davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-01-03


The Confcdcracy Is ssuprcme nil over the South.
Gen. John Hancock Ean for Congress last month; ;
but he bad been an officer In the, Union army,
and hts "Indcponlcnt" opponent who could
claim service on tho Confederate side, defeated
him. Now cx.dor. Baxter, Of Arkansas. wants
10 succeed Dorsey In the United States Senate,
but It Is found that he IL an old Union man, aud
the Rebel element IL making 1t warm for him.
This ''cusscdnrss" must rage till It exhausta
Itself.
, 1879-01-03

Httc 1hTk Graphic.
1890. Only two soverctRns are now left alive
10 Europe. The Socialists havu got the thing
down TO 4 dot, and pop tho new cues OF a. soon
as they are crowned. The Emperor OF Germany
hasn't stirred from castle On an Island tn tho
Rhine for six months. Nobody Tan be trusted.
They put POISON In tho kiuRly food, burn their
palaces, blow them up IN their casttcsf Tho
the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Kings ID now In
process OF formation,
, 1879-01-03

often enough by their inhuman barbarsm; and,
4 they want any further support from Northern
men, and not like dcrnonac savaees. Tho
country has Ind exactly enough Of TINT sort Of
co1,d.sct, nntl no more will be tolerated. Let us
hear no morn about the bfoutly shIvt or South
papers. TheAc Southern devils have made their
he'd let them lie Id It.
, 1879-01-03


1t Ia true shJtnR that 1t Is an III Wind that
blows nobody good. The imputation against
tho credit OF Mississippi wds q shteld to her
when The swarm Of thieves were placed III power
over her. Willie her sister, Louisiana, is 0roan-
ing under tremendous weight Ut obligations,
Mississippi, the State with bad name and no
credit, Ii ont OF debt, and her Treasury war-
rants are at pnr. The Southern Radicals eto!o
even tho credit Of tho other States, hut our
Stats escaped bccnuse shc mad nono for them 10
sfrut
, 1879-01-03

vH"GI AHsl HAff tHsb.t
What has become OF the Illinois Democratic
platform that short time ago demanded tho
lo,1ncdiato repeal OF tbs Resumption astt We
respectfully make this Inquiry Of thuse Demo-
erYttc organs that arr now making euch lively
etfosts to sesAlnbo tuto the resumption wskun.
, 1879-01-03
A Q1ltnfy,


HtH 1eFk Tribune tRtp,).
What would tho Western brother do In case
OF hard+moncy alliance between tho Eastetn
Democracy and tho Solid South. Choke tile
sug-baby md join.
, 1879-01-03

1H1TIfNbFf VH4EtT3 lU1fN.E
st1teen Innocent dfst!tertc8, which were being
operated along the Kentucky border without
reference 10 tho Internal Revenue laws, hayo
been suppressed by ruthless agent Of the Gov.
trno1cnt. No country can bc said to be free
which denies tts cl.tzena the right to boil up 4
little CORP Or stew lew apples on the mountain
sides for domestic purposes.
, 1879-01-03

the AxencJ......."..
Making Rrhad total atof................ "a, Al
This IL believed to be insgr1y in excess Ut the>
eonaRen Ms af as to ,ue
Spotted Tail u believed to hare existed Agent
lloward reported ts.nfns to =, oo9 Indiana From,
t1alf that nnmber draw suppl1cA ftnm that Agency;
thete wss % no snnmcFaton Of ind!ans At tho Agency
est a. othet men; but II hair tho reports current
through the lndian country nro true. tho opportn.
accountability 10 improve their own conditions
financially hare been too tempting to 10 rcsiated.
Tha e ns f.
land presumably othcrs) Is rapidlY leading 10 ro
ents easily forcssen By those who understand In.
and reports Of deprcdat,ons and murders arc fro
qnent- EIelted BY tho failure Of Agents and Com.
s f. nS so s H. M
II 3aetr I'll e INV who an ess tas%
to tsslr demsHds; em5oidehed becsuse tScir
outsages. insults. and murders hare boon
ee:sss, 10 .nis !'~siss sssA ' .us.. III s
thcy are fast assuming an attitude which must re-
salt 10 keneIa, war, damsEinE t9 tho ,p,ospst!ty
torch agaln flames throughout thu settlements I'D.
jaeent to the s!onx Nation, accompanied BY all the
st.ns s,oee. o saT.se s% y =. sh
equal to tho whIsc mnn. ia not 10 bo al1ureh from
m nd sS s 70
..good Indians" about these Agencies that liz
aSs9 r. @{ s ii IT. sR.
'SSe' !'snss. .as tss''09s;sd 9s; to .dao s ts;
military, Tho Aaents - wo!i i" thu Commissioners
were peaceful and making rapid pIovrcas IN evil
izatlon. tho only drawback being tha eontaminat.
s sesa ot ss s!1s S %s,s s H.
arc Well disciplined and not permitted 10 haso any
dsntly feared tho supervision Of tho tnita1y. and
no,aa9 bu, The Jeopardy Of tho!r lives uado the
The army il accused Of tho desire 10 provoke was
with the Indians. Gems. sherman and Sheridan,
whose e1prfiencc and rocold cnlit1c their opnlous
present policy shall have been persisted IN untll
IL S,sI.1 n1s e s ,eeT Ss,. m mfn x.<SsY g,s
sent Doc H. 1877, With Instructions to induce tho
nannock indians 10 Kre up tue murderer u ono
ssa shs .sve1s IT, sa'r tst. ". M
dent they did not ntcnd doing 50. - 1t WA known
t h rdorsr vi In siF
ovo1 10 Tho clrl authorities. 70 punish thoso who
wets known to 30 l!o.t!s .hey M wsfe di.arnsd, nd
ponics weEe returned TO them. 1rlo Dan:
for somo timo manifested feelings Of
hostility to tho wlttes which l have no doubt
wese agerasa,cd BY The .sarc,.y Of supplies fur.
tnen' were three dayA' rAtinrs OF aour and four
daYs' rat,ons OF beof only per week. Agent Dtnie-
son tnfor1nsa mo that eyen at that raIe biz sup
plies would bo en!tuy ont early IN March ensuing
hat hs Ind Frequently represented the sltuat!or 70
tho proper anthof!tips. who rsrl,cd that
thero wero no fund: available for Tint Agency, "
and the result was the recent outbreak.
Tho policy heretofore pursued. In my opinion,
scrrps only 10 enrich designated few 1T tas ex-
peMso OF both Government and Indian. Very
respectfully. your obcdcnt scrvaat,
IoMN l.. HNlTlt.,
Colonel F0uftesnth Infantry,
, 1879-01-03
!" At2ck."
&t.,A YAH pt-.

The Hon. Alexander II. Stephens authorizes
tbs announcement that any letters from him
prosess!ug 10 acknowledge the benefits ho las
derived from lu usa of tho Autl.FAt remedy
ara malicious fatsicattpns,
, 1879-01-03
uostsr than Writing Books.

he receipts at the door Of 1llmore's Garden
In the pedestrian match will amount to oyer
ssO,0 QUO. That's the buslacss for ambitious
young men to enter. It Is believed that not
lnore than ptx uovclsts out Of ten make that
sum On eyery thrllliQg storT they prouucs.
, 1879-01-03
CURRENT OPINION.


CisreaNd Leader tEen,).
Now, then, Gov. William Alien, look ut tho
subject calmly, sud aay whether you really
belInyo that !" Resumption Il = d--d barren
idcaltty."
, 1879-01-03
COL. SMITH.

1N8 R1suLTA or POUR fkAAs' EXPERIENCE
~ Tux INDIAN sHHyIcK.
cAtcAao, Dec. ~. lR7a--foi. ". D. FAlppls.
Afslsfa~& AdjutaA& G4akral Aitlsary Dietsl9a ef
~ Ahsoart, c*leage, III. -DsAn San: i have the
6ooot " submit the following report, being the
, 1879-01-03
fult Of four years. experience and observation Of
Tho management nf the Red Cloud and Spotted
Tall AVcncies, from lH70 to 1874.

TAit u t0ul ycAlH eAPSElGHe0 AHA Q0self0l1lH VI
Tho manage mens of the Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail AVcncses, from lH70 to 1874.
The tcmooffzing policy and want of system In
Tho management Of these Agencies has been de-
ptotnb'e. conplicatinG onr relations with tho In.
diAns rcsutsng In dtsatsfact!on and great loss to
Tho Government. 1t vas notoT.ous that Indians
them - reported ~ .belr Agents.
investigate tho administration ot h1alrs al these
Agencies were inHofed unon BY s1seir witnesses.
who were !nrn dependent unon tho good vii, at the
these w,tns..es could hnvo 1'een projected. facts
Wsaa nv s.se sse' 'see Ss s. tho s"s
mi!teea, which wers not Tor the ressons siatsd.
u vas notorious With rare exceptions, the best
ID ri. s1deT IL
Of M on scvs's
report dated washington, April -, 1871. inform:
~ G sh.t ssse,sa nameer q best
several day: after inspection lots for itsuo
wonld be driven ~ and accounted for or
the contractors ranS, on the Sorth Platte rsiseF,
hgency bnt, a. soon "a tho Commissioners lcft, this
to. q cattle was ehtppcd 70 Chlsaao from, North
s.tS So4s f.e .en ~ H. George Arnold ct
many Indians particularly half- breeds. had anuf
ssey s esr
somu OF tha !l.iur was being led 10 ther ponies,
but most Of 1t found liz wny 10 The indian traders
Tho military were frequently called upon to fur.
nsl supplies. Agents Alleging that tncy vera abort
and thcI 1T muse have them 10 pterent d..satIstae;
l,eef and Ill other k!nd4 OF supplies we.e tsaucd
largely IN cxeess Of numbers o. Indians present,
HHNHt EaFt1{A fcr0f3NI that In }aeuLnD -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-22

unit Seih,atseafsa ~ lslen: Star of peace
Plymouth. Captain 0illiam 5eatble9
mar Der gommanbant Der tattlihen Sres,
bte BON 8lyta ausselau fen mar uno mad
aiEabon iteuerts.
@ls man anselanst, besannsn bic eon'
iutarbsbSroen cine itrsnse lnterlnaunS
iiter ben gorfaa. Die snsliIhen Sseae'
iebe sebanp.ln (oIds Sale NIT bratcnlleber
Strense, Die @iAtsr linb eben Ssslsuts,
ater 70 eneraiid bic unterluduns aufa
aefubrt wurce uno nod pirp, Da Die be
treifenoen geten nod immer niht sslhlol'
fen Rnp. 70 fonnte per Wame' ces ShiHss
bod bieber niht ermittelt weresM, selien
@apitdn tsr,lcs aenua ssIpsicn. ben S@itf'
tradi issn auf ibre Sitte UNI Sfettuns etn
taltss. ltrutalss No. Sir !. sntsssensulebsn.
Die SeetsbSrpe in 6iume. ais Dem 5ei'
matstafen Der Briss Gmmu, belobte unO
belotnte Rap;tan 5eattless cole 5anoluns
in ssrfiratss Dsiis; 6einrid, 9. wctnt
susidsesoseu In Jiame NIT lsinsm, in eea
leBtsn Menbsn um Elm Sabr3ehent aealtsr'
ten SGmiessrsater, tie 5ee bat teins
6reuosn, bas umberl&weifsn aaf fsrnsn
Oeeansn feine giei,e mebr fur i0m, er fiibrt
nur nod Elm asten in Der @rinneruns, pun
Der 3utunft nithts msbr bOfsno, ais ben
Sob, bic GrlGluns pom aualpollsn. 3ped'
los aewprpensn Oalein.
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= Den Ssutl@en Stabten Risl, 9uI'
lein, Osnabrid, joilOsstsim. uab ,aanne,
per, III Das 3sat aessbsn rsorean, i einen
8ertreter irs prcafifd,s sosrrenbahs fen.
ben az earisa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-22

Gin Ddrt6sn nsnu Id gn6 iabaltl6wsr,
e. sebst son Wanpe III Mu1bs,
80 puftei gar fuB non ben Qtppen Der,
Der 3abne Drddi sieSi bacon Runpe.
Sem Wsnihsn 1T nin,nter fein gBerib ssraabt
Go lang er sot an SOZOD0NT elaubt.
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. gou geupiae in Nuitiu county

- gon geupiae in aaitiu county
piro beridtet, pa6 es oairlblt lstt 10 Wo'
natcu niht aerssnet tat.
- Sn Brown @cunlp sriH Elm sahmsr
Sdr eiu uett,ebrjabrises Mapd,en al,
bradte ibr cine ssldtrliac Rppfpuuce BET
unb serflti1hte ibre gsine unc Arme. Das
0elhrei bes Mabdens bradte cine Eauts
bertei, Die nit 6Ilfe bon Sunoen Den
Barsn pertriet, bod wuroe aud, ls bon
Der BsRie ssbiTsn. Die 5rauen fluGtetsn
in oas Saus, ,pobin itnfn Der 5ar folste
rnp fortwa9reno geriudae madste, ein3u>
brehen, bis enolida ein Mann terbsitam,
Der cas wGtbsnbe Gbier er1d,ob.
Sn De gDitt gountp wurbs Elm
Staticnsteamtsr Der gilsubabn iiberfabren
unb ibm pun oen Napsrn Der &opf abse.
fbnitten.
- 8on 8ontam llnp mebrsre ueue Gin.
wanoerer Der 5rudenbeIt wesen wisbsr
mad ibrer alien Seimatt 3uridtebrt.
- Sn 6ccb County bat bsr Bra.os
aufsebDrt Ut flisbem. "a
- Sa sesutn rurbe sS. 9. Dussan,
osr an Dem Noroe 0ollamons betbeilist
fein io(Ise. sntlafen.
- Ser Draiiosnt ernannte @emarb
0utbribse gum Ser. Staatsn Aupult fir
ben SfliGsn Diarft bon 1sras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-22
. Der GSlner Qieosrfran,. weldses /,

= Der a0lnsr eieOsrfran,, welaes I'm
aafb1sn Serblt lein 25iabrises Subitdum
in gerSinouns NIT einena erubartisen
@aianswettitrsit abbsl: iia polauf tbdtis,
bieies 6eIf sorsubeseitsn. gI5ie sroBartis
oielss GeR anseleat wiro, sstt paraus tsr,
Dor, paB man 70 Bis 100 gsrsias nit
5000 BIS 5000 Sanssrn in ,sGlns Mau.
ern erwartet, I'M 70 msbr, ais Difles Jelt
in bic 2ejt ess 8oqenDuns Des Dpmss
fagt. @si Dem @e1anss@ uneurs, fur ben
so Preiie in @usiiat senommen Iinb,
werpsn fir bic oeutfdsn 9srsiise prei unp
fur bic bslsilasn spsi 2atsscrisn uno fir
bic boaanoiiHsa ano fran3Gliihen js eins
&atsaerie srritatst; auBsrosm miro cine
inisEnatonale GSrsntlelIe bstsben, In
wslter bic boAfpreiossirGatsn gersins
I'm ben eorbeer fampien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-22

= alss Weue in Siiteu, Saneinuten,
Sa!sb;neea unb 9adern bel
Bancp II. g pbn.
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= SD bate 5eit Sabren surd

- Sd bate felt Sabren fardtbares
Waaenleioen. Die beiten Ner3te, bic ih su
Eatbe 3cg, fcnaten mir nur prriiberseban.
be 5ilie UerEaufien uno ltatt belies, wurbe
ed INNER ld,limmer nit a.ir. Mein 5fpr.
per fhien inter Sem 2eipen 5uIammen.
breden ,su wolsa. unD id fab meinem
iiaeren 2noa entsesen. SD bei6lob, . +.
Aasuif SSniS S'S 5amb bur e I
5ropfen Su probiren. wuroe, Dunt
@rit. ourd oieielsen wieoer gang terse
felt unc berbanfe ibnen n,ein 2ebsu.
Bite, perSifentliden 9ie oieies gum Seitc
Der leipenoem Msnlh6eit. slnsuf WiilIer,
Wortb. Sprin9Relo, @t.
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- @eneiuns Der GrsSaiiertn Gbarlot>
ta.-@us 8slsiea nitro ssidrieben Cine
bShlt ihtssafhenee unp merfrIrpiae
8eranosruns gum geiIsrsa III In Dem
Genitbs .3ufanpe Der unsliiftdaeu Gr.
&aiierin Gsarfctta, Wittpe BEG in Meri.
to iianers@ttid erlhofsnen Sai1ers Mari.
milan, etnsetreten. Wan bofft suusr.
fatlid auf cine iarelle uno polltommsas
@eueiuns Der patisntin. sic untsrbalt
lid Uie in iaren iritsrsn. gaianosn uno
sludltaen 1asen in aeDablter, aldn,enper
Jorm unb in inselIisfntfr g8eile he
oisfutirt lssild, ridatis uno bsurtbsilt nit
s!arsm 8lid isre llmsetuns unp bss sn.
fanftisen Musfithtsn. Ssr @sbaatniB 1T
sollfanoia 3uriidsefsbrt. Gessapartis
bsihaitiet ad bic 8teonpalesesntin nit
Dem ablarsbsn unc GreanSsn itrss Sae,.
butes. bas ie wabreno Der InelIdliasn
greisnille In Meritc fiibrts, bic In BEN
Soee ibr,s @smatls une Der gntttronuns
ierer eisensn perfon gipfelan. Dielt
Nlsmuiren iollen tn is9r f!arer. beutlihsr
5crm aasefabt isin, uno mon tstrahtet
tie alS sinsn perttsoaen Bsitras gu Der
@el&idte ienes Sage. Die sesenpdrtiss
gerfalIuna Der gre &aiisrin ils Elm B.weis
saiars eas Die Wa&t oes WsrssTens unp
sss Waeninns, ruelae iis Biz Dor Surasm
eimsebnllt BATE, Elm Gnpe errsiht bat uno
oaB Die uasladltde 9apY, bersa traurissr
@sfdi&te bic san3s eipiliarts Nslt mi:
W'tsefabl selauiat. binnsn Sur3sm rod.
ltanOig Uieper btrssifelt uno bsr Gslsl'
faaft pisDer seseten isin t0ieo, ptren Der.
scrrastnee 3ieroe lie isabsr sepslsn.
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= Nus cen Raoeln Der syid)te seppnnen,
lit Der @ebrau9 oes ct Safc s
3 | betnabe i4on 10 alt, als bic mebi-
siniide Wi6enldait, benn idon ieit s}a6r.
bunoerten wuroe bic 5siluussfraft Der
Wabeiu Der Rctbtanne, in Sd(len bon
fsrpertiden 9eioen, melde Elm pirtIames
5eitmittel guy ofctbpenoisfeit MAIDEN,
anertannt @ t. Satob 8 el III in
Den 9tpOtbeten gu 80 Gents bic iSlaIhe su
boben ooer milo aui geriansen BEL Bslfsl.
lunsea BON fiinf Dollars fo1enfrei iiberalt
bin periaabt. Wan ,penbe id in bielem
Sale an bic 6errea u. 8caeler & So. :,
Baltimore. Mo.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-27

The appeal from Treasurer Polk,
published sia2the GGHRoNIcLE of
Thursday morning, ought to re-
ceive some attention in Knoxville.
We are tod that the suffering
people of Memphis need relief.
Will we help them? Tennessee has
been blessed this year with abpn-
dant harvests:L Business is reviving,
and prosperity is smiling upon US.
The health of the people through
out the State, with the exception of
Memphis, is remarkable While
we share SO many rich blessings,
viii we eat, drink and be merry
while our neighbors at Memphis are
begging for bread? If we do, let
US close up our churches, dismiss
our ministers and no. longer prac-
tice the plain teochingsof Chris
tianity. The people of Memphis
want bread. Let US send it to them
- o1a - --
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-27
y nssssa,e Grocery marael

KNOXVILLE G, Sept %. .
Coffees and sugars still advancing
Have advanced full cent during The
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-27

Everybody wonders why SO many
liver remedies have been started.
The extraordinary success of the
genuine DIR. C. McLane's Celebrated
Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, explains
it. When you buy, lock for the
signature on the wrapper the
market is full of limitations. esSe
For all complaints of the liver,
such as headache, dyspepsia, cos
tiveness, or biliousneas,. they stand
| without rival.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-27
NkRKET REPa BITS
wholesale era,n and Yrsdnse uarke.

wholesale Grain AND Preduee 1arkes
= zosss..s QgIaGE. -
4 kEoxv 3d. 81. Sept. q. IFS. =.
The advance on Wheat in the Eastern
markets has impaired life 10 the trade
Wheatis coming in freely nd Ends ready
sale at quotations Some demand for
B con at low pricsg But slittle Corn
offered and no Oats Coming The de-
n1and for Dried sFruitsggctiVe,and prices
advancing. A good demand for Field
Seeds prevail: fhe farmers Knox ana
adjoining counties ara using, drills for
planting wheat and seeds aud applying
commercial fertilizers freely.
Field 9 eds, Timothy $2T5a2.S5 per
bushei. Herd grass, cote lefs Blue grass
SSi.3i Orchard grass, ) Goal 20 % Cioysfr
BACON Buying, hog round, 5sA6e, sides.
o. Shoulders, d; hams, 6a9-id5 1asI.,T a.
to &c. -
" HEAT-Active; buyipgs sss SIS to. 30
for hite snd am Der, red, 60 70 %, --.s....,
| CoRE-NeW, loose, 1850 sacked 25t;
to SIC. .sEsf b7ld1 1850 &C bnu
( SoReRUm-In better demand, % o 3 t
1hTIss6 70. esQpi 6t7jPgi loose, saz5
PeTAfo ss-1Loose.2 scarce 4Oa6oc. Us
LAY Loose, 10000 per lUe5bs. r1tI "a
JRIzr rRUIT-Applet brn.- to a..
per pound Peaches; ba1ves ifa5. Black
bs1iies,s n73s6eaol IL ETUi1sig AIT
fLoga-Neminal: county extFs-. pgy-
| ing, 81 O0a225 selling, $2.25a2. so family
buying SA56;5 selling, 81 75A3.05 aper
sSck. ~mz.
FsArHERs-Prime 40a4lc: rn1zad. SO.
BcTrtSAActive. medium; aIOsI5e good
tosnriIne, 15alSc,f ! grEu1om sffi sszl
Eeqs-Baglng dulls 5ae3sa sgfyeuss7
'kAas cotton. alsi4esol ed Iliw dold
&wAx-221 pc. pouur. saos
/ -lssEEG-SpriDg,ss og25
SxaEEA SSAKE-25 .--.--.--z.rss
YELLOW RooT@ sc ~ "a 2 "a V =
PiNK RooT-3sc.H iolcysssyevQy0 Ifaun
! AAYsAPFLB RooT-r2c-s ffaaesL s7e.-,-
HIDBs-Dry l0al1c,i green. Sc -. -
THtcw-6sc. -~'2 O. .st.t ~ 7 80
| FLAX SEED-Per bushel, 70a7bc assl
| BRAss--8c.; Copper, 10c. : sef.g.. sz-
WooL-Per pound. 20s30.
| APPLEs-Green. T5aS1. 90 per abashei. }Ha
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-27

READ the Vine AND eHReNIcL-
subscribe forit, hand to your neigt z
Dor and ask him to subscribe. ''
15bAisca5
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sTHE Franklin Reviea0 and Jour
nal says that Democratic meetings
have been held in several of the
counties to appoint delegates to the
Democratic Repatriation Convention,
to be held at Nashville on the 23rd
of next month, and claims that the
attendance will he large. Apropos
of1this, J.@R. Bessley, a rampant re-
pudiationist and a member Of the
Lower. House of the Legislature,
writes a Communication to the same
papeS Tcommending the objects Of
the convention, and urges the name
of Col. John FL. Savage as a candi-
date for Governor. What the con-
vention-wiH do does not yet clearly
appear, but it will probably pro-
claim its reputation sentiments
and effect an organization for the
next campaign. If there are any
bridges remaining whereby the tive
wings of the party may get togeth
er and compromise, these are to b.
burned,@if we may judge from tn
expressions of the repudiationist
who do most Of the talking.
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SpEAKING of the evidences of
Gen. Grants permanent popularity,
which manifest themselves every
where, not only in this country but
in foreign lands, the Chicago Irl-
bane truthfully says;
"Lat 1t be admitted that Grants re.
mark able journey is merely evidence
the hero-warsIJp to which mankind
is so strongly addicted. Sui II must
be cont eded that all the world d0es
not unite TO crow u a map hero with
cut good csuse. Napoleon erd-d bis
brilliant career miser4bly, a prisoner
az ST.. Helena, held there by The fears
AID 'hates of ali Europe; Grant, h4v-
ing enjoyed the highest honor the Ma
Il N can bestOw, returns from trI-
ump iai tour around the world, 10 be
nftGia The recipient of welco ME as
hearty, fra'ernal, ard tender IS III.
subdutd cry of joy with which the
father embraces bis first born ch Id re
tpInIDg from q loDg abseuce In toe
preses, &c OF this graBd DEMONSTRATION
this spODtaDPOusO GU pouring OF patriot
ism and sfectlOu, partIsauship Il
hushed, and the American people, a. b
unit, receive back TO their bosom al d
confidence the beloved General who
beat back the waves of rebellion and
saved the Nation.n - ~iss
There is nothing formal in the
demonstrations which greet Gen.
Grant everywhere. 1t is the real,
honest, spontaneous expression Of
what he masses of the people feel.
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cha,,anooxa mnrnet

Snatta8OO&6 MBrAct
Chattanooga Commercial Sept. 20
CoRN-In demand, 60c
WHEAT-Incf eased receipts, ST GOAL o3.
MEAL-60 cents per bushel 7a
MEATS Bulk meats, long clear sides, Sc.
Bacon, short clear sides, 6ac; shoulders,
81 Tennessee hams, Sc. Hr Oh oga
LkBDs>.In tierces. tic; cans, Sc. sssf Il. 4
0A Ts-Per bushel, 3la32 cents. sklg
HAY-1oa80 per cwt - tattoo sr..z..,
PoTAToEs-frish, 75s90c.; sweet, 75c. !,
FLoUR-Extrs, $500; family. S5.z5;
extra family, $3.50: fancy, 1915.
PoULTRY-Chicke ems, frying. Sal2e.
EGGs-Per dozen, 1la124c. %4E7
BUTTER-Per pound 10a20c. a3t5 4lA. z
GIEsESe-Per pound, 70sS1 90. s FL
BEEswAx-Per pound, l8al9c. g
HIDEs-Green, dc; sailed, 63e; dry
sailed, 6al0c. s4 1s aHa =sese
FEATHERS Live geese, 1na40e- !. v
TALlow-Dull, per pound. &C
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Sundries
--% .
a.kSe <Essea n AFRes

AkNt %BtFsSA AAEANs
Reported for the CHRoNrcLK by Jores Lee
Ga@ ed Butchers Market Square. ssh yea
- .-ss. Ksexu,ILe. Sept. q.
-f7s+ s5-- CATTLE. Ss ~
Good, fat, small cattle in request at low
prices Common and poor cattle dull.
Sheep in demand at lal4c. We quote
BEEF CATTLE.
No. |, lsa2c; good fat small cattle,
in good demand. 13al9c; common nominal.
VEALS.
s1,01 to 81 80, according to quality.
13a14 cents; stock sheep, Is cents to
S100. lambs, 2a2ae. q s1e2@7 @
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There is nothing formal in The
The GREENEvILkE FAIR.
AIS - y &c .--zs as
Coed Display of stock. Agricultural
sS@& PFodne,s, Implements and
E.RdIeas HandiRnrk

-
sS@& Rfednc,s, Implements and
SIS $50 LADIES' HandiWork.
GREENEyILLE, Sept. 25, 1879.
The fair opened here yesterday, &C.
cording to announcements aud the day
was principally occupied in making
entries land arranging articles of dis
play, T The attendaneeen the first day i,
we understand, was SIS good as usual,
ard was principally composed Of the
officers of the Association and parties
makingthe entries. A large number
of entries were made on the first day,
and, in this respect, the prospects were
that the fair would be success in
every respect.
THE SECOND DAY
proved more busy one, and the Sec.
rotary had his hands fall in making ad
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As9ES Sc WANTED For the Best and Fs,t-
est e linz Pictorial Books aud Bibles, Price,
re iuco 81 per CEN.
l,ATIoEhL DUBLIsEISs c., PhiIada-, Pa.
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just out. Tae last rambler of TIE MYSTICAL
RECoRp. Sc d cts. for ore numher a. on tor
the yer !. Would 1T be wi hont il for ave times
the price"
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