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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-24

The best Shoes and Hats ct Halps.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-24
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.

The grand lodge of Tennessee, I. o
o. F., befors the adjournment OF its
session at Nashville, Thursday. elect d
tne following officers for the ensuing
year:
T. F. Lewis, Of Lowisburg, If. w.
grand MAJ t.r. ISIS
E. B. Mann, of Knoxville, r. w.
deputy grand master. e
J. Fl. Crichiow, of Murfreesboro, r.
w. grand warden
DR.. ). r Harry ell, of NASHVILLE, r. W.
grand secrt tiry.
DR.. w: a. Barry, of Nashville, r.
W grand tFes surer. ,-.~.--
Geo. b. Boz lie. Of Faye tt ,vilie, rep.
res-ntaIVe TO the sovereign grand
lodge.
J. L. B. airy, of Lebanon, grand
marshal.
J. c. Lr ,tspeicb, Greeneville, grand
condaeto {.
Georg' seiferle, of Nashville. grand
gnsrdls' j.
GeoH &c F. Lloyd. of Nashville, grand
Hot ;h Carroll, of Nashville, grand
chap .ain.
For Sale,
On Hand Fire Esgine, In good order
Fo price and tsrms, apply t.
It. A. BURRIER,
Chief OF the Fire Department,
aetedtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-24
For sale.

cornrsodious Brick Dwelling.
vt24dtf w. A.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-24

G. K0hlhnse
gseps tbs Milwaukee Bot cd Lager Beer
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-24
GOOD STATE NEWS.
All Parties are q Unit ON TING
State Debt.

State DEBT.
All frst-elass smokers have fully agreed: mo
cbas Kohlhase, for the least money, can luinl'.
: Cigar to-ylt: 1.-THE Unit" out OF which you oou
HOW . bigger cloud and get more comfort 1n%.
: =, ~ the Same amount Of tobacco anywneie -
Tennessee. Try 1t and hush!
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-24
Millinery Headquarters at Dunbar'r

COWAN. McCLUNG 4 co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-24

LYONS & MCCAMPBELL.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-24

Friday night, Oct. goth, Magdalen.
Saturday Matinee, Oct. 3Oth, ......-East Lynne.
Saturday night. Oct 3Oth, ........... Camille.
Plays for Monday and Tuesday nights will be
announced later.
General admission, Toe. and 81 100 Gallery soc.
Reserved seats, without extra charge, at VIII
liam's book store. Matinee admission, see, to
all parts OF the house. Children under 10 years
of age, 25c.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-24

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
~IIglstIl
u a 1.s;ri.. .a-t . she Thrd Jai,ci.i District oi rhe Territory af AiiE1ns, in aud for the
 UuUGiy uf N,AGsc. Je--E F. RYAN. p.aiutlu.


 sar-H-
 WTr. TT. p,,i, T.. N. EschU-H. v. ".
 SftaTuE- d.. g. Ea.-sr, V. I Cuu;s-, G. ". Tuugits Nu- t- NoRCr. r. N. Simmons Craig, r. B.. Iilrtlrs D.. J Il-t, 4. L..
 I-l4ra Hoa, h.aart Roe aIa Jauo,
 Ive, pu.gG4alts.
 Aet ru ar.lEut .1 tae ps--..t loa.t ; tI,a Third .f..ai B.zrgl g. 4 fHr -s'l cgurtg aui Territory. gan 3,gst1E al AE.Gal1 sends greeting tg NuI. T. Isfrt.. l. >. l.. fl3j h. N a'c1rgs, D. ". Waser, N. q. Cr-ls, ~. N. laasl.. & ru. B. Bower, !. N. CGa .. 5. B. li-T., D., 2. llce. q. i.. iehrJ u. Jo,. Ms cras T.. lae. Js.es Dye Richard ..o- aui J4lut- ftrs, i+r.rs.isrt-;
 Naf ay. D.. ,'r '1a.t -ll rt5Eigga 55 iiear .u su action if- "a. -e1i..-, rI 't tte ah asr named s'lts. r -- f--.rs- tst-t li thr ftird 1s..,s .l l'slFiri- ia - tr -1- -.1s'E ef NsHay" the r.. rtuTy cf Srr.la. -sa Ii-Trr tlse ..lt nad ui:h ,IeTS of sa gasg-, e: 2.sersl Park u e4id county Ia c1:y ul s-rr -A l acoea. .sli= t'is ptsu t7c-t- dave trEs..ssr of t.l- day of sc.s.ct within ;nis iaty bat 6 =irF ou' u: ih euluty and within tais iT- then tl.rfy days m Gii other cszes fsrt1 Lsy-.
 AIi sug H-T1y Gel tls- ls yo1 fa @ apfear and ausvHr fi,- gat ahare required the Ilau- ui eil iakn 3;il .t against yJs by default for thC sum of S@s ts s.l HI.-rc-t from An st is I~Y, for terE aa1 i4hur .se liu u-en mine, and Tor costs aud dishUTstu.rtt- 'u .hiH behalf expended.
 f-- Given uustT Isy Aaud aud fhe seal of said ''N4 piS.gr; Court, at Mineral Park, thls I-th day Of January. A. p. l>-u.
 jsn2J CALDWELL WRIGHT, Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30

The ug;'T-;.'-l. B .s.-', aat reEga.1,.-J.s Q. A!r a- I. t4 f.- .stt. sfl.v.i a3 .a fs-- la ha li,-.f a..l - -i . -.-. s... l,g, ,sle a-l 5-E-t af- t--@ -4 cd. aH-l - .tr.
 H. 5. .i. .ta-- ---.. r9- s,.ssL.-s L'11 d.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30

Tie plaocg aa-cs. }, going ou.

Tie piaacg aa-cs- ;, going ou.
 John Rcc- tss e.ae .5 1.eaayc Couo-y. LP. U.remaa 5sra.-s t'iis ul rrning per Eerns & Cs. a..s. s..-c-
 Cold wcs,Hts $ ".:l as asa'1 Good fires and overuais ar@ a iaEl.E.
 Mrs. OH-c H.H.--. .' Skg. valley. is in town y,-i;iar w..n a-l parents.
 Al Weave. .a l5- eaaaty, some sixty placer mla-rs a-s 1gee n.aA.a- good wages rRT. F5-He- a.F tsa other gentlemen lett ,i:- a.-..-e.. .,~ @ ulr to thc Lynx atisg,.. -.5 .... Geo. ". Bowers will f,kr uu.a ,'sa-s.fa e..e jaung his visit to San Fr2u,ss'
 Inete < .a, ..-.. . -itsea from the rural districts %. sEaE and Kirkland val icvs, is ln }le..a..
 Tie roaa f.Jea-e o.l.taad the Tip ToT niae Faz fai>avi a.' saturday and is ,7ij B. sg H- .
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
>>~---ss E A-l

..--z5 l- 6,o5.g5. Ttss F3s2zf ss,7 D. .-1 'i.s:-e---, 1s. EaAs,-s--. ca-. DzhLz7s 'a -s,..-es Fa--s-1 s..- t.t-f.e Ase st-7r t7-
 o#@r- e- ..:e-,s co9 -s77 r-reL Scores 1s "s-a F- cr -sl --s. as .s- ,.-.-a. G-~- --.77-- as ,-----ss.,l oJa -.s7z as a--e .. a- rel- --E a -.srs7 rn-. *-7s-1 1e- -as r-z is.s s.7.. la Afr Psar e. -.a-a..s >T coa- rcroG opc1"-.s -oees AID -a-- L.=-s .-.- =a--.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
pT. L. }. CZAPKAY,
TIE F]IINENTLI sJcrEsBFU.
PE1ErCrAr-
onice., 10. l&. 1ten!sa,ne.r st..
PROGRESSIVE NEDICAL" SCIENCE
i C'y@4f .IF.ztey.s .<ss15f s5 Care.
Rcforla sa :o s-slsraset e z Chronic r--ss, a,
BR0NEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS

Ilt3ast 2- 5'-age I.as.Itv y.ssl Ye.a--4-. Ner. Ngu-te--s iar ss.t-.>, l.,-s.ae WrsaGs-a Gi tul Lill. a1a stas, y s gf a.s-.-r F.Te-. ----- tl}u a- ltI. a-.lg 's .s., alA r-. r. Vsa.. ' aau.' it.s, ar e5aEass. Bllgf--lua yf tse hrss. t..f-a ef a}rr, s-.3. ilts ol 1l-nary. a' lsioH lo rJr -, tFr . s.a,. r,.l.i,E, -: .l s- 'I.ss 3s .i 1la-Es.l. !s@,r s Iia1r'r l., ,5r.- ti.+ a. te ."5s, @ le . tl. i.out t4Nast pr stEa1 tnl--i--'. & l '' 7.s,4ll, ~l. $. '@-y4 s is gss- ; .y rv- ..-.,. ...U.
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 Uf.1EspaAE, e.e a. .,a saa,a r..-,-.sll c.,d..As Tr4t,.t-., 1- t.. ..s-. t.z., e-, .~.-L e. H-4 rs-rTsIce 'o @ sSsYe sud @ii og.- 5. a--is 2l ily Ii.-atuli.
 ~o.1cz slontsor,sfy street.
 7~, 2 eU r'.5 .,:s- .scs E.9 yr..- .- q HGsi.a. and l.-, 4.:--.-l t4a-cd t4- lri5- --l modes C; zrtits-it alo rAt, t ,..l .r-s -,- sult4ti1n.
 Iasr- from a a. ,s so ? l.. a-. Charges ,ae.sr... Co-lsrl.. n1 ;s i.-le:i! ,--t 1,t4. s.i-1.s .e. { by rs
 Aa...e.s l.. J. czAIEsg I. 4. D.. San F1ss..ses.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
Notice to Creditors,

Estate of WILLIAM MAILER. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by The uulcrziRue aufuins- tratvr of the estate o iliisu Maylr, d-c.a-ed Co the creditor ot, and e rerspYs having claims aga ls the said deceasrd Co bit then with the necessary vouchers within months after ihe 6rst publication cf this uoce the said administrator. For; Mo- have. in the c,suy of M have Territory cf Arizona Dated January I4 Is-n.
 HENRY LAMBERT. Administrator tl3-t Hf tac estate 1f Wm. N2sIer. dec'I.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
Notice for Publication.
IsSn urTIeE PEF-ccTr. A.T,

IsSp JuEcE, FEF-CcTr. \. T..t
 January 3Jl, Is73. Nniioc Is h"-siy ana: }i.. following Haa,v sett tef ~ Ina H.'d uHfs F. ul- rt-s;.o. go a-bc Eaaf proof iI sa!i''-f = h- @ G and -"c-lEa tl} entry thr-,a: H' t- rSIl:'ou d. ta'rty dls= tha date uf thi- Ip-lre- NE; JOHN WHITE, -.- tlr SW'- of N .l. aud HP ai ~.'s a... SEA ~ :. Se. % l'gp U N h V. s.+ la1l.H .a follow az I.- witnesses ~tz: IeoT7 I I..-r-l. af -il-i er1--.. a-5 cla-lez W bezva. 'i A4,s... efa4ty.
 Fl.H. aELIr. Register
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
!. ]. ILA.MAN, Fl, D.
No. 1Gz 9Ioutear1afy .irest.
Convincing Testimony

IN .'EC>.G, oT Li-;. CzArEAy's c -ea s7c,-. B. .- ,.ge te r.lela. a more cparug- las aylse-ce l-. a 54.s'i ii-. .=a ,5.ies.I5:
 >aA.-S AFEI0AEIc; 4 ' |. H H..i.J-: S'a.>~sa' If' Cs.t Fa-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
A-t E-sAT.

See notico el--a1..ro Of mortgage sale.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
NOtice ssI Publication.

-.sn .~FTcE. TrFscur-. $. r
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 EAs. g. B. I4Er. ;..ister. Prescott, A-'r .5- Tan. s.l. is-s.-5.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30

cd from an examination If the Goodwin mine anal mi. yesterday They found the mill workin- satisfactorily, and the mine yielding rich ore. Judge Hastings was much pleased with ie lock of Inc country around the Goodwin we prcd!ct sright, this mine wall soo0 ro worked in a manner winch its great merit entities II to.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30

Ag.....ia-fs3 2 ,e i.... F. 5. 5g.-f.t5l res,-.. B=ft3... .tEu:fe 7r c'j-i.yl D.ui, .l. aaE ctcsrs urisilroy> ol 7. 3. 'r-sl;s1l-'T 2. 7te-8! z-~sr.
 tues uf ErE. ,4-. ir-s44 i-sst-5s-.1- a.t t..3- CEAFEhN'S s;s.ss -slr-n oi sreal.,i Atter sey s,- sl l,l--=i.-4l.- lad ls..sa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
a"JGN STATEMENT.

B. r. C-rg-- ca Scr s.l js.aar, al U-rNii'e, Co tra te4ta county, talt tc-i4, E-.l 3t s7;cF.:. re Gel csy and say: 3szEEasj. f4.-r uf Iyr caii.ea and l-rts i}.c s-ars ei E-s. A.ie u.4H y.s~ ego, Hii-. Gf ..ciA o--a1a -z. @-.i .t- The e ls.li Ef,-, Ta- is had several .-.-l nis. ie.ua rHy- cal y and mentally a.ts t-~y ii'Ifoaf t-l..s could I1 r.,ei Ily --E S4d s-. S were ,la.Se, and Fs, Ioi ati- {" Att~ -l- -"'l-ia i. tls pronounced iay .a4a- q" :'- -.1 .-- , -ia gaze s.r-t dsa ,t inei .s t.ra, ., .s -tc,t. crsI- lina.l r-t-if 5-r. -I3 i-s-e rresL ,ls ccll4 k.ly,T a-sG tG @g.-.. lSs;. z..aIrse.a h. 1- J. tk-i .., t-a7 .r--'. @, ..-.i .s -.yss ds-c.s,d, ssl l B. Ees2G ha r3u.i ta ras etT D. iTst;air;' A-n .'F itJ ,--lne1 rg r,l- e:2i 'i, nrT. had 'i- e.'r i--. r>e taL-hE his !o ,.iH.teA- a-t -.l a ti .5 .IJ4 .y vpr-. tiy wa,la s.f7esI L-~ 's A.s an ls t-.l :l -av. .i, cua s.i..5- ...@l: t3 .e b-- i-f,-issts. CGt Q. ssii'c - t5.sar@ IT. s ", and t2ri-s t11t lnag D, - as vE az. ,.s, -,.ec pr suh~-eT- c. hia, tsslr Fts a--- s- --.=t ci lae-5 ueeiLu., Il: Gaze. . zs,. @S .4 .1 f,-lltrs-.5y s.- ssst u s.it ,'i.li.-1, .:- G , lar- .F ati.s.. .i. j.. E. tHITE, .L.5.i
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
DIR. SPIN Y BY
 TO. Il zE<---EET STREET Ercat5 al Ca--..- vs1 Special Dsaeasss

Ercat5 al la--,.- u-s- Ss23c.a- Dss5asea
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 MIDDLE 2,:-y'.
 There .-. mary -t '.. at t;ir--a s-z.y sho are tIpJ'-. ..t-l tap .o1- eEa,-- ol fla viaa. r, C!s-- ---urTat' - ---s .t-.iE oI Ei'-..- agl. .af.aH a:.i e. ...r-5 .t -. .,ag i1 . -.I,T t.t ya.a-t rsuI ut lcyrll, iar- t az,E'u- g t.a 1rrar1 cfros ,~ rys z.-' f- s-. c;," 1z l. s; and .a..- tiwc~ small cls- rl ogllal si -- 'if ,.e ..3aI v'.' .1 3t f.fr ';--l ;c sgz.l sIaI ing to d--L a,i tcT1,3 4il 45.r- i-..F de of this a..G..tiE l.lt1t ot r. .-tst v. - stage y2,. .. r,a.a--. llf E. - ai I;its- ,.t-- fs@t rs s5. -s, aIl l.I;sy re. iJf45L 1f t..A -f-.it- fs-rlaaf-
 nT3Ecz H .,i:-- -5 -9 s.3 s5 g. Sundays t1o-i to1- h.-.. Ila5. a-isa iree. TAorc1-a e4snius;.c' aaj a.Hic-t 55. La.oE address.
 JEaeIi Swlv No. IL StIS. .v --... $ap S~g ie:7e5 r. S- To p:.,.ts lisasscs ,f ra5st st-udsar Q Jul cor;~-r a.,..cle sa1e.t rrr s7Ie. y.-a ss Ia- ssuc,,ls, g.-. sent g. -y atar-ss o reca.U. CT ID.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

Wa t4lalt IL
nttttuffan va
fsu ti.f atANhia
81 hiaft #fHafh it. VIII m tts
b N ns taH afi td afb
90 IflHl tts sf.lH n stfn
aIat l4ila ilffHi its
thl .l ta ifia % fhs
aiHt DO canf l.ff.y Iha aa,f
mtht llHl HaIt l.a H 3
tfII fiH position, ani I.fIHt.
bafh Hl aah fla rtaebf IF %
Hie ifanr' thl litb lsh ua 6.lt
end how'd mr. ff Hnu.hoan
ssHi ib oaht afl high living
Tho mNn sho set conquered Totol
magha0ma1fly ff Me nuh1aefnf.
eltln ih1'o NV whom ho fought yoinl
overwhelmingly blBihtt bim end NV
Hemab ln nafuo eomfBH mffly
anl n.lyi % laIlahp ani baltic.
Hl ll boo ,yrb lo Boz much M
N. ff history igm DeIl ot THAT
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06
THE WELDED LINK, EFT.


We have received from Messrs. j.
h. Lippincott Il Co. the following
circular, anil we make reference to
the subject in another column
JUDGE SIMMoYs's PoENs.-J. b.
Lippincott & Co, Philadelphia, take
pleasure in announcing that they have
in press for publication next Janua.
Try, The Welded Link and Other
Poems, by Hon j. +. Simmons, late
Chancellor Of the Mississippi State
Judiciary. One volume, l2no, ex.
ira cloth, 81 so.
Briefly referring to the contents of
the volume, the publishers would say
that the leading and title poem, "Tbc
Welded Link, is devoted principal.
.ly to u description Of the yellow
fever scenes Of 1878, aud com mem.
o%rative Of the kindness aud gcneros.
ity Of the North to the South during
that season Of suffering aud distress,
aud expressive Of the gratitude Of
the South. "Eveniug Mcditations'
and the "Elcgy Written in the Ma.
lional Cemetery at Corinth," "Santa
Barbara, California; and "The
Phantom Train," have never been
in print, but have been highly com
mcndcd and warmly admired by all
who have seen them. A number Of
the shorter poems have heretofore
appeared IN different leading news.
papers and magazines, both South
and North, but the larger portion Of
them will appear now ior the frs,
time, and were written IN North Car.
olina and Mississippi, the author
being n native OF the first, and tor
moro than twenty years a citizen Of
the last Here follow extracts from
letters Of Gen. l.. c. Wal,hall, Hon.
l.. q. c. LamOr, Hon. X. j. Morgan,
Rev. X. II. Crosier, Rev. ". 4. J.
sullivan, d, D.. Hon. ]. l.. Alcorn,
Hon. r.. II. Taylor, Col. Calvin Nil.
ler, Rev. VI, SamGeld, anl from, va
rious newspapers, closing with the
following: The edition will be lin.
tied, aud those desiring the volume
are requested to send their orders
promptly to either the publishers or
their bookseller, or direct to the Au.
thor at Sarlis, Miss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

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ga
Hifi4f Hht .fHi sHf ifaY
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fi'iHi aHl Rfthi aitFIB
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m0fo W ~ ffeal tsfH an llfHal
fHf FNf iha fIt niLlf Atseaai ID
Fox fnth 1hf tfatft iFfelhtf
afaffH fs .h4tfi fhe Hfit oF'I
t0f HihIf F1Nl taslo ffiabHs vol.
eFi t%ilyfhasa md Ney aI
flwpIy muniiihIng ibsif sbsiabI,
reputation
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

llel rat lotat. Sliu, ildu
fofpIl, sen " a ~ tnI A.
Wmyi woe NJ months
uuf precious ltillo boy is doad
Death came aod e,ioq IN tis tab.
Doe f,ca m0l " II u teg bright, Dot
out lbo lghh'' and touching Tho
blue yoinod brow viii his fingers, tho
uoHcn cutlaIh fell over the bright
oyer The tiny hands wtfc folded oycr
iho pal.olrs7 bfrlai, and The little
form VIA stil Then m angel came
aud luok lum lovingly in hia Brms
and bore him to our futhcra throne,
oul In oar Snyiouf's croNn gliltcrs
the now radiant jewel. Across our
hearts there rests the SHADOW Of a
little grave, for wo know II hides
forever from our sight the form Of
our little llebor. But IN our ms
grish comes the Z" still, small voice"
tho voice Of u plying Saviour and q
loving Father saliug, ! love thee,
] love thee puss under the rod"
"AuNIR."
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4 NEW KIND OF WATCH CASE

New hecaufs Il Is only within the last
lev Years that Il has been improved aud
bruueht within rcach OF every ore, old In
principle because the first iuYeation was
mNle aud the first patent tsksn out nearly
twenty yesrsaga, are nearly a. good ~ new.
Read the following whica 10 one OF many
hundreds your jewell can show you similar
oueti
Nlssrixtn, Pa, May ash, 1878.
have = customer who has eaftiei one OF
Boss Patent cases dheea years and | knew /,
two yetrs before he Got I, and Il nos appears
good Tor ten TssIs longer.
r. T. uLNHY.
Remember that Im Doss' Is the only nat.
snt case made oftwo plates Of solid told one
oa,ade sod one inside1 covering every part
exposed 10 vsar CT sight, the great advantage
OF thcse plates over slectro.sidibr n anns.
rent TO every enc. Boss Il the caly patent
case with which there IL given a written war.
mat % which the following Is a facsimile ,
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4 PLEASANT srFNlR.

On Tuesday last Miss Lucille NJ.
galloway, the charming daughter Of
Col. NJ. q. Galloway, Of the Appeal.
became Mrs. james Russell by
being united IN the holy bands Of
matnmony to a worthy young mel.
chan tot Forrest City, Ark. Tho
ceremony was performed ut the Pea.
body hotel in Memphis by the Rev.
Mr.. III. A. Jones, In the presence i
onlya few friends aud relatives. The
sran tenders hearty couera,ula,iOn.
and sincere wishes for the fu,u Z
happiness Of the lovely bride Qovely
IN character as in person. and Il I
happy and fortunate groom.
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GARFIELD PRESIDENT.
he Receives ga Electoral Votes aud
lhncsek 1855.

Below we present, in a condensed
form, returns from the Presidential
election, 50 far aslreceived
Maine. Republican majority 5000;
New Hampshire, Rep. plurality 1000;
! Vermont, Rep. mpj $4,000; Nass,-
%ss'ase,ss, Rep. plurality $4,000
Connecticut Rep. maj 1900; Rhede
IsIsnd, Rep. msj. 1000; New YORK,
Rep. msi. 10000; n. Jersey, small
Dem. mai; Pennsylvania. Rep. mai.
10000; Delaware, Don. maj. 1916
Ohio, Rep, maj. 5000, ludiun,.
D<p. rAj. 5000; Illinois, Rer. mai.
$4,000 Michigan. Rep. msj. 40, 900;
Wisconsin, Rep. nsj. 10000 Iowa,
Rep. maj. 10000; Minnesota, Rep.
maj. $4,000; Kansas, Rop. mai. So
900; Nsbrasks, Rep. maj. %. 900
Colorado, Rep. maj. 5000; califor.
NE, Dem. by small maj; Nevada.
Dem. BY small majority oregon
tsaeifal Missouri, Dem. maj. 40.
20; Arksnsas, Dem. m.i. $4,000
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We can say ono good thing Of
G55qrafsSlaa TAihs IlsSGRe. he will mol
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Inventors and pntantnes

should send for Instructions. terms,
references, Ne. TO Edison Brothers. So-
llcitors OF Patents, Washington, d. C..
who furnish the same without charge.
kdon Brothers Il n wcll.kuown aud
successful firm OF lsrge experience
having been established In 1866.
(RCading Notice. ~
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one CHEERING RESULT.

Although We are not in possession
Of ull returns from the Second Con-
gressionaI District, We know enough
to assure US Of Hon. Van II. Man.
ning's election by 5000 votes.
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a NT =.

I. A. Lehman, Solicitor of Ameri.
can and Foreign Patents, Washington.
u. &. All business conuoc'ed with
Patents, whether before the Patent
Office OF the Courts, promptly attend.
ed to. No charge Is made unless Il
patcut Is issued. Send for ~circnlar. q
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AAafah h0efHmHai e


We soHisaa ilsAFt1laimfHi hitter
alsstpmhmshi u Ne result u lisi
TasAlsy's sIssasn lia ~ voif
ne' aapfersfed m w. Ths iidal
nave " Uttotsf aRAiasl iho Demo
cratic party, and ite indications
everywhere North n unasqsl miha
assn sad lnitfargilla woft
among ils Republicans tbd aa over
ruling and almost tesisllesa popular
tendency " soltdify Che North
against lhe "splil South abosel
Enthusiastically lhe Signs Of Ne
tines, and plainly fgteslmdostl lh'
selections Of uafhcd This the south
ern people may alwaya cspccl IN th'
future. The solid South sill IL
every contest produce : solid Nprll
In a battle II ballots, the latter cat
always oainnmbor The former, ans
will always 10 w. We even bay'
serious doubts whether Il would 10.
have been better for the South Oant
Tor the whole country If sho bad
been excluded from participation II
The National Government after Nj,
var, Until things had sct,led them
selves throughout tho North Tb,
northern people have not forgotten
the war, nor ceased to call III
"rebels." We can only submit, anC
enjcsvor TO 10 organize and direct
our local governments as to save
ourselves from the oppressive bur.
dens which irresponsible aud corrupt
iotcrlopers have shown a disposition
to heap upon the impoyori5hcd
South, whenever AID wherever they
have held power in their hands. Il
ia useless to Disguise the fact ihai
the South has 10 mercy, no friend
ship--nothing to expect from Mr.
Garfield. She fought him persist
emily and voted against him solidly.
and sic has nothing to expect from
either his lotbearanoc or his magma.
nimity' Ii she gets anything it will
be an agreeable surprise, but she
must make up her mind that enc who
will not even recognize a soGthcrncr
until he has eona as a p%onitent aud
asked pardon fDr past acts, will
hardly show any mercy so long AZ
she occupies n position Of indepen.
dencc and self.respect. We can
past, and may rs well make up our
minds that we've got to bear it
through oil the future, for it has
been clearly demonstrated in three
elections since the war that no man
can ever occupy the presidential
chair by tho all Of the southern
v,te. Greeley couldn't do it Til
den couldn't do il; nor could Han
cnck do Il, though he fought and
bled through the whole war for the
preservation Of the Union. The en
dorselnent by the South Of nny can-
dtlaie seems TO throw the Who'll,
North into persistent opposition,
aud hereafter all candidates will
steer shy Of southern support, and
especially Of a "solid South The
South, therefore, may as we'll con.
elode at once that she bad better live
at home and gi'e Ler attention to
her cotton fields, aud to the raising
Of "hog and hommony."
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WnEs fighting Is to be done II q
North calls IIancors to .he front /;
when a President Is 10 La el.e,sj
30 ssats bin TO tie is.r.
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Total vote for President, 1886.
Total vote for Congressman, 1901.