aud SurrSuud.
'aE soaAtiss, AAd eOavSrssd With May farm
"' ron various Ise,lbpS aud srs prepared to
say The growing WhsA. crop never looked bet.
sr for the time Of y'rr. We traIt the winter
WI bot b a' heavy aPoH IL sslssi year, and
naive will haVsA good crop the eoning year.
- Corn 10 selling - this country At
NON 30 to Is cent? per buShsl. Most OF eur
hFn''' have sribbsd their crop, and all 10.
'''n ~ that the Jisld was scarcely ever
'quAllsd.
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Married, II this county. or ThurSdry, The
18th inst, BY Rev James MeChain. Mr.. .JoaH
R. BoWRRs and Mas MARY ASH GoBHLB, all
Of this eouniy.- AbiagSsn HrgiaisS.
That nSn got " SobbIsd up" IurIt How
very tbankful however ss Ihould fsslosha. 4,
hat worse with bin than IL lei 4.
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jules JARED'sy
EMAIL DE PARIS"
Tau new IEAUrITXEE OF TnS'KIS.
1YufNOEIlLg MOI CnlVliPlDlMBS.

This secret, Of b~eautiyink' the skin being
known snly to Messrs. Jared b Rene, they
honorAbly state that II differs iron all other
preparations. It gives 70 the most harsh and
frecklsd skin both tbs tsEtnre and color Of
poiiShsd ivory, rtmosink Ill diseolOrniioaS,
WhsthsF appearing rs ireekles, tan, mOrphe~,
moth, or blackEworm speeka, and 10 sSpeci-
ally successful IN suoothlns out the marks
left by sNAhI.Po4.
The ,agsats of@sb'Emalr de PariS" most
eonhdsntly subfaitgo thas Public the earnest
tndorssnentg sf,saCh distinRuish9d ladies A.
SIGE0RA MsT0RIS We FELICITY VEST
VAIL, Mss MAGGIE MITCHELL. MrS.
DIP. BOWERS, bUCILTiB IVES.
TERN, Mdnfr PONISI, Mrs.. EN-.
MA W NLLER,LUCY RUSH.
TON.NOEMIRDEhARsS&
GUERlTTES. Ma
70 50 AGNES PERRY; y y &
aad many Slhersi ShoSsihieh Standing 10 the
profession gives the stamp Of trathfulnSSS to
81 acknowledgement Rennihe aPpfoEaL
The Beautiful Lucille WeSteTn sayS:--
.1AndthEt the z Small :" prodncRsg all tho
brilliAncy Of FouRe and lily. white, With the
great and peculiar advantage Of total harm
lsssnsSSc u really adds 70 the ~SofInsSS and
beanty Of she skin,
The Magniacent veStValf SayH:-
have suffered so much from the various
white lotions, &C., which my theatrical pro-
isSsion obliges me to use, that consider Il
. perfect bSnefaetion TO 6nd . preparation
which gives the necessary whitsntSS to the
skin, and leaves the skin cool AID smooth.
Miss Maggie Mitchell InyS;-
have tried the skin btauti6ss, "L'EmAii
de Paris and found that Il instantly in
parts a natural bloom ana freshness TO the
complexion.
"JaFed'S Emai. Dc PariS" Is used AZ = deli-
cate bsauti6sr Of the skin for Theatre, SA-
loon or Ball Room. BY the most refined Hnd
cerupulouG ladies' producing all the beauti-
Tying sFects Of rouge and lily white, without
their vulgar glare o, injury to the skin.
Ssld BY all ARTISANS DrugEiSlS, Psrfu-
merS and Ladies Hair Dreshers.
L iSAbeau, s52 Broadway +: Demm Barnes
/ Co., AMI r.. O. Wells B Co., New York, and
Engine JOnin. Ill South Tenth street, and
Johnston, Holloway ! Coz den, PhilAdelPhis,
Agents.
JARED b RENE, General Agents and In.
portsrS, N. r. [nov9s lsssmoSs.
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NJ. Our Ky, for the past several dAys ha'
been o'OreAst with POrtsntiOuS, gloomy clouds
land We may iOOn prepare for rough wealth
ar. Look out for sQuAllS.
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PHOTocRAPHIc.



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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

IoR THE RAPID URE or I
COaeA-. Colds, Inaucnxn, Moax.eneas,
Croup, Bponehitis, Hmefpienf DOu-
sumPtiOn, ana for the RELIEF
% G~onsnmpiivc Pntienas
N ndyaucea AanReS
OF the Disease.
dhs !. a reTsay 90 sgiserally tnown 10 rurpa.s
that 1t Is useless here 70 pub ,ish ne eyldence ~ y,
viItas,. its nnryased syKcellenoe for coughs and
Ssgas' Aha " wv wonderful cures OF pulmonary
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ksa na,ons ni the earth, lew are the cammnniiier,
" even D~hiiee, among them who have not sons
psnpnl exrereuee OF it, elects - some living
nVpD I'd tdeir mldf OF its victory over the subtiS
sho oar grrous disorders Of the throat aud Jugs.
esaD knOS the dreadful fatality of these disorders,
ahH - they know, too, the effects of this remedy,
'As need not do more than TO azure them that X has
now all the virtues that e did have when makine
the cures which have won 70 strongly upOn liz
eonhdehce Of mankind.
Prepared ~ Dr.. J. G. AVER & Co., Lowell, NasD
sad byJAs. A. DfLLwORTH and W. N. Lam.
DRETH, Druggists, JunssboFgugh, Tenn. jsls-Iy
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PROSPECTUS
o. THl
AMERIAN ARTISAN.

VOLUME 4. hGW sEHlEs, 1871.
TINE AMERICAN ARTISAN, NOW CON-
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The Psoprie,ors Of The AMERICAN ARTI.
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70 Postlnasters.

NsAy complaints Esavh Us that the Flag 10
no. delivered to our sub5eribrfss We hope
our P. N. hisads win ,inpiy % Arr dry.
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oHv- POStmaStsrS and o hers will please
take notice that all newspapers circulate free
Of postage in the county wherein Ihey are
published. W
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B- Gov. BtOSnlow. Hon. Al. Fletcher,
Capt. Isaac A. Taylor. Col. 8. k Piston,
Hon. Mr.. Shepherd Of Hawkins, Hon. Isaac
NeHsoa, AID other fisnGI will plsaSs accept
oarthsntI Tor late papers, AaA other 1alu-
abs dpeumsnu.
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THE EAST ETENNFSSEE UNION FLAG.
LAST NOTICE

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make payments immediately. BY 10 doipg,t
you viii save cost and save nv the unplsaS-
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.Gn,Oficer. JOHN WEST.
octl9W4 I.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

"a. Thanksgiving Day I yesterday was = sloudy,
rainy, dlnasrsrsbIs dAy, Aad bat fswPsopls were ont
sAvs tho StoekhSIasrS, who Wsrs attending their an
nuAl as.tsg. DiviAo Ssryess we're held ct the AsthO.
dIut chafeh " Rev. Mr.. ,Pstty. rA F5F.8ft
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30
BILL.

TOHN SUMPTER VS.. MILLEY SUMPTER.
- ~ appearing from the allegations in
the Bili, that :.he defendant iSs nou-reSident
OF Trnnessee. 1t Is ordered that publication
De made for four successive weeks, In the
JOneSoorOuRh Union Flag, ordering her to
appear { the ueEt term Of { . Circuit Court
Of Hancock county, and make defense to the
Bill, or the came will be taken for confessed,
and set for hearing eIpaIte.
nOy9w4prs fre$5I WM.B B. DAVIS, Clerk.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

ns.', . 70 " a"Bssr huni" inths Uusta
a-la, dsfIns The Chrisinas koRdays, b.
s'ny 81 JounE ssutl'msn Of Josssbsso
e''ay. AN vac dssiFs 70 pie sAis
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30
Chanoery Court.

This tribunal has BEEN in session 10 this
place during the present week, Chancellor s.
.. ". Lucky presiding. Much businsSI Las
bee, transacted. Judge Lucky will held o
special term OF his Court At E~liEabsthion,
commencing on wednesday af'sr the third
MOad1y In. hstt month. (DscsmbsrL