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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
From Canada.

The Niece Murder Investigation
Higertd of FaiaHs to the Uaited
States.
OTTAWA, April 1S.-Tho ipvOsti-
CATION in the assassination case was
resumed this morning. Thc counsel
for the Crown, acting under instruc-
tions Fl ON the government, has ex-
Guided every person not interested in
the case frem the court, including all
members of the press. 1t was discov-
cred this morning that a piece of iron
used as a support for some pipes
which passed through the prisoners
cell, had been taken of. Tho prison
err WAS at one searched, when a piece
of iron nine inches long was found
concealed under his arm and between
his shirts. This circumstance does
nottend to lessen the suspicion against
him. The detectives admit that
since yesterday the most important
evidence against Whcian has been
obtained a largo number of parties
have suddenly left Ottawa, antieipat-
ing evidence duplicating them in
McGee's assassination, in possession
ofthe authorities.
MONTREAL, April Is All the cor.
respondence which has passed be-
tween the Fenian lodges in New
York and Montreal has been seized
by The government, and a grand ex-
odus Of prominent Irishmen from
Canda 20 tho United States com
menced this afternoon IN consequence,
Over 400 personsar arc implicated in he
correspondence ofO'Neal and 0blaho-
ncy, and the entire affair win be
brought bofoFe tho court ia Ottawa.
1t Is reported that an international
case will be mado OF it, as Documents
have been discovered which tend to
show that The murder Of McGec was
plotted in New York, and approved
oil before a committee in Montreal.
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Hon. T. A. Hamilton.

The Memphis Post puts up the
name of Hon. I, A. Hamilton for the
office of Representative in Congress
for the'Stste at large, Mr Hamilton,
as orr readers know, was a distn.
guished member Of the House at the
last session Of the Legislature, The
Post says;
As we go to press We learn that
Gen, W. J, Smith, Hon, Barbour
Lewis and Hon. II. A. Hamilton have
received a letter from GOV, Brown
low, stating that he had postponed tho
proclamation for the election of n
Congressman at largo rs long as pos
siblo that no step backward can be
taken now, whatever the result, and
that our friends must prepare them
selves to meet the emergency as it
stands, and win the victory.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
The Imneachment OF johnson.

lu the impeachment rial Of Andy Johnson,
BY the Senate Of the United States, the case
Of the defense was closed on Saturday last.
The hnal arguments viii be delivered 6rst
by Mr.. Bingham, on behalf Of the managers,
TO be followed by Messrs. Stanberry and
Evarts on behalf Of the President, who in
turn win be beloved by Mr.. Boutwell, ia con-
e%lnsion, such, it is understood, being the cast
ander the rule Of the court limiting the pre-.
Geneation Of tina 6nal argument to two on
each side. The iual decision Of the court,
u Is probable, win be made not later than The
eoming'week. That johnson will 20 'iover-
board" for the preparation Of high crimes
and misdemeauors, there seems to be no
question Of doubt. Even the CopperheNd
and reSsl newspapers give it up as a foregone
conclusion. The evidence of his guilt is so
pointed and positive in its eliminating char
Aster that no other just conclusion can be ar
rived at under the circumstances
Then, we may hope soon for our long dis
turbed country to be rid of au incubus which
has been weighing it down under the yoke of
oppression for the past three years like a
canker worm pr0ying upon the Yitals. John
son out Of the way and his mischisvous ma
shlnaiious with the cohorts 0: treason viii
be at an cnd-a loyal man will step into the
high position, and sweet peace will spread
her wings over our country so long cursed
ny an unprineiPIed demagogua and traitor.
A new order Of things will be initiated and
Onee more the heads of loyal men in the
South can rest upon their pillows in ease
and with the fan assurace of safety and pro-
lection.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
Conservative Representative from
Tennessee,
The Doliyer B,alehn, a Conservative paper,
has the following
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

The BoliTer BsaleAn, a Conservative paper
has the following
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
On the III Of Msy an election will be held
throughout this State for the purpose of So
Letting an additional member Of Congress.
Who shall the Conservative vote for? That's
the question. We should not let the Radicals
earrytha State. Let US have an honest man.
aConservatiTc, a gentleman, to vote for, and
Hardsman will nip OF another head vi the
Radical hydra.
We hear II whispered that Hon. Edmun6
Cooper viii receive tho support Of the Con-
ErTvattvea With three Republicans ia the
field. be could be elected by a large plurality.
Tennessee would make a pretty figure, ~
siecttDg a Conservative TO represent the
whole State, at the beginning Of the Presi-
dental canvass. What stink our cotempo-
Isriss Of tho Republican press ?-Noskolls
Press aHd Tpleu
30 Ut as W are concerned, either Of the
Republican candidates would make a good
representative, but it is simply political
'uie'ds TO continue them a.l-aud bslieving
Gen. Rodgers the strongest man in the field.
We call UPON every Radical Republican to
uni'e upon him, and tbus beat the Copper
hsaas and Rsbels. 90 for hia!
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24

G Libby Prison was recently sold
at auction. The Federal Govern.
ment ought to take that pesthOuse Of
vile vcrmin ard e1nfne jed. Davis
and Robert Z. Leo therein during
tho balance Of their unnatural lives.
with maggoty soap and spoiled bacon
for their food, tho soft side Of oak
planks for their beds, bricks for their
pillows the ghosts OF their VICTIMS
tho starved Union soldiers-to goad
With sharp sticks when they fain
would sleep, and their coBsciences
for their only bosom companions and
c~omforters Nat Rddisal.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
from WASHINGTON

MA~sHINofoN Aifsi lg, 1868.
The eleesiqn N South Carolina HIS
resulted ih 4 great ReN lean ictory.
We haze diectcd the 4dyefuor. he
State Legislature ind members OF
'Congrcss The sriumnh &c Union
and freedom is complete South Car
Olina, the first to inculcate the heresy
Of ratification il 1884, the first to
secede from the Union, and-the first
10, fire on the flag OF our eonptry in
1861, is the first 10 return TO her al
%legiance; for although Arkansas has
elected her Senators, there is some
contest there over the general results.
But tho Palmetto State stands
now where she never stood before.
Under the control of a narrow mind.
ed ar%islocracy craving for royalty,
bound 10 slavery by pocket and pre-
.judice, her whole system antagonized
with republican institutions, She was
always a malcontent, instead Of a
wisely cooperative counsellor. But
with a free constitution, with n Gov
ernor, a Legislature, and a delega-
ton in Congress devoted to the new
order Of things, she now appears q
t%hroughly reformed sister. Let us
hope that her influence for good Ia
tho future viii be equal TO her dis.
position for evil in the past.
At an infomal caucus Of Pacific coasi
Democrats, it was formally agreed tc
urge Associate Justice Field of The
Supreme Court as the Western can.
didate for President at tho com.
ing Democratic Convention.
Arrangements have been made t.
have the four Armies of the TENNESSEE
the Cumberland, the Ohio, and o
Georgia, to meet Mt Chicago on thu
18th and 10th of December next, Z
have one common celebration, in.
stead of having separate meetings u
heretofore. As soon ms c%ertain ar
engagements are completed at Chicago
the official announcement will b
made.
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The Great Radical Victory sn
Arkansas.

I.
Thstoiiowlng Rom the LOuisvills gsAfaa1
Is BANGLE TIE Democratic eroaniSgs ov
&c Che great spuSlieNn victory "a &anaas
but liks ,As bsls woilins sysr DO Lost
Casss, his az DO avail;
"The Radical Legislature Of Arkansas
elected, on Thursday, B.. F, Rice ana r. Nc.
Doaald intense Radicals, 10 the Uuiged
States Sepateg Tie two Senator'S elect were
10 leave Immediately for Washington. Their
friends At the Capitol no doubt lelegraphed
them 70 De ~ their posts as soona ia possiSle
There Is saidto be, or TO have hgeR,pa doubt
Of success IN the minds Of somsrO Of the Sen,
ators Ia favor Of The Presidents conviction,
and this accounts tor their anxiety 10 obtain
an Recession Of strength at the earliest ptae-
tleable. day y q So the Arkansas Legislature
elected in all haste, and tho elected jacob,ns
are flying with all haste TO where their aP-
pointed work is TO be done
We suppose that this must necessNrily put
an cod to all, doubts as 20 the Presidents
eoHviction, where any has been entertained.
shas been conjsctured that about a half =
doarn Of the Radical Senators might vote
Ngainat conviction, and consequently the
hope hus been INDUCED Nv some that the
constitutional majority Of ,two-thirds could
no: be obtained for the Presidents election
Bat the Accession Of these two last Radicals
hot from the oven OF Radicalism, in which
We With they had been baked like bread
settles the question. 't"
"cThe Radicals Of the Senate have consent
ed evento the.exceedihgiy little delay which
they have granted only because they spPre
hended that y reinforcement might possibly
be necessary to make all safe, and, now tina
they have got u, we may expect that thel
railroad speed, which has been ATTY miles ~
boar, will be run up to seyenty-hvP.s H#I
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24

~ General Grant has done anoth-
or good thing Taking n lesson from
General Roseerans' practice at Nash
vile during the war, no has ordered
Government gardens TO be cultivated
by the soldiers at every post where
tho Govern ment has vacant land.
This will not only promote tho health
Of tho soldiers, but save expense in
the vegetable line. al
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
Troops for MauPy County.

Gov Brownlow has requested
Gen, Thomas TO send q company of
United States trOopst tn Columbia to
look after the Kuklux, who havo of
late perpetra;ed such horrible out
RACES in Marry county A company
ofthe 45th will probably DO sent into
the disaifected section.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
Election cfU S senatcrsin Arkan-
r. SaS.

MEMPHIs, April lG-A Little Rock
special of to-day says the Dogislal-
turO has unanimously adopted the
fourteenth amendment tho Consuilu-
ton ofthe United States.
Yesterday tho Legislature elected
b.. r. Rice and B. r.. Mcdonald
United States Senators for Arkansas.
Tho Senatorial delegation will leave
at once for Washington.
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Sentenced 10 be Hanged.

OF ST. Louis, April H. Mathew ].
Wemoth, whose second trial for the
murder of nepnis Doyle terminated
some days ago. was sentenced 70, day
BY Judge Primen of the Criminal
Court, to bo hanged Thursday, juno.
llth. A motion was 6led for . third
trial but it was o%yerru!ed. 30 s7,,.l
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
LATEST NEWS.
Virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, April lS.-Tho convcn
ton te-night, at II o'clock, adopted
the Constitution by a vote Of 81. to 20
Three Republican mombers voted
against the Constitution. The con.
yention adjourned sine die.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
Is Il PnssIhie,

The Tennessee Rspublican State Exesoffvs
Committee bavs, at Ia, concluded to can A
meeting on the trsasay-esAA f%ltiauty rhey
shoald havs Pu, !, OF NATL aa.r ths election.
Or took the ohhstmss holiday, for Il. Tk.y
have been two months considering iBe mai.
ter. Another ,ush a ce9@ia,s WI tssst
" t.e Esreritai tfrT
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
Just So.
Tia Grssusvills HatiOraI Onion says oftbe
tSfs a sisetion Tor Criminal Judgs,

Tia Grssusvills NltiOnai Onion says oftbe
rsf'n, s~is.tion Tor erAniual Judge,
" Th9 election for Criminai Judge. On
Thartday lat, passed on very 1%uietlT, and.
under tbs mtaipulNions 81 the Leasbes
very snccsliiaIiY. .Iftbey eau stand NJ otb'
~ people need pot complain. Bot We blink
tlie lile iiIange that iheY should act 40
WY lneohnsteutiy. thai. Hifer having 49,
? uiaeh ias. about r-wardinR soldiers. th.v
esau'a pas By MAJ FlAgg Hnd Col Brown.
eui'pssoiiier',to vote Tor Mr. Howard"
lroaltiss, who hiEsao Boaae. soldiers amer
me s''''n asd f'ak If Gordon Graing,-. NJ.
'neceh 4 Co sD5 soldiers Who ,llov
ilsassiFsi 70 be nrsde ,s.ii Of ~ s~s,,,,.
esaf 'nesua''rss 10 trsS Up th, Rss,,s,
pn'y Dsgrsuy ~ 20 4, ,r.at.s Jvsr.so-
i'c sas0szzs' jslH sab slhll
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
The coneressional -.

The election Of CongrsssuRn Tor the State
- lsres comes 90 on TIE III OF Nay. Geo.
Rodgers, Gen. Cooper apd-Col H~amthon-all
thfse good add true and sound Radicalsg are
IN ibe Geld, rep~rsseniiug the tbreaeraad d.
visions 81 The State. We. copy tie cards
and s%irealarB 81 All thFss-ihink well ana
speak ven o. ail-and var upon nohs n
them. The Interests Of the 5tasaniof The
hepubiiesu party Viu he SAFE 81 TIE haaSstl
sttkfr -E.---tr va
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
NOuth Carolina RleCtlOn.

4 CHARLEsroN April lS-Scattering
returns from y%srious sections indicate
the ratification of tho Constitution,
and the success of the Republican
ticket by a large majority for the
Constitution.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24

1 The last number of the Louisville
Journal, a eopperhead rebelnewspaper, aban-
dOns the sinking ship thus
Io "Tbese indications, in our opinion, shut
out all hope Of the President's acquittal.'
Bully, forit the 'Sndiedtioas7 say we, in uni
son with the loyal millions b ioughout our
land 1
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100 AcREs.
NOTICE-

AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME AS
I'D Commissioner Of Registration for WASH
ingtou County, Tennessee, BY . late act Of
Assembly, will proceed to open snd hold
an election at the different precincts in WASH
ing,on Couniy on Thursday, the 7th day OIL
May, 1868, for the purpose OF e~lacting one
Congressman for the State Mt large, to ell out
the uueEPired Term of the Fortieth Congress
Of the United STATES. April I, 1888,
w. NJ, LANDEETH, Dom. Of Registration
sft. for Washington County Tenn.
Npll0tde.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24

"a Washington Dispatch to the
~ Y. Commercial Advertiser says
Gen. Giant is so maneuvering troops
as TO virtually RentrO4iEe General
Hancock ~ commander Of tho Allan
tic, and place him without any men
under his control. Good for Grant
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
NOTICE,


'onh a. Vonty w, James kees.
A TTACHNENT ItyiCd on A. trac, Oil,,j
IA ss the properly Of James KEGS. 4,
debt due 70 John N. Donelly for hin, III.
lars, which has this day been returned Mo-,
me, John Orosswhite, an actlag Jaal,, h
the Peace in Civil District No. I Of JoGS,SI
County Tenuessss. Thu cause Q fsulnF cJl
said attachment as appears the said q.
PENDANT Kees is a non resident Of The Saa
Of Tennessee, il which said Johu n Dou,.
~ has this the eth day Of April 1868 obtained
a conditioned judgment against The nd
James KEGS As q nonresident, for Thirty do.
lars. and all cost Of suit. Said Kess il hs,.
by notified to appear At my house on ID,
frat Monday in June neT, to show causgi
any he has, why said jndgmcn! should lot
be made fnal. Fail not.
Given under my hand this the 9th Day h
April 1868.
John 0RoSSWBITR, Justice ufPseG
ls6SAprl34w4prsfeeS4.
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ORIGtNAG ATTACHMENT.

Jesse ALLISON vs.. Thomas Tngles. The
81 plaintiff on affidavit says the defendant
Is indebted to him, and that, the defendant "a
a nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process Of law cannct be
served upon him, and bavipg obtained IN
original attachment against him returnablC
before some Justice Of the Peace for said
County, and the same having bssn returned
before me on the goth day of March 1858,
levied On the defendants property. 1t il
therefore ordered by me, shat publication bt
made tor four successive ,weeksi Ia, the Union
Flag, notifying sand defen liant TO appear lie,
fore me, at my Office, in civil district No Is,
Sullivan County, Tennessee, on the 25th day
Of September 1858, the same having beer
stayed until that day, and answer Or thc
sau.e will be proceeded With sxparte.
sas7e rrgo s. D. STUART, J. P.av 4
ls6sapr24w4pfS5 Sullivan County.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
SEyArn CnAapan. Narch II, lsas.

To Nessrs II. s. PauersoH and othsra: az
GESTLEMRS SENATORS; Your note Of this
date is before me, and | heartily .Rsquieses
in your desire, and, if elected, viii give my
services in aid Of the best interests OF the
State. Respectfully,
JoHS B! RoDaERs.
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SURROUNDING COUNTRY

We hereby tender you our thank
for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on US, and beg leave to call
your attention TO our New Stock OF
Spring Goods, just arriving, which
has been selected with especial caro-
to suit the taste and wants Of all. WS
will sell Low for Cash or Produce.
We mean exactly what we say. w
At HERNDON SHANNON.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24

The follow iRg call upon dtAaFOl Rodgefi
to become a caEdida,e for Cotqresa tor Oh
STATE az gsyunder the Legisla,ive Eesola.
ton, is handsome tribute 10 a staunch Re-
publican and faithful member of the State
Senate, who was trained 10 the school OK
Henry Clay in his devotion to the UniOn,
General Rodgers will make A true aud wigs
liant Representative if elected, he Is always
at h~is.post, and has a whole-souled ebhOr-
renee Of Democracy in all its phases:
NASHVILLE, March u, 1865.
Gen. JohnlR Rodgers! o. taa
SRA: respectfully request that we be
permitted TO present your name to the peo-
Pile OF The State Of Tennessee for an addi-
tional member Of Congress.
n. 8. Patterson, jim. Mccall,
D. w. @. Sester, iu Jos. Echol, 7
s. BARKER, ~ rl.. s.. NJ. Henderson, Z
P. z. c. Nelson, lst dist. s, Matthews, s "a
W. A. Garner, John Aldridge,
c. Underwood 22aj Berry Lyle, Senator
district, 900 b.. N 10Th district,
Clay Newlsnd, D. N, Nelson,
J.R. Fusoa. asa rIaH
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m the rress and Times March Y,
Another Gail.

- aANAA NAN
Another Call.
The following vall frem numerous mem,
bers Of the House of Representatives will h'
read with great pleasure by the many friends
of the Distinguished Senator so highly com
plimented BY his associates in both brauehe:
Of the General Assembly
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
NAsHyILLB, March IS, 1853.
heundtrsigued members of the House o
Representatives respectfully approve TIL
nomination made ny the Senate Of Gen. Jno
B. Rodgers for Congress for the State a
large.
Rep Carter and johnson.
j. W. THoNSSURaH,
Rep. Granger.
", O. WmrRg
Req. Bradley.
IsGAc C. SroSE,
Rep, White.
JAcOD w BRovS,
Rep0Frauklia.
RUFrs DoHpY,a 70
Rep, Feutress.
+. S. WILLIAMS,
Floater Smith, Sumnerand Macon.
E. J. l~IopsBs,
3 Rep. MeNairy.
T. A. SNITu,f r.f mR.
Rep. Dickson.
JoHS ANDERSON.
Rep. Hamilton.
W. N. WoOncoCK,'
Rep. Macon.
T. McKINIEY,
Rep, Sumner.
LEWIS L. FAULKNER,
Rep. Warren.
W. T. PusToS, a
Rep DYER ard Landerdale.
r. j. ALIEN,
Rep. BlOnnt.
NEwTOS HACKER,
Rep. Washington.
W. F. PR0ssRR,
Rep. Davidson.
JAMES HALH,
Rep. Jefferson,
8. II. ISMAN,
Rep Cooke.
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN INSTITUTES.

REv n ?. BANCROFT. R5rsRal.
sumnsr session Of 20 weeks besinS May
40, 1883.
Application should be made 20 the Prin-
eipal.
For particulars, send for tifcular.
O, Q. CARPENTER, sup't.
l~sesap24m6 Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
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In Chancery al BIOnDtYiIle, Tenn

ILL.,.
In Chancery at BlOnllYiIlc, Tenn
Jsbez Mitchell ct. al vs.. Martha Lynch =.
Tn this ease II Is allodRsd in tho bill ID
defendants, Martha Lynch, Matilda A'i'
Susan A. Lynch, and Elizabeth bJnca W
o residents Of Tennessee. II IS HaHN
that publication DO made for four 'neee,"
weekGip the Union Flag, q paper PTlnea
the town of JonesbOrO, Tenn, hoallns "l
defendants to appear before our enanHg
Court at the Court House in Blounttlns !"
the third Monday 10 May next, ana n4i y
fsneo 10 said bill or the same WI %
hearing exparte, April Rules 1855,
.r5'3 ,rw WILLIAM MULLENNlA, 0S%
q, apl7w4prsfesS5. ls
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LAND SALE.


Will, BY Virtue OF tie authority vested
in me by the will ofthe late Samuel N.
Hunt, deceased, sell to the highest bidder at
his late residence near Buffalo Ridge, Tenn,
on Saturday the 3olh day of May lees, HE
following described lands to wit:
One tract lying on the North side Of Buff
falo Ridge miles North Of JonesborOagh
containing about
100 ACRES,
About co acres in eplliFa,ion and balance
well timbered, with Dwelling House, Spring
aud Orchard on It. A credit of twelve
months will be given, BY note and approved
security being given aud lein retained Cor the
purchase money.
Notice is also hereby given to all persons
having clNima againat said estate TO present
them TO me authenticated in TIVE manner and
time prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred, in law or equity. This 2lst day
Of April, 1868.
If. GRESHAM, Executor
lS6sapi2AW6. 0s
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wallace willoushby Ct. d, Ta. l'iPs Wy

Wallacs Willougbby ct. al. V. LsiPs Wv
longhby st. al Al
VNthfs case il is alledged 10 the Dl ~
defehdants Leiper willcughbl Hia, ~,
Willohghby, John 0rndorf and Way
Orndorf his wife, formerly Mary hiHo5s.g
children Of Andrew Willosgooy w 4
Yolney r. willouehby are uou-r,'las1I ,g
the State OF Tennessee. II 10 ofass ..,,i,
publication be mnde for four nt#
weeks in the Union Flag, a PaPsf al
In Jonesborough Tennessee,
defendants 70 appear on 1hs ihlra l@,tm
Nay next, before our OhanesFy OSais
Court House Ia B~lounlvi'ls, ana M
f.nee 10 said Bill, or the sane uh''
sxparlea April Rules 1878 ckL
~'-ffr1WILLGAM MULLBNNlA'
.fg-A,raE.ogh
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s. finis. a. am ~
eAss h an.dEe ~
ldenndanis Hsfrg = ,sSlhrt '
&. Pinly are nouIrshdsah ( !. rsss Or a.
% = S,osd.e ~ssts IL IAs usis. sss ~.
printed IN thatorn q u sppsf w
notlyiug.Ssi dtfspdaan oi.ssirls o,
tbs dhancery Court AZ psslsi
.ssird Moadky Of Nay nst ahflr1'
10 IA Bln 81 ne 90 u
t's 'sP'iirfsT Rttts~
sFrviprf''s'
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jesse Cross Adm. &c. rs. Mary A''', nn' AM
TNibls case 4 IL allsdgea = Tsoup
deFendanfs, Daniel Miller aaa III.
Miner are non-resldsnls . The Ky y. ,,iod \
uessee. /. is ordered 'hai ppoD 4. rns,
made for four successive weeks p y r..
Flag, 4 paper published 10 4 ,spsfti
nessee, noifyiog said d~sf'ndann M %
he third Monday Ia Nay nsiI u.s, d
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