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JoTTINGs IN AND NEAR THE CITY

Partly cloudy weather. southcrly winds. shift
ins westerly and noruiwestcrly, followed on sunday
night by colder weather
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prNNsYLvANIA KAILHoAD.
AND rNiillp sLkfks NHII. ROUTE

AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE
on ant arcr Jan g lS7s
trains eavc NV York, VIA Desbrosss and Cortland
streets ferric-, ~. t0iews
Express Tor Harrisburg, Pittsburgh the West and south,
with Pullman Palace cars attached, At A. NJ, q and
$50 VI daily.
FOR Wlhansport Lock Haven. Cory. AMI Erie. ats 70
=. NJ. connecting az Cory for ntusviue Petroleum
Centre. and the uh Regions Willamsport and Loch
Haven A VI go
IN ton Express Pullman Parlor Cars daily, except
sunday, W A. NJ arrive Washington - 7. VI. kesa
lar at $50 and - A. NJ. and 10 +. VI. SanlAyi
43OA. NJ. aud 10 4 NJ For Baltimore, r. w., except
Exprrss Tor Philadelphia 40 80 $40 9 10 Iinhtedl
III VI g 81 T. %. q. 80 > -. ami 10 7. ". sun
dAV ~ ami - NJ . g. 7 ~. 81, AMI 10 T.. VI. End
grant and ~.coni class, : 80 4. VI
R0at. Of "Bruuklyu Annex connect with AL through
trains at Jersey city. anOrins speedy and direct
transfer TOR RrOuklNu travel - =, 40 81.
Train- arrive riom Pittsburgh, q - ni1 4 "a. 10 10
4 daily. n.mA dsIf dHiy. cNccgt Monday
From Washington aud Baltimore, o5i 4. " :, 8 n
tt5, l9Iuf, NJ sunday. 80 4 N AM 10 10 7 y
From Philadr 49, 80. - a., lo.FJ. - - A. ",
. $50. 1 ~, aan. 80, ant 100 r N sunday t'S@
$50. 10 ~ ~ 30 A. NJ ii. ~. 10 10 +. VI.
Ticket Onicc= III AMI Nit Broadway, Aston llohse
and foot peshrns-s ami tortlandt sts Court ~ ana
Rr,iNiNu Annex Depot foot OF Fulton - hrouAlyn,
~ lld aui ia Hudson 81, llohpNcn, Depot JERSEY
Ctv. Emerani llckct onicc. Battery iAc".,,ru
fRANk THOMSON, l. ! FNhMth
Gene
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Grturslons.

CHARMS l.NNI RNIONS.-Stormboap. batges
- aud dv slrahc groves always ON hand 10 charter ~
reasonable rates.
MAKE nguscncnts ra rlv for choice nfdays
JOHN " ~lAluN. Proprietor,
Starin sCitv. R.rrr and llHtnor Irluspo, tauon
Once. Ihcr u. Il lrtWocu 0orNauit All bry sta
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'ro PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIKI OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
HtrWffS
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE DEPOrS IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NkM YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK TIE MOST IMPROVED EQutP
AENI, AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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on AND AFTER DC. H. 1871,
Express Trains leave Sew YORK, via Desbrosses and
Cortlanit Streets FERRIES. hs follows.
80 3d. 2n. n. - Iidmtcdl II A. NJ, l. 30 4 80
$50 80, ami ~ T. u. sundays $50 and A. VI 80
7.3p 80, and 10 T.. w.
Boat OF BronAlyn Annex" connect with an through
trains AT Jersey NitN, anording speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
Returning trans loaNr Philadelphia - 0l, Is, 49,
80. = : 80. ant II A lAmited Express, - r
Ml.2. :, 80 7. and 1881 NJ On sunday, i2OL
1893 s., <. 80 4 NJ . 4. 80 = VI.
Ticket offices. 90 AMI ga Broadway Aston House,
ami foot OF Dehrosses AMI turAui sts CURT # ana
BrooklS Annex Depot loot o FULTON 4, braokYn ~,
li6and llS Hudson i, llo1oken, Depot jersey cay.
Eui-raut q, Not office, Battery pl4er, ,..o,,,.,
FRANK IliOMS.N, !. = FARMER,
General Miutgcr Gcnl Pas meg Atrnt
4 DIX. G0UNODS STANDARD bEif,rINE
~ . EAilUNN tl NNl ALINf. NNNu ~
EiINlR" ANp "SANbAlINE LulloN WILL fusl
TNllN RELIEVE ANpttk E llih most uH,NlH
CASES OF rilk NERVOUS ~N~fEM, bluhll LEV RS
kpNEY. FEMALE COMPLAINTS, sc, USED As d
RLlIED
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
Will.

Seit Dem 9ssinn bes 8intsrs bspo9nt
CLARA 8reentpDt oas Saus ibres Obeim!
in Der 0auptitaot.
aus loren grtldrunssn Dor Dem Snfruc,
tionsri9tsr bot Der Gsisr entnebmen TON
men, tpel6e &efible Grdulein Clara fiji
8ernaroin be 8ilt6urs bests. gsrnaroir
mar fir lie oas Sbsal Der Wdnner; bi
2iebe, psl4s Iie fir i'm sefaBt bate, tual
rein uno e0el, pie i6re Sesle.
Ob ibrs @siinnus gsgsn i'm felt ben
GugenbIide, oab CT fi9 Ger 9~erfolsune bee
@sri9ts bur9 bic Slu6t batts ent,iebsr
miiIisn ni9t seduoert bate ? O6 ibre Sic
be nod INNER 10 aufri5tis unb rein mar.
ME friber?
I'm Nsass iiber Die SanssenoIIen Su ers
fabren, miiiien toir'in Die 8ide seben, uns
ba einise ausenblide bel Der Mogo uno
Dem &nedt an &aHestiid nieoerlaHen. Sc
1T ni9t mebr berielbe &ns9t uno au9 ni6t
oieielbs Waso. bic mir friibsr i'm SauIe
Ser Olmen's 9etrofen babsn ; S,psi 9ienit.
bOten, bic cine 10 ii6le Wsinung pom Dem
S~utinftisen @emabI oes Srduleins batten,
%tGnnten nidt lduser in osren Sauis psrs
blsiben.
0as Grdulein bat barin l1nrs9t, ipirb
q iassn Die Sienit6Oten baben ibre
ausiu9e nod ibrem GID ~absessben 1; Dor
8Ott uno Weni9en fonnten uno burftsn
lie nidt anbers banoeln. Mud oas Sr6us
lein 1T bieies Wsinuna ; aber cs lit ibr
unm6sli9, tdsli9 nit MsnI9sn in Yerib-
runs ju isin, bic bas Sbsal ibrer Giebs
ni6t ebren f6nnen.
Stun, mir nsbmen Ylab bel benz &ne9t
unb Der Wasb, Die sinonoer piel sa iaaen
uno gu frasen baben.
n8ie sebt es OieIsr Worsen nit Dem
GrGuIein ?" fra9ts Der &nedt.
~yli4t better Gls 9eiern, lautsie bic
antport Der Wa9o,
.Utan brau6t fsin 4rSt gu isin, UNI su
ieben, bob oas 5rdulsin laneiam bins
fs9t."
nSa, lie iiebt iauedlid blsid aug unb
piro ieoen Sag maserer."
rSm 5ribiabr ssbi es osrsIei6en &ran.
fen seuO6n!id i6limmsr; Ole gBirfuns
Der eriten 8Grme i6eint sinsn ra6tbiligsn
ginfluB auf fe ausjuiben. -. Die Gun.
ssniudt 1T bod Elm entieBlidss usbsl!"
Rad Dem ar3t bat bas Grdulsin oisis
ni4t'"
Limb iuas mag ibr oann feblsn 2"
Scr ar5t bat mir nod bieien Morsen
beim Besgebsn perfi9ert, boB oas Srau.
lein nur an elmer often Rsrpsntrantbeit
.@lio, Elm Ssslenleioen? uno oas fiji
Der 10 unermsBlid reid III
yWlsint Sbr oenn, bob bas @slo INNER
Dor 2eio idubs?
"yfein, bas ni4t; absr i9 meins. ba6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

rim isbe, IN psnigen @ueenbliden oas mi=
bepoI aufssri9tete @e6auoe oes procuro=
tors pieosr abSu6re9en. Nadbem ct
bann ieinen glisntsn als einen rsdti baffs=
men Msniden ssi6iloert (oab berielbe feiz
men reIisi6len @lOube babe unh tein bO4=
iies 8el len e~rfenne, ipoQte er an ii@ ni6t
beitrsiten; absr oaS lei cine 5o9e, Die
Hienuuben etIuas augebe), fel er ii6er ben
ormcu 9O,f'r3t ter mo iuubte 10 Dicle
@rinoe oOflr Gu5uiubren, Bob es faIt
auBer SpeifsI idien, Bob Der @ann li9
9eirrt unb Ssrrn Ser Olmen itatt zines
Observation-Disclosures Wittels Elm tObtli9ss
@ift 9sssben butte.
iNprtfskuun fpIak.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

6eginge, on tpeidem Semano, Der let=
nen Sabrssbeitra9 ni4t beiabIt bat, She'll
nebmen uOQte?
Sem wiiros i'd iosen bssa6lt Gusrn
8sitroo. pOer SIR bleibt orauben /; rusr
ni&t be3n6It, fam ou9 ni9t al ben Set
ireuoen She'll bobsn."
Ser 90iOr iagt oafelbe; Sbr, uno Der
GopitGr, bic Scr t,inen Soft betanntet uno
| nit 9risIter uuO Stride guern SpOtt trei5et,
hobt Gutr Sabrssio in Der tatbOliider
8IieQi4Oit ni6t beSa9lt uno tDnnt barum
ni&t 5bsii baben on oen Gebsten, tpelAe
Die STRIDE iiber Den eeweibten SOoen Der
&ir660fe ipri4t."
,Oos 1T Die Spra6e zines S6riftses
ltbrtsn." idsryte Sernaroin; nper bat
Gid oas aQes eslast?"
,8nn SIR wie i'd Gusr Sabr9elo be-
'obltet, penn SIR Sur Wteiie uno in Die
Yrsbist siuat, tbdtet Sbr oisis 5rase ni4t.''
.Nuu. ouf mein Sabrsslo mb9e Nie.
mInN rs6n,n !" laGte Sernarotn.
.Gs piroe 0u6 cine S9anoe iein, elm
ungebsusr wie Sud in sepeibter groe me-
ben sinem @briitsn su betten J"
,,gs 1T mir penis on gursr sepeibten
groe ocle9sn; on Der WurSel zines apfsl-
ODER 8irnbaumes lisgt man ebenio i6er. /.
-. Sod msin 8eerdbniB 1T 10 nabe nod
ni9t; gernaroin fiblt fd nod iriid uno
fart uno 1T babel nod jung on Sabrsn."
,g5e Elm 8rasbaIm iprobt auf Dem
@rabe Nnielm's," bot Der Yaftor geIagt,
,,pirb Die Sano b.s Serrn gu9 beioe ses
troiisn babeu; guer Sreunb, Der gapitan.
lit idon toot! Sabt SIR feline anSit Dol
Dem S9aHot?"
SD babe gu9 esiast. baB i'd unidul'
Dig bin on benz Sose Ser Slmen's; II
penissr GIG ssbn Minutsn tusros i'd oa!
bepeiien."
sd bin nsusieris, OF bas slIes 10 slat
abssben piro."
yMeine Steiipre9uns lit 10 fi6er nj
Der morsise Sas.... penn S6r ipdte
@elo, piel @slo bon mir baben poat
brau6t SIR mir biss bios Su iasen, 10 ball
i'd nit Grdalsin CLARA @reenppt uerbei
| ratbet bin."
SD min tsin SeIO aus Der SanO cine
Seuiels
{ Damn polt Sbr ni6t, bab i9 gud
. reid uno slidli9 maae?"
rWit Dem 9etoblenen Selo BON Glar'
9reenppt?"
+ ,Was meint S6r bamit?"
,als Oh id ni4t tpiBte, Dob SIR 9leit
, nod Der Ssiratb nit alP ben S4dben. bi
b sSbr ibr entreiBen t6nnt, mad gnslan
: iberieoeln motif ?"
v@o bolt S6r az Die ndrriiden Ding
b berS"
9 ,als Oh i'd nidt tuibte, OaB Sbr m
+ Semanb, ben id nidt nenns min, bic or
n Tile CLARA zines Sbeilss hires 9erm6sen
berauben poat uno oann iiber See Hi4
q ten ?"
,@as fir Elm bosbaftss Weib!"
=. ,absr 10 melt pirb es nidt foRmen
ME miro Elm Seuiel Der gbesenoTe cine
~ gnssls 4! Nein. nein, 10 melt fOmmt
ni9t! Geoentt bes @rosbalms, Der no.
auflprieBen muB ouf benz @rabe b
$ Sdneioers."
' 9as Senifer puroe SugeI6lasen.
SIN 3immer murmelte De @iltburs e,
" l9redt unb eritaunt:
s ,8ie fonlmt bod bieies alte Beib bir
ter ales, mas i4 ftets 10 sebsim ssbaIts
babe"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
sGws iser Saarmittel.

D!tts ausf6Iitst& aus 8rdultru bttittit uns rbats
uuI1dsli6t Saarmitisi tritust tinntn ftos Dsd,n bio ere
wienatn auf Sttltn bee 5auptts, ptltt iatrt ans faei
Karen, ben dppisftn 5aarpu9s.
Das @tnsl, htsbe ni9t TN Daniel trtdttHtn. p%uretss ON
Grinder unb ftinrn Na6tartn fhen felt Sabrtn uprsbt.
DaHlbs trsalt bic 3arps Der paart, strhiti bas dusiaatn
anb bat flo IN alien Santn ole u~nftpitar trrttfta, 20 tt
beam, has BITE Saaruurleln bur5 ben 4tbraun l4artu.
dstnbtr 0aitttl btrtits @4attn stittt,n aabtn.
Dadelbt ptre IN blafren AZ 81 p~srfaut1; ttnt To-
ltsitr,a etnaet In ben bartnddisatn 8aatn.
Rtp. Dtspsnbrsf IN artsIa, Sls., tam Gusiuuff hbu
bic 9laabgareiaisit perasttrsa Qusattn stbtu.
v. S.-anfraat rt9tt man an
8raafeoSttE
Gus Qrteia. Dpusiass a.. 81
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t8prtisBuns fOlst.)
Meber Baltimore.

Ssstr, Der bas alts gatrlanb btfuStn pttr gtrranti
uue 8rsrnes spn @urcra .Vnimsn laTsn mia, ipatt bic pra&
pollen, ntuen, ttiernsn SSrauSeu. gpteamSff&tfee rs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
Mora0eutfdJen elou0,

iur Wt5trfdtrf btnubtn.
glit D~amsf6iHtn ss Rprhseutf6sn 9ipsb rurbtz
Gnst 1877 ibr $50 900 ytripntn ~bef6rbsst.
Die Dampftr titfer Gpmpa8nie;
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-25
LOUISVILLE AND NORTH CAR
OLINA.

The necessity of another South
ern connection by railway, must
become more apparent to the city
Of Louisville every day. That city
enjoys peculiar commercial advanta-
ges and has been no mean compete
tor of Cincinnati. There is no
reason why she should not increase
in population, in wealth and in
commercial prosperity. If she does
not, it is her own fault. With
pluck, energy and extraordinary
foresight, Cincinnati saw the
advantages growing out Of @: dr. d.
rect commun: catie en with the
South aD&a'' boldly ventured
60 IS construct her Southern
railway at an expense of millions.
It's completion gives the Queen
City of the West great advantages
for carrying on profitable trade,
from which it will not be slow to
profit.
But there is no reason why
Louisville should lose anything even
from this. Already, and for some
time past, she has han her great
Southern route, operated by Louis
Vile men, to Memphis and to Mont
gomery, thus enabling Louisville to
reach the South, west of Alabama,
ahead of Cincinnati. Now, she
has only to complete connection
with the railroad system of North
and South Carolina, to be
several miles nearer the Atlantic
sea-board at Charleston and
other points than Cincinnati is.
We have heretofore given the links
that are necessary to be completed
in order to give continuous line of
railway from Louisville, via Knox
vile, to Charleston, and many of
our readers were surprised to find
that so little was to be done, and
that the means for their construc-
ton were attainable. The distance
to be completed in Kentucky, to
enable the Knoxville branch Of the
Louisville and Nashville road to
reach the State line, is about sixty
miles. That thriving Company has
the means to build this
at any time when assurances
are given of North Carolina
connection. The Knoxville and
Ohio road has about twenty eight
miles to complete to reach the Ken~
lucky line, where it will connect
with the Louisville and Nashville
road, Knoxville branch) and that
company, we are sure, will under
take its completion whenever the
North Carolina link is assured.
So the whole thing lies with
North Carolina. If North Caro>
lima will build a, road from Paint
Rock to connect with the Spartan
burgh and Asheville road, which
ought to be done in a short time, in
two years, or less time, Louisville
may have access to large por-
ton of the South, with superior
facilities for carrying on a Southern
trade. Louisville will be benefited
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The official Vote of New 70 Il.

The following is the vote Of this
State for State officers as shown by Of
fetal returns
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beyond measure, East Tennessee
will be benefited, and North Caro>
lima will receive stimulus to enter.
prise, which will make her one of
the most prosperous States in the
Union.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-25
Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn

No. 3,23.
W. A. A. Conner Administrator of the Estate of
F. Jouveuat, dece asei. VS.. Jas Kennedy.
Fanny Jouvenat and others.
APPEARING FROM THE BILL WHICH
L is sworn to that til defendants, Emile Jou
vAnat, Leon JouvenaN, Charles JouEenlt and
Frank Jeuvenat are Ion-residents of the t. te
O. Tennessee, 1t is ordered t at the de eDdants
above nan ed appear before the ChaneeTy Court
AZ r knoxville, Tennessee. on the first Mood ~ 10
Jarua-y nexs 1880, make etense to be bill
In this cause or the same will be taken for
confessed. This netiee will be blish. in the
Knoxville Wing ard Chronicle for fur conseca
tive weeks.
true copy Attest. Nov. 9Th, 1879.
nov5-w4ts NJ. L. PATTERSON e. Il NJ
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-25

An unknown man was killed by the
cars in Connecticut last Saturday.
The coroner's jury found in his pock-
cts the stub OF a lead pencil, pair Of
scissors and sixty cents, and after long
dellberation they decided that be
must have been an editor. How lie
happened to have the sixty cents was
what staggered them.
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been sunk. In the fourth year its
profits were $4,000; in the fifth,
500, 900; and it has enjoyed in one
year net profit of $500, 600. Its
annual income averages 81, 200, 600,
and its expenses vary but little
from a round million.
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III Chancery Court at JaCksborO,
Campbell County, tennessee.

Abigail Broyles vs.. aaron IrayEes ct al
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING Fro N
| tbs aiiegat ems 10 the blu, Whlgh is sworn TO.
mat the defendant, Felix oy es. Is. a
rssiden1 ST the State of Kennedy il IL IN r. fore
ordered b. the Gl.Ik ami Master OF said court
that publication be Il ace Ia the Rockville WING
AND CBRpNICLE, a neo paper pnbiie he'd in the
city If Knox lille, for four consecutive weeks.
notify Ing said Broyles 10 appear at the next
term OF said court to be held Monday, the
| tn day of December. 1879. at Tho curt house
in Jack boro, Tennessee, a. make his dsf, nse 10
said bill or the same will be taken as confessed
aid set for hearing ez parte as to him. This
October 2ln 1879.
of the Chaacery Court at Jacksboro.
oct2qW!k
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When a reporter said, the other day,
10 Nj. Arthur Sullivan, VINO sci Pima
fore to mucIc, that he thought the
strain, Farewell, my love; liz bit of
my life, farewell, the sweetest strain
in the score, Sullivan quickly replied
$50 do Il And so do we all.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF TENNES SEE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


In obedienceto established usage l here
by designate THURSDAY, THE TW EN-
TY>SEV ENrd INSTANT, as u day of
Thanksg giving and Prayer.
On that day recommend that we alb
stain from all secular pursuits, and in our
temples of worship and around our family
affairs, let Us humbIy testify our dependence
upon the Sovereign Grace of Almighty
God as the only source Of spiritual and
temporal blessings.
In testimony whereof, | have
hereuntO set my hand and caused
to be affixed the Great Seat ofthe
TSEAL.7 State of Tennessee. Done a. the
CITY of Mas hvile, this 18th day
of November, in the year of ou1
Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy mine.
By the Governor.
CHAs. n. GIBBS, Secretary of State.
nOy18i3t
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Pluralities: Cornell, (Rep.) for Gov
ernor, AZ .7S2; Hoskins, (Rep.) Lieut..
Governor, 1873; Wadsworth, (Rep J
Com ptroller, 5 .927; Carr, (Rep.) Score
tary OF State, 2 029; Wendell, (Rep.)
Treasurer, 1858; Ward, (Rep.) AttoT-
ney General, 4.426; Seymour, (Dem)
Engineer, 14.05l.
The following is the vote of the city
for Governor, as ascertained by tie
~ az
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Chancery Court at Knoxville,
Tennessee.

a. King vs.. 3. D. Lee ard wife. ct al.
TFAPPEARING FROM THE BILL WHICH
/ is sworn to that the de endaEts, VIM Dam-
ron and NArga e &. i. Danron, a~e non-r residents
of the tate oil Ienoes> e. it is ordered that the
said defen ants APP ear before the ca merry
Court at Kuoxvii 6, Tonnes sc, the first
Mondav ia December next. 1872, ard make O.
tense 10 the ii f ed in this ca JUS, or the anne
win bs takea FIR confessed. his notice vii be
iubiisbed in the knoxvi WI and Chronicle
Tor four consecutive weeks.
A true copy: Ate {. Oct 8th, 1873.
oct8 va NJ. J.. "a tIhhSo y, u II VI