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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
oRoPosGLs ron FRESH BEEF.


OTTIcE CmEP O, r., DEPT PLGTTE,l,
OMAHA, Nm April ", tsIa
hfalad ptop9sIs, IN duplicate, will Be Ieoolyed a.
this once un Y u o'clock a no, on SATURDAY, the
tth Of Jupo, l5i9, for furnishlna the fltEsH Btkf
tod btAes army at Omaha, Nsb., and yloinity, In.
eludlnE Omaha neneot.l during Twelve meaths con.
state a. Nhat prcoa ohoies ops o. Fresh Beef, Nut.
ton, Veal and Lamb viii be funihhed fof sale 70 on
uon AZ 70 conditions, quality Of meals pAyment, Ao,
ca, DO obtained ~ application 70 the phasEsGnsd.
y. w, BARRIGER,
myt3 Byt. BFiEsdier dsnerai Ard o, B.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
PRoPosAIs Ioa sTAri9sERY.


NAautNaTuN Mar l599.
Sealed proposals., addressed 70 he Bee etary u The
NAVY for furnlshl na ktatonsry Tor the Navr Dope
Inost, and Bureaus sod tiess testeot. 70 Ma.his0.
ton, during hoflssal lesI ebd.ng June -. ieA VIII
b Ioesivsd until u o'oloot, N /. 81 Juns H.
Proposals. must be subnitted on the fo ne furslshed
eSls annsaed, and muat sRibraes al ihs Items
.Progos.l. from parties got sussEoa In bu,usss IN
city, will not DO oonaidorud
Tno Department roaotvpa The right 10 Award IN
eontfaet Ia part o. IN Whole % 70 one q more ID
oovsrnmsnl also 2 reqaire grsa.sl q ls.s agAn'
utT Of article than that nDeohed 10 The aahedale
fhs articles VIII be called Tor from time 70 tims
nssdsd, and nus. b n seeYrdAsos nth ne seasa-
Iean ioI which Isqairedl NM. BE- dsl.ysrsd uiAoat
aotoFi 10 default Of any Of yhlsh rsquiIsmsnts the
Department reserves the right 70 purchase the Arti
oles essvhers 70 Annu the contrast IN Whole % In
part and viii hold the oontrAolors respousibl4 Tor any
Additional expense u neeeaIArily ineuIa thereby.
Bulls properly approyed, aooruing under the eon-
tract. win DO PAID quarterly ovo N uoav.ou
.my11, 29iuk,leit beoretATy Of The Nav.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24

uNIrED SrArEa ERdMEER'H OFEIcn,l
CHATTANOOGA, TENN,, April ~, lail. !
Sealed pro oaaa IN dapllcas WITH bs received % This
pnBoe until ~ oulook q m on "Wednesday, MAJ -,
lela Coz lapFuyins the Tonn river a. the follow.
AZ kasa' ToshsAd and TumbllpE Shoals. from QUE
70 seven mloa below OhAttAnOoga, Team The suck Al
Colbert Shoals the Suck from 10 ovsn miles below
qhatlaAeoea, fenIl. Al Colbert Aboala sad bee Tree
hso.ls, from seventeen 10 twenty-five miles below
Toe wJik 70 be done olu,iss In general terms Of the
excavation Of rock both In ledge and data ohod the
noy.l Of ngaVe and the construction OF rp rap dams
al Ia the liver, the depth OF water waning IRON Zero
10 three feet ~ the lowest stage.
Descriptive spsuihcAtons and Instructions Cor bid.
defa, and priated torma upon which al bids offered
must be made, may DO hnd Appliqation ~ this
NALTkR MCFARLAND,
mars Major o. EpElnsafa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24

srn y uads % ,ss sushsL Ia p ihs be-, aa.liJ
uorn and Data N b. sacked. The HAg and Htrau 10
be baled Tue pgoe bid 10 include tbs oost Of battling
aud sscking All to be Inspected prior 10 option
BY the United ~ lts. Sealed proposals. Will also be
received Al the l.me time ADD place FOE delivery Al the
afd coal, vial
Wood. Goal Anth. Ooal hit
coda, iona,C .2jIbs) ton,t .9b ips }
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24

OBTIoE or THH A, OBl
TArLon BAhRAoKs, L0UI9ymLK, ky,
ssAlad proposals., In DIP ieAts will 30 TeosiVed Al
this oboe undi " ~ uNk IS ts7a, Tor furnah hing
ths tFesh Beef nquiIsd By the ubsl tsnes Depart.
ment United States ARM, AZ this station duTaE StE
iugol hs, commencing July I, lbll
bilnnAuon - 70 eondlii9ns, quality Of Beef, pay.
wsnv, 40, aAn DO nbtAla,d n Appileailon a Ihls
BiIs, LIsalss.nt AZ stlpsntAl QaATtsrnistsr kgV'
snih UaValf1i A. "a mis-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
/ WTED SrAJEs. PA9Esl & 9FFlqE, IA, ~,

% The pstlties u HisRT WAiShIAs, Of
h .Ss & sss &c s' dss q
and ieiasasd On the ltth dAg q fs6IuAp, lsb, lor
ieis ordered thss Is 10 w ssss b. closed
sa The ga eAg ~ Ygg BeIti thst the time iOT
tied 10 tho ~ day 81 August nsIt, and that sLid
petition be hoard on the IN day Of August nsHt,
Any person MAJ oppose this eItenaiou.
nlyldMSW NO. Lk00R rT, Oammlssianat.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24

pRoPosA,S ron ESsEsh BEkF ASo NIT
IoPosAIA roR SRrsil hHhF'

osHoHA' o. g. FoaT ooIunHsg,l, lhti
nj, ef St gsIii d, NV ill %, lasslslss Ne
"a ss 1sIss Ky Il hsg ssa
mems % JuisI, isH laiaJmAiloa n NJ p6neltsnS,
SII,sil,iE 4. q ,s''' eA'@'a'' 20 A.
~ ssosa un'su'pi Twelfth IhhRiT, a dh,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
pRorosALs ron rRKsn DKKr.

fokr wOop. n. n. H., MAJ ., 1874. J
Sealed proposals.. In duplicate, viii be reeslyet ~
q this station for slI mouths, oommsnolhE July
lniosatioa - 10 coalitions, Quality Of beef, pap
mont, 40, can be obtAintd By Applieslon To-
mylt lieut. First Artillsry, A. o.. p.
n RoPosAtb ron STATIONERY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
mIl9 Byt. BrEsdisr dsnsrai ARD o. 3.
PROPosALs FOR hUpPLIEs. i -
oyncE eT THE A, A, q. NJ

SEALED proposals., IN dapeSis, WI Be received 10.
N an fh(DAI, Nay u, lisa, for The supply o.
for the fiscal year cOmmeuyluE JAY l. lea and sud-
Ing June %, lgt Tbese SUPPLIES 70 be delivered ~
hddera will state the prlos 10 ooln per cord ~
which thoy viii furnish this best quality o. Whts Oak
WOOD 800 also the best quauU OF He'd Mond-eAon
cord 70 contain l23 cubic lest Of wood 81 idetp viii
state the price In cola per ton At which they will iur
beat quality.
PTopeaAi mAJ hs made log any or All u tbsss sup
All bids must be accompanied By copy o. this ~.
ysssmsnt s1d ndsrssd b tgS IssPosssss , ~ We
faithful performance Of the oontTaot
PAYMENT viii b made A. tho lime o. delivery oi sq9
III purpQas, 49,.
pToposais 0hould ne ladaiasd "Pfopesals Tor fur.
niahlng Fuel, Forage aud Straw, sgd ~ ssssed 20
ma Ran,nd liant u. 4 oidnAnes, 4. A. Q. ".
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
,PosAIs ron STLTioEERT.

DErAhrnIHT o. TltAss I
BAn ANTONIO, Tnxaa, haIsh Isl
ad!sr!,s.sit .,.sshsd vl b received =, ~. cafs
Yntu 10 y. on Wsdussdy The lth dag o. Juns, tsa.
Tor furuishina such quantities NJ Do
AfATfOrERv
- NAV hs rsgulrsd ia The DepaftFuspt u IgnN lIun
The ~ dy o. Juy, isl 70 ts 1olh dag " Juns, ism
Bls9t fofg q psopo..ls, vi,h feaulrrpseta n
an. mt, n . Jhnss a: ngIE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24

Get a White Duck Vest nom the n srehan.
bis Fourteenth street, opposite WlllaTlI'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
stearns' 'sneo rdnBes Of the Consultation Of
the United Slatra

This valuable work, by Prof stearns. Il en-.
present year, and IL Just now being placed be.
lore the public by Mr.. Hopkins, OF the Franklin
Publishing Company, III Pennsylvania avenue.
Ono who has purchased = copy, and has
CLASSIFIED index, by subjects, IN oompre henslve
divisions and subdivisions, accom- panied with q
full and complete concordance, renders the work
invaluable, In fact 4 necessity, 10 every public
speaker, on account OF Its convenient arrange
mont for instantaneous reference. The work IL
also adapted TO the use Of schools, being ar.
ranged with questions for the convenience Of
teachers and students."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
$500, 900.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
LegallEed by State Authority and Drawn
In Public In st. Louis.
GTand Single number scheme.
.. $4,000 NUMBERS.
Glass v, TO be DraWA Nay 81, 1871.
$3.50 Prizes, Amour Ing 10 $500, 900.

Tickets, $40; Half Tcksts, s.; quarter, $3.50.
tn Our Lotteries are chartered b. tho Hnts, are
A.Js drawn At the time named, and all draviDEi
undet the supervision OF sworn oonnlAsaonera-
IL The oihoiai drawings will be publishsd IN the
" Louis pspsrs, aud eopJ SCOT 70 purehasets Of
NJ We viii draw = similar scheme the IAsl day Of
ever month during The IsAE lsia ,,,,,,,s, 1890,
OhpKIH, RE0IsThRED LErffR, DRAFT on
hAPhhbh. Semi tJI riIcn'AE Address,
MUhhAY, MILLER a. co..
~, iseais. Mo.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24

JsIEnsosyiiIs' Ism. Hsy 10, isiS
Scaled propo Als In duplicate. invited aud vii
be receiysd At this onieo until 2 M, TUESDAY,
June II l679 Tor aupplfiug thu DspATtTnent Of the
south and this Depot with ttAli nsTy requirid dur.
log The IeAT ending Jane -, lsiA
guirtd viii be fuyulahod Applieaoa 70 thls once
hamplea OF thp btaliole bid for must DO dUpQatod
70 this oiios, and the delivery 70 oohierm IN al par
uoulAru 10 samples furnished.
Delisery TO be Al IN - depot al such times and In
such quahtltes A. may be directed BY the ohosr 10
charge.
kaeh bid n DO accompanied b. q guarantee Of two
responsible perspns that IN case Of award OF contract
good Ahd aneient hood will be given Tor the faith
full pstfofmanoe Of the same,
0ldl 10 be dslipntly lndorssd Proposals for Ste.
ueasp,H sod Ad dressed 70 the undsrsigpsd;
The right 10 reserved 10 rsiset Any or ali bids.
BY ardsr Of the QuattsrusstsT 0snsrAL
myll u. II. HOYr, Depot Qaattermastsr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
ThNo FUH UA1l VATb AND 81 HAW
DIPor ouAnrERMAsTEH's oTTIorl

JErFEksjSvILIE, isD., MAJ 10, isi1 4
healad pUpnsals IN duplicate, will be Ieselved 81
this Office uotl u a'elook, M, Of TUhhDAY, Jane u,
l5la, Tor suppylDG this Depot Nth eh qdenttlos OF
rear ending Juns 81 VA.
ilsY % So Of tls best quality Timothy and we'll
Oels Of No. quality, crop Of Is72, iree from dirt,
shat or other farelsn matter, And AAokod Ia GOOD
sacks TO be fur alAhod by the contractor. =
stray In be Of tbs bost quality Of oaL well bAled.
Delivery " be A. such hmes and places a. ths Dspot
BE- made for each ETtiola. All bids q be lndorgod
signed. T-7
HSTTdasr Of Ne 9pA ~. VS. s o:9s..l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24

CITY ITEMS.
WHITE DUCK PArTALooNs.
White Duek PantAlOons.
white Duck Pantaloons.
I've. Moan wALKER Co.,
eli Penusylvania avenue,
At Metropolitan Hotel Building.
TnE original and only improved genuine Howe
Sewing Machine, which bears tho medallion Of
the inventor, Elias Howe, Is sold only at tho
local once, No. eas rennsyivAniA avenue, DO.
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets ]. Kari Is
tho only agent, and he has no cAnyAssing agent
to annoy tho public. g#T o.. o.. II.
THE ORioiSAL HowE SHwINo MAcHIrH-
Parties In search ofa nrstclsss family sowing
machine should not fall TO call at tho store OF
mr.. Jas. n, vermllyn, No, clio Ninth street,
opposite the Patent once, and examine tho
Original Howe.
II has lately been Improved, and runs much
lighter than the old Howe Machine. 1t IL
capable Of doing tho widest range Of work, and
~ family machine has no superior.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
Proposals.
pRorosAis ron FREsH bEET.

FqnT WADIwontg. n. III Wv L jsi.
Sealed Propse.h n qnpligs.e, vith espg q ~
unt 70 O'Clock, M, Juns l. ls7a Tor flrninhu Ne
UsiI.4 stsiss sgsy. y ~ ssT' Sssss IL ~
E,Ss W S:, w d'V.o o-'
iuie,rn ston . % quality u See. ysynsn,s sd
conditions ean be o6eaiasd hI aeRnle.,l1i y 80,
mi nm, rlsutsnsni mi q rtiIlssy, 4. 0.G
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24

TNoR BALR-THAT DESIRABLE DWELLING,
" four stories and basement, With all modem lD'
EFoVomentl, ulle Tesidensu ~ honat1r hagAHd,D u
rooms dall6htiullg heated VI I street, ntaF the
ArlinGton Hotel Pdgs nGN = $4,000 IaTml OAEy
NktRl RtR ssVs1th street bsiHsen y and ttTsslt,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24

.
San fRAsoiSoo, OlL., MAJ 4, isfa5
s;sss s:SSSs if. e:
dell!e0 dpitnk the nsoa year endies June ~ ss Of
The iOllo"iHs seppii u =. NOR. or is,.' rs,
luo1, pOaed. q csi..
isoeoo pound. o STRAW; ,u..
Al AAnA ~ FRks5iso6. 6Hf W '~'
OoS S SssS: 2, q bsSnn.u. Goal We. Ru..
I1gS, pound. q barley $500.
AT POINT aAN JoaF. GAL.
-, 90 cords o. Hard Weed. ~,
1900 pSsnd. 81 iliamiaoss 0os. West Hartley.
ns,l poauds q yAts.
hT y 4. q .u1s W W. TnAHoisoo, CAL
s99ooo Pogaa. y AhshIssl.s g.; Es:.sfs .,,.,
SSsSS Po asS 81 b1s s''a0"' w. ~
iseSS sSssS. 3 ~.
AT ANGEL lsLAS oIa.6 Ht5 5Rf or san ThAS'
sS$S Sssss: X .zs,s.: ~ cY., E..,;.. .;,
,s NM S SsasS: & & ~. ~
ooOo psasas . Alisw. -.
AT ALoAThAEa I nNd,sI6b adAEBoE on SAN
-. Sos cords q isia Weed ~, -.
S,Iss pounds q oats. w. "''' " '
s SSSS SSs SSSSS: q q h h:s
At SAN 6ssIS GIs 81 g qihIR ls&y ISSUE TO
s.SSoSS PSSads q biiSAaoas 0osi' Sssl West Hart.
AT ALoHTRAz ISLAND. HARBoR or SAN
Fo, o.. 8 n Il z, 81; M.spA,r-
s,sOO,ooo poaads Il domestic Biianisoas ossI
ana ~ NJ. % ss MADE ..psrsss es ssss rs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
DRoPosIIS FOR sUPPLIEs.

sIeuI orr, Iowa, MAJ II, tsla
Juhs IN AZ M ior hrnlahlua the falloWin6 aphsllt
snos atores dsiitsrsd 81 thu uOyafnmeat warehouse
on OF bafor6 Juua 90 ial3, VII
IBSsl poands asSs.iod BsSOu, 10 strong uuulss,
400 pounds fioar, In double 'ssLL
SaOa peunda Soap,
mJii rios, q bUtllVAAl Capt. and U .,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
TIE DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY. MAY a. 1879
AmuSements, Lectures, Etc

A@SSNN ~ A'NN
IN NJ. j. y issills ..,.,..,., Is,.ss and Manager.
ana "a ~ ..,s, ~ X, IN, iso III
mRS s a,,I Ig.D wo6D
nm - p,o.hao nsLbh "a. Nnau inns yyoon
aNd the ns.S q ,r,syiy AZ 49,
o,,, u.,,,,. al, n pSs y a s,rupp.v
EiolT al ~ Mrs JDUH WOsJn'S fsresoii 10
AGa.tes -
IA HFII,F SALVAGE and CuEuKMkTF.
. ' ' : - s'''' - :, :, :, :,
" - .ToEI1HT, -
""A khfERTHkNiEnaf ETD. ~
AMPnfuls e o e
Court scenes from "AOION HHlEOLE"
Scion . NJ Him Issch.
CLOSING S.h ~, Pl,s,,Ss !sIos,
Adrnl,aiop, Is cents rsssryed seats so csnts
nyiis
-,
BAsh BALL"
het~ren
OLYMPLQs AID RATIONALE
of %g oSE!S S:s; g .:s$ n'
NTEw NATIONAL TIIR1TnT,
SIX ntasrs ONYX 'YA M noNE uATtHEE,
UoMMhNOINn MQnpAY, MAY ", lsil
r...,,...d n, .I,h ,.,,.o.,.d an.
NON b.s =, ~ Il III, sy
y, ,,rr new snd ms,t b. nspt NAV 'VtiR I'll Al MI
COMP ANY. '''-' Wv 'N''> -
NiDNIlAN0 My III MARY hIUAhIs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24

THnp pI,rRBSr. n. Il, No III GInanp ~.
PHuADELFHtk, Pa. April -. ign y
Sealed frogos.l., 10 iripllgsts, With copy q ths
naul " IN on Thursday, My S9,b, ie2, for DE-
s Ss..
o. EofANa And STRAW.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24
.RoPosGLs ron fREsd BE9f.

oPTIoE A. O. T.. NAEHynLEi THns.,l
Sealed propoaals In duplicate viii Be Isoslvsd al
this ofoe until y O'clock M. J6ne tQ1 lga for far
nlshluE the ffesh Bee regni cd BY hs bubsietsnee
Departmental y. AIat thle stA'ian daInE the sin
months Commanding lnly 1, iN2 Information a. 70
oyndition,, quality ~ Bssf, paynsnv, Ae.. osn be
- -''''~- WIN, V. RIuHARDs,
mayII lat II 10Th U. y. Inf A. o. b.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-09

see. where ore inexhaustibly abounds.
The mines of Pennsylvania and other
States are not able to supply the Ameri-
can requirement and the only locality to
which iron capitalists can hopefully Hook
is to East Tennessee. In the hearts of
our mountains the needed metal lies in
exhaustless viens of richest quality.
The Astounding streams furnish eligible
sites for furnaces, and the fuel is close at
hand. If the iron interests of our section
were now in a course of development ,uL :
der present drain and consequent high
prices, the circulating medium would be
increased one thousand dollars for ten
now changing hands. We would have
sufficient means to develop all the re-
sources wi.h..which we have been blest,and
no enterprise demanding capital would
languish and die for the want of support.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-09

In a recent number of the Knoxville
Press and Herald, we find the following
telegram:
NASHVILLE, April 20, 1872.
Col. JNO. NJ. FLEMING:
Genera Cheatham's lard withdrawing
from the canvas will appear i'm the city
papers Tomorrow morning.
THOS. O'CONNER.
1t is an undoubted fact that Gen.
Cheatham announced his candidacy, be-
lieving that he would be successful in his
aspirations. His friends encouraged the
movement. and the General was so san
guine of checkmating Governor Brown
that he called upon the Democratic State
Executive Committee to postpone the
time of holding the nominating Conven-
ton in order that he might canvass the
State. This reasonable demand was re-
fused, and knowing that the cards were
stocked against him and that the friends
of Gov. Brown we're determined upon
another term for his Excellency, the gal
liant Frank gracefully withdraws.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-09
CONCENTRATIONS.
EDIroRs HERALD AND TRIBUNE:

EpIroRs HERALD AND TRIBUNE:
Permit me, in behalf of the young La
dies of Jonesboro. to express through your
paper our sincere and thankful affection
Of the complimentary entertainraent given
BY the gallant young gentlemen Of your
town on the evening of May End. And
especially do we appreciate the self-sac-
ri6cing and successful endeavors. of the
managing committee, for our entertain
meut how delightful the promenade and
how charming the strains of music, that
faeated around as; and the refreshments,
what epecuriau taste would not have ap-
p~reciate such How often 10 after life
when youth and beauty has left US and l;fe's
cares weighs heavy upon US, will memory
trim her sails and bear US down the streams
of time, to other Genes and other years,
in fancy again We will participate in the
pleasures of that evening, with the touch
of memory's magic word will we recall
the merry game. the gay promenade and
floating music. The gay, crowds of la
dies dispersed over the room where wit
and beauty reigned. The gallant gentle
men, SO impartial in their endeayors to
promote general enjoyment, o v
where now and then there were
to be seen a retired couple where some
loving swain was signing out his devotions
to the charmer in whose eyes lay all the
beauty for which he cared and whose voice
alone was music for him. Long will these
scenes live in our memory, time cannot
dissipate the impression that that evening
made, nor efface from our hearts the ap-
probation due the gentleman to whom we
were indebted for SO much pleasure. And
to them, one and all we tender our con-
CALCULATIONS for the successful endcavors
to surpass the leap year party given by
the ladies, also our best wishes that they
may be always thus successful in acts and
all their undertakings, and that many,
many evenings of like pleasure may crowd
their lives-and TO our noble and worthy
townsman Col. Reeves-who took SO ac-
tive a part in promoting the pleasure of
Of all present. with seemingly SO little
concern for his own happiness, to him we
also tender our thanks and good wishes,
hoping that his life may be as full of gen.
erous pleasure as he makes ours, where
ever We chance to meet, for no social
gathering is complete without him. And
to the Rev. G. C. Thrasher, who favored US
with a few complimentary remarks, on
the beauty of the Jonesboro.' ladies, and
deploring the deficiency of the gift in
sterner sex, standing forth himself as a
specimen of the handsome gentlemen Of
his own native State. To him be our
many compliments and good wishes for the
addition ofhis lively and loudly applauded
address, which was altogether in accordance
with the spirit of the occasion. both in
length and in style.
Respectfully, yours.
VIRGINIA.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-09
/. Tar Sale.

WHEREAS at the March Term, 1872, OF
W the Circuit Court for Carter county,
Dan'l ). Nave, former Revenue Collector
for Carter county, in the State of Ten
has hereby reported to the Honor
able Circuit Court the following tracts OF
land midtown lots and parts of lots for
condemnation and sale for the taxes due
and unpaid for the years 1867 and 1869,
to wit.
WILLIAM BAKER, Decd. 1000 acres. i'm
18th District, taxes 1867. S57 6o. Paid
on same S22 60; balance S35 90; Collec-
tors fee 81 90; Clerks fee 81 so. Prin-
ter's fee 81 80. Total, S39 90.
JOHN j. SCOTT. Il acres i'm Sth Dis
trict. Taxes for 1869, sc 90; Collectors
fee. 81 90; Clerks fee 81 so: Printers
81 90. Total SO 90.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court
that said tracts of land or so much thereof
as shall be of value sufficient to satisfy
the taxes, costs and charges legally ac-
cruing thereon, be sold rs the law directs.
Test, q. w. EMMERT, Crk.
Pursuant to the above order I will ex.
pose to public sale at the Court House
door in the town af ElizabethtOn. OH the
the lst Monday in July next, the forego-
ing tracts of land to satisfy said taxes.
costs and charges unless the same are
sooner paid. DANiL S. NAVE,
Former Revenue Collector
may9w4. for Carter county.
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Notice!

IN obedience to an execution issued
Il from the Chancery Court OF Washing
ton County, Tenn, at its term.
1871, to me directed, for the sum of
Five Hundred and forty-nine dollars and
nineteen cents; in favor of William II.
Kilby, and against John Fl. Estes. Twill
proceed to sell 1T the Court House doc
ii the town of JonesborOugh. for Cash in
hand. on the 27th day of May. 1872,
all the right. title, claim and interest that
the said John III. Estes has in and TO a
certain tract or parcel of land, situated
in Washington county. Tenn. District
No. !, adjoining the lands of Lucinda
BrOyles, and others, said TO contain IO3
Acres, more or less, the same having
been attached and held to secure the
payment of tile above named debt and
costs, and will be sold unless debt and
costs are sooner paid. This 22d April, 1872
s. L. GRIFFITH,
may2w4. prfSS Sh1f
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Picnic and Festival.
ELIzABETHToN, Tenn,
May 3, 1872.

May 3, 1872.
MEssRs. EDITORs According to
previous arrangements the Sunday School
scholars of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at this place OH the LIST inst. pro-
ceeded to the grounds of Mr.. b. NJ. G.
O'Brien and participated in the plays and
games appropriate to such an occasion.
The grounds were beautiful, the children
numerous. and from .'early morn until
dewy eve everything went as merry as a
marriage BELLE" Alright, at the Church
the Teachers and pupils of the School
gave one of the most brilliant entertain
ments ever presented to our people. The
entertainment was opened by an address
appropriate to the occasion by VIM. r.
FItzsimmons of our town, which for
sublImity of thought, and ignorance of
style is hard to beat. His address was
followed by Ii. c. Boyd and JAS. Burrow
who received the repeated plaudits from
the auditory. The Essays by the Misses
Paregory. Sallie Burrow, T. Roberts
and Miss Della Bradley were clothed in ele-
CANT language. and showed hat the authors
thereof possessed minds of culture and re-
6nement. In fact the whole entertain
ment was a grand success and the object
for which it was created has l trust pro-
duced the effect for which it was created
the promotion of the Sabbath School and
the general good of our community.
OBSERVER.