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lowed up on the 9th tho astonishing success
she achieved OH the Sth the whole fleet at
Newport News would have been DESTROYED
or captured. Fort Monroe would have
been at her mercy, the James River would
have been closed to the Union, aud our
whole Atlantic scaboayd would have been
IN peril. The little Monitor had begun a
new era in naval warfare, the era Of tho
last fifteen years, and tho one which is to
DC succeeded by that of the movable torpc-
90, which, properly developed, will neutral
ize,thc great monitors that now form tho
main strength Of all modern navics.-
Lieutenant Jones at ouco recognized that
the imprcgnable turret was hcncefu.th to
5c tic chief feature of naval construction,
anG did not hesitate to so express himself
The building of the screw steamer
princeton was one of the nlilcstones of pro-
gress the use Of shell guns was second :;
the Monitor was Il third aud now comes
The movable torpedo, whose successful ap-
pI:cation will eventually make great navies
things of the past, and the world will glad
" get rid of such enormously extensive ma
riuc establishments
On the side Of the Conroderatcs, Lieut..
Catesby Jones in this historic battle bore
himself with distinguished gallantry and
the success Of the Monitor was chiefly due
to the skill and bravery Of her two engin.
GERS, Alban q. sinners and Isaac Newton,
who believed i'll their unried vessel, kuew
most about her, aud dared to take all risks
inside OF her plated turret.-M Y Sun.
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A passenger on one of the Midland Rail
road trains has given to the Middletown
IN. W Press sensational account of
recent thunder storm. The train was near
Walton, and the storm was terrible There
was crash after crash of thunder, with blind
ing lightning, accompanied by deluge of
rain and hail. At one time the train seemed
to be enveloped in sheet of electrical fire.
A fearful crash proceeded, and instantly the
engine was in volume of electricity, balls
OF fire cncirclng the driving wheels az
they rcyolved with lightning rapidity. En-
glneer Sanford beheid the phenomenon with
wonder and awe, and, supposing that the
end OF all things was at hand, involuntarily
shut off the steam. Nearly every person
ON the train experienced a severe shock
A large tree by the track was shattered.
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Ben Montgomery, rarely successful and
capable colored man, formerly slave Of
Jef Davis brother, has recently died in
Mississippi. When slave he was largely
the manager of his masters estate, which
he purchased after the war for $3.50 900 in
gold. He also became the owner of Presi-
dent Davis place as we'll as several other
plantations, and altogether this ex-slase had
a remarkably thriving career.
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10 HELP A CALLA LILY TO BLOOM
Be sure it has good rich soil water with
very warm water, with little ammonia or
bone dust added once in week or two.-
Every morning pour boiling water in the
saucer of the pot the lily is in, and give it
plenty of heat and sunshine. I have two
pots Of lilies and have two flowers on one
and one flower and two buds on the other
En-.
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We ought never to believe evil of any
one till we arc certain OF it, We ought not
to say anything that is rude and displeasng
even in joke, and even then we ought not
to carry The joke too far.
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a fair reputation is plant delicate in
its nature and by no means rapid in its
growth. It will shoot up in night like tho
gourd Of the prophet; but, like that gourd,
It may perish in the night
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The secret of running boarding house
probably, is to fnd out just what youc boar
doris don't like, aud then feed 'em lots of it.
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Leaving Tor export. CT GOO
And, rs the article referred to says in
conclusion: "Last September our spinners
Here bare Of stocks, having allowed them to
hn down, as the growing crop promised
during the summer q very full yieli.-
Should any circumstance lead manufactur-
ers to stock up this year, Of course to Just
that extent their demand would be increas.
cd and the above surplus for export be d.
ms ished.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-04-19
HAMPTON ~ .sGOYernOr.,

The Chicago Inter Ocean hits
the nail on the head. Speaking
of Hampton it says every time
he signs his name as Governor he
certilies that the freedom of suf-
frage has been violated. Every
time he issues an executive order
he gives notice to the world that
the State Of South Carolina is in
the political control Of a minori-
ty-under the rule Of a mob 4!
This is the serious, the startling
feature Of the South Carolina and
Louisiana situation. 1t is not sim
ply the misfortune Of Democrat
ic oantrol Of those States, though
that is bad enough, since such
control cannot but result in the
infinite suffering of the colored
citizens; but is a realization of
the portentious fact that is impos,
sible for a mob of armed militia
to overthrow a legal State gov
eminent and usurp the places of
the legally chosen State officials;
and this, too, with the tacit, itnot
actual, open, sanction the nation
al government.
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The Weekly Herald.
west Tennessee Crops.

A correspondent Of the Mem
ibis Avalanche says: Tho wheat
cropin Dyer, Gibson, Lauderdale ,
Crockett, ank some portions of
Madison is very good. In the
eastern portion Of Madison and
Henderson counties, the wheat is
very poor. There is a great deal
sown in all these counties. The
peach crop is going to be short.
There is a scope Of country from
here to Newbern, thence to Dy-
crsburg, in which there will be
Utmost afull crop Of peaches;
but in nearly all the country sur
rounding this the frost has done
its work. There is considerable
preparation for tobacco raising in
a portion Of Dyer county. Farm
ors have commenced planting
corn.
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The Foreign War.

The dispatches from st. Peters.
burg say the Russian govern
ment will declare against Turkey
on the DIST of April. The Russian
army will probably advance the
following order:
The right wing, which is the
weakest portion, crosses the Du-
lister at Ohaleyn and Gols, along
the Austrian frontier to Pashany Y;
the center goes by rail to Pashany;
the left wing, the strongest, will
cross the Danube between REM
and Ismal.
Special dispatches fix Thursday
rs the probable day for the en-
harkation Of the Russian Bmbas-
~ at Constantinople. The Mont
lnegrin delegates left CONSTANT
nople Yesterday for home via Cd
essa. The different Montenegrin
corps are at their posts, but re-
on the defensive.
Skirmishing between tho Nerd
and Turks con inucs,
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sm soFts erNsns

81. tuypib. ,roo, C.u
erp Hotel in 81 Lat -.
.,usaJ H. 'F,h ,V"
-. VI 1ho
Do'iug'' IH''e"u o. MY The
Hamilton Wooden mills qt Pat
terson Nd. was burned. Loss,
100000.
II. Kennedy &, q, or NJ.
York have failed. cop.ino oroat
"eolinc III almost
az mn VI StT'"s'
resident hayes has chosen the
Soldiers Home" formerly occu-
pied BIZ Lincoln. a. his SIMMER
residence.
The clark or tbo Uorso or C,r
cross;sa~taa,i." ool
Inu, toot;a, oOo 'e's
~" '"0'i'' u give 'he org'iiiZa-
~" Vi INC next congress 10 the
Democrats.
Grain is taking a rise, caused
by tho prospect of a foreign war.
A Mail coach was robbed in
Kansas near Baxter spring last
Saturday.
The grasshoppers have made
their appearance at Milford, Del.
aware
The American Basket Compa.
ny's factory has been burned
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Decline Ira PrOnerfy.

The remark Of a Bourbon jour
nal that property in South Caro-
DINA has declined $4,000, 900 in
the last eight years under Re
publican rule provokcs the re-
tort from the indianapolis Jour
nal that property in Democratic
Missouri has declined in value
over 300,0N,000 under Democrat
&c rule. That sort Of rule works
that way only, and it is a bad
rule that won't work both WAYS,
heaSuiNc Commcrcial.
Look at TENNESSEE when she
was under Republican rule her
lands were worth something.
Since it has got under Bourbon
rule our lands and property have
declined over fifty per cent. Il
farm or town lot in Bradley coun-
ty that would have sold in 1866
for $4,000 can now be bought for
$1,000. The people of this State
know the facts Of these state.
ments too. well for their own
good.
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Am opinion OEThornburg,

We find the following in the
Knoxville Chronicle, being an ex-
ira from a private letter not in
tended for publication: 81 never
knew a man to mako more char
acter, in so short a time, than
Thornburg. Men are here from
every section of the country, and
nearly every Republican regards
this thing of appointing? Demo
Gratis as a humbug, and they ex-
press the greatest admiration for
Ihornburg's judment and pluck
N opposing it. To-day he is look
cd TO as the leader Of the South in
Congress, and the Presidents
best friends respect his courage
and independence.o
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Republican gaiuln the West.

A special to the New York
Tribune says; Western friends Of
the President have written to
him calling his attention to the
great Republican gains that were
made in the municipal elections
last week, especially in Chicago
and st. Louis. These former of
the cities gave a majority Of
about 5000 to the Democratic
candidates in November, but
elected Republican candidates
last week, by about $4,000 MAORI
%ty-making a Republican gain Of
about 1900. Much of this was
undoubtedly due to the, local
causes; but the fact hat in each
Of the six or seven distinctively
German wards the Republican
gain was about 1000 votes seems
to show a general satisfaction Of
the German voters Of Chicago
with the policy Ofthe administra-
ton as thus for developed. 1t.
may be interesting to know, in
this connection, that tho leading
German paper Of Chicago, The
Stats Zeitung, which advocated
the election Of Gov. Tilden, has
give President Hayes q most cor
dial and hearty support ever
since his Inauguration. There are
other unmistakable signs that the
voters Of the West are
not only ilattered by the compli
ments paid to them by the APP
pointment Of tlleir distinguished
representatives, Gen. Schurz, to
a Cabinet position. but they also
very generally approve the poll
cy Of the Administration, and
may besexpected to support it in
elections. The President
discussing with a friend recent
" the Republican gains in the
West last week and especially
the growing popularity Of the
Republican party among the Ger
mans, expressed the opinion that
whenever the German and Irish
act in harmony and against
he Republican party il is almost
Invariably the fault Of the man.
gers Of that organization.
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ADORt Ex-Cov.eChamberlaGn


The Cincinnati Gazette closes
an editorial on Gov. Chamberlain
with the following timely obser-
vations:
AS for the retiring of Govern
Or Chamberlain, it has to be said
that he has been a good Govern
or and tried to reform the abuses
Of the State Government. 1t has
also to be said that his determin-
ed work Of reform brought him no
support from the complaining
white party, but on the contrary
they affiliated with the corrupt
Republican elements which
Chamberlain was fighting, and
used them to defeat him. lie can
have the satisfaction that he has
fought an honorable fight. We
shall now see what SOnth CARROLL
ma will become under what the
Hampton party call solf-goyern-
ment, which means White Demo.
cratic government.
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The report that Kate Claxton,
the Actress, had her legs broken
while escaping from the burning
hotel in st. Louis is all a mistkao.
This is the second time she has
escaped death by fire. She was
among the actresses during the
burning Of the Brooklyn Theatre.
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The charter Of the Lenoir Man
utacturing Company was register
ed by the Secretary Of State, at
Nashville, last week, The incor-
porators are: William Lenoir,
Lenoir, W Franklin
Lenoir, Vim, L. Ramsey and
|. Ramsey. The manu-
factory will be established in
county.
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TUFTS PILLS

a distinguished physician Of New York
Gays:
lit IL astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily rounds.
/ bear Of them not only among the poor,
but their virtues are ,ierai1cd from The man
slons Of the wealthy aud refined. Know
ing the inventor from bis long connection
with the medical profession, | have great
confidence in their merits, and OF late have
often prescribed them with the happicst re-
cults in cases where ] desired 10 make u de-
cidcd impression on the liver
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On the w arDath,

a Deadwood dispatch says:
Part Of Crazy Horses band arc
on the warpath again. Spotted
Tail was deceived by represent
ing that only the arms captured
from Gen. Custer would be taken
from them. The government de-
manded all their arms and DO.
MES.
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DR.. Tut, has been en-
gagged in the practice Of
medicine ilIiTiN years, and
fora longtime WAS demon.
sirat1T ui anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor.
gia, lcuCe, per- ons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee lhat they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are Tree from all
quachcry,
lie has succeeded In
combining in them the
heretofore a~nlagOniStc
qualil rs Of q sirfHghsA-
iag, fHrgdfirr, aud PR
.UriRg IHic.
Their irst apparent eff
lCCt u TO increase the Hp-
petite 10y causing tie food
10 properly Assimilate,
Thus the system is nouF-
ishcd, and by their tonic
action On the digestive Of
gInS, regular and healthy
cvacuatiuas are produced.
The rApidi.y !Ih which
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East tennessee University.

Enc, Y,vos.oo r,,rorsrv
mn. T.~1rargitv
.loeareJi, tho c;ty ~ KnovriIIe
tic ;~ntorosts rrcsont md rronos.
"a ~anano,1dnt L',s - Zen.
i'll rLo otlnngan ~ o. I,n,no.
ncrs nuhI;ebcJ IN ,Lot citv The
rbronciIo oLlv ,;ndic,f;nctba wis
dom If tboec N char ami tbc
TriL,ro ord A~oa'sa1froits rros
ont r,oro-ouo,t ,~rocI,iniro
DC Pov NJ urmas iho nrosor1
pros;dont 90 LII ,5,, onl os
not o..,,soLl, - u. San ~, oc.
corni or III. b;,,or P-onrhliooD
n,ocIi,.i,ior ~ a. IrL, .,.o
ac,uo;ntad u,i,b tbo Ro,, NJ
Hume, tbo oho,o no,icoJ &C
sorlts or Tho Trihr,o ord Ago
will rou forwboftbov GRO u,ortb-
notbinn nor.on.e H. TIrmos is .
rhrisii,r nortIooor ,Lorob
rLvsioouv foobIo b,s Mind !, VIZ
orous f,osb and noIisbad oyidop.
cine no u,ooknoss and r,II Of III
h. :. ft;n.tm,oAa.ot I'll :.
touocfroIlT on oromn,ort;n mor.
o1a cd n%;o.. VI aooo,d;an -
tLo ~ A. .o;n+ 2.L =
oF tho aLr,oL so,,th ,Lo noEfon1
on;niona ofMr Un,nos .tond ~
~ 81 ,La ina,itnt;on i, .
n-oorniorr sonso hocouso NOT 90
aontaLI.to tLo noon1o 81 tho
south We have most certainly
f,IIon in stronyo times whom f.
.dolitv 70 nrincinIos and love Of
country and rood rovorpmont
Duia ",.~ So"u $40 co,,it omS
$3.50 ~ C"ls'u ~. l~Dl aLon. WV
wv, W. "l'en ,Sao'I r,an,. o,'' 81
~ 'n'nS Dlo,.'o "ln
pl1a ~es," n,hii,hi"r uLo
- -, taoru ora4a," ".'a aidooJ tbs ni.
,,"I la?uo W. WI Lo~n I~."r nndnr
,tnod; 80 oooontod axiom
900,
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REIs.Eo TAKE OF yLI1l,
Tc2TE 1IElS WEIGHT N o:io.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Al. 90.

aug s. iOEs
On. TuTT - Dear Sir
For ten years | have been
a martyrto dyspepsia, con.
stipation, and piles, and
had well nigh exhausted
the materia inedica for re-
lief from this living death,
when, Ivy accident, your
Pills were brought TO my
notice. ] began their use,
and the first dose gave ne
such relici that continued
10 take thcm. | Am now a
well man, have a good APP
petite, can digest well, the
piles have disappeared,
and | have gained forty
pounds in solid flesh. !
would not he without
them for their weight in
go ].
Rev. II. L. SIMPSON.
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DR.. C. McLANE'a
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills arc not recommended
as n remedy for call the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of That character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUE N FEVER.
No better c&thartic can be usei
preparatory to, or after taking Out.
nine.
As a simple purgative they are
u~ncqualed.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with tho impression DR.
M'LANB's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
Of O. MCLANE and FLEMING BRos.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekoepors generally.
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DR.. c. HcLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
YER MIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

THE countenancc is pale and
Il leaden-colored, with occasional
flushcs, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull thepupilsdilate an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lidl
thenosei is irritated, swcll;, and some
times bleeds a swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the cars an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes v~oracious, witha
gnawing sensation OF the stomach, NJ
Others, entirely gone 4; fceting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels i~rrcrnlac,
at times co5tiyc; stools Shiny; not
uafrequently tingcd with blood
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
Coughsometimcsd ryand conyulaiye;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia-
be, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
arc found to exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in anyform; it is an innocent prcpe.
ration, not capable gd0iHgM ME Slichf-
est injury to tie NEST heAttr intdnf.
The genuine DR.. M?LANE's VEr.
MlrUGE bears the signatures Of &.
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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EI0llcwayS FILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases,
DIcORDER OF THE kmNryg

Ia al diseases Affecting these organ, whether
they ~vct.tU tpu mush or iOJ little water: "
whether llty be afflicted with stone VI gIgVel.
or with q hes aud pains settled IN lhe iuIus
Ia tlc region Of the kidneys, these FILLS should
be iakci H,cOrliHg Ia the yriutcd GiTectiuis,
and he Olntm mt should he we'll rubbed into
the small OF the baCk al bed time. This uos.-
mcnt viii giv' almost i.n.ncdiUls relief nilgn
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Mark These Facts
The Testimony Of the Whole Wor
Tolloysy's

that no agpsI'te; ]Hoii,aa = rn!s rgysn
. h"aIty uie."
"iuuT fiil- arc margt!,Is."
II -rni for anOlhg5 JON, aai Keep dam IN
the HOUSE.
"pr. Holloway has cured my head a,Le H.,
was chronic
Il gays one of your PHI 10 NY babe fr
'lUlc. a-lnurJu-. Ills dear Little tlIug gut
well ia q dHy.'
'Ny Nausea ia mu-Biag 10 now curd."
"lvuT buA 81 liuliUWay Ointment tUTrd mg
OF noises IN thg hcad rusbvi some d yCLr
ointment behind thr eaIs, Gnd the Eui-c Las
lrff.'
"syud me two JoSC-; ! want one fOr { Ioor
family
II enclose q dollar; your price ., p cents, but
the maIiciur 90 me D. worth n duligr.'
'S'ut me- five boxes Of yUrr FIl..'
III me have GIc. i'uNvE Ul yOuI Pills Ly 10.
turn nail; Tor thi..= and TgNcr.
have over two hundred such Testimonials -
these, bat want Vi space cumptis Ine 10 cUnciud'.
For CONTANEOUS DISORDER
an al cruptioas of the skin. this OiEuucuI ia
m,,. valuable, Il uJ"s ~. neal externally
alone, Ja; pehyi.a,ss with the nIust searching
Effects to tn very root of ell.
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Whittier, summer, Holmes, irving, winthrop,
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THAT PROCLAMATION.

Gov. Bradlsy's extraordinary action
In withholding his Thanksgiving procla-
nation irom the journals Of the State
has at length been explained. and the
explanation is Of a nature to lower our
worthy Chief Magistrate in the estimation
Of his constituents. We had charitably
supposed that Mr.. Bradley had acted in
tho matter purely from that spirit OF
mulish obstinacy which so often controls
him. But II seems that We were mis-.
taken. II was ignorance. pure and SIM
pie. Hat stupidity. which caused the PEG
pie OF this State to have a Thanksgiving
without knowing it from any official
source. This gallant Governor Of ours,
this noble specimen Of unrecsnstructed
Democracy. did not send his proclama-
tion to the newspapers because the
printing fund was short, and his eco.
nomical soul was alarmed at the
thought that the journals might print
10 a. an advertisement. and charge for
II. lie did not know that President
Hayes proclamation was printed by all
the papers free Of charge. and that every
paper gladly paid the telegraph com.
pany for furnishing IL. He did not
know tina. to print his ridiculsusly brief
proclamation as an advertisement in
either the Carson APPEAL or tho Tribune.
would have cost the State less than the
handbills which be scattered in the bar
rooms OF Carson. and that every paper
In the State would have copied Ii gladly.
Let Us fully hope that the next Gov
srnor OF Nevada will not prove like the
present one. a conglomsration Of isno-
rance and obs,inacy. We have had
enough Of Democratic stupidity. Give
ms a new deal.