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| WOMAN
| In
| BATTLE

southern Heroine,
Edited by c. j. WORTIlINGTON,
Late U. S. Navy.
| MADAME VELASQUEZ, disguised
Nl as q Confederate officer, participated
10 a number of the hardest fought battles
in the late war, aud greatly distinguished
herself by the extraordinary valor she
displaye She also distinguished herself
Spy and Secret Service Agent.
and on numerous occasions ran through
the Federal lines aud obtained informa-
ton of vital Importance to the Confeder.
ate commanders obtaining admission
behind the
Sc enes at Washington,
bbe establisbe ed confidential relations with
prominent Federal officials; was con.
cerned in the great
Bond Swindle,
by whicI th. United States Treasury suf.
fered to the extent Of millions Of dollars ;
was actively engaged in blockade running
and encouraging
Substituting and Bounty Frauds
by which the work of recruiting the Fed,
eral armies was so seriously impeded ;and
was the heroine Of a number Of exploits
even more interesting than those Of the
battlefield. II also contains history Of
her Mining on the Pacific lope, her
Travels in Europe, South America, and
among the Mormous, Love, Courtship,
Marriage, Etc.
The above facts are substaintiated BY
leading men both South and North who
participated. No book Of such variety iu.
tense interest as the Woman in Battle ha.
ever been issued in America.
Agents wanted in every county in the
United States. Agents can make more
money by canvassiug for this book thar
any other books. as 1t is the cheapest a.
we'll as the best selling Agents book evel
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volume Of over GOO pages rrofusely illus
trated. We print, bind and publish oul
own books: hence, can allow larger com'
mission than any other boass. Secure
your choice Of territory at cnee.
Address
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO.,
Cor. Pryor and Mitchell Streets,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
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Be- mpus Ceye.

There has been a wonderful change
'''N place in the Bunpas Cove. Revs.
humphreys White and Biggs have been
'D'pC0Og a very interesting revival at
'"' place for lear three weeks, aud the
I11 work continues, A large number
| ne citizens have made a profession and
.'S''ed with the church.
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THE BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
This is the claim which the publishers of
the New YORK OBSERVER male n be-.
half Of their paper. 1t is a bid claim to
make in our day, when there are SO many
papers: but an undertaking course in
sending out, for f~fty-thrse years a large,
full, fresh, readable and pure newspaper.
which is unsurpassed, ;usti6es them in the
claim. We can recommend the OBsER.
YER. 1t has no hobbies; it is sound in
doctrine, impartial and unbiased, reliable
in its news, interesting and instructive
n its various departments, aud offers no
claI"trap premiums Of pictures. For
specimen copies, address 5. /. PRIME 4
Co., New York.
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A suNNY>FACED little visitor, the
GOLDEN HOURS. for DECEMBER, has
rachel our office, and We welcome it most
gladly. While many magazines have
suecumbed to hard times, GOLDEN
Hours has thrived and steadily held its
v 1t is the cheapest juvenile maga-
Z ne in the Uuited States and the qus'iiy
OF its reading matter is not surpassed by
the highe--prced publications. A Lotic>
able feature in its contents is the strong
Influence which the articles bear for al
that is good and pure aud true. Such
a magazine is needed in every household.
The department Of "Owldom'' contains
puzzles, anecdotes, and scraps of wisdom
for the children, aud many interesting
little letters from the young folks. Pric.
of magazine, postpaid, SLIGO per year.
HIrcmcoK L. WALDEN, Publishers.
Cincinnati, o.
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Valuable Farm for
Sale,
CONTAINING I63 R Es

offer for sale on easy terms q Valu-
i able Farm in Washington County,
Tenn, situated six miles south of Jones'
boro'. There are about thirty acres of
fine timber the balance is under good
fence and a good state of cultivation.
There are five or SIX never failing springs
Oh the farm, and running water in most
of the fields. There is good orchard,
OF almost every variety of apples AMI
peaches. Also a good assortment OF
grapes. The farm is located IN n good
neighborhoOd, convenient to churches,
school houses, mills, &C., &c. The build
ings are large aud convepiest, and one
Of the best barns in the county. Black
smith Shop, smoke House, Corn Crib.
Spring House and every thing convenient.
Any n wishing to purchase on easy
erns will call on ne at the farm or ad-
' ress me at CARRIERS Mill, Washington
bounty, Tenn.
ELBERT TEMPLIN.
Ncv-l1-mos-2.
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Our p%oetical correspondent favors us
tHS week with . A christmas Stampede
l, starts out as follows.
lhavesa many schools, but never did see
A set Of fool scholars as back ward as we,
came here tins morning they had the
door shut,
|Ibsy said they we're preparing to keep
the teacher out. %
=, 1II 20 s
There are thirteen other verces equal,
as good as the first but cannot find
POu for them sll at this time.
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Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored!

Just published new edition Of DR.
Culverweli's Celebrated Essay on
the radical cure Cwithoht medicine) Of
SPERMAToRRHRA Dr. Seminal weak
ness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, IM.
POTENCY, Siental aud Physical inca.
pacity, lmpediments to Marriage, etc.
also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and
FITS. Induced by self-indulgence Or sex.
ual ~extrayagence, &c.
laS- Price, in u sealed envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated author, in this ..dmi.
raLle Essay, clearly demonstrates, from
u thirty years successful practice, that
the alarming consequences of seli-abuse
may be- radically cured without the
dangerous Use of internal medicine or the
application of the knife, pointing out a
mode of cure ut Once simple, certain, and
e%flectnal, by means of which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply private
ly, and radically.
boz This Lecture should be In hands
OF every youth AMI every man in the
land.
Sent umd'r seal, ina plaiE envelope,
to any address postpaid, on receipt OF
six cents or two post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS J. G. KLINE & co..
I27 Bswery, New York; Post Office
Box, 45s6.
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Executors Administrators aud
Guardians.

Are hereby notified to make their set.
Elements pursuant to law. The clerk is
required to issue subpoena for them TO
appear at his Office aud settle annually.
To save cost to all parties he has adopted
this plan Of notice. Those who fail
70 elose up their accounts. will in due
time receive a summons from the proper
officer.
J. r. GRESHAM. Clerk.
June 9th ISIS. #.
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ave often heard or young persons
\. 'O's sict but never knew the d.
% epidemic before. II is now
N, . THIS place most terribly. Some
h., ',dy been carried away to the
S''0s Of bliss where all is sunshine
Vp'heSs' and others win soon follow
That blisssul abode. Lookout
O' times and marriage notices
w We fear that our quiet people
h. '''pOled with many MI, sYn1'is
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on account OF absence Of defendants
Counsel. Ar.
Albert King VS., J.. Wheeler, ct. al,
continued by consent.
A. Z. Jackson VS.. David Profit, con
tinued as on affidavit Of complainant.
G. W. Nelson VS.. j. C. Crouch, two
months allowed defendant to answer.
I. j. Blanchard VS.. S. T. & w. Harris,
death Of T. J. Blanchard suggested
and proven. Cause revived in the name
Of NJ. j. Blanchard, Administrative.
Chambers, Stevens 4 Co, vs.. Geo
+. Squibb, ct al. T. j. Squbb made a
defendant and allowed two months to
answer.
Hyatt, MclIurney 4 Co. vs.. A. u.
Taylor ct. al Report by Clerk and
Master ordered. t
Isaac Broyles, admir-, &c vs. ". G.
Payne, and Martin off the docket.
Samuel Miller VS.. j. FL. Miller ct. al .
death of Samuel Miller suggested and
admitted. Cause renewed in the name
Of G. w. Meek, admir-.
Isaac Broyles VS.. BENZ Sherfey,
cause off the Gocket.
Elizabeth Keys ct. al, We. John Keys
ct. al. Unless purchase money is fully
paid by the goth Of January next, the
lands will he re sold for cash, without
the right of redemption.
Joseph Booth vs. Siesfeld & Mayer
Injunction dissolved by defendants Civ
ing bond.
F. w. Dove VS.. NJ. NJ. Slower. A
writ Of possession ordered.
John II. Barley ct. al. VS. j. j.
Yeager, ct. al. compromised.
Samuel Shaw vs. Margaret Shaw
Demur sustained. Complainant appeals
to Supreme Court. 2L o.
II. ID. Hale. it was ordered by the
Court that his name be enrolled as n
practitioner and that he be allowed all
the rights and p ivileges of an Attorney.
Loucinda Barnes VI Wesley Barnes.
Divot,e granted.
Asenith Gervin VS.. James Gervin,
Divorce granted.
Edward Briggs VS. Margaret Briggs,
Divorce granted.
D. Guthrie vs.. Telrord & Mathes,
adrn'rs, &c. Cause dismissed by de,
PENDANTS paying the cost.
d. Guthrie VS.. Eva Aiken, bill dis,
missed and complainant pays the cost.
NJ. S. Templin VS.. W. NJ. Gresham
continued. .
W. v. Deadrick VS.. +. A. jackson.
continued.
Ez. S. Mathes VS.. +. N. Griffith, de.
PENDANT allowed three months to an
swer.
A.. j. Philips VS.. Polly E. Philips,
Divorce granted.
Nathan Shipley, admir-, vs.. Luticia
Barding. Report confirmed.
Melvina Armstrong VS.. Jas. L.
Armstrong, a rule TO dis,pauper.
W. b. Ilun'er vs.. David Good
Ruled to justify security,
j. G. Hardin VS.. C. Austin, defend
ant allowed three months to answer.
T. NJ. Brandon VS.. j. IL. Crouch,
Report ordered.
Luticia Barding VS.. Martin Roller
Final decree and defendant appeals t.
Supreme Court
Cannon VS.. Nelson Mclaughlin
Decree in favor of Plaintiff.
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The horses all over the country are
coughing from the prevailing epiz"otic,
while the human family seem to have
taken the contagion and are similarly Ell.
fected. This cough does not seem to
pro,eed from the lsngs. bat is more Of
the nature Of catarrh. for which no remedy
has been found to give such certain and
quick relief as SymphyK for man aud
Danon's Powders for horses. They hit
he cure exactly,
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N5vthat the County Of Unicoi has

NSvthat the County Of Unicoi has
been established il will be NIP aud
ruc" between the two political parties
Of Washington County as to which will
hold the Offices 10 tue future. The
mountain districts always aided the Re,
publican party in giving a respecta Bile
n,jaity 10 the county. AS it now
hnds the two parties are nearly equally
dtded and the party that presents the
best men will be very opt to be success,
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
Benedict Hall, & Co.
VS..
Bradley & Co.

In this case it appearing by affidavit
that the defendants are justly indebted to
the plaintiffs in the sun of $4,000 and
that they are non residents Of the State
so that the ordinary process of Law cannot
be served upon them, aud an original at.
tachment having been levied upon their
land, it is therefore ordered by me that
publication be made in the HERALD AND
TRIBUNE, o newspaper published III
Jonesboro' Tenn, for four successive
weeks, commanding the said G. w.
Bradley, JAS. G,odrich Jr.. and f. S.
Graves, under the name and style Of
Bradley & Co., to appear at my office in
Jonesboro' on the 18th day of d ,cember
next, and make defence to said suit or
the same will be proceeded with exparte.
This End November 1875.
G. W MEEK, j. p.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Noyiw4prfs5.
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". canao: see why Uncle John Shout,

Ws canno. see why Uncle John should
rt 80 mad il some other paper should
nppen to use bis locals. The Greeneville
h~,lioencer used one of our editorials in
fill i short time STAGE without giving US
ssdit, aud it is no uacommon thing for
ID. Knoxville Chroaicle to make up its
local, from the HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
". 90 not get mad at those gentlemen,
IL, are pleased to see the great improve.
n,nt Of ,hsir papers, when they use our
matter. isGiiI ffg,
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Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia is the most discouraging and
distressing disease man is heir to.
Americans are particularly subject to this
disease and its effects such as sour stom>
ach, sick headache habitual ccstiyeness
heartburn, w~ater-brash gnawing aud
burning pains in the pit Of the stomach,
coming up OF The food, coated tongue dis
agreeable tast in the mouth Impure blood
aud al diseases If the stomach and Liver.
Two doses Of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
will relieve you at once and there posi-
lively is not a case in the United States
it will not cure. IL you doubt this go
to your Druggist. John S. Mathes. aud
get q samplc bottle for 10 cents and try
it. Regular size Is Ger s.
Septic: feow!y O.
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THE MOST EMINENT AUTH.

Ols Of the day, such as Hon. W. +.
Gladstone. Prof. Max Muller. Prof.
Huxley. DIR. w. B. Carpenter, Prof.
Tyndall. II. A. Proctor. Frances Power
Cobbc. The Duke of Argyll, Jas. A.
Frude, Mas. Muloch. Mrs. 0liphant. Miss
rhackeray, Jean lngelow, George.
to- e, Matthew Arnold: Henry XII gsley
Thomas Carley. W. w. Story, Robot,
Buchanan, TennvSon, Browning, and
many others, are represented IN the
pages of
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John p. Butler, Of Ioudon, formerally
d this county, killed a pig last week. l6
months old that weisbad GOO pounds.
rb, beats farmer Broyles.
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JshnSen Ciiy Items.


At the City Hotel" last Thursday at
l o'clock, Z. NJ. Nov. 18th, by Rev. j.
II. Shultz, Mr.. Juo. A. Grisham, and
Miss Sal,ie A. Neill, all Of Jonesboro'
Tenn. Mr.. GriSian left for home with
bib handsome bride. at 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
May the lives of the happy couple be
ever full Of JOY, and when their star shall
vet at life's close, may 1t set as sets the
morning star which goeth not down be-
hind the darkened West. but melts away
into the brightness of heaven.
THANKSGIVING DAY
Vas observed in this place. All tie
business houses we're closed. Services at
the NJ. L. Church. South. in which. the
different denominations took rart, min
listers present aud participated, Revs. j..
A. Ruble, J. W. Simpson, and j. R.
Shukx. Bro. Ruble preached with great
power, and all felt that it was 6 ,od to he
there.
A DONATION.
Rev. j. r. Shultz and Wife wish to
return thanks to their friends Of johnson
City for the pleasant surprise they gave
them on "Wednesday preceding Thanks
giving. 1t came in the shape Of -four.
meat, sugar, coffee, fruit. chickens &C.,
with some hard cash. May heaven Hess
the donors.
NEW FURNITURE STORE.
johnson City has a new furniture store
kept.by'Mr. b. II. Camp bell, we called in
a few days ago aud saw some very fine
furniture.
These are coming TO town every day
by the wagon load, and sell from 75cts to
81 LOO per bushel.
noes.
Are being shipped from this place BY the
ear load. Nsssrs. Taylor and others sent
Of some fue ones a few days ago.
Yours Truly,
REDus.
Johnson City, Nov. goth, 1875.
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Ceal Creek Ceal.

l am now prepared to furnish the
citizens of Jonesboro', with Coal Creek
Coal. either at Wholesale or retail.
Will deliver coal at buyers house in
quantities Of not less than ten bushels
for twenty-five cents per bushel. cash.
s. II. ANDERSON.
Nov.1q N
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Leading Forcing Authors

will be giving, together with an amount
nn%appraoched by any other periodical in
The world, of the best literary and
scientific matter OF the day from the pens
of the abovr-named, and many Other,
foremost living Essayists, Scientists,
Critics, Discoveries and editors, repre-
@enting every department of knowledge
AMI Progress,
The importance of THE LIVING AGE
to every American reader, MS the only
satisfactory fresh and COMPLETE COM
pilation Ofan indispensable current liter
ature.- Indispensable because it embraces
the productions of
THE ABLEST LIVING WRITER'S
in all branches Of Literature, Science,
Art, and Politics. lis sufficiently indica-
ted by the following recent
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JOncsbOrO Foundry.

l wish to inform the citizens Of Wash.
ingtou County that l have rented the
JOnesboro Foundry, and will make to
order all Kinds Of b d POS o'o-
Machinery and
l will take In exchange old metal and
produce. ss'' B. ST
I will pay one cent per pound
for the metal and the market price for
produce. Cali and see me.
.,tist ..t.s J. j. HOWREN,
December 2-l875.tf.
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Some three weeks s'nce Mr.. David
Willard bought o. Mr.. j. B. Thomas, Of
b, place . wager manufactured at NasL>
rE,, which gives such satisfaction that
NJ, ". wishes the fact known that oth>
Il farmers who are needing a good
,,rou will know where to get one.
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lion. II. NJ. Snyder, formerly Repub-
G., member of the lowe, branch Of the
State Legislature Of Chattanooga, sue.
We'd. Maj. T. y. Kirby, as editor Of the
rlnasooga Daily Times. The paper
|, heretofore been strong Democratic.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02
DIED.

INFANT child Of Henry Stafford, of
the 18th district, died suddenly last
Saturday morning.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02

When will the election close in Chat
,,Oosa for Mayor? VIA the Times and
r,.u,rciul please answer?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02

Persons who borrowed books from the
Library Of Gle 4ate Col. G. Rager Grishsm,
will confer a faSor by returning them at
once to, nnite4vrel
MRs. MAGGIE GRIsuAN
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02

4 Young lady remarked the other day,
H., sAs liked the tickle Of his mustache
hitter than the kiss. 20
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02

Buinsssis more lively and there seems
h b. more money circulating ihsn' a few
ysks ago.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02

NJ. N. C.. Hunter, one OF the coutes,
ras for the premium offered by the
Washington County Agricultural and
E'h'uical Society" for the largest
Fn'uOt Of corn raised on Que acre of up,
pad ground has reported aud proven by
pod witnesses, lO2 bushels. This is as
|''cA MS many farmers will make OH six
n eight acres.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02

Wanted.
10 600 Pounds Walnut Kernels
wanted in exchange for Dry Good, call
and get prices.
Noy4tf. ". II. DossER,
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Fall Opening.

Fall Opening.
Mrs. F. Barrett, is now receiving
her Fall and Winter Styles Of Millinery
ard Fancy Goods, &c. She will open
them at her store on main street, next
Monday. Her friends and patrons are
invited to visit her on that Jay.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02
and Tribune.

n. District Conferences Of the NJ. r..
Church met at johnson City, Yesterday.
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Double Springs Items rec eived too
late for this issue.
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NnticA

Al lrerSOn,. saving a,deed Or deeds 10 The
Registers Office, viii please come for
yard and lift them, as they will be much
|na, safe IN tie bands Of the proper err
Nu to whom they belong ; than they are
b the office. Please look to your intcres,
pad delay not. This Soth day of Nov,m'
EtlS75.
t'sT4. G. r. JONES. Register.
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In 1876 The LIVING AGE enters upon
its thirty-third year. II has never failed
to rece i've the warnltst supper OF the best
men and journals Of the country, and has
met with constantly increasing success.
Having r"cently absorbed It's younger
cOmpetitor, EVERY SATURDAY." it is
now without a rival in its special field.
A weekly magazine of sixty-four pages
1t gives o than
Three and a Quarter Thousand
lo~uble-.olumn octave pages of reading
matters yearly, forming four large vol.
umes. 1t presents in Al inexpensive
form, considering its great amount of
matter, with freshness. Owing to its
weekly issue. and with a sat DRY
completeness attempted by Il or
publication. the best Essay, reviews,
Criticisms. Tales. Sketches of Trase' and
Discovery Poetry, Scientific, Biographi-
cal, Historical aud Political information
from the emit { body of Foreign PcriOdi-
Gals Literature.
During the coming year, serial and
short stories OF the
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02

German Cough Syrup; S~tonebakera
globe Flower; browns BroDthi
{, lches. AT WHEET.ER'S
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Agents Wanted fOrthe

A narrative Of The ex.
ploits, adventures aud
travels of Mudume
L. J. Tuiosquez 9th.
erwise known AZ
LII. Harry T. Bufor0
G. 8. a..
A 7 X U j.
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CaANCERY COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Hen. ii. c. Smith Presiding.
Nancy Park VS.. VIM. Park, continued
on account of absence of defendants
Counsel
Albert King VS., j. Wheeler, ct. al,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02
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