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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
Marriage Licansas.

The following marriage licenses
were issued from the County Court
Clerks office during the past week
]. p. Crawford and r. Eva Harris.
Il. M. Tillery and Eliza ]. Jenkins.
Joseph Nicely and Opah @. Yarnell.
VIM. A. Day and Lucy A. Lusby.
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New MARKET, Tenn,
November g, 1873

The Synod, this morning, resumed
the discussion on the reports Of
the Committees on the Home
and Foreign Missions and Freedmen,
which was conducted with animation
and much warmth, and took up the
forenoon.
The statistical reports Of the General
Assembly show thisSynOd to consist of
80 ministers, 2S candidates for the
ministry, aud total membership of
1862
A resolution of thanks to the
Churches, and congregations and citi-
zens of New Market was adopted and
ordered to be read from the pulpit
Sabbath morning.
After transscting some miscellane-
Gus business Synod adjourned until
next regular meeting at Greeneville.
W.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
Notice.

The Knoxville District Conference
will be held at Rocky Dale, on Knox
circuit, November 18th. The quarterly
meeting for Knox circuit will be held
November the Goth.
F. NJ. TANNING, p. Z.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10

Two secondhand spur gears, inch
face, 5 feet and feet 10 diameter; 8
inch pitch. The geers are as good as
new, and will be sold cheap,
KNOXVILLE FOUNDRY.
October IA, 1875. x2Owlm
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
Gives no Trouble
Charter Oak stoves have Ia

OHdENVT UHH SEUFtH HHNt IHIBt
ovens; bake quickly and evenly, using
but little fuel easily managed, and so
clearly as to give no trouble.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10

II you want a good winter boot or
shoe, cheap, call at Campbell's shoe
store, two doors above Lamar House.
xl9wtf
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEN.
PERANCE.
Proceedings OF the Session. Yesterday


Proceedings OF the Session, Yesterday
This body met Saturday afternoon,
G.. III. Bomar, Z. G. w. A., in the
chair. The minutes OF the previous
meeting were read and approved, after
which the following officers were In
stalled:
L. c. Shepard, @. w. =.
J. &. Brown, G.. w. A.
A. NJ. McBsth, G. s.
J. w. &. Willoughby, G. Con.
>. Nj. Simpson, q. Sentinel.
A resolution was adopted authoriz-
ing the sale of Temperance Hall prop
erty, the proceeds to be invested in
other property more suitable for the
purpose.
The Grand Worthy Patriarch APP
pointed g. H. Bomar, a. McBath aud
5. +. Shepard trustees for the ensuing
year.
The following gentlemen were app
pointed Deputies for the Divisions
named:
$. n. Simpson, Union J. G. Will
oughby, Kingsport; Jonas Irish,
Third Creek w. II. Fain, Ready
Creek; w. II. Gilbert, Holston w.
Y. G. Hannum, Maryvlle; A. NJ.
Gamble, Pleasant Hill.
On motion 1000 copies of the cousii-
tuition for Grand aud Subordinate Di.
visions were ordered printed.
The Grand Division linen adjourned
to meet at the same place on the fourth
Thursday in January, 1876, in quar-
terly session.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
The Temperance Cause.

Rev. j. F. Goldman, Grand Lectur-
er for the State, delivered temperance
lecture on Tuesday night last at Beav-
er Ridge Church, where a protracted
meeting was being carried on by Rev.
Jno. n. Moore, preacher in charge of
the circuit. After the lecture an invi.
tation was extended to all those wish
ing to enlist in the good work to do
80, and Rev. Mr.. Moore heading the
list. others followed, until there W ere
thirty-one persons initiated into the
Order.
There had been an organization
effected at this place few months
previous, with about twenty members,
but they have not been doing much OF
late. These were revived in addition
to the new members taken in, placing
the Lodge in flourishing condition.
This is a good work, and we are glad
to learn that Bro. Goldman is effecting
so much good through the country in
the temperance cause.
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Plcklngs and Steallngs.

My cod, man. hc viii MT live "a
serve tnr hiut Of ~. Na> th. exclamation
Of Boston freshman the other day, when
lac heard THAT tIel, who Killed i fellow in
the station house. hal been sentenced Ia
Imprisonment ior Its.
A Minnesota judge Ia pronouuciu.
the death sentence, tcudcrIy OBSERVED: .-it
guilty, you richly deserve the tate that
awaits ypu If innocent it Will De a oratlt!-
cation Tor you to feel that you were hang
ed without such a crime on your con
science; in either case you Will be delivered
from a world OF care
IF was horse now muSed a BIZ
boy a. he struggled up Gri,wold sire /
Yesterday. .'Id be STABBED rubbed down.
and ted but I'm boy. aud I've .pt to 20
home clean OF SNOW. bring 10 wood. tntt.
water, ana rock HE dunned old T. b. an
hour on tMO '- Detroit Free Pres
The difference When lade ,lips on
the sidewalk She gracefully sits down. aud
that's the end OF il. \ man however al
WAYS trie, to catch himself on the other
foot, drops All hi, bundles and use, hi>
arms for balancing pole. struggles Dies
perately for about ten seconds in vain
endeavor TO recover his equilibrium. aud
finally goes sprawling like collapsed wind
mill. Then he swears.
DIR. Hill. an Edinburgh professor of
the last century. met in the suburb, Of the
city AN inoifrn-ive creature who was gen
orally regarded A. an imbecile. Some
what irritated by The creatures Intrusion on
the privacy of his walk. the professor said
to him. How long. Tom. may one live
without brains?' Il dinua ken. said Tom:
1
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State News.

Mrs. Judge j. G.. DIckrr-on 81 Belrls,
ht. been chosen one pf'he >.aoui Commit.
tee - that city
y -'opr-cufrr urmtl AleXauicr h-ok.
his b.. 81 TWO places while ure.ri.n. We'd
ue-1AY q. X trkItud
-Et- Hta--pm u Nachia, i,t.f,y.
- plp salmon ,pa"u auI j. \ Is iimt,.
Of Pembroke 2ID.oll. Ihi- j. fi>h culture
IN earnest.
line i-b' Of Bangor j. 235. 900 exclu.
-iv" "t rail" y boud> issued - the ano mt
Of 81 >l3 900
Il recent Ice uph-aval 81 the wharf OF
Carter e Go At Belfast. threw a keel for 3,
tiJl-ton ship - out OF place tha, i, will
hay. 70 be rrlaid.
The director, Of the Shore Line Rail
road meet at Eastport saturday the 27tb
inst
The steamer Lewiston. Of the Portland
Bangor and Macha> line viii resume her
trips Tor the coming season. for Machias
ana ihternedlat" ld4dius>. on The 18th inst
Benton j. the banner town of Maine on
The women's rights question. having At a
recent town election chosen three women
II :. >. Committee.
~ a. u DUN eli VI NDiDn. 10 IOSfnO
a valuable coN "A lew weeks since. came in
to possession of mOnstrOsity in the form
OF a calf with two heads
john johnson, of .Jonesboro who
lives near the sea. SAYS he is Sc years old
and aa> lived ia The same place ever since
he was bora. aud never saw the sea frozen
so far out as il has been this winter.
The literary societies of Colby Cniyer
SHY have Invited George II. Pendleton TO
deliver the address at commencement. and
John q. SAKE the poem.
A number of citizens of Cornville have
formed themselves Into an anti-tobacco
society. They have each signed a pledge
never TO use tobacco again in any form.
Men who have used the vile weed for fifty
years have left ii of forever. aed they are
rejoicing ia their achievement.
MACHIAs.-The Union SAYS that The
Machla- hotel registers begin to leugtbep
a symptom that business is reviviny and
the runner has begun his travels.
One William Donovan of Lewiston ia
found 10 have voted in four wards of that
city at the late election William has TO
answer to the Supreme Court for this ill.,
lnstry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-25

Speaker Blaine is expected To leave
Washington with his flmilv tor his home
IN Augusta, about the first of next month.
Mr.. Almon Alden of JAW. hauled last
week 10 the Jaw m.l of Me>>rs Fuller &
Fcrnal pine tree That il estimated to
make $500 feet 81 lumber. TIE two first
cuts. H. feet in length mate POO feet of
boards. The tree was feet II inches in
diameter az the stump.
Monday Hi1ht the engine of the train
on the Belfast n Moo.chrad railroad was
thrown from the track hv u boulder wriyh-
Ing 2p1 pounds. "hi'h had rolled from The
hank Fireman Sweeney was 'htown
from The "Hgiur. striking uearit twenty
feet ir"in tie track. Knocking him -cu-e-
Ic>-. nui uat permanently irJurin. hpn.
NAsSALroRo O. - According Ia the jour
url. a N"uag man iu Na~-aihorp. i.i 1T
Cpn-umptInt.. rcceut,S died to all appear
aHr Alrr several hrul> he returned "a
consciousness. and said be had seem llpuV-
en. aud a. dr>rrihrd IL ia lau-ra-- wht,h.
to hi- mortal auditors. seemed rNtr4NI-
CANT in the extreme. But The fc,iyIti.d
~" "t 10" Young man WAS not T." continue
l"uy. Before night he again resigned hin
>.ift" death ihr body was Kept a Ira>-
ouatl, length or time. aud buried or Nui-
ii>;. thc funeral being largely nltr1I,d.
Az old lad, died iu China tau or th,rr
weeks since, wh". It was found. hai utrvlN
tucked away iu a coru"f Of au a.d hgr.4u
drawer. lhe -um 81 $500 ,n gold aad SILVER
'.iu. Which he hIi as umultt,l pI.ytpu,
torn" AIi. aud which >hr had bearded
e.. >I.'.,'. Iili >4- sold ih,> wn,-a -o i
t'ssm4t d.i th.. highest pr. .j.t,u q. l
J.. "vl iur aW.urt a' Interest NnH.E
as. HNl.t.f,fI sd 'li, lH.... p. 4. I..
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General News.
prrai!- OF the TER bic fioo = ilona Tie ~
aware and ~u-aurhanu

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: X i. Ior: Irrti-. which LliI sn. TN am
H'I..t q 1iii.a. n,l'n AMI terror o. tar lal4h-
ttiI- ~ il4i i1fh ~ va =, are nor fA.l.-
nag man any .ln- 81 the Alni sine. g.. iu.inp-
IA@4. Nli hN'f 'a-'"T. fortunately 'H-
I'htA ahNouAreM'nt that TOE wAi"r va. II>-
.ii- tblD''i tht l'"Il' u prepare 10 4 measure
+'t ii' 'th'T'i'- OBI l-r I'-nlt Wa never
,A' = IIt-',. anu macy persons nffraVlt -
5ai'rl "lih iA'iF A''s.
s> Fairly AiUENING ALARM
,f.. ,f l.. 81 =,
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...l III. ,,fs,.. ..,,.. III. Nm, LII i- ,-
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Pond L.liy. twelve mll'. ~. a.. ~, II
the waIc +, iu. tn or tyy4.y. t.., ia l,-i.,t..
-,4r,,l,ir, ~. ..,-c,.t ..,,-.,. - =,
* O'Clock The screaming Of sharp whistle
Aiol>' q pope from "a. y beds aud they rush
"l eu' mo iH' ,lf.. - IN III, nra1 time there
+ai h'' !. ga i'lls' ti.i.r AZ I"Ft JerFl-- IN
'H'''u' 'Ii 'ii- W., ii 'h' lN'r s''e. and thr
H'. 'eilp"' I''ti- "'I' IN h'n,et'l" aAd
y. ~ Hl'' = "nu y. IAil'.il if".A An en-
- -" ''.'ii, I->'IH- u'"h 'ir A;leN Kali
- l..- -, ,i"yu> aus "eaH'l NJ
''i.''i-- "iln ~ "hl''It' N.lr >tNeia. men
'l '' - ~ " 'iI- '"'H idl, ifAi'I-
/ - ~ 90 '''di me
~ ~, y -, - ''a nous
i - a ',-,li'- ~ '-'' 'Ai.i ''H
t.aft- ,.,ara rt,p.. ami ,-Gi.,f.- -.
'"''
SCENE OF WILD CONFUSION
+ euSusd. several lad q tainted and had IA be-
carried away ia "A cxpres, wagon. AT The .aue
time tSo or three wagons which had zone m
the valley, to warn the people when danger al
peared came rafting down the track. The driy-
ers ia,hiHg their horse. into a gallon and cry
ing that the water was coming close behind
them. Chill rem cri i and men shouted. Ntny
were caught in the Hood. Viii h wa. about
waist deep. but a walled through. Among
these was the owner oftLr-e pigs which he
Wa ursfei A'e!s ehceaFoflng 10 ave. Each
fried Ia ca in a itfs7cnt Jr.oi ~ it.ii ~
brute cnmnanion. ana ,itrc,.J o,.l II 'iii n
owner .frnggIed nnaysiiin,Iv 40 II, ne
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a 500 Book for Sis ;

The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adj
wiser, in plain Engii-h. or Medicine >implife,
By V. PIERCE, VI. D.. COun>eiOr-in-Chief
OF the board Of rhy .ican> and Surgeons at The
Worlds Di,pensary, Buffalo. \. Y. The above
Work. book Of about nine hundred II &c
pages. profusely illustrated 18th Wood Engray-
ings and Colored plates, and we'll and strongly
bouud-wili be sent. post paid. TO any address.
for One Dollar and Fifty Cent--m king II the
cheapest book ever offered to the American
People Other books treating Of domestic med.
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Notice of Foreclosure

MuEREi>, Juua- t,l-en At Blueu!l fg fh.
w tnurtv of Hancock auI ~llt, III Aisi4..
p n decd lated March 3Ith, l-.i AMI r.-,t.i NJ
~ Hancock Registry 81 Deeds. Book In. I.t1.
vi conveyed il 1c- ami Ia inolfgas.
70 MeitIAh h. thase Of said Bluelill thc fbl-
loving described real estate situated IN sam
Blu.tHil, and lying the westerly side of ihr
70 III leading from MclItrds % caleb IN -ti,i
biuehi. to onrry, ana bounded nytth,yr-tyg!,
p! and II William Wchg.r -uprth-a-trI, d.
ANA 81 john \ Green ---outhe4-t-ll} and caster
y "' the fotl az nu7.ul. and sputhRestrris Ds
ana formerly owned by John t,rcru ana now pc-
chplr1 b4 ttIah tandIge, and containing - ac-
re- more or less; aud = hcreas the condition oi
ana mortgage has been hroNen. therefore th,
nIshiet above ultne !. a, hereby vittm "a tors.
o"-ur. o the -amr by publ shlng this notice d.,
accordance with law
3wlI AffTlNu fu>-E
by "lswkLL WIswELL, his Attorney.
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New Publications.

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d4n-,rsu--lttcud.ng thu rapid -.-of, ri,rr.
Len tIsrr j. lh" -tur. of"t Cinderella" told 4,
= form With . practical lesson, .n,! lan.a.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-25

The Bangor Wing is applying The
heroic treatment of Iao<G 10 the Editor Of
the Northern Border We feacfbe remedy
will not prove effieacious. the disease is
chronic if not constitutional.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-25

Bangor. ea Friday last, elected F. ".
Lag giaton. DEM Mayor, by majority #
lGl, over T. 6. stiekaeg. Rep, whereat
the Democracy rejoice.
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Notice

THE CO-partnershIp OF j. G.. Goss & 1t insou
1 was dissolved b. mutual cnt on March
Isl le15 Ali business OF tine late irm viii be sell
tied by j. g Goss, Jr.. 4 sylvester
:. ID. ,-TiN>tjN.
Deer Isle March sth. 1875 ;nIu,
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Bankrupt Notice.
In D." District Court of the United states
for ne District 4 MIiue.
IN IN NkRIrp.Tt,y

-iAt'c'
IN BANkRUPrCY
In lhe matter of Eben ~ Slower, Bankrupt, ia
bankruptcy.
STRICT or JAIME, sat Ellsworth, the
i5h daN OF March 4. D.. 1875
Ihe undersigned hereby gives notice ct HI APP
polhimenl az assignee OF sbeD slower, OF Els.
worm IN the Couliy o. Hancock, aud state 81
Maine. within said District, v 10 has been adj.
Judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by he
District Court oil said District MED January 26th
a. u, 1875. GEORGE +. DU fTOS,
Swn Aasignee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-25

For fifteen minutes il endured the severe
pounding and thrusting to and fro, and it SEEM
cd that il would Withstand all the efforts Of the
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-22
Political.

Gen. John NJ. Harlan, of Louisville, is
the republican candidate for governor in
Kentucky.
Bristow is making political capital in the
only legitimate way, by attending to his
business and smashing the whisky ring.
That Is the very kind of work that the peo-
pie want to see done.
Governor Hendricks is very much cast
down over the recent republican victory at
the indianapolis municipal election. 1t
don't look well, you see, considering that
the governor is in active training for the
democratic presidential nomination.
The Rochester Democrat having inter-
viewed "Roaring Bill" Allen, governor of
Ohio, says he modestly disclaimed being
the person who captured Ticonderoga. at
was" says the governor, "my brother
Ethan. laid out the programme, but it
was Ethan who took the post"
The New Hampshire republicans are
righteously indignant over the high handed
outrage by Gov. Weston and council on
Monday Even the better class of demo-
Gratis denounce the movement as unfair and
unwise. A republican Indignation meeting
was held at Concord Wednesday evening.
slogan never felt fear. He will not
turn on his heel to save his life." We are
more than ever convinced of the truth of
the above statement when we learn that
the Illinois senator proposes to reply to
that portion of General Sherman's memoirs
which relates to Logan's career as soldier
Sometimes Montgomery Blair thinks
Tilden is the man, and then again he isn't
sue in his own mind but President Garrett
of the Baltimore and Ohio would make
the more available candidate of the two.
CARROTS nomination, he says, would make
anti-monopoly the leading issue of the can
vass.
The Boston Post reports that great
coolHess has sprung up between Mr.. Wash
burne in Paris, and General Grant in Wash
ington. Its occasion is the approaching
nomination of a republican candidate for
president. Grant aspires to third term
and Washburne TO first, and on account
of this rivalry they are said to be friends no
longer
The independent voter is great bother
to the politicians on both sides. The ques-
ton with them is what he is going to do in
1876. We will venture to guess that he
will vote for the candidates who come the
nearest to his ideas of what Is right He
is merelya citizen who sees no issues be-
tween the old parties, and wants honest,
constitutional government.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-22
Vermont News.
The butter shipments from St. Adams OF
Tuesday, was | $50 tubs.

The butter shipments from st. Adams on
Tuesday, was $50 tubs.
Elihu Norton, of Chelsea, attempted sui
eide on the 30th of March, by plunging q
wire six inches long into his breast. in.
tending to pierce his heart. He suffered
greatly until relieved by death on the 10th
inst.
The presidency of Middlebury college
will not be offered to Rev. George N.
Boardman, as reported, but to another
gentleman.
Pomfret grange, pursuing its great and
good plan of giving prizes for the planting
of trees and flowers, this year offers $40 in
prizes for the planting Of trees set in and
about the cemetery and on the highway,
$40 for trees set on barren land and $40
for flower gardens. The trees were set on
Monday of last week.
The performance OF the Montpelier in.
dependent dramatic club, last Thursday
evening for the benefit of the sufferers, was
well attended, and netted $11S to the fund.
The Montpelier cornet band, with that pub
lie spirit always manifested by its men,
bers, kindly volunteered to furnish the mu-
sic, and their efforts contributed no small
part to the success of the entertainment.
The lots IN the burnt district at Mont.
pelier are now presenting lively appear
ance, and the work of rebuilding has begun
in good earnest. Bricklayers and carpen-
tiers are in great demand, and good work
men can command good pay. BY early
fall the village will contain several fine
brick buildings, equal in value and appear.
ance to the business blocks In any town in
the state, and the burnt district will event.
ually be the handsomest part of the village.