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IXI. Roman Days.

i1y the dfsnRIisIlcd swedish Guthos r1xroK ESpHaha,
nuhurnf 'Ihs List Athentan -; translated bY Alfred
Carn!ng Clark 4y. illustrated. c1uih uk1sa about u.
Tha volume sml,odfet tho 5vsuts Ut careful hi.
torisul stndle1 and yvpA aoe Legendary aitetS not
heretofore brought forward. The art trtcfta arr te
2cs! 4xetre. thu.e Of cirar ear'i phluso:
general aud iI,otonxf culture. Tt,e book IS ptcs.
rc.gur taoaalc Of Tie many brilliant sp! say sa'nc
dramatic tsAxc. uetlc vulgar 0lcH.ent* that fa % mp
t a.t hI!tory Df tnat wonderful city and the pJal-
ogn0nsy 1t bcata to'day
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED:
[. The Great Fur Land !:

UH, HKETCltTs or LIFE IN TIE HUDSON NAY
TERRITORY. ~ II. n. tton,ssoA. formerly U. s.
Aasts,ant Gonsut ut Manttoba. with NUMEROUS illus
tfatlons. Octave, cloth. $1.75.
''4lt. Iobfnkon'k narrative cx1ttA frr5hncsh 1nd
glow u dciIneasi0n. founded On certain novelty Ut
adventure, which commands the attention ut tho reader
Tfs author admirably succeeaed In hl.tnx OF tho
Wcttar fuAturea Ut {1rGAs life, AI III following hja
tsph!r skctsEes lu reader IL almost made feel the
Scent IT the odnraMa woodH and the hrrAh Of refreah
Tribune.
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Lou1syItLb, june D.-CoTToN-ataady at l3e.
FLoun-QuIot and unchanged.
GnArx-Whcat firm; rcd and amber, 81. o5abl 10.
Corn drnsrs white. 44c; nlxu1. 4lc. Oats higher;
white. :,bc; mixed. 35c; Nya arm Mt lHc.
EllAr-stcads, with Il fair demand, at 80. COO
200.
rnoyis,osa-Posk n1m 1T slo.95. Lard firm;
choice leaf, t!crcc.. .71sc; 90 keg. 81ic. Bulk
meat, higher; shoald:Fs, ,3Ac; clear lib, 4a1
ahouldsrs. hHQ5Nc: clear rib, hh9jhc: clear,
5:.c for looun. Hnms-sucat. .cuscd. strong at W
bus1c.
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4 Gouthern Congressman Is authority ioF tho
following statement: Whcn t,e hrst teto Of
tha Army bill WAS sent III ny the fteetusnt
joint c1ucua Ms c4!leI TO discuss the sttualoA.
Ecnator Thurman madu speech In which he
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INDIAEAroLlr, June D.-f1oos-StsonE at s.. 80
01. 05; receipts, =, 300; ahuuIonts, 300.
GnAlA-WAeat stonuy; No. rcd, 81. 07GD1.o8.
Corn quiet At 3513onc- Outs dull aud nominal
At 3aGt34c.
FnoYIs1oNs-s Shoulders, aHatahc; clsht ribs,
IXG. LArl uhc. llams. B10SAc.
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v.~ yeRK June D.-qHAtS--W1!ekt dealings to
Ann ,bs,aI aggregate, and generally indicative
= ,tronrcs ssnge Of values; export call good. but
,dttua slows of lo!dera Of dostsabie Qnalltos OPP
.s,td against activity; No. q spring In more re-
NJ, 10, shipment, and quoted w 1tc bu; cable
''ii,,s OF Ices satisfactory tenor; III .0O
y ID, 2 spring Al S1.D591.o(; hoas.load
iYurausee at $1.o0; liz, 600 bn No. aspftng
,,noxaD2c, mainly Milwaukee and Northwest at
~ cam nore actisc. and quoted generally
,,mrr.r: No, :. 4 shaae toAreri mixed Western,
ma4t;c, 1lyc stcadler, on q moderately actlve
u, nsts freely dealt in and 1tmsr; lett OF
rn,1, sud Irregular; No. = Chicago aftoat quoted
:, .ta4o,;c; do In store at 40c asked, aud 1B!ic
Il
pao1,s.oss-Eog products mora active at higher
u,,-. but closed weaker; moss fur casly slollY-
r. h., ,ought, anh quoted at $40 idb10.2b for
m: for forward delivery, market noted for n.rss
rntt ae.!yc ut an advance, closing for Junc ut
m ooaslo. 20; for Jnly. $40. O0fe10. 20. Cnt
sa.s III ruodcraso rrqucht at former quotations.
1.oo stronger hut quiet; lang cIehs, 81. on. Ncat-
lard more freely dealt In for early delivery at
u,st. prices; T. 7UO tcs at &u.nGGh1. a7H. closing
unaJ1t8. .17};; forward delivery cIoslng weak
t1 laae vi 81, 3a; July, s'l's7K6sst4o.
Ta.1ow-ln falr request at eassct prices; primo
R4sd At 4 l5.l0c. .-.
ea;-lgc for ias; and 1siGDB 7.1dc fnr good rct,t.
lts Cubs; fodncd unchanged on restricted moEc.
n.nt.
WHIskr-5O brls at 81. o. aud TO brls at 81 .0G1f;
t41as At 81. Of aukod. and 81. oo1i bid; showlpga
NTH stronger maskct-
FE5Ianr-Loas activity; grain moTeu,ant check
MbJa diner range Of wheat and corn rhlucs,
lad Eamewhat stronger TlewA Of ship owners:
khh ffsIghts comparatively qufot; rates bnrely
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Acr!ea Of essayR and sketches. hJ I weIl.known
1ltcrateur, Who writes under the phelhysn Ut PAEL
hlKuYoLk. l2ulo, cloth extra nbOut hi.2o
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KANAAs CiEr, NO., Juno 0 0.--QnA1a-Tho 1n7ies
Current reports: Wheat-Racslpu. 4.53:' ba;
shipments, +, 453 bu; slow; No. = cash, 81. Og;
june, Sl.D2; No, It cash, DDc; June, lTAc.
CoEn-Ncceipts. o. 600 bI; shtpments, ~. a70 bu !;
Gfm; No, 2 cAst, a1Nc; Jana, Hl44c.
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Dkrao1r, June 0.-FLou's-Firm; good demand.
6aAls--wheat steady; extrA, II. 1oA; No. l
white, q. .1o4 June. 81 .1o!t; July, II. oaE; Au-
Rust, II. D:,.i milling No. l 81. 07; AMBER II. 08A.
IlErklprs-Whcat, AZ, $50 BIT.
BHipMkkTa-Whcat, 81, 40H bu+
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c1xvkIAxp, O., juno o.-rxTMoLEux-steady
standard white, ITO test, 10.
plTrsnund, June 0.-pkrHoLEuH-Qnet; crude.
H8Gc 1t Parker's for shipment; ledned, 7ho,
PHILADELPHIA delivery. .....
Oil CirY,, Pa, juno o, -pxTnoLHuA-rhe p,ar.
kst openel active, With 0AAc BID, alTancsu to
gOHc, dsclinud 10 6a,ic. advanced aud closed at
GHHc lid shipments, 6H, coo brs, averaging ", 0oos
tIAn4nctt0ng. .uu, Q0D.
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.QswEao, n. r, Juno D.-t}nAta-WheAt In
fair demand; No. = Duluth spring, 81 .05; No. l
do hald at 81. 10. Corn steadyi No. . Toledo, 4uc
, 1879-06-10

aAAA] " a y n NE%
:. 6ptefa! Dlspateh 10 TAs 1stbttn&
~ xAsI*ArKEs, Juns D.-Tho stock Of Qthin In
Aasaokeo ut ihe opening Of buhineas to.day IL 70.
F7sa os tho wsEehousemen ~ follows;
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BOSTON,.

DnaToN, Mass, lima D.-FLouR--hfodcrata do.
u,and; Western supofs; 81. 00N3..5; common e1-
tsas, 81. 75dt4. a5; Wisconsin and minnesota *.
srss, 81. 00Goh. Is: winter whents. Ohio and Mich.
gtan, S4.711e5. 25: Illinois and Indiana, 5000
800; ST. Louis. s.. 505Do.bo Wisconsin and Min
nesota patent proccrs. spring wheAt, 81. .60G8 60;
winter whcht, &C. 0HltH 90.
t7nA!s-corn steady; mi5ed and yollow, 4oA@
maskct hrm; No. I and extra white. 4l6pi5c; Nv.
: whtto, 4Oc; No, 3 whito md No. 2 mlxedt $40
IBitc. Rye nOMlnaiiy unchanged.
REcEIrTs-fiour, ., 700 br1s; corn, 48, 600 hu;
wheat, i, 900 bu.
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THE ROUND Trip,

1y way Of Panama through California. Oregon, Ne.
ytda Utah, Idaho, aud Colorado with notcs on rail.
tpads commerce. agriculture mining, sctncrfA nd
tcOptc. III J1H1 CoDAAH. Ieu1os cloth. &!.aO.
, 1879-06-10

m III AosK, Nd. June O.-FLoun-F1sm; Vest
Il ,tahs. u. 2saa3. 7b, du extra, r. .ssa. %;
nay, n"as1y, A.HQ3, 90,
tltnar Wheat Afna; No. 2 Penusylr4nls rod,
Nl7eett'sls No. WeateFn wintos rcd, spul,
4e,.,, 'sas u. 1hNl. 1btt; July. u, ,l4AGtl. Ia;
~a. ~ -Westesn a.p,et; Western miIeI.
k4tvsss soa'' 44c; July, 44Qt41sic; August 444
& u a., september, 4oAH&5He, stssn,es, 4os{e,
AUG higher; Western white, 3s@3uc;
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C0Is1sQN.

NEW ORLEANS, La. June 0.-corEoN-Q Quteti
sasdd,.ng, 1870, low do. 1a.4c; not reee'pts, 1877
balss gtoas, 1o1; exports TO france, .3s8 aases,
260i stock, 10, Ual,
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CINCINNATI.

NINNINN7kIIs
CtxcirsAr1, O., June 0.-CorroN-Qutet but
stoady at 13c.
FLorn-Strons and higher At 81. 1'Gb8. 90.
0lsAtS-Whpat aetiye. firm, and higher; primo
to chofcc rod, 81. 111l. H. Corn quiet at $50
;8Hc Oats quiet and firm nt :'4ft37c. liye in-
active At 49, l3ns1ey dull and nominal.
Pnoylalnss-roEE qulct and firm at SO. 90. Lard
in good demand; cnffont makn sls.0s, closing
Ut So 10 asked. Hulk meats active, firm, and high
u: shen1lers, 81. % cash; S:.U7!; buyer Jale;
Jniy; 81. H0db4 ~ Ausuat; s5. .0o September;
short clear held ut II. D5 Bacon strong at st. 12.,
St. %. and So 10.
WiElsKY-{lutet and steady at 81. o..
BurTEN-ln far tlpmand fancy c.eamery wcak-
er at l7GllSc; choice Western Nsssrre. leG1l:c: :
choice Central Ohio hItl1c.
LrxsHEp O1L-- Steady with fns demand, At 82c.
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fn. F''s' 'sF''1..,''4t II. IUU u, a9U
f;.". okt4' june G.-FLouA-Unchanged. Q.
MI ~. Wheat dull; opsned Nc tower; closed
ID ~" seak; No. Milwsukse haEd. 81 .01:t:
Aus" o s!.oo4; june. l.00E; July. 81. COZ;
ne. H..e; No. Milwaukee, sl}+e; No. 4,
1 ssus ss!seted. o4hc. Corn active and hrn,; No.
f,t iii, s'at. strong snd higher; No. e, Ntttu.
soa,!nsli.< sna hi9heti No. J. 64,{41b3c. Harley
fEasI,x'na unchanged; No. epriug, ubo,
G{I. {It.sss--4ntot rsss4 and steady. Mese pork Qulet
Fssss,.-Dpls .nd aac,sn:sd r. ii Il ii. asSsa 10,
iarsr..- iarsr..%hsas. .. 500 bu; com, 1o7, 900 bu.
heat. Il, u00 but corn, lo1. o00 bu.
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VURpENTlNE.
;WILn1Ho7oN. Jupe p,-4pln,Ts or TuaFR1riAx-
Firm &t 24Nc.
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PHILADELPHIA, jnns n, p,-FIoGR-1n fair ds.
mind; Western snpass, $i,.50; Mlnnesosa oxtra
family, fair to choicn, ST. G0I6.0o; Ohio family.
good 10 far,cy. 81. ,oGG 30; winter wheat paen's,
choice, 10; nprins do, 50. 12HG68 30. 1tyo
Hour hrm At 81, UOIA:l. 5D. $.
HnAlH-Whont -atarkct dult; No. 2 rcd. In Gle.
rator, 81. 14A; cargo lots, 3l.15 FREQ on board.
Corn quiet; heated. on track, 21923le; ss]scsef
do. 3lG31c; steamer, I7Qt1tc. Dats-Ecn'nnt
activc; mixed Westera, 3l,6137e: white do, 37n0
;h.sc: cho,celansl fancy, 3Ilf1 40c.
rInylsIos.-bIratly; ness beet, S19 90 Hams
-7fmoEsd. 81. haSal9: 70; opickted, 81. 25Da, "a.
uUTTkR--Eomtnal; ct9ntnery extras, 1a016c;
Now York State and l'rniford County tPs.l extfas,
EHos-steadY: Western, 13c.
CHEE*E-Flrm; creamery. 7Gh7!tc- ...-.
1c+
WnmKr-atarkct dull ;Wcstcr1, $1.o5.
NErEiiTs-E1our. ., 1Go brta; rhcnt. q. 900 bu !;
cDrn liz 0,l0 bu; oat4. q, COO hni rye, |. EO bu.
hHlrAENTs-Wheat, IL. 600 bu, corn, .5, 0O0 hn.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Nav 0RtEAys. lime 0.-Ftaun Quiat and
weak; hupcsa, $500; XIX, S4.tMlo5. 20; XXX,
sc. :36cH,75: high grader, sa.HNl0.3s.s. Corn
steady nt 50lt6Bc. Oats-atarkus dul! at 30D40c.
ConSMrAL-Market dull at O.. II.
HAr-pu1l and nominal; primo. $500; choice,
SEQ. 90d1!1, 90.
Demand fnlr anil market nrm
at $40. 7Gf f1o.B B7ii. Lnrd. ferce, 80. 501 R7i
kegs $7.O0Gl1.91. I3nlk meats quiet; aslnn1lers.
loa.o, a.sc: packed. 3aic: l1atns, augas.cnred.
scAfce an firm: canrn:ea. z sM l0iac. ~ In size.
WntsxT-Mnsket dull; Western rrcti1cd, Sl.O5
Gbl.10.
OnucERtks-C Coffee steady; rio cargoes. ordinary
Btcady; cosnn,on 10 good common blt15Ec; lair
to fully faIr bsE Dic; ptime to cln!cs. Ghc; yet
Inv cl1.i!lel, uSsG7aic. Molnascs In good don,hrl
fair. 29c: prin1c 10 ehuico, :'.03jc. lico steady
At Usse1T5fc.
HnAN-larkct dull at 77Hc.
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WHITE STAR LINE,

OUNARD MAIL LINE.
aalllug three t,mea wosk 10 and from hsattaa
ports. Lowest Pslcss. XXX.
Apply II CompauY's ooles, northwest cafusr
Claik aud KapIoipA.sts., Chicago:
r. u. Du fERSET. Geuesal Western A3eat
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-02
Cured of Drinking.

"A young friend of mine was cured
OF an Unsuitable thirst for liquor, bat
had so Frustrated his system that be
was unable to do any business. He
was entirely cured by the use of Hop
Bitters. 1t allayed all that burning
thirst; took away the appetite for
liquor; made his nerves steady, and
be has remained a sober and steady
man for more than two years, and has
no desire to return to nis cups, and /
know of number of others that have
been cured of drinking by it.'-From
a leading R. R. Official, Chicago, Ills.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-02
A Destlsne Family.

A woman giving her name as Dug
gers, with four small children, all In
apparently destitute circumstances, at
tracted considerable attention on the
streets Sunday. Her husband and
father are both In Jail here for illicit
distilling, the former from Carter
county, the latter from McMinn. She
was summoned as witness in Carter
county by Deputy Marshal
Toncray, and came here Sunday mornr
lug, bringing her children along. They
were found Sunday evening by some
of the police, and furnished with
something to eat and place to lodge.
Yesterday Sheriff Reeder furnished
them with two meals. The woman
wants to go from here to McMinn
county, where, it seems, her husband
ran from for violating the law and she
followed him. It is a hard case all
round. They are certainly objects OF
charity, whether worthy or not we
can not say, but the children should
not be allowed to suffer at least.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-02
Personal.

Mr.. Chas. Douglass, assistant press
man at the Tribune office, and his
wife, have returned home from spend
ing about two months very pleasantly
and benefcially at Henderson's
Springs, Sewer county.
Morristown Times Miss Hattie
Neal and Miss Mollie Havely, of
Knoxville, arrived in town this week,
and are the guests of Mr.. James E.
Thompson.
Prof. F. G. Beaman, one of the in
structors. and Mr.. Jas. P. Reeder, q
student, left yesterday for Athens to
be in time for the opening of the q nj.
versity.
Mr.. Charley Williams, clerk in the
freight depot of the E. t. Va. & Ga
railroad at Chattanooga, was In the
city yesterday, and returned to Chatts
nooga to resume work. after vacation
of about six weeks spent at White
Cliff, and among relatives at Sweet
water and Philadelphia.
Col. A. A. Taylor, of Carter county
is in the city, attending Federal Court
on professional business, and made us
q pleasant call last night.
Hon. M. L. Hall, Judge of oui
Criminal Court, went out yesterday
evening to Clinton to SIT on the bench
for Hon. D. K. Young, who has spe
cial term of court on hands, in some
cases in which he is legally incompe'
tent. Judge Young, by interchange
comes in to-day ahd will hold Judge
Halls court while he is absent.
Mr.. John R. Butt, of the branch
house of Butt, DePue & Co., at Rome,
Ca, came up yesterday evening, with
his family, on a visit to friends in
Knoxville.
Hon. Robt. L. Taylor, member Of
Congress from the First District, is in
the city, circulating among his many
friends.
Capt. J. Duff, .. 8. Deputy Marshal
Is in attendance upon the Federal
Court, and is living demonstration Of
the falsity of the rumor that he was
killed few weeks since.
Mr.. Horace K. Slower, of Athens
u. &. Commissioner, is in the city, at
tending Federal Court.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-02
Easily Ineurred. Terribly Obstinate,
From Sundays Second Edition.
& 10 200 I'm Taxes COEaeets ii I'm abua 4


Trustee w. II. Swan and his depu-
ty, Arthur Swan, with the occasional
assistance of Judge Cottrell, were kept
very busy receiving taxes yesterday
the entire day, not getting the oppor-
tunity to go to meals and they were
kept till 10 O'Clock at night. Their
Office was thronged all the time,
1t being 5the last day and
the days collections footed up about
$10,5OO. There remains, however, a
considerable proportion unpaid, just
what amount can not be ascertained
now, which will be put out into the
hands of the Constables Monday, or
soon thereafter, for collection, with
the penalty and costs.
Quite number did not get tie OPP
portunity to pay yesterday, owing to
the rush. Such will be allowed to
pay to the Trustee Monday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-02

I have received q car load of V. Blatze' s
Milwaukee Lager Beer in a Refrigerator
Car with ice, and offer the same to dealers
at 1925 per keg. keep this Beer in my
beer vault on ice and am able to deliver,
not only the best Beer in quality that is
brewed in America but will have the same
during the summer months in better con-
dition than any other Beer that comes to
this market. G. KoHLHAsE.
iune14dtf -rfszs fzsrE = - aEE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-02
A Wise Legislator.

He is successful because he has the
manly courage to rise above all person
al motives or interests aud cast his vote
and influence on the side of measures
which will contribute to the well-being
of his fellow-men. The good of the
many, even though it proves injurious
to the interests of the few, is the max
i'm OF the wise legislator. But certain
men will never admit the wisdom of
this doctrine, any more than some sell
fish private practitioners will admit
the superlative value of DR.. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets, because these
remedies have injured their practice.
OF course no man in his right senses
will pay a physician SIS for consulta-
ton, bottle of bitters, few powders,
and prescription, when one bottle of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and bottle of his Pleasant PuTgative
Pellets, both costing but ST. Is. will &C.
complish the same result, viz: cleanse
the liver and blood. regulate aud tone
the stomach, and imparta heslthful
action of the bowels and kidneys.
The first chincapins of the season
were in market YESTERDAY.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-02
Criminal court.

Criminal Court.
The September term of the Criminal
Court for Knox county assembled
yesterday morning, Hon. M. e. Hall
presiding. The forenoon wss about
taken up in the choosing of the juries
and charging of the Grand Jury. The
following compose the juries:
Grand Jury-Geo. McNutt, Fore
man; A. 8. Hudiburg. John Black
Cox, Young Galyon, G. l. Warner.
VIM. Lowposser, VIM. Lee, BENZ
Weaver, G. w. L. Giffip, g. w. May,
F. Coram, G. II. Reed and J, 81. Row
land.
Traverse Jurors-Isaac Upton, 8. ].
Tarrer, J. G., Fowler, R. w. Gamble,
Jos. Luttrell, J. T. Lowe, F. 3. Arm
strong, VIM. Shell, F. M. Turner, n
A. York, r. A. ]. Armstrong, w. E.
Hedgecock, s. S. Howell, Jacob Nc
Cubbins, M. II. Russell, Russell How.
ell, John Lingingfeiter, c. L Chill.
dress, Jas. Bright, j. A. Clapp, Neil
Mcclellan and J. L. Turner.
Deputy Sheriff w. F. Gibbs was ap'
pointed to wait on the Grand Jury and
Constables M. D. Sullivan and M. q.
Moore will assist Sheriff Reeder in
waiting on the Court.
On motion of Mr.. J. w. Caldwell,
Mr.. w. L. Trent, formerly of Straw
berry Plains, now of this city, and 8
recent graduate of the Cumberland
Law School, was sworn in as an attor-
ney in this Court.
Mr.. John A. Baxter was also sworr
10 and admitted to practice in thi:
Court on motion of Mr.. Caldwell.
! On motion of Pat. Shea, J. N. Swag
gerty was sworn in as an attorney
also.
/ The following cases were disposed O
as mentioned
The State vs.. John Ward, colored
gaming, three cases; mol. pros. on Sit
costs in each case.
The State vs.. Jss. Rodgers ct al.
lewdness; mol. pros.
The State vs. Tazewell Hall, profani
ty: mol. pros. on costs.
The State vs.. Thos. Hall, profanity
mol. pros. on costs.
The State VS.. VIM. Pickle, carrying
weapons, mol. pros. on costs.
The State vs. Manly Pickle, carrying
weapons, mol. pros. on costs.
The State vs.. Hyden Rose, disturb
ing public worship; continued.
The State vs. John Leek, disturbing
public worship; continued
The State vs.. Jos. Capps and BETH,
Riseden, disturbing public worship
, dismissed as to Bette Riseden.
Several cases were passed till Sc
days in the term, and aliases wer.
awarded and forfeitures taken in
number of others.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock thi
morning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-02
PEECILETTES.

Chew Jack ems Best avsset Navy Tobacco
The boarding houses are Ell full up.
The summer resorters are returning
home quite lively.
A fine bunch of grapes, weighing 81
ounces, raised by Mr.. 8. J. Munding,
was left at our office yesterday.
Peaches are hardly so plentiful In
our market now, and they can not be
bought for less than IS cents to 81 90
per bushel.
The Federal and Criminal Courts
are now in session in Knoxville, and
the Supreme Court begins next Mons
day.
E. F. Mynatt has moved his law
Office from Union street to the Fouche
block, the room formerly occupied by
w. M. Fitzgerald.
We are glad to learn that our old
and clever friend, 10. D. Jones. Esq,
of Philadelphia, who was so seriously
hurt by being thrown from horse a
week or so. is gradually but surely re-
covering from his injuries.
Morristown Times; Capt. T. G.
Cain, the popular proprietor OF the
Cain House, is now having brick
made at the rapid rate of about G. 600
per day, with view to building
large addition to his hotel.
Chattanooga Times: Students for
the different universities, whose ses-
sions will soon open, are now daily
passing through the city In great
numbers. Vanderbilt and the Uni
versity of Tennessee seem to be the
best represented.
OF the eleven prisoners sentenced
for violation of the Revenue law in the
Federal Court yesterday, three go to
Jail in Anderson county, two to each
of McMinn, Hamblen and Loudon,
and one to each of the counties of
R0ane and Blount.
Sheriff Reeder's boarding. house
the jail-is about the most literally
patronized in the place. He fed and
lodged about so last night, so of which
number are Federal Court boys. If
they rush many more in CO him ne
will begin to be crowded.
After his return, last week, from an
official visit TO Memphis, to look after
the yellow fever, DR.. E. M. Wight
found Chattanooga rightly quaran-
tined against him also. End by order
OF the Mayor, he will have to remain
for twenty days outside of the corpor.
ate limits, or in the quarantine hos
pital.
Chs.tspooga Commercial The post
master at Fil,mote, Tenn, has re-
signed, and that Office hss been dia.
continued, no one else being willing t.
serve, as it requires a great deal o
time and $1,000 bond, and no com
pensation except stamps cancelled
which, we are informed, am cunts t.
about So year.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-02
Economic Aspecf.

The economic aspect is strong poin!
in favor of DR.. Prices Special Flavor
ing Extracts, Vanilla, Orange, Rose,
Almond, Lemon, etc. They are three
times the strength of the ordinary ex-
tracts; the bottles hold nearly twice
as much as those sold for the same
size.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-02

Usfsea states Circait Ceurt.


The United States Circit Court met
in adjourned session yesterday morn
ing, Hon. John Baxter presiding.
The following gentlemen having
been chosen were sworn as jurors for
the term:
Grand JGry-D. A. Carpenter. Fore
man, J. S. Henderson, Chas. J. Nc
Kinney, WIN. Burnett. II. d. Hixon,
Isaac Allen, Jas. II. Ashmore, VIM.
Tay Tor, A. P. Melton, Josias B. Ssms,
II. l.. Cliff, G. P. Curd, l.. w. Hamp-
I. r. Boyd.
Petit Jury-W. II. Roberts, J. o. B.
| Cloud. J. L. Piumlee, Warham Easley,
John Adams. @. B. Vineyard, John
| White, Jas. G. Reaves, A. p. Caldw well,
Carrick w. Park, D. B. Wexler, and
Thos. J. Doyle.
Ellis Cooke, Esq, and Hon. A. A.
Taylor, were admitted as attorneys
| and solicitors in this Court.
| G, A. Stevens, ct al, Vs. Knoxville
and Kentucky Railroad Company, Ell
AL; motion entered to vacate the order
| appointing w. 81. Delaney, of New
York, Special Master.
| The United States vs.. Wilson Ad-
kins, violation Internal Revenue law /;
forfeiture set aside and original case
mol. pressed.
The following action was had in
cases for violation OF the Revenue law:
Thomas Hensley, not guilty.
Sampson Angel, z cases; fined 500,
imprisoned 2 months, and imprisoned
2 months in the other.
Saml 81. Dean; fined 500, impris-
oned 2 months.
Jas. Cheek, not guilty.
Jas. Angel; fined 500, implisnned
2 months.
Newton Hickey; imprisoned l
month.
Jas. A. Rszor; fiued 500, imprison-
months.
S.A. Isehour; imprisoned month.
VIM. Hunt; fined 800, imprisoned
months.
Sophronia Mullens, guilty; judg-
ment suspended.
Marion Butcher; fined 500, impris-
oned l month.
Hugh Shelton, fined 500 and i'm
| prisoned two months.
| Calvin Kirkland, fined 500 and i'm
prisoned two months.
! Alexander Jenkins, fined 800 and
| imprisoned two months.
Aliases were awarded and forfeitures
| taken in q number of cases.
Court adjourned till 8 o'clock this
morning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-02
Soda Water, Kissengen and Tate Water
drawn from the arctic fount at P. Kern's.

Old friends are always the best. 1t is
folly to try new remedies. when McCabe's
Medical Blackberry Brandy has for twenty
years been the standard cure for Cholera,
Flux, Diarrh@a, and all Summer Com
plants. For sale by Druggists every
where. N<s'S - -