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WORTH A THOUSAND DolyARsi

Every child born into family Is thought 70 be
worth % thousand dollars" to the par.uts Why
then should they not be cared for from infancy 10
maturity? Keep the mouth and teeth right by
soZoDoST, and you start them right.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-Air Joseph
II. Colqnitt died Yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock at his residence, No. S03 west Grace
street, in the siXty-eghlh year OF his age.
For many years he was one OF the leading
saddle and harness manufacturers OF this
city. Until within the past three days he
was in his usual bealth, and was out attend
ing to his daily duties. lie was good man
and highly esteemed by many friends.
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HAVE ANALyZED THE WHISKY known IN.
der the brand OF " H. select" controlled BIZ Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR Co., Richmond. Va. and
fnd II nee from Jtisii-oi and other impurities,
and recommend its use for medicinal aud family
purposes. J. B. NcCAw, VI. d.,
Late Professor OF Chembtrv.
Medical College OF Nirgidii.
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slgrI0E sAI.Es THIS DAY.

JSO. Z. LAUGHTON. JR., 10 A. NJ. stock Of gsr-
d,n-Seed, and store fixtures at No. 4l6 Skin
street.
PAINE q NOWLIN. 10 A. ~, ladies' straw bats,
mems and boys straw hats, toos and SHOES,
clothing, dry goods, fancy goods, &c.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 a. NJ, farm ant
family horses.
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8ithmond 9ispatth
2i. 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE nIspATCH
II LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCu.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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MoOELIGHT AT Box AIR.-An excursion
train on the Richmond and DInyille rail-
road will leave here ut $50 O'Clock this
afternoon for Bon Air, returning at 1890
Z. NJ. Music and good time generally
NAV be expected.
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In view Of the reports In reference to the
clothing account OF the Sergeant oil this city
with the Auditor OF Public Accounts, and
the publications yesterday afternoon, rep
resentativc of the Dispatch addressed the
following note to Mr.. j.. 4. Massey the Au.
ditor:
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MRS. ENGLISH'S SCHOOL

YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
WILL BE RECPENED TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
21. 1880.
The success Of ;his schOO during the past year
has encouraged the princpal 10 secure in addition
abe assistance.
Fur circular, ard further information apply to
MRS. JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
* lQ.lW(iM .WxFlm
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THE Estates " ARTICLE.

The following is the article OF the STATE
to which the Auditor refers in his note to
this paper :
"HIDE FRAUD.
Hide II. Saws Massey-Now Official, Now
Private, Says Massey-We viii Rum
somebody, Says Massey-But You
Mustn't See Ny Records, Says Massey
They are Private, Says Massey; and Not
Fit to See, Says Massey-l Charge Fraud,
Saws Massey: and Charge II in a Whis-
per-The Public VIII Know the Charge,
SAYS Massey; for Make it In Corner, in
Several Corners, Says Massey
Can Defend Himself, Says Massey-And
Only Whisper, Says Massey-l'ye Got
Chief, Says Massey, and an Organ, says
Massey; and VIII Try TO Throttle the
Public, Says Massey-Maybe We Can
Drag in the Judge and George Wise,
Says Massey.
Mr.. Auditor Massey has let it be known
that he has preferred charges OF fraud
againstthe Sergeant Of the city OF Richmond.
He and his understrappers whispering to
peopIe on the streets vague intimations thal
The said Sergeant has defrauded the Com
monwealtb, and that he auditor Massey
has proved himself the watchdog OF the
Treasury or the Auditors office or the
Common wealth. and that he a long time
oco-yiz., on the first day OF the month
gave these charges into the keeping OF the
fudge OF Richmokd's Hastings Court,
and that thereupOn correspondence
followed between him, the said Auditor and
the said Judge, complicated with the advice
OF the prosecuting attorney, who advised,
according TO the Auditor, that the public
should be shut of from any knowledge OF
this matter until such time as the ends OF
Justice might be furthered by prosecu.
tion.'
A special reporter OF the State was there
upon sent TO the Auditor, Mr.. Massey, 10
know II be had made charges against the
said Sergeant OF the city OF Richmond before
said Hastings Court Judge OF said city.
The Auditor refused 10 show to the re.
porter the letters supposed to have been
written by him. Thereupon the editor OF
the State, with the reporter, went to the Of
fee OF the said Auditor and asked TO see
and to copy the letters 10 and from the Au'
dtor, Judge, and prosecuting attorney, as
being official letters concerning public mat
ters.
The Auditor sheltered himself under the
pretepse that his letters were private, and
ibat The letters OF the Judge aud Common
wealtb's Attorney were private, and upon
bejpg asked whether Ietier-book upon his
table was official or private, declared that II
was both or neither, Just as he chose; thai
In Il were many letters from Massey and
many letters from the Auditor, some pri'
ya.e and some official, and when Ihe
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THE REMAINDER OF OUR STOCK MUST DE SOLD.

We now off.r our whole stock Of PARAsoLs and
Sun. .UMDRELLAs Al AND BELOW COST, oes 10 sslt
all out this month. Those in wan, Of a superior
article at an extremely low price should purchase
now, as such chance as this Is seldom 10 be met
with. LEVY BROTmERS.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues 10 Increase I'm prosper
ifN from wear 10 year II offers superior advantages
IN location in is huildings aLd grounds; IN It's
general appointments and sanitary arrangements
i,s iul corps Of superior and experienced teachers
ifs unsurpassed advantages IN music. modern ian.
guaees .loCuiiou. fine arls. physical culture, ana
instruction in the theory and practice OF cooking
the sacceSsfu efforts made TO secure health COM
fort ana happiness i's opposition 10 eXtrayae ance
It's standard Of solid scholarship.
For full particulars apply 10 tie Principal Tor
e,,al.en,as * lS-2m
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A CHEF D'GUyaE IN THE ART OF PERrUMyRY
Is the composition Of and distinctive Bouquet,
a. I'm the case Of J. & T.. ATKiSsoS's s,ephsnotis.
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MILLER MANUALLABOR SCHOOL.

TN'O TEACHERS will be appointed 10 ihe MIL
IER MANUAL-LAROK SCHOOL. OF Albemsrle
county on The 2SIH OF JULY.1SS0 lone Of them
10 act also a. bOok-keeperl. Salary, $3.50 and
board, CHARLES :. NENABLE.
JOHN Il. RANDOLPH,
Visitors.
Applications with testimonials, will be address co
10 "Risiiors Miller Manual-Labor Schools" care OF
ty 16eod6t
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RICHMOND, July 20, 1880.
j. r.. Massey. Esq, auditor:

Dear Sir,-HavIng seen paragraph In
the State this afternoon to the effect that a
correspondence hss taken place between
Judge Christian and yourself relative to cer-
tain allowances 10 the Sergeant OF the city
for prisoners clothing, &C., would be glad
IL you would furnish me with copies OF those
letters for publication In the Dispatch IL
consistent with the public interest.
Yours truly, EDWARD ii. FISHER.
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MEETINGS..

4 CALLED CONVOCATION OF nNI,s.2
N LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH CHAP E/HN@e
TER. No i3.will be held at -. AiDans Eal klvslsa
corner of Min aud Third streets. THIS
(W.dnesday) EVENING at z o'clock for WORK.
Candidates will pcase apD~ar promptly. All koyai
Arch MasOns IN good standing are cordially ihvited.
By order Of the VI. r. II. r.
IvD1.1t. Secretary.
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IySTRANCE COMPANIES.

THE SOUTHWESTERN MUTUAL
Il LIFF-INsURANCE COMPANY -
OFFERS INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST.
Having larger percentage OF surplus aud paying
larger aTerage dividends, IL furnishes SAVER IN
STRANGE atLEss COST than any Of its competitors.
Insurers are invited TO examine for themselves,
and ia buy their insurance, as they do everything
else where they can find II best and cheapest.
For lpT,Ler information, address
JOHN l.. CARY, State Agent,
10l5 Main street. Riehmond, Va.
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VO TEACHERS.

V'O TEACHERS.
ON THURSDAY. July !, 1850. there will be
NETTING OF TIT TRUSTEES OF THE NtW
LONDON ACADEMY, at The Acddt my, To ELECT
A APRINCIPA!. for lhe next ensuing term. At'en-
ii0n of teachers Of superior qualifications Is re-
ouested 10 this notice. For particulars address at
FOREST DEPOT or BEDFORD SPRINGS, VA,
any one OF the Roard OF Trustees
W. u. IRVINE. X. &. W. RADfORpi
v b. FLOYD. JESSE IRVINE,
THOMAS READ. THOMAS WEST,
or :. T. PETERS, President.
The election Of Principal Of New London AcAds-
my has been POSTPONED UN1I. july "a,
$50. =. L. PETEES,
iv 7-eOdtiV24 President.
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IRATIyE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
July 20. july 10, july 10, July l
CTC 1870 1870 1880

1875. 1879, 1850; 1850;
Total deaths. IL IS 10 ii is 20 20 90
sulI-5orn..... 2 U
Mean temperature for the week ending
July 10, 81 S5; mean temperature for the
week ending July II, S7.l4.
Amount Of rainfall for the week ending
July 10, O.T3 inches; amount of rainfall for
the week ending July Il. 0.52 inches.
Population Of city, G4,Gj0-w white, 3D.
953: colored, 2G,697. Rate OF mortality
OF whole population was 32.17 per 1000
per annum; rate OF mortality Of white pop
ulstion was 27.39 per 1000 per annum;
rate Of mortality Of colored population was
IS. .95 per 1000 per annum.
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Coleman, for c.rryinx concealed weapons;
aud W. Woodward, fer the larceny Oh
money.
The irregularities at the Bank Of Man.
chester have been investigated, and there
VIII also be several presentmenis made In
this case
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EMINENT Dns. $. j.. AxDLC. NrDELEr,

- Coldens LIBBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT on
BEEF we have prescrbei with excellent success In
Jphtheria, malaria typhoid fevers. debility, &C.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, !
OrPIcE nE Tile
OFfICE Or IHE
AUDITOR or PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
RICHMOND, July /, 1880.


RICHMOND, July |, 1880.
Hon. G.. l.. Christian
Dear Sir,-I beg leave to call your atten-
tion 10 the accounts presented TO your Honor
by the Sergeant OF the city OF Richmond for
boarding and clothing OF persons confined
IN the city Jail. These accounts are certified
to the Auditor OF Public Accounts for pay
ment. The law limits the amount OF cloth
ing TO be allowed by the court TO any one
person to an amount not exceeding ten dol.
lars in any one year.
Upon examination find large number
Of prisoners have been furnished S5 worth
OF clothing per month for the first five
months OF the present year. | have not
examined the accounts OF past years, but
suppose the same charges have been made
heretofore as now. think some have been
reported as having been furnished with
clothing who are amply able to provide
their own clothing. The State is suffering
seriously from eXorbitant accounts allowed
and certified 10 the Auditor for payment,
and | beg your cooperation in efforts to
arrest them.
The law allows three dollars per day for
conveying prisoners to the penitentary.
The Sergeant OF Richmond conveys prison.
ers one at q time on succeeding days, and
charges three dollars thus for each priS-
oaer, when all might be taken on the same
day-that is, all who are convicted at the
same term OF court.
Very respectfully, &c,
JOHN T.. MASSEY,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS BOARDING
WI AND DAY-SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Nos 6 anS 6 east Finy-ihird street New York, re-
OpsRs SEPTEMBER 20. The course OF study IN
the c0ilezsfe Departments meets all demands foi
the higher education of women. ~ l5-2taw3m
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1JOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 46
lS1 Mount Vernon Place. Baltimore tnglish,
French aud German Boarding and Dsv School for
Young Ladies. Mrs. M. j. JONES and Mrs. NJ ATT
LAND. Principals. assisted by Professors l.. g..
BRICKFN>TEiN. SIDNEY LANIER, r.. BAR
Ten, NJ. d.. and large corps OF other teachers oi
experience and ability. superior advantages are
orered on account Of delightful situation. The
swpnty-Grst annual term will commence SEP
TEMPER 2OIH. Circulars sent on application.
{e zen
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HEAuQUARTERs RICHMOND DIVISION. No. A.
L. n. h. T..
RICHMOND, VA, July II, 1850.
CIR KNIGHT S,-Attend 10
- meeting Of your Division. in IA E.exA
tIgur uniform for work. at Leyy's Hall, VI 81
THIS "Wednesday EVENING, 2lst III k'sfSyy
slant. at o'ciocs. EvaTy Ineinhrr must w.
be present, as an election of officers viii N.1|
be held.
BY order Sir Knight Commander. -
GEORGE E. RUFFIN,
iy0l.1it Guard.
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YxCVRSIOHs, PiC.sICS, &c.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
TO
BON AIR,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY2IsT.

The RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
Will run specill train on WEi'NESDAI. july
2isT. Leaving Richmond and bsnyile depoi st
$50 p. NJ. returning leave Bon AIR AZ j.. u
g. Cd music Ia a't1ddnce, sad deiigHtiui ava
pleasant time may be anticipated
Fore for round uii 0nly 20 cents TicGets t)-
J. r.. MACMURD0,
iy2O.2t General Passenger APent.
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~ THE COURTS.

~ THE COURTS.
Captain George d. Wise has called to see
the Auditor, and the matter is now In his
hands for Investigation.
Mr.. LEES STATEMENT.
We sent 10 Mr.. Lees house last night
for statemeRt from him, and he furnished
the following:
RICHMOND, July 90, 1880.
Dear Sir,-My letter is addressed TO Cap
tain George ID. Wise, and Is in his hands.
/ said to him TO state 10 Auditor Massey
that il any money had been paid me which
was not legally entitled to 1t had been so
paid without my knowledge or advice, and
was ready to pay it back as soon as in
formed OF the amount. j said this verbally
TO Auditor Massey and TO Judge Christian.
! never made ont my monthly accounts
for The jail, and never knew anything
about the clothing charges. | supposed IL
they were not correct the clerks in the Au-
ditOr's Office would correct them, as they
generally kept them one or two days for
the purpose OF examining them before
they paid them. | correct all errors for or
against me in all my business affairs. The
State is at all times indebted 10 me for sup
port OF prisoners, and can at any time in-
demnify herself against loss by mistake or
otherwise. n. NJ. LEE.
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1860. Even that was. In my opinion,
twice as much rs II should have been.
i appeal 10 your Honor to take proper
steps to redress these wrongs and 10 pre-
vent their repetition. Very respectfully,
JOHN Il. MASSEY,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
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CHEAPEST EXCURSION OF THE

NUEAPL-T EAIUKsION OF TIE
" SEASON.
ROUND TRIP To MOUNT PLEASANT,
on Chesapeake aud OHIO Railroad
ONLY 25 CENTSl
gAsKET Picnic OF The FIRST ENGLISH
LUTHERAN STNDAY SCHOOL,
THURSDAY. JULY 22D.
Train leaves Chesapeake ani ono d. pot al A.
~, sni returning arrlvesa at $50 4. NJ.
This viii De an Ol.-iashioned Bssket Picnic,
Archery. croquef. foot-bsii. boating, &c. viii bc
some of the smusements Ofrrsd.
RoUHD-TRIP TICKETS 20 CENTS; CHILDREN,
10 CENTS. 90
Tickets FOR SAFE at l.. Y. FRANCK's, No. 90 norm
Ninth street aud at the train. jy 1885
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THE ANSWER.
Judge Christian sent the following re.
sponse 10 Mr.. Massey's last letter:
JUDGE's OFFICE. HusTINGs COuRr,l
RICHMOND, Va, July /, 1880.
Dear Sir,--I am jus, in receipt OF your
favor Of this date calling my attention 10
charges In the account OF the Sergeant,
which surprise me greatly, and which II was
impossible for me to be advised OF without
your assistance. AS the accounts go from
me as soon as they are examined, and II
is impossible for me TO remember from
month TO month which OF the prisoners re-
ceived clothing &c, thank you for the in
formation contained in yours, and will al
ways thank you TO cill my attention to any
irregularities which come from this court.
You may rest assured that will cooperate
with you in any way that lies in my power
to prevent any abuses in the future or to
correct any that have been committed In
the past. / remain, sir, very hastily,
Your obedient servant,
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN.
John Il. Massey, ESQ.
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| editor OF this paper took the book and
! began TO look at IL Auditor Massey said
IL was private. Thereupon the Auditor was
asked where was his official letter. book, and
he answered that he had noDa unless that
was official. Then the demand was made TO
look into that book as an official record OF
public acts, and Massey begged of, because
he said there were private letters in there.
yet al the same time allowing that he had
no official record OF public letters open to
the inspection OF the public. The result
OF all this is plain enough. Either Mas.
sey Is getting up false and mali
cious prosecution. or the Judge and
prosecuting attorney are in a ring with him
to conceal frauds upon the public, ring IN
which several other officials must necessari-
ly be interested. In any case this Massey
refuses TO make public his official acts,
though they are detrimental to individuals
and 10 communities.
He qubbles on what is public and private,
and 1t is evident that an order OF court
would be necessary to allow any citizen sc-
cess 10 the record Of his private acts.
The Sergeant OF the city Of Richmond is
the person whom be desires 10 attack.
What is the system in the Sergeant's Office
we do not know. II 1t is a bad one, we
desire 10 overthrow ii; IL 4 good one, TO
sustain II.
Thus Massey desires evidently to throw
vitriol from dark corner, and travels
around this Commonwealth making charges
which he fears or refuses to give to the
public in bis handwriting. Let the people
Judge this creature, this thing in the livery
Of godliness, this cuttIefish, who throws out
what is at once venom for his enemies and
defence for binself."
Mr.. MAssEY's FIRST NOTE TO JUDGE CHRISTIAN.
The following is the first note which Mr..
Massey addressed to Judge Christian on the
subject:
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER Asp CnEsA-
PEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE or sUPkRiSr.kDkNr,
RICHMOND, Va, June 22, 1850.
NOT TICE.-Comme0clif
- THURSDAY, Jnly lst, the PoWhAIAN-
ivy sTFtWf will leave their dock, Twenty
fourth and Dock streets, for BALTIMORE ssen
TuE SpAY EXcuRsIoy TRAIN to WEST
POINT leaves depot, corner Twenty-tmrd snd
Dock streets on each SUNDAY N 3 4. NJ. hetura-
ing arrives AZ Richmond AT 1880 w. ~.
rare frou, Rich,nond 10 West Point and return,
s'Y' '"'' ''' ''~' w III. 4. DOUGLAS.
je23.So, superintendent.
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PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS

January l3. 1872.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-09

Our democratic friends do not
appear to have thought that they
are possibly to blame for the change
wrought in the minds of Tennessee
bondholders relative the compromise
heretofore offered on the basis Of
sixty cents on the dollar. But it
will be remembered that during the
canvass, certain democratic news
papers and politicians charged that
Judge Hawkins and the republican
party were committed to the policy
of paying the whole debt, dollar fol
dollar. Of course it was not true,
but it was SO charged. The bond
holders possibly believed the charge
Our friends may learn yet, in the
course of human events, that it is
always better to tell the truth.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-09
The National Republican,

The National Republican, OF
Washington, comes to US enlarged,
in a new dress, and with a new
editor. MIR. George G. Gorham, for
many years secretary of the United
States senate. Mr.. Gorham is one
of the best informed men Of the
nation, is a man of decision and
character, and withal, ready and
vigorous writer. Under his mans
agement we expect to see the Res
publican take its place in the very
front rank of American journals
In Mr.. Gorham, southern repubi-
cans have an able and unyieldine
friend, who has and who will con
tinue to stand by their Interest,"
with courage and fidelity. We wisl
the National Republican great sue
ces under its new management.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-09
POLITICS AND BUSINESS.

A number of our southern ex~
changes are advising business men
in the south to stop trading with
northern people, on account Of the
vote of the northern states in the
late election. This is the silliest
kind of nonsense. We would be
glad to see the south so independent
as not to he compelled to buy goods
anywhere away from home. But
business men do not mix politics
with their business. When a man
goes to buy, if he is a business man,
he will buy where he can get the
best bargains. If he can buy goods
cheaper at Charleston or Richmond
than he can at New York or Phila>
delphia, he will buy at Charleston
and Richmond. IF he can trade
to better advantage in Boston or
Cincinnati than he can elsewhere,
there is where he will go to trade.
It is great piece of foOlishness
to suppose otherwise. IF the south
expects to be Independent of other
sections there is way to be so.
Let us go to work and build up
manufactures and make our own
agricultural implements, our own
cotton and wooden goods, our boots,
shoes and hats, our stoves, glass;
ware, etc. We can do this. We
have agricultural and mineral re-
sources sufficient to make us inde-
pendent. But the simple act Of votr
ing the democratic ticket does not
supply all our wants. There are
things that we must have which we do
not now produce, and something else
is necessary to their production
besides voting the democratic
ticket.
The talk about Furnishing the
business men of any section bes
cause they vote the republican
ticket is worse than childish. Until
we place ourselves in an attitude to
produce everything we consume in
the south, we must buy what We
need somewhere, and if the people
do not buy where they can get the
best bargains, they are greater fools
than we take them to be. Talk like
this in which certain thick-skullec
southern editors are now indulging
only serves to expose their OWL
mental weakness.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-09
Feeble Ladies.

Those languld, tiresome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to be
on your feet; thai constant drain that
is taking from your system all its
elasticity; driving the bloom from
your cheeks; tnat continual strain
upon your vital forces, rendering you
irritable and fretfnI. can easily be re-
moved by the use of that marvellous
remedy, Hop Bit.ers. Irregularities
and obs tructlons of your system are
relieved at once, while the special
cause of periodical pain is permanent
ly removed. Will you heed this? ?
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
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people's Bank of KnozVlD'
AND
STATE DEPOSiTUi-Y'
.,v,o.-oooxx BANK BUILDING. GlT
KNOXVILLE. TENN

= AZ uoaurr JOS. R. ScsalsSisT
President. .c.shier.
wulsransac. eener.l h iSsuo 0sriss'ssin5
On Deposit, deal in ss snS stocks; she?i
Silver. Bank Notes. BoneS p a. Of Revenus scntip
We prefer that that C or send funds by y"
stead of mall or expreS8'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-09

A WASHINGTON dispatch to the
New York Tribune of Monday