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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-24
GENUINE
PERUVIAN CUANO.

FARMERS, AGRlCULTUEISTS aud DEA LREs
in Ser Til zers have OBJ o-tunitv OF Or
tanning tbs Va' 1ab'a manure in small or
large lots, at importers trrices, by
aprI, ing to the special ge ncv just sttbItsh
ed for the purpose III delivering Geruine Fe-
ruVian Gu4no to consumers at any acreNsih 9
port or rai1 av station III the country. Fu't
par. iculars gwen III Circular. mailed free en-
application to r. BALCAZAR,
No. g Beaver St, New York.
REF RENCES EY PERMISSION.
Messrs HOESON, HUETADn K Co. Financial
Agents OF the Peru ian Government, 50 Wall
Street, New York.
MOSES TAYLOR, Presif't National City Hank
81 Wall street New York.
j. u. TRACY, ESD. Peruvian Consul, cCs
Broa'tway, New York.
march & 5G-d&w2m&
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-24
4 WORD TO THE INVALID,

II healthy Liver
COMPOUND LIVER CURE
blessing the E. Mannfac
Columbia G. manufacturers
at JAMES c. MUNI1S Drug Store Third
Wilmington N g. 14-G3 m&wl2m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-24

l'r. shaTp's Specific cures Dyspepsia. Liver
Ccmi,a:'tt d;'-nefi pation, Vomiting OF Foo :.
Sour ~-GEnaClI Wafer i3rash, HIartbGrE Low
~nIrHS &c. IN tbirty-fve wears never tailiag
to cure tie most obs inate cases. Scl.i bv drug
gil EGnrI atty. i. X. MCiLHENNY, Agent
far " iimington n. G.. Depot. las Eighth st !.
y Y. C=rsn'ars mailed on application. a.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
DIR. M, S, JONES.

EORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS, MO-,
ANISA E has located in Los Angeles where
E6g$% he viii give his special attention to
diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
OFFICE Spring ST., opposite Temple Block.
fpb2htf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
/ Or. I. Dexter Lyford,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON - OFFICE,
i No. IL, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office .hours1-9 to IL A. M; TO 8
and 10 5 r. NJ 4----- si523-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
DIR. j. w. OLIVER,

noMEoPATHIsT. ONCE and residence,
III brick building, east side of Spring ST.,
between Court and First streets, Los Angeles.
=GGTBfHas e lie 1S-iy--A4 = . n ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
Through Bills from New York TO San
Pedro mt Very Low Rates.

FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
Steamers leave San Francisco Sept. 5fh and
every fourteen days thereafter.
Through Bills of Lading signed to New
York, Europe, Mexico and South America.
Plans of Steamers Cabin at Agents Office
For Passage or Freight apply to
.1-u II. MCCLELLAN,
Agent for Los Angeles County.
Office, 81 Main street, opposite head OF Com
mercial. mr7-l5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
DR.. A. 8. sHoRR,

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE-.N carly opposite the Post Office.
RESIDEN CE-No IL Frank lin street.
Oc2-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
j. n. MCKEE, M. D.,

DHYSICIAN & SURGEON OFFICE,
No. 1 Spring street, Opposite Temples
Bank. REsIDENCE-No. 230 Main street, Los
Angeles, California. mrlS-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
SOCIETY NOTICES.
49, - -
|. o. O. F.

AngeIita Lodge NO. 195, I. o. o. F.
Regular meetings of this Lodge are held every
Monday evening at 8 O'Clock, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Downey Block. Visiting and soJourn-
Ing brothers in good standing are invited TO
attend. ]. j. SMITH, n. q.
E. A. PRRrss, Jr. Il. s. aug
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
n. n. CHASE, M. D.

CtURGEoN AND PRACTITIONER OF HO-
- meopathy, Sffice rooms 1, 2 and . in Per-
ry & Riley's new building. Office hours, from
to IL A. NJ, | to and TO 9P. NJ.
car Special attention given to diseases OF
women and children. oct9tf
, 1874-10-05

hor, sho took OCCASION to give carpot-b.oooro
ano Nofthern r', adyoniur,rs thorough dressing-
aoni nttributin: al tho wronsa and cut, ases
inflicted upon tho South to tber yillstny; ALDO,
eoimplainiue CO.. voly bitterly Of the Northern peo-
p'o, fos oncoufagsng sncl, = state ofth|ngs."
"YeB ah saw that lady,-a =
Mrs. HtIIEL},a,-
and sfao aaid soma things That dared NOT mt IN
| print" "N' f"' d"
,"Ana yet." said I, "do you not bo,,oye that
sne .. tod % Tho trath7 Don't YOU think that Tie
taee tona, q her being Eortlorn Indy gnvo addi-
SIn2. Sho havo sunk Louisiana and other
sats st.te' i sou,h ioto rum creating thin very
1nte 0c.aa O. aps an1 othar n,eh ha nGrss ek tho
magnify into civil war for pulitical offect, and
n;nat "nSn u IN ress,llty. an uprising Of honcaty
but believe You're right. Mrs shielda must n
ha1e known that's fact. Now, I'll toll yon Tia
plan truth Of tho mattor, [dtnuing hIs chair IN
very oose to m1ne]: You SEQ, I've been sent
south 60 represent things in accordanco with
THE LINE OF ARGUMENT HELD ny THE 1Srrn-
Tho time for tho fall-olections is NOW upon us
or soon viii bo. and my paper is making strong
Ro.nf fos o. W kwayering Republicans by showing TUG
rar: We must represent thss It viii DO % San Ssi
gcroua for the Democracy in tic North
to TO-. succeed; for, being III sympathy
%a ~ sns'ea ts + hsos e; v th9 w. ns nssFi ham a n
moornoy down by showing a tnrr,bia atato ~ ~.
fairs IN lllo South. whoie thew ha,,pen tn ho h
tlo asccni;annv ~ v1,a,a .hn fani a ~ w ~
gaining strougth. Don't Vol , seo7 ssontherp "tu
nuhIicnn.. /, Iaon. ~ po'.ss ~ ~. tuotn % Ie-
And don't you know tint to ''''' 9'e'''' ""A''o'
SHOOT oNs N1ooEn IN rnE aor,r,, ,,.rrs ronqr
nErun11oaN VOTER?
That's tho fdon. Nov I'm ncnocro+ 1,o+,xa,n
YOU Au0 mol bit wnrkfr0 fnrb bran
moat You Inow },ow that H. rn,rsa,t U 'i1a1 a a1
came to VioLeburg, i've found eyarvthina uoI nica
aud quiet, and really cannot. if ri incinnJ
Bay anything elsc: but presume mi hnve ia rnn
, 1874-10-05


an instance OF lib peculiar ntyio, he tolo-
gihrhed, on The day The A1cEnery pooplo
we're In possession OF their Offices. that
In b,tnr nu''1 and .dncnltnr lt,ne9 men to
OF do'lnrB' worth OF property that "Eor.l,orn
ihuses we're fnsiitcd IN tue atfeot"," aud much
@ o. tho eamo hlna wi1'el ,.i, Nhs not only untrrc,
ton nes no ., Inc GIn. THre ~
asIelo from io ataes mas @ nGnt tho oans Jour-
IT, n;.a,p ~ apGs'a. .u'o ans; nn cfeastea to tho
l,icautne, " way ot explanation Of an alleged
cll"IEo o. pe'ley On :n1 part o1 the lattos paper
= ,cn,,, tas ~ ~" nuM6E Government lno
nn1a'n ,.ao Gu'o!isu ~ !1 upo" thlH unfortunate
'oiseapon"e1is :. .ls sno lily a,! VI
.,, ,.. ,,,,osrma TIE sarsat o'tAMrioN liar"
a!.a nas nu'noloas le'efeiccs 10 him IN a!moat
''11y 1yotiso iisot t;,,t thu Nav vor, ,por, ,,.,.
tGray # tho "aranale and graphic picture
Whiott u naa llollshea OF tho recent ovonts in
, oM Gs,eans: ano ventures that no paper In Nen
- io.a nas a., Rlvsn aa3tnlng e1u" to It.. It appoata
fas Sd;a%s;s Peassa ''f' L se V was sIs IL
Mas tfammGlcd me. ~ " 1aots, aB aeema to have boon
.;a Ing saao on mltn tne !Iortd ONO OF these dfn-
neuaus SoIsssss n description OF tho
wl'eH III "a 1Inua ronn on the day
, Mnet sau nta.o.1in1be was Eoccnpicd BY tile ad-
-. snas eehtlemani When, to borrow the
Gi.on1aGIspon.uonts i. .n.Ip own graphic" language,
hcnas r. u! tne'f hqrscs arms olappod thoir
n1 tna o1p 1oF loy as thU Lieutenant Governor kissed
- '-'"s 4ot s'aE
r,o,. NOT Sorh1Na ht OF TUE x'ND TOOK r1AoE.
u;leul-eov .;a rom having assumed tie obliEa-
1o o. oce IN tho presence Of thousands In
HalayGtte square, nearly two years ago, at tho
san'o H. 'lne 4ov: MnEnefy was inaugurated,
ne Nen YORK Ismes camo out 9 day or two
~ eo u;wn w,rn "a en m nterv.oM wiih Gov Kellogg which
- s,so.. ~ tno Assoeateu rreeat and published
.ras ~ o,es nne country, tue substance OF which
was pnni1sncd IN IHE CHICAGO tribune two
va; weekh previous, concerning the famous legal
aos'eos a H tenaofed ~ Moba1s. Carpenter, Butler,
@au t1sHlh8' al 0l llto NOW YORK pAporB havO
, 1874-10-05
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.

=, PORT !luRos, Mich, Oct. 3-DowS-ltars City Of
Toledo, Muntana Huntington and ba,ges, Afaxos aud
psfefs: ut-lTolh 1iehlon. Glipion raasalc kcbras-
1a, Skhant; ashr4 7. ]. Msrsl, Issh1nl, Wave
M4an,rSorlh hsisk wealth., cloudy.
tohr HURON Mich. Oct. l-Eyeniug- -DowN-pgoEu
CantsteD, Nashua schr Ontario.
uF-Ifops Dean Richmond, Empire State, Rholdon
with u. y E1y. YoAcmtso aud eonsort: stnlr keawee-
AaM 4chrs Mocklns-n! Prnrs Alfred.
%Ian-forh fresh. Weather, rolA.
, Sftciat 0hHateh 70 7ae fhirua" tribune.
PORT HCKoNt Mlcll., urt. 4.-poWN-pr0pa An,s-
Eon, Pacific, Nswburg. ohansp!1ln. City Of Duluth,
Mills 1ni tun.
ur-p'oEs Wfns1ow, Scotia, Winona, Vanderbilt Ar
Eyls, Ke1shaW, Swallow Howard, t}iaHgow aud lou,
D1buqUs aud tow, Ootl!nOsrry ind tow, Al4uks aud
consort. aantlac aud conuurt gchrs David 4, Wells
Muir, Jouso,
VsaD-aeuthsAst, uahs. xssthss e1ssx,
, 1874-10-05
ARMY OF The TENNESSEE.

sPn1KoFtEID, ILL.,, Oct 4.-Tho Local Commit-
tee Of Invitation to tue reunion Of tho Army OF
tho Tennessee. to bo held In this city Oh tAb 14th
and lEth inst, 4avo issued tho following,
.erh1adr1rLp. ILL.,, Oct. 8, 1874.
Although more THU oDa srlsrAte Illyitatiuu have
been sent out, yet Tue Committee feti tlxt In eo,se-
g,icuce Of The great difficulty Of obtaining their rrx
cut address, largo nnhcr may full to receive such
invitation we, therefore, hare Tho honor to extend to
a officers who at any lime served with honor in tho
tton TO meet with us aud joln will III tho business
aud ftstlF!t'es Of tho oceasia We assl,ro yon thHt
nRreeabs and pleasant one, md that auldiera welcome
awaits so,t We have tho honor also, to exten sis-
nAr invitation II ull af3[cera Of Kindred soc!eties
throughout tho United HateB,
, 1874-10-05
NUMBER 4:3,

al who ara In t1oir inforcv y. n ,t,.,.
boyhood. IN their youtL, or in thc,r
manhood, in their oli ma, and IN al, tho va an,t
celvab!o csrcumstances OF lifo, Won ,nirht M
well '7ith ona wldn sveep ii Ii.I. ont If
tho wloIo race, remark In tl,, Hrn, ,,T.es ,hnt
any s5stenl OF dealing will man m .nsr a"r
othor ground tllan that Of iho nntv.ra.}
weakness antl snfulners il nliloaonhir, ,v im. f".
eolAistont with trio CLARITY There IL NJ: on- M
;c, s5at'O' H.. 70 rn;espee n;p and yot 80 res as
low development If ono uero tn ~ ;,to ~ ~. t
fsnt school with tho aatuo risor of instrotn, M n.
that Of Oxford or Cambridge, and If thew do
niaHd of childhood that Which they rightly tic.
mantl Of manhood tho ioitfinr - 1E.''{ ~ ~
slate Of loyclopncut to lbs liehcr I s,and"t5 J"ui
wa,lll 10 4 moat crushing ofora. .fon ~
nll hold .hat men nro ainfmt ,rt
when VIC ara irdain~ thar, ~ '"', ~
, 1874-10-05
FIRES.

Iucenatinrics MT Work Mt Alliance. q.
Srtciat Disnnteh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ALLIANCE, O., Oct. 4.-About u o'clock lant
night tho City Laundry, owned by L. Darneoy,
was discovered to bo On fro, aud before tho
steamers could giyo any assistance, owing to tho
scarcity Of wator. 1t was all IN flames. Tho
building, Which was framo, ind all lis contents,
wos totaly.destroyed. Loss $1,000 Insurance
Sl,s6o: III tho Cooper, of Dayton About ono
hour lator fro nus discovered in tho stabio
owned BY ]. WIybrcci,t. Tito fire was goun
nnder control nfter tho steamer rot to pluyiuc on
1t, leaving tito franc etans!ing 4 horuo
and carriage which we're in tile stablo we're saved.
LOSS about $500; no insurance. Both tires are
supposed to DO the work of an incontliary.
, 1874-10-05

ERNoNs OF KENTUCKY AND TEN
NEssGE.
5pre'at Dtspaseh TO Tie Chicago tribune.
LOUISVILLE Ky, Oct 4.--The Courier Jour-
nat today publishes tho following special from
Nashville. received Into last night:
" For sonao tina past Gov. john O. Brown has
been in receipt Of communications, nuucrouAly
a!gned, from representative and Influential cti-
zons Of aoveral Southern sta.es, urging him to
confer nlth tho Goresnor6 Of other Statos upon
tie subject Of proposed Convention of Do,no-
cratic Governors aa soon after the Chattanooga
Republican Convention AZ practicable, with d
viow of Meeting and resisting tho anticipated in
condiary pronunciamcnto Of that partlsau cabal.
In response to thcso urgent appeals, Gov Brown
put himself in communication with Gov Itoalio
Of kentucky, and tho extensive telogranhio
cpletolatory correspondence finally resulted In
personal conference between tho Governors OF
Kentucky aud Tennessee in thtB city to-day.
Gov. Loalie having reached tho city BY tho
morning train from Louisville, accompanied by
Henry Watsereou, editor Of the Courier Journal,
aud the l1on. J. Stoddarl Johnston, Of Frank
fort At tho conference between tleso eeu-
tlenen the matter Was duly weighed
aud considered Gnd tho conclusion arrived
at was substantially aB follows; That tile orig.
inal proposition was not feasible nor desirable
Tor VArlo'1s rolsons. among Others that Buch (.
movement should haYe tho hearty concurrence
CT all tho Democratic States, whereas tho Cover
nor OF Virginia questions tho proprioty ofis aud
there N,h y least possibility that such discu.-
aion of tho grievances Of Southern States
1night. opcratn iniuriously instond Of bot-
elicla!ly, wlilo., simply aerying Lilo pur-
pPs1 pf Tho q ohasassos sayF ,o5s, tie oaa manifesto
that from its essential aeesionst and partisan
chniactor, sl1cl, II meeting would DO treatoi as
sectional and partisan, md 60, obviously futile
LII licu Ct thih oFigina proposltion therefore, it
Has agreed 1t the confidence today and ID st,g-
Goyortors Of all tho Democratic States North
aud South, together with representative Demo-
catic cltlzeiis OF influence from Stateu nat DEM
offsn' of NJ ,,o Or s,oIs possibly Of tue Governors
a,ier to . calm, ear''eat, aud patriotic discus
non Of tho broader questions OF conflict bo-
tween the State and Fodoral jurialictioll.'
II IL understood TINT tho geut1o.nen who cor
quilted at Nashville will meet Gov. HendricEs, Of
the middle Of October, for the purpose Of
deciding upon the propositions which
were discussed on Saturday at Nashville:
f'rst whether conference of Damo-
to determine tito future courso Of that party:
second, whether conference uf all tho Govern
ora OF the United States, irrespective Of parLy
Ellali not Do called to consider tue increasing;
conflicts Of Federal md local authority and tt,
more eEistnetly tho powors Of eacl, than is de-
1is!c! III tAa Constitution of the United States.
I1lo Republican Banner, OF Nashville re-
ctaye cnne T. 'lg % afternoon shys III any contor-
lor consideration are Of erayor moment than tue
spnenesEl concerns Of mere party. The con-
t.emplased hepu6lsali exclusive junta at Chat
, 1874-10-05

New ORLEANS, Oct. 4.-The clcctiou for dele-
gates tothe Conservative Parish Nominating, Con-
vonton passed oil vary quietly yesterday, and tho
character Of the delegates chosen Ia bet.or tl,au
usual. Mr. II. II. Morris il Que Of tho dc!egatos.
and will probably 10 elected President Of tho
Convention. This body will nominate caDdi-
datos for Mayor and Administrators for Now Or
loans and judicial aud parochial officers for tho
pariHh Of New Oronus.
ails. w11Tz,
tie present incumbent, is q candidate for re.
nomination for a1ayor,-but tho Opposition to
him In very great, In consequence of his mover
having usol tho machinery Of tho City uoyo,,,-
nsont in opposition to tue Kellogg Atlminis.rs-
tion. On ths contrary, ho Inns recognized it
from tlle first, aud Inns carried out to
the iettor Ill the obnoxious LAWS Of
ths Kellogg Legislature Affecting thu admins
tratiou OF tho city aflaira. lie did. howeJor,
during tho temporary BlccosA ut the Pam reyo-
luton, issue proclamation collglatulating tho
people on the ratt!1n Of rightful 6lato authority
For this ofiu,sdo 1t iB not unlikely Cor. Kellogg
mag, in cauo of Mayor Wiiiz'B denomination, sil;n
Tie new Citr Charter bill pe.Eed by tho last Leg
isiaturt, mud whic!l hn can make i
law BY giving his signature ut any
titns previous to tho meeting Of tAe noxt
IsElalaturc. Thia bill provides for sucl. .
w s4suIipA the uo7esnos NIL AsTs ths appoint
, 1874-10-05

SALT LANE, Oct 4,-president Dillon Jay
Gould: Co, and Oliver Amos, accompanied by Com
eral Supcrintentlont Clarke, General Freight
Agent iining, General Passenger Agent KIM
ball. and tho Government Directors of tlle Union
Pacific noad. arrived here tonight, and will ro-
main until TueEday, at which time shoy expect
to meet Superintendent Iosuo autt otaot ollj-
tors affecting tho interests OF tho two roads.
The marty bad very pleasant trip, and report
the Union Pacific TOAD in splendid condition.
brigham Young is reported aB gradually con-
yaicnclng, though hardly considered ont of
JuuIer
, 1874-10-05
IOWA EASTERN RAILROAD,

=. Corrtspondence Of IAs Chieaao Tribune,
=, McGaEdols. H.. Oct. 2.-To-day, Judge Nc
H'athery, Of the District Court. gayo m opinion
Eussorn (ua,row-gauge) railroad wero para
mount to tl,oso of the mechanics lion holders.
oil Tue ground that these bonds wore flrst-1uort.
gago, bonds, and woro issuod and Hold before tho
construction OF the road commouceu Tie cnHo
will DO takon to tho Superior Court, THO
amount Of bonds is about $500, 900, and tic
amount Of tho mechanics lieus about $50. COO.
, 1874-10-05
EXPOSITION.

People Of Chicago and the
Northwest! DO you realize
that the Chicago Exposition
will POSITIVELY close OH
the 10th day of October,
in FIVE days? Only FIVE
days in which to see the
greatest Industrial Exposition
Of this country! Only FIVE
DAYS MORE in which to see
and study tie finest display Of
Works OF Art ever opened to
public view in America. None
need delay coming expecting
that it will be postponed, for
It POSITIVELY will not.
, 1874-10-05

Special Diapath 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DErlo1r, Mich, Oct. 4.--F. " Durtou's ice-
cream establishment, No. los Michigan avenue,
vas destroyed by fire early this morning. LoBs,
So 0o0 insured for 81, 010.
, 1874-10-05

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. IA steam laundry in
tho nortt.orn part Of tho city WAS destroyed by
fire to-dny. Loas, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Tho Pullman palace-Car Company Lost good
doui OF linen.
, 1874-10-05

destruction OF u 3.nrEo Brewery.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Chi.uao Tribune.
Pohr HuRoS, Alich., Oct. "A destructive
fire last nighs consumed tho brewery Of Hend-
ricAs Il Russell. LOSS about a12 200, With IN
insurance Of $4,000. The fire was of ,nceudiarv
origin.
, 1874-10-05
FIRE IN. URANCE,
Th9 Atlantic & Pacific ms, (;D,

Notes il hereby given t}1at the UNDER
siGned, Receiver of tho Atlantic 4 pacillo
Insurance Company OF Chicago, will cancel
pro rata nll Policies of said Company pro-
sonted for that purpose at this otiica, Room
R8 Oriental Building.
Holders Of Polioioh nre respectfully urged
10 give this mattor immediate attention, as
The Company will not be able to nay in full il
losses occur, and not without long delay.
v. A. TuHPIN, Receiver,
Oct, 8.
, 1874-10-05
Ing Of thu municipal officers until tho clcction
dehignAtod to take place two yeara hcncc.
III, +rYu s.tr.,

In. wILTz's OPPONENT
Tor tho nomination 10 Charles j.. Londs. 4
noalthy founder. at whoHo establishment more
cast tho cannon rscd by tho White League in
thoir cngagcnent Will tho Motropoiitann,
OH tho 14th ult. II Ia r,lrnorol TINT Gov, Kol..
logg has signed tho City Cl1nrtcr bill mentioned,
,"a'n n"a has aRpoin!'d y 4 FISH, edttor oi ths Re-
esnlidato for iha position At tbo last t eleo!ion.
il'is rln1or has ,probahly no foundation In fact,
but ie. rorfholeea, atoug tho roaslbilitics II
would probably cauho g,eat comtlotion among
all parties.
Tnsro ia considerable
TALK ABOUT PROSECUTING
those engaged In tllc recant lnaurrectionB but It
III not likoly tlat tho Stato authorities will at-
tempt 1t. The Job would l,o a vory diEaHrooablo
imprnbabIlity Of boinx able to got a Jury to con-
Wet, without packing It, uiiitatos agnillHt making
the httenlpt. Atty.-Cion. Fiad III an interview
t'a'd he ~an tired Of this turmoil aud atrife and
lle, was going to leave aud eud hiB days In
made, they nnss bo by United S,atos Dist.-Atty.
Dcokwtth, and before tho United States Court.
1is officer III very rosefved In llis conversation
ny to what nra his plaus and what lle consi<lers
his duty IN tho matter; but It would not bo aur
rlrod for all connected with tho rocont coup
d'etat, from Mr.. McEuoly down.
ALL QUIET IN NORTH CAROLINA
sAYs 1T Is FALSE.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Ock. 4.-Judgo Bottle, Of
North Carolina called On tho President yostcr-
day prior to taking Ills departure for homo. Ho
admitted that affairs In his own State vero
peaceable and orderly, but be urged that tho
condition OF tho South generally is dcplorable,
and that tic presieont 47ght not to hesitate to
prcnorvo pcaco and order BY means Of tho SOL
dlery; that he ought to treat tile rcstlcss dis
tnrbers Of the poaeo in tho South in the most
summary manner.
Congressman Hays, Of Alabama, declares tho
dispatch sont North last night by tle Democratic
Committee Of his Stats, denying ousragcs A.
Legged to havo bcen committed tha,e rccently is
,sholly untluo md sAilfu|ly DEVISED with tho
purpose 10 mislead aud doceiyo the pulio,
, 1874-10-05

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
NEW YonN. Oct. Observation-Disclosures 0hina
and City ot Alohmond, from Liverpool.
, 1874-10-05
STATE WRONGS.
Proposed Conference to
Devise a Remedy.
Consultation Between the. Gov
ernors Of Tennessee
and Kentucky.
Conservative Nominating Con-
vention in New Orleans.
Tllo Probable Candidates for
City Offices.
Gov. Ke||ogg's sharn in the
City Government.
Everything Quiet in North
Carolina.--More Troops
Wanted.
Some Political Good Effected by the
Recent Uprising El New
Orleans.
Great Depression Of Business in the
Crescent City,
untrrhn1 Letters trom the South to
Northern Papers.
Interesting Revelations by Southern
Correspondent of Chicago Re-
cuh1icen Ehnnt
Some Political Good Effected by tle
Recent Uprising In New
Orleans,
untrrGFE!l Letters tram tile South to
Northern Papers.
Interesting Revelations by O Southern
Correspondent of Chicago Re-
publican Sheet.

CONFERENCE BETWEEN THE GOV.
ERNpNS OF KENTUCKY AND TEN
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-06
THE DIRECTORS CONVEN-
TION.

The object in calling this convention,
is set about more perfectly unifying the
School work of the county. There is a
necessity for more thorough work. There
are difficulties in the way of conducting
the schools. We have too many small
districts and too many small and inefi-
cient schools. The directors have it in
their power to remedy this difficulty, in
part, it is one of the many duties imposed
upon them.
The building of school houses demands
attention Of furnishing school houses with
cheap and comfortable seats, with globes,
charts, blackboards, outline maps, &c.,
is a difficult one to settle, but it must be
settled, and the sooner the better. Here
is another duty devolving mainly upon
the School Directors.
transferring" pupils from one distrist
to another, is the source of much trouble.
What is the remedy? Teachers wages
will doubtless be discussed. The time of
opening schools, the duties Of Directors,
&C., &C., are matters of interest.
1t is clearly to be seen that the School
Directors are important school officers.
We want live, wide awake and energetic
men to fill these off ,es in the yarious dis
tricts. Good Directors make the work
comparatively easy. They should be
able to judge of the character of the
school, the qualification of the teache r,
and the method of instruction used by
the school.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-06
Announcement.
State Senator.

Noare authorized and requested to-,
nouncc George Kinney, a candid,
Tor Senator, in the first Senatorial n
trict, at the ensuing November elec6@
We are authorized and reoueSsdr
announce Isaac e. Reeves. a eS
didato for Senator in the first Senator
District at the ensuing November elcci~
We are authorized and requested .
announce Stephen A. Bowel,
candidate to represent the lSt S%enotoIJ
District Of Tennessee, composed Of 4,
counties Of Greene, Washington, JObp~
aud Carter, at the ensuing NoyenE,
election.
We are authorized and requested .
announce P. p. c. Nelson, Of Johns
City, asa candidate to represent the sr
Sentorial district in the General Assem-,
bly, of Tennessee.
We are authorized and requested IA
announce VIM. C. Emmert, of ElizsbeN
ton, as q candidate to represent the Pp
Senatorial district in the next General A,
sembly Of Tennessee.