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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-19

Brown: Can you break m e a So
bill ?" Jones: 81 should like 10
break it, but unfortunately I'm broke
myself.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-19
To the Defendant, :

TO NE IItJGHHuHIN:
Whitmarsh S Murray aud Amanl, I.
Murray
Take Notice that the summons gin this
action, of which llc foregoing j., a copy,
together with The complaint was flied. in
the office Of the Clerk OF tins Court at
Orangebnrg, in the County ofOrangcburg,
in the State OF South Carolina, on the 2nd
Of December a. ID. 1879.
MALCOLM I. BROWNING,
Plaintiffs AlloIncy.
dec 5 ct
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-19


STATE OF SOUrn CAkULINlA.
COUNTY OF -Cour, of Com
mon Pleas
Summons for Relicr-Complaint not
Served
J. Ell. Amakcr, Plaintiff
Against
Adam Perry Amakcr, Henrietta C..
Amaker, Whitmarsh ). Murray, Am.
nnda l.. Murray, Francis j. Prlzer
W. Ar'her, J T. Arlhcr, Joseph W.
Loryca, Philip kicll, Jane Kich. T.. J.
Huyck, t. } liuyck, V. T. Mack and ID
+. Joyncr r-Dc:cndants.
To The UejtnddaiS:
Adam Perry Amaiicr, IIenric;.aC Ama'icr.
WhitmarSh Murray, Amanda |. Mar
ray, Francis j pciZcr Trustee, " "
Wannamaker, George Arlhc,, j T.
Arthcr, Joseph iorvca, Philip Rich
Jane Rich, ~ Bnyck, i J Buyck, W Is
Mack and - + .Ioyncr:
You are hereby summ"uscd, and rcquircA
10 answer the complaint in this action
which has been filed in the office Of the,
Clerk OF this Court and to serve II copy of
your answer TO the said complaint on hr
subscriber 1T his office, Court House square,
Orangeburg, >. c., within twenty d.ys
alter the service hereof, exclusive OF III,
day of such service; and ynu hi tua ;.
wer the comp anl within the tin. 1:p:
said, the plaintiff in this aclion viii i,ply
10 the Court for the relief dcmanIr III t4r
said complaint.
Dated November 2Sth 1879.
lis MALCOLN |. BROWNING,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
GEO. BOLIVER.
T.. g.. u.
, 1879-06-25

MRMPiIlst TenIl., juno H.-Oldclat reports to
the agent Of thu Western Associated Press 1t
Mcnplis, Tenn, from the Mayors and 'Psesl-
deuts Ut tic uoards OF Health, Ut tho following
cltcs aud towua: Memphis, Vicksbufc, Jack
sou. Mssa., Canton, Mlss., Shreveport, La.. Col
'tervs!ie, Teuu.. Hickman, Ky., 01snada, M!ss.,
Jieteua, Ark, Holly sprlnga. Miss, Decatur,
Ala, Tuscun.bia, Ala, all bearing date June ~
hrinx tho gratifying intelligence that Ia none Of
brc1, more layorahlc. 1n 10 instances hss there
bscn anr Indications Of return Of feyer- Hst-
tor Health than usual 1t this aeason Of tue
yssr prevails. aud avery prccautiou that s2n&-
pitsheu towards pre.en.lnE tho recurrence Of
lat year's epidrullr. Quarantine regulations
hare been established ready 10 bo eprorcs4
ab,,utd Iii extVtnEY 4rfSc. >.
, 1879-06-25


WARRINGTON, D. c., June "A meeting Of
the Bcnate Finance Committee was held this
mosoing, md short consideration given TO the
tl to exchange tratlc-dol1ars for standard
silver dollars, which passed the House last
week. Strangely enough, RaJard was not
prcseus. Morrill,, tho old Chairman Of the
Committee. autagonlzotl. bin theory being that
It would lncrcaaa tife number OF lcgal-tender
silver dollars. Wallace tried hard to get the
viii hc hold Tomorrow, anu tho result viii
lurgeiy depend on tho cousso Of Allison aud
Furry.
, 1879-06-25

Tho speaker announced tho appointment nf
t1Ie following select comaitteo on tho alcoholic
sImontop. Williams {Ala.h Brewer, .Eorcruss,
Miller, Md updcGrafr {O.C
The Speaker annuuccd the appointment Of
hfr. Briggs as menbor Of the Committee to
Investigate the election frauds In Cincinnati In
place Of hcCook, decftucd.
Tie ao-ca1lcd Political Assessment ht was
taken up, and the Republicans avalled tI,cnl-
seives Of the parliamentary privileges to prevent
action upon it.
The morning hour WAS consumed In roll calls
mon diatory motions made By the Republicans,
aud the bill went oyer without action.
The House then proceeded to the business on
followa:
senatc amendments to the bill relating to tho
Territorial Assembly OF Montann. Concurred
Senate bill for printing II, 900 extra copies Of
the report and proceedings Of tho Paris Mono
tary Conference. Fasscd.
beuzte bill for the benefit Of the widow aud
children Of the 1ate Ger. james shields. and tn-
Passed.
The next bill On the tab1o was tue Bcnate bill
relative to vessels not lmpclled wholly BY sail
OF BY Internal motive power Of their own. IT
Statutes, shall not be coustrucd 30 a. TO require
thc payment OF any foc OF charge for enrolling
or licensing vessels not propelled wholly by sail
or bv internal motive power of their oxn, nn1
Mr. r. Ryon S exp'aued tieu*s's} t5ns ts S obrscca
10 Other vessels than canal boats or Iats en-
gaRcd ip the navigation Of Internal waters of
the States or, tir United States.
Mr.: Ackln opposed tic bill. It proposed to
exempt all barees which wero towed by tuet.
Under its provisions a vessel partly propeIlod
by sail aud partly BY internal alpowcr ,of tts own
would be exempted from license fec. Tic word
"whally" hat1 evidently been Inserted With
some uttcr!or motive.
Mr.. Reagan opposed the bill, and gave i,ts
reasons. lie dec1arca that the pasaagc Of tho
lsll would be f4saf blunllor, and would open
W!de thu door to smuggling. ...
Without dlspcslnE Ut tho bill tho House i'd
fouFned.
, 1879-06-25

10 Ekt WfaffF91 AssH<aNl11 E7tt1.
WAsusN6ToN, D. e., Juus 2.-Thu Secretary
Of THO Treasury having been Informed tE,at bo-
liYiA has decrecl the Issue of lettors-ot.marquc.
with authority of privateers 10 seize Gillian
property In neutral vessels, Anl that the aucAts
10 Bolivia hayu departed for tic United StXtes,
CulleCturs ut Customs arc required to sec hut
Her. T. M 0t tin devised Statutes be yigtlautly
cnforced against MI veasel* thai appear to be
de4ttned to violate tho ncutsalty laws Of. the
United 1t2tea.
Ttlk M'cKANr NOMINATION.
Tic President received q communication from
the 8enA.e judiciary COMMITTEES with reganl't0
the withdrawal OF Tho domination Of Secretary
alcC1sry II Judge OF tho Eighth Judicial Cir
cult, 1t atates ihefe waa M personal objection
to the nominee NIL, that tle ouIy reason foE nut
recommending bis confrn1ast'h was tllat the
Iut1m stcu tIlat renewal Of the nomination at
tu. prupes tins would raeeiyo favorable cousld.
crAt3un,
, 1879-06-25

SAFETY,
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS ANR now B8EKINd
= THROUGH THEIR COMMITTEE.

WHAT THE DEMOCRATS ARE NOW SEEKING
THROUGH THEIR COMMITTEE.
Sssctot Itsputsh IA Jha Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., juno 24.-1he Demo-
crats ara not q happy fnn'ily Tonight. Their
dny's discussion IN aild out Of tho Joint Con.
fescuro Committee has brought them no peace.
The feeling amoug them In tho Senate IL
strenttennE Ia favor Of Judicial bill shorn OF
all rcstr,clons, and going to t,lo country on the
Issues they declare they have now made up. On
tic uolso side, tho extrcmlsts In effect m.
nounco themselves moro cnrngeu and deter
mined than they remember to have bcen at my
stage Of their battle for constitutional liberty.
Bit, a one Of them expressed 1t to-day, this
time the dog wae wa9gIng the tail. and tho Sen
ato Was tho dog.
The Juint Conference Of the Caucu4 Com-
Mittecs
HELD LONG sEss1oN.
but came to M definite concluslon though m
agreement upon TWO bills In course Of prcpara-
tion tonight Is expected la tho morning. The
proposition which met with the most favor Was
to agaln divtde the Judicial bill, which, It will
be remembered, was ttself sliced oil fFoul the
Legislative bill i. former surrender, aud pass
everything cxccD: tho appropriations for the
!Marahals and Deputies, Without any political
restrictions except tho iurors' test.oatl, to
which tbs President las offered no objection.
1t ia theu proposed to appropriate Ia a sub
Judicial blu No. stout 5000 600 for Narshats,
With the restrictions impoacl On tho vetoed
Judicial bill, aall beYond-aa Democrats hare
remarked before 1t their several hAItEug places
for a hasty lunch OH the line Of tllciF retroat-
thoy NOW declare thnY
NEVER WILL. aT1n AN INCH.
This backdown has not been by easy stages.
The restrictions which they Rre now tudlng
difficulty In attaching u 100000 Of sppro-
priatlous was trst nut uu the bill containing
el7,0O0,W1 Next thu reduction Was limited to
d matter Of only to,G01000. aud now 1t Is
proposed to relieve g., 000, 600 Of this Inst sum
from tic restriction. Thus SOMA Of tho Dem
ocrata to-day thtuk they have aueeaalllty -.
piled the thcorY Of subdiTtd!ug natte:s unIif
tho ultimate alonl il reached TO tha subdyil-
lun OF these political appropriation bills. Tho
Republicans say that II tue President will Try
then, with onu more yeto, thu sums Of which
tho Government will bc deprived will bo 10
small that thu Kapubltcaa Committee can foot
tho bill.
WHAT MAS DONE.
The following sfe thu details Of the meeting
Of tbs Democratic Committee Ut e4fcty, which
t3c'a four-llours' session this AFTERNOON so
collstuer tlle polttll4l situation. No conclusion
Was reached, ut,d III adjourned meeting will 10
bella tU-lnurrGw lnprulHX at o'rluck, to GU.
deAyor to dptera.ins u definite pulley, Which
shull Ge eitAtr sub.atttol directly to IL. 1lousa
ur 10 CAUCUS, THIS probabilities aru uat lhe
Committee OF Safety will agFcn- Two general
, 1879-06-25
WASHINGTON.
The Great Democracy, Having
Reached the Jumping
Off Place,
Now Propose to Stand Their
Ground Against All
Odds.
The President, Satisfied with
the Aspect of the Sit
uation,
Will Mercifu11y Decline to
Push Them into the
Abyss.
Every Prospect that tho Lcgitf-
mate Appropriations Will
Be Made Shortly.
Thurman the Chosen Leader in
This Prudent but lnglorious
Retreat.
4 Serious 19loT Given 10 Gl0Yer's
Trumped-Up Report.
It Is Publicly sneered at, and It's Author
Pronounced Insane,
Thurman the Chosen Leader in
This Prudent but lnglorious
Retreat.
4 Serious n1ou Given 10 GloYer's
Trumped-Up Report.
1t Is Publicly sneored at, and It's Author
Pronounced Insane.

WILL STAY.
THE LisT-DITCukHs IN i HOPELESS MINORITY.
8pteiat Dtspateh to The Trtbunk-
WAsu1NoToH, D. c., june A.-Tlie significant
feature Of the House proceedings was the at
tempt Of ahe Bourbon extremists to rass a COLI
current resolution for the final adjournment Of
both Houses tomorrow Afternoon. This move
ment MAS made nftcr conference among the
House leaders, mud MAS intended - a means OF
compelling what thcy called wcsK-knced Demo-
Gratis to show themselves. This they did with
out hcsitating, and. to tho surprise Of the stall
warts, there were tweoty Democratic und Green
back votes cant against i resolution to adjourn
before the Judicial Appropriation hill Is passed.
This number docs not embrace more than half
OF tho House Democrats, Who would resist any
attempt to adjourn without passing the Appro-
pstation bill.
Tho lastditch men claim TINT thcso eighty
votN will be unit to the ond on q fillbuster-
Ing plan. ln this
THET ARE M1sTAKEF.
The extremists, When tic crisis comes, II 1t is
to come, could not number more than thirty.
fire OF forty. Still that number would bo
enough to cause great embarrassment to their
party, and, to indefinitely prolong tho session
should they not decide to 1ic!d to the opsutou
Of the majority Of thelr own party. 1t il mt
probable, however, tint rasost will 10 had to
nny extended flltbustcring schcu1e. To make
factions opposition would merely tend to widen
tho brcacA whcl, exists In tho Democracy. Tie
leaders wiIl probably be able to Keep tho hot
heads In cl,ock. Indeed, 1t is expected that
tho plan agreed upon by the Committee Of
Safety will he accepted without vcry much re-
slstancc. mud that lual adjournment, with
snmr aort of a f,1i1tenl hill t1rrtI iytlf ha haH
, 1879-06-25
THE PROTECTION" PHlLANTAR0PlsT.

ePH1xortELU ILL.,, Juno GA. ". Edwards,
fprtncrly Of Carlluvltle, aftsrward Of tho NJ Pro-
tccl!un II Life.1usurenro Company. and HUI,
later OF Tie Fargo, uak.. ltp4bIeaa, have been
wosktng this City tor ssveral daye, Altar much
llut Elwsrds IL M agent OF fiuusy, ot7st. Paul.
wha tu turn IL "a agent ot Tt!drn, md that Ed
warls' mlssson is to buy the 54o4s Hsqttt&r from
tien. Palmer. The bargain had progressed 90
far tl.ut Palmer lad aYfeod to sell, but before
Edwards md Flnucy produced Ahu monet lsat-
lus Illinois Democrats sppesred on The ground
pIl forbade the 9alq.
, 1879-06-25
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE oFp pTnE CHIEF Ht0NA1 OxYIc1k,
WAsntHaroa, D. C., juno 25-1 q. m.-Indtca7.
tions: For the Tcnucssco and the Ohio Val
Icy and Lover Lake region, STATIONARY pressure
a'd temperature, easterly aud soutberly wiuds,
clear or partly cloudy weatler.
For the Upper l.ake region, Upper Mississippi,
and Loster Missouri Valleys, cloudy weather
ard local rims, possibly followed By clearing
wcathrr, soutlIetly shifting to cooler vest and
north winda, NTH rising barometer,
LOCAL o1lKKTATI1xt.
CHidiRa linn p
, 1879-06-25
81. 90.
LEADING WEsTnnN LAWHElts: -
NORTHWEST BAR ASSOCIATION.

Association 1'v which n'sa @ fssz s9s Rh fssa Sna ,
, 1879-06-25

WAsulNaroa, D. t., Juue A.-ln tue Seuatc.
resolution liking Wednesday, June Is, at
o'clock in tho Rftoraoon, a. tAe time for H.
tourument was, on suotton Of Ar. Davis. OF
West Virginia, reconnnittel tu tho COMMITTEES
ou Appropriations.
, 1879-06-25

---
ARIZONA TEn.-phoentx, Atasicopa County.
Prescott, Yavnpal County. ~
lo''"Do-cA'0a es'' s's'uGas ons0S 3 q. STANLEY.
Denver, Arnpahoe Comfy
Georgetown, Clear Creek County. :. .,,o,,,,,,,,x
pAeo' ~ A1N JOHN i. McCUTCllRN,
YRnkton, Yanktoa County. e,,,-,,
1LL1NOlS-Alcdo, blcscer County: ,,.,,,
WELDON d McEuLTA.
SA' S. ,..,s,.e A.. a.'... " c.J. MAIN.
cafmt' "htso County r.. II, .1u1Nsps..
cn,e.po coos couptv. f4cA1'" q ~ f4eA14S'
pcc.tnr uacon couut1. veolpeA ~ fAo @Ai1
c,D,va w.no ,,ountv. ~ G. 'o''as'
J. n. MAYpohN.
c. ". bliss.
Jc,,eystiIe' Je2S; Jesss;; County. N ooN = A1 -
1,,co,n. 1oo,n county. oEoi'o' NJ 4's''''a'AN'
A'aeon' 4'os~" @'a"s'' uopLlr & eToKES,
,,onmon,h Warren County. L. ~ eeA''11N'
,fontice,,o pts,I Itcamnstt canuty t1ih1f" o1S'A''
"o'''S' afu''' 1ou'''' j. N. READING,
'o''''0A' ""''e''@' ~'' WIN. J. Mccoy,
oFcs0n' os'e coaa'S EFF. BUTCHER
o''9"'' L''4''e ''''''' G.s. ELDREpuE.
ia31oa' fo'o eoun's' A. 8AMpLH .
Fcklv4 r.zcweli County. a. as..1 ~
H. H. SAWYER
po,.,,,,,v,, nrn,rG GGGGAnTY G1nnsY. Bios q oA@1o'l
pt,.o,,d ri.e count, T. W. hsAEELEf'
Quincy. Aa.m' couEiyt; uEEiiyt;oorT n1uuAnpgon
-,..bs..s .urtn. W1,..tt.
t''~1' "" C. H. DHAZEE.
EhclbYYi]te, Shelby County.
' '"'' TIi1RNToN + IiAML1N.
Springfield ean0anou County,: ,,,,,,
c,uv.n ,tor,tr,o copn,1 rA1Fos q LAsfiilH'''
ALVIN 1. oltEEHh.
Sycamore. ueKAlo County. owr, .u.,,,.
, 1879-06-25

HOUSE.
In tho House, Mr.. House offered resolution
Tor the ,1nal ADJOURNMENT Of Congress at
o'clock Oh Wednesday, juno 25.
Mr.. Garfield inquired whether Mr. House
could say whether tue appropriation bills would
bo passed by tl,at time, but ho received no
answer.
Mr. To~nshcn1. Of Illinois, objecttng to de-
bate, yea anl nay vote was taken.
The resolution was defeatcd-yeas. ": pay9,
1G3, Several Democrats voted Ia the negative.
among t11etn Mr, stephens.
The following Democrats anl 0recnbackers
rnfed In the ncQatiYG:
, 1879-06-25

ggro.s!a!ag gc, s,.g:, for : }nm!!tse composed Of
port At the nef IN the changes II any,
OF eo'1ectingf g - B either IRON customs OF
internal ta1fssS In the management Of TIC
various dcpfS aand bureaus Of Tie uovcri1-
mcnt, With to the efficiency Of the scrv-
leo md ete-% In appropriations Of public
mone!, and whetacr changes from perfnanoutto 10
annual approprf htlons would be advantageous
will rail- It up and spcak upon L. tomorrow.
A Juint rcaolu ton pruvtdtng thirty. days ex-
tra paJ for Congressional emgloses being under
mcu!, a. an additional acctton, the provtsons of
The judicial Expense bill, just vetoed, dtycssed
OF the poltical clauses and the jury clanscs.
Mr. Wallace moved 10 amend Air. Inga1fa'
amendfnent by adding the clause Of the vetoed
judicIat Erpensr b1l( preclu3lDg the appotnt-
nent Of Deputy Marshala. fH
The Wallace amendment mas agreed to By 4
party vote.
Nj. Wallace also moved to amend the resotu-
tton by adding the jury clause Of tho judicial
Before n vote on this amendment was taken,
slr Davis NV. Val moyedto adjourn. Agreed
to,-27 to II "a party vote.
, 1879-06-25

'owA-1os'n' Harrison fe4sp'Ei S4sxEiirArr : CALDWELL
nsa.sssn., re~;.E|:E E|EEas Hgenss KIRK
s5oun. Pleasant 11eur5 County: .,,n1 80
:s' s,s 1'.~e e'i1s bxslxNNAN 4 JAYNE
0%"o' 1YEK d F1TcurArR1cK.
S4" '1'1p's'' s"'et@'"" ''GfiI}:: GMI}I::AM SHAVER
~s..s.. ,1a..s ] os".. sANKEY COOK.
- osaso. Mitchell County. ,>. ......--
osceoli,; c..sk County. 1. .,,' -'....s', s
oaka1oosa, nahaska County: :.,.n, 1900.
MILLER d MYNARD.
.,' F. L. KEEP,
wv "s' CHASE 4 TAYLOR.
n',, JOHN N. NE1mAN.
sTnUDLE 4 K1NNK.
alLcNNlsT L AAlNEs
' GEonoE oRDwAy.
J. + q. LKoHARD.
Dur'laga.ne, osago County: ,,,. -.......-.
Council asoro Aor.1s Goan.Z; a,n Z;os . n,.,,rr.,,
E1dor.do, Butler County :, - ,,,,,. ,,,.a,r, -,
.puep'na'as'' '0u.k'"sF' 'oWG1sNSi1EL DANIEL GRASS.
' SAMUEL A. RIGGS.
LeaycaxoEth, Lca4eavoss6 CauHt5.. .....s,u.....
Lyons, Rtca County. ..,,,, :, ,.,,oa..-,
Topeka, ,shswnss ocgnt.yy; ~ a...,. 49, 1a'1sso,,
.''".s ' ss.' j. N. DALDEnsToN.
Detroit, Wayne County. -..
GRIND Eap!dl, Rent County. 1....... ....~..
uoukhtoa, noughton co,uusy ~"4' ~ D."
. ,,.. THUS: =. CHADDouRAE
BW1FT q OSBORN.
Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo coun.3. Sa' - ~0'AA1'
Mulkeson, Mu.keeou County.
>' A'"-'' ~ IRA e. RANDALL.
"a,tnr.,, u'u' ,u.. cans,s SSSEi KILLER,
Sof'n"e"' t"eo eoaa'tp tpEux1Ns d Wu1ppLE
o'.'a'., ..a'. n'ss.s COUNTY. COUNT J, Nj. nunL1soAMr.
Pseston' FILLMORE coan'3' HENRY II. WELLS.
snns fea'' n'~''' eoao''' !. ". GILMAN.
s7oo"'-ch'u'0o'n' 1'''n*''on JSSdMnH JSMH N, poYp.
a..':. o't'' ss'1''a % County, ": ". VAN NESS.
~, ', 'an'' ~ 1@a. 1aa. e"aa., z. runskr:
sth hH9H6itr1n htH2Stt III XIII ihihYi}acK uAHngs1RR
y,ra,ula clty n.4,..on coaoty 5ot,s T. oossELIY'
RE1RAskA-A'o'on' boono fGaaIKi GiRI}Kxi Il conrR11.y
n.to,, c,tv p.tot. coontv HALE q AaE"EN'
Fill, Ctr. nlah,rd.oa ceunsy. uyaA9 - o'''fff'
Grand l,,aaaL Hail COUNTY, 4S'AA 4't41 va
Hebron. 7n.yer County. =, =, w., ~ "o.r' sco,.,
Lincoln. Iaocsater County ,',naa,. .,,,,.
HARDWOOD X AAE8
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-04
Shoes and Hats are very CHEAP, at
Il. w. HALLS.
4 Fine Range.

Messrs. Shea & DonahOe yesterday
put up a large Active Cabinet,
Double Oven, Wrought Iron Range Fl"
It tie Central House. 1t was made
by the Union Stove, Range and
Furnace Works of VIM Fisher &
Co, Cincinnati, Onio, and is one of
the finest ranges we have seen in this
country. l. was examined by quite a
it splendid piece of work. Messrs.
Shea s. DOnahoe handle the goods of
VIM. Fisher & Co, one Of the largest
range manufactures in the United
States, aud orders left with them will
receive prompt attention.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-04
1ONsUMPTEON CURED.

An old physician, retired firm pra tee. haV-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
consumpt on. bronchistis catarrh, asthma, and all
throat AID lung affections also q positive and
radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous
complaints after having tested its wonderful cur
alive power in thousands of cases, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his Suferin fellows.
Actuated by this motive and disire to relieve
human suffering will send free of charge to all
who disire it this receipt with full directions for
preparing and useiag in German. French and
English. Sent by mail By ad iress with stamp
narIing this paper w. W Sherar, l49 Powers
RICck Rochester. New York.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-04
Remedy for Hard Times.

Stop Spending so much on fine
clothes, rich food and style. Buy good,
healthy food, cheaper and better cloth
ing; get more real and substantial
things of life every way, and especial
~ stop the foolish habit of running
after expensive and quack doctors or
using so much of the vile humbug
medicine that does you only harm,
and makes the proprietcrs rich. but
put your trust in the greatest of all
simple, pure remedies, Hop Bitters,
that cures always at a trifiiDg cost, and
you will see better times and good
health. Try it once. Read Of it in
another column.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-04
Ghancery Court.

The ChsncrTy Court re-assem bled
at the appointed hour yesterday
morniR. Hon. W. B. Staley on the
bench, and the following was entered
of record
J.H. Frlits and wife, w. B. Hope,
admir-, ct al; Clerk and Masters re,
port of settlement with receiver and
solicitors fees confirmed.
alfred /. Keith ct al VS.. Timothy
Weaver ct al; death OF Russell Keith
suggested.
Samuel Courtney Va. h. Z. Helm ct
al alias process awarded.
John 5. Harden, jr., vs.. Southern
Fertilfzing COmpaUyi motion to strike
answer from the file.
d. r. McADslly VS.. A. *. Humesi
decree confirming sale.
A David W. Z. COIN; appeal
granted; one month 10 give bond.
Court adjourned till O'Clock this
morning.
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Food HI DfgesGCd

Imperfcctly nourishes the system, sicce it is on;y
partially assimilated By the blood. Pale, nag~
gard mortals, with dyspeptic stOmachs, impover
ishei circulation and weak nerves, experience a
marked and rapid improvement in their physi>
cal condition by availing themselves of that
sure resource of the sick and debiiitated.
Hostetter's Stomach bitters. his genial tonic
and lucrative len an impetus to tie pro-
cesses of digest on which insures an ade-
quate Development of the materials of blood,
fiber. and muscular tissue. Moreover it soothes
ard strenEthens overwrouEht or weak nerves.
counteracts tendency to hypochondTia or des-
pondency, to which dyspe2tic and bilious persons
are peculiarly liable, and is an agreeable and
wholesome appetizer a1d promoter of repsse.
The iafrmities of age, and OF delicate female
constitutions are great yreieyed by il; and it is
a relia5:e preventive of. aEdremedy for, malarisl
feseEs,
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4 hinge fu EBtIs

y recent change in the mails give
Louisville, BlOuut county, a daily
N I'll from Knoxville. This puts a
: Op to direct communication between
Mary willie ana Louisville, mail being
sent hereafter 10y the way of KNOX
Vile. Tue NaTyvilIe Lnder says {:
This vii considerably delay commu-
uIca.ion between Maryville and the
o her places affected by the change,
bLL, Oh sume accounts, will be better
for Louisville, the only place bene-
fitted by the new order of things"
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AT 81 O'clock last night, at Broad
Street Church, Rev. w. w. BAYS,
pastor, officiating, Mr.. Jas. NJ, Mar
tin and Miss Fannie NJ. Hall, all of
this CITY.
The church was wei filled with
friends f the young couple, to witness
the nuptiai ceremonies. The bride
was attired in white altogether, with
long flowing bridal veil. There were
no attendants.
On Thursday evening, April SD, at
the residence of the brides father in
Knox county, about nine miles from
the city, Mr.. VIM. n. BIsndon of
this city, and Miss MoHie Legg,
daughter of Edward Legg, Esq.
The welded couple came to the city
yesterday evening after the perform
ance of the ceremony, and were ten
dered a reception at the residence of
Lhe.gToom's father, w. c. Brandon,
4. a.
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Rev. James PaIk, d D., and Mr.. j.
H. Brownies, of this city, and Rev. sir.
Henry, of Blouut County, went down
on yesterdays train to Loudon, to at
tend the session Of the Pfesby terry of
Knoxville, which was TO meet at 7
O'Clock last night in that place. Rev.
z. a. Ramsey, the retiring Moderator,
WAS to preach the opening sermon.
some important business is to come
before the session, chief of which is
action upon he new Book of Church
Order.