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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-22

Il large number o. able i!uIucicr- iu thc
lIpu-eoT those anxious 10 De known &C.
such. Iiie Presidents disposition To-
wards the Bland and Ewing bills j. re-
gurlcl as a matter of great moment by
depuation- OF bankers and others here,
enlisted on ID or the other side Of re-
mobilization, aud resumption and seek
ing 10 influence legislation In accord
aHcc with their views. Holders Of bull
lion are mourning tine peryersity Of the
Senate Finance Committee which Insist
ed on striking out the free coinage icl-
tire Of 5lT. BANDS bill. With the
known tendency Of the Senate to move
cautiously In important matters, ii il
thought ample time for a harrington all
sides will be allowed, befOrci Il takes de-
cided action on either. The delegation
of New York bankers sucCccdcliI ellie
iting nothing more definite from the
President at their interview concerning
his bias, than that he would give the
matter lrCmOnctiZitiOu) his most cITe-
ful consideration.
Senator Eaton has introduced several
bills Of interest TO the shipping interests
of the country and also One providing
a method for deciding disputed Presi-
dental elections, such as the Electoral
Commission was called upon 20 deter
mine. RausOme is prolific in bills, one
of his latest apprOpriating 81 ,0jD, 900 TO
pay certain persons for services To the
Government in the South prior TO 1861.
These include mail contractors refused
payment for proved dislOyalty. IL seems
10 be the impression that Woods joint
resolution, providing for the adjourn
ment Of the Extra Session on the 22nl,
inst. may be adapted, giving such mem
berS Of Committees ~ remain here Il
little time to arrange the business before
them, 50 rs to allow them more time TO
participate in the political warfare
which, it is taken for granted, will be
precipitated directly the regular session
has begun. The President Is reported
to have given very cold comfort to the
delegation Of Republican Senators who
were authorized by their associates 10
call and express the sentiments elected
at the Saturdays caucus relative to the
appointment of Democrats 10 office, and
in favor of holding him 10 the pro-
grammc he announced for his guidance
for the reform Of the civil service. lie
is understood to have replied that he
must depend on his own Judgment in
making appointments and that Senators
must use their own discretion as to con-
firmation or rejection. 1t appears IN
likely to most observers that the pres
ent relations between the President and
the party leaders in the Senate can long
continue exactly ~ they now exist.
Democratic Senators by their action ut
the two caucusses recently held, seem
to imply their belief that the Republic
cans Will be found a unitin favor of al
hitting Kellogg and Corbin; and that
their policy if this view is confirmed,
will be to stavc of a vote to the latest
possible time. Patterson and Bedford,
contestants for Colorado'S seat in the
House, have both been heard by the
Committee in their own behalf, but no
present decision is expected.
DE WITT.
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The ane,crrndp Il. :. Prler.


The above gentleman makes a fimsy
defence through last weeks Athens
Post" lie calls NJ an sorts OF ugly
names, and makes very ugly face az
as. We sympathize with Richard, and
were 1t In our power, We would send
him a box Of worm candy. lie con-
cludcs his windy articles By saying we
are TOO dirty a subject to handle
Then If what we said was without a
foundation, why does he notice it?
Why does he Use a half column in the
Post" to fight such 'dirty subjects -
Richard knows he Is guilty, 1t l. his
conscience that il hurting him-llc
knows hc has been dabbling In politics
through the columns of the "lIol-tOm
McthOdist''-all his readers know IT,.
lie takes all handy occasions TO abuse
Republican leadcrs-for proof of this
we refer TO the ''HOlston Methodist" Of
August 10Th, 1874 and Oct. 9th, 1877
read that Richard and then see who has
lied-rcad all your issues during every
political campaign since your conncc-
ton with that paper, and then see if
thou hast not lied. Richard thou know
est we charged thee not of making a
"polifical harangue' in a church; it
Nas through thy religious paper. We
10 not aim to injurc you or your school (;
We wish you much success in the edu-
cation of the young, and hope You will
reap ajust reward. But then don't try
to make others out liars when the facts
and records are against yOu. We know
you are in a delicate position in Pike
ville-that's a Republican strong hold
and we don't blame you for wanting
by-gOncs to be by-goncs. Its the same
way with Il thief or a periurer-they
always want by-gOnes to be by-gones.
In conclusion ''Bro." allow us to beg
your pardon for letting our readers
know there is such Il man as GREY. II.
y. Pricc"-no doubt hundreds Of them
never heard of you before. And for flu
turc purposes let lis say that we are not
so particular as you-iUst as soon cham
die" Il "dirty subject" as any other.
Had we been otherwise you would new
err been "%handled."
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TEE WAR.
The City OC KaFs Captured by
the Russians!
500 Guns and 10000 Prison.
Taken!
5000 Turks Een Dead on fac
Field!

LONDON, NOV. lS.-An official Rus
sian dispatch, dated Ncron kaleh, sun
dag, Nov. 18th, says: The Russians car
ried Kars to-day by storm. The battle
preceding the capture commenced at s
O'Clock last night and illuminated At :
this morning. Our trophies and losses
are unknown.
LONDON, NOV. lit Is believed Os-
man PasiIa can hold ont till the begin
ming Of December. Russia is nrging
Servia 10 action TO check the movement
OF Mehemct Ali for the relief of Plevna.
The Times correspondent al Belgrade
telcgraphs ~ follows; Gen. HOryato-
yicse has informed the Scryian Govern
ment if it wishes to join in the war ii
should do so Immediately, a. the Turks
are throwing up strong retrcnchmcnts,
mounted with heavy krupp gIns all
along the eastern frontier and are con
ccntrating troops near ClcSSOura and
Tirnova, and may any day determine on
invasion.
4 special dispatch to the Daily News,
dated Ncran kal,h Sunday evening,
says; The fortress any city of Kars with
three hundred cannon, stores. ammll-
milton, cash, etc, fell into Russian
hands. The Turks lost five thousand
killed and wounded, ten thousand pris-
oncrs and many flags. The Russians
loss is about twenty seven hundred.
The Russian soldiers made but triiling
booty and spared the peaceful women
and children. Gen. Louis MclikoH di-
rpctcd the battle during the day.
Grand Duke Michae was present also.
The former entered the city at eleven
o'clock Sunday morning.
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nnr Washington Letter.

WASHINGTON, ID. G. Nov. II, 1877.
After being tossed from the Republic
can to the Democratic side Of the House
and back again for nearly a week as III
4 game of battle-dOOr and shuttle-cock,
Chairman Atkins demonstrating his in
capacity meanwhile by frantic but I'M
successful efforts to again get 1t in his
possession. the army bill at length pass
ed and went to the Senate. There was
no lack of demagoguc appeals during
the debates and the hate still cherihseu
against the army as the II insurmount-
able obstacle in the past to the full fTn-
ition of Democratic hopes and aspera-
tions, Is SO thinly~ invested with the pre-
tense of "retrenchment and reform" as
to deceive no one. The reciprocity Of
goodwill 50 confidently counted on in
return for the many concessions made
to BawbOn prejudice and ill-temper
during the past few months, was look
ed for in vain in the treatment accorded
the army, as it has been in every othcr
matter of legislation undertaken at TINS
| session. Texas members have certain
~ not added much to their reputation
for consistency or ComprChensivCncss
Of view by their several votes as record
ed, ON the bill. But the Senate Com
mittce to which it was referred, prompt
ly spoiled the provision made in 1t for
the / cayalrp regiments to be stationed
on the Mexican and Indian frontiers OF
Texas, by striking outthat f%catrrc. The
point was made that the House could
with quite as much right order the en-
tire army to Texas as any portion of 1t,
virtually annuling the Presidential pc
negatives as Commandcr-in-Chief Of the
land and sea forces of the United States.
The limitation TO 10000 was also disa-
greed to and the numerical strength
restored to the old figure Of $4,000. In
this shape the bill passed the Senate
with a few reductions in the amount to
be appropriated for specific purposes.
A Conference Committee will likely be
asked for. The Navy deficiency bill
passed the House substantially as it
came from the Committee. Finances
san engage the attention of both llous-
cs; and The Record shows that we have
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The st. Louis Chimes was . Grant
paper the other day and remarked:
''rhere are not Il great many men in
this country who would have withStood
the amount of toadying that Grant has,
without Il nearer approach to the sacri-
flee of good sense by a show Of self glo-
~rification. If the General feels more
exalted now than when lie used TO drive
into St. Louis on the top of twO-hOrse
load of wood, nobody can prove it by
his manner or his speech. lie is as
much an enigma to his friends as to his
nnnnncnts.N
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-22

AT the city election in Chattanooga
last Thursday, the thing was mixed up
considerably. Thos. j. Carlisle, (Re-
publican) was elected Mayor by ll0ma Ia
iority over Colburn, working mans
candidate. j. j.. Lowcry (Dcmocrat)
elected Marshal by 50 majority over
Friedman lRcpublican). The Board of
Aldermen. stands six Republican and
four Democrats. Among the new Al
dermen is II. V. Rcdfield the Cincin-
natl Commercials Southern Correspond
cnt. Stanley and Gahagan were re-
elected from the first ward.
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Knnsns as a Corn Country.

Kansas leads every State in the Union
in the yield of corn per acre, being 1873
bushels. Little New Hampshire, strange
10 say, comes next, with n yield Of -.
Vermont follows with 80; Ohio, 3G.7;
Wisconsin, 81; Indiana, Iowa, and Ne
braska, 30; Michigan, 20; Missouri, 27.0
Minnesota, 25.4; Texas and Illinois, %
each. The Hon. Abram llewett should
locate a ranch in Kansas at once. With
moderate exercise he can have all the
.rOru-brcad he needs.
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Gen. Longstrect on the Democrats.

Gen. James LOngstrect, now u resi-
dent of GAINESVILLE, Georgia, has written
a letter to the editor of the Allegan
(Mich.) journal, which closes with this
paragraph:
=, 1t is interesting to witness leaders
and Democrats of the line seeking office
of a Republican President, whose cleo
ton they claim was fraudulent, while
they continue to denounce those of the
South who accepted Office from Presi-
dent Grant, whose election they never
questioned.
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The President ana His Party.

Speaking of the difficulties between
the administration and the Senators, an
Eastern paper says: "The want of har-
mony is not the result of any delibe-
rate and settled purpose, but grows out
of mischicvous and ~ill-advised counSels
around the President, and out Of the
strange lack of a clear and just compre-
bcnsion of the situation. 1t is high time
this misunderstanding were removed,
and We hope there is sense enough in
Washington to see the plain duty of
fine hour.
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DR.. Tut has been cu-
gagged in the practice OF
medicine thiuy years, and
f0ral1ngtimgw was cm1u-
siratoT Of anatomy in the
Medical College Of GC0r-
gis, hgHIo,perou5 using
his Pills have the guIrlu-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
are Tree from all
quaCkcy.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore auisgonist.c
qualities uf a S~irSHGkeH-
IEg fHTgaNrc, and fRy-
UyiHg fCSic.
Their first apparent cf-
feet j. 10 increase the APP
petite by causing the food
70 properly a~similate,
Thus the system is Eour-
ishcd, and by their tonic
action ON the digestive or
guns, regular and healthy
cya1rllioGs arc produced.
The rIpidity with which
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"a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, and
instruction"
IaTPe1'G 5azeEe
ILLUSTRATED,
Notices Of the Press.

The "BazaI'' is the organ Of the fashionable
world, and the eXpOunder Of that worlds laws:
and If rs the authority in all matters of manners
etiquette, costume, and social habits.-"Boston
Traveller"
The "Bazar'' comments itself to every member
of the houschold-tO the children 10y droll ana
nretty pictures, to the young ladies by It's fash
ion-plGtes in endless variety, TO the prOyidcnt
matron by its patterns for the ceild'en's clothes,
TO paterfimilias by It's tasteful designs for en-
broidcrcd slippers and luxurious dlGssing,.
Is uniformly Of great cXCCllcgce. The paper has
acquired Il wide popularity for tho iireside, en-
joymentit affords, and has become an establish
ed authority with the ladiesof America.-'N \.
Evening Post.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-22

The candidates for the State Senate
are W. l.. HARRISON, W. Il. Lane and
r. 4. Sloan, all Democrats, and ID. j..
Harrison, and James Parks, Republic
can. Harrison, HARRISON Parks and
Lane are $50 cent men, and
Sloan is 40 cents" or less. The Demo-
Gratis will generally vote for Sloan, rs
lac seems TO represent the views of %
majority Of that party.
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The Weekly Herald.
NOVEMBER 22d, 1877.

Remember on Saturday Dee. lst 20
vote FOR -. 7. Harrison for Senator.
He f. in favor Of accepting the PROPOSE
ton Of the State creditors to take 60
cents on the dollar.IIe will make us an
honest.nd efficient rcprcsentatiyc-and
moreover he is q life long Republican.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-22

The President thinks OF asking con-
grcs TO reduce hi. salary to So, 900 per
year instead Of 50, 200 as # is now. Dur
ing his first six months i'm Office he has
had to spend only $i,OOo. Let Congress
reduce it, and If anybody don't want
the Office at that price we'll take it.
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TUFTS pills


A distinguished physician Of New Yorl,
Gays;
IT is astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily rounds,
! hear OF them not only among the poor,
but their virtues are acruded from the man
fIons Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ing the inventor from bis long connection
with the medical profession, | have great
confidence In their mcrits. and Of late have
often prescribed them with the happicst re-
suits in cases where / desired to make u DO.
cided impression on the liver
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Ben Butler in Il recent interview,
declared that he was a firm believer in
the strength and prevalence Of the
Republican party. He thought Repub-
lican principles would sweep the coun-
try again to day, and looked for good
work next, which would be Congress
year. Starting with the remark that
the party could not be crushed, Mr..
Butler said: 1t made the President. lie
did not make it. He has the power to
Iniurc it; he cannot ruin it, But if he
does wrong, it cannot only injure but
ruin him.
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IaagE g5LiR wEIsnT n; GOLF.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.

AhIA ~
Aag. ), 1875.
DR.. fUTF:-Dcar Sir:
For teE years ! have been
rmartyrto dyspepsia, con-
st.pation, and piles, and
had well nigh exhausted
the ma,eria mciica for re-
lief from thisiiNing death,
when, BY accident. vJuT
Pills were brought 10 nay
notice. | hogan their use,
and the first dose gave ne
such rri!cithat continued
iCtIkc them. ! am now a
we'll NAV. haNca good ap-
petite, can digcstwell, the
piles have disappeared,
and | have gained forty
pounds in solid Aesh. ]
would not he without
them Tor their weight in
gold.
REV. II. L. SIMPSON.
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r-s:.!;j gAEE ~ yl-sz,

TUFTS PILLS SSf 5bs.a eP Pfi.. sr igo !. IS:
mpr v,n,.=y coa, dictates their adap'ability
~ PI I'm ND 20 noUgish the body, and
- hence their cfhcaCy IN CUr-
TUFTS FILLS 5%ss% %,isS a@S. %$P:5;y' % %s.:
CURE TO2PID LIVER. gishncss Of the liver, and
EH chronic constipation.
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We congratulate our Chattanooga Re
publican friends on their splendid vie
tory last Thursday.
Major Colburn, the Democratic can
didate for Mayor, was also dubbed the
"workingman's" candidate, but the
trick was too thin and the workingmen
saw through it plainly. lie is horny
handed insurance agent, only this and
nothing more. He is a renegade Ke-
publican and now a rising performer"
Major Carlisle will make a live, ener-
retic officer and our entcrprising neigh
bors will have no occasion to regret the
choice they have made.
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st00'Tlne.. yNri0us BLOCKS OF WHO'D INC VOTITV0VT0TV
The young Memorial Monument is coustruc'c"'
of tbeir success. made an effort to chip OH 'he IN
ljSieSs was prcson, "Our Confederate Deau TWO
the spelling matcle of which was badly broken 1he
ing will improve oawas inflicted by adrill beng SCI
The three last boys to blocks ana theh ha",iner'"
were Fred Mansfield, IIor,Wllh some "'''S :,
John Ramsey. The glrnage 70 tIe n'ns"la
their own I'll. the boys all hGrtr T. v ANY ~ 80 ~,
their seats were May Johnston, RoxieS .,ori,I n"s
yora tIorlvioI To.i, pI,'' arson Apcsscd,
Mollic McNabb. go,
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REV. II. L. Salrsoy.

They are perfectly
harmless, can be tax
en- by young or old
without restraint Of
diet or occupation.
PRICE 20 CENTs.
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Square Brick, Key Brick,
Arch Brick, soap Brick,
Jamb, Furnace Tile, Fur
mace iicarths and BOshcs,
Drail Tile, etc.
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A Confederate Monument Dcfaced.
From the Chattanooga Dispatch Of
Tuesday
Some scoundrel or s%coundrels went to
thc Confederate cemetary Saturday
night. and clipped the corners Of the
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am Eeepinga full stock
of one and twO-hOusc Wa
gOns, which | ann Offering
ut lower prices than ever
before offered in this mar
kCt.
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Fire Proof Safes, Burglar
Proof Safes Of all sizes,
Bank Vaults, Bank doors,
Door Frames and Combi-
Locks.
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