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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-20
If Won have pains in YOUR lef.

If you have pains in your left
side take promptly some Of the gen
uine Dr.. c. McLane's Celebrated
Liver Pills, prepared By Fleming
Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. None
can be genuine without their sigma
ture. Lock for It On every box, the
market being full Of limitations Of
the name, NcLane, spelled differ
emily bu. having same pronuncia-
ton.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-20

FresboIdeTs will contain eleven Demo
cratz. nine Republicans AID TWO inde-
pendent Democrats republican ga
OF seven.
The Northern Pacifie Rzilrosd baz
made 2rrane ements 10 give work t. ai
least 500 Of the eoIored refugees from
the iuho=pitSble South They Wiz Da
given fuG! psy, furnished with proFis-
ions add allowed 10 settle On the COM
p2Dy : land
The Baltimore Gasetts (Dam.l. ed
tied by Mr.. .Cockerill, formerly OF the
Cincinnati Inquire, thinks the st
temp Of the Democrats OF Cincinnati 70
90 behind the late election returns
small piece OF pestifOgging which Is
uub5c ming Of gentlemen who recent
Is spTained themselves in 81 tfJrt 10
make 3 President
A pension bill las been passed by
both houses Of The Pennsylvania Leg
izlatuTe granting 500 per sBnUm 10
every citizen OF the State who served
in Penrsrlvauia organizations during
The Mexican war, and who has lived
in the State for twenty yesrs previous
70 the passage OF the acL- 1le same
amount i SLOWED their widows, bus Ii
i provided that q" no person shall re-
cefve 3 pension under the provisions OF
this ac- tho, 81 the same time, receives
: pension from the United States for
the same services"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-20
CHANCERY SALE
Of a House and Lot.


NJ. 5 4,
3 Q. Meas - John P. Crawford al vie
DURSUANT TO DECREE PRONOUNCED
II he above cause AZ tie Sz2EzEy term,
1872, q the Chs1ce-y Court a. k1cXTIlge, Ten
neSsss, y II sell ,. s1c-ioa = TIE highest bid
der, II r01c q tie cozrt 1o1zs dcor 4 Knox
vile o.
SATURDAY. TIE ITTE DAY OF NAY
SEXT. At Il O'CLOCK A IL
TIE House and Lot mentioned AID 5essriSe 81 L
tie Fisa3InES- lying IN E1e nd evil czztriee q
hroL c1acCy. Tennessee N Bs1-de1's Addition
20 EzoIvisIe. bzi-E parts Ct Iats Sos- i and Is.
II said adj i31- and more particularly 3sSs-i5s3
n foI0Ez Beginning az stake q eor-sr O. 10.
No. =, O. keE1zCky S-ez-. CTEe1 81 Carer
running tAs1-e lorthvar1iy E.th sid hen
tusky street lal feet 70 -alESE street
Iasecs with said Walnut street e2ztEzf1iy
6Slz feet &c ! stake. thence sozthE4r1ly I5J fee.
20 said Care : line On lot Nc IT,. tLsE-e with
his line EestEzriIT 6s7< fec 20 ihs beginning.
TIE MS.
SAD sale vii be rzds o. = ers5iF Of siz
and twelve D71ths and u bar Of the
equity Of rsdeugtion. taking from lie pu--
CHASER 1CtrS with approved seczrity. a-5 retain
i1E hsn O said lana Is further security
Ap-iEs VT III PATTERSON. : kN
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-20

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-20
HARPER'S PERIODICAL.

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HaFper's BazaT.
1879.
Soties. Of .4e ars
ILLUSTRATED

! dress according 10 E--srr'F E1z4r 81
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As LI-hfaI sh- z { E { sssti.r, aai q res
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the fFsz5ds eri yn-rt L aE1ris. Al t-s e.
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wilcox Mining COM
Bany,5 BonSs.

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Jsh1 BATE vs.. ". P. wAshb=rs, Ir-'.ss =
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DUR UAgT TO A DS-REE Pr ~ "
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thsi- ownership g q eet--e
Tbs STE DAY OF NAY ="
OF Re frrsve- barred ,-..-. e g.
IL i furths- ordsrtd lkAs lbs n-i.ss t- f5l
isaCd o1es > week ~ 50
EroxvsTle Wax AID C-rc-iee
las !sliss An = Nj. PATTERSON Cd
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HarpeF's " eeklv
1879.
ILLUS ATED

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lzS-rzts1 raEs-E y Us & e lIte-a-y Oh. beg ..f
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-20

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c.ctn . E1I z Eil b sent T. eyre - -.
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llRP. rs PERIOnItlL,.

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EAEPEz-S WEEKLY.
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AND
STATE DEPOSITORY.
Magazine
1879.
Ill L 3 TR ATF
Notices Of tie P-ssI

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TIE F5suu-sr We leEi- uit- ttr +.
SCu-cr Ilr JA41F- 81 each yea- VIZ
riEeIs ue- tl--sf. 70 wl.i.-e U-1s-sr".1 t-Et
sat c. Der wishes tr ---ztnes witl re E.
bsr EsIt - e. tie rl-e.g. O.. hls -r4gT.
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City 5ireftorg.
KsIaaTs OF HOSoR.

DELIEF LODGE, No. los A. Of H--Gssls
n ever. Er.6zy ziEht - TeE.CEiz Han cc--
zer Church al SAY Streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
WEATHER CHRONICLE.

The general summary OF the weather on
the first Instant, the day on which the storm
visited this State, az prepared by the chief
signal officer 81 the United States, is as fol-
lows:
On Monday, September /, the area Of low
est pressure moved slowly northward pass
ing almost centrally over New Orleans, at
which station the barometer at 81 r, M.
Rad 49, or 0.61 below normal, and high
winds maximum velocity forty niles veersd
from east to west, accom- panied by threaten
Ing weather and light rain; cloudy and rainy
weather prevailed Themes to Northern Florida,
the South Atlantic States, Virginia. Ohio and
southern portions of Michigan and Wiscon-
sin; heavy rainfalls were recorded at st.
Marks 3 II inches, Vicksburg 251 and Nash
willie 80. Elsewhere clear or fair weather,
with southerly winds in the Atlantic States,
and northerly winds from the Mississippi
westward.
The general summary Of the weather for
the week ending Saturday last, ernanatipg
from the same source, ID as follows:
Low pressures having existed over the Gulf
of Mexico for several days previous 10 Sunday
last, the reports of that day indicated the APP
prOach Of decided centre Of depression to-
ward the coast OF Louisiana From Monday
to Thursday 1t passed northWards from Lou
isiana over Tennessee Kentucky, Indiana and
Michigan to Ontario as a severe storm. In
Louisiana much damage is reported to the
cotton and sugar crops from the high winds
and heavy rains 81 Monday and Tuesday, and
In Ontario destructive thander-storns pre-
vailed during the latter part Of Wednesday
and Thursday. A second depression Is now
north Of the lake region, moving eastward =;
IT was accompanied On Friday by cloudy and
rainy weather over the Northwest and upper
lake region, but is followed this morning over
the former district by colder westerly winds
and clear weather. Frostia reported at Dead
wood and Fort Bufcrd, d. r., at which stations
the minimum a. 10. TEN peratures are respec-
lively 80 and 3to.
The rainfall for the same week averaged
about as follows tn the various districts
Canadian maritime provinces, 90 inches; st
Lawrence valley, 075, lower lake region,
81; upper lake region, DIT, New England,
O59; Middle Atlantic States, 062; South At
lantic States, 1.I9; Eastern Cuff States, BIB
Western Gulf States, OBJ; Ohio valley and
Tennessee. If; Upper Mississippi valley
010; Lower Missouri valley, DIS; Fed River
of the North valley, OH; Eastern slope, from
Dakota to interior of Texas, 060; Rocky
mountains, 900. Western plateau, 600; Cali
fornia, 600; coast Of Oregon and Washington
Territory 600
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
CALL FOB A STATE CONVENTION,
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ,
Democratic e nservativs Party
.5e. Neay Orleans Serf. | IS7e.

Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Democratic G nservativs Party (
New Orisans Sept. l, 1870.
At meeting Of the State Central Committee
OF the Democratic Conservative party, held In
New Orleans on the twenty. 9th Of August 1919.
the following resolutions were adopted:
Resotred. That the first Monday Of October
1879 bsixad as the tins when a Con vention Of the
benocratic Conservative party shall be held:
pro0td-d That Ia theeveIt of an epidemic In
Iai3 State at said date then the chairman of this
committee with the advice Of the Executive
Committee, ia hereby Authorized to POSTPONE
dare AZ In their opinion may be deemed best.
RESOLVED. That the city Of Baton Rouge be
see cted as the place for the holding OF said
Convention.
ResolUed. That the appointment OF represen-
tation in said Convention shall be the same a.
that adopted for the State Convention held at
Baton Rouge on the first Monday In August.
Treasurer: provided. that ,eny parish of the
state or ward OF the city Of New Orleans, hav-
ing cast larger vote for the candidate for State
Treasurer in 1878. shall have the advantage Of
said vote In said appointment.
Rasotoed. That one delegate for every two
hundred voters and one for every fraction over
one hundred be axed as the basis OF represent
tatfon.
said Convention, 1t Is recon- mended that no
more than one person shall be elected to cast
each vote.
In accordance with the above resolutions. a
Convention OF the Democratic Conservative
party Is hereby called to meet at Baton Rouge
on MONDAY the sixth day Of October. 1870 at
IL n.
In accordance with the fourth resolution. the
several parishes Of the State and wards OF New
Orleans shall be entitled to the following repre-
sanitation tn wit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
ANOTHER LETTER FROM MIR. LUsHER
An Explanation Of DR.. Sears's Comnuaica-
tion-Sone Remarks About
an Intrigue.

OFFICE OF STATE SUPERINTENDENT or !
Public Education.
New Orleans, Sc ptsmoer 0, 1879.
To the Editor Of the Democrat:
You have my thanks for publishing she let
ter Of Rev. Barnas Sears. on the Peabody
education fund; but You are mistaken Ia sup
posing it to be intended as threat. The
perusal Of it will show how true friend of
Southern education the venerable writer is,
and always has been.
Had you published m y letter to the Doctor IA
copy OF which was sent TO you, his response
would doubtless be better understood, both by
yourself and your readers. As an act Of JUS
tice must now request that my own letter to
him be published That, at least, will con-
vince you that none Of the present candidates
before the people have been described as
''mere politicians"
MY candidaney for the denomination Is the
result Of correspondence with country par
ishes, and particularly with school officers
the very best judges OF the aceeptablity Of
my administration Col r. l.. Claiborne, Of
Pointe Coupee, who has occupied the position
Of president Of the parish board Of school
directors, was The first 10 SeGfie me to beeoTna
a candidate for reelection, and his letter will
be submitted to You for publication il you de-
sire It, The undersigned has been Demo
erat all his life, and he feels no disposition TO
become the victim OF an intrigue. He de-
sires, however, to save the Peabody fund for
the large towns of the State and he will con-
tinue his efforts In that direction II an edu-
Gator be the nominee Of the Baton Rouge
Convention. He cannot suppose your Journal
capable Of being unjust In its dealings with
friends and proper representatives OF popular
education. Respectfully yours,
RoET. NJ. LCsHER.
State Supefintgndeut
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CANDIDATES.

THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
i lie Education under the New Constitu-
ton Conforming to the expressed desire of
enlightened citizens. OF several parishes, the
reelection as State Superintendent Of Public
Education. He solieirs the voluntary support
Of all friends Of non partisan schools, in which
Axempliaed in the character of the teachers,
and be eniofned by them upon the pupils. To-
gether with the mental instruction imnarted.
R0BT. N. LUEHER.
AUGUST ~ lssss au1an
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FcLy T5c pGcTI IIIV,
". r. LYMAN, Chairman.

Mr.. Thomas Wilson, one Of Baltimore,s
oldest merchants, died on Tuesday night last,
in the ninety-first year of his age. He was a
member OF the Society Of Friends, and has
always been noted for his great benevolence.
He leaves an estate valued at s., oo0, 600, and
By his will bequeaths about three-quarters of
it to charitable objects. Included In the be
Thomas Wilson Sanitarium for the Children
of the Sick Poor" and $1,000 900 upon the
Thomas Wilson Fuel-saving Fund.- of Bal
timore. both Of which we're Incorporated three
years ago, III pursuance OF his recommended
ton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
OVER $1,000
Eagle Cotton Gins
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
GREAT Reduction N Prices
ONLY $:s 30 A SAW
ONLY S3 30 A wv.

The attention Of Cotton Fsctors and Planters
sa Sa oosn ms Tbess Of a a lGn as
the standard Cotton Gins far ahead of all 9TH
ers In work % anship and durability. and make a
est market price. The New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change paid thirty cents q pound for a bale OF
cotton gnned en he Eagle ttGn Gin and sent
bale of cotton ever brought to this market, The
st. Louis Fair has awarded $1,000 premium TO a.
At the Centennial Exhibition the committee de-
eided the Eagle Gin WAS far superior to all
others.
No higher prizes have ever been awarded
to any gin in the world than have been awarded
10 the EAGLE 1t having received, Ia one iu~
the hsh pfzs a s2 f n eod oy h
com petition open to all nafions.
The manufacturer Of the Eagle Cotton Gin
twenty thousand have been made and sold. The
'aFgest planters OF the Mis-issi ppi Valley have
always given the Eagle, Gin the preference.
MEYER FaILINa 70 GIVE THE MOST PER r.
Feet SATISFACTION. All who. use the Eagle
cotton ls sent to market. 1t always, brings the
very highest market prices. as no other gin can
produce finer Or better sample Of cotton than
This extensive use Of these GINS is the result.
entirely, OF the merits Of the machines theul-
ed any money IL setting forth their merits in
expensive advertisements or illustrated eaEa-
logues. with long array OF co tlficates,, much
Judge Of the merits OF the machine he has cur
chased.
The prices Of the Eagle Gin having been re-
duced 70 So 50 q saw, makes them the cheapest
well as the best gin in the market All the
saws Of the Eagle Gin are II inches In diame-
fer. making them equal 70 one-f1fth more ea-
pacity than other gins Of only 10.fnch saws.
The Eagle Gins Of 50 saws are equal to q -
saw gin Of TO- inch eyifr der; Is saw Eagle
Gin is equal TO an 50 saw gin of other
naak5s--thus being the cheapest cotton gin In
the market.
The undersigned has now had the Agency OF
the, Eagle Cotton Gin Company for Fl years.
md during this long period has never had an
Eagle Cotton Gin returned and no complaints
ever made of their working. These facts prove
that in purchasing an Eagle Cofton Gin the
planter runs no risk. He IL NOT OBLIGED
TO TRY AN EXPERIMENT OF INTRODUCE
ING AN UNTRTED I'm. but obtains In th6
Eagle Cotton Gin the best gfn-stand IN the
market-one that has stood the test for forty
Eve years. and is considered at the present time
the most reliable and perfect gin made.
WILLIAM L. CUSHING, Agent,
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NEW ORLEANS. September &. 1879.

New ORLEANS. September s. 1879
To NJ. Schwartz. Esq. President Spanish Fort
Railroad Company:
Deas Sr--Your favor Of this date. rendering
entire receipts Of one day upon your road TO the
Hood relief fund.- is received.
The efficient management that has character
ized your Foai leads rs to place all deLalls IL
CONNECTION With the effort in your hands, the
committee only desiring TO testify its grateful
appreciation Of your desire, So PROMPTLY ex
pressed. to add to the fund. and hope for an
abundant success upon the day chosen.
Very respectfulv,
". r., LYMAN. Chairman.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10

We direct attention OF our readers TO the
advertisement OF Fl. Dudley Coleman Il Bro,
manufacturers Of corn mills. saw mills and cot
ton presses etc. They have removed their
stock into large and cornmodious new ware
house, and are now prepared with greater
abilities TO offer Inducements TO purchasers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10

All Democratie-G Conservative newspapers
mr.. ugheut the State are requested 10 publish
-s-e7 e4Do' ALBERT EneRHTEs- President.
JOHN s, FULLY.
Vice President and Chairman Executive Com
mft1af.
O. Il. TENs1soN. Secretary. sea I'd
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spec,a, Setpce tn Atchafala va snipp,
POLITICAL NOTICES.

old Log club, second Ward-A meeting
Of the members Of the Old Log Club is hereby
called to Assem- Bile for the purpose Of reorRRp1-
zation. a. the corner Of Clio and Franklin
streets, THURSDAY, at 8 O'Clock D. n.
saf0 JOHN DOYLE Marshal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10

If you want gas fixtures call on Barnes D.
Miller No. IL Netehez street.
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CORRESPONDENCE.


Lake Railroad. I
New Orleans. September 6. 1919
W. r. Lyman ESQ., Chairman Committee Hood
Relief Fund:
Feeling. Ii common with yourself, associates
and our fellow citizens. the deepest sym Dathy
for the helpless family Of orphans left among
Us BY the untinely death q tnsir natural Pre- Pre-,
and his estimable wife. and being DESTROYS Of
contributing our mite 70 the fand necessary to
their flu ure maintenance and education. We
propose to give. ON Wednesday next, the ,senth
instant an ezra concert. and to donaEe the ~
tire receipts Of thai dry TO the fund. We do not
propose changing orr regular rate fifteen
cents, but thinking there may be many VINO
would cheerfully contribute an extra ten cents,
would it not be well to put On sale at the ticket
office special ticket at twenty five cents Then
those who wish to contribute the extra ten
cents can ask for special ticket. and those who
do not, can procure their tickets as at otler
times.
Trusting that the outspokan sympathy exist.
ing In the community may thus find meaus Of
giving practical assistance 70 the young and
helpless beneaciaries. remain yours,
NJ SCH WARTZ President.
Per T. =. W,
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cheated her creditors as far as can be ascer-
tanned and estimated, will be az follows:
Rypudiated.by act Of 1874 ss.oooooo
Old b ,nds and inter. st not reeoR- .
nizett, ~ 1879. :-t.-,- ertootVbD
Unpaid Interest On recognized bonds
W. Sata ~ .os....e.............. 1919 000
fntere IN dDa January j. 1880 @.......--. 425, 900
Reconciliation of future tbtere By seal
inU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 sol 900
5 Total Observation-Disclosures. $40. II5 600
For this diQraceful condition Of affairs the
Democratic party Of Louisiana 10 responsible.
After helping by their votes TO create the debt
and being equally guilty with the Repubii-
cans in the population Of tWo-fifths Of that
debt, under the plea OF poverty, the Louisiana
Democrats have now set to work to complete
the financial ruin and dishOnor Of the State.
Every one Of the repudiating propositions Ia
the Constitutional Convention was brought
forward and advocated BY Democrats All
the votes ia favor Of those propositions were
cast BIZ them and the scheme finally adopted
received none but Democratic votes. Every
Republican member of the Convention and an
insignificant minority Of Democratic mem bers
opposed and voted against 1t. II this scheme
ID not ratified BY the people of Louisiana it
will be because q majority OF the Democrats
have determined TO wipe out the whole debt.
No proposition Of decent honesty stands the
ghosts OF q chance for success.
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-NALEs.

IXANTED-BY A CoLoRED MAN, A SIT
w nation as Cook or Waiter. Address y. O.,
this ffffGs seq BIT
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HELP WANTKD-FKMAaKs.


WANTED ASHERWO IAN AND HOUSE
w servant &C No. Ill Chartres street. SEQ If
IIYANTED-A GOOD COOK. WASHER AID
w ironer for small family whers there are
no children. Must sleep on the premises. %
ply at No. 211 Bayou road. SEQ Tvs
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