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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15
Wholesale 4 Retail

Military Goods, Regalla,
Band Uniforms, Flremen's
Outflts, Yachtmen's and
Boat Crows Costumes.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
n BOUNTY BILL

The House Of Representative on last
Saturday passed the Bounty Bill, which
gives to all non-commissioned officers
musicians. wagoners and private SOL
disrs. including those borne on the
rIls ~ slaves, who served in the army
and was honorably discharged $s.ss,
par mouth for the term Of hls services
between April II. 1861, and May the
.. 1855. but . dedution Of all bounties
heretofore paid viii Be made in al
eases.
II Is supposed that thirty millions
o faollas viii be required to meet these
claims, and may require as much more.
We hope the Senate will pass the bill
and shat il may become q law. There
are 8 large .number Of saldiers who
have never received any bounty, and
naay others who received only q small
amount. Many Of those who were
wounded in service are in destitute
circumstances, and the amount Of
funds that this new Bill viii secure
70 than viii be..a great blessing.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
LAW.MAkIyG.

The people expect great relief from
the present Legislature. Let retrench-
ment be ,rise rather than ertruragant.
The great danger lies in the multlplie-
Ity Of new bulls introduced. It is in
Legislation IS in other matters. IN.
important questions consume too much
time. As . general thing too much is
szpscted Of . single Legislator. Laws
made in haste are repealed leisurely
sad at great cost to the State. In Law
making, the true theory is to make
haste slowly. Let the Legislature do
% Il may. there viii be complaining.
sut some legislation looking to the
psOtsetlon Of sheep. cannot be omitted
with impanity. Let the dogs be taxed
We hope to see such q tax imposed
upon every worthless cur and that,in less
than no tine, his hide shall be wrest-
Ing With quick lime and oak bark in
some lanyard where good leather can
b made from the old NANCY hides Of
sAsep killing dogs. Tar the worthless
dc9s.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
OF TIMBER.

The destruction Of Timber conss.
quent upon the manufacture Of Slaves
10 alarming. AL the best timber on
many farms has already been destroyed.
Would il no: be wise to stop and think
Of the consequences. Some future
Legislature viii be petitioned BY the
people to pass q law for the encourage.
meat Of tree planting. Is it wise to
DESTROY the timber and then tax
the people to plant forest trees! Would
Il not Be economy TO lay q tax on slaves
% Is to prevent their manufacture, aud
preserve our valuable timber? The
sssve business reminds u Of the kind
Of economy which kills the goose that
lays the golden egg.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

rude beyond description. We have
ssme Of these old leg houses still standing
as sentires P~ointing..baek to the good old
days Of yore when the teacher boarded
around amoug the s:holars and eIplaised
to the delighted parents the mysteries
Of teaching children their A. B. Cs
But times have changed and men have
changed with them.
Many Of the old school houses
hav. given place to lei and better GOES.
Teaching has to a large extent be:sue =
protession. Teachers are STUDY ing t..
best methods Of teaching and MANAGING
schools. School journals and Variues
works on School GoyernBeas. Theory
aud practice OF teaching are 10 circulation
among the teachers aud school officers Of
the County. Teachers Institutes have
been Inerpduoed- and from them the
:sachsrs have gathered much insorna-
siOe. Many Of the teachers are at hone
in the protasa'ou having It uiied IN. works
Ct hsding educators.
How different nov from what it was i
few years ago! The best YOsng men and
vOaen Of the County are engaged in
teaching school. The Law, NsdiciEe,
Theology, though more lucrative are
none the less hoaorabls. Th.
standard Of teaching has been greatly
elevated, so that orier system and meth
cd may be founl in soUs of the rural dis
tricts where bat a short time aSo the
'od blue back" vas the first aud the AS,
text book, in faer the only book that the
stern old pedagoge could master.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

Nss that the Legislature means 10
DO something in the way Of retrench-
nsat. We hope the old plan Of assess
Ing the taxable property will be abol-
ished. Il costs this county Washing-
ton) annually seven hundred dollars to
assess the tax! Why not make the
assessment every two years9 In this
way seven hundred dollars would be
saved by the county every two years.
The people want the jurisdiction Of
magistrates extended so thst many al
The little frivolous suits which cost tie
County and State vast sums Of mouey
nay be kept out Of the Circuit snd
Criminal Courts. We spend too much
money in these courts. This county
has paid. in the last two years. $4,000
In this way. . large part Of which was
spent 10 no purpose.
We want afoad law. The pablo
welfare demands it Tie tsii - Ii i
now managed is N expensive concern.
Let it be sold out and q county Work
house established in its place. Those
who win not obey the laws should be
put into the workhouse and made WORK
On the Public Roads.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

Brother Charltan Of the Grus9e ouA
look has been over at Nashville, and goes
fer . certain gensleman in the last issue
q bis paper in the following style.
AT every session Of the Legislature
there are always . miserable set OF sotsee
eormeranfsr who hang arOuhd the Cap
itol. lounging In the chambers and but
toniaoIing The members, In e-der to pick
up zone Struggling erus6s in the forn %
PLAYED ess at home, tor Kay to
perform hsssest labor, and ofea sishogt
tAe ESessSary ~bTaiR~possS TO wosk them
><fvgS aP 10 q respectable pcsstIon n ttr
Tsrid, shey esaeiCde tksy can. b lobby
- and ether means, Prevad aSon that
hoacrz5le body 20 pity them aad Sife
rsen sosae oGee OF other by seseh they
azy prossss EhsE brad ssd az4S- We
nov have Ogr eye EPon oae % tlcse
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

JEAN PAuLsRIcnrE zisays: " To in
sure uodesty,I would advise tn. educating
Of the sexes together; fot s#s boys will
preserve Twelve girls, Or two girl, twsIy.
boys, innocent, amid vink,, jokes and i'm
PrOpriesies. merely by that instructive
o which Is the foe.runner Of matured
n~oiessy. Bot I will guarantee nothing
in a school where girls are alone together,
and still less vhsre boys are"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

Teaching school requires PREPARATION
requires lOog and varied experience. 1t
is no vouder then that 50 many fail in the
school room. DOctOss fail, lawyers fail,
preachers fail, merchants sail-sIl profess
siOoal men who have not thoroughly
studied their professions fail Teachers
fail s01 the same cause. Boys and girls,
because they have nothing else TO do, and
need . little ready uOney. try the school
ROOM What is the result? Guess?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

THERE are now sixty Chinese students,
suppoted BY their government, 10 the
schools Of Massachusetts, and Connecticut.
and thirty more are expected in a few
weeks On their arrival they we're placed,
two By two. in cultivated families, where
their frss aim isr.the mastery Of our Ian
guags. Their PrOgressi ia said to be quite
remarkable, aud their department. such
Is TO make them general favorites.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
FIVE YEARS Ago.

Five years Is a short space, bat il has
been lOog enough to make great changes
in the school matters Of Washington
Comfy. Some Oae has advanced the idea
hat educational reformatious make head
way slowly. Asd this Is certainly true
But to the question Of educational pro-
g,ess- Five years agO.it zsuld have been
dihcult to ind q half dozen teachers who
had read any work on the subject Of
teaching seAOol Or studied the history
Pedagogy. Such = thing asa teachers
library vas unknown. A kind of ruts
teaching. mechanical, soulless and devoid
Of high ,ias vas praetissd in al the
schools. Keeping school vas eOunoos
bu, real teaching vas quite ursounOa
History does not inform Us hkt priSr to
that time any kind Of sspsrykios was
exercised over the ssaOois. Tia teacher
sss nsuar-a Of all be surveyed aud
tsssht the children IN 4 kind Of kapEaS
ard var for which be could give no reas-
On fusher than this. that -fny eH .e.zker
taught this var. .ad I an net master Of
any better z.skod" The elaz Of men
sss szshs ssool "a those days depeaaed
nSre ape rad force has uPsa their
understanding Of ka0.s sa,srs OF HER
kncsleags sf The vants Il TIE j=yey;ls
RiDd The ssAool hozses tat lay we're
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

droues' who hAs been at the capita!
ever since the opening OF the Legislature.
and has spent money eneayh for board
bills and otherwise, to keep him going
for months. We trus. that body will
send him back home ~ speedily a. posi-
bic, for be Is not it for the position to
whies he is aspiring
viii some n giTe the a. ne OF the
dToA> HPsa whom Brother Charlton has
bis eye. The played out office COM
Who is he,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
"A NAN nearly sirty years old. ~h,

RA NAN nearly SIXTY years old. Who
vas going sltto Joe GOdgssaa -eGs iss-
a b~arSer-saoP On the AEenue, put ca a
sidsboard paper collar, sat aosn and got
shaved, eoahsd and sceused up, and then
started oct without Offering any pay
The barber stepped hin. waen the ed
nan aid that be hadn't. ssot. "HOs
dared you come u kers il yua lad DO
nOuey'" exclaimed The barber. "Fn
geas ess to tbs poor~h0sse 90 tie next
car" replied the dig nan, and Ia
bsgad To lok dseeat II Il bzkss tie
scxni'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
A NOTICE.
NJ. p. YOakley, Adn'r.. Of Joha YCailey,
deceased.
Z B. Yeaklef.

~ Ae1AGys
1t spPsaring from ahdarit IN shs ease
that the defendant L b. YOaklsJ Is Justly
indebted to the plaintiff and he haviug re-
moved frOu this state. an original attach
meus having been levied On his property.
it Is hereby ordered that publications Be
made 10 the HERALD and tribune =
newspaper Published in the town Of JOaes-
boro, for touf successive weeks. notifying
said l. b. YOakley to appear before me
at my office in the lith civil District Of
Washington County Team, on the 18th Of
July 1873 and make defense to saiG suit,
or it will be proceeded With EIparte, this
the 10Th OF January 1873.
s. 2. MARTIN, J. p.
tor W1SAington County, Tenn.
ebls,lS7jw4pfS5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
Mere Talk.

We are persuaded that as . rule Teach,
ers do not talk enough in their schools.
Some employer 5 think it is enough that
their teacher Tan 60 thrOu gh With bis
classes at q race hose speed. They never
once think Of the importance Of erplana-
items during recitatiOus. Well does the
writer reeuslecs the short, pung.ut and
satiric lectures and explanations Of his
teacher. Ten words Of well directed er.
PLANTATION often advances the pupil farther
than several hours hard study. 1t is not
enough that the Teacher takes the siupl.
Yes or no Of bis pupil bu: cause him
to give his reason for hi, answer and If be
does not know i: explain to hin. Talk,
ineessant talk should be the Teachers
motto. For IN illustration turn to Greece
the very mother Of litersture. Til.
Greeks we're not a readilg, bat n hearing
aud talking people. With them til. mind
was reached principally through the ear.
Ths Grecian philosopher had no press
through which to Communicate to his
eoantrymen ; therefore, instead Of writing
and reading they.u;ngled with each ether
and By the Living Voice iRculcated his
doctrine. They established schools of
disputztion which we're crowded. Their
orators were always busy. The Greek.
BY these means became the most enIight-
ensd nation Of their age. How diTersn,
With the Romans! They we're a reading
people. Their poets speak Of the mid
night OIL The Greek writers in gener.
al we're their companions. The 5
quence was they we're not a bright and
original people like the Greeks bat mere
plagiarists.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
Coed EngiiSh

Flag Pond, Tenn.

4 letter frooa an applicant who failed
to obtain 4 Teachers certificate.
East Tennsxss
Washington County
Jan the 6 1875
In the school roon,
Mr. Prssnell SirI thought that I drop
you this short nots to inform you. that
the people are not willing TO give ne up
As a teacher, they have all consolidated
and made it 4 subscription school and |
expect TO By the eternal God, to teach it
out, the citizens to make proof OF the
matter still crowd there ehildren to the
school room.
the citizens say that they do not intend to
lose they free slsaey in no such way,
they are q murmerins against you. for
you being induced in asy such uanaer.
have been eredibility informed By sum
as COED citizens a. there Is On brush creek
say there has been sum two busybodys
meddlins 10 this ease against the will Of
the patrons o. the school. bat We can see
through it all clearly, the patrons say if
we can't get the money they had better
quit paying tax SO to cut the matter short
they oIPest the uOney to pay for part Of
the school,
you can answer this If
you choose,
Wu. FL. 70, H. P.
believe that | Just state to va that the
patrons ct the school say that they doat
intend to be ssindled oat,of there mouey
W. Fl.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

Over seventy Eve per cent Of the seho-
lassis population are attending the public
schools Of the eounty. Under the cir.
e~smssanes', We thiDf this a good showing.
"hen the teachers make their reports in
full. We expect to Be able to report to
the State Superintendent that ninety per
cent Of the sshol,sti; population attended
the public schools. What county can
make a better showing?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
DyERTIsIyG. Cbean. Good. : .rs

A DyERTISING: Cheap: Good: So ste
"A nsasic--Ail persons who eoHtsmp-
bate making contracts with newspapers
for the insertion Of advertise nreuts,
should send IS cents to Geo. P. R0EeII
& CO., Al Park Row. New York. foe their
Phamphlet-Bcok tnfnety-s<vvnt edi-
tioul, containing lists OF over 2D0O news
papers and estimates, showing the eos &.
Advertiseur uts taken for ge.iAiny papers
IN maAy States At ! Tremendous rvdnc-
ton from publishers rates Get the
Book.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

The growing interest in d~eS'ional
matters is shown By the fact that tie New
''f newspapers are establishing regular
departments Of education, andr giving an
atteu5iOo to school matters for which thew
have never before allotted space.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

should the rod be basished from the
school room: Yes, when parsnts tain up
their childrsn properly at home. Is ii
right to punish children for the faults Of
the 2arents?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

OFFICE COUNTY SUPERISrESDES MI
October 18th. 1874.
To THE TEACHERS For q mutual
convenience. Nondays viii be Get apar.
tOr examination days.
Very Respectfully.
H. PKEsSELL, Co, SaP't.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
DEATH OF HON. l., C..mAYNEs.

A telegram has Just Leen received
stating that Hon Lahdon c. Haynes,
formerly Of this county. died at Nash
Ilis yesterday.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

The best Did in school government
SEASONED BIRCH applied at the proper
time. and in the proper manner. and on
the proper place.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
Tn THE CHANCERY CO c AT
i ROGERSyILLE TENN.
Rosanah Click,
Wm. L. Click, and Cthes.

VIM. L. Ctfck, anu GtheFi.
From the allegations OF the hill In this
cause which il wor TO, il appears that
the Defendants James, Click, Arthur Y.
Click. J.P.Horton and wife Eliza C.IIor-
ton Hiram Horton and wife, Mary W.
Horton, Robert Horton AMI wife, Ros II
ali II. Horton are nOn-resIdenis OF the
State Of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary
process Of law eannos be served on them.
Ii Is, therefore, ordered oy me that publ
cation be made for four successive weeks
IN the~HERALD AND TRIBUNE"a news
paper published in the town OF Jones
boro' tennessee, notifying said Eon-re<i-
dent defendants 10 appear before the
Chaheery CoOrt at Rog-rsville, Hawkins
County Tenn on or before the first mon
day in may nexr,to make defense TO said
bill or the same will be Gaken for confess
Ell and act for hearing ex-parts As TO
them. This Peb'y.9ud. 1875.
J NJ. GRAY, e. L u.
Chas. r. Vance, Solicitor lrr eOnyI't.
Feb1ly4pfsS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

NOTICE
Where's OF or aesgt the 18Th Of Aaeu,t
1874, | executed nv Nets foe szeloo
payable TO Mrs. Y. ;, Bsrkky, the wife
Of John II. garSley, there il q credc
On said note q aboat as. dated ou h
near the 2xh OF August ISzI Sox /
hereby forevarn al persoas from tradfnr
fcT said Eose. asI will not pay :he sapse
a. there = an uesettled account hswee a
the sad Jesn H Barkiey aad myseIf n
the Wiling busisess, zea said note was
executed a. part % the Fafchaze oes
FOR said John IL Barkley-s Interest," Il
the Nil property, ioea;ed 1t L-iz<stoue-
aRd sold 60 zcs % o. sbogs the -. az
August 1874
Izn2Sw5PS1
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

THE.Legi.Iaturs Of California has pass
ed > law. fo'biddins the making Of any
difference in the salaries OF teachers on &c.
count Of sex This is q goldsa deed.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

Query. Who are mainly responsible
for the success Of the school system? Th.
County Superintendents.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

District Clerks must keep heir books
10 proper condition. These books must
show up the irarssctions Of the dissrics
board.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
Z d UCATIONAL.
By II. PRESNELl.

"rhsre 10 within sve-y nan q levine Dt.aL IA.
type afsr which he was created, the xprm Of a
psrhoct persou, and it IL Ehe 0fhcr u, 81 zca tiou %
Hvor and direct the grrms~-kAsr
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

The Baltimore Young Mems Chris
iian Association IS just finishing its
600. 900 building.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
wN. H PETERS, WASH. REED
PETE RS & r ED
COMMISSION ..
AND
Dealers in Slaves.
NORFOLK, Va.
" Highest MARKET Prices pad for
StGses Of all DeseTiPtoaa
ely
X TUE CHANCEY COURT ATT
koGkRsvILLE, TENN,
James s. Newland,

"Heys Miller, and others.
From the allegations Of the bin IN th;<
cane which il sworn to.is sppearx tbss
me defendznt Henry Horn Is uoo-r~--
Neat o. State Of TeaEesses, =, ,hxt
.9r oEiansry process Of fSH cannot be
sefssd &C nrr- ft i-theresefe Ordered BIZ
M shae Publication 10 made for snur
..aeeessIye weeks II the sHERsIp Axp
IkIsSsE Newspaper pesiished IN H.
.oea o. S~eaesooro Team. sosiEying sail
noa-tsssdeaf Dessadsak 20 appear kefarp
~ Ia-asrry Sosrt AZ Rsgsrsyssie.
s Ceanty. feahson the IRA Noz-
ezss@s I'd - ssg,- - -
for esafessed sss -. ZOE hrsrinr $3.50.
70 hsE- Tbs Petty. md fx-k
IN CRAY. n.
Hss<rz& Essfersea fer Coapl,
FEB ttgttE -
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

II ssssted that auasg persous Of eigh
tea yeas sad asier. The propoFtsSa q
the litera,e $ ss1altsr IN Szs Fr.aeacs
tAan isaSy SthsT large city u Ia Uai;ea
States.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

The best way to succeed in any en.sr-
prise-put Jour soul into it.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

Tnr do Intelligent pesrl. k,ss free
Schooh7
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
" In the ChaDcery Court Of Rogersyille
Tennessee.
Samuel SHELTON,
William Depew. and Others.


William Depew, and others.
From the allegations Of the bill in this
aus which Is sworn to.iE appears that
the efendAnts John Skelton, John Chris
tian and wife, Nancy Christian, the I'M
known heirs Of Jesse Scism aud wife,
Nancy Scism, Jane BeIl0ny and Husband
-Bellony and the unknown heirs Of
John Shelton are n9n-Fesidents Of the
State ofTennessee and tina: the residence
Of Ruins Cary aad wife, Lucinda Cary.
IS unknown so thar the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served 90 them. Ig IL,
therefore, ordered thar publication be
made for tour successive weeks in the
"HERALD AND TBIBgNE"a Newspaper
Published il the t9wn Of J~onesboro,'
Tenn, notifying said NONRESIDENT and
unknown defendants to appear before
the ChaneeFy Court Of Hawkins County
at ROgersville, lennon or before the first
Monday ia May next.tO make defense TO
Compliments said bill OF the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing exParte a. 10 them. This Fepy. 2nd
1875.
J. N. GRAY. c & VI.
Cha's, r Vance. Solicitor. tor Complaint
An.
Febllr ipfss
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
Is CHAsCERY, JoSEsEORo', Tenn.
Lneinda Philips,

IN this else it appearing that John
NcCraeken and his vile, Margarss
AeCraeken and James Rogers are Hsn
residents Of the State Of Tennessee. II
Is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the HERALD AND TRIBUNE q
newspaper published i'm the town OF
Jonssbord', Tennessee, for four success
siVe weeks, notifying said defendants 70
appear before said Court. on sf before
the 4th Monday OF May next,-and make
their defence 10 complain sbiIl, o. the
same will be taken Tor confessed IA 70
them and set for hearing. ex-parte-
Witness B. +. Swingie, c. & NJ. OF said
Court AZ Office il Jonesboro'. This the
18th day OF February 1875
b. F. SWINGlE, c. 4 N.
FeblSwtPfs5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18
New Advertisements

TEAO The chOiehest in the world,
ALhOImporters' prices. Largest
company in America staple article
Pleases every body, trade continually in
rrea4ug, agents wanted everywhere,
best Inducements. don't waste time. send
for Circular TO Robert Wells, IS Vesey
s- v. Y. 2. o. Box list.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-18

Tn TIE CHAEt ERY COURT AT
J. ROGERSFILLE, TENN.
J. C. Mills, Admir-, Of Hiram Mills, deed
W.
The Willow, Heirs, and Creditors OF said
deceased.
From the allegations OF Compartments
bull in this cause which Is swesn TO, IL
appears thar the Defendsafs. Thomas
tantwel and wife, Mary CantwgIl, are
uon-residents OF the State Of Tennessee.
ssthat the ordinary PrSeess OF law can
not be served OF them. e E,therefore,
ordered ay me.thzt publication be made
fee four successive weeks in the HER
AID AND TRIBUNE . Newspaper pub
liShed in the town Of Jonesb0ro, Tenn.
notifying said nonresident Defendants
to appear before the Chancery Court Of
Hawkins County at Rogtrsville. Tean.ou
or before the first Monday in Nay next,
to make lefense to said bill or the same
will be taken for confessed and set fog
hearing exparte As to them. This Feb-y
1nd 1873
=. NJ. GRAY. C&N.
Chas. r. vanee. solicitor. for Complain
ant, fesIwfpes
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9Th day of March z

TO the highest bidder for cash in hand
the land described in the Levy to wit,
one tract Of land lying in district No. II,
and adjoining the lands Of James Miller.
George k~eeiaufrr, James ". Martin, p.
L. Shipley, John Barns and others, to
satisfy the above claim. This Ord day
of February 1875.
K. NJ. Young, Sh'R.
FebIwtpfsS.
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Tennessee,

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, ting that they saw the itv,rts.
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