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Fer Sheriff.

We cali the attention OF our readers in
this count 20 the announcement in to-dIy's
paper Oi . h.. Griffith, Tor Sheriff.
Mr.. G. has been in office for four years.
and M one intimates,i that lie Tag u t been
iaithiul, and made a good officer. We
have heretofore said but little relative to
the different aspirants for this office, as it
was thought there might be more than
one republican TO make the race, but as
matters now stand, Mr.. Griffith, is the
only candidate for Sheriff who fairly re-
presents the Republican party. and as
such is justly entitled to its support.
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r.. the Voters of WasEinStsn
County.

I,,ke this method of announcing Ey-
IL , candidate for reelection to the
,sce Of Sheriff in August next. L have
hen -FOUR Sheriff for the past tour years,
,.d as to how | have conducted the bui-
nee pertaining to said Office. is to you
veil kuown. have endeavore6 faithfully
and punctually. to discharge all the du-
ties Of the Office, without expressing the
p.Ople further than | was required to do,
and | feel sure that no public ofhcer
could have shown more favors to the PEG
u. than | have done, and in asking your
import in the ensuing election. L can only
promise you that if elected, 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 Repub-
lic,u in principle. as you perhaps all
veil know
In closing this announcement, permit
me to tender to you my grateful acknowl-
sdgement, for the support you have gwen
ne in the past, whether l shall be your
choice in the future or not.
S. f. GRIFFITH.
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Johnson City.

YESTERDAY a trial before the Mayor OF
the city. consumed the most Of the day.
Corporation vs.. d. j. Wheeler. tive cases
W. ii. Tayl or aud J. NJ. Wheeler. Con-
siderable interest seemed to attach to this
trial. not among those who were personally
interested, but those who are continually
seeking for something new. Long before
the hour had arrived. the Mayors office
and the the fence around were crowded
with eager expectant boys (thc future OF
the city) who seemed to be all mouths,
waiting With almost breathless expecta-
ton the coming crisis. At last the Mayor
came in, took his seat and looked as stern
and immovatlc as the seventh book Of the
old Testament. After hearing a vast
amount of testimony. the case was decided,
the FIRST being nrulct of some OF his hard
earnings, the two last came through the
-ssneltiDg'' furnace untouched.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-13

SYMPToMs.-Slight pain in the side.
the skin and eye assume a thick yellow
coat. digestion is impaired. an unpleasant
sickcning sensation at the pit ofthe stomach
is experienced. the bowels are irregular,
the mind fretful. the memory weakened,
sometimes a slight cough. GOODNESS of the
hands and feet. sometimes loss of appetite
and at others unnatural craving for food,
dizziness of the head. depressed spirits.
feeling of uncertainty, of having left
something undone. but can't tell what it
IL. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. it
will remove all unpleasant feelings and
make you we'll.
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Holsten Hale institute

The annual examination of the classes
began at 8 o'clock Thursday morning, in
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
the ladies had neatly and tastefully which
ornamented for the occasion. Most Of the
classes passed creditable Examinations
Prot. r. III. DUNCAN, the principal, Miss
Minor an accomplished teacher and Mr.
L. c. Peoples,a worthy assistant, may con.
graduate themselves on their, eminent
success. These worthy teachers deserve
all honor for their faithrulness. promnt-
ness, and proficiency.
The exercises on Thursday night con-
sisted of declamations for prizes. MANY
of the boys made excellent speeches, and
all acquitted themselves handsomely.
The house was. densely crowded, but
the little boys stood up like men and de-
claimed.their speeches with becoming grace
and elegance.
The examination was resumed FRIDAY
at 9 o'clock. The more advanced classes
gave evidence that they had been tho
roughly drilled by competent teachers.
The examination was conducted by mem
bers of the Board Of Education. and gave
general satisfaction. 9
Friday evening gave another crowded
house. The exercises were still more an
terestihg. if possible, than those of the
previous evening. The declamations
were good. and the prize o~rations capital.
Everybody enjoyed them splendidly. The
young men who contended for the Hobs
ton Prize Medal acquitted themselves
with great credit. a@I
AT the close of the exercises Col.@H.s III.
Ingersoil awarded the prizes and medals.
This was done in the most BETTING man
ner possible. Much anxiety prevailed In
the audience until the names of tie suc-
cessful contestants were announced, after
which a round CT two of applause arose
from the audience, then quiet prevailed
and Master Ohio Thrasher- received the
prize of the first class in defamation.
Master B. Crowley the prize OF the second
class. r. n. Dosser the prize fsiiver Med
all of the third class. J.. p. Smith was
awarded the Holston Prize Medal Gold
in the oratorrcal contest.
The exercises were largely attended
throughout. The Jonesboro.' Brass Band
RECALLED the audience both evenings with
some of its most excellent music. The
young gentlemen of this Band deserve
much honor for the enterprise they man
ifest in organizing such a uorthy Band.
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voters Of Washington
County.

,....br announce myself a candidate for
Of Clerk ofthe Circuit Court of
%:n,tou County, Tennessee. at the
election in August, 1872. Hav-
..nDied tie Office for some time L IN
=. attention of all parties interested
- manner in which | have discharged
,.,;.s devolving upon me- believing
n that the people desire a sober,
'l,.,.pt, honest, and Obliging Clerk l
..,. ny claims solely upon the manner
' I have heretofore conducted the
business Of the Office.
'', =. desire a full, free and untrammel-
l.. .,n,.s.ion Of the will Of the people
-; - Vi, election, I shall take no undue
,,,.,.r. Of any opposing candidate but
=. natter entirely with the voters
:, =. county, with whose decision a. the
"a. ~, shall be e-tirely satisfied.
G.. WHEELER.
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Cedar Hill.

This school closed on the 9th inst.
Samuel G. Cartright. the teacher. has the
satisfaction of seeing the fruits of his ear
nest toll.
The people of the neighborhood, two
v..rs aro. manifested but little interest
on the subject of education. The case is
different aow, they have a fine school
We hear a very favorable report of the
closing exercises. So it always turns out
where a live teacher goes into a neigh
borheod with the intention of building up
q school.
We need good schools in the country
we are glad to see so much interest man
ifested BY the people and to hear the en-
eouraglng reports from Mr.. Cartright's
school. The subject of common schools
is getting to be better understood. The
pe ople never felt the want of them so
keenly as they do now. Wherever 1t Is
possible. efforts are being made to organ
ize schools,-an honest effort seldom fails.
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Special Notices.
To Consumptives.

The advertiser. having beer perma-
nentiy cured of that dread disease, Con-
SUMPTION. by a simple remedy. is anxious
to make knownto his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To all who desire it. he
will send a copy OF the prescription used,
free of charge), with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they
will find a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Il - Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
264 South Third Street WiHiamsburgh.
New York. 7lnov9w52
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III. E. Conference.

THE Methodist General Conference,
was recently held at Brooklyn, N. Y.
Eight new Bishops were chosen as follows
William l.. Harris, of Central Ohio Con.
ference ; Thomas Bowau, of Asbury Uni
versity. Indiana; Randolph S. Foster, Of
Drew Theological Seminary, New Jersey
Isaac w. Wiley. editor of Ladtcs' Re
pository, Cincinnati Stephen NJ Myrili.
editor of Western Christian Il tcoctte /;
Edward G.. Andrews, pastor of Brooklyi
Seventh Avenue Church Gilbert Haven
editor Zion's Herald, Boston anu Jesse
I. Peek, of the Central New York Con
terence.
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Teachers Institute.

As the schools of the county at this
time are all about closed aud as teachers.
consequently, are unemployed, we would
suggest that the Teacbers' Institute be
called together as early as possible that
teachers may consult each other as to the
best manner of teaching and that patrons
may be stimulated to The work.
These meetings are, beyond question,
OF great Importance and very beneficial
both to teachers aud Patrons.
When shall we have a meeting?.
l.. C.. =.
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Washington College.

The closing exercises of this School
took place on Thursday ard Friday last
We were present. during part Of the ex.
animation and enjoyed it very much. A
great many persons were in attendance.
The house was crowded to Oreriowing.
Friday forenoon was given TO the exam
nation of sone of the advance classes
Owing to the crowded state. of the house
il was difficult to heal the classes. Those
who sat heal think the examination was
good, this school is advocating the coed
ucation of the sexes. From all that we
can learn, it has worked well and We ia
yor the plan.
The afternoon was devoted to decla-
nations by the boys and young men and
the reading of compositions and essays by
the girls and young ladies. This part OF
the excuses was ucry good. The music
that was intersperscd was charming. The
day was warm, but pleasant. Nothing
occurred to disturb the good order and
quiet of the day.
Prof. +. G.. Mcclure and the Mise s
Tclford have been in charge of the School.
The reputation of these excellent teachers
is two we'll known to need eulogy at our
hands. The school could not be in better
or ADLER hands.
On Friday night there was given by the
young ladies' a musical entertainment
which we did not witness, but understand
it was n splendid success.
The friends of education feel elated
over the success of the schools of Wash
ington County. We believe that old
Washington can boast of more and better
schools than any other county IN the
State
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1t is therefore ordered by the Court
that said tracts ofladd, or so much there
of a shall be of value sufficient TO satisfy
the tax 3. costs and changes legally ac-
cruing thereon, be sod as the law directs.
Test, G. WHEELER, Clk,
In obedience to the foregoing order l
will on the first 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 several taxes and the cost ac-
crued thereon arc sooner paid.
Signed. l.. ID. BAILEY,
may16w4.1 Dep'ty Rev. Collector.
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selling out at and below Cost
Tor Pay Down onlyi!!

s~mtending to change our business. we
L. rom this day forward until our en-
~ stock is disposed OF, as complete a
sp.k Of merchandise as can be found
n county at ana below cost for
s,s esii upon all in want of goods OF
snSS inscription to examine our stock
sold y and all for our goods must be
Ja..nd at as early a day as possible.
""esooro' April rs. ;S73-
srx. SIEsFELD d MAYER.
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MARY willis.1one tract of land, Dis.

Mary Wiliis.-One tract of land, Dis
trict No. 2, 100 acres for the year
1868, valued at 5000. Taxes due So.
clerks fee I,50; printers fee $50;
collectors fee 100 sl3.0 90
Mary Vfiiis.-One tract of land inDis-
trict No 2, 120 acres. valued at 81 900.
Taxes due for the year 1869, Sill ,SS !;
clerks fee 1,50; printers fee 1. 80 col
lectors fee LOO $15,SS
Mary wilIis.-One tract of land. Dis
trict No. 3, 8 acres, valued at 800.
Taxes due for the year 1870, $40;
clerks fee 1,50; printers fee $50: col
lectors fee LOO $6,40
Mary WiIiis.-One tract of land in
District No 2, s acres, valued at $500.
Taxes due for the year 1871, $500;
clerks fee 1,50; printers fee 1,50; col
lcctors fee LOO $3.50
The Heirs Gf S. Willis, Dec'd.-One
tract of land, District No. 2. II2 acres,
valued at 5000. Taxes due for the year
1870, $50; clerks fee 1,50; printers
fee 1,50; col LOO $40
The Heirs Of s. willis, Dec'd.-One
Tract of land in District Nc 2, 1I2
acres, valued at 500. Taxes due for
the year 1871, $40 clerks fee 1,50;
printers fee 80; col fee LOO SI2,40
Liddy BeIi.-Ope tract of land District
No. 2, % acres, valued at $3.50. Taxes
due for 1868, $3.50; clerks fee 1,50;
prs. fee l.50; col. fee LOO $3.50
Liddy BcIl-One tract OF land in Dis
tict No 2, p acres, valued at $40.
Taxes due for the year 1869, S264 /:
clerks fee LEO; printers fee $50; col
lectors fee ! 90 $6,64
Henry Baker.-One tract of land in
District No. 10, 81 acres, valued at
$500. Taxes due for the year 1868,
$500; clerks fee 1,50; pointers fee
I,50: collectors fee LOO 5000
Henry Bakcr.-One tract OF land in
District No. 10, 81 acres. valued at
5000. Taxes due for the year 1869.
1920; clerks fee I,50; printers fee
1,50; collectors fee 100 1920
Henry BaIker.-one tract OF land in
District No 10, 81 acres, valued al
500. Taxes due for the year 1870,
Sf,20; clerks fee 1.50; printers fee
1,50 collectors fee 100 $500
Henry Bakcr.-One tract of land in
District No 10. ST acres. valued al
$3.50. Taxes due for the year 1871
$3.50; clerks fee 1.50; printers fee
= i.5n; collectors fee 40 $3.50
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Personal.

Mr.. John Davis. of Lebanon Va, has
been visiting his friends here this week.
We think johnnie is now big enough t.
marry. and as he is one of the best look
ing young men that Virginia or Ten
nessee can furnish, we advise the young
ladies, to give him a hint of what ought
to be done to make his happiness perfect.
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Homes for the Homeless.

/ offer for sale 4 miles from Joncsboro'
situatcd on the Cherokee Road aud the
Rail Road, thirty acres OF improved land:
either in one body. or i am willing TO sell
it OF in Building Lots, 10 suit persons
as desire 70 build honest for themselves.
For further particulars apply to me i'm
person or by letter
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THERE are over 100000 scholars in
attendance at the public schools in Hi
nois. Teachers number over 10000.
School houses, log. frame, brick and stone,
1878. Expenditures for school pur
poses for the past year nearly $1,000. 600.
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Sale of Land for Taxes.

I, +. A. BRANscoM Collector
of Public Taxes for the County Of Wash
ington, 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
aud that the respective owners of the same
have no goods or chattels within my
county on vi ich l can distrain for said
taxes, to wit
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Quarterly Meeting.

For this Station will be held at the
Sourt House next Sunday. The Rev.
'r. Daily's arrangements are such that
ne Will not be present. The Pastor Rev.
.. l.. Mann will conduct the exercises.
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billiard Love.-One tract of land in

billiard Love.-One tract of land in
District No q, 495 acres valued at
$4,000. Taxes due for the year 1868,
1920; clerks fee 1 80; printers fee
1.5O collectors fee 100. $500
billiard Love.-One tract of land in
District No z, 495 acres, valued at
$4,000. Taxes due for the year 1869,
S26, 90 clerks fee 1,50; printers fee
1 so; collectors fee 1 90 $4,000
billiard Love,COne tract of land in
District No 4, 495 acres valued at
$4,000. Taxes due for the year 1870.
$4,000; clerks fee 1,50; printers fee
80; collectors fee 90 $1,000.
William Love.-One tract ofland
in District No z, 1000 acres, valued
at 500. Taxes due for the year 1869.
$40; clerks fee 1,50; printers fee
I,50; collectors fee I 90. $50
William Love.-0ne tract of land
in District No Z, 1000 acres. valued
at $500. Taxes due for the year 1870,
$40; clerks fee I,50; printers fee
I,50; collectors fee LOO. S6,40
Drurback & Co.-One tract of land
in District No z, 80 acres, valued at
500. Taxes due for the year 1870,
5000; clerks fee 1.50; printers fee
-I.50; collectors fee 1 90. $3.50
John McCampbell.-One tract Of
land in District No z. 60 acres, valued
at S100. Taxes due for the year 1870,
5000; clerks fee 1,50; printers fee
$50; collectors fee I 90. $3.50
John ~McCampbell.-One tract Of
land in District No q, go acres, valued
at 500. Taxes due for the year 1871,
! $f,20. clerks fee 1,5o; printers fee
r5os eoiiertprs fee 100. ST.20
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-13

~. are authorized and requested to
the name of JOHN Ii. CRAw-
-, candidate for the Office of Cir
mi, Court Clerk, at the ensuing election
:, August next.
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Sale of Land for Taxes.

L, L. B. BAILEY, Deputy Collector of
Public Taxes for the County of Washing
Ton, do hereby report to the Circuit Court
the following tracts of land as having
been assessed for taxes for the years
1868, 1869, 1870 and 1871, which
axes are due and remain unpaid, and that
the respective owners of the same have
no goods or chattels within my county on
which / can distrain for said taxes, to wit
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-13

SHIPMENT of the genuine English
,n1uron grain and grass scythes at
% MAHONEY & SHIPLEY.
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apr25n6

10 DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will not raise the dead, but it will
benefit and cure the living. For ali
severe Coughs, Throat and Bronchial dis
eases it has never been equaled.
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West Maxwell.-One tract of land in
District No 2, 8 acres, valued at 500.
Taxes due for the year 1868, Si.00;
clerks fee I,50; printers fee I,J0; col
tors fee LOO $500
West Maxwell.-Onetract OF land i'm
District No 2. Q acres, valued at 500.
Taxes due for the year 1869. 81 90;
clerks fee so; printers fee $50; coll
lectors fee Loo $500
West MaxweII.-One fract of land in
District No. =, 5acres, valued at 500.
Taxes due for the year 1870, $3.50;
clerks fee 1,50; printers fee I so; col.s
lectors fee LOO $3.50
West Maxweif.-One tract OF land in
District No. 2, 5 acres valued at 500.
Taxes due for the year 1871. S2,49;
clerks fee f,50; printers fee $50; col
lectors fee LOO S6,iS
1t is therefore ordered By the Cont
that said tracts o flaud, or so much there
of as shal be of value sufficient to satisfy
the taxes. costs and charges legally ac-
cruing thereon, be sold as the law directs.
Test, ( G. WHEELER, Cl'k. q
In obedience to the foregoing order I
will on the first 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
erai taxes, and the cost accrued thereon,
are sooner paid.
Signed, /. 4. BRANSCOM, Isl.
mayl6w4.. Rev. Collector.
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VA, $3.50
w In oI csRIc Price Currear
e hrtfhD 81 TftH EhI
LEE. TAYI.OR Go.

"hoiesaiea and Retail q ROGERS, Commission Mer-
snants and Produce Brokers, No. n. bridge
street. Lynchburg, Virginia. rrr
IfNCHBuRo. VA, Junel3. 1879
our market for a week past ofiers bur
few changes, western sides a-t,dhhonlle,s
very plenty. and duh, whilst va. md
REM. fanily cifred Bacon wanted at ex-
IRENE qnotat iops; Breadst,ff of ali t,esz
criptioifs in steady demantiin groceries
no change worthy ofnotc.except Ia Coffee.
Ioi1ee very firm aud fall one cent higllsr
ut extreme uunfnt inn M.af NJ fG 49,
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Rev. n. L. Cobleigh ID. d. President
of the East Tennessee Wesleyan uni-er-
sity, Athens. Tennessee supereedeS "
f. Q. Fuller Editor Of the Methodist AL
yocate. Atlanta, Ga.
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The next annual meeting of the Nation
al Educational Association will be held 10
Boston. Mass, on the 9th, 9Th and 9Th
dayr Of August 1872.
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Rain.

The late rains have thoroughly soaked
the ground Corn, oats and grass are
growing finely. In fact our people never
bad a better prospect for an abundant
crop of all kinds Of grain.
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Cotton-per H., rs GA !; Corn--lO5 a
Jos; Wiieat@z O0@3 O0;s Oats-6S 90 40;
Rye "a /; Barley "a :;
Hay-I 81 a. 200; FIour-Supcr--s 20,
% Fancy IL 0OGe ;Meai--city
mills a. Saian:ander 05(@ ;
Molasses Ga ; Lard 10 oil Ba-
con-Sllouldcrs Z @ /; G. X. Sides Sd
9 G.. Sides 81 a. o ; Hams. plain III
@ 10; canyassed l23 @ Is ; Stirring
ID per yard 10 10 per yard II q
IA (9 Tnilow ~ T; Tobacco
O. ; Butter 1922 Eggs ~ Ge j..
Corn quiet with good stocks; Wheat
but little offering; Oats firm stocks light;
Hay scarce and active; Flour light grades
frm; Bacon quiet stocks light; Country
sides and sholders wnnteds Lard firm with
light stocks; Butter dull and declining :
Eggs active receipt light. AVT
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The Big Show.

Our town people, as we'll as those who
come IN from the country, are excited
over the great show bills that surround
the public square, and are pleasantly an
ticipating one of the best shows that has
ever been through East tennessee.
The balloon ascension will be free to all.
and as this is a new feature in the pro-
gramne ola Circus,w we expect to see q large
crowd here On Friday list.
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Bishop Ames of the Methodist Church.
disappreves strongly of the separate ed
~ucat;on of the sexes, and says it is relic OF
the barbarous ages.
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Harvest.

Some of our farmers have commenced
cn,,ing their wheat, and report the heads
well hlled. and that there will be a full
average crop in the county.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-13

The oratarical medal of Emory and
Henry College was awarded to 5. H.
WerIe;u of New Orleans. Louisiana
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-13

We are authorized and requested 80
announce the name of j. VI. RkCKET, as
an independent Candidate for Revenue
Nellector of Washington county. at the
snsuing election in August next. Not
SUBJECT To the action of any Convention
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SHERIFF.

". are authorized and requested 70
..rnunce'M. p. BOREING as Ia peoples
I.nJid.te for Sheriff, at the August elcc-
tiOu.
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For Sale.

Messrs. Thomas & CommiDgs. have
just received a lot of Sprague Mowers,
which they are selling low. Every farmer
should have one. Give them a call. Price
One Hundred Dollars.
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Ialso offer for Rent or Sale the House
and Lot. situated in the suburbs of JoEes-
boro.' between the Rail Road and the old
cherokee Road, and formerly occupied
-. MAX. l.. MAYER.