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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-23

Dlue mixed COaL ana V est ana light Pants take
the eye Of everybody, he is cling them fast
FACTS FOR THE PEoPLE.-Read and remem-
Der that Blondheim's is the only establishment
in the city to get real NICE neat fitting suit Of
Black Cloth for Sl5. -
For one of those silk mixed Suits for Sl1 60
to Blondheim's,
corner King and Fairfax sts
/, For a No. Harris Cashmere Suit for ST. go
to #Zl@G ~ -s"a.-@. Blondheim's
dow H.. corner King and Fairfax SITS.
For a real good Tweed Suit for So go to
i -.-s-1 Blondhem's. =
corner King and Fairfax sts
For tip top Melton suit for ST go to
1.-oa Blondheim's;
corner King and Fairfax SITS.
For a Fancy Cashmere Suit for SIS 90 to
10 Blondheins,
Z corner King and Fairfax SITS.
For one Of those Black Sack Coats for 81 60 to
Blondheim's,
corner King and Fairfax SITS. =,
Last, but not least, if you want Cassnet
Pants for 81 and above, go to
- ~ .a;7h@sro-f Blondheirn's,
my,8 corner King and Fairfax SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-23
COMFORTABT,E DWELLJNG,

new Switzer Barn, Corn House, Dairy, Smoke
House and Carriage House, and Spring OF
leYer-failing water near the house. ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-23
STOVES, TGNggARE. &c.
'TICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON.

MTOTICE TO ALL WROM IT MAY CON
GERM -.. ....
l propose, and will, when called on. sell TO
those persons who, by the ravages Of the late
war, have lost al they possessed, and who lnd
it Il hard matter to supply themselves with the
necessaries and comforts Of life, anything IN
my line of business at 10 per cent less than the
usual price. Let all those who may avail!
themselves of this, act in good faith. and will
discharge my duty with fidelity.
ENOCH GRIMES, %, King st.
T ALSO KEEP THE VERY BEST COOK
1 ING STOVES that are made. Also, the
celebrated EXCELSIOR REFRIGERATOR
the best in use: Timed Safes, Tin Ware in
abundance, wholesale and retail. also have
o fine lot of WATER COOLERS and ICE
CREAM FREEZERS, to which [ invite. the
attention of my numerous friends. | cordially
invite all persons coming to town to call on ne
and examine for themselves. l guarantee all L
sell and what / say. -.
Roofing and Spouting, in town or country,
promptly attended to. ENOCH GKIME0,
nv l4.tf %, King street.
NTOTICE-If any lady or gentleman wishes
" to purchase No. ! REFKIGERATOR,
lei them get the EXCELSIOR They are en-
tirely free from al smell and just IS good rs
an ice-house. only not quite as big
will warrant them to give entire SATISFACTION.
| respectfully ask call from one and all.
nv IA ENOCH CRIMES, 43 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-23

Those beautiful new style Suits at Dealham's
blue mixed Coat and Vest and light Pants, tax Q
the eye Of everybody, he is cling them fast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-23
THE COTTON FARM.

containing about 843 acres of land, bounded for
the c. s. 0. Canal, within one mile of the above
named Mill Seat; and within Il miles Of the
Farmwell Depot, on the A., L. g 81. r, b
The land is Of good quality-a part Of it river
bottom with about 400 acres Of good timber in
one body. The imnr0Yoments are O -
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-15
, For thof UuioE FlFgor0
0TTTTF1I UblIUNFy. ma 1WF'

n1HENFN VDllutlrI. Ea8 g#RtG
SAMusL WuLARb PaicE was killed near the
residence of Joseph Keebler, Esq, in WASH
ingtOn County, on the 2nd day of May, 1868,
(by a tree falling upon him in the bloom .:
youth. DO It.|h II
Brother Price was the son ofEdmund and Ma
ry a. Price. He profes sed religion and united
With the Christian Church when quite Young,
Of which he continued an humble and ac-
eeptdble member, till death has changed his
colmtenance and sent him away. We are
now left to mourn the loss Of one who has
left us in all the bloom Of young and lovely
manhood. Truly has it been said,
:" Death loves a shining mark.
But he has gone to join the triumphant host
above, where his disembodied and blood
washed spirit now basks In the mshnsbine, OF
Jesus loye.r Oh glory Brother SAN is
gone to that glittering . Nnrsion Of eternal
rest" He has joined his friends, and many
loved ones on the other shore,I Sin the
sweet helde Of Eden" where frieuds meet to
part no MORE God grantthat his bereaved
parents, his brother and sisters and surround
ing friends may sc ready for the great meet
ing IN glery, when parents and children,
brothers aTrl sisters, husbands and wives,
apostles and martyrs and the good of all
ages meet aud greet, and part nc, msreJ 80
l.. Il. SIMPLIFY.
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pRERUTR OF RRsPRoT.a

ava RnEAr6wS, TgSSEssEs,
-. April 94th, lSUS,

~NOLICHUCKY L.opGE. NO. 323, EXAM.
At a regular meeting 10 this Lodge du motion OF
bro. lar Alopley, aeommitteo Of thFeg was apOpint-
ed TO supnit resolutops exprcssiyo of ne rcspeet Of
this Lodge Tor our deceaed Drotler, James q. Adams,
who departed This lie % The lotltinst.Asad commit
tee retired, and after n short absence, reported The
ioilowing preamble aid pek0iutid6s, Whlch Nefe ahan.
imously adopted, viz; :EEla
WHEREAS, u hath pleased he Grand Master .of the
U~niycrse, IL HIS arlWise dispensation, Ito permit the
grim monstcr death to enter 0nr sauctdto stutiOruia,
aud take from our midst cur beloved brother, James
g.. Adams, and Transplant him from this imperfect to
that perfect aud celestial Lodge above, that house not
Inad6 With lBlpas cters1in the heavens; therefore be it
Rcsotrsd, That, in calling our beloved Brother FROM
labor to pcfreshment, wemQst hunbly bow in submits
sion to thls7diApeasauonfo OF Q9 great Grand Master;
that we extend to his bereayod widow aud friends our
lears With thpiis. Re i iAko MWN
RetoLea. That "a anf evidenes % our respect Tor our
deceased Broth-r, We wear the usual badge N mourn.
ing thirty dags.3 V ENALdIFWfB
ResoireI, That this preamble, and resolutions be
spread dpon the niinhtcs o. ttis Lodge as a meInento
qf respect and esteem and that q cory be farpighed
the widow Of the Deceased and, also, that the Edit9rs
of the JohesBofun UAtoa Fhg. Grrenevine Ed and Ma
ton usion DO ~furBished copies With arequsat iorPubs
lication. Il H. SnOUN, dOtrt4t 3d..
y. u. MORLEY, SCommHse..
H. n! EARNEH 4 nfN. .shH'
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THE UNION FLAG.
IonesborO Tenn, May Is, 1868.
LOCAL ITEMS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ry.REBEL SOLDIERS BREAKTKE
DfOTK FROM TILE COZ KE HOUSE
DOOR
Sheriff Griffith Tie Right Man in
the Right Plaee!!

IN Sunday morning two ex-retel soldiers,
,,1cr the Instructions we presume, Of tbeir
l4b,oads rebel and c%oppcrhead leaders, who
o,o too eowurdly to doGhedirty work them
.Iro, went to the Court House, and broke
IN ,he lock Of the door leading to the belfry
far tbc purpose Of ringing the deyotees of
H. Last Cause to assemble in mockery to the
IA who created them. But before they full
A. mocccopm nnlished their lawless work, Sheriff
E,im,b brought them to an understanding,
a,,rcd them out Of the House, procured and
q, on another lock, and otherwise, secured
H. building, which it was his sworn duty to
M. By this time quite a number OF the Jd9h-
Nm Of Tho. Uies persuasion, had gathered Nboat
H. Court House, when. the Sheriff gave them
4 understand they must desist in their law
sessurss, and retire quietly, or he would deal
Eththem us they deserved, which had the
desired effect. $50
n Too much praise cannot be accorded our
sacicpt and trustworthy Sheriff for his val
n and faithfnlness as an O9icPr-and his f.
eelity to the loyal people who elected him.
Il this is the game these lawless scollawags
Ere to pursue, they will, Iencefortb, be me.
Ind twartcd in their wicked and reasonable
movements by those to whom they are in
Slebted for existence. lTbe long dormant
%rqp,ilc which has been warmed in the bosom
bf Union men, is beginning to use his poison
bus fangs, AID he must be looked afters
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"" FdT The Union flag.
A Beloved Que Has Departed

2 Wife Tie earth is Clothed With avariega7
ted garb, and nature stands freshly robs9 by
a Divine hand, death with is cold and icy
hands causes anguish 10 succeed rapture,
woe and grief,tO take the place Of mirth and
glee. we greatly regret ths, loss Of dear
scbool-mate, l.. III. B4YLEss, son Of Albert
Bayisss VIII, .depJalled this life, Sunday The
3rdi Of May, at his fathers residence on No
Iaehueky River, wpshipglon County, East
Tennessee. He was early, Inflicted iRto the
baptist. Church, lived a piOps and religiooS
life, until be was called TO I'll the place ep-
painted for all living. NE nov BleePs beside
bis mother who lgn him Ehea IN early in
fancy, 10 try the realities OF an ,unkpoYR
world, Though his, body, lies beneath the
sod, catered by the cold embrace OF deatbs
his spirit has been born away on the Eings,
Of angels 10 the slysiam plaitg Of unmilgled
bliss 70 reap the reward Of his aborS and
bath his heated brow in the limpld waters
which gently aow BY the throne Of God, and
to pluck the ambOrisI fruit that grows on
either side Of the crystal flyer upon FkStrse
OF ii&y SBpf Tar 6rig6ies AhaA tthOsc Is the
sparkling crown Of righteousness, adorned
with gBltering gems ~ loYes which srill
shine When ths Angel oftime shail have fotd-
ed his wings az the Iootstool Of God
Happy are We 70 say, thatAhOts Obedisnt pu-
pil never graced a schoolrOom. Weneyer, in all
our intercourse win studanlss witnessed a
more benevolent, kind-hearted, and Affection
ate one than he, Those who have spent
many peaceful houfs IN his associations,
while struggling with him in Abe aegyire-
meat Of useful knowledge, my poF bod so
lace and comfort IN ne House Or solitude,
while mediiAtas dpoH BIZ lifslthieh is vor-
Thy Of iwitation.- llFII
Hwhat pcase0n hguft we then enjoyed,
Uog ayeAtfheir momory siHl,
.rH Gas me "a fniAn aehinH VOID
This word can Herer nl," fnrT Id.
. Ye bereaved fathef, who nouns thh loss 81
an obedient son--ye sisters, Who hment The
absence Of an aHectionate brother we deep
" sympathize With you, ipthef lgssygphFvs
susielded bythe evehhk % hetprSs foEdesl
tieA. Trough 700 may now be ringing youI
hepdsrin grisfifgoh repalP fsNhfar " A.
caase wv ba4e espossed, We fealiaatiou o
those joys which you will experiences, AZ tn
meeting Of your departed aP9n the piAins o
Heaven will far. surpats ell earthly bliss
AsmsHi0 aiSrh4s ffrohie D,aHt.
D. A. BOLTON,
n. y. HYDER,
F~tiskfsk Ao.btS4, wahbipslOn County
East Tennessee, Nay 5 1858
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Phanka.

.i0n. Horace Miyfafd,I lieu. ianes MaiIias, Hon
- u Hawkins, Hon. James W. Patterson, Hon.
~ D. kelley, liou' Jdlm Baker. IIoh. Chas. sum.
4, non. Wan. Lawrence, lion. Timothy o. Howe,
a'q, W Morton, Hon. Johu Sherman, Hon. Henry
Gorbe,t, Hon, j. b. Henderson and Hon John a.
.san, have our thsaks for speeeBes ana other MULTI
Documents. h'
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For Sale !
IMPORTANT TO YOUNG DocT0Rsl

IMPORTANT TO YOUNG D0CT0RSi
We have received from the, usdical University Of
rhiladepbia, Hem. aGaihuttISG3 c Enfifte Arr Of
SGholarshiR which endtcs thgholesr toRll the bcHe-
Hs cfihe Institutio1 iptil No gtadnates. This ecFH-
nssts y marked ON tho nnrgiasprier, f9fe'gsdes Dol.
lars, and can be bought by any one applying immcdI.
aiely, Oh reasonable torius. L4F
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MARRIED.

Attho residence 10 tho bTides father, III Elisabeth
ton, Garter. county. FEM, oh Tic 5tl instant, by III,
Rev, John RuBush, REV. JouS W. BowES Of this
county anil MISS svE r. SNIfH.' a9iiat 1al
y Although the usual package Of /" swcetneats for the
EDITOR had not arrived up 10 going to press, tie edi-
tor Of the Ela3 proposes the following at a veatuip-l
THUS, two hearts arc solved II none, w "
Thus, two lives together run
Thus, one path will now be trod- ''''
N'.'Nt May.it lead to God
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-15

Abook that should be in Every
Fauftv 1Av4L W.

See tho hdEsrtsempau los otgAe sStsuld
n,a', N another s9lupn, b It Is, niadeed, a
Aeeilent book, which ereIy one ought
pp'tc''! i contains Instruction ia re.
s''u o almost every subject tlat can b.
properly treated Of. Send aud get a coos
"na you will not regretH.a
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deputy Grand lecturer Nolson.

EJ NA@AA AOG4GA CE INblOOua
Rev, A. W. Nelson, Of Riceyille, Mcllinn
Bounty, Tenn, the Deputy Grand Lecturer of
'ae Masonic FrRterpity for East Teunessee, is
'ecta'ing the LOdgesOf Upper East Tennes-
Pee in-this place the present week.. The su-
p'FiOs qpaliAqqtiOps Of Mr.. Nelson, for the ar
duQas . ptiegdekOiSed upon him naks him
pa sdeptif tie good work. We are pleased
70 sec the Masonic Hall daily and nightly
Crowded by anxious members Of the frater-
ni'y-amOng whom we see many strange
laces from distant Lodges, but who, hence
Io''h' are not to be strangers, but welcome
O'o'hersg Wewish for llr. Nelsmahe most
unOounded success ia his noble work of
p'otherIy love add Instruction, and trast he
"''' not oalg be repaid for bis labor in this
world OF sin aud sorrow but be rewarded by
ihe Great Grand Master and supreme 3rcbi-
feet above.
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To RAN Road Contrao,or,

N'sanstJaAdaaa 5f HaAr6. a loa,AaS,, 10 N.
Z 2 usNpuel "a. pS, ohi-f Epr,pesrrof tho
~, iPFsse seabSeAsa Nqhb cArolisa Hairoaa,
7 'ouad In our advertising columns. lie propose,
5sle aNffpt pc pAohr 81 1A16iias II a.
% '0ar'een miles, FROM Johnsoh's Depot to Do.
"Nf Cove ifTfs .Gflfrr fn Efn if'rrr
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Rain.
WchRveh owllod nearly mantlr5f mtcsshnt rain
and Tstin Y rihs,e We fcsr many u oar farmers
will be late IN getting in their crops.
Rain


WewoVl respectfully Gall tie attentionpf our read-
err tothe ais ettiscmdnt Of the Fo6tcld, ohio, Nursery.
We have had the pleasure Of mn acquaintance with Mr..
w W.. locke, me Travelling Agent for. the sails Of
those splendid fruit trces-and lind hia a courteous
EcuidlgSipqss man We tyqst oprCtizeps Will take
a deeper ihttrestth tho cultivation Of fruit. No crop
paysNbdttcr when property Ntiehled to-. Ai q
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'sA31N WRykeplpipea1'

ean The attention Of Merchants and oilers "a
1a1n'''sueu' Of Nc Jchn Carr, IN aaolhsf col
M fhs iamops sRyksr Pipe is Knows ihronrh.
eoanirg tabeths best made. SCI hh tsfa,
Ih'T Hs law ,
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SundaY School pin Min-

Inc Baptist sunday School is to have a
MIC on Saturday, the 2srd inst. They IN.
VIE all the other Sunday Schools to partici.
p''e aud all others mot connected With the
nsno0enlaaa IThe5 e1PssTB hStS qSlts a
.hvelE line ~
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-15

RhvirtueAof a writ or vcIf-cxpo issued from The
- Circuit Court of Washington County To me al
lrrted, testeJ Tie llh Monday Of IAa,riiary 1863 s1pon
u JalSPneht sni cost tprthe NupIof $50 ia, dob and
O. lea danIs, and against JohR ~ Mullins AMI Maj
garcF Mnlins' will sclla at tSe.C mhrt house doou in the
LOVING Ioietb0To' on Saturday tho lSul day ufJune
tcrrst that Margaret Alnplns has Ia ana Ia A trict of
land situated in, Washington. County district No. II.
adjoining die lands of9 ohn.T, BASKET and otlefs. con.
WnlnS two acres more or less, until said debt and
3D.. HUHIH... ...."# .#...kH Is HRIEL'IlII Hgl.,sr
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-15

~ Clerks ofCourts, sherins aud others concerned
arc requested to rcad carefully The law IN regard to
Legal Advertising 1.-THE law Is not complied with
litigation, interminalle, will he the result.
Lcgti advertisements published In other newspapers
than those appointed by tho. Governor aud confirmed
by the Senate, are illegal and Of no effect.
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In ChancerF EOhF1 ID fayIoryilIe
~ 2 l--- TenneSSne.

Pt ", Kizer and Wife Emily, ComPts VS.
= Green Moore and Giles Gregory RsaP'u. y
ARPBARlNG from the allegations ~
C0mpiainant's billthat Green Moore vs.
n0n-rsaifVut Of the state 90 fehnessep, it ts
theftiu lure ordered that pubiidat ioa BE- made
aithe fuibu Riag, aasWsPaPer published n
JoaesbOro, Tenn f0I far successive weeks
notifying satd Green Moore 70 appear ~ the
Court House in Taylorsvilisq Tent ihoa TIE.
frat Friday ah6r ths 'lhfsd Aohdat IN July
next Mt a ghaifcety Goartitheu and thsfe 70
be beld Tor The County ~offJohusogi ~ isald
State, and piUad, ansWafu6t demur1te com
plainaat,b BilI or the same will bSntaken AZ
confessed aad set Tor heafing eN psrtt.H ems
JOSEPH n SMITH 9. a NJ
April 20 1861 7 IliAOI trifiWlt tfI
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10y yirtne Of a writ Of vcnll expo issuqd from the
~ Circuit Court Of Washington county to me dlrcc-
Judgment and cost for the sum of s2lG IS, debt and
cost pronounced by said Court in favor of In. GaIla-
way, aud, against ICarnady Hodges, / will sell at the
dN TIM l5tirday of Junu ls6S tnr cash IN laid. all tAe
Elsht ,ttlgv claim and interest illAt the, s1bl Cnmatly
Hodges has In and toa tract 81 land situated In Wash
i,ngton county district No, II, adjoining the lands of
John Crouch's heirsRmt oihers, until debt and cost is
satisfied. This te 22dtsy .oflApta tSGs.
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SALES

10y liftueof u wit ~ yendi eSnoe s.nca from tho
~ Ctrcuit Court ~ Washineiaa, cdoatv mc H.
rccted, tested the lthj Monday of-Frbrnary ls,a mn.
On \ liegmen and cost tfvr( ~ sum qf Stsi 10, Aiebt
Ngd Sost pronounced BY SAID Uonrt, Rhdi IN flyeEofG
~ et ihs tpgli boase door IN me town Of Jone66lo
On saturday the 9TH day Of JttnehsBs Tor cash In hand
All We undivided tefesi thpt John Mecrlckt AaI IN
MsudetNV, a,lFjoinin9t The lands orr. il. MathisAl
cob BaNtel aud oth6e, until sid sdabfGllT cosi is
satished.A'phis The 22d dSyaof April. Is0S.E
S,E. GRIFEiPfI Sheriff,
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Jesse Cross, Adm. ke. V. Mary Mailer ct al.
IN this case It lie a~lledged in the BAi that
defendants, Daniel Miller md Thongs
negses. II 10 ordered that PUBLICATION be.
made for four successive weeks IN the Union
flag, a paper pnblished In Jonesboro' Ten
nesSee. notifying said defendants to appear on
The third Monday 10 May next, before our.
ChRncery Court a. the Court House in.
BlountYille and make defence to snid Bill,
or the same will be heard eHparie. April
Rules 1868. .
WILLIAM MLLEXNH, c. & ".
aPl7wiprsfreS5
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State Of Tennessee, Carter County.
o CIRCUIT CorPr MARCH TERN IIsSsaf,,
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Uatharine Zee ys, JQmea. Lee. .I-T.
TT appearing No. the GOpttfFOm, the return
Il oflthe, Sheriff, indbia case, that defendant
James Ice is,n0tR resIdehb. iltnis therefore
ordered by tho Goarts that publication be
made, far ognsupseesiTe Meeksiin the JONES'
boro Flag. a newspaper published Dathe
toNnrOf JoueEbaro notifying said defendant,
james Lee, to appear at the.DeKt term Of the
Circuit Court ely Gnrter Sopqtyy YennT TO be
held foy Nd igblnty, at the Court HoqseAih
Elizabethton, lop TIE end Monday o fJgly
next and, answer said pstitiopI orr the same
viii be. heard ex partee, rlA COP, OF the
REGARD. A., RlCHARpC. MITE, Clerk, )
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z, is.1st.i boa midi,
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A b. Onmnlings. 1850,

Is our authorized agent. TO collect money dne tho
F}ag, for subscriptions and advertising. lie has au-
thority IN receipt for allamonies, aud we trust those
glio are indebted to rs vilhbe prepared ~ settle their
accounts when be comes around. snd t1r ielts.nt
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-lsasmaylwlprss

Dl virtue Of writ Of vendi expo issued from the
ID circuit Court Of Washington equity 10 me direct
edttssteii the ith Monday Of February Ise6, npon u
Judgment and cost for the sum of $40 10, debt and
cYst, pronounced by said Court in favor Of. j. q.
1t the tOurt house dior In the townof Jonesboro,
on saturday the 18Th day Of June, for Cash in l~anlphli
the right, title, claim aad interest that Jpmts A. Shep-
hard has In and toaLat md Siw Min, situated In
Washington county district No. -, adjoining the
iands OF j. II. Crouch aud others, containing three
heres more or less, until debt and cost is SATISFIED. This
tho "a day Of Apra 1868. I y .IuL-IL
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Chanerfy .at BI0altEiIIe. oTtEaa..

Jabez Mitchell tai. Va. MarthS bynchaet Ht.
M this ease 1t fsAledeed' ID the bin that
defendants, MarlhgBSnch,i Matilda Metts,.
Susan a. Lynch, and Elizabeth Lynch are
non-residents of Tennessee. ft IL ordered
characterization Be. made fOrfoaF 1shceessive
weeksltu the UnibIF Flag, d pkper printed ~
tic town Of, JoBesb6tO' fshnl notifying said
Defendants tbiRPpear before our i0hGAceryi
OOartAtthS C0arp House ID BlountvilloiO on
the third Monday H. May next, and mike de-
fraee tolsaia sui aoFthtishme wilhbs set tor
he6riag erbortePaAp Ruitsi lSdsJ'ng ~ cd
10 sbSal WMMNMM ULhBNNlKg Od&M.
tadif w4RFsfetSJ.s mahA bnnmahaiI ahol
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Fatal Shooting ARRAY in, sullivan
County! HUI
MAN snoT ANp KILLED!

WI - n" -
We Fearn a fatal shooting aasey occurred a. w near
flen. Ridge, Sullivan county Tspne-sses "a Friany
.t, the sth inst, resulting in he Wiling 81 Colonel
Gearse Roller. T~lefacts, ass tatcl to us, were "a fol-
bows: Roller, in company will Ids son.in.iaw, gbhu
per,ncer. late Serrt. Sth Tenn. &. $. Vol Cavalry,
&nd A , Dung man by the name Of Chilarcss, gdi int d
dispute about some matter of a private nature, when
boiler drew Ills revolver and snanpcdit ,this son.ln.
t,v p.r.irr,r. p,r.iprc,s \ Tho same ti,,c .hield,nx,
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( ~ N FHe U0nFI II0nae do0r m
SD4ssooto Lenn on Saturday 2sd NV ~
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lluller, We learuq belonged to the possoe, who, ia
lS62, 'hqt audkhlcd Mr.. Hunt, the frrymap, at pr
pear Old pactols, on I%Iolstou river, for fcrrxing tcf-
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10y Virtue Of d writ % vcndi expo issued from Tie
ID Circuit COuftof Washington county 70 to dirert-
cd, tested the 4th Mondiy Of February 1855, upon a
judgment and cost fol, tlfe sum Of S2lt 05, dcbf and
c1si pronounced by said Court and IN favor OIL, L.
Gillispie, and against Isaac Philips, and John Phillips,
z VIII eliut the Court.honse doorin tile town ofJopes7
IN hand, an the fight, tire claim aud interest, that the
said Isaac phillips has in aud 10 a TRAIT % land situa.
ted IN Warrington comfy district No. 5. adioinlng the
.kids 81 5lurr's heirs, q, ". Telford. Brown aud 9TH
en-, cbhtainlng hfy acres more " less. Also, all the
right, title, claim and interest that John Phillips has
~ and 10 a tract Of land sitiated IN Washington cvun.
~ district No. S, adioinihg the lands Of DanieI Moore,
Wyley's leirs, J. II. D~sser and others, containing $50
acres more or less, until said debt and cost Is satisfied.
Thh the Pei day - April 1893.
bls~SshaylwiPfS5 s. 3. GRITFITHi SLsrI0,
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