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REGULAR opEIOUBAs PACKET.
OUAcHsTA A1vEE.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUAOHITA RryEH
,rT.,ELANSpOnTATION COMPANY. &. n
oUAOHIT,Ai. 4 CITY TRENTON AND MONROE
Leaves WEDNEsDAY, Oct. is nf ( = \,
IT.. A. :. FOR OUACHITA CITY. MONKOH.
l&281tsM Trenton. and all town landings or1
Block and Ouaelita rivers The boat
will reserve the right to refuse any Ianding az
cept mail Landings
ID. STEIN.
I'm place Of John Wilson.l
j. W. Blanks, master. Ben q. DoTnwelI. clerk
Capt. y. A. BLANKS. President,
GEO. D. HITE. BRITToN L EpPLER. in
CARLIN, G. p. WORK, LORD q MCpEAKH
u. w. ADAMS. Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for tf1@
tributaries. and Little Bob B. for Camden.
my13 tt
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Receipts NJ tne New masuu.

C0V1NGT0N-Fsr steamer Camelia g bale. Of
cotton Jno 4 Hardio &oo--4 do Moore g. Coeman-3
Forstall q Jumonville--i Payne, Kennedy &oo-a6
head cattle Il III Flautt-sundries to order-retal IL
bales Gotten
Tchefunota River-Per sohr John b Meyere-3O
cords wood to order
Bayou Lacombe-Per sohr Leontine-l5, 600 bricks
to order
Bayou Laoombe-per schr Geo Colmar--40 cords
wood to order
Bayou Laoombe-Per schr Hattie M-27 cras wood
t. order
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SATURDAY vlCgSBUR1 UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves evory SATURDAY at .. n.
ryss :. FOR vJCKEBUAG. DAVIS BKNJ
t4EEsbBE Natchez and ali intermediate land
feiAxasaAsH snGs--The MESSENGER packet
NATENEZ,
t. p feathers. master j. =. Muse clerk.
connecting at Yicksburg with the parisot Line
and with Anchor Line for Memphis Cairo and
-, Louis. Will give through bills of lading to
Monroe and all stations on the Vicksbnrg
This boat reserves the right to pass all land
ings that the CAPTAIN may consider unsafe.
For freight or passage applyo board. or to
JOHN JANNEY 1865 Common a.
J. e. OARLIN. 60 Magazine st
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
IlnfnlAr N 1H1n.

October Y. lS1D.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamsh'p Con Whitney, Freeman, for New IorF--
CA whitney AGO
Steamship Hudson, eager. for New Yorg-
Moulton
nr steamship 81 Louis. Reid for Liyerpool
Silaa Weeks 81 co
Nor bark Nordenski od, Petersen, for barcelona
Kobt Qerlein
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yucKsHUnG AMI DELTA.

Leaves every FRIDAY, at s D. m.
IT, FOR VlCKsBURa DELTA NAT
%slAt tS chez, DHvis'e Bend and Intermediate
1sssssassssas lundings-The steamer
y, Nj. WHITE.
A. MeVay master Frank Beck Jr., clerk
letWes rs above, connecting at Vi"ksburg with
flower. Deer Creek and Tnllahntehie.
Il. p. WORK II. w ADAMS.
o. q. WAYNE BKOCKETT d CARTER.
Monroe. and oil stations. on the Yicksbur9.
Shreveport and Texas Rallroad. via Delta. La.
W. Is. BROOK Eft. Agent.
se2s 20 Magazine street.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday, October y. 1879.
ArrsyNlM,

SEQ marine column.
Departures.
+ Emma Irvine. Alvin, Henry Tete, II. IL. Lee.
TN Arrive.
n. J. Gay. Bayou sara; John Gilmore John
Means. Sum Roberta. E u, stanard. Belle 81
shreveport. IT. Louis; VIII per. Ola, as. upper
noast: Alvin. Isabel. Emma lrylne. lower coast !
Lncy ii. dastreil paviss Boyd. Ei. Richard
slun aresnyille: j. Nj. White. Vieksburg
stage Of the Rivera.
Daily teIegraphic report of the stage Of water
.eadinK yasterdnynt5 u. M;
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STEAMSHIPS.
LAKE PORTS.
LAKE PORTS.
FOR VAUDEVILLE, JACKSONVILLE
AND
OLD LANDING.
THE u. s., MAIL STEAMER
NIIEtIs NEW CA Nj ELLA.

Wild LEAVE NEW LAKE END:
and Old Landing. On arrival OF the ~ IN.
trnln.
On TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS for Vaudeville and Madsonville, on
arrival nf this r. IN. train.
On SATURDAY for Mundevile md Old Land.
In. On arrival Of tha q, 2. m. tfhin.
of the7 u M train.
RETURNING: Leaves Old Landing on TUES
DAYS md FRIDAYS ate H. m. md Mande-
vile mt $3.50 u. IN.
Leaves Mndiaorville MONDAYS WEDNES-
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS ut
$50 d. M. aud Vaudeville ut Gao II, IN.
Fare to All Points. .................+... n 4
sunday Excursion. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
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AID . n " WWsssI-
HARRISON LIN ".

aNkkNsVAHr ITV HGHHHlEHIW ------
COMMANDER,
Eit!s. Commander
Will sail on or SPOUT October 10 1879. from her
wharf foot Of Jackson e1ugre.
VIII receive cotton and aign through bills
iadiug for the Continent. between Havrel
Cronstadt.
These steanehiE,s being OF light draft. vii.
oross the bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detsnttOu.
For freight appiy tc
LUCAS 4. MOORE,
de70 " 1H6 Grhvter stree, up stairs.
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Arrived.

Steamship wanderer, Bainea, days from Philado
phia 10 ballast TO j w Hack-ad dis Z
sTEAMDoATs.
Robt IL Lee Campbell from Viokabprr
John w Cannon Lihano. from tavau Sara
Camea Hanover from Covington-New Basin
Zig SunHower, broad, from Simsport
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Receipts ut the Old Basin.

Handsboro-Per sohr Dan Csstle-6GG0 shingles
5000 slaves 10 cords wood to order
Pearl Rver-Per sohr Gen Waehington-3o,CU COO feet
lumber to III Care
Pear River Per schr Addie Eads-dl COO feet OF
lumber to order
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LoWEE COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at III
q. 10. and SATURDAY at 9. p. d.
-HYh :. FOB ORANGE FARM. P0INTEs
AAA6X ala Hache Greenwood Plantation.
#SsssS4 Terre aux Bosuf, and oil plantation
landings. The rev ane and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
J, a. Ruiz ulaa5ss.
u. NJ. Vallette and n. NJ. Barrels clerks,
Leaves as above regularly. returning TO the eftA
freight o passage appis ON board. head Of Con.
III afraAk. aH11
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Below ---s iUr,sssaA TN.

Ship 1heobad. Rollins II days from bath, Ne. Il
X Warner
sohr John Atwood. Clarke. days from Fort Cortey
to l. Maphepn--
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-31

igg tiHc, Fith lis Suggestions Ct state
soyereisaty, be bsetbed ff0n our seog-
rapliks aud remaaded Go the literature
aud history ofu,e past.
The tame was always ungainiy, aud
charged with dire threats 10 tie rcpub-
public.
IL l. an anachrOnism and a lie.
SO long as it is the recognized sym.
llOl of our country, 80 long has the
pestilentiai doctrine Of state sovereign
ly 4 Substantial peg Oh which 10 hang
M argument.
AHd HIiat Is scu more danlnal,ie, 80
long las dc bTigalier shajovy right
to lit in Congress, or she rhiUe house
itSelf, fer V11t natter.
The rtaigigts dare Use bagical, ie.
cause feSity 70 the dead is4d duty ia
the living demand Il.
There Is hat one rtste, snd 1t onght Il
haze = nasie.
r. IL be called CotfimDia, or, Si:tha'
Paung hs destiny, Ainertea.
Atd let what are n0& known NJ
states, be called departments.
And let the departments Of Rhode Is
land and New York, Arkansas and
Pennsylvania, have senator's according
10 iacir popuiatiOH.
And let 4 majority OF the congress OF
the new named state of COlumbia, os
America, elect the president.
Ael let there be a total, absolute and
dnal roofing oVt ofeyegy practice, Ian
I or custom that lends e~Ountenance Il
tae now exploded fSiiacy dictate right;
or state sovereignty.
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Cleveland, Tennessee.

r. &. KA2NS, \. b., Principal.
Mis- Melissa NayGcld, Assistant.
Miss Bessie McGhie, Teacher Of Music.
john IL Parker, Treasurer.
Course of instruction thorough, com
~prehenSiTe and practical.
Fa1l 1erm begins August %, 1870,
als,l ends January u, 1850. Spring
Term begins january - and ends June
10, 1880.
Tuition $500, 1925, $50, 5000 and
$1,000 per term according TO grade.
Incidental Zee Sl.00. Instrumental
Music S23.qQ. Private ies%sns in vocal
music $2j,0G, No extra charge 10 Misc
McGhie's pHgiis for class !esseRs a.
vocal lAtleic.
.RoQil in families at froR $500 to
5000 per G1Ontli. Those boarding
themselves ran get oom> ut 81 Ice, or.
by two oc'1SPyi&s the same room, at
10 ce&ts eaek.
The tuition ia s0ine Of the iswer
classes las been reduced from last
years rates to meet the requirement of
the times.
For further Information address or
call upon the priReipai, at Cleveland,
Tennessee.
JuncJ2, 5m.
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Tate Springs:
GRAlNGER CO., TENN.

Ttis celebrated resort is located iu
Beans Station yalley, Stranger county
Fast Tennessee, at the foot of the great
C{nch mountain, in a high, pure NJ
IHoSphcIe, and g. the place fer ali per
SOAs afflicted with diseases Of The Bow
eli, Stomach, Liver, kidmeys, Nerves.
all %cntaneous d seascs and many ~fe1lalp
troubles, &C., &C., and especially is a. the
pota fer u& DySpepticS.
Many reliable references can be Civ
ell and theIe are hundreds Of diving
witnesses TO testify to its curative pow
er.
Fine, comfortable hacks irn by eX-
~pcrieRecd dafEers make connection
with all tyains at Morlistowa, Tenn.
Daily mail. l50npd trip tickets can be
procured 10y those desiring to attend,
and Baggage els.ckcd to ahe Springs.
Prof. StpeG's Celebrated String d
Brass Band, from Cieyeland, Tenn,
viii be in attendance.
II oiel ~commodations for Hundreds
The table a speciality, The proprietor fur
nishiHg vegetables fresh from his OWL
garden. The best physicians prescu;
all the time. In fact all the amusement,
and advantages to be found at a First
Class watering place. For circular.
containing analysis, &c, address.
THOS. TGMLQNSON,
Tate Springs, Granger Co., L. Tenn.
jane ~, Gw.
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Is this a NatiOsls

EGeIn the Lamars Iowa. Seminal
From July /, L7a, till the day Grant
wreate9 tie sword from tie traitGd' Lex
at ~Appapa1tcS, tkere was ia fact .as
web as parne, u CniteI States.
yhatday The .Dnited States, &c Il fact,
ceased te exist, and the Rpee AeRSred
naG,e has become Aot-bcd sf treasep
because i1is = living lie.
BuchanGn Yves the last ,preli1ent oi
the United States.
A stTwggfe, the .1esaest aaa most san
gaiRary af anederp times, illustrated
the heStPreidepejad
And the Gully question submitted &c
the Arbltramept of grape and canister
was, is this republic Il state er L United
States.
The aopGlet1s called 3 rotGllien-ii
/ was.s revolution.
BY The .Gtrangcst anomoly Npdcl
hemeH, tue aexoluti0nist were inYcs-
ted with all the forms Of ciril and DO.
litieA peHer.
They cOmmaneed the army Gne IA
Wy.
They controlled the national 1eg5s-
iature.
They svprlauted buchanan with
Lincoln and epthroued themselves III
the NfTte house.
|'7S,is Is tnat1on, rfdt a 1caene' wa
inscribed ON i1he banner filGt 1oatot
over rife dopfe,cf the ,eaRit61.
And rpe north responded, smcn1
ybe 1raRr OF armed warriors, the
siN6he If tattle, thc Mansled ferns ofN
miller seNS and GHt ners attest the ire
Iendsus sarls stness with which tho
reyGrtieE prQgressed
Ans after fopr years Of eiau ghter Shc
rer%iuthH w:Ss triumphant
Tjye refdiet 81 the battle hsld erAars-
eS ta,e verdict qf ne ;ballOt+h0x same
Ipgf TSefS ec9ete.
"Tbis ia &ai0n7 oct = league Svs'
Inscribed With s~Ni& and pea en THE
strhaes Ok 6Se gsYubAe-
Mad she United StGtes ceased to .ex-
Lt az q SAcC.
Me became e FAat1eii~-G stase, not a
Uuiied. ifsr tae TniteGs Aox ANY other
ssss o5 DATED States
The seS<iaei, ~crefASeoeating Efe Stal-
M'$yv @f Hih NSt%sn, declares to ehc
S-sswaserSsF, Bep@tSScms, Go&gsdie4s sMd
itligg,rs ca Il the snare ysited States ie
4 sIvrsoR sr@LlisS cesie Of &y gone
lage Se
ANA 1etsaG@ Az hlssrrccficu -hatcll-
L WI A- LL
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<StIs@g 20 those Calling upon
Gie SLED.

l. Only call at the door, unless you
are sure your friend is able to see you
without harm.
2. Enter and leave the house, and
move about the room, quietly.
B. Garry a cheerful face; and speak
cheerful words.
j. la order 10 cheer, you need tell
no lies.
3. If Your friends very sick, DO not
fall into gay ard careless talk in the
attempt to be cheerful
8. Don't ask questions, aud thus
oblige your friend TO tax.
Z. Talk about something oaizide,
and rot aboa he disease and cir
cumsLanees of the patient
s. Tell The news, but not tho list OF
sick and dying.
Q. If possible, carry sonetbiag With
you to please the eve and relieve the
monotouy Of the sistroom; a flower.
or even a "ieLare which you can loan
for a few days
10. Il desirable; some little delicaey
to tempt the appetite viii be well be-
slowed.
II. The perfume of some flowers is
poisonous, and they should never be
carried into the sick-ro0n. EspeC-
iaRy is this trRe Of The tpbe rose, ole
ander. ~heliotrOpe, kyacinth, orange
and lilac, Syringa and lii, {.
II. Stay only IL moment, or a few
minutes at the longest, unless you
can he Of some help
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yha state Delhi.

W. haTe Lse9 sdgqrsiiDs sAe com
anI1N5%y OF See state &aSt and ~ilsnrstly
teAS-Ss &4W,Te riaasritT IS t%e Rcpub-
IiFa2s astb;s ssetiep sge with as. lpt
ur ysGaId fls sag 10 the Sta4e credit
eRahtsasr,. t&ae & S,eHaSoy Baii1v will
,coMs srsS hese &Gl rssEee tae came
slafsh ia SsrsT at t&e compromise that
Zee 1t& iR Hss&fl;2 Saft frilay 0eM in
safe &itf eHa$Gvjty agajRS IL sA obi,
aFNtaLs- FIX, $pssssk %YEE sS S0Rt9npt-
ibis 0a2t eEe e&a got giI.c Il to ouf read
srs- BE tea&Aeas alas it sae people
EaiI ~ S>sie fGs sos proposition tie u.
*. CWernme-it SEI "deYaI@pe" the
TsiG frisz 81 Tennessee shd abolish Che
~i.Ggl3rvtt, IS dd Tnrape with the
aIl"sGi e g GGsyTt- So is c~ciq&1Aiy che
hisssg-tt SKY Beade5 sos We ever heard
0faaaa axe ssSxeg 1lc is ficIcd Out OF
fNs e.. y. GSaate She Batter it will be
fas thc e>SpEtrs-
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| Sam Cary has been making speech
es in Chic trying 80 excite the labor
ing classes and here is what the New
York Tines says Of HIN:
"The vagaWes of Mr.. s. It.. Gary, al
Ohio, are in themselves hardly mere
than amusing. A men who thinks
that &osr hours a day is all that this
country ought to require Of its ,oiti-
.zeus; that we need more money in
circulation in this country than in
England, because distances from point
to &Oint.are greater; who imagines
that che prosperity of France is due to
unlimited paper aAOney issued after
the German war; and who believes
that no maj 'Aot o fool il at present
borrowing 1seney 60 30 into Business
with i'll this country, is not deserving
of mneh attention on the score OF
sense and &powledse- But these
/ wild ideas, addressed 70 sp audience
of w~eriing men, in tie course Of 4
speech eKpasing the wrongs Of this
'lass, and containing appeals 30 The
moot dangerous passions, are Wy mo
means as harmaess as the Saadiue of
their advocates would otherwise make
them. The gist Of Mr.. Garyss speech
Seeas TO he, that the 1sbonNg class
are oppressed Cor the benefit OF The
rich, and thSt the way TO right them
selves is TO eleet Mea to Congress who
will vote unlimited greenlaelS 1ased'
on tie credit OF theGozernment. Just
so far as sscS a saeasgre is adopted
the working mea would suffer fist,
most, and for ahe longest time. They
are even now payiag the penalty;
from which ether classes have IN u
measure escaped or recovered, Of a
considerable experiment with the Ca
nv scheme.
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y special from RoXabel y. e., says
During the ler1iAle wind STERN OF
Monday tle house Of MI&- Adalaidc
lGrt0I w.as hj0WD down and The lady
covered Eilb debris. she MAS Sadly
E9kG1 oMt. apparently dead, aDG prep.
aTati9n were made yesterday afternoon
for burial After Tie Guncras, SIS thc
.rSsAct was being removed to the house,
she s+l SEED Up and z 4 ed what this all
Eacart- The sudden revival created
ccasseroJtLen ~ Weu Is joy, ARd il was
fioDnG sine had 0Rly beeh in . aI1uce.
:iie is Fertess1y well and in Z few
hG0rs MAS SHPafiDirDej2s the work
Els:A WIN wcre clearing away her
yYSccSr2 GYeJIIAg-
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.sEEhasE ELEJ9TEvs ASSASSIN
ESoTy DrGayG Il eeeiyedEIiS bSfc
So Bf1snGS.

DGeafon {Ky3 sYediel sc Ghe Gin
ciEGst5 Bngalre'. EGr 8 moment
fSGrs 0l2s . s4eSoe of death, an& all
eyes weTe sAaeed apaa tie prisoner.
$e1x@e9E a ,a&ksls of his face lnored,
ass3 &s sst H1amay as beEsre, gazing
wSE1 esSG fegyetaal 61e6 gaze which
Sals ~cGalaNael1se6 1is 6opdpe& during
the sGisL> k& essza1le iSSzard tbe zeal
ivg. tu& l1,s E.ans &lanehod, ~ be an.
dssxSesid t&s dread GsnpeHt Of The
uaasAE> ems ais iits SnsqaSsd ssith the
.csa&Ghat SFSa4h es41 Ghs c1rsps-Eil-
"a Tkag.saa YSteg& eaR& RS5 entirely
sngSsessG %hes4 fHq2 Of p9ngrSSu
latTas gsF ssNfnat4e nassa-rsosl, t&e
.hradrs1@x Hssors yaaY4s Eia0 ksd
.s9stiaaas& hF &aGr1 iAe rc&ie5 GEs6s a
laaSy CASA rs GEesi Ste HcEx, She
,t&1SsSessyssr ea,saa rS&NeG ts Ehs 1ele-
ssaaA 0t&as 10 elne to Ebn world
en- SgEfE4sS atrpS, the Bems Of Ken
tsrisgTs sS,isGagGsaS. aa& Tine greaa III
al c& Kea;S&S's jspatag1 criminal
WIS earsA8~
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Taays SO ss1iatetts SE Se&aty,
,WkerSey IL &RsEa& ix Re &pnau saee,
in the ptss1L8 Eaz2sG& 8oNers SIC
GgasSiag Snlfsas4 a SsvrSa{n .er
that arste4 wS@e& geohIs Araates oser
il sssear GS4k& xS&GGg sac suosgn IA
rnax. I AsdsJS sat envy tRet sraa 14s
Eeehsgf Gsff sHrl& Sss& Seal &zG1er
or 81 a,fUeg San N5fpSrG seSas Gepti-
mfaf az regrGs- rfSs4 s&Ssler SSerasi
ia tao tesaas ana tsatty III s4snss
.m1sapd IA, ia dkls 4. GkeTe 9if3at& OF
~1,e1imiAs gsitf .tHt 80 eG4@E Scr s2a-
turi is oaS aSsswbrSss aeqet Deserts
,us. ahe eves c5spss nsens EeSI3F Ss CTS
ia ourssrfos. s24 FeGdiss sz 2Esg
ffom tbs pssat At 4isalFsapUxeaA
asd pain aI&d freT s6atSsSs aasessef,
aHsys the aafxsh az 'sSr AS4a&ng
ltatrta. bil3a ny tas spssH4G &af
have br,ea assa isSiGsI, raIsgtr RS tsa
s,cek pSd ssg d $ better Assa, aad in
J,arnsay %sasSs az Esi4 b9he;
ISFtG pSsafa q sus Fsti5 ssle de-
c=s xavl asafE y hrves tcuiS. ?
re tn |H|N N..L w Al.
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DOS.
when the ewner Of a skif steps on
shore he beconesa landed proprie-

when the owner OF a skih steps ca
shore he becomesa landed proprie-
tog.
The caterpillar nuisance is extend
ing throughout the country.
ANY country which desires Africa
can have it by lighting for it.
Motto of Louisiana--"H at first
you don't succeed, lie, he, again"
Irving, the English tragedian, will
rot come TO America this year.
The Detroit Free Press says: Enoeh
Arden cases Kaye become 50 scarce of
late years fiat grass widows are be
coming reckless.
Paris 2maibusos haze reduced their
rates across the town to two cents GA
ordinary days and folr on fete days
and Sundays
Edward S. Row]ey7 aged 20, prom
inent as a Methodist, lost $500 trying
TO be%t a three card monte ShIrper at
E'ittsfeld, Mass.
Legrsnd, & well-knSwn Paris ar
chtect, WHO recently died, left AZ vol
umss Written Sc characters that no
kOGy yet can decipher.
The billiard players are response
Sle for the slasg phrase ''carom roe
out"'
hickman, Ky, will wager she ships
more lumber than any town between
st. Louis and Memphis.
Few failures are reported in CanaGa,
and the isusisees outlook is niitca Aet-
Ser thap it k&p be9a for nany nostils.
Mendsciue esspty, Cal, has produe-
ed a hey weighing 2C7 pounds ut IL
years OF age, lie MAS built 10 matcll
tfle big trees.
The Star Cheese factory, Sltuatcd
half mile north of O)msted, Mimi, is
M0w launching the milk OF 2Go COWS,
. wljch averages 5000 pound daily.
Theme IRE 10, 600 unmarried wotaenin
Massachusetts, and every IA OF them
IS OF the epinism that Alice OGtes is u
~4oeaa, greedy thing
Gov. Hubbard Of Connecticut is oc-
cupying his palatial Villa at Newport,
hat his daughter Nellie is at Hartford
with her husband, the .ooaclman.
Mr.. George N. Sssbesog, late seere-
&ary Of TIE United -States, aad Mrs.
.Robesen are Registered at SSemings no
tel, Halfmeon street, London
They say 1t takes a smart man TO run
aiiotd; but auy .inn-eSperieneed man
,eln doit.
AdYfceGo mflhmcn-Don1t cry oSer
@pilt milk, hut carefully fill UP the can
with jtbst.eHcush water SO the MILK Mila
color it, and continue Peddling-
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OURUCKET
ACCEPTED
Election August Z, Isi9.

Voters in favor Of comWomising
the State Debt at 80 cents on the
dollar with ! per cent. intere4, will
write the word ACCEPTED" on
Their tickets; those opposed will write
,"REJECTED."
Ca Remember that School Com.
.missiOners for Bradley oOuntyis to be
elected the same day.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-31

ReMemScr taat ae1t Thursday is the
dsy set aEfsyt to vote of tle state debt
ceeiprsaise- Those ia faysr 4f the
.~cou,Pronise uiu write GU taeir 1icket,
the word "9CCKPTED, p these eppos-
ed viii Setc "RfCJTXyEB."
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-31

Gen. W. G.. Briep and Gen. Cbaa.
D.. Porter, viii speak on tie State
debt, in Cleveland next Monday. They
are both fayoea&ie speakers aud We
hope they will haVe a full bearing.
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Notice 10 UniIgrants.

The late change of schedule on the
Iron h0entain isaiiroad puts passen-
Igc,G into 1T. Louis five hOsIgS ahead
of amy other roure. Parties going
West will find it to their advantage to
purchase their tickets from
j. N. CROW, Agent,
.4-li-tf. Cleveland, Tenn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-31

Gen Campbell aud \. s. Colysr gill
speak here to-day in Lekalf Of the
state debt eOmPro~ise. They are able
gent,e"ea and We hope there will DC
a general turn ont.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-31

Senator Vance Of NORTH Carolina is
going TO Ohio to take part In behalf OF
the Democracy. we are Of lie 3piHion
that Mr.. Nance's speeches will hardly
beijt the cause any.
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EDWARD A. WEED,
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Terms 500 per mum.
Send for it, il you want one of
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ifornia, and wish to be informed
concerning that rapidly growing
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m MOeSTH e uaro ntosf Sl5 q
%sE play at home made by the indus
VcOO trious. Capital not required :

we VIII start NUl. Mon, WOlnrn
bows and girls make money faster At work for
us,tllan ANYTHING else. The work Is light an,
pleasant, and such ~ anycnr can 80 right ~.
Those who arewise who see this notice wei
send us their address at once and see for them
selves. Costly outfit and terms free. Sov Is
the 1i,Gc. Those already OF wnrg arc JaHjng
MP largo sums of money. Address TRUE y CO.
m gNsta, Name.