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12U8SIA,t

.-........ THU EAIuhT uF WHEAT.
AT. PETERSBURG, july BIAS consequence
Of tho defective crop IN prospect, tho cues.ton
isd!scnsscl Of forhtdtllnH tho export OF wteat,
partially, II the REPORTS OF tho ,1eflo!Uucy nro
confirmed III tho south ut liuRsia, MID II general
restriction 1t tho deficiency extends 10 other
pnrta of tho country, = -, -.
A sEl.1oUa MATTER ron GERMANY.
LONDON, July 1n.-Tho Manchester Guardian
snys: !" Tho prohibition Of tho export Of. grain
from lt'iss'n will bo a acrlous matter for Ger
many,fwherc tho rya 'crops uro especially poor:
Under tho circumstances, It seems likely TINT
Germany this year vii. 10, notwithstanding the
Rt7sln duttos, IN Important. CUSTOMER Of tho.
AInerlcnn surplus 9r}n."
lsl,rs ~ nrtcte b,sod o,l the rclrit,a sclit by
the governors Ut f0rty.cyht prt,ylncgs IN ElIryj-
pcnn Hussia shdw!ng t.lat tho tOtnl i}ccit Of tho
Es!n aa ct'inpr1sd M 1 With tho ayuraRe crop will
the Dor hnrvest It Ia eotis!.Ecrnl impossible to
expert tho usual averngo OF .4U,oO0UW quarters
without suffering mn tnsuttoluneY for hotue
consumption, go
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: CHICAGO d aTOAtAII.

M,A,.c.t. NJ. ! I.,,a IN NV = tpahs+
tho Chicago 4 Tomah Narrow Gn,,Ro RnIlroad
FROM Afuntfort. I1s preaolt .tern,lpus; to Mad.
ao,. hs q standard gauao, isip axei fuot sotno,
forty Of any teans, with iron, 1ea to lae men,
arrived lust night, and Will commence work uli
'along bctwccu Madison .diil alontfurt ju,,uo.'
'tlatoly. Tho completion OF THO road rs a
sthlldtra Qanrc ariloMt'y isioata tho building OF
thv now hra,lch II Tho :Norlhwostcr1, fsusn sunt
Maa;sM 70 sllwat,koo. wtll soon I'd put under
sx!'l !'lstsMotpl t.lt " Understood that the ro4d
ink9 Mills. theuoe: ts,rouRh.< A,ikeshTt0 Nii.
fsa,f fTM!kns H. 1ht!s n'lainga llno betwoeN tho Old
nlt1.nsl q tho ln Crussc Dlvlaton of tAQ GhicaWu
Mll~uuAco s. 1T, Paul halfway, i: ~
, 1880-07-14

in,ltky M to bo almost tnsulrcf.bto, 4 cnso
fog hung over tho city till O'cltn,k, which wns
s,s,nesodr lr alternate apells Of clouds NM, l-
Krnwtng clups. md tho general opsnluu tss tint
svheat ,t,arrAliofa wof1 receive tts 1,L snrittis
.sfnl!llent ~ rust. Fnelnrra w,,n wcrc til iNyIi
no inter 11rt af tic ny confirmed tlltH etispi.
clW, tuf elniut TINT lis yet II taconi,Mcu prInci-
, 1880-07-14

-: fHlfott Port, Jtltv H.
y, Wd hAvorcceiecta fr'm tho Secretary Of stato
F, tho following ctrcutnr:
nEpAnTNEnr or BrATa, LANB1ro, 1,,ly II, 1880
-Iho !oijpwtng table ss11rws tho norchKo, tho
tnt,.l yield aud tho Mvcraao yleld' nor ucro if
i9k4asen)unt lnst spring. THO xtntisttos tt 1USj
Tm,wnthit's q nre tnentleh H. this tntip, ur n.Nriy
W ncr cent Of all III thu Atata. Gf i8i nj tlic5o
townshflss'F tho STATISTICS h,lro boon obtnlrc,I
tr,,1l tho rot,trne lnao tn this department shp
present Toar by tho Supervisors. 1t Ii assumed
Mae u tte fort{-av9 towlst'ps thnt l,nvO made
tho number at urre*. IN wheat In May, fRa},
we5e @ oaoh cQaAl 70 the number at aeros II, Nay,
each towushIP Ian boct, cnlc,iiatoti ,uo,, thIs
ncrp1tKg MD tho RvurssRo yIelA por norn III tho
toNtteh!ta 2! tue s,,n,p county from which ~
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DRAMATIC NOTES,

| DRAMATIC NOTES.
hanley Campbell has purchased country
scat On Sutton Islantt, :: -.
Frcd paaldlng viii not star next season. II,
goos to Europe to STUDY. -.t,|
Ar: md Mrs. Florouco uud j. X. 1smmot aud
1a'nlly Balod for Europe lust week.
10 October, slyk Tho Mirror, Arthur 1YaiJaols
WY 1eaa to the altar Miss AfIdio atoss. !.
l. lierne's Hearts Of Oak "wl,l opon Tie pre-
l'minary season ut tho BOSTON Thoatro. * >
Its sald that salmi Morse 10 coming East from
Frlsco to produce his Pusslon Play"
t69 the lroaa Street 1hoatre. phllalophia, nos'
Henry u. Abbey arrived Yesterday In No,y
~ n1k ts co.. eonfyyy a snys nernharat VIII play 1 nshts
An mi impora uksso ii. aiosea an n, do n,,,on ,
acath OF thu Empress, '+'' '1''e'o' u 'A'
Texas jack wns oneo questioned as to why ho
reros Gna wor snE h hner aaa rnd sem
all good actorsi: was '0'o A''4
Miss Hoso Eyttnge, who returned from Eurono
tho gtecf day s9ys tht 1o Stories in rcgr,l 10
Gf,os 9S citr e1 eat htaying h sbandoed paywrtlng
IIop1oy'a Thcutre Yll bo oloac.i, tor two woeka
4ftof ,th9 hrcsont rl,n Of. s0ir. Go11tiemaJ,
!Er!e4ds WHICH onds on Saturday oyonlug Dur
Ing <Ro tccesatho house will be fedecor0tGh.
It. Is reperss4 that The beautiful and costly
however sctscd to b jS Eow i'ia9 d tio 'ntcT xho
s:r The rs. st new ' plsoo q tho gars A1btE nust
sGas9h x.s WI, VIII % by nEnnery and ras
N"ans.: Md ilaf by Gaatran's
o1Ahccs. '" .-1a>: -
:, a SERIOUS movement in tho intcrcstsof Justice,
Sy tho "!sihores f arshMs s 81 Z o% e'''ifEaea a1
pfoposeu TO exhumo tho bn]y Ut tho actor Por-
a1u tx r " r. cm1 Court for bayng
y II reported that Marie Williams had bcoil,,
enSassS ey MS hSaytt but now n loo rises
oposs 70 so eoieafs C anaeF notSwEES snSaEEs
sl91a sstaadt1E, a1!d. op9ns with mo NJ tic Walnut
sssHss ssse Tihs"tss Is ssea sen.!9a0phia Aug @ us
he p1ale or su.e veok if:' liz 4 r. IT. hmlth
BvA il :rho Royal sfi;iy alehpuSh Phps Sa
tS ssaRs 'fSs%s II &c hoass oays GH @ eoa M t f. xS s
been seriously sick, but is condition Is reporisi
ns being better, ST.. Smith, whiio 10 .,pIays biz
seRlllty Of ago which saouid ps eonapieloua. a l
"A a eablo dispatch from Manager ~. u. Lcayitt
hhhFssss hFs mat o ho has enEaEod " Londen ~
ro aus 01 Ize f sso|aa Hst'na 9op' nx Mssfs e.
Starsha1l, AdeIaitlo 1'racgcr. Gaiaiiio ncit,,ar,
Allie oiystte, Neliia oraGasl. drasso Lo Ss Ycs,
Moa:s att IT, oSnsoA M5s Attn ;n
a '!ecs i1esss essa s'sstisa5 easf
sn s ton Ioaou oS1s. 4x ,r9Ee a wGs
Gun season Sept. u, In New York.
s:iaa 5ohn McCnl'ouah writes Stephen Flsket Of tho
Sprit, Hnasr dato 9f June r that be Is h9vinx
for Paris with sothorn. uonial John soys: II
hnv9 f., soeH !rslit9 plny twice. md suppal with
, 1880-07-14
FAIL iiREc :;

NEW YonK, July 1&-Du.l, harlow & Co, haye
Issuod thelr circular showing futures IN tho
United Btates, and Canadas in tho lust fhrpe
mouths and for tho first half OF 1850, us oorn-
pared with tho corresponding ti,ne iu 1917. Dur
ink the lnat three mouths l0tA failures, With
liabilities ut ~. III ,eso. woso reported In tue
United states. and during last hatt yoar nf.
!s6l s407, With liabilities Of ". aSs 7E]. In tho
lint ok months ot 1870 thorc WCsU t1Y failures
with ~, nv, ,QlV liabilities. =
, 1880-07-14

: y + :. -. TIE N1EsflUNN TEAM. -
LoSpox, July lla.--Gcu, Joseph Ii. Hawey, Of
Connecticut, h4lp been elecled Cattaln OF Trnnx
Ilyic's. American rllio tenn. The pn.ctiro Of
tho Americans ras, II,l!Gsrthtln several com.
potltions Mt Wl.nbiotlon. III tho competition for
the"snldar" Association Cup, Gerrish, however,
Tho, following viii form tllo Arner1onn team Il,
tho interNnttnnal nlHtohi F,trruw, ltry,wu HcUtt,
Rockwell Hyde, IyuJluy, laird. Gcrrish, Jnek.
son. and Clarke. Two Of tho foregoing will be
tG8erYC.
, 1880-07-14
EGYPT.
\ pEAAND NADL'
4tAnf,1R r.L.t.

- HpsceAt Cable
PA1tiH, July .Ia-A C4Iro correspondent tele-
graphs as foliowsro.nIght: At tho Instance OF
tho European Powers, tho Egyptian Coy
trnlnuut to-day. damunaed OF tho United
stntcs .conau!,uouuFa( a categorical
nnswor tn the question ,whother
tho paited States will or. will. not give its ad.
besion to :he Commission Ut liquidation. rho
la1nc actuaud is nlso addressed tu itu9sla, the
United btntet and 4eusqla bulng the only Puwors
which hato not yet recognized tho Commission,
consul-uuucrM Fairnan has oaulod to
Washington for Instructions, and a rcpIy from
ta9 bltta Department Is awaited With unasupi
interest, bcc.suso tho fosn.al demand mule by
Esnrts lust yoar, that tho uhItcd t,tates should
20 represented On tho CNtntuIss[otr,. Wu3 tGSuIiy
dsFcauFaed oy tho Egyptian 1oyuEnmout.
- tMlHAkITH.
ny tho ndvlco Of tho uunn,tssEon tho KhctIiyo
~ laAt autayuAy soAt tho SUM Ut $:t:6Q 100 70 the
AMERICAN EuuslIlutu, which Ii ). " bo
2as aws 10, the bennington arms Factory.
:hts ertuxs thG lsllolnnfty Iy Egypt
~ the lsesIttKtnns for teAetitltlH tho UontTurt
TT pliytns aru4s up III tao hGnd1omu a9uso Of
4lYb1lKtA. >.
Thff rsRort T. .neorreet that . treaty bus peeu
tsnanGl!.a.d between hFyPt ind Aby4sinl4. Nuib
Mnihttnet, DenrEt ot tue letur fr.iA Queen Vic.
, 1880-07-14

DEHTHUYEp
:, =" ttr FtHE
BERLIN, July 1G-Thu villa OF Theodore
'Motntusen tue distinguished Professor aud nntt-
luarlan at Charlottcnbnrg, nonr tlis city, Inns
been lurned 'l6wn. Frof. Mum,nscn wins Severely
injured: a yqry va'uatlo ealloc,,ot of scitntiflc
and histnrieal works; etc, COLLECTED with great
trouble nnl expense frnln ull ovcr tue world.
w1Is destroyed, Tho loss Ia lsrcparsGlu.:
WILL MOT TAKE r1.ACp, :.
DsnL1N. July ,m-Tho intondotl separation Of
leaders Of tho Left seutlon bci,fR ntSstllst tho
6UpMFut1Ntl, ~. i:rlii..t
T0tTY. TitpuHANp VOLUMES.
which destroyed Tho library pr liruf. 4lommseii.
, 1880-07-14
GEN, SHERMAN, ,

-" Special Dhpatth to The Chicago TfshHna. .",:
I1lsAAnox, D. T., July lS,-Gon. Sherman and
Gen. Terry arrived hcro Tonight, They So
out on tho extension Ut tho Nurthorn paclnc
1au Milos to- morrow, and thon no tn Fort Yates
to investigate tho dispute ihcru between tho.
military Alld tho ln{l!Atl AKbnt.
, 1880-07-14

- 7TtD4HS.
LASsiNa, Mfoh;, July l8.--The report Of tho
Secretary Of Htnto on the whcat STATISTICS shows
that IN 1917 thoro Wpre 40 norcs, from which
thoro WIS yiuld Of aoplo,sd3 busacls. or nm n.y.
ot,ga Of 1910 bushels per aero, It wtltsurprjso
tnany to know *: fho ,increasct, acreage; luis
ynnr, which l31xab1pl; d .ax9ss@5. @ aYb1 init pr
last ytnr OF iii ovar IL psr cc1t. "A
REPORTS fTom all ovpr tho State fills jcar isitilc0to
tn sAy TINT Dutwuen ~, U0 atlu II. I) OOQ b!Bh.
Gls w lo hnrvesro, the largest osup over rusel
, 1880-07-14
:::A;NEW ROAD,


= 6pEt@I UsypalsN g 1hA Chicago 1Nbuna.
srRtsqsteAnrll!., July. ll-Arttolos Of moor
State by the Chicago i Indiana Btpte LIut, i,oil.
why Company. tho objoat OF corporation boinq
70 opYrnto suflrtad from, point noar whcrs,
tho Chtcngo & Alton arosscs tho Houth 'Draroh.
rsnntng Il, II southanatorly DIRECTION phst the
Un!an Y!oqk. lYrtlA e tho tate line, whero It ID
thu cti stk il xc.l 1t touu u1i II GaIoa9o ihe r..
9uEpurlt3rH nra james ". Walkur, ,lohn Newell,
'Jnht @ u; Sherman, tgus Cpy, ucorxo r Wliiia.ns,
Ihhycr, Jr, OF Huaton, S'-'AA"'s'
, 1880-07-14

SARAH nERNITANDT.
NEW YORK. July 13.-s1r. Horny u. Abbey, tho
,wel'-known theatrical ,nanagor, has returned
from London, whnru hu has concluded MI en-
R1aactnont with Sarnh Mcrnhurt1t, who Intends
coming to America IN October, and opon in
Mn}tn dhcatfe IN thts city, Nov. g.. ornharlE
59S s. !s.now rehenrslng with tho COMPANY TINT
wv eoooHpany hcr. IN thontro IN Paris, leased
Tor thNt purpose by bfr. Abbey. " 'F''Ee1
, 1880-07-14
.EEW yQnK.

= NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, July 1o.-Thv drought In Ulstor
Co'inty ~ reported To bo very severe. Less tha,,
IN Inoh of rain has fa1len In the p,st two months,
andtho pastures ind rnc1ltlows uru pntchct and
nurntnRmp; corn ls curling and dfs1op:nE md
tho root crops Wilt, oG insignificant uilass ruin
COMES snol.. The report that the nrtny-wt.rin
t"istMn" MIA ~ appv'"tnco III o1stef County was
, 1880-07-14
ITALY.
r,Ir vArtrA1 4ry, 1r

TIE VATICAN ARD GERMANY, "
HoNs, iply 1a-ssonslgnqr JuoobInt, papal
Nnnc'o, has wrItton from ylenna. snyinx flat be
does not soe hls way tsnpr to prosecute uo4otin.
tions with Ger1nany. ,lif,oss ho IL allowed full
powers. Ho says hn does mt consider bTs rccart
Instructions calculated toAftAtn tho Je1frud uild
, 1880-07-14

LONDON. july 19.-A dispatch from Don,bRy
shys preparations nrc making BY tito iritAll tp
evacunto Cubnl. All tho forts Atol,,ld Sherptlr
havo been mined and could 10 blown IN at II
days nnttce. 1t Ia reported that tho troops viii
eAvu Cubut Abuut tho middle uf August
, 1880-07-14
TIE ERIE: ELEVATOR

+. :'-TIIE ERIIt: EI,EVArOn ..
:: Mr.. II. g. Villas uopornl Freight Aun,,t ~ ~.
Now York, Lako Brio & western, hnn Ina, fssr,,a G
the following etrcular In REGARD Ia ta ,,roat .hs
vatof his Cotlpnny hal inst mn y
Ferry, ID Jersey Oity: 4 =, A'A' ~ o'''
"We nro nlcaeed m nrno,,,. 4o ~ -, .
ers OF tho Wost that H. 70 w. 9sn gen."
Chfcti nr,it. n =. u5 t,,n fag EleYntoE ~
INV ct;mrfc,a, 11n.9n u94 rvrsy "a Jersey City,
yator il wtbo,t tmS fUF th hse In.s Xrn et
substanti bmiid{n9 ~ iha 1 tinS 81 Geo'ncto a.
tiaai mort n9en whfri wt,,, nafoVGaent II ptsc
Tanadrn ~ "uvE vnrst Mauta H. a4a 70 the Gun
Ii,r w,,tcr ,nsintM II ",9 9 aA aeGn AttaGhGs.
Ustriblic tSOuE tfn ni,,ijn% ii g. n,, sn,,,,!,.
M thuy nrcwtt III tmnonsa tt e incaf! ~, Y
dotyle, which viii always 81, kenf fnIl ~ IN w.
runtlGtu tho pt0toctfon nnfiis firc ninsr ~ y
feet. THO scaics ia tile huii ~. ns,p! Fl Fl
, 1880-07-14

SpftNl DtIpdfth 10 Tia Chicago 1t{bvnt 7
CAurTok. July la.-A heavy thunder mud wind
STERN pnssea over tho south pnrr at this tKnnej
sn!iaty st pAtnrtlay, psostratiug corn 9nd oats.
aiuoh my nus been dhnuHel by tho lrpquont
fatne: Hpripx wheat: has Gecn very mich III.
Jntcd ~ f1tst aud ehinch-bura. Outs, fu mn1r
pnvss, hnvo nccn laid by wind Rltl rain, scrions-
, 1880-07-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NFWs

from Ayorpt'ol, aul the iseldssr. frp1, }Iapburr.
QrkkssEows. July la-Asrfsed- Tho parthts,
from lIostoR, aud tho ExYpt, fepti, .New yurt.
A0ythLs, Jaly ia.-Nthftd-Tho .1cvonia,
, 1880-07-14
ITEMS.

Tho comparative oarplnas Of tho 81, Louis,
run Moantala $ Southern ltallroad for tho arst
week In July. 18so. ~cso nj fo'lowa: :.
k1lSt Wack i! July, lSd1 .a,ta 9.1 nj
Frst week tn Juiy, ls7v.. !. Ti.eSiSi
, 1880-07-14


Thoro IL mitch dissatisfaction among tbo hn,,.
ers ot clevclnnt, Columbus, Cincinnati i fnii.
aprn}~'ts y H. hefoa!9nts q, aeoinr
nat.'rally eEt,ti4h, tho abssnoo of uiy * PUMA.
lioA Or stntcu!ehk why tho uutioll Ut the IOarti
The rolMrts 2f. b lusxo tluu4pasb III earatnus to
WHICH tho public have beeI lrcutcl 1t shoft in
srrSAls ~ not 1T all hnrnlonlGo With tho aotion
Ghu gross npru!uqs OF tho I,ouisyIfto 4 Nnsh,-
fl!ln Ma!lr0Al cnpippny for tho year ending
9angn Y ", tssa Woru olnrtlng sxpana,s,
w lN!n.lta debt, s,47.p]J; ti,.rns 4 Gug1,iua II
ki.e9l QN, Or 3ll,u5o nltu thAn II pot ceut us liz
capital stock for ttq ycnr Errpn thla Wiz paii
tno lons4 day or two aao loethred i, aIvtdcnd
nt poF t9nt, plyatlo AMK; Z, leaving poi cont
q ~ credit VI tho sinking fluid snd surplus As-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-23
BRIGHT PROS PECTs.


The Old First WheeliDg into Lilac
Mr.. EDITOR: The republicans are
wide awake. Good news is coming in
from all quarters. The patty is solid
and confident. w. P. Gillen waters ia
making strong speeches. and his OPP
ponent, Col. Vance, is by no means a
match for him. The democrats never
say q word abou. Vance-they are net
satisfied with his course. Even
Felix" the famous correspondent of
the Tribune, has no praise to best)w
upon him.
Republicans will vote the straigb t
ticket. They are closing up all along
the line. The democrats fear o solid
.Lts. They are circulating all kinds
II reports. Democrats Ia the lower
couI ties the dist let report gre
llsaffsction among republicans in t 40
upper cuuL ties, while ne democrats IN
the upper counties report TIE same
ABOUT the lower counties. these cam.
usiRu reports are worse than idle. Tue
republicans have YER been In be tt 81
6gLt nK trim. They are looking 10 q
grand victory. The democrat. are OH
| the run. the prospect Of q gres
NATIONAL republican victory inspires
the party. Every man 10 ut work.
Pass the word along the line.
Hon. r. r. Butter, Judge Ran dolph,
Prof. Miiburn and Others are stirring
le people as they were never stirred
before.
Democrats are hoping to deceive the
| republicans with bogus tickets. They
are grasping at stfaws. The "soitd
south" il 1semed. aud the loyal people
| of the frat district will add their par,
Ia the shape Of The Target vote evel
polIed. Republican stock il advancing
IL Ia already above par. Pet bone i.
marching on to Wet Try. IIVIS,
JontsbJro, Tenn, Oct. 81. 1880.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-23
ADEMOCRATTC LIE.
There was mo- Attempt to Ball.
dOze RObt. T.. Taylor at
COshy.

Cosby.
Mr. EDITOR see on the first page of
the Knoxville Daily Tribune an article
headed in great letters. Radical Bull
DOING" "The Republican Party Becom-
ing Desperate" I hope there Is no man
in the republican party so desperate. so
utterly deDased a. to publish an article
made up, both in warp and wool. of blaS-
ing lies, as the article in the Tribune.
He says that the Hon. Z. L. Taylor was
| almost mobbed in the first district. This
is an upmitigated lie. Mr.. Taylor knows that
it ID lie. Mr.. Taylor knows that there has
been no attempt to mob him anywhere.
He knows that he has had the most re-
spectful attention at every point except at
one or two places q drunk man appeared in
the arena, and sometimes the drunk man
was democrat. The most disorderly
crowd that has been anywhere was at
| Union, where all the disturbance was made
| by democrats But it Is just
to Mr.. Taylor to say that he has done
rll he could at all points TO keep DIS iriends
quiet. And it is equally just TO state the
same of Mai or Pettib me. And when the
Tribune man said that Pettibone not only
appeared Indifferent As to quelling mob
| of his party that were threatening The Hon.
| r. L. Tay lors life. bat USED language to
incite them 10 the deed" This denounce
~ lie of the frst water. and was present
and sit by Mr.. Taylor during the entire
speaking.
There was fight occurred at Cosby, at q
| saw mill about one hundred yards from the
| church where they were speaking, but
! neither Mr.. Taylor nor Major PeIribons
krew anything about it until after the
speaking was over The article in the Tri~
bune Is u libel on theg Cd people Of Cosny;
This LIAR of the Tribune says he listened
wi b no small degree of mortiff cation to the
speakers, Pettibone. Randolph and Mil
burn, in Newport last Friday. Well, it is
q weli-knOwn fact that democrats are al
ways mortified when they hear their own
history. The recital of the dark and damn
ing deeds of democracy for the past twenty
years would curdle the blood Of cannl
balls. 1t ia the history of cruel
of rapine. Yet the democracy say we
must have peace by handing over to the
perpetrators of ali t. csc foul and heart
rending scenes the control of the govern
ment and forget the past.
4 II peace is TO come by giving fraud. cor
ruption and crime control, / for one an
in favor of war eternal.
But democracy Can meet, and such men
90 Wade Hampton can fan to life the dying
| sparks of the "lost cause" and it is tht
gospel of salvation; but let o republican
| tell of the "kuklux,n of the white liners,
of the massacre Of the Chisholms, of th'
hatred of democracy to the flag of thu
nation. and it is very modifying. o. y,
hypociits; ye generation of vipers, ''yo'
hatch cockstrics' eggs, and weave tn
spiders webb" your hands are dealed Will
. innocent blood, your fingers with iniquity
your lips have spoken lies. your tongue
have muItered perversness, you are hater
. of the ruth" ALEXIS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-23

"Oh HOW MY BACK ACHEs!" How
often we hear it said. Well may the
victim complain, for the kidneys are
suffering; aud when that Is the case
there is always danger, great danger.
Kidney diseases, II let run, too often
end fatally. There is, however, sure
for them. HUMPS REMEDY is a
medicine that does not fail to cure
Kidney, Bladder, Liver and Urinary
Complaints. Even Bright's Disease,
the terror OF physicians, Is cured by
HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kid
ney and Liver Medicine. Try it, and
cure your backache before 1t TERMS
mates in something worse.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial siae, "a
cents,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-23
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
JOHNSON CITY. {


MR. EDITOR: AS have Just reached
this place on my return from Johnson
and Carter counties, where have been
spending several dsya mixing with the
people, write you few lines. The
political outlook is Frightening every
day. There is no doubt about the re.
suit of the congressional cleo ion In
the frat district. Pc tibone will bs
eiectsd by a handsome majority.
talked with a number OF tae republi
cans of Johnson county and none put
Pc tibone's majority less than 700
W hile the msjo .ty of those who tx
press an opinion put 1t at 800 aud over
and come, Judge Butler among the
| number, confidently asserts toat PEI tt.
| oous will get 1000 majority, Carter
county Ia Tavlor's boom, but even In
her the republicans are aim ,st solid
and i'm fact may he said t. be solid, ex
cent 10 Tayior's home district But
Pettibone will get more democr ats 10
Johnson, Carter and Sullivan taaE
Taylor will get republicans. The
fai.nds of Taylor are trying hare
10 secure republicans by circulating re
ports al over the district OF dissf
{ on in g republican ranks In rem
localities. But this trick wont WIN
| Republicans are 10 shsrp to be fsOlet
by Bill Haynes, o. the cts OF Bioubt
Vile. Count the old fir,t republican
Taylor can return with Hancock ant
English to merit I'd oblivion.
PHIPps.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-23
GOOD REPORT FROM McMINN,

Uncle Sam. Twins in the Post of
this week says "the Wilson repub~
licans in McMinn county have ell
surrendered and gone to Hawkins
and in his report of the speaking by
Judge Hawkins and Gen. Wright
says he is Satisfied that Mr.. Haw-
kins won to his support the last one
Of the republicans who have been
all along declaring they intended to
vote for Col. Wilson" He also
prints the following paragraph,
which is cheering as to republican
prospects:
"The republicans of McMinn were
never bet er organized or more solid
than they are to day from president te
county representative. While tue
democrats of The county are divided
and di,tra,t in every civil distric
of the equity, with two or three ex'
cepLione."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-23
legislative Ticket
TO The REPUBLICANS OF THE
FIRST DISTRICT.

The grand republican party, with
its old banner borne aloft and covr
cred with inscriptions of famous
victories, is once more in the fray
and its columns have already flank
ed its despairing antagonist. From
every state north of Mason and
Dix0n's line comes the most cheer
ing intelligence of the demoraliza.
tion and disorgsnization caused in
democratic ranks by the unlocked.
for good-fortune in Indiana and
Ohio. That Garfield will be the
next president is now assured. The
two chief democratic papers of New
York city admit it, and shrewf
politicians all over the country
agree with them.
The next senate, as matters nov
stand, will be evenly divided be
tween the two parties and Mr.
Arthur will cast the deciding votes
Thus two branches of the govern
ment will be under the control Q
the party which saved its unity, it
reputation and it's honor. It ma
rest with the republicans Of the firs
congressional district of Tennessee
to say which party shall control th
lower house Of the next congress.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-23

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