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Should ~ Nc once 10 soe those beautiful
new style prints and other dress goods NJ
Pmtber a Murphy's They ARE selling them
very cheap. Osdlw
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n, lALLAS CHAPrER, No, a, Royal Areh
Guy 81 iAtlas, On lbe iiSt Monday AFTER tbe
last saturday IN e0oh month. T',s
,,,..,. W, M.C. YOUNG, NJ. j.. HIP.
HENRY Boil, Secretary.
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~ ron wouid Bc HAPPY

Go 10 prathor q Murphy dry goods store,
AMI buy mosquito not orRny lhlng olse you
need, NNllw
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A.. ~. Stcngni,, Notary Pub.
lie, office opposite Adams 4
Eeonar,l'S baRA. O2d2m
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New summer pattern hats, at Mrs. Basa's,
TO he had at cost, Austin street, near tho post.
otticc. slatf
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TANNEHlLL LODGE, No. 81, r. &A.M.
imtetS on the second and last Saturday even,
ihss OF each month, at the Masonic Hal.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary. A.
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yellow Plne,rough, all sizes and length SIS %
per M White Pine clear, IA, land inches
sS0 20 per M White Pine Misunderstanding
W - per m; White Pine Notwithstanding
so % per m; White Pine Notwithstanding
Ss2 lQ per nj White Pine ceiling $50 90 per m:
White Pine inch boards $40 20 per m: White
Pine inch boards 500 % per IN; White Pine
inch boards 50 90 per M: white Pine inch
boards SG 40 per m; palipgS, fancy heads.
~ 90 per III; liath Is % per In; Shingles,
white pine, ST W per. IN; Shingles, white
pine, ~ % per m: shingles, hite pine, s. no:
CementS 5Oper barrel; PlasterParls s. % per
hnrrrl. -
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S0CEEz,a rs


DALLAS CONtMANnERY M a ;p,c,,,s
Templar, witt meet at the Asylum in fhe c,t,'
OF Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday In each month. ''~'
Ed, q. BOWER. Recorder. ''' -
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First invoiceof Summer millineryto he had
atcost atArs Baths Anstin street, near the
postoitsee. sHb8 s-tHa ~ sldtf
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Flve Then.ana poIIarn Morth

OF ladies' and gents hats, OF the latest styles.
for sale nom twenty-five 70 thirty mar cent
cheaper than can Be bought elsewhere, a
@diw PRArHER 4 MuRPHYs,
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Tin; IL l0Sl4, charcoal, per box sl7 80. TX
l0xlt charcoal 500 40; 10, l2xl2, charcoal
81 ~; IC, ehare0l, l4X20, SiS 70; TX, chnrcoai.
ltNal so ~ ~, li'S9, roofing, Sl650 IC, ajy
~ N5ipf bloglS Yin . 10 soc; sheet zinc a 10
5Ny sheet hon 2lS2T = 70 l2Sc; solder extra
ruined q lh'Sc; G,rv0Hi4ed iron IN Nll bun-
dies - 10 Die American Russia X n S6t,
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sn,e Mnnny nnn TImn

ny poing NJ once 10 pfalherS Murphy q
Tor your dry goods boots, shoeR, hplA and
clothing, rhey are recelylng large additions
toiheir fock almost daily, and are selling
~ reduced prices. ysdlw
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AND COMMERCIAL
owIcr oyIm oAllI'AA'' , II'lI,t'
Tnr GENERAL MAREET.

Qoncrnl business o. Improving Quotations
do not show much change, Bacon has lld'
ynnccd mud coffee has declined alghlyiplinl'
also show u slight decline In some ilhe''
our merchants have lull and complete STOCKS
laid down NJ low figures, and purehmes 'nh
be made ut unusual advantage, The follows
Ing quotations represent regular wholesale
prices. In hlllng small orders, higher rates
~ IN hnNn IN In mn IL
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Bluur-Extra Family IS JO@6 OG Choice
XXX a OO@5 %; KIM 81 1905 %; Xxx 81 21@
IN.
Bran q 100 lbs, 81 %.
Outs % bushol 0JjH7ic,
Wheat per bushel 81 10.
Corn, per bushcl, 81 OG9l 70,
C1rn meal, pcr 10 iss 81 OjGl 10,
poWloUs--1ahl1 u 5000 80.
BcNNs; White navy 70 100 Ms 50 jOa7 60.
Fruits, Nnts and COnicetIOneries.
Ducd apples TD lc;Lemons, RhoX S9;OrangeS
W box ,1 UG FIGS nuwl b 10 lic; iiulslls in
myers, ~ box, ueW) 81 90, Dried curraul',
a Use. AlmouoS son shell Il h2ic ttiuHlH
new d ~ Doe; Muluuls, % 70 2lc, Brazil ugt,
rl b20.; Peanuts, a H. i34c; CranberieS, 81
bWr,l Sl6; Cuooanuts, 20 100 $40 00@l2 G Fine
fancy candy, "a 70 2lH3Oc; Pecans, Z, bushCi
gl al
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Odd Fellows.

Odd Fellows,
IDGFl,EY ENCAMPMENT No. ~ + n
y; - meets on the first and third Fridnv
inenlS M each month, as TIE Odd pel,n,vsi
nan, .s,t NO. y. KERFOoT, q. p.
DALLAS LODGE No, A, I.O.O.E- moe,s
lows Nall RS ~ INV, Wv OStI ell
NJ. IiIEYENEr, Secretary. - "'
Good ren,plars. M
THpliAs CASpsL LODGE, /. o. q. r
G SS.s t eaEEcb saturday night at the Thomas
v ~, SION $. RECORD. W. c. II
j. W. REcossn w SECRETARY = l.
Knights OF Pythias.
,CoEgR De LEON LoneE, M. 8 mot
,S,er! tuesday evening, ]. M.Wris6t. PM
o,ss.a,Svlion 4. 3. Seay, Chancellor CS,m.
Rnianuefi n. waId, Vice Chancelior: Riebntd
atfVTIS'iS frelaie; Il. p. Aunspaurh Niosier
-, veii jos. I..Fisllpr N iSier 81 NJ
seals. ~ "eSPvfo OF hecoruS and
Patrons of iiusbauary.
BRECklNRIDGE GRANGE No ., or a..
han,'ons ~ HusbanaEy, n,e.,ts nj Ia,,, MY
naii' hicnardson, on the first and thirJ Sa,l
"i""Ss OF each month. ~ s''-'u '"'-
u x BrcxER. seorsisrs. - ~ - ''s s n
"
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Law Blanks OF every description for Sale
and printed to order at this office.
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For Snla.

Three good residences In this city. Imme.
date possession given.
lh9-dtf - ks STEAGAII ACO.
Law Banks OF every description, for sale
and printed TO order, at this ofice.
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miscellaneous
NOTICE.

CRY or n, MAYORS 0FFIoE,l u
An 49,. of iALLAs, May 2, ISL. J .,f
evii,le ''is having scrip, bonds or othe,
Mia - VI indebtedness against The city OF
r.',,,,,, ',lo hereby notified in obe,ience foa
A. 49, h.ioh Of the city council, passed on thf
n's' Jay OF May, 1874, to present The same 3,
sh dsy IF for registration before ths
rata W. L. CABELL,
Mayor
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Il ofriCE, A"n HERALD JOB
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!lNNSTAnL!

Precinct No. IA II. Hardin
Precinct No. PM. NJ. Fondren,
Precinct No, S--R. Il, Barker.
Precinct No, Al. :, Floyd.
Precinct No. 81, A. Fisher.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Precinct No. l--William L., Cabell, Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-JameS II. Swiudells, Ian
oastcr, 4k.fAN fHW4n HaU ny
Precinct No. S-Elnm Sharp.
Ireetnci No, t--rhomaS j. NASH
Precinct No. 6--Henrv &. Sweet, Scyene.
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Coffee nHd Tea.
nrenslAiulTA nnh Grnln.

Rio, common, 27c; Fair 30 good, 2Sc; Prime
To choice, Me; o, q, Java, 3]c; Teni per ID, 700
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BrandlcS--App lo, 90 j0@3 %; Peach, SO 7ja
3 80; CoguUc, % 2n0I ND,
Whi~lles--HOurbun and Rye, 81 1903 co.,
Imitation Bourbon, VI i58i 70.
Wucs--Port and sherry, VI 5000 90.
Rcclifled Whiskey 81 lOGgl 40.
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DrY Goods.

Prints. Mor'mac Toe; Ancona SIC; Gloucos-
Ter Ice; simpson Mourning 100; Sheppard
rlGldS Zoe; piuks and Puppies iOc; Cayudutta
Solids Dc; Montville PinkS and Puppies SCI.
Golumbian1c; Genaire 1lac; Hope &c,
Bleuuhvd Shccting and ShiringS Fruit of
tho Loom 1919; Dwight star lGc Chapman
Long Cloth l24c; Social Miils LEG; Boot
l2c; New Market l0c Canoe 10.
Lawns aud PercaleS; From l2H 70 zoe.
Cuubrics SA@l2'gc.
Clarlt's O. n. y. spool Cotton, Zoe
Brown Shecung and Shirtlug Houston
City Millsl-l l2lac Sntauta IL l2c, Miller River
NE; lRcede y lle Boot Il Il rye; Mas
sacnusetls q lie; Central Minis ne; Bedford
IL 70 Be; Big Tree q NE; Massachusetts, Sd +
Dc; Empire rs dc.
Heavy Brown Drills ana Duck: Granite
viilo brown Drill' lie; Peppefill brown DmllS
l5c, Plymouth Rock &c; Ravens Duck p. *;
superior Duck Gle; Howard Duel, Re savage
Ducs - c; COlurod Duck PIC.
Brown and Blue Donims: Oakland l5c,
Boston l5e; HaSmaherS lGu; Outs AKA 92l
Ticking; Ocean he; Princeton l2lSc, HOus.
H c. COnestoyu G q a 2sc; Com
tstGga Gold Medal 25c Jouu O.. Clark IS NIX
iWpluved SIZE; John A Clark X \ zoe; John g..
ClaS's NN 2oc.
Cotton plaids aud Stripes; Mogaoua L, 5c;
Toledo lici Alabama be; AuguStalli4e; Amor
icu9 liC.
Apron Cnecl,a: Lonarlz l24c; Amerlcu,
lGG CiarEs i,Yrn Heavy, 90e
Heavy NottpnadoS: MillidmSy!lle lN3tc;
New Orleans CNwl't leNnS DC; LyuchbuE
&4c' Hopewru 2ic; Deuncld S0c; Fulmers
So Plough, Loom and Anvil SOC,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-12-10
POLITICIANS AND SCHOOLS

Que Of the greatest affections Of our
school system is the interference Of third
rate politicians With matters regarding
which they know little or nothing. For
the sake Of votes, they papder to the pref
udices Of the rabble, quarrel with and
.criticise every effort to elevate the schools.
1t is q little remarkable that men who
kbow nothing about the workings Of
school system will set themselves up as
e~xpoubders Of the school law. These
men are always finding fault;always
tearing down. Our school system has
been a football for place hunters TO Kick
about, Statesmen of clear heads, oef
stroug wills, and honest purposes are
needed totguide9th system Through the
,brOskers. VIZ can hope fer nothing from
the professional office seeker. The men
who ought to lead off in educational Leg
i~slation' ale Kept in the back ground.
The bteS6cator' is oa pushed u aside,
and every politician prepares to- strike
him. if he, dares to raise his head. But
things arr, changing, and the schoolmas-
ter will Be allie 10 strike back. School
men who have led the free school move
ment this far will It'll lead it onajidU
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ho could confer with his attorney at this
place, which was done. The Judge re,
turned to this place in about eight DAYS
thereafter and learned that Mr.. Dead.
erick had declined to contest further Mr..
Luttrell,s induction. but did not meet
With Mr.. Luttrell.
He learned also that another contest
had been commenced by DR.. Wheeler
but the differences between him and Mr..
Luttrell having been afterward amicably
adjusted this contest was also Withdrawn.
We do not deem it necessary at this time
TO state the grounds upon which this lat
ter contest was begun nor shall We do 80
unless future developments. render it
necessary.
On last Monday Mr.. Luttrell with his
bonds aad sureties appeard in open court
at this place aud vas in due form in
stalled into Office. No one regrets more
than Judge CLEARWATER. difficulties which
sprung up in Mr.. LuttrslPs way and csus-
ing the delay. We hope the papers, in
Justice to all parties interested in this
matter, that published the communication
sent to the Banner from this place, viii
also publish this which We have gotten
up With care, in order That the public
may be tully posted as to the cause of Mr..
Luttre!ps delay in getting into Office.
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II COUNTY COURT.

a, This body, according to the provisions
o. the school law is guardian Of the school
interest of the ssunty. For several years
this important interest has been right
we'll cared for, The enlightened policy
of the court respecting educational mat
tors deserves special mentios.l The
County Courts Of adjoining counties pre-
sent q wonderful contrast. y number
ofCouhtJ Superintendents bavs remarked
to ius. "If we had such a County, Court
MS you we could do something for the
public schools, The county has made
wonderful progress in her educational af>
fairs. She owes it mostly to the progress
sive members Of her Coait. II is ac-
k~nowledgad on all hands. that our schools
have succeeded. While much has been
done. much more remains to be acc"m>
'plished. In fact. we hive only made q
beginning. We need better schools, and
the people demand them. We must
push ahead. Our schools must DO made
q fixed fact. The school law must be
made good and strong. Educate the pe0-
ple..ocSend the school teacher abroad.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-12-10
EASTERN DIVISION FAIR.

The Grange Outlook Of last week says
that the Eastern Division Fair has fail.
, cd to pay any of the premiums award
ed at their last Faitg except the one to
the Virginia racer We ae indeed
sorry to learn the financial condition
the company is such that they cannot
comply with or meet their obligations.
& The eitysof Knoxville the great me-
tropolis Of East Tennessee lis certain
ly to blanc in part at least for their
Fair failing to be a.success. The busi,
ness men of THAT place certainlyd do not
appreciate the value Of a.good annual
Fair in their vicinity And the far
mers of Knox County, many Of whom
are quite wealthy have failed TO give
this important enterprise that attention
e deserves. aihol af'yaA '@a" ~
If we could induce the farmers of
the lower counties 10 visit a Washington
County, Fair we are satisfied it,wouM give
them more energy and would cause
them to put more vi,a into their home
Fairs. The Premiums awardedsat our
last Fair, which amounted to- several
hundred dollars, have all been paid,
and were paidiin gold and silver coin
The company is in fine condition finan-
cially, they can pay every dollar ,hey
owe and still have q surplus of several
hundred dollars due them. Their
grounds are well improved and every
thing. is moving along smoothly and
pleasantly with the society. t,,s
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CAN'T stop

Our Democratic friends, especially
Uncle John Of The 'Morrisstownll Gazette,
'keep, on blowing over the great Demo
'catic gains in the late election in The
Fifstac congressional District Now for
the s~atifaction Of our %jutiIant friends
we sroposeelt to show the cause Of their
victory in this county, and we have
sgoodareasons to believe lthatthe ether
counties in the Districtscan show the
same cause. issiis iaf.h- brs>Iuct 10
AttheA August electiowthe Republic
scansvote in this county was l.600,and
the Democratic vote wasl1 ,056n AT
the November election the Republicans
pooled f925 votes and the, Democrats
1886. This statement shows that the
Democrats turned out in fndsse at the
last election and voted their full
strength, while the Republicans fell
short in the November election 675
Votes. It IS therefore plainly to te
seen that there was not a Democratic
] gain, but that Republicans did not at.
tend the election, Now can ycu see
the point Uncle Johp2, The Re-
publicans in this. county have a MAORI
ty of 600 to 700, and at the next cleo
tion IL tho party will nominate only
true good and honest men, they VIII de.
monstratc the facts that we assert
4; are correct. 'aoalps tta' Sie ~ $50
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FEW o o REAsox,

ia New Invention TN
Tested and secured by Letters % Dr.
2.-Make so Peifect Lock s,i,'SRNl
on both sides. on all kinds ofa"S u
3.-Rnns Light, Smooth. NseGi'IHuasS
Rapid--bcst combination of on"I""D
4,-Dugable-R Runs for years ,' ~St.
repairs. N"""
VIII do all varieties of vo,,
rancy Stitchins in a superior m "v,a
els most easily managed NV y,
orator. Length of stitch NAV r. ' ",
while running. and machine S aug
threaded " ithout passing threaltS,aI
5-Pesign simple. Ingenious FL.
forming the stitch without N. A.s ~
cog W Ell gears, rotary cam, =, r
arms. Has the auto site drO,, /"
which insures uniform length Of KIM n
any speed. Has our new tbre". !.
t~roller, which allows easy moyem,,
needle-bar aud prevents injury Ia ,S..
Reconstruction most careful anSp
Wiped.y 1t Is manufactured by N. /.
sklllful md Experienced machinig ~
cetebrated REMINGTON ARNov
lLLION, y. Y. Cincinnati UtBc,
West FourthStreet.
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TrOTICE- LAM SALE.

In obedience to an order of sale issued
from the Circuit Court at its August term
1874, in favor of Melvin, Dosser & Co.,
for'the oso OF JlIH Dosser for the sum OF
Forty.one dollars and--cent debt aud
costs aud against Isaac Miller. | will
-el atthe Court Hoase door in Jones
,boro' Washington County Tennessee, on
the 2Gth day of December, IS74,for cash
m hand the fadd described in the levy TO-.
wit: The undivided interest to the said
Isaac NJ Her, in two tracts of land lying
IN Washington county Tenn. one t,sct in
civil dlstr CT NO. 8 adjoining the lapd o.
Joseph il. Burts, and others containing
200 acres more or less, and known as the
James Young farm. One tract in dist
No. 10 containing l40acres adjoining the
lands Of David Bowman and others on
which John Miller was living at the time
of his death. TO satisfy the above, mem
toned claims. The cost will be required
to be paid in hand on day of sale, or no
sale will be reported. Ysa1o, o.
1 ~ II, NJ. YOUNG, Sheriff
.NovoGw lnfS5
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Tine Chatt.neoga Commercial saws

The Chattanooga Commercial Gays:
The State Teachers Association meets
in Nashville on the goth and 2ist inst.
Hon. NJ. C. Kerr. Of Indiana Hon- A.
D. White, President of Cornell Upsver.
sitys Iaica, New York; Hon. MN.
'Ruaner, State superintendent Of Public
Instruction Of Kentucky and DR., B, Sea-
RS, agent Of the Peabody Fund, Stanton
Nirsiaia' have besniuvited 70 attend. and
Il is hoped that most. il not all Of them,
will be present T7a shir-si
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-12-10
By.reeefence 70 the dispatches in
another column it will be noticed there
has been a bloody riqt-at NiekSbprg.

Fifteen thousand Iaborers in THERON
/, business Of Western Pennsylvania. are
on a strike, and four hundred Furnaces
have stopped work. This looks like the
women and children of that section
will have q hard time this winter.
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HON. g. Il. ~GILLENwArERs.

,ea Recognized, as he is as an honest
= Judge and Christian gentleman,
, commands the respect and good opinion
'of'the people ofths Judicial District,
Notwithstanding a correspondent writ.
ing from this place to the Nashville
Banner, states that the probabilities,
,areahe will be arfaigned beforesthe next
Legislature for impeachment @ 1t is
true that a few aspirants to the Judge.
ship or to a seat in Congress at some
future time are making him q target at
which DO shoot their poisoned arrows.
But it is pleasant to know that their
number can be counted on the fingers
of a single hand, and their threats
amount TO nothing more In moulding
public opinion prejudiesl to his Honor.
than a sgentle breeze compared to a
tornado .sdsaos ne .isE ~ ui i1ar
The Aerristovn Gazette after copy
ian ehc BaRaer's article says:s bsas
w have understood e. ;opsums, pat INA.
, oficial conduct was, becoming more and more
marked and open. II is not confined 10 the bar,
, hui ~ltt.ants and thoss who are fhr7wn In oc-
! cssfonSl contact with him. trrerpective cfparty
arc free In their open ecadsmnation OF bis Judi
eiai conduct.
- We mast confess surprise at this
> statement II Mr.. Helms lie has
been credited. and Justly 50 IS we con
side-ed. Cor conducting $ Paper high
nei in character All oar worthy Abe
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-12-10

The school boards have been iustruct>
ed to make their contract with teachers
on. the basis that One Dollar aud tweAty
6vecents Of public funds TO each p%upilwiii
be realized. ~ j'rrs sa sen Ban
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MmManh How, y
eTTW How Restored
Just Published IN a Sealed Env'
Price, 6 cents.

Price, 6 cents
A Lecture on the Nature. Irea,-
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/ Involuntary Emissions, imps
Nervous Debility. and lmpealn'~TaS
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The world-renowned author, Sr
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kout a usodelof care at once cs.Is
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Z cqhis qeetnre sill1prose sr
thousands and thousands. ~. suuv
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TO any address, on rece.p' Also
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TEACHERS

Teachers are requested to pake out a
report,o their schools At the end Of each
month and send them to District Clerks.
Blanks have been sent out to oil the
CLERKS If the teachers have not been
supplied; let them Gallon their Clerks.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-12-10

Adisease called the Black Flux is
very fatal at Alexandria IN this State
1t seemsto be anew disease and battles
the skill of the Physicians. A large
number of persons have already died
and many others are Frustrated and
cannot recover.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-12-10

,di The public funds will amount to more
than we haze estimated, but we desire to
have a margin sufficient to, cover the con
.tipgencies that may arise. 'e''
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-12-10
NONRESIDENT NOTICE,
= Jeremiah Miller, ct al.
lAAA VS. Ak4a 4
Alfred e.. Ranpo Of n,

~ sa'iRNth ~,
In the County, Court tor washlpr
E Coppty Tenn. Petition for Partiuc.
In this cause it appearing from the,
legations ot, the Petition that III, /
lowing parties defendants are NOM
idents OF this State, to-wit ; Alipll
Range - Range Range
Range - Range - Range
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Range the tlr, It being the suryivfngh
band aud the last twelve being the d
|tiren and heirs at law OF Catharinn N.
deceased, who aas q tulghte' OH
Miller dec .ased) who resides III the n
of Illinois and also that the delend
Mary Ann Milicr, Susan Rebecca NJ.
Ellnira Alice Miner amdoJohn fni
Miller. minor heirs Of Margaret Mi
deceased, and who resides in And
county Missouri ltlle' Said Msp
having been a daughter Of this said Il
Miller aud both She and her hush
Daniel b. Miller being now deadl,
therefore ordered. that publicali@
made toIf four suceessive weeks ID
Herald and Tribune Il newspaper !
lisled In the town of JonesbUro', VI
iington county Tennessee notifying
'npnfesldent Defendants to appears.
orr said County Court for said WaE
ton county, OH the first Monday of
llary next then aud there to make
defence or said cause will be prOea
with eXparte as to them. This DA
Der LIST 1874.
1sksNJ. F. GRESHAM, CHI