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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04
New Gsoda.

New Gsoda.
hahsnsy & shiplcy have just oPersd q
new stock of Spring and Summer goods
which they propose to sell very low for pay
down. They do not wish to sell at any
price on . credit, unless it be to those who
pay promptly. IT.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

a.. On last Saturday night. the store OF
Smith 81 Tomlinson. at Whitesburg. Was
burglariously entered and robbed o
about ten dollars worth of goods anu ior-
tv dollars in money. The Post Once Is
kent in this store, and several letters were
broken open and destroyed, The thieves
found A letter containing 4 check for $50
which they destroyed. They. also. louIu
a registered letter containing S'o' o"' oiu
NOT modest its contents. The attempt 10
fire the building was undoubtedly made
a,a pile Of loose paper was found i'll the
floor With Il can of turpcntine Il can
die burning in the centre of the pile'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

~. authorised and requested to
hea.' the nam. Of JoHs II. CKAwT
announce 'e eradicate for the Office Of Cir
cult s Court Clerk, at the ensuing e'SS''VD
IN August next. -
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Deaths.

Hiram ID. Muikey. living near this piece,
died last Monday night,
Ga The same night. John Good OF Euf-
irlo Ridge.
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Burglary.

ohe night last week some thief s'dug
"n"ef the meat house of Robert Young
ana stole five nice large hams that he had
selected for harvest time.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

". ar. requested to announce The name
"a HORTON BEoYLEs, IS a Candidate
-G.n,ty Trustee at the August Elec-
,isa
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To Problems recently published. D.
!. Tilson. j. IL. Sam Flag Pond +;
doc. CARRIER ,GarberG's Mill,-cOrrect.
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Ar. requested AID authorised to o. an,
ao,' for Tru.t.. Of Ws,hiDgtOn county
..tb. August election.
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new Furniture.

-''Nr'. Keen & FEBRUARY have opencda
''" nrniture store. They will man
i-''uro and keep on hand every article in
Their line OF business.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

Buy Carpets, Oil Cloths. ETC., at j. A
RAYL'S, Knoxville, Tenn, on account of
ckoics in patterns, large stock, fresh
goods, and low prices. lmarl4it,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

w,are authorized and rcqnestedto an
,,rncs the name OF WM. X. AILIEH IA
t'nn,6iJatc for County Trustee. al II
= n.,t election. Subject to = Republican
n"4,,nsiou. honestly gotten ny.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04
Thanks.

Maj. F. W. Earnest. pur Senator, has
placed Va under obligations for copies of
Assistant Superintendent j.. b. KILL
hre"'sR Report, and other favors
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Wanted,

%eOOO pounds of bacon from our
customers for which We will pay this
highest market price.
MAHoNEY s SHIrLEY.
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E D
BY III.

"Ihcroi Is within every man n divine1deal, the
type after which he was created, the germs of
a perfect person, and it is the office of education
20 favor and direct thesc germs. "-KASr
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

y. are authorized TO announce the
"TIt JOSEPH A. FEBRUARY. OF
ihiI Dl,ce. as {. candidate tor County 1rus-
~. # the August Election
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

Grecnbacks or produce from those who
are indebtcdto Va.
MAHOSEY < SIMPLIFY.
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Sherif's Sale.

IN obedience to all alias execution IS
i siieI from the ~ch1ncery Court Of
Notwithstanding ~ tsNoyctnber term.
and 10 me directed, for the sIm OF
FourIItndrcd aud four dollar. in favor
of Josiah Thompson. AdHiniA rafOr. &c.s
and against Samuel Il McAdams. will
sell M the CoHFt Houkc dior Ia The town
o~fJoneSboTO', on tlie 18th day OF April,
49,, for cash in hand. all tlie right. title,
claim or interest that The sahl samuel u
Mediums has in aud 40 ii ipise and iot
of land situated in Wasiiiugtpn county,
renisessee.in1 the town of lxeesbtrf'g, ir
District No. 70, adjoining ilysglllils OF
sanucl GuggenlIciner, DR.. Lyon, widow
Chase and others, cont aiming u and
Ione-fourtln acres more or leses lIhis l0th
lay of February. 1872. na1aal1 gd1 ~
4E- =. r.. GRhFIflt, oin. r
T. ~febfJwIpfS5
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

We are authorized and requested TO an,
- the name of JAMES HAWs- rs u
rrsU"JiIatr for County Trustee, at tile Au-
,r,t Election.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

Browns Catalina, the best Wine Tonic
for many diseases, for sale by
MAHoNEY 8 SMILEY.
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Vented.

ss00o,0O. In Washington County
~N''h'S' Tor which we will pay the
"sHe'' market price in goods, notes, or
MAHoNEY & SIMPLIFY.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

We are authorized and requested 10
,urounce the name OF = 1oLhI
a.. \ candidate for the Office oil
IL Trustee at the ensuing August
election.
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cedar Hill.
Wanted.

Mss Molllc V. Russell, will open her
Srhuol at Cedar Hill, April Sth. 1872.
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Wanted.

renue Peison: needing Wall Paper are
70 send for samples to -, -
wInsreo JtEALD & LOCKE.
krnEYinr. Trnn
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

We are authorized and requested oan
,,n,,.. IN. name of ISAAC a. BRAINS
,awa. candidate for Revenue Collector
,I tI- ensuing August election.
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PLANTS !s.ibgi 7o,ibS PLANT =
PLA NrTS r.


IA LARGE aud varied stock or Green !
"A house aud Eedding ilsnts, CONSIST ! I
ing of. q
Gcraninms,sinsIe and double All color,
nBDse, Lemon. Balm, Iyy Leaf, Skelston.
DIR. Livingstone and SiirnblAnd Pet &C.
Fmchias. single and double. In variety,
ReSonias.rRcx, Insigne, Markham, \
| Sandcrsoni. &C.. 40 to 80 cents.
Apple Geraniums 90 cents eaeh, guDoAN 4
4 Coicus and Acharanthus, IS cents.
Double Pctunias 25 cents: Singis sd
SSaivias. scarlet and blue, 10 cents; s7ipsr
1oacn. .t.hi 49,. $3.50 81
Chinese Primrose, D. :oH.na ants
cents each.
Panstcmons. Is cents.
VrrbenasAthirty g hnestsA ~ sSistiss-
choice eolleetions,s l,0 perdoA' II sspsrT
IIc,iot ropss. 20 to 2scenta. rtec sij a. ,y1i
Pelargoniunr,i fine varietieA. D 70 10 97d
cents. 5Ib uls ID e9Flly "lf "a goa
Cuphca, segar plant. 2ocents. Il- rrisI ils
Pleetranthrus, 20 cents,as- ut.oa. az.sSft
Scuttellaria Pnlchclia, 3, esRis hssS<s3 4
mi rosy scarlet. ia sEh' Ntes
b, Pansies. from hnest, 81 per o. y tlrsf2h nf
Polyaullus. sl.50 per dozen. 81 sal
Roses, blooming, plants ~ pot eds ~
Hybrii Perpetual Moss. Daily and Tee 2Hi
Roses. Dahlias, Dry BOOTS, 30 esotss spsS
dozen 50. .t-t sd1 .nf h5lsl
Tube Roses, 10 cents ca, y; 81 per deE-r
I Basket Plants in variety.
Hardy Bedding Plants. fine Double
Pinks, china Pinks, Delphiulam, Sweat i7i
Williams, dc. -fsft ltS.sd aslta "
Moss Hanging BASKETS Ailed. also Go.
g. each, -
Vegetable Plants In DsssenA
Tomato Plants, 30 cents per dosen.
Trophy Tomato Plants, 30 cents per dos
Cabbage Plants hot bed. e1,o0 per TOO. lfR
Cabbage Plants, late, 90 cents Per 100. a -
CaulinOwcr Plsnts, 80 ccnta per dozen. o.
An extcnsiyestock Of Fruit Trsss, Grape
Vines, Apple Trees. leading varieties.
and 3 years old-Dwarf and Standard
Pears, Cherries, &c. .s- Irf - 4plt
CARNAHAN 4 KELLY. frs
aii Abingdss. Va
h,ar- r,oS Oh -.
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Alpine Nursery!
THIS SPLENDID NURSERY cUI~
TTVATED BY
j. M. .

Is located near Carriers Depot, Carter
County, Tenn, is c~onsidercd y of the
beet in the South. Almost every variety
of fruit that has been introduced into tho
United States, can now be bad at this
Nursery. frees will be delivered NJ the
Depot securely packed for shipping NJ our
regular rriees. Farmers should ~patronise
their .:Uome Nurseries" IL they wish trees
suited to orr climate. We guarantees
all fruit to be Us represented.
All orders solicited by WIN. X. MIL
LER. should be addressed to said Miller.
octJm2 b.t
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

rxBING's Pile REMEpY-The best
ucSirine for Piles that has been dlscoH-
sred. Fur sale by
AAnosKY Z SIMPLIFY.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

FoR nice Ghrurnas and other line pic-
cures, first class Waluut and Gilr Mould
.ings, Superior Letter Paper and Enyel-
bpes. &c.. eli at the lowest prices. goto
. y SMITH & &c, lGS, Gay street Knox
Vile. Tenn. pgly2Tt
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-04

We are authorized to announce u
~ NJ G.. WAGNER as 4 candidate
,n Revenue collector Of AshihSioh
Tountvat The ensuing August election.
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NsIice.

l"epuhlIe Is respectfully informed that
'nal Revisit Jonesboro' on Tuesday,
April sth,
DT. NJ. L. LICHTENsTADT.
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GH0ME.r
PI0MACHBITTEkp'
A RE ENDORSED AND PRESCEfB-
Ed By MORE leading Physicians
than any other Tonic or Srimu-
lnMt now in use. ThCY are
Sr,r,

For Fever and Ague, Intern ttents. BilliousneEs
and all disorders arlsinG from malarions causss.
They lre highly re compounded as an ANrl-DSS-
PEPTIC, and in casts OF INDIGESTION are
invalGable. AS an Appetizer and lccuptrlnt,
aud in cases of General Debility thIry h9,vc never,
in n single instance, failed in producing he most
hnnnY ~rtsrlts. They arc niriicularlY
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~IeueGcinI TO TcrtnIrs,

the body, inNigoratirg the mind.
and giving tone ami elasticity TO the " Role system.
The Home Bitters are compounded with the
Crra test care, ami no tonic sIinulaht has ever he
fore been offered to The public - Pheasant To tho
Taste and at the sI;nc tim" combining so many
remedial agen Sendcr<pd by the medical FRA tcrui-
~ as the best known 10 the PharmacorTil. 1t
costs but little TO give them = fair tri Il, and
The New York herald., 1872-05-24
TRIPLE S HE E 7.
New York, Friday, May "a, 1879.
OF TO-DAY'S HERALD.

PAGE.
acknowledgements.
acknowledgements.
Wisilart BY steve Lowery-The Search for
DR.. Livingstone-Trial OF the Rev. DR..
Huston-Kydd's Treasure Found Fishing for
silver and Geld In staten Island sound-Army
Orders-Naval Intellgence-Art Matters-The
Long Strike-The Arcadian Club.
4-The Sources of the Nile: Reports from the
Herald ccorrresppndent @ at Khatonm Of Sir
the Upper Nile Marshes; Terrible Suffering Of
the Expedition; End or the Slave Trade in
Egypt-The Methodist General Conference
The Baptist Home Msson-Ordinatlon at
Ta,ner mecSers-Ine t shaSsheare M9n1sne;
Park Yesterday-Naval Intelligence-The
House of Refuge Revolt-Erightfnl Suicide in
Newark n. 1.-THE Supposed Assailant of
Oiicer Tully-Sad Accident.
5-1he Impeaohed Judges; princle and McCnnn
Before The Senatorial "Hgh Court;' The
Question of Jurisdiction; The Causes Ad-
journed to the 18th OF Junc-Greeleyana-
Proceedings in the Courts-S;okes: Special
Plea Submitted by stokes Counsel the Nature
Of which He Declines to State 10 the Court;
The Case to Be Resumed this Mcrnng-
''Reddy the Blacksmihn-The MarKets-De-
partment of Parks-The City Adyertising-
Payments BY. the Comptroller-The Fatal
Shooting of Kicrnan--Re election OF Pilot
Commissioner-New Jersey Republican Con-
vention--The Connecticut tSenatorshp-North
Carolina Democracy-American Mining Engi-
Ieer-A Disgracefu Scene.
6-Edltorals: Leading Article. "The Erect of
the Political Commissions on Congressional
anu Ead Legislation ''-AuuSemen AunOun-
Cements.
7-Edtorials Continued from Sixth Page)-The
Treaty: The supplemental Disgrace in the
Senate-Cable kilograms from England,
France, Spain, Italy, Australasia, Mexico and
Cuba-News from Washington-The weather
Report-Bustness Notices.
6-Cuba The Release OF the Students and the
Wrath OF the Vounteers-American Jockey
Club: Horses in Training at Jerome ParS-
Fleetwood Park-Quickstep Park Trotting As
sociation-Horse Notes.-The National Game
The International Boat Race-The National
Amateur Regatta-The Jersey City Frauds-A
Wfe's Revenge-Brooklyn Ailairs-Amcricans
Abroad-Sale OF Rare Books-The Rockaway
Shooting Case-The AlsaCians and Lorralnes-
A Probably Fatal Assault.
0@Fnancial and Commercials: Gold 114h; Fur
ther Upward Movement In the Premium, with
Continued Heavy Specie Shipments; Decline
In Erie and Pacific Mail: Stocks Generally
Dull, but Active and Excited Movements in
the FavOrites; Sale Of 81, 600 Government
GOld-Marriages and Deaths-Advertise-
ments.
1O-Mormonism in Washington: Brighams Hench-
men ''Working" the Legisature-North
Carolina Poitics-The East Side Nuisances-
Raid on Colored Dive-Probable Murder
Shipping Observation-Disclosures
n-Advertisements.
1x-Adycrtisements
The New York herald., 1872-05-24

road on the east side and the three-tier road
on the west, running fast trains day and night,
at low fares, it remains to be seen whether the
Vanderbilt road will not be forced, for mere
profit sake, to adopt similar scale. We may
heresay that we have no strong faith in any other
force than that Of lively competition bringing
about reduction of fares We must not for
get, however, in the midst of our fare-y specu-
lations, that not a single sod has been turned in
City Hall Park and not single brick displaced
by the sky-parlor three-tier corporation. Our
efforts for the present, then, must be turned
to urging on those who now have the requisite
authority to lose no time in giving us rapid
transit in some form or another. We shall be
glad to note from time to time what is being
done in the matter.
The New York herald., 1872-05-24

A MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN SPAIN is again puz-
zling Amadeus. His Majesty is engaged in
looking around for Premier. The exciting
cause of his present difficulty appears to exist
in the fact that it was charged against the adj
visers Of the Crown that large sum of the
public money which had been appropriated to
been diverted to party purposes and squandered
during the recent elections. This is an old
story, and will not, it may be, convey the
idea Of any great crime to the minds of the
surrounding ministers. Secret service is no
great service after all. 1t is frequently rem
dered to mean service at the ballot box and
polls. The King will, no doubt, tide over the
trouble J.
The New York herald., 1872-05-24

The PROSPECTS OF THE GRANvILLE-FIsH
SURRENDER. Senate debated the Gran
vile supplemental rule to the Treaty of Wash
ington for five hours yesterday in executive
session, and rose without coming to final
vote. Our advices create the impression that
the English demands will be complied with,
although there is to be some pretence, for
political effect, at alteration of the phraseology
The surrender is nevertheless to be complete
Yet the timidity, hesitation and cowardice OF
the Senators are Of themselves sufficient to
prove how sensible they are Of the degrading
part they ore enacting.
The New York herald., 1872-05-24
New York Rapid Transit-The Bills
Signed by the Governor.

Now that Governor Hoffman has signed two
bills passed by the Legislature which promise
rapid transit to New York, we wish to see the
corporations on which the proper powers have
been conferred get speedily to work. The
west side three-tier plan seems a very am
bilious and hazardous experiment, but if its
projectors mean business let them set about
their undertaking at once. This complex sys-
tenn, which provides for freight tunnel under
ground as the lowest tier, horse car line on
the level of the streets as the second tier, and
q four-track steam engine road, on iron arches,
above the street level, as the third tier proposes
to run through the blocks and to gain triple
transit to the upper end of the island. 1t is
not exactly what we would prefer in this
direction namely two simple viaduct roads,
one on the east and the other on the west side
of the city; but as, something passed into
law we accept it. as the city would have been
obliged to accept the charter Of the Seventy if
the Governor had not wrung its complicated
neck. We now look to the corporators for o
speedy commencement and vigorous execution
of their pretentious plan. New York will not
be slow to award praise to and lavish profits
on the first line which will take the city tolers
as far north as Harlem in fifteen minutes
The Vanderbilt Tunnel Road BILL also
signed by the Governor, has had weighty
advantages given it by the Legislature;
advantages for which we fail to see completely
the compensating public benefit, and in which
the travelling public, in whose interest it is
supposed to have been drawn, will be placed
to a great extent at the mercy of railway
rapacity But although it is intended much
more as freight feeder for the Hudson River
and New York Central Railroads, and although
Commodore Vanderbilt will be at liberty to
charge passengers going farther north than
Fifty-ninth street as much over ten cents as
he pleases We want to see the road as speedily
as possible III working order, from its future
depot at City Hall Park up to the Harlem
River. 1t is to be feared that it will not be,
by any means, peoples line, whereby the
pent-up thousands who tester amid saualor
and disease down town may be carried
at rates within reach Of the work.
ingman to healthy homes in the
upper part Of the island. Yet, let it
be constructed, and when we have viaduet
The New York herald., 1872-05-24

Is THE CARLIsT INsURREcT1oN ENDED N
SPAN We are told one day that the Carlist
movement in Spain has been efcctually
stamped out by the Kings troops, and again,
perhaps the next evening that there has been
o sharp action between the forces contending
in arms. To-day we hear of q battle in Corona
in which the royalist forces completely de-
feated the insurgents. 1t is to be hoped that
the fighting may really end at al early mo-
ment and this Spanish civil war be termi-
mated positively.
The New York herald., 1872-05-24
Gilmore's Musical Eruption i'm Boston.

Gi1more's Musical Eruption i'm Boston.
yesuvius has already spoken in very decided
terms and deafened the ears and blinded tho
eyes Of the Neapolitans and their visitors by
its frequent explosions and lava glare, and
unhappily the loss of human life has been q
sad feature of the last eruption. The Inter-
national Peace Jubilee promises to be ON
eruption of different kind next month ut
Boston. Then contending forces will be-
drawn together from all parts of the world,
and the loud-tongued flute will mingle its
tones with the dulcet trombone, the violin
squeak with the soft whisper of the prize fog
horn, the melancholy bagpipes with the
gentle drum, whose circumference is said to
exceed that Of the shield of Achilles, or, per-
haps, the orb of fair Luna herself and the
whistle of the locomotive with the heart
rending hal1nonies of the hand organ.
Sturdy blacksmiths will make the
anvils ring amid the roar of artillery
and torpedo explosions that mark the
OF each musical measure.
and an enthusiastic denizen Of the Neck hints
towards the probability of arrangements being
made with California to supply q first class
earthquake, with special subterranean thunder
effect thrown in, for the performance of tho
"Star-Spanged Banner" And amid this
whirlwind of sound, this eruption of noises,
this blatant invocation of sounds, what Bos-
tonian, even of the most adamantine ears, can
think of peace or international amity? Why.
the Fmnco-German war was but murmur of
soft cadences in comparison to the tempest Of
noise to be hurled on the devoted head of the
Hub. Still, the modern Athenians seem. TO-
like ii, and, Judging from the results of the
last jubilee, they also thrive on it.
The proceedings so far augur well for the
complete carrying out of the colossal pro-
gramme. Nine. Peschka Leutner, of Leipsic,
q celebrated German prima donna tha
Grenadier's Guard Band, from London.
under tho direciion &c ,-.-rs.,- N'-'---
The New York herald., 1872-05-24

PENAL EXILE OF FRENCH COMMUNISTS M
Henri Rochefort, with other convicted Com
munists, will leave France to-day in penal
deportation to the reformatory settlement Of
New Caledonia. The prisoners will perhaps
make profession Of their exalted patriotism,
even at the latest moment, using the words of
some of the first involuntary exiles from Eng
land to Botany Bay, who alleged that they
were the most dis;ntere ,ted and truest citizens
OF Britain for the reason that they left their
country for their countrys good
The New York herald., 1872-05-24

ANNEXATION IN TIE PAcHIc.-It appears
from our Washington dispatches that the
President has made some sort Of treaty or bar
gain with the chief of Tutuila, one Of the
Navgator's Islands, in the South Pacific and
In about fourteen degrees south latitude, for q
port, naval station and naval depot This is
on the route from our Pacific coast to Australia
ana New Zealand. There are thousands of
peauuim and productive islands, both south
ana north OF the Equator, in the Pacific, like
this OF the Navigators group, and when our
people have once got good footing among
them we shall find that Sea Island cotton
sugar. coffee and other semi-tropical and
tropical products will be cultivated there ex-
tensively. This acquisition, small thouoh it
bs, may lead to important results.
The New York herald., 1872-05-24

OUR DISPATCHES FROM THE ANTIPoDEs. -
The Australasian news, telegraphed from San
Francisco, which we publish to-day, presents
the antipodal colonies in progress OF very
pleasing, substantial and hopeful development.
New mines of gold, copper and platina had
been discovered. The telegmph's network was
being extended and interlaced at points still
more convenient for general communication.
Railroad works were in progress. The wool
crep of last season shows heavy deficit. The
cotton and sugar crops OF the present year
promise a fair yield. The people were orderly
and quiet, even in Fiji, SO that it may be ac-
cepted as q public fact that our friends
Anglo-Saxon and Maori-are getting along
nicely away out there, from Sydney and Mel
bourne to the Gulf Of Carpentaria,