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BUFFALO, N. T., Nuv. l5.-At II meeting OF
railroad men hull at tic Tilt 11ouRc to-tlay, de-
tails were arranged for rticconsolidattonD Dcc.7 OF
tho four fast-frefght lines, known rs tic Eric &
North Shore, Eric g. Milwaukee. Commercial
EXPRESS, and Diamond Line, to DO called tho
Eric Il North Shore, with Headquarters
ut Dctrot. N. ". Smith IS to be
the fiuncrnl Manager. Tho chief
results expected ara II tlnerease OF expenses 40
to 60 por cont. Tho roatls Interested wcro rep
Railroad by q. r. blanchard, Assistant liccoIy-
er, and r. Z. Vilus, General Freight Agent; tho
Great Wcster, by John Cra.lpton, Assistant
Gcncrna Mannger; tho Grand Trunk by L. j.
soargant. Traffic Manager; thc Canada South
Agent; .l!o Michigan Central BY II. i. Ledyarl,
General Manager, and J. q. 4. Bean, General
Freight Agent; tho Detroit y Milwaukee, by
Alfred White, General Freight Agent.
, 1876-11-16

stracta Of te yntea md thn tlerk deliver ccrIf j.
cato to oauh 1T Thu pctsnna having the highest
nMmhsr Of votes n- manifested l,y the FetnFnt'
cide upon Their validity, Il on The face thc5 nro
mn,io in accordance with law nnd fl compliance
with tr statutes. II tho RETURNS show thc %holn
thing TINT h material, and u duly authenticated
sflnul bc rcreivett M valid rctnrnr,
Mr. T,1ey .nlletl: Under tho law rs It then
flR9) rms. the Judges wero re0,ttrrtl to ret,lri
oiiu Ut t1le poll.books. II the rot,irns nuw show
w!at Is required, ii tltes not eect tn mo TINT
tho ntmcnro Of paper in which is kept n tally
check woul,l bc Of s,rll Significance ms To H.
validate tho return, because without 1t there Is
tho certificate showing what tho law requires.
, 1876-11-16
SPORTING.
TIE TURF.


Budj Doble arrived III tho city Monday with
hts fast lot, on tho way to California. lfo cx-
pccts to leave thu city this morning, md will
take with Him three carloads Ut the lest trot-
tcrs IN tho country, Including Goldsmith Matd,
Glcmcn.inr, .Bosltuc, Abc Etig!ntor,, ea1n lunly,
Thorndale, Alber1narlc, Rar,ls. besides a pair u
b!hek nlnrcs antl d 4-ycnr-olil cult.
IN n conversation with MI. Doblo yesterday,
lo explained TINT he wns taking his stable, and
tllo additions, to tho Pacific Const to winter,
and not to tr0t tn races; hut tint he should, Of
course. be open to cntcr for my purse that was
worth while.
, 1876-11-16

1NDIANArol.ls, Nov, lb.-'rhu Will Of E. J..
Peck wus ntltnltted to probate to-lay. lie
lnnkrs tho following bequests III gas-works or
rolling-tnlli bonds ana stseks better thAn cash:
Home for Frien!lcss Women, t3D0o; Orphans
lIuluc, $4,000; rastoss' Library Of tho secoltl
Presbyterian Church, S9,5U0; Presbyterian
ltpsrd ot Missions for aso III thls State, $5 100;
Colorcd Orpllans' Home, 62,U00; Wabash
College, for ya!1ous PURPOSES, *lls,0W, To his
wtte liz Hyra $50, COO uIld q llU.nestcal, md to
several ncpllcws at,1 n!ecca next Ut hIa, S5, ,01l
encll. 1'llo cstatu Is valued at $:ND, 900,
, 1876-11-16
1yATTI5l}SON.
'IE lt!llllTs or THE l'1ELn HAN


9Httattsf Commercial. 4t.r. II.
We arc inlcbtet. tn Tho lion. Henry Waiter
Hs,,, ol Kentucky, ior Il proclamation IRON New
Otl,ans.
III the first place, Mr.. Watterson assures Us
that the ucocc Ut New Orleans is not It. danger
Of being hrolscn. Therefore, It sertns to him
that It Ii great outrage 10 scnl troops to this
ctyof b:othcry lnve nnd Infection. We }layo
ltaI several cxampics OF tho profound slute Ut
peace iutu with Now Orleans occasionally
fa'ls,-t!.c peace that happened to !lcra Il little
lnorc than two years ago,-one September day,
for lnstailcc,- it Is ,ur opinion wilrn ssr
nan!fcsta these pariic symptoms that fow
companies Ut troops naay bu IN tic neIghbor-
hood ot wlsere they can do tho must gool wlcl,
IN her streets.
II plcascs 3tr. Wattcssou to speak fa highly
tlisrcspcctlHl terms Ut tie authorities iu Nnw
Orleans. VIC do not scu what advantage he Aul
those who arc represented can l.onc to dcr:ys
from this courss .Icnsl1clntfo,. Louisiana ln1 Il
State Government thnt must i, thla crisis bu
recognized aMt respected. Thcrr is nu uthvr
We ore tol.i ~ iir. Wattcrsun that nil t1,c
"rGLpumsiLtu elc.ncnts OF Bt,clGty" III New {]r-
lranS nrc tor tho Democratic candidate. 'lso-
spunsIhle efclncnts OF socicty' il not Demo-
CrAte phrase. II aiuacks uf the tns,rct Ut caste
When tie hfstity.c.lucatctl 4nd comfortably.
fut.
..o.ssa E.nt'tLu!.eto WI. talhet IVA
~ i ~ tu .ss, n', .i' H.
frnr,sn"t ~ ~ ,,. ~ s w.
,l"n.. III ,.n NV ap. ,,t,n Nv H., t1,. ~ ~
ny .,n, With ,.n,,'fr ir. , mma,95 ,ma5 ~
party.
m.3 e,,uu H., .nc saa p1gtcn1sos !aa tie
nthcr y h T., ~ H., Vrt III i t ncr n
VIA t1. ~, H. ~ .ne .sosa ~" AcFa s'eseo
III rhs H. noI.u it y e!E Isi saao i,aityi y,, ...
,,ttsod y" ~ ,!!a1s.s ~ Aou1sana alo st'R
hn. t';, ~ w., ~, W. ~ w. atY W hcla
H. u"s aa' III "siaf ~ Neesp' tne vniAeu.
~" s ~, u.i,, , ~ "e1 ha'4as Mln lts saio etneis
.,i.s 1o 'sfI IT, ',sva y. ~ ~ masua ~ onr oasti
snthfns in H.. t,s ~ ~ ,ve rsno T., Wy u.s %
lin rl,,,t t s;ra'. ~ +. VAL ~, ra, vi ~ snv sups;
~, ~. H. wv. W. ~ sHMlahe ~ saSIenly 9uAsantec!!
wns sIv m,on H. st,s" !" ss 'y "s1u % %naas, at y
I'm t,1mf,1nr,t,'. w.. ;"a5 e'u .nte LILY, tnas
ratlt" ~ ,,ix " "e,e @ aioWea - scsaae ther
il o"s nj ha,,,na NJ, TX th o,i,.oa s,,t o.a'ea.
snr,E ~ ,hrmscivn. ~ s.a o'sit peupo Wito
H. ,icn.,,t - .,'e,,ss =, =. ine tesreeta-
s,,mnanv ttnt- @,,,s,;s. ~ tu.k LUZ, VI ~ g.
,Gat in|y tbe,r nt"nttan at " ,o ~ Y so'narKs
, 1876-11-16
Maximum Thermometer, ~; minimum. u.
UESEHAL 1BsEnYaTl1Sa.
ItGtix4 NM tnIa


MILWAUKEE, NuY, l5.-At meeting Of
prominent l,uslncss mon held hore to-day to
consider tho subject Of inducing II. D. ClaaIn 4
Co. or souic other prominent Eastern dry
goods house tu esta1altsl, branch In Milwaukee,,
4 committee waa appointed In confer with TINT
or other firms. Il'o project neuta with tic
ilieD Of this city,
, 1876-11-16
YELLOW FEVER.

HAyANNAH, Ga., Nov. 15.-The total Inter
n,cnts today were four, OF Which two wcro yel-
low-fcyer.
The City Council Inns approved tho action OF
the ticorgIa Medical Society ana Health Officer
derlat1ng thu epidemic at MI end mud advising
absctte0s to RETURN.
, 1876-11-16

Reno NtB.) 3tisslft. :.
Ono OF our Nevada Ta,lelcrs sent h!s wife
East to SEQ the blk show in fhlladelphta, an'l
worthy euupu stayed With their relatives, al,oMt
ten miles from Phlladclp.!e, for six weeks, and.
upon returning tu tho Land Ut sa.earush, were
asked for particulars In regard u the Centen-
Ny w!fs was ylsitin' round ufnro' / vent, AMI
didn't gtt to tho eity, and, when got thcFe,
brutlor jim VIA iest thrashin' his tstckwhgat,
aud they kop' W datuotl busy helnln' 'cm
that didn't got " sec tho show IL all.h
, 1876-11-16

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov l5.-Tho engineers on
tho Georgia Railroad belonging to tho Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers struck foriigher
wnges A. | o'elorlt this morning. Thirteen
freight aud two passcnger trains arv now ul,t on
the luad. The regular passenger train lett Tor
AtluMta this morning,
, 1876-11-16

4 GLANCE At HEADQUARTERS.
repostorlal trip aEouud political hcaslquar-
ters yesterday afternoon failcd to cltet any
news of any consequence. Tho lcullnK munlpu-
latots, following tho Impulse Of habit, loafcd
around their respective quarters, occasionally
receiving Telegram from some friend In the
, 1876-11-16
TIE TRIGGER.

TUHNfLL BEATS SMITH.
Tho muctrannounccd and long expected match
between 8. II. Turrlll, Of this city, and Greene
Smith, President Of the National sportsmcn's
Association, WAS shot yesterday. Tho tcrms
we're 30 birds per man, thirty yar!a rise, fivc
tFnps, English rifles to govern. Mr. Tnrrill won
With casc, killing 207 out Of his 80, while Smith
lropncl only LII.
, 1876-11-16
OBITUARY.,

NHw York, Nov. 1o,-Joiln 8. Williams, Of
the steamship llno Of Williams d Gulon, died
last night, aged @ years.
PROVIDENCE, Nov t5.-James D. Grace, for
merly wellknown actor, natiye Of kontueky.
died In this city to-day, necl IL.
, 1876-11-16
MtSSl0h.W0Rk.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 15,-Ths Methodist Mis-
aiouary Committee, In i.a asnuRl Convention
to-day, decided upon s501 0GO as tlie limit TO 10
spens On nlisslUn work thu coming yeaE.
, 1876-11-16

BUecIW I19paTCH 10 7N8 7FURH1.
DAyENPonT, H., Nov. l5.-fra!ns commenced
running to-lay Into this city over the Daven-
port It Northwestern Railroad, Just completed,
to terminus IN tho river front. The cost Of
tic new extension frota tho for'ncr terminus,
ontsitln Of town, into tho city was uhout
$35Q,QQ0
, 1876-11-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YoRm, Nor l5.-Arrlycd, stcamcrs Al
satia, fr0m Glasgow; Lessing. from lnmburg;
ut,d AbyBsInfa, from Liverpool.
LoXpoN, Nov. l5.-ateamshtp Marathon,
from i3oSt0n, arrived out.
Steamship Ethiopia, from Nov York, has as-
rived out.
, 1876-11-16

must suffer their part of the disadvantages. of
cQaul INV and untycEsal suffrage. believe TINT
the next, Administration. be what !. wy, Us IL
Nntlom TO tnatntnln ]icpuhcnn government i9
tho South, Wcst, and North, with impartial
energy. Bellows, as highly influential Kepnt'-
van n% t,e as ni1p eiSpfG'iea re- a os s confluence "
Sam Howlcs' Jcsuitschl co,lFso in tho last cam.
paign Is The butt ut both parties: lie dcfeatcsl
ChRpln, hunillated Adams, aud chopped tile
tlovs II Tillen u vi was " cxpeste! !? he married to
tho daughter of tho lato Frnf. Morse, and thas
consolidate both telegraph md railway kings.
Shn IL "a md he ~. neccubcr and Mny:
to Ss1a ea4aas hs soo:Rsyss S ssss ste " Newport
Tlldcn Is in good health, and has rcbukcd
nearly tho whole of the newspapcr press in New
York for lying interviews with him. He snyt l1o
several papcrs Tic Rays he fs elected, and does
not think anything alove the Returning Boartls
will try to cheat him, except In political cir
clca.
Senator Dayara IS represented as saying that
under State rights the leetstOll of the Return
lug Board cannot be questioned by Congress,
and that neither the President nor any political
to Tho counting Of Loulstaua's vote. Everybody
has Ills hobby and roncty. ~
Ths 0raphie has a ilspatel, from Nashlngton,
IA follows: "TEcrc seems TO 10 TIC strongcst
s ssuuuu III ai H.. ti.n arrivai tLnrn ~
Mthouku u N HpPeu t"as wv Ma.'ni s"Sio N.Y.; -
prominent cool-neauea meh t' i!u'. Lne f'.n Nnsn
may navo t,o cuect OF pros9a.lns NY scL9ns ~,
outbreak. II any riot Should occur, It would be-
to tho prejudice Of the New Orleans Democrats
at the prescnt time, and would iniure Tt1dcn's
nrnsncrfs. / hrnrf] thfe oninfon cxprcsscd bv
eesoI"I 1Y1t7cn mnrchnt,fa tn,]ny.,
'e's'' A"00" ~' n 4 roursrxD,
s.'..., " -. '',s.s 80
Porson Rrnxntnv this exrrcstcs himself In
a.. r.a,,rit. r,h.o.,t,t. ~ .ne tath ~ c,ur+tr,r
, 1876-11-16
THE WEATHER.

WAsn1soroN, D. G., Nov. hi o. NJ
For the Lake region northeast to southeast
winds, stationary or higher temperature, rising,
followed by falling barometer, and partly cloudy
weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
, 1876-11-16

pkLK0AT1ON IN CONdRHsS.
The following Is q complGte list, with their
past-oi1icu addresses, the only Democrat atnong
them being from tho First District, rs spared
monument Of Don Dlckinson's genoralsltp; md
lie would probably not hare been reelected but
by political pricEtcrnft in Detroit. Men have
hcrn beaten at tho polls before, but Col. Duf-
field Is tho first oue on record who Was
beaten ou Poles:
]. IfpA<as 8. tl7l'ldns, Detroit,
2. Edwin Wit1ttt, Monroe.
!. Jonas II. McGownu, Coldwates.
1. Edwin ". ioIghtlry, Constantine.
h. Iphn ". Stonc, GRIND naplls.
@. Mark =. brewer. PoAtiac.
Z. 0mcr Il. conger, Fort Huron.
y, Chartoa G. Ellsworth, tiseanylllo.
O.. Jay j. IIubbcll Jinughton.
VOTE or CITlRs.
The following table ahows the total votu cast
in sorcral cities IN the State, also In the "big
village, ut tho late general election, as reported
III our exChauges
, 1876-11-16
OVill'ii l'iian ['ulIl(|I'
OF ton years' growth cured BY
DIR, RADWAY'S REMEDIES.


-
ANN ARnoR Dac, ~, ia71.-ps. lt4nNAy: ThA
athe1 may DO bcHcnted- make This state.nrnt: .-
hayo Ind an uvsra9 Inor n ths 9Farca aa1 o9I N,
Hiato without at,y hMgat; u W. Es9xinx nrI
fflrnl OF Mln1 INDUCED my TO Try IAdMaIa Hcnf!se5
Ind not much tal Ehen Tut tinn1DY. aet i4c
liz battle. Df the lleeo1xeat. two
tc riiIA nlI1 twU b0ttcs Of thu RELIEF! Gset tHen
without my arpatcht btelt. uGLrfnlhed 70 pe!sS
vcrp. used fwpTt Inuso botcs VI a1s ttnntftn,tsy
Of the IrlGs. gsIa two boxts Ut tile tsh De!tsa thJ
wcsp EoEa lad t0st twcnty.ayu til!na am, tia
CONTINUED 10 uso tIn Intttlcta tt HIM! - oiaHs M Ixa
Jwas sntrpiy curri, tuuk thu mcalEtnea q ~ 1nnI,
nont. al during tha ,e iost SoFtynss rot'a t
b0tllcs ltcllrf. aud s1 boscs Ut tlb Fls NJ atitudo
an yaur woaderf msdieinr feel *esn,{ '0test issa;
aid nv prayer Ii that It nay 10 - much u p'e3D'
70 os'ssIs o. faa been to sns MRS l.. t. R1nBiSs
Mrs. tGIs who nAkca e aoya cettInSat ~ HI II
pcrson fur whutn requested you ~ .sM4 .ntS st1
uir 1871. The n,eIstncs alyya sate IL sc" u III BY
Of c, viii. the exception! Of what H.. .rrtsrt Shuut
You, \ Eay say that heE statement y ~ u hEi,cii
aa4nsatI0p tssf9Saa I'd cho, xns = sArSoi
Til, may cesI!fy .hst H. Jill. Dib1Is xao sss. III ei
e,uyc coFt6cats Ii and hns bcsn toT many !aaosht.
known 10 w. Iii. tbs incts theFe!n ststed r. uts
SsIIY aud undcnIably correct. a =! ohe "Ro Aao"
0'''ttlsss ttsssnSaJ &c D'''''~ ~ nnExfstY nEfst5Y; rnoeXEis L
MANY j. EOSh
, 1876-11-16

danger, and, when tho Democratic party ns-
tulncs It, tho last prctonsc Of poruRr liberty
departs from that rafty.
, 1876-11-16
sTr0hibittOtl,
NEW YORK,

MA1on1T1Ks nY COUNTIES FOR PRESIDENT.
The following table gives tho n,alorttlcs for
IIayca mil Tilen III thu several counties OF the
State. Tho returns Of the Guhcruatorial vote
, 1876-11-16
Few Err and AGUF'.

rcrsi FSynr aa AguH cn5sd fos 9Y There /. 10.
nge md gil other nantteus bilious scarlet iyna ~
ge gS9w ana otner fcyGrs 5nde hy ladwaJs fisI J.,
sold by Druggists. ''' 's'" Psl pot''e'
, 1876-11-16


San fFtthctst1 Chronicle, Ntt. 10.
CALIFORNIA.
Returns from tho different counties OF tho
State arc coming In slowly, and in many cases
onlY tho maloritics arc given. We present be-
low the latest "details received By telegraph anil
otherwise, which Indicate probable Republican
and GOO Ia Oregon:
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-02
Notice

In obedience 10 two III F4s issued from
the Circuit Court Of Washington County
and to me directed pronounced by said
Court in favor Of %Irenius Keicher and
against Mary Houston, II. NJ. Rose
aud j. G.. Hill her sureties, one alias
Fl Fla for tho sum of $3.50. The other
hi Fa against the said Mary Houston,
5. j. Kirkpatrick IL. n. Rose and j.
&. Hill her sureties, for the sun of
S22.00 with all further legal costs that
may accrue on same, | will sell for cash
in hand at the Court House door in the
town Of Jonesboro' on Saturday 18th day
of March 1876 all the right title claim
and interest that Ii. NJ. Rose has in and
to q certain tract or parcel of land situate
in Washington County Tennessee in
District No. 4 adjoining the lands Of
Robt. Gillespie, Barton Bayless aud Ell.
bert West, containing 40 acres more or
less, levied on to satisfy the above men,
toned claims and will be sold unless the
above debts are sooner paid,
This 23rd day OF February 1876.
c. A. MATHES,
Sheriff.
Feb 2lwlpiSj.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-02

"A lew days ago n farmer who resides
some tour or five miles from Jonesbcro'
hlred q man to work for him a certain
length OF time and agreed to board
him. When dinner was announced.
the hired man secured a good position
al the table and actually eat ten bis.
cults three pies, drank five glasses of
milk, and eat other things in proper,
ton. immediately after dinner the
farmer discharged the gentleman with
a good appetite" And now comes the
fun-to the lawyers. The hired man
was in town this week to engage an
attorney to enter suit for damages
against the farmer for discharging
him. The farmer has also spoken to
the same attorney TO defend him and
OF course, the poor mar with a strong
stomach will have to make another SCI
lection. Our opinion is that when q man
agrees to board q person and then
backs out because the man has a good
stomach, lie should be made to stand
up to his contract.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-02

The huge, drastic, gripping, sickeniur
pills, constructed Of crude, coarse aud
bulky Ingredients, are fast being super,
sedeJ by DR.. Pierce S Pleasant Purgative
Pellets, or Sugar-C nated,S Concentrated
Root and Herbal juice, Anti Bilious
Granu'es-the Little Giant Cathartio
or Medium in Par0s Physic. Modern
Chemical Science enables Dr.. Pierce TO
extract from the juices of the most yaIua.
bic roots and herbs their active medicinal
principles, which, when worked into little
Pellets or GranuIc-, Scarc.ly lmy.r Man
muStoUl sect, renders each little Pellet
as active aud powerful as a large pill,
while they are much moro palAtabIe and
p%leasast in effect.
DR.. IRA A. THAYER, of Bac nsburs,
Ohio, writes Il regard your Pellets as
tie best remedy Tor the conditions for
which yon prescribe them of anything
have ever used, so mild and certain in
effect, and leaving the bowels 10 an excel.
lent condition. 1t seems to me they
must take the place Of all other cathartic
pills and Medicines"
LYON & MAcoMDEE, druggists, YER
million, d. L., says: 1--WE think they are
going to sell like hot cakes as soon a,
people get acquainted with them and will
spoil the pill trade, as those that have
used them like them much better than
large pills"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-02
Raru and IIerseS Burned.

Last Wedue, day night the barn an
four heed f no c belonging IL Mr.
Joseph Simpson. ~hu resides near the
Rail Re- d, Ii ee miles west of JoUeshorO'
were entirely consumed by fire. Many
Of our c%itizers think that some person
set the barn on 6rc, While others are OF
the opinion that it was caused by sparks
from the freight engine. If we have a
man mean enough in oil county to set a
barn on FIRE and thereby destroy a num-
bcrs of horses with a large amount OF
provinder aud machinery, We know OF no
punishment that would be too severe tor
him.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-02
Gen Babcock's Case.

No trial among all of thu St. Louis
whisky cases has excited more inter est
throughout the country than has that of
Gen. Badcock, the Presidents Private
Secretary, and although the evidence is
all in, the counse! on both sides made
their arguments, and the jury has acqui,-
ted, yet there is a wide spread belief in
his guilt. There is no doubt. however,
existing as to the wants of DR.. Harris
Anti, Bilious Discovery, for oil Liver
and Blood diseases. 1t will cure, and to
the suffering we cay try it.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-02

Nh. Editor If the officials who hans
die tue mail matter between this place
and yours do their duties this communi.
cation will reach your office in time for
publication in this weeks paper. There
is something wrong some where between
here aud Jone,hOro' with the mails, as
my paper has on several occasions tailed
to reach me, ana the last communi>
cation should nave been received in time
Tor publication 10 last weeks issue.
While We have just cause to complain
Of our officials who handle tho mails, we
think generally all goes along pretty
we'll, but We as Republicans have more
to complain Of in another quarter, among
officials. We have seen With regret and
shame a pen picture of the way in which
some officers IN the Internal Revenue De-
partment in this District have been
recently conducting themselves
We fully believe all that q CORE spond.
ent of your cotemporary the Jour nal
says Of the conduct of two fellows in
Carter county and we believe it be
cause we have seen some of their con-
uuct IN Sullivan ;such conduct is q dis.
grace to the Republican party, ald
will injure it if such men are not re.
moved fron Office. Parties are held
responsible for the actions of their
officials; and if they persist in keep
Ing bad men in power ought to be cor.
demned. Nothing will ever cause the
American people to entrust the Demo,
cratic party with the Government, ex>
cept it lie in the hope of getting rid
OF corrupt men in power. The Re,
publican party has punished its base
men and should continue to do so.
we believe that the Republican party
Is Ihe most plre and best political
organization that ever existed in any.
country, and we believe further that it
Is now more pure than at any former
period of its existence, notwithstand>
ing the hypocritical cry of the De.
mocrecy, of corruption, and it should
be kept so, if in so doing we drive the
corrupt OF our party into the Demo
cratic ranks, others who are honest
will come from the Democratic party
to fill their places. Honest men when
they a get rid Of prejudice will seek
an honest party.
a little girl the daughter of Nat
Taylor in Scott County Virginia was
killed a few days ago by a large log
rolling over her.
Rev. VIM. Robinson was bitten and
otherwise injured by a sick horse, the
horse died soon after inhicting the
injuries. j.. F.
Blountville. Tenn, Feb. 29th, 1876.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-03-02
Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia IL the most dicouraging aud
distressing 1esease man is heir to, Amer
leans are particularly subject to this dis
ease and its effects: such as sour stomach,
sick headache habitual costivenesS heart
burn. watter,brash craving and burning
pains in the pit OF the stomach, coming up
Of the food, coated tongue disagreeable
tast in the mouth impure blood aud all
disease of the stomach and Liver. Two
does of GREEN'S AUGusr FLOWER will
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is not a case in the United States it will
not cure. If yOu doubt this go to your
Druggist. John s. Mathes, and get a
sample bottle for..l0 cents aud try it,
Regular size Is cents.
Septl6,%t ieowly
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Religious RcviyaIs.

Elder Routh and Rev. Mr.. Simpson,
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Interesting series Of meetings are now
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