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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-09
Savannah mark.t-weekly Review.

Savannah market-WeeRASk
SAVANNAH, March Z.
=co,ro,y Tho market during the first part OF
the weeS under review was dull and depTessso'
and although most factors holding largely a1 ae-
cnd the offered prizes i e1Gsps sSsap ce
mddins. SoH lin On Saturday we came to pause,
holders refusing any further concession lsce1pss
being extremely light; aud on M9naay apT hnvera
toos hold and the sales were larger, at about 2Ac
for middlings Yesterday and to-day Ielapse
has been evident, but the armneSs no aas
lots OF middlings, 21Xc; low middlings, 2lh; good
Sra isLANDs-There has been more demand,
and sles Of this description OF staple have reach
medium fine Floridas 55a6o, fine 60a65. Common
qualities neglected.
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From experience and severe test, we unhesi
tatingly affirm that the SHOES sold from the
"Star Shoe Housen out.wear, give more satlslac
tlon and comfort than any we have ever tried
Votce OF the Press.
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WE LIVE AND LEARN, DIE AND
w FORGET ALL.
THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
No. s5s KING STREET.

NO. SOB KING STREET.
Dyes and Cleans by means Of steam, Gentle
mems Ladies' aad Ohildren's Clothes. Fine Laces
and Lace Curtains cleaned and done up with the
Soft or Manufacturer Finish; Lace and Grape
Shawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed.
~. Goods received and returned by Express.
jun22-1yr L BILLER, Proprietor
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DALE HALL, December a. 1871.
W. @. CHAPMAN i Co.: GENTa-I have worn
your ". Nailed SHOES eight months, still they
are as good as new. You only warranted them
for six months. u. u. CotfEh'
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We endorse the above and add that to the best
OF our knowledge and belief, goods from the
above House are sold cheaper than IRON. any
other similar Store Tin The Word"
Country Farmer.
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Wilmington market-weekly Review


SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-Is quiet and dull and has
further declined To- closing Qniet and dull at 1sc.
The receipts are little on, though the stock 10
ic and remained quiet at the decline up TO the
close Of our review. The sales for the week loot
:. up about ESQ casks.
Since our last report common strained has de.
cnned 30c, and all grades are weak and dropping
: Nos l and 2 and the pale grades are In light re.
ceipSs and have been almost entirely neglected.
Friday the market opened fair at 81 20 for
straiu ed, aud on Tuesday the market declined 20
Cents: and again on Thursday the market de.
ciIned 10 cents The receipts are little OF, and
: the stock under good shipping demand is being.
>diminished. The sales for the week foot up about
''S GnrnR RTuRpENTNE-Has declined rs cents since
onf last review. The receipts have been small
and the demand is little on, and the STOCK IS oe'
coming very much smaller as arfgs he sss
sor the week foot up about sl4 bbls ,-,u .,o
TIR-Has remained unchanged during tne
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(Translation.)
BRUSSELS, November 8, 1871.
Messrs. W. @. CHAPMAN Il co.: GBNTs-Dur.
charleston, by nv request you were pleased to
send me several pair Of your "GAlTEKS,n all OF
which I kept 1 must return you my sincere
thanks ii was unable to obtain them 10 any other
SHOE to surpass or even compare with them.
They have been admired BY every one. DO
send me by European Express one dozen pairs
M y
COUNTESS Won -,
NJ These are our "Exce;sior Congress-" the
finest Shoes made, and sold at only So q pair
No lady should be without them. Sold elsewhere
from 81 to SIS.
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receipts by Railroad, March 8.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
46s bales cotton 90 bales goods "a casks clay,
car stock To Railroad Agent. @ Williams
l. co, Pelzer, Rodgers d co. W W Smith, Sloan d
Seignious A Muiligsn, Geo Trenholm Son,
MoWry q Son, Reeder d Davis Frost, Adger
co. Goldsmith 4 Son, Roach Monett, w DOW
ling. Murdaugh, Matthews CO, Caldwell Son,
A s Smith Kinsman 4 Howell. Ste1ens, werner
4 Ducker, T Smith, " Smith co, Wiss CO.,
Witte Bros, A Salinas.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
as bales upland cotton, 4S bbls naval stores,
cars lumber and wood, rough rice, nails, tobac.
CO. mdse, &c. To Frost Adger Il CO, Whtlden q
Jones, Barden 4 Parker, Courtney co, !
Cosprove, Geo W Williams 4 CO. e Adger CO,
. yelling, Klnsmau Howell. Lelbenrood, g
Follin, q Bischor l. CO. A 8 Smith, Ryan, I
P Smith, Caldwell Son. Pringle & Son, Mowry
d Son, Trenholm Il Son, q n Roberts, Hart & co,
JF O'Neul Marshall & CO, SalVo, Sloan q
Seinious, @ b DeLorme, L Swinton, Railroad
Agent and Order.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
10 bales upland cotton, As boxes bacon, $50 bush
ella rough RICE peas, cars lumber and WOOD, mdse,
DC. TO Stelnmeyer Stokes, J Prtngle Son,
W G Bee 4 co, q Olaussen, Hart co, u U
Kracke, Whilden d Jones, Macqueen d RlecSe,
and Railroad Agent.
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PORT OALRDAR.
NooHya PHiaRg

Last Quarter. Cd. 2 hours. 9 minutes, evening.
New Moon 9th, hours 81 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 10th. hours 8 minutes, evening.
Fun Moon, 24th; hours; "a minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 3lst, o hours, IS minutes evening.
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C0ua,ERorAI NEWS.
ExporH.

BALrmoRs-Per brig VIM Parks-loo'ooo fees
. lumber and timber.
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Convavboro, nIarket,

CoNwAYBoRo', March S.
TuRPENTNE- Continues scarce on an adVa1c.
ing market. Good dip is selling for So 70 70 ooi
scTape So to So Is. according to quality.
TIMBsR-Has arrived quite freely, ana IoLmer
prices, viz Z to l6c, have been fully malntalned.
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Markets by Telegraph.

HONEY HARKEIs'
,,E LONDON, March 8.
rHoon.-oons esss. Bonds eixi Rsa1s. March 5.
- - 80 NEW YORK, March 8.
Eoon.-stocks weak Gold firm at loH. Money
easyi at 6a7..: Exchange, long 9H, short iob.
Goyernments steady and dull. Freights dull.
Eyening.-Money per cent. currency TO gold,
with commiss ons In some instances. Sterling
dull, sk. Geld 1oTa1oK. Governments steady'
Tennessees .drm. New Sontn Carounss ssfons
. . COTTON MARKETS.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, March s.
Arrived, ship Muscongus, from Charleston;
NEW YORK, Narchs.
Arrived, steamships Nevada, Charleston, China
and Westphalla.
MEMORANDA.

The bark Peter~Crerar, -r sailed from st
Helena, q, March 8.
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GOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
EaHN

CHARLESTON, s. c., December %, 1871.
On and after SUNDAY, December "a, the Passen.
er Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will run
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Bpots, Shoes, &r.

South ci Market, Next Cooperative Grocery Store
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-27

West HIaxwcll.-One tract of land in
District No 2, 3 acres, valued at 500.
Taxes due for the year 1868, $1.00;
clerks fee 1,50; printers fee 1,5O; col
tors fee 90 assaT $500
West MaxweH.-One tract Of land In
District No 2, 3 acres, valued at 500.
Taxes due for the year 1869, 100;
clerks fee / 80; printers fee 1850; col
lectors fee LOO S..
West Maxwell.-One tract of land in
District No. 2, 8 acres, valued at $500.
Taxes due for the year 1870, $3.50
clerks fee 1,50; printers fee 1,5O col
lectors fee LOO $3.50
West maxwelI.-One tract of land in
District No. p, acres valued at 500.
Taxes due for the year 1871. S2,4S !;
clerks fee 1850; printers fee 1.50; COL
lectors fee LOO S6.4S
1t is therefore ordered BY the Court
that said tracts o land, or so much there
of as shal be of value sufficient to satisfy
the taxes, costs aud charges legally ac-
cruing thereon, be sold as the law directs.
Test, c. WHEELER, Cl'k.
In obedience to the foregoing order I
will on the irst Monday of July. 1872,
at the Court House door in Jonesboro' sell
the said several tracts of land to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, unless said Sew
eral taxes, and the cost accrued thereon,
are sooner paid.
Signed, 1. 4. BRANSCOM.
may 6w4. Rev. Collector.
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- -A
The Board of Directors have decided To
hold the fair ON Thursday and Friday,
October 10th and 18th. There seems to
be considerable interest manifested by
the people throughout the county in this
enterprise. Most of the citizens in town
are aiding literally, in the cause, not
with the hope of it paying them SO, to do,
in a direct way, but to assist the farmer
and mechanic in making improvements in
farming and machinery that will finally
be benefcially to all. In addition to the
premiums that are offered by the com
pany, the following persons offer these
special premiums.
Sam. j. Kirkpatrick, Tor the best mule
colt $1,000. and the best bushel white
wheat $500.
j. L.. Lampson, for the best 5 lbs of
butter $500 and for the best 2 hogs s.. 90.
Geo. w, Crawford. for the fastest trot-
ting horse on track SIC, 90, and for the
best gelding under 6 years old So o
II. Z. Lynch, for the fastest horse j
mile dash $1,000.
JAS G.. Deaderlck. for the best 6 glasses
assorted jelly $3.50 andsfor the best loaf
wheat bread $3.50.
John d. Reeves for the best bushel of
Irish potatoes $3.50, and for the best
bushel sweet potatoes $3.50.
lie. Reeves. for the best ] gal. home
made wine $3.50.
L. H.. Reeves, for the best brood mare
$500.
MS. Mahoney, for the prettiest babe
under fifteen months old, Silver cur worth
$500.
Mahoney & Shipley, for the best FIVE
yards home made Jeans S. 90.
Prof. R.H. DUNCAN, for the best patch
work quilt, $500.
DIR. ID. Gibson, for the best rag carpet
$500.
John F. Grisham. for the best cabbage
head $500.
Col. A. j. Brown. for the best I bu.
red wheat, g bu. Poland white wheat
$500
Col. A. J. Brown, for the best assort-
ment of vegetables, 2 bu. Poland white
wheat 800.
L, w. Keen, for the finest babe less
than t~wo.years old photograph of the
mother worth $500.
DIR. Wheeler, for the best sack o ffamily
-four to be made in this county. $500.
e. w. Bradley. for the best mule of
any age raised in the county. $1,000.
f. w. Earnest, for the best selection of
green fruit. $500.
We expect to have many more special
premiums and will take pleasure in re-
porting them 10 the HERALD AND TRI-
BUNE. as soon as convenient after we re-
ceiFe them. We hope the farmers will
not stand back in this important matter
but encourage competition among our
people and such an improvement as we
will haze in this county in five years, has
never been anticipated by the most SAN
guine.
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Tournament and Pic Mic.

On the 18th. day IF July there will be
a pic mic and tournament at johnson City.
This sounds to US like offering our young
people especially, an opportunity OF spend-
lag a delightfully."- pleasant day: Sport OF
a manly and gallant kind for the young
gentlemen, entertaining. amusing and
agreeable to the young ladies'. The ladies
and gentlemen of Bristol, including Blount
VILE. E~lizabethton and all the intermediate
and surrounding country,as we'll as those
of Jonesboro' and the county at large are
invited to attend.
Tournament open to all gentlemen who
wish TO contest for it's honors. Gentlemen
who do not wish to display their cquestri-
anism can make a display of their gallant
-ry,play croquet,&e., on the PIC ME grounds.
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Mary wiIlis.-one tract of land, Dis.

Mary WiIiiS.-One tract of land, Dis
trict No. 2, 100 acres for the year
1868, valued at 5000. Taxes due So.
clerks fee 1,50; printers fee LOO;
collectors fee 100 $l3.
Mary WfIsis.-One tract of land i'm Dis
trict No 2, 120 acres. valued at 81 900.
Taxes due for the year 1869, $I1,88;
clerks fee 1,50; printers fee so; col
lectors fee 100 S15,SS
Mary WiIIis.-One tract of land, Dis
trict No. 2. s acres, valued at 500.
Taxes due for the year 1870. S2,40;
clerks fee 80; printers fee 1,50; col
~lectors fee 100 $6,40
mary WfIlis.-One tract OF lard in
District No 2, 8 acres, valued at $500.
Taxes due for the year 1871, $500;
clerks fee 1,50; printers fee $50; COL
lcctors fee / 90 $3.50
The Heirs sf 8. willis, Dec'd.-One
tract of land, District No. 2, 112 acres,
valued at 5000. Taxes due for the year
1870, So 10 clerks fee $50; printers
fee / so; col LOO 1910
The Heirs Of s. Willis, Dec'd.-One
Tract of land in District No 2, 112
acres, valued at 500. Taxes due for
the year 1871, $40 clerks fee 1,50;
printers fee 1,50 col. fee 100 $f2.40
LIddy BeH.@One tract of land, District
No. 9, % acres, valued at $3.50. Taxes
due for 1868, $3.50; clerks fee 1.50;
prs. fee 1,50 col. fee LOO $3.50
Lfddy RcII-One tract OF land in Dis
tict No 2. % acres, valued at s240.
Taxes due for the year 1869, S264;
clerks fee $50; printers fee 1,50; col
lectors fee 90 $6,64
Henry Bakcr.-One tract of land in
District No. 10, 81 acres, valued at
5000. Taxes due for the year 1868,
$500; clerks fee $50; pointers fee
1.5O collectors fee LOO Sc.
Henry Baker.-One tract of land in
District No. 10, 81 acres. valued at
5000. Taxes due for the year 1869,
1920; clerks fee 1,50; printers fee
1,50; collectors fee LOO $500
Henry Baker.-one tract OF land in
District No 10, 81 acres, valued at
5000. Taxes due for the year 1870,
$I,20; clerks fee $50; printers fee
1,50: collectors fee 100 $500
Henry Bakcr.-Onc tract of land in
District No 10. 81 sores, valued at
$50. Taxes duo for the year 1871.
81 $50; clerks fee I,50; printers fee
$50; collectors fee 100 $3.50
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Lee Tayler, & Co.

MAHoNEY & SHIPLEY.
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of land and town lots, to satisfy the taxes
costs and charges annexed to them sever
ally, and make your report of sale at the
next term of the Circuit Court for said
County, to be held at the Court House in
Taylorsvilles Tenn, on the Sd Monday OF
July 1872.
Witness, r. E. BERRY, Clerk of said
Court at Office in Taylorsville, Tenn, Sd
Monday of March, 1872.
r. E. BERRY, Clerk.
will offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash in hand at the front door of
the Court House in Taylorsville, Tenn,
on the LIST Monday in July next, the
foregoing tracts of land. or SO much there
of as will be of value sufficient to satisfy
the taxes. costs and charges thereon.
May list, 1872.
A. G. CROSSWHITE,
Rev. Collector for Johnson County.
0{EuSrE@o 49, ZE
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The Shsw.
On last Friday quite large crowe was
in town expectingto see the Daiioon =
seneion. sBut the same we.are i,ve
maintain" was not to be seen. niay
however paid their seventy-hve cents anJ
liked into the show, while others waitea
mill the free exhibition commenced anu
Maid nothing. What surprises Us nus y
: The fact t6at we have many citizens IN
.b;s county that can be h~umbugged INTO
gambling with the trickssers ina. a cha.s
ganv the ~circuses. Several parties whose
pa - we could mention were swind,ed
as .bev saw out of their hard earned ool-
bars sad It is just 50 every time = e .hs;r
r;s;ss the county, they always select .nels
Victims. use him up before be Is aware
what is going on. ar.I gentlemen
having their pocket books stolen. a as h We
.a;d Sefore. there is always a gang OF Daa
men,; men i1ll9 Ws 60 y not think it was the Man =,
aaer or the Showmen who are eb Ssme
agel ~ cr;mes. Those that we became
.oess ;ntsd with. we feel satisfied are gen
s,smon and Try to treat people WIN TO
meet.
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Dried Fruit.

We wish to call the attention of our
friends in the country to the Importance
Of beginning early and make arrangements
to save all the fruit. Taking the county
over we have a large crop, one if properly
managed viii he worth many thousand
dollars to the people. We are of the
opinion that cherries, apples. and peaches
will bring a good price this season, a
price that will justify making tie proper
arrangements to dry it. la fact the fruit
crop of this county has almost been equal
to the wheat crop for the last few years as
a source OF revenue. Dry al you can, do
It right,-try and secure a premium at
the Fair On fruit. and our word for it,
you will see that it will pay you we'll.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-27

A JUBILEE NUMBER THE PHRE-
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL, ever in the lead,
comes out for July in holiday and patrio-
tic array. Many of its features are emil
nently attractive +; witness the Sketches
and Portraits of Horace Greeley and
Governor Brown the Sketches and Por-
traits of all the Presidents of the United
States, from Washington to Grant the
National Songs and Music; besides the
finely illustrated articles on Salmon, and
Its Culture Expression. its Anatomy and
Philosophy; and P~hrenology and the
Psychologists; R1naways, cure for
whom is suggested How to keep Well +;
Rev. Jabez Burns. d. d., and the late
James Gordon Bennett, with portraits.
An admirable number, that should be
widely read. Price. 80 cents. For the
year, So, Vol. So begins with this number.
S. r.. Wells, Publisher. $50 Broadway,
New York.
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Stealing

Is still going on in our tow and vicini-
ty. A few nights since some one had the
audacity to attack our bees, and sup
piled themselves no doubt well with
honey. They however happened to leave
a good sack with a gentleman name on it,
which will be handed over when the
owner calls for it.
On last Tuesday night some one broke
into Giles Jackson's Confectionery ana
stole several articles, such as candies,
pickles, &c.
We advise all honest people to keep
cut of our garden after night, as we have
made arrangements forSeveral steel traps,
that we expect to arrange them for the
purpose of .'ketching" the rogue who
has been troubling us this summer.
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Special Notices.
To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been perma-
.nently cured of that dread disease, Con-
sumption, by a simple remedy. is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To all who desire it, he
will send a copy of the prescription used,
free of charged, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they
will find a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, u&e.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address y
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
264 South Third Street Williamsburgh,
New York. 7lnoy9w52
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r.una on "a Reck.-The disappoint-

Found ON a Rock!-The disappoint-
ed adventures who nave from time to
time attempted to run their worthless Po-
ions against BRAKES PLANTATION
BIrTERs, vow that they cannot under
stand what foundation there is for its
amazing popularity. The explanation is
simple enough. The reputation of the
we~rid-renowned tonic is founded upon a
rock the Rock OF EXPERIENCE. All
its ingredients are pure and wholesome.
How. then, could tricksters and cheats
expect to rival it with compounds of cheap
drugs and refuse liquor, or with liquorless
trash in a state of acetous fermentation +!
OF course the cbarlatans have come to
grief. Their little game has failed
Their contempt for the sagacity OF the
community has been ftly punished.
Meanwhile PLANTATION BITTERs seems
to be in a fair way of eventually super
sediug every other medicinal preparation
included in the class to which 1T belongs.
In every State and Territory ofthe Union
it is, to-day, the accepted specific for nerv-
Gus debility, dyspepsia. fever and ague'
rheumatism. and all ailments involving a
deficiency of vital power.
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Un.in a BALLOON.

a man arrived al this place q few days
nrev;ous to the show. aud informed soy
eraI Of our citizens that he was the bal
[loonist of Mike Lipnan's show, ana that
h.. .o.ld most certainly Ego up" in a
(bornl balloon on Friday during the show;
At least one of our town gents seemed
70 have faith in him. and loaned HIM a
su;t Of clothes to wear while he could get
b;s own washed. But on Thursday eve
n;no he left with the good suit OF clothes
that he had borrowed and went to BRISTOL
ar which place he was arrested by lnstruc-
items of Telegram from this place, he was
bronobt back and tried before Esqrs.
Collins and Meek. who committeu nun
Jail in default of bail. HegrSeshis """'
as VIM. i. Blair.
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SALE OF LAND FOR Taxes.

hey. Collector tor Johnson County.
37tds.
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Extract from TELEGRAPH AND MESS
ESGEu. MACON, Gave had tested
its virtue personally, and know that for
dyspepsia, b~iliousness and ~throbbing head
ache arising therefrom. it is the best med
icine the world ever saw. We had tired
forty other remedies before the Simmons
Liver Regulator, but none of them gave us
more than temporary relief. but the Reg
ulator not only relieved. but it cured us.
EDITOR TELEGRAPH
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Strategy.

The Financial strategy that has pro-
duce SO much excitement, and newspaper
comment in Tennessee. by which the
''Queen City Circus"evaded the State and
County License. was, we arc informed, the
head sUork of j. F. Boynton, Esq. who
was for years connected with the late Col.
Ames' New Orleans Circus and Managerie.
And we SHOULD think TIE other part of the
Queen City Circus" Company immense
ly indebted to Capt. Boynton for their
successful dodge.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-27

We call the attention of Farmers and
Merchants to the new advertisement of
tins hrm- They are prepared-t to furnish
all the wheat sacks that may be required
to ship the surplus from East Tennessee
on very fair term. They also make a re-
duetion on tobacco after the LIST of July.
Give them atrial.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-27
COURT CLERK.
y.,ers OF Washingten
]" County.

,..5v announce myself candidate for
lps @.s Of Clerk Ofthe Circuit Court of
%~r.oD County, Tennessee. at the
M. election in August 1877 Hav-
:, occupied the Office for some tune IN,
y. lie attention Of all parties interested
~ manner in which l have discharged
70 'I devolying upon me. Believing
% = hat the people desire a sober,
81 l. ~ honest, aud Obliging Clerk, I
nv claims solely upon the manner
''ss l.h | have heretofore conducted the
t.s;,ess Of the office.
''I a, / desire a full, free and untrammel-
l., s,,r.ssion Of the will Of the people
=, = n, election, I shall take no undue
.dr.utars Of any opposing candidate Out
;, :. fbe matter entirely with n voters
=. ,f' a. county, with whose decision at the
So shall be entirely satisfied.
G. WHEELER.
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In6obedience to the forogoino ord,
Sale of Land for Taxes.

I. T.. A. BRANscoM Collector
of Public Taxes for the County of Wash
iugton, do hereby report to the Circuit
Court the following tracts of land as hav-
ing been assessed for taxes for the years
1868, 1869. 1870 and 1871,
which taxes are due and remain unpaid
and that the respective owners of tie same
have no goods or chattels within my
county on wi ich l can distrain for said
taxes, to wit