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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-01-14
NEW ORLEANS.
Detailed Statement of General
Sheridan of the Occur
rences in the State
House.

Headquarters Military Division Of Mis-
souri,, New Orleans, Jan. s, 1S75.-To
Hon. W. W. Belknap, Secretary Of War,
Washington, ID, C: | lave the honor to
submit tho following brief report Of af-
fairs as they occurred here in the organ.
ization Of the State Legislature, January
4th, 1875. | was not in command Of this
military department until Q o'clock al
night on the 4th instant /: hut I fully en-.
dorse and am willing to he held respon.
slble tcI the acts OF the military as con-
serv9tors Of the peace upon that day
During the few days in which l was in
the city prior to the 4sh Of January, the
general topic Of conversation was, the
scenes Of bloodshed that we're liable TO
occur on that day, and / repeatedly heard
threats of assassinating the Governor and
regrets expressed that be was not killed
the 18th Of December last also threats of
the ASSASSINATION Of Republican member
Of the House. in order to secure a Demo-
cratic Speaker. l also knew Of the kid.
tapping. by the banditti, Of Mr. Cousi-
uier, one of the members elect of the
Legislature. 10 order to preserve the
peace aud to make the State House safe
for the peaceable assembling of the Leg
stature. Gen, Emory, upoa the requ,si.
ton Of the Governor, stationed troops in
the vicinity Of tue building. Owing to
these precautions, the Legislature Assem-.
bled in the State House without any dis.
turbance of The public peace. At twelve
o'clock William vigers. the clerk of the
last Hoase Of Representatives, proceeded
to call the roll, as, according to law, he
vas empowered to do. One hundred
and two legally returned members m,
swered to their names, OF this number
6itTtwo we're Republicans aud Fifty were
Democrats. Before entering the House
Mr., J.. A. Eiltz had beea selected ia
~eancas, as the Democratic nominee fol-
I Speaker, asd Michael Hahn as the nom.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-01-14
UNITED STATES SENATOR.

The excitement at Nashville is growing
warmer each day over the Senatorial elec>
ton that is to take place next Tuesday.
johnson still appears to be the strong
man. 1t is however he ieved that Savage,
Brown. Quarles, Stephens and Ewing will
combine against johnson, if they find
there is no chance for either ofthem, and
will unite their friends on a new man.
The most amusing feature in the great
excitement, and one that is entirely new
in this State, is that the ladies are en-
gaging in e~lectiOneering for their favorites
II Is said that several of the fair sex have
welded not a little influence, land scarcely
permit a member of the Legislature Ia
leave their presence without evoking' a
promise Of support, for their particular
candidate friends. They appear in to be
in 0arnest'and yet they are graceful in
their endeavors.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-01-14

Read for yourself and Restore your
Sight.
Spectaclcs and Surgical Operations
rendered useless. The Intstlmable
Blessing Of Sight is made perpetual by
the use of the new Patent Improved
Ivory Eye Cups.
Many of our most eminent ply s%icians.
oeull>t., students and divInes have had
their Sight permanently restored for
life. and cured Of the following diseases:
/. Impaired Vision; 9 Pres6yopia, or
far-sightedness, or Dimness of Vision,
commonly called Blurring; 3. Asthenopia
or Weak Eyes; 4. Epipllora. Running or
Watcry Eyes; s.. Sore Eyes-specially
treated with the Eye Gun s--cure guara1-
teed; 6. Weakness Of the Retina. or
Ol,ic Nerve Z. %Ophthalmia, or I~ufanl-
nation of the Eye and its appendices,
or imperfect vision from the effects OF
Inflammation; 8. PliOtophobia, or In
tolerance of Light; o. Oyerworked Eyes:
IL. Mydesopia moving specks or float
ing bodies before the eyes; II. Amurosis,
o. ~Obscurity. of Vision; l2. Cateracts,
Partial Blindness, Loss of Sight.
Any u can use the Ivory Guns with
out the aid OF doctor or medicine, so As
TO eeceiie immediate beneficial results
and never wear spcctacles; 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
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-01-14
THE LOUISIANA TROUBLES.

A committee having been appointed
in the Senate Of our General Assembly
To prepare resolutions touching LOUIS
lana affairs, reported the following:
"WHEREAs, The startling and fearful
intelligence has reached us from our sis
ter State Of Louisiana that an officer Of
the regular army has, the first time in
the history our Government, by the use
OF an armed force under his command,
entered Its legislative halls during the
ses'ion of that body and dispersed it;
and:
WHEREAS, This action is subversive
at once Of local self. government and the
liberties Inherent In the people, and that
other great principle Mt the basis of all
free government, which subordinatos the
military to the civil authorities; and
while, for the present, we a only Offer
10 the people OF said State our profound
sympathy and admiration for their heroic
endurance, exemplifying, as it does, that
there Is sometimes greater courage and
wisdom In forbearance than in the bold
est persistence; be it
RESOLVED, That we protest against and
condemn said action rs a gross violation
OF the Constitution of the State Of l.ouisi-
ana, and Of the United States, an thet
ajoint committee Of three from the Sem
ate and from the House be appointed
to consider what action ar emergency so
grave demands, and that the committee
report as early as possible. Adopted"
It is hard to tell from the above
what is the intention o -four Legislators.
1t would seem from the tone of their
"WHEREAsEs'' and "ReSolueS' that they
were ready and willing to furnish men
and money II necessary, to aid the
White Leaguers Of Louisiana to drive
the Federal troops North of the Ohio
River. 1t is indeed surprising to find
political committees, as we'll as a reck-
less class Of newspaper writer's mis-
quoting the facts in relation to the re-
cent troubles at New Orleans 1t is
an extraordinary attempt made by the
leaders Of the Democratic party to
perjudice the public mind against the
President of the United States and
the Republican party. According to
the kilograms of the Associated press,
which generally lean strongly against
the Republican party, there was no at.
tempt on the part of the United States
troops to decide any question what.
ever. They were ordered at the re.
quest OF the Democratic members OF
the House of Representative, of Louisi.
ana, to remove disorderly persons FROM
the House, and at the request of the
Governor to remove hom the Hall
persons without credentials who were
attempting TO obtain seats by physical
force. There wa not the least inter,
ferancc with the gentlemen whom the
legal returning board had certified tc
have been elected. 1t Is true the DO.
lice or State Militia, should have done
what the United States troops were
called upon to do. But It was believed
The. if the police had attempted TO re
move those holsters men from the
State House. that tl.cy would have
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-01-14
SIATE OF TENN ESSEE.
~ CHANcERY COURT AT JoNEsBoRo.
Jennet B. ~Crosswhite,
rs.
George W. Crosswhite.
Divorce Bill.

IN this cause it appearing from the
allegations in Compliments Bill which is
sworn to that the residence of the said
George W. Crosswhite, who is the de-
fendant 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,
lisbed in the town of J~onesboro', 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 fer confessed and set
Tor hearing, Er-partc. Witness b. F.
SwingIe, Clerk and Master of said Court
at Office in Jonesboro'. This the 18th.
day Of January 1875.
B. f. SWINGLE. G. & NJ.
Jan>l4>w4>pf$5.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

In pursuance to a a decree of the
Chancery Court OF Jonesboro', Tennessee
at its last term. | will sell to the highest
bidder, on Saturday the Goth day of
February 1875, at the Court House door
in Jonesb 'rO', Tenn, one half interest in
a tract of land lying on the bauk of Nola
Cbuckey River in civil district, No. IS.
Washington county, Tennessee, contain.
ing % acres, aud adjoining the lands of
B, +. swingle, the heirs Of L. B. Bailey,
decd et. al. Also one Piano, one lot of
old books, one small Chest, sundries, &c.
The conditions of the above sale are viz
Que third of the purchase money to be
paid in hand. The balance to be paid in
two equal installments on a credit of one
and two years. The purchaser to give
bond and approved security.
D. w. + PEOPLES, Admr.
Of WM. GATE, Decd.
Jan.14-v4.pfS5.
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GONE-GLIMmEKING

It seems from the reports we get from
Nashville, that the Legislature is de
termiued to find out who Hobbs is. Or
der have been issued By the House to
produce bis body. The doorkeepors are
in search Of him, but Hobbs thought it
would be more healthy y, for him, to leave
the city. Why not call upon Mr..
Burch. does he know nothing Of the
$4,000?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-01-14

Presented the following Bill in The
Legislature last Saturday-To preserve
tho independence Of officers of the in.
dicial and Legislative branches Of the
State Government. 1t provides for the
impeachment Of any Chancellor or Judge.
and fine and punishment OF any membcl
ofthe Assembly, to receive or use a fires
ticket over any railroad in the STATE.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-01-14
CHAIRmAN,s REPORT.

The citizens Of Washington Count,
will be pleased to see at last a report o
our county finances. Every man VIII
pays taxes has a right to know how tn
money is spent and for what purposes
Esq. Meek deserves much credit 70.
his untiring efforts in getting up this re
port. 1t is the first report if we mistak
not, that has been made since the war
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NHANCERY SALE.

Pursuant to a decree prOusa
by the C~hancery Court at Jon.s
Tenn, at its last November Term,
suit Robert Love, ct. oil. as. John lnn
ct. ais, [ will sell at public outcry /
! highest bidder, at the Railroad
IN johnson City, Tenn, Oh
Wedne sday, Feb. 3rd, Isl
tract of land, containing atya
375 Acres,
more or less, situate in WASH
County, Tennessee, Civil Distrs
3 a jEnii; tae lands Of JdnlA
Robert Lovt and others, und know
he MARGARET Love IA NJ.
This farm is situate on III. L. I'D
e Ga. Rtiirsud one mile ueSt Of
son City i" one Of the best neijdlOiR
n tie county, as 'ceH putered by Bl
Creek and tributaries, and a bod Ii
Stone Sping. and more than one hall
Splendid Timber. The
produces large crops OF wheat, corn,
and clover, and is well adapted to grn,
Altogether it is one of tho most dedR
fains in the county, and an crctlsl
%pOr{Unity is now afforded Of securH
Magnificent Estate,
The sale IS made upon applicada
the legatees of Joseph Young, decd
the above named suit, and in accoIdh
with tte directions contained in bic I
Tor distribution among them.
TIE TITLE IS UNDTSPUTED
The farm will 6rst be sold in psrh
suit the wants Of purchasers and ths
whole, and that mode of sale adT4
which realizes the largest sum.
The sac will be made on a cred
Of one, two and three yea
in equal installments Of purchase ra@t
for which the purchasers will be reqar
to execute notes with good personal va
rity, and, in addition, a lien will hT
tanned upon the land until the Puri1
price is fully paid.
For further particulars address Il
lNeERsoLL Esq, Greeneville, Tscn.
+. w. EARNEST, Esq or the undsntF
ed at JoneSboro', Tenn.
JOSEPH L. BURTS, :
Admir- and CommiS0ns
Dec 2i>w4-pi$l5,
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Herald and Tribune

Wuo . Duncan! WHO is hobbsY Who
10 Burch? Who Brown? We bore
the rsmosratic press Of the State will g
abe to explain. A nice little trick was
that $4,000.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
DCHANCERY COURT AT ELIzApr,,
b. A. Willard, & n. 0. Nora
Wm. d Obrien A. "a 4, MI

WIN. D. Obrien & Co., & Ob,
In this cause it appearing from
allegations of complainants Bill, NM
sworn to, that the Defendant nj
Obrien, is a hon resident Of the ST.
Tennessee. 1t is therefore ORDERED !
publication be made for four su,.l
weeks, in the Herald and Tribune, y
paper published in the town of JorsI
Tenn, notifying and calling upon
nonresident Defendant to appear i,
the Chancery Court at E~lizabethta
n before the 2nd Monday of Feb,
next. and make defence to said Bl
he same will he taken for contes.
. him anu set for hearing EN-
This Nov. 18th A. ID. 1874. y
JOHN z. SMITH, Can
Il. NJ. Poison. Atty for Complain
ney24w1p!Sj.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-01-14
LEGISLATURE.

The following new bills we're introduced
in the House last Saturday BY Mr..
Walker-TO repeal the Offices Of State
and County Superintendent of Public
Instruction. BY Mr.. Myres--To con-
solidate the Offices Of Revenue Collector
and County Trustee. By Mr.. Starnes-
To increase jurisdiction of Magistrates.
by Mr.. James-In relation to work done
IN railroads to secure pay. BY Mr..
Finley-To provide for organization to
corporations for the storage of and com
pressing CT cotton. BY Mr.. Roush-To
grant injunctions to stay the sale of real
estOte. BY Mr.. Neal-To abolish the
office Of entry>taker. By Mr.. Taylor
To preserve the independence Of officials
of the judicial and legislative branches of
the State Government, forbidding use of
free tickets. BY Dir. Anderson-To em.
power revenue officers to garnishee per.
sons indebted to delinquent tax payers.
By Mr.. Mathes-To provide revenue for
the State,
NASHVILLE, Jan. II. 1875.
In the Senate new bills we're intro.
iucsd. One was by Overton to lessen
The number Of challenges in cases. An
other, ly Wade, to dispense with iuries
where less than 5000 is involved.
Senate DILL to repeal the portion of the
Funding bill, giving preference to bond
d creditors, passed third reading uuani.
nously.
There was a hutter in the House abou,
Hobbs, and VIM. Duncan, the latter a
a banker in Nashville.
Hobbs his left the city, AMI Duncan is
zone. Orders were issued by the House to
produce their bodies. The doorkeeper,
ave gone for them. Hobbs refuses t,
testify before the investigating committee
1t is believed that Hobbs has left the
State.
Duncan says that he, Duncan, will be
back on Wednesday.
Several other persons wanted are repor.
ted to be hid out.
Several new bills we're introduced in the
House.
The various committees have gone to
work in earnest.
johnson claims that he will be elected
on the first ballot. There is some doubt
of that happening.
The Banner Of Tomorrow will contain
an article favoring the closest organization
of the party, in anticipation of posSible dis.
s%ensions growing out of the Senatorial elee.
ton, and even is willing to consent to O
caucus nomination. if that is essential to
secure harmony.
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Jau-l4-v4.pfS5.

OilOE'
In obedience to an order of sale
issued from the Circuit Court at its De.
cember term 1874, and IN favor of
Augustus yanericks, against d. NJ. Tay.
lor and Wm. Ii. Taylor for one hundred
and ~thirty-seyen dollars aad eiehty.seyen
cents, l will sell at the Court House
door in the town of Jouesboro'. Wash.
ington county, Tennessee. on the
18th day Of February 1875,
for cash in hand to the highest bidder ali
the right, title, claim and interest that
the said VIM. II. Taylor has in aud to
a certain tract Of land lying in said coua.
ty aud State afere said, district No. 0
aud adjoining the lands Of WIN. Miller
leos1 decd aud WIN. Crisp and P. p. G.
Nelson and others. to satisfy the above
claim. THIS 18th of January 1874.
r. N. YOUNG, ShIf.
JanTlS5pfS5.
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Geo. ?. ROwcll & 20.

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conduct an agency for the reception of
advertisements for American Newspa-
PerS, the most complete establishment of
the kind in the world. Six thousand
Newspapers are Kept Regular on file,
open to the inspection By customers.
Every advertisement is taken ut the home
price OF the paper, without any additional
charge or commission. An advertiser.
III dealing with the Agency, is saved
Trouble and correspondence. making n
contract instead of a dozen. q hundred
or thousand. A Book of eighty .
containing lists OF best papers. LARGEST
circulatious, religious, agricultural, class
political, daily aud country papers, and
all publications which are specially val
liable to advertisers, with some informa-
ton about prices, is sent FREE to any
address on application. Persons ut a
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advertising in any town, city, county,
State or Territory OF the United states,
OF my portion of the Dominion OF Cana.
da, may send a concise statement OF what
they want together with Il copy of the
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will receive information by return mail
which will enable them to decide wheth-
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such information there is no charge. Or
ders are taken for a single paper as well
as Tor a list ; for a single dollar az read
lily as for a larger sum. Offices Times
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NHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
Samuel Wattenbarger, ct. al.
VS.,

~ ""sShoaiSoI, eV. III.
VS.,
David Humphreys. ct. al.
Pursuant to a decree of the Chaucery
Court at Jonesboro'. at its November
Term 1874, in the above cause, I will
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder at the
Court House door in the town of Jones.
boro', Tennessee. on the
10th day Of February 1875,
the tract Of land mentioned and describ,
cd il the plendings aud 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 will be sold
on a credit of twelve and eighteen mouths
and in bar of the equity of redemption.
Note in equal amounts with good security
will be required bearing interest from
date. January i4th. 1875.
B. F. sWINGLE, c. &. NJ.
Jaa- lI-wt>pfs5.
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NOTICE.
Rhea Lodge, No. AZ. Free and Accept
Masons,
Max. l.. Mayer. et. al,


IT appearing from the allegations :
Complainahts Bill that Max. l.. MsN
and Marcus Gump, twoo of the Defends
are non-residents OF the State OF Isl
nessee. Iii therefore ordered that p,
LEGATION be made for four SUGGEST e Tssp
in the Herald and Tribune, q newspaF
published in the town Of JonesOo1
Tenn, notifying sa d non-resldeIal e
PENDANTS 10 appear before our said CDsI
Gerry Court on on before the sth. flonos
III May next and make their defence
said Bill or tue same. will be taken '
confessed as to them and set for seaiE
exparte. Witness. B. f. Swiugle, VHh''
aud Master Of said Court at once !.
Jonesboro'. This the 9TH day Of Jan''
|. B. F. swlNGLE. CAV
JAM w4pfs5.
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ANOT Their


To invest a few dollars, with possible re-
turns of thousands, is offered by the
postm Nnment CT public library of Ky. to
the 2Sth OF February, next to their Fifth
and Last Concert and Drawing. The
management are pledged to the return of
the money il the drawing should not
come of OF the day aDuoiutel.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Rhca Lodge, No. AZ, F. &AA
L. MAYER. ct. al.

Max. l.. Mayer, ct. al.
In this cause It appearing from tnss
legations III eomplainants bill tlia' ~
l.. Mayer, s. Barnett and Aleha.'
Mack, are non-residenis of The ~ y.
Tennessee. 1t is therefore orderea 4
publication be made for four soccessI
weeks in the Herald aud Trlpum'
newspaper published in the Tow.
Jonesboso'4feHn. notifying sad DOE AZ
ident defendants TO appear oeiVis III
said Chancery Court on the 4Ih, ho.'
of May next, and make their deiensI !,
said bill or the same will be takeasr,e
fessedas to them aud set for heaIiD,a
parle. Witness B. +. Swingf. 4
aud Master of said Court at oiDS NJ
Jonesb0re'. This the 18th day
cember 1874. ~
y. f swINGLE, CO"
Deci7wJpfs5.
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One Grand Cash Gift $3.50, 900
One Grand Cash Gift 100, 0OO
One Grand Cash Gift 7b.00O
One Grand Ca,h Gift $4,000
One Grand Cash Gift a $4,000
5Cash Gifts, $4,000 each, 10000
10 Cash Gifts, 1900 each, 10000
10 Cash Gifts, 10000 each $50. 900
20 Cash Gifts, 5000 each 100000
25 Cash Gifts 1000 each, 100000
30 Cash Gifts 5000 each, 10000
so Cash Gifts, 5000 each, 100000
loo Cash Gifts, 1000 each, loo O
$40 Cash Gifts, 500 each, 100000
900 Cash Gltts loo each, 3d. 900
$1,000 Cash Gifts, so each, 95o,o o
Grand Total 10000 Gifts, all cash 2. SOC, 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets q 80 90
alves % 90
entlis, or each coupon 900
whole tickets BOO 90
or Tickets aud information, address
TIkOS Il. BRAMLE1'T
+ Agent and Manager
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-01-14

ne g The choichest in the world.
AlIfAOlmporters' prices. Larges t
com any in America, staple article -,
pleaSes everybody, trade continually in
creaslng, agents wanted everywhere.
b'st inducements. don't waste time, send
for Circular to Robert Wells, 43 Vescy
st. N. Y. z. o. Box 1887.
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A committee having been appointed
in the Senate Of our General Assembly
to prepare resolutions touching Louis
lana affairs, reported the following:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-13

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