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affecting AscNl5ter.
THE Lou SItNA U>URPATION.

Soyeraor McEa-ry Responds 60 the
Symp~ ny OF Virginia.
RICHMOND, Va, April 25, 1873.
Goveruar Walker, having sent a
communication 10 Governor McEnery,
ot Louisiana, transmitting the resolu-
tious OF the General Assembl. of Il is
Sta,e expressing sympathy with the
people OF Louisiana, has received the
10 lowing letter in reply -
SrArs OF LOUISIANA, Ex OFFICE.
Nsw ORLEANS, Aprh Is 1873
His ExceIlency Gilbert C. Walker, Gov
error ol Virginia -
DEAR SR-l nave the honor 10 ac-
knnvletge the receipt o. your letter o.
the TIN inst, Transmitting copy OF the
ioint resolution adoped by the Gener-
al Assembly OF Virginia, express We OF
the sense o. ths honorable hoiv on the
STATE OF public affairs 10 Louisiana
In reply permit me, in the name OF
the people OF tHIs State 10 return To
vnu. aud through YOU 10 the people OF
Vr,,nis, acting through their leg 81
p-esenlaI yrs, their deep and sincere
srkuoxled.merts tor the convictions
expressed in said resoluti, ns, and which,
sooner or later, must find an active re-
500 Sc in the nesrta OF all true lovers
OF liberty IN this great uatlon. The
p.aple OF Louisiana, who have been
uuwIIlirg spectators o. the overthrow,
bv iraud ami force, OF Their govern
ment. chosen in conformity with the
laws ot the State, would be justified in
the r;yhtiuI cnncius' m that republican
government 10 this SIZE WAS al an ed.
AID TIA; prrCe lent had ben estab-
h-Lci wnich in the future might be
cited or the oyerlhroS o. their State
government we're they not deeply aid
Inrr.u.hly ,mhIei with an sh!dlag
al,h that the Congress of the United
: as. r.fl~ct.us the pub.lc sentiment
o. the C untry and possessing the ex-
clus,ve authority ID remedy the great
wong .nd - jI-ric' ~ Il cted upon them,
wDui a. lis next session apply The APP
prIp- a.e remei, AMI relieve the "p-
pissed ard unhappy people OF the State
from a u~urpalory government unkuown
u ne Cun-rlu,toU ot the | n'ted : fe-
ani q vab ~ vari4uce with tue fist
Or nciule- OF American Liberty.
trust aud hope tuat the other States
o. the Uuion rising above partV clam
Or and party disc pllne, may 'oIlow the
example OF your nobe and ilus-r ou-
Commonwealth. and not hesitate TO
pronounce 10 emphatic terms their con-
d,muatiou ~ the u-urpat on and -
potr-m attempted 10 ne fastened upOn
the people ut The ) ate by the wrong'ui
illeya' tr pate orders and DEGREES OF u
UlaetS .e- strict julie
Never did it enter the lmag nation OF
any Amerlcan patriot that II STATE
Cover m Ut. leg lily elected and erect-
ed by the ba'lu:s OF the people, might,
unie- anv state OF circumstances, he
oyer;hruwn and destroyed bv = Feier-
al Iui,. aud the ju ige who destroyed
the legally chosen government In this
State and substituted therefor one not
elected by the votes OF the people must
I'D will receive tie b tier ard u1mls
takahl- condemnation ot the whole
American RepIbIc. With s'ntiments
tne highest regard, | A. Your Ex-
c.l,eucy's very otetlent servan,
JOHN McESERV,
Gov-rnor OF louisiana.
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PIlISBU kGh.
Capiure OF BrictIsud.

capture VI h'"'f'"
Plrr, BUKaa, April 27,-H edry Brice
land. the murderer under sentence q
death, who e-caped from Washington
Jail a week ago to-day, was re scaptu-ed
about half past last evening, at Col-
lier's station. West Va A resident ot
that place, K bert Card~eii went into
ni- stable to hunt legys,l and found
Bricel4nd concealed in nav mpw TIE
convicrei man made no resis lance but
SAID he was ready ard wiling 10 return
10 jail He Wac taken IN easieiy and
h,s captor- travelled sli night with hin
10 Wa-nir g,on. where ne was c5mtil-
ted 10 The old quarters agan about
O'Clock this morning Bricr'ahd had
numerous opportunities ot escaPs Dur
;rg he journey IN the dark but made no
Effort a al to get away, being, appar-ot-
" 30 mnch discouraged ~ the close
pursuit OF bin g. TO ,ose the last PIT o
nope. - =
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RHODE ISLAND. |

PRoyrpESos April2T.-The ten bour
men had a DEMONSTRATION IN this lcitV
Ss.nr lay night. calling together seven
oeeratious from sii@parrs OF tie Ssie
tb-re being q mass WesssGg and psr.de.
IL WAS received to7suike tJrteg lour-
on Thu -sdsy oex', Nav lsr 4 Con-
venuon vs.. held to-day and reports
were read 10 relation 10 the iprdgosed
strike . L. ksLs
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NEW YORK.

PoRT JARVIS, April PA freight
train WAS thrown from the track this
morning, by misplaced switch, :one
mile west OF Ramsey's station, op the
eastern drvis on o. the Erie RaiIroad
The engineer and fireman both iamp-
ed rom tue locomotive. The engineer
Robert K rkwood, WAS ipstsntly killed
aud tie fireman halIy injured. The
train WAS n complete wreck.
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RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI. April 27 River falling
with l9 feet 10 the channel Weather
hszy and mild. Arrived-Alssks, from
Pittsburgh; Molle Rsysu, Arkansas
River. No departures.
HUNTINGTON, April 27.-River fall
ing with Is teet in the channel. Wea.
ther clear and pleasant
Memphis, April 27.-River fell Is
inches. Westher cloudy and warm,
heavy rains fell at night.
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MA,stCHusE rrs:

woscEs-ss, April q: Three d -eIl-
ing houses and Ihe grocey o. Ratrck
Hogan, on Washington street, we're
burned this ruorning about tvo, clock,
Tn-y were Insured 'or 5000 10 New
York and Wet chester otises, which
nearly covers Ihe loss- Several scre-
OF the basiness porton ofrths eity, 10
the rear OF Wood isue STREET .fsG ~oS-
ce-ter, were burned over to-dAys o:The
loss 10 NOT large Nasi ,
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Cincinnati WavHet.
CINCINNATI, April 2

CINCINNATI, Aprll 70
COTTON-Uncbsnged, middlin.
l5s; receipts l5S. shipments ll9l, stocI
1873
FL0UR-Unchsnged. low grades
3 IS; mily 81 50a7 IS
WHEiT-A ssade frmer. price,
uuchs' ged, red winter 5O9l70.
CCRN Firm. 1924
OATS = Steady, mixed 3SS43
VIII te 45Ca47.
RYE-No. 2 quoted At SOC.
BAkLEY-PriDe TO choIoe falling
l 05,Gl 10.
PROVlSGONS-Qui.t, held at yes
terds, prices Pork IS Is Bulk Neat,
quiet; shoulders 797t; clear rb sides
Il; clear side, 81; Bacon 4uiet, shoul'
ders 8; clear rIb sides To- clear side:
lot; No tune sales r. ported.
LARD Steady; 9t99i.
WHISKEY-Steaiy al S5c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28

Feon the report o. the condition Of
the wheat cror. just issued from the
A.rcutursl D ysrImenI, 1t appears
IhaT In the NJ ddie STAGE 8 great lm-
p-oyeueRt upon the showiag OF last
-pr'ns iseverysher- conceded especially
IN New JERSEY and Pennsylvania Tne
pr speci o the S.s,es south OF Mary
lad Is less svorable than last year,
sni they are Indications 0: d,nlnl-h
Ing area ir the cJt.ou States. Ia ken'
;l'ky more cneckeret showing Is
msie. giv,hg present appearance oi
decidedly uu!sTOrsble cast, with 'ndcs'
ii1us OF tuture Improvements Is the
vsather becomes ssIllej.
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NEN JE RSEY.

JBk-sY Irr.Aprii.27 The Captain
o. Jollce s.rt 81 officer yesterday to
moi ?, all Isrse'ites living 10 aoDtg1
er, street aud Ne~ark avenue. that il
IT, ey open Their stores on the cnri'tish
Satbsth or make any disp,av OF their
90 ds outside o. their stores, they would
b prompIls arrested ani ,puOlshed &C
cordIng 10 the ciry oriiuahces.
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Battim sse Market.
BALTNoRR. April

BALTnoRE. April %.
C0TTOS-Dull.
FLOUR Steady and 10 good de-
msnd aid prices unchanged.
WHEAT-In good demand; scsrrs
and firm; cho'ce wheat No 5 81 10
tair to prime do l 7592 OG choice 2 w
az TO- good TO prime red IS; we-tera
red ] 80 al IS; do amber / goal 9j.
C0RN-Acuye, easier and firm;
Southern white 6697G do yellow 66;
Western 66 on spot.
OATS Steady and in good demand;
Southern 55fa6t Western mixed 4S;
do white 5lG53.
RYE -Qiiet and unchanged.
PROVlSIOSS-Q net bot HrmeE
mes YORK $lS ST bulk mest., shoal-
ders 7i47t clear rib sides 9iG9t. bs-
con. shoulders 81 sS5 clear rIb sides
l0i9l0S sugar cured hams l3SGl5.
LARD -sta9i.
WHISKY-Sominal at 9l.
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MEN :'III..

MEMPHIS April Information has
reached here tbst-ta e towblM Stanton,
rv mres west o. this pace on the
Mempbi- std Loui-vlI'- railroad wa
enl rr'y d-stro, ed br fire last Light;
Io.s $I5UOOO u 100000. No psric-
ulars received vet
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I I'1alIr.

TN THs DISTRACT IIUSt ~ IuE
i Unit d Stsl.s i"T the District of " .sl
Virginia. In BANKRUPTCY.
In the IN ,ttsT of II chari Porter AMI
Co., BiDEIupts.
Not c. is hereby giyen hat, by order Of
alid court, q lurtnrTaD fI'l Zsnrrsi met
Iuz o the creditors . sali b 'nkTuR StI b.
held At Wheeling. ip = .ib 1istTIct on Tie
Isi 4 A,Ii 4 ~. Is7b, at 10 o'cipeK a.
NJ. at the ON - ~ t,eDrfs s C,id -sll. s9.,
one % Ihs * sts.rs ia B,ukTu' tcy In saiJ
Oh rlct, tOr the pu p sss-- "a ned ia tHe 2sin
ssclIyn o. tb~ sct OitjOBETe-~ eutI led 90 set
10 eSiab. .i-h uniDfn - TEN pi psHkrupt-
cy hro1gp,u IBs UGI s.i states, approved
.. n Gu Z, i5jS.
RDpERr y. srJLf,
AsSigneeln BANKRUPTCY iO6 said BsnkTgpis.
apr
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West Virginia University,


1'HE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
i attendance OF III students al this la-
stitutiOn. Five distinct Departments Of In
Etruction, With . full corps OF competent
Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; I;
Mathematics, pure and applied Psychol-
ogy, Ethics, Political Economy, Logic,
Rhetoric, the Sciences, ht., tc., carefully
and thoroughly taught Practical Chem
istry and Ply y-ics, illustrs ed by appropriate
apparatus. special advantages 'or the study
el Geology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of
Mineralogy, Geology and Chronology, To-
gether with many specimens In other de
partments OF Natural History. Fine Duild-
ings, beautiful and healthy location, good
society.
FALL TERn Degins Sept. 9th. Winter.
December 5th. Spring, March 10th.
Commencement, June dth.
Boarding rom s3 tos per week.
Tuition SIS 20 ga per year.
For further Particulars inquire Of
ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
korgantovn. W. Va. leH
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Yesterday morning the steamer State
OF New York. on q trip ron Boston TO
this city, coiIlded with the schooner
Snver heel The cabin on the upper
deck OF the steamer and other sood-
~ork vas badly damaged. It~iH prob
ably take ten thousand dollars 10 re-
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Sheriff Brennan called At the tomb
TO-DAY and had q lengthy interv ew
with Nixon. the Condemn. murderer
The Sher If on leaving the tomhs, gave
orders to provide the convict with
everything he desired so long a. he did
oot confi CT with the PRISON discipline
Nixon j. to be executed on the lon
day OF May.
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D-I.O ng'- ResignaIiOn.

Secretary Fish, in reply to the ques-
ton AS to the present situation o. the
DeLong case, said: I've hsve learned
nothing OF him for two weeks. HIS
resignation has beer received but 20
acuOu has been taken vet 10y the Pres
ident TIE President will act when b.
returns to Washington, which will be
about the eighth o May, and then 1t l-
not pos tive whelhrr the resignation
will be accepted or not.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-11


Lucy II. Bashor Si59 ; Peter Bashor 1922
John Basket so; JamesS. Beard s 1906
J. Sam'l Beard $500 Samuel Bolton
Sl.295; Daniel B, Bowman SS07; Oscar
NJ. Brabson Sl,4l0, Alfred f. Brown
Sl,l3l; Isaac Broyles 5000; David j.
Carr S774; Walter j. Chase 1891;
Elbert 5, Cox Ss4; Hugh q. Fain 50, $50 (;
John Gallager Sl23 David Garst 81, 1883 +;
Estate Of Jeremiah d. Gibson 1897 (;
Robert j.. Gillispie SS75; Williaa, b.
Glaze SIS; Matilda Gray S3.37S; Jane
Green SIPS; Eliza Haga SI20; Hiram
Hale s275; Smith II. Hale S2,l65 /;
VIM. X. Hale $500; J.. Il. T. Harris
! ,l5S; Isaac w, Hartscll 81, COG d. A..
Harry $3.50 James Hans $3.50; Amanda
NJ. Head SIPS; Samuel Hicks $3.50 /;
John II. Hilbert $3.50; William Hilbert
S340 Abncr i. Kinkal 1891; Roland
Hodges 1892; Jesse Humphreys $3.50;
Richard Humphries $l2O; Horny johns
sou Sl,2s5; Henry M. Jones S24G
Joseph Keeblcr St93; Samuel Koebler
$500; Elizabeth Keys s667; james NJ.
Keys Si25; John b. Keeper $3.50;
Jacob Lang $3.50; John J.. Longmiro
Sl,0l7; Mason NJ. Love $3.50; Jordan
Lovegrove S2ls; John Lyle SS,495;
Thomas c. McAdams $l24; Henry
Marsh S545, Henry A. Martin 500;
Samuel II. Miller sos James II. Mon.
gle 500; Fred Il. Moagold S420 David
MUIR Sill Nathan Nelson Sl0l /;
Richard Oliver 5000 James G. B. Pat.
ton Sl,4l6; Alex NJ. Payne $l25; D. W.
I. Peoples $500 John p. Peregoy S6l5;
George w. Poters S444; L. Price 1862;
VIM. I, Prichett S625 Philip Rohr
$4,000; Cyrus A. Royston S2.795; j..
W. Salts $3.50; Abraham Taylor $3.50;
Magdalenc a. Skeefey S5j; Duke W.
Smalling Sl9j; John 4. Smith $3.50;
Mary Smith Sl,t30; Wendell D. Snapp
Sl0j; w. |. Strain $3.50; YIN. s. STRAIN
$500, William II, Taylor 1881;
George w. Telford silG; Sarah +.
Thompson $3.50; David w. Waddell
$3.50; Samuel D. Waddell $3.50; John
Walters S254; Estate Of james White
S726; Nathaniel #. Williams $3.50;
Eliza Wood Sl50; Andrew NJ. Works
maj 5000; Strobridge Young $500.
A circular letter from Charles T..
Benjamin, Clerk Commissioners Of claims,
Washington D. c., says THAT the above
list has been prepared, mainly, for the
purpose of answering the constantly re-,
curing inquiries Of officers and soldiers
of the latelUnion armies, Of residents Of
the Southern States who adhered to the
Confederate cause, for information rela.
tive to alleged loyal claimants and the
amount of their claims. &c arnf
In order to effect as fully as possible
the object of publication, recipients Of the
list are solicited to give it, as far as con-
v%cpicnt, the widest circulation and pub
licity, and to furnish the names and ad.
dresses OF other persons to whom they
desire or advise it to. be sent"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-11

Circuit Court.
HoN. h. j.. GILLENwATERs, presiding.
WIN. johnson vs.. /. Sics6eld and j. G.
b. Patton compromised.
State VS.. Isaac Poor, ct. al Nolle pros.
on securing cost. el
State vs.. HIM. Barkley Nolle pros. on
securing cost. ss5 SIS
State VS.. John Head Nolle pros.
State VS.. John Head ; Nolle pros.
State vs.. John Payne /; retired.
State VS., ALI. Taylor retired.
State VS.. Eliza Metcalf; two cases, re-
tired. siaA
State VS.. Esau Shelton; retired.
State VS., Jas. Lowing T; retired.
State VS.. james Salts; Nolle pros.
State vs.. John Williams and Polly Ann
Cade retired.
State VS.. Clingman Mathes, ct. al
Nolle pros. on paying Sl5 cost. az
-. - d nH 49, HEma.
State VS.. Joe Bacon; Nolle pros. on Sc
curing cost. ss,,
State vs. ii L Chase retired.
State VS.. James Golf: continued
State VS.. Henry and Sarah Cline !;
Nolle pros. on irst indictment.
State vs.. Thomas Salts; continued.
State VS.. Joe Bacon Nolle pros on SCI
curing cost.
State VS.. James Grant; Nolle pros on
securing cost, %
State VS., John s'agle forfeiture set
aside. Ngm
State rs. Vim. Crawford forfeiture set
aside.
State vs.. ii DHaie four cases Nolle
pros IN paying $40 cost in each case.
State VS.. George Ivy; forfeiture set
aside.
State VS.. James Miller; forfeiture set
aside aoi ~ = tH<t1s ss Elf
State VS.. Henry Stanton and Eyeline
Parser; Nolle pros on paying S. cost.
State vs.. Walter Smith Nolls pros en-
paying cost.
State vs., John Oliver; continued.
State vs.. Sarah Ellis sentenced to the
Penitentiary for four years, :
State VS.. Wm. Kelly, ct al; continued,
State vs.. Isaac Salts; continued.
State VS.. Rosanna Orr, ct al; retired,
State Us. Henry and Sarah Cline Gull,
iy one year 70 the Psniteuitsry and
recommended to the mercy Of the court
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-11

~ Ha Nf HH ~ "r. " W
Infanticide. % aa ssais
Last week, We noted the fact that a
colored woman, confined in our Jail, had
given birth to a child, as was evidenced
by the finding Of a placcnta in the sewer.
What disposition was made Of the tender.
ling remained a mystery until last Satur-
day, when Capt. Howrcn, the %jailor. by
holding out inducements, persuaded an
other woman prisoner to reveal the norris
bic secret. An old stove,pipe was lying
in the eastern cell and in this the child
was found. Having been born nine days,
the body was in q rapid stage of decom-
position, the flesh rotten and presenting
the appearance Of being burnt. and the
stencil was terrible. The Coroner imme.
diatcly summoned a Jury Of Inquest,
who upon careful investigation made up
a verdict that Sarah Ellis was the mother,
that the child was born alive aud muir.
dered by its unnatural parent. r.
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~Inexcusnblo suffering.

That there is now, and will DO during
the next five months, a great o mousto
suffering which can not be avoided, nf
one can fail to see, but at the same timso
we have no doubt there will be much.
which, by the proper use Of pr~eventives,
might be saved. If the system is, in d
healthy condition, sudden changes, or even
exposure, will baye much less damaging
effect upon it, To keep the system in
this condition. an occasional dose Of
Harris Blood and Liver Pills will be
found invaluable.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-11
Special Notices.
Manhood +, How Lost, Hew Restore,
HKKrm Just published, n now edition
#Tr ofDr. Cuiverwcif's Cell
y X W ebrated Essay on the yai-

glXX1lwu just published, n new edition
4Frff9H ofDr. Culverwcii's Gel
w X v " ebratcd Essay on The rad
zeal care without medicine) or SpERM&-
TORRHpA or Seminal Weakness, Invol-
umtary Seminal Losses, IMPoTENCY,
Mental and Physical I~hcapaeity. Impe.
.dhnents, to Marriage etc; also CONSUME
TON, EPILEPSY and FITS, Induced by
self indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
B6s" Price, in aisealed Envelope, only 6
cents. e&E rPKRl
The celebrated author, In this admira-
BILE, essay, clearly demonstrates from a
thirty years Successful practice, that the
alarming consequences of selc-abuse wNy
be radically cured Without the. dangerous
use 0 finternal medicine or the application
ofthe knife ; polpting out a mode of cure
at n simple, certaIn,S and e~fIectual, by
means OF whichJ1egery sullerer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure
hiraself cheaply, privately, and radically.
De5"This lecture should be inthe hands.
OF every youth and every man In the
Sent, under seal, iu aplaln envelope,
to any address, postpaid. on receipt OF six.
cents. or two postage stamps. "a
Address the Publishers. "a
ClIAS, j. G.. KLINE& CO.,
1877 Bowcry, New York, Post Office
Box, 4,oS6' 49, oct23tf. -
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WIN so''' ius'rous eye through the hlmy
gossamer of ~herlfountain veil; Semiramis,
with oh arms Of loveliness and attractions
OF grace that Ideally only could paint +;
Aprodi'e' necked win the iridescent
spane'es OF the sea loan; Juno, whose
ravisnlhg 'aSclhatiohS played sueh Wild
and disastrous havoc among the deities,
or oaprina' ing the flowing wealth OF
ner atiDer-periumed tresses with lilies
wnl'e as Alpine SNOW would iall IN cons
'es' Tor tue pain, oil magnetic charms with
tnls constellation OF beauty as sweet as
Orient pearls at random strung"
S"' rosa. The bachelors held an In
stanter secret meeting Of which Mr.. John
II. Sturgeon was Chairman, Mr.. VIM.
Elan. assistant Chairman. Mr. John D
Gov Sscrstorv and Mr. 8 8 I,,,rou
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Attachment Notice.

0. p. Childross, as Agent OF JIM. Barker.
N e8 rs vs.. .
ar e. wf a. V. Rankin
1T appearing from affidavit in this
cause, that the defendant A. V. Rankin,
is justly indebted to the plaintig, and
removed from this State. nm. original At
tachment having been levied on hFs
property;I 1t Is hereby ordered that publ
cation be madeihth6 Herald and Tribune,
q newspaper published in the town Of
Jonesboro', for four successive weeks,
notifying said A. v. Rankin, Ito appear
before me at my office In tile 9th ,!ivil
District of Washington .Courty, on tho
10th, day of Jan, 1875, and make defense
to said suit, or 1t will be proceeded with
essxpsarte. Thist the 2oth day Of November
JAS. NJ. wfLLrAMs,gp. for
Washington County, Tenn.
dcciw4pfs5. rl
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Consumption Positively cnred.

GLoBE FLOWER CoUaH SYRUH does
cure Colds, Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
Consumption. all Lung Diseases and
Splitting of Blood, and strengthens and
builds up the system tot healthy condt-
tion. The Globle Flower Cough Syrup
has been tested in three thousand cases OF
Consumption, in which il cured nearly
every case. This rare and delightful re-
medy is the active principle obtained by
chsmical process from the Globe Flower,
known also as ''Button Root and in
Botany as ''C'ephaldathus 0ccideladlis."
1t cures when all other boosted remedies
fail. 10 ~ has cured hundreds Of peo>
pie who are living to-day with only one
remaining lung. One bottle will prove
its great efficacy. For sale by all drug.
gist. Price, one dollar per bottle.
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Ga The above apportiOnment shows what
amount is due each School District from
the semi>aunual interest on the State
School Fund. The clerks who have
given bond as prescribed by the school
law can draw the money at any time.
1t is now in tho hands. of the County
Trustee, and ready for distribution.
II. PREsNELL. Co., supt. :
December 9Th, 1873.
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certify that the above is a correct
superintendent Of the school money collect
ed by the Tax Collector of Washington
County, up to the lt, day Of December
1873, for the scholastic year Of 1872.
e.. G. ". MEEK, fsi
i : a Chairman County Court.
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WASHINGTON COuNTY

Jacob d. Akord s7o4 Edward
Armstrong $40; Ebenezer Barkley
s1,2G5i Estate Of W s, Bsrkley Sf,s1l:
James IL Barnes -, 2I5 ; PeterL. Barry
S3ee Estate 81 Christian Bsskcr S7Is;
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Valuable for the Farmers.

Valuable tor the Farmers.
The illustrated Annual Register of
Rural Affairs for 1874 is upon eur table .
1t contains lao sugravinss and much in.
formation of rare value to the farmer.
The present issue contains a lengthy and
well written account of the great cattle
sale of the century which recently occurred
at Utica, N. Y. where stock ranged from
three to thirty thousand dollars, which
alone is worth the price. so cents. Ad>
dress Luther Tucker & Son. Albany,
N. Y.
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Court Jurles. ed,
The following good and lawful men,
of Washington county, compose the
Grand Jury at the present term of the
Circuit Court a5ua
Jacob M. Seaton, Samuel G.. Nave,
James B.. Strain, Ellis Higgins, Elihu
.Keebler, j. Il. Broyles, John Keebler,
Philip Motion, Joseph Booth, Joseph
Bowman, JOIN Nelson, George Kenney,
Alexander Miller. Mr.. j. b. Strain,
was appointed Foreman.
The Traverse Jury standsa IS follows:
Jacob Clark, Henry Miller, Moses
Moore, David Garst, James Haws, John
Keeper, Luther Henley. John Ford, D,
A. Bowers, Alfred Roberts, w. Il, Tilson
and John Boreing. sg