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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-05-06
Y. NJ. e. A.;

The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
took place at the NJ. Z. Church South
last Tuesday night. In addition to the
regular business, Rev, Jas. Atkin, jr.,
delivered an excellent and appropriate
address to the audience. Subject ;
David the Shepherd boy" Mr.. Akin
had no doubt studied his subject we'll
His remarks were indeed interesting
and at times quite amusing. We are
sorry to say the audience was not as
large as it should have been.
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Picnic.

The different Sunday Schools 1T Fall
B'anch and the one at Meadow Brook
gave to the scholars aud citizens generally
a pic.oic or MAY day social" at L. A.
keen's Sulphur Spring on the first of,bis
month, The amusem.uts consisted in
Swinging Croquet, Gymnastics, &c, A
splendid dinner was spread for all, and it
was indeed a pleasant day, especially for
the little ones.
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The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
Physicians, or sold by Druggists, that
carries such evidence OF its success and
superior virtue as BoscHEE's, GERMAN
SYRUP FOR Severe Coughs, Colds settled
on the Breast, Consumption, or any dis,
ease OF the Throat aud Lungs a proof of
that fact is that any person afflicted, can
get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try
its superior effect before buying the regu,
lar size at 70 cents. 1t has lately been
introduced in this country from Germany
and its wonderful cures are astonishing
every one that use it. Three doses will
relieve any case Try it. Sold by. j. S.
Mathes, Jouesboro'. Tom.
A. II. Coussens & Co. Nashville Tenn.
Wholesale Agents,
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The Stern,

Last Saturday about 2 o'clock P. ".
we had q heavy storm. We under>
sta Id a large amount of timber and
fences in the country were blown down
There was but little damage done in
town. except one face of town clock
was blown off. Mr., Daniel Scott, who
resides a few miles east of this place
had the misfortune to lose two very
fina cows, one was killed by a limb from
a poplar tree, the other by a tree fa'l
ing on her. One Of the cows was of
extra quality and was value d at $50.
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Tribute Of Resnect.


AT a stated meeting Of the Boone's
Creek Grange, the Worthy Overseer,
with the Chaplain and Secretary of
the Grange were appointed as a com
mittee to prepare an Obituary of our
brother, JAMES VAUGHAN, who died
at his residence, on Boone's Creek,
December 23d, 1874, after a short but
severe illness. Brother Vaughan was
born in Prince Edward county, Va,
on the 10Th day Of March, 1899, and
consequently was near seventy.six
years old. In the year 1S49 he made
a profession of faith in Christ, and
united with the Baptist church at
Buffalo Ridge. In which communion
he remained, ~evincing to all with
whom he come in contact, that he was
expecting a better country by his
Cody walk and christian conversa.
ton until his death. His occupation
in early life was that of a Millwright,
and was the builder of some of the
best mills in this county, Washing-
tom that are now monuments of his
skill and integrity. But at a later
period in life, he purchased a farm
and became a husbandman, in which
vocation he continued until his death.
AS a farmer he was energetic and
neat, kept his farm clean and we'll
fenced gave great care TO his stock,
and as he grew Older, seemed to be-
hold new BEAUTIES in rural life. His
devotion to which was manifested by
his ardent desire to become a Patron /;
that be could the better enjoy all the
advantages of organization, believ-
ing that in union there is strength,
and on the 10th of February, 1874, he
with several others were organized in
to a Grange by G. W. Charlton, and
from that time to his death, was an
active member. But now his placeis
vacant he is absent from us gone
TO reap the harvest Of his great re-
ward. BY his absence the Order has
lost a worthy member, whose memory
we cherish, and whose devotion and
amiaole qualities we hope to see en-
ulated by his survivors. We also
sympathize with his bereaved family
and bear a portion of his grief; know
ing that his wife lost an atfectionate
husband his children, an honorable
and devoted father, one that never
did an act that "a calculated to
bring reproach upon his ~posterity.
7. HUNTER,
G. L. Faw, }Com.
ISAAC BORING.
May 5, 1875.
The Grange Outlook will please
copy.
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LIMESTONE TENNESSEE, May Sd 1875.
MEssRs. EDrTCRs.-I, as one of the
committee appoidted at a Grange
meeting at johnson City in reference
to the location Of a Grange Manufac.
tory, wish to state that | attended a
meeting of the Grange County Coun.
Gil on the 10th ult., at which meeting
nineteen (l9) subordinate Oranges
were fully and ably represented. The
council suggested and unanimously
agreed upon the following as a basis
of representation for the meeting to
be held in Jonesboro' on the 18th
inst, viz: Each subordinate Grange
shall be entitled to one vote for every
ten members and one vote for the
fraction over ten, provided the nun
be five oil more 4; the votes to be cast
either in person or by proxy. The
council recommended that the other
five counties take similar action on
the subject.
L received the following note to-
day, dated at Charleston Tennessee.
From Col. N. G. Taylor chairman of
the locating committee viz: "Please
meet the committee at Jonesboro' on
Thursday the 9th inst. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
Wheat, below knoxville, apparent
" uninjured, and very promising.
DIR. Maxwell will be with MS on the
18th. Yours, n. G. TAYLOR,
Chairman"
Please insert this article and ask
the Bristol papers, the Greenevi lie
papers, Grunge Outlook and Others,
who may favor the enterprise, to
copy. Respect.
G. W. NELSON.
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Marble 6.

We call the attention Of the citizens
in upper East Tennessee to the adver
tscment Of j.. G.. Smith J. Co., which
appears in to days issue, This firm is
now prepared TO furnish on very short
%yotice, all kinds of Marble Monuments,
Tomb Stones &C., made from the very
best Italian and American Marble. Mr..
Smith has heretofore been Employed by
Messrs. T. p. Thomas & Co., specimens
of bis work can be seen in the cemetery
at this place. His superior as a work.
man in Marble cannot be found ia the
Southern states.
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S0ldir s Rc-NnIan.

Next Monday, May 10th, the FEEDER
al Soldiers inaugurate Il movement at
Greeneville, Tenn. that will eliminate
in one Of tie grandcst affairs at the
Grand Rally this Fall that has ever
been witnessed in East Tennessee
All who can should attend the prelimi-
nary meeting next Monday, when and
where the arrangements for the Social
Re union this Fall will be made.
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Messrs. W. G. & j. f. Blanton OF
Grecus County have the right to sell
Faubions Fertilizer Distributors in Ten
o'sses. We had the pleasure Of examin>
Ing the Distributors lat Monday. and in
eur judgment it Is the mos, complete
piece Of machinery that we have ever
seen for use on the farm.
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is stated that the expences neee 'sary
70 keep up the fences in the United States
cost four millions Of dollars annually
1.-THE politicians and editors who sit on
The "fence" so much To see which side
the largest eroad stands, would get down
and 60 work it would save the people
many dollars in repairing.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-05-06

Some Of "Uncle Sans boys have just
returned from Hancock County, where
they arrested three men for Illicit distil.
ing, and destroyed seventeen stills.
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Fer Sale.

A VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE TWO
Stories high, with seven rooms.
good stable, smoke house, spring and
spring house. fifty odd fruit trees, a va
riety of flowers %shrubbery, and one acre
of ground in the town of Fall Branch
10 miles North West Of Jonesboro' Tenn
Any one desiring a nice home in a coun-
Try village upon easy terms, and at Il de-
cided bargain, can secure the above
property. Address
N. S. MAHONEY,
J0ncsbvrS' Tenu.
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MON RESIDENT n Office.
" In Chancery at j n%ncsboro' 4 en-
Joseph Boothc,
Slcstield 81 Mayer. ct. al.

Sicstield 81 Mayer, ct. al.
In this cause it appearing from the al
leg ations in complainants bill that
Isadore Siestield and Max l.. Mayer two
of the defendants are non-Tesidents of
the State Of Tennessee. II is therefore
ordered that publication be wade for four
successive weeks in the HERALD AND
TRIBUNE, a newspaper published in the
town of JonesborO' Tenn, notifying tie
said nonresident defendants to appear
before our said Chancery Court on the
Ath Monday of May neXt, and make their
defence to said bill, or the same viii be
taker for confessed as to them. and set
for hearing cX. parte. Witness, B. +.
Swingle, Clerk and Master o said Court
at Office in .Ionesb0ro, this the 18th day
OF April, 1879.
b. r. SWINGLE, c. & VI.
april15wipiS5.
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+, A. Branscom Revenue Collector paid
nearly three thousand dollars, taxes col.
lected for the County and School purposes,
in the month of April.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-05-06

We see the Bristol Neus announces a
gentleman as a candidate for the Office of
Commissioner Of Revenue for the "lower
end" 1t really seems that candidates can
be found who are willing to serve the
people 10 any capacity.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-05-06

Mr.. S. s. Luttrells horse attached
to his buggy runaway at the Depot
last Sunday evening. The horse was
damage but little. while the buggy was
considerably smashed up.
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SIM They Came.

Last Tuesday morning Mr.. f, A.
os'Pley vas seen tripping down street
and seemed to be in the very best of hu.
n'r, Being anxious 10 know the cause
OF bis h%ilarity we commenced to intero.
gate him. He an swered quickly with ,
smile, that it was a boy, weighed eight
pounds and favored its papa.
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Il. +. 81 Co

iiOIiiSbS ~ W
DEALERS IN ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
MARBLE, Monuments, Tombs, Head aud
Foot Stone, Urns, Vases, &c., &c. Knox.
Vile, Tennessee, are constantly shipping
to all parts of Fast Tennessee, especially
to Washington County, the best work in
their line, that we have seen, come from
any other establishment. Parties needing
any thing in the Tomb Stone line would
do we'll to call on Jas. Ii. Dosser & Co.
Local Agents at Jonesboro'. or Robt. n
McAdams, their Travelling Agent, for
Hawkins, Sullivan aud adjOini 9 counties,
or ad ress,
T. Z. THOMAS 20.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Dec3m
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pUBE CIDER VINEGAR at
N SPARKS.
Stabbed.

In a difficulty at Bristol yesterday
between Gains Butler and w. W..
Davis, both merchants Of that Place,
the latter was stabbed with q packet
knife and it is thought the wound will
prove fatal.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-05-06

A. S. Dealerlck, Esq, has been
elected Mayor of our town in place of
J. A, FEBRUARY resigned. We think the
Board has made an excellent selection
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MARRIED.

On the 10Th, inst. at the residence of
the BRIDES father by Rev. F. W. Dove,
Mr.. ANDREW VI. MILLER, and Miss
MAMIE 9. BAsuoR, daughter of Mr..
Peter Ba ,hor.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-05-06

Alex Stephens says the next President
Of the United States is now a Journalists.
Wonder If he had reference to either Of
the editors of the Jonesboro', Journal?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-05-06

Tom Thumb aud Troupe passed
through town last Sunday evening, on
the eastern bound train.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-05-06

Vinegar Bitters; Rodgers Bitters
Ayers Extract Snsaparilla; Simmons
Liver Regulator.
AT WHEELER'S.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-05-06

Mr.. j. A. FEBRUARY leaves us to day 70,
Virginia, to engage in the Stove business
with Messrs Culver Bros.
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Sale of Land.
Nathan Shipley Admir- of Jas. Barding,
deceased.
Letitia Barding, ct. al.

Nalhan SIMPLIFY Admir- OF JAS. Barding,
deceased.
VS..
Letitia Barding, ct. al.
Pursuant to decree of the Chancery
Court at Jonesboro', at Its November
Term, 1873. In the above cause, | will
offer for sale to the highest bidder at the
Court House door in Jonesboro'. on the
2ad day OF May 1873,
the tract OF land mentioned and describ-
ed in this cause, lying in Washington
County, Tenn, Civil District No. Ii adj
Joining the lands of the heirs of James
kineheloe, deceased, and others, contain-
ing lao acres more or less; said land will
be sold subject to the dover interest of
Letilia harding IN said ldnd aud will in
clude the rev Customary interest of said
Dover. Said land will be sold on a
credit CT six aud twelve months PAYABLE
IN equal installments and in bar of the
right of redemDton. The purchaser will
he required to give notes with approved
security Tor the purchase money.
b. F. SWINGLE, g 4 VI.
April p vi piss.
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Mere About the Polar Wave.

The recent cold snap has, beyond a
doubt, played sad havoc with the. fl nit
crop, and has injured more or less the
growing wheat. Besides all this, it has
given to almost every one a cold. The
injury done to the fruit and wheat can
not be .emedied but the colds and coughs
can be cured by a proper use of Symphyx
assisted by Hdrt's Blood Liver Pills
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az Sbellac is the best cement for jet
articles. Smoking the joint renders it
black to match.
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Is Mans Destiny C~snIrslied by
Free Agencyl

lh' important question will b dis
sused at Buffalo Ridge Saturds Ma,
~ inst. BY Rev. L. L. shiplsy asd DR..
Nn' Hale of KiugspOrt. The Rsblic is
Invited to give unprejudieed ~attsnion.
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YlabT
las. ST EwAET. ]
w ilsOn & Stewart
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN COM,

oOUIuEhN AND NESIERN COM>
MISSION.
No s15 North Water st. and 2lS North
Wharves. q
NOTE We Will take pleasure in fur
nislling Shippers with any information
they may require regarding the state of
our maket, or on other business matters.
~"Steneils" and price Current" forwar-
ded. free of charge, on application.
Hess. Rogers q Chambers. Phila; Bar
croft " CO., Phila Jacob Riegel \ Co..
Phila /; sitter, Price & c., Phila First
National Bank, Phila ; Piohl u .,tocton
Salem, n. G.. ; todgin, lIinshaw & Co.
Winston, y. g.. ; II. W. Is ID. +. Lindsay
High Point, y. e.. j. G. g. II. G. Weo :,
Estillville, Va. ; Ja4-es Ii. Dosser d Co.
Jonesbnro', Tenn,
July2ly.
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Anss:,er Lively Spell.

Last Friday morning about half a scoe
OF gentlemen met in the Office Of one If
the humber and they engaged in a livey
spell. The successful speller got as muth
a. be wanted, while those who were re-
fsated only had the pleasure Of smelling
the bottle. If we mistake not Wasting.
ton County was "t0o much" for Greene
in this contest.
pIIpp CIDCp xyIAr,,r
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Ayers Hair Vigor Halls Vegetable
Hair Remover; Clark's Hair Dye.
AT WuEhLER'S.
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KYkER PIPES.

am new the only manufacturer of
The celebrated kyker Pipes. They are
ne best made and the great demand for
them has enabled me to make the nrces-
parry arrangements TO fill all tn. orders
that may receive. Price Of pipes $1,000
0uSaiid.
Address,
JON CARR
Washlnton co CARRIERS Mill
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OBITUARY.

With painful hearts we now come
to noun the death of Brother
GEORGE TELroRD Brown.
Who departed this life with Consump.
ton on the 18th of March 1875. Aged
Is years 3 months. Brother Brown,
was a warm and devoted member of
the Baptist Church, always at his post
until stricken down with disease. He
was a kind, and devoted member of
the Sabbath School at Enon-loved by
all and was formerly Secretary of our
School, and was always at his post
ready and willing TO work for bis Mas.
ter's cause until he was deprived of
his health some months ago, when he
resigned his office as Secretary and re-
quested all the Christians of the
School and Church to pray for him and
to meet HIM in the Paradise of Heaven.
He left fifty cents in silver to be kept
as a memento in the Archieves of the
School. and requested al the school to
meet him in Heaven. Although he
was deprived in his last hours of the
power of communicating his feelings,
we have no doubt but dying grace was
bestowed upon HIM and that he passed
through the Valley of the shadow of
death supported by the great Shep-
herd. For his last conversation was
that he was prepared and had not tue
least shadow Of doubt, but what all
would be well. Thus one by one of
our Sunday School pupils are passing
away to their heavenly reward. leaving
their successors to ~perpetuate their
names, to emulate their virtues, to i'm
itate their example, with christian love
and Affect n. ID.
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Dor the latest styles Of Paper and Fn-
JoHN 6. MATHEs
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Anew supply Of very SUPERIOR
CIGARS, Just received at
SPARKS,
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Plaster.

- have q good lot of Plaster on hand
for sale. If.
j. b THOMAS.
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Jonesboro' District, r.: E. Church
Th,rd n,,aefo A

J~onesboro' District, r.: E. Church
Third Quarter.
Elilabethton May s
Eli1abethton CIR. Limestone Cove " Is
Carter Station " Stony Creek 22
Jouesboro.' KyAer's 30
TsylOrsville Deep Spring June 5
Fall Branch. Pactolas -
JOue,boro, and johnson City, John.
son City 10
Rhsatowu Earnest's Chapel +" &c
Grsenevllle Cir. Piyah July 8
Grseneville 10
j. A. RUBLE, p. u.
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John S. NATIIES. has a iull supply
d OF Drugs.
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Having opened a Marble Yard for the
purpose of conducting the above bus
hess, we respectfully solicit a share Of
public patronage, feeling confident that
we can execute work as cheap asst can
be done in East Tennessee. Call and
examine our Book of Designs of monu-
merits and Tombstoncs.
Bas" All work for outside of Knoxville
will he boxed and delivered in the depot,
free of charge.
j. c. SMITH & co.
ga" Il. S.-We use nothing but the bpst
Italian and American marble.
MayGim.
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herman Cough Syrup; StOnela ker's
SIoee Flower; Browns BoOohia
i'00SsS.
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MAY ., 1919.
The Grange Outlook viii please
copy.
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AT WHEELSRS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LARGE FAILURE.

LONDON, April 3,-Wilson, McLay 4
Co., metal merchants, have suspended
owing to difficulties arising from theil
American contracts for rails, Liabilities
estimated at $l,000,000.
LONDON April Alt Is reported from
Madrid that Prof. Piner, ot the Uniyer'
sity Of Madrid, was arrested because he
petitioned the King against the reaction
ary education DEGREES. The Professor
although III, was sent to Cadiz for trans
portation to Fernando.
AdviCes from Rome say the Papal
NunCio TO Spai nhas left the Vatican toI
Madrid, bearing instructions to the Span,
iSh clergy to strive for the restoration oI
peace under Alfonso.
1t has Just transpired that on the I'd ol
February the Prussian Government sent
note to Brussels in regard TO tho Pas.
toral See Of the Belgian Bishops and
other publications, complaining that their
tone and tendency were such a. to en-
courage German Catholics in opposition
to the State, Complaint was also made oi
the DuCllesne affair, concerning the nj
legged plot to assassinate Prince bismarck,
The answer Of the Belgian Government
has not been made known,
LONDON, April 5.-The Times cores
pondent at Berlin says there IL reason 10
lear that the impending deposition Of the
Archbishop Of Breston may occasion deli.
cate complications in the relations Of
Austria and Prussia, owing to the fact
that portion Of the ArCh.Episcopal do
CesO Is In Austrian territory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-05
Nenatorinl Excuraion to Mexico
Abandoned.

New ORLEANS, April 4.-The Senator-
ial excursion 10 Mexico was abandoned
adyices from Washington, "iear Ofyellow
fever" illness Of Mrs. Morton are among
the causes alleged for the change Of front
which Is regarded as significant. sena.
tors Anthony, Cameron, Chandler, Den.
mis- and Patterson and General McVeight
and wife sailed or departed to-day for
Cedar Keys and cruise along the Flor.
iday coast, thence 10 some Atlantic port.
Senator Morton il detained at 81. Charles
hotel on account Of the illness Of Mrs.
Morton, who IL improving, they will
probably go by rail tomorrow.
The steamer City Of Havana sailed al
noon for Vera Cruz, having been detained
several hours for The arrival Of import
tact dispatches from Washington for The
Mexican Government. The following
are among the passengers: Col. Thomas
A, Scott, Mr.. Mackie, Philadelphia, Hon.
WIN. Walker Phelps, New York, ex.
Gov. Jos. Il. Brown, vile and son, Capt.
Grant, Mr.. Milting and son, Miss Peters,
Georgia, Ben. pefley Poore and daugh.
Ter, Boslun,Mf Wightman and wife, New.
Orleans aud lion. L. L. Plumb.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-05
Condensed kilograms.

The harbor at Erie, Pa, has been en-.
tirely free from ice for several days past
and there Is little Ice TO be seen outside
the peninsula.
Tile trial Of John d. Lee and Others
ut Beaver, Utah, charged with participa-
ting in the Mountain Meadow massacre,
has been postponed.
Gov. Porter llns pardoned ex-Statc
Senator Robert McKennOn, sentenced to
the penitentiary for Ave years for marry
ing his former wife's granddaughter.
Tho case Of George @. Cannon, oi
Salt Lake, for polygamy, was appealed by
the prosecution TO the Territorial Su'
preme Court and bonds for $1,000 given
for his appearance.
The editorial excursion party arrived
at Evansville, Ind, and are being freely
entertained. Tho Iglelearts ilonring
mills was damaged from $4,000 ia
$4,000 this morning.
In the U. s. Court Of Tennessee
Judges EmmOns and Ballard overruled
the motion OF the Attorney General Of the
State to dismiss the Gibson county Ku.
Klux for want Of Jurisdiction, and will
proceed with the trial next week.
The Ice gorge below Albany, N. Y.
gave way Yesterday afternoon. The Hoods
at once subsidized, and the streets which
were submerged this morning are again
free to pedestrians, but the docks are Stil
submerged. The Ice in the Mohawk
passed down Saturday.