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DEPARTMENT. OFFICE At KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
OFFICERS OF BRANCH OFFICES;
DIRECTORS.
DIR CT ORS:
w. w WOODRUFF

THOSE desiring to invest in LIFE INSURANCE should consult their own /,
by investigating the cla.msO Of this Company, before perfecting a Insurance
with any other Company. "
The MISSOURI VALLEY" isa Home Company, everywhere managed and
controlled by men whose opInion should not be tiNeqarlcd and can rive Tnn te
safest AM and cheapest immHnee Of any Life Company in America.
lsPolciespa pay 2per cent. compound interest. and are n sccurc ne orG ororn.
.mentB Bonds " National Currency. Their Registered Policies being ruorlutcedL nv
te state OF KANSAS, Embodying the three great principles-safty, protection
ed in the face of each Policy. "'""""
For further particulars, enquire of any of the above named Directors
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! DIR. P. FAHRNEY'S
G Icbr ted
Blood Cleanser or Panaoea

Blood Cleanser or Panacea.
AS medicine for children, the ! ana
cea Is, IN every WY, calculated t. tlkc
the place OF the endless variety OF DIR -
which are annually sold for that ~ rpose.
and which are often very iniurio!,. A
medicine which possesses the qualities OF
a cathartic a. We'll as a mild Alternative.
and which is capable of arresting disease
Without the least INJURY 10 the clild. is Of
incalculable value to every mother. As
q ~cathartic, 1t Is very effective, vet it docs
not, If given in proper quantities, cause
Iausea or distress IN the stomach or bow
els. 1t is it very pleasant to the taste.
Whleh is q very important feature as n
medicine Tor children. As u preventive
Of disease it is unprecedented. as it acis
directly upon the digestive organ, and
me blood. In ali scrofnloIs diseases. II
Is the most effective medicine ever offered
tothe public; and, il given rpanlalv fnd
pepscreringly, those eruptiye diseases
so common to children may be entirely
eradicatcd.
Prepared by p. Fahrncy's Bros. & Co.
Wayncshoro. Pennsylvania. and DR.. p,
FAIliNEY, 30 North Dearborn Street.
Chicago. Price 5l,2j per bottle. for sale
SfCby Wholesale anl Retail Deai.NN
Y Os, z
iuncSGmD.
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TERMS PER MONTH.
Primary Branches, Tuition ....... .sl.50
intermediate 500. '...,.".".2.O0
Higher "".,.,...,....3. 800
Boarding, with Fuel and Lights, ... Hoo
Contingent
REPORT OF EXAMINING COMMITTEE.
Results of the late, rs well rs previous
Examinations of the pupils attending the
IIOLSTON MALE INSTITUTE, abund-
antly justify us in saying with confidence
to those who sustain the responsible re-
lation OF either Parents or Guardian, ..
that you cannot cntrust the education
and training of yCur sou or wards to any
one who will more faithfully discharge
the duties Of m Instructor than Col.
DUNCAN.
The manners, morals and education Of
those committed to his care, are with hun
matters of sacred trust. We commend
his School, with the most earnest conf
dence to the liberal patronage OF the pub
lie.
W. K. Sewer, NJ. d. Rev. W. W. Morrison.
Col. 7. II. Reeves, j. NJ. IIOsS,
Maj. c. l.. Nuuday, Maj, +. W. Earnest.
G.. ". Wiley. l.. Armstrong, NJ. D.,
J.. L. CriSham, Jas. II. Dosscr.
seplSm2.
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am prepared to furnish a good quality
oil brick and lime 10 all persons who wish
TO pu"chase and would he pleased to nut.
ny every jobe of this kind that is needed
IN this section OF country. Terms will bn.
as liberal asthose OF any other good work
man. Call or address INC at johnson
City. Tenn.
octnf. ""
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23

That Pale, Yellow, sickly-Looking SIN
Is changed to one OF freshness and healtn.
Those Diseases OF the Skin, Pimples,
Pustuies, Blotches and Eruptiens arc
emoYed S~crOfuia- ScrofuIous Diseases
Old sores or any kind OF Humor rapidly
wlndi and disappear under Its in1uenve.
In fact II Will do you more good, and cure
you more speedily than any and oil OtneI
preparations combined. VIA. 10 ~ IL kpa-
lures restoreri A soluble oxyd OF iroy
combined With the medicinal properties "
Poke Root Invested OF all disagreeable quar-
ties IT will cur n Chronic or Lons,,
standing Disense whose real or dlieos
cause Is bad blood. Rheumatism, Pam
I'M Limbs or Bones. constitutions prv-
kcn down by Mcrcurial or other polsons
nre all cured byit. For syphilis, or sypns.
trial Will prove a.. ASK o pn.
CROOKS COMPOUND sfnCF W
POKE ROOT.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23

About the strongest propensity in
human nature, apart from the purely
personal instincts, is the propensity to
interfere. Very many people spend
lives in Interfering with others, perpet>
ually puttiugs spokes into wheels with
which they have really nothing to do.
and thrusting their fingers into pies
about the baking of which they are not
in any way concerned; and Of these
people we are bound to confess that
make up the largest number and
are the greater sinner. -Saivrday R;ciep.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23

Friends are as cou panions on a %journe /,
who ought to aid esch other to perseve G
in the road to q happier life.
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HOUSTON MALE
INSTITUTE.
JONESBORO', EAST TENN.
r. II. DUNCAN, Principal.

THE Seventh Annual Session opens
September 22d. lS73-closes the lst Thurs
day in June, 1874.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23

25.500 pounds of Dricl Brackbsr,
ries. NJ. S. MahOney.
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V aIuab bic Farm
E'OR ALE.
Situated in Carter County

~
Ionnessee.
Two miles cast of EliNnbcthtnn. on the
forth bank, Of Walauga ltimn
VIlE FARM CONTAINS hBOIT
Il THREE HUNDRED ACRES of AZ.
good land ~ san be found in Carter Coun.
~, about one hundred and forty acres of
which Is ma'Htirati0n, the balance cover
ed with AS
YRNE TIMBER
as can he found in the State. ALI of tile
cleared lnnd and a great portion of the
lilnoeretS land is level. though entirely
above high water mark, and cannot be-
ONerh3Ned blythe river. The soil of the
tnmbcEod land is as fertile as the btG
river bottom, clear of rock, and could A.
but avery few acres he cultivated with
ease. Ihcro is IN excellent Snrine pn.
tie Back OF the farm, and u branch lMll-
hlhg through It, as TO furnish water for
STOCK III every field. Said farm is situa-
tea'lh the wealtlIist and most beautiful
portion OF the county. The lands adjoiu-
ing ana surrounding j. range in ysfpe
ino'n SF),O0 to 5000 per acre. There are
on said farm
EW1 Dwelling Houses, EStcIimp
&c;;i ana one barn. Price Ten Thousand
Dollars.
TERMS.
one haif cash in hand. tho balance, Of
the money to be pNid in one two, and
thf;e years.
For further particulars, inquire of
j. |. X. BOYD.
Eilzabcthton, Carter Co., Tennessee.
Gprill7tf.
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Brick! Brick!

!iunc2Gml2
, 1873-02-05
acknowledgements

Vt listen over Valgberettigede til Co.
M loniaIraadet er henlagt til Eftersyn
paa dette Steds ThiDghuus fra 15de til 28de
DENIES begge Dage indbefattede, fra ri. 9
slet Formiddag til Kl. 3 s!et Eftermiddag.
Enhver der har Indsigelse at fremf6re imod
Valglisten opfordres / Henhold til Colo
niallov af 27de November 1868 25 senest
3 Dage efter Udl6bet af den ovennpvnte
It'd, til ValgbestyreIsens Formand skriit-
ligen at indgive saadan I~ndsigelse med OPP
givele af de Grunde hyorpaa samme
st0ttes.
Valgbestyrelsen for F~rederiksteds Byes
Valgkreds den ste Februar 1873.
g. SARAUW.
FOrmand.
, 1873-02-05

Walker, planter and merchant, are
hereby summoned to present and
prove such claim to the undersigned
Executor administering the said es-
tate, before the expiration Of 6
months.
Frederiksted St. Croix January
3Ist 1878.
WIN f. MOORE.
, 1873-02-05
Publication.

RTVHE list of those qualified to vote for
a members of the Colonial Council is
exhibited for inspection at the Courthouse
from the 18th to the 18th instant from 9
o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock p. M. Who
ever has any objection to make against
the said list is hereby in accordance with
the Colonial Law dated 9th November
1868, requested to state such objection in
writing to the Chairman of the Electoral
Board with the reasons on which such OBJ
lection or objections are based, within 3
days after the last mentioned date.
The Electoral Board for the town sof
Frederiksted, February 5th 1878,
G. SARAUW.
Chairman.
, 1873-02-05

Eiendommene vile blive opraabte,
f0rst s@rkildte og derefter under
Eet.
C~hristiansteds Auctions Contoir den 3die
Februar 1878.
H. A. JURS.
, 1873-02-05

PFTER Begj@ring af Christian
e steds Skifteret som behandlende
abode Emily Daguilards Bo, SAINT
andre BOer vii Fredagen den l4de
dennes, midday III. IL slet, i Huset
No. 50 B. Compagnigade herr Byen,
vorde afholdt offentlig Auction over
endeel
, 1873-02-05

II Ii and every n who consider
Ll themselves entitled to any claim
against the estate of the late George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

day The General accused Of c0neealiDg know not
what wckedness under his presumed desire for Cuban
was argued the United States would flood the island
with their own citizens and then who could say what
length but il is really Of trivial Importance The Gen
era used to these or ne shoud Do so ior
the speakers were easily senced by reference TO the
English experience OF colonial government, ana by
personal rebuke from member OF the government.
You must make some allowance for excited deputies
with the fear Of American intervention ever before them
the harm he sa ery es am er az some
men have been known 10 cherish passionate fOncness
s wen While tnsy nave oS the rad
tfons or empire which belong TO the past But other
stance, still refusing TO recognize the hew Govern
ment with the rest OF his colleagues sort or under
as you have already heard Their contention. believe
Ia this: Whom 10 recognizef recognized
you can aecredit your representative In monarchy
TINS somebody is the King In republic is the Pres
Flgueras is Chief OF the Executive power-@aItos ~
President Of the Assembly They have no nIed term OF
% oGe and vote eoSld aspaos o5Sed to
address himself to both OF them 10 make certain of nd
ing the tight man. The very body by which they were
passed when Amadeo came TO the throne made certain
provisions for vacancy but they did not sanction tt
union OF the two Houses in one Assembly, Wnlch
has now been improvised says European diplomacy,
but the argument sayors of the special plea But
diplomacy is only playing at reasons" lts real
intent Is TO gain time for observation Let the Repub
lie live but a few weeks longer and IL will
be recognized by whatever title IL is pleased
10 assume in the persons OF its Minis
ters. That the Powers are well affected toward the
Office do not believe. 1t is remembered that one
OF these message OF coDgratulaton TO the Com
mune. and that defended that institution In the
Congress. Nothing persuaded can be less " Com
munlstc IN the bad sense VI that term than the
present government. Senior Garrida, the Republican
deputy is Ihear likely have the Goyernorship OF the
Philippine Islands He has been faithful servant OF the
cause through good and III repnte and he deserves some
reward. more splendid foreign post was onered nun;
but. az IL would have given him little or no opportunity
OF making himself useful To the Republic he declined H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
THE CURRENT OF LEGISLATION.

ERIE Observation-Disclosures THE STATE
CURRENT NOTES.
IPROA THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, March A.-In the Senate, this even
ing, Mr.. Chatned offered resolution, which was unanl
mously adopted. requesting the Assembly Special Erie
Investigating Committee 10 make thorough e1amna-
ton into the truth of the allegations OF Mr. oDoherty,
that $50 900 used In Albany TO buy the votes OF siK
Senators resolution was introduced IN the Assembly.
authorizing the Erie Committee to employ Albert Stick
ney counsel at expense OF not more than $1,000
The resolution failed to get the vote OF majority OF AL
the members elected, but may be called mp again and
adopted. Mr.. Pierson objected that there were
three OF the best lawyers in the House-Crsry,
Lincoln. and Wght-slready on the Committee,
and it was unnecessary 10 employ another
The Senate ordered to third reading bill No 2i2 To
regulate the Of passenger fare the Erie Railway
An amendment was made 10 the bill by which the maxi
mum charge for carrying passengers Is fixed at two
mile for the whole part OF the route The
maximum in the bill as reported was three cents
The Joint Committee OF Fourteen to redistrct the
State for the election OF members Of Congress was com
peted tonight by the announcement to ACT on the part
the Assembly OF Messrs Hustled, Blacke Tobey Fort
Lewis, Yeomans Maney, Jacobs, and Van yalkenburgh
all but the last two being KepSoeans' Inc l3Io"ine
the Representatives OF the Senate hessrs Woodn
Robertson MCGOWAN, Adams, and Murphy-all RepuDl-
cans hut Murphy. Not single Democrat representing
the City OF NewYork il the Committee and the gen
eman who drew up the present Ubiquitous law is again
Chairman OF the Committee.
The Senate bill to abolish the Marine Court aud TO sub
stute in It's place tribunal TO be called the Municipal
Court with four Judges TO he appointed by the Mayor
and confirmed by the Superior Court Judges was re-
committed TO the Judiciary Ia order that Judge spaud
ing the Marine might be heard in opposition TO
the change The Senate Finance Committee d. y.
Wood, Chairman were authorized to employ counsel to
assist them In the investigation or alleged Quarantine
frauds and extravaganza. In the Assembly Mr.. Cook
called UP his resolution requiring the Commissioners OF
the Land Office report to the Assembly their reasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

THE BROOKLYN CHARTER BEFORE THE Assem-
bly, AND THE NETWORK CHARTER BEFORE
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLANS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsEl
ALBANY, March 24--TO-morrow will be emphati-
cally charter day in the Legislature. The Brook
Ign Charter framed by the Committee of One
Hundred, is to be the special order in the Assembly
for the morning session, and the New-YOrk Charter
the special order in the Senate for the evening SEES
sion. With regard to the last there is nothing new
20 be said, except that the CustOm-h0use leaders
have had caucus, aud agreed to present new
proposition with reference TO the appointing power
They will now urge the Senate to give power to the
Mayor and the Presidents of the two Boards jointly
without the intervention of the Aldermen in any
shape.
1t il sad that the Aldermanic party that was
formed early in January has been broken or so shat
tered that Bliss Davenport Il Co. have no longer
confidence in il, and they are now forced to fall
back on the compact that has been entered into
with the President of the two Boards BY this plan
they will also deprive Mayor Havemeyer of the adj
vantage he possessed in the plan as reported from
the Senate of having the first selection of heads of
departments.
Whether the new scheme Of the Custom-house
managers will meet with the assent OF majority OF
Senators is very questionable. Judging from the
remarks of those Senators who have been ques-
TONED upop the inject it will not. But the Custom
house party are expected here in full force to-mor
row. and will bring all the pressure they can to
carry their mint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

in the country as the basis for resdusting their paw
cordng 10 the comparative value and importance OF tne
mail service they performed. These returns ~e'o
anayzed in the department with great labor ana care
and the reports for the succeeding 1907 sho" ny
increase of the annual pay as follows; 10 1865 on %
routes readusted, t5o32o in 1859 on rs routes SS'
in 1870 on 9s routes s2ls6ss IN 1871 on 50 routes ti
and in 1877 on IO3 routes S56o These advances were
made under the Old law OF 1885, and were the result VI
the most careful and derate attention 70 the snecs
on the part OF the Post Once Department POSTMASTER
General Creswel in his annual reports has repeatedly
asked authority OF law TO grant further increase an"
Congress- responded Its late session by approprahs
half million OF dollars for this express purpose Nearly
the whole OF this increase will innre 10 the benefit OF
few leading companies, and the return proposed by
these very companies for the concession maze on mo
mart OF the Government is threat 10 withdraw the rail-
way postal on the 1st OF April.
The statement in a communication on behalf OF the
railroad companies in late number Of The NEW-fokE
TRIBUNE, that In 1868 Postmaster-Genersl Rands'
recommended to Congress increase OF 100 per
cent In the rates OF railroad pay, IL oontra-
dicted by his report for that year, IN WHO"
he reviews at length the draft OF an act !"
change the rates presented By railroad commltse ."
mail service TO be submitted II approved by MIN, 10
Congress for it's adoption. He shows that the enect OK
oontnO the rates proposed In said draft would be TO M
crease the annual expense for railroad mail service from
s3s12eOO Its amount in 1867, to t21 1oo an excess OK
Sl7s97 423. He concludes by remarklng that the ue-
partment forbearing upon such showing 70 take any
part in presenting the proposed act TO the Postomeo
Committees OF the Houses OF Congress- has pro-
ceeded with the work Of readusng the rates OF pay on
railroad routes upon scale within the limits OF existing
laws and much more compatible with the resources al
its command"
The demand made in the name or the ralroan
companies is doubtless OF piece with that OF 1866,
which Postmaster General Randall forbore 10 take any
IT Congress.
service has then increased " &02,I7 per annu
proportionate advance on this SUN would involve an
annual expenditure OF 702s6l7 for the single item or
railroad mail transportation an excess OIL t0oZo4o over
it, present and &c. 5i50 more than the whoe est
mated expenditures OF the department for the year emu
ing June 80 1874. II demand OF this nature the ra-
road companies would seem, as the COMMUNICATION IN
THE TRIBUNE alleges 10 court the Judgment OF the pun
c their wish in this respect will probably De more thah
gratIfied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
WASHINGTON.
AGAIN CONFIRMED.

THE VOTE IS RECoNsIDERED, AND THE DIS
GRACEFUL APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED By
MAJORITY OF TWO.
JBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBJ
WAsHINGroN March Ex-senator West was not
contented TO allow the Casey confirmation TO rest as
it was left on Saturday and so to-day, through the
aid of friend who moved to reconsider, he got the
case once more before the Senate Of course, there
was little new to say against Caseys confirmation
The facts that make him totally unit to hold the
most important Federal Office in Louisiana are I'M
disputed history and there is not probably single
Senator who would not, il he was sure that the
President would not punish him for it, vote against
this most outrageous appointment.
Mr.. West It is understood called the attention OF
Senators to the damaging record aud it s even wh's
pered that he darkIy limited that II change
in the Collectorship could be made, it would be DIS
covered that everything was not regular. 1t may be
remembered that o year ago, Mr.. West warned the
Senate against the confirmation of the man who was
nominated TO be postmaster at New-Orleans. mat
man has since proved to be dishonest.
Mr.. Thurman is reported TO have made a strong
speech on Civil Service Reform, and the vote was
taken after about an hours debate The vote stood
% Yeas TO % Nays the bare majority Of two being
obtained by securing the committee rooms, and
bringing out Senators who would much rather have
lodged And 30 the Civil Service is reformed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
FOREIGN NOTES.

The King of Portugal has sent the decOra-
sion of the order of st. James to President There.
The British manufacturers of agricultural
implements have resolved not TO take part in the Vienna
Exhibition.
Mr.. Bradlaugh, the popular British orator.
and wike Collins the novelist, coming 10 the United
States on lecturing tours
The steamship Cimbria from Hamburg for
NewYork has arrived az Havre disabled The Holsst1a
of the same line will replace the Cmbra, and take Tor
ward her mails and passengers.
A company is organizing in London for the
purpose laying cable from the coast of Ireland TO
point the coast Of New Hampshire where IL is TO join
the WINS OF the land telegraph contract has been
entered the manufacture OF the cable which
will be OSo miles in length. win cost $os5o and is to
he completed early in 1874 The prospectus states that
nglo American stock Is now at co. and French hanue
80 per cent premium 1t is estimated that II tDe com
pany charges only cents word will realize 10 per
cent on capital OF S,o0OOO0 The members OF the
g. stebbins' p c. Calhoun Henry Clews p. N. sponord,
Edward Haight, John Dun, james W. Brown ana T. a.
Straw.
A letter from ew-CaledOnia published by
the Toulonais adcts the statement widely cir
euated IN France that the condition of the Communists
was worse than that of mariners cast away on desert
island The writer says: The convicts, on arriving,
were agreeaby surprised at the treatment ordered Tor
them They are Of lodged and fed at the cost OF
the State and the idle who do not know what TO 90 10
kill time scarcely quit the cafes and drinking shops IN
NOumea which are crowded with customers lhose
condemned 10 deportation in fortified place and who
are sent TO Ducas Island ENJOY complete hberry and
only answer the call OF their names on calday when
Is once week Most Of them have decided on w0rkpe,
IN order to pass the time and receive an extra sum OF "a
cents per day The least able earn IL cents in addl
ton to lodging food and supplements irlnquet NAG re-
suped his old trade OF shoemaker the veterinary sur
geon Regere has become doctor, and now treats men
In pace Of animals Asst after having snked 1or te
seeing that no paid any attention TO him. asked ior
Employment as engineer which was at once accorded
him Several escapes had taken place ana an inquty
had been opened the subject TO ascertain whethe he
futlves had concealed themselves on board vessels or
whether they had been eaten by the natives VINO nave
still liking human flesh. Some Few OF the cOnVicts
had been offered Communication OF punishment Dut they
declined 10 accept it, wishing TO leave the country
the climate Of which 10 delightful"