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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-29

THE journalistic blackguard and
educated dispenser of filth who
edits the New York Sun, has under
taken a big job. His business is to
stifen up the backbone Of Demo
cratic Congressman who are in
clined to accept the situation and
crawl out of the troubles into which
their leaders have drawn them,
even IL they must crawl out of the
little end of the horn. To accom-
plish his designs he sets out by lie
ing about the Presidents position
as stated in his veto messages. He
has a wonderful capacity for such
business, and he lies without the
least conjunction of conscience.
Then with all the emphasis of italic
letters and the mystery of exclama-
ton points he sounds the tocsin of
war against weakened Democrats
as follows:
" Whoever 0Hl3Hg the Democrats sur
renders, end sUccInlbS to the Erecu-
tire, sanctions his OdiOlEs doctrine.
Democrats in Congress ! You are
about to make your record on cues
ton at once mOmentOus and eudur-
ing: are you in favor Of granting 10
the President authority to have any
part Of the army and navy present at
elections for any purpose other than
10 dispel armed enemies of the United
states
The record you make will be your
own.
II withstand.
Your constituents and your country
will judge you by that record.
The best cause may be lost o. the
cUwardice OF its leaders. A party,
like an individual, void of courage,
deserves TO die.
Now we will see if any Demo
cratic Congressman is going to
succumb after that. If he does,
let him look by the light of the
Sun which shines for all and read
his character, as that of a base
coward.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID No. IN, III the case of ?. Staub ct ais, vs.
5. Croft. issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
will. on Monday, the ID day of June, 1879, il
front of the court house door, in the city OF
Knoxville, Knox county, Tenn, offer or sale 10
the CHEST bidder, for cash. st public on CRY,
thin legal hours, the following property, rs she
property OF S. Croft. described and bounded as
follows, to~wit: One storehOuse and lot 10
Staub, Van Glider and Henderson's addition to
Knoxville. Tenn, being lot No. $50, on the
northeast corner of Broad and Lamar streets. in
the ID civil district of Knox county, Tenn levied
April 18th, 1o79. ALEX REEDEk, Sheriff.
may6w4t,
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SHERIFFS SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF
D sale \ Q. IS7. in the case IF The Wheeler L
" iiSOn Manufacturing Company vs.. 4, NJ. Ben
nett es ais, issued by the CLERK q the Circuit
Court of Knox equity at Knoxville. Tenn, and
to me directed, I VIII, on Monday, the % day Of
June, l579, Cffer for sale. at public OutcTy, IN
front o. the court house door, IN this city of
hours. to the highest bitter for cash, the follow
ing described property. or the property Of r, NJ.
Bennett, described and bounded as follows, to
wit: Bounded by ThOs- Gravel, the land Of the
Saffl heirs. the homestead of gaid Bennett con
tanning So acres, more or less. This, April 18th,
1879. ALEX. REEDEB. Sheriff.
may6W4t,
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THERE'S NO MISTAKE, that one
half the spasms and cramps in chill
dren are the result of worms, and
even adults are frequently treated
under mistake, while the genuine
seat of the disease is worms. Try
" DR.. c. McLane's Celebrated YER
mifuge," taking great care to see
" Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh on
the label, and you will learn a grand
secret.
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Commeneement az s1eshetm Inst,tu.e.

commencement at Meshefm Institute
! Last week the little community oil
Mosheim had it's annual grand time"
During the earlier part of the week
the final examinations OF the current
year were held at the Institute, at
which the students acquitted them
selves to the entire satisfaction OF their
teachers. The examination or the
German class came last, on Thursday
eveing, which was noticeable fora new
feature, an exercise in conversation, in
which the students gave German an
swers to German questions, always
endeavoTing to make their reply as
full statement as possible.
On Friday morning the people came
/ pouring in from ali sides. The sky
! Tas clOud!ess, the roads dry, aud about
| noon the crowd was estimated at
! twelve hundred D opie. The exer-
/ cises were held in grove adjoining
1 the Lutheran Church; "a platform sur
! mOunetd by pillars Of eveTgreens and
rooted with OAK leaves, was erected for
/ the performers. On il were seated the
| faculty, invited guests, graduates, and
quartette choir surrounding their
! piano, led by Prof. Glenn. Seats had
been provided under the trees for
about eight hundred persons, which
were filled by persons Cf every age
and sex.
Rev. Mr.. Schaidt of Knoxville,
opened the exercises with prayer at
$50 a. M, after which the oratiOns OF
the graduating class were delivered. |
Mr.. A. w. Holt was SalutatOrian, and |
Il. n. Haun, FaledictOrian. Miss s. |
+. Gass, the only lady member, read |
an essay. Then the degrees were |
four members Of the PhilO-
Iethean Society" delivered
original orations, and Maj, A. Il. Pet
tibOne addressed the assembly o. !
''Almse MatTes.' This was the treat
of the day, that il, in literary point
of view for dinner came next, and
that is never otherwise than excellent
with these people.
At 1870 p. NJ. Rev. J G. Miller de.
liveTed the annual Alumni address;
sutj ct, "WOr< and Wait" Ii was
wei conceived and delivered, and but
for the great advantages under
which the speaker found himself la
boring, would have been more epjOya-
ole still The undergraduates then
entertained the audience with OTations,
iecIamatioDs and essays. The writer
was especially impressed with the
great prevalence of
Mighty iYnayinafiva forms NJ Ianpuaoe :
which were in nearly everv inafan6e
however. enpjayed IN advs1tage
The choir san1 unite frsouantIv d,7.
ing the exercis1s eon,aIin1ae ono !
liece of music to evarv two snaeches. I
heir voices were fresh clear and
strong. and their efDcing nnder the G
rees there zoun,jed daIiSbtfnIIv pnre
md harmonious :
The BOARD If ,Trus,aes elected tho
ollowinp 1acnIty f,T ths aT'uinc, Z
ear:
Rev. J. c. Barb. 4. NJ President
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Chancery Sale of Valuable Lots
In Knoxville.
No. S,n3I.

No. 3,G3I.
Jno. Baxter VS.. Tennessee and Pacific Railroad
Co eft al. aud Webb and Taylor VS.. Ten
nessee and Pacific Railroad Co. ct al.
Bill and cross bill.
DCRSUANT To a DECREE PRONOUNCED
l. n the above cause at the March term, 1879,
of the Chanceryl Court at Knoxville, Tenn,
will cell at pubhc auction, to the highest bidder
ON SATURDAY, THE I4TH DAY OF JUNE
NEXT. AT II O'CLOCK 4. NJ,
the lot or parcel of land described in the plead
ings." lying in Knoxville Knox county, Tennes-
see, in what Is known as North Knoxville, as
that certain lot parcel Of land assigned to the
the Chancery Court of Knox county, Tenn. IN
the case of Jas. 7. Webb ct al, VS.. HaTdee and
Webb ct al. aud afterwards revived IN the name
of Thos. &. Champion, administrator CT said
complainant, and bounded as follows: Beginning
at the point whore the western line of the land
purchased aforesaid crosses the central line of
the East 1enne see and Virginia, now the East
Tennessee, Virginia and GeorEia Railroad, and
northwest corner of said tract, thence with the
northera line OF said tract a distance Of 1881
feet thence in n straight line parallel to said
western line 70 the central line of the East
Virginia and Georgia Railroad and thence with
said central line to the beginning" said prop
erty will be sub-divide6 into lots, with such
streets and alleys as shall be necessary to CEN
ing land, and sold in separate lots as ub5ivided.
A plat of the same will be exhibited on the day
CT sale.
TERMS.
Said sale will be made on a credit CT six and
twelve months aad in bar Ct the equity OF re
demption, taking from purchasers notes with
good security, bearing interest from jSte. and
a lien retained as further security. This l4th
msyl4wit III. PATTERSON, C. an.
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r A [ / w A 7
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through the heart of Tennessee, to the Mis-
sissippi River, without change, making
Double Daily Connections West and North
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and Chicago Take our advice and save
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of the Elegant Coaches running over this
Great Central Line from Atlanta and Chat
tanooga to Little Rock, and Texarkana,
Texas, without change. But one change
to Houston, Dallss and intermediate
points. Remember this Great Advantage
is secured
Without Extra Charge
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and Memphis.
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS
Run by and in connection with this Line
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Memphis and Little Rock, from Little
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Union City, via Columbus, to St Louis.
%a#Through tickets, maps, timetables,
etc, may be had on application to ticket
agents throughout the South and South
east.
w, L. DANEEY,
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Nashville, Tenn.
]. W. THOMAS, Gen'i Supt.
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The daily gazette., 1879-12-02
Western WhisperinOs.
THE MESSAGE, THE TREAsURER's RE-
PORT AND THE NEXT CAMPAIGN.

THE MESSAGE, THE TREAsURERs RE-
PORT AND THE NEXT CAMPAIGN.
Special to the Press.
WASHING ION, Dec. 1.-The Repub-
licans from the West are v Try much An
noyed at the contents Of the message
and Treasury report, and even some vi
those from the East think that it was
unnece ,sary for the Presi Ieut 10 raise All
issue that has been settled so fully as
the currency question, particularly upon
the eve OF all imp ntant presidential
campaign. Even hard money man
as Governor Clatiin of Massachusetts,
expressed grave doubts as to the wisdom
OF reviving the question, and other,
from Eastern States agree with him, al
though .h-y showed more hesitatl III in
expressing themselves. The ouly per-
sons who wer. found To thoroughly Y
agrae with the President and Secretary
Sherman in their utterances and propri-
ETY. Of maNing them we Garfield, Nor
ton of New York, HaAly, Chittenden,
BallOu. Aldrich of Rhode Island, and
In the Senate Morrill, of Vermont, Ed
mauds, boar aud few others. The
9 neral OPT ion was among the Western
people that Secretary Sherman haC
ruined his presid initial chances by an.
tagonizing Western Republican senti'
ment.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-02
COlt0ress.

Congress met yesterday, and the
President's message was read in both
Houses. In the Senate Mr.. Burnside
gave notice that he would call up his
lpter-oceanic resolution to-day, and
speak upon 1t. Mr.. Ferry announced
the death OF Senator Chandler,of Mlchi-
gan, his colleague. add the Senate, as 3
mark Of respect, adjourned.
In the House, Nj essrs. Davis, Page,
Berry and Pacheeo, OF California;
Thompson, of Iowa, and Hutchins, of
New York, members elect, were sworn
In. Alter the reading of the message.
which was referred, with the accom-.
panying documents, TO the Committee OF
the Whole, etc, the House adjourned.
1t Is generally understood in Washing
tOu that Congress will not adopt the til
nancial recommendations OF the Presi
dents message.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-02
THIRD EDITION
General NesOs.

The public debt statement for Noysm~
bsr shows decrease OF S769,S2.
The White River Utes have arrived as
Ios Pfnos and gone before the CoDmis.
sion. The Indians are In large force ,and
there is said to be "distrust on botn
sidss."
ahe wife OF G gorge Herxog, Q restau-
rant keeper of Bradford, Pa, committed
suicide on Sunday by taking morphine.
She WAS only two months married, Ano
was jealous.
Two car loads Of hogs arrived at buf.
falo yesterday With the auinaIs CUT aso
siashed In fearful manner. Inc atro-
ciOus act had evidently been done py
some sooundrel or scoundreb ous VI
spite.
The total coinage Of the U. s. Mints IN
Novem ber amounted TO 6,0l2, l9 pieces,
valued at $3.50 ,42l. The number OF
standard silver dollars coined was =, 49,-
900, and the value Of the gold coinage
was % 800, ,l85.
Mics Virginia Rawle left her fathers
house In Suffolk, Va, on the 2Sth un.,
and her boty was found IN the Nanse-
mond river yesterday. She Is supposed
tO have drowned herself because OF uis-
appointment IN love.
u. M. fneips, uycr, VI otoioou'kt
Va, was badly beaten by negro n front
Of his place Of business ON Saturday
night, and Is not expected to recover.
HI had accused his assai liant Of stealing
goods from him while In his employ.
General Jefferson G. Davis di, d in the
Palmer House, Chicago, on Sunday AZ
ternoon, In the 62d year OF his age. The
cause Of bis death was pneumonia, con.
tracted ut the unvailiDR OF The Thomas
statue 10 Wash -ngton, on the 18th ult.
Colonel j. G. Tucker, Of Brownsville.
Texas, is in Washington. and says the
removal Of troops from South Maria has
exposed other sections to a renewal OF
the raids from Mexico. He urges the
War Department to order the in mediate
reoccupation Of the post.
A robbery was committed at the house
Of Hon. Sherman s. Riges, in Buffalo,
on Sunday evening, similar to that COM
mitted in Mr.. Fargos b )use In The same
city, . few days ago. 1t Is believed thai
. we'll organized gang of thie' es Is oper-
ating In Buffalo.
Governor Talbot and other NJ Massachu-
setis officials and railroad men were In
Baltimore yesterday, inspecting the ter
minal railroad facilities, shipping wharf'
and elevators at Canton aud Locust
Point of the Pennsy lvania and tie BAlti
more aud Ohio Railroads, with view Il
similar facilities In Boston.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-02
ew Quarters.
For WdshinOfOn.
Not Suicide, But Murder.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. IA de-
spatch from Fremont, Ohio, states that
late Saturday night Andrew Koeble aud
James Welch were arrested for the mur-
der OF man who was found dead near
that place May II, 1878. The body was
found by the roadside, with q bullet
hole througl the head and a revolver In
one hand. In memorandum book in
the pocket OF tue dead man was writteh:
81 am tired of life; bury me here"
Facts since revealed led TO the employ
nent Of detectives, and ev dence has
b en- die 'vered that leaves little doub:
Its being case Of robbery and mur-
d;r, and Of ths gull of both the parties
4 rested.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-02
Rio GrdHde Rdids1
WAsIINoToN, Dec.

Colonel j. q. Tucker, Of Brow
Texas, now in this ,ily, reports |
emoval ofthe troops ir' III the
santa Mar a has exposed that Sc,
the country to renewed depre
from IN .rauders from the other
the Rio Grnnde. Col. Tucker IS
upon the War Department the u
Of immediate reoccupallon, bel
resid' Its Of that vicinity are col
TO move away.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-02
a c'a''" For saoe oo

FIFTEEN IHuNDRED .c,.,
DELrHiA INVOLVED N".s .ss IN
COAL LANDS. xxi
OTTAWA, Nov. so-r,
ofottawa,and other, I,Ml he,I. Inc Rd
n~ Betsy s,,i Baker, claims 800 .. ,a.. had
on which q part Of the ,JV ", :. acres
pun, s bull eleven so,a,s n,s o., o.
on The banks ofthe Had,oe allea ul
.',.,,. track Of coal land, in renn,rM'srI i,Mr
s,a..ered Sat properties in Nrwy Ny'va W
elsewhere. The CansIisew .'ew "
Tue whole estate, incIudinaa ,l he,5
p'is prnpeIty, at s2OO, 600 n" sne
20 .na ,ns ne, Canad an story, lire. ,eY, ..,. a.
sgp T,,, ,ne Two ma ried iaughlerss se,1 ~
William Baker settled ,sae s".eIs of
IN isoi Inherited the pr r.r,1 1,''
iat''er to whom his Two Fly
D queathed their state, %folb1 ,r
cla'lnine the estates was dns .ne T., u
a,'ce :, Of he daughters of I ,hsi' ii
,, uea.h At the time Of its occnrr' @ =,
their chlldreli'o ignorapcr N'u''.n] ,ha,
estate waited for them. r, ,s's s's' Y
simant' In Canada and Na,,,
York There are fin, seven I'','e! as
at Br "kvi lie, Oh o. Tics, V.n] VI
IN t Colonel Jacob Baker di.t ~, ',
~ the residence of ms bt.,,le, eu y
da, leaving in possess on, of ,,' ra,. " Y
discharge from the army. nnis'A. ,v,a'N '
hat and sword, al of which ~.
tneir possession, though th. Ca
,' uec'sre that they ktow nothia,
Them and that the Colonel did
there, the! nor did his brother ava, ,
There were several brotlsrs y
to the Ohio heirs. ~
The daily gazette., 1879-12-02
United States Marshoi,|
naended for FideJi,,,

WASHINGTON, December
nual report OF the Attorney GsosJ
submitted to Congress TO-DAY
In regard to the d, iiciencv in
pr" p' alton for United State, nj
IN view Of the aclion a, III. lac,
o. Conaless, the Attorney Genrr|
'hese officers have faithfully pc
all the duties required of then,
and advanced from their own mn,
expenses which lave been uecs1
their performance. lie cou,idsl
conduct III all respects worthy
highest commentator, ad n
urges upon Con-ies, that the an|
cOl hece' sary 10 compensate n
their services be made wnh au }
expedition. The amount bere,o|
tlinated for this rupose is \
which now constitutes a de6cl|
the current sppfopr alton.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-02

The value of the materials in the
shops of the Philadelphia and Reading
Company at the latter place is estimat-
ed by the Times and Despatch at 81 ,0OO,-
900.
The most lost of all days is the one in
which we have not laushed.-ChamIfor'
Men are women's playthings; women
are the devil's.-Victor Hu5c.
The devil never Gus his very best
flowers early.-Ouidd.
Don't ruin your health, and besides
make yourself disagi eeable 10 other peo
pl3 by your continued coughing A tweI
ty- five cent bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure you. At all druggists.