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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-18
NEWS ITEMS.

Gold down TO tl.OOb this week.
Resumption ia taking place in New
York aud Chic1go.
! large portion ofthe town Of Clark.-
vile was destroyed b. fire last Star
day.
Mrs. Ti!ton hls confessed her guilt
with i,iT. Henry Ward Beechcr.
Queen Victoria has expressed her
grdutuas ~ the action Of the l%'drlia-
mrnt ia upholiing the honor Of the
crown Of England.
The Knoxville Lodges OF /. o. o. f.
viii celebrate the anniversary, Aprii
2G,h, at Messy Crcea.
Thos. r. NcCuluR, Register of
Greene county, dirl very suddenly
saturday OF heart disease.
The religious revival Al G%recneyille
several OF the oldes: OF sinners haNe
confessed.
The dirt embankm"nt on west side of
the new bridge ut DoDbs' Ford Is now
20 wagons can pass very easily.
Thousands Of people viewed Boss
Tweed's rcIndins Sunday aud Mon
day.
A Catholic Priest ia condemned 10
be hanged in Pennsylvania Tor mar
der.
The President has r~corSaniied the
DilZ Government la Mexico.
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AGEICULTTEAL.
20 the Farmers OF East Tcnnosses.

20 the Farmers OF East TcnposSes.
Last October Al large number of pro-
HrcssiYe and we!l-lnformed farmers
representing almost every county in
our section of the state, assembled at
Knoxville and permanently organized
a farmers' association, to be known as
the East Tenn. Farmers Convention.
By their unmerited Partially and
kindly favor 1 was made It's president
TO- tile ensuing twelve months. After
discussing and dispensing with a large
number of topics, which form vital
LINKS in successful farming, to the ap-
plrent satisfaction and delight of these
p e,ent, the Convention adjourned to
assemble again ut Knoxville on We'd
mes lay, the % day OF next October.
Previous to the adjournment it was
made my duty to further the agrirultu-
raj Interests Of East Tennessee by re-
qucsting the farmers of each county in
the Eajtern division to meet at the re-
spectiYe county seats on Saturday, the
llth Say of May, proXimo, aud organ
iZc county conventions, IA above Sug-
gest9i, by elccCing Il president and sec-
lNlil = dAlN a. ~ Wy wv DlNF lh1AltS
and o,hcr officers as may be desirable.
In order that such meetings may
partake as near rs possible OF the Mt
turt and character Of the East Tennn>-
zee Farmers Convention, | wuulI re-
spgcyfUllv suggest the following topics
for discussion ~ each comfy Couycu-
lion, 10 which can b. al lal such riN-
ere rs may b. deemed advisable. 'u-f.
J.. The improvement Of the SOL, ,u
GLIDING the effect Of green pea vinc-,
clover, exc.
2. Hillside bitches as q preventive
against the immense loss Of soil By
washing.
3. The beat mode OF cultivating
corn, and whether it il m)st ronuncr-
alivc TO feed it to stock or sell it.
8. The most judiciouS time for far
mcrs TO market their surplus wheat.
Then, select topics for discussion at
next meeting, and adjourn 10 meet
again on Saturday, the 7th day Of Sep
tembar, 1878, at which time appoint an
unlimited number Of delegates to at
lend the convention at Knoxville next
October a. above stated.
The papers throughout East Tcnncs
see VIII please copy, call attention to
the meetings. from, lime to time, and
give such other assistance In the mat.
ter as they may feel inclined to, all Of
which will be duly appreciated.
j. A. TURKEY,
Prcs't f. r. Farmers Convention.
Cog Kin, Tenn, Apr. 8, 1878.
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For The past few days we have heard
OF. some Of the "aurphy Temperance
folks censuring this office for printing
4 lot Ct bogus temperance cards. We
have also heard of others pretending
20 be trying TO find out whore they
we're printed. TO all such emquiring
friends wS beg leave to say that the
cards in question were printed st this
office. We az running the Office for
monpy-not for honor or fun-lnd
when amy person or persons want job
work of any kind done We always DO
;y-proyil,l there Is a little clean cash
init. A. t. The person that had the
cards printed We know he did not
mean to throw a damper on the MUIR
ply movement, therefore We cant see
he Use in so powerful much fuss
otef such a little thing. This Of
ice also printed the genuine Temper
llce cards IN we'll do so again when
yer callsl upon, and It is no mans
business but Il own.
We will also print any other kind Of
4 card at bottom prices and in the best
If stylc-that's our business too!
The Howe is a speciality at 2. II.
Rccdrr's.
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The Weekly Herald.
Decision.

NepEblish the following for the
h-nsft Ogihofo who 20 not unGerstAni
The law IN such eases.
}. Any pcrspn who takes p paper
regularly nom lGs Postcn'cc, whether
directed iu Eis nance or Su0.her's, or
whetEsr NJ has subscriLcd or nOt-is
responsible ior payment.
z. lfspcFsna orders his paper dis
eeg.inuea be mus pay all arrears, or
ihs publishers may CONTINUE % seat it
uHul payment {, made, aud then col
I-rt :he whole amount whether the pa
pr j. taken from the Office or not.
3. The courts have decided that re-
fisinE 10 take newspaper sud pcTiOli-
Gals iio"G the p1stO.aes or removing
sni leaving item unGilicd for, Is pri-
ius fsCie sr!ielc= 0! Intentional
fraud. If
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Judge Hoylc.

The above gentleman is announced
ia this issue as a candidate for re-eloc-
ton to the office of Circuit Judge.
Judge noylc nce6 no introduction
from us, as he is well known through
out the Judicial Circuit. He has the
reputation Of being II sober christian
gentleman, and if elected, he will no
doubt iii the Office in the future MS in
the past. II is well known however
80 the readers of the UEsALD that We
have not been advocating his election.
w have taken these steps, not from
personal, but from political ana official
grounds. If IN the future we see prop
er te say anything against his election,
we hope il will not DO conetrucd as
personal.
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From MoiSs Co.

B%RITrSyILLr, Tenn, Apr. IL.
Ms. EDITOR: We are having a
fine spring for our bottom lands. |
wrote you n week ago in regard to
crop prospects. The wheat was rug
ting then, bat is great dea! worse
at present. A great deal of our
wheat has stopped growing and some
is alroldy dead. | have talked with
some of our best afrmers; we are all
of the opinion that wheat will be a
failure in u section. l hope to hear
from other sections. Yours,
j. MCANpREw.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-18

Spanish bull fighter find their pro
fession, though dangerous, very Iuc-
rativc. The f4vorite mitador of Mad.
rid, Frascaelo, possesses a fortune
of 100000, a magnificent house and
a wife who Is called the prettiest wo-
man in the city. He is also q mem
Der of the most a~ri.tocratic club in
Madrid. He took part in the late
fight before the King and Queen, on
which occasion bis costume was l.tcr.
silly covered with diamonds
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OcOee House Arrivals.
For the Week Ending Yester-
1aY.

j NJ Tolson, Bristol, Va; E L
Still, Athens, Team; q F Shocma
ker, Philadelphia, Pa; L A Sage, Jr..
Jersey City {; r Jennings, + G Lau-
renee, Cincinnati, Ohio; b Fl Frank
lin,Geo b Staddon, J ID Thomas,
Geo III McCull ugh, Nashville, Tenn;
&c SJurIIs, PB SHEPPARD, Il G Us-
sum, 4 Watkins Il Vine, Alss Al.
Gie Wood, WA Wood, Knoxville,
Tenn A Bo"rlg. Blue Blp,ls, Has,
) A@asnaea, Connections; 4co.sr "
ucnaer.l @lts...s, ieaGa j ii
b"''2", t'. Ir-.,. t-"a; r
HoVi, Va As'.l., IsAa., I D Nm
ton, GeoTg, Hays, Cslaty; W l.
Harrison, Athens, lean; I "
S.otn, Swcetwater, Tenn.
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CAPTAIN.

losT.-Somc time last week while
oHt riding foot-back we lost two or
three very extra double back-action
Hyer-slrot photos which any one End
log will please bring to this office, as
there are now fourteen new subscri-
hers crying for them. We would have
more taken but the photographers begs
M decline until those are paid for. We
offered him our note and told him ev-
erybody had it, but he said "picters
WIZ Cash.N
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The report which la, been circulated
that Mrs. Abraham Lincoln refuses to
return 10 the United States for fear She
may he placed ina lunatic asylum il
denied by the Journal, Of Springfield,
H., her old home. 1t says that she has
chosen TO live at Pau, near the base OF
the Pyrenees, in Southern France, but
that she is in constant and intelligent
correspondence with her Springfield
friends.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-18

Cardinals must be very hearty caters
A Rome letter states that the con
sumption Of provisions during the
conclave was "prodigious." The
general expenses for provisions med
icines, medals, etc, amounted to ST.
100000, though much that WAS pur
chased was not used.
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NOME sIDENT NOTICE.
Stotf Of Tennessee-Bradleg County.

Siote Of TeHaeSSse-Bradiey County.
ELLA DEARING q THOMAS L.
DEARlNG u. ISABELLA. LEAD
ER.
The p aintins having gucl the defendant for
Gi'N-Laree dotiaisuuc by account and the de-
'rndEut property having been attached and
l. apprE'iCg that M defendant is 3 non -resl-
icnt o. ha1 ie!t the STATE OF Tennessee 50 that
tic c]frlUar, pr'c4'S Of the law can rot b. sery-
al upon her, IL IS therefore ordered that publi-
cation h. made for more than six months in
the WEEKLY HERALD, a public newspaper pub
lishel ia CieyelaTd, Tennessee, rpqEiring the
10 appear before me NJ my Office in
Cleveland. Tennessee, on saturday, the IN day
OF August EeNt, aud make defer - to the plain
tits sui;, or Judgment final will be rendered.
Witness my band IT Ohice in Cleveland this
the sth day ot February, IGTs' J. e.. Triton,
2-ls-u. ! p FOR h {.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-18

The following are the officers cleo
ted by The Grand Lodge last week:
Grand Guardian--E. +. E~spcrandieu,
Knoxville.
Graz 4 5entinel-W. S. Finley, Spar
Ia.
Representative 10 the Supreme
Lodge--Burkc Bond, Franklin.
Grand Trustee. NJ. Barnes, = lge-
field ~, Bunting, Bristol; H.. b. An
d%erson, jackson.
The report Of the Committee on
Laws aud Supervision was considered
and acted Oh, Below are points Of in
terest among those adopted:
Consolidating the stan ,g commit
,ees, so as to have only two-a Com
mi tee oil Laws, Supervision, Appeal
snd Grievances, and a Committee on
Finance, Mileage and Per Diem.
Requiring the Finance Committe "a
nod quarterly m%Ne'ings. inspect .hc
30 50 aud papers of the Grand Rcpor.
.,r and Grand Tr ,,irer, aud transmit
- e1ery Lodge In the STATE a circular
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-18

Let a young gentleman and young
lady try the following scientific expe-
riment: A galvanic battery is set in
motion, and while he takes one handle
in his hands, she takes the other in one
Of hers. Then let them softly kiss
each other. This brings ont all the
fireworks there are in the two moving
souls. .
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knights OF the Golden Cross.
CTueslay's Proceedlngi.l

Toe Grand Commandery OF the State
Of Tenn, L. q. G.. c., met to-day.
Present and presiding, j. NJ. Morgan,
supreme comnaa Ter; DR.. Bairl, The
q. C., being absent. The following Of
hcers were present: 5. II. Day, Grand
Prelate; Geo. w. Henderson, OF Kings
tom Tenn, @. X. Of r.; f. w. Adj
kins, Knoxville, CIR. Treas; Miss Al
die Wood, Knoxville, q. W. /. c.; Il.
w. Sloan, S~weetwater; Geo. NJ. Nc
C~nl!ough, Nashville; Geo. h. Stadden,
Nashville; j. ID. Thomas, Nashville /:
p. II. Shepard, Knoxville; Robt. c.
Osburn, Knoxville; j. VI. Britain,
Coal Greek.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS
DR.. Baird having arrived on last
nights train, the Grand Commanderv
L. q. &. {. OF Team. went into an elcr-
tiOn to-day al IL o'clock, aud the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing term:
Rev. \. j. Baird, G. C., Nashville.
Tenn; Miss Addie Wood, G.. V. c..
Knoxville, Tenn; Geo. b. Staddan,
q. h. Of r., Nashville; SAINT II. Day,
g. T., Cleveland: +. w. Akin, e..
Treas, Knoxville; +. w. Sloan. q. H.,
Swcetwatcr: Mrs. f.. W. Adkins, G..
W. |. g., Knoxville; X. q. Osburn,
q. ". q. g., Knoxville.
4. j. WhiCc, Cleveland, Philo Shcp-
hard, Knoxville, and j.. D.. Thomas,
Nashville, q. Trustees.
Geo. W. Henderson. Kingston, Rep.
to Supreme COmmandery.
The balance of day was consumed in
hearing AMI acting npon reports of the
various committees, adopting change,
In the constitution, installation of OIL
GERS, etc. The g. c. appointed che fol-
lowing az the standing committees for
the ensuing term: 60
Eintnce-G. W. Bliss, EIgefala: Y.
B. Jones, and r. 4. CaUpcll, 5C Nash
vile.
Law and tacir Sapspi.iau-B.. r..
II. Day, Cleveland; e.. ". HnnteFsou.
Kingston, and &. VI. Mccullough, Vi
Nashville.
Grand Commandery adjourned to
meet in Nashville on the third Tuesday
in April, 1879.
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Ed. DEGALD: One Of your sub
scribers, Mr.. NJ. V. Scabourn, met
wet with n serions accident yesterday.
Himself and wife we're On a visit to a
lear relative while the balance Of the
family were gone to Sabbath school
At II o'clock w. T. Francisco dis
covered Il cloud Of smoke, and pro-
ceeding to the spot found Mr.. Sea-
bpprn's dwelling house cuveloped in
flames. The alarm was given but
the heat was so intense that it wa,
impossible to save anything; thus in
q few short hours bacon, wheat, and
all the products of an industrious Ia.
dy's hand were devoured By the sur.
ging flames. As Mr.. Scabourn had
prccaution TO extilgush the fire with
water before leaving; it is a mystery
how the fire originated. Mr.. Sea.
bourn and lady have the sympathy
af the entire community.
Respectfully, S,
Near dNorSetoN-n. Apr, 18th,
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The following story in the Nineteenth
t,vt1y will send a shudder through
temperance folks: A lady in the south
Of England had a raw and frceSpoken
Waitress who, after being in the House
n fortnight, omitted 70 put any water
bottles on the table. When reminded
Of tho emission, she replied, Fourteen
days I've en- on the table and non OF
II, ou's drunk any. don't mean to put
1Vn an ANY more"
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Rev. VIA. u. Chapman, Pas.er Of
d.. t.. Church, Georgetown, u. G.,
writes: ''Haying bai an opportunity
H. test The OK client qualities OF Dr..
Bulls Couga syrup, ! hesitate o to
t'y, II Is the hes. rencly / have ever
need In M family"
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fhol. LAWSON of t5e First District OF
This County was brought before Com
missioner Upton, Tuesday, by Marshal
ituR, on a charge Of making Ill cit whiS-
key. lie waa bound over TO Feie?a.
Court, but gave bond for he appear.
spcC.
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The Southern Humor;St.

We have received a copy Of this
new monthly paper published in tho
Courier journal building, louisville,
Ky, by lester G. Hubbard Il Co. 1t
is a capital paper; 1t portrays the
comical side OF life in the South, par
Licularly as it was in the past; revi.
wing the rich old stories and incidents
over which the dust of many years
have gathered. The present number
contains as one Of the leading fea-
lures, Proctor knott's irresistably
funny Duluth speech, which set the
world sgog with laughter; with many
other selections Of equal merit. 1t
is profusely aud humorously illustro-
ted md is REALISTICALLY and carefully
gotteE up, The subscription price ID
3l.00 u year; a dime enclosed to the
Southern Humoristt," Louisville,
Ky., will secure a sample copy. The
publishers offer q premium for con
trlbutions. Who will send the best
joke from this section I
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-18

The city police anne out last week
armed with a neat "club" with pretty
red strings and tassels on them. Now
who says Cleveland is not able TO put
on style.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-18

PEEgONAL.-Dr. b. W. Pridiy a@C
Hr. john Ptiddy, Of James county,
sailed in to s,e u Monday. Dec. say
everything oyer there from 3 jaybirA to
an elephant is for Mayiei4.
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The editor Of the Banner denies evcl
oEning a negro o. u bond. He cal
not deny that lie has ways like thc
}ormer and Was undSr the latter at one
lime.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-18

Bakers Cod Liver Oil, Lime, and
Wild Cherry, if promptly used, would
reduce the fearful mortality by con-
sumption and wasting diseases, The
present is the season when most need
ed. j. c. Baker & Co. Philadelphia.
Abr. 4. u.
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Our Young friends Wond and Brown
"flhe Knoxville Chronicle have been
Ia the city the past two usys attending
rAc Grand ~Commaulsry Of he knights.
Di tho Golden Croas.
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TIE members o1 the Plub Uglie
Haze Bail Club aIc requested to meet
"a their grounds Saturday evening
for practice. The club has received
several challenges for match games
and must be ready to sustain their
TRtt record.
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The "Baby'' Beat FRIEND is DR.
Euli's Baby syrup, since it maintain
the bsbj's health by keeping it fire.,
t4um Collie, Di&rrhma, etc. Price y cts.
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Ar. u. Pcyton Campbell, OF Greene
Vile has been spending several days IN
the city with his many friends and
relatives.
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For 6'trCliI Judge.

We are authorized and requested " announce
Hon. LEWIS S1iEPIiEhD as y candidate 70.
Circuit JuGgc-cistrict COmpoacd OF the coun-
lies Of ~lradley, hcMina, Polk. Rhrp, Msig.,
lsmes,. i!srliiton, Bledsoe, Marion and Be-
Guat~hie.
We are authorized and requested n announce
Hon. ;. Il. SORHHlP, Of PlkcyillG, AZ n cSn-
Gilste frr Circuit Judge OF this Judicial Cir
cut. Election fist Thursdgy in August.
We are authorized aud requested to aunolncc
Hm. IulIE Is nOlL a. Il candidate for re-
election 10 the o0ice OF Circuit Judge.
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Dick Kerr has received his new
machine and is now making Bologna
f;ausage by tSe Wholesale, and is sell
lag it at bottom prices. lie is max.
ins arrangements to keep his freSl
Iaects on ice this summer, and calls
tae attention of bis customers to the
fact.
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P. NJ. Reeder sells Sewing Ma
chimes to suit the times. Try him
and be convinced.
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We are requested to state that every
tpriy js Invited 10 attend the Easter
services at g.. Lakes Church, Monday
night next.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
L Il.

~. c. CARSON, Dentist, may be Tis-
itcd at bis room at ~ilotsl, Hiwassoe, af-
fer the 2jth lust. by IhoD GeS ring his
professional seryices.
April 18th, It.
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Quarterly Conferenc. Of the 4. T..
Church South has beel Ia session DID,
ring he past week.
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The n. f. Church Sabbath School
children aie preparing tor a May par
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Esr Attorney General.

We ale authorized aud requested to announce
1. J." SPEARS OF Marion county az a candidate
Tor Attorney GentIal-4th Judicial Circuit
,olnposed Of tbs Countica OF Bra Hey, Po!l,
McMinn, Mcigs, Rhra. James, Hamilton, Ms.
rion, SeluS,chce and Bledsue.
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized and requested to announce
DANIEL NCDON ELL IA \ candidate for
sheriff ut the ensuing August election.
We are authorized and requested TO announce
GEO. Is. HAYES AZ \ candidate for sheriff
Election ia August.
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s.
ENr Chancellor.

We are authorized ard requested to announce
p. y. MAfFIEID, OF Baadley county, rs i
candidate for Chancellor. Ele tiou 10 ALgust.
be are authorized ard requested to announce
HON. ". N. BRADfOND rs a oauuidSts 10.
chancellor. Election in August
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-18

Phil. Reedor is o clever boy--if
you don't believe it, try him on q
Sewing Machine.
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If you want a Sewing Machine you
vii 50 We money BY buying Of z. NJ.
ENader.
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For Trustee.

We are authorized and reIuc2ted 10 announce
\. y. WHITE IA a candidate for re- election II
the ofice of County Trustee. Election in Au-
gust.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-04-18

Henry Joseph keeps 6ne Wits
kies for medical use.
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rheumatism Quickly cured.

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy the
great INTERNAL MEDICINE, will posi-
lively cure any cas- Of rheumatism ou
the face Of the earth. Price 81 u bot
tie; six bottles IS. Sold by all whole
sale aud retail druggists. Don't fail
to sond for circular to H~cltbenstinc
& BSntly, Druggists, Washington,
y, q. orr, II, Gu,.
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For E~eEtatCr.

We are author lied and requested to announce
j. W. HICKS Gs a candidate for County Regis
ter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09
Death of Victor Emanuel.

A cable dispatch ammo unceS the death of
Victor Emanuel, King of Italy. He was born
in Turin, in March, 1870, and was consequently
about fifty-eight years old. He was distin-
guiShed by his personal valOr and through the
craftsmanship of CavOur, and his own fighting
qualities, his reign will be a conspicuous fea
ture in history. BY his Anglo French alliance
in the CTimean war the position of Sardinia
was greatly elevated among the European
states, and this reputation was increased by
the issue of the war of Italian independence
fought by Sardinia and France against Aus
tria. In ISL Victor Emanuel transferred his
official residence to Rome. The twenty fifth
anniversary of his reign was celebrated with
great solemnty in 1874 it will be remembered.