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The daily gazette., 1879-11-19

yu THAN NEEpKp.-The Secre-
N ue Navy announces that he
.Dn money placed at his disposal
S @ Congress than the country
WI aud tia, he has turned a mil
and , half Of dollars back into the
,ury
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Blue willow Ware.

ial line Just In by steamer Winob.-
In line Of the old blue willow y tterns
uhsu In separate pieces at very low
ta Lavton's, 65 Market street.
INtl.t
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another Pullman.

Another new Pullman Parlor Car was
finished in the Harlan Il Hollingsworth
Co.'S car shops yesterday. 1t was sent
to Philadelphia ON the o'clock accom-
mediation train.
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m, to have the glory OF the
|, ,luln Cir.u, Of the Hnascar' all
for i. now appears that the
AMI ullor nrst t ok to SEA on an
|,,a, ,hip. We might, perhap',
m-aael him had not Congress de-
Mint We are not to be maritime
VA
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Air Rrnkea On tho w. 4 n.

The air brake is about to be applied
to the passenger engines on the Will
mington " Northern Railroad, and tests
are now being made with one Of the ell
gines At Coatesville.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-19
NelU Grain Elevator,

A new grain elevator il talked Of in
Philadelphia, to be erected On the
Washington street wharf The P. W. a
b. X. Il. Company have offered the
ground necessary for the buildings, with
the reservation of the right of the COM
pany to buy the structure after ton
years. The elevator is to have a capacity
of from 5O0,0 900 to zoo, 600 bushels.
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:. pnI,delphlA Times. admitting
~ :, .i,,is,Ion to the Senate
''n's' ''' argue. with strange incon-
.S ii to expel him would be
|',',oo,ry ~ A Republican majority
~, in the Senate, aud put their
'.,ondrr.nc., and without regard
s,. ,Da now we are told that the
.,,, be undone because 1t has
~. The same argument would
h, evolutionary" to compel a thief
,,,s hi, pluuder,-Trenton True
srfgs
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Church Sumner,

A supper will be given in the base
ment OF st. Peters Catholic church, Sixth
and West streets,on Thanksgiving night.
Tickets of admission so cents.
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RAaOYere6.

F. H. DI hl, OF Red Lion, who adver-
tsed two horses in the GAZETTE as
stolen, recovered them yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-19

Prevention is better than cure, and
Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills are the best
preventive of disease known. They are
used, approved and recommended By
myriads of people throughout the land.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-19
NEW ADVEkTISEMENTS.

EOk SALE.-One hundred houses In
l. all parts of the city, at least 10 Der
cent. lower than they can be had six
months hence. Ut, HEALD
. nov15, IL, 20, ,26a29
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d, gaiIy Sasst1s.

-. ROAD To SAN FnAsrls.o, :. ,sun',sS
I''l',' Scott, at St. Louis''' repo' "sa .ea
~rAa ''V.1 ~Ihs Texas Pacific Road
" '.'a, .a, rapidly, and is already i,.i' pro, o,
r',,,ss r1p,s ssyond the expectation alo no. o,
bis' '''It I,., month its business was
fi'd', IN nit It. history, slowing $
t',.. rs4 =. care of all its Obligations
y 10 s,a,'dt for immediate extension. ns,oa
y 'gs'. It.pecs when l ..n.'oe se. no,"e
y s'''' ''ss , contract for the extension .
..,'Is !. a'I,. vs., Of Fort Worth TO be- be
Sn't, ~" ,.o years, connecting at tine tue
''s' ''s !. sau daIy Of New Mexico +, ~'.n ,,n
''n .s.'n Wv Pacific Road, which Is the
s.','.,+ s, Of the Texas rAc tic. This
'.'a '.s,pa pa' will form another through ,
'.'au ''a,s' St. Loui. to San 'a Francisco aSs,
n'I ~. .,,l develop an immense asri,
pD' ~. veil a, mineral field. 1t Will
n, ~. to III. border Of Mex CO. and ,nd
all tie year round, and ioo
aH0ra ,h,n the Union Pacific"
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FIRST EDITION.
OUR COUNTY COURTS.
THE CONTINUATION OF YnSrER
DAYS PROCEEDlNGS.

THE HOMICIDE PRISONERS ARRAIGNED
THE ELECTION CASES COMMENCED
AND TWO CASES CoMPLETED-owEN
HANSuM ESCAPES by THE SKIN OF
his TEETH AND SOUS" o'DoNNELL
CONVICTED ON THE FIRST OF HIS
THREE INDICTMENTS.
Especially reported for the GAzErrE.)
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 1S.--Before court
touk the noon recess to-day, the case OF
State vs.. WIN. Mitchell, col, mentioned
in the first edition of the GAZETTE as
being commenced, was made short work
of. The assault took place on Liberty
street In Wilmington, Oh the evening of
September, 30th. The accused was un-
der the influence of liquors. ID cut Jam .
Irons, also colored, with knife, iniiicl-
ing slight wound. The jury render d
4 verdict Of guilty" without leaving the
box, and the court sentenced the pris o.
ner u pay costs and fine of $50. and TO
be inprsoned for six months.
AT I.1O o'clock court took the usual
recess,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN. ORDER OF
d sale No. IS. in the case # John ". Stew
art vs.. William Howell, issued by e. W. Atkins,
Clerk of toe Circuit court at Knoxville. Knox
county, Tenn. ana to me directed, w!n, on
nj onnay. the 5th day of Octo Der. 1879, of T Tor
sale in front of the Cou House door IN the
city of Knoxville, Knox county Tenn. within
legal hours, to the highest Didder for cash, al
theriglt, title, claim or inter es, the defendant
William Howell, has in and 10 a certain house
and lot situated ard }yiDg in E Et Knoxville
Knox county Tennessee, bounded on the north
by Barbary Lacy's lot. on the east by another lot
OF VIM. How ellis. on the south by tie First blp-
fist Church all ON the west by Patton street.
from ting about Is feet on Patton street, and run
ing back bout TO f ct. levied on as the properly
of VIM. Howell. This uS, 18th, 1873. or
Augc6l3tlaw&w1t
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE NO.
ID 254 in the case of N. Kline l. Co ~. Dennis
Hollihan. issued by E. W. ADKINS, Clerk OF The
Circuit Court at Knoxville, Knox county,
will. on Monday the 9th day of 0cto-
Der, 1879, within legal, hours in front of the
Court House door in the city of Knoxville
Knox county, Tennessee, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for ca b. all the right, title and in
terest that Dennis Holihan has in certain
house and lot lying in the city of Knoxville, on
Greer Street on the west side, on tie south BY
an alley and the FINLEY property. and on the
west By the wi low Ceker. and GA the north. oy
Gus. Smith, levied on to satisfy this execution
This Aug, tbs 1879. ro, e,Ls
Auo2e22F1aw swift -.......s. ....
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ChanCery sale of a Very Desirable
House and Lot and Vacant Lot.

-. No.@Ti -fi' " % =
G. P. Temple VS.. F. A. Reeve and wife ct al.
PURSUANT TO ADEoREE PROMO UNcED
l. IN the above cause = at the june
term, 1879 of the Ghancery Court at Knox
vile, Tennessee, lswill sell at auction, to the
highest bidder. in front of the court h 1use door,
in Knoxville. q D =
ON SATURDAY, The IITH DAY OF 0cTO-
Der NEXT, AT II U'cL0Ck A. vs.
The house AID lot mentioned aad described in
the p eadings, lying in the llth civil district of
Knox county. Team, ard bounded as follows:
Beginning at arstake in Teinp,e avenue te5 feet
north frcm the point Of intersection of Temple
avenue and Motif street and ia the ca terly
line or side of sad avenue to ence an easterly
course ct right angles with aid avenue q feet
TO stake, thence With an alley northerly par
aIlel with Temp avenue $50 feet to a STAKE,
therce at right az giles with said avenue 290 feet
to stake in said ayenue. theme with said ave.
rus 15O fee: to the beginning. and being the
property formerly occupied by F. A: Reeve, and
trict of Knox county Tenn. bounded on the
west by Temple avenue. on the south by Motif
street. on the east By an alley, and Cd toe nor b
by the lot above desert cd, having front of I85
| feet on the east side of Temple avenue, ana q
| depth of 29J fee. Comfortable dwelling and
out>houses,r and a large number of fruit and or
namental trees on the premises.
| -1+- TERMS. -
Said DR. perry will be sold on credit of nine
and eighteen months. apdin bar of the eqult5
| of redemption and homestead taking from toe
purehasers notes with approved security bear
ing interest from date, and retaining lien as FUR
Their security. i his. 10th of September. 1879.
T. septs0w4t LIZ n. L. PATTEksON,c. q M
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Now comes Johnny in from school,
with ''I've got to have a new slate
and pencil, and spnge and a second
reader, and teacher wants me to study
geography, and I'll have to have an
atlas, and the new boy got licking
and say ma, won't you ask pa, to buy
the books this noon, because I'm in
hurry. and all the rest of the boys
have got their I'm" New Haven Regi
ster.
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Bellevue High School,
BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

A school in which young men and boys are
prepared for a University or for business High
and healthy location. full corps of teachers,
thorough instruction, liberal provision for the
accomm odanon and comfort of students For
cafaloQues containing informant q dress
W. K ABBOTT, Principal Bellevue z. o.
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Harper's Bazaar.
1879.
HIuSTR ATED
Notices of the Press.
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the aim and ambition of tho women of America
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MECHANICS BANK
- KNOXVILLE, TENN. "a
Nos. O,CONNER, President
SAM. HOUSE, Cashiers -
:

Thos. O'Conner, Jas. O'Oonne
Jno- B. Nicely, t. r. Cornick.
r. N. Hood, Sam. House.
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TRANSLATES A tn5.-C.st
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Designated Depository Of the State.

Deals in Foreign and Dom sstic Exchange. Sells
Drafts all the principal cities in Europe. buys
and sells Uncurrent Money Gold and Silver, w ar
e3nts and City Scrip. iv10dtf
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In South Carolina there is statute
to the effect that all persons Having
no reasonable or lawful excuse
shall resort to some religious meeting
every Sunday.
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Harper's w eeklv.
1879,
IL LUIS T r ATED.
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LVOttces O EFe ITe65:
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Illustrated papers by lis fac literary quality, the
beauty of its type and goodcuts.- Springfield
Republican.
Its pictorial attractions are superb, and EN-
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The Weekly is a potent agency for the dis
semlnatlon OF correct political principles, aad
tensea.-EOeaing Express. Rochester. ''''0 =
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Harper's Magazine.
q - 1879. .-.-
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The mo9t popular Monthly IN the world
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS

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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-02-19
NOTICE.

NJ oTlCE is hereby given that under and in
~ pursuance Of the terms of a Deed ~ Trnst
executed by the MOBILE AND OHIO RAII'
hOAD COMPANY to the undersj1nad =
trustees, dated MARCH 24rH. 1871 and d,1T
recorded, and for the purposes therein men.
toned, We will on D''N
Thursday, the 18th Day of February. 1879
between the hours of I'm. and 2p - So.
Vi tne custom House, in the City of Mobile
proceed to sell, at public auction. to the biob
est oldder, for cash, all the right. title intsr-
esl anu estate conveyed to us by said deed
IA or % ne Railroad extending from a noibi
on 1ne moolle and Ohio Railroad in the Stata
Q. MlSslssIppi, commonly called the Gaines
vllie junction, to the town of GeinsviIle. in
me state OF Alabama, and also in or tn Ali
,ne property along the track of said railroad
IalSiy belonging TO the Mississippi. Gaines
fllle and Tuscaloosa Railroad Comnanv go
"a > OF 70 the franchises of said last mentioned
Railroad Company
This sale is made at the raoua.t -
Eenenclaiiy interested in and provided for -
% siu Heeo OF trust. The title to said prouerty
IS neIleved TO be good, but the underslo.nayJ
VIII sell and convey only such title ia re1.e1
In them by said deed of trust 'Ne'0u
WIZ. D. DUNN,
JEo. REID, JR T.rs.oo
. RoBr. G. CRAWFORD.
MOBILE, June IL. 187S-td-nov. IL 1873
.. he above sale is postponed unit Tbursdav
the 18th day Of March next. suay,
JOHN REID. in.
VIM D. DUNN.
~ 800 ROBERT C, CRAWFORD
; - Trustees.
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$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by Information -
w eelvedlby me, that LAWSON WooLDR1pG1
homa county, on the 21st day of January 1870
oy H. n. GLovER, and WILLIAM GLOVER who
afterwards effected their escape, and are still
at large: S'iil
Now, therefore, 1, ]. NJ. STONE Goxor :,
Mississippi, do offer the above reward for az
arrest and delivery of the said r. n GIove,
and William Glover to the Sheriff of Caebo-
ma county; or $50 for either one of them
said Reward payable on conviction, and in Adj.
ditlon to the reward allowed by the Statute i
do moreover require all officers of this STATE
to be dlllgent in their efforts to arrest said f,-
gIt'Tes H. N. and William Glover.
UVen under my hand and the Great Seal
rL.s1 OF the State affixed at Jackson th;s
9th day of February. A. D. is79. ms
A. J. NJ. STONE.
HENRY G. MYERS, Seeretarr of STATE
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SHERIFF SALE.
-. Hilbert q Co.
1851 rs Vendi and Fl Fa.

J; j. Halbert & Co.,
1880 vs.. Vandi o,4 T.: ~
b. s Butler
X virtue Of the above stated writ 90 me
Sircuit Court Of Kinds county, for he First
- thereof | will sell at public auction
70 the highest bidder for cash. withinth e hours
preseri6ed BY law, in front Of the civ Hau,
IL ~ t1 9 Slty OF jackson, .on the first Monday,
me 90 day Of March next, the following 1s-
seribed property, to-wit: The VIZ Sc and
re Ee- q sw = and Sc = Nv = of Section ~.
:; nowIhshlP = Range West, lying and being
IA IN Inc the county Of Kinds and First District
thereof. The above described property viii be-
sold In pursuance ofthe order Of said Circuit
Court OF Kinds county for the First District
LOT ior tne purpose Of paying the amolnr set
IOrth In SAID order Of sale and all cost
Feb. u, '79-3w. ~ --------
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DESCRTPTToN.

., R: \ g, Gloger is abOut 25 or q years of age
grey; hair dark, slightly curIed monsta aen
lighter color than hair; complexion DARK
Ssanournt appearancel a scar on one Of b;s
chheeks. perhaps the right one; little stoop-
s shhoui9ereu, ana inclined to carry the lief,
large tnose-Roman shape; weighs about lea
william Glover is about 20 years of a0e
beardless except thin moustacha. en- Iounu
feet inches high; very illiterate cant s;oU :
ms ma name ,a1 e.. and weighs about 40 pounds.
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To Whom it NAV Concern.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, )
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
JACKSON, Mss, January 81. ls70. J
NJ oIICE has this day been given that tho
toronto, Canada, will not Withdraw their de-
posts from the Treasury, as was confempla-
TED BY notices from this Office, dated Nov. I3tbr
anu Dec. 18th, 1873 but will continue 10 do
business In this State as heretofore
WM. L HEMINGWAY,
eO'o' 'o-4W State Treasurer,
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TAX SALES.

Tax of o willie
"A i q o o a.
all of sail n ar
aruAr
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NELSON JELKs
1t-appearlng to the satisfaction of the Court
on the afhdavit of plaintiff, that the defendant
nereln Is not within this State, but is in Tone.
ka, In the State of Kansas which is his nnst
once address, so that he can not be served
with process of this Court; that this ia an a.
tachment suit pending in this Court AT the
SUIT OF the plaintiff against the estate of said
ueIehdant, for the sum of 1851 l4-lOO Interest
ana costs, and that the writ of attaehmen,
mas oeen duly levied upon property in this
county as property of said defendant II Is
acGordingiy considered by the Court. and a.
S S and adiudged, that unless the de9
h teHuah. appear and plead to this cause. on or
, Heiore the nrst day of the next term Of this
court commencing on the
St Monday in July next
gment Dy default will be rendered aoainst
MN, ana the property attached sold and the
proceeds applied to the payment and satisfac-
non OF plaintiff s claim. That this order he
Pucnsned once week for four consecutive
~eeKs In the Weekly CLARION, a newspaner
huol Hi In Jackson, Mississippi. and that
.ne oleFk OF this Court send by mail postage
prepaid, TO the post-offce address of said de-
lenuant' copy of this order, and that this
cause stand continued. 'N's
True copy from the minutes of said Court
WITNESS my hand and the Seal or said
H. 81 Court at Jackson this 22d dav Of
January, A. d. 1879
b. F. EDWARDS Clerk.
By A. r. GREEN, d, G.
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watches, Sewelry, Clocks, ell
VerW@re, &C.s &c, at cost at
0an' a 'fS-S5. SEUrTERa,
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A FULL LINE OF CRoCKERY. GLASS
ware and Wooden Ware, at
A. VIRDENS
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CITY TAx SALE.

in
IL SON,
gdescrhe
H.
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VICKS BURG.

THE STATE OF MIsSISsIPPI-IN THE
Il Circuit Court. LIST District, Kinds county.
January Term, 1879, Sd day of the term. Jan,
viz: '10' was I0Keh'
CHARLES A. LIGoE.
VS.. 1882
RI
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THE sun.
1879.


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DES ETATS-UNIS.

LIE secretaire Sherman a consta.
| te, dams lie budget de cette aimee,
un deficit de $2s, 100000. Ce de.
fcit Went en- partie de la reduc-
ton des droits sur lie tabac, reduc-
tion qui va reduire dune dizaine
de millions les recettes de PEtat ;
puis du Placement des arreages des
pensions que le congress a bien
vote, mais pour lequel il ma fait
aucune ALLEGATION speciale. II faut
done trouver une source nonvelle
de revenu pour combler lie deficit.
Reste a savoir 81 lie nouveau con.
gres voudra couvrir ces depenses.
La situation serait bien plus
grave encore, 81 le budget legisla-
tif ct executif n'etait pas vote a la
prochaine session. On salt que la
chambre veut absolument suppri.
ner Intervention du gouverne-
ment general dams toutes les cleo
.tions qui ont lieu dams les Etats,
ct il a ajout6 aux lois d'allocations
qui doivent etre voices des amen
dement's stipulant la suppression
de ces influences.
LIE parti republican, NJ. Hayes
EN- tete, est oppose a ces amende.
ments lis seront evidemment yo-
tes par la chambre ct le senat. ST
NJ. Hayes les frappe de son veto,
lie congress peut fort bicn sjourner
sans voter aucun budget. Com
ment s'alimcnterait alors le gou-
vernement? on volt que la ques-
pent peut derenir grave