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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The first secu,
lar days in May and November be
ing the days on which the Bank Of
England makes up its balances are
observed as holidays in the bank,
and on the stock exchange. To-
day, consequently, those institu~
tions are closed.
A Lloyd's telegram from Graves.
end, October 31st, says the steamer
Kron Prinz from Shields, had a col
lision last Wednesday night with
the National Line steamer Greece,
outward bound from London, for
New York, and which was lying at
anchor; the Greece sustained no
damage other than the loss of an
anchor and chain.
Messrs. Rothschild will next
week offer for public subscription
G8,500.000 of 5 per cent. Egyptian
bonds at from 70 to Is per cent.
The British and French Govern
ment's guarantee the appointment
Of u Commissioner to see that the
revenues derived from the Knedive's s
surrendered estates devoted to the
payment of interest on and to pro-
vide q sinking fund for this loan
until its extinction.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 1.-The
steamer Helvetia, which, while on
her way from Liverpool, ran into
and sank the revenue cutter Wansey
off Tuscor light, involving the loss
of seventeen of the latter's crew.
The steamer sustained no injury
and has proceeded hence for
New York.
GLASGOW, Nov. There are ru-
mors of impending business failures
again rife. The stoppage is an
nounced of John Leckie & Co.,
saddlers of Glasgow and London
with Marks at Walsal.
The Sheriff yesterday refused
for bail in the cases of
the Directors of the City of Glas-
Cow Bank. An appeal from the
Sheriff decision will be carried
before the Lerd Advocate, and if
refused there will be carried to the
high Court of Justiciary at Edin~
burgh.
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Sale Extraordinary.
From the Albany journal.


For saIe-The undersigned being
compelled by circumstances not un-
der his own control to retire from
the business of politics, offers for
sale the following:
100000 copies Of the Cam
paign Life of Tilden." Would make
good lining for trunks, and will be
sold at prices to defy competition.
A large and carefully selected
assortment of wires suitable for
pulling.
100000 pounds of real soft
wool, just the thing to pull over the
masses eyes.
A complete livery of reform.
This livery is rather the worse for
wear, and can be had at a bargain if
applied for soon.
An experienced and thoroughly
broken nincompoop, answers to she
name of "Nevy." The animal will
bear watching, but would prove
useful to the right sort of person.
1000 gallons Of crocodile tears.
These tears have been decanted
into shampain bottles.
2,9876478682998O42 8~4 pounds
of unalloyed brass.
Job lot of cipher dispatches.
The above will be sold in lots to
suit purchaser. The best of reasons
for selling. Address s. J. T.,
Gramercy square.
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FRANCE.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The result of
last Fridays elections for municipal
delegates in seventeen thousand
communes of France, as far as
known, leave no doubt of the issue
of the Senatorial contests in Janu-
airy next. The returns are not
complete, but those received go to
show that eleven departments now
represented by twenty-seven Con-
servative Senators, have been won
by Republicans, namely: Herault,
lille ct Vilaire, Indre ct Loire, Lot,
Lot ct Garonne, Mauche, Marne,
Mayenne, Meuse, Nord and Puy de
Dome, the Republicans having lost
no department. This gain is more
than sufficient to turn the majority
in the Senate. a Republican ma
jority of at least II or Is is con-
fdently expected.
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LOOK OUT FOR 4 SECRET CIR
GULAR,
And All Sorts Of Frauds in the First
District.
BLoUNTYILLE, Oct. 81, 1873.

BLOUNTFILLE, OcG. oI, 1915.
Mr.. EDITOR: A private circular
to be signed by all the dissatisfied
Republicans that can be drummed
up is being carried round for the
purpose of getting signers, and not
to be made public till after Saturday
night, and then to be scattered
broadcast on the eve of the election
for the purpose of injuring Maj.
Pettibone. Put the Republicans
on guard, lest they be deceived
by the sneaking document. 1t was
a failure in this part of the district
about getting signers, and it was
said a certain Democrat at Jones'
boro', would furnish $40 to aid in
scattering the circulars and tickets.
Alf. Taylor and Randolph, Re
publicans before the convention are
Pettibone men now. They are for
the party, but if they do not get
their choice they never desert the
party or refuse to support the
ticket, and Democracy can not
hoodwink them into stabbing their
own party. This secret circular is
ostensibly from Republicans, but it
is the tool of Democracy no doubt
to defeat Maj. Pettibone, and the
effect will be to arouse the whole
party and bring it out, now that
the cunning deception tried has
been found out and exposed. We
have seen the document and write
with it before us. HENRY.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. VA, Nov. 1.-The
convention of nailers held here yes
terday was well attended, with dele
gates present from twenty mills
west of the Alleghanies. The fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted;
Resolved, That we, the nailers in
convention assembled, adopt the
present scale of prices as the stand
ard of making nails in the future,
and we will do no work under any
other management or contract what
ever except in conformity with the
present scale and basis.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The debt
statement issued to-day shows a
decrease of $1,7O8, ,4O2.8O for Octo-
Der. The balances in the Treasury
are as follows: Currency, 81, ILL.,
246; special fund for redemption of
fractional currency, $10,O00,0O0;
special deposit of legal tenders for
the redemption of certificates Of
deposit, $85,84O,OOO; coin, $227,-
666,277, including $35,516,35O in
coin certificates. The total dis
bersements during the month were
$13,253,865, exclusive of payments
on interest or principal of the
public debt.
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MINOR DISPATCHES

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The police
have interdicted the sale of the So
cialistic works of LaSalle.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-"Old Trim
ity" seldom has been so crowded as
it was to-day on the occasion of
All Saints Day services. The Cos
pei was recited by Dean Stanley.
Boston, Nov. 1.-Lemuel Brad
ford was nominated for Congress
by the Greenbackers in the First
District. He declines to run, and
recommends his constituents to sup
port Crapo, the present incumbent.
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INDICATIONS: For the Middle At
lEntic States, warmer clear weather,
southwesterly winds, and stationary
or lower pressure, For the South At
lantic ard East Gulf States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, cold northerly
winds becoming warmer and variable,
and stationary or falling barometer.
For the West Gulf States, warmer
clear or partly cloudy weather, varia-
BILE winds shifting to southerly, and
stationary or lower pressure. For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer clear or partly cloudy weather,
southwesterly winds and falling bar
OmeteT,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI,O Oct. 31.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull and dropping;
red and white S3a87c. Corn steady
Pork, jobbing, 81 50a7.75. Lard in
good demand, current make, S5.85a
$50; kettle, $6 50a7.O0. Bulk meats
dull and shade lower; shoulders, Be;
clear rib, $4 05s4.10; clear sides, S4. 3Oa
440 asked. Bacon inactive and
lower; shou de-s. A.; clear rib, 45a5c;
clear sidos, 5!aJ4c. Whisky steady.
Sugar easy; nards, 81 ,1O4c; A white,
98a9&c; New Orleans, 7a9e.
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rAWR ETs RY rELEGRAYss.
sew York ssarh eE.

New YORK, Nov. l.
Money, G47. Exchange, 8l4. Gold,
I00t. Government bonds strong,
new 5's, l04g State bonds quiet.
Cotton firm; sales of 024 bales; up
lands, l6; Orleans, 9 1l-16E
Flour, superfine Western and State,
So 25a3 so; common to good Western
and State, IS. 70a3 so; good to choice do
$3.95a4.50; common to choice patent
Minnesota extra, $590a7 90; Southern
-four steady; common to fair extra,
So S5a4 80. Wheat 1a2c better, with a
fair export and speculative business at
an advance; ungraded spring. S0a90c;
No. do S5aSGc; ungraded red, 97a$l.07,
Corn opened 8s4c higher, and closed
quiet with the advance about lost,
464a374c for ungraded. and 45c for No.
3. Coffee quiet and steady. Sugar
unchanged and fairly active. Molasses
unchanged, with moderate inquiry.
Pork firmer and less active; mess, on
spot, 81 754790; February, So 873.
Cut meat steady; middles unsettlt d
and closing firm; Western long clear,
&c; city do, 55c; short clear, 5sc.
Lard moderately active; prime steam,
Gaze. Whiskey quiet at 81 10.
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Chanoery Court at Jacksboro

NJ. Heck VS. Henry II. Wiley st.al.
PURSUANCE TO AN ORDER MADE IN
/ this cause at the June term 1873 by the Chan
cery Court at Jacksboro Tenn. l will offsr for
sale to the highest bidder in fcont of the Court
uouse in Jacksbor. (within legal urs) on
Thursdsy 2Sth Of November, 1878. two tracts Of
acres ly ing 10 the county of Campbell Tenn. on
the waters of New River aud Coal creek. Tract
No containing 5000 Acres. will f st offer for
sale then tract No 3 estimated to contain l0 0
acres l will then offer to sell the two tracts as
whole adopt the mode of sale that brings
the largest sum in the aggregate. Sal land will
be sold on tine as follows: one half of the pur-
chase money to be paid in twelve months froLs
the day Of sales seven -sxteonths of 1t to be paid
years from date of sale. The purchaser will be
required to give notes with approved security
notes to carry interesttfrOm date ard interest to
be paid annually. A lien will bs retained on the
land for the purchase money until fully paid
= The land viii be fully described on the day of
sac October Il, 1875.
oct23W4t J, S. LINDSAY, G, j NJ,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
Cheering News from the Pestilential
Districts.
Two Deaths and No New Cases in
Chattanooga.
Yellow Jack Fast Fleeing Before
Jack Frost.
Horrible Outrage on a Pennsylvania
School Teacher.
Caleb Cushing Declines Legal HOnOrs
in Massachusetts.
Sale of Socialistic Works Forbidden
in Germany.
YELLOW FEVER.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. l.
Special to the Chronicle.
There have been two deaths since
last report, VIM. Butler and G. W.
Curry, both white.
For the first time 1 have to re-
port no new cases at all.
DR.. E. NJ. Wight has been slight
ly indisposed but is now well and
busily at work.
Yellow Jack is fast fleeing before
Jack Frost.
Ii. NJ. WILTSE.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1.-The weather
is clear and cool. A heavy frost
fell last night. From six o'clock
last night until noon to-day there
have been FIVE interments. Camp
Father Mathew was broken up this
morning. Religious services were
held at st. Bridget's Church and a
TIE Deum was sung as a thanks
giving for the preservation of the
lives of the 400 encamped there.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-The
weather is clear and cool. Eighty
new cases and eight deaths during
the past "a hours.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. l.
Montgomery raises all quarantines,
and freights and travel are now un-
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The German
Government sent three thousand
marks for the relief of German
sufferers by yellow fever in the
United States.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02
Railroad Accident.

The passenger train out from Chat
tanooga yesterday evening was de-
layed about three hours at Cdar!eston,
on account of the break down of the
freight train about two miles this side
of that place. She made up about q
half hour, however, and arrived here
at O'Clock.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02
MASSACHUSETTS.

NEwBERRYPoRT, Nov. 1.-Caleb
Cushing's letter declining the nomi-
nation by the Worcester Demo
cratic Convention for the Attorney
Generalship is published. The let,
ter is dated September 23d, and
states as the reason of his, decision
his advanced age and his not
possessing the qualification OF i've
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02
State contributions SO the Fever


According TO the y sb willie An1eFi-
can, State Treasurer, Marshal /. Polk,
by direction OF Gov. Porter, has paid
out of the State funds as contributions
for the relief OF yellow fever sufferers,
the following sums: Memphis, 81. 1S9.-
S6; Martin, $225.99; Chattanooga
SlS6.25; Brownsville, .sl39 66;lMason's,
$95; Grand Junction, SIT; making
total of 81 S53.76,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02
CHANGERS Court, KR0xvilIe, Tenn
No. 3i77.
J. W. Hall against B. P. Stacy and A. J. John

NO. 5I1I.
e. w. Hall against B, P. Stacy and A. J. John
IN THIS CAUSE THE COMPLAINANT G.
! W. Hall having filed his bill of complaint
upen cath in the Chancery Court at Knoxville
against B. =. stacy and A. J. johnson. charging
among other things that tn said B. p Stacy is
justly indebted to him and is a nonresident of
Tennessee. and having obtaiTed by the order
Criminal Court Ter the Uist-ict of HI OK. an
original attachment against the ts'ate OF aid
r. P. Stacy, returnable to the Sept -ubcr term
1873 Of said court, and the same tGviDg been
levied on the property OF said b. ?. stay, it is
ordered by the Clerk aud Mastes that the said
B ?. tIcy be required to appear before the
Knoxville On the 1st Mordav in December neYt
ard make efeDse to Seid ii or the same wtal
hearing ex partr. his no'ics will Re published
in the KoCxvil'e WRIa =, D CHRONIoLE for four
consecutive weeks. ibis 10th day o! October.
nctlfw4r. ". L PATTERSON, c. Z N.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02

CAPT. NJ. D. BEARDEN's record in
the last Legislature can not and will
not be assalled. He was always in
his place and always right on the
issups
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02

THE Tribune pays a well-merlted
compliment yesterday to our Jones
bOro' correspondent, " Civis." He is
one of the best men in this or any
other State
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02

No good Republican will swap off
one good man through selfish motives
to make votes for some other candi-
date. An effort is being made to
defeat Mr.. Samsel in this way.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02

DURING the last week 81, 900, 900 ar
rived in New York to pay for wheat
and other produce. AS much more
will be received this week. At this
rate resumption of specie payments
becomes an easy matter.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST IKE
ID cuted to me on the goth day of September
1877 by James Coins and wife Mary Goins
which deed of trust is duly registered in the
Register Office of Knoz County Tennussee in
Trdst Deed Book h" Vol first or Page SIS Ie
at the court house door in Knoxville T m at IL
O'Clock a. m on the 9th day of November 1878 sell
to the highest bidder ior cash in hand and in
bar of the equity of REDEEM ption the following
premises described in said deed of trust to wit:
being lot No in what is known as Walker 3
addition to Knoxville fronting and measuring
fifty one (5D feet On Front Street, and running
back one hundred and twenty (120) feet to an
alley, being the ame lot oonvs ycd to said james
Coins by Coliver haker and wife Lucinda Baker
by deed dated Sept % 1876 and registered in
theReeister's Office of Knox county Tenn in book
'.k' Vol at page SOB and noted in note book
i'B'' pp i6, The sale viii be made to satisfy th 3
tedness with interest mentioned in said deed
together with the cost incidenf TO said trust.
This Sept 18th 1878. b. J. CHILDRESS
oct914t Trustee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02

Hon. Z. A. JAMES declines to be
candidate for tue Legislature from
Hamilton county. There ought now
to be no difficulty In electing H. NJ.
Wiltse.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02

years residence, which the Consti-
tuition requires. Otherwise, his
personal friendship for Gen. But
Ter would have induced him to accept
the nomination.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02

Hon. r. BAKER served his con-
stituents faithfully in the last Legeis-
ture aud will do so again.
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e. Am 500 p.rday.ast y..s b home; me Sam an
dress SrINsnK u co.. Portland. Maine.
In the Chancery Court al knsX-
VILE. TENNESSEE.

Martha J. Kidd against NJ. D, Bearden, NJ. A
Walker. j seph FL. Walker ct a.,
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
4 the return of the Sh eriff Of Knox county that
the defendants. Joseph III. Walker and S. q.
Wake are non resi- tents of the State Of en-
not be served upon them, it is therefore ordered
by t o Clerk ana Master that said defendants
appear before the Cha ncery Court at Knoxville
on or before the first Monday of December next
and make defense to the bill filed in this cauee
or the same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing psrte as to them- Il is further
Knoxville Whig and Chronicle for four con-
secutive weeks. This Both day of October. 1915.
true copy test,
oct30w4t NJ L. PATTERSON, g. ~ M,
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Chattanooga is beginning to stir
about and get ready for the municipal
election on the 2lst inst.
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AH FASHION sBLE GAxD@ no two al, Ike
IA with name, lOc 20 Scroll, with name 10c.
po paid, Agents' gents utdt. untdnt lGc.
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A Russian GirPs Revenge.

The recent dismissal by the Emperor
Of Russia of his sanguinary Chief Of
Police rrepott, recalls the wounds he
received last winter from The pistol of
the young girl, Vera Zasoulitcb, who
was triu.npantly acquitted after trial
amid frantic applause III the court. Last
June Trepoff visited the prison for polit.
ical prisoners in St. Petersburg, and in
spected the inmates, who, according to
the rules, walked about the court yard
without speaking to each other. Final
ly, he observed two men j., conversation,
and shouted to the prison director, who
tremblingly followed him: "Why do
these men enjoy an immunity;" "Seig-
neur,' said one Of them, named Bogo-
lieuboff, "we-,' Hold your tongue
was the reply. Director, place this
man in a uungcon,' Bogolioubotf re-
NAMED immovcablc, with his hat upon
his head. Trepof: lifted his stick to
knock it off, but his victim snatched it
from his hand, and threw it away. II
do not take off my hat to tyrants,'' said
he. At this moment two .iailors seized
him, laid him upon bench, took of
his garments, tied him, and administer
ed, by order OF Trepotf and under his
eyes, fifty blows with the knout, which
left the unfortunate man rlutileted, in
animate, and streaming with blood. Six
months atterward young girl called at
Trepoff's office with petition for Bogo-
liouboffs release. "In twenty, years, VI
said Trepoff, with sardonic smile, mo-
tioning his attendant to admit another
visitor. At this mement the girl fired
two balls into his breast, and with fash
ing eyes, held the revolver smoking in
her hand, crying: II am Vera Zasou.
itch, the betrothed Of Bogelioubetf.
whom you would have assassinate,l.
revenge him!''