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On last Wednesday evening, A. G.
McCIoy, aged IS, and Wood IIoult.
aged 90, two young men Of Palatine,
while under tho influence Of liquor,
startel down tho river in n boat.
Lust night about four o'clock McClOy's
lcld body was found by u party Of
boys, ou the banks Of tho Mouongn-
hela, about two miles below town.
There were only slight wOunds about
his face, md it is though! he died from
exposure. No traces Of llO4lt have
been found at this writing, aud it is
thought that he also met his deaf b
somewhere uloug Tho river. Tho
young mon had reached LIeulttown,
aud were lust seen together ltaviug
that place Tor home, both intoxicated,
D. S. HeImiek, Justice, appointed
n. j. Scott, Special Constable, and
summoned jury Of inquest, whc
viewed tho body OF Mccoy Inst nigh
tat at this writing no verdict has beer
given. a post mOr,em examination
will be made this r.orninG- a P'rs'
will also search for iIoult to-day. Th
deceased is, wa believe, member o
tho order Of Odd FeiIo%'. and was
GOOD .heurteL, inclIousivc young man.
fairmoM Ia.}er.
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County C0lvvts.

T.ewis.-First Monday III February,
April, June, August, October anl
DCccmbcr-the June aud October
terms fo7 fiscal and police bu>incs,
oUly.
t;iIncr Second NEonlay in February
April. June, August, October and
December.
Up<hur Second Monday in February
April, June, August, October and
lrccember.
Braxtou. First tuesday in january
March, May, July, September and
November.
Webster. =. Fourth Tuesday in fchrua.
ry, April. June, August October
rnl DGcrmGer.
alhoun FOURTH Monday in Fehrua
ry, March. June, August, Srptem
ber ard November.
ToWN OFFICERS,
MWw-Wm, +. Lively.
ReconIer-Gcorgc I'ins,cr.
,lIIermea-la IIanl-J. H. Clifton
81 IIml-A G. Hale.
81 IIanI-JacOb AtehinsOn.
Ali Watd-.IefTrrson Knight.
Serycant.-J. S. Wilkinson.
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Arrest of m Alleged Thief.

PAnxgEsnuRd, November o.
james y. Mehn. Parkcrs5urg's cflcie
constable, succeeded to-day in cap'u
ing a young man named Charles Mol
Olsou, ulias Charles Arnold, who b.
broken in the house Of l.. Cook,
farmer liTing about four miles fFo
town. Nicholson had just been nCqu
ted Of tue stealing Ola yoke Of OK
Judge j ackson said at the time II
10 did lot understand how tue j
could bring in verdict Of acq'
,al, but tho thing was done, I
Nicholson got Of. To-day ho =
brough, before tho Squire, and bot
over in $1,000 bail to appear bel
tho grand jury. Not finding baIl'
was tukcn to the lookup.
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GUkAA ! i IENS

A.r.&A. M.--Stated commune l''tns
Of Weston Lodge No 10, 4. 7. and A. NJ,
will be held on the First and Third Non
days orcvcry month. ,,. -. =,
!. J. PETERSON. See
JANE LEw.-Sra'ct communication; n'
jackson Lodge 10 ~. a. T. and \. N i,
will he held in their Hail. in jane Lew, Oh
rhc sccoulSatmi'ny In each month.
ISAAC JACKSON, ". H.
". D. CAErER, Sec i,
s.. .loseph's c. 7. A. y. Snclrir.-S'ated
meetings are held on The frsI Sabbath inrv'
crv month. FATHER TRACY, Prest.
Il. ]. SiNrso%, Secretary.
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HOLDING OF COURTS.


N\VetlNt EOVlYtS.
Lewis, lst day Of March and September
GiImcr, llth OF March ard September
Upshur. 3322l Of March and November
Preston. 7th Of April and October
Randolph, 23d Of April aud October
Tucker, 81 Of May and November.
Barbour, OH of May and November
Webster, 10Th of May and September
liraxton, 18th March anu 18th August
Harrison, 3Qth May and 30th October
Calhoun, 10Th Of May and 18th Of Oct.
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IA miss is rs good os q smil
L'psiph Turclcr.
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When you visit the meuageriO
and begin lion abou! the animals, don't
give tho jackal tho bad namcP.-Er'
nd'ts Enrig"c,
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/ 3pPlTIL AND DEPARTLEE
or THE NAILS

CIarE.lrrs-daily rxrertSanl4ys--lcaves
wr,,nm #, 5 \. M.--NrEiyeS at 7. ".
rrty,nn Court lIouse-daIlv except SIM,
day.-arriycs n, Weston by $40 r; M.' aud
y,arr. Wrsron same day nj $50 7. w.,
GIcryiIlc-lcaycs lIrstoR at A.N.. on
yond,ys. Wednesdays aud frilHys-"tFivr'
n,Sr n Tuesdays, Thursdays aud sn'"F'
days, ,r,,,,r,n n
ru,sIaya, ThulsdIys and SAiuFdays-!r"S"s
Weston sp u. sane DAYS. ,,
philipri-nrri,es II, Weston Tnesds!y; '"H
Friday, ii or. " -Isar:' We''O" "s"a'''
Inv and Saturday! At : \. n. ,,
Nuunl PlrasanI--leNyeS Weston MNhiN,r Sip5',
and i hutsinvs att y. M.-NrHSes Tae'da''
AMI @ TriInya by 5P. NJ ,.pv
''"i Vest 'niun-arrivCs Mond'!y' ",' t. "
-,rayt, Weston Tuesdays at " ~; -,
sand Fork-Once wceK-'rhvr3 ~ "t'i"t =
Ncrdaysa al 6 4. M.-atrir'' Ao'daEa !" J
pm .,,n t., N sbou,,
bring II to the oflr" Imlfnu hO4F before '"s
departure OF tie mails
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Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge Circuit COurt-J. DRANNON
Clerk " ". II BYRNE
PFes't County Cou't-J. PETERSON
Clerk J WOOrrER,
Prosecuting Atr'y-A, EDMISTON
Sheriff j. G VANDERVOET
Sup't. Free Schools G. " CROOK.
County Surveyor D. I. PETERSON.
Assessor lst District JOHN KEE
" ID " GEO. FISHER.
GuaG4ao@2a
Lomt HouSc District.
G. " Turner and p. Dargan.
F"rcmau'S Greek District.
Elias Fishcr ond w.. Wool
iiachcr'S Greek District.
N. McWnortcr and y. Il. Swishcr.
CiRiH's Settlement district.
S. i. Smith and ". K. Wilson.
Skin t'rccE District.
WV. Chilestcr ard " G. McWhorter
A- .4,--
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-22
he yellow Fever Con,mtssioners.

MR. EDITOR: "PaTturiuat monte,
nQ8cekur ridiculus mas The tele-
graph reports that the Yellow Fever
Commission has come to some very
sage conclusions. They have been in
vestigating and "a sufficient amount
of testimony has been taken to justify
the belief that the first cases in Ntw
Orleans, about the month of June,
were brought to the city by convey
arcas as vet uuknAwn." Shades OF
G4leu! They assume as proven that
these eases were brought 10 the city,
ouc are unable to tell new. II they
can MT tell Ho,O they were
brought, how can they know
that they were brought at oil? How,
then, cal they say THAT they have
nor, in solitary irslance, found q
case of yellow fever which they could
j lstiti .bly consider as of 3e reOUo ori-
gin or indigenous TO its locality ?"
But they haze fouund "that the r.
yer LyeIlow1 jaUayiabW tends to
range tscy in groups Of cases, in
married contrast ,Ojth the tendency Of
neGt0rjQt Jerer, to occur IN separate
disconnected cases" Now, that's " is
dom for you, since every practitioner
vino knows enough 10 go in when it
rains is aware that nothing is
more common than for MAJ
Iarial fever TO attack whole
families at once. SIC Of f4miIy Of
refugees from Chattanooga, under my
care last September, were al down at
the same time with what [ call n20lI-
ri0l fever. and they all got well within
wO weeks. Thee c4se-. according L
rhe report of the COmmi-si must
have been yellow fever; for they say
that this fever (yelI0w) ranges Itself
''ja groups Of cases Ia marked contrast
.Ctta the tendency Of n1at1ri feUer."
This comes as revelation to me. [
had not fiAtteTed myself that [ conlc
attain such WondCous success in the
eatm 1nt Of yel!O1O fever.
MIR. Et5i or, | nave not time to go
n'O all the eCcenTricities of this com.
IN issiOn, hI' &C 1)ede HercuteDI. There
IS uo' hi:tg in ali The firstly, sec .ndiy, !
thirdly, hly, 6fthiy and sixthly
~ 14s Z +lAiSSiOHi blj " LAT IS SttltI
10 direct variance TO all that is kDown
ln this sui 9ct, or else contains so
little truth a. not 10 be worth keeping. |
If we are TO have report, why can
We not have 1t from somebody Of suf- |
icient ability to make il valuable. |
Three comm1n~p place men. or three |
are not and never will be |
aqui galeut to one first ctsss !
nan. If We ever know more !
about yellow fever in this coUn-
ry than We now do we will not get it |
rom ;his Commission. Ii the Gov
is paying for this, let it con-
ult such men as Dire. Jno. w. Draper, |
Weir Mitchell, Joseph Leidy, etc , |
men Of science aud scientific habit of |
hough', who will not disgrace the |
,ountry and the profession by such |
nouruful exhibitions rs the present |,
ep9Ft. l..
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MINOR DISEATCHES

NOVEL;, Mass, Nov. 21.-IIil-
dreth Parker, fourteen years old,
daughter of Col. Parker, late Post
master at New Orleans, died to~day.
CINCINNATI, Nov. GA special
dispatch states that A. W. Terrell,
who was returning to the country,
was waylaid at Anna Station, Ohio,
by highwaymen and robbed of
50, 900.
Another special says that burg
lars entered the residence of VIM.
Tanning, a farmer at Dearborn,
Mich, Tuesday night, chloroformed
the entire household and robbed the
premises. The inmates were dis
overed on the following day and
were with difficulty restored.
New HAVEN, Nov. 21.--Alex.
Troup, Secretary of the National
Executive Committee of the Ma
tional party, says the call for a
meeting of the National Executive
Committee in Washington on the
30th inst. is unauthorized by the
officers of the committee.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Com-
modore Shufeldt was to-day or
dered to hoist his flag on the
Tycondarcga at Norfolk, Va,
A telegram to the Internal Rev
enue Office to-day from Collector
Rapinc, at Montgomery, says the
raiding party operating in Calhoun
and Clebume counties had seized,
up the 10Th inst, seven still houses,
five copper stills, eight thousand
gGllons Of beer and made several
arrests.
Prominent army officers here
think General Sheridan will make
? reply to Schurz's recent commu-
nication concerning the manage
ment Of Indian affairs, and fully
state the facts upon which he
(Sheridan) predicated his allega-
tions.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 21.-The Bourss
opened weak. Rentes speculative.
Stocks a trife easier than were in
dicated by last evenings boulevard
prices.
The report of a duel between
Gambetta and Defourton is to-day
confirmed. They fought at thirty
FIVE PAGES. There was only one ex-
change of shots, and neither party
was hurt.
NJ, D. Fourton, in his defense
before the Chamber, referred to
Gambetta's recent speeches as fa>
voring the ostracism of all who are
not old Republicans. Gambetta
said: ''That is q falsehood. On
demand of the President, w. Grevy,
Gambetta said: 81 withdraw the
word Indifference the rules of the
House.
The official account Of the meet
ing-which took place at Plessis
Piquet, and not Hautes Buyeres-
signed by the pricipals and seconds,
says that NJ. Defourton, consider
ing that Gambetta's withdrawal did
not modify the ofensiveness of the
epithet, requested Deputies Blen-
bourbon and Robert Mitchell to de-
mand satisfaction. NJ. Gambetta
named Deputies Allain large and
Clemenceau as seconds, and re-
fused to make any further with
drawal than that borne on the official
minutes. DeFourton won the
choice of weapons, and named
pistols. Both fired at the word
and missed. No further particulars
have been received.
LONDON, Nov. 21.-A dispatch
from Paris, published here this af-
ternoon, says a duel with pistols
between M. Gambetta and NJ. De-
fourton, arising out of a passage
in the Chamber of Deputies on the
the 18th inst, when the latter was
unseated, will be fought to-day at
Hautes Buyeres.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 21.-There is no
excitement in the city over this
mornings news. The precincts of
the Stock Exchange and the Bank
of England are gutter than usual.
Dealings in the house are very
restricted, but prices rather frmer
than at yesterdays closing, which
is in consequence of the bank rate
of discount.
There seems to be still lingering
impression among the spectators
that the Afghan Ameer may submit
when he knows the British troops
are actually in motion.
Mr.. Welsh, United States Minis<
ter, to-day paid over to Her Maj
isty's Government the amount of
the fishery award by draft upon
Messrs. Morton, Rose & Co for
$5,50O,000.
An order has been unexpectedly
received at the Royal Arsenal at
Woolwich for nearly one hundred
tons of camp equipage for the
army in South Africa. The stores
are now being embarked for imme-
diate dispatch.
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ETs sx TELEGxAP@s
Raa gOFE szark AZ.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
Money, 3. Exchange, 487B Gold,
lOO1 Government bonds steady; new
SIS. O53 State bonds steady.
Cotton quiet and steady; middiing
uplauda, 81 Is; middllDg Ofleans,
8 l1.l6; sales, 2S5 bales.
Flour, low grades of shipping extra
a shade firmer. other kinds without
decided change. Wheat 4a1c better
business mainly speculative. Corn,
receipts ] &c better with moderate
trade. 4ia47 for ungraded; "A for No. g.
Cuffse quiet and unchanged. Sugar
du land nominal unchanged refined
quiet; standard A. s. 6; granulated,
81; po wdered, 81 81; crushed, 81. Mo
Iasses quiet and ucuauged Rice quiet
and scarcely 50 firm. Pork in buyers
favor with moderate trade; mess, spot,
quoted a 7 $50; December, 755;
January, 7.65; Febreary, 800 Cut
meats steady; dry sailed, 360J3 IS;
middles lower, Western and city long
clear, AZ; short clear, 5; long and short
clear, A. Lard; prime steam, 6 liza
6 20. Whisky more active, $lO74.
Freig hts dull.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
Western Highwaymsn and Burglars
on the Rampage.
War Virtually Declared Against the
Afghan Ameer.
Advance of British Troops Across
the Border.
Gambetta Fights a Duel But No
body Hurt.
Mr. Welsh Pays the British Fishery
Award.
SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, Nov. 12.-The United
States steamer Alaska arrived on
the 18th, all well. In Peru the
Ministerial crisis is at and end, but
the effect upon the business inter-
ests of the country are notso cheer~
ing as anticipated. The newly-ap-
pointed Ministers are men of abili-
ty and some experience, but their
hands are tied. While Congress is
in session that sapient body places
every possible obstacle in the way
of the Government, and it is i'm
possible for the Ministers to act
energetically and Independently.
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THE EAST.

BOMBAY, Nov. 21.-The Times
of India publishes a special from
Thai, dated to-day, which announ-
ces that the British troops occu-
pied Fort Kapion without resistance,
the Afghans retiring hurriedly be-
fore them.
NOTE.-Fort Kapion, or Kap-
yangn, is a station beyond the
frontier line, opposite Thai, or
Thull. It's abandonment or surren-
der was anticipated.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-A dispatch
from Lord Cranbrook, Secretary of
State for India, and Lord Lytton,
Viceroy of India, is a document of
the highest Importance. 1t is sum-
mary of the papers which Lord
Beaconsfeld, in his letter to Lord
Lawrence, proposed should be dis
tributcd before the end of the month
and is ct once an Indictment of the
frontier policy of Mr.. Gladstone's
administration, and defence of the
policy of the present Government,
and a reply TO the anti-war agita-
tion of the Afghan Committee. Its
promulgation is equivalent to a
formal declaration of state of war
and the causes thereof.
The daily Nea0s declares that the
statement published yesterday by
the Central Ncws, to the effect that
the Indian Council had been sum-
moned to consider an important dis
patch from India, received on the
10Th inst. at the Indian Office in
London, was unfounded. The Neo0s
adds: The Indian Council has
never been consulted or had an op-
portunity for expressing any opin-
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GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 21.-The
following Judges of the Superior
Court were elected to-day by the
Legislature. Augusta Circuit,
Claiborn Sneed; Brunswick, John
Harris; Flint, Alexander W. Speer;
Middle, Herschel V. Johnson;
Ocmulgee, Thos. G. Lawson; Rome,
John w. Underwood; Southern.
August Hansell; Patanta, Arthur
Hord; Western, Alexander S.
Erwin.
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ion in respect to the Afghanistan

ion in respect to the Afghanistan
question.
A special dispatch to the Times
from Calcutta says: Gall the
columns have been ordered to cross
the frontier to-day, and that all tel
egrams divulging the movements or
disposition of troops have been
stopped by the military authorities.
The Globes labor correspondent
says: "The British troops crossed
the frontier this morning"
A special from Hull to the Stan~
dard says "The Tenth hussars
crossed the frontier at 3 clock this
morning, they found fort Kapyangn
abandoned. Gen. Roberts force at
once moved forward on fort Ahme-
dishams five miles further up the
valley"
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FOLsIICAE. TSS.

Alexander IL. stephens thinks the
Democrats Iced leaders. The recent
elrcti, rs shoH that they need several
thousand more followers.
The Chicag Journal rays that as
as sii'st Bioi e, Conkliug will strain
every nerve to secure the Republican
nGmIr q IO, FIR the Presidency in 1880,
bat ihsf Ia "lii not consent to the
uae "f h's "anie as against General
Graz.
lh~re - II b. more contested elections
before the next HJuse of Representa-
tives than before any House for maGy
years. They will come from Massa
chusetts. Pennsylvania, New York,
Maryland, Indiana, North Carolina,
Lou siana and Wisconsin
Although Col. Ingersoll is an
avowed Republican. he is neverthe-
less putting in some good work for he
Democratic party. His lecture to
prove That there Is no hell is one in
which the Democracy have person al
aud absorbing Interest, and it is lit
tie curious Cu note the unanimity with
which they adopt the eloquent Col
oDefs hypothesis and arguments.-
Chicago Tribune.
Tia first Ohio Democratic Con-
gresham to betray the confiiiDg soft
money men who cast their votes for
him is Ben. Lefevre, of the fifth dis
trict Having secured bis election as
a follower of the "Ohio idea he h
made the novel discovery that the
Greenhack movement is failure, and
that confidence in fi0ancial affairs is
restore with things as they are. This
is a case for Democratic discipline
Cincinnati Gazette.
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THERE are some Democratic
newspapers whose editors would re-
joice at the failure of resumption,
but the Baltimore San is not one
of them. 1t says:
Tainly the Treasury has con-
Quoted its successive steps towards
resumption so ssgaciOusly, so suCces g.
fully, that it is entitled TO The conf
dence which il asks from the public
in its ability TO complete the difficult
process and set Us entirely free from
the curse OF irTedeems bic paper
money. Upon this point there have
been few wiser aud more honest ut
terances than what Senator BayRr1
said in his Harvest Home speech, Sc
long ego ss last August, when re-
sumption YVES nothing like so near
being an accomplished fact as it
now is:
"'It is argued by many that 1t is
impossible for the treasury of tn
United States to resume specie pay
meat on the lst OF January next. TIE
Secretary of the Treasury says he can
do so l am not here to say whether
he can or not. / think he is in post
OF great respOnslOlllIyi anu am us
posed to aid him. He is not there by
my voice, but he is now the custodian
of your treasury and mine, and it is
madness and folly for US to undertake
act in q manner hostile, unfair or
hurtfuI to his efforts to serve US. But
our competition with other nations is
close. and growing closer; we must
buckle down to our work and
neglect nothing. We have honest
weights and measures fixed by law
let US insist upOn the restoration OF
the great measure of measures, an
honest money. This / consider the
prime essential for tho restoration or
that certainty and confidence which
will revive enterprise, and with 1t
prosperity.
Let every one who agrees with the
Senator in regard to the Importance OF
specie payments accord TO the Secre-
tary of the Treasury that confidence
which his generous political opponent,
even in the midst OF an excited can
Tass would not withhold from him."
The Sun is Democratic, but fair
and honorable.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-22

CAPT. J. HARVEY MATHES, of Mem
phis, is mentioned in connection with
the Spsakership of the next House
of Representatives. He is One-legged
ex Confederate soldier and native of
East Tennessee. As we must have a
DemocJa'ic Speaker, we know of no
one hOm we would sooner see get
it than Capt. Mathes. ItwOuld be an
honor wOr,hiIy bestowed, and he
would discharge the duties fairly and
impartially.
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ITALY.

PISA, Nov. 21.-During a dems
onstration of students and citizens
last evening in celebration of Queen
Margarita's birthday a bomb was
thrown into the crowd and exploded,
but without serious result. The
person supposed to have thrown
the missile was arrested.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-22

During the session Of the Florida
Conference, NJ. +. Church, South, last
week, over which Bishop Kavanaugh
presided, discussion on the subject of
admitting minister OBJ trial brought
to light the fact that Bishop Kava.
naugh was once printers devil"
and was converted when acting in that
capacity. Let the devils - be en-
couraged. S says a correspondent of
the Atlanta Constitution.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20-Flour dull
and dropping Wheat dull; red and
white, S8495c. Corn in good demand,
3243Is. O4t- steady. Pork quiet; new
So 25 asked. Lard, steam, $5,S24; Ret
tie, nominal Bulk meats dull and
unchanged. Boxed NESTS in fair de-
mand. sales of shoulders at So 05 sell
Ier Nov; short rib, 44c, seller las, fl We
days Jan; long clear, 81 10, called first
half Dec: long and short clear, Ate,
seller Dec. Bacon inactive; shoulders,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-22

INDICATIONS: For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley partly cloudy weather,
areas of light rain, followed by clear
ing weather, winds mostly north
westerly, stationary or lower tempeTa-
ture and generally higher pressure.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-22

SAMUEL TILDEN having been laid
on the shelf, Samuel Randall is row
spoken of as an available candidate for
President on the Democratic ticket.
He must be a Northern Democrat, or
the great Wade Hampton might come