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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-21
DR., F. 0. EGGLEST0N.

Educated at the North in both Regular
and Homeopathic schools. Homeopathic
remedies used. Both medical and surgical
cases will receive attention. Office ad-
joining Ladies entrance to Lamar House.
Cumberland Street, Knoxville, Tenn.
uoy20-d DIFF
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-21

BISMARCK has at last made it up
with the Pope.
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The Beautiful Snow.

For the past two days the mountains
to the northeast of the city have pre-
sented q beautiful appearance, being
capped with snow. From parties on
the K. & o. train we learn that it was
showing nicely at Coal Creek and
Careyville when they left there yester-
day morning. Some parties even
claim to have seen slight fall Of the
beautiful here, also, early yester-
day morning. How 1t is we can't
say,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-21

WHILE Grant doomed in Chicago
HAYES doomed in New York.
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1t is feared that Signor Brumdi,
who has for twenty-five years been
frescoing the Capitol at Washington,
will never be able to resume his work.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-21

THEY are try ing to patch up peace
In New York, but without much hope
of success. The Tilden men want to
leave the whole thing to the State
Convention, but Kelly WON'T listen TO
this, for he says Tilden will control
the Convention. Kelly's friends want
to leave the matter to the National
Committee, but Tilden won't listen to
this, saying that the n 4tiOnal Conn
mittee has nothing TO do with Sta e
matters. The New York S4n, speak
ing of the breach, says that it is i'm
possible 10 close it. May the Lord ln-
crease their misery.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-21

The novel sight can be seen at Mid
dlebury College, VI, of full faculty
and no pupils. A sophomore commit
ted some offense against the rules OF
the College, and was expelled. His
class took up the quarrel. and they
were all expelled. Then all the other
classes followed suit, and they were
expelled, so that now there is not a
single student in the whole College.
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thorn as she came into port, and swan TO shore
amid the yells and shouts of the vast multitude.
Policemen had to make Way through the crowd on
the shore for the captain to reach his back.
The Grand ToWe Captain George LenoX. Is the
Anchor line packet this evening at five O'Clock Tor
Cairo and - Louis. Thomas White and John
Crane are her cl-IkS.
Tie ". p Balhdoy passed down yesterday even
Ing Ter NV OTle ms WIN good trip. she put OH
he 2T52 packages freight, :}3 bales cotton, so
tons olImeal, 100 barrels oil, Lot way freight
There is q new hand at the marine bellows OF the
New Orleans Picdytlle and he is already making bis
mark by giving "a column of river news Instead OF
the old stereoyped pufIs of the impressive adtec-
tive persuasion River men want to read river news.
The Andy Baum. Captain II. j. VlntOn, arrived
yesterday Fl ON Cincinnati with 4712 packages mis-
ceaneOus freight, and leaves again Saturday even
ing at five O'clock FOR all points on the Ohio liver as
far as Cincinnati. The Baum gives special rates
TO all points north. NJ Il. Deem is her clerk, as
sisted by VIM. HARRISON.
Vieks6urg Herald 22d: 'Fiags of steamers In
pot were at half mas, Sunday and yesterday In re-
spect to the memory Of the late John l. Dent of the
PaTisot line, who was shot and killed Sunday morn
ing. Poor Johnny Dentl Hewas beloved by all who
knew him, and the fact well StteSte1 by the at
tendance upon his funeral OF nearly all the river
men Ia port"
Captain Pat Ralaher. our wlde-awake wharfm6s-
ter yesterday gave the gratifying intelligence that
the Taxing District commissioners are making ar
rang ments TO have waterworks connection made
with the levee at different points so that the wharf
can hereafter be kept in decent condition at very
gestIons of the river department of the APPEAL, we
feel somewhat easd at the movement and especially
when know that the river men Will appreciate the
movement.
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FNSUR ANCE.
The Hamburger Il gdeburg Fire

The II am burg Ma gdeburg Fire.
VNBE above named company Of Hamburg, Ger
L many, began business in the Eastern and West
ern departments U. S. A., in September, 1873, and
since that time has received in premiums Sl43000
the company has paid up capital amounting to
S625,000. and assets Sl75,000; total, $500, 900.
It's deposit in the State of New York is 1920 600.
Its risks IN this country will be protected by the Old
Magdeburg Fire surance Company, whose income
during the year 1873 amounted to over $4,000, 900;
aIso' ny me 1iagGeDuIg re insurance COMPANY ana
combined assets of the three companies last-named
amount 10 Sl5.532. 563. This protection is in ad.
dtlOn TO that furnished BIZ the capital and assets of
the Hamburg Msgieburg. This fact when gener-
ally known, cannot fail 10 attract - the company Il
liberal share of patronage In America. The com
pany will issue policies of insurance all classes
of inSuTable property.
STURM d HIRSCH, Agents.
No. 291 Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
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IN sebLVENCY.


32SO-In the ChaneeTy Court of Shelby county, Ten
nessee- John +. N 'Callum Admir- of w. d Meal
Ium, decd, VS.. Samuel Winfree ct al.
lt appearing from an order or court in this cause
that this Is proceeding instituted to wind up and
settle the estate Of W. d MCallum, deceased. as
inSolyen estate, under the inso.vent laws of the
State of Tennessee:
is therefore ordered, That all parties claiming
to be creditors of said estate make their appear
ance herein, at the courthouse in Memphis, Tenn,
within the time allowed b7 law, and have themselYt
made parties hereto and file and establish their de-
mands or the same will be forever barred; arc that
a copy OF this order be published once week, f. T
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 18th day of April, 1879.
A cOpy-Attest.
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By E B. NJ HENRY. Deputy Clerk and Master
EInlnY az Peters SSOlS for Com nlafnant TIM
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STEAMSHIPS.
INMAN LIME

UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL TEAMERs,
New York to Queenstown 81 Liverpool
Every Thursday or Saturday.
City or Berlin, 54sl tons. City OF MOnti cal FMS
City OF htchmoTd 1907 City of Brussels : 3775
city OF CheSeF. 4066 City Of New York, $500
These masniheent steamers are among the strong
est, largest add fastest Oh the Atlantic and have
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in staterOoms, revolving
chairs In saloons, bath and snOh ingTOOms. barber
ton, apply TO JOHN q. DlASs Aeent B Broadway,
New York, or to THOS. FISHER,
Kmme Bank, Memphis
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Bedford, Va, Alum &lrOn Springs


'OR certain forms OF dyspepsia diseases peculiar
II to females, chronic diaTrhea, bronchial scrofu-
OuS and eutaneous affections, disorders of the liver
kidneys ard bladder, debility, malaI Ia and headache
Equal 10 any water Of its class known to me-
Hunter Ii CURE, Md, VtrgeIaia.
Satisfactory IN uterine diseases and In malarious
condtti0ns.-G. W. Vail II D., Ohio.
Efficient in dyspeps and nervous diseases arising
from Impure blOOd.-G. T Harrison. kelD York
Used with success in certain diseases peculiar to
fenlales.-B ROeBlcr, II. D., Missouri.
Be edcial in malaFialtever ana dlphlheria. S. F.
DupOH Georgia.
/ valuable in scTofula u Gilbert, n D. North
Carolina
Recommended as a prophylactic In yeIlow-fever
districts x. FdlTec, II d louisiana.
The summer season of these springs begins June
list. Terms. $50 per month Carriages meet visitors
upon advice of arrival. Accommodation unequaled.
All the comforts and attractions Skilful resident
physician.
PRICES.-Wd ter--Thirty cents per gallon; 81 per
case Of one dozen haf lalOn boitles 81 % for FIVE
gallon cask; 81 for ten gallons; 81 for 20 gallons
on board cars at LJnchburg, Virginia
MGSS-F1fty cents and 81 per bottle; 81 so and So
for half dOZen-Sent postpaid. This mass is the
water soil ied, and contains all the curative prop
critics OF the water IN Tedubed space.
Pais Twenty-Five cents, soc and 81 per package,
or 81 20, 81 90 and S5-poStpaid. These pills con
sist or the mass in sugar coated Dill form to suit
delicate conditions Sample supply sent free to any
physician desiring to use II in practice. Pamphlet
free upon application This remedy OF nature is in
doTSed by the medical profession and atested by
seven years. Address
A. NJ. DAVIES, PIesi ent Of the Company,
7S Main street, LynchbuTg, Virginia
Round-tTip tickets from points north and south at
reduced rates.
gSsoid by R. BATTER and s. MANSFIELD
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The tone II the future markell was as 10 lows; Al
10:IO drm: IlIl, Irregular IL 80 Irregular;
1884, S eady; 30, steady at quoIAtionSi 24O,
ITm; 3:IJ arm. SsleS. 10000 bales.
Shs New orleans market opened anu CLOSED
slronR az IItic for middiing. safes, Zoo bales;
resslpts net. 2i98 bales. ock, lBS sll oaies.
The ItysTpoo kilograms yesterday reported cot
ton steady: middling upiandS, bl4d; orleans,
II 5-iBd sales 10000 bales, OF Nhiea
were American. Receipts 300 Daits' AZ Oh WHICH
were American. =.
Llverp Of arrivals opened l6d better; haJ-Jnue'
a. 7-j206itd. June-Iuly, q B2d6 0-lbd' Ju Y
August Is = 1898 Il-3 ID: august epiember, bSs.t
0f3-32d Al IA. Aprl Mal ana June; . 9 S2d;
fuly- august, tfi1d, AN-S'. September ana OCTOBER
a 7-l6d. At s o'o0cX futures closed strong; Au-
gust September Is l5-32d; Observation-Disclosures. 81 Cd
The movements al tse pcrts were IeuOTted AS tol-
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GENERAL TRADE.

There we're no new arrivals of produce,
etc, yes.erdsy to stimulate the market and business
SVas r inss,. uenJly quiet, With piceS unchanged.
The onlg Rftt,,le that shows a disposition TO rise
above me reneTai level and excite speculation, Is
Inn on DotatOes, and they. under the press ure
of One advance IN New pieans, continue 70 DE an
s'Obiest OF trad" Ecre.
Ot9sfiOHs bflOlg or fr round 1tS at ne landing
and ne rdikrBbf dtI5ts, aud ct<e iieiter dfdy-
00e sforage, nor other crprScs OUtsids " TIE bare
Tcrighf aud charges III % arrival. J06btgg and
store sales al kger TIs, as they ifetatte d'ds-
age stOrdgs and JlT1ft Of ne deater.
FEED.-COrn--mar steady; last sale. ia bulk,
al 42isI4Jc; white shelled bbe; IN store
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FOR SALE.
-Es@Dxe aIe.

WYE Will sell, at public auction. to the highest
w bidder. on Saturday. A prIl ssts, 1879
the lot at the corner of 81. Paul and Lauderdale
Streets in the city of Memphis with the improve
ments thereon, consisting OF frame residence and
Out-bui6iDgs. The SAID 10. fronts 81 feet on Lau-
derdale street and runs back 200 feet ST. Paul ST.
Terms of Sale-One half cash; balance in six
months with interest," the purchaser to give note,
with approved security, and lien retained Sale at
II o'clock M, at the corner OF Main and Madison
streets In Memphis.
GUIoN, BLACK d CO.
Finlay d Peters ATTORNEYS.
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BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States for the
western District OF Tennessee-In bankruptcy -
In the matter OF Joseph d. M'CTaw. bankru, t
At Memphis on this l6tn day of April, 1879.
NOIICE is hereby given to the creditors OF Seii
~ bankrupt. that by order If said Iii trlct Court
a first dividend meeting OF the creditors of said
bankrupt viii be held at Memphis, Tenn, In said
district, on the 29ih day OF april. 1879. at IL
O'Clock M lat the Office of T. j. Latham. Esq one
of the Registers in Bankruptcy in said district for
the purposes named in the 27th section of the act
OF cO0p TesS entitled IAN act to establish uniform
system OF bankruptcy throughout the United States,
approved March 2, 1867. A. ". OTIS, Assignee.
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Blount Springs,
ALABAMA.

- II OBS! Special arrangements for board at re-
duced rates Will be mafe with parties wishing TO
come early. High in the mountains of moth Ala
bama entirely free from all maIarIal Influences.
Best mineral waters on the continent. All chronic
diseases successfully treated dyspepsia special
81. The most accessible resort in the south. Less
than ten hours from Memphis; one change of ca,S
at Decatur.
Refer to Colonel Sam Tate Memphis; J. P. Hous-
ton. 50 Madison street, Memphis.
For further particulars, dress
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DRY GOODS,

NEW YORK. April 23.-Pu mess continues fair
with commission houses. Cotton goods In mOGer
ate dsrnand and strong at current quotations. Prints
in faiI request and rrm. Printed lawns rather more
active bless goods in steady request OyeTeO8t-
Ings mere active. and cotton warp beavers and fancy
cassmeTes sluggish.
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COTTON.

TIE taI,,qrams received yesterday reLo-t
cotfon In Navv York i-e higher, and futures twenty
ssysu to tnriy-f1gr points beier Liverpool auiYtls
VIA strong and T. ga higher. E-w Orleans I'D
vanesd isc IL our InalSet holders and buyers could
no. agree, and business WRs therefore CORES pond
ingl7 lght Figures On his board were nd 10 be
fu7Iy nc abova the pr &c SAFES Eere made at, aud
they were made solely Though concessions OF sell
IerS Quotations continued u; changeIi az IoIloWs:
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effect from and after Its passage the public welfare
requirlbgit.
Passed March %, 1879. II. FOWLKBS,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives
J. R. NEAL,
Speaker OF the Senate
Approved March %, 1879
ALBERT s. MARKS, Governor
l. Charles N. Gibbs, Secretary of State of the State
of Tennessee certify that the above Is correct copy
Of an act OF the General Assembly OF the State of
Tennessee, the original of which is on file In my
office. CHI as. N. GIBBS. Secretary OF State.
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Chapter ISS.

AN ACT entitled Rn act to amend an act to regulate
and equaliZe the salaries of certain public officers
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by tie General assembly
Of the state Of Tennessee. That an act passed Jan
usry %. 1879, aud approved January 30. 1879, en-
titled An act to regulate and eQualiZe the salaries
OF certain public officers" re so amended that when
In the opinion of the Judge chairman of the
county court the duties devoving upon their respect
i've REGISTERS are more than they perform by Ce-
voting their entire time and attention thereto they
may authorize such register TO appoint one deputy,
salary not 10 exceed fifty dollars per month.
See 2 BE il further enacted, That said deputies
shall be removed whenever In the opinion Of the
Judge or chairman of the county court their services
can be dispensed with.
Sec. 3. BE Il hlrther enacted, That this act take
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Approved March 20. 1879.

l. Charles n Gibbs, Secretary Of State OF the State
of Tennessee certify that the above is correct COP
OF an act of the General Assembly of the State Of
Tennessee, tina original OF which is on file In IN!
onlce CHARLES n. GIBBS, Secretary of State.
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IBY TELEGRAPH.I
PARIS. ADrn 23.-Rantes, 1I5t. zoe.

PARIS. April 23.-RsnteS, 1l0t. zoe.
NEW ORLEANS. Al I'll %. = Sight exchange on
New Vol X, 4 premium; stsIlirg exchange, bankers
bills, 4Slis.
LONDON, April 28.- Conso's-mOney, 90 10;
aSs Central s.. Ps I 9e en- GSi4
1871
NEW YORK. April Money market easy at 3fI 4
per cent Prime mercantile paper, 4665 per cent.
STERLING exchange bankers Dllis dull at 1864
siyht exchange on New York, ass. Government
bonds generally steady; coupons 1881, O6ss; new
5s lO44s; new 4i2s, lUbS4; new 4, lOiSs; l04Os
REGISTERED not quoted; coupons, ncI quoted: cur
old RiIs: VITgfts - new ~; Missouri rs i05i1
Railroad bonds active and strong, especially Erie,
Wabash, st jos ara Cleveland, Columbus and Iudi-
ana Genital The stock market was less active but
speculation was much iTmsr IA tone. tnder good
buying movement prices advanced - to g per cent,
Haoasn leasins, v IN c2a shares aud Northwestern
afternoon there slight reaction, but toward
the clos A stronger feeling was apparent ana tie
I'm al transactions were within ls1as per ee6t OF the
pest figures OF the day. II IS proposed to ilnd the
overdue coupons OF the seeond-Inortgage bonds OF
the Ohio Aisslssit pi railroad company and take
the road out OF the bands OF the r-ceiye he earn
ings ars I creAstng. and the company has reduced
khe Oattrg debt SEQ 900 dutl the past LSo years
WABASH continues t. advance on the bsler that a
veFT heavy DIVERSION OF BUSINESS In IFS faV0r has
Transactions aggP gated lbS,O00 shares. or which
$4,000 Wers Erie. Loo Lake Shore, 3i,000 Wa
bash, 12.OO0 sNOTthWesteTu common and 5000
Dr. 4 TTe1, G0JO St Pduis. 22,UOO LackdWanna
II, 900 New Jersey Central, 5000 Michigan Central,
Indiana Central. 5000 81 Joseph, 1000 OhIos,
5,s0D Western UuiOO, 2O00 Kansas and Pacific,
IJl0,, Kansas and TeX4s 5000 st Louis and Iron
MOuntail. 5000 81. LOUIS Kansas CITY and North
EN- aud 25UU 81 Louis and san francisco
The oiOsDg quota Ions were as follows:
Western UniCn Tsiegrd, q, 1854, Ducks ver, l2lS :
yal preferred, 1854; Paclnc hidi 1885, Mari
Djs4, 5i4; AlaupOSa preferred, 524; Adams express
iO7ls; Wells & EarEO's express, 100; Amsriebn ex-
press 1891: United states eXprsss, 4Al4; Ns8 Yoik
Central 1873; Erie 2 Is; Erie pFsi'd. 1919;
lem, 1871; bfcnlgan Co uai. SZ5a; Panama 13b;
UnlOn fdce stock, 15l4; Lake Store, Ia;
Northwestern 60lsi Northwestern preferred 9Ohs
Clevel and, Columbus, cHoinnatl anI Indianapolis,
43I5; NeH Jersey Central. 34Ss; Rock Island
3l$l; 81. Paul. ~: ut. PAU PrefeIred s2le;
Waba N, 2S7s; Fort Wayne. lO0$f Tefre Hau;e, IS;
Terre Haute preferred, ID; chicago and Alton
7Bta; Chleag' ana Alton preferred. 100: Ohio ara
Miss lssippi, 1875; Delaware. LaekaWdnna and IVES
tern, OILS; Atlantic ami Pachc telegraph, S6;
Chic gO. Burlington and Quinc5, 1884; Hannibal
and 81. Joe. les; Hannibal an0 st. doe preferred,
40 IL; Canada Southern, IS; Louisville aud niish-
V1ue sag eufrai Pacific binds. 1913; Uni, N
Pacnei bonds, il034 UaiUn Pacific land grants,
1I0l2; Union Pacific sinking funds, ~ IL.
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Total receipts at all United states ports, 4,270.-
$3.50; same date 1873, 40ii,794; sasne date, 1871,
3,S41,g 2A Increase Of receipts at United states
ports this year 2Z0,i3 ~ bales. Tcul STOCK az all
ports, 400 800 bales, against S63,203 DaLsS same
Ims the year before: 10 1877. hS5 9TS.
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THIS PAPER ne $!3 Z E$ s E Ss 3
Newspaper Advertising bureau 40 SPRUCE
M E $s %S II i IF E new YORK.
CMANCERY SALES.
Chaneery Sale OF Real Estate.

ChaBcery Sale of Real Estate.
No. 2521-Chancery Court of Shelby county-John
c. Lanier vs. GayoSO Savings Institution ct al.
pY virtue of interlOcutoTy decree tor sale. en-
II tered In the shove cause the 15th day of Jan
highest bidder in front OF the csrk ana sastei's
Office Courthouse Building, Main street, Memphis,
SATURDAY. sEay II, 1870,
within legal hours, the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee to-1it: Block
80 and ~ feet on Post avenue; ana lots g. T. g. =
and 10, fronting on Wales avenue 90 ana ~ feet
Also, block No. ~. composed OF lots l, 2. B. and
., fronting on Valley avenue, and 8 Z. 3 and 10.
frootlng on Pine avenue each TO ana ~ feet b. $50
feet IN depth, and being between OyerOn and Vance
streets, about 1l2 miles east of Court Square ana
Terms of Sale-Cash. This April 10, 1879.
r j. BLACK. Clerk and Master
Estes Elliott L. LeatheTman, ct al, solicitors.
Chancery sale of Real Estate.
No. Pip Chsncery Court of Shelby county-Allen
PF virtue of an interIocrtory decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 2Ist Gay Of
and renewed daTch -. 1879, vii sell at public
auction to the highest bidder IN f. mt of the Clerk
saturday, a prII 20. 1870,
within legal hours the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee, tO-wit: Be
ginning at a rock on mr. Lacey's west lire at the
southwest corner OF the 50-acre tract purchased by
Mr.. Lacey from W. Hill; thence west / 2 chains ~
liz ks to rock on AveTys east line and southwest
VI Soku tfdCii iucnce SCUM uFElee.
east Fl chains 90 links TO stake (AveTys Sou beast
corner; thence west chains to stake with redoak
and two poplar pointers Charles Davs's east line
and coineTing with Avery, being his southwest cor
ner; thence south degree east 81 chains aad 20
links TO Z. Farey's northwest corner, on Charles
Davs's east line; thence east Is chains 80 links to
Allen HIPS southwest corner on E. Farley's north
line; thence north degree west with aid HiI's west
line 30 chains 20 links TO said HIPS northwest cor
neF; thence east 3 chains II links to a rock on A.
Hllls north line the southwest corner Of the Lacey
tract: thence moth degree west % chains to the
beginning, containing 133 acres.
Terms OF Sale-One fourth cash; balance I'm six
and eighteen months; purchaser TO give notes with
approved security, beaiDg interest from date lien
retained on the land to further secure pu! chase
money Equity of redemption barred. -. t..szss 81
This April 2, 1879.
X. j. BLACK. Clerk and Master
RSHumeS & POstOn, Solicitors for complainaDts
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The following are the New York spot quotations
~ yesterdays Ordinary, 3 l5-i &c; good ordinary
10 i4-ld5; lOw midding, | > l6ci mlddllng ll56 =;
COOS n,tddiinF, lie; mtd Hing fair l2lSc. Al
10:2 1, holssIs Withdrawing samples aud asking Is
sales, 7s7 bales Contracts, 600 bales. stock,
1871 .30a bales.
The following is the latest New York telegram o.
futures;
5F0a5IS Yesterday, Day D. nlro
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Chapter I60.
AN ACT 10 prevent fraud In the sale Of butter an


cheese.
SECTION |. Be 10 enacted on the General Assembly
Of the ef0te Of Tennessee That whoever maDufac-
lures, sells offers Tor sale, causes the same TO
be done, any subst ince purporting to be butter or
cheese which substance is not wholly from pure
cream or pure milk, unless the same be manufac-
ture1 under its true and appropriate name and IN
less each package roll or parcel OF such substance,
and each vessel containing one or more packages
of such substance, have distinctly and Curably
printed, stamped or marked thereon the true and
appropriate name of such substance, in ordinary,
bold-aced capital letters, not less than five lines
plea, snail be punished as provided In section or
this act.
zee. 2 Be IL further enacted, That whoever shall
sell any such substance is mentioned In section
OF this act, to consumers, or cause the to be
done, without delivering with each package, roll or
parcel sold a label which is plainly and legi-
bly, printed In roman letters the true and appropl-
ate name Of such substance shall be punished as Is
provided in section Of this act.
sec 3 Be ii further e2aGciod, That whO5ver know
iBGy violates section OF this act shall
be fined any sam not less than tenpor
more tuan three hundred dollars, or imprisoned in
the county jail not more than ninety. less than
ten days. or both, at the discretion of the court.
Provided, that nothing contained in this act shall
be construed 10 prevent the use of skim milk, salt,
or rennet or harmless cOlorI matter in the manu-
f4cture of butter and cheese.
Seg. T. Be Il further enacted, That this act shall
take effect and be In force tom and after its pas
sage.
Passed daTch "a, 1879. F0WLKES,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
j. II. NEAL.
Sneaker of the SnData.