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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-22
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7Ojun3mGH&M.
IN ChanCCrI COnrlN TaylOrSNIllc.

III NIHHCCTJ IOWItU LAY IUISNIllN'
nANID ". WHITE, C,mrlalnnt, vs. { +
IL White and LatayrttPJonrs, DEFENDANTS.
1t appearing to the e 4 : from the nllrgT.
lions in complOinanl'S hin that rtspondcrt,C
II White, is II nOn-rcSidnt of the State Of
tennessee. It is therefte ordered that pnh-
Fatiun be made for for successive weeks
The USDS FLAG, pulIishsd nj JoneSbero,
cutn., notifying said RESPONDENT to appear Mt
tue Court House in Triursyille, Tenn, on
the 18th Monday of SEPTEMBER next, ~ ~
Chancrry Court there and then TO he held
tor Johnson county IN lie Let Chnncrry Dis
trict in the State OF Tennessee and plead, m.
swer or drmurr TO CONF claimants bill or the
same will he taken as cCnfrsscd and set for
hearing rXpNrte. THE said CT White is
nlso rnjoined from collecting or in any man
ner Of diSposing OF any dpins TIM: may hc
due irom respondent Jmrs to respondent
White) May b 1870. J ] SMITH, G 4 w.
7Oiulylw4pS5
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-22
An ola Chicken.

In attempting to carve fowl one
day, a gentleman found considerable
difficulty in separating its joints. and
exclaimed against the chap who had
sold him an old hen for a young
chicken.
My dear said the cnragcd mans
wife, "don't talk 50 much about the
and aged respectable Mr.. b.. he plan
ted the first hill Of corn that was plan
ted in our town
II know that" said her husband,
land believe this hen scratched
it up"
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II 9 III
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-22
IIcImboIO'S Fluid Extract of Bachu

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Thought Tic Could do Better.

Some forty years ago there lived in
this town an old man whom we shall
call Briggs, who had a propensity for
hooking" small and portable articles
that came in his way. As he was
poor and past labor and woll known
about town, no further notice was
taken Of his pcculations than to keep
sharp lookout when he was around.
A dealer had n quantity Of dry fish
landed on the wharf at an hour too
late 10 get them in his store. and as he
was about covering them with an old
sail cloth, he cSpicd u. apparently re-.
connoitcring Selecting n couple Of
the fish, he said, Here, Briggs. must
lcayc these fish out here tonight, and
7 will give you these two if you promise
mo that you will not steal ANY,
THAT is fair offer, Mr. A." said the
old man. "but we'll don't know"
with glance at the offered fish and
then at the pile, VI hiHk ! can do
better"
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nm 4 young lady met in company
q young gentleman who evidently had
an excellent opinion Of himself Dur.
inr conversation he introduced the
subject Of matrimony, and cSpatiated
At length upon the kind of wife he
intended to marry that is, IL he should
over take the decisive step The
honorcd lady must be wealthy bcauti.
rul, accomplished, amiable, &C., &c.
His listener quietly waited until he
ended. and then completely confused
him by asking, in the coolest manner.
possible, And pray sir what have
you to offer for all this" The young
mn stammcrcd, Redeemed little, and
walked away
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IIcImbOIl'S Fluid Extract Buchu

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18
The European Combatants..The
Relative Strength.

Froua I've CIHafaAad GasEtI,: y. .,t,7t -.iT
France 5 sin, in al the elements Of
strength, and in her achievements, the mfli:7
taIy power in Europe Sheh4s 0yer Smilf
lions ofpe9pls; q thorp1gh military EYs-!
TEN by which the entire able bodied male
population can he brought into the field;
an active, army Of 10000; . reservoirs
great, and hack Of these the National.
Guard, or militia, Of over $4,000 men.
She has powerful ironclad navy The
FtenSch are emTueptly ) MARTIAL people
French soldiers have The inspiration Of
glorious military, traditions, and whatever
there IS IN the an Of war The French
Generals have mastered. The readiness
Of The Emperor to take the Aggressive
with SO arrogant military power, as
Prussia indicates that he has made mill;
lary preparation, and We may expect %
Learn that both the active amy and the
reserve have hll ranks and are On the
marcE iIG&iii p5a lhiTIbihrl'iO
On the other hand, Prussia has the
conhdEhee taidifd b 4 Sd u recent igEeGt
military sueeases, and Of rapid terrific
rial Rggfandizement. She has, intending
the States lately SpbiugAted, over twenty;
four millions d peopla an iron military
system that searches out every man, and
puts lin In the regular army three years,
then in the reBerYe IOur years, thenin the
IandWehr or militia nine years! She has
q regular army Of 40, 600, besides the
federal contingents OF Confederate States,
amounting 70 f48 900 1T b said by the
Prnssian Military. GGzEtts that Prussia
could bring . mil1iolgof 6ldieIS under
arms byRtelegram. aBptEe may assume
that the relative number Of the soldiers
will beneatlY according % the p0pula.
tim d thetwO countTieS It iSpoaSible,
also that PEnssia may find IN element Of
weAknASsin some Of the annexed German
States, especiallyl another GormanpoW-
er should tAke part in the war. 'ls.i2T7 =
But the elements Of power are 50 great,
in these Two countries alone, as 70 threat
en- great war, in which immense armies
will be brought into collision, with arms
much more destructive than ever before
contested abattle, and with movements
facilitated by the means Of rapid ttans-
pOrtAliOn which modem mechanical pro
ge8 has created. ~ ~ ci.sfi
That The war will drag IN other powers
is ,pnoba11e. The exercise. OF the. right
II Spamt0 elect her King Is the ostensi,
BILE ca0sG Of contention; therefore, 10
France should triumph, 1t may be, expect
ed til5t she- Willl6ictate 70 Spain her e4ee-
ton. Austria will watch tbF good OPP
p0rtunity TO recover her position f1 Ger.
inany.ls Denmark b sore under her saw.
ago idespOilnJUnt by Prussia Holland
GSd Belgium III, b tyeen die, eohtmding
powers, exposed 10 ggfess ions from both
IN the desperate struggle, and to the Tisk
ofheipe appro, rated 6Y either upon the
plea Of self pfesetYa lion. il 4 imposSi:
bIeto predict mylfmits 10 tlIe war ~,
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.Enigratioa q WIeiEt. TIEkinia.;

ESss ~ C e. g. 2 Its -. Pc. .
Saturday evening l4stg upon tue arrival
Of the train tTom The East; ouF citizens
witnessed the pleasing spectacle q The
landing in our midst OF party OF hearty
looking athletic English emigrants who
have just landed from the shores OF old
England with their families, for the puE-
pose Of; settling upon lands In West Yirs
giqia.L fuE s.ll 5lE.C !9s4H .iIgJ
These emigran1 are brought out under
the auspices aos tE'homas Selby, Ksq, OF
I9ndo1, England, who y associated with
the MARQUIS o. Townsend, Colonel Aoule,
n. T. and Other eminent English ghlian-
thrOpbts' IN society, 1of the noble Parl
pose Of aiding enigrants 70 remove lnnm
England %. west IgiGtas ne landed .S
IN New YORK s9A, the 9tt OF jury WIN win
one hundred eRigrants Of whom seventy:
hVe arrived here on saturday last and
remained until Monday morning on their
way 70 upshur county intthts ssate. TO
Se!ue on me lands o. Mr. 5elDy on The
Middle lorE Of bne9laanrlon river. where
tHey lnteno PFC me lands and paving
thefWAy. as pioneers ior other emigrants
who ore % speedily follow. ia ag4lt
SttfyiIl w. ltleclea ~ our citizens
tfet 1.oo9gE I9a5 NESlls aS9 M. seIRy ylst'
GedAete, .n9el lEnencs ne proceeded 70
bacGa .S ss.IC. S9ES az .SS eLq Sc 4
H W. - < IorSo hSiS ~ iSnSI Ia;r :.
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r ETHANY COLLEGE.

The Thirteenth Session Of this Institution Win
commence on MONDAY, 18Th SRFTEhBKR, 1870,
and terminate On the 18th Of June, 1911. 1t y
Economically situated In the midst Of the bea1tl:
Gul and healthy hlll-eoundy Of the Panhandle"
Of West Virginia easily accessible BY railroad or
river and surrounded with the most tGVoEa6le m
AuenceS IOE student life Il has : property In
Endowment; BHildings. Apparatus, Library, &c,
Of over $4,000 and Il thus en1bled TO sns-
tain fasulty Hnd faEDIEt l0r A1hor0uSh
education Of the VerY first prdGE. 4,f ..f al ~
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided
for both public and private boarding, and aDtuFs
nIshea rooms viii Be let to students who wish TO
COURSES OF INSTRUCTI0S.-l Regular
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Prof C. L. Looa, Secretary, Of 70
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Prussiian FortidcatIo'nuss On The Rhine.


FFuR r. C1Peqi'.N Iiq :CoEag.sIaiqi ,,nwitna
Some journalists, generally well.in-
formed about European aftaiEs, seem 70
Labor under the belief that il will be q
matter Of little difficulty for the French
troops 70 penetrate into Germany. This
Is great mistake. Ever since the year
1915 the most extraordinary precautions
have been taken, both by Prussia and the
German Confederation, to render such an
invasion as difficult as possible. Tbs fact
Is, that the Rhine Is guarded by a quadri.
lateral OF EoItresSes immensely stronger
than that which guarded The entrance to
Venetia. u, l.n
Several railroads Connect the fortresses
forming thls quadrilateral, which In re-
ality Is nothing but vast fortified camp,
and which enables the PruSsian cOmman.
derS 10 hufl immense masses Of troops 10
any point Of II that may be menacel by
the enemy, and which al the same time Is
connected with all the great centres Of
Germany By railroads constructed with a
special view IL stragetiO necessities
France will probably send three grand
columns Of troops into Germany: One
through Belgium, past Luxembourg, into
the Treves and Aix.ls. Ch0pclle country !:
another toward Mayence, with D view 10
obtain possession Of the great central road
leading TO, Eiscnbach, Wcimaf, Sc, and
the third from Strashnrg to the passes Of
the Black Forest, IN order 70 'pyerrin
Wurtcmburg and Bavaria, so as to pre-.
vent these two countries from rendering
vigorous assistance to Prussia.
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Uniled states seepritLes in Europe.
FFom ~ Cfnaanad Gas4t4.

FSUm 0kS CfAdHAGd GGs4tE.
The question is often asked why q Eu-
ropean war should cause decline in the
price Uf Omitted States securities in for!
eign markets. Naturally, itwoild be sup
Pose that such & State u things would
cause IN increased demand for our bonds
and advance theprice. The effect Of war,
however, b TO depTesS prices Of ell kinds
Of securities. That which Is most in de.
mand, in most cases, IS 01OHef-real mon
ey.. In Frankfort, in Paris and Londona
very large proportion Of the business in
bonds is purely speculative. Adisturb-
Ance Of the money MARKET therefore,
causes spectators 10 realize, and this is
followed By depression in prices. Ii
the bonds were held for permanent in
yStnent this would not be the case; but
while they are held on speculation panic
III the money market means q panic in the
bondmarEeL
It may be that the 5-20s will decline
to a point TO lead TO shipments 70 this
country. This would disturb our money
market temporarily; but We are IN con
tlition To absorb ali that are likely 10 be
returned, and since the Secretary Of die
Treasury Is buying bonds, II will be wen
II he can obtain them at lower prices than
lltve been currents 20 T'HEfih4'
The decline in United States securities
In Europe Is not an indication Of a loss Of
confidence n their valie; hence, after the
first shockot war, prices viii react, and
when peace shall return the decline win
be fully recovered. t''.p Z t'tn5i's
II welwere doing business on a specie
basis, the'panIc in the foreign money and
bond markets would affect us seriously |;
but our frredeemGble paper money IS
pfoofagAfbst thiS Gold shipments would
increase. Of course, in the event d the
return OF bonds; but the war viii call for
increased exports Of bFeadstafs, and this,
with the large balance Of coin held inthe
TreasurYaWillma thGbnlling Of gold in
our markets rather dangerous business.
European crops are generally short, and
the war which has been inAugurated must
interfere SeriOuSly with hREveSto operations
This will have the effect 70 still further
shorten supplies; and in any event we are
likely 10 have Q good foreign demand for
our surplus agricultural products. This,
however, will not Justify, vary high prices.
which spectators, may undertake 70
establish, ;bpt our ElEmeFs may safely cal.
culate upon paying prices, notWithstand-
ing the increased yield of.WhiCh there Is
general promise. u ID. Hs- -,tT .aia,gis
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mo CONTRACTORS.


Sealed proposals viii beTeeeiyed By the IN.
designed Eof ths bullaiag of7the Poor Honse Of
Ohio County, RAtil NOEDAH, AUGUST Lat,
4! r. y I; n "a G e ST.; ~ q TIE
CaEpSntee Work. - M !. $50 - n!ns. p
Also, for Brick Work for the same. brick 70 Be
laId by the thousand, counted In the wall Gttsf
Ia fletI0I or ne J66,i hss5aTI R'FhhIi
Also, tor Pl8steriIE ssEne. 70 be stated 20 much
per yGm for Iath work and 20 much pei yard for
brick JWOtk, al 10 bs thFeeeoAt work, sand 70 Be
one.hGi6 hank sand md one- half quick G8nd. +
Also, 4or Painting for Game, 90 much PEI yard
for two coat work, and 90 much Per Hight for
An material used 10 be of tie best quality, and
10 be under the inspection Of the BuIldipG Com
mlttSe. The Committee reserve the Eighl 70 re.
kect GuY 0FEIi bids - ~ ~ iI-.+- ''
Plans and specification can b seen q tie Sd:
peEyisor's room oOlrt House, By applying %
q" All SiSs g s. directed to Chairman Of the
Committee q. l@NrchG; JOHN CLATOR
IT'S Id g-r=4 Ill .Fs4 r1.r Is Chairman
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The HwRLLNAN CRATE" Is essentially al.
erUnt from any other GESta, and PoGOoSssS merits
90 far superior that comparison e useless.
We e.. claim tos + he following advantages over
First-Ai q radiator Of heat, 1t has double the
intensity. I-
seooud-It Is uuquestionAbly the most eleaaly;
no SCOT OF ashes escaping into the room, which
in the ordinary EIate proves 90 detrimental 70
Carpets and Furniture. ..,..- MN
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fGalts 20 completely consumed th1t nothing NJ
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PouHth-As an eeonomiEer Of feel, there being
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Finh-It e highly ornamental .,.
Slxth--It Ia set % deep In the chimney that II
Is much GlfsT, and less lIabls 10 p16 In windy
weather. = ~; i''I.1
,Seventh-A SlIght motion Of The ARitasOr
cleansos the entire fire, and causes It 70 huEn
with great hTllliAncy and Intensity Of heat
7 Parties Who are building, OF who contemplate
ch1nging CRATES, are respectfully requested 70 ex.
anime tie "Wellman." ~ stlH
Every Gtate Il guaranteed to give perfect saGIs-
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OK the 9Th Instant; Governor Steven
con appointed Rev, B. n. Pool to be a re.
gent Of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind asylum
Tor West YG, piO6sW. L BoEman resigned
Also On the sth instant, he appointed Geo.
n. HaganS, Is regent oil the West Va
university, nom the Sd Senatorial District
-EaA, Journal I'D. ifls.E .l.7
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mo GONTRACTORs.LTHED IRRC

u W GUN I6hNIOEGS- NE D4IGIC-
i tori Of the West Union and ROntY'S Point
PIKE viii receive proposals ON o. befoEo August
ISL, 1870 for the gEGdInH Of their foGa, leading
fFon die National Rosa at Roney's Point, Ohio
county, West VlrginIB, g thg eelnSy lTAnla 6tate
Contracts % be giyea IL sections q ne-togrth
GS1nSftI cSSsia estIOns en- DE obtained fEuu;
and infoFnitI0n giyen By Jg4eS 9, On o. BEles
SuPlSr, living on ne Eonte. Ai!es Jay :l9sIn,
m0d6la, embracing transverse aud CF0S1 section
Of TsrloaS portions Of TIE roate, D. calling 90
J. D, WbIt6Am, engineer Of RAid road, St Valley
an proposals. b addressed and marked ''BoAlod
proposals." =
The Board propose 70 award the Contracts 70
Tie 9U&Ct BlddGfS, ri reserve TIE EG ht % tG1eet
p1yhiald 6ang1 10 highj 10 ,IplERF1tI-"
'' o 51AEs 1! GiRR e II
BRICE sUPLER BXCom.
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ITO CONTRACT ORs.- SEALED
u proposals viii DO received BY the under.
signed until Thursday, The S1Bt inst, at 3 ?. r..
for rebuilding the bridge over Whaling Creek.
near Steenrods. The masonry & ~ ready, With
thV exception Of some repairs which may b bid
h0G BY the cubic ylrd. The sapoGB4detlre must
b BID for In the lump, according 70 plans and
specifications 70 b sen at the once Of v, G.
Smith, City Surveyor Of Wheeling, the bridge 70
consist Of one span Of about - t6ot n the clear,
II feet vida In the clear between t1uAses. The
potion Of the old bridge now remaining 10 Be
removed ct The eOatFaGtoE's expense, be 70 have
th8 benefit Of Tie material therein. The under
signed reserve The right q reject any o. al bids,
ct their discretion. The hl65 must be acepmpA.
MED bY satisfactory references, AAd Addressed to
the undersigned Gt Wheeling, ". Va. Ef,s-
jail WV, MILLER, Chairman,