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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-03-14
Bloomington Nursery, Illinois.

Doth Year! GOO Acres I, - Green Houses
Largest Assortment! Best Stock. Low
Prices. Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Bulbs,
Seeds, Stocks, Crafts. sc. 100 Page IL
lustrated Catalogue, l0cts. Bulb, Plant,
Seed, Catalogues, all for 10 cents. Whole
sale Price List free. Send FOR these, be-
fore buying elsewhere.
f. X. PHOENIX, Bloomington Ill.
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Chancery Sale of Land.

Baptist McNabb Us. AbsolOm Davenport.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chan
Il ceryGourt ut JonesbOrO' at its Nov
ember term, 1871. in the above named
cause, | will offer for sale at the Court
House door i'll JOnesbOro', OIL the 23d day
March, 1872, all the right. title, claim
and interest that AbsolOm Davenport has
in and to Il certain tract ofland mention
ed in the pleadimgs, viz: Il tract of land
lying in Washington county. Tennessee.
and in civil District No. g.. in Bumpass
Cove, on Mine Creek. adjoining the lands
of Benjamin Kidd. Robert IIuskina' heirs
and others. containing one hundred acres.
| will sell the same for cash in hand. Feb
ruary s, 1872.
Is. F. SWINGLE, {. * NJ.
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Ague Cured or Money Refunded.
Send to W. &. Hamilton 81 Co., Whole
sale Druggists. Cincinnati, Ohio, for one
bottle KRESS FEVER AND AGUE
TONIC. Sen prepaid for 81.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-03-14

FOR nice Chromos and other fine PFC
tures. first class Walnut and Gilt Mould
ings, Superior Letter Paper n Envel-
opes, &c.. all at the lowest prices. go to
o p SMITH & Co, los, Gay Street Knoy-
Vile, Term. jufyf7t
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-03-14

Use Hamilton's BUCHU AND DAN
DELION. Just what your physician pre-
scribes. Sent prepaid for 81 per bottle,
by W. G. Hamilton & Co., Druggists,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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THE BROWN COTTON GIN CO,
New LOnden, Conn,

Manufactures of the .'BrOwn Gin" Cot
ton Seed Hullers, Machinery and Cast
ings. Manufacturers of Harris Patent
BOtary .Steam .Engine-the best and
cheapest Steam Engine for plantation
purposes. COtton-gin makers and re-
pairers furnished with al kinds of materi-
ais. Saws, Ribs, Pullies, Boxes. etc. of
any pattern, to order at short notice.
Have had long experience in the business
and guarantee satisfaction in every partic-
ular. Orders solicited. Address as above.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-03-14

TT rs entirely different IN %princf.fi
4 action from any other nov 100 90" 81"
has every dcrjrtbI" advantage. NK'
Ist. II is li~lir. clean aui cay MIf,
SURF Oh The back with motion inH,N'
upward. .
ID. Il has no Springs or lr"a I''l
thus avoiding ali |lujuripu- Ir-rI'
the Back. ut the Same ii:ac "i
ING the ABDOMEN aud rc.,.". ..
aperture OF All Dnduc Weight.
Sd. The Button t. 90 formed t'. :
pressure j. equal on all pari- Of iHr
al Aperture. without iHi4I.-l+t "' '
SucrtuIiic cord.
4th. The Composition of WHICH i' p.
ton il mace, renders II lWr,f
s%Diration. and produces rapid a'.'
Of the deposits in the sUbcniau'.'t
lar tissue. which pcrmi'a t.r hiII ''
act Immediately upon the tsuau. ''-
Thus afICctualiy closing To" pee. "''
literating the IlGrniai Sac adhesive @ '
1lamatiOn. r,-
9Th. 1T is as Comfortable Night or I..
as Il glove. y
Oh. II is not complicated, ana caN''
get pat of order.
This Instrument j. confidently re'g
mcnded to the public. knowing ti'i
superior to any now in u-c. u '@' y,
tried by sufficient numbers q" pro-
superiority over all other. boih I'I
fort and cure of the wcarcr. ,.~
This Instrument il rccOmuicLi'H !"
leading Surgeons and Pby-icilnel
ont the country, for the certain r'"'~
cure Of Hernia. ,.t.,s
1t is rccommcndcdby patient "''' In
tried the various "Spring Triss' haze
years. without obtaining relief, anN"
been cured by this Truss. r
Certificates from wen known par"
can be seen at this oil &C.,
For sale to Druggists ut wholc-air
All communications shOu!d be au''
ed with stamp 10
Mapundr'
Or DCRCH & ILADDOX, ana.
Wholesale Agents. Corner Jnlol 90
College SITS, Nashville. Tenn,
09Octlim3
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Alpine Nursery!
THIS SPLENDID NURSERY CUL-
i TIFATED BY
J. M.

Is located near Carriers Depot, Carter
County, Tenn, is considered one Of the
best in tie South. Almost every variety
of fruit that has peer introduced into the
United States, can now be had at this
Nursery. Trees sill he delivered at the
Depot securely packed for shipping at our
regular prices. Farmers should patronize
their Home Nurseries" if they wish trees
suited to our climate. We guarantee
sill fruit to be as represented.
All orders solicited by WIN. r. MIL
LER, should be addressed to said Miller.
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o. B.. SMITH & Co, Jos, Gay Street,
Knoxville, are offering better bargains in
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c, then ever
before. The reason of their great success
% they buy and sell for CAST. iuIy27tf
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A rs WANTED.-Agents make
IA more money ut work for us than at
anything else Business light and perma-
nent. Particulars free. q. STINsON &
Co, Fine Art Publishers, Portland, Maine
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Notice.

THE Insolvency of the estate of Anna
i Clark, Decd, having been suggested
to the Clerk OF the County Court, / here
by give notice to all creditors to present
their claims to me Guly authenticated, for
their pro rata payment, by the eighteenth
day of July next. or they will be forever
barred. This January 18th, 1872.
ED. III. WEST,
Administrator.
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= o he cfh eng he.
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J"0NESB0R0UGH.

THE JONESBOROJGU FUrNlE
L COMPANY is now pref ar'd 70.
kinds of s'isS!issg. from the be-. ua1s
and in Il Ecat stylra a. il caub BE- done ID.
West. North or South. aGd ls d..
PRICES. challenge competition NiaG
or Of those sections. We ara IrrI.a.
make Mill Gearing and III uitpr bir'.
NachincIS usually used Iu tl!, CO.'S
Also, all the various styles @, IIa
stocked and Ground rcaGy for a-"-c.
single Mould Board-.
We keep constantly on Land 81 q
qualled stock of Lice, smooth
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HERALD AND TRIBUNE
Will take a prominent and dauntIess par

in bttGnr for III vindiationo of Rights and continued suppmacyo of REPUBLICAN
.masa m Oyernmen believing hat the country would have been crwhelme
in chaos disorder and ruin had not this party spmng to its rescue. w beGeveth that
ever 10Y We are not so far move from the causeO fthGet threatened disasters nor
the enmetcsa against the Government bcenso thoroughly extirpated but thata Re-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-03-14
CANCERS CURED!


THE BALM OF GlLEAD,
A DISCOVERY UNSURPASSED.
TN the annals of history is now in the
/ hands Of DIR. n. T. krous, who is ex-
tracing CANCERS in F0RTY-EIGHT
HOURS WITHOUT PAIN, insuring
every case, charging nothing without a
cure.
lie is the man without mistake.
Who never fails Il cure TO make;
Then why will Won still delay,
Call and see him while
This most distressing of ali maladies, is
now under my control as completely and
certainly as n common sore. My remedy
acts naturally and promptly, extracting
the cancerOus tum0r and Graduating the
whole diathesis from the system. L speak
from experience, and rely upon facts we'll
founded, having a full consciousness of my
ability to cure every case
Office, s. W. CORNER ATKIN
HOUSE, KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Persons desiring consultation. will End
every comfort at the Atkin House, and
can be under my immediate care.
From n number of testimonials volun-
tarily given, l deem it necessary only to
give a few.
LIMESTONE Cow, Ten. Mar. 1G, 1868.
This is to certify that on the 10th day of Au.
gust, lS65, L applied to Dir. N. T. krOUs, for a
cure for a cancer located near my left eye which
gave me much pain and uueGsincss, IS l had tried
several physicians ut Salisbury, NJ g.. and 9TH
ers in Tenn, without any benefit. Only rather in
creasinE my danger, IS IL WIS situated near the
edge of the Pye-lid. 1t WAS OF about seven years
standing. DIR. krous made a prescription which
soon made Il radical cure All being thus alIic-
ted will be well paid TO givehim a trial.
Very respectfully, ID. T. O'BBIEN.
HAMPTON. Tenn. Dec. G.. 1866
DR.. N. T. KAors: Dear Sir.-I chcprfully give
my name to the public as a beneficiary Of Your
skill. Ihave been the unfortunate victim Of can
Ger, and even submitted TO the paimfUI task OF a
surgical operation. all without any benefit, Eay-
ing to submit to TIE most eXcruciati5 x pain for
six years, 1 applied to DIR. N. T. 3>rous, who
n ade Il prescription which gave Immediate re-
md Il permanent cure. SARAH HILL.
TItebotf
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1000 Tonsf fresh ground Plaster.
1909 Bbls fresh ground james River Hy-
draulic Cement
500 Bbls Calcined Plaster or Plaster
Paris.
300 Bills, half Bbls and Kits Herings
and MackereI.
300 Bbls Raw and Refined Sugars.
HIS Bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee
100 Kegs English Bi Carb. Soda.
1000 Kegs Assorted Old Dominion Nails
III LEE, TAYLOR 4 co.
Feb. 6, 1872. L%ynchburg. Va.
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MRS. SARAH j, RHEA,
MISS MOLLIE b. WILHOIT,
MISS ANNA Il. MASON.
PROF. CHAS. E. DILLWORTH.
Tuition Per Month.
In First Grade. / so
In Second Grade, 2 90
In Third Grade. 3 OO
INSTRUMENTAL Music, --..... A %
lCOntl1SenC ~
Vocal Music Free. Gymnastics Free.
Ancient and Modern Languages optional
The best text books are used. Thorough
instruction given.
Great facilities are offered to young Ia
dies for securing thorough English, Sci
entific or Classical Education.
i Address,
III. PRESNELL, PRINCIPAL. :
Jonesborough, Tenn.
71oct12tf
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-03-14

FoR a 6rst-class Turnout. &c to c.. n
Lynch's Livery Stable. II
The sun., 1872-01-16
REAL EsrArF MOTEMENTS.

At tie Exchange salesroom yesterday, Justice
Mcclure sold the brown stone house and lot on the
sile Tenth avenue 1905 feet north of SNuetn
street, lot 2OTsO TO ID. Morgan for tl55O0. The two
houses and lOts adj Joining were knocked down to Mr..
Morgan tor tl3OO0 and tl40OO. The same aucto. Ger
sold The house and hYe lots on the north side OF lth
street nye lots the south SIDE Of gh street 200
feet west OF Eleventh avenue tze OF plot 1854 ~ 10
AL private sale Yesterday Mossrs, Arnold & Consta-
bic purchased large POT at Fth avenue and EghiY'
lhird street or about klOlOJO Part payment has u is
said been made in tAC bonds Of the Peoria, peAl
.iacAsony ne Railroad which are drawing eeYtn per
cent interest IL sad tnat Mr.. Arnold vii erect
prlYate residence Oh the property
There we're sold AZ private sale Yesterday four
lO's the boulevard, sOuth OF Fiitynth street Tor
$50 OO0 VIII Ch Tor property IN that Wony may DO re-
garded as bargain. Od broket say tlat these would
not have been dear at flGJ 900 The fact that pro-
jecto to erect Immense motel In this nclghbOrhood
vii enhance the value Of thc surrounding properly,
ami IS more than pruhanl' that owners wan hefeai-
yer mold their lots AZ an average OF 5000 each,
An ~ recent COnycyunCes may ne mentioned the
Elmer Tor go 500 10 and lot on the east sid of
Curystie stro "a south OF Houston street j. 49,
smith u Morris l. Chans, 81 800 mouse and TO-, lll
Dclancoy street, Isaac Hocfstcr W Charles tchustrT
Muller, $4,000 southeast coIHcr OF Houston AMI Can
uOu street Jacob miller 40 James ami Miiiam Greg
oTy, f2.ON t6 LUDLOW street, Anna, vito OF Christian
Meyer, 10 FgcdrrcS kberrar1t SSiO 100 Mot strrot
clrnct ot tMuDerry and Jersey strcoisl ] Loubat ~
Trustees OF -. patriCkS Cathedral t5J Oll puhNc
tyc southwest corner Of ftl strOct, A. e. 4. HtAd.
must 10 j. Olncs, S22 500 l0 stanton street 1 j.
south sd ol Ninth street ltS feet wesI OF Avenue G,
j. r, Kohn 10 Anton RCm 81, t2lUQO uor'h lido OF
Tenth street lAc feet ca Uf Hudson street eAl10
keiSDaId' " ~ AldIs tAi'Vo,
The sun., 1872-01-16

EEw loEK. Monday. Jan. 15.-rne fresh offerings
Uf pe cst rlay aud to cas were llb cAr- D3
mead maklnc 6.iil for the weeN. against tsa' la.t
A4u 'ii Tor the corlCsuOu llug Wtek las
Toe rInlkCt wa mOdcra ~ Acflyg ana GcC dciiy nru
at further advance of about &c n, ma.ipg totu
appr,c alton the OF rather more than &c. Tine
clear cold weather hciprt ihe mhrSct materially, and
the sales -dNV were better tor the selling interest
th4n thos. OF yesterday. IA 'eptug l7 rtaN premium
cattle li31 \, gross average, sold at ltc n, @
rtSi 6JAs 10 taf gr'ss cWt the outsic ngurcs were
l3Sc. and tne extreme range SGi3bc For light me-
lluul steers wholesale slau-h'crers uuio bkHuRc
for tar do ,li4 tl@c good l2,sl.jsc., aud sIdi-
u1fcheis pad se..3c tor pfiWC
Fory rars. or $3.50 sheep and lamOs arrived yes
terdRt AMI to-day. uaklug .. ~ tur thu wces a-at
ls O;3 at week and. IL, t1g thp corresponding woes
at wear. with larger arrivals Tor the wctk, AMI q
full supply TO-DAY tt' market easier. and prcs
ruled kahc. v n. lower than on Ncdn'staf and
hurtuay last but the dc mand was fair tue uuik pt
the stock was taken at 6.Iskc d ioT posi 60 cAoi-e
sheep. with atcw sgld at ssc.
cars or G0l making b S@3 for the woeS against 1921
ast week and i0iG foT the ctrresd1udirg week
year, The market was quiet AZ &itc Z n, ior live
npc- note sale OF cas- ~ thus 20 ns.aVerage
at s. co., l0J n cars do 80 s. average. At S5
car ol ONO pi-s, ~ ns average. al 3. - ana car
OF MtU nig hogs 2l2 rs ave- age. AZ y N Dressed
hogs were dulI ~ 81 adAc and western at as.@'-c.
The sun., 1872-01-16
BANNING ASD gINANCLiL.
CONSOLIDATED U. $. 81, Az, AND 4',

CuEsAPFhKE AND ONO SKIES.
Holders Of Fivetwenties aud otner matarng or high
priced securities exchange them rcinvest theT
cari al with safety and advantages Of prot aud
income ny substtut ng In their place the CHESA.
PEAKE AND OHIO GOLD BONDS. Only ono.eehth
part OF ths loan unsold. which beng rapidly
taken. with prospect t1a, The future demand will
increase their market price far above the limit hrcd
bs the Company % and interest. for the remainder.
Among the Directors OF the Company arc Messrs. g.
+. Huntington, William II. Aspinwali. A. A. Low.
David stewart Jonas q. CLARK. and o,hsrs. Of New
York city who'e personal attention to its affair, in
sires honorable ana successful management
We Offer them vita the SAM confidence with which
we have recommended to our friends and customers
the bonds VI tao Government and the Censa. Pacinc
Railroad Company, and have no doubt that they
VIII command like confidence snd price with the lat
ter In home aud foreign mo,S'is
Principal payable IN lsy9, Interest MAY and Novem-
her. They arc issued as registered OF coupon bonds,
IN denominations OF
500 costing with accrued In crest today... t5 is
$500, costing with accrued interest, TO-DAY. tt5 %
5000, costing With accrued interest to-pay ssj 81
We buy and sell. as usual. GovERSNsSr and CES-
tor CHEsAPEAKE AND ono roSps.
Accounts OF Banks ana Ot cgs receive I, on VIII ch
allow Interest at tue ta;c of tour per cent.
Orders for lnvc'tm stocks and Bonds executed
a. the Stock Exchange
FISK n HATCH,
Bankers, &C., Nassau street
HARVEY FISK.
A. 5. Uhrcu. Sew YORK Jan. ". 1872,
The sun., 1872-01-16

On Sunday night boy aged 10 entered the
Lcouar street police station leaiiug pretty little
l NJ ter lie asked Capt Petty to provide for her,
o. d said she was his sister. The lad gave bis namo
q John Wing lie supported himself by driving
ioistiny horse, for which he wa. paid $40 month
Abort hvc years nso his 'ather was sent to Black
voi's Island FOR beating his wife, and was drowned
while attempting 10 escape. Their mother diei
tOOut thre5 Honths -sO, and the care OF tho NIUE
.ifl deyolved on an aunt, n Mrs. Mchnigt, 1lJ
Washington street Tee itta girl was sent daily BY
he aunt to gather Goals IN tue street. Last night
sLs rsturneu homo unsscc- ssful ler aunt, tne boy
stil heat rer very ey nj turned ter in'o the
street telling her nev1r to return to the horse. The
cuur little tong sOugnt her brother Al his boarding
house, Al 80 NVstry street., Aid thc uOy uOt suJNlG
Nhlt u do tO'k hur - The poico etttihn Sfe
was Eirdlv clrcd for nv Ctnt Petty. wio sent her
~ tue Commlss ssiOners OF Charities aud CUfrceNoa.
The sun., 1872-01-16


MONDAY. Jan. ~ --fLouR AND MEAL The mar
kel tos our wa, generaly more stcadi on, wiIhont
There wes, however, more done IN snipping extras AZ
to be on the matket Trade aid family brands ere
dnll but nrm. kye nonr, corn meal. and hncEwhe1t
noe wesiera. &C. .sioste 80 extra state, &C. .bp.
ers AM family brands t,stig, southern shipping eI.
raa sSs; g 90, a9 6sseT. & and iamy extras. $3.50
divine, sSG5gnl3 Bu.swheat -four, state aud Penn
Sysnn. m S,,i sSetS shade ormer I'M, onct
.aes 10 pols Al isssSii s. for Old moss sli Is ior
rev rev me-. aS i sisr March .G85 closing al ,s SeG cd
iG,d Beef OF III nds IN good demand al The late de.
cllne WITH .ne tendency rather gpward Bleon dull
;SSc, Cut meat. quiet boxed bellies sold a, sSc
e a. e ad for GSo o r e as@'Ss or e8e sss. GS
g.e ior 30 Western On snot snd 80 arrive ssSsssc'
nc tSr & m;Ies mo, roc tor AnT ~ lSze S[ yG1e
cU s1sGy.c BGttcr nrm western, ilSe5c state
iiS5c Cheese Ssiic according 70 quality, and nrm.
ss ia Ssa 10, SiP's 30 sSIs SI
Fenp,yivins ani 81 iSti 80 Tor No. Chicago spiing
a OoGgsc for Western aug STATE BARLEY ia good de:
SGSiea ii At sssiee os, hrm aud fairly sctye sales
IS 900 oush al ~ 56t tef prime wesel mixed .noat.
active and nin sales 500 bush 75c for damp new
hsS Ss,IerS sfOH 1eox @ SSS 1s7Sse ior lar 70 % r%e
corroS-with largely increase rec rr at this port
ana qulci accounts RON lye,ro!l roL pr&lse; ne were
id oSS Ss arsaas @ e' owdo ' oT "a are HSes De-
livery price. sc. lower ana marAe du salts 500
C tor March !Sc Tor April, 29.e for Nay, anu S2-c
Gs6Ssarrs-ceGee ormer At i9,@}ls,c. tor Rio and
is 80 OSc tot Mar4cnDo. both gold duiy paid, VITA
HD 1Cv .eay % s" - oi SeS WreSas ga" a. @ Sc
SasAt, ,oueSn-; irtesg g. VITA q sooi pgs ness Ia
40. l@ D. ~. % Lf.c Sale '9v buA a 'sI ndts at
llG4'c. ana 9ol p2g- bta1i a. 9t i.eA.',d sugars
SrSpRirs ~, sste lower aad m re active sses
a. AZ - aN
The sun., 1872-01-16
The old Boycry Theatre.

1.-THE Waits # New York" a local and seusa-
uona drama, written by Fhaddcus W. Mel han,
+ q., well known lu metropolitan newspaper and
theatrical circles, seems 20 have made " hit " 10
the Bower Theatre, where tits now ruun.ng-the
receipts on SATURDAY night being over tl,5U The
ueoplc on the east rde seem tu fancy the piece.
Miss Kate RNmond, for whom the piece was writ
ten, nets WtKie ne war and her inptrsonA'ion Of
the lttc uew -boi boo. lack gamn Is vivid. Among
the effects " are battle betNeen the Communists
and Vcrsa'lsts m Paris, and a hre scene. Tho
trained monkeya novelty on the stage, plays his part
like an old professional actor. The cast includes
Mrs. w. @. Jones, Miss Sackett, Mrs. Holmes, Miss
Lille Smith, Mrs. Connolly, and hessrs. W Mar
den, j Winter, +. Counol y, Il, Barry, Geo. France
G.. " Manlry Morry, Wilson, &c. The pay IS
" DooFod" Tor various provincial cities.
The sun., 1872-01-16

sented Mr. Conner with bi obsrging e. 800 Tor the
Of the two roonB appropriated 20 the OF Mr.
Fisk, from the time he was vi OF tphortly after
Saturday. until his body moved, before 4
O'Clock on Sunday-less than twenty y-fouf hours in
all reporter called Mr. Conner today In refer.
ouce to the truth o the statement and was informed
that though the bill had not been presented the
proptiotors Of the Grand Central had informed him
(Mr Comer) that t2,5 800 their b for the OF
the rooms in que stion Mr.. Conner is INDIGNANT at
what Is generally regarded eKsortionate urtcr.
tppi ia Ia
The sun., 1872-01-16

lYNCH-W WEBThtR-At piuUd,uNIa. January 2,
Lieut. -. Lyhch J'. tqnrth United S.atot Cavalry, 70
Emmn A.. daughter OF DAyid Wto.,c..
81 cHLEGEL--Mt IFRH UBEt.- IN loughkeeusie, De.
cemher 30, by the Rev MIR, Husscy, of the Lutheran
Church, Mr. George schleeel 90 Miss Emma Never
huncr, late Of harsruhe, Prussia The Bridegroom
authorized friend. ON ms departure for Europe some
months since. to select Inn v ic irOm among the
maidens Of Germany. lie oid so they exchanged pho
t0graphs. and the above n the result.
tIItNBACk-t kU Uhf.-In Louisville. January 10,
james travis itterOack Of - LOui~ 60 Miss AlUua C..
daughter ot n A. Crumn, Esq, OF Louisville.
VII LIZ MlNOR--Ou Wednesday, January 10. tv the
RCV. Thomas s. TnClm rector Of thrst Church Cil-
cnnat CAPT. Charles D. Niee, U. S. A. TO Miss Mamie
u, Minor.
wEiLMAN-PlKF on Janrary 3. at The residence
OF the brides Iattuls Louis Ng.Nuaa ci Al ta4IR ga
to Virginia ilkco OF New iOrh
The sun., 1872-01-16
vnaius the Harrington ouurrois.

At large meeting Of the taxpayers Of Hunt
,rgton. Henry q. Scuddsr presiding, resolutions
we're unanimously passed IN favor Of the division OF
ITO town aud Supervisor woodruff, W. A. Conaht
and H. G. Piatt were appOintol 60 drdn = bill FOR
passage by tle Legislature. The co nnittee lester
l, arri.d TO the Town clerk to call special Town
meeting. and he has summoned tho voters Co meet
on tie 2Jtl Ol Jauu.ry inst, Gnd tAtiy Tue commit
tcc's doIugs. Tho pclv'C are almost luminous IN
Itsir desire tor division owing to tue diverse and
instantly c1ufi.uug interests o. t1e uortn aud
..ut1 tiIes OF the t0An, Uh .a uoN extends across
us sand
The sun., 1872-01-16

Dr. Joseph II, Schenck, the well known pro-
puo,or several popular medicinal prspArauoas,
bus llst complttoda a magnificent edihce On sixth
pI Arch streets, Philadelphia. II has fto0' oi %
eet ON Arch street, aud 80 eet on SlS'n street IL
IS six stories nigh, surmuun,ed b, Aansard roof
The cabinet furniture is Of hue F1oncn walnut,
el.boratcly clry0d and spnckcd with gold. Inc
snrlying il Of the same material, backed BY heavy
French mirrors The entire arranToments are OF
Inc most sunerb an c1slly nature, and The WhOls
building IS at once artistic ami cOmmoIiOus.
The sun., 1872-01-16

Do curta led by the Board OF Audit, which has been
axamining some monstrOus bills for shell lime and
-uoBcry. The bi.is for stationery CHARGED BY the
Edgie arL understood TO be largo, considering the
Muount used m tie Health once and A. M. Ber
gen pront ibia thing at that point lie got the
Aldermen to pass resolution on Monday requiring
ne Health officials to OBTAIN their stationery ana
printing heroatef through the Street Com issioner,
q ulan which. nice - 1t appears. may probably be
set hy the better plans OF the coming begisature
Tue .Csont Board OF Health has bsen run on
ii pressure rritcipes costing a. much az II the
,tty was Nhelrcd by cholera yellow fever, and
,daltroS combinsi. IL needs powerful ds'nfee-
The sun., 1872-01-16

James w. Hnnter who shot his housekcepcr,
Mary Btoan, at his liquor store IN Fulton street
B.ooNyn, on Friday morning had the deliriun
rencns 80 bal al the Raymond street jail Yesterday
mat t vas impossible TO take rim before enc Court.
Ne constantly pulling oil his boots to get snAHss
ou. VI tAeIn.
The sun., 1872-01-16

Yesterday morning no}(e Pros,2a, was entered
n the Brooklyn Criminal Court In the case OF
Madame Van Busxirk, VINO was JOINTLY indicted with
DR.. Perry for bay,ng caused the death OF Emily
Post last August. The Madame then made appuca-
uou ft the return OF the $1,000 SIC had Deposited
witt the Brooklyn Trust Company at'r her tndict
rent. She wa- unable to get u, however. a. IN a.
ttcnment had Uern issuet against 10 bN John Coon.N
80 tOr S23i.50. e0uG--, tees. d. Ierry Was sent
to >lr- Slu. fYI tIO years.