Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-30
PENt'II.EIEES

IheTe was a large crown "a "eSteih
emigrants aboard yesterdays train.
The coal dealers do not fancy this
kind Of weather worth cent.
Peach blossoms may be expected II
this weather continues much longer.
Greed f. Bates, Esq, of Cleveland,
was commissioned Notary Public last
Monday.
Mr.. Fl. +. Cotton left yesterday
evening for a trip to Coal Creek
Campbell and adjoining counties.
The "mule meat market is repre-
sented by the Constitution to be in
hourishing condition in Atlanta.
one Pattern Grossly Velvet Carpet
for room 136 by Is, worth 1915 per
ward for 81 50 to close out, at S. p.
Boyd's
There are twenty-one ladies candi-
dates before the Legislature for State
Librarian, according to Nashville
exchange.
We have scarcely ever known Of so
much sickness as is now prevailing
throughout the city, caused chitfiy by
the prevailing severe colds.
A pupil in one of our public schools
recently revised an old saying found
in his grammar, az follows: 1T is
better to give than to receive-a thrash
ing"
The pro;racted meeting at the
Second NJ. T. Church is still progress
ing with increasing interest and will
continue all the week. Every body Is
invited to attend.
Memphis is fiffy.one years old,
Knoxville eighty.three, Chattanooga
thirty-eight and Jonesboro' has reach
ed its centennial year, while Nashville
is fast approaching its one hundreth
year.
A slice Of Limburger cheese worn
on the upper lip is said to be sure
cure for booked noses. We should
think it was, but the question is,
which would he the worst, the disease
or the remedy?
Capt. J. c. Duff Deputy Marshal,
went down TO Cleveland yesterday,
having in charge two prisoners, sem
fenced by the Federal Court to serve
out their terms in that jail for viola-
ton of the revenue law.
The municipal committee, consist
ing of Aldermen Allison, Neatly and
Dickson, will meet at the city hsll to-
night TO hear evidence, argument, etc,
and investigate the charges in the
protest against Alderman Hockerjos,
Of the third ward.
= li.tIe giIl not more than six years
old, a daughter OF Jn. schwartz, who
wss sentenced by the Federal Court in
this city 60 one year in the peniten-
tiary for dealing in soldiers clothes,
wss found in the streets OF Chatta-
nocga last Saturday in an extreme
state Of intoxicatioD, as we see from
the Commercial
ChattauoC ga Times: We are glad to
learn that Col. Chas. d. McGuffey is
rapidly improving from the very Sc
vere attack OF rheumatism that has
kept him confined to his room for sew
ersI weeks Re i now able to walk
shout the house, and we sincerely
hope 30 see his cheerful face on the
streets before msny days.
We had supposed that the East Ten
nessea, Virginia aud Georgia Railroad
had the ta,i.,t freight conductor in the
c0uuEv ia tha person OF Capt. Sam.
Adie, W no stands few inches over six
feet in H. boots, but we see it stated
that the Charlotte and Augusta road
has 3 man, Capt. Ficklin, who meas
ures six feet eight inches in height
Thi- beats sam. some inches.
In the Criminal Court yesterday, in
Ibe case of Newman Garter, cOlOred
for the murder of his paramount, Ann
Kidd, IA 1871, tie argument for the
defense WAS made 10y L q. w. F.
Yardl-y, be occupy ing most of the
forenoon session. Attorney General
ID. =. Anderson, then closed the case
for the State, and it was given to the
jury, but they had not agreed at the
adjournment, and were Kept together
again over night
Chattanooga gave Gen. Sherman 8
warm reception Monday as he stepped
over there on his way SJu;h, md he
seems 20 have been very much pleased
according To the Times. His two
daughters accompany him, and grand
hop was given them at night, in which
the General and his daughters all par.
ticipa;ed. Among other incidents o
the day, WIS a meeting and pleasant
interview with Sen. Frank. Cheatham
of Confederate fame, who was passing
through Chattanooga.
Cabbage and KrOut, at uudiburg's
Law Prices On CarpeI-.
We would call attention 10 the adj
VeTtisemeut of Mr.. = r RoVd In