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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-14

IOY virtue Of three oiders Of salt, issued from the
ID Circuit Court Of sullivan county, tested the 9TH
MondHy of March. iS'o, and TO ne directed, ] vii
proceed to sell AZ the door Of The UourI House ia
BlountYillo, on SATURDAY tue I'm Of June, 1869, to
iRe highest hildet for cash IN band, Al Tie right, ii.
Gle, clhiSn and interest th.t john HUI hH 10 and 10 q
eeitain tract Of luuN In District No. =. combining lQJ
acres, more or les, adjoining the lands Of Nm. h.
Crosse Georpr Cunning aud ofliers, to satisfy three
Judgments in sud Court, two IN favor OF W. W.
yaiAes and one IN favor ri IotHi L. Fain, EXT, and oil
hsainSt john q. Hail REdJoha Hull April %, 1879.
~69ma7wiplsil p. Il, EASLEY, sheriff.
DH Eirtue OF an order IT sHq. Issued from the Cr-
d eait Court of suiligra county, tested the fourth
EonbaY IL March, lHo9. aDi 90 me directed. / will
proceed To sell 81 the door Of the Coprt llouse IN
RlpuBtvills, On SATURDAY the bth Of june, 1859, IT,
the highest bidder for cash In baud, All the right, title,
claim psnd Interest that Jnhu ILia hnr in Ard 70 onn
tract Of land IN District No. {, adjoining the lands VI
ThopEs Spurgin and others, containing 100 acres.
moro sr less, 10 satisfy a Judgment in favor Of jesse
\. Baekner and against John g.. Hull and said John
HUI levied on a. iho prelestY q John HUI. April
tamn7x4pfs5.
10y virtaa 81 m order Of sale, issued from the Cir.
- cult Court Of saRivau eognty, tested the flourish
Monday Of March, lsB0, AMI to me directed. ~ pro-
coed Ia sell At thr door of The curt Honsr IL Blodnt-
vile, Tenn, 10 the hiyiest and Lest bialcT for rash in
ARnd, on SATURDAY th3 orb ~ jane, lS6e. al he
right, ziue, claim and iulorsS tAst K. H, Young has
IN AID 10 the Following described tracts or parcels OF
laRd In said SulliyEa conaty, tg-wit:
One tract on the North side Of Hulstou river, al
Joining the lands " Vim. Bowery, Andrew Bowery
and w. Susong, bought ly said Young NJ oyo Adam
Bowery, on tile nth Of JIuc, lsGa, containing ITO acres
more or lesN.
Two tr4cis, bonght by said Young of Thomgs Nul-
2, on gnua -, lisa, a~iioiqiny tho lands Of. ". DIX
n, John X 'oly aud Calvin Smith, continuing ~ ucres
,mHEe o less.
Two traets, h.ngti by said Young Of ". L. Roller,
on JGIy u. 1865. oHe sUutuninE 81 acres, on the Chill
dress FeEyV RasG, ~ the wat. ~ II F5H creek. Hdisin.
Ing the lapls OF Jataes Hclt and 81. i. Roller the
other also on the W<turs Of Fall seek, known As tue
Mill tract. and cuhtEEling 3 arres.
tine otkrr trac' containing ca acres, adjoining tia
lands of Hargis Batrs. James MOODY and 49, Shipley,
kaOwn a. the Preston HObbs tract.
OEe other tract containing 81 acres, North n Reeay
creek, A4loiniug The lands IT - Cavnan, Buohrr,
Jordsg aud 80 Cartright, in District No. II VI said
county.
Aud one CHER tract. known ~ the Joshua Miller
treste, hFa. IN Dist. No. 2. adiuiuire the lands oi
Jnha has5nr aud 'S4rrs. combining lG0 arrcs, more "
lr-s. ahLsyiss IN ~ The property n said Young, 90
satisfy 4 JudgEitS ia favor " Jame- W. Nory d aud
Against the SAID K. II Young. April ~. ISHg.
6gma7 w4pGSiUl T.. II. EASLEY, Sh'f.
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Having None time ago announced
myself M a Candidate tor the onlce of
chancellor OF the first Chancery dis.
trlct, think it proper and right that
! should avail myself OF this mede Of
making known to my many friends in
The various portions u the district,
the fact that | am no logger a candi-
date; and as an explanation of this
course OF action, all I have to say is,
that regard the success Of the prin-
tiples Of the Republican party as be-.
ing OF infinitely more importance to
the people Of this district, than the
advancement Of my individual inter.
est. | have the consciousness of
knowing that have at no time in the
past, neither shall | at any time in the
future, allow my name 10 be ~associa-
ted with a candidacy for any position
which might produce the result Of a
political victory to my enemies. And
while ! am Wiling TO acknowledge
that matters of a purely political
character should not, as o general
thing, enter into a Judicial contest.
Yet, there are circumstances undor
which it is necessary for the public
good that the political character of
the candidate should be weighed we'll
before receiving the SURFACES of the
people.
There are, now, four candidates in
the field, from which number the PEG.
Die are to select a Chancellor TO scrye
them for the next eight years.
] have nothing TO say in regard to
either of the gentlemen so far Us |
know they are all high-minded and
honorable men but 10 the Republi.
can party | would say, vote for no one
whom You do not know to be a true
and genuine Republican. This is an
election gilmore than ordinary impor.
lance to the people of Tennessee, for
the reason that, Notwithstanding il is
judicial in its character, yet upon tho
result depends our success in each Of
the other branches or departments Of
the State government. Already have
leaders of the Conservative or Demo.
cratic party, boasted that with a Ju.
dietary favorable to their political
views they could Don accomplish all
they want, all they ask for-the 70.
peal Of the Franchise Law.
And there is no doubt they are
working faithfully TO accomplish that
result, and to do 80 through the Judi.
ciary. Let US defeat them!
And 10 conclusion, l return my sim
oere thanks TO all my friends, who
have shown such a dbeP interest in my
success, IL this race.
Mar. B. OWIse.
yOEEsgS99' Nay lib, 1899,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized and requested 10 an
pounce the name o fTHOS, II. C0LDWRLL as
a Candidate for Attorney General Of the Su-
preme Court Of Tennessee. Election May
~ 1869. v.
BS~ We are authorized and requested 10
announce the name of Col. JOHN X. MILLER.
81 Carter, 10 represent the LIST Senatorial
District OF Tennessee, in the next General
Assembly. Subject 10 the decisinn Of a
nominating Convention. i69apr9tde.
M. We are authorized md requested to
announce the name Of NATHAN SHIPLEY,
Esq, as q candidate to represent the county
OF Washington ia the lower branch OF the
next General Assembly OF the State Of Ten
u%essss, subject to a choice Of the Radical
party Of the several distriets of said County.
'6smar26tdek
Bd5~ We are authorized and requested to
announce Hon. GEORGE ANDREWS, the
present ~incumhsnt, Ms a eaudidats for Su-
preme Judge Of Tennessee, for the Eastern
Division.
Bar We are authoriEed and requested TO
aanoRnes the name Of Hon HENRY e. SMITH
eS a candidate tor the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee for the Western Division Of the
State. Tseanr0tde.
IL We are authorized and requested 10
announce the name Of JAMES o. SHACKEL-
FORD, present incumbent, as a candidate
for the oaiee Of Judge Of the Supreme Court,
rom Middle Tennessee, at the approaching
JUDICIAL election. fB9apr2tde
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SPECIAL NOFICE.
Without a Good Digestion

Al other temporal blessings are comparatively worth.
le.f lhadyspspiic millionaire who has tried ali ths
poiiaus o. We medical procession IN vain. ahd bsusve,
~ epmrlaint 70 b ~ineufahle, would give hair his
torture TO % freed from the hprFou Of lndlre.itgr
so ihs' enabled to enjoy The other half Weours ~
Perhaps HosTETrERs n prrryRs IA,
eseu 10 sueh tug,rer. po..is,v ~
has from the fnebd who m.ds he .v1s.,,tan
With a tnesr, intimatinF that ne 60 ~ 6E,I 4, 80
pafeat msdlcius.r lfthis has hsss ~ 80 S..A
~ rerts ~ hin HI itcndulitv soov,a H.. ~ M
q uiserJ. All he iuxuHss shlek -e,tih -, -
~ eonmand. Nnt one of them ean sirs
~ P'e'aFs' hs ovn irrational obsinloy Is Biz
tbs -au.s, happily Tor A,w~ly. ara Ia, 49,.
IheIs sueh = thine a. t4a.d aaBsiiL a. ~ A,
g.a..sI and = roiisa msaa haiss,s ~ two.
49, ~ ~ Honsn VIE are r!hsd Win common
49,. NJ pfunt y. Thes ars he ia, sci
~. .ea rssounsnd busrEFrKRs BiTTFfs'
~ i9l.I appfose this ftnaas anif i,n1tti, 81
" erttopl Siuply bssauis thsy h.ys
nash ne slavss of = nsslsss prslsdiss a.
M have fannd that ahsaa othsr
H. desired ss,st. va ''0"seAia fhist, u proiassd
~s,ris. beg bar" sid n. aou.n "a, -b.,t nj,
= .n,nlef ssrs ~asaailina Mn. Nbost, III,
~ ..ftai n.n vha has been tur,A Ii i,iir-.-
.not.nsss ~ i~nisrniusni fsvsr. ~ N. in.
N. ..ts. ~ = lsfisncs u - msSiei,s IL
us.as hheaFsr Il % 49, III M. 49,
M ,oi.,e.l esntlulcns. = 10 f.,iI.. * -,
:, ntahius ts1erpsd b. ~ ts.,i.s.,
. 80 - sfsy IN III In ~ s~t---
~ fs--r = ues.
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sub.eribe to Volume Five OftNe Fac.
Crowded ont.

Much interesting matter does not
appear this week on account Of the
crowded stats Of our columns, We
surrender the greater portion of our
columns TO the Corporation Bylaws
Of Jonssboro'. They should be read
by all in interest. We hope these
laws will be impartially and strictly
enforced for a better mode of re.
form cannot be had than a ligid en-
forcement of this species of laws.
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Newly Improved water-wheei.
JoNrSnoRo', April rs, 1863

JONESDoRO ApIil ~, v
w. M Btarr's new style pe%rpehdicu-
lar g|ravltAtton water. wheel, now run
i.ing at Jouesboro', being tho second
wheel now running on this Continent,
il Que OF the greatest improvements
on water. wheels now in existence. We
have been running the common brehSt
wheel ut this place, We have seven
feet fall and eighteen inches bend.
The old wheel rad with ninety-siX
inches OF water this wheel now an
ming has tifty.six solid inches, with
the same bend and the same fall. 1t
has, with the amount of water stated
above, gained fifty per cent ip speed
and power on The old breast wheel.
l now keep up with my grinding,
ard before this wheel was put up, |
was crowded day and night, and
couid pot do all the grinding that
come ia. There need be no doubts
nor fears about this wheel, 1t is far tho
best now in use.
| have said enough for any person
10 see what it will do on this small
stream and small fall. Anything of a
higher fall than this will double the
power, perhaps more than do 40
Z. NJ. Jackson, Miller.
We take pleasure in recommending
this newly improved wheel to all Mill,
ers as the best wheel yet invented.
1t is manufactured by w. NJ. Starr,
Scientific Engineer, Of Tyler, Smyth
County, Texas. He is now travelling
in East Tennessee, and we would re-
commend him to all in need Of a gen
uine workman.
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Colburn,s Red Jacket Axe.

NhNt R@N - 800 A@AA ~ - -
these reasons -
I, II cuts deeper.
II. 1t don't stick.
III. 1t dm't Jar the hand.
~. No time " strength is waited in taking this are
out Of tie cut.
v. With the sans labor Won do one-third more work.
With all these good qualities 1t is II ado Of same
steel and iron and temper ~ our regular axes and
Wlld mex beAT rough nsags any better than they.
TRoY. Iowa, Dec. 2lst, 1865.
LIPPISeoTT 4 BAREwE LL :--fba Red Jacket AKA
You sent Us is a good one. l think it is the best Axe |
ever had hOlA Of
Il j. a very easy axe to chop with. Auy one can sea
by re shape OF Il that IL does net rsSuiS sotuuGh eN.
ertion On the part Of tbs chopper as with the old style
axe to make II penetrate the wood. We are much
pleased with 1t. Yours, G. W. CLAYTON.
Miles Covered Scoop Shovel. For the farmer. Just
PsoRIA. Jan. %. 1869.
LtPPINcoTT 4 BAE EwELL I've hHYe IN constant use
the Covered Scoop Shovel Of Mr.. Miles, and dud II to
BE- a vevy useful article. We mUre than save the cost
Hf IL daly Ia the amount of grain saved. shoveled
from wagons. We can also handle grain much faster
lLEn We sla with the common Scoop.
GRIgR b Co., Grain Dealers.
r., $. EAsroN. Grain lepler.
5. EAsroN l. Son, Grain Dealers.
RoBINsOE 3 Co, Freek Mills.
GEO. FIELD 4 Co., City Mills.
While We make these and recommend them bacausa
Of their great merit, We are also manufacturers Of
Spaies and shovels equal to any made in the country
EaNt or West.
uur saws are patent temper and patent ground, aud
warranted As good as any made.
FRgDRTcA, Iowa, Feb. 8, 1859.
IIPPrNcoTT & BAKBwRLL, GsNh The Saw that ynn
sent HeRry & Pierce Is the best Saw | ever saw. II
tskef two Inch feed 10 oak and stands up buiy. / cat
vi feet Of olE fencing In - minutes.
/ have run saws for ~ years, and that ia the hest Csc
I ever got bold Of Ihsys run yogF Saws IN Michigan
for ave or ak years. ASH DAvIs.
II your hardware dealer does not keep our goods
scLd 10 Us direct with your hQairieS or orders, and
yOu shall have immediate attdntion and really.
LIPPiScorrk BAKgvELL, P%itsburg, Pens,
Sole Owners Of Colburn's and BED Jacket Patents.
B9aplOw7.
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THlRTE YEARS ExI erlvucp in the Tcratmegt
j. 81 chronic Apt sexual Dispasest-d Physiological
I'eb Of MnTiogs.- z IL cheapest hook ever published
-e"hlninlng nearly SOC rpgr,, aud 100 hue plates and
Engraving. 81 the anatomy Of Tie humtn organs in u
sia'H IS health aud disease. with afr alise on Early
srl'r'' Hs hfplnIAlle cuhsoqurNcrs upon the mind aud
Godyi with tbs authors plan NJ tYcatuIent-the only
rSl'uuSi and successful mode vi rgir, ~ shown BIZ a
report Of cAsrs treated. A trnthiul adviser to fbs
married and those contemplating Marriage who enter
lilll I"upls OF Their physicai condition, Sent free Of
puslasa "a any Adltess on reoatgt or Z, caut., IA utnmrs
or pnrlNl currency by addressing Dr.. la CR0IX, Ne.
81 Maiden Lame, Albany. n. =. The Athor NAV H.,
Consulted np"A any Of the diseases upon which hia
Ha'HS rrrt' either p%crsotallg ar by nsl, and nedi-
ril'"s Neht {" any part nf the world.
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Subscribe 10 Volume 9th of the Flag.
Church Dedication at Knoxville.

Church Dedication at Knoxville.
VIZ learn from the Knoxville Wig
that the new Church built by the
Methodist Episcopal Church was
dedicated last Sabbath with apprOpri-
ate ceremonies. The sermon was
preached by Rev. N, r. Cobieigh, D.
D., President of the East Tennessee
Wesleyan University. The Church
cost about twenty-Sight thous aud
dollarS.
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caisaya or Kings Bark was unknown until the middle Of the 1N
century. HUMBOLDT makes favorable mention Of its febdfuee qualities 8
an antldote to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Maladous Fessn. in he
extensive South American travels
In 1910 it was used by the Jasurs, who alone at that time possessed
the secret of its wonderful tonic properties and It was sold by them fv
ats own weight in syo1
In $685. eighteen years after Sir John Talbot employed it with great
success in France IN the treatment Of Fever and Agus. Dyspepsia.
Nervous Affections, Loss ~ofAppette, Weakness and Debfy. Palphsha,
OF the Heart Diarhcoa, etc In 1919 he sold the secret Of its origin
TO Louis XIV. BY whom it was dyulged. His now the all important
%'ngredicnta Drakos PLANTATION BlTTERS. and preserved IS its
N pure St Crotx Rum, makes a tonic Of rare merit and ono that should
be upon the sIde-bOad Ct cvoyfamiy Messr. PHI Drake & Co, the
sole P%oPne;o9 of the celebrated PLANTATION BlTTERS, are the
largest importers of Caisaya Bark in America The Bark !. gathered
and cured under the immediate supervision Of an agent sent out IA
Brazil expressly for that purpose, and aside from a few tbousard
pounds which are Sold Qthe manufactures Of Quininc, is all used /,
the preparing Of these Bttev. to which they arc indebted Tor Their
wonderful success sa a tonic.
The above eut represents the natives in tAer own native fsss
gathering the Bark
.-,-- "a ~ -,
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AGENTS WANTED!

service, and from $40 10 Sl20 pcrdAy. We will emulny
ii few more, with energy and IS capital. Every one il
adNted for the business, that wants 70 make money
easily. Address at once, WILLIAM \ CO..
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THE DOLLAR sun.

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York.
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"Veni, Vidi, ViCi."

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W Our old friend, Capt Geo. S
Ruble, of the firm Of Ruble 4 Wilford,
Chattanooga, paid liz a visit Wednes-
day last. He is prepared to fill all
orders for Agricultural Implements.
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SillE 0R iElNESSEE. WASHINGTON MN.

CircHit Court, March Term, lsb9.
WTHEREAS, J.J YEAaEa, Collector Of the public
w Taxes fr The county " Washington, hereby re-
plris to the Court the following tract or lanl a. having
been assessed for the taxes FOR the year 1856 int me
taxes thereon are due and remain unpaid, and That The
respective owner Of the same has no goods and %ehattrl.
within my county on which | eau dislrain :or SAID
taxes, tO-wlt;
/. Henley. me tract II land In District No, ?,
containing no acres. valued At sliN, taxes fr th~
ysnr 1897 sa.S2. Clerks lee $50, Printers fee el-3l,
Coucctor's re 400. Total. slAB2.
Ia. h. therefore, cons dersd ny the Conrt that JndG
men, be. ard il is hsroby, entered agAinst rho aiVes
said tract Of land. in The name of the StPte, Tor me
sun, annexed to n, being NE amount uftAff5 sos ana
damares du- thereon for he year ist5 aua " Is oIaef
ed bv the Court that The All trget ~ lAnd, or 80 mqeh
thereof 9. shan b. sufficient u itseli ~ ,ausy tns
taxps, costs anil chSrges lrheSel h'rrio. De ss'n -
Me law dlrecls. JAMES Z NM ogf
Pursuant to the above order, I viii on"r Inr sale 10
the bithest btiLr Nr rsh IN band. % ne Contt
hnnse door In JnnashuFp, On Monday ne on ~ JlV'
tsl. thr tract II l.nl ahdve msniionrd, Ap7 W .l''f
ton 10 the tiK-s, enst tnd ehmEfs.t peAgIy o 10 p@'
CENT. shall be attached and COLLECTED + rth@ non pay.
ment Of Tho same, IN eomplaHce vita ser OF Tue
-. ffAGER,
mms-ui1 Rec. Col a. FaAF7ss IiHHS'
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6team flre-ErOoL oaIeS.
Special attention is directed to the
advertisement of the American Steam
Fire Proof Safe Company, to be found
in another column. Much credit 10
due the manufacturers of those safes
Tor their untiring laborS in behalf of
the American people in order to pro.
vide them with u truly fre.proof safe.
They have met with decided success
and we would advise all who have
money or valuable documents to pre-
serve 10 send to the proprietdrs for a
circular snd price list, md Procure
one Of them for il is better to spend
- few dimes ia securing a safe, iLan
10 risk the loss Of many thousand dol
lars, either by the ircsndinry's brand
or the house.breaker's hand.
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Collecting Agent for the . Union
FlaRJ'8

George Gripbam, ST., is our regular IraV'
.lIng Collecting Agent 10 collect accounts
due the Office Of the UkioS FLAG. He 10 nu-
tboriaed 10 collect and receipt for all &C.
counts due as and to institute suits for debts
owing this Office. No otLer travelling agens
Ia authorized 20 collect our accounts.
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~LIPPiNcOTT & BAKEWELL,
WANTED--AGENTS, 1863 ! 1 TS

MONTH, E~yERYwHEJtE, MALE M FBNALE.
to introduce tie GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
sENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This ma
ehbe will stitch. hem, fell. tuck, quilt. cord, bind,
braid and enfbrOidrr 10 4 most Superior 11anner. Price
only SIS. Fully warrK1ted frr NE ye1rs We VIII
pay slOOo fora iuHchine that ~in sow a stronger, more
beautiful. nr more elastic seam than ours. II makes
The ~Ebstic Lock Stitrh.n Every second stitch can
be cut, and siiliihe cloth cannot BE- Palled apart with
out tearing Il. We pay Agents from $40 to 500 per
month md eKpenser, or a%enmmission from which twice
that ameunt can be inside. Address SECOND 4 co,
Pittsburgh, Pa, or boston, Mass, or 81 houls, 40.
CAVTiON.-Do not be imposed upon by other parties
palming "a worthless ~cast-iron machines, under the
same name or Otherwise. Ours - the emily genuine
aud really practical cheap machine Manufactured.
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Attachment.

ME-. CANNON vs.. DIggs 4 Price.-In
this case | ind that the DEPENDENTS
DiRls 4 Price are non-residents o. the State,
so that the ordinary process OF law cannot
be served 90 them; it Is Therefore ordered by
me that publication be made for four sue
c%essivp weeks in the IHioa Flag, a newspaper
published in the town o. Jonesboro, Nash
ington County, Tennessee, notifying tue said
Digs 4 Price 10 appear before me on Tbs LIST
day ofJuue, 1863, and defend sale salt, or
the same will he proceeded with expsrte.
This 9th May, 1869. E. D. RAIDER, Up.
69mA7w4ptS51
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Died.

Died.
In this place On the llth inst, Mrs. G.. D.
Dennis, aged 35 yrs., daughter { fDr. J. c.
Cosssn, deceased.
"Her tolls are past, her work 10 done,
And she h fully blest;
She foaght ths Sight, the Victory woa,
And entered into rest
Then let oar sorrdwS cease to Gov
Sod has recalled Hh own;
Bst let or teArts 10 every woe,
still say, Thy will be done.t'
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! NttLS ~ NO AUMRUG!--By sra ring 30 s.nts
L wiz hSr, height cuI"r NJ ryes and lar, Won will
receive ny return mail u correct picture Of ynuy futnrr
husband er wis, with uIur arl date Of marriage.
Al hc.' W. FOX, 70, Drawer No. 4, Fultsnvillp,
New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

- : I tFSF&S ~
To rHE WoRElNd CLAss:--I am now prepared to fur
nish all classrs with constant employment at their
homes the whole at the timAsr for the spare m0m"htS.
Bnsinrss neN.l light and p~ro6tthle. Fifty cents to s5Fcr
evening, Ia eHsily earned by persons Of either sex, and
the boys and girls cara aeArly ~ much Ms men. 6rcat
Inducements are uIcTtd those who win deVute their
whole time TO the tasiness ED6, that every prrsna
whs srcs this notice, maS send me their addteSs and
test the business Et themselves, | make tho following
unparalleled effer: To an who ARE not well satisfied
with the business, | will send 81 to pay fortho o~rORlle
Of writing hne. Full particulars. directions. &c, sent
free. sAmplcs sent by mail for 10 cents. Address II.
Z. ALLEN, Augusta, Ne.
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Bill for Divorce.

= nEISA 1. RICH vs.. William D. Rieh'-
Itn this case IT IL allcdged that the deien-
dS1t William d. Rich ia non-rssideut. 1t
IL therefore ordered that aid deiendnnt APP
pear before the Chancery court a. Jone'ooro
Tennessee. on the fourth Monday OF hAy'lSosl
10 plesd. answer or drnur, or ihll ease WIZ
be set for hearing sIParts. HESBi hVoS,
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