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ing victories aud choose that better part
which shall not .e taken from u.s." His
Excellency then, with much warmth, ex.
tsnied the welcome of the State to Gov.
Simpson, of South Carolina.
After the performance of the Hender.
sonyille and Spartanburg Silver Cornet
Bands, which was greatly enjoyed by the
multitude, Governor Simpson stepped to
the front and was received with q most
responsive chear from. The assembly aud aud
Che platform. He said: When Moses
reached the blu. 3 of The Jordan he cent
out spies into 10 land. of promise, thai
they should behold the fatness thereof.
We have not come, fellow citizens of
North Carolina, TO spy out your land to
possess It IS did the lsraeiites of old, but
T. rejoice with you in beholding your
beautiful and bountiful mountain region.
where your heaithf6l climate blushes on
your cheeks and the abundance of YOUR
lands is displayed in the wide hospitality
which has spread these far-stretching
tables around us and covered them with
the rich and juicy aesh Of your flooks and
the bread of your own hill-sides and
yalleys. ! came here, fellow-citizens,
rather tls d spectator, to Behold and en-
Joy ell this fair scene before me, than
participate In the proceedings of the day,
but yoiir committee of arrangements
thought otherwise, and as I always have
made If 2 rule in life to do. arswer as
pcsL i pzls. siI0 siS,tiifaiIu iiiuuo upon me as
q fellow-eitizen of a common country and
as the Governor of South Carolina, your
nearest sister acfoas tho border. 1 have
no fitting words with which to respond
TO the warm welcome OF your Justly hon.
ored Chief Magistrate. This day Is one,
feliow-cit itizens, on which North Carroll.
mans may Justly and proudly recall tho
psst, The signefz of the Mecllenburg
declaration have the right, 10 claim the.
honors of this day, It can never be for
gotten that tiie men Of Mecklenburg led
the way in the glorious path of. duty
Ayhi1h ii American freemen can never, win.
gieyer, forego. iApplause and cheers
..Es5we across tho border celebrate our 2St..
yof june, vixen the British men-of.war
rstiresi before our reeling rauparta ablaze
with resist tless aTiof OF Cesolina freen1etI.
stt, u, wa Celebrate the 2.sIId Of lEeb.
rliafys the birth day Of Onr frat and still
our ggsateat President, tho Father Of Ills
k5tlrnkkys Ines9 OnYB sluUIup uFy6EE DO
forgot tens ~ "A wise, It Isl good fos na ell
thai no should como togeEher with oiia
faind hgd hestt Ga such ccca si0bs and
.ieayn Hiell log q Is isgEt o ono
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Columbia Register.

81
Charl toA t0 Louisville aud eincinnati. bss
Vhat does this Gean, when coE1pafed
Will tho pS ont route:
ASacch to los
Atlnsta 10 Chat ttEltn ,... ..... .lS6 g
70 n lsy ill ,a...... Z. l5
Bs2 mics.
Thus ssoWing Eesliyiiles by The pres.
art route, tsnly 81 Miles nearer than the
icfiSs.id aslsl = nclI Broad souteso
: The 0hiol Dos tliis NOT liy Saovo
+ tlss Chic "a Cum asid with the saving
/ u this aistance between Nashyiisle and
atpch iAsn, or tha purpose Of this
fgea8 "a ah2 1Iis,s
pf eefae 4 9e Is 90 5till az e IS M
Fillg esst III itacus r ls5 r nt.is
lcgaeile hotel actol
ls,lsod foy 9eb crow s slaItad
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
YELLOW FEyER-BLAcK voMIr,

It too soon to forget the ravages OF this terri
bic disease, which will no doubt return IN more
ms!lsnsnt s.a v!.:al. form IL the fa,, of 1879
cd In Southern Nubia and used with such wonder
full results In South America where the most ag-
gravaled cases OF fever found, causes from one
to two ounces Of bile ~ be filtered or strained
from fhe blood each time 1t passes through the
Liver, as long as an exeezs OF bile exists By Its
HEPATINE not only prevents to n certainty any
kind Of Feyer and Black Vomit, but also cures
Headache, Constipation of The Bowels, Dyspepsia
and all Malarial diseases
No ono need fear Yellow Fe-sr who will expel
the Mularial Poison and excess of bile from thu
blood by using MERRELLS HEPATINE, which
Is sold by all Druggists In 25 cent and 100 botles
or will be sent by express bv the Proprietors,
A. +. MERRELL & CO., Phile Pa
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QUICK SALES
AND
SMALL PROF1Ts

rs our motto, aud we can nnnss it to yonr
4 interest to call and soc ua when Won hro
IN. need Of anything. We win cell you
fp9d Cor ds Sc low price,.
a. b. row fSEaS K co.,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-17
The Louisiana Sugar Crop.

The New Orleans Democrat, May
9, says 1.-The outlook for the sugar
CROP of 1869 may be considered
fair, though it is hardly possible
that this crop will come near the fig
ures of the amount made in 1878.
In the upper portion Of the sugar
district both stubble and seed cane
were severely injured by the freezes
es which occurred last January.
There has been reduced average
n the plant cane generally through,
out the State, as compared with
last years planting. In many OF
the sugar parishes where the stubbIe
was uninjured last winter it has
been late in coming out. While the
crop is generally backward, it is
further advanced than was the crop
in 1877 an this time"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-17
VARIETIES.

Ca. Grsnt has left Hong Kong for
Japan.
Frank Blair is to marry Senator
Bayard's daughter.
Mary Anderson, the great actress
viii be twenty the 2S.h of this month.
Senator Carpenter, who has been
troubled with rheumatism Of late, has
gone to Florida.
a statue of Sir James Young Simp-
son, the discover, r OF chlor0fOrm, is TO
be placed In Yves minister Abbey.
The capitol at Albany, which was
originally to have cost 81. 600, 600 has
already cost $40, GOO, 600 and will require
s. O00. 600 more TO complete it.
The Springfield RepuJlioan declares
mat one of the direst effects of the
veto j. the booming " OF the project
f fenomi hating Mr. Hayes in 1850.
" Great heaveus!" ne murmureJ, as
the des.er named the price, = dent
want whole straw berry 1 only want
= small slice of o the round. f0i't'
He aid.
The silver question was discussed IN
. Cabinet meeting recently, and il was
determined TO open q correspondence
with lGc different countries Of Europe
I on tEai sUsject.
{ Jay Cooke wGs IN Washington last
Saturday, hopeful abou his new silver
( mine and cor idert shat the Northern
Pacific Railroad VIII Ge completed
I within len years.
/ The late season across the water Is
( threatening the British fruit and
cereal crop. 1t has kept back the null
/ berry on the Continent ami The silk
manufacture will be shortened.
Miss Hoslner, the sculptures, and 5
Sir. Gray, of Boston, had long and
bitter discussion in the newspapers as
% which one OF them invented msg'
ne,ic motor. It now appears that
| neither one of Them will work.
The school teacher who attempted tC
I kin the Car is locked up in padded
room and confined in straight jacket
II was feared IhaG he would dash Lis
y brains ont sgainst the wall or open ST
artery in his wrist with his teeth.
A. the Asylum Hi! Congregations
Church, Hartford, Conn, last Sunday
3 ChinCse, in full Chinese dress
offiaisted as a deacon OF the com
muuiou service. He was one OF tn
, first OF the Chinese boys who came .
this country TO be educated, aud whll
: at school At NOpson, Mass, was con
I ! veFted to Christianity.
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lines are drawing together.
If the fre-eaters viii bor~
row their wives peticoats
and "slope out" after dark they
might escape. jeff was captured
but they have been gaining shrewd-
ness by their fourteen years of tri-
ais and tribulations in the Valley OF
No Offices, and what he lost they
may gain. This is the only thing
left for them, and we give them the
benefit of our advice, free of charge
and in the kindliest spirit. The old
battle-cry of those "boys in blue IS
ringing out as clear as it did IN the
days of yore, the South to the con
trary, Notwithstanding, and will
Capture the capitol in the first
battle. And what is more, when
they do capture it they will take
care to keep up their breast-works,
and their big guns in good condi,
ton. The "Star Spangled Banner
will still wave above the rags of the
States and the Union preserved
against against the secession spiri
of States rights.
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PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS.

Since the President sat down on
the majority in Congress last Non
day with his veto message, hatten-
ing them out ike Dutch pancake,
the notable business Of that body
has been personal explanations.
First came Mr.. Shelley, of Ala
bama. who holds his seat as the re-
suit of bulldozing and fraud at the
ballot-box. The New York Tribune
had wickedly called attention to the
fact, and Mr.. Shelley's conscience
found relief through a personal ex-
PLANTATION" which didn't explain.
Then came Mr.. Russell, of North
Carolina. who some time ago said
very plainly that one Kitchin, of
that State, held the seat he oceu-
pied through fraud of the grOssest
character, and that Hull, of Florida,
was elected by Returning Board,
some of the members of which were
then in the penitentiary. This
aroused Kitchin's chivalry, and one
day when Russell was absent from
his seat he got up and boldly de-
nounced him. Last Tuesday, after
Shelley had relieved himself, Rus
sell rose to a personal explanation,
and proceeded to "clean up Kitch-
in q summary sort of way, more
than intimating that in addition to
being 2 fraudulent Congressman, he
was not a gentleman. Kitchen re-
torted and q row was prevented
after the bounds of decency had
been exceeded.
The latest personal explanation
was in the Senate on Friday, by
Wade Hampton, the gushing cOnciI,
iator Of South Carolina, the MAJ
who escaped the perils of war anl
famine, to be knocked of hi.
pins by mule. Senator
Window had charged the authorship
of the revolutionary plank in tn,
Democratic platform in 1868 t,
Hampton. He rose to explain an
said he didn't write it. Mr.. Win
dom said he had read q speech pur
porting TO be the gendeman's, il
which he claimed that as "hi
plank" Mr.. Hampton said n
could not say whether or not he ha
made the speech, but if he had, h
meant that he approved the revolu
tionary clause and not that h
wrote it. In this remarkable OK
PLANTATION, the great mogul Of Sout
Cardinals Red Shirt Brigades he
gained a reputation as the boss ex
palmer, that ought TO place him
the front rank Of the intellectu
squad of Democratic Senators.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-17

THE Democratic journals are all
volunteering advice to the Briga-
diers Just now, and We have con
cluded to cut the Gordian knot and
show them how to get out Of their
scrape. They are al admirers Of
Jeff. Davis, as q matter of course,
and nothing could please them bet
ter than to follow his example. Now
we must not be taken as advising
them to copy after Z" the great
patriot" in his naughty sleeping-car
experience. No, not that, but
another peticoat scrape. JEFF. once
upon i time was in tight box, no
BODY. not even the Tri6nae, will
DENY that. A lot of boys with blue
coats on were after him. He know
ing their respect for the softer
not silliersen, concluded TO don tn
habiIiments of fair woman, an(
thus make his escape. But 8 maj
proposes" sc. Providence hadun
fortunately SO richly endowed hin
with pedal extremities, that even al
their respect for woman could no
prevent them from examining tina
understanding" and thus JEFF. wa
captured. Now the same boys i
blus" are after the Brigadiers an
no mistake. They have formed
Gordon around them and tn
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-17
PROVERBS

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Hop Bitters. X.
at is impossible to remain long SICK
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tWhy do Hop Bitters cure so much p
blood, andheaithy action of allthe organs"
mo matter what your feelings or all
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Remember, Hop Bitters never does
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mo health with inactive liver and
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Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief
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THE Bourbon Democratic sheets
have been notable for a few days
past. by reason of the absence OF
the usual twaddle about State
rights. They find that they have
mistaken the temper of the public
mind-that the State rights senti-
ment is. not as strong as they had
supposed. In fact, no State paper
has ever exposed and prevented
more nonsense than the President, S
last veto message. He just took
the starch right out of the Demo
cratic majority, and they wilted
down. Mark our prediction Dem"
ocratic politicians will for
some time to come shun
this question of State sover-
eighty. as a burnt child does the
fire. Not that they have changed
their sentiments on that subject,
but because they see the people
are not for it. They will back
out, and the next time approach the
matter with greater caution.
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Chancery Court at Knoxville, Ten
nessee.
80. 2I5.

IT. Cottrell, Chairman Of the Coq35ty coqr, Of
n.nprApTNn FROM TIE BILL FILED
n his csse which Is sworn TO. thag the de-
fepdant, James s. Cooley, Is nons55est S eat 70 o.
N > Slrt a1-esr kefore the Gaa8cery Court
q EpoEvie tennessee on the SIN ioGday in
June next, ls7a, and make deIensf e 20. " ei-
messed. This notice will be paellshed IN tne
Whig and Chronicle for four consecutive "eeAS'
A true cory attest May II. 1859. m
mayI4g4t n. i. PATTERSON' T. q M
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-17
The First Barrel Of Flour.

The New York Produce Exchange
received on Monday, from Americas,
Georgia, the first barrel of flour
from this seasons wheat. The
wheat was grown on the plantation
of Capt. John L. Adderton, near
Americas. 1t was cut on April
30th and May LIST, and was
thrashed and converted into flour
May End.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-17

Worms are a miserable affection,
found in most families, and not I'M
frequently fatal in their effects.
Therefore, delay not-but immedi~
ately ask your druggist for CDR. c..
McLane's Celebrated Vermifuge," .
and happiness will bless your house
hold. Only see that Fleming
Bros. "a Wood street, Pittsburgh, "
is on the wrapper, or you will get q
worthless imitation.
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ChanceFy Court at Knoxville, Ten
nessee.

No. 3,245.
Pbfip Simon V. The Fr3cklani kue 1nsar-
arce Co., ct 81.
IT APPEARING FROM THE BILL FIJI,
| in the case VII ch IS sweEa to that the de sn6
~ Ne5sIu1r. are non residents Of tbe State ef
Tennessee. It is ordered that ths saii defend
ants appear before the Chanesry CoUTt a h7sx
ISIS. and make defense to the bill filed ie this
cause, OF the same will be taEen Tor confessed;
Tbts notire viii be published IN the W hig ana
f,H-on;cIs To- fenr consecutive weeks. 4 true
S0p'' M. &. PATTERSON,
navIu4t Clerk and Master.
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THE Cincinnati

states il thus:
without the slightest reason in the
hubble business-with the mere pur-
pose OF grasping offices and Of harass-
Ing those departments OF the Govern
ment not in possession OF CoDfeder-
atgs-the Democratic Caucus decTeed
the extra session Of Congress. Now
fbpv ask the President as the Com
mander-in. Chief of the Army of the
United States. 10 surrender his sword
and he refuses to do it. They threaten
therefore 10 etarve the army; TO take
sway the guards from the frontiers 9ud
abandon the National property. Let
them try fl.n
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-17

Are the most ell
fectiye and congo
NAL purgativee ever
discovered. They
are mild, but eff
fcctual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
searching cathar-
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The Annual VolaEes or h-RFER's BIIAt,i
cloth binding, viii be Mt b. express re- sri
prnse Crowded the fTeisht does not eheesS,-uIfI
dollar per volume), Tor 81 ~ each. o..,sg
Set, com priSing Eleven Volume, sent eh .si,h.b
Of cash a. the rate OF S. 3 per volume w.
EXPENSE Of purchaser. -. 6- bn3
ing, will be senl ~ mail, postpaid OF
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Remitlanees should be made oy "a loF
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Chancery sale Of a Desirable
House and Let,

No. EYos1
Tau-s c. Gillespie ct al. vs. Ella Gil ezpis ct al
DURSUANF To ABE }kEE PK1NuUNCED
1 in the above causa d the JaaU - 5Si0'
1879, Of tic Chaneely Co TT at kaaSEh e 4 2
uessee will sell at Il n 10 ths ElSlsSt pa
der N font OF the coGrt house door Il IA mex
Vile, on -.
SATURDAY, THE oath DAY OF MAY 81
AT II O'CLOCK n. M
The House and Tot mea;ioztd a i i SCI. 5ed n
the pie dITss lying n the -sT civil otSir.ct q
Knox c-uuty Tennessee. in the ei.y OF hcoS-
vile, adj ching tn lot OF James H. :, NaH o.
the west, and bounded by has lot on the east
thence south with the extension q TIE St.est Pc
tween said Cowar's lot and this lot SO as 70 n
Glade the same to SaD1. a. Whites hne On toe
top Of the bank at the liver thence Wltn SAD
Whites lie to the line OF the hnoxyLie anl
Charleston Railroad COMPANY. thence with the
line of sait railroad TO Hill street, and thence
With the IiDe OF said HUI street TO the beginning
and known as the Bluff property.
TERMS:
Said sale viii be made on a credit Of 5 y
twelve and Ell htecn months, except one fourth
of the purchase money, which vii! &c requires
in hand on the day Of sale. and II bar Of the
equity of redemption, taking from the pGrehaseE
notes with approx ed security, bearing interest
from date, and retaining q ilen on said Ia1d al as
further Sc uri;y. This, 23rd gay Q ,ApTli, iS'S'
apl.3E4t II. L. PATIE k69N. Z. x "a
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AdcInIsirafor's notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the unde[Ss .gned
~ has been duly appointed hy tee SoEnts
tate of William Braine, deceased. Ihls i there
fore to potify all persons having claims AGAINST
said estate to present the same dGly antEenlcat-
81 for payment, and al persons INDEBTED 10 SAID
estate 20 corze forRaEd and pay UD and taere0y
81 e costs, ba Abiao DRAA21'
ssTr;ristrator of the Estate CT william Cralner
= 91siHaaassT. may2 79i3,aw-w
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M4GoLD PLATED uATCHa 49, ne =
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Numbers of June and December Of each year
When no time is specihet, ir will be understood
that the u bscrioer wishes begin witt the cur.
rent Nun Der.
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1879.
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