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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-13

have the medal. The address before the
school by the Rev. b. W. S. Bishop on
the subject "Stolldity Of Purpose was
able, numerous, and stirring to that de-
gree that all eyes and ears were open,
Notwithstanding the hand on the dial
plate told us it wa3 midnight The next
and last was the awarding Of prizes and
medals, by Rev. b. w. S, Bishop, Mr..
II. S. Debusk, Prof. T. j. Davenport of
Midway, and Prof, 2. A. Scott of Green
dale. So closed as interesting school eX-
ercises as the public usually enjoy. May
the community around Mahanaim look
to it that they have the services of Prof.
NJ. f. Kelly at all hazards. And may
the public be invited there at the next
prize and medal contest to witness the
browning Of deserving boys and girls.
A SPECTATOR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-13

TUE Grecnrrillc Republican Conycn-
ton last Thursday met, and after count
ing noscs ii was found Judge Randolph
lacketl few. The Convention then,
with moro harmony than was over Wit
messed in Bainum's cage Of the Happy
Family, nominated relIibone By arcla-
mstiou. The Randolph men stayed out
as We learn. ThlS gives Bob Taylor Il
second term. In hlri, almost walk
erpr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-13

" the BRIS1oL NEws Fish OF FovI-rrf
S-GnsS True Issue.
Well, as we did not Pcck around with
the FundeIs during the seven years iiiat
REIMBURSEMENT was weak, ami then so to ii
in the moment Of its victory, No guess
The Neiss can't be said TO he Fowl. The
Nous is one of tie original fathers Of
REIMBURSEMENT. and never INDUCES in
that proscriptiycncss which is NO charsc-
terislir Of Ecw Issue, which alwas as
rumra 10 nc 1'RuB IssrF.
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Burson p. q.
Law SCHOOL, OFGYysMsgLSH5IhssyO yYNnl,IESsslIY

NEXT term beihg the both, begins Sept. 9, 1880
w Diploma mi leense to practice may be oh.
taineG by attending two sessions OF Ave months
each. Candidates for Senior ClhsB received 90 ex-
animation. Tuition fto $50 per teriu OF Ave
mon us. Beading ia good families ~ so por week.
The common Law IN force In every state, Ia taught
not by lectures, but by actual recitation and OK
animation. Near two thousand young men have
attended this school June 20-4w.
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A Great Enterprise.

The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Com
pany is one of Rochester's greatest bust
ness enterprises Their Hop Bitter'
have reached a sale beyond all precedent
having from their intrinsic value found
their way into almost every household ii
tie land. -GrGphic.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-13

PULLMAN CARS. Washington TO Nov
Orlcanp, via L,nchburg aud Bristol
LEIGHTON SLEEPERS Lynchhurg 10
Memphis (vin NJ. &. g. II. r. without
charge.
Frpt Glass and Emigrani Tickos TO oil
principal toinia WEST and NORfll-WESr
M low M by any other all Rail Line,
cfT" EMIGR iNTS CARRIED on Etprcsa
Trains--lb0 pounda Of baggage allowed 10
enoh rnll ticket aud 10 pounds on each ! MI
ticket rErE Children between aud ~
years charged half retce- under five years
FREE.
This road comprises an Important link VI
the OLD RELIABLE V UGlNlA X TENN,
AIRLINE, Offering UNSURPASSED FAs
O1llTll,S for tho expedite handling Of
freight TO aud TO frcm tho NORTH. SOGrH
and WEST, issuing THROUGH DllLS OF
LADlN0 to all principal points Prumlt
adjustment on claims Road B,d Untx.
erllpd Management untqualled, Con.
nccloua Sure.
nisg-No lruoblc 10 anBwor letters.
For Tickets, Rates, Map Bills, & plsaee
apply to
LIS. DROWN, GgS'l Tn,yrliaN Ao'r,
hlhNUNWfEt W.
NJ ~, OSBORNE. MibtrR ~ rRAys.
roltrthutr, w,
FRANK lluGER, suT't rR,Na.
lynchburg, w.
All persona ~ ytnfr old aud over nre
ohNiSsd full rates ~ above, hi 'ren h,c
Years and under " rnhrn NJ ngc atc chniF-
VI half ot tho above rhies, aud children
Under years OF ngo arc passed TRtt. ln1
roundn W baggage couplatlng Of wenrlnr
appeared aud bedding, 10 each wholr tipie 4,
and lr0 pounds to oh hali nokei Win he
checked for EmlgHnla, Al hagrags mutt
bo In trunks and should bs we'll alranpej.
90 H-a-.aaaa.a.a.. H.a.... H...a..aaessas.. go
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HANCOCK & ENGLISH.

We present herewith really good like
nesees OF the Democratic nominees,
knowing that our readers are anxious
10 see them, and feeling assured that
tkeT will bs elected next November,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-13

At BRiBToi. with
Fact Tenn Va A III. Y
4 tut knoxville. that
tauoogq aud ~ roirts
IN "a gii iIfGni.
TnnfSsfc NiSSikSiJJT
he ll,si, South ie,si
1uf Norih.iecEi uHbi fy
Cintipnl'f sud point
siops tho Cincinnati 81,
Railroad.
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VIRGINIA ::

At Rules held in the Clerks Once Of the
Circuit Court Of Washington county on the
first Monday in July, 1880.
j. W. Owen and j. G. Owen,
Executors Of Samuel GoOdsOn 7 Pitts.
deceased.
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Condensed Time Table.
ATLANTIC, MISS. & OHIO RAIL ROAD.
In EFFECT MAY 10TH, 1880.
Connections Westward.
Ar pgTsReBugo

with Richmond n 70.
icnhurg RRllroad rcr
Richmond, Washington,
Baltimore and the last .
and tho Springs along
the limo or Chesapoaso
4 Ohio X X
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with Richmond n tan
willie Il Z. for Gtoens
bofo. Charlotte and III,
springs In West. n g.
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IN CHANCERY :

The object of this Snit Ia to subject
the rsal estate mentioned and deHcrib.
ed In the bill TO sale to pay Plaintiff
debt. And It appearing by aatisfaclo-
ry evidence that all Of the said defend.
ants Except l. r. jones' are non resi-.
dents Of thIa Common wealth, II II or.
dered that they appear here within
one mouth after due publication here.
Of aud do what may be necessary TO
protect their interest In this suit.
A copy. -Teste.
L. 7. COSBY.
Rurann n m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-13

Jno. r. steptoe, Alma Tbusman, NJ A.
Thompson, NJ. l.. Thompson, Jno. Thomp-
son, Julia Thompson, W. P. Thompson
Harry burlington and 0ssie his wife, X.
j, Gregg and Victoria his wife.
IN CHANCERY:
The object of this suit is TO subject to
sale the lot Of land mentioned in the bill,
situated in the town of Goodson, Va, con-
tanning one fourth of an acre. more or less
fronting Scott Street and running back to
Beaver Creek. Unless there be sufficient
funds in the hands of defendant st ptoe to
pay off and discharge the lien for purchase
money and taxes paid thereon by plain
tills, and it appearing from satisfactory
evidence that all of the defendants except
j. r. Steptoe are non-residents of this
Commonwealth, it is ordered that said nom
resident appear here within one month
after due publication hereof, ind do what
may necessary te protect their interests
in this suit. Teste,
l.. COSBY C. &.
Bailey & McCroskey, Solicitors.
fully l3 's0-4t.
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an pErrRasnNn.

with richmond nod T.
: r4hurs q u q Nrfrts-
hntR Read fpf Md,
/ Wilmington and tlt
south east
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with vIrglhia Midland
x II To and from North
and south
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Virginia Readjusters.

THEIR STATE CONVENTION HELD AT RICH
MoND--THEY DECLARE FOR HANCOCK
AND ENGLISH, But NOMINATE A DIs-
TISCT ELECTORAL TICKET.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-13

ray Blank WARSAwn for fnlc
At The office, worry low
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Going East


NJ bVShGILLE,
with Riehmprd q rnn
willie ilaiiroar Tor ~ ~
! NOND Htr'viur at q 3
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-13

1RG week In your own town, Terms and N
WV OUTFIT free. Address ". lIALLrrr Co,
Portland, Maine. Dee 0, lS7g.ly
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VIRGINIA!

At Rules held In the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court 81 Washington
county, on the first Monday In July,
1880.
Y. l., BUrsop, Plaintiff.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-07-13

l. i, Jones. Sheriff Of Washington
county on such Administrator OF Lew
IA Parks, decd. Silva Parks. widow.
Andrew Parks. Simon Parks, James
Parks. 49, Smith. Sally Smith, (form-
erly Parks aud Fannie Parks.
Plaintiffs.
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DISTRICT ELECTORS:

Col. WIN, e. Cameron, of Petersburg.
Capt. II. II. Riddlebarger, of Shenan-
1nnh
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
MINOR DISPATCHES. e

bu
ATLANTA, Jan. 3o.-Rey. L ].
Simmon, whose name is before the
Senate, has withdrawn his applica-
tron Ior the appointment Tor the
position as Supervisor of Census
for the purpose of relieving his
friend Hon. W. I'll. FELTON,.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 30.-Congrat<
ulatory dispatches were exchanged
tosday between the mayors Of
Chattanooga and Cincinnati on the
occasion of the opening of tele-
graphic communication over the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad. Il
PITTsBURG, Jan. 30.-At meet
ing of the Western Union Associa-
tion here to-day the price of iron
was advanced 4 cents. Ef
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Jan. 30.-A dispatch
from Rome to the Pail Mall Gazette
says: "The condition of the Pope's
health is causing anxiety. He suf-
fers from fits of shivering and great
prostration, but persists in his usual
Occupation n a. . q 49,
GThe VeryReA Frederick Oakley.
o Roman Catholic divine and
writer on religious subjects, is dead,
aged 78,e 1g} ,.F 3@' .7., H. ,5o,a yp,me' T.a I
Lord Beaeonsfeld is suffering
from an attack Of gout.
Three deaths from starvation have
occurred this week in the neighbors
hood Of Pansontown, county Of
Louth, Ireland. +, 4 4 = .,5tIs- ~a,''- s5i. N'AA'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31

From parties who came from Mary
vile Yesterday morning, we learn that
Allen Garner, former colored Justice
Of the Peace Of Blount county, was
sentenced, Thursday, to the peniten-
tiary for four years aud six mon hs,
on charge Of raising or forging
county warrants, or something of
the kind. THIS was the case In which
Eagleton was prosecutor.
He was also being tried on another
and similar case, In which Duncan is
prosecutor. The evidence was In, but
the case had not been argued at the
adjournment OF Court Thursday night.
The case against him was not for
the burning Of the Court House, as was
stated by us yesterday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
Y WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.--Gov-
ernor Pitkin, Of Colorado, resumed
his testimony before the House
Committee on Indian Affairs this
morning. He related the incidents
of his interviews with Jack and
other Indians, going to show that
Ouray had gradually lost his in>
fuence over the younger Utes, and
a feeling of disaffection and a war
spirit had, for some time past, been
gaining the ascendency with them.
He said that some Of the scouts
had, previous to Col. Thornburgh's
fight, been warned that the Indians
would attack the troops at or near
Bear River, and that it was Che gen.
eral opinion among the people of
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r-e~'-
VIRGINIA.

H. r
RrcHMoND, Jan. 3o-The Whig,
Gen. Mahone's organ, publishes the
following: "The Manchester Co,s~
rier, of yesterday, under an immense
display Of headlines, perpetrates .
stupendous joke upon the
Readjusters, the sum and substance
Of which is that Gen. Malone has
gone over to the Republicans. We
are not sure that it needs
contradiction. Certainly nobody
who knows Malone believes it, and
the developments that are rapidly
to come will give the hoax the
quietus. The Courier might as well
say that Malone has gone over to
the Bourbon Funders. :. 81 "a, aJ
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Thus. then. the situation il sim.

Thus, then, the situation is sins
plifed by the elimination Of one
of the leading elements Of the
problem. The lease of the Central
is no longer a question, because the
Central has Withdrawn its proposi-
tion, and there Is nothing for the
Louisville and Nashville to act on.
What will be the effect of this de-
cisive action Of tile Central direc.
tors can not be Immediately pres
dicted. 1t would appear that it
would lessen the chances of a COM
bination of Colonel Cole with the
Louisville and Nashville people, and
would increase the chances of an
alliance between he and Goyernor
Brown and Mr.. Wadley and the
Cincinnati Southern. This, how
ever, IS the merest rumor, aid
nothing cert ain can be predicted q
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
Tne C,,nton Murder Triay.

Ia the murder trial, at Clinton, of
the shipes and Qreener for the kills
ing of Bonhsm, argument was made
Thursday by Hon. Q. p, Temple, for
the State, aud Capt. Geo. Washington
for the defense. Col. Gibson was
speaking, yesterday morning, for the
defense, Col, W. A. Henderson was
to Gloss for the State yesterday even.
ing, and the case was expected to go
to the jury before adjournment last
night. Whether they will arrive at
a verdict to-day could not be foretold.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
oorn AND qaE SOUTHERN
- .,[pincinnati Tlmes.

There is no foundation for the
remarkable statement Of the morn
ing papers that Mr.. Cole, the ex>
king of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga railroad, was almost certain
to be made President of the Gin
cjnnati, Railway, Company. Or, if
there is, the people Of the aforesaid
Company have been unable to dig
low enough to find it. There is no
likelihood of o. new President for
the short term Of the present lease.
MIR. Cole may be utilized by the
Southern Railroad, but it is doubt
full, to say the least, whether the
Southern Railroad will be utilized
by Mr.. Cole. ra.t.lH s54-. q. !.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
MAINE.

AUausrA, Jan. S0.--Several ad-
ditional Fusionists took seats in the
House, and there are but four empty
chairs at the Senatorial Board. The
Auburn Light Infantry reported
this morning. No military or OK i.
traordinary police force are at the
State House now. aa
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
GREENE COUNTY.
Hunter Kitied- A Man Rum over by
...... the Train Deaths. s7 .
GREENEvILLE, Jan. 20,

Hunter kttied-A Man Rum over by
the Train Deaths. q IN 3-
GREENEvILLE, Jan. 20, 1880.
Mr.. ED1ToR Two rather serious
accidents have recently occurred In
and near town--one Of them resulting
fatally. - p -
On the 10Th inst. three Nimrods,
Tom Evans, white. - . Gardner and
another. cqlored 3 boy, started squir-
rel hunting, having but one
gun between them. They were
all intoxicated, and when. the first
squirrel was found, got into contro-
versy about who should have the fret
shot. All then caught hold of the
gun, and In the scu file the contents
were discharged, the ball striking
Evans In the abdomen, ranging down
ws. When he died from the esP9tii P9ttjii.iy. =. Gard
ner was arrested, tried before a Msgis-
tIate and bound over to court. - .-.-.
Last night at about IL O'Clock, Jor>
dan Dickson, oolored, having imbibed
rather freely attem pied to cross the
railroad just sh cad of the westw ard,
bound freight. The result was that
he was knock ed down, one leg remain
ing across the. rail, and one pedestal
quickly amputated just above the
ankle. ..a. .........
Quite number of deatbs have oc-
Cured during the past mon tn; more
'n"'i i&lA.sLgs -
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& & CONGRESS- /


tza91 bWAsHINeroS, Jan, 80. (.
Mr.. Acklen La. made "a personal
explanation relative to the charges
made in recent numbers of the New
York Herald and Detroit 5.Post, to
the effect that he had during the
absence from the House Of members
Of the Committee on Foreign Affairs
of which Committee he was not a
member), made report, .purporting
to be the report of that Committee
on the J" Nicaraguan Claims bill.
He referred to these charges as the
most malicious and willful prevari-
cations of thestruth on record, and
offered a resolution, which was
adopted directing the Committee on
Foreign Affairs to examine into the
truth or falsity Of them. y d D5a .ss \
Mr.. Harris Mass. J, from the Com,
mittee on Naval Affairs, reported a
bill, which was referred to the Com
mittee Of the Whole, providing for
permanent construction funds for
the Navy. r im aH Ti'a !af nj
Mr.. Valentine (Neb.) asked leave
to offer a resolution instructing the
Appropriation Committe to report
the Post Office Appropriation bill,
with the exception of the items Of
appropriation relative to the star
service, by the 9Th Of February.
Mr.. Blackburn KY objected.
Mr.. Knott (Ky.), Chairman of
the Committee on Judiciary, re-
ported a bill removing the political
disabilities of VIM. B. Talliaferro,
of Virginia.
Mr.. Conger (Mich.) opposed the
the bill ON the ground that in his
petition the petitioner referred to
the late war as a war between the
Southern States and the United
States, instead Of war of rebel
lion.
The Speaker thought that the
tone of the petition did not exhibit
any disposition, on the part of the
petitioner, to be hypercritical; 1T
was in the usual form. The Chair
was always on the side of pension
ers and relieving disabilities.
Mr.. Conger (Michigan II
do not rank pensioners and those
who ask amnesty in the same
class. 5,. y' l p. 'is, !. "a
~ Mr.. Speaker-The Chair would
elect them all to full citizenship,
and those who have suffered he
would have pensioned, agE-
| The bill was finally passed; yeas,
liz; nays, $751; A number of the
Republicans voting with the Demo-
crars in the affirmative. }s, ,s4 y Z.
Bills were then passed removing
the political disabilities of j. S.
Mauny,'J. Wilkinson and G. @.
Simns, Of Virginia, -. es' .t..,s e 'i n F. :
Mr. Conger (Mich.) objected 70
the passage of q bill removing the
political disabilities Of Jno. Ovens,
Of Virginia, and demanded the yeas
and nays, pending which the morn
ing hour expired. The House then
went into Committee of the Whole
on the private calendar. The bill
for the relief of certain citizens of
Lynchburg, Virginia, refunding to
them taxes. improperly collected
from them on manufactured to
bacco, amounting to $26, 900, was
debated and laid aside, to be favor
ably reported. After some further
business Of little public interest,
the House adjourned. iaalr54. f0l a.4yls
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
RAILROAD NEWS.
The Georgia Central Lease Declared

The Georgia Central Lease Declared
rad ''..D,ai !. 4aaj = a's0f, "a
Especial dispatch to the Constitut ton.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 29.--Yes esterday
a called meeting Of the directors of
the Georgia Central met here, and
passed resolution resembling the
pending proposition to lease the
road. This action was taken on
information received from Atlanta.
A quorum of the board being here,
formal action was taken, and now
there is no pending lease Of the
Georgia Central. ~ as5 aza
"A careful investigation of this
rumor in the city developed but lit
tle---but the Constellation pitched
late last night on a piece of infor-
nation that absolutely confirmed
the rumor from Savannah
When questioned directly as tothe
truth or falsity Of the report, Mr..
Wadley said; ,'rWherea did you
hear that ?"
When toll that it had come from
Savannah by wire, he said, as near
as we can express it: u
"Ph-w-o-n-g h-h
Whether this was meant as an ex-
clamation confrmatory, indignant,
or disgustive, We can not precisely
say. One or two directors Of the
Central, when approached on the
subject, were quite as non-committal
as Mr.. Wadley, but we discovered a
piece of testimony at last that justi-
fes us in giving our full and perfect
credence to the report.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31

THE Couyfer.J Journal has arrived at
the conclusion that Gsrcelon is an old
humbug and that his followers are
fools aud knaves. Just what we said
four weeks ago, and for saying 1t we
sustained a fierce attack from our
amiable neigh bors OF the Tribune
Now let them pitch into the Courier
Journal, or acknowledge that We we've
right all the time. es.s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 29.-Oats steady;
Southern. 49, Provisions slow and
weak. Pork, $l3.50. Bulk meats
loose; shoulders, AZ; rib and sides, 7;
packed, 54a74. Bacon; shoulders, 81;
rib and sides, s; hams, 93al0. Lard,
refined. 81. Coffee quiet; Rio, car
goes, 14s164. Sugar very quiet; A.,
soft, 81. Whisky dull, $l.1la1 IL.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31

A BILL has been introduced In the
Ohio Legislature, giving women the
privilege Of voting in all school elec
tions. This is a good bill and worthy
of being copied in all the States.
Thus far woman suffrage is q good
thipr
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31

IT is said that there Is larger fleet
In the New. York harbor now than has
ever been known before. 1t comprises
So steamers, 80 ships, 454 barks, and 96
brigs, with a carrying capacity, ex-
Guiding the steamers, of $40 600 tons.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31

MEMPHIS has civil right case III
tn Uoited States Court. The wife of
q rich colored planter of M ssissippl
has brought cult for damages against
the Memphis and Charleston road be
cause a conductor refused her admit
tance to the ladies' car. The conductor
claims that he thought her companion
was ID " hiteA man and that they were
improper persons, aud this and not
her color was the cause Of his action.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31

CONGRESS has been petitioned to get
up an in lernational sheep show. We
were under the impression that Con-
gress has been giving one free OF all
charge for the last month or so. Is it
possible another one Is wanted?
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31

Colorado that an outbreak was pres
meditated by part of the Utes.
The House Committee on Com
merce considered Mr.. Reagan 3
(Tex. interstate Commerce bill
to-day, but without taking final acs
tion thereon. ~s4ssp s.ss
Before the Exodus Commission
to-day Senators Window and Blair
closely cross examined Charles IL.
Otny, who testified last Monday.
He admitted to-day that he knew Of
no member of the Emigrant
Aid Society, except Mendenhall
nor any outside Republican
advising a diversion of the negroes
from Kansas to Indiana for political
purposes. He believed the three
men engaged in melting the emigra.
tion were in the pay Of the Baltisl
more and Ohio Railroad Company
The other testimony was Aunimpor-
tant. The committee adjourned till
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31

The Richmond Wing says that
Malone has not turned Republican.
In the name of Tennessee Renubli-
cans, we thank the Whig for this
assurance. 1t is as grateful as a stream
of water is to man perishipg from
trak
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
CheuceEy C0urt.

The January term Of the Chancery
Court for Knox county reassem bled
yesfe riiay No brning, Hon. w: p. staiey
presiding, and the fplloriqg was en-
tered Of record: ,., r
John Bean VS.. M. J. Childress ct al;
order for account revived. d 5 .,s.l FL
o. P. Temple vs! i. A, Reeve ct al;
sale con firmed to H.. w. Hall. gnumh
Court adjourned till 10 O'clock this
morning
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31

THE news copied from the Atlanta
Constitution relative to the Georgia
Central road is as clear as mud. What
at first appears as a serious fact turns
out to be the merest rumor.