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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-09
SUN DAY, FEB. 8. 1879.
OUR JUDICIARY.

Constitutional grumblers, who talk
on account of the love they have
for growing, and professional dem
agogues who lie to advance their
own interests, are fond of prating
about the corruptions existing in
our courts of justice. They will
tell you that a rich man has moth
ing whatever to fear from them,
provided they are willing to put
their hands in their pOcket-books.
They will say that in this country,
more than in any other money
makes the mare GO" This idea,
like many another one as false, from
constant repetition, has been in
stilled into the public mind as an
unassailabIe truth.
We do not deny that in many
instances the ermine of our judges
has been defled by disgraceful con,
duct; we do not deny that our jury
system has been abused in many
cases; we do not deny that
pettifogging ''shysters," by means
of artifce and trickery, have turned
loose on society criminals who
ought to spend the remain
der of their days in our
penal institutions we do not
deny that the free use of money has
many times turned aside the pun
ishments which were richly de.
served. We deny nothing of all
this, but we do say that in this re-
spect our country is no worse of
than any other.
Not long since, it was flashed
along the wires all over the world,
that the famous Bank of the City Of
GLASGOW had suspended payment,
Up to the time this was announced,
everybody thought that bank one Of
the safest in the United Kingdom.
Perhaps no event of the kind has
ever caused such excitement.
Thousands were, from a state Of
afiuence, plunged into deepest
poverty. Widows and orphans,
with their little all invested therein,
without a moments warning, were
thrown on the cold, pitiless world,
without penny, to beg, starve OF
steal. Other institutions were
hurled down by the force of its fall,
and they, each of them, carried want
into a hundred households.
An investigation into the affairs
of the bank was ordered, and il
was discovered that the managers
had been guilty of fraud, in pub
fishing false reports of then
financial condition. This being
reported the Directors were indict,
ed and arrested. At the trial two
of the number were found guilty Of
" fraud, embezzlement, and theft,
and FIVE others of uttering false
abstracts of balance-sheets. D" The
former were condemned to be i'm
prisoned for eighteen months, and
the latter for eight.
In delivering the sentence, LORD
Justice Moncrieff declared that there
were mitigating circumstances. .
In order that our readers may know
what is considered mitigating cir.
cumstances " across the waters, We
will give his opinion. The Justice
said, "The defendants have not fal
sified their accounts for their owl
benefit, but from a mistaken ide;
that it was for the public good" 4
strange excuse for so great crime
If this idea was carried out to it
legitimate conclusion there is not ;
crime on the calendar that would
not admit of this apology. 1t is sub
stantantially an endorsement of the
old Jesuistical doctrine, "The enc
iustifes the means"
In contrast with this course O
the British courts, We may mention
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CHANCERY SALE
Of a Desirable House and Lot
No. s09l,

NO. oJsls
Laura G. Gillespis ct a.. vs.. Ella Gillespie ct al
PURSUANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCE
III in the above cause at the January tern
1879, Of the Ihancery Court at Knoxville, e.
nsssec, W II sell a. aucron TO the highest BIZ
der, in front Of the court house door In Knox
vile, on
TUESDAY, TIE 25tH DAY OF FEBRUARY
MKT, AT IL O'CLOCK AN
The House and Lot mentioned ard descritsd ih
the pleaaings, lying In tIe lst evil dsird q
Knox county, Tennessee, In the city q hr0l
vile. aoj joining the lot of James n. Couan OF
the wet, ana bounded By has lot on the eA
thence south with the extension Of the Nu' ~,
between said Cowan's lot and this lot, % m,ts
include the sane TO Sam. A. Whites lul - "a
top CT the bank at the river. there 80 ~. "a
Whites lire 20 the line Ct tho kng1NllS tFe
Charleston Railroad Com many, thence sshh.rrs
line of said Railroad 10 Hill Street a. bsSto.
with the line Of faid bill street ~ IT,
nj. e, and known as the Bluh Irop'S
TERMS. 80
Said sale will be made on e,es an,. Sourth
twelve and ghteen montsf, ,stf - r,ou red
In hanS an tie day Of sale and ~ pa " ,Sr
aonis. 20 - rsdsm@ lion, taking rom thq ~.
sSSuaS ". y. .i,h approved security, beAIlh. "a
cnaser no1 49, AID retaining q lien ca 'a'
Land a. further sssur1ISPP iTTERSoN. 9. AN
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Executors sale of Land

THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF
l. John Gauls. decd. having been established
by the judgment of the Supreme Court of Ten
ressee at the last term, in obedience to the die
rections ccntained in said instrument viii sell,
to the highest bidder, at public auction, upon a
credit of one and two years, the premises, all
that portion of the tract of land upon which the
said John Gault, decd. ved, in Knox county,
Tennessee. and lying east of the Knoxville and
TazeEe turnpike, in the I'd civil district OF said
comfy. adjoining the lands of Ham. Scott Hug b
s, ormer tBd Gaines Harrill, supposed to
to contain one hundred acres, more or less. Said
sale will be made on the 7th day of Ma CHI, 1879.
The purchaser will be required to We bond and
good sscurits or the p1rch base money. and a lien
will be retained upon tn land to secure the pay
meut Cfthe same. IHEU. NJ. "a ULI:
Executor of John Gau't, Decd.
Febr1arv 5;h, lS79-feb.l2 4W
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coRAM ACUTE, Clerk.

ALL PERSONS having claims against the es-
tate of w. w. Heninger, deceased, are hereby
noIified to f,e them with the Clerk of the Coun>
ty Court of Union county on or before the Ist
day Of March. 1873, or they will De barred By
law This Jan. 9th, 1879. ~
jan29w4t JOHN r., CASSKLL, Administrator
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Tnsolvent Notice.
State of Tennessee. Union County,

yoJ.R. CAssELL, ONE OF THE ADMIN
istrators Of the Estate of w. W. HeLingeT,
deceased: You are hereby notified that the in
soIyency Of said ate has be IN kuggeSted 10 the
County Court of said county. You are hereby
notified to rive motto. in the WING AND CHRoE-
IcLB, q newspaper plb ished in the city OF Knox
ville for fur consecutive weeks, tor sll persons
having claims against said estate 10 file them du-
" authenticated with ths Clerk Of the County
Court of Union county on or before the LIST day
Given under mr. hand at Office in Maynard vile
A'O''N coRAM ACUTE, Clerk.
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ENn 1NAh
USITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT CLERK's OFFICE,
Knoxville, Jan. 81, 1919
To Whom it may Concern:
FAKE NOTICE THAT A PETITION F9h
4 finaI discharge has been filed on bis 5ist oay
of January, 1879, in said District Court ~ w :
T. Moor, of Chattanocga, Hamilton e9u ny.
Tennessee, in said District, VINO mas dt 20
GoneFess entitled IAN Act to establish uniform
system of Bar kruptcy Throughout the OnlteI'
State approT ed March 2nd, 1876, fol discnArgs
and certfsate thereof from all his debts and
other CLAIMS provsble updsr sad act 7 ana that 6
o,cIoeE a. m, at the ofBcs of VIM. NJ. Baxter,
Knoxville, keg 'ster in Bankruptcy for said Dis
trict the time and place assigned for the hear
is of the some, when AID wnerey U may attend
and show cause, If any you have, why the pray er
OF said petition should not be granted. The sec
OUd and third meetings of creditors will be held
at same time and place.
HU. L. MoCLUNG,
feb2d2t1aw Clerk U. s. District Court.
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KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE FOR 1879
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ChaDcery Court, Knoxville, Tenn

Nc, 3,ll9.
]. J. PiTlsbcrry against I. 7. Bishop, W. b.
WyDne ct 81,
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
! the ameEd ID bill, which is sworn to, that the
defendants. L. r Bishop and w. B. Wynne are
non residents of the State of Tennessee so that
the ord nary process of law can not be served
upon them. II is therefore ordered by he Clerk
and Master that The said defendants appear be
fore the Chanccry Court at Knoxville on or efore
the 3 Monday Of March next AID make de-
fense to the bii ed in this cause or the same
will betaken for confessed and set for hearirg ex
parte as to them It is further ordered that this
notice be published in Il Knoxville Wing ard
Chronicle for four consecutive weeks. This b
day of January, 1879. A true copy, teste
janl5w4t Nj. l.. PATTEhSUN, {. I'm.
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In bankruptcy.

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matter of w. r. Moon, Bankrupt.
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The New York herald., 1879-10-01

ENoR sALE-l6o ACRES or PRAIRIE LAND, HALE
L. milo from railroad price ~ 800
4 o. u1LEY lf2 Sth ay. New York
The New York herald., 1879-10-01
posi- OFFICE NOTICE.

)OsT OfFiCE NOTICE
The foreign mails the wcok ending saturday Octo.
Dor A. 1870 will this Office Tuesday at o'clock
r. M for Europe by steamship Arizona via Vucensown:
on Wednesday at o'clock A. NJ, for France direct by
steamship Amsrauo lavrc and at r. M TOR Europe
nv Abyssnia via Queenstown; Thursday ~
$3.50 NJ for Europe by stesmshg City of Brussels vis
Ouecnstown dence for 0ermany and France
must be specially addrcssc and st II o'clock NJ for Eu
rope by steamship Wcstphalia via Plymouth Chorbourg
steamship Britannia via Qasonsown Ca tss
4:sI NJ Scotland direct BY steamship Bolivia via
GLASGOW: and at II 30 A. ~ for Europe by steamship
mark. Sweden and Norway arc despatched by Hamburg
and jrcncn steamers only Tho mails for Aspnwall and
south Pacific ports will leave Now York September 10
The mai,s ayt Jamaica and Marncaibo Will loavo
Now York October Tho mails for Havana will leave
Now York October and 4 Tho mails for NASSAU n y,
leave Now York October The mails for the Wcst Indies
brazil aud Argentine Republic leave Now York October
rho maila for China and Japan will leave San Francisco
October Tho malls ior Anstraa 8e leave San Fran
cisco October "a. THOMAS L. JAMES, fostmsstnL :
Posr Ovyics, NEw yoRK, Sept ~ 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-10-01
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

fVO EXCHANGE FOR A FIRST CLASS pIANo-so
Il Acres OF uncneumbcred kansas land
CLARK & McLAUGllN $40 Broadway
WILL EXCHANGE TwO TENEMENTS-gENT
w p2sOO. lightly mortgngud in institution this month";
tor free and clear Residence, Brooklyn or nearby
OWNER. G3 Liberty. room IL.
The New York herald., 1879-10-01
sTOIlAGE.

STOItAGE.
4 WEST SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSES; EsrAB.
N .shcd tS4u 5.3 Hudson 81. abingdon slunrc), OK
tending Greenwich ST. for the storage and safe Keeping
OF Furniture, Pianos, baggage, &c separate rooms
II. TAG9ART, Owner and Manager
c,TORA0E FOR FJIRNITURE CARRIAGES AND GEN.
oral Merchandise separate rooms low rates; absolute
responsibility SMITH n sILLS, 9th av and 40th st.
CTORAGE FOR FURNITURE PIANOS, &C.-SEpA-
Drate lowest rates; clevator watchman WlLl<
lam II. MlCiIALES. 3S42 Commerce ST., noar bieccksr
fINHE HAEGER WAREHOUSE. srH Av. FROM 3SD
TO 3th st. onice West 3tth st.St0rnge for furnt-
tnre panos baggage goods of evcry description nt
lowest ratcss shipping boxing and packing.
100 WEST 33D sT.-EAuLE STORAGE WARE
lUO houses, scrupuiously clean: moderste charges;
improved eovators cash advanced IL desired
The New York herald., 1879-10-01
REAL EsTATE WANTED.

I HAVE Sioo00o IN CASH TO INVEST N WEsr
lsde Lots Principals who wish sell will lind pur-
chaser 6y addressing with full diagrams aud lowest prices
HOWARD. box i67 Herald office.
IIvANTED-1o PURCHASE FOR CASH OR RENT A
w place in the country Address III. O. s. lU1 Herald
Office giving full particulars
lNANTED-DWELLING AND STORE FOR CASH
w west side, 3D. 9th sth Mr.. WYCKOFF 2oi
Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

ftiO RENr--LARGE FAMILY MANSION COMPLETE.
L ly furnhhed elegant gronnds, outhouscs. carriages
horses, &c, within hour from city New laycn
Railroad Address OWNER, box 1853 Herald Uptown
Office.
The New York herald., 1879-10-01
PROPERTY OUT OF TIE CITY EOi
SALE Or TO LET.

A IKEN Cs c. HOTEL FOR SALE; 56 ROOMS: ~ r
Anished; acres; price. $1,000 Apply to q. w
CROFT, Aiken, s. e., or NJ. COLEMAN. ~ Chambers St.
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE Or TO LET.
WATER POWER FAILING-FIREPRooF BUILD
w ngs to rent. Yonkors. Inquire of JOHN COPCUTT
Yonkers, and 40 Washington St. New York.
Observation-Disclosures HOUSE TO LET ON
4 Ravine av.: modern improvements; depot; 500
por month JAMES YOUMANS Agent Yonkers.
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

CTAMFORD-iO OrRAINS-COM PLETELY FURNISHED
kclcgant brick aud wood Residences n finest
so To $50 month HUB BARDS Agency. STAN ford Conn
The New York herald., 1879-10-01
INnRECLosIfRE SALE


IT KluIAltD V. HAKNErT, Auctioneor, will soil
ton, Thursday October = 1879 at ~ o'clock at Exchange
saiesfoOn broadway. promises No 2t5 Houston ST.
corner norfolk two elegant yo story basement brick Ton
emcnts, with Tour stores we'll routed; sale absolute
GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS an LONG BRANCil.-
~ publ auction at Boothbys Central Hotel. at Long
Branch, j., on saturday. October T. Sf0 at O'Clock
j. NJ, all that tract Of Land known "Wost Farm"
tanning about ~ lying between Cedar and Park
and within easy roach o the bcach tho hghcst land at
Long Branch; nine of wood land Cedar av.; "a
failing brook OF Further information
given by Y. u. O. y. BROWN, 80 Broadway Now York,
OF by JOHN H. PLArT Assignee, 40 Wall St. New York.
The New York herald., 1879-10-01
A ssfGNEE's sALE.-TuE ELEGANr MANSION

sstGNEE's sALE.-TlIE ELEGANT MANSION
Awth Farm of IL ~ Of choice land
valuable timber. together with splendid now barn aud
tnrmcr's dwelling now occupied BY Joseph Biero su
nted ut Parsippany. N D., three miles
depot and near the residences OF Mossfs D. s McAlpn
aud T. aantinc, and celebrated Tor provnra thy
location will bo sold at public auction Tuesday obnr
"a o'clock T. NJ. ON the premises. by GEORDE 4.
ABEh Auetioneor by order of Mayer Nassauer assgneu
OF BicrhoN Livingston. stage at Morris Plains
tan, leaving atcay st. at 10 so NJ For
ply at assigneo's Office, ~ Lisponard S.
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

A TTENTlON. RS.-GOOD OVEN, NICE DWELL
fling Stable good opening for business; Eizabethpor
n j. choap rent KELLOGG, 15l I'd ST.. Elizabethport
Broadway, New York, mornings
The New York herald., 1879-10-01
REAL EsrArE AVA AnCrIon.

A " K. srkvENs0N, JR, AUCTiONEEG, WfLL
~ .so Tuesday, Ocober T. lS7D. ut ~ O'CLOCK NJ ut
broadway. tho well located valuable medium sized four
story brown stone Dwelling
NO 90 East 53d st.
Permits any day from auctOnCcrs pliccs. Pine st 80
East nth st. and UB 9th also at place
BY order of David j. Magniu, Esu executor,
no East l0th ST.,
valuable tour story English basement Dwelling adjacent
90 the residence OF H. DolOneu ESD and Just west of
stuyvosant Park; 2JNO lot 100 fcct immediate posses
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

(yOLLECTORS SALE
" FAIRCHILD Il DE WALLTEARSS, Auctioneers.
will soil on WEDNESDAY, October l. at 1O1k A. M,
at No. 30 South Washington square.
the of said consisting in Of fine old
mahogany rosewood Parlor and Bedroom Furniure,
Carpets Beds Bedding, Mirrors Piano, &c. &c BY order
Samuel Lewis, collector estate Benjamin r. Robson.
dncn y.
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

ENGLEWO0D AND TENAFLY-A GOOD. COMFORT
liable House and Grounds Tonafy cheap rent other
Properties salc exchange.
Rroa On
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

CCEsSIBLE. ATTRACTIVE. HEALTHFUL, SUBUR-
LAban Homes, Paramount n j. rent for improve
ments unprecedented. BERGEN, 261 Broadway.