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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-06-28
Baltimore Advertisements.


NOAH WALKER q Co.
THE CELEBRATED CLOTHIERS OF
BALTIMORE, MD,
Announce the introduction of a plan of ordering
CLOTHING & UNDERW LAR, BY LETTER,
to which they call your especial attention.
They will send on application their improved
and accurate rules for
SELEMEASURENEA
and full line of samples from theil immense
stock of CLOTHS, CAoSInERES, CoArlNiiS
SHIRTINGS &c. &c, thus enabling parties in
any part OF the country to order their Clothing
and Shirts direct from them, With he certainty
of receiving garments OF
The Very --latest Style
'8' And Most Peefect FIT AHainaJze.
Goods ordered will be sent ts Express to any
part OF the country.
AS is well known throughout the Southern
States, they have for Forty-three Years EX-
CELLED III all departments of their business,
which Is i. substantial guarantee as to the char
acter OF the Uouds they will send out.
4 large and well assorted stock of READY.
MADE CLOTHING always on hand, together
with Il full line of
FURNISHING GOODS,
including all the latest Novelties in DESIGN and
AT POPULAR PRICES.
When Goods are sent per Express c.. .. D.,
there will be no collection charge on amounts
of $40 and over.
Rules for Self-Measurement, Samples of Goods
and Price List sent FREE on application.
The attention of the trade is invited to our
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT., which is al
ways kept up to the highest standard.
NOAH WALKER Dc co.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mem and Boys
Clothing AID Furnishing Goods, either ready
made or made to order.
1875 and 1877 Baltimore Street,
72mar9y BALTIMORE, MD.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Every teacher must have a certificate
of qualification before teaching in the
common schools of the county. From this
date a book shall be- kept by the county
superintendent in which the name of the
teacher with the number of his or her
certificate shall be recorded.
The examination of teachers shall be
conducted on such a plan as will be most
likely to draw out the teachers method
of teaching. The object of examinations
is not TO ascertain how much a teacher
may know, but to find ont howi he will
faapdrt to. his pupils what he does know.
Everyteacher will be expected to read
some author On the subject of teaching.
Those who contemplate entering the
school room as teachers ought. by all
means, to study the Theory and Practice
of Teaching. The standard of education
in-our schools is entirely too low. We
cannot think of any better method of
remedying this defect than by Teachers
Institutes. There is a disposition among
teachers to cooperate in some way for
mutual improvement. s$'
What can be done in this direction?
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EMn Sale.

WHEREAS at the March Term, 1872, of
w the Circuit Court for Carter county,
Dan1 S. Nave, former Revenue Collector
for Carter county, in the State of Ten
nessee. 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. s 5 t
WILLIAM BAKER, Decd. O o acres, i'm
18th District, taxes 1867, $57 60. Paid
on same so 60 balance $50 90 -Collec-
tors fee 81 90; Clerks fee 81 so. Prin-
ter's fec 81 so. Total, 49, $39 90.
JOHN j.. SCOTT. II acres in sth Dis
trict. Taxes for 1869, Sc 90; Collectors
fee. 81 90; Clerks fee 81 so: Printers
81 80. Total SO 90.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court
that said tracts of and or so much thereof
as shall be of value sufficient to satisfy
the taxes, costs and charges legally ac-
cruing thereon, be sold as the law directs.
Test, q. w. EMMERT, Clk.
Pursuant to the above order / will ex.
pose to public sale at the Court House
in the town af EliZabethton, on the
the LIST Monday in July next, the forego-
ing tracts of land to satisfy said taxes,
costs and charges unless the same are
sooner paid. DAN7L S. NAVE.
Former ~Isevenue Collector
may9w4. for Carter county.
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HERALD AND Tribune:

o..
GENTLEMEN AS the cause of free
schools seems at last about to triumph
in our county, land allow me to say that
[ think this has been accomplished mainly
by your able advocacy of that cause against
all opposition) | beg leave to call the at
tention of all the friends of our educa-
tional Interests, to the necessity of adopt
ing at once such measures as will render
the schools as effective as possible. 1
will not presume to suggest the details
by which this is to be accomplished. But
one fact is evident there is much yet
to be done before we can have q system
of schools in good working order. The
Board of Education has selected live men
as its officers. These officers are doing
everything in their power for the cause
of free schools. They have q right to
expect the support and cordial co-opera-
ton of all and this is especially true in
regard to teachers. If a Teachers Insti-
ute could be organized, as suggested in a
late issue of your paper, it would certainly
accomplish much good. Many questions
pertaining to the organization and man
agement of schools would be discussed in
a manner that could not fail to result in
the improvement of our schools. We
need a interchange of views on these
questions. Let all teachers show by their
united efforts to raise the standard of
teaching that they appreciate their noble
calling.
FRIEND OF FREE SCHOOLS.
MAY Schoolhouse'' May 10th 1872.
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G1NcERS, TUlfORS G. ULCERS.

In consideration of many earnest So
licitations by the afflicted in the South, TO
be visited at or near their homes, we have
arranged for DIR. GREENE who has
charge of the Branch Office, at Charlotte,
n. c., to fill the following appointments:
RUTHERFORDToN, NC. Village Hotel, May 4
WAYNESvILLE, NC, Battle House, May %.
WEBSTER N O., Enloe House, May "a.
N. e., ars- Siler's Hotel, MAY 2a-
n. Mrs. Henry's House, May IS
DUCKTOwN, TENN, Mcleod Hotel, May so.
Ocoee House, June. LIST.
Atkins House. June Sd.
GREENEVILLE," Godfrey Honse, June A.
BRISTOL, Nichols Hotel, ] une 5th.
WARM SPRINGS, N %. Principal Hotel tune =,
And at HEyILL N. c. June 10TH -
Where he viii remain for the purpose
of treating cases, till October LIST.
During his absence, his Office at Char
lotte will be in char ge of DR.. Bentley, as
sistant physician to DIR. Kline's Philadel-
phia Bellevue Institute. a gentleman of
practical ability and thoroughly acquaint-
with the treatment of Cancers, Tn
mo and Ulcers, by DIR. Kline's Antidote
as well as all forms of chronic diseases.
april25m3,
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rnE NASHVILLE CONVENTION

Those who have fattered themselves
xith the ~fallacious belief that the Repub-
Lean party of Tennessee was a defunct
organization will be undeceived by the
Convention which was held in Nashville.
last week. Smittendown at n blow, like
the tabled Anteus it has received new
strength. vitality and energy from having
touched the dust. It's Convention, with
more Counties represented than in the
Democratic assemblago of a similar char
acter the week previous, was large in
numbers, powerful in intelligence, enthu-
elastic in spirit and determined IN feeling.
From the ashes of the past where slum-
bered the embers of former fires, the flames
of q new zeal and a new hope were en-
kindled which are destined to burn and
glow with the brightness of other days of
Republican triumph and prosperity in on,
State.
The Convention did its work disposition
ately, deliberately and unsel6shly and
therefore did its work nobly and truly
The delegates had no e to grind. and
no personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to promote.
There was no caucus-working, no wire
pulling, no pipe-laying. This delegated
body of patriots met to consider together
the PROSTATE condition of the only loyal
party in Tennessee; to place on living
record its earnest pro.estations against
the restoration of Democratic misrule
both in the State and Nation; to new
It's faith in and declare It's eternal sdhe-
renee to the glorious principles on which
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Executive Committee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn,
May 18th 1872. I

NASHVILLE, Tenn,
May 18th 1872
At the Convention of the Republicans
of the State of Tennessee, convened at
Nashville the following named gentlemen
were appointed as a Congressional Ex-
ecutive Committee for the frs. District,
to wit:
Hon. N. Hacker, NJ. S. Mahoney.
of Washington County.
VIM. Mullenix, and Hon. John Welsh,
of Sullivan County.
Henry T. Wilds, James O'Brien and
Rev. 4 Harlin of Green County.
Elias Bale, G. M. Bayles, Alfred Me
Kinney of Hawkins County.
Hon. Joseph Barker, F. NJ. Turner.
of Hancock County.
Allen s.. Tate, Thomas j. Latham, Of
Granger County.
Ben. j. Ausman, Eli Gains, of Clai-
borne County.
A. A. Snoderiy, M. Y. Nash of Union
County.
John Murphy, VIM. NJ. Miller. Of
Hamblen County
Charles Peterson, Shade Inman, Of
Cooke County.
John X. Miller. Capt. A. r. P. Toncray
of Carter County.
Capt. T. j. Berry, r. j.. Wilson, Of
johnson County.
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FRIEND OF FREE SCHOOLS.
May S~choolhouse' May 10th 1872.
EDITORS HERALD AND TRIBUNE:

1<aA ~ ~ NA
A word eretwo in your paper, about
the school at this place. 1t was organ
lied last fall in separate school houses.
At the end of the first five months, the
school was consolidated at Nays. In
expected success has attended the efforts
of the teachers and friends of education.
The attendance has peer unusually large
for the most of the time: General salts
faction prevails in the neighborhood re-
specting the school. The people of the
district have given abundant evidence of
their devotion to the free school cause
We are greately pleased with our teach
ers. They have manifested no little inter-
est in the welfare of the children, aud in
the general advancement of the educa-
tional work in the district. Prof. J.. Il.
Pence and his assistants deserves all honor
for their f~aithfulness in this great work.
The school closes on the 31st inst. The
friends are invited. The exercises will
consist of examination of classes, compost
ion defamation &C., MAYS
MAY 16, 1872.
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the war was fought and its results estab-
lished to commend and endorse an ad-
ministration that has most conscientiously
protected the interests of the country and
whose successes are attested in the general
prosperity of the people, the constantly
approaching value of natural bonds and
currency, the vast tides CT Immigration
spreading over the States and Territories,
the growth and expansion of human IN
dustries, the peaceful attitude Of CONNER
cial and social relations with all the world
and the constant reduction of the public
debt Notwithstanding the increasing cur
rent expenses paid to its pensioned SOL
diery.
Not a single note of discord was heard
in the councils of this Convention. Those
who had been estrayed in the heaten and
-virulent discussions of the Stekes-Senter
Campaign met as brothers, animated by
a common hope, fred by a common zeal
and determined upon a common purpose.
Into such a united and harmonious body,
it was impossible for the evil genius of
disruption to. ~insinuate its insiduous U
ellis and deliberations flowed along as
TRANQUILITY as the undisturbed bosom of a
shoalless river. The large and intelligent
German representation in the Convention
speaks volumes for this class of our popu-
Iation, and shows that the reckless i'll
tempered detection Of Sehurz is without
any material influence in our State. These
Germans are we'll educated and observing
men, and the striking contrast between
our Nation and European dospotisms has
been brought directly before their minds.
This advantage of practical experience
renders them the better judges of the diff
ferent forms of Government and more
competent discerners of political parties
and principles. Their adhesion to Re-
p%ublicanism is no empty tribute to its
moral worth md liberalizing and equali-
zing genius. The German who has fed
to our shores to escape the exorcisms of
a nature citizenship is a patriot from in-l
stinct and principle and will ally himself
with that party which will develop the
freedom and manhood of which he is in
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Notice!

In obedience to an execution Issued
i from the Chancery Court of Washing
ton county, Tenn, at its Novemberterm
1871, and to me directed, for the sun of
Five Hundred and forty-nine dollars and
cents; in favor of William H.
kilby, and against John III. Estes. will
proceed to sell at the Court House door
II the town of Jonesborough, for Cash in
hand. OF the 27th day of May. 1S72,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
the said John IL. Estes has in and to a
tract or parcel of land, situated
i'm Washington county, Tenn, District
No. !, adjoining the lands of Lucinda
Broyles, and others, said to contain 1O3
Acres, more or less, the same having
been attached and held to secure the
payment of the above named debt and
costs, and will be sold unless debt aud
costs are sooner paid. This 22d April, 1872
al. = al 4e S. E. GRIFFITH,
may2w4. prfsS Sh.f
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL ADVOCATE
A sixteen page monthly. Good for every
body to read. Live. fresh and vigorous.
S. Halves Editor. Terms with prem
iums) one dollar. Indianapolis, Ind.
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710 Chestnut Street,
st. Louis Mo.

A thick-headed squire being worsted by
Sydney Smith in an argument, took his
revenge by exclaming, IF I had a son whe
was an idiot. by Joyeli I'd make him .
parson :" Every probable" replied sgd
ney, shut I see your father was Of . diff
ferent mind"
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CHICAGO SCHooLMAsTER.-Teachers
School Officers, and the general readers
would be interested in it. Try it one
year. Price one dollar. =
Address. Schoolmaster Co., Normal,
Illinois. 81
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COOP AS EvER.-The American Ed
ucational Monthly. Address Messrs. j.
W. Schermcrhorn Go. fourteen Bon/
ST., New York. Two dollars per annrMs
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SEE HOW 1T Is.-The National Teach
er claims to stand at the head of Educa-
tional Journals. The claim certainly is
we'll founded. One dollar and fifty cents
a year. +. E. White, editor, Columbus,
Ohio. =
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HOME AND ScHooL.-A good school
Journal. Everybody likes it. n dollar
and fifty cents a year. 1s4f e
Address, John p. Morton & Co., Louis
vile. Ky, ~
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Montvale Spings,
Blount County, East Tenn,

T1HIS %favorite Summer Resort will be
l. opened for the reception ofguests on
the 18th May.
Tickets to the Springs and return, can
be obtained at all prominent points.
Board per month for May andJune s41 90;
for July, August and September $50 90;
for three months $3.50 on.
address for descriptive Pamphlets, &c.
JOS. l.. KING, Proprietor,
April9w2. Montvale Springs.
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SEND FOR IT.-A copy of the Main
Journal of Education. Price one dollar
and fifty cents. A. p. Stone, Editor
POLAND Me. ~ geLr sE ~
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LYNcHBURG, April 3Oth, 1872.

LYNCHBURG, April Both, 1872.
WE have this day sold and delivered to
w Messrs. McCorkle Il Lee, of this city,
our entire stock of Wines and liquors,
and have permanently closed our Liquor
Department, and will not after this date
pay any attention whatever to orders to
us for Liquors of any description.
We take pleasure in commencing oour
old Liquor customers the gentlemen
named above as reliable and worthy of
the confidence of the trading COMMUNE
ty generally. Ne shall continue as here
tofOre all Il e other branches of orr bust
ness, offering in the future as in the past
the most liberal advances on conSignments
hand or i'm transit, and shall at all
times keep an extensive stock, of Groce-
ries, Provisions, Grain, Seeds, Breadstuffs,
Fertilizers, &c, &C., to which we ask the
attention of the trade. ris-7t r.
.-.us ~r,a aHwLEE, TAYLOR & CO.
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ATLANTA, MARKETS.
II. T. cox & BROTHER.

CONFESSION MERCHANYS
FORSYTH STREET.
ATLANTA Ca. May II :S72.
Corn good demand Wheat non. in
market. Oats in moderate demand for
feed. Hay declining; Flour high grade.
in request; low grades dull; Bacon firm
with fair demand. Butter scarce, and
wanted if fresh and sound no Sule for
rancid trtter. Eggs constant demand if
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ID L.
BY H.

There is within every man a divine ideal, the
type after which he was. created, the germs of
q perfect person, and it is the of1ce Of education
10 favor and direct these germs. "-KAxr.
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REPUBLICANS In COUNCIL.

A Large Number OF Delegates I'm
Observation-Disclosures, En-
tIausiasm and Brotheriy Love
The Dawn Of u New Era Of
Political Purity and Patri-
etiSnl---Thc Resolutions
the only Platform en-
which n Loyal Man
cln stand.
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The American Journal ef Edu-
cation.

The May number of this valuable jour
nal comes out with numerous illustrations
matter EXTRA. A glance at his table of
will convince all that in the ability
and variety of its articles it is the leading
educational journal of the country. if not
of the world.
It's "Young Folks Department is both
brilliant and instructive. Send for it.
Address
j. B. MERWIN,
EDITOR & PUBLISHER.
40 Chestnut Street,
#H-f O. . ..I.a-
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Geueral Commission MerchHH
3OS Broad St., AuEWsta, Ga

Bacon, firm, Tenn, Sides and liam
wanted, Corn active at the advance, "0eas
none in market. Oats, in regular demand
for feed, Hay, scarce and wanted flOur'
high grades advancing. Butter. very scarce
and in good request, Eggs, declined WIN
rood stock.
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Thomas w. BicknelI, Providence Rhode
Island 81
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TRY IT.-The Rhode Island School
master. One dollar and fifty cents a
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Town pumpsNlocal editors.
A capital letter-one containing re-
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TO THE PHILA-
DELPHIA CONVENTION,
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Government to forget their old animus, and how
necessary It is for the State Republican, party Of
Tennessee to maintain its organization intact and
to push its efforts until Tennessee is again rescued
from the control of the Iawless and reasonable
Democratic party.
1 do not make these illusions TO the divisions of
the spirit Of a generous magnanimity all hands
may well conclude to let by-gonss be by-gones.
ting and healing OF pastdivisions ard an earnest
and successful effort to restore loyal political
rule in tennessee it will not have been in vain
those Of their sister States, recognize the admin
of the most succcssfulin the history of the coun-
try. The Alabama Treaty the humane, peace
fol Indian policy which has been successfully in,
angurated; the economy introduced into all
branches of the public service whereby millions
Of dollars of the peoples money have been saved
HUNDRED million doiIarsa year, and thesdimin-
ished taxes levied from the peoples the public
debt by a hundred million dollars a year, and the
diminished taxes levied from the people the en-
forcement of the laws to the conviction and PM
ishment of Kuklux, cowardly ass1ssius and muir
derers, who have made midnight black with their
horrid bloody deeds all these accomplished re-
suits during the last three years have made the
United States Government to be, loved at home
and respected abroad. And in all these Ameri-
thrift by continuing in Office the honored and dis
tinguished citizen under whose Administrations
'epossum'' policy of the Democratic party shows
that they have no hope by a square open appeal
President Grant. 1Se1e@ 47 ~
Their cooperation with disappointed, sore.
neaded, ofnce-seeEfng RepuDneans, 10 effect the
defeat of President Grant by means of the diyis-
ions of the Republican party will be equally mn
successful. @s
The people have faith in President Grant.
They demand his denomination with such EN-
phasis that State after State has fallen into line
with entire unanimity, When the voting is done
from Maine to California, and from North to
South, the masses will re-elect him by a MAORI
ty so large that none can doubt for a moment its
signifc arce.
Hoping that your deliberations may be guided
by wisdom, and their results rebound to the best
interests of our State and country.
i am, very respectfully, ra
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VA.
Wholesale Price Cur.

LEE: TAYLOR & CO.
chants and Produce Brokers' Wnoniission M,,,
Street. Lynchburg, Virginia. BriGr,
LYNCHBURG, VA. Nov, q.
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We afford opportunities for a business
education superior to any other institu-
ton in the west.
= Every well-to-do farmer and merchant
should send his SON to orr institution as
an essential part of his 'istart in life.'
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m m e ia I
sencsbere Prices Cur,o..-
JONEspoDo "t.

Apples, dried n II. - 's'2'
Bacon. Shoulders z u..t.....
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G.. w. Emery moved that the letter be
incorporated with the proceedings of the
convention, and, that a copy be furnished
to each Republican paper in the State.
Hon. r.. X. Butler, from the committee
on resolutions, made the following report,
which was unanimously adopted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
~ o. /
AN ACT

Establishing an additional term of the dis
trlct court III the parish of Carroll
WHEREAS. Owing to the sickness Of tie
Hon Wade II. Hough, Judge OF the III
teenth judicial District. no term OF The
district court has been held in the paris
OF Carroll siuce the fourth Monday in Ms
1871. and the next regular term not oeeu,
ring until the fourth Monday i'll May, ISL
litigants in said parish are subject to gres
Inconvenience and hardship by reason d
the delay III the decision of their cases
therefore.
SECTION !. BE it enacted by the Senap
and House of Representatives OF the STATE
OF Louisiana, in General Assembly COZ
vened, That the judge of the Thirteenth
Judicial District shall hold an additiOls
term of his court in the parish of Carroll
beginning the third Monday in Marct
eighteen hundred and seventy-tw0 The
judge OF the Thirteenth Judicial Distrc
may omit holding the regular term Of BIZ
court in the parish of Carroll, beginnings
the fourth Monday in May. eighteen hun
dred and seyenty-two. if i'll his opinion til
requirements of .jlstive will not suffer b
such omission.
SEC. >. Be it further enacted. etc. IhG
this act shall take effect from and after it
passage.
(Signedj o. II. BREWSTER,
Speaker of the House OF Representative
(Signedj p b. 5. PINCHBACk.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of tb
Senate.
Approved March 6, 1872.
tSigned) II. c. WARMOTH.
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
y true copy:
+. j. HERON.
Snor.torv nf S~o+n