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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-16
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sermons.

Sermons, like books, are differ
emily estimated by different per
sons. One likes a sermon be.
cause he likes its author, anoth-
erfor its sound theology, another
for lis pretty rhetoric, another
for its, ''lroy whine;" anothe likes
it because it's eXtemporized,, an
other becausc.it is written, anoth-
er because it makes him feel
good--eases his conscience, ano-
Their because it makes him feel
bad-makes him cry; another
likes it because it hts BIZ Jones.
another because it hits John
Smith; but nobody ever liked a
sermon because it hit himself.
1t is easier to criticiso a sermon
than it is to makeone. ia A ser
mon is a work of art, and "a man
can no more makea sermon with
out work without mental and
spiritual discipline, than a pain
tercan put on canvass a beauti-
.ful landscape without oil and
brbSh-Mithout the spirit and ge-
MUS of the true artist. ~,
Those whom God calls to make
sermons Heprepares for that work.
The people sometimes call a man
whom God does mot. Uhrist's
disciples took a three years
course of theo!ogy. Paul was a
college man Of his day, He stud
led the best Grqeiar philosophy,
lie studied theology under Gam
abel His discillipe and close
discrimination may be seen in all
his sermons. Aside from their
Inspiration the sermons of Paul
are models of beauty and power.
sermon on Mars llill was
IN cxtemporaneons effort. He
sometimes wrote Ills discoprses.
opIiis written sermons are
recorded in The new tie ;tahent.
Peter preaqRad Il powerful sex-
temporaneous sermon on the day
Of Penticost. His|tdxt may be
in the Book. Of Joel. q He
wrote two excellent sermons.
i
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y Johnson City CORE pondent
of the Knoxville Chronicle says
IL 4lIe fruit oFai, in that section
is not all nipped in the bud, as
many thought, but that Upper
East Tennessee will have a con
siderable quantity Of peaches.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
FEBRCARY 10, 1871.
W. s. TIProN, h.fsal
W.. o. WIGGINs,
The Legislature,

H ""
This honorable O. body is sin..
ply doing nothing except draw.
ing pay. T~yro-thirds of their time
gone and notliug done yet. 1t is
hardly probable that the leading
Democratic money-lords, who
own lhg Legislature willlet it re.
peal lhdten per cent law. Al
though tlree-fourtiIs of that body
promised their eoustihentstlat ii
elected they would vote to repeal
II. They will fool away their time
and have some excuse when they
come home. Ii is not probable that
the dog law" will be repealed.
tennessee is becoming q sheep
growing State, and consequently
the dog law is growing a little
.norc popular than it was just ar
9 10 I"2HSSs
The school law is Also being
iinkcrcd with.
It's our opinion that The school
law had better be let alone. 1t is
true that il, like all other laws,
has its defects, but taking all
things into consideration, 1t had
better be let alone for fear it
could be worsted.
The bill introduced 70 reduce
the salaries Of Circuit and Chan
Gerry Judges will be a good thing
if passed, Those officials receive
too much pay Tor the amount of
labor theyplEform,
Another thing much needed is
a!changc in the road laws of the
State. It1obks to us as III they
might be improved considerably.
With the soil Tennessee has, it
should have better roads than
any State. Allthat is necessary
is to force them to be built.
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From LouIsyiIIe Commercial.

The partisan Tilden organs are
one by one bringing out their
mud catapplts and shooting filth
al the erinine Of the Judges who
sit on the commission. They
would.t throw dead cats and bunch
es of garlic at the twelve apostles
on the same provocation, The
organs lack impartiality.
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A Reform Democrat in TrOu-
hte

\ Cincinnati special says: Eph.
Holland was arrailhedin the Uni
ted States Court today to answer
the charge orbeing implicated in
fraudulent voting ut the October
election. His bond was fixed at
$4,000. Upto the present wri
ting he has not secured bonds
men. Ns
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Mark These Facts.
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
Ge1leway8G
PILLS

TLsl 10 appetite; Hclloway.s Pills
gave me a hearty one" "a
"YOur Pills are marvellous"
Il send for another box, aud kecp
them in the house"
"Dr. Holloway has cured my head
ache that was chronic" ~
+" Ignve one Of your Pills tony bale
for cholcra-morbus. The dear little
thing get woll ia a day"
MY nausea Of a morning is now
Gu ID"
''Your I4s Of Holloway's Ointment
cured me Of noises in the head. j
rubbed some Of your Ointment behind
the ears, and the noise has left"
"Scnd me two boxes; / want one
for a poor family"
81 cnclose a dollar; your prize is %
cents, but ihe medicine to me is worth
a dollar
"Scnd ne five boxes Of your Pills"
HLet me have three boxes Of your
Bills by return mail; for Chill e Fever.
/ have over two hundred such tcs-
timonials as these, but want of space
compels me to fonclqaa, 5r
For g~ONTANEOUS DISORDER
and all cruptions Of the skin, this
is most valuable. 1t does
not heal externally alone, but penc-
trntes with the most searching effects
to the very root Of evil.
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IkiShOD Lee 10 HING.

A special from Salt Lake City
says: The exceptions taken TO
the rulings and sentence of John
ID. Lee, the Mountain Meadow
murderer, %overruled by Supreme
Court ofthe Territory to-day and
the second district court ordered
to fix another day for his execu-
ton. 1t is probable that an ap
peal will be taken to the United
States Supreme Court.
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Eight with Crooked whisky
.UcaIers.s

An Atlanta special says: Fri
day nights detachment of United
Stales soldiers accompanying a
Revenue agent was ambnShcd by
The Illicit kdistillcrs in Gilmore
county and Let. MCINTYRE, Com
pany f., Second Infantry, killed.
y detachment sent to recover
the body is said to have killed
three of the distillers before re
covering Mcintyre.
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The "HcW Issue" of the Bank
Of Tennessee.

From the Knoxville ChrQnicle G:
Our readers are aware that {
judgment was recently rendered
by the Supreme Court Of the
State in favor of the note7holder>
of the Bank Of Tennessee; that is
the holders of what is known Il,
the new issue of the bank. These
notes, orr readers willremcihbef,
were issued By authority Of the
State,under the administration OF
Isham,Gt. Harris, andihGaid OF the
rebellion. The opinion of the
court was concurred i'll by Judges
Deadefick, Mcfarland and Tur-
ney. Judge Sneed and Acting
Judge Mayield %dissented. The
result of the decision, to give all
the effects ofthe bank to the new
issue holders.
A more glaring piece of inius-
tice was never henetraied
against an innocent people. 1t is
a swindle in the name and under
cover of law. We presume the
next step, in the interest Of the
few spectators who hold this is
sue, Will be to declare the tax
payers liable to them for these
new issues. and then an addition
al burden in'tho shake Of. higher
taxes. As stated above, these is
slles were in the interested rebel
lion and, as amatter of fact, their
payment is barred by Law. Rnt
the spectators who hold them
purchased them at from to 10
cents on the dollar, knowing that
it would be difficult to make posi-
tive proof Of their character. In
this they judged correctly Every
well informed man knows that
theywere issued in aid of.treason
and rebellion, but it was not,pos-
to make the proof, or at
least it was not done.
And this is one Of the transac-
tons in the interest qf q ring of
Spectators who for the past sew
en- years have fed and fattenel on
the hard earnings of the taX-pay-
ers. And the delectable Burch,
the slippery eel of the Nashville
American, the Barnacle, of the
State capitob the Oily hypocrite
who presides oyer the big Dem
ocratic organ, the 0rgan of these
spectators and public swindlerss
has the eArontery to talk about
'preserving the public funds"
a majority Of those who
have been connected with the
State Government in the past
sevenyears have made money by.|
. - q
thousands, Some Of them
made fortunes, II has been
by Democrats thatmem
befs OF the Legislature have
made large sums Of money cut oil
their connection with the Legis-
on Il salary of. 81 per day
only aicw weeks in the year.
One ot.them, it is said, purchased
fine blooded stock. Another, who
was a candidate for re election tot
The Senate last summer, is said TO
have paid a 5000 debt out of
his $500 per diem, and then had
.aoncy to spare. Hobs was Comp
collier FOR a few months, when he
,sacame suddenly alarmed at the
i~,,,r,;1;l,. Of Iho 'SinIn onnftn1'
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Tho Atlanta Constitution got
off the following wEeN II heard Of
the decision Of the Grand Com.
mission the Florida case:
"What the country needs is
immigration, more railroads, more
honest men and two more demo
Gratis on the national returning
board" 1'''''
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Hollcway'a Pills
Invariably cure the following diseases,
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.

In all diseases affecting these organs,
whether they secrete too much or too
little water; or whether they be attic
ted with stone or gravel, or with aches
and pains settled in the loins over the
regions Of the kidneys, these Pills
should betakcn according to the prin-
ted directions, and the Ointment
should be well rubbed into the small
of the back at bed time. This treat
ment will give almost immediate re-
lief when all other means have failed.
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For stOmachs Cut OrOrder.

No medicine will so cffcctually i'm
prove the tone of the stomach as these
Pills. They remove all acidity occa-
stoned either intemperance or impro-
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ring all disorders Of liYerand stomach.
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The eminent. Lawyer Chas,
O'Conner Of New York called on
the Presidept Il few days since
andapologized for letter he had
written about the President.
Grant assured the gentleman he
had never heard of the letter.
O'Conner left. e
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CAUTION

None are genuine unless the sigma
ture Of j, HAYDocK, as agent for the
United States, surrounds each box of
Pills, and Ointment. A handsome
reward will be given to any Que rem
dering such information as will lead
to the detection of any party or par
ties counterfeiting the medicines or
vending the same knowing them to
be spurious.
Sx*Sold at the mannfactory OF Pro,
fessor HOLLOWAY & Co., New York,
and by all respectable druggists and
dealers in medicine throughout the
civilized world, in boxes at Is cents,
81 cents and one dollar each.
E5Erhere is considerable saving
by taking.the larger sizes. us,
N. R-Directions for the guidance
Of patients in every disorder are af-
fixed to each box.
Office, liz Liberty ST., New York.
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; The Chicago Inter ocean says
cX-Gov. Palmer and Senator
Trumbal of Illinois both leading
Democrats, went to a negro Ball
in New Orleans. 1t says they
would "SwingC Corners and "Bal,
ance All as gracefully as any Of
the "otler niggers."
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Harper's Bazaar!
Illustrated.
Notices of the Press.

For strictly household mnttcy4 aud dress,
HARrER's BAzAR Is altogether the lest pub.
lislcL T0rtako II Is Il mnttar of economy. No
lMly can gQorl 10 b. without 1t. .for the inior-
natioli il gives will save her very mmrh more
money than the subscription price, besides Civ
ing the household aud interesting literary visi-
tOr.-Chicagu journal 1875 rt1
HARPER'S BAzAR Is profuscly illustrated,
and contain. stories, poems, sketches AMI ESSAYS
Of Il most attractive charatteE* - In Ia litcrn-
nv anil artistic features, the BAZAR IL tnIurs-
~tlonably the best journal its kind in the coun-
try.--Saturday Evening Gazottc, Boston.
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Cali, the scene of the South
American massacre, about which
so much has been said, is a town
or 1000 or 5000 Inhabitants, stu
ated in the department Of the
Cauca, In Columbia or New ren
ada, 1t is ON hewestern decliv-
.ity or the Andes, near the Cauca
River, and is seventy miles north
Of Popayah, one ofthe first towns
built by the EHrppeans in that
part Of South America. The in
habitnts were Or tlic wealthy,
conservative CLASS. Just what
part. they played in opposing the.
government troops is not made
plain in the dispatches, but it is
certainothat many, Of them met q
cruel fate at the hands Of the in
furiatedI soldiers, Nie govern
condemned the outrage,
but did not remove the general in
command,
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1t had been A9pqA that the
Democratic, memberst Of tho
Grand Commission would rise
above partyrand agree with hlhe
others that Hayes q Whes,9f Had
been fairly elected by ting Legal
votes of the United States. But
tho,. didr,t tnc ri, I.o'ySa 'h1t
'Lllll ~ 0u1
iGold is going down--only worth
$lO5J in New Ydrk-another in.
dication that Hayes IL Wheeler
will be innagirattd.r The public
have confidence. 9 %. HI
-----T-- HI .
~ IL IA tI,I IIax,npN ,honp.
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Itis thought that Hayes, elnnc+
90 are s to Tilden's 4 rp NJ.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
John Carper kiIis His Baugh-
ter, Grand-Daughter,
and Himself.

One Of the most horrible Occurrcn-
ces that has ever taken place in this
county occurred last Friday night. An
old and respectable gentleman 10y the
name Of Carper moved to this coun-
~ about two years ago from Nash
vile, brignIng with him a widowed
laughter, Mrs. jenkins, and her little
daughter about seven years old. They
settled about eight miles south Of
Cleveland and seemed to be leading a
peaceable life, until last Saturday
night when the family failed TO arise
at the usual time and the suspicion
of the nighbors were aroused that
something was wrong. Mr.. w. L.
Walker, a son-in-law of Mr.. CIrpcr,
went TO the house and found all the
doors and windows fastened. lie
however made the entrance by one of
the windows. Upon entering the bed
room he there found the horrible sight
Of Mrs. jenkins and her little daugh-
ter with their Threats cut from ear to
ear, and old MAJ Carper lying on the
floor with II bullet hole through his
head. Carper lived till Saturday eve
ming when he breathed his last. From
the circumstance the unanimous be
lief is that Carper murdered the
daughter and her child and then shot
himself. The house was not robbed,
nor had it the appearance of any ono
having done the deed except Carper.
Carpcr's gun was found lying empty
at his feet. He was an avowed an
thiest, and has been heard to remark
on one or two occasions that he had
better kill himself and family and get
out of this world. Mr.. Carper WAS
Il highly respectable old gentlemen,
and his daughter Mrs. jenkins was
beloved by all who knew her. The
said affair has cast a gloom over that
whole community.
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Thursday, Oct. 45h. at the residence
of the brides father, by Rev. w. c.
DIily-Mr. Franklin Pearcc to Miss
Emclinc Felkcr, all of Bradley coun-
ty.
At the residence of Mr.. j. P. Lea in
Mcigs county-Mr, 7. j. Boyd, of
Polk county, TO Miss Lizzie Lee, for
merly Of this place.
We wish Tom and his young bride a
long and happy life.
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Advertised L etters.

Samuel Browan; Mrs. Lizzie Blake
Col. Charley Blllew; John Benford;
Mrs. Phebe Cochran; VIM. C0chrin;
Mrs. Ann Chitwood; Phillip Carr;
Bradley Coroner; IL. II. barley; Miss
Alice Farley Master Grange County
sitc); Mrs. A. Z. Graham; Daniel OF
j. w. GOWNS; Miss Ida Hunt; r.. j,
Hogan; Miss Oatharine 10 hnsOn;
Mr.. A. Maxwell; Bony McCary; r,
I'll. Martin; Gains Pervin. James Rat
cliff; M. B. Sheridan; Robert Stevens;
George Sigler; Col. Jasper Smith; B.
+. White; w. G.. Willis; s, Y. Wat
son; r. A. Young. S. HUNT,
Oct. 10th. p. M.
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Our Aldermen and their Ac.
lions.


1t will be remembered that in 1871
the board of aldermen leased u certain
amO unit of Lea Street to the property
holders on said street provided said
property holders would use it only for
ornamental purposes and also build a
substantial gravel pa vement in front
Of the lots on said street. The prop
osition was accepted by all and COM
piled with by most of the parties in
terested. But in looking over the city
records the other day we notice that
the present beard of aldermen have
taken it upon themselves to make Il
deed and title to said property hold
ers-thus giving them at least two
hundred 1olllrs worth Of property
each for nothing. We don't see by
what authority the board are doing
such Il business, but if they have
started out to help everybody they
should pay every citizen of the iowa
an equal amount in money. They
have no more just right to give any
man or set of men two or thrG1 hun =
dred dollars worth of property thll
they have any other citizen the same
amount of money. They were electc d
to take care of the interest aad prop
erty Of the citizens OF Cleveland aud
not to give it away. They have done
what every board for the last six
years have refused to do, and that
which Justice said they should not do.
On Lea street they have given away
five thousand dollars worth of prop
erty at the least calculation. 1t
would haye been just as honorable for
them to have taken five thousand dol
lars out of the corporation treasury
and given it to the said parties, as
the way in which they have done it.
The action of the board in this case
is becoming the subject of general
comment, and not without a cause.
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A match game of base ball was play.
ed near New Prospect last Saturday
evening between the Prospect Club
and the lleralds OF this place, which
resulted in a victory for the country
boys by a score Of Is to 10. The
result was a surprise to nearly all
present. The country boys showed
that they were not lacking IN muscle
and activity. Another game between
the same clubs will be played in this
place on Saturday, Oct. goth.
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The sheIhY,Ime Conference.

The Tennessee Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church is in SEES
sion at Shelbyville, Tennessee, Bish-
oP Harris presiling. Among other
proceedings, by mutual agreement
and in accordance with an expressed
desire of a majority of the members,
it was decided to organize a new and
separate Conferen &c Of colorcd mem
beers, to be known as the Central Ten
nessee Conference.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-11

1t is the duty of every person who
has used BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
to let its wonderful qualities be known
to their friends in curing Consumption,
severe Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneu-
monia, and in fact all throat and lung
diseases. No person can use it with
out immediate relief. Three doses will
relieve any case, and we consider it the
duty Of all Druggists to recommend it
to the poor dying c%onsumptive, at least
to try one bottle, as $4,000 dozen bot
ties were sold last year, and no one
case where it failed was reported.
Such a medicine as the GERMAN SYR-
UP cannot be too widely known. Ask
your Druggist about it. Sample bot
ties to try sold at 10 cents. Regular
size 75cents. For sale by DR.. A, D..
Scruggs.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-11

R0bertson's Bookstore has been
removed to the Postonlce Book
store, and a new stock of Station.
cry added to it, such as School q
Blank Books Of all kinds, Jewel
nv, Inks, papers, envelopes, &c.
Also a full supply of the latest
Novels. Magazines and period
Gals, and in fact everything usu
ally kept in a first class Station
cry Store.
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A Good Paper.

The Rhea Springs News is steadily
improving. 1t is now n ofour most
welcome visitors, and,is getting to be
one of the best weeklies in the State.
Many of its exchanges have failed to
speak of it as they should We sup
pose it is selishness-afraid of injur-
ing their own circulation in Rhea
county.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-11

Alexander Stephens and old Boil
Tombs are working hard to have the
President put HerSchel V. Johnson
on the Supreme bench. All that is
necessary TO conciliatc the Southern
Democracy is to give them all the of.
fees. Will President Hayes consid-
or the matter?
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-11

The annual Conference of the M.
e. Church, South, meets in this place
on the Oath. 1t is usual on such oc-
casion for that body to visit u Gem
etry where u great many of their
brethren are buried, and we are re-
qucstod to ask parties having control
of graves to have the same cleaned
off so everything will make a better
appearance.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-11

There is relief for everybody suffer
ing from bad digestion or biliousuess,
causing headache, pains in the limbs
and bowels, dizziness, constipation
drowsiness, &C., &C., blythe use of DIR.
Harris Ambitious Discovery. 1t has
been tried in hundreds of cases and
rarely we fails to bring relief.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-11

BY reference to a card else
where it will be seen that DR.. La
Far will lecture at the NJ. L.
Church South on tomorrow night,
We notice the press speak very
highly Of the Doctor. A full
house may be expected