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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24


Seminal emission il the consequence OF sen,
.b-,se THIS solitary vice, or depTzsea teAus'
1m5-Jr.rre ts prsrticed by the youth o. BON
a@res Il "a .luest unlimited extent. prodncihs
- ,,ae,,fng certainty the following train o.
.In-Ssd sv-u.,tous unless combated BY scisntta.
1900 ,eessures. viz: Sailow eouniesknee.
1.rt .ra.s uud.r the eyes. pain in the hean,
Irgtrg In TIE ears, poise like the rustlinG o.
is-ves or ra.tli.g q ehsriofs, ut@asireAs aucni
ne ioir.. weakness Of the limbs. eeninkec
~isssn. bluuted intellect, loss OF ecHhashSr'
dtqs6ence in approach3pg s~trangers,s disiiks to
forn nav acauaintsuses, q ciSgcslloh 70 sh1n
soeIsty. loss Of memory. pirlpies sna shr'ons
s,urtious A,cut the face. hectic huSGeA. fHrreo
tss,yue. fetid breath, coughs, eoisHnlt.gn
rf-tt sxssts. ~nicn0msaia, and frequently ID.
-s5s,v III u.E.f BE rot obtained. yoa should
eurly Immediately, either In person OF ny ~,
To- md have = cure Effected by his new Hns
s-ieuffTe mo6e Of treating this disease. ~hleD
never fails q eaeciirgs quick and radiealcars
Cured at Home.
Persons at > disssnce may Be Guild Al
EOSTE. by addressing q letter q Ok. cibb4Ni
Stating ease sy1.ptons. length 81 iire te az
ease has continued. sBd have medicine Pfoillt
" forwarded. free from d2tntae sna enripsatl
T. zuv part Of the country. With fun sad ptAtn
directions for uSe-
Dv ipcIo~iur Ten DoIisTs oein n g rsgissfrfd
letter through the PostuH4cs, or through Ht4.s
Fsrno 4 CO.. YSeksge Of nne.ictEs viii %
forwarded to any part 81 The tniop,
Persons writing 20 the Doctor VIII ftsase
stat. TIE nssas q the paper they see thS adj
ve~ztfssment in
IN comrranisations strictly confidential.
kddress DIR. J. +. GIABON.
Box 1857. ssn Francisco SisforaiH.
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Assessment Notice.

4 DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATE nj plss
n COMPANY. LocgtiOn Of rr'nsif iocs.
Of business. ssn Francisco. csi,i e.st COUNT,
tion Of v-orhs. Eureka District I"' /.
State Of Nevada. meeting o.
the Bos I'd Of Directors. held on ,ns ~ ten lol
Mss. A. ID. 1873. an asstsshlep The CAPT
cents per share was levied apJhIi immsdi'
tai stock Of the Corporation, pssn 10 the see'
rstsy y :, The eiace Of the oemps liseo al 81.
No. 4. 4oi cslifcrnia street. San fr' :.
~ifornia. ..s.ssment snsa
Any stock upon which this ASST n July. 1871.
remsin unpaid en- the Isl usscd for sale /"
public auction and unless pss psy The 10
before. will be sold on y Siis,inauent .
dsy 81 July. 1879. TO pay the ~ s~d,ertisini
seSsment. together with costs
and expense If ssle. -..,ors.
Rv order of the Board II nirsr. secretary.
mya5 ID. A. JIc
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DILLH A DS, IA. ssx1Isslo~
ID and Cards, printed at"
ut reduced prices
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District Court Summons.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE SIXTH
l Judicial Distract. IN and fur NHreAa cossliy.
STATE q Neysas- The State II Nevada SENDS
greeting te SING SING Lone.
You sre herehy required Ia snpear TN an
seton eosninencsd against you as a.fsnsnnt.
by Tsif r. N6. So plaintiff. in the District
Court q the Sixth Judicial District. in and fer
the County Of 1n:eks. stste - Nevada. 81 the
tewn u Eureka. and answer the eemylRsnt
therrin- which is or Gle with the clssk Of said
Court, within ten days after the seryiee en- yuH
81 this summons ienrinssve Il Tie oRy az ser
vice.. II served in ssid county. or twenty dsss
II served cut 81 said county. Tut within this
district, and IN al otaeF csess forty dsys. or
Judgment ~ aefaulf viii be taken egxins; you.
sescreins TO the prayer Of sid complaint.
The said action Is brought 10 Tteoyrr iasr-
Hsea. seaiEss ysu, The said def ndeHt. fcr tie
sum az S7l6 CO. IS follows. T. wit. Tie sum Of
sA5 90 fer MONEY lent yeu ~ plaintiff. 81 your
special instsDce and request. bstween January
lsi 1872, and April 2sih, 1873: the further sutu
Of so for money len. you by che An Nov. on
OF about the 18th ~ February. 1879. At your iu-
etsnee and request: the farther suIa Of sia9
raid, laid oct and expended tor You hy one
Vuurg sing. ct yCnr special iusfsEce ard re-
quest; the firth rmore snIn Of Sos. promised
~ tic paid by Won to one Men Fung. for the N nj
Of a certSin house IN the town cf urets. in
said coants. ard fer board furnished you by
said Men onG-all between the LIST day ~ Jan
usry. A. p. 1878, Snd the asth day Of April.
la4s: and for the further sum Of $50. lent To
Soa oS enc Al feiug. at your special instance
Hnd request. tstw cen tbs LIST day If January,
lsIa, end the 18Th day o. April, 1879: al of
Nhieh sstd 'our last mentioned claims we're.
before ne mnensenhsnt Of this SUIT, duls
assigned 10 tt.s risiniif. who is now the legal
owner thereof.
And ynu are hereby notified, that II yeu fail
- sppesr aud answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plairtn will take
Judgment against you by deianlt fer the said
sum Of s7ls sforessid, and costs Of suit.
~ In TESTIMONY MHEERoF. I, =. II.
(SrAIA Dodge. have hefeun;o set my
TX hand and sfaSed tie seal Of said
Court this 2sth day Of April,
A. ID. 1879.
+. r DODGE,
Clerk District conrt. sixth Judicial District.
Eureka comfy, Nevada.
Attest: A true copy.
MATTHEW KYLE. Sheriff.
BY las F. Mason. Deputy sheriff.
DAY. L. BABY. Attorney fer Plaintia.
SafrE1
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Dissolution

rrHr copARTNsRsHIP HERnhaso q Pssd :
isting. under he frm n mntusl cops'srs.
Co, is this day dissolved by wjthdrssint,
Jas. c. Dean snd A b. Hsrvey, ,sIness uDo%a
Prank peed will continue tnss ~ al The y Y
the firm name Of Frsnk IeeuN cticps md I"
stand, who win make all FRANK Ply
outstanding bills JAS. g pnry aSYi
A. !. HAhsIp
Eureka, Nevada. May ~ io"' -
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Or, SPlENEY & CO.


n,Er4T ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Diseases.
YOUNG MEM
who nay be suffering frgns the eaeetsof yos.h
fuI foilles or iudiseretsons Viii Do well 70 sysAl
themselves Of this. THE greatest booB ever iaad
at the feet Of suffering humanity. Dr. SPIN
rev viii guarantee 70 forfeit fTe huunrea dol
lars foF every case q wesbuesE or private ais-
ease a say kin or character which be Under
takes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-aGED MEN.
There sre mary a; the age q thirty TO sixiE
who arc troubled with too frequent tyseusfi9n
Of she hisdder. often sercmE a1i*d ~ ssushi
snArtius OF burning sfassiion. and S~esEfn-
ing Of fhf system IN { n.snner the patient csn.
pot sceouat fer. On examining the Erinars
deposits a rGVy sediment viii often b found
and sometimes sEasii particles 81 Elhns1En NH
swear. or .he eossr wI4 Ae 81 q fhfn miikish
hns. sszia chsngsns 10 = dzrk sEd torpid al
pezrsnfe. There sre rzuy mea who die Of
this diEruitv, ignorant nf the cHrse, Hltrh =
:le seeastE strge q rensiusl weakness Or. 6.
wIlI guarantee e perfecteSre "A al such cases,
and a healthy res; ara;lcn Of tie geE~ttpursnArg
grgxrs-
o.ee gou-s-Ia ta 4 snA 8 to 2 sundsys
frosu 10 to II ~. Consultation free. Thor
ouSh examination snc sdsice.ss.
Call g. address DR. sfINAF & co.
Ne II EesfHy ST.. San Frsneiseo.
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
Now Remedies! New Remedies!
mn GTpgOX's DIsPENSAEf,

NO. c23 KEAkSY
n street. corner 81
Commercial, 5 a u
Francisco California
Private entrance on
Commercial street
Established Ia IeSs,
for the treatment Of
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases sueb a. Con
orrboa. Gleef, strict.
nre, Syphilis IN al
its foru.s. seminal
weakness, ~IInrotepcy
.rfr.. etc. rsIh Ss~-
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esses Of years stsHdlbs, W.
49, srccessfgliy treated.
m GIBBON has the pleasure Of snnonheins
hD.Ie Ia returned from visiting The pfhel
~ to.ni.xis o. Europe, and bas resumed
practice. ,.t,hsr ,;ua nor
as.kin1 ont new rernedies. ard bas
1gnrsed with increased facilities for the ale
walton cf human suffering.
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CHINESE r !
DR.. MEE LEE,

The Celebrated ChlleSe Physician,
Is PREPARED TO TREAT PATTENTs -
the most scientific azsnEsr. He Iss ms&s
medicine his lifetime study, sna cures alneus
every dfsszss. lie cures rlsaEsHts18 IN :
short tine He his new remedies Tor AT
SPECIAL DISEASES. sEI ean enre iHtm yer,
quickly. lis n~aediciues are 81 aiveu hot. lie
uses no epi1 rssnsaSfs. lie has made > humber
of astonishing eares. sfd ~ persons sizing
shcuiG Al enre consult him. Chrcrfr diseases
yield Tea,tiiy - LIS remedies. add cares vaers
ra&ssy otLtrS have failed.
NOTICE. am a graduate II tie medical
SAcrl q Cxrt9n.
oFFIcE-Rea Building, west side o. Monroe
street. jci n
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10
GNunAN E9Aura.

The County Court met again accord
ing to adjournment yesterday morn
ing, Chairman A. T. Cottrell presiding,
and large amount Of business was
transacted.
a number of persons in different
parts of the county were released from
poll tax and working the road for
various reasons.
A motion by Justice King TO an
nul the order of a previous court APP
pointing com missioners OF the work
house was lost.
The Sheriff was granted leave to
employ one night guard at the Jail.
Two resolutions offered by Justice
Shepard were adopted, providing for
the employment of a Superintendent
Of the Poor Asylum at salary not
exceeding $50 per anDum, and also to
provide means for religious worship,
once month at least, sni Sunday
school at said Asylum.
The late Tax Collector, w. a. An
derson, was allowed certain credits on
his account
On motion, the Turnpike Commits
sioners were allowed 50 each for their
services.
].
resignation as a member Of the Work
house Commission, created by the
last court, which was accepted, and
VIM. McCammon, ESD, elected IN
his stead.
a motion by Justice Hardin, that
the Tennessee Legislature be me-
morialized to authorize the county of
Knox to establish toll gates on the
various pike roads was adopted.
Also by the same, a motion that the
merchandising of roads be stopped
and they be only graded for ten miles
out.
The report OF Jail Commissioners
Lie. Shepard, J. L. Doyle and w. A.
4, Conner was read and adopted.
They represent, after a thorough in
specliOn, that the jail now contains %
prisoners-27 males and . females.
Four are charged with murder,
counterfeiting, Y larceny, l each, ar~
son, burglary, rape, forgery, assault
and battery. violating the revenue
law, and one insane. Three are
United States prisoners, the rest State
and county. The Young Mems Chris.
tian Association of Knoxville hold
regular meetings in the Jail each
Sabbath, and, lately, they, have estab-
lished a Bible class among the prison
ere. They found the Jail very well
kept, considering its construction, but
the construction, sewerage, ETC., is so
had that il is difficult TO keep it in
good order.
A fer the transaction of some other
business, the court adjourned till this
morning, 10 complete the business of
the term.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10
RAMAGE g. co.
FKEsHEr IN THE lLENCH,
Two Steamers Disabled, One PrOba-
bly, Wreck.
The Roads Almost Impossible.

The Roads Almost EnspRssnble.
Prof Fl. E. Cotton came in from
Kingston yesterday. We learn from
him that the rains Of Wednesday
caused rapid rise in the Clinch river.
When be left yesterday morning, the
Clinch was rising at the rate Of one
foot per hour. The ice broke loose
and drifted down the river, doing
considerable damage. The steamers
Emory City and Harry Helm,
were tied at the wharf The
ice drif,ed against them aud
snapped their cables as If
they had been mere thread and
| both steamers were submerged. The
Harry Helm was thought to be badly
damaged, and may prove a complete
wreck. The Emory City is somewhat
damaged, the water being about three
| feet over her lower deck, but it as
hoped and believed the injury would
not be great. The current in the
| Clinch was running very strong, but
as the Tennessee had commenced ris-
| ing, it did not continue so perhaps,
very long, at that point. Both the
steamers are run by the Allison
! Brothers. We trust their Toes N ; y
not prove so serious as appears to have
been anticipated when PiOf. Cotton
left there.
He came from Kingston to Lemon ;
on horseback and informs US that the
roads are q solid sheet of ice. his
horse fell with him several times, bu
fortunately he escaped without seriou:
injury. We have never seen anything
in this county to compare with lt
! The roads everywhere are almost i'm
paasable, and the earth was so frozel
that it absorbed none Of the rail-
which fell on Wednesday. Hence The
universal and rapid rise in the severa
water courses throughout the country
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10
THE COURTS.
ChaRceFy Court.

The Chancery Court met yesterday
morning, Hon. w. B. Staley on the
bench, and the following was entered
of record:
John Splan vs.. Mary FentOn ct al. !;
biddings opened on lot north side
Cumberland street, East Knoxville,
and TO stand open till Saturday, II N.
Samuel Mckinney VS.. Margaret A.
Cocker, ct al; order appointing l.. a.
Gratz guardian 0d Item for James CO.
ker revoked.
r. A. Johnson VS.. Mary II. Johnson;
order TO transfer minors fund TO GeOr-
gia.
VIM. Kirk, Sr, vs. VIM. and Annie
Kirk; demurrer Oyerruled, bill dis
missed, and judgment against COM
plaiuant aud security for costs.
Eenry II. J. Lamar vs.. +, T., Va,
& Ga Railroad; demurrer oveIruled.
John L. Moses IS John Currier aud
others: demurrer uverruled.
T. b. Hacker, guardian, va. NJ. l..
Hacker, 81. al; Clerk ahd Master TO
pay out funds on prJle, vouchers.
The court adjourned till % o'clock
this morning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10
VANDALISM IH THE COUNTRY.
IncendIary Destruction OF Ciapp's
Chapel. ". E. Church.

Incendiary Destruction of ClapP's
Chapel. u. :. Church.
Clapp's Chapel, situated in the 9Th
civil district of this county, was to-
tally destroyed by fire last Monday
night, as we are informed. Clapp's
Chapel was a regular preaching place
on the Knox circuit, HOlstOn Confer
ence. NJ. Z. Church, was a comforta-
bic and respectable frame building,
having only been built about four
wears, aud cost about 5000.
Old Uncle Solomon Clapp, the
pioneer of MelhOdism in that section
of the country, was a very liberal
contributor and took deep interest in
the construction of the church, and
took great pride in having it for his
children, as we'll as the whole neigh
borhood, TO worship in when he is
gone. He is naturally very much dis
tressed about it, as are in fact all good
citizens and members of the Church
in the vicinity.
-Four years ego, when the church
was being built, a protracted meeting
was in progress in a school house
near by, conducted by Reverend
J. b. Little, preacher III
charge, and enc night this
school house was burned 10 the ground
About one year ego fire was set to the
door of this same church building one
night, but was discovered and extin-
guished before attaining much head
way. 1t is clearly a case of incenr
diarism, for no service bad been held
there for near two weeks, and there
had been no fire in that length of time
before lis destruction. Such piece OF
vandalism is mig hly discreditable tC
such a civilized country as ours, and
should, as we are certain it is, be
frowned down by all good citizens
We hope no pains will be spared tc
ferret on. the matter and bring the
guilty wretch, or wretches, to speedy
justice, ifpOssible.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10
within Four S:tiPs

Considerable excitement prevails
among those interested, at that part Of
Judge Quarles' charge 10 the Grand
Jury, calling attention to the law OF
the last Legislature Q670, forbidding
the sale of intoxicating liquors any
where except in incorporated towns,
within four miles from an institution
of learning. The Supreme Court at
Knoxville decided the law constItu-
tional and it will now be inforced.-
Nashville Banner.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10

Air l.. =. Reed, Of Oliver Springs,
Anderson county, gave US a pleasant
call yesterday. He brings favorable
news Of the progress of his salt-mak-
ing operations, and is confident OF
final triumphant success. We hearth
IL wish il may be so, and that at an
early day, not only as q reward for bis
untiring energy, bat for the general
and common benefits to be derived.
Mrs. u. A. Hopkins, OF Bristol,
arrived in Knoxville yesterday morn
ing On visit to her son, J. B. Hop
kius, CHRONICLE typo.
Mas LeoHa Cooley, of this city, left
Wednesday night for Abingdon, Vir-
ginia, on visit TO relatives.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10

We learn from one of the Knoxville
Maj BILE Company men that there is at
the forks of the river, at the Compa-
ny's works, actually formation of ice
six feet thick. The way in which it is
formed is this The French Broad was
frozen over, and the Hol5ion rose con-
sidersbly, and coming down, the
waves dashed upon the frozen stream
at the fork TIL it was piled up to the
above-named thickness, where it still
remains, and presents a rugged a; d
pictures que appearance.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10
announcement.

thereby announce myself candidate
for Alderman Of the Third Ward of the
city Of Knoxville, and if elected will do
all in my power to economist the expenses
of the city, and at the same time will ia
vor paying laborers good pay for their
work on city improvements. am in favor
of an equal division Of work with the
classes, and if elected will know no man,
no race, no color, but will do my duty as
an officer of the people, to the best of my
ability. Yours, +. HoCKIEJos,
ian7dte
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10

Don't speak angrily to child. Don't
kick dog when he is asleep. Don't
go back on the friends Of your parents.
Don't often visit your neighbors at
meal time. DOME neglect cough
thinking it will cure itself Chou.
sands die of consumption by so dOing)
Don't forget DIR. Pierce's Golden Med.
zeal Discovery, for it cures cough or
cold in one. half the time required by
any other medicine. and is the only
medicine known that positively cures
consumption in its early stages.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10

After being twenty years in the bus
mess the manufacturers of Do0iey's
Yeast Powder have succeeded in Civ
ing the public the nonparell of chemi-
cal skill, the perfect solution of deli
cious baking. lie now only the fault
of the housewife if bread, cakes and
pastry are not luxuries as well as ne
cessities, the crowning pleasure Of the
table.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10
rne rrun,,sx Drama ic Company.


VIII open their short season o.!
three nights in Knoxville, on the 23d
inst, with Mark Twain's great sue
cess, dramatized from the "Gilded
Age" entitled, Colonel Mulberry
Sellers" The Company is a strong
one, and noticed very highly by our
exchanges. "Ther's millions in it."
HuntIy is well and favorably known
al through the South, and occupies
an enviable position in the world of
drama. The play has also world
wide reputation, and something tip,
top may be looked forward to by
Knoxville amusement lovers. Mr.. II.
E. Wheeler, the genial and affable
agent of the combination, is in the
city, and made US pleasant call last
night.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10

Elsewhere appears the announce.
ment Of Mr.. Alex. Allison and Mr..
James O'COnner, as candidates for AL
dermen from the Second Ward. So
for, we believe they have the race 10
themselves, at least no other an
nouncemenls have appeared from
that Ward. Mr.. Allison is in the
Board BOW, and Mr.. O'Connel
wears ago.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10
FEECEE.ETTEE.

Chew Jackson's Best swee' Ma w Tobacco
Worse and worse.
Kerosene oil sells for 20 cents per
gallon in Atlanta.
The snow at Mobile last week was
the first since 1872.
This il extremely rough weather on
the street railway business, as well as
for other persons aud things.
In the way of amusements, Nash
willie will have the Hess Opera Troupe
aud ice. Murphy next week.
Kentucky ard Tennessee drovers
are as thick as hops in Atlanta, Ga,
according to the Constitution.
The Broad Street and Church Street
NJ. L Churches, South, Will hold a
union meeting tonight at Church
Street Church in Observance of the
week OF prayer.
jacques Lodge Of Good Templars
give u dramatic temperance entertain
ment Ut Turner Hall to night, for the
benefit Of the Lodge. They hope for
good attendance.
According to the Bristol Ne'Cs, the
ice formation in that vicinity this
cold snap excels anything known for
- years S,eams are frozen in places,
solid, a thickness of 81 feet.
= squad OF eight penitenliary con-
victs were brought in from Coal
Creek yesterday, and taken on to the
headquarters at Nashville by Brent s.
Leiper, an agent for the iessees.
On account of the disagreeab!e
weather and dangerous condition of
streets and sidewalks, no session of the
public schools was held yesterday.
There viii be school again to-day, how
ever.
Nashville RunRcr Hon. VIM. C.
Shelley, Of Roane county, is the
youngest member of the House, being
only twenty-fOur, while Hon. John
A. Gardner is the oldest, his age being
recorded at sixty-nine.
The condition of the sidewalks in
many places is such that fellow has
sill 10 maintain dignified and proud
Iy erect position, and step very eau
tiOuslv. if he would avoid the humili
ating consequences Of q prostration tc
the ground.
Owing to the terrible condition OF
the weather, the streams being full Of
ice, out of bounds, etc, none OF the
cross overland mails leading out from
Knox ellie were able to get out yester'
dsv. They started ont, but were com
PEELED to retUrE.
Atlanta people have been literally
sIumbfounded to think they should
have ice sufficient for skating purposes
right IN the heart Of the "Sunny
south " and ihe mercury hugging zero
30 closely, That many OF them are pre-
pairing TO 60 to Florida and farthe
South to winter.
= 1Tr. Mailer, from Minnesota, Wis
lied the Bureau Of Agriculture a
Nashville = few days since. Accord
ing to The Ane1 lean, ne is the genera
ageH. uf, aud IS now waiting for tn
arrival Of a company OF fifty peoplt
from Minnesota, and viii 90 with then
10 lh.5- 5cs.iuati0u-East Tennessee
Oae short range Of c1asliDg track
was discovered by the lovers OF THU
fun yeztel day, between the building
Of Cowan, McCiung & Co. and San
flrd. Chamberlain & AlbeEs, extend
ing Eom Gay down to State. Many
Old sIeds were brought out, new ones
impr3vjseu, large crowds gathered
around snI there was an abundance
of fan during the entire afternoon.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10
Criminal COur'.

The entire attention of this court
was again occupied yesterday with the
murder trial of Hugh Mynalt. The
opening argument was made the first
thing, by Hon. L. T. Hall. He was
followed by w. L. Ledgerwood for the
defense, Attorney General D. D. An
dersOn for the State, and II. r. Glib
son for the defense. Judge Houk for
the defense will speak first this morn
ing, and Judge George Brown will
close for the State, when the case will
be given to the jury, under charge OF
Judge y. 81 acker.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10
ReCk of Prayer.

Observing the Week of Prayer,
there will be union prayer meeting
Of the several Churches at the First
Presbyterian Church to night. The
services for tomorrow night will be
hell at the First Baptist Church.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-10

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