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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-09-13
Joy In Secession Ranks,
WAsHINnrnN- Snnt h

WASHINGTON, Sept 9th.
The unreeonstructed Rebels have been ju-
oIl"nt to-day over a despatch from the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee of California,
addressed to Montgomery Blair and James
W. Denver, claiming to have elected a Demo-
cratic Governor by many thousand majority.
TINS was one object of Mr.. Blair's early visit
to the White House, to carry the tidings to
the President.
HOW THE REPUBLICANS WE'RE DEFEATED.
Another despatch to Republican parties
here states that IN San Francisco alone, six
thousand Republican votes were not polIed
owing to local discussions in the party. Mr.,
Haight was formerly a Republican, and a,
one time was Chairman Of the California Re.
publican State Executive Committee, but be.
came dissatisfied with Mr.. Lincoln, aud in
81 opposed his reelection. California Re.
PublicauS here say that if Mr.. BidweIl had
been nominated for Governor, he would have
carried the State by a large majority.
If the Legislature should be democratic il
may make some change in the Senatorial rep
resentation, as the term of Senator Conness
will expire March 4th, 1859, add ifthe Demo-
Gratis gain the Legislature they may elect n
Democrat to succeed him. This excited much
interest to-day.
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PROCLAMATION.
DyspRpsIA CONorppPn ArIAs1

"ILLIAM G. BROWNLOW, Governor Of
w the State Of Tennessee. To the Sheriffs
of the counties of Hancock, Hawkins,
Greene, Washington, Carter, Johnson
and Sullivan, in said Stato-greeting +:
You arc hereby commanded to open
and hold an election at all the places
Of holding elections in your respec.
tive counties, on Saturday, the 18th
day Of October next, after having
given the notice required by law, for
the election Of Judge of the first Ju.
dicial Circuit in said State, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resign
alton Of Hon. r. r.. Butler, and due
return thereof make to me, according
10 law.
In testimony whereof, 1 have here
unto set my hand, and cause
t.. g.. the great seal Of the State to
beafixed, at the Department
in Nashville, on the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER, 1867.
BY tho Governor.
w. G. BROWNLOW.
Al FLETCHER, Secretary OF State.
Knoxville Wing, Greenville New
Era and JonesbOro Flag copy Gill
election.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

DY VIRTUE of ten vend. expo. issued from
ID the Circuit Court of Washington County
to me directed, tested the fourth Monday of
June 1867, upon ten judgments and costs,
two in favor of James II. Dosser for the sum
Of Sl55, two 10 favor Of Samuel KeplInger
for Sl26, two in favor OF Isaac Click for
S4s6 90, one In favor Of VIM. Grimes for
S9l a., one in favor Of Jacob Hydsr use of
James II. Dosser for Sl87 40, one in favor Of
VIM. Story for the use Of Bergman Story,
for S29 80, one in favor Of +. s. Cox, admir-
Of Thomas j. Cox decd, for 500 81, debts
and costs pronounced by the said Court
against w. J. s. Denton admir- Of J. Perkins
deed, ! will sell at the Court House door 10
the town Of Jonesboro' on Saturday the 2lst
day Sept. 1861, for each in hand, all the right
title claim and interest that jefferson Perkins
has 10 and to a tract Of land, situated iu
Washington County dist. No. 8, adjoining the
lands Of Isaac W. Hartsell and others con-
tanning 1870 acres more or less, until said
debts and costs are satisfied, this the 10Th
day Of Aug 1861. s. 7. SHtPLEY. shift
ls67aug23w4prsfeeS5.
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The Maine EIection.

PORTLAND, NE, Sept. 1O.-Cham.
berlain was elected Governor yester-
day by about $4,000 majority, The
Democrats have made gains through.
out the State. The Republican loss
in Bath is small, Bedford gives a Dem
ocratiC majority of 24O, against 80
last year. The Democrats will gain
representatives in seven of the towns,
but not enough to give them much
power in the Legislature. In one hun.
dred and nine towns. giving Chamber
lain over 5000 majority, there is a
Republican gain of over 5000 votes.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-09-13
DIR PLATFORM.

WE ARE IN FAVOR OF THE ENTIRE ENFRAN-
oHIsEMENT OF H COLoRED RACE, AND THE
DIsFRANCHIsEMENT OF THE REBELS OF THE
SOUTH UNTIL IT Is al TO INTRusT THEM
WITH THE BALLOT. THE CONGRESSIONAL POL.
ICY OF RECONSTRUCTION, THE C~ONF1sCATION
OF REBEL PROPERTY SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE
EXPENSES OF THE WAR, n REMUNERATE
LOYAL MEN FOR THEIR LOSSES INCURRED
THEREBY, Ann WE WILL SUPPORT so MAN
FOR THE PRESIDENCY WHO WILL NoT COM,
NIT HIMSELF TO THIS PLATFORM OF RIGHT
AND JUSTICE,
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The Nashville Daily Press l. Times

Every loyal man, and more especially, every head Of
a family, should subscribe to a good loyal daily news.
paper. 1t is this which keeps our Families Intelligent
and posted. When you find a man who takes a daily
paper regularly, you may rest assured he has a family
that can entertain you on all the interesting topics Of
the day-one possessed with the marks n Intelligence
and refinement. We suggest to our readers and tho
pnblic generally the Importance VI taking at once q
good daily newspaprr-and We know d no better or
more spirited daily than the Nashville Treas aud Times,
edited by S. &, MERCER, Esqr., one Of the most racy
and Intelligent writers in this country. Let every man
who eau possibly do so. subscribe at once for the Irtss
aud Times and by so doing they will not only benefit
but the sntire' community In which they
live.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-09-13

CLEVELAND, Sept. 5.-As much of
the proceedings of Penian Congress rs
has t%ranspired shows in yesterdays
session the adoption Of resolution
touching the death of Gen. Meagher.
A committee was appOintcdi to con.
fer with the Fenian Sisterhood. Some
additions to the military committee
we're added.
Resolutions concerning American
citizens in. British prisons were pass
cd.
A communication, purporting to be
from the Acting Attorney General Of
the United States, was received, sta
ting that the Penian arms heretofore
seized by the Government were now
released.
In all wcightier matters strict secresy
was observed.
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ed, and by the man who has done it.
becomes a glory and a triumph. Gen.
eral SHERIDAN leaves Louisiona by
the fiat of power, because of his
fidelity He can consider his Danish
ment as an honor.
Esr more true joy MARCKLLus exiled feels,
Ihan CESAR, with a Senate at his heels.
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Death OF Governor Helm, or Ken.


LOUISVILLE, Sept, 9.
Governor Helm died at halfpast IL
o'clock yesterday, at his residence,
near Elizabethtown. His funeral will
take place on Tuesday just one week
from his Inauguration.
His death having occurred during
the first two years Of his term, the law
makes it the duty of the Chief Justice
to order an election for Governor, to
be held on the first Monday of Au-
gust next. Meantime, all the powers
and duties appertaining to the Office
must be exercised by Lieutenant Gov
crnor Stevenson.
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Sherldan,S Punishment.

General SHERIDAN has promptly
yielded up his authority in Louisiana,
and goes to the West to fight Indians.
He leaves his post with tho respect
and gratitude of every true friend of
the Union for his independence add
the faithful discharge of his duty.
His administration has been a trou-
bled one. He has had o. malignant
and disloyal people to deal with, and
he has used his authority in such q
manner as TO assoTt the power of the
United States, and to cause it to be
respected. Under ordinary circum-
stances the displacement OF an officer
from his command, would justify a
belief that he had been unfaithful or
weak. But in the case Of General
SHERIDAN the country knows that
he has been removed from his office
because he was just, patriotic, and
equal to what he had to perform. He
Is sacrificed, because he is faithful; be
Is stricken down, because he has too
loyalty stood up. Under such cir
cumstances, the cause Of an officer I'M
justly censured, becomes that ofev.
cry good and honest man. His re-
moyal being made in the manner
which has been adopted 10 his case
Tor the reasons which have been assign.
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FOR sHERIFF,
S. +. GRIFFITH.
Subject to the decision Of a nominating Convention
FOR JUDGE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
NAT. B. OW EMS.
Home Againi


Back to our mountain home againl After
six months camp life, amid the deadly mi
Rsmas OF a Southern cline, we are free once
more! How delightful-aye, how erqaiSite'y
delightful-tO breathe again the pure noun
tain atmosphere, and to drink Natures spark
ling beverage, fresh from the cool, rock
bound fountain head, from whence it I'M
ceasing.y gushesl How different from the
hot, Shiny, poisonous fluid with which one is
compelled to satiate burning thirst in the
Sunny South" Give us our mountain
home IN loyal East Tennessee, and take your
broad acres and sultry simOOms of the land
of Chivalry.
"Mid pleasures and palaces
Though we may roam,
Be Il ever 40 humble,
There's no place like homel'
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-09-13
DIVORCE.
CircRit Court Washington Ga.

ELIZABETH HUNTER Va. WILLIAM HUyTyR
~ In this case u appearing that the subpans 10 an.
.Tsr has been rsiuIned By the sheriff, endorssd tbs a..
isndani nos 70 be found, II Z therefore ordered that
Published IN the town Of Jonssboro', hbr fonr snel...
hve weeks noliyins the defendant 10 APPEAR al the
next term Of the Citeuit Court Of WAshinFton eountv.
80 held ~ the Court House In Jone.bor O., on ths
demnrt 70 thebil, ~ the ems will ~ takea Or oonf,ss.
18th day Of August ISL. JANTs II pVtNtSs
issIaug1sirns as,k
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Amended and Cross Bill.

Isaac Murray VS.. Mary C. Malone and others.
IN Cbancery Court, JonesborOgh Tennessee
Il In this case ii is aliedged that the defend
ants in this case Mary c.. Malone and her hus-
band William Fl. Malone, E. w. Herndon and
Robert b. Vance are non-residents. 1t is or
dered that they appear at the November term
of 1867 Of this Court aRG defend or this
cause will be taken for confei sed as to them.
Aug. 81 1867. HENRY HOSS, C. L N.
ls67Sept6w4prsfeeS5.
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From EurODe,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O-Thc official
correspondence on the subject of Uni
ted States claims on Britain, for spoil.
ations committed on American com
MERGE by the Alabama and other Con-
federate p%rivateers, shows that this
government will agree only to unre-
strictcd arbitration in every case.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
George Oliver vs.. Laudon c. Morefeld.

George Oliver vs.. LHudOn G. Moreield.
TIME PLAINTIFF on affidavit says the de-
PENDANT is indebted to him and that he is
a nonresident of the State Of Tennessee, Or
so c~onseais himself that the ordinary process
of law can rot be served npOn him, and hav-
ing obtained Ru original attachment against
him, returnable before some justice Of the
peace for said county, and the sam having
been returned before me on the 2Sth day of
May 1867, levied on the defendants property,
it is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Union Flag,
notifying said defendant to appear before me
at my office in Washington County, Tennes-
see District No. 9th, on the 3Otk day of No
yember 1867 the same having been stayed un-
til that day, and answer, or the same will be
proceeded with exparte.
JOHN WALTERS, ]. p, W. @.
lS67Sept6w4prSfeeS5
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ExEourIvE NArsrou,

Sta I'm consequences Of the unfayorable
condition Of the health Of Mai. Gen. Thsaas,
as reported 10 you In Surgeon HassaE's dis
patch Of The 2lst inst, my order, dated Aag.
18th, 1861. f. hereby modified aI 20 TO assign
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several tracts of land and town lu,.
mentioned, on Monday the 7th dav V ~ above
Der, 1867. OctO.
DANIEL s. NAVE, Revenue cou..,.
for Carter County, Tepns',,,
Aug30w4 '"Hessee'
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GARAH J. BARI VS., G. W. ARR ct. al. In this
- ease It Is alleged that the defendant G. W. Barr Is
a nonresident, 1t is ordered that he appear ut the
November term 1867, Of this Court and defend or this
cansc will he taken for confessed. August l6. 1867.
lSB7aug23wi HENRY HOSS, Q. l. NJ.
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David MUIR, ct. al. VS.. Michael MUIR, ct. al.
n this causei it is alledged that the defend
il ants - MUIR, - MUIR, -
MUIR, -- MUIR, heirs at law of George
MUIR decd are resident citizens of the State
of Indiana. Elizabeth Collect widow of John
Collect, and Matthias MUIR, jeremiah MUIR,
and Alexander MUIR are non-residen.s of the
State Of Tennessee. 1t Is therefore ordered
that they appear at the Court House in the
sOwn Of JonesbOrO' on the LIST Monday of No
yember 1867, and defend, or the cause will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
parte. Sept. 9th 1861.
JOHN F. GRESHAM, elk @. G.
ls67septl3w4prsfeeS5.
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VTANTED-AGENTS, Sl6O per month,
w everywhere, male and female, to sell
the GENUINE COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, the greatest invention
of the age, Price SlS. Every Machine war
ranted three years. Address,
NJ. LEWIS & co. p. D. Box 3OO3
lS67septl3ml. st. Louis No.
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The following is Gen. Grants letter object
ing to Johnsou'S removal Of Gen. Sheridan
and the other Department commanders.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A Cash Job for a Well Digger.
IF LUNSF0RD, or some other experienced
i. Well Digger will apply to this office soon
they can hear OF a cash Job.
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lLP We will publish Andy Johnson's
Amnesty Proclamation next week.
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"A PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
EXECUTIVE DEPARrMENT, !
NASHVILLE, AngnstT2a, 1861.

NAshNlLLE, august 20 1901. ~
Nv HEREAS, HAVE BEEN OFFICIAL
w ly informed that an obstruction was
placed upon the track of tho Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad, on the
23d inst, near Richland Station, Ten
nessee, by some evil disposed person,
or persons, with the horrid design of
destroying the lives of the passen-
gers and the property of the Railroad
Company; .l..| ...r.|.
Now therefore, /, WM. G. Brown.
Low, Governor of the State of Ten
nessee, in discharge of the duty i'm.
posed on me by law, do hereby offer
a reward of TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS for the apprehen-
sion ard conviction of the said evil
disposed persons who placed said OBJ.
struetion on said railroad track.
In testimony whereof, l have here
unto set my official signature, and
caused the Great Seal of the State of
Tennessee to be affixed, at the Ex-
ecutive Department, in Nashville, on
the 18th day of August, 1867.
W. q. BROWNLOW.
By the Governor:
All. FLETCHER, Secretary ofStatc.
In addition to the above, the L. &
n. r. r, offers $3.50, which increases
the reward TO Five Hundred Dollars.
ALBERT FINK,
Gen. Sup't l.. An. r. r. Co.
%1S67septl3.
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Lynohburg Prices Current,
coRREcrED WEEKLY ny
e & TAYLop

Gr'''n' Commission N%'r'hnnuA and Produce nDIu
PUPrietOH u.s. Internal Revenue Bonded Man,.
lO5 Main Street. LynchSuro, y,
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SlseriR's Sale.

Ea + e
~ Reuben White In Dis ns
uaWiElisand husband. do, No, 1914.
. - -.;rt,o of a writ of feri facias issued
s.nT the District Court Of 10th Judi
~ p tas Caddo parish, La, and to me
cial D in TIE above entitled suit, have
dIec1 md viii proceed to sell at public
seizeu a. - the last and highest bidder, be-
ancL aa y Court house door, in the town Of
fore tns Ia on Saturday the 9th day of
Bellevue r. Undivided one half of the follow
ApTil, sa nsb land, with the improvements
.hsreor,. to-wit The northwest este qnaar &c
ts Y section /, and the west half OF the
o, o. sS quarter Of section OF town,
n .O!s ts of range IL, the south fractional
snip ~, section IS, of township IL, of range
par ~ cost half of northeast quarter OF
10, saa Q af township l6, of range Ii, and
sec'lon i esst fractional quarter OF section
me ND ND sauth half of east half OF southwest
Ii, anu n section 2, and the northwest frac-
quartz quar- aaarter, and lot number 3, in section
diona .agship 16, of range ID and IA, and sew,
:, gssven hundredths acres, entered by
e eEn..Sael Latter, adjoining the above lands,
III ;neluded in same plantation, lying In
aaa III l2, of township liz, OF range 10 all
ss.:.ratag in the parish of Bossier, La
aa;re9 as the property of said defendant
Anna Neville, and to be sold 10 pay aho
satisfy said writ. -, IA - -.
praisement. Hill, Sheriff
rah 18TH 1867. g 3a1. n46 pf $25
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SheriG's Sale.

Francis Hill, -. -o-s-s -rs-
vs. G@& NO. 1913.
s. W Doyle.
I, the District Court of Bossier Parish,
Louisiana.
ny virtue of a writ Of feri faeias, issued
= .o;a Parish and State, in the above en-
t;tl lad suit. and to me directed, have seized
and and viii proceed to sell at public auction,
to s,' the Inst and highest bidder, before the
Court q House door in the town of Bellevue,
Louisiana, within the legal hours OF sale, on
Sstnrdays the 9Th day of April, lS67-One
Stes,n Grist Mill and fixtures, one OK wagon
and two woke Of oxen, seized as the property
az The defendant, S. w. Doyle, and to be sold
to nav and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale--C Cash, with the benefit OF
appraisement. -, ,o., 1907 -. .t
ri 3t w. II. HILL, Sheriff.
lid Il PRS. fee, $9) =
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succession Notice.

ctate Of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.-
- Clerks affie 10th District Court
Notice ID herebygiyen that Elias +. Connell,
tutor to the mine Mary Basheba Atkins, has
tbis aay fled inthe Office of said clerk, his
aeeount Of the accession of E. G, Atkins,
deceased, and hf first annual account with
The minor MaryB. Atkins, for whom he is
tutor 4s..s. ea.. =,
Now, therefor, this is to admonish all
persons eoneernd, that If opposition is not
made thereto wihin the time prescribed by
Law, the said account will be homoiogated
as prayed for. 10 ~
Given under m hand and seal OF ohlce,
at Bellevue, this he sth day Of March, A. d.
HOS. N. BRADEN,
n5n 5ts dsfa e Clerk.
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snccessi0n Notice.

,tate of louisiana, Parish of Bossier.-
y Clerks ofiee, 10th District Court
Notice ia hereb- given that J. s. Cheshire,
adm;nistrator q the succession of John M.
Hawkins. deceased, has this day file i in the
Office Of said eLrk, his final account in said
succession. -,
Now, therefor, this is to admonish all per-
sons concerned that if opposition Is not
made thereto within the time prese rabed by
gated as prayes for: .,
Given under nv hand and seal of office,
at bellevue, thi the 10th day of March, A.
D.AS67. o,
n5l SITS NJ ClerN'
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-a@s-4 L0u1Sna. .-.-
DH virtue Of writ fieri facias, issued
- from the Honorah the District Court
Of said parish and Ste, in the above en-
atled suit, and to me dected, I have seized
and win proceed to Sd at public auction,
70 the last and highe bidder, before the
Court House door, in t town of Bellevue,
louisiana, within the hal hours of sale, on
SATURDAY, the 4th d. of May, 1867, the
following described pperty, to wit:
The northwest quar- of section /. and
the west half of the Rtheast quarter of
section !, township Is, nge 10 the south
fractional part section 3township IL range
IL and the east half of q northeast GUAR.
ter OF section 7, townshiI6. range 10: the
southeast quarter of seem 8. townsbin hi.
range 10 and the nerthet fractional quar-
Ter OF section II and ths0uth half of the
east half of the southwes, narter Of section
and the northwest frasonal quarter. and
LOT No. three g in secta D, township 6.
range IL, and fourteen q 77-IO0 acres. en-.
Tered by Michael Latti adioiuine the
ABOVE ianai, and included Same plantation,
y,ag IN section u, townin Is. range ID |:
isiana. - ADt'sss0i' A1o'-
Seized as the propert az dasanfants
Williamson & Melville. u 10 Ia sold to
pay and satisfy said writ. -s y
terms Of Sale-Cash, WI the benefit of
bsIievue, La, March 30t 1867
a'@ oes W. III. ILL, Sheriff.
PRS fee, 80 q
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W IS ss 1aen, No. 1872 .
n. stoekwell.
G. w. Sentell,
In the District burt of Bossier Parish,
Leisiana.
DY virtue of WIT of fieri facias, issued
ID from the Honfable the District Court
Of said Parish anState, in the above en-
titled suit, and to u directed, | have seized
and will proceed toell at public auction, to
the last and highesoidder, before the Court
House door, in the avn of Bellevue, Louis
lana, within the kal hours of sale, on
SATURDAY, the II day of May, 1867, the
following describedroperty to. wit:
The east half of u northwest quarter OF
section 10, township0, range 10; and the
east half of the southwest quarter of section
3, township 90, of nge 10, containing l60
acres, situated in ae Parish of Bossier.
Louisiana, and seizeas the property of the
defendant, n. stockel, and to be sold to
pay and satisfy said vrit.
Terms Of Sale th, with benefit of ap-
praisement.
Bellevue, La, Mar s0th, 1867
n52 Ct gsTk 4. III. HILL, Sheriff.
PRS. fet SIS ISL
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~ Otice.
Succession Notice.

ctate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
y Clerks office, 10th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that E. Jack Hamil-
ton, administrator of the succession of E 2.
Rueker, deceased, has this day filed in
the office of said Clerk, his tableau Of
debts of said succession.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned that if opposition is not
law. the sand tabIeau of debts viii be
homoiogated as prayed for
Given under my hand and seal of office,
at Bellevue, this the 29th day of March,
1867
THOS. n. BRADEE,
nj 5ts Clerk
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EsgsCias Campbell,
COIlinSbufQ, La,

SOVs"eoo"'J1 At0''
TSakes this method of informing the citi-
: Il zens of the vicinity of Collinsburg,
that he has just opened
A GENERAL GROCERY AND
CONFECTIONERY STORE,
where he will keep everything in his line,
for sale, at the lowest cash prices.
He respectfully solicits share of the
patronage of the surrounding country.
April 9Th, 1867 milf
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STRAY SALE.


T. strayed before Thomas Applewhite,
~ ]. F.. by VIM. Sandlin, on the
nth day Of Def smber, 1866, md will
be sold before the Court house door. in
the town Of Bellevue. La. on the first
Saturday Of April 1867, the following
described animals, to-wil: One Steer,
pale red sides and one Heller, red
pided. Each about 3 years old, mark
ed with smooth crop off the right ear,
and under half crop in the left, and
appraised 1t SIS each.
The owner oil said stock is hereby
requested to come forward, prove pro-
perry, pay charges, &c.
$50 w. Fl. HILL,
Stray Master.
December 9th, 1866. MO