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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27

Opinions are divided as to the wis
dom of Chsndler's appointment, but
all agree that he is honest, and on all
sides attention is directed TO the fact
that his name has never been CON
nected with any of the Jobs before
Congress Cincinnati Gazelts's WASH
ington Special.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27

New York, Oct. 25.-Moody and San
key opened prsyer-meeting at Talmsges
Church this morning at 8 O'clock, with an
audience Of 5000.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27

FRANKLIN, TBNS, Oct. 2l.-Col. John
House and his son Manning were both
kflled in an alteration with man named
Griffin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-03
MOODY AND SANKEY.

A communication in reference to our
editorial Of Sunday on MoOfy and
Sankey will be found in another column.
II rather questions our view of the re-
suits Of the ministrations Of these evan
CYCLISTS, and adduces strong evidence to
that effect from English dis enting min
listers and leading journals, like the
Times. However it may have teen in
England. We know not, but so far as the
United STATS are concerned we believe
that not only Moody and Sankey, but
Whittle and Bliss, and all others laboring
like them, have been successful in good
works. Were We to believe otherwise,
We should soon fed ourselves enjoying
the stage Of blissfUl ignorance in which
high-hea FED aud money-grabbing chris
usDity ususliy repOses, and should re-
gard the artis.ic3lly- unfinished church,
with its soft cushioned pews, as the
only Jacobs ladder leading u heaven.
But We don't. Oar correspondent will
remember that the fcunder Of christian
ity himself said that where two OF
thee are gathered together in his
name, be would be with them, which
literally interpreted meant that without
the aid OF bishop, priest. deacon or min
lister, in the open fl IL, the streets Of a
city, Or by the shores of the sea, he
would answer the prayers Of all who
were in earnest 10 good works, be they
rich or poor. II this promise il worth
anything then We must believe, despite
me English ministers and press, that
Moody and Sankey have been SUCCESS
iul. According to the promise Of Christ,
in whose name they work, it ought to
lie. And We believe 1t has been, believ-
ing also that il is the devilish spirit OF
Jealousy and rivalry between all the sects
II christians that induces the opposition
% Moody and Saukey and sli who have
not hsd q" hands laid upon them" who
work go enthusiastically. We believe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-03
IS DATIY A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NOvEMBEa 3.

rose-coIored satin had a striped ecrts ddmdsse
overskirt and sleeves. The high corsage was
Ornamental with clusters OF purple ana ThlIe
yiolets. The whole was trimmed Win u"ep-
netted chenille fringe.
NEW DRESSES.
The poloDaise triumphs over all attempts TO
put IL down, and comes again this season IN
another shape of exceeding grace. me T9. sue;
cess of the princeSSe having been established
in Paris, ii is now being made up OF tne rlcL-
est fabrics. such rs velvet brocade deInask,
TlovenaOe brocade, camels hair, and Slci-
nenue. The prfnceese is made in several
shapes. They are fashioned TO fall straight on
the front and are buttoned from throat TO
hem. The back is very long walsted-seNeh-
teen inches is the rule-and is nnisned with
BASQUE. Sometimes the seams run INTO the
skirt. Another style somewhat resem eies the
long, simple straight pOlonaise draped very
slightly Basques and Oversktrts Will ind a
formidable rival i'll the prtncesse. Inc rage
for rich fringes, laces and other trimmings rs
increasing and yet the costliest garments are
made up with the seveTeSt simplicity; lheTe-
fore the happy medium is forgotten and
fashion extremists are salshed. Melted
nasSementerfes are as costly as lace
and attain fabulous prices. Rich CnantlIiy
lace forms heading for silk fringe, ana Win
elegant gimp makes an elaborate ornamental
ton for velvet pulonaiSes; other velvet wraps
are left without trimming. Inc costly CASH
mere lace is largely initiated. Inc NCIHiauuy
lace is handmade and is so closely initiated
by the machine-made lace OF Nottingham
that the difference only exists in the faoTics,
as in the case with all real and imitation
laces II comes in all shades of ecTu and
chamois, aud is much used for trimming silk
toilets OF the same color. Among the most
unique and artistic ideas in making up cos
tunes that of two shades united has been the
most successful. Every body likes it, Among
less expensive and servic cable fabrics the
Attic brands of mOhatr, brlIlanune ana al
pacas are gaining great popularity on account
of their silky luster and freedom frem al cot
ton and other foreign admiXtures. These
goods are far superior 10 poor black silk.
Handsome costumes are made OF either OF
these brands united to shepherds plaid or
gray camels hair. They must be trimmed
with the same material, or with the Titan
braid.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-03
in Moody and Ssnkey as we believe in
al honest, earnest workers, be they Jew
or Gentle.
THE NEGRO REBELLION.

For ten years the Radicals have used
the coloIei men as so many office spit
tons. The negro has been a super
sarvicesble tool, as ready to do the dirty
work Of the southern carpetbagger and
the northern Republican demsgogue, Is
he was formerly to obey the orders OF
his master. But the worm Will hnalIy
turn upon the heel that grinds 1t into
the dirt, and the colored people are about
to turn upon their new masters. A num-
Der OF leading cOlOred citizens, OF Phlla-
delphla, have issued sad and lugubri-
Gus address, in which they Indignantly
resent the insults to which they have
been subjected by the Union League of
thst city. They declare that the col
ored voteri is a mere newer OF wood and
dra yer OF water to Radical cupidity;
that he is voiceless in the primary selec-
tons Of lawmakers; unrecognized by
the leaders save only when votes are
wanted; that colored men of culture are
ostrscised; those who have won posi-
tions ia the respectable professions are
unnoticed, and even property-owners
aud heavy taxpayers are assigned by
the League to places in the rear, as hew-
ers OF wood and drawers Of water for the
leaders who appropriate the honors and
emoluments. "Here and there is thrown
messengership, or biIl-poster's COM
mission, or some mental place, but when
he aspires to the council chair or to the
legislature, or to a seat in a State con-
vention, he is Knocked with contempt
for his pretenslon." The signers to the
address declare: Though conscious Of
being in q sad minority, we feel 1t to be
our duty to aid in effecting the defeat
and overthrow of that dictatorial band
of men, nominally Of both parties, but
without true allegiance to either, which
now rules and Expresses our city and is
disgracing and destroying the Republic
can org eniZation."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-03

WE print elsewhere to-day an inter-
view with Senator Key, the first distinct
utterance be has made upon the finan-
cial question. 1t will be seen that, in
the main, he takes very conservative
ground. He is with his party in oppo-
sition to enforced resumption, and for a
repeal of the infamous John-Sherman
contraction act; but is opposed to touch
ing the national banks. He does not
offer any definite solution of the difficult
ty, preferring to leave it to time-the
great cure-an. A safe position, but
hardly statesmanlike.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-03
CART TO TIE PUBLIC.

7 SHALL again visit your city at the above
4 ii me with my wonderful combination of
Circus, I'd eIaEas 10 aJd Aquarium. This
will be on the occasion of my FittY-FOurth
Annual Tour. since my last visit l have
greatly augmented my Exposition, and, in adj
dition to the Menagerie and Circus heretofore
presented (Which the press and public have
always pronounced complete), my collection
to day em braces many new and startling fea-
lures that have never heretofore been pre-
scented to the public, and which, l take pride
in announcing, are owned, controlled, man.
aged and exhibited by no other show than the
one that bears my name. Prominent among
these, and in addition to the usual variet y OF
animals exhibited, are A HERD OF ELE-
PLANTS, representing every species of that
animal. They will be harnesSed to the Golden
Chariot of the COnquerOTs and driven through
the public streets, leading my Grand Street
Procession; four genuine African ZebraS,
highly trained and educated; pair of living
GiraffeS, the largest Eland in the world, and
pair of Giant Ostr1ches. They are in addition
to my school of Sea Lions, RhinoceroS, Yak
of Tartary, White Polar Bear, and hundreds
of other interior animals. / thus early an
nounce the date of my Great Show for the
purpose of having the public thoroughly in
formed of my certain coming, and to impress
on their mind the fact that by waiting until
November 18th they will see not only the Best
but the Biggest Show in the World. Most
respectfully the public's servant,
john RRBTSSDN.
re- Notwithstan the enormous expense
attending the LARGEST SHOW IN THE
WORLD, the price of admission has been
fixed at zoe; children, soc. SCI
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-22
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wotnbafi.
SatUb 8t&tsr, IN DInfiOr. gOrI
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ton autnut, pbIIaStIpbta.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-22

GmpFOBlnngsptrib. - Bir 9Grtn,
eab unftr alter Gr!unb, 5r. 6 GbarIts
Rtttab SOn Columbia, elm tiitiIa,r
GrtISt, zine Vortraits sauSlpIsluna In
Columbia (Dttw,Iln's 5als) am Isb.
ten Gage b,S sts,nwdriistn Ncnaits
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men (nidt m.pr als 8 In elmer @rupp,)
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btftn Wdnntr In Columbia, unb mare
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-22

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DE snm ultn Nal unt'r ttr e'iiarg
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Sa Sort Smits. astaafas, wtrbtn
am 8. Stpttmbtr Ttbtn Snblanr unp
elm gltssr, iptSsa 9lCrb tInSsri&ht wsv.
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gTsstsn fab nOa ai&t ssrnTttsIIt, al.
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mid; GranI GtsrloIs. 4dpbp; GbRarb 8,
TalllininH, Wlanbeini SlGp.
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stn @pntas NbtnS nbstbaIisnsa rrSsImdBisru
grlammIuna ttS ..@uaav abpIpb 9uupts," !"
go. 16, Q. .. 9. y, In @arIttta, eansaftr
County, tpurStu iuIgsntr griiSsr fiji ben Iau'
fsntrn 5rrmIn trBablt unS Sur6 ttn gG. ..
=. g. G. GOnrab S&tfttiul unIsr 9sibilIfe
Srr @. o. g. 9Cbn 8eR unN @tUrs gcnbanlfH
In fire rtlpGftiSr atmitr IinstiSEt:
@. q. S.-Dipais 3fsslmayrr
81. G.-GbriRIau @IIlr.
m. D. S.-9lSam Rtgrplb.
u. .. 8.-gtisr Grlthtr.
@. GrfrtIGr--Gmapurl GnlWibl
gB. SGaBmtiln-Gar 91dub.
Sinner. @a&e-VsIr SaRlsinw,
sIsuBut @a@f-@agI Sef.
Gaplinin-Gournb SRmISl
GpnsuTiDr-Bristrib 3auIid.
8. 9. ,. IN. S.-8h,eri9 8inf.
I. 9. b. B. G.-@cttfrisb @sSer.
81. @. ;. 6. u. G.-SniOb Rsnsts.
g. g. +. 8. u. G.-Scbann GpvsI.
Sruaiss-SObu RuL Griscri& RauIid unb
6ritbri& Saas,
RsprSfrniant an ben G,rp6 SunO gmanatl
Gnspi&i.
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Seinabe ert-nnPen.-0abrub 81.
9afOb Butt ifil, anl SamRas BEN Damn ~
SladpAtfr (uabs Sra. S&Obu's papIsmit.
Is ausSt6rn taIt purte ,r ,ufSais Spn slusm
Siiid Spll esircfsn, poSurb sr in's @aln
Iiirit. Ssin SSbu ellie itm f@rsll ~ SGIis,
unN rS 0sIaus ibm mad sisIsr Ribs, fsinrn
Batter ron tIutm un0sn Grab ju rtiitn.-aat
gbr etm iun0er Mdnn.
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ben, iuAts bic n0tbiSsn 6raftt 30 fam.
mfIn. nm. stnS,thtIt In ftin etiatniu&,
rcmSsli& bic @obnuus I,iass 6rrn
80 trrildsn.
Dies esIana ibm tnNlib, abtr bort
irirt ss ipm um tin 5aar ni&t pIsl btls
fee s'sanssn, ba bic pl6blI&s Grf&tt,
nuns bts SsrRCrtsnsn srOs,n S&rsdsn
I'm 5aufs Onu,Ia@lt une al,s was ta
tsbie, In itm elm ltitSaitis,s @sip,na
fab une man emilio btf&lOe, bic St'
t'nGanet IcSsulnfsn unS ss8tn S,n ar'
men auiraahttnsn 40 bss,n, mas NIT
ruihi&r 9ntbursI aut s,i&nt.
gIbtr bic SbItvt parsn gum Slid IIis
GER une mtni6tihtr w,s bic MtnlGtn,
lprnng'n p,bslnb an Stm !bntn wcGt.
bsiaHntsn 6ausssnC6sa smpUr une sa'
b,n tur@ lr6NII6,s 8sIItR ibrs. 6ysutt
Iu ,tfsnntn, ion ip!sp,r 81 isttn.
Nun snbIth aslana ss etm 8tbIsns
ten, bic p,r TOM 6litbsnttn iu ibtrj,u.
gen ta6 CT ttin @sipsaa fonttra Elm et.
b,nbtr l,i. pOrauf sr fstntm burd t,n
S6Iait srRaahn unb tbsnfaus btrbsI.
s,fcmmsusu 9trrsn ,H tiiitn 8rGbisn
Graauusn upp s,rs@tr Gntrllluns
mIiittiIit. p,l&.s @cmpIOIt Sts,n lon
s,fhmi,btt. unb pit ar itlbR SatuJd
6,m f&rsdlI@,n uusIidt. ltttnsIs BE-
srabsn 80 tptTttn, ME bur6 elm @uns
Der tntsanssn isI.
als 9tp,Iit fur biz s8aSrbafiIsEttt
istnsr grSdbIuns SstSts ,r itInsm 6,rrtn
unb all,n llmRttsnb,n bic 8,nIsn,
bIautn Bltdtn unb fcnaIssn Spurtn
her trIitt,ntn @ibbunbluns, bic esut.
lid an f,insm s6tptr 80 1sbtn parsn.
Der S&tIntObIs battle I'm Stnartram.
pfs s,I'psn, Der ibH ,rar olIs srifte bee
raubt, ittp6 nl&t Ssbinetri baiit, aGtS
80 bSrsn, WAS man nit ibm pUr8'nUm'
men, alS man lon tcbt sIaubsno bee
erabtn 9atts. 50 mar tbm m--,pIt Gasn,
bic btr Gatattpat (Sturrlu&D anbtIm'
fGItn-f<atsrtiass unm6slt6 s.wss
fen. auh nur bI, tI,inas 8twtsuus 10
MAIDEN, uStr baS ssrinsft esbtHs,,i6tn
UOn iT& 50 esbsn.
Mit S&aubrn BABE CT lh, TT
Jdbtts sr. binubitnftn fitltn, wOitlbi
tr, IuftIoS unb bilaoS. pisllstat faOn
mad wsnissn Stunttn zines H&srtn
unb fiirGttrIl@tn SOetS battle a,rbtn
md6tn, tptnn man ibn niht ju itin,m
@ldd t.rausssbOlt. nm ion pI,t,r lee
btnbts ,u Yrds,In.
60 enlbtdtt mdn has bti(lcfs CONS
pIctt, baS ssstn fstntn 5trrn a,famies
bet worbtn war, unb tt'f,r S.rtanEIs
feline 8tituns nur Ter 9.pulillmtn
gBIstsrb.l,buns itints Dlsnsrs, t,u st
fir bic unanstn,bmt Ert, In w.IGbtr
feline aufrl,buns bswlrlt wOresn mar,
rel b tniIadbIstt.
f. Der l6uftt9t Gpslmaun abtr, iusl&sr
ben plan nusstbsdt. fOpIs feline 5pI,b'
stIslltn, w,lds iHm ttbGlElb Stptlsn
t,nfttb,n auSIafibrtu. fdmtn alI' In Die
Sutd7lStrt,rswsrts p,s llral, tin, In
Rustane rod bir!srt Strals ale bic
SvaatpcriatIon uaa 9tbirisn, NEIL Ole
70 perurltsitttn 8rbttsr fsllsn ianes
ben s'ftIS;n GinFuRt rsr QmtfIttr'
hdmpi. wtrsEa.tR fSnMn.
Sisr aliO mns man bas SpFiapUvt,
@n nuptrn cine @rabs graft. lial
G,t6R tInsin, tnbIn mpNiTertu, ta6 man
Idst: ,.SBtr tInrn &aSsrsn Gus S;r
@tubs btrauttcIt, idGt f,ttlf tInrIn,
t,nn Wslats i4ansrlI&us Gjra6 aibt IS
alS i.ne 9trap;rIs rf6 llsaiS NO NIs
@rttI'sr 3ua Ni 3oq f,r6tn?'
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Gin Sremfer set6btet. - aiBisn
OrnntrifaS Wera'n tpHrbs Gin 9Hmltr bfr
ptnufpIpania Gifsubapn HamsHs 0tsra SaIb.
min In columbia. tuibrnb sr NIT 3uIammsn.
bang'n stpsirr Cars brf#afiISt mar, ssISSiti.
Der 9sriirrbsns tInITIaBt sInt grau unb aInt
In Sirasburs, eanIaRn County.
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Hi6ter Sape bon eaniaast Ra&n
Siflf Sabre lana ais RIRin tsr GsurltH birn.
IT, llart IfBis @e&s In rtIftn aItn pcm SO
5aBtn. SsIu qsI&tabssSnGaIb fanS am
SamRlS @crSsH iaIt, HnO mar ltbr lablnia
btlutbi