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remarked to me, that "a man had no
right to beganythipg but a Democrat
in the South" have heard It re-
peatedly said, that s'to bea good DEM
ocrat hid multitude of SINS" II Q
man lie openly known tobe opposed to
Democracy,Ih be is virtually ostracised,
socially and pOlitically.
Whilst do not approve of the ne-
farious methods usually resorted to, to
carry elections in the State, with
which your readers are familiar, I
know that Masterpieces have been
greatly, imposed upon by scafpetbagH
rule. and have. often been grossly naiss
represented by the press, and much
political capital msaesof $50 met hing
that really amounted TO ling.
Barring polis "a, more 3 snial people
never iiveda than the III Ississippians'i
East Tennesseeaps can't surpass them
for hospitality and general kiudness to
strangers. ash 3ShE ARf 70 y - r
Intemperance is quite common here;
even Christians ~ take little
"toddy." Recently two OF our rev.
erend elders started to Presbytery on a
cold, windy day, each with his pint
fl ask foil OF brandy. Glorious was the
meeting of the brethren!
Superior teachers are greatly in
demand here, and at good wages too.
Few of tt young people are prepared
or will condescend TO teach school,
The people of Bowling Greentown are
highly pleased with their new teacher,
Mr.. Arthur Hill, of Knox county,
Tennessee.
Mississippians expect Gen. Grant 20
be their next President They say II
they have to have a Republican Presi-
dent at all they want big man.
Ass- RALPH.
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! MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

LEXINGTON, Jan. 26, 1880.
Mr.. EDITOR: located as j sm, in
the "Suupy South, M where r. Adicals
and niggersp are rank ed alike III 10 bat
nstural your correspondent ITO ImerIy
| of Knoxville) should hail with delight
the weekly reception Of the CHRoN.
IcLE.4 Good Repnbliesn reading
weekly 10 so refreshing. IL IS with
pleasure we observes tins isteaeiy pros
perity Of the CHRONICLE. Can't do
without it. We read with intense in
terest the artissss- Of eur friends, w.
r. M wv" and 'Roy.'' Tn truth,
everything IN your paper seems like
home news.'',
surrey, The matrimonial mania is
raging Ah hnox county, if Judge
Lewis weekly list of mar riaVe Iicen~
sea be correct. What Accountant 4
Mississippi girls cost SO. 90 each aflo
Tennessee girls only $3.50, / believe.
q While at Jackson, Miss, | ascer..
tanned the whereabouts of Mrs. Judge
Anderson, a sister IL Mrs. Judge M.
IL. Hall, of East Ter nessee | also
met Mr.. Moorebead, OF Greepeyijle,
Tenn, who, for twelve years, haB been
IN the Mail Service. He was anpoiuted
ny Andrew johnson to the service.
mr.. n: father was formerly a partner
III a tailor shop at Greepeville, Tenn
OF the ex-Preeident. While at Jack
son, MISS SoutherneI, after scrutin-
iHshg me closely, proponnded 10 me
the query, "A'n't YOU a Yankee 91t
showing that Mississippians disliked
Yankees" / at once denied fhe \
charge. There are extreme men
everywhere. Recently gentleman.
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LAUGHING AT US.

The amiable editor of the Athens
Post is excruciatingly funny over
a paragraph which appeared in the
CHRONICLE a few days ago, relative
to a convention of Tennessee Res.
pubicans to appoint delegates to
Chicago. The dear old man fairly
splits himself laughing over it, and
gives vent to his OVERLOOKING mirth
In one of his characteristic, cutting,
pungent paragraphs. He evidently
regards it as a good joke that the
Republicans of Tennessee should
have an organization at all. We
admit that, as Republicans, we have
been in the minority. Id We
have elected no Governor for
years, and majority of
each Legislature has been against
US. me supreme Court IS unani-
mously Democratic, the FIVE regular
and nine special Judges. Five out
of six of the inferior courts of, the
State have been presided over by
Democrats. In fact, as our veneras
BILE friend of the Postwill re member,
the Republicans have had very little.
if anything, to do with any depart,
ment of the State government, in
Tennessee for ten years. Now.
when he RECEIVERS from the psrox,
ysms Of laughter into which he has
been thrown by the bare suggestion
that the Republicans of Tennessee
should hold convention to appoint
delegates TO the Chicago Convens
ton, let him turn bis attention to-
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sHERIFFs SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN AN ORDER OF SALE
6Su fsf ooaSy s,s ta 4. c ssse
ct afy I viii s1ptse FOR ale to the high.
the court house, door Ia the city Of Knoxyille.
Knox county, Tena.. on I'M enday, the End day Of
February. 1880. within legal hoars, all thsright
tile. interest and demand whsch John WaIiace
andowie, Ann y, Kaby, Samuel Rsby, ChasS w,
Larrick and deo. W. Larrck have in and to a
certain lot or parcel of lapd with jmproveme nts
thereon) lying 10 the 10th civil district OF Knox
county. Tennessee, and a.boundsd as follows
On the south BY the land of Orleean W, Nelson,
decesfed; on the east BY Moses MoNutt, land or
LOT. and said Nelson, land; on the north BY the
Kingston Dad; and on the west BY the Concord
roads containing, byestimat alton, two acre. he the
same more or le- to satisfy all costs in the above
msnti0ned CASE This Jan. 10, Lss0.t N Z TTH'l
,.yuI,woo ". \. STERLING, D. Sheriff,
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE.
Id NoIs51. in the case Of Alex Lusby and wife
VS., Scott Lusby.issued by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court ut X rsoxsille. fnox county Tenn, and to
February, lSs', within leg II houfs in front 81 the
court house door in the city of knoxville, offer
for ale TO the highest bidder, for cash. all the
BY has in tho following described properly, to-,
wit Lot Mo- 80 Of the sui division Of tho south
ern side Of the 1871 acre tract Of land bought BY
y; Il. Shields from a sneed, Said lot fronts
Knoxville Kn ox county, Tenr., with depth Of
about 2A feet. 10 tfset of which Is of the Me
Carthy tract. This lot was decided TO Mrs. M. a.
and tho defendant in this case owns q .onsrf0urth
undivided interest In the same, and it was rot oc
tDeseription found in Book r, Vol Q, 1859, This
he 7th day OF january. 1880. 1lcI 1901 . M
,I.a,l.i,o +, . ALEX. REEDER. Sheriff.
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the havoc which his own party has
played with the State, and then ans
swer, if he can, "why we laugh >
And, BY the way, if he vii con 4
slider the present attitude of ms 9
party, he Will find it is~notthe fun
niest thing imaginable. Let HIM
take up the Gallatin EraminSr; If
he will, which few days ago, in it's
true inwardness, upbraided the-tims.
serving leaders Of the party for
their cowardg dodgpg and Sup
plant bending of the knee to the
rag,tag, and bobstail reputation.
shriekers who have displayed 50
much inferna / zeal in dragging the
State down to their own disreputable
level. That paper, one of the
staunchest and one of the ablest
Democratic journals, very plainly
intimates that it will 60 in that
direction no more. And right here
we will say, we have too much con-
fdence in the integrity and patriot
ism of the editor of the Post to be-
lieve for one moment, that he will
follow the lead of those who openly
espouse the cause of dishonesty.
| And the Examiner is not the only
Democratic paper that has given
notice that the leadership of Saw
age and Wilson and their co-repudi~
ators is not agreeable. The Nash
vile american, Chattanooga Times,
Knoxville Tribune and GAINESVILLE
Tobacco Leaf, all influential Demo-
cratic papers, have spoken out in
pretty much the same strain. Per
contra, we have John H. Savage,
Senator Wilson, the Franklin Re-
view, that part of it not patented,
the Shelbyville Commercial, and
some other bright lights in the
population wing of the party,
swearing that under no considera-
ton will they support ''high tax
Democrat for Governor. Why just
across the country from where the
Post is published, Tom McWhirter
is striking With herculean power in
favor of Savage and against debit
paying Democrats generally, evil
IDENTIFY believing that to payFa debt
is to act the part of an old fogy. Y
Now, if our Uncle Samuel, of the
Post, will survey this array ofhOstile
factions in his own party, we vens
ture the assertion that he will feel
less like it and find cless time for
laughing at what he evidently con
siders the numerical weakness Of the
-soP~"fiOu" PaIty III IeHHessee.
And if he will just lay aside for the
nonce his partisan Democracy, which
to him is not to the manner born,
and be truly honest, as he was in
the days of Whiggery and Democy
racy, he will say to- the warning
factions, $50 on with your killing,
and if it proves to be Kilkenny
cat fight, the country will lose
nothing"
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D sHERIFFsMsALE.

pY. VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE.
ID No. y33. Ia the case Of r. r. Fox Va, NJ C.
Hackworth ct al! itsued blythe Clerk of the Cir
and 10 me directed. 4 win on Monday, tbe2d az
Of February, 1881 within legal hours, in front of
the court house door In the city Of RntxvilIe,
safe 20 the highest bidder for cash, All
the right, tiffe interest and demand that j, A ,
and ID. W. Hack nsyI In and TO d certain tract of
laud, situated in the 18th district Of Knox GO un-
W on Beayer Creek containing 842 acres. moro
or les, and .bounded as folows On tn north by
Thos ealaber, south BY Pbos. Yarneli, etst by
George gslsher, west BY Robert Bradley and
Robert Cudgington. and levied on as the prepsr-
of January, 1880. = =. :"
jan9d1wst .. : - '-'' ''''' 'A'''A
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SUI REFS salE.

DY. VIRTUE OF AN. ORDER OF SALE.
- No.3}2 IN the case IF RE Fox ". Tbos ii,
Cobb ct al, Issued by the Clerk OF, the Circuit
Court at Knoxville. Knox county, Fem /, and 10
me disecieL will on Monday tho I'd, day Of
February $50. within legal hour, IN font Of the
court houie door in the citg 81 In 1xVilie. offer
forssle 70 the higbest bidder for cash, all the
right title, in terest and demand that ~ A. and
land. staa'ed ii tie fstS civil di,tfict Of Knox
county. Tenn on Beaver freek, containing -242
acres. more or less, and b,pnded on the north By
Inos 0allaher, south By Thns Ynyysll east By
Robt Cudeingtoo, and lsvied on as the property
Of J. A. and w. Hackney. This the 7th day
an9ditw5t ~ ALEX, REEDER. Sheriff.
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FHHIRIFF'Sr s.AEBa

DYL VIRTUE OF AN ORDERT OF SALE
ID No. S@ ia me Sur Of :. p. Evans vs..
T0os. ,Lill3rsop. issued by E. W. Adkins,
glerk 81 tho OircaESs Gougt ut KhoxviHt; Kn Ok
y UNITY. Tennessse. and 10 me irected win on
legal hours, 10 front Of the court house door 9TH
city Of. rhpoGville. oGsr for sac to the Highest
bidder for cash, one vacant lot Of land lying ia
ssgibsd Al foliews TO- Wiz q ieet niins o. East
Clineh street, run ming back one hundred and Ifty
feet, more or lese, on Patton street being The
eastern part OF lot No 10 North Range. in Nell
In East knoxville. Levied on as the property
Of Thos.. Lilierson. This Jan. 7tb, 1880.
= E4l'4lt -i4tasa' ALEX. REEDER, Sheriff.
ian9dlt&w3t .91I
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