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The Grant Boom in Chicago.

CHICAGO, November l7.-At IL O'Clock
this morning the Union Veteran Club
escorted General Grant from the Grand
Pacific Hotel to the Exposition build
ing, where about noon the school chill
dren began coming in troops to see him.
He did not attempt to shake hands with
the little ones, as there were many
thousands of them, but contented him
self with occasionally addressing one,
kissing another and accepting the numer-
Gus bouquets that they bore. This af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock he will leave the
Exposition building and witness the
operations of the fire patrol.
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INDEPENDENT CATHOLIC
CHURCH.
Installation of a Bishop

New YORK, November l7.--Rev. J.
V. Mcnamara, formerly Priest OF the
Order known as the Congregation OF the
Mission, was last evening installed as
Bishop of the Independent Catholic
Church. After the installation, the
newly made Bishop delivered an address
in which he said that the Romish faith
is fraud and a sham, and means for
getting money from the poor. The usual
collection was then taken up, and the
congregation was dismissed. Rev. J. J.
Prime, Philip Schaff, Saunderson Rulitf-
sen and other Evangelical clergymen
were on the stage during the evening.
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Customs Officers Suspended.

New YORK, November l7.-Assistant
Appraiser Albert Gilbert was suspend
ed from duty to-day by orders from
Washington. Frederick Snyder, ex-
aminer in the Appraisers department,
was suspended some days ago. APP
praiser butcher says they are not
charged with the same offense, but de-
clines making public the charges pend
ing investigation.
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Murder Confessed.

NEwroEr, H. l., November l7.-Posi-
tive information hss been received here
that a sailor who is now in South Amer
lea, some time ago, while dangerously M
IN Peru. confessed tO the murder Of one
Weaver in this city twenty years ago,
for which crime John Mccarthy Wa
tried, but acquitted on proving an alibi.
lie also acknowledged that he MAS guilty
OF another murder.
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DRY GOODS.
Now YoTk.

NEW YoRK, November l7.-Dry Goods
Cotton goods still in brisk demand aud
prices strong at the late advance. Prints
in steady request AMI Aliens iancics
are advanced 90 ~ cents. Dress goods
and ginghams in far demand. Light
weight clothing woDlcns ia moderate re-
quest. Hosiery and knit underwear ~.
tive and firm. Foreign goods quiet.
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4 Mother Poisous Ser Child.

CINCINNATI, November IA Browns
burg, Ind, special says: The Coroner's S
Jury in the case of a child supposed 10
nave been poisoned by its mother,
brought in the following verdict: min
ME Jones came to her death by means OF
arsenic, administered to her in pie and
bread. Said arsenic was purposely and
wiliully administered by her mother,
Mary Jones' Mrs. Jones was at once
arrested and at a preliminary hearing
remanded to Jail on 4 charge Of murder
in the first degree. She is very weak
and is eating nothing.
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EVERYBODY wonders why 30 many
liver remedies have been started. Tie
extraordinary success Of the genuine
DR.. G. McIane's Celebrated Liver Pills,
prepared by Fleming Bros, OF Pitts
burgh, Pa. explains it. When you
buy, look for their signature on the
wrapper-the markets. ullofimitations
For all complaints Of the liver, such
a. headache, dyspepsia, costiyeness. OF
bilousness, they stand without a rival.
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FRANCE.
Failure Of the Beet Crop

PARIS, November 1.-THE beet crop
is even worse than anticipated, and the
price OF sugar has sensibly risen. Many
OF the refners have come to a stand still,
and nearly all are Likely to terminate
their operations by the end of Decem-
ber. The quality OF the crop is interior
and the quantity deficient.
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ENGLAND.
Preacher Punished for RItualistic Prac-


Preacher Punished for RItualistic Prac-
tices.
LONDON, November 17.-Lord Pen
zance, in the Court of Arches, has or
dered the enforcement of the writ of
prohibition against Rev. Alexander
Mackonchie, for ri.uallstic practices at
st. Adams Church, Halborne. The
writ OF prohibition was issued June
1873, but was stayed, pending appeals.
Rev. Mr.. MackOnochic will be suspend
ed from his ecclesiastical function for
three years from the 23rd instant. Lord
Penzance said he would be willing to
hear any application for a relaxation Of
the sentence, founded on promise to
obey the law.
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How TO Get a Railroad

New NlrtIU,ViIIe DCmOCrat
Let every man along the river from
Wheeling to Parkersburg, take Il firm
stand in favor of building a railroad from
Wheeling 10 Parkersburg. Go to work
in It's favor: subscribe and pay literally;
try to be ahead instead OF behind. Your
neighbor and YOU may depend on hav-
inc failroad in less than two years.
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Not Guilty.

CHICAGO, November l7.-Mrs. Ade-
lade Robert, who for two weeks past
has been on trial for the murder OF
Theodore Weber, was this evening
found not guilty by the jury, since she
wasnsane at the time she killed him, and
they also found that she has not yet re-
covered permanently. She will therefore
be removed TO Elgin Insane Asylum.
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Chandler's Successor.

DETROIT, November lI.-Hon. +. C..
Beaman, recently appointed United
States Senator 10 fll the uueNp.ryi term
OF the late senator Chandler, ha, lie.
chned on account ofill health, and Gov.
Crosswell this afternoon appointed eX-
Governor Henry p Baldwin, OF this
CITY, 10 ill the vacancy.
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The Harmonizing Movement IN New
York

Urea, November l7.--,ipy. Seymour
SAYS he is not aware ui . movement bee
ing on foot o. settle the differences m
the Democratic party oi the State. In
his Judgment, rhe only body ar5itrate
IN such affairs is the State Committee,
who, withOu, doubt, al It's next meeting
will act wisely and jujiriuuSIy, in view
al the facts and results p. the late vlrc-
tlOn.
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Shot nhrnnrh the Mack

CHARLESTON, w. VA, November Is.
John Mcdonald, an employe at lock
No. t, shot Mr.. Guthrie, brother la
borer, through the neck in drunken
alteration to-day. Guthrie will prob
ably not recover.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, November l7.-Cattle
Receipts since last Friday 1868 head
OF through and $50 head OF yard stock
total for the week ending to-day l,S0S
head of through and 3,lOO head of local
stock, against 1868 head OF through and
1917 head OF local stock the week before.
The supply for this weeks sales so far
is very light, but fully equal 10 the de-
mand, with prices little stronger than
last week, which advance, with heavy
run, will be likely to be lost Best - 10
fair to good > 1904 IS; common g 90
as 90.
Hogs-ReceiptS to-day 4,7S5 head; ;
total for the week 1880 head, against
33, $50 head last week. forkers 81 90
al 20; Philadelphias 81 1904 20.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 1000 head;
total for the week $500 head, against
10, 500 last week. Selling at l5G 2jc
higher than last week.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 1.-THE DrOUeTs'
Journal reports hog receipts $1,000 head: 4:
shipments 2,l00 head. Market active
and stronger and &c higher at 3 70(G
3 -; mixed packing 8 70Cd3 90; choice
heavy g 95Cd4 10.
Cattle - Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments 800 head. Market generally more
active and firm; shipping 8 75CG4 30;
butchers in fair supply, good demand
and pens clear; cows 81 60a2 80; bulls
= 00a2 50; stOckers and feeders,
plenty OF buyers at 3 35Cd3 10;
western steady and in fair demand;
through Texans firm at 5lal0c higher.
Sheep-Receipts 6S5 head. 4 few
good at > 25@(G3 50.
New York.
New YORK, November l7.-Beeves-
Receipts yesterday and to-day 1000
head. The market opened with a sharp
demand at an advance Of &c, but the
latest sales were at lc advance from cur
rent rates of last Friday. Light heiiers
and dry cows 6la6lc; poor 10 good steers
ia &c; prime and extra Ola Ole; tops %
Ml0c. Exporters used $50 lat steers at
gGlOc, the latter for % Kentucky
steers. 1850 lbs Shipments for the
week 800 live and 1856 quarters.
Sheep-Receipts for the two days
$500 head. The market was frmer and
about lc higher, with a fair trade at
3 25G4 30 per 100 lbs for sheep, and
- 25G,5 - for lambs. Shipments for
the week !, 80 Carcasses.
Hogs-Receipts for the two days l2,-
500 head Both live and dressed in de-
mand at better prices, the former at
81 00@4 40, and the latter at = O0G
) 80. The sales OF live include one car
load OF OhiOs, 100 lbs, at ~ 81 per 100
lbs, and one car load light Kentucky,
l06 lbs, at 81 %.
Cincinnati.
CINCISSATI, November l7.-Hogs-
Active and a shade higher; common
- 9OcG3 80; light 3 55(d3 so; packing
3 70ld3 90: butchers 3 9O(d4 0j.
Receipts . 800 head; shipments lS7 head
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Ea,al Boiler ErnIoninn-

COLuNBiA, :. C.. November 1.-THE
boiler OF the engine attached 10 the ma
terial train, on the G-eenyilEe and Co.
lumbus railroad, exploded to-day near
BeltOn. aud Instantly killed the rngi.
neer, fireman aud another man.
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His Stocks To Run
Down When Prices Went
Law

WASmNGroS, November IA good
deal OF talk is heard in naval circles
upon the report of Secretary Thompson
where hc claims great credit for the
economical administration of his depart
meut. instead Of using the surp.u, funds
which had accumulated out Of this years
appropriations, amounting 20 million
and a half OF dollars. for the purpose
OF purchasing ship building matrria.
for the various navy wards, as they were
due, al minimum prices, during the past
summer 10 is claImyd tgJJ within the
next ninety DAYS the Secretary will dis
cover his mistake. and that the advan-
ceS of material will necessarily create a
deficiency I'm his estimates that will APP
pear o. the country as eXtravJEJut, and
will be 50 regarded by this Democratic
Congress, whereas the real truth OF the
matter is that 10 will be- entirely the result
of his mistaken economy.
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Death ofA Comedian.

MILLEDGEyILLE, November H.
Samuel Aimes, of Chiilicothe. No. and
comedian OF tie Globe Comedy Com.
pany, was thrown from his carriage anil
instantly killed.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
BRITISH VENGEANCE IN AfGHANlS-
TAN.
FOrty-Nine Persons Hanged for Completely
in the Massacre of the English En-
bassy-FaiInre Of the French
Beet Crop-Mexican News.
AFGHANISTAN.
British Vengeance

CABUL, November l7.-Forty-nine Al
ghans have been hanged for completely
in the massacre OF the British Embassy.
1t is reported that trouble is appre-
hended in the Ghuzin country.
One Of the Khans and his brother are
melting an insurrection III Kohrstan,
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 7 per cent-Goyemments Quiet
and a Shade Weaker-Flour Quiet
Wheat Active and a Shade
Higher-HOgs Higher.
ANCE.
New York

NEW YORK, November l7.-MoNEY-
At 6(d7 per cent. per annum and l-S2
per cent per diem, closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5!G7 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady but higher at
1901; sight exchange on New York 1881.
SILvER-At London 53ld; bar silver
here ll5!; subsidiary silver com l@l
per cent. discount.
GovERNNKSTs-Quiet and and 4 shade
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SCOTLAND.
Thirteen Persons Drowned.

7
GLASGOW, November l7.-Thirteen
persons returning from the fair were
drowned while crossing the Lochindoal
Islav.
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PRODUCE
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, November H. Cotton
Steady at ll.c. Flour-Strong and
higher at g 9OCd69j. Wheat--Demand
fair and market finn; No 2 red fall
at 81 2jldl 2S. Corn-Easier; mixed
shelled 4794Sc; new ear 3S(G,4Oc. Oats
Demand fair and market firm; No. 9
mixed 34G3jc. Rye-Strong; No. 9
S2Cgs3 Barley - Dull; No. 2 fall
9Oc. Pork-Dull at Sll 90. Lard-In
good demand at s. S5CG6 s7l. Bulk
Meats-Dull and nominal; shoulders
3 81; short rib : S7l short clear 81 90.
Bacon-Quiet; shoulders 7Ic. Green
Meats-ln good demand: shoulders 3ic;
sides ste; hams 6l97c. Whisky-De-
mand acsive at 81 90. Butter-Dull; I;
fancy creamery and choice dairy 23l9
25c; prime Central Ohio 20(923c; prime
Western Reserve 23925c. Linseed Oil
Dull al SOC.
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viii Take II Moderately Hereafter.

New YORK, November 1.-THE Busi-
ness Mems Moderation Society has en-
rolled GOvernOr-elect Cornell and Gen
eral Butler among its members.
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MEXICO.
Revolution IN Chihuahua.


CITY OF MEXICO, November l0.-A
local revolution has occurred in Chi
huahua against the State government.
The pronunciados have occupied the
capital and captured the Governor, with
all the State officials. General Trevino,
at the head OF the necessary forces, left
Zacaticas, and is marching on Chihua-
hua % put down the rebellion.
Telegraph Cable.
Congress has approved OF the con-
tract for laying telegraph cable across
the Gulf of Mexico to the United States.
Trouble in Yucatan.
New difficulties have arisen in
Yucatan. The government has APP
parentlv instructed General Palomina
to interfere in the elections of that state
and Governor Ancora Immediately or
ganbRd force of 1900 men
to oppose such Intervention, and occu-
piee the heights Of Meridas. General
Palomina asked for new instructions
from the Federal Government and re-
Inducements, which left Vera Cruz on
the 9Th inst. The local opponents OF
Governor Ancora joined the Federal
troops.
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Pittsburgh

PIrTsBUBGH, November l7.-Petrole-
um-Market active; crude at 81 20s at
Parker's for immediate shipment; re-
fined &c for Philadelphia delivery.
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Toledo

TOLEDO, November L.. - Wheat -
Firmer; No. rel Wabash 81 2gic
cash; seller November - % seller Dr.
ccmbersl 81; seller January u 33l sci.
Ter February 81 36lc, No. , do cash
81 20; No. > amber Illinois 81 80
Corn Steady; high mixed cash IGc,
new 43lc; No. = iilc; new I3c; No. 2
white new i3c; rejected new, 39c dam
aged new BE. Oats -Qnirt: No. 3ic.
Clover Seed-Prime - 20 asked; - -
hid
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New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, November l7.-Sugar
Dull fair 5l@Glc; yellow clarified .
69lc Molasscs Dull, weak and lower.
common 2j62 2Sc; centrifugal 3'Nr@,c;
fair 30Ca33c. Rice-Quict but Grm,
Louisiana ordinary 10 choice Gl@1jc
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FAEsIEsEES.
Whittier is recovering.
Frareis Murphy l. going to S32rs ~s

Whittier is recovering.
Frareis Murphy l. goingte C}i2rs 10
to make temperance speeches.
Don Carlos is writing his life, aud
Alfcn.o SAYS: "He ought 20 THANK
me that Es's 90. one % write
I Gen. Garfield amidst all tneseetAipg
of the political eaidr2n a. Washing
ton has taken time 10 recito q Latin
poem to q litersry society.
SFhe campus # Cortells Uaiv er.il ) is
lighted all night - electric !ights at
the ez pen sesof &C ut au hour. Hard
on the IL dargrsd ua9es, that
MsrklTv inv en'. /, . n r. D. Nit
let's wedding n Pasi=, r. Gently, with
8 0srri age gIft. Of two logs o.. fire W 'od
ted On WHh pink fiNbOfs-' The cost
lest thing he couli fad ia PAiLs,' LIE
said 4-- .e
Phare il an oyster that ernus sound
likes whfns Rnd the BufIzio EGp:eSs
drinks iGat BE- Is goiag 10 be gobbled
ND 10y some disgu=s,d D. uCcLaf, VINO
has lasi his : ice ms.ug the L ate n
Republicans
The so.emn Conviction IL workiag
its way into the Dem cratic UIiud tbat
the party dsciead an extra session foT
tile laudable purpose ui Z ufting q
handsome gilt edge un lis champion
bIun der.-Nea0 York tribune
\ popular ras. or Of an indianapolis
Chutcu recently attended one b llod-
: --.- e
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A Shrek for lh3 Lost Cause.
Okoi0na Southern States.
The Yankees are being driven to


The Yankees are being driven to
the last ditch. One more campaign
and the world will hail the Confed-
eracy as the conqueror. 1t may
become the imperative duty OF
President Davis to accept the
United States Scnatorship, whether
he wants it or not. These Yankees
must be taught a lesson. Down
with the reconstruction laws . Let
the last one Of them be repealed!
Stand back there, We Federal
brigadiers stand. back we say.
The old Confederate boys propose
to run this republic from now on.
Lincoln and bis mob, yclept the
Union army, were traitors; and
their treason must be made odlous.
Mississippi has more power in the
Union Of to-day than Massachu-
sets Three cheers and a Bengal
tiger. Yes, sirs, we repeat il; the
Federal brigadiers must take back
seats ia the work of restoring the
Union. Lincoln hirolings are played
out in this republic Of ours, now
that we have captured the Capitol.
Yankee blue-coats have fallen way
below par in Washington City.
The Confederate gray commands a
premium. Glorious Push on the
column
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the West. It is this that fills the
Southern heart with the gravest
apprehensions. They can look up
on uncultivated farms with some De-
gree Of indifference, 50 long as they
have a piece of fat bacon or a hoe
cake left, but the idea of reducing
the number of Representatives IN
Congress is simply appalling,
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PEOPLES BANK OF KNOXVILLE
AND
STATE DEPOSITORY.
JOS. R. MITCHELL

OFFIcE-OcoEE BANK BUILDING. GAY STEEv~
RNOZyELLE. TENN.
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BISHOP CREEK. INGo Co., CAL.

BIsuop CREEK. INGo Co., CAL,
Sept. 7, 1878.
FLEMING Bros, Pittsburg, Pa.
My Dear Sirs: Enclosed please
find 70 cents, for which send me
some more of your DR.. c. McLane's
Liver Pills, You cant tell how
grateful We are to you for the pills,
they have saved the life of my wife !;
when she commenced taking your
pills eighteen months ago, she was
unable to sit up any time and suf-
fering with terrible pain in right
side, and was for months that she
was unable to turn on theright side,
but now her health has improved
until she can rest on any side. We
know your pills are all they are
recommended for in liver diseases.
Yours truly, S. 7. WHITE.
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The = ..umer1 Wse,H begin with tho frst
Enmber for TzlIt. 81 Zach year with uo
tiDeis men ti0nas, +. will lie Understood that tho
sub CIR Der wish.s 20 commence with he Mum
Der next al or the receipt Of his order.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-09
TnsoIvent Notice.

I IZZIE O. PERSON. ADMINISTRAT5 X
= Of the estate Of Samuel A. Peirson, dec,t,
having duly suggested the insolvency OF the
estate of said Samuel 4. PairsOE, deceased
therefore, l. J. <. j. Levi, Clerk q the G unty
Court CT knx county. Tennessee d. order
Lizzie O. Peirsaa, administering Of Samuel A.
Peirson. decd. to give notice IN the Dai ,
Chronicle and slso at the Court House door IN
Knoxville, Tennessee. fl. all persons. lodi g
claims against the cstate Of said deceased to 60
forward and file them With nc Is clerk aforesaid,
for pro distribation on or etofe the is. day
of Sep .embcr, 1873
J. f. J. I.EWL Is, Clerk.
PURSUANT 10 TIE ABOVE ORDER FROM
! the ClsIk Of th1 County C0uFsr ali persons
having claims naaiust the estate e5 Sa ane !
/. Peirsor, decd, are hereby no ifed II Il 9
them with the Clerk Of tbs County Court OF
Knox county, on or before the IS. day Of SER
temb-r 1873 so th t pro "a distribution ct Ghe
fapGs uay b made, All p5fS Us OWING saId d,
cease3 wis st cnce come fJrWari ard y up aE d
save cost. LIZZIE o. FAIB.. ~, Aam,z.
Log n & Luckey, GcunEeis Ter the estate
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ChpGylGy n Month ard expenses guarantee 6.
D & Agents. Outfit free. SHAW & Co. hu
gust5, MAINE.