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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-07-04

our johnson City Letter.

Everything ss ms to be moving smooth
ly and quietly within the limits, and also
near the suburbs of the young and fast
growing little city. The minds of some
Of the young sbloods'' seem to be totally
absorbed In the expected Tournament.
From what | have been able to learn. as
a casual observer, 1 think some are ma
king pretty extensive arrangements for a
'sbig ride1 on the Fourth. So, Mr.. -Edi-
tor. if you can leave your sanctum for
only one day. you can have the privilege
of seeing some of the gallant Knights bow
to queenIy beauty and grace. The boau-
ing part is generally enjoyed very hagct,
by your humble servant, viz looking on
ME-. v. Easley has his we'll known
chalybeate Springs prepared for the re
ception of the debilitated. Those wht
desire to seek pleasure and health in th'
rural districts can find it here. The wri
ter had occasion not long since to test tn
medical qualities of this excellent, health
giving water, and since that time his ap
petite for the "substantials" has been
little yoracious.
Merchants are not doing much at thi
place, the goods business is rather stall
The farmers around town rave their whea
crops in the barns. The oat and cor
crops look exceedingly we'll, both promis
a fine yield. O.
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Held at THE niece
posed of some of 80 L.- nonuay COM
Repub1;ca,s !. 49, anu most Prom
monious. ana ~ do.1< sy'"as har-
result from Their a<,.t.w sood VIII
claims of good no, s~L-s'ons. The
for different -off,ces war "s'e c~andiuates
those who failed - ae'ea upon, and
acquiesced in . m.nne~ noniiasions
and patriotic oenf,ems- ovrsNom'hg true
licans of the Count sne fAepup-
have a duty fa ,arfas- say, you
upoa eyery onc 80 AZ anu Would urge
result will he fbat ~ pa'', Ana tne
AGAIN no s,,a5 our oinees VIII
r. u h.,t -s-,x " our own party
no Jose'ec 20 STATE that
b;gh-tanea are gentlemen,
tbev AL $500 =, sucn 1avor as
where fhs;~ na,s<sa-ns nseo ~ a county
here IL ola Dut
49,. "noIe we nave q
necf 70 ~soa;ra se.'ain'y can not ex
c,,ra tbe;r o1ao.:o Ppo " So
W. a,ssaNe-~
nepoohcan 70 go &c
cr- t1tis
me mas 7neid MS once fol
- - mas given general sat1sfac
'neIe - not anotner mar
cNu enaih mas worked more ear
~ = ING party put IN doing bus
s.ea1eu aiiAe. "A better Sc
~ 'ainoe oe mace Ior n ensuin:
e'n
= no" the only republican candidate TO
,'ue oolieceor. lie mas favored tn
70 suen an extent tina
b.rd t;,nas a.1 !" " '"es
h.asnran,s-e y ~ o.nei' VINO pei
GO rrH
IL,
A. - rasatm a,.s'nann 'on vn ,as' Aol
g i'us'ee, y wen kno"hl
{" peopie . o'ui'J dc high-.one
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HOME NEWS.

BosToN, July The Irish band ar
rived, this morning, and proceeded direct
to the quarters prepared for them at the
Everett House. Tomorrow morning a
public reception will be given the band by
the Irish societies of Boston and vicinity,
The weather. to-day, is the hottest o.
the season,
BUrFALo,J July Jacob Dodd's pork
establishment was burned to-day. The
loss is estimated at 100000. Hogs on
the upper floors were roasted alive;
New YoRK, July 1.-The weather last
night and to-day was intensely hot. the
thermometer continuing at about so de-
grces. The reports from the Eastern
States represent the heat as being very
great yesterday.
The World to-day says Greeley's nom
~ination at Baltimore is a foregone con-
clusion and there are no indications OF o
formidable revolt. It adds: s'There
will be but two candidates. For our part
we shall advise nobody to vote for Grant
and between the remaining alternative o.
voting for Greeley or staying at home'
we have no counsel to Offer Our duty
maymor clcarlyappear after the canvas
has made some progress"
Long lists of sunstroke Victims wers
published this morning.
WASHINGTON, July The public
debt was reduced last month 81, 031 ,O35
in the treasury, $SS,159.108 currency
5,321,6 $50 coin certificates. $52,O96'
500.
Roger G. Weighton, one of the oides
and most estimable citizens Of Washing
TOMS not expected to live.
The Williamsport mill and boom mel
who struck for ten hours met in the mar
ket Square this morning and were ad
dressed by several speakers. There wa
great. enthusiasm.
At IL o'clock some two thousand form
ed in procession and marched dow
town to q few miles. that were in operatio
and persuaded the men to join then
This afternoon they viii march to tn
mills up town. Very few miles ar
running. There are no disturbances
far. The Mayor issued . proclamatio
this morning ordering all places whe1
LIQUOR is sold to close until after II
fourth of July.
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No put. n rnr WORLD ever had any


No Put IN THE WORLD ever had any
thing ike the circulation Of AyER's Pills.
Throuehoutthe se States, Mexico, and the
Central American republics, down the
slopes of the Andes. and across the pamPss
of South America. in negro villages, amid
the fcryid wilds of Africa, throughout the
iungles of India. and tho steppes OF inte-
rior Asia, over the continent of Australia,
and the islands of the Pacific, these PILLS
are known and everywhere used as family
remedies for diseases. With distant ma
tions, their wonderful cures attract more
attention than they do at home: for the
sentiment of wonder takes q far deeper
hold on their minds than the results OF .
high scientific skill with US. The amount
consumed requires seventy-fye Thousand
doses a day to supply it. An inspection
of the mandatory showed us how thu
enormous demand is made and sustained
Added to the consummate skill of theI
composition, il an extreme care in thel
manufacture, which at once secures tn
most perfect material and their most &C
curate combination. The consequence
a power and certainty in controlling..diseas
which other remedies never attained
Bait. Courier.
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r, the Voters Of washington
County.

like this method of announcing ry-
N, candidate for reelection to the
H. Of Sheriff in August next l have
N YOUR Sheriff for the past four years,
i to howl have conducted the busi-
y pertaining to said Office. is to you
Nj Known. have endeavored faithfully
n punctualIy. to discharge all the du-
|tsof the Office, without depressing the
|sps further than l was required to do
n I feel sure that no public ofhcer
aid have shown more favors to the peo-
/ than / have done, and in asking your
uvOrt in the ensuing election,l can only
nuiie non that if elected, l viii in the
|hhr,, q, in the past, faithfully discharge
|a duties deyolving upon me as your
public servant, irrespective of party,
aDugh at the same time | am a Repub-
.ian in principle. as you perhaps al
veil know
In closing this announcement, permit
Ne to tender to you my grateful acknowl
asement, for the support you have given
se in the past, whether | shall be your
dolce in the future or not.
S. Z. GRIFFITH
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IF5FesENTATIVE
~,1-,1IT COURT cLERh.
|.rs ef WasEiin gton
County.

,.h, announce myself a candidate Tor :
' 81. i Clerk ofthe Circuit Court Of
: : .;..,sa County, Tennessee, at the
''siss election IN August 1877. H; Az
s Z occupied dc Office for some tune ! IN,
Z. ' 4. .sisstiaa-ei all parties INTERESTED
:, = 4. u.pasr IN which ! have d ps,iap;ea
y !. ~ duties s%srelripg upon ne: believing
!. ! Do that de people desire 2 r sober ,
'n,.t.at, honest, and 0bliging Clerk !
: n, elaids solely upon the manner
-.s5 | have heretofore conducted the
,siuss Of The Office
/. desire a full, free aud untrammel'
,..,.ss;oo of the will of the people
q. election, I shall take no undue
,s,,t,ce Of suyePposins candidate Du'
!. tbs natter entirely with the voters
4. county, with whose decision at 'h'
!. b, | shall be entirely satisfied.
C. WHEELER
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Yelling out at and below Cost
Tor Pay Down on1v!u

tts'sading TO change our business, we
~ lEon this day forward until pm en-
sfa.l s'oek Is disposed of, as complete a
sn's County at ana below cost for
"a down only.
ere cal upon all In want of goods Of
AM inscription to examine our stock
sold .ne q and all for our goods must be
rna az as early a day as possible.
>'esDoro' April rs. sS72-
s,-,,~- SIEsFELD q MAYER
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The following communication from
Fall Branch, Was received by mail this
week, with a request that 1t be published
FALL Branch, Teun.,(
July list, 1872.
Col. Thos, II. Rscres, Jo~nesyoro', Tenn
SIR The undersigned citizens q the
lst Senatorial District having full conf
ience in your integrity, ability and capac'
ity for the position, would most respect
fully solicit you to consent to the use O.
your ame as Il candidate fer the State
Senate. from this District, pledging not
only our own but a majority Of the votes
of this District, irrespective of party OIL
politics, for you, in the coming November
election. Areply is requested.
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Earmersin East Tennessee, Come
ON in Full Force -!

i'm East Tennessee, Come
out in Fall Forcc!!!
Ep1roRs HERALD AND TRIBUNE:
The Eastern Division Fair opens on
Monday. the 18th day of October, and
iii continue the 10Th, 18th 18th, 18th,
and 10th DAYS inclusive. We open on
Monday in order to give exhibitors the
onnortunity of getting in their articles on
hat law. so that VIC may get in full blast
by Tuesday
rSPREcEDENTED PREMIUMS!
The Premium List of 1872 will
he the most attractive ever offered IN
Fast Tennessee. This we announce IN
nneouivocal terms. The Directors have
w;solv discarded silver-ware, and only Of
for money premiums. The premiums Of
ths Society combined with the Especial
Premiums.p will aggregate about $1,000
over $500 are offered for pure blooded
cattle. and over 500 for East Tennessee
Butter
FARMERS, COME OUT IN FULL FORCE
we appeal to the farmers OF East len
nessee 70 come out in full force to fh'
4 Ea;r Aim to make the occasion a pleas
ant one. Let it form a glorious epoch II
voor history. Be proud of your FAIR
and stand by it. Spare one week. a
least. and consecrate it to the noble pur
nose of building up your agricultural N
terests Particularly do we appeal to tn
noble women of East Tennessee, and urg
them to he present. We want 70 Sc
them from every portion Of the COUNT
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.Jo,,u allison, jr.

We call the attention OF the voters
.hronebout the County, to the announce
ment of this gentleman for County
Penrssentat;xe. which appears IN to-day,s
per He is we'll known to the citizens
rs prf Ibis county, as being a young man OF
energy and perseverance,, ana I ias We
succeed in getting the nomination.; s :
suppose the Democratic party "r r%scs;Se !
Copvent:on) he will no doubt 'e's' :
good vote.
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Carter County

Carter County.
Our patrons in Carter. will please
t,le notice that we will be at Eliza beth
TON during the Circuit Court. Remem
ber we shall be glad to see you especially
if you should have anything IN yon' po'A-
cts for us.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-07-04

C. w. Charlton, Secretary OF +. u.
Fair, will please accept our thanks for a
complimentary ticket to the falr az
Knoxville, which opens on the l4th OF
October, and closes the 18th.
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rT..-s authorized and requested to
.'.,rs the name of JOHN II. CRAw-
- :. candidate for the Office Of CIR
: Court Clerk, at the ensuing election
August next.
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Sold.
The Zinc works and personal property
belonging..to the Company of Messy Creek,
were sold last Monday, to different per-
sons for about $4,000.
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Wheat,

The first sale of Wheat that we have
heard of in the county was made this week
by Col. A. j. Brown, $50 bushels &c 1e
delivered this week to Mr.. q. W.
Ct .Iobn at $40 per bushel.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-07-04

We are authorized aud requested to
ann M the name Of DANIEL COLE
NAN as a candidate for the Office OF
t.uunty Trustee at the ensuing August
election
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Can't. Jose oh Jacques.

This enterprising gentleman now has
charge of the whole line of Rail Road
from Bristol to Memphis
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A large lot Of Glass Fruit Jars. Will
be sold low for cash.
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We are authorized and requested TO an
louuce the ZANE OF w. X. RHEA. as a
candidate for County Trustee, ct the en-
suing August election.
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Ialso offer for Rent or Sale the House
and Lot. situated in the suburbs of Jones'
boro,' between the Rail Road and the old
Cherokee Road, and formerly occupied
" MAX. L. MAYER.
anrosma.
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IustRecciycd.

A large shipment OF Miller's Dispepsin
A certain cure for dyspepsia and liver dis
ease.
MAHoNEY & SHIPIEY.
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SHERIFF.

authorized and requested to
-''naeeW. p. BOREING as the peoples
..Iiste for Sheriff, at the August eiec-
la.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-07-04

Weare requested to announce the name
IA. HORTON BRoYLEs, as a Candidate
ta County Trustee at the August Elec-
ton.
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Good wheat.

Mr.. jesse Williams, Of Concord, Ten
pessee who is an active energetic little
fellow, has threshed and cleaned forty
bushels of white wheat from one acre.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

We are requested and authorized to an
,Iunee Capt. George Mcpherson as a CAM
didate for Trustee Of Washington County
1t the August election.
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AUGUSTA MARKETS.
For the week ending July 4. 1871
CORRECTED nv
- AAC ks q N & CO..
Geucrng Comnaisslo1A Merchants
Na0G Ixrond At. AuHnan1o Ga.

3Os Brend a., Auknss1ss, On.
Eotton-per ~, 24Av@24 SCorn-l05 q
INs Wheat 9o0z 80; OAts-G8 a 70s
M M, 3 g g : s. hs T51lssSf-S,oelE o.,
@sNo0 F, Fancy 10 50G9 ;AieaI--city
MIN Q1N@ salaniAt11er '101@
MolasSesV a. Lard 10 ON Ba-
con-Shoalders 2 O. 40. 4. Elaes %
AZ Isl; N~anvassed III q ~ SalxtLpg-
EApcr yNrdI0 q IN per 3Afdll q
NJ pev yard 1870 dr!IIes per yard
IA IL +; Tallow @ TokaeeoN
q IN; BnxtcfN 1o@ 70 Egg$Als CIV
Corn, declining. with ktavyYs5 stocks;
Wheafs Mn actSxe Nemand. with Lxxht SUPP
ply I'm, scsyreN and wanted IN tlos!.
high graHNs IN request; Bacon dFns With
! light etoctM counxryAau1s snd ehooldors
wanted B~ftcr wilISell 4 eho>ke EC1s
wanted If frxvh apdNjn Mall ke1
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-07-04

I offer for sale / miles from Jonesboro',
situated on the Cherokee Road and the
Rail Road. thirty acres ofimproyed land,
either in one body, or lam willing to sell
as desire to build Homes for themselves.
For further particulars apply to me in
person or by letter. -
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We are authorized and requested to
ipnounce the name of j. NJ. BLcKET, as
an Independent Candidate for Revenue
Collector OF Washington county. ut the
ensuing election in August next. Not
sueject to the action Of any Convention.
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Notice

TS obedience to an order from the Gov
ernor Of the state Of Tenne<sees I viii
cause an election TO be opened ana H:t9
District in VasbinG<ou county- on the
frSfdag Of August, 1872, fer the purpose
If elecfing one Supreme Court Judge. for
the Eastern Division Of the State Of Ien-
nessee . one Sheriff; ono Revenue colIec-
tor. Circuit Court Clerk y Trustee for
said Washington. md also Tor const1s1es
exD;red or where none has been elected,
Also for Justices Of the Peace IN eacI1 DIS
frtct where there is q vacancy from auy
cause. This duty devolvins upon me, The
Sheriff himself being a candidate for re.
election Thls 221 June lslz
Coroner for Washington county
inne27tfk
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All AID see our beautiful Jelly Glasses
o. MAHONEY & SHIPLEY.


hsa'pment of the genuine English
huron grain and grass scythes ut
- MAHoNEY q SMILEY.
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THE EASTERN DIVISION FAIR.
opens Monday, the 18th Day OF Octo-
Der. 1872.

UNPRECEDENTED PREMIUMs'!
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Just Received. :,
Another stock of summer goods Can
AID see.
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! EVE1U

We are authorized and requested to an
lopiice the name of ISAAC A. BRAINS
,vn a. a candidate for Revenue Collector
al the ensuing August election
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DeC Jill ckmP508s
This man who, If We mistake not. was
born in this county. but removed with his
parents when quite q youth to Kentucky.
was recently arrested by Samuel w.
Baines, IN the Hoegarth district charged
with the murder Of a --in Tomp-
kinvilIe. Kentucky last July. The Gov
ernor of Kentucky offered q reward Of
three hundred dollars and the citizens of
Monroe county made up q purse Of one
hundred dollars. On last Sunday morn
ing he was put aboard of the train at this
place i ..charge Of Constable Barron, who
no doubt by this timz has turned him
over to the proper authorities and received
the reward. How sad the spectacle to
see 4 hearty robust young man chained
and .hand-cu7ed, for committing such
crime. And what a warning it should
be to others, who are now in full enjoy
ment Of life and liberty.
Our Farmers.
The fattering prospects for all kinds
of grain and fruit have very much en-
couraged our friends in the county. Three
months ago we could hear of nothing
cheering, but all would tell the same, sad
tale, mo corn in the settlement, hay all
gone, and DO money to send to other coun
ties for supplies" Now they are wear
ing a plea SAINT smile instead of sadness
and report their gardens as being yer,
fne. Wheat splendid, Corn and Dat
looks well, and we expect to dry a ssbil
lot of fruit and get out Of debt this fall
Such news is indeed cheering, and "
hope their sanguine expectations may b
realized.
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New Schedule.
Below will be found the arriving time
aader the new schedule, for Joncsboro':
MAIL TRAINS.
Going East, 5.26 PM.
West, (Breakfast) 7.22 a. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAINS.
Going East Sal A. NJ.
west, 1880 =. NJ
SAMUEL C. oAKEy. Agent
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FOR RENT OR SALE

Y Dwelling Houses, containing six
iooms each, good eistcrns and gardens.
apply 70 GEO. l.. GRESHAM. Jonesboro',
ssph. fs7tf-
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ATLANTA. MARKETS.
H. +. cox &YBR0THEn,M
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

FORSYTH STREET. NNNTNNWt
ATLANTA GA. june 20 1872.
Corn fair demand at quotations.. stocksI
light. Wheat none in market. OTIS, DE-
mand fairfor feed. Bacon and Lard lrm
light. Butter and Eggs sell if fresh apd
ound.
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For Fever and Ague, interim ttents. BiiItousneNs
and all disorders arising from malariogs g auree
PEfTIc. and in cases of lN~o1GESTION are
Invaluable. As an Appetizer and kecuperant,
aud in cases of General Debility they nave never,
fn a single instance, failed In producing the most
happy results. They are particularly
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Strengthening the body, inyigoratiug the rnAnds
and giving tone and elasticity TO the whole SYSTEM
The Home Bftters are compounded with me
greatest care, and no tonic stimulxnf has ever oe-
Tasteand at the same time combating % mary
remedial q agents endorsed by the medical fraternl.
ty as the best known to tbe Pharmacop1ta. Al
costs but little 10 givesthem a fur trial. sna
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-07-04

The formula for the Home Bitters has
becn submitted to us. and we believe them
TO be the best touic and stimulant for
general use now offered TO the public.
III. WOODBURY.. MD. GA. MARrNER-
Analyt-l j. ". BLANEy. NJ. ID. Cbeinfs.
Prof. Chemistry Rush III. 5. Hahn, III. D.s
Medical College. h. McVicar. NJ D.. J.. B.
Walker. NJ D., Norm 3. Barnes, MD.
II. S. Hoyue, NJ. D., r. LudIam. NJ. D..
Thos. II. Ellis. NJ. ~ Jas. A, Collins, MD.
a. Hahn, NJ. D.,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-10-12
ALEXANDRIA, Ia, SATURDAY, OCTOBER ID. lsz2. !

Eft | satisfied my friends, wuz certir
to mortally offend hizzen, and vic,
vercy. 1t wuz death in any event
and so after abusin Grant for appoint
ing all his relatives to offs, 1 managed
to get the meeting adjourned and the
people dispersed.
: Our folks refoose to support Gree
ley at any price, and Pollock and Big.
Ter hev got the niggers and the North
ern settlers in a solid body for Grant.
Ez the Dimocratic vote will be divi
ded, it woodent be at all singular eff
they shood carry the Corners. And
then, even eff we elect Greeley, with
wat kind kind NV face kin 1 ask for
the Post Offiss Troubles is comm
thick about me. It is a terrible thing
to hev to carry an Abolitionist, even
eft ne is deoderized, in sich a commu.
nifty ez ours. Wood, oh wood, that 1
wuz Republican, so that one story
WOOD do for all localities and aujinces.
PETRLEUM v. Massey.
(Wich wuz Postmaster and hopes
10 be agin.)