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SOUTH AFRICA.

HE lEuEl.11lAlH IluEI&S,
LONDON, dec. M.-'rlo Jtmcs In lts o.lt-
torlnl says: "l3csi.lcs ttrngetng war III
l'as,totatl.l, to wh!cl, thu Cotoutnl tioyerI,-
incnt lnhy lnvo at any moment 10 confess It.
self Unequal, wo nro now cotrronlGtt with
tho danger of orgallizctl dlsuirvc,ion nulonp
tllo 1'ocrs. II Is probable, however, tflnt tho
appearance Of British troops Mt 1iu1lclf,crg
will bo followed by tho .!ismrslon Ut t,u
beers to tlictr hUmcs. Tl,e present garrison
Ill 'lransvaal Il composed Of Two regiments
u foot ai,d battalion of rifles. At Snlal
tlcro Is tl,ic, Trustworthy furce Of Natal
mounted rifles. There nro twu troups of
ttrnEoons alsont Nntaf. Trn!,synal anti Natal
havu also forces uf artillery. We understand
tint Sir George 1'oneroy Culcy Is advancing
into Transynui with n fnrce of artillery a,nl
infantry from Natal. Nu beluye there IL ao
reason to doubt TINT tho Government Of
Tratlsyanf Is provided with sufficient force to
ENCOUNTER opposition. The Cnpa GOVERN
lnelt has mot yct made uny application, for
Imperial troops."
MAILS STOPPED.
LONDON, Dec. 1l.-A dispatch frum D,r-
ban reports that tic 1]oers hayc Stopped thu
down ,naiis Mt heidelberg md opened tlli~
cfnl letters. T'l,o wllolu Hocr army IL i,enr
llctdethcrg. An acttnn IL reunrtctl to l,nyo
occurred at 1'otctcfstrooIl, but no partieu-
hrs aro RECEIVED.
rho British troops hayo arrived ut Stand.
ortotl.
TE1SroHCEMESTs.
LONDON, Dec. 2l.-'rle Tiptcs understands
tho Ni1uty.scye,itll Regiment, which WINS to
l1avo been brought u Iroland fran Gibraltar,
Is now ordered to Natal. mil VIII leave tlls,
:shl Inst Though Guy. Sir Gcorgu Collcy
did not as's for roinforcenlents, ho lnttslatctl
TINT llo might want them, md It was thought
better to t!lsrntcl. II regiment 10 tIlu Clpn iu,.
medfatoly without running tho risk Of my
grnyer emergency.
, 1880-12-22
A SOUTHERN PAPER ON JUDGE WOODS

" 0oVF1LF'If N Il! VE 1UnUt WUVUo
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. nes. 2i.-Tlle courier
J"1tr'att Or to-nl0rruw wilt contain tile
following: "Thosc who t,pposc tho coIl-
tirmatto', Of Judge Wuot!s because he WIS
not born III the Sontl1 make u
fatal ,nlstnkc. They represent nol,otly hui
t!len!selyes. ntnl thy So.sll utterly ti!selatns
r,,'tk with nus HIM ~, the Supreme J}ri,cl.
1'lt President !lns tho lln,lstlltetl right 10
arnf1lt lll'If, MID therefore llc should bu
confirmed promptly"
, 1880-12-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON, lice. al.-'rllo steamers ata!no ant
Pcrelre, from New York, have arrisc.l out, +
GLASGOW. Ncc. al.-Arrlyed, tho S.atu OF
F!asIda, fran Now York.. !
San FHASClSc4,, DEG. :l.-Su!!e.l. steamer
City OF NuW Iurk, for Sydney, wa Al.cht
nlt, ptc., carrying tho British ,llNis; stcaul+
ur Holglc, IlonK Kong yia Yokohama. ;,
, 1880-12-22

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 2i.-:A special 10
thu Cn'tric',jo!t'7tut frnm Itltlncali snys tint
lust night an immense barn belonging Il, Afr.
Ell Terrell lncatat n short distance west Of
tue city limits, WIS destroyed by 1ire. Tic
burn cntlsulnvtl nltlut H,0uN bushels nf car,I,
implements. 1.,ss estimated 1T i.,600; III.
suretl for 8! ,200 III the Now E!A!1pt!itre.
, 1880-12-22

Ch'cngn, Oct. II, 1aBD.-trhrec ycnra
naf' my !taIr w.ls tnsnf,tu INT very fast, and
VI. 'urly sM WIS alsu trrr,',cti with t'al,st.
my hR!r Immediately Rtoppu, coming 0lit, n,
h.s esnHturtly truGn nntilng th4cksr. Ny fIci,l
!s now entirely frnc fran! dntulrnl.. MY witu
ing results.
r.T. pl.&rr, with T. Mncvtngh { Co
, 1880-12-22
THE CAkE.GROWERS.

ST. LOuIs, f)cc. 2l.-'TlIt ratle-Erowcrs this
Afternoon discussed pu]Mrs In regard tu cane
growing. susar.tnnk'ng, ctr, but transacted
io bllslneay X largy humber Of saInpErs Ut
stgaE rid slrup ,nadc frn, different varieties
Of sorghum as; u, exhibition, and attract Il
good dg.ll Of attention.
, 1880-12-22
AT BROWNSVILLE, TENN.

1,1.0wNsvILLE, Tenn., Dec. al.-A tire early
thls morning entirely consumed tho follow
ing buildings: Lieu lialS occupied by James
Cox, undertaken; loss 84.000; uninsured.
j. IL Reeves IL Co., family groceries; loss,
$l,U0O; Insurance, $500. Two stores under
Leu uall used to store cottou-secd: lnss
, 1880-12-22

nIssIAllcK's REPRESENTATIVE.
BENL1S, Dec. 2l.-lt Is now statetl Tint
Count yon 1tatzfeldt will not nsst,nle tlso pu-
sltlon Of 1'isinarck's representative even ncxt
summer, md Count Lt,nberg Sttrum will
continue to net as representative.
, 1880-12-22
IN MFMORtAM.

At meeting Ut tho Polltctncn's IlunoyoIcnt
Association hcld at tho Araory ycsterslay t4o
following resolutions were paesvd, h.,4 their
publication lil tho daily pnpsr1 Ur1lured; ,pl1
H"3'tR+k- Al All-wlso 4!rprldoucu 4as xp4
, 1880-12-22


artetnt Disp4teA IN The Lhtedgo Ttthstne.
EAST SAh1SAw, Mfct.. Dec. Dl.-E. Xcctct.
merchant tailnr, WE closcll MI crctftors'
execution tt-.iay. Ills liabilities hre s.; 5O;
;tsscls, SJ,.W
, 1880-12-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.,
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
Music Study in Germany.

Ny MISS AMI FAY. Price. st.zt.
"Th1 intrinsic sniue Of the hook IN Rrent.
its simplicity, its minute detna, fts freedom from
cFcry kind " a1oc.atIon, conssisuto in themselves
most nl1mrnb1u qualities. ft1 tTut1ifuinesala Ia H&ns
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Tho lntet.Ucean.'
Biographies Of Musicians.
Life nr Moznrt. t'rier, Rl.e6.
Life or beethoven. Price, Bt.A5.
Translated frnm tho German Ut 1}r. f,onts Nnhi by
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Tho AHxt s0ufnu Viii bc tho i.t0 oT 11a1On, " ta
foI1Hwei b5 u.iters.
or The "I.tEa or Mozart" ttarpar'a Monthly
sass "7ho lrarlty Ut uta bt"rTupIsy las mt been
secured nt thu nxlet.e hf IT, b3n Lts funess ~
n horabnH recor tho fsrtner lsctna c1ear, nicxant
and'nnubftlons. anl The Inter u rounded md syn-
p".hctc out,s Ut thu Incidents Ut Stusatts brief
md c!lcckutgd f."
Hr ihe "I.sr,. ur JIecthorcn. >. tho Chicago Tla,c,
fa.': "Wlsh tho exception. purtni's. IT Michael
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ness md efcetsvenn-a. It IL u,npy euious In do
eat; Is not ino long for perfectly agreeable read.
inE."
Club Essays.
itr lnns. DAVID SWING. tsrco II.
"a nm rhsnyfst thcrn In no WRITER nn the
An'eFican cafsfncnt, With l!Iu Single e1rrptinn of
t.nort"n. VIM 'i'setrcs to rant h!stler than l'ru!
Dn*fJ Swtnu.".-TiIu l,la1.
"Sh then, this essuxs) Ibr. Rwiur uroyc, him.
slfhs able 10 estnFaIn thu 1ulut clr co ut scholars
md t'Nkura ns In the pulpit tp cinru hin lenrr,s
" h!s p"pn'ar nt"1ucnce." THE Now York T11acs
Half 1t Century.
Ity kttss. JASE GHrY 4.yinstxtu I.rtco a. m
, 1880-12-22
1t{lStt'ilE.

IN1S1I1N.
EosToS. Dee. 2I.-cMtter l'iympton IL Cn.,
fsaIrrs IN millinery an& straw snots, 'utI
Summer street l!ayo suspended. Liabilities,
SiU.UBO,
, 1880-12-22

LECTURES SUSPENDED.
MOSCOW, Dec. 2l.-rl.e university nutllor-
tiles hayo resolved, In consequence Of tho
As'tation among tho students, u,lt III view Of
tho approach Of thu holidays, to susprnd all
LECTURES.
SUICIDE. i.
Tho Herald states that before tllo Cznr left
lAvntfs. ui0 policu fullnd Il llHwly-tLng tunnel
running from barn nrar tlln railway. Tlc
oyy'ier Of tho b0r,,, who hns IT son extlet1 III
Siberia, shot hfntsolf OF tho discovery.
, 1880-12-22

GRlGECE AND TURKEY.
NVcnss TIL: Feasibility OF ARBITRATION.
po' w. FErEltsluKd, ncc. a1.--lhe AucNce
tMsac says 1t doubts tho feasibility Ut arb!-
t:soA tc:suoA III 'low Ut tho firm resolution Ut
s'.s '.ssee to insist OIL tho execution of tho do.
'slon Ut Europe.
AUSTRIA.
.I.eSSA. Dec. al.-llW Government has
f:s''ea communication from ttIu French
i;,aa,I proposing the arbitration Of thu
~'eeS frontier question.
H. UEikAASY.
s1m 1umEht1s, Dec. .l.-rhu arbitration scheme
h.m, hot bc submitted to tito Utllur Powers
as,sl su derinany and Austria cU,nu to lit
~ sa. 1t IL reported here that tho project
i :. s'aDosated by l'riuca uls.narck, Count
l,t,1' w. WALLER, allu Prince yun IipIlu,,lolau
3; ~ e% 1teir recent conference ut Fsledriclls-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-17
Startling Incidents Of the Life In the
Bs a Winter psslses

LIE Yoltaire,. o.. Paris, publishes in
its ST Petersburg icorrespondencsJ a
recent incident in the life of the czar,
for which it claims entire authentici-
ty. The incident is said to have hap
pened at five o'clock in the morning,
when all was silent in the, Winter
Palace. One Of the servants, who
stood high in the masters favor,
thought he heard the cars voice cali
ing him and entered the imperial
bedroom. The smperor, awakened
suddenly by the noise ofhis footsteps
and not recognizing the valet in the
dim light af the lamp, which swung
over his head, drew revolver from
under his spillow sand HfEed, q The
servant fellato the floor With groan,'
The room was quickly filled with
watchmen, members OF the household
and courtiers, fearful that another
attempt had been made on tho czars
life. When the wounded man was
carried to another room and the doc
tors pronounced his Ainjory to be
fatal. effort was made on all sides
to prevent the news getting abroad,
aud it was generally given out among
the people thai the man had died by
his own hand. The incident is said
to have augmented the CT ar's terrors.
His kitchen, which for some time has
been placed under strict surveillance,
has now three physicians attached to
it, each Of them receiving 1000 rou-.
bIes month. One examines the
food, the meats, the vegetables or pas
try ; another tastes the wines al d
liquors; the third superintends the
making of the dishes! They are all
subject to grave responsibilities. At
the least illness of the, zargthey run
the risk OF being arrested as accom-
plices on q charge of high treason,
and of being Instantly banished to
Siberia. Tue VoItsire carries its list
of improbabilitieseso far as to say
that the car has not unfrequently
been known to take emetics after
dinner ''Hsve we not here, it cries,
can episode from the life of some le-
gendary tyrant, a Dionysius of SYRIA
cuse, oran emperor of Rome possess
ed with dreams of horror?'
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-aC5 rEJE srI
< 0 SAD A / Is
THE GREAT SOUTHERN

TINE GREAT, SOUTHERN
IL remedy fer the cure Of Scro-
fufa, Scrofuious Taint, Rheuma<
tism, White Swelling, Gout,
9oitre, Cousumption,S Rronehi.
its, Nervous Debility, Malsry
and all diseases arising from ar
impure condition of the Blood.
Tbs merits Of this valuable prepar-
alton are SO well known that q pass
iSg notice u but necsss ary to remind
Icessity u always hayiua a bottle OF
y nus medicine among their stock Of
| Certificates can DO presented from
many leading Physicians. Ministers,
aad heads OF families through out the
south, endorsing in the highest terms
Inc Fluid Extract OF Rcsadalis. "
DE-. t. wilson Garr, OF BRltl-
more, says she has used IL In cases of
Sorctuia and other diseases with
much atisiactiOn."
ar. o. a. FuEn. of Baltimore,
recommends tito all persons suffering
with diseased Blood, saying it Is SUI
Perier 70 any preperstion no has ever
used.
K~s. Dabu sy Hall, of the Bal
timsre ". Il. Conference. South, says
he has been so much benefited by its
use that he chserfally recommends IL
to MI bia frietd and acquaintance.
Craven IL CO., Drugsiss, at Cor
donsyilic, Va, nay IL never has failed
to give satistaction. E
Ssin'i d. McFssitien, Murfrees-
boro, Tennessee, says 1t cured him Of
kheuinai ism when all elss failed.
hooedaiis is not secret quack
preparation, its ingredients are pub
iishcd on every package. Show 1t to
your Physician and he will tell You
it Ia composed of the strongest alter
ativee that exist, and Is an excellent
Blood Purifier. Did our space admit
we could give You testimonials from
every State in the South and from
persons known to every man, woman
and child either personally or by
reputation. ~ e -AH -
Rosadalla Ia sold By all Druggists.
JOHN 7, HENRY, CURRAN 4 Co.
m . College Place, ..
NEW York.
Geo. W, Albers Wholesale Agent.
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Chattanooga Commercial. AprillO
CoRN-On wharf, 4sa5oc, in depot,
WHEAT--Market dull, $I.20a1. 80 on
wharf; $l,374al. 40 in depot. -..ltf -c-.t
MEAL-t6 cents per bushel.
MEATs7-.Bulk meats, long clear sides,7c;
shoulders, &c; hams, Ole. rr 'A''--'
BACON None offered.
LARD->5In cans, 90; tierees, 81. L, has, +,
!, 4 OATsr-Per bushel, 40a5l cents. NJ, -. .
HAY-90aSl.G0 per cwt.
PoTATo Es-Irish, 7sc:; sweet, 75c. + =.
FLouR--Extrs, $3.50; family, $685.;
extra family, $3.50; fancy, 1875. -
~ PoULTRY-Chickens, grown, 200.
EGos-Per dozen, 10, IN g
BUTTER-Per pound, l5as0c
QINsENo-Per pound, $l.06aI. 10. 10
"a BEEswAx--Per pound, lsa2Oc. 7s .u.
HlpEsTGrsen, lcio sslted, &c :, dry
b FEATHER Choice, 4Oa43c. L4e
DRIED FRulr--Apples, Tcj peaches, 7c.
TALlow--Per pound.- SC. 20 leG1yaaI.l
LIVE Stock Beef, .2Aa8ie gross; ship.
ping cattle, 8ia3scI sheep, 23asc; hogs,
6a89c; shoats, 21aetc gross,
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~ =
Rspub Jean M &c tinx In Knox coun,y

& The Republicans Of Knox county are
requested to meet at the court house In
Knoxville, on Saturday, the l7th day
April, 1880, at IL O'Clock, for the pur-
pose OF selecting delegates to attend
The republican state convention at
Nashville. on the, 5th day of May
next, to nominate a candidate for gov.
ernor, and to appoint delegates to the
national republican convention, to be
beid in he ctyof Chicago, June End,
1850, 40 4 also Ito select fan electoral
Ticket &c 80 ~ SRRsa
BY order OF the chairman OF the
Knox county republican executive
committee.
rs s7Q brGEo, L. MALoNEY, Sec.
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The GREATEST LIVING Az.
Rt. Hon. ". =: Gisa.tone, les. a.
Proctor, Edw. A. Freeman, Prof.
TynNall, Dr. W.. B. Carpenter,
Frances Power CObbe, The Duke
oiArgyI, WIN: Black, Miss Th.ck-
Macdonald. MRS. Olipznanf, Jean
angelOw. Mrs. Alexander, ThOs.
Hardy, Matthew Arnold, Henry
kingsley, w. w. story, Turgue-
nfef, Carlyle, Ruskin, TennysOn,
browning, and many others, are represented
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MARKET KEPORTs.
n Fg gtooRREcTED DAIIY.I II
EALE aCHRos1cLR OFF1cr.

a NOAhONlCLE Z [
KNOXVILLE, TENN, April 16. $780,
A recent reduction of freghts from the
west indicate further decline in corn.
Wheat is frmer, under the impression that
the growing crop is damaged by frost. Bs-
con and lard in demand at q otations.
Country cured Bacon, hog round, Ga
61c. Lard, new country, buying at ~
a8c; selling at 8!c; city rendered 8la9c,-
Glover Sesd. S. 75a6 % per- bush 81;
Timothy, So 75a400, Red Top, $l00
81 90.
for white; Lancaster and Fultz, $110a
OoRF-N New, dull, 48a45o, loose; selling
oArs-Bu7ing, loose, aoa85c selling,
poTsrors- Loose. scarce, 65aeoc. per
0u IA " Loose, Ieooa$ioo per 100 lb.,
baled hay $l.l0al25 per 100 pounds.
BRAN--S1.t0 per 100 pounds
DRIED FRUlT- None offering.
FLouR-Nominal; country extra. huv-
Ais, dull, 81 OOa5. 25;I selling, 80 5os2 is
per ss0s s. &, fsa' i b su!ysins,1 s25os275
=, FaArHsas4Pr mnt. firm, 45a4ec; mixed,
srrrMR- Choice roll, 15s2lc; prime,
l0al4c; gr sase butter 5s7c.
Eaas--BuvinR dull, &c. f-TH III
PouLTRY--L've, Hens, 5tc. Ter b.;
Roos ars, 2ic; Turkeys, &c.
NAas--Oottnl, &c.
BIZ xswAx-2lc per pound
GINsKNe- Fall, 81. 15a1.30.
SENEKA SsAEN- 35a40c.
HIDEs-Dry, frm, l6;y green, 6is7c. a
TALLow-5c. K INV EEM
FLAX SEED-Per buehel. 81 GOAL. 10.
BRAss-l0al2c.; Gopher, l0al2a.t
WooL-Per pound, firm st 60ab2
APPLEs-Green, 81. 25a2 90 per bushel.
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CORRECTED DAILY.1 l ' 2
Reported for tue OHRoEIGLR by Jones, Lss 4
gtSt Caldwell, Butchers. .4-tt
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tions. Hogs dull and demand very light
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