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New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG-Kn steamship Fts,a. June 1I.-Bsros
Fesen, family aud mad Mrs Moson and maid Master Nelson Ma
Morris and Mr. M r. Dommeeb children and
A. A. Julien Mrs NJ Jaen Miss g. JueB Ms r. Julien, Miss G..
Canine Miss Canne Guerbr Herman Spain Mr.
Burns Henry Scbnmp A. Muller August Sursberg Mrs
n Muller s. b. Robinson John C. Spencer A. Wusbarg Chr.
Csussen Willy Walker Mrs Mary r. Foster Walter Brosn Edward
Brown Mr. and Mrs GfOrt Mrs Peter sshI Mrs D. Lincoln
daughter Mrs John W. Buckley Miss Louise anos Mr. and
Mrs sulu. Hart, A. Roth, M; and Mrs Philip sehloss
Bowler, Peter Ahles Ferdinand Ahles. Mrs H. Rsiait
Ohn Miss Jl1is eyn.Oen Master, LOUIS sHd Esgne Nj
Hamsnn Mr. Paul schoeter Mr. Lewis D. CohD Mr. Jacob Ces.
Mr. and Mrs wears Mt and Ms Henri Sale. and insn
Mrs George Pssset Miss Anna Robe, Mr. Friedrich schss
Ludwig Bernhard Mrs Busch and dsng
Mr. Pregan Mr. Mihbausen Mr.. George Bauer Mr. William
Gi,ser Mr. George Pabs Mr. Charles Busch Mr. Peninahd
Engelhom and SOD, Mr. o. sonehammer Mr. NJ slmb, Mr NJ
schonfed Dr. A. These Mr. Mossen Mr. and Mr. Jacob No
aud Chslres Mr. Paul wscs Mr. Josph Bmea
Elise Busch, Mrs. Sophie Chrup, Mira Abna sommer
Mise Minnie sommers, Mis- Hahn Ms Christine Lnca Mrs Ss
ae steted Mrs Ebeihs Schroeder Mrs Jossnns Roeper sAi
daughter Mss Christina Cook Miss Maria ssse Mrs Wehrs
FOR HAVANAIn steamship Cuy Of Mertdd June ll-V Fas
Jose Moes Moore aud wife, Mss johnson M aeneude d.
Minus, Mrs E. T. Webb, Mrs. Stewart B. RiVA y Rodriguez h
Riyes sndt three children
FOR BERMUDA-In steamship Gamma June ll.-Geoge Eve.
J. Burnett Capt, Richardson, Mrs j. Richardson Leooan.
Miss g. H. LeonArd the Rev. W. Ryan, Capt W. HILL tie Ks"
DR. Foggo.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK................

PORT OF NEW-y0Rk. .......'..''JVk iis
Steamship Msced ,nls Brl Laird Glasgow, Henderson Bros
Steamship Frsia tGerl Meier, Hamburg Sc hennrn = 70
Gamma (B Leddost Hamilton Bermuda A. l. os|
sS,ase p,ni,, Howe Pbadeph, Lonlsrd Steamship Co
steamship Nereus Besrse. Boston H. r. pmoef
s,..m,hip Chesapeake johnson Portland j. r. Anee
S,.amship Msyfower. Futs, PhlatephA j. HAM
shin SxaoS Howes Valpas for orders v" d. ufses 70.
srip Cor,s Or \ Carr London. Geo. r. bae'
shp Glencorse Br Liverpool ARIEL luts 20
ssrt Iono Nor Queenstown or fauous re'ens boes
am, u,yy, Elliott Orb Gilman Hamburg Dewolf Co.
~ Kate Carlton (Br Grant Pictou ~ s. q Loud Co
NJ Nar,t yens Isksen Rotter Teens BoeAmann
~ Hsrry Aubrey. Briggs Barbados Dwight Plat .
R PATHFINDER (Br Cousins Cora fAmeah for orders heneJ
Parker ,,. p..... n w y.,nc.
scL OhV. H. Robinson Beers, Portlsnd K j. Geiwn Son
schr William Fisher, Hcten Portland. X }. Gotsin Son.
sehr Onward, Wheeler New-London X. w Jackson Bon
sehr Msry Lord Lord. Savannah ID. b. Dearborn
schr Amelia r. Cobb, Baker, Wellfeet. b. j. Wenberg
schr MAYO Mcmillan, East Cambridge: b. j. Weinberg.
schr Island, Culum, Providence, Cbss II. Los.
sebr Rosna Bsa. Boston John n. Lewis Co.
Schr Ellen (BE Israel ST. John. n b. z. l. Nevas soma
schr Causry Heard urbana Va, hy Master
sch. r. Godwin Williams Stamford stamford Mapuaeanss -
Barge j. A. Robinson Purity New.haven, W. T. Edssf''@
ARRIVED. -,
Steamship Bsigic tBs) MecA.. Liverpool Nay 10 "'a ~
Steamship Richmond Reed Richmond CITY ros and S0'@ VIZ
Old Dominion steAnshp C IN h.,. with naval
Steamship Regulator Jones, Wilmington. N. u " "'' ~
stores Wm p, Clyde Go. - A. p..,s u.yre Aor,l Al
via Delaware Brcakwaler June o. In ballast L. IN Iii.
Bark 81 grid tNorl Kmsuuelsen. svsnseA 20 eys r.
Rsrs Olber, lGetl Albert Liverpool ~ ssyS p@~@ "
chorsi d 6anty Aeek epe eesasN
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
Ex-pEpUTY COLLECTOR GILL's TRIAL.

At the opening of the Kings County Court OF
Oyer and Termner, yesterday, DstrlctAttorney WINS
low moved that the trial of exDeputy Tax-Collector
GILL; who is charged with embezzlement, be begun. Gen.
Tracy and another person appeared for the accused but
as the former engaged in the trial Of James Dunn
in the City Court he moved that the Gill case be post
poned for the present. Distrct-Attorney Wnsow op-
posed the notion said that this the only one OF
this class of cases now ready He did why other
counsel could procured. He desired to conclude
all officials before the term closed Judge
Daniels said in fact that tho counsel
actually engaged in the trial Of another he would
postpone the for few days Gen. Tracy said that
isaao Badeau was an important witness for the de-
fense and they could not proceed without him, and as
sick the ease might as well go over Tor the term
The case was then adjourned until July when
ing to the Dlstrct-Atorney Baieau will also be tried
before the Judge and in the extra Court OF oyer
and Terminer, which Will be extended until August
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
RRIDAf IuxR 10

FRIDAY. JUSs l2.
Mails Newfoundland forE PotOhce evev day
at @ D.. a.. via Halifax
HALIFAX n closed q. the SewYork Po'tO1ce even
day . D. IN. and goes Boston.
SATURDAY.. JUN 13.
Mails for Europe via QaeeDowa and Lserpoo by the ss.Ih
Celtic Supplementary Mail Is closeI the POST
Olce at 1880 p m Steamship sails al m from Pier No. oI
North River.
BY II 80 Supplementary Mail
the PostO6ce st 1870 Steamship sails
from Pier foot Of Third ST.. HoOoken
Direct Germn Prusan closed Mall this line
For French Mail direct by the Lafayette mails close a
~ ~ Steamship sails at from Pier No. 81 North River
Mails West Clyde close at stean
ship sails at .. m, from Pier No 20 X. X.
SUNDAY. yuYE IL.
All Mails close at ii O'Clock The tos-0hce from
to
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
DISPUTE ABOUT A PARTY WALL.
,oco Iomao w Nach ownar Of I,

In 1869 James w. Nash, owner of lot OF
land In Ffthave, SO feet from Ffethst, and. coter
mipous proprietor with Miss Lvermore. being about
10 build house, agreed with her to build party wall
which should stand two inches on his and fourteen
inches on her lot Mr.. Nash to bear the whole
pense OF the wall. He built the wall and his house,
placing his front wall at the center point Of the party
wall. In 1871 Miss. Hvermore sold to Mr.. Kemp. who
insisted that In front Mr.. Nash only the two
inches Of tho wall standing upon his own ground
and that he must cut down six inches Of his
front wall. Mr.. Nash refused, and Mr. Kemp
employed masons to cut 1t of Thence came disturb
ance and police interference. and application by Mr.
Kemp for an Injunction restraining all persons from in
terfering with his use OF his property. which was
terday before Judge Lawrence In the Supreme Court to
continue the Injunction, and Il was argued by sIJudge
Joseph Ii. Choate for Mr.. Kemp. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
THE COURTS.
A FORGED BOND CASE.

i FORGED BOND CASE.
EMMELINE MEREYs SUIT AGAINST THE SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY UNSUCCESSFUL
The interesting bond suit of Emmeline Mercy
against the New York Safe Deposit Company was con-
cuded yesterday by emphatic verdict for 'he de-
fendant which 1t took the jury just two minutes to ind
Tho cause Of the action accrued IN this way Nathanie
Frost bachelor and navy chaplain, deposited with the
Safe Deposit Company in December 1861 $4,000 worth OF
bonds He retired from the navy. and IN 1868 occupied
room kept by tho plaintiff, at No. 132 East Sixteenth
81. In July following he died. His relatives we're ad
vsed OF his DEATH and they sent on lawyer TO inquire
about his personal effects The lawyer was told by the
plaintiff that there bonds papers relating 10
them I'm her possession but six months afterward the
Safe Deposit Company were informed by the plnntin
that tho bonds had been assigned to her by the
old chaplain ius,June, n 1863 On JAN 8. 1852
she called with her lawyer at the ONCE
of the Company. and made formal demand ior thc
bonds These refused the suspicion of the ffeSf
dent and Treasurer having been aroused In regard 10
the genuneness OF the signature on The
he reported in favor OF the defendant put tue shera
Term of the Superior Court reversed tne % onJ
trial has occupied week before Judge freeuian, M h
Henry L. Clinton and f. M wignt aPPeras & he s1.ini 1
who put in evidence the assignment ana cerunco d VI
n srs se nton and Wight called many
witnesses prove that the signature OF the chapd U.
the assignment was forgery. dne as comoed to
give security in order to obtain the property, anu ~
bonds pme Aenhem The same notary
whose is attached to the cerlhcate OF aohnowt
these sureties and Undertaking, and Mr. Clinton called
two witnesses who attended the iunera oi M e
and they swore positively that lie died IN 1862 thfeo
years before this convenient notary certies tha Ae
helm came before him TO acknowledge thlS &
Sch Testimony as this made the case clear one III no
defendant favor and the jury found verdict promptly
thus leaving the property sun in 'no n""u' VI 'A'
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Jere-
m.h Murphy Mugsn the sers who assaulted George
Eugeha committed default Of $500 bail charge Of
sault
Ann Hughes of No. 46 ThOmas-st. was arraigned at
the ombs Police yesterday charge OF having struck Mary
lives the house. the bead with ha!chs Justice
Flsmmer committer her in default of 81 900 bail
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Thos.
Ssery Sattery Burke who live l69 Cherry
charge Of picking the pocket OF Miss Hester
committed 1000 bail lady named Rka
attempting yesterday from Es, Broadwa,
slipped and fell through the caeessness the
driver Connolly injured
Connolly and reanded b. Judge KAsnre sva, the
fheriu uiures
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
EMBARRASSMENT In THE BUILDING TRADE.

The laborers in the building trade who
struck for higher wages have met with little success
Only few small contractors have compiled with their
demands. In many places Italians have been employed
They work "a day, and said to become excel.
lent worklnen after few days. They are very active
and intelligent and do more work than the old men.
since tho latter by the rules Of their Society," carried
only is bricks In hod while the Italians carry 49, The
strikers have become at places In hs unner
part OF the CITY, and several buildings where Italians
are at work daily guarded by the police. At Fifry.
secondst. and Broadway where row Of buildin os IA
being erected, squad Of . dozen policemen are com
stanty guard and In the morning, when the aborers
begin work. this force Is Increased ~ men, Iness
the strikers become more peaceabe II Ia expected thar
the OF tho police Will be- needed until the buiId
ings reach hight Of two OF lree stortes so thai ee
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
DECfSlONS-JUNE II.

Superior Court-Specid! Term-By Judge Speir.-
Crescent Iron WesThe issue rendered in the amended
amended complaint entities the defendants to
trial. order be granted Diets DetS
with the that neither entitled ~ dyorce
complain, dismissed each their
Bv Judge Van V0-Archer ct al Flynn aFDngs OF fact
settled aud iled. - -.<..s4~~.-e-s.
Supreme Court Chdmbers-By Judge Lawrence
In the Shields eating Hamon the matter OF Nc
Mahon Barclay Batter Mhssel; Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Salem Van ngen Race Muller sgt Lnbsu Dusenbury agt
Mar-ha CooperBond OF guardian al
approved sueke Newn Roeiland Couniy NoGycerne
Sweet; Billings HALL Boomentha Rass;
Of the Market CoGranet Msnng hansngDi
granted :he plaintiff Catn agt with $40
costa Menu Adams Stickwad-Bi reduced Roberts
Hll-Mo,ion denied with $40 costs.
BY JUICE DonehneStone Chuch-Moon for Injunction de-
MED and injunction dissolved
Marine Court-Chdmbers-Dy Judge Alker.-Klein
st Ba-oion for appointment Of guardian ID hn granted
suit Meyer sg Gronan-Molon open default granted. lSes
papers1
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
An application was made to Judge Law

renee In the Chambers branch OF the Supreme Court
Yesterday the matter OF the Madisonave. extension
the for which awarded several thousand
dollars to NJ. Hay owner OF the property through
which the extension ran. The application to amend
the award by substituting Thomas Loughlin un-
known owners In place Of Hay on the ground that no
such person M Hay" known TO exist, and that
tine Commissioners made q mistake. Opposition to the
application was made by Corporation Counsel Andrews
notice aud also tbat the court had no lqsdletiop. De-
nisiou reserved. 10y
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMAAC.
G., 4os sun su ...... 1881 Moon n.es...... 251
HeH wArs. Tap pAr-An
Sandy Hoot. 5:4S Govs isand ozi heh oe FeJ' o'iS
wArsR TBS DAP ooo
ssr u.ok O. JGoT. IssDd so Hell Gate Ferry. S'39
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

vators can bo used Some strikers openly declare
that not for the police thoy would soon get rid
NJ Italtan9.
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S,nrem. court-r -rhnmh.ra-Rv .lndge lawrence.
CALENDARS-THis DAy.

N Nbhho-LAWhESCh %
4 2l4. Manu- aud MerchtS Bank
agt. Camm.
GIG. .Spra!t ags Huntington.
222. Mott sgt. Palmer Mani Co.
| 229. .Werder agt WAldeck.
234. .ByIbee asL Compton. dc.
230. ,Derrickson ags Ocker-
hausen.
238. Keenan, agt Wayerley Pa.
per Mills.
j. Opens At 1880 = N.
,rrers.
I 6..Kobbe et al. agt. The Chem.
ical Nat Bank.
o. Woodruff. guard n, sgt. 81.
Thomass Church. ". Y,
%. .Tournode ct a. agL Hsgs-
] dora Ct a..
Ie and Fact.
2l5. .FoleY sgt Green, Con'r,
2l0. .Donohue agt. The Mayor.
2l7..Peck, err, ct al , sgt. DIN
smoie ct al.
2lS. Atlantic Saw. Bank agt.
Brewster ct al
2l9. .Covel agt. Blssa
220. Bell agt. Baegs ct al.
l..Castner, rec'r, agt Don.
ogbue st al.
224. .McNIf agt Strsat and ano.
220. Anderson agt The Mayor.
| 7..ParisA ssI sherman ami
I ll..Stephenson agt. Gather
wood.
Is. Ritter sgt. Booty.
80. .Ly nch agl Richardson ct al.
81. Orr AIT. Gilmore aud ano.
43..Hastings, rec'r, sgt Drew
ct al.
S5..Hynes agt Mooney ct al.
lAA..Beach agL Coils, IT,. and
ano.
l46. Jeremiah and ano. sgt. Jer.
emlah.
1863. .Frueauf, admir-, sgt Stiddy
et al.
1865. Cook agt. Plat ct al.
ITO. Ireland agL vrodsubarsh b
eial.
III. Ireland agt Same
VAN BRusr, J.
CarssL
/ 3O72. .Pelton agt Hlllyer and sno.
Si2O. Philips sgt ostram And
ano.
3i04. .Schwab sst Fries
3402. .Mcvey sgt Canirell.
2l06. Harmon sgl Van 6yctel
and auo.
2678. Bell aud Apo. agt Hoffman.
3426. .McRvoy Agt. Appleby.
1896. .Rayner % Al sgt Lubs st
oil.
$780,. Wexford ct al ast Bd.
wards
1866. Bishop ast CARL and ane.
3o35. .Tuska agt Tios Manufsc-
tunng Co.
2Al8. Stiles sst Ely st Il
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-20

Week of Prayer.
The week of prayer as appointed ~
the Bishops of the NJ. Z. Church, South,
begins on Friday, Aug, 2lst. Friday is
a day of fasting-the members of the
Church will please observe it.
Religious services will be held every
evening during the week at "A o'clock.
The following is the order Of services
as arranged by the Pastor.
lst. day. Prayer for the descent of the
Holy Spirit, and an increase Of personal
piety.
End day. For a general revival of re.
ligion throughout our bounds, but es.
pecially in u own midst.
Ord day. For the Missionary Cause.
18th day. For Sabbath Schools, and for
the children and young people of the
Church.
9th day. For the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, and for Temperance.
Preaching next Sabbath at II o'clock
A. NJ. and u O'Clock, P. NJ.
All the members of the Church, and
as many others as desire to do so, are
earnestly requested to attend.
JAMES ATKINS, JR., Pastor.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-20
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 to
Denver and Return. good ninety DAYS
from date sale, at extremely low rates
thus affording every one an excellent op-
portunity to visit the famous resorts of
Colorado, among the beautiful Parks of
the Rocky Mountains.
70 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
a cheap, safe, quick and direct route by
way DIST. 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 its trains from st. Louis to principal
points in the West toithout change. We be-
The Texas c0nnectionof this road is
now completed, and passengers are offer
cd a first class all-rail route from st,
Louis to Texas, either over the Missouri.
Kansas II Texas X. II. via Sedalid, or over
the Atlantic d Pacific Il. E, Uia Vinita.
For full information in regard to Col
orado Excursions, or trips to any point
in the Great West, address or call upon
either of the following named Agents of
the Line j. F. Thopson, 157 Exchange
ST., Buffalo, N. Y; =. Ii. THOMPSON.
Union Depot, Columbus, Ohio; or Il. A.
Ford Gen1 Passenger Agent, 25 South
Fourth Street, st. Louis Mo. Questions
viii be cheerfully and promptly answer
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-20
The Big Show.

The Big Show.
The great N. Y. G N. o. Combination
which exhibited here last Saturday was
certainly a grand r%ffair. The proprie-
tors have spared no expense to make it
an entire success but Notwithstanding its
entire completeness, we have q sugges,
tion to make, which we think would not
only add to its attractions, but be a vast
saving of expense. Instead of that
"Grand Steam Piano." (the original cost
of which must have been huge) we sug-
gest the purchase of six small tin horns to
be blown by six small darkies. Said
darkies can be procured daily as needed,
and will no doubt blow for a triAe-say q
ticket to the "side show" The superior
melody of six small darkies blowing six
small tin horns, over the music Of the
Steam Piano. as we'll as the c~heapness,
we have no doubt will at once induce the
proprietors to adopt our suggestion.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-20
County Represe NATIVE.

W. are authorized and requested To
announce DR.. j. Leah. a candidate fol
Representative at the ensuing November
election.
We are authorized and requested to
announce James A. West, a candidate
for Representative at the ensuing Noyem.
Der election.
We are authorized and requested to an.
nouncc Il. A. Middleton, q candidate
for County Representative at the ensuing
November election. Subject however to
the ratification of a Republican Conven-
ton.
l hereby announce myself a candidate
to represent the people of Washington
county in the lower branch of the next
Legislature of Tennessee.
JOHN ALLISON, JR.,
We are authorized and requested to
announce JuSMes v. Johnson q can
didate for Representative at the ensuing
November election. ="
We are authorized and requested to
announce Horace T. Leftwich, as a can.
didate to Represent the Counties of Carr
ter and johnson, in the lower branch OF
the next Legislature, at the November
election.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-20
Grand Tournament.

One OF the interesting features Of the
Fair to be held at Greeneville. Tenn, on
the 2Srd and 25tb of September next,
will be q Grand Tournament under the
auspices Of the Ladies Floral and Fine
Art Association Of Greene County.
1t is proposed that this shall be an ex>
hibitior of horseuanship and g~allantry
worthy Of the occasion. aud it is hoped it
will inspire an admiration for history
which has been adorned by the chivalry
Of Medieval times.
The number Of entries in the lists will
be limited to thirty Knights.
The entries will be made upon the roll
in the order in which they are received.
Each Knight will be required to assume
a character and wear an appropriate cos
tune.
fRlEEs.
The champion Kaight will DO entitled
to the first Honor, and 20 crown the lady
Of bis choice, Queen Of Lcss and Beau,
ty," and will also be awarded a Silver
Hunting Case american Watch, worth
$1,000.
Tae four Knights receiving The neat
highest scores will crown the ladies Of
their choice as LIST, End, Srd and ith Maids
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-20
Announcement
State Senator.
A., r., NArr,
Refercc,,&c

We are authorized aud requested to an
nounco George Kinney, a candidate
for Senator, in the first Senatorial Dis
trict, at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized and requested to
announce Isaac E. Reeves, a can,
didate for Senator in the first Senatorial
District at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized and requested to
announce Stephen A. Bowel, a
candidate to represent the 1st Senatorial
District Of Tennessee, composed of the
counties Of Greene, Washington. johnson
and Carter, at the ensuing November
election.
We are authorized and requested TO
announce p. p. C. Nelson, Of johnson
City, as a candidate to represent the first
Sentorial district in the General Assem-
bly, Of Tennessee.
W. are authorized and requested to
announce VIM. G. Emmert, Of Elizabeth
ton, ash candidate to represent the First
Senatorial district in the next General As
sembly Of Tennessee.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-20

Circuit Court is still in session. On
account of the absence of Judge Gil.
lenwaters, the bar entered into an
election Monday morning which re-
suited in placing Chas. r. Vance in the
chair, as Special Judge. In the case
of James Bright vs.. The E. T., Va, &
Ca, r. R. Company, the jury returned
a verdict in favor of defendants. The
case of r. G. Burson, VS.. Z. S. Cox,
ct. al. is now in progress of trial. 1t
is supposed that the Court will adjourn
Saturday.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-20
EASLEY'S SPRING.

his Spring is in the edge Of Carter
L County East Tennessee, 2 miles
East of johnson City on the e. 4. Y.
4 Ga. Rail Road. The water is Cha
iybeate cold aud pure, with good proper,
ton. OF Magaesia and Sulphur. The
House will be opened on the 22nd Of
June, to persons desiring the benefit Of
this water, ard a quiet Retreat during
sfs keat Of Summer.
We propose to keep a plain Boarding
House, making no pretentions to fashion
or display but will try TO make our visi-
tors feel at home during their stay with
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-20

The latest sensation is the elope.
ment of WIN. F. Payne, generally
known as a Sewing Machine Agent,
with a young lady whose widowed
mother resides near Washington Col.
lege in this county. From the
many versions OF the, affair we give
our readers the following, is perhaps
the most reliable: MI. Payne is a mai.
ried man and has been residing at
Bristol, the young lady has been staying
with them for some time past. Her
visit drawing to a close it was arrang.
ed that he should bring her home. In
stead of doing SO, however, they took
another route and it is supposed have
gone toward Kentucky. Mrs. Payne,
who is an esteemed and worthy lady,
arrived here from Bristol Saturday
morning.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-20
Sale OF Land.
Jas. H. Dosser, Admir-, of Margaret
Ruble, Decd.
John r. Smith, ct. al.

oonu IL. smith, ct. oil.
Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
Court, at Jonesboro,' Tenn. at its Nav
Term, 1874, in the above cause. | will
offer for sale to the highest bidder, at
the Court House door, in Jonesboro,'
Tenn, on the 3lst day of August 1874,
the tract of land lying in Washington
County, civil district No. 8 containing $50
acres, adjoining the lands of James Carr,
decd. and others known as the Peggy
Ruble farm, $500 of the purchase money
will be required to be paid in cash on day
of sale, the remainder to be paid in two
equal instalments of six and twelve
months respectively for which the pur,
chaser will be required to execute his
notes with good and approved security, a
lien will also be retained on said land
until the purchase money is fully paid.
This 29th, July 1874.
JAS. II. DOSSER,
Special Commissioner.
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