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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-10
TEXAS.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 8-A
special from San Antonio, Texas,
saws Jacob E. Hainle was executed
to-day inside the jail, for the mur-
der of Peter. Maddox, of that city,
February 7th. He ascended the
scafold without exhibiting any emo
ton and quietly affirmed his inno-
-cence to the last, The drop fell at
11:O4 q. M, and death was almost
Instantaneous. About fifty persons
witnessed the execution,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-10
TELEGRAPHIC.
YELLOW FEVER RECORD.
The Yellow Plague Still Grows
Worse at Memphis.
Fifteen New Cases Reported up to
Noon Yesterday,
And Three Deaths Since the Night
Before. la -
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 9.-Ups TO noon
to-day fifteen eases of yellow fever
were reported to the Board of
Health, ten white, FIVE colored.
Among the number was Mrs. M. A.
Taylor and daughter, and Rev. j..
FL. Ridley (colored). Three deaths
have occurred here since last night,
Mrs. Absolom Boyd, Mrs. Francis
Getz and Lizzie Getzell. The
weather continues cool. At day.
light this morning the thermometer
dropped to 81 degrees and at 1890
P. m. it marked Is degrees. Ed.
edoon is, considered out Of danger.
OVER THIRTY NEW CASES THURSDAY.
ASpeeiAlto the Nashville American. q
MEMPHIS, Aug. THE follow
ing is the official report of new
cases and deaths from yellow fever
as reported to the Board Of Health
for the past "a hours, including five
cases unoficially reported last even
ing:
|. New CAsEs-T. NJ. Tighe, aged
40, 4 Howard Row; Amelia Her
man, aged II, 81 Adams street
John Swanander, aged 26, 12E
Robertson street; Mike Dwyer, aged
81 130 Robertson street; Lille
Todd, aged 18, % Avery street
r. E. Webb, aged 80, 326 Front
street; Lizzie Gatchell, aged &c,
Exchange street; Annie Markie
aged SO, II Winchester street
Johanna Peters, aged 10, Dupre,
street; Nora Mulbrandon, aged 8
| 204 DeSoto street; Mariah Jones
coiored, aged 9, 194 Vance street
Cornelia Carter. colored
aged II, LA Beale street;
Bette Jackson, colored, aged %,
391 Vance alley; Jesse jackson,
colored, aged IS, 391 Vance alley;
William Thomas, colored, aged 27
Goslee street; Jennie Greene, col
ored, aged 19, 325 Poplar street
Rose Miller, colored, aged 80, 322
Poplar street; Laura Ficklen, col
ored, aged %, so Exchange ex-
tended; Julius Ficklen, colored
aged 5, so Exchange extended
Joseph Sharp, colored aged 80, Il
Bradford street /; Bette Harrison
colored, aged 20, 259 DeSoto street
Isham Stamford, colored aged so
/ So Linden street; J; Lewis Palmer
colored, aged SO, 217 Pontoto,
street; Emma Brown, colored, aget
Is, corner Gayosso and DeSoto
Edward Mitchen, colored, aged 27
| 254 fernando S road; Londol
Brown, colored, aged so, corner o
fernando and Linden; James Hen
I dirk, colored, aged 81, 80 Her
nando road; George Hendrix, col
ored, aged 81, so fernando road
A. W. Brown, colored, aged 80, q;
/ Vance street.
/ The following live outside tn
city limits :ss ra.s.o
| Mrs. j.. Tigbe, aged 80
! Walker avenue; Mrs. Robinson
aged 45, near Elmwood Cemetery
Mrs. Punch, aged %, near Elm
wood Cemetery; Catherine Walsh
colered, aged %, east of Middl
street Thomas Brown, colored, age
35, Union avenue.
: DEATHs.-Katie Holly, aged II
56 Ross avenue; Fred Hollands
!, aged IL, 39 Hawley street Leanc
T Cherot, aged 80, 1913 Beale street
Michael Helly, aged As, Sc Ro,
! avenue; Jesse Heard, colored, age
: 35, 258 Union street.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-10
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 8.-Smith and
Hall, the murderers of Major Pugh
at Murfreesboro' sometime ago,
having appealed to the December
term of the Supreme Court, were
not hanged to-day, as they were
sentenced to be by the lower court.
They are in the Murfreesboro' Jail,
where they will remain until final
hearing before the Supreme Court.
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Can't Preach Good.

No man can do a good job of work,
preach a good sermon, try law suit
well, doctor a patient, or write good
article when he feels miserable and
dull, with sluggish brain and unsteady
nerves, aud none should make the at
tempt in such condition when 1t can
be so easily and cheaply removed by
little Hop Bitters. See Truths
and proverbs" other column. @
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 8s-Fleur
dull aud unchanged. Wheat quiet :
red and am ber, 90a95c. Corn steady !.
and in fair demand. 4 white,
45c.; mixed, doc. Oats quiet; new
27c. Pork quiet but steady,
$1,000 . Lard steady choice leaf fn
tierces, 72c; do. in kegs, Sic. Buik
meats steady : shoulders, 3sc.;. clear
ribs, 43e.; clear sides, r4ae. Bacon
steady: shoulders, 3sc.; clear ribs,
4 8 l0e.; clear sides. 51c.i sugar-cured
hams, 9a11c. Whisky steady and In
fair demand i7s 90 3 saaRIt1
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-10

INDICATIONS For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy wealth
er, winds. shifting to south and west,
with slowly rising temperature, and
rising followed by falling barometer.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-10

Remember that you can get the
WING AND CHRONICLE, a large, eight
page paper, until the first OF January.
1880, for fifty cents.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-10

IF our city authorities are languish-
iug aud pining away for something 10
pass away the time With, we would re-
spectfuIly submit that in regulating
the traffic of Market Square, they
could fiad something TO occupy their
leisure moments. There is not single
large market day, aud we have them
three times a week, when on account
of there being no system, there are
not dozen b ockades of wagons on
the north end near the city scales.
Drivers all seem TO prefer, 1t matters
not in what direction their horses
heads are turned, the east side Of the
Suqare, and this, together with the
wagons which are being driven on the
scales serves to make confusion
This could be very easily remedied,
and would put an end to all the pres
entvexation and delay. An ordinance
could be passed requiring all drivers
moving south to .ta&e the west sideI
and all moving north to take the east
side of The Square. The carrying
out Of this could be, entrusted to the
Market Master, and the desired end
would be gained. zasas9ss,e s..,rsz
IS. .-# -----z---- - %---- SEQ
OUR energetic Gay street contem-
porary, the Tribune, as3made new
departure in journalistic enterprise.
We refer to the Especial dispatches, y
printed in yesterdays issue, from Ma
ryville, CareyVille, and Anderson
county To one not conversant with
our telegraphic communication with
these places. this will not seem very
wonderfuB bnt to one who knows that
the grapevine" is the only wire
stretching to these points, the enter.
prise which 1t showed it getting them
is very eommendable. The "specia
dispatches" must have been brough
to KnoxViltesby fat hfnl messenger
and then telegraphed about a blocl
down Gay street., to that Office. Bu
the fact that no wires connect tn
telegraph office and the office Of CHI
Tribune. blocks this theory. Any
way, 1t was energetic.
THE San and Press of Jackson Vile
Fla, heretofore an Independent journa
with slight Democratic tendencies ha
came.out for the Republican party ant
says: ;@@-*'- 's.Aza Ag
"FheTe can be no Disgusting the fac
fhnk4 81 ~ D Ii:
Administrations would give q new i'm
pulse to immigration to the State, ant
restore confdence in the North, s,
that we could take new start. Th,
new administration mtg ght not be any
wiser than the present one, but then i
would restore confidence, and do f0
the State-its whole peoples hatnov
seems necessity to have done for it
present and future prosperity.
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Ague@a Cure,

E'or Es5ver and Agos, Intermittent Fever
Z -. tfcrr or Bifl 5us Fever, &C., ,and indeed
ali :Irs att..ectfors which ariaogfr frexn naaleri-
o. =, ,rit.sstis OF saiasnaatic poisons. ------
1ais is p compound remedy, prepared with
scientific skill from yegetable ingyedients, which
sI.rciy fails to cure the scveresttases OF ChiIls
aid Fever and the. eoneomtant T. 'fsorders. Such
q Il nIcdy the necessities oftf1 cople IN mala-
rious districts demand. Its great superiority
over any other medicine yetdiseovered for the
clire OF intefmtterts is, that it Contains no qui
nine or mineral, and those who take it are free
from danger ofqninism or any injurious effects,
and are as healthy alter using it as BEFORE 1t
mas been extensively employed during the last
thirty years III the treatment OF these distressing
disorders, and so lfnrarying has beenits success
!Ia. ithas gained the reputation of being infai-
lille 1t can, therefore, be safely recommended
u :, run1edy and specinc for the FeHer and
I /. .s. OF rhe West, and the Chilts and Fever OF
1 sFuth. 1t connteraets the niasnatic poison
/ ;ic blood, and frees the system from its infiu
;.rce. that fever and ague, shakes or chills,
J ia ken up by it, do not return until the
| ease is again contracted. rtEttrrsers z
Tia -rc,S vi-icty of disorders which arise from
e3rri; 81 tiiiz poison, sneh as Neuralgia,
/ !! ..ealnittis,i-i Gsu,t, Headache, Blindness,
ass. ache, ts.rfeile, CatarrIl, Asthma, Pal
p.Ih.to;i, SiieDiv-1i a fIeetions, Mysteries Pain
p: .ilo i:owels, Collie, Paralysis, and derange-
j. iie Stomach, all OF which become intermit-
a;it i periodical, have no spcedier remedy than
rs &c v!f Cut.E, which cures them all alike,
I. vts SIS The tcnrfroA, future attacks. As
preventive, it a. OF immense service in those
7a:aua!tics wi.e:e tevcr anal Ague prevails, as
( stays tile dssel Elsn IF tie disease iftaken
/ ,n;i! FIRST approach vi tho premontory symp-
4.:.:s. Z ssts=scssan and temporary residents are
ss ci,:,:,!c -izsst.ttl llesc disorders. anu ie"
! s!i ever ,...t9 II they av;ia tSemsefves Oh 'Le
protection kris rs.s:ics:: ,Gor'is zrTg-s.,
-Lis..rg 5i:i :tfsfs. arising from torpidlty'
is aae 5sss eT.aasl i atisnnistes ms organ
q cala. rta; :. :,:I pr'ntt,ss;es many remark
lc s,..sc o;:icr Icc;eitl,.s fail 1s1.4 " Z, I
| sa,sa.ed BY Dr.. j c. Aver & Co,
/ pr;uc4is:aig and A aslstie4l cies..istsss ?
Ia s.gE4 7.I0HkIsE5.s : hsG>S.s1ss sf.F..sa,
j a,,Lp uY All. DRUGGISTS E,stisxwiEERR& hs
, 1879-08-22

pranarics Of khneas and Minnesota ars hl1ed to
hntsfinR with etofcs Of wheat; tho planters Of
i e a4a Il .ssae "a sopd.s
Industry; the Workshops and soilins: :mii!s
eanno rsnS'1san @sst s os aos ,s a ssr 9. Il
roads arc being built. ~ that By The end OF tho
ye.r ~. 81. 600 ntcs VIII b. increased e s5 o2o:
t,nr Western mines % .' re ,.cIling r!ehly of sSo
cn,2rants hare ned from, the povcrtr and Distress
q European lands +! the plant. and comfort oe
rle are MAJ sing new homes upon tho viatn soll OF
ii tlfteen yeari ago, when the men 5ou sse bo-
fore yon wcto
uuer The lead Of :hnt silent man who hts since re-
cHscf the piandsts Of the world. or nndcr 9her.
man wcrc encirc'ln0 Atlanta In their Rrs.p; coud
h1yc foresccn the peace TINT enfo:s tho Union to.
day: II thcy could hnre fnscHetn the rapid strides
INC cnHntr. has made through ntvhsa Of gloom to
Ike hr"ak,ng dnv Of Hnboundca national pros
rtr,y. they would hare been lnsntrcd to even
patience. with Tint class Of social philosophers
who are b.:innIns toconpute The actual cash sslno
pity t!'e man thr valna Of whose sosrIccs a to ID
wssrhed II thclsscalc.. Patriotism. l'ke ''loTe:
gives itself. and I. mt honEht." 1t sctves With
sef.e. viii Warrington 1t Wiley Fores. viii DO:
c1a1. hlcrtur feet: It rushet inta the bFeach OF
the Hebe!on. without hlertaE tor WAGES Or COM
ST. wc came here With conscious pride tn The Ia
bnrs performed fot tho E'opuultc. with our lleaFsa
swelling with patsnttn as hrnal ~ nre It boanln-
r!"s. We are nroud Of t'e Eiatos7 OF our State,
over which you abty prcsI.1c; bnt our hearts hy
upward 10 the grcaie: Stair. the T. ptarib"t uHHa5
Of ot!s fashets. t1 which 1ln"!s gave her Lincoln
bercd Thousands q! her brave mcn hnva Gono down
Into nn unknown grave.
, 1879-08-22

h, l., l.. =. NJ
,v.r tn ~ II. e -. - sTSa rnia snts ~ thn nd h.
sd..,cn w., ", ~" .! nGor ~ ~ Sbi1. ais.
nar1rcment wsx nredictinn his 3nwniajt, liz tntiiy
defeated MI The machlnasinn. of tho nolftlclnms
win attacked him, liz tool; care that tho 1a,7r
wnre fn,thfullv eycertet that thc nnhc credit il
maintained tuypla,c, atf, fhnt thn rights Of MI
rnion man wrrc, M fnr "a h. cnuiI srcUra tho re.
pult carefully from, whence At the nnda
nf tho fnrncr omen cnnn,fes II fhe Union at tho
S,,ttt,. Twice he VA. cieclci to tho Presidency,
nni at this moment the cvc, Of lnuircsia n: tho.
fnna Of his fellow. citizens nrc al.in turnInr IT,
wArts hln a. the man dcn,at,tlei hy The crjs!s In
which Tho ]lcnuhtlc h4s h"con,e invnlroi hr tic
YltalzatInn IT tbe dangerous poltics1 dnc,,neg vi
fondy believed sa b.cn l.atrayrd bY tia arnt"s
he led 10 victory IN the nangulnhtv war against &c.
ccss!n. Ttc has been trne 10 every trust Imposed
upuu HIN by Tie people, and will be TIT the end.
oruru*
n..ta.. .t... ,,sa. r-.st man .ra os,,,,t
nEsues ..e: t. J."ef ~ f,,isaI T., VIZ ~ saws r. ~
T!,int snI f,fn.ving ~ thn3 nt,nt,sins nn.,tcr
i,; ,ta'. fi;.snsa,. n .hsa ~ thn 6",H ri. rnfnre
"1u . .h.t ns I"",f.n ~ ~ ttiinni. the u,oat
H., ,'nt tr ,h n,,vn.t i" ~ t,.e liz ,nc IN
stat ~ ~ ~ Iii sen. ~ rsnrton .sas .tsc onc
WHICH ~ n''a so3s seon'o,' ~"' "''s '"''
TIE DEAD.
1ll1no!a hsl Isl regiments Ut infantry. two rc9l.
u,enta or artillery AMI nine independent hsttetes
in the Acfytcc m tbe Government, making In nil
nuarir n quarter n{ million nf nler ycrv m+nr Of
lie regiments OF this and other Suites nf the North
wcst ar, represented here today but how few of
, 1879-08-22


''.',...aI T., a., .,,..,,... =. H..
WAS 10 nh'u eu'nsi'c''ee" ~ 'tse '""tH''as ~ III"
grhtMl stand, by the rnretracK' nut II was 1ounu
10 be poor place Tor talking to n big crnwd.
ami tt,ls nart Of tlu. exercises was postpnncd
., wv. 's,,".'.' l.. H., ~.,u r,,a ...,, ,,,'x.
""t' atteF"oo" W '"e e"'s' A"o nt'"" t"eto
pF.etcA vas q very primitive Affair." which
afforded III, couycnicI,ccs In mention, II wns
~ " ~ , t., t.t ., -,
huth!ng fnoFo or 'es"' !" 'aet' tnan an GU
waGott, mud tho OCCUPANTS OF the~swaysng
,r,.r,u, ,,,nd .v,re tbou1.fuI cnourh nt f,att,ntr
"a!ol'-'oa "cfs ''a,'"''' e"o'sa . ~ s't'".s y.
eatsits.stools Oh which I" denoslt themselves. II
wns nearIyn o'riock when the crowd, numbering
.,...'. ,,. ,... ,ot,ol t,vo,hor III. I'm
haus tllo"S'n"s' ""s es'st. 'oso,"e. =, VI,
preliminary work of Aurora's crack ba''d. and
Inn huafpr.s heoau. Zen. Mann WA tun.te
Mss,o. IT, ~ d,.raTnn,,. nr1 wo. aau,.c;1 ,,v
sia61eF ~ %elea'"l1''s' "'"t ""7 M'""e! ~
Gov, Cullorn, fcn. Logan. GnA the Hon. j. Z.
Bhcrwtn, tho orators or tho day. The worthy
Governor Of I'LL Illinois WAS inc ''rst 10 90 INTRO
durcl {unncccssary cevcInony} md to DO wei
roueil with aoplausr both loud mn. long. The
NoycrnoF delyera't tlc address OF welcome,
spcaktng frnm manuscript, md wns frequently
t.s.."<.'.., ~, .,,,,a,,ao ~. -,,.,rl,s ,.o,, =.
!ntesf"Pte" W aPp'a"se' I'm 'e''a'N' "o'' vi
, 1879-08-22

.-,, ,,u,,, a., Palm, f,,r f,t,h,rp ~ Franklin
Wn" h'''T% anc t.; WIZ ,nss f,,"h ~ Wn.,
LII, h'' nr' a na. ,,a5 W. rn +esi,n.nt
y!o: wnf!s ,,. s t,s,n., IT." T.. te.., r,, iTi'i"r
!!sn m,nx"i ~ ~ ~. ,.,tn.s
wn susfee"s ' Tss. m,eI ,,iod H. ~. ~,
hattc vi Wannian rt a VA s,,cccc,ed
ns ,,i,,a lyon, tormet,Ym m KenInI ,, eor, ILL.,
:"" ~ no,,,m,or "ms Kea u. mr. III pAia' " .m,so, ho
~. eotn,nn1 mas 1. ~ =. ~ ~ PIh,' H. cnn m"o
a.a1'ea n, oat "a as , e.e"anS n @ sc o. @ n.,ern,
tshacs q 1he fea.neht. nn 'e now 'Me % n:Trfs! ;1s
2. re vmMc" i, s.ates L1noss ~ n" =. o'u@ 'a''S'
- -, n..1 - htescm. at ,',f H. IfMn"m IL, H.
nvns nsvs 'noTG 'ne - ~. o '.-
nncene ~ :, ,he e"c c,a,o II tS VIZ II may bo
13 nHncenens 'o 'na eio.c " ti'e "a'' ~ iH5 w
"e'' 10 aay worn concerning
THE cAVAtnr ATTACHMENT
The two companies rcmnincsl. with The regiment
hut short lime aftcrwael doing escort. scout-
irg, n.ui skirn,ish du.r, until nnnltY several IT
ihcso attachments vera detached from, their In
fan.r: regiments md Termed into what wna
aftcrward known M tho Fifteenth, Cavalry.
Company 4. Of The otd Thirly.stxth. did CO.
cnrt duty In Texas, Tctncaser, Now Orleans.
otttt nther nrcn, anil Wa4 mustered out at San
, 1879-08-22
SALT REfEUAI,

QeIpIasa lot EIRnt uuea"" UHKulB 10 " a1K-
Got About on Dund9 and Knooa-
a Wonderful Cure.
Mcssfs, WEEKs 4 PoTTEH-ncnt1eMcn: l hnyc
hnt d u,ost wonderful cure Of Salt Rhcunf. Far
seventeen years suffered with Salt Rhcum; ! had
II on mr. head, iacc. neck, nrm%, anu isEs. l was
not nblu 10 walk, only on nY !andE and knees. for
onv wear. have nut been able to licn aysclf TOR
cieht yenrs tried hnuiredao Of remedies; moi
lad dc least effect. Tho doctors said my WAS
tncurnb}e. 30 my parents tried everything that
clnlsJ to try Cutcurn iscmndtcs. Tue first hax ot
Cu.lcura brought tic lIumor 10 tho rurfucc of my
sktn II w0ud drop of NJ It cana out. until now
Ian, entirely we'll. All can say Is. l thauk you
most heartily for my cure ANY person who thinks
this letter fraud let them wtitu Or conio anu scs
me and 6ul out for Themselves. fnnra truly.
WILL MGuUN.tLD.
No. 13l5 Buttcrnc1d-st.
Chicago, ILL.,, March I, 1870. +
, 1879-08-22
CUTlCUHA,Cu REsDLvENI
(9tticura
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,

cr7,curs as.,stcd BY CrrEcunA Soar. h earnest
,rfriIcycd 10 be the Dny pus!ttyo Hpeclnc tiemclr
for lilo cnrc Of sat- Insnn, os Eczema, ilinewori.
Imnc,sgo 1.spTo.y. Lschen, rrnrlvo. itch, t;roind
itci., isarbcr'a Itch. .laekson's Itch: tough and
tracked skins. and all Vcslculnr and scay Emp.
I)sndsu, Dry, THU. aud Falling Hair. Premature
BsIincss. mud all scalT E5nntlons, ,!!clfnga. and
1rrtstors Of tho scai2: scsofnlnns tleosss Sores.
ssnds, Durns, itcblng Piles. pa!n ana In1nmn,a-
tion; rheumatism, md aGSct!anA of tns Muscles
iIoa,scress In ali caacs Ut l.oaa AM! Skit, lin
mars, the t,UTIruHA 1tEHnt,ENr should he taken
informally until aom1 t!e after euro ls otEtcIed.
, 1879-08-22
Medicinal and Toilet

Is prepared fron, Cuticura In a modified form. md
il puaivrly Indispensable III tho treatment Of Ski.l
and Scalp Diseases. We recommend it for tlle
preservation OF Tho Skin Of intauss. for gcntcmen
wt,u s.layo and arc troubled with cnAcr faces. for
thosc who ttpsirc Glenn nnl wholesome HAtn mil
Scalp, and for all purposes Of 1he toet bath. mud
pur1CrY.
, 1879-08-22

In the chaotic disorder attending tho procrct!-
,urs OF tic .lsst day in camp, al.1 with tho l,-
tea uo a''o"ca .,o ."o -, sar,s"t nrran,.n
omission 70 make thentto'. III se'et"' o'e'''I''
tons Which arc most prominent OFT t'ie grounds
Among those thus sltal,ted were thu Nineteenth,
Tic former was ofean'zel In Chicago @ md
started for tho field on the loth ot ApFt': ls"1,
just avc days after tho bornhardmoHt OF Fort
Sumter, bc!ng the first Illinois regiment to ro
tntn arrvtcr. Thc rc,,l,nru, was orrap]zch an,i
'n.o hsl ',se' ~, E,'aa..,. ~" z.,mo, ~ t,,t
o''!sere' oS l'e "'a , ELLSWORTH 1oua'es, ~ nn'.
esro SotGn hor m ,e % o,
,)c Nluctccutl. Tile regiment went oue With
NIX r,on mi ro+rrnc;1 eli, ,,,o,,t ON man
h,cInn Il, III. % trrrIcc t,ren Snara and four
n,nmibs ~ Th;s rcplnrnt nnrticItmtea in
II shc nrnrotnrnt bottI"s n fh..
Wc.t d,t,tnr ti,c coriv nnrt nj ti,e War. after
,nas taI,,1,sg I'M Srmr ~ trc t,nmcrI nd, m.
,,or I,,anrrnna omi thc rnnr.ern,,, Corns in
tnat ormv' airccilr miller f;en. Georeo ii.
t',,,ns ''tha .oct,,,nt T. ,u,1nr cn,n,mnu1 ~
~ X1", ~ RafTr,. mitt' t:ant. n. +. urcm,or
=. aonHt ~, Ttnmt rhn,roa N.altv na tir,l Il,
~ ", n a,'nra ara asx,v r.nrcscnta,iv"s
.,.naot 1Tns T ,'o,n ti'a;r nwn e,un mt,sl,rta
ey aase @ III 'i ns tmn ;s,'t' t,",, 49,
rn.1 ;}mrims liz WAR .,r,m lfr. cir. aid nro
,',,Inr 49, str1,t . comn ,1iscinlin. Thev n,atc II
canital showing.
r,,n =, n,,, ~, o>,r ,o,rr
In this regiments htstarv eau never fale. It
was Friday, Jan, 2. 1868. when the Ninetrnuth
i,r0nrht III, al stone River, Tenn, AMI wcre
drawn I'm II, line OF battle. 1lpre wls' OIL I'm
mcnse nressrrs from sl.c enemy on the left
whrn Gen. j, D, Nrrlcy, Of pittshurr, rnmn
rushing up on his horse md called out. HWhn'll
savo The loftF' Col, Joscpt ". Scott, OF the
rnltnnt Eincsrcnth. inu,ucd forward with tlc
nmrif rcsno,sr" i Inc N,nutccnth,, 1.-THE
Sinctcenth hc II. then.', shoilteu Gen. Ncylcy,
nnnroyInrly, Col, Scott gave Inc c,,mmnnd to
& F,,rward.,, md tic hoya iu,nued down IN I'm
nrn.n ..u,hankn,cnt into liz river and met faro
r. forc. m iltiIa kuoiI heyonI tie nu.
nnaiic haul;' In, Woshn.t",, l.teht-
Ifnrsc hrtiiinrv 1'hcrc wns n sharn.
nnirk rnnltrt' The noys. With thu
nxar,,o ~ thn,. oai1ort "nn,u ,rf,rr hcfora
t,,eI IL" rnon,v,s ',,,ns Tl,r hoys az tl,e Siuc
tenth nre not ant to forget ANYTHING that har-
pcnca while they wcro tn service, but !! mere IL
INV one thing they TemenlD"r tnnre tllah nn+
, 1879-08-22

Tho Cur1cuHA nENEpfEs arc prepared hr Weeks
4 Potter, Chemists anA Druggists. :lHO Washing.
tou.st... nokton. anl for sale by all DruseiHtH.
lsice 0f CurlcunA, small hoxGs, 10 centd: largo
boxes, 2t.' lsEsnLvESr, 81 per bottle. gvr1ruIlA
EoAr, - cents per cake; oy mail, 30 centa; three
cnkca. rs ccnte.
, 1879-08-22

w. !aEAsrHf nkrAnIaESr
beaed proposa!t WIN bu received al Iii. a,cs +,, ~
scfps Ia!rrd f1 ~ th itr s! fr ali thu plas
s1s 4 GiHisaxo TX Il a sfsS.asnsa df.nss IL.
YIN ottainc. On sPpllcatlun thts otrcs ~ HI ,a
et the snpeI!lc.lcht ut Chlcaso, iii. nravinrs XII
tsSnsns tSnstYn unsa i1 st.S. r.
qnltcd sAtea Cout lulac aai Fost.I1,;r, HeeaaI.
CltS; snoerntcndcnt HRrd stAtes CustoIn. iJana.
Custom uou1s Sts;s PANT l,ou,a. No: "'S9 a's'e'
, 1879-08-22

THE SIDE-WHEEL STR. RUBY"

for Eouh and lylo laEE tlahIns anl rl;ng Grounds.
lensthk you tcto until 43u Hul1Ld rtt %
For aier Works crib soui.l Park. Hyde larE. mud
G9xsrnlnsnL rtcr II AZ; T. a. Sysry aay: !soana itp
O'clock. Faro only bu TtA lsa;!a 9n y, board.