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Ben. Butler as a Lover.
From the Chicago Times.

Ben. Butler commenced his career
as a diplomat and an artful dodger
at an early age. While attending
college at Waterville, Me-, he be
came engaged to an estimable young
lady there, but, desiring for some
reason to sever the engagement, the
prospective reformer adopted a
novel plan to accomplish his purpose.
The family of the young lady were
prominent in the temperance cause.
and sternly arrayed against the
flowing bowl. Wishing to shock
their SensibiIities in the highest de-
gree. Ben. INDUCED in a bogus
but glorious drunk, staggering
around town in the most rowdy-
like fashion, and conducting
himself generally in a manner
that made the veritable and
most accomplished bummerS envi-
Gus. He finally rolled an inofen-
sive citizen into a ditch and was
promptly waltzed off to a calaboose.
He chuckled heartily over his
strategy, counting his disgrace as
nothing. His affianced was over
whelmed by his downfall and dis
patched note to him releasing him
from his engagement, while her
father requested him tonever darken
their doorway again. Ben., appro-
priately called the " Beast" was
jubilant, and, gleefully paying his
fine, he emerged from the Police
Court with a proud and victorious
tread, a free man, prepared to brows
in pastures new. This true story
Ben. gIoated over to a college class
mate, from whom it has come to the
Times correspondent. The fortu-
nae young lady afterward married
happily, and to this day recoils when
she thinks of her narrow escape.
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County Court Land Sale.

No. 5I4.
Henry Haynes, admins rator Of JAG b HCuser
decsas ca. VS.. VIM. HOuser ct al.
pURSUAN TO TIE DECREE PRO
L NOUNCED in the above cause at the AUGUST
Term=f87 and revived at the October Term 1873
Of the County Court of Knox county Tenn ssee
| will offer for ale TO tae highest bidder at the
court house door in Knoxville en-
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18TH 1878 AT 2 II
the tract efland mentioned and described in the
p,esdings situate in the 18th civil district of
hnox comfy containing about l 10 acres.
TERMS OF SALE,
Sail land will bs divided into two Trac's and
sold separator AID then as a whole aud which
ever sIle reaiiz IS the most will be adopted on a
ere dit of six tweLve and eightee2 months, ote
with approved security bearing inteTesCirom date
pur base money is fully Paid. Oct 3. 1873.
oct3Qwi J. Z. J. LEWIs OK.
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HARRIET REPORTS.
Wholesale Grain and Produce sEarIEst
OHRoEIC cFFICE,
KNOXVILLE, TSNN., Nov. 26, 1873.

| Wholesale Grain and Produce &arEet
CHBoNIc cFFlCz.
KNoXv LIE, TEEN.. Nov. 26, 1873.
Wheat in some better demand at q slight
advance. Corn not moving yet, except 8
local demand. Oats in fair demand at for
mer quotations but little doing in field
seed, stocks good and would be sold at
low prices Flour in fair demand at
former quotations. Some offerings Of hogs,
but prices are unsatisfactory, packers only
paying 2! to 22l for best hogs.
The market is well supplied with Field
Seeds, clover buying at $4,00a4 80, selling
at S5.O3a5.tO per bush. timothy selling at
81. 9Oa2 90 per bushel orchard grass selling
at 81 25a1 80; red top, 70a75c per bushel.
Bacon nominal, being offered freely from
wagons Sides, 6 to 6! cents; hams, 6! to
81 cents; shoulders, 81 to 81 cents.
Lard 81 to Z cents frOd wagons.
WHEAT-Active buying at so to 81
for white and amber; red, 50 to IS selling
per car loads at Sja95 per bushei.
CORN-NeW, sacked ID car, 3 $3.50.
SoRGHUM-In better demand: % 10 Sc
OATs-Active; buying, 20a22 selling,
PoTAToEs-Loose, 80 to l0c.
HAY-LOcal demand well supplied 1T
Goose per 100 lbs, b"o retail only.
-5RIgn FRUIT- Appies firm, l to IL.
per pound: Peaches: baIvo., LAP. BIa, k
b 5rrlos nominal 31a4 :.
FLouE-In demand &c )untry ey,sa hut :
ing. u IS AZ 90, selling, b. 0Oa2 10 family.
buying, $A00a2l2 selling. ~ 25e2 10 per
sack.
FEArzERa-- Pun. 50 to zOl 70 = 2aa
30c
BUTree-Dun. nahum, 10, coed to
nj M = Al
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En BanxkEuD3Ey,

strict Court Of the United States for The
Easfe District of Tennessee-In the m4 tier
u w Stewart of lockwood bankrupt, and Of
C. L Fuller Of Jonesboro, B lnkrupr,
At Knoxville in SAID district the 5.8t day Of
October A. u. 1878
Take notice that a petition, has been fed in
said urt by w Stewart Of Rockw cd and ny
c. L Fuller of JonesborO in said district, duly
declared bankrupt under the acs of Congress
entitled San act to establish unitrm system
o, Bankruptcy throughout the United States"
approved March =. 1867. for discharge and GER
tificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims provabIe under said act and tn the llth
day Of November next st 10 O'Clock IN, is as
signed for the besrlrg OF the same. and when
you may att end and show cause, If any you have,
be eran ed Sc ond and third meeting of cred
itors " i'll be held at the same time ana PLACE,
Witce Hon CnnalIy ( Irigg. Judge of said
Court, and the seal thereof at Knoxville, IN said
Eastern District Of Ter nessee.
HI. L. MCCLUNG. Clerk
Oct 81, 1878: r212t U S. Dist. Court.
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An Ideal Childlen's Mag zine.

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Shooting Scrape in Blount County.
MARYyILLE. Nov. 25. 1873.

MARYvILLE, Nov. %, 1878.
Mr.. EDITOR: We learn a fearful
alteration took place last Saturday
at the residence of Col. John A.
Dyer, in the 9Th civil district of
this county, between Governor Hen
derson and Houston Tate, both
young colored men. Some neigh
borhood rumors had had been pass
ing around derogatory to the char
| acter of one or both of the parties
and they undertook to have "a set
Element" when they got into a quar-
rel, and from a quarrel a fight en-
sued, Tate attempting to use rocks,
and Henderson a pistol. Hender-
son was shot four times, once In the
bowels, once on the top of the head
while stopping for rock, and once
in the mouth, the ball passing
through the tongue and again taking
effect in the back of the cavity,
lodging, it is supposed, in the
muscles of the neck, back of the
throat, the other ball we did not
learn where it took effect, except
that it was about the head or face.
DR.. n. L. Krous was called and ex-
tracted three of the balls, but the
one received in the mouth he failed
to get.
The pistol was one of those little
pocket pistols that Mark Twain said
it would take "seven balls to make
one good sized pill or Henderson
would have been a corpse instantly,
but at last accounts he was still liv-
ing, although his recovery is thought |
to be very doubtful.
This thing of carrying pistols is
entirely too common, and our courts |
ought to strictly and vigorously en-
force the laws in this respect. The
writer was pleased last week to hear
Judge Rose, in charging the Grand
Jury at Sevierville, declare that the
laws in regard to carrying weapons
should be fully and stringently en-
forced in his Circuit that offenders
need expect out little mercy at his
hands.
This is right, and other judges
should follow in the same course.
Lives are. too precious to be frittered
away simply to please the ambitions
IT chaps who think it brave to take
he life of q fellow mortal. W.
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Chancsry Court at Jacksboro
Henderson x Jourolmo2 vs.. George <, BIZ
hTyrv ri oil

Henderson i J0urolmo2 vs. GeoTgo I, 81 ok
burn ct al
IL THIS CAUSE IC APPEARING FROM
4 the ali cations Ia the bill which is sworn to
tn L the dtfsudants. George Z. Black burn and
his wife, lSAh,lia B Blackburn, John T. Harris
and his = lie, Lucy Harris. Mary Buck. Charles
Buck, Waiter A Buck, Cassandra Buck am
Ann n. Rees non residents Of the state Of
be m ado for four Jnseeutive week. in the III OK
vile WHIG AND CHR5NICLE, 2 newspaper pub
iug said defead ans to appgar before said couro
a court to be held at the court house 10
JacksborO', tenn, on the third Monday OF L e
Cember. 1878 AMI make de else TO sad xii or
tEe same, will be set tor hearing exparte this
Nov. 18th ls78' j. S. LINDSAY. G. i 81,
uovl7d1tEyEiU
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NOTICE.
U. S. Internal Revenue Sale.
COLLECTORS OFFICE. 81 DisTRCr. TEYY,
KNOXVILLE, Nov. . 1877,

~ Office Is HEBEBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons having any i1terest in the fol-
loving described property se7ei for viola
ton OF the Internal Revenue laws. 20 co., for
ward Within thirty days from this date ard how
cause why the same shall no. Je forfeited TO the
United StateJ:
One Still " orm-property OF James 3 Cannon
seiZ I'd in Sewer county March 1873 by William
Galbra tn Deputy Collector.
One Upper Stll-Dropsrty of p Free, seized
in Sewer county April 1873 By John Iuman,
Oae Copper Still-property Of John Clapp.
eized in Granger county April l6 1873 by Wm
Galbraith Deputy Collector,
One Copper StilI-property OF Alex and Wash
Biyns seized In Monroe county July 1878 BY
| N Msskel,
Oua Still Worm property of John Hansford
seized in Union county July IS 1873 by J l. Lewis
One Copper Still and about ten gallons Brandy
-rror erty Of Buckner Bros seized in Union
unity Sept 1873 by J l. Lewis
One Copper Still and Worm-property Of Hus.
pay x Parton soiZJd in Sewer county Sept lith
1878 by w ID Rule.
About one gallon Of Whisky and Kcg property
Of lrtin y Sprouse seized in Cccke county Sept
Is 1874 by S ii Cooper,
nev3 iaw2t A COOPER. Col'r
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In this State the Tilden schism in
the Democratic party has proved
disastrous. Ever since the cleo
ton of 1876 Tilden has tried
through his most intimate friends
and agents to keep control of the
party organization in order to Sc
cure his own denomination in 1880.
This has led to o determined oppo-
sition, and the party has been rent
in consequence. The Tilden faction,
headed by Cooper, tried its utmost
to control the State Convention at
Syracuse. 1t was defeated, and it
came out of the Convention breath
ing vengeance. 1t formed a cor
rupt combination with the Republi-
cans and with other factions in this
city to break down one of the best
governments this city ever had, out
of spite to the regular Democratic
party and in Tilden's interest. The
effect of this quarrel has been dis
astrous to the Democracy IN this
State. Tilden has cursed tie party
which elected him to the Presidency,
an office he had not the courage and
craftsmanship to take when it be-
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Notice Of Sale.
II. L. w. Mynatt ct al. in error VS.. Caswell
Lewis.


By virtue of an execution issued from IL Su
preme Court of Errors and Appeals at Knox
vile, Tenn es5ee. aud directed TO the Sheriff OF
Knox county, in the case of IL. i. W, Mynatt ct
a. in error VS.. Caswel Lewis. l will within le-
gal hours on Saturday the 2Ist day of DeceIu Der
1878 in front of the court house IN the t. Of
knoxville, Knox county. IenGesEsa, sell at
public cutlery to the highest BIDDER Tor ca h IN
md the undivided interest Of ID. 5. l.. Mynats
One of he defer dantS in the land will d 10 him
by his father Martin l.. MyEatt decd. IyiDg in
the 4th civil d strict of Knox county tennessee
on the waters ef Little Flat Creek and adj0ins
the lads of IL. D. q. Nynstt, Boston DameH0od
and others and being the same tract OF land On
which the defendant NJ Ttiu ). Ia MyLetL now
resides ard described in the will of NJ L Ny
matt deceased as bequea he'd to to Ii ID . Mynatt
and Martin 5 L Mynatt the remainc or OF my
land to wi;-the remainder Of the HanElGs tract
aud what NAV be let of the John and !" l!lian
Mcdonald IS acre tract 90 the ridge which is to
be equally divided between taem agreeable to
tor roaI down the creek from Pleas mt
Ow ngs' two white ks corner t. u crossing
pie &c for tie road :or the purpose OF furnishing
the Northern OF (Which lot Is tor Ma TIN s l.
Mynatt) with timber. The lire Is TO extend with
the creek from tue crossing down the oIeek op.
pos'te a blac walnut on the north bank and
containing @ bout 100 acres more or less,
For more full descr ptiOn OF said land refer
eGce S made to the will OF Martin L. MyDatt
deceased as arpe8Ts on record IN the cfSe of j
II. aud Il. l.. ". Mynatt executors ct al against
SibIia A. CIourne ct 81, finally deterHaipt d by
the SUPP me 9 surt of Tennessee az IT'S > pteun-
Der term 8 10 wh:c3 reference Is mads Said
sac wills be maielo satisfy judgment N favor
of Gasweii Lewis aud against he p Fl Il IN err
rOs II the aSove entitled case Ihls No her
2lsJ IS-6. g. =. G0SSE1f, DEPUTY IN riff
n0vZ2diw3t
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sl.5O to 81 50, according to quality.
s,I,aasamnngn marIkc.

Chattanooga Commercial Nov q.
CoRN-Fair demand, ruling price, Ale.
WREAT-Receipts light, 70a90 cents.
MEAL-50 cents per bushel
MEATs--Bulk meats, long clear sides, Sc.
bacon, short clear sides, &c; shoulders, Al
to &c. Hams, none In market; no demand.
LARD->-In tierces, =; cans, Sc.
OATs-Per bushel,2 y cents
HAY-6 )aS0 per cwl., on wharf
PoTAToEs-Irish, 4Jas0c; Sweet, 20a2l.
FLoUR--Light demand; superfne, per
bbl., 500; extra, $450; family, "a IS
extra family, $500; fancy, S5.5l.
POULTRY-Chickens. 1ual5c.
EGGs-Per dozen, BE
BUTTER-Per pound. l23a23c,
GINsENG-Per pound, 10
BEEswAx-Per pound, DE.
HIDEs-Green, Sc; sailed, case; dry
salted, 8sl2c.
FEATHERS Live geese, 20a36e.
TALLOw-Dull per pound, &c
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sHEREFF,S SALE

By virtue of q ven iitioni exponas issued from
tina Circuit Court of Knox equity, Tennessee, in
the case o. Sarah E, A1aj T VS.. II. Clapp ct ais,
and directed to the sheriff, [ viii. on Saturd y,
the 9TH day OF December. 1873. in front of the
within legal hours, offer fr sale to the highest
bidder, for cash. one tract of land lying in he
as follows: ON the east By S. A. Rogers, on tn
ives by 1, j. Clapp. on the north by Il. C. She'll
and on the south By IL. CI8pp. contain pg ST.
acres more or less this, the 7th day of Novem.
Der, l%38. W. +. GIBBS. Deputy Sheriff
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T. j. Redmond, Jr., Auction and
Commission merchant at Nashville,
failed last week and Immediately dis
appeared, aud up to this time lie
Whereabouts are not known. Iuvesti.
CATION developed the fact that he 0w Is
NashviIl- firms about ST. 600, louis
vile. Kentucky firms, 81 900 ami Gin
cinnati men, about $1,000. Creditors
charge q Conspiracy to defraud them
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Special Notice.

HON. ALEX. Il. STEPHENS. t1e great
Statesman Of the South. writes: Il have used
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism
with great benef., I eheerfuliy recommend it
II never fails to cure. S1li by all Druggists
SEED for circular 70 H. X. HslDhenstne Wash
iugten. d. c. noVla5m
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Nashville was first called Nash b0ro' !,
in honor of Gen. Francis Nash In
1888, by the acts of the North Carolina
Assem- bly,, the name was changed
from Nash borO' TO Nashville.
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Live aGOeA RRAzEes.

Reported for the CHRONICLE by J Jzes / Lee
Butchers, Market Square
HporvTlIe. Nov 10
Cattle in good demand at quotations.
Sheep and calves quiet. Stock hogs in fair
demand at DC.
BEEr ca TIE
No. 2 to q cents; common to coed, j
to cents; poor cattle nominal
CALVES.
$1.5O to 81 50, according to quality.
HOGS.
In fair demand, 2la2fc gross; 3I3lc nett.
SHEEP.
Sheep IN fair demand at haze
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