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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25
Chaucery sale of "a VAL
liable Farm

No. 3,I4s.
John Black Cox and Robert Harper Trustee,
&c VS. S. L. Gibson,
PURSUANT TO A DECREE PRONOU Need
L in the above cause at the January term,
1879, of the Chancery Court at Knoxville. Ten
nessee, will sell at auction, to the highest bid
der. in front of the ct urt house door in Knox
vile. on.
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MAY NEXT
At Ii O'CLOCK Nj,
the tract Ct land nentioned and described in the
pleadiugs lying in the It'll civil di trict of Knox
G unty, Tennessee. about six miles from Knox.
vile, on the Knoxyi lie and Kingston Pike road
AMI bounded as follows: Beginning at a rock
set in the ground on the outh side Of zoe road
(said pike and north CT a small white oak
marked 81" thence south 2812 east 157
poles and 10 links to a rock on the west side of a
black oak in field thence south 81 vest l21
poles to q stake Bennet's lima thsnce with
said line north z774 west Is9% poles to a ak Oh
the south side of said pix road. thence along
the south side of sail road north 20 ca t u poles
to the beginning. containing IL acres and half
and Is poles more or less.
TERMS:
Said sale will be made on credit of 6 II and
Is months. subject to he equity Of red emption
taking from the purchase mites tn approve
security, bearing terest from data and retaind
ing a lien on said land as further security.
April 10th, 1879.
apl15wlt NJ L. PATTERs son, c. & M.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25
THE GREAT CENTRAL,
NASHVILLE,
CHATTANOOGA
and ST. LOUIS
Z 4 | L w A Y
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION.

AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION.
Business men, families and emigrants re-
memb our trains run from Chattanooga
| through the heart of Tennessee, to the NJ is
sissippi River, without change, making
Double Daily Connections West and North
west with only one change to St. Louis
and Chicago Take our advice and save
trouble, buy a Through Ticket over this
great thOroughfare and take a seat in one
Of the Elegant Coaches running over this
Great Central Line from Atlanta and Chat
tanooga to Little Rock, and Texarkana,
Texas, without change But one change
to Houston, Dallas and Intermediate
points. Remember this Great Advantage
is secured
Without Extra Charge
to all who purchase tickets via Mckenzie
and Memphi'.
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS
Run by and in connection with this Line
from Chattanooga to McCenzie, Frost and
Cairo, from Mckenzie to New Orleans,
Memphis and Little Rock, from Little
Rock to Houston, Texas, from Frost via
Cairo, to St. Louis and Chicago, from
Union City, via Columbus, to st. Louis.
~ Through tickets, maps, time tables,
etc, may be had on application t. ticket
agents throughout the South and South
east.
~. 4. zEAXEEY,
General Passenger snd Ticket Agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
j. w. THOMAS, Gen'l Supt.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25
NEW RICH Blood!

Parsons PurgatiVe Pills make Few
Rich Blood and will completely change the blood
in the entire system in three months. Any person
weeks may be restored to sound health. if such
thin be possible. sent by mail for letter stamps
L. -. JOANSON ~ 60, Bangor. Ne,
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Sugars
Al BIRDS 14.00as7J . y
&rOceFs' EtFugs
Shot and ~

Indigo. 5 +. S5eel q u
do Manila 752Sl 90
Dutch Madder.......IOaI2
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Without Extra Charge
~ L. gEAgEEY,

General Passenger snd Ticket Agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
j. W. THOMAS, Gen'I Supt.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25
THE BOOK OF GOD.
What Great Scientists, Past and Pres
emit, Have Said of the Bible.

A correspondent of the Chicago
Inter Ocean who has read Col. In
gersoll's lecture, has collected the
following utterances of scientists,
statesmen, and thinkers in regard to
the Bible:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
EDEEYG%EEI!1S.

Several places in Prussia &c still nte eted
with the riederpcs.
Edison first patent for tho clea'r,a light in
England vas seaiad on Mondoy.
Sixty two persons have been So far expelled
from Germany under The anti socialist law.
The British attaches have returned from tho
Rhodope district. and report that 40. 900 people
there arc suffering greatly.
The French Assembly has rcasscmble1. The
deputies elected NJ. Grevy prts;ier!. The
Senate elects president to day.
Tie record OF marine disasters is so wing
large. The brig Don Quixotte, from Baltimore
for Limerick, is in precalious condition OFT the
Isle of Arran. Various wrecks are reported.
Lord Salisbury, the British Minister Of For
eigu Affairs, has net yet definitely answered
the Porto request for guarantee for Turk.
ish loap, and it is believed that the question
will DO deferred until the meeting Of Parliament.
A Berlin dispatch ssys:-"Ihe paramen.
tary punishment bill continues to be the chief
topic Of conversation in oil political circles. The
opinion of the foreign press is largely quoted 10
comparison with articles 10 the journals here,
which seem to yield the curious result that
abroad there is more opposition to the chan.
celor's scheme than in Germany itself" 1t IS
thought the bill will become law, though sonc
Contend it will be unconstitutional.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
ICoMNUyICATtD
N<V.'I NC = t''.tF =
Il SI,.S:ai1Iseut GsrrPci3ss,

La The Gazette OF Saturday there ap9csrss.
letter signed Irish B!ieaie," ard r2pi-i.
thick, f!on the New Io,k Herald 10 which
the writer endcavors to acc2unt !oc thc rcc.T!
refusal Of the Common CCugt!. CT Cork 10 .'"'
Gen. Grant publ, reception. ~ !Is-;n. "a
icus instances OF petty bisoiry aad gr3-z d.
courtesy On biz pax tGTafia Ca!hoI:- 10.
Catholic Institutions. Oac Of thcse know 20
be a m:sstatcmcat, for | remember, di5liueiy,
to have seen Ger. Grant distribute thc p!i&-s
at Georgetown College Will: Pcs.d:o. Ct tie
United Sts;es. It YES. thiuk. at tha Coo
maDcemcut Of 1869. in tho first Jear q: IT, 81
miustra!ioD.
ItappesIs 10 Ire that Ito writer ned %
have gone so lar Gu; OF bis way to sec c@t Z;
The action Of the Common C3uac! It TOT
That body represents ga lat pcOpc, c1sa-fG
10 struggle tor homo rule, and il Tou'd !sT'
been extremely inconsistent fer it, nem5er: -
have utitcd 10 40 ova.ijn 10 orc whose CElc' :
to greatness CONSISTS in bis ha7iog Succeeded ,
crushing GU al cifyrt for the in3ep5rd nee a.
eleven States, and, who used civil au'h5lrE.
when entrusted Hilh i. 10 dispcis, !cg!:!&ii'
assemblies at The point Of the ba?oLet, aad t.
subject irccmen to he callias Tyranny OF sir2GE
ers. rIGELi:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
The Indians.

FORT ROBINSON, NEBRASKA, jap. l5.-Oo
Sunday night the Indians 10 the bed Of Indian
Greek, on The Hat Creek road, abiut twenty
miles from this post, 10 anticipation Of more
vigorous attack by the troops, strengthened
their position by improving their riff, pits dur.
ipg the plight. At u O'Clock mex. day -.
pound Napoleon guo was brought up, but.
owing to the nature Of the ground, could not
be brought to bear effectually. A number Of
shells and solid shot were thrown, but appa.
reully without effect. Affairs stood thus at
dark on the night of the 18th. Ga Tuesday
morning, on making reconnaissance, the Off
GERS were Informed, to their dismay,that the H.
dams had escaped during the night. Owing to
the troops baviog 90 provisions CD hand it was
found Improbable to follow their trsil, conse.
quently they have Just returned to camp. with
view to equipping pack train and starting
on prolonged scout after the savages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
VIRGINIA NEWS,

Horses arc dying Of lung fevtr rear New
Market, Shenandoah county.
Mr.. George a. Wright, ono OF tho founders Of
the Richmond Examiner, died last week, eyed
81 years.
Tho Finca:tle Herald reports thst eight or ten
horses in thst county have been killed or rend-
cred helpless by falling on the ice.
DR.. w. W. Douglas has announced himself
as republican candidate for Congress in the
Fir.t district to Gil the vacancy ciuseI by the
death of Maj. Douglas.
The case ofthe Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad, on motion for decree of foreclosure and
sale of the road, wss to have come up for hearing
in the United States Circuit Court at Richmond
to-day, before Judges Bond and Hughes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
ElnbcZZ{eul2nt.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan'y. l5.-A Nashville,
TOMB, dispatch states that witnesses have
gone before the grand jury to rrcacre all lndlcS'
ment against Charles ]. Cohen, for e,rbszz!e
ment. Cohen was at ono time one ct The most
prominent Jewish ci,iz.us of Nashville. Soon
after Samuel Hicks WAS Killed By the Bsx:er
brothers last summ er, Cohen was elected trustee
Of az endowment funds Ct 81 900 settled upon
the window CT Hicks by the Order OF Forssters.
It's charged that Cohen lost hall The money
10 gambling and stock speculation. lie is no@
10 New York from which place he has Written
that be is lr5iog to get the money Tor tie widow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
LETTER From RzCN.H1,1-D.

Correspondents Ct the Aexapdria Gszatt:. !
RICHMOND, Jan. 14.-Flr The first 'iGe his
session The stoical galleries we're awakened 70
enthusiasm, and despite the rspp!ns q tic
Speaker gsveI the approving thumrs rescued
cd and hands net hands in resi- uais1n, all
doing homage TO cnc Of tic i:icss Leau!i!uI
speeches ever heard in the Hell of the House
of Delegates. Ii VAS Thouas s. boeecs Vho
spoke and the youngsters at tic reporters tsb!as
around the Speakers chair were reminded o.!
the tilno when we heard Gu. fathers speak @!
Thomas s. Hocock's eltq1crc9, wien IS 3i:nl-
Der and as Speaker Of the House Of R9rTe5@l
tatives, he stood and spoke with men HHcsa
language f5Hed Gs richly az gold in molten Tide.
Mr.. Boeock offered resolu ion OF thanks 10
Iloa. W. w. Corcoran for his many bcrciaotion5
10 tie State Of Firglia enumerating them 10
the order they had been given. La prcse5tirg
the resolutions he paid q beautiful tribute to
Dir. CJrocrau's generosity. lio spoke OF The
NOTICES that have often ac30m pauled gifts
sometimes for political ADVANTAGES, sometimes
from merocnavy motives, often Ter gam ct
some kind. lie then spoke Of Virginia nov 10
povsry, ard asked beautifully what advantage
cauld be gained by giving anything 10 The State
Then he enumerated the donations ct MIR. Cor.
corau and showed how deep aud sincoie must
Ilaye been his fIieudship for Virginia. twice
tho galleries s2pIauded AID during his rtmarss
there was profou1d Stiffness. Ii vas c:rt5il!9
q rare trca. and those who hoard it will neve!
forget it.
The Senate having adopted tie House r:aa-
lu!on for conference with Inc creditors ca the
221 of January, it nov goes to the Governor
who will have tho right to extcrd The tima fer
the conference ten days. Nothing has baen
heard from tho creditors as yet.
The Rictmond and Allegheny Railroad bill
comes up in the House 20 morrow aud ~! bs
discussed.
Mr. Harrison, of Suss:x, one Of the Icsaog
rcsdjusters, to day offered a resolution !G The
House iustluctiDg the Committee on Fi naaca TO
enquire into the expedicucy Of imposing /; K
upon dogs soid t0x to be appropriated TO the
support OF the public schools. The House re-
fused to refer tho resolution and it vas defeated,
reGdjusters and debt payers alike un'sInS
against 1t.
Further ousisughts hare b:ca mado on The
OYSTER The biva!Te is doomed and will Do
taxed in some form. STRoNGBoW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15

Dr.. Rutfucr has sent another reply to the
House of Delegates 10 response to an enquiry
10 refereecc to tho language used by him 10 the
September nuntcr of the Educ ltioual Journal
concerning the robbery" cf the public school,
luods, lie which he ssys mo ouc could reason
ably have supposed me to intimate that there
had been sny c!inioal use Of the school money,
fer Lad this been the case the matter would
have been approached By channels very differ
ens from tho rhetorical conclusion of a maya
zine article. All arc aware that the school
money is tsadled only By the officers OF the
government; and not only expressly placed
all Of then above suspicion, but | relieved
them Of the idea tha. there vas any disparag'
log reference TO Them ia any form or degree.
This ought to be sufficient.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B.
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10
Ono cftho few good features of Gen. Burr-

Ono cftho few good features Of Gen. Burr-
sides army bill, that forbiddiDg the manutac'
lure 9; spy more arms and ammunition OF the
government arsenals and armories, will, it seems,
be instrumental, in 10 slight degree, 10 causing
the defeat # that bill, 10 consequence OF the
numerous little partjzan advantages that would
be lost By The adoption Of such measure. Gov
ern,nent arsena!s. armories and navy yards
should bs abolished for two good and sufficient
6,st, because articles superior to those
manufactured at such places can be obtained at
greatly reduced pli,s from private establish
ments. and second, because they are notoriousy
used as meaus 10 liquidate party Indebtedness
10 ward politicians, and to Influence tho result
Of elections. neither Of which is calculated 10
render them particularly attractive to those cltl-
zaus of the country who are Interested 10 Its
real welfare, but as the wishes Of that class have
little. if any, iLa1ence upon national leeisla'
tors, navy yards, arssua|s and a!mories, with
all their unnecessary expense and necessary
corruption, will probably be Continued indeh'
pitelg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
The CnIIcrY DIsaG!er.

LONDON, Jan. I5.-Therc has been 20 cen
munica,on yet With the intombed c'iiieFs 10
the Dgnas mi5e. Eighty yards ofthc rect at
the bottom of the shaft ha7s fallen since the
explosion. rendering ventilation impossible, and
explorers cauuot enter the mioc. Experts say
that only by the barest possibility can a5y CT
the sixty men be alive, AID give 10 hocc Ct
their ra;cue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
Reduction of Wages.

LONDON, Jan. l5.-Ths umpire 10 the ar0i
traliou concerning the wages dispute 10 the
Cleveland and North of England iron trade, bes
decided that the moo must accept the reduction
cotton mills at Nelson, near Burnley. have given
mills have stopped altogether. There have also
been some stoppagcs Of mills at Psdihau and
Whittefeld.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
A. o meatinr of the House Military Commit

AT meeting Of the House Military Commit
tee yesterday tho sub committee reported mat
the facts in the Communication laid be1ore
them 10 regard to the charges against the man
pgement of tho Soldiers Home at Hampton,
Va, we,e insufficient to warrant Consressiona!
irouiry. The sub committee was instructed
TO examine the matter more fully, aid submit
thcir conclusion to full committee to mcrroE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15

TIE Se5ato Committee on Public Lands have
adopted report. adverse to the memorial OF
William McGarraban, praying legislation to
ccrrtc. or viudcate On alleged defective record
of pateut claimed to have been issued to him
for tho Rancho Panoohe Grande. covering the
New Idria Quicksilver mines 10 California.
Several members of tho committee, however,
reserved the right 10 bring up for future con-
sideration proposition to refer to the Court oil
Claims all the questions involved 10 conflicting
titles or alleged equities of McGarrahan,t the New
Idria Company, sud the United States. 70
speoiively, coupled with proposition to appoint
receiver for the property, pepGicg the pro
noeed judicial determination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15

It's said that the President has Determined
to appoint Coloosl 3irother, better k6oEr
under his nom de plume Of "Po,te Cragon,
Consul General to Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15

Hon. John T. Harris has been aFpolatsd By
Sneaker Randall one Of the directors Of The H.
stitution for the Deaf and Dumb Of the Dis!r'c!
of (;olumhia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15

The bill prepared by Mr.. Hewitt, of New
York. as substitute for the Burnside Army
Re organization bill makes total reduction 10
the line Of 3l7. and in the staff departments Of
l09 officers. TIE reduction 10 the cavalry pro.
posed is sc, 10 the artillery Sc, and 10 the 10.
faptrv ITS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15

The House Committee on Postofhcss and
Post Roads yesterday authorized its chairman,
Mr. Wsddell, to report the bill prepared by
him for the classification of mail matter as q
substitute for the bill heretofore reported, and
which is now on tho House calendar. Mr.. Wad.
deli's bill has beea amended so that letters
mailed with insufficient postage will be forward.
ed and the deficiency collected from the ad-
dressed. 1t provides also for the issuance of
the new stamps to BIO used for that purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15

The subscriptions to the four per cent. loan
yesterday wereslS, 900, 900. and Secretary Sher'
man has made another call withdrawing $780,.
600. 90 Of the SIX per cent. loan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
= aaa gete!Ic5 10 tho C0nI:L.: &,

oa statement 10 tic LIT Of JaoUlIy.
Tits vas read as folOEs:
Bills placed in CoiIIc!0rs hands, so u, T.
Collected, Is 3I5 /.
And there r;rlaoei U0nail San
uary lst, 20 IoI -
Collected in coupons, Il $50 IT.
Collected 10 cash, % 80 3
$6S,3.5 :
There was 30 money 10 the treasury, Dg:tao
treasurer in The goodness G! his heart had c7sr
paid 1898 So. Warrants outstanding GmoUa'i:.
to $500. II naie this in;ormsi sfatcncatro
Coucci thst they Nigh. bc cZcecG!ag car.!G,
10 making appTopIIitl1p5 wien ;:2re wi3 u
money to pay With. lie thought the: the Co.
lectors had Gore their duty verg well, ard there
vas good hop2 HAT before Tic c9sc OF the
year all the taxes would be eOi!cGtec.
Mr.. Evans asked whGt about !h2 back ;aZ
and MIR. Smoot responded ,hat he believed i',-
collectors had collected a portion {! thom.
4 report 10 relation 10 giTlrE 81 JJo ~ 'a~
Sun Fire c.. 10 leave tnclr house '':ne L .:tai
the Aldermen with substitute Gr2cIo !cga.
proceedings to recover possession oi tue ~;
crty.
Mr. ". IL. Smith expressed Lis .urrusc g..
TIE turn the mater hht taken, lie ;'oa@,
that The c0mmi;lca had been uGHaia,nHS .'
cept ooc Tho was absent n t.T1r q ihta.
prcpI'.tiOn OF fl,033 $40 ne wa ai:aZ 90.
Dog the chaifnan hf. MHHouFy ats,eH'e3.
Mr. SElo0t tnou"it NAV 'A' Hc's'i'n F.h'.
be settled. II had DISTURBED Ihc CITY iii s"n
time, and ne had hopeo '''''' proper COMP
sa,ion should BE- ra.; the san C0nl 1loY a.t
Deac.ah!c possession given. NJ. 5. CAV D.
tory CT The occupations O! tho building.
After some in0rEla! con?crs2tl00,
Mr.. Smoot introduced ?,"oiu'i'A i-5.
Inc ouu ftTo Va. S9oJ II t7cE ''a 'aSE '''
deliver !hc possession @! ne 'oE'a' "2".' g..
| the lss OF Warch, 1872.
Mc. Smith waited tic cv!4eG52 .c23
| hlr. Beckham desired 20 nav 90 cd % .a..
matter. lie did not teiIcv1 The EuI IJM"t.
| had claim lar g ceGt, bGt ii tH& c>EjrI1.
would ac,cpt nir. Smoor'$ proposition he N.o'
| voIc fer it. !!a would asS tha president !.
Latham K tie 1omr2rg you'd |rcsgt i.
| Smoot'a proposition.
Mr.. La!hani-Thc :,?is;Geot = not ;H2 cj2.-
pany and canEot answer.
Mr.. Backaam -Eu: iSal'd Il @.t!s.y ..&
yourself.
| Sir. Ilath3n--i WI! aa.".r t.r ;I}'>; ..
soGa as get The il1o..
Mr, Bec.l.an introduced asa57i.u,s:of...
The matter to The yy,p3ra,;,. !ttlc.:sy - -.
cprtaj1 whether thc Sun C3mp.9y Ha: e..
lcpaI or rnuitahlc cain fax C3;Dner,afi,r.
Mr. R,ckhs,D c.fal attention 70 H., r:......
n wb;ch thn housn and r,oYav Of TIE S.ar =.
Cornany, ~ rr,onzItjo1 Tx, the sna Cir.
ronv bed Enno turned over 70 tho c;ly. IT,.
nc5ey r;caiycu Nv his clmpaag GIGS BAL. >.
ci!iz ,us Du:,fi3 fairs, !csrraac, c5:,ya.i.s. Il
.ot 10 The individuals, lu' to az U.can.zyn,.
which il WIS cgncctet w01ii Be ct Use 10 ,a ..r.,
out I'i fres " n Contribution has! cg.r i-caa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
Violation OfExcise Law.

Troy, N. T., Jan. 15.-Of AGO li4uo. de3!eTs
indicted here for the violation Of the excise law,
12S pleaded guilty, the fines sggregstIng 9',e'i.
The others are to be tried tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15

While 10 Committee Of the Whole on tie
Mexican pension biz, yesterday, the so called
democratic House Of Representatives, agreed to
40 amendment granting pensions to soldiers
who ssrved sixty days 10 the military or naval
service of the United States in the war of 1861
for the suppression Of the rebellion" This
shows that the representative alluded to by our
Washington correspondent yesterday, who said {:
II don't iotend 10 sit quietly and allow any
other member to bs greater demsgogue than
I am" is by no meanJ the only member Of Con-
gress acusted by similar motives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15

General Grant fearing that his proposed trip
around the world at the expens, of the tex
pasers OF this country would initiate against
bis election as PrcSidco. in 1880. by atfording
tho democrats 40 additional string 10 the harp
upon which they will play the tuue Of his in.
Vulnerable disquali6calious for that Office. has
declined the invitation TO 20 10 the U. S. ship
Riohmood, aud determined to 90 as other pco.
pie. AID ray bis cwo expenses. He may as we'll.
however, save his money ard allow the govern.
ment to pay lis travelling bills, Tor though he
l. ay secure tho radical nomination, it isa't
probsb!c tha! .hc and his ring will ever have
charge Of tic nation agaio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15

Popular discrimination 10 favor Of Gi. Bull
Cough Syrup has given it larger sac th'a
asy other remedy Of its class. Price 2oe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15

Another. the sixth since the commencement
Of the new year, c,ll for The redemption of gov
eminent six per cent. bonds was made yeser'
day, and it was for twenty iostead ct ten
mil!ors as heretofore If the sale Of the four
per cents goes on at the present rate much
longer The whole amount Of the outstanding
six per cent. securities will be refunded in four
per CENTS. This is by no meaos agreeable to
the holders Of the former, ESPECIALLY those who
have crly recently come into POSSESSION of their
bonds. and who paid moro than par for them,
IS they will not only have their interest reduce ID
one third, but lose 90 the principal Of their in
1aatmant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-15
fETJ CDTSCEE.

The THY C0uaciJ he'd its regular meeting
Daily Republican., 1879-07-02

TNHE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
l. in Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER
t'rand Depot, 18th st Market to Chestnut