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AdminisirafOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed by the County
Court of Knox County Administrator of the es-
tate of William Braine, deceased. This is there
fore to notify all persons having claims against
said estate to present the same duly anthenticat-
ed for payment, and all persons indebted to said
estate TO core forward and pay up and thereby
"a costs. BARHABAS BRAIEE,
Administrator of the Estate of William Eraine,
Deceased. may2 79d3taw2W
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Elk Congressman Scott Lord, sew
eral years ago, was forced to take
the benefit of the bankrupt law.
Recently he returned to his former
home, in Genesee, N. Y, and paid,
principal and interest, all his past
indebtedness, from which the law
had given him a release.
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Knoxville and Charleston Railroad
Leave Maryville at 500 An.
Arrive at Knoxville $50 An.
Leave Knoxville S.OOP N.
Arrive at Maryviue 20PM
F. Connection made with both day trains on the
E. T.. V. Il q. K, K.
LoadOn and lockwood Mail Pack ct.
The steamer Emory City, carrying the mail,
passengers and freight, runs daily between
LOudOnr Kingston and lockwood, arriving at
LOCdOn TO connect with the eastern Ound train,
No. 4, at s-22 =. m, and leaves for Kinston and
ROeEEoad on the arrival of the western bound
rAiDr No. 3, at 5:2S,
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THE GREAT CENTRAL,
NASHVILLE,
CHATTANOOGA
and ST. LOUIS
Il A [ L w A Y

Adh AL VI ALL COM PETITION.
Business men, families and emigrants re-
member our trains run from Chattanooga
through the heart of Tennessee, to the Mis-
sissippi RIVER, without change, making
Double Daily Connections w est and N ORTIZ
west with only one change to st. Louis
and Chicago. Take our advice and save
trouble, buy Through Ticket over this
great thoroughfare and take a seat in one
of the Elegant Coaches running over this
Great Central Line from Atlanta and Chat
tanoOga to Little Rock, and Texarkana,
Texas, without change But one change
to Houston, Dallss and intermediate
points. Remember this Great Advantage
is secured
Without Extra Charge
to all who purchase tickets via Mckenzie
and Memphi
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS
Run by and in connection with this Line
from Chattanooga to Mckenzie, Frost and
Cairo, from Mckenzie to New Orleans,
Memphis and Little Rock, from Little
Rock to Houston, Texas, from Frost, via
Cairo to st. Louis and Chicago, from
Union City, via Columbus, to st. Louis
##*ThrOugh tickets, maps, time. tables,
etc, may be had on application to ticket
agents throughout the South and South
east.
w.. DANaEY,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
j. w. THOMAS, Gen'l Supt
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Grccers' ssruEs
Indigo. s z, 85ss p n
do Manila 75aai 90
Dutch Madder-......lOa 2
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wholesale Grocery Market.

KNOXVILLE, May IS,
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. ..........Aug. %.
ARRIVED.

~. -...A
ARRIVED.
Str Tiara m Bethel carthagena July %, via Philadelphia
Sir Morea (3r forester west Hartopoo Aug 49, bal
last 10 Gon ,eagS; & ra cart,,gena % davs with
iron ore to Z Waite. vessel to master.
City of Ftchburg Ellis, Lewes Del TO Old Dominion
snip Pharos MausOn SAN Francisco May TO- with mdse to
Bark Arno Aus soppa Bona July with iron ore to or
BARK oiesta Lawrence Bordeaux Al days. in ballast to
BARK ovot Pritchard Masulpatam days with
seeds to order vessel to Vernon II Brown Go.
Bark Fairy Johnson, Galway 3S days, in ballast to
Bark ChisnectO Potter 43 days. in ballast to Seam
Bark Pomona Nor Jonassen whitehaven 4S days in bal
Bark Bertha ISol Jensen BbOa SO days, with iron
BARK Hannah blanchard Williams Gloucester 20 days in
ballast 10 Whitney & 60.
wIND-suuset- sandy Hook light NV; very hazy. At
City Island, NW clear
CLEARED.
Utopia Br McR,tchie London Henderson Bros: Le
yerer Br, Scott, London Benham Boyesan Pickering
co. ArragOn Br BsgD, Bristol D ~ Morgan S3hSnim
&ayyagaez etc, outeroridEe i co; Araasas Horny,
Galveston eCgert Morgan CITY Of san AntGniQ GT,Ows
$ KTems; vesper, Hull wilmington, Abbott u IT,,
SsssSn Agyer srammS 5G: MST
ga BsTHn Gfane S9aS %%. sRCs Rcss Jew
mSD Queenstown OF Falmouth for orders Benham, Boyese,
BsnSa b5s sSyesen Ss PSFeng o. smith Kings
s seB T oss nG @sc Gs Fe 1 & Mac Mae
cbavein 1ita6 Maresca Alexandria, Benham, Boyesen
pickering & Co; Crane (NOt, Knudsen RoueI. Benham
Bovesep, Pickering Co; II Routh. Young Cork or Fa
mouth for orders Thos Dunhams Nephew & Co; Hohenzo
lern (Ger) Bruins Trieste Funch, Edye Cos Hermod Nor
Svendsen Falmouth for orders Fnnch Edye co
Fredsa NOr NOrbeTg Cork Falmouth for ORDERS Funch
dye Il Co; NewcOnb tBr. Newcomb. Cork for orders
Nevus & Som tiermania Ger, Chever Hanburg Her
mann KOop Coz lNOr 1hOrsen Queenstown or fal
mouth for orders Benbam Boyesen Pickering Coz Frank
lin Nor Glen sen, Cork Falmouth, Tobias 4 Co.
Brigs Eliza Thomson, SAWYER. PointaPr, Perkins co;
Sprng Bird Simmons, Port Of Spain. l. w Armstrong,
Ole no0rn Qutchl Smed Rotterdam Funch. Fdye Co;
sarah Kennedy Pickett Gibraltar, John Zttosen.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Aug 2a-Au strs Elysa and StrathmOre, both
from NewYOrk
QUEENSTOWN Aug 20-Sailed, str Germanc for NewYork.
Arr str Scvthia, from NewYOrk.
LONDON Aug 29-Saed 18th inst, Hldur; 23d inst, Gem
27tn Condor G NJ SanWOOd; 18th inst western
Empire both for NeW-YOrk.
Afr th inst Osteraa Rosario; 25th inst Obed Baxter,
FTemad MOneta; 26th inst, Cumberland, Wee AuriIagno
TepehoH; 2Sth inst Harding, Sachem, Elise and Ma
the Oscar Wendt Icarus CeOnice Bava Countess of Der
bv, BTage, TOrryDurn Superbo, Esempo
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

In London British consos declined ss to 97el6
for both money and the account, closing the week
mt the lowest figures United States bonds have
fluctuated la as per cent butt tlose the same as
week ago, except for new Is, which are p lower.
American railways are generally lower, the Erie
issues having been the most active, closely dOll9W
ing the fluctuations of our own market. To-day
Kiernan's Wall Street News Bureau received the
three following singular cable dispatches dated
London, August 20 ,,o,
"Runiors Of an Erie bear speculator being in diff
Guilty are circulated"
'ihe effect of the previous news is likely to be
large rise in Eries here tomorrow"
1.-THE party referred 10 is u member Of the Stock
Exchange, and will probably be declared de-
faulter Tomorrow. They have been bearing Fries
a long time"
At Yesterdays regular weekly meeting OF the
directors of the Bank of England, the rate OF inter
est was maintained at per cent, against l0l z pr
cent tine rates at which three-mOnths bills are dis
counted in she open market. The Bank Of England
lost G53l0 during the fiscal week, and has since
lost E3T2 900 ON balance. The following are the
highest and lowest prices of securities for the week.
and the closing sales to-day and a week ago
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


s,c -,saa B25 sun sets.. 6.36 Clock fast On Sis
Econ 4O7 Moon 90 Moons age days
HIGH NJ
sandy HOOK 6,Si Gov Island 1903 Hell Gats.... 8:57
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-P. n.
sandy Hook 6,52 Island 7:22 Hell dabe 91l
sun r,ses b,2s sun sets 6:34 Clock fast ON. l2s
Moan sets. a;l4 Moon souths. Moons age days Ia
HIGH WATER sUNDAY-A. b.
Sandy HOOK III Gov. Island. 7;54 Hell Gae... 943
HIGH WATER NDAY-f. n
sandy Hook 1881 Island. 500 Hell Cato. 954
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
TRAVELLERs WHO cross THE 0-EAM.

The five European steamships which soil to-
day are the Britannia of the White Star Idre RS Ma
tional Line steamship Erin; the Mair, OF TIE Horth
German Lloyd the schiedam and the Bolivia. The
Britannia carries an unusually large list Of cabin pas
sengers for so late IN the total Of "a among
whom are Captain James b. Eads the engineer; Colonel
James Andrews and family Pay-Drector Thomes H.
Looier Of the United states Navy, aud u. a Nudley
Captain Eads, having been appointed consdit7g eng
neer Of the State OF California, to Europe % inspect
the River Thess OF the tributaries OF the Danube
AM other rivers n Europe with view Of making I'M
provements ia the Mississippi Sacramento, and San
JOAQUIN Rivers Following are tho complete cabin
lists:
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
FOR RorrERDAM-BY STE.

FOR RoTTERDAM-BY STEAMSHIP sCHIEDAM.
Hormea MissF Mente Claa Keppler Geo.
Goldstefn. Max Mumm, Miss Marin TschudslNic
Kohter II. Kroenj6h Thobas Roodenburg, JohnC.
Zachsras, the Rev. Grud Misc
Geo. NJ. Hanna Won
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NORTH Rtrcr. Vessels AMI Rnlro1fL
FRIDAY, Aug. 20, 1879.
, FRIDAY, Aug. %. 1879.



AsHEs-Quiet steady Pots, 4Lc.; Pearls, 6dCLc
BEEsWAX-Very dull weak Western and Southern ! el'
BROOM CORN-AI prices well sustained business falr
CANDLES-In iobblng sale at late prices,
CHICCORY@S teadyj moderate SAFE OF German Grann
CoAI-fhe whole market Is sagnant and prices entirely
nominal Anthracite, 81 30D$2 80 by the cargo Liverpool
House Camel $ll Liverpool Gas do SO Newcastle do.
Cakng 75d$i; Scotch Steam SO 25d dS3 sos Engsh steam
MIA and WestmOreland Gas IS 50d$5 West Virginia S5
Cumberland, Broadtop and Clearheld. SASS 25.
COCOA-In small sale steady WequOte Guayaqul 10
q 22H25C.; Maracaibo, 21N32c.
bags Savanla quoted 2Ul7ci $50 bags NaracabO
quoted 500 bags Costa Rca quoted Rio
Grades sctive, firm Ordinary 70 Prime CaTgoes, lk
Fair do. l3c; sales 80 bags ox Oilers" 437l
terms. .
0C0RDAGE-stesdy at late rates; trade moderate.
122c Low hiddlng l2slscj Coed Ordinary ll'isc SECS
379 bales 75 evenlng) Of which 800 for home
ton 10 for speculation Receipts at the ports this day
IA baes day last week 30 DO last yeir 1904 past
year I5703 Futures excited feversh variable closing
points higher for September and d5 points lower for The
FIRST Cail-Augus 1896 1864, 1857 1888 September
lilo I'LL, Ii.O9 lLO7. 1108 100; November 1887,
December 1852 105i 1870 total 5000 bales Second Call
September 12b2 1881, 1852 1885, 1896 october Hos
llG5 November 1868 10 81; January 1886 10 So APRIL
1888 September 1868 1876 p October lllO l109, l0Si
November 1901 December lO.55 January, 1901 1888
March, 1880 total $500 bales Also August T. G3 Sep
1896; March, lO79al0S0 April 1888 total 5l70O Osles;
grand total l92, 800 bales. Futures closed weak
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

Total sharos sold for the week II00'ifo
The principal feature Of to-day's stock markcs
was the weakness of the coal stocks, the Immediate
n Is consdered an anomaly that these stocks
should have remained so firm all the season In ne
face of the f&ct that at no time tins year have the
Iock n new dollar for the old one ex-
pended in nining and transportation. SO the
drop of to-day capnot be considered much 2t a
weakness after ALL The general market was active
after the same fashion. The opening was brilliant
and IN majority Of instances the trst prices were
from !. to y per cent higher than yesterdays 1na
either way, and these are about equally
divided between tho gains aud losses
burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern ad-
directors to-day failed TO confirm the loan TO the
Ohicano and Northwestern Company, the consider
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
YIRsT CALI
% o'CLOCg A. ".
SECOND CALI
THIRD CALI

FOURTH CAIL-2l, O'CLOCK p. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
Yesterday. To-day

Best and Belcher has levied an assessment of 81
per share and ChOlar and Potosi assessments OF 90
cents each per share.
Governments were irregular; at one time weak,
but later making sharp recovery, and closing at
about the best prices of the week. To-days busl-
1881, and $4,000 registered at 104l2Q 1043s;
$40, ,00OcouDOn 1SS0s at 103as01034, and .000
registered at 1892; 100000 coupon 5s at 1O2
1028sG 1O2L; $4,000 conpon 4l2s at 1858 ;
S356.OOO coupon As at 10l0101 A0 l01ls, and
$4,000 registered at s0101l6 101ls. The
following are the highest and lowest prices of
and a week ago
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

ation of It being postponed until tomorrow. Pacnc
Mail made another OF its periodical excursions. with
the usual complement of officers and directors
aboard, which lltely two OF three times have sue
cessfully turned per cent out of the average oper
ators.
The market at the close was neither strong nor
weak, but mixed.
RANGE MARKET
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
Dist OF CO. 3-65s
HAauaaANN
coz l q lst tl

10000. 40
TT Co cert assen
1000. ...... 73ie
Kan z 6s d ID As
with comp cert
27,0O0. .-..b3O. lO4.
6,OU0. ......lO39s %
n ] Cen 1st Con AS
10000 ~ o7lo
5000. ..-..... VI
n j Cent Cow
Assented
5,0OO........ pI2
5,OOO.....'.- e's
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

and SO. Is francs, closing at S3.1O Sight exchange
on London ranged from 253212 to 1884, closing at
1884. The Bank Of France, during the week lost
1,527, 900 francs specie.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported:
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AsD NORTHERN.
1873. 1879.
Third week OF August. s25740 s29g77 Inc s6.237
January TO August 2l... 930.734 s36366 Dec. 9f4l3
ST LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
1873. 1879 30,
Third week OF August. s96Ni9 SOL. 800 inc 1921
January 10 August II 2435.GJS 256o524 Inc l2s,SOo
The receipts of -four aud gram nc the principa
Atlantic ports this 29th day of August were:
New-YorK
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
&c tUe UIOsIUB DTICCS .
Rid. Asken.

IS 81 tSi st,@S7 Gl os9O iSi i9is
State bonds were even more than usually dull.
To-day the only transactions were i'll Illinois Us,
1888, at 100.
Nothing of Importance was done in city bank
stocks to-day's business covering sales Of Ameri,
can Exchange l55l at 49, and Central National
There was n general breakdown in the railroad
bond speculation, from which there was only par
tial recovery, Erie second cons0ls were the most
active, and huctuated between 1914 and 707s@73si,
the funded 5s declining 3lA per cent, and also
Gn0sn fg ha oss G and We
barre consols Al, Missouri. Kansas and Texas rsts
2i2 and seconds 31s and c.. c: and l. c. iirsts as
1s16d 118S AM and G at the Ssp best prices Ssf Tor hS weef
$572 600 second consols selling at 72Ss0733l,
and funded 5s at 713lG72ls. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas frsts rose 81, Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
St. Paul sinking fund i, Hannibal and st. Joseph
IS 81, and Canada Southern frsts q per cent. The
old Pacific issues were about II lower put Kansas
Pacific firsts, Denver Division, were Ia per cent
higher at 1O3ai
Money was very active for the greater part of the
week ruling per cent, with exceptional rates as
high as l39 day in addition. But toward the
close the market vas easier, and to-day the common
rate was per cent with exceptions at o. AbOut
the only difference between the rates for oaus on
Governments and on mixed coilateras was
that Governments were the favOrites with lenders.
Best mercantile paper has PASSED at about CAT per
cent The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received 100000 in National bank notes tor
redemption. The customs receipts were 5000 900,
and the internal revenue receipts were S3SO,OOO.
The following is the Clearing House statement for
to-day lay d E1@fRapge @ % e eoy
cred Receipts, -, ,O52, 1913 payments $l,262 80
currency Balance, $43,9S4,S6s; coin balance.
The foreign exchanges were dull and weak rates
being reduced twice III the week. To-day, how
ever. there was q steadler feeling, and for sight
bills more tirmness manifested. Annexed are
.,..ls uNuaRtn
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT ~ " sroCK EXCHANGE sALEs
FRIDAY. AUGUST 20. 1879
lsreported by the cold aAd So-s TelssraphC Co.
GOVERNMENT SFCCH DEPARTHBYE
, 1879-02-13

hth nrtest was tho subject Of tlclEbesa,!oh at 4
spcclai meeting OF tho ToHn Council. Which tho
Mnsor conyokcd In Easte on rccctyh1 an 9ccusd-
ttnn from the mot1lrr OF tho victim. It Was
agreed to inform tho Public Prosecutor OF What
hid happened, anti In tho meantime tho t'opu..
latldn Of Vcsfnct surrounded the hoiiho and
threatened to lynch Mnns|Gnor. acndartnes Mt
once protected hini from ponu ar Indignation.
packed his trunks alul waa ready to Lccamp
when tho law officers arrived from Vcr4ailles.
4 summary inquiry convinced theui that a ease
for comn!ttn HIN hctu tttadu out. Tho nnn1nn
Rcndnrmcs, in episcopal costume, from his
huuse to tic raitwnY station, nfA he was llnoscd
md even moat improperly snowbaalcd by tic
villagers.
, 1879-02-13
PETER COOPER.

The Venerable phitnnts,roptst n1n,te Doctor
uf Lava l'y tho Unlvoralty OF Now fnrk--
CricbratfonnF Ills fsIR1ity.nlnth 1ilrt'.lay'
E,rc.dl Rispatch IN Tia Tribune.
NAw YonK, Feb. 18.-A largo number of dis.
tinnutshcd guests filled tho parlors OF Ahratn 3.
llowtt's scaldcnco this cveninE On the celchra-
ton Of Tho Solh birthday anniversary OF tho
venerable Tetor Ooohcr. Among tho notable
gentlemen present were the lions. William NJ.
Esarts, Thurlow Weed, ucorge ". Curtis, Sum-
uel j. Titden, MaYor Cooper. Joseph u. Choatc.
David Dudley Field, tho Rev. DR.. Bel
lows, y. D., frof. Thcoiore Dwight, md
Prof. Barnard The event Of tho eren-
Ing was tho presentation to Mr.
Cooper Of tho diploma and honorary degree Of
Doctor OF Lnwa by tho Regents Of the Unlycrsf-
" Of the State of New York. Chancellor Dcn-
etiict mnde the address Of presentation, in which
he announced Tint the guest Of tic evening,
having arrived at the a1e OF 80 years, this occa-
eton was deemed fitting opportunity by tho
Board Of Regents to confer Upon him tic degree
they latl so long been dcsirous Of Investing
him with, not 70 much. perhaps, Tor
his scholarly attatnnonts rs for tho t1ignitlcd
md phiIanthrop!c position to which he had been
exalted BY his own efforts after long life 0f
laborious cxcrtlon and good deeds, In founding
M institution OF learning for the common peo-
pln of Now York, and putting It upon basis
which could permanently endure when he had
passed nwny. Such an example Of mun,ii.
ccnce Icould only have been furntahed BY
ono VINO had long md successful busf'
ness life, att eucl, foroshou9ht nu.l ltberality
could only como from Que who ,yas naturally
finely endowed anl deeply Interested III tile
woIfarc Of mankind through the diffusion Of
1,,uue1o,1ro 4t,o af1voncnturnt of trnrtnT. md
, 1879-02-13

81. knuia Giobk' 'Lem'eFa!. ,oa.,f
Mention was mntle yester'iay ol ths ,9'.1. h.It..
sci,c.ne for the partition Of lands net"sen Il IA
an Il was supposed tl:at tte ax asi,u 1nr .hs ts
time In this State. It appears !io"essft;i st;t,oud
ono Of the largest estates u ii1s.loo M.l
was partittouud In 1BG3-4. under tug vi In h.
of Mr. Nr!tton A. HILL counselor io' t%c,ta. I,c
tale Of Peter Ilnde]l, tho rca! nss GSia.s rsra u
was valued at about 1t. OCT, ,oD; lhess 'tsntb d
tie wnolo estate. Dy virtue Of eo''. co., ct, ths
ccutri for Tint ntlrpusp betmccn the ,lIns lIn r.
city uu.l country lots, conpr!sEps it a,ss .pi
tate, wero accurately surveyed, i,9np'd ln I'M trs
plated by William, II. Cozzdns, Esq, a., ACn,iIa
lut was appraised by Coil'tt!lss,on.n'S I'D Chlt'
X. Dickson, james r. bweIlnEe,', f,' 'n., fnIo t.a
enual sharos and cacl, sllats was bsans ya'i. On
III plats and streets, ad dcserip'Te n.tr, ra.,
the day OF tla u!otmcnt, Ia lbo4 tEe 1s" .'ofT !,
In tie uuflninl,sc ypotn III titc see,un tottl
lie southeast curner Ut the arst L!tsi, ,i,ieu "a
Tile ten uutnpers OF the sflares NET u, ,oo b[ "
tbs ruspnctive sharca from one 'r,tten y" % tsa
squre pEees of paper at'd nIaeeu srl,tea oa q.
names uf the ten lle!rs were "t'a'- VII nlaced Il
other square pegcs OF papef w W" tho hsn
another hat, Neither cue o. ts,c In boaa
knew tue coatents Of either one E.r,*. T.. ~ Nai
volumes containing the eosefat s,'I't ,.uf@
III Was ready cF,ppioa ooy ,,n, III IN. bI,utod,
,,,,'ssr mas9a nTnfnst mr.! directed to draw QUE
from enrh bat, thus designating the ua nn; 10 ~
jlejr md tha number ii lie Sl1ate, a." ctt1
tlnue unttl the drawing Of Iuls "a' nuJ pdtat
Thu tl1ndfo!led b0I was re1easetut;; =; rnjJep LII.
tears .altstrncd ln his eyss as Ell ~ mid be ~
eaE,es wsrs drypped 1n.n ~ tle d + =. q
great Ltndcl! cstasc ~ Tie sa'N'1''
lin hHfFS t1lEn pfeAGpt.
, 1879-02-13
THE SPRAGUES.
Litigation Concerning tho Property Tint
Once i3elongett tn Tfts Family.
Gptctat pI6tatcA 10 3Ttd Tribune.

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