davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-10

allmanhet delta ogorligt att utf6ra.
Nordenski6 6Id trodde pa sakens moi
llighet. Och har som flere ganger
forut var steget for Nordenski6ld
fran att anse en- SAX mojlig och att ut
fora den icke stort. Med yanlig for
tr6stan greps han verket an och be-
! slot sig for sin Monde ishafsfard.
lSnillrikt och sakert lade han. sin
plan, som yisade sig genialiskt tankt.
En- framstaende geograf har nyliqen
yttrat harom: ''Det skall sagas och
| ater sagas; Nordenskiold har med en-
andlig ofverlagsenhet, hvartill i de
oceanska upptackternas historic icke
fnnes ett motstycke, pa forhand rak-
nat ut, att sasoch So maste det vara,
och da han red till yerket. visade
det sig, att han hade raknat raft.
|'Pa honom kan alltsa anvandas Hum
boldts ord ON Columbus: Han s6kte
icke sin vag som en- afventyrare
utan efter en-, fast forutfattad plan."
De n0diga medlen till farden lem.
nades af konung Oskar II, DIR Oskar
Dickson och ryske godsegaren Alex.
Sibiriakoff hvarjemte staten beviljade
vissa formaner. Unge vetenskaps-
i dkare anmalde sig att fara med.
Men man beh6fde ockss en- duglig
befalhafvare; man fam honom
Louis Palander. Nordenski6ld och
han NOTES icke f6rsta gangen pa
skeppsdack. Han hade redan delta
git 1858 ars spetsbergsfard sasom
andre l6jtnant pa "Sofa," och ar
1872 hade han fort skeppet "Pol-
hem." Han visade sig ocksa sin upp.
gift vuxen. Vegas chef har gjort
sin SAX pa ett satt vardigt det stora
malet.
Palander, som tillhor en- valkand
sjomannaslagt, hade under sina ka-
dettar Q857-e2) pa, ofningsexpedi.
toner besokt Island; 1854 deltog han
korvetten Gehes fard till Medelhaf-
vet, Sierra Leona och Liberia och
tillbragte sedan EFT ar pa koffardi-
fartyg. Sasom namndt var han 1858
sekond pa Sofia och 1872 chef pa Pol
hem, harvid utvecklande mycken
duglighet och vetenskapligt intresse.
Ar 1859 narvarande vid Suezkana-
lens invigning var han pa Vanadis
och f0rde senare .'Polhem" mellan
Gotland och fastlandet den svara
vintern l670-7l. da han utmarkte sig
for stor skicklighet, radighet och
mod.
Palander hade for nagon It'd sagt
farval at "bolja bla,' hade ta-
git afsked UT fottan "med tur och
befordringsratt' och tjenstgjorde
Goteborg vid ett af vara storre
skeppsrederier, da han kallades till
chefskapet pa "vega,'' for att dar-
med skara nya lagrar pa en- modo-
sam och farlig fard genom okanda
farvatten. Han ar nyligen utnamnd
till kapten flottan och har-liksom
Nordenskiold-erhallit lifstidspension
af svenska staten pa 1000 kronor.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-10
Allmannyttigt.

B1LL1a MALAREFARa. l stallet
for att mala husfacader, trappor och
dylikt med oljefarg ofverstryker man
foremalen med en- limyatten fdrtun9
mad sinkoxid. Mar delta underlag ef-
ter iva timnars forlopp ar torkadt,
6fvermalas detsamna likaledes lin
vatten fortunnad klorsink. Sinkoxi-
den ingar da med klorsinken en- ke-
misk forening och bildar en- hard,
spegelblank, glatt yta. Genom att ut.
rora farger limyatten kan man sksf-
ia sig hvilken fargskiftnlng som helst.
F0rdelen af denna malning framfor
den med oljefarg ar On nara nog out
planlig varaktighet, en- hastig tork
ming och halften billigare pris in OIL
jefargens. Nagon obehaglig lukt upp-
kommer icke heller.
EN- LITEN ROMAN. I en- stad So
dra Frankrike innehade en- yngling,
0eorges D., en- underordnad befatt-
ming vid postkontoret. Hans Ion var
mycket liten, frestelsen att CORA cit
angrepp pa kassan darf6r mycket
stor. Han dukade under for fre.
stelsen och hydde med de stulna PEN
garne. Sedan han gjort slut pa dem,
dref angesten honom till f6raldrahu-
set, dar han tillstod slit brott. ON
man an har / det forsta 6gonblicket
kande sig mycket obehagligt 6fver-
raskad, sd tankte man dock strax pa
barnets raddning och foil darvid-
Georges var endast II ar, smart SAINT
hvit och rod som mi6lk och blod-
pa en- egendomlig idee. Georges for.
vandlades till en- Georgette och fck
med bitrade af en- bepr6fvad van i
Paris anstallning ett stort modema-
gasin Faubourg St Denis. Flickan
visade sig mycket tafatt, men med On
6icka fran provinserna, som for for.
sta gangen hade lemnat foraldrahu.
set, maste man ju hafva 6fverseende.
Och den lila uppf6rde sig sd blygt.
On qvallen efter slutadt arbete drog
hon sig skygg tillbaka fran de 6friga
fickorna under f6revandning att icke
villa falla nagon till last. Efter nj.
gra manaders forlopp rorde hon sig
redan nagot friare, men holl strdngt
pa vardighet och CODA seder. En kom.
mis-, som hade funnit behag l henne,
tillat sig Hagra friheter, men erh0ll
en- sa skarp tillrattavisning, att han
fck den djupaste respekt for Georget.
tes dyed. Under tiden hade under.
s0kningen r6rande kassabristea 1 50
dra Frankrike gait sin gang, och &C.
nom bref fran Georges foraldrar till
Paris fck man reda pa tjufvens vistel.
seort och forwarding. En- vacke,
dag maste Georgette trots protest
fran affarens egarinna, som giek
bergen for fickans seliditet hvarje
hanseende, vandra till sakerhetspoli.
sens bYra. De andra flickornai mode
magasinet voro tr6stl6sa 6fver att pi
delta satt ha latit sig vilseledas.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-10
n 459 ., a 4 = 3 y IYsI,f
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m. sanborn, sas Wash. Aye. g. Minnnespolis.
81 Ianbsrg, t3l s7ths Str, st:g Paul
~ !. 1agesatT6in, Rast Onion, Carver Cos
u Philip Q. Johnson, tert0wn sss
ChallesB Blomqvist, Garver. !, S#5sssJ
Nsls y; Holm, Grove CITY, Msske :. :.
Bengt Hanson, Litehdeld, 9. 9 1s:sj
H6glnnd, Dassel, 8 S2s ..3sssss5
~. Ihurstenson, Cokato, Wright :.
a$1' N. Jonaason, Scandia, Washington
5asia isolbsrE 9a9a1s Lake, Douglas
Louis Larson, Willmar, Kandiyohi
A. +. Knutsson. Pelican Rapids, Otter Tail, Co.
ss5s stS PRIsHunnRAHrRR bora; nppgitva tydltg
address,, med nann pa post olnoe" eoch
hummer pa ssboxn eller Ydrawer,n ON ssdan
annes}, SAINT county ooh stat Vid ombyte
II vistelseoet bora saprenumeranter samtidigt
$uppgifva bade den gamla ooh nya adressen. a!
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-10

PalanQer naQe Tor nagOn LlQ Sagl
farval at "bolja bla,' hade ia
git asked ur flottan "med tur och
befordringsratt" och tjenstgjorde
Goteborg vid ett af vara storre
skeppsrederier, da han kallades till
chefskapet pa "vega,' for att dar-
med skara nya lagrar pa en- modo-
sam och farlig fard genom okanda
farvatten. Han ar nyligen utnamnd
till kapten flottan och har-liksom
Nordenskiold-erhallit lifstidspension
af svenska staten pa 1000 kronor.
De ofriga deltagarne i farden arc:
Frons Robert Kjellmam, f0dd /
Vermland ar 184e, student vid Upsala
universitet 1858, filos. doktor och do
cent botanik 1872 delta ars spets-
bergsexpedition deltog han sasom bo-
tanist och f6rfattade en- popular redo
gorelse ofver denna fard. Afven i
1875 ars fard var han med och Of
vertog, da Nord enskiold delta ar for
hem ofver Ryssland, chefskapet for
den del af expeditionen, som sjova-
gen for till Norge med "Proven. -
Kjellmans specialstudium ar krypto-
gamerna, synnerhet algerne, och i
algologiskt syfte har han forskat vid
bohuslanska skaren, vid Finmarkens
kust, pa Spetsbergen trakterna kring
Nova Semlja och langs Asiens nord-
kust.-Kjellman soker for narvarande
e. 20. professorsplatsen i botanik i
Upsala.
Anton Sturberg, f6dd pa Gotland
l849, student vid Upsala universitet
1859, filos. doktor 1875. Han har del
tagit Nordenskiolds expeditioner
1875 och 1879, vid den fora foljande
N. 6fver land.
Stuxberg, som under sin .hemmava-
70 tjenstgjort som bitrade vid veten-
skapsakademien, har sarskildt stude-
rat och skrifvit ON Myriopoder och
Krustaceer. Har afven f6rfattat en-
del populara arbeten och ofversatt f.
losofen Ed. v. Hartmanns ''Det omed-
vetnas flosofi."
Ernst Almquist ar fodd 1852 och
blef student i Upsala 1870, medicine
kandidat 1878. Hdr varit amanuens
vid farmakologiska samlingen Upsa.
la och har, jemte sin post sasom laka-
re, varit bitradande botanist och stu
derat lafvarne.
Eric Cornelius Bruseaoitz, l0jtnant
vid svenska flottan, fodd 1874, har
forut deltagit 1871 ars Gronlandsex-
pedition. 1875 .utnamndes han till
lojtIant fottan. Han var nastkom-
menderande pa Vega.
Andreas p. Howgaard, som ar f6dd
1853 i Aahuus, blef 1875 premierl0jt-
nant danska fottan. Hans brinnan-
de intresse for farden formadde Nor.
denski6l att taga honom med sig dels
sasom lojtnant, dels att f6resta de fy-
siska observationerna, hvartill han
f6Eberedde sig genom. studier Sve.
rige.
/ Giacon,o Boue, italiensk sj6oficer,
f0dd 1852 och blef sjoofficer 1875. Ne.
kad att deltaga den italienska expe.
ditionen till inre Afrika, grep han
med fortjusning tillfallet att deltaga
i Vegas fald och star nu:i begrepp att
leda en- italiensk expedition till sgd.
pollen.
Han har f6restatt de hydrografiska
iakttagelserna pa farden.
Oskar Fritiof Nordqoist, fnsk landt-
officer, ar fodd 1858 Viborg och az
salunda fardens yDgste deltagare.
1873 utnamndes han till officer yid lif.
gardesbataljonen. Pa resan har han
bitradt Stuxberg som zoolog och dess.
utom idkat studier "Reminiscences
sprak SAINT f6rfattat en-. ordbok har-
6fver. !. 5. 1z
Besattningen utgjordes az q man. @
Fran G6teborg afgick Vega den
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28
Gilienwaters Not Eaten Up.

+. ass5'f1 + 81 CLEVELAND, Sept. n, 1880.
] Mr.. EDITOR: I see the Tribune OF
Sunday says Sykes demolished Gillen'
waters at this place, or words to that
effect. The fact Is Mr.. Gillenwaters
made one Of the happiest efforts of his
life. It was q straightforward argu-
ment, full OF facts and interspersed
with few good jokes. His speech did
much to enthuse our friends for Judge
Hawkins, and you may look for q 400
majority for him over Wilson and TOO
over Wright in old Bradley. Sykes
made q signal failure. He failed TO
hold half the crowd. His warmest
friends here admit his failure and de-
feat by Giilen watere. Sykes has rep
utation as q speaker, but his speech
here fell very fiat. OLD BRADLEY.
pP.S.-Why didn't the Tribune give
an account of how. its editor got q
black eye in Sewer county? Guess
the young man will stay ct home and
attend to his concentrated lie'' factory
In the future. o. B.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28
He Wanted q Change.
Galveston News.


aa There was little shooting scrape
at a-little town in the interior of
Texas not long ago, and it was not
long before our reporter was on the
spot interviewing one of the princi-
pals. {
$50 you are going to write it up"
said the survivor.
"a ssYes / want all the facts"
'1 don't care a cent what you say
about the shooting, but ! have one lit
tie favor to ask"
egg The reporter said he would grant
il cheerfully, il he could. /
"WelL" said the shootist, 81 want
you to put down that my grandfather
was one of Lafitte's pirates, and the
worst cut-throst of the gang"
The reporter started little, but
the shootist went on to says:
please put in that one Of my I'M
cles was hung by the vigilence com
mittee in San Francisco, and two
more Of them are making shoes In the
Illinois penitentiary that another OF
them is practicing law in New York,
and my only sister ran away from
home with the clown of a circus that
as far as you can learn there is not a
member of tie family that has not
done something disgraeeful."
"Why, what do you want all that
in the paper for9"
Because I am sick of reading in
the papers that every fellow who has
little shooting scrape belongs to
one of the most respectable families
in the country. just put it down for
once that one of the parties to the un-
fortunate affair belongs to q highly
disreputable family. If you don't put
it..that way you will wish you had"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28

No TIME TO BE LosT.-In the I'M
cipient stages Of consumption, the
first symptoms 10 generally . hacking
cough, pains In the cnest, difficulty of
breathing or oppression OF the lungs.
Something should be done ut once to
check the cough, allay and heal the ir'
ritated parts. ALIENS LUNG Ball
SAM will break up the cough In al In.
credible short time; also prevent the
formation Of fubercles. Where tuber'
cles are once formed, the disease ID
hard to cure. SIS
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28
The Congressional Canvass.


he following list of appointments for
Joint discussion between Hon. L. G. Houk
and Thomas L. Williams, E.q., candidates
for congress. from the second district Of
Tennessee have been agreed upon:
BLoUNT COUNTY. .
Maryville. Tuesday, September 18th.
Glover Hill, Wednesday,. September
10Th.
Louisville. Tuesday. October 26th.
MONROE COUNTY. =
Ball Play, Thursday, September 30th.
Madisonville, Friday, October 1st. i
Sweetwater, Saturday. October End. FL
LoUDoN COUNTY.
Morganton. Monday, October 4th.
Loudon, Tuesday, October 9th.
RoANE COUNTY.
Eaton's K Roads, Wednesday, October
9th. =
Kingston, Thursday, October 7th. -
Rock wood, Friday, October 9th. !.
Winters Gap. Saturday, October Oh. j
MORGAN COUNTY.
Wartburg, Mond v, October 18th.
Glen Mary, Tuesd Y, October 18th.
SCOTT UNITY. rt4e
Huntsville, Wednes az. October 18th.
--- L-s0UNTY.--- ell
Jacksboro, Thursday, October 18th. 1
Fincastle, Friday. o. Der 18th. sa
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Coal Greek, Saturday, October 10th.
Clinton, Monday: October 18th.
AndersonvilIe. Tuesday. October 18th.
UNION COUNTY. =.
shara's Chapel. Wednesday. October
Goth.
Msynardyille. Thursday, October 2lst.
KNOX COUNTY.
Graveston, Friday. October 22nd.
Powelps Station, Saturday, October 2Srd.
Campbell Station, Monday. October
18th.
New Salem Church, Wednesday. Octo-
Der 9th. o. ,--.-s s.s 3.
Knoxville, Friday. October 10Th.
Speakers each day will commence
promptly ct IL o'elock M. All are cor.
diallv invited. - ,----.1
',-.--..-.--- j, G. j. WILLIAMS,
Ch'mn Dem. Cong. Ex. Com. End dist.
j. NJ. CoKDELL,E
Ch'mn Rep. Cong. Re. Com. End dist.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28

CmASeonOO8a Market.
ChattAnoosa Commercial. Sept. % I.
Coss-0n wharf, 47sc, in depot
WHEAr-New, 90, s5asI.oo. secosding
1rAL-5O cents per bushel "a
:, MEATs--Bulk meats, long clear sides. 7c.
l. BACoE-Tennessee, sides, 9lc; shoul-
ders. &c; hams, 9tal0c. ....--...
LiRD->-In cans, &c; tierees, Sae.
OArs-Pef bushel, 40a44 cents .iat
HAY-80a90c per cwt. ga
PoTAToxs-1rish,7 0a75c-; sweet, Sc per
bushel.- skaoss' 49, -
FLoyR-Family, $500; extra family.
$625; fancy, $3.50. 49,
PouLTRY-C Chickens. grown. JSc; fry
Eoee-Per dozen, lac.
BUrrER-Pef pound, 20e --s" <h
GIHsEHa-Perp pound, ST. e5al.l6T -
BEEswAx--Psr pound, 4cs. cri4 lo.
HIDEs-Green. 6a7c.: sailed, 7aS dry
| .slted, 8al2c. o'I bfa Atst'ags 70 yti
| DEIED FRuIrs- Black bsfriea Sc; apples,
2a2Ac per lb.; peaches, halves, Aa5e.a -
FEATHxRs- Choice, 35a4Oe'
| TALLoM-Per pound. Aa43e.
LIVE SroCx-Beef Haze gross; sheep
haze; lambs. 2a2ie.f 4 w It5dt3h
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28
From Greene County.
MIDWAY, TENN, Sept. %, 1885,

MIDWAY, TENN, Sept. %, 1880.
Mr. EDITOR: The Greeneville New Era
has suddenly committed an ignoble act,
one for which extreme littleness has no
equal. Hear what he says about Hon. A.
Fl. Pettibone, our most worthy candi date
for congress, of the first district:
f'It is no secret, but fact well known to
the true, tried. and standard republicans
of Greene county and the first congress
ional district generally, that Maj. A. H.
Pettibone is not now, was not two years
ago, and will never be the choice Of the
homes masses of the party in the district"
In this expression he asserts an unmiti-
gated falsehood. Not the choice OF the
honest masses? Ali he is not the choice
of the dishonest masses. Such sap heads
as the editor of the New Era. Dishonest,
I call him, because he has been bought
from the republican>union partyf to the
rebel democratic, by the diniinutive res
muneration of $2OO.O0. Where is dishon-
esty? Is it in such deeds as the Era has
committed? Obi thou purchased fool,
which is sure evidence of extreme mental
imbeciity, what mean you? Do you de-
ceive yourself by thinking that you can
change solitary republican vote? Why
are you trying to defeat the man for
whom you did so much to nominate7.
| Satire like the polished razor keen. - '"
/ Should wound and scarcely be felt or seen;
But yours like an oyster knife, hacks and news,
With the will but not the talent to abuse"
| Hear him again: "The machine has
been run by set of hungry office seekers,
who, if the schedule is not changed, will
run the party into certain and irretriev-
! able defeat and ruin" How is this change
| to be effected2 Would to send the 'hun-
| cry Office seeker Bob Taylor, back to
congress be changing the SCHEDULED
Mr. Lyon answer this question satisfac-
torially, and like you, will change to be
| rebel too. Consistency where art thou?
Further on, he says: The Major himself
is not representative man OF our people
or of our party" No, he is not, but he is
the representative man of the loyal re-
publican, party. Mr.. Lyon. you must
think that his honor, Pettibone, will leave
his party as you have done; then don't
say :'our party" er esz-.. q.
It is true, that two years age, Pettibone
twas defeated, but like man Of principle,
he only became stronger in the republi-
can faith. You, two years ago, being an
aspirant to the Office of county court
clerk, was repudiated, because some one
else was the choice of the ''hones
masses - sE.5 I'll. d n
| We, the republicans of the first district
do expect to stchange the schedule" BY
sending Hon. Pettibone to congress, mar
who will do honor to the first district, in
stead of Bob Taylor, who has done moth
ing but vote with the worst rebel traitors
and copperheads on earth-so certain a
November End. ~dawns upon the earth
| Mark the depression. Then your ''fol
over will only be disgrace to you, ant
nothing availed but little money and tn
ridicule of the union party.
-ds TGWg- Respectfully,
| SIGMA
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

of the Electors.
KNOX.
Knoxville. Saturday. October End.
Ebenezer, Saturday, October 2Srd.
Beaver Ridge, Monday, October 25th.
Concord. Saturday, October sOth.
s-o- BL0UNT. 81 t--s .
Maryville, Monday, October 18th.
LOUDON.
Morganton, Tuesday, October 18th.
Loudon, Thursday, October 2lst.
Union I Roads, Friday, October End.
MONROE. .
Madisonyille, Wednesday, October 10th.
Philadelphis, Friday, October 18th.
ROANE.
Kingston, Tuesday, October 26th.
lockwood, Wednesday, October 9Th.
Barnardsyille, Thursday. October 18th
We respectfully request full attend.
Ance. Speaking will begin each day 81
w. L. LEDaERwooD.
Democratic Elector.
HENRY r. GIBsoN.
Republican Elector.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-28


gpIi7] b lcoRRRCTED DAHL a...-.
iaaILs xR3 ssas CHRosIcLE OFFlcE, Id
3, KNoxyILLE., Tenn, Sept q, 1880.
The receipts of whest for few days past
has been light The demand for local
consumption is good No Improvements,
however. in shipping demand Therefore
quotations remain Unchanged. -zonT 50
But little corn Is offered. ni tuo99 3zsd
Oats are scarce and in 60 cd dem snd.i u.
Bacon and lard scarce and wantsl at
fnu prices. T55o39O ,adgia yEsf,T a.
+ Field seeds are offered freely by, our
merchants Glover. Sc 90, timo.hy, So 25,
red top SLIGO and orchard grass So 90, per
bushel. va e-oe ra. r,.sr,
Country cured Bacon, hog round, Sa8Ac;
sides, ea9acs hams. calico, shoulders 6aa6c,
Lard, new country, buying at 8
aslc; selling at 9Isf6c; city rendered s1asc.
r. GWHxAF-N New. wheat, prime, Ra85e per
bushel: second grade, 65a70c.
+ LUoRE-Loose; 40a4 lo per bushsi; selling
/ ia car loads. sacked, 44a45c. IT, "a
+ OArs-New, 2Oa80e.5 = 5As1I1 CHI
sRoFAToss-Loose' scarce' -76asac. per
bushel. @@S@~1 90
HAY+-Loose, e 30s4Oc = per l0p, ,lbe.
BRAH-75aSOc per 100 pounds. e1E-
DsIEp FHulr have declined
heavily. We quote 13a2, and even at these
prices buyers don't feel inclined TO operate.
| Peaches, receipts light, selling at 6a3lc.
Blackb berries frm)at iaGk 9T3L TLSl1
FLoUR-Nominal; country extra. buv.
ing, dull, $20Oa2. Is; selling, 90 50a2. Is
per sack family buyias, = - 50a2 IS
selling, % 55aS.t0 per sack. @saA s5AE.
EsAfs sosss Advancing; p''fm~. 42a4aci
RurrsA Choice roll, sl2.l6c;, prime,
6a10c; grease butter. ka7c. -
-EaGs-Buying, stiff lac. meg ~ IA
PoULTRY-Live, Hens, &c. ter Id
Boosters. &c; Turkeys, &c; young chick
ems, &c per ID. 49,
hAas-Ootton, 12c. sLC7@ w3T uuf .
8ssswAx-20s per oound
HIDzs-Dry flint, 13sl4a green 6ls7c.
TAELow-4a4ic.
l. FLAX SKRD-Per bushel. 60c. "a
BRAss-1Oal2c.;s Copper, vl0al2c,
WooL-Dull and lower We quote
choice etub-washed, 374c: fair to good 35c;
dark coarse 30c; unwa> he'd Z2Aa25c.
Hikskse-Spring, 81 OOa1.10.
IsEEvs SEAKx- 25a30c. -f5 Al
/ PINK 6RooT-l5c. < za -s.-..E .s.
YELLOW RooT-3ia4c.
LADY SLIPP ER-2c.
MAY APPLR-1ic. 4a@Fs -" @s
BLUE FLAG--2a2Ac. .qr-.....g .-...-,..
/ BLOOD RooT-2c.
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KNOXVILLE. Sept z, 1887,
TIRK IRor.-Cwo horse. per pound, 81
cents; One horse, per pound cents. =
NAILs-Per keg rates, Sit0; pei, pound,
Scents.
HORSE SgoEs-Per krg. S60J; turned
10c each.
HoRsE SKcE NAILs-Per pound. 20a25c
HARROW TEETH Per pound, 54a6a cents
HoLLowARE-Par. pound. s..
GLAss-Com men siz+., per box, 80 75t
$500. s-E--L ..-.Il q. So.
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Atlanta Constellation. Sept. q.

~ AtIant8 ConsHVAtiOn, Oept. ~
FLoua-Family. fa75s extra family, Sc 90
fancy. 6.25at650. .-th4@ as
BAcox-Tennessee sides HcN sugar-cured
hams i3l<ai4c; breakfast Sseons l31za.4c. -
BULK MKATs-Ceaf rtb sides 80.
LlED-Tferces los; kegs and cans 10I<c.
WH1Af-Ksntuoky. ohoi Q, o. 06@l.l0 per
OLrs-lSa5Oc per bushei. tti@'}t
HxT-Timothy, 81 20: mixed, 81. Ion Is
1 CoRN-- White 64a65, in ssckG yellow, 62ae3c
/ MHAL-65c. .i..a-,,.. 80. ell
1 PnAs-Stcck. 5Oa6(c Per bushel
PerAfons-Irish. Tennessee. new, q. tAa2 q
4 Per Dbl; sweet. esa1' Q per bushsl. "a
H ONIOHS Tennesssa. 10 per brshe,.
H y EsGs-Per dosen, 2fks21c.
H BufTER-Tenuessee choice, 2e. F5T3
\ pogLEHH-Fryins Chickens de1a2skc; hens
4 fs.sTAr-aa1 a .rtgEses 7dt % sR
RHAfHHHs-Nev Ches whtte 90. -sv s1
Dsrvp Rsvsf-fealsd peaches, l6ai31s I'm
II pealed, 41xc. st.t t.-..
LivS srock-CassIe, Tsnnessss choice s1xas,
u Sheep. Tennessee, sa&o. .atio4n,,, ,
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Be8utihers.

Ladies Jou can not make fair skin,
rosy ~..eeks and sparkling eyes with
al .ne cosmetics of France, or beauti-
fiers of the world, while 10 poor health,
and nothing will g., YOU such good
health, strength, buoyan oirits and
beauty as Hop Bitters. A TIL 10 GER
tain proof. See other column.-Tele-
graph.
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Catch q Tartar,

and when caught. scrub well with So
ZODONT. Don't spare 1t. Brush
for dear life. II you destroy 1t, all the
better for you and your teeth. Twin
destroy the health of the mouth, Its
beauty, aud your sweet breath.
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Appointments for the Electors.
y aG.Large. 9E1

HEADQUARTERS State
ExECUrIvE COMMITTEES; NASHVILLE,
TENN, Sept. 7, 1851. . following
appointments are annouS ced for the
Hon. Jno. i. T. Sneed democratic elec-
tor for the state-at-large, to which the
Hon. Geo. Nancy IL invited.
JNO. w. CHILDRESS, JR.,
Chairman Dem. State Elk. Com.
Savannah. Tuesday, Sept. 70.
Wsynesboro. Thursday, Sept. 80.
L2wrenceburg, Friday, Oct. l.
Pulaski, Saturday, Oct. 2.
Columbia, Monday, Oct. 4.
Lewisburg. Tuesday. Oct. 5.
Fayetteville. Wednesday. Oct. 6.
Winchester, Thursday, Oct. 7.
Lynchburg, Friday, Oct. 8.
Tallahoma, Monday, Oct IL. 8
Jasper. Tuesday. Oct. II.
Chattanooga, Wednesday. Oct IL.
Cleveland. Thursday. Oct. IA.
Benton, Saturday, Oct. 16.
Athens, Monday, Oct. Is. @a
London, Tuesday. Oct. 49,. - sas
Kingston, Wednesday Oct. 20. 49, ss@
Knoxville. Friday, Oct. q.
Maryville. Saturday, Oct. q.
Clinton, Monday, Oct. Is.
Morristown, Wednesday, Oct. q.
Jonesboro, Friday. Oct. %.