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, 1880-02-25
FIELD. i.lNDtEy l. Co.
Now York.
50 Ia sallo.st., Chicago.
STOCKS.
MnmtcrN OF n. Y. Stock ExchauRb.
AlnEllT n. DAY, Manager.


etrong md cmttuu., md 70 continued untlt
Inst before tho close, ,rhct, nj, uttack ws n,,,o
On ,o 1ls er.yoR stocks '''wm sna ~ momg mo
quickly TINT tho m,.rkcs Ind no chance to rally,
,r',s ,,,.,.. ~ ~ s'o ~, s,t,ta,, - ,~nrrn,t ~. ~,
W. W. ,,. 'o." n sae saan,lon 10 masr. tne 10 - ee.
lci TINT It wis 0ihcr thhh temporary lnsh 10
Kot stocks down to tuy. Thorc Is no longer atly
,tonlt TINT II l,sis Ia nrrivcd 1T for tho consol.
aas'on os mo NOV A,oa"y CnsRn n, n' @ u.sSs
Southern systems. md tho 1'otilsstllo Naah-
willie nntl Nashville 4 Chattanooga. but eSuct to-
tails nro mt to be Ind. thouuh enouuh IA
hrnvr t, ,,nrr,,,, ,,,c ., .t,ro,,t thot ,hn ,,ns
10 sr ~ @ .e 81 tnn at II 'o H. rGii
sMT ,,s W ~ Ner3 S ~ III Ts Im,1sviIlo m
'n yia ar,i Nav tii1al,v war; u innstvo t.,iar it
thrn,t ,,,,is setrnn ,hth ~ c,a,.o,f ffss H"t,,r
,nv ny iif9sI wv omirkiy ",nnca ~ h""vv
rsnsaotns' s % m.s ,r,,;nH ~ N" " rItch @ nrt
urrc i,Doks chnnxctl ha,,s. It II M re~ort.s, thHt
hnlers hui "nI of III = ncr Gfnt aas,
y @ ',,Gt ~ ~ . .Mo ,f H. I ts
rrn VIZ ~ stks n nrtixc II TX nvsh md
M st.tMt st1E' T.. tts'I
, 1880-02-25

L.oUfsvlLLE, Fob, 2l.-COTToN-StcndY nt l236c.
FLoER-Dnll md UNCHANGED.
GNAlN-Whcat tsTm At HES. Corn gu!eti No.
white, 4JDi5o; do mixed, l2c. Onts steady; No3
white. &osAlo; do mixed, ss4x@;rlc Iyo 'quletatGo
&c.
lIAY-Etcndy at ftjGOl 1900.
PNuvlalUSM--l'ork stenhy MT 12xe Land flEm, primo
HtAnmi Hulk meats stBnlty Mt tAG 1No: Nhoudets
Gs3af'58c. lno1n stendy at 6a7y4oi sh0uldor1, s.n
llamH-Suxur-cuteu HGl1Ec.
,WuIHkY-fLM
, 1880-02-25

DuPvA1o, N. Y, Fob. q. .--tllA1N Wheat strong and
nou,!nnl,y leo htEhpE snlcs cars ut 4lt for whia
MchiRnn Has for No. rcd wlntor Torn iirms sales
10 cnrn at 40 for now No. Toledo tenok; +kc Tor
nnw high mixed on truck Oats Urnt sales cars Ut
+actfol Nhlt0 Alchlanni +o for whtto Ohio; ao for
nLIUa WUst0tA-All On truck.
, 1880-02-25
DET,llOJT.


DETROIT. Fob. .2L-FLouR-nnll
OnAIs-Whcnt qntett oxtEn, nsnlnnl1 No. whis9
tl3lss February. ss!9f notnans S.arct f1S, non'.
lnnl; April. flJit May $liS; milling No. !. &lI2M
asked; rucopta, II, ,0N bu; shipments. H,uu bu.
, 1880-02-25
1aJc0IlT "A.

PEORIA, Fob e!-G1kAIN-Corn Ar1ns high mixed,
34Gss;sla, mxed, N>l8aGMo Oats !,lnctive, but usu
Of 81! {si.ist. Nye hrm; No. 2, lie.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at f1UII
, 1880-02-25
6tooks Opon Strong and Close Weak
Prospects Of a Desperate Strug.
30 gle Between Bulls and
Bears.
Government Bonds Duller-Larga
Shipments Of Currency to
the Country.
The Produce Nhrkets More Active
Grain Stronger, hut Closed
Tame.
Provisions Depressed by Largo Supply Of
Hogs-An Active British Demand
for Corn.


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FINANCIAL.
Th, d,wnwoc, r,ovsmcnt In stoc,;a 4tnt ,,coon
~, sn,,,1n, ,.,s o.,n,,1n,. f,nr hrll
liant onn,,Irtr whi,I, ,,,t IN ,voetcrr tInJor nj
tho flr.t n,ntatipn I,i. 10 lin n,,l rnu 1)u,nwarc
e. x-1,u,fu,,, from ~ =, aut art"r th,s dnimaIvo
munr,,vr1, thc ,nortnt wcakrnc,I ncrccntihlv
mn, Il ,yns evident Tint strung party woru d.
Inn ,,,e;r hest "a rcuk n. At thn otnsc thnrc wn.
o,I,n II siumn. r,nInwnn, 4 il,,,fsuu cotn1 m Il
1,nJnta in t,v., ,no,.aa nrd 1.ric tho fr"n1ora
nnh Inn tctrurnnh s,ortts wcur,nv innts nr Iie,
tros.. Clrsi,,v prlccs wcro ooncrully Mt or ncar
fho ,owr.t or I'm ,Iuy TIM ,,,at stf.ka. with tho
sinu,o csctpt,on of Dclawntc 4 Hu,stn. tnnt,o
unins. 1nekuwuunn ndyancc,t x. to ss4, after
snIItnp NJ N,,:. MnrrIs l. Essrx mno l. Ia liz. au1
lscndipr v. Ia BDh. 4 cousuc,,o1, rxcep,1ou 10
tho wcolsncss Of tho day wis Ohio 4 mississippi
nrcfcrrct, which t,7,tnet hak tn K.A The notut IL
buyChcuso st, Louis & Now Orleans wos Justified
by Il rise uf ., TO 46. with intermediate anlcs Mt
40. Although Wc,tcrn Union rnu down steadily
frum 1t6H to 1iAu. closing nj 1llx, the t,nnl
Quotation showcd nm advance Of /: on tho !t,st
n,,otnt,oAs t,f soturt,ny Atmntic 4 piclla did
no, IN dwell, md ftcr selling nt 51t ont1 60..
nIosctl nj 63ai. n lo.s nr u.
In ronnnrisrm win tto c1os,no nr,ccs of satur.
dov. Now York CrntrnI Inst af. n isf. MtohIunu
cnntrnl 1,f- IN nj. LAIR shor, ". IN In. North.
wrstern ca,nnon 1,f. NIt. n. pnul i. tn M.
tho nrcfcrrc1 is. to 1r,,f: 1j,tnna Central H. to
1fr. rnvIsyli,o 4 t1asbSiI,o Il: tn otIs. XII. i,s
IN 1gx. thu nrnrcrr,a, ~. tn fstx. Ohio 4 MIssis.
sipni i, tn 1ME. lron NnnntnIn IL, tn dix:
f,Iovrionn f.,l,,r,,r,u f,tnrTnru,i T. 1rdtnn.
nnoIts ~ IN ri: ~ Inn l. IN A.. cana1,
Eonthor,t v. to n. Kunsos 4 ,rcxns il.
4, imt. Wr,,nsb IL In Ia,t. thn rrc'
1c,rc1 IL. tn fs.:. M,nnnano,Is IL IN bdH. Inn
Vrn,,r,sr., ,,rern,r,t W r. ss,t. Mnr+hnr,, t,m.
ctnc sf ~ rtz:. tho ,,.of.-r,, = ~ ~. pootn,
mni, >. IN tau. Tnro E,rIo l. wns.n.,, =. tn :nu.
aia,,r T.t - y, M, ~ rr<,rnr-rn,, - ~ Eo1.
In,,tm,a.s,;. n,o'.a',..,,, T. was.a. 80 ,t ~ a.
on,t Wn,,,ntson ~ I'm ''4' ~ '
mo.,,o. tt, ,.r,s .,,n,.,1., r,,,,o, ca 1o, ,,po.
rorro', wont ~, II: w. .aat md cnt,,,,,,u,s ~.
, 1880-02-25

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tr1buHa.
KANSAS CRY, Feb. .ct.-G1sA1N-Tho Price CHrEns
repors Whont, roce!pts. III 6s9 bu; shipments. 2A5
By: h!Yasr: NJ; 2caah, AK, February. s1; SoA4
hui shlpm9ntst f7,lM bui Armeei fo.2 cash' SAG
EGbr0nfY. %1H1
, 1880-02-25

CtAvELASn, Fob. A.-I'ErnoLruM-Quiae' stana"
ard whto, 10 test. exc.
PlTrNnuls0, Fob. 2t.-PETnoLKuN-Quio eEuda
tiMM at i'asto,s for shipment; rcnned $40 for pa'
DIT CITY. III, Fob. at.-rErRoLE EtitmMaEket
0ponGd ao!yg. with I1ko bld ntty Aneed 70 s9G eo
lhtoe days, liaMO Bills averaging 37,, transactions
EAun
, 1880-02-25

BT.Loui2, Fob. ob.M.-cNTroS-8tcady md unfhanfed'
,niddngs, l?4o, saics, n balesl rooopts 4ani ship
rneAta, 4,7Uut st0ck, 79,aN
NEW ORLEANS, Fob. 2lt-Cotton Nuct' Hlldatna'
1tc: low lntldllnR, l3*ot good ordinary tDtei ~
FsSosrls ,1 halss Et2as 1y!s! Sn!.rE III N ensat.
wise, l.7Hl sal1s, AGQi stock. 3Nt7N
, 1880-02-25

These figures show an incruAse during last
week uf O., II In wheat, 2,1S5 hi oats, and de-
cruaso Of l.1l8 bu corn, 1,8s3 bu rye, 1l.ds9 bu
barley. Totul inurrase, B.0,0 bu.
Also alioat In harbor, 1Sl, ,Ni bu whoat md
1864 tai bu corn,
Total In store and ntloat, Whcnf, 4, e,6Gl i07 bu;
Corn, sol e.: hut all kinda, II, 10. ,412 hu,
Hull freights wCTo reported atcndy OIL tho basis
OF 400 per 100 Ds on graiu 10 Now York, nrd ]5o
on boxed meats to do. Through fretXhta 10 Liv-
orpool wero diAo on meats nnd lard. and 68o on
Hour; do to Glasgow 8SAo, und lard Anu meats TO
Hamburg S5e.
The rtcclpls of wheat at Chicago, Milwaukee,
st. Louis, Toledo, and Detroit rcportod yester-
day, Aggregated a0l 900 bI, and 6h!pmenta Qa,0 900
hu.
Tho following Wcso tho exports frum tho four
lending cities ot the Atlantic seabourl for tho
, 1880-02-25

Oswrdo. Feb. ai-UItAIN-Whoat hrru. Com
WQatpsp 4llxeu. hH35yc,
, 1880-02-25

NEw YoHH. Fob. z,-Ths jobbIng trndc Il stcsa'y
Improving. hnd business IL fair with comm.ssoe
houses. Cotton Ro,,da Ii uodGEuto demand ana ot.
Ptnts quiet and rnl. Lancaster fnnoI pIsns III
advanced ~ To- LAWNS ttfo6a Kn0dA ana F.nAnaHn.
nctso. MGns wear OF wo0lens ind hnnnels IN stssa'
deulund Ind Ypry trnt.
, 1880-02-25
LIVE STOCK,
lllIiHAlQ.

CATrLE-rhero Was no pe1toptltlo improvement
In tho tonn Of the cattle market, Tl0fd larger
attendance Of buyorH and cattle chanGod hands
thnn on tho das boforc. but pseea remained weak
mud variable, especially for modtusu aTndus, Tho
cctnts comparatively, M0ra moderate but the co1dI
ton Of tho astoF markets II ttle calculated tn call
uut much OF movou'ont In that direction md tho
domand for shipping eatt,a-ns for SONS days past
WAS restricted. Nor waa th1te much inquiry for tho
upper grstea. such "a sought for In the English
mutkct I.aschers' and cannors' stun mot with fair
domand. ard considerable trading In atnck cattle was
accomplished though tiGrt caaa at stock for
which tho domRnd equnlad tho supply. Darlington,
March i Go. sold load Of tno s0orn Ut $A but with
that exception did not learn Ut any saca At over
sA10, whiio Tbs number sutd II over N5o did nut
Good 10 head. Mort Of the trading WAL At fa7asS.1
for atockc7 and nutohers atuE, nnd VI klsolto fur
common " ohotco shipping stooFs- Not all sold, and
the Matknk nn!shod Woak.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Naoyes-lrHdod sk00Fa. Weighing l,AU
~ and upwards: .........;. I...,..:.......E .EMaaN
chnios ii9afpMs "a Tit99 IL r. rol''formod stoers VA. ~
inN laN Is lm ss...... :.,...:..'.....r;.. A312AU
sins 9S Is Ito A1as4D
l1utGAer1' EtSo1-roat ii c0malon steeEs and
wsixains I'D 10 Ida S:.: m ~ ] 7oasa1s
Stock CAttle-common CATTLE Weighing ~ 70
.nlas,as|ixi; lid an COWS, asio;, staxs.
.hus md xcalaWnx 1teatS.ss..u. @G1&1M
Yonts per 10 41&pA7s
, 1880-02-25

At a meeting nf the Directors Of tho Chicago
Mining noarl held Baturlny, 1t wu.s decided to
1llow, until further notico, zach member II
naulc on1 OF tho mining c0lnpantea now lEstch
OF, the San Frnclsro Stock und Exchange
Ioarl, Dr oil the Now York Etnck Exrl,niixe, to
be calcd ~ tho ChlenEo Mining l,oas7! frs,e.
In aces'rdancc with thIs rule Il n,iinter VI Koosl
mlncs were liatc'i and called yesterday morning.
to Innkp tho t,fAr1l mutual Institution. 1t tllis
thus fnr been i,annKshl by tle trXinh! InGor.
prnat;nrs a.; n.nlMr1ng ,.ta fifteen The twenty-five
to yntco IN tho management. It IL hnllt,vrtl
tsat tils ncson ,I ,' n tho part !" ths nrevoss y
tho succrsa ut thu institution.
Cotton opHntsi 7, 4, ~ El1o fur alnsch, msio for
l3..eo fur April, aud l3Su for hlay.
THE FIRST NATIONAL NASK OF CHICAGO
As Tor sa'e iaFRo lluu Of choice Bxa1 pef cent
ltalIr}Ad First
3initTGAGE AONna.
milwaukee, 4 FL Fn4 lsis, haattng pof ccnL due In
-l LIN arc tur ,ale u 10 and inlorost
COOK COUNTY AM, WEST CHICAGO PEN cxNr
BONDS.
MILWAUKEE. d ST. PAUL F1lssr MORTGAGE
FER CENT BONDS. duo In lah
INVESTMENT BoRl,s OF At.!4 klNDH%
cAAKAEs lIENnoTlM
,u wash!natan,st
THE MHl!cIIANrs sAYlN0y, LOAN Ann
TAus.r COMPANY
Huy ard HaN
UNITED STATES MlsDs
LOCAL. INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Also pay tho highest market pseo for Chicago City
Btrtp,
TAAbK i FRANClb,
Aanks1s and Arotera,
70 p1l0ADWAY, N. =.
Members Of tho New York Stock Nxehanto
, 1880-02-25

Special Dtspateh to Tha Chteueo Ttbuo.
MtLwAEKEK, Wis, Feb 3l-'rhs wnrehou.rmc,,
port tho stock IT Rn In Ftnre hero Mnudny, rrs T.
"A fonws: Whnnt hNt1.lsi bu, tntA, %iEAj Lu. ~.
y5,D7 but rye. ioi, ,:t9 lit; harley. 2.2sg ht. '''
III the Isf,ltyH Aasoctdttl PrtsJ.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Fct. .1i.-Ffuun-Firtncr.
GitAiS-WhOa& firm Mt tho opening. n,,yauccd L..
md c1ased dnIil Nv. MIlwatlkro t,nr,.. &tss: H.
Mttwaukou. tl.2i; NJ. Z do. tl.xl, Fshruatr, IL -
Mnrch. ft.21Hi April, saf74, Mo- : AilIwnukco. lin,
M. Z. slGi. rrIectol. Nc. Torn hlzl,os; M. ~
Oats WEAK: No. Eo. tyo qMlnt htid unctlnnvrI. ~
]. ;ao. yaroY d,Iist; Mo. 2srr1nn, E'3c. "
f'nuvtsiDHn-gntet hut sen.ly. nl1ss pork firm =.
cnRiI& &s.2i AtHFclI. -" " s@"
LIVE llDua-Qnict hut ntcathy nt ft11a4lD
llnEaHhp tfntis-HlpniIy nt &liIkdlH.
G0D b1l. ~@' '''se@,
,sl1i,NExTs-Flour, ioon brs; wheat, 6 sop bu; b,,.
, 1880-02-25

IazGEIr1s-Flcur: 10 br1s, wheat, 2auH bu, mr..
1alan bn: nhsa, ItU0 bsi. ~ eu'a,
HturMKNTs-thr1,, t]url hi.
Wunt-An UPWARD tendency; fhtn, rcnnsr,,..,
rs.ra, Ms1ne! r,rll!nm h*3,ic; es,nssn. iEtSS, ys
mcdn, ltxsspi e"SfSs. s2i vnsI"i r"miSs a ~ n
drin'ne, hM*1tel nnwnshcd DO. 4naiitcs Hsnannmd ~
, 1880-02-25

TUltIENTINE,
WtLM1N0ToN, Fob. A-BpIRITs TuHrkS1'Ss-
HtoAdy nj He
, 1880-02-25

REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments were fled for roo.
ord Tucsday, Fob. n;
clTY Fl0PkRTr.
loomts st. near Dlus lsiAnd AZ, I, 4txll0ft
uAted Feb. u u. A. btasart 70 Charles
, 1880-02-25
SIR. 1,OTTI2.

ST. Louis. Mo. Fob. 2'-FLuUn-I1Ictur, fame,
sdM casf Ch0ice, tGD'laaGt0 cashs ffl0 March; IL
May; faulty. &i.s21 lid; xxx. 6hD bid.
GltAiH-Whcnt tiahOri No. rcd. st,1}Sal3l cash,
N.Il!<@I 3l@sl3l3& March; eI5'.slN April. t1sHa
lsfsia'4 May, tl.ilGatn Junui No. 4 do, slcs, CON
higher, nt 3iSo cn-!,t 19a&o Mnrth, 17t.6c Ami.
1S}as9tc stny. S&a:1}ko Juno. Onsa hIEhcr at 1rNo
cna1,s 3io bit, Mnsch 3l3tc bid Aprat a7c bid Nsy
Nyn a1w nt 5te blu. lInriey Unchanged
WHIxKy-Eirfn nj ft.01.
lnoyH1nS9-t'Drk hrItor. nt &l?1t1l2.40 cash; tim
Anei,. llry tntod mUn&a rtrtngGr Mt {4nktl Id ELUa
hHl}G Gtth-I. HncDn rmor nj f5U, $1+0ts7 ;N f;Sls
76s. I.nri nanllnAlIy f7.l1. >'' <'''''
RECEffrH TOR tYli iayBt-F1ouf hDcT hrIs, wheat
l1nU bn, cnr, x1i no bn, oass, u 100 bu bur6r IsSl
Gu: rYU ?Aktl bI1. ~
40U bu. -' s'f
, 1880-02-25
MINING STOCKS.
BAN FRANCISCO.

BAN F1ANOJsco. Cal, Feb. .s.-The following
Rr0 tho eoaInK HuotAtions III tho Stock HnartIi
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24
LYONS & McCAMPBELL.
What They Have Done and What
They are Doing.


About six years ago the frmF composed of
Will. L. Lyons q James A. McCampbell
opened out in the Drug business, at the cor
ner now occupied by Hunter & Co., both
being practical young men, thoroughly con-
versant with the business, and capable of
successfully managing the same. By their
uniform politeness to all who called, their
strict attention to their business, and by
dealing fairly with all with whom they came
into contact, they have won the esteem of
the community, and have gradually and
continually increased their business. They
have first class stock of Drugs, Chemi-
Gals, Patent Medicines, and Druggists
Fancy Goods, and this being the holiday
season. we will notice the latter line particu-
larly. They have just received many very
handsome as well as useful articles, suitable
for holiday presents, such as fine cut glass
Toilet and Cologne Bottles, elegant Dressing
cases, of various styles, Plate Mirrors, Puff
and Jewelry Boxes, and many other Fancy
articles. They make the very finest article
of colognes; have {. full line of fine Toilet
Soaps, Combs, Hair, Tooth and cloth
Brushes and an endless variety of other ar
ticles, any of which would make an accepta-
BILE present.
We would not close this article without
remarking that they make the Prescription
Department special feature, and give the
greatest of care in putting up Physicians
Prescriptions, day or night. Don't forget
them, if you want anything in their line
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24

Maj. r. Thornburgb, of New Market,
came to the city on yesterdays noon
train.
Capt. Isham Newman, and his
brother, MI. r. e. Newman, came
down from Messy Creek yesterday.
Mr.. J. w. Borches, live Straw
berry Plains merchant, was down yes
terday.
Mr.. James B. Madden came up from
Chattanooga Tuesday night and went
over to Blount county to purchase
some beef cattle for the butchering
business of 6eilaz & Madden at that
point. We are glad to know that Mr..
Maiden and his partner are succeed
ing well.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24
Millinery and Fancy Goods.

A. D. Dunbar, dealer in Millinery,
Fancy Goods and Jewelry, also Manu-
facturer's Agent for Nickel-SilyerShow
Cases. 81 Gay street, has the largest
line OF Trimmed Hats, Assorted
Plumes, Satins, Silk Velvet, Ribbons,
Brocade Silk, Jet Feathers, Black
Grape and Grape Wells. Headquarters
for Corsets, Health Corsets, DR.. Warn.
er's Nursery Corset also Madam Foy' q
Skirt Supporting Corsets, Jet BRAIDED
Caps, Lace handkerchief, etc., etc.
Mr.. A. D. Dunbar and lady have es-
tablished themselves in the estimation
of our ladies by their careful attention
TO every detail of their business
Their Millinery department is equal
to the most fashionable houses of the
east. Looking over their stock a day
or 40 since we were astonished bt tt
at the quality and quantity of their
goods. Everything that a lady could
possibly desire was to be had 1t the
very lowest price consistent with the
quality OF the article. Much Of the
prOverbiaI beauty of our Knoxville
bellies is due to the unexceptionai taste
of the lady who presides over the
Millinery department of this popular
house. "What duck of s bonnet ?'
is an avery day expression to be heard
at this house. Mr., Dunbar is agent for
the celebrated 'tNickel Silver Show
Cases." which he is ready to supply
in all shapes and sizes at manufactnr-
ers' prices. We are informed that be
is constantly receiving orders from a
distance for these casee, which in ad-
dition to the orders daily pouring in
for goods in his other depaI tmeL t.
gives to his house the appearance of q
thriving business. We can confident
~ refer the ladies of East Tennessee
to this house for their millinery and
fancy goods of every descrip
ton, feeling certain that per-
feet satisfaction Will be
the result. Beauty unadorned is
adorned the most" it is said, but when
adorned by Mr.. Dunbsr's excellent
lady, it is adorned tastefally. Knox
Vile is never completely ''done with
out q visit 10 this Emporium oil
Fashion. We bespeak for this house
successful future. "
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24
PENCILETTES.
Christmas eve.

Christmas eve.
Ten clerks at Stropg'e.@
Hang up your stockings tonight
everybody.
Cowan, McClung & Co. BrogaDs for
$l.19 st Gogset-, Ford & Bros.
Kingston had three inch enow last
Sunday night.
A splendid stock of Umbrellas, at
Gossett, Ford & Brothers.. xii22d4s
Christmas trees and entainments of
various kinds will be the order of the
day now for several days.
Plenty of goods and Ten clerks to
sell them at Strong's.
Mr.. w. T. Jones, deputy county
court clerk, 'infroms US that he issued
q marriage license yesterday for o
groom n years Of age and bride 10,
both having been there before.
Gossett, Ford & Bro. have been, and
intend to continue to sell, the Cowan,
McCIung g. Go. Brogan for $l.19. Let
those equirm that dou't like it.
The preparations for the Christmas
matrimonial boom continue. Three
marriage licenses were Issued from the
county court clerks Office yesterday,
making eleven In the past three days.
So far, none Of them belong In the
city.
What would make q nicer Christmas
present than a Cowan, McClung q Go,
Brogan Shoe at $1.19? Gossett, Ford
s. Bro. have them.
Newport Sentinel: We are au>
thorized to deny that Mrs. d. @. Pot
ter is diligently studying the Catholic
books furnished her by the priest.
She informs us that neither she nor
her family has any thought of accept.
ing the Catholic faith, as was inti-
mated two weeks ago by the cambridge
Watchman and Reporter.
Who would want a nicer Chris tmas
present than pair OF the "Solar Tip
Shoes" 1T Gosstt!, Ford & Broth
er's? xil22d4t
The same horse which was ridden
through the canvass of 1873 by Hon.
r. L Taylor, when he beat Major A.
II. PettibOne for congress 738 votes,
was ridden through the late canvass by
Major Pettibone, who waxed 1t to Bob
to the tune of 1,416 majority. The
horse belongs to s. 81. Anderson, O
Jonesb0rO livery man, according to the
Herald and Tribune.
Goseett, Ford & Bros, Sole Agents
for John MGndel's Celebrated Solar
Tip" Shoes. xii23d3t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24
,,o,,ers, Mothers!! ssothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken oil 'o~ 90,
rest by sick child Altering and crying Win y,
circulating pain of cutting teeth? l; So 60 60
once and get a bottle of Mas. WlNoLon
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor ll'.o
sufferer Immediately depend upon IL Ihelo al
mistake about it. There Is not mother Oh ooce
who has ever used 1t, who will not tell you a' ,hs
that it viii regulate the bowels, and give resi-
mother and relief and health to the ehld' % ases
like magic 1t is perfectly safe to use III 0l ,roo
and pleasant to the taste. and IS t-e pr'ons
of one OF the oldest and best Ienlale p lt.1
and nurses In the United States sou s'eA'
20 cents bottle
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24
BURNETT,s COCAINE.

BURNETT,S COCAINE.
The BestHair Dressing in the World.
BURNETT'S COCAINE allays
irritation. removes all tendency 10
dandruff, invigorates the action of the
capillaries In the highest degree, and
has earned deserved reputation for
promoting the groa0tb and preserving
the beauty of the human hair. Ladies
dressing their hair deliberately for the
evening will find that it iInparts a
healthy natural gloss to the hair, and
will cause it to retain its shape for
hours. $500. Il
BURNETT's FLAvORING EXTRACTS
are used and endorsed by the best ,Ho.
tells. Confectioners and Grocers
throughout the country. They are
perfectly pure.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24
Cause and Effect.

The main. cause OF nervousness is
indigestion, and that is caused by
weakness of the stomach. No one can
have sound nerves and good health
without using Hop Bittsrs to strength.
en- the stomach, purify the blood, and
keep the livor and kidneys active. to
carry off all the poisonous and waste
matter of the system. See other col
umn.-Advance.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24

Every lady in town has read the ac>
count of the big wedding, and all that
have not an invitation to the feast
should go tosday and get their Tnrkeys,
Hams, Beef Tongues, fresh Fish, Oys-
tiers and every thing that:it Ia possible
for them to need for their Chris tnnas
dinner, from John Hudiburg, the Mar
ket Square Grocer. E
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24
The Greeneville stabbing.

In reference to the stabblng affray at
Greeneville, mentioned in our columns
yesterday morning, the Tusculum
Record has the following:
Mr.. John Mitchell, of Greeneville,
while passing along the street soon
after dark, Friday evening, was arrest
ed by stone thrown from across the
street and falling near him. He went
over and found colored man standing
there, and charged him with throwing
the stone. The man denied it, when
Mitchell seized him; the cOlored man
drew a knife and gave him severe cut
In the abdomen. Mitchell is under the
care of DR.. Smith, and the negro is
lodged In jail. rl---..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24
New Coal Company.

A No. Coal Creek Lump Coal for
sale by Star Coal Company. Office
aud yard at railroad crossing, Clinch
street. THOs. L. MOSES & Co.
Leave your Orders with ]. w. Slo-
cum, Druggist, opposite the Custom
House. dec17d6ms
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24
For Christmas.

Novelties in Celluloid, Hands ONE
SilEer-pIatsd Call B, lis, Nickel Cs 'en-
dar Alarm Clocks, Solid Silve Fruit
Knives, with Nut Picks; Fine Rolled
Gold Bar Pins, Separable Cuff But
tons, Cuff Pine, Necklace Ear Drops,
Bracelets, Silver Thin b!es, Pearl and
Solid Silver Card Cases, Vaces, Gold
Tooth Picks, &c, s.. Please call and
see them, at A. D, DUNBAR's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24

w. A. TITUS, 81 Ashland Avenue,
Toledo, Ohio, says: My wife is now
as strong as ever, her regained health
being directly due to, the use of the
Excelsior Kidney Pad. We can
heartily recommend it to all kidney
troubled persons See ADV.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24

''For several years I have had Tor
pid Liver. A year ago I tried as an
experiment TUFTS Pills, and was sur
prised to find that they accomplished
all the results of Calomel without any
of it's bad efecls. I was always an
unbeliever in Patent Medicines, but
am now convinced that there is some
good in Nazareth." E. II. GRAY,
Augusta, Gs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24
a Card.

To all who are suffering from the err"' '.D
.ndiscretions of youth, nervous weakness 49,
decay, loss of manhood, ETC., VIII SEND q ~,
that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE TINS s, ,.,
remedy was discovered By missionary In '' ~
America. Send a self-addressed envelope 10 "
REV JOSEPH T. INmAN, Station D., New YORK I ID
tan I dpod-yY1Y
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24
". W. Woodruff 10.

Are Sole Agents for
Dupont Rife and Blasting Powder,
Disston Circular Mill Saws,
Rubber and Leather, Betting,
Hay and Cattle Scales,
Oliver Chilled Flows,
Halls Fire and Burglar Proof
Safes.
Stock on hand at factory prices.
Wv. WOODRUFF & Co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-24

The best place to buy your Beef,
Pork, Sausage and Fresh Meat of any
kind, is at L. r. McAboy's Red, White
and Blue Stall, in the northwest cor
ner of the Market House. nov24-tf