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IN CHANCERY An JoNEsBoRo'.

IN Al
WASHINGTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
0coee Bank.
vs..
": G.. Cannon, ct. al.
and
Nancy Parks, by next friend,
VS..
YIN. Parks, ct. al. and
.. p. Temple ct. al.
VS..
Nancy Parks, TT. al,
IN this cause it appearing that John
McCampbell, one of the defendants to
the Cross Bill Of o. P. Temple, eft. al,
is a nonresident Of the State oil
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 orr said Chancery Court on
the Fourth Monday. of May, next
aud make defence to said complainants
bill, or the same will be taken for con-
essedS and set for hearing, exparte.
as to him Witness B. f. SwIngle, Clerk
and Master of said Court at Office in
J~onesboro'. This 10th day OF December
1873,
BE- SWlNGLE, c. & NJ.
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sTATE OF TENNESSEE.
GARTES COUNTY.
"n. W. Hicks,
Va.
Mary A. Hicks.

~ . Petition for Divorce.
4, IN This cause it Is alleged in the petit
ton that the defendant Mary A. Hicks is
a nonresident OF the State of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made Tor four successive weeks in the
.Jonesboro', Herald and Tribune. notify
ing said defendant to appear at the next
Term of the Circuit Court for the Coun-
ty of Carter to be held at Elizabethton
on the End Monday, in March next and
make defence to said action or the same
will be taken for confessed and heard.
eXparte. Witness G. w. Emmert, Clerk
Of our said Court at office In E~lizabethton
the End Monday in November 1873.
G.. W. EMMERT, Clerk.
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and which is capable of arrcsting disease
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june26m12,
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This Gift Concert has been legalizcd BY
the Virginia Legislature, in order to raise
funds to complete the MASONIC TEMPLE,
now In course of erection in Norfolk.
10 the Masonic Fraternity this enterprise
coinmends itself in the interests of Chart
" and B~rotherly Love. 10 others than
Masons, II presents n chance for legiti.
mate and innocent speculation, seldom
offered.
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WITH its gloomy attendants, low
w spirits, depression, involuntary
emissiOnsI loss OF semen. sn.r,a.y
iosrhwa, los0 of power, dizzy head.
.vss Oh memory, and threatened I'm.
pouehce, and in,beciIity, find a sover-
Ny cure N nUMPiIREYS HOMIE
NIGHT. THISS SOVEREIGN REMEDY tones
up the system, arrests the discharged, and i'm
patts visor and energy life and vitality to tho
Tfn MI nlNn. Ihey have cured thousands Of cnses.
srSe, 70 por package of five boxes and a large AZ
VIA, which Is very important in obstinate or IA
Sases' or " per single box. Sold by ALL Drug
S1sts, and sentb by mail on receipt of price. Addres.
HpMPmREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
"o'0OS BROADWAY, N X. Send for circular.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08
MASONIC!
GRAND Gift O0mgeFGyy
S250,0OO i'm Currency to be given
away by the
MASONIC RELIEF ASsOCIA-
TON,

OF NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
under the personal management and
superyl ion of the following we'll
known gentlemen, all Masons;
DIRECTORS
Col. J. L. Roper, Maj. J. Is. Cortrew,
President, Treasurer
Capt. Jas. Y. Leigh, Col. w. ii. Taylor,
q. s. Oldtield, Jno. A. Rosson, .
Daniel Hustled, Wm. II. Wallis,
NJ. H. Stevens, j. r. Redmond,
S. Well.
ADVISORY BOARD.
Ills Excellency Gov. Gilbert C. Walker.
Col. kader Biggs, p. II. p,
Sno. X. Mcdaniel, p. G. Commander,
j j Burroughs, ESQ,
Capt. Samuel Watts, Virginia Legislature
Col. Thos. +. Owens. p. q. NJ.
Jno. b. Whitehead, Esq, Elk Mayor,
Col. w. II. Taylor, StaSe Senator,
Jas. G.. Balm, q. G. G. G. c.
r. I. Withers, G. M, G, Ii, p, sd. G. G.
of G. c.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-08

Any person wishing to act permanently as a
local canvasser will receive full and prompt in
by applying TO
JAMES SUTTON & CO., Publishers.
SO Maiden Lane, New York.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

E'ARMER, GARDENER, COAC1lMAN, &C
German Protestant married man lao ebidrn can do
bnds of plain gardening f,ng &c s TO do general hou.egor
bob wiling 10 mske themselves Geu Can be at ODELL
GERMAN LABOR BUREAU, l09 West 3ihst Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
and CARRIAGEMARKEl
NEw-YoRK, Iuosl1S, Feb. 10, i87i.

NM GUEh, IU'sIIA, FtU. IU' I0's'
But little change is visible in the condition
of tho local horse trade. Sales OF work horses at the
Buis Head Market ere somewhat more numerous, but
tho the OF business IS as yet not so
pronounced as 10 have any appreCable effect upon
prices Tho market for isherpriced stock continues
quiet and ieatuIelCss.
s9es cGeccd OF The principal horse and carriage auc-
tiOn m9rts, were reported as follows
BY Ar. Arch Johnston, ia Thrteentnst., near UhINel-
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

Regular seIDi-wgcky sale Messrs Barker Chase 3
Ciy Auction Mart and New YOr6 Iattersdls, tomorrow
"wednesday, the I1th inst, at IL a. ~
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRY1S q THh
UNITED STATES MAIL.
skW AND FUILrPOWERHD STEAMSHIPS
t,hne irem HsufoTl rURDAYS Liverpool ot THURS
DAYS salhV Of Cok Hsrbo' each
OCEANIC. SATURDAY Teb IA. 800 J.
hEflBLlC SATURDAY, Feb Il. 20 800 .
thLIIC. SATURDAY Peh. Is, J:OOp. q.
sLIgAfiC BAT tGIAN. Asf.A : a. 3 90 o.. m
BALTIC SATURDAY. Marc "a st 100
rIon tnt White stai ascs PavoLs FcTf. sef..S Ctr
tior a HIrrsel eOAyrpF
e.. - SAFETY. SPEED AND COIFORf.
sNfooms batl.!OyAs tship SEQ
non where least iet lrrgoi aai neuar5s aecnpsB
these
RATEs-sslOon $50 600 Rsarn Tc.ts sl4O cod sisesge
so. Ibose s County
Obtain seeTAge lpait ttItal Atcs sag
Psssengen noOke0 ans hmsreA ?afs HBubuE
Eofusy, sweJsn. India Australia Cnu.
Draft IL
plah and other information
a<sak kA hss X i
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
IIpE RELISH.
I. !. . !. II. /!

The BRsF and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet introduced foi
49,. Lei al are-li ehty Loss Of Appetite 70 is IN
ys,ahe Recomsr Pa fr it, purity bv he Pooi Journal Arhuf H
at-,1 NJ d. Feuxorlh L. Scott, eso, j. {, s. r. A. > i'
D. r. s. S "a. So By Groccrs Oimen AMI Chemists N large
bo,i,. al - cash b. ware Of lnit.uons Prepared by
Leeds R1ga1i.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
6ituations Dmte0-- alaies. .
Walters.

WAITER and UsEFUL,-A Frcnch young
" man who II hrsttas waiter and wiling himself
l Noud IKE Place hrtclass private family wond also act
hntm required; uteIoepuonahle roIee Apply At ODEILS
fhANCOAAERlJAN BUaEAU. 100 West 34ths cor broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
OreGu Steamers.

ENOR HAVANA,
,,,,, 3. NASSAt. PROGRES0 AND VERA CRUZ
Hh"-iOlsh ard MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
,,r, o. ifavnl Pea s. korh KN 3 D. IL
80 ~ HAVANA thavaba Pc bruary
III Of MIN YORK thGvaDA direct. Fsbruarg lg
NLhofAlN IA taavtua Merco kebrsrV
,iti of hBhlbA thAvsna Nassau e. =. Febrasrv 2G
For hesbt or passage -
p ALEX ANDRE A SONS "a p,..,-..
, 1874-08-31


Col. Stuart. in lis s'Army "Reminiscences" ro-
lascs tl.a., When aubattoru ut Gibraltar, ha waa
ono dny on guard With anothor officer: who lltl-
fortunately fou down a procipico d00 foot lhgl,
and was killed. Now my .pon-,ni'ttarg roaders
aslpuld understand That IN tho guard roporta
lhoro Ia st,1all addondum, viz: IN. D.-Notl,-
Ing extraordinary since guard~mountlna," tho
moaning Of Which IL thnt III cauo anything par-
tlcular should occur tho oflicor commanding Tho
guard is bound to mention II. Our friens how1 %a
occurred to his brothor officer, ind Bome hours
aftor tho Brigade N1ajor camo TO hh qunrtors, on
tho part Of tie olicor commanding, with sho ro-
port iu' his haud,' demanding M oxplanatlon.
!rlo Brigade Major, undressing him. eaid
.".You say air, ii your report-'N., D. Noth-
ing extraordinary snco guard-niounting, when
yonr brother oificor OH duty with you, Lips fallen
doSH preeirso s so fess nigh an1 hSea as si1lS t
ttdre'a anything extraordinary In It avn II he'd
fun doom a pfeeipico 4ou feet high and no boon
killed., should hao thought it worry oxtraor-
dinnry indeed, and wad hue put 1t doom In my
rubOrt,h
, 1874-08-31

A Calcutta nowBpapor. has recontlY boon 'tak-
ing stoolt OF tho native States OF Inlin, by way
Of preparation fortho Inclusion Of their statstoa
III lite llext doceu1al couaus' Of the Empire.
Thers are no fowor tllan 1868 2Statos, groat antl
email, rookonod as faudatoros of tho Government
OF IaliA; an1, excluding Derar aud hlysoro, which
aro temporarily uuder English adWlniHtration,
tho total area Of the country guyeruqd by natlyo
rulors ~ bB5 100 SQUARE miles, Ei,h an ostlnetea
Mysoya, tl,cya Ii u nstive-y.leA population Of
d5,0n0, 600. paying to lts Chief roYonno Of El5,-
000 090 per a.,sin, whila the 1s4 4ogo 0go OF poo
PIC inhab!ting 10000 Bqnare natloa of territory
directly undor British rllle coptribnte rovo:luo
Of 100000, 900 per nnl,ln. Upon this latter III
came, Of courho, 10 oharged tho cont ns keeplng
tho poaco Of tl1o Empire ut largo; for tho l53 M.
tive H.utos uro relieved from tho obligation Of
a9tng l.. tho burdens Of public order ad ?ftaf
, 1874-08-31

:, The eempla1ant. L. ?. oorlraht, Secretary Of
c lisp,b!io Eff. 1ns;rnneo m oomnny Of ohicago
ces h Ilo u sao building IN 0hcaeo, and nra Mntler
W. ssss Te4 s'asssn sfs a r sse cVsr s s a
|cst Of aayertis!nN IN M .ho insasaeo l'acrs, ,o %
oorlrgnt cana ia rhiialelpia he icsrnoi lint Nlr.
Cavcriy nan III search 1t him, anil having heard ri.
Of an intention to forco n To- ter,pis by throat
e1se1 publications. III resreck to lilo cntnpafca he Is
cqnneccd With, he called poccyc 1agaart md ut
hia s1gassgn 4 waa arranged tint an interview
publisher IN roon Ii ho U5nncntal, and thas tic
tetcc'lyuahod he in an oulmg roo, yet IN POSI-
earriul ou, nnd,: as air. UorIrlght testified bcforo
Ali: Dolany: =. D.. Cavcrly opunctl tho subject By
,ayg !llst e he nonded to wr!te ,niayornly Of te
unless BIZ cr,,s wcrc npctdtl to that If ttloy woro
c would i'ottn 90. hut watcvnr waa written would
sopes # a as per ssp soy ana s4eo Sf to
rt ha!f laao asvcsllsement n lo ae for ono year
~: e 5 @ ess e. sss ss o g u ~ H. :'s r. a it,
proposiou str: oortEht ssoned 70 ncccfc. anil tlrcw
iY check tor saoo. which 10 tandcf to hlr gssory.
nnd SIrJ. Henry sinytlo, who wa with HIM enorn,l,
known that hoy had overheard! wllat was sud-. Thu
check was tloil demanded but was deteta sat ateh
we ssr s9 sssf y o enessd
recommended n search 10 ronuyer It..
Ia Tia ~. unrest W'h tim made. neslns tho testim9ny
tcctfyu IaTgArt mud Mr. snyte wero HEso oxah'ii.cd
before thu AID er1nan. and thcir Elno,neltn wcrn IN
corrohoraon .,f conp|nnnuta. Tho accused wan held
Tor Ills appearance at court.
r., THE rfERT lLlITOlA. {
Tho First regiment Of Illinois Alilitfa, fornacl
In this city rew days ago, Inns boon joined dur.
lug tho Inst fow days by largo number Of young
men, and .lhcro nro now overl00'. '.linnleg Oh tho
roll. Tho Secretary OF tho organization, having
written letter. to tho Aliutant-Gonoral app1y-
Ing for tho necessary ar1ls, received tho follow
Ing reply Inst Saturday:
ADJurANr-u uENEnALts OFFICE, |
spn1SaF1ELp, Aug. 20, 1a74.f
SIN: Yours OF tho 14!h lust. received. THO State
viii furnish Arma aud nccoutremcnts 10 military
ranca upon llng bonl for tho Nancy va!nc Of tho
arms, etc., Issued, with good accuriucs approved by
the Governor.
En!lcd rlc uskc!s, etc., can 10 fnrniaho at rrea-
tnt. : Nteecloitors may be Aad within ono year.
think thcrn will 10 no tronhlo ab1tt nrms, etc., and
II you yet good 1nen nNd oIlcors WHO have had
rcrIelov IN military lffo. srstcuss regiment s do.
slr.bIe In Chicago nn would bo supported to tho
tcnt Of tho l4w by tho State. Yours respectfully,
L. L. u1do1Ns, AajntantGcncrnl.
There is no doubt that this viii ho tho crack
rcgi,ont OF Illinois, and will bo to Chicago whnt
tic famous "aoyouth" Ia to Now York. It ie
understood That Con. Frank Sherman will bo
elected Colonel, and tho oLhor officers will bo
men of equal worth oad reputation.
, 1874-08-31


atrcota. 80
Mr., Nrargto and family, consisting of'a vito
md flto childton,-Honry,. William, Edward,
Anna and Marion -mtgtatod 'lloro attn very emily
tlaY, and tho 1ioad Of tho fhily aa statod, oni-
bnslol in tho hotcl-buBtnoss; mud was tho COM
potitor iii that lino Of tic onco renowned NIhrA
bonubinn. Tho Marklo 'fainly woro all wolt
educated, ono Of tho ,dangl,tors' having taught
school lioro. Thoy accumulated oo1'aidorablo
property aud Mt lLat timc wore ono Of tho "iirrt
families" Of infant Chicago; hut, rovcrsuo
ca1uo, 'wchltrnttd property vanished, anl III ths
general ruin. the father siolonod. died. and wna
gathered TO Lis fa!hors the father Of tho writor
Of tlis noto netting as ono Of tho pail. .boarcrH.
Mr. 'Alarhlo was very highly ostoolnod for ht4
rnhny storiihg qnalities, and his widow mint ho
rc'nonlbored by tho old attendants Oil tho 1ninB-
tration Of Elder Tlnton, tho notod paBtor OF tho
FitBe Baptist Church at that titnb. AZ tln
brenltng up Of tho family. the :uonH adopted
senfnrinE M r1ennB OF livelihood. contributing
ill tho Time TO tho support Of tho mother and
sisters. Tho lntlor'wero subsequently both thnr-
riea IN" Nactne, Wis., md so5ho. years ago tho
mother went to''rosilo with rolAtivoB i'll Viii
cernes, Esd. For son,o sino nonc Of tho Gull
drcn 1ayo bccn soon or heard Of In thlacty, but,
of coureo thoy nso not Nil dead, and will no doubt
be rcjoccd to recover 10 oholco relic Of their
honorel fa.hor al haH been unoarthotlS by tho
Tnylor-etroot delivers. IL. q. III.
CHICAGO, Aug. &c, 1871.
, 1874-08-31
,ANEHE ,NIAARfV,

A special meeting was held yesterday afternoon
Of the mombers Of the congregation Of tho Syna~
coeua AuBho AIauriv In their school-roonl on
Thirteenth street. near Michigan avenue, for tho
purposo Of considering tho matter that was before
them two weeks ago yesterday which was tho
rcport of the Committee Of tho Whole in regard
to 'solectngn site On which to erect their syua-
gogue, in which 1t WIS recommended to tho con-
gregation lint tho building should bo erected on
tho site Of their old synagogue, at tho cornor Of
Wabash ayeuuo aud Peck court. which was
DESTROYED in the laHt great blazo Tho Iicsdcut
II. M,Yeratley, called the meeting to oraor, outh
tho Secretary, .1fr. D. L. Elsoldrnth, read tho
minutes Of the preceding uacctinG.,
Mir, Eise1drash moved that q conmittoa Of
ton. with tile preHltlont ox-o!Aclot bo appointed
asrn BuittiDg Committee OF Ways and Mea'la: TO
provide for the erection OF 8 building on tue old
aito. This croatod long discussion. Which was
11atticipatcd iu by Mossrs. silvormnn, Hosoh-
borg, Strauss, Hoaenfold,: Kohn, Moose, md
Co1o, 1t was evident thnt tho gentlemen wero
oil deairous Of creating their synagosuc' but
w1orc and when waB tho point Oh which thuy
disagTso fnsy for tae s maon sstS of harmony
Mr. Lnzarus Silvor1nan thon mldo a motion 70
tho effect that tito report ot tha Committee OF
tho Whole, roferred to above, be now accepted
md that tho building DO ercctod on tho old site:
This n1so gave 1iao to a spirited discussion, md
Indications were that tito entlro afternoon would
bo cansaaed and nothing: accomplished. AZ
this Htago OF tho proceedings Mr. Adler aap-
psarcd as a.paoi1oator, and, AZ a., compromise
measure, moved TINT further d.scuhslon a q shS
subject bo postponed until tho President should
SEQ proper TO calla moetiug some tinn during
tho montn.of January. This motion prevailed,
and tho rebuilding. OF the Jowiah sy7lagoGae IL
4lloreby indefinitely postponed. some further
business, in which tho congfeganon a!ons ~, ase
interested, was transacted, and tho moettng nd"
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