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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-26
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Chattsnooga Commercial. Feb. ~

. Chattanoosa Commercial Feb. u
OoRN-In demand, 50a53lc.
| WHEAT-Market dull, $l.25al 30.
MEALS cents per bushel
MEATs--- Bulk meats, long clear sides, 7ie;
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BUTTER Per pound, I5aI8c. g. 7Ts9
q GINsrNa-- pound $l.O5al.l6. I'D
. BEEswAx-Per pound, lea20c. ,g,,.s
Hrpns-Green, 4c; 4 sailed, g.; dry
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TALLow--Dull. per pound &C.. ptT4 d..
LrvE STocx--Beef, 2asc gross; sheep,
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eans. @s tamen 3siteu, mo- bic Ginfiinf.
te sertnser, no tauslt6s ginidrantunsen
nutkwenbis, ia ioeas 8erIeaenbeiten unb
Elm sepidsr Manssl fablbar pnrsen.
Dtes 3u srtrasen. wuroe 8alsr:en fat I'M.
mSslth. unb In t6rer Sesls seRaltete lfh
bic einfise qeihenidaft ,u siuem erbtttsr.
ten Sab sessn tbrsn @atten uni, cen ile
NIT eleihtr @lutt Serabs3u natrte une
f,nttelt. Gle Bate in ben eraen feds
Sabrsn brsi Rinbsrn tas asbsn sesebsn.
Die betben jiinsaen 3natsn (1artsn talb !;
nur bas alt.ae &ino, eine Sodter, 3D.
lsntins ssnannt, bltsb am QeSen. Ieer
aud bieies Nsilss pun bduslthem @lad
follte Fs 9assn ntdt au frsusn ea5sa.
Dsnn Yatsris rTansts frit In rte Sesle
bttiss 8inbes ben san,ea Sngrimm hss
5a1es, ben iie gsaen ben yater bsi1slcsn
smpfanb. Der Batter mar tsr BGie i'm
!sauIe. Der Wutter unb RinS barbsn lief
--auh In 1agsn, no ron elmer Gntts6'
runs yi&ts gu fnesn mar - eer yatsr
Ranb an @sburt, an @eiinuunsen, an
Qetenswei(e tief untfr tbnfn, er wuroe
ptrla1t, pertSbnt, seradtst - une penn
iein Corn unb letn aufwallsnbes @ebietsr-
weisn fe In fftner Grssn,part mol stnmal
ftredte unb In Shranfen bielt - btnter
feinsm RIden murte ct Der @esenaanb all'
bes maB!sien @rol!es, In tpelhem 8alerte
ibre Iedttr er3ps.
(Gcrtfetnns folst)
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Rorresvomdenz. Ga Orange, 6. Gep=
temter. Yon 9touno Tcp aus wirb elm
uaSliidsfau terihtet, ber, uenn er iid
beitdtist. mirtlid idredli& mare. Gin
amSeiebener Uurser uub 9anbwetier bort
iebrte rcn Der Scsb beiul uno fanb 3mei
4unben, welde feiaer idcn barrten.
geise bradten itr Nnliesen uor, ater
infer Weifer, Himrco sleid, muBte erit
ietn Dcppelsewebr, pon benz INNER nod
ein Qauf 9elaben mar, auspnben. Da
plSelid eebt Der Sdub los, beibe .3un=
ben, ben Ginen leidt, ben Nnbern lebr
fdmer perwunbenb. Yin benz Nuftcmuien
Der S&perperwunbeten mirb sesweifeIt,
ale trei 1erren fne Deutide.-Nud bic
VSbnen Iiefern 3ur Shredens Gbronii
einen Yeitras; Elm sewiHer Soiepb Ga
tarbnitt, ber iid bier aus Deutihtbimelei
ober lrnit eimem @runoe @drtner, baS
beutide Wprt fiir fsinen 8atersnamen,
nannte, bat iid pereiftet uno swar nit
raid pir!enbem Nmeiiensift. 3abarbnitt
tefanb iid einiser' Nntlasen wesen in
fdweren NStten, bate uamentlid Nnsif
Dor eiuer antlaae ,pesen QeSensbebrrbnng.
Die 8cpublitaner bier baben cine Wors
periannllaus absebalfen. Sim 18. mirb
bic @runtp @cnpenticn iattfnbsn unb
ciefer bic Gmpfebluns scrselest werben,
fitr aue Ssuntnbeamten Won,inaiiouen ,u
MAIDEN. Mles perlief duberit barmoniid
uab baben mir auen @runb uns meaen
oes suten NnfanSeS Der Champagne gu
sratuliren. Ncbert 3app mirb ,pabr=
fdeinlid ale 4anbibat fit Senatpr oes
26 Diitrittes aufseite0t werben; Gbarles
Sud binSesen 1T Der ausetiebene fitr bic
aesislatur. Gin Tartiser bier, Naniens
5csrp Green, bat aus Rade Zen grun.
nen tes 5errn s. 8. Wccien persiftet;
l6 perirnen liesen idwertraut bornieScr.
@reen febt Der Ycrunteriuhuns ent=
9eben. t
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einise banserabe sweiielbafte @anDibatea
auf pem Ylaee, bic ibri9e Beb0lferunS
wurbe iebniadtis bon ibren meiBen ert,
pnfelbsrn erwartet, no jeper Gag etnen
neuen 8eisea erSiinet. @uasuinifdeaSpfe
batten ermartet, bab her Ylae lid) ant
Dienitas Nadn1ittas BON Weuem beleten
,parbe, Elm fdSner Sattef fpnnte aud nod
srptert merben. 5alt batte id bic Yari=
riier Yrlf gu ertpabnen Sersellen, elm 6ab
auf einen fdleppenben alet BON 4 per=
n1ummten berittenen @eltalten sesrsen,
brett iid nit BET srSBten @eldwinbisteit; !;
3Yei perionen bic YaNase nebmen, baben
i9re liebe geotb li4 erauf feit3ubalten,
fiat bann elmer inc @ras, bann folst
5pott unb @eladter. Der 8uridlas,
baB fdmntlide Gdnbibaten ibre Siee
brauf nebnlen lcllten, fanb feinen 9lnflana,
feiner mpute bic Brobe telteben. 2eiper
muB i'd gum SdluR nod, ertpabnen, baB
lid einise Nnlerifaner Dienfas Wittas
bsim giien semein unb flssebaft betruser,
babriber ppn u. $. sriinolid absefan=
5elt, brptten bic 9alunfen nit Waffen,
edter SfDwbpSeiit fam sum Ycridein.
Die DeputpzSberiffs hatten ben Ylat
idcn ant Wcr8en perlafen, icnit mSdte
ihnen bas Sersnasen bod serial;en nor
ben iein. Gin SheriHS. Ganbibat mar
nod 10 a,eaiaenireunblid, einem rer iun'
gen 0cweies feline Yiitcle ,u leiben. gS.
9rt W. 6rcmme unb anbere 0Bdbler,
merbsn bafir iorseu, OaB Der 6err Bel
Der fcmmenben Wabl nidt nit Stimmen
iiberlaben tpirb. Us n. Irautmei II.
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@eaSrte Jslbpisnlfiibunaen.

Dtnstetm l&rsitt man tsm ,WsoIst.
8retsbl.": ygsrFoGensn Grsitas In ber
Griibe ma&tsn bic bti uns sinauartisrten
SUIbatea tes 1876. Snlanterie. Neaiments
6slpbttnfiibunesn. Cine Nbttsiluna son
eirea fiinfsbn Nann In Sollsr Rrisssaus.
raituns bsuests it& auf Der erobsn @tra.
bf. als il& BON Der entsessngeisbt.n Mi@.
tuns ber 8ubbirt NIT feinsr 5esrbe natsr.
h. Die sssarotte Garbt an ben llnifSr=
msn f&isn BEN Sultan Der 6esrbe = st.
men fatfiGsn stier = gsrti,t sa tabtn,
hsnn plSbli& fab I'D tas 5anf&sn Col.
batsn attatirt mnb auh slsih einen Der
8amtrahen 5--G Wtter bod In bic Quft
ilisSen. Der Stier tattt tenlelben nit
lt!nen 6Srnern an Der pa!rcnta{He ae.
padt uns mte sinen yaa IN bic 65be AZ.
itltueert. 8sin Stur,e trlitt er be
tfefenbe Splpat niht unbtbeutenbe Der.
ltbunsea am 2opft, 70 tab strItibe auf
etnem Dassn naA Strabturg tr4nspor.
tIrt wetben mu6ts, glur nit pttlsr Mlits
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- Die Imeritaner In sor tttpri(4tn
3stttn paren Nteien I'm Wersleid gu Den
iett lebenben gtnwptnern bee Qanbes.
Sn etnsm 5uselsrab, bas bei BuIb Greet
In S9iu BON Der 5itoriiden @eiful&aft
seSffnet uurbe, fanb man tn stnsm Qebm.
far8e bic Sfelttte zines Mannes une Fl.
ner Jrau; tas beS Mannts ,par nsun
unb bas Der Jrau o4t Jub srob. Muber
bteien .purben nod p,ebr Stelette ausge.
srabsn, aber tsineo mab psniser als adt
.Gub, watrenb bic srObten puut ,tan Gub
maben. Nhs elmer Mrt Sdilb, ben man
In etnem Der @rd6er fanb, l6lisBt man,
bab bic BsrRprbsnen Sonnenanteter
naren.
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Gtnts alten Mannes @esen

gtnts alten Wannes Segen.
Jolsenbsr Britf an einen S4reiber btes
lts Blattes strthtet:
6uly, q. D., Stunt 1880.
Dtrtbr 6err. Sd bin elm alter Mann
vOn II Sabren unp Tilt lett tis Sab
rem an Slalsntranfbeit, welde f& fets
perldiimmsrts. Sd lisb zine unsebeurs
Nense bon Waitr unb wurbe babel eeis
lawdAer. 70 oab i'd mid NIT benz @etanten
an ben balbisen Scb sertraut madts. Sd
mare aud seaOrten, psnn Id niht Dar.
mere Safe Diatstss Cure setrau&t batte.
Sd wurpe ba,u turh etnen Greunb peran.
labt, Der burh Warners Ga le &toney
une eipsr Cure sebsilt wuros. 81 babe
bic Safe Diab'tes Cure ansewanst, fs
bat mir stbolien uae Id hsnfs, bab es
bas Bette In Der Welt it,
81. y. Stctbarb.
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Wlan nsrnahlaf7ss Rd Sag unb Na9t.
sTe gu piel obne Bswssuns, arteite ,u
tart, ubne Nube, laufe fortwa breno gum
Nr,t, sebraude nae ansf,siatsn lhib-
lihen Wlittel uno man !pirb su wiui&en
wilen, 70 Il man ae. e.lunp mtre :.
Die Nntwurt beaett In 3wsi Norten
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- Dur4 Or. Silsbes'e ,2tnafeiis"
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Ear? t9atiadIid beiatene selSf. So 1T
Elm aubsrlid anjuwsneenoss MitteI, esl.
ZEN Beitanst9etle tn tbrev 3erfebuns l9
tetllam uber bic leibenben Steaen Der.
bretten, bic @4meraen lintern unb eaS
uebsl teleltt9en. pre!s $1.00. prpten
fret. Graneo ,useihidt burd .. Nduilab.
ter's & Co., gpr 3946, 9letp yurt.
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8rdmpf. unb eamsr,e i'm Maseu,
fcrtt unterltibs. Dplenttris unb Diarrtue
iinb isbt an Der 1aaesorbnuns, es iulte
lcSlei& elm 0esenmittel ansswsnbet mer.
ben, wofelbia Sotnlons Nnpbpne
Eminent am plate III. Refine Ja.
milte follts GO perldumsn. bieislts an 5anb
au tabtn.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-07

Die fdltmmRen Galle pun 5erefeln une
BlutYese'ftunsen, bic je Ia .parsn, tpurosn
burA oar onspurgattbe pilIs
fofort turirt. DielsIben rsinisen bas
glut. Nat Wnipsnbuna BON einer pllle
nadtIih 3 Wonate lang rsinet bas Blut
I'm aanlen RGrper.
The Republican journal., 1880-07-22
The Execution of Chastine Cox.

NJ" York July Is. Cox was hanged ut ~ !.
\ lle died in IT. minutes. At eight o'clock
he was taken from his cell to the galloys Sheriff
Howe and under sheriff Stevens came tirsl then
followed Cox with Rev. MeSsrs RUSSELL Stewart
Cook, Law, and Hector The black cap was on
the head of the condemned man and the fatal
moose dangied from his neck His arms were pin
ioued At the elbows, He walked with firm Step
and composed drmeauor. His clothes consisted of
a black suit, white shirt, his feet in slippers As
the procession nrared the gtIlows he looked al it
WIN seeming co"lnesS then his eyes dropped and
his Fps moA ed III pray cr as he took his station tie
meath the cross pieces The moose was then hook
Ell INTO the pendant rope and the black cap draHn
over ms race aud one Of the ministers talked 10
The conteHl!Ad IN Il low tone and continued until
motoEed to retire. The only instance of suspense
was when he Ne"aiioner, hidden behind a board
screen at I'll" end OF the ga0ws was signalleu by
the sheriff and cut with al axe the cord holding d
heavy weight
The crime for which Cox was executed was
committed more than year ago Entering the
residence q DR. HILL for the purpose Of robbery
he found himself III the presence Of Mrs Hull
whom he Straugled, and then made good his cs-
cape The detectives were all at fault in the
case, and suspicion was thrown on the aged has
band Of the murdered woman, who might hay e
been found guilty of the crime mad not a Boston
reporter, By lucky accident stumbled upon Cox
and secure, bis arrest He admitted his guilt and
though every effort was made To sane hn from
the ga!loWS the law took its course.
The Republican journal., 1880-07-22

1t j. au8sIng to note how learfl the New
! ork Sun i, that General Hancock viii say some
thing. \ few days ago it advised HIM 10 put a
seal on his mouth and throw away his pen. Yestrr
day incoming it ADVISED the national executive
committee 10 cut his letter of acceptance down To-
three sentences and if need be pick them out ioi
HIM from one Of his old orders This is fine in
pudence The SIN does not give General Hancock
credit for the com sense and discretion which
lie possesses, and shows extreme fear that he viii
say something compromising. 1t is announced
that his letter Of acceptance will not be ready tor
a fortnight yet Evidently he intends to say
something in it, or he would not take 50 long Il
time for its preparation 1t is not likely. either.
that he will allow any committee to revise his let
ter tor him. Portland Advertiser