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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
Bic Nen.

Ste H3er.
2onoon, 20. Utdr5. - Cine Reuter'idle
0epeife aus SerItR sutbdlt 9solseuoes: .Oas
Sanitdtsoepartemeut bat elm @utadlteIl aba
geseben, nah psi9em oas Ierbot oeoeu bic
@tnfnbr oerlbieoeusr6 6anbclsartttet aus 9taB.
lano-Numpen ausseuommen -iett aufaebOs
ben meroen fam, tuosm bic Beif in BEN be.
reHeneen ganoe nid]t mebr ais auIiefen6e
Sranfbeit auitritt. AGe aus Dem id)parsen
uuo bem a;orp'iAsu Reere in Oeuti9en Safen
anlaugeHoeH 6abr3euge iOllen Our6 Ger,te
iuipiSirt uereeu, alciu nur lolhe Jfeiieu6e.
meld)e bireft aus Iltrahan fommeu, iinb Der
Quardntdne Interporieu."
Die Gbbe in Der tiirRiia,en staatsfa'yc.
conn nttnopel 20. lf1rs. - Wiau
ernartet, oaB ons Sur llmmanaiun9 in Wtiin.
sen naA bem Niinsnmte seifjtdts EaieIoe.
id]trr Ses Snltans 100000 8fuao Stsrlfuo
einbringen miro.
Ste gage Ia 9frmab.
2onbon, 20. Diars. - Ser RSuin nan
Birmab bat NIT @bina Gin @iiuSuiE aboe.
ihlofeu. Glc euslif9sn ginipobusrS babsu 1Sg
isst 9anbaan uerIafIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
Wa,tfbolp- l1u,pe5e,, II, @au;os.

4ittle 8od, 9trf., 20. Widr5. let<
ten SOnntas Ibeno eridleneu 20 Sewaffnete
su gierbe in bem SiGotd)en Sanettepille,
tisgeu an bem 6fientliGen Blase ab unO bels
ten sineu um5us ourd oen Ort, wabreno oeiz
len iie ibre mt 8ebpOiten gelaaene @eiuebre
ourd bic Seniier tes ySentinel"= =@ebduoe8
uno Der BOhnuusen mehrerer Siirger abfeu.
erten. @Iiidlider gSelie purbe NiemauD uers
lebt. Die SfubefDrer beitie9en Johann TIRE
Bferoe unb galopirten baocn. Jfad bem
Sorfalle beraffneten iid Die giirgsr uno pa.
trouillirteu oas StdOtdeu bis gum Ga9eSans
brud)e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
SbIfeotiDtte ct, Ho1tb .

Nrllngto o II, N.sS., 20. Wtat5. - Die
SpinSe 6e8 Srn. Saa. U. Bea ipurbe mG9z
rsnb Der pergangenen Naht aurf) Dieke er.
bro6en uno I'M $4,000 in &egierungs gsobliga-
ttonen, iotpis nm anbere gBerthpapiere be.
raubt. Inter ben geitohlenen S9einen befin-
ben iid) smei neue 1S65er SinibnnOert.Dol=
larz@oupou<Sbli8atiouen, welte Gle gium=
msru 105,114 nnb 105, ,265 ttag,n uno etue
5auienb, b,0ouar- ar-Sblisation bon Oerlelben Ses
rie NIT Der Summer 203 3,424. Die iibri0eu
Sblisatiouen I'M 8etrase uOu $4,000 Iino re-
gllirirte NiinfSWansiaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31

= Der porgefern ausIntperpen in Bbilas
oelphia augefommene Dampfer nNebe r.
lamb" brldte bic aus II Yerionen beltebenoe
Manuld,aft Der brit1ihenBarfe oeneona
Duriee," luelbe um 1G. D. Df. auf Der gabrt
BON ytem- Yorf nab Bo.oeaur IN Fntsnbsm
3ultanoe I'M Stide geiailen nuroe.
- Die eet DE etneS unbefannten
puroe 9eitern i'm gSaiier uahe College Yoint,
9.>S., IN Walfer aufseiunoen. Gin an Chs.
Seobb ansgsltelter Ablhiso aus Der reguldreu
Armee befano itd in ben Saihen bes Bsrtor.
benen.
@eo. 9ale, Yoffmeifisr bon Oteqp
in Otisgo.GountD, W.sO., 1T nod unbefann
ten @esenben perbuftet une binterldBt Elm be
trdhtIiAes Def5it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
0erb at olitn9en oss 8aaate'f6ett
ND1ftife'S.

96i1aoe1pbta, 20. Mar5.-9as 8al'
cine obsrnlalise Situng i'm .@irarO 5ouie"
unb psrnuhm ipeitere 3euaen besii9ltf eer i'm
lebten loerbite in bieiel Stnot abgebaltenen
@ongrsBnabl. Die Gnsiagen itinlmten i'm
4agelneinen nit benz seitrigen 3eu9niiie
iiberein uno bsiduloigen Die 8unbes=9 9iilfS'
mari6dae, iomte bic idotlid)e Yoll5et per-
id,ieOener llebergriffe 9e9en Die oemofratiidsr
Stlnmgeber.
Das @onltte reite am Absnb mad gSaibz
iugtou ab, uiro jeoOd iCbaio, ais no9ltd],
suriidfebren, mn oas 3eusenperb6r 5u been'
nen~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
Sas &metp8lo6enseieb TIT Biz.
<ASxsSnxs

&ihmonb, Slrs., 20. Mdr5. - Dsr
5taateienot geuebmtgte heute Die amenbe-
mente bes SauieS 81 bem Wtofieti'i6en&nctpe
slodeu9cleee, welfe bieSteuer auf ieOenGrunl
5hnapps Don p auf II Gents unD Die Den
8teinbdnplern in Spirituoien TN entipre6ell-
Den Yerbdltnilie reOu;irt. Sic Stcuer aui
WalsgetrGnfs, nGmlldb cinen balben Sent pro
8laa, miro betbebalten. AuBcrbem idreiben
Die 4menoements uerlhiebene MaBreseln Dor
nm bic alyemetne gsOba4tung Des @eiesea
III iidlern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
GrN0fe.gittSIGiteii .

Gtnctnnatt. %. Ntar3. = Ger beutIgI
v@nqul1er" uerDifentllft Seridte iiber Der
mutbnlabll6en @rtrag Der gSaiSen, u. Sbit
eruote in beinabe iebem @ountp Der Staater
Ohio, Suoiana uno Sentudp. Die 9Saisen
iaat peripridt cine rei6ltde @rnbte, alleir
bic ausFhten beSiigltd Der Nepfel unb Yir.
iide iino b09ft sntmutbigenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
1tn0liiGsfdlle 1ttto Vserbred,ett

GpunSoille, Suo., 80. Mdr3. - 3pei
Wfdnner, Namen8 Sobn Sell uuo Daniel
Srame, begaben id) geitern Qbeno gu Ncmz
berrp, Sno, nab elmer gfe9erfir6e, no Elm
Souper SumSeiten berRirde ueran italtet rpar.
gtad)oem gsll nnb Srame Iid lott eegeiieu
battcn, perlaa9te @baS. .Sbomas, elm Ntitelieo
Der @tmetnot. oaB Seioe fir tbr @hen be5ab.
len louen. @iHer Der Seloer Sog Darauf etn
8aiirneiier uDb burd,i1nttt benz Reger bic
&eble, 10 baB berielbe fat augenbliflt9 tarb.
Sel unO 6rame wuroen oerbaftat.
% berlp, Mo., 80. RdrS. Sol. 8ailp
erid)oB bente ieine Satin, ipabrenO oieiclbe
i'm Sdllafe lag. Gr bcbauptct, er babe nid)t
gemubt, OaB Oas $iltOl 9slaDeH mar, unO
hattie Die iSrau mn burf oas9o8fnallen zines
3inbbittdens ueden molen. 9as @bepaar
par erft lett brei gBodeu perbeiratbet, SallD
murbe rerbaftet.
9aiiaic, 0.=S., 80. Mdrs.-gin 8adJ.
ter in Ger 8leiderei 81 Boiling Springs,
nabe bieier Stabt, ertranf beute in einem Ger
gum @tabliiiensnt 9ebDrigcn &eid)e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
Ser gsalDiuatpucr seanSat.

Wal bln9ton, %. War5. - Sll 0enl
S6aoereriat- Yroseiie gegen Cameron brad)'
ten hcute DIE NuwGlte Der ald9eriu nnO res
Serfla9ten ib1e Nr9umsute Dor, weld,e am
Dtonta9e fortseiest werDen lollen. Die Ser'
banbluuseu ioaren uaintereiiant. 9ie @nt'
ibeioung miro wabrideinlid) srft am nId)ifen
0ienfta9s =NadmlttaSe ben @eidtuOrenen alls
heiunPItPfit mPrnpt1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31

In me, iusne ON ben Tolsen bon Susenoianben,
nerp6ler Ghmdhe, Gntfrditung, @erluft Der Diari'
nesfraft &C. Iebeu, enbe i'd TO tenfrei elm Reaept,
has ie furi,t. Dieies srose 9einiitte( tuurbe bon
stnem Utifiondr in gno=Amerita entoedt. Stidt etn
abreiiires @oupert an Sieu. Soiepb z. Suman, eta.
tiun 8, Bi6le=5oule, R.=9. @itp.
(San16, 1St. &ip. i.a.1f(
0ajf, 1Ieiidmamm & Gomp.'s VreBbete
Compressed yeast).
90 man entoedt bot, bas niele Nadbahmungen urs
ferer Sefe fib i'm Nartte befinben, 10 bat ole dtte
Vresbete unieres fa6ritates aui ieoem Badete ben
Namen unlerer 6trma. AIe anberen fino glatab,
mungen.
gaan perlanse pom ietnem Grocer 8aif, ssIetidbz
uaun & Gomp's Vrebbefe. 9aaId trid
Sabrif<Dspot: SIT. "a. Noro=Gutas gtrabe.
(Mdut9,fS) g. 9. Dcmnett, 9eitdftfdbrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
Sert@te aus Sent cSnneren 0es
Sfn0fca

lSsta9te 8criOuen.) = Sn Beiiminfier uno
Osllen naater llmgebuu9 wObneu l21 BerIo<
men, Seren alter Swii4en 20 unO 90 Sabre be.
lrdgt, unter oenieIbeu befin6en iif pr. Sob.
3tn9lin8 NIT "a uuO Sr. SatOb Dlerier nit
SO Sdbreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
Marris y gsnrp's aatarrb-
f>ejlntfffei.

gs beiIt atuten unb troniid,en 9atarrh unb betp.
&sIist, penn iebe. .anbere Behanbluns febI9rihlage
taite Seiluns. SIS bat ben @ebrand foitlpleiiaer
gtnatbnungsz Npparate uno Naienoouben faft gang
oerbrdEa:. gtne einmalige MEipenbuns hebt ons 6ez
fhbl bon ShneIe unb Druid i'm &opfe uno erfpeidt
ano pe1treibt ben ein9etrofneten sdleim, oer Die
Naie oeritoptt. @s Dlro pon'oen promopirten Aer5s
sum seobt, bas es einbelis r baS bette, sessn ac=
arrb tn allsn ienen Saoien tetannte Uttts ertlGIt.
SetIsEs Attetate uno Seridbe Iber burdb unier Wtz
tel heperffeliste 8uren perfpeiien mlr ab.unaspoG
t76, yseft=NaIttm6rettrass.
yreis so Sents Die Giaide. Sn allen Apotbefen
anb bd g. 9. Sanee, 3ir. 1O8, gSehzY aiti,
mpreftrafff, gu BADEN; eagros bel y 0ogeier, Spbu
& Gpsap., 5honIIcu 6 Wuth nnb gSm. s.
Rrn,n,r & H3ru0er. (apr, = t29tte yu.2.p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
ssini1eiaen cities sea6tetet Bit

@befterto n, Np., 80. Mari.-@eo.
$. Shomplou, Elm Mitsiteo oe8 unterbauie8
Der StaatS.@ .@eictgebuus BON &eut=@ountp,
1T am Samitag Uiorgen in ieiuer @oanung
unwelt 0tod 3aa on Der 2unseneutsiinOuH9
Qeforben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
Ser 0eI0utarft.

Wetp orf, %. WlarS. = 6oI9cnbes
iinD Die ShluBnotirunsen: @elo CT. ST..
Wef,iel 4.85a- 6. Bunbes. Sblig.: '81er 1061,
1867sr 1921. 1s68sr 1929, meme iSiiufer 1o4B.
10. 4Oer l02, Diff. Columbia 81. aftlsn:
Stem 0orfer @entral l14a, @rie 245, Safe
Sbore III, Sginoiier Central 8l4, Ytttsburs
914, Chicago 9tortbpslteru 60s, DO. Yriori.
tdten 88s, Nod. .Sslanb 1898, 2Befern Union
Eel. 1868.
llnteridatamtss Bilan;: Sob $11s,759,'
o51; gourant $45 1891 ,025.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
Sel6itHtOro clues Gr : SpnsreB-
SnGlSAAASnMna
Scr Yro3ef 8esen Snbn Iointoerter
tn MfG1tttDttO.
(sutsnrttttoettc Gseiottne,,e

U NJ II, BennI., 80. Wfdrj. =
Stint @efangene, NamenS Sobn Seun, @bas.
Siatams, @bas. Smitb, Gam. 9iufle uno
SranclS ptnfle, entipran9en lpdbrenb Der oers
9ansenen gtaAt aus Dem bieiigen @ountpge
tdngniiie, tuOem fie bur9 einen 9Sentilator
frofeu. Glne 8elobnung bon $3.50 iit auf
Die &eifnohme Der GIiihtllnne ausaeiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
Sneben bireft bnn Yaris empiangem

Sneben btreft bnn Paris empiangen:
DauiFb=gNaaren
IN iettenen uEb fiinftleriiten Niuiern: gdaaIsn,
9tumenfeaasen, eonces, gtatuetten, 9eGer,
&autiniimss uno stusubr Yersierumsen,
aannen. 9an5 neue BaniIips @aaren. @rose unb
prddttse SommIuns rans III der 8fumen.
gud oieIfade ausfpabl franSoiiider uno beutider
Rooitdten, als ba fino: @iener unb Dresbener unb
poIrte Weiiinsmaaren, marmorne nbren unb Sronae=
Irtifel. 8. y. 9anisium 6 Comp,
Ser. 5, Horb b=9ibertp trase.
gasetnrittunss su iebr bilisen Bretien.
(Gept.23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
Gftt Woro att SorS oes SaHapfers
yEISnffo


Nem 9 orf, 80. Wtdrs. - gbp. Sraceb,
Elm Sei5er am SorD bes Oampiers v9llatia"
bon Der Nn1or- -2lnie, lpur6e heute friib auf
ienem 6abrseuge BON eiHem Watroien, gfa=
mems Sas. .Sobin, in ei1en1 Streite burd einen
OtefIeriftdl ms SsrS ermoreet. Srace1 uno
Goblin batten fld] gelteru in Der Staot sulan=
men betrunfen unb mareu in etnen Streit ae.
rathen, iuelder na6 ibrer RIdfebr auf bas
SahrSeug erneuert tpurGe uno nit 0em Sooe
Sraceg's enoete. Goblin tit uerhaftet unb ie95
anoere Utatroien tuurten in 9euqenhaIt ges
nomulen. Goblin erflGrt, CT lei tuGbreno Der
gan;en Nffaire 10 betrunfeu gepeen, baB er
fi6 uuf Gifts eriuneru t0nne. Oie Matro.
len, melfe 4ngeuseugen beS Streltes iparen,
be5eidnen i'm leood poftip als ben SbGter.
OsrW0rber unb iein Spfer pareu in nii9terz
nem 3ufanbe bic beiteu Sreunoe.
Gi,t 73sjabri8er WorSer.
u 10 / d, N..9., 80. 0tdrj. - Selir
Wc@ann, 73 Sabre alt, .unrbe geitern I'M
biefgcu @rimiuaI9irid)te be8 Moroes i'm er.
fen @rahe idulbig befunOen. @r mar ange-
tlaqt, ietnen yadbar Sas. W1nrris 6atd) am
8. 9e6euber b. s. 5u gtesro .9olom, uube
Sherburne, nau9o,@ountp, ermorbet Su
babeu. Wtc@ann uno 6at6 lagen ieit lanser
3eit I'm Streite. Satd) ipur6e, mahrenb er
IN lelnem Snule am Senlter ttano, ourd Dtcs
Gann bonn g8e9e aus eri6oiien. &i6ter Sol.
lett piro mor9en bas llrtbeil 9egeu BEN 0t0r.
Der ousipreden.
Selbftnoro clues So : SonsreB-
Mitglieoes.
2ebanon, &enn., 30. Idr5. s. 3.
6toole, etu cbemalige8 0fit9lieo bes @onereiz
ies, be9ing beute Selbitmorb bur6 GrI6iebeu.
Dtan glaubt, baB er mabniinntg mar.
Scr Sro3eB oeaen Sobn @ointSerter
tn &iGJnono.
Sid M no, 3d., 20. 0tar3. - Die @es
idworenen in bem YrO5eiie ssaeu s. Yoint'
oerter, beH Ot0rber pes iungen @urtts, wure
ben nm I'll ubr beute Ibeno entlaiien, nad=
bem iie mad mehr, al5 24.ltiinblger Seras
tbung nibt i'm Stanoe geueieu fparen, fia
auf eineu gSabriprub gu ei1igen. Der Sc.
fangeue tpuroe in'S 9efdugniB 3uriifaei9idt,
nno Der Intrag. i'm sur SIrgi4uft 5uSulai=
ien, bonn Gidter uerporfen. Ser Broseb ica
au eriten Wonta9 i'm 9lpril aberntals sur
Srbanolung gelaugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-31
0roReS Sd1aitttttttett tttS @aIl Der
nOaIftntOter [ItrtlaenteitlOe."

9eute Abeno oeranltaltet 0te =, yaltilnorer
Surn8em'tnOe in Der 0&oncoroia" ein groses
S9auturuen, iuel4es uad ben pielen lIebun-
gen unb Sorbereltuusen Su urtbeilen, iiher in
red)t sratter uno 9latter g8eiie POM Stapel
9ehen miro. Dem Shauturuen miro ftd1 Elm
Saa anIdlieBen. 9IGe SreunOe BON 9pms
naltii6en unO atbIctli9en uebungen loGteu
nt4t nerldumen, beute Ibeu6 tbre Sdrttte
nod bee p@oucorOia" su lenteu.
aus Oem auBeroroentlit rei9baltisen Bro@
gramme tuollen mir auf folgenoe SreI 6aupts
AttrattIonen gaE3 beIonoers aufnlerfiam ma.
Aen: GritenS jtraftlsiitungen inl Sebeu
ibWsrer @erptte bon bem renommirten atb@
leteu Yrof. Us. liiier BON Baltimore, 3rneiz
tens BOren bes 8urnlebrers Der @emeiuSe
nit Brof. Rsgram bonn ,8ulttmorer Itble.
ten @lub" unb 0rtitens 5ehten Der aIs Tet1t.
lebrer BET Der Martne= ataoemie in Annapolis
angeltellten SD, Setni nm SPph
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-03-20
Tile Repeal of our Charter.

The bill to abolish the corporation o
Cleveland has passed its third reading
In the House and is now a law. The
HERALD bitterly opposed the bill, from
the fact that we thought the measure
calculated 10 injure the best interests
OF our town. But as the bill has passed
let 1t stay passed forever and for all
time TO come. There is a large MAORI
ty of the property-holders Of Cleveland
who thought as we did, and opposed
the charters repeal, aud there is now
considerable talk Of petitioning for a
new charter. But al far as we are
concerned, we shall oppose a new
charter as bitterly as we opposed the
repeal of the present one The present
charter is undoubtedly the best charter
eve given 10 a town the size of Cleve-
land, and under it the different admin
istratlons have beautifed the city with
the best streets and sidewalks Of any
town in the State, and Cleveland
stands to-day the pride Of East Tonnes
see. But what the fate of our side
walks in the future will be, no one can
tell. They now become a public high
way, and lie ruiian can be prohibited
from riding his horse or mule, or dri-
wing his wagon Oh them, unless the
Legislature provides for a protection
and makes such an act q misdemeanor.
Since the foregoing was in type we
take the following from the ChattG-
nooga Times of Tuesday:
Friday night the friends Of the re-
peal of the charter of Cleveland took
advantage of the absence of their or
ponents to pass the bill to a third read
ing. A motion to reconsider was then
pat and laid OIL the table, thus cutting
off discussion, or any attempt to reach
the repeal again during the session.
The Governor has been urged to inter-
pose a veto, but he will probably APP
prove the BILL"
We suppose Mr.. Lowery has had
n to engineer the trick for him,
because it is a well known fact that he
is not capable Of such a thing. Dut
then Of course he has sanctioned it, anC
is equally guilty of the meanneSs Of
the trick. We understand from mem
bers of the Legislature that Lowery
used as al argument for a%bolishing the
charter that he was run out Of Cleveland
about the close of the war, and cOnse-
quently We suppose he wants to get
revenge.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-03-20

As we printed last week the attack of
the Knoxville Tribune on Rev. N. w.
Motheral, of this place, we this week
print his answer to the same. We have
known Mr.. Motheral for a long time,
and from our acquaintance with him
we do not believe he would make a
misstatement under oath. About the
Only thing in which we a see he has
done wrong, is that he showed himself
Il ready witness, and went on in his
testimony to give W to questions
not asked him, and in some of those
answers he told what was "rumored."
Still he did not try to make these "ru-
mors" appear as his GUN knOwledge, but
stated that he understood" such and
such was the case. While we do not
APPROVE CT Mr.. Motheral's course in
making public matters that did not
concern the State debt, we do no MOI
approve of so much abu"e heGpcd upon
him by some portions of lie press.
The Committee are as much 10 blame
as any one else for not giving Mr.. Sam.
I,eese and Mrs. Galloway a chance 10
esGi,y. They can have no 2cuse for
this negligencc-from the fact that
they were in Cleveland two days, and
we know of our W personal knowl-
edge that they were not engaged all
the time. One of them wa busily en-
gagged talking politics While the other
Wa hInting Up some excuse to abolish
the corporation of Cleveland; and as
they both belong TO what is known as
the reputation wing Of the Democrat
ic party, and were sent out on purpose
to get up an excuse 10 keep from pay
Ing any portion of the stale debt, they,
OF course, did not want any ones tes-
timony that would injure their little
scheme. 10 sum The whole m,tter up,
we have about come TO tile conclusion
that it is only another aje of the devil
shearing the hOg--'hcap Of noise Cor
So little wool"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-03-20

Z. Cleveland has q few pop-gun repudi-
atiorists who are continually talking
about the railroads and LondholGers
having all the newspapers bought up.
1t II q very noticeable fuct that these
fellows who are always accusing some
one else Of being "bought up are men
that never pay their private debts, and
consequently, when they sec or hear
anybody that want to pay his honest
debts, they accuse him of being bought
up. II this class of repudiationists
would 60 10 work and make an honest
living and pay their honest debts they
would be much more respected in the
community in which they live. These
few fellows will get together and fell
what "tlie people" demand. They
really imagine themselves 10 be ''the
people," If they were ''llIe people,
this country would .oon tale the dry
rot.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-03-20

MI. Myree, Of the Chattanooga Time ,
was in the city last week, looking after
the interest of that lively daily.
Mr.. Luke Galloway, of Monroe conn
ty, gave us a pleasant call last Friday.
Mr.. Fred. Lang, Of Ducktown, has
been in the city the past few days. lie
will make his future home in the
Northwest.
Mr.. w. 7. Rogers, passenger agent
of the y. & c. Il. r., was in The city
Monday
Mr.. w. Z. Russell is spending a few
days with his friends and relatives Of
this place.
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The Weekly Herald.
DECISION.

We publish the following for the
benefit of those who do not understand
the law In such cases.
l.. Any person who takes a paper
regularly from the pOstolice, whether
directed In his name Of a%nOthcr's, or
whether he has subscribed or nOt-is
responsible for payment.
2. If aperson orders his paper dis
continued he must pay all arrears, or
the publishers may continue to send IL
until payment is made, and then col
'ect the whole amount whether the pa
yer is taken from the office or not.
y. The courts have decided that re-
Using 70 take newspapers and periodi-
Nls from the %pOstoilice. or removing
Lud leaving them uncalled for is pri-
ina facie evidence Of intentional
fraud
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Our Dayton Letter.

Editor Herald: In my last | spoke OF
a fracus on the jackson. | have since
learned that the boatmen were not to
blame, but the fault was all in Mr..
Butram, who done all the shooting,
and that a mai by the name Of Swee-
ney was the only one that got shot,
and he only slightly wounded in the
jaw. Mrs. Butram got drowned, and
was found Monday in a drift. Mr..
Bu,ram seemed to he laboring under a
mental alteration. Some say he had
been taking too much "crook," and,
instead of snakes, he saw robbers all
he way from the West.
Since my last Mr.. John Foust has
begun u neat little dwelling house. and
he Messrs. Talent are putting up a
.arge blacksmith and wood shop. Our
Sabbath School has just been reOrSan-
lied with prospects of an interesting
school. 1t closed during the severe
weather of last winter.
SO far we have had one of the finest
months for March of Which ] have any
recollection, but still farmers are moi
satisfied they are com, laining Of
hard ground I'd similar ills.
Mr.. VIM. Banks started last Thurs
LAY to the gold fields Of Ca, where he
AMI Mr.. G. w. Goodrich have a lease.
Everybody here thinks he will make a
fortune while c. S. r, II. is being COM
pleted, but you can judge that some
body will shit the ceiling"
3. NJ. A.
Dayton, Tenn, Mar. II, 70,
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MCDoNALD's, Tam, Mar. II, 70.
Editor Herald thinking a line from
The "big" town of McDonald's would
interest your readers, l give you a few
items.
James Bennett, our cDterprising and
obliging merchant, is still improving,
by putting up a neat pickett fence
aroaul a..G il flolt of Lis beautiful
dwelling.
Dr.. Phiiipc: ouf highly esteemed
physician, has been quite feeble for
some time, though at this time is con-
valescent and thinks lie will be able
for duty in a short time. He too is
preparing to build q second house.
The farmers Of this neighborllood are
busily engaged preparing corn land,
Wheat begins to look well and farmers
anticipate a fair yield.
The ladies, God bless them, are pre-
paring their gardens, and say they are
bound TO have plenty of garden ''sass.'
Long may they live.
Considerable gloom was cast ovel
our neighborhood on the 10Th inst. by
Tie announcement of the death of Mrs.
Harriet Cooper, wife of our highly
esteemed citizen, Dempsey Cooper
She leaves q husband and ole little
daughter to mourn her loss. They
have the symp"thics Of The entire com
muniiy.
The second quarterly meeting of the
NJ. i. Church, South, begins at Free
Union Saturday, the 22d, and will In
all probability be protracted several
days. Try to pursuade some of then
neighbors of yours, who oppose so bit.
terly the present form of your city
government, and have them recon
structed. Yours truly,
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A Queer Trise I'm he BIa * son

Botel Tobago is an island in the
South Sea which has lately been visited
by a party Of United States naval Off
GERS. They were surveying a rock
east of the South Cape of Formosa, and
called al this island. They found Il
curious race Of Malay stock. These
aboriginers did not know what money
wal good for. Nor had they ever used
tobacco or rum. They gave the officers
goats and pigs for tin pots and brass
buttons, and hung around the vessel all
day in their canoes waiting for =
chance to dive for something which
might be thrown overheard. The
wore clots only, ate taro and vans, aud
had axes, spears and knives made Of
iron. Their canoes were made with
out nails, and were ornamentcd with
geometrlcal lines. They wore the
boards of goats and small shells as Or
naments. Such is the account of these
strange people given by DR.. Seigfricd,
in a letter read ut the last meeting of
the Philadelphia Academy o. Natural
Science.
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Card OF Thanks.

We hereby tender our hearty thanks
to our friends in Cleveland for the ex-
cellent donation given us last week.
With this acknowledgement we also
mention with grateful pleasure the
liberal collation. VIC received last fall.
These occasions will eve be remem-
bcrcd as pleasant episodes in our itin-
Grant life. Approaching the gifts and
the kindly sentiments which prompted
their presentation, we earnestly pray
that the bonntiful Giver Of all good
will enrich you with every blessing
both in time and eternity.
Il. NJ. LOCKWOOD,
r.. o. LOCKWOOD.