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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

Saturday nightone span of the bridge
across the Missouri River at st. Charles,
gave way precipitating seventeen cars
of stock into the river. Three men
were killed and several wounded, all
from Iowa
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

1t is now claimed that the Republic
cans elected every officer on the New
York State Ticket except State En-
gineer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

The Kansas City Times thinks Sey-
mour and Hendricks is the ticket that
will win i'm 1886.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

List OF letters remaining in the post
Office At lola, Kans., Oct. 3lst, 1879:
Archer, Il 5. I.arkins, N. J.
Boyle, A. n. Powers, B. +.
Bar.es, 5. or II. 4. Rue. J.
Bates. w. A. Shire, John q. 2
Cornell. Smith Snider, john
Deland, y. X. Stockwell, E.
Hart, DR.. William Semeil. Sol.
Hutchinson, Mrs. z. Thompson. Charles
Helm, Robt. p. Wycbof. William
Holeman Adam, Yokeng, James NJ.
kise, James L.
Persons inquiring for these letters
will please say advertised"
c. NJ. SIMPSON, p. ".
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14
For Publieatien.

LAND OFFICE AT ISDEPxSDENcE,1
Kansas, October I'D. 1853.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has iile'l notice of his intention to
make finaL proof in support of his clsim, and
secure nnaf entry thcreof ut fhe expiration of
thirty days from the date of this notice, viz John
j. Waters, OF 1tllen county, for the northeast
quarter of Section -, Township p, south of
Range q east and names the following rs his
witnesses, viz John u. Riser, Of Allen county,
and BENJAMIN Patterson, Of Allen county
NJ. j. SALTER, Register.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14
NEW BOOT & SHOE SHOP.
REMOVED

To next door to printing Office, south side
public Square, lola, Kansas.
Pegged boots for five, six, seven and eight dol
lars Sewed boots from nine to twelve dollars.
All work guaranteed Give me call
f. W. NAMENDORF.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

The flames Boys" occupy the col
umns of the Kansas City papers to the
extent of a column OF SO daily.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14
Logic (!

The lola folks supported Talcott be-
he was "home man." They voted
against Bowlus because-because-
well, you say.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

lola votes for her local candidates to
man. Reflect and be wise.-Inter-
.Vf0fe
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

II.
Allen county general revenue fund 9439 Al
Allen county jail bond fund .---.---...- 1910 d
! lion county MOOR farm fund .... . 80
Allen county railroad bond fund -. ZIG 81
Allen county stray and fine fund ~ .; 81
Allen county school land fund 30l1 4b
Geneva townshiD general revenue fund.- 4S
Geneva township road fund ... 10 Is
Deer Greek township general revenue 81
Deer Greek township rowd fnnd :. ~ q Is
Usage township revenue fund. -.----.---- 20
Usage township road fund ..... Ii Is
lola township general revenue fund. 2l5 20
lola township road fupd ........... 8 d
lola tow pship bridge bond fund 10 81
Elm township road fund. :. --.-..--... u %
Eismoe township road fund. : -.--...... = ~
Marmaton township general revenue fnnd 5! II
Humboldt township general revenue fund IA O6
Humboldt township road fuEd 81
Humboldt township bridge bond fu1nl I'D Il
Humboldt township railroad bond fund. $50 %
Humboldt township special bond fund. - 10 81
Salem township general revenue fund.-. q 43
Salem township road fund .i..i ......... 80 66
Cottage Grove township general revenue
Cottage Grove township road fund ... 70 IS
lola City General revenue fund. .......... 81 sS
lola CITY road fund ~ q
Humboldt City road fund. II
HrXnboldt City railroad bond fund. ll4S 10
Humboldt City NJ. X. 4 I. X. X. bond
fund ......................... ii =
Humboldt City TT. Scott and Allen Co
railroad bond fund Observation-Disclosures %
Allen county normal institute fund. I3 20
L. L. & c. right of way Tup,i ..I 100 6S
Due holders tax sale certificates .. S42 73
SebD oil NltE. rIanE
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

"This is Nation, says the Chicago
Times. "D-nation," says the Okalo-
ma States.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

Republicans Independents
sheriff the Republican nominee received
plurality over Democratic nominee of 2S4.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14
MONEY TO LOAN.

< On Improved Farms, on long time, on more
favorable terms, and at lower rates that ever be-
fore offered. Call and see. Office over Yates
dry goods store. PETER BELL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

Statement Of expenditures of Allen county ~
audited and allowed by the Commissioners of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14
Letter list.

Lis. of letters remaining in the post
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14
Treasurer,s Statement.

Showing the balance on hand bel0
lifferent funds October 10th, 1879:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-25

S5rsfli9s Na6ri9tsn fommsn aus ben
propin3sh bsS n6rbli9sn BraRlisnS, bsion
bsrs aus Der YrouinS Geara. 9lnfanss
i9iensn unS bisisIbsn melt ibertrisben, bod
neuere Ysri9ts bsitdtissn nidt alIsis bas
friber mitsetbeilte, ionbern fe fissH nod
S9rsdliderss binSu. 0as @Ienb bat i5
aud auf bic bsnadbartsn @esenbsn ausse:
bsbnt unb elm @sbist srsriffen, In wsIdem
i'm sansen wobI iber suei Miaionen Wsns
i9en Isben.
Die 0epobner Isbtsn beinabs auSi4IisB.
lid pom Adsrbau une Sieb5udt. Gs iinb
meiit arms, in llnpihenbeit unb S4muB
perfommsns 9euis, Wii4Iinse BON BsiBsn,
Rsssrn unb Snbiansrn; iis wobntsn in
elenben Sittsn, bic @eibsr bearbsitetsn
baS SsIb, wabrsnS bic Wdnner ais Sirt.n
unb SeIbarbsitsr an bic auf elmer wsit b6be.
rem Sulturitufe itsbenben peiBsu portusie:
fi6su 9runbbsrrsn, 8iebiidtsr, Baum,
uOle. unb 9uder'P fau3sr, ii9 uermietbs:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-25

benz 9srforbenen srobe 2iebe unb 8erebs
runs entsesen. gii@of 5OIep maj ein datts
Iider Wann uon frii&em ausieben unb
beIsn fIarsn aussn. Seine Briuatuobt
tbdtisteit mar isbr sroB. Wit inniser
9iebe bine Der 8sriforbene an ieiner bod.
bstasten Wuttsr, nit Der er In einsm @rabe
III Iiessn pinidt. Ssine 2ei9e uiro mad
Baltimore sebra9t uno auf benz 6amilien:
es,dbuibpIuse beseistt.
giidof 5olsp itarb Bel BOILER 8eiununs.
er smpfins Die Stsrbeiatramente unb bic
81. Ssluns, %ernannte Or. WeWuusn, fet
men @snsraI 9iear, gum 8srnaIter Der
Oiocsis unb nit ben @orten: SD babe
psriudt meme Gfi6t su tbun, id beuse
mid Dem Wiaen css 4lmd9tisen" buudte
sr isinen @siit aus. lleber bic 9eidenfeis
erlidteiten liesen, sur 3eit nil bies idrei
ben, nod wenis Radtiaten Dor. R. |. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-25
M@tut9 ibr &atboIifen
stimme bes prsf 9ius TX.

ss5u uniern Gasen i3sinr sic SOriebnng
Der tatbolifden 8reHe eire tsionoers Dttl:
fSca seseben gu baben. aH ibr 1T ss, BIZ
Erunbidse Der Orbnung uno bes @lan:
Sens bort, mo bieielben beril4en, gu beuab'
ser unp ie ba au perbreittn, no 9ott!os
Egteit unb eiuc talte @leidgulti9teit oles
slben In GsrssTenbeit seratbsn lieben. -
Suls TX. in einem Sdreiben pom 1851.
@ir eriu6en gle inftdnbisit allen benen
Ait eursm sutes 8iaen uno elrer @unit
sci,uifeben, bic nit @eiit besabt unb nit
sefisenber RsnntniB ausserihfet, ii9 on
lac arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
fsr CUR Gertbeibisuns unb gerbreituns Der
tItbolii9sR 9ebre perOfentli6en. - gncps
iica 9ius TX.
2nBt Nt6ts unperiu5t, pobur5 uuiere
9stlise ReIision unb ibre beiliame 2ebre in
sen @ereini9ten Stauten meter uerbreitet
berben t~6unen, bamit p~srtrrte @anserer
Enf BEN re9ten 9fub suridseIeitet werben
siSssn.-S9reiben Ptus TX. on bic 8ts
I5Sfs Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-25
besbalb isbr beredtist; isIbt nit siuem
tIeinen Srqane mare iGou pieI aeuonneu.

Den Ratbolifsn RumdnienS lfebt qeoen.
wdrtis Der Siidof Buter Ssnatius gaoli
aus benz PaiRoniitenorbsn DOR. OerisIbe
1T am 25. Suli 1918 ssborsn, fat tn Gna.
lamb uno SrIano, Srantrei9 unb 9orbames
rita sewirft unr wurbe am 10. Nueuit
1870 BON Bius TX. gum gti1of uon 0ifo;
polls prdconifirt Oisiem Wanne aebibrt
bas gerbienit fur bic &atboIiten Rumd
MEMS uasemein uisl setban gu babeu. Gr
bat aud Dor brei Sabren ben @runbitein
au elmer piirbiseu Satbebrale aeleat, ibr
8au 1T iebo4 nod nidt bis sur 56be bes
Oa9ss eeeieben uno muBte pssen bes
&rieses fitirt werbsu.
Sn Der lsstsn 3eit, nadoem Der Rriso
sssen Die EIrten beenbist unb &umauien
CUR unabbdnsisteit selanst III. bat bic ru.
rldniibe Gesieruns b%esonnsn, an benz
Iusbau Der 8erfafuns bss 9anoes ,u or:
beiten urb insbeionbere aud bic ReIi9icnss
uerbdltnife befelbsn su orbnen. sSn SoIae
beisn baben fi9 giidof unb &esieruns in
benz Bunide besssust, bic tir4lide pier:
ardte fur bic &atbolifen piebsr ber3ufsI.
len. Bsnn bic Yerbanblunsen, wel9e
sssenpdrtis nod i9weben, su einem Re:
iultate fibren, 70 wirb 8utareit Der Sit
zines g3bii9ofes unb Safp Der zines Bis
itos wersen unb 8ulsarisn einen sissnsn
Sif&of erbaIten. neil es auf bic Oausr
ni9t gut tbuuli4 III, baB bieies lestere nsu
enitanbene Siirfentbum eiuem auspdrti
gen Sii&Ofe tirdIid unteritelt Jet.
M0se bic Stride auf bisism fsrnen Gers
rain ibre iesensreide Wiifon frdftis per:
folsen uno sIiidIid burdfibren unb non
Reuem bar.bun, baB ie es lit, bic bic @Ol,
FER p~eriinst uno uerebeIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-25
8athpIifGaer airden Raleuber.

ssSeIus uirb uom EeufeI us,iudt -Wattb. 4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-08

5ebt aber, pa cure Befanntfdaft NIT 6sa.
mia in aufallenbsr Weiie erneuert wurbs.
! trttt bic Notbmenbisteit an mid beran, 3u
ienen fdriftl'asu 8sfimmursen suradsu'
sreifen. Dir gormunolaait 1T mir seitb
lid utertrasen, unp atpar 70, bab bic Ser
tpaltuns bes BON ibrtm 8atsr ererbten Ser
mSaens Der beiren &inber In menen 5in
ben ru9t. Jerner Bin i'd ermdhttst
lobaIo ibr an cine, init ben Winl lden eu-
res penfortensn 9atteu nidt iiterein1im
menbe 0ieberssrbsiratbuns penten icatet
euh bic &inber lammt Der 9lubniebun9 bee
8ermSsens 3u ent5iebsn.
SIR e,innsrt mtb aaran, bab men ga
ter bur4 ben 8riss ruinirt rurpe uno Id
lelbF gar fsin gsrmSsen tsfbe, bsmerfts
Mrs. 5opitt unidslid Bitter, bod aud
pieie Bsbinsuns 1T wertblos, une i'd BE-
paure, baB ibr eud bic Mabe sabt, grSr'
terungsn terbsisufubren, tpelAe am rentss
fen eeeienst iinb, bic Grinnerunsen at 6o-
tpitt freunolider gu selfalten.
SD erfitlte nur meine DFiht, nabm
Gbancilet feline Mitibeilungen pieoer aui
unb beuts su bod bon einem ssssben,n
gsripredsn, ais baB Id Elm e!n3tses Wort
ssrlhwetsen mSdte. unb 70 bort benn
peitsr: Ils i'd eines 5ases mid nit Dem
leiner Nufl0iuns fdaea entssSen8etenoen
Jrsunbe alsin btfsnp.- mad BEN lleber
anftrensunsen, wslhe feline yFsse erfor
oerte, raltetet tbr seraes ein Stunodsn =,
nabm er msine 5anb, uno bieielbe frampf
baft priifenb, blidts ct mir farr In bic Nu
gen. Du farnlt mir ben Nbldiso pom
eeben erleihtsrn, ipraA er nit unuer
tsnnbarsr Supssansl. menn cu NIT etnsm
bet;issn Gtos bstbeuerf, Der @dub uno
BORT mtiner 1amllie gu bleiben. SD lei-
iiste aus soQem 6sren bas 0eripreden
unp er fubr rubiser fort: Sd mar ME
blino oafar. bab ou meine Jrau NIT mebr
ale sswSbnliher 1belnabme betrahtetsft
unD troboem niemals bic 3wilden eudb te
ffetenee @rdn,e iibsr1&ritteR. ME msin
8ertrauen mibbrauhttR. DIbte Id nun.
Dab nah meinsm 9oDe bu Der Batter msi.
nsr ainber warotR, @raee Dir als @atttn
Die 5anb reidte, 70 wiiroe Id rubis In msi<
nem y ate ftlafsn. St wiirbe mir laesn,
oab msine 6amilie Semanbsn. losar ben
Sinaisen sefunben babe, Der I'm Stanbe
mare. mid 3u erftbsn, unb 9etrSEet mtine
Ausen blisben.
(a5Ortfesuns foIet)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-08
= Man bef9leunise ; eft 9lnt.
I'm au +.

Man laiIe bas 8lut nidt in ben MDern
lfasniren. NPan perbinbsrt biss burd Der
msbruns isiner Maile unit &siubeit, burh
Stimul,rung Der gercauunssprsan uuo
eurH 5SrDeruns Der Milimilatton purd jenes
nrYsrsleidiide Stdtfunesmittel 50 ltet-
ters Sittsrs. Meuihsn, bic NIT feiner
sreaaifAtn peer uaorsanildsn aranfbeit be-
baftst ltne, pcsben oft blab uno bassr Bios
mil ibr YInt tunn, wi1sris, ssbatlcs unp
ron iossrinser Suantitat lit, hab bic grtremtd
ten MIR Iebr unyoufom,mtn pamit perfebsn
tperben uno Der pterFGtli6e llmlauf cine
auBeroreentlids S6pa9e bsfunpst. Dabcr
las bluilolt Musieben oe5 @eii9tes. gBsnn
abr oas 8ittsrs 3ur Sereideruns uno ssldleu-
nisuns bsS SIutumlauf5 eebraudt miro, .
febrt Die rclige Sarba Der We,unebeit wleber
in bic @ansen surlf, Der StIrpsr nimmt an
5leil1 wie an 8raftsu, Der Mppstit tslIert i6
uno feline @eroauunssbel6weroen ftDrcn bic
gefrieetsIns eeilslsen poer cas Wobbtfuben
oes Massns na@ einsenommener Mabbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-08

barmen init bem Mrmen, bsr aus 5unser
uno Notb sfrlebt Dein gebot; unp CT,
fuae meine apufcltfhe 0ewalt, NIT Der tA
gu Detnsr G9re unp gum Wob!e bet Men'
i6sn Except Attorney & Comp. bieieu
&sr!sr hermit sur euisen 2,erbsit ssrDams
me, Dsnn Detn 1T oas Rsth, bic &ralt
une bic 9errlihtstt, Mmen
Episi opus infidelis in partibus infde.
hum.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-08
Xera...s'!..
1rnsere staatsleetslatur.

Mufin. Z. 6sbuar. Der @euat bisll
1eute feline 5isuns as. SIN 5au1e mur.
ben fclsenbe Bills palart: Yerlonen ;u
tefrafsn pelhe tSotliae Dafftn fabren ;
sur Bsfdabuns Der Mui1ernbante unb bi.
folsenren Bills murben eineebraht pro.
feiifcneae Spisler gu bsiteuern ben goun
tp Beamten Salaire 81, ,abten. Der
@ouperneur iberIanpte eine got1Aaft nit
gmpfeblunsen uno Gpridldsen Der Der.
ihteoenen Departenlentshefs. Jolsenbe
&cmite6eriAte wurben entgegsnsenpmmen.
llnganiti9 lleber ben 9BiDerruf bes Qpeat
Option @tfebes; Difrift. glsrfs ,u auto.
riftren, 6eiratbsli3enlen aus,uasasn; CUR
@esuliruns Der ar3tliasn 0eba9ren
Gmnfis @bwaros BON &err unb 3apalIa
BON Maperidg geun.y lps;utrsnaen unp ,beioe
3u geriGtltcten 3uedsn NIT uvalpe Counts
su psrbtaoen; sur unttrftibuns efr gar.
ger bersn Gisentbum wesen riidfaubiaer
Steuern perfauft uno pom Staat eritanoen
wurbe ; sur Neptoiruns pes Strafee(ebss.
Correspondence. gleu grauufels. 6,
5ebruar. ueber unlere nsue Sail, bic
iebt tbrer gouenouns entgesensett, In 10
piel geiprohen woreen, baB man fiialid
motl aud Gtwas barater lhreiben {ollte,
sleihciel NIT welher Berehtisung, ia Td
bic ridtise bann lhon fnben pirs, pelde
nas Durheinanoer Der Metnunsen 3u tia
rem I'm Stanbe iR.-Sh unslaubiser 81
fhcf bon paulinentbal, weper Wrhitett,
nod Raurer, nod Steintauer, loi[e bier
,netne ebrlide unmabasblide Meinuna
folsen, bic ifber tpiGenfhaitliAen Dieerle~
euns germ etrerbietisfWab madt.-
Wenn Id meinem urtbeile iiber bic
mere Sail, beren Qnilleauug ih rudwsi(e
meine Aufmerfiamfsit mipmete, in penia
Wrrten Auserud atben iollte, mibte i'd
allerbinss fasen: Borne bealiiTen, u. +.
No., ba baS absr b5hl un1bidliA .ydre.
fase Id iteber. Nu6 bic Baufunif, bic
Nrhitsftur fann li& beut,utaae Der Mooe
ntdt errsbren. Man ,tsrt tebt bic Jront
etnes 0ebauoss NIT Der feinfen Stsin
bauer-ia Bilstauer Arteit, wdsreno
man bic lbrissn Guesnrduse init Badeln
perReht, ouf bsnsn Bel fen&tem gE.tter
ihsrlth Gle&ien unb MooIe, wenn nid,t
gar Goetftn ,padfen I5nnen. Sd mar 70
nap bnmm mir anfaues sin,utilpsn, btele
Budeln wiiroen wabrfhsinlih fpdtsr In
@anBen, Yieflsht bur6 einen Dampf
Shrub 6cbel I'm 6anoumbreben rseara
0rt, benn mas erRnpet t.ut niht Der
Nsnfh. roYon mad mdntm iiaen Bis.
tbum fetne @bnunl aslanst, ater weit
aekblt. Die Budeln. bsiet 20. 1nb Wlo.
be; Id mar ater ME ibr Gr.unb, 70 tpenia
ME msins lisbe Jrau. Die bsbbalb niemals
asf.0ds. 6aarbuatln M. uno 1Sdter
tatte unb BADEN rollte. Das faun man
atsr sssen tie Maht Der Wope I'm Nuae.
metnsn ausri&tsn? /? Graat @uh eJbr
Naanntr, bic Gu4 Der 6immel init Osi.
bern unb I5dtsrn beglidt bat Nidts
-rsin sor Nihts! Sbr werbet awar
ttnwtnoen bic Sail IN bod by Jove ietn
Grausn3immtr, bas Sssem a.falea 1oa z
Sd aber face 2u&, bic erganif&e unb
unsrsanil6e Natur N elm uno baflelbe.
aa& cine Sail bat ibre ansisbunssiraft !
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-20

The name of Samuel J. Tilden
is again looming up as the Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency
in 1880. His friends make the
strong point, looking at it through
Democratic spectacles, that he was
"cheated" out of the Presidency in
1876, and that on this account his
party owes him the nomination in
1880. And now the party papers
join almost unanimously in claiming
that he has cleared himself of all
completely in the infamous cipher
dispatch business. If they really
believe this, his friends will have
another strong point. They will
insist that after all the war that has
been made against him, his party
owes him vindication. And if they
really believe he is entirely innocent
is this not true? With all this
leverage, with Tilden's ''bar'ls" of
money to back it, he would prove a
most formidable candidate for the
nomination, and Thurman, Bayard,
Hendricks and the other aspirants
would doubtless find their aspira~
tons blighted. Quite number of
Democratic papers have had good
word for the uncle of his nephew
within the past month, which, under
al the circumstances, is quite sig
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-20
VA RIETIES.

Fifty Sioux Indian children are at
the Hampton (Va.) Normal Institute.
An Alabama farmer, who is now
over eighty years of age. has plowed
one of his fields for sixty-two consecu-
tive years.
One Of these. periodical revolutions
which are indigenous TO Mexico and
South America is going on now in
Venezuela.
A free trade coalition is being formed
in the German Reichstag under the
leadership of Herr Delbruck, the
former Minister of State.
The Sprinfield Union says that a
lady of that city has found daughter
who was stolen from her twenty seven
years ago. Verify, truth is sometimes
stranger than fiction.
There is plan on foot to nominate
Sam. Tilden in 1850 as a Vindication of
his character, and then have him resign
in favor of Bayard. Yes, do that. He
will resign, there s no doubt Cf that
in the world.
The Soldiers Orphan Home II
Columbus, Ohio, was destroyed by fire
on the morning of the 17.h. The loss
is estimated at $75, 600; no lives were
lost and no serious accidents occurred,
which argues well for the system OF
the authorities.
The Bureau of Engraving and
Printing had to be run on last Sunday
to supply the demands for the new
four per cent. bonds. Such a thing
has only happened once before in the
history of the Government, and that
was during the "late unpleasantness.' VI
The Manhattan Savings Bank,
which was compelled to suspend pay
ment on account of an immense
amount of bonds being stolen from
them. are about ready to open again
The Government and New York City
have issued new ones to replace them
AS an instance of the charge of pub
lie opinion in regard to suitable litera'
ture for young ladies, which has
taken place in the last fifty years, We
clip the following from the 'blue
laws" of Mt. Holyoke Seminary
"No yourg lady shall devote more
than one hour a day TO miscellaneous
reading. The Atlantic Monthly, Shakes
peare, Scott's Works, Robinson Crusoe,
and other immoral works are strictly
prohibited. The Boston Record. MIS-
sionary Herald, Doddridge's Rise and
Progress, and WashiDgton's Farewell
Address, are earnestly recommended
for light reading"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-20

THE bill introduced in the House
of Representatives on Tuesday, of
which mention was made in our
Nashville specials yesterday morn
ing, contemplates radical change
in our judiciary system. Atpresent
there are sixteen Judicial Circuits
and twelve Chancery Divisions.
The bill as offered provides for
twenty-one Judicial Circuits, and
that the Judges shall hold both the
Law and Chancery Courts, devoting
two~thirds of the time allotted to
the term of the court to hearing
jury cases, and one>third to
Chancery business. The bill comes
from the House Judiciary Commit
tee, and a minority report is made
against the bill, signed by Repre-
sentatives Hawkins, Anderson and
Butler.
After the passage of the act re-
ducing the salaries of Judges, we
predicted that something like this
would follow, as the readers of the
CHRONICLE will remember. Under
the Constitution the reduction of
salaries could not go in to effect
during the term of the present in
cumbents, and the redistricting bill
is to get rid of Judges now in Office
and put in others at lower salaries.
Until we have seen the full text
of the bill, or more Of it than ap~
peared in our dispatches published
yesterday morning, we will not COM
ment further, than to say, the pro-
vision binding Judges to hold two>
thirds of the term of their courts
for the trial of jury cases, and then
stop short, regardless of what the
state of the docket may be, and
put in the remaining third on Chan
Gerry causes, appears absurd on its
face. The bill is in the interest of
that much abused word ECONOMY"
but our lawmakers should be sure
that they do not adopt a penny
wise and pound foolish policy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-20

rich discussion, the Speaker ruled
the resolutions out of order.
OF course any sensible man can
see that DIR. Hoyt's remarks were
uttered in no offensive sense, and
that they are based on sound, scrip
tural principles; but we recur to the
proverb above mentioned: "Speak
not in the ears of a fool" etc.
Experience based upon observation
teaches that unless a man has some
brains before he reaches the age at
which, under the Constitution, he is
eligible to seat in the Legislature,
he never has any after that. He
may improve and grow wiser if
there is anything of him to i'm
prove, but the germ must be there,
or you can expect no increase. In
the light of recent events, we are
warranted in believing that words
of wisdom uttered before a majority
of the present General Assembly Of
Tennessee, would be 'fcasting pearls
before swine. A silk purse car
not be made of sow's ear, nor is
there any power on earth to make
brains grow in pumpkin.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-20
SHERlFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS IS
- sed by j, +. Deaderick, Clerk efthe Supreme
Martin Shea against Jos. A Mabry ct al and to
me directed, I win on Monday, the 10th day of
March. 1879, within legal hours, in front of the
county, Tennessee, offer for sale to the highest
bidder, fl. cash in, hand, all the right, title.
the follow ing tract or lot of land, situated as
follows: Lying north Of the city of Knoxville
on the Clinton Pike, beg inning at cut on the
). "a, E. 81 42-100poles stake. Chiles' corner,
opposite to Crockett's corner. thence N. s, E.
u 48-lC0 poles to stake, Chiles' corner, thence
1O% poles to a stake, thence.l2 poles to a stake
McAnnally's north line. said stake being S IS SIS
W. and as before stated; thence IS SO poles to
the place of beginning, the same containing AZ
acres, more or less, The said tract Ct land is
levied on to satisfy the above named executions,
this the 18th day of February, 1879.
febl6dw2t ALEX. K EEDER, Sheriff.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-20
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