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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
CAPITAL sI.ooo.O0O.)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

THIS GUAAO is now 80 we'll known in all
4 the Southern States. for its remarkable
elects as an agency for increasing the pro.
ducts Of labor, as not to require special re.
commendatlOn from us. It's use for eight
years past has established its character for
reliable excellence. Tho large fixed capital
invest cd by the Company in this trade affords
tho surest guarantee Of the continued excel.
lence OF this Guano. Tho supplies put into
market this season are. as heretofore, pre-.
pared under the superintendent Of DR.. st.
Julian tiavcnel, Chemist Of tho Company, at
Charleston, S. G. Hence planters may reht
assured that its quality and composition is
precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
J. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, 8. C.
JOHN q. REESE & CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
rms-s4S cash; s53 time, without inte
rest.
To accommodate planters, thoy can order
now and have until 1st Of April to decide
as to whethcr they will takc at time or cash
price. When delivered from the factory by
tho car load, no drayage will be charged.
ACID PHOSPHATE. GUANO, BONE,
PLASTER, &C., always on hand, quality qua
rantecd. J. M ROBSON,
December20 t3no
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Notice.,

Notice.
GREEAyILLE AND COLUMBIA RA1LnoAp Co.,
TnEAsuRER's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, g. O., January l, 1874
HOLDERS OF the STATE GUARANTEED
1l BONDS and the admitted SECOND
t2d) MORTGAGE BONDS OF this Company.
who have funded the past duo Connons of
said Bonds, matured between January, eight
een hundred and seventy-two, (1S72) and
t1S73,) both inclusive, are notified that
the January, eighteen hundred and seventy
four, Coupons Of said Bonds, and, also, those
of the funded Interest Bonds and Oertifi-
office on the FIFTEENTH (l5th) INST.
GEO. ". WATERMAN,
Jan Treasurer.
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Pnstponement.

Fnstp0nement.
TnAsURER's OFFICE, HIGHLAND County,
COLUMBIA, q. O., January IA. 1874.
10y authority Of the Comptroller Gcnoral,
ID approved by his Excellency tho Co
vernon, the time for collecting tho taxes OF
1873, without tho penalty, is extended to the
9th February, 1874. OH. BALDWIN.
Jan IA Treasurer Richland County.
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Lumber and Laths.

Lumber and Laths.
AFlN0 large quantity OF BUILDING
Ill LUMBER and LATHS on hand. per.
sons wanting the Same can be supplied. at
short potice. Orders left at my Residence
on Main street, near the new Government
Post Office, or sent by mail, will meet prompt
attention. Terms cash.
Nov 90 Emo W.LOWRY.
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FAVORABLE BRANDS
TO DE lad AT THE
CALIFORNIA SEGAR STORE

IMPORTED.
A ESCErCION REINA VICTORIA,
~ Flor dc Henry Clay Reina Victoria,
Flor do Cuba Rcina Victoria,
Rosa do Santiago Regalia del Roy,
d. Upmann, Oazadores,
Carvaja Cabanas,
Julian Alvr, Henry Clay,
partigas, Flor, Santiago Opra,
Manuel Garcia Conchas.
DOMESTIC.
OF our own make:
Golden Eaglc, Flor del Fumar,
Ln Espanola, La Palmetto, Partigaa,
Yours Truly, Royal Family,
Silver Lake. Mine is Good,
Challenge. Guess Not,
Pleasure Garden. Jan IL
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Public ASsetiag.,

-H
A public meeting Of the oi.inons Of
Richland County win bs held n TIE
Court Home. at Columbia. Oh the tifst
Eonasyin Feh-aary, Be elect delegates
to the State Tax-Payers' Convention, 10
he held IN Columbia on the nth Of
February. A full attendance Is re-.
quested. u, JOHN MCKENZIE, /.
Chairman Of Adjourned Meeting.
} A.,O: 'MooRE. Secretary. 1"s''
Aooantry boy, who went to Louisville
for an education, was asked by his
tescse: !. geography, "Whs. Is. c
strait?" and horrified her by, replying
1T beats two pair " ~
1t fire be means of purification Chi
cago should feel grateful for the pros
peot OF becoming a sanity city OF least.
having just had two more visits from
the Christening element.
There is q new paper in Mississippi
called the Jim and Elisd-the names Of
the editor and his wife. Its friends de-
clare it to be a good paper-by Jim and
E.
The gun-boat captured by Captain
Dickinson's command during the war, q
few miles above Palatka, has been
raised and carried down the river.
Commodore Vanderbilt, VIM: b. AS
tor, and A. T. Stewart ara all very near
II the same age-verging on eighty.
Within three months, moro than
thirty women have been appointed
postmiatresses.
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COAOHb1A p X-N
Special .Not1ces.

special Motto e@,
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
Happy Relief for Young Mon from the
effects OF errors and abuses In early lifo.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar
riage removed. New mothod OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress HOWARD AsSO OOIATION, No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.-an institu-
tion having q high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional Skill. Oct 80 3no
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer,

oBegers VS.. CIncInnat1 BeeT.
NIHE Cincinnati Gazette makes tho asto-
Il nishing announcement that Cincinnati
beer is no longer pure, but adulterated with
molasses, sugar OF starch, fasel oil and the
poisonous colchioum. The Commissioner of
Agriculture, in his report for 1865, says that
Prof. Mapes, Of New York, analyzed the bocr
from dozen different brewerios, and found
all of it adulterated. Cocculus Indicus and
nu1 vomica entered largely into it's compost
tion.
j. q. SFEGERS guarantees his beer to be
pure and reliable. He does not adulterate
It, but brews from the best barley, malt and
hops. Jan 23
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Grand Vocal
TUESDAY, JANUARY RI. 1874.
At PARKER'S HALL.

AT PARKER'S HALL.
PROGR RAM NINE.
PART I.
l. Overture "Semiramide," for Four Hands.
Observation-Disclosures. DENcK anu ZAwAD1L.
g. Cachuca Caprice. .Kaff.
ER. Jos. II. DENcK.
3. "Gui 10 Voco," from Puritani.. :. Bcllini
Mres GABRIEL FE1NINGEn.
4. Sixth Air de Beriot, transcribed for Cor
net -Solo.-MR. SAM. A. OLLEvER.
B. Paraphraeo from Traviata. Wollenhaupt.
Mr.. Jos. Il. DENCK.
G. Thalberg's Seconde Fantastic on Huguc-
nots, arranged for two Pianos-Tsher-
litzky .-Messrs. DEScK and ZAwADIL.
PART II.
/. Nocturno from "Don Pasqualc,' for So
prano, Violin and Piano-Donizetti-
Miss GABRIEL FEINrSGEn, Mcssrs. L EScH
and ZAwADu.
2. Valee Caprice. Rubinetein
MR. JOSEPH Il. DENcK.
8. Fantaisie on "William Tell" for Violin
and dPiano-BeriotandO Osborne. .-Meesrs.
DENok and ZAwAD1L.
4. Cayatina from "Rigoletto.". -. Verdi.
MISS GABRIEL FE1NINoER.
.. Reminiscences from "LHcia dc Lammcr.
6. Grande Pantaisie on s'Norma." for two
Pianos-Thalberg. .-Messrs. DENcK and
ZAwADIL.
1-Oonoert to comm snce at o'clock.
eS-Admiesion IS cents. Reserved Seats
81 90. Reserved Seats to be had at Ly.
Brand Music Store.
The two Pianos used on the occasion arc
from the celebrated factory OF Mesers. Knabe
q 90. Jan 243
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NEW PUBLICATIONs

NEW PUBLIC TIONS
at Bryan's Bookstore.
M EMOIRS OF MANY MEN AND SOME
NI WOMEN. BY Maunsell B. Field 81.
Goulhrum's Gospel OF the Childhood. 81 rs.
Mrs. Beecher's House-keeper and Health.
keeper. 81 SO.
John Stuart Mills Autobiography. s2.25.
Science and Religion. BY Prof. Joseph
LeCoate. 81 So.
The Atmosphere, with beautiful chrome
plates. BY Camille Flamarion. SC.
Crooked Places-A Novel. BY Edward
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Nancy-A Novel. By Author OF "Red as a
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Joseph tho Jew-A Novel. so cents.
A Great Lady-A German Novel. rs cents.
And other new books, Dec 40
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

UM"LH M| H"H"HH
Let those who maintain that inst met is
thc sole governor Of an animals motion
sit down and hear about q bulldog at
Alexandra, Va, This bulldog had a
s,mbat with 8 fellow cur,and bund in the
course of the conflict that the fellow. cur
was too much for him. When this fact
had made it's way through his skull the
worsted dog fell dead and m~otionless to
the ground. The victorious dog gave bis
prostrate form a parting chew or two, and
then strutted around With an air Of inn
p~or.ance betting the occasion. In a
short time he took up the line Of march
for home. As bis footsteps we're dying
away in the distance the eye Of the pros
trate dog slightly Enclosed. Seeing The
victor in the distance aud on the retreat
he opened bis eyes widely, and when the
victor turned q corner and was out oI
sight the PROSTATE dog arose from the
earth, shook the dirt from bis garments
and logged Of home with a broad grin
on his face. Are we to be told that such
o dog had no 'intellect into him?'
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Aspiensid Descripsisn.


y On a certain occasion one Paul Denton,
Methodist preacher III Texas aave'''s'
ed a barbecue, with better nduo' man y
usul'y tsrul.hed, Mhe0 we people as
ssmbled' a desperate IN me o'ova o',e0
out:3N
Mr. Paul Denton, ) sur reverence has
lied. You promised not oply good
barbecue, but better liquor. Where's
the liauory FN Eg AF8S
''There ? answered the missionary, in
tones Of thunder, and pointing his long,
sboay 6ager at The matchlesstodble spring
gushing up in two strong columns with o
sound like q shout Of joy from the bosom
ofthe) Esar;h. TTberer be- repeated.
with a look terrible ss Tightening, while
his enemy actually trembled at bis feet {:
s'there is the liquor which God the Eter-
nal brewsf er all his children. Not in
the simmcring still, over smoky fires
ehoked with poisonous gases, and sur
rounded with the stencil Of s~ickening
1odors and corruption, doth your Father
in Heaven prepare the precious assence
Of life -pure cold water. But in the
glade and CLASSY dell. where the deer
wanders and the child loves to play,
there God brews II. and down, away down
id the deepest valleys, where the fountain
murmurs ana the rills sing and higL up
on the mountain tops, whore the naked
granite glitters like gold in the sun,
where the storms crash and out On the
wild, wild sea, where the hurricane howls
music, and the big waves roar in chorus
sweeping the march Of God-thers He
brevs 1.-THE beverage Of life, health>
giving water. And everywhere it is q
thing of beauty--gleaming in the dew
drop, singing in the summer rain, shining
in the ice gem, till they seem turned 10
living jewels, spreading o golden veil over
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Tive very strange Human BEINGS

/ was one sitting in a cool underground
saloon at Lcipsic, while without people
were ready to die from the heat, when a
new guest entered ard took q seat oppo.
site me. The sweat rolled in great drops
down bis faces aud he was kept busy with
his handkerchief, till at last he found re,
lief in the exclamation, aFearfully hot -
I watched BIN attentivoly as he called
for a cool drink, for | expected every
moment that he would fall fall from his
chair in a fit Of apoplexy. The man
must have noticed that l was observing
him, for Returned toward me suddenly.
saying, 81 nm o curious sort of person,
am l nOt?' "Wby?" I asked. be
cause l perspire only OF the right side"
Aud so it was /; his right cheek and the
right half of his forehead were as hot as
FIRE, while the left side Of his face bore
not a trace of perspiration. / had never
scent e ke,and, in my establishment
was about to enter into conversation with
him regarding the ply siological curiosity,
when his neighbor on the LETT broke in
with The remark. "Then We are the op,
posite and counterparts Of each other, for
| perspire only on the left side" This,
too, was the facts Soithe pair look seats
opposite to each Other, and shook hands
like two nlwho had jast found each his
other half, uws ls.sT =.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

The ludicrous spectacle Of a mar
docking for himself was exhibited on
the Union Pacific railroad not long ago.
An eastern-bound emigrant train stop.
ped at Rock Creek station for break.
fast. 0ee em'grant s.trayed away. and
the fist section of the train started
without him. He reached the second
on time, and managed to get away.
His friends In the first section missed
him. and were seized with a dread that
he had been killed. Tho conductor
t~elegraphed to the second station to
look for him. and bring him or his body
TO Laramie. The passengers turned
cut readily to aid in the search. Fore
most among them, and displaying a ter
rible anxiety, was the mai for whom
they were looking. He hunted for The
missing smigtsAt with q zeal which
could only be- act 0anted for BY the
fact--unknown to him-that he was
looking for himself. During the whole
day and the following night the search
was continued, the unconscious cause
Of il suffering deeply to think that he
had been lost When he reached Lara
mic, the idea never occurred to bis
friends, and the railroad employees
might still be booking for the missing
emisranh when one bright individual
startled the crowd with the remark that
s.- hero had been looking for himself
sad Sailed to find him'ciE.-ohioagO
Tri5vAs. s
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE:
Hugh A. Crawford.
VS. i
George w, Crawford.

r
In the Chancery Court of Jonesboro,'
Washington County Tennessee.
fInthis cause it appearing from the all
legation in c~omplaihants bin that the
defendant Ge;rgciW. Crawford, WHO Is
a resident OF sid Washington County
Tennessee, is now probably absent from
the state, andthat. his absence isto avoid
the service of process In this case, and
that he SO absconds and conccals himself
that the process OF this court cannot be
served upon him, 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four snc-
cessiyc weeks in the Herald and Tribune
q newspaper published In said town Of
TOMBSTONE Tenn. notifying the said Geo.
W. Crawford, to appear before Our said
Chancery Court OIL the 18th Monday OF
November lS74y and make his defense to
complainauts bill or tile same win be Ia
ken Tor confessed as to him, and set for
hearing ex-parte Ts5{1f. 9ajN't93c
Witness BIZ, swingle, Clerk and Mas
ter Of our said .Ulanccry- Court at office
in JonesborOiT Tenn, this It'll day of DC.
tober 1874. 1-GdlE
B. L. SWFNGLE, CAM
fOci 22w4BlHJ. ~ aFA1 -t~G I
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Go TO TEXAS
- NATRE
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This line IS well built, thoroughly
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

A Famine in Nebraska.

LWnHHHNH -
According to statement made last
week before the Chicago Board Of Trade
by Gen; Ord, Who commands The De-
partment of the Plate, seven thousand
men, women ond children within 1S hours
travel of Chicago, aud in tho heart Of the
grain growing region, are menaced by
death from tie actual want. of food.
caused BY the rayages Of tbs grasshoppers,
and several deaths, have already taken
place, Fathers have been compelled to
abandon their families ard seek work md
food. In one house the corpse Of q child
was found that had persisted for want Of
nourishment, and near it the mother, pros,
trate and dyiog from the same cause.
In Boone, Greeley, Sherman, Howard.
Buffalo. and all the other counties 50
miles yestofthe Missouri E,ver.two-thirds.
of the people are destitute Of all the nee.
esaries of life. They have neither cloth.
ing nor shoes, and food is impossible to
set. The Board Of Trade appointed q
committee tc adopt measures for the relief
Of these poor people. y
- -
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

VA singular case which occurred
many years ago in one Of the rural towns
OF Vermont, is thus described by the
Rutland, tyt) Herald : captain A. shot
and killed a dog belonging to LUIS neigh
Dor Smith. This act was charged upon
one g., and suit was brought against bim-
to recover damage. Tho case was tried
by a jury before 8 Justice Of the Peace,
and Captain A. sat as juror. Circum>
%stabtiai evidence wps presented to prove
that G.. shot tie dog. and the jury agreed
to return . verdict Of guilty. Several
years after the trial Captain A. ackuov-
lodged that he killed the dog, and defends
ed his course of rendering a verdict Of
igailty' against G. on the ground that bis
jurors oath required bin to decide fbe
case according to law and evidences and it
was fairly proved he said, that G. killed
the dog"
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THE WHO'LL WESTERN u
TRY ~

Ganhow BE casilys reached by
LANTIc AMI PAcIFIo, AHDSsls
AND PACIFIC RAILROADS and fiei,
stage ami sfedsnboat eonncctions
lines coinmenceI at st Louis. a.
point tile Mississippi river i ersss
ttcsmos mAgHifictait Steel Bridt
W orlds and traverse, the whole .
of Ct1ttral and Southwest Missont
o portion OF kansasandth The indians
ritory' and thus furnish 10 The bas
man, pleasure-sceker and the eng
the most di rect and eomfortabt.l
TO all poiuts IN Missouri Kansss \
Colorado, New Mexico, Nebnski J
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whole PacifeS Slope, Superior "
mentsa are offered Tor those seeking
bones n tIiesEar Nest land ibc
portaiion facilities arc irnequaleYp =,
Western road. Everybody gong
sliguldsive these roads o trial " \
convinced that the~ Missouri y
Through Line and the Atlalllf "
cifc Short Line are the really
lironyiiiares VI traysl.a Fur maps,
tables, ipiOrisatioRfas to- rates y
etc, address e. A. Ford, GepsIN
'sengcr Agent, ST. Louis 10, wv
Will DE eiieerfttily and promptly :
MI HLM #
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-12

S'
u. ". Margrayc AMI III, Crouch,
ners under the iirri name aud y
g. W. Margrav,'s q Co. 81" o.
| In TIL; case tb. plaintifIs having
oath that the iefrndants arc mIrS
tLon, by account I'm about the !.
| s35O. aid ha ting execnted bon1
guir,sl Inv ,,,w,in attnchment ca.s,
m attachment having bcen i.snel.
ii. Reeves. Esa.. onfhc an aay d
et,sptr, which 1i,s ca ans' T., ,s't ,bs @a"a. !
Il. GriHth, sle,iT of saiI ccmty
WAS nv said sheriff. levied unon 4
rcIs OF Daryta md one note Of han
S..Ig,I
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r. cRAseERg q yoSEssoRos

Lucinda Phillips vs.. Jei,u Phillips, etaiy
III this cause 1t appearing from the al
legations in complainants bill that John
Phillips n OF the defendants in this
cause Is q citizen of Yaucey county In
the State OF North Carolina. fits there
fore ordered that publication be made for
four suaesssiveswssks ias the fferaliand
Tribune anewsfaperl pahiishedt III the
town OF Jonssboro,, Tenn. notifying said
tdefendantsHt to appear before or said
Cbancery Court on the fth Monday of
November next. aud make his de-
Tense to- complainant q bHi OF tue ss#s
viii be taken for confessed as 20 him,
and set for hearing ex-parte. Witness,
p. =. Sgipgle, Clerk aud Master 0fsaid
day OF 0ctoher, 1874.
D. F. swINGLE, c. L n.
octS-w ipfSJ,
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STRONG 8 PURE RICH B~LOoD-IScHE tsE OF
asfLRSU AND WFlGWr1fLEsR SEfk \ DEAU.
TIfrL c~UAPbLAHuN s., tisLD ~ ALL .1aS
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