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The human face is not only the index OF the
human SOUL Every bodily sensation leaves lis
indelbc trace upon The features. Every human
face il studied atlcutycly, reveals the physical
and mental history Of its posscssor On the
crowded street of the city what volumes of these
histories are open 10 all who would search them.
The miScr with his features drawn a. tightly IL
the openings of his money bags; the dCbauchee
with his sensual, eeml-animal face; the young
man with the future fair and broad before him,
every line of his countCuanCc revealing energy
and ambition; the madcn'S face bright with i'll
noccnt love and hopc,-caCh of these !ace-hiNtur-
les is rs lcgiblc rs the printed page before you.
But there are other faces in which We may read
sad historicS-laccS OF wOrk-wearN women, 10
whom living has become an irksome task. The
fatal alphabet of disease is written IN every line
of their cuuntenances Why will these women
suffer from debility aud those painful diseases
and weaknesses peculiar To their sex, losing be-
sides the. charm and beauty of bright, heathiul
face when Dr. Picrce's Favoritc Prescription is
sure and cilcctua remedy; Ladies' who have
used il pronounce it 10 be ,r5nGn'S s'irir ~ HAHN
Sold 10y druggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-19

Latest styles visiting cards At osman y lTape-
mans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-19
SPRING

What beautiful time is Spring,
When the woodchuck begins 10 sing.
And the humbcbec and Chicadce
Carry their heads around in 4 sling;
When The black and tickling ants
Crawl up the young mans pants
Aud the straddlebug and mosquito hug,
While the spiders engage in dance:
And the bird gets drunk ON dew
And offers the robin chew,
While the great owl bliuks and the sparrow wink
Al the wife of the gray cuckoo;
And the coon goes OF on q spree
Along with the chipmunk aud flea
The odorous skunk gets laundering drunk,
And tries 10 make love To the bee.
-Buriets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-19

War and Gold-A hotel ,rdr based on god prize
cs I'm order 10 accommodate both classes Of
Travellers the Grand Central Hotel, on Broad
way, New York, is now kept ON both plans, the
American $50 To 81 and the European at 81,
and upwards. per day. An elegant restaurant,
At moderate prices, is conducted by the Hotel.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-19
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 10. 1879.

JUDGE BAXTER has just rendered
an inter esting decision in Cincinnati
affecting the rights of a cOlored
woman who was abducted before the
war from her residence in that city
and sold into slavery. She formerly
belonged to a lady in Louisville,
KY, who emancipated her, contrary
to the wishes of some other persons
who claimed an interest in her as a
share. She went to Cincinnati. as
before stated, aud it appears that
the parties who claimed to have an
interest in her, sold that interest to
Zeb. Ward, then of kentucky, who
was at one time lessee of the Ten
nessee penitentiary. He paid for
that claim, $500. She was inveigled
into taking ride one day, when she
was placed in a close hack and taken
just outside the city limits of COving-
ton, Kentucky, where, according to
pre-arrangement, she was arrested
by Ward and two other men and
carried off to Lexington, Kentucky,
as his property. Suit was com
menced in the State courts to re-
cover her liberty, but she failed and
was sold to a Mississippi planter.
She was afterwards taken to Texas
and held in slavery until the close
of the war in 1865. She returned
to Cincinnati some time afterwards,
and commenced suit against
Ward for damages. The case was
tried in the United States Court,
before a jury, and a verdict REM
dered against Ward for $4,000,
VIXEN a motion was made for a new
trial and overruled by Judge Bax-
ter in an opinion Of considerable
length, which is published in full in
the Cincinnati Commercial of Sun
day.
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THE LATEST PERIODICALS.

lie leading article in the March
number of The North american Re-
UieBO IL 9 Symposium on Negro Suf>
fiSge, by Senators Blaine and Lamar,
Gov. Hampton, Representatives Gar
field and Stephens, Wendell Phillips,
Montgomery Blair and ex-Gov. Hen
bricks. Mr.. Blaine opens and closes
the discussion. He claims that the
Negro was wisely and justly eDfTan-
chised, aud should not be deprived of
his right to the ballot, but that he is
practically disfranchised by intimida-
ton; and he demands for him all of
the privileges that have been granted
him by constitutional amendments.
Messrs. Lamar, Stephens and Hamp-
ton insist that the political liberty of
the Negro is not seriously interfered
with, and argue that if the South bc
let alone, all of the difficulties growing
out of emancipation will adjust them
selves. Hampton says that qualified
suffrage would have been better for the
Negro, and Stephens declares that If
an attempt should be made TO deprive
the Southern States OF their present
representation in Congress on the plea
that the Negro is not allowed to vote
in accordance with bis convictions, il
woul be the most wantOn outrage that
ever was undertaken in any country.
Mr.. Blair takes the grHuUd that Ne
gro suffrage is anu always must
be a failure, and Instances the trial
made with the blacks in the West In
dies by the English. Wendell Phil
lips asserts that the cJlOred voters
no Wi n
politics as have their viii e neigh bOrs,
and that the South was better gov
erned under negro rule than it has
since been under white legislation.
Gen. Garfield thinks that c)lored suf-
fTage has been more than fairly sue
c6ssful, and says that the era of pesce
and &C ID feeling will come only when
the Negro shall be allowed to cast his
ballot without interference of apy
kind.
This discucsio is followed by
paper on the Philosophy of Jonathan
Edwards, by Prof. George P. Fisher,
OF Yale. giving a summary OF the
works of Edwards and an analysis OF
his peculiar line of thought. Gen.
Nelson A. Miles treats the Indian
Problem at some length, stating many
facts, and his res sons for believing
that the Indians can be best managed
under military supervision. j. r. @.
Hassard, the translator of the famous
cipher dispatches, presents q chapter
on Cryptography, in which he ex
plains fully the system by which &C.
cret characters are read. The closing
pages Of the number are devoted to a
review of recent Russian novels, by
8. Z. Shevitch.
Published at 55l Broadway, New
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VAR IE.fES.

Bishop Foley, Of Chicago, is danger
ously IL.
Only IS OSl sheep were killed 10y dogs
in North Carolina last year.
The Brownsville authorities have
forbidden tbe removal of yellow fever
cOrpst=.
Hon. Joseph Euziei ard Sec ets'y
of State of New York, died 90 tue I5:h
inst, aged forty. seven years.
Joaquin Miller and S sihburue write
q hand which il is aim st impossible
for themselves, as well as others. 10
| rest.
The undertaken smiled seIene, be-
cause he knew she would aspire, TO
light with blazing keTc sene, he slow,
| delinquent kitchen fire.
The Pope hes gone iutO new field
of labor. He has written a little
Latin poem, "Ars Photographers"
say au exchange. Wal, we ga SO so.
Probably the Iuckiest man in the
ew." Helcan.do all he wick dness he
wants t, but he can do il by substi-
tute.
Ore hundred and Ninety c0uvicts
have been psrdOned by the G ,vernor
of Texas within the Lat year. OfIhis
mum Der, foriv.tiVe were muIdele : aud
thirty three nCI ,e Il evtS.
Six men were killed in q cut on the
Chicago and Alton Railroad the other
day BY n caving in of earth. the or
oneT's jury is underwriting TO thsDw
the possibility on the contractor.
Th- Chinese have increc sed tie
valu- IF property in California $780,
600 Geo, and Joseph Cook wants to
know how much the saDd-lOt crowd
hes increased tue wealth of the State.
The papers are fuiI now of the re-
turning Of people from Texas who
immigrated from Georgia and other
Southern States. 1t seems that they
have all determined that There = no
place like home" after all.
Mr.. Luttrell, Of California made %
attack on Speaker Randall, in the
House the other day, in which Occu;s
Il
fornia and The Pacific slope have been
denied that IeDT' sen alton upon COM
mitteer 20 which they we're justly en-
TILED. ,DDtend, further. that the ill.,
terC az OF he whole Pacific slol d.
mand that we shall select for Speaker
of the me- t House some man VINO viii
reorganiZs II @ Democratic party, who
will place the brains of the party at
the head of commit =, whore they
will repre- cent the whole people
A singularly interesting csse is be-
ing tried st Cincinnati in which M.
Anna S9Dey, a former wife of Judge
George Z. Seney, one of the most
prominent lawyers in Ohio, charg
Miss Welker with seduction and de-
mands $1,000 damsg ;. She saws that
before her husband met Nj Walker lie
wss the most devoted of spous, =,
but that the defendant stole him from
her by her arts aud lies, AID conse-
quent!y the Judge Obtained a divorce
from her .on false pretensss. The
Judge af eTwards married the defend
ant. The c. 80 is attracting much at
tentiOn and the )uTt room is crowded
with lahir :
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ChanCery SAFE OfReai Estate in tbe
City Of Knoxville.
Ncs. lCO6. o70S and 2 y.

ME- itCCs 10 -
JnD D. Swan ct al. vs.. S. II. Swan ct al Os, A,
Mabry VS. JnO, D. Swan ct a. and JOS A,
Mab:y VS. Hugh Swan ets'
DURSUANT TOA DECREE PRONOUNCED
Z in the above causes at the JanUary term.
1919. Of the ChaL Gerry Count ct nOxvile, Ten
nsssee. wills at auc ion to the hfR hest I'D
der, in front Of the court house door in knoxt
uille,
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARCH
NEXT, AT II O'CLOCK A, NJ,
the prapeIty mention,d and described in the
pIeaaipgs. lying in the lst civ di tact of Knox
county, Tennessee os fJilc~s 1st. the property
known a5 the VIM. Swan re-idence. in East
Knoxville f-0nting about 40G fe3t on NJ ain street
and running ba * about 30 f ct to al alley; I'd
the properly known r the ia sLer property"
in East Knoxvi lie. ron ting about l. , lCat on
Ciiuch street.
Said sac will be made fr onc-ibird cash ard
the remainder on a credit Il six months and IN
bar of the equity of rede np.ion. taking l-om the
pprchager n1tts, VITA approved security, and re-
tain ng lien on sa d lands as further sscu lty
February 19. h. 1879. ,,-,,,-
feb19 M. l.. PATfEhSoN' u NJ.
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copy.
The INTERNATIONAL REVIEW foI
February New York: y. s. Barnes &
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They include Present Tendencies OF
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KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE FOR 1879.
THE
Su0SerfG lOr g Good, Reliable News
paper.

III. DAILY CHRONICLE, and
WEEKLY WING AND CHRONICLE,
viii be kept up during the year
1879 to their usual high standard.
By enterprise, accurateness, and
close attention to the wants of our
readers, we hope to merit a contin-
lation of the liberal patronage
her, tofore extended these journals.
Nearly nine years ago, when
there was not Republican daily in
the State, and only two or three in
the South, we commenced the pub
LEGATION of the CHRONICLE. In all
these years We have battled for Re-
publican principles, and see no
reason to change our course now.
Hence we shall continue to publish
truthful, reliable Republican
Journal, not the organ of any man
or clique, but the outspoken and
fearless advocate of principles,
measures and men, best calculated
to promote the welfare of the
country and the Republican party.
We will endeavor to make our
agricultural columns worth more to
farmers than our subscription price.
As a newspaper our publications
shall not be excelled in the State.
In addition to our telegraphic dis
patches from all parts of the world,
our readers shall have the benefit of
correspondence and every other
means through which reliable infor>
nation is obtained.
Each number of the paper will
contain selections made with special
reference to the home circle. We
will continue to avoid everything
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publish paper that may be taken
without question within the sacred
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WING AND CHRONICLE to suit the
times. In the future we will send
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Sorry it is So.
Washington Special to the Cincinnati
Commercial.

Postmaster General Key received
a letter to>day, asking him to loan
some money on real estate mort
cages in Tennessee. The Judge
replied that he had no money; that
he was not able to save much out of
his salary, and added; 81 fear you
will find it hard to borrow money on
real estate in Tennessee. A State
that disregards its own obligations
is not likely to enforce those of its
citizens. Money and people are
leaving Tennessee, not going to-
ward it. 1 am sorry to say it is so,
but it is true"
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Insolvent Notice.
State of Tennessee. Union Count

Nte1sO u ASLIAL@ttOut HUI NVUutyt
20 J. r. CASSELL, ONE OF THE ADMIN
istrators of the Estate of w. w. HeLinger,
deceased: You are hereby notified that the III
solvencS Of said estate has besn tuggested TO the
County Court of said county. You are hereby
notified to rive notice in the WING AND CHRoE-
lCLE, a newspaper pub ished in tIe city of Knox
vile, for Fur consecutive weeks, for al persons
having claims against 81 id estate 20 file them du
Court of Union county on before the LIST day
of March, 1879, or they will be barr. d ty law.
Given unde my hand at Office in Maynard vile
CORAM ACUFF, Clerk.
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SEzERlFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS Is
ID sed By J. +. Deaderick, CIerk OF the Supreme
Martin Shea against Jo-. A. MabIy ct al and
u directed, will on Monday, the 10th doy o.
March. 1879, within legal hours, in front Of he
court honse door in tie city of Knoxville, Knox
county, Tennesse !, cfer for sale to the highest
bidder, f,r cah in hand, al the right, title,
the follow iag tract or lot of land, ,iIua4ed as
follows: Lying Io1th Of the city of knoxville
on the Clinton Pike, beg urIg at a cut on the
). "a, Z. 3242 100Doies 10 st Ike. Chlts' corner,
opposite to Geek it's corner thence y. :, K.
N 5CI4, E. y poles TO stake, thence n. 4 4 f.
lO% poles TO a stake, tbencel2 poles to stake
&cAnnally's north tipe, said sta ze beidg S SIS 6
poles irOr the begipLi1g andssii line oei5g z ! I
w. aud as before Il tied; theme So poles -
the place of beglnring, the sat colt ring ~
acres, MOI or les. The said trsct and Is
this the 5th day of FebI uary, SO.
feSl6dw1G ALEX. REkDE3, 81 erlf.
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ALL PERSONS having claims against the es-
tate of W. ~. Heninger, deceased, are hereby
notified to Fl e them with the Clerk, OF the Coun>
Court OF Sni Is7o county on Of before the Ist
law This Jan. 9Th, 1879.
ianosTlt JOHN r. CASsELL, Administeato
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7 Z r Ms

Said sale will be made on a credit Of sIv
twelve and ghteen months, except one.f0urih
OF the purchase money, which will be rCqu red
in hand on tie day Of sale, and in bar Of ibs
equity Of REDEEM ton, taking from he rgr
chaser not's with approved security. bsa-irg 10.
t'rest from date, and retaining a lien on tali
land as further security. January -, 1879
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50 cents. by mat, postI aid
hemittances should be made By Post-Ofire
Money Order or DRAFT TO av,i chance of los.
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HARPER i BROTHERS. New York