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National Republican., 1876-02-28
w. 8. RCOSE,
PUILDERS' EXCHANGE,

BUILDERS EXCHANGE,
sIs EIGHTH STREET.
Between Penn. Ave. and ID street.
The following parties have an Order Box at the
F1cnanse and and can S be seen there daily between tile
SS32TTT SS3TTEEJiLn + Idn RNR6S;, NsGI, Lumber. Lumber
sTEPHfN JIsT: Bniider. a''''Si0H '1"''
j: i. BILLINGER, builder.
ERfGhT i i: oaEfESFEE oRERSSFEE E"ssf: BHIIasr'
T. 4. GADDEsS & CO.: Builders.
5hHEs sfS! SESREET5I. EgREEKS; GnllafFi B@fIder.
". n. WOOD; Builder.
R.F: P. !: NANGNAFETYBa skNNFH. Baiidsle RGItGeF'
BIRD ( HEPBuRN, Builders.
Ne H. h fHESNh pd%NfS GGil 6E6 Gailssfi sHiiaers
EPH 2. HRpIHEGLEE hkP mhIiifi faihGST BaiiGer.
Il Il HI l. NGR0TWyELLL' N VEIL RIi,s.I. BnIlssr.
SAMUEL; REALL, Bqild.r.
F. CAEyER, Builder.
Jos, b. Williamson, Builder.
W. II. WRIGHT, Builder.
Join JJmSTEsHGi MENDERsoN. SsS55SeG; Builder.
In STXisf Nkhtoki Z = RsnR3S BIiIRaerS; nuuders.
W. IL. WEST BRO, Brick Merchants.
GEO s4ITH u & CO., BFisk EISt MsTenSa5s MrenS.Ls:
THGs: +: sMiTHs9S, brick Merehsnt.
AM3S A0pN W39RTARR E.,ds BrIk Merchant
M fl sANrRi PAIIs, EE5sfsrESf Brisfiayer.
John d. GAssELL: BTlcklayer.
Join W. RoGERs. BricEiayer.
NkREs PhNRP i G1sS6kH GE5H gFicfaisEi 5F n1IsEiayer
fk4Es h8 s II. T. Mo2fGoMERY. hGHf tlifEi Slater.
Nh sMSS59WEEYN sS &C. sS%s StSRe Gmtts4 Sntsr
JACOB VEHMEYER. Stone Cater,
ToHa MmhfE 4. ! LSkp,' GRG;' sand s2%pfsss pasier.
John H ErRA, Fl rRABBiTT, ias PlasteTer: Wa:.sr
S;$ sT1RKWTESTHEE, SSh IIi,i &SsGItest. %zaS
j. ii. KDEHLING. Bell Hanger.
VI WIS 3 YP1SsEi,ER. sHsRSNE, Ein BSGSRF: BsPiGsf:
# ff,sTES Sii iTTT R9IlssE
CHhs. nhs J J. ifS fhNNiSG,S PFiis5.SsL Slater.
f. .EpWGRp II WaG GLhRK asy CO, Lumser and Coal.
los. al: Z, LIBBEY, Lumber, Georgetorn n.
j. j. SHANE. builder.
FRED: W. FILLING, Builder.
hnMR1Gk hi ot4kSi Z RING. fsHiiiiSaSI; saiiaars.
T39DfS HShifS tsns BLHSiDoN. HJsiDoN senecs and Blue
ENEUs REYNOLDS. Bricklayer.
GEO. T. LONGDEN, Bricklayer
15hA HAESkf 4: haREfs, RFSsis fls%SsFs: PsInssf.
e. TAYLOR HOL1ZCLAW, Builder,
!. GANNAUGH. Painter.
J.TURNER, Excavation.
GRAY MOVES, Founders.
THOS. A. BROWN. Painter.
JOHN CARPENTER, Plasterer.
JAMES NJ HODGES, Painter.
ROBERT BREENON. Painter.
RoRERT 4. t.WHITEHAND, silver PiateE;
TAYLOR YOUNG, Heaters ana Slate MAN
RUDOLPH WILLIS, Builder.
g ". MILLER, Brcklayer.
EDWARD CARSON, Plasterer.
All parties, In whatever branch OF Building, are
cordially invited to have a box at thu Exchange,
PERRY COLMAN,
Manufacturers Agent for Doors, Sash, Blinds,
snd Building Material generally.
good assortment arws,s on hsnu'
Estimates fui nished for special orders.
SIS Eighth sire ct,
Bet. Penn. ave. and D street n. W.
IOk REhT-Ftne Front ROOMS. suitable for
GOLDEN HILL.
The best, the most nutritious andithe cheapest
WI. III. GAIT d CO.,
uOYa Cor. Indiana avenue ItrUt street,
National Republican., 1876-02-28

Dana. No man Who sees the New York Sun can
doubt the existence Of the devil One OF the rich
est specimens OF his santanic piety is the patron
age he is extending to Messrs. Moody and
Sankey. The hints and suggestions he gives to
these men OF God as to what they shall preach
and how thoy shall conduct their meetings. III
the powers Of pandemonum do not hold high
glee over this exhibition, Il can only be because
they f ar that Dapss religious garb Is stoo thin"
to deceive the public. A.B.
National Republican., 1876-02-28

Hon. A. T. Walling, chairman of the Ohio
Democratic State Central Committee, has is
sued call to that organization to meet at
Columbus March II, for the purpose of fixing
the time and place for the next Democratic
convention. That convention will place in
nomination State ticket and elect the Ohio
delegation to st. Louis.
National Republican., 1876-02-28

AT the beginning of the war Daniel Marcy
told wounded Union soldier in Washington
that he was disposed to aid the men of his
State, but that he could have no sympathy for
the cause for which the soldier had been fight
ing. This is the same Daniel whom the Demo-
Gratis of New Hampshire desire to govern the
State.
National Republican., 1876-02-28
BRANCH STORE

CARPETS.
We take pleasure I'm calling the attens
tfon of purchasers to our very lAfEe
and complete azs Ortment OF EOBEI6U
AND DOMESTIC CARPETS, which We
have just received. viz:
FRENCH MOQUETTB.
ENGLISH ROYAL WILTONS,
ENGLISH AXHlN8TER,
ENGLISH BODY BRVsSELS,
AMERICAN BODY BRUSSEL9,
BODY BRU6SELS-HAn ana bsa1r, II
CROSSLEY,s ENGLISH VELVET, 81
and ga PRIVATE,
CROS6LEY's ENGLISH TAPESTRY.
IA and Ga PRIVATE,
BORDERED CARPETb for Statnsa
CRossIEY,s TAPEsTRY-Han and
Stair, I'm Setfs.
ENGLISH VENETIAN - Hall and
AFuii Line OF INGRAM CARPETs,
FLOOR DRU6GETD. all sfxes.
MOQUETT, WILTON AND VELVET
RUGS In Great Variety.
Also. n full line OF Burnsley Damask,
Floor Linens, Io.4, I2.4 and 1914 wide,
for Dancing cloths ...
HooE BRO. q co.
sepe-H 1898 z Street northwest,
National Republican., 1876-02-28
FOR SALE OR RENT.

S~N~~0~NDH~0[~~|%|N~N| 0%0%cSNS0S[CS-N~\
ENOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT-THAT
II beautifully finished RESIDENCE, 1874 -
street northwest, containing seventeen ;,T
rooms, most ellg1bly located, anu possessing E.2
all modern improvements. Half cash. Ap-Ss-
ply to W. NOTTINGHAM. corner of Third and h
Streets southeast, or to r A. POsEY, Fort Foote,
Maryland. !an2l-n
EIUk SALE OR RENT. ON GEORGETOWN
Adler, esq; brick house, with fourteen rooms,
kitchen and pantry; one acre Of ground. Rent,
$50 per month. Apply to W. II. DOU6AL, corner
Road and High streets. oc30-f
National Republican., 1876-02-28

The New York Herald insists that the easiest
mode of capital punishment is changing on
the neck of a pretty girl" Yes, yes; but
should the old gentleman appear during the
suspense, and jerk loose the suspender, and
PUT al s2tga knot or tive gadsr bis left car,
National Republican., 1876-02-28
PERSONAL

MATRIMONIAL YOUNG GENTLE
WI MAN of wealth and refinement. a stranger in
the CAY ital, Is desrous Of meeting lady who pos
sesses a gentle disposition, 4 loving nature, and
WHO can appreciate similar qualities in I gentle
man. lady who has the entire 10 good society,
and is desirOus of securing kind and afecriOnate
husband, will please address, with sincerity, Ar
mand Duyal,' ofice OF THE REPUBLICAS.
ft.:E-kI.
National Republican., 1876-02-28
EDITORIAL GOSSIP.

An exchange says: 'George Grey, an estima-
bic gentleman, recently died after trying a
painful illness'' OF course, if people will in
sist on "trying painful illness" they must
abide by the consequences.
National Republican., 1876-02-28
BUILDING MATERIALS

TlHE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
u OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
is prepared to supply, at shert notice. Thing for
Nestfbules, Sidewalks, Footwsys and CurblnE, In
dtnerent colors; Fountains, Lawn Ornaments,
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; houses
fronted; cellar walls and flooring cemented to eK-
clude dampnesS; kitchens and areas cemented kua
made perfectly dry, and q sure preventive against
the intrusion OF rats, insects, &C., and all other
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes IN = few
days superior to any OF the marble or natural sLoaa
in common use, and Is an admir- able imitation Of
either marble or stone: is more durable. ana In
creases Its crushing resistance with Its beauty
@. N, ROBERTS, Manager,
1kG-n so oulsi1nS Gveuua,
National Republican., 1876-02-28
LOST AND FOUND.

O. REWARD LOST OR STOLEN, A
sSD small buf-cOlor d TERRIER. answers to
the name of Buff" Five dollars will Be paid to
any one returning him to 1872 n street northwest.
fc"S-a-.
National Republican., 1876-02-28

General Comfy, of the Ohio STATE Journal, is
in the city, writing pleasant editorial letters
TO that journal. They are readable and gos-
sipy-mainly because they treat Of facts re-
garding which the General has meagre
amount of information. This explanation is,
of course, intended as compliment to his
vivid imagination, which thliyes under the
waving shadows of a pair of ears about the
size, color and cleanliness of two eight-year-
old army blankets.
National Republican., 1876-02-28

Since Pittsburg paper presented "Tom
Hendricks and Jerry Black" as the Demo
cratic Presidential ticket, the press of that
party seem quite enthusiastic over them. Wedo
not remember any opportunity that they ever
lost to be enthusiastic over "Tom and jerry"
notwithstanding their well-known predlsposi-
tion to take il straight.
National Republican., 1876-02-28
BOARDING.

ITf PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEAR
Il ~ SlXth-sireet Depot First-class board,
nfr tiay. felEtf
FTREMONT HOUSE, COR OF SECOND
l. STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE.
Rates; per day, o.. SC; per week. slOi per month,
has recently been impsoyed: newly Furnished and
house to and from the Capitol. No liquors sold.
des8-tf +. p. HILL. Proprietor.
National Republican., 1876-02-28

and hindfold him with black eye, and drop
him here and there as it might come con-
venient, he would probably conclude that there
is an easier capital punishment than even
changing on girls neck"
National Republican., 1876-02-28

NN AND AFTER FEBRUARY 10 A RE-
~ duction of twenty-five per cent. below the
regular retail prices on all brands Of Havana aud
Smoking and Chewing Toba a.co and Smoker 5, Ar
iclcs at NJ. GOLDSTEIN'S
California Cigar Store. GIL Pennsylvanla avenue,
under Metropolitan Hotel. feOIO-tf
National Republican., 1876-02-28
SELF RELIANCE.

course in Washington Business College quail
hes young men and women for self-roliance and
self support. Students enter for either day or
evening sessions For particulars call at the col
lege, corner Seventh and L streets northwest, or
address, for illustrated circular.
Fl. 9. SPENCER,
se2S-tf President.
National Republican., 1876-02-28
WANTS

N~Ur[%[~r~O~O~~~-% -~-I~L-0%%~~[~~~
"ANTEp-FOR A GENTLEMAN, A
w nicely fun nIsied room, with beard. AG
Grsss IN, = Lock Box IS. City Post Ofice.
"ANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w wish two communicating rooms, with good
beard. Private family preferred. Address, stat
ing terms, IL. H., - REPUEL!CAN Office. fe2S-lt"
"ANTED-A BRICK HOUSE, CONTAIN
w hg SGriOInoms, with water and gas, -,tS
be tween Fifth and Fourteenth streets north
west and street and Penn yIvania avenue. nj
Address, stating TERMS IN. y. o., KEPI I;-1 80
LICAS Office. fe:%5L"
WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN, EN-
w ployment As amanuensis. Address PhonO-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-18
A Double Sabbath.

You know that in crossing the Pa
cific it becomes necessary to alter
the reckoning of the days to con
form to that of the Eastern and
Western Hemispheres, according
as a ship is sailing in one direction
or the other. In going to Japan,
when the 10Sth degree of longi-
tude is reached (Which is just
half way round the world from
the Royal Observatory at Green
wich, England, from which longi-
tude is reckoned) a day is drop
ped, and in returning is added.
We crossed that meridian on the
18th inst, and so tive days were
put down on the ships calendar
as June IS. Now, as it happened
that this was Sunday, we had two
Sabbaths succeeding each other
one of which was the Sabbath in
Japan and in all Asia, and the
other the Sabbath in America and
in Europe. Some of our ships
company were puzzled to know
which to keep; but | do not think
it would do me any harm to keep
them both, and shall always
remember with pleasure this
double Sabbath on the Se&,--Bsan-
gelist.
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The following are the Demo.
cratic State Executive Committee
appointed at the recent Demo.
cratic Convention at Nashville:
First District-A. S. Deaderick,
of Washington.
Second District-F. A. Moses.
of Knox.
Third District--A. NJ. Johnston.
of Hamilton.
Fourth DISTRICT. w. Judd, OF
Robertson.
Fifth District-J. W. Childress,
Jr., of Rutherford.
Sixth District-A. G. Merritt, o.
Davidson.
Seventh District-D. b. Cooper
Of Maury.
Eighth District--J. II. Free
man, of Madison.
Ninth District-T. j. Edwards.
Of Obion.
Tenth District-L. E. Wright,
If Shelby.
The Chairman was authorized
to appoint three or four addition
ii committeeman to be residents
of the Middle Division.
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""
Hamburg.

The Democratic press are indus
triously striving to impress on the
minds of sensible people that
the Hamburg murders were not
Of much consequence, and when
a paper or a person expresses in
dignation at q state of affairs that
will allow such degrading crime,
the howl, "bloody shirt" browns
all other utterances. believe
just this, that as long as one part
of the press and one class ofindi-
viduals upholds and seeks to COW
er up such low-liyed work, just
so long will our country's history
be blotched by such crimes. 1t is
not within the conception of any
honest mind to find excuse or
paliation for the murder of those
six men, who were in custody so
that a Just law could have taken
its course, even though they had
committed any crime. This is all
the question there is aboutit, but
a portion of the press is contin-
ually lodging here and there
seeking to hide the awfulness of
the outrage by filing their pages
with "bloody Shirt" and such
balderdash. We d~on'tsympathyze
with the other extreme-the one
that makes such occurrences out
to be Of purely political origin
and solely the work of Democra.
cy-but we do abhor the effort to
belittle these outbreaks that dis
grace some portions Of the South,
and the effort to make them out
as being warranted by justice.
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The American People

No people in the world suffers as much
with Dyspepsia as Amcricans-and although
years Of experience in medicine have failed
to accomplish a certain and sure remedy I'M
til GREENS AUGUST FLowE& was introduced
for this disease and its effect; yet SO well
has this remedy succeeded in every case to
effect n cure, that there is not q Druggist in
the United States but rccomcnds the AU-
GUST FLOWER in all cases of Dyspepsia
and Liver Compliant, C~ostivencss, Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, and all dcrange-
ments ofthe stomach and liver, Go to your
Druggist, A. d. SCRUGGS, and get a Sam.
pie Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two do
SEES will relieve qny caser Regular size Is
&C nts.
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A good joke is going the rounds
of the western part Of this State
at the expense of the erudite edi-
tor of one of the Michigan dailies,
who, on discovering a fire, rushed
Outinto the street shouting: "Con-
flagration! conaagration! !! con
ilagration =! Approximate hith-
er with the implements of deluge
and e~xtinguish this combustion"
Detroit Evening Neucs.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
j. G. Upton VS.. James Richard
son Il George Henderson,, fR
Chancery Court at Cleveland.
Bradley County, Tennessee.

In the aboye stated ca SO it Is allcdgcd in
the bill which is sworn to that the defend
ants, james Richardson and George Hender-
son are non-rcsidents Of the State of Ten
nessce, or so abscond or conceal themselves
so that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon them. 1t Is therefore order .
ed that publication he made in tho WEEKLY
HERALD, n newspaper published in said
county of Bradley for four successive weeks,
notifying said non -residont defendants to
appear at Chanccry Court to be held at the
court house in Cleveland, Tennessee on the
18th Monday Of August, 1876, and plead an
swer dcmur or o%rthcrwisc make defense TO
said bill or it will be taken rs confessed and
set for hearing cxpartc. July II, 1916.
w. III, MCKAME G s NJ.
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Democracy about town is very
lubilant over Alabama. They
have gained the election down
there, but if Democratic reign in
Alabama means what it does in
Tennessee and Texas for exam
pies, may the mercy of a return
to Republican ways come down
uDon them,
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or any other world can be seen
It's worth any ones fare from
Cleveland TO Washington to see
the Smithsonian Institute. We
advise all visiting the nationa.
capitol TO see il. After leaving
the Institute We visit the
AGRICULTURAL GARDEN,
where Frederick Watts, commits
sIoner Of agriculture, hos, forth.
Here We saw everything in the
agricultural line that could be
seen. After returning from the
Garden we again met Senator
Key, who had with him Senator
Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine, who
was Lincoln's first Vice President.
Mr.. Hamlin is quite a jolly old
fellow; and we have no doubt
that if all the Editors in the cOun-
try could made his acquaintance,
they would not be so hard on him
about the newspaper law. After
taking our supper, the party yis-
tied the
GERMAS ScUTTTyFN-FFET.
where there was q crowd Of ut
least five thousand, drinking La
ger and dancing.
This morning (Friday)we visit
ed the Post-ofice Department,
and met that clever gentleman,
Capt. j. G. Morgan, late of Cleve-
land. MI. Morgan spent the day
with our party; taking us to the
Corcoran art gallery, War Depart
ment museum and the navy yard,
in fact every part Of the city that
is interesting-and it is all that
way. We had a glance at the IA
"Boss SHEPARD"
whom the Southern newspapers
abuse so. He is quite a popular
man in Washington-in fact he
has made Washington what it is.
| was telling q geptleman to-day
what a name Mr.. Shepard had in
the South. 1t amused him very
much. His remark was" 81 am a
but am free to acknowl-
eye that all these tales on Shep-
lrd are lies; He is one Of the best
business men in the Union"
Such is Shepard's character at his
home.
You scarcely ever find q Demo
rat, a resident ofthis city--out of
population Of one hundred and
thousand, there is not
enough of the "Simon pure' to
support a daily paper-while the
Republicans have five large dai-
les. On almQsteyery corner you
zee a'large banner floating with
Hayes and Wheeler" on it.
will write you again from
Philadelphia, and probably from
Niagara Falls. We leave to-mor-
ow for Philadelphia where we
will stay four days and then go to
York city, before starting to-
Niagara. Yours &c,
w. S. Upton.
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DENTISTRY.

The undersigned having permanently To-
Gated in Cleveland as Dentists, respectfully
solicit n renewal Of the patronage 50 liberal
" afforded the senior member of this irlu
whilst he resided here rs years ogo, As his
experience is enlarged, and his oycsight not
at all beclouded or impaired by age, he is
confident Of giving entire satisfaction. Due
allowance for hard times will he regarded.
Most Respectfully,
JAS. s. w. q. CARSON.
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EIeClIan lur

From every quarter comes the
cheering news of the success of
our ticket. 1t has swept the coun-
try. Everything now seems to be
going one way, and the people
are all shouting Hurrah for DR..
Harris Great Relief and reform !
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Deaths.

Hermon Reams, son of A. j.
and Z. +: Reams died in this
city, Sunday, Aug. 18th, aged
10 mos. and II days.
n. B. Upton, at his home five
miles South of Cleveland, died
Aug. 10Th, aged II years.
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Personal.
Washington Chronicle, Aug, IL

Washington Chronicle, Aug. Ill
rs. P. Gaut, W. S. Upton, j. NJ
Grow, John Hardwick, j. X. =.
Cooper and Howard Lowry, from
Cleveland, Tenn, have arrived at
the Imperial"
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How cool and nice it would be
to fall down a well!-Detroit Free
Press. Provided you did not kick
the bucket.
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SIaer;5f'e Sales

In Obedience to an Order made at May Term
1876 of the Circuit court of bradley county Ten
nessec | will ON the 2 day Of September next
House door. in Cleveland said county and State
the following decribcd land to-wit one hundred
& forty seven acres in the 10th civil district of
Bradley County the land upon which James
Capp now lives and bounded on the North and
East by the land Of s. c. Gerrcn, on the South by
5. NJ. & J. u Grigsby on the west by Francisco,
levied on as the property Of James Wooden TO
satisfy q Judgement obtained by David Bandy
on the 9Th day OF May 1878 against James Wood
EN- & TliOmas Wooden.
This July 10th 1876,
ISAAC LOWE Sheriff.
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Thanks.

Mr.. 7. A. Salyo, of Merristown,
has the thanks of this office for
two nice presents. May he live
long and prosper.
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In Obedience to "a III ia made mt the May
term 1876 of the Circuit court of Bradley County
Tennessee. I will on the 2 day Of Scptcmbcr'next
expose to sale for cash In hand at the Court
House door in Cleveland said county u State
the following described house Il town lot to. wit
One town lot Situated in the Sixth ward of
Cleveland Bradley County Tennessee, .Edyards
addition TO Cleveland, on the Bates road being
In the West end Of lot No IL and conveyed by
+ Il Hardwick toJ. X. Clingnn levied on rs the
OF j. X. Clingan to satisfy q Judge
inent In favor of the State against a. j. Lane,
Anderson Lane and J. X. Ciingap,
This july 25th 1876.
ISAAC Lowe, Sheriff.
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FOR

We are authorized and requested TO an
nouncc W. |. DOWELL Esq, of Polk county,
asa candidate to represent Bradley and
Polk counties in the next Legislature, SUB
icct TO the action of a convention.
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CLEVELAND
W Wholesale
Corrected Every Week.

The following are the quotations:
Bacon-sides l0Ic.
Bacon-shoulders, &c
Hams, lie
Lard, lie
Four-nominal family, S2.75@3.OO
Butter l24@20c
Eggs SIC
Rags lie
Dried Fruit, apples 2I@3c
Peaches, halves
Feathers doc
Bees Wax 20@25c.
"A Sheeting, by the bale 74@8c
Block Yarn LOS
Chickens S@lOc
Salt-P sack, Virginia LIS.
Oats, p bushel 25c
Corn Meal 55c
TallowPIb &c
Green hidesPb DC
Dry hides Solo
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Atlanta Market,

Corrected Every Week by
e. II. Cox 81 co.
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The Weekly Herald.
LOCAL.
Dried apples wanted by
SURGUINE, JOHNSTON IL

Dried apples wanted by
S%URGUINE, JOHNSTON & Co.
Ice Cream at all hours at Rob
ert loves.
Remember that j. NJ. Grow is
the only agent in Cleveland for
the "VIcToR CANE MILL" or the
"COOK EyAPORATOR;" the best in
use. Call and see them.
Aug. IL, If.
b. f. Avery's Steel plows for
sale by SURGUIYE, JOHNSTON & Co.
We publish elsewhere a letter
from our senior editor, w. S. Tip
ton-it is well worth reading.
lsham g. Harris and w. B. Bate
are the Democratic nominees for
electors at large.
The Nashville Convention re-
nominated Governor Porter by
reclamation.
We want and our friends
who owe us are the ones we want
it of. Came up and settle.
Goods at bottom prices at
SURGUINE, JOHNSTON & Co.
Mr.. Coon Denton of the upper
part of the country is favorable
mentioned as a candidate for State
Senator in this District.