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This exhibition win. We judge from what
We have read Concerning it, render more Zeal
satisfaction to those who attsnd Il, than any
Of its predecessors heye done. The PROFILE
tors, although Young men are practical ones
both m professional and business capacities.
and they possess al. the knowledge and the
material for giving successful exhibition.
They work themselves and have Aproieasion-
al pride about them which We regrst to say
Speculative showmen do not entertain. They
are both eminent %artisIes, Mr.. DeMott being
acknowledged as one Of the best bareback
riders in the world, while Mr.. James Ward
has for many years been a %feyorite leading
clown in all the principal travelling and par-
mauent Metropolitan Circuses and Amphither
aires. The troupe Of ladies and gentlemen
have been selected with great care, and all
tho attractions Of the Menagerie puttogether
In most neSceptiopable taste. BY judicious
OUTLAY at the start, the young prcprieters
have got a better character Of show, and a
more extensive establishment than has ever
visited a locality Of our population. They
have expended more money for talent and
good material than they have for outside
show. Their entree into iowa is as grand az
anything could be desired their outfit Is
new, and everything fresh brilliant and pref
ty, They have q superior stock Of horses,
and for number and variety Of rare performs
ing animals stand unsurpassabls, with the
Baby Elephant, the Sacred Bull, the Acting
Bears, the Lions, Tigers, Leopards, &c, the
fine Female Riders and Manly Athletes, their
United Circus and Menagerie should satisfy
the claims of the most exacting,
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I. M, venabEe & Co, Commission
Merchants. patarabnrp va

This firm Of thrifty and praiseworthy gem
tlemeu are, as win be seen BY reference to
their card, on third page Of our paper,
prepared to buy and sell on commission any
and all produce, such as our country pro-
duces, on liberal and prompt terms. We
would, therefore, recommend them to the
consideration Of our many readers,
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THE UNION FLAG.
lonesbOro', Tenn July g4, 1865,
LOCAL En- MS.
Our Bcreag emenl.

.NL IIH.ML MW| NH"..
We purpossd giving an expression pt our
s,oriogs, In reference 10 the loss We have sqs-
aimed ia tue death II our only shld but as
,be following article KEN The Dslq-
ro,e Cha Won Herqia sPsAsks fereibly our
continents, We shalrth cue liberty Of CIV
iag ,tem 10 our readers, beileviHg that they
sroress The sad feelings Of thoasaadso Of our
race Il
,tor an the ret0rpings, that ono ( after the
.arnlg Il tic saddest. whowll say \ Is
noi u, who has followed q beloyed one TO
the grave I while ne was siyk We went in
and out, anxious, sorrowingy suffering The
solicitude 70 relieve, and care for, and com
fort him, eagrossed U.S. the apprehension Of
our own dissolution, 10 case be should be re-
moved from Us, almost drove us wild,
while he lay dead under the home roof,
there was a hurry and hustle in preparations
for the final rites. Friends are seat for,
neleh5ors. are present, the funeral arrange
meuts are discussed, tho mourning procured,
tbe hospitaiities Of the house provided for
all is excitement the loss is not YET per-
ceiyed in all its greatness
But g after the funeral, T" after the hustle
has subsidized and things begin to move on as
usual, then it is we begin to know what has
befallen us. The house seems still and Sc
puichral and though its threshold be trod-
den by friendly feet, Il as if empty. The
apartments, how deserted especially the
room where he struggled and surrendered in
the last conflict. There are bis little clothes
there are his toys, there is his empty crib,
there is his little vacant chair Daring his
sickness we had not SO much noticed these
things for we hoped ever that be might use
or occupy them. But now we know it can
never be, aad we perceive The dreadful yecR-
ity evetywheF6,
oh how dark and cheerless the night shad-
Ows come down after the unsSal. No moon
or stars ever sbone 50 dimlyj no darkness
ever seemed so utterly dark. The tiekingso Of
the clock resouhd like bell strokes all over
the house, No foo:step now'op the stairs Or
Oyerhea / in the sick chamber no nurse and.
watchers to come and say he is not 50
WE'LL" No indeed, you may sleep on row
aud take your rest. Ali poor heart II win
be long before the swert rest you once knew
- L
will revisit your couch. slum5er will again
bring the scenes thto which you have just
passed, and you viii start from it. butte fnd
them all TOO real God pity the mournsr
easter the funeral
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Iooo nollara 10 Bel ainan Awan.

1000 Dollars to be Given Away,
The proprietor Of the New Orleans MenaE-
erie and Circus, which nj exhibit in Jones'
borough, Monday, July 81, stands pledged 10.
donate one thousand dollars to any eharita-
Bile ins.itaiion that may be designated BY
bis Honor the Mayor Of Jonesborough, Il
DsMo,t 4 Ward, renters o. moiety Of a Cir
Gus from ]. OBrieh, Of Philadelphia, Pa,
exhibit, or cause % be exhibited, in Jones'
borough, a q Baby Elephant, Tigers, OOugers,
a herd Of Japanese Sheep or even a re-
spectacle collection Of wild animals, not
withslandiug their extensive advertising of
the same, and slso to donate the same sum
Tor the same purpose II the collection Of the
New Orleans Nenaeerie aud Circus q not
complete beyond all rivalry.
Doc. CHANBERs,
Bsitas Manager ~ o. n &c Co,
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The Killing Of Joseph Ramsey.


We learn that on Thursday night last, .
man by the name Of Joseph Ramsey, living
in the Greasy Cove, in this County, was shot
and killed BY man by the name Of Zachary.
Rdwards-his brother-ln-lawfo whipping
his wife. 1t appears that Ramsey has been
in the habit Of most cruelty and barbarously
treating his wife recently and The fact com
ing to the ears Of her brother, NJ. Edwards,
he repaired to the residence Of his mother,
the widow Edwards, where Ramsey and bis
family were living, and came upon him in
the act Of ehastigating his wife, w~hereupon
he interiersd on behalf Of bis sister, in as
much as he dsmaaded the reason for such
t%reatmeut, when he left OF beating his wife
and advanced upon lis brothefIn.law in a
menacing manner, when, Ia self,defense, he
fred upon him, the ball taking effect 10 the
LETT temple, passing through aud out at The
top ofths head, killing him almost Instantly
Ramsey was buried on Friday last
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paath al nn ~ oi.I.An-

Died, on the morning. Of The 18th inst joins
GiH'OS, stths residence Of his son, Dr. D.
D. Gibson, Of This place. Mr.. Gibson was
nearly 50 years old q. the time Of his dseease,
and one Of ous Best citizens. An Obituary
EOties VIII be publiaheo next week.
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Executive sohooI Board.

Rev. John Seuaker, Jesse Bacon and Sam.
uel s, Sberfey, members Of the Executive
School Board, for the County of W Washington,
win please meet at the residence Of the un-
dersigued on Tuesday the 2sth inst, at 10
Alto attend to business Of impor-
lance. l.. F. DRAKE,
Sapt. Pab. hstrue.
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K4VID "A. THOMPSON, ET. Az


M TWTTTTT TTT|TT- TTTT TTT |TTTTTTW TTTTTTTTT TTT
lien retained until the purchase money Is fully paid.
June %, 1853 HENRY HOSS, Q. s. NJ.
~6siul9w4pfSh.
MARGARET C. RHEA EFT. Ais,
INA VS.. w. X Donelly, Admir-. 10. and oihers.
In this case 1t il allodgrd That the defendants Tliainas
DER Sutherland, Emory Rominger, and Jams his wife,
Daniel Sutherland, John Norris, and Margarrt hi
wife, Emma sutherland. John A. Sntherland, rhouas
Sutherland and Mary Sutherland arr non presidents.
IL Is ordered that they Rppeaf 1T the November term.
1855, Of this CourtAnd asend, or the canse will be ia.
ken for confessed. JUNE =, 1865. HENRY Hoss.
6~siul8w4pfs5l ~. & M.
TACOB n. BROYLyS, Administrator Of
81 W. G. Hunt, deceased, ys. Il. Walter
& Bro, and others. Pursuant to u decree Of
the Chaneery Court, At Jonosboro', Tenns at
its May term, 1858, in the above cause, ] will
offer for sale at the Court House door, in
Jonesboro, on the LIST day Of August 1868,
a tract of land IN district No. Z, Washington
County, Tenn, adjoining the lands Of Samuel
E. Erwin and others, aud aid To- Contain ll3
acres, more or less. TERNS-0ne half in
six, balance in ~ months, bond and approved
security, and LEILA retained until the purchase
money is fully paid, and sold without the
right Of redemption June 2s, 1858
HENRY HOSS, GAM.
ls6sjuly3w4pS5
OFT. SHlPLEY, Administrator Of Mark
- bacon, deceased, vs.. Wilson Bayless and
others. Pursuant to A decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court at Jones5oro', Tenn at us May
term, 1868. In the above cause, | will offer
for sale at the Court Honse door, in Jones'
boro', Tenn, on the Ist day Of August, 1868,
a tract Of land in Disgriet No, q Washington
Comfy, Tenn, adjoining the lands Of Abra-
ham Snapp, S. d. Mitchell add others, and
containing by estimation. II acres, more or
less. TERAfS-S.x mouths credit Bond and
approved security, hearing interest from date,
except one hundred dollars which will be
required in hand, and sold without the right
of redemption, and lein retained until pur-
chase money Is fully paid. June %, is6sa
HENRY H0Ss c. ( ".
ls6sjulysw4pfS5
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Al sad Aoeidant.

A few days ago, at Limestone Depot on
the premises Of VIM. Strain, whilst workmep
were blasting rock, a young man by the name
oil Stevens was severely injured, being burn-
ed and badly bruised, aud also losing one
eye Y was thought at frst that his injuries
would prove fatal, but VIC learn that he is
rapidly recovering.
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d THE
APPETITE FOR TOBACCO
DESTROYED.
Leave off Smoking and Chewing the
Poisonous Weed, Tobacco

One box o. ORT0Sis PREPARATION Is ,earTanted
to destroy tho appetite for tobacco In any person, no
matter how strongth e habit may be. ma u nJais u
ang case no lnsnsy isai BE- rJinded II Is almost impos-
si6ls 10 break off from tho use of tobacco BY the mere
sxercise OF the will. Something 10 needed to assist
nature In overcoming a habit 50 firmly rooted with
the help Of the Preparation there is not the least
trouble. Hundreds have used Il who are willing to
boar witness to the fact that ORTox's PRKPARATIoa
completely destroys the appetite for tobacco and leaves
the person "a free from any desire FOR e a. before hs COM
nlsacod 10 ue. HispeyecJ see aud harmless mar cases.
The Preparation acts directly upon the same glands
and ~secrstions effected by tobacco, and through these
upon the blood, thoroughly cleansing the poison OF. to-
~cnarfhgs Tor tobacco.
No more Hankeriaq for Tobacco after using 0rfOn's
Prspdradonl Rec0lect Il "a Wdrraniedf
- ILL., u ln.nLarklL. . ~
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me following are : iow selected from the multitude

The following are = feW selected from the multitude
Of recommendstions N our possession:
From W. ?. Head, Esq, Bangor, Nal
u Nf BANGOR, Me-, April "a, 1863
hereby certify that ! have used tobacco for thirty
years past, and for tho last hheen years I have used
Two pounds per month. / have made attempts to
leave % az different times-I havele left OF one year at
4 time, but always ~contnutd to banker after u until /
used Orton's Preparation, which has completely cured
me OF the appetite for tobacco. I would recommend
al who are effected 9th this terrible habit TO Try the
Preparation, which will certainly cure II the direc-
tlonz are followed. i. HEALD.
4 IRON +. W. Adkins, ROCKVILLE, Tennl
y KNOxFrLng, Tenn. Aug. s, 1867.
q This !. 10 certify thatf had used tobacco 70 puch an
exfont that my health had become greatly impaired
and ny whole system defAnsed snd broken down. 10
lune, 1901, purchased ~ box OF Orons Prspars-
cared. IhaVe not had any h%ankenng Or desire for 70
bacco ando nling the Preparation. j believe u 10 De-
al that Il . recommended, and would advise as
tiih % quit iAe use Of tobaeco 20 " ono boz q Or
tons Preparation. B,W. ADKINS.
fProm John NORTH. bangor, Ne.
HAFdoH, Ne, March 81, 1858.
This a 10 certify thai ! have used tobacco for eight
sea ysan hsye ,f,sa many ,aas g Leave %, bas
ennwInr a nv slomach, that u have aooh rircn up,
ne trial. A short lime sipca = niehd Induced mo to
try 0tons PREPARATION Gold By zen. hass done 20
lhsnksr After iobaeeo, either 10 smoks Or chew, aner i
began 10 nee no PIopAntion. john MORRILL,
tB- pritp Of OuonS Preparation Two Dollars per
box, nrunrdtd to any part ofthc country, poti-plld.
90 rceolpI % price. HoUey sent by mail a our rsk !
Aidrpss G. n COTTON, PicpretoF, Boz l,7ta. Port
isnf, malne.
R1rEnsscEa 1--WE, me undersigned, have bad pr.
sonal daaiinrs With OB. Cotton, and have found him
! ralla1lo ani nlf ftallng MAJ, md beiisso hs state
mspu worthy o. Tho eon1dgnee q NE pnblc. 5. -.
pofilaid, Maine. Chha u. Morrill,, Hldfofoid. 1nlne
Z n. Boyle, An'y, pslfai. ualpe Alou1o Barnard,
ia, BsnfpI. Maine Wm. o. SWEET Wet Man1teld,
Mas y. qaln15s ~ sonns, N
Campaign Badges foT Sale ct this
omce.
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DIED

In JOns.boro,, Tenn, July 2s, 1868, SAN
ufL FaAsKrlS infant son Of Samuel and
Mary a. Tfnatler, Agsdten weeks
(" Suffer little children 70 come unto me,
and forbid them not, Tor OF such Is the King.
dom Of Heayep :
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We have received NAN, very many hind
mll''vss from our nnmsrous friends, breath
iag % 70 "a our sad bereasemeni the sweet
est and most sacred sentiments II sympathy
70 al' q whom &c return our grateful thanks,
As ven % . hose who ninistsrsdin The
dark hour We publish but Que.
earaHssntsi TVS. July 1iss, 1888.
~ az 0yiakan II am very much
paloed TO hear thaiyour liale HeaAor i dead;
and nov assurs yoa hat y%oursslf and com
Panion have py deep and sincere sympathy
IN this daFt hoaF Or ahieion Nay God help
y9n % hear this bsreayspsns As true ntus-
nan' and nay yoa toa syar tsmsmbsr thst
uhis = ouly smother gIodsu IL % blhd your
a'liis morn elo,sl % lhois things that ate
s%istnal and aislne.
IN syhpshy and anisfi6h.
fremain yours truly
IOrAIHkNL MANN.
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

r1E .laN. ~ l'AN-oSNs fLa F.4a ri tan|
10y VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT or
Id tVenditioni Exponas, issued from che
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
the United States for the Eastern District Of
Tennessee at Knoxville, on the 9th day Of
July, 1868, to me directed, ! viii expose to
public sale, for cash in hand, to the highest
bidder, at the Court-house door, in the city
Of Knoxville, on Saturday the 22nd day Of
August, 1868, one Brick House and LOT, Sit
uated on Main street, in the town of Jones'
borough, in Washington county, Tennessee,
joining the lot Of Seth J. W. Lucky and the
property lately occupied by o. w, Meek,
heretofore seized as the property of VIM, G.
Cannon, and all his right and title thereto
for the term o. Ahis natural life which said
property WIS c0hdemued as forfeited to the
United States by a decree of said Court made
and pronounced at November term, 1867.
B, MCDANIEL,
ls6sjuly24wtl o. $. Mdrshai &c.
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The Holaton Rantiat Aaaooiation.

The Holsion Baptist Association holds its
Annual Session at New Salem in this County
commencing on Che second Friday in August
next and incluees the third Sabbath. The
time i' published wrong ia the Minutes Of
last Association. Delegates win please take
notiee
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TFm1I1 T01Tf VuIT (
JON ATTAIN h MANN.

Samp-MoolinEr~ Change Of Time
To- time ~ holalns ibs canp Meeting q
Hone Greek caap-Otonud, Pan Branch Clf
snit, hal beef changed rom August 2sth 10
AasoH ~ issl > oflpsfi ?. "
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DISSOTTFTTON

'ViHE MERdANfIhE G1NCERN an ~NdDAN4Bb.
IL LlpGhfiELD& co. IS dissuiyeihy iinitBti6l,
We RETURN our fhanks to onEfpfniAr pAttohs i1r ,tt th'
confidence and most cheeFfdly recohwedd them u
tho "a a
OH ESTlBIISHgB HOUSE Or MESS GS.IEB 6 7lilDR.
IN fnr city, NoYwhom, 81 have ttpnea bver eur ehtire
sfork. Including ~ 10 hand AID transit, belonging u
iur eonsignors), as Responsible and husipess gtytlal IN /.
The nafie pf the eouccJb viii only De used IN eUs-
ing up thu business, The Books And papers lell ~
kept attie oiHce ~ Messts. LIE 4, TAYI0R,. 8udiour
Mr.. GEO A.. PREST0N Is filly authorized 10 nse.tAe
name II the concern in The Premises.
N ALBEIT MCDANIEL, 4s
& I~.hIrCHFfELD.
GEORGIA.. PRESTON. =
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80 CHERRY STREET, NASHVILLE,
Persons from 8 to go years Of age can learn This
system.
In a few lessons ladies' are Taught 10 write in a neat,
easy and rapid manner, and gentlemen In a bold, rapid,
business style.
Instead o. teaching PeDmanship merely rs an inna-
ton dn.an experiences Of 20 years has enabled him to
reduced Il to Inc ecrttirty Of . asience, 80 that, being
guided by knoredye instead Of randoua practice. pupils
from O 70 80 years can la a short time learn 10 write
with EASE, ELEGANCE and RAPIDIrY.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Is so simple and easy that It's principles can an be learn
ed IN a few hours, and a small amount Of practice will
enable one to use Il for The daily purpose % life.
None but those who are acquainted with y can form
any idea Of It's great brevity and simplicity, or OF the
ease With which h can be learned.
Photographic Reporters are much needed ad md
ready employment and good pay.
BOOK KEEPING,
In an rs varieties, taught practically. The best
qualified for business eommandth v beat salafy.
%6siuly3tL
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UNION FLAG.
.$ 700 y A D
LIE H%ORSE.THEEF!

"N.E- T"Z A
'GTOLEN FROM MI STABLE, ON
Nd Rock creeks Mitchell county, North CAROLINA, on
t6s l7th DAY n June, lsss, . sORHEL M9INE
about 70 hapqs hieh. He has q bBld frce all the Nhg
down IS BRAIDED plaipwithi ~. Sgon ths leis sholi-
der-his mana and tail soine lighter than his body-
white hind feet, one fpot more 40 than tho other. AT
the end Of his tail Il a wisp Of white BAR, one must
look close 10 see it-a dim brand on tbe bip-wiih sad
die gals on his back-about eight gsars old, has q pei
cnliaF whleker or neigh.
AMOTHE nj
gAlsM Ray MAnE was taken AZ the Same Tine
from Mrs Baker . widow lady, living IN tho 3Iime-,
Stone Cove, IN eatibr coantgs she Is about ht'an
hands high, yery long, biack name aud tail, small.
wlite star IN forehead, q white spot on one Tx, smll,
Old. 80
viii give FIFTY DOLLARS forthe return Of the
two hoises, Of any nserinaion that mag lead TO tlieSt
recovery, or win give TWRNTY-FiYE DOLLARS
for either. A reward Of S250is Offered Tor tic apprs-
hensioa o. the thief, who Is thought Ia bc n n~otarioua
horse-thief w the Iams Of WILLIANI CURRELE.
Address STEPHEN GARLAND,
Fork Mountain P. o.. Mitchell CO.. Nc.
OF, MRS. MARY BAKER,
~ Limestone Cove +. o., Garter CO., Tenn.
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DornB0XEs MANUFAOTURED cbewl

.2GEABOXES MANUFACTURED Chew
AODU ing ToAeedos, including Az ne
line L%ynehbnrg DFaHds, on ~copslgnmeots
LIE b TAYLOR,
No. ii, Bridge ST., Lyuchbufg, va.
OAAnBUHCHES NORTH ~GARQL1SA
OUUU Cotton Yarns, on consign1Dent.
LEE &gTA&LOR
No. VI, Bridge ST., Lynchbares Ya.,
DUP0NTS RIFE Blast
lOUU ing and Mining Powder ontcons
signment
LEE K TAYLOR
no. ~, Bridge SIS Lynchhnrg, Ya.t
.AAA BARRELS, HALF BARRELS, and.
ZDU Kits New Mackeral Roe and.
'Clippes HERRING, on consignment.
LEE 3 TAYLOR
10. u Badge st., Lyqchburg, Va.
l86Rmarlaif
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In ChanceFY at JOneShOrO', Tenn.
CIT. SHtpIyEY ADMINISTERED

~ ~ pLhAA I2lII l1N 10 lila
kOs tor Of Mark bacon, and f. i. Bacon, Adminis-
tfatiix OF same. ~Pursuantto a decree OF the Cham
Gerry Court AT JonesborUf Tennessee, atits May Term,
lS0S, I will offer for sale, AZ the Court. house door IL
said town, on Saturday the LIST day OF August, Isds,
three separate tracts OF land, adjoining epchopthet,
and lging IN District No. ., Washington county, Tenn.
LIST tract know, W the jerry Million farm, aud con-
tuliing about 90 acres, moro or less, aud adjoins tho
lands OF VIM. Powell, Wilson Bayless and others Ind.
tract on which the widow now resides, Rnd On which
y situated = GlllsP MILL, in a. good neighborhoad,
now somewhat out ~orrepair, and containing 100 acrea,
more oF less 3rd tract known as the Kyker farm, and
contaiaing 90 acres, more OF less, some Tor 3 acres Of
which. are resergedf for the benefit Of tho Mill Farm,
aligins the lands Of Jesse Bacon, Calvin Hoss and
,nthara y. 2" NH. ST. IN eaL#M NfaFF. ~ NH.. ..
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New Book
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hnd 90 The Congressional Glofo; knows ~ hs pat
history And ~ who lase known BIN hou, hoyhqct
le began this b~iographB two " thref Hau 90" %
lhatit 10 uot on Of she hurried and eYlem~mi publ
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gentlemen ol ane talent and ealtnfe- and there y no
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Moore will explain lt&eis;-
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tho uost pubsianial manner fricst $40 : copy.
CanyasisrI wanted eFeyuhere. large dl.couutt
given. Copies ull h. sent 10 ahv o1ri AZ ohce. post.
PAID, on receipt oi prrh W ~ fIlHlofH
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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 hiltN Iaid.
Juna rs, ls6S% HENRY HOSS, Q. h NJ.
6Siuly3w4pfS5,
hAVID "A. THOMPSON, EFT Az,
~ va, j. 0. Bacon and others. Pursuant to ade.
creeo Of the Chancery Court at Jonesboro', Tenn, AZ its
Mag term, 1865, Iii the above cause, 1 will Offer for
sale, at the Court-housel door, in Jonesbore', Tenn,
on Saturday the lat dag n August, 1865, two lots Of
land III District No. 81 WashlDgton county, Tenn. be.
ing part Of what Is known AZ the Joseph Thompson
farm, and the two pieces continuing, together, about
Gibson, VIM. Reed and others, a plot of the sane will
be exhibited on dap of hale.
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LIZ james Campbell. deceased, "a. susan Camp,
bell and others. Pursuant 70 a decree o. the Ghnoerg
Court at Jonesboro', Tenn, at Its May term, 1865, L
offer for sale, Atsaid Courthouse, on SatutdaythA
Of August, 1863, one. hundred acres OF land,
OF the %est end 0f, tho farm owned by James Camp
bell, decd, and now occupied IN his widow, Susan
Campbell, in District No.l7, Washington co., Teup,,