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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-01-19
Renewal.

RcmovaL
O. B Smith &c Co. nave emove
their Book Store from 81 tothe building
known as the Wing building. los Gay
Street. Knoxville, Tennesse, where they
keep. constantly on hand a fire assort-
ment of books, magazines and literary
journals of all kinds, Also, stationery OF
the finest quality and at very reasonable
price,, fools cap, letter and note paper,
envelopes, bill-heads, cards. etc. Give
than ! tvisa before ~purehsf1nS elesters
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THE RHODE ISLAND SCHooLMAsTER.
This old and reliable school Journal
ought to be in the hands of all our teach
ers. The January number equals any
that we have read. The contents are va
ried and interesting. The Schoolmaster
is not a whit behind the best educational
magazines of the country.
Address business letters to T. B. Stock
well, Providence, r.. /.
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DIRECTIONS.
I'm Chancery at RogersvilIe.
TERM JANUARY 9TH. 1871,

TERM JANUARY 9TH, ISII, ~
J. G. Rutledge. Admir-. &c. vs.. VIM. Rut-
ledge and others.
A L the last term of said Court it was Or
IA dered that the Master inquire and
report what costs. IL any, remain due &c.
i'm the various suits. bills and cross bills
filed in relation to Interstate of G.. w. Rut-
ledge and to whom due, and to inquire
and report what fund, ifany, is subject to
the control of the court. The master will
give notice by publication in the Jones'
boro Herald and Tribune to all parties. in
interest of the time set to take said ac-
count. And in obedience to said order i
will take said account on the 18th of Feb
ruary. 1871. at my office in Rogersville,
and if the party fail to attend, / will take
account and report eN parte.
e.. NJ. balls, e.. & NJ.
71jan5-srsfee$5
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Equine Remedies best in market.
asst Tennessee University.

This institution, we are glad to learn,
Is in a fourishing condition. The In
dustrial Department is organized and at
York. Young men, of limited means,
can obtain n first class education at a small
outlay of money. By the nomination eff
the county Representative. each county
can send three students, and by paying
Railroad fare to the College they will be
returned home free. By rooming in Dor
mitories, INDECENT pupils can board them
%selves, and save this expense. 1t is a
Government benefaction. Aspiring young
mar avail youaself of the munifcent offer.
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UTANTED ACENTs-To sell the OC-
w TAGON SEWING MACHINE.
II is licensed, makes the s'Elastic Lock
Stitch. and Is warranted for 5 years. Price
SIS. All other machines with an unuer
feed sold for Sl5 or less are infringements.
Address OCTAGON SEWING MA
CHINE CO.. st. Louis, No., Chicago, H.,
Pittsbur9h, Pa, or Boston, Mass. UifcStif'
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Knoxville. Tennessee, Wholesale Deal
ers in Tobacco's Cigars Liquors, Wines,
Brandies, Gins, Fancy groceries, sc.
TobaccO's at Manufacturers prices.
Wrapping paper at Manufacturers prices
All riders carefully attended to.
70may26y1
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I Equine Powders are an Alternative.
Ion. VIM. Smith,

Representative from Washington has
placed us under many obligations. on ac-
cunt of the important documents which
he has been kind enough to send us. MIR.
Smith has spared no effort in behalf of
sehools and Temperance, in tie Legisla-
ture.
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In the County Court of Washington

COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
e S Burgner. Admir- of the Estate of John
& Burgner, Decd, VS. James 9 Burgner,
and others-Petition to sell Land.
TN this case it appears from the bill that
i James C'Burgner one of the defend
anis, is a resident of the State of Mississippi SIT
is therefore ordered that publication be made in
the Herald and Tribune notifying said defendant
TO appear at our County Court of said County
on the LIST Monday of February next. and an
swer said bill, or the same will set for hearing
ex parte. JOHN 4.
7ljan5w4pf IS Clerk.
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EDUCATION
BY PROF. HENDERSON pREsNELL.

There 10 within every man q divine ideal, the
type after which he was created, the germs OF
q perfect person, and II is the ONCE of education
70 favor and direct these germs. KAN
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TRY the Equine Remedies.
Fall Branch School.

1t affords Us great pleasure to announce
tie fact that the Fall Branch Masonic
Normal School is now in a Furnishing con-
dition. With Prof. Anderson as princi-
pal and Rev. J. N. Baker in charge of the
female Department. parents and guardi-
ans caa safely place their children under
their care and charge. There is no bet
Ter location in East Tennessee for build
ing a up a first class school than Fall
Branch. The village being located in a
liealthy section-the surrounding eoan-
~ picturesque and romantic-the citi-
Ems moral, intelligent and hospital. at
lsrds every facility that could be desired.
e hope to hear of the number of stu
dents being largely increased at the open
[hg of the session. See advertisement in
nother column.
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Notice to Debtors.

All persons indebted to me are hereby
notified that unless payment is made be
fore the first day of January next, their
notes and accounts will be placed in the
hands of an officer for collection.
%1 III. 9. LYNCH.
Dec. st WI n'a
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v Z @ s
Floral Guide
FOR 1871.

FOR 1871.
THE First Edition of One Hundred and
l. Fifty Thousand copies of VICK'S IL
Illustrated Catalogue of Seeds and Floral
Guide, is published and ready to sen out
100 pages and an Engraving of almost
every desirable Flower and Vegetable. 1t
is elegantly printed on fine tinted paper,
illustrated with Three Hundred fine Wood
Engravings and Two beautiful
COLORED PLATES.
The most beautiful Ind the most instruc-
tive Floral Guide published. A GER
MAN Edition published, in all other re-
spects similar to the English.
Sent free to all my customers of 1870, as
rapidly as possible without application.
Sent to all others who order them for TEN
cents. which is not half the cost. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, New York.
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Get the Rest.

Get the Rest.
If you want the best quality of Boots
and Shoes of all kinds, made to order, call
on FL. p. Miller. next door to the Post
Office. Jonesborough, Tenn. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. ] employ
none but 6rst-class workmen. All orders
promptly attended to. Give me a trial.
FL. P. MILLER.
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Reductien Of Prices.

We have reduced the price of FFFG
Rifle Powder to Sc 5Oper keg. and are sell
ing our fine Sporting Rifle, Double and
Single Barrel Guns, Metallic Cartridges,
Shot. Caps, Bar Lead. Sporting Tackle
and Gun Materials at equally low prices
Merchants should make a note of these
facts and send us their orders, or visit us
when in Knoxville.
STACY & ANGEL,
Sign Big Gun, No. 102. Gay Street,
Knoxville. Tenn.
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Solid Gold Chains, Rings and Jewelry
of every description at q. III. SMITHS,
Knoxville Tenn. 81 7ojun9.
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LADIES do not fail to see the FEBRUARY
number of Demorest's Illustrated Mon
thly-the model parlor Magazine, with
splendid novelties popular music. reliable
fashions, and many other attractive featu-
res. The beauty of its Typography, its
gems of literature. its fund of useful infor-
nation, its artistic and elegant ~engravings
and fashion plates can not De su passed;
and the value oftlle premiums Including
a beautiful IS chromo),, is astonishing.
Yearly SO. Address w. Jennings Demon
est, S3S Broadway. New York.
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The Washington Reform Lodge, No.
S., /. o. of G. T., meets every Saturday
evening, at 6 o'clock, in their Hall.
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mcCIun- and Beuertons,

For finest quality of Ladies' Shoes, call
ON - III. i. MILLER.
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The Schools

The Schools
Have opened prosperously since the hol-
days. Three hundred and fifty pupils
1--we been enrolled. The average daily
.ttendance two hundred and forty-four.
What town can show more favorable ed
ucational advantages? There is nothing
like good schools!
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MOUNT AUBURN INDEX deserves ia
yorable mention. 1t is devoted to the in
terest of education generally. but gives
special attention to Mt. Auburn Young
Ladies Institute, Cincinnati. The young
ladies of the Institution furnish essays for
publication in the Index. Much atten-
ton is given to this department which is
under the sole charge of Miss Eliza b.
Swan. Single copies 10 cents. John K.
Creevey, Editor, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Demorest's Young America, sl-50 A
4ear.-A brilliant and ueseful juvenile
uonthly, tina. surpasses all Others in its
Effectiveness. Its numerouia and beauti-
~ engravings. entertaining Stories orig-
music, and other spicy contributions
<<nder It indispensable in every house
Die where it is introduced. The prem
d pms offered to zach subscriber are really
onderful, comprising among them ju-
cnsie books to the mount Of St.75. a fine
Promo worth e5, a stereoscope with a
Fries of views, a good microscope, and nu-
erous other presents worth more than
PC cost of the yeafss subscription. Adj
[ess w JENNINGS Demorest,s S3S Broad
<4y, New
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All kinds of Printer'Stok at the lowe st
Eastern prices at o. b. Smith & Cos
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For best quality of strong Boots, fol
farmers and others, call OF
III. P. MILLER.
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THE SoNG MEssENGER.-The ninth
volume of this Musical Mouthly bids fair
to excel any of the former ones, if we
take the first number for a specimen. 1t
contains a large and beautiful portrait Of
the great Swedish singer, Mile. Nelson.
SoNG AND CHORUS: Hold the Fort.
CHORUS: Hurrah for the Winter king.
GLEE, Nth Piano Accompaniment; The
Nesu Year. Much besides the music is
found in this number. Send to Root and
Cady, Chicago. ILL.,, for specimen copy.
Single copies 10 cents. Subscription one
year one dollar.
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Chamcery Court at Eiizabctlztsn.
Charles w. Nelson taa


n. G. Taylor, ct al.
IN THIS CAUSE It appearing from
the allegations IN the bill II n Defendants
Allen &. Davis and Perry Fuller are nom
residents of the State Of Tennessee, IL u
therefore ordered II ut publication be
made for four successive weeks In the Her
aid and Tribune. a. newspaper published
in the town of J~opesboro Tennessee, no
tifying said non-residents to appear De-
fore the Chancery court at Elizabethton
on or before the 3rd Monday Of March
next, 1871. to nswer plead or otherwise
make defence to said bill. or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing exparte "a To them. This 9th day OF
December, 1870.
JOHN c. SMITH, q q d.
70decl5
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stacy 4 Angel,

stacy a. Angel,
Knoxville, Tenn will pay $40 each for
all the Spencer Rifles and Spencer Car
bines that are sem them in the uext 80
days. noVz4'
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Jonesbero Division s. Of H..

The Jonesborough Division, No. 81,
meets every Thursday evening in their
Hall, at 6 o'clock.
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MARRIED at the Washington House in
nis place, on yesterday morning, by Rev.
L. M. French, Mr.. JAMES W. KIN
EIcK to Miss NARY e. DIcKENsoN,
, ofs Russsl county. Us.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-01-19

MAINE JOURNAL OF EDUCATION
The January number of this monthly is as
interesting as ever. 1t has quite a num-
Der of well written articles on various ed
ucational subjects, besides much valuable
information in the way of statistics.
Single copies Is ccnts-A. 2. Stone
Editor, Portland. Me.
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Court at Erizabeslssn'
A., c. williams VS.. ,. VI. Robinson
&CO.. ct al. =

Ch0neery our AZ aDesm
A, c. williams VS.. ,. NJ. Robinson
81 Co.. ct III.
TN this cause it appearing from the al
III legations OF the Bill, which 10 sworn
to, thai the defendant J.. NJ. Robinson
and the other members Of the nrin OF j ~.
Robinson 81 Co.. are non-vesidents ~ the
State ofTenneysce. 1t IL therefore ordered
that publication be made for four success
sive weeks in the Herald and Tribune, =
newspaper published In b town OF
Jonesboro, Tennessee. notifying said nor-
resident defendants to appear before the
Chancery court at Elizabethton, on or
before the 3rd Monday OF March nexf.
1871. to nswer. plead or other wjse make
defence to the bill or the anne Will he ta-
ken for confessed and set for hearing ex-
partee ms to them, this nth day Of DecNm-
Der, 1870. JOHN e. SMITH, CD ~.
70dec22-prfeee5
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Wanted.
In Store

In Store. y
A large lot of Plaster at So per sack.
MAHONEY & SHTPLEY.
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Kansas Letter.
See this letter in another column over
the signature of III. A. K.
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For first-class fits call on
III. p. MILLER.
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, Municipal Election

Equine Remedies known to Horse men
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1871.

Rhca Lodge Ne. ~.
Regular Meetings every Monday night.
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T,oR THE LATEST STYLES, cali on
IL Henry LyxcK.
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THE beneficial effects Of these
BsHers can be attested by thou
sands who haze used them and
acknowledge them superior to
any thing of the kand euer before
offered to the public.
As a sure cure for Diarrhea,
Loss of appetite, Fsver and
Ague, Cholera Morbus, Colia
Dyspepsia, General Debility or
Nervous Headache, this medicine
hos no equal. 1t Is especially
recommended to persons travel
ing, as tending to counterfeit the
effects of a change of water.
These Bitters should be found
upon the 8ide-board of euery
Fdmily, as weN as OF the Bar
of every ~eU-regulated Hotel.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-02
Frederick Barbarossa.

Frederick was emphatically a representa-
tive man. He represented the brute force,
intellectual license and moral depravity of
the thirteenth century. His versatility,
learning and political finesse his love of
pleasure, Of novelty, of free speculation !;
his courage, his perfdy, his chivalry, his
cruelty, his arrogance, his superstition-alll
combined in one man-were specimens of
the various vices and excellencies of the
subjects over whom he ruled. He was a
Thorough italian. He appears to stand SUI
perior to the movements of his day, and,
while typical representative of them, he
bends them to his pleasure. His ambition,
not content with four crowns, carried him
through forty years of continual and ag-
eressiye war. His influence was greatly
siren gthened by the extinction of many
great feudal houses in Italy, Tuscany and
Romagna; but at last he fell-as Henry
did opposing Gregory, as Barbarossa did
opposing Alexander-when proudly en-
deavoring to break the power OF the Holy
See.
! His enthusiasm for poetry and letters
for music and art, was quite as remarkable
as his ambition and his taste for war. HI
spoke Latin, italian, German, French
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-02

ST.. THoMAs-When st. Thomas was q
student at Cologne he was among very
rough set of brethren, and there it was he
got the name of the "dumb, ETC." The in
cident is described by F. Vaughan as fol-
lows:
a voice crying to him from outside the
window: Brother Thomas, Brother
Thomas, here! quick, quick-look at
this aying ox!" With all simplicity,
Thomas went to the window, and no soon
er made his appearance, than he was salu-
ted with shouts of derision. Those who
who had played the trick upon him, asked
how he could be so simple as to imagine
that an OK could fya He answered in his
own gentle, yet incisive way, 81 did not
believe that an OK could fly, nor did I, till
now. believe that religious could tell a
falsehood" Some of his companions who
did not despise him, felt compassion for
him. One of these offered to assist him in
his lesson. Thomas accepted the offer with
gratitude. He allowed his companion to
proceed, and attentively listened to his ex-
PLANTATION. At length the young professor
came to difficult passage, W itch was be-
yond his depth, and which he was unable
to explain. Thomas quietly took the book
from him, and, to the amazemene OF Ma
companion, explained the entire passage
with greater lucidity and precision than
could have been done by an experienced
professor. 80
Some time afterwards Albertus Magnui
alluded to this nickname, and after the
Saint had answered q most difficult ques'
ton, thought to puzzle him, and show hin
that he was still disciple. So one aftel
another, he started objections, created
hundred labyrinths, weaving and inter
weaving all manner of subtle arguments-
but in vain. Thomas, with his calm spirit
and keen vision, saw through every com
plication, had the key to every fallacy, tn
solution for every enigma, and the art t
unravel the most tangled skein-till, final
ly, Albert, no longer able to withhold tn
his disciples, who were almost SUPPLE
with astonishment: eve call this youn
man a dumb OK, but SO loud will be his bel
lowing in doctrine that it will resoun
throu ghout the whole world"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-02

GEN. DE CHARErTE.-Of this truly Chris
tan gentleman and brave soldier, the spe-
cial correspondent of the London Daily
Ne,cs at Rennes thus writes:
1 had to call upon Gen. de Charette yes
terday, and can easily understand now
why the troops under his command always
fight we'll. do not mean his own corps of
Pontifical Zouaves only. A great many of
these are gentlemen, and altogether it lie
one of the finest, best trained, and best
disciplined corps one would wish to see.
But mean the corps of irregulars and even
of Mobiles who are often brigaded with the
Zouaves. Monsieur de Charette struck me
as being the very ideal of the French officer
| and the French gentleman. "Behold o
| sFrenchman' indeed!" His name is synon-
ymous with everything that is chivalrous,
daring, brave and patriotic; and yet he is
the most unaffectedly simple-mannered
man it is possible to meet-open, frank
and soldierly, with the most perfect ton
and breeding. Kindly and cheerful-looking,
he is yet q firm, serious and determined
man. Such chief must make good SOL
diers. We know only too we'll how imbe-
cile, conceited, incapable and selfish chiefs
have made bad soldiers of youths who
might have fought admirably if faith,
affection, honor, hope, patriotism-all those
feelings which alone can sustain the true
esprit de corps in its highest sense-had
been kindled and kept alive among them
There would have been less running away il
there had been more high-minded colonies
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-02

The LONGEST PoNTIFIcATE.-Thereh has
been much to mark the Pontihcate of the
present illustrious Pope as one amongst the
most remarkable and memorable recorded
all the notabiia of his reign, there is one
that will be pointed to with peculiar inter-
est, and that is the fact that he has now
reigned longer than any Pontif since the
time of st. Peter himself. He attained to
that extraordinary distinction on the 3Ist
of last December, for on that date he ex-
ceeded by a day the duration of the longest
Pontificate that had preceded his own. The
longest Pontificates were those of Adrian l.,
the Chair of Peter on February 9, 772, and
died December 25, 795, thus reigning twen-
ty-three years, nine months and sixteen
days. Plus VII. began lis Pontifcate on
March Ia, 1900, and died August %, 1928
thus comprising in his reign twenty three
years, six months and nine days. Plus WI.
became Pope on February Is, 1775, and
died August %, 1799-his reign, thel efore,
extended over period of twenty-fou
present Holy Father was elevated to the
Papacy on the 10th of June, 1876, and, con-
sequently, on the 31st of last December,
he had ruled the Chnrch for twenty four
years, six months and fifteen days, or one
day more than the only Pope who had
reached the twenty fourth year of his Pom
tificate. In conjunction with what we
have more than once expressed about the
state of affairs at Rome, we may venture
here to assert that it is scarcely too much
to expect that Providence has some special
manifestation in reserve for the GROWING
glory of Pontificate which alone of all
the Pontifical reigns in history, has been
marked by such singularly prolonged ex-
istence.-Register.