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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13
TELEGRAPH1C.
Further Evidence of Rehapie
Presidential Backbone
He Declines to be Bulldozed by the
Confederate Brigadiers,
And Vetoes the Military Interior
ence at Elections Bill.
XLVI CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, May II.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, May II.
Attention was called by Mr.. Cox,
of New York, to the petition pre-
sented by Mr.. McCord, of Iowa,
last Saturday and printed in yester-.
days Record, stating that a longer
continuance of the session is fraught
with danger to the peace, and with
disaster to the financial, commercial
an other interests of the country;
that the measures inaugurated by
Congress threaten revolution and
strike down all safeguards to free
and unintimidated elections, and
that this Improbable session
should be speedily terminated.
Mr.. Cox characterized the petit
ton as an insult to Congress, and
said that he had objected to it at the
time and therefore it should not
have been printed. A long discus
sion ensued, Mr.. Cox insisting that
the petition should be struck out OF
the Record, and Mr.. Conger taking
the ground that that would be i'm
proper, and that the only proper
remedy was an expunging of the
petition by action of the House,
and in order to have that action, he
insisted that the petition should be
read so that he could know what
he was voting on. The
Speaker (after quoting precedentS
in support of his position.
stated that the House had contro
over the journal, and that he would
submit the question to the House
He intimated that if he had his own
will about it he would let the petit
ton stay in the Record for wha
it is worth. If the objection to the
petition had been noted by the re
porter and inserted in the report
the petition could not have been
printed in the face of that objection
therefore correction of the Rocort
by inserting the objection woul'
= necessarily exclude the petition
Finally the question was submit
ted as to whether the Rec0T'
should be corrected by the inser
ton of the objection (the Speake
) stating that such correction woul
: necessarily exclude the petition
= and the correction was ordered
The Speaker therefore congratu
lated the minority on the result, a
it was d great protection to the mi
nority.
The introduction and reference
!, bills was then proceeded with.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13
heal Estate Tr .nsfers.

The following are the real estate
transfers registered in the Office o. the
County Court Clerk during the past
week:
Wiley Neely to Allen Gentry, 40
acres in 1lth district, $40.
Jno. s. Van Glider to EDWARD
smith: lot ir Knoxville, 500.
Jno. S. Van Glider to Jas. EdWaros'
lot in Knoxville, $l25.
Lewis TiIImap. Jr., to III. Schubert,
house and lot in Knoxville, l,25O.
F. Freytag and wife to V. +. Gossett,
lot in Knoxville, 81 ,000. -
J.shua Monday to z. M. Monday, AZ
acres in 18th district, $1,000
IL, Johnson to Ct. P. Fitzgerald, l
acre in 18th district, $3.50
Jno. s Van Glider to Chas. A. Au-
rim lot in Knoxville, $500.
Oliver Chesney and wife to w; -
Climbs. 257 acres in 4th district, 81 200,
D F. Bounds and others to Ass
D4yis, 97a acress in 17th district, Sl75
p p. Rutherford to ]. A. Rutherford
7 acres in 4Lh district. s165.
VIM. Brown to Martha Ann FraKer
10. acres in 3rd district, $3.50.
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Chansesy sale of s,Ot and
school Building.
No. 2.45S.

NO. 2.R0o.
The Board f Missions to the freedmen Of the
Esnerai Assembly of the United Pres
bytarisn Church of North America VS..
Wm Nelson and others. Trustees OF Shiloh
Presbyterian Church
DURsUANrT a DECREE PRONOU NED
in the above cause at the Jsruary term
Inie. Of the Chance Court st KnoxyBie. zen
nessee, will sell at auction, to tue nigness @ Dlu
der in 'front.' of the court house door IN Knox
vile. on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY tF MAY
NEXT. AT O'CLOCK A. N.
the school onse and lot mentioned and De
sorbed in the pie dinas lying in the i; st f5s Hs
Knoxville, Rounded On. the norih by Pine
ss1est and The wsss By Lea strtes t6s on SOUTH
By lot No. t4, and h.ing in block No; q. and
fcontinz 10 feet on Pine street and l5l tset on
Lea street, being lot No. 50, marked U on me
map nno,c 60
SAID Sale will be made on credit OF tEeiVe
II onths, and in bar of the eq lity of REDEEM ptloo;
taking from the purchaser note. with approTed
security. and retaining q Msn on salc Iand as
10 onr 6-wtt Nj l. P 4TrERoO <C :
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In Chancery Court at Knoxville,
Tennessee,

Solo non cohn against N. f. MonjO and Me-
rh. G5anTGsI TaIs SaCA CAUSE THE COMPLAINANT.
soiomon Cohn, havlrg fed his bill OF com ,
nIaint upon oath in thu Chancery Court at
Knoxville against y. F. MoIj0 charging; among nStg
;ndeb, ed to him and is q non, resident OF Ten
anS hayns obssS shsS q sns U6Got
III ~ o 90 achment against the estate OF said a.
Mop;o or 10 returnable to III, June term, 1879 OF Of
sal court and the saWe haying been ieglSe Sss on
bv the Clefk and Master that the said N. <,
Morjo be req aired to appear before the n. ial I
Chanc cry Court at the court house IN hn9xviile,
Ssfense to said bill. or the will be take for
confessed, and the cause set for hearing e sa Z
| KnoTviIte Wing and Chronicle for four CON
scout We weeks. This 2srd day Of Aprh'lS19.
h,iIa89st "A Sqse copy 'oSS L. PATTERSON, c, NJ.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

DY VIRTUE oF AN eRPERb sEsSb van an
d sale No. 1873, in the case OF ;..i SnsIpi Nv the
side s1S S assdss0ee ssas court US 5 of
Clerk ,,a q ine TsnD e and to me- directed will.
Moadsy The day dsdf 9 5Rps N the 1ss o,
front OF the eGurI Iensi hours, offer for sale to
knokxbs Tbidder, for cash, at public outcry
the oBDs FSsssapaed q = Is
Croft, oesG.au Use and lot in Staub, Van Glider
Ons S Hsnderso"'s addition 60 Knoxville Tenn;
No. :t,s.. ss GR the h &c "a d.Tot {.
ana Aa nnntv' Tenn This. April 18th, 1879.
hnoA 00uN"' ALEX. REEDER. Sheriff.
msyewIt, aigsaaTE'B tEa 8fEm
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13

The fret iustallmeut of MADAME
Bonaparle's Letters from Europe,
contributed by Mr.. E. L. Didier, will
appear in Scri5ner for June. These
letters were written between the years
OF 1868; they are connected by the
theme OF Nine. BOnsparte's aspiTa-
tious for a royal marriage for her SOD,
and give frequent glimpses of the
Bonaparte family from behind the
scenes. To ss that they are chsrsc-
teris,ic Of the writer is q sufficient
voucher for their Interest.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13

SENATOR CHANDLER has made an
other speech, in which he struck the
Democratic Senators square between
the eyes. He talks plainly, pOiDtedly
and vigorously When be says any
thing everybody knows what he
means. He stirred up Eaton, of Con-
necticut, so thoroughly that the wasp
ish little fellow attempted to stop him
with a point OF order, which was not
sustained by Senator Thurman, Presi-
dent OF the Senate.
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banCery sale Of two Valuable
Lois.
No. 2,6i4,

No. 2,644,
Bu [. McClung vs.. John " Ryan and others.
y1URsUANr TO a D sCREE PRONOUNCED
in The above cause at the January term.
1879. Of the Cha neery Court at KnoxXIis: Lea h;5
der. in front of the court house oor IN kRo1-
vile, on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MAY NEXT
AT IL O'CLOCK A. M,
tw,,owD log mentioned and de cribed in
the pIeadings, ying in tho I'd civil district of
Krox county. Tennessee: on the hnoxVliie
= zeWeII and Jacksboro' Turnpike, near IL 9
uor'h boundars line Of the town Of Knoxville
and bounded as follows to sit besi9n.ng en- g od "a
rsd running heHSs Ssnn north aast Tifh h S
n a sake thence south 100 feet to stake
h ence west $50 feet to the beg ming.
TERMS:
Said sale will be made for one: hiId cash ana
The ram aipder on a credit Of SIX and tWeive
months taking from the .S R%ss on watd "a
SdIpdS % fnrther security. April 10Th. 1879.
apll6w4t M L. fhA E1SN'OAN1 " 80
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13

SUNSET Cox has come to The front
In a new role. A few days since he
introduced q resolution into the House
OF Representatives that the United
States shall insist on the abolition of
slavery in Cuba. This is the best joke
Sunset Cox ever did perpetrate. The
idea Of Democratic politician want
Ing slavery abolished! After doing all
he can to take away every vestige Of
restraint from the Rifle Clubs OF the
South, he then turns his attention to
the poor slaves OF Cuba. He thinks
that a shot gun is worth a half dozen
Constitutions, and hence would trans,
plant peculiarly American institu.
tion beneath the tropical sun of that
little island
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13

No, the Brigaiiers don't like old
Zach. Chandler. Just look out for
q few notices of him in that party's
organs. The trouble with Zach, in
their eyes, is that he has an unsltera-
bic fondness for occasionally remark
ing that a spade is a spade. These
Democrats are wonderfully thin
skinned and consider it their birth
right, their heritage of power" that
when speaking to them he should say
that it is an iron tool, with q
wooden handle, used to uPturn the
soil. Don't ever say q spade-say
something nice.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13

DIR. TALMAGE, the great New York
sensational preacher, has been &C :
suited by the Presbytery called to
consider his case, Of the charges made
against him. The body which is
called the Court of the Church has
laid itself open to some very severe
structures since the trial began In-
stead of bearing themselves as digni-
fed teachers of the public morals
thew have acted in a manner very
similar to Criminal Court or Petty
Sessions lawyer squsbbles.
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.aa-rlaees1n SEWER.

Tn the etb district of Sewer county,
on sunday, April 18th. 1879. by A:
Rogers. Esq, Mr.. John V. Davis and
Miss Lucinda Upton. .z5sc.D..
on athes 29thg of Aprll, IN sewer
county by A. A., Rogers sgssr,ha asa Mcsi11 Mr' ASA
Cusick anu 1t1St J. D. c.
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Chancery Sale of q VAL
uable Farm
No. 3.145.

No. 3. las. ~ &&& s
Jobp BLACK Cox and Robert Harper, Trustee,
&c, VS. s. L. GilsoH. a u
nURsUANr TO DECREE PRoNOUN, ED
in the above cause at the January term,
1879, of the Chancery Court at knoxvllie, Ten :
nesst viii sell at auction, to the hlghest Dld-
DER in front Of the court house door IN Knox
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MAY MKT
AT II O'CLOCK A M sks ag
the tract f land entioned and described L. the
pIeadiues, lying in the llh civil di trict OF OK
= unty. Tennessee, about six miles from Knox
Vile. on the Knoxgi lie and Kingston PIKE road.
ani bounded as fellows Beginning at rocs
sat in the ground on the oath side CT tne road
lsaid pike) and north of a small white oaK
marked 81" thence south 2S% east i3l
poles and l9 links to rock on the west side OF 2
black oak in a feld. thence south 6l west III
noIeS to stake ON Bennet's line. thence with
said line north s71S We3t ls9% poles to stake on
The south side of said piks road. thence along
the south side of said road north 70 east ~ poles
to the beginning. containing III acres and 'aali
and Is polel, more or iess
TERMS:
Said sale will be made on a credit of 8 IL and
Ia months. subject to he equity of redemption
taking from the purchase, notes tn approve,
seeurity. bearirg interest from date. and reta.nd
ing a lien on said land as further security.
apllowit NJ L. PATTER5 ON, c. i M.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13

HENRY KIBBLE Superintendent Of
Public Schools in New York, has
written a letter to the Times, in which
he tries to reconcile his reputation for
intelligence with his belief in Spirit
uslism-a rather difficult task.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13
Chaucery SAFE of q House and Lot
No. 2250 and 2250.

No. 2250 and 2250.
Mary Ferriter, Admir-, vs. A. R. Formwalt ct al.
ami NJ, W. Hufaker ct al. vs., Mary kerrltee
nURsUANT TO A DECREE PR0NOUNCEDL
in The above cau.e at the March term. iotL
and revived at the March term, 1879 Of tho
Chaucery court at Knoxville, Tennessee, L Will
Sell at auction, to the highest bidder in front OF
the court house door, in KnoxVliie' on Saturday'
the 24th dag of May next. at IL O'Clock 8, IA !;
the store house and lot N entioned and described
10 the peaainss lying ia the LIST civil V dstr1S n q,
S@an's Addition to Knoxville. fronting 30 feet
on and running back us feet. said sale % De De
made subject to the COVER interest OF harS
FerTiter therein.
Said sale will be made on credit OF six and
twelve months and in bar OF the oolty Oh iS,
demptiop, taking from the purchaser note WIZ
Approved security, bea ing interest from GATE
and Retaining a lien en- said land as further So
curity.
sprii25W4t NIL. PATTERSON. c. i A.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13

MONTGOMERY BLAIR is going to
start newspaper in Washington in
the interest of Tilden and Reform.
This is the severest blow that has yet
been struck at the sage of Gramercy
PARK ---
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13
oUEE.. ISN'T 1T,

How fast all smokers are learning that Duses ,
Durham" Smoking Tobacco' Is the Desti AsA
xour dealer for it, and take no otner'
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chancery Sale Of a House and

- ~ +rsH
No. 313l.
B. O. Moses VS., John P, Crawford and wife.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
L in the above cause at the January term
1879, of the Chancery Court at Kno1vllle, len
nsssee, II sell at auction to the highest plo'
der, in front of the court house door IN Knox
vile, on -F## EE
SATURDAY, THE 17rH DAY OF MAY
80 NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK A. M, Et 3.
The House and Lot mentioned and described in
the pleadings, lying in the 2Dd civil dlstrlct OF
Knox county, Tennessee, in Bearden's Adaltion
TO KuoxVi To- beirg parts of lots Nos. 10 and 40;
in said Mi ion, and more PARTICULARLY desc tloen
a. follows oeginning at stake on corner OF Iot
no II, on Kertucky street, ownei by Garter.
running thence northwardly With said Ken
lucky street 100 feet to Walnut strest,
thence with said Walnut street eastWardly
681$ feet to stake, thence southw 1rdty loJ ieet
to said Car es's line on lot No. II. thence with
his line westwsrdlv 68H feet to the beginning
TERN MS.
Said sale will be made. on credit of six
and twelve months and in bar OF the
equity of REDEEM tiJn, taking from the pur.
chaser not with approved security. and rttain-
ing q lien on said land as further security
Aprii,6 W.T. n. L. PATTERSON. C. NJ
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JeR Davis, female disguise is care
fully preserved at the War Depart
ment. -2
Tn. Kat,onnI COisr. d Csonerener.
At the third days session Of the
National CoIored Conference in Nash
VILE. Thursday, q resolution was
adopted accepting the donation by
Gen B. F. Butler of 10000 acres or
land in the West for enigrants, and
by Hon. z ,ch. Chandler, OF homes for
100 emigrants.
A report on labor and education was
presented wi Ii various recon- menoa-
tions, among Others, that 1T IS the
sense of the Convention that separate
schools. are highly detrimental to the
interests OF both races, in that sucn
schools foster race prejudicee, but that
where they do exist. colored teachers
should be employed ia preference TO
I white teachers
w. f. Yar,Eley, ,f Tennessee. "tfered
/ The following:
"ResoEued, That it is the sense 3l
this Conference that eolored people
should fmigrate 10 those States and
Territories where they can enjoy al
the rights which are guaranteed 6y
the laws and Constitution OF the
United States and enforced by the
Executive departments of such States
aud Territories, and we ask of the
| Congress of the United States an ap
nropriation of $500, 900 to aid in the re-
moVal of our people from the South
| Adop'ed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13

nays 1O9. All the Greenbackers,
excepting Mr.. Ladd, of Maine,
voted in the affirmative on the bill
introduced by Mr.. Deerlng.
q egTna ..FsatteT'' SIsc1ssien Ended.
Mr.. EDITOR I did not suppose
when 1 entered into this contest mat
the pen of rural youth would De as
strono as that of IN othing More" who
has been a newspaper editor OF large
experience. 1t was with cohsIuei aole
ssai1ntonca that T e,. tered into this dis
cnssion. Having so done, l was not
actnated bV any desire TO do any oooy
iTSiustice, but simply TO protest against
snch abuse being heapeo upon pro, pro-
sIncers. Now. I don'L want 10 caVh
over minor questions, anu ah qulte
aure facts will as nearly sustain ne III
what bav&. said about the propfietoIs
of boarding houses, consumers auu
grocery dealers, as when he holos OuV-
tar makers entirely responsible Ior the
fcondition of the marEet ana "Iee'Sty
talks about forcing our careless anu
sIoyenly butter makers to reform thti
Ways In this respect L presuhe lie
does not regard this as harsh anu uii> ~,
becoming language or ctuoe, III
timed and unwarranted by Iacts
when applied 10 producers, pu' even q
| slioht insiuuation labOut the tnen}0c"
II,te grocery dealers and consumers
throgs him into q rage. Their pet
! DON'T, Ike It, IF ne has uttered tne
trnth when he "charscterizedt the most
| of the butter coming to this market as
vorv inferior" + have done the sante
in NV strictuies relative TO the WCh-
/ derfnI and devious IoayS of cansu ms rs
and dealers generally. Let me gay
/ kindIy and frankly, that facts sustain
| mo i'm all have said on this score. he
does PRODUCERS cruel iI.justice when ne
neysists i'm sayiOg that they are 'Choay
TO blame for the quality a"d price "i
butter on the market ano tets con
sumers and dealers go seott'Ifes.
rJustics demands that mo hing
More" Cos, ce'le the fac. that consumers
are partially 10 blame for what ine
I market is. II he viii c''ncene tulS
fac. then we are agreed in tbe mai''
! Now, lei US see il he is reatonaoie
enough TO confess the truth
+ If the gentleman thinks l nave
been unkind or too personal In tRls
matter, I would say that it's well Ioi
him thai he didn't circulate among
the ladies of the country just ate
writing that article on Mheraolt
Butter else his fate would have oeel
that of John the Baptist.
Again, insist that while the psoP
are thoroughly stirred up on thi'
suhject-yea, agitated-it Is wi'nll
the province of Nothing More" III
recogniz I'd lead,rr of the agriculture
affairs of our country, to ameilofa'
the condition of the butter market .!
enlightenipg the f4rmers' wives as I
hOy to mako tho finest article. ara
; might nG add that it is imperative OF
} him t. do 80 S lch informatiol
would be hailed with gusto, am
plsce him n the attitufe o. true re
!, former. NN ~
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ad;o,1rn yeas 90, nays ia.

adjourn; yeas 60, nays ia.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Deer
ing was then read and put upon its
passage. 1t was defeated; yeas 1O1.
nays loo. All the Greenbackers,
excepting Mr.. Ladd, of Maine,
voted in the affirmative on the bill
introduced by Mr.. Deering.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-13

Jeff Davis female disguise is care
fully preserved at the War Depart
fs,pnt --E
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24
ANNUAL. MEETING.

S-rn"yIs MINING 0'REpAgY--T"1 AN
Y NIFAL MEETING Of +hs Stockholders Of The ConEis
Mining Company will be hali
saturday, ahe T,v~nty -s4pcouA Gay Of
February, 1879,
At One o'clock the office Il the Company WATTS
law office OF Ang and Curry streets City,
Nevada. A WATT Secreta =. Il
February /, 1872 I'll
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~ n TUTNaN n1 =. II. HyrFT', dning
10 business n toe Lake T2hoc Lumber Yard. 1trtrr
the firm n3no of burning Hunt, is~3hu partnership
his day by mutual consent II. DuuuI.u viii collect
All bills due to and pay al! demands against the Old firm.
The business will b continued the Old place by t. w.
Hunt, sole proprietor.
Carson CITY. Apri! lOtn ISIS.
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EOUALfZ ALTON.

NOTICE IL aEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
Assessor has this day delivered the undersigned
the Assessment Roll for the fiscal year together
with the map book and the original lists Of property and
that the Board Of County Commissioners will sit as
Board OF Equalization at the County Clerks office on
Monday, september is h instant.
m 10d o'clock A NJ, and continue in session from time t."
Aetnas provided by law until the business Of eluaEa
no resented is Disposed Of
ALFRED HELM,
Ciark Board Of County Commissioners.
OTnsby County, Nevada
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Because of its greatly enlarged circulation.
Also it VIII be, as heretofore
conducted
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CAF29 ON M!1i. 90.

gEbEE>G "E-ssrH ASEr THE PLAYING
] NH in his city, FORMERLY owned by the Gi.nhrook
Mil Company, We hlFe adici large variety II VOID
wJttiUS H1'I.zcs AMI have now the
Most Can1plate MIL in the State.
we prepared 10 IL all hinds Of work done in first
e!ass mill t1i Manufacture 2c00 feet Of Flooring
Ceiling Rletc per day.
M"uldFngs, Nrnc.<cts Turned-xvork, ~orel
work AID "a! A.'rEs OF UrARIneH'a
Made to Order.
Furniture made and repaired. Plans AMI SpecfCsti3us
for Wood Brick or Stone Buildings furnished. Contracts
Tor building and repairing tason. All Work Guaranteed
Orders fO the town country can be lett at the Mil
or at office o e. VI. HUNT. Lake Tahoe Lumber Yard.
Address: CARSON MILL 60,
Z NJ HuSr, Carson City, Nevada.
9 H. M4sti.
C.atson thy, February Is, 1879.
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he time to advertise now is the time
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