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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26

A FEW irreconcilable, so called low
tax democrats, acting in the interest
of ring of spectators, are trying
to bear Tennessee bonds in order
that their masters may put money in
their pockets. That class Of poll
ticians who have so much to say
about the lobby having passed the
1908 bill, and who charge corrup>
ton in it's passage, are, either igno-
rantly or wilfully, playing into the
hands of men who care nothing
about the credit of the State, except
to make money out of it. But their
mad schemes are bound to prove a
miserable failure. We trust there is
not a court in the State corrupt
enough to aid them in their wicked
designs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-26
New York Cotton Market.

New York, April 23.--Cotton quiet; sales
582 bales uplands, 1O4 Orleans, II;
consolidated net receipts 6,070 bales ex-
ports to Great Britain, 1854 bales; Cont.
cent, l, 103 bales.
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FIRST EDITION.
11.3O P. NJ

The reports about Secretary
Blaines failing health are pronounc,
ed untrue.
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The WING and Chronicle
AND
THE RURAL NEw-YORKER.

which has no club or second price So co. The Plant
and Saoa Distribution which If any valuation
least $500 making total of $3.50 for only $500.
less than half Of the real value.
The rural home fully supplied news of the
world-the most trustworthy agricultural and hOr-
ticultural information-scedS, planIs-au for
about the price of one good paper.
Specimen copies of the RURAL EEw-YORKER
VII be sent on application to the publisher No.
"a PARK Row, New York. without charge, to our
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Subscribe for he RURAL NEW-YORKER and
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HUNTS
HOTEL & DINING ROOMS
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Vine St., between Fourth & Fifth,
CINCINNATI o.
MEALS At ALL HOURS.
Open DAY and NIGHT
Notice.

PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for
public printing for the state of nnessee for the
next two years will be received by the Secretary
of State at his office until the 5th d y of May,
1881. and on that day said sealed proposals will
be opened by the Comptroller, Treasurer aud
Secretary of State commissioners on public
printing. and the contract awarded to the lowest
and most responsible bidder.
D. A MUM, Secretary of State
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-28
= uz pGu1re
Wesley Phillips Case.

DR.. J. A. SBERMAN-Dear Sir: am happy 10
inform you that | am entirely cured OF my large
scrOtal rapture. 1t is one year ago to-day that
received you treatment. | have tested the cure by
going without the appliance. My business is at
Of a IOcOmO i've engineer. My rupture. as YOU VIII
r-CalI 10 your mind. was similar 10 Mr.. JORDAN S,
in you pamphlet of Illustrate
l was ruptured in the year 1863, while IN me ne
army. | have tiled Sprin1 and elastic truSSeS Win
great discomfort and injury my rupture Always
growing worse. Findi G must get som relief or
give p my business. determined to try on as q
iaot resort aud must say tina found your treat
ment complete ceeSS. My Enforcement ailt
cure have. considering my teTrib condition sur
prised my friends as we as myself. During you
treatment have worked hard in mY business, en-
loving bOth sd ETY. ard comfort and have not S
| , US work. NJ general health has also 1mproV
| ed. | will take pleasure in recommending the al
| fcted to you whenever | h We an opportunity.
| You may publish this letter the benefit Q
| hamani Y. Ny address is u East fth- L. VIII
| best wishes | remain yours reSpec iulIy.
| WESLEY PHILLIPS.
| New York City, Oct. %, 1888
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or Only C!ronl3le.
rFnrsrod at The Post-OfT7ca at Knoxville, Tea
sssssa. 20 SecODd-clas9 matter,
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1881.

The indications are that the State
Normal which opens here next Fri
day will be well attended. We do
not see how it could he otherwise.
Among the thousands Of teachers IN
Tennessee, there are certainly few
hundred who appreciate such an op-
partunity rs this, and who have the
means 10 attend. We cannot con =
ceivc how any person who expects to
make teacAius 4 profession can neg
lect this great opportunity, even if il
should require considerable sacri-
ice to avail himself or herself of it
There viii certainly be q large at
tendance.
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THE PROCEEDINGS AT ALBANY.

The Democrats Of the New York
legislature are represented as being
greatly surprised at the ruling OF
Lieutenant Governor Hoskins IN the
ioint convention on Saturday, for
the purpose Of ballot1ng for two
United State= Senators to I'll tie va
capcv occasionad by the resignation
of Conkling and Plat. When the
senate had voted, casting only fiji
teen votes, Mr.. Murphy, a Demo
crat, raised the point Of order chat
quorum Of that body had not
voted. The Acknowledgements
decided that q point Of order coulc
not he made during the roll call and
the baIIo6ng proceeded.
The Democrats lad been counting
on having less than quorum pres
emf. and meant to use the fact fol
the purpose Of raising the qQestlo7
as to whether, without q quorum
there could he & ballot, and If an
6av passed without ballot, whethe
that fact did not disquaiify the pres
emit legislature from eIecting Sena
tors, aud thus throw the election {
,,A.,,-, ,,-.,. :, +ha facri 80 t,1ra +
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Letter from Tate Spring.

TArE SpEING, June %, 1881.
In. ED1roa: This IS my first visit to
Tate Spring. To say that was agreeably
surprised and pleased would be only giving
a faint expression to my feelings The ac-
commodations, the fare, and in fact the
entire surroundings, are all that could be
wished for OF desired by the most fastidious
who is seeking health or pleasure, and then
the gentlenanly proprietor, Captain Tom
rnson, is :: every inch king" of hospitality. |
The water, bat need I speak Of it ? Moth |
inc that could say would add to its cele-
britv. The fact of its being shipped in
| barrels to almost every State in the Union is
? sufficient attestation of its virtue and heal
inc properties. Even President Garfield
had a barrel ordered and shipped to him at
the Executive Mansion, in Washington, for
! the benefit of his wife during her late illness
Captain I. showed me the check sent him
bv the President in payment for the water.
What higher compliment than this could be
paid to Tate Spring:
The society here is excellent. No
drinking. gambling or excuses Of any
description, as is too often the case
at watering places, are ndulged
in Everything is conducted with the Ut
most decOTum, yet Withal III 6pnlt OF
hilarity and amusement.
For the past two weeks we have been
} blessed with an abundant of the choicest
- music. dispensed by the East Tennessee
University Brass Band, The young men
! play well, and for amateurs give great
g promise of future excellence But that
Which more especially attracted the atten-
tiou Of the guest was the 8entIemanIy de
= pertinent Of these young men. Although
fresh from college and of that age III life
= when there is usually an oyer-eXuoe1aHce OF
f spirit which often leads to the widest eN-
, cesses, vet a more orderly and vel be-
haved collection Of young men l never met.
/ Their GOOD conduct and behavior certainly
I reflects great credit, not only on themselves,
but also on the excellent professors OF the
Knoxville University.
r. We have several distinguished guests
? Among them are Judge Gaut and is excel
= lent wife Of Nashvile Dr.. j. 5. Weatherly
:. of MONTGOMERY Ala, noted as physician
of great talent: }. S. s3cud1er, late attorney
general, Shelbyvilre, Tenn; q. ". Pickle.
II taIentedanI rising lawyerof East Tennessee
OF cambridge, who with his b tide, are spend
J ING portion of their honeymoon here.
A. From Knoxville we have Mrs. O'Brlen
wife Of your railroad superintendent, III
=" mother and sister, Matt, McClung, Esq.
= and his wife, C. ". Rollins and wife, r. NJ
3 Payne and Others.
u Rev. Dr. Frederick A. Ross, of Hunts
10 vile, Ala, the gifted minister, formerly Q
East Tennessee, is expected daily. He ha
. an appointment to preach here Sunday
le July 10, proX.
10 all who wish to throw off "the care
10 Of life for a season " and renew their phys
le cal manhood, or womanhood either, if yc
=, please, we say come and take a fresh lea
40 of life at this delightful and healthful sun
r mer resort. VIC.
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ITS Relief and Cure as Certain as H:iy
EOlEOlSz seaX.

Since the reduction 0 Dr. sherman $ terms,
thousands are crOwding upon him Tor tfeit'm ~
gladly throaIng away their gripping, lrks3ne, o!a-
SyirIting aud ife-pun hing uuSses. Ills treat
ment for this aficti makes The latIe't coInlcF--
able and safe IN the performance OF every KIND Oh
exercise or labor Il is a grand thing aid nose
who are ruptu ed and do not pT0ViGe INT hstlNt7
with il must endure the dangers If that pTecaltUS
Athletic ard the use "f TusSeS al tn o gl ne
Thousand of these cured give the most Hdtt rlilS
testimonials Of gratitude to DIR. SHERMAN. ttc is
| the author and inyentO of his popular sy ~ttin
he impartS his secret to one it is applicable 10
all classes and eases, and, under his reduced rate
within the reach of almost every one.
Parties IN receive tTea menr ana leave foi
| home same day. T SHEhMAN'S BOOK ON l'up-
| ture gives convincing proofs from professional
| gentlemen and Others OF his successful treatEie Mt
1t is iltuSt ated vi h photograph pictures I pac
cas-, before cure, aud is sem to those who sen
! 10 cents. Principal office POI Broadway y w 4
Branch office 1} Milk street. BO ton DAYS III
| YOrk-MOnday Tuesday Saturday In bo''oA
| Wednesd v Thursday and Friday.
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THE New York Tribune sums up

THE New York Tribune sums up
the situation at Albany as follows:
There is only one way in which
the solidity of this barrier to an
election can be broken. Ine oppona
ents Of the two Senatorial deserters
must stand solidly upon the position
that they will not consent to an adj
iournment under any circumstances
before midnight on the 3lst OF De-
cember. unless two Senators have
Ibeen elected, and that they are ready
at any time to support any reputable
stalvart for one of the S8natorsLIps
except Conl,]ing or Platt Ii they
will maintain this posi- ion steadily,
which is practically their present
posi- ion. 1t will be impossible for Mr.
, gonklinc to command his whole vOt~
in favor Of an adjournment. There
are men among his followers
who do not dare to 60 sc
far il defiance of the sentiment
of the party as to vote for an ad-
= ment, and who say so; bat WheI
tney see that the Administrator
phalanx is firm, aud that by accept
INC the Administration terms the,
can save something for themseIve
out Of the wreck Of the C0nklins
IS machine, it may be that they WI
e bring such q pressure to bear upo1
: Mr.. CouE.ing that he viii do then
~, e-,. ID, ,~.t ont Cf tho vov
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OUR CLUB RATES WITH
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slorTage Gardener

The FRUIT RECORDER AND COTTAGE Gardener gSEt
70 TIE sf,h7ects of fruits f1owe and yeget Dies,
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The Volumes Of the Bazaar begin with the first
Number for January of each year. When no time
is mentioned, it will be understood that the sub
scriber wises to commence with the Number
next after the receipt of order
The last Eleven Annual Volumes Of HARrER's
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Thus We UIItI
The WING and Ch.ontcIe
AND
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which has TO club or second price 81 90. The Plant
and Seed Distribution, which If any Vaiuatlon
least So 90 making a total of $3.50 for only $50
less than half Of the real value.
The rural home fully Su plied-the news OF ne
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OUR CLUB RATES WITH
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Everybody knows mors or less about De'iHl
sst's Monthly, and that it IS W Il worth the
subScrinti n price of $500. We will furnish
Week Wing d Chronicle and Drmore>ts Month,
" one year tor 1926, only % cents more than Inc
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We will furnish the Daily CnroIi lie by II, ana
Demo, est's Monthly on year for $3.50; and
Daily by carriers and DemGreS s by mail, one
year for 1915, regu!a price for both pubic lions
81 90.
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CLUB RATES WITH
HarDer's Publications.

We will club the WING AND CHRONICLE with
Wing and Chronicle and Harper's Magazine,
$3.50; Harpers regular price, S4Oo.
Whip and Chronicle and HaTperS Weekly,
$3.50 ; Harper's regular price, S4.Oo.
Wing and Chronicl4 and HarpeT's Bazaar, Si. so !;
Harper's regular price, 800.
Wing and Chronicle and Harper's Young People,
$50: Harper'S regular price, $3.50.
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BAD BREATH. As

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stood as sympathiziOg with Mr..
who is understood as de-
string an adjournment, the Demo-
Gratis doubtless supposed that he
would rule in their favor. They
could not conceal their surprise
when he failed to do SO.
The circumstance should be a
warning to Republican members OF
the legislature who absent them
selves at the end of each week, and
make it possible to raise such a
question. It ought to demons
strate to them toe Importance
of promptly set ling the Senatorial
question. We trust it Will, and that
before the end Of this week, there
: will be some sort of a compromise
between the factions as will settle
the question by the choice of two
Republican Senators. The whole
: country looks with deep interest OF
the proceedings at Albany, and TIT
adjournment Of the legislature with
out electing Senators will be grea
= djsappointment to thousands OF he
pub!icans ali over the Union.
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1881.
Harpar's { AGAR.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-28

THE Christiancy divorce case was
before the equity court at Washing~
ton last week on the question of fix
Ing the time for stopping the taking
of testimony. Tie court made an
order allowing The defense sixty days
more and the prosecution ten days
to wind up the case. The counsel
for the defense claim that they will
reveal something damaging to old
man Christiancys character, which
will seriously affect his case. He has
had a great deal of trouble with his
Young wife, and it appears that he IL
not through with it yet:
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