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A SUPERB STOCK OF
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4 LAW =" va
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IF And Satisfaction Guaranteed..A
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Of his money. and perhaps hundred times
as mucll.--N. Y. Herald Of 7rmh.
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$1,000
100 Magic Cascd Gold Watches, $500 to
100 Ladies' Watches cnamelcd. 500 to 800.
200 Gold Hunting Chronomcter do $250to
300.
200 Gold Hunting English Levers, $500 to
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800 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches, $3.50
800 Gold Hunting American Waaches, 500
800 silver Hunting Levers. $50 to 300
500 silver Hunting Duplcxcs. s75 to ESQ
5Ol Gold Ladies Watches. 500 TO zoo
1000 Gold Hunting Lapincs. $50 TO 20
1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches, $50 to
SO.
$500 Hunting silver Watches, $25 to 80
5000 Assorted Watches. allkinls 10 to 70
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for $40. without regard to value.
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no article Talucd less than $40 Is named on
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Address
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State Of Tennessee, Franklin County.
CO. Williams,
VS.
+. VI. Williams, ct. als.
On motion accomplishments and it appear
ing to the Clerk u Master. from the bill
Which is sworn to, that the defendant
s. j. Embry, is a nonresident OF the
State, so that the ordinary process OF TIL"
law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Juurnal. requiring said defendant to
appear before the Clerk and Master on or
before FIRST MONDAY IN fEBRU-
AIRY NEXT, ana plead, answer or dcmul
to said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing cXpartc.
III. Il. ESTlIL, G.. & NJ.
octl0 4 80
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State Of Tennessee Franklin County
Il. ". Muse,
IS
Mary Muse, ct, ais.
On motion Of complainant, and It ar-
penring to the Clerk * Master, from tAc
bill which is sworn to, that the defendant:
A. j. Poe 4 wife Ida \. Poe. are non-resi-
dents Of the State ofTcnnesSce, 50 tina. tic
ordinary process Of law cannot lc served
upon them.
1t is therefore o:lcrcdby the Court that
publication he made for four weeks in the
Home journal. Il newspaper published ~
the town Of Winchester. requiring said
nonresident d"trndantSto appear on orbe
fore the Sd Monday in Novcalhcr next, and
plead answer or Gcmur to the bill, or the
same will bctahCn fer confessed ana set FOL
hearing cX parte as 20 them.
ii. Il. fSTl!.I, e.. ( NJ.
Octl0-iw 30
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State of Tenncsscc--Franklin County.
Jas. A. Mcclure,
Joseph Wassamer & Mary Sharp College.
On motion Of complainant. and ltappcar-
ing to the Clerk 4 Master. from the bill
which Is sworn TO-, that Joseph WassNiicriS
Il nonresident of the State of Tennessee.
so that the ordinary process ofthc law can
not be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive. weeks Ia the
Home journal. Il newspaper published in
the town Of Winchester, requiring said
nonresident defendant to appear before
the Clerk Il Master on or before the
First Monday in February
next, and plead, answer or dcmur to said
bill. or the am will lie taken for confess
sed, and set for hearing cX partc as to
him. ii. Il. ESilIL, I. NJ.
octl0-lw 4 80
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State of Tpnnc9sce-Franklln County.
Samuel II. Estill. ct ais

Samuel II. EStill, ct ais
VS.
Wallis Estill. Jr., ct. ais.
On motion of compliments, and 1t ap-
peuring to the Clerk. from the bill Wi!ichl'
sworn to, chat Jefferson Estill is Il uon-rcS-
ident of the State, 50 that the or linary
process Of the law canLot he served upon
him.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Home journal. requiring
said nonresident defendant 10 appear on
or before the first Monday in October
next, and plead. answer or dcrulr t" the
Bill, or the same will by taken for cOntcS-
scd and set for hearing cXpartr.
JOHN &. ENDtliS, CIR.
cc,1Q.tt-i N
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man. All the counties composing the Dis
trict have declared for him. In fact, no one
else is thought Of on our side. Col. Taylor
has wOfully misFepresehted his constituency,
and his cOaduet has attached an Odium to IL,
which the election Of Judge Butler
will completely obliterate. Northern
men can hardly understand why our
mountain region Is so intensely I rad
ical, and yet sending a representative to Con-
gross who is SO bitter in his opposition to
its policy, and 80 warmly eSpouses that Of
the profigate, reckless, and t~reacherouS
Johnson as Col. Taylor. But when Judge
Buffers voice is heard In our National coun-
ellis, utteriug the patriotic sentiments that
animate the breast OF our people, our Nor.
thern friends will discover that we have beer
imposed upon TO an uncomfortable extent.
No mans course either as a Jurist or poll.
ticiau is more generally appreciated, and the
people can trust their interests in his hands
With entire confidence in his sagacity, faith,
fulnesS and patriotism.
In another part of this issue will be found
his speech before the State Radical Conven.
tiOa. 9tis the burning eloquence Of truth
and loyalty" wOr Is 6tly s~poken"-whict
truly in this time Of long and meaningless.
.harangueI, are like apples of gold in pic.
lures Of silver"
If there ever was a period in the blstOr!
Of our country when true and honest met
should control eur dsstinieS, it is at tbi
particular j~uncture. We have been ruined
by political ~PrOAigateS. With a Congress
composed Of such men as Judge Butter WI
could rest easy about our national affairs
for reconstruction would be accomplished
upon a basis as enduring as the eternal ROeA
Of Ages.
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Backing Down-aen. Stokes We.
Gen. johnson.

A few months since tho name Of
Col. VIM. B. Stokes was placed upon
q list with other namos FOR military
promotion and sent 10 to the Pres
ident for his nomination. The Pres
Ident drew . pen across the name Of
Col Stokes, with evident symptoms
Of displeasHre. The rsason was that.
the brave soldier opposed my pol
icy" We see however, from tho
Washington Chronicle, oftho 22d inst,
that the President sent the name Of
Col. Stokes in 70 the Senate for con.
irmation as Brigadier General by
brevet from March 10, 1865. We con
graduate General Stokes that, after
holding General Andy johnson &C..
s. A. IN a state Of seige for several
months, no has finally compelled him
10 surrender at discretion. We sup.
pose that the President feared Gen.
eral Stokes was about 10 cut OF biz
supplies.-Nash. Press and Times
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What "a said Of lie

Al the Union State Convention Of Mary
land held in Baltimore, on the 7Tth ult.. the
following Resolution wal unanimously
adopted
Rssoired, That the Republican Union par.
y Of Maryland sends lie greeting TO the Re-
publican Union party Of Tennessee, and con-
graduates the brave people who, triumphing
over ignorance and prejudice, have made i'm
partial manhood suffrage an established
fact and who, clarifying in Bis record Of the
past have again chosen The fearless William
@. BrownloV a. their StaBdard-beaFsr In the
coming contest.
Come along " Ny Maryland = follow suit
With bold and fearless strides, aud the world
WIN DO you honor,
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ROCLAMATI
BY the Governor Of the State OF
Tennessee,

r.. ~
wHHnEAs, II has brsh made knOwh % ne, ne Gov
emor q the STATE o. fsnneaaes, that esHaln ~aiFoeious
murders and numsrous outragea have been committed
In certain %eouniies IN his siate, ~ violent and dlsloJ.
devotion 10 he National flag, and thsir uniform sup.
port Of The state GoSsmmsni and vheraaa, these bad
men are banding themselves together In some loeali.
ties, and nodfying loyal men 10 leave within q given
time. Nov, therefore, I, WILLIAMG O. BROwNL0w,
Govemor, a. afoFssad, By virtue Of the authority md
pouer In ne vested, DO hereby soismnly proclaim, thai
intend 10 put a stop To all such outnges, ~ Al once
calling into setnal ssrViss a Sufficient number Of loyal
solunissrs, upder The following recent ast, Ehish y
now the AN q Tsnnases
An Act 70 organize and squip q STATE Guard,
and for other purposes.
BE Il esaesd ~ ~ 0sHtrai Asiwbk efths
STATE Of Tsnnssss, That the Governor 10
hereby authorised and empowered V or
ganiIe, equip and call into active service :
Volunteer force 10 be known a. tbe Tennessee
State Guard, 10 30 composed Of one Or more
regiments from zach Congregational District
Of he STATE Provided, slvyt, that tbe
Tennessee State Guard shall be composed Of
loyai men. who shall take and SuhSeribs the
oath prescribed 10 the Rranchte Act
Sac. ,. Be e 0gl0 sHaeted, That the Gov
sruor shall be Commander-ln-ChieL and any
membsr Of said force shah Be subject 70 his
order. when In bis opinion the safety Of life,
property, liberty or the faithful execution Of
law .reauirs "a 20 BE- orgHnitse, armed,
sauipbsd, regulated and goysTned By ths
rules and articles Of war and the revised A..
nv regulations Of the United States, 80 IA
a. s~pplieabIs, and Shali receive par and Al.
iovaness according 20 grade Of rank, Al
provided TOR the United States army Wills Ia
active service, % be paid out Of any mouy
IN the suis Treasury Dos oibtrHiBs bppfo.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-08
GREAT SPEECH OF
Hon. r. r. BUTLER,

Before the Radical Union State Con-
vantion at Nashville, Tennossee,
22nd February, 1887.
The Hall Of Representatives vas filed 70
rsplstion last night, ~ wall a. the galleries,
vhsrs a large eoneourSs Of people we're
assembled.
Judgs R, r. Butler spoks at eonsidsrabl.
ieazth, - follsvsf
GeHdenen ef a. Convention I'VE met To-
day for the purpose Of adding another link
70 the work We started here two years ago,
When We assembled 10 Copvsntioa 70 restore
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Confirmed and Rejected.

Ut. Alternately has been confirm
cd as Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the I'd district. and Elijah Sim
merly for the lat district Of this State
and Thomas Kaesee Of the 9th dis-
trict rejected @. @. Breed Of the 9Th
district has been rejected as Assessor.
Press and Times.
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priatsd; Provided, that the No,,.
for this act shall not Be armed al PROVIDED
until called into active service ST ,,2OlPPd
ernoT. v we Gov.
Sac. B b Il further NpsrteJ. Thu, ~,
shall take effect from aud aFte, u. .nl' vi
Standing, us do, on the broad sl,'n.
OF the Constitution, aud sWo,n P'lelplH
the laws, have nc concession, ~ sIi'n,
traitors no compromises to oIfs, IG' h
ms and robbers and Il, in The NV. ~.
coming events, r%etributive justice AN 4
take the lawless anu violent, ,h,i, wa
merity will have called Il forth, T,sa b
RACES enumerated must and s,u,, W.
Having reached the foregoing eonol, S'st
feel justified In expressing ,6e nnIsL
the present State Governmental Ts.He la
80 generally Asquiescsd in by loysI .s1
abiding peOPle-will be sustained ssIAt
served, despite all the efforts Of di,sn. y
traitors and disloyal newspapen. NV'AR
The interests Of trade, Of a.,i..,
pursuits, Of commercial intereourss h.uN
this State and others-Of the AOv.Ls.sa
Of our vast resources, Of emiRration
as justice TO loyal sufferers--aR sSe1
these outrages at oncs cease In sv.pT NV
In the State, DiSloyal men are RIiu' w
their vile utteraDceS in EailrOa1 cara ,.as
lie hotels, On the streets, and tbrous,%
newspapers, damaging the malefialI0l..%a
Of the State, those Of commerce. ts.a'
the mechanic arts, Of religion aba $500
as well as bringing rePFOaeh upon a. ~
monwealth.
/ cannot, however, close this bt,f mail.
nation without s~ndeaVoriRg toiuDvr v'..
my fellow-citiEenS Of all partlH M lvI..
taRee-the absolute necessity rm.st".
quiet, Of preserving good order, MA sni..
submission to, and q rigid ehheau,s. !,
the laws everywhere within the lnlbd A.,
State. 0utrageS upon loyal ctlSa Vs,S.
or white or black, and the setting ma, n
the franchise law, Ars'Alb the vOik 4 NJ
men, who desire to fomeBd strife, "a N
not be tolerated.
Prudent and experienced men win \
placed In change Of the " State GuuF
every county where they are placed VASS
be required to protect all good citRIi
respective Of political parties, Anas bui
murderers, robbers and TioIatsn u
And ths number Of troops called nb nas
service will be increased OF dimnbIdu
the good or bA6 conduct Of the puhs Al
be developed. Hoping this p~nstAmha
viii strengthen the hands and lnpln a
hearts Of the loyal people Of u Sdl ns
the future, and ds.er the disloyas kon n,
r. ~ a. AL
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JUDGE r. r. BUTLER.

There can Be no doubt shout the choice Of
the Radical union party iof their candidate
for The u'a, cosgrsss. The gentleman, whose
uams heads this article, is s~nPhauealIy he
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-08
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND,

DoBERr A. THOMPSON administrator Of n. II.
III Mnrrel, deceased, W. samuel W. Bainss, In a.
coTdance with 4 decree made In this case, Il the No.
VombeT term 1885, Of the Ohanesry Court n J0nesboro,
Tenn, I will sell, Al the Court House door, IN Jones
borough, ON Saturday the 18th day Of April, 1851, =
tract Of Land In Washington County, district No. "A,
adjoining the land Of james Deaklns, VIM. A. Sherry,
and Others, containing ~ ACAEN. more or leas.
TRRMs-gAsH nj HAHD. March 9TH, 1851.
MArsWlpnfeee6 HENRY HOss, CAN.
IN N. OSBORN Va JACOB BALL. In accordance
IL. with q deereo made IN this case, a The Novem-
Der Term, 1895, at the Chaneey Cour' Of yonesbofo,
Tenn, I will sell At The door Of the Court House, In
Jonesboro, on Saturday the lah day Of April, 1897,
two tracts Of land Ia elVl district No. 2, Of said eoun-
~, one containing about 80 ACRES. and adjoining
the lands Of \. y. llathe., John Ingls, and others-ths
other containing about II ACRE8, adjoining the
lands Of OdslPs heirs, John ,. MeLln and John Ru-
bush, on which there Is a Frame House and other I'm
puoVements. .Hlg- H F.
TERMs.-stx mouths sreali, bond ond approved So
eurfty, ieln retained until purrhass money Il fully
paid, and sold without the right Of redemption.
March 9Th, 1897, HOSS, o. aud N.
March8wtpufeeeb
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. Notice 10 the Pnhlin.

GOLONEL C. A. EAMEs having purchased a note
Oof hand, given BY me To- Long In 1891, for the
sum Of Eighty Dollars, tseo) which was Intended 70
be paid In Confederate money when given, and the
said Confederate money having been rendered A. pay
menl aud been refused, and several payments having
been made upOn the said note 40 various times, and
the same not having been credited thereof. this a 70 no
tify all whom u may concern, that I will not pay
said note, and the public are hereby cautioned NOD TO
trade or barter for the same. This 9Th day Of March,
1861. ....... r.H
MasHaprsfs $50 JOHN PHILLIPS.
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LEE & TAYLOR
LynchbuI'S vi
Have the FOLLOWING.

u,wo rHousAsD NEw eEkIs ~
III 10 ~ sustomss pho vias TrIfkIph
glain fr iais. a,.urgfg y
I'D london Porter -,va, tuQp
fnEBOxFs ADMANTINE eAhpa
lED raisut Waa Canats. nsoit osCHtpI
36B1sEETs onAnrAesE' EESE' fihel
~ bnnds.
4SnAo'preATp rsqvIrA
10 ppts CUT LoAV, carsaE9 =
lUU Gfssalssd, EEin C., III TiTp'
80 nrCrr'rrD 1E.i'.g
JCR1RRgts TrREBAUeH's
lU RJ' wSiil'J' 90 ''D'is'"t Us aI1Ip'
IOrrls. rAenrr'o rII TH';.
~ On olsHs sHrRRT. nAhtnn siID
10 EfsE - TsrT ehoire. ea1SpL a
~ BBfS rum ciDAE ArFitSIn
sios GENUINE covr AZ
I'D ryssiisn w
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-08

VyHE C0.PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
Ing bstWeen }. A. EAmeu and D. 7. Wilds, known
a. the arm Of EAMES 4 wILDs, Is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent. February asth, isSJ.
G.. A. EAMES,
MarsE4 DIT. WILDs.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-08
DEECRIPTTOW.

The said BILL WILLS is Squint-eysd,
bandy-shanked, pigsOh-tOed, : n~ear-sightsd,
p~eak.nosed, aud has many other notable
marks which may lead to his apprehension.
The public are hereby notified not TO en-
ploy the said WILLIAM II. WILLS In any
way as the law will be strictly enforced
against all who may do so.
H. C. COLLINS,
Foreman URioa FLAG Office,
On behalf Of the Proprietors.
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SALE OF LAND.
oHTE GENT
REWARDll

n EFT THIS OFFICE ON SUNDAY NIGHT
IL last, an indentared apprentice boy by
the name Of BILL WILLS. For the appre.
hsnSiOn Of the said BILL WILLS, the above
Liberal Reward will be paid, bat NO thanks
need be expected.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-08
wiLLIkR q BtOvHIoE,

ComuoaRderia'UhleL &c.
Stats Zeilung, Memphis Post, AsNihnVale
Enterprise, ChAttanOogs Republican, KnOI.
vile Wing, Sbelbyyias Republican, l'uU-
boro' Union Flag and GssenUils En, viii
each copy three times.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-08

M. Treason musi be made odious. Traitors must he
p~aIdaied and Impoverished they must not ouly 10
pnalsbrd, but their social power must BE- destroyed; aud
Rfter making tieap0h odiOuS, every Union man and the
government should be reimbursed out II the pockets Of
thoer who have inflicted this Ercat suffering upon the
country ANDREW JOHNSON, April /, 1865.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-08

THIE UNION FLAG HAS
A Larger Circulation than any paper hm
Upper East Tennessee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13
THE MARKETS.
iCsre'ally reported Tor TAG TRIBUNE
Is


SATURDAY, May IL, 1851
ASHES-The market il without much activity; sales OF
Pots at ~ G2. and Pearls al sl30sl3 25
BEESWAN-The business has been fair and the market
firm sales at lOd 9c for Yellow Western and Southern
BUILDING MATERIALS-We have had fair business
I'm all articles coming under this heading; prices have u
dergonc no essential change. We quote Common Hard
Brick at sl30sfe 30, CrotoD at slSaS9, and Philade
phia Front at se Cement a 81 GjdSl IS for Rosendale
Lime at 81 20 Common and 81 20 for Lamp 1atbs 81 for
Eastcrn Lumber for Eastern Spruce Hair at
see for Rio Grande Mixed 2Si G29c for Buenos Ayres
Mixed. and 2d Ice. for Unwashed Western Hog Plaster
OF Paris 81 tun for Blue Nova Scotia ~ 1894 Sk
y fun for Whs do s. = Dbl for Cleaned Eastern and
81 80 y Dbl for KnickerbOcker and Empire Mills.
COTTON-The business has not been very heavy but
the market somewhat excited Early In the day holders
were demanding fully . cents advance, but finding no
buyers they lowered their views tre and the bulk or
the sales are at an Improvement OF about cent over
Yesterday viz: 2sc Miding Uplands to 29c for do
New-Orleans the close the offerings liberal, but
AT figures the views Of buyers About 2l5O bales
have changed hands taken principally by SPECTATORS
COFFEE-The market for Rio Coffee has been quiet,
and we sales OF mporance0 advise but holders
ms general thing aresteady IN their views Other kinds
are dull: sales OF ~ bags Costa Rlca at zoe, gold.
CANDLES firm. and In moderate request AT l9d22c.
for Adamantne, 3S0i0c. for Sperm, and Is45Oc. for
Patent. =,
DRUGS AND DYES-We have had good demand for
most articles coming under this heading. Prices have
ruled very firm, but show no particular change. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13
CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Mlr Il.-Before
Judge BLATCHFORD.

Judge BLATCHFoRD.
QUESTION OF POSSESSION OF VESSEL.
Win. D. Morgan e. al Ship Southampton.
The libelants have filed a libel to compel the ma
Ory Of the OF the southampton 10 give bond Tor
the safe return OF the vessel from voyage she
about 10 prosecute.
The respondents moved TO dismiss the vessel from
tOdy and deliver her TO the owners on their executing
"A stipulation 10 abide the decision OF the Court
After q brief argument. the motion wasgranted.
Ex-Judge Beebe for the motions l.. c. and X. ID. Bene
diet and Geo. y. Andrews opposed
REGISTERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge BlatchfOrd will, this morning, on the open
ing OF the Court the Of those whom he
mas confirmed Registers in Bankruptcy for the various
gressiOnal Districts included the Southern District
Of New-YOrk We have reason 10 believe that the fol
lowing will he the names announced Ist District j. H.
Williams; lid District, John Fitch; lid District, Isaac
DAYTON; Nth District H. Wilder Allan; Win District,
James I. Dwight; With District, Edgar Ketcbam.
THE BLOCKADE RUNNER a." sPI,IN6BoK."
The ease OF the United States against the steamer
SpDgbOk has been finally settled This vessel Nas cap
turod the 81 Of February 1863 by the u s. steamer
S0Bona and condemned for attempting 10 run the
blockade The cargo and Vessel were both condo in
the District Court An APPEAL was taken to the Supreme
Court from the decree Of Judge Belts. On the appeal
decree entered eondemDDg the cargo but ordering
the restoration OF the vessel 10 her owners The vessel
WORTH about S0Oo the cargo about 100000 The latter
win be distributed among those entitled to share by par
tepatDg In the capture Mr. Ethan Alen. Deputy u. H.
District Attorney appeared in court and flee the man
date and decree OF the Supreme Court as received from
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13
sURRoGATE's CoURT.-M,Y 10.

The wills Of the following persons have been adj
mitted To probate during the past week: james Augan
Mary Day, Thomas NJ. Turey, Piltus Phillips. Andrew
Anderson, Abel s. Smith, Alyan H. Turner Mary Murray,
James Renshaw. Efie 4. Lyon, Frederick Whips James
McManus
Letters of administration have been granted on the FOL
lowing estates Margaret Counel Sarah T. Day Robert
Gllhany Catharine Petrie Peter COlOnb. john Dohery,
John w. Gaier. Helena Klostcr, Christina Lewerth,
Patrick Monaghan, Eliza &. HaT1ny. James Patterson,
Charles Guinan, Nicholas r. Ludum. Patrick Murphy,
Daniel o'Brien. Mary Sweeny VIM. \. Whiteman August
l.. Baetz. John T. Smith, Sarah NJ. Phelps, Margaret
SlAtterY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srEcINL TERM.-By
Judge CARDOzO.
DECISIONS.
Anscn agt. Matkc motion denied without costs.
Ruscnwcig agt. Cattek; motion denied; s. costs To
plaintiff To abide the event.