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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

"TRIP BURCHFIELD-Late Surgeon of tie
- SD Reg't Penn'a Vols, having returned
from the army, offers his professional services to
the citizens of Clearfeld and vicinity Profes-
sonal calls promptly attended to- Office on
South-Ea corner of 3d and Market Streets
Oct 4, lS65-6mp.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

nICHARD MoSSoP, Dealer in Foreign and Do
II, mestic Dry Goods Groceries, Flour, Bacon,
Liquors, &c. Room, on Market street, a few doors
west of Journal O flee Clesrfeld, Pa ~ AprZi
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

TNRANK BARRETT Conveyancer and Real
II Estate Agent. Clearfeld, Pa. Office on Sec
ond Street, with Walter Barrett, Esq agent LOT
Plantation and old Territory in South Carolina.
ClearfeId July 10, 1867.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

TB READ, NJ D., Physician and Sur geon.
II William Grove, Pa. offers his professional
services to the citizens of the surrounding coun
try. July IOth, low II.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

T BLAKE WALTERS, Scriviner and Convey
sD ancer, and Agent for the purchase and sale
of Lands, Clearfeld, Pa. Prompt attention CIV
en- TO ali business connected with the county Off
ces Office with A. Wallace. Jan, 3.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08
Business 1irettaru.

lTALTER BARRETT, Attorney at Law, Clear
w field, Pa. May l3 1868.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

X KRATZER & SON. dealers in Dry Goods,
I ,, Clothing Hardware. Queensware, Groce-
ries Provisions, &c, Front Street, (above the
cademy,l CIea field. Pa Dec q, 1860.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

ENTIsTRY.-J. P CORNETT, Dentist, offers
his professional services TO the citizens OF
Curwensville aud vicinity. Office in Drug store
corner Main and Thompson Sts. May Z, 1000.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

UnHN GUEJICu Manufacturer of all kinds of
81 Cabinet-ware, Market street Clearheld, Pa
lie also makes to order Cofins. short notice and
attends funerals with a hearse Aprl0,'59.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

HARTswICK 4 IRWIN. Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines Paints. Oils. Stationary, Perfume
ry Fancy G oods Notions, ETC., etc. Market street
CIear6eid pa Dec. 6, 1865.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

VITALLACE. BGGLER a FIELDING Atfor-
w news at Law Clearfeld Pa, Legal business
of all kinds promptly and accurately attended to
CJearfeld, Pa, May 10th, 1866.
w,,,,,u. WALLACE WILLIAM ,. BIGLER
] BLAKE WALTERS FRANK FIELDING
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nR. A. NJ. HILLS, DENTIST.-0fice. corner of
IL Front and Market streets, opposite the Clear
field House. Clearfeld, Pa. July l, lS67-1y.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

~ABLE CHAINS good article on hand and
" for sale by AERRELL q hiSLES'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

FD. W. GRAHAM, Dealer in Dry G oods, Groce-
Ia ries, Hardware. Queensware, Woodenware
Provisions, ETC., Market Street, Clearfeld, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

NTERRELL BIGLER, Dealers in HARDWARE
WI and manufacturers of Tin and Sheet-iron
ware. Second Street, Clearfeld, Pa. Juno SO.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-01-08

N1IVLING SHOWERS. Dealers in Dry G oods
IN Ladies' Fancy foods, Hats and Caps. Bo OTIS,
Shoes, etc. Second Street, Clearfeld, Pa. sep25
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-28
Educational.

Alta Special meeting Of the Washington
county, Tenn, Teachers Associations on Sat
urday the t5th,inst the following were re-
CO commended as the most suitable Text Books
In the branches named for the schools Of this
county, viz; English Composition, Pimeo's
Rhetoric, Qpackenbos' Natural philosophy,
Quackenbos' Geography Cornelrs; Cons
s%titution q, s, shephsrd'si Mathematics,
Robinson's series. Text books in other
branches oflearniug will'be accommodates
the next regular meeting of the Associations
and | am directed to appeaiAto all friends o.
education, and especially to teachers, to be
present, Next meeting at Jonesboro' Male
Institute, Saturday, 29th inst.r at ii, A. M
Published by direction of the Association.
R. H. DUNCAN, Asst Sec.
JonesbOro', Feb'y 25th, 1868, rqr19 +
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SPECIAE NOTICES,


BaF This is truly the cage of progress
and the American people are, Beyond doubt,
far ahead of all others. This Is clearly DEM
Onstrated BY the Sewing Machine which is
strictly speaking, an American invention.
Inthls branch Of hanu6aetorei the EMPIRE
SEWING MACHINE CO., Office Gle Broad.
wsyi New York City stands p%re-sminent
Their Improved Manufacturing Machine
Rss no rival. AItis built on sound mechani,
cal principlss-is simple in construction
easily understood, and not liable to get GU
of order. w
It's sewing qualities, particularly on CLOTH
and leather, cannot be equaIed and as suct
we recommend it TO our friends and the pub
lic generally. e. 8. M. 10,
1s6sjan24t4
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IUP Gadey's Lady's Book for March is
handsomely Illustrated and contains the US
ual amount of valuable literary reading,
fashion, intelligence, etc. u 10 40 excellent
number. Speaking of this mazazineE The
. Germantown TslerRhsays Z " Godsy's La
dyis Book for 1853, 80 far as received, We re-
gard az the bestyolame ever issned5 of this
beautiful and popular magazine. Indeed
each succeeding Volume shows an Improve
ment and this would BeeIn impossible were
we not familiar with the inexhaustibls
resonfces Of the publisher. While Mr.. Co
dew grows Ola in the harness editorial, and
bis tasto becomes more matured, they ar'
nevertheless more youthful, more ornate, anc
more populary pleasing ,fa,lla laat
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

. IHu.M NH U|lHn aFsH#. mN.Ht#a..# u u.l1r.
qlE3R We, are authorized and. requested 70
apnonnce the name of WALTER r, EVANS
Of Claiborne County, as q, candidate for
Judge ofthe lst Criminal Circuit Of Tenn, d
nag We are authorised and requested To-
announce the name Of NJ. P. B0RHING as a
candidate for Sheriff of Washington County,
lat the enseing) Mlrsh elections 0 Qc0,f3
lEP WSAre authorized and requested To
announcethe namegoES. h. GRIFFITH as, a
candidate for Sheriff Of Washington County
at the ensuing March election, subject to a
general Convention of the Radical party.
lEFsWe are authorized and requested to
announce the lame Of Capt. GEORGE Nc
PETERSON as IA candidate for Trustee of
Washington County at the ensuing March
election.
9EP We are authorized and requested to
announce the name Of W. J.aCHASE as a
| candidate for Trustee Of Washington County
at the ensuing March election. ia 81
KIP We are authorized and requested to
announce the name Ct DR.. M, S. MAH0NEY
as a candidate for Register of Washington
County at the ensueipg March election. 2co
tNh Ht ffHl's HEf'nHEL'. 3
srF We are authorized and requested to
announce the name OWN, +. PAYNE, as a
candidate for the office of Register for Wash
ingtonC County at The ensuingaMaFch election,
~ ftftHl.a 90 N|HAlMI s.1ts1At7I"g .MH1ff 1eAt. .f
nag We, are. authorized and requested to
announce the name Of JAMES NJ KEYES, as
a candidats for Register Of Washington
County, at, the ensuing March election.
ssy~ We are authorized and requested I'd
announce the name of u, YEAGER fol
collection to the office Of Revenue Collector,
for Washington County at the ensuing March
IUe we are authorized and requested to
announce the name of LIT. ISAAC ABRAMS.
COMB, as a candidate for Revenue Collector
of Washington County at the ensuing
March election, ifNt $40 e.hH e1e4
TTT ...".|.. ..HH H 81. ...| #r.Ha-...
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AFhe Taansaaeo IIand p00k end
Immigrant's Guide.N ~

An TTIIT9 THU.r N- .w. u N-.nl ~V4I. ~
We are under obligations to Rev. Hsrnsn
Bokun, author Of a book entitled as above
1t is a sdeeinct and comprehensive eOmpen-
dunn Of the resources of the State Of Ten
uessee. 1t is written witba view Of eneOur-
aging immigration to- this State, and peo-
bling our country with a class Of persons,
who are not afraid of labor, who do not re-
gard it rs a shame and a disgrace, and if in
duced TO settle among US, will make our neg
lected fields to bloom and blossom as the
rose, and ourmountaius, now a wssterhowl-
ing wilderness, to contribute with their val
liable ores to, the wealth Of our people.
. Each county is specially spoken Of, and its
advantages arsycorrectly represented. We
call upon our citizens to Pationize MY. Bo-
KUN, and each aud every one purchase q
copy o! his invaluable work.
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circuit Court.

This legal body commenced its session In
this place last Monday, Judge Gillenwaters
presiding. Itwas opened by prayer by the
pastor of the, Presbyterian Church, Rev. Jas,
NJ. Mason. Asto the propriety.of thisinno-
walton, the public have our opinion, aud we
do not see any reason, why we should make
any retractious front our article last week.
The Judge e~n!orces the s%trictest order, and
the cOart room under his rule, is what il
should be, and not a place for noise cOnfu-
sior, chickering's, and The exchange Of Bill
lingsgats slanE and vulgevities, The ctimi'
nal Docket VIA, continued rs IL was agreed
by all the members of the bar hat thu
court has no jurisdiction in these cases
since the establishment Of q Criminal Gopr
by the Legislature. IL
The foreign bars w. noticed were-a rep"
resented Attorney General James Bri'ton
Gen. Arnold, Tesril Ineerscll, Howard ant
Major Pettlbohs of Greeneyille, Col Nelson
DeaderiOk, Logan Of Knoxville, Earnest o
~Biountsille and o. q King Of Bristol
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DIR. MANLY

Has consented after .he most urgent
solicitations to- resume practice in Essi
Tennessee, and will make his thirty
second monthly visit at Jouesborough on
Saturday January nth, and will continue
these visits on the Saturday following the arst
Monday Of each month, one day only at the
Hotel where hemay be consulted free of charge
by those who are suffefing with chronic OF
long standing diaeasess
sa8 fs6Fdec2Om3
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Thn G~raHiHnkefs.

ME, en-. JactSlnt who had the, nisfor-t
tune to lose A tIag, IN the tatsllioh has been
appointed agent for this work in Upper East
Tennessee. Mr.. Jackson is a hsrdrw&kiDg,
and, we believe, an honest young man, who,
was led into the rebelllon,a like thousaudS of
others, by the conniving and npersdasiyc eld-
quence" of rehei preachers and other design
ing scopndrels, We trust be may be ableyto
make aiiyiug in his under.dkingAas the
nook wiL be sold BIZ come bstsdn. " -
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Il H0n.J avhrio has resign

" H0n. J ames HuthHe mas feslgu-
ed his seat as u lited States Senator
from kentucky, and retired finally
frem public life. for the past yearhe
has beehl So ~s9nfeebled by disease as to
have been confined almost constantly
to his bed ME-. GdtLtie isS about
seventy or seventy, fve1years of age,
aud had two years Deserve to ell out
his term. Daring P%ierce's admins
t~ration he was Secretary Of tho Treas
ury.-W hig.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-28

JoNHsBpES February 22ndr lsss-EAt our
meeting last nigh, on notion il HAsoEasEed
thhtthe sincere thanks ~ the onesSoFoagbi
DivisionjEO, 971oftheSons Of Tempvrsuevige
rendered to Misses Mars khtt, Bette lucky
sallie and Kate Sparks, Mrs George MePBers
son, Mrs John III. Fam and MRS John D..
Wtlliamssfor their great Kindness, and for
the interest they msnifesCedih DUR Cause in
making Eegalias ireeaof charge also, to the
Editols Of the Union Flag for many fayors
received AZ their hand 2sos- * t74 hs4 o
BG- We exclude obr leader this week, 70
give room to the highly exciting political
news on the tapis from Washington tl asllt
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-28
Errnra al Yonth.

AGantlsman who suffered for ten years ron N'r.
yoas Debility, Pfsrdstars Decay and an tho ELECTS Of
younsulindlssrsHon, WI Tor Sic ssks q Suffering
6unanity, send free 10 al Who need ~ the 5salpe AND
directions for making Che simplsrsnsdy BY which no
va cured. Sufferers vishinsto profit by ne sdver'
-tbsfs sxpsrisnss, sun do so By addressing, In perfect
al.a . ul'nI frdJOHN B. OGDEN, "a
'O" a Oedars trSef, New fofEs
1ssfmsytotfs. so. kco(
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nIRn.-
AT The MgthodIat EpIgcoPal Church par

At the Methodist Episcopal Church par
sonagenn near Johnspn's Depot OF, the 18th
Inst, ebrErOSl FISK, infant son OF Raw nbos,
s, Walker aadDfafy Bis VIE ageaRDput sew
EN- mOqtsu Tins has ehother of eNrth's
most lovely Ghetpbs been suddenly called 70,
join the a ngelic host above, He has gone at
the INVITATION ofohis Savior who has 1saidg
" suffer little children 70 come unto me- and
forbid them not fpt pf spch is the Kingdom
of GOd.0 eiq6y gar "NA
Death his touched him with his icy hand,
B And bofo him to another land
And though lis form has turned to clay
Twill shlne upon the Judgment day,
And soon naS Clinton Fisk waalaid BOT issa3 9t
Upbn the bed o. aeaHrt TO aaoi i3tl Tai79qgs .a'
he died justasthe South sun di6sil oj sla Eio.
And angels bore hiDi to the skies. f1Ji1 1adf1 yl
May thb 9befedttd1 parents ever have the
consolation Ct the sustaining grace q God,
and look forward to that bright day, when
they shalt again embrace their much loyod
bSbe .ata'a.g77 19qqn ba5 3lal L.. r. DRXRB.as
H.LmuaM.F. ii .A.U| ~ 49,
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CARD
T0oTHE VOTERS OFIWASH.
p ~ TINGTON COUNTY, q vq

A rumor is being circulated to the
effect that Ihave promised certain
men that, if l am elected Sheriff of
this county, l will make them my
deputies. Itake this occasion to say
that I have never made any such
promise to. any. man or set of men,
and that the rumor is an unmitigated
falsehoods circulated to- prejudice me
in my election. If elected your Sher-
if, Twill appoint as my deputies true
and reliable Union men, sustained
with copperheadism. .,rae
r0ofYours, very respectfully,
So a.la eesl SAMUEL Il. GRiFFIFH. ?
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Inflammation,

10 Information guaranteed 70 produce a ld1uriaht
growth Of hair upon a bald head or beardls's ace, alSO
a recipe for the removal Of Pimples' blo'ehss, AIuP'
lions, etc, on the skin, leaving the same sol, clear ana
canbs obtained wihoat charge by address
isg fHos. =. CHAPMAN, Onsmsn'
. % a s5 Broadway New YorA4
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Religions Notioe,

The second round Of Quarterly Meetings
Abingdon District, will dominance on Satdr'
day the 2sth Feb, at Btountyille Circuit; Alb
ingdon o.; l4th and 18th March bebHnoH
et.; March i2lstHanda 22nd fiEstleviiie ct
March 2sth RudD79th; P~attousyille OF, April
1isfh and 18th; Princeton ct, April 18th and
18th Gladesvills co., May I'd aud Bro. s7aIir
NJ .oaB4 VIM MHbBURH 1P.E
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, ETiomIhe New Ere. q h
Mothers Claim,

Sarah McNeally, mother of Levi I. Me-
Neatly, late ofCo. E. lst Tenn. Cavalry, will
6hd hefPay and bounty in my hands, sent
here by .be Hon. b. r. Buffers but as yet the
applicant cannot be found. W-Ie IJa4L
L. N. JARVIS, SneedHiLle, Tenn.
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q Large Sales of Gold I

New YoRx, Feb, 23.-Fiftseh OF, twenty,
million dollars gold sold yesterday at Galle-
hers rooms, at l.424 and l423, closing At 10
o'clock, at night at I44,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-28

IP We saN " Steve" Bowel, the rand
some editor Of the JoneSboro' Fig, on the
train last Monday, en- route for Knoxville, aud
we are ander the impression that he was GO
ing down to get Fleming to " initiate him
into the Democratic party. Are we right,
Stephen 2-AorristoWn Gazette.
Brother Speck, you are wrong. Hand
some 7 Never was accused Of 1t before
With ears big enough fol. Saddle skirts, and
a mouth resembling the crater of Mount We
sDvius, we never thought that such an Seeu-
sation would be brought against rs. We do
mot propose to join the Democracy Atstbi'
janstare. The Impeachment Of Andy john
son, now SO probable, has knocked that ldea
completely out OF US. We viii be found bat
Ting for Radicalism to the very last moment
and will cling to the Fiag, whilst there is a
Itas Or = s.FiEe 70 sneOusNss apd hsskOn US
on.
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1sssjan24w4pS5

n MILTON soMDDBR Administrator Of
81 Isaac Tucker, deceased, rs. Hanmlh No
Oraekin et al. In this eause il is aledged
that Jacob Tucker Margaret Moore and her
husband Jobn More, Mtshaok Tceket Jos.
Tucker and Sarah Cogiers ars hon-residents
of the Slate OF TENNESSEE. II is therefore
ordered that tbeT appear al the Const House
an JoneEboro' Tenn on Monday the Fad day
OF MaFcb, 1868, 10 answer said cause, other
wise said cause will be set fOt bearing
e1parte. January 18th, 1868. iu q
J.FsGRISHAM, Clerk. -
1sssjmifw47fS5 - q.
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A GENTS WANTED, DY BLISS 8 CO. louisville
IN Kentucky, D3A "Hi-th~N-
sAZYGOS!
Agants Wanted

CHAINS 4 PArENTS.AChas. s. Whitman, kttor.
" neysat-baw In the Sup rene Court OF The United
States, Court, Of Olains and Executive Departments.
Prompt attention given to all classes Of Claims against
the United Suites to the produratioh Of Patents for in
~ateitOfs, ! i D. .H af
once Cor Fifth and D. sts., opp. City Hall.
So - a WASHINGTON, DO.
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rha Ladr,s Friend for March.

GDiamonds or Hearts; a Halloween Mystey,n f.
khe shrt-iieo ittb q the btantful steel ensrtving
wheh lIsds ID us humber ofths" Queen q ne
MontlIsrn Thh engravihg ihuArites 3 sioy bT 81
kanorC, ponaeily, which Ill wilf want to read. The
Fauhion Plate lsps psuaf engraved 90 steal md col.
ored, aud 4 reaued and elegant This vs. folloEet by
ah6shsf snsravihg caiied After the stotp, " ta1d M.
maniiss, a.. ke. The mule for this nbmbsr Is" The
WeIeomsgiis Among the LITERARY natter we note
a VRo1 By m. HsrIHp Rnfeott sRossFedIt ~
fint fhsd and tbs bast'r "a Dead NAME Rals'
tt NJ M, sDs Coursy's Reply" BY MIS-.
I B,ihsss JhsFs aad sina stuitsy1npt ~ Rrahees
lLet,V 'tDkilInaloa z iTwgn Tower, Rga Hoy 10
Nats Them, ft'TheF ashlonr NJ "kecelptsH go !.
Price with nrutytnglG ,5oa year, Your copies fEih
| one anknda4lB OOIi Ons eopy Of Iadyis Ffiend and
one on that popular weekly The saturday, Eysnng
POst and ong suErGyinsr' 500. hddrss Dsseon \
PsisHosl PP " iHat ? zee. RhlA4slPSiA Sample
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cotm,nis weekly Ruraf World and valej
Farmer. Tor FEB. 15liaAhand, printed on good pa
oar andinA verY neat style It's bumiql otihs mos
l~lntnstlbx matter ir hnnfe lherhet tarsh IN,
\ rockbreeders. It's hney embelished Win ensfav
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.DYYIRTTE Of III. Fe, issued from the
II Circuit Court of wsskihgton County
10 me directed, tested, the fourth Monday Of
oesgsst issb sPca a jgSsePsH. snd COS, tor
nouuced by said Court in favor Of Cowan y
Dickinson and against Bspjamin,F, sginglei
1 I'm Sell NJ the Coutt Hodss doct ~ The
town Of Jonesborough on Saturday the z2nd
dsgOf Fshthaiy Eea, hf rcd - haud al
the fight, title, claim and Interest that the
saiaB, p sEipgls haah End Asa tract Of
land sitnatedih WashiaRton pouuty, DIST.
M. I adioinin0 the lands Of Hannom's and
f6nmhsFI btowaf All dt6ers, where the said
s Ninoie now resides, containing 100 acres
more or less, until said debt and cost 70 salts
ssd Thfs dc 2lsl das or Js1aaryltsss.
8. T. SHlPLEY, Sheriff.
tTsssrPR''EyftF~ cEeIGTE0J
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washington County Republican.

JIM. Scudder, PrssidentisJ, F. Grlsham,
VICE President; N. B. Owens, Secretary; 8.
A. BovelL Corresponding Secretary +; II. A,
Kelly, Treasurer s. &. Griffith, g. s. Cox, Jas.
E. Deakins and Dr. O. WheeleE9 The organ.
cations of this Committee will continue until
the Presidential election, and all copmunioa-
ton should be addressed to s A.BOVsll, Cor
responding Secretary. a b.
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Chancery at JOnesbOrC, Tenn,
Bantl 3 Boz NJ IN. WheeIer. e. al.

BantS 4 Bosas Vs. jan. Wheeler, Ct. al.
TNthis c4se h Is Nledged that defsndants-
JAmss M. Wheeler, o. r. Whecler, Davidt
Whegier and the heirs d sarah Gdf6er lfor-
mcriy WheelerJ v1i Wind neahr b LAWS,
Isaac Thomss and uiabeh Garter sreonon
reiilents~ L e ordered that theyh Rpper AZ
the Nay Terub 4ih Monday, lsGao6bB cours
and defend OF this Cause win b saket for
conkssed, and thht the said David o. fVhee-
Ter and Z. y. Wheeier be ehjoihsi fr0ma SOL
LOG Or I'M any mpnnsr ~diaposiuE Of the traet
Of land bought by them Of The .saidL NJ.
Wheeler and known as the VIM. Wheeler
tract % land AZ Washington County Tenn,
near Johnson's Depot, and elb0 ifom psying
the laid J. Il. Wbeelar .hehots o. ANY part Of
Il wiich they elecuted ibr sod lpud This
27tb Dae'r 1851, henry HOSS Ca ".
N%ss'sAi0y'pF sssas1rq ~,
II --h w-s yi1o VidT RODS
.aft rfrr11
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100

more OF less. Under decree of The Chaneery
Court At Johesboro' in the suit or III Craw.
ford araiust said Beard and others said land
VIM Sc sold on a credit OF six add twelve
months, without the right Of redemption.
Bonds and security required.fct the purchase
nouey aud q lien retained on the land until
paid for. J.F. DBADBRl0KD rrusies.
January 1883.
JansiN4feT
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-28
q .f'a NOTICE.
in County Court at Taylorsville, Tennessee.
Division Of Land.

IL SNAHN
Division Of Land.
NTAfHAN T..WAGNBRp plainlia btss Jos,
NWagner and wife Nancy, /. W. Mcqueen,
the heirs of 55H MeQueensnd wife Rachel,
deceased, viz Caroline Ray, wife Of Robt.
G. Ray, formerly Caroline Mcqueen, Matilda
Baker, wife Of Hiram Baker, formerly Matil-
da Mcqueen, Joseph sWagper and Susan
Smith and ant other unknown parties having
anintesest In said dsfdefendants4, u app
pearing to the CLERK that 5oseaph Wagner
and Susan Smith are pon-tesIdents Of the
State of Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered
by the CLERK Ibatpublisati0H be Wade in he
Union, Flag publishedat Joaesbor6' Teunes-
see, for four successive weeks notifying said
nom residents or any other parties having an
interest in said land whose names are un-
known, to appear at the March term, 1868 o.
the County Court for johnson County, TO be
held at the Court House in Taylorsville Tenn
% the drst houdGB IN March next and plead
answer or demur TO plaintiffs petition, fol-
partition or the same will be taken as con
fessed and set for hearing sxparte. Witness
Robt. f. Berry, Clerk Of said Court, at office
ID TayIofsfile, 1st Monday inJanuGN1s6
January I1th 1868.
gSaHAkRoBR EdBERRS CLERK.
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