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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-30

Adapted in chronic diarrhUa, constina
ton, and scOfula.-Hy, Latham, NJ. D..
Prcs't Virginia Medical Society.
Successfully used in Dyspepsia, Chroni,
Diarrhoea and Scrolula. Prof. S. jackson
University Pa.
Efficient in a]nTmia; excellent appetizer
and blood purifcr.-H. Fisher, NJ. D., Ga
Valuable in nervous prostration, indiges.
ton and chlorosis.-G. L. Mathews, NJ. D..
NC.
y fine tonic and Alternative, valuable in di
scases peculiar to females, chronic fever and
ague.-J. f. Roughton. NJ. D., Alabama.
Worry beneficial in strengthening and i'm
proving a reduced system.-Rey. John W.
Beckwith, Bishop of ia.
Invaluable as a nervous tonic.-Hon. /.
G.. Fowler, Tenn.
Recommended as n prophylactic in Mala-
rial districts.-D. II. FoireX, NJ. D, N. 0.
Restores dcbilitated systems to health
T.. G. Mercer, NJ. D., Ind.
Used with great benefit in Malorial Fever
and Diptheria. IS. +. Dupon, NJ. D., Geor
gia.
Prince of mineral tonic.-Francis Gillian.
NJ. D., n. G.
Ofgreat curative virtuc.-Thos. T. Rum
bold, NJ. D., st. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine arrangements and ma
larious conditions.-G. NJ. Vail, NJ. D. Ohio
Best remedy ever used in diseases of the
throat-P. a. SiAcrd, NJ. D., y. G.
Tonic, Alternative, diurctic; one of natures
greatest remcdies-Mcdical Association Of
L%ynchburg, Virginia.
Adapted in certain affections of the kid
ncys and bladder; dyspepsia, lupus, chloro-
sis, scrotuIous and cutancous Affections
Prof. J.J. MOorman, NJ. D., Va.
Relieves headache, promptly--both sick
and nervous.--Rcv E. c. Dodson, Va.
Sample supply sent free to any physician
desiring to t"st. Pamphlets sent free. An
alysis with each package. Water as it comes
from the Springs 81 per case of 6 gallons in
glass-S2 30 for ) gallons. 81 for 10 gallons
81 for 20 gallons in casks. Mass 80 cents
and 81; 81 % and s. for half doz. Pills.
pure sugar coated 25c, Soc, and 81 package:
81 %, - 30 and s. half doz. Sent postpaid
anywhere. This Mass and Pills contains
in reduced space all the curative powers of
the water, and is convenient, palatablc and
soluble.
Springs open for visitors June LIST. Board
$50 per month. Special rates tn families
and parties. Carriages meet visitors at
Forest and Lawyers depot, each four miles
from Springs, upon advice of arrival.
Address
a. NJ. DAVIES, Pres. ofthc Co.,
y Main St., Lynchburg, Va.
Sold by I'D.
Cleveland, Tenn
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To tl.e Voters of bradley Co.

Having been . candidate before
the people for some time for the Of
flee Of Sheriff Of Bradley County, and
now feeling satisfied that my running
on would not only cause my defeat
but the defeat Of others, and not
wishing TO be in any mes way, or bt
the means of defeating any party,
now withdraw from the race, and in
doing this wish to state the seyera.
propositions ! have made TO /. Ii.
Newton and w. +. Barrett.
| proposed first, for us to select one
man each and be governed by their
decision and the strongest man take
the race. And from this proposition
Mr.. Newton backed out.
Mr.. Barrett then proposed to let
Mr.. Leroy Bates select one man from
each district in the County and let
those thirteen men decide who should
take the race.
/ at once acceded to Mr. Barrett's
terms. Mr.. Bates came to town for
the purpose Of making the selection,
and before Mr.. Bates could make
said selections Mr.. Barrett backed
down from HE own proposition, and
he and Mr.. Newton said they were
determined to ran the race, and pos
itively refused to aceede to anything
like a compromise.
| then told them | was willing to
draw straws, throw heads and tails,
or do anything else with the SEM
blance OF fairaess, in order to come to
some understanding, but all was of no
avail. Both being determined to run
the race, regardless of consequences.
And after finding all my efforts to
effect a compromise fruitless, l con
to withdraw.
To my many friends who urged me
to become a candidate and those who
have given me their support
had | run, l return my sincere thanks.
And whether in public or private life
will try to act so as not TO betray
the confidence of my many friends re-
posed in me.
Respectfully
II. A. HAYES.
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IN my denial, last week, of being
sworn in the Nipper ease as it is called.
[ do not wish to be understood as deny
ing being sworn in the miStrial Of the
| ease at former term. The charges
against me are based on the trial and
,cquital of NIpper, and the impression:
sought to be made is, that swOrc for
he white man against the cOlored man
Or in other words that | swOrc falsely
70 acquit the white man and doing in
Justice TO the cOlored man &c. ! met
these charges by saying | was not in
the court room during the trial and OF
course was not sworn in the case,
meaning the trial and not the mistrial.
| hope this explanation will be under
stood. Twill now dismiss these dirty
hirclings so far as paper is concerned
but no further or otherwise, and with
no modification of my denunciation OF
them in a former article. A. j. WHITE.
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TnE name Of Miss Annie Hill was on
the programme of last evenings con-
cert for the benefit Of the yellow fever
sufferers, bnt having contracted n severe
cold, her friends feared she would not
be able To fulfil her engagement. How
ever, she appeared and sang Ernaui
Involami ia tones so clear, and with
such artistic execution, that she receiv-
ed a hearty encore. | was enabled TO
do this, she said, by using Coussen's
Honey Of Tar, the best compound in the
world for clearing the voice, relieving
hoarscncsS, curing coughs and colds.
Price 80 cts.
For sale by Scruggs & Steed.
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In this issue will be found 4 card
from Tom Hayes, Withdrawing from
the race for Sheriff. This action in our
opinion will strengthen Jack Carson
and Bart Newton both, but Carson de-
cidcdly the most, as we, with nearly
all others, think there is no chance for
the election of any man except Carson.
The votes that Mr.. Hayes would have
gOttGM would have been sober, steady
men from both, the Republicans and
Democrats, and as that class of men
will hunt for n candidate who has Il
record for honesty and sobricty, who
has II chance of an election, they will
naturally drift to Carson. We are de-
cidedly Of the opinion o that Car
IONS election is safe by from $50 to 500
majority, The best Of calculators put
Carson's majority in the country dis
tricts ut 300. The Cleveland district
will meet her cousins with at least 200
majority for Carson. The Cleveland
district votes about 300.
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State of Tennessee, Chancery Cour.
Of James County.
Sarah Monger VS. F. n. Norman ct al
Pursuant TO a decretal order made at
April term, 1879, ofsaid court and re.
vived and modified at the April term,
1880. ! will expose to sale at the court
house door in Ooltewah, on Monday,
Sept. 9Th, 1880. On credit Ct 6 and y
months, taking notes with security and
retaining Il limit on the land for fur
ther security.
The following described land to-wit:
100 acres, being the north east quarter
of section 81; fraction township 3 and
range 3; also III acres, beginning at
southwest corner of the southwest
quarter, see. ~, and running with said
line so as to include 10 acres, Fraction
township 3, range J..
Also 40 acres, bounded on the south
and west by land of Noah Moon, on the
east by land of Elizabeth Newton, ON
the north by Harry Moon, all in the
2nd civil district of James county,
Tennessee, west of the basis line,
Ocoee district. Il. ii. RODDY G. d NJ.
July 18th, 1850. 4w. pr fee $3.50.
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Finest Turnips
IN TIE WORLD
SEED FREE TO ALL SUBSCRI
BEERS OF TIE HERALD.

For the fpegial bencfitof the subscri-
bcrs to the HERALD we have purchased
a hundred pounds Of seed from the fin
est, largest and sweetest summer tur-
nips even raised In America. Turnips
have been raised in this county from
these seeds weighing al the way from
G to n lbs. One package Of these seeds
will be given TO each subscriber to tie
HERALD who will call at tins office.
Subscribers at q distance must send 3
cents postage. Parties not subscribers
to the HERALD WILDE charged 10 cents
per package,
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The Hatfie House.

Gentlemen visiting Knoxville, with
or without ladies, will find no better
place to stop than the Hattie House.
Tie new Hotel adjoins the old Central
House, and is complete in all its depart
ments. 1t is now clean, cool, and well
ventilated; lis furniture is new and
neat: the table is all that the palate
could wish ane skillful cooking supply :
and the price OF board is so reasonable
chat all can afford to patronize it.
The proprietor, j. G.. Flanders, Is
well known as a polite, attentive and
accommodating gentleman. jy y If.
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GRO. HAYS asked Henderson Lowe TO
vote for Bill Barrett as a stoke" be-
cause John GOOdner, Doe. Long, John
Craigmiles aud Fayette Hardwick were
going to vote for Carson. Now we
don't know that either of these four
men are for Carson, but as they have
the good of their county at heart, they
will probably vote for Carson. No,
darling George, bless your good soul,
the people Of this county want no
''joking" in such matters. 1t would
indeed be Il heavy Joke" on the coun-
ty to elect Billy.
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Buy the GALL RIGHT Chilled Pillow
because, LIST, They are equal to amy
plow for work. 2nd, They are sold for
$1,000 with extras. Bird, Repairs cost
css and no delays. 4th, They are made
here in Our own county, by your neigh
bors, and the money paid for them
stays here. 9TH, They are fully war
aanted to be as good plows as anybody's
lows. WIGGINS & MCLEAN.
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Real Estate Transfer for June
and Jufy.

JuNE-Millcr heirs to \. II. Slayton.
lot. a. \. Stokes and wife to NJ. a.
Miller, - acre. John d. Lowe to j. j.
McCarty. a. II. Slayton to Sarah Stay
ton, lot. f.. }. Pirkle to +. Pirkle, 81
acres.
JULY-S. B. Phillips to S. Jones, 81
acres. Z. II. Lowe to W. $. Montgom-
cry, b interest in lot. Sam Maroon to
f. Willhoite, 10 acres. 5. Maroon to
). w. Il NJ. L. Maroon, 100 acres. $.
Maroon to s. W. Maroon, 100 acres. NJ.
Samples to Jane Samples, 10 acres. L.
Beard. to Geo. Muncey, = interest OF
l45 acres. j. B. Lay to S. j. Hicks, $50
acres. j. j. Kennedy to j. b. IIoylc,
ID acre lot.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-30

GEN. jams b. WEAVER, Grecnback
candidate for President, spent an hour
in Cleveland Tuesday night, aud made
a talk to quite a crowd hat had assem-
blel at the depot to see him. He had
bccu to Alabama and le seemed quite
enthusiastic over the prospects Of his
party in that State. lie thinks he will
carry ALBANIA, Texas, Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi. Maine, Minnesota aud West
Virginia, thus throwing the election In
the House where he will be chosen.
The General looks to be about 80 years
Of age and has a fine appearance, being
ncshy and about 6 feet high. lie WAS
quite talkutivc and seemed to bea jolly
good Eaturcd fellow.
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Marriage License issued

JUNE-Jas Hawkins to Sarah Thomas.
g. A. Martin to Sarah Miller.
Eli Coo to Dixie Barnett.
JULY-IIcnry Hunter to Clary Haw-
shaw.
Willis Beck to Amanda Fitzgerald.
Carr Beck to Mary L. Fitzgerald.
Sam Cleveland to Margaret Davis.
James GiiliSpie to Rebecca Green.
Solomon Scruggs to Scvanah Peters.
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Republican Rally.

THE Republicans of this district in
tend to have a grand ''blOw-out" in
this city on the occasion of the Con-
g~ressional Convention August llth.
Judge Hawkins will be one of the
speakers, and also W. II. Gibson, OF
Ohio, one of the most gifted orators in
the country. The effort is being made
ard will likely succeed to induce Hon.
Stanley Matthews. Of Ohio, to be pres
ent.-ChattanOoga Times.
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Respectfully
u. A. HAYES.

The NJ. L. Sunday School will give
an Ice Cream Supper in Osment's store
house Friday night cf next week, for
the benefit of the church. Its hoped
there will be Il large attendance, as all
efforts are being made to get the church
nnt of lnht.
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Dissolution.

The co-partnership Of Gaut & COwan
heretofore existing IN james and Lou
don counties, Tennessee, in the practice
of law, is long since dissolved by It's own
limitation as well as by mutual consent.
Parties indebted to the firm will settle
with either partner.
a. S. COwAN.
July lith, 1880. st. j. II. GAUT.
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Bradley county has made a large in
crease since 1870. TO glance at the fig
ures one could not see it, but when re-
minded that 200 of Bradlcy's popula-
ton were taken to help make the coun-
ty of James in 1872, the fact is evident.
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Eetter From Charleston.

EDITOR HERALD: The report that W.
f. Barrett will carry this district al
most solid Is an entire mistake. He
may ret more votes here than any of
the oller n ndidates, but Bari Newton
and Jack Carson will both hold their
own with him, since | see Tom Hayes
has withdrawn. JOHN.
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+. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Superintendent
of schools of Bradley, cOnlcmplates Wis
Ting all the schools in the county ant
looking into the manner in which they
are conducted. He will probably start
out next week.
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OSmcnts Book ST o

Has received Il new and well assorted
lot Of all kinds Of School Books, Papers
Pencils, Pens, Chalk, Crayons, &c.
and will not be undcrsold. Call anC
see reduction in prices. l.. J.. OsMENT
July EFT
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Ir is said that Rev. Geo. Waterhous,
is being paid 80 cents per day and eX
pcnses To tell lies on Major White
This is general rumor aud is pretty bac
on the reverend gentleman.
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MILTON STORY, 81 years of age, died
at ThOmpson's station, on the Nash
willie and Decatur railroad, twenty-five
miles south of Nashville, last Sunday
night of hydrophobia, resulting from
the bite of II dog last March.
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For Trustee.

We are authorized and requested to announce
Maj. A.. J. WHITE as u candidate for ~re-elcc.
ton to the Office otCounty Trustee, at the crsu-
ing August election.
We are authorized and requested to announce
II. W. +. LOWEitH as a candidate for IustCC
Election Isl Thursday in August next.
We are authorized and requested to announce
l.. Ii. REEDER as a candidate for Trustee.
Election LIT THURSDAY in August.
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Our facilities are now complete for
grinding Con Emory whccl.) Pillow
Points that have been worn duh. Can
make them nearly equal to new one ut
Il cost of 20c. each for Oliver No. 20,
and l5c. each for others. New Points
Ofall kinds at the Foundry,
WIGGINg 4 MCLEAN,
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Remember our New DOUBLE GEAR
SUGAR MILL will be ready for inspec.
ton ia Il day or two. Orders already
coming in. We can ~ you money,
and you can patronize your own sec
ton by buying ut Cleveland Foundry.
WIGGINs & MCLEAN.
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NO PISTOLS.
Metallic Cartridges of all kinds
fOrSaIe by 4. H.. OSment,
II. Cleveland, Tenn.

WE learn that some lady, whose
name we failed to get, hung herself il
Polk county this week. When found
by her husband, she was swinging to Il
beam in the stable.
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Two freight trains colIidcd in Kec.
gan's Tunnel on the Cincinnati South.
ern Railroad Saturday night. No on,
hurt excepting Il Conductor who had
his foot mashed.
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Customcr-"Why are Malt Bitters'
so populary'
Observation-Disclosures asa Food Med
icinc, they enrich the blood, harden
the muscles, quiet the nevcs, perfect
digestion"
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This is our guess and we charge
nothing for It. We give Barrett TWEEN
ty IN this calculation, but don't know
of really but three men that say they
are going to vote for him.
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The marriage between Bill Barrett
and Frank Lowcry is an unlucky af-
fair tor them. Bill is already hump
backed, caused by trying to carry
Frank, and Frank has broken down in
the legs, caused from the load Of Bill.
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REMEMBERthe Republican Convention
tomorrow mt the Court House at
o'clock to appoint delegates to attend
the Congressional Convention at Chat
tanOoga. The county is allowed only
ten votes, but as many delegates can be
appointed as the convention sees prop
err. 1t is hoped there will be large
turn out, asa fair expression of the
party is desired. The coming Congress
sional race is to be an exciting one 4;
though the democracy have Il large
majority in the district, there is con
siderable disaflection in their party as
to Gen. Dibrell The General has forced
himself on his party the fourth time by
his little country rings and there is but
one chance to get rid of him, and that
is by defeating him at the ballot box.
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excursion Rates to the Convention.

TIE f. +. W G. r. II. have kindly
consented to sell excursion tickets to
the Congressional Convention and Re
publican rally at Chattanooga on Aug.
18th. This makes the ronnd trip cost
81 40.
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SOME of Mr.. Lowery's henchmcn are
telling the cOlored people that Jack
White had said that he would not be-
lieve a colOred man on oath. Now
anybody that has Il thimble full OF
bralns knows that is a lie, yes, a boss
big lie; a laundering big lie. 1t will
lot amount to anything; in fact the
lies that are being told on Major White
are making him friends; he has lived
ncre too long to be slNndered in any
such Il style.
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QUITE II crowd of Chattanooga col
ed population had a picnic at this place
Wednesday, and Il concert ut night.
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VIZ print elsewhere u note from
Charleston as to the Sherii's election.
1t is from one of the most prominent
citizens of the place and can be relied
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Mr.. JOHN GOoDNER has had a new
fence erected in front Of his dwelling
which adds considerably to the appear
ance of his lot.
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Notice.

ALL persons are hereby notified that
| Will not pay any debts contracted by
amy II for my Butcher Shop, eXcePi
on my own written order.
July Both, 1880. HENRY JosEFH
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IL you want a good Bcdstead for two
dollars, 90 to 4. l.. IlEARTsIIL's.
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TIE Cleveland Wooden Mills regis
tered their charter at the Office OF coun-
~ clerk on 2Sth OF this month.
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Mrs. Laura SMITH, wife Of w. Il.
Smith, Of Charleston, died on The 23rd,
OF consumption.
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BAREETT's friends seeing that he can
not be elected were yesterday trying
10 turn the tide TO Newton.
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TnE Athens Post says Mr.. w. r. Da-
Wis Of Georgetown will locate in Athen,
shortly aud will engage in the manu-.
factory Of wagons, etc.
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CAN it be possible that a candidate for
day? 1t is said the proof can be had.
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80 Cents gets the Herald till
after the presidential election
ifyOu pay In advance. t.
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100 bushels of Peach Seeds wanted.
Cash or young trees paid, by
july 30 Pm. b. +. BUTCIER q Son.
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The official report of Enumeration
Edwards shows the town of Cleveland
10 number ,Sj7 inhabitants.
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~ ------- ~ n -
olJE " N -
OLII v L-ILAEN .]
w HOLESALE NJ A r X E I.
Corrected Weekly BY
SURGUINE 6 co,
CLEVELAND, Tenn,

u ' IINNI IVNf
Wheat has declined 10 cts per
bushel since last report. we
again caution farmers about
damp wheat, keepit at home till
dry, it cannot be used here. Corn
not wanted in large lots at over
IS cts per hushel. Flour dull
and declining
mhn following nrn tho nmntatinnS.
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The school census of this distric, he
tween q and 81 years, numbers SCI
males Az, females 1853.
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WE had been Informed that Mr.. w,
+. Lowcry would deny through the
columns Of the Banner this week, that
he would run the Trustees office WITH
II deputy If elected, but we examined
the Banner closely and found no denial
from him or any II else. "Silencc
gives consent"
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If you want a nice Coffin cheap g
60 4. J.. IlEARTSILL'S.
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Circuit Clerk Sclvidgc has Il legal no
ticc Ia this issue. See another column.
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Census Report.

The following counties have been Off
cially reported to the Supervisor; viz;
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Clerk & Master McKamy has a land
salc advertised in this issue.
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Wheat wanted ifdry. surguine & Co.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff,

We are authorized to 0nnouce A. j. CAR
SON as a candidate for Sheriff, at the en-
suing August election.
We are authorized and requested to announce
|. b. NEWTON rs a candidate for Sheriff Of
Bradley County, at the ensuing August cleo
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The Campaign Herald for
40 cents. If.
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TORS NOTICE

ALI persons indebted to the estate OF
SAINT Grigsby, deceased, are hereby no.
tilted to come forward and pay the same
to the subscriber. Those having claims
against said estate will present them
duly and legally authenticated within
the time allowed by law OF they win be
forever barred. DAN'L Mcdowell,
Julv 18th, 1850. At Administrator.
The 10th district has aglw mill In full
operation, 90 says Joe Hicks.
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A Bargain!

Six Silver Watches foI sale cheap
Apply to IL. NJ. Collins. II
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Practice IN an the Clurt- in Bradley, Polk
VI Milan and jaime, tuuutirs.
sp3;lil Attention to Collections.
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Cleveland Tannery,
j. b. FillaueT, Prop.

Best grades of Leather Of all kinds
constantly on hand and will be sold
cheap for cash.
We also exchange Leather for
GREEN & dry HEDES,
or we wilt pay the highest market
price in cash for hides. Bring your
Hides to me before you sell to any one
else. Oct. ! ~,