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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-16
After Maine comes the huge siege

After Maine comes the huge siege
guns of Ohio and Indiana and in
their discharge much damage if not
unremedial damage will be discov-
cred.
If the republicans should carry
Ohio and Indiana the presidential
battle is virtually won, but if one
should go republican and the other
democratic the issue will still be
doubtful. We believe, however,
that both of them will be found in
the republican ranks.
After Ohio and Indiana follow
Georgia, West Virginia and Color,
ado like the discharge of musketry
as compared with the thunder of
the heavy artillery.
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possible, the old differences, SO that
the Pennsylvania democracy could
enter the campaign in united
body.
This commission has just made
its report. Instead of cOmpromis-
ing and reconciling the Wallace
men, who seemed to control it, by
the report most grievously and in
judiciously insulted Speaker Rams
dali and his friends. So deep was
this insult that he will don his war
paint and revenge himselfto the ut
termost upon his enemies.
The Philadelphia Press says Of
the situation: .
The Randall-Vaux combination, it
is now certain, will sgain take the
field They will have their own com.
mittee and their own ticket, and as
hey almost exactly divide the demo
cratic vote OF Philadelphia they will
| make an overwhelming republican
majority for the entire ticket, city
state, and national, absolutely certain
! next November. The war Of the fac
IONS is not to stop here. however. AS
| outlined in an article in another part
If The Press, it is to be carried into
Africa, and pushed there with vigor
.As Mr.. Randall and Squire McMuliin
vail not accept the insulting terms
hat have been dictated them, the
| foftner Is TO be ptat, for Congress
"a the district when ta4 been faith
al 80 him for these many Years, and
! na power of the latter Gesfroy' even
Inc fourth ward. In turu the Ran
iailites will, it ia said, revenge them
selves by running an anti Wallace
candidate for the legislature in every
strong democratic district. This Ia the
peace programme, the prelude~to-
| victory policy of the democratic party
of Pennsylvania up to date, and ex
tremely discouraging it must be t.
those enthusiastic minds who imag
ined a week or two ago that Hancock
would carry the state with q hurrah.
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THE LETTER.

Gen. Garfeld's letter of accepts
ance is just what everybody expect
ed it would be, emanatiDg from such
a source. If nothing had ever been
known of the great leader, perusal
of it should be enough to convince
every intelligent man that to no
one, more than he, had the ability
been vouchsafed to grapple with the
most intricate problems of political
economy, and satisfactorily solve
and explain them. 1t is the ''ring-
ing, candid, convincing" utterances
of statesman of the highest school
whose manhood had been spent in
the very midst of legislation which
has resulted for the good of the
whole country.
He is entirely in accord with his
party and can most cordially endorse
its principles. His explanations and
comments on various points ems
bodied in that platform will tend
to bring them more closely
home to the hearts of Ameri-
cans. While his letter is
characterized by a commendable
conservatism, yet in its effect it is
stalwart enough for all. On the
Chinese question his position is
strongly marked when he says that
Importation and invasion are not
immigration. On the southern ques-
ton he assumes a decided stand,
and gives this section most whole>
some advice. He does not wave the
"bloody Shirt" but he does not fail
to condemn the solid south mode of
procedure. On the money question
he is exactly what everybody would
naturally suppose him, since the re,
sumption measures are as much the
product Of his great mind as of any
other man. On the tariff his views
are as sound as dollar, and will
have a most wholesome effect in
Pennsylvania. He favors internal
improvements, and in this only
shows himself in line with the old
republican principle.
The letter cannot but make re-
publicans more proud of their leader
when they perceive such unmistak-
able evidences of the great genius
and downright American common
sense which is part and parcel of
his great mind.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN~KILLER Is an
excellent regulator of the stomach
and bowels, and should always be
kept on hand, especially at this sea-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Representative.

For Representative.
We are authorized and requested to announce
w. A. A. CONNER, Esq. rs candidate for Rep
reSentative of Knox county In the next LegiSla-
ture.
For Sheriff.
We are authorized TO announce c. B. GOSSETT
as candidate for Sheriff of Knox county, at the
ensuing election, August S. 1880.
Trustee.
We are authorized to announce w. H SWAN
as candidate for reelection as Trustee of Knox
county, at the ensuing August election.
Fer Constable.
am under many obligations to the voters of the
1st district for the call to become candidate.
there fore announce myself as candidate for Con-
stable at the ensuing ecton, promising If elected,
to perform the duties of the Office faithfully.
Respectfully, JOHN B. MANSON.
We are authorized and requested to announce
S. F. SHEPARD as candidate for Constable in
the 1st civil district OF Knox county, at the en-
suing August election.
We ara authorize and requested to announce
JOHN A. REEDER as candidate for Constable
in the first civil district of Knox county at the
enSiug August election.
We are authorized and requested to announce
NJ D. Sullivan as candidate for reelection fill
the office of Constable in the 1st civil district Of
Knox county, at the ensuing election in August
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CIVIL. MECHANICAL, AND MINING EN-
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
0rcbbersostbat N.

BON Der ltnteriauer.-Ssp 1885,
5srr &sbacteur! Bssubst III nun faf
a%aenibaIben bic grnbte nnb ffiapersnlai
idaut Der 2anbwtrtb feline uolsefluten
S9eunen an, sablrsi9e @etrei6efnSpps
Dor ben D6rfern auf benz SeIbe betunbsn
~binldnsltd, baB bas bsurise Sabr i'm eau.
ertbale elm re8t sanfisss ssweisn. @rum'
met nnb Na4tlee erfuasn bic i'm Sult se.
faBten 9ofnunseu unb psrmebren bic ct.
mas manseIbaft aussefalIsne Sutterernbte.
Rappes unb cue @artenipsiien ifeben aufs
pra9tuoIlft e ba, BITE nidt erfrorenen Sbf.
bdume tnb iberlaben unb bre@sn fat un.
ter Der sroBen 2af 3uiammsu. Spsti&eu
psrfaufen f9 Az bret Sous has 6un6eri
auf benz @9terna9er Warfte. BUR aus
usri9iebensn OFTEN bss OssItnas werseu
&lagen laut iber bic minberaefeanets
grnbte. 8umal tlast man bort im Scar.
~toffeaanbe- lber bic i'm Sribiabr BON be,
Resieruns ans~etanften SaattartoHeIn bi.
absrmdbis tbeuer. baIb erfIorsn unb gan,
untangli9 buut Setsn rparen. DieIeIber
3eissn nun aud s5 Bis go &n6u&er Dor
Der Oide einer SaieInuB. Ri9t isbr er,
frelt fnb bte OesIinser absr bic Bei@ee.
runs Der &esieruns. Dts einbeimii&er
RartofeIfstltnae parfen binaesen eine red
befriebisenbe grnbte ab.
''1e lsaa5 DR.. irrefragabilis
Ra9trSslid srfabrsn mir bnr9 8ufal
ndbere Details iber bic sroBartis ins Dsrl
seistte SubeIfsier bss Dlefir9er prospm,
naiums. Ditielbe mar nidts psni9sr als
sldnbsnb. 9S9fens so fribsrs frsmb,
Stubsnten parsn sridiensn. Geinsn Elm,
stsen @eifliHen. bsren bod 10 pisIe A.
Distir4 ftubirt, fonnts man srbIidsn. Das
bate bas Recommendation astban
SsIbft Der ReIisionsIsbrsr Der @nitaIt uni
Der 9srr Defiant ais Mitslisb bes gura'
toriums wobnten benz 5eisGsn I'M arbsnt
usrbof ni9t BET. Dur Der gbrsnbirsstor
Ssrr Stsbrss, Der sefeierte Subilar, mai
auf benz 6eitsfsn einIis unb a0ein pom
glerus nnb iOu ft4 gar ui4t beimii3 &C.
fiblt babsn.
Don sinisen Scsnsn i'm Commensurate II
Der Turnbaas sr3dbIt man fd tsiue srbau,
lt9en @ei9i9ten. Die &s9ieruns mo-,
bur5 ben Oistir9er @smsinberatb einse
labsn porben. Na9 istusr Mntanft erfub,
Der 5err Staais.W iniffer, 9err BON BIo9t
anien, baB btsie @inlabuns TN @smsinbs
rattle BON benz Disfir1sr Orsisd betampf
worten isi unb bic ginIabuns nar nit Elm
fa4sr Maioritdt bur9sins. aIs nun abe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12

Cant orm v9ib. Boteu~ 1T bic Oberir
ber S9wefern Der 9rifli9en 2isbe, bi,
marbise Wutter Yaulins .. Walindrobt
BON ibrer &eiie mad Gmerita, no He BIZ
aablrei4en NieberIafunsen ibres Orbens
bsia4t bat, sIidli@ tn pabsrborn piebe,
a%nselanst.
9ieier Sage sins bic Notia burd bic
5ettunsen, baB bic Di5ceie SuIba (bie
tleinfe In OeutidIanb) tn Der slidIi&en
Gage isi, BET 8eenbisuns bss gaIturtampfs
aue pacanten Stelsn beIssen su f5nHen.
Guf @runb 3uOerIdiRser WittbsiIunsen
tonnen mir basielbe aud Don Der Oi5ceie
3imbars beri9ten. Die 3abI Der GbsoIo,
gte Stubirenben bat auerbinss felt benz
@uIturtampf absenommsn, fs IN inbsB
INNER nod eine terart sinfiss ssmsisn,
baB ale 3dten im glerus ~ausssfiat mere
ben f6unsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
istn Tam, ais bas ibres s6ttIi9en @rams
oe's uno oaB auIsst Der Stss bod infer III.
SShr &C.

ietn tann, aIs bas ibres e6ttIi&en @raas
oe,s uno oaB 3ulsst Der Stss bod infer III.
Sbr &C.
). Mi6aslis, Nbpoeat.
gu 6autfaps wirb elm 8farrbaus
ssbaut, bas 3u IL 5000 5,s. psraui&Iast
III.
am Is. Septsmber brad Seuer
gu 6ouanse, Waba, aus, pel&es BITE
Wobnbduisr unb bas Wobiliar Der gaal5bs
ner s. 9ereot unS W. 5ercot in Al&e
lsste. gerIufe 800 Srs., bic iebo9 bnr9
Ssrt9sruns sebedt fnb.
gu Bufcourt ffarben mad i&redlis
den S9merSen Susi Rinber, ems pom 8,
oas anSers BON Is Sabren, neil fe siftise
S4pdmme (champignons) sessfen bats
ten. Au9 Der Satsr, Der nnr einen Der
S4udmme ssnofsn, fam tnaps nit benz
2eben bapon.
I'm Is. Sept. frib brad SranS I'm 6ous
e zines aderers su RarouHart (6amiprel
aus. Das @sbdube nit. isinem SnbaIte
unb bic seernbteten Gra5te purben elm
Gaub Der 6lammen. Ser 8srluf betrdat
5000 ST. unb mar uerft9ert. am Gage
orauf parbe TN ielben Srt elm SiaI unb
cine &emife, bic Wittme @ilet eeb6rteu. In
Gi4e seIest. Die bur5 8erR9eruna aes
osdteH Verlnite betrasen 1 400 Sr.
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gefstf&-
Originate arrsipunbsn, aus 8slsisn.
grIOn, ben Is. Ssptsmber 1880.

OttyinuiSeutrelpuhOeh3 Ueigten.
grIOn, ben Is. Ssptsmber 1880.
Serr Rsbactsur!
tlnisre NationaIfeits HnS beentet; mon
fam iasen, baB tie selunssn finb nno bas
fe sinen ~sIdntsnbsn YlaS In ~unisrer @e.
i3idte finben psrbsn. bod bat bas @e.
mdlbe eineu S4attsn, unb i'd babe Sic
i4on in meiuen friberen Brisfsn baraui
aufmertiam sema9t: cd III bic 3uradbals
tnss bes @lerus, weIde bur9 bic feinbIi9en
WaBrsseIn Der Rssieruns unb bic 3nrid'
rufuns unisrer @tianbti9aft beim
Stuble ssbotsu mar. Wsnn bic Iibsrale
partei nt4t su weiisrn unb ssmdBistsrsn,
patrioiii4en MaBressIn surldtebrt,-was
man ni4t bsrs9tist III, gu %boffen-asbt gu
befir9ten. has III meine gnf9t, bab
1880 Der aussansspuntt elmer periobe bes
9erparfnihe IN, bsrsn Solse Der SERIAL
Der Ration feiu9 wirb. Soft bsf9lss
Belsien / aE Es4 iEsi tbtt
I'm bic @rinnsruns an unTsre Sampfs
nit 9oaanb aus3umsr3sn, bat bic bsIsii9s
@eisssebuns BITE Mbi&afiuns Der idbrli9en
Stptemberfefe bel9Iofsn unb bat Re burd
cine patriotil4e tint Musuif sa baltenbs
Geier eriest. Dis sic miiIsn, inb ss bic
Ssptembertase bss Sabrss 1880, BITE In
Der belsii9en @ei9idte ben Griumpf Der
&epoIution unb bic abtrsnnuns Detsiens
BON Sollanb be3eidnen.
SD bemertte ebsn, bab 1880 uns cine
untubise uno unf5srs Sutunft su perfan.
ben i4eint. Was btsis gsfir9tunsen Al
bsifdtisen idsint, finS bic 0srrldtbeitsn u.
DISQUALIFICATION. bie man BET @elesenbsit
gepiher @onsrefe, bic CUR 3eit unlsrsr
Seffe absebalten wutber, auftidte. -
Yin Sanb, mo man unssitraft unter benz
S9ne Der oberiisn Seamten, bic ben Sis'
3inseu prdibtrtsn cbsr b%eipobnten, folae
antireliai6ien unb gum tlmiturs fibrenbsn
Ebeorien loslsssn %fonnte. birst In isinem
Snnern @lsmsnts Der anfi6iuns, usI6e bic
wabrsn patrioten unb bic pabrbaft @Ida,
bisen gu eri9rsden seeisnet finb, biss um
10 mebr ais elmer bisisr psrbammunasper.
then @onsrsfe berisniss Der 9sbrsr mar.
W ueriammelts fi5 srabe CUR Belt nm BIZ
uerbebIide Ri9tuns bss nsusn Sdulse1
istss Su asissn unb sr lisfsrt ben Bsweis,
wsl9s @sfabrsn bic 8inbsr ausseiest anb'
bic In bic Sanoe FOLDER 9sbrsr fallen. ga
WHITEWATER, bic istt ibrs slussn ni4t Sff,
men, fnb wilsntlid Blinbs, pon bsnsn q!
i4wsr III umtsbr gu srwa,tsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12

bsim 3~unsenISfsr tisf tn Der Radt, 81
Dtetirder Deputtrte Gerr Salentinp feline
Ssr3sns f9wsrer 2aff fi5 entleoiate I'M
Der i9impHiden RisberIass in Der Ram
msr Bel @eIssenbsit Der @pmnafumsfras
seba1te, ba riB au1 benz Staatsminiife
Der @ebulbsfaben unb pormurfspoue Toaff
purben porsebra9t, bic hes Sdnssr
6Sfi4teit ueri@weist.
0ensralroniul Berger mitb braben sun
@eipotte. Seine" nsu: enslii1e @ramma
tit III baran i9ulb. Gufseforbertbi / Sebler
bic man berisIben uorssuorfen, in vensIi
f9er Spra1e~ weg3ubsmonifriren, CAB e
Dor, bas Bolt usrffsbs Ia Ri9ts BON iolde,
PoIemit. Sett wirb sr ssbstsn, feline gnt
mort tn ensliider unb franjSRi9er Sras,
3u pubIijiren unb i9psiat. Nun iast ion
elm Correspondent: r9err Berger, 81,
bdtten pobI in enslii4sr Sprade seant,
wortst, wenn fe bic Antwort in irsenb ei
mem ensIii6en Bu9e ssfunben, pis bas
Wsiffe Sbrer @ramratif; aber unaIid
li9erueiie batt,u fs teines." Das IN
bsutIi4 senus.
Sle vannates oitn9en, l9relot oas
sso!l, osn ostlSI nosr ots pdstsns oe'
SgeosImeBla9e tattssfanoere adstbau,
ben ginbrud, als iei bic gusfeuuna i'm
9roben unb @anaen nidt sana mad
Wuni9 aussefaQen. Die NusffeIIuna BON
Wai9inen mar bebeutenb uub preispirbia.
Die 3abI Der aasffsIer BON @artenpro,
bucten mar ustbdltniBmdSis nidt bebeu,
tenb Rorn unb Obffbau rDaren befriebi.
senb pertretsn; Der @smiiebau asidnets
14 butd Rraft unb QuaIitdt aus. Der
8iebaus lielluns sebSrte bic BaIme. 2abI
unb QuaIitdt bes giebes erfduerten bic
arbsit Der greisri6ter; Is Senaif,, "a
Stuten, 40 5ensffilsn, 81 S~tutenfiIen
unb % Silen unter einem sSabr: gu,s
f66nss, fsbIerloies gisb. Die 5ornuisb
race NOR aaIret5 unb brilliant pertretsn
90 st!ste, 20 lnase Sttere 40 Rlbe unt
80 Sdlbtnrlsn. gorftsnstsb mar febr gut
St.'s,sa T TaV Ish.s Su9lIe'g, leeoa
~, morsss NJ 60. laa
tiers ffatt. 8ieIe frembe Qanbmirtbe unS
aenner waren oefommen. beionSsrs ann
Wanrst msIdss ne mrs;isn.ytss tua'
fdIos.
-, 9
Uul iaHglagrl9e trene Stenife eibtelten
Ss,,;Instsr m,sm;sr. :" O'
oess'@As!en p'amIen'
ror @In;, w" ~ % s. Jsa I vs. ysats.
Srr MH%e SaS DNnne Sss
49, SI. Or Ss"sa' SSaus Sun ~ ",
Sahr. -, as S". s su.mI:s Az
SS"m ,sIs;n mrs o oo ~A ~
Sapsius Die MN ganSw neil ~ s a. sa ysu,
Nv S .ma. s.a sD m"usgm' 90 Sapts
weiIer; prdmie BON 20 Sr. Der MI. gire.
90 Sabre i'm Dienite bes Srn. sond Al
&smi9; Yrdmie pom 20 Sr. benz Ssusn
6rans, 20 Sabre i'm 0ienfe b. Srn. Bats
tias gu S4euerbof. ..la
Yos tretHide Qpr,mbu,o,r WoI,abro+,A
f6reibt:
m,t e.; s.,n a,,u ..:...,
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Mag osm usemOt'al wssosn na9lfer
u.o"G. m'g. pen,ssI als 20 lunse seuts
uas eramsa UNI aoeotalen aa
HIk n nnI oIm InIRT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12

Gin fur,es S6reiben bss 5oGwarbi,
gen Vater 6lammans BON ct. Donatus,
iett uns In &enntnis, baB berisIbs eine
Sur in Bah Monborf abssma9t bat. Der.
ielbe fiblt f6 iniofern better, aIs isin ZIP,
petit suridsefsbrt. 9offsntIi9 uirb F1 Der
Nusen Der 8doer nadbaItis seissn. au9
Waassp, &ep. 6lammanss S@ueftsr, Sic
TIN tn Ronborf beiu@te, it uiunter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-07-29
From the 18TH District.
EsuLL SPRINGS, TEX, July q, lsN

EsaLL SPRINGS, TEX, July q, l3No,
Editor Home Journal;
In our communication Of the OH in-
slant, wherein we gave a description of
the 4th of July celebration, we used
this language If young men must
drink strong drink at such times, would
it not be advisable for them to employ
some good, sober old gentleman to fake
them aside, with jug Of whisky, and
guagc their capacity to hold whisky
without getting drunk, it would perhaps
save US the disgracetll sight Of seeing u
nice young man pull off his coat, throw
his hat down in the mud, lean against
the freight-housc, and in strong Ian.
guagc offer to fight all creation and the
balance of mankind"
1t will be perceived that We did not
state that such a thing did occur, Ncv-
ertheless n certain young gentleman as
surcs us that it has done him serious
injury, "ior the Home Journal is passed
around from one to another, and his
boon companions (who were not in much
better condition than he was,) point him
out as the one referred to-" He declares
he had no more thought Of getting in
that condition than we wcrC-we, who
have not suffered anything stronger than
coffee to come in juXtapostion with our
gastronomic apparatus in a number OF
wears. Now, il is far froH our desire
to injure any one, much less young
man just coming upon the stage Of life,
and it is his due and our pleasure
to testify to this Young homo in nom IN
natl general good character, for indus
try, sobricty and gentlcmanly bearing.
The few very cool days and nights
we are having are causing some Of our
visitors to leave for warmer quarters,
but others are still coming to I'll up all
vacancies. Our old friend, Mr.. Joe
Lenchan, Of Dechcrd, is here with his
good lady and children, as also his two
sistcrS-in-law, the Misses Swans. Joseph
says he came to get little shade and
grass, as it was awful dry in Dcchcrd,
Come along, gentlemen, we can put you
all in the shade and show you to grass.
The Christians will commence their
protracted meeting tomorrow.
Mr.. Cheshcr, a young singing
has just completed his Instructions to Il
class Of about thirty, and now the air
rpy Il IA. ,ln ,t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-07-29
From Decnerd.
DEcnEGD, TGNN. July &c, 1850

DEcnEED TENN. July &c, 1850.
Editor Home journal:
The work on the new depot is at Il
stand-still on account Of Il failure to get
the necessary lumber.
We learn that Mrs. Carney, the kind
hostess Of the hotel at this place, will 90
TO Stevenson, Ala, the LIST Of August,
to take charge Of the hotel at that place.
Mr. J. NJ. Carney will remain, ard be
the accommodating ho't Of the hotel
here.
Dan Lenehan has about got his little
mill i'll operation. He speaks Of put
ting up other machinery.
Mr. Joe Lenehan has taken his fami-
~ to EstiIl Springs to enjoy the benefit
Of the excellent waters and pure atmos-
phcrc Of that splendid summer resort.
\ difficulty occurred one day last
week in the ncigbborhood above here,
between B. r. Bostick and negro
named Henry Darwin. Several shots
were exchanged between the parties,
but no damage done. We did not get
the particulars as to the true origin 81
The difficulty. Y.