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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-08

Coaches run between Bristol and Memphis
without change.
No Sunday delays.
Baggage checked through.
VIM. KERR,
Passenger Agent, Knoxville Tenn.
JAMES r. OGDEN.
Genl Pass. Agt, Knoxville Tenn.
T. s. DAVANT,
Asst Gen1 Pass. Ag t. Memphis Tenn.
J. W. SUTTON,
Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
O. c. MoMILLIN,
Tcket Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-08
S N Y d Z RS
CURATIVE
p a . S !!
THE MOST WONDERFUL HEALTH
RES ToRERS KNOWN TO
MEDICAL SCIENCE.

MEDICAL SCIENCE.
Are worn externally. We make three dif-
ferent kinds, Nos /, 2 aud 8.
No. /. For Ohills and Fever, Dyspepsia, In
digestion. Biliousne g, Sick aud Nervous He'd
Ache and all diseases arising from Tor ID
Liver. The most eff ctive Blood Prri6er u
tant; gives strength to the weak and debliIs-
ted. Price. 90
No. 2. For Female Weakness and Irregular
ties, Falling Womb Whites; enrche| th)
blood, purifes the secreiions and Strengthens
weakly and delicate females. Proc 49,
No. 8. For Kidney, Spine, and Bladder AGCc'
tions, Bright's Disease, D abetes, Lame or
Weak Back, Tohes up vitality and restores
lost energy Price $3. -
If your druggists does not keep SNHDERS
CURATIVE PAuS," and will not get one for
you do not lot him palm off worthless imita-
tions but send the price to ne in letter, and
We will mail them to you. Address
+. f. SNYDER q co,
143 W. 4th st., Cincinnati, OHIO.
For sale by
JNo. u. TRAYNOR,
Druggist,
march lily Cleveland, Tenn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-08
THE HERALD
Job Office

Is prepared 10 print anything in the line OF
LETTER-HEADS,
BILL-H EAD3.
NoTE-HEADi,
VIZ ING CARDS
BUSINESS CARDS,
SHoW-BlLLI,
ALL SIZE CtRCUL AIRS,
Io,l Frs, &C.. &c.
We have As fine Presses as any off % In the
South, aud will guarantee all our work to give
satisfaction. We priut in I've oolorp wien do
sired, ut but small xtra ost
Justices and CLERKS OF Couts furnished
Blanks on short notice as cheao as any Office
Samples OF job Work and Prices aont ou
application Address
w. 3. TIpTON, Proprietor.
Cleveland, Tenn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

The Republican organs are worrying
over a recent statement IN
the Charleston Ncws and Courier 70 the
effect that the people Of South Carolina
never intend to again submit 70 negro
domination. and will take all necessary
means 10 prevent repetition Of their
former experience. II the aforesaid or
gans will put themselves IN the place 2,
the people Of South Carolina, they VIII
probably obtain more impartial view
Of the case. We have repeatedly de-
clared. and now declare again, that
there Is no State in the North, not even
Massachusetts or Kansas, oyerwhelm-
ingly Republican as they are, that
would endure for three months what
South Carolina endured for eight years.
II negroes had done in either Of the
former States what they did IN the lat
Ter. the last one Of them would have
been driven across the border. The
original Yankees in Massachusetts ana
the imported variety In Kansas wouiu
have risen in rlass to rid themselves q
the unbearable nuisance. And inc
nuisance once gone, they would have
died rather than allow ii 10 return.
South Carolina will do no more. bu'
she nav have to do less. She may hav'
to weld to negro supremacy backed
by Federal power. but neither she no
any other Southern State will ever wea
that yoke second time unless i i nv
eled by Federal bayonets. This i ~
simple solemn truth, and the Rcpubli
can party may as well take due notic
thereof and govern itself accordingly,
Hereafter. ifnot "bucked and gagged,
bv standing army, the South will P
ruled Nv the intelligence, the capita
and the energy Of the country; Ia on
cr words, BY the white population. A
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

ricanized carpet-baggery has had its
day, there. and long and dirty Gay
Il was. but there will be no more 81 u
al any price. unless the South ! gar
risoned a. conquered territory: Sell
preservation i the highest Of All laws.
and self-preservation demands that
Tie political pyramid shall henceforth
stand upon lis base. and not upon ITS
apcx. st. Louis Republican,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

Wong Az SING was buried In San
Francisco with elaborate Chinese ri'es'
because he had been wealthy and IN
fluential. At his residence a Joss was
mt M At the head Of the coffin, many
candles were lighted, and peacocks
feathers were placed on the colin: a
priest rang bell and struck pair %
cvmbals while reciting the good quail
t;es and deeds Of the dead man. linen
4 band Of musicians played on Chinese
instruments and hired women mourners
walled. The procession was headed by
An ordinary hearse. Then came 4 car
carriage full of bell-ringers, several car
riares containing mourners and news
paper reporters, and finally a wagon
laden with roasted pigs and chickens
boiled rice and crabs, bottles Of liquor,
loss paper, candles, and chop sticks. a
ihe grave an inscribed brick was IN
tered with the remains, large quaint,
" Of paper and candles was burned
and the food and drink were leit IN
nile. Three women from wong
harem were no, permitted TO enter tn
cemetery. but they built bonfire
holy paper outside.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

FIVE or six thousand years from now
some Schlieman 81 the future viii dig
up cigar-stcrc Indian. and show by =
the wonderful progress we Of this age
had made in art, Just A. we now DO with
the Venus de Milo Boston Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

AN cnterprising Yankee y 'nnA'n y,
Honolulu directory, and Tor inc IT.
time the houses are TO be numoereu'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

An Invention that Transmits Light In the
same Manner that thr Ieiephone Irans-
mit~ Sounds
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

THEnE was more business done ~
the commercial and financial circles q
this country during November TO-
than during any mouth before IN me
history Of this country. Inc pa ~
transactions N several cities for me
month foot up the enormous aggregate
Of 81 500. 2a5, 523.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
ILLINOIS GREENRACKERS.

The SaNory Renaissance known rs the
Greenback Labor Party Of this state held "A
delegate convention at Springfield on Wcdncs-
day IN which it is claimed sixty counties were
represented by about 100 delegates. With rare
good sense the leaders succeeded, by the time.
ly adoption of a wise rule to meet the case, in
suppressing the wind.bags in the convention,
and its proceedings were conducted deccntly
and In order. Hon. A. =. Forsyth, republican
congressman from the 10Th district presided
with Alex. Campbell among the vice prcs-
dents. Delegates to the Greenback national
convention were appointed, an electoral ticket
set up, and the following nominations made
for state officers: For Governor A. j. Street
er of Mercer county; It. Governor, Andrew
b. Adair of Chicago; Secretary Of State, Maj
J. NJ. Thompson Of Will; Auditor, Col. w, l..
Ingram Treasurer, Col. W. ID. Evans Of JEFF.
ferson; and Attorney General ii. G. Whitlock
of Morgan.
The resolutions adopted are quite moderate,
declaring on the financial question, in favor
of free gold and silver coinage and the substi-
tuition of greenbacks for national bank bills;
against prison labor; against land subsidies
to railroads, and in favor Of the Illinois ship
canal project and the improvement of other
great water ways OF the country.
A resolution declaring undylng hostility to-
both the old parties of the country was voted
down by large majority, and it is understood
that the party Is ready to strike bargain with
either of the other parties that will adopt its
state ticket, preferring, however to make the
trade with the Democrats.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
CONGRESS-.

Probably the most notable event OF the week
in congress was the killing of the Geneva
award bill in the senate on Wednesday. 1t is
now some ten years since, at a meeting Of Eng
lish and American commissioners at Geneva,
an award of $15, 100000 was made to be paid
by England for damages caused by English
equipped cruizers to American commerce dur
ing the war of the rebellion, yet from that day
to this congress has been unable to decide to
whom the money is to be paid, the point in
dispute being whether American insurance
companies that met losses on account OF the
crulzers shall share in the division of the
award. The senate, after debating the point
for a month, decided on Wednesday to exclude
the underwriters, upon which all the friends
of the bill deserted it and it fell dead.
In the house the chief interest conferred on
the adoption of the senate amendments to the
immediate deficiency" bill. The senate
amendments themselves amounted to nothing,
but the bill proposes to pay the deputy mar
shals for whom no appropriation was made at
the last session, but to the appropriation Is at
tachcd rider" taking the appointment OF
these marshals from the chief marshals and
requiring them to be appointed equally from
both parties by the L. S. circuit and district
Judges. The Democrats proposed to pass the
bill through the house without debate, but the
Republicans were determined to have their
'yap," though the rider had been compro'
mise of their own proposing, and they tillbus-
tcred-that Is, stopped all business-for two
DAYS to get this chance to talk. Finally they
agreed to be satisfied with one hours talk, the
Democrats to have 20 minutes, and under this
arrangement the bill was yesterday allowed to
pass.
The house on Saturday passed the Indian
appropriation bill, the only unusual feature
about it being that it abolished the Indian
commissioners, Grants queer contrIvance OF
Quaker peace'makers.
The house on Monday also passed the SEN
ate bill to incorporate the New York Worlds
FAIR, to ne held in 1888 in commemoration OF
the acknowledgment of American ndepend-
ence by Great Britain.
The army appropriation bill that had previ'
ously passed the house, passed the senate on
Wednesday including the rider iorbidding
the use of the army at the polls except IN case
of actual violence.
On motion in the house ON Monday to
take up and pass the bill reported iavorably
upon by the committee on invalid pensions
to grant pensions to the surviving soldiers ol
the Mexican war, the vote was ll9 IN favor OF
to 20 against it. Not being two-thirds the bill
could not be taken up, but the vote shows thi
bill has good majority in its favor and will
pass when it comes up in proper order There
are said to be about 1000 of these soldiers, t,
pension whom would add about million d
year to the pension list.
} The house on Monday appointed spccia
committcc of seven To investigate the author
ship of the anonymous letter To Springer II
the WaShburnDonnclly case.
The house foreign affairs committee has re
ported in favor of the abrogation of the Clay
ton. Bulwcrtreaty in regard Ia Central America
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.

The New York Democratic State Conven
ton met at Syracuse on Tuesday, organizing
in two separate bodies, the one under the con
troll of the regular party machinery and the
other consisting of the John Kelly.Tammany
revolt All advances on the part OF the lat
ter towards union Of the two bodies were re-
ceivcd and cvaded by the regular body with
chilling courtesy, The regulars consisting
more than two.thirds Of delegates favorable
to Tiden, transacted their business with easy
aud quiet expedition appointing full dele
cation to the Cincinnati convention favorable
20 Tildcn, but sending them without instruc
tons except to favor the rcadoption OF the
twothirds rule. The resolutions briefly en-
d.rse the character OF Mr. Tilden, commend
HIM to the tender consideration of the party
IN other states, condemn the frauds by which
he was deprived of the fruits of his victory
four years ago, urge Democrats everywhere to
see to 1t that the great crime then committed
is not permitted to pass unrcbuked, and re-
affirm the party platform Of The state as
aioptcd in 1868 anu re.atfirmcd IN 1872 and
1876.
The Kelly wing finding the regulars in
tractable, organized q convention on their own
hook, adopted few resolutions protesting
against the one.man power rs undcmocratic,
and st,gma,izlng Tilden's political career as
selfish, treacherous and dishonorable; elected
delegates to Cincinnati and adjourned
1t is admitted on all sides that the conven-
ton was u signal triumph tor Tilden, the OPP.
position to his re.nomin alton among the reg
ular Democracy, which at Utica and in few
other localities had assumed such threatening
proportions, having really dwindled into com
paratlve insignlicance in the convention. To
Kelly, on the other hand, the day was one OF
humiliation and encouragement. But for the
attitude which Tammany had assumed last
fall as a bolt and which it has maintained
ever since, the Kelly forces, inside of the reg.
ular organization, might have been strong
enough with the other aid they could have
commanded from the regular Democracy, to
have beaten Tilden in the Syracuse conven-
ton As it IL, Kelly is left without standing
or influence inside or outside of the party or
ganization, his followers are becoming dis
hcartened and Disguised, and the inevitable
fate seems to await him OF soon being aban-
doned on all sides and left alone-helpless,
pOwerless, jeercd at and hated, with no refuge
save IN the Republican party which he has
served so eHectualy, but which cannot help
but dcspise him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
THE HAYES BOOM.

The Morris Herald of yesterday comes out
in Il strong leader, over column IN length,
urging the nomination of It's editor, the Hon.
+. G. Hayes, for reelection To congress from
this district The editorial, winch WAS proha-
bly written by Mr.. Hayes himself, is rather
more ;han modestly eulogisiic OF his character
on the score Of personal purity AMI integrity IN
lelcctual capahility ,fealty 10 party and devotion
Ia the interests at his constituents. while Mr.
Hayes is not II man 81 hohni,s,' II = affirmed
that since the iirs, day he entered congress he
has kept steadily in view AS leading object
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24

A frightrnl disaster occurred on Wednesday
evening at the Madison square gardens in New
York City. A fair in aid of the llahncmann
hospital was IN progress, and the building be-
ing crowded, in the midst of the cnjoyments,
consisting of ieastng, dancing, tratcking in
fancy articles, looking at rare pictures, s,atua.
~ aud brlc-a.brac the entire wall fronting on
Madison avenue fell outward, fortunately in,
juring few person. inside of the building, but
burying in the ruins n number of persons
standing or passing on the sidewalk A por-
ton Of the roof also collapsed moment later,
covering gay throng Of dancers and spccta-
tors, some of whom were seriously injured.
Six or seven persons lost their lives by the ac-
cidcnt, while double that number were more
or less badly hurt Besides the damage to the
building, the crash involves the partial DIES.
tructlon Of some 100000 worth of rare
paintings and statuary that had been borrowed
to add to the attractions of the fair.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
Democratic County Convention.

The Democrats Of Lasalle county are requested
to meet in their respective townships on o"'G'
day, the 29th day of May, 1850, AT The h"nr Oh :
p. n. of said day (uness n different Time De APP
pointed by township coinmittees,) to appoint DC,
iegatcs to attend u county convention 10 ne heiu
AT the county court house in Ottawa, on FRIDAY,
the 4th day of June 1850, at o'clock T. NJ oI
said day, for the purpose OF selecting ',ilceu ne
lepatrs To represent La Sale county IN the Statc
convention AZ SprinSd Id on tie loth OF June
A. ID. 1880 and to transact such other business
as may he deemed appropriate Tor the S""o oi
the party.
We rcduest that the Democrats of earh Town
ship, al their meeting TO appoint Delegates ="
the count, convention (whe'c they have not al
ready dome SOY select a local committee OF hNc
of the most active democrats of their respective
townships to serve rs such committee Tor Tue en-
suing two wears and that such committee "hch
appointed Immediately organize lN the election
81 a chairman, secretary and TREASURER, ana
that the chairman Of said local committee DC
selected ~ one OF the delegates to the county
convention. >,
The several towns will be- eH'itlcd to the foi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
delegates of whom 200 were negroes, and

delegates of whom 200 were negroes and
there was square stand.up fight between the
third termcrs on one side and the friends of
Blame and Sherman on the other The latter
stole the organization, though the third.
termers were slightly in the majority. The
result of the two days wrangIe thus far IL the
adoption Of resolution that twothirds of the
delegates to Chicago shall be negroes, and IN
case the Republicans elect the President that
the government patronage in Georgia shall be
divided in the same proportion. The Sight
over the delegates was going on vigorously up
to midnight on Thursday, where the latest
dispatches stop. The supposiuon is that Sher
man will have majority Of the delegates and
that Blaine and Grant will get about four
each
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
GLENVIEW.

Bay horse is hands high foalcd ls7s. lBred by A J.
Alexander, WoOdburR, KY
Got hy RehlOnt tsre OF Nutwood q; MI Despersn
dunn 81 Dick Moore 22p son of AleNandcrs Abdallah
sire OF goldsmith Maid 2li: Rosalind. 2lS Thorndale
22l: Major Ed.all. -: and 81. Elmo 2a) son of Rys
dyks Hanihetunian (src OF Dexter. 2lit; Nete Els;
(iazcc 22l; Jay Gould. 22I; George wilkes 222 Bella
% Lady Banker. 2.13; Orange Girl ASK; Breeze, 2i
lanes Howell ir, = n: and others.
First dam Fadctte by AcNandcr AOdalah sire Of Gold
smith Maid 2l4 Rosaind 22iS: Thorndac, 222a Major
EdsaIL ~ ST Elmo go; Almont, and others Second
dlm htsome dam Of the great racemarc satnal by I'm
nored Glencoe Third dam Lsyity by Imported Trustee
Fourth dam Vandas dam by Imported Grnnhy Fifth dam
iurillg bv Trumpetcr Sixth dam Lucy by OrTNan Sew
rnth dam Lady Grey by PObn Grey Eighth dam Maria by
Meier V Imported Medley Ninth dam by Imported
IIi-hhvcr Telth dam by Imported Fearnaugh Eleventh
dam NJ Ariel brother TO Partner. Twelfth dam by import
Ell ark of Diamonds Thirteenth dam Old Diamond tcall
ed Duclil d, Culcu's Arabian. uth Jack Of Diamonds
and odd Diamond we're imported by Gen. SpOttswood and
both we're ity cullen. arabian Fourteenth dam hy Girls
wooIs Lady Thigh hy Cros Partner. Fifteenth dam by
GREYHOUND sixteenth dam Sopunlsbas, dam by Curwtns
Raw Barb seventeenth dam hv De ArCys Chestnut Aara
an Eighteenth dam by Nhitcshlrt Nineteenth dam
Montague Mare. IT,
hi. is an elegant colt In shape size color and dispos
and ia very finely gated one. promising tu De- very fast
n, viii e.h ovef l He = sire uf one Of the hestgat
Ell meanings W. have His granddam i4Ehtsouc
!. an, f the uc> h,ryd the thuruughhrpds, and has
r her rNcrlencr by producing such grand perform
a. Saa Crrt fN. and others He will make the sea
s,n ,r So Last st-lSnn his former owners. McFerrsn
of KCutucEy charged $40 for the season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
LORENZO LELAND. Jr.,


NJoTiTGACiEk;'S SALE.-Whercas Charles
vi II Force and Charlotte f Force, his wi'c by their
and r"c"rcd in the Recorder office of La allie county,
Illinois in volume i2 Of Records, on page 4si dd grant
hprn sell rcme. alien and convey 10 the dersignCd
cyrus Leland mortgage the real estate hrrsnafrr de,
;GousSn4 two hnndrcd and seventy dollars evidenced
Nv three pronlsSury notes OF even dar WIN SUD
interest per cent per annum-one ar two
thousand four hundred and ninety 5FN u3 aiu w re-
naming for thousand three hundred ana pne!'
And whgrsa II GToySSG sSHS s S The ryme T
OF the said notes above mcnonel or any par H,rei &c
Leland his legal representatives. or attorney, after having
adyrrtsri such four weeks In newspaper published
IN tine ,S o :" any pr hsoi AMI a rnt and equity Of re,
dcmprion Il" The said PARTY q" me nfst part nSs
tors administrators herein, a public NGndne to
ons ~ s,f county NJ me time appo ntc in such adyrr
srmenr and execute and deliver The Tor
1 e conveyance In Zee of the rrrulists sold; 81, =,
And whereas default has been made In he pay OF "
principal aud part % The Interest Of SAD hIsl irnton,
d remaining two uot and part ot the principal and part
"r tb ,n'5pt claimed 10 he due on AT OF sid notes
Hdinc rr,ncipil interest 20 the da Of sale, Is seven
Nov thcr.frr, |. cyrus A. Leland u,crtsasce harcny
give notice tr under me n2Hcrs ynn L"r me
sixth dan uf MAY 1850 ~ the hour 81 eleven "tNh IN
public due to The highest bidder, hr 81. ~ tn,nw,
Ia Sal anG state of hc $ :" wit lIsu.gh h,f ofihe
nort9S 81 quarter OF ston nnnCr 10y 10 cas-, ,S" ~ NY
third principal meridian; aso the tothNes ni ~
tor R"OS san Sr% nTn Ts @ ess Of the third prnps
meridian: tho north sixty acte- oi me Nl a W tr
.hp number thrtvthrre north number ,ree east
Of The third principal meridian tosethrT Win al sna s
hcrennIo sccpgns e. IN any nn s n TO-
sSrF % Of 81 the d GS TSree and
PORE p; S ,Gs5 n 81 and " sgk 1ssIsF LELAND
Lcsgrzo LELANp. in. Attorney. MOrtSaSee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24

The Democrats Of Texas held state con
vcntion on Wednesday aud appointed dele
gates to the Cincinnati convention. The dele.
gates are in favor Of the nomination OF Han
cock but the convention adopted resolution
that IN case Hancock failed Bayard, Thurman
or Hendricks would be acceptable A motion
to add the name Of Tilden was voted down
with q shnnt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24

The storm on Sunday night assumed the
shape ~ a bizzaru in Minnesota and Dacota,
snow.drIfts five feet deep ornamentisg the
landscape on Monday. A furious snow storm
had also been raging for three or four days on
portions of the Pacific Railroad. trains being
blockaded between Emigrant Gap and Cisco,
and several bong ditched III trying to force
passare
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
"SAyED HIS LIFE"

sPRGNGFIRLD. TENN, May 6, 1873.
Dr. A. r. WuTR- Dear Sir: am selling great deal Of
your Pumonaria have large demand for IT, and recon-
mend the best cough medicine In the market and
am not afraid recommend II. had II thoroughly
tested on one my customers, who given up 10 dic
After taking three y.ccnt bottles OF PamOnaria he com
mcnccd improving and when he had taken the MIN bott.
he up and In my store and said at SAVED NY LIFE
and that "hp should always love me and the Pumonara
for ii had from death and was the cause OF his
taking IT," told hin not To love me, hut DR. Whitr the
inventor Of this great medicine selling from eight 10
fifteen bottles week of your PulmUnarta.
~ Your, truly W. ECKIES.
Cnls In Ottawa by Forbes 4 (,rhrins npvl5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24

Gen. Grant having completed the arduoua
work of propelling his boom through Mexico
and the southern states, returned to Galena on
Monday evening where be arrived at O'Clock,
being net q, the depot by few old citizens,
there beiDg no public demonstration. After a
rest of two or three weeks he Will 90 to inspect
the gold and silver mines of Colorado