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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-06-05

IN Texas, where II Is healthy, with excellent
frcestonc water, 200 GOOD FARMERS 10 rent
lands upon the following conditions:
Where the landlord furnishes the lands and
improvements only, and the tcnGnt the team,
tools and provisions, the landlord receives from
ou~C-fourtli 10 one-third of the crop aud tho ten
ant the remainder. Where the landlord fur
nishcs everything necessary 10 the making Of
the crQD, except the provision for he family OF
the tenant, the crop Il usuGlly divided cquSlly
between the parties. Iht ~ . systems OF leas-
ing offer industrious poor men, and especially
those with considerable families, golden OPP
portunities to becomo Independent and the
owners Of the fine farms made the first step to-
wards success by renting land in the manner
described, and many OF them purchased farms
with the prolts OF a single years lease OF
course it Is more profitable for q man to bug
land and improve and work his own farm, II he
has the means TO do so, but for those who are
destitute OfCapital and possessed OF Industry
and some knowledge OF farming, the system OF
renting land for u share OF the crop cannot be
to highly commended.
PRINTED LISTS OF FARMS FOR RENT
and
LANDS FOR SALE FURNISHED FREE.
Wanted also 500 Cclorcd Families as tenants on
Corn and Cotton Plantations. For further In
formation call on or address,
Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga -,
il. JENNISGs,
Passenger Agent Little Rock, Ark.
$. ii. SHOCK,
Southeastern rass. Agt., Chattanooga, Tenn
feb 81 ly.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-06-05
Clothing d! Clothing ! Clothing !

MY room 100, is full TO overlooking with attractive Spring &
i io@ work %n IN f iSe IN Tna 5hs very gyd latest fest, styles sE La = trimmed equal to any Gus
l also have the agency Of Dcvlin d Go, Of New York, who have q,
national reputation for their perfect fits, beautiful work, and the
superiority OF their goods. They furnish me with samples of all the
new labncs as soon as they are produced, from which to make Sc
iecllcn, and Will take your measure and have your clothing made
TO suit your taste. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR NOSATE
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-06-05
]. }. PYRONS
CASH EMPORIUM,
2O5 & 2O7 Market Street.
GERSsGGSsEnasss&sA. M,enRHn..
Dress Goods! Dress Goods +!

In endless variety, from the lowest TO the finest grades. Prices
from ten to fifty per cent. lower than other houses that sell on
time; Corded Pique, sc per yard. Good Summer Silk, SOC per yd.
Ny Glove and Hosiery Department is complete, being filled with
all the Novelties Of the season, which will be sold at prices that
will aStonish you: Good two button Kid Gloves at SOC; Others in
proportion. Hosiery from &c per pair, up to the finest grades.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-06-05
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Charleston
EEQDU m Gaes

FLO make close connection take the night Train
leaving Bristol at :22 p. m, Knoxville la:2S aup.
Knoxville to Memphis in Is Hours,
Knoxville to st. Louis in 30 Hours,
Excursion Tickets to Hot Springs
Ark, at Reduced Rates.
Through Coaches from Bristol to Little Rock.
Through Slcepers from Lynchburg TO Memphis.
". r. KERR, Passenger Agent, Knoxville,
4. s. DASANT, a GP A, Memphis, Tcnu.
JAMES II; OGDEN, G, L. Agtr knoxville.
icb7-llm.
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BOOTS. s. SHOESI BOOTS g. SHOES !

Embracing all the standard brands in styles, qualities and
that never fail to please.
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Pram Ahroad

Gen. Salomeh has bean elected and pro.
claimed president IN HssiL la 81. Demin.
so the rev, lulion Il ipreAdinR aud The ov.
eInment l. apparently IN dangef. - Tbe chil
ian iorcos are advancing towalds Iqu,que
aud battle NIL probably take place s0on.-
The municipal elections IN Englahd Noy. lat
show large gain 10 Literhl tcntlmen,, and
Beacontfied vii be likely 70 have hard work
90 lead the Parliament barealtaE--Oaloial
roturns show that 3, 08h French commulists
hava been amnrbllrd, 800 helbg prisoner.
and LOO condemned by datAuit, and about
1000 remAin excluded, d,--tales snd floods con.
unue In Spain. The principle railroads ia
ArrAgon, OatAloniR and Navarro were nnt,det
aud Interrupted and the foods were dlsna-
trous oyer the whole OF Andalusia, aud M the
rural distfieta OF Malaga. The river Aimon,
EorA flooded It's valley, and destroyed 30
horses and 90 lives. An immenss Amoun. of
property has been destroyed - BlsmAIok ia
slck, and iSars ara entertained that he Will be
unsble 10 take part Ia active government Tor
eomh time N come. -kAeia0d hhs oliiuially
notified the Pofle that the propokad Fatkish
reforms muAt DO carried out EhailElI NJ.
peIs aAy that Rpssia ls encouraging lie Snl.
tan Ia hn neglect 70 carry out shs iull pro,
viAlops Qi The Berlin compact The altneilOn
u RppAreptly grave one, and the ueeupnnce
Of pnpther war betWeen Eagland and Anssla
la qnhe pOsbihle.--A project Tor q railway
through Central Africa 4 now said 70 he Wel,
under way, tte route 20 lie irom tho liver
Ltmbeu through LvlogstoniaaA 10 the
northern eoAsg oi kApzlbaF, fi
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VuuRCIIEs


N. &, Chureh--ML Piessapt, at 4 o'clock
g. m. on the Aud and Aih Sandays. Rev.
ENrNtsILS, pastor.
N. Z. Church Iberl.. and Sunday, morning
and evening. \. &. Bor~k, pastor.
NJ. Y. Charcs. F,ztweod- s'hopl house, 2ad
Sabbath, II =. M, and TuscumbiA 1880 .. M,
q l.. BRIpOes, Pa.tor.
CHRISTIAN Church Tn,camh hIa. 4'h Lords
dS,, morning and evening, W. T.. DoEsEI
rsistot.
SPRING GARDEN, a;h Lords day. w, f.
Flndley. pastor,
SALtA Church, on 4.h L,sd's day, IL o clock
~. Stm'l Dotobsr, pa,tOr.
BApTIST--For shs year commencing Sept.
1871. The u'aa O meeting &c each church M
th. &asoeiAtioa u ruled by 5 SHurday,
UNION Cnurch--Msels An Saturday Ia each
m,ntn. ]. N H,hhs mod.
RIG RICH MOODS Chu-ch-meots s,d
SNtard>v IN e-ca muHth, :. q. Rafks, mod,
Thos. NJ trcbAni, Clerk
LITTLE RtGHWoOOS Chureh---meess 3ri
Ssry in each month, j. NJ liihhs, mod.
PLEASANT POINT Ohuroh---meets lat
Saturday Eld JOnIf Syni,h, mod.
WET GLAZE. Church--msels lst SATURDAY,
J. VI. III bhs, moi.
NEW SALEM C4urcb-meets sth Saturday,
Eld. Duncan, mod.
SABBATH School. az NJ. Pleasant, 2
O'Clock p. m, every Sunday. ID. il. Austin,
Cupt.
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,hink hkt they kHow something hu, who
seAlly know kule OF holhlng. AAa tl4ofo-
tore thase that are qatstlouei bY taem aFe
irritAted hsslus, me fsther thar agaihst thea.
and sNy that there u = csFtat wicked
n ahy etc aaka them vbat he does aad whai
be tea het witch cortupss them. stes can
make no Wply, - they have ntshlnc 4,
hliege. But thss they may have soua eronntl
Tor What they say, tnes lake ap al ifess ac.
e0sptiona this, have ,besa cast agslntl all who
have meddled with philosophy, ,--iAas they
heePch into things under the earth ani ADORE
The earth. and DO not believe In ne Rods.
ana make tho w0rss appear the beifet hsason.
that shey are convicted OF pfc1fadlne "a
know what they 90 nol really Know. ~
Plato.
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M A S d " 10

TLscumbi. h, A. Chapter No. 81,
A, +. d A. NJ, meet st their hall the Second
Saturday after iull moan each month.
ID MARSHALL, Il, L.
Wm, II. Hauastsin, Ses'y,
Tuseum5ia LJdge No. 4S7, A. r. & A. NJ.
meet Saturday on or before Ia moon IN
each month.
II. BRApLrPoRp, w. NJ.
II. o. Tom, See'y.
AHTrV UHAPTER, No. lac. o. E.S, meets IN
regular communication The 81 Saturday after
each full moon, al p.m., In Masonic Hall,
TGGoumbla, No. Visiting si,ters and breth-
ren will be fraternelly and cordially vel.
coined. Mrs. SkRku y, HAuENsrRiN. WIN
Mrs. LIiEIE Johnson, A. NJ.
MIss MATHS n. CuaWINGs. Sao'y.
Pleasant Nj. Lodge, A.f.tc An. No lSI,
mast at their hall 90 Saturday eYeping on or
after each full moon.
JAMEs JoaSsroN, W, n.
,lAMRs ErrgR, Seo'y.
Brumiss, U d.. A. r. a A. NJ, held re.
gular communications Saturday hight on or
after tall moon In zach month,
j. l.. CONNER, w. NJ,
o. &. Pfartlpi. ses'y.
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wIHfER CAMPAIGN II MISSOURI.

missouri ls ripe fOs . grand forward move
msnt. Il Is a iinAncal, political and social
necessity that Missouri snail be placed in the
front rank of educational States How can
this be dontt
I. Utilize the Press. Almost withou, OK.
ception, our editorial brotherhood arO sal0as
ltiende % popular education. IN avnry issae
OF every paper IN the State n h0To should be
one or niots strong educational oolamns
TsAchoft aud friends Of education may IN
this waY mould plt.ie sentiment and edp-
cate ths people. You Are Tho man; don,l
wait for otheE6.
2. Organise Township inlututca. These
Do not only call into action sll the l.aeheRa,
but ALEC reach each community. The peo-
Pile and the teachers sFe brought Together.
Al lleAEa ttAt edncAiiph.iaa 60 opAratve work.
4. Ofganike Ccufso OF Education Leo
lures. During the winter four 70 HE stirring
educational lectures should be given IN every
school dlslrict IN the stats. Press intN the
ssEylea mlnl1sre, lawyers doesots, Hpyheil,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20
ScAsDAL.

4 womsn to boiy iafheF vent,
Confession Of heF sin was her ihtent;
Aud so her mis1etneanoGs, great and small
See faithfully 10 him Fehesrsed them all;
And, chieiesi 10 her catalogue ofain,
She owned that she . tsle-bearer had been,
And borne = biz ci seAadai up and down
To All che bigh-tongued goasips In the town. 4.
Tbs holy father for her other sln
Granted the absolntlon asked Of him,
hut while for ali the Fess be pardon gave.
he told her this offence was very grave,
And that 10 do d penunoe she must 20
Out by the wsyeide where the lhlstlss grow,
AID gathering Ihs largest. ripest one.
scatter US seeds. and thai when this uss dona.
she mnat come back another day
10 leu him his Command she did obey.
The woman, thitkng this penxnce lieht,
hAs,ened 20 do his viii thai very hieht,
reallng flghl Rlsd she had escaped 80 we'll.
SsA' ,,s usY put oi ahe went the ptioSt 10 tell;
The priest sat sllll and beard her story
through,
Then ,sld, There's something s,nl.for you
These li,tiO thistle seeds which you have
sown
! bid you 30 gzthor. every one.o
The woman said, "But, laiher, 'twould be
VAIN
10 try TO gather up those seeds Again;
TIE winds h~ve scattered them both Fat
and wide
over the meadowed vale and mountain side, -
Toe is'her answered, "New, hope lIoa,
The LESSON ! hsye iausht you viii no. miss;
\ u cannot gSther bach the scattered seedt,
winch Tar shd w,ds wlll grow 10 nGxiou,
Wseds,
Nor can toe mschitf ono by soandal sowu
by suy penAncs be agnin undun."
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AP0fH0aEMS.

Wee has more mart. c. than yiriue.--Col.
tan.
Hardening 10 crime decays the heart like
rs t1d decays tron.--PluArch.
Tbo yices We &c, d at In Others laugh at a,
within aurselvus.-Sis Thomas Browne,
Fac ieliest aud brst ears OF corn hang low
est towefJs the ground. --bishop REYNOLDS.
A Sin without its punishfneHt II as impor-
sihie, - eomI lyIe a contradiction In lerms,
rs n cause without an ptft Ct. Greg.
Siocyra is ~ | oi promtss tlti men pet 1,
and then u 10 last AtAr'a nest from which
The bird has aown.--u w. B,echer.
Lille, as We csls II, ia nothing but the edge
OF The bouDdleks ocean o. exl tenes where IL
COMES npoo souhdings %. w, Holmss.
Audesy is the appsadage of sobristy, and
70 10 chastity, 70 ten pershce, aud TO humility,
IS she ifinses are 30 q garment Jeremy
raylor.
Fashion Z gentllsy running away from val.
CARLY tnd siraid OF being overlSken hy IL.
i is ssgn the i've things are not far asiuA.
det.--Hi ( ST.
Good is positive. Evil IA merely prIyailye.
not absolute, lt 4 Ike cold. which il The
ptlyallon ol heat All Evil Ia so much death
or noneniily. y.-EmersoL.
la the course OF our reading We shoula Law
up IN our minds riore ol goodly thoughts
ln Sal-wrunght Words, which should he A
living treasure o. knowladge tlways with us.
aud from wbieh Al various times, and smIdat
all the shifting oi circumstances, Wa might
BE- sure oi dHwing some comfort, guidance
aud ympAlhY.--A Hups.
The philosopher should DO a man willing
70 lisien 10 every suggestion, but deiefnlintd
"a Judge for himseli. He should NOT be
blssed by Appearances, have no tnvotite
hypothesis, bo ot no tehoul, and Ia doctrine
have no master. He should not be respector
OF pefsonf. but OF thingp. Truth should bo
his primary object. II 10 theso qualities he
Hddp industry, be may indeed hope 20 walk
within the veil OF the temple OF nature
FarAday.
. A man that Ia OF Judgment and understand
log, shall Sometimes hear men dtfisr, ana
know well within himself that tAcae which
40 diner mean one thing, and YET they them.
teiyts would never agree. Aud lit come
20 pass In that diltAnoe Of judgment which q
botween man Anf man, shall We not thiuk
tkA. God aboss, that knows she heart, doth
discern that trail men, In sumo al their con.
lradictions intend ehs same thing, and sc.
eepielb OF botht--BAcon.
''And laflhes, The young men IN my con-
psny, and those Who have mott leisure
especially, young men Ut fortune, are delight
ed 20 bear these Questlenings 81 mine, aud
oiien iElltais me theipaplVss, sod Try 70 ouet.
too othvFs. Add think The result II thai
IasS and great abaadApse Of psnobs who
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20
Liis's sIgula,suss

Deepef than al aense % seeing
Lies Ire secret source oi being,
And the s1ul with gta,h agreeing
Learns " live N thoughts ard deeds;
For ihe life Is more The TAiment,
And tho earth 10 pledged Tor payment
Unto man fer All hii deeds
Natare la cur common mother,
Every living man oar brofher '
Therefore LET " terSe each other
Noi 10 meet ths laws bAhest,
Bus became through cheerful giving
We Ehell iearn the srt ~ Nsiug
And 70 live and sefye y tAs best.
LIE ls mofe than shat man fanclss
Not Rsms Ol Idle chs ncas,
But Is slahdilr aagAncas
IN the sneged heights % time,
Till The complex web n trnuhia,
Every SD kopefs brnkon bubble.
Hath Eoea6lpR most tnblsmss
MlEe ofpfaclIee. less profession.
More Of nrnpasa less conoeaetou;
More of freedom, less Oppression,
ln the church and In The state:
Moss OF hia and laas OF iashI0nt
More OF love. ard less OF pashion;
That will make Us good and great,
When true hearts. diviaely gifted,
From The chad Of error siited,
o. their crosses arc upllfted,
Shall the world most clearly see
IeFt carth's greatest time Of trial.
CallA for holy seledshiAi,
Culls oH me 20 do aud be.
Bat forever and forever
Let Il ba the souls endeavor
Love from hstred to aissever,
And uhhtso'at We do,
Won BY truths eternal beauty,
To our highest sense OF duty
kVe'moto.bs Grm knd.ttue.
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FROcLAnAYiuH.
ciTg oF JEsPERsoN. Mol
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

In acknowledgment Of the many fhercIrs
bestowed upon the people % this state curing
tht rstt yeAri And "a parsuanca Of the pre-.
elAmaticn oi The frcsidert of The united
States, l. John \. Phelps, Gosernor ot tho
State oi Misaouyi, on behalf and Ia the name
thrreof, 90 hereby designate vhuFs iAy. the
a7th DAY Of Nev ats dAf of lhAnktgiving
ked prayer And 90 request the people II
thss State 70 AhstAiu from tbeif usual secular
pursnlts on that day. 70 assemble IN their
usnai places ot public WoFshlp aud e. return
tha1kl - Almighty Gsi lor the abundant
harvest re hpa bestowed upou our people
Tor sho inrrease Of businoss aud general pros.
perky now ebioyed, Tor our exem piioa lrom
ptttllenctt k10 Tor tlte othor innamerabla
nlsssIass We hAss reQslEfa, ~ = cray lheY
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Armsss iaqOirs VINO hss power 70 Interest
ard elevate.
& Work ue aPnblie Sentiment that viii
Demand Coed School Law. IL lsa bnrnleg
shame that our great Hsa,e should Be Fapresf-
ed and kers back bg The thing II ..abredi ard
palahes'' that 20 cAll cur lchoci Law.
10 every county Ne have brave and self.
sacrificing men and women emlnensiy qaAli.
aed 70 lead Ia this roYoluuonssy work. There
"a every incentive 10 eckion, The Atgheit
gocd u ullflions ls the Issue. let tAefo 90
90 delay og half-hsarsod Wotk. You. fesgier.
Hre called or sent 20 DO your pafs os this
great Wofk.--Joutnal of Rdncaiion.
-----f--.s -aunr e---------s.~--.,
Articles q cooperation havs been hlod With
ne ssrtriary Of state o. She ''zlsAOnit
Homestead CompApy.p Will capital ssoak
Of tloo, 900. wlsh samuel 3. 0osAcn. Nash.n
Cole, kelvin L. GRAY, Neville v. Alicn.
Gecegn nklo, John $. Phslps. q. q va,l.
Tispe- 4 " !,
f.awls, JF.. o. oArslaoa, lssAc n. Mk36ns did
!. L. Stephens. The object of the compshy
h TO Induce people OF other Starss and
countries 10 emlgFata aud settle 10 she State
et Missouri. make known the advantages oG
Missouri, 20 procure cheap transportation
toE enigraolI etc.
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TuscumbiA. Lodge. sos.
i. O. o. r, Hold their regular nee,inga 0vefy
Wednescsy evening, 81 o'clock .. m.
d. hARshALL, N. G,
Phil. +. HAuESsrEIS. sec'y.
Pleasant At. Lodge, No. 90, 10 o. II.
Hold regular meetings lat a 81 Saturday, III
O'Clock r. IN, Vldting brothers, In good
standlng, are cordially invited 20 attend
s0 JOIN b. CRocgEn, N. a..
LAS. q SINPsoa, Sac'v. t
lbarIa Lodge, No. $40 l. o. 0. r. mOetin
regular concentration euery Saturday even.
'ng At o'clock y. NJ,
tsAIAH IArcERA N. a.
LLEwKLLYS 7, JkMks, Ssuy.
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FRRMs or couRr:
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE


Governor JOHN S. PHELPS.
LieutGoyornos III. q. BR0CKMl ER.
Sec'y Of State N. X. RcGRATlf.
Treasurer ELIIAH GATES.
Auditor THOMAS HOLLApAY,
Au'y General JACKSON L. SMITH.
Register OF L~Hds JAS. e. NrHENRl. .
5up't Public InStruotion T. ID. SHANNON.
JUDGES sUPREME COURT
Ten YsAfs JOHN w. HENRY.
Eight Yssrs WARWICK HoUGH
Six Yssrp TH0S. A. SHERWOOD.
Two Yeara E. Ia. NORTON.
COUNTY;
Representative SAML T HARRISON.
Circuit County Clark JOEL B. CLARE
6hetid aCollector- PINCkNEY 5. MILLkR
Probate Judge TreNs'r JAS. III. TODD,
Prosecuting ATTY R. q. SWALEM.
3arveyoF II 3. BURLINGAAH.
School COmmissloner J. A. BAKER
Coroner y. p HlCkMA AN.
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Osage valley Banner.
OnelaI Paper Or Miller Ceunty.
All ULTx 20 t&soN - SONS
Edisor., pabIisber and Propriata7a.
krerv TIIarsdag.

ohiue on hrst aoor Of Masonic sBd
Odd FsllOws bailding.
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JOIN ). FhkiFs.
Bv the f3overpor--.
AicL'L h. MoGRATH. Secretary OF StAta,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

hettauso set my hand aud
caused 70 be RthEad the
Great Seal OF the State q
Missouri.
Done atthe City n JET
ierton, this iSta day OF
November, IN the year Of
our Lord 1879. Of the In,
depence OF the United
States the l0tlh, and OF
the State OF MiaodTl the
Goth.
JoHN 5. PRkLFs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-16
Extraordinary Feats.

People used to think that twenty
birds in twcnty shots was good shoot
ing. Yet Captain Bogardus last week,
in ,,cw York, broke six thousand
glass balls out of six thousand and
thirteen, making score Of five thou
sand six hundred and eighty shots
before he missed single ball. The
balls were sprung from q Bogardus
trap, which, it is said, has vicious
way Of shooting out the balls as birds
fly. Bogardus cxpondcd six hundred
pounds of lead in the match, and ut
the end his shoulder was black and
blue and his fingers bleeding.
Another most interesting match is
just about completed. A woman,
Madame Anderson, aged fifty or
thcrcabouts, is walking against time,
her task being to walk 270O quarter
miles in 2700 quarter hours, night
and day. AS she has to walk q quar-
ter of a mile at the beginning Of every
quarter Of an hour, this means t.,at
besides tramping G75 miles, she cannot
sleep for longer period than about
ten minutes at time for twenty
eight days. No one would believe
that human being, especially a
woman, could endure this, and yet by
this time the Madame has accom-
plished her task. She kept herself ND
ny chatfing with the thousands of
spectators, and singing an occasional
sony. Besides suffering from blister
ca feet shc has had no trouble. Her
performance was closely watched, to
SEQ that no deception was practiscd; {;
but shc toed tho mark every time,
never starting three minutes lato,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-16
Will it be Sammy?

Political circles were stirred by the
announcement that a caucus of III
diana Democrats had pronounced for
Tildcn for President in 1880, thus
giving Hendricks tie go by. Invcsti.
CATION proves that il was merely all
informal conversation among certain
hard-monoy legislators who thought
the ticket Of 1876 tho best for 1880.
Hendricks and Thurman feel better
since the explanation. Yet old
Sammy is ghost that will not down
at anybody's bidding. AS soon as all
the papers have buried him they have
to 60 to work to kill him again. If,
as prophosicd, Tildon will run for
governor of New York this fall, and
be elected, it will be no idle boast
that he has twice rescued the State,
and can absolutely command her
thirty-fvc votes; nor Gun we see how
the Demo cratic Convention can pass
hirn by with this record. It may be
nauscous pill, just as Grant is to
many Republicans, but tho Democra-
cy may have to swallow him never
thelcss. The South is bound to sup
port the candidate that can win, who
ever he be, and if the North wants
Tilden again, wo cannot object.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-16
Senatorial Gossip.

Senator Merrimon Withdrew from
the contest for Senator in North Caro-
lima, as tho Democrats had all agreed
to go into caucus, and Vance had. tho
majority. Thus Governor Vance goes
to Washington, aftcra third attcmpt.
being twice cheated out of his rights,
an instance Of patriotism and party
realty being rewarded in the long run.
Mcrrimon's honorable record in the
Senate was marrcd by tho manner in
which nc got tho place. His defeat
now Will have q wholesome influence
In chilling the "Indcpendcnt'' party
in North Carolina.
Tho Indiana Legislature elects n
Senator on tho 21st. Tho Senate con-
tains twenty.four Democrats, twenty
four Republicans and two Grccn-
hackers; tho House, fitty-thrco Demo-
Gratis, thirty-ninc Republicans, seven
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-16

TIE LARGEST OF THEIR NND.--1.
The largest ocean in the world is the
Pacific. 2. The largest sea the Mcdi-
terrain. 3. River, the Amazon, 4.
Gulf, Mexico. 5. Cape, Horn. 6.
Lake, Superior. 7. Bay, Bengal. 8.
Island, Australia. .. City, London.
10. Public building, st. Peters, Rome.
IL. llotol, Palace, San Francisco. II.
Steamer, Great Eastern. 13 Desert,
Sahara. IL. Theatre, Grand Opera,
House, Paris. 10. State, Texas. IS.
Territory, Dakota. II. Park, the
Phoenix park, Dublin. l8. Highest
mountain, Mount Everest, llindostan,
Asia. 10. Sound, Long Island. 20.
Largest railroad, Union Pacific and
Central Pacific. II. Canal, Grand
Canal, China. %. Bridge, that over
the Bay at Dundee, Scotland. %.
Largest railroad depot, st. Pancras.
London. "a. Largest room in the
world under single roof, military one,
st: Petersburg. 25. Strongest fort,
Gibraltar: 2G. Biggest fraud, Jim
Blaine.-Nca0 York Star.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-16

THE NEW YoKK Herald says: "Pro-
fcssor Won Hoist, Of Frciburg, who
has been sent to this country by the
German Academy Of Sciences to COM
plcte his great work OH the United
States, will lecture ut Stcinway Hall,
next "Wednesday evening, on CAL
houn. The Professor is regarded in
Europe as tho best authority on
American constitutional history, and
his lecture is likely to be heard with
interest" When n person of such
cminencc as Professor Won Hoist an
nounccs lecture in New York on
Calhoun, it may indeed be hoped that
the South is beginning to get her
Yindication in history.