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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-26

DEATH From C0Ln.-EXperimcnts on ami
mails sho:r that they keep themselves alive us
long rs they are maintained in state Of half
congclation, and die whenever their tcmpcra-
t,re and circulation are go far restored as 10
permit the blond-g lobuleS, disorganizcd 10y
cold, to he diilused throughout the vessels.
Death occurs, therefore, Whenever the guam
tity Of these globulcs is sufficient to produce
considerable disturbance i'll the systenl--
that IL, whenever the frozen part is at all ca
tenSive. An animal entirely frozen, aud
consequently containing in its congcalcd blood
no globules but those unit for life, is dead,
without possibility Of resurrection. TMW-
ing it only restores soft, fltcrid, discolorctl
body, with Opaque eyes. If freezing only
attacks lim5, it becomes gnngrcnous, and IS
destroyed. Pouchet dcdu:ed from these eX-
aninattons 4 iudcous, practical conclusion.
II II is true that In csiscS Of partial freezing
the death of the Individual IS due TO the dis
organized globulrS rcGutcring the circulation
aud corrupting the blood, it is pain that the
more sudden the invasion Of these %obulcs
is the more rapidly death will supcrvcnc. 1t
follows that, by resisting this invasion, by
means of ligaturcs, or extremely slow thaW-
ing, we might succeed in preventing the
poisoning. The diseased gIobules which,
pouring in flood into the heart and lungs,
would imperil life by the sudden alteration
Of the blood. will apparently disturb it
merely in an unimporlant way if they are
dropped into the blood by slow degrees
" Heat and Life" an Popular Science Month
ly for February.
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-As admin
N istrltor Of Mr.. j.. W. Green. deceased, ! VIII
sell on THURSDAY NEXT ut II O'Clock a. NJ, ~
tI,n stable on SIourAr street between Grace ana
Broad, the following property for cash One Black
Horse, one Buggy ana Harness. one lot OF Black
smiths Tools. Il. W. GEf' .!k..
fn oS-otx AuTllnlSlTil"r.
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F:es3sSs. SEAEESsNER;E dc.
PETAL PRlCE-LlST
FASHIONABLE STATIONERY.
j. r. ELLYSON,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
11l2 MAIN STREET,

1112 MAIN SIX Eel,
would invite attention TO his large and beautiful as
sortnent OF EABIi;S' FINE ENGLISH AND
FRENCH STATIONERY just received, including
all the latest styles.
Any of the following sent TO any address, post
paid, upon receipt OF the price:
ROSE LINEAR. large square. sc per quirc.
DARK VIOLET LINEAR. large square, &c. per
quite.
GLUElISEAH. large squargc, CSC. per quire.
PALE VIOLET LINEAR, large square, 25c. enquire
bark GREEN, large square. sc. per quire.
CREAM LINEAR. large square, 25c. per quire.
GGAY LINEAR. large square, .5c. per qulrc.
ROSE LINEAR, octave, sc. per q!ire
DARK VIOLET, octave, &c. per quiTe,
BLUE LINEAR, octave. sc. per qiire.
PALE VIOLET, octave. CSC. per qulfc.
GRAY, octave, sc. per IIuirc.
CREAM LINEAR. cttaro. .5c. per quiie.
ENVELOPES 10 match any Of the above papers, CSC.
perrack.
A beautiful assortment OF FRENCH PAPERS ut 20c
perguirc; ENVELOPES to match. l5c. per pack
beautiful quality Of MOURNING PArER ut 45c. per
qu;rc; ENYELopS to match, acc. per pack.
Any of the above papers or envelopes stamped
with any desired Initial. Price Of stamping Five
cents per qurc Tor paper, and five cents Der P.ch
for enyelopes.
ANY Of the above sent tpost-paid) to any address,
upon receipt of the price, iy
j. T. ELLYSOS, 11lo Main street,
fe Enthusiastically Richmond, Va.
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"SPrRITuALISTS" EXrosED-f'uS FOR THE
SPEcTAToRs.-Lots CT fun occurred at Fra.
tcrnity Hall last evening during Il spiritual
seance, so called, where III individual calling
himself "medium" proposed to do all
manner of impossible things through super
natural aid. He had allowed persons In the
audience (perhaps conledcrates) to tie him
in all sorts Of ways, but always he would re-
lease himself in very short tine. Having
made such good results SO far, he grew bold,
and, stepping to the front OF the piattorr,
boldly challenged any person in the audience
TO fasten him in such manner That would
restrain bin bat Il moment. Unfortunately
for the "medium," officer Lord, Of the Fourth
Police, was present, and had in his pocket Il
new pair of rachel handouts which he was
anxious to try on some one. So, accepting
the defiance, he skipped or to the platform,
and in a moment the "inviSihle's intimate -"
was as securely ironed as ever an imposter
could be. Nearly if not more than an hour
he danced around tue stage, trying to relieve
himself Of the bracelets. but all to no pur-
pose, and finally, amid jeers of the uncon-
yerted aud sorrow OF the faithful few, he
was forced to ask Dir. Lord to use his key
and relieve him from his uncomfortable PSI
sition-ln fact, to ask policeman to render
him service that his supernatural friends
Reconsideration Journal. 3
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HILL G GOpDtN.
REAL. ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS,
NO. hos MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Valuable FARMS In every section OF the State !;
STORES, DWELLiSG-HOUSE and BUILDING
LOTS In the most improving portions Of the city,
for sale.
2 HOUSES and LANDS renied or leased. Special
attention to the collectioa and prompt rrmitsa Of
rents. LOANS NEGOTIATED on real estate In
the city.
Thane full for past favors respectfully ask from
our friends Il continuance of their patronage, and,
with increased facilities, promise In the future. as in
the past, strict attention 10 all business entrusted 10
our care. FRANK ID. HILL,
dc aI-am EDWARD e. G0nDtN,
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ME HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL
~ DWELLINGS and STORES In Manchester
and ricap BUILDING LOTS In Ill parts OF the
town. Also,-EA RMINCi, TIMBER. and GRANITE
LANDS In Chesterfield county, convenient to rail-
roads and rivers. on reasonable terms.
ROBERTSON & BRONAUGH,
&c ls-tSlh! Manchester Va.
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H,HANGS. ORGANS. &c.

THE PLAN O-FORTE BUSI-ssil.sssrcss:,r.,e;5ss
L NESS.-The undersigned have hcrnY1 ~
engaged in the piiuu-foric business over twenty
aud other southern States more than TWO THOU
SAND instruments. They fee! Il pride In thcir bu-
safely leave the selection uf pianos 10 them. They
will guarantee entire satisfaction. 1iicy keep mere
but the hc,t pianos made. They furnish them at
manufacturers lowest prices Parties VIII save
freight aud other charges ~ buying them here,
They will TAKE old rtaEoS III part payment. They
will Il | second ham. pi:Eos on commission.
WuoDHOrSE Il rARHA1-
fe % Booksellers and Siatiorcra
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ITO LAND-BUYERS.-W have on hand
4 FOR SALE FARMS ranging In price from
$500 to $4,000. with improvements, containing from
30 to ! 300 acres each.
Terms liberal Apply to
MOODY & ROYALL
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
fe Is Manchester, Va.
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WINES. Ls.sa'osss. TOBACCO. &c.

PURE MOUNTAIN RYE WHishEY
from FOSTER 6 CO.'S formerly Stuart's) dis
ti:lery ut Roscbanks, Augusta county, Va, for sale
to the trade at distillcrs' irices by
E. COURTNEY JENKINS, Sole Agent,
fe3 III south Fourteenth street. below Cary.
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WE OFFER A BARGAIN IN A FARM
w of ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
located OH one of the best roads leading to the city,
three and half miles distant. The soil Is all uf eN-
cellent quality. adapted TO usual crops and vegeia-
blcs and specially to grass. The Improvements are
new and good. The land lies well for subdivision
into smaller tracts-say, of twenty-five To fifty
acres-aud mllst enhance rapidly in value.
BATES &c WARREN,
fe 2r-Bt Eleventh and Bark streets.
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DY REQUEST OF u DIN a. TURNER,
ID Twill sell LOT No. 10, fronting SO by $50 feet
ON the west side Of CowIrdln hyenIe lsneilings5
narj Manchester, on SATURDAY, March LIST, ls7a,
ut II o'clock i. a. = 80 -
i f.n'a' $500 ~ ID. *. WEIsIGER,
e. % - }fa 70 huctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh DClNtch uiaiIi anu Do''h'
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
l. VALUABLE ESTATE IN AMEL A
COUNTY KNOWN AS MOLLY HdLL."5By
Chafiin and Wife to the late John q: Williams; us
trustee. dated 18th March, 1859, and duly recordedn
the clerks Office of Ameia County Court, the I'M
dersigned who have been substituteda Us trustees In
the place and stead of said Williams, being thereto
required by the present holders OF the DEBT VIII sell
WEDNESDAY, 26th February. 1873, at II O'CLOCK
NJ. the valuable estate above Ieferrrd 10.
It lies on aam0zinc creek, about four to five miles
from Fords depot on the Soutlisde railroad, adj
Joining tho lands Of a. Fowlks. X. Brown: >. A.
Vaughan and others. and contains one TIi0u-
QUARTER ACRES.
Tho buildings ire seii tn he fine and extensive ana
there is good orchard This is rcputcd to bc avery
valuable estate.
TEEMs: cash j. 0. STEGER,
NJ. NJ. GILLIAN,
Substituted Trustees.
GRUDBs & WILLIAMS, Auci0Eeers.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PRI- Gss
III VIrTELY.-Large BRICK HOUSE, No. Eg:M
4O7 Clay street, containing ten rooms beS..S
closets. Sc. With gas In every room lot SO by 1873
feet to an alley. This very desirable residcucc
IL In splendid repair. and can bought very cheap.
Thai very desirable HOUSE; No. 2223 Main street.
containing thirteen rooms. This Is III cXcellcI bu-
sinCSs stand, and In good repair.
Apply TO SMITH 81 JEFFERSON.
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
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r DsT. on Monday the oath instant, be-
1 tween Seventeenth and Twenty-siXth sirerts;
ciiI,,r on Main or Franklin, LADIES BhoMnf
FUR CAPE. The finder Will please leave IT, a. osIt '
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r ISr OF PACKAGES remaining at the

Il Office Of the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COM
PANY, which Will be sold mt public auction Oh
FRIDAY. 18th day OF February. 1873, unless claimed
by the owners and all expenses paid thereon before
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I1saT. a.rnAYED. ac.

r OsT on Broad street between Bellevue
/ school and Twenty-third street, smh, III
BUNDLE containing ,cs 81 SUI Il at this Office
10 nG-ltk
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-04-03
A KENTUCKY VIEW OF THE
TENNESSEE EEGISLATURE.

Stanley, net the African Explorer, but
the Nashville correspondent of the Louis
vile Commercial gets off the following
on our Legislative body which is entirely
too good to be lost. He says.
"Ths Thirty.oighth General Assembly
d Tennessee has passed into history along
with its thirty,seven predecessors. Tie
opinions of various Of its members t, the
contrary notwithstanding, it was by no
meaus a perfect body ; not perfect ia wis
dom, nor yet in virtue aud goodness.
Yetitsasp above the average, IL did
some of the specific things itv,s seut here
to do, giving us the school lep, providing
for the payment of the interest on the
State debt, &C., and !. deserves credit for
all this. This si>+turct ill more good
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Emes9 F5bSfgt'weTA
~ELIzABETHToS, Tenn. !
March 3lst, 1873. I
EDIToRs HERALD AND TRIBUNE.


Our community are freely aroused up
on the subject Of Temperance, and are
we'll pleased with your editorial upon the
Governors veto upon the"TippliI 9 Biz
and endorse it in every particular, all
though the friends of Temperance have
been temporarily defeated by Governor
Brown, yet if the friends of Temperance
only stand firm a little longer, victory is
theirs. We haze been encouraged al
this place OF the temperance movement
and assisted considerably through tue in-
tiusnee and operations of Judge L. Il.
Gillcnwaters, and bis Court. We fud
that Judge G~illenwaters, is the right man
ia the right place, and evil doors and
drunken rowdies," fad no quarters be.
fore him, and the friends of temperance
and good order in this Judicial Circuit,
may feel assured that in the person OF
Judge CLEARWATER, we have a Judicial
officer that is attempting to elevate the
morals of the people and give tone and
character to society. If we only had a few
more men like Judge Gillenwaters &C.
cupying the Offices Of profit and trust, our
country would be in a better condition
to-day, than it is. If ever there was a
period in the history of our country,
when true merit and honesty should be
rewarded, it is undoubtedly, now, and
now is the time for organization against
corruption and fawuing sycophants. Lei
the friends of Temperance of honesty of
law aud good order begin to organize aud
array themselves against corrupti.n and
frown down every attempt to make cor
ruption and official dishonesty, respectable
and the period is not far distant when
our country will agsin begin to Flourish
and blossom as the rose"
We are glad to see your paper advo.
eating the Temperance cause, and trust
that you will continue to denounce in
temperance and corruption in high places
in the future with the same zeal aud
energy as you have done in the past.
TYRO.
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Defendants.

Defendants.
c. W. Miller and C. r. Yeager Adm'rs of
the Estate of Franklin ,Hoss, deed
Abram HosS, Jacob H0ss, Landon Uoss.
George lIoss, McCherney Wagner and
wife, Susan formerly Susan Hoss,O
John w. Brown, and wife Fanny. flor.
merly Fanny Hoss.) Daniel w.'Crnm-
ley and wife, Nancy NJ. (fommerly Nancy
M. Hoss, the widow of said franklin
Hoss, deed.
II appearing from the allegations of
the Bill, that c. +. Yeager and Jacob
Hoss, two of the defendants In this cause
IRE non-Iesidents of the State of Ten
ncssee, it is therefore ordered that publi-
cation be made for four successive weeks
ia the Herald and Tribune a newspaper
published in the town Of Joncsboro'.
Tennessee, notifying said defendants to
appear before our said chancery Court
on the 4th, Monday in NAY next and
make defence TO said compiainants bill,
or the samew will be taken as confessed as
to them and set for hearing. exparte.
Witness, b. +. Swingle, q. & NJ. of said
Court at oficei in Jonesboro'. this 25th day
of March 1873.
b. F.SWINGIE. c. d NJ.
s.. ny GEO. w. SwINGLE, d. cam.
mar27 wlpfsl0.
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the confidence and respect of those with
whom lie las been associated, or over
whom be may Lave presided as an officer,
is better far than gold or silver"
And then referring tothe stick:
81 shall take this memento home with
me. will keep it as priceless treasure.
And as | look upon it from day to day,
my thoughts will leap forth, and, with
the rapidity of lightning speed oyer the
Cumberland Mountains. and dwell upon
scenes that have transpired within TIL
Legislative hall, and picture afresh upon
the canvass of my memory, familiar faces
which perhaps we will never see again"
And so forth, and so forth, nd nauSeam
But enough. | will not further lacerate
the feelings of the readers of The Com
mercial. They have rights hat cven the
faithful ehronicler of current events is
bound to respect.
Speaker McGapgby is doubtless good
enough, and kind hearted enough, and
all that sort Of things, but all confess it
was a great mistake to elect Linn Speak
er of the House. Better to hare taken a
smart wide>awake Burbon-I speak as a
Republican and q sinner-who would
have put tho business. of the session
through, than to have selected McGaugh>
ey, though he were ten times as good a
"freside Unionist," as he was. The fails
ure Of the revenue bill in the House is
justly attributed to the slowness and in
decision of the Speaker.
II justlc to Governor Brown | can but
say that lis conduct during the session
has been admirable. He has fulfilled
the hopes aroused by his inaugural adj
dress. lie has worked faithfully and iu>
telligently to sccure the interests of the
people of Tenncssec-not as a p~artizan
politician, but as a wise, moderate, and
patriotic ruler Of a great Commonwealth.
He has regained his pc pularty to a great
extent, and isjustly praised by all parties.
If he will GO on and be himself, and let
partisan and one sided politics alone, his
future will be brilliant ard successful"
We cannot agree with Mr.. Stanley in
.attributing the loss of the Revenue Bill
to lack of energy on the part of Speaker
McGaughey. That, as we'll as other i'm
portant measures, was lost through tie
unstateSmaDlike conduct of its enemies
who determined to postpone action upon
it until the house was reduced below a
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
-
IN CHANCERY AT JoNEsGORo.
Martha j. Boyd.
AleXnnler Rnrn.

IN this cause it Appearing from the al
legations in the Bill that Alexander Boyd
he defendant in this cause, is non-resi-
dent Of the State of Tennessee, it isthere-
fore ordered that publication he made
for -four successive weeks in the Herald
and Tribune a newspaper published in
the town of Jonesboro', Tennessee, noti-'
Tying said defendant 20 appcar before our
said Chancery Court on the 4th, Monday
in May next aud make defence to said
Coinplainants Bill or the same will be
taken as confessed as to him and set for
hearing eXpGrte. Witness F.'F Swingle
G. NJ, Of said Court at office ia Jones'
.boro'. This 10th day of March 1873.
b. +. SWINGLE, G. & NJ,
sE BY q w SwINGLE, D. C. & u.
mar20w4pfS5.
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Boarding House.
~ WIN. NYCUM.
JONESBOR0 %, TENNESSEE.

! can inform the public that | am pre-
pared to accommodate them to board and
lodging on reasonable terms. Every
pains will be taken to please my guests
and mytaAe will be furnished at all times
with the bcstthat Il be procured in this
county. marl8tf.
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LYNcHBJRe, VA,
w holesaIe Price Cur
LEE, TAYLOR h IN

hEE, IAYLOR q Co.
wholesale and Retail Grocrrs, Commi,,''.
Snants and Produce Brokers, No n pnhA,
Street, ~Lynchburg, Virginia IT. pnt
LfSCHBURG, Va, Alr3 i'm
Some changes to which vo AJAX ~.
tion; Wheat and Flour light, mar,
active; Corn, Rye, and Oats firm: $
Pork and slaughtered Hogs active Bs
Irish Potatoes, Poultry, Green AD%.
Table Butter, steady demand. N'
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JACK FOR SALE

l have a Jack, that J wish IL sell. he is
nine years old this Spring, and is all
right every way, lac is heavy made has
large bone, and for particulars address
me at rsifords Depot.
Marchl3wj. j.. b. C0CNRAN
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Philadelphia
EUTAW HOUSE,
BT Mrs. u. \. DOSSER.
Lancshora,. Tennessee

This house located on Main Street,
where parties wishing to stop oyer can
be comfortable situated, has'bcen lately
repaired, and isnow open for the rccc6-
ton OF guests. Every pains will be taken
and 30 cN?rucs spared 10 make this a
pleasant l'me for all whowish /, stop in
JOnesboro'. The table will at all times
be furnished with the best the country
affords. Terms reasonable.
mar0Ttf
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ATLANTA, MARKETS.
d. I. COX & BROTHER,
GOMMISSlON MERCHANT

ATLANTA GA.;Yar. 20 1915
Corn good demand stocks very light
Wheat active stocks very light Rye st
Barley ScartCly any demand Oats tenn
upward row is the time to ship as thr
will o o DO wanted for seed. Flour b
active requests light stocks; Bacon fMr
demand, with very light stocks; Hay i
request with light stocks; Butter an
Eggs sell if fresh and sound.
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Notice 70 tha AFic,ea rna unartunata

Eefprs spFyins 10 -, nots-faas QaAcka ~ho Advertise Ia
Eushe pafar.or usius sny quart rcnsediss peruss Df.
bs,'t Sora no gaaiter Ehatyoer~d iseateis, OF kos derlsf.
ablayenr condilon.
D. SUITS eceupiss a soabls boss 81 tuesty-ss.sa
nemsi tindorsed By some 0 hs most celebrated ned.
eeirfolefsers 81 dis eouutry nna turops, snf can b. con.
ssa-d rsrsonshy or hy malt on the dissAses m~sntiooedi 10
his rotks. nneer shlfsficrk, No. n =. Ezhth street
sSiSeen NAtetet' yhesaat. - loeiS No.
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Want ed.
loo CORDS OF BARK.
NV by SLEMONS & co.
Jonesboro', March 20-w4
Wanted.
Lesk Here.

The largest stock ofgoods In JonesboN
eau be fontdf at
MAHoNEY & SHIFLEY's
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MILLION,
Marriage
Guide.

latest discoveries In rredueins and PREVENTING orsprins.
how 70 preserve the ecmplsxien, DC.
Thists al interesting work o. two hundred snd sixtv
pages, with numerous engraviags, and ~csntaiss y.luahis
tnfornsticn Tor those who are married or eoltsmpist mai.
rage, .suiltlsA besk that ensht 10 be tept snder lock
and KEY, and notlaid earelcssfy shout the house,
Ia eontsins the experience and advice o Z q phyrici..
whose reputation IL world. vide, aud shsuld be 10 the pu.
tate dfS ser ot every male aud female throughout the enth,
eranve ,ystem that IL sotih kne~ins. and much that 10
BOT published 10 aay other work,
kentto hry ope tfree ofpcsiagel for Ftny Cents.
Adeses Dr, busA DhPehsafy No. IA y. Eigksh street
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LATEST NEWS!
FRESH ARRIVALS.
MAHONEY & SIMPLIFY

Are opening to-day perhaps the largest
stock of
SPRING GOODS
that have ever been offered for sale in
this place.
They respectfully invite the public to
call and examine their splendid assort-
mest. No trouble at all to show goods,
whether you buy or not, The clerks are
all accommodating and will. be pleased to
show and sell you at low prices any ar
tcle wanted.
March q, 1873
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-04-03

The annual meeting Of the StockhoId-
ers Of the Washington County Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Society will
be held at the Court House on Monday
the 5th. day of MHy next, for the purpose
of Electing officers and Board of Direc
tors for the ensuing year. Let there be
a ffhi meeting, we want all the stock re-
presented in it. March 27!h, 1873.
. GEO T. FAW, President,
April3wf.
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE.

IN CHANcERY AT J~oNEsBoRo'.
Camplainants.
P.P.C. Nelson, Henry Johnson. W. G.
Hickey, b. w. King and Wilborn
Hodges.
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Every COrnet Rand

In the cor,try will receive IL splendid pieoe Of
BAND ALSlCfrtc scnuiug a two-c-ut sluup to
EDWARD 4. sANrELs, Publisher, Boston,
Mass.
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ostJ
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DIAMOND

FOR sale by J.J, ArKiSsoS, Jonesboro' Tenn.
From wnom they can only be attained. Nc
ihdulrrs, Ihegreat demand for these Spectacle
mas induced nnscrunulous dealers TO palm OF an
inferior and spurious arucie foi ~, diamond u
Great care should be taken TO see that the trade.
mark (which is protected by American Letter.
PATENT Is stamped on every pair.
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-04-03

"1here are occasion when we forget
tho cares anl anxieties of lite, and dwell
with delight upon scenes that have trans
PRED IN the past but not forgotten. This
token of your respect will form a green
spot in the memory of the humble indi-
vidual who addresses you at this time /;
and ever and anon, as We travel Though
the lights aud shades of real lie, We viii
turn aside for . season and dwell with
rapture upon what has t~ranspired here
to-day. However arduous aud deGsato
may have been the duties We have had to
parfsFn, as your presiding officer, we feel
Chat We have been doubly repaid upon this
occasion. Fer eae 20 know that he has