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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-26
Chattanooga Market.

Chattanooga Commercial. Nov. IL,
CoRN-Fair demand, ruling price, 47c.
WHEAT-Receipss light, 70a9J cents.
MEAL-j0 cents per bushe.
MEATS Bulk meats, long clear sides, Sc.
bacon, short clear sides, &c; shoulders, A
to sc. Hams, none IN market; no demand.
LARD->-In tierces, p; cans &c.
OATs-Per bushel,27 cents
HAY-6 'aS0 per cwt., on wharf
PorAToEs-Irish, 40a50c; Sweet, 20a2i.
FLoUR--Light demand; superfne, per
bbl., 800; extra, 81 50; family, $475 /;
extra family, $500; fancy, $5.5'.
POULTRY-Chickens, lCal5c; turkeys,
none in market.
E iGs-Per dozen, 13c.
BUTTER-Per pound, 12:a29c.
GINsENG-Per pound, 20.
BEEswAx-Per pound, PC.
HID Es-Green, 81; sailed, Case; dry
sailed, Sal2c.
FEATH FRS Live geese, 2Oa36c
TAI ow-Dull, per pound, &c
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Flint Hill ACademy-Mu FeSti-
val at Copper Ridge.
BAYLEss, Tenn, Nov. 25.

DANLESS, 1ENN., NOV. 70.
Mr.. EDITOR: Prof. M. F. Cald.
wells school closed on Friday, the
22d inst. The following is a sy,
nOpsis Of the exercises:
1. Reading in the Testament. 2.
Examination of arithmetic. ).
United States History. T. Alge-
bra. 5. Orthography. &. Gram
mar. 7. Latin mot in the regular
course). s. Reading. 9, Geogra~
ply. [ did not hear the class in
the Testament. Arithmetic, moder-
ate; history, short; algebra, good
photography, very good, especially
in phonetics grammar, dull read
ing, excellent; geography was the
best [ ever saw in any common
school.
The afternoon exercises consisted
of declarations, essays and vocal
music. The subjects for the small
boys were called first. The little
boys did well. Then music, "Driye
the Nail Right, Boys" was rendered
by the choir Conducted by the Pro
fessor) splendidly. Next came
declamatiOns by the larger boys.
The declarations were all good, but
of course some were better than
others. Music" The Sabbath
Chimes" from " Gospel Echoes
was rendered with rare excellence.
Essay by Miss NJ. McAullen, "Be |
Ever Cheerful" was full of good f.
thoughts and we'll read. " The River |
of Life " was sung sweetly by the
choir, after which, the exercises
closed with a few comic speeches
that caused considerable mirth. In
That Home Over There" was
sung and few words from
your humble correspondent and the
Flint Hill school adjourned sine die.
1t IS due Prof. Caldwell and his
pupils to add this remark. l. The
nitro exercises were all in day-
ight. ,. Good order and perfect
armony prevailed the entire exer~
ises; and last, but not least. the
institution Of vocal music for a {
ind Of semi-heathen, backwoods,
oedown, rickety, time-worn, obtuse,
bsolete, obscene, uneuphonious '
iolin hOtchpotch. We trust the 5
'achers of Knox and adjoining
ountieS will take due notice Of the f
losing exercises and govern them ,
lives accordingly. l,
a musical festival was held at
opper Ridge Church on the 9th ,
lst., which was in every way
omplete success. The crowd was 6
lrge and well behaved. Singing
ommenced at 10 a. IN. and con- b
nued till u m, then adjourned for
inner. a collation. spread upon b
re lap of mother earth, on logs, S,
ld varlouSly arranged, was served g
rich abundance to all present
fter lunch and an hours recrea- p
on the singers were called to- v
2 her by Prof. Caldwell and T. NJ.
-inds, and sung a short lesson,
he music books used were Gospel
choes, Jasper and Gold, and
he American Tune Book. All the
ieces rendered were rich, rare and
ICY. At precisely 2:30 p. m.
Gathering Home" was sung in
ulostirring strains, and the audi
ice dispersed to their respective
,mCs. LACON.
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Chancery court at Jacksboro
Henderson i Jourolmon VS.. George e. B
burn ct al,

Henderson Jourolmon vs.. George E. Black
burn ct al
III THIS CAUSE It APPEARING FROM
1 the allie cations in the bull which is sworn to
tn It the defendants George e. Black burn and
his wife, IsLb ,la Black bum. John f. Harris
and his y lie. Lucy Harris. Mary Buck. Char les
Buck. Walter A Buck. CassanIra Buck and
Ann NJ. Rees are non residents of the State of
be ado for four consecutive weeks in he Knox
vile WIG AND CHRnNICLE, newspaper pub
Ing said defend ANS to appear before said court
at court to be held at the court house in
Jacksboro'. enn, on the third Monday of De
cember. 1878 ami make de ense to SAID bill or
ire same, will be set tor hearing exparte this
Nov 18th LIS. J. S. LINDSAY. c. Il NJ.
Evuin
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NOTICE.
U. S. Internal Revenue Sale.
CJLLECTOR's OFFICE. - DsTRICr. Tenn,
KNOXVILLE, Nov. p 1875,


n Office Is HEBEBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ person having any torest in The fol-
lowing descr bed property se,ze1 for viola
tion o. tn internal K venue laws. 20 CO" for-
ward W thin thirty Gays from this date and show
cause why the same sh no be forfeited to the
United Statej:
One Still v orm-property Of James & Cannon
seiZ d il Sewer county March 1873 by William
Galbrl tn Deputy Collector.
One Upper Still-proparty eff p Free seized
in Sewer county April 1873 by John Inman.
01e PIPER Still-property of John Clapp.
e;Zed IN GrainCer c)lnty April 10 1875 By VIM
Galbrath Deputy Collector.
One Copper Still-propsrty of Alex and wash
Bivrns sc d la Monroe county July 1873 by
L N Msske !,
Gu, Still Worm pronerty Of hn Hanfford
seized in Tn on county July Is 1878 by j l. Lewis
One Copper Still and about ten gallons Brandy
-Tro cry Of BucRne- BrCs seized in Union
c u7ty Sept 1873 b. J L LeWis.
One Copper Still ard Worm-prOperty Of Hus-
ply . Parton sO'Z ID in Sewer cJunty Sept llth
1878 By w ID Rule.
About one gallon Of Whisky and Kcg property
Of 5 rtn y Sprouse seized in Cooke county Sept
e IS7 by II Cooper.
n N3 iaw2t J A COOPER, Col'r
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sHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue of a ven iitioni exponas issued from
tina Circuit Court of Knox county. Tennessee, in
the case o. Sarah e. Mai 4r VS.. II. CIapp ct ais,
and dire cted to the sheriff. will on Saturd ".
court house door in the city of Knoxville. Tenn
within legal hours. offer FIR sale to the hig est
bidder. for cash. one tract of laad lying in The
4th al d S b districts of Knox county, bonnd ed
as follows: On the east by S. A. Rogers. on the
ives by I. J. Clapp. N the forth by L. c. shell
and on the south By IL. Clapp. contain ng 81
acres more or less this, the 7th day of Novem.
Der, 1873. ". +. GIBBS. Deputy Sheriff
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Live STOCK MARKET.

Reported for the CHRONICLE by Jores Lee
Butchers. Market Square.
Knoxville. Nov. 10.
Cattle in good demand at quotations
Sheep and calves quiet. Stock hogs in fair
demand at 24c.
BEEF CA .TLR.
Ne. to q cents; common TO good, II
to cents; poor cattle nominal.
CALVES.
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HOGS.
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County Court Land Sale,
No. S74.

Henry Haynes. administrator of JacUb Houser
dCcease ed, VS.. VIM. Houser OF al.
nURSUANr TO TIE DECREE PRO.
IL NOINCED in the above cause at the Aus ust
Term 1878 and revived at the October Term 1878
of the County Court of Knox county Tenn. seee
will offer for .ale TO the highest bidder at the
court house door in Knoxville on
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18TH 1873 AT II NJ
the tract fl land mentioned and described in the
D e .dings situate in the 18th civil district of
hnox connty containing about lis acres.
TERMS OF SALE.
Sail land will b, divided into two Trac's and
5 i'd separatelr a, d then as a whole and which,
ever lie reaiz 8 the most will be adopted on a
or dit of SIX twelve and eighteen months, Note
with approv eeurity bearing lnterest from ate
and a ne. will be retained or said land until
pu- base money is fully paid. Oct p, 1873
oct3Ow4 j. +. l.EWIS elk
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Special Notice.

HON. ALEX. II. STEPHENS. tae great
Statesman of the South. writes: 4 have used
Durang's Rheumatic Reu.dy for rheumatism
With great benCG.. L caeerfUi,y recommend it
Ii never fails to cure. SJId by all Druggists
Send for circular 10 II X. HelpheRst.no, Wash
iuRtan. ID. O. nuYldsm
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u. a ROUZER,
GENERAL MLLLWRIGHT

MILLS BUILT AND REPAIRED, ALL
w kinds OF Mill Mach merry ami Mil Goods
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REEERgNGEs-JOhn p Beach. Knoxville City
Mills, z. A K, scott Knoxville Leather Co.
John Dempster. Magnolia Mills. n Ross.Trio
Mills Knoxville. sep55W6m
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-13

The SrARrANBCKG AND AsHEviLLE ROAD
The business Of this road is improving--a large
amount Of grain being shipped daily io Column
%aav Sa and w Other psinsSs Eeishs rates hsxe bss
grain is being delivered from North Carolina on
as favorable terms on the line Of the Spartan
burg and Union Road and ut Columbia as it can
Oc procured from tho West. The shipping OF
stock will also be large and profitable business
with this road, most Of which has heretofore
taken tho rail ut Spar:anburg and Greenv;l!c for
the Columbia and Charleston markets. The
first snr load arrived last night, en- route for
Charlcston.-SpcrsdaJury Daily
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.

If there is n man in South Carolina, in oIe
single district, who is base enough 10 forsake
his party at this time and head an Independent
ticket, the Radicals will rally to his support, and
friends.
You havo no easy work before you! The peo-
pie of this State must again rally 10 tneir stand
ard Us they did before, aud must devote every
energy, might, means and work and their prayers
TO this great cause fsr, If VIC lose the Legisla.
ture, we lose all that we huvo fought for-al
field Speech.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-13

In. SrAnrASpuRG MuRDEn.--SpoiyAts Daily
gives the following do,aIs OF the murder briei.
ly mentioned in our Spartanburg dispatch day
before yesterday:
"Grorge Hunter, colorel, whilo quatreliug
with his wife near Glenn Springs Oh tho prem
ises Of Mrs. Bobo, was attacked by his wife's
aunt, Shoih George slapped over, when she
went fov her husband, Henry Gist, who soon ap-
Pearcd upon the scene, whcreupon q regular
melee cnsued, in which Henry Gist was fatally
wounded with knife.by George Hunter. Hen
ry Gist was dying at last accounts and George
Hunter was committed to Jail in the afternoon,
for investigations"
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The End OLA FEup.--A fcu years agv cross
prosecution was pend;ng in our Superior Court.
bitter strife had sprung up between George
Grant and JounS man by the name Of james
VI. Richardson. Their bitter feelings culmina-
tid IN recon'rc Mt the house OF & rant, in which
otch hrGd one shot ut the other without uuy
a'nSSs being donc. On the sail shooting tho
cross prosecution was based, Grant indicted
Richardson for assault with intent to murder,
cia,m,ng that Richardson shot first, and Rich
ardson indicted Grant. claiming that Grant shot
hrst. On the trial at September Term, 1871,
Soth paroles were found guilty. Richardson
was sentenced FOR two years and Grant for Eve.
ahohnrdson served out his term. Graut moved
fora new trial, which was granied by The Su-
promo Court on account Of an erroneous charge
OF tho Judge, but pending which he broke Jail
aud He'd the State. Time rolled on and we hear
nothing Of either party until few weeks ugo.
Ihe same week Richardson is killed in Atlanta
oy Scott Sowors, aal Grant meets the same fate
Ly his horse running away with him in South
Caro!ina.-UrfpeH (Gd.) Sun.
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Sherif's Sales.

RY virtue of Sundry Executions 10 mo directed,
- l will sell, before Union Court Eouse door,
Oh the first Monday in October next, within
the legal hours Of Saerifs sales, the following
property, to wit
On tract of land located in Union County,
containing Ginc,y-scven acres, more or less,
bounded hy lands Of James w. Sarior, Mrs
Druc.,la Gee and DR.. L. p. Duller: levied inp
Shettlesworih, NJ the suit OF ). L. S. Hill. Said
lands will be resold at the risk Of Charles Bolt,
who bid or said laud Oh the first Monday in
July last aud failed 10 comply with the terms Of
sale ON his bid.
Il. MACBETH, S. U. C.
Sept Il, 1873 81 81
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LIVER Is KISG.-The Liver is the imperial or
gaa OF tho whole human system, rs it controls
!ae life. health and hapsincss OF man. When
j. is disturbed in It's proper action. all kinds of
ailments are the natural rcsIlt. The digestion
OF food, the movements Of the heart aud blood,
the action Of the b:ain anI nervous system, arc
ah il,tt,iatelx. con,ientsiJ with. .ile wnrjnsc OF
Green's August Flower is uncqualled in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, and all the numerous symptoms that
result from IN unhc; lthy condition of the Liver
and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents.
Positively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will provo that it is
just what you want.
CO. 8t-ov.
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RACE HoEsEs IN TRAiNiXa.-Mr. T. N. Whit.
aker, the horse fancier, who is training horses
oil the race track IN the c,ir grounds, now has
tho following horses in charge, and exercises
them daily: San,uci:, ivo years old, owned by
Z. l.. Sims, Of South Caro!iua; Guy Mauerins,
three years old, owned by $. u. Alexander, Of
Mscklonburg; Eilly, five years old, owned Ly
NJ. Hogan, of Charleston; bay horse (no uaa,el,
four years old, owned by IL. McDaniel, Of Chcs-
ter; Meckcnburg, two years old, owned by d.
NJ. Nigler, Of Charlotte sorrel flly, (uo name),
two years old, owned by i. NJ. Whitaker Of
forkville sorrcl horse, (no name), four years
old, owned by the same brown horse, (no name
threo years old, owned by a. Williford, Of Rock
Hill. -Chcriot!c Observer,
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LAGRANGE, GA, April Goth, 1877

LAGRANGE, GA, April Goth, 1878.
DR.. T. S. BraJfetd: Sir-The Sufferers
Balm DIR. Heard prescribed for my little sister
who was suffering very much from .'Pois6h Oak
gave speedy relief. Two applications cured her.
Yours, &C., c. l.. SiMEs.
Prepared and for Salo by A. IRWIN g. co.
May II "a 2t
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We also learn that very liberal subscriptions
have been nado by citizens Of Liverpool and
erpool has sent 1,0O0e or $4,000 to New Or
leans.
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS.
Washington, September S.--Thc telcyraphcrs
In tue vicinity Of Harrisburg nave subscribed
S2oc fer theere!icf of tclcsraphers. Harris
burgs total TO date is STSl, exclusive Of tho
telcgraphcr's fund.
An entertaiinicut Of tho Knights OF Honor nt
Erie, Pa, produced $500. =
Tho Howard Association Of Little Rock, Ark,
has sent over 5000 to Memphis.
Sewburgh, N. Y, sends 81 900 to tho fever
sufferers. ..
The relief committee Of San Frauvisco has
telegraphed 1,G00
Albany, N. u. has collected 81, 900, and the
board of trade is inakins efforts TO obtaiu more.
Long Branch, September S.-Ths sum Of SUOO
was collected during the services 4, Ocean Grove
to-day, 10 DO sent 10 Memphis tomorrow.
Washington, September 8. The Alabama
Great Southern Railroad announces that il will
pass All supplies, muses., physicians, &c., in aid
OF yellow fever sufferers free from Chattanooga
to Meridian.
Dubuque, September S.--Ths collections for
the fevessultercrs yesterday and to-day. amoun-
ted to 81 ,O23.
Newport, September S.-There was O liberal
collection in tho churches to-day, and money
boxes Tor fever contributions have been placed
IN various parts OF the city.
Cincinnati, September S.-The Telegrapher's 8
Relief Association Of this city collected from
that fraternity $500, for the benefit of their
brethrsn In tiAs se,s'. wh0 srrfUs.-I.-,.>
fever. 80
Indianapolis, September s.-Tho contribu-
tions from DAD Fellow lodges throughout the
State TO date aggregate $4,000, Of which $500
have been sent to Mississippi, $500 to New Or
leans, and 5000 to Memphis.