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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-27
Chancery Sale of a Valuable Farm
near Knoxville.
Nos. 2,795 and 2,796.

.E Nos. 2,795 and 1896
i. Tillman, Jr., admir-, VS.. j. A. Mabry ct al,
and David Nelson W, j. A. Mabry ct al.
PURSUANT To A DECREE PRONOUNCED
in the above cause at the January
term, ISS3 of the Chancery Court at Knoxville,
Tenn essee, will sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front of the court house door,
in Knoxville,
ON SATURDAY, THE 2OTH DAY OF MARCH
NEXT, AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ,
The tract of land mentioned and described in
the pleadingS. lying In the I'd civil district oil
Knox county. Tennessee about two mites east OF
Knoxville, aud adjoining the Lount farm and
lands Of A. A. Barns, Craig and others, and be-
ing portion of the property of which VIM.
Swa died seized, containing about 40 acres.
'H1'i HaG TERMS. -r-r
Saftlsale will be made on a credit Of 6, "a. and
IS months and in bar OF the Cquity Of REDEEM '
tion, taking firm the purehasers notes with
security and retaining lien as further security
This Feb. Htb, 1889. r p bee
febIsdtw4 NJ. h, PATTERSON, G. 4 M.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For sheriff.

We are authorised and requested to announce
HOMER GILMORE as a candidate for sheriff
of Knox county, at the ensuing August election.
s jan6 1&wtf
We are authorized and requested to announce
WILEY B. WRIGHT ss : eand; date for Sheriff
of Knox county at the ensuing August election;
subject to the Knox County Republican Conyens
ton.
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Rev. +. IL. Osgood, New York, snyss
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Nervousness. never had any medicine to dc
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CORSICAN a.
rresnn den 40 Of the Herd ! i.

Correspo den 90 of the lIerll
CORtlCASA, June 10, 1850,
A disc lssion on politics Tuesday between
two Leading business men came near end
ing seriously. Ransom has been con-
Gned to his room the past few days bis
condition is very much improved today, and
he will soon be out Major Stevens, en-
oineer of the ST. Louis Il Narrow gauge, Is
ia town looking At the new depot grounds
5 veral weddings are talked Of n aquiet
wsy.--The Fourth OF July celebration
will be given under the auspices Of the Cor
sicans Cornet baud. AT the old fair grounds
A platform will b. erected for dancing. sew
ersl trotting horses will show their >peed,
aud numerous other euj yments vii b gotten
IN for the ntertainment of those who
attend Professor Il brrts' school exhibit
ton at the Opers-house promises to be a
GRAND affair. doctors have been doing
a fair business the past week IA great many
cases of cholera morbu1.--The arteslan
well corner is quiet: work will be resumed
a. soon as the tubing r'ives.--Captain
Moore supple, mis- table from galveston,
and has the earliest of everything in
the eating line. The travelling public
saw the Molloy house has improved wln-
derfully unueV tue ptesohI IhaunScu'V""
All of the subscribers To the Marrow gauge
depot fund ara satisfied with tho l'cst'on.
Some outsiders don't appear to be though
A number of our prominent m,rchantt
and business men who have the interest OF
the town Vt heart, ar nav tai ling OF Narrow
gauge railroad shops. This is the most nd,
Vantageous point on the road being the end
of a regular division 200 miles; and should
they extend the road beyond Waco 1t will be
about midway between the now proposed
terminus and Texsrkans. We should have
them by al means and nothi g should be let
undone to secure them,--Colonel W. W.
Lang passed down the road last night
Closing exercises Of the Corsicana academy
we're held in the academy this morning
The progress of the pupils reflects great
credit on the teachers. Music recitations
sad singing were the pleasures Of the morn.
ing. The following pupils deserve special
mention: Miss Jennie Tulick's recitation
was admired; Miss Gibson, Miss Blair and
Miss Mcdonald regsed the company with
music. The closing ode by the entire school
WAS rendered in a very creditsble manner.
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SHERMAN,

CotreH Doadence Of the herpli
SilEHAAN, JULe II, lsSD
Jake Levy has some eggs Now don't
say that there is anything particularly stris.
ing in the fact that prominent dry goods
merchsnt is the possessor OF half d, zen
eggs. Il. q. Hall or NJ. Schneider might
have forty dozen and it would never create u
ripple in the public mind, but these eggs, SD
Jake tells every one he meets, are sll the
w from Ohio, and are the product Of u
genuine Italian pheasant This is what
astonishes US. If he had said that usS were
from sDipe or rhinocerous, or n caml, or =
saw mil we would accept tina statrmrnt i'm
plicitly, for all these things havr existence,
but MI Italian pheasant, with wnit9 md black
pIumage, and other gorgeuu, clements Of
beauty, is something beyond our cumpre-
hension; but he shows us the box in which
they came, the inside of which bears
this inscription; italian phensauts;
dsmpen three times day" Jake doesn't
know whether the eggs are 10 be danpcned
or the pheasants, SO he splits the Difference,
as II were, and dampens the eggs, but saves
enough water TO dampen the pheasants with
when they come. Indeed, no ia beginning to
inform his friends that the Italian pheasant
is rat or an amphibious kind Of n fowl. But
the eggs are in Sherman, and under hen.
jake was 10th 10 trust them TO the hen, and
seriously contemplated setting on them him
self, but could hardly spare the time. We
are positively informed that the hen wishes
that he had taken the contract FIR Matching
those eggs, for she is staid, old-tash.
Toned, motherly sort of creature. and
it hurts her feelings to be routed of
the nest three times n day by u
man who rours cold water on her eggs.
But she Is patient rs well, and in
unison with Jake proposes to fight it out on
that line if it takes all summer. Mrs.
Hicklen prcsides over very quiet and pleas
ant boarding place on Mulberry street,
There will be no services at ST. Psul's NJ. K.
church on Sabbath morning. At
night, however, the pastor will
occupy the pulpit as usual -
The concert given by the young ladies OF
Professor Nsshs school last night was very
pleasant and enjoyable stisir indeed
Peaches have put IN appearance and now
the green apple doesn't look so lonesome.
- Captain Brack and family
leave for an Eastern trip to-
day. May happiness attend them
The commencement exercises of the oher-
man Institute are in progress Will" We writ.
The annual address is delivered BY Hon. /.
J, Beall, of Bryan. A moro extended report
will be given hrreatler.-The closing rNer'
cises of the pubic schools w,ll rccurai Ium-
minis hall TO-DAY. The m'dalS are I" be
awarded this afternoon III the BinNItN
House T. J. Brall, Bryan; W. ;, smith
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PARIS.
,rrespondenct, OF the Herald

Correspondence OF the Herald
PAds, June ~, iSNI.
A report has been current bpre for several
days to the eife.t that brother Tlce had p'"g
nosticsted another cyc!ons somewher" b"
tween Sherman and TeXsrksns, t. occur any
time between the first of this month and the
fifteenth, and some of our people ARE strong
believers in the prophecy and are making
hole arrangements, and will, 10 all proba-
bility, take the holes in after them shouli an
angry cloud present itsslf.--Policeman l..
B. Hunt walked up to man who was visit
ing Paris from Fannn county, and who was
asked in Il genteel msnner by tue
officer to consider himself his prisoner,
to which the said man demurred.
and the result WAS tussel ensuei in which
the officer got the worst of it, The violater
then ran AZ break-neck speed around hehiRd
large lumber yard and was afterwards cap
tured, though while running Officer Hut
discharged one barrel of his navy at him,
missing his target, the ball going through
a blacksmith shop near BY and almost strik-
ing one of the worknen in the shop. The
officer could see on the violstor the perfect
shape of pistol under his co t, bu! when
the fellow was caught he had no pistol and
none can be- found, though negro womsn
says she saw him, while running, throw
som thing over in corn patch near by. II
there i. no pistol found there can be no case
established, and in all probability the officer
will be held lisble-A majority of our ST.
mon pure Republican friends are quite sore
over the defeat of U. s. Grant.-We are
having entirely too much rain, farmers all
crosking Wheat crop only moderate.
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n-ovement cigar. III. Il, parnell, depnt,
United States revenue collector, leaves tor
d, las this evening. From there he goes To
Austin, The following ace Mt the Wsyery
hotel; J b Douglall, Tyler + Carney Chilli.
co,he; The Mcgles, city; Mrs Brown d
son, Aurora; Mrs Castillo and daughter, De.
catur; A Sacken, 0 II VI Il Il; d A N0he.
Kerr Terre Haute, Ind u A White. 7 Il 2
X r; T pauirec, Sherman J l. Bolde, j
B Wilson. Dallas; II j Dunn, Nashville,
Tenn; l. T ksgsdal, A 5 Penn, Texas; X
u Cobb, T& Z II X; A L owens, Marshall +;
Wallace Prtrs. George w Peters, Indian
TERRITORY l. NJ Evans, Dallas
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PITTSBURG

C,,rr uondence { tle Herald ttt)
PIirsBulG, 1r4as, lure :, 1850
Yesterday morning about min" o'clock the
town WAS alarmed BY three pistol shots 10
rapd succession. Ga going to the place We
found that Shpr II W. IA Edwards had shot
at Mr.. Luke Davis, County Commissioners.
The parties had some difficulty about the
county hnanc-s. whjcl resulted in the shoot
ing above nsmei One bullet cut the scalp
Off over thu right eve; one struck his pocket
book and glanced around the LETT side, and
the third struc> on the right side, ranging
around and passing through the wsist-band
Of his pants. All Of the shots were hesh
wounds Mr.. Lewis is considerably powder
burned in the face and eyes. Mr.. Edwards
gave himself up and was released under 5000
Gail. ALI the parties stand high in the com
muaity. and the difficulty isgrestly deplored
by thu citizens generally ,-Crops are doing
a. well rs possible. Corn IS laid by, We have
had great deal of wet we Their, but happily
no storms in our county New residences
are going up all over town.---A bale of cot
ton comes in occasionally. About eight
thousand bales h we been shipped to date
Property is char ging hands "a some extent,
bat the high prices deter men OF moderate
means from investing. Residences aud stores
are scarce. There ia Mt y vacant store in
the place. There will be several now stores
erected this snmmer, principally brick
Fruit will b. about n halfcrop this year.---,
A g ,od many prospectors are coming ana
goiup all the rlme.-Rcv MIR. Ditzler is
holding services At the churches all tho time.
The census man is abroad in the land
asking questlons-Our town contains about
one Thousand Inhabitants, who are doing
thrir best to build up the place.
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. .yOY.
orres pondence Of the Herald.

Cores Dol dence OF the Herald.
SAVOY, June 10, iSs0.
No DEATHS since Ollord Horne. The
sounded are all doing well and improving
eYcent Mrs. orne and Mrs. Matt Taylor,
mbo.s cases are considered very doubtful.
The cooks have all been discharged aud gone
home and the Savoy people, with the help
nf a few doctors and nurses, are trying 70
ret along with rs little EXPENSE and as litile
Resistance IA possible. In addition to the
GREAT amount they have slready done, Tue
Texss & Pacific Railroad company have gen
erouslv offered to haul about thirty cars "f
lumber free of charge from Texarkaus 70
SAVOY. This |, indeed far more than the most
unr ssonable person could ask or expect, and
from this time it remains to be seen who VIII
say railroad men have no hearts The Texas
Express company also continue to bring con-
tributions free of charge aud will accept
nothing but our sincere gratitude. Lumber
And shingles are arriving daily and brriness
will soon be booming. The business part OF
tho town will all be moved one street wesl
on to the sandy soil. This will bring Main
street out OF the mud and the town will be
n, 20 pleasantly locsted than before jsAll
aYur,.s themselves as willing to put up good
substantial buildings. We hope In short
time TO be able to resume business Contri-
buttons since my last port are
Cation Exchange of Houston, 500;
Clsrksviie, SlS9 65; Mckinney, $oO
additional; Greenvile. 500; Shreveport, sly
additional Deuton, $685. Pennington, So2;
St Louis, $500 additional; Richlandvilee,
sir; Hoe stodsr Galveston, S25; j. +. Brad
ford SAVOY, $50; w. s. Roddy, Savoy, sou;
Honey Grove, Oadditionsl; Dallas, $3.50 30;
Sims l. Levy, New Orleans, S25; Roekston,
Texas. S28; Homer, L uisiana, $40; Twiner
& Lipscomb, Marshall, Texas, S25. we
have received one carload of shingles from
Messrs Long & Co., Beaumont, Texas, and
have notice OF several other cars coming from
Galveston people. The Paris committee
meets the Savoy committee to-day to see
what further help they can give US
They will take little Jimmie Gallagher
to Paris till he RECEIVERS:
He was the patient of Mr.. r Z; Douglas, OF
Paris, who watched him faithfully night and
dav for a week. and will now nurse HIM BACK
to health in Paris. When w. think now
kindly and tendsrly our friend. IN Paris
Sherman. Denison. and Ia fact all d'recuoh''
have ministered to Our wants, nursed our
lex aud dyiag back To Ike and mingled
heir tears with ours. for those that had to
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die, oar hearts grow tao full for expression,
and VIZ can ohl> sS' tbs, in tie sld death
wa will remember til, III in cur deepest graf,
ituie. The weather has vt last cleared up
with heavy breeze from tina south for the
past two days,--rhe new depot will he
completed in n few DAYS and will be u strong.
ler and much better finished building than
the old one. More anon. ince writing
The above we have received I'VE more cara Of
lumber from Beaumont.
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FORT WORTH.

orrspondrnre oftne Herald
FoRr WnkTH, June II, lSS0,
The mother of Frank Lsonsrd, the negro
boy who WAS run over by the cars yesterday,
ia now living in Dallas. Frsnk was boot
black of Dallas, md had made several trips
to this place on freight trains, and returned
the same way. He would make himself useful
on the road, so that his fare was free. Frank
csrue up yesterday afternoon on the freight
and in u few hours started back. As the
freight train WAS leaving the suburbs, he was
walking from car to car. Some cars being
loaded with sawdust on the side track drew
bis attention. when he made the misstep.
With one scream be went down between two
cars. He fell on his right side. The wheels
passed over his left hand and arm first, and
then mashed off the top Of his head. He was
also cut Mt Other places. He had not time to
suffer but ono shock, for he was dead at once.
Thirteen cars ran over him. The train was
stopped as soon as possible, and
the remains gathered together and placed
on plank. The oroner's jury found YER
dict as above indicated. The corpse was
put into nice coffin yesterday evening and
buried to-dsy.--Sixt thousand, five hundred
head OF cattle passed north yesterday .-The
concluding exercises of our schools last
night was success and was appreciated BY
large audience. Homegrown watermel
ons, the first of the season, are on the market
to-day. johnson, who was sent
to the lunatic asyluma month or two ago
has returned home in his right min i.--Sev'
eral loads of new wheat are on the msrke
to-day. Price from So cents to 81 per bushel
The mills are running now day and night
grinding new wheat.--Mrs. NJ. n, Lndal
d he from Clsy county to try to have five
year.old boy, John G. Rarnes, brought fon
Madison, Arkansas. to her. Th'
boy has no relatives but her'----
The Local Option saloon is presided over b,
chris, Rintleman, aud is the place to get fin
liquors and a square drink, and Pacific I'm
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MARRIED

x BIN~O - rRlMBlr ON = LIST int IF
In Y III mia, ohiu, u he hrme NJ the b lds''
m I i-r, A'r, a, kubtu sou Miss Sslllc
n mule r. ia IS hay oihchurg.
= he couple proceeded to Chicago, thence
hone. he ngrstula ions OF The HKRAlr
are extended I" the h ppy pair May the
hand OF Time deal ligHy with the happy
ones. AID the l.rstst prosperity 1t end thrii
each auru eiing year.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

NOrlut is hereby gwen That the ssle OF
N | uds urdel a. uttaNes for lsi0 wlli
commence July Il, lSsp. lhe alt"nitu NJ the
public sC.i to the list uf lands advert sod,
u pie, of which are y slrd mp nj the 4 inrt house
at |. ucAstei, and al hicharl on.
ko,p ctMly, ", IL PRATHER,
Ia Collector laIlAs Co,
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DIED.

STEM Ar. -Nr. Lou &. 1T wArt, OF Min.
cola, diet ut W chita ksnsas, ON SUNDAY
,nulunig. the 18th ats n'e.O k, 0f cOuSump-
tIu,, rseJ ~ va,s nnu2tur!
she, W til her mut Their, had goue there In
uu.ut ~ hsuIth
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MAILS CLOSE AT PosrorFIcE.

MAILS CLOSE AT P0sToFFICE.
Local Mail. Through Mdu.
DOING south $500 am. Going norm, s@h'm'
) ling north, s 80 =. m. Going south, $50 p m I.
;Ing east, $3.50 pm Going east. $40 q M Z.
Going west. $50 pm. Going west, " IN.
Money order office open from q. m, to p m
nj Up. m. to Up. IN.
windows for thesale Of postage stamps reg
.,,ered letter business, etc, open from a. 10
IS D. IN. Stamp window open on Subday'
-om sto Ia. m.
The general delivery window open from .
q, m 10 d. M. After p. m. postage stellls
IN be obtained at this window. Open sun
" Grom s to ga IN. A. NJ. CoCHRAN,f.M NJ.
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KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, June IL. Wheat - No. ..spot
-; No. . spot, s91c.
Bacon--Liutr, p.,j rib and long, To-.
NEW ORLEANS
Nv ANiNAAN W.
KANSAS CITN


Sights at ~ 80 premium; Sterling DauA, 4s7;
Consols, 46h@H.
az; treble, 4h@a; higher grades, 5@H.
Pork scarce but firm, llh.
Lard steady; by the fierce, "a; key, IN;
Dry-salt meat steady ;demand good shoulders
loose, Az; packed, 4h@h; clear ribs, -;
clear Sides. Bacon scarce but firm shoulders,
5Amh clear RIB, 7i,aa ,clear sid 8, "a.
Hams steady, demand fair ;cholce sugar cured
canvassed, 9i,@ll.
Whisky quiet, 00@l 10.
Coffee hrmer; cargoes ordinary to prime, l2R
@l5h.
Sugar In good demand common to good COM
mon. 6A@I; fair to fully fair, 71.@7x; prime
to choice, 7x@sA yellow clarified, sli@A.
Molasses dull aud nominal; inferior, -
common, IS; fair, -; centrifugal, -
prime TO choice, -.
Rice in fair demand; ordinary to choice, s..
@6t.
ST. Louis, june II. Flour active and II shade
higher; choice I fancy lr160
" heat lower; No. = red fall, l O6Gla; cash
lOlst for July; y '.3dO, n3GA.
Corn lower, S51l; cash, Sik for July.
Whisky steady, l Os. Pork firm, 10 -
Lard quiet, 8 30; Bulk meats easier
shoulders, IS; ribs, Oj@lO.
ST. LOUIS, June 10. = Hogs active but lower
Workers and BaltimOres, 3 S5dl3 aj; paCktng,'j y
IA %; heavy shipping, 0O@lO; rough mixed
3 50GOi %; receipts, q, 900; shipments, II 900;
| ping steers, 50UIO; fair tn good nnshy steers
| } IOdI IL; VS. and heifers, jl93 20; gras
Texans, jO@j 80; receipt Moi shipments
900. ,~
Sheep in fair demand; good to choice, 3 oeG
90; receipts, eW; shipments, 40.
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TAXPAYERS !!

NOTICE Is hereby given +, delft Uuopt stse
~ ANA GuuLy equation hA-lr,Se's, inst
the ttI4nd Ju vi, meet uu Mo dTy, June
a. lSSo Respectful N,
n. PRATilEk
InxI,oll CTnr VA las 20.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80, PERSONS OK FAMii lEs-w autins
Boots or Shoes. Frat, lass City Made
for CENTS, l.suies', Misses and Cb'ldien' VIII
do we'll to call at 6Us haln streets always on
hand line assm tment, also made to order nj
,ncr asuesir,pl Price. Low, Work warranted
Old Bootsand Shoes Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
,sh7tf Manufacturer
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Continued on second Page,
MA - IN HI AELEts sAPH.
FOREIGN

FDRElGN. ~.
LIVERPOOL, June II - No0u--COtton steady ;
mildling uplands, l3-lGd; leans, ga;
receipts, N,5uu; american, 1905 sales, 90;
speculation and export, ,0h; nplHnds low
nliddling classilcatiOns for june delivery
81; June and July, ~; July and
August, - 2; August and september,
-; September and October. i ~ ~;
October and November, 63s; November and
December, January and February
futures barely steady
Sales for tho week, ~, 5oOj American -, 700;
speculation. j, lOO; expert, y" actual export,
200; import, N3 800; American, ~, 900; stock,
1g1 go; American IN, 900; aiuut, 81, UUv;
American, zoo, GOO bales,
Dpm-tut.Ires quiet but steady.
$50 p IN 49, Manchester market for yarns aud
Iahr cs nrlnpF; al ADVANCE demanded, which
buyers refuse; uplands low middling ch-slca-
tions for judy and August delivery, ohi August
and September, 6A,
$3.50 MS les of American, 1850; uplands
'uw middliug classiiicatiOns for june amt july
livery, b =A-j.; July and IN ust, Il 2l-5-
August and september, Il .i-3.; september anu
uctnhs "a; October aud NOycmb r, ii il-js
Novtmbrra Il December, l5-l6,
5l5 mixtures closed firm.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June II. stocks hrm; money
Ia -; exchange tong. 4 S6Ai ditto short, Slli
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Cotton firm; sales $40 bales.
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