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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-26
AUSTRIA.
Tovements of rhe war Minister.

VIENNA, June 25.-The Austrian Minister of
War has left here on tour of inspection OF
the frontier of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The
Minister also ordered distri ution of army
maps in Bosnia, Herzegovina, Dalmatia, and
Montenegro,
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Failures.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 25-Armes & Dal-
lam, 6rooms and wooden ware, have sg--
pended. 90
NEW YORK, June 25.-Dayid M. KonblAr
| liquor dealer, failed; liabilities, $4,000.
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A Journalist In a BOX. .

LONDON, June ga dispatch from Berlin
respondent, has been iudicially sentenced Is
two years imprisonment for spying and hag-
ing In his possession plans of the fOrtificati0ug
of mobilization
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OHIO AND ILLINOIS.
TIRE DEMOCRATS OF THE FORMER
STATE WANT SOFT MONEY.
The Ohio Democratic COnventIOn-HOw 1t
WIFI TndOFse sherman.

WIFI TndOrse Sherman.
COLUMBUS, June 25-There is large num-
ber OF delegates to the Democratic conven-
tion tomorrow already on the ground. The
sentiment is almost altogether In favor of the
repeal Of the resumption act and the unlm-
tied remonetlzation and coinage Of silver.
Ex-Congressman A. i. Walling of Circleville,
will be temporary chairman Of the conven-
lion, and Milton J. Southard, OF GAINESVILLE,
permanent chairman. A strong fight Is be-
ing made to defeat j. G. Thompson for chair
man Of the State Central Committee How
ever, he will undoubtedly be elected.
Prominent gentlemen Present-The Plat
fOrm-Grcenbacks and Un-
limited Coinage.
COLUMBUS, June 25.-The evening trains
brought in many additional delegates. Among
those present at the convention are Senator
Thurman, Judge Rufus r.: Ranney, of Cleve-
land, Congressman Finlay, Southland and
Dickey, ex-Congressmen Wallng, Hurd
Neal, Poppleton, Morgan and Mckinney.
Ihe democrats are much encouraged, and
claim that they will carry the State, from
present indications, by Q large majority.
The platform will favor the substitution Of
greerl5aeks for national bank notes, unlimited
coinage OF silver and repeal Of the resump-
tion act.
The Ohio Statesman, the central organ of
the party, demands in its issue to-day a
strong plank favOring an income tax, and the
suggestion will in all probability be adonted
A resolution will also be offered condemn
ing Communism, while demanding all legiti-
mate legislation DO ossible for the amelioration
Of the working classes.
EIlInBi~ Republicans.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 25-A large num-
Der Of Republicans are arriving tonight to
attend the convention tomorrow. Ridgway
ts the favorite for Treasurer.
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THE PEACE CONGRESS.
THE DETAILS ARRANGED, AND THE
REGULATING COMMISSION TO BE
APPOINTED.

turkey 80 Keep Troops ON the Frontier
Russian Amendments Withdrawn, and
she Rvacuntes ROumelia ana BuI-
gaFIa.
LONDON, June 25.-The Times eorrespon-
dent reports that at Mondays sitting of con-
gress, the right of the Sultan to place on the
Roumelian frontier whatever troops he deem
ed necessary for security was admitted on
principle, but at the same time Russia pro-
posed O series of amendments which Eng
land refused to accept. The congress fixed
nine months to allow Russia to withdraw her
troops from Eastern Roumelia and Bulgaria
this concession Russia will withdraw the
amendments.
There is evidently close alliance between
England and Austria, but each comes most
prominently forward on points involving its
own interests.
A correspondent reports that Beaconsfield,
in conversation on Friday with Bismarck,
who urged him to make concessions, said, II
did not come here to yield"
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GarIhnlhI,a Rerrets

BERLIN, June 25.-Gen. Garibaldi has writ
ten letter to the Emperor, in which he la
ments the attempts made to assassinate him.
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What Means This?

LONDON, June 25.-The Royal Engineer
Corps has been ordered to proceed to the
Cape Of Good Hope.
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THE METROPOLIS,
Benefits sister tO Marry a Real Live
RArh.


NEW YORK, June 25.-Tt is said that Miss
Jeanette Bennett is about to be married to
Lord Rossmore Mr.. Bennett Is to arrive in
New York on July s. The wedding of Miss
Bennett Is to take place In this city. Baron
Rossmore, Derrick Warner William Wes-
terna, of RossmOre Park, county Monaghan,
Ireland, Is the fifth baron of that name, being
also peer in the United Kingdom He holds
q seat In the House OF Lords, Is In his twenty
sixth year Of his age, and held formerly sub
Neutenant's commission In the First Life
Guards. He succeeded in the peerage to his
brother, Henry Cairns who died la 1874 in
consequence of fall while riding q steepe
chase at Windsor. Miss Bennett's fortune Is
estimated at $2,OeO,0O0.
We Are Coming, rather Rutherford, With
10000 Mare.
New YORK, June 25.-The IFiban,e's Wash
ington special says Isaac Cohen, a leader of
the branch Of the labOring mems organiza-
tion OF this city, and who was inetrumentaI
in getting up meeting recently held at the
capital announced that 100000 workingmen
from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
will be here In q few DAYS. He does
not say what is the object OF their
coming.
A decision OF importance to dealers
In commercial paper has been rendered here.
A note, whether accommodation paper or not,
Is void, If discounted or purchased at higher
rate than per cent.
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The Prince Imperial Betl

LONDON, June 26.-It is rumored that the
Prince Imperial will soon be married to the
Princess Thyria of Denmark.
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Chllaren Burnedl lo Eneatln.

BEAUHARsENs, Quebec, June 25-The
dwelling OF John Roulen burned on Saturday,
and his four children perished ID the flames.
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Weayers ResuErpe work

LONDON, June 25.-Nearly all the weayers
who. struck last week at BURY have resumed
| WORK
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A village ON Fire.

SPRINGFIELD, vt, June 25.-A great fire fs.
raging in the village of Marlly. ALI the
buildings OF the Vermont Novelty Works are
in danger OF complete destruction.
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Gambefta's Eulory of Hoeke.

PARIS, June 25s-At the one hundred and
tenth anniversary Of the birth of Gen. Lazear
Hocke, Gambetfa, who delivered NE principal
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CASUALTIES.
A Pudding Boiler Fxpredes.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 25-.Four boilers
exploded this morning in the pudding de-
partment Of Charles Bailey IL Co.'s large naia
works. Chambers Bower, master, was killed
and his body blown into q half dozen pieces.
mill was total wreck Pieces of the boilers.
bricks, wood, nails, etc, were thrown In ali
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-16
Foreclosure Sale.

State Of Wisconsin-Cireuit Court
for Iowa County,
wilnsm Mitchell plaintiff, against William
llumhert. lHna Numhrrt, ulysses Iraht
oty,llo Gran aud thcunkno~n how're ot ic-etc
r. Grant late af Cov,ngton, kcntucky--de'
ceased defendants
By virtue 81 ard pursuant to Z Judgment
orde, OF foreclosure and salr rendered III tho
above entitled action AZ = special term of the
ctlcuit court (ot Iowa county, Wscen+tn, holden
at the city " Darlington, Lafayette comfy,
WI, on the 1th ia, pfJuly, u ISM. shallow
seth day of August, u 1878, At o'clock In
the afternoon. NJ the ront door Of tho court
house In the village ot Dodcoville, Iowa county,
wlscot ain. oncr for sslr aud sell vt pnbltc ven
que 10 tho hiuhust hindcr t'r cash the following
described mortrsged premises. to,wtt: Lot
number seven az IN block number seven (1l IN
Strong, noty aud o'Nc,lls addition 10 the VII
laEe, now city al Mineral Point; all IN the
county oil lows and State Of Wisconsin
Dated, sheriff i utic July Sth, A y 1878.
THOMAS KENNEDY,
sheriff nt iowa cnnGty, Wis,
wilson a Mellhon, piaiuuK = Attorneys.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-16
Foreclosure Sale.
state Of wlseonsin-Iowa Comfy

state of w1seonsin-Iowa Comfy
c rcuu Court.
stephen n ZONES as assignee 81 " Of
w H. walker 3 Gn, II h'r
sna thc estate III " II Mslkor tot
involved IN ms arm N w Il WslSyr y
A. limited hl his last VAL, planuh,
Aired c Ausltl aud Mary { Anssey deIeu
dSutS.
Nv virtue Of and pursuant u atudemH mi
order foreclosure aud sale rendered IN he
above entitled action alta regular ttm oi the
circuit court fer lows county, WISCONSIN
holden Al the s.Ngt rousc ~ we village 81
npdscviuc ~ srta county on the ~ day ~
lnro 1871 shall III ne Wth day " August, A
u 1873 At | o'clock IN the 1fte noon, 81 the
front door of the cont house IN the village NJ
nodGevtllc Iowa unity, Witeest3n eler for
sale aud sell NJ puhhc Ncndue Is the highest
nader for cash IN following described mort
gagged premises. 10 wit, t.cts nnmhfr i've ~
ana sN ~ III TINT pan q tbs village now Guy
81 Mineral r0nt. ~ surveyed and lald out ny
Carrot v uit. Ii Iowa county. WISCONSIN
natrd, Shorth's oficc, nodgeNilie, WiSconetn,
llne S,h. ISIS.
THOMAS kENNEnN,
ShtrG of Iowa couSty, Wis
wNsop & Mcllhon, Plaintiffs Attorney, as
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-16
Teachers Institute.

A Teachers Institute, condnc
ted BY Prof. y. McGregor, assis
ted by A. Il. Sprague ana others,
Will be held at Mineral Point,
commencing August 10Th, and to
continne two weeks.
1t is earnestly hoped that every
teacher in the county will be pres
ent at the opening Of the Institute
aud remain until its close.
An examination will be held at
the close al the Institute for the
benefit Of those who have been il
reglaar attendaace. The qaes
tions vii Le mostly selected from
topics discussed at the institute
w. A. JosEs, Go. Snpt.
Mineral Point, July IS, 1878. 81
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-16
-GLORE HOTEL.

NICHOLAS Snn.LaS. proprietor, Mineral Point
Mis-. lr Gonse las ecentJ beer enlarged aud
edtted taou4nout, ana Il now one ii the yery
bert hatel- % suasa.West y iso t.lu. ! BE- build
az aoW leaf.y t@.ee it lorlaer size aud Il
tapahic y a,cGM5a9dati ( a.iao-t any nna Jer
81 suesis lhe proprietor viii spsre 10 pans to
4sGke thr "ai9oe IoieI hFst Grace ia every
-pect. ILe 3est ii vines, iq.o1- aGd cisar.
s.n- .t.s ID " A#E. u coElectioa Will the
.tei Fam aal attentive i4st.ers art
. 49, So u aaEa kemeuget. Fool .. ~
80, i .4-.- Poiat VS.,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-16
SheriGs Sale.
State of Wisconsin -lowaCounty

State of Wisconsin lowaCounty
circn't court.
AM, L,war. Martha Morrts I'D william l,owar,
pM,ptift, agalnrt Thomas TamhSn, doten.
daut
Notice liz hereby given that nv virtue of
An execution issued out of the above named
court In the above named action To me directed
ayainst the property of the said plaintiffs, Ann
Lowar Martha Morris aud William Lo~ar, bear
iav date the ~ day Of July, 1878 have levied
npnn and TN tho 2Gth day ~ August d 1873.
at y O'Clock IN the afternoon, ~ the trout ~ tho
court housc IN the village Of Dodgtpillo, Iowa
county, WISCONSIN. VIII sell at puhlo venduc
10 he highest bidder for cash all the right,
title and interest Which said Ann Lowar Martha
Morris ana William LoMar had I'll the ~ h GAy
of Apr.l \ " 1913, or has since acquired IN the
70 loving deeclihed real estatn tnwtt: Tho
south hall " the south east qnAr,Gr ot the
eun Invest quartci Of the south caAt quarter ~
ecctlun number fifteen llA) Ia township number
Ave (a). range number two q caot. W 10 u
county, WISCONSIN, containing Ave 90 acrns
.uorC or lcsA.
Dated, ShcriGs office, bod, cvile, wisconsin,
July 10Th, 1918. ...
THOMAS KENNEDY,
sheriff OF Iowa county, Wis.
Wilson n Mcllhon,
All rneyY Tor Defendant. 4S-7
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CITY HOTEL,

MARX TvgnrlL. proprietor, Mineral Point WIZ
cuirin. Good Wines i Liquors. Wen furnished.
Roed stsbles. AID rvasoAaole charges. 80
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-16
STA lam OF C wIseos'IS' Circuit Court.

STA Iar OF C MIsoos'IN' oreult Court.
John y. Abbott plaintiff against The Miner
al Point Mini" Comnanv. defendant.
The State o. Wisconsin TO the Mineral Point
Mining Company:
You are here summoned and required to an
swer the complain in this action a copy of
witch IA herewith served upon yon, aud to
serve copy of your answer to the said eem-
plant ON the subscribers ut their Office in the
city If Mineral Point p0wa county. Wisconsin,,
within twcnty days after the service of Till
summons on you. exclusive Of the day Of such
service, aud u you fail to answer said CON
plant within the time aforesaid, the plainttH in
this action will take Judgment against You for
the gum o. twenty three hundred aud uuetV
tmo and 81 loo dollars, with interest Grom the
10th day of July. A d. 1873 Al seven per cent
and also for the further snm o, five dollars,
with interest from the la day Of November A..
ID, 1876. Il per cent. besides the costs u this
actioh; aud you are further notlh, that the
orlgll al luminous and complaint in spiu action
was duly filed il the Office Of the clerk of the
Circuit court OF Iowa county, vi comsin, ON the
9th day vi August, a. ID. 1853
HENRY & SMITH
Attorneys for Plalns.I.
Residence Minera' Point, Wis.
Dated august 10, 1873.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-16
FORECLOSURE SALE.
State OF Wisconsin-lowa County

State ct Wieeonsin-loWa County
In Circuit Court,
MARY Trevsrtow plaintiff We. August SHREDDER,
And Wilhelmina Sn,o Ter his wife, aud
u ttlenl Bile CHI, and Brsteln Bleich--his wife,
and Au'tnhn n Go defendants
Wy virtue OF aud pnrsunnl 10 judgment
Of cfeCurure and saln rendered In the above
eslltied action in enid Iowa County Circuit
court On he Nth DAY Of tHnn, 1871, Will
expose for sale and sell AZ Inh 10 auction 10
the highest bidder foI cast. NJ the front coor
- ,Wtllo
of The Cour, House ~ no viiaH- - un"S..,r-.
n said unnty and state, ON thc 9th day ~ sep.
temh,r 1875, ut 10 o'clock IN the forenoon oi
said day, the following descrlbed mor'rnReu
prem,sep or eo much thcrnnf as may DO necos
sAr, 10 taire the amount Of 1aid Judgment VIZ
81 400 80, with interest aud cnrts
fne following Is y description OF the mort
gagged premises To be sold Inc rnulh west
Quarter Of the sOntn-rHst quarter " srctlun
No twenty une all IN township No, Nlght W,
north OF range No. one Il cast; Asothe hofth'
west quarter of Inc turth cart quarter ana the
A0uth wet quarter OF the MOI th-eaa quarter OF
section No twenty EIGHT l2Si, In township NO
eight ~. north Of raLgo 20, ono ~, easl also
the west two thirda of the east to thirds oi
the east half OF lot M. one ~, N section NO.
poyen "a. township No. eight ~, north Of range
No. t2) east; all in Town county, state OF WIS
conein
Dsied. sheriG'e once at Dodgeyille. Iowa
County, Wincousiu, tnlr 22d day III July, lstS.
THOMAS KENNEDY,
Sheriff OF Iowa County, Wisconsin.
Lanyon q Spensley, attorneys for pldlniih.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-16
State Of Wiscansin-lowa County

State Of Wisconsin Iowa County
Court In Probate.
In The matte. ottho Kstate OF John we.st, de-
ceased
Letters of Administration having thin aaY
been tssaad o. Anton Nptss, OF eaia eonpIS
and twelve months from the date hps%<f *
Ing allowed and limited cr0dtnre 10 pres0nt
Ter CLAIMS agntNst SAID deceased fnr Il,
A. nation and all bwSacc.
il ordS,oG that y claims sud demands
ganst The estate OF said dcce lsed n received
VII tAlu.tei hvtntO taa may of tlis sanst.
ard Gu chat pnrpo.e h VIII b. At his once X
the VILLAGE vi DpdgNviltu On the Atst MAnAay ~
each month during tho term above United
ttnlthcr otdeted AMI "a ccird that the
notice " the times aud aSccs Tor ax.mining
aad allowing calmS, aHd the tne ltMitea u
creditors to preSsHt tactt claims. Ne gwen hy
publication Tor four successive weeks In lhv
Iowa CNuniy Democrat, weekly newepspCt
ptsAted IN THE state
JOHN 4. JONES.
Connty jndnt
Dated DopgcyIllc, July SA. 1873.
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w. nnBop
DL.A 3IST
DR.. 3. 6oYKaEDhLL,

DR., 3, coYK4EDALL.
RrnTIsr. All opes4noas performed on the teeth
q the best mSaatf, aud With the hest material.
Artincisl Teen inserted, with a view 70 rest ornC
tho natural EXPRESSION ana contour ofthe face,
.e.,otaer With, proper articulation, and accuracy
81 1T. Once, CiHler't block. High at, Mineral
Point. Wiz, %
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-16
LR CYCLISTS.

J.R.& C. =. MOFFETT,
lave = large stock oi Drugs, Chemicals, Fancy
Toilet Goode, Cutlery, School Books, Stationery,
Wall Paper, Pants, Oils, Glass, &c. Give uss
i and get cheap bargains. Sign Of the Golden
Mestar. Fl
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-16
ANll..A HOUSE.

HENRY LEACH, proprietor. Avoca, Wisconsin.
Teams and drivers furnished 10 any part of tne
country. Gooo Livery connected with the House
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-16
HOTELS.
EDEN HOTEL.

Avoca, Madison ana Prairie dl Chen roads,
Bden. Iowa CO., Wis. MIKE Schultz, Prop.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-16
FAkMER.S HOTEI.

a. MoCErcHtN. proprietor, Opposite the depot,
Arena, Wis Gnoa Stables aud Cattle Yards
attached to the premises.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-03

friend of Senator Barnum. Duke
Gwyn, of California, bases his
claims on his high moral char
acter. According to the Tri-
bane, our youthful friend, Eb.
James, of Chattanooga, wants it and
we trust he stands a good chance,
for most of the applicants named
above are about ready to die with
old age. Three of them are over
sixty years of age, and two we're
in public life fifty years ago.
The candidates for Sergeant-at-
Arms will number no less than a
hundred, and for the subordinate
places more. When the next Con-
gress meets, Washington will swarm
with Democratic office. seekers.
The hotels and cheaper boarding
houses will be crowded from cellar
to garnet. Moon-shine whisky will
be in great demand, and if the au-
thorities will adopt the Moffett bell
punch system it will yield revenue
sufficient to pay the pay the current
expenses of the city government.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-03
#" SELF GOVERNMENTS

The politicians in the South, of
the Democratic persuasion, lay
great stress on the right Of "self
government" oil Of which is very
well meant. But "self govern
ment doesn't imply that large
bodies of armed Democrats wearing
red shirts and armed to the teeth
with revolycrs, shot-guns and bowie
knives are to visit Republican
meetings to iutimidate speakers and
drive off every one, white or black,
who expresses sentiments favorable
to Republican candidates. 1t
doesn't mean that dishonest, I'M
principled and inscriptions Demo
Gratis are to have access to the
polls and be provided with
facilities for stufTing the ballOt-bOx
with tissue paper ballots. 1t does
not mean that open fraud is to be
practiced to render certain the sue
cess of the Democratic ticket. 1t
does not mean the arrest and i'm
prisonment of United States Super
yisors for doing their simple and
sworn duty on election day. 1t does
not mean the virtual disfranchise-
ment of thousands Of men for no
other reason than that they do not
desire to vote for Democrats for
Office.
None of these things mean self
government. Self-goYernment is
Republican Government, in
which every man, white or black,
rich or poor, exercises freedom of
thought, freedom of speech and
freedom of action. Where any of
these are abridged or in any way
interfered with, it is government
controlled by a faction and not by
all the people.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-03
Another Valuable Hint

Few, if any, proprietary medl-
cines in America have conferred so
great a boon on society as 4" DR.. G.
McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills, "
hence limitations are being sub
mitted for extra profit by many
druggists. But as the Dr.'s name
is spelt Lane, and the directions
wrapped inside are printed on wa
ter marked paper, while the Pills
are of darkish hue-otherwise you
will be duped with trash.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-03
ANOTHER SCRAMBLE AMONG
THE FAITHFUL.

After the 4th Of next March the
Democrats Will have a majority in
the United States Senate, and of
course all Republican officers of
that body, from Secretary and Ser
geant-at-Arms down to the smallest
Page, or the colored Janitor who
scrubs the floor, will be turned out
and Democrats put in their places,
At present, the paths of the ten
thousand Democratic office seekers
converge in that direction. Every
State, county, town, village and
hamlet will contribute to the i'm
mense throng of the faithful who
are willing to sacrifice themselves
on the altar of their country by &C
cepting one of the offices within the
gift of the Senate. Already there
are score or two of candi-
dates for the Secretaryship, every
one of whom is armed with
some convincing reason why he
should be accepted. The Chicago
Tribune enumerates a few of them.
Ex-senator Dennis, of Maryland,
bases his claim on the fact that he
is out of Office, with a poor chance
of getting in again by any other
means. Congressman Waddell, of
North Carolina, wants it because he
was defeated forre-election. Another
North Carolinian wants it because
he has been an unsuccessful candi-
date for the Clerkship of the House
once or twice. One man wants it
because he was editor of a now de-
funct Democratic organ thirty years
ago. Another claims it on the
ground that he is an Irishman and
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-03
9ailgGhronitle
City 9ireftpry.
KSIaHFs o. HoNOR.

- ELiEF LODGE. 40 los. x. of H.-Meeis
4 fast aud tliTl Thursday nights Of each
ST reefs,
-. ". eft v.,a L D: Smile George. Reuortsr
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-03

> aATt. 1,5n &ANDEGE. 20. l, United
- 'r.ser Ji sue -&OG CT Gross meet E-yeTy Iues-
day a,Ea- d. omTer4ays Hall. y. Il. Weaver,
.. -. 81 Brown. - ~ r.
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Send money by draft, postoffice
money orders, or by registered let
ter. Address
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Knoxville, Tenn.