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W. .'ould BE- Condemned by the people Of, every
stats III thc rntnn sor an Improper indifference
The Following extract frpn, the Laws Of Louisiana
show the canvassinx Hoard L. hxpfessIy required
u certain ca*cs 10 exercise judicial ~ well hs MIN
"ske. !: Tlat In .ueh esuva.. aud compilation
The Feturnln2 o!ticrrt rhaI1 observe tho following
o in MsS{ " .' y tsS @ s S s "s
#" md eleet!on: Whene..f from my ron d rotns
Supervisor Of HcytttratIon or Cntnt,.Ie .foper of
Elettn n f1rm a5 required hytsec. 80 Of this act.
a. m,n nA1 Us OF ttfo Or 'qrs etz:ns Of ny rn
p1sssniea 0} e. tsea e corrupt I" pfs1ss n1s9ess "s fa
ened t. .s & pa .. s"t%s
place e11eh returning officers shni mt cansare t1c
court ." eompIte tise -ss.sn*nt. tron, sne pull or
and complied. rho returning os1leera thsii then
t e n Gs n;na" a,f IT 'S It,
t,fancct. bribery OF corrupt influence at any #uch
poll Or vuins.plaee. AM. 4, trum The evidence d
rs ~ voeaee, ton e. iSssf 's?s ,aea
%atera!ly inieFiase Viii t6o puSy sa ffevdo'n q
e.: = sa.!!ssSp p'',s ,assr. te' s!!s;sss d !sn
s o he etso feRs * maSiFSy snS ot yosf~:s
eaid returning officers thull canvass and cumpf1c
tho yotc of esucll poll or votins.p!a with s1'o:e
returning officers shall not be fnly satisfied there.
o. Il sl!a!l ~ their duty to examine further tt.i;
S"y Smga ~ asss'd a. md t. h ga hey %
Ter such exau,lIatiot tho tad returning officers
shall b. consnsst .hnt said rIot. taus. acts of
viii hs pnrs and rceom II he eiseoa 1T sneb
poll or votlne. .p!aee. Or did prevent tuiiciens
1Grinr md rDtIng to materially chanYa fl1E
result Of tho a]ect},n. ihcn th,, ea!i
returning officers shaji M. canvass or
compile The statement o tc -osca Of such po Or
turns; provided Thai any person Interested in said
shaii l,c ai!owsd d hearing before saiI retusnn;
allowed for tic forwaranE a; returns Of Aid siec
tlnn."
Hence II thcfc are any fact. rcoufrInc tho indy.
tson or RETURNING a. pH sHectei Gy such fr.adt o.
violence. it would be f,,autcai tntc rfcrrnte viii
State righs and local seif yoverntucat for pc,so's
tnene. sto. s "Sa asas asn ncdon e ae9 !"
corresponding Board fl tbs siato Of New
York in i8GH heen nuthorizrd tn mss
unon ths frananirnt % ra.mr,,. ~ rn,c. Funfs ~
lie civ OF Suw Ynrk /. thnt vcar
and delegation Of Citizens Of 1oats,anas however
resrcctable. SttemntcI II, innucnre IL iu,ticIai
laws Of tbnt stntc s1ch "t,cmn. ,xnn,' hay. i,cu
untyer.ni,y cunirmnrI n In. ,tnifcs ~ 1hn f.r,
yassug Ifpard Of I,olItx1nrn w"rr fncrc1r minis,
tsa9e tsfal n !, es5ss s1 + Ssst
ciarlng liz retnt II uny cjeesfon and ii;yc.ttcat
seo to and deelsres aee e yotas 81
President and Vice. President under ibe constin.
tIon of tic United statcs, ttivrc,t cate would
bs presented. III h, III our Judgment, Vital
;nat The bnbit Of nt,clsrnen IN ~.
, 1876-11-17
nANT.

Inns rr3 A., :.
CO. 1I. a5 e'',''che" ~ 'ns'F 'oo'',s III t"e
+ M,,,s. wo,,s @u osnta ~ e.st''s e1uov'
Ahs,, nss. "s''' ~. eaIas, a"u s"a ME- ..
,,nn,,,,as. s,. A"' eo''"'Ds ""' '"0 "'''
trrs,;snn 1t"m.Na,., n...,u., r,.. ..,.
uron ourtclses tin ,,uty Of rcdccnne 1,ouie,ans.
oilr native State. from the thicvcs and parasites
H." IL. ussyma np1n Her pf9sLtAte, olGeaihR bohy.
vain Wo nov propos 10 act il, trs hchalt md tcach
nr robbers and dcapoilers such lesson ~ tho wosd
ihat ton Ant yor H. IN ill., Gssterd
Kenner, the negro thief Cnsanayc, and tic IN.
sssann1ons ,,s slain Anaeiao: thst u you swlndlo
Listen, Villain, We nss nsmeu. or.sntzed. md
aworn 10 do orr duty. The hragrars Sheridan anl
~ Pn,o ~ cannot easo ynu or ts corrupt
decisive, Wc viii d. our wor, md an Ssanncar % he.
lore the hurdca Of tho dcspot Grant can protect
''a' AoI t,,-Ha hio "a1aca nma now: no"arc;
rhe ponrt, sfor tran.na.1n,. " .axno r~,,.tr.
h,.fro,. o1fo,-roa ,,,.it u..,,,1.. T,,.,. 49,.
sions viii. for a fov 1nr. In ,'o,i ,x,,,, n,a.a,
doors 11,mccrots Tro,,, ~. Napth 49, $50 .,,.
nr3sct, at
T1tr rrcp,,rrr cvn.ox.,, =. r,,,. no.r,
Thu crlr,o ~ i,.,nr Nas.h.,, ~ .,. ~ 80 asr.,"t
barrsr t1ooe ~. .,t,.,, a., 49,, ~ t.. ..hps
Thcv oro ,s4on1.,,od ~ 1,,,,w t,,.t ~ p.saiIa..
er,fiov Wnf,. i. = .,,.f,,o - ~. e,a.s 49,,
man ~ we,l,,, IT.. fa,;,o, ~. IT,, WI VIII
wo. n nc,nhar ~ .ha 49, @oa..,.',.,o,,, Cna 49,
ycnttnn 1vhtc, 1,rccc1od TIN st.to r., 4ho rrn,o,
INV Ne,s 49, h,as",T ".asfa.. - 11no t.p s' ,snn
dur,n, tho ,or ~ ~ pa.sa,, 1,.,,.,a,aa. .,,ra
and IT. Iifc ;,ur,no ,,,,t ,o,,oa ,rss ,,an,, .os
cndon1ero1 H. + ah,,,t ~ .,.s".ti,Sa ~ .,,a
scn.ottn,, ~ taar ~ s,.,'.a ~ anr, r,s,,
m Cnn.l .,rao. ~ 'N'S ''@@'3' - '-N~''' N'
M, ,.,,. ,nr,a,.
Louisiana, having represented his district, st.
Landry Parish. In the State Senate for twenty
Six consecutive years. lie Is by far
tho most popular man ID Ills section,
and he is ono Of the few men OF great
wealth III tll!s State. lio has always been
democrat, and run On tsio Democratic ticket Tor
inc state senate at tho present election, but
aufl"B ttic last tWo OF three years haa actcd
WILL the Republicans In the Senate.
O. cAsAsAVE
Ii colofeo man OIL the Creolo typo Lie was
never al9sei but WAS before the War In good
clEcu"ssahees' anu entogou the rcspert Of the
community. Ills business Is tiat OF MI under-
sahef' ao 1'as 'efer peen polltlclaa'
,.... LOUIS n. KEasER
10 . young colofea man OF Eood character, and
Is hephew 10 former United States Senator
from th's otate. An impression 1a sought TO be
conveyed Hofta through certain polnsa that
IneIe u soMe soEt OF understanding IN re-
gard to tho future action Of tho
Board. Inc character OF tho members ot tho
noafo 1ustlAcs Inc bcl'ei tt'at TUG law Will he
lahnln1'Y carried oat, without regard to the
aee1rce OF politicians Ihc law, 1t scefast Ia
1uat "hat Lilo Dehoefats 10 hot want carried
out'
SOME I1aHr
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eaat the'f ihaepchdcnt votc without fear Of
lntifol'atlon. Not QUO was allowed tn enter
on PenaHy ol dcash, taSing thoFe who
nal marc tnc'r e'cape hes"rc these pFcpara-
t.on'' ueoiee ihtefn was fnreed to vote the
oooe1a'c 1leRea 70 saVe MS l'se' ana heasd e.
t,cAo.".'" tHat e''oo "ou'a NC 9lsen 1or Ing
Ene o. nFe"stef anu Aet"oxl alter thc speaking
~ '''' 'a"iea 1"aI'e1' --..,.......
p'Aho'!cAI 1srotENAFcE'
4ne 1'ea ot v. H. brewster, HcorEe b' Ham.
!etf Hahtel u. Hofh1H,, atld H. u. T.. AAtWoou
wcro threatened for making Republican
speeches, and they wcro obliged Il, he
nrardn., nioht s,l dor nnd t,,,un n,,I1 ,nJu ,,,,o
ston.a ,,','. .i MY .as5 s%u'u ,'. oay easu
hohfoo n'i'er tue pFotecl'o'i OF on!ted stntcs
troops. alf' brewster was interviewed several
times by prominent Dcnlocrats and advised Of
the same In t}uactttn ParIsh lin n..ntxra+.
claIn over .u,, ,noiorltv. ''' WV ''s>''
,,,.,a1.'
bs"oCHA11o "HQuEsT.
NEW ORLEANS, Nor. 16.-Thc State Demo-
cratic Cotnmttco has made application Tor rep
rcscntatiou on tie Returning Board. No actton.
trbcv a,.o ,,o.rro1 .h.t 20, a....,,..s. ~"
'oe "eo'sa '"a' u aao.e!,''''lttco oe a'-
1o"ca 10 atteha Inc slttlnEs ot the
Board. In reply, Gov. Wells stated
mills f,oto env cou.o thnv uov,, h. ,a,,1ad
r 1, a"' .a.ne s"ot "ooio W ""t.ieu'
ana eoo ooas" "o"4o near afgahehts 1fo'a oota
otuce'
Everybody hero appears to be waiting for
definite news from South Caro1Ena and Florida.
N IA. HZ,,+1. A..orto,.a ~.
rur ,rr,,vv,w1 nn.n,,
n o,,n NJ ~ nJH"n E"n ,,,
NHw uh1EASs, nov Io'-E1'doY' =. hlhu1-
son Wells, Gen. Thomas c. Anderson, G.
Casanarc, and Lewis n. Kcnner to-day took.the
oath nf of},cc. f,,ctl .hc necesanrv nanar. .x,,,
tl,n socrot.r,, ~, No.. n'1 t"ps.e "i.
Wv y! e'"As' ""o WE'LL i"to eAceatise
6Esslon IN tic room nea!EHcd them In IL 6tatc-
House. Npthtur 1,as tranan,rc,, rrror,,fno t},rir
r,ncce,,,r, *' ~-'o
P'ueeea"Gs' &
uo'. he'!oee statcd THIS afternoon that tho
vacancy III the Doard lad not yet been filled.
The Board adjourned to meet sntur1ar mon.
Cav. Wells. n on.wrr IN m fnn,,trr <rtn,l,or
oo.' "s's' ~ u4's"t' W ~ INJURY "hets'e'
or not reporters ana spectators would be ad.
mittca, said TINT It was tho wish, and ho cyi~
denrlY expressed tho sentiments Of all the mcn,-
doors during the cauya.sInr anil comntl!nr of
the returns cxccnt when tnformntinu ,yaa
wnnfe,t ranrcrntue, nn,t;ruiers IF mil or rnn+.
TER ronncrtrl wlti, I'm, c1crtton ~ ,rhon .n..,.
po,nt vns IL bc urtr,,c,l bcforo fha Hn.ra III
, 1876-11-17
-.,uuor,DEEE MEETINGS.
4TUIkhAA ....,><~-.4---~.~
.-.e<,,1ns1A .-..e.< =, 1ns 1ALT,sont. rtrrnn,tnnit n Chi
eAso nA'"" Cn1cAoo, Oct, ~, 1870.
NOTICE
n. .ho Shareholders Of the Baltimore,
Pittsburgh L. Chicago Railway
11omnany, illinois Div:

-.,,,. hereby notified Tint IN purananca of
y ;Ss 1Sop;t Sa # de .s::e', ia !As sSss
nsn'sd Co'h' or H. .toskholders Of tho rlalt!inore,
P'en i ssfa II T. ~ ' oeSeS &c Hr1s., T. %
Ily: Soss Sot,c ~ ot,cu ot the Company, No. ~ South
C,fkn,., ,no, tTe question Of changing ths nsn,o
nd Eots mp"r Id ttIalttmorc Il Ohio Il Chicago
a the CoH.a n,,,any. in accordance with the e.Atnto
Rs!ltoaa of i{llnnis iii such casea n,Ado and
pnHdsd' 1mf;uH ,fYKNELL. Directors of
n ii;DtNfiTON,' Un1tt-
DANIEL 4. Jones, n,0rc, Pitts.
Ht}nhCE +. WAITE, }burGh l. chi
WILLIAM KEYSER, eago Railway
fEO, Il. DENNIS, Comany. fllt-
iUtlN Il. CCWEN, nut&Uiyls!on.
JAMES WALSH.
tTS
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
w endortnI success.

Three years ago DR.. BosCnEE's GER,
MAN SYRUP was introduced in the United
States from Germany for the cure Of
Coughs, Severe Colds settled ont lie Breast
Consumption and other diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs. No medicine ever
had such a success. SOC, 1000 Sample
Bottle have been distributed every year
for three years by Druggists in all parts
of the United Stetes, and nearly 100 let
tiers from Druggists now on our files say
ing that no other preparation in their
stores ever gave such excellent satisfac-
ton. All we ask is for you to 60 to your
Druggists john S. MATnEs. and get a
Sample Bottle for 10 cents aud try it
Regular size Is cents.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
Grange lite ms.

The Masters Of Subordinate Oranges in
Tennessee are required BY the laws of the
Order to meet on the first Tuesday in
each year to elect one OF their members
as Representative to the State Grange.
In pursuance Of this law the Masters
Of Washington County Assembled Us
above mentioned for that purpose.
lrenius Keicher, of River Side Grange
No. 2i0 wss made Chairman, and p. II.
Boreiog, of Buffalo Ridge Grange No.
ol7, Secretary.
W. I. Pritchett of Boones Creek
Grange, No. 500 was elected Represen>
tative, and j. E. T. Harris highly
recommended aud duly elected Deputy
for the county.
Officers elected fO' ensuing year
Boon's Creek Grange No. $50.
W. T. Pritchett, NJ; Perry Hunter,
0; j, A. kirkpatrick, s; j. A. Gallo
way, A S; T. II. Crouch. L; G.. p.
Faw, 9; G. H. Range, T; Abe Pickens,
s R. G. Burson, G. K; Miss V. f.
Hale, c; Miss Julia Edwards, P; Miss
Mary Galloway, F; Mrs. Mamie E,
Stewart, l.. A. S.
Officers elected Jan. 10th 1876, Wash:
inston County Grange,
D. w. +. Peoples, NJ; William De-
vauld, o, William Seehorn, S; Irenius
Keicher, l.; r. N. MoAdams, A. s
George b. Cox, C; James NJ Osborn, T;
W. T. Pritcbett, S; H. NJ. Slagle, G. K.
Miss NJ. NJ. Earnest, c; Miss Mary A
Deaderick, P; Miss Kittie Barkly, Z;
Mrs. Mamie +. Steward. L. A, 8.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
Caught.

Ioncy Greculse, a young gent Of color,
Concluded that he would have a fine
billed shirt" to wear to church last Sun
cay and not having one of his own as fine
he desired to ''splurg' iu,concluded to
Wy one Of s. f. Griffith. which he Sc
cured last Friday night by getting into
The ~ex>ShcriHs' wardrobe. lie OF the
~ne time secured a pair of drawers and
several glasses Of nice jelly. On Sunday
mo'a'ng Mr.. Griffith feeling badly over
The loss of his Sunday clothes, aud being
90 the look out for them, found them in
i0aeys possession. lie had him arrested
md brought before c. W. Meek Esq.
~ trial. who after hearing the evidence,
'0uad him over, and in default Of bail he
WAS sent to Jail to await his trial at the
N''' term of oar Circuit Court.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
Where Does IL all Come From!

Pints and quarts of filthy Catarrhal
discharges. Where does ii all come from?
The mucous mcmbrance which lines the
chambers of the nose. and its little glands
are diseased, so that they draw from the
blood It's liquid, aud exposure to the air
charges it Into corruption. This life
liquid is needed to build up the system,
bnt it is extracted, and the system is
weakened by the loss. To cure gain flesh
and strength by using DR.. Prices Golden
Medical Discovery, which also acts direct
ly upon these glands, correcting chem
and apply DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
with DR.. Piorce's Nasal DJuche, the only
method of reaching the upper cavities
where the discharge a,cumulates and
comes from. The instrument and both
medicine, sold by druggists aud dealers
in medicines.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
The New Sheriff.

W. Cal, Mathes who was elected
'''nhf last Mon lay, is q worthy and
respectable citizen. Ic is a young man
s''' qualified for the position, and will
u" the office honorably to himself and
satisfactory to the citizens of the county.
i'' great aim will be to do his duty as
Wv law requires. On Monday evening
nc savo a good and sufficient bond and
VI" indicted into Office. He appointed
'u' following gentlemen as bis deputies,
VIZ:
''oses Moore, w. T. McPeake and
''''y Stewart. These gentlemen
also good citizens and have hereto
w'e proved themselves to be good officers.
we are Of the opinion that the entire Sc
S'oon Of Sheriff and deputies viii give
"Hs'actoin 10 the s~itizsns Of the county.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
IParlOr Organs.

We call the attention of persons who
'rrect to purchase an Organ to the adj
'srtisement of Geo. W. Wood & Co.. to
DO found in to,days paper. Maj. F. W.
karse't is the agent for this Company,
and will offsr inducements to those who
wish to buy. One Of the Organs can be
seen at Mr.. Earnest's residence BY any
who wish to examine it. 1t is finely
an''hed and is the sweetest toned instru
nent in our town.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
FOR TRUSTEE.
We are authorized and requested to
announced ED. III. WEST, Candidate
Tor county Trustee, ut tho ensuing
August election.

PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for Febru.
airy is before us, ahead of all others, and
containing as a Supplement, a fue large
sized steel engraving, after Col. Trans
bell" celebrated picture. The Declara.
ton of Independence" the Centennial
Gift Of tho publisher to his subscribers
Tor 1876. The plate is very carefully
engraved, with fifty six portraits, and can
be taken Out and framed. 1t is a picture
which every family ought to possess A.;
and every family, therefore, ought
to subscribe for "P NJ
Besides this costly Superintendent, there
is the usual steel,plate, and a charming
n it is, called Snow BIRDS !" a colored
steel fashion plate, double size; colored
pattern and more than q score of other
embellishments of fashions, &c, &. There
is also an illustrated article on the "Sicu,
ers of the Declaration" with a fac-simile
of part of tue original Declaration an
engraving of Hancock's chair. an en-
craving of the table on which the
Declaration was signed, &C., &c.
Peterson Is one of the few magazine
that's gets better and better the older it
grows. We remmember it as a boy, ard
now it is spr,ghtlier and more beautiful
than ever. We have no doubt it will live
to celebrate its own Centennial, and we
confess we should like to see it. The
price is but two dollars a year, postage
free, with great deduction to clubs. ADJ
dress Chas. J, Peterson, SOC Chestnut
Street, Phila.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
Notice..
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate

Persuant to an order of the County
Court, at Elizabethton, Carter County,
Tennessee, made at its April Term 1874,
in the cause Of A. j. Upton and Jas.
Nj. Cameron Adm'rs, Of Jas. j. Upton,
decd, VS.. Samuel Upton aud others, ap.
pointing me as special Commissioner to
cell a tract Of land mentioned and des.
cribed in the petition IN said cause. In
obedience to said order, | will On the
18th, day of March 1876, at the Court
House in the town Of Elizabethton,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, a tract
of land lying in the Counties of Carter
and Unlcoi, in the part which was former.
ly the 18th, District of Carter County,
adjoining the lands of Jno. Garland and
others and supposed to contain about
l2oO acres. Said land will be- sold or
a credit of one and two years, sold with.
out the right of redemption. The pur.
chaser will be required to execute notes,
In equal amounts, with approved security
and a lien retained until the notes are
paid. This January 4th, 1876.
A.. j. Upton,
Special Commissioner.
Jaul9w4piSj.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
L. O. Money Orders.

The amount Of business thxt is done
through the Post Office at this place " no
toub; much larger than most persons
would suppose. During the year 1875 the
Post Master issued 1896 orders. which ag>
grsgste Stl.053.54. There we're also
paid at this office 500 orders which
anoasted to S"i2.I35.7.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
WEBB's FORD,
RUTHERFORD, Co, n. c.,

january Sd, 1910.
MeSsrs, Sanford Chamberlain & Albers.
DEAR SIRs-1 was in East Tennessee
four weeks ago and bought one dozen
bottles of DR.. Harris Great Relief, and
being so we'll pleased with 1t | can recon-
mend it as one Of the most valuable ned
icines I ever used. Send me BY Express
six dozen bottles of it to Spartansburg, s.
g., and oblige
Yours Respectfully.
j. A. CooPEn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
10 inc People Of the First Com
sressisnaI District o f1'tnnes.ee

10 the People Of the First Gem
sressisnaI District fTsnnessee,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
January, 10, 1876.
l am notified by the War Department
that a vancancy exists in the Military
Academy at West Point, from the First
Congressional District Of Tennessee, for
which position | I'M requested to make a
nomination.
The candidate will be required to be at
West Point not later than the 22d, dsy of
April, 1876. aud must be over II and
under p years of aye.
invite applications for the appoint,
ment. Communications on the subject
addressed to me at Washington, D. c..
will receive attention.
Very Respectfully.
W. MFARLAND.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
A Texas Home
FOR 81 10.

DR.. A. A. McBRYDE, ! resident tax
payer and property owner of the 1orish.
ing City Of Houston, Texas, and we'll
known to the citizens of that place, will,
on February 10Th, 1876. RAFFLE HIS
RESIDENCE ON CONGRESS st. of
said city. Cards, representing chances
by mail, $500, Accompanying each a
description of the City of Houston and
surrounding country. Address DR.. A. A.
McBRYDE, lrte Editor Houston Evening
.1ge Houston .exas.
Holders of chance immediately advised
of result Of Rattle. which will be fairly
and honerably conducted.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
Ed. n, West.

1t will be noticed in another place that
this geRtleman is o candidate for County
Trustee. Mr.. West is well and favorably
known to most of the voters. If be is
choice of the people, we have no
doubt but he would make an efficient
officer.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
Heavy Loss.

Last Saturday night Capt. L. E. Reeves
Kiln was burned. The Captain
bad selected a large amount of Gne lum-
Der for tho purpose of finishing bis new
house and had just built his las. FIRE in
seasoning it. His loss i. quite heavy and
will delay his workman some time.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20

Hon. !. c. Fowler, Editor OF the Bristol
Neps and member of the Virginia Leg.
stature has been dangerously ill for
.rsr.l days, but the symptoms are now
.,or.ble for his recovery.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

we have been requested by Il. l..
nLAik. Sr., to announce 20 the voters
OF washington and Unicoi Counties that
ne Is candidate for Representative In
me Lower House of our next Lcgis lature.
Al the proper time he will publish his
card, and in the meantime would re.
SPectfu,ly ask the voters to take his
claims into consideration.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
Valuable Farm for
Sale,
1853 ACRES.

offer for sale on easy terms a vaIu.
l. able Farm in Washington County,
Tenn, situated six miles south of Jones'
boro'. There are about thirty acres Of
fine timber the balance is under good
fence, and a good state of cultivation.
There are five or SIX never failing springs
on the farm, and running water iu rest
of the fields. There is good orchard,
of almost every variety of apples and
peaches. Also a good assortment OF
grapes. The farm is located iu a good
ncighborhood, convenient to churches,
school houses, mills, &c, &c. Tho build
ings are large and convenient, and one
of the best barns in the county. Black
smith Shop, Smoke House, Corn Crib,
Spring House and every thing convenient.
Any one wishing to purchase on easy
terms will call ON me at the farm or ad-
dress me at CARRIERS Mill, Washington
county, Tenn.
EBERT TEMPLTN.
Nov-11-m0s-2.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
N CHANcERY AT JoNEsBoRo,'
J. Washington County, Tenn. I
VIM. NJ. Bayless and Wife, ct. al.

Frank Williams and Wife, ct. al.
In this cause 1t appearing from the al
Legations in Compliments Bill that De.
PENDANTS George W. Stephens and Clayton
Melvin and wife, Elizabeth and the heirs
of Henry Stephens, Decd, are non.resi.
dents Of the State OF Tennessee. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
HERALD AND TRIBUNE, a newspaper
published in the town of Jonesboro,'
Tennessee, notifying said ron.rcsideuts to
appear before our said Chancery Court on
the 4th Monday of May next and make
defence to Complainants Bill or the same
will be taken for confessed, and set for
hearing as to them, Erparte. Witness
b. F. Swingle C. 4 NJ. of said Court at
Office in Jonesboro'. This 9th, Gay of
January 1876.
b F. SwINGLE, c. & NJ.
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20

Ers. Andrew johnson, widow Of the
l,s President, died at the residence of
b.r son. in.law-Judge Patterson last
Saturday. Her remains we're inferred BY
,h, side Of her husbands near Greeneville.
N Tuesday last.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-01-20
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE.
- Chancery Court at E~lizabethton.
s. S. c. Lakewood,
R. +. Lakewood.
R. F. lakewood.

IN this cause it appears from the al.
legations of the Bill which is sworn to
that the defendant r. +. Hazlewood, is
a nonresident of the State of Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
HERALD AND TRIBUNE, a newspaper
published in the town Of Jonesboro -,
Tennessee, notifying and calling upon
said Z. +. Hszlewood to appear before
the Chancery Court at Elizabethton, on
or before the End Monday of February
next, to answer or otherwise make DE-.
fence to said Bill or it will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing, erparte.
THIS January Sth, A. D. 1876.
j. G.. SMITH, G. l. NJ.
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