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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-01

the Legislature? The cases of the five
cities are referred to-.
"Have the Governor and CouDcil
the right and Is II their duty to recall
any certificate OF election improperly
or enormously issued to any Senator or
REPRESENTATIVE, or If they can not re-
cali certificate, have they the right
and Is it their duty to issue new ce- =
tificate to the person entitled ihere'o
under this opinion of the courts?
Garcelon now declines, however,
to so submit the matter, and is de-
termined to adhere to his theft.
There the matter stands, and the
Republicans are willing that 1t
should stand there for the present.
1t is an outrageous disregard of the
will of majority of the people OF
Maine, that will react upon its
authors, and sweep them out OF eX-
istence. Time will set all things
| even. The American people will
not trust a party that
seeks to control the country
by such methods. We have had
enough of revolution, and this ac'
of the Maine Democracy is its
final death struggle. 1t dies as il
has lived, a dangerously corrup
party, and from hercefOrth it viii
attract attention, only by thu
loathesome stencil which emanate
from its decaying carcass.
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UNDER the head of "The Census
Takers South" the National Re

UNDER the neaQ OF line Census
Takers South the National Re-
publican of late date says:
mo doubt General Walker finds
great embarrassment in filling the gu
pervisorships under Democratic repre-
sentation, for he very well knows from
past experience that they can not be
safely trusted. Those who resort TO
fraud and oppression to disfranchise
their fellow citizens, certainly can not
be trusted to establish the basis of their
representation in Congress. These are
the methods of the Democrats,
and hence the Superintendent OF
the Census can not feel any as
surance of an honest enume ion OF
the population IL the labor shall be in
trusted TO such hands. The only sure
safeguard against such frauds is to
place none but honest and reliable
men on guard In the Southern States
appoint the enumerators and super.
wise the census. IL would seem that
there can be found honest and capable
men enough In the South, who are
not Bourbons, to appoint as Super
visors of the Census without resOrting
| for such agents to a party which ii
stepped in crime and blood 10 secure
political advantage"
The editor of the Republican has
not studied Southern affairs fol-
nothing.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate
nv vIRruE oF FIVE EXECUTIONS I'M

DY VIRTUE OF FIVE EXECUTION IN
ID my handt, issue from tho Circuit Court Of
Knox county, Tennessee. in the following cases
to-.it: Two in the Gaze OF A. P Mulraney VS..
Lins Rose OF al two in the case of A. c. K.
Cailen VS.. Linsey Rose ct al, an one in tn case
of a. c. u. allen, admir-. VS.. Linsey Rose, will
on Satur iay. the II tn day Of Jsnuary. 1880. Ia
front of the court house in the city Ct Knoxville.
Knox county Tent est ee proceed to sell, at uh-
lie ouory, to the highest bidder for cash in hand
ell the right, ii lie. ca IN, interest and demand
that the def, ndant, Linsey Rose. has in and to
the following described piece of land. situated
and lying in the end civil district o, knox
county Tennessee, and bounded as follows.
io-sit: Beginning at a pine knot and sasssfrasa
Wyrick's ard Carriers corner thence vest To-
east four cen poles to a black oak thence south
30 east three poles to tmall hickory thence
south f5o west one hundred and forty -Jx poles to
a stake thence n oTth 40 west three poles 70 u
fallen down pine, thence north 90 vest hfty-
seven poles TO stake, thence nor,h 70 east one
hundred and xt -Four poles to stake, William
Carter's corner, thence south AZ" east tixu-Lwo
poles 10 well, thence south 7So east twenty even
poles to the beginning c,nt lining sixty -hve
J89. C. D. GJSSETf ID. Sheriff.
dec2OdlwSt.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
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Cyrus Gilium VS.. Mary GiIlup'

Cyrus Gilium VS.. Mary GiIlup,
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING Fko ,E u
the Original Bill which i sworn to, mat the
defendant Mary GilIum, is NONRESIDENT OF ,ne
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VIVA IN tHRoEICLE for four tuccestiVe werks'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28
By w. GoddIn, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, EXTENDING FROM THE SOUTH SIDE
OF WATER STREET TO THE sHIP-LOCK MD
TO JAMES RIVER, AND NEARLY ADJOINING
THE WHARVES OF THE OLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANYs-By virtue OF deco or
trust executed TO usb by Colonel H. O. Cabe aud wife.
mond Chancery Court, and la accordance with de-
cree OF Richmsnd Chancery Court entered on the
9th March, 1880 in the case or C0x's executor IS.
CabeI &C., we shall proceed 70 sell Tor cash, al pub
lie auction, on the premises.on
MONDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1880,
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ If fair; If not the first fair day
Ihefeafter,l the following VALUABLE PROPER
TY-vix., LOT fronting so feet on the south Side
OF Water sirees running back between parallel lines
200 feet (more or lessl to James river and bounded
on the west by the land Of Abram Warwick, and on
the east by Mrs. Ann Dade.
Also, ANOTHER LOT on The sou'h side or water
street. commencing ri the intersection OF Tue west
line OF Ann Dades lard with Water street, and run
ping back east along Wafer street 53 feet more or
less) to street recently condemned; thence along
the western side Of said street 40 feet thence east
wardy along Wharf street AS feet, thence At right
angles 10 James river, on which IL has front Oh
100 feet; and on the east by Mrs. Dade's lot.
Both Of said lots subject TO the Claims oil me
James River and Kanawha Company 10 the wharf
privileges acquired by said company by condemna-
tion and assignment - -
Plats will be exhibited at tho SALE The fact that
This property Is located the dock, nearly opposite
to the depot OF York River Railroad Company, and
within loo feet OF the extensive wharyes aud sheds
OF the Old Dominion steamship Company, (Which
company Ia doing an immense irade,) should attract
The special attention OF cspia and other, 70 mis-
sale. ALEXANDER u. SASDo,
JOHN HOWARD,
Sc $3.50, DC 2.4.5.6,7.S,9,k10 Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

rT,RUsTEE,s SALE OF LARGE, FIRST.
s, Class IS Es aIsSkf HsFbbeeTF%SE f sxa
SEVENTH STREETS. AND * unAy yhrV ~
PIE sQyAEsE !YF fq nSoTsySbEb BY chow.
lloyd LosnxiIey fAHSyppp giSE AS sbn oP"o
Ma NSAE T ~ Mit trds ChLLtD ALIENS GROVE.
n, Urine " Two desds Of trust executed to the sub
,er,ber Nv Mr.. W,lIism v. sheppard: yr ard vile,
,he rs bearing s,; asi, xsssSeer IS. SIS The s
S eDhp rccnrdea n Richmond Chsueery Court in
E geSs lo .o.r g. ics % sse s and ae6
in execution thereof fhavinR been 50 REQUIRED oy
the holder or The several notes ty ss ON
The prernises in the order advertised, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4,
=. Az o,c,oct p. NJ ~ fair; II not the irst fair day
thereaf,erj, that LARGE, fIRsT.CLAse IhhEE.
STORY seeK sssye 10 Eli es Franklin
street. tornerly occupied BY the grantors IN said
deed but now BY Major l. u Carrn.ton ~ ir ,,ss
ana hoanded an The north by sno,ber alley con-
tains about 10 rooms, ana nh''neu IN "''uso"''
style.
And on the following day-viz,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1890
q, Az o,.,ock p. NJ. on the premises, that BEAETf-
Fiji sOUARE in Sidney. partly within the CITY
limits and partly without, bounded 6y Groey owe,
Floyd Lombaroy and Vine streets con. h nn lou.
front OF 40 PIP feet and depth Of l7ek feet TO
an ley 20 feet wide.
As these lots are in the "West End" quite near
TO Richmond College, they should attract Inc spe-
cial attention Of capitalists and others ..
Piats OF the property will be exhlhitt ~ tDe SAFE
and can in the mean time be seen at my once.
TERMS: Cash under the frat deed 10 the extent
OF $4,000, with Interest from 18Th March, 1850,
intending expenses OF sale, taxes, and insurance "
arrear II unpaid under the second deco; sfUuV
10 fall due 18th November. 1880, togeihtr Win
some interest In arrear also taxes and insurance,
II unpaid ana to the residue OF The processes OF
such sales, such terms as the granior snal pre-
scribe and direct or on their failure 10 give any
directions then on sucn terms as the trustee Snail
think NJ.
The special attention OF those wishing 10 pur-
chase good real estate is called to this sale.
az 2l.23.26.26 dds w. GODDIN, Irustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28
BY w. GOddin
by W. GOduln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
l. DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN
F0UsHEE AND FIRST sTkEETs; oP I,}Sf ~
KNOWN se MA" As TIE III asoUTHERN FEMALE IN,
STJTUTEr-By virtue Of two deeds Of trust exc
cued by Mr.. Alfred Moses aud wifs--ihe FIRST 10 the
undersigned. "; GSddin and 4: d. Kelley; trustees S
to the undersigned, l. II. Darlington ana r - Levy,
trustees, bearing date 25th November, 1879, both
duly recorded IN Richmond Cbancery court-@we
shall In execution thereof proceed 10 sen nj puOhc
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, 1sT OCTOBER, 1880,
at Az O'Clock Z. NJ Of fair; II not. on the first f.r
day thsreafierl. that VERY VALUABLE REAL
II feet. and depth OF 156 feet to a wide paved
alley. On The lot Is VERY HANDSOME
DWELLING. three stories above the basement,
ING. erectad by the late r. p. Lefebyr. for board
Ing. and dsy-school. Including those In the DWELL
ing. there are altogether about thrty-hve roens
cudIng two handsome parlors RECEIPT ion. rooms &c
TO The east of the dwelling there Is a HANDSOME
BUILDING LOT. having front on Grace street OF
about 3Ux156 feet TO said alley. me premise are
row occupied as irst-class family boarding house
by Mrs. 4. j. Warren.
The foregoing real estate Is located on Grace
street In a most desirable neighbOrh0od. Tile
premises we're originally designed by Mr. Lefebyre
for iTst-cla,s residence and bOarding-schO0, ana
have long been used such by the late ID. Lee Pow
ELL Mrs. Darlington, and oIhere, and for that pur-
pose or for clearinghouse or large Family they
have many advantages.
TERMS: BY consent of parties, one fourth. cash
balance nj six. twelve, ann eighteen months Tor ne
gotiabe notes. interest added, secured by deed OF
trust.
The special attention OF capitalist and ott ers is
called to this sale. w. G0DDIN,
A. NJ. KELLY,
Trustees In the first deed;
]. III CARhlNGTOS,
j.. j. LEVY.
Trustees in the second deed.
sel7lo.22&tdtds
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BY l.. Register, Auctioneer,
New Kent county, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIRST-CLASS
i PORTABLE STEAM-ENGINE AND SAW
MTLL.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed Dy
William Nj. Hall and William Y. Sheppard. Jr.. 10
us trustees and duly recorded In the clerks once OF
New Kent county, 10 secure the payment OF
certain notes therein mentioned. and where's de-
fault has been made in the payment OF certain
OF said notes. and being required so TO DO by the
beneficiary, we will sell at public auction on
THURSDAY TUE TIN DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880,
on The farm Of Wingneld Lipscomb, about one and
hall miles from Tunstalfs station a. 1880 l. NJ.
one 15-HORSE-POWER ECLIPSE" PORTA-
BILE STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER on wheels,
complete with governor. pump. gauges sslety valve,
&c.. &C., with one No. ECLIPSE" PORTA-
BILE SAW-MILL. with 30-foot carriage improved
friction feed motion. independent ratchet head
blocks. cant-hooks, saw-hammer, set gauge, &C.,
wi n so feet 10-inch 4-ply gum betting.
This engine and saw-mill is OF one OF the latest
make, and from the well-known house OF Frick
Co., Waynesboro, Va. No more complete out1t can
be procured by any one wishing TO engage in the
Lumber business.
TERMS: Cash as TO $500; and balance on credit
OF four, eight, and twelve months for negotiable
notes, bearing interest AT per cent, and secured
by lean the property or all cash as the purchaser
may prefer j. A. DAVIS.
j. j. GREER,
Trustees.
NOTE.-Any desired information In reference to
fhis sale may be Obtained by application to j. A.
Davis. at Tunstall's station. Sc 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28
by W. Goddin,
Peal Estate Anctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
~ BEAUTIFUL SQUARES lNpIa TIE MTSi
BOuNDTD BY BROAD. GRACE. FRANKLIN,
AND LEONARD STREETS. NEW COUNTY
ROAD AND ROBINSON STREET, commits:
sioDer of the Circuit Court of Henrico. appointed
by . decree entered on The 9Th of May, 1880, In
the case of Sbepp,rd's guardian u.s. Baoton s e4ecu
tor shall Offer for sale, on The premises. commence
ing on Broad street opposite the FAIRGROUNDS, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2s, 1880,
al Az O'Clock 4. NJ about EIGHT ACRES or
BEAUTIFUL LAND. well suited for suburban resi-
den ces located as above TO be divided, according 70
pat TO be seen at the Office Of the auciioneer into
three squares, ranging from $4,000 10 337-i0O
acres each. These lots should attract speclal no.
of CAPITALISTS and Others because They are beautifully
sItna ted on an elevated SITE and lie In that part OF
the suburbs which Is fast IMPROVING In value. On
the smaller square there are several WOODEN 'ene-
nenis. sammy
TERMS: At sale. DO. LANE STERN,
se2l.2S,25S2S Commissioner.