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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-02
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Fer sale in Knoxville only at Rush
Strcng's Dry Goods Store, Market Square
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Wholesale Grocery MarkSt sArs=
KNOXVILLE, Aug 49,
Coffee stiff Sugars very Arm and ad-
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FOR THE NORTH AND IVES

Do not fail to see that your ticket
8a#A4sA reads by the " -EEa
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06

Messrs. Coombs & Brown have in their yard at
Camden, the timber for three masted schr of 400
tons which they intend to have ready for sea next
summer.
Sacos latest sensation is horse whipping case,
which took place upon one Of the principal streets
man named Manuel was the victim. 1t is sup
posed there was "a woman in the case" The man
who did the whipping entered complaint against
himself and paid his fine.
A singular affair is mentioned by lady who re
Gently attended funeral at Wndham, n H. A
cat and dog preceded the funeral procession to the
grave, and at the close of the services, walked
back TO the house together, and entered in ad-
vance of the procession.
Geo. W. Leavitt, Esq of Pembroke, has sent to
the PASSPORT Sentinel bag of -four manufactured
at his mill from wheat raised in Pembroke The
editor says the -four is sweet and makes excellent
bread, and that the milling is perfect that of
the best flour in the market.
Hebron man brought into Lewiston store,
the other day, seventy five pounds of ancient
bullets, which he sold for old lead They had been
slowed away in his ancestral garnet for time out of
mind, and were supposed to have been nodded at
time when each township contributed its quota
OF bullets for common defence against Indians In
stead of drawing blood as intended, those bullets
melted into pipe joints will help carry water into
Lewiston tenements
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

At ELLSWORTH, Feb. 9Th & 9th, 1879.
y EFORM CLUBS and Female Temperance So
u cieties of Hancock County and Penobscot Val
ley, are invited to choose delegates to attend Ten
perance Convention and the Fourth Anniversary OF
the Ellsworth Reform Club, to be held at Ellsworth
Feb. Sth and 9th.
Free entertainment will be provided for both man
and beast, and every effort will be made to make tho
occasion enjoyable. Let every Club and Society be
represented.
tine, Committee. Two
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06
Special Attention Of Parents & Guardians

NEC. -. That no boy other person shall vince
- his wheelbaTrow or use his handsled or handcart
In the street the sidewalk as to incommotlt
any person obge him to turn out of his tC
avoid the same nor shall any boy or other person
side down any street, lane or highway within the
limits aforesaid, upon any handsled Sled, sleigh
nor shall any person skate any sidewalk or throw
any snowbas in any of the streets
J. ID. TUCKER, City Marshall
Belfast, Feb s. lS-9-G
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06
Pills, PotIons and Pungencies
We Challenge The World.

When we say we believe, we have evidence to
prove that Shllohs Consumption Cure is decidedly
the best Lung Medicine made, in as much as it
will cure common or Chronic Cough in half
the time and relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, and show more cases of Con
sumption cured than all others 1t will cure where
they rali, 1t is pleasant to take harmless to the
youngest child and we guarantee what we say.
Price, 10 cts ~ cts and 81 90 II your Lungs are.
sore Chest or Back lame use Shiloh's Porous Plas
ter. For sale by r. II Moody Belfast and all drug
gsts elsewhere.
Do You Believe 1t.
That III this town there are scores of persons
passing our store every day whose lives are made
miserable nv Indip4stion Dysnensia Snur and
distressed Stomach Liver Com plant Constipa-
ton, when for - cts we will sell them Shiloh 5
Nltlazer, guaranteed to cure them. For sale BY
K. ii. Moody, Belfast and all druggists elsewhere.
The most popular and fragrant Perfume of the
day HACkMETACk" try it. For sale BY K
Ii. Moody, Belfast, and all druggists elsewhere
Consumption Cured.
An old physician retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
AIRY the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure for consumption
bronchitis catarrh asthma, and all throat and
lung affections, also positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints after
having tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it
motive and desire to relieve human suffering
will send, free of charge to all who desire it, this
recipe, with full directions for preparing and using
IN German French or English. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. W.
Sherar, lag Powers Block, Rochester, n Y
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06
News of the City and County
,odav IS the Journals fitch birth day

Ha1eItine has housed 900 tons Of ice at his
buildings on the east side
Capt George R Carter has been placed in com
ma1t Of the three masted sch Annie l. Mckeen.
When some one gets killed BY boys sliding Oh
the sidewalks then the authorities Will look INTO
the matter
There All inclination to speed fast trotters
along the streets OF the city. Some Of them too.
are driven ny ladies'
Last Sunday was candlemas and the old rule
relares that half Of y,ur corn and halt of your
a.n ~La, Va Oh hand
smets are reported to bite better in the night
thaa the day time food catches were had above
t-e trdges one L ght last week
The annual meeting Of Waldo County District
olse ot Coca Iempars, toI the choice ot officers
Mil. Fee 1,ld at Freedom on feb litA
a ,ey eredltable Sabbath school concert was
=ae. Al tAy Methodist church last sunday eve
ans The church wa- flied to Overlooking
me housewife complains Of scarcity IT wa
tg j tlv EASTERN BAT Tie midday warmth and
a.t ilFaus caves WI. soon make that al right
'.r Young people have commenced the new year
fa.I uatnmonla'.} speaking Eight couples re
.rlea the.t marriage intentions in the month Of
..u44ey
The s,a Helen N Coudon has bcca taken from
-er mornings At tae lower bridge auI /, fitting up
a-.uy>~ >ac commanded br Capt Fred
ser Ncraratt
e nratA Esther VA, the mean, b max
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06

Parents will find that the advantage Of the A. S.
I. Go. Black Tip for chlldreus fine shoes is that
they perfectly protect the shoe just at the point
whore the wear comes, thus doubling the wearing
value OF the Shoe while adding to its beauty. Try
them. and see il It's not 50.
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06

| - ~ wy ~ ~ - ." 49,
~ = iaise 4lan'i'' o' loou iellHin'Hs io" 'n'
'N''' 80 ''"'
Large quantities OF wood are peins hauied 10
market. Hard wood sells Tor SOU ana stoo per
cord
railroad hag station has been established at
'"e lower oriuse crossing III inns Guy 'en nan Is
nagman-
There are pensioners in this city, whose arrears
under the new pension law. will amount to over
$1,000 each
In another column CIV Marshal Thicker forbids
na....,u. ,-;u
be prosecuted
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Mathews Bros recently connected the office IN
their sash and bind factory and engine room ~'th
telephone 1t failed to work
The Journal goes to press at an hour too early
for notice OF Esther Several other ladies' are
appropriated! referred TO- however
The Good Tempars Lodge OF tins city Will
have stereopucon entertainment and lecture to
close their series Of winter lectures
Saar,port furnishes is few items Of LATE THAT
,,.u, noah, ,,,-,, hos h,o,,,o x,r,. sa.,,,, o,,,
an tnir,itfol tieIl for the .,atber.r Of news
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ri ''''''''''7 ~ i'en' SAWS t"' "e'
last D'a'''N r''I"'d '''S 'r'A Kept rec rom 90
'''" "''' vac ''''''' "''' i"'''' 'n'i "'ts
Mr. Rollins OF the Evans House. Gardiner, has
become insane ana on SATURDAY attempted |" hAAs
himself ait. Il = wen known ~ rms guy where
ut N'S visited
Lanes wharf is about Completed the capsills
having been laid IN Tue,l lay lhe storeAousc has
been raised Ia place. and the property is better
than originally.
Those ta>tefully dressed waiting s.iIs At Masonic
Hail were attractive that many Of the brethren
entirely lost their appetite for such things AS cold
tongue and turkey.
Seems as though the plan for early closing OF
dry goods stores doesn't work First one and then
another torsets 10 remember the rule. until the
thing busts altogether
The Bangor Commercial says-..I was JACK
Furv who went on the drunk AT Belfast and was
lodged in jail He gave the wrong name when N.
SAID he was John Sullivan
observation-disclosures. ,t. .,..r,r ,,.,,,..,,.i
he, expressed IN advance the Sacred Opera Of
Esther Will be repeated this evening Reserved
seats ior sale at Woodcocks at 9, T. NJ
Tile hos> conference WHEN is USUALLY hclI so,u,.
where between the custom house and court house
h..> fit the decreasing Influence. If tb, vin,rv
weather b,,tjtwiIltbaw o,t with r.t,rn s,.r,r,,,
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The Republican journal., 1879-02-06

The committee to procure new ouarters for the
city Government has heor nnahlo 70 6nd suitable
rooms and if will nndonhtedlv remain in the prcs
ept location
nv,
~, a,o,,,,+ H. IN, -, a;4
less contracted nv tho cbiof engineer or soma
mambar ~ tbo o,,,,,;tao
. Pen'ioA'' ~ 'i''S '''9 "iose Arrears amounts
y '-'''' ""s 'li'Nioei u '"e famous 0'h M"Ssa
e"uSe''S regiment anu was "oUnoeu III 'le mop
'l5l' III Tue streets o. p"'''uio'e'
,;,.,,s er.,,n 20 J., "a ,,nh,.t., ,..,,,o,,
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ne sen Anne = NoNeeh o. beliaS' "ili BRING
'Ioui puoAs'e y lAoulas'oh' 'ne HIs' instrument
u h"fu pine l"' MI. hHeh ne" SNIP that l. 10
oe oD"' 'le coming season y Is sad the shli Is
to pc 'he largest eyer ouHt ~ Name
The sale Of tickets ior the cantlta opened at
"oodeoek's bookstore. nine o'clock Monday morn
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IT, 10y r.
me HuTIe on the Nmeh fishery from the i''Al
columns OF the Journal comes back to u copied
ina fb,. ra,,.rs i'll ,t. f4rvnst vt.y amt have
-. :, ,u,. III.
''e I"NN'"N 'I ''e' ''''''' ~" '''' i'-'''''''
have to content themselves with such fare as white
ash and prairie chicken
.,,..., u Nan,
vile. who should be- watched narrowly He lives
with his ~uI III the same reishborhood where the
Mcfarland tragedy happened it is alleged that he
once Threatened the HE OF his son wife, aud IS
constantly elraged towards her The recent tragedy
has greatly excited him
AL
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t., III li: r.
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WHO IS II 4 letter recently received from a
person IL Oregon by a Resident of this city. has
She following item
There is a cuprit in Portland Oregon tail
under sentence OF death. lie was arrested GndeT
his true name i Frank T,ylnr b. Won kI,ow It'll
/ thing OF his history He halls from Belfast SAYS
ne oeioH-S mere ne an" an ''c["l'fii1e =" To
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N'' II ''''S
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The money order department Of the uitel
States mall service is Of great CONVENIENCE, to per
sons who make small rcmittauccs X Il absolutely
safe as lo accident or dishonesty can cause loss to
the sender or receiver and persons unaccustoned
ID business can easily understand Tie methods
The business done III orders at the BrltA, post Of
ice ranges in amounts from hty cent, to httv dol
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06
Notice.

TINE partnership heretofore existing under the
l. name of HuXtord Chase, is this day dissov ec
by mutual consent. A. f. Chase will continue tn,
business, and pay all demands against said firm, ane
collect all bills due said firm. L. 1. HUXFORD.
Brooks, Feb. 4, 1s.9.-3w6 A. f. CHASE.
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06
Notice of Foreclosure.

THARLES Il. WILTON. of knox, in the County
~ of Waldo, by his deed dated Nov. "a, A. d. 1871
and recorded in the Waldo Registry OF Deeds, Vol
le0, Page 395, conveyed to me, the undersi gned in
mortgage a certain parcel of real estate situated in
Knox, in said county, and bounded follows. to
wit Beginning on the west side of the county
road running through said lot the sOutherly line
of lot No. 1873; thence westerly, on said sOuthtrly
line to the north-easterly of lot No. l thence
southerly far as that line parallel with the first
named line and running the west line of said road
shall include twenty acres; thence northerly, the
west side of said road to the place OF beginning
And the condition of said mortgage having been
broken, |. the undersigned, by reason thereof claim
foreclosure GIDEON BRALEI.
Brooks, Jan. 81, 1S.9.-3w6*
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06
Official Salaries.

The Bit OF tinessing attempted in re-
spect to the Attorney Generals salary, as
noticed in the Journal last week, has
been headed Oft. The paragraph, as
adopted by the House on Tuesday, reads
$4,000 in full for all services, expenses
and travel, and in that shape goes to the
Senate. The salary bill goes to the Sen
ate with the following nrnNisinnS
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06
NoTICE!
c. R. D AVIS
$500 a Hundred
MASONIC TEMPLE, BELFAST, NE. 3w'
State Normal School,
CASTlNE. MAINE.

NPRlNG TERM of If weeks begins Feb 11th.
y Board in families, $500. In clubs -. %.
Self boarding 200 per week. For particulars adj
dress PRINCIPAL OF NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06
STATISTICS.

Amount insured since organization Sl65 $50 4u9 Oh
Premiums received d" 364 300 y.
Losses incurred l,gi9 PN3 81
Average annual earnings on capital II ~ 100 Or
Assets ~ amount at ri'k Dec ~ le.N, j. e. 100 pr
4 larger percentage ofdssets 10 amount at rit man
that Of anu C1mpunB in Nelr Fpgi,fuR
The Republican journal., 1879-02-06
Marine Risks Only
Certificates Issued, payable ii Sterling At Counting
house Of
Messrs Barring BROS. & CO.
London England
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS.
!. 6. BLANCHARD. lUDMAS DANA
JOSEPH MCPHERSON. II. j. BOARDMAN
Is MCNEAK. + II. opIORNE.
FRANK y. THAN Err. FRANk r. DOLE
ALANNoN LONG. THOMAS II. LORD.
W. II kINNMAN. JAMES LIGrT.EFIFI
k. b. TT LLlR, GEORGE HlNMAN.
VI +, PICKERING.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-02
PREPARING FOR TsERATrLE

1t is evident that the present session Of
congress is to be long, stormy, full of strife
and bitterness. The preparation which both |
parties are making for the contest indicates !
a fearful struggle. The Democrats hav,
resolved to insist on legislation which ne
Republicans are equally resolved to op' oosa
and which, it is said, the President cannot
approve. The Democrats are deter mined TO
repeal the odious Federal election laws and
thereby prohibiting the presenr q of FaderaI
soldiers at the polls to intir .tdat, and over
awe the citizen in the exc ,roise of his biob
prerOgative as an elect or. abolisb;no the
offices Of deputy msrsh'Ils and Chief sunerv;s-
ors Of elections, and the test o. Tn. which ex-
cludes from the jurS-box even senators and
representatives III congress, o nd nearly every
intelligent and respectable ian in the south
ern States. These infaJ nous laws were
created for the benefit Of the Republicans.
and OF course that party ,ill bitterly oppose
the repeal Of laws VIII .ch will materially
weaken them IN every section and deprive
snem OF the lnstrume It's which they have
used with advantage in so many elections
The Democrats b.avI, made a concession
w FSA 3Sohf' ny. pIONluInS thal
supervisors of election, with the
right to WITNESS registration as well as the
right to challenge votes, shall be appointed,
two at each poll. by the courts. But the
power OF intimidation and arbitrary arrest is
taken away, but that of supervision is made
full and complete. Furthermore, it is ex-
tended to every voting precinct in the United
States, instead of being confined as now to
the large cities, If a request is made for the
appointment Of supervisors by any ten or
more citizens, voters of the precinct. And
supervisors ara to be taken equally from the
two principal political parties. We have
thus given in full the issues between the two
parties, as the debate will be long and excIt-
ing, and, in reading the discussion, the readers
of the APPEAL will understand the object in
view. 1t is to be hoped that the Democrats
will stand firm In their efforts to repeal law
which enables partisan official, extern
Porized Tor the purpose, to arrest, without
the warrant of magistrate, anybody whom
he believes, In his partisan prejudices, to
have been guilty of fraud. As
the law now exiss, the supervisor
and the marshal are made curbstone Judges.
and throw men into prison by the edicts of
their improvised drumheRd court-martals.
These Federal hirelinRs can on the day
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-02

of the election decide summary and upon
the spot when an offense is alleged to have
been committed, and send the citizen to
Jail. As the New York World tersely says:
"a deputy marshal who never saw a statute
book or read statute in his life, and has no
more idea of the majesty of law, the liber-
ties of the citizen and the elective franchise
than of the courses of the sun, moon and
stars, can decide what the law Is, what is
violation of law he has never read and
what is going on concealed in the breast of
voter" The Democrats propose to take
away from partisan officials the power 70
try, decide and arrest and convict at the bal
l2t-box man while voting, and whose influ-
ence they wish to get rid of on the day of the
election. They insist that if men are actu-
ally guilty of violating the election law that
evidence may be collected and preserved and
the offender afterward punished in the usual
forms for violating other laws. The only ar
gument which the Republicans make to the de-
mand of the Democrats for a repeal is to shout
RerOlaiOn! 1t has surely come to pretty
pass in American politics that Democrats
cannot undertake to repeal legislator born
in Radical hate and unconstit utional without
being stigmatized as revolutionists Is it
revolution to attempt to repeal any of the
laws adopted by the Republican party2 Is
it revolutionary to remove soldiers from the
ballot-box and to hold elections as they
were held IN the days of Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Adams,
Jackson, Van Buren,, Polk, Fillmore,
Pierce, Buchanan, Lincoln and Grant.
1t is revolution to repeal the infam-
Gus test oath, and to exclude the bred
tools of despotism from the ballot-box,
placed there for the sole purpose of overaw.
ing freemen, but it is revolution which re-
stores the constitutional rights of the voter,
and in favor of justice and an election free
from the intimidation of partisan hirelings.
The Democratic party must press forward in
the work it has undertaken. OF late years
the Democratic party has had too much
nerveless leadership. There has been too
much cringing to the phantom of coneilia-
ton. The old traditions of the Democratic
party meant the bold, frank assertion Of
principles, and an inf1exible adherence to
them. The faccid, supple trimmers willlaad
the party to defeat. Uncompromising war
against Radicalism and for repeal of all its
UBIQUITOUS legislation, is the road to victory.
Tlmerous feebleness Is defeat; unquailing
and aggression leads to success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-02
SUPREMACY OF THEFEDEaAL Law.
The Virginia Court OF Appeals Accents
the Reversal Of Its Judgment by
the United states Supreme
Court.

RICHMOND, March 28.-The State-rights
doctrine received a severe blow to-day In a
most import sut decision rendered by the
court or appkais. Il Sho yosIr 1914. In the
Ur ndhLefrs. Martin "a Mueaford's Z.
H., the supreme court of appeals for the State
OF Virginia refused to enter upon its records
judgment of the supreme court of the
United States reviewing one of its judgments
under section Is of the Judiciary act.
upon the ground that the constitution of the
United States did not authorizs congress to
provide for an appeal from the highest court
OF State to the supreme court Of the
United States. Although the supreme court
has many times reversed the judgments OF
the highest courts of other States since that
time, 1t has never reversed the Judgment of
the supreme court of Virginia since the case
of Hunter Us. Martin, until within the last
twelve months it reversed it In the case Of
Nicely Us. Scruggs. Having reversed the
judgment of the court of appeals of Virginia
In this case, it sent its mandate here last
spring ordering the Virginia court to enter It,
The court of appeals for Virginia has taken
nearly twelve months to consider what it
would do with this mandate, aud to-day, by
the action of four Judges against one Mon
cure, P, dIssentng), 1t decided to enter or
der of reversal. Tins ends the question
which has been very much mooted here,
whether the court of appeals of this State
would obey the supreme court of the United
States. 1t Is another most serious blow to
the reaojusters, since 1t is an announcement
that whatever order the supreme court may
make in respect to the debt will be enforced
by the Virginia courts, and the supreme court
has many times decided that the State must
perform such contracts as the State of Vir-
ginia made under tne funding bill.