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, 1876-08-24

who will hc suporvIect by the Comptroller. It
u REQUIRED that All lcyics ior reraonnl property
taxes should be made By tho CITY Collector n
there will b. ITO lcvyinr fur Mr. Farwr1l 10 do.
So tho Comptrolcr'a regular t1lItica will not hc
interfcrcd with. Tho question has been ra!sctlt
mCan the Comptroller be CITY Collector also'','
was Informed that tic o1ilro of lily Collector
was n merely nominal Que, therefore the Comp
trollcr could ASSUME the duties. The cause of
the appointment Is desire that the outatand-
ing personal taxes may bo gathered In.
COMMITTEE ON MAnKKrs.
The Council Committee OH Markets met In
TIE CITY CLERKS office yesterday Afternoon.
Aid. Kocrbcr. tChattnan), Smith, and Tarnow
rointco for We!ghcr At oso North Halstcl
street, was approved of. Permission was grant
CT to Josepl, Kastner to establish scales corner
Of Archer avenue and Lock Streets rermls-
iish scales corner Of Archer avenue ana Market
place, rcmonatrancc aGninst such act!on being
thrown asf1c because there were no residences
following tho naMcs signed to tho retnon-
STRANGE. s Permission vas given to =. schnbeE to
streets. The Mayors appointment Of Fred
Bcnsinger to the office of City sealcr {vIce
Charles Gillespie, Fcs'gnctD was concurrcd in;
Wetghef III place Of Miles Kehoc WAS approved.
Henry Junklr WIS approved Of rs Assistant
Wesgher at 995 Archer avenue.
Justlce Pau!scn appeared before Che Commit
North Welis strcct, IN the n ncIghborlooI Of its
Intersection with Clark street. The Justice
said TINT the gardeners living north Of the vlty
were In the habit Of stopping IN tho locality
above mcntiened, add selling their produce to
The city to TINT place 10 meet the gardeners.
The saaes commenced early In the morning, and
there Was such a c1attcr there at The break Of
day that persons found It an uncomfortable
t,1arN tn 1ipa kfaup t,Arzo ,vSrn
What thu citizens wanted Was for permission to
be granted to some 1nan TO establish regular
n,arkct-p1ace. There was man who would
agree to rent square, plank II, and allow tho
gardeners TO make their stand there for
tri1!ng sum. So regular vegetable marketing
plnce would be provided, a community pleased,
and many grocers and produre dealers ACCOM-
mo1atel.
the Committee had expressed an opinion that
the plan WAS worthy Of success.
, 1876-08-24
THE WHISKY CASES,

optc'0t DIftQtch 10 IAe Tribune.
WAsn1NoroN, D. c., Aug. 23-Thc employ.
mcnt Of Emory Storrs as spectal counsel IN The
Chicago whisky cases seems to be regarded in
Administration circles as sort Of ciyIl-scryles
promotion. I1fs services were not needed, how.
ever, by the Department Of Justice, anu thu
fund for paying special counsel has run Low,
But while llt was acting as counsel for Balco;k,
Mckee, anu others ut tho West who hare been
cohr!cted in connection with whisky frauds, tl,o
President bcealne ennylnccl fro1n liis rrprtsen.
tasions that Gen. Brlstow's management Of tho
prosecutions IN these cases Ind nit been all tat
It shoult! hare been, atul, rs 5tnrrs seems to
fully understand all liz: weak points Of Tho m
Bristow campaign, the President appears 10
have directed hla employment.
While the object VI Attorney General Taft II
arranging 10 t.ayc all the whisky eascs clo3c, up
Mt thu llext term 0f Court ,lcs not involve tIie
prosecution Ut any who received immunity IN
regular, legal way, the influences which have
been active here III supporting Mr.. Storrs sccm
1Ssry yyI Hssifoas ol glvang a WIG gave evidence
victed as much trouble US possible,
, 1876-08-24
BTREET-CAR HM0KfNO.

y
cHfcAoo, AuE. 3.-Thc managers OF our
strcct-ra[lway lines should understand tia, tha
majority VI non.smokcrs hayc rights which tbs
minority wlo smoke should be male tn respect.
Some one hlun1crcd into the proper thing
when the placard now posted in our Wrss-sh.
cars WIS printed, "Gcntlcrncn will mt mt ,hrI,
feet upon tho scnts.' Nor will they. GcntE,
men never do such things. Gentlemen viii MT
smoke In public conveyance, for tia
rcnson that t0bncco snioku n,ay bs
mnn Is always mindful pf tho comforts 0f tho.,
around him. Would that We had more ecntls.
mon in tll!s agc. The boorishncss and utter
want of courtcsy shown BY many Of tllc well.
dressed men WHO ride upon uur strect-cars /. an
plaeard, "No smoking allowed upon tI.Is rsr." 1'S
placed upon every one Of our city cars, and ibc
managcrs Of the railway lines Will receive ths
thnnks Of 1ong-suircrii,g public. W,
, 1876-08-24
TIE CITY-IIALL,

Water-rcnte yesterday wcse $2,S05, and ro-
cc'pta from licenses about sl,S0o.
Again was confidence in thu popular loan
shown. Yesterday $40, $500 wns invested.
Mr.. II. W. Clarke, ChIcf-Eng'uecr OF tho
Sewerage Department, has gone East. lie will
take vacation Ut but . few days.
Officer barry was yesterday before tho Police
Board for maltreatlug an unruly citizen nuined
Mlyise1hent, pending decision iu the Criminal
Court.
Up to date there have been $500 received
tron insurance companies not tncorporateu In
Chttago ~ tho 1pcr-ccnt Of net reecipts, which
percentage the city charter demands shnil he
companies lave 'naae rrturns VI the amounts
due from thcn, and Will l,ay on tic lirst VI next
lnunth.
It has been customary for the police to report
twice month the iiuln6nr OF strcct-lalnpa
broken and out of repair. Thu report haudcd
or lcsa ont Of order. aud tue question which
naturally ariscs Is, "Where nre tho men who
huve contracts to keep the lanlps in goud
orler}h
Tic Mayor Ia determined to break up this
"stra~.ball practice, WHICH. though never tin-
cosnln0nt tlaA 6cen br1nght mure purtlcularly TO
notice Of late BY this discovery ol tho straw
character Of sonlc bonds given III Ruinmert!eh's
Court tlay or two aEo. Tho giving 0f such
D1,Mls defeats the snds Of {ustye, unl allows
about sso, o,oh worth ot forfeited alld bogus
bonds. Attorney bOytlcn will try to get u little
money out VI tlium, but ttat hc will succeed Ia
not Ut All certain.
Commissioner Thompson yesterday visited
Summit. which, though not down on tho map,
of tho wafer in the Drsplaiues, sometimes called
the AuxnlAlEcs E{yrr, Some t{ula unu NIL u1>-
, 1876-08-24
TIE COURTS.

lAN Aau4AHA uLOtA-IOAL EDAfAHIs
Gen. Anderson, Receiver Of tho Chicago, Dan-
Vile & Vnccnnes Ratlruad Company, flied q
petition yesterday In tic United statcs Circuit
Court setting out TINT at the terminus OF the
1ndiana Division Of tho road in Fountnin Coun-
ty there asu acvcrnl coal companies located.
Am0ug them Is the Indiana Block Coal COM
pany, wloac 1niao will be nearly exhausted In
three or four months. It has, however, another
tho present end Of the road, which
Ia bcttcr even than tho mlns now
worked. As the coal company during 1875 ship
ped some 81, 600 tons Of c,,al over the Danyilc
Kond, wel, uettcd from $45 000 to $50 100, It Ii
fMpurtnHt to keep It's patronage. The coal
company some time ago st,ado m arrangement
Will. tlc railroa co,npany,by whtcl, 1t agreed to
Ing antl furnishing the ties, II the railroad COIN
panY would furnish tho rails unu lay tllu truck.
part Of this extension las been n,ale, but
thu coal company Is unable to fulAll
tclycr thinks II viii unly c0st about S5,0O0 to
finish tic road, and, Us 1t IL tmperativcly ucccB-
sarY to nreHeTve tlla lucrntivr coal trAt!lc, hv
asks TINT l'c 1''ay be allowed to complete the
truck.
An order was made by Judge Drunmnnl al-
lowing s.Is'! expenditure, providing It did not
... uNOECESs
John Murphy fled 4 BILL yesterday against hs
w!fc, charging that elIc lad been IN tho habit of
parlM!l!ng him With hot ten, cutting him with
pieces IT Elass AMI pounding him With biilcts
1T wootl, at,1 generally treating him o. an out
cast, anu Au now wants u chance to cust her
uut.
Amclia A. barney likewise asks for divorce,
OIL account vi llcr husbands continued absence.
lTGsls.
Judge Dlotlgctt was not tu Court Yesterday.
0NlHY
Judge Farwcll is hearing tho case Ut !Iuc},-
lander VS.. Mr. j. V. La Mnyne, w}lic'. was sot
fur last month. hut p0stpuutHi tu al!uw MIR. La
Atoyno tinu on account oi his attendance iu
CuHErees.
W0rkHcn are ht,Ry In rlcautpe md tepair1ng
the rooms OF Judges Gary uHd Rogers. opt[
viii put The old fuokery IN us goud rctalr as
possible before thu fall ty1clltug ~ TIM fm,rts
UNITED sTATEs CUunrs,
Robert Warren commenced u suit for 81, 600
against Tlsoulas =. DoLaius, Gcorge s, Buwsn.
an,i John \. Wilcox.
Warren Phelps, Ezra Baldwin, r. a. Phelrs,
, 1876-08-24
FANKnuHsT AND sPEAEEN EERN.


CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The Rev. Mr. Parklurst
tells us in his " famous scrmon TINT all persons
may come TO this country aud tive, "whIlc they
subInIt to Christ. But when they viii not do
this they must stay away." I wonder II the
reverend gentleman las read thu accounts OF
the death Of our late honorcd ind lamenteti
Speaker kcrr-a man whom all voices from both
political parties unite In pron0uncing one Of tic
worthlcst men and most Trustworthy and etll-
cicnt public servants that the age has produced.
And yet Mr.. Parkhurst would forbid him, and
such as ilc, to live IN this country, because ho
did not submit to Christ" We arc told that
of christ, and and when s'o asked i by S tue uv eloreG
man just before his death II he was
prepared to die, DO replied Ia tho affirmative;
19t ly On the further question being put as to
and Savior Jesus Christ, he replied in the mega
tive. In this respect be was like large numbers
Of tho greatest and best Of our Statesmen, from
franklin aud Jefferson down to the present;
by 1ssus, and holding that . ylrtuous and use-
~ life Is the best possible preparation for tho
lifo to come, they have yet not only neglected
but rejected all that kind Of Theological stuff
talks about submitting to Christi" And nd SO 80
the Mctholtst divine urges upon ua the exceed
ingly broad-mindcd and sane idea Of making our
Reys ad GR9 F1anh II wsh s sRSaGer
and John Adams, mud John Quincy Adams,
nand Mtllard Fi,fmo!c,. and Peter Cooper, aud
Francis Adams, md Gov. John 4. Andrew, ani nd
Charles Summer and Edward Everett, and hun
drcds Of otl,ors Of tho best men md most hon
orcd patriots Of the nasion {who never sub
ntttcd to Christn), must not be permitted to
live, but from which they "nuat stay away."
llas It como to this! A. nron,lnent preacher Of
tho Methodist Eplscopal Church in tfiis country
advocating. land other prominent ministers Ut
that Church sustaining him in that advocacy 4
not only to tho fundamental principles Of our
Republican Government. but even to Protest.
antism, than Roman Catholicism itself haa ever
auyocaled hcreI X Y,Z,
, 1876-08-24

10 Ae Edstor af TAs Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. &.-'Ttc policy to te adopted
towards the Indians within tho United States
has become one Of SERIOUS import to the natioit.
Thnt tho time has como when tho vacillatlng
course heretofore pursued should cease Is al-
most scli-evident.
What relations do the Indians sustain to this
natton1 Are they independent nations within
United States territory, owning md exercising
sovereignty over tllc soil they occupyt Most
not hold Jurisdiction over tho sa1ne SOL At tic
same time. The necessities Of civilization haYe
compelled the snfngcs to giyo way, and they
haye been forced 70 yield to tho Inevitable.
they sustain to usi Are they citizens Of the
United States exercising all the rights OF citizen.
ship5 Certainly not. What then arc They'll
Wards OF tho natton--pcop]e that re have to
ing, from huger, .and nakc.lness. II, then, they
aFe wards OF tho nation, Is Il not nonsense to be
making treaties With thcml As we'll might tho
Government be making trcatlcs Will, the occu-
guardian with tntuor children.
, What course, then, should be pursued towards
ffr,t-They should, by mems III necessary
sabiectlnn-to TINT full unconditional s1bjec-
Second-Thcy should no longer be allowed to
roam were shcy please, but should be confined
7Aird-Rulcs and regulations should be mado
for their government, and they should he made
to understand that they must 6e obayed without
question.
Fo4srM-They should, as far as possible, bo
made to work and earn their own living Each
family should have tho right to enter, or should
have sot apart for them, q certain quantity OF
land, and tho fosterlng care Of tile Government
should be extended towards them In opentug-
UD fntfnE anil h1n1eQ ftInQn tnnia Thar-
, 1876-08-24
CRIMINAL.

e.
day fined 500 and costs by Justice Footo for
kecplng q house Of tll.tamc, she appealed.
He-t. c.,...s ~ ~ g. ~rf~.
HenFy Coleman, of No. o" Sherman street, for
selling liquors without special tax, waa yes-
terday held IN $500 ball by Commlssloncr
- --..
eo,nn,.io. - ~ ~ w. .,sr., " h,',., assnao, ",o
conpla'a1 OIL Tue ioes ol seseta! nundfco do'lafs'
worth OF carpets and household gooda BY bur-
glars yesterday afternoon.
anoo,, tb,,vos T., tto 1v,,t n,,..,n., .,.,.s.
got nHa7 "lth o valuaoio baby.cafflage from Il.
l.. Graham, Of No. 46S West Va9 Buren, street,
and With set Of harness from R. 4. Willis, Of
No. lSo South Peoria street.
Dobbtus, yestef fday succeeded In obtaining good
and substantial men tpon bis bond for 83'OOO,
and will undoubtedly &c let out upon baIl when.
ever Judge McAlliater returns.
"Ana stnl they eome,". remarked Justice
naesncsa ~ .hd G,y yesScay as sad ns seht Mole Smth
Hugh Kelley, Of DAYTON. Michs. of Sas Tbtss
sort Of cFlminnl worE ia Growing monotonoua.
~ rh.r,ov or, .r,d 81. .o,aan - = rn,o.,
NJ" "a Croshv .trsct ost ~ ouoniuu ~ - nuGs'
eonat1on. and after beating tse bartender drew
~ to ta, ana ntlepteo 20 snoos nln'. none
a. o. t1e , na..s t9o. uaect; a po''ceMan Goilnrcd
~ a. tv.toM , aHa to"eo a'A oh 10 tne lineage
Asc4ue otas1on'
Detective Mosgan last evening arrested
f.o1a Me!s, a..as LAY @ 1an eonhora' anu mgr
nisoana' .a. nenlanin IN :. melts. Aoout q Week
as9 tlicy sIoe iosno IN. ai1 H. uugsy rom aurora
anu e5ofo " tns cty. my properly H4s te-
Ion, whero 1t was up Tor sale.
Robert burke, d young thicf, yesterday after
noon attempted to spirit away three largo cascs
ot sh0ca from shay y hitdutl, wholesale deal~
, 1876-08-24

~ 'H0 bH|tQT ~ ans 7ffbHH$
CHICAGO. Aug. 23..-1 noticed In your I,,u. =,
this morning nome complaints on smok,nr T.. ~
ssrcct-,ars. Permit me to say think t,,,, u
n'oss honorable offences, although do mt a.,
prove Of It nysclf, but every day Of my lfc m ~.
SO mitch worse that do not think Il ror,,.
while to notice such trlaing oircnscs, sn t1ua,.
these same writer's should take
trip. up, an.l down this river yhsrc a =
muc! business Ii done, where Lo,'o 20
arc daily coming and going, they wouIJ Jp's.s US
lights ttQt would mike them say more, anS ueS
think smd*ing I'm ofTcnse. Now, is there M ill., u
Tor tls, or bccauso We arc nnygaturs Of tiIs it.p
etrcam must VIC endure ail tic ns,,t8 nj nj, ttI
low bred of Chtcagol Men TINT think th1v .te ste
gentlemen any place eiac, 70 to the ryicr 10 -
batho, and wien they nce vessel OF anv tna ~
coming they run up nni down tile tlnck nsl "u -!
though 00l intended ,is IN Eo H. "a w. ~
we're sent into the world. THEY wIji IL crse "e
get upon boats, pull open 6lIu,ls iisn th,'
lave been shut TO keep tue little innoceut I'll I'll
drcn from seeing their nakcdncss. tllfuk thers
arc places that those lonts could nntl to hatho
i tEcy must without exposing Themselves tn
the eyes Of every one. Where, aru tic nn},s" so
TINT they do not see these horrible pction.'
Now, will 7ou please give this q plnce in 'n, ro",
good paper, and wifi my friends "FuirncsSsr,a, Sra
and Ese's Daughter" lake no olEcnse, as nm.
~aaintendcd. Apoor scholar, but S''
A hfD7nyn.
, 1876-08-24
THE CITY.



GENERAL NEWS.
Tho Board ri Managers Of tho Soldicrs' Homo
meet NJ tho Home to-n,orrow morning.
r, Runyan has sent his resignation rs
c.unm,ssIoncr 10 thc Wr.t ah1e Park Board.
's 80, =. 49,. c,,t
One, y, and 5"cent pieces can oc fau NJ ING Chl'
cngo Savings 1nstltutton, No. 1874 Dearborn
street. .
Mr.. Drovne,, the hend-clcrk Of the fremont
House, hns returned from lis vacation spent in
northern hunting anu nsn"'B srounas.
Among tno e1eotslon's.s from s;o peea,u1 Goml"
George P. Hardy, City Register, and Col. l.
Mny7r. mn of tho CITY Fathers.
~, r....,.-
lhe e1etciacs ~ hsa"e1ou to-uay W coAnec-
uon .,' VIII WILL, w ..,,r" ~, ~ n.1"
VIII ocetn NJ .. m nautesecs VIII oe ma"o
Michael sheon. 10 years of src. WAS drowned
.r,.us a.,h,n. ,.netor;,nn of,.rnnn,, n ,ho nr.
nl'e 9as".uh !es.'y i,,a,. ~ 'Iu I,,. ~ =.
oen op ~ s"e ~ 90, Mi. r.. 1870. .,.sa,
''.s ,es,"r ~ 1,o' ~.'1 .s" ~ @ NJ
Micl,acl Frcchke, Bohemian res idtng ut NO.
11ol West Madison street, was sunstruck ycst er-
,,ov noon ,vhc A. .vorlt IN an ajlcv nc.r the cor
aa, a ~ 11aran ann Adam. e,rocts II ,s thoucht
ho ,onnot rocovcr '''''
Nv ~.uA1 ~
90 Darbcr street, Willie attempting to bonril
tratn on thc Nort,wcsteru Road nj $3.50 ycster.
.1.n .t,a-nn,r ,ro. nccilcrto,lv rim nrer. ana
hnT lis lcft arm amputated.
.John 1,urke, years Of are, was drowned At .
oe!9ek yssse,ay 5s,mnGu m'T VI, ,ii.a, ,rnt
Eu W. LII. III Me1n1a ttas nNnn ~ nn re.iIann, ~ H..
,,araa.. nnu WY H. ~" 4? chnr4h strcet ' VI "'0
p"'e"'0' A'o' -
man"ssc pniean n Naayson no atrcci tTaW W
, 1876-08-24

ycticct1y aware that tflero Is no mora n.r.,.,,.
for man 70 siEokc on ear than There /. ~
tnan to drink brcr or whisky on a ,at. - IT, ~ =
caI easily alalis tssc nuisance II they wish ov "ey
who wants ID rdr viii Walk si,,niy r. Ic,nm,', n t,',n
has 0. D." cigar or Masty pps 4'ne IL t.e ~
mouth. used to he smoker ocs to ,,,,.,l ~ fs
time, but J. stnnk my breath and yjotbcs ih"n "A
nem III tGat 1ne19cd 81 like ahJ ~
Do not think 81, and my battlc:cry is i,nNy ,tey
With the smokers on the strcct-cara.' ''"a
Ex-9Mor1o
, 1876-08-24

Jack claims 10 haro given him $50, bnt Thomas
says he only received S3u, but At all events,
when Jack demanded Tho return OF hia wealth,
Thomas said he had L not. Then Jack caused
his arrest, nltlluugh Thon,ns Offered to pay the
muncy back rs soon as lu could earn TINT
amount. The uouhting Thomas ls now In jail
awaiting somo kind Samaritan who will Int up
500 for h!s appearance at tho Criminal Court.
, 1876-08-24

KETC11t1M-Of consumption, al Ilartland, VI,
Aug. 10. 1876, Henry NJ kctchun,, ngra ii yeat,.
LA1SG.-Aug. ::2, nt 40i atscilsan-av., Clara
Irene, beloved wife OF Cnlhhcrt N, Lulnc and
daughter Of tho late Isaac G. hay.
Funeral Fritay. Aug. rs, ut II o'clock a, n.. BY
carriage to NnHchll Cemetery,
f4rDetrot pal,cra please cUry
, 1876-08-24

PEOPLE WHO HAVE
cut thcts wide teeth use tho Sozolunt, md ali uhs
do nro willing to declare to nil who don't u.e Il
that 1t Is the most perfect md delightful thing to
tho teeth they ever dipped brush into.
OZ0HlzeD Ox-MARROH FOR THE HAIR.
by Bnck Il Rayner. makers Of the Hanrs'' Cologne.
, 1876-08-24

GRAND COUNCIL

There will ho a rcsulnr meeting nf tho E1ccutlrs
Committee Of tho Orand Council this afternoon ii
: o'clock at Cook County Republican ucalquat-
tcfn. corner Of C1rk and f.Akc-Yts,
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-27
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ADVERTISING RATES.

SrKoiAL contracts made with Local Ad.
yertise-s and Advertising Agents.
Loot on RgADISa NortcEs 10 cents a
line FIRST insertion; s cents second inser.
ton; Q cents thirdinsertion 8 cents fourth
and succeeding Insertions for six months
or less time.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-27
A CARD.

Il CARU.
To the Voters Of Greene County:
A report having been circulated
that VIM. s. White, the pres ent
worthy Sheriff Of Greene County,
sold ME the Jail and the position
of jailor, for his board, or some
other emolument.
hereby pronounce the report
false and sldndero9s in every par.
ticular. And l believe it is sims
ply circulated for electioneering
purposes, and to ipjure VIM. 8.
To all who know me, l hope they
will contradict the report, as it
not only Injuries VIM. S. White,
but also myself.
j. G. LANE, Tailor.
We, the undersigned, know j.
G. Lane 10 be honest and truth
full. He signed the above in our
presence. w. A ALLEN,
w. P. HAWKINS,
Gteeneyille, July, rs, 1876.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-27

How shall we procure an organ
Is a question otter asked by mem-
bers of our growing chuches and
also by families. No Music Store
being convenient beings with
Eastern House who PROPOSE
Gas 1t is exceptional case | will
allow you an unusual discount to
introduce my instrument" No
matter how high they are priced SO
the discount is large. The result
often Is a poor organ at a very
high price. Now you cae AVOID all
this by communicating with W. +.
Cummins, Knoxville, Tenn. for
calling and seeing for yourself)and
you will get q prompt reply with
full particulars. You can buy
your instrument from him for less
money than elsewhere and be sure
of a good instrument at a moder~
ate price. Send for catalogue.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-27
Primary Election.


The following are the rules for
the government Of a primary cleo
ton.
LIST. Qualified voters of the
county, who are members of the
the Conservative party, shall be
allowed to vote.
End. The vote shall be by ballot
and a separate ballot.box shall be
kept by the persons who are herein
after named to hold said election
will conform as far as practicable
to the statute provided for holding
elections.
Sd. The voting shall be for Rep.
reseptative--tbe person receiving
the highest number of votes to be
declared the nominee of the Dem.
ocratic party of Greene County,
to be voted for at the November
election.
4th. After the polls are closed
the vote shall be counted and COR
rect returns made Of same by the
persons holding the election, as
soon ss practicable to the County
Executive Committee.
9Th. Ifeither oe the persons who
are appointed to hold said election
shall for any cause fail to attend or
to act, any two voters of the par
ty may hold said election, who may
be chosen by the party present at
the time Of opening the polls.
9Th. Careful attention and im-
Partially are enjoined upon those
appointed to hold said election Mat
as large a vote 81 possible be cast
and that no grounds Of complaint
may be given to those who may fail
to receive the majority.
The following persons are here,
by appointed to hold said election;
1st district-T j Reeve; / N
Earnest, Milton Without. o
End district-,W J Ruble, A J
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-27
SENSIBLE ADVICE.

You are saked every day throughthe
columns OF newspapers and your Drug
gists to use something for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint that You known
nothing about yet discouraged spend"
ing money without but little success.
Nov to give you satisfactory proof that
GhFEN's AUGUST Flower WI cure
of Dyspepsia and Liver G ,mplaint with
all its effects, such as Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness,
palpitation of the Heart, HEARTBURN,
Water brash, coming up Of food alter
acting, low spirits, &c, We ask you u
90 to your Druggists SPENsER q Brown
and get a Sample Bottle of GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER for 10 cents and try II
or a Regular Size for rs cents two
doses will relieve you.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-27

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Woods, William Lintz.
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VIM Bowles, Robert Bowles.
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Hawkins, John Barlow.
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G Smith, WILEY Carter.
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Hartman, Alb Gray.
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18th district Mike Armstrong
Jesse Hayes.
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John McCollum, Jas II Brown.
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H Baxter, Israel Rush.
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G Doty James E Pierce.
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Davis, William Henry.
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