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A nAXIAc's nuRDEKoUs MANIA.
Hc Attacks n Sister OF Charity Under the
HhIIucInatIon That She Has Bewitched

He Attacks Sister of Charity rnder the
HaIIucInaiIon hat She Has Bewitched
Him.
NEw YoRk, November 7.-sister Cert.
rude verena, OF the 81. John Baptist
Home a charitable institution Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, on East Sev-
enteeuth street, was shot and seriously
wounded to-day by Thomas Stanton, an
insane man. She had been TO visit
poor family and was about to
enter the Home on her return, when
Stanton, who had been noticed hanging
around the place, approached and fired al
her several times. She was wounded
twice In the right thigh, once in the ankle
and once in the left hand. She fell un-
conscious into the arms OF other sisters
Just as they opened the door, snd but for
their timely appearance Stanton would
have probably killed her on the spot.
Physicians who dressed her wounds
pronounced them serious, but not necess-
arily fatal. She said the man WAS total
stranger. Stanton. when arrested, said he
had been hewitChed by some one. and
thought Sister Gertrude was the person
who bewi:ched him, but said be did no.
know her.
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Address By THE REPUBLICAN cor.
MITTEE.

The Democratic Cry Of Fraud and After.
thought OF Disgraeed and Mortified
Democrats.
NEw YoRx, November THE Republi.
can National Committee presentsn address
to the country comprising the results oil
the election and conclude as follows:
"The Republicans may be assured that
no sfterthought Of two or three mortified
and desperate leaders OF minority, with
ing under their .psrty's censure, will be
allowed to tritle with this mighty verdict
or prevent the organization Of the govern
ment on the appointed day By resolute
men chosen to administer It"
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rur Nrxnrn OF RRpREsEyrArlvEs

on the present basis OF population, or will
favor the present, or larger basis Of pop.
ulation. When the apportionment was
made, under the census Of 1870, Mr.. Cox
advocated fixing the number Of Repre-.
sentatives at $50 instead Of 99S, the num-
Der finally adopted. For several reasons
he thinks It is advisable that the new ap-
psrtionment should, II 1t is practicable, be
made this winter. One good reason Is that
the Legislatures OF twenty.seyen States
will be in session then, nineteen Of which
will not meet again in regular session
until January, 1888. II the apportion.
ment Is delayed until the next Congress,
thirty States will be obliged TO bear the
expenses OF an extra session ot their Leg.
islatures, or else to elect members Of the
Forty-eighth Congress Oh the present
basis.
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PUBLIc OPINION,
Administrator.
4'Sp, on the Lie OF Mrs. sprague'u
TPnsfeN.

EVIDENCE, R. l., November 6.-Willie,
.e' I, 'ean old, son of ex ex.senatorspragu
H'ia unsuccessful attempt TO day .tc
y Rober, Thompson, his mothSr'l
!. ~ He hred one shot from q pistol
"a! Thistling close by Thompson'I
ihe scene Of the attempt was neal
NJ stesS e, Of the steamer Rhode Island
is,,ir nv Nv Thompson had driven . party
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one way or the other
aAMPsHIRE COUNTY.


RoNNEY, ". Va, November I.
Hampshire county gives Gsrfele exactly
32s votes, as against 27s for Hayes and 246
for sturgiss. Hancock gets ], sos, as against
1855 for Tilden and 1901 for Jackson.
This is taken from the poll books. You
can figure out the msiorities.
P.s.-Hoge cut s votes; Hoke cut ! vote.
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Re Glowing handbill comes from 10
tca Indiana:
ADMISIsrRRrHR's SALE.
'-l be sold at auction on Saturday, No
's,H6, lsSO, the stock in trade Of the
saae aiic party, deceased, consisting Of;
-. or revenue only; 9 Chinese ban.
e pa' form, Cincinnati make new ;
u 'peecLes Of Tom De Land; 1888 solid
.r0ll vo,es. | lot 500 stencil plates, ior
ss'aon sidewalks, &c; ton oi chalk
s@ autographs Of the forged Chinese
I. Issued for the California market
" CAMPAIGN lies, assorted. Also, !
SS,s'ty pole, occasionally used for flag
'fgether with 8 LOT OF Transparent
Gamers, torches, and other articles;
lNy one moving South, this Would
"!s'i'Able lot.
PURLIc OPINION,
Administrator.
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AsarrrI ortler.,l.

MILWAUKEE, November 6,-It was
learned here tonight that the Chicago and
Northwestern company have ordered o
survey from watertown, Dakota, to Fargo
along the Red river Of the North to Grand
Forks and thence to Pembina mountains
on the boundary between the United
States and Manitoba. This viii make q
road Of 276 miles In length!
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FIRE NEAR WASHINGTON, PA

WASHINGTON, Pa, November 6.-Au in.
cendiary fire occurred on the farm OF Rob.
ert johnson, near this place, this morn.
ing. A large barn and contents, consist
ing OF FIVE hundred bushels Of wheat,
seven hundred bushels OF oats, one
thousand pounds Of wool, and wagons,
&c, were consumed. Loss 5000. No in.
Anrnnce.
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A BADLY Anictsd city.

SAN FRAXCsCo, November Give
cases oi smallpox reported to-day.
Mayor Kalloch WAS arrested to-day on
an Indictment by the Grand Jury, charg.
Ing him with iniraCtion OF the law in con.
necsiou with employing labor on the new
City Hall by days work instead OF by con.
tract
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NEw YORK, November G.-The Demo.
Gratis have called meeting for confer
ence 10 take place on Monday. There
will be present Wade Hampton, Senator
Randolph and other prominent Demo-
crats. Nobody donbis that the meeting Ia
called To discuss the scheme Of getting the
votes OF New York thrown ont,
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oCCURKGXCEs or INTEREST EVERY.
WHERE,
0r Personal, Political. sportiTE and
Miscellaneous Characteristics Pedes-
trian and Rowing naichss-com.
ing Events In the RIeid OF
sporis-Generai Jottings.
wELLSvILLE.
Man Killed ON the RaiIroad-President
Bayss and the Republicans.
WELISvILR, November 7.

specisI Dispatch TO the IutsllEenesr.
As the Cleveland express, due here at
$50 P. NJ, was passing Yellow Creek last
evening, an engineer belonging to this
road, named William CulIon, who lived at
the station named, attempted to jump of
while the train was running at least TWEEN.
ty miles an hour, and in doing SO he struck
a switch target, on which no Light had
been placed, and was thrown under the
train and cut into an indistiuguishable
mass. Another train, closely following,
also ran over the remains before seeing
them, but stopped and brought the frag-
ments here for interment. He was a sin.
gle man and well known over the road.
President Hayes went through on the
same train.
The Republicans hold a grand blow out
Monday evening. N.
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CSaI inIDE TroubIe End.d.

'.l'S' oHIO, November 8 e-Matters in
], y circles in this vicinity are now
= 'Rs striking miners resuming work
isa'ninS at the old prices. Want Of
!. y, ~ on the part Of the operators. and
\, Y h,aeadednOss Of several miners, have
i, ,ae cause OF a! this disturbance. Nc
''80ub!e is sPprehsnded.
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SAN FRAScrsco, November 6-Dsl Norte
elects Republican AssembIyman, and
gives nine majority Tor Garfield, increasing
the chancet for the present plurality in the
State, the small prscincts IN hear from not
having sufficient unreturned votes 20 wipe
out Garfield's l50.
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NUGGETS or NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS


BARsEsvlLLE, O., November 6.-This
morning a fire broke out in the tobacco
house Of John White, In Goshen town
ship, which soon spread to the barn and
wagon house, destroying sll the buildings,
with their contents, consisting OF imple.
men.s and grain. Loss s. 500. Insurance
81 9O1 in the Ohio FarnnerA'
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CALHOUN COUNTY.


HARRisyrL1E, W.YA., November8.
G. ". Atkinson, Wheeling:
Official or reliable count from Calhoun
county gives Wilson one hundred and
ninety-four majority. NJ. s. HALL.
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THE ELECTIONS.
LOCAL AMI D GENERAL RErURNssrILI
COMING IN.
Wilson's Majority 20 Extremely small
that the OmciaI Figures may wipe
Il t0ut-seatiertnE Reports from
other States not Alter.
lag the Results.
THIS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Col Ben's. Victory an IngIorious Defeat.
Returns from all the counties have now
been received, and the result will be seen
from the annexed tabular statement Of the
maiorities given the respective candidates,
to be the election OF Col. Wilson by a
majority OIL. The official canvass Of the
vote may materially alter this, however,
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EDwARDS-On Sunday, EoVsmibsr :. lsso. Al
AoundSvills. ". Va, AN0EEs EDWAROs, 10 he I'd
ySAr Of his Sge.
FaSsrAl iron the latS rs'ilsueO Of The deceased IN
NOas4''ilI', on Tuesday, November ;, HatH,
Friends Of The ilnIly are invited 70 attend.
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IOWA.

DEs MoIsEs, November 6,-Forty coun'
ties in Iowa complete give Garfield 1886,
Hancock 4Os4l, Weaver ll,l74. The ms.
jority over Hancock will approach 5000
and that over all will exceed $1,000.
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Lowell, American Minister, delivered
the opening address Of the winter session
otthe Edinburgh Philosophical Institution
Friday night His subject wac Shakes
! peare."
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KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE, November g. Forty.fve
counties heard from indicate that Han.
cocks msjority in Kentucky will fall 25,.
Oe0 short Of Tilden's.
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PESssYLvANIA.

PITTSBURGH, November e.-GarfeId's
official majority in Allegheny county is
ll,729.
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Five O'CLOCK Hc0Te-k0WeII, 900 miles ];
Littlewood, 454; Dobler, 443.
The contest finished at 1910 tonight,
with the following scores: Rowell, 500
miles: Littlewood, 470: Dobler, $50
RoweI beat Frank HArt's record oi sos
miles at 1884 o'clock, amid great excite.
ment and cheering. About 5000 persons
were present at the finish. The receipts
for the week are estimated at sl 200.
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SPoRrING SPARKS.
The International Pedestrian Contest
Closed, With RoWeIl the winner.

closed, with RoWell the winner.
LONDON, November 0, l0P. M.-Public
interest in the contest at Agricultural
Hall has almost ceased. The sscore of the
pedestrians have increased five miles
without change in the relative positions
OF the men. AT So'cloCk this afternoon
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The Trials ofihe Agiiators-Programm
OF the GoVernment-InterVie With
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-13
THE NEW ORLEANS STORE

Will ship on Saturday, August
18th, their entire line of Mems,
Ladies' and Children's Under
wear. Until then we offer
these goods, of which we have
a complete assortment for
SUMMER & WINTER WEAR.
at reduced prices. By buying
your Winter Underwear one
month ahead of time you will
save Is per cent. on the dollar
and De provided with a good
warm suit of Underwear when
you need it. Do not let this
opportunity pass by, or you
will regret it.
D. B. LOVEMAN & CO.
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COnkIIng's Attitude.

Special to the Cincinnati Commercially
WASHINGTON, Aug Ex-senator
Conklins friends here say that the
republicans need give themselves no
uneasiness as to the attitude of the
senator in the coming campaign.
He will take an active part. Still
they have some difficulty in explain
ing why it was that he did not at
tend the republican conference or
even call upon Garfield in New York.
On the whole, there is a good deal of
concern in republican circles as to
Conkling's attitude. His conduct,
as interpreted by some, does not in
spire confidence that he will go into
the campaign with the vim and zest
that he is capable.
A New York correspondent, with
access to accurate information, writes
that General Arthur is authority for
the assurance that in two or three
weeks from this time there will be
no occasion to complain that the
campaign is languishing in New
York, nor that Senator Conkling il
continuing his policy of masterl.
activity.
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4 Gard.
KNOXVILLE. August IL, 1880.

KNOXVILLE. August II, 1880
To the Public:
There has been a report circulated
very freely over the streets ofthis city,
and especially among the members Of
the NJ. J. Condor base ball club, that
was endeavoring to break up that or
ganization for my Individual benefit.
As to what benefit [ would derive from
such course / am at loss to conceive.
l have and shall ever deem it an honor
to belong to such all organization as
the Condons have proved themselves
to be. All that | have TO say is that
the author of the report lied know
ingly. write this in vindication of
myself against the foul aspersions of
those whose highest ambition is to
break down those whom they consider
their superiors.
Very truly, yours,
LINCOLN T.. HOUK.
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Maximum Thermometer, 81
POLITICAL.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE re-
publican state convention to choose
presidential electors assembled at
Sacramento, to-day, and after ap-
pointing committees took recess
until Z o'clock this evening. In the
meantime the convention will nomi-
nate congressman.
GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. IA
News Dallas special says: The dem
ocratic state convention yesterday re-
nominated Gov. o. M. Roberts on
the first ballot, and L. S Story for
lieutenant governor by reclamation.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Aug. 49,
The republicans of the third district
yesterday nominated Geo. A Knight
for congress. Fl. F. Page was re
nominated in the End district.
DETROIT, MICH, Aug. 12.-The
greenbackers placed state ticket in
the field yesterday. David Wood
man is their candidate for governor
LEWISTON, Me-, Aug. 12.-The
second district democratic conven-
ton at Auburn to-day endorsed the
nomination of Hon. A. M. Fogg fol-
congress. This decision was reached
in private conference, after consider
able controversy, but there was nc
opposition in open convention
There We're several prominent poll
tlclans from the first district present
who urged the Endorsement of Mr.,
tagg as necessary to secure the
greenback vote for MIR. Anderson il
the first district.
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From SEWER County.
FAIR GARDEN, Aug. 10. ],

FAIR GARDEN, Aug. 10. 1850.
Mr.. EDITOR: The election passed
off very quit al this place Sam
Rolin was ,lected shtr.f by plural
ity of 176 votes. aud for trustee, john
8. Naples by "A votes. Carroll Fot
was elected constable o. this district
beating McBrown 5 votes The steam
-four mill of this place is now in
operation and doing very good work.
We wish the doctor much success in
''mi'ls." The prospect for good ccrn
crop is excellent-better than for sew
eral years before. We are we'll pleased
with Garfield, Hawkins, Houk and
the WEEKLY CHRONICLE,
FAIR GARDEN.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-13
Attempted Suicide.

Miss A. Crumley, of Stony Point,
attempted suicide, We are Informed, on
Saturday morning last, by hanging
herself to beam in the upper apart
meDt of her fathers resi- ence 1t
seems that she had been oppressed for
some days, aud on Saturday uborning
her depre s,iou eliminated in the
almost fatal occurrence above men.
toned. She was discovered, by sis
ter, in an almost lifele7s condition,
and was resuscitated with great diff
Guilty. No cause is attributed for the
melancholy act.-RogersvilIe Specta.
tOr
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-13
Railroad Promotions.

Messrs. Geo. w. Ellis and Robert
Conner, well known and popular bags
gage masters for several years on the
E. T., V. & G. railroad, have been pro-
NOTED to the wearing of the conductors
badge, and are now running freight
trains. Messrs. ALI Norman and John
Moore were correspondingly promoted
from brakesmen to baggageAmasters
We congratulate all the young men on
their we'll earned success.
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The Three GraceS

are represented with perfectly devel-
oped forms-beauty and health com
bined. No decay toothed man or
woman can be healthy, because diges-
ton must be imperfect. Use SOZO-
DON'T. get healthy teeth, and diges-
ton and a sound body. Revive the
three Graces.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. DIR. A. b. Tadiock left on the
noon train yesterday for visit to rela-
tiyes and friends in Illinois, to be gone
two or three weeks.
Mrs. G. NJ. HsrriH and children re-
turned yesterday from visit to Mr..
Harrill's another, in Hawkins county.
Mrs. III. w. Lynn and baby went
down yesterday to visit friends in
lower East TeLD essee.
Mr.. 8. Lynn. popular 10 erchant
of Sweet water, who has been in the
city on business, left yesterday for
home.
Miss Susie Moore, Of Ssee water,
who has been visiting relatives in the
city, left yesterday returning home.
Mr.. w. I. Brsz 4lton's family re
turned on yesterday evenings train
from a visit to relatives down the
road.
Messrs. Charles Burger and G. T
Cate, OF Maryville, who were in a.
tendsnc5 upon the Nashville demo
| cratic convention, came up yesterday
/ evening and went over home.
Mr.. n r. Underw God, forme
Knoxville typo. arrived yesterda,
morning from Washington, where b.
has been for some months.
Col. s. B. Crawford, com mai dant o
cadets at the University, has gOnt
with bis family to Leafs springs, t.
rusticate for q season.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-13
Trustee Thornton not Dead.

The report which gained circulation
through our columns, as well as other.
wise, that the newly elected trustee, of
Jefferson county, Daniel Thornton,
had died the day after the election,
we find to have been a mistake. 1t
was pretty generally circulated, how
ever. The report grew out OF the fact
that Mr.. Thornton was and is yet, as
we are informed, in very poor health,
hardly expected to recover soon.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-13
ICE CREAM ICE CREAM!

Peter Kern's Saloon Open for the Sea
SON.
Ladies and gentlemen can new refresh them
selves at any time by calling at THE HAND.
SOMEST ICE CREAM SALOON In the
South, with Ice Cream not to be exce1led
anywhere.
FAMILIES, PICNICS and SOCIALS
can be supplied at short notice by the quart or
gallon at reasonable rates. Remember, 1t Is
headquarters for the best Cream I'm
the city.
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Meeting of Supreme Court.

Notice is hereby given that, at the meeting Of the
Supreme Court of Tennessee, at Knoxville on the
18th Of September 1880, the Dockets of the 1st,
End, Bird and 4th Circuits will be taken up In the
order named.
By order OF the Court.
Test j. F. DEADERICK, CLERK
August 10, 1S8O.-viii d2tw5w
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-13
East Tennessee at Nashville.

The East Tennessee democracy was
represented in the make up OF the gu
bernatorial convention this week as
follows: Temporary chairman, Geo.
Washington; vice presidents, T. G.
Cain, Cherries burger r. L. Gaut; com
mittee on permaoent organization
John A. Mckinney, r. ~ Hood, L.
D. Hilli on plat orm, g., s. J. Kirk.
patrick, A A. Kyle, L II. Denny,
II. FL. Tay lor, T. II. Staples, D. b
Grace, T. Nixon Van Dyke: on cree
dentials, Thos. Maloney, G j. Sawyer
P. B. May field; Oh basis o. represen a.
ton, c. J. St. John, J J. Littleton,
w. V. Whitson.
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Thirty Years Experience of an old
Nurse.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is the preScrip-
lion of one of the bet Female Physicians and
Nurses In the United States and has been used
for thirty years with neyerfailing safety and sue
cess, by millions of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant OF one week Old to the adult 1t
corrects acdy Of the stomach relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels and gives rest, health and
comfort to ther and child. We believe it Is the
Best and Surest remedy in the World, in all cases
of DYSENTERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether it arises from teething any other cause
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tie. None Genuine unless the fac smile of CUR
IT'S d. PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all medicine dealers. 20 cents a bette
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-13

Messrs. Nc. II. Dooley, Charley
Toms, Alex Ritchey. George Ellis and
ALI. Perry went down to Athens yes
terday morning to attend the trial In
the circuit court now in session there,
of the damage suit brought against the
EFT, V. s. G. railroad for the killing
of the colored boy Yearwood, who
jumped from the train before it had
storped, at Mouse Greek, several
months since. The suit. as brought,
was discussed at the plaintiffs cost,
and the witnesses returned yesterday
evening. 1t is understood the case will
be brought up in different shape,
Will be added to my Laige Auction
Sale of Furniture on Tuesdey, the 18th
inst, one Piano, two Wardrobes, sew
eral Carpets, Chairs, &c. Call and exc
anime before day of sale.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR MEATS

Meter 81 Zeigler, West Side Market
Square.
We have new the Latest Improved lee
Box for prese wing Meat fresh, and will always
keep on hands THE VERY FINEST
FRESH MEAT, as vel as a full supply of
the best OF Hams, Breakfast Bacon,
Sausage. and In fact everything In the meat
line. We guarantee our customers satisfaction and
asenable prices.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretons of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay. loss OF manhood, etc.. viii send recipe
that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D., New York iy.
1an1deod-WIy
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AT THE HOTELS.
List OF Arrivals in the City

List OF Arrivals in the City
The following is a list OF arrivals st
the city hotels for Aug. 18th:
ATKIN HOUSE.
DR.. B. B. Lenoir, Lenoir's. A. NJ.
Iredwell, McMillan's. Henry Patton,
Miss Minnie Morrison. Cumberland Gan.
Mrs. John Hill, Tennessee. J. D. Collier,
Powelrs Station. w. L. Gamble, Straw
berry Plains.
LAMAR HOUSE.
j. E, Thompson, Alabama. John E.
Green, New York. Max Jouvenchein,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HATTIE HOUSE.
II. G. WELLER, Baltimore. S. R. We'll.
Philadelphia. S. j. Lynn, Sweetwater.
Miss Hattie Johnston. London. G. Kirk
pstrich, Rugsellville. D. T. Atkins. Alb
ingdon, Va. John S. Crazy, Charleston.
4. h. Thatcher, c. E. Darling, Concord.
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Going to the Springs.

Families and individuals going to the Springs or
to the country, and wishing the most comfortable
Hacks from Knoxville, should call on
vi16d2m &. III. HARR1LL.