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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-27

THAT Gov. Garcelon, of Maine,
is representative of revolutionary
Democracy will no longer be denied.
After counting out, in the most uns
scrupulous and outrageous manner,
Republicans elected to the Legisla-
ture, and counting Democrats in
their seats without the show Of
authority for the villainous act, it
now appears that he is
getting ready to enforce the
fraud with arms. He has
given orders for the removal
of the arms in the arsenal at Ban>
gor and is taking them to Augusta,
the Capital of the State. Acting
upon the example furnished BY his
illustrious prototype, John B.
Floyd, of Virginia, he proposes to
take the arms belonging to the
State, from the place designated for
their safe keeping, and to put them
in the hands of his minions to shoot
down any man who dares to dis
pute his authority as the great
American usurper.
We have the fullest confidence
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-27

in the prudence, patriotism, courage
and discretion of the Maine Repub>
lican5. We believe that they are
amply able to take care of them~
selves, and that they will commit
no foolish or rash act. They know
their rights, and they dare main
tain them in a lawful manner, and
while the Democracy is showing its
hand, and going to ruin with graft
flying rapidity, the Republicans will
come out stronger than ever before.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-27

THERE is 3 vacancy in the Cover.
no1ship of Utah Territory. Gov. G.
w. Emery's time having expired. Ii
is believed he will not be reappointed,
on account of his Partially for the
Mormons. General Charles Ewing, 8
brother of Congressman Ewing, and
Hon. n. G. Ordway, late Sergeant-at.
Arms Of the House of Representa-
tiyes, are applicants for the place.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-27

Gov. Marks scheme for second
extra session of the Legislature fell
flat and failed to harmonic the party.
The Governor, in his great two-horse
act of 1873, was something of har-
monizer, but he has lost his grip now.
He finds that his unmeaning, glitter
ing generslities are no longer satisfac-
foru
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-27
Tim Dancorat;o no

The Democratic party in Tennessee
ia divided, and the question now is,
which is the dog and which is the
tail. When this is decided. it sill pro-
coed to wag.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-27

We regret to hear of the continued
serious illness of Congressman Atkins,
OF this State. He is confined to his
room in Washington, and his physi.
clan fears he will not be able for duty
during the present session.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-27
Sherif's Land Sale.

Thomas w. Humes VS.. D. R. McAnally.
ON SATURDAY, THE BIRD DAY OF JANU-
" airy. 1880, at the court house door in Knox .
vile. Tennessee. by virtue of an execution IN hs
hands. issued from the Chancery Court IN ID, LII II
the right. title. claim. interest and demand thss
the defendant, d. r. McAnally, has in and 20 tnS
following. described lot of land Situsted an
Tennessee adjoining the lands of Samuel DAVIS,
g. r. Brandeau, j. L. Moses and others. contsing
Ing nine acres less being the lot o. is The
Chancery Court at Knoxviile. Tennessee. D. X;
McAnally against ]. Il. Crockett and connrHt;;u IN
and title vested in him by decree Of sain eSuf and
said cause on the 7th day of Octobsr' tSs;j sale
will be made to satisfy judgment In inc "''
case This December the lst. 1879; n char;ff
decod1tawSt G. B. GOSSEII' y. oHe--
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ID ID - 3
THE KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE

for 1880.
During the coming Presidential
year, the DAILY CHRONICLE will
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discussions of all political issues
involved, and will, at the same
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on all the important events of the
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and legitimate to promote the sue
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EPILEPSY. FITS,

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1880.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16
Death of Henry c. Carey.

MS LONG LIFE ENDED MONDAY soRSISo-
SKETCH or ms CAREER.
The venerable Henry G. Carey died
at his residence, No. ll02 Walnut street
Philadelphia, at half past twelve o. clock
on Monday morning. lie had been in
feeble condition for some time. owing
to his advanced age, but doing the past
week was in q cheerful mood. lie at
tended the banquet given by the Hiber.
nian society in honor of the Irish crick.
eters on Saturday, the 18th inst, and on
the Monday following was present at
lunch given by Judge Kelley to John
Henry Puleston, Esq, NJ. p.
The deceased was the son of Mathew
Carey. and was born in PHILADELPHIA
December 10, 1893. lie received a lib.
eral education, and at the age of q he
went into partnership with bis father in
the bookmaking business. Mr.. Carey
Is known oil over the world A. : writer
upon political economy and as an advo.
cate OF extreme protectioList opinions.
His first literary effort that attracted
much attention was an essay published
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16

in 1880, entitled the Crates Of Wages"
which was 80 successful that it was
afterward enlarged into "Principles Of
Political Economy" Following this in
1888, Mr.. Carey published "The CredN
System OF France, Great Britain and the
United States" a work OF the most
profound erudition, and in Is4s, "The
Past. Present and Future" production
marked by great vigor and rare origin.
ality of thought. In 1853 appeared
"The Slave Trade" Letters on the
international Copyright" and in 1853
the first and second volumes of hi.
Principles Of Social Science" lie was
also the author of several other works of
almost equal note. At one time he was
a member Of the old Wing party and
later of the Republican party, and dur.
Jug the war was prominently identified
with the Union League.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16
The Terrible Massacre at the White
River Agency.

On entering the agency scene OF
quiet desolation presented itself All
the buildings except one were burned
to the ground and not living thing
was in sight except the command. The
Indians had taken everything except
the -four and decamped. The women
and children wtrs missing and nothing
whatever could be found TO indicate
what had become of them. They have
either been murdered or buried or else
taken away as hostages. Their dread.
full and unmentionable fate calls forth
most profound sympathy. The dead
body Of Father Meeker was found
about 100 yards from his house, lying
on bis back, shot through the head.
The left side of his head had been
smashed in with some blunt instru.
ment, piece of barrel stave driven
into his mouth and one OF his hands
and arms badly bruised. The dead
body Of w. II. Post, Father Meeker' $
assistant, was found between the build.
ing and the river, bullet hole through
his left ear aud one under the ear. lie
as we'll as Father Meeker was stripped
entirely naked. Another employe
named Eaton was found dead. lie
was stripped naked and had a bundle
of paper bags in his arms. His face
was badly eaten by wolves. There was
bullet hole in his left breast. Frank
Dresser, brother Of the man found in
the coal mine, was found badly burned.
lie had, without doubt, been killed in.
stantly as the bullet had passed through
his heart. The bodies Of Eaton, Thomp-
son, Price, Eskridge and all other EN-.
ployes not before named were also
found. Eskridge was found two miles
from the site of the agency naked and
with bullet hole through his head.
In the position occupied by the Indians
during Thornburg's battle, in a breast.
work made Of stone, was found the dead
body OF an unknown white ma1 dress.
ed in buckskin. lie was sitting on his
knees and had his gun in position TO
fire. He was shot through the fore.
head. From this 1t appears that the
Indians are not alone IN their hellish
NO X.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16
The Pever's work Last Week.

MgArnIs, October 1.-THE weekly
medical summary shows that II cases OF
yellow fever have been reported
whites, 20; colored, 81 under 5 years
of age, / l.. Total number of cases re.
ported to date, ,42l. Total deaths from
yellow fever for the week, - whites,
Is; colored. o Chinese, /. Total deaths
from yellow fever within the corporate
limits to date, 425. Twelve new cases
were reported TO the Board of Health
to-day, four Of which were colored.
Eleven deaths were reported. The
donations received by the Howard's TO.
day foot up s5l.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16

DENVER, Col, October l3.-The FOL
lowing dispatch was received by hov.
Pltkin at $40 4. N. yesterday:
LAKE CRY, Col, Oct. 10.
TO Governor Pitkin q!
The following trustworthy news has
been received from Los Pinos agency
Sapayaneiro, one of the most reliable
sub chiefs, who was sent by Ouray to
,e White River agency after the news
of the fight had been received by him.
returned from Milk River yesterday at
II o'clock. lie reports that he saw the
white men and children Mt the White
River agency in charge of Chief Doug
lass; also, one OF the employees, who
was present when the Indians made the
attack upon the agency. This man
killed one Indian and wounded anoth.
or. Sapavaneiro thinks three or more
employees are also alive, as their tracks
were seen around the adjoining build.
ings, and they may flee TO the woods.
Father Meeker was killed. The report
as given in the papers that SapGvaneiro
and Shavano took part in the fight is
untrue; and it is also not sure that
Chief Douglass led the White River
Utes. Ouray thinks that Jack, a White
River Ute, commanded the Indians in
the charge on Thornburgh's command.
Signed "LISpES."
THE WOMEN AND CHILDREN sAFE.
Los PISos lNDIAS AGENCY, Colorado,
October 9.-Employe Brady, who went
to White River with the Indian escort
under Chief Sapavanciro, has returned.
The Indians obcycd Chief Ourays order
mentioned few days ago. As soon as
it was communicated they ceased fight
ing and moved oil No further trouble
is anticipated unless the soldiers ad
vance. Chief Douglass sends word to
Ouray that tho women and children,
the money and papers of the agency,
will be sent here when it is safe to do
so. Ourny does not believe all the esl.
ployes are killed. lie endorses the
agents dispatch TO Washington for
peace commission to investigate the
trouble, and let the blame rest whcrc il
belongs. a runner Is just in from the
southern Ute camp with letter from
the agent. \ council has been held.
and the Utes will abide by Ouray's or.
dcrs. They want peace, and will have
nothing TO do with the White River
trouble. and request Ouray to inform
the White River Utes OF their decision.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16

THERE never was such really good,
substantial, satisfactOry, and rapid-selling
hrst-class Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
offered 70 low aS the "NEw FAMILY gnUT-
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mAnship and finish, surpAsses all others in
ib work and fulfls all The requirement. Of
every family as helper. Thoroughly
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will do every description Of work-Ane or
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eyer did, or can do equally as rapid, cor
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Sent G. o. ID. anywhere with privilege Of
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16
NOTICE.
PENNSYLVANIA,

y fsHaAl CENTRE COUNTY. @s
WA d nufchhsta. clssk u ths ogIAsans' caaft
said countt b. hereby certify that ss ofzas Court
held 81 Hellnfauts fhe 25th ay II August A. n 1878,
befsre the Hcparat4s the ludgss 81 said usuft, GA
fHotica Rule rFaafva utun zzesb HeiIHT, Catha
faue lIoltes Michael Fletcher, Benff rleteheF uen
- Hotter Aaeialeua Hsltef. sseeh pietclet, hAlseF
wegef AHuis Melef. RaIfh seheasA, Mary 4 Sehenek,
William Fuy and Cafhafine fuy the heifs ard legal
representative ~ HENRY FLkFCIis.I, aea-asea 10
sSssne iutp Oeuft on ths FOURTH MONDAY uf Mo-
NEAHEB kkNT. e. seesIf ~ Fsfass - afrefFs - The
xAluslian f % shgw eause uhy the real etats % saa
arrcas shuuld net le soid sane Betioa - given
IN inquIzatsen.
IN tusilHsnay whsrsef have hsssunto se4 my hasa
Ard alxea the seal uf The said Court at nniiefnnie
the 1oth dsy e August A. y. lsze.
wM nVRCHFIELn
aegYtuanksF, A. y. isTa coo.
ssAw ATTEST 1oHs SrkxaiKn, sl,cria.
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Of column, aud any less space is rated full inch
Foreign advertisements must br paid Tor before In
scrtioR except yearly contracts, when half yearly
payments IA advance will he required.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

pY virtue OF a writ Of Venditioni
i , E1paHas isfurl cat 4 the Court = CaIHInaH
Floss e 'eHtfr cuuuiY and o. directed there will
be ctva'ei ai pulle sale iH AAEuusburg. 90
Thursday, October 81, A. d. 1870,
at O'Clock 2 the following described real e.ia'o
= ibc attendant. o. vit
All that certain lot or piece Of ground
situate IN the ullaEe ~ AArausitsrE Cautre county,
IA, bounded snd described faI}owsi ot the bu,th
- tufuptr thn Wssf ~ ast and lands q Roth
co TIE s0Hih ~ lauAs q u Miugls ana the esst
~ lands e J wrty-aautainiuF tvo acres more or
lass. thereon erected two4tary frame bousa sailc
and other cot buildings Scigad taken tn execution
Aud - be so}1 The property q Adam wtuLie
biloxi s4-2i' JOHN spANGLEK sb-rsH
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16

pntt.rrlIHia ncinl.

FHIltnftFHfa, N1fnIlef u ItIA.
rLOuR~-ts IN fair demand and hsld very armis.
Sales q l 90 barrels. including Minne@otA extra
family, s8s0af, Pennsylvania D.. DO ri ssb0a7:
western De. 10. f6sh15, and patent and ether high
grades at g .shds.sa
WfiEAT--Is IN moderate request and higher,
Sales Of 900 husheis including rejected II 81 Ava
i96. red and Ambef, s55MI.Al. and No. 2 rcd els-
vatot ss siaa. AZ the epen toard artt call, there
Aefn no ITanaafi ilnns
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16

As TINS is the season when colds arc
most likely to be taken, word Of advice
to our readers would be- in ecason: First,
then, keep your feet dry wear flannel no1t
your Fkih do not 81 or stand IN draughts
Of air, and upon the fret symptom Of a
cold or cough call al Green'- Drug slorc,
in Bush House Block, and procure q bottle
Of biz Compound Syrup of Tar. Honey
and Bloodroo,," which will give YOU
almost instant relief II Is a yleasari and
Woc'nai preparation, containing the virtues
oi Tar combined wiih some of the best
rrpcSt"raHs and anOdvnss, allAyiug all
those dutrrsslug symptoms which IL not
promptly arrested will too frequently re-
suit in that fatal disease. Cousgmrtjou.
Price, 90 cent. bottle, or Fix FOR $3.50.
2l-row
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16
Auditors Notice.

y The Orphans Court OF Centre
i oguaty. estate q EZRA . BK1sBIN. 8se-d
The uudsfttEuod auditar. APPOINTED ~ said Court
f. report f - DE Hsus entitled g. d. paid uui e
tho fund raisf nv tho sale under soediuFe in tatt.
h"u = the T"e estate late q Htid dsui aud also
report sfsaale q distribution HHBaHc the he4fs ard
legal representative of sad 0eordsui vii attend g.
the duues = bic appointment ~ he ofics ia Belle
feuif, Pa. 90 THI ksnAl. The eth dhy 81 Naventsf,
1873, At 10 O'Clock A NJ wbon Aud uhere aIl parties
iB'efesisd sl Tl"Ass attend De dearfed fom
ing Ia said fond
E2=JW WIIUIH EEEnTR Auaitaf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-16

IHE DEATH-EATg OF--Our country is
getting 70 be fearfully alarming, the aver
age Of life being lessened every year, with
out any reasonable cause, death resulting
generally from the most iusignifcAnt ori-
gin. At this season Of the year especially.
II cold IL such u common thing that In the
hurry Of every day life We are apt to over
look the dangers attending II and often
find too late, that Fever or Lung trouble
has already ret in. Thousands lnse their
llYes In this way every winter, while had
Boschec's German Syrup been taken. cure
would have resulted, and a large bin from
"A Doctor been avoided. For all disease Of
The Throat and Lungs, Foschee's Geruan
Syrup has proven itsclf 10 be the greAte,t
discovery of IL kind IN medicine. Every
Druggist in this country will tell you Of
ib wonderful effect. Oycr 9JG. 900 bottles
-old lRat year without a single failure
known. Sold by 7. Porn, GREEN.
"ho!esaie and retail 2D-cOw-ly
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NcT Advertisements.
Examination of Teachers.

1 Special Examination Of Teachers
: uill DEL heli O.; fbs SUPPLEMENTARY unlrf boo
Bsllof1uis "a FRIDAY. octebsr o. lg-g hsIsr ~ ~
2 " ArTiirauu inset recommended it %
least three dif"cof - the di,ti 81 vElch thsr -.
I'oei o. isaeh. 'E22il ~ My w Go EupL
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