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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-01
Death at a Revival Meeting

Special correspondence Chicago Tribune.
BELEvIDERE, ILL.,, March l5.-FOr
som weeks past, at the Avery School,
house, so called, there has been an. ear
nest revival progressing, under the
leadership of the Rev. Joseph Ogden, of
the Second Methodist Church of this
place. Many have been convinced of
their errors, and turning faom sin have
embrace d the pure religion of Christ.
n othing tr~nspired to maj the happiness
Of any connected with the meetings, till
Saturday evening last, when Mr.. Joel
Paekham, a well-to-do farmer living
about two miles from town, rose and
gave his eXperience-there being nothing
unusual in his manner and address.
a few moments after he resumed his seat,
the congregation rose to disperse, but
he did not rise with them, and on going
to his seat, it was found that the lamp Of
life had burned out, the golden bowl was
broken, the silver cord was loosed, and
the spirit had flown to its giycr. Heart.
disease was probably the cause of his
sudden death.
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D. K. Brobeck. Agent!
Brownsboro', Tenn.
A FRAGMENT NOTICE,
NJ. P. Yoakley, Admir-, of John Yoakley,
deceased.
4. B. Yoakley.


1t happening from affidavit in this cause
that the defendant E.B. YOakley is justly
indebted to the plaintiff and he having re-
moved from this state, an original attach.
ment having been levied on his property,
it is hereby ordered that publication be
made In the HERALD and -RIBUNE a
newspaper published in the town of Jones.
borO', for four successive weeks, notifying
said L. B. Ioakley to appear before me
at my office in the 18th civil District of
Washington County Tenn, gu the 10Th of
July 1875 aud make defense to saiG suit,
or 1t will be proceeded with Expaite. thi.
the 18th OF January 1875.
p. MARTIN, j. ?.
for Washington County, Tenn.
, feb1S, s7jw4pfS5.
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~ A school in Vermont is presided
over by a crosseyed teacher. A few days
ago he called out: THAT boy that 7 am
looking at will step out on the floor" im>
mediately twenty seven lads walked out
in from. of the astOnished pedagogue.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-01

@ A bride in Indiana, after the con
clusion of the marriage ceremony stepped
gracefully forward and requested the
clergyman to give out the hymn: "This
is the way | long have sought"
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10" Is there any man in this town
named Afternoon" inquired a Missis>
sippi Postmaster, as he held up a letter
directed "P. NJ"
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w A woman at Tifin, Ohio, fell and
broke her ar n, but she refused tw, ofers
of assistance because the men were
strangers TO her and there was no one
around to introduce them.-Egchono..
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~ The song of the Waghiugton youth
Il want to be a lobby man and in the
lobby stand, with brass upon my forehead
and g~reenbacks in my hand"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-01

10 When a Cnici1hati young man
says to his soul idol: 'Dout kiss me any
more, now, Sal Pm tired she knows
be has just been shaved by one of those
pretty female BARRIERS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-01

- Brother Hammond is familiarly
addressed by the California miners as
cold Pard," and is in sore distress to
learn what they mean by it.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-01

u A Kentucky paper speaks of a
man who had a narrow escape from a sun
stroke, he having. stood only two feet
from a mar who was struck.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-01

" A Washington man who was treat
ed to a "2j-center," slipped back to the
cigar store, the other day, and economi,
cally exchanged it for three for a quar-.
ter"
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10 Pause young man, You want
to get married, and it is about time you
did! But r%ecoiect that unmarried men
don't have to sit up all night once a week
with a shotgun, watching the ~clothes>line.
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" Anything to beat Satan" was
the legend suggested to a Danbury politi
clan when asked to name something ap>
propriate as an inscription on a banner
of a Young Mems Christian Association .
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~ A Sunday-schOOl boy complains of
the dilatoriness of the officer of tie
school iu procuring Minister ScLenck's
new work on "Draw Poker for the Ii.
brary.-NorTiSlowa Herald.
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10 81. Gray-Pack with my box five
dozen quilts There is nothing romarka,
BILE about this sentence, only that it is
nearly as short as one can be constructed,
and yet contains the whole alphabet.
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The Scientific american, has found
an old lady who has not washed for fifty
years. She is 50 dirty that death and
the devil keep at a respectful distance.
Henry Clay Dean Henry Clay Dean !
We have found your affinity.-&. Louis
Republican,.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-13
AECTION Stiles.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Default having been made for six successive
months in the payment of the semi-monthly in
stalments secured to 1.-The Alexandria Go. oper
alive Building Association of Alexandria, Va,
by the deed of trust hereinafter mentioned, and
the Board of Directors of the said Association
having requested, in writing, sale of the prop
erty thereby conveyed, the undersigned BY
vlrue of the deed of trust from Harriet V
Ladde to them, dated November Is, 1871, re-
corded in deed book No. 2, folio II, one of the
land records of the said Court, will US the trus-
tees therein nam ed, at II o'clock M, on SAT-
URDAl, July 18th, 1876 in front Of the Mar
ket House, on Royal street, in Alexandria city,
Va, offer for sale, by public auction, the fol-
loving property, situate in the said city, viz:
The LOT OF g RO y N D, with the
thereon, located on the west side of Lee st., E$s
between Queen and Princess streets, and former
~ occupied by the late Mrs. Ladde.
The amount due said Association is S415lS.
For more particular description of the above
property and the title which the undersigned
will sell and convey, reference is hereby made
TO the said deed
Terms of Sale: Enough of the purchase mon
ey IN cash to pay the expense of executing these
trusts; the residue upon credit of six and
twelve months; the deferred payments to bear
SIX per cent interest from the day of sale, and to
be secured by the purchasers bonds, with per-
sonal surety. and deed of trust upon the prop
erty sold. Cost of conveyancing to be borne by
purchaser.
For further information apply to D. L. Smoot,
Attorney Tor said Association.
JNO B. SMOOT,
THOMAS PERRY, Trustees.
GEO. H. ROBINSON,
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ALIEN
ANDRIA

The time within which the undersigned were
to sell the real estate Of the late Robert Ii. Mil
Ter having been extended by decree of the
Corporation Court of the city of Alexandria, we
now offer at private Sale the following pieces of
property viz:
No. l. The large BRICK DWELLING and
LOI on Washington street, the late residence
of Robert II. Miller
No. 2. A BUILDING LOT, 5Ox1OS feet, on
the west side of Washington street. between
Duke and Wolfe
No. 3. The WHARF and WAREHOUSE
formerly occupied by Mr.. B. H. Lambert
No 4. The THREE-SrOkY BRICK WARE
HOUSE adjoining No. 3 on the east fronting
on Union street.
No. 5. LOT south of the Gas Works, so #.
front on Lee street, running through to Union
No. 6. A WATER LOT st the foot of Queen
street, subject to lease to T. j. Mehatfay
No. Z. LOT OF FOURTEEN ACRES on
Washington road, near the Canal Basin.
No. s. A LOT OF THREE D-A.uALF
ACRES at the Stone Bridge, the terminus of
the Street Railroad.
The terms of sale will be liberal, and the
terms of payment can be made to suit the pur
chaser. f. j. MILLER
je % colin ANOIS Miller, Ex'rs.
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Foreign News .

LONDON, July ia dispatch to Rruter' :
Telegram Company, from Vienna, says the
Southern sclaVouic party have grossly exagge-
rated the Herzegovina disturbances, which are
entirely Of an agrarian character, and originated
10 resistance to the tax collectors. Turkey con-
slders 1t unnecessary to send reluforcements to
the scene of the trouble.
SANTANDER, July l2-'rhe Spanish steamer
Bayoues has been wrecked near the village of
Motrco on the Biscayan coast. The crew were
saved by Carlist fishermen. 1t is said they
will be held as hostages, and the Carlists threat
en- to shoot them if the Royalists lombard any
more coast towns.
LONDON, July l3.--At Moody aud Sankey' S
farewell meeting, last night, lSS clergymen
Of the Church OF England were present, far out
numbering those of any other denomination.
Canon Conway, ofWestminster, occupied a seat
on the platform. All present were deeply at.
tected, Mr.. Moody, while speaking, was so
overcome by emotion that be had to stop. and
was unable to conclude his address.
LONDON, July ia special dispatch to
the Pail Mall Gazette trom Copenhagen says
Prussiau war ship has been secretly en-
gagged for some days in taking soundings OF,
and mapping off the coast Of Jutaud An
explanation of this will be demanded of the
Berlin government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-13
The Markets.

NEW YORK July l3.-Stocks extremely dull
and lower. Money II. Gold l5i. Flour quiet
and stesdy. Wheat quiet snd unchanged. Corn
quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-Virginis skies, peelers,
4G3; do consolidated, 81 West. Vas. 81. Cot.
steady. Wheat irmer for new Southern; weak
and off for Western; No. l Western amber 1873
No. 2 do. 1872; mixed do. l5lsl32; No. West
ern red 1885, No. do l3lal32; Pennsylvania
red l35al36; Maryland red l25al33; do amber
l35sl37; do. white l30al36; No. Milwaukee
Spring l24. Corn weak for Western Southern
irm; Southern white 99 Southern yellow 81 !;
Western mixed e34e3s So! last half July. Oats
firm; Southern 65a6S Western white 64s65 !;
Western mixed 81 63. Rye dull at 95slOO Hay
firm and active; Maryland and Pennsylvania
24aS30 Provisions firm. Butter firm West
ern extra 22s24 do. frsts l9a2l. Coffee un-
changed. Sugar strong at lOs Whiskey steady
at l2laSl2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-13

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION The Suu-
day School Society of the Baltimore Confer
.ence NJ. E. Church, South, met in Lexington.
to-day, and will continue 10 session until Fri
day night. 1wo hundred ministers and lay
men are present from Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia A large delegation from Bal
timore passed through here yesterday morning
va the East Alexandria and Midland railroad.
AT 4 p. ID. to. day the annau sermon will be
preached by Rev. DR.. Ball, of Baltimore; at
p ID. concert will be given. To morrow at
ternoon the convention will visit 10 body the
graves of Generals Lee and Jackson and the
Virginia Military Institute In the evening
there will be mass meeting of all the Sunday
schools of Lexington. On Thursday there will
be an excursion to the Natural Bridge, 90
which occasion original music will be sung and
played under the bridge and photographs will
be taken to be kept as memeutoes of the event
Extensive preparations have been made for the
the entertainment Of the delegates in Licking
ton,
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BUSINESS OI'I'VRTU.y.TTEEs

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
~ TO LOAN-Libersl advances made to any
amount and for any time desired, at very rea-
sonable terms. on al kinds of personal proper
ty, bonds, stocks and fine merchandise. Also,
goods bought and sold on commission. Always
on hand at private sale large selection of
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, GOOD SEWEL-
RI, Sc. Sc, cheap for cash. Auction sales on
the lst or "a of every month. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Strictly confidential
s. GCLDSTEIN s. CO.,
Loan Office Commission & Exchange Brokers,
N. h. cor. Tenth and D streets, N w.
private entrance on 10th ST.
my 13-3m Washington, D. C.
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FreSllet.

CINCINNATI, July l3.--The frequent and CO.
pious rains in the past few weeks have swollen
all the streams in this vicinity. The Licking
river commenced rising rapidly yesterday, and
at two o'clock this morning it was reported to
be ten feet higher than the Ohio river. At
that hour the floating coal elevator of Gordon
l. Mcclure. moored at the Cincinnati landing,
was struck by large tree and Immediately
sunk together with four barges and 10000
bushels of coal. Quite large numbee of other
barges were torn from their moorings and car
ried down the stream. The loss by the fresh, t
as far as ascertained is estimated at more than
10000.
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Not GufItY.

PHILADELPHIA, July l3--The Council of
Baptist cergymen, to investigate charges pre-
ferred against Rev. Mr. Bot, of improper iu-
timacy with certain ladies of his congregation
in the 18th Baptist Church, met yesterday even
ing and continued In session uutl this morning.
they finally agreed upon verdict of not guilty,
holding the pastor altogether Dlaneless.
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Next Democratic Convention.

ST. Louis, July l3.--At a meeting of the
Democratic State Executive Committee here,
yesterday, the following resolution was adopted :
ResoIved, That 10 our opinion the choice of
ST. Louis as the place for holding the next Ma
tional Democratic Convention would be an act
of justice TO the Democracy of the West; that
10 the magnificent new Merchants Exchange,
which can comfortably seat $4,000 persons, we
have hall amply sufficient for the convenience
of members and of spectators; that we urge up
on the member of the National Committee for
this State that he use his best endeayors to Sc
cure the selection of ST. Louis, and we authorize
him in behalf of the Democracy of our State to
give the assurance that they will pay the ex-
penses of the Convention, and on behalf of our
citizens that the members will be accommodate
ed with as much comfort and as little expense
as they would be anywhere else, while our citi-
zeos would vic with each other 10 rendering
generous Inequalities. (Signed by all the
members of the Executive Committee.)
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Crime.

New YORK July ia Raleigh IN. c.
dispatch says: A most iDhuman murder,
committed 10 this county in March last, has
just come to light. Scott Partiu, white man,
cut his Wife throat then cut her head off; then
cut the flesh off her bones, and attempted to
burn her body up, but did not succeed. Then
he murdered his little boy, child eight months
old, in the same manner, and buried the two
bodies 10 marsh, where they were found last
week, by the infuriated neighbors. Partiu
was here last Saturday, but has not been ar
rested Gov. Brogden has offered S4OO reward
for him. Circumstances show that Partin' S
father and one of his brothers were accessory
to the murder. Ii caught in this county Judge
Lynch will be invoked.
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AGIIntic.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July l3.-The Freshmen
race, was won by Cornell. Howard second.
SARATOGA, July l3,-The Freshmen race
was won by Cornell, by nearly length. Har-
ward second. Brown third. -Four boats started.
Time II by
SARATOGA, July l3.-Brown took the lead
FROM the first halt mile, and keptit until the
second mile and half, when Harvard took the
lead but was passed by Cornell, who came 10
first with Harvard second. Time II 224\.
SARATOGA, July l3.-ln the single scuIl race
between j. Kennedy, OF Yale, aud w. L. Weld
of Harvard, keuuedy failed to make bis ap-
pearauce, and the judge sent Weld off alone.
He came over the course without reference to
time, and was received with cheers at the grand
stand.
CAPE MAY. N. j., July l3.-With 40 ebbiug
tide, and wind south by southwest, the regatta
started fairly this morning, on the gun signal
from the TaIlapoosa. The number OF specta-
tors, was small as compared with Monday. The
idler passed the flag boat first. followed close
by the Resolute, Mohawk, Eva and Dread
naught The soop Sadie made pretty dash,
and the last craft out was the Sunshine. The
calculation of the start is made from the time
of passing the steamer and fagboa The same
tug boats and other passenger crafts are here
as yesterday, and the steam yacht Eutaw is
anchored as the course stake boat some miles
out. The ocean is studded with sails and pre-
seDts beautiful sight. Opinions are freely
expressed as to the likely result; but nothing
short of the official data can settle that.
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The Lawrence Riot.

LAWRENCE, MASS, July l3.--Tbe excite
nent regarding the riot last night continues,
but 40 further casualties have been reported.
Nine policemen are off duty on account of iu-
juries received 10 the riot The wounded will
all recover. Two of the rioters were to-day SEN
teuced to two month Imprisonment. The irreso.
luton and inef6ciency of the persons having
the Immediate control of the police are uoiver-
sally condemned, while the courage of the
Mayor is praised.
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Convention Of American Hebrews.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July The second an
nual session Of the American Hebrew congre-
cation convened in this city this morning to
establish Hebrew college. There was large
attendance of delegates from all parts of the
Duited States. Joseph Cohn, of Pittsburg,
Pa, Was elected president.
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THE CANAL BASIN Owing to the scarcity
of vessels in port and the resulting short de-
mand for coal, the caual boats that have arrived
here since Yesterday are not locked out of the
canal and have accumulated so rapidly that the
basin and levels between it and the river arc
crowded with them. and presented to-day an
unusually lively APPEARANCE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-13

New RIVER STEAMER:-The new steam.
boat now being built for the Potomac river
trade will be completed by the first of Septem,
Der. She will be larger than the Pilot B y
but will draw less water, and be able to make
landings which that boat can not reach,