davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-23

Seven years ago the PLANTATION BIT
TIERS were but little known To dav
there is not nook or corner of our land
where they are not found and used. The
sale has reached the enormous number
of Five Millions of Bottles annually, and
it is constantly increasing. 1t only
shows what con be done with a really
good medicine, and q systematic course
of making it known. Perhaps no medi-
cine in the world was ever SO deserved
ly populsr as tue Plantation Bittcrs Go
where you will, among the rich or poor,
and you will always find these Bitters
in use.a Their merit has become an es-
tablished fact, and we cordially recon-
mend them in cases of dyspepsia, loss
of appetite, chills and fever, headache,
&c. DC. af aa1 2.sI = zsses
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
Freedmenls Bureau.

George L. White, AsslStant Superintendent,
OF educAiioa, visited JonesborouEh this week,
locking AFTER the educational interests Ofths
cOlOred eSildrea.g COL james Thompson,
Assistant CommisJioaer Of the Freedmon's
Bureau at nashville, has authorized Mr..
wBite to say to the coiotsd people and their
friends thar Jahd FiI be farniShed TO aid in
building school homes where there are schol-
airs enough 70 justify them III ESTABLISHING
a school, The object Of The Bureau is to aid
all deserving colored people, who are striving
to help themselves. We would, therefore, in
view Of the promised aid, advise the cOlOred
people 70 90 to work and procure a lot Of
land, and Immediately get Oat logs, shingles,
brick or stone Sc, and srestA suitable build.
ing, and after :hey hare done all in their
power the Agents Of the Bureau will fur
nlsh the money to faish the school houses,
There ought 10 DO at least six pchookhouses
hails in this county. We smPha.ieAlly say,
let our eolorOd citizens ARd their children
be educated. HJ#Hr $50 r.4 t.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
Martial Law.

Governor BrOwnlow has proclaimed Mar.
tiAl law in nine counties, and instructed
General Cooper to send State troops thereto.
The Governor is ia earnest in qutlling the
lawlss,ness therein existing, ARd The Ku Rlux
may as well break up their hellish khan"
Their barbSrOus diIreg,rd Of sunSp life
and rights is an ineradieabls stigma upon
the character Of our State, No alternative
was left to the authorities but tho bayonrt,
for all appeals and remOnStrAnes had no
other Effect than TO spur their aAmnabls pur-
poses. The disbAndment Of the military
forces at this time would certainly be a fatal
measure OF legislHtiOn, as it would the more
embolden these scoundrels, and Eirtaslly
amount to an iustigstiOn to farther ~atroci-
1iAu
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
News Items.

MEMPHIS, Feb, 20.-One of the most
horrible tragedies evcr known to have
occurred in this vicinity took place
on Friday night, three miles north
east Of Raleigh Springs, and about
twelve miles from this ety. Three
unknown white men went to the
house Of Col. Tom Dickens, while he
and two men named Wilson and
Humphreys, were eating supper,
abont 7 O'Clock, knocked at the door
which vac opened by Humphreys,
whom, without a word, he was shot
through tho body. Simultaneous
with this shooting Col. Dickens and
Wilson rose from the table, when
the asSassins, with knives and pis.
tolls in their hands, rushed into the
room, putting III the fights, and
commenced firing at Dickens and
Wilson. Dickens received one ball
through the body, and with Humph-
reys managed to crawl out of the
room and found his way to a neigh
boris, when the alarm was given.
The neighbOrs around went to Dick
ems house. In the yard, near the
front door, the body of a negro wo.
man, Col. Dickens servant, was found.
Wilson's body was found in the room
with eight shots through it and lit
orally cut to pieces, Humphreys was
also found, badly wounded, be having
secreted himself after getting into the
yard. After concentrating their
bloody work the asSassins plundered
the house, taking everything Of value
and riling the packets of Wilson and
the negro. They took two valuable
horses from the stable and made their
escape, since which nothing has been
heard from them, although the coun-
try was aroused and n diligent search
made by the citizens and police of the
city.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20. In the Iii nois
House Of Assembly, by a vote of 81
to 81, the bill repeating the act relat.
ing to capital punishment and restor-
ing the death penalty, was passed.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20-It is re-
ported that the Cashier ofthe Fourth
National Bank is a defaulter of over
Sl00, 900, and has made his escape.
There was a slight run on the bank
to-day, but the doors were not closed.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
fWriitsa fer the JoneHboro'. CTenn.l CnioA flag.
Senatorial Election.

ELILABETHToS. Tenn, Feb. 90, 1869.
NtSSra. EditSrs :-As the time is near Al
hand, when our standard beSrsrs ia the SUM
mer CANVASS must he brought into the FIELD.
We think il not improper or selfish or our
part to say something Of our county and the
claims Of ons OF ito prominent citizens in
sonnerion with the Senatorial sentsst. IL
cannot be denied Tat Carter county iS enti-
led to the candidate, as she has not enjoyed
this honor for some time. THIS right main.
tanned and conceded, we strenuously urse
upon the consideration Of the nominating
Convention the merits and qualifications Of
our fslloW-cit'sen, Col. John K. Miller. His
record ~ a loyal man is without a stain.
When the Federal array penetrated East
TsI-eslee in the fall Of go, be bucklsd on
the sword, aud as the commander Of tbs
brave 18th Tennessee Regiment, by his intre-
pidiiy aud soldisrly zeal he won lAursls as
imperiStable aI the victory be SO sonsPicu-
ously assisted to achieve.
Returning from the battle-delA. he allied
himself with the grsa, Radical Republican
party TO perpstuate the blessings and th.
~Elorious resulti Of the BAtionsl triumph, and
bis earnestness and zeal in laborinR for its
success has a .Aitbfnl counterpart in his mill
itAry history. He ia not an ohies.seeker, but
he is one Of those clesr-headsd, honest sud
~incorruptibls men whom Office seeks. The
people impsrAtiEely demand bis services.
A REFuBncAS.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
A Faithful Representative.

We end the following article in the Knox
vile Wig, and sanction every word Of 1t. lIr.
CordSll is trus aud SHieiert Representative 4:
"HoS. JOHN n. CORDELL
awe congratulate Mr.. CordsIis coustitu-
suts upop their good fortune in having Sc
cured the services Of so faithful a represent
alive in the Legislature. Mr., q. represents
Scott, Morgan, Fenress and Cumberland
couutleS. He is ever v%igilant, always ia biz
seat, proving himself a faithful public ser
want, ard displaying wisdom, prudence and
energy on matters Of importance affecting
the interest Of his constituents, ia AL the
important measures before the General As
sembly and which are 10 exercise, also, so
potent an influence on the future PR sprrity
OF the State. In all these respects, Mr.. Cor
dell has shown himself worthy Of she conf
dsnee of hS people and has acquired an rn-
TiGbls reputation, His useful public services
will not be forgotten"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
Progress Of Religion.

The second Quarterly Meeting 10 the Jsnsp-
borough Statioa, will In the Meth
odiSt Episcopal Church, Friday uighi. the
18th Of March, al I o'clock Hnd continue
over tbs following Sabbath. SaerAnsntal
services on Sunday. All Christians are cor.
daily invited to participate 10 thii sacred
ordinanee. rl
We are happy 10 slats that, since the las,
Annnal Conference, about threy hundred
psrsons have joined the Church. aad nearly
that nunbsr have protested fsiih ia CbriIt.
Az many Of our country appointments, the
houses are pot large enough 10 hold the con-
Eregations on the Sabbath.
Z % the RbsatoSa Circuit, tbtrsisu Er.stsr
revival lHaushca than hsf been foe tie last
few ya<ts. Ou fbs J~onesbofooEH and Fan
brapeh Circuits, thsss have bsea. many ron
versions and ieeeisions 70 the Church, Also,
on the Gamer Vslley Cifeuii, over sixty have
united With TIE Ohufeh.
On other Clreuits, abe goad work 10 pro-
crossing Al GrseneTills, there wAs = Cnion
meeting held In the Prssbyisrian Chnreh,
vhefs many touii we're converted and joiusd
the PrstbytsriAa, cembsriand PrssbJtsriau
and hsthodift 3. Cbarebes. To God 10 all
the Elory. L. 2. DHAKE, p. T.
F~HsarAhE, "a, 1853. ra
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
4 Novel Scene in Court.


Lac, week, during our Criminal Court, on
motion q o ? Z. DsAEs, ESQ.,, Col. Horsuo
h. Ranhin vas admitted TO praeiies in that
Court. The coIOasl 10 a nan Of color aJd a
wsnbst d NE Memphis bar. Ahboash ,hiI
iaaI Be nads an oeeasioa for a aood Of the
osu'esvati'' sssrsOtypst rani sboui Niger
'7ualiys Il is nevertheless rIght. We srs
IN A''F Of opening 70 he sOlor,d nan, he
eoo' 70 al proisulons, aad ifhs sannO, cop.
vita the bfaln-hsavy Anslo- ssroa, he mas.
sadufs all he Consequences Of aiiars. -
% lat rhurBaay evening Col. R. dslivsrsi
an ahls aud inisf'sluG lssiarp 70 he eolsr,d
br'ihr'a. We aoiiesA nAHy o. sss iu,slll.
g.ns sait' %,ititsB. Prsssat. Ne adrass.t
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
Proclamation.

WHEREAS, There are now sixteen
hundred State Guards ut Nashville,
armed and equipped, under tho com.
mand Of General Joseph A. COol er ;
and,
WHEREAs, These troops are intend
ed to preserve the peace und enforce
the laws in counties heretofore partial.
ly in rebellion.
Now, therefore, / VIM. G. Brown
low, Governor OF the State o fTsnnes-
see, do hereby proclaim Martial Law
in aud over the following named cOun.
ties 10 wit: OvertUn, Jackson, Maury.
Giles, Marshall. Lawrence, Gibson,
Madison and Haywood.
Add further direct that General
Cooper distribute these troops nc ohoe
and continue them in service until
We have unmistakable evidence OF the
purpose Of all parties to keep the
peace.
IL is further ordered IN this procla.
nation that the General in command
shall enforce the most rigid discipline
among bic troops, requiring them, in
avery particular, 10 conform 10 strict
military discipline, showing no qaur-
tiers 70 either officers or privates, who
sbalI be found guilty Of habitusl drum
kenness.
In testimony whereof ] have caused
the Great Seal Of the State TO be- at
larhed hsreunto, this goth day Of
February, one thousand eight hun.
cred and sixty.tino, and order that
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
LAND 7

THOMAS Hays, Guardian, &C., vs.. Mary J.
Hays e. Al. Pursuant to a decree Of the
County Court Of Washington County, Tenn,
at ia February term, 1869, I viii offer for
sale, at the Court Houss In JouesboronRh. on
Saturday lhe 6th day OF March next the lots
Vf land. msutioned ID the .~nleadinot bslong.
ing TO The minor children Of Ann Eliza Hays,
deed, tosEiti One lot eontaibiug about is
Acfeg, lying 10 eiyil District No. II, adjoining
tse iands o. jobs Blair, Daniel Campbell,
MAX vhase and othersf and one other lot
lying 10 civil District No. l6, adjoining the
lands Of Jehb Daysplt Gilss s. Cecil San'l
CruikshankG and othsrs, eontAinina I'd acres.
On this lot, The widow Sarah Bowman holda
q lfsslms 0stAis, Which will BE- rsSsrved Ia
fERASs-A credit Of twelve mouths win
be given, the purchaser giving bond WITH ap-
proved security bearing lntarsst from date,
ego q lea retained % The laad IN the bar.
ohfss peupy 10 fuNyfpaidi aud will not be
sold anlese $40 PET aoreis'bld, or more. Feb.
''s ga "a, ,ash SRlsaAH,
TAhEs HtHAhsDrAanFf oT WNI1n A.
OBNhy deed "a hary I. BARLEY, ct al.
ttSfat on tue Ouuuy OF
Washluatoa Couuty, TINA, Il tha BsbFdary
.srH 1852 will oHsr, for sAls, AZ The Cont
nput' y yppe fberOpgh W Saturday the 18th
day. Of hafeh ntEf tWt 1oD o. parssh Of
lsad l9slonkihs 70 t6s ssals 6f ~ taid vii.
lsn , Bailey, deed lot No. 1 esntsihiur
20 aerss, Rod and 81 PolsS Ilst Ne. :, cor.
taining - acre. and aPolss. The liza ,tt,la
On 90, So ~ thit ldfis fslsfvsd as per win
9led Nm |. pafklsB b hAfy Baffisr. n
colo. Tksselob ata apsAo az ia Rs,t.
lsy honatl,ad, uns nile tsa Oh Jos,,befs
= ei,si pi,ttiet 10 a, pki Of which viii
se exhibited % W. fsY 81 nh.
TERMS efsdIt 81 iwslvs aud sist.sss
neaihs' iias viii b gives, ne p~ureRs,sg
ftiag eond yhh rod ptuhty, aad = lies
FspNa1 enue l9ua unfl he 1urehase NO.
thIlf p.la Fsbrsafy u. laA.
s'heisrfFtl w okfsHLN Gfkc.s.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
In Chanoery at Elitabethton

NALEB Morren Admir- &c. VI. the widow
~ sad LeirI At Law Of isaac l. Nave de-.
ceased. n this Gauss u is allsdesd 81 com
P%lalnant In bis bill that defendants David
Mare, Christian Q. Nave, Gsdfsy Nave, Jack
son Bisbop, harry s.. Brown, WIN. Brown. &.
D. Lyon and bis wife Adalins, Jnb. s. LYON
ana his wife hAtEaret, VIM. J. stoVrn AdeHs
Nave, Jsuss Hand and bis wife AramintA.
Gsofgiana Nave snd EliIabeth Nave are non.
rsssdenls Of The State Of TsnBesSss. II. il
therefore ordered lh't Publieation Be made
for four Successive weeks Ia The Union Rag
a newspapsr published tt Joneiboro, oP,pe.
notifying taid defsbdRhtto appsar before The
ns1t chsnefU Court 10 beheld At Elizabeth.
ton, for Carer eountJ, Team, on The third
hoadsy u March next, and ausvsr sad an
o. The sane win Be taken Tor cbdsitsds a. 10
then sd sst fOt hrahst srpar,sg Psbfasry
oh, 1852 a. G. SMITH, GAN.
By Jso.P 2. snr1A D. can.
isofblpuipfSs
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
A Liberal Offer from the Ap.
pletons.
Free Foundations for Libraries
Everywhere. o

The sstAbllshmsni OF libraries by charltable shdow.
meat, OF the uo-operatioh of intelligtbt puhiie- spirited
citizens, 10 . subject that Should receive gsnsral Attsn-
ton. AsA Puriasr u morals, = n'eaAG Of popular edu.
eAtisn, = relief Of eroWsed prisons and almshouaes, a
direct promoter Of the peace, happiaess. and wealth Of
eSmnuhitisl, the public hbtary ranks With the Church
and bhs Sehaol. II appears, from aignt cropping out
here and thsIe, sspesiIlly IN ths GsstNs u tbs times
we're p~ropitioau lot the iuFthstsaes sfthls great work.
Such, At least, 10 tbs conviction entertained By b.
ApPlstan 4 %. wis have rsepivsd, recently, many In.
quirisa RON Different states, Asktng 10 be Informed a
70 ihs best method Of founding libraries, ADD selecting
books. In rospanss 70 the widespread feeling thus
shown 10 sxlst upon The subject, and % give Il a power.
fpl lmpulse, they hAva determined to aaer a dirset and
suhatAntial sneourAgenait for he fofmAlou n puhlie
libraries In all parts or the United stAisS. The plan
which lhay Propoes 10. In scope, l~ib.rAllty, aud precise
AdApion to the bebe6eent s6d sought 10 be accom-
Plishsd, unparalleled 10 the history Of publis enter
prises. II 10 a. follows:
The A~ppletons offer TO EiEe free, what nay be called
the foaudailon for libraries every where. They will prs.
sent 70 each club ~ PERSONS deslroas Of f~ofn,ihe a
public library aeompleie got, In n volumes, Of their
standard New AmeTieaA CyelspRdiA. This great
national sork, the only publication 81 the kind. Ia
one which OTAaiEars o. 'nbnrits usually buy arsi
o. al books, because u 10 the oh4 most shsa eaisulted
BY persona Of all classes add vacations IL search OF 70.
liable Information on all kinds Of TOPICS sixteen large
oetavo Folumss, containing many thousand pages Of
the most valuable reAJiag.matter. for tho purchase Of
which thsy would ordinarily spend their money, thsyI
therefore feeeivr for bothing. IN one sense. Tia eve.
iSrsdis y y i,,ell Library 80 that fran tAs start,
The Olnhs VIII have the better part Of What they wantsd
FIR nothing. The only rturn Aaked By ne donors for
this muntAcept gin u, that the Club hail proeeed 10
ruise and sxrend not lssa than 8ye hundrra dall,rs 10
buy ether books. In other words, that the club shan
euild thu suPsntruciure on the foundatioa laid b. the
ApPleteAs. 10 ths ~sslsttion Of faliaDls books 81 hands
exdericneod for many years IN the making bflibndss.
ths APpletona VIII render al the asslstshes r,anirod.
abd supply the books. With the usual diseount. The
Cyelopedia thus breqmss literally a kin.
This extraordinary plan. - ar ~ Il has baen ub.
miiiFt 70 the judgement ~ Individual, nssta With
unanimous approval. Whsn II COMES 10 10 esnenlly
knevn, y eanhet hu e sieit prompt tteoEniiion and
thAhkfnl acceptance from lbs lhhabiants OF hundfeds
" elite towns ard Villages 10 tAs United staiss.
Yer full pArdeulss o. plan address if4IrrW
D. APPLETON 4 GO, New Tork.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
Divorce Bill.

ISAIAH hssswart 70. Nag J. slsrut. ID.
u IBIS case specs from TIE bin. hh,eh
70 SVEN 70, that ths dtfsndautis . re,fdsbl
o. 0fs,ne eoustJ, Nissoafi. His thsr,hrs
ofesisd oJ tes Olsrt sad Master ibai6dbliea-
nea % made ies four incsptlTe Fsskaib lbs
unios llag, loessbofo' Tsne., ueulyinr ne
tYd d'f'ndent 70 ppsI hsiort tbs Chsaesry
youn Az Jonssbote, Tspn % ths tlh' hoa-
cay Of hay, 1889, and defend, oltsfriss this
eau.s ~ b sst ~ baarlue srperis.r Feb.
u. 1859. H.uo3s C-hG
'ts~hsisvtPDB
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26

many original Ideas in regard to his race,
and supported his assertions By facts fron
hiatOry, OF which he eyinesd a most won.
derfal knowledge. n "a graduate Of ths
oheFliA ohio College ana vas a slSSaaats 81
Governor Todd Of that State.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
Case Of Our congressman.

The Special Investigating COmnittes APP
pointed in the case Of MsssrS. Arpell, Mpl-
Inns aud Mann SCOUT these gentlemen Of any
Improper and dishonest cSnaexiou with that
dark and infamous transaction, known rs the
School Fund Embetzlentnt.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
$4,000 Agents Wanted-

a Fstbls ( $1,000 Z var can % mads n!
Male and Fsmals Agentt wanted IN every county
and townshlR b the United States 70 asil loo bran nsa
Artieles Hhieh are wanssd 10 every family. Agents
eau double their mouey on every article. The busI.
asa4 Fsqaireah ut tWotf thFss hoaa' labor sVery day.
%eonstant smplcJmen kiveu the Whols year Toand.-
samples And mammoth circulars sent frs. We want
we eaa1en oI every one. ". n. ALLEY kC0.,
bsJanIsmoa1l lH Fulton a.. New York
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
Caught at Last,

We learn that on Monday hight the
Sheriff and posse Of Tishomingo conn
~, Mississippi, came upon a gang of
hoLsc-thieves near B%urnsvillc, Miss,
on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road, and succeeded in capturing three
or -four OF them, but not until after a
desperate fight, and the killing of one
Of the outlaws known as Jack Da.
venport, AS the train camo in, yea.
terday morning, Davcnport's body
was living at the Sutton. This,
probably, will end the deprOdations
Of this kind in Northeast Missis.
sippi,-M Memphis Post.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
Poisoned Fruit.

The Louisville Courier says:
A number Of persons were poisoned
at Newcastle the other dSy BY eating
canned peaches purchased in this city.
Prompt medical aid placed all out OF
danger.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
vi SARRATH PRAtSE.

DlJ. W.. SUfFkkS ~ neN ~eOlleeiioB Of Sacred
ID Musie for Choirs aud singing Schools, containing
the Normal Method, and about l0a pages VI Secular.
Music for schools; With a ehoioe collection Of Tunes.
Anthems and Chants. Price 81 IS each, or 4l1 per
dozen. On r~scsiptof rs oents 4 asmpls copy all be
peni ~ mail Cor examination.
FRaiE SILVER BELL, by O. BUTLER.-o Of the
best and must popular e0lleetiOps ever lsansd for
Sehoolsi 26,SOo already sold. Price, S0ssnis, or IS per
dozen.
VuE SILVER CHIME4ED THE oAETArA or the
i CHRISTIAN 0RACES. for Sabbath schools, BY
Geo. Y Root. SEM rs ernfs for ample copy.
~ 0RDONiS SHORT VOLUNTARIES, Tor the organ,
Vt sl.m BELLAKiS y METHOD FOR PIANO
FORTR, rs cents MCHARDsON'S NEW MODERN
SCHOOL FOR PlANOFURrE, $3.50. send for CatA-
logus VI New Music Books. ST. GORDON.
Publisher, No. zoo Broadway New York.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26

@- President Mitchell has put n
corps of engineers at work, and soon
the Mississippi Railroad will be sur.
veved as far as Troy, the county seat
ofObion.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
General Grants POlIcy.


General Grant, in conversation the
other day, said if he were a Republi.
can Senator, and u Democratic Presi-
don't were to select democratic Cab
met, he should vote tor their confirma.
ton, but II, under similar circums!an.
.ees, a President elected by the Re-
publican party should select Demo.
cratic advisers, no should think he
failed in doing his duty if ho did not
vote for their rejection.
The Government will be admins.
tered the next four years without
help from the Democratic organi-
cation, and therefore we congratu-
late the country, which has certainly
had enough Of that party to last it
for the remainder of tho nineteenth
century. Press and Times.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26
In ChanCery at JonesborO'.

TsAAC STEVENS, AimIalstrSlor Of John stevens.
deceased, vs.. George W.. Stevene and John W.
Watkins, Administrator 81 john W. DhlhRhAm, de-
CEASED. In this cas- II appears that the defendant
John W. stevens IL a citizen of McDonough county,
lllinoiS, add shat John W. Watkins, ia a rtlissn n the
County Of Giluier, GeurGia. Il u, Therefore, ordered
that publication ba made IN the uNIoN fLAs, Jones
boro, Tenn, notifying the said deicndAntS 60 appear
before the ChAneery Court ~ lsnutbopo', Tenn, on
the 4h Monday Of MAy, lseg, aud defend, or thls
cAusa will be set for hearing expsrte. Feb. 20, 'stp.
o9fsb2bw+pfSh.l HOSS, u 4 N,
nAyIp Woods and WIFI and others W.. Josiah Alex.
h Ander aud others. In thia case II appears that
iI,e defendants, Josiah Alexander, Saml Alexander,
William Mars and HE wife Mary Mares, formerly
Mary AlsxandeE sTe nun-residrnts " thU Stale Of
tennessee, 1t Is, therefore, ordered that they appear
Mforr tho ChAncery Court al Jonesboro' Tenn, %
the Gh Mnndsy al May, lst9, and defend, or this
ransr as To them will DO sci Tor hearing sxpsr,s Feb.
rpary -, 1859. HENRY HOBS, {, 4 N.
SJfeb26wtrrS5l
JuHN Broyl,. ard others w. s. d. waddin, David II.
Broylea aud Simeon Broylrs, Dc. 10 this case II
appear, to the Clerk aud later that the defendants
David u. Broylrs and simeon Broyles, (Juniorl,
are non. presidents. II is, therefore, ordered that they
appear hrfpre the ChAnceiy Court at tohoshoro' Tent.
ou thu i,h Monday In May, lS9, aud defend, or tho
cause will be set isr hearing, ~ 10 ihrm, eXparsa.
fpb. q, 1879 HENRY H9SS, q & M.
TAMES IlAwrs We. Wilsbn and Burns.--In this case
It appaars thal the defendants, Wilson 4 Bufpa,
arr non.re,lients ~ renuss-se. II Is, therefore, OF.
derrd that they appear before The Chsueery Court at
JobosbvrO', Tenn, on the 9TH Monday OF May, 1869,
and defend, "r this raGse will be rt for hrarihR, As
10 them, exparls. Eeb, e, 1859. HENRY HOSs.
Sslcb2sw4piaS. s lea. 4 IT,.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26

the same be inserted three times 10.
each Of the newspapers entitled 10.
publish legal advertisements.
Nv. G, BRowNhow,
lsO9fb26wS Govsrnor 81 Tenn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-26

DRINCR 4 co.'s PATENT AUTOMATIC ORGANS
Il AND M~ELoDEoNS. TWsnty-slEht different
styles, with sew improvements 42,O0O nov. in use
each. For sale on TWO faEhs installmsnis, 81 for rsai.
Second hahd instruments cheap. Send for circular.
lNEf,HFW eats s. I. GORDON, sole Agent.