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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
STRIKING OUT A JURY FEE.

In taxing the costs in suits brought in the
Supreme Court it has been the practice where the an
wac stricken out motion, sham, 10 allow the
jury trial fee OF So the II the tried by
Court and jury In the suit of Butler against Hazard
the fee taxed in the bill of costs but the defendants
counsel objected aud IL submitted 10 Judge Suther
land who yesterday decided that 10 IL impossible 10
that striking ont answer sham. motion. Il a
trial by jury of any Issue Of fact and he directs that
the $50 be deducted from the costs adjusted by the
Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
DECIsIONS-JAN. %.
.Suprrae COurt-Chamhcrs-By Jud

Supreme COUrt-thdmters Judge sutherland
Davidson HreyThe weight Of authority against The
Of the tae after notice ke bat The plaintiff thnk
emit I'D " notion addition 10 Z IS before pntcr
In appointment o. the Bel and Heath Nountan Co
Motion grss Butter HAar-hemoands counsel Christie
AT Metal Co Of New orThe amendment Aosei and
Samehouon denied without costs
Brosu sgt Valentine-Report c1ntrmei and granted
Judge IngrHmfyr~ agt Bard-hoton to open reference
granted supasi- that The decision OF
h. action prooredng 70 enforce his
BT JSdgr Csroro-Fugs a World Paper STOCK Company
-PropoSed order s.itui
Marine CoprtGere-al Ttrm-By Alker, Gross and
Shea J. J-Crspn aKt Cro~el-Jgignent reversed with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
THE COURTS.
THE sTRAKosCH LIBEL SUIT.

In the action brought by Max Strakosch
against the propretors of The Rochester Unio reported
yesterday Judge Sutherland has denied the plaintiffs
motion strike portions of the defendants answer
impairment and irrelevant and also the defendants
motion 10 change the place Of trial TO Monroe County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
THE NJ. Z. sUNDAY-sCHOOL UNION-sCHOOLs At
THE SOUTH.

THE NJ. T. sUNDAY-sCHOOL UNION-SCHOOLS At
THE SOUTH
The VI. f. Sunday-SchoOl Union met at No.
sos Broadway yesterday afternoon, and listened to re-
port from the Corresponding Secretary the Rev j. II.
Vincent his tour of "a month among the sunday
Schools of the Southern States In conclusion he offered
the following suggestions which were adopted by the
Union:
or Ten weeks in the south upon
the brethren there be deemed advisable
>ecaf That Of pa1ers 10 BE- emitted Lesson tracts Ne
published Union. conditions be grsUtogsy de
trHuei The schools ~ our southern Conference
Thrd SundavSchoo Of the North be invited become
patrons needy southern schools and by special collections 10 ad
The quarterly report Of the General Agent James :
OStrand showed that 10 collections had been taken, g
sunday school Institutes held y vstaOns made II SER
given grant " a voted for the Sunday School
cause IN Germany FOR ISL and grant Of $50 for the
cause IL salt Lake City. The following Committees were
E1ecutve-Tle Rev J. H. Vincent Dr. wse Dr " 2 Cav
Rev SANFORD th k-v W u. De iuy Perero IT, f.
r. Brown ). Louskng H. D. koIh Fuance- j. Coos noaeh j.
Pullman. Sams J. Little D. DeDham j. Publications Or A.
Parr ,h Rev. g. L. Tsyior ne s b. K Feirre The Re- G H.
WhtHe 'he Rev W Se the Rev Mast Statst cslhe Rev
A. L. Bfc A. b Vail jeremiah Munen Annve-aryIhe
Rev d. Vincent Iroy' Davs a AeISaI' ID, Res / T.
J. FREEMAN the k~y. H N simpson J. BeaIsy
c'peinrart-Bf 5 VI MernI NJ B Horaas C. o. EiTards
Philips d.. J. N Wien. Al PrsburZb-s H. Nesti p Jonss,
A Bradley ". d. J. Homer At San Fran-seoOu. Giou.
Dr. H. Coz, ". H. X ScBlroy F. Thomas Al Boston
The bert Haven, j. Rand Sleeper r Ncken Mage
Hill n. Portland. OregonDr g. Il Benson The Rev ".
II. WAArs. A. Walt Tie Rev G g. Stra''.n a g. G"ts
Boor8 f. Marley. Lous-Dr b. f.. Care. Benz
C. B. Pin A. $ Rev. james rerv At Brr-u
Ge1nuy-Tle Rev J r. Hurst the Rev g. Dom tire Rev G.
Oanl the Rev RemeBhuder III Rev. Jacobr Al Atlanta.
Ga-Dr r. Faler Robert Sande d. Il. Hocunb.J G. Kmls J..
Knowles Al New OleanThe Rev l. C. Matlac ,he Rev G.
H. sNa -lf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

mails close January % ard % follows;
Leave and 7;45 the DAY before and AZ rs p
das before aud $40 the dss before and at $40
D. IN the day before
TUESDAY. Jazz. 8
Europe Queenstown Liverpool steamship
Aeppo Dock Jersey City, CLOSE the PostOe 81
No Supplementary Mil
Mails III Nsaa and the West Indies steamship Col
Pier No r. close Steamship sails al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26

PROM SAvANSAH-In steamship Honlle Jan. Sc II. Hitrh
and children. Misc Lee Miss t. Bills Aas Jones Nc
Galley Nj Huber M. Lerg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
PASSEHGERS ARRfKED.

sun rss.... 40 kun $40 Moon
SANDY HOOK 10 Cows l2G3 Hell Gate l;52
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26

PART il.-NAN bhiFI
l56. .Otdis sgt Goodyear.
~. Bis agt Levy, impfd
lI5l. Mcknight AT. Devin-
-. PrrDch agt W. II. Dinsmore,
President, &c.
lai .Tsllinan AIT. CndliDp.
70. Bernhard AIT. seiignan.
Toi Ryder AIT. Commonwealth
lbs. ca.
p. .McMillen AIT KNOX
-. Buriick at. Firth.
10. Russell agt. Minor.
suPREsE COrRr-GH>ERAL TER
and CaRDOzO, J. J.
". .Pistor art Bruntrel;.
No. .Hoyt AIT. Valsn;iae.
20. Nsijen art. The County Of
ST. Louis
2Si. .Trundy agt. Pool.
%. .Lppman agt. McHanus.
Zb..sa AT. Volsening.
EJI..faKon at Gould.
-. Richards sgt Pogg.
~. Gilbert agt Burrs Burra Cop
per Go. Of Tenn.
2tJ..Artenburgt AT. Weed.
"a. BrsF aet FarWell.
-. Austin azL Goodrich.
2+s..Jones AIT. Schreyer.
SUPERIOR CoURr-T
COMMON PLEAs-IRIAL TEs.-
at II
2o4. .hcConnon sgi. Thini-sye. K
K. Co.
~ .Weidhase AZ. Hugart
luus..h agt. Taylor ct al
RsGULAR ORDER ~
500. Kelly Al Hacket e; al
Sl5. Frazer AT. Peters
so. Bullock sgt OBrs.n-
Ss..LangAn Axt same.
t)3. .Dofnherg AT. sane.
UsIFsD STATES DISTRICT CerRr-l
Opens II
10. .Kleinscmidt agt Ship Geo.
Green.
r.. Knapp & Ferion AT. schr.
Caroline.
Jl..Peuny sgt Steamboat J. G..
Stevens.
E..N. Y. and Bait. Tr,nit Co.
Nj. Ferry-bOat Pacific.
COrRr % GENERAL SESSIONS
michael Kenneriy, rape.
z. Frederick Lee. robbery.
J. James Gsynne. hgsmy.
4..Henry 4cDcrmot, felonioas
assault and battery.
5. John McClennan, burglary.
William suyth. hungary.
7..Albert Craig. grand lA~env.
p. John Mcclure, grand larceny.
9..Bllen Finley, grsnd larceny.
KINGS CoysTY
.. Engrlhsrt, agt LyonL
%. Young AIT. WaLiy.
l2l Dw1Beils ~. Wslker.
IL. .Gregory agt. Drake et Al.
l2s. WiHtier AIT Cooper ei al.
l76. Van Sise ,gt Bdssrir ct al.
1874. .Quigiey agt. Kirk It al
Je " Eter- AIT Walter.
81. .Do~llns AIT Dodge.
80. Bridges ACT Greensvarl
~. -hekTing AT kropL
i0l. keuny ~. HAYES e. a..
l73. Davis Nj DAVIS
2iS. Benton al. Burns ~ al
~. .sclerf sgt- Geigsrch.
~. Riley Al. Pagan.
3l0. nelap agt- Co1rlis q al
3l2 Patterson agt WhIt6rid.
3lJ. Howard at. Wtitieh Il al
Sc. .RIbrecht agt Mrer
30. Rrvin at. Stratton.
10. .Rfagewsg agt- Rhodes.
- Various art. Schneider - al
391 .Rsssngsrien az. Tiedeunan
e al.
fl6 Qnafst agt. Nsiis.
4l9. .Grrgory AIT Coffin.
". .Ha~-s az v. Y L 5. G.. I
steamship Co.
40. Uhler AT rlvl0r.
*. SNOW Al. Mercantile ms. Co. .
sorRr ~ APpEALs.-ALBANY j
calendar for Jan. p No. ~. 20. 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
Ussithsster Gounip Real estate for Sale

EARM FOR SALE, at a BARGAIN, in West
chester County mile from Keneo Depot or wo miles and
half from Taryowb, house barn, and out6aihns APpyto
J. ROMANO BROWN, 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
Brooklnn Real Gstate for Sale.
fona 1slano Real estate for Sale.

At HEMPSTEAD, l.. FARM for SALE
Z fr.tcass 100 good building 100 bearing
niI Price sl60 per Address B. LANGD0N EL,
Rockville Centre. l. l.
EOR SALE-In the town of Flushing, l.. l.,
6rtclass DAIRY FARM mile property,
egh from depot lage land
Th splendid HOUSE containing 10 all the out build
perfect order; this chance for desiring such
piece ofproperty. For full particular inquire Of
MARSHALL FROST Queens Post Dice. L. l.,
TX. OBRIEN Real Estate Agent,
2l2 Atlanucst, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
Gouses ano farms Udutca

WANTED to RENT-A HOUSE in Bond
w Tor buue.s PURPOSES Address stating lo,lit go
A. }. MCKAY box o.7ss = @.
NNANTED-A SMALL STORE, or part OF a
w store suitable Four;eelhst Address
Room No Il West Twenty euth-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26


The prospect that the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company will make Yorktown their eastern terminus
created great demand for property IN tht vicinity
The following purchases have been recorded within the
past three months and all within circuit Of u miles
Of Yorktown
The Anderson estate, containing l.i5O acres IN and
around Yorktown fronting the lOrk River purchased
nv William H. Asninval and the Company; also, X ID.
Lees land. containing 1880 acres; VIM H. Lee s. contain
ing go acres fronting James River; Robert A. Brighfs
100 acres c. Gallaghers, 800 acres; Ed HarwOods co
acres Wall tract al acres; Bower shetd - 40 efs
ID r. CrofFs Sl7 acres: n X. Eagles 800 srres waiter
DarIinlron's acres; Robert Armsteads, 10 acres
Willie Lees 45 acres the Wynn Mil Farm, 'EOacres'
owned by II. II Wynn Lands purchased ny M"n a.
Newman Of New-YOrk, follows; The Power tract az
Yorktown 225 Nash tract at WARWICK RNer, 5lD
acres Minors 200 W H. Lees 90 acres HuDDatu
tract fronting the York River 10 acres Inc loo"Ing
purchas.s have been made: Edward kirby OF BROOK
ivp n Y Indian field" the York River, 600 acres
Nefrah Mkely Washington, c. IS acres b. Choles
OF New York Grove farm" the James River $50
T. j. Milford OF NewJersey, $50 acres, on me foquosu
River William Bennett Of Pennsylvania, 2b5 acres Jonh
O. Williams and Samuel Engle Of New-Iork, the - war
rem farm" fronting the York River letU acres apt
H. c. Decker OF Island, 800 acres; John j. HoNey
OF NewYork 200 acres; j. Carpenter OF New-fork, 80
acres: Charles Gallagher son Of New YORK 10 acre.
adjoining the National Cemetery, Yorktown; MI W. l.
b. MiAiken Of New York. rs acres, on the YORK RIVER
willard Smith of the New Jersey central kAllrOdd
spratleys farm, James River 600 acres; T. D. sunth
Col Duphey's residence and 800 acres at Mlamsburg
William jolly OF New York. $50 acres near Williamsburg
and so near Yorktown; III. h. Thurber Bigger
farm" $500 sGzesg W. d. ShurZ Of Baltimore ana Henry
Halsiead OF New York, "Tempe farm on YORK RIVER,
acres: Dr. joan T. Tabbs plantation Of 1850 acres Dy
OF $50 by Mr. Duncan OF ST. Louis,
for si3 500 BY Mr.. James Z. Ash, rs acres, one nile
from Yorktown Va. BY W. A. Cooper rs acres, on the
York River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
Auciion 6alcs Of Real estate.

J. JouSsos j.. Aueuoneer
DY johns * VI l. l. T.,
ID AUCTIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BRO hERS,
No 25 NAsArsr.. COR CEDAR 81. NV YORK.
CITY Residences Stores Country snd FTns bought So
rented exchanged uegste Aucnon sales o. Furniture a.
MONKS WILKINS, Aueioneer.
EXECUT0Ris SALE of valuable ~ SlNESS
II PROPERTY Nassau Pine and Liberty ass Atlantic
Insurance Co SCRIP siEtens ships Of the Black Bal
Line, and LAND in monroe County, Penn -
Z. H. LUDLOW & Co will SELL At ACTION on THURSDAY,
Jan 20 az y O'Clock At the Exchange saesroom III B-oaw BY
der Of IT, executors the estate Of A. j. opu4u lr The os-
ing valuable property, VIZ;
No 3 Nassas e adjoining the north westerly ~
Jhnst Fourstory brick store Lot about ee inches b. " feet
inches
No II Pne-.t ,souh side between Broaw,y and
story aud basement marble building. Lot about p t ache by
3 feet inches
No ib.rtv-st north feet NsGs-l -Foc
brick store. Lot about l1E1J rr.
Scrip Atlantic Matgal Insurance COMPANY Certificates
of 1853. 1859 and 1870.
Also tie Cprsnts he following ships % The
Black Ball Line 2lo ship Great Western ITO IN ship fame Foster
IT, I'D 10 ship Harvest Queen ~ 10 hip Neptune.
Also ~ III perch-s Of land In Barrett formerly P1csl Toen-
slip, Monroe County, Penn.
JOHN A. DIX. Executors ~ A. J.
HENRY DE- b ROUTH Cpraut decd!
Fol- particulars he had the oee Of he aactonee No rnss
iJgf-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
Real cEstdie 10 Gfthanee.

4 3-story brick HOUSE in one of the best
B1okirn EXCHANGE f0r t0lntg hesa!rsos "a
Connecticut near Long Island Sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26

I-Opens at l0i a. m.
y. .BsrstoU sgt Hsnsn.
1906. Chambers AFT Baldwin.
a. BsntE sgt. Tnurber.
1854 Ballentine AIT Hennessey.
l42. Bali agt. International Ina
Go.
Lse, Amer Bureau Of Mines agt
Weed.
Ito. Buncke igt. Kelly.
1874 PAGE AT SefgSlek
l66. .Thri-sye. X. T. Go. AIT.
smith.
s-lvGRAHAs. P. J., BARNARD
Opens al ~ a. N.
2l- Eas, River National Bank ag''
Cove.
2@. WIKI. at. Cowles.
20. Arnold agt DoveiL r.
80. 81. Y. Bo~ery FIRE ms 20.
agt. Levy.
25I. .Albernethy AT. Knight
252. Peek AIT. Enc X X Co.,
40. Mcmillan agt kindsAopL
253. Porter at Grim.
2s4. .KirschmAnn Az. befiard.
255. Van Alien agi. American Nat
Bank.
30. Weeks art. Smith. u.
30. Buckman AIT. Iioyt.
sIkL TKRs-Cas. on.
PARr I-LAKRgsORE. "opens
a m
IS. Costello AFT The Mayor. &c.
~. Dart AIT. Wslher.
All. Davis AT. GSyuDe-
) EsERAL CALENDAR
jg9. Powers AIT Witt.
$40. .Jar'hne AT. o. Brien.
So. Bell agi. Home lns. 60.
5l3. Sack 81. M,Idhok
v ApsIRALrT-BLArpHPoRD, j.
ii a. m.
q. McCafrey agt. siesmtug
Farrell
li3. .Winnr II al agt Schooner
Rebecca CLYDE.
%. Cameron AgL Ship Patrick
Henry.
BEDFORD. "opens Al II IN.
10. james Hughes, grand larceny.
II. John White and John Latus.
grand llrcsny.
y. William Mcclure, John nig-
gins. and John Smyth,
grand larceny.
II. John Dunn. grand larceny.
ID. John j. Looney and Kate Ly-
Ons. larceny from the person.
,IRcrrr COURr.
Isl. March AT. Rentber.
l88. .Conklin agt Mitchell
lg2. .Dunkley sgt Schooner.
2il..S. Y. Floating Elevator Co.
AIT. Aston Fire lns. Co.
2lT. Hogan nat. Crahb.
279. .GarEng At schenck.
g65. .OlwUly agt- johnson.
SO .Jfyne agt- CurtOis.
go. Dosing AIT. Craig.
43l .Alger act. 'rrithy.
Az. BersowIu agi. Abrshams.
433. stick AT. Ahrahams.
~. Sai,er AIT. Freeman.
435. Reynolds agt shaw
lJ6. .Hiidrrth at. City Of Brklyn.
~. Rutland AT. Williams
40. .Asten agt. Second-aye. r. Go.
go. .Schlag sgt. Germania las. Co.
AL. Lowell sat Mi1cs.
AZ. Mcmahon AIT. Wells.
443. Briggs ACT. Champion.
AS. .Coiver AT. Titus.
40. Townsend act. NestbrOok
a.. Waegoner agt- Stoutenb~rg.
449. KENYON ,gt. Lon.
$50. lmgenal ms. Go. AT. Ham
iltOn
45l. Downs sgf. Woodward.
iJ2. Walters at. Middleton.
~. 25.-The following lie the day
So! 81. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Wednesday, Jan. Is. 1871.
There was good attendance at the Ex-
change but buyers and the market had
extremely dull appearance. V. X Stevenson Son sold
eight lots by order Of the Supreme
Court, James Wsweeney, Referee. Anthony j. Bleecker
Son Co. offered lots the Boulevard, One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures and nehundred and twenty
fourthst the prices bid FOR the property were far
it, real value, and II all bid Ia for the account Of the
The sale OF property LeXngtonave. and Fifty sixth
ST., advertised by Roberts * Mcclure, postponed
Hatch a Riker have sold lot on One-bundred and
yeighthst - feet from MadisOnave. Gxl00 for
$4,000 Also, two fOurstOry brick tenementh houses In
Thirty tnrdst. Nos. sos and $685. for $1,000 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26

M0RRr WmsIss Alctole-r
VALUABLE PROPERTY, No 1H READE-
81 1etseen Hudson ad GrseHvet''s cose Ia'err.t ,
r.. LUDLOW aucIUu TAursa = l.ii 9
l Broadway fTir'v BgfugI Nss tort
READEST-The valuable sib the front tulr
Raiesf between Hudson All Gfrhgicsts
Bulihcs L0 - and
Of immediate. Terms a. slif haF
4 a. ". Pinest. SeH-iOrk. HOhl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
ArcrIoN sALEs or NEw YORK REAL ESTATE.

a. u. X
,9'' O COZ Of Bou-Tsri each S5Io6 sls 500
,' o fTf Of soaleT .T seh lsIio 1900
. J. sseS %. oo TO- o 5000
BY '. h STEVENSON. son q 60.
10, or ri - and IeIingtoa sys 20rio2 2....... 1851
-. % e, "a a. vrd IeYueto,,ve 25rIO2 ....... 27l0
ots an "a a adjoining the above each 2l81lO n 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
Gountrn properip TO fei.
Ueaoiua q Mos. Nr.

AT WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. iOi Full
N ioa-r-wEDDING CABDs and fINE sIAriosEkl lAA,.s-
hsLsai IslaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
COURT CALENDARs-THis DAT.

srPEHrn "opens at 10 N
Calendar called st Il M.
L. In % life In Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26

v ADrIRALrT-BLAruHPoRD, j.
II a. IN.
q. .MeCafrey AT steamtug
Farrell
li3. .Winsor - al agt Schooner
Rebecca Clvde.
%. Cameron Agt ship Patrick
Henry.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-15
Home PATRONAGE.

Every citizen should feel personal re-
sponsibility in building up the future in
terests, institutions and enterprise of his
own town. lie should not leave it for
others to do. but should take hold of the
work as though he believed the success of
the town depended on his individual effort.
If you do not support home enterprise.
how do you expect to be Supported in a
home business? Some persons have a
perfect mania for going out oftown to pre-
cure that which they can get at home,
and in nine eases out of ten just as cheap.
as though foreign article was so much
better than that at home This is decid-
edlp wrong, and detrimental to the place
in which you i've Ifyon have any mo-
ney to spare, be sure and use it in your
own community. instead of foreign one.
Live and let livc," should be your mot
to. 2
The only way to build up and keep
town alive, is to spend your money at
home. Hire home mechanics, patronize
home manufactures. deal with home MGR
chants-always giving advertisers the
preference. Build up your own local In
terests, and all will be safe. BY 50 doing
you will not be compelled to sell out and
20 somewhere else TO find live town.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-15
Scientific Education.

Bat if scientific training is to yield it's
most eminent results, i. must, Ircpcnt, DO
made practical That is to say, in eA-
plaining to chile the gorcral phenoma
of nature, you must, as far as possible.
give reality to your teaching by object
lessons in teaching him botany, hc must
handle the plants aud disscct the flowers
for himself; in teaching him physics and
chemistry. you must not be solicitous To-
fill him with information but you must DO
careful that what he learns he knows VI
his own knowledge. Don't be. satisfied
with telling him that a magnet attracts
iron Let him see that it does; let him
feel the pull of the enc upon the other for
himself And, especially, tell him that it
is his duty to doubt until be is compelled.
by the absolute authority Of nature, to be-
lieve that which is written in books Pur-
sue this discipline carefully and conscien-
tiously, and you may make sure that, how
ever scanty may be tic measure OF inforni-
alton which you have poured into the
boys mind, you have created IN intcllec-
tual habit Of priceless value IN practical
life.-Lay Sermons. Ad.uess,s a'tl
Reviews--Ifa<3ey.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-15

SABBATH School Celebration held at
the Watauga Church, Garter Go.
MEsSRs. EDIToRs We had the pleas
ure of attending upon this occasion. and
must acknowledge, thai we were never
better pleased than we were with all that
passed. 1t is Sd common to hear people
complain of being tired. when they attend
such places, but here, all seemed to enjoy
the Few short hours that we were assem-
blcd to celebrate one of the greatest in
stitutions of this age.
We arrived In time to witness the COM
ing in of the different schools, a great ma
nv representations from four or five were
assembled ready to join the ranks and
march to the merry music, which was
splendid and is an honor to the perform
ers, the harmony of which, seemed to in-
spires us with new life and teach US to
work for the great cause.
The place that was selected was on the
banks of a beautiful stream not far from
here, rendered more beautifully the sur
rounding scenery. Nature appears tohave
lavished beautiful supply of pleasing
objects in this section of country, then,
being as I am a dear lover of nature In
all its forms, how could it be otherwise
than pleasure to me to assemble at such
pIace and upon such an occasion?
After we were seated in the grove and
listened to the singing of the Little
folks" Elder L. L. Naples gave us ahear-
ty welcome among them, then speech by
DIR. l.. f. Hyder was announced, and the
gentleman arose and explained to us in
brief manner. not only of Sabbath Schools
but of schools in general, he is in favor of
free education. / hope, more of our citi-
zens will advocate the doctrine of free
school system, in every land, in every
neighborhood, let this be their watch
ward.
We we're addressed by Rev. - Kin
cannon, also, we soon found that he too
was a Sunday school worker, and man
of rare intellect. upon the whole ali that
he said was to the point. and is calculated
to be long Remembered BY the bright-eyed
children that hadsthe pleasure OF hearing ]
him. After he finished speaking we returns
ed to our baskets, ate dinner and amused
carselves as best we could, until time to
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A Little Child Killed by "A Sn Ixc.

Some days ago little boy abont Gse
years of age, son of Mr.. Miller, Of Gray
son county, was killed by the bite Of "a
rattlesnake. The little fellow had gone
out with some other members of the fam
lily to look for eggs, and in his search be
crawled underneath his father ba-n. AZ
ter going some distance under the floor lao
screamed to his companions that some
thing was killing him. They obtained
sistance, and ripped up the planks of tho
floor, when to their horror they foun1 a
largo rattlcsuakc tightly coilcd around his
neck. The snake had bitten him in several
places on the face and neck. and he was
qnitc dead when taken up.-Msrion Pa.)
Hcrud
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return, We left the place hoping that we
would again. upon some future time meet.
if not hero, in the great Celebration on
the blissful shores of the Redeemed in
Heaven. Gs3 -rl lial DELLA.
ELIzABETHToN, June, 1871. TaL
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saddIcs and Harness.

Saddles and Harness.
The undersigned Offers to the merchants
and farmers of Tennessee and the South,
the very best articles of Saddles and Har
ness, for sale in East Tennessee, all of it
home manufacture and warranted superior
to the general run of Eastern made goods,
while the prices are as low and IN some
cases lower, then the same goods can be
bought at in the East. Employing none
but first class, skilled workmen, we ac-
knowledge no superior manufactures. Or
ders from any locality will receive prompt
and careful attention and be filled with
dispatch at satisfactory prices. We solicit
a trial, and know that none who favor us
with an order will have cause to complain
either in regard to prices or the quality of
the goods. THos. O'CoNNER.
Cav street, Knoxville, Tenn.
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Removal.

Removal.
0. B Smith & Co. have removed
their Book StOre-from 81 to the building
known as the Whig building. los Gay
Street. Knoxville. Tennesse, where they
keep constantly on hand fine assort-
memt of books, magazines and literary
journals of all kinds, Also, stationery of
the finest quality and at very reasonable
prices, fools carp, letter and note paper,
envelopes, bill-heads, cards, etc. Give
them Il trial before purchasing elsewhere
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4 little girl, busy ia making q pair Of
worsted slippers for her father, saida TO a
young com mpanion near her: ''You arc,
very lucky. you are; your papa bas got
only one leg" -e-r ~