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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-04-10
Notice.

The firm of H. Fl. MaTshman & Co, Furniture
Dealers and Undertakers, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 18th day of March, 1879
by the retirement of j. b. Mutt. The remaining
stand, under the firm name OF II: h Marsh
man IL Co. IL. ID. MARSHMAN.
ELI ATEN.
j. B. MUTT
April 3, 1879. 3w
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We did not understand that the Lib,
eral Convention held in the city IN loI2
was called for the purpose of placing the
Southern Confederacy on top of the
United States Gin. Commercial.
Well, if you had not sense enough to
saow that, you are to be pitied
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LEGAL .
Sheriif's Sale Of Real Estate.
State OF Ohio, jackson County, ss.

State of Ohio, jackson County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
Moses Sternberger, guardian, &c, vs.. JonD c.
H. Cobb.
On ID Order of Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
an order of sale issued out of said court, on the
18th day of March, 1879, and to directed
as Sheriff of said county, will offer for sale at
the door of the court house, in Jackson, on
Saturday, April Goth, A D. 1879,
at one o'clock p. m. of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in tho county OF
Jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit:
The southwest Il of the southeast Il of sec
ton Il, township Z, of range II, containing 40
acres.
Also, the lands conveyed to j. c. II. Cobb by
| VIM. Radclitf, situated in the northwest corner
| of section q, and in the northeast corner of
section 20, except the north west Il of the north
| west Il containing 80 acres and in township 0
| and range l., appraised as follows:
| First described tract at $3.50.
| Second described tract at Sl760.
Terms of sale, cash on day OF sale.
! TO be sold aS the property of John {. II. Cobb
| TO satisfy judgment and decree in favor OF
| Moses Sternberger. guardian.
| Given under my hand this Psi h day of March
! 1879. + T. JONES,
| Sheriff J. e. O..
Tripp q Tripp, Att'ys for Plaintifs.
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Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed execu-
tor of the last will and testament of Thomas
Roderick, late of Jackson county, Ohio. de-
ceased. JOHN D. JONES.
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Female Complaints. &c.

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HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
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HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
rs UNEQUALLED

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Coroner Jackson County, Ohio
DUNCAN & James, Att'ys for plaintiffs.
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/. A hired to work months for 800
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Marriages in jackson County-1S6s.

amount secured, $7.433 70.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-22

and use our utmost endeavors to bring
out full vote at the election on the
7th of August.
This shows how UOicoi stands on
the supremacy important question of
the hour. It is to be be hoped that all
East Tennessee will see as Unicoi sees
We understand that Carter county
look the same action on Monday of
her court.
Let the good work go on until the
debt question is finally settled and
forever put at rest. Mack.
The Kingston HaWkeye, whose
editor is strong State credit man,
and Republican, comes out strong
for the 50-4 proposition, and gives
the following sound reasons for it,
in its issue of July 10.
"The ratification of the so and A
proposition by the people of Tonnes
see, on the 9Th of August Is strongly
urged by Republican papers of the
State, in fact, by State credit men of
all parties, as the best means Of show
ing that the people of Tennessee want
to deal honestly with their creditors.
We favor the ratification of the prop.
osition, and hope all of our readers
will come out on the day of election
and vote Accepted In thus voting,
however, let it not be understood that
we mean to say this or nothing
We simply favor the proposition
as the best now before ue, and
hope Tennessee, the people of
Tennessee, will approve it. Then
ii all the bondholders accept the terms,
We have made great gain. If they
do not all accept, we still gain much
by the reduction on the bonds whose
holders have already accepted. On the
other hand, If the compromise fails
before the people, nothing is gained.
The debt will stand as it now stands;
but the good name of Tennessee will
have suffered beyond the power
of words to tell, and no reasonable
man will then expect any more offers
of compromise or reduction from the
bondholders. The utmost efforts will
then be put forth by them to collect
their dues; and long and disastrous
litigation may be looked for"
The Elizabethton Mountaiaeer. Of
July 18th, says:
"On last Monday afternoon a meet
ing was held in the court house for
tue purpose OF ascerLalnlBg whether vi
not our people were in favor of the
504 compromise. The meeting was
first addressed by the Hon. A. A.
Taylor, who elcquently urged the peo-
pie to accept the so compromise.
Judge Butler then occupied the stand
and made a very forcible speech in
support of the compromise, calling
upon the people to come out on the
9Th of August and vote for its ratifica-
ton and thereby save the State from
the dishonor and disgrace of repudia-
ton. After the speaking, Hon. A. A,
Taylor offered the following resolu-
ton, which was passed unanimously
[The resolution is the same as passed
In Unicoi county, which appears
above.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-22
KEEP cool.

For the last two days there has
been good deal Of excitement ON
the subject of yellow fever. More
than unnecessary or warranted by
the facts. The first question we
hear from nine out of every ten
men we meet is, Whats the news
from Memphis?" These questions
are frequently supplemented with
the remark, in substance, that Mr..
So-anduso said that he heard man
say that Mr.. KnoBall had seen o
telegram to DR.. Wiseacre, that
there were twenty, thirty, forty or
fifty new cases in Memphis. Now,
we are sure that the truth is bad
enough, and no necessity exists
for loose, tattling tongues
to retail unfounded lies for the pur-
pose of alarming the credulous or
the timid. It is safe to put down
at least half the street rumors you
hear as silly fabrications, and it is
always difficult to trace them to
their starting point.
There are to be found in every
town, Knoxville being no exception,
men who are always busy with their
tongues but never with their hands
men who have no business of their
own, and, consequently, look after
other peoples business. They
have plenty of time to invent, ex-
aggerate, misrepresent and lie about
things that never happened.
What we wish to say is, let us
keep cool Tor as cool as we can
with the thermometer at 900, and
pay no attention to the foolish lies
of street l0afers. There is no yell
low fever anywhere except Mem
phis, and that city is being rapidly
depopulated. There will be no
such epidemic there as last year,
because the people are all going to
leave. We are almost absolutely
free from danger, for the present at
least, and whenever danger does
arise, which we do not expect at all,
the readers of the CHRONICLE shall
have the facts faithfully, fully and
promptly, without having to depend
upon the mischievous, hare Drained,
street tattlers for their information.
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HaFper'S Bazar.
1879.
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strOrg Grounds Taken for The 5O-4
- Propositions.
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Nothing has ever been discovered
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-22
The Kingston Hawkeye Gives Strong
Reasons why 1t should f.F
he Supported.

Reasons why 1t should
be Supported.
We have received the following COM
munication from Erwin, the county
site of Unicoi ounty. which shows
that the people are heartily in favor of
the 5O-4 proposition:
On Monday, the 7th, an immense
concourse of people gathered at Eff
win, the county site of Unicoi, 1t bang
the occasion OF Circuit, Chancery and
Quarterly court, and the day on which
it had been previously announce 4
that speeches would be made by Hons.
A. A. Taylor and r. R. Butler, on the
State debt question. E At II O'Clock
Mr.. Taylor took the stand and ad
dressed the people at length, making
an eloquent and unanswerable argu-
meut IN favor of the adjustment as
proposed by the compromise. He was
listened to with the utmost atten-
ton, and his speech was received
with universal favor. After Mr..
Taylor's address Judge Butler
came forward, and in his usual happy
style made telling speech in favor OF
the settlement at so aud 4 and urging
These two speeches werereceived with
enthusiasm, and if the writer is not
mistaken in the signs, they will be the
means of bringing out a full vote in
Unicoi for the compromise. If full
vote should not be polled at
the election, however, certain
it is that there Is nobody in Unieoi
county opposed to the settlement al
proposed.g gSECg - mrrE HE55Ey
At the conclusion of Judge Butler
speech, Mr.. Taylor offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted by
rising and unanimous vote, to-wit
Resolved, That the .people of Ten
nessee ought to vote for the PROPOSE
ton to settle the public debt at 81
cents in the dollar, with 4per cent
interest. That ia as little as we coul'
ask our creditors to take. That W
pledge ourselves to agitate the quess
ton in our respective neighborhooo
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Speeches Made by Hons. A. A. Taylor
and K. Il. Butler
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PEOPLES BANK OF KNOXVILLE
AND
STATE DEPOSITORY.
OFr1cz-OooEx BANK BUILDING. GAY STR
KNOXVILLE. TENN.

y NJ Manurr Jos. R. MITCHELL
President. Gaoni0i'
SANUnL MoKINNEY. Asst Cashier.
Will transact General Banking ana hroker-
age Business, receive Deposits issue tertincales
of Deposit, deal in Exchange, buy 6oio anc
Silver, Bank Notes. Bonds and Stocks.
We prefer that COLLECTORS OF heVenuo sa :
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stead of mail or express
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-22
THE STATE DEBT.

mass Meeting In UntcOI and Carter
Counties.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-03
CODGO PENAL
Ley d. Epjuicianiente Criminal
PARA PUERTO RICO,
MANDADos oBsERvAR poR REAL DEcRxro
DE % DE MAYO DE 1979.t

Habiendo remitido 3 81 Ministerio de
Ultramar al Gobierno: General de Puer-
to--Rioo 10 edicion Official del, C6digo
b.nAl sellado con el sello del Ministe-
rio, =, Dor 10 tanttcc, i Z fnics edioion aus
toriaada, y habisndose adj judicado On
eoncurso la yenta de dicha obra q 10
Administration del BoIETN, se ayisa q
lasapersonas que gusten adquirirla, que
se halla de venta en- esta casa, Fortaie-
"a 81, al pre4io. de un peso el ejemplar
encuadernado la r1stica !; advirtiendo
que, debiendo hacer entrega mensual
de las cantidades percibidas por este
concepto, la venta del Codigo penal y
Lev de Enjuiciamiento Criminal ha de
hacerse precisamente al contado.
Tambien Sc encuaderna en- pasta q
precios convencionales.
Las 2e,sonas de fuera de iesta Capi-
tai que desearen proyeesse del C6DrGC
pueden mandar, ademas tdesun peso 81
sellos Ia par, tres sellqs mas para e
certifcsdo, y franqueo, lyA vuelta dc
correo recibir&n el libro.
La administration del BOlctiat.
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canZa para L: ::a2,9:o,a:

En- la imprenta del BoLET1N SO venden
a m6nos del costo, juntas 8 separadas
dos magnifcas y legltimas prensas de
mano nuevas de Washington n1mero 2
y 3 con moldes para rolos y demas que
han traido de Ia fthrica. LA mum. 2
tiene la pIatina de 1921 pulgadas in
gelsas y la hum. 3 de 2O>>25 respecti-
vamente.
Estdn casi sin uso y SO pueden YER
funcionar. La NUN. se da en- 5000 y
en- 250 la nl1m. 3, ambas al contado.
Cuestan en- fabrica $175 y 5000 y solo
Sc agrega un Is p.3 por los costos de
comision, giros, fetes, seguros y dere-
ehos. Es una aANGA
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NOTA.-Los pasajes tomados bordo cos
taran rs p.S recargo
Sc expenden Billetes de ida vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un 26 p.S rebaja
validos por go dias lesde gu fecha,
Los niflOs memories de ai1os, uno gratis,
de ga af1os solo Ia cuarta parte, y de 4
IL amos pagaran la mitad del pasaje.
Los pasajeros de cubierta han de llevar
conslgo los enseres de CANA sus provisio-
nes
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. q los Agentes generates.
SILVA Go.
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MANUAL DE- moral.

Manual de Mora1 Prdctica q rel;g;oso
para uso de las escuelas prinarias de DIM.
Dos se1os y de los padres q n,acres de fa-
milia obra adoptada de texto para las
escuelas de esta Isls, traducida del fran
ces por D. N. de los A. Arroyo y co.
rregida por D. Nicolas Aguayo, e. edi'
cion.
Sc vende q 2 reales ejemplar y q Is
IS reales docena en- Ia imprenta de-
BoLEr1N MERcANT1L.
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SOCIEDAD ANONIMA
DE CREDITO ANTlL
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.

Habiendo cobrado del Tesoro, por cuenta
de los seiores accionistas que 10 soR por ce-
iulas, una suma equivalente 81 6 p.S del ca
pital nominal que represeEtan, los senores &C.
cionistas metalico sc serviran satisfacer en- ell
tsrmno de un mes contar desde ell l. 9, de
Setembre la misrna suma de 6p g sobre ell
ell valor nominal de las acciones con que cada
uno aparece inscrito.
Puerto Rico 80 de Agosto de 1s79.-El Sub
director, Pablo Ubarri. b. 30s.
Acordada por ell Consejo de Direction de es-
ia Sociedad, la reduction de los tipos de inte.
reses que viene satisfaciendo por las imposi-
clones, hago pdblica 10 modification para CO.
nocimiento general.
En- 10 sucesivo, pues, la sociedad abonara
por las inaposiciones los tipos siguientes:
De $500 arrlba desde d IL meses.. p. & anil
De $500 idem q mas de l3 meses... s p Sti id.
Puerto-RiGS, Agosto rs de 187e-El Sub.
director, Pablo U6Grri b. 30 g.
Desde ell dia /. Q de setiembre pr6ximo,
pueden concurrr los accionistas de este esta.
blecimento sus oficinas desde ia una IaG
tres de la tarde para el percibo del dividendo
active que les corresponds, segun ell balance
grado I'll 30 de JUNO 1ltimo.
Puerto-Rco, Agost0 % de l879.-El Sub
director, Pablo UQprTi. h. 80 s.
Camisas, camisstas y medias en- Las No
vnda6NS.
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Para oScualas.

En- la lmprenta del BoLRr1N hay constante
mente un gran surtido de libros de te exto de-
mas efectos para escuelas. Ell CatecisnlO his
t6rico Historic Sagrada, de Fleury SO vende
desde hoy 10 cts ejemplar y aun peso 10 do
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-03
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COnsuladO de Pr'a[,nI]Diia. i |

Este Consulado invita- la familia Lelors.
Nine. Camille Caroline 2 e Iaporte NJ. Pierre
Orsini herrero, ,Agos'in (Thomss), Auziani
(Toossaiht), Bartholonei (Ange). Battisti Can:
dre }, Calvani Antoine J, D,fsndi Charles
Looisl, Fabiani Francois Antoine) ), Forticelli
Jean Laurent), Ginestra (Antoine Matthew,
Luigi lF4ancoIs). Nassau (Dominique), Toma-
SIM Francois Mstheu), Vecchini (Charles),
ra aSnht0S que les interesan. Sc suplica { las
persona> que los conozcan den al Consulate
noticias de sus paraderos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-03
LAS NOVEDADES
VENTAS AL POR MAYOR AL DETAIL.


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