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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-11

Tie meeting at Longmires Church,
eouducted BY Rev. Mr. Baxter, closed
h.. Friday. Twelve persons made pro-
fesions, aud several joined the church,
Ind we're baptisel.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-11

W. understand Tint Mr., Il. Sinerly
BIZ Carter County has sola several thou
s,nd acres Of his mineral lands 10 the
Jas, fsu days, to capitalists frdn Phtla-
q slphia. rsWA
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Mee.inElof the State Grange.

The Tennessee Sta e Grange, Patrons
Of Hssbandry, win meet at Knoxville,
next Monday. It is expected there will
bs a full representation from The different
Oranges Is The State.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-11

Groom Apples.
A gcu,lsmau from North Carolina was
ia tOvs} last week with a wagon load of
green apples, which be sold at $40 per
bushel.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-11

Distinguished Arrival.
Mr.D. Coleman arrived in town from
81. Poor House last Saturday. His ar
.rvvL created slsiest as much excitement,
a. tis departure . few days preyiouS.
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Stamp Your Letter.

Stamp Your Letter
Neat Sunday is the lith-Ss. VaVen,
tines d"y. Persons sending Valentines
through the Post Office will remember
that unless the postage is raiG tonc Gently
tbattbe Post Master will not deliver the
precious binet.doux.
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A DMsNIsIKArVas SAFE.

will sell at the late residence Of James
II. Deakinu, decd on Thursday the 18th
(feb) tue personal property belonging to
the Estate. TERMS: undtr S. Cash, over
So. Six months Credit.
LYLE Administering &c
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OUANCERY COURT AT ELIZA
" BETHTON.
Isaac II. Brown, Admir- &c and Wa. G.
Morrison
John r. Berry, ct. al,

John IL. Berry, ct. al.
In this cause happening from the allie.
cations of the Bill, which Bill is sworn to
that the defendants Mrs. Morrison widow
Of Robert Morrison, Alexander Mckee,
and Wife, Sarah Mckee, YIN. McDevit.
and Wife, Mary j. McDeyit, Elizabeth
Morrison, r. j. Morrison John Morrison.
David Morrison, James Hill, and Wife
Annie Hill, are Don-residents Of the State
of Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four success,
sive weeks, in tina HERALD AND TRlBt
UNE a newspaper published in the Town
of Jonesboro' Tenn. notifying and calling
upon said nonresident Dett. to appear
before the Chancery Court at Elizabeth>
ton Tenn. on or before the second Mon,
day of February next, to make defence
in said Bill or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing er.purte.
This January llth 1875.
JOHN c. SMITH. G. & NJ.
j. |. r. Boyd, Atty for Ccmpi't
Japl4w4p($j.
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/ Wheat remains dull aud inactive. We
iuole white | 90 red 80. Corn co, Oats
b, Butter, Eggs and fowls in demand.
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TERMS.
Land for Sale.

| offer for sale a farm containing 232
acres, situate ten miles from Jone,boro',
in the 18th Civil District. Oue hundred
acres cleared which produces good crops.
The balance, the very best tilubered
land. a never fa~iling>sPring near the
dwelling. Terms very reasonable.
NJ. S. MAIIONEY.
J)nesboro'. Tennessee.
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PatridgeS

Pa,ridges.
Mr. Calvin Wol.enbolme, has bought
and shipped this winter three thousand
pAtridges, for Which he paid $3.50 co.
Who would have thought the birds were
worth so much?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-11

Baccus.
Several ladies OF this place, as well as
Othsrs from the cpuntry, would be CAD
to hear of the capturc Of Baccus. They
think their husbands are spending too
much time hunting him after night.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-11

Several gentlemen who were scarce OF
Issh meat, have secured rabbits enough
his week to do them through the winter.
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fThs Changers have mt favored US with
biz proceed g of the me-tiag at John
a CIV last week. Wonder rhS?{
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| Tie ladies Mite Society will meet this
!. NJ at g. o'cock, at the residence Of
brs. Margaret Brown, on Chestnut
-,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-11

The Thomasviilc (Ga.) Times says tina
in that section have commenced
corn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-11

'The great difficulty in making arifcial
liter, is in introducing the hairs 50 asto.
xe natural appearance.
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cts am III Wind that Blows Ne.
bedy Amy Coed"

The prevailing epidemic of coughs,
colds and lung diseases has a bright side
to 1t for the wholesale Drug House of
Sanford Chamberlain, & Albers, judging
from the immense demand they are hav-
ing from all parts of the country for their
justly styled" Sovereign Cough Remedy
Symphyx
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DIED,
help themse Ives

Last Sunday night, Mrs. REBEccA
KyKER, wife of John Kyker.
Last Tuesday at the residence Of Alex.
Booth, Mrs, RILEY.
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a Button" Barley Of Leesbprg informs
|that five of his mule. and horses have
HI in the last few days with CHAMBERS
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-11


Read for yourself and Restore your
Sight.
Spcctaclcs 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 our most eminent physicians,
oculist,, students and divInes have had
their Sight permanently restored for
life. and cured Of the following diseases:
!. Impaired Vision; 2. Prcsbyopia, or
Far-sigltednrss, or Dimncss Of Vision,
commonly called Blurring;3 3. Asthcnopia
or Weak Eyes; 4. E%piphora, Running or
Watery Eyes; 5. Sore Eyes-specially
treated With the Eye CuLs-.-cure guaran-
teed; Weakness of the Rctina, or
Optic n rye Z. Ophtlialmia, or lnlan-
nation { the Eye and its .sppeRdagcs,
or impel ,Ct vision from the effects OF
I%nnanau ttiou: 8. Photophobia, or In
to!erdnc, Of Light; 8. O~verworked Eyes;
10. hyde pm-moving specks OF float
ing bodies before the eyes; II. Amurosis,
o" Obscurity of Visionj y. Catcracts,
Partial |Bliudnes>, Loss of Sight.
ANY one car use the Ivory Cups with
out the aid Of Doctor or medicine, so as
TO eecei,r immediate beneficial results
and never wear ,pectacles; or, if using
now, to lay them aside forever. We
guarantee a cure in every case where the
directions are followed, or we will refund
the money.
D. K. Brobeck. Agent!
~Brownsboro', Tenn
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The American Newspaper Advertising
Agency of Geo.. 2. Rovcll & Co..
New York, is the only establishment of
the kind in the United States which
keeps itself persistently before the people
~ advertising IN newspapers. They evil
dently receive their reward, for we have
it from a reliable source that advertising
orders issued by them for their customers
have exceeded three thousand dollars a
day since the commencement of the year,
md his is nota veAy good year for adN
vertiSing eiher.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-11

Lookou: for another wedding in the
brrbs Of town.. The furniture is now
Ipe made for hobseh acpipg, Sg.isa.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-11

liz Gre,neoiHe InteHjgenccr Is ont in
L. dress. Iii a newsy paper, and
anderstpnd is being well patrohized.
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For Sale.

4 Farm containing 50 acfos, ole ahd
thrcc-fourth miles from JOnesboro'. Land
produces goods crops, plenty of timber
for a farm of that size. Several never
falling springs. Good orchard, seven
acres Of meadow, situate in a good neigh
borhood.
M. s. MAHONEY,
Jonesboro'. Tennessee.
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moro District. M E. Church
r.-- CAnnnl ONartar.

,ouasboro' District M E. Church
second Quarter
3. .,btop Feb. C.
hilton Cit, Taylors Forge 20.
H. Bells School
20.
o..bOrough aud johnson City /.
,bOrougb ~ =" ~.
Station cir. Shells Chapel March 6
sr,yilIe Tsylorsville as
II B,.nch Fall Branch 20
.Urn r.l" MiIburntos q.
Neville Speedve'l April 8
j. A. RUBLE, 2. H..
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/. order this week-The Aeecy fakes
Ia beautiful snow.
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Hgious'
In. j. r. Shultz. will preach at the
j. Church, next Sunday at II A. n.
I6J p. NJ.
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y cc3mo3.
Farm for Sale!!
One hundred and fifty acres.

Ninety acres clear, aud under Cultiva
ton. Sixty acres of Wo9dland-Oak
Poplar, Walnut. &C., &c. One hundred
bearing Fruit Trees Ssocnty fire, two,
three, and four years old, Neaer-Gailias
Syringe Good House brick with eight
rooms, Wood shed, Creamery, Cellar, &c.
Barn, ThreshIng.ioOr and Stables, all
under same root. Lying one mile fom
Jouasboro', Tennessee, on Il. I. Va. &
Ga II. IL.
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oaprtefly meeting at tie NJ. E. Church
penceS the 27th inst
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NoTlcE'
JaIliw4plSj

IN obedience to on order Of Sale
issued from the Circuit t'ourt Of Wash
iugton County Tennessee, at its Decent
Der Term 1914, and to me directed, in
favor OF Joan l.. LanpsOn and against
F'lmon Price, for the sum of S3jS,34
debt aud cost. | will sell at the Court
House door, in the town of Jonesboro',
Oil the
9th day Of March 1875,
to the highest bidder for cash in hand
the land described in the Levy to wit,
one tract OF land lying in district No. II,
and adjoining the lands Of James Miller
George heciauier. james NJ. Martin, L.
L. Sbipley, John Barns and others, to
satisfy the above claim. This Ord day
of February 1875.
j. N. YOUNG, Sh'f.
F~eblN4pfS5.
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60 Acres.
80

l offer for sale 81 acres of land, lying
two miles west of Jonesboro'. Alout Il
acres cleared balance in timber. Local
ton a good enc for a mechanic. Terms
easy.
NJ. S. MAHONBY.
Jonesboro', Tenn.
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MARRIED.

On the 4th inst. at Hydertosn, Cart r
Co. Tenn, by Rev. A. J. F. IIyler, Mr.
JAMES NJ. MILLER, Of Washington Co.,
aud Miss r. ANNA HYDER.
Theresa bliss beyond all that the min
strel has t.ld.
When two, that are link'd In one
heavenly tie.
With heart never changing, and brow
never cold.
Love On thro' all ills, and love on Till
they lie.
One hour OF a passion Sc sacred is worth
Wholcag ages OF heartless aud wandering
bliss,
And Oh itthere he an Elysium on earth
Ii is this it is this
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EUTAW HOUSE,
BY MRS. VI. A. D0SSER.

yoncSDoEe, EcnurSstf.
This house located on Main Street,
where parties wishing to stop W. can
he comfortable situated, has been lately.
repaired. and Is now open for the reccp-
ton Of guests. Every pains with c taken
and no expeBes spared 10 make this 4
pleasant home Col all who wish to stop in
.Jonesboro'. rsc afte VIII at ala times
be furnished Niai the bes. the country
affords. Terms reasonable.
mar77tT
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A Rahels Recollactions. "a

j.. p. LYLE Administrator, &c,
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II j A. RUBLE, Z. u.
National Republican., 1875-06-07
GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

LATEST RUHORS OF THE TREASURY ROBBERY,
National Republican., 1875-06-07
WHAT BECAME OF IT.
Sad End of a Filtration.


He picked her up on the Avenue. The hand
kcrchief and some well-knOwn signs OF filtration
did the business for him, and did it well. She was
pretty, lively, plquant, and nice.
The he above referred to is a young Senter
youth OF twenty-five summers, VINO can at any
time be seen prOmenading the Avenue after the
Government Offices have closed for the day. He
wears a silk beaver, large watch-chain, q iashy
ring, sports q silver-headed cane and gets twelve
hundred dollars per annum for his official SER
vices.
After wandering through several parks and
visiting one or more ice-cream saloons, she In
vited him home with her. She said she had but
one big brother, and that he was in the regular
army, stationed on the Pacific slope. Her father
wouldn't object, and her mother was dead. This
satisfied young Senter and he forthwith accented
the invitation. The front porch of Mr.. Sanders
house, the paternal Of the young lady, is a most
delightful place to sit Of a summers evening and
watch the stars twinkling through the climbing
bOneysuckles, and listen to the busy hum of prom
enadeTs and whisper SOFT and soothing Things
into the ears Of blue-eyed, rosy eighteen.
AS the hours came and went, Senter's CONVEX
sation became animated. and he became so IN.
tereSted that the voice Of st. AlOysius called
twelve before he was reminded that it was
late. He made an engagement to call the follow
ing mig BIT and continue the pleasant acquaintance
But the next day he went tor the serpsnt's sting
when night came on, his beaver was cooked on
the back OF his head, his eyes were swollen and
his nose was in high state Of rednesS, but he
didn't forget the engagement At dusk he
reached the front gate and gained the doorbelI
The old gentleman answered to the call. Senter
leaned against the easement and asked IL his
daughter was 'Ome. mo, but her father Il, ;" re-
piled the old gentleman, and adding, "you were
here last night weren't you:" Yesh '.Y GU stayed
until twelve O'Clock didn't your" (Hic.) "Yesh,"
and you've came back again tonight, haven't you?
Yes" (hic) "And you are drunk, amt you?''
(Hic.) 'Yesh." And then the old man reached out
and covered Senters LEFT ear with his hand and re-
volved him around on the porch for a while, and
bumped him up against the pillars, and jambed
his nose into the honey suskle, and grand finale
lifted him an elevatng slip with his foot and the
curtain dropped with the father in the door and
lover on the double quick until It was raised again
Saturday at the Police court, when the old gent
was fined So for a technical assault, and Senter
IS Tor Grulkeness.
National Republican., 1875-06-07
Church SERVICES.
tConttnued from First PGge.)

church, Mt, Calvary, and in all the others in
Baltimore.
Well some OF the members and ministers in
Baltimore presented the bishop for trial for his
utter contempt Of the church law, azd what do
you suppose the conyeDtion has done about this i?
Why, the convention condemns these presenters
by very large vote. Rltualism faunts itself in
Baltimore, the bishop sustains it, and the conven-
favor to thirty-six against. OF these seventy-six
in his favor torty-nine were ministers and only
sixteen ministers voted against him. Seventy
six members, forty.ni ministers voted to prac-
tically sustain rituRlsm, prayers for the dead I"
and all the eRoTmities OF Romanism in what used
to be the Protestant Episcopal Church. Evan
gelcal Episcopalians, you see what sort Of o
church you belong to.
Another important case which came before the
Convention was that OF the admission of 1.-THE
Church Of the Holy Communion" in this city.
You remember the struggle there was over the
case last year when the Convention met here.
This year application was made again, but how
different the result! 1t is true the church was
not quite admitted, but 1t came so near 1t this
time that 1t is mere question Of time as TO its
admission. Last year the Church was rejected BY
vote Of 90 against and 63 for 1t. This year 1t Is
rejected by vote Of 81 against it, and "a for it.
majority, but not quite enough. OF these u, 40
who voted to sustain the Bishop in the matter of
not trying the Ritualists who were presented to
him. This is the sad state Of affairs in the Epls-
copal Church. As body 1t has gone after strange
gods and a strange religion, and he who uDhOlds
1t by his mem bership or his means is contributing
the souls OF the people. For my own part, bless
God for the day He delivered me from this fearful
responsibility. May His gracious hand bring out
His true people from this fallen Church.
National Republican., 1875-06-07
Saving Is Wealth..


One great cause Of the poverty oil the present
day, wisely says an exchange, is failure OF our
comm on eOple TO appreciate small things. They
do not realize how a daily addition, be it ever so
small, will soon make large pile II the young
men and women of today will only begin, and
begin now, to save q little from their earnings
and plant 1t in the soil Of some good savings
bank, and weekly or monthly add their mite, they
will wear happy smile Of competence when they
reach middle life Not only the desire but the
ability to increase IL will also grow. Let clerk
and tTadesmSn, labOrer and artisan, make, now
and at once a beginning. Store up some OF your
youthful force for future contingency. Let pa,
rents teach their children to begin early to save
Begin at the fountain head to control the stream
OF GeXtTaVagance-tO choose between poverty and
riches. Let our youth 20 on in the habits of ex-
travaEance Tor tIty years to come as they have
for fifty years past, and We shall have q nation OF
bCggaIs, with q mOneyCd aristOcracy. Let a gen.
eratiCn Of such as save in small sums be reared,
and We shall be free from want. Do not be am
bitiJUs for eXtIavagant fortunes but seek that
which IL is the duty OF every one to O5taiH-lnde-
penCence and a comfortable hcme. Wealth. and
enough OF II, IS within The reach OF ALL 1t is OBJ
tanned by one process, and one Only-savinR.
Commerce now to save by depOsiting In the Me-
tTOpoiltan Savings BdHk, cOrLer Of Seventh
street and Louisiana avenue, Samuel NOrment,
pISEifSPt.
National Republican., 1875-06-07
DISTRICT NOTES.
The Ceutral Guard Rouse Prouert

Inc central GuaTQ Rouse fT0peTLY.
On Saturday the laborers employed by the
parking commission were paid, as was also the
force EN- ployed on the streets by Lieut.. HOxie,
under Mr.. Cunningham. These laborers were
paid at the usual rate Of $l5Oper day, as through
the intercCssion OF Lieut.. HoXie, no deduction
was made, as has been announced heretofore.
For some lime the question has been under con-
sideration by the District authorities as to the
manner OF ayment Of erroneous tax lien certti-
Gates issued from time to time since 1871. Sat
urday the Comm issiOnerS and board OF audit con-
CURED in the decision that these certificates be
audited and paid in 3.65 bonds. About Sl5, 900
worth have been issued now by different parties
who have received them in payment OF claims
against the District.
In April last the District Commissioners re-
cclyed communication from the Board Of Police
caIIGS their attention TO the condition OF the
- - EIuse and the statiOn-house az the
lrtprsC ction Of New York avenue, X and Ninth
streets northwest, and recommended that said
property be sold and the proceeds OF the sale be
5lpIied 70 the purchase Of new sites and the cree
tiun Of station. houses thereon. As there was
doubt as to the power OF tue District Jommis-
sUncrs to dispose Of the property as recommended.
this communication was referred TO the attorney
OF the District for his opinion. In 1872 Dill
passed the House Of Delegates authorizing the
Governor TO sell the property known as the Cen
tral guard house ana the lot on which it stands.
Colonel Luby, water registrar, in a cOmmu-
n!catiOn under date OF June 20 1872, to the COM
mittce who had the subject under cOnsidera-
tiUn, calls attention to the fact that under the
provisions OF a joint resolution OF the boards Of
aldermen and common council, approved August
lg, 1879, the water department paid the sum o!
SS2lj for the lot which the central guard
house is erected. The rear Of this lot has been
used by the water department for the storage Of
Dlpe and other material belonging to the depart
ment. He asks that If any action be taken in the
matter suitable provision be made for fully pro-
tCcting the moneys invested by the water depart
mept: also, that the rear Of the lot be reserved
for the purpose Of storing pipes.
Mr.. stanton has returned his opinion, stating
that the District Commissioners have no author
ty to sell this real estate, such transaction be-
ing the proper subject for action Of legislative
body. He adds that If the condition Of the prop
eTty is such as to create q nuisance the Commis-
sioneTs have power TO abate the same.
National Republican., 1875-06-07
Auction Sales To-Day.

By b. H. Warner: ,
At 8 o'clock, two building lots on Eleventh
street. between & and II streets northeast.
At 6 O'Clock, suburban building lots, near Lin
coin avenue, and just beyond Boundary street.
At 9 o'clock, building lot on street, near Ninth
northwest.
BY Thomas Dowling:
At 10 o'clock a. m, col Pennsylvania avenue,
entire contents Of sample room.
At 7:S0 o'clock, large and valuable collection
of books.
BY Duncenson Bros:
At 10 o'clock, all the furniture, SC, contained
in house corner Fourteenth and Z streets north
west
At II O'Clock, the entire contents Of the confec-
tionery store No. 435 Ninth street.
By Williams Kennedy:
At 80 O'Clock, valuable improved property in
square GO, lots A and B.
BY ]. T. Wormley:
At o'clock, unimproved property at G street,
between Third and Fourth streets southeast.
ByWssh. b. Williams:
At o'clock, valuable real estate, improved and
unimproyed, in the northwest part Of the city.
National Republican., 1875-06-07
TEE TREAsURY ROBBERY.
No CIns 70 tbe Thief Yet.


TIE mystery OF the late great robbery Of nearly
SEGHu IRON tie Treasury Department is still as
deeI as ever. The uhle and the disposition Of the
money may not he discovered for days. but the
crime rclvrgs 70 tEe class which makes its
detection absolutely necessary. 1.-THE criminals
lot coon brought TO the bar Of justice, the facts in
the ease will stimulate others 10 perpetrate
similar robbery. I. seems Incredible that per-
son can walk into the TrcaSury Department and
cut ui Il with sE,u U2J Of Uncle Sans money, and
remain invisible, undiscOTerable for days aud
days. Last evening General Spinner still hung
10 the belief that the robbery was committed by
sUme clerk employed in the cash-roOn. He can
not bring his mini to believe that the money
was distracted by professional thief. Saturday
night Genera, Spinner was able to sleep little
having been reassured that all was being done
that could be by tie Government officers to cap
ture the tElef.
Last evening he was again very low spirited
and though with books ard friends and children,
his mind could not be diverted from the saddest
event Of his life. 1t is a blow under which this
venerable, honest and beloved custodian Ofthe peo
pies money reels and staggers 1t has clothed his
mind with melancholy be cannot dispeI, and be
ieels like one shpwrecked. General Spinner
takes the matter harder than he need to. In the
estimation Of the country he is wholly relieved OF
all blame in the premises, and it is by no means
extra hazardous to say that the people would
never permit him to make up single dollar OF
the less from his own pocket.
National Republican., 1875-06-07

M CUNT TEkNON, -
The Steamer ARROW,
Capt. FRANK HOELINGsHEAD,
Leaves seventh-street wharf DAILY, (SundayeI.
eepted-( at 10 3. M, returning about 1 o. m.
Hound trip 81, including admission TO Hanston
and Grounds, oCl9