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MILTON SCHOOL FOX BOYS AND GIRLS.
w 'SEAToN MANSION,

MILTON SCHOOL FOX BOYS AND GIRLS.
WI 'SEATON MANSION
7cS street, opposite Post Once Department,
OPENS SEPTEMBER Z, lS74.
IHos. SEAroN DoSoHo, PRINCIPAL
The attention OF parents who appreciate the true
interest o. their children Is respectfully Invited 70
thss new and improved school, Its system. practi-
eaily tested, rendering more pleasant. rapid and
me progress Of pupils. tneir Advance
Washington he Is wen known 70 large portion OF
lis clulzens, and here and elsewhere recognized as
the author OF 'sIvywan,' - ssMoenaf' ana other
volumes.
A number ofpupfls being already engaged early
application Is Important as the school Is united,
and those who s.begin At the beginning, viii have
great advantage. The PrircIpal wi. Be In daily
happy 70 furnish partiea 20 his friends aud the
paniie, and solieitous Of obtaining aud deserving
Refers 81 permission to Rev. Dr.. John c. Smith.
VIM. J.. Murlagh.. kEPUBLioASr. John ". Magill.
OF Lewis johnson 4 Co; WIN. B. Wenb. .iohn
Carroll Brent, John r. Norris, IL. W. Calf Z Bro..
Thos. Z. Connolly, Jos. T. n. Plant, J. Colds
borough Bruu. aud N tny others.
- z I'm
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TIE yellow fever scare on the Atlantic
coast proves to be grOundless. In a few
weeks we shall be blessed with frostss alike
fatal to yellow fever and hay fever. Mean
while the precautions suggested by the Sec
refsry of the Treasury are wise.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-10

NAyr DagAsrnENr.

General order 10. 100.
On surveys held IN conformity with paragraph
pfS Of the Navy Regulations the surveying ON
GERS VIII base their estimates on the actual value
81 the clothing destroyed, and not on the prices
fixed BY the paymasier when the clothing vas
WILLIAM RngHoLDs.
Acting Secretary OF the Navy.
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We print this morning another one Of our
series of interviews with the leading citizens
Of the District regarding the form Of our
future government in which the opinions
of Delegate Chapman are clearly and
forcibly given.
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HENRY. r SEARLE

ARCHITECT,
no Z Street, Opposite Pest Omeo ne.
~ Pnrtnent
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EDUCATIONAL.


FrYHE MISSES OSBORNE'S YOUNG
u LADIES' Boarding ard Day school WI reo0en
AZ - N street, corner Of Iel1 northwest. NON
SorIisr n fess.e6sTs. Aiodsrais tsEas. ssEn
1T SCHOOL -FIFTH YEAR.-FHOR-
n oueh Instruction given II All branches %
Drawing and Painting Sircnls.s = ne 2os 5stores
cbnssffs avenue. 5. r. FULLEE. SCI 4falm
81 las h sTzREEiT n. W.
WILL HEoPEE HER SCHOOL OA ~ I'D. DAr-
1EFIEMBEk a. 49, -Ll5- 4 I'm
ROYs' ACADEMY,
H N rsar q D.. 6rndeFlaad's 0Erca, f9sr-
0nd-d-hdV erst uoFttlC.gf, viii comm -nce is nItn
rear MONDAY. SePtemser = ApR9ef Of . aP,,,
are % AZ boys for business or for college, classical
Or olyteehnic: Photography is taught q . rsss55
lar study, and several haFe gone from tnl9 sc1eo.
those fitting for business, Spelling, Penmanship.
Artthmetic and Bookkeeping are speci1lties. FOR
those Who design % enter college, Algebra Geom-
elry, Plain and Analytical Trlgonometry and the
Classics are thoroughly taught.
circulars At crasdeII' and BAH me 6oosstOres
number OF gold and silver medals ay4Idea eaeh
sal7-lm A.M,M.D. L. B.. principal.
EPISCOPAL INsTIl VTh- fI
This ~elI-known school for boys Is removed rrola
Eis and In PennsyiSsnIs avenue northSesf.
The Rifth Session vii open Wednesday, Septem-
Der FOR terms ~ 81 af los Sexenteenfh street,
to the Rev. =. Z. NIGHT. D. D. aa2s-lm
DRDFESsoR JUN EsPUTA's
4 nyMc itT RSISIiI &c AsGADEarY,
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 2 i1I
NAVY YARD CLASS
-, WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 4 1s7L
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TEE Athletic and Boston base ball clubs ar
rived at Philadelphia yesterday from their
European trip, and were handsomely received
by the admirers Of the national game. These
two clubs win play reception game to-day at
philaHnlr.hin
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-10

sIPPERLY-CAHPENTE tha sth Inat.,
At Brightwood, ID, O., b. tie Rev Dr.. Butler. Mr..
IHEoDoRE u. eIIPERlK, Or Ren1lelneI enantE,
y. ", snd Miss s tlL4ll A. C4nfA1rEH, Of Bright
lTroy IL. Y. papers pietsocopy.l
BEHNER-DAEKWORFH TIE IN o. An
gust, 1874, By the Rev. Father j. A Bokel, 81 81.
pominlc,l chnrchr FRANKLIN BENNER and suskE
I, DANKwoRTH.
OHM 8 AGiD1KDs J q 4 f.iitli
kuNDELL,-On " Wednesday, 9Th inst, 1t In ..
NJ, JosErH MUSDELL, aged stxty-nve -ears and
eight months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. -,y. ft
: PARkER.-At Wheeling, West Virginia, Sep
TENDER Z WILLIAM PAnKLH. formerly on LancIs-
ter, Pa. IN the forty third year ofhis age.
CALLAN On the sth instant, g O'Clock .. M,
AARG AEHI \, 9ALLAE, Wtfs o. LaWrencs y. Cal
Ian, In the thirtieth year OF her age,
The fanerH VIII take place On Thursdag after-
noon, a o'clock, from her late residence. NO 3lS
Eleventh street southeast, to which the relatives
and friends OF the family are invited.
MAY she 49, IN peaee. - -
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who would urge such receptions upon their
unsuspecting sisters would not fail them
selves to welcome 70 their drawing-rooms
gentlemen clothed in the robes which
Marcus Aurelius and Epiesetus wore
blAmelessly. win not DR.. Mary call pub
Tic meeting. and display the advantages Of
the Roman toga and the breech clout to TIE
people Of The National oapitali
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TUE C0LU1BIAN UNIVERSITY.
a ....,..-

The Preparatory Department. opens. septembere
The Columbian College opens Septenaher 18.
The Hedical college opens Octobtr s.
The Law School opens October Il.
For Catalogues, containing full particulars In re-
gard to terms and courses Of lnsls9ctiou. address
iylsMwFsoei = '-'''-' Pr e tds.i I e
MISS HARROTER'S SCHOOL FOR
W Young Ladies and Children. 1855 street, will
reopen III lk1D Az, september 10. Circulars may
inc frinclpal- aaEu-tm
EsTAaLTsHED IN 1888.
THE WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC, a. the elegant MUSIC HALL.
NO. 1904 = eIhEL'l.- =
The fdl term commences o. MgNDAI. sep
temher y. o. p. BULLARD. Directors
aug-.-Avsl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
THE MEssRs. MoRRTsoN


THE MESsRS. MORRISON
beg leave TO call the Ettention Of their former pa-
irons, wei the public generally, who are de-
srous of purchasing their School Books at reduced
rates, 30 their large and complete collection OF all
the textbooks now in use in the colleges private
and public schools throughout the city which they
selling at large discount from regular prices.
Also, Il choice selection Of hne Stationery con
SANITY on hand and for sale by y
WI. 40. II. MORRISON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
No. F5Pennsylvanla avenue, between Four-end-a-
half and sixth streets. sep10-tf
A CARD OF THANKS.
TIe subscriber returns his thanks to the citizens
OF Washington especially to the retail Dealers for
generous custom while he has kept two establish
melts-One at go Pennsylvania avenue, and the
other opposite the Metropolitan Hotel-And begs
leave 70 announce tnat his store osite the Net
ropOltan Hotel has been re1fted and enlarged, and
that IN tie future both blishments will be con-
s0lidated asL. N'SNATIONA AL CANDY
MAEUFACTORY. The new establisnmenf has
larEely extended It's facilities for the Wholesale
trade, and TIE spirit Of accommodation and fair
dealing which has drawn host Of customers n the
past viii c0ltiuue to animate the futuls. His as
Stale goods are removed from the shelves. Fresh
pure, wholesome. and Of moderafs price Is the
motto Of tile establishment. Ali goods warranted
and NAV be returned II MT rs represented car
tickets furnished retail Dealers and goods sent to
them promptly. Call and see, pr,,,,,,,,
National Candy Manufactarer, 8 !
Scpl0-eOfl OpDoeffe lIQfronolifan InkaI
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TELEGRAPH coMMURIoATIoNwi with Europe,
which vas suspended for q period of twenty
four hours in consequence Of breaks in the
cables, was restored early yesterday morning,
and we are enabled 70 presenI this morning
our usual column Of FOREIGN intelligence.
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TIE NATIONAL REPUBEI0AF HAs A
Lkf6ER CIRCULATION THAE AEY 0TRER
MORNING PzPBE IN TIE DIgERTCTOF Co
LUNBEA.
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TIE Brooklyn papers seem determined to
hold fast 70 the scandal that has Cor several
weeks been spreading Its disgusting details
Not being able to obtain further statements
from the principals and their mutual friends,
the reporters are now devoting Themselves to
the chamber-maids and kitchen servants Of the
parties to the controversy, and the statements
and opinions Of Biddy are now served up daily
to furnish the Brooklyn community with that
'fgraee, mercy and peace" which thus far has
not been furnished BY the investigation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HSSg@OFTICE OF TaE COIUMBfG
sToCKHOLDERs.-Th The semi-annusi dividend win
be paid on and ser this date AZ the Board % Trade
sepic-st W. q; oLAGETT, Treasurer.
R5V@THE JEFFERSON COOPER
Eanized Monday, Sept !. subscriptions for stock
viii be received By the treasurer, Cha. B. Bailey,
B. Penek See pTesde8 sas g. H. Twombs
GoYernment Printing ONCE; James Fraser. 6i7 q
Thompson, Corner Tenth and Streets north: Ed
ward Med.er 100 Seventh street; VIM. r. Mclean,
Department; ]. g, Judd, corner Pennsyf ave-
for payment Of dues SECOND TUESDAY IN De-
tober. is14 Shares e. 50 each. Ladies and Others
DAY, octo5er fSmS to o,cIoc 3. On 4 The
office Of JOHN JOY EDISON. secretlry,
RSETREAsURY DEPARTMENT
~ NEWS STAND.-On and after the 18th In
stapl copies Of THE DAILY NATIoSAL REPUBLICAN,
can be obt1ined e the Treasury Department. News
t sePs = '"s - t'4'H 81 JOIN W. 4. SHAW.
RaY-sCHOOL BOOKs-wHOLEsALE
anu RIso1iBkRTs, BooKsroRE.
lmo Seventh street, above New York ave. se2-lm
49, NOTICEE-ALL PERSONS ARE
- hereby warned against purchasing, negO-
ept or tic IS snm 81 TWO oSd dosr rp ed
By Anderson Dagger. OF Washington. ID. O., and
B. c. an Interest tim IN certain Cotton efaiss sss
much as the consideration for said interest and
assignment has never been paid BY the said John
p Dennis, and the receipt is iTi, and yOid.
WAsHINeToN. d. c., August IS, 1874. SD
RTYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As
- ISOLATION, corner OF Ninth and ID
streets.
EVENING GLASSES IN Latin. Greek. English
Grammar, Phonography, Mathematics, and Sacred
History. commencing September Il.
Classses open 70 all.
Free Reading Room aud Circulating Library.
Daily Prayer-Meetlngs At i2ilS, and Q p. m.
Sabbath Evening Services al the Rooms 81
O'Clock.
WE WELCOME ALL.
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ELPHOHzO YOUNGS & CO.
Quotes

FLOUR-DOwHTI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack ....e3.56
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per saek......S9.45
BURNT MILLS FAMILY. .....at lowest rates.
ISAAOWENGER'S FAMILY
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY.
EXTRA FLoUR, per sack, o., 81 and sass
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TEAS,

+ TEAS.
wsA.'s recently .aasaso our stock IN .Al. do
psrtmens BY thsPurchaseofa LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-ORoP TEAS Of the dlrsrsns varieties.
audience we are now prepared to Ossr special in
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sUNDRIEs-
T. T. Smith & Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT ana
GRAHAM FLOUR. just resolved fresh from the
mills IN Brooklyn. n. J sndtor SalelOw.
inshOrt. our stock i now large and complete, and
we are SsllinglOw.
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8atipnaI gtpnblitaa

VI. MURTAsH...........Editor nc PFOpEie.Or.
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PACKING.

the envelopes and wrappers must be ready for
delivery the LIST day OF october, 1874 and there
amer must be promptly furnished and delivered,
complete in all respects, In such quantities may
be required TO III the daily orders OF postmasters;
the deliveries 70 be made either At the Post odice
Department.. Washington. ID. O., or At the ONCE OF
agent duly authorized 20 inspect and receive the
same; the place Of delivery 70 be a the option OF
the Postmaster General, and the cost OF delivering
IS well all expense Of storing, packing, address,
ing, labelling and water-proohng to be paid By the
contractor.
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THURspAY MoRNINe.m.sEPTElLBER 10, q.
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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN ia published every
morning Sundays excepted AZ the southwest cor
nerorThfrteenth street and PennsylvaEia avenue,
and Is furnished subscribers (ny carriersl q any
cents per month.
Nan subscribers, $50 per year; eLm fcr SIX
months, and 500 for three months. TerIns in
TAriablE IN sdVanoe.
RATEs OF ADVERTIgTN6s
twenty-five cents per line. Advertisemanfsunder
fbe head Of i'For Sale Rent WANTED ssIoss
andF0und, - and "Personai, " twelve and half
cents per lima
TIE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
unpublished every Thursday morning, and Is fur
nished TO subscribers ~ the follOwing rates; ons
copy one year, eas three copies one year. >, tsn
copiesone year, s16 single copies, in Wrappers ave
cents each.
f0r publication, should be addressed TO VIZ. J:
AUBTAGH, Proprietor, 6.4TIoEAL REFUBLIcAN,
Washington. D. 9
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OHIO ROOMs AND FURNITURE.

An agent or the Department VIII have super
VISION OF the manu- aeture, storage, and issue OF the
all times have fuand free access to the apartments,
safes, and vaults where the same are manufactured
and stored, for the purposs OF Inspecting tie same;
and the contractor shall furnish him and his clerks
suitable ONCE and desk room, for the transaction OF
the business ofhis agency, without cost 70 the Gov
eminent.
without charge suitable and properly furnished
rooms for Of the post ONCE in registering pack
through the malls.
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FDucATIoNAL.

fTyHE MISSES PERLEyfs sELECT
y School ard A!naety1rlen VII reopen On NON
DAY. September z, l1ll In the r1ri1rf 81 She A.
eularE - bookstores. sep5-ot'
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~ 81 ADYERTTETNel

Man subscribers. $50 per year; eLW fT
months, and 500 for three months. TerIns
Vnriably IN sdVance.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-26
He Wsuid Sing.

Arather singular lawsuit has taken
place in North Carolina. II grew out Of
an effort to stops good man who couldn't
sing from making the attempt in church
The name Of the unfortunate lover of sopr
is William Linthaw. indicted for mis-
demeanor, AMI tried before Russell.
Judge, at Robescn Superior Court. Do.
fendant was indicted for disturbing a re.
ligious congregation. The evidence, a,
detailed by several witnesses, was sub.
stantially this: Defendant Is a member Of
the Methodist Church. He sings in such
way as to disturb the congregation.
At the end Of each verse his voice is
heard after the other singers have ceased.
One Of the witnesses being requested 10
describe defendants singing, Initiated il
by singing a verse in the voice and man.
ner Of defendant. which produced .
burst Of prolonged and irresistible hugh.
ter, conyulsiDg alike the spectators, the
bar, tne jury, and the Court" The
defendant is reported to be a'strict mem.
Der Of the church (Methodist). and man
of the most exemplary department. ].
was not contcnded BY the State upon The
evidence that be had any intention or
purpose to disturb the congregation. but
en- the contrary. il was admitted that he
was conscientiously taking part in the re-
ligious services. There was vsrdict Of
guilty. judgment, and an appeal BY Il.
defendant. .-ef- '--'
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Herald and Tribune.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
M. :. Mahoney.
Rates of subscription

Single copy, one year,n.'.,......s l,5o
rive or more copies, one year, each, l,25
Ten or mere copies, one year, each, 100
my. For club Of Ten, at sl,sJ each,we
will send Que extra copy free for one
YEAR to the getter up Of the club. -ssa
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-26

SuPpOse }uu nave all decided un deafh
that is your aereement rtno 49,
have not had justice in ,bs ,.,o =
say that much, but there will bs a Vre.,
day when | will get Justice There ;s
good deal of malice in this case wbi,b !.
all through preiudiee 7 vouId No, Kin.
man unless he dis,urbed ma 7 ao,.,
disturb anybody. Tam going on % vears
old and never had difBcultv beforo IN mv
life.
Judge Tuncy then sa;a. you, ma.
has been tried bv two ;u,;s. and h, Al.
court twice. A very careful, patient and
laborious investigation has been given to
it. The five judges who concur in the
opinion read by myself, very much regret
that they lind it impossible to concur with
the dissenting Judge, We have tried 10
lind something upon which to reverse. but
We have failed, and it becomes our duty
now
TO PASS SENTENCE UPON you.
Your case has been argued here with
marked ability. The lawyers who defend.
cd you have shown great learning, ingen>
ulty' and tact. You have had the best
ability in the State. The case will now
DC nnally disposed Of. l repeat that
'noSe ~ o' US VINO concurred in the opinion
@,"'n''s the judgment OF the Circuit
0our'' exceedingly regretted it.
80 YOU MUST BE HUNG.
Here follows the same instructions to
the jailer of Davidson and G;les oo,,.
ties, as were delivered in Bryant's case,
notifying him that he would be hung un,
til dead, on tho 10th Of April, 1874. I
You have now about
FORTY DAYEs TO LIVE.
1t lis certain that it is as long as you can
live, and hence we aamonish you to de.
vote that time to preparation for death.
We can see nothing in the record thst can
recommend you to the Governor for par
don sr consultation. So do not look 10
that, but look to the salvation Of your
soul, and et"
PR PARE TO DIE.
Prisoner-That is time emo upb Asu
said first l say last you all NAV be correct.
l don't blame you, understand Aha, br,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-26

A J. RANDALL, ATTORNEY AND
n, COUNSELOR AT LAW, EOI9 Wash
ngton, ID. G.. Business before the sew
eral Executive Departments will receive
prompt aud careful attention. Will give
special care to Suspended and rejected
elaisS before the Treasurer, Post Office,
Quarter Master, and Commissary. De-
pertments. Letters of inquiry must be
accompanied by fee of s. to insure at
tcntion. Lock Box l20. feb21w52.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-26

j. BROWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW
n. AND COLLECTING AGENT, Jones'
boro', Tenn. PROMPT attention given
20 collections in East Tennessee, and
Southwestern Va. [60aug2G
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DOOMED TO DEATH.
The Court ofLast Resort Appcal-
cd TO in Vain.
Pref Bryant and Walker Ingram
Finally Sentenced 10 be Hanged.
The Brace 0fMurdcrcrs 10 Swing
into Eternity within n NTile Of
Pulaski.
They are given Forty Days In
Which to Make thcir Peace with
Gsd.
No Extcnuating Fact Upon which
10 Claim Immunity or Mercy Of
any Human Law.
Impressive Words 10 the Dying
FeI0ns-What they Had 10 Say
for Themselves.
Sketches OF the History OF their
Bloody Deeds
Sketches OF the History OF their
Bloody Deeds
ITrom the Nashville Banner. !

[From the Nashville Banner
Judge Sneed yesterday delivered an
opinion in the Supreme court, III the
case of Proguo Bryant, colored, commons
ly known as Professor" Bryant, senten.
ced to be hanged by the court below, for
the murder of an aged white man. named
Alexander G. Stephens, in Giles County,
vas rendered by Judge Sneed in the SUI
preme Court yesterday. Bryant has been
tried and
CONVICTED TWICE OF MURDER
in the first degree. The verdict of the ju>
ry was reverse at the last term Of the Su-
premc Court, and the prisoner had auoth-
er trial, the jury pronouncing the same
verdict.
Judge Sneed said in his opinion that
the case had been considered on account
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-26
DENTISTS.

DR. WM. SMITH, SURGEON DENTIST
~ will be at his ollicc III this place the
first and fourth Mondays including the
weeks IN each month. and also at john
son City every second Monday and re-
main during the week.
inlY3tf
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-26

r w. TIPTON. ATTORNEY AT LAW
d.. AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Elizabcthton, Tenn. WILL practice in
the Court of Carter, Sullivan and Wash
ipgton Counties, Tenn. Special atten-
ton given to the Collection of Claims.
73aprill7-ly
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-26

~ ]. KIRKPATRICK, ATTORNEY AT
~. LAW, Jonesboro', Tenn. Oiiice IN
tirisham q Lampson's New Building, Up
stairs, No. I. l09aag26.
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II. j.. BLAIR

n.MIIN. II. j.. BLAIR
NTCLtN It BLAIR, ATTORNEYS AT
Nl LAW AND COLLECTING AGENTS,
sboro', Tenn. PROMPT attention
given to all business entrusted to us
throughout the counties comprising
Inner East Tennessee. (70Octl3
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-26

A. II. PETTIBONE, JAS. II. ROBINSON.
nETTIBONE & ROBINSON, ATToR-
NEYs AND CoUNsELoRs, Greene
vile, Tenn. viii practice in all the
Courts of Upper East Tennessee, and
IN the Supreme and Federal Court at
Knoxville. Collections promptly made
and rcmtted. t73mayS
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ATToREEYS.

lanes q. DEADERlCK, ATTORNEY
VI Al LAW AND SOLICITOR INnHAN-
Gerry. Jonesboro', Tenn. once IN
Grisham & Lampson's New Building,
Up Stairs, NO, 2. lhmarzo'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-26

VIZ z. GILLENWATERS ATToR-
w. MY AT LAW, Rogersvlllc, Tenn.
viii practice in the Circuit and Chancery
Courts OF Hawkins, Greene, Hancock and
Washington counties, and IN the Supreme
aad Federal Courts at Knoxville, I enn.
april3tt.