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GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
ATLANTA, Aug. 0-1n the Convention to-day,
Gov. jenkins spoka III favor 1T rctn!tttng the
claims upun thu state to adjudication by tho
Supreme Court Ut the STATE.
Tho section declaring tAe bon.!s illegal. null,
and void, a,,d pruhiaitng tho Legislature trom
over paving taeAl, directly OF Indirectly, was
Adopted by vutc IT llI to IL. Ttlr proceeds OF
tho sales Vi State ratlroa,ls arc tu Ge SIT upart
to cxttugutah tho indebtedness Ut tho state ul,
their n.rouut. i sinking fund Vi $lU0,DI pcr
nnt,uul u purchase bonis Ut tue St!uc fpr tlln
PURPOSE ot rctsriuS tt,eu IL established.
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PERSONAL,

A1r. N. T. Danks figures uupleasant1y i'll
4 divorce suit before an indianapolis court.
Gov. Young, Of Ohio, declared lc would
Lever call for national troops until evosy man in
Ohio had bccn whipped.
GOV. IIartranft hns discovered that tho
Official who puts on hickory shirt and takes on
lLa nntpcndcra has won half tho battle. ,;..s..
The nev. DR.. Cuyler insists that l,e was
right when ho asserted that n har-room wns at
tachea 10 tho Froo Church Assembly Rooms In
Elfnburg.
It IL said that person Of quiot habita, TO
whom society II no object. can obtsln safo aItnu-
ton by IMPLYING carly ut Washington. Tho eItua.
ton ls thu olicu Of Collector ut AluAka; salary,
S:.boD.
An ohserynnt Englishman who lately mot
Ind wRs duly Impressed with Senator coakl!n1
mys that, tt ha had hcan 10 fortunate NJ 10 asso.
tfasc with superior u,lnds and been freely snubbea
In youth he wuu!d l,avs bccn good deal Of man.
Mrs. Mulock-Crnik has written nome
vesHes about "when man comes homo" Sho
Sayh: ''Whcn man cnmcs homo, let hIm enter
sni!ling.' To which the Norratown N<rnEd 70.
1otHs: s'Nut pretty often hu has 'smttcd' 40
mnch before hc corslcs homo that 1t Ia almost im-
possible for hlu 10 entor at ALL
The New York Eecning Post remarks, In
connection with the charge that q posti.un,ouy
drama by Poo has tccn oxlu.ncd at Kokouo, Ind.
''Thu csEatic autaor Ut THO Raven' was guilty OF
many xins, literary aud personal. but 10 charge
dead man witt. this, n,crety on tho strength Of y
eoincilence OF lnltihl letters. Ia ouragc against
which We soleIunly protest."
Cardinal Antonolli socms to hayo been a
kind, or ut lcast IN lnlu'gcnt, father. I1a snont
upon bis daughter moro tan z, 4o1, 600 OF francs,
according to lha rece!p!ea balls, aaa now shat he
In ICAJ NlR tFhntk HOnCthfn1 f,, f,nv
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WAsu,HoTos, u, C.. Aug. G-seerrtsry
Thompson has sent q the coulalandant uf tlo
Naval Brigade here IL = own thanks with those
Of the President, anil asys the Naval Bril;aeieby
its prompt and cfllcIe. It orgalsfzatio1,, lts evil
dent enthusiasm, ita suidicrl!kc appearance,
md precision ot ,noyc,a cut anu drill geueral,y,
proves eonelusisgly that onr nayal iu5co un.1er
liz able aud wcll-tndnel oltlcers eau ut any tiuu
and anywhere bc tnurdl ately landed un.l tsans-
torulrd into 4 n,ust powerful and ctic!eut body
u rcsulas soldiers.
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SITTING Bull has rount1 a Wny around tho
Presidents order prohibiting tic sale OF artns
aud ammunition tu lnlans BY htcaltny three
kegs Of powder md n bag Of bullets. The gcu-
tlctnrh wl,o ',avc ltcensrs for tho sa1s u guns
and powder to tho snyngcs Will not be slow to
tal;c this hint of Bu1L's, asId We may luok for
news Of great Indian dcprc&lations and robbery
from now on.
, 1877-08-10

OSHKOSH. WE, Aug. 9.-Thc annual rcsatta
Of Wnnrbago Lake was largely attended,
crowds being In from the surrounding atirs.
B'ats wcrc hero srum all tho cities t,u the lake
nud urecn Bay. The tluY was beautiful, but
thero was no winl OH tho llr.t huff Of the
roursc, and n 1leayy aluall on the steoti haIf,
rns. n sAs Fr o'u t., t tc pas ,r, nr IL .n ~ IT,. IT,
eccoll class, pcnequa first md Slobe scto;ll:
III the third class, sappno ilrst Ills raSu clio.
itcd much interest.
nEyrNrg's DECISION.
hosT0N, Aug. 0.-1lle rticrce III tho IlostneE-
nr1seoll scull racu has awurdrI thu race to
UusLuer.
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Yesterday noou match WAS thrown In a
broom ut thu South Park Retreat, anil, blazing
up. rAi>ej quite en,u.se, scasing the proprietor
Of thr housc. wl.o dispatched q mcHscnecr to
the Nearest isote-heusc, MD they auhwcresl just
III .lue II lind tint II wis 4 sweep.
NJ haf.pGst three yesterday morning fa!so
alart,. was ttirrcd in fruin Otkla,I, witch CAUSED
tue la:ll un Company NJ. rs l,euse to rius nl!d
r"llss M1l the nelrhbarhood. After tlist! thero
!'s thc company, thur tat4nd nothing hut dark
mes, III the !uusc5 anti no fire.
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Is conputtcd there sh,ud sc neither banqaicta
nor t,stIy display. Ifs' saia that ut time whrt
n large tlaA. Vi worktngmrn claimed ami
tfInlyLt they could not yut their bread, he t!il
not wls't 10 trase' except In tic most modest
anti tr.es Fcnstye waY.
tu'. OF lwny Will arnmnany the party to
Bennington. They will E'' In regular trains.
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their on!y rim in the trrt inning. The home
club n nrt'l in the first, scfoni, ami ninth
Tutal bases III tafe hita-Alleghenies, 7;
buckrycs, 3
Str'l'k out-Wili1amton, Creamer, McCor-
mick.
Left On Observation-Disclosures i, i,uckcyes,4.
Esrurs--tlicrhe,h.s, i: Buckeyes, j.
Ifac of yalhr-tlnc hour atil forty minutes.
CmrIse-Ai Pratt.
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T"o'basa hils-An.oa, l; Peters, l; Eggsr, i;
':ss' TSi:e: bass us Gitssasa:,dtps, l.; nraaley.
n1uIs psa{{.switoo,h {. Ae'o''c s"d Aannlng
!'' ssss T. s;.5fSi;s{ 5sas i Kill 1a'e9 eilsss' s's
IL; q l1:s:mis,n.9, !; ssyey \ Aa.os
fks Adlys sYYiM; Ms;:,1s ;rsss casniss:. 'ia cht:
caso =; Cincinnati. i.
!taaes ga called tw'tS-06 Camming1, I.
lMsscd ballA-Mc. ~, l: llaAtingt, i.
M1hl pltches-Eumtuugs, !.
Cmptfc-Cons.
In thd ahoyc table tho column headed I. q
contains thc total bnaes u, clean hits, null nut
the total bascs prescribed by League rules.
The L'uiasilla Club, who it, geilcrally known
Ia the!f o#n eisy as "tha coliu.. sfsat4ptons. -
vii play she Ch'cago* on Tbs Twenty-thar.!
lest Ean!s tor eo'c tine. a'4t such ~ hare fan.
cted tue Gfays loF champions will hare m Op-
portunity vi see!ng how they play.
Gertarit. ot tic l.uutsylllo team, was present
Injury, to u viii h.s Cia6 | to siii.aaScc. % in In
reply to question. be sctt!cd tho doubt rs tu
whether t'e was to 20 to Cincinnati ,,cxt year by
saying That hs haa decided ~ to do.
-. W9yns Nc0, President ot the Cincinnati
t1ub ~. ~, VIII present ut Yesterdays gaMIe.
HMaAGEaxsT or A'ysr Hr c1sciskArt.
ruu'or. called 9n Mr. J. Wayne kesf, President
of the ne" Cincinnati Club, U: the fremont
fousc last escnlug, an.i, Without auy circuualo.
euttos, jumped out tho question wl1.suer hu
had cl1tesed INTO eontrart WITH auy uctubcrs ot
the present Chicago team. To- play Ia Cincinnati
ne3t ysar. AF. Nell replied tuai he haI; that
lim. lu reply, 10 further auest!uus, Ms. Nell
said that he had not engaged uny Other mvmecf
q slie team, aud bad uot attempted ~ 10 ~.
Nctey was. he said, great lasorite iu Ci',ctl-
natt 1t being ths placu where he t1rst became
kuown - ball player, aud where As married.
Ar. Ncn ~ undoubtedly right, mud 'ruE Inin-
uaE will add that Mac IL 0lie Vi the beat liriux
exponenta of tho game. all, ~ far as It knows,
ti.e only nlan Who caa play, aud has played,
creltablY auy position In the ga!ne.
LoussylLL1s W. M1LwAukKKs.
Sptelal Diti4teA 10 7zt It.t4He,
MilWAukEE, Aug. 0.--I4e Luutsyillcs beat
The Mflwsukcex 8 to1.
ETrors-Louisvt1les, 8; 1filwaukces, g.
haao hita-Louisy!lles, 3; Milwaukres,{ l.
Wravcf was 1ls2blea In she ullh iunlnx. An
drus pitched tho rest ot tAs game.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
6t<csat Laz1iicA 10 34s 1t,a4ae,
plErsBrRo, p, Aug. o.-The Alleghcntes
adde'! Auotler victory to their LIST ehs ehaal-
tlou>hlD actics this afternoou, defeating tho
Columbus buskeyes ty scoru Vi to !. Tue
gaiar was Interesting throughout, aud was wit
uc4ss4 W lsfIs cEvx1 Tie ylsltoss saarctl
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Relations with Mexico in a Fair Way
to Be Harmoniously Al-
justed.
Roboson's Bequest OF q Deft-
cheney in the Naval Fay
Funds.
Cornell, Of New York, Credited will
MI intent 10 Resist the
President.
New Hampshire 0ffloeholders Also Fail to
Comply with tho Recent
Order,

rrs17.Yp1,1oN AMI REISSUE,
rur nsnr,x1,x1,,ro np Tur TREASURY or.
plclALs AZ To THE EFFECT or 7ifE nEsuAr.
rIuH LAW.
Sp~cta' Dffpdfeh to ne 7,a1ane. ....
WASHINGTON. D. G., Aug. 0.-N'th reference
To tic controversy bctwcun The CHICAGO tRfn-
usE and tic New York Badetfn upon inc AND
lcc, nj tho disposition which Will l'c 'a'ic ol TIC
$780, Of lcgal'tcnsler c'rculat'on alter r.
sumption, II tan be salti that tho treasury ON.
tia1s WIN have most to do With inas'ce 10 not
agree will lilo HHfeaH ttlat the hcs"'aptaon aet
contemplated the reissue Ut tho notes ntcr they
l,nse been redeemed. These authorities say
TINT thu Resumption act contains no provision
a. to The disposition Of tho 2U,0Do,f)u0 after
rrx,,rnntnn. What shall o done witt, the 1lutes
,,,.,, Inv ssv /. nrlv
'"e"' 1's5 WY - u'1
AAAFTEH of lfshHsHoh.
Thoac who are in tue pcst position TO San"
thc ycws Of Secretary Sherman ure OF the
on,n;ou tbat Inn r.asf,, wl,v he lid nut answer
uon.."r enhrr-,s nuc.t;or rnrn thc li,l ,rns o,,
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1t5t I:..U, -:..U.
sluwEo was hot farprstu in the pools.
aAEATflIi1.


Isn:e--.:22:.. 1:.u, .:.0.
sluwEu was hot farur!tu In the pools.
SAEATDGA.
SAHaToGA, y. T., Aug. 1.-THE first rnce to-
day, f,a:E!leap for utl nzes, for Purse uf spkk
ttirce1s1ihftrs rs oi 1nilc, was won by Etl lsae-,
KhadnHsAiltlis kec,nt3, StaIge Thrill Time,
INK. fIsla.lnstanthus wae tac faror,tc.
Itc srtitni !.t"r. hlflditup Tor all MEet. Dnc
milo und thrce-t5,.urttrg, fDr II jl1rsc Ut Ei,hl.
was "un by tc"rny in :,:tst5, shylock keeut,t!.
Galway and NaIj!l Iiut,tli ran dead ht'At ~:
thc tttrl por!taon. shyltek MAS the farurite.
heats, fur p1lrse Of eltD, was wu1i hy Rratla-
tnantc IN two straight hrMt*, beating LAZY Sal
yer ntld Partnership. Ttme. 1:&3!!5 In 10th
heats. The Wn'ttr WIS the fAvnss.c.
The fourth nnl last racG Of thu 'lay WAS tos II
pursr OF s3b, Ulle milo aud an eighth, and WAS
Won by FuEtllay, tartuerrhtJ. tce euilI, Sister ri
.lcrey tl.rd. 1uc, l:ia;;ts.
TiaKILwA.
EIxciaf Etsp4tcA ~ Iae Tri:nHt.
T!sElLwA, ILL.,, Aug. u.-7'ir third day Of tile
races nj thu ilekllwa Drlvn.. l'a-k wa> wei! at
tended. and tbs rfes llncly contested. Tho
Ida sevo1ltl. Anna t'tlsl. a,II traugcr fuurtIl.
The thrGc.i!,[a4te rIrc was Won by EeMfGr.
llofcs Jr., bcroIld, l.!ctor thfF.t, 4tI Mcbride
iuurttl.
The .::Is sace sns wo1, by Dom l'clr, In three
ttfaIgiit hats, Csot,.ic tesvftd. Ftuncis third.
aNu Ciicf iuuFtt. Best time, .:sN.
FRoriETsrDwy.
TR0rnET+TOWS, ILL.,. Aug. 9.--Thc tllfr'l tny
0t ihc meeting or the rrDp14ctstuwu Driving
l'ark Association WIS Il slicccfs IN every reapret.
4 lnrGc crowd MA it, attendance. Tte clas~ca
contested wvra TIC $3.50 utnl .:i!. In the tiTst,
;1sssys ;sss tfs ~ eat: TUX N! r. W;sK W%Ksy s see H.
LAZY u. tl.!sd. Kitty str.4tt,n fourth. Beat
time, a:W. III tic a:4b ci4ss FoxIc Y. wun tic
rare III tl.rec straight hcais. Best lime, 2:47.
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AT 1'UhCO14A, I'LL.


Tvsc0LA, lN.,' Aa2. 3.--A scry disastrous t3Fo
occurred here ut { p'c]octs this cyeHing. Tho
tw" elevators owned by Wesley Murphy aud
bas1s d. Finncy were tltaily destroyed, the tlro
originating accidentally in the inlcr.ruom Of tho
former. The total loss OIL boil, elevators Is
ntnut III, ,ux, upon which thcrt..sas &l4,0s1 III
surance. mainly fl tho Northwestern National,
VI Milwaukee,. There was nuig about thuu-
aauu bushels 0f gram destroyed.
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II Is said tho Sultan has taken liking to Col.
DAKE;s, and Will appropriately ass!gn him to
duty ut T[rroyrr.
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Tie WEATHER.

WAsH1xaToS, D. G, Aug. l0-l s.m.-Fortho
Upper Mississippi! and Lower Missouri vallcysa and
Upper Laks ikestou, north aud wcst winds, pos-
sibly l,aelllns 10 southwarl. cooler, followed by
warmer, clear weather, anl rlslny barometer.
LacAL oasxGFATloxs.
H. n
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It seems littlo unnatural that the rioters
should object, al this stage, to the mobilization
Ut the national trsops.
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TAsntxoroS, Aug. 0.-Joseph N. Carleton.
clerk IN tic statn Department.. fatally shot
himself last night.
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At CINCINNATI.

CIsciSsArs, O., Aug. 0.-s!nIbineer's mnr.
ket, .tarob lndcrsIngcr's drugstore, Henry
1iartular's und 11eusv Wlppers dwellings,, at
3c.i:LtnsyitIc, Il suburb of CINCINNATI, wcre
burned early lAls iauFlitng. Loss estimated at
SlJ,UU.
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n E1FH u Es'Ek1E1s
TRENTON, Aug. 1.-The Inst Of tho troops at
Philltpsbu1g havt been rcl,eycd, everything
restored 70 regularity aud order OIL the New
jersey RailroaQ.
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WhGn you rso snu when you retire usc Rtfnafde
Golden 'cntilasc. will prusent your tec&h from
deesiyInE. and tHlratt pure breath. For sale by
ali iif1ISl laatf
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II ypur teeth arc golns,. anil you you have not
yet trird thc "Sozodunt," n4 pretcrvai!ya, try
~ NV; nuans1n ~ n.nct aen;t.hees nno Eiss v
W1tgr,
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BUSINESS NOTICES

tfso "Mrs. wlnnlow's soothing syrup" for
diar5sIa "s Wind ese Ind rsea,s, % H. ,o;si, anu
, 1877-08-10

The alarln from Hux ~. Mt Y:05 1ast evening
WAS e4sused by the burning Of q shed In rear Vi
NJ. ~ kr0gcr street, owned nnd occupied by
William sehrocdcr. Damage, e100; no ind3h'
AlItG.
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LIE l. l. IiE%
THE MATINEE At DExrEK PARK 1D-MQnRoH
-AYrEhHn0g
is certain to be turcess, at feast In regard 10
guo.! 'elde Of 1loree. Aince all thc yiasscs have
filled welt. Should tic lag prove pleasant
one there will M .louht he large audience
prescnt 10 witness tho sport. The entries to
The different races ART ns follows:
$50 ttaas~!.oe:t Wnxnat enters et. &. Du
Pare. w. 4. Thurt,cf ent4FA b. nj. Forest Jcwet,
FsEns i.eEs,n; enters ;. nj. t:ynt'ata.
Wilkes. y. 1'!.teII erler. b. &. Rather, i.
Schwartz cntcf- u. K. Frank Darts.
r .th". N. Myers cnteFA =. 8. A,fsnac:. ".
cutters h. :. Iits,ng, Jr.
2:E e!""-J. L. cullen enters ,. +. Jack tartes,
7. Ever, tntrra +. u. QuAKer t.:ri. j. II. ratnr
tnts'n il. IT, Lady Lam. :. eoaAcns ehters y.
RI; @ s,a" g. ssaee,N;: t. Perry ,;,, s1:st: ,:, b.
MiIiiseh entrfn gr. ii. AIu',c Ns. Nohln+un entcr
6: &, =ro:, Mr. Wat1tl entetn /, 4. tr1nk Bu.,
hs. lircnnock entcte l't. h. Fat Mniioy.
1a!esc nrc two do:ljc.tcaM rawe, in oae Ut
whIch l5arrett MD MATE, Sot4tr 4. and mate.
vii start. In the other He'll k:nspns bay teatu
will trut against t3r. Edwards black teatn.
/. KDCEtEsTE!t-
KocnE4rER. y. T., Aug. 9.-fn the 2:2i race
Atis1ds III the tirst heat met it'll IN MTfttcHt.
lhe axletrrt rokt.. uAl PHILLIPS, thu 'llser. WAS
tht'tw. to lsc gi.ullI. Til. tIutc tiAs.I a!u.s.t
tue tcr.e, Wien tbs tiII1 penetrated her stt,ul
.lcf. and 4'lr tlc:i TIL three lines aT'at,1 thu
t,1tk ft:lure ttiny captured. Thu animal Is
thought tu he permanently disabled.
tinIslsaltt!1 Maid truttc,i With running u,atc
three r;Its i'll !:l:.114. :::ttj%, ot.l 2:l7X.
! he I::1t rIaAh rstes HaB Wut by Lauy Irsde-
harsi, Time, .:E;tif. :3::3Sit. 2.::::!*a.i :.
Tito LII rt4tIfttsll A. ft&llikM4.
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REFRIGERATOR tA44S,
, 1877-08-10

RESUMPTION AND REISSUE.
THE uNDEMyrAxDtN0 or THE TREASURY Of
ptclALs Al To TIE EFFECT OF 5ifE RE5uMr-
Atty
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-23
THE PRODEGAL.

Inheritors of vast wealth are pro
verbally spendthrifts. The COLDER
ore Ia dug from the niue, refined, ant
coined, by. the labor of other hands
and the sweat of other brows. Lik,
children playing with an expensive
toy, they can form no just estimate Of
its value. Whe the donor weighed.it
he cast into the balance so many DAYS
of ~unremitting and fGtiguirg toll, SC
many anxious and sleepless night, SO
much self-denial, and SO much care,
But the inheritor into his balance
throws only-pleasure. The one, val
ues it by what it cost him; the other,
for what it will purchase. Like the
prodigal in the Scripture parable, he
thoughtlessly exponds IL 10 crafty
the caprice and cravings of his ma.
ture. Then comes the last seene-the
misery, the remorse, and the long and
wearisome journey back to the home
OF frugal industry. But there are 9th
er prodigals. One of her f~avorites our
hounteous parent, Nature, has lavish
ed her richest treasure-health. But
the prodical values it lightly, for it
cost him naught, and he recklessly
squanders it in riotous living. Pres
ent pleasure obscures future want.
Soon the curtain rises on the last
scene. We see him helpness, impov
ereshed,--the rich treasures of body
and mind all l%ost,-in misery and de-
spair. Remorseful Conscience holds
up to him the mirror of memory. In
bis own reckless folly he ~perceives the
cause of his present pain. lie re-
to return. The journey is long
and tedious, but If be preservingly
the right road, he will al
e the haven Of his hopes IN
he distance, and Nature, seeing her
invalid child afar of, will come out
o meet him, and receive him back
With love and blessing. To find the
light road homeward, the suffering
,rodigal should read 1.-THE Peoples
common Sense Medical Adviser"
therein it is completely mapped out,
Is landmarks all indicated aud its
all numbered, Read il.
'rice Sl.5O postage propaid). AID.
ress the author and publisher, r. V.
", D., Buffalo, N. Y.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-23
Chattanooga Grain Market.

~ D. ~ MA-
We tpke the following from the
Commercial:
Corn opened brisk during the early
part of last week at AZ cents, sacked
on wharf, but owing to the decreased
demand from the South declined to
46 cents, at which price it was dull
Yesterday with a prospect for a fur
ther decline, as dealers here are I'm
willing to carry large amounts.
Wheat is scarce, and very little
coming III, with none in store. We
quote choice white and amber milling
wheat at sl,45@1.61; lower grades
S1,25@1.40.
The receipts of grain, &C., at the
wharf, for the week are as follows;
Corn, $500 bushels; wheat, $50 bu-
shells; Hour, 500 sacks. The receipts
were unusually light owing to the
low stage of the water. The roads in
the upper county are getting in good
condition for hauling grain and there
Is a large amount being prepared to
ship ON the next rise. y
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-23
To Suffering women.

Every exhausted, suffering, overtaxcd
woman in the land, DESTROYS of happily
changing her physical condition and sur
%roundiugs, should at once send her address
and three cent stamp (for return POSTAGE
to Paul James, NJ. D., &c Fulton street, New
York and receive Free Mrs. Lazelle's
Pamphlet, containing information of most
vital impt tance TO every wife and mother.
From a pc sal Of this pamphlet, great good
must OF necessity accure TO w~omankind, as
II imparts the secret of retrieving Yourn's
BEAUTY and health, without the aid of cos.
or the services Of physicians. Do
not fail toSend for IL, [sept % wi
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-23
SHERLEF,S SALE

-
BY virtue Of Il ia in my hand from III,
Supreme Court at Knoxville, Tennessee,
will offer for sale to the highest bidder at The
Court House door in Cleveland, Tennessee
ON THE 9th DAY OF FEBRUARY
next, for cash in hand, all the right, title, in
terest and claim that X. W. WEArHrRLY
has in, and TO the following described land
to-wit: Beginning at the Southwest corner
OF the Northwest quarter Of section 10, frac-
tional township ] South range east Of tho
basis line, Ocoee District, Then North with
the basis line l0i poles TO the branch, then
South 20 degrees east so poles, thence north
20 degrees, east So poles TO the north liue
OF said quarter, thence south 70degroes, east
so poles TO the northeast corner Of said quar-
ter, thence south 20 degrees with the east
line Of said quarter Isl poles and g., feet,
then north CO. degrees west 65 poles to a
whiteioak tree, then south 45l5 degrees.
Fcstr2+ poles aud u feet, then nOrth70 de-
greos, west Y. poles and Z feet TO the basis
line then north 20 degrees east with said line
% poles moro or less 10 the beginning corner.
containing lis acres more or less, Levied on as
the property Of r. W. Weatherly TO satisfy
u decree in the said Court against the said
Wcatherly and others in favor Of Sanford,
Chamberlain 4 Albcrs.
q. B. HAYS, Shff.
Jan. l6, 1911. printers fee 5000.
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All people would undoubtedly pre-
fer o fine head of hair grown upon
thoir ewn heads, TO being bald or
wearing false hair, and II has been the
study of man, or our learned men 10
find y remedy to restore the hair
when 1t has fallen out, and renew it's
color after it has become gray. Such a
remedy has been found and is now
offered to the world under the name
of Halls Vegetable Sicihan Hair Re.
newer and, to verify this statement,
read che Following:
This is to certify that I WIS very
BALD iaJfaot, my head was perfectly
smooth; and il is common in my fam
to grow bald early in life. ] have
now used four bottles Of Halls Sicil.
ian Hair Remover, and the hair has
now grown out all over my head, and
d natural brown.
ssi. BARTLEY CoNLoN.
a. rSoIPo, JENNINGS Co., I'm.
May %, 1868.
Personally appeared before me
Conlon, and upon oath says
he above statement is true.
NJ, G. BUTLER, Notary Public.
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Tribute Of Respect.
DECHERp. TENN. Eeh- S

DEcHERp, TESN, Feb. SYST
At a meeting If the session OF
Decherd Presbyterian Church the
following preamble and Eesolu-
tons in regard 10 the death OF
Thomas II. Williams, were unam-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, God, in his infinite
wisdom, has seen fit to transfer
from the church militant TO the
church triumphat our friend and
brother, 1. II. Williams, for sew
eral years a devoted member and
Ruling Elder in this Church.
therefore,
1st. Resolved, That as an Off
GERS in Gods house, we do bow in
humble submission to the Divine
will, assured that "all things
work together for good to them
that love God"
I'd. Resolved, That in the death
OF Brother Williams this church
has lost an efficient member, his
family a faithful head, and this
community a kind and generous
citizen, but still we fell assured
that our loss is his eternal gain.
3D.. Resolved, That we do cher.
lsh his memory as sacred, and
earnestly pray that his example
and influence may be blessed to
the salvation Of many in this
community in whose behalf he
manifested so much interest.
4th. Resolved, That our house
worship be draped in mourning
for thirty.days.
9th, Resolved that we hereby 1
extend our utmost sympathies to q
The bereathed family, mingling t
our tears with them, and afec- !
..lonately commencing them to :
hat God who has promised to be {
| father to the fatherless and a a
husband to the widow. a
9Th. Resolved, That a COPY of I
hese proceedings be sent to the :
of the deceased, to the 8,
Journal for publication, y
nd also be spread upon the Re.
ords Of the Session.
I'M, MCCONNELL. Mod.
CT. BLAIR, Clerk. "
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Married.

The Nashville American of tho
10th says:
"a large number of friends OF
both contracting parties assem-,
bled at McKindree Church last
evening to witness the marriage
by DR.. Kelly, Of Mr.. John Kenne.
.d.y to Miss Adine Stratton. The
bride was attired in travelling cos.
tune and at the conclusion of the
ceremonies Mr.. & Mrs. Kennedy
took the evening train for a trim
t0'the eastern cities"
John and his young bride have
our wishes for a long and pros
perous life.
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New Art Gallery.

Mr.. John P. Rapier has opened
a Photograph Gallery in this
place on ocoee street. We have
examined his work and find ii
first quality in every respect. The
ladies, especially, are requested.
to call and examine his make Of
pictures. Satisfaction guaranteed
IN every respect.