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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-04
CONsUMPTIoNS' COLDS, COUGHS, sc
FLOWRE
COUGH SYRUP

This famous COUGH and LUNG RENE
DY is the active principle, obtained by
chemical process, from the "Globe Flow.
err known also as "Button Root" and In
Botany a. "Cephelanthus Occidentails."
This rare and delightful compound Is o
certain curk for every form Of
COUGH; BRONCHITIS, H~oARsENEss,
WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTH N A
GROUP. &C.
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IN CHAECERY Al JONEsDOR0'.
wAsHIN oIoN COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
Joseph s.. Rhes,
r. Walter

r. Walter. '1
IN this cause 1t appearing from the
allegations in complainants bill that
K. Walter, and Frank Walter, and l.. l.
Walter, trading under the firm name
an d style of Il, Walters Co.,
who are made dbfendants in. this
cause arc non-residents of the State OF
Tennessee. 1t Is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeks In the Herald and Tribune, a news.
paper published In the town Of Jonesboro
Tenn. notifying said defendants to ap.
pear before our said Chancery Court on
the Fourth Monday. Of November next
and make defence to said complainant
bill, or the same will be taken for con.
fessed as to them and set for hearing,
exparte. Witness B. F. Swingle, clers
and Master of said Court at Office In
J~onesboro', This 2slh day Of October
B. F swlNGLE, c. & N.
oct30pfs5.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT AT JONES
BOX.
A. W. Mason, -
Josephine Mason.

q ~ Josephine Mason.
PIN this case Il appearing from the ale
cations In c~omplainants petition that the
defendant Josephine Mason, is a non
resident of the State of Tennessee. II
Is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks In the
Herald and Tribune, . newspaper publish
ed IN the tewn Of Jonesboro, Tennessee,
notifying said defendant to appear before
u said circuit Court on the and Mon
dag, after the Fourth Monday In Neyem-
Der next, and make defense TO said COM
plsinants petition oil the same Will be
taken for confessed ard set for hearing,
exparte. Witness c, Wheeler, Clerk OF
said Court, at oficein Jonesboro'. This
October 2sth 1879. ~
octsow4ps5.
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INCHANCERY AT ELIzABErHroN
-aiuss j. A. Sutherland,
Iohn Shearer.

IN this cause It appearing from the
that ths defendant John Shearer, Is a
nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee,
II Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks In the
Herald and Tribune, a newspaper publish
ed In the town Of Jonesboro' Tcnn.,
motif ving and requesting said defendant
a year before the Chancery Court at
Elizai,vthto %. Tenn, on or before the 2nd
Monday of February next TO answer,
plead or demur, to the said bill Of COM
plaiuant or the same win be taken for con.
iessed as to him and set for hearing. ex-
parte, at the next term Of the Court
This October 2lth 1873.
JOHN C..sMITH, c. d M.
octs
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DIR. WIN. SMITH,
Surgeon and Mechanical
DE

0rFIcE--EaA side Of the Court House,
pom formerly occupied by John Allison,
Esq, Al work done in The most approved
ttgis known 10 the profession.
inly3-G.
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AND FOX SALE

r AND FOX SALE
NEAR Washington College, In Civil
District No3, Washington County Tern.
upoa which there Is a two story Brick
dwelling with kitchen and all necessary
ont buildings, good orchard water &c.
The land Is so situated there can be sold
with the improvements either 40, 60, or
100 acres, the improvements cannot be
made for the price asked for the whole
farm In a good neighborhood, convenient
to good schools, mills &C., % miles from
Raid Road station, time given II desired
on the principal part of purchase money.
For further particulars apply to
NJ. 8. MAHONEY,
Jonesboro', Tenn.
oct2tf.
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Tobacco.

am now manufacturing and keep for
sale a splendid quality of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, which offer for sale
on reasonable terms. | will exchange II
for good produce, and will guarantee
satisfaction to all who favor me with their
patronage. Call on or address me al
Gap Run, Carter County. Tenn.
FRANCIS M. HYDER.
april24m12,
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CHANCERY AT J0SEsBoRo''
D. W. F. Peoples, Admir- with the Will
annexed Of VIM. Cate, Decd.

". " Z . 4 coPles. mum Win TUG win
annexed Of VIM. Cate, Decd.
Thomas Cate, ct. al, Heirs and distribu-
tees Of Vim. Cate.
IN this aus IL appearing from the
allegations In complaints bill that -
Cate widow Of Noah Gate, Thomas Hlg.
den, aud wife, Rcbecca IIlgden, and
George Cate, are non-reiden Is of the
State Of Tennessee, and that there may
be other relations whose m and resi-
dence are unknown, and who may be
claimants under said VIII. 1t is there
fore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks In the Herald and
Tribune, q newspaper published in the
town ofJonesboro', Tennessee, notifying
said nonresident defendants to appear
before our said Chancery Court on the
4th Monday in November next and make
defence to said complaints bill, or the
same will be taken tor confessed and
set for hearing exparte. Witness d. r.
Swingle, G. and N, of said Court at office
In Joncsboro, this the 2lst day of October,
1873. D. F.SWINGLE, ca NJ.
73oct23w4 s.
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DEFIANCE WASHING MACHINE.
THE FATIGUE OF wAsHINa-DAY NO
LONGER DREADED!
Save Money, Mme, Labor and Drudger
lnsures Ecnnemy, Efficiency and
Clean Clothing.
The Defiance Washing Machine Ia sim.
pie in construction and so easy of opera
ton that, after q few moments of instruc.
ton, q child can use 10 eflectually. 1t will
not wear the clothes, there being no par
ticle of friction in its working.
II will wash clean the finest fabric and
the heaviest blanket. 1t will fit any sized
tub, round or stationary.
An muucement of more than ordinary
merit is the small cost at which it can be
sold, fhe price being only IS. All We ask
is a fair trile for this Labor-Saver, the
only Washing Machine that really takos
swaye fatigue and drudgery of washing.
day.
This new and splendid Wash, which
ought to be In the hands, of every whasl,.
ers woman ir the land, isnow offered t.
the people OF Washington county by the
only authorized agent for East Tennes
see n to whom application a be made
j. W. C. DEAKE,
rJonesbero', Tenn.
l. "'e'h a al aee Ia.
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Dissolution Of Co.Partnership

The co-Partn6rshlp heretofore existing
between George..H. Hickey, and W. d. 6,
Smith. johnson Gity. h this day Dissolved
by mutual consent. The business ofthe
concern viii be settled by G, w, Hickey
OF johnson City. All parties are hereby
notified 20 come forward and make settle
mens with thu above named firm, as the
business must be closed.
oet3otf.
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Notice.

ALL persons are hereby notified not
TO trade for Z note exected by me 10
Christopher G. Bennett, dated on or
about Nay 18th 1874, due eighteen months
afser date, for the sufn of SAIL 80 a 9 the
same was procured BY frand'aha IL with.
ont any consideration and the said Ben.
nett, ishereby notified not TO dispose Of
said note 9 TO proceed In any way 20
CHARLES cox.
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-ewsrc Of Counterfeitsi
lob NOSES sl'i t ;.Sf,TS f piilEs

Ar c1''nirriy corRTERiKiIEp. iishsnssi I~,rpggixs
'aatarv 80 The cosHi,Itsiff 10 make yredt>r tdtff.
fhs y'n"'nt hhtte The "a,ae II Job afoscs on earh
,T.bsse. III . bus are re,ihte~s iaiia.iuns. The
BEHuiSE Pills are ~uufailinE In the euro of al those
painful and dangerous Diseases TO which The female
,onstftution lie subject. They moderate all excessive
aud cure all Suppression 81 the menses when caused
y cold. inflammation, or diseate. in all cases of
S.Ivnus AMI. Spinal AEeetiens, Pains IN tho Back
and js.--- Fatigue ON slight. e~xertiou. Pslpitation
u the Heart. Hysterics and Whites they Will effect a
.,ery powerful, contain pothing hurtful to the most
delicate constitution.
Circular IN knglish German and rr.seh around
each bottle gives inlf direction and advice.
The oESrISE Pills are sold at most drug stnrcs, bus
. Your druggist cannot supply tbs GRsuISR, do not
% .persnadod 20 accept any counterfeit or bogus ar.
ceie but send One Dallar 70 The sole proprietor, Job
Hoses, IN Cortlnndt Street, frv York, with name
OF express efhce at which you will call for the pack.
ugc. and abotte Of tho GENUINE Pills sccursly and
safely packed In plain wrappers viii DO sent By return
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4 INvALIDS DoN'TDEsPAiR |
6SSa Thousands have found relief, GTa
and thousands will turn to this Medicine,
after exhausting their purses and pa
tience In search Of health.
Giddiness OF the head, dizziness Of the
mind, fntid breath, coated tongue, loss OF
appetite, Mains and weakness in the stom
ach. enlargement of the liver, yell0wness
ofthe skin, constant fever and thirst, with
a total disrelish for business, pleasure, OF
any kind OF employment,-FAHRNEY'S
PANACEA, IL taken and presevcred in
for a few days. will remove this whole
class Championships fluids Of the body
become pure, and mind clear, the stom-
ach strengthened, the tongue clean, the
appetite improved, and the whole system
so benefited that disease, In bad weather,
Is less liable to afflict You.
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10 II you vent the best Bee Hlr'H
the market buy The VIcToRY,
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! DIR. P. FAHRNEY'S
Celebrated
Blood Cleanser or Panacea.

Celebrated
Blood Cleanser or Panacea.
Asa xcdicine for children, the Pana-
cea is, in ev,.S way, calculated to take
the place of the endless variety of drugs
which arc annually sold for that purpose,
and which are often very injurious. A
medicine which possesses the qualities OF
a cathartic as well as a mild Alternative,
and which Is capable of arresting disease
without the least injury to the child, Ia OF
~incalculable value to every mother. AS
a cathartie, 1t Is very effective, yet It does
not, If given In proper quantities, cause
! ausea or distress In the stomach or bow
els. 1t Is II very pleasant to the taste,
which Is a very important feature as a
medicine for children. AS q preventive
Of disease 1t is unprecedented, as IL act 4
directly upon the digestive organs and
the blood. In all scrofulous diseases, Il
is the most effective medicine ever offered
to the public; and, il given regularly and
perseveringly, those eruptive diseases
so common TO children may be entirely
eradicatcd.
Prepared by p. Fahrncy's Bros. & Co.,
Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, aud DIR. p.
FAHRNEY, 80 North Dearborn Street,
Chicago. Price 81 ,25 per bottle, for sale
1ADby Wholesale and Retail Deal-enss
ers, Y
june26ml2.
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Every drip Of the s~ARsAFANLLIAs RRsOIup
communicates through the Hood, swat, rrOt NJ
ether Fluids and juices of the system We vlros ah 4
Il repairs the wastes Of the body with nav ii ~
Material. Serofuis. syphilb, Consumptlsn. 0k,lI
disen-c. Ulcers In the throat, Aru,h. funon MAJ
the Glands and ether paris VI the -sys,tn. sor In
strumoryus discharges from the Bars, and IN ~,
forms q skin di-oas.. krup,iOns, Fever sNrs, "
Head, Ring Worm. Malt Rhruin, Erysipslas Ars, M
Spots, Worms In The Flesh. Tumors Canosn IN IL, "a
aud all weakening and painful discharges, klshi lr.
Loss OF Sperm and all wasi,i 81 the lie pnn,lpk y
within the curative rango OF this wonder Of nar
Chemistry. and q few days upe will pnne IA suy M
using u FOR either " thsJs forms Of diseus d N,
power to euro them. "
II the patient, daily becoming reduced By .s VA
aud decomposiiion that IA continually prcSuaIx. :
cceds In arresiing thesc wastes, and eyah the y
with now material made from healthy hsod-sAK
tho sARsApARILLIAN will and does scesre-t n
Ia certain; for vixen euoc this remedy eounsp,s
work OF puri1eation. and succeeds In diminishing 1
loss ~ wastes. IL repairs win ss rapM. ssa suI
the patient will feel himself praw ing better and lrsaV
the Iood %dlgesiing better, appetite Improving nA Z
Not only docs tho EinsAriRuuAx Rnscluyr VI
all kncwrI remedial Agent. In the cure Of chpsa b
fulous. Constitutional, and shin diseases; bu, kai
ouly positive cure for
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EUTAW HOUSE,
BY MRS. NJ. A. DOSSER.
w. Z. GIBBIN

/" Jonesbero', Tennessee.
This house located on Main Street,
where parties wishing to stop over can
DO comfortable situated, has been lately
repaired, and Is 10 open for the recep-
ton oGguests. Every pains will be taken
and 10 expencs spared to make this a
preasadt home for all who wish to stop In
Jonesboro'. The table will at all times
be furnished with the best the country
affords, Terms reasonable. :
mar2-tf
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FEVER n ACur

FEVER AND AQuR cured for INV o.n,.
q remedial agent IN this wsrid that will sr,l swwshs
Asue, and all other Malariaus, BIlou. scS,., ',rtia
Yellow. aud other Feysrs lalded by RAM iyIN ur
90 quick as RAILWAYS READY kELiEr' Pal
per bottle. 'Wsa
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Kidney % Bladder Complatnh,

Urinary and Womb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes prN
stypparo OF Water, IneonllneHeo OF Urine. BrnArih
case, Albuminuria. and In all cases where han "
brtek-dust deposits, or tho water Is thick. cloudy ur
with substances like the while VI an ~, or ihftss n
white silk, or there Is q morbid. darn, bllnH tlFf
snee, aud white hone dust dsposis. and when I'm
n pr1ckirg, burning sensation when passing wstsf, N
pain IN the snaii Of tbs iack and along ihs Ions
Tifinor of 12 Tears' GrolsA
Cured by RaiWdy's Resolved
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-04-04
SANTA FEE ITEMS.

Rev. B. F, Stone preached in the
Methodist church, last Sunday. He is
a very earnest and efficient minister
He will organize the Sabbath School
next Sunday.
One OF our young neighbors, Matt
Dockery, was married last week, to a
Miss Church, of Shady Grove, Hickman
County.
There were three new married couples
at church, last Sunday, all looking as
happy as birds, ard perhaps as many
more of our young beaus and be lies who
envied their happiness.
Mr.. r. D. Atkison, of our place, has
gone to Pulaski, to go into business
There have been eight invalid pen
sioners drawing their pensions from this
Office, for service in the war of lSlZ.
Two of these have lately died, leaving
still six of the selects of former gener-
atlon yet with us.
Our roads are improving very slowly
Some PLACES on the Columbia road are
almost impossible. Yet for winter SER
vice they San never be made better, with
out macadam zing, and this would be an
easy pike built, for every mile woulo
supply the rock at tbs road side, with
but little hhSsuiing. We have valuable
! farming and lumber country, if Fe had
means OF shipping.
CGWl4y and Meroney have their naU''
| boiler at work now. The mill grin l.
| about twice the amount of the old one
and with less fuel. The livery whistle
| is heard tor miles around,
| Rev, w. NJ. Robson has very full
school il: ths Academy now, though he il
| suffering greatly at times with diseas,
/ of the lungs, and may not be able t.
continue teaching. There is no behe
| place for good permanent school.
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WAYNE COUNTY ITEMS.

We have very little news to send you. Our
town appears lonesome, dull and desertt d since
the farming season set in. Our merchants
complain OF dull sales, or really no sales at
all, with the exception OF pows, pillow points,
Irish potatoes and clover seed. The farmers
are at work IN earnest, and from the appear
ance OF the farms, .arge crops of corn and
cUttOn will be planted. An increased acreage
of cotton will be planted on Buffalo, Indian
creek, Hardin's creek, and in the neighbor
mood of Clifton. The low price of pea nuts
will prevent their cultivation IN Wayne this
year. The pea crop last year DID not pay.
The greatest enterurise of which old Wayne
can boast, is her extensive iron works SIX
miles East of Waynesboro. Twenty and TWEEN
ty-two tons pig iIon are. daily being made at
the works. oil. Boyd, the clever and enter
prising Superintendent of the works, has
kindly consenteI TO receive q visit from the
correspondents and editors of your paper,
and the representatives of such other paperss
as may be on hand, some time this Spring, and
to show them he inexhsustab beds of iron
in the vicinity, and give such items and infor-
nation in regard to the iron business as will
be of general interest TO your readers. Cor
resJondence will be had with Prot. Stafford
tie noted geologist, and his attendance soh-
CT ed.
The new Furnace, on Brush creek, few
miles Northeast of Wayne Furnace, will soon
be in flu blast.
AL We now need is, means of transportation.
Our old hills would then disgorge their hid
den treasure, and Tia Importance OF this long
neglected locality would be felt in the grea
commercial cities of thetWorld.
Yours, &C., VERETAs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-04-04

against the interests Of the Iaborefs already
in our midst, as Is manifest from the past
that we propose TO pay to these additional
general In this community, and assure
them there Is no danger but, that labor for
all the immigrants, and residents, viii be
abundant.
Resolued, That a meeting of the Farmers
Club be called for its next regular meeting,
and that all the farmers of the County be
invited to meet with US and join US
in this respect, by employing an agent to go
to Europe to secure such help.
Mr.. Timmons, the efficient Secretary,
stated that he had written to the Com
missioner of Agriculture for more seed,
informing him that we had flourish
ing Club, etc. The Com missioner re-
piled, and requested that the names of
the officers of the Club be furnished
him, The seeds had been sent.
The seeds were then distributed.
The following resolutions were passed:
Resolved, That the premium offered in the
year 1872, of 500, for the LIST, I'd, Sd, and 4th
best5 acres of corn: grown In Maury Coun-
ty, premiums divided into $50, S25, Slo, $40 re-
spectively, be renewed, and that II is re-
quired of all contestants that they shall
make known their intention TO enter for
such premiums by the LIST saturday OF
April, 1878, and that one to be estimated as a
contestant he must be a member OF this
Club. Entrance fee IS; any one member
may enter one or more lots of acres each
without any additional entrance fee.
Resolved, That Professor Rosenthal, Hon.
j. H Thomas, Col. Wade and Capt. Black,
be appointed a committee to open cores
of our State or elsewhere, and with lines of
Steamers, Railroads and all persons from
whom information may be obtained, to
ascertain plans, costs. &c, of bringing to our
section a sufficient number of laborers to
supply our wants, as farming. communni-
ty, and report to our ne 1t meeting.
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CnIumhin SOCIAL Circle.

The Social Circle met last Thursday night
at the Odd Fellows Hall. DR.. J. NJ. fowler,
the chairman of the last meeting called the
house TO order and nominated DR.. T. b. Rains
AZ 4 hartman of the meeting. DR.. Rains was
elected and proceeded with the business Of
the evening. The Sc Rotary called the roll {
members, and Tepo ted no record OF the .st
mre,ing. Miss Sarah Brown read beautiful
selection Of poetry in clear, impr essive man
uer. MIR. John Black sang q solo, Heart
Bowed Down." in which he let out his deep
base voice in such strains OF melody that all
were charmed. Judge Fleming read selec-
tinus from the "0lio,' which brought down
the house with a crash. The 'OHo" was
edited on this occasion by Miss Ella Cooper.
Ten minutes were given for ''chin music, aud
the Chairman ordered the solid square form
cd of ladies' To be broken BY the young gents,
who we're skirmishIng on the outskirts. The
suuars was two formidable for them, however,
aud they gave it up Several of the bravest
% them secuted through the square" but
we're like the dove of "NoAhs Ark could
6ud no place to sit. The Chairman then
called the house 10 order, and Miss Emma
lanes. one OF Columbia's sweetest singers,
sang q beautiful solo, which we consider very
difficult, as it had any number of trIils and
wait les 10 It. She sang with perfect ease and
great power and sweetness. Miss k!la Porter,
one OF the "prettie.t girls in the county
o. TO- every boy IN the county has "told her
So" read beautiful prose selection with her
swect and silEery voice. Judge Fleming. who
was not excelled by Dickens in his palmiest
days, as a reader, read few more selections
fr.,m the Ono" " bich were full OF spice and
pepper. A quartette was sung by Mrs. Seavy
ana Miss Maggie Andrews aud Messrs. Seavy
and Black, combination Of musical talent
that would have secured applause from the
most critical audience.
: he CiIc then adjourned TO meet Tuesday,
18th of April. The Secretary requests all
members who have not paid their Initiation
fee to hand II to him at their earliest conye-
nieucn.
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

John Benner, Of Macon, Ga, came to our
town recently.
Hon John Latin, Representative Of Fayette
county. WAS IN cur county few days ago on
Wis 10 his kinsman. J. MOrg Hughes.
Col. JOIN V. Wright. who returned from
Alabama about two weeks ago. has been hav-
Veg Chi Is. Get a bottle Of ChOlagog Colonel
Jadee W :. McLemcre will hold Criminal
Court at Lewisburg Monday.
Il s. Rosa BarDett, one OF tire most charm
ing vOcalists 10 the State, went to Memphis
Monday night. She will take the art of
Queen in the Orst0rin Queen Esther" " hich
will be rendere in that CITY very soon, for the
benefit Of the Episcopal Church. tbs high
compliment TO be called so far tn take SO i'm
portsut part 10 the Oratorio, and could not
have been more worthily bestowed. We
know she will do credit to herself and Colum-
bia.
Capt John G. Lester, q prominent young
lawyer of Pu laski, came 20 Columbia recent
~, on professional business.
Mr. W. r, Elan, who has been confined to
mis- bed a fortnight with his old war
wound, is on the streets sgsIn, and expects to
DO able 10 start for the Eastern markets
very soon,
Mr.. Turner. Of this place, who has erect
ed many lightning rods in this and ad
Joining counties, has received the contract for
putting rods the Publishing Hons, al Nash
vile. We hope our County Court will give
him an order to erect rods on the Jail.
Mr.. David Raulston, an old citizen of the
Bigbyville neighborhOol, ct one time Reye-
nue. Collector of this county, contemplates
moving to Colorado, shortly.
Col John v. Wright has an excellent recipe
for hog cholera.
VIM. Benner, of this place, who WAS SEN
fenced to the penitenti1ry last Summer, for
malIeinusly stabbing Joe B. Woodsides, has
been pardOned by the Governor, and is again
at liberty.
Mr. JEFF NJ. Word, formerly of Franklin,
was in town Tuesday. he is travelling TOR the
firm OF VIM. Glenn d Sons, Cincinnati, at
present, and is one Of the most sterling bust
ness young men in the country.
Note Patten, Esq, has returned from re-
cent visit 20 st. LOUIS. He saw Shepard. He
expects to engage in cotton planting in ArkAn.
sas this summer.
ss we supposed, Ca t. James d. Thomas
explains the affair about Charley Gordon and
Johnny Parks pass quite satisfactorily. he
sent the pass from Decherd to them, bat thy
failed to get thsm. We make this explana-
ton with much pleasure. Capt. Thomas is
net only well skilled in his profession, but is
highly esteemed by all who know him.