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A.-Hcrnia Is Cured Easily Conn
mon wounds by following directions Of the ELASTIC
TkUSo COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway. Metal springs
only used by the less informed portion Of the comma
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence, R. T., Feb g. 1874
Printing cloths market quiet steady, ct SIC T.
) - 1nI0ak A0AArea, Ate9dArd and sxfraA
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GuanacO Umbrellas still Lead, and De-
servedly so. There other umbrellas other
than silk, that compare favoraby with them. ISAAC
SMITHS son CO., 405 Broadway, the patentecs.
MI cola Iankn
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THE MANAGERIAL coMMrrrEE

consisted Of
President-Arthur Leary.
Vice Presidents,G Sriswold Gray, A: T. Stewart
Chester Arthur William p. Douglas, Lewis C. Jones'
John X. Bf ady, William Garner, Edward Delaheld.
0iraud Foster.
Treasurer-Henry ClewA
eecyetarY-Neyton Dextess
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Only Four Persons Burned.

EVANSVILLE, Inu., Feb, 5-Mdn1Ght
Full particulars of the burning OF Christopher
Mehrs house and the attending fatality show
that but four persons were burned to death
and several others badly burned. The details
show the sufYerngs OF the victims to have been
horrible. There were, when the fire broke out,
about ten persons in the house, including Mr..
Mehr, his vile and six children. Mrs. Mehr seized
two OF the children and rushed through the names,
and boarder selzed another OF the children.
MIR. Mehr rushed out, and, seeing that some or
his children were missing, again ran into
the house, and was not again seen alive.
When found he casped IN his arms
the three children who had been left
behind, the four bodies being burned almost
to cinder These four were the only persons
burned to death. Most Of the other persons were
more or less burned.
There are rumors that the house was fired by
Metr's enemies. Later evidence seems to disprove
this, but the origin OF the fire Is unknown.
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A TERRIBLE COSFLAGRATION.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 6, 1874.
At three O'Clock this morning fire was discovered
issuing from the grocery OF Chris Mehr, corner OF
Heidelbach avenue and John street, and In few
moments the building was enveloped in flames.
The inmates OF the house were MI. Mehr, his vile,
six Ch lldren. hts fathernlaw and barkeeper,
named George. or these only the father-in-law
and two children escaped from the flames. When
the press reporter reached the ground Mr.. Mehr's
lather-in-law stood on the walk, weeping and re.
lating that he was awakened by smoke and heard
Christopher calling the barkeeper, who could not
be awakened. Mrs. Mehr, he said, had rushed out
OF the house with the two children, whom she
dropped, and returned to the house, but never
came forth again.
AS soon as possible search was made for the
bodies, and all the missing ones were found. Mehr,
when found had the youngest child cias ped tightly
in hts arms. The remains OF both were Charred, as
were the others. Christopher Wunderich, q de-
teotive OF the city was IN the second story OF the
Mehr answered "Yes." but, not appearing, he was
called again, without giving response.
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Average temperature yeSteruay. ............. "a
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year ............... IS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-06

Graefenberg nIarshaD's CathOlicon-An
effective remedy for the universal and distressing
diseases OF women.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-06

DunvilIc Il CO.-Ihe Irish Disttueries,
Belfast Ireland the largest holders OF Whisxey In.
the world Their OLD IRISH WHI>KEY Is recommend
ed by the medical profession in preference TO- french
brandy. Supplied In casks United States
Bran street New YORK.
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.
HAVANA, Feb. s, 1874
The troubles OF the Kalian Opera have been SET
tied, and Nine. Pauline Lucca consents to sing
again.
THE GERMAN FLAG.
The German man.of-war Albatross arrived in the
harbOr TODAY.
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Havana Bnnkers.-J. b. Martinez q Coz,
10 Wall street. New York. will the highest rates
spanish Doubloons and Havana Bank Bills. &C.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

The famine is increasing.
1t Is estimated that 10000 natives are already
severely distressed.
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INDIA.

The Famine Still Moro severe-P inching Want
in the Afflicted Districts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-06

Bntchelor's Hair Dye Is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied ut BATCHELORS Wig Factory ID Bond st., N T.
Cristndoro's Hair Dye Is, by Far, tho
best extant; always reliable, perfectly harmless and
true tn nature. Sold everywhere.
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AUSTRIA.

Thousands Of Distressed Workmen in tho
Capital.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
MADRID, Feb. s, 1874.
The Minister of War has received intelligence OF
desperate engagement near Lerida, between the
republicans and Carsts.
The latter were defeated with heavy loss In both
killed and wounded.
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A FOOLw-NOT EXACTLY THEN WHY
n do make 2 fool Of myself by smoking chewing
or drinking Tho Doctor prescrbes It." suppose he
did, Is that q reason why you should go to the dovs
the auack responbe for your toalshness Those who
what constitutes manly man.. Only - year. News
men will supply it. 8. r. WELLS. $50 Broad way.
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SPAIN,

A Fierce Fight with the Carlists-The Bourbon
lists Repulsed with Heavy Loss.
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The Best WElastie Truss" Warranted
the BEST Is sold at PoMERoYS, IA Broadway. for S.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
VIENNA, Feb. 8. 1874
Thirty thousand unemployed werkmen of this
city have petitioned the government for relief
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CHOICE COLLECTION OF BOOKS
"A. comprising one o. the finest SELECTIONS offered thh
private libraries viz .Illustrated London
News Sc vols folio, half morocco; Dresden uallery.
vols. royal folio. India proofs; American Landscape
Gallery large paper, artists proofs; lie valants HIS
tory 81 Parrots iss coorsd plates, vols folio; ver
vols. complete seO OF Dickens Macauiay. Bulwer,
Thackeray, DC, &C.: also scarce works on the human
voice rare Musical Works, &C. also three back
walnut Library Cases The whole 70 b. sold by auction
following evenings at u O'clock Books exhibition.
The Messrs LEAvITT Aucti0neerA
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Wedding. Ball and Dinner Cards,
Orders of Dancing, Crests Monograms, foreign Noe
Papers. JAMES EVERDELL, 81 Broadway. Estah-
lished l540.
Wigs, TOupces.-G. Rauchfuss, Practf-
cal wiemaker and ornamental Hairworker, ~ East
Twelfth street. near BROADWAY.
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THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA AND FAMILY LINZ
IMENT the best remedy in the world for following
compl ints -Cramp In Limbs and Stomach Pain IN the
Stomach Bowels Side; Rheuma tism In all its formA
Collie, Neuralgia, Colds. fresh Wounds. Spinal Com
plants and sprans and Bruises Don't fail to procure
It, Its equal has been known Tor removing pain
IN all For Internal and external use Sold by ALI
dvuD
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICKR,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6-1 A. III.
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TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

KOME FeO b. 1874.
General Della Marmora to-day requested per.
mission to resign his seat in the Chamber OF Depu-
ties; but the Chamber refused to accept Ills
resignation, and decided to grant him rwo months
leave OF absence.
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$40 TO SlG0 IN WALL STREET OFTEN LEADS
VALENTINE. 'TUMBKiDuE / co.
RaskArs and BrokerA NJ " Wan .xec&
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ITALY.

General Della Marmora's Position as a Log
islator.
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A -"How FORTUNES ARE MADE IN WALL
~ street. A new book sent tree OAM or send Tor .
copy L. " HAMILroN Co., Bankers As Broad
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THE BOxKs.

The following ladies and gentlemen occupied the
aforementioned boxes during the evening"
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FRANCE.

Specie in Heavy Flow to the Bank.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD,
PARIS, Feb. s, 1874.
The specie In the Bank of France has increased
IL, 403, 900 francs during the past week.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15
ANOTHER HARD CASE.

Tho last issue Of the Echo contained q
column article Of SANDER against Judge
Gillcnwaters. We are ignorant as 10
who the author of the article is, or his
place Of residence, But from the touo
Of the article we feel confident that we
can describe his character, which is as ful>
lows; lie is a mau that las a great deal
to say about other peoples business. If
lie ever belonged to the Church he has
no doubt been expelled for immoral con,
duct. If ho is a professional man he
will swiudls those who inuust their
business in his hands. Should he ever
indulge in the sparkling liquid he
will use every possible means to get it
BY cheek" from a friend. Aad finally
We would not be surprised if he is a Dtm.
ocrat--one Of those that have been
promised solGethiag nice by a friend at
Washington City. The publishers of the
Echo will know whether we have given a
correct description. We would also sug-
gest to our young Contemporaries if they
wish to succeed as journalists, the pub
fishing Of slandcrous articles against honest
men isa very poor way to get under
Roadway. Remember that a bold, hon.
CRADLE fight in a contest is aIwaysadmired
by both friends ana opponents, but mean,
low and disrcspectable articles are ab.
horred by all good men and are only re-
spccted by the vulgar. ''
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15

THE "VEXED QUESTION"
AGAIN.

. ". .a-
The favor with which Judge Gillen.
waters proposed candidacy for Congress
was first received in the Eastern portion
of the District is daily increasing 10 vol
ume and breadth. Many men, who were
expected to interpoSo objections, have ex.
pressed an unconditional determination to
give hun the support of their votes and
influence, Another gratifying and pron>
ising feature Of the New Departure is
presented in the fact that there is a strong
inclination among the masses to ignore
political differences and prejudices and
bestow their suffrage upon a man who
they have every reason to believe. will
reflect Il onor upon his constituency by o
high>toned and creditable course of official
conduct. W. do not intend to deceive or
mislead the public mind, but we conf,
IDENTIFY assert that, from she recent and
concurrent manifestations Of popular SEN
timent and feeling, in various parts of the
District. there cannot be the least doubt
OF Judge G's popularity and acceptabilty,
and the candidate who defeats him will
be our Congressional representative.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15
A ERROR.

The impression prevails throughout
this portion of the country at feast, that
the Order, called the Patrons of Hus>
h%andry, is an organization controlled,
more or less. BY political influences; or,
in short, It is a hobby, gotten up by a few
men, on which to ride into Office. How
ever much We have partaken of this IDEA,
and condemned the Grange from this
stand point of opinion, W are now fully
satisfied that we, in common with & large
majority of the community, were in error
and ignorance. A lengthy interview
with Col. G. W. Charlton, Grand Deputy
Master for the Tennessee State Grange.
and conversations with those who have re.
Gently became members, and upon whose
statements we can implicitly rely, en-
tirely disabusc our mind Of every preju-
dice aud erroneous belief we may have
formed against the organization on ac>
count Of its supposed political character.
We know nothing of its inner workings,
which are concealed from public scrutiny
BY tho veil ofs sworn secresy, but its
principles, as advertised. are just, progress
sive and c~ontemplutivc Of the advances
ment Of tie great agricultural interests of
the country, and, therefore, elicit II
profound respect and sympathy, The
membership of the order embraces the
best an9 most prominent men Of all sec.
tions and parties and This fact is attracting
to its circles, the stable, honest AID in
dustrious masses of the people. Tho Orr
der is not only pon>political, but sny
member Introducing politics renders him
self liable to tho penalties and disgrace
Of expulsion. This is an authoritative
statement from Col. Charlton, and the
high character of the gentleman as we'll
as his prominent standing and official po>
sition in the order arc a sufficient guaran-
tee Of its truth.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15

avoiding and spurning the demoraiizing
euchantmonts and extravaganza of " ash.
iugtop aristocracy, wdtld live, thrive and
be sufficiently important and digniRed
upon $1,000 a year and have a few dol.
lars left to buy a Chishn,s dinner and
holiday presents for family and friends.
1t is beyond all question, that the lead,
ing statesmen and the most influential
Journals of the country unmeasuredly con-
denim til" "Incrcase and Back pay" law,
and that the people intend to hold the
parties in intercst' to q strict a%ccounta>
bility for this prominent feature of their
stewardship.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15

TIRE DIFFICULTY ADJUSTED.

The animated contest going on since
the change of ownership Of the Rogers.
vile x Jefferson railroad. in regard to the
news>butchering business on that line, We
arc happy to learn, has benh amlcsbly adj,
justed. Lawson Clifford takes the day
and John Moore the night passenger
tains. These two gentlemen have buried
the tomahawk, and, uuder a co-partner,
ship, have opened an eating house at Per-
sia.. Every passenger, Ivy the new ar
rapgement, is strictly forbidden from car
rying a snack or '.old check" Ont he t.ain.
No trains leave Persia, TIL every man on
board has patrouized their dyspepsia shop
and paid for bis "right.a>way," to a well
filed bread basket. Hen. James White
alas these Few Lines is the super,
intendent Of the North Eastern Di>
vision and Is CONDUCTORS Of the horse cars
from The Holstcn river to Rogersville.
He Is selling round trip tickets to the Cen.
tennlal Celebration OF Philadelphia at the
very lowest price, and is determined not
TO be underbid. H
Pullman sleepers run through without
change.
Rnoaire for tickets via Il. Tnd J. Rail
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15
ANOTHER CALL FROM sULLr-
VAN,
Hon. Il L. ~GILLENwATEEs;

Hon. Il L. GILLENwATEEs;
Sir; We the undersigned Republi>
cans Of Sullivan equity, being dissatisfied
with the reckless conduct. OF our present
Representative in Congress, in supporting
whit Is generally termed the .Salory
grab" and other measures looking to his
own ACKNOWLEDGMENT rather than the GOOD
of his constituents; and being DESTROYS of
having the place filed by an able and
upright man, have thought it the best in
terest of the Congressional District that
you represent US in the next Congress,
and we do earnestly aud respectfully call
upon you to become a candidatesaud that
you announce yourself as. such; as early
as it be deemed ~eSpodient. Aud you
will, receive the cordial support Of the
rubscrlbers apd We believe hat of the
party OF the district.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15
HOW III WAS THEN.-.HoW TT
Is NOW,

on consistency, tEou art a ;cwel," i.
a brilliant ocintLation from tho pen
ofa prominent ard fclicitious Eoslisb
author I'VE are sorry to say bis language
Is go'pt rapidly into disusc,) which we
frequently hear quoted in these latter DAYS
OF doubt and instability IN politics as we'll
as everything else, But wchavo never seen
a more absolute and refreshing yerifcation
of the mighty truth Of this sublime apoa-
trophelthan in the contradictory estimates
placed upon Judge Gillenwators by the
Greencville New Era in 1870 and since
be has been spoken of as q candidate for
Congress. In its issue Of February 4th
when the Judge was a candidate for the
position be now occupies, we End the fol-
lowing among many other good things
said Judge G. isa moral man and an
exemplary christian" Not satisfied. in
its enthusiasm and zeal, with this high
commentator in its issue of Nav 5tb,
1870 the New Era puts the capston, of
praise upon its high>wrought eulogiss in
the following style 5a a.s
Judge G~illcnwaters is confessedly one
OF the ablest, if not the very ablest Circuit
| L .
Judge IN the State ANA since he has oc,
CAPPED the bench in this Circuit he has
made for himself a character which will
mark his as one Of the best judicial minds
~ the country, and one which qualities
him for even a higher position than that
which he now holds. Previous to bis bc>
coming a candidate for reelection. there
could scarcely be found a man IN any par
ty who could fni fault with any official
act 81 his since Le Grst occupied the
bench 4; and if there was one duty which
he performed more zealously than any
other, it was that Of keeping politics ouf-
side of 1.-THE Court House and charging
Jurles that the politics of the parties had
nothing to do with the cause to be tried"
Now, when the people are demanding
his services in another direction, and his
candidacy for another cficc is likely to
contravene the nicely laid plans of some>
body else. this "pateut Outside. opens
its contracted columns to a-tirale of I'm.
supported accusations against the mar it
once delighted to honor. IS 9sH |
The reason Of this regeneration and
personal defamation is apparent to ALL
SO plain That we need not stop to gil space
and waste time upon it. .r. ,...5 a,p'E
But We will be prodigal enough of
time, space and material TO say that the
gentleman capable Of such various and
radical changes of parsonage, first a young
tenderling and then "a soldier Of lS12"-
who is eliminating these illusions from
his ieryid brain should remember that a
glass house is a precarious habitat IN
and a doubtful assurance of shelter from
a storm that a few nldiscrctions might
provoke. f..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. s. a, Bowel, of this Office will be
on attachc Of the Circuit Court on its
next round.
He will take subscriptions for the
HERALD AND TRIBUNE, and we expect
a racy correspondence, Ho leaves sat<
urday morning for Sneedyille, and will
DO absent for several weeks on official bus
mess. We ask our friends in the differ
ent counties to treat him kindly, give him
muSh and milk for supper and light rolls
for breakfast.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15
HON. II. Il. GlLLENWABERS
FOR CONGRESS. .

Weare authorized to state that Judge
GillenwaterS will announce his candidacy
for Congress, in a few days, in a card do
fning his views on matters of National
Policy, and all questions agitating the
country. -f. ..-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15
TAKES ON SIGHT 1 .s,i

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circulation in the world EMPLOYS the
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will be distlibu ted among the ticket
holders. I'Ji -,'N 80. ni siaf'i
The tickets are printed in coupons, of
tenths; and AL fractional parts will be re-
presented IN the drawing just as whole
tickets are. -. l..lHFu u.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15

DIR. ). b: DYoTF, graduate of Jcfer-
son Medical College, philadelphia, at
thor of several valuable works. can be
consulted on ali diseases Of The Sexual or
Urinary organs, (Mll { h .nas made an
especial study either III male or lsmalr
nolnStter from what cause originating or
OF how long standing. A spractice of 80
years enables him 10 treat diseases with
success. Cures guaranteed. Charges
reasonable. Those at y distance can for
ward letter describing symptoms and en-
closing stamp to prepay postage.
send for the GUIDE OF uLALTH-
Price lOc.
J.B. DY0TrP, NJ. ID.
Physician and Surgeon, le4 Duane St. N.
l., .sYre. ba Jan. l5-ly.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15

GOhLEQlATE AND COMMERCIAL
~ lEsTlTUTE, New llayen Conn.
preparatory to College, Business, Scion
inc schools, Y, 5. Military and Naval
A~caa9hiie W inter session, thirtv-sixth
year, DsglnsJar.S th, W NJ. ii. RUSSELL,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-15

PRICE TICKETS.

AthIh ahSbA bs
Whole tickets 500; Halves S25; Tenths
or each OoupOp.s5 Eleven Whole Tickets
for $500; 224 Tickets for $1,000; ll3 Whole
Tickets for 5000; ~ Whole Il ieket Tor
SlJ,0OJ. No discount Oh less thantS5OOO
worth Of tickets. ~
The FourCh Gift Concert will be con-
Quoted i'll all respects like the three
" licil have already been given. and full
particulars may be learned from circulars
which MIL be sent free from this Office to
al who apply for them. fg l.
Orders for tickets and applications for
gehcies will be attended 10 in the order
they are received, aid it is hoped they
VIII be sent ! promptly, that there NAV
ne no disappointment or delay lin filling
all. Liberal terms given to those Who
huy to Sell again. All agentsarc poremp-
toliaiiy required 10 Settle mp their ne
counts aud return all unstld tickets by
The 10Th day Of Marth4I-ut eff7t
II. 4. Byss sJLETT'E, I'D
Agent Publ, iibr. XIV. JoniSviIln n, u