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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27
Detau,Iill. Officers.
RICHMOND, E'ebrl

, nlCHMOND, Ee0ruarV /, 1850.
lion 4. II -NnGeA Chairman Fplnnce Com
mdfcc House IF Delegates:
Dcsr Sri have ihs hoaor to acknowledge
Tho receipt OF copy Of resolution of your com
mltteo asking my opinion 10 writing as to
whether the deiaultiug revenue officers of tho
commonwealth Can be proceeded against undt r
tho provisions OF tho act Of Assembly approved
February ~. 1874, entitled an act to prevent
tho fraudulent conversions Of moocy or prop;r.
ty, No.. Tho act Of February 2l. 1874, was 70.
enacted and Incorporated into tho general OCT
approved March II. 1873, known as tho crni.
raj procedure act. Tho said aot Of February
=, 1874. was boforc tho Court Of Appeals 10
Apnl lss' Ia tho case OF Shinn Vi. Tho Com.
mobweath. ShiDn had boon convicted and
sentenced in tho Hastings Court of Alexandria
Tor tho alc,ny OF $65350. The Iatcspy was
committed by cmbezzing check for tho above
amount, The property OF the Alexandra Co.
operative Building Association, of Alexandra,
Vs., Oh winch Shlnn was secretary. Shinn was
convicted OIL grand larceny and sentenced 10
confinement IN the pcnitontiary for three years.
Upon writ of error to tho Court of Annals
lheiudgment of tho HusIiugsC Court ofAlexandria
was affirmed. and Shinu is now in the neniten-
tlary. l am therefore of opinion that revenue
officers who c)llect the revenue of tho State
use the money, and taii to ray il into tho
Treasury. according to law. may be, under tho
act aforesaid, tried and convicted of tho em-
bezzloment and larceny of tho said money.
JAMES G. FIELD, Attorney General.
Tho Houso Of Delegates has adopted The
following resolution:
kotovcd. That the Auditor CT Public Ac.
counts be directed to publish 10 circular form
tho criminal statute alluded to in the above
letter OF tho Attorney General, and also TO an.
pend thereto list OF the defaul,ing officers in
tho Commonwealth, together with amounts for
which they arc respectively liable. and forward
copies OF said circulars to the judges and at.
tornoys Tor the Commonwealth in all counties.
cities, and corporations of tho State,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

MIR. HANNIBAL Hamlin WAS ono If tho Scna
tots who dcl;varcd tulopics upon tho late Soma
tor liCuston Yesterday. lis spoke itclinely
and tltqlenlly OF his dtc}asd colleague, With
whom no had served 10 tho House Of Repre-
santaI7cs 10 tho good old times toiorn Tho war.
That the old conilim still has warn blood in
bis Veins Ia proved no less by tho low quartlrt d
shoes ard sIelIow.thi'Ci C rat in which lie
promenadrs Penny lsanIa avrLun duiine tho
coolest dhla oil winter. than by tho trIent and
aitscIloraio ttituto no paid yesterday TO Lis &c.
CEASED r'rsjnal friend, Lut polii 81 orroLent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27
LDCfH RIsE a"ETsEs

B. &. Lloyd. 2gq., ct thu WAshlnstnn IT,,
wss 10 the city yesterday.
Osing to the mild weather Wild ducks h,..
been Il ,rce this season.
The steamer Matlno is rec living ncw ca,
Of paint in Washington.
Clouds old mill is bticg fitted up and SIM
piled With tho latest and most improved ma.
ehinerY. by James i. Carlin, esq, Of this civ
Mr.. Joseph Hopkins is making drawings f.,
The proposed new building to DO erected by tho
Alexandra Reform Club. Tho drawings will
be presented to the club.
MIR. Frank Hume's country resiletc,, Al
Warwick, Alexandria county, has been 1cvIv
painted, ard everything about tho Pile, Looks
as neat as new pm.
The ono hundred aid fifth anniversary meet
log Of the Sun Fro Company. which WI. IA
have boon held Wednesday night, was r,s.
poncd 10 consequence of the sickness Ct ,ho
president. Mr.. Hugh Latham.
There was glass ball shooting mafcl tr,-
| tho Washington and Ohio depot, Wednrsd,v
evening, between some ''crack' shots Of Inn
city. A well known kiog street Grupg 81 cane
out, as usual, victorious.
Capt. Joseph White. Of tho steamer Gecrr,
lIeary, has gone 10 Wilmington, DEL, to 81
nerintend the building OF the steamer fer IL,
Qaattioo route. to be re-es'ablishel. Til,
steamer. it is said, will DO large ono, capah,
Of transferring train Of ten passenger cosehcs.
The little child Of Mr. John Truax. who 7ts
near Woodland. was badly bitten by no.,
supposed to be mad, yesterday. Thirteen Shot,
woro fired into the animal. which belonged to
colorod man named Il lizard Gibson, before it
was killed.
| Captsin J. V. Daris. Superintendent. Ct the
| National Cemetery az this place, returned HON.
last night after IN absence of two weeks II
Springfield, Ohio. whore he has been in slteud.
a1ce at the bedside Of his mother.r law, Mr.
Winchell, who died last Monday.
| The new republican readjlster paper viii
| make its appearance, it is said, in West En,. on
the LIST of March.
| A large number &C Italian Immigrants woa,
up tho Virginia Midland Railroad yesterday t,
work on the now Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
| All the public school teachers and employ %;
| OF tho Gas Works will bs paid OIL by the C.y
Treasurer, Nj. B. Harlow, to morrow.
Tho bob tail dog at tho Station House has d.
| appeared.
The Supreme Council Of tho Grand Ancient
Ordor Of the Brothers and Sisters OF Moses ~
tho United States, cnlored organization, me-.
| in Washington to-day at II O'clock and tue
State Council of the Order will moot in this city
tonight, at twelve O'clock, when tho question
of the expelled members. Mathews, Ru.n at
Jones, will come up.
The steamer Lady Of tho Lake want to ,hy
ship yard to-day for repairs.
market will be rented 10 morrow 1T twsIy ,
O'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27
General Grant in Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO. Feb. Is. VIA Browns
VILE, TEXAS, Feb. 27.-On the night of the
list General Grant and party arrived in this
city. The station and surrounding grounds
zero brilliantly illuminated. The band of the
Aapaootes was IN attendance, also commission
appointed by the government one by. The mn.
nicipAlity, and another by the American resi-.
dents, were present. Tho concourse OF citizens
was immense numbering over 10000, and the
main street leading from The station was blocked
with carrlsges for mile in length. The street
along the line to the Case de Minerva was lined
with double files of mounted troops. and The
Rural Guards, 800 strong, each bearing torch.
through which Gen. Grant passed. The effect
was most brilliant, especially when the pusrds
closed IN by platoons and galloped behind the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

Tho a'mcat invariablo habit the liouao Com
mites on l. iIrOad' ind Canaa has gotten into
OF roportlag favorably on Gil bills granting ap'
preparations to rbi'raada affords good grounds
for npplaudinG tho wisdom of the IlCiis, 10 ro.
stricilog Tho business OF hist committee to tho
naIrlEart paSsIhla limits The latest bill this
canm'ttfc has agreed to report f4voraby ia one
lcni;Oe Nv, and half millions ct dollars to q
railroad ia T'x,s. Wo ncvfr toall SO the
JUS C! ot nnrrorIiaIi0e tho money cxGctcd Of
the p-oDln ia tho old States to tho constrrc ion
OF roads and the improv' m,nt of property in
tho new once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

Tho anli-CtiDeso movement 10 San Fran
CISCO hos developed into full hcdged commun
ism. and tho result is that the intelligence and
wealth of that city arc fleeing away from it. TIC
poor people, as is invariably tho CASE, will b.
the sufferers. The rich Gao always taken Gro
Of themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

Tho raaGlustcrs majority of tho Committee
90 Towns and Cities Of tho Virginia House Of
Delegates has reported iavorabIy upon bill
increasingtho number Of tho municipal officers Of
Richmond who shall bo elected by tho voters Of
that city. 1t is reported that this has been done
as means Of revenge upon the tax payers Of
the schemes of tho rcadjustcrs, and for their re.
tusal to send even one readiuster Of their entire
delegation 10 tho Legislature. If tbs be SO
the roadjusters haired for tho capital city OF
the Stale must bo intense. for they could ardy
inhct moro grievous injury upon her than
would DO tho result Of this bill. Fortunately
for the city it has tho Governors voto to PRO.
tect it from the impending danger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27
"a ss,sE las.s ISEsQ 2,fslr-

%psciH Gcr7ssaDsltrr, Of the AIer1 Gaz,fi,,
Wasuryarnu y q F.,h ~ ,sso
In ,h, ~. Az
'"' Dei"'c '",u"y r''' "ohpStou present
Cd tic memorial Ct the Peninsula ltallread 20.
Of FIr, iaia apails. The propn3ed reJnc i'm in
the 10, a - s,oI rail, o,,ot ~ r.a, ,,-
:1~' ''' - l.e .n' o. ~
ha' 'he lhodfn's CT This session il Tie nnm-
her Ct petitions Of this nhatact that have
been picsantcd in both houses, upwards Of
twenty ,hors, md milcs IF ,,;lro,d il &c urdor.
,,o,l b.,i.r Ct ,,..,,1 ..:..,
'1o'"' "''"S '''"'S 'e"l'n' l'a'cu asa'''9'
reduction Ia The price OF tho NEST expensive
article they cot sumo md The on'y reason as
si,nsd fr il brinr Tint aa;l rooJ, oro cpcn
,n(r, ;,,o,,s,oa ;a u,o ,.,,,c,o. H. ,,,;,
~ "'' 's'eu III 'i'o hatu'sc- ufo oi ''io ",'
&C Tho price OF which will lie Affected by the
ptOrcs> d change iu the tariff.
Scn.ttr HuLIrr sho il cba;rma, # iho Sub
Ccmn,i;icc IN ~, r,;tn,ios bou;nr ,to To,,;,oro
Of Alaska updrr c,nsidcrc,ion ia nnw rrsnarinp
| q h;!l for Iho cnv, romcrt r. ,Lot Totr;tnrr
AID viii nrobsbIv Tcnmt i nv, want
| rho Ssnulor dies nnt think ,ho n,mnla
zion or the Trr,i,o,v snfTir; nj - warrant
q iulI nalpel territorial form Of povernmont,
bnt does think that the nronIn tbcrr shoul1 bove
such bnD(f q "a r. r,,nAifhI farm nj tbo ucuoI
ier,i,oIi,I ooynrn,not u;th n nor'rn,r :.
conr oil ord ccr,. o,, ",r". ',h ;I,op
o;l, Lo mn,atoa - , ~ b; ~ anu "u.
G oa'II, ~ ~" u no 10 ''nw Wv, uta".ps
or law C NJ n .ar' t,,uu,a ei.I e' nsoIn'
hnr now II s Co,Icc.nr ~ NJ, - NH W. No.
n1ioted tioyornor If tbo Tcr,i,nrv VIII 40 ''
Senator Bavnra and h;s Irianf, o,o M, mn,
out in tho lnost hv iLo remnhI;c I;nn Of tbc
nor , snr[r, ho ma1o hoforo tLo ,o.;uo o,n,
moncomnnt of Lont;I;,;os ~ tbo n;,;l NV. nd
saU ~ A. Snooo,, n:lT nn; Ill., NV UNI Hai, auo
:, :, aJ NJ WI. kI'i niii auppot' nnrl1vc'
10 teau' ih' sl'aeo'i WIS MS, iopGDlSneu "
| :n1 Nv" ipth ouu, %l''cn Is MI Dane, wht
Is the lnouVrlltce OF nlr' !iuon' Dat II ina
Specch 10 lcpe!l'1us IL IS not nall 80 much 50 al
| . H r"Snl';'lohS OF inc ucmocra!lc convention
No" toIh' au9ptoo ie% daSs ocloro ths
src'G ~, was u, a., anu "hlcn were endorsed hS
WI. I.lCtH. Aoothef SEampto Oh inc possbllit!
v! gu ulH'eu a' u n UT lio'or k.ekloe TIT
owner over.
senator Johnston is oic OF tho Scnatorla
VI l'ill.Itec 10 @n0h Eas DeGn referred inc mat
tef o. .Eo revision Of INC law respecting I'M
nv VI 1'uHi'Ie t'o p'Salacn'ia elccloras VOC
nta l"''.i nos poI" uo'olv NooR!rss lIf
;rnS tt'''G I"st,anu .uc several coa'mi!ee's nav
' EG IL. u III tn'rHc, hWtrt OF !ho etca
" w r'u:c nip lo preparing satis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

The recent outrage 10 Prirc;s4 Anno county,
IN thi4 Stata. ia which q negro was killed. and
white man wounded by An armed mob OF
neighbors, il TO DO brought TO tho attention Of
the courts, and for the reputation of tho State,
and tor the Cause OF u4t;c>, wo hope that the
punishment c! ali implicated in it may b, sniff
cently sovcrc to deter others from is petition.
This thing Of pcanln taking tho law in their
own hnnd1 IL we'll cnruyh on tho frontier,
whore thntr Are no curt kOuses, hut il
Wunt do III GSiIz,d communities and tho
saoncr the a1rt OF rtopo who engage ia
!hase otlObsea in Eir1inia are brought to II
realizing ,cnsc of the truth If this. tho better
it will IT, ior them and fer tho whole State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

The January number Of the Amtrcln ,e-
priot of tho Westminster Review has b,eD re-
ceived from its publishers, tho Leonard Sc)tl
Publishing Company of Now York. Its con.
tents are: Colonial Aid 10 War Time; Earlg
Greek Thought; The Grand Dukes of Tus
osny Tho Organization aud Registration Of
Teachers; lmperium ct Libcrtas The ReIa
ton of Silver to Gold as Coin; Social Philoso-
ply; Russia aud Russian Koformcrs; Ioda
add Our Colonial Empire; and Contemporary
Literature.
St. Nicholas for March has been received
from its publishers. Scribner & Co.. Now York.
AS previously ANNOUNCED, this number contains
an interesting an instructive article. and ono
that will afford material for much thought to
thoss who may read it understsndipgly, upon
tho disadvantages Of city boys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27
ID 4 II -.

Mira. SOPHIA ANN WOLF. wils Of Ri.
John Wolf, died on "Wednesday morn,Fg u.
about 4 O'clock. 70 Ecr funeral will l,L
place from the residence of her husband. NJ.
!5G. klrg street, on Sunday st = o clock m.
Tho !rrnda 81 iha family aro invited 10 sttont.
At Hamilton, Va. February SLh, 1850 OF con.
sumption, j. q. JANNEI, IN tho :9h yrsr :
his ags.
At his hnma. nasr Bread Run station on Fn.
day. Feb. 10Th, MIR. HENBY GLaSCOCh, IN
tho 9th year OF his aga
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

IN tho case of the Reynolds ne grots. remov
cd from the State court 10 Patrick county TO the
United States court at DsnviIle under On act Of
Congress, c1uIsel for tho prisoner yesterday
moved fer their discharge entirely. on the
without trial. ald under tho late statute they
wsre entitled to 20 free. judge Rives over
ruled the motion, and said he would continue
to hold the prisoners until the United States
Supreme Court decided tie question Of juiis.
diction now before them. involving tho cohsi.
nationality of the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27
Earthquake In JnOun

LONDON, Feb. IA private telegram from
japan states TINT sewers earthquake occurrn,.
at Jeddo on tho 10Th. No particulars ara g,p.n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

A lead nine in the upper end of Shenandoah
c1uniy will be opened in short time. The
ore Which Ia rich 10 lead is supposed to contain
some silver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

at Paris. Va. February 2j 1850. by Rev. |
Il. Crenshaw, Mr.. John QUINCY ADAMS
TO Miss MARY E. PIERCE, both e r,ris.
FanIuior county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27
Dead,

ELUsnINa. l.. l., Feb. 27.-Mra. L. Brad.
lord Prince, wife of Chief Justice Prince. of
Now Mexico. died yesterday of pneumonia at
Santa Fe. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

AsRs OF PRESIDENTIAL AsrIRANTs.-Blaine
touched 60 on the last of January. Grant wss
o. last April. Sherman was 81 last May. Wash.
burne was 63 in September. Conkling was so
IN october. Garfield is in his doth year. Bavsrd
was 81 in October. Thurman reached bis GGth
birthday in November. Hendricks was GO in
September Tilden Was Ct this month. and in
The same month Gen. Hancock WAS rs Sew
mour will DO 70 in Nav. '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

Captain IL. d. Graves, former we'll kncwo
Virginia lawyer, died last Tuesday, near Spring
Grove. 10 Surry county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27
HOTEII ARRIVALS

ToNrINE HOTEL VIM A Pattia. Warren
ION. We; Geo Hoffman. Virginia; Encch Lowe,
do; Norman Ashby. Culrcpel; j Norris Gn,
rell, Richmond; Jno + White, l.,csbury; Cayi,
MoCoy, Nlarssv,llc. Tetn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27
M .AlSISIklD.

Ia6. BLACK SKIRT BRAIDs. big Job, ut y.
q piece, at |. EIClIgERus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

ELOWER SEEDS-Just received larry.
- and splendid assortment, to which VIC in
vlte tho especial attention of the ladies.
JANNEY s. CO.,
feb q Nos. - and 1872 King etrerf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

The negro physicians oi TsunG: s,c i.:et 8
ashVIIeyc5tcriay snt o,aauiz u . Sta!e n'edi
cal association, with Df. }. ~ .inlson, a
president.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-09

OF the Electors.
We have agreed on the foll)wing APP
poiniments !
SEWER COUNTY.
Trundle's X Roads, Monday, September
18th.
Seviecville, Tuesday, September 18th.
Fair Garden, Wednesday, September
15.b.
JEFFERSON.
cambridge, Thursday, September 10th.
New Market, Friday, September l7th.
KNOX.
Millertown, Saturday, September 18th.
Knoxville, Saturday, October End. q
Ebene1er Saturday, October 23rd
Beaver Ridge, Monday, October 25th.
Concord, Saturday, October 30th. .
UaION. -
MayDardville. Monday. September Goth.
CAMPBELL. EN-
-Fol Vale, Tuesday, September 2lst.
Jacksbo-o, WEDGE day, September zznc =.
SCOTT. ~
Huntsville, Thursday, Septe 2Srd.
-e-s MORGAN.
Wartburg, Friday September Path
AANDEhGON. > "A =
Clinton, Saturday, September ,25th.
BLOUNT.,.
Maryyille. Monday, October 18th. a,s g
-eEEAE5 LoUDON. ~ .Ha f.
Mo Canton Tuesday. October 10Th. T "a
Loud0n Thursday, Oetober 2ist. y .l.H
Union X Raids, Friday, October 22nd.
Ef MONROE. 81. -s7-a 5't- gu
Madisonville, Wednesday, October Goth.
Philadelphia, Friday, OCTOBER 18th.
ROANE.
/ Kingston, Tuesday, October 26th.
Lockwood. "Wednesday, October 9th. e
BarnsrdsVille, Thursday, October 18th.
We resp ctfu1ly request full attend
ance Speaking viii begin each day at
". L. LEDGERwooD,
saWsl.s7Es Democratic Elector.
HENRY K. GIBSON.
as1ia'Rssup Republican Elecsor.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-09
sF6E SfsE - s. REEs
NJ ARKET REPORTS,
Wholesale Orain and Produce narkes
CORRECTED DAILY.1 .-rtseg
M CHRONICLE OFFICE,

4E CHRONICLE OFFICE,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. s, $780,
Receipts Of wheat exceed the demand;
prices tending down. Quotations reduced
2a5c per bushel. ~
d! Prime white corn, for milling purposes,
taken as fast as offered at quotations. The
rapidly maturing crop Of new corn indicate
lower prices al an early day. -'2@ @H
Prime oats are in demand at full prices
Bacon and lard fair local demand.
Country cured Bacon, hog round, 8a8ic;
sides, Sa93c. hams, 9a10e; shoulders 5ls6c
Lard, new country, buying at s
aisle; selling st 93al0c; city rendered e3a9c.
WHEAT-New wheat, prime, SOa95c per
bushel second grade, 65a70c.
OoRE-Loose; 40a4lc per bushe'; selling
in car loads sae ked, 44a45c. a....s :
OATs-NeW, 20a30c.r r,- s...r- ..+.
PoTAToEs--.Loose. scarce. 75ssOc. per
bushel. a4 H3I55s n3'a@ atFi I'd
HAY-Loose, E0sGOc per lOO lbg.
BRAN-S1aQ0c per 100 pounds.
ORraD ERUIT- Apples have declined
heavily. We quote l242, and even at these
prices BUYERS don't feel inclined to operate.
Peaches, receipts light, selling at 4a5c.
Blackberrles firm at Gal.
FLoU IN mInal: country extra huv-
ing, dull. $2OOa2. Is; selling, 50 5Oa2. "a
per sack; family, buying, 81 50a275
selling, 81 75a3t0 per sack. ..
FgATHTes- Advancing; pJme, 42a43e
| nixec, Z0a25c.
BUTrAA- Choice roll, ss'2'; prime,
Calico; grease butter. 5s7c. a--sE,
| EGGs-Baying, 12al23c. ... ..H
PoULTRY-L've, Hens, &c. Ter 10
Roos ers, 2lc; Turkeys, sc; young chick
ems, &c per Id. ~. g.. l.-..a a
| nAes-Ootton, lie.
| BIZ sswAx-20 DER rourd
HIDEs-Dry flint, 13a14; green 6saTc.
:, TALLow-4a44c.
FLAX SEHD-Per bushel, Soc.
BRAss-1Oai2c.; Copper, 1Ca12s
WOOL La demand; tub washed, 37!a40c
unwashed, 25a27Ic. e.at..... .....
GINskse..-- Spring, 81 OOa110
| SENECA HNAKE- 25a30e.
| PINK RooT-10c -.. ...
YELLOW RooT-3 a4c.
| LADY SLIFPER-2c. '.o
| MAY APPLE-l4c.
| BLUE FLAG-2a24c. .s. ....4
BLOOD RooT-2c.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-09
How to Get Well.


The following list of appointments has
been made by Hon. Alvin Hawkins, re-
publican candidate for governor: sEfs zeI
Nashville, Thursday, Sept l1th.s cara
Columbia. Monday, Sept. lSth.na usss
PULASKI Tuesday, Sept, rl4th. -
Lawrenceburg. We ines day Sept. 10Th.
Franklin, Thursday, Sept. 10th. en- ~'-5-
Lebanon Friday, Sept nth
Shelbyville. Saturday Sept. 18Th. 5, Sc f.
Springfield, Friday, Sept. oath.
Clarksville, Saturday, Sept 18th. y IS
Paris, Monday, Sept. 9th. q
Dresden. Tuesday. Sept 18th.
Union City, Wednesday. Sept 29!h. -l
Milar, Thursday, Sept. 30th. 70.
Bolivar, Friday, Oct lst 4LT -'rt $50
LAGRANGE, Saturday, Oct. End. - q
jackson, Monday. Oct. 4sh.,asL 20 ssa;
Huntington, Tuesday, Oct 9Th. 5ns .4zs
Dickson, Wednesday, Oct 9Th. 80 ~
Newport, Friday, Oct. 9Th. $50 4.
Morristown, Saturday, Oct. 9th. ~
Rogersvile, Monday, Oct. llth. ,rss.,asy
GreeDeville, Tuesday, Oct 18th.
Jonesboro Wednesday, Yet 18th. ai p g
Athens, Friday, Oct. 18TH -7 11no2 SCI
TtMadisonyille, Saturday. Oct l6.h.9 90
cleveland, MondA4, Oct 18TH dtt rus
Pikeville, Tuesday, Oct. 10Th. .asoss1
asper, Wednesday, Oct 10th. s.f1 SSH
Winchester, Thursday; Oct, 2lst.
Fayetteville, Friday, Oct. 22nd. az j.
McMinnville. Monday. Oct. 23id
Woodbury., TutsGay Oct 2bth, .IstEos
Alexandria, "Wednesday, Oct 9th, .-
Carthage, Thursday, Oct. 18th. -, -. -
1 Hartsville. Friday. Oct. s9th.! ao'l1 .s40'
Gallatin, Satur ay, Oct. S0th.
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THAT NINETY.
tJonesbo oush Her Id s Tribune

[Jonesbo ouGh Her Id 6 Tribune.l
We give our readers this week the
{ -rrespondenCe relative to the Am
esty about which much has been
said. Weinvite a careful reading of
the correspondence so that all mag
fully understood it.
All persons against whom indict
ments are pen1ing should attend
federal court at Knoxville Tennes-
Sc, sept. 18th 1881, and have the
same dismissed.
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
Aug. %, $780, }


US. Attorney = % rf4reT
Knoxville, Tenn. = - - % =
S1R:-Referring to application of
W. P. Brownlow. ESQ, in behalf OF
violators of the internal revenue laws
in your district, and t. the CORES
pon1ence between yourself and the
CO nmissioner. of internal reyerue,
relating to the subject Of that ap-
1licas.on, I instruct as follows: You
will extcnl the clemency lrdered
in nov telegram to you, of the 18th of
January last, to suoh persons as hal
violate the law lef>le that late
and are now U, Ter arres3 indicted.
AS to such persons, those who pay
costs, upon Plea Ing guilty,
nay be released fl II her
p:tceed;pgs, as, u tl-92e un
able to pay SIS, sentence may DO
s1,pende | up n Plea { guilty, and
The lofe9 .2nts al we'd to go NJ Il
their in, liyid'lal rec yl1i4ar ces, You
will take no ac5i against tn Sc w =
had vio'ata'7. the law Eeforc that late
and VINO arc not row arrested or
I'LL !er in lictmenS, unless tl.cre be
Instances in which the violations of
law are of such character, and the
circumstances sucl, a5may seem to
you exceptional, aid to require pun
ishL2c ut. Lenie1cy should not be
e4teodel to any who have Violently
resisted officers in the discharge CT
official duty.
iaa. Very especially,
(!HAs DEvENs,
At+n1,nnu Gnnnral
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-09

Pain in theside, bach and loinss high
colored urine, with debility and gem
eral emaciation are symptoms of Kid
ney complaint Now ID the time to
prevent,suffsring, and save money, by
apply ing DAYS KIDNEY PAD.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-09
HOW 10 Get Sick.

Expose you self day and night, est
too much without exercise; work 90
hard without rest; doctor all the tim !;
lake ell the vile nostrums advertised D.;
aud then you will want to know
R How to Get Well.
Which is answered in three words
Take Hop Bitters! See other col
umn.-Express.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-09

Extract of letter from Memphis, Tenn April
II. 1871 81. -..-..
SIRs: I have so the Storm of four epi-
den lcs of the yellow fever. ! had it the first
visitation; bat during the other three used
your med cine. was continually in the roons
II the suck and dying, Tut escaped. have,
had several to ak me how I escaped. L told
them it was all owing TO the virtue o, your
fever was to break out again, and had b
bottle of your REGULATOR, would feel as
safe as il was one thousand miles away,
Respectfully. W. b. Yates.