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THE DOCTORS,

8nHctHI Dk1bQ{t6 ID 7Nt 1F76GNA
lnp1ARApoLla, May l5--lhc Ecleetics to-day
elected officers ~ follows; President, Dr. ]. D.
shulx, LoganspoFt; First Yice-P President. III. y.
y. DUCTS, 0scenilcld; sscoul Vlco-rsestuunt, Dr..
q. ": Lambert, trbana; Recording SECRETARY,
pr W. +. Currter, Thotnsown, Corrsslou4ilx
Secretary, Dr.. Clarles Il. Abbott, lndiulupolis; !;
Treasurer. Dr. W. II. KrlMrlck. indianapolis.
, 1879-05-16

Ashley, III, May l5.--About forty tFpp,ps
took possession VI GENITAL freight. trAlu this
Afternoon Ut Ut. Johl's. Tho contluctor agreed
tu give them III Empty cdr ana haul tllulu to
Csntsua. but w'luu ho got them all In he
backvd down to Du Quoln, and then took run
through, IeuyEnE the sroundrcls On st,lrtrark.
Ihcre were ninety tramps ut Du Quoln lust
, 1879-05-16
HOUSE.

HVU3Es
~ ,.,,, ,ausn's aoui , ulscussaoa was sebnn,sa ~,
removal OF cases from State to United States
Courts, nna MI. Orth concluded bis argument
agnnst thu bIlt.
Mr.. alcLanc followed In support Of the bIll.
wna takcn upon tic DILL relating to the removal
Ot causes from State 10 Federal Courts.
, 1879-05-16
ncrAN STEAMSHIP RE~s' ,,,,,

BAN FuAaolsco, May la'-"''
Granala, from Panama. x,,c.,. tteaush'p
NEW YnllK, MIy ih-A'f''eo'
Rhclu, frosu nretuen:.- ..,o,,,.ps WJt1nmts'
Losposr Maf 1':,I.S,sa'iTous iIsSs.un, iTous Ssx s"''
Aufu uTsifcd Qut.
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tho Vice rrcaiden,s. AN llu rnvers npplIed to
acsld delegates. INCLUDING Eugln,,!, Italy, and
k'lasfa. Tic Secretary rtnd n paper OIL tha sut-
1est before The Congrc4s, after which It was re-
solved to divide tile ntcnters Into 0yc commit
tees to dtscuss tho undertaking, and tic meet
Ing adjourned until Monday. ,.
, 1879-05-16

tha reupla's Convention held nj Mt. Sterling
TnesdaY. tugoltr with Williams, Republican,
u th's c!tT. Tie fcclItt: fotwuun the Dclhu.
cratic facshha IL extremely litter, aud thu reu-
pla's ticket will psubnhlY ua elected.
, 1879-05-16

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 15.-Thc f;cnural AS
sembly Of Tho Presbyterian Church South 10.
run Its annual Convention In this city to-day.
onc hundred n,ld twenty-five regular commits
atpners are In sessIon. Tl,o only business tras-
acted to-day was an c1ceIlont sorulon from tIse
retiring Moderator, Or. E. I. Peck, Of Virginia,
nlul the election oi successor. Dr. Porter, 0f
Atlanta. nominated the Kov Joseph Wilson, Of
Wilmington, N. e. Dr.. j. O. Miller, Of vt. Louis,
Nominated the Rev. Johu 8. Grasty, Of Missouri.
Tic tlrst ballot resulted: Wilson, 12;Grasty, !.
ur. Wilson Was declared elected. liz llus been
StateA Clerk of l!'o Assembly fur thrty ycsrs;
has been preacher for forty.six ycurs. unl Is
CH Years old. The Rev. Il. r. Duntnt, was
unanimously elected telnpoEatY clerk.
, 1879-05-16
I1I9tfflls,

NoRwIou. Conn.,, MAY lb.-In the caso OF Wcs-
10y bishop, accused Of poisoning hs wItr, and
consplElng With Mrs. Kate Cpb4 Tor tlo murder OF
l!cs husband, It Ia known OIL goo.l authority ltlat
tho State's Attorney will 9rcopt pea of:gutsY
Ut murder in tue secoul leRreu rA&laar than
ptusa for conviction III the tlrst. i. =.
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and t'rcenbackcra Of this city tonight hy
irt,cesH|t,N md acrnnatto to thu t}reaDl'nek
nrInherA III Congress. CnnRstsdmcn Wright.
Furd. Weaver, Mureli, aud Gtllotte responded
With prllI spnrcllrR.
, 1879-05-16


FOND Du Lac, Wis.,, May 13.-Church circles
arc disturbed over t!lu rumuyal Vt Father picxel,
Vi st. LoutA' Church. one Vt thu largest Ia tbs
city. Ilo was relnoycd By Archbishop Hsuul,
Of Milwaukee,, lllu cuuso fur which u guarded
by thu Church ofIlstus.
, 1879-05-16

FAMINE TItNE4TENE.

LAHORE, Aiay y15.-Englishmcn returning from
Cashmere report tint not sufficient proytstonB
for week Fumalp, aud that thu relief arrange
ments llayp brokau down.
, 1879-05-16

IHoHAa WILSON, htcxanuefa
e. a. KEL1e1s, Jcfcsaon.
Washington, Saline, Monroe, Randolph, Gal
latin. Massac. md 81, Cla!f refused to siru tho
ah.a s' % "s, an,, ,he nrst ,h,nr dt,ccrnnio III.
Apo'1 e.'' a"u ~ ~ s,..'a,t,,,'.' w.. '.4'
Mornlng was TINT ane eooYcht,o" was preetp-
ittc,aus. This Is The moro unsatisfactory, fos It
IL tI,e t1rs. lima In TIM history Of Southern iii.
80 s .,.''t n'ss Gn,ta,, 49, hn.r ons,as -, .
tor s se @ u 11nor Iv
tho Constitution Of 1878, William Wilson, Of
Carn,I. VIVA eloctoa by tl,u ,,cople lie wos pruul
III Vi,n,n,s ,,antIamnn n Whte .tocL H., ,yas
o'u s'tHia sel19'nau s,,,,,. w. ''k s.os~, u "as
succccueu oy anotAer Ha'gt 1Honas brown, ot
Shawuoctown, and ho In turn by Walter L.
Htn1ae. Mount Vernon Democrat, The Con-
.tttnt,on nj 1919 rer,1,strl,ctod Tia sunro,ns
s.n"., srJ .,,,n,, :rr~,nhu1, NV q, c,a,r ,nas
Court aha l'ymau lt"'apa4', VI o.. e'hle' "as
elected BY tho Democrats. Upon Ills rcsRna
ton to entqr Congress, Scales was again elected.
IIo was followed by stdnoy Brcesc, Who served
Til biz death. David J. Bakor was appointed
fur the VACANCY, =
The district being doubtful, the schomc of the
Convention n conslucrcd Jau9erous nnj
uuwise. Tl,o ronbncd Grsunback md
Republican vote is 1000 grautor than
Democrats ucuouncc thIs rew Departure ii
tho histpry OF lila ,drLv unrcseryrdjr, sono
uo!ut 90 ior "a to say ti,ey viii yotu tor a,y
man who ruus indupsnicnt 1f par.y dictation III In
" southeru ous sa en ape here
nu,etly trospf,tinr the i,nmea Of Grren. of iii.
tarfupl, KconbIiCau, and Tonuor, Of Mt, Yer
nun, independent Uusnocrnt, Should either Of
tllesc nrntlemrn rim and rnn,t,inn fh,, onoo-
allan. tI, cnllra nominee t,,ny viii ha heni IN
li,r ra1nn iii histnricnI l.n,l,nnrks ri TIM 10
,nnrrncv aro tsrc. *. .f:nnTrrasf,,rm Ennnn
i. War.hafI. IT Msi,ra,,sn,rn: joshnn
Al]co, Of CarbondnIe: William Hnrtzel], OF Chss-
tar: Snnatnr Huh Hanna. nj Fnirtirjd: Ex-irn.
ntur William ii. Gr.u,, md ,Inim II. flhurIy. NJ
f,nro. Eharlns EnrrnIi n1uf Mnr.hoi YAH. ~
Shnwncotown: .Jnhn II. Wutxey nt,ti Fort Al
bright. of Alurphysboro: tins Vou(,oorbcrko
mi I;aorVc f,r,n'iturf ~ t'nrSria. Tn, Tr,'s
tnn ~ .fnncshorn mi 'aw ii2tj II Ea.t a.
i.nm,s. "A 1N' 1' S'
fi"rvcv p Bov+or. NJ eor1vto ,vho .otvcd nj
Hnuiicon fud"na,Ga,,t T., ~, Gnn.astn,innn1 ~
snv",,,,, - I'M s,,t t,,, -, ,"I II W''tt"v '
,i. " t ., u v" ~. II -. hma
H. ~, II .c ill., mr IN 'S1t ,.i',,
,ovar ,nos nomn.,. s,o ,,si - 1, "he ~ Nv ~
..ev H.. 1;1',ro .s, t't tht a. ,,rt
hfst",1 Ainns n"n Mur.i'"iis .u,ra hy IN
st"rmaI If mn,ntnntei ,,sv ,yn,t,', ho,t' ~. X.
Hctresr,,tattyu aibriSI,i' 'ir"tiir cn'nv ~
WiE". no.. r,,i,nni l., 49,, tE., r1my ~, VI
ntef' stf' % was Masppeu M ~, i,la tleu oo@to" a'a
.trnmie nIyor iS hs" aa II,
,, ie,,";s a. fra,n n,, NV" "! nny ~ NvSp
@ 'as .s,a, oi ~ neiuf . " naK
w, ~ VII al H., "uf . ."u nvutuuI acnno ~ ~ mas
A. ) nrIncfr t1,c tmmvD,fi,,, mn, ord ,,,oa,
ex-t;onrrnss,naf, Ilartscji tan,nntnry Ghntr,nn,,
aulta tllu applause Of s1ty duicgatcs and q iuir
Attendance OF spectators. For permanent Of
icera c1'C 1'ConGreasm4n 6a1n Marshall ~ Fresi'
9sa.. .' n,,u aali n % fs,u, eator ~ tae e1sconuG
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vienna, May t5.-Fous vlllaeos on tho banks
OF tho Plattcuaee, Ia Hungary, haYo been
flooded.
, 1879-05-16

757GGNE
ADRIAN, Mlcf,.1 May l5-1hc examination a,
Henderson, thu Post Ofllco tibet and prctented
Special Agent, ended this morning. llc sa.
held III s., 200 for trial III tho Circuit Court
, 1879-05-16

nlght, working their WY nprt,, ~.
boItnu pnsfe.'gcr, tM.w t,ycrtl.n. tu ing nortt
snpps s :" ns y: 1sll M y cso xa,a "p ,a"' i,
trail, at It, Johns. '"'' l'e eaH SUI tIs
, 1879-05-16
TURKEY.
THE 1'ls0PoSKp LOAN.

THE rnoposRp LOAN.
CoHsTAHTlNoPLB, May 15.-France has re-
fused to support, BY appointing delegate on
the proposed Customs Commission, the loan OF
22o 000 600 In regard to which tue Porte has been
negotiating With the Ottoman Bank. Franco
complains that IN this scheme the interests OF
the French boudholders arc neglected. The
project is considered failure. Ills understood
TINT tic assistance of Franco depends upon the
settlement OF tho Greek question, md that Of
England upon the consent Of tho Porto to apply
a certain sum 10 the reform Of tho Turkish cur
rcncy, which 1t has hitherto peEsistcnsiy refused
10 do.
rrlR RUSSIAN EVACUATION.
LONDON, Muy 1o.-Ruasla has communicated
her evacuation programme. showing tint tho
evacuation will be completed before tho end OF
July. Other adyfces confirm the foregoing.
There IL general movement Of Russian troops
aud breakup OF military establishments, thus
removing oil doubts Of tho loyalty Ut Nusaia's
tntenuona.
THE 0nEEK QUESTION.
LONDON, A1ay ia Vtenna dispatch says
H. Waddlngton, the French Premier, Inns nc-
ccpted the proposal Of Englnnd mil Austria
niat tho Ambassadors At Constanttnopla shall
proceed by separate mediation III the Greek
question instead Of by conference, provided the
other Cabinets agree to 1t. Tho preliminary
steps will commence Immediately.
, 1879-05-16

CUMBERLAND PfsEElsfTEKLAN8,
AEArHls, May 15-lha Forty-ninth uvneral
Assembly OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church n.ct In session to-day ut noon. Onu
hundred ind twenty-five dele9ases from the sey-
eral States Of the Union wore ia Attendance.
Thy opening SERMON Mus delivered by thu RuY.
j. W. PoibdexttE, u. D., Ut Sherman, 'rox. Ths
Rev. ]. i: t}sdcr. Of Bowling Gseel,, KY, was
elected Moderator, 'lhu A1sWubly thcn nd
journed uuti Tomorrow tnorutng.
, 1879-05-16
POLITICAL.
Democratic Judicial Convention
In the First Illinois Dis
trict.
Mull1ey Nominated for Supreme
Judge with Little OPP,
position.
A Split In the Democratic Judi
cto1 Convention at
Quincy.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Sp+eioi r]t,nefeh IN 1'ha Trfht,ns.

FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Sptetai Dtspateh to Ths Tribune.
AsTltr, ILL.,, May 15.-The following call re-
suited In tho Convention hero to-day:
The undersigned. Chaismen OF The Democratic
County Central Cpmmitteea OF tho counties named,
dectntng II to the bsst intotests mud botng the Will
Of majortY Of tho Democratic voters In said
countics hereby call Convention for tho purpose
of nominating can1!date fur Judge Of Tho Bn.
prone Court from the First District Of Illinois, IL
be held ut sit. Vernon, ILL.,, Thutsany, May Ii.
1B7D, at = clock p. N. Tho yar!ona County Cen.
ttal Committees viii tint delegates aru choacn
u attend aa1 Convention. to bo setcctsd In suci,
sannor and ut such lines us tho County Central
Committees lnay aosipnatG.
Tbs representation in said Convention will be ono
deleghte In each county for every 60U votna cast for
the lion. Edward L. Cronkfito In 187R ant! Gus for
every fraction OF 1h0 Or over. Tho counties com.
, 1879-05-16

WASHINGTON. d. T., May 15.-Capk. Law,on
OF tle Fourth Cavalry, yesterday slls,t nn Kill.
cd u soldier Of i',u 1wenty.sccond Infantry I'm
m,1ttny at Sau Antonio, Tox. 'S'
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CONGREGATIONAL CONVENTION.
5pftt1 ptspateh to Tat Tribune,

TURNER JUNCTION, ILL.,, May 15.-Tho Elpin
Congregational Association met in annual Ies-
sion Mt this place on Tuesday and Wednesday,
With larga attendance. Twenty churches were
represented. The Rev. J. Dradsnaw, Of DoKalo,
was elected Moderator. and on Tuesday morn.
ing read paper OH "Consciousness Of Gui)t.n
ln tlse AFTERNOON, thc Row. I. 9. Grasslc Ut
Sycamore, read all interesting paper on "1uspira-
t!on.'n which was followed. by discussion on
the Fourth Commandment. Tho Ruv. II. II.
Monroe. Of Bartlett. spoke OF the "Ground uud
extunt ot tl,e obligations It imposes" anl the
Rey. F. :. Douglas, of Richmond. On "What
bath.n
1u the evening the Rev c. +. Dickinson, Of
Elg!u, read apapcr IN .'Dib1r Stulytn unl short
addresses followed.
On Wednesday, morning short atldreascs woro
made, and leI'orts from twenty churches wrre
he4r,l. flu R4v. /. Taylor gave III address on
"IhtechetIcaI Iustruetfoll,h
Ill tic aftcrn,0u communion services occu-
pied the tlmc followed by aermon by the NcY.
Il. W. Ucurge, Vi 1luntley.
Resolutions oil Sabbath observance were adopt
Cd. An earliest acntitnuut marked tho lncct-
lngs, sld targc attendance was seen.
Adjourned.
, 1879-05-16

, ". ". Ar1Rs, linsdiu.
J. F. HALL. Williamson.
FHANK tAaATx,t, Hamilton.
G. d. THHELKELp. FRANKLIN.
JAMES LEEDS, WRbash!.
WILLIAM 4. arANN, johnson.
JonH i. MAHp1ET, Wayne.
OMAN HOuttkBEkE, Clinton.
]. Il. WILLIAMS. White.
v. r. FoBTfn, Eiwnrda.
j. Y. CLEMSON, Pulaskl.
1'lloxAa uoYp, Parry.
@. W. ASDnEws. J1ckaon.
1'uIt Y. Fix1p, Pope.
r. II. Kn0lf, Union.
THOMAS WILSON, Alexander
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SrH1NuSiHLp. May N.-Tha Lathuran Synod
t,-tlay ulectel olllecrs far tho ensuing year as
fol'owa: prasldunt, tle Isov. ". Rhoados, Of It,,
Louis; Secretary, the Ruy, +. F. BarthoIo-
'ncw, Of Carthage; Treasurer, Henry Dcuhart, Of
Washington Tic session to-tlay wns duyoteu
to hoariug roporta FROM parishes, Which tndi-
csted growth III membership a,ld 1ntereat.
Rnsoluttoils looking to tito division OF the Synod
into Two conference lIatrcts, unA directing strict
adheEr4ce to tho Lutheran mode Ut Laptsstn,
hprlnk!iuE ntld pouring, wora adopted.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24
The New Stock specuatlons.

The new combination method of op
Grating in stocks which MessTs. Law
renee q Co., Bankers, n. Y, have in
augurated, is attracting unusual atten-
ton in financial circles, by reason oI
its remarkable success. A customer
in Providence. invested nine timer
and made over So 600 in three months,
nv using from $50 TO $500 capital. By
this system, orders from thousands OF
customers, in various sums, are pooled
into one immense capital, and oper'
ated as a mighty whole, thus giving to
each shareholder all the advantages OF
vast capital and shreWdest skill. Prof
its are divided every 80 days. Any
amount from $40 to SIS 600 can be used
iu Messrs. Lawrence & Co.'s combina
tions with equal proportionate success
SIS will make $75 profit in the month,
5000 will return $1,000, or s per cent.
on the stock, and so on as the market
varies. The new circular gives 1.-TWO
unerring rules for success" and shows
how any one can operate profitably.
Mailed free. Stocks and bonds wanted.
Government bonds supplied. Apply
to Lawrence & Co.. Bankers, 81 Elk
change Place, N. Y.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24
Tate Spring.

June 20, 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR: This favorite spot,
held in such high esteem by those who
have known and visited it for the past
half century for the beneficial effects
Of its waters, was a scene OF gaiety
this evening, it being the opening ball
Of the season. For several days past
a large number of the fair daughters
OF Tennessee from the surrounding
country accompanied with their beaus,
have been assembling and they with
the regular guests of the house now
numbering about one hundred and
fifty in all, made q very
respectable assemblage for the opening
of the season. The ball is pronounced
by all to be perfect success. AT nine
o'clock the ballroom began to fill with
the gay and beautiful, we'll attired for
the occasion, and soon the Cleveland
Baud began to give some of their best
music. The charm of the music soon
led the mind of the dyspeptic off
from the disease, and the life and
scene was anything but that of re-
sort for invalids.
Tate Spring is truly all that is
clIimed for it, one of the best resorts
for recreation and health in the coun-
try. All that is to be regretted is that
1t is not more widely known.
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Common Sense Free {!

In our advertising columns will be
found DR.. Wolfe's proposal to send a
copy Of his valuable work, called
" Medical Common Sense" AS A GIFT,
to any of our subscribers who may be
suffering from Consumption, Asthma
or Catarrh. The Information this book
contains, we are told in the providence
of God, has saved many valuable lives
Read his advertisement and send for
the book. 1t will cost you nothing,
and it may save your life.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24
CITY ITEMS.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
of the

Pupils of the Sisters Schools.
At the Opera House to- night. Beginning
at 8 clock.
oPENI MARCB-MoTTO PIECE AND
TABLEAU-
Chorus-Little Brown Church.
Calisthenics By the Glass.
Instrumental Duet Misses McHenry and
Recardi.
German Dialogue Misses Ashe and E.
Kennedy.
Chorus-Hunter' Song.
MARIE ANToINETT-AD RAMAsIN ONE ACT.
Marie Antoinett-Miss NJ. McHenry.
Madame Elizabeth-Miss Johanna Shea.
Madame Royal-Miss Kate Kavanaugh.
Dauphin-Miss Mamie Conklin.
Simon-Miss Ellie Kennedy.
misunderstanding of Marie AnLoinette.
Chorus-Distant Chimes.
Instrumental Trio-Misses McHenry, Re-
cardi and Cullinan.
MRS. WILLIS WILL.
Housekeeper-Miss Ellie Kennedy.
Mrs. Willis Executrix-Miss Annie Dillon
A Farm Servant-Miss Fannie Hagerty.
Ladie Spindle-Miss Maggie Ashe.
Mrs. Dwindle-Miss Bunnie Kavanaugh
Chorus-M en- die Schwalben.
ANGELS OF MANY LANDS.
Archangel---Mis Kate Ashe.
Angel of Italy, Miss Jennie Recardi.
" Spain-.-Miss Johanna Murphy.
India---Miss Kate Cullinan.
France---Miss Annie Dillon.
I" Scotland---M Bunnie Kava-
naugh.
England Miss Mamie McHenry
Erin---Miss Ellie Kennedy.
. +" Poland Miss Maggie Ashe.
America Miss Kate KAY anaugh
Tableau of the Angels.
Song:
Instrumental Duett>--Miss III. McHenry
and Master John Condor.
Vocal Solo---Miss Jennie Recardi.
Tableau--- Guardian Angel.
Red Riding Hood.
operate in three acts.
Queen Miss j. Recardi.
Faries-.-Annie Condor, Kate Condor,
Lizzie McGrath, Mamie WentIandt.
Sarah Schubert, Fannie -Broderick.
Ella Moran. Ellie Sullivan, Josie Sui
livan, Rosa Gallagher M
Red Riding Hood-.-Miss Mamie Conkiin.
Red Riding Hoods Motner---Miss Kate
Cullinan. 4|
THE Wolff Master John Condor.
Tableau.
Closing Address---Master John Condor.
Admission, rs cents. Reserved seats, 5O
cents, to be had at the e. L. Book House.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24
That the Photograph

Can bottle up" the voice and pass it
down to future ages is indeed a won
der, but is not the restoration of a lost
voice more wonderful? And yet DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
speedily restores a lost voice, cures
hOarseness, sore throat, bronchitis, and
consumption. Many ministers who
had abandoned the pulpit, by reason of
sore throat and general debility, have,
by the use of the Discovery, been re-
stored to perfect health and strength.
Sold by druggists.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24
BUY PURE CLEAN ICE
From the Knoxville lee Conn
pany'S Wagon.

Families and others who wish to use the
Ice manufactured by the Knoxville Ice
Company, on account Of its known purity
and excellence, are cautioned to see that
they get it from the Company's wagon,
from which only it is delivered. Should
the wants of our customers demand it we
will put another wagon on the streets, of
which due notice will be given. Be sure
you get the KNOXVILLE ICE COM
PANY'S ICE. may30dlm
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24
Commissioner KtII,brpw Can. d

Nashville american : Upon his re-
cent visit to Knoxville, Commissioner
Killebrew was the recipient of hand
some walking-stick, presented to him
by Mr.. Perez Dickinson, and cut fir III
the latter's Island Home" The
stick is hickory, nicely vanished, and
the end represents a hand clasping an
ear of corn. A silver band, encircIing
the cane, bears the ms cription on one
side, ITO Col. j. B. KilIebrew, Com
missioner Agriculture, Tennessee" OD
the reverse, From P. Dickinson,
Island Home, June Is, 1879" Com
missioner Killebrew left Knoxville for
Boston on Thursday night, but sent
bis stick back TO Nashville.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24

Amount of cash on hands, $43.O2.
AT the close of this From Green
lands Icy Mountains" was sung in a
spirited manner by the large and Sc
lected choir, lead by Mr.. w. j. Rich
ards, with Mrs. Annie Price at the
organ.
Rev. Geo. B. Eager, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, was then intro
duced by President Humes, and de-
livered in cultured, pleasing and
entertaining style, an address on the
Bible, which was remarkable for its
earnestness and appropriateness, and
was a most excellent and deserved
tribute to that wonderful book of
books, an address calculated to do an
immense amount of good.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Jas.
Park, d. D, pastor OF the First Pres
byterian Church, a few pertinent re-
marks were made by DR.. Humes, and
the congregation was dismissed, after
singing and the benediction by Rev.
Mr.. Eager.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24
MONTVALE SPRINGS.
This Popular Summer ResOrl
Open for the Season,

Montvale Springs. Blount county, East
Tennessee, is now open for the season
and the preparations are full and
complete for the accommodation of all
who may wish to attend. Everything in
connection with the Springs has been
thoroughly gone over and put in ex-
cellent condition. Many improvements
have been made, and no pains, labor or
expense will be spared to insure the pleas
ure and comfort of guests The heated
term is upon US and we would earnestly
invite the attention of those seeking health
or pleasure, to give US trial, promising
entire satisfaction.
WILSON s. ANDERSON, Proprietors.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24
GRAND RAILROAD RALLYlu
The Great West and the Southern
Ports TO be United by Rail.
The Railroad Enterprise o: 1886 to be
Revived.

The Railroad Enterprise o: 1886 to be
Revived.
The people of Western North Caro-.
lima will have q grand old-fashioned
barbecue and Fourth of July celebra-
ton at Henderson, to celebrate the
completion of the Spartanburg and
Asheville Railroad to Henderson, to
which everybody is invited.
In addition to this, it is intended at
the same time to revive the interest in
the railroad which, at no distant day,
is to connect the Southern Atlantic
Sea ports with the Great West, an in
terest to which birth was given in
convention held in Knoxville in 1886,
when it was resolved to connect Knox
vile and the West withsthe South At
lantic ports. Louisville, Knoxville,
Atlanta, Charleston and the Old
North State will be represented by
large delegations of their business
men. We trust Knoxville will be
fully represented by live business
men.
The Governors of South Carolina and
North Carolina have already agreed to
attend, to give their aid and influence
to the great enterprise. The Cover
nors of Georgia and Tennessee have
been invited, and it is hoped they will
attend. Also the Presidents of the
Louisville and Nashville and.the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail
roads. 1t will be a grand rally in the
interest of an enterprise. the i'm
portance OF which to the South and
West can not be overstated, and we
are assured that the representation
will be large.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24
Orange.

DR.. PRICES Special Flavoring Ex-
tract of Orange is obtained from the
finest fruit. To flavor cakes, buildings
or creams, it is found one of the most
delicious f1avors, and in all respects
equal to DIR. Prices Lemon and Van
lila Extracts, which have become SO
popular
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24
MaIariaI Fever.

Malarial Fevers, constipation, tor
Iiiity of the liver and kidneys, gen.
eTal debility, nervousness and neural
gle ailments yield readily to this great
disease conqueror, Hop Bitters. 1t re-
pairs the ravages of disease by con-
gerting the food into rich blood, and
it gives new life and vigor to the aged
aud infirm always. See Proverbs T"
in other column.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24
Milwaukee Lager Beer.

I have received car losd of Y. Blatze' s
Milwaukee Lager Beer in a Refrigerator
Car with ice, and offer the same to dealers
at 1925 per key, 1 keep this Beer in my
beer vault on ice and am able to deliver,
not only the best Beer in quality that is
brewed in America, but will have the same
during the summer months in better con-
dition than any other Beer that comes TO
tLis market. G.. koRLHAsF.
junel4dtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-24
SPERO.S ICE CREAM HALL,
Omen for the Season.

Thanking the public in general for past
favors, hoping to receive this season good
share of your patronage, we are prepared
to furnish Ice Cream, Cakes and Choice
Confectioneries, We make specially OF
furnishing Picnics and Excursions on short
notice and guarantee satisfaction.