Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

III is<biglay importau. that whatever is to
be done should be done energetically, and
at as early a day as possible.
We would advise frstthe appointment
Of good, live men ia eaeh civil district,
not merelymen otrihte ligenee, but men
Of activity lapd energy adi(fdil5I i'm bused.
with the proper public spirit aud pride
and the impoftAncs Of making q good
exhibition. let them 6rstpof all collect
from i've TO tendyllare apd send To he
nty5Commisiodets 10 be sfpended:i
Il. In employing the services of com.
peten: man>to 60 to Philadelphia and
superintend the ciassiicati IL and arrange.
mebt ofrhs Articles forward al 0 odd give
information concerning the same.
2. To pay any expenses OF trsnsportta>
ton or the cost of extra lsb2rs in. atia
ing the articles and other incidental 81.
pcnses. Iasi-g
LetaheH District Com missioners then
set to work aud ascertain what there is
for exhibition 10 their respective districts
make collections of tho same. and deliver
the articles at some railroad depot. The
County Commissioners, can then make
such selections Of ores, timbers, grams,
metals etc., as'wilfgive a correct idea
of the resources OF the county These
should be boxed up when. necessary. and
shipped to agent at Philadelphia. ,
Relief maps Should also be made Of the
State showing the mountains, valleys,
slopes and basiHs Of the States indicating
on them the variousdeposits Of ores and
coal and in what portions the several pro-
ducts grow such as COIN tobacco, cotton,
blue grass, etc. The railroads streams,
elevations, etc, should be Indicated.
Saeh a map should be constructed under
the super ii ZION aud direction of a sob,
Commissioners appointed, by the State
Commissioners.
The question is asked what shall We
exhibit? There are ten departments of
the classification, viz: nsrf u;: 81
4. Raw material-Minsral, vegetable
aud animal.
2. Materials and manufactures used for
food, or ia the arts, the result Of e~axtrac>
tive or com Shining processes. 90
81 Textile and feltea fabrics apparel,
costumes, and .orpaments for the person.
4. Furniture and manufactures Of geR>
eral use in construction and in dwellings.
r." . IN H ~ .- ~ - LM.N.L NHUH 49, 81 -
s.. Tools, implen ents, machines aud
Processes" H''r her,a -, lee,
6. Motors and transportation. soy aa
II Apparatus and metheds for the 10
crease and diffusion of knovledge,
s Engineering, public works, archit,c-
ture, etc. a'- hHaass l' ST.
8. Plastic and graphic arts, 81. sr.a
10. Objects ILLUSTRATING efforts for the
Improvement Of the physical, Intellectual
and moral condition of man.
Under the first we have three groups
Minerals. Vegetables, Animals,
Si'.ns 1aH GROUP A. I Ifr tna -.s
Minerals ores and metals with their
immediate derivatives, the basis of man u
features, Under this we can have.
This stonld embrace sns.; mans # an ,he
m minerals fonra IN Tho STATE wbethar If
economical Importance or not. The OBJ,
ject would be to make a good display as
- To- rs 49, m,.7., ~
10 20 L.. GSSfin "a r. n S,s,.
III Emon;ts II .rs,; ts M.o,s,sIi,. ana
clat iron stons !, Irnn ia f,neS N ou.n,;'
t,as in fo,,a fo,, ooun,;as
o re.n -. '-.l'
~ "eY, oPps'
bluestohhe and native copper, as well as The
gassan that over. cat S the mines Id Polk
county. % rrs,u iiiis rrrad isd9 s.is ...
A Lead ore, both the carboha,e and
galeniet found in, Union Washington.
Monroe, Bradley, Trousdale aud Coffee.
5. Zinc ores. Two species 'are found
in the State, Smithsonitea and rCalamine,
10 Claiborne, Union aud Jefferson coun,
ties. doe, All. .
6. Gold, found in B.ount, Monroe and
Polk counties. ''''7S 'u' s''f"'' ga'v
~. Metallurgical products, collectively.
bar, boiier.plate, pig. iros, etc. in y
group. to show the variety. .,4
| g. Geological collection. including a se-
ries Of all the rocks, viz : Limestone doloi
mites, sandstOues, shales, States, clays.
gneiss, granite /; also, the fossii remains ar