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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-03

o. WHAT THE QUEEN THNKI-Queen
VictorIEs vlewa Of the present crisis Of
tho Established Church IN England are
Important, because 1t is on church matters
that she has will OF her own that inhu-
enSSs her ministers. ltIsknown that the
Queen Is ttrongly opposed to the Ritual
Is,A Her bias, like that Of her husband
has always been toward the Broad Church
and In Its broadeSt iormH. Tho iavohtG
rDlvines at court have been Dean Stanley
Canon Kingsley, and the late DR.. Nor
man Mcleod. The Queen, though the
head OF the Church, has never shown
much respect for It's festivals, and has, In
fact, rather gone out Of her way to dlsre-
gard them by fixing royal marriages and
other events for Lent, and so on. Her
second daughter, the Princess Alice Of
Heaso, was q patron Of DR.. Strauss, who
composed at her request his lectures on
Yolnlre and delivered them at her tea.
parties at DArmstadt. The Crown Prin-
cess Of Germany is also understood to be
an adhereut Of tho free German school Of
theology.
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c,IItoy a RspublIsah Congressional
CoSVenIl0h for the PlISt District Of
Wsh Virginia.
NJ Rspablksss o. ~ RlIG, District, and a
othsr DsESoas vho are opposed 70 thS Hing De
nosrIEy AID tAs boaihss ioF ConEress Of TIE
E1ssboFo C0sTsuti0n, are hsftby hotihte and
requested 70 sad tsiezAlss 70 CohVSntiOa %
b I'D 10 ~ eity q Wheeling % THUBDAT.
tbs q aEy OiBsptsnbsr, it7i, Ior The paFposs
Of nominating . eaadida.s 70 represent iA.d
DiFtT.tt ia he AsTi CobErsas Of tha Unitsd
B1Nl
Nj rSoomAsEdsd that the TEfioaS eounlisi
n lbs DlstFiei bold ConVSRuOas 81 ~ early .
diy ~ posEiblS 70 bslosa dSlsEAts 70 EtIsAd sAi4
C0nysHi0n.
II 10 tobGdSltiJ expected that iIIngsmshtl
viii h nAds 70 provide half Are trIn'por Aiioa
%, dslsEa.as 70 Ild trgB aid CohTsntion.
oI0GaI EpNIADa,
C.0lnmaH u CoNSrslstoAaf coMmiitSs or a.
HHt C0AEtISiON1i DlEutei
HDuIpsunS, August -. ts1L
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.CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ will be received by the City OF Wheeling At
the once Of the City Clerk, until Thur, day, Sep
tember 90, 1874, Atd o'clock P. for the follow.
loving described work, to-Wit:
Firtt, For ten thousand 10000 feet 9inch
Oak Plank, II feet long, 10 be delivered at such
place as the Street Commissioner shall direct
second: For the eonstruction ofa bridge AcrOts
CAldWelrs Run, near JObnsOA's Mil, ia Hetoid.
Hnee with plans and Specifications on file 10 the
once OF the City Clerk.
THIRD FOR the conjunction OF 4 circular
Brick Sewer on "a b street, from northwest corn.
er Of Market suett TO the river. In conformity
with plans and tpccidc NiOns on q as above.
FOURTH. For the construction OF tight Board
Fence and election Of q stable on the property
OF Mrs.. Helen Bloch. on Ninth street, betEet y
MAIN street and the river. In accordance with
plane and specification on die as above.
FUh For Grading aud Macada mixing Zane
street, 9TH Ward from virginia 1trrrt "a BGck
River BitRe, with four u. Btrinfs or had blue
ilmestope, properly broken and spread. Bids
Tor Matchmaking 10 be by the perch.
St1h For Trading aud Construction Of Wall
on st' Chares street. In accordance with plans
And o. eeiteauons also on dc as above.
bids. - ~ - "a
Proposals. to he sndoraedWith The character Of
the work bid on. o. n CoWAN'
Chairman Committee streets ard Alleys.
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.nll,Ir. Of ihe Nert ConEress.

f0llAlCA " AAu Nb4t NVhbA
30 far elections have been held In three
B,A,es for members Of the next Congress,
Oregon, North CrolIns and Yer
mont Compared with the cleo
tons two years ago, the result has
been 4 gain 10 the Democrats Of
three memberL As to the probabilities"
Of The Republicans retaining their ma
jori,y In the next House, the annexed
Dispatch from Washington TO the Chicago
Tribune Of Monday Is Of interest, although
1t may be taken with some gtalns Of al
loWAnDe
Leading Republicans who have been
IN the city for some days managing party
aiaiFI have drawn up m estimate Of the
pfobSble result Of the coming election.
They readily concede that the campaign
will be q hot one and their party will lose
quite heavily In CoDgresimen, but moi
enough 10 Wipe out The Republican msjOr'
lIy In the House. They eAiimRte loss d
I've votes 10 New York, two In New I'm
gland, one, and perhaps two, in Ohio, ont
In lows, and such falling OIL a. vii
leave ihOm but twelve or fifteen yotei
rom the South. Altogether they are pro
pared for lOsB Of somewhere In the
neIghbOrhood OF sixty votes, which will
cut down the majority 10 twenty-five OF
thirty. There was 4 conviction among
them Some weeks ago that the OTangers
would succeed In elecling thirty or forty
Representatives, but for some reason they
have changed their minds. They say that
~ indications point TO regular old
fashioned fight between the Republican
aud Democratic parties, in which the
GraugeEs, as such, will lose their distinc-
tivenCss. II Is believed that not more
than one.hsli dozen Granger Representa-
tlyes can be elected.
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THR Western agents of some Of our
strongest iron hOuses, that are able TO
carry their stock TIL such time as It suits
them to sell, inform US that there is but
little demand for iron at the figures lately
fixed by the manufacturers here, but that
In spite oil the agreement 10 adhere to the
card agreed upon, iron can now be bought
In Chicago at rates considerably under
the card. The market Tor the past three
or four months hes been marked by lust
such discrepancies, and the impression
prevails that they have been brought
about by the necessities Of some dealers,
who were compelled 10 raise money Of
almost any cost TO carry them into whA,
they iondiy hoped would DO an active
fall trsde.-Rtts5argh Commercial! q
he Cd.
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KERPNa MRAIs WAITING. - Little
things often interfere with our comfort
very much, and ono small annoyance /.
for men to delay coming to dinner when
called. Sometimes they have an hour OF
more Of work which they do before quit
ting, and then they will go.to the house to
tlnd the dinner cold and the cook dis
courAged. Nothing Is more dishearten-
ING TO tired woman than 4 table full oil
dirty dishes ornamenting the table an
hour and Q halt later In the day than
usual. PuncluNlity is . virtue that men
should learn II they are in the habit OF
being uncertain about coming 70 meals.
ANY woman worthy OF the name oil
housekeeper will DO regular with her
meals II 1t lies within her TO do so,--
Exchange.
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theology.

ACCORDING to our statistics, says the
United Presbyterian, the Presbytery OF
Monongahels takes the lead In contribu-
ting to the Board Of Foreign Missions, its
total reaching $S739 "a. 1t is followed
by Allegheny with &S,6s075, and by
Charters With &s.s4s 90. Those are
usiShhoEing Presbyleries, and their con-
trl6atiCn OF nearly slO,0OO.is about the
ono fourth Of the whole amount raised fol
the Foreign Mission work. These cities
being places Of active and thriving busi-
meas, have abundant wealth; and Wash
inglon county, having Its sheep and wool
RbOunda also In grain, fruit; beet, butteI
and whatever IS needed 10 provide {
happy lie and inspire Chrlslian gratitude
ItlS pleasant To see that this gratitude hal
expression not only In songS and resolu'
lions, but In acts Of benehcence towards
tho church, which, as the Jerusalem o
their love and hope, they esteem theil
"chieI Joy"
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TRUE love TI1 IN the heart, and when
1t fieI nearer the ground, when = wo-
mans "ianeE natures spiritual sense" OF
Whatever she calls II, begins 10 trouble
her, and Ihs begins 70 talk q beiSg crest
iul, and soothing. and refreshed, and Gov
cred BY blllsiul seasons Of spiritual inter.
courle," Adolphui had better stay round
the house WiIh Asry Ann, When the PAE-
son makes bic pastoral callA-kSeAahgs,
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THE salaries of the public school teach
ss OF San Francisco have been increased,
The Principal Of the Boys high School is
to get $a5oper month; special teacher OIL
Latin and Greek, $l75; special teacher oil
French and German, $l75; special teacher
natural sciences Boys High School, $780,
Principal Girls High School, $3.50; teach.
,ers Of senior classes, $l75; teachers Of
middle classes, 1915; teachers Of junior
classes, $l45; special teacher OF French
and German, $l76; and special teacher
81 natural sciences, Girls High School,
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A LARGE eEoEd Wa 10 attendance yeS.
isfdsy 81 The Camp or Buih meeting hsld
near HOLMES hestlbg HouSe, 10 Smith
asld township his oOanty. Rev, d.,
Williams, Of this city, Rev. 30 A. Nil
Ter, o. Bridgeport, aDd Rev. Dr. T. eioFeF,
Of The BmIthdsld circuit, were the leading
ministers In attendance. The meeting
commenced last Friday, and viii prob
ably continue until WsdnsadGy. -St(ubsA.
Dilk 9d1stis.
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LAAD soLD.-Mr. Adam TOmbaugh
has sold bis farm recently advertised In
the Reporter, near HiIlSbOrouEh, contain
Ing 1Ol acres. TO Mr.. Henry Huffman, At
eos IS per acre.
At the same time oats sold 81 co cents
per buAhel, wheat Bt 81 10 three acres Of
corn 10 ground Et t25 per Acre,- YAH
inQlon Pa RsportSE. III
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PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING
GIN CLEHK,r OIr1cE.

WHEELIN0l IW.NAl rept ], BIT
Of the CITY 6isIF uoti ThTTSdSy s. ptSmSsT
1874, AtiP, \ for the lighting and extinRuiIh.
Ing OF tue Lamps In the 1lh Ward for one year,
Bids shall be By the poet, aud 10 furnish oil and
wick for the same; the Lamps To be lit and tI.
Iingui'hed By the same schedule as the city gas
Tampa =. A. BRITT,
sepl CITY Clerk
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For Sale.

nor sALE-vERY DEsIRABi.R
II BuILDlS9 LoT6,-Lstt Nc /. IIasIi
3 Square !, 0ilshri1It Addition, q iuSi - n
Yofk tuort, iunHilg 80 tac fsst % The riv,t
Three lots Afr % high ~ any o. thli,is,A
bsAailfuny RFAdod, tlpPlied With ely VGiuf
The water ffpbt pgntueiSd non VaAhiEf
| TlAIs-Ohc tkrfd cash ard TIE rllidae 10 Gu,
/ And tuo rear, With intcrrtt
X q JORDAN, ilso ChAyiine street, o. ". V
HOGS 4 bhO., BAuey's block. Nkfkel street
4 nuF1g
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MUSIC AND ART.

1he Misses DoddhdRo, recently OF the wheel
inG Female College, viii open elaSses In hH'io,
Drawing and Painting, in The Wuisel Musical
1nsdtute Van, ODD PslioWs' Bulleing. Srptrm
bsr let 1874. They will also give Instruction In
Music a. their fosidOhcV, No. 10 Ohio street, u.
land, and will be prepared 10 receive limited
number Of boarding pupLA. Hours OF rsEots
VIII DO arranged 70 suit tho convenience OF young
ladies attending other schools, AVIS
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Georgetown College, DC.
FOUNDED IN lSs.

The Classical Schools reopen September isl.
Thorough instruction In Rnghsh, LEliu, Greek,
French, Mathematics, RAiiohAl Philosophy aud
Natural seionoea.
The Medical school opens October 9Th.
The Law School October ilh.
Fur further pAItien lAu addreal
aus 7, p, lRALY, 81 PreIidehl
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FoR SALE
|TRUsTER's sALR


by Viftas Of Desd d Trust mLdo By RohsF,
B. Woods 70 meas TfuSiee. bearing date he Solh
day Of lanuAry, lett. and Tceofded u III hSIk i
on,e oi the Coanty Cur Of Ohio eOahty, N
pspt Boob No u, PAGE y, shan O ..'T
SATURDAY. he ttIh day q OeinbtF. iSlL
Al The fFoAt dooT Of TIE COaEt House Of ohlU
county, ~ l0o'e'oek A n, oiSr for sale IL pub.
nc SuttiOn TIE following desqtbed RAJ estate,
lying ahoui 81 miics north Of The city Of wheel
tng On The east side 81 the Ohio river heiuF pAri
Of lhc 4 r WOots, dOe'd, Aone tlFn, hAVlil .
fruAt 90 the east side Of TIE county roAd and
bounding thsFuun IS poles. And SIie1dyng bach
eastward AbOut 100 poles, eontAlHtng q ~ acres
Of land covering ard Including ION acres " 6NAl
Alec, = Sirip Ot land 70 Iret vide and about y
poles long running MN the sSulh western cora
e Of aid tAsi % tha Fiyur, bang the nnTih hall
TfTns o. sILI-.oae tAird sa,h and tie bal
Anoe In slI and twelve months, seenrVa By DEED
OF TFust y. BkADY, Trustee.
&c. HKRVEY, AuetiuneeF.
At the sAmo time viii DO offered for sale iloh
Acres OF oOAl lytne Immediately back Of IN
above described tract Of land
aus BOBERT d. WOODS.
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'WTRERLINa FRNALR OOLLRaH

wv AND MUsICAL CONSERVATORY,
WIN opcn TrHznAI, heptemher l. iS1A 1hs
huslSA S'SHsss y1loiy viii b. lnas, NE Dire
kpe, il, with capable AssistAnlA The faeu "
- lnsRueiion NIL inclado The eIpeiiehfed
tstehcrg q The pat pear, plplh vii b ~
eeiVu4 ~ Veal q tIshumentAl Music DtAW,
Ing, tihung, frCneA o. German. HOl JsIms OF
PrssidgnL kSI. " n NORTON OE the Raw.
J y. CLARk, meAA OF lhslIul nnn hA
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T INDsLEY NsrITUrE

Instruction Iiron n ~ branches usually
taught n Preparatory schools and Acaatnica.
The Department 81 AeaCln l.AnEuareA IL uhdCT
he eOnfOl VI The sminonuy GRScpasIul tsaeheF,
Dr. MAytf. TIE Pan session q Ahoen week !
cOnmlheSs Monday September I, lsft RUf
itTnt q Aenitsilnn, Tnlton, a., call II The
dlosaI. n, HltShlSOa, " hesllhg, " Va
JESSK q, BRUCE,
aagt $40 J. N HUTCHINSON
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EpUGATE YoUR S0NS!

NAiIolAl RlGlAOss COLLEGE PrupArus yuunK
mon md boys foT 6uhinest lttG Individual In
ttruetiol giVun each stHdenL II hAs he bet
leAehort, bcst eourpe Of study, and does most toJ
1AhTIN \ RRABHER,
AuPl9 Whealina W Va
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2 ETHANY COLLEGE


THlRTY,PouRTH SESSION,
Monday, ssh September, 1874. Couraas Of stu dy
Lru adjusted 70 salt The varied purposes Of Sta
dents, and degrees Aie eoniOFfud indicative OF
pfon in Arts, sciences and Let.
teft. Special oontHea aTo arranged for PInfru
HiOnAl Students IN Engineering, Practical Ply,
aics ard Chemistry, with ample training In the
alc Of Instruments and apparatus, both 10 neld
work and IN tho laboratory
Boarding IN olnbS nom % 70 q per week, and
81 private boarding houses from tASc To g. Yet
week.
For particulars, send Tor CSiAIoRo 10 Prnf @
L, LOOs, or ". X. PENDLETON,
ltSl President
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PgBLIo SALE OF SCHOOL PROP.
L EkTT. t" s''


In paEtuAnee Of an order passed by tho Hoard
Of Education Of tho EehOOl DiAtrlel Of Wheel.
Inc, Ve viii again ODER a public sale a. tho
Coun House OtOhio county, on
THURSDAY. September %, 1874,
beginning a 10 O'Clock a. N lot No. l. with tho
building thereon, except the bell. stoves and
furniture con aimed thefvih. and Alec lot No
in square No y. AAid lots arc located on Ihs
corner OF Jacob and Fourteenth streets, and
now used BY the Third Ward School. 'E'EH
Immediate possession will Do glToR Of tho
vacant lot No !, bat the Board Of kdueAsluu ~.
serves the right 10 occupy the school building
sn lot No. I, and retain possession Of the same
until the rev sehoOl building now being c y.
slructsd for tho 81 cond and Third WGrdS IhAll
be completed ard rrHdJ 10 occupy, which will be
about the ist Of April, 1914
TlHhs OF bALR-One,thlFd OF the pufshAip
money FOR lOtNo. to b. paid In cash, and the
balance In two equal paI mentA Of one and two
years, with interest from the DAY OF sale, the
deferred payments 10 DO secured By Dead 81
Trust Or the Ete retained until al the purchase
money u pAi6. Payments for lot No will be
made IN teyrn, nineteen and thirty one months
rom day OF fa'o bearing interest ron the let
dAytf april, isTa, and 20 DO seonrDd as above
stated
II the lots arc sold together, the reiGtiyS yAlus
OF each 10 DO mutually SRrsed upon By Tho par
chaser and the undefaigued.
J. Il HALL,
- President BOA;d Of Bdu ALTON.
| ]. N, BlCBEL. Clerk
1 hnM ale / n UuPVHV IA,.,I.,..s
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.SPECTACLEs-PERsoNs WHO
~ arc san ring in any way from impaired
tAelea, a. they inv IFiRby AFFORD almost InstAntA
neons relief, and restore eye-siRhL. They always
te-lhIigorAte and Strengthen the eye. Gail At
the hArket Street JeWelry Store, 1904, below
AeLuie HnuSe, for SpeetAcles, Watches, Jewel.
~, Silver Ware. Clocks, Gold Pens, Acs
- Fine Watches repaired and Warranted,
aopl OHTObY 4 DUFHIKI.D
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aus tlsfRR5 % o.. loSEPR


-LNl GIRIs-IAaAiisyi s,i,,s,s RSit,.' ~,
o. koa Ard lalk airet u, Nin tcop,n 4 epIrfnbtt
Slh, iSt a fan suufps oftnstfve,lon ip M,
gluh and hAhemAtiSS. CaasGsn In neAe,n
lArgaAeSs iAHeht BY Dt. Nays. CaGssC. IN
o. Nh, bnytA, eOrnor q BJioA and iSA SlStIA
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GheGRteILiqenfer
THURSDAY, SEPT. .. 1874.

oRR1oH. % 3 d Hourt0Onth st
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Il IAIS
Ever offered At rot1lI in this city. Purchasing
for cash from Importers We are enae'od 10
Sell By Retail at Wholesale Prices.

In addition 70 tho above No have acme aner
qualities not heretofore offered in this market
Ons-lourth pound sample PAekages OF any Of
above sent By mail postage paid on Ieee pt o.
price. Any quantity desired securely packed
and containing full weight Of Tea, sent by nail
per poukd addiuohAl for postage. jay % .
v. B. HALL & son, Z
SulOdGW- I9es Mnketst wheeling, ". We.
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TOR SALE
FoR SALE

FER my property, eornor Mccullough and
WeiEel streets, In La Grange, for sale.
The property consists Of too iuu lois and =
fnmo dwelling house containing three rooms
and cellar, #sT m
Terms easy. Enquire on the PREMISES.
lulOs ~ JOHN WANNER
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dissolution
WHEIuSO. August 81, 1871

Co.PARTNERsHIP.
The undersigped have this day formed 8 Co
partnership, under the frm lame OF c. OglebEy
b Sons, will continue the Wholesale Grocery
Trade At the old Stapd. Thanking oar friends
for their past liberal patronage, we hope by close
attention 10 business TO merit continuance OF
the same q. OGLEBAY b SONS.
WHEELING. September 1. 1874 Sspl
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Educational.
JOsEpH's ACADHMY,

~ Goa, FopHrEHNTn AND EaEE ~
ne tutss ofiAit intiuatioa viii " Frtane
On rucsdy, ktpisns1f lsL hAfNnia AZ Voacsi
81 70 atnd VIE thltrvh rOlnpt y, ttAtihf elEh'ea
may ~ Tally ouapinqd tFpn The ccamcnermSnl
uluing Chs nll ~ opeleA % The TIL, To-
shlgh pgplt not ailetdlbg The tekOA will b
s - TtrJns VI quarter % c,evch weeks
" W LEuaEec % ltih stfpsl
Aat1 SISTERS Up aT. JOSEPH
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J. N. BIoKEL, CLERK
Aua6 J, q. HHRVRY, AuctlonotT.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-07-23
Birth ana Death.

How quickly one generation of men
follows another to the grave! We
come like the ocean waves to the shore,
and scarcely strike the strand before
we roll back into the forgetfulness
whence we came. There is skeleton
in every house, Ay, in some, many
We can stand upon the corner of any
street, and, looking back, we shall see
that all the houses have changed occu-
pants in few years, Yes! while we
look, we ourselves grow old and pass
ON to join the caravan whose tents arc
almost in sight on the other side. In
youth the other world seems great
way Off but later we feel and realize
that it is closer at hand; and what ia
better, nature does the preparatory
work for passing into it, 90 that we
grow easily into it--are born into it.
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A New Cave.

De Verne journey to the center Of
the earth may not after all be but The
"bascless fabric of a vision," A new cave
has been discovered at Tat eNille, Mont.
gomery Co., KY, which, if followed by
discoveries Of like nature to those re,
Gently brought to light by four adventure
GUS spirits, may yet reveal the wonders Of
the central sea to the gaze of delighted
students of nature. The entrance to this
cave is through an orifce about large
enough to admit mans body. After
dccending porpendicularly for about
twenty feet, the party reached a clay bot,
tom, with stone walls and roof. The
chamber was not far from twenty feet
square, and at its end another hole was
visable. A descent was again made, and
a fine hall was discovered, the floor, walls
and roof of which were solid stone. The
air was agreeable, and the light of the
lantern revealed the wonders Of this most
romantic and beautiful chamber. About
sixteen feet lower they reached another
chamber, and having followed the descend
ing grade, they came upon q pool of water
whose taste was sweet, and whose depth
as sounded by stones, seemed to be about
four feet. 1t appeared tobe about ff.
teen feet across. Having gone as far as
the opportunity permitted, the explorers
picked up some stalactites Of stone, formed
by The dropping Of the water, and made
their way back to the open air, after an
absence Of nearly two hours.
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II N. GRIFFlrH, ATTORNEY AT
IL, LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT,
Jonesboro', Tenn. Special attentions
given to collections. Office. one door
East of Faw, Devault 81 Co., under
keen's Gallery.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-07-23
Colorado Excursions GO w est
Through st. Louis.

During the Summer Season, the Mis-
souri, Pacific and Kansas Pacific through
Line, via st. Louis aud Kansas City, will
sell Excursion Tickets from st. Louis 10
Denver and Return. good ninety tiays
from date sale, ut extremely low rates
thus aflording every one an excellent op-
portunity to visit the famous resorts Of
Colorado, among the beartiful Parks OF
the Rocky Mountains.
To all who are seeking new homes In
or are about to take a trip to Missouri
Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Nebras,
ka, Oregon or California, we recommend
q cheap, safe, quick and direct route by
way ofSt. Louis over the Missouri Pacific
Through Line. tits equipped with fine
Day Coaches, Bucks Reclining Chair
Cars, Pullman's Palace Sleepers, the
famous Miller Safety Platform, and the
celebrated Westinghouse Air Brake, and
runs It's trains from st. louis to principal
points in the West ,oithout change. We be-
The Texas connectionof this road is
now completed, and passengers are Offer
cd q flrst class all-rail route from ST,
Louis to Texas, either over the Missouri.
Kansas Il Texas X. X. ria Sedaiid, or over
the Atlantic a. PaelficR. :, via Yinifa.
For full information In regard TO Col
orado,, Excursions, or trips 10 any point
in the Great West, address or cali apon
either of the following named Agents OF
the Line. J. II. Thopson, l57 EXCHANGE
ST., Buffalo, N. Y; s. IL. Thompson'
Union Depot, Columbus, Ohio, or +. AZ
Ford Genl Passenger Agent, "a Soufl,
Fourth Street, st. Louis No. os,estions
will be eheertully and promptly answer