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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-11
VARIETIES.

'Oid S." of the Atlanta Consttu
ton, is not yet thirty.
The total cost of the great Sui z
Canal was S92, 273 9O7.
importation of British cattle has
been prohibited by the President.
Last Saturday, the receipts from
Revenues and Customs were $780,
697.27.
The de Broglie and the de Roche
houet Cabinets will be imFeached in
France.
Psssanante, the wOuld-be ass .ssin
of King Humbert, has been convicted
and condemned 10 death.
Ia the British House of Commons a
motion in favor of female suffrage ives
defeated by vote of 2l7 to 1O3.
Mr.. John Van Nostrand, the Jack"
in Mark Tgain's "InnOcents Abroad"
died recently in Philadelphia.
A weak infant OF 80 died in Georgia
recently of messlas. A very uncom-
mon name he had too-John Smith.
The people of New York have been
largely victimized by bogus agents of
the Bsyard Taylor Memorial Fund.
No such organization is in existence.
Look out for another vacant mission.
Mr.. Welsh, Minister to the Court of
s.. James, will most probably resign
Soon. His salary, ST 500, is not sutfi>
cient for the position.
Ole Bull, the great violin virtuoso.
is now living ct Madison, Wis. He is
very hospitable and is very fond OF re-
counting incidents and his friendship
with great men. He was once a room
mate of Thsckery, and was intimately
acquainted with rennyson, Beethoven
anu LisZ..
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succeed only under the corrupt
regime it was created to destroy.
To honest men, however, to men
who are in favor of preserving un-
sullied the purity of the ballot box,
the safeguard of our liberty, it is
not unfair, unjust or Illegal. In
Philadelphia and other cities and
localities where the Republicans are
in the majority the Democrats are
its strongest supporters. But
in New York and the Southern
States, true hot-beds of political
corruption the Republicans are
clamorous, for it it, as the only in
strument by which they can pre-
serve inviolate their vested rights
as citizens.
1t is reasonable to suppose that
inasmuch as they have gone as far
as they have, that the Democrats
will continue their present mode of
action and make another attempt in
the extra session to gain what they
could not in the Congress just adj
journed Both houses will be in
their power, and the only obstacle
in their way is President Hayes. 1t
is to be hoped that as in the past he
has taken manly advantages of his
veto perogatiye he will do
so in the future. By such
a course he can prevent its repeal.
1t is true that in all probability the
wheels of Government will be stop
ped, but better that than that he
should even tacitly acknowledge
their Estates Rights heresy and
throw down what little of the bul-
Barks are still left standing for Re-
publicars in the Southern States.
Let the Democratic party go before
.he people in 1880 with this clearly |
defined issue, and then watch the re-
suit.
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SOME time ago an article in the
Nashville Banner stated that the
WHIG AND CHRONICLE had been
approached with a money bride to
secure its services in aiding in the
movement to depress the State
credit. As soon as we received the
Banner we charged in the CHRoNI-
Gle that the statement was false,
and wrote to Hon. S. T. Wilson,
Chairman OF the State Debt Com
mittee, asking upon whose depOsi-
ton the assertion was based. We
have received a letter from Mr..
Wilson, in which he says that the
whole matter WAS a mistake, and
that the Press aa7 Her4H. paper
formerly published here, was the
one referred to. The editor of the
Banner also writes US a private LETT
ter to that effect.
Now, inasmuch as the Banner
made the assertion publicly and
upon its authority it was tele-
graphed to other papers, we ask it
to treat US with the usual profess
sional courtesy, and to make the
retractiOn publicly.
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How many pets of the household
sicken, suffer and are carried to an
early grave with spasms, fits,
cramps, &C., which prove only too
late the result of worms. Parents
should never be without CDR. G.
McLane's Celebrated Vermifuge 3"
in their houses, as prepared by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, and
above all, see that they get the gen
uine article bearing those names.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

hA&y a Month ard expers e. suarau'cer,
- Agents. Cuift free. sHAw s Co. Al
Rusta, MAINE.
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Chanc;ry ,ourt al Knoxville.

No 322'.
J. NJ. he \, c. NJ MCGhee ami the Knoxville
a d Oti) Raj road ompany against Chas.
4. 3 IlaI,y ard others.
TN ms CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
| Tho OF ginaI anC Injunction bill. which Is
is a ron re ,ideIt OF the State e Tennessee, So
thai the ordinary process of law can not be
serged upon L sr, l. is therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Master that said defendant apre2
Def re the Chance!y Court at Knoxville; on O.
before the Bird Monday OF Mareh next, and 70 k 2
defense TO the bill f ed in this O. use the aus
will be taken 70 confessed and set fer hearing
ex parte as to hin Il i further ordered that
and Chronic or f. r neecutivs weeks. This
18th day of Feb ua-T, lS7
feds NJ l. TTERSON, C. AZ.
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PENSACOLA, FLA, March g.
Dunham's machine shop and foun-
dry were burned here last night.
Loss about $4,000. No insurance.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
HO is 81 AND lot.
John Ellison VS.. [. L. Abbott.

NO. D 15o,
Joha Ellison VS.. [. L. Abbott.
PURSUANT To A DECREE PRONOUNCED
/ in the above cause at the anuary term.
1879, of tn Gu merry Court, at nozvule, Ten
nessee, [ W ii sell at auction to the highest bid
der. in ffont OF the cou,t use cor IL Knox
vile, CD
TIE 13TH DAY OF Arch
MEX" AT Il o. LOCK A. NJ.
the Ell and lot mentione and described il
the pieadjLes lyiIg in the 1st civil d7stIict Of
Knox comfy Tennessee. being lot Ne. 3, in
Staub, Van ilder & HeEdefEon's addition II
Knoxville, 50xh 2 # ct and idcaes on the cas-,
side Of CrCzer st est and NORTH side of Ihlrd
avenue.
TERMS:
Said sale will b. mede on a ere 1T Of six and
twelve months. ami bar Of the equity of re
demption taking from tn purchaser notes win
approved security, bearing interest from date.
and retaining lien said Lands as further Sc
CURLY February 18th. 1879.
febl9 n L. PATTERSON c. n.
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Notices Of the Pres.

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beauty Of its type and wOOdcuts.-Spriugf.K
Hepubkjc01.
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brace every variety q subjact and Of artistic
treatme t-ZiD7's Heydid. Boston.
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tsmlnd "A yi cor Get political principles, AMI
20 tu' npEUr en- Of shams frauds and "a ae pre-
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THURSDAY, TIE 18th DAY OF MARCH
NEXc At 4 O LOCK A. NJ.
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PEOPLES BANK OF KNOXVILLE
AND
STATE DEPOSITORY.
OFYICE-CcOEz BAEE BUILOIN0. car SrEsET
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

q. Nj. MCGBEE JOS. K. MITCnELI
President. Cashier.
SANULL &oEwEaY, Ass't Cashier.
Will transact General banking and Broker
are Business, receive DEPOSITS issue -ortifcatCt
Of Deposit deal ia Exchange. buy Gold and
Silver. s8nB Notes, Eon and Stocks.
Wo prefer that Collectors Of Revenue should
be madein person or send funds by ~ agent in
st. al of mail or express
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25

""d cube" idcn, rthcv are of The same
s'%c ho Road has the right to charge
equally for both, and for oulv tie
hciual space occupied. Bit if fray;l:
~ c",ers equally with bulk into
articles OF measurement how can
he load assume that BULK alone is to
be taken into consida a,ion? Let us
assume that the cha nicr saws "You
may charge up 70 seven and half
ccorS pc! root for ,nu sDacc occua'c,,
and All n,ld:, onal seven and u laifcan;s
1or an article rcoui ing extra ca"c.:'
Ibis is most reasonable in;cr,vc,a-
ton. Then tho dv;dng line between
D'lk ana weight wOuIu be Il cubic
'oot OF fji,ccn pounds instead of tnii y
pounds. lie; us sec how the fifteen
pound theory tis tho cars. for the
koa" lays great stress rDon taking thc
CARRYING c"rariiy Of tic cars as the
basis OF estimate. Tue wci.,,lt capaci-
~ Of a car is 10000 pounds, and It's
cubic contents. measure cd by Captain
l'caty, 1860 cubic feet. Now 10000
pounds aG 90 GEMS Il hundred Give
$4,000 rs the The extreme limit OF
charge by weight. Eut 1850 cubic
feet at a ccnts II loot gives SIOl.25.
linus ihc bulk charge at oIly II GEMS
a foot gives u little more than tho
weight charge at 80 cents Il hundred,
leaving out the entire extra charge OF
a cents for "tiaGiiitv." Takjn; that
into consideration, the measure Charge
1or II car doubles tho wciyht churrc,
If the fifteen pound theory gives an
excess or measurement charge, Ger
tainly the thiriy pound theory must be
wrong. The fact is, these nice mathc.
matical calculations amount to little
Figures eau work out almost any
result Improperly handled. The true
basis is thc usage of the public and
the Road, and we believe that this
from the beginning until a year ago
has made cotton an article of weight
Again, il is held that the charter
intcrprcts itself. For if The Road
| >'''''h'''''2 NN'SJth ull'tlC DN nlCuS-
urcmcnt il loses; and if Il estimates a
bulky article by weight. it also loses.
Hence its classification must be right
Yes, right for the Road. But how
about tho public? Since VIC have
failed 10 discover in The whole list
any substance having the exact density
Of thirty pounds to the cubic foot,
somebody is bound to lose every timo
an article is shipped. If the Road
never loses, the public must alv avs
lose. a long settled principle Of law
is that the Interpretation Of doubt
iul charter must be in favor Of thc
public and against the Corpora. ion
Is this complied with when ever,
classification is i'm favor OF ,hc Road
and causes Il loss TO The shipper? W,
lhin' not. The Road has never sal,
''Fnrkcy" TO the people once. 1t offers
the other fowl every time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25
"A ELLY IND I'ILDES.
Views or Montgomery Elalr OH tho Rebel
!'on In New Iork--TiIdcn's ADVANTAGE In
tho Case.
IspccIa, Dispa,ch to the Baltimore SIN

'ic >stScs
Especial Dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
WASlnNGvON, Scpf. 21.-llou. Mont
Gomcry Blair, in conversation with
your correspondent, expresses The
opinion that il Mr.. Tildcn had "sct m''
The Kelly bolt in New York il could
not have resulted more 70 that gent |c-
mans advantage than il has and will
lie has no idea ilmt Kelly will have
more than u contemplate following
Whcl the day o:c!cction comes around.
ana 'hc whole ati:lir. according to his
view, viii only teLd to help, what he
Ihnks was cc' tain at any ra;c, the
nomination Of Mr.. Til,icn BY the next
l)cmuc;niic convention. Judge Blair
says nc IS moi just now taking any per-
sonal incest in Maryland politics,
but he has no dou't that Mr.. iSorn,on
Is deSl'ous OF getting inio The U.,iictl
States Scnaic. Iii regard 70 .Judnc
l;lair's views rs to thc cslcct Of tIr
Kelly revolt, IL is Interesting 20 know
| hat Il very shrcwd Republican polhi-
cian who has for Il long iimc brru
active in naioual politics, and who ar
rived from New y or.; Yesterday. holds
ihc same opinion. lie saws that there
Is nothing more ccr;ainin politics than
that 'hc ndhcTcn;s of any leader will
ln'l largely from him when thcy know
lint Gc'cat inevitably awaits thcm.
for This reason. he says, Mr.. Kelly
could not possibly have committed q
more foolish ACT than to got uD and
proclaim 70 the b'sts OF Tam,nany
That inc had III hopes of bis own cleo
Won. nnG all that he could expect is to
defeat Robi'son. The Tammanv
masses take no interest in Mr.. Kcllyis
pcrsonnl guarrcls with Mr.. Tiltlcn and
Gov. Robinson. All that Mr.. Kelly is
TO thcm is as ihc dispenser OF crunbs
or patronage. Therefore, as the Doli-
llclan aforesaid sa%cly remarks, when
Ar. Nelly con;csscs himsclrin advance
mat nll nc hopes 10 accomplish is the
satisfaction OF his privatc a,imosiiv.
mat a'inrds no prospect O maictiat nt!-
vantage 80 them for th;ow'1r thcir
votes away, and they will make has,c
70 clrol themselves with tho T,Idcn md
40 ,'nsoh io:ccs, where they may OK
ncct somc'biD.. Perhaps, after all il
ga not need Mr.. Kelly's admission
dat lbs followers could anticipated no
suos'aniial j,nits f.'om adhciin" TO
nun. They saw hcw Mr.. Kelly was
dc,catcd III thc Local elections or lnsi
:ail through thc influence OF NJ. III
och, AND the most dcnscly ignorant
among them could not fail to realize
mat II Alr. Kelly preferred I,coubli-
can Governor 20 Robinson, Mr.. TiIJcn
ana MI. ltobinsOn would prefer re.
publican local success to that Of Nir
Kelly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25
YELLOW FEVER--BLACK VoMlr

II Is too soon to forget the ravages OF this
terrible disease, which Will no doubt return in
months OF 1870 "
MbitRELL'S HEPATINE, q remedy discov-
Gred In southern Nu6ia and used with such
wonaerlul results In South America where the
most aggravated cases or fever. are FOUND.
causes from ono to two ounces OF bile to DC
lltercd or strained from the blood each timc IL
p.tSSUS through the liver, as long as an excess
or Ollc exists by It's wonderful action on the
LIVER ana stomach the nErATIHE not only pre-
vents vents 70 u certainty any kind OF Fever and
Black FOmit but also cures Headache ConSt T.
pltion or the Bowels. Dyspepsia ana all
NO ono need fear Yellow Fever who Will
cXpcl the MNlaral Poison and excess OF bile
from The blood by using MERRELiIs HEpATINE
Mnich ~ sold by all Druggists in 20 cent md
Si.Oo D0ttlpS, or Will be sent by express by the
ProprictOrS ~ "
A. +. MERRELL & CO., Phlla., Pa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25

THIS standard article is compounds
ed with tho greatest care.
Its effects arc as wonderful and as
satisfactory as over.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
1t removes all eri,ptions, itching
and dandruff. 1t gives the head =
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by it's use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max.
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS q dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assaycr
of Massachusetts, says, "The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality and +
consider it the BEST PREpARAT1oN
tor its intended purposes"
Price. One Dollar:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25

JUST ARRIVED one of tho finest as
sortments OF Liquors in the Born. One
Barrel of Gibson'S Celebratod OlL Nocto,
io4o; Three Barrels of fine old Ryo Wits.
Key: lst Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskcy.
. years old; End, also, the Mabel Belle. 8
dittQ; 3rd, Roanoke Rye, the oldest. is
Gitto. Corn Whiskey Of the best grades
North Carolina Corn Sweet and Sour Mash .
OF the best grades. Also, Wines md Bran.
dles of the finest brands have also n
hnS lot Of Cigars and Tobacco which I
wiz dispose of at reasonable prices for
cash only. Give mo call, and will treat
yon right. Philadelphia Lager Beer ai.
ways on hand from the celebrated firm, of
Berger and Engoll. You can find me- ot
9Il times at tho Bar under the Winnsboro
Hotel, next door to d. r, Flennikon's,
Gall and sec me. j. CLENDINING.
aug 90
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25

.-OfGcncral Lees 'a>.c f,r r;rid
smplirliy corr "srooGrut of toe Hr,..
"n, @ OF Boston, says; Ono "I lis in.
spc,c'or 9cncralS. Colonel Mr;lav, was
4nne advan"cd in l'fc, and some l. lend,
wishing TO contribute 70 lis romio. /.
nae presented him wi:ha II cus5:oaci
ca.np,ci'air. Tents hal bccn s;rock
rna thc baggage oil packed in ihc
wagons preparatory 10 starring on tho
day..s march, all except The cushioned
chal', ; IN wb'ch the Colonel sat, waii-
ing to join Tho general as he rasscd,
~ few moments later General Leo roGo
up, regarded The colonel for momemt
and thon qn ely cma; ked: HCoIopel
t:i"riay. t:mr ,,!o would sdvisc you, tho next
vnur v,nru We osM s.ar' III on a campaign, 70 b.iag
needless 10 say that that chair was
never IL, 9, again seen at tho amy head
Don't borrow your ncighbor's no.
per, but subscrihQ,: :"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25

IAMMANI proposes to sustain all the
Democratic Stale ticket except thc
governor. IL ClnrEson Potter is elect
eli ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS il will be
claimed by the anti-.rillcn mon that
New York will be Democratic with
any other candidate than Tildcn in
1880,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25

DENNIS KEAKAEr is ON his wav TO
the East to speak in Now York. lie
will visit Massachusetts, but will sav
nothing there. A trip to Europe and
visit to Garibaldi arc his objective
points.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25

TIIE SU:E':ME CoUEr hiss appointed,
X. w. Shan1: ESQ, Of Union, Siaic
reporter. to succeed tho late }. S. G.
Richardson. This is ali admirable
selection. Mr.. Shand is al able law
yer. lie will bear worthi1y thc man
tic Of his PREDECESSORS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25

IN TIE Georgia Legislature t,c
other day The resolution ccnsurir.g
Governor Colquitt received only six
teen votes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25

GENERAL GRAMS arrival in San
FiaDrisco on the 2Oih wos u pcrirct
ovation. All classes H. acd out 90
welcome him, old ContcGc, aics bc;uc.
conspicuous in tho co.d:aIity Of thc:r
grecii'g. The boom is &C. ing lively
0oain
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25
THHEG FHsuAINAD abEH ALEy
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.!


ve me n hearty one"
"Your Pills are marvellous"
~ send oranother box, and keep them
in the house"
CDR. Holloway has curod my headache
that was chronic.
Il gave one Of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. Tno dear little
thing got we'll in day"
"My nausea Of morning is now
cured"
"Your box of Holloway's Ointment
cnred me of noises in tho head. /
rubbed some Of your Ointment behind
the ears and tho noise has left"
Send me two boxes; want ono for q
Il enclose dollar; your price is 25
cents, but tho medicine to me is worth q
dollar"
"Sond mo five boxes of your Pills."
let me have three boxes of your
rms by retarn mail, for chills and
fevert" -
I have over 200 such testimonials as
these, but want of space oompels me to
For CuTANEoUs DISORDERS,
And al! oruptions of the skin, this Oint-
ment is most Invaluable. 1t does not
neal externally alone, but penetratcs
win tho most searching effects to the
very root Of evil.
HOLLOWlY,S OINTMENT.
Possessed of this remedy, every mnn
may oe own doctor. 1T may be rubbed
INTO the system, so as to reac;, any H..
ternal complaint; by these means. cures
sores or ulcers i'll the throat stomach,
liver, spine or other parts. It is n,. im'
falliblo romedy for bad legs. bad ,,rcp.tr
contracted or stiff joins, goat. rhri.Y5,'
tlsn. and all skin diseases,
dMrORTaHT CAUTIoN.-NoD" are yG;,,l,,c IN,
tG,ss tIS lnG signature otJ EhyHGCE ~ aeon, inr
ond G C CitGu StaIeS sun 0nnd& H&Git box -: YIN.
81 each. " "'''' '''''' :; ana
the large! sizes. uOLiO WHY !: 20 n'"'"s
feh1s,y rS"W Errk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25

EDUCATING ITER HusDAND.-The
mos' unexpected (and we mi;h5 s,atc
'omantlc) marriage Ihat has ever oc-
curtc'' IN TavIor county took place at
tIc residence Of Ms. Bartlc,t on last
f'ld2y n'Gnt: BY ihc Rev. j. G.. Muir
ray, Mr.. John Child ews, twcnty-ilnce
years ola5c, 10 NJ 5. Ia: left, fifty
nine years OF age, wiic Of The iuic
James Dartlct', W hose death occurred
aDout !hcc months ago. MI. Cbil-
HraWs IL poaTbut worthy young man,
VINO has ior several years past brcn au
en- piuyt or NJ. Bartlett. Mrs. Bare
ic'. bclng lady O cons?e; able wealth
ma agreed to thoroughly educate bcr
hu.oand, and Ee IS now in a,lcudance
at but4er Female College and Male In
s(liu'c.--B"iler (Gu.) Hc,uzu.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-25
Mr.. w. n, Lockwood ofT,ooyo

-Mr. W. T. Lockwood, Of Leavcn.
worth, Kansas, slept as soundly as usu-
al ono night recently, but whom, &C
cording to custom, his dog Flora, a
pointer, was sent in tho morning 10
awake him, sho found that her master
had bcdtcllow. Rubbing her noso
over tho slceper's face she aroused him.
and as soon as sho could attract his at.
tentionl, "pointcd" to another part of
thc bed. Mr.. Lockwood knew some
thing was wrong, and immediately
tspra!ng, ont, and began to look through
the bed, whom ho discovered A youno
atticsilake coolly coiled under Tic
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