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CANDY MANDATORY,
Coffee and Refreshmsnt Saloon
~ South C St., nearly opposite Wells 6 Fargo.

nuv UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO
n,.,Ssh Candles OF all descriptions, whole
:a,a % and retail, at tho shortes. notice; and az
sag .sas s" that canno. fail 10 suit all who may
priees, ,;m with call. Fancy Cakes made to
insT, s%sr In the beet style, and OF the Choicest
Materials. Be sure and give me ea''' anu !
vii guarantee satisfaction. -, cor..
~nuITfSCH-Ham VII and Eggs. Tea and Coaee'
p.esh Batter and Bread and other comforts
prepared ~ !. NJ. FLURsHuTZ.
Virginia, December slh, 1902 as'-~
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Dissolution Notice.

THE coPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned. in the
San Francisco Restaurant, Gold Hill, was dis
solved on the 1st of December, by mutual con.
sent. All persons indebted to the concern ~il
settle with Mr.. Lowery, who will contlnue the
business and all debts owing by the firm, Dc.
ccmbcr Ist, will be settled by him.
LoWERY Il SANDERS.
Gold Hill, DecenbX Sth, 1869. dcs-tf
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Virginia and Gold Hill
OMNIBUS s LINE.

THE VIRGINIA AND GOLD csaSSA
i Uill Omnibus win leave the e.E&&Sk-
stands on and after juno 18th, 1859, oy Nye "
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CENTRAL And WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.

eSNs htnG HNS sssS Ssbs
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Win OAKLAND FERRY.
Change of Time, December 9Th, 1860.
IMPRESS TRAIN EASTwARD-DAILY.
IL Leaves San francisco ct s a. NJ: San jose,
2:20 p. ~: Junction, 1895 T. ": colfax, $50 r.
NJ; Reno. i:l5 a. ~; Wndsworth, S:U6 A. ~;
Winncmucca, l0:l5 4. NJ; Argenta, 2:05 p. ~;
Carlin, $40 p. ~: Elko, 6:25 r. ". Arrive ut
Ogden. 300 a. NJ: Omaha: l:l0 ?. n:
Leave Ogden $50 p. ~; Eiko, 900 a. ~: Carlin,
1925 4. NJ: Argenta, 1:05 7. NJ; Winnemucca,
40 y. NJ; Wadsworth, 1908 A. NJ; Reno, a:l0 A..
~: Col!aX, $40 A. NJ: Junction, 12:l5 =. NJ;
Sacramento, 1:30 =. ~: Stockton, BIS +. ~.
Arrive at San Jose, G:50 +. n: San Francisco,
WAY MAIL, EAsTwARD-DaIly Sundays
excepted, leaves San Francisco, 400 p. NJ; San
Jose. 5Or. NJ: Stockton, s:s5 p. ~; arrive at
WAY NAIL, WESTWARD. Daily Sundays
sxccptcd), leaves Sacramento, G:30 A. n: Stock
ton. S:20 4. ~: arrive at San Jore, I2:i0P. NJ;
THE HOTEL DINING CAR "INTERNA.
TIONAI.," is attached TO the Way Malt Trains
leaving Sacramento ~ gao 4. NJ: and san Fran
cisco 4:00P.N.
Muryhville ExprcEf-Uuliy'
LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO 500 a. ~; SGc.
ramento ?:l0 =. II. Arrives at Marysviilc 400
I'm,
9I5 4. N. Arrives at sacramento ut ll:ss5 A. ~;
and at San Francisco NJ 80 +. n.
MARYSV1LLE ACCOMMoDATloSTRh
Daily (Sdndays cxccpted). leaves Sacramento mt
G:iO 4. 81. Arrives at Marysviilc ut 1915 a.. y.
Leavs Marys,iic at LOO n. Arrives at Sac
ranento AZ 5:3J Pm.
Through fares Payable In Cnrrcucy.
From san Francisco TO OMAHA. Sill 90: st.
Loris, $129 90: Chicago. SEQ %; New York,
SEQ 70; New Orleans, SIG? OO.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
arcrun daily from San Francisco 10 Promontory
Double Berth. 81; State Rooms, Sl2 Double
Berths accommodate Two persons. State Rooms
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave San Fran.
cisco 100 r. ~: Sacramento. i::O a. ~. Fare
(cnrrency rates.. to Omaha. $50; st. Louis, $CO;
Chicago. $50: New York. $40.
CHILDREN not over Twelve U.) years or
age Half Fare under Five (5) year. OF age, Free.
lOB POUNDS OF BAGGAGE ipcr adult
passengerl Free. SO Pounds Baggage pcr
child between and - years OF aGe) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE (over 100 pounds) be.
tween Sacramento and Omaha Currency $lo
per 100 pounds. - - Co..
T. II. GOODMAN, Gcn'l Parsgr Agent.
December @, 1869. dco-u
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LINDEMAN & SONS

Patent Cycloid Piano Fortes
wsr, awarded Atths bts Fair Of tive Anshoaa Insti-
TIT. the FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL, fer Novel
", Superiority aAd Ere-heas.
Fsrdiei Of ne Judgss n ne Fair Of tie Anei-
can Llthtufs.
"Thsrefars, ssnsidsrilz ths ,eseiv and yalns Of the
in5shtiou, and she results witch spring from Il, to.
Wit, the production o. AZ he elements which 40 70
Torn = perfsci Piano, 81 Declare No. %, The CrcfoIn
PiAHo, patented and nanni.etursd b. Lindsaan 4
sons, Of View York, jusly snfitled 70 the firsi Prsmi-
uu Tor the bet PiAuo On exhibition, In the present.
FAR u the American fuutnta."
Similar testimonials we're avard-i thsse sHpsrb ~.
.siruments a. tho Stats Fstrs ~ MICHIGAN, INDIANA.
KANSAS, aad HheTsvsr thsy hase bsen sHhibiied 10
sompstiion.
Read the OPTIONS Of. Great Artists.
sotisehalk, the rsnou nd PiNnisi. ,ays .'It u iAs
hnest insirumsni 81 the tanafe ela~ that I h1vs ever
tired. The toas eanss out - rrh Ard scifd - thai u
= Gnnd Piano. 7 have tefisd ~ a. j vnuid a Gnnd
Piano Tor poihu " dsllsusy snd u strength, and h
has stood ths tssi n esv way.1
ne following sulasns Adisn son,ur 10 NJ shove
Jehn n. Panison. Oari Au,f asia A. BsaiL kIf.a
A. Psaas, Wllliam mssof 6nsfaF Ntrrkei. Warv Fan.
derssu Wn. N. Btafari. fhsri- FrrioL {. y. tHob.
kins, uAso. Ebasla, esoiss ". ngrSsa.
No. 2 Leroy Place, Blocker Street,
6saug2lmosi2J NEW YORK.
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sHAw's
Chemical Window Polish.

Tot slsasiur sd r~siasias nirros, visssvs, sAss
stsss, iin, nhtaunia stls, - nsitis n 49, fagg-
uaisf anf slops. uiih ttsir sittndani dssfrutfioa IL
raini, t.rpst, fames, a. tlr1slI scutinsa via 80
rsraaTsa ffe1rs ~ air n 80 faalF'xa, lsaTftf ~
usn.. q a.se = gln' - - PsJ-aS sissa, ~
No nnIly sssr ulisg i ~ DO v~nhoutil
Price 30 esus per boz For sale svsryRksra
Agents wanted. hanuaciarsd By
J SHAW, cAsnhi,
40 Elm STREE. Rridrspsd, conn.
Ressas.i-e sPbco
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In Chaneory at Jonesbofough'.
WIN LOVE and vile vs.. W. 7. Brsinsl
w an In tbs eass tits allsdgsd tnss
TIE defendant Samuel y. Brwisi iBa uou.ts,-
deaf n q thers fore ordered hat % apP'..
attAe Court House 70 Jbnesbofot I'nn1
The tth Monday 10 Nay sell hsioi' M
Court and dsfsa8, otbsfsise tbs sasie ,ni
BE- set for hesriag erparte A % him'
ist, 1850 HENRY H0SS, CeeA
'esz9fos FPS AttaalaA1
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

HAYlNG THIS DAY sugrsnsd ,hs Ipsol-
H vsney o. TIE estate Of Henri n. Bragg,
oseea-td, 10 tbs Clerk Of The County Court
q Salhvsn eouuiy, Tsunsssss, ihit b here
fore 20 give notice 20 Ell p@fsons having
claims against said sstste, 10 his fhsu, prop
srlY au~thsnucatsd. With the Ca.rk aforesaid.
Il Bloustviiis. on or before ~ gnh DAY Of
JAY, 1889 for pro rata d~istrioefion, Or ihsy
vii Be forever barred, buth n lsF ard eani.
". March a. lsfa. r. " KrEA Arr
~'sosrrisrae -
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AGENTS WANTED

FOR LoSSlNG'S PICTORIAL HISTORY OF
THE UNITED STATES from its settlement
70 tho present time in one Imperial Octave
Volume Of 500 pages, illustrated BY over 400
Engravings. Al.O, FOR LOSSlNG'S PICTO-
RIAL HISTORY OF TIE CIVIL WAR Ia
three volumes, Royal Octave, illustrated by
over 1900 EngravinRs. This 10 the only CON.
plsts History Of The War written since re
close. The author visited 81 The principal
hatte-seenss and eonvsrsed and eorrsspond.
I'd with most Of the officers engaged IN the
War. Also, LANNAN'S DICTIONARY on
CONGRESS, embracing BioSraphieal Sketch.
e Of sl The members Of Congress, Heads Of
Departments, b.. sincs the iuaugnralioa Of
the Govtrnmslt, together with Siatistiesl
Infsrmation, published In no other forms.
All tbs shove are standard works and should
be 10 ever ubrarJ. A copy o. saea can be
seen a tie othcs Of abe Cnio4 hog. For
Circulars sFsg rfras, r. appiy 70
esnsf.rl
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Sheriff Sales.


ID J. D. aud J. L. Lee VS. Robert Bibb.-
HI. BY virtue Of an alias ri. FA. issued
irOm the Circuit Court Of Knox County, test
ed the 2nd Aoeday Of February, 1863, and to
me directed, I will proceed TO sell, at the
door Of tbs Court House In Blountville, Ten
nSssee, on Saturday the 18th day Of Nav.
1859, to the highest bidder for cash ia hand,
all the right, title, elaim' and interest that
Robert Blob has In and TO a certain tract of
land in the 18th Civil District Of said Coun-
", adjoining the lands OF John o. Hing and
others, lying east Of the East Tenn. / Va. R.
Road, containing afy acres, more or less,
levied on 70 satisfy a Judgment in avor Of
R. j. D. Lee aud J. n. Lee, and against The
said Robert Bib and others. April ~, 1869.
seapisvAPfS51 T. II. EASLEY, SAEG
Jesse Adams ct al vs.. WIN. Stan6eld ct al.
- By vir'ue Of one II. IA. issued from the
Chaneefy Court Of Sullivan County. tested
the Ord Monday Of Novtmber, 1868, aud TO
me- directed, I win proceed to sell, at the
door Of The Court House 10 Biouutrilis, Ten
nsssse, on Saturday the 18th day Of Mar,
1853, 70 the highest bidder for cash Ia hana,
al the right, title, claim and interest, SOP.
posed tOSe al estate for life, thai Wm. stan-
htld bal ia and 70 a ce-tHin trsct Of land IN
Civil District No. - VI ssii Con1'y, adjoin.
log The lsgis Of Sinclair Ghnuine. - Bond
sud others, containing 100 acreh more Of
lees, 70 satisfy aJhdEment Tor rosis, IN favor
Of Jeise Adams and others, and agaiust said
Sun6sld and oibsrt. Apul u. 1899.
6oapi0w$pis5 7. Il. BASLEY, SFF
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Nashville and Chattanoora
Railroad.


Twog.s.o1s ,nibs is.ss oh.iausss. s.iy. !,
fnlH. seokg Arrives SnAynls apR n.
coaneciins = Naah0li vith ne Iouissiik "a ~.
We t.llIn,4 ~ Leungnlf iraianapriit, Cnclndau.
ttIi - lcserh, kanIaa Ctr. 0naht. I'D All klI.f-
Yet aad Nerbveltf C0ggftiIfalf FIaatffswlfs
~ h.aviit 11d Noftuaaiern nfIroad faf 10.
..i.i ttfttont ulion CIir. Mlnrhla. nfunlh. r1IF6-
ui.Eu1ni o. L4llt Ult.Ea lsTIfHn GIL ~,
i'1n, kaa,al CO, onab9 - ~ al Wlli'
4 oIrrry ~ IHomhgs So
tinyfiiztt
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A correspondent of tho Germantown
Telegraph says From aetaal expsr-.
imsais with the grains taken from tne
same ear, md TIE sama part 81 lhs
sar, ! have arrived AZ lha following
result Corn planter one inch dsep
came up IN eight days that planted
one and a hall inches required nine2
and a half days that two inehes deep,
eleven and a quarter DAYS Ahree
inchss deep. twelve days three and.
n quarter inehes dsep fourteen andsa
half days. Ave and q half inches deep,
seventeen days six inches deep,
twenty zone days. Tbs laet lot came
UP and grew until about three inches
high, when il remained stationary for
y long time, and finally died.
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Gt- To sure snro tcats Of COWS
take Of mutton taliow three parts and
Burgundy pitch n part, washclean
apply moderately warm, twice each
day, until u care is effected.
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ATTACHMENTS.


TAME HENLEY vs. Samuel J. Heuly. Aft
davit for attachment having been made
IN pursuance Of section Sass Of the code Of
Tennessee, aud attachment having been is
sued aud returned by the proper officer, lev
led etc, on the property OCthe dsfendapt
Saml J. Henley, and by garuisbment on all
The money, property and effects Of The de-
fsndanis. in the hands Of A.. A. Broylss. II
is therefore ordered that be make bis appear
pnce at my Office in Washington county, Dist.
No. 2. on or before the Let day Of June At IL
w. 1869. then and there to plead, answer or
demur 10 complainants bill, or the same will
he taken for confessed as TO him and set for
hearing sxpaFte and further that this order
be published IN the UhiOu Flag, in the town
Of Jonsshoro' for four consecutive weeks.
April /, 1853. ALEXANDER MATHES.
saspr2sW4ofS5 j. P. VIC.
~ W. TELFORD aud y. 3. Nathes e.
VI. seatnss Of Y. L. Msthss. deceased,
". ]. p. shannon, Executor Of Elijah Shan
non dersused. AfRiavit for Attachment hav-
iuS been made. 10 this cage, IN pursuance Of
section Sass Of the Code Of Tennessee, and
s,lachueni having been issued and returned
by the proper oAcer, levied. etc, on the prop
sFty % ihe dpfendant. J. ?. Shaanon, Erecu-
tor Of the pstaw Of Elijah sbannSa deceased.
iris therefore ordered that be make bis APP
pearasss AZ nv oaies, 10 Washington county,
District No. 2. on or before The ist day Of
Iune az IL " then and there 70 plead, an
swer or dempr 10 complainants bill or the
nme viii be taken for confessed "a to him
sna set Tor hearing exparts. And further
hat this order he published 10 the Uuion
FhG ia the town Of Jonssboro', for four sue
e.esive wseks April 1852.
eospr3sstpSS ALEXANDER MATHES.
Justics Peace, W. q.
~ ", TELF0BD ". Alfred Stout. Al
Us davit for Attachment having been
nads, IL ibis eais, IN psssuahcs Of section
Bf55 of the Code OF Tennessee, and Attach
noni having been issued and tsiatnsd b.
The proper ofaceS levied. ETC., ontbs proper.
" Of he dsspdaat. Alfred Sioa, and ~
garuishnsui On Al ne Money, properly spd
sdects n Ne dtfspdsntfn the basds Of Ina
2. Smith, ~Adminmlraiot ofths estats Of Joho
stout. dsesassd. IA L fharsfore ordered thst
be make his sppsaracs Al uy oa5ee 10 ws,h.
ington eountr, dir ei No. 4, % on before m.
- Deg Of Jaas a. u NJ 1889 hss snS
there % plead, ansvsS Or dsaar 70 sonpls,n.
ants bni, o. ths aaus siIi b. hksa To- eoa-
fsssed ~ 70 bin and set for hearing n nart..
aad further. that this order hs pnblnhsd h,
ihe Uaion Flag. IN the iova n ionesbofoi fof
t0ur s8tcesays wftks. Atrn d, issl-
AfExANDt3 WAT11s t.R-Wc
teaFss1uipSS
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HOW 70 Raise ZINE N

Mr.. B. + Starley Of Gveeheyille,
S. e., digs holes two feet across, eigh-
teen inches deep and twelve feet
apart, fila them with stable manure
and covers il (the manure) lightly
with forest mold mixed with road
sand. He also adds charcoal dust to
absorb the SUMS rays, aud sometimes
n little gnano, On these hills he
plants the seed. Never works amongst
the vines when the dew is on.
Never disturbs the vines, but does
not allow a weed to grow. By such
oalture be gets melons weighing from
twenty-five TO forty-ive pounds
Varieties, Orange, Bankright and
BFadtort.
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Ia ChanceaH all Eliaabethton.

TNJUNCTION=Whereas, A. P. Heart has
hled his bill in said Court against Gao.
y. DRvault, the legal Representatives Of War
rinRtoh O.. Hunt e. al, setting forth among
othst things, thAt in September 1865, be
bought from defshAant d FaulL q house and
lot, TAnnery, TAii yard, &C., &c, warranted
to be uhiuetmbsred. That payment 70 the
smoGSt or about $4,000 have been made on
said purchase that be has since learned that
said property is eneunbeFsd By two deeds Of
trnsL enc 10 Warrington G. Huat, (uow deAdl
the other to W. w. R~oekhold, and charging
thst respondent Davault has made fraudu-
lent misrepresentation and acted 10 general
bad faith. And il further Appeals FROM the
allegations 10 said bill that defendants Geo.
H. DaVAult and the legal Representatives Of
Warrington Q. Hunt are nOn-residents aad
whereas, complainant has obtained a Judi.
eisl Fat for an iajunetion IN this case. It
10 therefore ordered that pnblicaiion be made
for four successive weeks N the joDesboro'
UsloS PLAs, ao,ifyiuE said defendants that
they are hereby expressly eploinsd, restrained
and inhibited. the said defendant Davault
from collecting or attempting 20 collect any
unpaid purchase money that may be due On
said property, aud the legal representatives
0t harringtoa = Hunt rom selling, tfaua-
ferripE or Opposing Of bis title usdsr said
deed Of Trpsb anil the further order Of this
Honorable Court. March a., le6e.
nc SMITH, CAN :
'ssaprsvtpfSio Per !. r. snIrn, b. OkM.
A P. HART Va Geo. n. Darault a. n.
IA. In this case IL i aliedgsd by CON.
Plaiaant in bis bill, that deisndanu Geo. n.
Dayauli aud The lsgireprsssntAtiVss Of War
rinR,oa O. Hunt, deceased, are nou.rssidsnis
q Tennessee. u 10 thefsfore ordered that
Publleauou be made 10 tbs UNioA RtAs, a pa
per published IN J~Opeshoro', Tenn, 70 ap.
peaf before The neTt Cbancsry Cont, 70 Be
held A. Elisabetbloa, bsCartif cbubtr. Tens
% The Ard Monday in septimhsr nsrl, and
ansusF taii bin or The sane will De taken
for confessed 40 70 them and set for hearing
sEpaFis. March "a 1893.
&c sNTTH, GAN.
's'aP5sstpSs Per ~ p. sniru, D. g
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r EMIN
LAND SALES.

DURSUANT to a decree Of the County
Conrt Of Washington County, at its
April Term, 1869, in the case of r.. r., Mar.
tin, ct al vs.. Jas. Il. Martha, ct al. ] wilt offer
for sale at the Court House in JonesboFough,
on Saturday the 9Th day Of May NEXT, the
land mentioned in the pleadings, belonging
to the heirs at law of James Martin, decd,
in civil District No. II 10 said County, ad-
joining the lands Of Michael H. Martin, de-
ceased, aud others, containing 60 acres,
more or less.
TERMS OF sALE.-A credit OF six months
will be given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, with a lien retained
on the land until the purchase money is fully
paid except forty dollars, which viii be re-
qulred to be paid In Advance. April Z, 1869.
69sprsw4pfSSl IF. GRESHAM, Clerk.
NJ T. Erwin, Admir- Of John Edwards,
w deed, VS.. VIM. Edwards, B. 7. Ed.
wards ct al. Petition to sell land 10 pay
debts. 10 the County Court of Warrington
County, Tenn. In this case II appears that
VIM. Edwards Is a resident Of the State Of
Indiana aud B. ?. Edwards, J. W. Edwards,
S. A. Edwards, Rebecca Edwards, Sarah D.
Ramsey and s. E. Edwards residents OF the
State Of Karsas, and 2. 7. Edwards, resi-
dehee unknown TO the plsintitfJ. It's there-
fore ordered that they appear at the Court
House 10 Jonssboro', on Monday the srd day
Of Nay, 1862, and answer said bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them
aud set for hearing eGparte. April l. 1869.
6sapr9w4pfS5l J. +. GRESHAM, Clerk
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TgiE UNbERuogrD V11L PGf fHr utsHfi,
II naita rrtfa cAfM ~ siih1r Dr 81 efS-r
nifss tslsef.f a ~ rfaItsnfs ~ Dr. a vhs,is.
lsaeah.fs, Itsn-. go siaifit Tan rrrf go ~
N'fr % Noheas,y Rirss, Hasklnfien
~ Hiiss tas.s1sa 81 si,,-s - ~ ,.,se.
~ Esanista HHrrtrnt ntikuUuLM,
~" ftantn
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ATTACHMENTS,

HEORGE 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 10 him, 10 the sum Of
thirty-six dollars and nlneiy-thres cents, and
that the said defendant is not IN inhabitant
Of the State Of Tennessee, aud the attach
ment being levied on the property Of the de-.
iendant. II is ordered that publication be
made tor four consecutive weeks In the
USIuS FLAo, a paper published in Jonssooro'
giving notice to The said A. G.. Pope, to ap.
pear before me at ny o5cs, 10 the 18th civil
district Of Snlliyaa eouhtT, on Saturday the
10Th dAy Of May 1869, and defend bis inter.
est 10 Eaid suit, or the same will be head e1-
pNrte, and judgments accordingly. March 30,
1859. A. GIBSON, J.. p.
'6saprsw4pisS
GE0RGE BARE ". A. G.. Pope. The
VI plaintiff on atsdavit charges that the
defendant A. @. Pope iS Justly indehtrd to
bin, by account, ia the sum Of forty dollars,
and that the said defendant is q uon-residsat
Of the State Of Tennessee, and the defeud-
ant being attsehed By bis property. II IL
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks IN The Union Flag,
. paper publishsd 10 J~onetboro', giving no.
tee to said A. q. Pope 10 appear before me
at my oGiee, in the llth civil District Of Sal
livau eopniy, on Saturday the l5ih day Of
Aay 1859, and defend his ~intsresi in said
sait, or the same will be heard sHpArte, aud
judgment accordingly. March 30, 1859.
'esaPrsw4PfS5 A. GIBSON. j. P.
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ManurlRg Trees.

A safe guide is to watch the trees
themselves. II they grow vigorously
with shoots Of over two feet in length,
With no care, then they need little at
tention but if only a foot or Less, the
Swaes may SETTLE hia mind that he
must apply both manurc and cultiva-
ZION TO save his trees. If the trees
grow annually from one to two feet
or more, they aye doing well.
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KYKER PIPES,

TIE BEsT AMgRiOAN PIPE MADB
Il AN rnE ExcLpslYE MAkER OF THIS
II PIPE, and would respectfully inlafn t9n 49,
that I AN selling them a vholesals W the box, Ml
a retail a. he loystt cash price. blbsrai de1usis..
- he tm4e. Thsy are Ne best pipe nad2 e.
aluays quiok aals and eood proai. lhafe On 49,
larg8 quAntitY, % aaHorled ailas. -. a
Per loo (feady boEaf for nhIpplnrl -------.
John ARR, M r
CAREERS MI
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-11
For the Dispatch.
Senatorial Election.

The course the Legislature should pursue
on this subject is perfectly plain. ..,.
Z We must elect men who come Wltb1n
congressional requirement. What Is that
requirement? The party elected must nave
unsupported antecedents-that is, must nase
been an original and consistent Unlon man,
and must be able to take the lron-claa oalh
without the slightest scrupe.
Even the taking of the 1ron-ciad oatii -
not conclusfce. The facts must sho.o thal
no aid or comfort in any way was gwen 10
the Confederate cause and II the lacts dls-
,.lnse the giving Of such aid and comfort,
however slight. the taking of the. iron-cla.tdi
oath will not avail-wil gofor nothlng-"lll
not take the elected party IN.
The case EX-SENATOR Thomas, OF MarFlanu,
settles the congressional ruling on this point.
Mr.. Thomas did not participate in The re-
Dclliou: he remained in the Federal lines,
1t his home. His son desired TO go into the
Confederate service and share the fortunes
Of the Contcdcratcc cause. The father earnest
" dissuaded the purpose of the son; but!he
son womb 90 into the Confederate armies,
and the father. to promote his sons ordi-
nary personal comfort, handed him as ne
left the Federal lines two hundred dollars.
This was construed by the Senate as |Sl!ing
aid and comfort to the enemies OF the Uhllcu
States" and Mr.. Thomas was refused seat.
Mr. Thomas was WliiitiS W I"h' 'io ~
but the Senate acent behind me odth, ana OH
the facts refused to admit him.
nv This ruling each one can determine for
himself hat he must be able to show before
his oath will he received rs satisfactory. Ana
bv this rule it will appear that no senator
elect will be acceptable to Congress who
was not an original, consistent Union man,
ready to take, without hesitation, the IRON
clad oath. 1890,
Combining these two requisites, no man
will be refused admission. y.