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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-08

Your name i registered at Trayn0r'
Drug Store, for a bottle of Smith
Srroinla Syrup aud Star Curine.
The peaccable side ofthc square wei.
comcs Dr.. Dodsou with 4 smile and
grin.
Chas. w. VinSon has been appointed
clerk of the L. ). courtat Chattanooga
Mrs. Clanpit, wife Of G. W. Clampi.
died Monday morning last.
Say Mister! What country paper con
tairs more news than the HERALD. "
give it up"
A large lot Of new Drugs and Station
cry just received at Traynor's Drug
store.
Miss Rosa Willis left last week fOl
Baltimore to attend Il female college.
Misses Matte Lowery and Allie
Moore, Of Dalton, are visiting relative,
and friends in this city.
If the democrats do not carry Indi-
ana by over 5000 majority Tuesday, il
may be considered Il republican victory.
Bring all your dry and green hides
70 ne and get cash for them.
Oct. ! I'm. j. b. FILLAUER, Tanner.
The Hancock and English club Of
this place failed to endorse Wright for
Governor. Why this thusncss boys;
j. \. Uassell, 5. w. Marshall, \. \.
Pendcrgrass and Hon. j. 5. Hancock
left Monday for Cincinnati.
Edwards and Wilson spoke to a
crowd Of 1000 in Nashville Friday
night.
Buy your Saddles, Brides, Harness,
etc, of The undersigned, Repairing of
all kinds done NJ shore notice. Salts
faction guaranteed. J.L. WEBB. If
Henry Boyd, the butcher, is the first
of the colored population Of this place
to visit Cincinnati.
Mr.. J. NJ. Climer Of the End district
of this county died Friday night, Oct.
LIST, at the age Of 81 years. lie had
been sick but Il few days.
The Nashville Bmaer thinks Judge
Wright is gaining. We hope that is so.
because if he DOM rct 80 ono yotr..
Hawkins can no be elected.
ine New : democrats raised
$fuo'o0o III Ne" oik cry last week 10
y hcpUbllcah procession ~ llttSburg
;hoiday hlgit contained O,UoO loren
bearers "hd SeVeh DrasS oaEdS'
GHaceis Oh All Counties
can bay Legal Blanks of all kinds by
sending 10 this office. We mderSell
the Nashville printers. Give us IL trial
order. Sep. II, If.
Let Hancock and his partr's free
trade doctrines be carried ont and the
Cleveland Wooden Mills can be bougl,
cheap.
~ ,,. all e,o,
w Nv q"'Io P'v''"", ~ liUi"
49,; III; n".'' o. ,"' N,"N ,a,m'
T"y4tc''' n"",,"l' ~ o"Iol "u,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-08

The two electors, Gen. Nancy and
J.. l.. II. Succd speak in Cleveland next
Thursday Oct. Nth, and at Benton the
following Saturday Oct, 10th.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-08

Judge Andrew McMillen has been
nominated for Congress by the Rcpub-
Leans of the Nashville District.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-08

"Spoon" Butler says if Hancock is
elected he must carry some of the west
ern States-that he will not get New
York.
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School MONEY.

McMinn SS23.13; McigS S332.4G Polk
$35O,23; bradley S593.3l Bledsoe $202,-
90: James $239,03.
The warrants for this fund will not
be issued until Jan. |, 1881, at which
time the interest natures.
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We notice in the Abilene, Kas., Ga
zetie that Mr.. Thos. Toukin, late Of
Ducktown was married on Sept. 23rd,
to Miss. f.. S. Root.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-08

Remember the candidates for Cover
nor speak in Cleveland on Monday Oct.
ISth-which is next Monday week.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-08

The East tennessee Synod Of tho
Cumberland Presbyterian Church meets
at Cleveland, October DIST, 1880,
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GLE
w HOLESALE NJ A E T
Corrected Weekly By
SURGUINE & CO,
CLEVELAND. TENN.

Some inquiry for new corn, we
think it could be sold above quo
tations. Butter and Eggs in ac-
tive demand and wanted at prices
quoted.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-08

The new Princess Of Spain has been
named "Mercedes."
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DENTISTRY.
JORDAN BROTHERS,
DENTAL SURGEONS,
Job Press For Sale.

A Pearl Printing Press, chase 7Xll,
In perfect order, does fine work. 1t is
the very thing forprinting letter heads,
cards, envelopes, or small hand bill,
and will be sold cheap. Address,
w. S. TnroN,
# Cleveland, Tenn
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-08

Col. J. w. Ramsey returned Satur-
lay from a trip to Washington city,
where ne has been for solne days Oh
business for elnimnls.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-08

HISS LILLE SMITH.

Either at the residence of J. II, Parker,
or at the home Of tie pupil.
Lessons Commence October 4th
Price $500 per month. Oct Iw'
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W ERAL p
THOMAS /. GAUT,

Attorney At Law
ONO
SOLICITOR Is CHANCERY.
C~LEyELAND, TENNESSEE.
Fraetic's ~ al th" CIuFis in Bradley, Polk.
McMinn and james Counties.
Special Attention to collsetisrs.
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Republican Meeting il, Polk.

BENTON, Tenn, Oct. 4th.
EDITOR HERALD: The Republicans
Of Polk met in consultation to-day and
have concluded that NJ. Y. FOut is the
man for us to run this race for Repre-
sentative. as Polk is entitled to the race
his time. j. t. B%RADFORD.
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Atlanta Markets,
Corrected by
i. e. G0% g CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Corrected Weely.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-08
Officers OF all Counties

can bay Legal Blanks of all kinds by
sending 10 this office. We underSelI
the Nashville printers. Give us a trial
order. Sep. II, If.
Let Hancock and his party's free
trade doctrines be carried ont and the
Cleveland WOODEN Mills can be bought
chem.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-08

Your name i registered at TraynOr's
Drug Store, for a bottle Of Smiths
Srroflla Syrup and Star Curine. If
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-08

We had quite n pleasant call from
Capt. VIM. Rule, Of the knoxville
Chronicle, Monday. lie enjoys fine
health, and is strong in the belief OF
the election of Garfield aud Arthur.
The silver state., 1880-01-13

A dispatch from Silver City, New
Mexico, via Tucson, says: Victoria,
with about l60 warriors, passed here.
on the 7th instant. When last heard
from, they were near McEvers ranch,
and were moving direct for their old
haunts ia the, Black Mountains There
was some fighting at Mei'ver's, but no
one was hurt. Major Morrow, with
five companies of cavalry, is in pursuit,
24 hours behind the Indians Co.
ranches from Texas are aepredating in
Pecos and Lincoln counties, in New
Mexico.
A Tucson dispatch and special from
Silver City, New Mexico to the Star,
say the Indians are at McEver's and
Roberts ranches, fighting the whites.
Troops are en- route from Fort Bayard
To- their assistance The Indians have
cut several miles of telegraph hse.
The silver state., 1880-01-13
THE FLOW OF IMMIGRATION.

The animal report of the Commits
sioners of immigration at New York,
show that The, tile of migration,
which was checked for several years by
the dull times in the Eastern States,
has again set in strong. toward the
United States. The number of immi-
grants that arrived at Castle Garlen in
lS79 was It's, $50, an increase of 81, 220
over 1878. Many of them were citizens
OF the United States who had been
visiting their old homes III Europe; but
the alien arrivals numbered 1872, ,070 in
1879, against 75,347 in 1878. The
countries now sending the most immi-
grants to. the United States are Ger.
many, Ireland, England and Sweden.
The arrivals at Castle Garden from
these countries during 1879 were: Ger
many, 1854; Ireland, 22,624; Eng
land 2l,555; Sweden, 1884. All
ether countries fell far below these; the
next highest, Italy, sending 1920,
while Ffanes is credited with only
433l
The silver state., 1880-01-13
WELLS, PAieGO a Co. AND TIRE
PDsTOFFfeE fsErARrMENT.

Special Agent Starett of the Post
ofce Department, mas made report
concerning Wells, Fargo & Co.'S de-
livery of letters on the Pacific Coast, in
which he explains the magnitude Of
the business by stating that they pur-
chase on an average 300, 900 stamped
envelopes per month in San Francisco,
aud doubtless a proportionate number
IN Portland, Salt Lake City and other
places. The Postoffice Department is
asked to interfere with this business on
the grounds that the express company
does not charge double postage, and
consequently the three-cent stamped
envelopes, which they sell for five
cents, contain often more mail matter
than woald pass through Postotfice
for that rate; that tae ,company's cor
respondence between its various bank
ing houses is carried free; and besides
this, that the Central Pacific Railroad
Company and Western Union Tele-
graph Company have an arrangement
with the express company, by which
taeir letters are transported without
cost, thus depriving the Government
OF the postage it should receive.
Wells, Fargo 4 Cos Express is pc
culiarly Pacific Coast institution, in
which every old Californian has the ut
most confidence. 1t has been, and is
now in many places, the only means
by which letters can be sent to and re-
ceived from many oub-of- the-way
csmps. 1t has always been great
conveniance to the public, and now
that General Keys re yalations are in
force, and neither letters nor papers aGe
tsft at stations along tae railroad re-
mote from Postof ofices, it is a necessity.
There are stretches OF thirty or forty
miles along the Central Pacific Rail
roai without Posto 'fice, and the mail
agents will not deliver mail matter at
side tracks and stations on those
stretches. In this case cattle men and
Others, who have heretofore received
letters AMI papers at those stations by
mail, must depend exclusively upon
Wells, Fargo & Co. for communication
by letter. There is. no law on the
statutes to prevent a company or indi-
viduh from carrying letters free over
mail routes, and to deprive the pioneer
express company of this coast of the
privilege of carrying letters would be
an imposition which the public would
not sanction.
The silver state., 1880-01-13

The SILVER STATE acknowledges the
<receipt- OF. a fine iitoyraphic engraving
OF the San Francisco Chronicle new
building. Not many years ago the
Chronicle was started as an advertising
sheet for the theatres and distributed d
v gratuitorsly. Under the management
of the De Young Brothers the name
was changed from the Dramatic to the
San Francisco, Chronicle and it entered
the field as a competitor for public
favor, as a regular newspaper. The
people know the rest, as it is found
everywhere ON the coast to-day, and is
acknowledged to be the leading news
paper of the Pacific Coast.
The silver state., 1880-01-13
suAIoN's xE.ADA RESIDENCE.
A stranger Lscdics She MiiHon.ire's
IpOniicd I'm Carson.

A San Francisco photographer called
at the Appeal Ofce yesterday morning
and wanted the reporter to direct him
to the houses Of noted people Of the
city that be might secure some photo
graphic views Of he same He wanted
to get views of the Governors house
especially, as a book was being pub
lished in San Francisco, which would,
when completed contain pictures of the
habitations of all the leading people OF
the coast.
sHARos's RESIDENCE
/ succeeded yesterday in obtaining
fine view of Senator Shxron's resi-
dence," confined the photographer,
exhibiting a negative plate. g. got 1T
in good light and it will make sn ex-
cellent pactssze TO engrave frons."
The reporter glanced at the plate,
and somewhat to his astonphment saw
that the picture was chat of the resi-
dence of III. NJ. Yerington. The APP
peal msn assured the picflre mar that
it was one of the finest views ct the
Senator's residence he had ever seen.
THAT Chinaman there is All hi, the
Senator's .facsosum, of whom you have
doubtless heard"
"Oh, yes" continued the photograp-
er, 'sIt is really an addition to the pic
ture, and on the engraving we propose
to put him just as he is"
The photographer left for the city ON
the evening train.
JACK MARsHAIL'SOCoD.
The Appeal reporter subsequently,
ascertained that Jack Marshall, had
put up the job on the San Francisco
photographer. He found him ON the
street exploring for the executive man.
sion, and suggested that as he. was so
near Sharon's residence, it might be a
good thing to take it.
"Sharon," quoth Jack, has just
purchased that palatial edifce yonder
for the purpose Of fixing a residence in
Nevada preparatory to, entering upon
his next Senatorial campaign. If you
published picture of it he would pay
you handsomely for it.
The photographer needed no further
hint, but was on the ground half an
hour later with his camera and secured
| view of Mr. Yeringten's residence.
The silver state., 1880-01-13

A woman known as Mrs. Martin,
was killed at Bodie last Friday night
by hired assassin, who received five
dollars for committing the horrible
deed. The assassin, a Swede named
Nick Meadows, was arrested and has
confessed his, guilt.
The silver state., 1880-01-13
u. III. MASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT. C. PR. II.
T0wN Lots FOE SAFE Or LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winnemucca, are
hAeby notified that all applications for the same
or on business relating thereto, snould be ad
dressed to the undersigned at San Francisco
at the @. p r r. office where they will receive
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging to tile com
pany, without having bought or leased the same
are also Notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
nol9.. D..H HASKELL
The silver state., 1880-01-13

The Carson Tribune says scarlet
f'ver is prevalent in that town. All
the children of Mrs. M. Rinkle are
sick with the disease.
The silver state., 1880-01-13

GO0nA MONTH GUARANTEED
>Aa Hik Sl2 q day at homs made by
NDOOO the Industrious. Gapital not
required; we viii start you.
Men, women, boys and girls make money faster
at work for us than at ANYTHING else The work
is light and pleasant, and such as any one can
go right at. Those who are wise, who see this
notice, will send us their addresses at once and
see for themselves. Costly outfits aua terms
free. Now is the TINA. Those already at work
are laying up large sums OF money. Address
TkUE Il CO.
nl-Gm Augusta, Maine.
The silver state., 1880-01-13
Notice to the Public.

pesirous OF winding mp my business, all par
Ties INDEBTED to me, or having claims against
me, will please call and settle.
r. ". LEWIS.
Winnenucca, January Z, 1850. I'm.
The silver state., 1880-01-13
VI A E ss IE ID :.

ASKER-FAkS-In Winnemucca, January IL
by W. S. Dsanifield, Judge of the Fourth
judicial District, Peter Anker to Miss julia
"A Faas, both of Big Meadows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-01
ho.as ..ruek an lhe ofiIciaI aIluded 10 said

bonds struck OF the official alluded 10 said
/" Well. VIC have TO take Brockway's word
for whatever that may be worth. The
difference between these bonds and the
genuine ones IL that the bogus bonds are
actually better finished than The Govern.
ment's.v The same official stated that Cher
Brooks had said there was no evidence
against Owens. II Il not known what WIFI
he done with Smyihc. The examination OF
owens Is set down for December 10th be-
fore United States Commissioner Allen.
Brockway, who has resided Ia Brooklyn
for several years, has wife, a son, aud
daughter, who live in q fine house IN Clere"
mont avenue. He purchased the house
few years ago and decided IL 10 bis wife.
About two years ago, owing to alleged
jealousy, his wife separated from him, ana
they have not lived together since that time.
The femily do not recognize him, and they
did not visit him during the period o! his
recent incarceration In Raymond-Street
hail. He Is firm and self-possessed under
irving circumstances, and his denials are
given with an air OF truihfuness well cal
cuIated 10 impose upon the nnsopnisti'
Gated.
ASSISTANT DIsTRIcT.ArT0RNEY ANGELL.
Assistant Dstrct-Attorney Angel stated
TO reporter Yesterday that he was not al
liberty 10 say who authorized the discharge
OF Brockway, but that he was discharged
through the advice OF the authorities at
Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-01

ny !. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer.
il@ Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIX
~ BRICK ANDTRAMs H3usEs any sr rsT,
no. 4isj. Am FoIjR HOUSES ON WEST LIN
NV ENJ Y-FIRsT STREET BETWEEN MA!N
AND FRANKLIN sTREETs.-By virtue on d e.
cree IN the suit OF short u.s. Lee ef ~, enteren u
Richmond Chaneery court on me 20tn cav OF NO
vemoer, 1880, the undersigned, special commits
sieper appointed therein will sell at public ancion
on the premises, IN the following ofder-to WI, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER BOTH,
NJ 3:3O O'Clock p. NJ. the FOUR HOUSES on west
line OF Twpnty-first street between Main and fiank'
lin streets commencing with - a.,
No. ~, FRAME HOUSE. two stories. tlree
rooms. fronting about - feet, with dep'h Oh aoon'
nv No. &c 10, FRAME HOUSE adjoining the above
ap NO si 8. SNAIL BRICK HOUSE with two rooms
No. 8, LARGE DOUBLE FRAME HOUSE. six
rooms two stores which can be easily altered INTO
Two houses.
on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1sT,
nj aaO P NJ commencing with No. Ale west Mar
shall street TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE. with
basement, six rooms, and detached brick Kitchen
with Two rooms. fronting on The north line OF Mar
shall l6x feet, with depth or ioO rel, more OF
say 4:3O. +. NJ. Will sell No. 419 north second
81 rect between Mari hall and Gay ST. eets-a LARGE
BRICK. AND-FRAME HOUSE, three stories, con.
tanning eight rooms and fronts ON said street oos
feer with depth of 125 feet. more or less
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In -FOUR, eiRhr
and twelve months. negotiable no,es am .sle ~
tanned iii all the purchase money IS psld anu oeeo
ordered By the Court. JAMES II. DO0LEY,
Commissioner.
7 THOMPSON BROWN, Auc'ioneer. no23
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THE TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS OF BOGUS GOVERNMENT BONDS
WE'RE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANTICI'
PATED.
New York Herald
The action OF the Government in releas.
ing William 4. Brockway alias Spencer last
week has led to considerable comment.
Brockway, il will be remembered, was ar
rested about a month ago on charge OF
having forged and uttered $204 900 Gov.
eminent bonds and national-bank bills oil
the denomination Of 800. He was
charged with being implicated with j. b.
Doyle, who is under arrest at Chicago ;
william Smytbe. printer; and JAS
per Owens. The parties are now
all out on bail, with the excep.
ton OF DOYLE, in whose possession the
bogus bonds were found. Tue bonds,
which are beautiful specimens Of engraving
and photography, are well calculated to de-
ceive the best experts. The bankers at
Chicago, without exception, 1t Is said, when
shown the bogus bonds, were deceived, and
declared they would have accepted them as
genuine. 1t Is even said that several OF
them fell into the hands Of the Government
as being OF authentic issue. The Treasury
Department caused microscopic examina-
ton OF the bogus bonds, and also caused
the publication OF circular-letter (which
appeared In the Heraldat the timel, giving
the points Of difference between the good
and the bad bonds.
1t Is said that Chief Drummond, OF the
Secret-Service Department, expects that
valuable disclosures will shortly be made
by Brockway, now that he has been re-
stored to liberty, aud that he will reveal the
names OF an extensive gang OF counter
feiiers.
In conversation with an official in the
Government service yesterday, however,
Brockway Is represented as having said
that there was no basis upon which TO build
such expectations, as he "made no PROM
ises TO give any one away"
The conditions upon which he was re-
leased from Raymond.Street Jail last week
were. IL is said, that he should give up the
Twenty-Five plates from which tue danger
Gus counterieits were printed. This he did
before being discharged. He was permit.
led to 20 at large upon his own recogni-
ysDcc, though he gave technical bail In the
sum o. $4,000 for his appearance when
wanted for trial. He became his own bonds
man. His senior counsel was Mr.. w. r.
Guild, OF Newark, MI, who has defended
pIVChWa, upon VtnSi oS.''"'o"st 49," ''~
Is familiar with his antecedents.
When FIRST arrested Brockway, who gave
bis name as Spencer, contended that it was
a case Of mistaken identity. He was told,
however, that Smythe had "given him
away" and then he claimed that ne had
been made tue victim OF others. =
FACE VALUE OF TIE couATERrEIrs.
An o1iiclol stated yesterday thai accord
ing 10 BrOckway's assertion there had been
S260, 600 OF the spurious Government bonds
printed. But $685. OF the bonds were
found Ia Doyle's valise when arrested. so
that there would be el5, 900 OF the WORTH
less paper unaccounted for. He gave no
limit. ~ far rs Is known, to the number OF
800 bills printed. When asked as to whe-
Their Il wsi positively known that $3.50. 900
Wss the actual total amount Of the $1,000
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RICHMOND, sRxD'e q POTOMAC Il. X. Co,,l
RICHMOND. VA. November 25, 1880. !
GHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE of scbEDoLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, 26th instant, trains on
this road Will run a. follows:
NORTH BOUND.
5:05 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strcet station daily; due
lO5OA. ~: Phila delpbia. 1870 r "
New York, $3.50 P. NJ. Connects with
New York Limited Exprsss. This
train st9Ds only at Milford and
FTedertcksbarg.
s:2s a. 81, is.yes Byrd-ssreet station dsily tex
1870 T.. NJ; baltimore, 20 r. ". ;
P ,oia. b 1905 Pm; New forf'
4:Js r. NJ. train leaves Byrd-s,reet station daily
more, / l:25 2. NJ; Philadelphia, 1925
AM; New York. 6:45 a. NJ.
3:5S p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Junction. leaves Broad street station
daily iexcert srrdavj.
SOUTH BOUND.
IL SO 4. NJ, arrives at Byra-Street station daily.
Leaves New York, 10 +. NJ; Phil
adephia, lilo \. NJ: Baltimore,
4:43 A. ". Washington, A. N,
2:26 Z. NJ, arrives at Byrd.street station daily.
Leaves Washington. IL A. NJ. Rat
tinore, 9:35 A. NJ; Philadelphia, 7:o5
A. NJ; New York. H:30 A. NJ. This
train makes no local stops.
0.4S p. NJ, arrives 81 byru-SIreet s-s-,0r DAILY
Except sunday ., heagss W s:se 2
NJ; Philadelphia. ll:46 A. NJ. New
SAL A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive.
a. srosd-sueet station daily texceps
Trains leaving Richmond at sos A. NJ. and az
irving at 2:zs p. NJ. do not stop at El6a:
eeneial Ticket Agent
C. II. d. MYERS. General Superintendent