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SaIDalluEe.


EEI(Ok EK'S 81 4 / EW~,' TIE INST STOMACH
- BttrrH kuown-un"qu lied Tor their medicinal
properties aud Tor their neness cordial BE IT
counterfeits and limitations similarly put up For sne
by druggists. grocers. liquor merchants and l. FUNkE
Jr, Sole AGENT No. u John st, New York Post ONCE
box No l. O1a
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prOpusais.
STEAMBOATS, mo SallrolNs.

DROPOSAIS wanted for taking out rock sneciA
cations 10 be seen at 3i7 East leth It. j. BRADY
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eiorsrs, Carylaqc5, &t.

FOR SALE-A good work horse suitable Tor any
KIND OF heavy work, as the owner has h4ut
" be seen al SO South 9th ay.. blacksmith shon.
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fluslItla.

THE annual election Tor thirteen Directors OF tn
Il sixth Avenue Railroad Company viii be held At TIN
depot 18Th av. OF 1874 - tuesday. Feb H. 1879
nom ~ to O'Clock. HENRY : MOORE SECRETARY
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1A2EEE REPsBRT4.
e. o.,esa,e ''~"..- asa" a,r.,'.ac~ v.~-A.-,

e. s,.sesaEe ssrsaG.- s.ss.i Ess.r.,sace vsa-as-.
kEoxy g Ear~ Jan IS, 1878. !
a gratiIy lag Improvement in all kinds
Of pro luce a21 stock has been noticeable
during the pass week.
10 IS hop 4 the tanners will bring for
ward t. cir grin, lard, bacon dried fruits,
male. hogs, &c, while tAo demand is a.
tive at quot ii n,
The market - we'll supplied with Field
Seeds. ciuVef buyr.H nj ) 75a4 10, selling
at "A 0s5,O tu-h timothy selling at
1892 60 per basacl orchard grass selling
al 81 25ll 30, re I y, 70as5c per bushel.
Lard, new, Ca -.
E&Ag-ActtNe; buying At 50 to %
for sst. aud amber; red. IS 10 90; selling
per car }osds at II Coal 05 Der bushel.
,r-> New, lCosr, 3ja37.
SaEoH si--In better 1cruand: 25 to ,, C.
o. 80 Active; buy ing, 25a25 selling,
IS .3Jc.
Say Bl d, 65u75c ger 100 lbs,
fssE2 rRUIT- Aisy,es arm, | to 1t.
per pound; Peaches; halve j p Suck
byrcres nominal 34a4
rLu1~-In demand &C 'unETv x.r-.
'n<, 2 10, ~eilinG, 81 = 'a2 81 family,
r,,,n4, ), D. seliiI Z. s24~2tO per
sack
sara sas-- P INT, rs TO 3G4 rs -, ZGa
g,
u rx.>- Dull. medium. 10 sood L.
prime, &c.
EGGs- Buying active l5.I6c with up
ward tendency.
.-A83- Cotton, lHl4C
SS4rnA x-2Z ,~. .rs
stkeE~H-- Spring, 60a60
-ESER = ;sHAEE- 35H4U
z..1ew EouT-- 4a4s
Pick RoOT-iGaIo.
MAY APPLE RUDT-iC
HIDEs-Dry i0al1c.; green 81
TALIow-64c.
FLAX SEED-Per hushel, 70a &C
BRASS Sc. Copper, Ice
WOOL--rer pound, Hl:l;al
APPLES Green, 754$I.0D per ushe.
RYE-3 t. Az cents
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Action CT the Members of the TaZe-
vile Bar in Reference to tie
Death Of J. N. TreeCe,


At a meeting Of the attorneys
during the January term, 1879, OF
the Circuit Court Of Claiborne
county, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted: =
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Al
mighty God to call from US our
friend and brother, Jasper Newton
Treece, who departed this life De-
cember 6, 1878, aged 80 years; and,
whereas, our deceased brother has
sustained an unsulIied character,
both in public and in private life,as
a private citizen and a member Of
this bar and, whereas, we believe
it the bounden duty Of all men TO
eXtol the virtues OF deceased lei
low mortal and to spread the man
tie of charity over his faults and
foibles therefore,
ResolUea, That it gives the sur
viying members Of this bar pleas
ure to record the fact that our
deceased friend and brother had
many virtues to extol and but few
faults that need the mantle of our
charity. Having started ia life with
limited advantages he carved his
way through many difficulties to an
enviable and honorable position Iii
society and at the bar, and yet in
all this conflict no d.shonor stains the
noble character which he has left
Us. No finger points to him as an
oppre5Sor no tongue has ever
claimed against him a just due
which he hos refused 70 pay; no
member Of this bar can recall an
ungentlemanly or discourteous act /.
in his professional intercourse with /
them, and no citizen can say that
he ever violated the law Of his |
country. A character so pure and .
lofty must ever leave its impress on /
the community which can claim the
honor Of It's residence. But in the
social and domestic relations his
character shines none the less beau
tiful. To his wife and little child he
was wise, prudent, loving husband
and father; to his comrades and
associates he was an unwayeriDg
friend to his aged mother he was
a dutiful son; his brothers and
sisters had in him an unselfsh
friend; and he purchased with his
own hard~earned means a comforta-
BILE and substantial home for sister
whose husband had been reduced to
poverty.
We humbly hope and trust that
his God has given him citizenship
in q better world than the one
which he has left.
Resolved, further, That the mem
0ers of this bar tende" their hearts
ielt sympathies to the wife and
friends of the deceased; that q
'opy of these resolutions be spread
lpon the minutes Of the court, and ;
copy of the same be furnished by
he Secretary to the Knoxville
papers and the different papers of
his Judicial Circuit, with a request
hat they publish the same.
The foregoing is true copy Of
he resolutions.
JESSE L. ROGERS,
Secretary,
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What IL VernlIfoEe?

You need ask no further, if your
self or child is suffering from worms,
and YOU resort to DR.. G. McLane's
Vermifuge as specific. Its results
will tell the whole story. But be
sure to see the Doctors name reads
LANE There S only one lane
leading to certain cure, and that
is it-others are delusion.
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ChattanooEa Commercial Jan. q.
ToRE-On wharf, 45a46c.; in depot. az
a49c
WHsAT-Oa wharf, 904t1 05, ia dep, t,
$Lt0a1.10,
MEAL-52cents per bushel.
MEATS - Bulk NESTS, long sides, &c
bacon, short Gle ar sides, &C.; shoulders, AZ;
hams, sugar cured, ..
LARD In iierces, 8; cans. sc.
o. Ts-Per bushel, - cents.
HAY-6 80 per cwl., on wharf
PoTAToEs-Irish, 5n60c; Sweet, 41aJ0,
FLOUR Light demands superfne. per
Dbl, slCo; extra, $3.50 family, $475
PoULTRY-Chicken8, 12lal5-; turkeys,
50a70.
EGGs-Per dozen, 124l5s.
BUTTER-Per pound lUal5c.
GINsENG-Per pound, 6Oa70.
BnESwAx-Per pound, 20a.
HIDEs-Grcer, A.; shlted, DYE; dry
sailed, 7alOc.
FEATuERs-L Live geese, 1G435c
TAI ow-Dull. per pound, sc
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Atlanta Market.

Atlanta Constitution, j n. 25.
FIoUR-Supesf7e $t2S; extra 81 504".T :;
family IS - Extra f4Hiiy $o.0oaS 20; fancy
B.CoN- Clesr sides 6}1'; sugar curei hams.
: B1LK MeArs-CIear lib sides as15,; shou ders.
/LARD-T,eroes kit 7o; ksls aad cans re; re-.
fned 80.
HsAT-Sl COATS
H4Y-Timothy sOc4 lOO clover non',
JO8N-68a6)c.
MEAL-6-c,
PoTsroSs-irisd Ter bbi s2,EOaa-9; sweet.
60 .75c.
OEIoTs s1.T5l201.
E6GS-263.
BUTTER-Choice dull, ! al.
POULTRY Oh cSens, dfesseI' - PR IT,;
turkeys, lnc.
BEEsW .4-23a9S1@c 80
FEATHERs-N " | b ice miEei q
nKfFD TEuIr-App.ei, pee..d, 2'i unpe LED,
1A,prff. ~
cattle s1244c. good cTue tl4z2c en- nee tie
2za3c, Tenn see 4a5c'
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Chanoery Court at Jacksboro.

The State of tennessee for the use Of William
FYust ct a..
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING FROM TUE
i allegations in the bii', which sworn 20. thar
toe def nd mt Jesse StrRdsr u non resident oi
the Stat, Il is therefore Or1ored by me IA quo
LEGATION he IN ide IA the VINO AID CHRokIc. D, "a
newspaper published ia knoxvill', Tenn, t,r
appear on or before the irst Monday Of June
1879, il being IA day Of sci court. before the
Clerk and Master AZ his Offco in the town & q
JacksbOrO, Tenn, and Il 0 his answer or other
defense TO said HI I. or the same will be taxtn ~
confcssea, as to him, and set for hearing ex-
partr. January lHth, 1879.
jan19wit Us. LINDSAY ".1M,
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+s.urtel fDr the GERoEICLE by J es : Lee
Butchers. Market Square.
En0aoaUe Jan IS.
Cattle in good demand and &c higher
for good to No. l. Hogs find ready sale at
outsi ie quotations.
8asE IA TLE
No. !, 24a29 cents; good fat, 2a23 cents
'Inlnnn to fair dull, 14a15 cents.
CALVES.
$l,50 - & s., according TO quality
HOGS.
Fat hogs advanced and in good demand.
" eighinc ON $50 to 20) pounds, 2,a23c,
gross weighing 200 pounds and over, Sc,
gross.
SHEER.
Sheep in fair demand at l1a24c
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cCRAM ACUFF, Clerk.

ALL PFRsONS having claims against the O.
tate of w. w. Heninger, ceased, are hereby
motif TO Fl hem with The Clerk o. the Coun.
day e March 1879, OF they will DC barred by
law TINS ~. 9Th, 1879.
jau:9Sit J0H r. CASSELT, Administrator
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SCKI8NER'S MONTHLY,
Conducted by J. G. Holland

The American edition Of this periodical is
now
MORE THAN 1000 MONTHLY,
And it has a larger circulation in England
than any other American magazine. Every
number contains about one hundred and
fifty pages, and from fifty to seventy five
original wood. cut illustrations.
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nsolvent Notice.
"a e Of Teuno,see. Union County.

%. Il. CA SsLL, ONE OF THE ADMIN
Istratgrs # the estate OF W. W. H,.iuRtr,
iCceUei: You are hereby notified that the H.
solve # said IS etc has Q m ,uggested 30 tho
County Court Cf said county. You are hereby
notified TO give note, IN tbs WING AND 6HRoN-
lCLE, = newsrapar p1b i3hed In TIE city If knox
viis. Tor ur consecutive W cks for ~ persons
having claims against sid estate o file them dua
y authenticated W ia the Clerk # the County
Court Of Unl.n county or before the Ter day
OF March, 1879, OF they will be barr. q fy law.
-"i' en- und r my hand at Office ia Maynard vile
November 23d, 1878.
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HON. ALEX. Il. STEPHENS tle grsIt
Statesman Of tLo South, Wi. s: II have used
DuraHg's RheImltic Rem dy FIR rheumatism
with great benef.. 1 cheerful y rec u mend It
Ii never fails to cure. Sid by all Druggists
ED for circular to Ii n L elphenstne Wash
uEtan. d. c. novjdSm
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Notice

CONSERVATIVES R p 50" Of E iifs 2 G Gss
Al en- Lang p lsam.
STOp THAT COUGH 9 Ba aa lGs s s"lf
En3wn Ienedy Al ms lung B4Isam
CURE THAT COL B By pa ia ar II 1o tn:t
dold Iemedy-A lens Lung B4sam.
Mn orasrnV Can show mo e events o.
NU REMtU1 real merit thsn Aliens
LING Ba'eam sod eve yghere,
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Special Notice.

ReVo.utfOs iiI the Dressing Room!
By the almost un sniInous action Of the par
ties interested,
CRISTA03 Ro'S HA'R DYG
has replaced the cid w.rn-out inventions for
colOrirg the h air. which tie better experience
of years ID pro- e. 70 be ineffective ard dee,
terio n. Ualike the compou ds nat
NJ \ X T. W y Il
upon tie he lth Of the hair and DR., up md
consume the oes which sustain i. this mid,
genial and perfect dye Is iUEnd to tc vita Il NJ
IS Well as a cOloIi1g agent.
CTis.adOrO'S Hair PrCSgfVa,iVa,
4 valuable juno. to the Dye, IL G.. sing nd
prum0Iog tae SLOW h and perfect health of the
hair, and Of ~ei-r when use HiOus-L sa-eGu arj
that protects the 4 JTc3 from decay "a der all
ciTcums t1nces ma UnGP- all chimes, Manu- tsc~
ure ny }. ChI5tADUEO, NJ. So William st.,
New YOrk. sOII by Ill d:ugg Sts. Applied 10y
all a. air D. eSssTS.
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MUsI-A RE-O6D, Popular Weekly Paper
s.. year.
larka,s go N DC eehooI fgr the orRan.

CIsrko'J HaImonio school for the organ.
(s3.OOl Ey WN. II. CLARKE. A wonderfully
original and gbod Method for learning both 60
PAY and CO. POSE VO untaries and Inter udce.
Also is spleud ID ger eTal Instruction book f.r
Reef organ are GA E'N NEW MEIIt-
ssD FOR REED Oh6iANa $500 the
ER$OS y EEHOp FOR kEED 0EI.
1ANS, (G3 JO) GET ZE's SpIOOL FUH
PASTOR q GAN, $3.50 and ROOFS
(S35O)
OLIVER DlTS0N & co.. Boston.
{, II. DITsON &C > III & sl} Broadway New
York,
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Germs 8 90 - year tn ad q:
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;. maa.s.se GROCERY ssarka.

The coffee market is very firm and cd
ancinp. SugSrs very firm
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l-.+ Uk .,--Sx (zs-.
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New Advertisements.

On Chrome, Snow fake, Sill, etc CAKps,
W name IN Gold, lOc. M1LIER 4 Co., scht dac
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uAEEAz.S ASH DEE.8 sgs sE31s 49,
"a z&=.
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sI.n;annNogn RsarRet

Sheep in fair demand at 14a2!c
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-12

RAILROAD TAxATIoN.-In the State
Of Iowa there are 1929 miles Of railroad,
upon which an assessed valuation Of
S22. $40. 904 has been placed. The rate
per mile varies greatly; two roads being
assessed at 5000 per mile. one at $500,
two ut $500. one at $40. 800. one at sll.-
900 aud one q. $4,000; those assessed
- above being the two extremes. The
average rate Is about $1,000 per mile.
The longest roads in the State are the
most valuable. with one exception
Illinois Central. which has 327 miles
assessed ct $500 per mile. The Chicago,
Burlington Ind Quincy is the $4,000
road. the mileage of which is 2s3; the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific com
ing next in rate. (Sll. O00) aud the
Chicago and Northwestern third, $40.
800. The highest priced short road is
the kansas City. st. Joe and Council
Bluffs. Of IS miles. the sssessed rating
Of which is 5000 per mile.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-12
Tuesday, August l2, 1879.
CONTAMINATION or DRINKING WATER.

The older and more densoly populated
q town gets, the more dangerous be-
comes the use OF we'll water The earth
underlying the whole place becomes
saturated with impurities. the effect Of
which is 10 poison both air and water.
In the case Of the air. however. there is
q partial remedy in the constant move
ment and change. With the water it is
different. II passes through and re-
mains in the defled earth. encountering
continually matter that imparts 10 it
death dealing properties and powers.
In some Of the older towns Of England
.here is said n be scarcely single well
that is not source of sanitary peril.
Typhoid fever and some other naladies
are largely due 10 this cause, and are
after doing their terrible work, usually
traced 10 it. People cannot be too
careful in this matter. They should
locate their wells in positions as far re-
moved from danger as possible, thing
not at all difficult in new ground. Next
walling up should be resoited to. using
cement for the purpose. ard closely
Joined e.rthen pipes put IN. In this
way the danger can be principally
averted; and if il cannot in this way,
we don't know Of any other in which
it can. In most cases we believe the
hydrant water to DO the better, and in
old towns. where it is good. it is prob
ably cheaper in the end to use it than
to use any other.
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MONIES FOR THE PEOPLE.

Every one who has life to save.
health to preserve OF taxes to pay, .
family to train or property to protect.
10 concerned in tho advancement Of the
poor and laboring closes. because upon
that advancement all these interests. IS
we'll as the stability Of society itself,
largely depend. The first step towards
tho elevation Of these classes as men
aud citizens must DO 20 provide cheap
aud healthy homes within the resch Of
their limited means.
The ideal home for everybody is .
well-plsnncd. well-built house. as
tasteful and attractive as may be. sur
rounded on all sides by its own plat OF
ground, with its shade trees aud fruit
trees, its vines. its shrubs and its flow
ers, all owned by ono tenant in fee
simple. and with no mortgage. Such
. home not only promotes health and
comfort. but it ennobles . man, and
stimulates. as nothing else can. oil the
better elements Of his nature. He has
something at hand to think Of, and
something ahead to live for. The hope
Of pcrfscting his home impels him to
new and grander effort; the fear Of los
ing it. tends to restrain him from i'm.
providence and sintemperance. The
poor msn who owns his home is, per-
haps, Of oil classes of the community
tho one most intensely interested in
honest government. Cor he feels the
tax which Il no burden TO his rich
neighbor. and which the properties,
class below him escape entirely.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-12

Bio TRAINS OF EMPTINESS. The
Mauch Chunk (Ps.l Democrat SAYS:
THE largest train OF empty cars that
ever sens down the back track was
taken. down Tuesday morning, The
train contained 593 empty cars. drawn
by engine 229, The train was taken
out OF Penobscot yard by engineer
Mcintosh aud conductor Reilly. Some
weeks ago train Of 347 cars was taken
down by engineer Lesser. There seems
20 b. sort Of rivalry bstwec:. the two
crews" These trains are not ordinary
box or fat cars. but the light four.
wheel coal jimmie, in use on the Lee
high Valley ROAD. Such long trains OF
light cars must be hard to handle, and
there is risk Of their doubling up in
the middle il stopped quickly.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-12
DIR. La Mars Seminal pills

Cure oil cases of Seminal Weakness,
Loss of Vigor, Nocturnal Emissions,
Impotency, Nervous and physicn, De-
bility. and all that class of complaints
arising from excess. indiscre,ion or
abuse. The old find in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and the
young q safeguard and protection. DIR.
La MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debilitated from what
ever cause, to their pristine vigor.
Price, 81 so per bottle. Sent c. o. ID.
by express to any address, secure from
observation. Address all orders to A.
McBOYLE & co, Druggists. p. 0.
Box 1862. San Francisco.
iy2l&wly3dp
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Every BODY PUSHES At HISS TIc0r

Every body rushes at HISS TIvoL,
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass Of
beer in town. Besides SchafFer's cole
brated Steilscoom and Schmieg's Beer
on tap. you will find Budweiscr. ST.
Louis, aud Milwaukee Lager Beer in
pint and quart bottles Also all kinds
OF cold lunches to order. 4 new
Pigeonholc Table in the house. st.
Louis Lager Beer at I dollars per
dozen quart bottles delivered 20 any
part Of the city.
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EAST EkN STATES

New YoRK, Aug IA Herali Mem
phis special says the Howard physicians
and visitors report the fever spreading
rapidly in the suburbs Of the city. The
greatest destitution prevails, and cot
~ithstantiag the city authorities are
straining every poiut ana hope 10 te
able to weather the storm without sp-
pealing to the outside world, | venture
the prediction that within ten days thcy
will be forced 20 make an appea,. The
Howard Association Is in the same di-
lemma. I, is at the great expense Of
over $1,000 per day, which is hourly
the treasury.
The IriJtne points cut the insecurity
Of this city against yellow fever, as
illustrated by boy who died IN Brook
Ign from germs of the disease contract
ell at quarantine.
A revelation Of the tenement house
inspection shows the vile condition of
25.OU0 of such houses. The inspectors
have three months arduous labors be-
fore them in merely visiting and report
ing their condition. Last year II 3ji
Of the IS. 729 deaths III this city were
in these houses
The Times prints three columns Of
comparative labor statistics for this
country aud Europe. and says in every
case it will be found that the American
lsborer is paid better and can MAINTAIN
himself and family at less cost than the
European workirgman in any similar
branch of industry; but it Is interestin..
to compare the condition Of ditferen'
nations IN the matters Of material pros
perity, comfortable living and content
ment. The English workman seems to
have the best opportunities for better
ing himself. but strikes md tipping
are fatal drawbacks to his advancement.
In France and Belgium. in spite Of low
wages and scanty means Of su-.eLauce,
the isboring people are thrifty and con
tented. In Germany the condition of
the working classes is most deplorable.
Destitu.ion aad despair appear to stare
them in the face. Compared with the
condition Of other people. that Of the
American laboring men would seem t.
indicate discomfort as one of our ma
tional traits
A Providence (R. y special repeats
the story OF the Sprague scandal sub
stantially az first told i'll the Associated
Press dispatches. making German
music teacher, and not Conkling. the
object of Sprague's wrath. The teacher
says it was the second attack 10 iuiure
him. A fortnight ago, at Watch Hill,
Sprsgue assaulted the same person with
O stick. The teacher is a German from
New York, who is passing q vacation
near Narragansett Pier. and who was
hired to instruct Sprague's children
during certain hours of the day.
WASHINGTON, Aug llth-Postmaster
General Keys expression of views upon
the result Of the Tennessee election con-
firms the worst fears that have been
entertained. He seems to have nc
doubt that the significance of the ma.
jority against the REIMBURSEMENT scheme
is that the people of the State are un-
willing to pay even half of their debt
The verdict Is for absolute population
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The London Traes says the piles of
old London bridge, driven over eight
hundred years ago, were found to be in
good condition when the new bridge
Was created in lS2S. ard those which
served - the foundation for Trsjsn's
bridge over the Danube, AID. los, are
ssid to be still visible at low stages Of
water.