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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-21
DR.. j. r. CAZIER
HAS ESTABLISHED HIMSELF IN THE
II Office formerly occupied by DR. J. Fouche
tor he purpose of paactlcing
DENTISTRY.

and respectfully solicits share Of the public
patronage.
Thoroughness in all operations upon the Teeth
will receive special consideration, with the view
to their more permanent preservatioD' ara oy
utiliz ng the most approved methods 10 practice,
in conf junction with the best spFhane Z, ne
homes 10 he able To make operations painless
as the circu instances in each case will permit
Having the experience of twenty years IN ect>
i've practice he feels confident of giving satisfacS
ton to those who will favor him With the care Of
their teeth. C,.L 49,.
OFFICE IN FOUCHE BLOCK CHneh street,
between Gay and Prince.
HAVIN A PIERS ONAL KNOWLEDGE OF
III DR.. Caz er and his abilities In Dentistry.
commend him to my patients ard the public as a
most thorou2b, competent and conscientious
Dentist. dec 1Sd3m j. FOUCHE.
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Insolvent Notice.
State of Tennesses. Union County.

PoJ.R. CAsSELL, ONE OF THE ADMIN
istrators Of the Estate of w. w. HeLinger,
deceased: You are hereby notified that the in
solvency Of said estate has be suggested TO the
County Court of said county. You are hereby
notified TO rive notice in the WIG AND CHRoR-
ICLE, q newspaper pub. ished in tae city OF Knox
ville for fur consecutive weeks, tor ell persons
having claims against said esf ate file them du-
~ authenticated with the Clerk of the County
Court of Union county on or before the LIST day
of March, 1879, or they viii De barr, ~ law.
Given under my hand at Office in Maynard vile
November 23d, 1873. .orrp c,
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ALI, PERSONS having claims against the es-
tate of w. W. Heninger, deceased. are hereby
notified to file them with the Clerk OF the Couns
ty Court of Union county on or before the ist
law This Jan. 9Th, 1879.
ianoow1t JOHN r. CASSELL, Administrato
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THE
KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE FOB 1879.

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T Z r MS

WANTED-A manufacturing Arm WAnu :
w business man in Knoxville Andln 49,
city mot already takenl, 70 represent tuI;x.
cry after ne has obtained orders for the To-
el50 to 81 per month guaranteed IN AIotsiy
mate, permanent business. Money u,Sns 40.
secured. The most searching VAiLf co,
It's Il IT'S psvonshirs -. sss'0H' A''''
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HaFper's BaZaT.
1879.
Notices Of the Press.
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Boston Tr9Ascript.
As faithful chr nicle Of fashion, and a news
paper 4 domestic and social character, II ranks
without q rival Brooklyn Eagle.
This pa or has acQ JI,e . vide popularity Tor
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CHANCERY SALE
Of a Desirable House and Lot.
No. SJ9l.

a OC611 dDAO &&SaSN oAA &NSNs
No. 1891.
Laura c. Gillespie ct AZ. We. Ella Gillespie ct al
PURSUANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
II in the above cause at the January term.
ig7e Of the Ihancery Court at KnOIyilie, q ca
nessee, " II sell At auction 70 the highest bid.
der, in front Of the court house door In Knox
vile, on
TUESDAY, THE 25rH DAY OF FEBRUARY
MKT, AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ
The House and Lot mentioned and described in
the pleadinEs, lying in the LIST civil district OF
Knox county, Tennessee, In the city OF Knox
Vile. adjoining the lot Of james Ii. Covan on
the west, and bounded by his lot on the east
thence south with the extension Of the street
between said Coz ans lot and this lot, 90 as 20
include the same to Sam. A. whites line on Tbs
TOP Of the bank at the river. there's vita SAL
Whites lire TO the line CT the knoxville ana
Charleston Railroad Company thence with the
line of said Railroad TO Hill Street, and thence
with the | ne Of taid Hill street TO the beGin-
nj 4, md known as the Bluff" property.
MS.
Said sale will be made on q credit Of fI,
twelve and e ghteen months, except one'iouft1
of the purchase money, which will be rsaursl
in hand on tic day Of sale, and In bar Of the
equity of REDEEM tion. taking from the paI
chaser notes with approved security, bearinI Va
tsrest from date, and retaining a Ian % h~'
laud as further security. January - Bs;f
jan2bdlaw2s N. l.. PATTERSON. Y. N.
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extra. Payment will be required
Invariably IN Advance.
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City 8igFFlaEB,

sLTEf soDdfs, z&o.al6S. H.. CT H.-Iset .
= ever Friday night AZ Fcu;oria Han Ger
r Church ana Gay Streets,
r.. o. Cooley. ID u; irve G ark, ReIortsr.
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FIRST CLASS WAITER MAN: UNDERSTANDS ~ -
BYEns so IL Sa 4o w Ss 81 "r
An AMERICAN c28 SITUATION AS DRIVER "
or as collector gS3d ref sSaa up
town office.
N INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN DESIRES STU
Is smart aud active and willing % wSrk t2r R w
liz Herald Office EsS1 's'''S"'''' ''D'''' ~
A FIRST CLASS GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
salesman and window dresser wants good situation.
ADDRESS >, l9i Herald Uptown office
A YOUNG MAN DESIRES SITUATION TO TEND
bar best city references Address BAR. 40 Herald
A YOUNG MAN, UNDERSTANDING HIS BusI-
Aness would like to get place fireman or assistant
engineer In hotel first class referencc o75 Sd av top
A YOUNG MAN, Is YEARS OLD. WISHES siTUA-
KAY 47 house Ssss Sf
RARKEEPER THOROUGHLY COMPETENT AND
Hudson St
ss hyass u ~
SD st..
ExPERIENCED HEAD COOK IN HOTEL OR CLUB;
1913 Herald Office.
E'IRsr CLASS FRENCH COOK WANTS SITUATION;
26th ST.. New York.
GOOD COOK AND CARvER--cITY REFERENCE
IOny those needing first class man Will address ED
WARD. lls Orchard ST., room T.
HOTEL. CLERk.-RELIABLE AND ExPERIENCEp
Ahrst class references salary moderate Address L. "
M OUx 100 Heruid oHco.
T WILL ATTEND FAITHFULLY TO REPAIRS ON
lestate letting collection of for moderate CON-
pensati.n good general mecnanc; excellent references
DROoF REApER-FIlssT CLASS. RAPID WANTS
ITO Herald Branch.
DEsPECTABLE YOUNG COLORED MAN AS FIRST
lso Herald Branch Office
CITUATIoN wANTED.-A YOUNG MAN. 20 YEARS
pof age: city reference West 18th q. r. SMITH.
CTTUATION WANTED AS WAITER BY A GERMAN
box 2l3 Herald Office.
THEA TRADE.-YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CAPITAL
wants to learn the business; no salary INDUSTRIOUS
box 1913 Herald Uptown.
WANTED-snUATIoN BY AYOuNG MAN. 10; GOOD
MANIFESTATIONS AS GROOM OR GENERALLY
useful man can tend furnace willing and "Slising
dress AMBITIOUS. 81 West 18th ST.
WAIrER's SITUATION WANTED (NIGHTs)-BY
w American t2;l; good references; low wages JAY
MANIFESTATIONS GERMAN; MARRIED: FAR
w msr or gardeners good references A. r.. box 1879
VVANTED-EY A MARRIED NAN, SITUATION IN
a store to make himself generally useful; writes a
fo%ER s7 West Wss, sG0s oa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY COLORED WAITER
man; speak. English and Spanish Address or apply
Address H. SIS ID av sv Br So ''''''' ~" ''
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY YOUNG MAN, AGED
w ~ in any business where he make himself
orally useful excellent five years expert
in office of of the largest
in tho city which lie can refer speaks Address
ACTIVE, 159 Herald Office
COO BONUS FOR SITUATION WORTH $40 PER
DOOweek: reference and security. Address ISTEG-
RIrY. box us Herald Uptown office
C100 BONUS FOR POSITION, POLITICAL OR
Herald Uptown office.
7CG WEST 18TH ST.-RESPECTABLE (COLORED,
Il = n ali
house: reference
iO7 WEST 18Th ST., REAR-A COLORED MAN
IL as first cass cook; private family. Address, for
week. A. HENRY.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A GENTS wANTED-MAI.E or FEMALE, TO Sill.
Atcas, Sc.. TO families, hotels and large con suners
yapanese cnos!tes good teas isc Call price
list DUNLEVETs. Fulton corner Water st. ssesroom
up stars.
A WELL ExPERIENCED FORELADY TO DESIGN
hand take charge OF workroom for ladies' underrsr.
ments Address n. y, no. Herald office
At n EAST IgrH ST. LADIES BECOME FIRST
class cutters and drcssmakers In ~ days by learnuu
y Ronteys system. Evening classes commence Oct l5
EXPERT LACE HAND. TO MAKE SAMPLES.
who has been designer preferred steady and
muncrative position TO the right person L. b. H. Herald
office.
An INDUSTRIOUS LADY or GOOD ADDRESS TO
n solicit orders for our work salary SIS week
with expenses, for one order per day CASSELL PET
TER, GALrIN CO, CAS- Broadway
NY LADY LIVING HOME WISHING TO STUDY
N medicine or learn business OF putting medicine
exchange hours work afternoons for library
instruction snd - psr month ear fsis Dr. LAwRRNCE
Herald once
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In addition the GRAND REPUBLIC AND COLUMBIA
will make Special Excursions when the tide permits.
(See special advertisements)
Returnn leave Iron Pier forty6ve minutes
p. NJ. and SP. n,
Single Fare. IS cents; Excursion Tickets. so cents
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS TO THE PIER.
Return Tickets good either boat.
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EXCURSIONS.

4 --A.--cONRY ISLAND POINT DIRECT.
A.NURTON & MuRRAY's WEST END HOTEL.
BRIGHTON, CABLES aud the NEW PIER
The steamers ROsEDALE, 1DLEwfLD and SYLVAN
DELL will make daily excursions TO Coney Island Point,
connecting with Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad
Tor Brighton Cables aud also the nearest route to the
Pier, landing tho centre OF all the prn
cipai attractions, as toliowss- :
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Stcnmer AOnuAN snturuay, July ~
a3 =. NJ. taking freight 70 New Orleans Mobile and all
Mississippi River POINTS, Houston and all points Texas
Central Texas Pacific and San Antonio rairosds Indian
ola Braxos ssntago and Brownsville. and Corpus Christi.
via Indianoa. Insurance at lowest ratcs.
Apply to BOGERT MORGAN, Agents.
iarA Nnrth Bivar.
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A FISHING BANKS, EVERY DAY.. SATURDAYS
n excepted, fast steamer SETH LOW. with saloon.
eaying Harrison st., r. Z, s,h A., r. r. so. pier "a,
40 Battery wall, next Staten Island fcrry pier
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Sailing from pier 81 North River. foot Beach st.
For NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND direct,
TUESDAY, TIL RSDAY and sATuRDAY,3f. N.
For RICHMOND, via WEST POINT, MONDAY. WE'D
NEsDAY aud sATyRDAY, 3P NJ ,au,,r,,
r. NJ.
Through passenger tickets and bills Of iadng TO ali
points insurance effected at "a per cent.
Freights received daily at pier 37 North River.
General ofIco. 1y7 Greenwich st.
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Charming sail direct new wrought
IRON TUBULAR PIER AT CONEY ISLAND.
sH0ETEST N0 DUST No CINDERs'
DIkEGT FOR THE GREATEST MARINE STRUCTURE
IN THE Notwithstanding LOU feet into the ocean.
with promenade l20 feet wids and capacity OF $4,000
This COMBINATION INCLUDES THE STEAMERS
ELIZA HANCOx. COLUMBIA. J. b. SCHUYLER,
GRAND REPUBLlC, AAERlCUS, MINNIE CORNELL.
With charming muaicsl attractions ON each boat.
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r oN0 ISLAND RAILROAD.
ROUND TRIP 50 CENTS.
RoCKAwAY BEACH.

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Leave Hunters Point Flstbush ne depet Brock
yn, nt 80 10. II A. NJ ~ noon. 80. 30. 30 and
Jpn.
NEW YoRK-Lesve East sssh st. 10 minutes and James
slip 30 minutes earlier
Leave Ssach at 40 s5 10 40 A. M ~ go 10. $40
10, 4 10. 4 80, o 40 80, ~ and q 80 r. H.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Hunters Point Flatbush av Brooklyn at q.
10, II A. NJ, ~ noon, 80 80, 10 and 80 p. NJ
Leave Beach at ~ 90, 10. 40 40 ~, CO. no
Aad ~ y. y.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

~7f ( LIGHTNING ExPREss-Niw YORK rs LAKE
A.MEMPHkEMAGOG AND QUEBEC, via Passumpsic
Railroad for the special of tourists and pleas
travel to visit the ancient and city
America located amid beautiful mountain scenery and
the majestic St. lawrence in latitude where the lr Is al
ways cool and nyigorAtlng Leave New York N5 A. !;
arrive in Quebec $50 A. NJ Parlor New York Wells
River and Pullman sleeping to Quebec Close
necton with steamers TO the saguensy River. and with
steamer and trains for oil points Gulf Of St Law
renee, Prince Edward Island. ST. John and Halifax Ex-
cursion New York TO Lake Memphremsgog and Quebec
and return) SOB. For tickets IEVE 4 ALDEN.
BrOadWay. Jew
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
A SUPERB SAIL LONG BRxNcH.
A Grand oxcaTsSEs UN.: to Nh tho c greas Iron Pier
and return.
To-day and every day including sundsyA
TWO TRIPS DAILY
by Scohed's peerless palace steamer,
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
81 North river SSs's at c ana
FARE TO the piOr at Long Branch and r,rry CENTS
sing'etrip tickets. Long Branch to New York. 35c
Pier tickets loc. extra. Sold on tho by agents
feasible -
"A. AT RoCKAwAY
THREE GRAND EXCURSIONS DAILY.
by the famous COLUMBIA and GRAND REPUBLIC
THE NEW PALATIAL EXCURSION STEAMERS.
%ssracsqsly fuypishsd sed fitted and conceded BE-
THE FINEST EXCU URSION STEAMERS in tho WORLD,
combining safety speed and comfort.
MANY MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS ON EACH BOAT.
Military Bands Martial aud Opsratic Music.
Cornet soioists, vioiinists, xylophonists, &c.
9th st.: Ncrth River. $40 4 n. is0PM 1000 4. n
5s%ss S,s1 ws sss{ Stys SO H. \ $
LEAVE RocKAwAY IL A. NJ, $50 and s 30 P. NJ
FARE, ss CENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS, so CENTS.
RETURN TICKETS GOOD ON EITHER BOAT.
A -AlTO NRW COMFY IcT A ED pTE d nIRECT
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AsTROT.OoH.

1 sToNfsHrNG-No iMPOs1ftJN; GREATEsf
Acairvoys ant Is Mrs FOSTER; tell, evs.ythinxi names
of her visitors and the will marry lucky numbers
mArragss sssisfsetisn or No psg & ~. No isth 81,
4sh ~.
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A TLAS MAIL LINE.
Arok WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA,
calling Mt the following ports, viz -
Kingston, ia; Cape Hayti, Gonavcs, So Mare Port au
Prince. Aux Cages and Jacme in Hayti. Santa Martha,
Greytown, Nicaragua
Regular fortnghtiy sailiugs from pier 81 North
River, as follows -
FOR KINGSTON, .HAyrI AND MARAoAIBo,
FOX SnAYTi ooLosSSYA~s = ~tsksHowE xsriE%Spx1LfEs. l.
PANAMA AND SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS
tvia ASPfNWAL1s,
ANDES. July IS lATLAs'.......,. July ~
Superior hrst class passengc mmodatons.
PIN, FORwOoD co, Agents.
No VI Wall ~
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Excursion tickets to Coney Island Point. 40c.
Excursion tickcs to Brighton. via railroad. Doc
Single fare TO Coney Island Point. 25c.
Returning boats will leave Coney island Point io 10
II 80 A. NJ, ~ 30 10. 2;20. S20 80. 10. 80
and 10 r. NJ The aud 10 NJ boats from Consy leland
Point land Mt franklin and West oath SITS. only
Returning trains will have close boat eetons as
Cuncv Island Point for New York.
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CoAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

DAcIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sr ss s Jss
cPi s.S 81
::S:s Sif
tss spss ''"''"'
,'Sssssa Z s..s: 'ssss sas
sshs fs;ssPss, Department.. No. aSs SsssdsS '
General Passenger Agent Superintendent
UNITED STATES shlp SIP REAzIL RlsA MAIL STEAM
r sss ss 4
The new h'ii oliT fs'; sSi hio ii;.Sss sAsEIRo
NJ % e ssssss %sq:s
S ON Is from ss ~ Ys Brook
Shippers desiring insurance effect the under
ntercoonal steamers, and TO Montsvideo and Buenos
Freight must paid in advance. For freight engage
%'A'' 'lss1aI .p''
ONCE. pier ~ East River. near Fslton ferry
Nlsksr.on y,li sail from pier East River saturday
ss ,.ss ps..
..sss s TO Galveston rsissss
For 'sA passage II s:s ;sss
pier 20 East Rvef
HALIFAX, y: s., AND ST: JOHNS, n; &.
11Cromwell LneSteamships leave follows from Pier
10 North River
CORTES. Tuesday July IS
rsiss, :sS; SrSS sEaaSs S. %s:; .
CsoMwtE;Lts st;I LIZ tJSE.EoR q, NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
T. sssP from pss North River Insurance. siissssd
. psf =" Sa and
points on the Mississippi and Red rivers.
: REDUCED PASSAuE Now Orloans-Cabin $40;
CLARK & SEAMAN 81 West st.
RERMUDA. WEST. INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
ID Quebec and Gnlf Ports Steamship Company.
For rBERMUDA-Steamsh GAMMA, July H.
For ST JOHNS, MAYAGUEz and PONCE, Porto Rico,
and ST. Enthusiastically BERMUDA.
For ANTIGUA. MARTTNiQuE: ST. LUCIA, RARBA-
DOS and dTRlNIDAD--6teamship BAHAMA. July IL, II N.
PASSAGE RATES GREATLY .EDUcED.
A. + OuTERBHIDGE CO., Agents, 20 Broadway
7ACKsoNvILLE FLA. .DIREcT:-MALLoRY LINE
Fla, touching ut BrunswicI and Port ROYAL Steamer
CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Chester will sail Friday.
July IL, at3P. NJ. c. H. MALLORY 4 CO., Agents. Office
pier 20 East River.
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private sale.
The Nev York Elevated Railroad Company will soli Al
private sale either together separately following
four.whesle Dummy Engines;-
4sngne 7xi0 cylinder wheel 80 inches weight about
engines, 7%xio cylinder; wheel 80 inches, woigns
iS engines. srio cylinder whssl. lnshos; weight
about 14,UO0 lba
Four of these engines stored 99th aud I'd
ready for immediate delivery The ssnsnng IL be
delivered about the ist Of August next
For further particulars inquire Of the nndersgncd,
Room H. General onlco N. Y. X RR o.. New York
Broadway. June 2, 1879
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DRovIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON. VIA PROVIDENCE
direct tunights rest Only ~ miles OF rail Palace
steamers MASSACHUSETTS aud RHODE ISLAND leave
At ~ from pier ~ North River, foot Of Warren st.
CTEAMBoAT AND STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD
SPrntnr Of every rapidly and chcaply done
by the Metropolitan job Printing ONCE ~ Ann ST. branch
Office IA Union square. ccunccied by telephone
1,HE OLD RELIABLE sTONINGTON LINE FOR BOs.
TON and ALL POINTS EAST.-Stesmers leave pier 33
Coop ONLY Toe the "trip specified on ticket cold tor 81 Ga
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consistent Democrat, and possesses the full
confidence Of the people. The new Speaker,
ID short, Ii proper representative 81 the re-
trenchment and reform theory on which the
present Legislature was elected.
The new Clerk oil the House, Col. Claude
Pegues, like the Speaker, Ii last-ditch DEM
ocrat, lawyer OF high standing, q gentleman
and q patriot OF the class who never faltered
In their devotion to the State In the darkest
hours OF its destiny, and In the days when
carpet-bag statesmen and robbers indulged
In their Widest revels.
We notice with pleasure that Mr. Clegg
continues Secretary Of the Senate. Efficient
In the discharge OF his dutles and courteous
In his intercourse with those who have busi-
ness with him, besides being Democrat OF
the most pronounced creed, he ID the right
man for the place.
The minor Offices in both houses have been
filed by competent gentlemen, all OF whom
we cannot mention. We make, however, one
exception: Col. HaIsey, one Of the best
known and most accomplished journalists Of
this city, has been reelected journal clerk Of
the House. A trner Democrat or worthier
gentleman could not have been selected for
that or any other position.
The timely address Of Lieut.. Gov. Witt to
the Senate on assembling, and the brief re-
marks OF Col. Moncure on assuming the
|Speakership, will be found In another column
I'm the proceedings OF the Senate and House.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07

The General Assembly convened yesterday,
and after organizing adjourned until to-day.
Hon. John G. Moncure, OF Caddo, was elected
Speaker Of the House by an overwhelming
majority. He received the unanimous in
dorsement OF the Democratic caucus and hence
his election was assured Col Moncure is the
son OF Judge Moncure, Chief Justice of Vir-
ginia, jurist whose opinions are respected in
the Supreme Court of the United States. The
new Speaker is straight-out, last-ditch DEM
ocrat, who through all the varying fortunes
Of the State since the war has never faltered
in devotion to his party. He was MEM
Der Of the Legislature of 1870 and
was accorded the honor of being one
Of the few honest men in that body
He was reelected to the Legislature in
1872, and was Speaker Of the legal House, q
body which, following the lead Of John Nc
Emery, the elected Governor OF the State,
maintained the honor Of the State though
failing to establish the government Of the
people against the bayonets Of the Federal
government. Col Moncure has been, at differ
ent times, mentioned in connection with the
Governorship of the State, as United States
Senator and as State Treasurer. He is
known throughout the State as an able and