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HOME NEWS.

BRIsroL. August 1O.-A man named
Grigsby was struck by the $50 train to.
night about half a. mile from this place
and had his left leg shattered to such
an extent as to render amputation necces
sary. His arms were broken, and be nc
doubt sustained severe internal injuries.
His recovery is doubtful.
New YORK, August 1O.-The French
band sailed for home to-day a large
crowd seeing them off.
A gang of striking laborers drove of
twenty-five men from work IN cellars in
Attorney street, this morning, beating
some with their shovels. The strikers
fed before the police arrived.
1t has been very hot to-day, the Their
mometer being near 80.
BALTIMORE, August 10.-The Board
of Mission of the United Brethren in
Christ are in annual session here. Bishop
Glossbrenncr. of Dayton, Ohio. Bishop
Weaver, of Baltimore. Bishop Edwards,
of Lexington, Illinois, and Bishop Dick
son, of Muscat;n., Iowa, together with q
humber of the lie ,ding men of the church
are present.
BosroN, August 1O.-Ovcr fifty of the
heaviest shoe manufacturing concerns in
Lynn have pledged themselves not to en-
ploy any person controlled by the Crispin
Association after to-day. The Crispins,
on their part, have voted to withdraw from
the Lynn Savings Bank all money standing
to their credit, amounting in the aggreg: {,
to about 81, 800, 900, which sum the Girls
pins claim is largely controlled by the
manufacturers in real estate and other
transactions.
BosToN, May 10.-The steamer Bris>
toll. which sailed from New York last
night, for Fall River, with 600 passengers.
was run into at Newport this morning BY
a bark. After leaving Newport the steam
er commenced leaking and she was run
ashore. The steamer Canonicus has gone
from New Bedford to take off the passen-
gers, who are all safe.
LATER-THE BARK SUNK.
FALL RIVER, August lO.-The bark
B. Rogers. into which the steamer Bristol
this morning was laden with iron and
was at anchor. The steamer made a hole
of six feet into the bark and held there till
the crew of the bark got aboard che steam
er. When the latter got clear the bark
sunk instantly. The Bristol her landed
her Newport passengers and started for
Fall River, Eat the leak gaining on her
she was beached. She will probably be
got off in a few days.
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JoNEsBoRo', Tenn, /
August 18th, 1872,
OF ILLINOIS

JoNEsBoRo', Tenn,
August 18th. 1925
In obedience to the action of the Re.
publican Executive Committee of the LIST
Congressional District, which met at
0~reeneyille, Tennessee, on Saturday the
10th day of this month, for the purpose
Of organizing, and fixing a time and place
for holding a Republican Convention, to
nominate a candidate for the 43rd Con-
gress, District Elcctor, and other pur-
poses.
1 hereby call a Convention, to meet at
Rogersville Junction ON "Wednesday, the
21st day of August. instant, for the pur-
pose above indicated. It is hored that
she Republicans of the various Counties
comprising this Congressional District
will send up full delegations to said Con-
vention. The Convention will be called
to order at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. on said day.
NEWTON HACKER,
Chairm'n of Committee.
H.. A. WILDs, Secretary.
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COMMUNICATIONS


T0bleauX and CharadcS-Wh hat
JonesborO', can de.
EDITORS HERALD AND TRIBUNE:
On Tuesday night of last week, the
quiet of our town was enlivened by an ell
egant entertainment in the Chapel of the
Female Seminary. The young people of
the Southern Presbyterian Church. which
worships in the building, determined to
give an exhibition of Tableaux and Cha
rades to aid in the purchase of an organ /;
the resolution was seconded by members
of other denominations, especially of the
Southern Methodist, and vigorous steps
were at once taken to realize the pur-
pose.
The design INVOLVED preparations, the
extent and variety of which would hard
ly be imagined by those u~nacquainted
| with efforts Of the kind. the time allotted
be gathered from every direction ; but
the young folks were equal to the occasion.
and with the industry of bees they collect
ed and arranged their stores, and on the
night in question, a highly respectable and
appreciative audience was delighted with
a rare and beautiful scenic display, and
with improvised acting that indicated
no small amount of histrionic, taste and
talent.
The performers entered with spirit and
judgment into the various characters they
p~ersonated, and seemed entirely at home
in their several parts, tho their training had
been very brief; the Tableaux were most
expressive, tasteful and elegant, and a
representation of statuary at the conclu-
sion seemed to transport the audience to
the studio of a skillful artist, and to
unveil to it a fairy group of sweet figures
chiseled from Parian marble, each itself q
study. and the whole constituting q scene
not soon to be forgotten. Pleasing music
enlivened the intervals of the refined en-
t~ertainment, and the performances were
repeated on the following night with still
more spirit and effect.
Where each did we'll it would be invid-
ious to distinguish any individuals among
the young ladies and gentlemen concerned ;
but | feel that / express the sentiment of
sibilities, when refer to the cultivated and
discriminating taste, and the patient and
unwearied efforts of a lady who is not a
a member of the congregation, and who
was not a performer, and who devoted
herself from motives of kindness to the
success of the effort.
Those interested will gratefully remem-
Der her labor of love,and the generous aid
freely afforded by members of the South
ern Methodist Church and we will add
in conclusion, that if the young ladies and
concerneI will act their mart !
in the great realities oflife as we'll as they
did on the occasion referred to, they will
not fail to achieve success and to com
mand the respect Of all who know them.
G. H. w.
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SCHEDULE OF CASH PREMIUMS.
4 Premiums


TO BE DISTRIBUTED ACCORDING TO
LAW,
REMARS.-The Directors of the Eastern
Division Fair, i'm their earnest desire to
relieve this worthy Institution and to
place it upon the grand highway of sue
cess, have deemed it important to inaug-
urate this scheme as the surest one to
reach this end. 1t is an equitable onc
throughout. The ticket holder loses
nothing whatever by giving 50 20 for a
ticket, as that. ticket admits him free to
the fair for the whole season. In the
meantime he holds n number III his tick
ct which may draw the capital prize of
s5,OOJl! Certificates for sale at the j. l.
Wester& Co., and Bowel d Mathes.
Orders with the money for the Certi-
ficates may be sent per Express, or Reg
istered Letters or Post-oficc Orders, at
the risk of the Association, and imme-
diately upon the distribution taking place,
the official numbers will be forwarded to
each correspondent.
e. W. CHARLTON, o. p. TEMPLE,
Secretary, President.
Mauagers.-HUGH l.. McCLUNG, II.
C. JACKSON,G q. W. HOSS, A. GAINES,
JOHN Nj. BROOKS.
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niti,n of the manly and generous quail
ties of President Grant, and a spirit OF
obedience to the laws, been manifested at
the South, reconciliation to-day would
have been complete. Those who, North
or South, really desire peace and order,
leaving in fact the reconstruction meas
ures endorsed in the Cincinnati Baltimore
platform, and can find no road to that re-
suit SO reasonable or so direct as by giving
their cordial support to U. s. Grant.
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TN CHANCERY AT JONESBORO.
A.. G.: Mason, Admr of
A.. G. Graham, decd,
VS..
Z. L. Burson, ct. al.
and Cross Bill.
j. NJ. Hoss,
Cross Bill.
A.G.Mason admir- ct ais ]

A. G.Mason Adm ct ais
In this cause it appearing from the allie
CAUTIOUS I'm Complainants bill thatssV. ii.
1:lymer & Co., (the individual names Of
the members composing said firm not be-
ing knOwn) who are made defendants,
are non-residents of the State of Tennes-
see. 1t is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made for four successive weeks in
the Herald and Tribune, n newspaper
published in the town of Jonesboro,
Tenn, notifying said defendants to ap-
pear before our said Chancery Court :.sn
the Fourth Monday in November. next,
and make defence to said Complainapts
bill, or the same will be taken for confess
ed as to them and set for hearing exparte.
Witness, b. F. Swingle, Clerk and Mas
ter OF said Court at Office a J~onesooro',
this 9th day of August, 1877.
b. +. SW1NGLE, c. q NJ.
aug. l5w4pfSS.
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Southern Claim Commission

The following are the names of special
commissioners of the Southern Claims
Commission in Tennessee jesse G. Fra
zer and Thomas A.. Kerchcval, Nashville,
Davidson county: Henry F. Dix. Mem
phis, Shelby county L. c. Houk, Knox
vile, Knox county ; John Norman, Hunt
ington, Carroll county; ID. G.. Thorn
burg, New Market, Jefferson county /;
William Mullenix, Bristol, Sullivan
county. b
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Carroll is n,ther of those counties
which were carried by the Republicans in
the late election. Query: Continuing
their late ratio of gains, how long will il
take for Republicans to carry the State
Of Tennessee? Will some arithmetician
Tor politicanl answer?
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The Republican State Convention meets
in Nashville, on the 4th day of Septem-
Der next. It is hopedthere will be a full
attendance, as business of importance is
to be transacted. g.
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!: In Asia Minor there is coppery stream
about twelve feet wide and one foot
deep in which the natives place old iron,
and, after leaving it a few days. fish it out
in the shape of 'pure "copper"" The Eng
lish correspondent who furnishes the story
to CornhM Magazine, says he had great
difficulty in riding his horse across the
stream, as the animal didn't fancy the
corrosive fluid.
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$ 5. o o o
Cash Premiums!
To be Distributed by the
Eastern Division Fair.
Under the authority of an Act passed
Mt the last session of the Legislature
for the benefit of Agricultural
and Mechanical Societies

n Societies
of the State.
First Grand Single Number Distribution
for the improvement of the Fair Grounds,
will take place on SATURDAY, OCTO-
Der 10, 1872, at the Fair Grounds in
Knoxville, Mt 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Full Ger
tificate shares, 50. Each holder offs Ticket
will ei.ter the Fair FREE for the Season.
FIT cen thousand numbers onlyi $40 Cash
Premiums TO be paid Immediately after
the distribution takes place.
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W00eed.
Sooo pounds Dried Cherries for which
we via nav the highest market price.
M1HoNEY q SHfFLEY
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Aeir Aarertisemeuts.
BRISTOL FEMALE COLLEGE
Judson Female Institute.

Marion, Ala. The 35th Annual Session begins
the first of October; with Is teachers; a hand
sometnew outfit in parlors, chapel, Iecture-rooms
ana dining rooms; "a pianos and too organs, in
Guiding IL of Steif s splendid new $3.50 instru-
ments elegant new walnut ssuits and kittle's
Spring beds in the dormitories, and floors carpet
ed. Average attendance for Is years past, 20.
Expenses reduced. For circular address
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CoLUMBUs MUsasovEs ! Dive

In this cause it appears from the ALE
cations in said bill contained, that the
Defendant Is a non resident OF the State,
HERALD AND TRIBUNE, a newspaper
published in the town of Jonesboro,'
Tennesse, notifying said non resident
defendant to appear before b Chanccry
Court at Elizabethton on or before 1.-THE
first Monday of August 1872, to answer
or otherwise make defence to said bill, or
Inc same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing Exparte this the lst, day
of July 1872. ~
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MONHN FOR ALL Best business ever
MI III offered agents. Address J.
CROWELL. Louisville. XIV.
CAMPAIGN GOODS for 1879.

Agents wanted for our Campaigns goods. Sell at
sight. Pny loo per cent. profit. Now is the time
Send At once for our Descriptive Circulars and
Price Lists of our Fine Steel Engra Wings of all
the Candidates., Campaign Biographies, Charts,
photographs, Badges, Pins, Flags, and every
thing suited to the times. Ten dollars per 5day
easily made. Full samples sent for So. Address
Moons < GooDsPERD, 81 Park Row, New York.
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| IN Hall township. for Trustee. II
>chnrll ss3.John Mccsrty i3O. " ID. ,,ur.
WOOD 70; Tor Assessor. W. w. Shout.
,lers ~. +. Moryenroth ils. Jos
'I"rnrv 100. D. Bcrklcy H.
| In iisrbi>o,i township rur Justicc al
.Nr !cpce. John l..ni.w l6l, Il. r. Mil.
barn 80. Vim. Cro.lri ~; Tor Trustee,
;. b'xlrr LII, +. Meyer ~. Il. B. L. Ed
nonston lod. John Abel 81; for A..
SCISSOR, Joel Traylcr lt9. elected: for
Constable. H. +. Lamsford So, w. m.
~ Inattin loi, j.. I. Corn. .lQ5. samuel
In Ferdinand tow nship. for Justice Of
me Peace, John II. Becknln AZ. John
Brahn 81; tor Consfahlcs, I. B. HrinL.
man 1871, n. O!irccr i75: for Trustee.
s"hn ID. TinmernM 23V IL. I.nckcm
!5S... Ii. Bickwcr,nrrt u: for Assessor
Clement Lucken III. elected.
i" Pa'"ka tow nship. tor Justice of
me Peace. &. SchrppnIsn 367, r. j.
nicmkcr 800, bath elected tor Constn-
olrs. A. i. Spradlcy s4s. John Vcatchi
s's. Louis 4. Miller Ys.. GEORGE I.rusr
~" for Trustee. n. Fisher HA?: for
Assessor. q. j. Grernaway 40.
IN Columbia township. for Justice Of
ne Peace. Aaron Moore Ilx, II. W.
l *rrison 81: for COmstnhles, jesse W |.
MGgarly l7O. w.Gillv aOl; for Trustee. !
!. ": Simmons iis. W. W. Ysulelii
Os. X. NJ. Davis 50; for Assrssur.
'hllip Oily SO, elected. Z
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TIE election in this county passed %
very quietly. no disturbance NJ aMy of
the precincts, rs far AZ We have heard.
There was but little excitement. and not
n full vote polled, but Radicalisrn was
showed under pretty etfectually. not.
withdrawing the few slowing but
erring mortals here OF that pers ,,asion
made desperate efforts to increase their
strength. The following is the official
vote. aud with glorious 1878 majority
We send greeting to the Liberal Rcpub-
Ii cams and Democrats throughout the
land.
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N"a.ke or Sentiment Mamie
nn:onx tho People or ArsA

CnanKe or Sentiment M..,.
~, ";oIx tnc People OF A.
! a correspondent Of thc C,,.
srt'r. writing from Phase. n" 6,
reception accorded Ia PrIr.. D .n ~
CHARLES aud C'niht Noltke =, ii.usr'k
Tie people OF the annexed d.,.me 'hS
ARE beginning tn look u m, ,''n.s.-
my on their German rsnop,,m. a''!s
accOmW91liltc. ilenlselves rs H., s.a =
s"Es<"' established flc,s. I.'. VI,
When General v,n We,,,as'. ynr
u .,' most lie .lons ~,
s or black flags were disp,,",'' -
rAesvs "c. ~ '"dow-. while not = a.. 49,
genuine citizen attended the psr,,. ' ns,s
IN honor o.! the German Em".a .h
oif'"iay. The people absoIu,'.',.
""rsi Won Wcrder. and refused =.
co.n'zc his presence smouv H., !" n.
nti'' more cnriosity, indeed. We, !,
bni little more. was shown ~Ih., w"
.hai Won MOltk- visitet; Ssr,.i,Aa''
the course ri the summer. "A. NJ
WAS passing through the AIR., o"Af
the correspondent. II asked ;o -"
man IL that WAS Moltke. WIZ, oI"
care WA the answer I r.c";. w
french IRE How different il Il no. \
" hen Princc Frederick Charlie. n,s
S''H 'he street. were thromy..d viii, :.
n'rnse innliitiIslcs. aud curi,,n. .,I ..'
tors also crowded the window. -
Passed. IN Mulhouse old ami -.
were aioot when Molikc entered AMI
= SHOWN tia, people fought far -.
'""," o' the glass out Of whicL i.
beer. IL will hm replied. MI ~;
IS mere curiosity. Grnn,,,i' r., -"
shows that Now. Ia rontr,,.t 70 ~. -.
d Things \ little while ayo. cm-is,;,.
stronger than r,ncur. AMI il al:
overcome H." s"e :"
The correspondent goes nm a.,
IAN. o'ner circumstances tend a. PRIV,
hat The people are giving up The ,r,,.'
u l">sive resistance. While the H.,
Srnrr manufacturers some -yime =.
cplied 10 tie Govern mem. in RIFE,
the Rhine .ranal. that they w..'.
oihing from the t;-rnan.. uu, Co..
'''ai. snh only wished 10 be let ,,,"a
'er'"an newspapers Arc now ~on.,.,. ~,
""s"'ted fur Information rc.pc-,;'.
"uts."l points Of law. and on mi. =
M department Of fhe (;uvernr,a,,
Inc people are beginning Ia psrl,.,
;" correspondent concludes. an, =
, =, room i"r hope. that they will
-i"-""rrow. to-day W.. ,,c vest:
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H0 tOR SAT- RIVER


u &c EISTFtL SMILE
VIII iesr' 0akns Amss Wharf u, u,
.the. damn. for t,.e. L...d-wsi.r. of TIA
Classic stream. Salt River. "a AEON y. The
entire number ospa.sen gers can he s.
certaned. The present EXCURSION ae
befn ca't'n dap IS tremendous expense
TO mray o. che Officers. md crew, and
the prey VIII embrace rxough shades ri
character. tO,make thc.trip ~ intercsiiu =
rs the campaign. An a:,Mndancc of sui
table provisions have been provided. a.
The following Dinacr Bill Of Fare " iii
convince all, those going. Enircf-
Brandy Soup Brandy Sauce Cracker,s
anil Whisky, 2 Drcizrlls and : Kegs Of
Beer: Link Of Sausage and Z bar Ell
OF Wi,e; l i.imbrr9er Cheese, aud keg
OF bi;tcTs: 9chrrries in key Of rum Il
"x bottle Bal. copabia. il hid gin Il
! herring ina barrel Of lager, and OF or !
victuals in proportion. An abundance
of spoon; Will be provided If Ben. b, T.
Ter can be found. or his hiding pla, e.
before the bout starts.
The following officers have been g..
Iec'ed. at immense expense. for ills
trip. on account Of each ones eminent
fitness for The place. Several Of t,,m
are well acquainted with the beauties OIL
the s'reln: Mister. r. Becker. his *.
Ierseurc is Invaluable: Pilots, w. Htn.I1
drickson and o. +. Hobbs, both old !,
exc"rsi"','ts to this stream; First M,e.
J"'t Morgan: Second Nate, W. +. IL
Simmons: F;iSr Engineer. C. Indere:d.
en-; Scrond Eng J. e. Dpindcrttr
Eres.ar. r. a. Eolin: Cndcr.s trik, +. IL
Dinl Miller: First Clerk. II. Kcrwcr
,e'ohd Clerk, Geo. Person; Til d 9
I'"rk' L. Shoemaker; Chaplin. tx. i
pe''cd tn pray between dri.,ks,) A. II.
Miller; Bar-kccpcr, w. Monroe: Tlcs K. J
sweeps. J.. West aud j. T.. SpurIock Z
firemcn, Walters, Rousia,r,u,s. Cham. r,
!. Defn'aids. ctc.. =. Fink, n. Il. MickIer. 10
u. Nlehau-, W. W. Kendall, c. II. Tod. ,
rank. VI. Buechler w. Rose, and s.y. -
GRAZ others from different townships. =,
\. H. Arrangements have been ,u,,se r,
20 furnish pint of clear water for he II
E'l' u upon starting. the passengers or -
rev should express wish for ii. :
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Election Notice F.!

STATS or INrrA>A. Dt'Rors e.r>ry
ikHii u. t'inrr,-i"n. Clerk Of In.
cut Cou'. ia and fnr .nid rouu,y
s ,' State VI in'iia'r'. do hereby csr..r
- ESDAY. November 5. S.,p re-.
~ me diii.rcnf precincts il, Dph..:.
."nniv. I"'irn.. There ar, g., lr y.,.-i
"r h'rrn frr>.'i"niisI fIrr,or. 81 ais.
TN" nr Nc election ''f "a Prs.iricu, ~
.r-f,'>id"n' at the I nitrd Ssaty-.
Ia wines Whereof p! hav. hvrun
SCI ~, hand and seal Of said ('nu;:. :.
'a-,"r. This 9Th day ~ October. 4. u.
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O II ~. EMO TIC.
Vote too small bt 900
RtScsvyrY FAHIs
Law sksa sni sAsa 70 her people
c gsIEY STOCK eouyAMr

The above Expresses as near as VIZ
can "ath"r ,lcsr.s1,f or Tues l,v's ron.
'"st. hrfweea Grants and the Office.
INSIDERS stealingS on "nc aide. and the
honest people, on the other. Further
retttrAs mag change the record LITTLE.
La r'iaop- for the best. AMI putting ON
new c'Har,g.. b,ttlc for Tho right. tin he
sun "n III 5fh ut Novemh,- shalt 90
down .NinSg. hiightlv on The success nj
roh"rrs"' honesty peace and refo. m.
10 in and ~;r. for truth is migl ~
AMI must pr~vss:." tft
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EAZIF. =. EDMONSTOS. C,e.,.


",AIF ~ INDIANA. DrEsHs t,u-<ry. :
~" qualified VOTERS " Dul.,is -.r,.,,
~ "rr-"y notified 'hrs ,n,is will \.
Opened ~ In" -usuri pil,-- II h..lI,r-
eicrti"n>. in the srv.,-,f ,.,uv.n;,,.
Dn'~i- conns.. Indians. on Tsex,ls,
s"s."lm .. Is" .",- tho rur;sas. -.
'rr'n. III" officers mrn,i"n.i in H..
,"'es"i''. prrcjp.. ~h-rrnf all rrr,e..
Interested will TAX. notice aud govern
h"insrIvc> arrOr,lin.l,. Witne.s NJ.
a"n and seal. this 9th Ia. Ut l'r,vhcr.
TORIAS HERBI.i. sheriff u. 4.
Oct. IL. ts72.%w
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A Chicayo paper ,clIs -. a. -.

:, Chicago piper tells ne that I'm,
Norwegian clergy arc fond ~ gr", ,nd
takr drink or two in thc vcstry a.. ~
curing rom the pulpit. "A they are
NO donbt true Christians. The whisky
'hey drink Is merely the In.,piis of lust
men. -COurier-.Journai. 80
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Speaking OF the newspaper dis.
cas.icn concerning tile adulieration q,
mix, Punch gixos his opinion that the
ccS' srtic,e on 'nilk Is -cr.am.
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IHE honest Grant papers say, that Ahe
,a.ytning TO beat Grant has boon found
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~ WHITE Hat il new Kansas town
wnici, intends TO make its influence
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for Trustee in cambridge township.
.ne iol!owing votes were cast: s. Kueh-
'er soo for C0nstat.les, f. Harmed S37
=. Eckert a4s, II. Mciahel 90; for
Assessor. J. Sfelclloir sol. rof
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FOR GovERNoR.I
u I A HendricksI:
lit ~ Brown Il
vroR Llrvr Cov.I
u Il Cravens |:
Leon. Sexton u
icoNGRrssNEN |
~ Ckerr Is
u S Williams q
Godlo'c 5 Ortiz !
VIM Williams u
AUp. or STATE
John b Stoll e
~ 4 Wilt:nsn u
arC. ~ sTATrl
Owen " Fddy'3
VIM " Curry II
TREAS or STATE.
iJas is Ryan a.
lJno Glover 10:
REF >rr CoiRTI
iJnOCK,binsoni37
'Jas u Black us
elk str toCRT
'Edwa ard Price i37
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-11

"A schoolmaster gave out one. morn.
ing as n reading lesson TO his first elias.
thar portion Of the /" Mcrrhant Of Ven
ICE. in which the "pound of fle.b -
sre"r occurs. The reading finished. nc
asked the class what Shvlock meant
when lie said. MY decd's upon mr.
head" WELL" sail the tallest how
- don't know, unless he carrie d his
papers in his hat"
"a car in which were bright little
maiden and her mother came rushing
into the Central depot the other day !:
ND there. engines were footing hide.
ously, hackmcn bowling. and small bows
Of dirty and fendish aspect wcro
shouting Morning papcrs!S Is IL any
wonder that the little girl cuddlcd uD
Q her mother and inquired with. terri.
SIC az: Nsmu,s, Is thi. help,