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National Republican., 1880-10-11

On Tuesday last, as tho Richmond boat
stopped at the landing at Brandon, where the
United States ir0u-Clads arc laid up. a good
looking lady got of and startsl toward tho
ir0n.Oluds. A lieutenant commander had his
gig called away very suddenly aud PULLED
away up the river rapidly. The woman, IN
the meantime, got aboard the iron.cads aud
told her story 10 the officers whom sho found.
She said that she came from Brownsville,
Texas, and that the fleeing lieutenant-com-
mandor seducod her there under promise OF
marriage, aud that IL is her intention to pur-
sue the gallant commander TO tho ond of the
world. The aforesaid &. c. informed farmer
in his hegira that il was d case Of hlackmail.
Thus we have both sides of the story, aud as
tho navy department has been informed Of it
we hope to hear more Of it. The sudden de-
serliun of his command certainly speaks vory
badly for this officer. Al last accounts tho
gallant officer was in Washington seeking
orders to China,
National Republican., 1880-10-11
CHICAGO VS.. NATioNAL to-day at $3.50 O'Clock
sharp.
An Extra TrAlm for baltimore.

To accommodate the increased travel be-
tween this city aud Baltimore during the
celebration IN the latter city, the Baltimore
& Potomac railroad company will run an ad.
dItional train, which will leave Washington
at 0:O5 a. M, and Baltimore at IL o'clock mid
night. This train will bo a great accommoda'
ton to our people desiring to devote only tho
necessary time to see all tho sights.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

Tho clerk of the court has issued the fol.
lowing marriage licenses Elias Wilson and
Marina Allen both of Anne Arundel county
MIDI George Mills and Eliza Arnold John
Madam aud Ellen Hynes; Robert Taylor aud
Laura Prince, both Of Prince Georges county,
Md; J. W. Robinson OF Alexandria, Va, and
Julia Frederick Of this city, Stephen Burch
and Ellen Bell; Patrick Condor of Allegheny
county, Pa, and Mary Condon of this city;
Henry Robinson and Mollie Bates John W..
Goss and Victoria Brown, both OF Georgetown,
ID. Q.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
CITY ITEMS.
A Happy Restoration.

can truly say that owe my present OK.
istence and happy restoration to the hopes
and joys OF life to the use Of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure and say to every
Que suffering from any manner Of kidney,
liver or urinary trouble, Use this remedy aud
recovery w. L. SANFORD.
HoLLEY, N. Y, Feb. 25, 1880
National Republican., 1880-10-11
zMUSEM fNTy.
National Thsntrs-MaggIe MItehsll.

National lThsntrs-MRggie Mitchell.
Miss Maggie Mitchell, than whom there Ia
no greater favorits among Washington play.
goers, commences an engagement ut the Ma
tional theatre this evening. The play she has
selected for the opening performance is the
excellent dranatization OF Charlotte BIoute's
novel of Jane Eyre" The mere announce.
ment of Miss Mitchell's appearance will bo
probably sufficient 10 fill the house, aud dur
Ing her entire engagement it kIsy confidently
be predicted that large audiences will be pres
ent every night.
Ford's sOpera-House-"Hazel kirke."
The drama entitled Hazel kirke," which
has had such an unprecedented run Mt the
Madison Square theatre, New York, will be
presented AT FOrd's Opura-house Tonight. The
company Is an exceptionally strong one, EN-.
braciDg such artists Us Mtssrs. c. w. Coulduck
George Clarke, DominiCk Murray and Misses
Jcilrcys Lewis, Sidney Cornell, Flora Living.
s.ou and others, and u complete rcpresvn q tion
may be looked for. Tho New York EpsRhlg
Post thus speaks of this play:
One Of the most gratifying incidents Of the pres
ent dramatic season has been Tie success of Hazel
cess was immediate and has been continuous. The
play is perfect one, iul Of honest purpose aud
yigor. The characters possess individuality aud
picture queuess; there is no lack OF incident the
motive Is pure the interests human, the devices
are old, but the use of them adrot nd the person.
ages are compounded Of blood aud bone aud brains.
MS - lnt 1tNAFkb lHt AhNNtsN u tlt plhys Inc
types may b5 familiar, but they are genuine, and
lciug genuine they gain recognition and sympathy.
Last night Hazel kiTke" Nss performed for the
9j0th time, IN tho presence OF All audience which
was equally remarkable for its Size and its quality.
Theatre Comique.
The management OF the Comgue have
underlined for this week Inc best programme
ever given at this theatre. In addition to the
leading attractions 0l last week, thoro are
billed the LOronzo brothers in new play.
Avenged; Conway aud Cannon Irish
comedians; Harry Parkerand his trained dogs;
tho Albion brothers, acrobas; Jake Bldd who
will conduct his famous jubilee concert scene,
and the German brothers, the celebrated
dancers. The election news will be announced
from the stage tomorrow evening thus COM
bining politics with pleasure.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
Baltimore y Ohio Railroad aud tho sosqui.

In addition to their fifteen regular daily
trains the Baltimore & Ohio railroad will run
special train 800 II. M, 10 tho scsqui .Ccnton.
nal celebration at Baltimore daily except
Sunday. To enable visitors to return nightly
to Washington II traiu will leave Camden
station at l2 o'clock midnight, reaching here
inside OF an hour.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

THERE is no necessity to neglect your bust.
ness II you will only uso DR.. BULBS Cough
Syrup ut onco; the most reliable remedy in
tho world for Coughs Colds, etc.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

st. Julien left last evening for New Yorl
via the Baltimore & Potomac road. lIo wa'
accom- panied by Mr.. Hickok and his two at
tendanls The celebrated horse WAS swath ed
In blankets aud occupied an entire car. Hi
baggage filed big express wagon Tn,
trans poration Of such dainty animal RbOu
the country is matterof no slight importance
Besides constant attendance, he requires Il.
many trunks for his outfit MS a Saratoga belle
He viii trot next Friday at Prospect park.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

The Rowland Dental Association, 21l Four.
and-half street, use only S. 8. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set. Scuadyt.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

OUR SO CHEvIoT SUIT (FRoCK AND sACK)
DURABLE AND GENTEEL. ElSEMAN BROS
CORNER SEVENTH AND H.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

The National Sate-Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street pnd Now York avenue,
continues TO receive yaluableS of all doscrlp-
tions for safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

EVERY ORDERED GARMENT FINISHED on
ElSEAiAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND Il.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

at lower prices than ever offered in this city,
at r. Harris * Co.'S 1872 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
NInrrinyn I.Irensn,.

julius LASsBURGH's Low Priced Carpet
House, 3l5 9TH.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
New Advertisements,

lNUW
National fair programme.
Seven room house wanted.
Dcyin & Co., 1920 + street,
Rooms ut lis Tenth street.
Rooms at 1888 Tenth street.
National theAtre-"Jaue Eyre"
Fords opera.house-"HazelK Kirko."
Theatre Comique-Lorenzo brothers.
Unfurnished rooms at Ala Sixth street.
Houses for rent by A. S. Caywood, 1895
Ninth street
National Republican., 1880-10-11

Our, ,oiO "Iknookabout"
suit Is selling like hot cakes to II hungry man
KatHensteu, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
sa5 Solid Gold stem-winder,

PANTS TO ORDER S. AND UPWARDS. Else.
MAN RIOS, CORNER SEVENTH AND L,
National Republican., 1880-10-11

LADIES Gno goat or kid button boots, 81 80,
81 and - 80. Hahn's, 6l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
INNINGS,
l . 3 4 5 G 7

base hits-Anson and Powell Home.run-Dal.
rymplc. First base on balls-Nationals. L. First
base ON errors-Chicagos. .; Nationals. 9 Struck
out--ChcNgos. g. Nationals 8. Balls cnl,ed-Cor-
cornn, 1l2; Lynch, iO Derby, -. Strikes called
Corcoran. ~ Lynch. " Derby, s. Double plays
Quest and Anson. Passed Ialls-Kelly. .. Snyder
and twenty minutes. Umpire-Trott
This afternoon ut $40 O'Clock the two mines
will meet again and Trott will take Lynch's
place in the team. Under the existing condi.
tion Of affairs this will mako the team much
stronger aud insure better game. Those
dcsirous OF seeing baseball had better take
advantage Of the present week, as 1t will be
the best chance to soc games here this season
Lynch, Whose lamemess seriously weakened
the Nationals in Saturdays game, will be re.
tircd today aud Trott will play in the right
field, Derby pitching.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
Oenulne Diamonds

CHICAGO ys. NATIONAL to-day at o:3O o'clock
sha,
National Republican., 1880-10-11
julius LANsnurGu's soc. Hemp, al5 7,h.
Tho Ennr.nnrnl Rnce.

HAHN's So fine calf sewed boots have II,
rival No. SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

CHICAGO VS., NATIONAL to-day at $3.50 o'clock
sharp.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
81. Julien ON His Travels,

BENEDICTINE MALT VINE BEER. Finley &
Koch. agents 1905 PennsylYnnla Nvenue.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

A very Gno watch Full ruby joweled. r
Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
Morc rrouble On lhe Nnyy.

CHICAGO VS., NATIoSAL to-day al $3.50 O'Clock
sharp.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

julius LANsBURGH's 81 Lowell Ingrans
8l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

$50 Sold Gold Watches,
gents size. EIgin movement. A bargain, at
Il. Harris & Co.'S, 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT. SECOND
FLOOR STOCKED WITH THE MOST ATTRACT.
I'VE STYLES suIrINGS AND TROWSERtNGS
PRICES MODERATE. ElSEMAN BROS. COR.
NER SEV ENrH ANDE
National Republican., 1880-10-11
rhermom.tr,u neaunc,.

OFFICE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER. u. =. A.,
OCTOBER, 10. 1880.
A.m..,.r 50 2p. No.. 70 llD.m,... So
1855 a. M, 50 3p.m...... 10 Maximum. 70
II =, me-. 70 ep m...,... 62 Minimum. 4s
Indications.
For New England and the middle states, warmer
clear or fair weather southeast to southwest winds
and stationary or slowly falling barometer.
National Republican., 1880-10-11

I'M THE DISTRICT-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-11

IT is surprising how conservative
our friends of the Nashville Ameri-
can have grown. They have come
deliberately to the conclusion that it
is better for the government fer one
party to have majority in the house
and the other in the senate. There
fore, the next house Of Representa-
tives being republican, the senate
should be democratic. This is used
as a sort of "knock down" argument
why Tennessee should elect a demoe
cratic senator. This is certainly
very Thoughtful in our friends Of the
American. OF course it proceeds
from motives Of an entirely disin,
terested character. And as the
American has settled it that it is
for the good of the whole country
that democratic senator from Ten
nessee should be elected, will it now
settle the vexed question and name
the man?
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-11
AN EMINENT MINISTER ON
THE SOUTHERN SITUATION.

When such eminent leaders and
moulders of public sentiment as
Rev. Atticus G. HaygoOd, ID, of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
south, president of Emory college,
Georgia, take it upon themselves to
correct popular errors, there is hope
that good will result. He preached
a sermon before the students of that
college and the citizens of Oxford,
where it is located, on Thanksgiv-
ing day, which is full of wholesome
truths and sound advice. He
mentioned various reasons why
the people of the south should
be thankful and showed that the
condition of the people is better in
every way than it is represented by
croaking politicians. He mention
ed a number of unpleasant things"
which he characterized as "the
weaker points in our social make
up" that are "serious lacks in our
development" Among the things
he said it is necessary for the
people of the south to give
up "our provincialism." "Had
We" said he, sheen less
provincial, less shut in by our
own ideas, had We known
the world better, we would
have known ourselves better,
and there would have been no war
in 1861" He spoke of illiteracy,
our want of literature, our apathy
in educational matters, and how "be-
hindhand we are with our manufac-
turing interests" He summed this
all up in the following terae para
graph:
"Our provinciaIism, our want of lit.
erature, our lack of educational facili-
ties, and our manufactures, like our
lack of population, is all explained by
one fact and one word-slavery. But
for slavery Georgia would be as densely
peopled as Rhode Island. Wherefore,
among many other reasons, I say
again, 1 thank God that it Is no more
among U.s."
He mentioned some traits of char
acter which he said the people Of
the south should cultivate. First,
he said we should be industrious.
The people of the north, he said,
have more money because they
"work more and save more" We
quote
Secondly, let us cultivate the senti.
msnts and habits of political and sos
.cial liberation. This fs sorely needed
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-11

"TRIcHINA' is the name of an
animal parasite found in the muscles
of animals, and sometimes in man,
which produces death by its pres
ence. These parasites are very
small, requiring the use of a micro
scope to be seen at all. A diagno>
sis of the disease which has afflicted
the democratic party for several
years past convinces US that it is
suffering from trichina. It's internal
arrangements have been preyed upon
by small parasites, until it no longer
has the power of voluntary motion
If an incision could be made
through the hide of the animal il
would be found that the body i:
literally eaten up by these parasites
who have fed upon its vitals unit
there is nothing of it left.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-11

among as. We need to feel that q
man n1oy vote against as and be our
friend we need to feel thdt aCe can 0e
his friend, although IRE Vote against
him."
"Thirdly, let US culIiva' respect fer
all law and authority in Gods app
apointment. This is net characters
istic quality of our people. The edu-
eating influences Of many generations
have been upf4vorable to the develop.
ment of this sentiment as a mental
habit. Or rather as i mental character
stic."
This is the language of a true,
sincere friend Of the south. 1t
is the language of Christian min
lister, whose whole life has been
spent among the people of the
south. No man Will dare to charge
for a moment that he is an enemy
to the south Such utterances as
these will d. a great deal to mould
and strengthen a public sentiment
1
conducive to our permanent and
material welfare as a people.
Some ignorant, conceited, bigot.
ed, hare Drained, puny newspaper
editors, who are giants in their owl
estimation, but pigmies in reality
are in the habit of charging tina
none but enemies of the south
speak of our shortcomings, bu'
while southern ministers of learning
and high character, like DR.. Hay
good, say such things as the above
the whining and the yelping 0
these little fellows will not be 0
much consequence.
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We insist that il the case of the
Memphis Avalanshe further delay
is dangerous. Let the deacons of
the democratic church be called to-
gether at once and have the editor
of the Avalanche expelled. The
following is naughty in the super
lative degree:
The Knoxville CHRONICLE thinks
the deacons in the democratic church
ought to overhaul the editor of the
Avalanche, as he does not conform his
ez pressions to the democratic creed,
and "if not checked may do a deal of
HARM" The esteemed Knoxville con-
temporary is informed that the editor
aforesaid is engaged in disciplining
the deacOns of the aforesaid church
for their own good and the good of
their congregations, and be therefore
does not wish t. be disturbed in his
pious work by any irreverent republic
can editr.
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PEOPLES Bank Of Knoxville
tEA
STATE DEPoSlTU.-Y.
ory1ox-0ooxH BANK BUILDING. GAY SfsSH
KNOXVILLE, TENN
@. NJ. MoGHEE,
President.

@. NJ. MoGHEE, JOS. 4. hd5sshisr.
President.
SAvuHl MoKM.EY, Asst 'A'A
.xs business. recsive Deposits issuS ' SOd sAd
On Deposit. deal in Exchanges osk .,
Silver. Bank Notes. Bonds and S5o svusnue sho?io
we prefer that OF ssnd funds by sr
stead Of mail or express
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