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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-20

CONGRATULATIONS a appel 0 MS
attention de nos lecteurs ct iu
ublic eu general sur launonce
N William S. Davidson, success
,pur de la mai on Lyall q David
sn, don't la foniation date de
1S7 Cette maiSOn don't la reputa
loa est depuis longtemps etablie
tat toure espece de couvertures
40 plus baS prlx.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-20
;pHr en- amertune.

SpHr en- amertume.
Recevez, Mr.. TEliteur, mes sa
juiatiouS at mes remei clment les
plus slnceres.
T.. u. BERNARD.
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CHRISTMAS. -Si vOnS vOulcZ
tirr an present qui en vailIe la
pue, aIez visiter le magasin
bvu, vous trouyrra la l.assorti-
ueat le plus varie ,l'article, de ca
ataux punf Christmas et pour lie
j,ar de fan. Eu oatre de teutes
rs bellies chooses qui mont quinn
temps, Get 6tabiissenent Il lie
stock le Plus co.Aplat dc nafchan
dises seches de, la vile, qa'il
send au pix de New York.
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-Jure m III que tn n'aimerais
plus imhi> Gne moi
-Pauvre cilltn i! Et mon lover,
Ct ma modlste, e. ula cOutugiece !
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PARvAGE ARTIFLCIEL.-Si on
Teut ~ faire une idee de ce que
eest que lie parvage artiticiel on
na qua aller examiner les BAN
qnettes intererieures qui viennent
detre faite devant ct ;lerriere Ii
Aalson de COur. II serait IA de.
s'rer que les banquettes exteri-
cures tnSsent faites avec lie meme
systeme. En- attendant que les
au'orltes paroisSiales prennent
uae decision Get etfet, nous APP
lelons ! l'attention du public sur
falnonce de Mr.. Fritz Jahncke,
possessenr de la pateute pour
pEtat de la LouiSiare.
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co1pEE DANsANTE. - Samedi
..,shain aura lien dams la waste
isls sudpssus des magasins de
n nj King ct J. E. Caire, une sol
!. :. d. dansapte, Cette sOiree donn6e
|sr |'s Ia THlBoDAUx BAND, depas-
s.,a en- attraits toutes celles qui
|rpt pr6ced6e, car chacnn des
nsmhres de cette soci6te musi-
.,le ;isut a taire les chooses bien
4 ouypnablement.
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HENRI De HARyILLE,

CARLB1Ns DIFFERENTIATION
mande de Montreal a la date du
3 hecembre 'Un grand emoi a
etc cause ce matin dams cette
vile par la nouvelle que les corps
dc deux personnes respectables
avaient etc enleves du cimetiere
catholique dams la mutt de same.
di. Les etudiants en- medicine
des colleges McGill ct Bishop
manquent, parait-il, de sujets on
plut0t d'argrnt pOnr en- acheter.
lis sc sOnC done intrOduits, a la fa
veur des tenebres, dams le cime>
there en- question ct ont ouvert les
tOmbes. lis prOcedaient depuis
quelque temps leur euvre sacri
lege ct s'etaient deja empar6s de
deux corps, un hOmme ct une
femme, lOrsque les abolements
des chiens du cimetiere ont atti-
re Ta1tention des gardens qui
ont fait la chasse aux vOleurs.
Malls ceuX ci ont lestement d6cam
pc, laissant les tOmbes Ouvertes
ct que'qoes uns de leurs outils
derriere eux, mails emportant les
corps quiIs Ont jet6s par dessus
la cl6ture pour les reprendre Ell
suite. La mutt etanu tres som
bre, les gardens Sc sont vus tor
ces de renOncer q la poursuite.
Les amis des sujets enlev6s ont
etc prevenns ct l'affaire a etc
mise entire les mains de la police.
lie corps de la femme a etc trou
We dams la sale de dissection du
! college McGill la t6te ct une
jambe avaient etc cOupees ct la
poitrine etait Ouverte. ii a etc
rendu dams Get etat aux parents
de la defunte. LIE corps de l'hOm
me a 6te trouve au college Bish-
op ct etait egalement mutille.
Les parents des defnnts, dams la
crainte d'eOruiter l'affaire, refus-
ent de recourir la justice ct Sc
tiennent pour satisfaits d'avOir re
couvre les corps, qui ont etc re-
ent6rres.
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,,r,cATtON.-La =, navigation
BACON Lafourche est Ouverte.
O,smier 0r bateau qui est venu
s,,dsr a notre quai est !e steam
y, Rslle. commando par lie Capt.
ee's ~ s,u,in Blanchard avec John
y ',.. oonr second. Ce bateau
, 'S IA saiyi par le 81. Mary ct FAs
'.natlon. command6s ct desservls
's,t =, sps anciens officers.
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Les apprehensions des maris
donnerOnt a penser qu'une fem
me superieure a necessairement
trOp desprit pour rester tidele.
Avez-vOus remarque que les
femmes ne reclament jamais que
le droit de faire CONNIE les hOm-
mes?
Aussi les hOtillies qui, dams
leur anne ct conscience, savent
fort bien qn'ils font de leur Iiber
te, hesitent lis q In leur accorder.
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REcoLTE.-A part quelques
gos planteurs qui rcaleut encore,
aroalaison est terlnuu6e. Quoi-
qaela recolte matt pas etc ce
qa'on await lieu d'esperer, les
panteurs ne perdent pas courage
etse pr6parent pour Ia prochaine
recolte. Favoris6s par ur temps
szceptionel, la majorit6 d'entr'>
sal sont deja tres avances dams
FenSemeacement.
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Fritz .Jahncke.
Pat. for iLa]
SchillinSer Artificial Stone
Pavement,

-DEALER IL
North Riuer and German Fiags
Curb NtOne and Portland Cement.
Nos. 2OS and 2lO DELORD STREET,
Between Baronne and Carondelet Streets
dec,20-ly. New Orleans.
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Cette maison deja bian counue par so..
anciennefe $50 aus dexisteuce) eI lie Jas
pax dc ses articles, otire aux inarchau..
des OonpaSnes, Passoriinient lie plus eotu-
plet ct lie pius varie dc mareRali..ises s,,21,e, :,
Cette maison reeoit chasue senlains "a.
nuveauX en- vols du Nurd ct De i'fnre,.
met un soin tout particulieT a Iemrlir t,s
es qui lui sont addresses lII sept ~ L.
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T.. JAUBERT Il Gle.
-IMPOkTATEURS DE-

WV ~ OV1IO UE--
Marchandases seehes, styamgs,es ct
AmSricaiaes.
Cotons, lndiennes, Kxbams, Bon.
neterie, MoachOtrs. etc etc.
20 Rue de Chartres, PRES Canal
NOUVELLE.ORLEANs
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,,.,,nations Locales.

,,r-Si nos jeunes gems
lar ,Ia. assister a une soiree asre-
sae'i H. n.ont qu'a aller "a la sol
} lansante D, qui doit s'le ;t s.9nn; donnf
u s'T5 TThi5odaar Baud, lie SamedI
J ! i = C. es'n" mois. LIE prix d'aamis :'l1nh
o. - - seule,nent dune plastre'
/ Rrs,ssAr1oN.-Ml. Thomas s L.
J hn1 1ar Jest denis de ses fonc-
lp"I Id,avocat de paroisSe. Sa
'a' ',at;on a etc envoyee au gon
('''s l''es"r qui lui nommera sans
I'a's Ia', m successeur EN- attendant
WV voyocat de district nOuvelle-
l',t y elu entire ell fonctlon.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02
IN. COlored Normal School.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, July 81, 1879.
NE. EDITOR: Che students of the
Normal Institute, held at Knoxville
College, held their closing exhibition
in the college chapel Thursday night,
and although the weather seemed
threa ening, the Lsll was nearly filled
at eight O'Clock by an expectant au-
dience; who were ag.eeably and profit
sbly entert lined for ahout two hours.
III exercises consisted Of two reci-
tatjnns, one essay, debate, and vocal
aud ms rumental music, aud we've
ppene. with prayer by DIR. Reel.
Anpr music by tue choir, Mr.. II. G.
Henderson delivered Ra1d"iph's
4pecc b. fore The Virginia Gonven-
ton in !, usit manner, which was
earthly applauded. An lay IN ''1Fte
educa, ION of the heart and mind" wss
then read by NIiss Eliza }. He gnsou.:
Tie essay " s0od thrOug nOut, anu
was well .ea.. and we'll received. Mex
came the debate. O. ton: "hhould
t'e colored people emi..tat 10 the
Y est ?" A Affirmative Alex. Garner,
Jr., ard G.. ). 'Onuer. NegatiV, "A.
E. r. Draper AMI E. V. Wlitlock. All
tie gen lemeu did so very we'll thai IL
would itct he in e te 20 criticise or
,.ersoaate. 'f Q Ne1a,Ive, however,
wAn The unaf il US decision OF the
cr'nnitt e. M. II. y. PAtker 0eliv-
ere.l l. ,rd a'ham's speech on Amer
. n :axatjali, {: if lie W. lord Chat +.
ham himself, &nd lis audil-ce the
English p lia,. er
Ctduty t-uneIl.teu ient Smit'I being
. present. VIZ. calle.! u, ol 20 make some
! rem 'rks. He began 1y soyihg thai he
w. i.ighly pie ed with the evenings
rxefcis, a, we'll p wiI'' he pLo r
; u,a.le ny he teachers in The Normal
: .-Chool. Ie then ohIne' led upon rc-
arGs AJade by the uehatOrs,
cially Que TO the effect that 30 race
of pee ,rle haG eve, made lie same
a,.iulint nf prGgrc g that the Coiored
eople have iu The |. t twen;y ye rs"
After few more cOngratulatoly .e-
mark he ga q few 4mporttp5 in
ructions o. the methods Of or3anjz1-
ti.r and tetcn' ing, which we're ver%
a.prOptia; 9.
! The Nor al School Las eel su
ce:s, and live = irtei w5s kept up
| 10 the very enl. I c"nducted IN
such an excellent manner by Prof
Hastings thaE ,he s-.ent5 derived al
: Dte 60 much i,le nre profit, and
"Any ale sorry th~I it was brought tC
q close so n". examinations are
! ended, and lie teachers are preparing g
! to scab,er ,bIou~h ihe country and
follow lhe.r profC sions. p.
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EW 70 Ia,

SA~.-o0A, Aug. 1.-The first
race, three>qaarter OF mile dash,
resulted in a dead heat hetween
Checkmate and Lady Middleton,
Gabriel third; time, Ill. Check
mate and Lado Middleton will run
off the dead heat.
The sccond race, iree handicap,
o. one mile and a quarter, was wo
by Fortuna, Jericho second, Nip
per thirl; tinc, 2:103. Tie third
race, one nile dash, was won by
Lancewood, Dairy Maid second,
Audo,; third time, 1:462. The
foueth race was q selling race of one
mile, and was won by Charley Gor>
ham, Jackscrew second, iii Dillon
third.
The dead heat in the first race
between Checkmate and Lady Mid
dlet3n has been decided in favor
Of the latter, who won easily in
1:l4.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02
MINOR DISPATCH Is.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August T.
John Morton, proprietor Of gam
bling saloon, was shot and killed
last night by Frederick Rahman,
whom he had ordered to leave the
house.
Sax FaANosscc, August IA
Iuston dispatch says: 3 special to
the Star reports that Hei,ry and
Mathew StillenbacE were killed and
two merchants wounded near SAHARA
Camp, Santa Rio.os Mountains, on
the 30th ult., by Mexican highway
men.
HAMILTON, ONT, August IA
large fire is now in pro ess here.
The McInnis block has been totally
destroyed. The Bank of Hamil-
ton, Turner, Livingston & Co., and
the Hamilton Provident Loan As
sociaticn have been burned out.
The Mechanics Bank is also in
flames, and it is feared that the
whole block east Of it will 90.
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,he ss., uea Cao.e Epidemic.

DURUEUP, IA. july 3o.-The
Heratd's Coi. roT dent at Center
Point,teleeraphsth that the cholera epi-
demic, as the local physicians call if,
is still on the iacre e. Net tnan
one hundred ca. ale now reported III
The rural towns al q iun lediale l3eigh-
borIlood with f aliti occu ring every
hour. six deaths are repo ed at the
town of Walker, distant OILY a few
miles, from the same disease, which is
al indicatien of i. epidemic or Con-
ioas character, which IS July
alarming.
In this connection the N hville
-ta1e,iesa, of Thursday, T., the fol-
low ny:
III ponse 20 telesIasa sent by him,
Pre9ident Plunket received the follow
ing dis, aatch Y, terday:
"CENTER POINT, IA, July c0,-J.
ID. Plunket, Pr iden; : Mi ry Coun-
Gil of the Mi ippi Valley: The re :
port sent ahro d of our having cholera
at this point is entirely false. We
have number of of dvsentery,
proving fatal only among children of
fist and second summers.
"MAYOR OF CENTER POINT"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02
ton of five per cent. in their

ton of five per cent. in their
wages.
The race for Molecomb stakes
Sotday was won by Fl: E. Bedding
toms bay colt, brother to Ersilin,
B. Lorillard's chestnut filly Papoose,
second, Count r. De La Oranges
bay colt Man, third. Seventh race.
The betting just before the race
was three to one against the brother
to Ersilin, six to one against
Papoose AID six to one against
Milan. The brother to Ersilin was
aheal cf Papoose to tie half dis
tance, Papoose then appeared 10
Lave tie race in hand, but failed
when called upon for the fin
effort. The race was won by a
length and a half, with like dis
tance between the second and third
horses.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

LoNDcN, August 1.-The Times
s&ys that by the exertions Of Com
mander Cheymein in London a COM
mittee has been established at the
head of 40 other committees through
out the country for the projected ex-
pedition for the discovery of the
North Pole. It will, in all probability,
leave England in the spring of
1880, and will cooperate with those
sent out by Sweden, Holland, Amer
lea, Austria and Denmark.
The Manchester Guardian says ::
eve understand that the operatives
in the Oldham cotton mills will be
asked to submit to a further reduc-
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E1AEt1 E.SEY TELEGRAPH.

NaM Yn--E. Aupnst

y zW Yo-,E, August !.
Nr g easy, c,,53.. E;chance
heavy; 81 >2la"4 50. Cove rImeris
niel; ew 3'S, g; fn'f Per cerIs, G.;
-oh' a''l r.,pfrer Ct ts, %. F..s es
dull.
EIo!.r buyers favor, witt a very
limited ,lehiand for export an,; hong
nse; Southern quiet and unchanged. i.
Wheat aalac lower, with an active
'rsiness; unsr2.ied winter red, 96ca-
S!.1n; No. 8 DO, ST.. .C64a1. .O63; No. 2 do,
S;1.G9i a1.1"4. Corn opned Is lower and
Clio III fiTln, with tie decline rec0v-
cred; ungraded, 43a45 cents. Oats
less active, and about 93 lower; G33a
94c for No. 2; $3.50 for do white. Coffee
steady and quiet. Sugar unchanged.
with limited demand; refined dull
and easier; standard A, SfaS5c; granu-
J ed, Ssse;I owdered, 8se; crushed Gbc.
llolasses dull aid nominally I'M
changed. Rice firm. with fair in-
quiry. Pork shade lower and dull;
new mess, spot, SG.S5a9.G0, the latter
for very choice. Lard a shade easier,
with moderate inquiry; prime steam,
spot, $6.00s6 023; August. 1922.
Whisky IlominaI; $1.074 askel.
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On Saturday evening last, three
miles of Taylorsville, while w. Ber- !
and Pierce Philippe were out Ill a strip
IF woods ttying 10 drive in au old tar.
key he'll an,' her brood, rifle carried
bH the latter was accidentally dis
charged and the ball entered tl,e left
side of the former, ipficting a wound
ir0I0 which he died in a few moments.
II seems that Berry was in advance,
and the lock of the rifle carried by
PHILIPPE caught in briar. Berry was
about nineteen years of age. He was
The son of Mr.. w. r. Berry, and an
e2 cellent young man.-BTistOt Courier.
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Dlscussaou a. Cleseiand.
CLEVELAND, Jily 81,

CLEVELAND, July II, 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR: Z, day our people
he rd The State lebt question dis.
cussed by Gen. Campbell, of West
Tennessee, Col. 'olyar aud Col. say
age, of Middle Tennessee. Gen.
Cam[ bell and CJlyar for the compro-
mise "a proposed, and savage for repu-
diatiop. Quite crowd was in attend
ance. Savage makes about the same
speech lie Oil when advocating his
g., except he is ,,ow il favor of refus-
ing to pay aoything.
Col. CoIyay advocated honesty AM!
cave ele r cunt of our indeb ed
ne IS in his usual logical style. Cen.
CampbeIl was also in favor of the COM
promise and appezled TO our people
to stand by the glorious memories of
our dead, and not IN With QIsh0nof
the grave, of OuI noble aud dis
hnotished dead, reminded US that
Tenn see had furnished three Presl-
den TO the Republic jackson, Polk
and Johnson1, an Admlral 10 our fleet
TFarr -uil, aud judge To the high
.urt in the Union [Catron1. The
speech had a wonderful effect and j
thiuk will show It's power at the bal-
lot box. Ii is q great pity that such
men as Campbell and COlyar could
not have . nVf ed every county in
tue s ale. Our people are not dis
honest, Lut + r many DO not under
stand the prop itiOn. | endorse the
CH RoNICLE's pl-itiou and nope you
will continue the good advice up 10
the election. Urge Tenne& seears to
h nd firm 10y our fair fame and never
so foul blot upon OUT sheeted
aud heroic dead, or transmit the crime
and shame of repudiation' -
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Drunken Stuff.

How many children and women are
slowly and surely dying, or rather be-
ing killed, by excessive doctoring, or
the daily use of some drug or druul.en
stuff called medicine, thst no one
Knows what it is made of, who can
easily be cured and saved by Hop Bit
ters, made by Hops, Buchu, Mandrake,
Dandelion, &C., which is so pure, SIM
PIE and harmless that the most frail
woman, weakest invalid or smallest
child can trust in them. Will you be
saved by them? See other column,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02
TELEGRAPH1C.
YELLOW FEVER RECORD:
Twelve New Cases of Yellow Fever
at Memphis Yesterday.
And Three Deaths Reported Since
Thursday Night.
A Prominent Catholic Priest Among
the New Gases.
An Quiet at New Orleans, No New
Cases, but Another Death.
A Yellow Fever Ship in Quarantine
at San Francisco.
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHTs, August There
were nine new cases of yellow fever
reported to the Board of Health
this morning. Among the number
is Rev. Father Doyle, pastor Of St.
Dridcct's Catholic Church. Four
ad .tional ca@es, rot included IL, tie
above, are reported of rerso's re-
siding beyond .he city limits. Ihree
deaths have occurred sin.e last
night: John Hally, Charles Benz
nett, Jr., arG Tony ;etto. III.
ives her is clear and warm.
New Or. .Ett-,s, La, Aug. l.
No new cases Of yellow fever have
h,een reported. Louis L Anfert, a
child, was brought here sick from
Morgan 'ity AMI died Of fever this
morning at 1Q5 Bourboo street.
san l-A,.c.s-o, August L.
The ship "LeilI l,'r' arrived |, /
night, 1G1 da.s from RIO Janerc,
ahere she p9., in on her w9y from
New York. While there she lost
nine men fro'a dow fever. Ate,
sailing tbe fever role out ag
and apt. Armstrong, his rife and
daughter. ,he ships ca.Ienter AM
f)u> or lo sailors we're attack
Bob Ia 'cs onl two scamen died
Shortly forwards the chief mate
fell overjo. ri and was drowned
Several Of to crew arc i'll sick.
TIE slip las been disipi c.ed and
taken TO quarantine.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02
.1anel,nh,s Quarantine.

Cleveland has q1arantined to some
extent. No one from any infected
district is allowed to come here, espe-
ciaHy Memphis. No guards are
around the tow 81 last year, but the
trains ale all watched. 10 ciize,'s OF
The towE ave allowed around the depot
except tl.ey are there fer the purpose
of leaving on the train or on import
ant b ,slness. There is 90 excitement
in town over the fever or any fear OF
il coming here. Every one is quiet,
and matters are working as smo 'th'y
as eVer.-HerQJG. .a-.-.-..f .- s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02
cineIM, LIMA ket.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-Flour quiet
aud unchanged. Wheat easy, 03a9Sc.
Corn dull, weak and lower, 39a40. Oats
quiet; new. 2Ss3lc. Pork quiet, and
firmly hel, SIS: 70. Lard quiet; current
make, $3.50 Bulk meats stronger;
shoulders, $3 Is; short ribs. car lots,
81 20; short clear ribs. 81 373. Bacon
in fair demand and firm; shoulders,
$3.eJ; clear ribs, 81 G.; clear sides,
$5.124, Whisky steady and in fair de-
mand, $1.03. Sugar firm and un-
changed. Hogs, steady for light and
light, $2.7Oa205; packing, $3.35a3.55
butchers, So 55a3 so; receipts, 72C
heads; shipments. 910 heads.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02
A saoot,uxAaair at u gmr,hls.

. The following is from the Memphis
special TO Thursdays Nashville Amer
icon;
"The only accident that relieved the
roonotony of the Jay was shooting
affair which occurred u is afternoon
at the corner of Hernanio and South
streets. Frank Beamish, printer
employed at tie Appeal Gfii1e, was
shot BY C. :. Hammer. Tie cause
which prompted the attempt at MUIR
der was the refusal of Beamish to de-
ny 81 -.tement b. hal made OF kissing
young lsdy, tie aunt of Hammer
BelmisR was shot in The left side, and
his wounsl is a severe flesh one. Ham
ne WIS arrestet.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02

ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS jo; g
the Okolona States crowd and write :
the following to the editor of the
Louisville (Ky.) Dcis. ocrGt:
81 have not lived to repudiate,
abhOr OF condemn'any polite i princi.
Piles advocated by me. 1 never did
e3pouse or advocate the policy of Stcte
secc sion from the Union. The right
of secession L never questioned, and
have defended vito AL the power !
could command, out my judgment
was very decided against Is policy
My mind on the sc subjec has under
gone no change, and is not likely tc
undergo any,"
Verify the right of secession is " not
dead, but sleepeth."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02

THE Mrs. Potts, who set out to walk
fIom Philadelphia to New Orleans and
back in five months, has arrived in
the latter city five days ahead of time.
Her reason for attempting the feat is
$500 and a desire to do something no
other woman has ever performed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02

TIE average Irene Al must lo7e
q good smoke. At the laieJc.H e given
by n. G1ulIetia a. the Palaj--- 1r1op,
$500 Havana cigars were rr)vi',e J,
vet the Pal,s FGycTo ssy. ey were ell
gone by Il O'Clock in tne evening.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02

SINCE Miuiste Welsh Ie # this 20 =
try for England in 1877 he hes / i twt
brothers and sister. It is no wondeY
that heart sick lie leaves the a, xietic7
and cares Of public life. II the aean-
time the interest as 10 wn0 . t. q his
sncceeSII continues.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02

THE New York Worl3 has given ii
Grant es a Republican ca 4didate and
now fires its fusilad' agSil st She
man. Its very Kind III the WoTtt2 t.
thus help the Eepublicans select their
candidate, but it would be immensely
better if it would directi wlirIirg9
in Sam TiIden's direction.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02

INDICATIONS For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, southeast to south
west winds, falling blfometer, stat W.
ary or a slight rise ir temperature aod
partly cloudy weather, with Pve'3 Of
rafn
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-02

Now that The Dorsey heirs are *
jeff. Davis, wouIdn't it be q pref
ty good dodge if he would send Ale::.
II. Stephens to get tlat famous hoop
skirt and gown in which ne deiig' ttd
once? Fhe lightning uever s@,ii in
the same place twise, aud they would
not look for him in such garnlen :.
That sleeping.oar sheet would also he
q good disguise. He must keep IL. u
81 ting posture, however, so that tie
his and viii cover his dainty feec.
The sheet might also oe wlappe
around them-provided, always, that
it is large enough.