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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16
TERMS $500 A YEAR

the whole period of the expedi-
ton. The movement of the troops
was necessarily tedious and the
hardships endured very great.
Gen. Miles, after proceeding 6
miles up Tongue river, discover
signs Of recent Indian encamp-
ments, and pushing on, struck
their full force on the 7th inst.
On the evening of that day quite
a heavy skirmish took place, and
on the Sth the Indians to the
number Of one thousand warriors
well armed and plentifully sup
piled with ammunition appeared
on his front. Gen. Miles attack
ed him, however, with his little
command and succeeded in gain
ing a decisive victory. The loss
of the Indians is hard to estimate,
but is known to have been very
great. The battle field was COW
cred with traces of blood. The
Indians fought with great disper-
alton. r. s
The battle was contested on
very rough and broken ground,
where it would have been impos-
sible for cavalry to ride. The In
dians were entirely on foot and
charged the troops repeatedly. |
Our officers and men displayed
the greatest GOODNESS and courage
and poured deadly vollies into
the ranks of the "hostiles" for
more than five hours. The fight |
ragged as terribly as ever was wit
messed on battle field. A heavy |
snow storm prevailed during a
portion of the fight.
Gen. Miles loss was four killed |
and six wounded.
Gen. Miles pursued the Indians
into Wolf Mountains as far as his
limited supplies would permit.
The command has returned in
good condition considering the
lardships it has endured.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16
Teachers Salaries.

Here is a few remarks from the
New York Tribune about the pro.
posed reduction Of teachers sala.
ries in that State that suits for this
State also. On the subject it
says:
"If we value the efficiency of the
public schools we must pay sal
ary that will attract a more than
common talent to their service,
and induce the best men to. de-
vote thier lives to them. The
same qualities which make a sue
cessful teacher would win success
in other and more lucrative pur-
suits. Cutting down the pay will
surely result in driving out the
class of men whom we ought es-
pecially wish to keep, and con-
verting the schools. into temporar
ry refugees for the unemployed. It
is poor economy which hires only
the cheapest hands for work that
requires trained ability and long
experience" .ur.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16
Joke on Horace Maynard.

The Memphis Avalanche tells 4
good one at the expense of Hon.
Horace Maynard. A man named
Sharpe, a notorious counterfeiter.
who is now serving out a term of
seven years in the penitentiary
at Nashville, once employed our
present representative at Con.
Stantinople to defend him. Mr..
Maynard defended the old sinner
(who was much younger them,
and by a mighty effort brought
about his acquittal. Sharp hand
ed over to his counsel handsome
fee, and then dumped the town"
Mr.. Maynard's chagrin may be-
imagined when he found that his
shrewd client had outwitted him
and paid him in counterfeit mon.
ey. .I--'' -.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16
Gen Miles has Another Fight
with the Indians.

A dispatch dated Tongue Riv-
er, M. T., Jan. 10. says that Gen.
Miles has had another seve re
fight with the Indians, and has
gained another signal vic tory
over them. The Indians consist.
ed of bands of Oheyennes and
Ogalallas under Crazy Horse, and
numbered between 600 and 800
lodges. Gen. Miles command left
this point on the 9th of Decem-
Der, and proceeded up Tongue
River. His command consisted
of five companies of the Fifth In
fantry and two companies of the
Twenty-second Infantry, num- ber-
ing in all about three hunered
fighting men. Through the lack
of transportation General Miles
was compelled to employ a Mon
tana OK team that happened to
be at this point to transport his
supplies. This team he sent out
three days in advance of the de-
parture of the main command un-
der Marjor Charles Dickey, with
two companies of the Twenty-Se-
cond Infantry and one Of the
FIFTH Infantry. After Overtaking
the train with balance of his COM
mand Gen. Miles abandoned the
wagons and drove his oxen, in
order to have them at hand to as
sist in pulling his train up steep
hills and through deep canyons.
At the time of leaving the post a
heavy snow was on the ground,
and severe storms, with intensely
cold weather, obtained during
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16
George Frnn els Train.

George Francis Train thus de-
scribes himself in his own paper;
" | receive no callers, talk with
no adults, make no speeches, Wis
it no theaters, concerts, lyceums
or churches; enter no hotels, res
taurants, courts or public places;
see no interviewers, attend no
dinners, balls or private parties;
make no calls, give no Christmas
presents, make no charitable do
nations, shake no hands, belong
to no club, society or party; court
no sympathy, ask no favors, need
no money, desire no friendship,
seek no Office, have no wish,
possess no aspirations"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16

Bishop Quintard has taken
charge of the Church of the Ad
vent at Nashville, in response to
a recent call from that congrega-
ton. Rev. Mr.. Dorsett; formerly
of Pulaski, is.his assistant.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16
National Teachers ASSocia-
tlon,

State Superintendent Smart, of
Ohio, has issued a call for the
meeting of the National Teach
ers' Association at Washington on
March 1st, End and Sd. The fol-
lowing subjects have been ar
ranged for consideration: Organi-
zation of an Educational Museum,
and provision of plans and means
for its operation; the further con-
sidoration of plans for publica.
tions connected with popularedu-
cation in the South; the proposed
reduction Of salaries, and the re-
lation ofsecondary instruction.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16
Supreme Court Decision.

The Supreme Court of Tennes-
see on Monday last decided that
Rail Road Property in this State
was subject TO taxation by the
State, County, and Corporations.
This will help the Corporation of
Cleveland, and the County of
Bradley, but will be heavy on the
Rail Roads. "
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16

word of explanation. II have
been so grieved that YOU should
be so insulted. / never meant
MY dear young lady, you have
nothing to do with it, and my
feelings are not in the least hurt.n
replied the young man. "Who
could care anything for a person
like the woman we have Just left
could say? But l am amazed
that that should be Miss Sea
bright. l know she is a lady by
birth. | understood that she was
beautiful and gentle. T."
"Oh, Mr.. Harrington, cried Ell
sic, 81 have been such foolish
girl She is not Miss Seabright.
| am Miss Seabright. Lit was
a ridiculous stratagem of mine. |
hated the idea of a betrothal to a
stranger, and | desired that you
should take the initiative in
breaking off the match. But, be-
lieve me, l had no knowledge of
your infirmities, which could be
only a subject for sympathy to
me; and | beg you to forgive me
for placing that coarse woman in
position in which she could in
suit you. Prove it by remaining
with me until | can offer you
some refreshment after your long
journey"
The young man bowed, looked
at her a moment, and then re-
piled frankly:
"Madam, l quite appreciate
your motives and entirely forgive
you. am pleased TO accept your
invitation"
1t was the custom in we'll ar.
ranged houses at that day to send |
guests to their rooms for awhile
before dinner.
Accordingly Miss Seabright or
dered a servant to show Mr.. Har-
rington to an apartment on the
upper floor, and retired to her
own room to dress for dinner.
Ten minutes after her entrance
into this apartment, this servant
brought her a large bundle and a
small note-a bundle several feet
long, and a note few inches
square. She opened the note first
and read these words:
my DEAR MISS SEABRrGHr: al
so have a confession to make.
also, before | met you, had re-
solved that you should be the
Dne to decline the conditions of {
our fathers will, intending after
ward to give you back your share
Of the property. Consequently |
set about devising a scheme; and, ]
'eading my school day letters, it {
occurred to me that no one ever 4
vent through SO many small acci-
lents quite unscathed and unmar
ed before. Iknew that few wo-
nen would choose to marry a
yery hideous man, consequently
concocted a disguise which i
ancied would make me repug- s
lant to the least particular of the +"
air sex. r
"Allow me to lay at your feet |;
ny crutches, which never need =
d, thank Heaven; my hump, 0
which was a feather pillow; the t
kull cap, which did not hide a 8
'ald pate, and all my bandages 4
nd patches. The vermilion which : :
dorned my nose / have removed II
nth a little water; and though | P
btained my invitation to dinner II
nder false pretences l beg to be I,
lowed to pay my respects to you y
n proper person, and to apollo =
ize for my trick, which, after all, n
ear madam, was only tit for tat" .
At first Elsie was unreasonably y
ngry but her anger did not last
)ng.
They met at dinner, and before "
hey parted it was quite conclu- V
ed that they should carry out q
he wishes of their parents by n
greeing to dine together always. - -
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
RATES OF ADVERTISING

Advertisements will b. charged 81 per square
Of ten lines NonpAriel, for the first Insertion,
and ~ cents per SQUARE each subsequent insgT-
tion. 4 liberal deduction will be made 10 those
Who advertise by the year.
Parties sending Advertisements should say
how long they want them published. or they
conlingly.
Announcing names Of candidates for ofhce S5,
90 cash in advance.
Obituary notices making over hye lines, Will
be charged half advertising rates.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16

In the Legislature Mr.. Ford has
introduced a bill to compromise
the State debt at 33t cents on the
dollar. He is too early. Since
our State has to help pay off the
rebel war debt it can be compro-
missed cheaper than 33t cents.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16

When a man detects n missing
button after getting on a clean
shirt, no one in the house is aware
Of the fact. He takes off the shirt
and puts on another, quietly smi.
ling all the time. He never, new.
or, never, speaks Of il TO n soul
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16

The following is a sign in Chi.
cago: Oofercoats, Pandyloons,
Shirts, Necks, Dies, Shoosben-
ders, Goats, und SHOCKING, will
fit you, no matter vat your name
vas. ''
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16

Mental pleasures never cloy;
unlike those of the body, they are
increased by repetition, approx
ed of the reflection, and strength
ened by enjoyment.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16

Friendship is the medicine for
all misfortunes, but ingratitude
dries up the fountain of all good
ness, -.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16

Every man who rejoices in and
circulates SANDER, thereby adver-
tises the fact of his own unwor.
'thyness. % ~
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16

An able man shows his spirit by
gentle words and resoiute ac-
tions; he is neithar hot nor timid.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16

Life becomes useless and insip
id when we have no longer either
friends or enemies.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-24

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-24

Our worthy Auditor" II cntlilrl To
the fullest measure III sympathy.
The story abou, III. place III deposit
or the bonds entrusted 10 his care,
Under the laws of the Stat. IL n cn.
nArd, ~ We suggested lust week mn
after thought u the Auditor. The
fact IA, none oi the bonds passed
through the Arc IL thc safs, but inter
the flight Of Kyte. were found In 4
box under the counter, among
other papers In the room
occupied a. the Trrnsurcr's and Audi.
tors office and not In pigeon hole
In the vault. This IL the statement
made 10 ns By Jno. q, Stradlcy Esq.
on Tuesday. and he was present
whom they were thus dug out. Mr.
Htrnlley further snys, that any mar
To look 1T them and at any paper
that went through the fire In thu
safe. can decide for himself TIM,
these Nsfc not thus exposed. Ihcy
were probably In the box 1T the time
of I'll. lire, and hnsing been thus ta'
ken ont. wrf. silved, M they were
found la the box. Thus the extra
ordinary efforts made. FOR Il conrld
GRAFTON In hand paid" tn renny.a
liner. have established the crosses
and most culpahie negligence IN tn
care md custody u NJ, only the mis-
sinR bond, but IL NIL thu others ~
trusted to the keeping ~ thu Count,
Auditor, by law. We rnppos. though
II would bc ~ easy for the Ttmes Il
| publish TIN truth ~ u II. " IT. rilto
had thu disposition nnh III. trn,l
camc strntting up. cash III liand. IL
II he .loea.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-24

A new banking house n soon IL hc
established nj Civseo by Hon. John
MeHuRh 81 Lawler. We understand
this Ii the outgrowth vi the lAte tom.
pcIancc crisndcs, In which klmbnll
n Fnfnswofth took m active aud
conspicuous pnrt, II IN Hntd III. NEW
banking house II guaranteed two
thirds III The business " GreHeO. Tho
anti.crnsa.lcrs have determined 10
make II business war MI along tho
line. md things prOmir. ~ bn *.
ceetlin.ly warm III that busy hut
wicked little city. l'Ortrfife R,srieT.
Thu people II ,his county were
vain enough TO think that TIN bust.
ncrs wants ~ ,he people. 4 pei cent
u month. md tllr dcrlrablenrrr "
our town and country Ind something
To do With the contemplated new
bank. We presume MI. McHn.h
Will accept dcpnritr, iAHno drafts and
10 such other business a. tho saloon
men may ofrar him M kimball n
FarnsWoith have done, hut ihis In
not TIN lay, age. or place for men ~.
hoMrl with bllslnes. ~cnsc 10 W. IN.
p.riai champions III ihc 1aluon inter.
ct. aud unlcss MI our information,
touching Mr.. Mcliugh IL ut fault h.
IL not The man to become Il marty,
la the intrIrst II whisky.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-24
r. N, colc, Plaintiff.

Z. ~. Colc, Plaintiff
ytNAvs
II, y, KimhAll, and Wife. u. T. kimhA,l,
4 81 Klah,dl. NJ. II kimhull, mud
wife, heirs At law uf n N. kimhall. do.
ceased, AMd John X, Dlnekn,er, pcrM.
tn TIM Defendants Above Named
You arc hereby notified TINT there |,
nav On me- III the oillrc of thc Clerk 81 ths
lllssrlct Court, In and for The CsuMty 81
tleNnftl, State Of lava, y petition Of Plain
,l6s above samed, slaIs.ins of you tho fsra'
closure ON certain mortgage executed Nv
n. u. aud n. u, kiml,nli, on tho llth dMy
az October iH6N. and delivered 10 NcbcCN
Mctirvsor, md now swncd hy and In lhs
possession " plaintiff above NMmeA. ths
samc having hcsH On thr Southeast quar-.
ter ~ III Section nlns (t) Township nine.
II .ninc (ttNl North sfvnnge twelve li9)
west of the tih 4. NJ, In Howard county
iuNn, nni ~ sveNra tho ray mrni III u corr
tain rrnmlsaors note hearing esrn dni.
With illr snld mortgage md esee~ird by
thu suli II, " mil H. =, kimhull, I'll
f~n Hundred AMI thirty l,sllata payable
IL Rsheea Metireynr, t,ctolpf 18th 1910
vii. Interest MI TN raj, VI ten rer cont
| per nnnnn,, amounting w thu aggregate II
slld.aO rald petition viii pray far fore
closstv " sall mortgage against MI defs
and their Interests In ar claims 10 sal.
rrelaisss Le ,irrrred forever harrel nsainsl
plAinlIils mort gNye lieh md personal
Judgment against II. +. kimhall, for M
amount due IN AHld note mud eoatsi M
personal Judgment II asked against any
DEFENDANTS except u, +, klmlall Ana
TINT unless you appear thereto and defend
lMfars noon of tha aeeoAd Aay NJ the nsNl
term IL tho sail teari appointed 10 BE- hell
III the tsMrt tlouss In Aall County, com
nracIng % The oeth day u October 1877
your default Will b. entered md juAg
inent rendered against you thereon, IN NO
eoltlansc With the prayer sf Naid petition.
BAinE Il WOODWARD,
aat4 Attys for rlAlatIK.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-24
NeselssleHs Adopted By Csssce ledge
No. TAI. o. q. 7 Avg, 70, tess

Wn1Rr,s. The Republican state
Convention, dill ~ ,he 27,h day ~
Jun. 4. ID. isI7, d. Drs Mnines. Iowa,
pa, In nomination for Governor, one
John II. Gear, and.
WHEREAS, In said nomination W.
discover an inclination ~ pan,l.r ~
tho wishes and designs " the OF.
ponen,s Of Temperance Reform"
and.
WHEREAS. W. ~ Il temperance or.
Hanixnticn would prove lccrcani ~
our principles ~ such, II W. did not
unhe~i,atingly aud unqualiile.lly de-.
nounor the action Ut snil convention,
80 far All The nomination IN tl,r sai,l
John II, Gear III concerned, nv sub.
sefsivu III the best lntcrcsts ~ the
great temperance movement, and
calculated 10 rctnrd the ilunl sue.
cess III the same, ind.
MMEMSAs, John II. Gear Ii not Il
WusfSsWuSV UNWs A0A w HyUVWtWy
With tho prcscnt temperance move
mcnt, therefore,
Resolved. Tint In tho opinion III
this Lodge. 10 support anil enndi'
date tot Governor of Iowa, would be
t0 violate our cherished principle,
and aIins, ~ we'll aa our obligations
KTsniped. Tint W. viii no, hr ror,
sun.lea into the support u John II
Grar. for Governor 81 the ktate 81
Iowa. because In 80 doing VI wuul,
abandon la II great degree tn
grn,lnd already gained, and loar Wv,
sympathy and support III All Hoo,
and true men uuI women, ~ wrl
out of our ORDER IA In II.
Resolved, Tint n copy " ihcs,
resolutions be- furnished our count,
papers and thu luwn Investigator tol
publication.
Dn. Il, A. MrnnlAM.
J. i. PAINE, Committee
A. SMITH I.stn.
creHcO, Iowa. AMR. II, 1s77.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-24

To William lsaskey, Or The unknewA owner
III tho following described premises
ion arc hereby notified ,hal .he follow
I'M described real estate, situated IN. llsw.
Ard County, loNn, to-wisi
Lots nlnc ~ and ten liOl IN hlsck No,
twsnty.ssvent (97), In tho towa u Limo
Apslnga Station according 10 the recorded
pint thereof, WAS snll for the taxes Of 1879,
On .hs "a day VI November ls7A, ~ II.
Wldncr, that lhs certificates II vale thsse.
IL have basn Assisnsd 10 and aFs now
owned BY No and that Tho right of reAcmp.
,ien Will expire and : Treasurer dssd Tor
sail land viii BE- made, unlsas redemption
from sneh sale ho made Within ninsty days
from The completed service oi thla notice
yon Will govern yourself accordingly.
Dated this <th day u August ia17
letJ j. \. BOOTH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-24
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-24

Arr yen 4 dependent sufferer from Sick
Headache, unhitusl GostivrM~ss. ralpltn.
tatian of the Iluartl Have you Dizziness ii
the HsAdl II Your nervous systein icpl.s.
sedi Does your IIleod circulate badly I
Have you Cough Low HpIrI,ri Canning
Np II ,Lc food after sallngf ~, ~. All
NJ ihrsc nnd much more nru Tie direct ro~
sui. II Dyspepsia. liver Complaint and IN.
digestion. unssA's Ar0usT FlawsM II
nov acknowledged by Nil Druggists To ~
\ positive cure. 400 .0tDO EUlties were
given away IN the h y. through Druggists
W tho people - 4 trial. Two dUsss viii
satisfy any person VI lsa wonderful quail,
" IN curing MI forms u indigestion. bsm.
pie bottles 10 ets, Regular sire ~ cs
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-24
.Vsnficv ~ kr1tertts.

TO w. W, barnard, Royal " HARVARD,
/. a. III. John. and u. \. Williams, ~
unknowM owners Of the following d..
scrlbcd lands
You and each of you viii take nssles,
sl.at ii O Adjsurasd TAx Bale, held ~ M
treasurer Office 10 Cresco, IN Howard
County, Iowa, w the ~ day Of Novsahes
1874, ihs following described fcal proper.
", to.wln Lot 10, In Black ~, situated In
Florrmcrsillc. In aid county. wAs sold "
llcnr, Milaer, nnh ALDO ~ IN adjourned
sal. held VI The tlnea aforesaid. Oh the ID
slny of November i<7j; Lot / II md III.
in iInrk .. In FlaItneesllle, Mas sohl Tor
iases IL sad Milnsr. and nlsp IN AnId III
lsv III November ls7l, f.Dt i aAA III Ia
islaek u, and l,lork aud 10. III Florence
VILE, wns sold FIR taxes 10 Il. W. Gawasd
nnd alsn NJ ,l,e tih,o AMI place aforesaid
block and ~, was sold fur tAxes 10 u
" llabcock, md the certificates ef eAl,
were by said cawnfd and l3ahooc< hrsl.n
vtl 10 tho undcrtignc,l NIL NJ saiG lescrlbet
property II situated In Florcneesillc, How
ard cOAnty, Iowa,
Now unless yum redeem saia lands from
saIl sales within M days from thu day q
completed service hereof your respective
right VI redemption will expire and dcV'
bs given To the undersigned,
dated this Z. lay NJ Ana 1877
4e,a HENRY WlDSER
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-24

The depreciation III the value u
the rrnl estate In thr three HtAtrs III
New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio
during the part eight years, amounts
to u sum sufficient ~ pAy OF our en-
tire National debt. Mitchell County
NrHx.
Let ~ see. TINT IN 19.l1l. 2eo. on
depreciation IN the real estate valn
atioh OF the three states named. i
such = flMt evidence Of financial
pro1priity' i the policy Of contrac.
tion thnt has cMnscd such shrinkaGs
In value 10 the people 10 ln com.
nienslnh nnd continued, md II 80 fui
Mhusc benefit?