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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28
l1ENNsYLVANiA RAlLROAD-On aud after
4 MosDAt, June yird, 1873, trains leave D.pOt
Thirty sscoad And Market streets


i MosDAt, June yird, 1873, trains leave D,pot
Thirty sscold And Market streets
AAlSK LINE WESTWARD.
PAIL Accom-. 6.2L s. 30 aud u 10 A. m.;llO,
. q aud II. p IA. Ca Sunday. 40. NJ. anA
Niagara Express daily, sxeep. Sunday. at
Eimira and Lock Haven Erp.. except sunday.
Mail daily. ex .ept sunday. $. 0lam
faTt Line aud Erie Rnp daily. except scnda-.
= ariis6ars Aecommc. daily, except Sunday.
a easter sni York Accom-. daily. sx Sunday
ssrkss6arg Train daily, exestt Sunday, at
Pittsburgh EEIress daily. except Sunday, at
Cincinnati ETpress daily, $40 p. m.
southern Express daily, 10 y, p. m.
7 eire Express aud Eris faii, daily. II. @, D VI,
sris Mail, saturday night, russ only 10 VIII.
isnspcr,. kpignn' Express, l26, =. m,
T .ck-ls ln be procured and baggage dsliv-
ored At li6 Market street by 8 o'clock. y. N.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
TX for New York. 251. & 40. s Dand
nds.bt sa i 4 rs ~ aqa 81 s q Is y ~
u X D. m , sud ~ ~ midnight
kuigraut rnis Tor New York 70 midnight
Accommodation for ituniJn, g. 80. a. N -
aud II ID. p. ~
PROM KRSsiSaroS DEPOT.
RoF New York. T. Is. n. N and \ 10, p. m.
bnstl-ton, 6tl, A. ms Y moon; IS and 7.25,
Ienton. 20. 7ai sm,2l5 SIS. T. 8.
New brunswick and intermediate stations. at
2. 10. N.
PoR RELvIDERR DIVISION.
fxp ess tor Trentnu, LamboTtviils. Philiipa-
hutg' haston' scrauinn, etc. l31. a. m aud
WAY 'rraias 10 Lambertvilla aud Pennington.
~ W ead 4. p. M. For Pen ninEtOa, 7.sO. 10
AceomBlud alton for Balvlders, 8 80. p. m.
ANNOY DIVISION.
rRoN NARKkr TTREsr FRHRT.
Accomplishing for New York, via south Ar
laucIins, ~ ~. AID via Moninsuth June,
Accom-. for New Yeri, Va Trenton. ssrd TO-
! a. N 3. 0 and q, y. m. For Trenton, u noon
Way Ynain r,r Burlington, ssi. p. IN.
| Way 1iAins for Blrdentowu. S aud II. 80. p. N.
| for kitkors branch 30, AL. 2 and ,. M.
for Long srsneh, ~ a. ~, and 2,0J, .. NJ.
| For Peuli eriNu ana Long Branch. S1. IA. u.
an, 70 y. faeksiton Il, H., 81. a. N
Ior Aedforl 10. l.u.;Sli. Asl, $50. p ~.
| For Mount Holly aad PamhsrtSn, d. Z: 30. u, i5
An ~, 3 e, Ln a,5l D. 80. p. IN, FOR Nj.
Holly only u %, M
rRA NJ ARKIvK At rHIRrY.FtEsr AsD NARKKT
srRktrs -
| FTom Pittsburgh, 2 50, 90. a. IN. az 81. p m.
dsili \. o.. a % 49, v ~ except Monday.
suadIy, From Bsiial,, and NissaTa Fsils u.
Eimifs s1d WilIiamsperi, g. p. m. PROM New
furk. y -, I u. u 10 u % tRens. a. H. %
! ~ ~, 4, D. n, kens 7 10, d s.l2.
/ tkens. ~ aqd ~ a., y. m. Sunday tfAins.
| 9. o. "a ~, u a. p. Ia aud "a g. a. N. from
l E4siou, Philip butg, aud Lambertvllle ~ IS.
! I s., D. u.
sleeping. car tl,ksls can be had At sOl Chestnut
street, gnd Depot, THIRTY second ant Market
streets.
TIE Onion Transfer Company will call for aud
| eheck bagsag from hotels and rst iisnees Time
I cards A 40 IN inf rmaliau ba ODtntuad At thu
Depots And Ferry named above. snd At the
! following
! Ono. gOl Chestnut stfeat
| TICKET OFFICES. so kSs Chestnut street.
| 81. il6 Market street.
| A. J. CASSATT, d. n. BOYD is.
| General Manager. Geo. Pass Agent.
| je 2s-wu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

FArAL ACCIDENT --OHr day last week
w. Nunh L'dnum, who lived httwrcn
'.. MmNlnud Line, aud brlgryill,, Del,
Do |. nrrideully thrown iroin - unle and
10 lived turh serious Injuries that doubts
.e,,' from Che rnleItain' Of bis rccOv-
.n. Medical usaisianre was procured aud
..r,ihiue dome TINT SIKH aud ingenuity
.pli,l devise but proved Of no avail. The
.uptirs we're of so serious nature as to
l.,'lir all medical skill, and Mr.. Lednum
fingered in stale Of inscnslbility until
saturday last, when he dNpired. lie was
worthy aud respected citizen.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28
WALTON 4 JAMES >

may he Purchased at any Time ~
the FOLLOWING Places
Smith Brssn's hour and feed store, Tourtb
aud shipley theeas,
Thomas Reynolds m-at SORE Al Risnth and
Church.
Edward Fenton's Ice cream saloon, 723 Church,
Frank swsstinan's vHris ' stOrs, Sn Church.
william p, Wells NEST store. corner Of sixth
AID spruce.
Godfrey PittnAns Ice cream saloon. seveath
And Pine.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

rupLisuEp EVERY SATURDAY BY
cpOAsDALE e. CAMERON,
NO. SO MARKET STREET,
.atoining the ctty Hall
TERMS ~ SUBSCRIPTION
...,u npIJ,AR AND-A HALF A YEAR
payable In advance.l
subscriptions must be paid Invariably
Ga ADVANCE.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

Az INDEPENDENT
Family ewspap eF'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28
"Oh for a portly parson power
To chant thy praise hypOerlsy.'

Aud we'll he might, for we are ever
either deceivlng or being deceived. Our
very language Ia written all over with
hypocrisy, in those soft smooth words,
Ia which evil and sin are wont to hide
themselves. The world Is full Of mock
eries-mock courage, mock truth, and
mock religion. Aye aud this boosted
nineteenth century Is the greatest mock
cry of them all, and its Wanted light but
little better than tue phosphorescent
CLEAN of decay. Poets have sung the
golden age but this is the genuine age
of gold-the age when gold rules all
thlngs-the hearts OF men, the policy of
nations. Certainly his Satanic majesty
exhibited a reasonable knowledge OF
human nature, when he said Of Job,
:, But stretch forth thy hand now, aud
touch all that he hath, and be will curse
thee TO thy face" The yellow dust has
stopped the mouth OF truth, and swayed
the balance OF Justice. Demon faces stare
at Us from the crow !, athirst with The
fierce passion for gold. Horrible deform.
tiles pass us In our daily walks, crushed
and warped on the tread mill Of humanity.
There Is but one sod and that god Is gold.
We are worse-iar wore than the ancient
Israelites, for who will say that "there
are yet seven thousand who have not
bowed the knee to BsSl !" These are
the days Of magic, when a touch Of the
golden wand will work n thousand won
ders, when every door is barred will
gold, and OPENS but to golden keys
Slavery ia no longer an institution o.
our land, hut are not men still bought
and sold for what they contemporary
call " filthy lucre 7" Ne Americana
would never have bowed to the colder
calf, we would have coined the Jewell
into dollars, aud worshipped them rs WI
are doing now. We are n chosen people
the chosen people of the Devil. Coli
Jewels why there are thousands amoni
us who are coming their very souls
shame on the age that fathers such
j miser brood shame on the men who bur
/ heart and soul beneath the yellow ore
shame on us all who dare 10 shack
truth with chains Of gold
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

4 REGULAR MEETING or THE CITY COUNCIL
REPORT or Tiik COMMIT gE ON hospital
rue JACKSON AND HpND BUILDING NJ
kkcrkD TO hE PuHoHAsED-AN iMPORTA NJ
REPORT IRON rHE FINANCE COMMITTEE
REDUCTION or TAXATION, ETC, ETC.
The regular weekly meeting of City
Council was held Thursday night, President
Maris In the Chair.
The Street Committee made the following
reports; Favorable to allowing carts TO
back upon the sidewalk favorable 20 paw
ing tie bed OF Front street from Poplar
street to the christina River in favor OF
paving the cutters on the south slide Of
Thirteenth street, between French and
Walnut
The first report was rejected and the two
last adopted.
The Street Commissioner reported 40 men
and II horses and carts employed In the
Street Department.
The Watering Committee reported in
favor of extending the water pipes on
Washington street as asked for by q. W.
Talley. The report was adopted.
Ihe thief Engineer Of the Water Works
relnrtod 30 men employed IN his department
The Finance Committee made the follow
ing report, which was unanimously adopted
without being debated;
The amour Of appropriation for the ex-
penses Ui the city for the wear 1873 ~ Der
ordinance, passed January %, 1873, was
Deduct school appropriation, $1,000
sJ2soO
DEDUCT estimated revenue, L6,lOO
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23
Contributions for Memphis.

Whilst Cincinnati and Chicago have each
forwarded to the psstilence >stricken city of
Memphis $4,000 and Louisville has sup-
llemented this generosity by the muni6
Fcnt donation of$l5,O00, outside of other
Contributions, these cities have not sur
passed q town in humane regard and
|'Oerality considering population, and the
ftagnation Of u trade occasioned by a
long seige Of cholera. Through the ex>
Os j. W. Peltier, emo Of the Q di.
TORS Of the Echo, and Mr.. T. W, Cribs,
|'Oe sum Of thir.y.6ye dollars was raised
among u citizens for the weeping and
mourning city and forwarded to the How,
ard Association las. Saturday. Fhis
money is not given with the sOydjd OK,
ie'at'On Of return. Il is a pure. upselt.
"O gut Of charity. but il is as bread cast
upon tho waters, which, in the dispense
"'a Of human events. will come back
gam to the nObie>heart donors.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23
DIR. eARVINS ELIXIR OF TAR

Is recommended-by regular Medical prsc,
t%itioners anda speedy cre guaranteed for
Colds, Coughs, CaeFrh,, Asthma, BrCn-
chitis, Splitting Blood, Consumption and
All Pulmonary Complaints. Serofula,
Eryslpelas, Dyspepsia and Govt. Dysen-
terry, Cholera,morbus, Cholero and all
liver and bowel complaints. Kidney dis
eases and all affections of the Urinal Or
gans-perfectly harmiess-free from Min
eral or ! Alcoholic pcoperiies-pleasant to
take and never known to fail-Price 81 90
per Bottle. Full particulars with medical
testimony and certificates sent on appli-
cation, Address l.. +. HYDER g. CO.,
sjSeyenth Ayen tie, New York.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23
nEFIANCE WASHING MACHINE.

PIE FATIGUE or wAsHISG-DAY NO
b. LONGER DREADED! *
Save Money, Thine, Labor and Drudger
lnstres Economy, Efficiency and,
shea Clean Clothing. } "a
The Defiance Washing Machine Is sim
plc In construction.and - easy qf operas
Jon that, affera few momopts eE instruc.
tionra childpoaii usei eigttualIy. Il viii
not weafths clothee, 'therd being no par.
tiele ofStieaon In1ts wprklng 80. -
II will wasl'olcan the finest fabric and
the heaviest blanket. IL will tit any sized
tub, round or stationary. :,
An indncemcnt OF more than ordinary
merit is the small cost 40 which Il can be
sold, the price being only IS. An we ask
Is u fair trila for this Labor-Sayer, the
only Washing Machine that really takes
away the fatigue aud lradgery Of wssi.
ing-day. 80 ~ -.
This new aud srlepded Wsshgy, which
ought to be In the baliIs Qf[teiy washer
woman In the land, + no~ offered to the
people OF Washington eosnty dy the only
Authorized agent for East Tennnrssec,
and 10 whom application can be made.
j.. w. c. UEAKE.
J~oneebnto', Tenn:
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23

Perso mails,
Miss Mamie Chanceaulme, a beautiful
aud accomplished young lady, of Bristol,
is visiting her friends, Misses Blanche and
Mallie Mathews.
John Mahoney, ESQ. If our town is
very sick aud threatened with fever,
Maj. c. l.. Munday reached, home from
eastern cities this week where he pYr-
chased a large stock of goods,
The Misses Taylor. daughters of Col.
N. G. Taylor, of Happy Valley, have
been visiting their Jonosboro' friends this
week.
Mr.. Henry @. Lynch. agent for Calver
Bros, started for Birmingham, Ala, last
Saturday with a drove Of good borses.
Col. F. A. Reeve, for a long time a
lawyer and resident Of Greeneville, has
reraoyed to Knoxville to practice bis pro.
fesion.
Mr.. G. K, Lide, who represents the
yell-known Grocery HOUSE of Wilson
Burns & Co., Baltimore, called upon us
this week. Ills generous and noble
hearted firm did not forget IopesbOro' in
her day Of gloom and distress. and We
hope u merchants will remember their
liberality and give Charlie a handsome
order.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23
OBITUARY.

Died the 18th, inst, at G A. NJ, on
Ghesokee, Mrs. LOUISA L. ". consort Of
Mr.. John Murray, aged So years aud s
months. Rora long time Mrs Murray
was afflicted with dropsy and Rvc days
previoasto her death, she. vas attacked
with Pneumonia. She bore her intense
suferings with christian grace and forti,
tude. She was a consistent member of
the Christian Church for seventeen years,
aud lefr behind bright and cousoling eyi
dence Of her acceptance with God.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23

SALE OF LANDS BY CHANCERY
COURT AT JONESBORO', TENN,
A. NJ. Jervis, Commissioner Of IeyepSS
for Washington county, vs.. II. kcll,
George Cogert, John G. gilbert and
Wm. G. Cannon, non.rcsidents Of
Tennessee.
in obedience to a decree Of the said
Chancery Court at Jonesboro'. pronouuc-
ed IN the above cause on June Sd, 1873.
| viii on the 9Th day of November, 1873,
proceed to sell the following tracts of
land which have been duly condemned
for sale for the payment Of taxcs All
costs due the State upon the respective
tracts, to>wit. and tho coats Of suit
Oac Tract Of land lying and situate in
the 7th Civil DMtrict Of Washington
county, containing 3 4o,aeres--listed ami
taxed to II. Bell, Of the City of Balti-
more, State Of Maryland. Taxes ande
costs due the State, SlS,$t.
Also, one tract of land lying in sAe Ih
Civil District Of said Washington county,
containing 1000 acres more or less.
Listed and taxed to Geo. Covert, Who o
residence is unknown but believed to be
in the said State Of Maryland. Taxes
and costs due State thereon. 50 40.
Also, n tract Of land lying in the 9Th
Civil District of said Washington county.
containing 1000 acres, more or less.
Listed and taxed to John g. Culvort
whose residence is unkBowns but is be-
lieved to be said State of Maryland, and
also one other tract Of land lying in the
9Th Civil District Of Washington county,
containing $50 acres more or less, the
property of the said John G. gilbert.
The amount of taxes and costs on both Of
said tracts due the Stats being the sum
of $l3 83. r- - 30.
Also, enc tract Of land lying in the
18th Ciyif District Of Washington county
containing 9j acres, moro III Tess, listed
and taxed to YIN. G. Gammoa, % citizen
of the town or city Of Rome, fh'the'State
of Georgia. Taxes ahG costs due tho
State thereon, $2f 81 ~ !
Also, two Town lots lying in the said
18th Civil District Of Washington county
Listed and taxed TO the said VINO.
Cannon of Rome, Ca. taxes aid costs
due the State thereon. S22 %. 40"
All Of said trncta Of land and lots I
will sell on ssid'8:h day "bf November.
1878, unless the amounts duo The State
thereon and Interests and the fees Of J..
G, Doaderiuk. Solicitor for said State and
the fees duo the 0le,k md Master aud
other paTties entitled to eos, in,said CAUSE
A., NJ. JERVIS, Commissioner
Of RpyenucfO for Washington county, Tenn
oct2>w ipfSl5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23
Thievery.

.H# . .
A few nights since some thief entered
the loom house of Mrs. Daniel Bowman,
and cut from tie loom a web of twenty.
eight yards of jeans. They also carried
of several other articles belonging to the
premises. We consider this to be one
Of tho meanest acts that a man could be
guilt of. After an industrious old lady
bad toileG day and night for weeks pre-.
pairing her wool, spinning and coloring her
yarn, and just at the time she was ready
to rejoice over her success, to have it
stolen by some mean sneak ing thief con.
stitntes the sum Of all villainiea If
caught he should be. sent to the peniton,
tlary at least twenty years, be compelled
to go, half clad during that time, and
forced to make an honest living the re-
mainGer of his days by peddling hoop
poles. In the same ncighbol hood, about
Ill same time II night theft lrokc the
close of Mrs. Harvey Buchanan, stealing
every uead of cabbage osA of bar garje
and tweuty FIVE ponds Of lard. At the
same time u quantity Of br.f was stolen
out Of Jack Astou's cellar, and Prank
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23
To Kansas and Colorado /!

During the summer season of 1873, the
Missouri Pacific Railroad will sell Ex-
cursi9n Ticke;s from st. Louis to Denver
aud feturns at very low rates of fare, and
q rare opportunity IS thereby Offered, for
IL vers of nature to view the beauties of
Colorado and enjoy the delightful scenery
and heal h-inspiring climate of the Parks
OF thc Rocky N6Hil aims.
Kansas, win its broiLd and fertile plains
IS Directly 9H the route, and together
with all the other Western States and
Territories, is reached by the Missouri
Pacific Railroad and its connections.
The Texas coqnection of this road
is now completed, and passengers are
offered a first clasSall rail route from St.
Louis to Texas, either over the Missouri,
Kansas u Texas Il. r., via Sedalia, or
over the Atlantic Il Pacific II. r., via
.Vinita. Formaps, time tables, informal
ton as to rates, routes, &c, we refer our
Geadcrs to j. +. Thompson, Southern
Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn,
or T., A. Fords General Passenger Agent,
st. Louis, Mo. Questions uiN be cheertuuy
and promptly dRSuered.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23
fon Business.

p VA 1oSAAOoS'
Mr.. A.. b, Cummings, Tennessee Agent
b the Buckeye Reaper and Mower and
Ic Sweepstakes Thresber, left on the wes-
|rn bound train on Tuesday morning, on
tour through the State. His business
to make collections, establish local
etc. Mr., Cummings is an in
reliable and go-aheadativs sort
I a fellow" and represents a line of inn
roved machinery Of superior merit which
o well.to>do farmer can do without. We
earthly commend Mr.. Cummings to the
ublio.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23
NOTICE,
dissolution of Ce.partnership.

THE Co-partnership heretofore exist
ing under. the name of THOMAS &
CUMMINGS. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the firm of Thomas Il
Cumming, viii bring them up at once
for settlement.
All persons Indebted to the said firm,
either by nots OF aceoun:, will please
come forward and make settlement at
once, as the business MUST be closed,
otherwise you will find your notes and
accounts in the hands Of an officer fol
collection after the lst, day of November.
THOMAS CUMMINGS.
| will continue in the Agricultural
Ippliment business at the old stand Of
Thomas & Cummings, and respectfully
risk a continuance of patronage frsm
those who have formerly favored the old
firm.
Respectfully,
j, B. THOMAS
October LIST, 1873.
OCbJtt. H.r. -
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23
Masonic Notice.

All Master MasoDS. membors of Rhea
Lodge No. Al, you are hereby SUMMONED
to attend tho regular communication of
this Lodge on First Monday night in
November as there is business of impor-
lance is t. be- transacted,
By order of w. NJ
G. w. MEEK, Sec'ty.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23

BRowN's GRAMMARs-By Goole Brown
Principal, OF an English and Classical
Academy N. Y. William Wood &
Co.. ~ Great Jones Street. New York.
We, notice two Of these works. The.
Institutes of English Grammar. "is a full
and comprehensive treaties, eGsbodying
all this the most critical student will be
likely to require. The publishes have
issued a now Edition, containing an ex-
tended and progressive exposition of the
Analysis Of Sentences with an entirely
new series Of exercises for analysis and
parsing. There is added an Appendix
also, containing Oral exercises designed
as an introduction to the study Of Gram,
mar. 1t is a work of undoabted merit
and commends itself to all who wish to
cultivate "a through knowledge of our
Mother tougne.
First Lines of English Grammar
This is simply an abstract of tho 'Tusti>
tutes' designed for beginners. II con
tuius the fundamental principles of our
language, and is we'll adopted for use in
Public Schools. Address, William Wood
g. Co., Publishers, New York.
Language Lessons; An Introductory
Grammar and Composition for Primary
intermediate GEades. by William
SwiDton, A.. NJ, Professor Of the EqgliSh
Language in the University of California
Now York Harper & Brothers. When
we say ibis is a new work, We mean, not
that it Is RECENT merely. There arc
many new Grammars in tins series. Tut
it is new in the manner OF treating the
subbHt ami II tho subject matter which
it eoptaips. The design is to make the
subject OF Grammar pta ctical by combin-
ing written exercises, consisting OF abs
%strac,s, essays, letters, &c, with Gram
matical and Rhcto rical notes. We con.
slider it eminently practical and trusI
that il glll work a reformation 10 tht
methods of acquiring a Knowledge Of tn,
English Language.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23
Beware Of Counterfeits
inn Mnccc, SIR JAMES CI.ARKE,s>
JUp MU0EN FElIALE PiIH

Are e%rfsniirslyc ouSrERFErTEp. Dihon,si Druoeisu
endedro 10 "ilh counfs!ytit 10 make greater PROFIT.
The genuine hare TIE name Of Job Moses on each
paekdae. Az o'hrs are rovthies limitations. The
GENUINE pills are ~unfailng in the cure Of all thoas
constitution is subject. They moderate ali excessive
and cure all suppression Of the mehses when caused
BY cold. Inflammation, or disease. In ali cases OF
Nervous and Spinal Injections, Pains in the Biek
and Limbs, Fatigue, on slight e~xertion. PalpitatSn
~ 1.-The Heart Mysteries and Whites, they will efectA
cure when all other means have failed, and ALTHOUGH
very powerful, contain nothing hurtful to the most
Circular In English German and French around
each bottle gives full direction and advice. .
The oENuInE Pills are sold at most drug stores, but
u your druggist cannot supply the GENUINE, do not
be persuaded 70 accept any counterfeit or bogus ar.
nele but send Ono Dollar 70 the sole, proprietor. Job
Of express Office at which you will call for ths pack.
age. and q bottle Of the GRNurNE Pills secnrely and
safely packedi 10 plain wrappers will DO sent by return
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23
Church.

Church.
|Thc annual love feast meeting Of this
|prch at Pleasant Valley last Saturday
n Sunday was attended by a large and
Perly congregation. This church is in
|Asing in members very rapidly in this
pnty, They arc noted aGd respected
! thei. plainncss in dress, honesty of
rPOsc, prObity Of life and correctness
purpose. Many of the substantial
|izens Of this county are members Of
e TINKER Church.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23

|Quarterly Meetings.


sspoRo' DIsTEIcT-First Round.
sboro' Station, October %.
e Station, circuit, November |.
slorsville circuit. Taylorsville, Nov.S
betlton Station, November ID.
abetatan. cir, Limestone, Nov. %.
IosborO' cir, Epbrocvillc, Nov. 20.
Il Branch circq,t,. zion.. Dec. 6.
town cir, Earnest's Chapel, Dec. Is
neville Station, Dec. 20.
melville cir, Mount Pleasant, 27,
District Conference, will convene,
neville, at 9 o'clock, a. m, We'd.
ii Dec, 18th, 1873. We are anx-
3 have every member present. Let
h to attend. j. l.. MANN.
Il President.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-23
Mr.. Eb. Dukes, US Commissioners sor

Mr.. Eb. Dukes. U, s. Commissioners Tor
Greene county paid us a visit last week.
\ NJ. 9. Bauer, an officer in the Secret
Service Division of the United States,
stopped in our town last Monday on his
way to Knoxville with the four prisoners
captured at Carriers Depot and johnson
City. He was q~uarantined with his
charge in the Circuit Court room. Mr.. b.
isa Thoroughbred Tsutsn, sharp as q
tack and impressed US as an accomplished
gentleman. By u~nwayering patience aud
skillfully laid plans be, has succeeded in
uucarthing Q deep mine Of rascslity.