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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-30

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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every see
ton of the country, that the public scarcely need
to be informed of its virtues or uses. | q
Scrofulous poison is one OF the most destruc-
tive enemies of our race. Onen, this unseen and
unfelt tenant of the organism undernines the con-
stitution, andinvitcs the attack OF enfeeblingo or fa-
tai diseases, without exciting a suspicion OF its
presence. Again, it seems to breed infection
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
6ide q sd gap,"i si, deye ao ptb les sn 9 7 eor 9aneq % t i,s
vitals. In the latter, tlberclcs may be suddenly
deposited in the lungs or heart, or tumors formed
In the liver, or t shows its presence by eruptons
on the skin, or foul alterations on some part of
the body. Hence the occasional use of a bottle
of this S~dysdpa,rlIa is advisable, even when no
active symptoms of disease appear. Persons af-
1icted with the following complaints generally
use of this SARS1PARILLA: st. I1ifho-
ny's Fire, Rose or E,ysfpeias, letter, Sdtt
Sore Ears, and other eruptions or visible forms
of Scrof"Ions disease. Also in the more con-
i Dissas .or% Tiit as 1R @pss11sg. H Drlsgi land and
the various U7ccrous affections of the muscular
Syphilis or Tenc.ent and Mereso.ial Dis
eases are cured by it, though a long time is re-
CURED for subduing these obstinate maladies by
medicine viii cure the complaint. LeucorrLoG
or Whifes, Uterine UIcerdtio1s, and Female
mately cured by its purifying and ipyigorating
effect. Minute directions FOR each case are found
and Cont, when caused by denominations of ex-
traneous matters in the blood, yield quickly tojt,
sio ais Or I Ias@. @s"sss@a, Of me ao IRE. and 9S S%ss-
dice. when arising, as they often do, from the
ranking poisons in the blood. This SAKSA-
PARILLA is n great ~rcstorer for the strength
and yigor of the system. Those who are Lam
guild and Ifsf{ess, Desp0ndenf, Sferpiess,
and troubled with Nervous approximations or
Fears, or any of the affections symptonatic OF
Weakness, will find immediate relief and con-
vincing evidence OF its restorative power upon
trial. tstUf 81 saf H
PREPARED-BY
EDr. y. C. AVER &c CO.. Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Azalytic1t Csenststs.
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THE DEMON JEALOUSY.
TWO Xie1tmA.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. ia terrible
murder was committed near this city this
morning. The particulars are as follows ::
Robert Dunlap, employed on the farm Of
w. B. Hawks, man of dissolute habits
and brutal passions when drunk, has for
some time suspected his wife Of infidelity,
and has threatened to kill James Carpen-
ter, q young man of excellent habits, actit g
as superintendent OF Hawkes. farm. This
morning Dunlap's wife saw Dunlap cone
out Of the house with a double-barreled
shot gun in bis hand, and she fearing mis-
chief, begge1 him not to hurt her. Dun
lap then went 10 the corn crib where Car
penler was at work, and in a me-
ment after, she heard the report Of
the gun and the scream Of a
man. Dunlap then returned to where bis
wife was standing and fired the other bar
rel Of his shot gun at her, just grazing her
back and setting her clothes on fire. BE
then beat her over the head with the gun
breaking the gun stock to splinters. He
then made his escape. On going to the
corn crib soon after, Carpenter was found
dead, his face buried in his hat which was
full of blood. A wound in his left breast
where the contents of the gun entered vas
CHASTITY looking in the extreme, about three
inches long and two wide. The shot pass
ed through the heart and must have killed
him instantly. Carpenters family connec-
tions are prominent citizens here, and his
habits have been such IS to make it very
improbable that Dunlap's suppositions as
to his intimacy with bis wife we're correct.
Mrs. Dunlap, although verY seriously In
jured vii recover.
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SENATOR WILSON, in calling a letter
which he authorized to be written by his
aSiaDsensis forgery, as in his equivoca-
tons about his connection with the Know
Nothing party, has lost the respect and
rapport Of many who hid faith in his In
;eCrity. BE is now srraigned on another
point for his gross inconsistency. A letter
has recently been published from him to
AFR. Vespssian Ellis, editor of the american
Organ, dated "Senste Chamber, Feb. 70,
1885," in which occurs this remarkable
passage:
81 fully recognize the doctrine of State
rights in its application to slavery, as well
as 30 any other matter of public concern.
The Virginia and Kentucky resolutions of
179S in the main, think, correctly set
forth that doctrine"
Wilson appears to have fallen Ia with
every sort Of party and doctrine by which
be bad any hope Of securing his own pro
motion.
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NEW YORK.

Stem boat Accident on the HUDSON.
New YORK, Sept. ia PoughkeePsie
dispatch says that considerable excitement
was occasioned there last evening by q ru-
NOR that the steamer Dean Richmond bad
been burned. The Richmond had left New
York in the evening at $50 for Albany, and
being half an hour behind her regular
time, SIZE was quite full Of passengers
when she had arrived off Peekskill. At
9:40 one of her fiues burnt. Instantly her
ststerooms and Office were filed with steam
and smoke. At this time most OF
the women and children had
retired for the night. Az soon as the pas
sengers became aware of the accident they
insisted that the vessel should be beached
Immediately. Accordingly the Captain ran
her ashore at Kids Point. Capt. Call, OF
New Champion, received about $50 OF the
passengers and landed them at l O'Clock at
Poughkeepsie. A coal barge was sunk by
the steamer. Firemen were burned and
had TO be removed.
Mormon Recruits.
Six hundred Mormon recruits, single
men and women, arrived from Europe yes
terday on the steamer Minnesota.
An Insane Asylum Horror.
A tall, strapping young man, named
Thomas Farrell, engaged as attendant at
the Wards Island Insane Asylum, about
four weeks ago, is under arrest for kicking
TO death two patients In his charge. Que
Of the victims was a psralyzed Swedee,
named John Q. Ornell, aad the other col
ored cancer patient named Horace Sey-
mour 1t is supposed Farrell desired to get
rid of these two patients because they re-
ouired more attention than others.
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THE TURF.
Second Day At LexinSton-AureOIa
and Artist winners.

Second Day at Lexington-AureoI
and Artist winners.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 1.-THE race
curse was largely attended to-day, many
ladies being among the visitors. The sport
was very exciting, the second race especial
ly creating great enthusiasm over the re-
suit.
The first race, mile heats, purse $500,
was easily won by
Thomas Aureola, by War Dance. -. l /
Reynolds Mettella, bred Australian. :. 2
Eagles Williamsburg, by Lightning. 8 8
Robinson's Double Out, by Jack Ma
lone. ..................... z
Mann's Me1sto, by Haelstrom. go. 8
Grinstead's Rival, by Australian. ..... d
Tine, l:46; 1:46a.
Second race, sweepstakes for two year
old colts, mile dash, $50 each, play or pay,
$3.50 added. Nine horses started, Wards
colt, which was the favorite, taking the lead
at the start and winning easily, about
eight lengths ahead.
Ws.d's Artist, by AsLeroid. ...........l
RictaId's Desneys, by imp. knight Of St.s
George.. ....ss........s......
Buford's ZJdoe, by Marion.
Others not placed.
Time 1:17s.
Ten horses have been entered for the
three mile race on Saturday. There are
six entries for the mile heat race to-mor-
row, and rated as follows in the pools.
Thomas So, Cadawal tder $40, Sw CERT
SIT, Gibson s., and McIntire So. Susan
Ann, May Vile, Aureola and Hollywood
will run in q two mile heat race to-mor-
row.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Cakes Ames denies having bribed Con-
gressmen for their votes waiv ing the gov
eminent lien on the Pacific Railroad, so
that the company might issue frat mort
gage bonds.
Boston celebrated yesterday the 242d
anniversary Of her settlement.
Gen. Sherman reached Washington yes.
terday.
The Universalists are in general CONVEX
ton at Cincinnati.
Dear" Alexis has reached Hong Kong.
Several persons were killed by railroad
collision Ia Spain Monday night. A COL
lision near Glasgow the same night killed
two persons and injured several, the cars
taking fire.
A locomotive exploded in Bray, Wick
low, ireland, yesterday, destroying the
station house and killed several.
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

A young boarding house thief has been
jailed at Memphis.
Work on Bethel College at Mckenzie, is
progressing favorably.
The Memphis waterworbs viii be CON-
pleted In Elk months.
A dog with two tails has been seen o.
the streets of Troy, Obion county.
The leading citizens Of Mckenzie intend
having grand Greeley mass meeting soon.
A brace Of rowdy circusmen were sta
tionhoused at Memphis, Sunday night,
Sept. IL. s.|ls ,
The teachers Of West Tennessee meet to-
gether at Mckenzie the first Saturday In
October.
Frank Mcguire has been jailed at Mem
phis for stealing $500 worth of jewelry from
]. Bradford, Of CollierVille.
A committee from the Horace Greeley
Club win meet Horace Greeley liz Cincin-
natl and invite him to the Bluff City.
A malignant type Of typhuslfever prevails
largely In the county around hhIcKenzie.
Many persons have died from this disease.
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FOREIGN.
-
GERMANY.


Treating Emigrants as Outlaws.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE German govern
ment has issued second circular in still
more threatening terms than the original
one against emigrants, who, 1t declares, viii
be treated as outlaws, over whom a special
surveillance has been instituted. Despite
the mensces of the government the emigra-
ton from Germany has only been slightly
affected.
Death ola Bold RasiouaIiss.
A dispatch from Hanau, Hesse-C assel,
reports the death at that town of Louis
Feuerbach, the distinguished German phi
losopher, In the Goth year Of his age.
Thiele Quarrels with Bismarck.
Herr Won Thiele, the Prussian Minister
of Foreign Affairs, has resigned 10 conse-
quence Of disagreement with Bismarck.
Tho Peace OF Despotism.
NEW YORK, Sept. ia Vienna dis.
patch says the Austrian Rsichsrath was
opened yesterday, In the opening address
the President took occasion to refer TO the
recent conference Of the Emperors 1t Ber-
lin. He said that the understanding there
arrived at was certain guarantee for the
peace of Europe for some years to come.
BOlO19rB sfoWB.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.--Gen. Sherman
in an interview expresses bis opinion that
the Republic of France will at least last
long asi Theirs if 1t does not survive him.
He believes Theirs an earnest patriot,
earnest In ell that is for bis country's gooa,
and that France win attain high degree
Of prosperity under his administration.
Gen. Sherman has high opinion Of the
efficiency and training of the Prussian
troops. He says that, In bis opinion,
United Germany is destined ere long to ex-
ert "a controlling influence in Europe. 1t Is
still, however, . matter Of oou BIT whether
combination held together by single hand
will not fall to pieces at that hands with
drawal, an event which, whsn was there,
seemed not unlikely to happen soon. /
met all Of Prussia's galaxy Of great men,
with the exception Of Bismarck, who re-
manned In seclusion at bis villa, and was
prohibited by his physicians from seeing
anyone at the time was In the country.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
tories Famins at Gladstone.

Tories F0mtnG at Gladstone.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Tory journals
condemn in unmeasured terms the action
OF the Geneva tribunal. 1855. -
The London Advertiser says: s'What a
farce has been played at Geneva, where
England has been adjudged to pay tribute
TO bully who repudiates his own obliga-
tons. America Is not yet contented with
the settlement of the claims against Eng
land"
The Herald breathes defiant hatred of
America, and says that the breach between
the two countries has only been widened.
"If the Court OF Arbitration had decided
upon larger sum Of indemnity England
would pay 1t. If they would have awarded
nothing America could but show her teeth.
What humiliation next awaits u ?n
The STANDARD comments upon the
award in a similar strain. "We went to
Geneva for justice and reconciliation, bat
instead met with invectives from the Ameli-
can counsel and partially adverse award
dictated rather by desire for compromise
convention with the arbitration are entirely
unsatisfactory to England"
The Last Of the Gueiphs.
1t Is reported that the Princess Beatrice,
the fifth and only unmarried daughter of
Queen Victoria has been betrothed to IL q
Marquis of Stafford. The Princess is now
in her 18th year and the Marquis in bis
22d.
The CubanB.
Representatives of the Cuban Junta are
in council arranging for loan Of SIC, 000,-
600 for the purchase Of army supplies.
The International Platform.
The meeting ofthe Internationalists here
adopteda platform 10 favor Of universal sur
frsge by ballot for legislature and magiste-
rial officers; compulsory and gratuitous
common school education; the disband-
ment of standing armies; the abolition Of
indirect taxes and the substitution therefor
Of progressive income tax, and the sup
preston Of usury.
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FRANCE.
Great Ado about About,

LONDON. Sept. 17.-The arrest OF Ed
mund About, the French author, assumes q
serious aspect, and creates considerable ex-
element. About is in confinement at Stras-
bourg. His wife and children are not per-
mitted TO see him. A Paris dispatch says
Count DeReumsat, Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs, has asked an explanation of the Prus-
sian Government respecting the arrest Of
Edmund About.
PARIS, Sept. I'm. DeRemusat assures
the friends of NJ. About that he has strong
hopes that the energetic Intervention of the
government will result in his release.
Mr.. Evsrts has arrived in this city from
GeLevs. Mr.. Davis Is expected tomorrow.
Three Communists, convicted of killing
hostages, will be shot tomorrow at Sartory.
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WASHINGTON.
Bureau Estimate Of the Cotton Crop.



Ten Per Gent Below an Average.
I. WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE following
Is the substance Of the report OF the Agri-
cultural Departures on the condition Of
the cotton crop; The September report of
the statistican of the Department Of Agricul-
tune Indicates decline in the cotton crop
prospect during the present month in conse-
quence of the cotton caterpillar in portions
or Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
and Louisiana, aud of drought OF moder-
ate severity in Texas. Arkansas and Ten
nessee. The condition Of the crop as shown
by the average Of returns received Is as fol-
lows: Virginia 81; North Carolina l0l;
South Carolina IS; Georgia 9S; Florida 92;
Alabama IS; Mississippi 30; Louisiana Sc;
Texas 81; Arkansas IS: Tennessee 90.
The prospects throughout the entire cotton.
AREA, which a month ago favored yield five
per cent. larger than the ayeisge product,
promises at the present time about ten per
cent. less than the average. The increase
OF acreage over last year, and the unf&vor-
able character of the season of 1871 still
point to material increasein the total crop
Of lS72,while g possible extension Of insect
avages or an early occurrence Of frost may
modify the present expectation.
Capture Of COunterfetters.
The following dispatch was received hare
to-day:
Holly Springs, Miss, Sept Ito Hon.
G. II. Williams, Attorney General.-The
Marshal and myself have JUS returned from
an expedition after counterfeiters OF gold
coin. We captured David Flynn, q noto-
rious counterfeiter Of forty years standing,
and nine accomplices, with all their dies,
tools, galyanic battery, chemicals, furnace,
and quantity of the manufacturers coin.
G. WILEY WELLS,
United States ATTORNEY,
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TIE Cincinnati Commercial makes this
point: sit is the opinion OF John W. Fer
ney that Grants reelection is a certainty.
Mr.. Z. has recently returned from
the Pacific coast. He insists that California,
Oregon and Nebraska viii give him their
electoral votes, and that Illinois, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan are
equally sure for him. The fact, however,
that Mr.. Forney should unhestatingly put
down Illinois IS sure for Grant lie calculated
10 weaken confidence In the soundness of
bis politscsl judgment"
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

/ Will address my fellow-eitiEens Of the
Sixth Congressional District, as elector for
Greeley and Brown. The elector for Grant
and Wilson is invited to meet me, or any
other gentleman in their behalf.
Mt. Pleasant, Maury county, Sept 20.
Hampshire, Msury county, Sept. q.
Newburg, Lewis county, Sept. %.
Little Lot, Hickman county, Oct. 4,
Williamsport, Maury county, Oct. 8.
Centrevjlie, Hickman county, Oct. Z.
n. n. Cox.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Congressional Appointments

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SPEAK AT
i the following times and pls ces:
TaylOrsv Vile, Wilson co Friday, Sept o.
HartsvilIe, Trousdsle CO., Saturday, Sept. II.
Csstilian Springs, Summer CO., Monday, Sept.
q.
Gallatin, Summer CO., Tuesday, Sept: "a.
Fountain Head, Sumner CO., Wednesday Sept.
25
Beth Page, Sumner co., Thursday, Sept o.
Saundersville, Sumner co., Friday, Sept. q.
shackle Island, Sumner CO., Saturday, Sept
%.
Goodlettsvine, Davidson CO., Monday, Sept. 80.
Yarbrough's, Davidson CO., Tuesday, Oct l.
Hampton's Mills, Davidson co., Wednesday
Oct 2. 4.r
0arrett,s, Davidson CO., Thursday, Oct Q.
Coopertown, Robertson CO., Friday, Oet+
Gross Plains, Robertson co., Saturday, Oct. 8.
Springfield, kobertson CO., Monday, Oct !.
Adams Station, Robertson CO., Tuesday, Octs.
Barren Plains. Robertson co., Wednesday,
Oct 9. WIN. g. BRIEE.
10. @. sTARK.
j. B. WHLrE.
seps DAWN z. !. G0ILIDAY.
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STATE AT LARGE.

Messrs. johnson, Cheatham and May
nard have agreed upon the following ap-
pointments for public discussion:
Bristol, Tuesday, Sept "a.
Jonesboro, "Wednesday, Sept. Is.
Morristown, Thursday, Sept. 20.
Knoxville, Friday, Sept. ~.
Loudon, Saturday, Sept. %.
Athens, Monday, Sept. 30.
Cleveland, Tuesday, Oct. /.
Winchester, Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Fayetteville, Thursday, Oct. 8.
McMinnville, Friday, Oct. 4.
Shelbyville, Saturday, Oct. 8.
Murfreesboro, Monday, Oct. Z.
Pulaski, Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Appointments will be hereafter arranged
for Lebanon, Springfield, GAINESVILLE, Hum
bolt, Brownsville, Jackson and Bolivar.
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The International PIatform m.
MEXICO.
Raising the Wind.

MATAMoRAs, Sept. 1.-THE Collector
of this port received telegram from the
General Government directing him to PER-
init merchants to ship goods interior for
twenty days longer under tariff Of 1856,
provided they will advance $50, 700 to the
government, and ship the quantity Of goods
necessary to cover that amount In duties
within that time
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GENEVA.
Further Details.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA London dis.
patch says sthat Charles Francis Adams
and Jacob Stsempfl have dissented from
the judgment at Geneva, regarding the
case of Their etriburion. They also dissent
from the decision regarding the indemnity
to be paid to America for the cost Of the
pursuit Of the Alabama and other cruisers
included in the arbitration.
A dispatch from Lausanne says all the
American gentlemen connected with the
late Board Of Arbitration have left Switz-
erland. Caleb Gushing will remain some
time in Paris, and upon leaving that city,
viii go to America. It Is his intention TO
VISIT Mexicn a. An early dav \.
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The Maury County Fair will COM
mence on Tuesday, Sept. II, and continue
during the week. Half fare rates on Nash
Vile and Decatur Railroad. No entry fee
charged for any article exhibited.
sep6 I'd JOSH G.. BAILEY, Sec,y.
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GUBERNATORIAL CANVASS.
Appointments for Public Speaking

Appointments for Public Speaking
by the Candidates for Governor.
Gov. John G. Brown and Hon. A. A.
FRESHMAN, candidates for Governor, VIII sd-
dress their fellow-citizeDs at the following
places and times:
Murfreesboro, Thursday, Sept. 10.
McMinnyille, Friday, Sept. 20.
Sparta, Saturday, Sept. 81.
Shelbyville, Monday, Sept. %.
Gallatin, Tuesday, Sept. "a.
Franklin, Wednesday, Sept. IS.
Columbia, Thursday, Sep:. 20.
Pulaski, Friday, Sept u.
Appointments for other places WIN be an
nounced hereafter.
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POsthumous LIberality.

The late Rev. Samuel j. Browne, whose
shooting cfa German boy in his orchard,
at Cummingsville, some weeks ago, created
such excitement among the Germans,
he has bequeathed the sam Of 100000 for
the establishment Of university to bear
bis name, and also land wherein to erect
the university building, and an endowment
for professorships. He also gives $4,000
and lot for the erection of church, and
provides for free school with an annuity
of $500 for teacher.
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THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
Heavy on Railroads.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE Board
of Supervisors have passed resolution 10
print an order submitting to vote OF the
people subsidy to railroads; to the Cen
trail Pacific. S2,500,000; to the Colorado,
$1,000, 600; 10 the Santa Cruz, 5 per cent,
and to the North Pacific per cent OF the
taxable property of San Francisco. The ten
million subsidy to the Colorado, Atlantic
and Pacific road is indefinitely postponed.
S25O,OoO Lost.
A grain elevator fell at Vallejo, carrying
the wharf and 5000 tons Of wheat into the
water. Loss $250,000.
An infectious cattle disease, fatal in every
case, has broken out in Nevada.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.

Appointments for Public Speaking
Gen. VIM. A. Quarles, Democratic can
didate for Elector for The State at Large,
will address the people at the following
named places and times, on the political
issues Of the day:
Somerville, Friday, Sept. 20.
Memphis, Saturday night, Sept. 81.
Brownsville, Monday, Sept. %.
Union City, Wednesday, Sept. %.
Dresden, Friday, Sept. 81.
Wayerly, Saturday, Sept. Is.
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suicide from smnlIpOx.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.-Wm. Miller, who
with bis wife and five children has been
sick with the smallpox at his residence
1885 North Second ttreet, in ct Of dele
rum to-day, cut his throat and several teins
al the wrist with table knife and bled to
death. The remainder OF the family who
are In very destitute circumstances have
bean taken TO the hospital.