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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20
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Rev. ]. D. Tadlock's Lecture.

Rev. ]. D. Tadlock's Lecture. y
The citizens Of Jopss6cfr' on last Fri,
day evening, had tho PLEASURE Of listening
to ONE Of tho most intar ,sting leltutes.thdt
they have ever had, the opportunity III en-.
ioying. 1t was q real literary treat in
every sense Of that term. The audience
vas unusually large, and remarkably at
tcptive. When the subject, "a Biscuit
WIS announced a Tercoptible smile passed
ovtr'the audience, but it was soon mani
fest chat the speaker had not chosen the
subject for effect. We shall not attempt
an analysis Of the lecture at the present,
but shall remark that the great leading
idea set forth by the speaker, as suggest;
ed by the subject, was our mutual Deepen.
dcnce. The reflections started up in the
mind by tho biscuit lead to wonderful rs,
suits az the speaker very happily illp;traI
ted. The lecture on "a Bisctit9 turned
out to be a grand affair. -Mspy bcautifi al
thoughts were thrown ou, as tho speaker
passed over the Gold Of s%ciencot in illus
tration of his subject. We ycfpof III re
minded of'Ehstson,s Hstbafk that words
have power when there isa lnau behind
tnehl. 100 ~7
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Sudden Death.

Sudden Death. "a be-
Rev. VIM. Ramsey, oftba Cumberland
P~tespytcrian Church, died suddenly at
r0velPs Station last Sunday morning.
m. Ramsey had hong beer engaged ia
the Ministry and was taken from his work
wisb the gospel harness on. Like a ri.
pcncd sheaf he was gathered as grains for
the harvest, having passed his three score
years.
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Enterprise.

Our drug friends, the Messrs. Sanford
Chamberlain & Albcrs, have just made a
large shipment Of their great cough rem.
edy Sympbyx, to firm in East Saginaw,
Mich, to gil an order from that. city
Symphyx is fast becoming the leading
remedy for lung affections, aud We con.
graduate the pr~oprictors on their deserved
sGeccS -Knoruilh Chronicle.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20
At Cost For Thirty DAYS

AT Cost For Thirty Days
To cash buyers, only. Big lot, Carpets.
Mems White Shirts, Ladies and Gents,
underware, Winter Dress Goods, Ladies
Childrens, and Misses Wool Hose, and
Gloves, shawls, Cloaks, scarfs, Blantsis,
Flannels. &c. at ~ 5 III
- : j. A, RAYL's 1gr
80, Knoxville Tennessee.
N Eebl3.tf. -, n
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Personal.
DR.. VIM. Smith, left on Tuesday last
q visit the lone Star State" 1.-The
''kcs the Country he proposes to move bis
and settle pcrusuucntly. We wish
!'ln good luck, butibsSs he will find
'Ant East Tennessee is still the garden
Pot" Of the world. and that when he re-
n rms be- wiFbs perfectly satisfied to r6.
'naih cathe cold stamping gnund."
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. AND FOR SALE.

- W. Ma orft
"A "a acree. lqacrss In Timber and
~ the remainder well improved, with
gocd and new buildings u no. l Dwell
ing liouse aud Kitchen, Meat and Spring
i~louse, BARN. and plstIllery, aud other
OUT buildings, all fiSiael AMI we'll flush.
ed, and Loo young Apple trees, about 80
reach anG Cherry trees, all. OF, the best
varieties, and aborp s acres of the same
good meadow Land. Situated on the wa
tiers OF Brush Creek, Washingtoncounty,
Tennessee, One mile Northeast Of john
son City, Tennessee, aud on the F. II, Va.
q Ga, Railroad. Terms reasonable, Adj
dress or apply to
JAMES II. BARNES,
Johnson City, Tenn.
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Land wanted.

Persons having Real Estate fosasale
will consult theirimerest by writing to
Charles Seymour. Knoxville. Farms aud
Mineral property, Iron Ore Baitss, Be-;
are wanted, mar20-wi
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20

}abbath Servioes-M. E. Church.
Preaching IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Sunday School p o'clock, p. u.
Preaching z o'clock p. NJ. "
Prayer Meeting, Thursday night Z
clock.
i. NJ. LOCKWOOD, PAsToR.
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DIED.

At Grecneville on the 18th inst, ThDM-
As GRAwfonD aged 81 5ears,son of Hugh
a Crawford Of shis, county,
Tn Greene County 6n tie 2sth Feb.
Miss NafLY CALDWELL Of paralysis.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20
In Memory Of "Little Charlie"
DEDICATED TO u. NJ. &NANNIE TAYLOR
BY ALr4IA.


1t has been said tnat while mortsls
smile oser a tirti, TIE augels weep, and
when the bitter !ears Of anguish are fall
ing over the palIid face of a loved and lost
infant, a host Of kihdtst spiirits smile
With joy and welcome fSio soul 40 vet sa.-
spotted from the worla' win shSIts'-oi
gladness. And bow c9nllit bepthuyy iae?
Ii grief caa enter T-st5.t'wotld it not
be there, when a soul ia sent to this world
of ours, Whose hours Of sunshine arc at
best but brief and whose paths are to be
50 rough. for tender feet to tread? And
when in the infinite wisdom and mercynf
God. that soul il called home before it
tasted OF LIES bitterness or known auplt
of its sin AMI guile, what wonder that the
hosts of Heaven reioicel 1t is hard fer
grlet-sirickcn pcrents.to see This as they
bend above the tiny coffin, or ov5r tue
uew-mnde grave, but God in Hi- own time
viii reveal it 10 them with the "why and
wherefore of the stroke. For. many
long days ani-months their iwssrts will I e
sore wrtb lppgipg for their blight promis>
ing baSahf nc 6SSttdcs Ct the mothers
thoughts viii be-.r.i1 ! ,qi,a VA 4.
| miss the tiny baby arms, Z,
Twined closely rounin ny heck,
The rose swcetilps pressed close TO minc,
Mysoft %rcproofto check!
| miss the soul-fulllo,ing eyes, b sis1H
How gay, now dimmcrl with tears,
| miss the voice that answered mine, n
DispellhIg anxious fears.f 20.
l miss the sound of tiny feet,
That darccd about the floor. 2
Or gently creptt to moiher's Side
They finger thereAno horet ~
Oh, bakySboy, Wc miss you. new,.
But glsdly we thanh God. Ny
Tint tiiougllwe've 1ast our darlingdown
Beneath4iie- ~lreshgreeA sod,
We know that pure sweet soul is safe,
! with Him by whom twas given,
Called hence to form a golden link,
r To bind .ourssulS tolieavGfi
OAK GroS, GqaAts 1874 Saa
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20

CHAScERS SALE or LANDs %
George w. Vincent Admir-. Sc. 4
Va.
Sarah NJ, Vincent iiH- {

Pursuant TO a decree Of the Chancarv
court at Jonesboro' vt It's February Term %
1873, Ia the above cause, / will offer for "
sale to the highest bidder at the Courr q 1,
ilouse door IN Jonesboro' OIL the 10th day
OF April 1873, the land mentioned lie tbs
~pieadings, 1t being the land owned by
Thomas Vincent u. the tine ofhis deatj, .nu,
TO VIII, all the..right, title, claim, and In ),
ierest In the lot assigned to Kale and ;
Laura Vincent, also the Parcel OF land
allotted to Mary Wiliamsiand Ciarier u
vincent, or so much thereof Is may Bss "A
necessary in equal proportions to satisfv
tile amount named IN said degree. AilI
II the above two lots fail to brfiiava
amount sufficient, l viii also sell the nor, 4
tionsallotted to the widow US her dowsR q
interest, said land lying in Civil Distrieb y
No. 10 Washington County Temessse,
near the town of Fall Branch. 4 Will self /.
the same on Il credit OF six months witLa q
out the right of redemption. Bond and :
approved security will be required for u
the purchase money aud u lien retained
upon the same until che purchase money
fully paid. This March I2th, 1873. -
mailsN ipE6.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20

Tbc buildings in course ~ erection at
Hook 4 Taylor's Springs, AT Beans Sta
ton, were entirely consumttfby fire last
saturday night Loss estimated at
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20
IAM thoroughly satisfied tbatShanoHs

IAN thoroughly satisfied thatq6iramofs
Liver Regulator is all it claims to be for
Indigestion ass 'Billious Complaints. |
have alsc,icstd rany OF my friends speak
Of it ard all agrooi that it possesses the
virtues claimeafor it,f
A. II. ffIGnTOwER.s.
Conductor M. & w. r. X.
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Returnad Homo.

Returned Home.
Sonator Brownlow hasI roturncd home
non Washington City. lie is enjoying
usual health except being somewhat
fatigued by the journey.
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expect to sec all use every eior, possible
to DO successful. lis
The first Monday in May, nssts tie
President, Mr.. Geo. +. Faw, wheat tie
Stockholders together, at this liaSe, for
the purpose Of electing the offers for
the ensuing year. We hope that every
one will feel interested enough to be
present and east their votes FIR g,od work.
ing men, such as will give their personal
attention to the business, and use every
effort to make the Sacoud Exhibition, il
possible, be a grander one than the FIRST!
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20
Lnrge Tanuery.

NeIsrs. slonloas 4 Co., Ere making pre-,
paraticn to Increase their tannery bust
ncss Their leather is ef'good quality.
Soc advertisement for tan kark.
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unfair,

Dur Fair.
Every dayswe hsar the citizens Of our
wn aud seadss speaAiss about. the ar.
nsemens tacS Ore making and going to
sse, for eur, Gopnty Ean this AL. 1T
tue the time IS a long wavsiof, but
wis she time 10 commerce preparing.
&c First Annual Exhibition was such a
tueeess, that it has inspired almost every
ei<isen to contend for premiums in the
==xt Theu When it is understood that
81 Premiums 70 ts paid at the next Pair
alz 70 Be IN geld and tilgsT eeia NC may
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20

Hon. Goo. w. Bridges, died at Athens
last Sunday morning.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20
'urniture Housa.l 90 M.

y rHI1Vto IFUUod ~ ITN ..r,
We took a look hi+bach ttc fuar;sasrc
house Of Keen aud FEBRUARY a few days
Since a They. are constantly increasing
tlsir stock aud now have on hands a SPLEEN
dld assqrtmsnt Of Furniture, They have
added q ll!t;S business tina! III
jFui UNbRgfARlX6. ~
And keep Oh hands a vuriety Of Cohns.
irflndine stained, Walnut, velvet colOFed,
aud "immitatiou" Rosewood AA- 5t
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abbi ARRAY.

IsoSetnh Allldy. te IA ~ y
On Monday evening last. John Snapp
COL Stabbed Thomas Stevenson tcol.l
On Tuesday morning Snapp was arrested
and brought before Es4r. Collins. The
witnesses were also summoned and from
their evidence we gather the following:
As Snapp was going home from town
on Monday evening, his path led him
through ~Stcvcnson.6 field, and while going
through he unthoughtedly'steppe upon
the Strawberry zines belonging to Stevens
sol Stevenson became thragsd.. cursed
and abuscd Snapp desSifs his apologies and
finally kicked him. Whcreupon snapp
stabbed him.
THE physicians attending upon Steven
ston report the wound not necessarily fa>
tai. The examination before tho Magis.
trate was continued for three DAYS.
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captured.

captured,
An Alligator was captured near Knox
vile last Sunday, six feet long.
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a true and perfect eopy.
Bee Hive.

state and County rights 10 sell for This
Bee Hive. As il is ne inteation
of ihs Psssntee to have the Hirs int-edu-
cci all over the country this season, good
bstgains can be bad by APPLYING to
NJ. s. MAneSEy, Agent,
JuuesSOros Teen.
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Strange but True.

There is aman by the name Of John
lileks living at Blonntvillc, Tenn, who
bss been married twice. Ills first wife
was a Man and his present wasa Boy.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-20

Garden Seeds! Garden Eeeds!!
For the best aud freshest Garden Seeds
call on Boxell & Mathes. II.
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darriage License

Marriage License $50
Issued by the County Corrt Clerk since
tho LIST Of March ,Iba4
john II. Carson and Julia Miller; L.
u. Brunmctt and Mary Upton James
Brumley and Lncretia Smith j cob
khea aud Elizabeth j. Orion; Stephen
Barding and Martha Wbitlock John W.
Head aud Mary J. Lancaster: ]. Q. King
end Emma i. Rankin John Title aud
AlarJtS. Foster; George F,ulwyler and
EIizabath McCray John .Estou and NJ.
y. Adams.
fnWoG scoLoEED. 80,
Moses omcll and Ann Irwin; Cyrus
Jones and Malinda Cole; Alfred Cecil
and Celia Clark. al
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Third Round Quarterly M setting
J~ONEsBoRo' DISTRICT.

JoNEoDOhO DlolitlSI. 81
Rbeatown Circuit,-Sulphur Springs,
Mtrch 29d. hs,,
Jonesboro' Circuit--SpeSl&slI March
.29:
Elirabethton Circuit-Solitude, April
3D. ffgE
St. Clair Circuit-pleasan Hill, April
II.
Kingsport Circuit - ,pril 10.
Fall Branch Circuit--DePue's Chapel,
April 26. r3s55.g 5rrf
Elizabethtou Station, May s.
J~onesboro' Station, 10.
Greancville Station, II.
Grceneville Circuit, " q.
Taylorsvillo Circuit, so.
The First District Conference will be
held at Elizabethtont c~Qmmencing We'd
nesday, April 30th, 1873, According to
the prsvtpops 0f the Discipline this Con-
fetence shall meet twice each Year, and
shall becowpssed Of all the Travelling
and Loci Preachers, the Exhorters. tac
District Gtewards'and ons Sunday School
Superintendent from each circuit and sta
ton in the district, We earnestly re,
quest and urge all the members Of this
Conference to be present on tho first day
Of .lis its FIRST meeting.
Respectfully ~ !. j
ID: +. NA,iN, 7. Il.
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T4e se4.laek oGGeodsiu gane.h4'e
TAacsry siapsr, 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-12
WASHJNG1ON.

EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE STATISTICS NEGLECTED
ABRoAD-IHE AMERICAN DISPLAY Al VIENNA.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Sep. Il, 1874
JR Dodge stafistcian OF the Agricultural Depart
ment has reported upon matters assigned 10 nun ~
Vienna and upon the general conditon OF the agrieu
tural departments OF several European Governments
lie finds that there Ia no official system of reporting the
condition of crops during the growing season In any
European country and that systematic attempts
are made by private enterprise, either journalistic OF
otherwise unless exception shall be made ia taFor o
some agricultural journals OF London There II great
diversity in the organization, scope and action OF the
agricultural departments OF the several eovernments
They are generally organized upon foundation OF less
breadth than that of but pursue investigation
with greater tenacy and thoroughness aud enabled
to do so by more liberal appropriations OF money who
their special reports are therefore valuable ihe
superiority OF our annual reports Is generally
nowedged. He reports that while the United STATES
department OF the Exhibition was comparatively thh
and incomplete it excited great deal OF attention and
received favorable comment from exhibitors on account
OF its practical and progressive character The inte-
gent foreigner appeared TO realize that American man
ufacturers generally do not seek a European MARKET
and that the tramway, the sewingmachine. the mower
aud reaper aud few similar articles which stood In
apparent isolation there foreign markets
were opening rapidly for them, and that they repre-
sented at home a broad series Of manufacturing In
dustries.
THE BOND REPRESENTING THE GENEVA AWARD.
The bond for sl550O,OOO, the amount OF the Geneva
award held by the Secretary Of the State in that De-
partment and is not placed for safe keeping In tho
Treasury many suppose. The bond - made payable
to the order or Secretary OF state and OF no
else could procure any money on II. THIS BOND Is
for the largest amount OF money ever Issued by any
Government in a single transaction. photographs OF
the bond and certificate Of deposit were completed az
the Treasury Department to-day and copies sent to the
President and each member Of the Cabinet Sir Edward
Thornton promptly informed his Government Dy eie-
graph OF the payment OF the Geneva award.
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THE PROGRESS OF PESTILENCE.

CHOLERA INCREASING IN EUROPE.
LONDON, Sept. 11.-Dispatches from British
Consus In various Of France Russia Italy, and
Germany report that the cholera is the increase in
those countries.
contributions FOR SHREVEPORT.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 11.-Twelve hundred dol
lars was raised in few minutes, Change this morn
ing for the sick and suffering people Of Shreveport Lou
isiana, and committee OF prominent merchants was
appointed to solicit subscriptions for the same purpose
1t Is expected that a handsome sum will be raised
ALARMING STATE OF SHREVEPORT
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 11.-MayOr Brown has re-
ceived dispatch from the city authorities OF shreye
port to the general effect Of the kilograms previously
published and asking pecuniary assistance from this
city, The dispatch also that the trains all the
roads running Shreveport have been stopped; the
river falling rapidly and communication with the out
side world is almost entirely cut of.
TRAFFIC INTERRUPTED ON THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC
LINE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE q. s. Marshal
at Shreveport Louisiana, had teegraphed to Attorney
General Williams that the local authorities on the line
OF the Texas and Pacific Railroad have stopped the cars
by force of the prevalence OF fever at
port and asks that the General Government interfere 70
compel the running Of trains. the Attorney General
replied that the National authorities have control OF
local business OF the Texas and Pacific Railroad,
therefore his request cannot be granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-12
IRVING'S CHEAP TRANSIT TRICK.

SUPERINTENDENT MATsErL CONSIDERS HIM AN I'M
posroR HIS STATEMENTS DEFECTIVE AND IN
TRUE
The police authorities profess to feel very
little interest the OF John Irving, who recently
informed Francisco police that he was concerned
in the Nathan murder, and II brought TO New-fork
would give ample proofs OF the truth of his story Super
intendent Matse told TRIBUNE reporter yesterday,
that he attached little credenee to Iryng's story.
"Squeang Johnny" Irving is termed by his class
has Of late years had the reputation OF betrayng all
those with whom no has been engaged. The Superin-
tendent thought his story merely o
to obtain free passage to this city,
and after keeping him in Jail few days,
the authorities would be compelled TO release him.
IrvnGs statements full Of discrepancies and garing
mistakes For instance he speaks of of the asssssns
of Mr. Nathan being concealed under the bed The fact
that the couch Of Mr.. Nathan on that night
composed of two mattresses lying on the
foor. and covered with light bed-clothing.
Mr.. Nathan's presence undoubtedly unexpected by
the thief the former in the habit OF joining his
wife and younger children at his Summer residence in
NewJersey On the night Of the murder he slept at the
residence in Twentyhirdst because he wished TO pro
coed in the morning to the synagogue of which he was
member, and celebrate with devotional exercises the
anniversary OF the death of Of his parents. The
memorandum book belonging to Mr.. Nathan OF which
IL was said no previous mention had been made with the
other missing articles, fully described III the news
name of the son of the hOusekeeper is
also given incorrectly by Irving. In other
particulars his story rs not borne out
by the facts. During superintendent Jourdans career
Irving of his familiar acquaintances, and had
known anything of the murder been concerned in
it, he would have certainly told JOurdan. In the latter
TO his neck he would have betrayed his
companions in crime; but he never mentioned TO Jour
dan that he knew anything of the In all superin
tendent MatselPs experience as police oneer, ne sal
he had never known professional thief voluntarily 10
place his neck in a moose when there evidence
against him except what he might furnish himself IL
was barely possible that Irving had heard some
thing in his intercourse with thieves that might
furnish clue TO the assassinS OF Mr.. Nathan
That Irving himself concerned IN
the crime, the superintendent did not believe. He had
not sent any TO San Francisco TO fetch Irving on
did he know that he would do He had heard OF
effort the part of any else TO fetch the witness
TO New-YOrk. 1t might be deemed advisable 10 do So
and ascertain whether there grain OF truth IN his
story but the expense very great and II would be
q subject for consideration.
There rumOIs yesterday that the Grand Jury
preparing indictment against Irving, and that
the Mayor would request the police authorities TO
fetch Irving TO this CITY, but ii not believed that there
truth in them.