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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
LOOK AT THIS !!

The very best Calicocs, Gt cts.
Kentucky Jeans, from 12lt cts. up.
Lace Handkcrchicfs, 25 to 35 cts,
cost Is cts.
Plain Handkcrchiefs, s cts, up.
Boulevard Skirts, $1.Oo, good-cost
$l25.
India Rubber Shoes, Ladies', GO cts.
" :: Mems, rs cts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
r. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,
JNO. 8. REYNOLDS. Associate Editor.

THE New YORK World tells q
pretty story about Frank Moses.
Our native young governor is charg-,
cd with stealing silk dresses from
his own wife.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
DOWN i!

IN ORDER TO Make EXTEN-
L sive changes in our store, and to
get money to pay our debts, we
offer goods LOWER than they can
be bought anywhere in the State.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
TOTAL ADSYIHENCE SiNING WE'VE TILL 1T
RIpEiS,

There is a curious story about some native
wines which are extensively advertised nova
days, and have only recently been put upon
the market. DR.: Undcrhill, the wcll-known
grapc-growcr of Croton Point, died i'll 1871.
Some Of his heirs entertained temperance
views Of such extreme kind. that they were
unwilling to allow the stock Of wines then or
hand to be sold or any more 10 DC made.
The grapes have sometimes been sent tn
market, and sometimes left to decay upon
the vines. 1t is only now that the other heirs
have succeeded in arranging for 4 settlement
Of the estate and the sale Of the wines on
hand. Among these IS q wine of tho vintage
Of 1864, described as 4 "Swcct Union Port,
but suggesting the Imperial Tokay more
than any other European wine, and being
wholly unlike any other wine of American
growth. Its purity, age and mcllowness are
remarkable. and both physicians and vine
fancicrs have special interest in it as the
oidcs; native wine now accessible in any con-
siderable quantity. The whole stock is in the
hands Of the well-known wholesale grocery
house Of the Thurbers.-N. Y. Tribune.
No0. I9, 1877
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19

All goods not closed out by
Saturday, the oath, will be sold at
auction.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19

The above speaks for itself, but We would
add tlat this is the pure juice Of the grape.
neither d,wggea. H4Ho,ra nor ga,7te,ed; that it
has been ripcncd and mcllowed by age, and
for medicinal or s1cramsntal purposes it is
unsurpassed 1t can he obtained from most
of the leading Druggists throughout the
United States. and at wholesale from the
undersigned. who will forward descriptive
pamphlet, free of charge. Oil application.
Respectfully, etc,
n. K. G F. B. THURBER g. CO.
tIcst B,u7dau,y, Ec01.' cMl Hudson Streets
NEw-YoEE.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

lis wonderful. % the difiouities ofths
#ork, opr readers can jndge from what We
have said. 10 overcome them. the State
hss given 500 conyicts. and she net receipts
of the ". N. o. road. which amount 10
abcot one tlionsaad dollars J: month, and
~i.e this nIaj Wilson y vsnturopsly !.
vigorously and sagacioSsly accomplishing
tbe.nOst remarkable engineering feat ever
undertaken on the North American con-
,inent When the ,ime comes when The
psblie viii participate ip ,be advantages
nov aimed st, tisy win be amazed at the
ltsnerity shish approached the enterprise
with sosh -mall mesns has, they will -re.
yersncs the devotion and wlf denial OF men
who pndertook 50 much With weapons 50
feeble. Il was only men thoroughly i'm.
bued With genuine North Carolina sDirit,
men tsroogbly impressed With tae value
Of the West to the State aud men too.
roused to the justice Of the righteous de.
mands, who could have vsntured SO mpeh.
endured 50 much. and aceemplished 80 much.
Success is nigh 1t hand, sbd bas,ed be the
arm, and withered be the tongue that ~ouid
arrest the farther steps of that spccess.
,s The subject is inexbaustible. We have
said more than is suitable toa newspaper
article. ye. we have. only touched upon the
main points. We viii close BY the rspark
that to Major Wilson " due ,be wise uss
Of limited means and 10 whom the State
will be inaebtei for it, grandsst tri.
nmph. His whole life is wrapped up in
work. He goes over every foot d i three
timesa week,-a performances which the
editorial fraternity can appreciate when 20
many Of them tagged and failed Of half
that distance. l-He is President. Engineer
.aa Superintendent, three Offices for one
salary-and be i competent in them alI /:
and when his labors are crowned With
completion. hi. monument viii bea wor,hy
crown for the High Pnnarla Of the Blue
Ridge whose lvity and graceful peak. has
50 long looked down over the secluded re-
ces.es, where unseen aud unel,cou!sgei by
the outer world. he has msniul.y and
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10
sTATE.RIGHTS--AN INTERESTING
LAW QUESTION:

In april. 1865. st The time Of the col
lapse Of lhs Southern Coniedcrsey. The
State " yirgini. bad on deposit 10 The Ez-
change Bank Of Richaond. twenty. .oss
ihonsAnd dollars in gid. From this sam.
10. W. Thomas. then Lienienaut Cover.
Der u The State. and other State efheers.
drew. ty formal and regular warrants
through The Auditor Of the State. eertain
smo.nts due them az salary. Ii March VI
last year ihe United States District Attyr,
ney brought suit in the Federal Clrcu,,
t'Uurt - Richmond. Va; against Thoma.
TO recover the money 1--we hundred dpll.r,J
vbish be thus drew, % ibe ground that The
guld on deposit. belonging 70 The state u
Virginia, vne Of the COhfedrrcie S,aiss.
became the property of ibs United States.
BY right u conquest. and the cOart dssid,,l
10 favor Of the United States. Thereupou
ias case wssbrougbt before Secretary Shcr.
man under motiun 10 Instruct the district
Attorney 70 discontinue the sait., and Mr /.
krnneih Raypor. the Solicitor VI the Tres.
sary, nos delivers bis opinion that the
claim u the United States has no merit.
and that The suit ought 70 be disconiinpsd.
lie admits tbst she United States Isll heir
By conquest 70 al ibc properly d the Con
fed ,rais Government, but not % fhe pro
perry u the State governments ~hase pen.
pie shn-e 70 take sides 9th The rebellion.
organization. II. W. says. yngini. IL. -.
up an independent national government of
It's own. bad established or tried 10 establish
international relations. sbd sssamed /. be-
> sovereign nation. in that ease When tbe
United Siaiss conquered Virginia is pro.
psriy sonld have passed under information.
a Law into the possession " ihe .eunqasror.
Bot thers vas no preisbss of such ; crndi.
iion I; on the extinction II the confederacy
the Stale % Virginia res,sined Z State y
briors and The State c.uIi l.,se no right 10
iis property nor The Ueiiej State. rain any
Referring 10 Mr. Rsynor's opinion. shs New
York Herald says Il is odd that mi. nue..
ton has never epips up before the supreme
Caar: n the United States for sdjadica.
ton. but thinks Il probable The. tbs court
sould held with the Solicitor Of the Tres.
.sury. ---Savsnnsb Nsus.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

LospoS. July 3-wiih yeterjay',
session ~ the oEgress ihs yrohlems pre-
.cpted by ibe rsorganilaipn 20 Tsrkey in
Eampe have besn saved With one disk.ali
exception. that II the border provinces oi
Gieerr. u the course Is followed in ihis
care which Was fo.lowed in The con.iiera-
iiun % the viher put@'s II Tumpeap do.
mini"Is of the Pvre. the solution wonld
seem TO be scme change relaxing The con.
troll of the Ottoman Government ever The
provinces. but the oppssiiion of The Spltsp
70 any such plan. and the difbculty Of get.
ting Ru.sia 10 consent 20 the ext Rion oi
Greek influence Leyopd few Districts.
e. Sc to the Greek frontier, may rsndsr im-
practicable the srheme proposed BY some
mamhsrs II the Congress. which. arcvtd.
ipg to q Berlin eorrs,I ondehi u The Times.
is 10 offer 10 Greece the same rights. sop
ervision and control over West Rcbmsnia.
that ID Thess,ly. Macedonia and Ep,rp..
ss .Austri. will be ins,usied ~i,b in Bosui~
aud flsrzegoyips and possibly 10 Northen
Albaria. by thus extending the influence
Of neighboring States over adjacent pro-
sincss which have longer given trouble. the
Congress might prevent the recurrence II
recent events, and remove the causes oi
future wars. "
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

objects ofcontempt or abhorresce. in shs
minds Of the multitude becauc words Of
form only. taken with levity sod forgo,ron
with the occasion. ay
But ID oaths IS ID evsryfhing else. any
invasion of the moral domain Is followed BY
other eDeroashmenis. sSaucity once destroy.
ed in one particular was destroyed 10 every
thing else; and il has now ccme to pass
that perjury has fas,eEed on the body poll.
tic with moral blight that must be fatal
TO society unless subjected to heroic excl
sion. All society is injected. aud men dis.
trust each other as unworthy Of belief.
CONTRACTS made hare no guarantee for their
performances. II attempted 70 Be enforced
in the Courts, perjury with brazen face and
guilty tongue, holds back or falsi6es the
truth t'rime cannot be reached or pun
ishei because witnesses with bold eifrontery
swear to falsehood. and screen the guilty
AND this condition, when Hen cannot be-
lieys 10 each other. and when they cannot
reach offences against society is the most
fearful prelude to is iissolatioa. Menare
then ready, because tsey are compelled 10
do 80, to take the enforcement Of law into
their own hands. ta
No more laws are wanted on the subject.
They exist in plenty on the statute books.
But a sound public seati@eut is needed.
Let that be cultivated BY the press. BY the
pulpit. By the courts, BY che people, Us oil
essential to arrest universal deprarity,
explainsble for the past. but intolerable for
the future and certain 70 entail social and
material ruin. sa,asaa au frb. satR ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10
= NOT SOLD YETI
NM STEAM
WOOL UdRDiyy MACHINE

CEIjAft GRCTB. DIsAfy{3H C>0. N. q:
Il l,E irsw IN rt,leilllh otsfs: did AM pselsar:
N IA 81 ~ Nstk that c,sSho( lie cxrciled.
Machina, thwrel,y saving the iaDor of plcging ID
i.urring your Mool beiUre bringing Il for Card.
ing. Ii Ii important thai the Wool should bc
washed and creased bcfors being hreught 10 the
MarsAw, ustng one pound a Uresc 10 Ten
sYpGRss sNWhss WOOL Eisss a. ! or one rmh
OF th- Mool
coIorrd Wool Twelve and fai1 ee~ts.
! am selling weotroIl- 1t 10 ssrF~ yereynuhd.
I VIII take IN cSehange for cuI3hgs G0rn,
Wheat or Rnron.
Thamss9 Iar pasi Isyors. sml fuIIy prepared 10
merit them In the future, confidently ash 4 con-
tin,lance " fbr patronage Of the generous and
AIKxxNDEa wiLKEKss,S,
May y I'm. S Cedar trore.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

a. The London Eng. Telegraph sys: Bot
more recently there has been change. No
toriOus RepuLlicsns uassrupulous IL par
y tactics. have received high pos:s; civil
servise reform bas been dropped .ub-srip.
tions FROM ofhceboldcrs fSr party purpose.
have been resumed and Il Is even whisper.
ed that President Hayes will r.cant bi.
cs@Paigp pledges and sl:o~ himself 10 be
nominated FOR second term. -sf|rs.sss
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

!, The Savannah News says: Every dig IN
to Louisiana politics turns up something
aew General Butler. who wants to 60 q
little further in the investigation than The
iloa-s resolution can:empIaie.l. drylare'
that Packard had majOnry IN Losis,ana,
but the Hayes electors did dnot--that t~o Of
these elev:ors were in . miuority aud IL re.
qaired fraudulent throwing out Of Demo.
cratic parishes u elect them. This Is a
new thing. Hitherto the di-eopiesied Re.
prhlssns have merely haIs that IL the
Hayes elsnivrs in Louisiana we're ebo.eB.
the Packard government, was chosen alsO
but Biiler's assumption is tha. Packard
was e!ectet but the Hayes slesrors were
beateq--tLs inference being that Packard
ought TO be GuvernUr cf Louisiana. but
Hayes ought not to be pIssldsnt VI the
United States. 2l'* s@e
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

i Washington Post ssys: Tseam.eb sher-
man was Kindly made doctor By H.rvsrd
University just 10 time 70 assist 81 the las,
illness o. bis brother John. The latter ip.
dividusi i. bo.eser. past sll surgery.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

!. Five hundred eolorsd men are TO be ssut
10 worf on the MadeIrs and Msrmors Rail.
road. 10 Brazil. The Brszilian Government
will object 10 their lspding. -. ..., ...<.,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

BETmrEsEH. u; July e.a-ln accord.'
aDce with previously arranged psagram.
We of the coal eomhHstich, the operators
Ioflhe ScAnylkill region suspended opefa-
tions st tbe cullierifs yesterday. The sus.
pension viii s,HtiAus Ahtii the 18th inst.
President 6ovsr, " The i'ailadelphia and
Residing conp~ay. hss xs,,ten letter 70
ihs coal snpeSitflde,lis ~ sAe eorpaation
TO the eiiers that no Spiher stoppsgc will TO
made during the Goa. season. The shuts
down will deprive 25.000 mca Of employ.
San FEaScIsco. july 2.--Great sx-l
citemeEt prevails in the neighborbood n
Heppncr. Urnatilla county. relative to the
Indian troubles. News has been received
that the indians nv attack, d Cany. n
City. There are no particulars. Parties
have commenced moving their famiissfo
place 81 SAFETY. The UrpstiIla Il dinns
have p,n fhe:r wamsu and children ,m 4 q
reservation and ioined the bostiles. Every
body is expeaiug reasral uprising and ..
prolonged war
The 10 ter sub, commlftec took the test
mony 81 John Devonshire. Clark in the
Omitted Sisies District Courts. who prrdu "a
three sea ei envelopes said 70 con.sn i, o.
ceriii "a Of the ectors. which ars zig, cd
10 triphci o the law requiring one stto
be Sic 10 the of ce Of the d srici Curt.
one 10 be Forwarded by mail and one BY
messenger 10 the Prrslden, Of the Senate.
Tb = bad besa placed in the safe sod ne-
ycrlbafore taken oa since they we're d.
posted there. The eo1mi,tee required
wilDess 70 arss The envelopes. They con-
tsined FIRST. the FIRST set u papers sent 20
|" sshing,on ~ rhs Repnhiisan eleeior.:
sesnna, fhose Sent W The Conservative elce.
tors; third. those sent BY the Republicans
in place nf the iirst vhirh we're fsand de.
feciiye. IN this. that the rerti6caifs wsrs
for Presioent sua Vice president together.
instead ef for zach ~pantrly d j. claimed
BY the pe@wnss iA.t the signatures 10 ,hs
Lass r't rrtsrpej sy the Reppblhans aie
not genuine. The sosmiiisc took charge
offbe .deeu~enis. E.srt ii
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

The present session of Congress |. lhs
longest 70 the history of The government
s.ve only one. The exception u the session
'of steven yesn ego rhsn. bo.h bodies be-
Ing Republican. Congress resolved i,seIf u.
q sort Of committee q sarreiIlance over
pfes'dsnt johnson 70 prevent bin from
esrr5ipg oat bis 'fisdly parposss toward:
/ the Soutbern States Of the tlniop. Tbs
session Of eleven yssr .sgo eersinIy dids
great deal o. barn. Has stbisssssiop done
= great deal Of good 1iks the Virginia
Committed r. Dibc' } We arc afraid echo
viii answer, tiD Dutch. Bein.' --Danyi.h
Ners
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

Fraud, forgery and perjury have been
clearly proven % have been the means By
which Hr. Hayes attained Biz seat.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

= The Boston Poa thinksns found The tick.
a nov: Mrs. Jepks for President. snd
sherman fsr vice.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

=. Capt. Thomas r. Bailey. > .On Of The
late Judge Bailey. Of this State. 10 an sp-
plicant for chair 10 The Mississippi Asri-
cultural aud Mscbsbical college
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-10

Pot masters are NOW paid commissions
on ihe sismps ihsy. cancel, and DOT On What
they sell.a s.il,u tnlialta, ssl
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-27


out for these rumors. Be slow to
make up an opinion against a man
Of reputation for wisdom and purity.
Let every man he held as pure, till
evidence compels the contrary belief.
These remarks are not intended for
local use, but the world at large is
welcome to them.
A formal cal. is very long if it
lasts half an hour.
Never take bits out of your mouth
with your hand.
1t is impolite to keep a musician
constantly playing.
Address your wife as Mrs"
your husband as "NIr.''
A young lady should not stretch
her feet out in company.
In going up or down stairs pre-
cede the lady.
Girls who part their hair on the
side look fast.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-27
Ministerial ImmoraIities.

The HolstoR Methodist. referring
to the epidemic of immoralities
among the ministry OF all Christian
churches, gives this sensible advice
to the public, aud at the same time
raps the scandalsfnoDgers:
An epidemic of crime always
breeds an epidemic of rumors.. Ru-
NOR does not stop with the guilty,
but ii attacks the innocent. Impru-
dences are magnifed into crimes
and groundiess suspicious readily
take the form of positive facts.
becomes aflidayits.A Look.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-27
"A FARM
FOR RENT OR SALE

# WILL RENT OR SELL MY FARM,
Il one mile North of Morristown !; or
will sell 100 or $50 acres of the same.
The land is good-well timbered and
| watered-with good improvements, and
an abundance of
Choice Fruits, of all kinds
There are about 175 acres of cleared
land.
will also sell 800 acres of excellent
land, lying in the beautiful Beans
Station Valley" 10 miles from Morris
town, 81 miles east of Beams Station,
and miles east of Tate's Spring. The
land is well timbered and we'll watered
with running streams and springs of
limestone, freestone and white sulphur
water. About $50 acres cleared, and
much of ii SET In clover and blue grass.
Apply to me, at Rutledge, Tenn, or
to w II. Lane, on the Morristown farm.
jan 30-tf G. @. SMITH.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-27
STUDIES IN THE SIERRAS.

series of papers (mOstlv illnstrated) by John
Muir, the California naturalist. The most graphic
and picturesque and, at the sametime, exact and
studies of ''Ihe California Alps" that have yet
been made. The series VIII sketch the California
Wind and EOr6EtE.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-27
PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN
POETS.

This series (begun in August with the portrait of
Bryantl viii be continued, that of Longfellow ap-
pearing in November. These portraits drawn
from life by Wyatt Eaton and engraved by L. Cole.
They viii be printed separately on tinted paper as
frontispieces of four different numbers. lluStia-
ted sketches of the lives of the poets will accom-
nm lasa 1nortraits
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-27

a serial novel, by Mrs. Frances Hodggon Burnett,
author of EtThat Lass o. LOwrie's.n The scene Of
Mrs Burnett's new novel IS laid in Lancashire !;
the hero is young inventor of American birth.
Haworth's' is the longest story Mrs. Burnett has
yet written. 1t will run through twelve numbers
Of the Monthly, beginning with NoVsmLer, 1878,
ard will be DrOfusely illustrated,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-27
49, = - -. ~ -
FORTY-FIRST GENERAL AS
SEMBLY.
List of Members and Their Post.
Office Address.
Nashville American.

Nashville American.
In the following list of members
elect to the Forty-frst General AS
gsembly of Tennessee those to,the
House OF Representatives are off
cia!, and those of the Senate, though
not all officials are not likely to be
changed by The official count. Re
publicans in italics:
anwfEF SENATE -aEGgs-
First District-Johnson, Carter,
Washington and Greene-John K.
Miller, Vanderbilt. Unicoi county.
Second District-Sullivan, Haw.
kins, Hamblen, Hancock and Clai-
borpe-H. T. Patton. Tazewell, Clai-
borne county of p 1-o .a'h
Third District-Cocke, Jefferson,
Sewer and BloLnt-M. Il. DriskeU.
ParrottsviIIe, Cooke county.
Forth District-Union. Granger,
Anderson aud Koox-R. G. Sdmsel,
Rdtiedge, Granger county.
Fifth District-CampbeH, Nor
gao. Scott, Fentress. Roane. Over
ron, White. Putnam and Cumber-
land-Robt. byrd, Kingston. Roane
county.
Sixth District-Loudon, Monroe,
McMInn, BIeigs, Polk and Bradley
r. H. Smith, Decatur. Meigs county.
Seventh District-Rhea,, James,
Hamilton. Bledsoe, Sequatchie, Van
Buren,, Marion and Grundy-John
R. Neal, Rhea Springs, Rhea county.
Eighth District-W arren, Coffee.
DeKalb and Cannon-John II. Saw
age. McMiDnville. Warren county.
ninth District-Macon. Smith,
clay, Trousdale, Sumner and Jack
sons. +. Wilson, Gallatin, Sumner
county. lI3Clt ts<5
Tenth DisIict-Rutherford aud
Bedford--A. L.Landis, Shelbyville.
Bedford county. -.
Eleventh District--Clay Roberts.
Nashville. e
Twelfth Dissatisfaction and
Wilson-Baxter Smith, Nashville.
Thirthteenth District-Marshall
FrRaklin. Moore and Lincoln-W P.
Tolley, Lynchburg, Moore county.
Fourteenth Observation-Disclosures
and Maury-J. NJ. Grove, Riley
vile, Manry county. EH
Fifteenth District-Giles, Law
renee. Wayne and Lewis-Z. w.
Ewing, Pulaski Giles county.
rSixteenth t+HicknangP Per
ry, Humphreys, Dickson, CbeatAam
and Houstop-Yerno Bibb. Center
vile, Hickman county.
Seventeenth DISQUALIFICATION,
Montgomery and Stewart Nathan
Brandon. Dover, Stewart county,,
Eighteenth District-Hardin, De
catur. Benton, McNafry and Hender.
son-W. P. Morris. Camden, Benton
county, Oh Il -
Nineteenth District-Garroll and
Gfbsop-L. Rf: Beckerdite,, Hunt
; ingdon, Carroll county. ~ f. 3 Il
twentieth District-HeBry, Weak
ley and Oblon-Thos. r. Shearon.
Troy. Obion county. l7-l-'-'
Twenty-frst District-Madis on
and GHaFdsmap-G. CHYEAudeFson.
Bolivar, Hardeman county.
Twenty second District-Hay-
wood, Lauderdale and Dyer-Chas. I
P.sMoss. Ripley county. /
- wenty-thfrd Shelby, |
Fayette and Tipton-B. C. BIedsoe,
ColliervilIe, Shelby county.
Fventy fourth District-SEelbg-l
O. A. Hanson. Memphis.
Twenty.flfth District-Shelby-t
w. .. Clapp. Memphis.
YREPREsENTATfvEs.
BedfordAFhos. /. Ogilvie. Bell
bdckIe2 / II y n It
Blount-W. NJ. Brickell.
Carroil--Le 4. Haaokges, Hunting
dop-l - s1eI8a g9o
yl-Dyer-B. B. Watkins, Dyersburg.
Fayette-
.Ffanklin-John r. Beasley. Win
chester 81 aaes-r
! sGihson-H. G. Burnett, Gibson
-
Giies7John C. Foster. Pulaski. q
'1Greeqs Hm5F $. AqGeughey. a
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A NEW YIEW OF BRAZIL.

Mr. Herbert H. Smith, of Cornell University, a
companion of the late Prof. Hartt, is now in Bra
I'll, with Mr.. J. Wells Champney lthe artist who
accompanied Mr.. Edward King in his tour through
1.-The Great South, y preparing for SCRIBNER Sc
ries Of papers on the present condtion-the Cities
rivers and resources Of the great empire of South
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-27
A STORY OF NEW ORLEANS,

by George w. Cable, to be begun on the conclusion
of ''FalconbsFG." This story viii exhibit the state
Of society in Creole, Louisiana, about the years
18O3-4-5 the time Of the Cessign, and period
bearing a remarka BILE likeness to the present Be
construction period.
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TAzEWEL1 COLLEGE.

B. q. MAYNARD, A. b., PRMo1PAL.
PRoF I. n. WOODSON, (Gruduate Uni
eersfty n N5r9inlq), ASSISTANT. H
MIS- IDA FULKERSON, PRIN. PRI-
NARY DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. LIZZIE FL. STERNE, MUSICAL
DEPARTMENT.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-27
THE "JOBNNY REB" PARERS,

by an ''ex-Confederate' soldier, will be among the
rac1est contributions to SCRIBSER during the COM
ing year. They are written and illustrated by Mr.
Allen c. Redwood, of Baltimore. The first of the
series, Johnny Reb at Play" appears in the No
yenber number.