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WILLIAM B. COOK,

i srAfUFAc1URKR OF
Iron Railing. handsome. patterns OF a5s!cenies
Window Guards, Awning Frames, Corinthian
Columns and Csp,tols Ornamental Cast brseketa
for shelving, &c., all sizes; 6as ana waIer fipe'
Hvfirnnt avs and Kods fol! water and gas, VENT
I.tors Tor brick and wood cornices Traps Tor n.y.
drauts and culverts, Coal Shoots.
fGlt l,ne of Piow astings Tor ploWs IN gen
eraI nae ffrouehont the country always on hsnd &
All kinds OF Iron Work for tiidings and cast.
inRs generally.
age for The past hftesn years, ] most respectfully
&c lcit the continuance OF the same,
ali ord filed with dispatch ano promptly az
nay linn
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sEW1NG-MACHINEs.

1911 sEWi ne y As5! IS. 1911
We are selling great many OF these superior
MACHINES. Recollect our terms are noeral.
We take In exchange old machines and allow their
full va ue.
We have also q machine which Is intended for
young misses-a perfecE jewel. Call ann get either
one for yourself or for the daughter you then can
do your own sewing andsave more than five Times
the cost OF the ID az HINE In SIX months Iall
and see us. Bring the misses and let tn. m learn
IN the MACGI~k. NO charge. ap26-6S
GEWIN G-MACHINES REPAIRED, OF
DALI KINDS. hesLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW.
lNG-MACHTSFS bought and sold. We cell the
only proper needle for the sloat Elliptic Machine
! -. SLeAT q ADDiNGTON,a
pl-sm l4ls Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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an k-aaHtds -.
f1OMMIs3IONER's BALE or VALUA-
Lille REAL. ESTATE I'M THE COUNTY

COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUA-
I aLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY
OF the S circuis court Of Cumberland made ca The
9Th day OF March, ise9. In the suit OF LinnGas r.
and Hi Isss sf Vivian william
Morton deees ed. ana others, defendants the IN.
ders!ened commissioned app int by said O. cree
se a. ON hs q
TWO Asb rskVEs-EiGHTBs ACsEs OF
sad eoaas sna % q NhsS D1 Wsa
The TWO HUNDRED AND FOus AQEso ~
LAND adjoining the sal tract. held by Elyffa z.
Norton. the wid.w of said 4 liam y. Morton. for
herlife rs her dover. g:.,..s. ii. .g.5.
The on me s n Win Sr
rooms. in good repair. and tho usual ont-souss
ON The dover Is i FsAMED DWELLING WIN
NM a E0G@s sps III asss
the south side railroad has considerable sm9s W.,
tsla a SSaas
Jerks OF ALI VIII be credit Of & y, and
10 months. tqaxl instalments except as to sasc
give bonds with spprosed scout y, and The tile -
be held until all the purchase money !. piia .xos
! Abe Commissioners has authority ~ ssta ssI .nd
| will accommodate purchasers, IL tlHung sSs
same II Il appears adYsna 70 HG 20 ~ nv
day Of SALE sattf JOHN 5G..aMn.sssiansr.
| GALE OF LAND In CUMBERLAND
/ ~ cOTJNpY.-Jhs undersigned, commissioners
Appointed by decree ofthe Isai. Court q Can
issa IN the anil or Ann NJ Pe..ns IS. Petlus'a sa-
mintsfrstor, &c they win sci, .t public auct!on.
To tie hia dc SO bidcer .. CuMbs Rand oannouss
4 NJ NtlNTaY ,he 2Sth day OF Eay, ISIS tteat Dsipe
| q riIt-dayl n I.HACrGF LAND OF which Hugo
l ~ Pc rus died seized known rs "brfisiRa
! HaI,' situated Within half = mile Of Cum ses'
land Courthouse. $500
j The improvements consist OF large andS sfy
i h,ndsome two stored brick dwelltix VILE BIZ
rooms above The basement and all necessary ca
/ BINS and oHt-hauses loo
1erms OF sale viii be on c; edit OF sH tM.s.
Ell hte en-, and tSents.fonr mon rs lul tss.S IVA
msprs. the purchaser 10 eSerntv hanhs Win 49,
i security for Tho purchase N IN ard NE uSe "
be retsiaed until all this purchase money II psi'-
l S''1 - II ~ '.EEees-E ". d laSlNG,
JOHN Il. WILSON,
my l--iaxln COMMISSIONS"
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6 AUG.lIOa MALES.

~ -TTSr3ys FGTUEB iD4sIS II ILL., = n
! Z 81 BY Francis z. fsbeil, :.
az Arctiosseer and Res1 Estsse Agent,
iEleventh bstweon HAHN md Bank streets. ~
vTER Y DESIRABLE And CoMM0-
DIOTJs THREE.SrORY BRICK Dwell
EEhR LEIGH STBEET, FOR SALE AT 4 UC-
ZION. WEDNFsDAYsfhe sth day of May,
isss af so,ciock p H., WIN be sold 1t auction,
rnr the pram ises that very desirable and mmo-
Sions IN ee:story BRICK DTELL1E1 located as
above stated containing nine rooms besides store
rooms chande iers and osher gas-hxfures
thrpuph. ut: bathroom water CON Feniently ar.
ranged, and ample servants quarters al or whlsn
are tn GOOD orter The lot Gonts 70 fees ON De-
Yenih street and runs back feet. % T. ~
TERMS: J liberal, and Inads known ~ SAFE.
mY3 Sii FksNGIsT. IsBELL AUG loneer.-
IT70IQI by Richardson q Newburn. -. ~.
, 9afqReal Estate q gents and Auctioneers'
No. lslsY Main street, corner OF Eleventh.
4 NICE LITTLE PLACE OF THIRTY
! "A ONE ACRES 'tsnafl FAMED hou.e, choice
fruit &. ees sufficient wood: water &C. naL an
hours run from sown VII g ,ola az sucs Ms On
at ii O'Clock a. Persons attending the sale VIII
ticket to ellen Alleny on Frederick burg retroeo,
Leaving the Petersburg depot az y A. H. sno
ia ss. Iapsain Cnssons will take pie Assure Ia
sn " tn tss2 'Ne .pphie 81 sRbSON q FEwBUsN,
a~~sa 81
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I 1T. By Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers 80
corner Of Governor and Franklin Streets. ?

J I E'5ia By Cook q LAuRhton, AHctIoneetS
corner Of Governor and Franklin !. Streets
DARKROOM FIXTURES, Sc. &C., At
ID AUCTION lon MONDAY, May %. az y y
O'Clock we win sell at the BARRON OF mt. g.
IbanbacE, No 1897 d ain, street between S!ae.
teentfI and Nineu enth streets, sA OF MISS nls ~
- several large Zee Boxes for casks, gmo3 9
Bar, ouatsTa, Tables. and Chairs ;s5ae 154
n Decauters, G1asses. Bar tinHaie e, ,J.s:,
kto. n. lock Screens. &c:s Isl 81 ai@<.s3
ehnfie Board, In order; D
Baguelle Table with Balls ard Cues ,s.,,,
One a ir.Gun and Gallery, &C. - $1L-aAt
lot or + urnitur. 8. dding &C. -,
-, --e1 Bucttoneers. &.
Parties TO whom MI. Ebenhack is Indebted, and
those incebte1 to him. are requested 60 cali ana
sertlerbeir claims Tue.day. fggaap Is WtF. 6m I
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TOR RENT, A FRAMED TENE: On
~ MENT. with seven rooms. water and1.A
- r-o,t .tda of Tiohfb havond Leigh street.

1sa. west side of eighth beyond Leigh street.
Pa BRICK HOUSE with five rooms, water, ana
gas, on the corner If Fifth and Baker streHt'
BRICK .TENEMENr No. 80 seveoteensn,
front store. and large number OF rooms above !;
lot attached. with kitchen, &c
tween Gilmer and Mnnford with four rooms {;
kitchen, y c.. in the ward.
TWO NEW OFPIGxS. with Easements, water,
&c. suitable for commission merchants soutn
sida ef arv b tween anth and Eleventh streets;
Several desirable OFFICES above the stores Q.
Messrs ". a. Ferguson Co. and HAL Hutcn,
ison. on south side Of Main between fleVentn ANU
on sn ss r. APPRRS0N. 10l6 Vain street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

w QINEtS AIAA1 A<A2GS~ASSs as.1 +
OHOICE LIQUORS FOR FAMILIES
" BINIEGEE's Old RYE WHfsKEY. @
/ lat ANDREWS z CATLETT.
DININGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.
ID myl-st ANDREWS & CATLETT.
DININGER's OLD GOLD-MEDAL
ID SHERRY. ANDREWS & CATLETT,
myl-at e.-si II a.tcl42S Vain street.
r LIQUORS, LIQUORS, LIQUORS. =
We beg leave to call the attention OF the trade
to our, bad urfEssr1s s.i? HaaI 9G5 II
LARGE and WELL-sELECTEDA ASSORTMENT
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC VINES
-s3t @sv. LIQUORS. &C., 4
s consisting in part OF
casks otard, Dupuy Z Co.'s Fine Brandy.
vintage 1852; aa aa3-. -
ss Sa sHssa ne sassay
. - dicinal purposes;
: casks Very Superior berry Wine
10 ca,ki Medium Grade. Wine, edt u s..
90 baskets Chappaane, superior brands: .sas.
50 cases Claret Wine, 20 -... sTea. . 'as@
barrels Nv. AZ Old Rye Whisky. hve years
10 barrels Kentucky Fousbon whisksy, two
- years old r-gE, t.r 'r .ss.syg =. =. .
10 barrels Wilson'S, Pennsylvania Whiskey,
20 two years old ~ ss-se y 49, - r.
Is barrels ,.sck,y's Mountain WhiskeY 5sls u
20 barrels Hangers Whisksy, -..g z psa
&c barrels Martin v hickey. sA.I zs1t, -
Is barrels Whites kockoIi dge hitksy.
10 barrels bngelmanis Valley Choice Whiskey,
$50 barrels common TO medium n hiskeY SD =,
10 barrels 10 land Gin.
Is barrels New eng and Rnm, ld ~
3 barrels old Jamaica Kun II - -. Ia
Also large lot Of mixed u candles, Wines, Cor
dials, Tonic and Bar 81 ters &C. &C., In store ant
for sale on accommodating terms. IL Ia 100 Il
ANDkEW j. CRAY d CO.
apa ri iE@f%TE2 ~ - No. Pearl Block.
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WANTS.

WTANTED, a YOUTH to attend to 9
wv SODA FOUNTAIN. Address, With re-
ferences, box 1856 my LII
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: BY 9rubbs g williams. Anctioneess. u
ET7eventh between Main and Bank streets.
Ar,vppy1 NNaTi FRAMED DW YELLING

!. AVERY NEAT FRAMED DMELhih ins
y AZ ann SMITH sTRHETs, AT AUCTION,
: WEnHFsDAY, sth Of Nay, At q o'clock 81. Z:
Wa viii selI ut auction, upon Inc Ins
DWELLING situated as aDoFe' zoSs"pNee - 49,
1s IN six rooms besides kitchen. The lot Is
~ 100 iess an home for small family, and
would be good investment, 90 inc tsnement -
the probable cost OF the properly. :. xon,o,a
2 = EBas,:, One-thfrd icssh oalance az ioor 1n1
! eight months, With interest; % xu,r1raHs s9
I ;.,'.S s-r- Tr-J a nc tonee-s. n
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! #"Such q case occurred few days since in
Concord 20 ~ ~. 49,. .-,
Thirteen hundred such young ladies ap.
piled in one year for admission to the asylum
at Bin ghamton, New York; ..<zsa.lI.
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'IUCTION SALES

By Thomas W. Reese. Aucsiopeer'
~. no. 1Ii7 Main street.
FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUG
r1,N II wiil seli at my store NO. 1877 MAID
srseton THis Monday MosNta .se a sa at
stsnt commencing at 10 O. siosK, af
Mohorsny Bureaus and idaboards -. 80, u, = .
..Jenny Lind French, and Cottage Seaslsaos
Hfr and shuck Hatares es, tsu n..s-
| Marbfe-Top Wa hstsnds,
Superior r1s-e LINED Refrigerator a.
ewinR-MachineI'.
Crockery and GLASSWARE ,tsf-&T t,E f@Es
Ice Pltc' erB, 10 .,f.tr.t zs,f a Il Ftft
-Blusng Indigo, eoaps DC. j. .-%9}2V -E1i
New Cooking Stoves u.,uroruG ].
mya aggd Ii Ja2tsEt ~ a-.-anct.onee-.-
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TWO FINE DWELLING-HOUSEs@
4 FOR RENTING large BRICK hESi- Sg On
DENCE BY the snb o4 lot leo feet
Sront and running hack 1870 feet to All alley. There
is garden on The lot, also stable and carriage
hoe ieo for rent. the large BRICK RESIDENCE
now occupied BY Jame1 NJ. Waft Fsq: sltuated
on Broad street brlween Twelfth and Th1,fetn,h
streets few doors below the First Baptlst church
Amply to roDrp urppINc
3O-1w r--.@#~m. GEOhU' arlNHNt " .
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BOTTLES WANTED.-Highest prices
ID paid for GLARET BOTTLES at =. &C.
u, tx ora Rsnk street. ap 3s-?teod
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Gatherings.

A correspondent of the Journal Of
Agriculture says he finds his clay loan
ground increased more in productive
ness by the use of eight bushels oil
salts to n of plaster to the acre,
than from the application OF animal
manures. Others have been equally
benefited by the application.
A preparation Of three parts lard
and one part rosin is the best materi-
al TO coat tools and steel instruments
TO keep them from rusting.
A soil may contain all the elements
necessary for fertility, be sufficiently
moist, and still not be fertile unless
air has free access.
Old animals Of every kind are un-
profitable, aud should be got rid OF
before they become so decorated in
value as to be- difficult to sell them at
u very reduced price.
In order to convince a neighbor of
the usefulness OF birds, a farmer near
Binghamlon, N. y, last year, shot n
yellow bird in his wheat field, opened
its craw and found in it two hundred
weavels and four grains of wheat, and
those had been attacked by weavel.
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AC ENTS,


We wish to arrange with Agents, NAL"
female, to represent the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine, in each State, County, and
Town in the United States and Ontario. b.
ira inducements to Experienced Agent'' f'
full particulars, as to Salary or Commission
address,
G. v. n. ANDREWS, Ger: Ag't,
Detroit, Mich.
N. B.-FOr the benefit Of our Agents T'
have arranged with parties who have Go0a'
suitable for Sewing Machine Agents 70 SELL
We will send Book of Samples and fIl par
t~iculars on receipt of enc red stamp. Address
G. v, N. ANDREWS, Gen. Ag't, Detroit Ai'a
ls6sdec25yl.
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agricultural.
-
Elncgar nom Maple SOD.


A correspondents writes to the Can
a Former as follows
Lnoticed IN your December number
an article headed Economical Vine
gar, he writer Of which seema to
have Forgotten that vinegar could be
nttdo Of other material tnaR apples
or cider. He says, that in a new
country, where fruit is scarce, it bo-
comes a matter Of no small impor-
tance that all should be made the
best Of. We all like good pure vine.
gar, and a be sure Ut it only when
manufactured from apples l think
every back settler, living 90 timbered
land where maple timber is growing,
has ample means for making equally
IA good it % better vinegar, than
eau be made from cider that is. vim.
cigar made Of maple sap, which flows
freely in April and May. Take the
last runs after the buds begin to swell
aud tho sap becomes unfit for sugar;
save up all the remnants of sap, and
boil, say two into one, and strain into
a tub or vessel Of some kind to cool,
then add yeast sufficient to cause fer
mentation. After %fermenting, remove
and put it in " vinegar cask, leaving
all settings out, Set in a warm place
The buug should be left out, or what
il better, cut q square hole large
enough to dip out vinegar when
wanted, cover with thin cloth and a
piece of board. Some brown paper
should be added TO make mother, or
you can procure some from your
neighbours vinegar barrel, and add to
your vinegar, in order to keep up a
plentiful supply. The barrel should
be filled by the addition of suitable
materials us vinegar is taken out
such as cold tea with a little sugar, OF
any sweet Stops, The juice Of the
rhubarb plant is excellent food tol
vinegar. Our vinegar began to gel
low last year on o Of having tC
build. Ny wife went TO the garder
and got some rhubarb stalks, sliceC
thom fine, and soaked them in sot1
water over night, then drained off the
liquor and added one quart of molass.
en- to three or four gallons of liquor,
and she says she never had better
vinegar than it made.
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LINDEMAN & SONS

Patent Cycloid Piano Fortes
Were awarded At the late Fair Of the American Iasti.
tate the FIHSr PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL, Tor Sossl.
q, Superiority and Eycdiancs.
Verdict Of he Judges Of me FAR Of TIE Ameri-
can Institute.
Therefore, considering the noreir and value Of the
Invention, and ths results which spring from Il, TO.
wit, the production ~ ali the elements which 70 n
form a perfect Piano. We declare No. %. the CfoLofb
Piano, Patented aud Manufactured By Lindsman h
Sous, Of New York, jadg entitled 70 tie Firsl Prrmi-
um for the best Piano on exhibition, In thu present
fair Of tho Amsrican Institut-.n
Similar testimonials v-rs awarded thsss superb In.
siruments a. the Stats Fairs of MICHIGAN, INDIANA,
KANSAS, and wherever they have bssa exhibited IN
competition.
Read the Opinions Of Great Artists.
Gottsehalk, the renovnsd Pianist says: 'It is the
hnest instrument Of the tquars class that 7 have svei
tried. The tnus comes out A. itch aud solid a. that Of
Grand Piano. hage tested u a. you'd a Grad
Piano Tor points Of dslicaey and Of strength, aad Il
has stood The tfai ia crFrV igaT,N
the following eminent Artists eoneur In the above
opinion:
jobs n. Patison. Carl Ansehuir, A. BarJlL Alfrsi
A.. Psass, william Mason, Gustav stgckef, Nary san.
dersun. Wm X. bassfnrd, Charlfs frFaei, q. J. Hep.
kns, Thso. Eisneld, Georgs W. Mosan.
No. 2 Leroy Place, Blocker Street,
6saug21mosl2l NEW YORK.
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AGENTS WANTED

FOR LOSSING'S PICTORIAL HISTORY OF
THE UNITED STATES from It's settlement
10 the present time in Que Imperial Octave
Volume Of 800 pages, illustrated by over 400
Engravings. Also, FOR LOsSINGs PICTO-
RIAL HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR In
three volumes, Royal Octave, illustrated By
over 1900 Bngravings. This is the only com.
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close. The author visited al the principal
battle-seenes aud eonversed and eorrespond.
cd With most Of the officers engaged in the
War. Also, LANMAN'S DICTIONARY OF
CONGRESS-, embracing Biographical Sketch
% Of all the members Of Congress, Heads Of
Departments, &c, since the Inauguration Of
the Government, together With Statistical
Ihfsrmation, published Ia no other forms.
All the above are standard works and should
BE ia every library. A copy Of each can be
seen Al the ohiee Of the Unioa Tag. Eor
oirealArs giving terms, &C., apply 70
7. BELKEAP, Hartford, Cssh
'0muiM
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REMING MS
LAND SALES.

DURSUANT to a decree of the County
Court of Washington County, At its
April Term, 1869, in the case Of r. r. Mar
vim, ct al VS.. Jas II. MARTA, ct al. | win offer
for sale at the Court House in Jonesborougb,
on Saturday the 9Th day Of May next, the
land mentioned 10 the pleadings, belonging
to the heirs at law Of James Martin, decd,
in civil District No. II in said County, ad-
Joining the lands Of Michael H.. Martin, de-
ceased, and others, containing 90 acres,
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE credit Of six months
will he given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, with lien retained
on the hand until the purchase money is fully
paid except forty dollars, which will be re-
qnired to be paid iu advance. April 7, 1863.
69apr9w4pfS5l J.F. GRESHAM, Clerk.
NJ T. Erwin, Admir- Of John Edwards,
w decd; VS.. Vim. Edwards, B.. T. ed.
wards ct al. Petition to sell land to pay
debts. In the County Court Of Washington
County, Tenn. In this case il appears that
Wm. Edwards is resident Of The State OF
Indiana aud B F. Edwards, J. W. Edwards,
5. A. Edwards, Rebecca Edwards, Sarah D.
Ramsey and s. e. Edwards residents OF the
State Of Karsas, and q. T. Edwards, resi-
dence unknown TO the plaintiffs. It's there
fore ordered that they appear at the Court
House in Jonesboro', on Monday the 9rd day
Of May, 1869, and answer said bill, or the
sam will be taken for confessed as to them
aud set for hearing exparte. April I, 1869.
69apr9w4ptS5l J.F. GRESHAM, Clerk.
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In ChancerY All Elizabethton

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, A. P. Heart has
died bis bill in said Court against Geo.
II. DAvault, the legal representatives of War
ringtOn o. Hunt ct. al, setting forth Among
other things, that 10 September 1865, be
bought from defendant DavAult, a house and
lot, Tannery, Tan yard, &c, kc., warranted
TO he u~nincnmbsred. That payment 20 the
smouut OF about $1,000 have been made on
said purchase that be has since learned that
said property is eneumbered by two deeds Of
trust, one TO Warrington G.. Hunt, (now dead)
the other to W. W. Rockhold, aud charging
th"t respondent DaVault has made fraudu-
lrnt misrepresentation and acted in general
bad faith. And il further appears from the
allegations in said bill that defendants Geo.
n Davault and the legal representatives Of
Warrington G. Hunt are nOn.residents and
whereas, complainant has obtained a Judi.
cisl Cat for an injunction in this case. It
is therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks ia the Jonesboro'
CSioS FLAG, notifying said defendants that
they are hereby expressly e%njoined, restrained
and Inhibited, the said dcfeadant Davault
from collecting or attempting to collect any
unpaid purchase money that may be due on
said property, and the legal representatives
" NAiNlhNton " NUM- from btlilnHt tfhn8-
ferripg or disposing Of bis title under said
deed Of Trust, until the further order Of this
Honorable Court. March ~, 1859.
n. O. SMITH, @. IN.
'6saprsW4pfSlo Per J. P. sMrH, b. G. NJ.
A P. HART vs. Geo. II Davault ct. al.
"a 10 this case IL Is alledged by com.
p%lainant in bis bin, that defendants Geo. n.
DaTault and the legal Representatives Of War.
rington Q. Hunt, deceased, are non-residenis
Of Tennessee. Il IL therefore ordered that
publication DO made 10 the Usios Fac, a pa.
per published 10 Jonesboro', Tenn, to ap-
peaT before the neHt Cbancery Court, 10 be
held at Elizabeihton, for Carter eouuty. Tenn
on the 3rd Monday In September next, and
answer said bill or the same win be taken
for confessed az 10 them and set for hearing
sEPats. March 20, 1859.
n. o SMITH, GAN.
'e9apr9wfps5 Per J. p snrH, d. Gam.
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The American Shuttle
Sewing Machine

Is Warranted for Five Years. Our Agent
will be supplied with duplicate parts Of The
Machine, 10 case Of accident. 1t makes pre-
cisely the same stitch made BY the Singer,
Wheeler & Wilson, Howe, Snd Florence y
chimes. It has the Under-.eed, like the beat
of bigh-priced Machines, and is the only low
priced Shuttle Machine ia the market that
has this feed. We are enabled to sell q first
class SHUTTLE MACHINE at a very 10"
price, on account of its Simplicity, and Coz
sequeut low cost of Manufacturing, IN CON-
p~arison with Complicated Machines.
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ATTACHMENTS.


GEORGE MlNGE, for the use Of John
VI Welsh VS.. A. G. Pope, The plaintiff
on affidavit charges that the defendant A. G..
Pope is Justly indebted to him, 10 the sum Of
thirty-siG dollars and nlnety-three cents, and
that the said defendant IL not N inhabitanI
of the State OF Tennessee, and the attach
ment being levied on the property Of the de-
PENDANT. 1t is ordered that publication be
made tor four consecutive weeks 10 the
UYIoS FLAG, a paper published in Jonesboro'
giving notice to the said A. @. Pope, 70 APP
pear before me at my office, in the 18th civil
district Of Sullivan county, on Saturday the
18th day Of May 1869. and defend his inter
est 10 said suit, or the same will be heard ex-
parte, and judgments accordingly. March 30,
1869. A. GIBSON, j.. p.
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GEORGE BARE vs.. A. G. Pope. The
VI plaintiff on affidavit charges that the
defendant A. G. Pope is justly indebted to
him, by account, in the sum Of forty dollars,
and that the said defendant Is a nonresident
Of the State Of Tennessee, and the defend
ant being attached by bis property. II is
therefore ordered that publication be MADE
for four consecutive weeks 10 the Union Flag,
a paper published in Jonesboro', giving no.
tics to said A. q. Pope to appear before me
at my Office, in the llth civil District Of SUI
livau county, on Saturday the 18th dav Of
May 1869, and defend his interest ia said
suit, or the same will be heard expArte, and
judgment accordingly. March 30, 1859.
'6sapr9w4pfS5 A. GIBSON, J. P.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-16
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