davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
LINE, CEN EsT. AND PLASTER,

r IME! LINE! LIMEl ~ ..s- s.3a
DAILY expected 10 arrive per schooner Magic
1870 1870 barrels; EXTRA WHITE RoCKLASD
? LIME. -,rg.4s,. ..-.r. .. -..
'' f'' 'N'o ~ -, THOMAS ELLUT,
NH 7.lw s,.a.f 10l3 Basin Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

sREcIa1 SoxIcE iak ienfi6n IS csTIes 10 tis No
TaLs svayix9 OF nice and attr1c;fy rxtexsc scdFs
TAsE no, 51O west ClaYI street. by Tssbk D. Hlst,
trastse Tho house Is 10 sycelieat f61fdicn ssgiY
built, paDefed, and can be purchased 1t
lugaiff faAa1C D. HsLL5 @ Cos,
II u ~, s;,.t ~ gil,.i !. Aaetsopesrs.y
DIssoGoEEp rEEru rcadcfed sbeaststaiiy wfifte
by the use OF MyApE E&:BxxEnsssxfosNED DEHs
-LA F1Iszz1As1 r9srfxoxrs gesrgsE n ThshipS
son, Es@ asf taTs schief. engineer ef yse FIR la+
partm msns alIfnore, who yas fes IA tatSe nc,
nic.ed with Ssevefc rheainaf ssxs fiat after
bis experieGs sisa ~. szissr3cs s3xPsY,sGirr
be IS willing ~ ssecrlissss 58asssdS. H tcas
tairs no potsssh sr entirels
vegetable, acts on ne tsosss ana cures yyr,cnnYsrr
ssaen. sold by " s b sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

EOR RENT, THAT LARGE De- g.
ThCHE0 BRICK RESIDENCE at the I'd
southwest corner of Marshall aud Seventh streets,
containing about ten rooms. besides Kitchen. Rent
very low. Apply to JOHN 7. G0DDlN,
-, Real Estate Agent,
nh 5-eod3t Eank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

WANTED, TO SELL ON SIX MONTHS
W TINE, my beautiful and thoroughbred BAY
STALLION .BEAUMDNT." sired by AID Del
Kinda: dam sy JEFF Davis. He took first premium
7; the best thoroughbred stallion at the State Fair
Wel broke to harness and saddle. Warranted
sOnnd and sold for want OF use.
mn G.gt r. Is. CHAFFIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

WANTED, a RCH I T E c 7 S AND
w BUILDERS ta know that Will hang bells with
tubes for So. ana front-door gongs put up for Sl50
Spcasing-tubes put up also. tirsf-class Work way
ran;ed fer TWO years. Z. .PlLOUI,~ -
i.Gcksmftii and Bell-ba1gero
NH 7.2ws Ninth street between Main and Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
s5rrypTyvfSusfs re 1fnaDE. q

saRGH REEEDIyEtrUASs tNf kSEADEs &xBAKHE1E
AEHoEfd ETzssyTa SUI. Eissycenss tottle !,
ssspgEHA AN 1ssita2- asss sse yh&hsys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

D DhasnssSnAOs, $3.50 EcsSg der eea ata. ses,
A9oA PaiaTiasssss ssJsaT 5 o e. .'. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

aiEssRs. blaine AND JoNEsTkKEAs ssfogr
"TRIP DOHE. JAMES RfVER-RECEresFog
At THE TOBACCO C0RDsaE
WELCOME COME FroM a LARGE GATHERING
: e OF BUSINESS MEN EcHEs ;FR THE
/. Rl|ilsTITsGfHTIsHED s 4 y VISITORS MR. JoNEs
:kIND1 .Yb I'D COMPLIMENTARY; d Mr.
I BLAINTslsAYs VIRGINIA MAY RELY ON
his FRIENDLY OFFICES, AND he ADJ
z atIREs oun PEePIE. p s.i .@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

Also. tbe HkNDsoMEsT BUILDING LOT IN
yIIE CI,ls at tho corner Of Jefferson und Frank
lin streets Opposite Mr.. j. y. Paces.40 by 155 feet
te twenty foot aliey-will sci, on long time.
CHAFFIN. STAPLES & Co,
NH 5.n0d2w No. north Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

WANTED; A FIRST-CLASS BLACK
w SMITH. Apply at Metropolitan Works.
,nh 80, WILLIAM L. TANNER 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

WANTED, BUYER FOR A STOCK
w BRICK DWELLING. with eight rooms,
bathroom, &c. Rents Tor S256 per year. Price
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

WANTED, ,TOPURCHASE a LAG Err
W BEER BOTTLlNG ESTABLISHMENT: Ad-
drcss BUTTLER. Dispatch Office. NH 1O-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

Also, one with nine rooms double par,orsl, MIR
bic lnanIcs range, ,hot and cold wafer in kitchen,
bathroom, sc. Renis for $3.50 per year. Price,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20
WASHINGTON.
THE rREEpMAN's BANK.

4ss
j . Washington, Nay 2o.-The select com
mittee of the senate appointed to investi.
gate all matters pertaining to the freedman's
savings and-trust company, met this morn.
ing, every member present, and Senator
Bruce presiding. Creswell, Leopold and
Porvis, the commissioners appointed under
an acs Of congress 70 close up the, affairs of
the institution, made statement of their
operations to date, presenting schedules
showing the condition Of the company, and
shonld be pursued in the future WITH refer
the real estate and notes; that the latter
werein process Of collection, but as tS the
real estate they doubted whether it would
he possible to realize upon It at present.
without suffering heavy loss. They stated
that dividend OF thirty per cent. had
already been paid, and that'they hoped be-
fore long to be able to pay another dividend
Of 20 per cent. making so per cent. in all.
They urged a. meSns of enabling
them to do this that the government pur-
chee the freedman's bank building 10
Washington, the greater part of which IL
row rented for the use Of the department of
Justice. The drafts Of bills were submitted
Eby the commissioners designed to
transfer the affairs Of the company
" the comptroller of currency or such oth-
or officer Of the government as congrese
might direct. The commissioners have
heretofore asked to be relieved from the
duties imposed. and on submitting these
bills to-dav reiterated the request. <
cHocTAw lNp1AHs. ..
Washlngtop, NAY 20.-The house COM
mil,ee on Indian affairs has agreed TO re-
port favorably Gen. Hooker's resolution re-
ferring to the court Of claims all questions
OF difference arising out Of treaty stipula-
tions With the Choctaw nation. y5-g
AcTIoH.BY WAYS ANp MEANS coMNrrrEk.
Washington, May 20--'Ths ways and
means committee to-day after pasaing upon
Two bills Of private character and discuss
inE without result the proposit,ons rslstivs
TO duty on quinine, indefinitely postponed
the rssoiusioa Introduced bv Chairman
Wosd regarding .lhs adjournpsns ofs the
present aDaon. The eusamiitsa thso, hitter
Poms discussion, agreed on the following r..
solution: r - H-
Asaairsd, shaa .Ais coasui,tss will not coo.
:sdsr q .his sseios any bills or joint rvso.
'asioaa Affecting the sevsauc~, and that al
soca oessasss shall b. laid over ill ths
rseulss salioa b nscsmhss.
= uossos y rseosA;dss vas LAID a Ii,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20
The Legislative, ETC., Bill un-
der Consideration and Dis {,
cussion in the Senate.
Warmers y SILVER sBh,esairssly Is
s..s eapes. 1 DeathsBlewlIns sjhe
House.
All Action In the Ways and Means
Committee Regarding Congress
ionaI Adjournment lndeti-
niteIy Postponed.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE,


Washington, May 20.-Mr Mcdonald
asked leave to Introduce aabill authorizing
the president of the United States to EN-
of the United States to enforce the laws
whenever their execution are obstruc:ed by
combinations too powerful 10 be suppressed
by judicial authority, &C.. and preventing
the military from being used as comitatus
except in cases as authorized by the con-
stitution and laws. :
Mr.. Edmunds objected to the introduce
tion OF the bill on the ground that the Gus :
tomary notice bad not been given.
Mr.. Mcdonald then Withdrew the bill and
gave notice that he should ask leave 10 in
tr0duce 1t tomorrow.
Consideration of the legislative appro-
priation bill was resumed.
Mr.. Saunders read short speech against
the bill, srguisg that the use OF the military
is necessary to secure fair elections in the
south.
Mr.. Whyte opposed all federal interfer-
ferences, civil or miliisry. in state affairs.
He believed that there is no such thing as
national election. Elections are either
state or municipal Se6stors and represen-
: tatiyes are the agents Of and efe rssponsble
10 the statess P3e essE -
HOUSE.
Washington, May 2O.-Mr. Urner con-
cludsd his argument against the bill trans
ferring cases from the state to the national
courte.
Mr.. Frye moved to table the bill. The
motion was defeated by yeas %, nays ,l12.
! The vote Was strict party one, with the
exception of MI. Conger, who voted in the
negative for the pu uspose'of moving recon.
sideration. The greenba:kers. Jones, Ladd
and Ford voted in the affirmative, and
Lowe, Murch, Stevenson. Weaver. Delama-
tyr and Gillet in the negative. .,v
~ The house then voted on the motion to
reconsider, the yeas and nays being demand
ed on the republican side ior the purpose
Of consamfDg the morning hour. The re.
suit Of the vote on the motion TO lay on the
table the motion to reconsider was yeas 100,
nays 81.
Consideration was resumed ot Warmers
silver bill on the third, section allowing Che
deposit Of bullion n any mint, and;its being
coined for the benefit Of the owner.
Mr.. Conger moved to lay the section on
the table, which was. defeated-yeas III.
nays 1l8. The effect Of the adoption 81 The
motion would have been to kill the bill.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20
-
MILWAUKEE,,

MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, May 20.
WHEAr-e@2c lower hard, 81 .O0} No.
l, 973c; No. 2, 97c for cash; 96sc for May;
CSC for June; 9ac for July; No. 8, so; No.
4, 734c.
CoRN-354c. sl 5ft
OATs-27ac.
RYE-5Oc.' sHae '7t -znsl@
BARLEY-59c. r vyg7,3TH
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20

Acquired.

ACQUITTED.
Galveston, May 20-Capt. Lincoln, who
killed mutinous soldier, has been acquit-
ted after trial.
KENTUCKY RACES t,i45.
Ii Race Course, Louisville, May 2O-The
first race, mile and a,qusrtsr. resulted in .
dead head heat between fortune and Glen
more. Keene Richards third. ,9y
RUSH FOR CERTIFICATES. ios
4 iNs& York. May 2O.-The rush Of women
and children to purchase ten dollar refund
ing certificates At the postotf1ee 10 greater
man !iaa :. any my previous ~, dsy: They stood 70 :
nearly as long, and much. more orderlv.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20
foR,E,ox.
RESIGNED.

Berlin, May 2O.-In parliament to-day
the vice president read q letter from Won
Foreckenbeck announcing his resignation
Of the presidency Of the house on the ground
Of ill health and the antagonism between
his own views and those Of Reichvath al
he ioreshadowed them At dinner of free
trade representatives. on the 18th inst,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20
Protect tho sy.tsm from Malaria,

1t Is possible to do this even In regions Of
country where miasma is most rife, and where
the periodic fevers which it causes assume their
most formidable types. The immense popular1- |
ty Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is very largely
dy for chills and fever, bilious reittents and as
a preventive Of the various forms of malarial
disease In those portions Of tile west and south
where complaints Of this nature prevail, and in
the tropics, 1t is particularly esteemed for the
protective influence which it exerts; and 1t has
been very widely adopted as a substituts for the
dangerous and comparatively ineffective aka
loid, sulphate Of quinine. Physicians have not
been among the last to concedc its merits, and
the emphatic professional Endorsements which
| 1t has received have added to the reputation 1t
has obtained at home and abroad. Et4
YAhkT0N PRODUCE MARKET.
Yankton, May 90, 1879.
Wheat, old, ............................ 65
new, No. l....................... 60
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
"3... 3....................... As
rejected ...................- 3s
Oats, ............................ 2O@2g
Gorn, IN the ear. r........................ 16@1e
BARLEY, Observation-Disclosures. 10000
riax 9O@95
Potatoes .................... ...... 2.
Don't forget that the Merchants billiard
psrlors can now be found one door north
Of Edmund's & wynn's bank.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20

the vice president read letter from Won
Foreckenbeck announcing his resignation
Of the presidency Of the house on the ground
Of ill health and The antagonism ietwesn
his own views and those Of Reichvath a.
he ioreshadowed them At dinner of free
trade representatives. on the 18th inst,
g 81 I, "A. BATCH OF rA1LuRns.
London, May OR. q. Threlfall, cotton
manufacturer At Preston. has failed with
liabilities Of 10000 pounds. G. NJ. Esmith,
iron monger, Middleborough, failed liabil-
tiles 10000 pounds. LAZY solbe.& Com.
pany. merchants in the Spanish trade, East
Cheapside, failed. Bolke & Co. and Sy-
mons & Co., both of Rotterdam, have failed
in consequence of the failing Of Africanis- |
che Handelsvereniging. The liabilities Of
the latter will fall heavily on the Wciningin |
bank, Danustadt bank and bank of Rotter-
dam.
DlREcTors OF THE UNPRoNoUNCIBLE BANK. |
One Of the directors of Africanische
Hsndelsveniniging tried to commit suicide
at Antwerp. He Is now under suryeileance
IN the hospital, az it il expected his extra
dition will 30 demanded. Another director
OF the same company fed to Spain with his
family. The latter, whose name 10 Pincoffs,
il aa Of gse, and ID financial %
chamhsr and one of Tho iaaae.s &c @ ,Sa 's' ~
eral party. rs7 @
Is -, RACING
London. Nav e0-rho o,oo, No,hom
handicsn race ,o dsv a, Root s"s;,c o,o ,naa,
inc WIS Won by Cas,l,nsoh. Tentno Gate
second KNIGHT Temniar a
1 s"E,sStti ERIE srockuo1.DERs
London, May 20.-Bond holders and
stock holders Of the Erie railway company
| to day considered the report of the recon.
struction trustees up to Sept. 3Oth, 1873,
Resolutions were unanimously adopted ap.
proving the report and accounts; also ex.
pressing tho satisfaction OF the English
proprietary that large interest In the com.
panv's bonds and stocks Is being taken BY
American holders from whom the meeting
trusts tho board msy be gradually strength
ened BY the addition of high class of tus
loess man. having substantial holding IL
the company. There was no dissent from
the generally favorable view taken by the
trustees OF the present condition of the
properly. SIR EDWARD Walker and various
speakers expressed their friendliness tow
arc arc tne m svraneement With the Atlantic and
| Great Western railroad company; IT It car
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20
TELEcRAPHic sREVITIes.
VESSEL BURNED.


New York, May 20.-The Italian bark
Analh, which cleared at this port Saturday
for Barcelona with cargo of 1900 barrels
edge this morning, and sank at her anchor.
ego of. Staten Island. Loss thirty thousand
dollars Insurance abroad. The crew was
saved.
TIE PREsBYTERIANs. ~
Saratoga, May 2O.-The frat business be-
fore the PresbJ terian general assembly was
reading the report of the board Of home
missions, which shows that there are ,2O2
missionaries engaged ;n the work, all of
whom have prosecuted their labors with
marked success. During the past year ten
missionaries died. Zone Thousand two hum
dred and two ministers preached at stated in
tervals In not less than $500 places in 1878
and 1870. organized 263 Sunday schools,
and now have under their care Ill ,Ssl pu-
pills. Many revivals have been enjoyed
The board reports the organization Of 1856
OF l0,S72. of whom 4.693 were BY letter aud
the year has been one of hardship to contri-
butors and missionaries. The long con-
tinued financial distress IN the country had
led to widespread discouragemenis. The
receipts, while 25 per cent less than the
amount called for, we're tl7, 1856 in excess of
those of 1877 snd 1878. s
CABLE BROKEN.
Fort, Monroe, May 2O.-The cable across
Hampton Roads is broken.
BODY Ip7NTlFlEp.
New York, May 2O.-Thc body found in
- H.. k>o.. ;A.ntsEaS
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20
). GOVERNOR on EAsrERN RouME11A

.uUvERNOK OF E4sTERN RoUMELIA.
Vienna, May 20.-Negotiations for the
transfer of the administration Of Eastern
Roumelia to Gov. Alik Pasha have been
satisfactorily concluded. Russia has prom.
ised tbSt @ soon ~ Alik .Pasha arrives in
Phillipolis Gen. Stalypine will remove the
Huesian headquarters elsewhere. ii
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-18
Eni eTS0Hss SFiusIre >.

Tonight, EnersOn's Minstrers and
the Big Four will give heir first en-
terta;nment in this city. We have had
no burnt cork" show here for q year
and the house will be foil. For gen.
uiDe hearty Augh, the Ministries are
away ahead of everything else. The
odd cha.aci ers, good old fashioned
plantation melodies, new ballads,
specialties, and clog and jig dancing
are always attractive, and when pre-
sented by such artists as the Emersons
s.e dOubly so.
Billy Emerson is the champion
jig dancer of The world and
the funniest "nigger" in The
business. Burt Sheppard has no equal
in the woman business; he was here
with the three So and our people
know him. The "Big Feul" are the
strongest team out. Their act is ex-
traoIdlnaraly mirth-provoking and
receives the strongest ''pufs" wherev-
er presented. Don Ferreyra, whom
the European press have christened
the MAN Flute" is another one of
their big attractions. He initiates the
flute in a striking manner, and when
not visible his Imitation can not be
told from real flute.
The press everywhere speak of hem
i'll the highest tel ms. The New York
Herald says that "they are the bcot
combination on The road" and the
Enquirer says that better was never
in Cincinnati.
Seats are going eff IapiG'v and there
is every evidence that an immense
crowd will await the rising of the cur
tain
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-18
Personal.

Mr.. W. II. Morrow, of Nashville,
Treasurer Of the Grand Lodge of Tens
nessee Masons, arrived in the city
Sunday night from Chattanooga,
where he had been attending s meet
ing of Grand Officers. An adjourned
meeting is to be held in this city, also.
Chancellor w. B. Staley, of Kings
tonr was 10 the city yesterday, and
went over to MsTyville, where be VS.
called by the sickness of a son, VII is
at school.
Mr.. D. NJ. Owen, an sgent of the
Howe Sewing Machine Company,
was n the city yesterday.
CO.. G. w. Charlton has been sub
pWnsed to appear before the committee
appointed by the Legislature 10 inves-
tigaLe the Bureau of Agriculture, ETC,
and will leave for Nashville tomorrow
morning.
Mr.. Milo. McBee. jr., an enterpris-
ing and rising young merchant at
Strawberry Plains was in the city
yesterday and made US call.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-18
A sea.rs VI aueh BODILY -.

# tho bit OF body becomes irregular,
much evil is il f c,ed on the system. The stom-
ach becomes dyspeptic, bilious symptoms de.
veIop themselves, the circulation is contami-
na ed, and the nerves share in the general dis
order. It is of the utmost Importance that the
bowels should be thoroughly and speedily regu-
lated when they grow deIelic,, The corrective
agent best adapted to this purpose is Hcstette1s
Stomach Bitters, wholesome. non gripping veg
etabIe laxative, worth all the rFsping cathsr-
tics invented since the time Of ParacelsUs.
People who have been in the habit of using blre
pill calomel. and other drugs and cheap nos
tFums for constipation, should abandon such
nur'lul and useless medicines, and substitute for
tnem this pleasant and gentle aperient. which
NOT ohiy produces the pursative effect naturally.
out also strengthens while it regulates tha
boESlF' stomach and liver. II moreover eurss
slI prevents Intermittent an6 remjtrent feyers.
goat, rneGma,ism, debility and urinary tropbIas.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-18
RniE hts of PyGhiRs.

The Grand Lodge of Tennessee
knights of Pythias was held in Nasn.
Vile last week. and the following
officers were e!sc ed:
Past Grand ChaucelIor-B. H. Ew.
en-, GAINESVILLE.
Grand CnaucellOr-R. L. G.. While,
Lebanon.
Grand Vice ChauceIIor-E. S. Mall
lory, Jackson.
Grand Prelate-W. c. Caldwell,
Trenton.
Grand Keeper OF Records aud Seal
w. 3. Thompson, Nashville.
Grand Master of Excne9uer-W. G..
Davis, Nashville.
Grahd Master-at-A Arms. A.
Lumpkin, Fayetteville.
g and Inner Guard-J. A. MentIo,
GE ,latin.
Grand Olter Guacd-G. sieferIe,
Nashville.
According to the american, The
present session OF the Grand Lodge
has been the most pumeTousIy at
tended for several years. The interest
was great, and much wss effected to
ward the advancement of the inter
ests of the Order.
The next session of the Grand Lodge
will be held ia Nashville on the sec
Ond Tuesday in February, 1850.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-18
Hogs JowIs, at John Hudiburg's.
Snow I'm The naunfaIna

From the K. & o. train men yester-
day we get The report, that at Carey
vile yesterday morning when they
left there, the ground was covered
with snow to a depth of from two to
two and half inches. All had fallen
during the night. The snow extended
down this way almost to Clinton.
The mountains about Careyvills and
snow for several days. We had a con-
siderable splitting of snow in Knox
vile Sunday morning, but it didn't
stick any.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-18
PEECELETTES.

Chew JacksOn's Best sweer Navy TObR+'.n.
Kate Claxton plays in Atlanta two
nights This week.
There will be some thing of lull
now in the matter of courts for few
weeks.
There was heavy and steady rain
fall, commencing about midnight
Sunday night, and continuing up to
noon yesterday.
Kingston Hea0kcye: Jos. Mack,
passenger on the Bishop from Chatta-
nooga to lockwood, went overheard
from that steamer Wednesday night
last and was drowned.
New York people a:e now paying 40
cents per dozen for eggs. They also
have some strawberries from Southern
hot houses, for which indulgent lux
ury they pay from S. to s6 per quart.
Mr.. MeGaughey, OF Greene county,
introduced a bill in the House at
Nashville Saturday to create the new
county of Boon, to be formed out of
fractions of Greene, Hawkins, Sulli-
van and Washington counties.
We are panied to learn that our
young friend, Robert s. Crawford, is
just barely lingering between life and
death at the home of his mother, near
the city. It is feared that he is not
long for this world.
Nashville American The knights
OF Honor Of this s ale lost 19l mem
bers by the yellow fever epidemic,
last fall. The benefits on all these
deaths have been psid by that order,
save ten, and they will 6e and collect
ed in few days.
A bill was introduced by Mr..
Brinkley in the House at Nashville
last Friday to regulate the liability of
hotel keepers, providing that they
shall not be held responsible for the
loss or theft of property belonging to
guests, who fail to deposit such prop
erty with them for safe keeping.
a special term of the Circuit Court
is tn be held 10y Judge D. K. Young at
JscksboCo' this week. After sdjournI
ing his court yesterday, Judge s. A.
Rodgers went out on the K. & o. train
to JscksbOro' 10 assisst Judge Young
IN cases in which he is legally incom-
petent.
Chattanooga is getting up an ex-
Gu sion parry to attend The New Or
leans Mardi-GTss next week. The
fare for the round trip will be only $50
from Chattanooga. The Times LEANS
that arrangements have been made
also With our line of road for very
cheap rate, and they expect a large
party TO be made up in Knoxville.
The excursion leaves Chattanooga Sal
urday morning.