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: The CouPoNs.-In his speech at Leesbure
last Monday GeneralW. II. PAYNE, OF Eau
QUEER, said happily: ,.,.g..eE ~.
The coupon feature OF the McCnl!och
bin. which had occasioDed so much alarm
among thereadiusting Readi usters, had ex-
listed almost from the foundation OF the Gov
erument; was prac;iced blythe, powerful
Government OF the United, States, by the
State OF Virginia. by the county of Lou
doun, and by individuals themselves.
Whenever claim against the county was
used in the payment of taxes, or an,indivi-
dual brought in an offset against his own
obligation, they exercised the principle oil
the coupon"
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Mr.. sroyALL is Mozartsr--a bolterfrem

4
Mr.. SToyALL is Mozarter--a better from
his party. He may call himself q corser
yasive, blit. he Is. not, Tie tate CentE TIA |
Committee has ruled that aiaauch men aaassl
be antagonized and defeated il possible
so that IL the true CONSERVATIVES Of Sths
Patrick senatorial district desire to remais
Within the fold. OF their party they tmusl
vote for Colonel PENN. He lis recognized
as d Conservative. Mr.. sszoyALL is know .
as o. Mozarter, he; deserves defeat, and
will, weshope, receive IT, THE Danvills
Register says 49,, ,, i, 49,, -, 's 20
!. The nomination OF Mrs assgaii by shs
convention which met at MaEtansvifie 90
the ID instant syas not a nomfAHsien by ths
regular Conservative argaat Fh,
county superintend dent OF Henry ma those
Conservatives who stand nponf the piatforll
! OF q settlement OF the public debt througl
the MeCnlioch bill refused TO recognize b
have anything to do with this meeting
Colonel Penn, OF Patrick, who was spokel
OF US d candidate for the Senate, declined I,
alley bis name TO 20 before the congen
afion. .9sS ss,ss u y fis9ss5
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n~77- COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW

EY~ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
OFFERING
800 dozen LADIES and GESTLEMEN'S LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS three for 25c., most OF
which are valued IL zoe. each;
Also. large stock of fine tESI~TlTCHRD HAND
kEECIIErS at near one half their value
200 pieces Of SILK BEREG + and TISSUE VEIL
ING; At considerably less than market value:
30 pieces REAL BRETONNE LACE IT less price
than the imitation:
Also Il large stock Of PATENT EALENCIENSES
TORCIION. FRENCH. ana other REAL and
IMITATION LACES for considerably less than
market value;
420 pieces OF "EEERLASIlNf Co1loH
TRIMMING; ut % and 35C. piece Of twelve
wards, generally sold at near double. sec
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s6,e12,074 6f
S13.912,O74 81

The saving: to the State ANNUALLY on the
five millions already funded will be $780,
OOo!- And on every million funded hereaf-
ter there VIII be @ yearly saving of thirty
thousand dollars. Let the good work go on.
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Sol1lless Politicians.

The best evidence in the world that the
;ofs the esIeilibusters and Resdjusters OF the
State are a morally corrupt and heart1ess;
c!an, of demsgogues is ieonelusiyeiyspr
sentedsin the fact frequently observed 'df
late OF Stwo.or three OF the leading spirits
Sitting and promenading, ar,a-in-aFm, ~un-
DEF the imme dfate. shadow Of the Washing
Dna1nonumput,,i the Capitol Square, cyl
denly eogitati6gs among themselves Wit With
out,th slightest ne rtlrbati ion OF conscience
or. feeling, how best to defraud the crediters
OF the Statesouts u the money which they
loaned us to construct that masterpiece q
art srt and ornament OF which Virginia and the
nobleaorsof niitheother States areso Justly
proud. ~, a,,x II III Il, TT Il 3T!'IFs
The monument. to WASHINGTON was
built with money, borrowed by the State
from the "bloated bondholdsr," and i
has never been paid back; aneF the interesi
thereof Isit possible that there issanshou.
estsmaa or a patriot In. the State who cap
plot to perpetuate that monstrons financial
fraud on The creditor, and that lasting
dishonor. upon the; honor of fhsiF State,
while gazing nnon the face and monument
OF the father oishis country |? It cannot bs
50. It IS hypoegisY aud talsehpod ,washqui
the shadow o. yesttre, to conceal It's hid
eous nakedness. And pet sd called Ra
ladjnsfsfs lhatt thing svsrs sdsias.-syel
whenss.andIng in the halls 0s sislattiiooins
M fbe sIlss sas 81 Feach states
linen pEsaa naAe o. the seenensrie,sE hut 10
1.-The less remark TINT tbsrs was hut onl
!. class Of people In the world who could b
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The evidences OF complete victory for
the advocates OF the debt settlement are
more and more overwhelming every DAY.
The estimate Of people well formed as to
the sentiment OF the State at large is that
not more Than thirtystwo Dcstructivcs ut
the utmost can be returned to the Lcsisla-
ture- Orange Vrginian.
Most of the Influential Republicans OF this
county say they will support the Democratic
nominee in preference 10 any indepen-
dent Democrat that may run. They say in
dependents ruin their party.-Rdppahan-
nOCE Echo.
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!, NewYcr

.
The New York Herald says that the de-
lection OF Tammany .swill not produce o
Serious loss - t., the Demo crats. Il a1Tr
h The Times, says the detection of Tam
Imany, whatever 1t may cost the Democrats
in this city-and that remains to be seem
unquestionably, strengthens them in the
rest 81 The State, and it does 50 with the ID
dependent voters, from whom much OF the
Republican vote is drawn; it even does SO,
beyond any doubt, with some Republicans
[ Themselves, and that not only outside OF
but within this city, 81 80 >,
7 The Tribune has q foolish article on the
subject, from Which we can extract nothing
rthsquoting.s sa Ass 1872 ". g 42slsf
The World reduces its price to two cents
and lifts high the HoRIssoN banner Italsf
declares boldly 5sts anti FILDEa proeliyitiss
ts..s. -. L..
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Rev. w. 3. DsRRIck, pastor Of the Third,
Street Methpdist church In this city, IS ON
in q letter In the Star in favor of the NC.
CpIEocH bill.
The STIR, which sS, doubt peaks taE ,ths
negroes Of Richmond, has q me leading
editorial on the question oi conscience an|
YolYea In the matter d the public debt.
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DEATHS.

Died, Thursday morning, September llIh, JOR-
DAN JONES aged thlrty-cl. MT years.
The funeral services were hello n T. ;ensZrr Bip-
list church Friday afternoon ut O'Clock. ,
He was for many years In Tue employment OIL
Messrs. Gordon & Crngan and John y. Gordon
Sons. was I good and faithful servant, ana dleh
greatly lamented by his family and all who hnew
him.
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cd sids sa t,Siy and ahat eIass were
Ithsse Ms wdre GsyUld 81 OIL conscienee
land ebicyed Rnod appetite. That ~
the onls class a lnn,an beings to which cl1
Forcfbfe Reatiusfers can. be properly as
signed. The leaders of them are utterly
devoid of conscience and their greedy stem
aclis banker afIer every. office in the. Cone
smrIponwpalrll from United States senator
|downssio, constable Of tile smallest town
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THE READJusrERs IN n NORTHUMBERLAND
The attempt to organize u party opposed to
the mi cCtlioch bill at HeathsVil!e last Mon-
day was total failure. In the evening
General r. AZ. II. Beale delivered an able
goeechi in advocacy Of the hisk-- Essen I'M
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IlALnISiER BROTHERS,
Col BROAD, CORNER SIXTH srrr,,
! We take great pleasure in anso-,,,-
! and the public generally ,la, yo... ''' MEMS
Ireur "'" fEc'i7Ias
rl'sT SUPPLY OF NEW FALL Coon,
II snail be onral daringtbaeni,rds,,
| to our cu.toIners all The rs. 49," " 'hoT
NOVELTIES and NEWEST STYLES OF coon.
just as sooa as they are pm, Ia mario.
| Our large Increasing trade e,,brs,
Larger quantities. and We Will ,e a,t, 49, ~ phy IA
barg iins than eyer Evil better
We shall op. Il on MONDAY. sen,er,,
tremendous stock of '"Sf GIL,
WHITE, RED and CoLoRED yr.,vvu
just purchased at ACTION
These Soohs are worth every QUE, a,t.n,,..
taere mas never 'sen anything In thus t,,y R,r.'
at such prices. "Ne ''en
BLACK cAsHNEREs. BLACK c.,p,yr
We have just purchased lpt or Sfyry.rr,
among which IS our al wool nu.nror :, ,''T7.
best quality and the greatest b1r.a,u In. o' y"
Richmond have ever eough. aIiinw,r.I,n' -
GOODS Will do well 10 give rs 4 cal. """
LADIES', citlLDRES's, ard MEMS vxpy,
WEAR by the cargo. We caa show m, l,...'''
best assortment OF these goods In The civ ~ -''
DRESS GOODS: EEC$s GOODS.
\ feautful stock In all the Rcwc,t style, ,,.,
cciycd.
CASSlMERES. CLOTHS. TABLE Llyvy,
SHAWLS, NAPKINS. BLANKETS. QUur,
KID GLOVES. RIBBONS, CoHSET> and
sand other articles, all 10 be SOIL II rea,on,n.,,
TRY OUR soc. USLAUNDRIEp Sulrr-p,..'
LINEN BOSOM AND CUFFS.
Our new iaIi-styic DOMESTIC PAPER Frv.
IONS are row IN. fG! assortment t.lw,,..,
hand. Catalogues free al
TllALllIMER BROTHERS.
Sc G-S.M&W COL Broa,., Corn"r >i,,5.ir,.,
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convention will meet at " ofcesI
Itss, September 7thy with ex-Ccng resssnart
John x, Tarbox as president,
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It Works Beautifully

= The following figures, ontained on satur-
day from the office of the Auditor, tell a
,sterg.that will be sad -neaas-to the enemies
OF the, McC ULLocH act. They show the
progress, Of funding under that benefcent
act. Read - - atz} ~ 3s gitt s@
.c,r.,tv f,,nded l.,.s. 49, S5, 035s474 81
RCquIsitions ready to hand m..... .7S0.l0s "
In Office ready for funding...,...'.. lZo-auo w
lsgtl,.e IS Es aga s6,g12,074 Cd
in hands or the .1@ftI So
syndicateia ,...z. srzy4.fs
New York 80. "a, 100000 w
In hands of The sEi 2A5s'* ~.
agent In, Rich .t#s
monu'.''''''':' 1.ooo.ooo " 100000 90
!, i,.:t' 70 '' &'lt.s, s13.912,O74 81
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IonIs t,csns eigAs gpersens in this county
-Il1o aytofhe State q Iana-tax OF over 826,
and every one Of them Is an ardent Debt
paybr.D x @ ~
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At CAMPBELL Phi ac6gsisi z: wsII. informed
man says: "a a, I'm ssgs a;t est syfse.
can accurate count proves that there are
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LOWEST ROUND-TRlP RATES EVER OFFER
ED TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

From the 1st TO the 9TH Of eD'cmher, 1879,
R0UND-TRlp TICKETS, GOOD FOR FIFTEEN
DAYS. will bc on sale 1T \. ". Garber,:, S25 VAIN
street. aud at the Chesapeake AMI ONO itno' iicKct-
oce Rrnld near SrLcntecnth street, al khe IOIlOW
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M bers Of JoppS LODGE, No. 40. AT: 2G
aud 4. NJ. are requested to attend stated/ '
communication AT s.. Alban's Hall THIS tAiondsyl
EVENING Z O'Clock. Master MasOnS in good
standing are fraterualy invited to attend. by or
der OF the w. NJ.
JNO. L. LAUGHTON. JR..
sel5-ltk Secrs tary.
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ENCT RSEDSS.

TtHES AND HIORA1LWAY
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EE1'aNE%.

NASONIC NOTICE.-Tbe stated %gSJgn
M convocat1on of HARTMAN ROYAL Sss;XSSy.z
ARCH CHAPTER. No So, will be held al 10
Mason,' Hall, on Franklin street, THIS
EVENING at o'cl1ck. All Royal Arch MasnEs In
good landing are rrlternarIy invited 70 Ittruu
BY order o; the NJ. f.. Fl. p.
WILLIAM WILSON. Secretary.
September Is, 4. Z. 1919, y. d. 1879.
SO lJ-1tk
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SPECIAL y1rrxr.
1 FALL SEASON tS-n -
TIlALHIMER Bp0Tur,.

~ wy
AT
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-16
The Business Outlook.
Baltimore Sun.

Dun, Barlow & Co.'s circular fo1
the three months ending March 31st,
1879, shows a very considerable re-
duction in the number of failures
and amount Of liabilities in the
United States as compared with the
same periods in 1878 and 1877.
For the first quarter of 1879 the
failures were 1854, against 1886
in 1873 and 1850 in 1877. In
1879 the liabilities amount to
$13,112,66 against $82,078, 1926
in 1873 and $54, ,538,070 in 1877.
1t is not exactly fair to compare the
first quarter of the present year
with that of 1878, since last year
the number of failures was greatly
increased by the impending repeal of
the Federal bankrupt law, but com
parisons with 1877 are entirely ad
missible. From these figures, it az
pears that the decrese in the total
number of failures in 1879 from
those in 1877 has been
345, a reduction of one-eighth,
and in the amount of liabilities of
SLIPS, ,405, or one~ffth the whole.
The losses by failures in the Middle
States have fallen off $8,993, ,707,
or nearly one-third in the Western
States $7,165,177, or nearly one
half. In the Southern and the Pa
cifc States, owing to the injuries to
trade done by the yellow fever in
one section and to the disastrous
losses by speculative mining in the
other, the increase in the amount Of
liabilities by failures was 81, ,691 ,045,
equal to So per cent. These figures
are very encouraging, since they
show a substantial gain of health in
the great business centres and the
great producing centres as well.
The average amount of liabilities to
failures has also decreased in re-
markable way, being $24,464 in
1873 and $19,012 in 1877, but only
ST. ,080 in 1879. All these facts
are contributions to the accumu-
lating evidence Of the turn of the
tide.
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Committee on Accounts, relative to
committee clerks. This report was
adopted, and the House proceeded
to the consideration of Senate bill
for the purchase or construction of
a refrigerating ship for the disin-
fecting of vessels and cargOes.
Mr.. Chalmers, arising to a ques-
tion of privilege, asked for an in
investigation by the House of his
conduct at the battle of Fort Pill
low. He made the request because
of certain uncomplimentary illusions
made to him by Congressman But
terworth in recent speech at Gins
cinnati. Action on the request was
deferred for a day or two.
The House then went into Com
mittee of the Whole and took up
the Legislative Appropriation bill,
the pending question being Mr..
Bragg's resolution to insert a clause
repeating the law creating the
Southern Claims Commission, and a
substitute therefor by Mr.. Young, of
Tennessee, abolishing the Commis-
sion, but transferring all claims now
pending before it to the Court of
Claims.
An animated debate followed,
which was participated in by Mr..
Bragg, who advocated his PROPOSE
ton by Mr.. Kiefer, of Ohio, who
claimed that the court should not
be interfered with but allowed to
die by limitation as it would do in
March, 1880; by. Messrs. Atkins,
Baker and Young, of Tennessee,
White, Garfield and others. The
discussion ranged into a general
question of the payment of South
ern claims and measures thereof.
Finally Mr.. Bragg's amendment
was rejected, 65 to IL. Mr.. Spring
er offered an amendment for abol,
ishing the Southern Claims Commits
sion and providing that any person
who may have claims against the
United States Of which court claims
would not now have jurisdiction,
but founded on equity and Justice,
and not barred by limitation, may
file his plea in the Court Of Claims.
1t further provides that the
Court shall report its finding
to Congress, and Congress shall not
allow or authorize the payment of
any private not payable under the
existing law until the claim has
investigated by the Court of Claims.
Debate followed, and the, COM
mittee arose without action.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, April ia dispatch
to the Times from New Castle states
that numbers of the striking miners
who are possessed of little means
appear determined to permanently
quit. The Durham colliers immi-
grafton agents in the New Castle
district are busy sending men to the
United States in colonies. The
main tide of emigration seems to be
towards the mining districts of the
United States. There is also con-
siderable migration to British
America.
PARIS, April 15.-The Bourse
announces that the contract for a
Greek loan of sixty million francs
has been signed between the Greek
Minister and the Compton, De
Scampte and others.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The
Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections to-day took up, as the
first case on their docket, the memo~
rial of Judge Henry M. Spofford, OF
Louisiana, claiming to be entitled
to the seat in the Senate now occu-
pied by Gov. kellogg. After some
Informal discussion, the committee
decided to notify the parties to
appear in person or by counsel at an
adjourned meeting to morrow, for the
purpose Of presenting argument to
the Committee on the motion wheth-
er this case is not interdicted.
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HAZE zTA Rz FEz.EaBAzsps

New YORR, April !

NN" AUFSNi ApIII 10.
Money, 3. Exchange easy, 4S64a
4863. Governments strong ana active,
$1.04s. States dull.
Flour dull. Southern -four quiet
and weak; common to fair extra, $4 10
a4.40; good to choice do, So 5046 so.
Wheat, spring, 1a2o lower, with a mod
crate inquiry; winter, fully 1c lower,
dull. Corn fully &c lower, and heavy;
ungraded, 41a444; No. 8 433. Oats dull,
4s3c lower; No. white. 313. Coffee
quiet. Sugar, moderate inquiry; Cuba,
81, Centrifugal, u; fair to good refining
81; refined unchanged sand quiet. Mo-
lasses steady; Rio, fair trade and firmer.
Pork, middles, dull and easy; Western
and city long clear, $40 Is; short clear,
S. 80. Lard active; prime steam, on
spot, $6.20A6 223. Whisky, 81 063 bid.
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Greene COnnTy Delegates.

At a meeting of the farmers oI
Greene county, held at GreeneviIle
last week, the following delegates were
appointed to attend the East Tennessee
Farmers Convention, in this city,
May 21st:
c. G. Rankin, B. F. Earnest, S. w,
Leming, VIM. Cox, d. X. Self, John
Hardin, JnO. Remine, Geo. Bailey, Z
Link, John Weems, II. d. Maloney,
10. Huntsm8n, S. w. CFCzier, J. K z.
Saylor, T. J. Doyle, Jas. Allen, Jr., J
q. Reeve, Wm. Hawkins, Jas. o. Ear
nest, w. D. Williams. Capt r. & Gar
ter, Chairman, and J. a. Galbrailh,
Secretary, were added.
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alssanIDnnfi RInrkRt

CINCINNATI, April 15.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull and
dropping; red and amber; 98a $5 Oh
Corn dull at 3Ga37. Oats easier, but
not quotably lower. Pork dull and
nominal. Lard dull; steam, 6 10. Bulk
meats dull; shoulders, held at 8 go;
short rib, 65 bid, rs asked; short
clear, 81 rs. Bacon weak and lover;
shoulders, 4; clear rib. 81; clear sides,
81. Whisky in fair demand and firm
at 81 OF. Butter steady and un-
changed. Sugar steady and unchanged.
Hogs quiet.
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OUR telegrams state that owing to a
strong "bear" movement made by
some Chicago operators, the wheat
market at New York is very much de.
pressed. Jim Keene is showing bis
hand s. a kind of revenge. The news
papers had him broke" not long
since, but ilse,ms that the "breaking'
was % the lively kind.
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ANOTHER war is looming up in the
East. As everybody knows, Egypt is
financially, very much embarrassed.
me holders of her bonds are princi-
t'I.S In England and France. To pro-
mem, ministers were recon-
sN 49, oy these two countries to the
q. hts anu by him appointed to act
worI,od 1-loEs. ,,1,'soEs. This arrangement
,ha Tt,si - very smoothly for a time, but
nnI.-,La, Isa.'e finally became restless
ond mIe, .i, .nelt surveillance, deposed them
has officially announced ,ha.I -uT 'oui'Hn
remove the Khedive, and the : la'te- 80 -
preparing for war. -0 l'''er Is
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-16

A GREAT racket was made over the
report that Mayor-elect Jacobs, of Gin
cinnati, did not have his naturalization
papers, and consequently wac not eli
gible to the OH e. This lille tale did
not take much TO shatter it. Mr.. ia
cObs only pulled out his papers and
certificate of election, and it was done.
Really, the Democrats are degenera-
ting in thess latter days. The old
timers" could get up better lies than
that.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-16

GEN. BRAGG, OF Wisconsin, seems
to be irrepTessibIe. He is again at the
front with = bill 10 "wiIe out as with
"a sponge" ali Southern claims of any
description.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-16

That recaleitrant Chicago Tr;1,,,,o
reporter still languishes in mdnro'so ,',o
vile" in the Sanginon iaiI IT,
Illinois Legislature surely bavr,t
much dignity and character to nro
serve II thev are compelled to taEo
sueh steps to take care of it. '"Ae
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-16

y REGULAR organized baud OF
horse thieves j. at work throughout
West, Middle and East Tennessee and
IliinOis.-AHdata Constitution.
u seems that either the Constitution
mas been misinformed, or is lying
one Of the two. We DOME know any
thing about Illinois, or Middle and
West Tennessee, but East Tennessee
has none such within her boundaries
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. hanC;ry Sale Of Two Valuable
Let's.
Nc. 2,6I4

Hu. I. McCIung VS.. john V. Ryan and others
DURSUANP TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
Z in the above cause at the January term,
1879. of tn Chancery Court. at Knoxville, Ten
nessee, | VIII sell at auction, to the highest bid
der. in front Of the court house coor in Kgox-
vile.
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MAY NEXT,
AT IL O'CLOCK A. M.
tNe two town los mentioned and described in
the pleadings, lying in the I'd civil district Of
Knox county, Tennessee, on the Knoxville,
Tazewell and Jaeksboro' Turnpike, near the
north boundary line of the town of Knoxville.
aud bounded as follows, to-Nit: BeeiGning at
a stake 20 feet east of the centre Cf the said
turnpike road, running thence north with said
turnpike lCO feet TO d stake. thence east $50 fee
0 a stake. thence south 100 feet to a stake,
thence west $50 feet to the beginning.
TERMS:
Said sale will be made fer one-.hi:d cash and
the remainder on q credit Of six and twelve
months. taking. from the purchaser notes, with
approved security, and retaining a lien on sad
lands as further security. April 18th. 1879.
apll6W4s NJ. L. PAT FERS0N, G. & n.
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OK our third page will be found our
regular Washington and Greeneviile
letters. They will prove interesting
reading.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-16
Daily Weather Report.
KNOXVILLE. TESN.. April. Is 1879.
Iimum Thermometer 75'p Minimum t7'.
3. =. HOUGH,
Sergeant Signal Corps U. S. Amy.
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INDICATIONS For Ieune5see anu
the Ohio Valley, rising followed by
stationary or falling barometer, north
10 east winds, cooler, and partly cloudy
weather.