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,uo paper, for Il week or IWo past have
t"cmod with reports and surmiso- in refer
'ncctoohorriblcmurlcralairatJ cnnyr,yillc,
Pa, which Ina, at length been cleared up so far
as to present the following state Of facts.
some time ago a man named Uddcrzook
ana a poor carpenter named Goss, living in
NaIyIlnu formed a conspiracy To dctraud
ne NE insurance companies 10 that end
toss secured insurance on his life i'm the sum
"l S?DoOV. soon AFTER his carpenter shop
was burned, ana he was missing. but i'm the
ruins Was found a body which was claimed
10 be that OF GoSS. The insurance cumuauic~
however, suspected tn" plot, and refused To-
pay the policies Suit was accordingly
brought and Jddcrzook figured con-piciou-Iy
aS a witness for the plaintiff This Suit if Va.
remember rightly resulted in verdict
against the insurance companies OF course
n was necessary all this time that Go,> should
remain concealed. Finally j, was arranged
that jddcyIook should meet linn near Phil
n3clphIa. and rive him $1,000. and that he
should thcrcupon sail for Europe Uddrrz0ok.
however, saw Way whereby % realize tim,
additional sum. Accordingly hc cniiccd
GosS into the country, ana murdered him
his crime Is no sooner charged against I'd
acrzook, who is mos. happily named for
villain, than II j. remembered taat hc WA,
rlc last person seen with one Joseph H.
smith, whose body was found u Tie Christi
ANA river at Wilmington. DEL. iu April last.
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PRICE OF TICKETS

Whole tickets $50 layc, e.. Tcnths or each Coupop
g.; Eleven whole Tickets $500. ~. Tickets Tor sI
liz Whole Tickets for 500, 20 Whole Tickets iCr $1,000
No discount on less than s5r worth of Tickets a time
Ihe unparalleled success of the Third GIt Concert As
vel as the satisfaction given by the INST second makes
Only necessary TO announce the Fourth To insure nrnn
sale OF every Ticket The Fourth CIT Concert win be con.
Quoted IN all s details Ike the THIRD and ful particulars
may be learned from CirCnlars which NH be sep re fr.
this office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale all orders acc,
by the money promptly hled Liberal terms gwen To- those
VINO buy 10 sell again ~ '
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THE CITY COUNCIL,
Cutters. iiitchinG Posts, and Conundrums

! 'htttTN iill,hiIiS fOst~, ana SDntinurunS.
special meeting of the wise men who run our
city government was held at the City Hall, ON
Thursday evening. The meeting was slow in
coming to order, owing to party named "Quo.
rum
We observed several aldcrmanic fingers being
jabbed in different directions, as if the owners
were poking out eyes of imaginary adycrsaries
but were informed that the performance was
called counting noses" The jabbing of alder.
manic fingers at aldermanic noses determined
the absence of that important party as we under.
stood it-Adcrman Quorum" In the absence
of the Mayor, City Attorney and Marshal, the
Street Commissioner was sent ont to hunt M
the dclinquents Int brief space Of time we
heard the announcement, Quorum present"
We looked up and our astonished vision rested
upon the healthy form of Alderman Dcanc
BUSINESS
Alderman Cary moved that DR.. Stout act as
chairman pro tenn. Carried
The clerk read the call. 1t was for the pur-
pose Of so amending an ordinance, or rather Il.
resolution for an ordinance, which was passed at
Il former meeting, authorizing the laying down
Of cutters and putting up Of hitching post,
around the Court House square, as TO include
Main street from Court street to Fox river, and
to do such other business as might come up.
Carey made a motion, covering the substance
of the above SO far as it related TO the gutter, on
Main street Some objection to stopping at
Columbus street.
Carey-Thcrc's no necessity of carrying the
cutters further than CtluIuhg- 81
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JAZZ BIRDs,-The new accessions to the county
Jail during the past week were two colored gen
tlcmcn, Henry Sell, Is orc OF them, and he is
placed in durancc for assaul,ing one Archie
Alexander with deadly weapon. The other,
who owns up to the name Of William Gill, bought
Il $50 harness of a nc-hbor named William 1ay.
lor. He got the harness 1T bargain; in fact, he
got il for nothing so to speak, because William
Taylor was not around when the other William
made the bargain. For this little irrcg larity
he is now tickled with the prospect Of 4 tolera-
bly, permanent situation at Joliet.
William Riley, mentioned in our last as in Jail
on charge of Misunderstanding at La Sale was
let out on a rccognizance on Saturday.
FREIGHrS COMING DowN.-New grain rates by
the railroads between Ottawa and Chicago went
into operation on Monday. The rates on all
grain except wheat, corn, oats, barley, min
feed, &c,) are reduced from 10 cents and mills
per 100 lbs to 10 cents mills On wheat from
Aurora to Ottawa from ~ u cents per 100 lbs. to
5 cents On next Monday an entire new tariff
will probably 20 into operation ON both roads,
reducing frcghts about - per cent. all round.
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WEDNESDAY. DEG. Sd, 1913.
Sell, 100000

Divided into lAU0 cash GIFTS, win he distributed hy lo'
among the trh, rhude,s. Iue numbers OF the tickets
be drawn from one wheel by BLVD ch irrl aHi Tie gtt,
another.
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thyut.Ig.
Robert Hlr.1g ... .IAlEagpt Barton.
II aIfcAI.Ig rom an Afiiav ia iu Ia' flee ne
CLERK OF sad court that said defendant, Margaret Evr.
Is not res sent Of said stin .t sad Complainant hg.. Ing
Med his b OF complaint lu said court. on the JrIrg.rv
SIDE theggQi OF ne n day OF June a. D ISIS ssn. and
summons having been issued thereon according 70 law:
Notice, therefore Is hereby given to sl1 defend nd ,r-
garet burton mat unless You sf personally l- ana lp
pear ioFe sad co. az sad term thereof 20 Dee held the
Court House ID Ottawa, n said county, tar second Nra
day OF October next A. D. $50 t"arn and where said sum
mons Is reuruabie, and plead tnWtT damur tNcpr To
81 biz the WI BE thtH 10. ,uuIsst against ygu
and tho matters ana things therein PRAYED ''r JrHre,l 80
cDriingly. CHARLES Il. HOOK. C-Crs
JAMES ". pUEcAE, SOUcjtor. ar-2-iv
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LIST OE GIFTS.

TOTAL. 10000 GIFTS ALL CASH,
amounting to..... ~ - 900
The distribution will be positive, whether az lao t.
are sold or not and the l2un gifts all paid I'm t.
te tickets sud-a Usud tickets being DESTROYED a. Al
the First and Second Concerts, and reprcsenie IN te
drawing
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BUILDING FELT


No Tar used for outside work and inside instead of
ter Felt CEgpe'ng &c. send stamps lur Circular
samples G.. j. FAY, Camden y. ).
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II printed 20 order, by t~NAN a. Il NPl. IA Sd.


NOT, -. DRAFT q. ND IlI.tT.r III
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TH0S, Z, BRAMLETTF

Agent Publ. Iihr. Ky. and Manager Gin Concert.
Public Library Builduy, Louisville. Ky.
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Sweet cider at Lon. Picrguc'..
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HE lOIIOWmg lIgnrcs .hOw thc y0u0tiOm q
lands town lots, and the grand total Of an the
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27
OTATE OF TENNESSEE,
~ WASHINGTON COUNTY.
N, 3. Mathes, by Attachment.
William l'ayne,

William l'ayne,
IN this cause it appearing by affidavit
that the defendaOt William Payne is just
" indebtedto the Plaintiff, N. b. Mathes
in the sum of s27,72 cents, and has alb
seconded so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon him; aud an
original attachment having been levied
on his property. 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Herald
and Tribune. a newspaper published in
the town of Jonesboro', Tennessee, for
Tour successive weeks, commanding the
said William Payne to appear before me
orsome other Justice of the Peace, at my
office in Civil District No. 8, of SAID coun-
", on the J0th day of April next, and
make defence to said suit against him, or
it will be proceeded with exparte. Feb
ruary I'D, 1873. s8nt 2
G. W. TELFORD, J. P.
feh2i w4pfs5l for Washington ceunty.
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aud will pay all costs, fines and damages
assessed against such keeper or keepers
thereof aud in case ola forfeiture Of such
bond, suit may be brought thereon, for
the use Of any person interested, or for
the use of the county in case Of a fine or
costs duo such county Progided, that the
penalties in tho nature Of fines mentioned
Ia this dection may be enforced before
Justices OF the Peace or Police Magis.
tratcs.
SEC. 0. Be 10 further enacted, That
the giving away of Intoxicating liquors,
or other shifts or devices TO evade the
provisions Of this act, shall be deemed and
held an unlawful selling within the pro-
visions of this act.
SEC. 10. Be IL further enacted, That
the penalties mentioned in the 9Th sec-
ton of this trt may be enforced by indict-
mcut in tho Court of Record having
criminal jurisdiction and all the pecd.
mary zines or penalties provided for in
any Of the sections Of this oct, may also
be enforced and prosecuted for, before
any Justice of the Peace of the nroper
county, in an action of debt, in the name
Of the S &c of Tennessee as plaintiff, and,
in case of conviction, the offender shall
stand committed to the common iail
until the judgments and costs are fully
paid or secured.
SEC. IL. BE ii further enacted, That
the selling of any quantity less than one
gallon will be a violation of this act, and
this shall apply to all druggists, except
for medicinal or sacramcntal purposes,
and they shall not sell for medicinal pur.
poses, except upon the certificate of a
practicing physician, that it is essential
to the health of the person desiring to
purchase, or some one of his family. And
the selling of all bitters and mostrums
which may be used to intoxication, as a
beverage, shall be considered o violation
Of this act.
SEC. -. Be il further enacted, That
this act shall not affect such persons as
shall have ~uncxpired licenses at the date
of its approval. moi shall it in anywise
affect an act entitled can act to protect
and encourage manufactures, passed De-
cember II, 1871, NOR shall it be submit
ted as herein provide to the vote Of those
persons residing within the limits Of said
act Of December IA, 1871. All other
acts in conflict with this act are hereby
repealed.
Sec. IS. Be it further enacted, That
from an after the passage of this act, no
new license shall be issued nor existing
license be renewed, 70 run longer than
the first Saturday of June, 1878.
Sec. IA. Be it further enacted, That
this act shall take effect from and after
the first Saturday in June, 1878, the pub
lie welfare requiring it.
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NHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
j. F. and J. S. Shannon,
S. NJ. Shannon, ct. al.

Pursuant TO an order OF the Cfssncerv
Court at Jonesboro' at its February Term
1879, in the foregoing cause, | wilt of9f
for sale to the highest bidder on the
premises ON the 9TH day of April 1879.
the land mentioned in the pleadines 70
wit, the farm on which Elijah Shannon
lived at the time of his death. Containing
200 acres more or less, or so much thereof
as may be necessary TO pay the Judgment
snd costs IN this n subjectto the ife
estate Of the widows dover. lying in dis
trict No. Smear Washington College, and
adjoining the laud Of Jacob Baxter and
Others, Terms cash in hand. February
the Goth 1873.
b. F. swrNGLt, c. & ".
f~cboSWiDfSS
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GHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
Jno. F. Broyles, ct al.
s. d. Wadlle, ct. al,

Pursuant to a decree Of the Chancery
Court at Jonesbcro' al its February Term
1873 in the above cause, | win offer for
sale at the Court House door In Jonesbo-
ro' OF the 9Th dsy of April, 1873, the land
mentioned in the p~leadings, lying in Civ
v District No. 2, Washington county,
Tennessee, adjoining the lands of A.
Snapp, ID. Good, aud the heirs of J. Moore
and others, containing 100 acres, more or
less. and upon which Samuel u. waddle
now resides. | will sell the same on q
credit of 9 and l2 months, bond and ap-
proved security will be required except
the sum of 300, TO be paid In hand, a lien
will be retained until the purchase money
is fully paid. Feb. &c, 1873.
B. F. SWTNGLE, C.& ".
fch2.wlps5.
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TN CIIANCERY All JONESBORO.,
G. F.. Ford,
John G. Wilder, ct. al.

Jonn ". wilder, ct. al.
In this case it appearing from the allie.
cations in cO%mplainants bill, that John
Wilder, is a nonresident of the State OF
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeks, in the HERALD AND TRIBUNE, a
weekly newspaper published in the town
ofJonesboro' Tennessee, notifying the
said nonresident defendant to appear
before our said Chancery Court, ON the
4th Monday in May next, and make de-
fence to said complainants bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing eX-parte.
Witness, b. F. Swingle, Clerk an {
Master, Of said Court at Office in Jones.
borough, this 18th day of February 1879
b. F.SWINGLE, C.& NJ.
feb2Owspfs5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27
NHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
Silas Ratliff and Enoch Howard; et. al
vs..
,James WpllS et al -FN

odHiSo WITS CT. al.
Pursuant to decree of the Chancery
Court at Jouesboro' at its February Term
1873, in the above cause, | will offer for
sale to the highest bidder at the Court
House door in Joiesboro' on the 9Th day
ofApril, 1873, tho land mentioned in the
p~leadings, to wit: the fsrfr belonging TO
Samuel Ii. lnglish at the time of his death
lyingin civil district No. 10 Washington
county tennessee, adjoining the lands
ofthe heirs of James a. Wells, dec'd. and
others containing lG2 acres more or less:
will sell the same on a credit,of six,
twelve aud eighteen months in equal IN
stallments, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security tot the purchase
money and a lien retained untill the u
chase money is fully paid, sold without
the right ofredemption. Feb. 10Th S72.
Subject TO : G widows dover interest
II. +. SWINGLE, {. q VI.
feb27wIpfS5
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CHANCERY COURT AT JoNEsDoRo'.
John d. Hess.
VS.,
Leah Hess.
Bill for Divorce.

IN this cause it appearing from the
allegations in cOmplainants bill that the
defendant Leah Hess, is a nonresident of
the State of Tennessee. 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Herald and
Tribune a newspaper published in the
town Of Joneshoro', Tennessee, notifying
said non-reside... defendant to appear
before our said Chancery Court on the
lth Monday IN May next and make de-
fence to said bill or the same will be ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing ex-
parte, Witness b. +. Swingle, Clerk and
Master of said Court, at Office in Jones'
boro.' This 23rd day of December, 1872.
IF. SWINGLE, G. & NJ.
decoGMInfSI.
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mike, will you come in and take a
drink" Mike looked at the man for
the space of a half a minute, and then,
rolling his eyes upward, very softly said !:
81 tot it was an angel spakin to me-"
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decoGw1pfS.j
NHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
Robert Love,
va
A. Biggs and VIM. Smith, ct. al.

D.A. Riggs and Wm. Smith, ct. al.
Pursuant TO q decree of the
Chanccry Court Mt Jonesboro' at rs
February Term, 1873, in the above aus
Will offer for saie. ON the front of the De.
pot at Johnson City OH the 18th day o,
April, 1873, two town lots In said City
District No. O., Washington County, Ten.
nessee, containing o~nc-fourth acre each,
adjoining the lots Of
! will sell the same on SIX aud u months
time. Note and security will be fNdeired
bearing interest from date. said lots will
be sold without the right of redemption,
and \ lien retained until the purchase
money Is fully paid. Feb. 26th, 1873,
u. +. SWINGLE, c.. & NJ.
fell, 27w4pfs5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27

THOSE desiring to invest in LIFE INSURANCE should consult their o, IL
by investigating the CLAIMS of this Company, before nerfpctTnrnn ny 49,, U"n Il. ~
with any other C0Mpany. N s"ahce
The MISSOURI VALLEY is q Home t6afahy; everywhere managed and
controlled by men whose opinion should not be dhregarded and can towaa So S"n au
saffcsta and eheapetinsnrance of any Life Company in America. -, e' y" "e
ltsP Policies pay Ip per cent. compound interest, and are s sccuro o. ar, couu
ment Bonds y National Currency. Their Registered Policies being guaranteed b by
the State of Kansas. Embodying the three great princples-sa6Ty nrotoo tin!
ed in the face Of each Policy. Is contain
For further particulars, enquire of any of the above named Directors ef
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27

What is the use.of trying to be honest !?
asked a young man of a friend. oh.
you oughtto try it once and sce," wa,
the reply. And the young mar wanted
to put a head on his plain-spokou friend.
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VALUABE LAND AND RESI-
Y DENCE FOR SALE. y iaaf
Ell. II. West,
Geo. Clark, ct. al,

NCo' SidIh, vi ul' .
Pursuant to a decree Of the County
Court of Washington Couiity, Tennessee
1t its October term 1871, and revised at
its February term 1873, in the above cause
| will offer for sale at the Court House
door in JOnesboro' Tenn, on The 22nd
day Of March 1873, a tract of land which
formerly belongedto Henderson Clark.
Decd, and subsequently the dover in
tercst Of his widow, and containing l24
acres more or less, lying in civil district
No. l. adjoining Fox, formerly the
Jacob +. Broyles farm and Others; or
which there is Il fine Brick dwelling, and
other out buildings, a 8 good orchard &c.
TERMS :-0uh and two years TINE will
be giving the purchaser. Bond and APP
proved sec urity, and "A lien retained I'M
til purchase money is fully paid. Sold
without the right of redemption.
ED. IL. WEST.
Special Commissioner.
Feb. 18th 1873.
4w
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The Cheapesr Fire Extingulsn-
er Out, and Garden Engine
Combined.

SOIlLOlllCu
1t will throwa stream of water fifty
feet, andis so light it can be easily car
rled and effectively used By even a child,
and Is an article no factory. dwelling or
country home should.be without. Send
for Circular ard price.
JOSIAH A. WHITMAN,
81 Weybosset Street, Providence, r. /.
Arr BBoRo', Mass, April Is. 1872.
DEAR SIR:-At the time of the fire, If It had mn
been for the Fountain Pump, no less than nfty
thousand dollars worth of property must have
been destroyed. Your Pump saved my barn,
which could not possibly have been saved with
out u, because there was no other that could
throw the water at so great q dietadcc.
Yours, &c,
d. II. CAPRoN.
Grand Rapids. Mich. July 80, 1872
MEL wHiTMAs-Dear Sir:-I think the Fouu-
tain Pump the best hand pump l ever saw, II
hclpedme save nifty thousand dollars worth n
property, Send me half u dozen immediately.
Yours Respectfully,
II. c. LUCE.
Horticultural Gardens, Bergen Point, r. L.
AugdFt lfth, 1872
tRSrLtXsF I'VE have NOW in use In our green
h Uses and III our grounds, two of the Fountain
z mps and Sprinklers, and they have given eu.
u osatlslaetion, and fulllll all, and even more
q n promised. / therefore have no HESITATION IN
re ommending them, Respectfully yours,
lctl7m6.
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rOrDear.-
Forbear ! wrath only kindles wrath,
And stirs up passions FIRE
While anSCcrtng softly mildly tends
To check the bitterest ire.
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Not for Sale ID Book or Ntrs S,o,..
THE ALDINE, while issued wi,ScISH'
the regularity, has none ofthe temnor,"s,n.
or timely interest characteristic of orHiu.
ry~ periodicals. It isan elegant misceIlI"r"S.
of pure, light, and graceful literafmr,,
and a collection OF pictures, III, raro,,
specimens of artistic skill, in black oNS
white. Although each succeeding n~ "m'
Der affords q fresh pleasure to Its fri md,
the real value and beauty of THE Az
DINE will be most appreciated after i
has been bound up at the close of ths
year. Willie other publications nav
claim superior cheapness, as eompsrsI
with rivals of a similar class, THEFT
DINE is unique and original concsn,
tion-alone and unapproached-absoluts,
ly without competition In price or charr'
Ter. The possessor of a complete yolumo
cannot duplicate the quantity OF dnS
paper and engrayings in any other sham
of numbered volumes for ten times h,
cost; and then, there are the chromos, b.
ci1ps "f .
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JACK FOR SALE.

/ have a jack Fiat | wish to sell, he is
nine years old this Spring, and is all
right every way, he is heavy made has
large bone, and for particulars address
ME at Telfords Depot.
Marchl3wj. J. B. COCHRAN.
For Sale.
so Bushels Clover Seed,
MAnoSEY 4 SHIrtEY.
fcb27tf.
The Ladies.
Are respectfully Invited TO call aud ex-
anime our b,altitnl dress gnofls.
MAID NEY & SHfPLFY.
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Tuition Per Month.

NOpti 4uustC, icSs Wy ullldotlCS TTtt.
Ancient and Modern Languages optional
The best text books are used. Thorough
instruction given.
Great facilities are offered to young Ia
dies for securing a thorough English, Sci
entiflc or Classical Education.
Address,
IL. PRESNEIL. PRINCIPAL,
Jonesborough, Tenn
.. - #.fsrp FrNI
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prospectus for 1873 Sixth Yea,
The ALDINE.

An illustrated Monthly Journal. mn,
sally admitted 10 be the llandsomovy,r
Periodical iaetEe World. A Rense
sentative and champion or Am.,s'
W. y can Tasle.
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JONESBOROUGH
FEMALE COLLEGE.
A GRADED SCHOOL.
A First class School with q
,orps of able Teachers.

MRS. SARAH j, RHEA,
Miss MoLLIE b. wILHOIT,
Miss ANNA II. MASQNj
PROF. CHAS. L. DILLWORTH.
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Knoxville, Tennessee.

navlnS succeeded to the business of HOugh Il Church, by the purchase of Mr.
narPh ShT y s. sm ta m and also =, C tue business of Hiram Holt, successor to Nc,
ostcompete stock of 's'S'
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DIR ECTORs.

OFFICERS OF BRANCH OFFICES;
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Erw,n Pendleton & Co., Nashville. .Joh,,
+. Henry, 8 College Place. New YSrt'
JON d; Poole, CINCINNATI, Ohio.
7~3frh20w52.