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Gems Of Beautiful Writing.

A new Compendium Of Penmanship
comprised in a complete series If copy
slips, HIS !dst, been published. Tho au-
thor, prof, GAsNkLL, President of the
Bryant / sttattDn College. Manchester,
N. H., has long Been known as the
prince of American Psnmen," and since
the death of Father Spencer there has
been no one to dispute this title.
This Compendium is having a large sale
in all the principal cities and throughout
the country, as nothing so complete,
beautiful and useful for self instruction
has ever before been offered. 1t supplies
4 great want. Book-keapcrs, clerks,
teachers, farmers sons, all want to lean
to write rapidly and elegantly, and no.
where else can they get SO good ~instruc.
tion as in this Way. lt,is sent by mail to
Any address for 81. Write for It.
Address Prof. Y. A. GAskELn, Man.
chester, N. II.
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DiED.

Last Tuesday morning, Mrs. MARY
JONES, wife of John Jones.
On tho 2ith inst, near this place Mrs.
SALLIE pRYDk, Of CONSUMPTION.
In this place. last Friday. PETER
JoNEs, Of color, aged about 80 years.
Uacle Peter had the character of being an
honest man.
Last Friday evening a.,.Sulphur Springs
in this County Mr.. JESSE HUNT, aged
so years. Mr.. Hunt was good citizen,
kind neighbor, and christian gentleman.
He leaves . large bumbsf Of connections
and friends 70 mourn his loss.
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U

1t lisa faithful task, that in tn e provi
dence of God, it is truthful, aud necessar,
to say,JAMEs ELBRIDoE MAy,i is no more.
He was the second child and the onl,
grown son of George W. aud Nancy G
May. Elbridge was born, April Plat 1851
and as be came to his end on the 10Th o
last month, February 1878, )he was ncarl,
twenty-five years old.
He was passing on the down %train.a few
miles below Knoxville. where a few hour.
before day, no fell off, as wa. suppose
though unseen by mortal eyes, and wal
instantly crushed to death. by the pom.
dcrods fdliing wheels. Sometime after
daylight, he was picked up by the up.
train, brought to Knoxville, thence
brought home, and on tho 20 ult. was in,
TERED uear Mt. Lebanon Church, wit.
messed by a vast concourse Of people.
Some six years since, in the sixteenth
year of bis age he made a profession Of
religion, aud at the same time, with OF
older sister, Maliuda, joined the church
Aud up to the time of his death, be con,
tiuued to DO a constant member of the
Presbyterian Church at Mt. Lebanon,
which is near Chucky river, some seven
miles south of Jonesbo-o,' East Ten.
nessee.
He was the picture Of health, promised
fair for d long, happy and useful live.
But he was cut doSu almost in the twink.
ling of an eye. So that in his case; was
the truth forcibly eIempli6ed, that "ir
the midst Of life, va are III death" Yet
the ssying that he wasa CONSTANT Church
member does not fully explain the char
aster Of our departed young brother
On unpleasant church days, when but few
would wend their way to the house Of
God, his smiling face would be sure to
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Shipments.

Shipments.
We take pleasure in presenting to our
readers, in ttts county particularly aud
to those abroad generally, an EXHIBIT OF
shipment from Jonesboro' Depot, one o.
the four in, this couuty, from January list,
1873, to March 18th, 1873, inclusive,
furnished us through the courtesy Of S.
&. Oakley, Esq our obl'ging agent at this
Depot. 1t is necessary to add that these
shipments were made by freight only, and
not by Express, which latter shipments
added to these would enhance total .ton.
mage" considerably.
We say tonnage because we are more
than gratiied at the magnificent grand
total of our shipments. We are convinc.
ed that nothing can demonstrate more
clearly our prosperity. To those seeking
Homes, Washington county offers induces
ments superior to all other sections in the
land. The heaviest shipments of wheat
aud fruit. etc we're made previous to
January Isl. and are, IF course, not in>
eluded in this Exhibit. Since that time
it is safe to say that the total shipments
from this Bounty would be Eve times great
or thai tho figures here given. The mis-.
cellaneous shipments include dried frul',
butter, hides, leather, feathers, bacon,
lard clover-secd, etc, in fact everything
not herein separately classified.
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The Eastman Atlanta Business
College.


College.
This Institution has achieved a Success
which is unparalleled in the history Of
Commercial Colleges. Starting III atlanta
GA; May 9TH; 1871, 9th four students,
it has already sent out to the business
world nearly THREE HUNDRED
STUDENTS to attest It's superior merits.
The secret of its wonderful success is list,
it is the only College in the South that is
conducted on the ACTUAL BUSINESS
PLAN. I'd, it keeps up, to the letter OF
its advertisements. Sd, it is conducted
by men who have had years of experience
as practical accountants, business men,
and teachers. The total cost for a full
course including board, washing, tuition,
books, and s%tatibhtfy will not exceed
$3.50. For specimens of Penmanship aud
Colltse Jourhal tuhtaiLing full informa.
ton. Address
G. f. bEfwTLER, Prest.
p. o. Box $50, Atlanta, Ga.
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dissolution of ca. Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween e. Wheeler Il N. 3. Mahoney, In
the publication of the HERALD AND
TRIBUNE, is this day Dissolved by mutual
.rcnscnt, e. Wheeler retiring from all
b,isipess connection with the paper,
which will continue to be published BY
n. s. Mahoney, to whom all cOmmunica.
tirns on business should hereafter be adj
di essed.
e. Wheeler MIL still remain on the
Editorial STAFF OF the paper and will de.
vote his whole attention that branch o.
th, business.
Communications intended for Insertion
In the paper should be addressed as befor,
G. WHEELER.
M. $. MAH0NEY.
March 10th, 1873,
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Bounty and Pension.

Bounty and Pension.
AN ACT to place colored persons who
enlisted in the army on the same foot.
ing us other soldiers as to bounty and
pension.
Be il enacted By the Senate and House
of Representatives. Of ne United States
Of AmeryNtd III Congress assembled, That
all cofofed pSrsoHs Mo enlisted in the
army during the sto war, and Who are
now prohibited from receiving bounty
and pension on account VI being bornci on
the rolls Of their regiments as Slaves"
shall be placed on the same footing, as I'd
bounty and pension, as though they had
not been slaves at the date oftheir enlist.
mout.-APproved, March 8, 1873.
Parties interested in the ACT can have
their claims promptly collected by ad,
dressing A. +. Randall, Washington, D.
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be seen among the little group. Aud not
only was he present, but always ready fol
for every good word and work.
Last Summer, he was the prime mover
in getting up a young mems prayer meet.
ing. which he, aud others found to be
very profitable in developing their Chris
tain graces.
His seat therefore, is to remain vacated
as there can none be found, that will be
able to al il exactly.
So kind, affable and exemplary, in all
his department, through all the walks Of
his short life that his enemies, if any,
we're lew. and far between.
A few days after his death. n letter
wasrcceived by bis parents. from his boyr.-
ing house in Knoxville, written by a
youth of fourteen, stating that he was with
them on Sabbath night before his death,
At church, and that prospect and affection
en.wined around him, by all who knew
him." and that"we feel thiJ morning that
he was too good, too noble for our society,
and God in his infinite Wisdom removed
him FROM earth"
And although his race Was very short,
yet in the affections of the people of Mt.
Lebanon, and of many others, his memory
will DO loudly chcrishedi for Many years
to come.
But it was in the family circle especially
that he had distinguished himself as the
loved one.
Having been early and carefully
trained by piOus parents. Love aud obc.
dience made up tho watch word of his
life, and his parents testify to the fact,
that in youth and onward in his SHIRT
career,h his errors consisted almost entirely
in those Cases IN which he was unable to
decide what duty was.
Then occupying this position in the
home circle it is not surprising that he
soon became, and continued to be the
special f%avorite Of the family
The week before his death, at the time
of his leaving home, the feeble mother
had some vivid premoniti6hs that this wat
q final fare veil, as he gave her the par,
ting kiss.
Yet it is not strange to say, six days
after leaving home, when his mangled
body was carried into the house, the shock
was so dreadful to all, but especially to
the disconsolate mother, that &cr grieving
spirit had we'll nigh taken its everlasting
fight.
But to those dear heart. stfiuksl rela.
tives and friends, be it said in confidence
and with thanks to CID, you should not
mourn as those who have no hope. BE
hind this %frowniug providence, God
hides 7 smiling face.
True Bridge is gone to return no more.
True he had a good home, loving pa
rents, loving brothers and sisters. Bat
be assured he has gone to a better coun-
try, a far better home, to u better father,
to better friends, where accidents never
happen, ard "where the wicked cease
from troubling. and the weary are at
resi-. Therefore ''hope in God, and he
will yet give you the desires of thine
heart"
Then let yodr sorrow be mingled with
joy. For it will hot be long until YOU
will meet again %"beyond the river on
the sunny banks Of the heavenly Canea an.
There parting will be no more, and our
blessed God will wipe all tears frdih your
eyes.
Aud now fhay the God of all grace
comfort your hearts, and enable you to
r%ejoicc in him With that joy which Is un-
Spcakable and full Of glory.
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OHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
George W. Vincent Admir-. &c.
-.. vs..
Sarah NJ, Vincent.

~ -
Pursuant to n decree of the Cboncnry
Court at Jonesboro' at its February Tetin
1873, in the above cause, | will Offer Cor
sale to the highest bidder at tlE Courk
House door in Jonesboro' or the laili dGy
OF April 1873, the land mentioned in the
plcadings, 1t being the land owned by
Thomas Vincent n: the time OF his death.
to wit, all thc.right, title, claim, and H.
terest in the lot assigned to Kate and
Laur Vincent, also the parcel of land
allotted to Mary Williams aud Charles
Vincent, or so much thereof as NAV be
necessary in equal proportions to satisfy
The amount named in SAID decree. And
II the above two lots full to bring am
amount sufficient, | will also sell the nor
tlonsa allotted to the widow rs her dover
Interest, said land lying in Civil District
No. 10 Washington County Tennessee,
near the town of Fall Branch. will sell
the same on Il credit OF six months wifi,
ont the right of redemption. Bond and
approved security will be required for
the purchase money aud Il lien retained
upon the same until the purchase monyv
Is fully paid This March 18th, 1873.
b. +. SWINGLE, G.. & VI.
~marl3w4pisS.
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DEMoREsr's MoNThLY The April
number of this popular periodical comes
to US fresh as Spring daisy. 1t is very
much enlarged, and etety way inrroved,
and we guess the ladies' are right when
they say it contains is much genuine in
formation as all the other Fashion Maga>
zines put together.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween, &. Wheeler and NJ. s. Mnh6ney,
lIavl X this day Dissolved, the Old thsihess
of the firm must be settled Np At once.
Persons indebted to us are fegncstSd to
call aud settle or their accounts MI be
placed IN the hands of an officer for Vol.
lection.
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MAR RIED:

At Franklin, Kentucky, on 2lst, inst,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Col. SAMUEL
MIERs, and Miss NELLIE GRtBf.
At Elizabetbton; Oh the evening Of. the
10Th, inst, at the residence III the Brides
father by Hon. w. b. Carter, DR.. NJ. NJ.
MARTIN, Of Sullivan, to Miss S. FANNIE
PERt6uy.
At the residence Of the brides father,
Veal's Station Texas. December 26th. by
the Rev. W. W. Thomas, DR.. G.. W.
AKARD, Of Jacksboro', formerly Of John.
son City Tenn. to Miss SALLIE NJ,
JONATHAN.
May happiness aud long lie be theirs.
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Emigrants.

EmigrantS.
Several persons from Pennsylvania and
Maryland we're in town this Week. They
have COM to East Tennessee to examine
the country and IL pleased win settle per,
s~anently among us. Our citizens should
show them every encouragement, and as,
sist them in visiting every section Of the
country. that they may not only satisfy
themselves fully, but DO able to report
favorable to their ncighbors who are look
ing out for homes in q more genial cline,
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Enterprise.

Our drug friends. the Messrs. Sanford
Chamberlain & Albers, have just made a
large shipment of their great cough rem
edy Symphyx, to a firm in East Saginaw,
Mich. to fill an order from that city.
Symphyx is fast becoming the leading
remedy for lung affections, and we con.
sratH'ste the proprictors on their deserved
success. -&n0rritLe Ch,UHicr..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27

We take pleasure in calling the at
tention Of the public to the fact that the
Eutaw House, after being repaired and
neatly furnished is now open for the recep.
ton Of guests, by Mrs. M. A. Dosser.
We Assure the public that this will be a
first class hcasej and that every attention
will be given Ss sSssts to make them
comfortable. Mrs. Bosser, ID an excellent
lady, kind and hospitable, We venture
tho assertion that those who stop at the
house once, will be certain to return
when they visit tie town again, to enjoy
the good things that will be found on the
table.
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Favorable PROPOSAL

Rsy, DR., y. Q. Haven. Secretary Of the
Methodist Board Of Education, after con
ferring with a committee appointed b,
the HolstOn, Tennessee, Georgia, and AL.
ALBANIA Conferences to secure the founda'
ton Of a GENITAL Institution Of learning
proposes to establish a university at Chat.
tanooga, if the citizens will furnish an &C.
ceptible site, and contribute, before June
/, 1873, $4,000, Of which $4,000 shall
be expended In a building.
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GRAND LODGE OF +. & A.. MAsoSs,
State of Tennessee, U. S.

Office of NJ. W. Grand Master,
Chattanooga, Tenn, March /, 1873.
T. B. CASE.
DEAR Sir AND Bro IL hare exam.
ined The General History, C~yclopcdia
and Dictionary of f. Masonfy-By Rob't
Macoy and GeoFgc oliver, D. d." aud
find it work that I can heartily RECON-.
mend to the fraternity. In fact no ma.
On should be without copy.
ID. X. GRAFTON.
A true and perfect copy;
JAS. q. DkAbtRIcK,
Attorney at Law Jonesboro', Tenn.
March 20, 1875 WI
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Garden Seedsl Garden Seeds!!
For the best and freshest Garden Seeds,
call on Bovell & Mathes. If.

You who lead sedentary lives-Prin>
tiers, Tailors, Shocmakers, ETC., will find a
great relief for the ,C~on.tipation from
which you so often suite: BY taking Sin.
mons Live Regulator. 1t is 4 simple,
harmless, vegetable compound, sure to
relieve you, and can do no injury.
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The Tipping Bill.

This bill passed by the Legislature
last week will be found on the fourth
page Of to-days issue. 1t Is moro radical
bill than we had any idea could be car
ried through our Legislature.
Since writing the above we learn that
Gov. Brown, vetoed the tipping law last
Monday.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
IN CHANCERY AT ~JONEsBoEo.
Complainant.
J. c. Thompson, Ad'mr Of the Estate of
L. a. Russei deed.
y AYS;

j. c. Thompson, Ad'mr Of the Estate of
L. a. Rpssel deed.
defendants,
4. J.. Burs6n, Sam'l Il. I.yan and wife
Nancy Jane Lyan anil Mathew EdmOuson
and wife; Mary A. Edmonson, formerly
Mary n. duncan, Jane C.. IIamil widow
formerly Jane G.. Duncan; sReuJen
lIamil and Wife Macy .kuI formerly
Nancy A. Duncan. David c, lfaitii and
wife Elizabeth G.. formerly Elizabeth G..
Duncan Francis Marian Duncan, John
A. Duncan. and Robert Nelson duncan
heirs at law of RachelG g. Duncan, decd
IN this cause 1t appearing from the al
legations in compliments bill that Math-
ew E6monson, Mary A. Edmonson Jane
G.. lIamil, Reuben llamil, Nancy Ann
Ilamil, David c, IIamil, Elizabeth G..
llamil, Francis Marion Duncan, John A.
Duncan and Robert Nelson Duncan. are
non-residents of tie State Of Tennessee,
it Is therefore ordered t:iat publication
be made for iour successive weeks in the
Herald and Tribune a newspaper PUBLISH
cd in town of Jonesboro', Tenn, notify
ing said defenants TO appear before our
said Chancery Court on the 18th, Monday
IN MAY next aud make defence 10 said
Complainants Bill. or the same viii he
taken for confessed AZ to them aud sci
for hearing EXpaitc, Witness. u. f..
Swingie. G.. d NJ OF said Court at office
in JonesbOro'. This 10Th day of March
1873.
r. =. SWINGLE, c. & VI.
by e, ". SwINGLE, d. {. & ".
m~ar20wIpfsl0.
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Attempted Burglary.

Last Saturday night abod. ~ o'clock
home person attempted to enter the dwell.
ling house Of Mr.. Jacob Adler. He had
the window raised, when Mrs. Adler
svoke and demanded his name. Not Dc.
sirihg to be interviewed at that hour d
abe night the fellow LEFT without securing
anything for bis trouble. Having made
, failure at Mr.. Adlers he will no doubt
fry some other house in a short time.
We advise the eiti%shs. 20 prepare them
elves to give such intssders warm re.
feptiOn."
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--
Methodist University.

The members OF the NJ. l.. Church
South, Of Tennessee, determined during
the past year to raise 0ae Million dollars
to establish a University. The subscrip>
ton Of Commodore Vanderbilt. Of $500.
900, is regarded as making the University
an established, fact. The magnificent
gift should be duly appreciated by every
individual Of the State.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27

"YouNa AMERICA" for April ful6lls
the promise of its past. 1t is an excellent
Juvenile Magazine, bright, live and in
structiye, as well as entertaining full Of
amusement for the little folks.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27
Another School.

ANOCIl6f SCHOOL.
Mr.. q. W. Hickey, of johnson City,
vas in town last Monday. He said bis
business was to make up a school for the
special benefit of the County ofRgiais, and
that lie wanted them all to start In the
SpellinR Book.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27

[PolSo ned.
Mr.. Landon II. Shiplsy Wa, seriously
poisoned ABOUT two Weeks since by hand.
ling the Rhdstosisodcndron, or climbing
poison vine, as it Is known through the
country. We understand ho is now con;
valeScing.
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Victory Bee rive.

Victory Bee Hive.
State and County rights to sell for this
Patent Bee Hive: AS it is tho intention
of the Patentee to have the Hive introdu.
ccd all over the country this season, good
bargains can be had by APPLYING to
NJ. S. MAnoNEY, Agent,
JonesSoro'. Tenn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27

The Town Clock.
Was on a spree last week, and stood
with its hands pointing to the figure 3
Nor several days.
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Cold Weather.

A severe storm ragged here last Tues
day highland on yesterday it was showing
all day. The weather is extremely cold. and
has checked up gardening for several
n days no doubt.
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Don't Get Excited.

When you have a family spree over
the advent Of a boy baby, don't get too
much excited. A young fellow in the
country was made SO happy a short time
since, taat he burnt his hat, and kicked
the dogs aud cats out Of "pnps" way in
such a manner as to make the doctor think
tho fellow had gone crazy.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27
Republican Banner.

We call attention to the advertisement
pt this excellent Daily paper, to be found
sin to.days issue. We will furnish the
Daily Banner, and HERALD AND
TRIBUNE, for twelve months at $1,000.
Blk months at $500.
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Manhood II " Lost, How Restored

R5EB Obj, EiiivcfMcii,s CcI-
W cBrated Essay on the rad
icdl cure without mclicinc) or SPERMA-
TORRTGA or Seminal Week.-Mrs.; lnvol-
untary Seminal Losses; IMPOTENCY,
Mental and Physical I%nctpacity; Ilnpe-
diments, to Marriage ett; also CtSstMP-
TON, .EPILEPSy and Fifs; induced by
self indulgence or sexual Extravaganza.
B6y-Pricc, in a sealed envelope, only 6
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admira-
BILE essay, clearly demonstrates from a
thirty years successful practice, that the
alarming consequences of sclfabuse may
be radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal fpelicine or the application
ofthc knife poiiit.Hg int a mode of cure
at once simple, certain, and cffcctual, by
means OF which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply,% privately, and radically.
saS~This lecture should be In the hands
of every youth and every man III the
land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope
to any address, postpaid on receipt of six
cents. or two postage stamps.
Also, DIR. Culyerwell's "Marriagc
Guide, price 50cents. s.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. j. &. KLINE & CO.,
I27 Bowery, New York, Post-Ofice
Box. A,5S8.
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land Wanted.

Persons having Real Estate for salt
will consult thei- interest by writing to
Charles Seymour. Knoxville. Farms and
Mineral property, Iron Ore Banks, &C.,
are wanted, NARROW,
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'Ts ke Notice.

Ia ke Notice.
Persons ordering any article ADVERTISED
in the HERALD AND TRIBUNE will
please make mention of the paper III VIII ich
they saw the advertisement.
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TABLE OF SHIPMENTS:
Total,
2,775,39O lbs

Just think of it, Two Millions Seven
Hundred and Scvcnty.6ve Thousand
Three Hundred aud Ninety pounds of
freight shipments, from Jonesboro' alone,
in the sdor: space Of 70 days, 1t is i'm
possible to compute the total value Of
these shipments, but should say that $72.,
900 would be a very low estimate
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27
JACK FOR SALE.

have a Jack, that | wish to sell, he Is
nine years old this Spring, and is all
right every way, he Is heavy made has
large bone, md for particulars address
mt 1T Telforls Depot,
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Lecture Postponed,

Lecture Postponed.
Owing to DR.. Munsey's illness thi,
morning. he has postponed delivering hil
lecture on "Man" till Monday evening
April 7th.
R II. DUNCAN.
March 81, 1873.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-03-27

1t is also proper to add that from 10 to
20 car loads of Produce; etc.; in addition
to the above enumeration are now in our
Depot awaiting transportation.