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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

The Democracy of Polk and
Bradley counties meet in conven-
ton here tomorrow to nominate
a candidate for the Legislature,
1t makes Indifference whom they
put up, he will be beaten by
Squire William.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

BY reference to our first page it
will be seen that all National
Banks are required to brand all
counterfeit money-None other
than National Banks will be al
lowed to do so.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Remember that j. NJ. Crow is
the only agent in Cleveland for
the "NIcToR CANE MILL" or the
COOK EvApORATo;n the best in
use. Call and see them.
Aug. II, If.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Attcntiontion is called to the
card Of j. T.. Clayton of the Ore
Knob Mines in North Carolina.
He wants sixty men and pays
liberal wages. There is a chance
for the many that are out Of i'm
ployment in this section. Address
j. L. Clayton at Ore Knob, Ashe
Co.. \. &.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

The latest thing is the Chatta.
nooga Times accusing the New
York Herald of being u "Grant
organ" because it is friendly to
Hayes. The "Times" man must
either be a fool, knave, or a jack
ass-we arc inclined to think the
latter.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

In Knoxville the Democrats
have formed n "Yardley and re-
form club" Sam Mckinney is
President and Mat Swan is Secre-
tary. They meet once every
week in Yardley's old Office and
have a good old time generally.
The club is composed mostly of
white Democrats, and few ne
oroes-"bring in another hoss.n
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Sheriff Hays left Monday even
ing with Alfred Cooie, colored,
bound for the penitentiary for
three years. The way Of the trans
gressor is hard.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

-. The Yellow Fever is raging at
some points South. The dispatch
es from Savannah on Tuesday say
there were twenty two deaths
that dov
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

John Campbell, our new Con
stable is a man Of first class bust
ness qualification, and will make
the best officer this district has
ever had. He is one Of those of
fcers if you put papers in his
hands they are executed at once.
He will not hold up papers in or
der to let guilty parties escape,
or let some fellow leave the
country with his property whom
there is an execution against.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

1t is said Col. Fleming of the
Knoxville N'ibune is a warm friend
Of Yardley, the colored Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, and
receives calls from him very fire.
quently. Won't it make Porter
Jealous
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

The Democrats in Cleveland
swear they will not vote for the
colOred Gardley.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Uncle Billy Stevenson says he
found a man at Chatata that can
Out-talk him. Take him out.r'
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Col. 5. d, Frye, who killed Gen.
Xollicoller at Mill Springs, in bat
tie in the late war, has been ap.
pointed United States Marshal in
Kentucky,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15
DENTISTRY.

The undersigned having permanently To-
Gated in Cleveland as Dentists, respectfully
solicit n renewal Of the patronage 80 liberal
~ afforded the senior member of this firm
whilst he resided here rs years ago, As his
experience is enlarged, and his cyeslght not
ut all beclouded or impaired by age, he Ia
confident of giving entire satisfaction. Due
allowance for hard time will be regarded.
Most Respectfully,
JAS, t. w. q. CARSON.
Aug. 1l-1S7G. 3m
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Maine voted last Monday. 1t
gives an increased Republican
Majority. However we will not
blow about it-our Democratic
friends are hurting bad enough.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

The south span Of the Loudon
bridge was blown down Sunday
last By the storm, 1t is being re
built, and trains will probably
run over it to-day. No delay in
the mails, as transfers were regu-
larry made by a steamer.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Abe Smith the leader Of the
colored people Of Middle and
West Tennessee has written to
the Knoxville Chronicle giving his
views on Yardley's race for Gov
ernor, the letter will be found in
another column in this paper.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

The Republican majority in
Vermont is something less than
fifty thousand. Arkinsaw amt
nowhar! 'Rah for Tilden, Tweed,
Porter, Morrisey, Harris, and all
other refOrmers.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Messrs. Bansemer d Co. Of
Baltimore have secured the ser
vices Of Mr.. w. II, Tonkin Of this
city to travel for them. Mr.. T..
was long with Spurlock & Go. Of
Nashville, and proved himself to
be a good salesman. We con
graduate Messrs. Bansemer& Co.
on securing the services of so
prompt a man and clever "feller."
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

PERsoNAL.-'Squire Yardley,
Conservative candidate for Gov.
ernor, passed down the road last
Sunday bound for Lebanon, where
he opens the canvass with his
brethren, Thomas and Porter.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Rev. j. b. Ford will preach his
last sermon in this city next Sab
bath at the NJ. L, Church. Confer
ence meets shortly, and he will
not likely come back here as he
has been here a long time and
wishes a change. 1t will be hard
for the church TO find a man that
can fill his place.
Hon. Henry S. FOOte spoke to a
large audience in the city Wednes-
day evening. He handles the
great railroad Greckern with
gloves off. He proved the ISLANDERS
being circulated against himself
by street corner and grocery poll
ticians to be false. He made
Democrats set restlessly in their
seats while he 'skined them
alive Mr.. FOOte is doing a good
work for the cause of truth and
justice. We hope he will visit us
again before the canvass is over.
Col. Edwards tried to answer
him but failed. Our advice to the
Col. would be to ''lay low" from
this on while such men as Foo,e
are around. The Col. simply
opened his mouth and put his
foote in it. 1t is said hat a little
salt is all that will save the Col.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15
JAS. Z. CLAYTON, Agent.

The Editor Of the Chattanooga
Times who has five years to serve
in the penitentiary for lying, has
sold out, and a new firm will
grind the organ in few days. We
fear it will be impossible for the
new Editor to tell half so many
lies as the Old-Or as big ones.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

a little daughter Of Mr., w. NJ.
Cate Of this city fell from a stable
loft last week hurting herself
severely. At first it was thought
her skull was fractured, but on
examination, as we understand,
it was not. She is doing as well
as could be expected at the pres
ent.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Mr. George Drake, the Republi-
can candidate for Congress, and
the late editor of the Chattanoo-
ga Commercial has severed his
connection with that paper and is
now on the stump warming up
DibrnU
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Lewis Wagner of the Cleveland
Foundry makes all kind Of Hol-
low Ware. give him a call.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15
g. Matching Lumber,
&C., sc.
TENN.

Has frst-class Machinery in every respect,
and can do all jobs on the shortest possible
notice. Machinery all run by steam.
Son. |. emo.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Ten Candles for twenty-five
cents at the Pickens corner or
twenty cts. per pound cheaper
than oil and a great deal safer.
John T, ROGERS, Clerk.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

-Four and a halfpounds of coffee
iUr $l.00 at the Pickens corner.
J0HN +. ROGERS, Clerk.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Preaching at 1890 Il. m. after
which Sacrament of the Lords
will be administered.
Preaching at I p. III.
All arc invited. j. b. FORD.
i. +.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

The Chattanooga markets of
Tuesday: Corn, 47c; Wheat $l.0j
OSLO.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

The Sunday School concert at
the NJ. L. Church Sunday night
last was anice affair. The children
sing well. The recitation by Mas
ter Winston McNabb was as good
as We have ever heard from a boy
Of his age. Rev. Mr.. Hyden de
serves the thanks of the commu-
nifty for his efforts in behalf Of
building up one Of the best Sab
bath schools in this whole section.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Our large life.likc STEEL En-.
CRAVINGS o. the l'nEsipiS.
TtAL CASD1DATEs sell RAPIDLY.
send for cir ular. n. Y. En-.
craving Goa, 20 Wall street.
Dos $40 . y, \,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

N N%" complete e"m ana h m s5 nisdE recurring several special trains to convey it from one city to
nWVHp' mmGH mymads OF wonderful Animals sand MonScrac contains generous contributions fri
from every cline in Europe Asia, Africa md America BEASTS, SEA MONSTERS ad Womb
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15
" oRLD;S Expos1r1oN
THIS MAMMOTH SHOW COMPRISES AMONG IT'S MOST PROMINENT FEATURES A
GRAND AND UNRIVAIED -
Mezagerier Aquaxiuza and Circus,

Each completed dmsmTa%%n itself requiring several special trains hcnwyH nmo mMy nmmhr Tho rmmmn
mhGS myMk hwomhhn AhmsOm Mmrs0 contains generous cmhnmhnsn from Land SmJN%
" rom very cline Europe ASIA Ah" mdA America BEASTS SEA MONSTERsa and WONDERFUL HmS"
This is also Grand I'M STRICTLY MORAL CIRCUsl
IN wm,n H@ht mTM%d mNmdCl Nnlmmphssh ch gNtudr Performers Hnhnl The public and u,
mN @ GMm and antilles 0~ @@w%, that bhpmnchb without abhmhhp Mn Umg is said done u@n
Immhe most mtdOM hc0 a pfmdM heightened ummHy """
.Ammngh clmghhmO md World famed Artist mhbh pmmutU ,'
Nm Wh oH hNh, mmt@ nG hhMd mdgw graceful Equestrian wl wing and the Champion Double mmnIt
Mss MA LMEhe m@td "mmgmd dnhmgw young HOmUmmn the pv&in.H Her CHALLENGE mmwco Ia,
FRANK ROBINS, cPeresR Rider, whose reputation HwohlwMc
FL MING EDDIE the mHwld land remarkable gtRpc Dancer.
HERBERT BROTHERS, hcA cNbMcW Wonders
LAZELLE RANKLnI the thrilling Trmn Performers
MSSJ ENNIE IWuRN the AdQmn
MISS RSALINE STCKNEY, MISS CHRSTNEm and other M pM.
JOHN WILSON NpFmHmn Bare Back Rider "
GEORGES LOMANh the English Globe Prhmur
0iN"Nl N"'"' """%"" YN' boy Bare B~kN @rmd mmGo hmuwMR well and Known mha
Procession OF Dazzling spIeado-
unsurpassed ga Moving Panorama Of Brilliant CharotA Wagons Cma Cnwons nmg Artuo1,
Gorgeous Costumes and 'A" ieH waving banners,
A TEAM OF PONDEROUS ELEPHANTS
GmYGn IN harness drawings Golden Chariot aparo fEovptrD r,,cd,r. 40 ..,
W TAIN OnArlCl, forming Picture Of BewHdcdng Beauty A"" surviving
Two Performances Daily.
DOORS OPEN AT AND Z NJ PERFORMANCES AN HOUR LATER
ADMISSION TO THE MIG SHOW REDUCED TO so GENTS
% cents ""mH cmse Oh
K@-Ohep Excursion Rates on the Ell w. Gu .np uSmno,s 10 ru1.,
turn See Special Excursion Bills "W ONNeFWl ana re-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Gle
W HOLESALE 4 T..
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15
Religious.

The Fourth Quarterly meeting
Of the NJ. +. Church Of this city
will take place next Saturday at
1890 o'clock 4. III. Preaching also
nj I .. m
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15

Eggs and good Butter taken in
exchange for coffee and Sugar.
JOIN II. ROGERS, Clerk.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-15
Man ~ufacturer OF

Wan UENCtNrGF OF
SASHES ready for use, DOORS,
M ou1dings Of all
Kinds.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Rossi will appear in London, at Drury Lane,
on Easter MOu"ay
Mr. BouciCault will be entertained at pub
lie banquet Ii London IN July.
Miss Rose Eytinge appears in San Francisco
on ine IOtn OF july, as Rose niitheL
Mr.. J. w. MOriissev is organizing musical
and dramatic company 10 appear III chicago next May
A new play by Mr.. Rowe has been accepted
At Booths Ihe1ter and VIII be produced there III August
II is said that Mr.. Henry Irving will come
over 10 TINS country in August-nOt to act but as -
visitor
"Wonderr will succeed "She StOops to
CONQUER" az Wsllacks Iheater, on Monday evening"
March l3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence. acting in " The Mighty
Dollar will appear NallacRs Tdeder next june ahu
will act there all summer
Mr.. Sothern is to act at the Brooklyn Thea
Ter AprIi H. lie will probably open te ali season
at the Finh Avenue Theater.
Mr.. RAYMOND opened, as Col. Sellers, last
Monday Dlh in ~ LOUIS. great storm prevailed but
the crowd wGs prOdigious.
The French comedy company that gave per-
Teappear IN New York, at the Academy OF Music
Memorial rings will be given to ladies who
attend the Park Tnrater this afternoon and evehnS-to
commemorate me 25h performance Oi MI Eo"es com
edy Of " Brass
Offenbach's first appearance in America will,
probs ", be made ut GImores Garden, III May. He
comes under the management Of Mr Maurice tTfdu VINO
has arrived home from Europe with substantial attac
tons and plans Tor a flesh professional campaign
Mr.. Matt Morgan's enterprise, st the Lyccum
Thest.r will began Monday evening next Opera
comedy and burlesQue make up the opening olll me
met consists selections from Oenhachi the second i
named on the stage" the third new piece, called
"Tbe Piquo Family" written by Mr sydney Rosenieid
Mr.. Booth is in Louisville-not Nashville, as
our types incorrectly stated He VIII act two weeks IN
IOuisvlc beginning March Is aud week in Clncin
matt, beginning March q, and tEen viii appear IN chi
Cago NeGt June he returns 20 his home a. COsSoD IN
and daughter, aud Mr.. and Mrs. j. II McFicker
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
LECTURES AND MEEIINGS.

The Sunday evening lectures by the Rev.
Henry Morgan in Cooper Institute, may he brought TO
close after morrow as the lecturer has been summoned
so the bedside of his dying brother. Mr. Morgan has
telinquished all OF his other lecture engagements
The next lecture in the Cooper Union Free
Course viii Je delivered this evening, in the great hail.
by Dr. j. :. New5erry Of Columbia College on The His
tory OF Plant Il'c with many Illustrations This the
second Of series OF four lectures on "What Geology
says about Evolution"
The Legal Tender Association of the XIth
Assembly District at the stureyaut House last even
ing elected INC following delegates 10 tue Grecnback
ard hche,l, Gen. James f. Curtis, and V, X. Steven
son, jr
The XXth Assembly District Lcgal-Tender
Association met Al Breyoort Hall last night and elected
as delegates 70 tho Syracuse Convention John McCOo,
lysander Thompson and Francis OFT The various dele
gates vii hold meeting tonight and effect an organi
EsuOn,
The German Republican Central Committee
he'd exciting meeting At No $40 Bowery last evon
ing Mr. Richards presented set Of resolutions con
denning the cume OF Gen. Belknap, denouncing the
whisky Ring sud expressing hopes that these evil doers
may meet with punishment, The resolutions demanded
thorougb reform IN the administration and express ed
he nope that the next Pre- ident viii be one OF sterling
AVegl1ty and not surrounded by dishonest men. An
1hSy discussion followed II which the denunciaion OF
DeEnap Was approved, but objections were made 20 the
ssssge Of tho resolutions they stood, and they were
g on the liable The resolutions with regard 10 Benap
uch Vefc passed by the Republican Central committee
s'4AltN meeting were adopted Instead,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
HEAVY SUIT AGAINST / RAILROAD.

TUG NEw-YoxK, NEw-uAyES AND HARTFORD COM
PANY SUED ny THE GOVERNMENT FOR 5000, 1000,
ALLEGED UNPAID TAXES
In the United States District Court yester-
day notice was filed OF suit by the Government against
the New-York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
pav to recover $500 alleged unpaid taxes end pen
ates.
From Abraham Van Nest and other directors OF the
Company the following facts ng the suit were
obtained About six months ago the Government made
an examination OF the books and accounts OF all the
railroad companies in the country, in reference to the
returns made OF surplus earnings subject to the Internal
revenue tax from 1864 to 1871 In many cases was
claimed that the companies had covered up part OF
their surplus earnings each in ther reports to the
Government accounting such surplus under the head
of expenses and improvements and the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue had instituted suits against such
companies 10 the taxes due on the surplus not
accounted for together with fine imposed by the Gov
ernmen soon after the examinations inane " honeI-
ment agents. claim was made against the ew-1ork
New Haven and Hartford Railroad company, lor Dack
taye. and fines amounting about 100000. The mat
ter was brought up only before the directors OF the
Company. W. ID. Bishop OF Bridgeport President OF the
COMPANY brought the matter up In directors meeting
and the Board determined 10 follow the example OF
other railroad companies. and resist the claims The
whole matter was given in charge of Henry e. Robinson
of Hartford, who acts as counsel Tor the sha
since that tune nothing mas Oeen stiu Ol the hat'or a
any Of the directors meetings. .
District Attorney Bliss, when asked by reporter II
he had knowledge Of suit for 100000 for back taxes
brought by the Government against the New lOrk New
Haven and Hartford Railroad ompany, said ne lenem-
bcred bringing snit against me company ABOUT ee
Of Internal Revenue, Mr.. Pratt He did not remember
the amount OF the claim and did not know When tue
SIMILAR eases Henri C. Robinson Of Hartford Conn,
had put in AN for the Company He did not recall
the amount Of the claim but thought II less tian
s3OO 600 The claim wac for internal revenue tax dne
on surplus earnings which 1t was claimed the Company
had not returned for taxation. He lhought the case
would be court for several months.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
THE STATE or TR4DK

Als,NN March iO-CnTLF- Receipts, Jij cars bring an
~ 80 as week the market rules du pu
isr 4 % higher than Last week.
MIN COW. 500 $50 for common - good.
CALft- lower; a taken Al 4"5-S Tor iA' 70 gu"
and ec. for prime. a., ,.-
SHgtp Avn .WRs-Market Tor sheep dull; Teceipts %
cars about the same 20 TAR 5dbc ta
% rnod 616'.c extra 7lG1.c. 2 N. or lamls oy ie"
received an they found ready buyers al bo &C. oi tn
mon fair; 11sc. fer far 20 prin'
BUFFALO March iO-CArnE Receipts TO-DAY, s.i head.
making tho total tho thus far S22o head
ia ears (a22 through consnmrnts balance on sa
rho tine last week, ana $40
c.r for IA. same IL sale from ycstr
ov market posed DAY yard dealers ana frld 10
hlp Tsf fresh arrivals through nmeats - cars btn
hod with tho sold Tor shipment 10 mOrrO" Whch VIII
bare 81 stocks sales VI Kansas Steers ranging
from a3l T. 1.O9T n, at - 30dS4 81. . -.
r.srr Am Receipts to-day 1909 head making tho
tots. unniy r the week 900 head against laOO
mead time last week aud l7AOo head ioi Tue
.me wesk l.st market sales made 3cdff
~ frsh benE sole stock. balance through cou
ss,euis g cars held shipment 70 nDrrov which VIII
s.cs.,s TO day. 500 hosd, msuns tho tcsl supply
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
FRENCH POLITICS.
THE NEW MINISTRY OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED-M.
GAMBRTIA DISSATISFIED.
PARIs. FrIdny. March 10, 1916

THE NEW MINISTRY OFFICIALLY ANNONNttb-Ni'
GAMBRTTA DISSATISFIED.
PARIS. Friday. March 10, 1876
The Journal Official this morning formally
announces the Cabinet ms follows: NJ Dufaure, Vice
President Of the Council and Minister Of Justice and
Worship; NJ Rcard Minister Of the Interior; NJ. Wad-
dington, Minister OF Public destruction; NJ Chrisophe,
Minister Of Public Works; VI. TeIsserenC de Bort,
Minister OF Ag1ic.ltme and Commerce. Admiral Fouri-
chon. Minister OF the Maune VI. Leon Say, Minister or
Finance Gen. De Cssey, Minister of War; the Due de
Cazes Minister OF Foreign Affairs. The Repu6liqde Fran
caise the organ Of NJ Leon Gambeta, strongly attacks
the constitution OF the Cabinet 1t says:
The Cabinet is unacceptable, and in contradiction to
The resolution adopted Ivy the Republican Union recently
homogeneous Cabinet, which II firmly resolved Ia ad-
minister the laws In thoroughly Repuoilcah ssn59t,
conformaby TO the spirit OF tie CONSTITUTION ana tLe
will OF the nation This Cabinet is not Ministry OF the
macry but Of c0tee me us Cr 1uGm bat
error committed, and that this min steral com
binaton violates Of the essential rules OF parla
mentary government.
The Rappe and the Er,nenont also express dissatis
faction with the Ministry. though the journals oi
other politics generally approve the selections.
The new Ministry held council today. The prescn-
tston OF their programme has been postponed until the
organization of the Chambers is completed
The members of the Left had a meeting to-day but
adopted no resolution preferriug TO await the appear
anoe Of the Ministerial programme
The irritation displayed by the Republican Journals
over the composition of the Ministry has apparently
yielded 10 more moderate cOunsels.
The Senate and Chamber OF Deputies to-day continued
the work of verifying the elections
LONDON, Saturday. March II, 1876.
NJ Duiaures official title is given President OF the
Council not Ylce-Prcsident OF the Council which has
been the tite OF his predecessors. President hacMahon
will henceforh govern cOnstitutionaly and no longer
preside at Cabinet meetings
Some journal. advocate the holding OF an lnternaiona
~ i'm Paris In 1873.