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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-10
LETTER R 0 VIRGINIA.
What . Citizen OF the Old Domin-
ion thinks Of the Grand Radical
Demonstration In Jonesboro'
on tho Fourth
MAn1oN, Va, Julr 7Ih, lses.

MARION, Va, July ltnJ 1890.
Cor. GRESHAM, Editor Union Fl0g;--Ay
Dear Sir ! arrived at home safely after a
very pleasant ride, on the cars, OF hYe hours.
/ look back on my trip with \ great deal OF
pleasure. What ! saw and heard and felt
whilst In JonesbOro' win ever fill one OF the
brightest aud p~leasantest pages In my memo
ry-and the kind acquaintance ] formed with
yonr honored self aud lady, will ever be the
brightest spot on that page. hope to meet
you and many Of our Union friends In Ten
nessee, at some great Union Rally In this
country before many days shall pass away.
think nothing would be better calculated to
conciliate the Rebels in this country, than to
let them see such a crowd as we had at
Jonesboro' Saturday. ! met a rebel friend In
Bristol, who told me that be had learned
from the Band that we had truly a Grand
Rally on Saturday at Jouesboro. That meet
ing will have a great moral effect on the REQ
els all through this part of the country, and I
hope we shall have many more.
The 4th was celebrated in Marion by the
U. S. troops stationed here, under command
of Col. H. A. Hambright, by a National ga
lutte of 81 rounds, at 4 o'clock, A.. NJ, and the
ringing Of the Court House and all the Church
bells during the salute, and ten rounds every
two hours during the day-acco mpanied BY
the ringing Of the bells each time.
We understand that our Rebel citizens
were very much displeaSed at this demon
s~tratiOn on the 4th, and that some Of them
expressed qualification because of the I'M
timely explosion Of one Of the charges,
WEIGH injured one of the soldiers quite Sc
riOusly. Truly your Friend,
RAnInAL UNInNI ST.
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-unrsn-Thiaf Caught

A horse thief by the name Of William Ba-
ker, mot our worthy Glass-BlOwer, by no
m.ans,) was captured in Carter County, on
Wednesday last, and lodged in Jail in this
Mace on Yesterday. He had stolen a horse
from Mr.. Geo. P. Rose, in Whitley cOuatyr
kentucky, on the night of the 3Oth of June
ult. and was pursued with great energy and
perseverance by the citizens until he was
captured in Carter, making deperate efforts to
reach the mountains of North Carolina. II
is thought there is a band of these thieves
operating between Kentucky, Tennessee and
North Carolina. They must be looked after
and severely dealt with.
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PROCLAMATION by the Governor.


WHEREAS, On page 10s, of the Code
Of Tennessee, the following Constitu-
tioral provision is found
"The Governor may, on extraordi.
nary occasions, convene the General
Assembly by proclamationj and shall
state TO them, when assembled, the
purposes for which they shall have
been convened; but they shalt enter
on no legislative business except that
for which they were specially called
together"
Now, therefore, 7, WILLIAM G.
BRowNLow, Governor Of Tennessee
issue This my call for an Extraordinary
session Of the General Assmebly Of
Tennessee, 70 take place on Monday;
26th Of July, 1858, at the Capitol 10
Nashville. Senators and Representa-.
tives arc required TO DO there az IL
o'clock, the day and date above
named, whan ! will mako known 10
them The purposes for which they
have been called together.
Tho papers selected 10 do the legal
Advertising Of the State are directed
70 insert this proclamation, each
three times. In testimony whereof,
30, 40, I sign and publish the same
this Och Of July, 1858.
william q. BRownLow.
1sesjulylOw8.
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Quarterly Meetlnea.

The fourth round Of Quarterly meetings
on the Jonetboro' District, Holston Confer.
euee, are a follows, viz T.:
81 Viaif Oh at Zion, July IL and ~.
aud 10.
Rheatown Ct, at Urbsnna, July IS aud 20,
hiissoe'hson Ct, at Turkey Town, August
Iaylor'vills Ct, at Big Spring, August 10
Stseneville Station, Ministerial Association
ana 0uarterly Meeting, August 10 and %.
sali braneh Ct, Camp Meeting and Quar-.
tery Meeting, At Horse Creek Camp Ground.
August 2s ahd 81.
~Elisabethion Station, September 5 and 6
Sonssboro' Station, September ~ aud IS.
camp Aeeliug At Sulphur Springs Camp
viound, Oh The Fall Branch OF, .ssptsmbsr
J~oussboroush c., At Brush Cresk Cam,
ufoundi September 70 and AZ '
bsF. DnAKn PrtsidinR Elder.
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LAND SALE.

ny VIRTUE Of a decree OF the county
Is Court at Us June session 1868, | will
oder for sale at the Court House door in The
town of Jonesboro, Tenn.sln the case Of Sd
II. West Administrato. Of Isaac Tucker de-
deased, va. John McCrackin and others, on
Saturday the 4th day Of July 1868, all the
tract or parcel Of land known and described
as the Isaac Tucker tract, lying in washing
ton County, Tenn, aud adjoining the lands
OF John Allison, Burgess Barkley and others,
containing about az acres. be the same more
or less. Said land will be sold on acredit Of
sir mouths except thirty dollars in advance,
the purchaser giving boud With good secure
". A lein win be retained until the par.
chase money Is fully, said land win DO sold
10 sAlisfy the outstanding debts Of The said
Isaac Tucker deceased. June sth, teea
JF. GRIsHAM, Clerk.
Is6siuueI7HIpufefS5'
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Ig8. HOOP Skirts. G28
WIN. II. HOPKINS GOWN MAKE
0KEYSToNE SKIRTS

VI
"KEYST0NE SKIRTS"
Are the hest and Cheapest Low Priced Hoop Skirts
In the market. Trail Skirts, 70 springs 800, 30
springs, 81. 20; and 40 springs. tl,45. Plain skirts, 0
tapes, 20 springs, so cents ; 25 springs, 20 cents; 80
springs, 5l,i5; and IS springs, si,b. Warranted in
ersry respect,
''Our OWN Make =" Of +" UNION SKIRTS" Eleven
Tape Trails, from 20 TO 80 springs, S1,20 to $780,.
Plain, six tapes, 20 to 50 Syringe, from % cents TO
$3.50. These skirts are better than those sold by other
e adjustments Us hrst class goods, and at much lower
rates.
"Our OWN make" Of " Champion Skirts 4" are. In
every way, superior to nil other Hoop Skirts before
the public aud only have to bs examined or worn "a
convince every one Of the fact. Manufactured Of the
best linen haished English Steel Spings, very supe-
| rior tapes, and the style "f the metallic %faStenbigs and
manner OF securing them, surpass for durability aud
excellence any other Skirt in this country, aud are
lighter, more elastic. will wear longer, give more suit
~isfactiou. and are really cheaper than all others. Eses
lady should hy them. They are being sold extensively
BY Merchants Throughout this and adjoining States al
very moderate prices. II you want the best. ask fol
| Hopkins Champion Skirt" II you do not fine
them, get the merchant with whom you deal TO order
them for you, or come OF send direct to us. Merchants
will find our different grades of skirts exactly whA
they need, aud we especially invite them to call ant
examine our extensive assortment, or send for Whole'
sale Price List.
; Tote had at Retail at Mandatory, and Of the Re
| tail Trade generally, and ut Wholesale Of the Manufac
turer only, to whom all orders should be addressed.
Mandatory and SRlesroom, 62S Arch street, be
tween 18th and tn Streets, Philadelphia.
'GSmay 29mos WIN. Il. HOPKINS.
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New Book.
foopr,s tIvE on HON. SCHUYLER coLFAx.

MooRE's LIFE OF HON. SCHUYLER coLFAX.
T. b. Peterson & Brothers, No. 3O6 Chestnut Street,
Phi iladelphia. have In press and will publish IN a lew
daEs, 1.-THE Life Of Hon. Schuyler Colfax,' written by
rev A, Y, Moore, Of south Bend. Indiana, who was
for twelve Years, as pastor and friend, in the entire
confidence Of Mr.. Uolfax, and had access TO the Mes
Of the paper published By Mr.. Colfax fOrtWentyy eArs,
and 10 the Congressional Globe; knows all his past
history and all who have known him from b0yhood
Ue began this biography two or three pears ago, 20
that Il is not one Of the hurried and ~ephemsral pnoli-
cations so common In election gears. Mr.. Moore Is a
gentlemen of line talent and culture, aud there rs no
doubt but that this biography Of Mr.. Colia& viii be
worthy of ita distinguished subject.
The following letter from MIR. Coliax, TO rev a. l.
Moore will explain itsel':- ana
WASHINGTON, d. c., Mag 80, 1868.
my Dear Mr.. Moore - ,
sAs your reelection a year ago has been realiEeu, l
have no further objection TO your publishing ang
sketch, more or less fall. Of my life, yOu mag have pre-
pared. A you were for a dozen years . tellow-towns-
man OF mine, and a valued friend, | suppose yon knoW
"a mucb about my history As the public would care
about knowing and although my engroesihg duties
heTs leave me no time to revise the manuscript, | have
no fear that your work viii not be a faithful one.
''scaUYLER CoLFAx.
Rley. A, Y. Moore, South Bend, Indiana
II will be published In a large duodecimo volume Of
Ave hundred pages, printed frem large type, and OF
the finest and best Of white paper, with a portrait, OF
steel, Of Mr.. COlfax, executed by Illman Brothers, ul'
well-knewn engrsyers, as well as a Progle bust ~
Gilt, on the back, from photographs taken OF Mt. Col
Gx within the last week the whole bound 10 cloth IL
The most substantial manner. Prizes, $3.50 a copy
Canvassers wanted everywhere. Large discounts
given. Comics will be sent to any one, at once, post
paid, on receipt Of price, by The Publishers.
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Meath of Hon. Abraham Upton.

We learn through Hon. f. >, Slngletary'
mat this distinguished and honored citizen
If Carter county, fell dead upon his farm on
Friday last, whilst in the pursuit of his la
hor, We did pot learn any further particu-
lars ia regard TO the sad occurrence. Mr.
r,D,on was an Old Line whig-and during
a.d .ince the war a straight-out uncOndi-
,ionsl Radical Unionist-being much perse-
cuted by tie rebel chivalry' He represented
Carter County aud the first Senatorial
District in the Tennessee Legislature several
successive terms, and in his death the cOun'
,rv has lost a true and tried patriot.
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rm. We regret to say ;here were a few
so.cnlled Radicals among us who went to
Greeueyille with the COp2erheads on the
Fourth, who we're placed in positions of
emolument and trust by the very people
whom they stabbed by this act, OF them we
will have something further to say when the
nroner time arrives.
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TEsTABLISAED IN 1851
NorrcE ro CONTRACTORS.

nRoPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED IN
II ulthe 25ih Of June, 1868, for the whole
ora part Of the Graduation, Masonry and
Bridge Supefslructnre OF the Bristol, Blount-
VILE and Kepdrick's Creek Turnpike, er-
tending q distance Of tWsuty-one miles, and
including a Bridge across tho Holstou river,
and other desirable work. The Profile and
Speci6cAlions can DO seen At my othee, In
Bristol, Tenn, amer The 18th OF June. The
Company reserves the right 70 reject all the
bids. THoS D. WALTHALD, Es7fnsS
lsssjunsi9H2.
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In Chancery at Elizabethton.

GIDEON BURTEN VS.. ELLIS
TT and Bowmau, Il appearing fron the allega-
,,o1s of the bin that the defn v. W. Ellis and -
Bswman are NOT. rssldsns Of the State Of Tennessee,
n n therefore ordered that publication % made, Ior
four rurcesrive weeks, In the Jonesboro' tHiSA fiag .
nswspaper published Ia JonS.boro', Tenn, notifying
Inc aid defendants 10 appear before the Chaneery
Court. Al Eliaabsthton, Carter CO., Tenn, on the thlfd
Moaday Of September, lsss, and make defenee 20 the
bill, or the same will De taken for confessed am sst
~ ~ he.r,ng exn.re. June q, 1868. Love a Taylor,
soi,ei,ar. nc. SMITH. @. NJ.
sstnia~loNs1 By j. r. SNITH. o.. cav.
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FOG broadway,
NEK YORK CITY.

AZ
Owing to the great demand for our BRASS
and GERMAN SILVER Musical Instruments
for BANDS, we have been obliged to enlarge
our facilities and make Extraordinary i'm
provemenis in our machinery, 10 order 10 en-
able US TO supply our customers with the ut
most promptness and dispatch II "a our i'm
tention to keep full sets OF BRASS ane
GERMAN SILVER instruments constantly
on hand also. a large variety Of URCHRS.
IRA CORNETS, both top and side action,
bell front, upright and round; IN fact every
SHAPE, STYLE and PATTERN ever made
in this or any other country. We would,
therefore, invite LEADERS Of Bands, indi-
yidual musicians, and those contemplating
forming New Bands, TO get our terms before
purchasing elsewhere. We fully warrant all
instruments manufactured by us, and Guar
antee PERFECT SATISFACTION We also
allow Bands six days to try these instruments
the express agent retaining the amount Of
bill ut the end Of that time, IL not s~atisfac-
tory, TO be carefully repaeked and returned
10 the express agent, and the money refund
ed. These are great advantages 70 many liv-
ing far away from the market.
We have also made large additions 10 our
immense stock Of FOREIGN Goods and our
arrangements for obtaining them, through
our agent in Europe, give US many advan-
tages. Our stock Of strings comprises some
Of the choicest 70 be found In the market
amonz them We have French, GERMAN and
Italian-the lsttsr ought 10 be more known
TO be appreciated. Knowing full well the
value Of 6fst-elass Violin Strings for pro-
fessfouai use, We have uakeh the greatest
pains 10 have them made Of the best stock,
shipped direct for our trade. Our Nioi'uH
Guitars, Yioloncellos, Violin Bows, Niolia
Trimmings, &c, are ffgm The bes, makers IN
Europe. Also, our Domcstic Department
will be found constantly supplied with Tue
-. LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
ls6sjune1s-f
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Up Wright Rsqr, The abs and courteous editor
Of the Marion Virginia, Record, a thorough Union pa.
per- paid us visa on Saturday. We fund him to be
Sseniai and highly Intelligent genileman-a warm ad
voc ate Of the Congregational plan Of rseonstfuction and
earnest supporter Of our h~eroes-cnnt and colfa1,
success 70 Jour brave Union Banner. Col. Wright.
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RnnK AGENTS WANTED,

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JAMES PAXTON, the " Prince Of Biographers.'
containing lives OF distinguished persons OF al ages
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The following are a few selected from the multitude
Of recommendation IN our possession:
From W. P. Head, Esq, Bangor, Mel
thereby certify that 1 have used tobacco for thirty
years past, and for the last hfeen yeara l have used
two pounds per month. l have made attempts to
leave OF at different tlmes-l have leit on one year a.
a time, but always continued to banker after II until l
used Orton's Preparation, which has completely cured
me OF tho appetite for tobacco. ] would recommend
All Who are effected with this terrible habit to try the
Preparation, which will certainly esrs II The diroc-
lions are followed. W. P. HEALD.
from +. ". Adkins, Knoxville, Tenn.l
KEoxvILLE, Tenn, Aug. 8, 1857.
This 10 TO certify that l had used tobacco to such an
extent that my health had become greatly impaired
and ny whole system deranged and broken down. In
June- 1867. I paTebased one box OF Orton's PrspaTa.
ton, and after using II l found that l was completely
cured. I have not had any hankering or desire for 10
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All that Il ls recommended, and I would advise all who
vleh to quit the use Of tobacco to try one box oi or-
toms Preparation. d. W. ADKINS.
[From John Morrill,, Bangor, Mel
BANGOR, Me-, March 81, 1863.
This Ia to certify that l have used tobacco for eight
cen years have tried many times to leave of, but
have suffered much from a dizziness In my head and
gnAwlng At my stomach, that | have soon given up
the trial. A short time since a friend Induced me to
try OrtSn'S Preparation (sold by you). have done 80
and am completely CURED. l did not, In the least,
banker after tobacco, either to smoke or chew, after l
began to use the Preparation. JOHN MORRILL,.
B1- Price Of Orion's Preparation Two Dollars per
box, forwarded to any part OF the country, postpaid,
on receipt Of price. Money sent by mail at our risk
Addrep Q. b. COTTON, Proprietor Box Las, Port
land, Maine.
REFRREscEs we, the undersigned, have had per-
sonAl dealings with Q. b. Cotton, and have found him
a reliable and fair dealing man, and believe his state
ments worthy Of the confidence Of the public. y. y.
Richardson, ESQ, Rev. J. s. Green, DR.. 3. b. Gowsll,
Portland, Maine; Chas. II. Morrill,, BiddSford, Maine;
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See no advsrtissment Of Ne. william b.
ks' shs cslsbfAssd Fancy olsa Blower, Who
now % srhiblloa la this place, Ana night.
y su,sr,Aining The public By bic charming
'sill ne VII exhibit assin tonight ssd 70
morrow nlght Do not fail 70 90 and zee hin.
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A Curious Book

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dollars, sent free on receipt Of Fity Cents, BY ad-
dressing, Prof. JOHN YANDERPOOL, No. 80 Clinton
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THE
APPETITE FOR A
DESTROYED.
Leave off Smoking and Chewing the
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cravings for tobacco,
No more H~anksiag for Tobacco after tting 0noH's
Preparation Recoilecf u Is Warranted
Rnsays of UourhrrfiLs!
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All VINO have wheat to sell, and desire a
good price for the same, should read the new
advertisement Of AeSsrs. Lee 4 Taylor, Of
Lynehburg, Virginia.
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n B. BARKLEY, D M OF
TERMS =

One hundred dollars to be paid in hand, the remain
der in six months, bond and approved security, and
lien retained until the purchase money Is fully paid.
June rs, lS6S. HENRY HOSS, =. & M.
eai.nI.l,rIniAh ~
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WANTED-AGENTS.

VTTE WANT first Glass Agents TO sell the NEW
w STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
sSS 90, SO 70, $50 90 and 500 90, according to style
aud hnish. Extraordinary Inducements offered to
Send for circular and sample nf sewing.
address ". NJ. BEACH & CO.,
29i Second st., Memphis Tenn.
L.PW.ACo.
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Lsee Ne Prociamaiiou ofths Governor,
pallinz ~ Legishaturs together on the ana
in''A1t Lst svey member Be A. his pest
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Rehel Falsehood.

1--WE left Greeneville about three O'Clock, on tho
eastward bound train, and reached Jonesboro' In time
to take a glimpse Of the Radical - woody boss, which
had been on exhibition Ia that town during tue day.
Tho colored element, which was largely In tho malori'
ty, marched to the depot, AS tie train arrived, with
rafting drums, swearing AID shouting for Grant. The
white wOrah ippers at the Shrinel Of DrownlOwlsm, all
, med to have imbibed ,oo,much double refined RAdi-
cat bentiue, and we're swinging to fences aud friendly
trees, while the more ''truiy loilh who had taken
oveTdoseS Of patriotism, were seeking repOse on the
broad bosom Of mother earth. We saw one fellow
reckon it was Stokes or some other one Of the %orAtors--
slnshing around, Justify Eurrahing for the "Kant-GrAt-
ideAtion Meeting" The affair. that portion which We
brheld, was a siekoning and nauscating spectacle, and
we hope to never look upon another scene OF the Kind y
The above is copied from that NEAsRsr, FILrHIEsr,
DiRTIEsr and vILEsr Of all tho sight by TN Rebel
sheets published in Tennssses-the Mcrristown GarsHs.
We had hoped that there was some lale sense Of honor
left in the editors of this dirty dislOyal paper, but y
seems from the above glazing combination Of false
hoods that there is none wha,ever-and tho Individual
who wrote them, done It knowingly, maliciously aud
with the blacklist and most hellish inlentl He Is a
scoundrel and a ~vagabond, and would not hesitate to
mAlign the Son Of God himsslfi
Ii 10 known to all hoaesi people, Of every political
party and caste, who we're In J0Resboro' on the Fourth
and witnessed the Immense demonstration, that there
never was better order aud less drinking anywhere.
We do not wonder, however, at these PuscillanimouA
rebels turning sick at adoh a sight. They will DO be.
You'd the salvation Of the most skinful physician ere
they get through with the little " onpleasantness'
now engaging their attention / q
H@- VIM. T., Prichett, Esqr., the brave boy
who scaled the heights at Morristown on the
18th Of October, 1864, in the hail Of rebel
bullets, and who has just returned from
Ficksburg, Miss, where he occupies a posi-
ton on the staff Of Maj. Gen. A. @. Gillem,
will accept our thanks for a package of late
Southern papers.
Also, our esteemed friend Capt. J. N. Ruck-
er, Of the Steamer Victor, No, 3, GallipOlis,
Ohio, for a similar favor. Head up, Captain
"trade wind" all right Three cheers for
Grant aud Collar
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RAVID A. THOMPSON. ET. AM.

vs.. j. o. Bacon and others. Pursuant TO q de-
cree Of the Chancery Court at Jonesboro', Tenn, at its
May term, 1868, In tho above cause, | will Offer for
sale, at the Courthouse door, in Jonesboro', Tenn,
on Saturday the LIST day NJ August, 1858, two lots Of
land In District No. 5, Washington county, Tenn, be-
inc part Of what is known rs the Joseph Thompson
farm, and the two pieces containing, together, about
40 acres, more or less, and adjoins the lands Of D. J.
Gibson, VIM. Reed and others, 4 plot Of the same will
be exhibited on dag OF sale. '
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"A ,

Bidding to commence at 81, $40 10. One fourth Of
the purchase money TO be paid in hand, the residue in
six and twelve months, in equal installmonls, bond
and approved security, and lien retained until the pur.
chase money Is fully paid. June 70, 1858.
6~sjuly3w4pfs6l HENRY HoSS, Ca NJ.
n B. BARKLEY, ADMIR- OF
HBA james Campbell, deceased, vs.. Susan Camp.
bell and others. Pursuant 10 a decree Of the Chancerl
Court ut Jonesboro', Tenn. at It's May term, 1868, |
will Oifer for sale. at said Courthouse on Saturday the
LIST dag Of August, 1868, one hundred acres Of land
of the west end Of the farm owned by James Camp
bell, decd, and now occupied BY his widow, Susan
Campbell, In District No. II, Washington CO., Tenn.
adjoining Sam'l Keebler and others, y plot Of same will
DO exhibited on dag Of sale.