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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-21

$. soss'
rractica, Engineer anl '1ueainist.
nr,x FOR THE LAST TWELVE YEARS !
connected with tho Machine Establishment OF
Ja,ncs.Toid, Cincinnati, o.
Is prcparea to take orders most reasonable terms
for at &iHts Of
Plantation, 1I;.ta Wood Working Mac'ry
Consisting in part Of
Stationary and Portable steam Engines and i;ocrs'
Iron and wood Frame Circular saw il'iis,
with improved connected htth n!ocA
Eagle Cotton Gins, lnge!sol
Cotton Presses, etc.
EoysEs IMPROVED wooDwoET11 FLAMING
MACHINES,
Portable Germ e. Wheat willis (1'otl, Iron and
Wood y Complete sass at Floor .n'ii
machinery.
Nnvss,,s Improved Portable Horse rGwcr,
Noy.e.s Euslci> Gotten s'res-, 10 N'nrN
by hand, steam or 9snrsc Flower.
Nl.wEiT. COTTON SCREWS, SKATING, Pull
LEYs, SAWS, c.sss rlPl,s, BRASS WORKS,
WOODEN s. COTTON MACHINERY, NOY-
sI's PATENT COMPRESS.
Address care Of WM CUSHING,
No ii 81 Charles 81. "ur Union, New Orleans
Care lock Box 10
DANIEL eo"'iES'
No, s3 Magazine street. New Orleans, La
Importer ona Jf'ho5esa'c Dealer IN
Millinery and straw Goods,
L.4DIEs FANCY GooDs.
The attention of dealers is called to this stock
as il is
THE LARGEST g. BFsT SORTED IN THE
SCIl.1s
tu,l stock of Ladies', Misses and Childrcns trim
med Hats and Eonnrts always on hand which vii
he so, On favorable Terms. b
4 sl1lo>',
Cosmopolitan News Depot,
STATIONARY, BOOKS &C.
(Forlncrly IS Baronc ST..
Between Bienvlc and Cont SIS.
Nem orleans, Ia.
.sHbscpil,ion. received 10 all Publications..
- Subscribers will he accountable for the subs.
crptiu if hey do not sen, back the paper, Or 40
tilN the publishers otherwise.
l. H'""M ;...........s..M fFkiFEh
| BLoOM 4 co..
Wholesale t:rccers,
And Dealers in
WESTERN pRCDJ CE,
Wines, Liquors, .Scgnrs. and Tobacco.
Magazine Street.
Corner of Natchez Street,
Nc,r Orleans, Louisiana.
to- Goods rcccirc1 and sold on commission.
TnA EREEDMEN'> SAVINGS BANK
TRUST MPANY,
Chartered by the U. s. Government, March 1865
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. G.
ID. l.. E:ean, ActMnry.
! BRANCH OFFICE:
iii............ Calontlelet Street...........11l
c. s. sTuRrEvANT, Cashier
Bank Hours. .....................9 a. NJ. to 3 p.
lDs;E;'a{ IL. WILSON'S
DRY GOODS EMP ORIUM.
tG3...............Canal Street. 16:
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Nj. RhEcH'

Respectft,lly announces to the citizens of this
and ,ljoinili. parishes that he manufactures and
keeps on hand ID good sssotnen' C"tlirs "a,Ien
ttsyts ALWAYS on hand and for sale at reasonable
prias.sfOr asst Grtty-. TH
A new an,i eir@at ilcarse with fire. span O.
horses culi lie secured at moderate sttes s T.
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kidney s. Bladder Coz

rr;nnry aud Womb diseases ,,'',' ~
Drorsy, Sl"ppasa Of Water, lll'0' III
Brigh,'s Disvas'. aihumla'lfia' ~
where there are briek'iust .rp1s,a \
Is thick, cloudy, mixed win sas.1
white of IN egg, q. threads llSs N Y.
is a morbid. dark, bilious afltS''sI1]]
bone dust deposits. an2 Whe'' 1m, y
burning sensation WHEN passil, !.
in the SMALL ot the back anu aioas Y
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-21

Respectfully informs the citizens of West Felici-
ana that he continues TO keep first class liuuor
which are served by polite har-t,n,lcrs
share OF public patronage is solicited.
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Manufacturers Of Aeti'aun's Congress a"a Star Fit
}efS.
H. -ARisHLAf'
DEALER IN
Books ana Stationary,
TOYS, FANCY GOODS, CANDIES, FRUITS, ETC.
Foet oflhc Hill,
Near the West Feliciara Rail Road track.
lei. H-.i'Ai'n'
COOKING & HEATING STOVES
Gftke .ncst improved patterns;
House furnishing goods of every description.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
Steamboat, Steamship and Metallic Roofing work
executed at short notice.
Camp Street.
And 1873 Tcho1.pitoulas Street,
Ner oGisans, ia.
All orders atteu,ieITto promptly.
Agent for 7rallaces Combination Patent Crate.
ID. No1'R'
DTAERIN
BOOTS, ssI!GEs AND HATS.
4ye'r Orleans, Louisiana
LEHMAN EROS. LEHMAN, DJT1R & co.
l33 Pearl St., NY. Montgomery, Ala.
r EEi1IAN, NEvyGass.& CO.,
COTTON CTORs,
| General Commission Merchants
1SS.............. Grarier Street ............iSS
| NEW ORLEANS, La.
| T. & NJ. LEHMAN, HENRY ABRAHAM,
| Z. NltWGASS.
| r ANIeEECE BROS,
| Successors to Luwrencc .e Hesard,
Commission There hants and Graccrs,
| PLANTATION SUPPLIES
4dnd dea1ersi's =,
| LOUISIANA RICE. 49,.
Tchoupitcnlas street.........,.:as1;
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This building situated on the South.
side OF Noiaeaucky river, about one mile
from 1T and one from Brownsboro,' was
completed near one year ago, and is a
beautiful building in a lovely place, COM
handing a grand view of the mountains
and surrounding country, where it is
healthy and pleasant.
The school at the above mentioned place
was a success last year, Notwithstanding
the many difficulties under which it labor
ed ext year it win be governed by a
young man with capacity, energy, and a
good moral character.
Here the brother and sister can go to
school together and recite in the same
class, secluded from all the vices and al
lurements of town and city life, while
they are in the midst of a good, moral
neighborhood.
If a father has an e~xtravagant son send
him here where there are no temptations
for spending money. If a young man OF
lady is scarce of means, come here, you
can live cheapin good families. In short
it has many advantages over other schools
and the prospect is for it to build up rap
idly. WESTON.
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.ney not men without culture. who .e.oh
merely because they are unaual;ssd e..
every other calling in life? Are thev not
employed because they propose to teach
Tor q tribe? Let the close observer an
swer. Let the culture of : yo,.tA on
seer, srho, and sohat our common school
1t seems to me that our school teachers
IN general, fall far short of that practical
efhciency, that breadth and deptb and
comprehensiveness of~culture, which onght
TO be demanded by the people. It IS a
want of proper teachers that has caused q
low estimate to be placed upon schools
and education. This want has crinnled
the energies of the majority of u youth.
ton.
How then can teachers be procured
who will sow the seeds of intelligence in
the mind, mold its divine capabilities in.
to graceful forms and symetical proper.
tons. nurture its crude energies and give
them a salutatory direction? How car
we have a better school system? How
cansthe people be awakened to their best
interest?
w. f.. T.. NJ.
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Notice.

DY virtue of an Execution to me di-
ID rected from the Circuit Court OF
Washington County, tested the I'd Mon
and issued on the 9th day ofApril, 1872,
day after the 4th Monday of March, 1872.
L viii expose to public sale to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, on Saturday the
81 day of August, 1872. at the Court
House door in the town of Jonesboro', a
tract of land levied on as the property OF
J. C. Hardin, to satisfy a Judgment II
favor of Kimberley & Moorehead, and
against John Cameron and j.. c. Hardin.
partners, &C., containing one hundred and
forty-two acres, more or less, in District
No. of Washington county, on the wa
tiers of Sinking Creek, adjoining the lanc
of Milton Dnlaney, Charles Slagle ane
others. unless debt and cost are sooner
paid. This Sd day of July. 1872
S. e. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
D. M. TAYLOR, Dep'ty Shf.
iuly4w4pfS3.
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The ScheaI TEACHER

EDIToRs HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
The School Teacher, what kind of a
man ought he to be? This is a question
qvnal importance "a question, that every
parent, every lover Of liberty, truth, and
education, ought to consider earnestly.
but the condition Of our common schools
and the general character of our common
school teachers demonstrate the fact, to
ue shame Of our country, that this CUES
SSon' rarely, if ever, receives a passing
HE school teacher ought to be a man
Oil nigh order Of intellect, fine culture.
good moral character, polished manners.
quick perception, perseverance. energy.
"'ineIoie patience, and unbounded kind
-, ne oug to possess those attributes
when lntuitively and spontaneously CON-
la ueiense and respect. He should be
r9ie .oeommand the attention of the pu-
T., 70 awaken his desires for truth, for
LON.eoge. He must not only knoao, but
;~u' nave power to communicate. 1t
SU1 suihclent that be sounds the deepest
highest notes of eloquence or solves
ue ~PrOfoundest problems of mathematical
~asu1e'or possesses inexhaustible storeso!
PnyscaI lore, or able to write and
I.nee In the immortal language Of
uiy and Homer. He should be a mar
,.0se highest ambition is, to Undue hi.
4s IN the early s-pring-time of their
d Sss1ce, with the spirit and preeept,
S,s,ianity, to form their characters
Their principles, confirm their hab
nh S1a difect their conduct in accordance
,S~. ue dictates of that wisdom which
ists-- ron above" BE should be un
hS.eu BY prejudical bigotry, and de
Iasss. In hne, he should be a diligen
Easlt: and a live wide-awake man.
d-~-agis more fatal to all true progres
Aiauoo than inefficient teachers. Al
kes and experience demonstrate tb'
lit mat they are dangerous; AM
DER solemn voice of warning agains
wstrOus tendency.
sAod, are the teachers of our commo'
eaes,,a general? Are they not men Q
ma. minds and ability? Are the
1'lout plan or SYSTEM Ar
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ne the Voters of Washington
County.

/ take this method of announcing rly-
self a candidate for reelection to the
Office of Sheriff in August next. L have
been YOUR Sheriff for the past four years,
and as to how [ have conducted the busl'
ness pertaining to said Office, is to you
we'll known. Ihave endeavored faithfully
and punctually. to discharge all the du-
ties of the Office, without depressing the
people further than l was required to do
and / feel sure that no public omcer
could have shown more favors to the Peo-
ple than / have done, and in asking your
support in the ensuing electlon,l can only
promise you that if elected, f! Will IN the
future, as in the past, faithfully discharge
the duties devolving upon me as your
public servant, irrespective OF party
though at, the same time L am a hePup,
licap in principle, as you perhaps al
we'll know -.
In closing this announcement penny
me to tender to you my grateful acknowi
edgement, for the support you have giVei
me in the past, whether L shall DC you
choice in the future or not.
S. L. GRIFFITH.
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Notice.

Tn obediance to two Fl. Fa. issued from
i the Circuit Court of Washington county,
and to me directed pronounced by said
Court in favor of Ebert s. Cox, one
against James Crumley. and james K.
Melvin and David Garst, his surities and
Fl. Fa. for the sum of $5S8,25, and the
other for the sum of 500 90 with all further
legsl cost that may occur on same, l will
sell at the Court House door in the town
of ~Jonesborcugh on Saturday the p day
of July. 1872: all the right, title, claim,
and interest that James Crumley, has in
and to a certain track or parsel of land
situated in Washington county, Tennessee
Dist. No. 10 adjoining the lands of Rich
ard Northington, Daniel Krouse and others
on the waters,o OF Knob Greek, containing
one hundred acres more or less. levied on
to satisfy the above mention claims, and
will be sold unless the above debts are
sooner paid. this &c day of june, 1872.
S. 4. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

EDIroRs HERALD AND TRIBUNE:
Will you permit me to give your readers,
both those who buy and those who sell, a
little information on a subject that effects
them all. Nearly every one has heard
within the last four months, that there
has been an advance in HARDWARE, and
vet none except a well posted HARDWARE
dealer, has any idea how rapid, and how
great has been that advance.
1t has not been moro than nine months
since an improvement In the condition OF
the English metal market was first repor-
ted. Since that time, the rise IN prices has
been so rapid the most observant Hard
ware dealer has found it difficult to keep
ND with the steady advancing pr ce, as
briefly reported by Mail and telegraph:
The following comparison of prices be-
tween September, 1871. and june. 1872,
taken from the Birmingham England
Post.of June 18th, last, on a few articles
that enter into general consumption III
your State, will give some idea OF the adj
vance.
Sept. list, 1871. june 1st, 1872
Bar Iron $I5 per ton $50 per tor
Conner $3.50 :" " $3.50 " :
Bras incots S2O5 $l05 " 8
Sheet Copper S25,25 cwt S29,25 cwt
Tin plate $40 box sIl,'o OoA
And the following manufactured goods
bova advanced as follows:
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p.,.,o, baptist Church.

-. serious difficulty has, ior
existed in the townsh -
some extent the progress VI
anInd n happiness ofthe baplis'
reS,aad number of brethren,
members of Baptist churches, ~ tbe
= tbe Bristol Female College, INV
I1.h and 18th of July, lo'z' - facts
80 oftaking into considera'iona the
pos oaseIand having exaniiheu
III of Goodson BaptiSt ~
havinr heard the statements "1
tast;monv from both parties and
tesLinio 1q,at. from the testimony and
Fesotce, 81 the denominalLon, dson
the r. practice OF had rem.
tne that the dissentlhS ~ ~i;s.iplincd
ISarad themselves liaple ~ opinion, were
by the churSnd from the church, uF' ~.
Justly an;nion that the ad that
1t rs vu body is irregu.al, as rec.
isseh.l be recognl1eu 70 the
salu goisf ehurch.-We suSs7f,a ebtlrcl
44iaaantino body TO resuina restoration;
ND seek reconeilatloastlv recommenc
and we 40 Christian charities 80
them 10 liz Goodson Ion
~retnreh oo,rselyes, lest Ee als nm
sius., Hold them no as
S.treat them as brethie sis body b,
peso1,ed. That the clerk 81 these pro
-annested TO furnish iEantist Church
eeedings to the body. b,
and TO tnS iI,bat these proSeeun3ara,
Resotuea; The Bristol u Jnhwond
puphsn. he. Religious He.dse, Ca. an,
Papsih chrisfian bsde5;1 2ennessee.
~ Heofist, Memphis, A.tuoNs.
y CBALDwIE; Inn JESSE DUNCAN,
SMITH, Cfk.D KITzEILLER,
WA MoNTGonEn WM. SMITH
w Fl HUMPHREYS, ACRUMLEf,
WAX BAyLls' Nm Il HEAD,
AS w BRUCE, DUNCAN.
N J. PH1LIPs,xLER, GEO "a"
JBLArKENBEc
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Attempted Assassination.

We regret TO learn that Dr. G.. W.
Akard of Vcals Station Texas, formerly
Of Johnson City, was assaulted and Sc
rOusly injured a short time since. The
facts are rs follows A a rode up TO
the Doctors office ut Neals Station and
called for a Surgeon. saying that a man
had been thrown from a horse a short
distance from town who needed medical
assistance. The Doctor mounted his
horse, and Immediately proceeded with
the stranger, and about half mile
from town come in sight of a man lying
on his face in the road, grooming as if III
the most excrueiatiEg pain. When he
dismOunted TO examine the supposed
patient h was seized upon by the william
who accompanied him out and InImedi-
ateiy the supposed wounded man arose
with aeiub and commenced the assault,
not stopping as is supposed until he
thought the Doctor dead. His skull is
fractured but it is hoped that the wounds
viii not prove fatal.
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CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.
To the Voters Of Washington
County.

I hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Washington County, Tennessee, at the
ensuing election in August, 1872. HAY
ing occupied the Office for some time L IN
vite the attention of all parties interested
to the manner in which l have discharged
the duties devolving upon me. Believing
as 1 do that the people desire a sober,
competent, honest, and obliging Clerk, L
base my claims solely upon the manner
in which 1 have heretofore conducted the
business of the Office.
As I desire a full, free and untrammel-
led expression of the will of he people
in this election, 1 shall take no undue
advantage of any opposing candidate, but
leave the matter entirely with the voters
Of the county, with whose decision at the
ballot box 1 shall be entirely satisfied.
G.. WHEELER.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-07-18

We are requested to announce the name
HORROR BRoYLES, as q Candidate
fol County Trustee at the August hiec-
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aaoan,a harsh and dry-why does IL
n eam ,ntOwhy does it become gray. stmp-
I "a because the life has gone out 81 sca II,
dn the grass draws ailinent from the sc on;
and when the supply of nutrimehe and
off in either case the roaue Wit Of decay.
ales, osore. the united or half-fed roots OF
tbeT bair should be refreshed aud r r. Gn1y
= With LYONS KATHARIoN, the onis
ca nnratinn which will nourish the hie-
ppaents and keep them i'm vigorous e8n
ditions after they haze ; peg natural stimll-
i i AS long as the Katharion is faithful
" used. with a proper degree OF ir,et.oh,
sn;a1 and evening. SO long will ii DC
;mnossi5le for the hair &c whiten or raj
ont from the scalp.
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Notice,

Tn obedience to two Vendi. Expo issued
L from the Circait Court of Washington
County at its April Term, 1872. and to
me directed, pronounced by said Court
upon two Judgments and costs IN favor Of
Joseph R. Anderson. and against 81. W.
Akard Il Son, for the sum of S565,O1,
said judgment being subject to a credit OF
SIS5. | viii sell at the Court House
door In the town of Jonesboro'. on Satur-
iaythe Sd day of August, 1872, for cash
in hand, all the right, title, claim and In
terest that d. j. Akard has in and to q
certain town lot lying in johnson City.
Washington county, Tennessee, District
No. 9, of said county, Containing one-hald
acre. more orless, with dwelling and store
house, adjoining the lands OF A. Rhea
unless debt and costs are sooner paid
This Cd day July, 1872.
S. L. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
D. NJ. TAYLOR, Dep'ty Shift.
iu1y3w4prfS5.
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carr.

Tosthe Eotcrs of Washingtcn County
Iwish to say to my friends throughout
the County. that 1 AN ACANDIDATE
FOR SHERIFF. and viii continue to be
a candidate until 4 o'clock p NJ. of the
first day of August, 1872, (Thursday)
and respectfully solicit the votes of all
good citizens, both white and colered, and
If elected viii endeayor to discharge the
duties of the Office faithfully and with out
partiality-
Respectfully,
NJ. T.. BOREING.
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CuANcERY SALE OF LAND.

Isaac stephens, Admir-, of John stephens
Decd, VS.. Geo. w. stephens ct. al
nursuantto q decree of the Chancery
i Court at Jonesboro, at ITS NAY terul
1870 in fine above cause L will offer for
sale Mt the Court House:doorin Jonesboro,
on the 10th day of August 1872, the land
attached in this cause, to wit, a tract OF
land belonging to Geo. w. stephens,
living in District Nc o. in washington
County Tennessee. adjoining u iahu oi
others. containing two hundred acres
more or less. Twill sell the same o a
credit OF six and twelve months in equal
instaIlments, without the right of redemP,,,
ton. Bonds with approved security Wi,
he required for the purchase money, ana
a lein retained on said land nnth iuliy
paid for. This July 4th 1Sl2.
$500 Is. II. SwINGLE, c. Al,
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prHFNHE

-0-a.o authorized and requested toan-
the name of isaac A. BRANs-
,i ~ a. candidate for Revenue oeiiec'or
On ne ensuing August election. -
We are authorized and requesteu W ~
ne fine name of j. NJ as
III ine of washington county, at inc
ensiing election in August neA. t;oO
snbject to the action OF
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Fair Grounds

By noon next Saturday, If II weather
il favOrable the track will be completed.
Hany o flour citizens wish TO try the speed
Oftheir stock, they can have an oppor-
tunity TO do 80 Saturday evening. The
track is good one considering the ground
It had to be made on. 1t has cost the
company four hundred dollars. and the
contractor has had a hard job on ms
hanrls. We would like to see the bull
ding committee pushing the work aIttle
more rapidly, and wOuldbe p~leaseate see
the gates UP. But knowing the men who
have charge of this part OF the work we
feel safe in saying that all will be ready
In time for he fair
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cUANCERY SALE OF LAND.


A. q. Mason, in his own right and as
Admr. of Joseph Leonard, Dee o. and ..
NJ. Hoss. VS.. Solomon Onkst, Adnir, OF
David Onkst, Decd. ct ais
@,rsuant TO a decree of the Chancery
Court at Jonesboro, at its May term
1872 in the above cause ] viii offer for
70 on the 10th day of August, 1872, the
Land in the pleadings mentioned, lying
in Civil District No. 10. Washington
County, Tennessee, adjoining the anu OF
Joseph s. Rhea, John Green's heirs and
Others. containing Eighty-five acres more
or less, and being the farm on which tne
widow Onkstnow resides The same vii
he sold subject to the widows dover
share in said land. l will sell the same
on a credit of six months, note with APP
proved security will be required Tor the
purchase money, and lein retained on
said land until 1he purchase money, D,
fully paid, and sold without the right OF
redemption. b July 4th lS'z; sN
b. +. SW1NGLE, C.N NJ.
iu1v4W4prfS5
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cuANcERYsALE OF LAND.
Susan E.. Brooks. and others, VS.. Martin
l.. Early and others.

Susan E.. Brooks. and others, VS.. Martin
i. Early and others.
nu~suant- to a decree of the Chancery
Court at Jonesboro. at It's MAJ term
1cz, IN fine above cause, / will offer for
sole TO the highest bidder, at b Cour
Honse door IN Joncsboro, on the 10th day
of Auyust 1872. the land In the Pleadings
mentioned living in Civil District No; Sin
washington County Tennessee, adloln-
ing the lands of Samuel AcAIisfer. -
DOYLE and others. CONTAINING sps es
Will sell the same on a credit of six and
twelve month";. in equal instaiiments
Notes and approved security VIII pe re.
| ouired for the purchase money, anu .
lien retained on the same until fully baiS
i0r' B. F swINGLE. C.& II.
| iuiy4y4nrfSj.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE
CARTER COUNTY. :
Chdnccru Court at Elixabethton.

COLUMBUS MusGsovEsS divorce.
In this cause it appears from h allie
cations in said bill contained. that the
Defendant is anon resident of the State,
it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for 4 successive wceEs, in the
HERALD AND TRIBUNE, Il newspaper
published in the town of Jonesboro,'
Tennessee, notifying said non resident
defendant to appear before the Chancery
Court at Elizabathton on or before sthe
first Monday of August 1872, to answer
or otherwise make defence to said Dill, or
The same will be taken for confessed and
set for. hearing Exparte this the LIST, day
of July 1872.
JOHN c. SMITH, C. & NJ.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-07-18
SWIMMING Votes.

In one n~eighborhood in the county we
hear that some propositions have beer
made for swapping votes on the day, OF
election. We would urge upon Republl-
cans to vote the straight ticket. There Is
nodanger of either of Il candidates be-
ing defeated. provided all go to the polls
Inerery other district i'll the county the
fl ticket will be voted, and we hope
tAatthe few who are willing to trade off
thsr political principles after reflection
win abandon the idea