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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-17
IT NAV not be known to all tn

IT may not be known to all the
readers of the CHRONICLE that the
Tammany Society is a very ancient
organization. It had its origin in
1889. AZ that time and for some
time afterwards, there were Tamma-
ny societies throughout the country,
but the New York organization is
the only one left, and it has SO de-
generated from the original object
as to be unworthy of being consid-
cred their successor in any respect.
ALI the others died, and IN the LAM
guage of the Glo6e-Democrat this
''became a Democratic organization
"a fate. far worse than DEATH"
Tammany was an old Indian
Chief, formerly known as
q Delaware Sachem, whom
tradition credited with having come
off victorious in a fight with the
devil. The origin Of the Society is
traced to the Revolutionary period
and it was very popular with the
army. In an editorial on the sub
iect the Globe Democrat says:
"But st. Tammany's early popular.
ity was not confined to the army
Civilian societies bearing his name
| sprang up in many localities. The
object was simply festivity. There
was q procession OF men, women and
children, all decked out with bucks
tails and other forest adornments, to q
grove, where the WigWam and liberty
pole had been erected, and where, af-
ter an address from 81. Tammany's
representative, the time was spent in
games and dances on the green. Al
one time it appeared likely thst st.
Tammany's Day would excel tho
Fourth OF July in popular regard, but
it lacked one enduring element of pop.
Iularity-its observance was not par.
ticipated in by fashionable people
The wealthier portion ofathe com
munity turned up their noses at the
vulgar parade /; and, as consequences
the celebration Of the 18th of May soor
died out, and the st. 'Tammany socie
ties disappeared, except that OF New
York, which still observes the 18th o.
| May within the order
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-17

That staunch Democratic jour
nal, the New York Star, is evil
IDENTIFY in no humor for making
terms with Tilden. It says: -~.2
cit has long been apparent that the
only salvation for the Democratic
parry was to be sought by breaking
the political power Of Samuel ].
Tilden, by inducing the representative
men of the party TO emancipate them
selves from his control. It required
great boldness and indomitable energy
to organize the means Of shaking off
this incubus. Yet there was nothing
else to be done by men who have the
welfare of the country and the success
of the party at heart. Tilden's power
IL of q kind that Is almost unprece.
dented in the political history of the
country. 1t Is a corrupt and corrupt
Ing power. depending, not upon
the force Of personal char
acter or ability, not upon high
and generous qualities or upon
distinguished public services, or even
the influence Of public oratory, but
upon secret methods, intimidation of
men whose records are impure, and
who can therefore be dragooned,
adroit organization of personal ma
chine, and the lavish use OF money to
buy up partisans. To break such q
power as this, and to make il known
by a decisive stroke that one Of its
principal objects-the control Of the
organization In this State-was not to
be surrendered to this aspirant for the
Presidency, whom all the organiza-
lions in the Union cannot elect, had
become an imperative public duty. 1t
was now or never for the, Democratic
party. II the power of this man can.
not be broken, there is no possible
chance for q Democratic success In
1880; for the people, acting by their
own instincts, will consider q change
from Republican rule to the rule of
such q man "a Tilden as q change from
bad to worse"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE GREAT SPEECHES AND ORA
TONS OF DANIEL WEBSTER with an
essay on Daniel Websteras Master of
English Style, by E. d. Whipple.
This Is q handsomely printed octav 0
volume Of over 700 pages. 1t ia not in
tended to supercede the edition of
Webster's Complete Works In six vol.
.umes, but It supplies q long felt want.
Every one lie not able to purchase the
larger work, and this smaller volume
contains his masterpieces in such o
form that they can not fail to have q
wide circulation. Il lie wholly zun-
necessary to speak of the forensic
efforts of the great statesman and ex-
FOUNDER OF the Constitution. Although
he has been dead twenty-seyen years,
his memory is fresh Ia the minds OF
the American people. His great
speeches will be read, admired and
quoted as long as the Constitution of
the Republic IL respected. The collec-
ton before us includes over 40speeches,
arguments and addresses, among
them, his argument in the Dart
mouth College case, the two address
ses at Bunker Hill, the argument in
the White murder case, his famous re-
ply to Hayne. his speech on the Con-
stitution and the Union, delivered
March It'll. 1850. aud the argument
In the Girard will CAGE. The essay OF
Mr.. Whipple is thorough and discrim-
mating and will be read with pleas
uTe and profit. It contains many
healthy suggestions, which can moi
i fail to be profitable 10 any one inter
ested in the cultivation OF good Wig.
orous style in writing or speaking
| The volume is illustrated with two
portraits of Mr.. Webster, representing
| him as young man, aud again in hii
| mature age. IT is published by Little
Brown 6 Co., Boston. It will un.
doubtedly obtain o very large cireula'
tIon.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-17

We quite agree with our sprightly
Republican contemporary, the Chat
tanooga Commercial, when, inspeak-
ing Of the desirability of separate
State for East Tennessee, it says:
The separation would enhance the
wealth of every man In this end of
the State. We have no interest in
common with Middle and West Tens
nessee, no political and little social
sympathy. East Tennessee depends
on the development of its great man
nfaotnrlng resources for prosperity !;
nessee repudiationists is an incubus
which viii always retard its growth"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-17

Just out. The last number of TEE MUSICAL
RECORD. Send cts. for one number. ~ o. for
the year Wouldn't be without IL for Eve times
the price"
, 1879-02-19
pIffT,AD1rI,4sYJrA.

Pn,LAnHLr,11A, Feb. 1B.-FLoun-F1Emer; Min.
ncHota sxlrn family s4.37.zGD5 .0o Ohio do, 3+.DD
de5. %; wntur wheat. patent, &c. 5o17. 20; sprINg
wbcnt patent, &c. 75l7.75. Rye lour, 81. o2:4
02.7l.
GHAix-Whcat unsettled; Pennsylvania red. on
track, 81. Oh: do amber. on track, S1.0s!i; No. !.
Western, Pennsylvania ELEVATOR, 81. 081t. 1.yo
steady; Western, 51dl55c. Corn In fair demand;
rejected, on track, 49G143c: do steamer. s:.0
Iit1c; steamer elevator, 4'c. Oats active and
shndo higher; white Wcstorn. 20,aQs39Hc.
Deef atn. ii si.. 50S il, %. Mesa pofE, extra.
Smoked, ST. oo@s 10; plsklrd. 81. 6oVs. a5. Lnrd
Western tlelce. 81. U9St7.2h.
l,UTTEM-MarKct dull; Now York Stnte and Brad
ford County. fenHaYlsanla. exsfas, a0Gt91c; West
orn Reserve, 1UGb1Hc.
EtGs-Dnll nnd luwpr; Western, 18c.
CnEEsE-Steauy; Wcrtern. TQtBaic. '....
pETNoLEuA-Qulct; sctlHcd, 0sac; crude, B}f1
8Hc.
ltEcEt1Ts-FlUur. 2, 500 br!s: whont, II, 600 ut;
corn, 81. 600 bu; oats, q. 200 bu; ryc, a.oUO bu.
Wool Actiyo mid firm: Pennsylvania aud
West Virginia doub!o extra and Aboyc, 3taD
:bIc; e1tra, 336o3Gc; medium. 3JGD:l7c; cox1so,
30at31c; New York, Michigan. indiana, anl Vest
orn hne, 2D1:53c; medium, a5Gt37c; coArBc. aOfa
Ill; c0nbing, wnshcd, aial4!C; unwashed; n8Qb
.,Hc; Cnna1a co1nbag, 3iG1:l7; fne unwnshct, II
G&s3c; coarao and medium. :,.s1.sc.
, 1879-02-19

The human facc Is not only "tha Index of tho
roul." Every bodily sensation lcaycs IT, In
tlrlIibIo impress upon our textures. Every
human face, It studied atcnttvcly, reveals tho
physical usi,i nrntal history of tts possessor.
on tho crowded street II the city, what vo1uIncs
Of these historirs are Open to d! who would
search thsm!, The lnlser with h!s leatrrcs
drawn as tightly ns the mouths Of liis .nouey~
EIags; thu dclauchce with his sensual, susnt-
animal faco; lhr yuuug t'au with tho tu.uro faIr
and lroad before hluI, every lInu Of bis counte-
nnncu revealing cnrrHy alld ambition; tE.s
Inu!ucu's face bright with innorout loyo n,l.l
l,opr,-eaeh ot tlrsn face'hlstorIcs Is % lcgtblo
as the printed page before you. But tllcTu aru
other faces In w,,Ich wo may read kad Histories,
-faucs of work-weury women 70 whom ltv!,Ig
lMs BECOME an !rkko,na burden. 1ha fasui
alnhahct OF llsraso is written Hpan eyury linu
Of il.elr countcna,ccs, Why will thcao women
suffer from thnss painful d'ssases n'nl weals-
ncsses peculiar to tlle ser. losing besides The
ri.arn1 aud beauty Vi d bright, beautiful face,
wlrn DR.. tlcrcc's Fayor'ts ltescHptton Ia Il
sure atl1 cfrertual ret!lchyt 4.adlea Hho hayu
used 1t pronounce 1t to bc wo,1aa's etrir Of
hta!lA. Suld by druggists.
, 1879-02-19
FOREIGN,

r.. FEIEElffN,
p III. following were reeslyrd bv H.. f,,c,oo
09a'a oi Trade: o"s'
ssot sbs. e7s: iony c1ssr Hn.. "hos. s,s.s
~ Btsf-p1ime meas. 7f,.. 1rT,s ~. ~. ~
~ saa'aaa meas. s7s. Cheeso-ChuIco ~. shonIdsrs
H-ftnc mas, Es,tsrn, 6... we.tcrn s0s
,'. lons cut IN aye,age. 4us.
an. ,nssfoo14 Ms, Feb 18-1l;:.os, m.-Flour. aa IA
esi rs!''ss"nts{ rs!'s. =, ase,s 5. daos; apr!ns a'loa
ss 7dS4. 3d. tape a. S4' eia' 9. 1laao' d.
, 1879-02-19


Xnck Chandler is ono OF the representative
men Of tho Republican party, Or, rather, to 10
more accurate, of lie sta1wart portion Of 1t.
Ills return to the Senate Is onc Of tlle sirna Of
the times. Before tho late War between th.
States he opposed tho sending by Republican
States Of delegates to tho Pence Compromise
Congress. declnrng that IN his opinion Without
n litt!e blootl.lettlng this Union would not bu
worth n ctrse. lie seems to think Just such
"stiifctl.back " men like hinlsutf are now again
needed Ut tic front. Ho said so III Its specct,
the other dny, accepting The nomination for
Senator. Tic sect!onal pot must be kent bsit-
Ing, or there Is danger OF lhe Republican pnrty
yic1dfng 10 the progressive sentiment OF the
country, md tucontnrntly yielding up the
ghust. Resumption Of specic-I,ayIncnts md re-
sumption or sectional a,inosities arc tl,c two
leading plunks In the resumed Senator's plat
form.
, 1879-02-19

WdFl7NFd LHNfdh{ lHfp.G
a correspondent Of the Courant scnlls the fol-
lowing: II nm reminded by recent political
events Of tic following true story: good
man, known n Uncle Samuel, was ,liscoy-
cred having chicken concealed in bis hat.
An tmpettfncnt fellow having required him tn
account fnr the possession Ut the fuv, Tic CHol
mnn replied: .'tron my hon1. Massu, ] dunno
how dat chicken come tlere "'Spcct It must
lure crawIcu up my trowEer-lcE.'h IL
, 1879-02-19
Carpenter M Defined ly Ills Organ.

NHEHbNtE fcHftHG
Generally voting with Conkltng, Logan,
Chandler, and Tint c!ass Of Republicans, who
not only hare learned nothing Ia tho past tcu
to ever lcarn anything, many feared thnt 3fr.
Carpenter would bctray like inlrmity on his
return to public life. but not so. His every
utterancc has been statcsn,anlEkc, and indIcates
desire to deal with the current questions Of
the day, rather than with those Of fifteen years
ago; his attitude cv!dences a willingness to dcal
with important public questions upon their
merits a1ltl not upon the basis of petty aud per-
son ambition.
Ills gratifying to know that Afr. Carpenter
will cut loose from the following Of the ,nc,l
named who by the arcldentot position hasc bec1l
made to p1uy part III great events to which they
were In tact not equal. As Senator Carpenter
tB broader md ablcr man than any OF those
himself from the supposed following Of bucii
men, nnd DO guarded by lla own Judgment anll
seuse Or duty. The improvement ul,ll pur!fca-
lion oE thc public service ts not peculiar To our
timn Of country but the lato NoreTnor-Gen-
cral Ut Canada. In IN address showing extensive
thought ind discrimination upon Tic subject,
declared tic puriticaliol, Of the public serylcu
problem Of lhe highest Importance 10 thu pco-
pie Of Canada. In tho homo Government,
in France, Germany, and even Nussia, aud ull
countr!es whore n reasonable pretcuso to de-
ceney OF administration exists, there arc con-
stant stTugg1c5 for better methods. But III this
country. where extsts cfyll scryice perhaps Us
abonitlinblc rs cal, be found in Chrlsicitiom en-
ccpt Russtn, the Conklines, Hlnncs, Logans, mil
the stalwaris generally tcriac and seolf at any
proposed reformation not because they believe,
as they soy, tllHt it Is !mpractiCablc but bceauso
it suits tiieir purposcs beat Us 1t is. The pub
lie und is thoroughly vi akencd to this subject,
md agitation will follow TIL corrupt AMI STUPID
congressman abanlon thu use Of public trusts
as personal pcrQuisltes. Senator Carucutcr ros-
sesseB sngavity enough to dlseUrn TIC fact ulul
reasunablrness OF this demand.
Itle b!uouy shirt Is EAEillent lllat men, little
md biz, have displayed fur ts,any years past to
further their own anlhlt!un, while noinlAally
protecting tho lltgro. The urtfro was buried ut
Cincinnati III 1876, a,i1 Is occasionally cxlun1etl
bY m orator In dire distrcss, for lie purpoae vi
bridging stream. Happily htr. Carpenter ls
right nix! ia accord with hs pnrty on both tlrso
questions, wllilo The remainder ot thu Wisconsin,
delegation are ub the Otller side, Iio heed hayo
no ic4rs Of The dsp1castrc Of his constituents
80 lolIs as he faithfully adhcrcs to these p,sl-
tiot,s! And II ho will 10 patient until The rcr-
tion ut new Congress lie will find himself sur.
rounded with members moro In accord with him
On these Republican principles, ulltl especially
mora from tho State Of Wlscoustn, wtlcru iI,u
machine llas already received black ere, wliyll
Is likely to retaiu It's sahic hue lor soma tln,c to
CQIAt,
, 1879-02-19

].
The Sherman party Is on Its legs already
In Louisiana, and VIC begin to sce a little fur
thcr Into the meaning of the recent Federal ~.
po''tmenta In New Orleans. A strong Rcpub-
ltean Campaign Committee takes the field, an.l
It Is composed nlmnst entirely Of men appointed
to o!l!ve BY Mr. lnycs, who nrc also ne,, skilled
IN tile art III political manipulation, either BY
money or patronage. MIR. Sherman looks n long
way al,cad, hut he knows what lie Is dung, un,l
when til. OtI}cchoders arr all harmonized in Its
Interest, other candidates for tho Republican
nomination In 1851 wtl hare work to beat lin.
, 1879-02-19

unA1S-TiJm; opened &c lower; closed 1rn,
NJ. ! Milwaukee hard, tl.olt NJ. J Atlwsukss,
, 1879-02-19
1tcturnIng to Firat Principles.
tA.a ftn.k TrtltsuA


The Democratic party has returned 10 frat
PRINCIPLES. A white mans Government with
free whisky n.nl tobacco Ia the brief formula
which comprehends the body of doctrine which
II teaches, the creed which it pro!esscs, t!e end
for which 1t struggles a,l,l to which It nspirca.
Reduced to their tnal analyses this Il t1le SUN
a,ld soul Of all there is in the talk n,ld work Ut
Thurman, tile abfcst cxp0unt!cr Of Democracy.
the recognized lender of It's COUNCILS, its most
perfect type and representative, while nc Is
pllottlsg bis party through capital crisis in ita
hi.turY.
, 1879-02-19

Tie census OF 1850 will show the Southern
Statea tllc1 with prosperous, happy pcoplu,
hardy, frugal ucu, sprung truEn tho old south,
with thrifty, substantial lneu OF New England
and thu Northwest aud tho great central West,
with abundant diversity Ut sentiment, Law,
order. und progress. sound credit, H,upufactur-
Ing und thriving, cnn,lnarcc in every port. .
9r0winl; city Rt Ban Diego, attl o railway cs-
tending AcFo4s tho continent, With branches tulu
, 1879-02-19

Mexico. ahfps from rycry nation, and etpcr.ally
from South America, Mt New Orleans, Mobile.
Pensacola, Fcrnnndina, Savannah, Ellasleston,
Ncwbern, Norfolk. II will a,luw tremendous
growth of home manufactures, especially OF
cotton a,l1 woo1en goods. afnl iron nnl steel
agricultural products exhibited sY no ofhrr
similar area Ia tile world, mt, pcopie vim will
wonder that they ever staggered llntler hard
times in 1873, or thought of 70 iop1,sl md 80
rulnols pulley as deliberately 10 caas away thu
priceless Jewel Of credit.
, 1879-02-19

N0REo0 7FdF<HtFIHfF.1.
1t ts true to.day a. It over waa ,l,at Tho Dour-
bons forget nothing, and learn nothing. Tile
lesson Tint tln whole party scemed to l,nve
learned 10 we'll bY twenty years. of exclusion
frnm power lint It rcpeatcl1 It feom rycry
rDatrun In tho lanl. Il Inns never learned al Nil.
It's lips lIay: learned to say, "llle fssucs of the
War arc deaf" y; lts heart has never reascsl 10
say, "'the results OF tho War shall hc ,c-
vrraod."
, 1879-02-19

fac; No. 2 Milwaukee. oac: February, pc:
March. boAc; Apr!I, Di.ic; May. fac; No. 3
Milwaukee, 7sc; Nh. 4. 7;'c; rejected. 05c. com
less firm; No. 2, 34c. nsss nrmef; IN good de-
mani; No, =, ..2c. Jsye 1rsn; No. l. 49hc. Iiar.
tcy dull and easor; No. = spring. ffcsh, TIC;
March. 70tc.
PnosisloSs--Ea.ser. Mess .pork quiet; now,
81. o.. rtImo ttcsm lard. 80: :M
IfHda-f4tv6 ltss 1rm at $3.G0G3, 90. nfetRcl
stcaay: fair demand at *i,3jfk4 40.
itEGkIFTs.--FIuur, TO- 0UU hEH: wheat, %, coo bu.
SIs1rxEs7s-Flonr. IL, coo btls; wheat, .,6U0
hu.
, 1879-02-19

49,, ,n.t,,u Mon1ny'S re'lnced rsiest.
=. IN acrt lht n heavy hogs nnc It hnr1y
Tss osftfr sIe for packers 10 enter the nnrkst
se's Of terh hS'n "v,u .n, th,pcra about eycry-
-. lad bttNee.a annd. hail, or indifferent. "ns
,Nr,. hestsotee hcsyy eradta were acaEcc. and
up. Cne.Su Cn1cr tnaf, IN tho dnJ oefore. tn6
e. ssn ssle; hs.Ixs oi tstt
I'D I'D e ss.s%as = s es'S 1e's s'fs e.
n fJk3A "a mail III.
, 1879-02-19

DErnnly, Feb. IS. -FAoun-- Improving.
GnAIS-Whcat--Extra, S1.10.4; No. i white,
e8c; February. 0Rc; March, os.sc: April, .oo,l
May. 81. .01f; 7ane, 81. OnM: milling No. i, G5c
Receipts. 70, "78 bu; shipments. 35. s21 bu.
, 1879-02-19

KANSAS Ctry. No., Feb. H. -tsRAts-The Prize
Current rcporsa: Whrat-llccclpts. 2., Aus bu; !;
shipments. II, ,0:0 bu; nru,: No. = cash, 871c;
February, $50; No. . ca.h. 8ac; February, S4Ac;
No. i caAh, Soc. Eorn-1cculpts, 2I.U77 bu;
shipments, II, w. bu; higher; No csah. @U.fe;
February n1r.
, 1879-02-19

TatZpo, Feb. 18.--1,tAtx-Whoat dull; amber
Michigan. spot, DDhc; No. 2 red winter, spot,
DD.sc; March. Sl.ooA; April, 81. o2i; May,
81. 0ih; Western amber. 81. O!h. cora dull; No.
2 March. 35,ic; April, 31c; May, 3B!tc. Oats
steady; Michigan, IUAc.
, 1879-02-19

The North.Carotua MaTahal Ney Is once more
on the carpet. 'rhts Is we'll 1t shows healthy
condition Of the pubsicmlnd when thu regularity
established mysteries turn up al tho proper in
tcrvals. Wu inny now expect 10 hear fEaM the
man who saw Wilkes booth III the lurklah
army.
, 1879-02-19

Hf1 I1FE 47f7 4R<b.Is
As "Conkiinktsm loses It's grtp Republic
anssm In this Stata SLOWS frcsh vitality alltl
yIgor, anu HARMONY" accms to 1a ncar at
hulIu.
, 1879-02-19
Antl-Intllan.

They must die. Scarcely day passes wltl,-
out somo Of them being picked OF; aud thus 1t
will eoutuuo TIL they arc all goue, Or until they
arc removed from our mstlst: md, every time
ono ot them bites the dust, ayory good cttixen
WILL saT: Amen! 80 bo I'll Dlesa the Luru !
lIa!lcluiah!
, 1879-02-19
Plenty willing to Take His Place.

Minister Welsh complains that llc cannot ltyo
on his salary. X ha IL compelled 10 resign, he
l!ay eousole himself with the reelection that
there ts among hia cauhtrymen p1enty at
statesmen who would be willing to mako the
yfaE.
, 1879-02-19
IGIEs


ITckthBr0 fNiss1 hkra'd fDttn.).
Isn't II about tino for Sir. Jctf Davis to write
another letter, make a secession spcecl,t or do
something OF tlat sortl Tile urant movement
fsn't booming A. It should, hut, IL Mr.. Davis
will como to the front, tl,e old kads will uhoup
thingR I'D.
, 1879-02-19
OSHV EGO.

OswEao, Peb. 49, -GnA1S- Wheat steady: No. l
hard Duluth spr!ng. s1.1o; No. 2 Milwaukee.
s1.05; No. 2 red Wabash, $1.lo. oats-blarkct
dull; No. 2 Western, 43c.
, 1879-02-19

CLEVELAND. O., Fen. 1B.-pErRoLEun-Un-
changed; standard white. no test, DC.
FIrrsnun,t. Pa. Feb. 1a.-pErnoLruM-Dult +;
crude, $1.18!i Mt ParEcr's for Immediate ship
ment; rut'ncd, Os;c. phalo'phia delivery.
Ut. City. Ps., FEB, IL. 8.-PETinLEUN-AfAfket
opened very dull, with sales at DSa{c; declined
to H73;c. at which price 1t closed: Hh!ptncnls,
81, 900 htls, averaging II, 00u; Transactions, 90,
U1u bfta,
, 1879-02-19
fN1st.'Cf1N,

Esw OntEASs, Feb. 49, -CorToy-ssarkct easier;
nidllngs. oase; low do 0c; good ordlnBry, SIC;
net receipts. 49, 0D7 bncs: gross, 7.:H7; exports
to France. .,37; coaatwisc, !, u30i salcs, 7.70o;
stock, J8O, bUU.
81. LoU1s. Fcb. la.-corroS-Quiet and lower;
midd1inG, ut6c; low nliddlln4 H.tc; good ordinn-
vy. A4c: sales. 400 bales: receipts, 1,p00; ship-
1uruts, 2, 1u0; stuck. 10, 400.
, 1879-02-19


The returns from the town.mccttngs held in
surrounding counties, Tuesday, do not indicate
any decay Of The Republican vitality shown III
thu fall elections.
, 1879-02-19
lInrllfy Eyor."
Alhnuty .f1Htn7{fRrp1-

Tilien: love thee, pclton, but never moro
Ncycri" T,dsn: swell, hardly ever"
, 1879-02-19

or pleasure, and subject 10 fits Of n,clan-
c!,oly? Arc your kilncyr, stomach, urinary
organs, liver or blood in disordcrcd conai-
ton? DO vol, suffer irom rheumatism, hell
ralgia. or aches and pains? Have you been
iulisereet in carly years md
, 1879-02-19


The past week differed til no very marked par-
!lea1at from tho two OF three which Immediately
s'eeededlt. somo little improvement In the de-
haad va observable. antl III some lines Of goods
aa2at hardening Of PRICES IL noted but in neither
eaeN Tho change 80 pronounced na to attract much
.Ittaton For tho tn,c Of year u fair business Ia
apfoRfeas, andthat Is about nil that IA clnlmcd.
eaies'loas continue satisfactory, and the market
nalnla'nsa fFm tone. with cottons showing a
Raoeac3 to advance. OF the export movement,
.atat" York Journal Of Commerce of Saturday
IA! Iars:
the movement for cxport shnws quite eAttsfac-
w! ano thc !ncfease 0vcr last ycns previously
b"'n.s "saa ~ eeen falY sqsta!nrd. Tho improved
tssn t..s los markets nearest our own IL pleasing
issnan o. thls trade, aud confirms expectations
IT. a.ousn sae Efforts that Kept in constant actton
sSa. .saaieo 1s, shlpmrn'a for the weok cumprlse
Eostap paeEs2ea from this port. 132 packages from,
ht9te snd l8 paekagcs from other ports, nlaktng
'a"' D ~ packages for tho week, nnd
s. s'ose Jan. lR70.............O,4 4ll $2a9, 70
s.ms tias as ~ 1h.h M '."........ 0g.:l hi., Hftl
saas time In ls7j ...,,.....'. G,i;SS 5M,. TX;
~ exalhlt OF !ncfcaau for 1K1U over lH7S IN a
ts'os s''nftaetoty nt showing. both iu packages nntl
th, nn,,h ne aHeichca ~ packages 10 nearly double
sf.u.S oas'. Of an auction sale. while tho supply
.no,Ss. .sole eotons haH boon mora tk,au coyre-
1t il ;,1.S,as 1eaassd ~ proauetlon entirely differ
ILL., III His,a.sr, nnt serY desirable aud naEset.
tn. Is X SANTIAGO which sailed aouut tan. 10, will
ill., f;bmno nofs ahont tho end of March, BY way Ut
ot, s;a boios ot snaz. fot China and upan direct.
Importance will 10 tuportcj. ''A'"' '' "01''
v NEW YORK.
a.r.... ,innK, Fob. 1R-Cotton poods m.rket con.
tams,a,s sense: anu 70 many lcstnp fabrics arc
, 1879-02-19
CURRENT OPINION.


TNltd0 H7Nde {TtN,1,
It Is thought that The next census will Eiyc us
si1ty-s!x moro Congressman. It is not moro,
but better ones tint VIC want.