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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-25
A Valuable Farm
for Sale.

T will sell the farm, formerly lr,.
J. as the Hiram Glass homeste,SS "y i
latterly as the property of j.. c. GbYs-
deceased. Said farm contains 1872 acr, y
good land, laying within two miIs, I.
Leesburg-one aud ahalf or two MIL, I.
Telford's Depot, five miles from ,lons
bOro'', County seat of Washington Co'
ty, Tennessee; said trac. Is eyOsIs.
wheat land, and well timbcrcd and mo,
ly under good fencing. There isa an"
frame two story dwelling with a'S
kitchen, number one smoke housc. wa
house and loom Or work slop' cS
blacksmith shop and n good log ham
one of the best assorted fruit farm,
know of. good young peach orChaTs
best varieties, also young apple OrCb,S
of the finest varieties some of tbc 6ny
grape bearers AMI of several varir,s
plumbs that bear annually. will al
said tract Of land as required by sail 4
Glass will, for cash in hand, at low Az
reasonable figures bat not at n sacd6a
IL can be paid for in 81 900 C.S.
interest bearing bonds, balance in ia
currency, good title to said land and m
from circumference can give possar
this iaD. PersHns DESTROYS. of aplcaW
little home would do vel TO call Anil
examine said tract. Those who with HI
do so can get o4 at Telford's Depot, al
enquire for Mr.. James Carmack wh0e
living on said farm, and he will give au
Information, ca address.
,, G. THOMPSON,
Executor of j. G.. Glass, Decd.
Locust Mount, Tenn.
or VI, =. MAlI0NEY.
JonesborO', Tenn
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-25
Stomach, Bowels, Liver, Kid
news,

neys,
in Skin Diseases, Sc~rofula, &C., in Chronic
Diarrho@, Dysen'ery, and the Diseases
peculiar to Females. Is highly recon-
mended as a tonic in Consumption. We
invite a comparison of the Analysis of the
Water with that of any other known
Mineral Water. 1t consists of
Sulphuric Acid lSl, 27iSulphate of Lime 1896
Limo sl,l2; Magnesia 3l,s7
Manganese p Periodic, " Potassa l,a
traces :Chloride ofSodtum 4o,g!
Potash and Soda 500 Iron 900
Irou Peroxide l,0Oi Manganese ,6s
Chlorine, 49, offs cd u m,
phosphoric Acid TliPhosphate Of Lime 2,l4
carbonic Acid e,Oo:Carbonate Of Lime q SO
Nitric Acid ,o2!Silicia Soluble 2,7u
-;Nitric Acid ,T2
Total solid matter in -
one gallon, Troy g72, u Total 272,ol
There is q large amount Of Carbonic
Acid Gas In the water.
DR.. b. +. Mcfarland, our Resident
Physician Is TOO well known to require
any comment.
Board for May So; per week $40; day
Sl.50; for June $40; per week sl2; per day
$1.75; for July, August and September
SIS per month; per week sl3; per day 81.
BOWLING ALLIES, &c, FREE
We have contracted with responsible
parties to convey passengers over the
hack lint, in good, new and comfortable
hacks, WHO guarantee safety and comfort,
and we request our guests to p~atronize
this line,
Office In Turley House, Morristown Tenn,
I'VE are shipping a great deal of the
water. We deliver at depot at S. per bbl.,
in good new iron-hooped barrels.
For particulars, address
PROPRIETORs TATE SPRINGS
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-25
E5Ssaa5HE

WITH its gloomy attendance, -
spirfts, depression, f-nvolu,t."rww
sarrsnns, loss OF semen, spera.
o.sn@s, loss OF power, dix,y Ina
noss. 2. memory, and threafcned I'M,
sign cure ann II iWmaSse,lltg, find . sover-
yrhIEIC SPECIFIC No. "
- E.shT. THIS SOVEREIGN RFMEny rs cl
~. Z sss'sm, arrests the DISCHARGES. ana IN,
tntirs n nv and eIergy, life and VITALITY 10 I'M
Frice, IS pss ps aiy ssss snred thousand. q cases.
vial, xkick l. v VAR et I'VE boxes and q Target
sists 49, PEI Jingle bon, Sold by Az. ~ osi
~, Snq senthy mail on receiptof r-;cs pIlS.
20 Ho3TnfaaaksYS HoMEoPAfHi6 MlnTrINs
nS"ADwAI, N Y. Send Or cirr1is,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-25
FARM TO SELL

This is a iract Of abo9s O'acresin CHI
district, No.3 Washington County TI
nessee, n two story Brick Dwelling. sol
Kitchen with all the necessary ont buHS
ings,a fine orchard OF select TRUTH beat
mgcohdition and about 200 young pe1
trees set last spring. Wen waterd'
springs. meadow, and some timber, (
very desirable location, in q good Dclg
Dorhood, convenient to churches, school
and good mills. The improvements cFi
nor De made for tile price asked for ID
iarm, for further particulars call on
NJ. s. MAH0NEY,
Jonesboro', Tenn
or Address JNo. W. MATnES,
Wildwood, Tenn
mayltf.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-25
W. Z. GIBBIN

THOSE desiring to invest in LIFE INSURANCE should consult heir or !,
with any other Company. ""N"s n Insurance
The MISSOURI NALlEY"k a Home Company, rvvbo ,,,roooa -
controlled by mn whose opinion should rot be dhrsSarlcd and cn a;n GU ~
safest and chearest insurance of ay Life Company in America 80 ~" TN
ia Fohces pay 2per cent. compound interest, and ire as ecura Nc ourC or...
ment Bends or acknowledgements. Their Registered Policies helm ru ~, 10 uae ~
the STATE az Kansas. Embodying The three great pnncipIes-saTfS nronNII ps
cd in the fas of each Policy. "'""h Is contain
For further particulars, enqnire OF INV of the above named Directors
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-25
MRS. SARAH j. RHEA,
Miss M0LLIE B. WILI0IT,
MISS ANNA Il. MASON,
PROF. CHAS. Z. DILLWORTH.
Tuition Per Month.

Vocal Mttstc Free. Eylnnastics Free.
Ancient and Modern Languages optional
The best text books are used. Thorough
instruction given.
Great facilities are offered to young la
dies for securing . thorough English, Sci
cntifc or Classical Education.
Address.
II. PRESNELL, PRINCIPNL,
JOnesborough, Tenn
7foct12tF
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27
YELLOW FEVER.
Reports from Memphis, Montgomery &c.

Hheporss hrV" nAompnis, tNAOnt2Omery, &C.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 25.-Twenty- four deaths from
yellow fever to-day, four from other causes.
Tota! number of deaths from yellow fever the
week 1863, showing decrease in fatal yellow
fever cases as compared with last week total
of 70. The Board of Health publishes card
urging absentces to have their residences thor
oughly ventilated and disnfected before they
return to the city. Notwithstanding the unfa-
vorable weather the reports from all sources are
very promising this afternoon, though the eff
feet of the last sudden change from cold to
warm, damn weather, may be seen in day or
two in the increased death rates.
MONTGOMERY, Oct, 25.-Two yellow fever
deaths to-day
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 25.-Capt. Francis III.
Moody whose sickness from yellow fever was
announced yesterday, died to-day. No other
cases reported here.
SAVANNAH, Oct 25-A despatch from Balm
bridge Ga, says that great many new cases of
yellow fever are reported this evening Dan
gerous cases which were reported better this
morning, have relapsed and the deaths Of the
patients are hourly expected -Four hundred
persons have left the city. The streets are en-
tirely deserted and trains going out tonight are
crowded. Physicians say hat the epidemic is
on the increase.
SAVANNAH, Oct 26 Reports from BAN
bridge state that the excitement about yellow
fever is dying out and the panic is over, No
fatal cases.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 26. 10 p. m.-Only ten new
cases of fever were reported to-day. The tenn
perature is falling rapidly and the wind chang
ing TO north. There was heavy rain closing
at night with the heaviest rainfall of the sea-
son aud occasional thunder and lightning
There have been no definite reports from head
quarters of the relief committees, the absence
of which leaves favorable impression. There
have been % deaths from yellow fever and six
from other causes since yesterday, being de-
crease of two deaths from yellow fever.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27
lcre was slight fall of snow at Omaha

There was q slight fall of snow at Omaha
Saturday.
The ship Three Brothers, which recent,v
sailed from San Francisco for Liverpool carries
vessel in the world. Her cargo is valued mt
S199,000.
1t is reported that in view of the fact that the
British line of steamers will commence to run
between Australia, Honolulu and San Francis
co in few weeks, the American line over the
same rjutes will not be reopened.
Additional arrests of counterfeiters have
been made in North Carolina.
Saturday $239, 726 were shipped to Europe
from New York and $4,000 shipped from Liv-
erpool for New York
BENZ. Butts, proprietor and T. Campbell
editor OF the Newark Echo, were arrested for
libel and the latter put IN Jail.
The steamship Cambria sailing from Eng
land Saturday brings $685., 900.
Official returns from all of Ohio but one coun-
ty elect the whole of the Republican ticket,
except Noyes for Governor
The money stringency has caused the New
burg, n. Y, steam mills to stop, throwing 400
men out of work.
The news of an insurrestion in the State of
Sonora, Mexico, is confirmed. There has been
little skirmishing but no earnest fighting.
Judge S. W. Fuller, one of the oldest men,
bers of the Chicago bar died Saturday.
Base ball-Philadelphia Bostons 6, Athletics
10.
The schooner Loon of Derby, Ct, was sunk
passing through He'll Gate, New York, Satur-
day.
An Omaha despatch says that 80 car loads of
tea passed east Saturday.
Wintermute, the murderer of Gen. McCook
at Yankton, Dakota, pleaded not guilty Satur-
day, and was admitted to $4,000 bail.
Dubuuue has sent S1O75 to Mannh;s ondPos-
ton $1,000.
Cyrus Wakefield, well known cane and
wicker work manufacturer of Boston, died Sun
day
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27
BY TELEGRAPH,
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Portland Parties.

BATH, Oct. 25.-Hogan & Thurlow launched
this afternoon a beautifully modelled bark of
500 tons named HI. j. Libby, owned by B.
Webster and others of Portland, and the build
ers, and is intended for the general freighting
business, for which she is admirably adapted.
She has been built under special survey of the
French LIoyds, is copper fastened throughout
and rates A for ten years.
The Th0rndike Murderer.
BELFAST, Oct. 25-ln the Supreme Judicial
Court at noon to-day, the grand jury brought in
bills of Indictment against John 7. Gordon for
the murder of Almon M. Gordon, Emma A.
Gordon and Mile A. Gordon, at Thorndike on
the 10th day of June last, and an indictment
for an assault with intent to kill on Ira B. Cor
don at the same time.
The prisoner has not yet been arraigned and
no time has yet been fixed for his trial. 1t will
probably commence on the 10th of November.
The National Game.
BRUNSWICK, Oct, "a match game Of base
ball was played here to-day between the ANA
teurs of Augusta and the Kennebecks of Hal
lowell, the latter winning. Score 80 to 10.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27
NEW YORK.
Business Prospects.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The Times to-day prints
a carefully prepared reportof business prospects
in very nearly all the principal trades. As it is
a subject in which, at this moment, every one
is ketnly interested, the following extracts are
selected:
There are very slight evidences of over-trad-
ing. The stocks are not over large in any d.
rection. That there is very serious depression
in many branches it would be foolish to deny.
Some prominent dealers have relinquished near
ly all hope of profitable fall trade in their
particlar lines, but spirit directly the reverse
of panic-stricken prevails. No general fear of a
wide spread and permanent inability to meet
obligations is expressed.
Indictment.
The Kings county grand jury to-day indicted
Whitelaw Reid of the Tribune, and Charles A.
Dana of the Sun, and Alderman Wylie for al
legged libel on Judge McCue and Messrs Down
ey and Kingsley.
Suspension of Factories.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The effects of the late
financial troubles are beginning to be felt among
the working classes. In many trades large
numbers OF operat ives were discharged at the
close OF the week for want of employment or
for want OF funds to pay them. Three shoe
manufactures were closed Saturday night in
definitely. The employees in one establish
ment were offered work at reduced wages but
the men declined to work for wages below those
established by the Crispin Society, and were
consequently discharged. Nearly eyery trade
is effected similarly.
A dispatch from Pittsburg Penn, says the
management of the Cambria Iron Works at
YOUNGSTOWN have given notice to their workmen
of a suspension of payment of wages until
such time as money can be collected. The
company will guarantee to employees all neces-
sary supplies to the extent of their earnings.
Various Matters.
A family consisting of six persons, named
JONES' who arrived from the West few DAYS
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27

HAvANA, oct. 2o:-Sugar in fair demand and ths
market nrm operations limited owing to the ,csrcity
II a 13f rs; No Is to 20 d. 5. I3t "a A "a NJ o
lasses Sugar u a. 81 RS. Molasses nominal ST.
of Sugar in the warehouses at Havana and Ma.anga
177,700 boxes ami 5000 hogshead; receipts Of ~
week have been 5000 boxes; exported during The
week 1900 boxes ana 1000 hhds including $500 boxes
and all the hhds to the United States JnmherS
White Pine quiet at so a SIC; Pitch Pine steady
Freights nominal; loading at Havana for the Unit
cd States b bx sugar SOC a 00 y hid Sugar load
ing at Havana for United States 25 a. 80; per
hid Molasses 80 a rs; to Falmouth and orders at
AIS Cd a. 62s Cd per ton; p hid Sugar loading from
ports on the north coast to the United States 90
a so; p hid Molasses loading from ports on north
coast for the United States 90 a 90; to Falmouth
and orders 52s Cd a 90 Cd per ton.
HAVANA, Oct. 25-Exchange is quiet; on United
States so days currency so az SO prem do short sight
80 a. GO prem 60 days Gold So q 60 prem; do short
sight at 65 a 6S prem; ON London 50 a 81 premium;
on Paris 60 a. SO prem.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27

RUMoRED RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Saturday
evening there was rumol that the o'clock
train on the Eastern Railroad run off the track
at Berwick and injuring several persons. An
other rumor was af1oat to the effect that four
persons were killed. Having made inquiries
about town, we cannot learn that there is any
foundation for the report. At the Telegraph
office nothing could be learned respecting it,
although inquiries had been made by the oper-
ators at all points. No despatch has been re-
ceived at the Office from which such story
could be started. 1t is quite probable that the
story arose from the fact that train run of the
track mile east of Chelsea, saturday after
noon, which probably delayed the eight o'clock
train considerable
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27

The Commercial states the Lake Shore and
= mon Trust Manager, Howe, permitted Garlic
ION The defaulter, to escape that he might not
'urn up as States evidence against them.
oherlH Williams, ex-Sheriff Walters and JUS
ice l Riley, Delmar and Elliott were indicted by
the Kings county grand jury for misdemeanor.
i, superintendent Floyd of the assay office, says
though the date for silver resumption is not yet
nXed 1t Will begin within the next ten days.
Peake, Opdyke & Co. resume business on
Monday.
A despatch from Cohoes, n. Y, says the clos
ing OF the Harmony Cotton mills was not ow-
ing to financial difficulties or anything else con-
n edesd with mOuey stringency. 1t is merely
1ulhllment of the annual custom.
, Arrived, steamers Egypt and Oceanic from
Liverpool
Yesterday, the last day of registration,
amounted to 25,562 against %, 161 ON the last
Gay OF 1872, making grand. total Of 123,710
against 149, 101 last year.
Grain AR0at.
BUFFALO, Oct 26.-Grain afloat ON the canal
from Buffalo to tidewater this morning: Wheat
i,'49,OO0 bushels; corn $4,000; oats 184, 600;
barley barley 100000; from Oswego, 5000 wheat, AGO.,
600 barley.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27

HArcH's OYSTER SALooN.-Saturday even
ing the new and elegantly fitted up oyster
rooms of Mr.. T. S. Hatch No. 307 Congress
street were thrown open to the inspection OF a
few invited guests, who improved the occasion
to test the flavor of some delicious New York
oysters served in Hatch's best style. These
rooms are newly fitted throughout; on the sec
ond floor with an entrance from the street
The walls are splendidly frescoed by Jost, and
the floor covered with elegant tapestry carpet
ing. Ten walnuA frame marble top tables
capable of serving four persons to each are IN
the large room. There are three private rooms
fitted up richly and with excellent taste. Mr..
Hatch has recently leased for term of years
the entire building and has had the roof raised
and brick front put up. His purpose is to
keep first class oyster and lunch saloon upon
temperance principles. The rooms are under
the charge of lady whose experience and
grace will add much to their attractions. On
the lower floor Mr. Hatch will continue to keep
the gentlemen's saloon.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27
MINOR TELEGRAn7s.

Alexander T. Holmes, a Baltimorean book
keeper has been arrested on charge of forge
ry to large amounts.
The Internal revenue receipts Saturday were
$1S4,171.
Indictments have been found against White
law Reid of the Tribune and Chas. A Dana of
the Sun for alleged libel against Brooklyn city
officials.
In consequence of the heavy rains and the
ravages of the army worms great destitution
exists in portion of Alabama In several
places there is actual starvation.
Secretary Richardson will put out between
two and three hundred thousand dollars in sill
yer.
A Forest, Ontario, despatch says that man,
his wife and one child got off the train going
east Friday say ing there were parties on the
that they were not of sound mind, and during
the afternoon they attempted suicide by jump
ing into a long hole filled with water. The man
and child were found dead, but the woman was
restored.
At Chicago, Goldsmith Maid trotted mite
in 2.1S Saturday. She had no competitor
James Stinson drove four in hand, mile in
9 so the fastest four horse team trotting On
record.
The BODY of Patrick Bergan missing since
Sunday of last week, was found in one OF the
canals in Lowell
The Democrats of Lowell having got into a
fight over the Legislature nominations, the City
Committee have appointed a committee to ask
the present nominees to resign.
The United States and Mexican Commission
has resumed sessions at Washington.
A Washington despatch says that the post
office in Woodstock, Oxford county, has been
discontinued, and Lehy A. Parker appointed
Postmaster at Tenants Harbor, Me.
Saturday four inches of snow fell in central
and western Wisconsin.
VIM. p Napbam, Superintendent of the
middle districts of the New York Central Rail-
road, died yesterday in his 57th year.
Baldwin's expedition have discovered large
and valuable deposits of cinnabor in Northern,
Arizona.
Talirferro's rice mill, near Poverty Point.
La, was bnrned Sunday with 500 sacks rough
rice.
The judgment in the civil suits at San Fran
cisco by the sailors of the ship Sunrise against
Capt. Clark for damages now aggregates 5000,
aud more cases are pepding.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27

igan at a. Corn is dull and eclned at 4sgc for Yell
low. Oats dull and declining at 35lc.
Freights-to OswegoS.
kecepts-O,O00 bbis flour, 10 900 bush wheat, e,0OO
bush corn, 900 bush oats.
Shipments-0,000 bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat, O0O-
Ooo bush corr. $1,000 bush oats.
uplands at i4sc. "e
as SdhsvASNAH, Oct 25-Cotton active; Middling up
at 15ic. -No''on qulet' MIuuIihg upiands
NEW ORLEANS Oct o5-Co,,or ,-roouio.. ,,;d
ding uplands les q lsac .''-'O''0" "iesui"r' MINI
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27
II . Il FL q N.
Spanish Affairs.

MADRID, Oct 26-The government fleet ar
rived off Cartagena Thursday last and formed
in line of battle The forts opened upon it
without effect. The insurgent vessels remained
on the following day.
The Impartial says the insurgent Junta at
Cartagena demand ransom of $4,000 each
for four merchantmen captured by their fleet.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27

JACKSON, Oct 25.-The House passed bill
by nearly two thirds majority postponing the
general election till next year The Senate was
doubtful and adjourned this morning till Tues
day after few minutes session. 1t is conjec-
tured that the Senators favoring the election on
the first Monday prox. may not return until
after that date, thus preventing quorum. The
House passed bills by a unanimous vote, pro-
NAL elections, and that the repudiated Planters
bank bond shall be recognized.
Senator Ames is confident of election aud is
anxious to defeat the no election policy.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27

LONDON, Oct. 25-12.3O P. M-Ameriean securi-
ties-U. s. $40 bonds, 1865, old, 911.
2.3O p. M-American securities-U s. 5-2Os 1865.
old, 93a do 1867, s63 U. 5. 104Os, 91s; 5s d.
Erie 39t.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 25-United States 5-20s, for the
issue of 1862, at s7s.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25-i.OO P. M.-Cotton fat and
irregular; Mnidimg uplands a. Odd; do Orleans
ct q 9sd sales 5000 bales including 1000 for spec
ulation and export.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27

Charles Seel of this city was foolish enough
to go to sleep in the Boston &, Albany depot at
Boston, Friday. He was $50 short when he
awoke.
Ripe raspberries were picked at Rocky Hill,
Deering, Saturday.
Thomas McEwen of this city, has been pre-
sented with malacca cane with carved ivory
head~and gold band, by the Troy and Cohoes
Caledonia Club of New York.
The annual meeting of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society will be held in Plymouth vestry
this afternoon, at o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Bliss,
for thirty years q missionary to Constantinople.
will address the meeting
See notice of Army and Navy Union COM
mittee.
Those who use profane adjectves in speaking
Of the ability of pastors, are referred to the sec
ond commandment. 1t may be studied by 9TH
ers.
The Portland Packing Company recently
wrote several importing honsts relative to the
price of certain quality of tin All these
houses telegraphed to England for prices,
whereat the price went up in anticipation of
large demand.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27

WooDFoRD's CoRNER,-Saturday, a horse
became frightened at the cars, and started off
upon the run. The driver was thrown from the
carriage and dragged some distance before the
horse was stopped and the man rescued from
his dangerous position
The grape vines of T. Ell. Mansfield, Esq, has
been stripped of grapes by thieves.
Two young men OH their way home from
Music Hall Friday evening, were startled by
pistol shot when near behring's Oaks. They
didn't run, but they made quick time home.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27

FUNERAL OF Mr.. BRADFoRD-Saturday
morning at ten o'clock, prayers were offered at
the house of the late Freeman Bradford over
his remains. The body was then borne to St.
Luke's Cathedral, where imposing funeral SER
vices were conducted by Canon G. W. Hayes.
The attendance at the church was quite large,
many of the older citizens being present to pay
the last tribute of respect to an friend. The
Grand Lodge of Maine Masons, of which the
deceased was member, was present in body.
Among them were Past Grand Masters j. ii.
Lynde of Bangor, Prcble and Murray of Port
land, Past Grand High Priest Burnham of Saco
and Grand Commander Ballou of Bath, who
commands the Grand Commandery. The
church was handsomely decorated with flowers
furnished by the Portland Commandery.
The remains were carried to Evergreen Gene
tery and consigned to the tomb with appro-
pirate Masonic services, performed by Grand
Master Cargil of Augusta, assisted by Past
Grand Master j. H. Drummond of Portland.
Rector Hayes read the burial service of the
Episcopal church.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-27
New RuiIdings,

On Spring street, near Emery, John Kinsman
is putting up fine residence
On Clark street w. H. Dyer is erecting cot
tage.
On May street Henry Fling has completed
double house.
On Spring, corner of Bracket street, G. b.
Greenleaf has built handsome apothecary
store for his own use.
On the new street rear of B:ackett p. f.
yarnum is putting up several buildings, design
ed for families.