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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07
EAR ERONHOME.

Notes Of a Trip TO the Pacific slope
Travelling Experience Of Dele
gates TO the Grand Lodge I. o. O..
+. at San Francisco.
We are indebted to frind for the pleas
ure of ''seeing through batch OF lively
letters from Tennessee delegate to the
United States Grand Lodge l. 0. 0. F. in
session during the past few days in San
Francisco. These letters were not writ
ten for publication, but embrace many
points of interest to members of the fra
ternity and the general reader. For this
reason we should be pleased, did our
space permit, to reproduce them entire
Not being able to do so, we shall have to
be content with portion Of the dottings
they contain:
AT AND MAR LARAMIE.
The delegates and their travelling COM
panions were at Laramie on the Ilth inst.
where they got a substantial dinner for
81 - cents per cap1H. Members of the or
der bade then welcome to their Rocky
Mountain city, and did much to make
them feel that they were indeed among
friends and brothers. The delegates viS-
tied the lodge room of the order of that
place, and were agrecably surprised at it,
completeness and comfort The lodge
there contains Il members-active and
Jealous odd Fellows. They were greeted
with three rousing cheers, TO which they
responded with three more almost a. hear
ty- Leaving Laramie at ( o'clock in the
afternoon, they soon passed into the sage
bush country. For some distance on both
sides Of the road could be seen immense
fields of sag", looking a. perfect and uni
form as if tie result OF regular cultivation.
Before night they got glimpse of the
aramie river, and iourneycd for Il while
in tull view of-that beautiful stream. The
was pure and bra..ug. and no
mcmber- Of the party complained of being
tired. SO far they found the road a.
smooth Is they were used to. and new OBJ
jects Of interests constantly presenting
themselves. They passed in view of steep
bluffs and deep rayincs, and wondered
how such smooth road could be made
over such rough country Sunday, the
l2th. was a damp cold day. ana the party
found their Ovcrcoats necessary to COM
fort. IN addition to their regular meals.
which are quite square for new couu-
try, the passengers are a5undautly sup
piled with California grapes and pears.
which are said to be delicious beyond de
~cripJiou. AIl seem comfortable and hap
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07

TIE New York papers announce The
death Of Udolpho Wolfe. widely known
as the importer Of Schiedam Schnapps
Mr.. Wolfe removed from Virginia, Of
which State he was a native. to the city Of
New York at an carly age.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07
At ECHO CANNON.

When the train reached this point, a
halt was made, that religious services
might be performed in the midst of that
grand scenery-proclaimin@, as do the
heavens, the glory ofGod. On each side
OF their stopping place was a mountain Of
bright brown rocks, towering in almost
perpendicular form, hundreds of feet al
bOve their heads. The place was pcculi-
arly fitted for the solemn services, and all
seemed to realise the fact An the pass
oE@ersc came n''f af the train. and SrePair-
ing to tbs base ofaclia lifting lis 'hcad a.
boye the clouds, rcvcrently Joined in re
Hgious worship. Regular church service
was performed by the Grand Chaplain,
and the entire company Of way-larers
joined in the singing which fonowed.-
Again on the train, they soon reach Echo
City, where thcy remain but a few min
Utp-,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07
From the Rich-nou5 Wing, Sept p ~
Horace GrccIy for Senator frcEn


the mOoulit waters of Hampton Roads,
our conceptions assumed proportions com
mpnSuratc with the eXpansu of waters IL
round and the eOutstretched heavens above.
Everything was on grand scale. Under
these favorable circumstances. and in this
banpv mood. we Cufanted an idea of gil
otuTfc cprouOrtious-qit sufficient to crack
the crauium of an ordinary man. IL is
,r.i+ y,..r. rf,r,r.ta. r,pf. les fhgp-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07

An infant son of +. ;. Giles. of West
port, Conn, was recently killed by sucH,
ing the noxious coloring properties from % .
green veil which had been spread over i''
face in the cradle.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07


was said to be an Englishman, who hi
suffered severely by the operations of
bull cliqne. He approached the pd
Admiral of the Sound fleet, and befo:e
latter could begin to make an impressi
? upon his eNasperated hearers, dashed D.
fist in the face of the portIy Managing ~
rector of the Erie. OF course there u
: an immense sensation, and a poAsM 81
speedily captured the belligerenta
ed him off to the lookup. What,
disposition Of the offender was n 81
haPs our police reporters may te
know nothing further at this - = =
that Mr.. Fisk retired to -
TIE STATUS OF VIZ
The brokerage firm ~ =
- Broad street, have 4
ed as the leading Oh
Could 4 Martin. EafH
became unable 10 settles1sc52
An excited crowd gatherels
pretty soon, under the lead
man, Il mob of German IL
others, entered the place flfty
adjustment, and if need be et
Certain persons at the door, TS
. to preserve order, denied the IN
sion. An attempt was made to ~ 3
entrance. when Mr.. Henry Ds> 4
/ by several friends, rcpressed 5
/ lent demonstration by stating 7==Z| ==|=z= y
/ violence would be met by force, 1
/ body might get shot. Thus t. Ma
to -.cIeau out the concern was v51G N ~ ~
IN +I,r.,,,,.1, tI,,, .,tt,.,.,,,,., TdATal
,,,ioI,. i}7,If,;I,.rs ,-,,t IL, td Soc ~
r,,,,b,r- of fine firm, toi-po,, what cI,onca
tI,or,. ,,,- f ttf,,, ti,.i,. ,I,,os from, thop,
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+
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+ street
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. they were ont.
/ Our friend the bouI,a. who could b.vo
la,+ tI,.,,, I,,lf, 1,.,,,.,, = ,.,r.,
h,,-. I,.1,.I tb.,,, tI,,.o,,-l, .,.+..,. 1..,..
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Heath I'm tl,, ,....,,. ,.,..,., f,,.,..,,...ti,
/ TIE sunni. Heath. we shall ha. ,.,...,I
by half a million ueopIa i'm the norri...
If Won 1,a,-, ,u1flf,,,, var, Ir.fr. tr saw
should ike to hear it,.
/ Mr.. HEATH fu grreat haste. and c,iIa.,+-
~ anxious to shut ont the o,,tcr world go.
/ speedily as possible y can't say ANYTHING
as to affairs ~ present, sir.
The fact in regard to Heath & Co. an
( pear t. DC that. as tho chief brokers eo,.
Smi,i' Gould, NJrtin. as soon as tbair
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07

Waterloo DeEesE3 ST the Gold
Gamblers.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07

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->e!"'" ana many orolH9Is are in walt
ing lhere 10 oll Iile'h li''efiiai welcome.
Grand Master Hayden makes an appr"-
pirate Spoc1h oI "'Ieoh'e' "hieh l. re-
Io'i"g" 90 III h'''''s ''-.'' III terms "S
''I"ii' ''i'e / "'HH" 'IIN' D''ole :, I"''-
ili- many SENTIMENTS .' S"ob VIII a'"
'oIol',i 'fleii'>i'lp ',- I,97e". Al i'''
reluctant %ooo-'yeS ',-e S;'id ana the tram
o''7I'e7 AVA! Oh "i"S9 % S'e'''A'
ANoi HER WILD 7llN L
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da range. through tunnels and over TaN-
ines and ouelchcs. greater in length and
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07

Hosts Of Brokers and Bankers
Ruined.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07

Gov. Senter has offered a reward Of
$3.50 for the apprehension Of Erastus c,
Blackman, charged with the killing Of \.
Is. C. Northam, of Williamson county,
on the 10th day of this month.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07
a Ercmch story.

IN 1863, a gentleman was passing, late
at night, over Pont Neui. Paris, with Ian
tern. \ man came up to him and said
Read this paper"
lie held his lantern, and read as fol-
lows:
Or SINH IN 2' II 7goEd zoo Tlhf&n e. gegd ge9 read THIS
Give mp your money. watch and rinPs
With other valuable things
Then quick. in silence, yourTlcpart.
Or with a knife L II clelYI your heart -
Not being a man of much pluck, the
aiirightcd gentleman gave up his watch
and money and ran off He soon gave tho
alarm, and the highwayman was arrested
What have you to say for yourself ="
inquired tie magistrate before whom the
robbcr was arraigued.
That / am not guilty Of robbery,
though | took the watch and money"
Why not guilty Z" asked the magi
trate.
Simply because I can neither read
write. picked up that paper just at IL
moment | met this gentleman with lam
tern. Thinking it might be something
valuable / politely asked him to read it for
me. He complied with my request, and
presently handed me his watch and purse,
and ran. | supposed the paper to be of
great value to him, and he thus literally
rewarded me orfnding it. He gave me no
time to thank him, which act Of politeness
I va, ready to perform
The gentleman accepted the plea of the
robber, and withdrew his complaint.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07

THE peppermint crop Of Wayne, coun-
", New York, is estimated to be worth,
this year. SjQO,0C0,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07
TIE PRINCIPALS.

i
,i1 i''I'', 80 '''''' - ,'.7
PoI'c'' a. s''-'!e" III Ii,e COMBINATION 10
enhance nance. l"a lIlge oI S'Iu are
w IuI'ih - """""Iu' VINO Is repu'co
To be the manager M IN the movement.
'i'T'In i''olnGrS - ,oni.'i' "@I'a -, q Mar
J.mos Fi.I Tr pctar r S[roon,' A.,
thur Kimbar, agent for Stern Bros. of
London, and Lockwood x Co. Among
THE nEoKrrs
engaged III operating ,I, ID[ inc cIiIue above
i'isp " we're JiN''' Se q 20 nG IJ
Tg' ,,I a. We =, l.'''',l' =, i'''' ~ w., - IN
" '''',IT Ni, nv H., l''"ch q i'"l PeJ-
'i7 Ll''sl' VIC '-i'''' . Oo-' - " amer.
BAEING BROTHERS TAKE \ HAND N.
In the Io,dinr RrooI stroot hroI,,r,oa
bor.a we L,,rI i assorted ,s - fact tb9+
the f,,nors bonsn of E,rir,, Rr,tLors of
London toIo,rarlod +o Dunc,p Sherman,
A 60 tba+ tbav he'll doDosi+od in +bo
Bank of EpoIani fen millions in cold to
their credit The report, were yarious. -
to whether it was ten millions of dollars
or ten millions sterling The name of
Richard ScheH, E,g., was qaotod as ou-
thority for the former, and that on this
credit the house Of Duncan, Sherman 4
Co., obtained ten millions dollars IN goid,
from Sub-lrGaSurer but'erheId, winch
was at once thrown on the market with
most disastrous effect to the party
SMITH. GOULD & MARTIN.
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07
EEIGHANI's DONINIoNs.

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-, ,,,,,+;,a ,,.I, I,,.. ,,..,-o,. ..I,,..,,
,1.,,,. I,.t,,.,. -. I'm, I,,,I + l.+ ,,.r...,..
,.T,.,...I:,,- f,.,i,.f,.,I ,,ri.rf,.
In.,. ir.tc,d or boino. condemned -. -
norirontfa,.,- otr,.rsc, Inst tbinI, Off. and
I.,..,..,, ,I,, ,,,. r.ia,,I.
,.,,I,I f,,., Will, +I,ipl, of ,,otl,ino, aI.n
o.,I,..ff,,- r,fI.. distant from, rho bo,l-
quarters of Brfubar I-ounr and hi. nu-
mcrou- wives and countless Children
The fact Is suggestive, ana tram OF odd
thoughts to every fellow ia the party the
inevitable result.
GRAND MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
The magnificent scenery in view on all
sides is the object CT constant remark and
mboUudcd admiration. The passengers
who have never before passed over this
route. have never before seen mountain
scenery half 80 grand and picturesque a.
that to be Witnessed in that portion of
Utah through which they are passing
The first view ofour own Lockout Noun
tain inspires the bcholdcr with alteration
for the greatness Of nature. but Lookout
i~as molehill compared with these hcay-
Ell kissing mountains of Utah. No writ
ten description, however minute and ac-
curate, would give the reader anything
like correct conception OF their stateli-
ness and grandeur. In order TO be prop
erly comprchouded the great sight must
be seen.
THOUSAND MILE TREE.
Many miles through such scenery rs a.
boye noted are swiftly passed over, and
the train foEfif, in yyieW Of t4S n2tGd
Ill from. o,,,,r,, word : ro--nI tI,ro, ,
the c,,.s. and the passenocrs rusb TO the
windows TO oct = clfmpse of this lonely
sentinel MARKING. time and space in the
wiIds OF Utah.
FIRST MORMON TOWN.
The next object Of special interest to
pass is the first town on the route inhabit-
ed by Mormon people. The passengers
are regalcd with a look at Mrs Thompson
No. l., and are assured by that amiable
lady that her husband has =. in his
name. and l. the fortunate posSesS"r OF
fourteen other wives. y man with his
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07

SUSAN B. ANTHONY, has just returned
from her Western trip. and reports the
Cincinnati and Chicago meetings as the
most enthusiastic and earnest ones ever
held at the West.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07

IT is stated an expedition Of 500 men
got off from Cedar Keys, on the l4th ult-,
tor Cuba, per steamer Lullian.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07
Unparalleled Fluctuations in
Gold.

Millions on Millions Lost and Won
p. C0t6SStd Gaming and Stupc~do.,s
FdilureS-IosaHity IN tie GOid
Roont-Secrchuy Boat
accU SmuSLiHy the
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07
9hlsfcllancous.
Wall IN WALL STREET.

Boutwell, Bursts the Ring.
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Notes Of "a "Trip TO the Pacific slope
Travelling Experience Of Dele
gates TO fhe Grand Lodge I. O. O.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07
FILE STOCK EXCHANGE

was deserted. All the stock men crushed
in the Gold Room, to witness the death
struggled Of the bulls.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07
GRAND MOUNTAIN SCENERY.


Many miles through such scenery as a.
bove noted are swiftly passed over, and
Re 5E2iq Rife prTTdS Tisw 2f t4S 4oRsi n2fGd
miles from Omaha. Word Is passed thro.'
the cars. and the passengers rush to the
windows to Get glimpse Of this lonely
sentinel marking time and space in the
Willis of T~t9H
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-10-07

inter jyiscS
Lana IIi5ltOrt g..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05

t@heris'S Rerfauf. - Su GsmaBbeit elmer aeri
- faciaa 8erorpnune an nth sertatet nno
lberItefert UDm A9tbGren @Raneerp @srt9t pom
RonthicR GpuRtp, Gennefieet BET feinem Atfpper<s
Terrr1ir, 1868 perbe ib am Gnnrtb baussSbOr tn Der
@fobt yafbuige gum 0ea 9en Bertauf an sen 1eeIits
bietenoeu seaen bdare Snblnng am Sgn = . ~ ?,
bei, f3. Tors 1869, ale Recte, Sitel Aniprn9e hno
efnem Get phsr Srlsnsfd bat, beeeen uno bsjtuolt1
tn Ger Stdbl Nai5piue. an Der Stiopede pon 9eerr2s
unb Ded6eridfrabe; ftehe Beidret1nng Der Ssale ~
0olg,,tp, NIT Ref9log besat ais has Gi9entban Doa
q. 9. @lopap, um einsr GrecutioR tn msssn Sans
aeaen ". 6. Muomap unb Soften Saraaf sa genieeH
@egeben BIN /. Mdt1 1869. -.,..,,-
&. vi. 8 pnaIbi on, Sherifi,
MIA 9Hr@ .. g. MarssaH Sep.'s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05

Su 0bancerp III RaiboptlIe-Stant Senntiise,
Office Glert nno mofter, @sxidt st 9aibs
ptae, ben /. Sanuar 1869. = Goiter, 9omPtias y.
Emitb, RIHsert gegsn aEeber u. 1lIuS tno Aneere'
ten Nffthauit bsruoreebt, bus 9eflnate, ebas. N.
Yhuer nno 9snrp Gibbount tetHe Bewo41er PES
Gtaots Eennsfiee no, 70 puree ps osonet pap ne t1r
Taaen oea nddbffen Eer1ntns geiiannten. @ert6tesf
au haIten am Grften ID ot az i'm ndbien Aprtt
1859, MAIDEN unb aHf slGgers gtH betsunen, an
ten chez Gmmane erbebell uiorgenfaLs oleielbe ats
pom linen Sneeftnuben erttdrt urb 81 ensr
ex parte anbsraa Mt <mereeu uirbts uhe oab olefe
8erorpnuna fir pier ouieinanser toIg Ros &o1en IN
Der GaI6uius 9re6 uno Eimes tnb ber Tennehss
Stdpti Seituug befannt genlne9t merle.
Morton g., 9orpeII.
GIeff nnn paheT.
GaiIb u, Smith. anruaEte fir aldssr.
feb25,4Iu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05

@berfF's Bersauf. - Sn Wemdebett elmer leri
facias ssereronnifg an mtd geri@tet unc
iiberItefeff .ppm Adlstaren GbaReerD @ertdht pon
9apihfon Gountps EeHnefies, bel tsiHsu Dttoper
TerulI, 1865, Iperee td gum Difenttt 8etelil az
ben Meiftbieenben geeeH banre Sahhns am eurts
hunstfor in nsr e. o6t Jtaibuiue em 9onnab p,
BEN al Nura 1863, Ra5itsbenb bef4rtebeaeS GrunoS
etoent5nn1 6rtnsen, nfmIit Gin aons ulio 3ot N
her Stcht 1aahuiHe, beleeen an Der ShooleGe uon
Gebar un6 Yhc2eaEoreFfobe, NIT 81 6us Srort an
Geeartrobe unh 80 Sab suri idlrrfenD; psgsn rtdhes
rer 8eftreibung febe SUD "a, Seue 5g2, Eegtners
Office, 9auiOipn GoutItpS unn NIT Bef9 d9 oelegt
snIs pos Giaeutbnm uon &leplpb eeb bnoIl, um elmer
creation In TeinsH 66nbeu aH Gils1ften uott D. %
asoG unb eeeen 9tnelpb aehmGn fir $500 Sntere1eR
unb Rotten oarGuf Su eenlesn. Se9ebeH Den y
Ger. ODnaIbfpn, Sberiff.
ms4 Durdb SC. EGrIbau, 9epItp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-05
s. S. Sl4tielon unO gInOere sssen @
8. Mlurfree, Erniee, un0 Nnbere.

auss ~ Der 9iaterlafieaI9aft ses rsritDrbsnea
gaidhters Tbomas Dtnnep gebDrsge Gt9enfeum IN
Wolhpiae, befteben6 aus foleensen Lbeilsn;
9as GiGentbur an ssr eds mn y5roaos .ss ass
1nit go ub Srpnt 8roats uso an yeSeJnol eilrase
16O EGs SafIdlaHfenh.
.. RSs Got init Il 5nE Tront an BrpueftrnBe uNe
100 Tub noch elmer ~ EMb Alep 3Hrnd ieFos -.
g. Eds Got NIT t54 SSiIb 5ront an yeeSeMoFefrdRe
unD 2a7 Eub sayinIoMfeno. Dteies Sot 10 40 IN pier
Cots ieAes ~ 385s Sub eetbeiIt weresil:
4. pas Got an Osr Gde non 3tgb uite SIo
orf speidbem DId p's Nabls fest, nit 81 6lIB 5rct
an @rpabfrabs un6 isbitrabe entsang i4u 5nb nas9
elmer MNep aatitdEanfeJtp.
gs6en Gunnlers MBle &igBffTabet 6jtlIh rOn Dt6e9
sRiihIe, nit 80 Jus Jront nn0 I'D bus auiidiasIs
fs,,n. beIeoeu meali& pom etemntiggn Depot neT
Eennefiee unb sAabamg Giienbabn ilno an eaileles
| f06kHb. -
Beoingmngen: = Seds pro Sent baar nAo Der gsel
ouf Gxc6t4e pom D. 49, 10 ulIb "a RonateH NIT H
1 fereffen pput @erf6nfe4rge On &nteN init anrr
Fantrtey SiGerReHMrg erfcrhert lkAn Elm YfaneTetp
/ porbehc!&en. 8eFfGnf fret pon 8lr0ersiulD nlnGs
/ w srtof y. 4oweltt
/ : feb27, Ct GIert nne Ylafter.
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7s7'tl5

@bertff ge-fauf. SH @smaf5e,t elmer venditio
~ expOnas Berorb.sang On ust1 eertdhtst Hn2 hbsrs
fpr, GpaIvtp, Ee1IiI.r bel fetneiu Sanltar Esrmtn
1859, uerhe iG gam sffsntIideu @eGfaaf on ben Rst
bietenhen seeeR are 4abIuRg am 9oHHGb snc,
ben N. 1.dra 1869, netitebsuD bsf 5rtebene 2ans
neret anh @s6anIidtei en- brinGslt ftdult@: yin
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