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cIlaria7s sale.

DE VIRTUE OF an oHDER or SALE
- issa ID by the Clerk tao 0.ro,nJ, COURT at
kugxvll ?, Tennessc, il the case Of } T. Bradley
ana son y John r. 1tlsazw, and to nae d.
rccted I VII. On NonGag, the 81 Gag taDru
arg. lt19, frO1t Of he court house door IN tao
city Of knoxville Tennessee. within seGsl EOaTs,
offer for lie to IL hiah bidler. for ash. all
the righ5 title, in5sccs. an Cam thas the do
fen art has AMI to certain tact OF iaId
iviLg IN he 7th civil q strict OF X FOX county,
Tennessee, .utBiniDg sIEtV acres, more or les.
and adjoili g the lands Of Alex. McM jiIaa on
thu nofeh aud y. 2. Cline on the wes. lyYie
or 8 L G property OF 6o.cnIaBt.
Ggr2- ~ ALEX. REEDER, Sheriff.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-17

SAVE TINE AND MONEY by early
resorting to DIR. G. McLane's Cele-
brated Worm Specific or Vermifuge,
as it never fails in the most obtuse
cases. Only be sure to read Flem-
ing Bros, q Wood street, Pitts
burgh," on the label, or you will be
cheated.
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Tennessee M00nshine Matters.

/ Special TO The Cincinnati Commercial.
/ WASHINGTON, Jan. I3.-The
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has increased the salary Of Captain
Davis, Of Tennessee, to $500 per
month. Davis has broken up more
Illicit distilleries than any man in
the service: has been several times
wounded and is now under indict-
ment in the Tennessee State Courts
for shooting at '-m2oushiners.
This has caused a clash Of iurisdc-
ton between the state and Federal
Courts, and the natter is now be-
fore the United States Supreme
Court for final settlement, when we
shall know to what extent State
Courts can 60 in arresting revenue
officers.
Petitions were to>day received by
Attorney General DeVens, from
Tennessee, asking him to have the
case advanced upon the docket, so
that a decision could be reached as
soon as possible.
General DibrelI, Of the Third Ten
ncssec District, is trying to effect
compromise by which all the indiot-
ments against revenue officers in
Tennessee are to be quashed and
amnesty extended to the imprisoned
-, - ~, II >, ,,-r,. Z, = u, I, - -, =, &c.,
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REsEE REPOSTS.
s.es@z:.'e GRAIN a..t E'ro,ss-oc enssevs
kNoxv 1.E. TINS. Jan. II, 1873. !

,'a>~aT-gEE t'-r-3-z
kNoXV .1.E, TINS. jan. II, 1873 !
River ana roads continued blocked
during the week. Receipts &c grain very
!igh.. All quotations are nominal until
the pressing local demand Is Supplied
We renew quotations Of last week
The n4r@3y Is well supplied with Field
Seed, clover buying at $L00a4 so, selling
at $50 a5.,0 per bush. timothy selling 1t
:l.99a200 per busacl; orchard grass selling
at $I.25s1 50; red top, 70A75c per b4she!.
Lard, new. GaG1c.
=, HEAT-Nominal; buying at 50 to So
for waite and amber; red. - 10 50; selling
per car loads at 8ja95 per 5uafel.
ioaE- New, loose IL ear. 33a35
SoRGHUM-In better demand: Is 10 c.
2.a27c.
Te4 AToEe- Loose, so TO Acc.
day. BI 4. 6ja75c PER 1c0 lbs,
'4I&o EGUEl~ Agyies firm, / to II
per round. Peso -: halve-. Hail.. G3as X
b '.r.es nominal. 3la4y.
sLaue-In demand &c -utry aZ.rs ...-
.ng , GO. selling, $Z.00a2 Is. family,
H"~in4, g O0.2,:2; selling, AZ Z5a2 - per
- X
>rs.@aa- Ps'r~, 90 to 81. ., 81. 25a
5"rss-Dun, medium, IL coed to
prime, | 42.
EoGs-luging active l5.lGc with up
ward tendency.
...s- t.o.Lrn, laIiC.
Sc ssWzE-22c per .ruund
..5aaa=- Spring, 50aG0
>lEEEA >sA K e 35840
SLOW h0-r-- adj
PINK RoOT-:0aIj
MAT APPLE EOoT-Ic.
HIDEs-Dry l0alIc.; green s.
TALL Ow-63c
FLAX SEED-Per bushel, 70a Sc.
Brass Sc; Copper, Ice.
W0o.-Fer pound. 2Ua&U.
APPLES Green, 75a$l.OJ per ush4!.
RYE-3j to - certs.
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SZG1Eies
~raSx asrEe,s.

- sEsEE q ts9F&t3.
Reported Tor TIE JaEnyJcLE b JOKES : Lsa
Butchers, AaTbet square.
Kno2ciJ!s. Jan H.
Cattle in coed demand and &c higher
far GOOD to Ne. /. Hogs find ready sale at
outside quotations.
Nc. !. 2Ia24 cents; good fat, 12az4 cents;
10 fair dull, 14&l5 cents.
CALVES.
&1.5J IL s. 81, according to quality.
HOGS.
FIT booe advanced and in good demand.
waighins f ON $50 to 201 pounds, 2ta23c,
gross Weighing 200 pounds and over, Sc,
gross.
SHEEP.
Sheep in fair demand at Haze.
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TrEssss 90 yenr tu uGxnn.c.
81 GEMS - % gsrssRscr

Subscriptions rece. ed by the publishers
Of this paper, and by an booksellers and
postmastcls. Persons wishing to subscribe
direct WITH the publishers should write
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Local IS o. Is 10 cent yer 1lLs ,s-l izserLzgE
14-E EoL.-- ID -slJI .sr IsG5 fret IGszELI-1.
ali aIFcrt--s .5u5S due alter Is sISorGons
sa-!y acveT-ls ael.5 payable Z IssJza.-. All
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SCRI8NER'S MONTHLY,
Conducted By J. G. Holland.

The American edition Of TIL, periodical Is
now
MORE THAN 1000 MONTHLY,
And 1t has n larger circulation in England
than any other American magazine Every
number contains about one hundred and
fly pages, and from fay 10 segcntv.tive
original wood cut illustrations.
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ACCENTS, RHAD -

We viii lay Agcnts q a.iary O. 90 .f.erusr..
an. eNJtEseS or siiu@s .a. 4v crraunm.l,u 20 .H..
our Uew ard wonderful ia'c tiu.H Wt Ma.
WHAT VS. SAY, Address yiiuout utIsb
5dEkNAN 4 90 hautaE W...
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Wholesale Grocery 4zazAg,

IT
The coffee market is very firm and i'd /
vaDcing Sugars very firm.
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New Advertisements.
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2s"ro zee IN return. our lI... t-.fsH Nrtu.a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
HARPER 4 gRO-.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
THE MUTUAL LIFE assurance COMPANY.

It Is understood that at the late meeting OF
the trustees of the Mutual LIE Insurance Company or
New York the committee which na- had the subject of
rrrrerchmcnt On expenses under consideration 'or the
last two months made a report IN which important
economies were recommended. The report is said 10
have received nous concurrence OF the Board
The principal features of the recommendation made
by the committee related to reduction IN salaries. ad-
yert-ing printing, law, medical and other expenses.
The purpose of the committee Is represented ID have
been after full consultation with The officers o rle COM
pauy 40 To adjust proposed not to lm-
pair in any way the capacity OF tue Institution To- .oA-
duet It's business tue most effective and successful
manner To is SAID that rhc chief officers of tho cone
uany including The president. expressed 90 Che commit
tee q desire tLatthey should participate In any sacrifice
that might he deemed advisable order TO adjust tnc
scale OF expcud rO meet any prospective dminu-
,iou of income the reduced rate OF premiums Zee
Gently adopted from the depressed condition of tne
money market 90 causing rate of interest Oh invr--
mcut- to recrde below existing rates.
As this company has for many years computed ir- SUR
plus upon basis oi an income of four per cenum from
Investments II seems pretty We'll cn rrnched as asiu-,
ANY further probable decline me yliue NJ DoLrg,-o
that the economies bee nut practice VIII ra-f ia 'n
augmentation of dividends 10 zoe 0ocylo.lsr la excess
oi what they would otherwise have been.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

s.S OF Edward 3D. AIT Gyt.a- &. lr,ac4, ,-. r.,.s +,
Fagi.. ,-,5,- oa ,I-,lv ar ooes D. -. from ,a
Detroit Mich papers please c''r
BGavN-ou ra,r.lv l--a inst % orFe Edward son 3t J..
Funeral ol SUNDAY a.,er'ol -utA INST. a,- 'rS from
fun Rev Dr. I.uvt- Oalirl 81 ..is. e.. aI. -'...'
J0UN-oN-1t Norwich. geun April D. 1885, --a-l 'Jo.a.
taa,, service. 90 Par, CONGREGATIONAL Church. Norwich.
SATURDAY.. Aari ~. a,- o.oe@ p. a
NIrLLE-0u rIur..ar. April r. of Un.rmor.a. Martha
refcr0f George a. Miller, u tnr I'd y ,r zoe .e .se.
y- rom her l5e residence ii EAST si-hor saturday
tae rh ....~ at ogoes p 90. fH.nas a'e A--.-5 10,
MINN--ou F-lay. 18TH INST. at rcnaav. 81. j. william
rnera service. vii Ice held ar the Church OF ,le rov com.
uul.un. corner otl-.ye aud -e,lt on Monday East as'
NoaroN-on Avn, r. 1870 ., h,e residence. win DIS STEP
A.ler h. ~" u. 1send u, i,i7t 10 IT, .'t YORK l',E'
Funeral i take place at bis are residence. April 90 ar
FRIENDS aaa acquaintance fte family respectfully a.
v.tal 70 attend.
pAhrER-ou Fourth Day "Wednesday. C!arissl Palmer
thr Frcnls Messing house 5th,t amt kUlrrori-Ha.a
seventh Day -.irlAyJ, the lJtA 'A'' a. -Uo 'o'c~
pHELp--A IBIS residence. I.5I5 it -e. FRIDAY, rts
A. Phelps. formerly or -insburv. conn.
ti.'. wi. be- held On ~a.arlay IL io,Aiu.t
" dow Of .e solomon Reaua. "a SD yr-r'. her
Funeral at tie residence Of her anshter Mrs A. a. iie'9e
saturday morning, 40 lo3h Dciock
,cHCrHA uDr-ou Friday. April Is. Mary A, widow OF
l.a-sg ana saa, ore invited 10 aeni tn. funeral sen
wees late irr'r % Wet '9thst "n 'lli",
DO I5gy.s be ,ont.
-TADDIr-rn Jersey Citv on Friday Isth inst Mary IT,
V 5l + Jersey civ on MONDAY the 2l st inst at Il
.o.c.ock Ii Is requested ma, no uoweri bee sent.
-rIrrlAN-At White Plains - y. THURSDAY. April =,
1910 Cauarne d. VIE OF john L. Suhman ~ the Ilth
.v Pc la trends OF che family are invited TIE
Aer late residence on Monday April H. a. -
O'Clock
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. Q s I S Q RIP T
3:45 q. nj.
THE LLLNENTS ~ ~ CPRO4R.


A DEUCE OF SNOW And rain STORMS
POHr JEWS, y. \, April ls.-About five
inches OF snow have fallen tAis place night,
At Honesda.e and CaruoudaIe, Pennsylvania, AID
on the line Of the Jefferson branch Of the
New York. Lake Eric and Western Railway from ak 20
ten inches OF snow had fallen up TO 10 O'Clock this
morning.
4 severe storm ~ ram, snow ana han has prevailed
here since yesterday uOrull. and is sta. lu progress
The water in the river rising, but no serious damage
Is reported.
NEWPORT. r T.. April 1s.-A severe storm began
about midnight. The steamer Newport arrived from
New Iura ~ G.4J this morning Tie Otd Colony left
here Oh time last u. gyt The United states steamer
TaauOo,a bound for Boston, is detained here by the
storm.
HEAVY RAINS FROM TEXAS TO NEW-ENGLAND
The rInstorm which began ID this vicinity
shortly before mICng ht Wednesday continued With
severity yesterday and the day before According %
the reports Of signal Service Office, this be-
gan Id southwestern Texas and travelled IN a north
ca-trIlv COURSE Yesterday morning the storm centre
OIL the m1dlr Atlantic coast and ia the evening 10
wasuetT Cape COD.
NGCI-aStcr- a, sea of any kind nrc reported The
sound -Jcamuoa-, win the exception Ofthc Old Colony
were generally time. At Augusta, Ca. the rainfall
measured Two inches; al Charleston and -.val-
ual three inches Baltimore. Two inches Washington
one and half inches, ana NrwIOrk. nearly one aud
quarter inches. To Connecticut. wei Ia the Middle
States extraordinary rains yell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

Cornelius X. Won Colt and General Shaier and Al
deTman Norris are said 10 be probable Apprentices.
The SUPERB gteudeut Of the Bu ld ng Department
has 10 pass an examination hV the Board Of Aren't
tect~ which narrOw- the number Of candidates tur
that place. superintendent Dudley has "a u"tltlrn
signed br 300 builders. hut John Mr'uol 'N-chair-
man ut the Irving Hall Democracy, ls thought 10 be
more probable appointments. Aauricc D. Power
and Alderman Gcdlrv air said 10 be- candidate.
For Inspectors of WEIGHTS and Measures besides
the present occupants. Edward Duffy, Colonel Muir
ply and Nj Ueullor OF the OreudoIicr Demo
crafts are candidates. The thrty-.oycn City Mar
-hai~ are al applicants tor rrapD'lutmcut, hut as
they We're appointed for Iammany Democrats.
changes are likely tO 1c made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

owing to Mr. walacks departure for the west iue
Lost Children VIII he given twice to-day al 'ne MN
souare-" H. NJ : Pinafore" "A gong on al the
standard the Fifth Avenue and the broadway
Theatres as well az at the san franeiSo"
Ninstrcls -" The Midgets give three per
f1rmauces to-day al the Masonic Temple - Ihere VIII
bawo performances to-day az the Aquarium ana ~ 'n'
American Institutes a, the latter place Barnum NI'uS
viii bee the attracuOn.--hmee appears Twice 'ou'' d"
l. Patit Duc The last sunday concert Will De- 10
morrow righ,-' Engaged s stu very SUCCESSFUL ''
q parE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
PUBLIC OPINION

John sherman would be an exceedingly
strong ,u, date FOR upou him a factions mEhl .l',
and he would be certain 90 command the soma N1lt o."
,If wise honest ana conservative Republicans MI"
dclpbIa Telegraph lkep.l
If the RepuIIicau partv makes the fight
lrtfl-f inc Declaration OF Independence, DO VIII lose
n makes the night against silver AMI needed nrhtui
financial legislation. % VIII Lose IL VIII 40 ''''i
cuuau Enquirer tDeml
I'm craftsmanship Thurman may not ne ~u-
peror 20 one or two others hul "a vcneiao
sfr,r yfII.d. iudIell-n. uded. commanding senator H
hardly mas his peer amouca the profound ana brilliant
array of talent. responsibility and learning Wa.cn
makes so inlTU-ng display "a. the present le III CO
trc.s.-l Wimm gtOu a. CD sun lDemJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
TIE STANDARD THEATRE.

The performance at the Standard Theatre
Dow, ur-ius wI.u highly ann sing extra vt-1Eta Hr
al-s-r,. Arthur Sullivan ami t. C Bu-uald. entitled
..Caz and l.x. ur The Long LIS, IguJler- IrIUmv
r.lt DID Uas A.t" IL follow. closely u Tie spoken ot-
Ia-ae Norton, ve.-kuown farce .r Fox AND Cox" ey
cent tla. l4. JuIadv. ll~s Eaws.~. las been trans
t.-uriit1s landlord, sergeant L.UHeer late Oi th.
,.. tI4 Nr. buguall has added some le.lruUsIf
absurd verses and SIR Sullivan las set tl.m 20 music
w.rl F.. Gwen brighter and better .l.n THAT "t j W.
prat1r." O. rlr Ia-rcr IS cons Tered tlav"stv OF
Italian .,r.uu. opera "Caz and Box Is nos less
happy au--lae Of Tie gater sentimental operas. Ike
",ouuaunG.s." Tie italian oDc-a coui'n like " The
Ialrl,er at tlr Regimen ana tine In-l.su bl -iC-
OYER! of ,.t. aud wallace. Tile Irrational yyaciiF OF
Dou.1...-. Wsru- little work ,, reproduced In Ser
oe4e 8.af..s capital Ra,agtl. raau.au. Pm ll..i-
ta-v man." The tine flower of EeItcel Iacsadaaicai
rou.n,s i- copied Ia Lo<'s mlulable lullaby % The
clio. Hf bacon:
Iu,-eI Is me bacon ON tue -rd,
I'D take nap and close mF eye;
soon -f4II bee roda.I., u0ad.r-, and
N..du-. uoddln-, uoldI1-, -lr silg lullaby
This charming, tender sleepy air, and Sir Nh.n'n'
90 whom +, 81. allotted, Sings 30 VITA trlo appreciation
both of - .usIa character and OF the FUN which W.
de..e- lrc.'. phrases. Tn somewhat similar vein
De- "I., Hu.rsrrup -orruadc duo for Bon and Cor;
The butiercup dWeIs on the low > meal
The daisy .s Jrigh, 20 see;
B4t brighter ar are the eyes that read
Tic tEousLt,in the heart of me.
come uy night, come by day
com, 80 the morn 10 sing my lay;
IFnov uy uotss. I count each bar
And Tge learnt a tune on the gay guitar"
ST. Wu d.a sud Ir. Hart Conway are sgprene.v ride
uloIs u t, trtvesty OF tine ballad STYLE using he
cr.airou as . guitar and the other managing hat az
corc.-tius Tae ensemble pieces by al three charac
ter Glr Merslu prrs,uatiug LcUHcerl are fan Of VI
vacirv. and the grand dramatic scena in which Bon
t- tho story OF his iezned suicao is OF the best or
Nr -uivau's efforts. The orchestral. parts have been
ceyer.y made f-0m the piano score by MI Dietrich.
WHO now direct. tge music 40 this theatre.
Under Mr. Dietrich. Influence The musica part o. tie
"Pinafore" performance has been enOAlOusly i'm
proved: Ga. cayluses nave gained color strength aud
precision and orchestra has acquired character and
dt.iricr Au"w Josephine has appeared 90 the person
MI. Ei4-l Lyu1Ou. young lady whose persona. at
trIcf Wlt TIE business uI the rtaGc
are u That be- desired, while hcr musical accom-
psLmerjs 81 not extraordinary, are AZ eas, sufficient
fJI tEe rJ.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
HEAVY RAINS FROM TEXAS TO NEw-ENGLANI
EVACUATION CONTENTION N LOUISIANA.

NEw-OELEANs. April 1s.-In the conyen-
ton OF coored people to-day. the Committee on Ad-
reported alength showing among other things
disparity he matter of population between whites
and 4cks IN tine Red River parishes there being two
NEGROES t0 one white Aud the point made
the negroes given tnelr rights tAey would
carry the elections The cOOrrd people, however pro
posed 90 cmlgro and settle where they would De ree
from saOt-guuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
THE MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.

NJ Steele Nackaye Will open the old Fifth
Avenue H.i. il Twenty -fOurtA-t. TINS evening with
ll, own play, Aftermath" which altered version
OF Won a. LAST" Tue auditorium has been altogether
reconstructed and much bcauf!ned. and It
is now ons OF the prert!cst and cosiest places
Of amusement In New-YorE. 90 Won
Last Wa very popular piece IN 10 old form. Mr.,
Mackaye As engaged strong company, ana the season
Of the new Madison SQuArc Theatre wlli open most
auspciOusY. Every ENCOURAGEMENT ~ tue To- dramatic
eLeFprso % the IgAt sort. ad hr Aackye las LlAeu
y -tsI which is undoubtedly ~ DE Dcat direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
TILDEy A. 4 FINANCIAL sTATEsNAN'

~ N T--ITl
Through his letter of acceptance, as ID MS
platform. Mi Iideu denounced tnc Resumption ACT as
hIndraucp ~ resumption. Yet under thaJ act ihc
steady progress toward resumption continued, ana ~
pr -lmr fixed specie payments were rtt-tdnh-hh
-Ii..ut di-tuI bIurc cmbarrdSsucut Ihrer months
f . half have passed, and the pcrran"Hcr auu success
Of rasumutiOu are assured. And what commentary ~
Obi, upOn the financial s-dtesmansLlp OF MI .lth
The act which be- denounced As q hludrauct mas
brought tuc result which Dee said 10 could not accom-
nils and Iu DONG su has uulItcd bis prophecies OF
ia re - demons ia ed tine im posture Of ais pretcA-
f.tr-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

We opposed suTendering power INTO the
hands of iur eCoufcdcrate ruldozeTs necanTe We Dr
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