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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
WHY the South Should Support
Grant.

An Alabama newspaper gives the
following reasons why the southern
States should support Grant for the
Presidency {:
General Grants election to the
Presidency will begin n now ora in
the post beIlum administration of our
Government. 1t will signalize q
marked change in the public temper.
Hitherto the dominant feeling in the
North has been that tho lato rebels
would obtain political control in the
South, deny the blacks all practical
enjoyment OF their newly acquired
rights, and infuse tho ideas and aims
for which they fought into the gem
eral conduct of tho Government. This
apprehension viii disappear with
Gen. Grants election. The Republi-
can party, relieved of this fear, will
lose much OF it's restless bitterness.
Feeling secure in the triumph OF its
leading principles, il will be disposed
to deal generously with tho people of
tho Southern States, and the southern
themselves, finding their last
hope Of reactionary victory gone in
tho defeat of the Democratic PARTY,
will acquiesco in tho final results Of
tho war they began, and abandon the
struggle they have maintained so
vainly and so long.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
The Arkansas DeIrrntion.

WAsHIsGToN, April ga portion
Of tho Arkansas delegation, elected for
the Senate and House Of Representa-,
tives Of the United States in connec
ton with the new constitution. ar.
rived in this city Friday. Senator's
Elliott and B. I. Rice. and Alexander
Mcdonald and Logan II. Roberts,
members elect FOR the frat district,
here. James Kinds. OF tho al and
Thomas BatSs Of the Ord district will
follow in a few days.
The Washington nronicls of the
2Sth says: General. Grant has re-.
eeived the following dispatch from
General Candy, commanding the Cd
military district, dated Charleston.
Carolina, April 26
Reports have been received from
all but four remote precincts OF South
and ths majority Cor the
constitution IL "a, 500. In the prccincta
yet 10 be heard from the vote win ba
equally divided. From North
Carolina the returns como in slowly
So far % heard from the majority fsr
tho constitution IL 79l0. IN tsnr,rn.
lies eomplsts there Is . slight increase
over tho vots cast for the conse-t,Fio :
lats fall
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
The news Grpm WanhlnKtun.


The eyes Of the natiOn are turned anxious.
y towards our %natiOuai capital. The general
interrogation is " What is the news from
Washington CrOWds gather about the
pOst-Oficea, whilst the kilograms in the news
papers are Scrutinized upon the arrival of
the mails as is the destiny of the nation
Lung upon a thread.
Perhaps ere this paragraph shall have beeR
p~srused by the readers Of the Flag the great
contest between Loyalty and justice on the
one hand, and treason, bribery and corrup-
ton on the other, will have been decided By
the national tribunal, organized for that pur-
pose. Should the former DO successful, the
founders o flOyal artillery aud the ringing
Of bells, and other demonstration Of JOY will
mark the beginning of a new epoch in the
history Of our country while upon the 9th
or hand, should the latter win the battle in
the great fight, the cohorts of treason, with
their more dclectAble associates, the coppa,-
hends and conservatives, viii unite in one
grand carnival-which, in fendish demo-
nincal n%udaciiy and satanic pomp will not be
'1eelled by Belphagor and his p,utonian
imps in the confines of the lost! The
chain which has hitherto limited the Old
Serpent Rebellion, will have been severed
in twain, and the blood of the innocent mus,
again delugo the country, rs in the dark
years Of l65l-2.-3 and 1. The bloody riots
OF New Orleans, Memphis, and elswhere will
he but a small circumstance to what NAV
he expected upon the event Of such a dire
calamity. There are thousands upon thou.
sands OF The widows and orphans Of our Union
dead throughout the land, who are Watching
with mour"isl eye, the last glimmcring ray
n boPe left them 10 the yalor Of their repre.
scntatires in the national councils. Blu,
thrice that number will mourn, in saekclo,b
Rat asher, the day that Andrew johnson is
acquitted
II ever there was a day in the history Of
our eoun,ry which should call the natiou 10
bow 10 humble humiliation, fasting and
payer, before a Throne Of Grace, il ia tbs
day a! MomentOuS heyond r~sconiug is the
qu'auon involved. Two ways are opened up
hsfor' US. The ons 10 the road TO permA-
n'nt peace Hnd prosperity With Andrew Joba-
sons poser des,roysd-ths other ia a yauu-
log Culf--a boiling. Isssbisg easldron Of
everlasting strife and bloodshsd With John
rsi'insd at the helm u the Eorsrnmsntl
How shall 1t bs'-Wil IL be the glad acels.
nation ofloyal uiuiOnI7 or viii IL bs a "a.
hon IN 'sartt
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
The War in South America.

LONDON, April l6-The mails
brought by The South American
steamer have arrived here, and show
that the position Of Con. Lopez is not
30 critical AS reported.
Paraguay claims that in tho recent
naval tight their gunboats obtained a
decided success over the Brazilian
ironelads. The fighting was very
sharp, and casualties on both sides
were heavy, but no definite account
of the loss was given by either party
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
RadIcal VICTORIES Sam Continue

Following Arkansas, cones Ssuth Caro-
lima, North Carolina, Loulsisrs and GeOr-
gia, with large Republican majoritiesi One
by one they take their places as stars on the
blue constellation of our n%ationa. ensign !
Governed by Radical Republicans-thsy will
g keep step to the music of the URion,'' set
treason and traitors at defiance, and com.
mence II new career in the onward march OF
progress and Republican liberty
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
Preferred Against General
SChOflPl1.

RIcHMoND, April 23.-Ex-Gov Pier.
point preferred charges to General
Grant against General S~chofeld,
charging him with setting aside the
laws Of Virginia and of Congress for
the purpose Of enabling ext onfeder-
ate soldiers, who could no: take the
oath, to occupy the valuable offices in
the State; and, further that Scho6eid's
appointments have tended to discour.
sge the Union cause in Virginia.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
Claims under the Indemnity Act
OF FCbruarY 10, 1865.

We give below the rules governing
claimants for indemnity for property
lost during the war, under the law
authorizing the appointment Of com.
missioncrs to audit the claims of 10y
al citizens.
Tho claimants must provo by two
competent witnesses, who have been
at, all times aad are now loyal to the
government of the United States:
Frst-That the property was nc.
tually takou. Seoond-Where tho
property was taken from. Third-Of
what the property consisted. Fourth
by ~whatarmy taken. Fihh-Namo
Of the officer who took tho property
or employed the person. Sixth
Rank Of tho officer, number of regi-
ment and loiter of company TO which
he belonged. SovOnth-State, &c pos
sible, why the property was taken,
and for what used.
Each claimant is required 10 get the
certificate Of some officer nov IN the
civil or military service Of the United
States TO tho fact Of his LOYALTY Al.
so, that Of the witnesses BY which he
established his claim.
Any Postmaster, Revenue Collector,
United States Commissioner OF mem.
Der Ut Congress- may make the oorti.
fcate.
zach claimant must provide him.
self with sixty cents IN UuitsG States
Reyenue stamps. Zone Of 6ify and two
OF i've usns) which mupt6o fred 70
each separate claim and cancelled BY
the claimant, whether for quarter.
MATTERS stores, commissaFy Stores or
-rarss sccouns
The Vroof mus. no msdo under olth
the commissioners.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

the Republican candidate 10 tho sth District,
We are not A2priaed rs ~ the course which
Gen Cooper will pursse.
We trust a regular nominating COnvsn-
ton will now be called by the Republican
State Executive Committee, aAd thus pre-
vent more than one member Of The party
rom being in the flld, 50 that harmony and
success win be the rssult.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
POslpOnemeBt Of the Election or
congressman fOF the State nj

~ reference TO the ~Prociamaton o. Gov.
'ruor Brovulov, Which will BE- found ia an.
other column, Il will b sen tSa, %. cleo.
'ion for a Coogrsssuaa Tor tbe State q, ls,v,
recently ordered By Bic ~EHosHssey, bss been
postponed uu,il ,bs regulsr slsc,ioa IN No.
'smber asE'. ". ere sa,isssd tbs, mi, N.
'~sI'g'Hes viii nee, shs s,ssty s-p,rObs,ior
o. the loJal people Of sbs s,sss. tn. bgrv
'''''a q sas rear vsaid have prevented
'"o''hisds q Ne rotsts ffo- sR.,sisv a.
polls 'ud ,hp' . fer sAo-iss eo,ls ~,
saF' e'-a stPse,aa " ,hbsr % a. s,,.
u's'''s'a s'aasosa sho Aa4 -sssoyse,s
'as'','ls'' Is s'ssia.'.s isr ass yosaass.
'n hoaEsr' '~nnsausss sAss Ss 70 s,ai ".
'''s 'a' i'y'i p'oPl' fsF The Posi,nou. ed
70 rua DE nes ,srouss VI, I,,,,
~" O'l H'rn'''n v'n 70, ;. . e.-a,s.,.
Tor The state Al iafss ss' ~fi pros.si, \,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
Secretary Stanton.

A delegation Of Radicals from Dan.
vile, Virginia, visited Mr.. Stanton at
War Department yesterday. The
delegation thanked tho Secretary for
remaining at his post. Mr.. Stanton
replied by saying that he was pleased
to know that no was the recipient of
such kind feelings. The delegation
retired.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
Coinage during March.

The official report from the United
States Mint, at Philadelphia, shows
the amount Of money coined during
tho month Of March TO DO 1851 ,69l
OF which there wore gold ciOhs to
the value of s205 $50, silver S22,52l,
and tho balance in copper coinage.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
Louisiana.


New ORLEANS, April l7.-The cleo
ton progressed very quietly today
the whites universally voting. The
polls were crowded to their utmost
capacity. The vote Of this city will
DO very large, But few fraudulent
votes have been detected. A large
part of the negro vote was cast to day,
The Radicals have carried the State
by q large majority.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
Arkansas REPRESENTATIVES,.

Hon. Jas. Kinds, Representative
from tho Little Rock District of Ar
kansas, arrived here to-day, and filed
his credentials with the Clerk of the
House. His colleagues, Messrs. Roots
and Bowlen, are expected here in 4
f0w days.-NdtioAdl tactical.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

A special dispatch to the Tribune
states that and accident took place on
the Erie Railroad this evening, one
mile from tho place where the fright
full disaster Of yesterday occurred
Thirteen cars attached to q freight
train ran off the track, in consequence
of a broken rail, were precipitated
down an cmbankment and badly
broken.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
N0TICE.

-"" l.NH
EREDERlCK sLIMP, Adnini,lass "a
So Bradley deceased, ". su'la
ley and heirs Of Jesse Bradlg wv ""
il appealing to the Clerk, from =. "
lions in plaintiffs petition iha! s',,' ''j
lev and hsirI Of Jesse BFadlsg ,.si.u
whoso names are unknow4 are .oea
Of The State Of Tennessee. J, = w. S..T 4
publication be made in the Unien w, w,
iirhsd at Jonssbsro,' Tsnng for isai )
i've weeks, notifying said uonir .SrrA
appear az Ire Court Houss = IA
on che frat Monday 20 yaa' r.,,v I
County Court to 30 hsld for ih'
johnson IN said State, and aassa 10
lion Of Frederick Slimp Ids
said, asking for . decree 70 ssli dds
same will BE- taken 80 eonis,',ss. 80
hearing sxparts April ssrs, 5IsS S Oh
apr1lWtp4si ROBERT .1ls
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
NV AD~YEREIsRMENTB.
HIDES WANTED.

THE UNDERMINED WILL PAY THE HIGHEST
market price n CASH ipr either Dry or Green
hties deliFored AZ the residence ut DR.. 4. whceler,
JonesbVlo', Tenn, or at BARS Tan Yard near I'm
County, Tenn.
90 Hides tanned on tie shares and fill ~sltisfae-
tiun guaranteed WHEELER a MCLAUGHLIN,
paylu Tanners.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

The Majority in South Carolina
Gen Candy ~telegraphs TO Gen
Grant that the total South Carolina
majority for the constitution so far is
%, 900.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

RgA. All the Radical papers in the
country without exception, abuSe and
denounce Sergeant Bates for the en-
terprise that be undertook and sue
cessfully performed-Democrd Jour.
nal.
That's a E%e-square out I!
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
HnrraiI'S Trial.

Tho second trial Of Surratt is fixed
for Tuesday, May 18th. 1t is under
stood that Judge Black and Mossrs.
Merrick and Bradley, Jr., will appear
for the defense.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
SHERIFF SALES.

r. e, s..s, q g. ~ IT, =. 4.
rstsd ielA 49, Ms.a.l y ys.le ile ~
~ crfrr1ne1ass1 " ~ Cssfl tsln Ave &c.
W 1850, - tEliaIl faan ~ UEfI1fIfa I IN
~ y a oesn es,s f,,.t n a. tgtn q {qH.ese.
IN - nElIsnNl luIuEn 49, 1e1u NErnIIl1 lsala
I'd y . itaa ~ hnf Stressed n Hafhia1f1a cauatT
flflrftl %. D a9Itlniat % a1H nAan ta-
- narfnf ~ chfn, fuHfn 80 49, sd ecIf a
siHsAsA Ths ~ "A tfJ N Apfi, -
fsstr yi~tpqf
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
EukIux KILLED I'M NIgslsoInnl.

MEMFnls, April % "A Kuklux was
killed II HDnycom Bottom, INissis-
sippi, = fOw nights since by a negro.
They were attempting to triEbten the
negro. Tho body was recovered
next morhing,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
1NOTIGE

Nky the undersigned, desire 10 hls
wv those whom Il may concern, ihu n
expect TO thFeSh wheat his coming ,,,a
with GeissF's Patent Separator. ", pDWn
to thresh for Eve bushels Of whs, o., IA
Notwithstanding three hands and iv
horseR; having il view the bens6, d 4
farmers IS well as our own. We hne IN
on hand, Machines for sale. Oas Chlf Nh
manufactured BY George Miller, and u
Separator manufactured By John Q, Rnh
They are manufactured Of good uaaa
tkIesh fast and do good work u nunN
we'll. Any one desifing tOPurcbEsS miA
tain a bargain, should call immedilh5y
DAVID GARsT / s@
Boons Greek, Washington Co. E. Tnl
The undersigned also deSirss TO inhtn
Griaer's Patent Selkregnhting Grain sF
ratOr, the latest improved grain ihruhrn
triple-geared horse power, driTsn siiAR
gear 0F belt, all furnished complete,
different parts II desired. Il has The fqIs
tion Of being the best separator tTfp
dueed and givsS general salishelO'-
threshes we'll and very fast, and elHn y
grain By one operation ready for aaifa-
Il requires eight horses and about no nH
number Of hands, II surpaIses Olhe; upn
tors 10 agFeeAbleness TO hands and bora
as we'll as in other instances, The man
is conveniently arranged for hauling 4
~threshing, being permanently Fixed %
wheels, the horse powesas we'll 40 iA' hrs
er. II is easily managed, reliable, du1i
compact aud easily put in opeTalion-Paq
on its own merits and warranted ,ppl
reasonable defects Of material or V0rins
ship. There are two sizes Of this phint
| aud Q. No. 2 Is a small machine 'di7s
TO the farmers use. 1t is claimed l'l \
machine has thfeshed and cleaned 2'e'as
els Of wheat in a day, consequently 'rgs
business can be made with il Flru'a \
have this patent IN preference 10 any ''
as soon as they have an oPportSeig NY
preeiate and attest lie merits
We also bave for sale a Patsn; Csa''a
Glover Threshing and Hulllng s'tAil,
improved machine that has been ''alA,
and IN successful use for hye ysiih
Agent will see that the machines SH
geral satisfaction 10 those PutehA'iag
he will have repair castings on aAaa,
shop price Of Machines range ffoa ~
TO $50 90. For further infoIualsl,
scriptfon of Machine, circulars &c? laara
ISAAC B. GARsf Aga
y~onesboro' Washington o. : Y
GEfSBR, PRICE L co, Nanafis''rs I.
HayneSbOrO, Franklin w.
MayIw2.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
Terible Rail Road Ace,dont

NEW YoRX.-April l6.-A terrible
accident occurred yesterday on the
Erie Rail Road. The deaths from the
disaster number twenty-four. Six
Of the bodies are still unreeognized.
All the dead and nearly oil the wound
ed remain at the place where the ac-
cident occurred.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

Or Tho New York Times. which it
anita impeachment, thinks that the
deposition of Mr., johnson is inevi-
table.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
0hiinnrr.

CHARLorTEsvILLEs Va,, April 20 =
Hon William c. Rives is dead.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
JoNEsBoRoUGH, TENN:
Friday, May l, 6

THE UNION FLAG HAS
A Larger Circulation than amy other pa
per in Upper East Fennessee.
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL,
PM the COUNTIES Of Washington, Garter, Johnson, Sullivan and
Hawkins
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
PLATFORM.

"LEr OUR LAWS am oUR INSTITUTIONS SPEAK
NOT OF WHITE MEN, NOT OF RED MEN, NOT OF
BLACK MIN, NOT OF MEN OF ANY COMPLEXION
sRuT LIKE THE LAWS OF GoD-THR TEN COMMAND.
NENTs AND the LoRD's PRAYER-LET THEN
SPEAK OF rHE PEOPLE. HORACE MAYNARD,
BN- Treason must be made oJlOus. Traitors mustbe
Rnnished ahd imporerishad; they Hsnst not Only DO
punished, lat their social power muai b. destroyed; end
SITTER making neAsna odious, every Union uAn and the
$cvsrnmen,bhuuh be reimbursed outp the pockets Of
Ihoss Sho have l1nls'ea th,s great ssns,'hS gPon E'
stick -
Hon. Charlie, Sumner T. Hon. 1. n. S,aatOp.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

viRruR Of 3 vvnd. Expo, isausd from
A9 tAe Circuit Coark Of Sullivan oounty,
and 10 me directed, l will sell for cash, 10
ehe highest bidder, At the Court House door,
In the town " Blountyille, % Monday the
first day Of June next, al The Interest that
Jefferson Murrell has in n o. more tracts
Of land, 10 district No. Is, Sullisan county,
containing 500 acres, adjoining ne lands Of
J. n. Hunt N. NJ. Carr, A. s.. Barnes and
others TO satisfy an order Or s6le'in favor Of
Sarah +. Pearce. T. Il. EASLEY, Sheriff.
Z lR6annavi wAn9
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

DG yiTius 81 . VIA q ssudl a1po llsasl nee ne
ID OUInc1ufM Wt1lualaa eclrJ u eIeh.
f1Ifntnl "a rt1t 81 ~ an 81 80 81 Eh mf
eosl rroeounraa - Nd enrri I'D " Aver 81 malU
A. Marlin and axTlsn Chl1If narflnh . vll ~ a
okd1T ofl1ns ifI frslah N 80, ~ ~ unilslf,
- 80 IA dIa.IH ulI1lHN has n aaf y Aereet
n ~ hirnITf IA ullhinEisn eQultT t.riIist ". ~
4 fTa I'll 5ni iafk1mmS tHiri1a adlelnlng ne laodb
ofIIM. tIIEN ~ nI1flH rtHIIlning 10 asrn
nsfs@ila Its ~ ~ II AL !.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

RY VIRTUE o. a vsnd, Erpo. issusd from
~ the Circuit Court Of Sullivan county,
and 10 me directed, ] VII Bsll Cor cash, 10
the highest bidder, a The Court House door,
IN The town Of B~lonntviIls, 90 Monday I've
hpt day Of June neHl al The. .riaht, tide,
claim and intefesg dat Isaac o. Morrrli has
10 en- uaeividsd sfsct u laud "a district No.
is. Sullivan Cosaly, aajoiaisg ths landg of
Joha Biadauood, Adam 6hiplay aud othsrs
70 rafisfy 60 oldsr Of sale IN ftrof 81 q. b.
King fof lbo ufs Of W. .Crumisy.
7. n. EAsLEY, sheriff.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

DY VIRTUE ola yend. Expo, issued from
ID the Circuit Court Of Sullivan county,
andto me directed, I will sell for cash, to
the highest bidder, At the Court House door,
in the town Of 3lountville, on Monday the
first day Of jane next, all the interest that
John W. White has IN 200 acres Of land, in
district No. ., Sullivan county, adjoining the
lands Of James T. Snnpp and John ". Smith,
TO satisfy an order OF GALE in favor Of
G. R. Mcclellan, Administrator, Sc, for the
use Of John Powell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-24
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
~ e--------- ~ ~ 49, 8
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
MARYLAND Politics - Pendleton Radical
ism-Gover7,or iSloan- Mayor BG,aks.
BALr1MoRE Mp., June 81, /!

~ BALTIMoRE, Nd, June 81, 1862
The delegates to the New York Conven-
ton have been selected and while under
no special instruction, it is conceded, we be-
lieye, that Pendleton is their faYorite, and
will receive their undivided vote upon the
first ballot They are hostile to anything
that relates to universal suffrage, and con-
sequently are very inimical to Chase The
Democrats have in this State an oyerwhelm
ing majority, and having suffered so long
from the intolerance Of republicans, they
arc now justly aggressive. Radicalism is
at a discount in this city, and even with.
the accession of the negro vote they would
still be in q minority. s 81 y.
Governor Swan has as yet made no APP;
pointmentof senator to fill the seat made
vacant by the appointment Of Reyerdy
johnson to the Court of st. james. 1t is
probable the position will be offered to BIZ.
G. Pinkney White, q distinguished lawyer
of this city. Swan, it is thought, will re.
present Baltimore in our next Congress.
The Hon. Robert I. Banks, though long a
resident of this. city, is. o Virginian, and
has 80 far made an efficient Mayor. He
possesses q superior order Of intellect,
blended with sauyity and urbanity SEEM
ingly inherent in all Virginians, which
renders him q universal fayorite. he was
born in the city of williamsburg, and was
the son of a lawyer and polished writer of
your State who has long since passed away.
The harvest will begin in Mary land next
week, and the prospect for large yield is
very promising. s;s HANNA. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-24
fs1ls s|Iak.iII1
YS;TfsEE DSY
ByJanes III. Taylor 4; scn, Aucsionscrs, &
OHace no. s2t afaipsfreet,
g y three doors bcIcW Hpo4sH0od Hokel. ~

,YTSRBSTEEsS SALE or VsALU ABLE
REAL ESTATE, IN TTfE CITY Or RfCffs
SMOND, AT AIJGTIo N.--By virtue OF q deed5of
trust executed to the subscriber by John Ciash and
Hannah, f.s wife, bearing date the 9Th day OF
APRIL 1851 duly recorded In the Richmond 5HI1.
tings Court i shail, In execution thereof ut the
re6uest In writing, Of the beneaciaries In said
deed, proceed 20 Sell at public auction. on the
premises, on SATURDAY =, July &, 1861 at s
O'Clock u. M., If fair, if not The drst fair day
thereafter Sunday ezeepte tiye REAL ESTATE
piece, or parcel Of lind situate LYNX. and being
In the city OF RichEond lft being che same pro-
perry which was conveyed 70 the said John glssh
by Yonef 8. Rnst and E1iyia D. Rust his wife, by
elieff deed dated Che 24th day OF April In the year
1885, and Of record In the Clerks Office OF the Hus-
:tings Court OF the city Of Rtchmondl, bounded as
fofiowsto Wit, Beginning ct the ltneo OF Mary Ann
Evans. on the Brook road feet from this
north line Of ten-foot alley, thence to the west
ern side OF said road I22 feet tence running south
16s feet to an alley ten feet wide usually called
6raham,s alley thence along the western margin
of said alley 100 feet inches to the point Of Begin
ming. "a * 9;3 3 q.
Upon the aboxe-descsfbed property there is 5
good store, dwelling and other buildings, and Is
the same properly on whic the said Clash resides
TERMS &; One fourth cash !. tho balance at one,
two and three years for negotiable notes with 1n-
terest from day OF sale. secured by deed OF trust
Z y - GEORGE M. DREWKY, Trustee.
Sale conducted BY JAsfEs NJ. TAYLOR ~ soN,
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