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RheUnaa aiSnl.

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this TO be true, we advise every sufferer
to try bottle of Durang's Rheumatic
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Nov, 5, 1878
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Chattanooga Market.

Chattanoosa Commercial March l.
CORN-On wharf 454a463c.
WHEAT--Oh wharf, ST.. 10a1. Is, in depot
&I(9il.l0
MEAL-50a55 cents per bushel.
MEATS Bulk meats, long clear sides, 53c.
bacon, short clear sides, 6!c; shoulders, 81;
hams sugar cured, 9.
LARD In tierces, 74c; cans, TIC.
O.Ta-Per bushel, 32a39 cents.
HAY-j0t70 per cwt., on wharf.
PoTATo Es-Irish, 60a65c; Sweet, 60.
bb 20 s4o0 sRtra pe $685. fsmH fynns 53 5i
extra family. SIS IS; fancy, $6.25.
Observation-Disclosures, 124al5ci turkeys,
G5a75
EGGs-Per d, zen, &c.
BUTTER-Per pound, 8a15c.
GINsENG--Per pound, 60a70.
BEEswAx-Per pound, zoe.
HIDEs-Green, A.; sailed, 6Ic; dry
sailed, TAHOE.
FEATHERs- Live geese, 20a35c.
tai ow-Dull, per pound, sc
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Special Notice.
Wonderful Changes

Wonderful Changes
have occurred in this country during the last
hree or four years. but none more wonderful
than the Revolutions In color, produced
mong the Heads of the People, by
CRGSTA0DKOS F1AER DYE.
The history of the success of great discoveries
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ION and Or, jude, sccOmp Ished by the power
yet har LESS vegetable agent, which InsJan-
aneJusly changes any obnoxious color of the
air lutO a black or trOwn as magnificent any
hat IL aVen e.eT bestowed upon the head of man
woman. Manufactured by j. CRIoTADURO,
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Applied By ali Hair DresScTs.
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Tho GREATEST LIVING AUTHORS, such ne
Prof Max:Muller, Rt. Hon. w. 4. Gladstone, Jas.
A. Froude, Prof. Huxley, II. A. Proctor. Edw, A =.
Freeman. Prof TyndaIl, DR.. w, u. Carpenter.
Francis Power C0bbe, The Duke Of ARGYLL Wm.
Black, Miss Thackeray Miss Mulloch Geo Mac
Donald, Mrs Oliphant. Jean lngelow, Mrs. Alex
ander, Thomas Hardy. Matthew Arnold Henry
Kingsley, w. w. Story Turguenof Carlyle
Ruskin TennysOn. Browning and m any others
ara renersepted In tbe mig If
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Spices
Canned Goods
SnnRrLea
Live STOCK marRat.

Reported for tho CHRONICLE by Jones q Lee
Butchers. Market Square
Knoxville March H.
No. l cattle in good demand; common
dull. Hogs scarce and wanted. A few
fat sheep would find a ready market at
quotations.
BEEF o. TILE.
No. /, 3a34 cents; good fat, 2la3 cents;
common to fair dull, halls cents.
CALVES.
$50 to s. so, according to quality.
HOGS.
Fat hogs advanced and in good demand.
Weighing from $50 to 200 pounds, &c,
gross Weighing 200 pounds and over, Bic,
gross.
SHEEP.
Sheep. in good demand at 2a23c.
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wholesale Grocery Market.
KNoXvILLg March 4,

hNOXVILLF, March 4.
There hiss been lively trade for the last
ten days, and country merchants have
been pretty thick on our streets We are
looking for good trade this spring.
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Ill AVN A PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF
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E5sI M MIN TO my patients and the public as a
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-23
. QIuh fir @,pneDin.

- aua fur @seseoin. gDie u2S.S"
mtttbsilt, bat fb in pstb eias Wn3abl
ianssr Wanner 3u einem Bunoe sereinist
mit Der 8erpfliatuns, bab isper BON tbnen
nur Elm @sesebiaer Mabden beiratten
barf. Der @spante 1T ear nidt iibsl uub
tSnuen lih babsr bic S,eseoiuerinnen oem<
na< auf cine Mai1en' Brautlaau eefabt
mameu.
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- Der Walbinstonsr Suurnalif Bsn.
iamin perleY Ycore bat eine @tatillif
fammtliher Gcnsrs1e Der Der. Staaten
ent~orfen. Darin miro aud bas Sc.
bnrtslanb eines Seoen, Der je int GonsreB
Der Ser. Staaten sels6en, aufseflbrt.
Bon ben 5.337 Ndnnern, bic mad uno
na& ben Gonoreb unsesSrtsn, waren mad
ber @tatifit bss 5srrn pocre Ntle in ben
Ser. staaten oeboren bis auf 100. gpn
pieien lao waren SO In Srlano aeturen,
81 In @&ottlano, II In Gnelano, IA in
Otutldlanb, In Der Sdnsi;.
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: Gs III ,tpilhen Deut1Alano unb b

- So III ,wtlden Deutldlano uno ben,
gat!can In 8esus auf einise puntte,
wel&e bic bel Der peutihen @esieruns am
fh!eAteiten anseldriebenen B,laSfe Be
treFsu, gu einem GtnserfaneniB setcm.
men. Der @ebanfe an elm Guneuroat
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Stonuns Der Dinse In Besus auf bic
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perDen.
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Wuelauo fdeiut ob(onotrlitss s;

= Nuelano lasint ablonb.rliAs Sir.
ten ju bsaBen. Nsulih wurps einer ber
reiaften grsgsate ess 2aaesa. darR Mul-
lnpop, ,pe0sp gersebens ssssu bic Asiu,
li6tsit auf brei Mpnate einseiperrt une
iBt liest In Der psteraturssr Neuen adt
pom IL. .. Mts. wOrilid fOlssnoe Mit.
tteiluns por AIN l. Mar1 III in OosNa
prr burtbin usrisbt ss~eisne 9sitanss.
unb @iihereenior Surf Sers.i Mihajlo.
witiA Oali3pn mad bem urtbsil Der Ner,ts
wessn ManseIs an Nabruns unb In Golse
i6lehter unterfunft eeitors.n. Der Der.
fortene wobnte BET einsm Credsler In
sinsm tlsinsn, hnRersu uup feudten &am.
wey1sL In YelAsm nidt sinmal Der Sass
plaB batts. Die tdsliHe Nabruna ocs
dar1en beAane sew06nliH aus troisnem
Broe uno Raie ober Ota. Der gsr1or.
tsue binterlisb nt&t pas asrinsns BsNb'
ttum. per Qei&enfisr wpbatsn swsi
Genfurbeamte, Elm Staatsanmaltssebllie.
elm 8etatteur unb bier prtpatperlonsn BEL
Die Grau bss Vsr(lorbsnsn lam aua
Wfoslau mad Opska, als Der Qeihnau
bereits bsaattet mar. Bemerfsnswertt II
20, bab bic SHUTTER bes gsrRortenen In
Mcseau mstrert 6duler, ein.n praatisen
part une Elm sissnss Nunnentloasr bsabt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-23

- Gin orei,ebn Sabre altes Nesermdp
den sebar bisler Sage in Der 9Dobnuns
istner Mutter in Der Oreenpihltrabe in
Nsw Yorf siusn fraftisen 8nabsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-23

- 6ait bem ahten Ebeite Der Sclfs.
Sertreter i'm unsariiden Yarlamente lino
bur& bartbersi9e @dutiser bic abaeorps
neten. OiGteH NIT Yelalaa beleat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-23

Debmutb urhflodtsnen, fe lautern bic
grinneruns pom allen bsrben Beigaten,
reide Nabruns tisten Te tenn erwahenoen
Trpbfnn.
aequinoetia ,itterte. @ie bssriF, pab
5erbert's seteimnibpolIe @nbsutunsen am
wenisfen bic @inleituns 3ur grneusruns
bes @eiprades isien. lei psldsm fis ibm
etnit bic lebte 5offnuns serautt gu babeu
mstnte. &bsr elm obnmadtdbnlihes &C.
fiibl bemautiste fih ibrer, inoem fe oas
8ernOmmene in B,3iebuns gu ibrer Gage
bradte. So maneelte itr bic Sraft, eire
@ntwcrt su ertbeilen uerssblit tlammer>
te ise fd an bic 5Ofaung an, bab Stu.
fsr's Muforcerurs nur eine tarmloIe,
wotl gar beitere Ssrunlu1uns 3u @runps
liese.
Balo barauI iabsn Fe n.beneinanoer
auf Der Bant. Der Monb Rano nod 70
nieoris, oaS er feline @trablen unter Dem
breiten glattsrpah btnourh su ibnea
fanbte. Die @clonie lag binter itnen.
Sur eas Nrbeiten Der Malhinsn erinnerte
fle an bic Ndts menidlidsr Dobnunsen.
gcr ibnsn erbobsn fh bic blaultd belsuh.
tsten Balbmausrn. Das Sbr bate fih
bereits 10 Eebr an oas @eraufA Der ME
raitenoen Mable sewSbut. bab Go eerpii.
fsrmaben perIhont BON n.mlelben blteb.
Deutlid unteridisb es baaesen bic &unb.
sebunasn oes nadtlihen Gbierlsbens auf
psm Gee nnb in be6en lmeebuns.
sSortiebuns folet.)
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@hled,t ober bi(Iia III bas Nrin,

- Sdledt aber biuis 1T bas prn3ip
ferienisen Sdwinoler, lpelde ueriuhen,
Or. Nu9uit 8Sni9's 6amb t.
ser Brglttbeeunb IroYfen
naasuabmen une unter abn1id flinsenoen
Wamen, in tduidenb dbnlider 8erpadung,
ibre aifti9en Mirturen in ben Wiattt gu
trinsen. @emiiienbafte Gpctbeter uno
SAMPLER besaniilsen iclhen 5dwinoel
nidt, Nnbere ieooh laNen Fd burd, idnO
ben gerDienlt perleiten, bic 5aliher 5u
unternieen, perlieren aber bic Adtuns
ibrer 6unoi DAFT uno bas Yertrauen bes
YublifumS.
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- Die Serlobuus elmer Iodter oes
friiberen GriesslecretdrS @tauton, Wib
@aie. NIT 9fultem gifenbt, eiuem Secre
tar oer tiirfiihen @elanoti4aft, ,puroe
leete Wode in Walbinstoner 3eituusen
anse;eist, idcn ant ud6ften Gage aber
mioerrufen. Nls @runo fir 9ebteres
miro anseaebeu, oab Nnitem Gfeuoi oa.
rauf beitanoer babe, coB er freie Ser.
fa9uns iiter oas germSsen ieiner tiiufti.
gen Urau erbalte. DrSon mollten bic
orauiamen gormiinoer Der lebteren, bic
mabrldeinlid iiberbaupt ibre tiirtilden
gfeisunsen nidt theilen, nihts mihen,
uno Der bieoere Giirte trat 5uriid.
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Ger heriihmte gDrof Nuf

- Der berjbmte prof. Dubois @sy
mono iast tu.slit In stn.m @ortaae ibsr
ben vunierBans Der Wslt,@ pab aae fri'
teren Befur@tun3en In oieler Bs,iehuns
metr ODER minoar auf MutbmaBunaen
teruttsn; era Die neueRe NaturmiNtn.
l&aft babe nit @swibbeit naasemietsn,
bab Der i.bise 3ulano unlerer grbe tein
cauernber iein tonne. aDir bs,ieten nam
lid unItren san,en Warmsporratb BON
Der Sonne, uno mad Der SulIus Nobert
Maper'lAen 9sbre pon Der Grbaltuna Der
Rraft 1T isbe 8twe3uns, aubsr Ser busa
tie Nn,iebunostratt pts Woneea tssaoasru.
fenen Gbbe unb Gluitbewssuns, nur per.
wanosltee gennenliht. Bon Der @on.
nsRmarme aber, bic unlsre grpotsraihe
-treHtn mabte, eett burh Nus lrablun8 In
ben Weti.aam 70 pisl ptrlorsu, baB nur
ein lshr eerinser BruAtbeit wirtlih gu uns
9elanet. Die Sonne psrlisrt nun naA.
sewteienermabtn aaiatrlih etmaa an
Warme, unp bic Dinen!aaft lstrt, oa6 Fe
nar nod 1T.00o.oo0 Sabre iortiasinen
mssst. SIN Qauie sieler muB ron ben polen
ter cine alImatise 8srslstld.runS Der
GrooterIade fattfinoen; Die Meal ttsit
wtrb iia nab unb nod gum Msqaator
branstn; bic BsweSuna osr Grbs ,piro fa
perlanslamen uas he Senne ben Grsbe.
Netnetn nur nah ala bunklrotte Aasel
erlHeiaen. bic iIe enDlid SIsleiAt nod &c.
natelet fein sperben. iih In 5Sblen 3urud
SuSieten uno BON Gilhen ~ nabren.--Da.
eurt ertalten iie buH,rtliA tas n0tbiss
GtGblut fur bic &ataRropte.
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= Brau Gtelfa @eriter mar fur3 Dor
i6rer abreiie in Der q. 3. Ncabemic Of
Wfulic Der @esenitanb elmer gang uner~
Bort itiirmiiden uno ber5liden Spation.
Sic trat gum leeten Oeale i'm lekten Nfte
aus .Trasiata" auf uno muBte, nadbem
ise fanfmal Dor benz Sorbans erldienen
mar, bic san5e Sdlubicene oes aetes
pieoerbolen uno oarauf mod fanf= ober
ieaSmal eriaeinen. llno als oer NpplauS
bann INNER wieber gu raien besann, trat
iie nit elmer 5ielnlid Diden 9ectenrolle pcr
ben 9ouffteur=aaiten. 9l((eS mirb fiji
paS wirb lie nnr beginner? sic sibt bic
NpQe benz Spuffleur, oieier reiat lie
Sisncr slrbiti iiber bic Nampe; Nrbiti
idamt Seripunbert auf bic Gplle, ladett
plSslid, Sfinet fie, tbeilt pad re9ts uno
linfS bic Stilnmen aus - ,.nb in 5mei
Minuten besinnt iein neuer fir bic Ser
fer epmppnirter Walaer > LIE Tortorelle"
Die Danf6are bate Jpn ,pobl aus Der
Bibliptbef bulen lalIen. Das Yublifum
jubelte por Yersniisen. =. Der Inn 1tano,
taB bic @anaerin SEC, 1000 init bon Mmez
rita nimmt, uiro mobl oas sats ber
NbI4iebsthranen eiuiaermaben perlabt
hateu.
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= Der iosenannte aSnissialul BON
1O1 @dtiIen, 1T oft wesen leiner eigen-
tbamliden 3abl @esenltano fritiider
unferIudunsen seweien uub bic @rabelei
bat aar wunoerlide Geinltate oariiber
seliefert. Der eieentbiimlihe nrlpruns
oenelben ioa in Telsenbem liesen gls
8aiier Masimiliau 1. eiult liesreih in
Nussburs einscs, iOllteu 100 auncnen.
ihiiIie itm gu @bren abaefeuert tperben.
Dies sel.3ab aud; Der Gpnitablermeilter
UuBte aber 3uleet nidt, ob er fA i'm
3dblen 9elrrt babe coer nidt, uub un,
gang lider gu fein, Lief ct bas @eldae
nod einmal feuern. 0on Mussburs ,pg
oann ber 8aiier nah gliirnbers. aud
bieie Staot pollte bic neue Yesrieurg
anUenoen ; tim aber Der 'Staot Nussbura
niht nad3ulteben, welde einen @tuB
menn aud irrtbiimlih, ale 3usabe ertbeilI
bate, feuerts au@ lie l01 Ranpnsnldils
ab nno 10 erbiett H4 bieler @ebraud biz
auf bic beutise aeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-23

Sin smeiter Webemee stli. Die
@eaens non Masceburs ideint Der tirti.
iden Nrnlee cine 8anSe Nn3abl bon @es
neralen geliefert gu baben, wenn anber8
cine 9fotiS ridtis 1T, ,pelde Der rStabt=
une 2anbbpte" BON geeutaloensleben
(@es. .<ges. Masoeb4ra brinst. Sc beibt
oariN; 9uie nnS BON fpmpetenter Sette
nlitsetbeilt uprben, ipirp perausFdtlid
an 6reitaa ben 4, Npril b. 5. per tar<
tiide Nrtiqerie General Spdi Sauhar
Yaida in 8esleituus bon brei tirfil lden
Sffisieren auf ieiner Durdreiie mad 81.
fen 3ur 8elidtisuns ber Rrupp'iden Gta=
blinemeats auf benz bieiisen Bubnbcfe
abitei9en. Der General, ber in hieliaer
llmsesenb aeberen pne benz eS nad ned.
lelsplea sAidialen aelunaen lit, fid bonn
gemeinen Seloatea bis gu ieiner jeeisen
bpken 9tel1uns auf5uidminsen, beablih=
ttst bel bieier @elesenbeit leine alte Sci
matb nnb bic @raeer ieiner @ltern gu
beiudem. Wie III @rfabruns sebradt
muroe, 1T Der beutlde Same bes @ene.
rails War p. Boniu, Qerielbe ipuree als
soba bes etsatsminiifers a. .. b. So.
Mn a1f @dleB Deeel tei Neubalbens'
leben, Der ebenlalisen p. 8pnin'idsn 8e
lisuns, seboren. Das Grb 8earabnif
oer 6amilie befinbet lia eRf benz Sirabo'
eeS eircs sine 5alke Stunpe entiernter
DorfeS Satuele. Wfar ppn 8enin tra
1854 beim 26. Sntanterie Nesilnent ali
apantaaeIr elm, perlieB jepOd balD bel
Dienlt une ains mad Der 2arfei."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-23

- Don uaisrn 8reuuocn, ben 2tera.
itn. Bsrttclb @ucrbad, 8obert Brow.
ming uno Jrau Veedsr Stome itsbsn isbt
I'm acknowledgement Qetsnaiaars, 8aipb
Waloo @msrion III funiunolleb,ia Sabre
alt. Vetor 6uao ie6sunoieb,ia. Der
@si&iatsihrsibsr drouoe lecb3is, 9snnp
ion neuaunpish3is GatlY!e ii,aiuncadt.
sis. Wm. 9lad listenunoOrsibie unO Bret
narte neununrprciGia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-07

El HUI GREGG sCAsE.-in 1869 Elihu
Gregg burned down our Court -houSe,
which was then occupied. in part. by n
family OF human beings. iie had o far
and an impartial Trial. lie WAS ably
defended. Ills guilt was e4,shlianed
beyond all question. A jury of his
countrymen found him guilty, because
the evidence was conclusive. TIE las
fixed his punishment. lie must either
he hung or imprisoned for life, as he
might eject. lie made his choice. He
chose death. Before the execution OF
the sentence. he made his escape from
the Jail. After he escal cd lie made
threats that 10 would burn moro OF the
town of kingwood. lie fingered around
within days ride Of tie place for
months. He is again in our hands.
some goo1 people say, ooh. iL's a pity;
he's oil nov {; Why not let him gp?"
These people 90 not stop to thi
that he Is just as guilty now as lie ever
guilty of one of the metsnest of
crimes. They do not stop II think
that their sentimental plea for Gregg isl
saying this TO every house burner who
may hereafter be convicted in Preston
county eff you stay i'll Jail now unit!
the day fixed for the execution OF your
sentences, We will certainly punish you;
but II You are cunning enough to get
out, and wander around for ten years,
you will DO hero sort Of Marty
and we won't punish you then. Your
escaping from prison will make you
gultless man" There may be good
deal "a gush about such stuff, but there
Is little sense in it, and no Justice
Years spent in Gliding justice can new
er make guilty man guiltless. - Xii g
wood journal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-07
The Yellow Fever.

The Memphis enn.) Appeal and
Avalanche have both resumed publ.
cation. Business generally has revived
in the city, and physicians all agree that
the COLI winds have swept away all the
lingering germs OF the fever. 1 he How.
ards have ~ nurses on duty in the city
and suburbs, nearly all of whom will be
discharged within the next three days.
Total number of cases reported for the
week ten, all white. To al TO date 60 !;
total deaths from yellow fever Tor the
week 3 total to date AS.
Ice formed in Memphis on Tuesday
morling last in all the cutters of the
city, ard the day was by far the coolest
of tue season. Fully five hundred tai
egrams were sent out by physicrns ad-
vising that all can return with safety.
Thus ends the epidemic of 1879.