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Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. S. s. Luttrell, who has been
severely i'll for some time, is now con.
yslescent,
Mrs. Lederman and family, have
moved to Baltimore, Md, They left
On yesterday evenings train,
Cramp Smith has gone to house.
keeping and in a short time can te Il
bis friends what he knows about that
line Of business.
f, N. Griffith and S, ]. Kirkpatrick
returned from the Supreme Court at
Knoxville, yesterday evening.
Messrs Smith, of Hawkins county
and Stanford, Of Sullivan, who have
been in the Southern market with horses
bud mules returned home this week,
and report the market as being very
dull.
DR.. j. Lawrence Sparks and family
have moved to Riply, West Tenne see.
The Doctoris one of the Proprietors
of the Neus at that place, and we are
pleased to learn he is doing a thriving
business, lie has been a worthy citi.
zen Of this place for many years, and
DE good wishes of our people will
blow him to his new home.
Rev. j. r Shultz and family passed
Trough our city yesterday for Jouesboro,
here he is stationed for the year. Last
BAR, and his first year in the ministry.
he rode the Kingston circuit and met
viii great success, especially so for a
young minister, and receiving an appoint
ment to all important station like Jones.
boro' speaks highly Of his merits. -
kI oxville ChrOniclc
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Horses Stolen.

Horses Stolen.
Lest Monday nigttwo valuable horses
be longing to VIM. II. Dosser aud John
T. Wilds we're stolen from their stables
at this place. Suspicion rests upon two
young g%eutleu en- who came here the 2Sth
of Septic mber last and registered at the
Eutaw House, as L. Leach, Virginia, and
c. Watson, Pennsylvania. They paid
their board for one week in advance aud
seemed to have no business whatever.
They are rather dark Completed and
neatly dressed. Several DAYS since thew
ordered through Messrs. j. d & Z. s
Cox two very fine pistols which they re,
ceived on Monday evening. At IL O'clock
Monday night they we're hearl-leavinZ
their room at the Hotel, but surprising
they wou'd return again aud not hav.
ing been susp,ciOned as bad characters
they we're not looked az er during the
night. Blu, not putting in IN appea>
ance next morning and the horses having
been stolen they were at once suspicioned
as being the guilty parties, Several
gentlemen started in pursuit Of the
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Red C;ey Heard From.

A good lady Of Red Clay, Georgia, had
a favorlte COW, which had become chokel
while eating, and the obstruction in the
throat OF the poor beast was SO persistent
in its determination to stay where it was,
that it defed every effor. made TO dis.
lodge it. when a tablespoonful of DR..
Harris Great Relief was sent down to sin.
terview' it. The COW went through with
a few gymnastic exercises in a very cred.
table manner, at the end of which she
breataed as freely as ever.
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A Mystery.

A lew days since there was found in
a dense forest, three miles North Of this
place a lot OF ladies' clothes, consisting
of dresses, shoes, shawls, &c. The citi.
Eens Of the ne~ighborhood know nothing
of any one losing hem, and have some
fears that a murder has been committed.
The clothing can be found at John Bales,
and it any one can give an explanation
how they we're left in the woods it would
very much %releave the anxiesies of parties
living in that section.
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thieves Tuesday morning but up to time
we go to press we have had no definite
report from them. We understand pos.
tiers have been sent cat ia different di>
rections, giving q description of the horses
and the two young men, which may pos
sibly lead to their arrest
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A petition has been sent to President
Johnson, asking him to address the
people at the Court House on the first
Monday of November. If he accepts
the invitation we h pc to see a large
audience present, that they may hear
what he has to say about Governor
Browns ADM istr alton and the Nash
vile ring generally.
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y. NJ. Hos having sold out his interest
y the firm OF Faw, Devault & Co., to the
other members of said firm, will bereaf.
~ be associated in business with j. NJ.
3obnson. under the firm and name of
Los & johnson, at the stand formerly
s@upied by said J. NJ johnson. If.
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Office.

BY the power in me vested | will
cause an election to be opened and held
in eacn Civil District of Washington
County, Tennessee, on Tuesday the 3rd
day of November next, for tue purrose
OF electing a Governor for the State. and
a Member to the Congress of the United
States, and one Senator for the State OF
Tennessee, and one Member to the lower
branch of the Legislature of the State,
and also al the same tim. there will be
Constables and Justices of the Peace
elected in districts where there are
vacancies.
And for this purpose I do hereby APP
point the folio wing named persons in each
district to open and hold said election In
his district
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Election Notice.

by order of the County Court | will
open aud bold an election in each Civil
district n Washington County Tennessee
on Tuesday Noy.3, 1874. for the purpose
that the voters of said county may decide
whether they are willing to have the
Stock in the L. T. Va & i. r. belonging
to the county transferred for the Coupon
Bonds of said County that we're issued to
pay for said Stock. Those who are in
tavor of the transfer will have written or
printed on their tickets Transfer those
opposed No transfer.
r. NJ. YOUNG. Sheriff,
Jore bore, Tenn, Oct. 8, 1874.
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Shall our Coupon bonds be trans
Tered fol Railroad Stock?

Shall our Coupon bonds be trans
fered fol railroad Stock?
AT the last term of the County Court
it was ordered that t b c
Sheriff should hold an election at the
usual time aud places of voting for Go :
ernor &c, for the voter of this county to
decide whether they are willing to have
the Stock the County owns in the East
Tenn. Va. & G. r. r. transferred at par
for the bonds of the county that were
issued to pay for said Stock. Those who
are willing for the transfer will have
written on their ticket-'Transler'' those
opposed mo transfer" From the gener>
al expression of the people so far as we
have aeard they are opposed to transfer
ing. Still if our county officers could
6nd parties willing who own the Coupon
bonds to exchange them for Stock in they
railroad it would be a good investment
for the County, but we are of the opinio n
that the parties who own our count y
bonds would not be anxious to make the
trade.
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II you want something good to eat, 60
to SPARKS aud try some of those frest
Oysters just received to day. Billy
proposes to keep them on hands all the
time.
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Your Attention.

Your Attention.
All persons indebted to the firm Of
Faw. Devault & Co., will please come
forward at once and settle their accounts,
as the business of the old firm will have
to be closed.
They will take wheat, at the highest
market prices,
FAW & DEFAULT,
Oct. 22, 1S74.3w.
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october 90 nd 1874.

-An old bachelor who has been
tf<relliug around considerably this fall,
~ that he has entirely abandoned the
~ Of ever getting married. He made
<te resolve a lew nights since, when sleeps
in< in IN adjoining room to q young
e<eele With a eolicky baby.
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-The old Democratic gun kicks 50
bard on account Of its long idleuess that it
knocks its owners over, and we would not
Ne surprised if the old thing is entirely
fprssksn about the 4th of November, IN
East Tennessee.
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Married.

On Thursday, Oct. 18th by Rev. w,
Keen, Mr.. NJ. j. PEOPLES and Miss
NARclssA BACON.
When meat is scarce, provisions rare
And pork cannot be taken.
PEOPLES can have a bill of fare
Made out of choice BACON.
When the bright scenes OF married life
Our cheerful hearts awaken.
Happy he in carnal strife
Who has on hand the BACON.
j. c. ii.
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Religious.

Religious.
Divine Service will be held at the ME-
Church, Jonesboro', on the 2nd and 4th
Sabbatbs of each month at johnson Cit,
Lat and Sd Sabbaths.
8. s. Jonesboro' at 2 o'clock P. NJ
b johnson City Q O'Clock A. NJ.
Prayer meeting thursday evening a
q O'Clock p. M.
J. Il. SHULTZ p C,
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he time to sell.

Dur farmers should remember that the
best time to sell their wheat is when they
~ get the money for it. Messrs. Doss-
ef 4 Co are the agents for 4 Southern
oempauy and will pay the cash for all
TIE good wheat that is brought to town,
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A difficulty occurred at Buffalo Institute
IAst week between two men by name of
and Treadway in whish the latter
vas seriously wounded, by the former
him on the head with a rock which
fnctured the crauium.
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For Sale,

A SODA APPARATUS, WITH all
Il the FIXTURES aud GENERATOR
oomplete. Original cost S273-wili
take sl75. Time given on negotiable
pager. Apply at this Office to
n. EltLER, knoxville,
mayi4
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Special Notices.
Es9TuM Manhood How Lost
w Y How Restored.
Just Published in a Sealed Envelope.
Price, 6 cents.

Just Published in a Sealed E~nyeIope.
Price, 6 cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment,
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or Spermatorrhca induced By Selc-Abnse
Involuntary Emissions, Impotence
Nervous Debility, and I~mpediments IN
Marriage generally f; Piles, Consumption
Epilepsy, and Fits Mental and Physical
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ook,'' &c, WV"
me world'renowned author, in this adj
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removed without medicines, and without
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himself cheaply, privately and radically.
This Lecture will prove q Boon 10
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Sent under seal. in a plain envelope.
10 any address, on receipt six cents,
or two postage stamps. Also. Ur
Sillsbee's REMEDY FOR PILES. send
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Address the Publishers,
CHAS. JIG. kLlNE& CO.
ls5 Bewery, New York, Post,Omea
box, s,oso' oet22tf.
tNOR a bargain in the Drug line cali n.
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"Flca, aud Democracy remarks the
Pittsburg Commercial, ''sre unusually
lively this fall" Our devil wishes to
NOV what the feas have been doing that
they should be abused in this way?
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the Voters Of the d st Senate
rlu1 District.

GENTLEMEN-0n account Of severe
protracted sickness in my family, |
withdraw from the contest in the race
Senatcr in this district, aud return
shanks to the many warm friends who
g assured me their earnest support.
GEO. KINNEY.
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The premiums awarded at the Wash
ington County Fair, have very neal all
been paid, which will increase the
specie circulation considerably in Up
per East Tennessee Those who have
not yet called for their premiums will
please do so as soon as convenient.
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Rev. j. h. Shul'z will preach at the
h. Church next Sunday at IL o'clock
a. NJ. aud 6. 80 2 NJ. All are re.
spectfully invited to attend.
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Masonic Hall is almost completed, and
" are pleased to say the late improves
nents add very much to the appearance
n the building.
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One week from next Tuesday is
lection day. We hope every Republi
can IN the county will be at the polls.
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r W. Upton. ATTORNEY AT LAW
q. AND SOLICITOR IN CHANcERY.
Elizabethtoa. Tenn. WILL practice H.
the Cenrt Of Carter, Sullivan and wash
ington Counties, Tenn. Special atten-
tion given 10 the Collection Of Claims.
T3aprlllT-ly
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Hess & johnson are receiving new
goods. Give them a call before buying
esewhere. If.
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- j. KIRKPATRICK, ATTORNEY AT
~. LAW, Jonesboro', Tenn. Office in
Gr1sham d Lampson $ New Building, Up
Stairs, No. Z. [G0aa92j.
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A D.. BROWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW
~. AND COLLECTING AGENT, Jones'
DorO', Tenn PROMPT attention given
to collections in East Tennessee, and
southwestern Va. [G9aug26
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New Advertisements.

A NEW CHROMO FOR 1875.
@0DEV'S GADW'5 BOOK.
viii give 10 ever subscriber, whether
Single orin at'lub, vino pays in adyan ce
Tor 1876, and RENTS directsto this off ce.
acopy OF THE RESCUE" the hand
soonest chrome eyer offered by a pub
Usher
Terms 50 per annum. For Circulars
containing Terms for Clubs, etc, adj
dress l. A. Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa,
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ATTORNEYS.

JANES G. DEADERlCh, ATTORNEY
~ AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHAN
Gerry, Jbhesboro', Tenn. Office in
Grisham d Lampson S New Building,
Up Stairs, No, ?. [71mar23.0
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Mitchell.

" d N4ITCI1DII'
Ia sailing the best article of Coffee a
SO ceuts per pound, for cash. Give him
Z call at his Family Grocery, No. ,
JcLnsou building, johnson City, Tenn.
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The Candidates for representative will
the dear people at the Court
Hpuss next Saturday
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Public SDeakiug.

:. A. BOyeIl and probably others will
address the people at Pleasant Hill.
Greeue County. Saturday October 81
1874.
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IA If you wish to buy a COOP
PLANTATION for 10 cents call at No.
| Deaderick's Block.
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MISCELLANEOUS
w.
EUTAW HOUSE,
By MRS. NJ. A. DOSSER.
Jeaesbere', Tennessee.

This house located on Main Street,
where parties wishing to stop over can
he comfortable situated, has been lately
repaired, andis now open for the recep-
ton Of guests. Every pains viii be taken
and no expenes spared 10 make this a
pleasant home for all who wish to stop in
Jonesboro'. The table will at all times
be furnished with the best the country
affords. Terms reasonable.
msr27tf
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Herald and Tribune.
y, THURSDAY, OCTOBER y 1874.
Public Speaking.


Public Speaking
The undersigned being candidates for
the State Senate, will take pleasure in
addressing thnir fellow.citizens at III
following times ADD places
EIizabeth.ou, Friday, OCT. 16
Buffalo Institute, Saturday, Oct. II
Doe River Cove. Monday, Oct. Z 10.
Fish Springs. Tuesday, Oct. 20
Cobb's Greek, "Wednesday, Oct. p
Loves Chapel, Thursday, Oct, ~
Ts5iofsyille, Friday, Oct. 20
Pleasant Grove, Saturday, Oct. "a.
All opponents are invited to attend
bic take part in the discussions.
W. G EMMERT.
S. X. n. PATTON,
NF1.u J. N. BAXTER,
II. Ii. CARR.
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l desire that each of you choose your
" Judges and Clerks, and not fail to
hold said election at the usual place of
Voting in each of your respective district,
according to law. This Its, day OF
October 1874.
R. NJ. YOUNG, Sb'f.
octlw4.
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Dist, No. 1, VIM. Mathes,
No. 2, VIM. Mckee,
Nc. 3, Calvin Mathes,
No. 4, Joseph Shields,
No 8. Jchn Bacon,
No. 6, N. V. Cannon,
Nc. Z, John McInturff,
No. s, John Murray,
No. Q, Smith Il. Hale,
No. 10, /. A, Branscom,
No. IL, W. N. Hughs,
No. II, j B. Hale,
No. Is, David Mitchell,
No. IA, W. T. McPeak,
No. 10, S. L. Griffith,
No. 16, w. II. NJ. Smith,
Nc. II, Moses Moore,
No Is, David Quinn,
No. 10, p. G. Morrison.
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COMMERCIAL.
ATLANTA MARKETS.

Corrected weekly by McReynolds 81
Lane Commission Merchants aud Pro-
duce dealers.
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'oR a bargain in the Drug line cali On
JOHN s. MATHEs.
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CREMATION.

A meeting was held last evening in the lecture
room Of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN Association to
consider the best means OF forming cremation
society. They organized by electng Colonel
Henry Stone chairman and Mr.. Uarswel secre-
tary. Letters were read IN in favor Of and opposi-
ton to the proposed burning Of dead bodies, from
J. w. Stson, Rev. o. B. Frothingna IN, Charles A.
Dana, Henry Bergn, D. G. Croiy, II. ). Olcott, and
communications from ar. Brown, Dr.. Arm and
Others The cou,nittea, who were appointed at
the last meeting ~ oiaft resolutions empodylng
their ideas, reported the following:-
Whereas we consider cremation to be method of dis
posing bodies of the dead preferable to that
inhumaton, from sanitary well as aesthetic and
economical reasons; and whereas believe that very
many would favor cremation il it properly
presented TO them and when rendered practicable;
therefore belt
Resolved That form ourselves into association
for the purpose of promoting cremation and securing
practical application.
Resolved, That the members of the society agree to
perform this act tor OF the members who may desire
TO have their remains disposed OF in this method but
that this ceremony shall be entirely optional with all
aid progress without being bound accept cremation
for himself; and be It further
Resolved That this society shall be founded broad
Humanitarian basis, without distinction as to creed
profession or nationality.
After brief discussion these resolutions were
adopted.
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the individuals who represent them. Our prayer
meeting 10 large and nourishing; the work we
have TO do has brought M nearer to Christ.
would recommend you TO begin this work on &C
count OF your own spiritual life. We termed an
executive committee, and that committee takes
charge or the business matters. In the begin
ming OF our work q saloon keeper sent
word that he wished TO see US. We wenF, and ne
asked US to come and pray In his saloon Sunday
night. IL was formidable thing to do. We had
devoted ourselves TO the work, but we ia not feel
quite like praying In q saloon; but what could we
dor We went, and never knew the spirit OF God
to be so with me. II Is no fearful thing to do.
found . person very geutlemauly In manner, and
can never tell you the blessed erect OF that meet
ing. never knew 30 many direct answers to
prayer as came to the prayers OF that EVENING"
DR.. Lewis said-l propose 10 consider the ques-
ton now whether you VIII hold meetings every
day for . week.
II was unanimously agreed that they would, and
the Central Methodtst ehurch was offered for them
to hold their meetings in. 1t was also agreed that
the meetings should be held at two p. NJ, and that
at four O'Clock, as Is done in the Young Mems Chris
tian Association.
IL was moved and seconded that a committee Of
three be appointed to wait the Catholic priests
and ask their cooperation in this cause
1t was then put that there should be five CON-
mittees OF two each to visit the dramseers in
their homes. Miss Mathieson was nominated sec
rotary Mrs. Halsted Mrs. Flemming Mrs. Genner,
Mrs. G0teO. Mrs. Harmer, Mrs. Coliyer, Mrs. Haw-
ley, Mrs. Howell Mrs. Cooks, Mrs. William Johnson,
Mrs. COrby and Mrs. Williams volunteered for this
Office. The ladies named renamed after the meet
ing TO organize their work.
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RIVERSIDE IMPROVEMENTS.

The WOrkingmen Protesting Against
the Action OF the Senate Upon Their
Bill.
The workinemen last evening held meeting for
the purpose of protesting against the action OF the
Senate upon their BILL Of No. 8S4 East twenty first
street. The meeting was organized by appointing
Patrick E. Dunn, president; Henry Mulnall, vice
president, and P. II. Spellman, secretary.
Resolutions were drafted to be adopted
at mass meeting, to be held at De-
milt Hall on Wednesday next, protesting
aud Assembly In yetoeing the Riverside i'm.
provement bill. 1t also denounces In unmeasured
terms Mayor Havemeyer, Comptroller Green, John
composed OF Tammany Hall adherenrs, for their
action in the matter 1t was also resolved TO or
game ward meetings In each ward and open lists
Tor enrolling MEMBERS IN order TO participate in
the next elections.