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WEATHER BULLETIN.
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sl~ns, peryioe. untted States A.nay. J
.sxsnroioeseeI record for the eight honfs
ya XXX. NJ Io:os b. IA. MONDAY. September y.
. o1IA.aescns taken Of :na same GoEnhn. OF
time Sc GIL stst!onS.l
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JUHN FIIZPAIKIJk. PFEsIItNF.
CHAs BYRNE, Secretary. SEES I'd


FNNELH
aervati 9 Cub-Nsw Orleans sep5emb-r %,
1s7e-To the Democratic and Con-rrvattse Vo-
ters 81 the F,urtc Ward; John Conaolig, ESQ,
president OF the ceatfal clue. having r. ,cused
missioners Of election. having personal inter
rst in tho GlHtter OF delegates, has apthoffze ID
me, 81 vice president Of IT, central club, 70 ant
the DEN era l. and Conservatjvs Parish Com
mi to. hereby appoint. e Judge Of al,e ion
tlen1en: Hurry Angry, Judge: Cbas. Auth.
Frank NOLAN, john Kronnan.. Mac
Bal que. aug. Droge. 'rhos. J; Ford. A, Msunrr,
ret. Hrv r ,bperts, sam Bur, haeld A. F. Hem
thorn. j. r. Houssand, NJ. Cooley commits.
sfouers Of election for officers Of the central
club, de'egates TO the paii.h committee, dele
g,tes TO tho State pomIna ing convention.
Eiect'on to be held on the third day Of October.
1879 Polling boo b will bs at the corner Of Gus
tomhouss and Robertson streets
THOS. JOHNSTON.
First Vfcs President Fourth Ward G ntral
Demacr tic Conservativs C!nb. SEES I'd
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the Grrms Democratic ana ''DUsgrya-
two Club Of the Eigh Z Ward. Third District.
will hold meeting st stonaWal. yEk.9n Hall,
tarnber 80, 1879 ct 1870 O'clock 3. m, for the
purpose OF iaaorsinz The best msn for. Dres!-
DEM u tho Central Club. and also for indorsing
The best man for Governor.
BY raAr Of the acting president:
s43n IT. JOSEPH HoT q.
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It took Lieut.. Gov. Tabor, Of Colorado, just
tsn minutes, the other day, to sell bis one.
Third interest In the Little Pittsburg mine and
topocket exactly 81, 0os,0 900 In cash.
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To THE PEOPLE OF THE TENTH
WARD.

NEW ORLEANS. September 49, 1879
With view to secure harmony In the DINO
cratic party and to insure success, the under
s'enad. candidates for the Presidency Or the
Mother Club of the Tenth Ward, have with
drawn from the contest, and earnestly recon
mend ia tfeir friends and supporters FRANK
CARROLL for The Presidency Of the Tenth
"sso osa'aa4 o'Ao r. A. LOBBY,
aaso JAMES ONEIL,
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

The rents, Ware Polling psace VIII be
on prntania street. between Felicity and Vt
Mary stress. the following genfIsnen are
hereby appointed to representthe different can
49," v. @. BERTEL, JUDGE.
Commissioners representing 2. LOBBY
T. hnREpphhffsGToN.
PATRICK cox.
JAS. TEHNLrON.
r. A. MURPHY. o,,.,,.
Commisaionera reprss. nting JAS. ONklL.
JAS. MeCABF
BEE BEE. 9 9lH4Af1
r. WALKER.
J. gUsAgH.
oommlaslopars sse1szsntttnngg JAS. NUGENT,
S. W. COTTON.
JOS. H. SPEAKING.
G 81. sAhl f4daR,E
y. ~ 1AAN NJ II J. sHEEHAN.
se2s I'd President Tenth Word.
Headquarters Eleventh ward Central
Democratic and Conservative ClubrAt q meet
ing Of the Eleventh Ward gsntral psmn a 81
and Conservative Club. held Sertember ~. 1879,
the following nttemen were appointed Judge
and commissioners Of thu primary eleef, n. 70
Be held , T osdbsr 3 , aas p Pe
open from a. 10. to p, III,
JOHN i. CHRISTIE, JUDGE,
COMMISSIONER
GINS GIN i ! LERia. e ME- B 4 tRskh
SE3 E T y5AsaEhHlu R RfRf H E2Tt2.
ADAM ooh nh WIN, II. MatKEL. President.
CHAs G WALKEE. Secretary $3.50 AZ
H.sduuarters Rsurie-nth Wasa Cen-
tral Democratic and Conservative Giub-ln &c.
Conn 1 unite i,tee. parish Orleans. hereby afpoist
as judge and Commissiopar. far the primary
el4ction, to be held FRIDAY. October 8. 1879. the
fo 55l99Hgaessffs sa.sssRRfMn c;G1orN.
Comm1seioners-n. 0ooEsy =. L. Rofs. Ed.
Mnrphy, Wa. Beatiio, Cnas. Ii. Prest aeo. W.
o Polling place viii bs a. corner Of octava and
| jersey streets. r -.r-e,1,, :, .,,
| 1T. W, MASON. Secretary. SEQ "
Hau af sixteenth Ward central DsinO-
cratic Conservative Club. New Orleans. Sep
| tenbnr q, 1s79-Ip eonfDrm with the rules OF
| the Democratic Parisn Com hiftss. mere by
1879:
Judge. Edward gozreve. W. uoou p..
Cpmmissionsr, Of ElesiopE Mal Hoey, h Kan-
Polf- On Adam street. between Second and
Hampson. Open from IoH :; e & xii RoLM q r.
President Sixteenth Ward Central Democratic
Conservative Climb. $3.50 II
Democratic ard Conservative Central
Club. tarish Of Orleane, Seventeenth Ward
Seventh District--Accordjng to rules i've ane
ak OF the Parish G lnaittee. parish OF Orleans
hereby appoint o. judge and commIasiiqnslrys
for tho primary ELECTION TO be- neia rniD a.,
iudge. Frederick Deibet; commissioners. q. b
mpbel, Henry Hsnehert. Jr.. and John Au'
ansttn,
No rs Hall on u Olson street, between Halnp
son and Second.
| By order OF +. MlIgHEL;
| se28 I'd PRESIDENT.
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PERSONAL.
CONSIGEEE NOTICES.

special NOt1ce-COnkIsnees per steamer
NATCbEZ are requested to call at my Office,
loo Common street and sign average bond to
insure prompt delivef J. Of freight.
$3.50 2t JOHN JANNEY. Agent.
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The INSURANCE OIL 's the only illuminat
ing OIL derived from petroleum that mas the fu
Endorsement Of tho LEADING INSURANCE
COMPANIES of Europe nd America.
kerosene or coal oil lamp without change Of
burner. =,
Dealers who wish to sell an illuminating oil.
safe beyond chance Of accident, should recon
1aend the insurance Oil.
Put no Ia best barrels. and also In NEW
PATENT FAUCET CANS.
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ron RENT.

TrOR RENT-A TWD-sTORY HOUSE IN THE
% FIRST Distriet. Apply at 200 Tertsichcre
street saes a.
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BOARDING.

DOARDiNG-PLTAsANT ROOMS, ON SEC
- ond and third floors, with Boa 81 NJ. 215
~ Charles street. gs"S 81
DERsoNs DESIRING TO FURNISH THEIR
dress z. O. BOX 30i0 Location central Ref.r-
Oh cas exchanged. SEES 3t~
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The Fusion i'm Maine.

We are told that the Maine election has left
On unusual heritage OF bitterness after IT,
Both Democrats and Greenbackers blame
each other for the defeat, the Democrats
showing that their party made large gains,
while the Greenbackers claim credit for the
victory last year, and say that fusion with
the Democrats killed the party this year.
One Greenback paper turns Its rooster up
side down, with the legend, I'Fusion Did It.
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Eous.s.n Cuaras nj the Eighth ward

EOusssan Guards nj the Eighth Wara,
Tbi d District, will hold meeting at stonewai
Jackson Hull on Elysian Fiplds, street. on
WEDNESDAY, October l.. at I 30 O'Clock p. m,
for the purpose Of indorsipg the best nan r
fresident OF tho Central Cub. and also for in
dorsipg the best man for Covert or.
BY order Of
$3.50 1T jos, HOLI Acting PTasjden
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A SECOND HAND AMERICAN COOKING
~ STOVE. NJ. GO, In perfect order. and ~
good as new, for sale: also a FINE BOOK
assog m
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Rev Orleans, september ~. IS79-fHr
following named gentlemen afe the. e.mnfs-
sioners to represent Messrs. James Clark, X. O.
Mo.gan and NJ. M"Nagara; Candidates { r the
tlou. to BE- held on October Q. 1879. between the
hours OF a. m. ard SD m.
On behalf Of Mr.. James Clark. ID. Baxter,
J. Brandao. NJ Tracy. VIM. Barrett. Eugene
Fox John Clark.
N. Brennan.
On behalf of M. M ,Namara.--Thos. Eagan
Thomas w, Atkinson. Jas. Fitzgerald. Nj. y. Cu.
sack Frank Bcullin W B. Cumberland.
JudGs-FhOmaa Hanly
Polling Piace-Bsams'- Hall. on Me1pomene
between st. Charles and Prgtania.
P. MEALEY.
se2s President First Ward Central Club.
sccena War1-In accordance with the
gentlemen will act In bthalf OF the various fac
lions. as commission rs, etc.. Ia the, second
ward at the election for delegates to the StNe
Convention and officers Of the Central Club Of
the ward, which will be held On the THIRD
DAY OF OCTOBER 1879. under the rules OF
On behalf u the "Huger faction,-D. T. Sui
Ivan, r Clohrcy. D. G. Pfadot. J. E. Collins,
N C. Grifyie w. A. e estman.
On b bait Il the ''Doyie faetton"-M. Cash. T..
Fisher. John 5iffen. J. Chism, ]. Giynn. John
On behalf OF the Lynch faction"-Jas.
Nancy. I. McA1de. r. Flinnery. Fl. Houlbright.
Vim Karnaghen VIM Hickey
On hshslf Of the "MeGouldrick faction"-W. J.
Mccall Ii. T. Riddle. J. Castello T. Doyle. J. q.
Murphy. r. Uharra. =
Polling place corner s. caaflss z anh Tsiton
Wat q 5tree psesfsept SECOND war duh
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FOR SALE.

A GROCERY STORE FOR SALEM GOOD
- locality. Inquire at this Office y. M.
se3s 8t+
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IFOE SALE-A RETAIL GROCERY, HAVING
dssirahlernD Of custom. and In a good
neighboThOod Ia Third District. For sails on
account Of tho proUrietor's intention OF remoy-
ing % the country. Address y. Il. care of tbs
Office se27 rs 30 oc2
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The 0fflcsrs ann Members Of the Jack.
son Railroad Democratic Cub. rear Of the Sec
ont ward, are hereby notified u attend the
regular weekly meeting L IS Tuesday, EVEN
Locust 81 Il Clara streets, W,tnon fur her notice.
r. p CRRJ I'm. EeGFS fArT-
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Knger MURRAY 4snarns-

Murphy Hnards Demncrgtic aud Conservative
q nb On TUESDAY EVENING. september 80.
1879 ut I: 30 o'clock harp. a tue Texas Hotel.
corner Of Tchoupttoulas and Toledano streets.
pertanee vii be transacted.
By order Of the prnsiaent. J: L. GoULoN:
se2O III. T.. McYEY. SECRETARY.
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e,xlh ward Central yssnocrat,c-. on

First Vice President Fourth Ward G Mira
Democrot tic Conservativa CInb. SEES I'd
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The following marriages, births and death
were yesterday recorded In the office OF tn
Board of Health:
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poLIr1CAL NOTICES.

The Tuliy Guards werc organized last
night. One hundred and fcrtg-eigt1r members
signed the roll and the following officers were
L., nI,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-28
ars. HnT.ker,s sehool in the Izlh
KNOXVILLE. May "A, 1879.


Mr.. EDITOR: We had the pleasure
last ev ening Of Witnessing the closing
exercises of q school taught at Sand
Brauch in the 18th district. The
school was taught by Mrs. NJ. Huffa'
ker, and has been q decided success,
which has been acknowledged by all
who had any connection with the
school.
The closing exercises were at Leh-
anon Church in the Fork" and at an
early hour the house was packed. A
handsome stage was erected at one end
of the church and a raised platform at
the other end for the band.
The performance consisted of decla
nations, essays, dialogues, music, etc (,
all of which exhibited con-
siderable skill aud ability on the part
of the teacher. Many of the perform
ances deserve special mention, Snd IL
il hard to discri inmate where all dld
60 well but the girl who read People
will talk, you know exhibited talent
mat is quite rare. 1.-THE COntented
Boy" by two small boys was well rem
deTed.
But if all our girls could see the
grief caused by saying the little word
HNO. ~ many OF them would say es,
In plain language, at first, for lear the
ti0uestionn would not be repeated -,
we are sure that the Directors Will
again secure the services of Mrs. ID.
f. NJ. s.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF i, SALE Il
Is No i, in the case Of P stau6 t ct ?ls f, ys;
Croft S;Ssd f Z the 0 snd t Of o47
a: ~, Monday, The I'd day of Juqe, 1879. in
'front.' Of the court house door i9 the city OF OF
Knoxville, Knox county, Tenn cs[ lor sais 70
"a IN eSsI bonrs, the following property, IS me
property o. S. Croft described and bounced de i hS
follows, to~wit: One Storebouse ana ioG ~
RnoPviI Sn Tenn, being lot No. 1885, on the
Of Broad and Lam TsS Streets sSs a
the "a clyn dls5[ nsI VI Of the defendant This,
April 1sth, 1874 ALEX. REEDER, Sheriff.
nay6w4t,
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THE idea that it is necessary for
John Sherman to be elected Gov
ernor of Ohio, in order to bring
him into notice as a Presidential
candidate, is absurd in the last de-
gree. 1t now appears that the sug-
gestion came from Democratic
sources. and that ne himself never
entertained it for a moment. We
are glad it is so. There are any
number of gentlemen in the Repub-
lican party in the Buckeye State
who can be easily elected, and who
will make model Governors, and for
the present the country wants Mr.
Sherman to remain where he Is.
When the time comes to nominate
a candidate for President, he wants
no new achievements to commend
him to the favorable consideration
of his party or the country. AS
Secretary of the Treasury he stands
pre,eminently high, and has accom-
plished that for which his coutry-
men for long years to come will
rise up and call him blessed. His
capacity, courage and statesman
ship are of the very highest order,
and even though he were to run for
Governor of his State, against the
ablest Democrat in Ohio and defeat
him by fifty thousand majority, he
could stand before the country in a
more enyiable attitude than he
does.
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The following from the Baltimore
San we give as a conservative Dem
ocratic opinion of the all night ses-
sion last week:
The House sat IN continuous ses-
sion from noon Friday till o'clock on
Saturday morning. seventeen hours
of this ttEle was consumed in hlious-
teriuE by the Republicans because the
Democrats would not permit certain
amendment 10 the Warner silver Dill
10 be voted Oh. The whole perform
auce was equally silly and ABSURD on
both sides. Both Republicans and
Dem acrats knew that the amendment
would not be adopted, and that 1t
could be disposed of in very few
minutes, and yet, because neither one
side nor the Other would give up, the
unidentified squabbie went on through
the whole night. There was no excuse
for the performance, and the Demo
Gratis. finally coming TO this conc!u-
sion. Dermitted the amendment TO De
offered. There were several calls OF
the House in the course of the night,
attended by the usual scenes OF up
roar, Mr., McCOok, of New York,
when brought before the bar OF the
Hous", made use of certain offensive
aud ,ifsres peclfuI language toward the
bOiy of which he is member, when
he afterwards fouad it eXpedient to re-
tract and apologize for. Mr.. Chltten-
den also got in contrite mood yesteT-
day, and begged psrdon OF the House
for using the profane eXpietiVes WIN
which be recently garnlshed MS
financial speeches. 1t was strange tnat
when Mr.. Chittenden used such Ian
guage members all over the House
| broke out into laughter, instead OF
/ calling him to order, as they should
! have done"
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History will class William Lloyd
Garrison as one of the greatest men
IF modern times, one of the heroes
of the nineteenth century and he
will live while the time servers and
political trimmers of his day, who
were once more popular than he,
and who occupied much larger
place in the public mind, will have
been entirely forgotten. His char
acter is worthy of emulation. We
may not agree with all he said and
did, but all will agree that he pos
sessed traits of character which
commend themselves to American
youth in every section of the coun-
/ try.
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sHRRIFF,S SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF. AN ALIAS s. 0 GDI.R H OF
va a e. Scott ct ais, issued by the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF Knox Iounty in the city Of
Knexville, Knox County. Tennessee; and to me
1879, within legal hours, in front Of the court
House door in the city of Knoxville, Knox ecu
ty, Tennessee; offer for sale at puolc ontcry 10
erty as the property of D. d. Anderson, stayo
described ard bounded as follows. to wit ODe
Iot No z in what is known on map of the Andre
son estate as the II acre tract, which tract Is
founded bv the Furnace property and the Dan
non property, This April ~; 1879, :, .1
maYhH4t ALEA' haGONt'l --oIlL'
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Hendersons's Springs
FOR THE SEASON OF 1879.

This we'll known health resort will be
opened on June l, 1879.
Our table will be supplied with the best
of food, prepared in the very best styie'
and with a view to the wants OF our guests
Tbis desirable Summer Resort is stu ated
in Sewer county, 81 miles above SEWER
Vile, and SO3 miles from Knoxville. Com
Portable hacks will run from Knoxville IN
one day. A daily mail will leave Knox
Vile at a. m, and arrive at Sevieryille at
5p. m. Mail directed to guests will be con-
veyed to the Springs at + p. m. u, Al mali
Rates of Board, 75c per day, So. 30 per
week. p. II. TooMEY, Supt, ml0dtf
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SHERIFFS SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
ID sale No. lS7. in the case CT The WEeeler q
wilson Manufacturing Company VS.. X. Nd. Ben
nett es ais, issued by the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Knox couoty, at Knoxville; Tenn. ana
10 me direeted, l will, on Monday. the I'd day CT
June, 1879, offsr for sale. ct pull bis outcry, IN
front of the court house door, IN this city Of
Knoxville, Knox county. Teun-. WITHIN iegai
hours TO the highest bitter for cash, the follow
ing described property. or the properly Of II, NJ.
Bennett. described and bounded as follows 10
san = heirs the homestead Of said Bennett con-
tanning G3 aores, more OF less: This, April Isth'
$50 ALEX. REEDER. Sheriff.
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THERE'S NO MISTAKE, that one
half the spasms and cramps in chll1
dren are the result of worms, and
even adults are frequently treated
under mistake, while the genuine
seat of the disease is worms. Try
F." DIR. C. McLane's Celebrated YER
mifuge," taking great care to see
" Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh" on
the label, and you will learn grand
secret.
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HARPs RS PERIODICALS..

Tho Annual Volumes OF LARPER's BAZAR' 10
c,oth binding, will be'sent b. express, Tree o. eA
nsnse (proVidel the freight does not exceed on
9oiIsT per volume), for 81 90 each A complete
Set com prising Eleven yolumes' sent Ga roSeits
of cash at the rate OF IS % per 70 ume, tresh a.
expense of purchaser. Lid
Cloth Case3 for each volume, suitable fsr pun,
ing, will be senl by mail, postpaid, On receip'O y
81 10 each. oes.e
Money Order or Ora (, 10 avoid chance o. ion,
Newspapers az not to copy this adYettp5, LEV
without the express order OF HARPEsn n r %
AAs' Auuiess New York
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TIE soldiers who served under Gen
eral Forrest have resolved to erect
monument to the memory of their
chieftain.
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PEOPLES BANK OF KNOXVILLE
AND
STATE DEPOSITORY.
OrFICk-OcoEH BANK BUILDING. GAY STE
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

n NJ McGHEE JOS. R. MITCHELL
President Ce5nler.
SAgOEL MoKINEEV, Asst Cashier.
Will transact General banking and Sroker-
of Deposit deal in Exchange, buy Gold and
Silver Bank Notes, Bonds and Stocks. :.
We prefer that Collectors of Revenue snHnlc
he made in person or send funds By AT agent in
stead of mail or express
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The -o,uues Of the Magazine begin 9Th ,hs
hunters of June ard December OF each year
that the subscriber wishes 70 begin wit the cur
rent Number.
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HarneY's Bazaar.
1879.
LLUSIRATED.
RATED.


TCficf8 Of tho Pres
To dr. acc ,Id.ug 10 Harper'. EasaE y y o.
the ~ nd am ito o. II Nrura o. America.
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As ihful chr 6 iasnior, AID a nee.
pag,er : oouestir mi social chsrac e., II ralh'
without n rival. Rr0Okfgn E0gis.
his Pa or nRs acq . Ell we uouu any u
the frssida eTj ym5nt il aliOrds, and hiss OeGguI
az iab'ished authority Hith The iadics-N.
EUeHiug Post
The VoIunes Of tSv BqzGr begin with he mr..
um Der Tor JHuOaTy Of each year. . ben J..
t me is mentcnrf, it viii he understood that t.s
gu oscribeT Vi hes d CONNIE -ce with the u-I''
next after IKE receipt OF his order.
UARPG RS PERIODICALS,
HARPER'3 MAGAZlNF, Ore Year.........Si ..
HARPER'S WEEKLY, " " .....'. y,
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The THREE publications, one year............ly
Any TWO, enc year......''.'''. ''''''''-''''''''
SIX subscriptiors, one year"................-O y.
Terms for large clubs fui nished on Application
postage Free to 4 ! ST. 'eribeis in the United
States or Canada
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Harper's Magazine.
1879.
TLIU STRAIT
NotieeS of the Press.

Hayuer's MagaziEe ia the American MagsEin
alike in litera ure aud in art-Boston 1rGveiteor
Tho most popular Monthly in the WCT.d'-
" Y. World, c.
delight 10 the manure n solace for declining az
= Louisville Courier Journal.
No other Monthly III tho word can shoS 20
brilliant list of contr but re-: Nor docs any FUR
nish its readers With so gTeat a variety aud ~
superior a quality OF literature - dtchWa'l'
Bo ton.
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s0tM the gloss and freshness Of yoaih.
Thin hair IS thickcncd, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Norh-
inc can restore the hair where the
foiiicles are destroyed, OF the glands
atrophied and dccayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead OF tout
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, It
will keep it clean and vigorous. its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray Or falling Off and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those delcterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit bnt not harm
it. If wanted merely for a
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-28
THE GREAT CENTRAL,
NASHVILLE,
Chattanooga
and ST. LOUIS
E. A I l. W A Y

Abe AL Of ALL w IA l. l. L l. ~
Business men, families and emigrants re
member our trains run from Chattanooga
through the heart of Tennessee, to the NJ Is
sissipDi River, without change, making
Double Daily Connections w est and n ORTIZ
west with only one change to st. Louis
and Chicago Take oGr advice and save
trouble, buy Through Ticket over this
great thoroughfare and take seat IN one
of the Elegant Coaches running over TINS
Great Central Line from Atlanta ana Chat-
tanooga to Little Rock, and Texarkana,
Texas, without change But one chanSe
to Houston, Dallas and intermediate
points. Remember this Great Advantage
is secured
Without Extra Charge
to ali who purchase tickets via Mckenzie
and Memphis.
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.
%a#Through tickets, maps, timetables,
| etc, may be had on application 10 TICKET
agents throughout the South and South
east.
W, {. DAEAES.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Nashville, Tenn.
| Nv. THOMAS, Gen'i supt.