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just received ri Joscph's | gross
of assorted pebble glass spcctaclcs Ia
suit all ages, at very low figures.
puly !, &c.
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The IsIg Snake Heard From.

Alcttcr from IA gentleman in San
Francisco informs us that the big
snake, of which we made mention
fart wcek, was killed while crossing
the PiRlGc Occan, bya Chinese man
Grywar, and that its body is now being
used as u foot-log FROM San Francisco
to Hong Kong. Mkt! ,j
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LOCAL,
Town lots wanted in exchange for
aifarm. Sec notice elsewhere.

fhcrc will I've grand old time
picnic at Spring Garden tomorrow.
All of Cleveland are invited.
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Atlanta M lrkcts

Mcssrs. ii. Il. Cox & Co.. Atlanta,
-1nf"rm vs that prices are as follows:
Corn, 92c; wheat, SI.30@1.40; Oats,
Soc; lard, l0c.; butter, 1G@l8c,;
r.,&s, &c. M9c.; Feathers, 42c. @45c.
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300 old papers for sale at iiiis Of
ne at - cents per hundred. T4'c very
thing Tor wrapping papcr-cliearcr
han you en- bu, il elsewhere. If
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The Terms OCSaId Sale are:

Onc-rourlh Of The p%nrrhaHc money VIII be re-
unius. l,aid down on the day Of sale, 1pl note
will, gool] approved SECURITY for the rcIsSimter,
,lu" tSrfyc months from the day Of sale, and q
lien viii a. retained on The land and lots until
an the puIchaui money Is pail up. ! viii sell
then all together, aud whichever way 1t all
brin. the no3t money will IL adapted ~ the
sale. IUAcasiUn viii ~ delivered I" the pur-
chaser on the LIST day ~ January 1873 june Mh,
1877. '' \. H. GATE,
Executor VI |. l.. Simmons, deceased.
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20 di,% commences what is Enown
Dis 'log daya." Look out boys for
snake bites and bricr scatchcs.
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SpccfaI Notice.

viii exchange Cane Mills and
Evlrorators with responsible partlca
Tor SORGHUM. j. nj. Crow.
july 20, I'll.
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fEzscN3 TArr on FLEau,
wu2-l TEEE WEIGHT N GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.

LOUISVILLE, Ky
Aug, 3, 1875.
DR.. TUT Dear Sir
For ten years | have bcen
a martyrto dyspepsia, con-
stipation, aud piles, ardi
had well nigh exhausted
the maieria ncdicA for re-
lief from this living death,
when, hy accident, your
Pill were brought 10 my
notice. l hcgHu their use,
aud HE dose gave me
such relic that continued
iotakI them. | Lam now u
wei man, have = good lp.
petite, can digest well, The
piles have Cis iupcarvds.
and ! have gIiEUd forty
pounds ia solid 1c.h. 4
would not hc wihout
ihcnl for tlcir weight IN
god.
Ray. II. /. SIMPSON.
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For fine Whistles for medical use
Gotta lh.unE kclly's.
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~ iatye stock Of Diamond, Gold
and Plated Jcwclry at JoscPh's to
hc sold ut Eastern prices. july 5, u.
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The Weekly Herald.

1t will ply quito sce Surguine &
Johnston before selling your wheat.
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For neat job Printing call At lhla oHicc
send your orders. Envelopes, Cdrls. Let
heads, Bill heads, circulars, Ohl blan!.s 81
kind, printed On the shortest notice
lot CT the latest style job TYPE just re-
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Scene in the Cleveland postoniac:
GoY-Nr " uni, airy letter here for
Smith ? wa
=. M.--What Smith?
BoY-Blacksmith (!
i. M.-COnfound q fool
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cyIo.c 10 sale To tho highest bidder, the follow
ing laud bcl"nring to the estate Of Isaac l."
~iNm"u' ,ictrlsol, in Bradley county, Tennes-
sr'. to- Vii: Ono-half acre Of GrOnd AMI dwell
iua hnu-r thereon, in the city Of Cleveland,
NnaIlc[ rouniy, Tennessee, and known in the
81 iginai plan 0I said city, ~ the southwest part
ot ;ni IA ~. Also the store house corner and
ur,u.Iy huulc nljnininy thereto, where , T.
k''Iy now has hil Sror'ry, all IN the city of
e.. land in Bradley county, Tennessee, tic
C,ilr,l aml bcin" as the northwest corner Of
i"l No II. IN yaid rit} of Cleveland, Bradley
r"amty, 1cnnc SEE, hr%inh'li- mt the northwest
cor Tapl thence cVtHnIirg 20 fnyt with Oc0ce
slrn I, ~ ihr p%artilioi wall hctwcr the sali
si ~, lpusr AID III. aioI, whtca lWfrfCriy he
Iulr, | - ,tJ+rn n CnwaN. inCrcr extending
hl,. hE-f|rl with the r"nis' "r aill wall, then
~ lf;ai nnglcr Ia South #rCci, then To The be-
gini,ug, u"crvinI g-fCo pss1 wa on the S"ulh
eat .'", Of gdrl ptr"r Of l"i n, described IN the
Il. ri tI"in ~ u. fihb inJoln \. CUwan, con-
,,Nin& sail l0IiGr tupd lot above rcIei"i Ia.
ii II acres Of llnd in HIailcy county, Ten.
rcgrcc. in the OcoCC district, joining the land
Iblmc'ly owned by Albrl,O Orr on the east, and
land Of WIN. ! Campbell o. the east, AMI on
tln' north by fOrtS acres Of laml formerly owned
lS u " MctIoskCy, but sold by him to Lim-
--- A. GI-.All .
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TUFTS PILLS

DR.. Tut has been On,
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty year, and
fora lnug time was demon
81 anatomy IN the
Medical College of Cor.
gia, hence, persons using
his Pills have the cuirAn-
tee that they arc prepared
on scicutihc principles,
and arc Tree from all
Cuackrry.
lie has succeeded in.
combining in them ul
heretofore antagonists
qualities Of \ SfySRPTtSR-
ing ErgdfiVs, dRdafST.
tonic.
Their iirst apparent IL
feet j. 10 increase &c ape
by causing the food ,
TO property assimilatc,
Thus the system is nnrr-
ished, aud by their iona
on the digestive or
gans, regular aud healthy
executions ATE produced.
The rapidly with wnich
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NArloNAh COTTON kxcHANGE.

yRw rYPzs or coTToS-UNIFoRN srAND,RD or
MeAsrEEMRNT-ssIEs N SFr Wight
CRRRNBsIER WHrrg SULPHUR SPRINGS, ".
Va JUL 2O-In tla Convention of tho k.tioud Cottou
Exchange to-day the resolution that types ~ cot
ton BE- made mp Ly exports To- nssin.late to prenen
Liverpool standard. vas diEca. sod amended aud
adopted n provides that tie types received from
Liverpool shnu he the American and International
standards; the typcs - "Upnnds" 20 bc nGde up by
expert. from the Naw-Yorx, NOrfolE. Charleston,
savannah and Cincinnati ENchauges lld the types foF
Noble Orleans and Texas cotton 20 ie made ~ re. .iec
lively by experts from the SrwOrlcans. Memphis CAL
vestou g. louis Mobile and Vicksburc Exchanges; ne
American types 70 conform exactly 10 the iay~Tool
typos In possession ci the National ENeAans'.
The Executive Council empowered TO cerr5pond
with the proper authorities with the view o. having tie
National Exchange fdy represented at the meetings o
the international Cotton Exchange. aud 70 ebdeayor 10
obtain tho adoption by the international Exchange of
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
INSANITY LEADNG TO SUICIDE.

James FERRIS, sixty years of age, COM
nltted suicide yesterday morning ly taking Paris green
at lls residence So. IO5 Vest scventoentst lie was
formerly employed as e waiter. bat lost MS position
when business bo.au 30 be du. F1s long time he Fa-
vtAou; wor, 1ut oiupoye! lately 20 t'ke charge oi
ond rent tle rooms several l0uss uD tovh lie b.
came yeiy dcspoujeut, auJ, il s beloved, wus suffering
from mental .Jerraou Vaeu Ice swallowed the poison
He was taken g. ts NeaIO OK Hospital, and died IN
hour after lis arrival.
IDS Hudson, turtyorr years OF age, Of No 80 Cherry
St. found wandering about toe streets q tie Fourth
ward or TIufslay ;hf acting n such manner e. TO
ieavc doubt n the minds ~ the police that she
insane She taken % the Osk Street Police Station and
confined in "a coll Tho d0orman kept sharp vatcE
upon her cr but while hc absent for short time
she hung herself hv thr neck 20 her cell door she
tIsc0sl.le Uh.g fie rC. .raau returned, but prompt
re~torc- her - consciousness aud sne
was taken % rEc Claulbcr~ STREET Hos pital.
DcVufy-C Csrpuor Cus.mun made p0stluort'm exam
tnati. yesterday morning gpon Vie body Ot Leopold
sfeiu of 80 20 rcAatt-si, WHO committed Etctc bt
bar ying Himself 10 % hook iu lis b BEDROOM The hOdv
evidently bad hecu Lingin. for 0rtyeich hours before
ScDfertd; Tor t WIS IN very advanced STAGE a.
cecoIiosI Son. Dt. eastman aid tat DO would be i~
ceTtaue' rr11ahy. That stein was insane % The time
wien ne h'i1~ 4lui-fIf
Biauco 4 Garcia ,hc young Cuban who shot himself IN
IT, mouth 20 tac s; ji'in H0tcl few ds5s ao died
a. the NcWIurk II s,1ia yesterday I'll. surgeons ar
cerfgned beynld question thet Be was monofuarac
ana had undoubtedly committed suicide While aDOrins
Llutr temporary INSANITY.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

Col. peyton Of PeytouviEc, y. j., conceived
plan some time rco Tor ameauns OF the Coyeraors of
the states tbc object Den 10 bring tie Govern
infinite relation % caca other tiah las
existed heretofore. Oh Icysou apptci to tic several
Boards % Trade ci- cooperation. ana tire following
programme has bcn arronrcI icr Governors visit ~
the irrational Exhibition aud the manufacturing ce
ters or the East:
7ucSlly. litgscf 2s.-Ncet at Parlog G., Continental
no -, a noon. Formal reception az Independence ht'
OF 3 ~. m.
ro}nesIqH Auyisf 29.--Rccepuon at international
Exhibition. n m, by hibitors' Association AMI
tnc exhibition fnagcmcut
II-slfy. 1a4itsf 3D.-In lustraI Parade ard Review
by the Governors, 40 IL a. Ill. IN the Exhibition
Building.
Fri9,t IVT,f 31-A visit 20 reprcs, ntave manuflc-
tories oi Philadelphia TIE GOycruors nll be eutcrirci
sues Of tlc otkcs OF PldGc pima duriu- ttir stay
u tuc CITY.
alOu OF tie West Jersey Railroad Con laiv. 4 inp and
exhibition OF fireworks Will be given IN tlcir honor 10
tn evening.
Nopd,t September s.-Loave Cane Nav by special
train ut NcW-ior, stopping few b.urs 20 Ir-tol 10
visit the pottorias ric Mu;icpa aus urce fuf dif
trade Ocir zatons OF Ncw-for Viii entertain the
party during tAe say ia tAr CITY,
Ihtugdty September G.-L ave NewYork for Boston
bv way OF Fai Rlycr rhc proposed entertain 40
Boston, uclsug visits % tIe great rtnu.icfpri cf
Lowell Lawrence and Wlltbam viii occupy about one
10y spc,ll Invitation, WILL close the formal pre- raIuc
Col. Pes ton I'm tlis city YESTERDAY. hs way 10
visit the Governors Of tie G,Gsrcut states.
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PRENTICE NULToRD's vIEW oF II

PRENTICE AllI0kD 5 NiEN bt IT.
Tho Liberal Club listened last evening TO a
rambling talk by Prentice 1lulir1, who took his text
tic exclusion Of MI sehSinan from the Grand Union
Hotel NJ Saratoga. Thus, he declared. petty ar
far but & had discussed in the press ana the pu
pt with results entirely favorable 10 the Hebrew
race. "The remote ancestor OF the Jews kept
hotel" remarked Mr. Milford, ant his name
was Noah. and hs hotc anchored at or hugo
vateal-pacc for the space of forty DAYS" The Jews
had great reason Doe proud Of tor race he continued
They we're about the most prosperous people tie face
Of tle earth ana had few paupers dIulLar!s
item NcyeItlccs there class 0f mean, degcnc-
T.fe Jews who we're usgrrrs and money Lenders, ana
ready to take advantage Of every opportunity. Thee
Vtre ilo victims Of circumstance, largely made what
tey we're by Clristians
Ent cxcltisiyoness. Nr. Mulford urged. rot
tnei M effects this race, Tire prejudice AGAINST
Which vas not rel gOus many other classes o. people
would h exriuded from Nrscilss hOc- gs for instance"
eobbcrs ana duccachers. Who had taken solemn oath
n support tie Constitution o. THIS state, anc also tie
Constitution OF .ll United ctatt~. MI Milford tuonEht
U".c should De- more exclr-iycnrss ~ America,
especially in politics. incidentally he remarked tkat the
German. bad done much 10 advance tue causc Of Cfpcr-
Gnce ny Introducing lgeTDccr in this country. Another
topic torcLcd by Mr. Muf0ri wOman-sufrage, which
D. favored tie Only tAus tnat could ~ atty improve
Auenoan cety. TINS statement the members OF the
L.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

rrArrorM or THE MISSOURI PRouIBrroNrsrs.
ST. Louis. MO, July 2O.-The Grand Lodge
NJ Cooa TempiaI OF Missouri which has been IN session
ar Macon CITY for Two days. adjourned yesterday after
M Transaction OF considerable business OF Interest 10
the order After The adjournment sdte FroAlDition
Conyention was Organized. Tie attendance was qu'e
1are cates from all parts of the stat" bcnsprasent
TIE following platform was adopted;
E,rsfp-olbi:nn ~ the importation. manufacture and
S,cpG-rnc nryile.r ~ yonng and holding Office does
NOT u,ee In rtr, religion, SIX, bnt whoever gives
.iisrrq. 10 tie Government or Isy' tsXs 10. iss sup
nrt b. al riclt entitled 81 voice n the Administration
Tk,rd-Ths clecuon ni tae Presl49ni, feeffnslirbL,
r,o slate. Senators. nuf al civl oBrerr, 20 far hs
r-.iea,le by the 4 rect vote of the people.
T,,, -Thr universal aud enforced education OF ell the
youth of The land
The following additional PLANK was pos-sd by close
vote.
g,.,J-eS-Thnt the Saii0uai Government should exer,
80 rio legal prerocatiyc ~ i-surg rnper money, and
t,or Il ,Noult Dc nad. legal tender for ti purposes
Af.tr Central Con.ui.ttcc hHh c0ihillter 30 pro-
,.o an stfress Ia the people ~ iir state were n-
cptcd It Is TIE intention 20 put HtattieS~t IN TIE
f.ld M Tie next election. large mas mer'nS was
ma ga tha evening which several ndfTee-'u weie
made and gooi icnl ~ Interest niniitsifu.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
DEsTRuCrEvE wnrRLwIND At ELIZABETH

A destructive whiriwin swept over Eliza
beth. - Thursday evening. aul damaged prog
the Of several thOBslnG dollars. Tho wind
c arcd track twenty rec. in width in the souther pOr
tiou ~ tie city. T. first struck brickyard IN ibe
Eighth Ward. d.nagng sheds aud finished brick and
then passed John-s, Second aud Thiriaves High
st. Edzaoeth-ave sixth. Fourth, Martin aud Portss and
lcf, the city ia the direction OF Eowsrk Neck At the
EIer House and Union Grove, owned by Peter Ener.
doors and windows forced H. sal tree were np-
rooted and destroyed. On sxth-st, between Sec
ond aud Thirl-ave'.. Mr.. Cbum's barn was taken
mp by the wind and 40 completely demolished
ihaS the heavy tIu.Ders we're forced two blocks
distant. John Noaus harm or Hi,l-st. VIA unre0fcd
aud tern almost 20 tic ground The handsome residence
~ Highest. and EZaberaVe.. owned b citizen ~ Nev-
YORK and occupied hy Mr. Ea-ic partially Uuiaufcd
aud the chimney was thrown down. The chimney was
blown Of the southern Church in FoUrtl-.i.. and the
roof was damaged. covered WAGON yAs e ken NO on
John-st, and dropped IN Hicist fGrr block. distant
completely demolished MT. jacques barn ~ Ezahrt-
ave. wac blown down. Small out-lul!fu-s. heavy tim
hers, hets, tree trunks aud Eranchcs parts of roofs
ana fences. chic ckcucoope. aud movable articles y,r-
0rs sorts were blown about and DESTROYED in many
Instances carried distance OF several bocss rn,cIrd
lftco ten feet iron. the ground, bl neither
she any other person injured ~ far as could be-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
TEMPERANCE WORK on LONG ISLAND.

Efforts by James O.. Fell to organize n di-
vision OF tbs Sons u Temperance at Rosyu, l. L. have
recently resulted Important temperance movement
In the ueighl0rlOod. After consultation with the clergy
men ~ Ro6yn and MsnLasset IL thought advisable
10 secure the services OF Oliver Cotor 20 ascertain the
number and character OF the drinking sGoonsin Ro-yn,
M,uAnsset anG Great Neck. This dOne sLd sub
sequent.y plblic meeting bold m the BT Hal
ut Eosyn. william Cullen Bryant presided. Nj CoJter
reported that IN she village Ok Rosn twenty
one liquor saloons not OF which had legal license
aud some OF them we're kept by Addresses
made by number OF cergymen and others, the last
being by the Rev. VIM. T. Davis, pastor OF the r.
formeG Church at MInhassct, who suggested
the Immediate formation of Law and order
sccicty. consisting ~ representative of tho
ncis slborloOG and cnT.oyiug when neccssJTy expert
cucCd detectives besides committee t0 look after to8
Interests Of thc victims or infeinInrsaca. MT IaVss
El- stiuus 10 acted upon tho outtTe audience
ri-ug slry approval ~ inc plan. and the IV and
order society Was organized, with Mr. Bryan. "a
President. suggls stion that funds were needed
responded t. y tie subscription 81 Si7o and since the
meeting. which held on tie evening u july l6 the
Society hns bc9n engaged ia perfecting IL plan OF opera
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
cosT OF C4RTAGE IN NEW-YORK.

TIE avNrAL EXPENsE ESTIMATED AT T=oVV"'V"''
The use of the Belt Railroad for freight cars
s,Y- the ri-tt-thc plan which was defeated by the
.l3s-oe- a,i Tlurrt1y-was the subject OF memorial
s5l--el Gle Ci-v Council hy four prominent com
,rrl r1iz zs,.ors Of this city. The substance OF tins
memorial winch urged the passage OF the ofoh"noe'
W. plniisscd iu TuE TnugyE few days ago losier-
da Theodore Lees the Secretary OF the Conference 40
which the memorial was prepared spoke m STRONG ''H7
~ tine action oftae Aldermen. which, Aes3id Was mainly
caused bv political influence, and vonli maze Ne"-l''"
laugh.uss-5cx amon- her sister cities. But now thc
matter would be carried before tine legislature ana ei
forts would De adeuo secure the passage Of bill cover
i-- a te ground embraced n the ordinance which was
defeated Tie use OF tlc Bet Railroad was only an cy-
re-. nt preparatory 20 what would be done Wien the
hrh,al Inc OF the city carried out in accordance
with present plans. Then rara9d encrcing TIC cliY
would d. Indispensable CD the ci;ys needs II was an
surl n. Lees declared fOr the Washington 6u Aot men
oa.icct go thc proposed use Of Tie Bct kUtl 1hcF
lyea 100 E.W Jersey, aud brought Their produce Hvni
H.. --f. and they had riht t0 uIt obstacles 10 ue
Wv of Ncv-Yorks progress. Mr. Lecs was vtrv colh-
cent that tir measure would ultimately be carried
j. L, ts, annual DO Iri .. tAc GrltEl A-t-' "a t.'
ChD.p irT -VCrfat1n AsSocl9'l'n y, NF ltf caltu ~
ea l.feut'an TO the cost 40 cl0c 200 TINS ctN ttc Sd
The u, - landise o. all kinds conveyed through our
ste.f. and over cur Wlarvcs Including the shipments OF
II ut.uu- ami auI imports aud exports similarly con
vevel PAS averaged during Dee past three years nearly
as can Dee s rtaua nOut 5000 600 tons annually lhe
cost 90 handling at c&rtuE tIo tu4ta-t, cAt.eIFc ui
i,.- fr.ut i q., ard 70. slfrcuert under the pres
en- .,sfern ranges fr1m ~ t3 - iunt sy ~ tui or
5000 900 euuuqllvtn amount alcr than the aver
ify AZ ttca. ulr. YESTERDAY. Mr. Jfcs SAID ttt theT
wee obtained w- great dcai u trouble, and uj est
ctr persons e amount bad been placed q, l5,Ooc0o0
t.l5
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INSANITY FROM RELIGIOUS DETECTION.

James L. WNy came 10 Brooklyn from
Hartford about .thrce months 500, bringing letter ~
introduction 10 enc Rev. C. ". nlcn of y KalbAveuuc
NJ +. Church Re lived ~ Mr.. N1lcu's house while ho
Mr.. Wray became very dcspoudent ANA az times. when
IqproacHed lie would tlrn bis back 70 SPEAKER and
walk of ia gloomy silence. Mr. Mien at last discovered
that the young had contracted dct I'm Hartford
wh.le he out Of employment Whom he wrote 10
bis pastor IN Hartford for his church etter, the
clergyman refused furnish y until The debt had been
cac~r led Nr. Wrty broottd over tbs refusal until
hc becsine sck and deirious About TWO weeks hc
appeared better, although hi@ mind seemed somewhat
i.raigcd on Monday he succeeded ~ elGG!n- the y--
iiauce of his uu-o, srobcd. and into the
is friends followed h1I. and. attcT exciting Clls.
captured hn stable four five b0rks from his
h0u4e. BE was taken back gu0 removed u tie Flat
lls. A-y