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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-02-05
NEWS BY

CINCISNATI, Jan. 80 -CongratulatO-
ry dispatches were exchanged to-day
between the Mayors Of Chattanooga
and Cincinnati on the occasion OF tie
opening Of telegraphic communication
over the Cincinnati Southern Railroad.
PITTsBUEGH, Jan. S0.-Ata meeting
of the Western Iron Association here
to-day the price of iron was advanced
TO ] cents.
NAsHINGToS, Jan 5I.-Thc nOmina-
ton of Rev. Z. j. Simmons rs a suTer-
visor Of the census in Georgia has not
been Withdrawn from the Senate and
Representative FELTON, says there Is no
intention of Withdrawing il.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3l.-The residence
of ex-senator 7. c. McCrcary at Owens
borO, KY, burned yesterday together
with a valuable library and household
goods. Loss about $4,000; Insurance
$1,000.
NASHVILLE, jan. 29.-Thc Tennessee
Historical Society has determined 10
purchase Clark Mills equestrian .,atGc
of Jackson, TO he unveiled here at the
Tennessee centennial, April u. 1t
will be placed on the Capitol grounds
LONDON, Jan. 3l.-A rich land own
cr, near Barcelona, his wife, three
daughters, a son and two women scrv-
ants were all found murdered in their
beds. The deed was apparently done
with a hatcllct. The house was ran
sacked. S%wideherd aud his two sons
have been arrested.
MEMPHIS, Feb. about 500 was
subscribed at a meeting Saturday night
for the Irish relief fund and Il commit
tee was appointed to CANVASS the city
in behalf of suffering Ireland.
DUBLIN, Feb. AT 4 meeting of the
Mansion House Committee last. night
it was apuOunccd that C33 ,OC0 had been
received to date and Els, 800 CiSbursed
The chairman complained Of the attacks
which had been made in America cu
the constitution OF the Committee and
the mode of Distributing ,he funds. I,
was annOEnced that the committee had
received .e3OO additional from Sydney
making Il total from the Australian
colonies OF 90, 100.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 3l.-An ami
NAL Of a %frrocious type, ten feet from
tip to tip, and weighing nearly three
hundred pounds, was shot seven miles
south ofhere yesterday, while prowl-
ing, c0t-liEe, neara squad Of children.
At first it was pronounced a wild pan
tller, o. huge size, but to-day it turned
out that an American lion, or cougar,
escaped frcm Coles m%enagcrie, six
weeks ago, some forty miles northeast
of Memphis, and it is now evident tn;
the brute was from that caravan, and
that he had an appetite whctted for -
young darkcy when killed.
CINCINNATI, Feb. "a dispatch
Fort Buford, Dakota Territory,
says: "a fierce and bloody fight occur
ed January 10Th, between Il party Of
eros Ncntris Indians and Il band of
Cncapapas. The former had raided the
camp aud driven or a herd of
Fifteen men were killed and
he eros Veutris recovered their horses.
The Indians are much excited and a
general uprising along the Yellowstone
in the spring is apprehended,
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Trouble in Indiana.

Cincinnati Commercial; Y~azoOism
has broken out violently in Indiana.
Farmers who have given employment
to North Carolina refugees are warned
tG get rid Of them on peril of loss of
property. In Hancock county the
barns Of those who have negroes in
their service are being burned. The
intelligent Democracy are accused of
this E2zooisln.
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Gibson Not Confirmed.

IIou. al. r. Gibson, of the lst Census
district was not confirmed by the SEN
ate as Supervisor along with the others
on Monday. We were not surprised at
it in the least, as a friend in Washing
ton had several days ago informed us
that Harris would not recommend
Gibson, on account of the latters Re-
publican proclivities.
Mr.. Gibson is m outspoken Republic
can, and OF course can not expect any
fIvors from n committee of such men as
iSham G.. Harris.
The appointment of Mr.. Gibson by
the President was a surprise to us.
Had Mr.. G.. been a Democrat or n soft
headed Republican, then Eis appoint
ment might have been expected. The
President has in the remainder of his
appointments taken great care TO ap-
point as many Of his political enemies
as possible.
N is some consolation however to
know that in one year and rs days the
President will step down and out.
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The Tennessee Republican
Convention.

Az we notice agreat many of III cX-
changes desire to know what the Re
publican Executive Committee of the
state are doing and when they will
coll the Convention TO meet to chose
delegates to Chicago, we would just say
that the probability is the Convention
will be called to meet on May 9TH. Be-
Ing the member for the third district
and having been in communication
with the chairman we speak with some
knowledge on the subject.
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Weekly Herald.
Cleveland, Tennessee.
DIR G.

The following gentlemen are MI
thorizei to receive subscription to the
HERALD.
John II. S~enhourn, Georgetown,
4, NJ. Bare, Brentwood.
j. II. Chillers, Oollcwall.
John Orr, Parksyillc.
". NJ. Climer. Linwooi.
w. ID. Smith, Chatata.
l.. y. Waters, Cuhutta Springs.
II. II. james, Red Clay.
On. Kelly, McDONalds.
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The Athens Post announces in adj
vance that it Is for Dibrell for a fourth
Term. That is right uncle Sam; praise
the plate that holds your buttcr-he
got your son a position in Washington
remember. Then when the time comes
You can get your immediate friends
around you and appoint "Dibrell dele
gates" ItG the convention o are
chairman you know. Yes you know
what you know, and you know enough
10 know that everybody knows that's
what has been done, and you know
they knOw-you can do it .ngain-you
know. Then again yon know Dibrcll
Inns only made $4,000 out of the Office
during his six years, and as all the 9TH
or Democrats IN the district are rich
just let him keep The Office the remain
der Of his natural life-then pension his
relatives.
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The Gazette's political census of Ohio
has reached 1000 votes, of which 1881
are for Sherman, 96S for Blaine GO for
Grant, 20 for Washburne, 1874 for Gar
FIELD, and tho remainder scattering.
The Gazette is of the opinion that this
is u fair representation Of the senti-
Ipept Of the party in Ohio and of The
strength or The candidates among the
people.
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Grants fate was settled yesterday.
The Pennsylvania Republicans plet to
appoint delegates to Chicago. If the
State favored Grant, it will give him
such a send off that he will be nomina-
ted, but if it did not, then his doom is
pretty well sealed.
Since the above was in type the tel
cgraph informs us that the State went
solid for Grant in the convention.
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The New York Sun has been heapirg
its abuse on Gen. Grant ever since
Grant refused to appoint its editor a
Naval officer on a big salary. Abuse
from such Il source will never do Grant
any harm.
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1t is the general understanding
throughout the north that the south is
for Sherman. Really we don't know
of a man in the county for him. Still
the Republicans will support him if
nominated. The choices stand about
as follows: Grant LIST, Blaine End,
GARFIELD 3rd.
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Should Gen. Grant decline a n|onlina-
zion rs a great many thinks he will,
then look out for Conkling. Conkling
is The only Republican that has much
chance Of carrying New York.
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Gen Dlbrell telegraphs the .Chatta-
nooga Times, the appropriation, for the
Tennessee River, amounting to $40.
600 has passed Congress.
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The action Of the Democratic Green
back Fusionists of Maine will make a
solid east for the Republicans next fall.
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We see no good reason why Dibrell
should not have a fourth tcrm-the
people must have cabbage seed, and She
General has done nothing else but send
out seed since lie has been in Congress.
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The threats of the Democrats in
Maine to burn prominent Republicans
houses las not been carried out. The
police discovered the plot too early.
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4 few editorials about ''honestn Gar
celOn, eX-Gov. Of Maine, from Demo-
cratic papers would now sound well.
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WORK OF COyGR ESs.
SENATE.

sENATE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 2.-Scnator
Garland Ark from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported adversely the
bill extending the benefits Of the South
ern Claims Commission 10 the Indian
tribes, aud IL was indefinitely postpon-
Cd.
Senator Thurman (Obio,) from the
judiciary Committee, reported a bill
for reyiving ami continuing the Court
Of Commissioners OF the Alabama
Claims, and for the distribution Of the
unappropriaicd money of thc Geneva
Award. 1t was placed on the calendar.
1t confines the jurisdiction of the
Court to the claims of insurers, and to
claims directly resulting from damage
done Un the high seas by Confederate
cruisers during the Rebellion.
Senator Harris CTenn.) introduced a
bill to increase the efficiency ofthe Ma
tiOnal Board of Health. 1t provides
that the Board shall report to the Pres
ident when any place is dangerously
infected, and after the official publica-
ton of such report shall prohibit the
transportation of goods or persons from
such a place into any place in other
States until the President shall pro-
claim the place no longer infected. 1t
also provides that the Captains of all
merchant vessels coming from any for
eign port, between 20 degrees south and
10 degrees north latitude or upon the
Mediterranean Sea shall show ut the
port of entry such II bill Of health as
the Board shall prescribe from the
proper health officer at the port of de-
parture.
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Secretary sherman has decreased the
public debt during January to the
amount Of 81 oil. 2G3.Qj.
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1t is said that the weaver bill,
should it become a law, will cost
the country not less than $500,
600. 600.
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WATER, MASS AND PILLS.

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Prompt iA relief ohcadache, both
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Tonic, Alternative, diuyetic: one Of
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"Kccommcndcd as Il pr0phylactic in
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81 find it the best remedy I ever used
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My experience is very favorable to
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Sample supply sent free to any Ply
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Address
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JED. TRAYNOR, Druggist,
Cleveland, Tenn.
0-i-Gm.
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Announces to the public that he has
on hand n stock of the best of leath.
er and is prepared to do all kinds Of
work in the best of style and cheaper
than can be done elsewhere. Fine
and Fancy Boots u specially.
. f.. tf,
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The Maine Fusionists' "fout and
fout and fout," and finally got kicked
ont.
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HOUSE.

Among the bills introduced this NOR
ming were the following:
By Mr.. Phelps tCOmn.(-Appropria-
ting $780, 600 for the relief of the Ire
land sufferers: also levying Il duty OF
thirty per cent. ad valorcm on all bon
nets, hats or hoods imported into the
United States, composed of ralm-leaf,
chip, grass, willow, straw or other veg
etable substance, or of hair, whalebone
or other material not.otherwisc proyid-
ed for.
Mr.. Thompson (Ky) introduced n
bill providing that no claim Of Il citi-
zen whose State did not rebel shall be
disallOwcd because of ~disloyalty, unless
such proof be made against tie claim
as will convict the claimant Of treason.
Mr.. Bland (Mo.) introduced a bill,
making The minis free and open TO the
coinage eff standard silver dollars on
the same terms and conditions now or
lNlCdlltl pIOl lNNh lOl lIO NbllldSC VI
gold bullion, said silver dollars IL have
the same legal tender capacity and Ger
titlCatc to issue them as now provided
by the act oflS7S.
Mr.. Gibson (La.l introduced n bill
authorizing the Secretary Of State to
appoint agents TO procure copies Of all
papers in DOS session Of the French and
Spanish Governments relating to the
history Of Louisiana.
Mr.. Reagan, Tex from the Com
mittee on Committee, reported a bill APP
propriating for the improvement of the
Susquehanna River, $2S 600; for con-
the work on the Muscle Shoals
OH the Tennessee River, 81 900; and
for the improvement Of The Davis Is
land dam on the Ohio River, $4,000.
The bill was passed un(er Il suspension
Of the rules.
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RATES WITH OTHER PAPERS

We viii furnish the HERALD and tbo toi,o,-
hlF papers at the following prices. Z" io'io'-
NasbyiiIcc n n" = weekly, $3.50
uhto q. 10
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BY this route YOU will have through
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This is a fayorite route of tie cmi
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Get your tickets at a regular office
in the Railroad Depot and see that
they read over the
Memphis and
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This will save you time, trouble and cx-
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Before you start, consult the undersigned
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will give you full information in regard to
your trip and the country TO which YOU de-
sire to 60. Letters freely answered.
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ON 30 DAYS TRIAL

We will send our ELECTRO NOLTAIC Belts
ana other Llcctic appliances upon trial for 30
lays TO those suffering fgcrl Nervous Debility,
rheumatism, Paralysis or nv disease Of tLc
Liver or Kidneys, and many other dis1ascs.
\ sure turG guaranteed or 10 pay. Address
NOLTAlC BELT CO., Marshall, Mich.
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This papcr. W. W. SIIERAR, ll0 Powers
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DeIauInnz southern states.

Special TO the Cincinnati CONNER
cial; Representatives here of the
Southern States which have repudi-
atcd their debts, are watching with
much anxiety the bill now peudiag in
the Supreme Court which New Hamp-
shire has filed against Louisiana. If
this canbe made TO stick, and an in
junction granted prohibiting Louisi-
ana officials from paying out money ia
the Treasury for any purpose other
than the payment OF the interest 60
which it is claimed to be pledged, it
will be the signal for a fire all along
the line. Local sentiment and sym
pathy here are altogether with New
Hampshire in this fight, and the hope
is general that she will make her dc
faulting sister come up to the scratch
and liquidate her Obligations. Largc
quantities of louisiana bonds are
held here, which give the greater zest
to this unique lawsuit. The dishonor-
ed Obligations of Tennessee, amount
ing TO nearly S25, 900, are scatter
ed all through tue Northern States,
and if this suit against louisiana
holds water, Tennessee will next be-
brought up for settlement. All re-
quired Of holders of these bonds will
be TO transfer them to their respective
States, and LET suit be brought after
the manner of Nav Hampshire against
Louisiana. A gentleman in this city
holding quite aquantity of Tennessee
bonds, says he will give one half OF
them to get the other half collected.
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The time is near at hand when the
cabbage seed statesman will be scatter
ing his seeds Of kindness throughout
the land. The General is Il kind heart
ed man and as long as the Government
furnishes The seed and pays the postage
he wi ! be liberal enough to send all
the seed wantcd-aud all the pay he
will expect is 70 vote for him for the
fourth term in Congress.
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H. N. SNYDER,
Gen, SOUTHERN ACT,
HI. G. |. r. r. r
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
To The Travelling Public.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 9th, 1880.
do hereby certify that J.. NJ. Grow, of
Cleveland, Tenn, represented to me, by
giving my money to him and taking an or
der for a ticket on Ticket Agent at Chatta-
nooga, that | could so through to Texas
without delay.
Upon arriving here the ticket agent would
only give HE a ticket by the Iron Mountain
r. r., which caused me delay of twenty
four hours. D. B. CASON,
Cherokee. Co, N. c.
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Justices Blanhs.
justices Blanks for sale at This Office
Nashville. :"
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GihhH returns in 30 days on SiOO invested.
XITIl Official reports and information free.
StEEL Like profits wcekly on stock options Of
$40 to $50. Address 4. Potter Wight &
Co. nAnkCrs. 3j Mnll 81. \. Y.
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CIR EEN & DRY TEEDEs.

or we wilt pay the highest market
price in cash for hides. Bring YOUR
Hides to me before you sell to my one
else. Oct l1y
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AGENTS READ TlirS

We want an Agent IN this County 10 whom va
viii Pay, y salary Of $lG0 per mon,h and c>p,n-
free. iddursS AT once SIEENNN 8 ~
Marshall, Michigan. '
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MuSTA G

ovorthc solitary plainR, TO tho merchant
prince, and The M~Ootcuitcr who splits
his foot with the axe.
IL cures rheumatism when Rll other
applications TAIL.
This wonderful
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NJ XIGAN

Mrstnng IinimCnt.
1t pcneirntcs muscle, membrane aud
tissue. 10 the very honr, bnuishing pain
and curing disease with II power that
never mils. II il II medicine acctcd 10y
everybody from the TdRdbeTO, who rides
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Cleveland Tannery.
j. b, FillOuer, Prop.

Best grades Of Leather Of all kinds
constantly on hand and will be sold
cheap for cash.
We also exchange Leather IN,
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THE BBSP OF ITS KIND.

This s. tho c1sc with the Mexican
Mustang Linim cut. Every null
brings Intelligence Ola valuable horse
saved, the agony of an awful scrId Or
burn subdUcd, the hnrrhiS of rheu-
Inatisnl overcome, aud OF II Thousand.
nnd4one other blessings anil mcrVirs
performed 10y The Old reliable HEX
lean Mus6sUg Eminent.
Ar forms of outward disease are
speedily cured 10y The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21

people TO rise. lie is shining example TO American
youth His triumphant election next November u the
highest post I'm the country will testify 10 what may pe
accomplished by pluck. perseverance and true merit
Gustav Beyerly then read humorous campaign
poem. Speeches were made by George Reinieer, Pro
fessor NJ. Pfrenger and Emil Hoeber Mr.. Hoeber said :
We have good candidates. bu, the Democrats say we
shall have a hard fight elect them We Will hgh hard
then and viii elect them. There are German as wen
"a American hlockheaIs. but think the German vote
will give handsoIna majority 10 Garfield and Arthur
There ApDreCidtgc listeners, composed ~ WOtn-
the meeting Of the XVIII Assembly b-tFl'l
Republican Campaign Club, at No. 44A SrcOu0-aFe id-J
night Tmrty-fivc members We're added 10 tne ron,
ana IL wa. resolved 20 every fortnight until cleo
tOu dly at Rose Hi Hail. No AT Second the nFt
meeting TO be held scDtembcr j. Addresses were .hen
made by Colonel wilson, formerly OI Georgia l. r
Fisher II. 4. Mathe ~ and rX-A dCrnan JOnn DDtiFfl
Coz. mel Wilson made plain presentation o. ID" merits
OF The two parties seeking The popular suhrage and d
scrDeG at length the methods Of making mJorilcs at
the south
The epeaSer had lived at savannah. and whoa it was
known that he had accepted an important pace IL ihe
Republican organization attempt was maze 10 XII
ii crpD being selected to 10 the joO lhe a-sassln
struck "a; him from behind wltb shOt gun lUst missing
h head, when the blow would have proved Iatai Ibs
selection Of "a cripple made that In case Colonel
Wilson retaatcd. press there could deuOunce MN
for a;tac king cripple His assaianf was Dy previous
agreement. rewarded with Office Colonel Wilson re
lated many instances OF codJlooded murders occurring
IN that region.
In savannah the speaker SAID. he had voting
by hundreds whom tho records showed were dead ana
elected. while fair count IN the
South he would not have come within cannon
shot Of chance TO dispute tAe clcctHt
Mr. Fisher spoke representing ,e young voters and
gave a short history OF the tariff controversy. Mr
Matthews touched upon the financial question. and Ar
Ottivel puJ the protective question IN Few woTcs