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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-10-10

him was Of a somewhat startling ehar.c
ter
After spending d short time u III
office Ae proceeded to j costua4ers $ eseab
II4sAmeut, aud placed himself. Il the Astnds
ot an artist, VINO, after = long and tedious
process transformed him into . hideoos
looking Indian chi~f. "
Then, with chuckle, he vas driven t.
the ballroom.
The music was pealing forth from tic
Orchestra, ana hundreds of grotesquety-:
attired figures were tniosIing ~ tt1e = tnee.
lie cid noe dauce at first. but walked
with stately tread around lie hall, gg,tz@ass
dlsdaintuljy o. the glddy ttIfouE:
lie vas searching for sassl.afSish lad !
Sith j scarlet hood.
1t was some lime before he1fouad what
he sought fer.
But III last he stopped suddenly, md
his gaze fingered ina particular qqarter.
Hts heart beat high vita e1ultaTIon.
There vas the Turkish ladg with the
scarlet hood, and her size aad general
contour were exactly those ot hts VIE.
TD@rc could be 10 mistake :aooat It.
1t was lie only costume OF tie klnd II
the room.
lie approached her boldly, with no
tear OF Icing recognized.
lie halted III front OF her.
"Pooy squaw;' he SAID in gutteraI
tone.
She looked ut him and her eyes flashed
merrlly out from lne small otlhces ot her
mask.
"Noblo Indianr she replied.
"squaw come FROM the tar eastern
lands q he said, takiag a seat beside her
Yes" was the reply, ~ NobLe brave
take many scaps - Y ri
"oreat many. oquaw dance =
"Ivs.'
And they took their places on the
a..,.t.r H., j H.. a,,,drIsIes.
Thus an hour passed very pleasantly,
- n.4 ;, co,tass ~ himself, fyr lis vic
III. Jill st.e-vas ,,nvoutediv witt4,
vivac,ous and entertaining.
But all Ut once tue TnrkIsh lady desert.
"A H. ana i,,uea ! Roman senate. on
H. o,n+.r s,.,r II tl,4. room.
sb4 sonv.rsyJ with hI.a IL q low tone,
,t..,.f...,,.. se5. With him, ana a.terwsrass
.x..na,,ye1 some private words in an ap-
.,..r,.,.tfv y..ry conliueotiul manner.
,fs,x rt,rly uaod, ned Mr. BasLtor1
win iya,ously.
H+ bovered in. her neighborhood,
,y.,,kad about with !. slow, measured
,,anu. Ana yazed toward her rsproacb
t,.It.
Finally he got chance to speak to her
again.
..suuaw must not leave her braye,7' he
,onymured.
But she only laughed tantalizingly,
4.sh.n We walk in the osters hail Z" be.
sid. 81 IS hot ana close in this crowd ?"
sba nodded in assents.stld took his arta
and thew le t the heated, restless thro"g.
Now was Mr.. Bashford's time.
He suddenly seized his companion
around the waist, thrust his hand under
her mask and pressed it over her mouth,
and ran with her to a carriage.
scream and you will be murdered,
lie murtered in her ear.
He-then forced her into carriage,
STEPPING in afler her.
The driver slammed the door to, spraog
into his seat, aud whipped the horses into.
i run.
The Turkish lady vas 50 thoroughly
fisbtened that liltle OF no urging was
> cded to.keep her quiet.
Finally the driver gave long cough.
This was j signal to M. Basbford that
,nav we're approaching his house.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-10-10
S II e5 /.
General Forwar1ers, F'reighters, and
Commission Merchants.

SIX o. the largest Mercantile Houses Montana Being
M @ eaEesf Shippers IN the Territory and having the buyers
~ .e efn Anrkes we prepared sell Goods and
a5ls1 general on Its at prices that defy comnetion
& we 3Xo TIE only repoof warehouse Benton having the
Tor handing and storing offer superior
r. ~ any part OF the Territory desiring ship goods
foft 5eoton We pay the highest price for
EufEa1o Robes Beef Eides and E.e1Srieg
any description Parties desirons of purchasing goods will find
elsewhere. " 0 purchasing
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
Ingerson and Bennett.

Mr.. EDITOR: In your editorial
of the Goth of August, concerning
Bob Ingersoll, you make grievous
error. Col. Robt. Ingersoll has a
friend named d. NJ. Bennett, editor
of the Truth Seeker, an upright,
conscientious man, who has been
imprisoned on the charge of one
Anthony Comstock, for sending a
philosophical pamphlet through the
mails, called ''Cupid's Yokess' If
ever Col. Ingersoll has erred he re-
deems his faults in nobIy striving to
obtain the freedom Of his fellow
man-unjustly improved.
IF ''Cupid's Yokes'' can be called
obscene, then "Malthus' Theory of
Population" on which it is based
can be called the same. So can
Shakespeare, Byron and the Bible be
denominated obscene by the same
definition that includes "Cupid' 8
Yokes." :" It is not the obsceniay in
the books but the reflection of the
vile mind of Anthony Comstock
that makes them appear SO to this
Cerberus Of the mails. Anthony
Comstock, judging for himself the
obscenity Of the matter, can seize
any one sending such through the
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07

mails, bring them before his pet
Judge, and have them summarily
tried and sentenced. Comstoek has
done thus with Mr.. Bennett, and
yet you call the latter "a lewd fell
low of the baser sort. oaI
In this case Mr.. Bennett happens
to be the pure one and his accuser
the s'lewd fellow" To prove which
assertion let the records ofIthe courts
testify. This Anthony Comstock
with bis partner in crime, Britton,
decoyed five young girls to exhibit
themselves naked for money and
then arrested them for SO doing,
after feasting his vile mind on their
various points of beauty. The judge
before which these unfortunate
women were carried, inbred with
more manly feelings, sternlyrebuk-
ed Comstock and dismissed the
girls because they had been hired
to commit that for which they were
arrested by their aceusers. : This
occurred in New York City. 1oa Z.
Also in a public meeting of pas
tors a Boston minister denounced
Comstock for doing acts that would
disgrace Boston policeman.
Comstock sends decoy letters,
assumes false names and uses the
power of his Office to suppress his
personal enemies. u 1t is not SO
much that Mr.. Bennett mailed OBJ
scene matter but that he is editor
of an infdel paper that Comstock
wished him imprisoned, and he had
been known to swear that he would
get him yet, referring to Bennett.
Judge now which is the better Of
the two. I submit respectfully,
whether the editorialin question is
not liable to mislead. A more NOR
al man than Mr.. Bennett there is
not in the city of New York, and
Col. Ingersoll is right when he
labors to have him pardoned, from
the effects of law welded by an
iniquitous man. 1a -7s'.'eH az
5a-l AVERY MERRIwETHER.
Greeneville, Tenn, Aug. 27, TO
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 6. - The
President has appointed Gen. Will
liam H. Hays, of Springfield, KY,
United States District Judge for
Kentucky, to succeed the late Judge
Ballard. =
Secretary Evarts, in an official
communication to the President in
relation to the further investigation
by this Government into the Laabra-
Mexican claim, says such in
quiry should be confined to
the question of q fraudulent
exaggerated value of the claim by
interested parties before the Mexi-
can Commission. He also advises
that the installments thus far re-
ceived from Mexico in payment Of
the claims already established be
paid proportionately to claimants.
This has been approved by the
President, and the claimants can get
their money upon yerifcation at the
State Department.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
DAKOTA.

CHEYENNE, Sept, Ga two
story brick building, occupied BY
F. e. Warren, music store, L. S.
Bresman, meat market, and Mrs.
Bell, boarding house, in 18th street,
fell last night, burying number el
persons in the ruins. 10 is believed
all, except two children of Mrs.
Bell, have been taken out. Col. b.
J. F. Fanlesande was taken out
dead, and others received more or
less injuries. The building adjeined
the office of the West Uuion Tele-
graph Company, the walls Of which
were considered unsafe. -
CHICAGO, Ills, Sept. "a fire
occurred last night in the Variety
Theatre at Cheyenne, ant, as the
building adjoins the Western Union
Telegraph Office, and the latter was
rendered dangerous and untenable
by the falling walls of the theatre,
communication with San francisco
is, therefore, interrupted; and, un-
til a new arrangement is made, Cali
fornia election news will be delayed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
Maine Fusionists Falling to Pieces.


Augusta (Me.) Kennebec Journal.
The campaign goes bravely on.
The Greenbackers find it thunder
ing all around them. The Repu5S
licans are marching on in solid,
united phalanx, gathering strength
with every passing hour, while the
Greenback-Democratic combination
is breaking to pieces in every
county and almost every town in the
State. Within the last twenty-four
hours we have received advices from
many Of the counties in the State
which convince us that the breaking
up of the Greenbackers which we
witness in Kennebec County is go.
ing on all around us. We are in
the midst of genuine political
cataclysm. The waves of an ire
sistible deluge are sweeping the fu>
sionists to destruction. If things
continue as they have opened this
week, Davis will have a majority
over both his competitors of 5000
votes.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
TELEGRAPHIC.as
YELLOW FEVER RECORD.
Another Weeks Record of Prostra>
ton and Death in Memphis.
Seventeen New Cases and Nine
Deaths Yesterday.
Total Number of Cases and Deaths
For the Week. rav
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, Sept, Give new
cases we're reported this morning,
and five deaths since last night.
Among the number is Daniel A..
Fawlkes. w. I. Berlin is in a criti-
cal condition. The weather is clear
and warm.
LATER.-Seventeen cases in all,
nine white and eight colored were
reported to-day. Among the num-
Der are Henry Kimpf, II. L. Rem
bert, Thomas J. Mcclure and John
FL. Hood. Four additional deaths
have occurred, Margaret Hines,
Belle Miller and two colored.
Total number of new cases re-
ported for the week, whites,
78; colored,s II; total to date,
4 ,005. Total deaths from yellow
fever for the week, 43-whites, 33 !;
colored, 10. TOTAL deaths to date,
272. Z
Special to Nashville American.
: MEMPHIS, Sept. 4.-Twenty-six
new cases were reported to the
Board of Health to-day, fiften of
whom werer colored. The follow
ing are the names of the whites, and
the interments as reported by th
undertakers 7~@z@ aez=a w. s7s4z=a e
New, cases-Rosa Falkenberg,
aged 2I, 80 Jackson street; Will
lam Reiser, aged 6, 410 Shelby
street: Jennie Phillips, aged 7, Il
Beale street; William Merriwitt,
aged 80, II Beale street; Bette
Falkenberg, aged II, 30 Jackson
street; Archie Willis, aged S, 81
Main street; Annie Kempf, aged
%, 295 Poplar street; Miss Vau-
Willis, aged 20, 26 Promenade
street; Constantine Hammer, aged
10, 265 Union street; William
Creevy, aged 8, 211 fernando
street; James 7. Lee, aged SO, IS
Third street /; Joseph W. Lee, aged
%, IS Third street.
The death list is as follows
Thos. Reilly, aged so, City Hospi-
tai; Mike Sculley, aged 49, City
Hospital; Lizzie Schwartz, aged Is,
295 Poplar street; Miss Van Willis,
aged 90, 26 Promenade street; Mat
tie Reno, aged 25, 328 Union street;
John F. Skefington, aged SO, IS
Union street; Ottilla Rlngert, aged
s, Randolph road; J. S. Houck,
aged SO, Buntyn Station.
In addition to these, two negloes
died last night of the fever in the
Ineighborhood of Springdale, six
miles northeast Of this city.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
sHERIFF's SALE.

PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- No. 26j. in the case of the State VS. C. A.
the Circuit Court OF Knox lounty ia the city of
Knoxville, Knox C@unty. Tennessee. and TO me
directed, will on Monday, the 5th'day of Octo-
Der. 1879, within legal hours, In front ofAhe Court
ty, Tennessee; offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash, one house and lot ~beionglEg to
Caroline Weiser. the wife of G.. Weiser, he
having no property in his own name. Sail house
and lot is situsted near First creek, in East
Knoxville, Tenn. The lot fronts feet on Zen
nedy street and is bounded by said street the
west. and on the south $50 feet. more less, by
5. L. ADKINS land, and on tn g east by Samuel Z.
Adkins line. and on the North By another lot
on was not occupied by the defendant at time of
levy. Levied ON as the properly of c. Weiser.
This August 18th, 1879. d.
Aug ue26d3tIaW&w1t ss-s '. =rzn @
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07

TIE man who prevented the conf.r
nation of Caleb Cushing as Chief us
tice of the United States died last
Wednesday. He, Archibald Raine.
obtained letter from Cushing to JEFF
Davis, recommending bim for place
In the civil service of the Southern
Coz { defacy. This fact leaking out,
the Senate. when his name was
brought up in Executive session for
confirmation, sat down on him.
2 2 UP to Friday night the Atlanta
Consultation bad received 81 189. so and
one bale Of cotton that had not teen
sold, for the children of the late Ge n /.
Hood.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07

A NEW Z York Herald cablegram
of the 9TH inst. states that the Swedish
vessel, Vega, has arrived at Yokoha-
ma, having sailed from Europe to
Asia throUgn Behring'S Strait. 1t sailed
from Gothenbnrg on July 4th, 1873
and arrived at Yokohama, Japan, on
the4th Of September. The expedition
went as far North as 690 30h and en-.
conntered an average thermometer OF
-32o Fahrenheit. The officer Ia
charge thinks that the voyage by the
Northeast Passage is certain and safe.
With an Increased knowledge of the
Passage, he thinks that in the proper
season the route will be safe. soaL
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or
ID sale No. l5l; in the case ef,John, W. stew.
art rs. William Howell. issued BY E. W. Atklhs,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court at Knoxville, Knox
county, Tenn, and to me directed, I viii, on
N Monday, the 9th day Of October. 1879 Offer for
sale in n front Of the, Coust House door, in tb Z
CITY or KNOXVILLE, Knox county Tenn, within
legal hours, to the highest bidder for cash, ali
the rig 1t, title, claim or interest the defendant
WiilIam Howell has in and to- a certain house
Knox county. Tennessee, bounded on the north
by Barbary Lacy,s lot. ON the east by another lot
Of Of! VIM. Hos ellis. on the south BY the First Bap
tist Ohurch and on the west by Patton street,
ing back about l2 feet. levied on as the property
Of VIM. Howell. This ug. 18th. 1879. UoE
ALEX. REEDER. Sheriff.
Aur2613t1awAu1k
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
MARKETS. BIZ TELEGRAPH.


~ e - - 0EkA ~ tsE n esss-a7srea 3
New YORK, Sept. 81
Money easy, 5a6. Exchange quiet
and steady; $4 80a4.s1a. Governments
generally steady new Sc, 2B; four
per cents, Al; four and-a-haIf per
cents, Ii. States dull.
Flour without decided change: com.
mon to fair extra $4 50a5. IS; good to
choice do. $5 50a6 rs. Wheat firm and
moderate demand; ungraded winter,
red, ST 04al 10; No. 8 DO. $lO8s1 O8a
No. 2 do. ST. O8a1 0sa. Corn firmt r
and more active; ungraded 452 .46a;
No. 46af6l. Oats fairly active ut 81;
No. 3 3ls3l4; No. 2 do. white Sl4s3l2;
No. 80; do. white 31a432. Coffee
steady and quiet. Sugar firm and
quiet; fair to good refining 62a6E; prime
Z; refined active. Molasses firm. Rice
fair and unchanged. Potatoes in buy
ers favor; sweets ST. 50a2 25. Pork
steady and unchanged, trade light;
middles firm; long clear $5.05; short
clear SD 80; long and short clear SIS Is.
Lard firm and active; prime steam
spot Sc 15a6. IL. Whisky lower and
more active, So rs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
SHEREFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE NO.
ID 264 in the case of Tim Shea and John Dona-
me- Vs. VIM. p. Martin. issued BY Il. w. ADKINS,
county. Tennessee. land to me irected, l will.
On Monday. the 9th day of October, 1879. within
legal hours in front of the Court House door in
the city Of Knoxville, offer for sale to the high
est bidder for cash. one house and lot in the 1st
district of Knox county. in what is kno wn as
East Knoxville, situated en- the corner of Mabry
and Patton streets. bounded on the North by
Mabry street. aud on he east by Patton street,
and having front of SO feet. more or less. on
Mabry street and $50 feet. more or Lees, on Pat
rem street, levied on as the property of w. P.
Martin. This. August Is, 1879. .... r. E.
aug26d3tlaw-wlt aLkX. REEDER, Sheriff
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
SKHEREFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE NO.
ID 256 In the case u S. L. Atkin for the use of
N. D. Sullivan, VS.. William Martin, issued by
E. W. Adkins, Clerk of the Circuit Court at
Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. and to
me directed, will on Monday. the 5th day of
Octo ber. 1879 within legal hours in front of the
Court House door in the city of Knoxville, offer
fer sale to the highest bidder, for cash one house
and lot in the Ist district of Knox county. Ten
nesees. in what is knowa as East Knoxville
situated on the cornor of Mabry and Patton
streets, and bounded on the North by Mabry
front of 80 fee, more or less, on MabTy street
and $50 feet, more or less. on alton street.
levied on as the property of W.. P. Msrtiu to
satisfy this Fl. Fa. This levy made suhject to
favor of NJ. E. w oody and one in favor of James
Havely. This August 18th, 1879. red l4
aus s26 13t1awawIt ALEX. REEDER. Sheriff.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Sept. Go a.
m.-The latest returns from the
city indicate the Workingmen to be
gaining, and it is possible that they
may elect their supervisors and
school directors. The count will
probably be completed this after
noon, until which time nothing def
mite can be stated regarding the
city. The returns from the interior
confirm the previous advices.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, Sept. 5.-A large
meeting of the citizens Of York
county was held yesterday at York
town for the purpose of adopting
preliminary measures looking to, the
grand Natlonal celebration of the
coming centennial of the surrender
Of CORVALLIS in 1881. Tie NE IT.
ing was presided over by DR.. Robert
II. Powe-s, end addresses were de-
livered BY NJ. Glennan, Col. Robert
I. Armstead and Judge r. l.. Hea.
ley. A preamble and resolutions
were adopted looking to the due OBJ
servance of the coming anniversary,
recommending to the military and
civic societies of the State. and
municipal authorizes of cities OF
the commonwealth the propriety OF
participating in the coming cele-
bration, and calling on them to CO.
operate in initiating a movement
on the 18th of October next that
will lead to a grand Centennial Gel
ebration on the 18th OF October,
1881. = The Governor of the State
is requested to issue proclamation
recommending to the people the
prepriety of the movement, and
inviting the Governors of other
States to take such action as NAV
conduce to this object and participate
with the people of Virginia in the
same. The Secretary cf the Navy
is asked to order vessels composing
the feet which is to be reviewed in
Hampton Roads in October, to be
present in York river, in front ol
Yorktownain order to take part in
the celebration, and the Secretary
of War says that the troops at Forl
Monroe will be permitted to par.
ticipate IN the military demonstra.
tlon. - -;EF - s.4sass sagssnf +
c' IL was further resolved that it be
recommended that delegates from
all the States be appointed to meet
in Philadelphia at the incoming an.
niYersary in order to- formL the
National association, the object Of
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
SHERIFF'S SALE,

pY VIRTUE OF AN oRDER OF SALE NO.
- 25i in the case OF N. Kline Co, vs. Dennis
Hollihan issued by E. w. Adkins, CLERK of the
Circuit Court at knoxville, Knox county,
Tennessee, and to me directed, 1
will on Monday the 5th day Of octo
Der, 1879, within legal hours in front of the
Court House door in the city. of Knoxville,
highest bidder for ca b. all the right, title and in
terest that Dennis Hollihan has in q certain
ouse and lot lying in the city of Knoxville, on
Croker street, bou adei as follows: frontins On
Croz er street on the west side. on toe south by
an alley and the Tinley property, and on the
west By the willow Ceker. and oa the north by
Gus Smith, levied on to satisfy this execution.
This Aug. .tb, 1879. Pom 4 3ug G398G7
Aup2Sd3t1aw&wIt
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07

CLERMoNT county, Ohio, has pro-
duced man who ought TO be canon
lied, retired on pension, and other
wise honored and loved by grateful
people. The County Treasurer, BicB-
Ing, has SIT 900 more on hand than is
charged against him. Wehave heard
nothing yet in regard to his politics, but
this fact would put him down as Re-
publican, ard q Stal~art at that.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07

THE Greenbackers have dominated
q negro for sheriff in Tailahatchie
county, Mississippi. Can Mississippi
ehivalry stand this? No, thousand
times no. They did not raise much
OF storm when they murdered
Dixon. Now let the mobile Yazoo
plan" settle with this negro. Ifthere's
any danger of bis being elected shoot
him, not on the spot, but in the bac L
with shotgun loaded with twelve
buck.sbot. e
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07

which is to bring about the success
full celebration of the centennial;
that the meeting heartily concur in
the recommendation and request
the appointment, by the Governor,
of delegates to attend the same.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07

A WESTERN Associated Press Dis.
patch under date of September 4.
states that Charles Desmond, late
Treasurer of the Massachusetts, Home
Missionary Society, has defranded to
the tune of SIC. 900 and $60, 900.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
MINOR DISPATCHES.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept, g.
The petition of Mrs. Kate Chase
Sprague, for the appointment of a
trustee for her property, came up in
the Supreme Court to- day, and next
Wednesday ' was assigned as the day
for hearing it.. st.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07

THE latest curiosity in matrimonial
affairs comes from Rockingham
county, Virginia. A festive youth of
seventy.seven summers and an an
tique maiden of thirteen winters COM
mltted matrimony on the bridge al
Harper's Ferry.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07

A MEASURE is now pending in the
General Assembly OF Geargia to pro-
vide all manned ex-Confederate SOL
dIers with artificial limbs. The Atlanta
Constellation says the most of them
don't like this but would rather have
q sum OF money as an equivelant.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-07
sHERIFF.s SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
- sale No. 265 in the case of James Baivey
vs. j. J.. Martin and VIM. P. Martin, Issued By &.
w Adkins, Clerk of the Circuil Court at Knoy-
willie, Knox county Tenn, and to me directed.
WI on the 5th day of Octo aer. 1873, within legal
hours in front of theCourt House door in the
city ofK nexville, offer for sa'e to the highest
bidder, for cash, one house and lot in the flrsa
district of Knox county, in kast Knoxville. situ-
ated on the corner of Mabry and Patton streets.
bounded on the north by Mabry street and on
the East by Patton street; from ing 60 feet, more
or less, on M abry street and l50 Patton street.
levied on as the property of w N. P. Martin. This
Aug. IS, 1879. ~
80. 80 1ss5s ALEX. REEDER. Sheriff.
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IT has long been thought that
to America belonged the champion
liar of the world, but she will have to
give up the pennaBt. A weekly news
paper in England says it has circu-
lation of over 100000. Verify, the
scepter has departed from Louisiana
and Ell Perkins. ID