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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-18

AT caucus of the Democratic MEM
bers of the Legislature of North Caro-
lima, held on Tuesday night, Gov.
Zeb. b. Vance was nominated for
United States Senator by acclamation.
They could not have nominated a
more genial gentleman, or one more
likely to make a popular and useful
Senator. The election is next week.
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In the Chancsry Court at Knoxville,
Tennessee,
Nc. 2.151.

Nc. 2,t51.
George w. Susong against Josiah EaWyerS and
others,
TNTHIS CAUSE ITAPPEARING FROM TIL
| amended bill, which is sworn to. that the de-
PENDANT, Josiah Sawy ers, is a nonresident of
the State of Tennessee. so that the ordinary
process OF law can not be served upon him, it is
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that
Court at Knoxville on or before the Sd Monday
of March next, and make defense to the origi
nal and amended bill filed in this cause, or the
same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing ex parte as to them. 1t is further or
dered that this notice be Published in the Knox
vile Wing and chronicle for Jour consecutive
weeks. This. 18th day of January, 1879. A
isni5Wis PATTERSON, c. M.
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A WASHINGTON dispatch to the
Cincinnati Gazette states that if Judge
Hunt resigns or his place is declared
vacant, that Attorney General Devens
will be offered the Judgeship, and
Senator Stanley Matthews made At
torneV-General.
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Notice.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEFD OF TRUST Elk
s. T. Atkin to secure note to John K, Payne
for three hundred and fifty dollars, will sell on
Monday the 81 day or next February, at the
court house door il Knoxville, Tennessee, for
cash in hand, without the right of Tedempt1 IN,
the following described property One house
bounded on the north by the property of K. j.
Cotton and VIM. lilH OF, on the east by the alley
on the south tor nearly oy High street, ard On
the west By the property of sal Lillson and
High street, being a five corr cred lot.
FELIX A REEVE, Trustee, &c.
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Chancery Court, Knoxville, Tenn,

J, ]. PiIlsberry against T. T. Bishop, W. B.
WyHne ct al,
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
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CUTICUR
From the Hon. WIN. TAHOE, State
Genator of Massachusetts,.

Meesrs. WEEks 4 POTTER Gentlenen,-To say
feelir es but it is the best word can use for feel
in every sense Of the word. nave been great suf
my head and face being covered with sores could
not rest with the burning heat and itching of the
weeks My disease has BEEN called a. Ec ~
ma, OF most aggravated type, by many physicians,
was IKE several sny al
ek1n humors ! have spent much money seeking q
some Of the best IN London peesved
nnf relief only for in the spring would
to Boston, I was told by many friends that Dr..
- whose reputation for the cure Of those dis.
waite On the doctor; be prescribed for me- fol.
lowed bis sdvice for six n onths, and can safely
aud among them East SaeE B enysl
noa u They did me oy but all t no pur
50 that at no time did feel t6as @ egr
would result from them
and 5ae 6 %
sdies, besides Al ,he external applications have
a s put the effect was the same became salts.
from getting worse.
Now. about three months ago, Mr.. Meehan, a
ful results If would only make trial BE told me
ne that vent with him to a drug store and bought
Two large boxes OF CUTICURA, and some CUTICURA
directions; There was so much humor lodged within
he fktn that as soon as CONNER ced the use Of
CUT1CURA It came to the surface and festered until
vatt quantities had come out and greatly intensified
NY snferines for about two weeks But I did not
mind th1s As felt that was going to vet rid Of the
nuMor when saw 1t coming to the surface In such
large quantities After the first two or three weeks
Use Of tbs remedy. was greatly encouraged by .
GRADUAL discerning Of the Inflammation Of q number
OF painful sores carefully, faithfully and cheer
inly Followed the directions TO the letter. feeling
tach week nearer q cure, until at the present mo-
menf, after three months use of CUTIcURA and
Twelve years OF IS constant suffering % was ever
IN and y,ro
nay case the most remarkable on record. 1 have
os' so elafed with my success that have stopped
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but the CUTICURA hEsoLvENT
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
BOSTON, Aug. %, 1878.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

Tie trial Of the Chisholm murderers was
pegch IN The kernper County, Miss, Circuit
court To-Day. The prosecution is conducted by
Inc uistrlct attorney, assisted by ex.Attorney
Geherai MOTIFS and ex-Chancellor Ware, OF
MISS, ana Gen. "oodford, of New York. There
are four defendants, one having aiad S,noa ,ho
indictments were found The nres,d,nI. ,.,sl.o
has occupied the bench for MANY vesrs 90
has the reputation OF being able, intelI,cen.
and rigid dispenser Of justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

Reports from the political canvass In Ohio
vary according TO the source from whence thew
are derived. Republicans claim the Victory as
already won while democrats talk none the less
confidently. On one point, however, all agree,
that Is that the masses OF the people are not
yet worked up to any great degree OF excite
ment- The farmers are too much interested In
gathering their abundant crops and selling
them at tie profitable prices now ruling to give
much Alteration TO politics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

n1sPOe1RS OF EHOOND-HAND CLOTHING
Gan get the best cssh prices irU1n the ORIGINAL
Rbk.zoq, Ss Sth st. near r. ayen a. br.nch asa
promnt stteption Wiu b given 10 ~ orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

Wetake pleasure in calling the special atten-
ton OF our readers to the annual notice Of the
Rockville fair, in our advertising columns De-
pending as we do In great measure upon
Montgomery county for our market and dairy
products, 1T Is directly to our interest to en-
courage and foster all efforts tending to I'M
prove the quality and increase the quantity OF
these products. No measure is so we'll calcu-
lated to produce this improvement as the
holding OF these annual fairs. The friendly
competition excited By them and the increased
dissemination of practical knowledge resulting
from them Have already produced most bene-
nctal results. We trust that the citizens OF the
District will show their interest In this matter
by full attendance at the fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

Senator Blaine'S friends are fearful that his
almost superhufnan exertions in the pending
Maine canvass may seriously impair his health.
He Is at work night and day, and so far has
laughed at these warnings, but he promises to
take good long rest after the fight Is won.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

The republicans o. New York have much the
same internal diSsens!oaS UPON the question of
= guoerDstorial candidate that the democrats
have. In both cases there IS a revolt against
the -.rsachtne~ candidates against Tiideu's
man Robinson ;r TIE one parry, and Conklings
man CoTreii Il the other. Robinson has had
to encounter tremendous blast OF denuncta-
ton. and Tammany Hall has declared that IL
will not support him II nominated; yet 1t looks
now as II the machine would be too strong for
the malcontentS, and that Robinson would be
renOminated. The same may be said Of Cor
nell's chances. His nomination Is flercely op-
posed on the ground that he is not In ac-
cord with the best sentiment Of the republican
party; that he has never done anything for the
party or the state except to hold fat offices OF
man Senator Conkl1ng) who has always stood
In the way OF the Presidents just treatment OF
the south, and has done nothing toward restor-
Ing the currency to sound condition and that
he has once been driven from state conven-
ton without the Office which he was seeking
and afterward distinguished himself by taking
charge Of political campaign which was lost.
Despite all this heated talk, the indications are
that Cornell win be nominated for governor at
the republican convention at Saratoga to-
morrow. II Robinson is nominated by the DEM
Gratis and Cornell by the republicans it will be
very fair race between machine candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

The indications are that the public will be
surfeited with details Of the Sprague scandal
before long, no matter whether 1t Is carried into
the courts or not. Gov. Sprague denies "ta
toto" the charges made against him by his wife
In her statement Of causes which induced her
to leave Canonchet, but so far he has not pub
hcly INDUCED in any counter charges. He Is
reported as saying that he means to take I'm
mediate steps to regain possession of his Child
rem. Mrs. Sprague will no doubt resist, as it
seems now, that she took the little girls away
by advice OF her counsel. The first outbreak of
the scandal was quoted, after few days, by
the refusal Of all the parties Immediately inter-
esf"d to talk. Mrs. Sprague did allow the press
to publish letter setting forth her complaints,
but that was not until the sensation was on the
wane. Now she Is quite free In making ugly
charges, and it is not improbable that the hus-
band, If his temper be what she describes 1t,
win be driven to retaliate. Then It will not
need divorce suit to give all the details OF the
diSagreeable affair to the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
The California Election.

The numerous tickets In the field and the
many tissues" being fought for leave the result
OF the election In California tomorrow very
much In doubt. The withdrawal Of the II. B.
candidate for mayor will, In all probability. de-
moralize that party In the city to a consldera-
bic extent Notwithstanding that his place was
Immediately supplied. 1t will have the effect
OF driving voters who dread the success Of
Kearneyi ism to the republican ticket as the only
one that has any chance OF defeating Kalioch
Had 1t not been for the politicians and their
personal schemes OF advancement, the prop
erty owners and law-abding citizens would
have united upon city ticket that could have
beaten Kearney. 1t is the division of this class
Of people In support Of two tickets that has en-
Outraged the hoodlums to hope for
victory. The contest has developed
great deal OF bitterness on all sides
which Is unfortunate for the state, the more so
because there is very little promise that the
election will allay these feelings. The rich
mine owners and capitalists resented the ador-
tion OF the new constitution and In feeling or
revenge raised the rate OF interest on money
This enraged the borrowing classes and had
the effect OF swelling kearney's following. The
railroad rulers put summary stop to all I'm
proyements and thus threw laborers out Of en-
ployment. The excuse OF the magnates was
that the new constitution was 50 oppressive
that they could not prosper under It. Thus
that instrument had an effect just the reverse
OF what was promised its supporters. Capital
and labor are arrayed against each other in
bitter hostility, and the hope OF all good citi-
Zens Is that enough conservative men may be
elected tomorrow, no matter what their POI
ttics have been, to control the state and city
governments and keep down, In future, the ex-