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another mint becomes a necessity. With
the present facilities for coinage it would
take a period probably beyond that fixed
by law for final specie resumption to coin
the silver necessary to transact the bus.
mess of the country.
There are now smelling furnaces for ex.
tracing the silver and gold from the ore
brought from the mountain Territories in
Chicago, ST. Louis, and Omaha-three 10
the former city and, As much Of the
change required will be wanted in the
Mississippi valley States, and as the
metals to DO coined come from the west
of those States, and, as l understand, the
charges for transportation Of bullion from
either of the cities named to the Mint in
Philadelphia or to New York CITY,
amount to four dollars to each one thous>
and dollars worth, with an equal expense
for transportation back. it would seem q
fair argument in favor Of adopting one or
moro Of these cities as the place or place.
Tor the establishment Ct new coming ia.
%cilities.
have ventured upon this subject with
great difhdence, because it is so unusual
to approve a measure-ss | most heartily
do thi'-even if no further legislation il
attainable at this time, and to announce
the fact by message. But | do SO because
| feel that it is a subject of such vital i'm.
portance to the whole country that i,
should receive the attention of and be dis.
cussed by Congress aud the people, through
the press an in every way, to the end thal
the best and most satisfactory course ma,
be reached of executing what | deem
mos. beneficial legislation on a most vita
question to the interest and p~rosperit,
of the nation.
U. S. GRANT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, JAN. IA, 1875
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TEA N COFFEE.

dtis thoughtthe present Congress will
plAce a tax on Tea aud Coffee. 1t will
aforementioned that these articles we're
taxed since the war up to some two years
goswhen IL was removed by Congress,
believing it would DO a great saving to
the consumers. But strange to say it
has not been NO. These goods still keep
up atOld prices, which gives importers
and jobbersa splendid chance to make
large profits off Of the retailer and con-
sunier. ". I'm ~. Ill nu Ill
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ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE SUCCESS.
FULLY TREATED BY
DR.. j. a q co.
New Patent Improved Ivory
Eye Cups.
Read for yourself sad Resesro your

Read for yourself sad Resssre your
Sight.
spectaclcs and Surgical Operations
rendered useless. The Inestimable
Blessing of Sight is made perpetual by
the use Of the new Patent Improved
Ivory Eye Cups.
Many OF u most eminent physicians,
oculist', students and divlnes have had
their Sight permanently restored for
life, and cured Of the following diseases:
/. Impaired Vision; 2. Pres6yopia, or
Far-sightedness. or Dimness OF Vision,
commonly called Blurring; 3. Asthenopia
or Weak Eyes; 4. Epiphora. Running or
Watery Eyes; 8. Sore Eyes-specially
treated with the Eye CuEs--cure guaran.
ted; 9. Weakness Of the Retina, or
Optic Nerve !. Ophthalmia, OF Infant
nation of the Eye and its iappendagcs,
or imperfect vision from the effects OF
Inflammation; 8. Photophobia, or In.
tolerance of Light; 8. Overworked Eyes;
10. Mydesopia.-moving specks or float.
ing bodies before the eyes; IL. Amurosis.
o" Obscurity Of Visionj lp. Cateracts,
Partial Blindness, Loss of Sight.
Any one can use the Ivory Cups with
out the aid of doctor or medicine, so n,
to deceive immediate beneficial result:
II never wear spcctacles; or, II using
now, to lay them aside forever. We
guarantee q ure In every case where the
directions are followed, or We will refun(
the money.
u X RrnheoL Aropft
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JAILER'S FEES.

We are pleased to know that the
reduction of Jailer's Fees for boarding
prisoners, will not very much effect
Capt. Jack OF this places las Washington
County has become such a moral place
that We have but little use for jails
any way, except when a stray fellow
comes in from some other section, and
tries to impose on our own citizens.
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NuANCEKY SALE.

|. pursuant toa decree prOuoupul
BY the Chancery Court at Jonssbon
Tenn, at its last November Torn, 10 Il,
suit Robert Love, ct. al. u.s.. John luuru
ct. ais, | will sell Mt public cutlery /. d,
highest bidder, at the Rtilrodd Dgm
in JoA''son City, Tenn. on
Wedne sday, Feb, Ord, 1875
a tract of land, containing about
o75 Acres,
more or less, situate in Fashircs
Coumty, Tennessee. Civil Distrie. N
ajl!niA5 tho lands Of John Liza
Robert Love and others. and know y
the MARGARET Love Fam.
This far,a is situate on III. z. T.h
" Gt. Eti'raud one mile ueSt Of Jds
son City II one Of the best neiyhjorhwS
q the coUntH, IS ,ceN uatered by BrA
Creek and tributaries, aud q hold Linz
s'one Sping, and more than one.h,f iii
Splendid Timber. III. m
produces large crops Of wheat, corn, aa
aud clover, and is we'll adapted to sn,i,I
Altogether it is one of the most dssinSl
fainis in the county. and an excellent
p6Tiuntty is 10 afforded Of securing,
Magnificent Estate.
The sale IS made upon application I
the legatees of Joseph Young, decd, y
the aboye named suit, aud in sccordm
with tie directions contained in bis vii
for distribution among them.
THE TITLE Is UNDISPUTED
The farm will FIRST be sold in p.rc.is
suit the wants of purchasers and then y
whole, and that mode Of sale sdoyM
which realizes the largest sum.
The sale will be made 90 . credit
Of one, two and thrae years
III equal InStalIueats of purcha.e mons,
Tor which the purchasers will be require
to execute notes with good personal sU'
rity, aud, in addition, u lea will DO n
tanned upon tho land until the purcbu
price is fully paid.
For further particulars address II. L.
iNoERsoLL Esq, GreeuevilIe, Tenn,a
+; W. EARNEST, Esq , or the uudenis'
cd at Jonesboro', Tenn.
JOSEPH l.. BURTS,
Admir- and ComniSionn'
Dec 2i>wi>piSl5,
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New Advertisements
Kenmore University High School
AMHERST C. IL. VA.

II. A. STROBE. (Math. Medals, U.
Va, Principal, and.lnstructor in Nathe-
natics, Engineering and Natural Stien-
css. ii. e. BROCK, (B. lit. U. Va.
recently Asst Prot. Latin, U. Ya.,) In
struetor in Greek, Latin, French and
German One OF the leading High
Schools of the State. New term com
mences Feb. LIST, 1875. Charge $3.50 for
hoard and tuition. References-,John
Oyerton, Esq. and K. N. Kinnaird Esq,
Nashville, Tenn. Catalogues mailed to
all APPLICANTS.
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THE CHILDREN oFTMEaRABs

The mothers and itLers 10 Arabia
make a great difference between their
IONS and daughters. They think 1t ,
dreadful thing for a little girl to presume
to come into the world, and often hurry
her out of it without much ceremony.
Some years ago it was common Throughout
the country to offer up fem ale children a.
a sacrifice but in latter years it is done
rs a matter of economy, and the Poor
little creatures are sometimes barred alive
and some times thrown into the sea.
Mheu q little girl is born the mother
cries as if her heart would break, and all
her nelghbors call to Sympathize with her
over her misfortune. They have man
proverbs about the calamity "The TIRES.
hold weeps forty days when a girl is
born ITO send women before to the
other worlds is q benefit"
When a boy is boru there are great re.
j0'eing'; friends and neighbors call to
bring presents. and offer congratulations
and a dainty preparation Of roe, sugar
and spices, calico" mughly." is made, and
sent around to all the relatives as an
expression of goodwill and happiness.
From September "Home and School,
Louisville, KY
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN obedience to an order of sale
issued from the Circuit Court at its De.
cember term 1874, and IN favor Of
Augustus Vanericks, against b. NJ. Tsy-
Tor and WIN. II. Taylor for one hundred
and thirty,seven dollars and eighty.seven
cents. / will sell at the Court House
door in the town of Jonesboro', Wash.
ington county, Tennessee, on the
18th day Of February 1875,
for cash IL hand to the highest bidder all
the right, title, claim and interest that
the said VIM. II. Taylor has in and to
a certain tract Of land lying in said coun.
ty and State aforc said, district No. 0
and adjoining the lands of WIN. Miller
(col) decd and VIM. Crisp and P. P. c.
Nelson and others, to satisfy the above
claim. This l4th of January 1874.
r. ri. YOUNG, Shift.
JanI4w5pfS5.
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KIYcsroRT, TENN.
Jan, 4th 1875.

Mr.. Editorials friends to an AT.
fiicted Soldier, we hope you will in
quire through your paper for the Post
Office, address, of Sesrgent Morton,
Lieut's, Carol and Jacob Fritz, also
Capt Peterson, all Of Co., II. 9th Cav,
Tenn. VOL, when mustered out. Ger
tain proof Is required whichthese men
can give that would be very accepts.
bic, and they will greatly oblige the
undersigned by forwarding their ad.
dress by Postal Csrd 20
JANIS L. CEUNP,
Kil.sport, Tenn.
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DIR. John Weatherspoon the celebrS-
ted Presbyterian divine ofrevolutionary
fame, was the only minister who sign.
cd the declaration Of Independence.
Tho members of the Presbyterian
Church of Philadelphia have decided
to erect a statute TO his memory in
1870 0pA atrsy 7Inswi
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WAR IN EUROrE.

Fron tho news We . RECEIVE this
week IL 10 believed that general war in
Europe 10 imminent. The Lo~don
Tmes thinks all hopes of peace have
fed. Germany Is arming en"maSse, and
the surrounding nations, are doing the
same. .-L.-.- ----, /.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

IL
In pursuance to q a decree of the
Chancery Court OF Jonesboro' Tennessee
at its last term. | will sell to the highes,
bidder, on Saturday tho goth day o.
February 1875. at the Court House door
in JonesbAro', Tenn one half interest in
a tract of land lying on the bauk of Nola
Chuckey River in civil district, No. IS
Washington county, Tennessee, contain.
ing 2S acres, and adjoining the lands o.
b. F. Swingle, the heirs Of L. B. Bailey
decd ell. al. Also one Piano, one lot Of
old books, one small Chest, sundries, &c.
The conditions of the above sale are viz
One third of the purchase money to be
paid in hand. The balance to be paid III
two equal installments on a credit OF one
and two years. The purchaser to give
bond aud approved security. %
d. w. r PEOPLES, Admr.
Of WV. CATE, Decd.
Jsu-14-w4-pf$5.
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18th day Of February 1875.

NOTICE
| will sell to the highest bidder on
the 2Sth day OF this month, the personal
Estate Of John Mahsney, decd, at
his late residence, on Blakcly Creek,
consisting of Horses, Cattle, farming
tools, household and kitchen furniture,
&c., &c. Bond aud approve security
will he required from purchasers before
the delivering of property. and six
months credit wilt DC given. All persons
indebted to the said estate are desired to
come forward and make payment, and
those having claims against it, are here
by notified to present them within the
time required by Law. This 18th day OF
January 1878.
W, s. STRAIN.
Administrator.
Janl7w4pfs5.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
OCHANCEKr COURT AT r~LIzAp,,r,,.
+. A. Willard, & N. o. Moral
Vim ID Qhrinn 4 u L

Vim. D. Obrion & Co., 4 Oth,,
In this cause it appearing FROM d.
allegations of c~omplainants Bill, vb.,
sworn to, that the Defendants h /,
Obrion, Is a non resident of the S,,,.J
Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered d.,
publication be made for four succ..r
weeks, in the Herald and Tribune, p,r
paper published in the town Of JOu.,b,r,
Tenn, notifying and calling upon nj
nonresident Defendant to appear L,,,r
the Chancery Court at Eliz.bcthtou, q
or before tho md Monday Of F.bru,r
next, and make defence to said Bill. :,
the same will 10 taken for conreut n
~ him anu set for hearing c,u,n
This Nov. 18th A. D. 1874.
JOHN q. SMITH, c. N,
Ii. NJ. Folsom. ATTY for C%Ompli,sa.
nCv24w4pt$5.
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}. K. Brobeck. Agent!
B~rownsboro', Tenn

IN this cause it appearing from the
allegations in Complainants Bill which is
sworn to that the residence of the said
George W. Crosswhitc. who is the de-.
PENDANT in this cause is unknown. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
Herald and Tribune, a newspaper pub.
lished in the town of Jonesboro'. Tenn,
notifying said defendant to appear before
our said Chaucery Court on or before the
fourth Monday of May next and make
his defence to compliments bill or the
same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing, Er-parte. Witness b. F.
Swingle, Clerk and Master of said Court
at Office in Jonesboro'. This the l4th,
day of January 1873.
B. I. SWINGLE. C. & NJ.
Jan>l4>w4>pfSj.
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A bill has been introduced into the
Legislature to abolish State and County
Superntendents. Jacob Standby is SO
glad he does not know what to do.
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No Senator elee'ed yet. The
latest news from Nashville, the vote
stood johnson 27; Stephens II; Bates
Is Brown IA; Quarlcs z; Savage 8;
Ewing 6 (; Brownlow Q.
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OFFICE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. F,
October 18th, 1874.
To THE TEACHERS For u mutual
convenience, Mondays will be set apart
for examination days.
Very Respectfully,
Ii. PRKsNELL, Co., Sup't.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
khca Lodge, No. AZ, F. 4 A. u
We. :
NAV Mo,ar NJ I,
Max. J.. MAYER, ct. al.


In this cause it appearing from thsi
legations in eomplainants bill that MAJ.
l.. Mayer, 5. Barnett and AlexsnO.,
Mack, are non-residents Of The state "
tennessee. Ii is therefore ordered ""
publication he made ihr four s%uceesH"
weeks in tho Herald and Tribune,
newspaper published in the toWo
Jonesboro' Tenn. notifying said non-",
heht defendants to appear before S~
SAID Chancery Court on the 9Th, Aoro,5
oil May next, and make their defence
said bill or the same will be taken a Gu,
iesscda AS to them and set for hearlns;S
parte. Witness Il. +. Swingie.. CNi'
ana Master Of said Court ~ once
Jonesboro'. This the 18th day Of W
eember 1874.
b. F. SwJEGLE C.&N
Deei7wspfSS.
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THE State Teachers Association me,
Oh last Wednesday.
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HUSBANDS
Calcined Magnesia

Is free from UNPLEASANT tastes, or rough
ness to the touch or palate. In sne-third
the dose of common magnesia 1t relieves
Sick-ileadachc, Sour-Stomach, Costive-
ness, and other diseases of the stomach
and bowels. The Worlds FAIR Medal
and four First Premium Silver Medals
awarded it as the best in the market.
For sale by druggists and country store
keepers, and by L. j.. HUSBAND, Jr.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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ED UCAT L,

There is within cyery man \ dcyino ideal. the
type after which he was created, the germ OF a
PERFECT person, and II Is the Office Of education to
iaNor and direct the germs"-KAxr.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Rhea Lodge, No. AZ, Free and Accepted
Mssons,
vs..
Max. j.. Mayer, ct. 81.

.
1T appearing from the allegations 10
Conplainahts Bill that Max. l.. Mayer
and Marcus Gump, two of the Defendants
are non-residents of the State of Ten
nessee. 1t is therefore ordered that pub
lication be made for four SUGGEST, C weeks
in the Herald and Tribune, a newspaper
published in the town of JonesbOro'
Tenn, notifying sat nonresident de-
PENDANTS 10 appear before our said Chan
Gerry Court on or before the 9th. MOndiI
in May next and make their defence V
said Bill or the same will be taken Vd
confessed rs to them and set for kesrinG
cXparte. Witness, B. +. Swingle, CRIT
and Master of said Court at office 10
Jonesboro'. This the 9TH day of JsnaN
1875.
B. f. SWlNGLE, C.&&
JAM w4pfS5,
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Jonesboro is going heavy on private
schools. Success 10 all of them.
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THE best U. S. History for school.
Barnes.
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jan7w4ph5.
NHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
Samuel Wattenbarger, ct. al.
VS.,
David Humnhrevs a. IL
David Humphreys. ct. al.

VS.,
David Humphreys. ct. al.
Pursuant to a decree of the Cbaucorv
Court at Jonesboro', at its Novembey
Term 1874, in the above cause, I will
offer for sale to the highest bidder at the
Cont House door in the town of Jones.
boro', Tennessee, on the
10th day Of February 1885,
the tract of land mentioned and describ.
ed IL the pleadings and attached in this
cause, lying in Washington county, Ten.
nessee, civil district. No. l6 adjoining
the lands of Ross Carson, ct. al. Con-.
tanning 80 acres. Said land viii he sold
on a credit of twelve aud eighteen mouths
and in bar of the equity of redemption
Note in equal amounts With good securitv
wall be required bearing interest from
date. January 18th, 1875.
y. +. SWINGLE, C. &. NJ.
Jsr.lI.v4.pfs5.
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Governor Porter, was Exaggerated
last Mondays ON '
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ID Il a II s.

10 The Amount of Two Million Five
Hundred Thousand are to be Distributed
on the 9th February by the Public
Library of KY, Upon the occasion Of
Their Fifth and Last Concert.
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xXNNNXNX XXXXXXX XXxXxxxxX xXXxx
Y Readers Of the HERALD AND TRI- \
BUNE, who write TO our advertisers, :
X or order goods from them, will very :
\ much oblige the Publisher by sta
4 ting that they saw the advertise I
X ment in this paper. !
ANxxXXxxx xXXXXxx xxxXxxXxx xxx
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Persons who have left watches fo- re,
pair at my Store, are hereby notified to
take them out within 80 DAYS, or tbey
will be sold to pay the bill for repair.
ID ATKINSON.
J~onesbUro' Tenn. Jan. 4, 1875.
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Herald and Tribune

THURSDAY JANUARY 2l 1875.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, JAM. IA, 1875.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. J, s. Little, Miss pcasley ex.senatos
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs Hn1, Mr.. John +. Smtni
Walter Lennox. MISS Fanny Reeves, Mr., FTans
Roach ana Mrs. Farren.
Tne pall.bearers were Mayor John w. Hunter,
Judge Alexander McCuc, Joseph Proctor, ex-Judge
Troy, William q. Kingsley, William J. Florence
and Alexander G. Wood.
As rhe cOfin was borne IN the choir sang dirge,
and Rev. Dr. Porteous read from the burial service
Mrs. Conway, tainted. ana some commotion
ensued IN reSuscitatng the orphan.
The funeral discourse was delivered by Rev. Dr.
Nyc. He scarcely knew. ne said, IN what words tc
speak upon the death OF this q ted aud estimaole
woman around whose bier they had gathered ID
grief and rears. Referring 10 hor earnest lie and
work, which familiar 10 the people among
wnom she mad dwelt for more than decaoe OF
years he SAID Mrs. Con way was DESTROYS OF nvng
for her chlldrenis sake. When taking q farewell
look on the features OF her husband. whose funeral
took plare from that cnurcn nine months age. sue
saiu Never mind, Fred 10 won't be many mOntni
before We will be tegetDer AGAIN" HOW soon u
the prophecy fulfilled. In the course OF ms re-
marks Or. Nye SAID :-"For NV own part see
no necessary antagonsm between the stage aho
tne pulpit, between tue drama and religion. Inert
VIII be, and must be music, aud arr, mirtn and
pleasure while tue world stands. In that vlew
religion needs the drama and stage. Is IL not ne.
ting me that should ask YOU to-day 70 remem,
Der how this earnest woman strove 70 redeem anc
elevate the stage, Is 10 not nttinG tnat we shoulc
ask that you should ny your personal and unifeo
influence, make II what purity, TEMPERANCE anc
religion might properly ask at your hands
PRAYER was offered by Rev. Dr Purteous, ane
TIE assembage took a farewell view OF the lamb
lar features OF the popular departed artist.
The remains were inferred IN Greenwood Gene.
tpTy
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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON pEspArcHEs.
washington, way ., 1878

SALES or GOLD ORDERED DURING MAY.
the Secretary OF the Treasury has given dlrec-
tons TO the Assistant Treasurer at New York to
sell $4,000. 900 OF gold during the month OF May as
follows 81 100000 on the nrst and third Thurs
days and SI,oo0,ooo on the second and fourth
Thursdays each.
THE COMPLAINTS TRoM THE RED CLOUD
AaENcY--A STATEMENT FROM THE INDIAN
BUREAU.
II Is stated at the Indian Bureau, with reference
70 tho complaints concerning supplies furnished
to the Indians 1t the Red Cloud Agency, that al
the nour sent there was inspected at Cheyenne by
Major Long, CommIssary OF Subsistence OF the
United States Army, and passed by him as equal
to the accepted sample. 1t Is therefore claimed
that the samples OF inferior hour brought here oy
Professor Marsh at the request OF Red Cloud were
OF some old issue, or, like the specimens OF sugar
and tobacco, had been damaged by exposure to
the weather while in the Indians possession. Az
to the intimation that the weight OF the beef
cattle was merely estimated or guessed at. the
Acting Commissioner OF Indian Anairs says he
has conversed with gentleman OF unquestioned
veracty who saw them all weighed.