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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-18
GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly OPP
sratiDg in Sticks. by the Two Unerring Rules
f.r success; in Messrs. Lawrence { Co.'s new
circular. Ine cjmbipation method. which this
firm has made go successful. enables people with
large or small mems to reap all the bent fits Of
largest capital and best skill. Thousands IF or~
dsrs IN Var,ous sums are pooled into one vast
amount and co. operated as mighty whole, thus
securing to each shareholder all the adyantages
g. the largest operator. Immense profits are
g eoo yiaeo monthly. Any amount, from S5 to S.,
tyO or more can be used successfully. N
Bepfsss Weestv September sSth, 1878. says. !" By
me comonation system SIS would make $75 or
per NJ; $50 p Us $3.50, or per cent; 100
max e. q ,Wi or ~ per cent. on the stock. dnri~R
the month, aeon ding to the ma ket I" Frank
Lest.e's Hassrated NeDspaper. June 29,h :: The
eouolnation metrod OF Operating stocks is be
nost successful yer adj pted." Nete York Inde-
pendsnt, Sept 18th; The comb { an. n system is
founded upon correct business principles, and no
person reed be. without an income while it is
kspt working By Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co.
Brookivn. Journal April 2sth ''Our editor made
2 net pr. q. Of $40 .2s from 30 in one Of Msssrs.
Lawrsnce Co.'S combinations." New circular
Mailed free) explains everything Stocks aud
bonds wanted. Qovernme bonds supplied.
Lawrence h Cos, Baker, 81 Exchange Place,
n, 7,
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MASSACHUSETTS.


WORCESTER, Sept. 1.-THE
Butler Democratic Convention was
called to order at eleven twenty this
morning with 1928 delegates pres
ent and organized by the election of
Johh K. Tarbox as President Mr..
Tarbox addressed the Convention at
length upon the issues of the day,
after which the committees
were appointed upon Credentials
and resolutions. Speeches were
made by sIessrs. Lathrope, of
Springfield, Riley, of Boston, and
others, after which the Convention
took a recess.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

WoRcEsTER, Sept. 16.-The Re-
publican State Convention met here
at Il is o clock this morning, with
], ,133 delegates present. and organ
zed BY electing Hon. Alex. H. Bull
lock, of Worcester, as President. The
usual committees were appointed, af
Ter which Gov. Bullock addressed
the. Convention at considerable
length upon the, issues Of the cam
paign. Soon after ! o'clock the
Convention proceeded to an informal
ballot for Governor, which resulted
as follows: John D. Young, pres
ent Lieutenant Gosarnor Iof the
State, $50 ;HenryL. Pierce, sos.
The nomination of Long was then
made unanimous by acclamation.
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sHERlFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE NO.
d Z56 IN the case Ct s. /. Atk,n for the use Of
"A. D. Sullivan, VS. William Martin, issued By
e. W. Adkins, Clerk OF the Circuit Court at
knoxville, Knox Couaty, Tenne see. AID to
me directed, vi l. on Monday. the 5th day of
October 1879 within legal houre, in front of the
Court House door in the city of Knoxville, offer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash one house
pesses. in what is known as East Kuoxvilie.
situated on toe cornor of Mabry and Patton
streets, and bounded on the North by Mabry
front of SO fee, more or lees, on Mabry street
and l5J feet, more or less. on alton street
LEVIED on as the property of w. P. Mar in TO
satisfy this Fl. Fa. This levy made sutiect to
levies heretofore made on the same lof, one Ia
favor of NJ. e. " oody and one in favor of James
Havely. This Aus sust 18th, 1879.
aug26i3t1awawlt AL. x. kEEDER Sheriff.
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Chancerv Sale of Valuable Lands.

NO. 0UO0s
J. NJ. Kennedy Treasurer of tbs Hospital
Association of East Tennessee. vs. James
Rodgers and vie ct al and Nm. Braine VS..
Jas Rodgers ami Rife ct al. Bill and cross
B II.
PURSUANT TO AN INTERL0CU TORY DE-
L cree pronounce n the sbove cause at the
June term 1879 Of the Chan5.ry Cour. at Knox
willie, Tennessee, will sell at pubic auction, to
the highest bi ider in front OF the court house
door in Knoxville, Tennessee. on
SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY OF
OCT. NEXT AT II O'CLOCK, A. M,
the lands mentioned and descr bed in the plead e
ings, lying in the 18Th civil district of Knox
county, Tennessee adjoining the lands 10 tmerIy
owned by Judge We'cker. the lands Of Michael
about 32i acres, being the land norg iged by
Ias, dRers aud wife to VIM Braine on the
2Gth of July, is72 and rsgister d the same day in
the REGISTERS office of Knox county In Trust
hook vol Ist, pagss z68 and ESQ., FIRST offering
for sale that portion of the said lana embraced
in the deed of trust executed On the sth dag I
May, 1872. by Jas. Rodgers and wife TO Z.
Se bv and W. c. Jamison for the benefit of the
St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company. and
of trust bnt emb aced IN the mortgage to VIM
Braine. and then Offering the whole tract
TO gesher as set out in the mortgags executed to
said B aine. and adopt that sale which brings
- MS.
Said sale will be made upon credit of g. IL
Is and a months and in bar of the eQut q
re iemp,ion. taking from the pur shaser Dotes
with good SECURITY and retaining lien as furtner
security This Sept. 17th. 1879
sapt16wit NJ. L. PATTERSON. G. d M.
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Chancery Sale Of TIVE Valuable
Houses and Lots.
No, 3lSR.

No. 31SR.
T. R. Cornick Jr.. Tru=tee., etc vs. Vim. Braine.
Peter F. jenkins and wife ct al.
DURSUANT TO AN INTERL0CU TORY
I decree pronnuDced in The above cause q: the
June term 1879 OF tn C1aucery Court at nox
vile tennessee. will sell at pub bic auction, to
tue hghest bidder. in iront of The court house
door in Knoxville, On
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF OCT, N XT
AT Ii OuL0CK A. NJ.
the two houses and lots mentioned sni l descril ed
in the pleading, situated r0sd street, in
'h city of Knoxville Tennessee being lot No.
66 in Maxwel's Addition to Knoxville, and all
the improvements thereon. fronting so feet on
the east side Of Broad street and bounded OF
the south by lot No. 81. on the east by oueed.
King il Co.'s Railroad Abolition, and on the
north by lot No. tS, first of ring fvr sac the
northern hals of said lot and the impro sem ents
thereon, and the southern half with tbs i'm
provements thereon separately; and then offer
ing the whole lot toge her aud adopting the
sale that realiz ss the bight st price.
TERMS.
Said sale will be made op credit Of 6, II. snd
Is mon his and IN bar OF the tq1 1i,y of redemp.
tiop, taking fr, m the purchaser notes with good
security and retaining lien as further security,
This Sept. i1Ib, 1879.
sept VAT Al. L. PATTERSON, C, I'm,
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Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID No. .51 in the case of w. r. YardIey vs..
Thomas Lillisop, issued by e. w. ADKINS, Clerk
of tho Cir nit Curt, at Knoxville, Knox county,
Tennessee. nd to me directed: will on Mon
day, the 9th day OF October, l8t9. within legal
hours, 10 front of the Court House door In the
bidde-, for cash, one vacant lot of land in The
LIST civil district of Knox county, Tennessee,
and bounded as folisws: Fifty feet frontit on
or Iese, en- Patterson street, being the eastern
part of let No. l.. North Range, in Nelson;
N abry and swans ADDITION to Knoxvitle.in East
Knaxvi le levied on rs he property of Thomas
Lii ison. This August l5th, 1879.
aug g25d3 .lawaMlt ALkX. Rec DEP, Sheriff.
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, NO.
ID 2j3 IN the case IF W. w. Woodruff & Co., VS..
W. p. Marin. ssued by 4. W. Adkins, Clerk of
the Circui Court at Knoxville, hEox county,
will on M.nd the Ist jay Of
October ls79, wi hun legal hours, in front of the
Court House door in the city of Knoxville,
Knox c,unIy, Tennessee, fer for Rale to the
highest bidder f,r cash, one house and lot in the
First district OF Knox county, in what is known
as East Knoxville, situated CD corner OF Mabry
snd alton sire is, bounded on the north by Ma
said street and bounded on the eat by Patton
street, and frontiog 0ieet, msre or less, on said
street. LEVIED on as the property of w. P. Marin.
This Aug. 18th, 1879.
ALEX. REEDER, Sheriff.
Au026d3t1awGwls
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE CT AN ORDER OF
ID sale No. i5t: in the case IF John w. Stew
art vs.. William Howell. issued by E. w. Atkins,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court at Knoxville Knox
county, Tenn. ana to me directed, viii, on
Mouaay the 9th day Of October. 1879, off r for
sale in front of the Cou House door, in the
city of Knoxville, Knox county Tenn. within
legal hours, to the highest bidder for cash, an
tn rig II, tlt.c, claim interest the defendant,
Wiisiam Howell, has in and to o certain house
and lot situated and lying in East Knoxville.
Knox county. Tennessee, bounded on the north
By Barbary Lacy's lot. on the east by another lot
OF VIM. Ho~el!'s on the south BY the First Bap-
fronting about Is feet on Patton street, and run
ing back bout ts feet. levied on as the property
Of VIM Howell. This ug. 18th. 1873.
ALEX. REEDEk. Sheriff.
Aug2si3tIawkw1t
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The Cincinnati Gazette, holds on TO
the Luke p. Blackburn matter like an
angler who knows that he is about to
land a good one. 1t reiterAtes in the
most annoying manner that certain
fiend named DR.. Luke. P. Blackburn
attempted to introduce yellow fever
in the Northern cities during the late
war by means OF blankets saturated
with the perspiration and black vomit
of yellow fever patients in BnrEnuda,
and tauntingly asks 1.-THE DR.. Luke P.
Black burn, who is Governor OF Ken.
lucky, is the same Individual It has
presented some ugly evidence on the
suhjec', and called on Gov. Blackburn
TO vindicate himself, but up to this
time he has failed to do so.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, Sept. 17.-At a
meeting of Kane Lodge of Free
Masons last night the Grand Mas
ter Of the State Of New York was
asked, by resolution, to take steps
for the collection of funds to re-
lieve the distress existing among
the Masons in Memphis.
The amount collected at the post
office in boxes, $629.84, was ordered
to be telegraphed to Memphis to-
day.
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CbaRcery Sale Of a Valuable
House and Lot.
No. 2,l94.
!. Norman, Admr.. &c, ". VIM. LaYt O.

No. 2,l94.
jog. e. Norman, Admr.. &c, W. VIM. Lawton,
ct al.
DURSUANT TO AN INTERL0CUTORY DE-
L CREE pro ounced in the above eau at
the Jun" term, 1s7Y. of the Chancery Court at
KnexVille Tenn. will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, in front of the court house
door In hnoxviile,
ON SATURDAY, The 18TH DAY OF OC
TOBEk, 1879. al IL O'COCK A. M.
the houss and lot mentioned and described in
the pie etdnGs. lying In the 12sh civil district of
Knox county. Tenne3see. be ng lot No, SIS, in
McGhee's addition to Knoxville. fronting 81
feet on Ric ,ards street and running back west
wardiy I5) feet to an alley.
T e M s.
Sid sale will be mad upon a credit of six,
twelve eighteen and twenty ur months, taking
from he pu rch ser Noes, with goodseca ty,
bearing interest from date, and retaining lien
a. fI. ther secutity. This September 18th. 1879,
N. L. PATTERSON,
septifw4t CLERK and Master.
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GEN. GRANT is to have an i'm
mense reception when he arrives at
San Francisco. All the steamers and
yachts in the hal bor are to go out to
meet the "Tok.o" Gen. w L
Elliott, cIassmate Of the Generals ia
to be Marshal. The streets are to be
festooned with flowers and everereens,
and long procession will be formed.
The stock boards will all adjourn. and
everybody will turn out with wild
hurrah for the silent man"
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 16.--L.
A. Coutard, school teacher, of
Bayou Gonta, has been shot and
killed by DR.. Shell. It is stated
that Coutard was the aggressor.
A dispatch from Kingston, Ga,
announces the death by consump>
ton of E. B. D. Zulis, a well known
artist of this city.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Sept. 17.-The agent
of the East rn Telegraph Company
at Alden confirms the report of the
capture of Cetywayo by Major
Nader with detachment of the
First Dragons, serving under Lord
Clifford, in Northeast Zaluland, on
the 10Th of August.
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sHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
- No. 26 :. in the case of the State VS. G. a.
Weiser and wife. issued By e W.Adki rs, Clerk of
the Circuit Court or Knox sounty in the city of
Knoxville, Knox C-unty. Tennessee. and to me
directed. L viii on Monday, the 5th day of Ooto-
ber 1879 W thin legal hours 10 front of the Court
ty, renne see; offsr for to the highest bid
der for n, one house and lot be opgu to
having no prope ty in his own name. Sail house
and lot is stu tied near FIrst treek. in East
Rockville, fenu. The lot fronts 20 f,et on Ken
west and on the south $50 feet. more or less, by
). L. ADKINS land, and on the east By Samuel I.
Adkins iine, and on the Nerth by an ,tner l. {
bsIon ngis G to Caroline Weiser. 1he lot levied
on ~as not Occupied by the defendant at time of
levy. Levied ON as the properly of c. Weiser.
This August l5tc, 1879.
ALFx. REEDER. Sheriff.
Aue2id3t1aw&wit
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MEMPHIS, Sept. 17.-Two new
cases and five deaths since last
night, among the number Noland
and Fontain.
- The constitutionality of the order
of the State Board of Health which
prohibited loose cotton from being
brought into the city and ginned
during the epidemic, is to be tested.
An injunction has been prayed for
and awaits the action of the Judge
to whom the petition has been sent.
The weather is clear and pleasant.
The undertakers report nine in>
terments since last evening: Fred.
Volkmar, Mollie Marden, Geo. B.
Madofey, John @. Righi, Fred.
Dutrich, DR.. A. Campbell, Francis
Wells, Wm. Earnest, and one coll
ored.
DR.. Ess, who was sent to invests
gate the case of fever reported on
the Paducah road, II miles north of
the city, returned late last night
and reports the case not yellow
fever.
Yellow fever is reported as hav~
ing broken out at Hopefeld, Ark.
That State and Tennessee have been
SO rigidly quarantined, however, for
the past two, months that it has been
impossible to learn the truth of the
statement. B. asss9sE sssess
= Special to y Nashyille American. 80
MEMPHIs, Sept. 15.-As pre-
dicted ID. these dispatches last night,
the number of new cases reported
to-day. were largely in excess of
yesterday and no peroertible de-
crease in the spread of the fever can
be anticipated for the next twenty
days. To the contrary, many are
of the opinion that September may
yet prove our worst month. Nine
teen new cases were reported up to
the closing hour this afternoon,
seven Of whom were colored. The
following are the whites John
Denote, aged 30; John Ledger,
aged 45 Joseph Peres, aged "a !;
Israel Peres, aged Il; Louis Jack
son, aged q Agnes O'Donnell,
aged 4 Mrs. ]. O'Donnell, aged
80; Julia BigeIow, aged IA; E.
Hlnette, aged ID; Mrs. Maggie
Petue, aged g Eddie IIin, aged
ID; Mn Harrison, aged IS. :
The names Of whnes supplied
with nurses to day by the Howards:
John Clark, aged 80; George E.
Ware, aged 26:; Henry Good, aged
26 ; John M. Nichols, aged 81 ;
Eli Anderson and wife; John
Honilerhan, aged 40; Mrs. K.
Green, aged
The death list is: Gerrett Dev>
ries, aged SO, al Beale street |;
Claude. B. Prestidge, aged 12, cor
ner Of Lauderdale an" Jessamine !;
Timothy Keefe, aged %. Charles
ton avenue Nose Pettus, celored,
aged 35, corner Of Fourth sad
Sycamore; Frank Davidson, color
ed, aged 21, Thomas avenue Het-
tie Hale, celored, aged SO, City
Hospital !; Maria Scales, colored.
aged 28, 132 Commerce street
John Bergins, colored, aged Is,
Buntyn Station.
In addition to these, Dan Sulli>
van, a well known steamboat clerk,
died shis afternoon at FIVE o'clock.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The
eaees of yellow fever reported to
have appeared at Hopefeld, Ark,
are said to .Sbe wholly imaginary.
The inspector. at Memphis, 10 a tel>
Iegram to the National Board OF
Health, says there are no cases at
lH0peheld. - 8
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INDICATIONS For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, clear or partly cloudy
weather, possibly areas of light ran
during Thursday, variable winds but
mostly westerly, stationary or falling
barometer and higher temperature s
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DR.. LUKE P. BLACKBURN's big
brother in Congress hit him heavy
crack during the last extra session.
He said he who doubts is damned
aud he who dal,ies il a bastard. - DR.,
Yellow Fever Blackburn datlies cons
siderably. slss8 ss&z rss as
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We Believe

afhas If every one would use Hop Bit.
t-rr freely, there would be much less
sieknes aud misery in the world and
people are fast finding this out, whole
fam lies keeping well at q trifiing
. - by It's use. We advise all to try
IL d a., Rochester. New York
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IT would be er tireIy out of the ques
ton for ,is to try to eonvince auy man
that Ewing will be beaten for G,vs
ernor of Ohio who IL 0b' 0 e e0o3gia
not to recognize that fact. Keep up
with the news sdthe day. Mr. his
nnnfch .... =
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IT would take au embryo Demos
themes to prove to the Democrats that
there is no hell. Ohio, Maiue. Ntw
York and California point them too
manifestly to that delectable abode.
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GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf: I'VE
believe the Democratic party in Ten
nessee ought to harmonic, but it can't
sail in the same boat with Repudi&-
- a'+4aa=s
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SAYS the Norfolk VA LundmdrS'

40 . - NAS - 49, 49, q
(Dem.): col sslss.s .ssass As& r.
"They have been a long time In
Mississippi in getting the Chisholm
murder before a court. aud the delay
has done little good to that State or TO
the South. 1t is beeRuse of the latter
fact especially that we refer to it now,
though we are far from insensible 10
the barbarity and horrors Of the scene.
AS the case stauds the impression has
been made that justice wonld not be
done to the murderers of Chisholm,
his son and daughter, and the tragedy
has become part of the. stock in trade
of the Radicals Itis late for Justice
to assert itself, but if ever there was q
case which called for hemp, that now
at the bar demands its use; and until
it is tied in a hangman's knot around
the neck of Gully the blood he split
will cry to heaven with an accusing.
voice against the people who are re-
sponsible fer the standardization of
justice in Mississippi"
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1T now turns out that Kalloch only
received q slight flesh wound. He
played his cards well and. won.
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X5 Tn 500 per day at home. Samples
oTIys0H u Co.. Portland, Maine.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
YELLOW FEVER RECORD.
The Yellow Plague Still Flourishing
IS ha in Memphis. & g
zszz - g
Two New Cases and Nine Deaths
e TO Noon Yesterday. #
The Fever Reported as Breaking
Out at Hopefeld, Ark.
A Grand Gala Day in the History
of Kansas. N---'-
.s~
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 17.-Two new
cases and five deaths since last
night, among the number Noland
The Democratic advocate., 1879-05-24
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