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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
TFu FROM EUROPE TODAY.
From London-Fiske, the American
CONSUL. Batfed-The Little Steamer
Aagusa; Disaster No. death OF u
Noted Mathematician. .t

noted Mathematician. ..
7eiegrapAed ErcsustvcIy 10 Tie Evenins Ssds.
LONDON, June 15.-The bail required in the
case OF flske, the American Consul, has been
liked at t2,0O0 sterling.
The miniature steamer City of Ragusa, il
seems, ran ashore ON the coast of Ireland and
was damaged. She put into Queenstown for re-
pairs, and Will soon sail again for New York.
Rev. Thomas Luhy, mathematician of Trinity
College, Dublin, died in that city last night
Proceedings Of Parliament-A New
translation of the Bible Discussed.
l-tDoN, June l5--The proceedings in the
House OF Commons last evening were mainly
unimpOrtant. Charles Buxton. member for
East Surrey, moved an address to the Queen.
asking concurrence In the proposition for the
appointment of commission 10 revise the
translation of the Bible. He supported the
motion in q speech of some length, taking the
ground that all the English h-speaking countries
Z should concur.
Gladstone in reply said the government had
carefully considered the question, and thought
lt better TO leave the subject to ecclesiastical
authorities The revision of the Bible was or
dubious utility, tedious and untimsly. At
length the motion was withdrawn, and soon
after the House adjourned.
The Ascot Races i'm England.
LONDON, June by Yesterday was the first day
of the Ascot races. The first race was for a
gold vase, given by Her Majesty, and was won
by Siderolite; the second race was the Prince
OF Wales stakes, 30 sovereigns, and was won
d by the King of Scots; the third race was for
the Ascot stakes of 25 sovereIgns, and was won
by Musket; the fourth race was for the trial
stake of five sovereigns, and was won by Green
Ribbon. The last race, for the thirteenth Ascot
biennial stake of ten soverigns, was won by
Perth.
Tetal Loss of the Ship walter Hood.
LONDON, june 15.-Later adyices from Sidney
confirm the reports before received of the total
loss of the London ship Walter Hood.
Further testimony in favor Of the abolition of
compulsory pilotage in the Mercy river has
been taken in the House of Commons committee
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PARIS, June 15.-The journal OficieI con-
taiDs decree summohng before the High
Cont of Justice the accused in the affair of the
plot against the nation and the life of the En-
peror, and convodng the High Court of Jus ice
In the town of Bloise On the 18th day OF july.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
The Repu hlican Delegate Election
r The Celored Vote.
feleCydpl<d Kxolns,r<y. a u F,.-.., o..

PHILADELPHIA, June Is-The Republican
delegate election last evening passed OF very
quietly, considering the spirited nature of the
contest The colored voters participated in
tnrge numbers, and rome of the delegates elacf-
eu are OF that class In the Third and Fourth
CONGRESSIONAL Districts Myers and Kelley are
beHeyed to have a majority. In the second.
Neii, Ihe present member, is probably de-
ieatec. he great struggle was for sheriff, and
the matter is in doubt. The Convention will
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ENiIed to Siberia.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 15.-The sentence OF
the assassins Of Count Darenburg, of the Aus
trian legation, has been modified. They will
not be imprisoned here for a term of years, as
was at first Contemplated, but they will be ex-
lied to Siberia at once.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28

able, we too may be forced into '~'entang-
ling alliances" the admonition of III
Washington 60 the contrary notwith-
standing.
If we are to decide from present ap-
pearances, we would say that in numbers,
discipline and resources, Prussia has a de-
cided advantage over France, especially
on land, and if King William should avail
..tipself of these advantages, the conflict
might be made one of short duration, yet
decisive in its results.
The only visible effects of the war upon
the United States, so far, has been the
fluctuations in the money market, Gold
going up from 112 to 1872 and falling to
lis. These fluctuations will continue,
more or less, and the market remain I'M
settled until specie payment is resumed.
If the war continues, its effects Will be
manifest at no distant day by an advance
in the price of breadstuffs, to supply the
foreign demand, and in this event, our
farmers Will realize good prices and ready
sale for the abundant crops of this season,
now swelling their gamers to overlooking.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28
WASHINGTON.

WAsuINGToN, JaIy 25.-The State
Department has official notice that France,
in the present war, adheres to the declara-
ton Of Paris, as well in regard to the Uni
ted States as other powers. Especially
Prussian property in American bottoms
will DC respected, unless contraband, and
American property respected in Prussian
bottoms.
Revenue receipts to-day. 100000.
The steamer Beryea was at Sonious,
South Africa, on June I'd, and all well.
Rear Admiral Turner, commanding the
Pacific fleet, sailed from Callao for San
Francisco. to turn over his command to
Admiral WinSlow.
Major Geo. a. and James W. Forsyth
are accompanying Sheridan to Europe.
Capt. Sherfeldt will command the sur
vey of the Nicaraugua ana ~TehuantePec
Ship Canal, for which $4,000 has been
appropriated.
Five vessels will be added to the Euro
pean squadron.
Neither Prussia nor France viii be al
lowed to purchase vessels or war supplies
n this country.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28

IF we defeat the Democracy in this
election. we defeat the new Constitution
so far as this district is co~ncerned."-
JonesJorO Herald and Trjbnne.
"Do we understand by the above decla-
ration of our Radical cotemporary that in
the event the Radical Judicial ticket IS
not elected in his district, his party pro-
pose committing the objectionable sin Of
rebeIling against the Constitution-the
supreme law Of the State? His language
clearly and Enthusiastically has that mean
ing if it means any thing at all.-Kpor-
ctHe WHig.
1.-THE editor of the Wing will read the
above quotation carefully, and give his ad-
died brain time to comprehend the irrele-
vancy of his own remarks, he will have
but one thing more to do, and that most of
his readers have already done for him,
write himself down the greatest ass of the
nineteenth century.
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FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
'sWars and RuInOrS Of Wars

As our readers are aware. war has been
publicly and officially proclaimed by and
between the governments of France and
Prussia, both of whom are fully prepared
with men and money to carry on a conflict
that may be terrible in its final results.
For some two years, since the abdication
Of Isabel, Queen of Spain, that government
has been without a reiguing head, and ey-
cry effort 10 select a King or Emperor
from their own number has been thwarted.
From her Importance among the nations Of
the continent. and especially in view of an
alliance with any Of the other powers. such
as would likely result from the selection
of a reiguing Monarch from any of the ad-
jacent governments, 1t was not unreasona-
bic to suppose that every effort for the &C
complishment Of such an object would be
closely watched by the other powers. Con
sequently when the announcement was
made. some three weeks ago, that Prince
Leopold, of the House of Hohenzollern,
was a prominent candidate for the Throne
of Spain, France protested against his
nomination and Informed Prussia that if
it was insisted upon, it would lead to a
rupture between the two powers.
Upon these representations, the name
Of the Young Prince was w1thdrawn-but
France. who has been itching for war for
some time. in the face of his withdrawal,
and without any just pretcxt whatever. 50
far as we can learn, declared war against
Prussia. who, as 4 matter Of course, would
defend her n~ationa! honor and thus the
two Powers stand IN a state Of war and
ready for the conflict.
The principal movements and opera
tions of the troops and forces Of both sides
seem to be along and in the vicinity Of the
river Rhine. where the first great battle
will no doubt take place.
1t is not yet known, exactly. what other
power will become allied with the parties
to the conflict, bat the indications are that
it will lead to a general European war,
the end of which no one can tell, and out
of the complications that are not improb-
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ELECTION

PURSUANT to the provisions ofhe
Amended Constitution aud Acts ofhe
General Assembly, | will open and lid
an election at the usual voting place in
the various Civil Districts in Washington
county, on the 18th day of August, 1870,
for the purpose of e%lecting SIX Suprne
Judges, one Chancellor for the First Chm
Gerry District, one Circuit Judge for he
First Judicial District. one Attorney Cen
eral for the First District. and one County
Register for the County Of Washington.
Also, Justices of the Peace for each md
every Civil District in said county md
Constables where there was none eleced
at the last March election. and thee
School Commissioners for each Civil lis
trict in said county and l do hereby p
point the following named persons to oTen
ana hold the election on the above mn
toned 4th day of August. 1870, III th,ir
respective Districts, to wit
lst District, Jesse Mathes, Constable {;
ID. James A. West; Sd. W. G.. PaYe !;
4th. r. VI. Young; 9TH. Walter J. Chae ;
9th. Samuel johnson; 9TH. William Ne
|lnturtt; Sth. -. ,. u. Watson 9Th. II.
NJ. Taylor; 10th. Alexander McNeal;
18th. Henry Curtis. Constable: 18th J.
B. Hale; 18th. Elijah Carey. Constable ;
14th. Samuel Nave, Constable; 18th. 5.
E. Griffith; 10th. Samuel Gugenheim ;
18th. Moses Moore; 18th. David Quinn :
10Th. \. r. Motion who will open and
hold said elections as the law prescribes
and due return make to me of the polls of
each District for each candidate.
5. L. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
7Oiuly7.
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VIM. F. STURM,
ROqersriile. Tenn.

Result of Analysis (qualative) of a sam
pie offspring Water, provided by MessrS.
Oldham Il Hunter, Knoxville. Tennessee.
The water. which i slightly acid to test
paper, owing to the presence Of acid sui
pilates, contains various salts IN the pro-
portion of I44.32 grains to the gallon of
water. The salts present are:
Sulphate of Iron. Chloride of Calcium.
Sulphate OF Potash Chloride ~0fSodium,
Sulph. of AIumian.l Silicate of Soda,
Sulph. of Maguesia.l Organic Matter.
The water so constituted cannot fail to
prove a valuable and active remedy. and
could be safely recommended i'm various
forms OF Dyspepsia, of BoWel Complaints.
of Diseases of the liver and of the skin.
and in Glandular Diseases: i'm short. in all
cases where an Alum Water charged with
iron would he >ervicablc. 1t l. very prob
able that the analysis of a larger quantity
of the water would reveal other and still
more active constituents. which may be
present in too small quantities to be de
tected in a small quantity OF water.
WILLIAM +. y. AKIN.
Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
MARYLAND University.
70iun9tf.
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THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
GERARD
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finish and accuracy OF time keeping, the
Gerard Watches' are universally acce-
ded to be the best. They retain their bril-
liancv and color till worn out.
EHge IfafteT purchasing and fairly try
ing. any one is not fully satisfied, we Will
cheerfullv refund the money.
PSI They are all in Hunting Gases.
Gentlemen's and Ladies' sizes. Every
Watch guaranteed for time and wear, by
special certificate.
pE1 \ large assortment Improved
Oroide" Chains. - to s.. Also Gentle
mems and Ladies Jewelry in great Nari-
egp Beware of limitations. Order di-
rect from Us or our authorized agents
Agents and others applying for circulars.
will phase enclose three cent stamp for
postage.
seg@ Goods sent to be paid for on detire-
RI. Customers permitted to eromiHe lrhot
tHeu order before paying biHs,) on payment
ofExpress charges both ways.
nSEaWhen SIX Watches are ordered AZ
| once. we send an extra watch (of same
kind free.
S5@PurchaSers residing some distance
from Express offices. and desiring to save
time and expense. can have the goods sent
safely by mail. by renting with the or
der) the amount required by p. o. Money
Order. registered letter. draft or check,
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28

Ok Saturday evening a shooting ARRAY
took place at Athens, between W. i. Har-
bison and an unknown person. The shot was
fired from a double barrel shot gun loaded
with slucs two of which took effect in the
neck one in his side and another in one of
his arms. None of the wounds are at all
dangerous and HARRISON swears the bullet
Is not cast that Is to end his life. The
shooting took place not far from the place
where Woody so mysteriously met his
death several weeks ago. Since the at
tempt on Harbison's life it Is the opinion
in Athens, we learn, that Woody was
mistaken for him.
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Attachment.
Penelope Smith. by her agent Thomas
Smith. vs.. K. Mitchell.

Penelope Smith. by her agent Thomas
Smith. vs.. K. Mitchell.
THE Complainant on affidavit says the
i defeudeut j. justly indebted to him
in the sum Of $50 81 is a nOn-re>ident OF
Tennessee. or so abscouds that the ordi-
nary process of law cannot he served up
on him. and having obtained an original
attachment on the defendants property.
and the same having been returned be
fore me on the 10th day ofFe5vGary 1870.
levied on defendants property. 1t Is
therefore ordered by me that publication
be made in the HERALD AND TRIBUNE
a newspaper published in Jonesboro'
Tenn. notifying said defendant to appear
before me at my office in J~onesboro'
Tenn. on the 10th day of December 1870.
Oanswer said attachment or the same
will be proceeded with eX-parte.
JOHN F. GRESHAM j. l.
june 23w4pfS5
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NORTH CAROLINA.
XinInmf ConGuC1 Of Cal. kirk.

RALEIGH, July 2J.-Writs of habeas
corpus for the citizens arrested in Yancey-
Vile were issued by Judge Mitchell, and
served on Kirk last Friday. when he tore
them up and arrested, and still holds in
custody, the officers serving them.
1t Is stated that Governor Holden will
respond tomorrow to the order Of the JUS
tee to produce the body of \. G. Moore,
one of the Alamauce prisoners. What
the response will be Is not known.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28

Among our extensive eXchancesf this
month we find DEMoEEST's EUNG
AMERICA, which we have selectedfrom
all the others as being the best pild's
magazine we have ever seen. It nqonIy
instructs as we'll as pleases, but Keeps
from its columns all absurdIties With are
likely to disturb the mind ola child schas
ghost stories fairy tales, &. We hot the
publisher will continue in this as has
long done, and not follow the way dnost
children's magazines. Address
". JENNINGS DEMOREST.
S3S BROADWAY. New You.
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1t would be hard to conceive of a litter
magazine than DENoEE~T's for this ninth
with its latest Fashions, frst-clasS Lera-
ture. and high tone generally. Itezeeds
all our expectations. and excites our Won
der that he should be able to furnia so
much for so little money-his subsection
price being only - per year. With "a
valuable premium, worth from $ tlS10
to each subscriber. We suppose hi3eing
able to furnish such large premiums Is
attributable to his extensive circJation
Address
W. JENNINGS DENOBEST,I
S3S BROADWAY New NOk.
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The KnorrHlc Why, Of the 9th inst,

TIE Kaorriie Wing, Of the 9th inst,
says:
Our ~ncighbors Of the intensely loyal
HERALD AND TRIBUNE are not well
pleased with the prospect of the coming
Judicial election in this State. It IS to
be done in accordance with the New
Constitution They are terribly exor-
cised for fear a p]artizan judiciary will be
foisted OF the people" etc, etc.
The WLjg, it seems, has forgotten that
it opposed the New Constitution on about
the same grounds that we did, and even
after the Convention had adjourned re
fused to endorse its proceedings until
dashed into line with the rest of the mon
grel pack, by its p%artizan contemporaries.
Consistency has always been considered a
jewel and that of the Wing may be pro-
nounced one of the first water.
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Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY. July 25.-Last
night at the reception given by Col. Find
lay Anderson to Gen. Augur and staff, a
large crowd of Mormons gathered in front
of the house and insulted the Colonel and
his guest, and finally broke up the party.
George Creonin. a prominent member of
the anti Brigham Young Government. was
found dead to-day. 1t is said that he
committed suicide.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28

TIE amount of attention bestowed upon
the Human Hair is something marvellous
to contemplate. Poets have made 1t the
burden Of many a sweet refrain. and bloom
ing maideus of many anxious thoughts and
sleePless nights. At last, however, the
question how to obtain. and once obtained
how to retain a beautiful head of Luxurant
and Glossy Hair, has been set at rest by
the general use Of "Barrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorative" This admirable prep
aration overtops everything in the line of
Hair Restorcrs and REVIEWERS.
No stronger evidence need be offered to
satisfy the public that this article is supe-
.r1or to all others. than the fact that in 1866,
it received the Highest Premium and Only
Award ever made to any Hair Preparation,
We learn that the proprietors ra5Tuut
ec.ry Jotje to do all they claim for it.
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THE GREAT BLOOD AND LIV-
FIR REM EDY.
Compound Fluid Extract Of Still
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This concentrated Vegetable Specific
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Pimples. Blotches. &c. and it j. the on
" known cure for all old mcrcurial and
Syphilitic affections. it quickly cmovcs
virus and poison from the system and re-
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In all complicated cases Of Scrotula
and Syphilis, and in eases where the
Syphilitic virus of the parent causes de
velOpmcnt of syphilis or ScrofUla i'm the
child this j. tho only remedy upon vhic'r
a hope of recovery can be reasonably
founded. IL relieves the disease and i'm
parts perfect purity and health to the
whole system. Ii j. warranted to give
satisfaction. Prepared only in the labra-
tory of
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ATTENTION.
Reduced Rates for the Campaign.

We have concluded to furnish the
HERALD &C TRIBUNE to subscribers from
this date until after the election for Con-
gressmen next FAN at the following
REDUCED RATES:
Single subscribers. .......... 50 80
Any person sending a club Of Ten sub
scribers at FIFTY CENTS each, viii re-
ceiye q copy free,
Now is the time to get q FIRST CLASS
Newspaper for the campaign. Send in
your clubs at once, accompanied by the
cash. Address
WHEELER & NAHONET.
Herald and Tribune Office,
Joresborough. Tenn.
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P~EMBERTON, TAYLOR Co.
For sale by JOHN D. PARK.
Cincinnati. hiO

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RATES PER TERM OF 20 WI

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For further information, address Rev
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28

THE Memphis Sun insists that West
Tennessee shall have the next Governor,
and mentions favorabiy in that connection
Col. J. B. HeIskell. of Memphis, and Col.
Thomas j. Freeman, Of Haywood.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28

SOME unknown wretch attempd to
throw train off the track near Hendes)n-
Vile, on the Louisville and Nashville ;ail-
road, On the 18th instant, by placlg a
large cross-tie across the road.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28
MASONIC NORMAL SCHOOL
FALL BRANCH.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
T. W

Z. TENNESSEE.
THE FIRST SESSION will begin
Il on the First Wednesday of Septem-
Der. 1870, and continue Forty Weeks. In
structiOn thorough and effective.
SAMUEL ANDERSON, NJ. D. President
c. HOLMES CLARK, \. NJ, Prof. latin,
Modern Languages, &c.
REV. J. y. BAKER. Prof. English Lit
erature, and Principal Female Depart
ment.
-- Principal Primary Department.
Arrangements have been made for the
reception of Students of both sexes.