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Railroad Routes.
HIO RAILROAD

BALTIMoRE AND OHIO RArLRoAD.
wA.sIserox, Dec, 8, 1885,
nosk .Ss wIsHseffodsso ISb s fSfs WIFI wksT
arc no" run :" fSblss sssL!rliisoRE
ses's d.i va s,,sssp; sSpss.syys e. a. SO and
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. -
Lsayedaily, except Sunday, hLOo and Q. 80 ..
m. and 5. 50 and 9, " p, %.
, fORAnfAPoLfs.
Leayeh and Q. 20 Q. m and 8 % p. m. No train
to or from Annap9,,: e sn ssHnSaJ.
FOR BALTIMORE.
I''''N'i fdTR WAY srhf Hons Hons. Pm
.'.''fS Ssiff f FsFfs 81 81 RI I 4 WEST.
Lsavs daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at
On Saturday At 4, m. and s. COP m.
On Sunday at $50, and $40 p, IN, only, cor .
Meeting q Relay Station with trains from Bait.
more 70 WheslinG, ParksrsburG, DC.
Through tickets TO the West can be had at the
Washington station Ticket once at all hours In
the day.
.IS.rsn.ai u TSrc GiPf Ge. az Boston sec
Master Of transportation.
In. COLI. General Ticket Agent,
oho. .. kooNTZ. General Agent, Washington.
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Builders and Material.
s. P, WRISLEY,

s. P. WRISLEY,
(Sueeessor to II. W, Hamilton q Co, No. Penn.
sylyaniA avenue,)
DEALER IN
SLATE Il MARBLE MANTELS, BRACK.
ETS, BRACKET SHELVES, TABLE
AND BUREAU TOPS, HEARTHS,
CRATES, SU MMER PIECES,
Wanna 49,. r,Sc. &C:
Building,
NINTH STREET. tChNTkE STORE ABOVE D,
The public are respectfully Invited to call and
examine my assortment Of goods, which Ia more
varied than any In this market. ecd-n
A q a H ID
PAfEST CUNCRSTE PAVEMENT
In any q the Yards q thi, eity-sidswalk. Curt
per linea' foot than the corporation price, and
guarantee all work for the term Of ten years Pay.
ment In three mon .hs after the work IL completed,
instead Of being paid before the work 1. com:
menoed. THORNTON SMITH,
O1iea, corner Ninth and d streets,
sepl-N Christian Association Building.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wAsntroroS, Dec. 8, 1862. - Jay Cooke
q %. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
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A COMMENTED MIND Is SOME
1Ath'ng you cannot hare u you are The
gunner Of property that is not insured.
The danger Of Fire al this season Of The
year is great. II you would get rid Of
the nervous and uneasy feeling you hare
,ohen you hear the FIRE Alarm sounded,
90 to the Office of A. S. PRATT s. son,
No. 3 Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion Building, corner Ninth and d
street, and insure in their good, prompt
paying Companies, the HOME Of New
Fork, the PHOENIX Of Hartford, The
YONRER'S and NEW YORK, and
The FIREMENSo Of New Fork. Don't
delay. DO ii NOW. deS-tf
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wAsHINUrON, ,AnE g,IsIl-
For several years had been subject to ugh
and splitting blood. One year ago last winter !
took a heavy cold, which settled on my lurgs !
had q bad hemorrhage used many cough mix.
lures, but found no relief | was very sick al
summer. went into the country ,hoping It would
benefit me; but when returned my enugh was
more violent than ever. I had a frightful hemor /;
rhage which lasted Ave dAysi Twas very low and
coughed inesssantlyi could not Sleep had no APP
petite. / tried every thin 9 my friends rseompsnd
dsrful Remedy. ttook thi. remedy, Via fugc,abou
ight months and ny friends and Hundreds Of hc'
qua ntAaces in Washington, who know my sup
nosed hopeless and bed. ridden eondiIon, sr" -ur-
prised to see me attending TO my hnusshuIi att'ts
aud about the city, apparently as we'll As other
people generally. I have recoinmeudsd Il to SOW
eral an cted persons during the year,whJ haYO
been benentted by its use.
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wA-HISdrOS. b, Z. Sept q, lSp.
had severe cough. resulting from neglected
cold. | tried various psctOral remedies without
benefit ! had night .wests. and was somrwht
alarmed A lady friend induced me to try bottle
Of De Bing'sViafugn. Inaf " days wac "nur~ly
cured. have had no retur. OF the -inckn"-s sine
WV W. Dr. MAlSF,
Assistant City Surveyor.
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A LgXANDRIA. LoUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
"A RAILROAD.
WINTER sCupnufv uuatrutvn nrrnpvp

A LExANDRIA' LSVPogS AND HAMPSHIRE
WINTER SCHEDULE, BEoIsSIHG OCTOBER
% 1890.
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Hamilton a. a m and i2:0 p. IN. Leave Lees.
burg At 7 10 =. m, and II rs p. N,
The q. m train from Alexandria and II 80 q. m.
train from Hamilton connect with Kemp's Daily
Line Of Coaches for Pureellville, sniekersyille.
Bsrryyills and Winehester; also, with RsAmer's
Line Of Coaches, which leave Leesburg on Mon.
dsy,, Wednesday and fridAys, for Balls Mil.
Aide and Middieburg, returning Tuesdays, Thurs.
dAyt and Saturdays.
All trains arrive at Alexandria at convenient
hours for connections with Washington and Balti
more, same day.
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO
Leesburg, ....,.....e2 % Winchester. ......s3 80
Glsri's dap........ 8 Balls Mills 1890. Is
PPsIs,Il,I,I!ls .... liz aiadissuis Is
Goods per New Yorf. PhiIadelphia and Balti.
more steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X. II
Havenner, General Agent At Alexandria, will be
forwarded over the road free Of charge for commits
sion.
Commutation Passenger Tickets between Alex
AndriA and Hamilton, aud all tntermsdiste sta
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of is.u,
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and inter mediate points. At reduced rates.
Tickets can be procured a 81 Pen9s. Avenue.
ApNM 0sn- raj snperi ntendant
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Mink Sable,
Hud son Bay Sable,
Royal ErInine,
sib. Squirrel,
Fitch Marion, water Mink, 40, &c.
Together With fol! assortment
OH L. ID Il Ms II y.
B. il. sFisEMefE Haiter and Tsrrior.
23t Pa. ave, I'd d09I from Thirteenth street.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
WILLIAn KLINE,

WILLIAM KLINE,
RESTAURANT AND DINING.ROOM,
Corner Ninth and streets. opposite Patent nlso.
OYSTERS IN sysIy style. Jacob seeset' 8 sele.
celebrated Xxx and Xxx x ALB on DRAU6HT.
MEALS FURNISHED TO GENTLEMEN
Nsuy time. from Ca. m. until IL m.
- ~
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Confectionery,
. HAFFI T. DIS
French Confectionery
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Rtstnurant
and Dining saloon,

2iS Pennsylvsnia avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.
All Game In season; Oysters In every stylr' Ice
CreAmsi Water Ieesi Roman Punches, s'ways on
hand Keeps open until the Theatre aud Concerts
are out. Parties, We'd iinEs, Supper, and kecep-
lions furnished At the shortest notice aud most
reasonable terms Parties furnished with the finest
Table Ornaments aud Ware Walters, SC. &c. sc.
CnuniI4 OElarl nEomplIY Attended, 10. ue2s. SIN
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Physicians.

nR. q. q. COX,
~ Residence No. $40 l street, near Four
Ieenth And Fifteenth streets.
Once No. asa street. tStarI nov3'lm
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lvELY TIMES ...,x.
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rTHR0UqH LINZ BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WAsHISaroS. Sept y, ls6s=noon.
now run As follows, viz;
IoR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Lesys daily texoept sunday) at SOFA. IN. IL. Is
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 a. m. r. Is
and op,m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York NaO p. m. and Philadel.
Sleeping ears for New York on 900 p. IN. train
only.
Through tickets to Phiiadelphia, New York or
Of the day. "'''' ''~'''A INV ~" '' "Ou''
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule bstwssn wnhin gton,, Baltimore,
Master Of Transportation.
GEO. s. KOONTZ, Agent washlnKton
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Young Man,

Let MS have your ear, You have inst enter
ged from the vale Of Childhood. You have
chilled the bright flowers that garnished your
pathway, weaving them into %chqPiets which
you Imagined were emblems Of ones more
euduring; reyeled in the bowers Of beauty,
Innocence and pleasure; and Toasted the eye
of hopeful Imagination upon dazzling and
snrapturing visions Of renown and glory.
The hand of time has passed this golden
period upon the disl-plats Ofyoat being;
Fancy with its rainbow illusions has become
solid fact, and romance, ikea wave at play
with the winds, has sank into the depths Of
stern, actual reality Those glowing pictures
Of undistnrbed ease, continuous prosperity,
unImpeded progress, crowding friendships
and thronging hOnors have faded into blank
caryaes-s a single glance Of your l~ite7desr
tiny. The rollicking youth is now the sober,
earnest, thinking man. Care has placed jig
iron crown upon bis brow. Misfortuues are
beginning to test the metal Of his compost
tion. He is pressing the BOUNDARIES OF the
higher sphere Of human action. Duty com.
mands, trusts are to be discharged and re-
sponsibiHtes arc % be met. The sun, that
surrounded him in other days with a halo
Of brightness hnd glory, has yelled It's disc,
and the horizon is murky with gloom and
doubt. Opposition has marshalled its fierce
battalions tor bis oysFthrow aud anuihilatiou,
Jealousy With ysnsm clemosrsi rsnk suspl-
eiSns aud wicked vIgiIancai malicious Envy
with a troop Of green-eysd dshda, all eager
ness for their prey; vigorous SANDER with q
tongue OF 4 thousand forkh each ladened
with he virus Of all the worms Of the Nile
and malisnau, Hate with passions imPlece-
he, all arts OF diabolism and steel Of muir
der are arrayed on every aide, Wonder cloud
and the sounds that stun the ear are thu
smoke and clash Of hattie, the minglinG
shout-of victory and the cry Of defeat. ID
The thiekssl midst Of hose struggling crap.
ping ranks be must veila bis lanse. Friend,
ships once 50 warmly protested aud BOW SC
sOrely needed have disappeared, as tnoV
mslts from The rock and IS she Irs vanlshol
from ths armamsnt. Yet, young man, with
a brave resolution, panopliod In honesty
sad justice, and your banner starred Will
truth, honor and integrity, yoa are invinei
BIZ. Tho same ~Omnipoiencq, that mans led ih,
formi Of The three mon Of Old from shs con,
cunning aamei ofthe aery hruace,wi in lead 70,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A Malarious Month.

March, that gives as new president, Is also the
inaugural month Of many harrRssiug disonlers, En-
tcnglcd IN it's fdgs are the seeds Of coughs, colds, aup
Of that altcrnati-n Of friEidity and lire, more widely
known than admired, called ievor aid agne. The,ouly
way 70 avoid these z little uupleasan,negse go Il te
rcpdet thu system strong enongh. q aght "a the AZ,
mosphvus poison that produces them, and the best
way, to endow It with this ~repellent puwsr IS to tone Il
with H~0sTETTEE's STOMACH Buffers.
Il wayGrer were credihy informed that. a ruaiau
was waiting at tue next corner. no wNuld doubtless
turn IN bis tracks, and take d saf,r route to his destl+
nation. With lust about thu saulc mnquht 81 trouble,
the attacks Of disrases pre- yalent at thiS senson may "
ioNaded, Nay, The tronIlc viii he less, fnr drug stores
lic IN every cues route, and every respectable drug
glst in the Union keers on baud l0SfETrEHrS BIT
|TERS. The article IL a staple ut traie and Ii would
he rs easy 10 hnd u grocery without sugar, as the store
Of an apo,becafy without this popular touic remedy.
In view Of the Experience Of the nation with regard
10 the article, during the spaco OF twenty years, IL
seems almpst unnecessary 20 feeapNnhle us nefus ~
Amerieans. Bqtas our population i Increasing At the
rate Of "a couple % millions u year, in the natural way
and by Immigration, Is may BE as we'll 70 hint totthe
rising generation and nrw arrivals, tthe old settlers
know all about IT, that H~OSTETTEltS STOMACH
BlTTERS Is the must wholesome add potent vegeta-
he ttnic ever manufactured that 1t ista specific for
debility, dyspepsia bHiousness, and nilasuHtlr feveis ;
that It prevents, astweil ~ cures. these complaints amt
their complications; that 1t 10 not bad 10 lake aud
y absolutely harmless.
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a Deserpinr Man

We are glad TO learn that our nieFitorious
young friend, 1t. Joseph A. FEBRUARY has filed
the requisite bond a w shiagton ana hay
ing gone through ali the intric4cies and eyo-
%lutionss Of rediops has been appointed Inter
nal Revenue Storekeepor This isa JUST APP
precautions arduohs military services, strict
integrity, industry and afaithfal discharge
of duties in the past, a Young man Of great
er moral worth. aud one more deserving Of
snchse practical recognition can not b. found
in the country Long flourish our noble
friend /" Jo,F and success crown all Of dis ex-
ertions. a4 eas
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q NJ .Tobnson's card.

The nn6iic wan see tbat has the merit Of
boldnes. aSd eyery a~ppeetapee Of correct
statement. False claFges ~ 70 a. mans q y
p~apcial condstion ne qqge seriSns especial,
" ia these syhx-eyed times Az We hsSe Y
say Il, thpt Nj. Jobuson's Cards unnecessary
wAereho Is knowa.s
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From AM pSr,s 81 t6e coanty w have The
most encouraging reports as 70 the pro spect
ofltbis crop. TbesHelds smile with the Luxe
ariauce and verdure Of halcadvauced spring,
Our farmers rejoice III sba Assurance ofaa
harvest unpreceGen.ly large, and we hope
lhnt Bursting gtaharies will reward Their
tolls. An unusually large breadth o land
has Been soWn and we observe the same
pleasing prospect along the lines Of road
throughout the whole length Of East Tea.
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Personal.

Senator Brownlow passed through this
place last Friday on his way to Wasliugtont
accompanied BY Col. Tomeny, Of Memphis,
Col. Thos. II. Galloway, Of Knoxville, DR..
Boyntou, Gen. John B. Rodgers, Congress-
man for the State at large, Judge lie. Houck'
Gen. w. J. Smith and Col. W.sR PrOsser,
Representatives from the Memphis and Nash
Vile Districts and Mai. d. II. PeStibone and
Lit. Ben. Wilson, Of GreenevilIe.
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! ProcIamatinn..

A.| W.".N HIU ri .M.L .
WHEREAS, There are now sixteen
hundred State Guards at Nashville,
armed and equipped, under the com
mand Of General Joseph A, Cooper ;
and,
WHEREAS, These troops are intend
ed to preserve the peace and enforce
the laws in counties heretofore partial
ly in rebellion,
Now, therefore, | VIM. G.. Brown
low, Governor Of the State ofTennes-
see, do hereby proclaim Martial Law
in aud over the following named cogp-
ties 10 wit: Oyerton, Jackson, Marry,
Giles, Marshall, Lawrence, ttibsOni
Madison and Haywood.
And / further direct that General
Cooper distribute these troops at once
and continue them in service until
we have uumistakable evidence ofthe
purpose Of all parties to keep the
peace. = !
1t is further ordered in this proola-
nation that the General IN command
shall enforce the most rigid discipline
among his troops, requiring them, ip
every particular, to conform to strict
military discipline, showing no quar-
tors to either officers or priyates, who
shall be found guilty Of hpbitual drum
kennessS
In testimony Whereof have caused
the Grert Seal Of the State to be at
tached hereunto, this goth day Of
February one thousand eight hun.
dred and sixty-nine, and Iorder that
the same be inserted three times in
such Of tho papers entitled to publish
legal advertisements.
W. G. BaowNL9w,
'6~9feb26w8l Governor of Tenn.
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rost Tennessee Book House.

The Book Store Of Richards 4 Co., at
Knoxville Is one of The largest 10 ihe state,
and comprises Astock selected With = view
70 crafty the mos, refined literary taste, The
proprietors are responsible and accommodS-
TING gentlemen; and will GIL alboFders to per
feet satisfaction. We commend them g the
patronage Of our friends.
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Notice Nix, y. N, Mathes adyeEusement9
He is located At tho thriving iisle fillAge OF
F,eedom, twelve miles west of this place
Ben Is a live business man, sclas cheap goqas
and lots Of them, ia q cleyer fellow qne W.
serves success. s
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Farmer's BOOK.

Mr. Samuel FsSmith Of Leesbprg, whose
advert msat appears eisswbere3 IS thq
atent for The sale OF. This valuable and inter-,
rsting work. II contains t~reGtises BY em'-
nent aud practical mSn on. the. subjects Of
farming, horticulture, stuck raising SO. y lis
gotten pp in the best style, Of book7york and
handsomely illustrated wish colered plates.
lIt should be in the hands Of every farmer,
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"a [LtNa - A-~1ns 4NTWNN fHW.-f - -
3
n
n
@S,@
II
,oL,ov, ,o,a 40 o,;3dta a ia
rsblo mention Of rs febrfDoa name n
I-o4s,mtssDt anil Msh,i6ds Fever, ~ 49,
sstits who alora y, ibst tn,a noesstse4
propetiss. ana was sola B5 liam Fsg
P'SRN ~ S'lN y "S' 80 " ~" w
lsrstsr 800
r.
Of FeYsr, and Aqyes Dyspepsia.
~ 49,. -n-lr.. b,
'tIlei WEAKNESS aAq DGDllitY. Palpitatiop
B. IN 900 ,NAtg ~egahas 800
IN 1910 he sold tao secret eli ITS onytn
A #IM NV@W
dlWdgedg If IA bow tha ali in,pbranh
TlOfJ PtTTE9C a.I Ngg
n 49, IS 3tlS
iOnI0gOI- rlFn nQrf Nnd ono IA rhotfid
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lL-JT We are Authorized aud requested TO
announce the name Of Hon. 81. w. LUCKY,
as 4 candidate for reelection rs Chancellor,.
for The First Ghancery District. Election the
4th Thursday ia Nay next T'69maf5
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Error,

We were in error last week 10 reference to
the holding Of he Circuit Court AZ this place.
we should have stated that the time Was
changed to the Grst Monday after the fourth
Mondays q March, July and November
Those litigating in this Court should take
notice.
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rassv
IS ub
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sm
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gl %
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wv 4ftM48yKLNn FfNfp
e
Ere
sfl pl M Go
Calisaya Or Kings Park was
century. Humboldt makes {ayo
an ,antdote to Fever and Agle,
extensive South American travel
In 1910 it was used blythe !
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tho seolet d rs M0ndeduI tonie
Its own Meiohtin allyeE.

W ITS own weightin silver.
aasf Z 1868 eighteen years after
success id France N the y
Nervous Affections, loss ofAp
Of the Heart Diarhcsa, etc
10 Eods XIV BY w5om VI
ingfedienfin brakes PLANT.
a u pureiSt croiz Rum makes
&c upoqthe side-50ard II eyc
sole propnsSors,of the ceIe5r
largest importers Of Caisaya
skeoa m@ ,gEEB
sx assRno eQfeq upaer me lnfne(
'Btaza, expressly for that Pt
ev poundswhic are.sOld to tho
the preparing IF these Bite
wonderful success as a tonic.
,sa The above cut represents
gathering the Bark.
= s3 SE9jAHt5mosl2-G B.h&C6.a aa
"a
lmpoumt to Every Lad
Ledi'~ae aotuss the tight And Injurious Elastici
Yi'rub BY using the new aigi ~ 8 "a .
Patented Empress Garter,
YOU viii Sarely iaadf cungprt. ddfSbiiitv. CON vsal-ncs
sui prrstrfe yttr BIZ, ltls AptryrnEnz CORD FfksI3
ARA1ttSilE sYkLLfNG 0F littDS HAGtc9sR
send Tor q rsalat. ~ rs cents for sample. AAlrsss
&sAsMlsSi AkAiAEBs l59 FgtopstssN. II
Agents Manted Everywhere
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Terrible Disclosures

.SECKhlNfDR lIE itlafON
A nast valuable aud wondr tful pnliichibpt a work
of4Ur pages. and 50 eolorpishgrnringSl Df. Hunters
YAhHMEGuM ian ntighAl and popular lreaii'e w
man hnd wU~num-their Pissioloey F%nneii"us Rpi
sexual lisrr,lets ~ evFFy Kind, with Wcvrr-tillpi
Rctnedics Tr thsir suedycar, The practice Of nr,
Hnntpr haS hing lieuf and stll Is unlnGudod hut az
the earnest solieifatinn af'nuhcrnits porous, no mas
heen ig1ugcI u extend els inrt icsl u%sslulne,s through
thc nciinta d. uis "iVABE MECUMP NAe enpy,
,sraraly a6vclap4i, mrwardrd to any rtrtqr tbs lnl'
tcd Sniies. 81 e. Addrcss, Dt. HUNTER, division
Street. Nav YurK City.
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stansi@oai-nis .,laniIco.

KXTANTEph wanfa. man ID. tikq The AGENCY
torlldydH great Double ReFoiying MApsrt
map Of tht lulted states on theA aek, tsslrd te-day,
aud ursGed By every family. school and library htht
lami. WIN Aentttevefssrs by whjch Nithrr map eel
fhfthfaatC udut. Etcb Nmp ~ GaxGt inchus large,
with rifbaN biuaing rua donJls 1tsds rtHer ~
Sl0f,ngtaat three years labor. Priesss, worth $50
\ sprtltrWital r4l DO n atari vita. SO ascony csh
he sot Ser these great maps. Send iaz circulnr, l-Yu,s,
&c. Twenty new Hnars ander eay. ~ y. LL0ND,
USo Box iaA ATLANTA, GEOR6iA.
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NOTICE.
I'd ICHARD D. Beard, Adminisuntor Of IQ-
IA srph Beard, deceased rs, Montgomery
Beard ard others. Id this case tits alledged
that de defendants, AHraham Asmentrout
and. wife louisa Armeutrout, Mary Boards
William Beard aud - Beard are non-res-
dents Of the Stpte Of Tenpessee, It's there's
fore ordered that they appear at.the CURT
House in JoHeshoro, Tenn. on the 5tb day of
April, 1863, and answer, or the same will be
taken rs contessrd rs 10 them and set for
hearing ex-ratte. FehFudry 10th, 1850 &
B9fe6I9wfprS5l j.. p. GRESHAM. Clcrk.
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N Chancerv &c Jonesboro'

IN JnauCeIy az JOue5DOEO /.
ISAAC STEVENS, Administrator Of John Stevens.
deceased, V, George ". sfayeps and John "
Watkins, Administrator q John ". Dnlingham, d.
John W. stevens q a cil1en Of McDonoueh county,
illinois, and that John W. Watkins, Is a citiren o. the
County % Gilner, Georgia II q, thereforv, ordered
that Publication be male IN tho us1eS Fac, Jones.
boros Tenn notifying the sald defendanta % appear
before the chAncerJ Conrt 4 Joneshoro', Tenn, on
the AN Monday % May, l609, and defend or this
cause will BE- eet for hearing exparle. Feb. 90 1859.
s~ahb2sv4pf6sI HESRY Hoss, q z ~
nAvrD Woods and wih and others xs. josiah Alex.
IL anler and others. In this casa q appears that
the defendants, Josiah Alexander, SAINT Alexander,
wnlism llares and BIZ wife Mary Mares, formerly
May Alexander, arr nuu-resdcnts Of fhe state 81
Tennq1sea. ~ ~ Therefore, ordoud that they appear
bqforu ths Chanctp CouFpat Jonesbofo' Tenn, on
Ire 40 Monday q MAy, ls6Q, and dehnd, or tbs
cause a. 10 them will b ~ lur leAriHg oxpaue Fsb-
rnaly ~ rse hkAhf H08A q z A.
TOHN Broyles and others ". 5. ID. waddili. David u,
y Broyios aud Simeon Broyles, jr. In this case u
epps4s % lhe CLERK and Master that ihe defsndsnts
David II. BroyIss aad simeon bFotisa Inhiorl
arc non-retienta. ~ u. therefore,. orisri that they
appear heforo the Chancefy Court a Jone4b1rot Tcur.,
% 10 an Monday IN Nay. 1859, snd dsload, or the
eaqae vii Do sl ff hearing, a 10 iham, expaue.
", ~ 49,, hLAhf hve9' 9 n
TAtfEs HAYES ". Wilson and Bnn,.-In Ms cass
% neppeAn that The dahndann, Hihen ! Barns,
80 non.nlIllsnis Of Teuntrte. II =, therefore, o..
dered n4Iihay trpotr before ihe chaneery Court a
Joaq4t1rol Tenn on the 40 Monday % May, 1850,
ani defend. ~ fhIf cantt Win b. afI ff hearing, a
70 in4u. fTI4Iie ftD. ~. w.. HHFAf Huas.
nLANks Ot.ALL KINDS Ntatlr prlased
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05
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lfioe,s 81 perPRokagis by man. ses,ui fnat VhgaAaal
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