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1 Reflection OF. the Bald Headed Charge,

Granite Falls Journal.
How st. Paul does squeal over the repre-
sentation in the legislative convention. If
they had sent some good smart man like
Ramsey, he would probably figured st. Paul
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The Last President of La Belle Cuba De-
serts the Island.

sertS the Island.
HAVANA, June Captain General Jovel-
lar yesterday received the following official
telegram: Los LuMAs.-At this morning
the man of-war Guadal Culver sailed from
Manate Bay for St. Thomas, having on board
the so-called generalin-chief and latest
president of the Cuban republic, Major
General VICENTE, and his companions. A
re Deum was sung this morning in the
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Having purchased a franchise in the Western
Associated Press, have commenced the publication
of DAILY MoHSIEo PAPER IN ST. PAUL.
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10
The GreCnbaCkeTs 0rEanl-
Zing.
j. r. SEA3O Urn

Several of our citizens met at the
tourt House Tuesday night and organ
lied a "Grcenback Club" MIR. W. A..
benton was elected President, F. +,
V. p, j. $. Robertson Secy.;
y. II. RUcker Treasurer.
The following was adopted rs their
platform.
LIST. The Greenback dollar must be a
legal tender for the payment Of all
debts, and by the Government issued,
protected and received at par with gold.
Cd. The Greenback to be the legal
tender money Of the country, and to be
issued by the Government,
\ Sd. The general Government alone to
Tissue money and this for the benefit of
all, and not to, through, or for the en-
richment of National Bankers.
4th. All kinds of property owned by
individuals or corporations to be taxed
alike.
9th. Payment Of United States Bonds
in lawful money of the country,
9th. Honesty and economy in the
administration of public affairs.
A long list Of resolutions We're also
passed, which we are not able TO pub
fish this week. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Hon. w. Nlmberly and Hon.
NJ. II. Hancock of Polk, and A, j.
Boon, II. II. Hays, W. ID. Mitchell and
II. w. Smith.
The members of the Club are s. il,
Day, +. l.. Hardwick, j. S. Robertson
j. r. Campbell, w. a. Denton, G. w.
Day, Sam Burton, II. II. Hays, Jas.
Ruckcr, j. Shannon, w. IL. Curry, a,
Campbell, II. G. Spencer, Geo. Hayes.
The Club adjourned to meet at the
Court House next Monday night al
which time every body friendly to the
Greenback movement are requested &c
be present..
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AnrCIrcuif Conrf..

The above Court las been in session
week. The State Eases disposed
of 10 1.-THE present are as follows:
Watt Cate, y. d b., So. aud cost.
jas. Cash, &. y. SO. aud cost.
sam siyterrnan, &. p. $40. and cost.
Jno. Freeman. ID. L. = s.. aud cost.
Win. Murphy, d.. p. W. So. and cost.
VIM. Atkinson, ID. =. W e.. d cost.
4. McAllister, continued till today
II. Bishop, G. =. so. aud cost.
}. p. Campbell, H0Le on cost. \
NJ. Wolf, \. & B. continued.
&. ). d. wilkins, retailing, acquitted.
Lee Wright, {. p. SO ana cost.
+. Wolf, e. p, acquitted.
JhO. Brown, G. i. s.. aud cost.
JnO. smith, {. F., acquitted.
Eliza Copeland, nuisance, $40. & cost.
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German Syrup

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such q test of it, curative
qualities rs BO.ckee's German syrup.
IN three years two million, four hun
dsed Thousand sman bottles of this
medicine were distributed frsr Of clGr0e
by Druggists In tbis country TO those
afflicted with CONSUMPTION, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
other diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people mdcniable
proof that German Syrup will cure
them. The result has been that dug
gists in every town and village Ia tic
United States are recomming ii to their
customers. Go to your Druggi. and
ASK what they know about ii. sample
bottles 10 cents. Regular sizt - cents.
Three doses will relieve any ease.
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Andrew Johnson'a Grave.

II. V. Redfcld writes az follows from
Greenyille, Tenn, TO the Cincinnati
Commercial:
~".ilthough the cX-President was TAX
ell suddenly. and given no time to make
his last wishes known, he had long be-
fore selected the spot where he wished
his bones to rest when the conflict Of
life was over. 1t is a beautiful cone
shaped hill npon his own land, q quar-
ter Of a mile south of the village where
he had lived so long and loved so well.
Of all the hills which encircle Green
Vile, there IL not a more beautiful one
than this, and upon its summit he was
laid-alone. Some months after his
wife died, and she now lies beside him,
so closely that it'nay be said they are
in the same grave. Filial affection is
now rearing a monument over his
grave, which will be one of the largest
and finest in the State. It's put up at
the expense Of the three children, An
drew, JE,, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs Sto-
YER. The contractors (from Philadel-
phia) are now al work mt the founda-
ton, the monument rs on the road from
that city, and within a few weeks ii
will be in position. The tcost is about
$1,000. The general design is an arch
spanning the two graves, surmountcd
by a shaft. The height will be about
twenty-eight feet and the weight about
twcuty-scven tons. Two Of the pieces
weigh about seven tons each, and the
contractor is trying to devise a way &c
get them over the fields from the rail
road. about third Of a mile.
"Along the Tennessee s. Virginia
railroad the monument will be visible
for about two and a half miles. This
road passes through the edge ofGrecno.
Vile, but the johnson home Is not vic.
ible from It. Passengers through
Grceneville can now have an almost
uninterrupted view Of the grave ant
monument for all time, standins SC
conspicuously as 1t does upon the cone.
shaped hill back of town.
"The bones of three Presidents now
rest in Tennessee soil--Jackson. Polb
and Johnson"
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MlsslssInnI pourbonIsm.

The Southern States, a Mississippi Dem
ocratic organ, says Of the prospects Of
its party;
When we have thus obtained the up
pcrhand, we propose to undo what has
been done by tho Radicals since 1861,
as far as lies in our power. We propose
to tear the negro amendments out of
the Constitution. We propose to restore
the Planter Republic Of our fathers in
all It's original pnrity and simplicity.
When the repeal Of the revolutionary
amendments Is sprung upon the coun-
try, II will catch up and carry the pop
ular sentiment with II, from scab0ard
no aeaboOrj.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

We are told that New Workers never
thoroughly understood the beauties Of
side door until the war on the liquor
dealers which is now goilg on, began.
The side doors i-HoW the only c%onsola-
ton the GOtl1nilc mas. New Workers
drink who never drank before, and
tIose who used the practice al the bar.
low practice all tlie more.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10
The Spelling Match.

Z According TO announcement q spell
ing match took place last Friday
night between the students Of the
Cleveland institute and the Library
Association. The members of the
Association who missed were, first,
Fired. lang, WHO fell by "~patoons;"
II. Curry was not good on ''em-
brosiery;' j. w. Ramsey fell on
''Scimetry;" Edwards will quit wear
ing ''cyaulettes;" John Johnston was
dropped from the payroll" Doctor
Day VAS apparently" too weak; Jes-
Sc Gaat v.s presented with a "bou-
quct' without the 'u;" w. t.
Sharp was q "centiped" with an &C.
John Henderson struck the ceiling on
''nepotism;' and last but not least was
Creed Bates, after a hard tusscl
marched to his seat by "squadrons,"
having one 80" too many. The first
of the school to mis-, was Miss RUxsie
Rogers, on "marrigold." The audi
euce were a little surprised at this, us
Mss EoXsie had not missed a single
word ia'school during the past SEES
sion. The next miss was Miss Mamie
Rogers, OF "sccnic'-having left out.
the first Sc"
Those who did not miss q single
word were, Misses Carson, Carrie
Hackney, Nora Hardwick Josie Kim
brough, Mollie McNabb, Jessie Dali
iy, and two young gentiemm-Mehr
and Ramsey. Thus it will be seen
the Association were badly beaten.
There is no use in any organization
trying to spell against that school
ten. They are "old rats in the bus
mess. 4
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For fine Whistles for medical use
go to Frank Kelly's.
Treasury Statement.

At the close Of the week ending Sat
urdAy the Treasury held $3l6,0J7,j5 in
United States bonds, TO secure national
bank circulation, and $f3, 0SS 900 to Sc
cure public deposits; United States
bonds deposited for circulation for the
week ending Saturday, 500, 200; Uni
tel States bonds held tor circulation
Withdrawn during the week ending to-
day, 1898, 200; National Bank circula-
ton outstanding; currency notes $780,
l70,43Q, gold notes Sl,432, 1920; internal
revenue receipts, $500 800; customs,
$l17, Gl3; National Banks notes received
for redemption during the week ending
Saturday, and compared with CORES
ponding week last year; 1877, $2,696,-
600; 1873, $3,0S5. 900.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

They are alrsady talking about Con
gresham in the first district. Petitbone
and Taylor seem to be the leading fig
urcs. Either n will be a grand i'm
proyeuent on Randolph. lie is like the
Irishmln's hea-spread over so much
territory he's thin.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

Mr.. c. L. Vance who has been spen-
ding the Christmas holidays with his
friends and relatives in this place, left
for his home in Newman, Ga, last Mon
day. Charles has formed n favorable
opinion Of "a city, and we hope he
will not make this his last visit.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

The Knox county Rcpublicag hcld/
mass meeting on Monday and arrangfd
for a primary election to be held on
Frb. 9TH to'select candidate for county
uliccs.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

4 Cincinnati company has been
awarded the contract Of doing the iron
work for the Candas creek bridge. WEI
understand the amount is $500. Thy
bridge will cost about $4,000.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10
New Hotel at Dnoktown.

Mr.. c. c. Vest has i,lst re-opened the
hetcherSide House ri Duckt0wn, and
is ready to receive ali who may wish TO
stop with him. All who call will be
thankfully received, and no pains will
be spared 10 make them comfortable
and happy. Give him q cali when you
visit Ducktown.
o. On
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

Bakers Cod Liver Oil, Lime. and
Wild Cherry-a pleasant medicine, and
certain remedy tor Consumption, Scrof-
Ula, Debility, etc. Now is the timo 10
ltse Ii. John c. Baker & Co., philadel-
phia, agd druggists generally.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

IN this Issue will he found the card Of
the Cleveland Foundry. The Proprie-
tors have enlarged their Foundry and
are now prepared to do any and all
kinds of work at az reasonable figures
IA any other institution of this kind.
Sec what they have ia say about it.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

Abont all We see In our Upper Eas,
Tennessee exchanges now is accounts
of murders, suicides, &c. They seem
10 ret no brtter fast. =
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

Geo. 7. Welchcl who went west last
fall with Bill Kerr has at last returned.
George says II is an actual fact that the
sooner Il man goes west the sooner he
gets back.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

EDITOR HERALD Having received
several letters from different parts of
the Comfy as well as numerous verbal
solicitations to become a candidate for
4lc Office of Register ofBradley County,
nd as / am asked almost daily if will
consent to have my name go before the
people, | will beg permission to answer
through the columns of your paper. |
will say to my friends and voters of the
County, that however much may have
ieSircd it, | have never asked the good
people for m Office. But now az 80
many kind voters have expressed a de-
sire to bcstow their suffrage upon me,
| cannot longer hold them in suspense.
Ny name therefore at the proper time,
will be in the hands OF the good people
IF the County, and if they should in
trust the Office to my care, l will feel
greatly beyond expression.
am most respectfully,
j.. r. SEA3O URN.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

The nav board politically stands
Mayor, Recorder and four aldermen,
Republican. Marshal and TAO alder
men, Democratic. Treasurer, 'alf ana
'alf.
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Sugars cheap at Cowan & GauL's.

What is the matter with LoudOn's
Russell? Not a single word to say
about sold Toots" last week. Wha' il
Toots?
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

The JonesJoro Times wants some
Ming 'origmal." If it would clip from
Ne HERALD it would be greatly I'm
proved.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

The drst snow II The season TO amount
10 rnjthing fell last Thursday night,
and is here yet.
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%-
CSHnty Court.

ThjIe6irt was iii session Monday
ami Tuesday. Nothing Of very great
importance was transacted. Mr.. Hi
ram Smith wat reelected chairman Of
the court. Mr.. JAS s, Robertson was
elected constable for the sixth district
vice John 7. Campbell, resigned.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

O. The proclamation had gone forth
AID "ex-MiyoF ltix' will plant a flN
crop Of morning gio-iry next spring.
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have moved their stock of Groceries
from the old Pickens orne 10 the
new building Of Walter Craigmiles-
rext door 60 Surguine & Johnston,
where with an increased stock they
are selling CHEAPER THAN EVER.
I MAEBIED-Jan. 9Th, l876-Mr.
Flames Alexander Naples to Miss
I Alice Josephine Coker, all Of this city.
Jan. 9th,-Mr. William Lowe to
Miss Sina Stephenson.
What il GOV. Pc..er's attitudcY why
did he call the extra session! The peo-
I pie hunger and thirst for information.
Memphis AyalqHche.
The Governor probably called the
Assembly together in the hope and be-
lief that there wa sense and patriotism
enough In the body to attend honesty
TO a very plain piece of business which
he submitted to them. We are sorry To
say he has been disappointcd.-Cha!a-
nOoga Dispatch.
In answer to tn ApalaHche we would
say he called them together for the ben
fit Of Buck, Oconner, Porter, and others
to swindle the State and its creditors
both.
As to the DiSDltch'S eXeuse we don't
believe Potter to be a fool, consequent
ly he knew there was no patriotism or
honesty either in that body. Moreover
they did not have sense enough-to
transact a "plain piece Of business
q Proposal TO Mr.. Booth.
The following letter, TO Mr.. Edwin
Booth, was sent to the Office of the TIL
ca EepbicGp, the other day, with the re-
guest that it should be given to the ia
nous actor ON his expected arrival in
that city:
WEST School %IIoUaE, PROSPECT, De-
ccmbcr the cighth-th. Mr. Edwin
Booth. Dear Sur and friend: HeeriHg
chat you was going TO come to Utica to
perform in aplae called Hamlit would
like to say that rs boys is Citing up a
Exhibition for the benefit Of the dis
eased Soldiers and their widows and
orphans, and would like to engage you
to take a leading part. / have talked
ii up with the boys and we will DO the
square thing with you, and | am AFTER
lied to make you the following offer
will come down after you with a
good conveyance and will give you att
the rate of Ten Dollars per day and
board and shall want You about one
weak. Ii you think it necessary you
can have II or two Of your best VIM
men actars come up with y0u but we
can't pay them over about Three Dol-
lars a day and feed. You know how
that is yourself, this kind Of business is
awful uncertain. You can have some
fun out Of it a hunting deer and foxes
around Flamsburg and Ed Wilksuns.
Please let lie know as 0 as you can.
Yours truly
JAMES SWEET.
p. Script. If You come callating to
get Frank Myers hound, she is a
good one. Yours truly JAMES SWEET,
Direct to Prospect, n. Y. care of Geo.
Wording.
Cowan I Gaut have got the best
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

Athens elected u full Republican
board Of aldermen on the political is
sue.
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A series If meetings will commence
at the Presbyterian Church on Monday
night, Jan. Dist. Conducted by j. w,
d Nathan Bachman. hi denomina-
lions and Christians are inyiteato join
in the coed work.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

Rev. j. b. Ford will preach next
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at the
NJ. +. Church in thi4 place. Subject
tiken froln the notices in the CHRISTI
mas decorations ofsaid church. AcoH
dial invitation il extended to all.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

5000 old papers for sale at this Of
flee at 30 cents per hundred. The very
thing for wrapping paper-cheaper
than YOU can buy it elsewhere. If
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10
SELECT SCHOOL.

A Select School, taught by Miss
Mollie Montgomery, in her school
building on Berry Street, will COM
mence on August 18Th, 1877. Feel
ing assured by past experience that
she can well satisfy the public, she
asks their liberal patronage. For Eur
Their information in regard to tuition,
&c, cal on her at her home.
aug OFT
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r. p. Kelly keeps the best Whistles
nd Brandies i'll town.


. Saturday morning dawn ed ON about
u!fteen candidates for different Offices IN
yshis city. No doubt many of them
siept, restlessly the night before, and
arose next morning with their ''hearts
in t.setr mouths" wondering what
would be the decision of the ''dcar poo
pie" at that awful instrument, the
"ballot-bax." but however, the streets
aud the thoroughfares, the highways
and by-ways, were filled with the busy
candidates and their friends-some of
Them loaded, no doubt, with plug of
tobacco, apples, or a few swigs Of the
oyerjoyful 10 assist the Judge Davis
party in making up their minds. BY
ga. m. the polls in the different wards
were opened and the work commenced
in earnest. The day, though cold and
icy under foot, was pleasant enough
overhead, and everything passed of
quietly.
At about s p. M. the result was am
bounced, and the following parties
stood elected:
j., G. TlProN, Mayor.
W. l.. SHARP, Recorder.
u. Il. O'NEIL, Treasurer.
~. l.. TAYLOR, Marshal.
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PoY Sverc scarcely thought of--in
fact lncy were not taken into consider
alton. The most exciting race was for
Narshal--Taylor's majority over Cling
an being only - votes, The vote for
Recorder was also very close--Sharp's
majority aver Robertson being only
oic vote. Tipton's majority owe Xix
was -. over Stecd Slower both, 9,
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The Weekly Herald.
LOCAL..

CLUB RATES WITH OTHER PAPERS.
We will furnish the HERALD and TIE follow
lag papers at Tee following price:
Louisville tsWurfri.1, Nr'khr S@fn
Nashville Egfal sun, $50
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

Cowan ( Gaut have got the best
in Cleveland.
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Remember that Cowan & Gaut
have moved their stock Of Groceries
from the old Pickens corner TO the
new building Of Walter Craigmiles-
rext door 20 Surguine & Johnston,
where with an increased stock they
are selling CHEAPER THAN EVER.
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p. Script. If you come callating to
get Frank Myers hound, she is a
good one. Yours truly JAMES SWEET,
Direct to Prospect, n. Y. care of Geo.
Wording.
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A large. handsome volunlc Of 1884 pages, Goa.
tanning considerably moT. than 10000
Words la It's Vocabulary, with tho corr
root Prom Hncisti0n, Definition ana
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

For Sale by MRS. GUM CATE, Cleveland; and CARTER,
CAMPBELL d 90, Charleston, Tenn. ~
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I MARBIED-Jan. 9Th, l87S-Mr.
James Alexander Naples to Miss
Alice Josephine Cocker, all Of this city.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-10

II. V. Redfcld writes az follows from
Greenyille, Tenn, TO the Cincinnati
Commercial:
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?i3 5Eig Nib 4 IDMI)
A CA Z NJ Y,
o. W. FORD, Principal.
ME-. WRINKLE, Assistant.

This institution ia situated on the Charleston
road, IN Bradley Coanty, Tenn, ten miles soush
OF Cleveland.