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Conducted by ], G., Holland.

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We have O full line of Boys over
coats, that will be sold cheap.
dec27dtf 10. Il. MCiEER'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-01

Chattanooga Market.
Chattanooga Commercial Jan. =.
CORN-On wharf, 45a46c.; in depOt, 48
a49c.
WHEAT-On wharf, 9OaS1O5, in depot,
$l,C0al-10,
MEAL-52cents per bushel.
MEATS Bulk mests, long sides, &c.
bacon, short clear Sides &c; shoulders, Al;
hams, sugar .cured, 9.
LARD---In tierces, 8; cans, SIC.
OATS-Per bushel, 81 cents.
Hays ia80 per cwt., on wharf.
PoTAToEs-Irish, 5Ja60c; Sweet, 40a5O.
FLoUR--Lght demand; superfne, per
bbl., s4OO; extra, $3.50 family, $4.75 /;
extra family, $3.50; fancy, 5000.
POULTRY-Chickens, l24al5c; turkeys,
J0a70.
EGGs-Per dozen, 12415c.
BUTTER-Per pound, l0a15c.
GINsENG-Per pound, 60a70.
BEEswAx-Per pound, zoe.
HIDEs-Green, 4ci sailed, SIC; dry
sailed, 7al0c.
FEATHERS Live geese, 1Ga35c.
Tall Ow-Dull, per pound, &c
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I've AEssoE sssrBss
Reported for the CHRONICLE by J0res & Lee
Butchers Market Square.
KnoHviis Jan IS.
Cattle in good demand and &c higher
for good to No. l. Hogs find ready sale at
outside quotations
aERE "a TIE
No. !, 24a23 cents; good fat, 2a24 cents;
common to fair duh, halls cents.
CALVES
$50 TO 81 s., according to quality.
HOGS.
Fat hogs advanced and in good demand
Weighing f'om $50 to 20) pounds, 2la24c,
gross; weighing 200 pounds and over, &c,
gross.
SHEEP.
In,,,a..l - l. OLE
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sF YOU WIS - to engage in an honest, gem
teeI business and IN Ike plenty of iueney
during the hnliiays. sen0 your address II
IL RANDOLPH & CO., lU7 4th aV., n. I.
dec18w4t
Sc p a %aaaxpN BEF4 KIDS no TWO aIlKe
u a with name. iOc 20 Scroll, with name. loo
I'll po paid Agents uttt, l5c.
~ GEO. L. REED CO. NASSAU Y.
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The Musical Record, Dexter Smith, Editor,
mailed for cite. Circulates POGO per Month.
Music. News, &c. az peryear.
OLIVER DITsON g. co., BOStsR.
CHI. DIT5ON &C =, I'll & sI3 Broadway Now
York,
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Insolvent Notice.
State of Tennessee. Union County,

htate OF Iennctsee, Union Coun'y,
OR. CAsSGLL, ONE OF THE ADMIN
istrators If the Estate of w. W. IL LinRer,
deceased: You are hereby notified that the in
solyencV If said cs ate has te;n suggested 20 the
County Court Of said county. You are hereby
notified 10 give notc1 in tho VINO AND CHRoN-
IcLE, newspaper pIb ished in the city of knux-
vile for I ,ur consecutive weeks. for ~ O. rfona
having claims against said estate 20 Il them du-
~ authentica.ot with thu Clerk e tie county
court of Uni N county on or before the d.. day
Of March, 1913, or they will be barr, ~ law.
>,diyen under my hand at Office ia Maynard vile
November 23d, 1878.
CORAM ACUFF, Clerk.
ALL PERSONS having claims against tho e.
tate of w. w. Heninger, deceased. ars hereby
notified to Il 9 them with the Clerk o. tho Coun~
ty Court of Union cOunty on or before the LIST
day { March. 1879, or they will be barred by
law This jan. 9Th, 1879.
jln:9w4t JOHN Il. CASsELL, Admin tfator
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KNOXVILLE, Jan q
The coffee market is very firm and cd
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07
s EN.S OF TIE U4Es

Tao bill to provide fer taking the mex! census
passed tbs Senate yesterday
The New Jersey House Of Delegates have
passed bill prohibiting the manufacture OF
shoes in tho Stale prison.
Browr, The treasurer OF the Manhattan Tribe
Of Red men, 10 Baltimore, leaves letter con-
Tossing his embt Zz!ement OF trust iuodS
TIE subscription to the four per cent l'au
yesterday amounted to 50. $50. Secretary
Sherman has issued Gail for tHen!Y millions
more Of The Elk per cents.
The Kansas House of Delegates has passed q
resolution ordering ~ Investigation into alleged
bribery aud corruption il connection with the
recent election OF Seoator lugalls.
The Wsr Department asks Ter a deficiency
appropriation CT $3.50, 900, growing out CT the
bill passed les! year having provided ior the
pay Of only twenty thousand men Instead Ct
twenty fgc thousand.
Berthe Beaver, eleven years old, boarded q
passing train at Altoona. Pa, yesterday, to OF
tan o short ride through tho toEu. As be vas
stepping off again passing engine Struck him,
and completely cut off his head and one erG.
The South Caro!ica State Grange, in session
at CtarIcsiou yesterday, passed resolutions de
rcuucing the action of the ftr!il Ter companies
10 raising TIE price of fertilizers and petiiooiDg
tie Legislature to repeal all cxistiog charters to
dig aud mine phosphates 10 the rivers and ad-
vccaing the retention Of the whole phosphate
interest in tie hands OF the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07
latest Foreign News.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Fee. 7.-General Loris
Mclikoff who WIS rcoentlg appointed Governor
General OF the plague sr:ckco districts which
have Teen specially erected toto provlcco cur
ing the continusocc Of the epidemic, left here
yesterday fer Astrachan to snpcriutcnd ne's.
urcs for arrestiag the plague.
NJ. JuchaDlz iF, the former treasurer OF The
Mutual Credit Foncicr Company, has hsco
convicted ci emb;zzoe C2.0Q0,u0O from The
company and s.u!c-csd to sixtecu gears penal
sa.vitudc IN Siberia.
PARIS, Fet. 7.-llora L7ons, the British
Ambassador, will give seIeo: banquet to
PresidoSt Gtcvy at the British Embassy mkt
week. There will be fi?tcen covers,
Gcp. Charz7 will probably be replaced il the
govc.sbp Of Algeria by NJ. krantz, late drec.
tor general Of tho Paris Exposition.
The Gszettc DcF.arce says President Gravy
10 receiving tie judges OF the Court of Cassl-
ton told Judge Mercior, president OF that trl-
bunsl. 10 inform his colleagues that the Cog
crrmco. does not intend to violate tic principe
Of The irremovabiliy Of judges.
CoNsTANTINoPE, Feb. 7.-Midhst PGsha
hes been authorized 10 make changes 10 his
staff Of Iuoctionari9s aud put 10 operation the
reforms proposed BY him in the scheme he sub
mitted TO tho Porto for tho organization Of
Sc,ia
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Letter from EauGuier.

lCorr; spondeuee CT the Alexandra Gaz.tto.
ORLEAN, Feb. 5.-Jhe snow is filling at
the rate Of Two inches per hour, and our to;7Ds-
men ard those of tho adjacent c)uutry who &c.
lisYe that the ground hog" rulsa the Eek; six
weeks, are rejoicing that it is so, aod rather
than have their "srouod hog predictions to
fail, they would be glad to have just such
weather Ter the rex5 two months. Up 10 this
morning they were full Of fear ED trembling
lest the around hog would prove failure.
As the sun only shown poriion CT The second
day Of February they had net July decided
were not very sqcIl posted So to The time he makes
his APPEARANCE this Stow settles the question.
They decide COW that he Gid see bis shadow
This reminds US that We have heard Ct some
other ''sigcs" recently, Of which l sill give
you f=H samples: There ia lady liSicg near
bcre VITO will not soy word 10 auy one While
she is sowiog parship seed. She says If she
does speak the parsUiIs will be petty, prouged
and not fl. for use. And another lsdy pays
gentleman stated salary provided he will
visit her house oG the fist day It January OF
every year before coy lady does, 50 that she
may have good luck. SIZE firmly be!iev:s that
if woman visits her house first she will have
bad luck all Tho year. The ladies don't have
al-the superstitioDs either. We met with
man on yesterday VITO said he did not believe
10 tbs ground hog for thst was all stuff, but
if be was leaving homo aud met woman he
would turn back, because no would have bad
luck sure. iii was white womar it would
not be so bad. If it was a c,lored woman i!
would be fearful luck. Ho s|so stated that if
be saw .hc new moon through cloud he would
he in bad hunor during that moon, cros7,
f;etful, Sc. Ifit was clear he would be in the
best humor possible. We have concluded that
some people always see the moon through a
cloud, as some Of them are seldom in good
humOr p
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EEG.N II:SSEEEGTn.E.
ESPECIAL TO TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
WASufNGT0H, d. G.. E9b. !.

ESPECIAL TO TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
WAsufNGToH, d. c.. Esb. !.
The q1estiou tIat has b,cn aeitaios lhe TO-
baeoo growers, maaUtactur, ~ Gct c:nSa I.eTj
for SO lorg a time, and that hes Induced lob.
bgis!s cot ooly sinaIy but 10 bilia9Cs ir2m all
paris Of the c)uD:ry to coGe 10 Washington
e1d lay sei3c to thc clpitci, has a. LIST teea
settled, OF least 50 lar as tn, El1aace Commit
tee OF the Senalo is concerned, aod may &c TACT
DO said to be- settled definitely aud ellec:u5tIv,
for there is 20 d3utt uOw that tic Ssnato I'll!
adopt the report Of the committee. The en-
mttee was TO have met this moranE bu. cot
witbstandug the personal efforts of Senator
Wither5 to Induce the members to b. 90 hand
there vas 20 quorum. But the ttie01s OF the
reduction though disappointed did not rel.H IN
their efforts, and during The session Ct the Sen
ate this atstTIo0n 0btaucd QI3rum IL the
com Gittce room, aGd 7atc kc.9c takan i6e
M ority agreed to report in favor & Tedrc 5E
The tex to l6 cents On chewing tobacco. Il Cts.
en- snuff, aud to let that on cigars rcmal1 IS Il
is, AID that there shall be no eX!eEsloa Ct the
time fixed in the House bill for tho Law 10 go
into operation. 1t is nccdess &c say that this
report is highly satisfactory to The large iaereat
that has been working 10 lis behalf. Senator
Bayard vas originally q 20 can. nan. bot lie
lately came over 10 the Ii e,oterS, and alter
the &C Jurnuent Of the committee SAD he
would report the bill TO dag il he got al apGtr'
tuliy. Is said there is 20 doubt Il is PES
sage. lls there have been soGc amendments
to it i. will OF cours, have 10 90 back 10 The
House, but its friends say they do not abtic!
pate any trouble there.
The Potter Committee met again this iDGfn
lag, aud slte. takiog the c1uc!uiiog poitioa rt
hladdox's testimony examined Gel. George ".
Carter, formerly R.v &. ". Carter. Of The NJ.
L. Church South, His evidence, hha ths: { i
Maddox, went to discrcd!t that Of 81. Mar,ic.
Among tho appointments sent by the Presl'
dent 20 the Senate this mor0lDs were thu IL!
loWipg: j. E. Harrsnit, to BE- postmaster OF
Philadelphia; Jas. PolIicS, 10 be Naval Oiic:c
| at Philadelphia, and \. l.. Snowicn to be 81.
perntcrdent tf the Mint at Pbi!adSlp hia. tx.
Governor Hsrtratf has thus been paid 10:
putting the militia OF PennsylvaEia under
marching orders to enforce TIE ioaugufa:!ou OF
President Hays.
There is said now to be no dCn5: 81 Tie 40
cept0nca Of the Peru mission h7 Scnator Chris.
tiaDcy, and his resignation aS S:aa!cr is looked
for daily.
Among the bills reported upoc tagorlb'y 10
the Senate, yesterday, ware those for the rtIi:
OF the political DISABILITIES Ct Aaa Waugh, d.
w. NJ. Nash. G. B. Oliver, L. l.. Shepalri
Charles f. NJ Sposwood, John d. Ssmmes.
g. II. keDuedy, Hetry q. Thomts, ". Is.
Sicclair. aud Il. L. Page, OF Virgiti:.
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LS.y. QUICKEN TIE ClRCULATi0N. -Don
let the blood sta8nslc IN yUur veins. You c!a
prevent lis doing 50 by increasing its vo!u:n:
and purity, by s:lnuletisg the digestive organ,
and encouraging assimilation. with tina. n.tcH
less rilaIizlng agent. Hostett,r's Stowach Bt.efa
People not afflicted with Any organic or Iaorg"E
ic disease, grow wan and Eagksrt simply b.
cause their blood is Thin. watcry. dplcieE. -
hing properties sud so fnssg.r in quantity
that tho extreulitic; sre very i'm perfectly sup
piled with it, nEd tae superficial circulation cH
treutly feeble Ecncc he bootless sppe.raEc:
Of the countcnGRc,. Bu. whoa the BI!ters NJ
used to enrich ard q1ickcn tho blood, tho ro. :
hue OF health returns to the c5o:k. the frame a.
improves, and no digestive quains interfere cIth
er with the qualification or tIo sIb:cGIJLt freE-
guilty olLhe stoinacb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

The adverse criticism Ct almost the tuire
press CT the couotr5-ihat porli,n which op
proved the confirmation of the Presidents New
York custom house appointments as we'll as
that which opposed ;t-of Secretary Sherman
personal application to Collector Arthur fer a
position for tho .on Of Judge Bradley, Of eItc-
toral commission rotoriety. has indu,sd the
Secretary to publish copy Of that application,
but by so dong he has not improved lis oIn
reputation. for 10 it are these words, written By
bis own hand "For manifest reasons | would
be very glad 10 obfg, Mr. Bradley" 10 a
majority cf at leas. nil'ion Of the white voters
Of the country the manifest reasons" refer
red TO arc those which tended to induce reel
prooity of the great favor conferred By Judge
Bradley, who, after 40 historical Interview with
the Secretary, then Senator. changed bis
views respecting the legality Of Mr.. Hayes
election, ard gave the eighth aud deciding Votc
by which the presidency was given 10 msu
who was not entitled to it. Everybody else,
from Secretary Sherman down to the negro
messenger Of the Florida returning beard, who
assisted, 10 the remotess degree, the accom-
plishment of the presidential fraud, has been
paid fer the part be took, ard the reasoning
and unprecedented people Of the country cannot
see Why an exception should be made 10 the
case of Judge Bradley, to whom the success of
the fraud was mainly attributable, especially
when the Secretary, over bis owo signature,
sincerely hopes" that for manifest reasons" "
the Judges request fer The appointment Of his
SOD TO lucrative position in the New York
custom house may be granted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

The President is taking care Of those radicals
in tho House whose constituents having become
tired Of them bad, as they hoped, quietly laid
them away forever CO the political shelf. lie
yesterday appointed General N. F. Banks
StoneWall Iaeksou's Commissary General, U.
S. Marshal of Massachusetts, and Mr.. Martio L.
ToWuscnd U. S. District Attorney for the north
ern district Of Ne8 York. TIE assumed dignity
of the former is as much out Ct place as tee af-
feccd genisIisy OF the latter, and it is to be re
GREETED that The President c:uld rot have found
trusr friends eud better men upon whom 10
confer bis farors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

Eeg- VARIOUS CAUSES advarc!ug year
care, sickness, disappointment, and hereditary
predispoeition-all operatet1 turn the hairg:.y
and either Of them inc!ines i: to shed premature
ly. AYERS HAIR VIGoa will restore faded or
gray, light and red hair to q rich brown or Geep
black. as usy be desired. ltsoltena and cleans
the scalp, giving it e healthy action, snd re-
moves and cures dandruE sni hunlors. BY ~
use falling hair ia checked, and new Qrow'A
will be produced in ali cases where the folice'
sro not destroyed CIR glands dcc.yed. It3 ciiec:-
are beautifully shown on bra:hy, Veal; or sics.y
hsi:, to which few applications will p.oal&:
the gloss and freshness OF youth. Harmless al
sure in its operation, it is incompatible e. :"
dressing, and il especially valued for tao SCI:
lustre and richness Of tone i: imparss. |. cor-
tsns neither oil no. dye, and will 10. soil g!
color white cambria; yet it lasts long OH the l.;'
and Keeps it freah end vigorous. Z. =. Lr"i-
bester & Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07
EDEeEIGF ITEMS.

4 disease resembling tic plague has appeared
10 Thetsaly.
Heavy sooys 10 tho Afghan passes ere ia.
creasiog the tlonblcs of the English troops.
4 Calcutta dispatch announces taat Lady
Lyltou, wife OF the Vc,roy of India, h,s given
birth to a 500.
Yako.b Khan has imprisoned Mshomed
Khan a! Cabul, and his followers have piua-
dcrcd tic property Of the absent sirdor7.
Several skirnishcs have occurred ii The Cape
Colony between the British troops a1d the ia
lus, who retreat without making serious re
sistaucc.
Tgo csrsoci OF cattle shipped frcm Bn:to
have been passed as sound at Liverpool. EGG
lish cattle nelr Liverpool are affected with
p!cura pne uT0Ds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

G, ordinate brorch o! the sovsrnmcot. The
Constitution, law, ,q7ity, justice are uothns to
them, sad would afford 10 bar TO tic execution
of auy of THAR malislaat or selfish Designs
but IS long IS the Supreme Court, even
smircheS as lis character has been ct late, has
any regard for its reputation as correct and
eapablc arbi!cr Of the Law, Ice people have some
guarantee Of their right; people Of Virginia
az we'll ss thsss Of Massachusetts, GcD. Lees
children, az we'll os those of aoy oody else.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

HUNT,T-E LEIAEDER AS stated III yc.!"r.
days Gazetto tbs Grand Jury Of the UisiriC: c!
Columbus refused TO find ~ indiCtmcn. Ggsn |
Gen Hunton upon Hr. Alcxonder's complaint
On the motion 10 ,:iamiss the vote stood o. to J..
in favor CT it erd tfu2 Tho mater ended. |! /
sisted that org OF tho TcHsons Influencing the
jurors ID this cour:, WIS the tc!iet tina. they
bad no authority in tho matter, IS the le!."-
complaiGed Of va! neither written ar ue.i7e!e1
in Washington, bu. mailed in A!exsndris ant
fund its wny to MIR. AleZaEGer through e."
postoilica ana by the handa Of his son.