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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-11-13
THE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK.

1t is undeniablc that the country is in
Ia most distressing state Of financial embar-
mssment. The largest manufacturing es-
Establishments have either suspended, work,
\ Ing upon reduced time or reduced to
the necessity OF dischargiDg n portion Of
4 their operatives. Failure follows failure
mad each day is a "black Friday" Wall
street, the centre of American wealth, is
a constant panic. Perfor,e money is cx>
cecdipgly scarce IN every section of the.
country. No means as vet have been de-
4 viscd to tide over the crisis. The pres.
ent embarrassment even surp sses the res
nowncd monetary stress Of 81. Every
branch of trade, industry and occupa-
\ ton is stricken with the paralysis Of Gnan>
cial want. Money has been withdrawn from
4 commercial circles, and the excbe9uer Of
exchange IS as pcnniless as the pockets of
n street boggar.
We trust that some general movement
will soon be made to drive the almighty
! dollar" into the market, asd raise this
4 embargo apon the commerce, trade, on
tcrprisc and prosperity of the country.
Despite the gloomy prospective, it
should be remembered the country was
never so progressive, so energetic and
thoroughly vitalized as at present. We
never had such a wonderful and varied
aggregation of the products Of literary
and mechanical talent. The brain, mus
clio and solid wealth are here, and moro
abundant than ever, with the means of
exchange only lacking. This state Of af-
fairs is reproachful as well as a lament
able comment upon our monetary system
and manner of transacting business.
When we emerge from our financial
Embarrassment, the base gid will disap-
pear from the boards and the pure gold
will glitter. The foam that now covers
the surface will be beaten to the bank By
the action Of the wholesome, pure and
living tide. Fancy aud corner compa-
MES will DO missing and their names will
not be known on Change. For whatever
scarcity and distress now extant, the ma
ton is a~bundantly rich, and the whole
trouble lies in the extreme sansitiveness
of capital, which always seeks a secret
place when Dangers threaten, and a cloud
Of disaster pales the horoscope of the fu"
ture.
Our advice is PAY as you 60" Keep
out of debt, and you viii have something
boarded for the snowy days Of the swim
ter of our discontent."
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-11-13
important to Revenue Collectors.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE NASHVILLE.
Nov, g. lS7j.-To tue Tax Collectors
and ob"'Fmcn OF the county Courts OF the
State In answer. to inquiries from differ
cut parts Of tie State, ! iSs12 this ci;rcu'
lar: SO
!. 1t the duty OF each tax collector
''to endorse upon his tax books the date
Of the payment of each tax therein"
whether that payment be made to-day or
a year hence,
2. It is the duty of each tax coll ctor
to make t, the Judge or Chairman of thu
County Court II monthly statement shows
inc the aggregate taxes whio'. have bee
paid Turing the month, and an ab,tr.ct
Of the report shall be furnished to
the Comptrollers by the County Court
Clerk. I would suggest that each tax
collector make his first statement up to
the first day of the month next after he
received his tax books. though a full
month has not elapsed then afterwards
ON the first day of each succeeding month.
This will give system to the reports of the
tax collectors of the State.
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Special Notice.

Whenever we recommend a worthy OBJ
ject, we feel a double satisfaction: First
That of beasftlng those who avail them
selves of our suggestion; and, Second
That of having assisted II meri,orious ar
.icie. These remarks are sugyeated to US
by noticing the advertisement Of that truly
wonderful medicine. The Globe Flower
Cough Syrup, which occurs in this issue T;
aud in ro'ering to it, We m,st heartily
recommend it tn those Of our readers who
are afflicted with any kind of Cough or
Lung Affection. With our most distiu>
guished physicians. ana oldest citizens, the
merits of the Globe Flower Syrup are az
'am;llar as-thc late rebellion, and t, all
who are needing a sale, pleasant. and
most ATTRACTIONS cough medicine we would
suggest that they use tie Globe Flower
Cough Syrup Which has borne thousand
OF human boings-who we're Ianguishing
under that terrible ~iise,~e, Consumption
weak, hoPcloss, and Departing out OF
the depths Of Dependency into he para.
disc Of health and ciccrTuncss. novGml
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-11-13
Quart erly Meetings.

JoNEsDoRo' DIsTnIcT-FirSt Round.
Jonesboro' Station, October %.
Carter station, %ejrcuit, November /.
Taylorsvillc circuit. TayIorsville, Nov.8
Eiizabetnton Station, November Is.
Elizabethton cir, Limestone, Nov. 20.
Joncsboro' cir, En- lesville, Nov. 70.
Fall Branch circuit, Zion. Dec. g.,
Rheatown cir, Earnest's Chapel, Dec. Is
Greeneyille Station, Dec. 20.
Grecneville cir, Mount Pleasant, "27.
The District Conference will convene
ut Greeneville, Al 8 o'clock, a. m, Wcd.
nesday, Dec, 18th. 1913. We are anx-
ious to have ccery m.nJer present. Let
none fail to attend. ]. L. MANN.
President.
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n
A. service proposed for in the accepted
las, their legal liabilities will be en-
breed against them.
81. Present contractors, and persons
.pown at the Department, must, equally
sith others, procure guarantors and Ger
of their sufiGIency substantially
4 tho forms above prescribed. The Gers
;fca,e Of suficiency must be signed by a
pstmaster.
% In all cases where the routes are
,ot fully supplied with the necessary
ncks and pouches. it is the duty Of the
,ostmsster at head Of the route to make
,uuiition on the Contract Office Of this
6epsrtment for such locks and pouches
Deiore LIST July next, provided the outer
De let.
JNO. A.. j CRESWELL,
Postmaster General.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

AXoTuER SrErGN Science. 1t has
long been known that the human body is
supplied and sustained through ac,iop Of
the ctd aid liu and either one Of
them becoming dis,rdercd or inactive.
disease IN lst follow and perhaps death.
How to stimuli tie the one and purify the
other has been the question now happily
solved b., the discovery of Harris Vegeta>
bio Blood AMI Liver Pills which act IN
b,a;h tho liver and blood, i~nfusing new
lie into the whole system.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-11-13
To Kansas and Colorado

During the summer season of 1874, the
Missouri Pacific Railroad will sell En-
cur>iou Tickr,s from ST. Louis to Denver
aud return, at very low rates of fare, and
q rare opportunity ls Thereby otSr>d, for
!. vers Of nature to view the be luties of
Colorado ara rni6t thc delightful scenery
and hdallh-inspiring climate Of the Parks
ofthc Rocky Mountains.
Kansas, with its broad and fertile plains
is directly on the route, and together
with all the other Western States and
Territories. is reached by the Missouri
Pacific Railroad and its connections.
The texas connection of this road
is noW completed, and passengers are
offered 4 first class all rail route from st.
Louis to Texas, either over the Missouri,
Kansas 4 Texas L.. r.. via Sedalia, or
over the Atlantic & Pacific X. r., via
Vinita. For maps, time tables, Informal
tioii asto rates, routes, &c., we refer om'
readers to j.. F. Thompson, Southern
Passenger Agent. Chattanooga, Tenn :,
or 4. AFFORD q neral Passenger Agent,
St. Louis. No. Que, tionS WiN be cheerJuly
and prompay anS,rercd. q ID
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Enaigr0tiep Turning
Cheap Farm In South West Missouri

pany offers l,2DD, 900 acres of land in
Central and Southwest Missouri. al from
So 70 Sl2 per acre, on seven years, time,
with free transportation from 81. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil. timber,
mineral. wealth, schools, churches aud
law-abiding society invite ernigi ants from
all points to this land or fruits and flow
ers. For particulars ADDRESS. A. Tuck,
Land Commissioned, st Louis, Mo.
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NOTICE

IN ohcGience to a 6. "a . Issued from
the ChSncery Court Of Washington Com
ty Tenn at its May term 1873. apd 70
me directed in favor of z. i. Rurson,
AID against Wm. Love ard wife. and /.
". Hartsell. security Tor tn, sain Of
s 1918 debt and all legal costs. and in,
forest. will sell at the Court H,use
door in the tnwn Of Jhneshoro'. Oh the
goth day November 1878. oil the right.
title. claiR ana interest. that the said /.
w. ilartsnll, has in and 10 = certain tract
or rarsel Of land situsted in Washington
Ceonty, Tenn District No =. ADJOINING
the lands Of Wilson, WbiH@ck, David
OBrien. and ottets, SAID to c%optain 200
acres more or less. known as the old Jaco,
Hartsell, tract Of land on the waters o.
little Cherokee Creek. This 18th DAY Of
October 1878.
R. NJ. YOUNG.
aI Deputy Sh'f.
oct3or4pi$S,
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Insult TO the American FIng.

HAVANA, Nov. z, 1s73.-The tribn>
nal at Santiago de Cuba, before which
the prisoners captured on the yirginius
were brought, condemned Bcrnaba Va
roma, Pedro Cespedos. Jesus del Sol and
Cenctal Ryan to death, aud they we're
shot on the morning Of the 4th instant.
The greater portion Of the cargo Of the
steamer virginius was thrown overheard
or consumed ip the fpruacss before her
'"P'ure MURs WEWWwH~
With barbarous a%lacrity the Spanish
officials in Cuba have vented their fury
on certain Of the persons taken in the
~Virgiuius-a course ca their part which
was anticipated, for the rsady ferocity of
the Spanish character is TOO well known
for it to be supposed that officials of shat
ua,i's could ever be dilstOry in Suy case
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-11-13

ALL persons are hereby notified not
70 trade Tor a note exected by me to
Christopher c. BENNETT. dated on or
about May lSthls73 due eighteen months
amer dale. for the sum Of ss71 80 rs the
same was procured by fraud and Is with
AIRY Consideration A. q the said Ben
nett. is hereby notified o to dispose of
said note or to proceed in any way to
collect the same.
CHARLES cox.
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Victory Bee Hive.

State aud County rights to sell for this
Patent Bee Hive. As il Is the intention
OF the Pitent"e to have the Hive introdu
ccd all over the country this season, gord
bargains can be bad by prlying to
NJ. s. MAnoNEY, Agent,
JoncsSoro'. Tenn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-11-13
Special Notices.
Manhood n v Lost, How Restored

Mann00d; II v Lost, H0W Restored
~xezExSuvo 'ust published, a new edition
ErfsTTF3yg ut DIR. Culverw ellis Cci-
v v . cbTntcd Ess y on the rad
lea! cure without mediciue) or SPERMA-
ToRRHGA or Seminal Weakness, lnvei-
untary Seminal Losses, IMPoTENCY,
Mental and Physical ln~capaVity. lmpe.
diments, to Marriage etc; also CoNsUMP-
TON, EPILEPSY ana FITS. Induced by
self indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
S5S- Price, In a sealed envelope, only @
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admira.
Bile essay, clearly demonstrates from a
thirty years shccessful practice. that the
alarming consequences OF selEabuse may
be radically cured without the dangerous
use of Internal medicine or the application
ofthe knife ; pointing ont n mode of cure
ut once simple, certain, aud e;fectuSl, by
means OF which every sufferer, no matter
What his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, aud radically.
ma" This lecture should be IN the hands
OF svery youth and every man ir the
land.
Sent, under seal, In a plain envelope
to any address, postpaid on receipt OF six
cents. or W postage stamps.
Address the Publishers
ClIAS, j. G., KLINE Il CO.,
I27 B.wery, New York, Post-0Nlce
Box. 4,jSG oct lotf.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-11-13
IN CIlANCERY AT ELIZABETHTON
j. A. Sutherland,
vs.
.1ohH Shearer.

John Shparer.
IN this cause it appearing from the
allegations Nf the hill which are sworn to,
that the defendant John She2spr, is a
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
hr made for -four successive 'cks in the
Herald and Tribune, 4 newspaper publish
ed in the town Of JoneSboro' Tenn,
notifying and requesting said defendant
to a year before the Chancrry Court At
E~iizabrthton Tenn, on or before the 2ntl
Monday of February licXt to answer,
plead or denur, TO the said bill of com
plainant or the same will be taken for con
iessed as to him and set for hearing. ex-
partc, at the next term of the Court .
This October oath 1873.
JOHN c. SMITH, c. q N.
oct3
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Brick! Brick

am prepared to furnish a good qnality
OF brick aud lime TO all persons who with
to purchase and wonld he pleased to put
up every jobe of this kind that is needed
IN this section OF country. Terms will b
rs liberal a. thosco Of any othcrgood work
man. Call or address me at Johnson
City, Tenn. ri
JOHN J. ADAMS.
octmc
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IObQccQ.

am now Misunderstanding and keep for
sale a splendid quality OF Chewing aud
Smoking Tobacco, which offer for sale
on reasonable terms. ! will exchange it
for good produce, and will guarantee
satisfaction TO all who favor me with their
patronage. Call on or address me az
Gap Ran. Carter County. Tenn.
FRANCIS NJ. HYDEn.
aprIls&ml?. 49,
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The asa. Louis q southeastern,

Is the shortest, cheapest, quickest, best
and only line under one management
from Nashville to st. Louis, and Is from
G0to 200 miles the shortest TO Vt. Louis,
Kansas City, Omaha, Denver. California,
Texas, and all western points. II Is also
me "Chieago Shortest Line" via Evans.
vile.
fon can secure the cheapest rates for
yourselves and your moya6les on appli-
cation. In person or by letter, to CHAs.
McCABE, Southern Passenger Agent,
near College street nepot, Nashville,
Teun., or to the undersigned,
W. Is. DAVENPORT,
General Ticket Agent, st, Louis.
No trouble 10 dnSrsr questions.
b. 3. Sherry, Local Agent
ROCKVILLE, Tam.
maylm9. -
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT AT JONES'
BOR'.
4. v, Mason,
VS..
J0Spnhina Mason.

NV"T PIINTFU HtF5VIIy
IN this BASE it appearing from the ale
cations in complainants petition that the
defendant Josephine Mason, is a non
re-id nj Of the State of Tennessee. #
is therefore ordered that publication be
made tor -four successive weeks in the
Heral and Tribune, n newspaper publis =
ed In he town of onesboro, Tennessee,
motif ing said defendant to appear before
our said Circuit Cogrt On the End Nom
day, after the Fou N Monday IN Novem-
per next, and max defense to said con-
%plainants petition ar the same will be
taken for cunte, d and set tor hearing.
expsrte. With 80 q. Wheeler, Clerk Of
saii Co rt, at office in Jonesb1ro'. This
October = h 1877.
G. WHEELER, Clerk.
oct3lw 'pfs1.
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Dissolution of Co.Partnership

The Co.Partnership heretofore existing
between George W. Hickey, and ". D. G.
smith. johnson City, Is this day disoivcd
by mutual consent. The business of the
concern will he settled by O.. W. Hickey
at johnson City. All parties are hereby
notified 10 come forward and make settle
ment with the above named arm, as the
business mast be closed.
octssI
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To The West! To The West

Before making your arrangements to
follow the advice Of the thousands who
have already gone," it would BE- well TO
consider what has been done to make
the journey to your ''Hlomes in the est
rs pleasant and AS free from danger as
human skill aud foresight can accomplish.
BY consolidation and con trtIction a
road has been put into operation on the
shortest possible line from Nashville.
TeUH to st. Louis, "the future great City
Of the Yorld." This line, tn
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EUTAW HOUSE,
BY MRS. NJ. A. DOSSER.
Iancsharo,. Tennessee.

Joncsbero', Tennessee.
This house located on Main Street.
where parties wishing to stop over can
b. comfortable situated, has been lately
repaired, andts now open for the recep-
ton of guests. Every pains will be taken
aud ,o expcncs spared TO make this 4
pleasant home for all who wish tn stop in
Jouesb no. The table will at all times
be- furnished with the best the country
affords, Terms reasonable.
mar2' If
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St. Lonis s soplheasttrn Railway,

has. daring the past yeae, earned an en-
viable reputation by It's smooth track.
prompt tine, sure connections, aud the
magnihceneeof ltspsssehger equipment.
Its traits are made TIP 0f new aud COM
modious day care. provided with the eele-
brated Miller compiler and platforms, and
the Westinghouse air-brake,
tits positively the oaly line RAINING
Pullmari Palace Drawing-Rcom Sleeping
Cars through wthort change from Nass-
vile to ST. Louis No other line pretends
to offer such advantages, either in dis
tanee. time, or equipment. Why. then,
Journey by circuitous routs? Do not be
induc-d 10 purchase tickets to St. Louis
or the West by any other line, remember
Ing that
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The Ladies'.

The Ladies'.
Are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime pur beautiful dress goods.
v. y. MABoNHY
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-11-13

10000 pounds Of Dried Brackber.
r'es. NJ. s. Mahorey.
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And will positively cure
C0NSUMP TON,

CONSUME TON,
When taken In time, rs thousands will
testify. lt cures when all Othea means
aud remedies fail, 1t has cured peopie
who are living to-day with only ono re-
malng lung. within the past few year.
THIS remedy has been used In thousands
o ftasSs with astonishing and uniform sue
cess. Aetna! experience has demonstra.
ted the TACT that it approaches heal, r a
specific forall Throat and Lung Affections
than any medicine ever discovered. IL j.
MOI only now being usrd'and recommends
ed by the most learned aud skilled Ply
~sIcians, bnt by the best AMI most dislin-
guisaed persons on the American Con-
tinent.
Globe Flower Syrup contaius no
Opium. 40 poisonous brother disagrepahle
properties. An infant may take il with
perfect safety. Globe Flower Cough
syrup warranted to cure and give satis-
action In every case, or the money re-
funded.
&S- ItS cures are numbered by Thousands
a6-lts Failures are unknown,
For sale by all Druggists everywhere.
Pgice, One Dollar per Buttle.
j. 5. PEABERTON & Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
Propr.etors aud Manufacturers.
For Sale by
BoVELL d NAlHES, p
olssburo', Tenn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-02
From tie N. +. Herald
The GOvarRment and the Indians "A
Mistaken Policy tHt

From tie n. +. Herald
The GOverRment and the Indtans-~A
Mistaken Policy.
An extraordinary item Of news reaches Us frpm
the lava beds, which, ik true, places either GenS-
ral DAVIS or the Government IN 4 very unenvia-
bic light 1t is reported that the redskin murde-
reTss who were reeantly captured, and who's
crimes called for lopg rope and short shnft,
nave been provided with arms and ammunition
by General Davis and sent in quest Of the ubiqui-
tous Jack. They propose TO send that redoubtA-
pie chlettaln to the happy hunting grounds or
bring HIM back as a curiosity for some exhibition.
But the strangest part of the story Is that the
General is satisfied of their loyalty. 1t would be
interesting to know with what degree OF satisfac-
ton he will learn Of their reunion with their
chief. We are also informed that Secretary De-
iano has written TO the Governor Of Texas in the
most pathetic terms, lmploriDg His EXceency to
pardon two ill-used Indians, named Santanta and
Big Tree, who are in durance vile on account Of
n few murders which their eXhuberent spirits led
them to commit. The circumstances attending
these murders were very unplasant, and showed
that the two copper colOred gentlemen were
adept IN the art of mutilation; but then Secretary
Delano thinks that their friends might be offended
and that after all, poor Lo must not be held ac-
countaels for those little escapades in which q
long acquaintance with the tOmahaWk and scalp
ing knife causes him to indulge The principal
thing 10 be considered is the wrath of the friends
and accomplIces of these fiends, with whom our
tions.
Can anything be conceived more pitiablo or
humiliatng than the position of the government
in regard TO Indian muTderersT 1t is the same as
If one of our judges should instruct the jury to
bring in a verdict of acquittal in the face of q
sef-confessed assassin because the cutthroat
friends of the latter threatened vengeance should
their "pal' suffer. The crimes of the KioWa
scoundrelS SatantA and Big Tree, should have
been long ago expated on the gsliows; but the
mistaken policy OF our government stood in the
way. II this policy is intended to prevent an In
dian war it will have the very opposite effect.
Steel and the bullet are the only available argu-
ments with redskins on the warpAth, and attempt
at conciliation serve to make them more brutal
and daring. Should these two muuderers be set
at liberty, their first thoughts would be 10 avenge
In the blood Of the white settlers the long impris-
onment they have undergone. Their release will
be the signal for an extensive, bloody war on the
Plains. What a shameful comment on the Indian
policy of the government! Gen. Canby's muir
derers enlisted IN the United States service and
two atrocious murderers set free order to Undue
their hands again in the blood of men, women
and children 1t is a disgrace to the name Of CIV
ilization.