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, 1881-09-20
FATAL CASE Of RLOQD.P0LsON.

WAsMIS0rOS, Sept. IT, CHlot' hlidHhIpmRn
Cooper, U. b, n. who bud hocn suffering from
chrunu Iy.ril,ln t0r SIX months and fourteen
days, dcd Ut tho Navut Hospital hure yesterday.
lliX symptu,ns woro bcuY paralleed ttaily by
those OF uurtlell, and tho Ablo surgeons who ut
tended tho !eull Mt,ishlpsnnrl fear that tho samo
result will occur tn thu cas0 of tho President rs
In hts cuse. Tho autopsy OH tue body OF Cooper
was performed this afternoon. Tho ri1ht lung
catiou, attributable t0 low iuilulnauon, whlr4
hnu ptcynfltt ml1ly weeks during which perI'hi
liz G.,,lstutltiy cxHeGturatt4 plrulent nlntlGr.
Thrre was nu Abccss ou tAv tuux, Il tud uisnpiy
, 1881-09-20
FEES IN 1IAHEAs-CORpUs PRO
llrEDlEIiH.

Judge Williamson issued rule yesterday On
Juhn stephens, Clork Of tho Criminal Court. to
shuw c,,,,so why be should not roturn 50 tad by
u1Ic Lewis Smith on Il writ Ut hMbcas corpus. A
meeting Of nil tho Judges will bo held to settle
tho question whether C,,os county IL entitled TO
80 In hubeas- corpus procecdIugs. As tho
tntter now stands, there is no unaninlity
of oplillon on lilo -pnrt nf tho Judges.
und tho tnnttcr IS Frequently snurco Of
yexutIoli In tho various c1urts. There IL Kcli-
nrul provision On tho stltlte-bonk TINT etuntles
nf tho thIr! unss auull 30 untitled To foe ut fG
Rldored that l1Hlcas-corpus cases cM!le uisiur
this general proys!os,, aud tho fog bus nee'.
ctarKcd, excopt whnre tho relator was TOO t,opr r
t1,.tt Il hubcus corpus ID not silt VI INV or
equity, but Is merely MI n'!jungt oi tho ttse III
whIth tho parties ntU tuIletud. The Clerk rlailHs
ttlut hnbclts. cnrtlis cScs nrU duokctrd IN tho
sn,no lnnnnor rs suits thoy cnt he appcHle Itiitl
Under tho general provision Of au!ts. Tho foo
EucS to tho county.
, 1881-09-20

Jup0E pnuMMOSs,--In chambers.
JUI,}E GANr-h0 tn l0Q inclusive, Of calendar
M. =. No case In trial.
JuniE sAlTu-i'roltn!uary Gull 90 to 100. Trial
full form Nos. N, 0l, III, and Nv. No. 10, Gal-
low ay 70, Haven, nj, srias.
JupuE AsrlloSY-Assis,s judge Curry. No
as, LEO VI. Quinn, on trial.
Jupas JAAEsoN-l, y, 4, o, on now calendar.
No uuso on heAElnR.
Jupov l,ot.E,ts-First cali 81 to 100 Inclusive.
Trial oall 70, ~, 10, and casos set for triul OH
tlrst call. No case on traa!; :. :,
jUnOH NnlsAS-1,8 !, ~, IL, l., H. II, , l8. No.
etasu Gll triAl.
jylNiE liAwEs-5 to TO- Inclusive. 10 caso on
Juin1g WtLAlAAsoN-Nos. s0l. vi. eG., s85 to
juW,E OAnbsE,,-rhonaa Turns. tntrs!or,
june LtA,Atk-Nos. la't lob lba, !b1. l5v, 100,
aud l4l.
, 1881-09-20
AN IRATE JUDGE.

HpffNF U.53dEtE ~ zI3 EHEe1a4 1T{14hf.
FoHr WAYNE, lnl., Sept. l0.-WhlleJu.lge
Burden, ..of the Crilulnal Court, was riding
hoMo this evening. John Grow, well-knuwn
businessman, also IN the chr. ptaytuIly
seizcu borden by the shoulders. Tue Judge,
who IL very Qulek-telnWrGu, resented Tho
familiarity by striking Crow over tho heud
viii. y cas-llook, lniltetlux y vosy se1lups
wound.
, 1881-09-20
SENATOR HILLS AFFLlcTtON.

WASH StguN, b. e., sopt, l1.-Information re-
coivc,l here In rcgard to tho condition Of 6uaa'
tor H. H. Hill ID to tho ofloet tlat whli1 tho 70.
cont aiad second operation performed In phn-
dulphla for all atlGutiou Ut tho tongue waA sesn-
notar,ly te,!of atat satsiactory IN its ln.iae!-
tho wuEee, There IL daf,gur that the Senator
VIII lps9 tho power Of apG0oh.
, 1881-09-20

In tho cstutc of Julia Klvy tho will and COLL
eli were ntttmtltod To Eocnrd. Ai'l remuneration Of
cxoeltors aud Tutors, uf administration wero
Issued to PatrIck Daley, uMdur ..nlul fur s.UU.
III thQ esinlu OF NAtGy i. Walker Tho will WIS
t,t1vult u1d IuttprS tsstAtenfAry wcrc tsstlua to
William u. WAkuF Atld JAlles n. ihlrtla, Under
bDllit Hur x&D,lM0.
in The estato OF Alexander l'cFno,l tho Will WIS
AuxeLI,.c per,oI, ulider bo,:l for $i.,0jV,
, 1881-09-20
FOX RIVER MlLLERS.

ElA!N, ILL.,, Sept. 10-Tlle mtllsrs Vt Kane
County mud nolghhoslng tuwna met In thts
city md organized tho Fox River Valley
Mlllers' Association. oeettug john Klgor, Ut
EIgill, President aud ]. J. Carr. OF Bartlett,
Secretary, Tho 0bjeet IL for mutual protec-
tiun u.!I thu oauallzing of charges. The
price VI grinding Wus ilxo1 ut four cents per
, 1881-09-20
CRIMINAL COURT.

Al Totten wis convicted of assault and sent
to tho County 1Hii for tve days.
William Stephens pleaded guilty TO burglary
alld was rnInanicd.
Ainniu White peat1esl guilty to petty lnrccny
u1,d was sutlt IL Jltl for twGnty-iiinn Hays.
EhIricB 6At.dursuti WAS iii trlHl tur putty lar
cuny. Part If tho evidence wis acnrl nno tho
prisoner was reinGiilele.
I)hn!ul TuoIney wny convicted, Of malicious
mischief III atGtLlHR hursD md wls Bpnt tU tho
House OF CurrucuOn for Hly mouths.
, 1881-09-20
:ItITlGAI ENTS.

BupgnIoR Cuunr - CONFESSIONS. - Caroline
Christian ya. rotcr Engoa, Sloaio.
CIRCUIT Cuunr-IupaE lhMERs-AIlun T.
Maeksy W. y. +. Norton. 9li0.-.Amlrow H0llca
ys. Auria L. Mills, guardian % Charles Mills,
fsM-ilcnry Surr. uso etc., ". s Z. und George
Ju,Min MnuxS..W. L. t'rica vs. Abort A,
spru9,le, i. j. Warner, G. 8. 4. sprngus. II. T,
UFjSWt,ld, Jnhn HOFFMAN, Iaiiua uurku, ]. N.
FlDWQr, Hlll U. ". NeWt0n, &3I.d1.
, 1881-09-20
TILE COURTS.

THE 1tt1lNs MURDER TRIAL.
Jutlwo .tiurstnera cu,irt yrster'lay sva4 otclt.
pied solely with impnnrIiiig II Jury fur tho trs
or rhoh,as l,urns, sharEe1 With killing Charles
Hell Juno y. llnrns md Hull wrrn Eroprietors
Of sal,an uu Ch.rk street. md lturtls shut anl
killed tho hitter whllu hc ~na alrcpItir IN his pcsi'
The tErst lnror WIS aceoplu,l NJ 1t:0 oroeS. b.lt
1t WIS mt Until 1:t) Tint tho panc w,ts eo1l''
pEctc. Tho prosecution usuti uhetoen peresnp-
tory challenges aald tho 1nsctisd their tut quota
Of twenty, besides which tllura wcro Itine ctnl'
leigcs fur c,t,so making sixty jnr''rs In NIL Tho
StutB was represented by Mr.. htliaa, tho prisoner
by George II. ke,tclso-nntl 81. VI. Miller.
At u1se stage ur tho proeeetllngs, THO p1nul
having bcculng uxlA,isttni. tpw lut nf 1trs,ra
MAs ubtAtned by II s}ct.aNl ygnrc. and tho enot1.
sci for the tefensu nNJeGtct H. thu prteess, ~
tho grt,tlsil1 tlnt II w4ts isStId " th0 saerIlt
rather tlluu by tho C0!nty Commissioners
Jtnlkp t'u:stncr UyGrr,ilCt lin ubjCctH lIld tho
itStunuItil9 won't III. UtllGrwis1 tho dhy WIS
unmarked hy my !,lcl,uat q INTEREST 1h9 Jury
IL constituted MS tulIlwa: Nils ltul!so',. ~ ali!-
wnukue Mvrnliu; Ih,nsel Calhoun. Irving fnrk;
Henry West, Jc!rrrsuu: 7. Y. Merurunil, 'fel[Er-
eUn; David Iilnekillun. Hll Hubbard street;
Sasli,sel vml, III Grunge; T!,ani9re tiunsaur.
John Wtpsbrad. aj chlcdHu Msrntir: +. llober-
netk, lsJ EhitaHo uycntlrr u, Willis. Gi1 Fcrnun
nyunut; Jhtnuj Sllnty, Il Ntiilull street.
, 1881-09-20
TOpAI's PROGRAM,

Io,lay'a program al tho pask Will 10 an Inter-
cs.!n4 nl,u. Miss Hello Eouk, Ut California, n,d
Hiss ls.lI.lu Jewctt. OF AIlnnasntn, will repeat
their rlcc, Htll there will ,o Erl1ll
slepplechnaD, uni running tlAsh Ut II Mllo md
u tllrtnnE. Ihe entries ART Us lt,ll0was
Bteeplechnse--0uy, bliss Mnlloy, and Swan
nAtlt1A.
iinnnlux slas,,--C -Ctnlcral'a. Juck lIavurly, Lurl
Lyt,yl, ,ltld EltsSHtfnl.
, 1881-09-20

1.., ,,......na, -. ,..i,,,,,,,,. ~ ..o
cs'e''say "Haesseu wy eu't'h".'o' VI tuo
ins''lsc Interest which ,as prevailed nhoFig
t, III 10 tho u,yurtl. fl tho vrpl,j swcrt,-
sfrir.s r,n,a mn, euu Tim n},rt Jnru nun
~. 49, -, ts ~ n,sa ~ Ill
eAtrfe" VI 'Ge Hu'tuss' 3Ao - wv eaeo ~ w
fArs, the sweepstakes nrc !0okeu npotl ny cx-
hlbIlors ns tho decisive tests Ut excellence. md
MI nwur WIN III ths contest Ii s.,.lluthing Il,
wprv lilo Ehvrt- -inrl herd Ut j. H. IHits SUI, 1T
lrksOilyllle csIattl,g or u,rht ea,l Ut ns colti-
met, beautiful, md WuIt.tred enttIu ~ ever
Stuinwsky III in,llMnuJa ill, WHO hi prey yttiusjy
rurri,aI ~ snvrr.i iuo rIGhuIts ii, Individual
oIuss,t. Nnyt in lin ruw ur tdurt>,iu1lrutl cattle
Ih.t rr,,rc,I tho lrtrk in Trt,tlt uf thU nrauJ
EIu,,d VIA tho Snurt. iis,r herd Of Robert Miller
nf Wist i,ifrrty. ilI.. followed by tho ttctl-
, 1881-09-20

Otto schatfurth began IL suit yastor'lay FOR
$l.tN0 ngutnst the Agricultural insurance. Com
pany.
siurla White sued C. Ocorgo Llnco1u for $1,000
damages.
Tho A. Plnmundpn manufacturing Company
suuh August Fisher for $l,UU0.
Alnry kcss!cr brought suit fnr $l.hM against
tho Metropolitan Llfu- insurance Company.
, 1881-09-20
tn THE PUBLIC

There can 10 IL, better guarantee ~ K NEus.
DiEs ihan tho baso and worthless uu!efs, unl
them, ~ thore are False ltesoly;cnss nd ,u
That the uauv "Itadway" ID Oh what wv ~
, 1881-09-20
lltNlllit:l:S.

+ Wilhelm Mattrcr iiEed bill yesterday for df.
yorcc from Caroliun Maurur, oil the gronpd VI
tlcsrrtlo,l.
Agutha Fischer also asked for t'ccrcn against
Ernhx X. Fischer, I'll thu s.ltnH Ert,l'titi. IA.
And uentKu Faulkner rrulu Josephine Finlk-
nrr, tue cnarxu beitiy n1MitHry.
, 1881-09-20
MICHIGAN RELIEF.
Chicago at Last Resolved to Open
Her Purse-Strings for
the Sufferers.
a Public Meeting at Central Music
Hall Tomorrow Night to
Start Things.

Start Things.
Mayor IInrrlson'Y Second Appeal
Good Work on tho Board Of
Trntlc md Gail Board.
Uettcr tntc than never implies to tho present
feplin. Ut tho city Ut ChclYn III tR ninttpr Ut
relieving tho sufferers by .,re In Esstert, Mch!-
Knn+ and. nftnr delay ty fur too long far nln-
tuni.g tho H.pi thine N this city f',r ihcralIty
toward thnsu wllu nre Gnlsl 10 undergo tho bnps
tsnl 0t fro. f wase trrrurs l1cr awst penplt hnrc
hut too vivid remembrance, MI ut'rortlit,fy II
nj last given them to lnl,lE'iratc M elficent al
systutnntlo wnrk Ut rcliuf. Vert! WIS received
Yesterday TINT Isnnc Mnrstnn. Of finy City
Mich, Chief Justice uf tho Supreme Court ot tho
StMtu OF Michigan, mi, j. d. LOWS, x.Sc'latur
from tho Eighth Senatorial District Ut AtlchtKun,
would ruAct1 her1 tnnsorrnw 10 rei1t3cr sch MD ut
public tncuttsig sh.sllhl nl'U 10 tlc,t. Tltsc
gentlemen will prubatlty bo accompanied by u.
ilarr, tho witty Congressman. whosp nssuranro
to Mr. Cox, ur New iork. INIT VIZ tho south
would ra1sr nloru hogs and less hell 1t wtIt'ld 10
butter Tor tho country has mHdo him known
u tho pconlu of tho Nation. They ure Ill grit'
tlcInrn ut really speech. and, coming from tito
rdYo Ut tho burnt district, With wliosu ,ss'rfuws
they l,ayc nsntlo themselves familiar, Mr.. Lowls
especially having bcrn delegated by tho lsollet
Cutnmittcu nf lIny CITY To ilstec. tho region III
pcsaen. !" order !" c.aole li'sl I" ,'oro ~,
teIacntiy prnyliu fnr Its waits. tho nltizens nl
Ch,capt1 will hute MI opportunity uf lcnriling
frum rrffable witnesses
THE MAGNITUDE OF Till: Dl.sEASD
nnw heug nair ilN'n tho cnrItics ct tho coin-
prpplrtal sld llpriutctl by Hand. MeNnlIy Il Cu,
Mtll Will be used to plnt out Tho rcHls'tl nav ~
distress Ccutr! Music; liall bus d,tI le see,rsa
ffkF
'owi1'x Wrinrsl,y ''iKft., u 'sara'nH fhat tho
Eclitlemu anetl wt,',ld bN n the uty. tmG ,,i ipir
sss Ss sap s" M9s ssssr e s IL ~ ot y
rnr CALL"
,nr wv .nI t'u ms of ill.," 70 nptlo'i sent
tcsed M DO osar I seveni tio,isad nps 1t ierrIiury
Tc aS sSs, ss ,ssa, 1y ,ssi f o ieo,,s gsFt as
E"ster Mi.i9u,, n,,t,'.'ir.s n in wmnt Of tlo
nrrsss"r1t. tf ii;,,. IN mti,IitiUu to uMtniiinv i
ias pSn o satyy9rs VIZ, ,frrtySy M sy;authS H.
t !ho reSp!S S; pf 5 M WY ID :s sn1s e1
% 1rs Or ,is is oil, Il tHk = x,up IL e .etIng @ 1T
Icntr,!! slllsis.llal Wsanes'i!y sysnus, sspt;
m ,t,n nnnoIntu mani III uul,llnlttecs who sh, ill.,
n,tgtrIiu 4 systematic glthcrluH Of the funds
1 T,1 S eoSe Ill ta CHEZ foe liz ss
lief Ut tho sufferers.
!; Y. Farwcli ~, fTal'Khti' AAo'ea easn y
a,t.sM .i,,stst!.r rte iis, |"'' 7, M 1,a1, & tn
e ysn Ssi,a!es, t;; a,,.I Kstt,& ;;a',sss Co..
5rss. f. ~ ssnpfii1s'' snnf'iin., J., i. q. i,,ne, '''
Fuilcs ! Filler, John Isiiaycn,
.Haya; G,;1|h ss!csri s,r Go;Gnyo, sS;,t Go,
t.,.. i,r a,,.,. !. ~ i'm, Il iIr,'tc 4 Co
Inr,i SsM,t",,,,ruh S'iunrs < inuni.lIn.
J. .NWW.'poon,Scb. " Nistatl Il n,Iiis, Sfw,, Co.,
, 1881-09-20

lns1,cl. II n intended Ia organize Hoard uf
'rratu for tho s,,iu ulnt purchase Ut Erut tint
Blutll meet weekly III this ely.
, 1881-09-20
How Business-Men Throw Away
Their Money.
The Scheme for tho Manufacturers
Directory Of Chicago.
l,ro0kc & Co. mud Their Peculiar Why
Of uetling Ads.


i MOST tllltt1IASr sciIEstE
on paper lftl III bis nlOuth.
"Abnut htnuty- 1T n hunlrott nt tho nd
ycrtIsuH pu,s" s:,i.l tho loDkbitulrr WIN knew
whnt il" ,vns tnIh,nu n,,nut. "nrc hu,nt,,,us
One fellow proposes to pnt up a p,prr, mud
oeta'na nd. hy representing Tint hc Is
mi I'm er lnli. md ac.n,r... from n ,s.
o"s 49, ~ u ...,u'..' ~ ",,..,,
ropataole printer eort'heato or atl as'hiaS'l
that j.v1 wore printed, a'ld On tho strcnRtt, IT
tlls sotccts morey On cuntracts, II hu dhln't
tr,o 'o ~ tr, ro"r." 1,n nun o, ~, ,, .,,,s
thonl up talks aOlut a circulation uf t0o00,
whun no intends pcrh,lpsto have Ill printed the
nt,to ,,,,ItI,,t- hin, },, ,,utor IN Tin =, ,st,
.' mu'!.s eus -" -" :" Hm.e' ns' ,,.. ~ ,no .'ea
wneh he preseh's us pai. !Ae '"crehah's VI
ChtenEu arc ruDbH Ut thuls4nds Ut aullNrs uvcry
year by ,hcsu ADVERTISING sharks II one wa'lts
~. ."v' '.e,a. .','.' I,,a NV
!Ao nletenaht u sa1,stea. heset 'uh,ns 'n9
trouble 10 Inquire whether tho house authorized
tho usu Of tts l,tliltc. They know thut not QUO
man h, h,,u,ir, vii, trv IN vcr,f ,hntr st.t,..
, 1881-09-20

A truc medicinal tunto With rcal merit ID
Browns lEun u.terb.
, 1881-09-20

TIE 1lnIsSESs
The contests yesterday morning for tho Grand
Sweepstakes brought out tho l'rst hosseesh on
tho urcinis, und tho exhibition WINS Of great
interest to tho hnrsamcn. The:s was no dis
satisfaction anong tho contestants. ana MI
agrecl that tho premiums Ind been Justly
awarded. Alr. Jnhn II. 1.Acou. uf Colorado
Springs. Cul wliu hus aupcrintv!illtsa tho hnrse
tleurtn tnrnt Of tho lu fr. tnys he nGyer witnessed
such Il sirU tiSpMy 0f nnil,nla In his l!iH. 1u'l
iluver III his lung exper!e1co hau ho hGhru ~
little conlulAint ut ill0 4wrl at prctist'ns Alr.
lacuu tuliy understands hrHe slltlws. aud hfa
infringement nf this one Rase satisfaction tn I'LL
cnncrrile.i. Tito award Ut premiums yesterday
WIS ,Is fellows:
SWEEPSTAKES.
For tho boat ,irtft Stallion; First premium,
tho soptcty's gru1d Ko!tl tnulul and $tU9. Isubcrt
llullnwhy. Ut Alpxls. III. tCIyles!nle,: SECOND
promlutn. spcc!nl En!d lne1aE. u. ". Dunhani,
Of Way,Ic. III. Observation-Disclosures.
Fur tho bejt, sllmft MnT1: First prGm!Mn tho
RnIletys grind AOtd nltt1Al l S,00; II. W. DUR
hain; SECOND prOllstunl, special Koll mednl,
ltttllort Holloway.
For best herd nf draft horses: First premium.
thu sUcirty grand Kt.d nse.lHl nIiu $i,UQ n. W.
!lnnhmnl; SECOND prun,iun. spuclal gold inuduE,
lsuburt liuIlnwny.
rhusy c1ntt4ts wcro between tho ClydestlnfeH
nntl tho FcrGherD,.- NDrn.n,ls. ind excited cum
siderable luterest nlIluilg bursolnUn-
, 1881-09-20

first, $195 tn second, $16 10 third, SO 70 fourth;
Il. u, Mckinney enters gr. r. u!urFs 1T !
ChAres Set1wnr!. cnters y. \. !>nyld C'.5 Z
". II. Wilson tntcrs Kr. Y. slnniur.,'..9 :
u. 8. DnIu u,ltors b. Y. .tlmckster.......a y =
AAlloughty ontcrs b. 4. Ho1neo.......''o y
, 1881-09-20

Fourth tirnt.....11E l:t.!t 1:4s.f @:@t
The ruce for Rrce1, horses was tho hcst on tho
III tiark ktirss ntrrvut1c4l. II Will bc ilnshsl to.
lily. sam siaLllng. Clay Abdallah. and i'nnc.
s,arter.. r =. @ cuvcrn,r .rew @ thu s, viii, tn.nu
toHun seconst. Hattie l'rice third, sngHlo Z.
t!fih. h1ll !ntttt il. MI tl,o outside Ue!tlfG ZIP
first heat Hattie Price soil fhvurt 0vrr tho fio
Thu s,n,i.pti WIS Il bud Oup. MnHHio +: bstliK
nwMy leh!nd. md noyesl,t,r "n the run: n%l''u
f wst 10 ho ,S Trt as Tho tur . y o. tln,c 1
bnck-streteh Ifattle l'rIEe btnke AMI tcll fhcks
hHt st, rrR,inr, l,rr fect ntld cn1tio itln1K ~
t,,rscA c,,lllo intn tue nn,is.strctcli. MavEIc y
whs rftsc behI!1i AM tts!lY VOL, hut sl1u cpnta
nt recover from to .!isdyGntHwe EiSetl ;, n m9r
aGntlhg her BY II llnlf lrh1it.
The Hecoil,l s.tat wns II surprise to the sports;
iss nj ,suslsli, @ viii, i;tu Fries aecSud ind iiohla
l.s,Eat uIose lchsrl.l. lt~ns seeh TINT DnuHhty's
lttss it,arc wns tr!snlins pretty t.st,, and she
iurgll. Noswithstand,fX TIP f,,st ting itotc t,f
Tho t.orscs wcrc shut out:> Tho race will be hh-
''"t" ''0''': TIM SUMMARY.
SAME DAy AND 'ruauw.-fntttng purse, 800,
ft,r green noracs tllal bave never started III II
Enhtle raee for money: ,, i,
NJ. WaIIass s'ters u IT, =: fS,i,bis ioxaa...; !!
Il. Slnstbnlxl Gniera m. 4. GnyrrnUr... ....4
+. Lowry elltcs ch. IN. Hattie dis
First bcot,YtS o%'a}' t:E, 1:S aits'S;'' i:; as; &c;
At;er iisc s"va.,i heat oi tho 1. yci,r.oIl racc.
tho ,asr ,l ws i'y ,r .ht n S r 'Ss sk
lust tln,s-s:iIa. Is SicCatthy arnyu tlle nv
lame. whtGh w.ls ov!lcnce ttat MS last w.irk q
Sunday nf!crius'n t,ad ts'd u, hlM MCCARTHY
very tooisl,ly mule !l!s start .t tlln thrGo.
, 1881-09-20

puro blond tnnkcs Eotn1 flesh, atrnnut,,nc. ma
clrnr skin, n yn,1 wnt.l have your flesh trn,.
yUlr bones snu,ll, IT lhollt Gnres, ntil Your sp.
poxun fair, usH lttUWAY'S SAlfSApAltIi.
t1AN ttESl1f.FENr.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-08
TRUSTEES SALE,
COMMERCIAL BANK!

ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5til,
" 1884, at II o'clock. a. m, in front Of the POST
Office. in Knoxville, will sell at public sale, to
the highest bidder, the following property held
Bank, under its deed OF assignment
Lot No. u in Ramsey's Addition TO Knoxville,
( onting 50 feet On the north Side OF Bonnie Vue
street, and III hing back $50 feet to IN alley !;
lying a little west of Chancellor Staley's and
opposite The residence of s. H. johnson.
Also, Forty mine shares Of stock in the Knox
vile Iron Company OF the par value OF 81. 800.
Also two Office Desks. two Chaiis, one Offic
Clock one pair of Bank Shears, one Inkstand
and all the night, title and interest acquired il
and to United States Patent No. i52 132, com
monty known As LeightoD's Steel Patent" By
an assignment of twO-t irdS of said patent
executed to me by John Leighton and K. NJ.
McCung, on June 18TH. 1871 recorded Ia the
Office of Commissioner or Patents, III Washing
ton, D. G j. in Liber 2. q. page 49,
TERMS:
The Lot and the Stock in the Knoxville iron
Company One-third cash and balance on six and
tWeiVe months, with interest and good personal
security.
The other property, cash in hand.
1 also give notice that I have adve tised in
Marengo County, Alabama, and will sell at the
cOur house door In Linden, Alabama, on Decenl-
Der 9Th. 1881 the tract OF land near Mckinley. in
Marengo County. Alabama. known as the " Mar
tin smith land said to contain i24 acres. and
which | hold in trust for the creditors of the
Commercial Bank un Ter deei from HUI. l.. Nc
Chung and that l have advertised in Chatta-
nooga and will sell at the POst-Uffice door in
that city, on Thursday the Sth day OF December
1851 the lands and lots in Meetings. Addition to
Chattanooga near said city, held by me under
deeds from Hu. L. MeCluns, in trust for creditors
of the Commercial Bank.
TeIms-One third cash. balance on 6 and IL
months with interest, secured by liens retained
and good personal security.
For further particulars, inquire of
JAMES COMFOKT.
nov22dtds Trustee Commercial Bank.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-08

William j. Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass,
says: 90 In the fall OF 1876 was taken with
a VIOLENT BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS, followed
by severe cough. I was SO weak at one
time that 1 could not leave my bed. In the
summer of 1877 1 was admitted to the City
Hospital, While there the doctors said I
had hole in my left lung as big as a half
dollar l was SO far gone at one time a re-
port went round that I was dead. l gave
up hope, but a friend told me of DIR. WIN.
HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. /
got bottle, when, to my surprise and graf
ification, I commenced to fell better, and to-
day 1 feel in better spirits than 1 have in the
past three years.
g l write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will be induced to take
DIR. WIN. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS, and be convinced that CONSUME
TlON CAN BE CURED" Sold by drug
gists.
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MARKET REPORT.
Wholesale Grain and Produce Market.
CORRECTED DAILT.l


CORRECTED DAILTI
CHRONICLE OFFICE,
Knoxville. Tenn. December I 1881.
The grain market has beeu irregular for some
days past with light receipts and but little de-
mand.
Quotations Wheat from wagons. 81 .lOa1. 80
as TO grade. dull. Large lots, sacked, will bring
CoRN-But little Offering and in demand :;
s. to 20 nominal f; new corn in ear, about 90
OATs-dnll loose from wagons 4oc per
bushel.
BACoN-Active, buying; sides, ice; Shout
ders, TIC; hams, TO-
LARD-In so pound tin cans, 10 gallo: selling
12Ha13Lc.
PoTAToEs-Irish !; new, s5a7oc per bushel.
HAY-Loose. Soas0c per 100 pounus; baled.
PEAs-9Ocasl co per bushel
BRAN-$1A0 per 100 pounds.
80 fLoUE r country extra, buying, dull
S3.25a3.50: selling, $3.50a4.00 per sack ; family
buying, $35Oa3.75; selling, So. 75a4 90 Per sack.
FEATHEEs-Prime. ~ to As.
presse /; strictly prime half peaches, SC in
ierior, 8 al: peeled peaches Sal0 cents p ars
5a7 cents.
FIELD SEEDs.-Clover. 81 ooa7 50; timothy grass,
red top, $1.OO blue grass, seed Sl.25: seed wheat
Virginia select, Sl75 bushei.
BUTTER; hoice roll. 15a20c prime, 6al0c
grease butter. 5a7c
EGas-Active buying at 24c. Sailed eggs not
wanted
PoULrKY-Ilve chickens hens. 4lzc per pound
ROSTERS, 2lac; turkeys. 5a5hc; spring
CHI ckens in demand SC per Id.
RAGS-COtton, 1l2c.
BEEsWAX-Duil at zoe per pound.
HIDEs-Dry flint, 1Oc green, &c.
TALLOW-5c.
FLAX sEED-Per bushel, SOC.
BRASS-l0a12c copper, 10a12c.
Woodruff. Choice tut-washed, S5c fair 70
good. SOC: dark coarse. Is unWaShed, 221Sa25c
GINsENG-Per ID, S1.5O
SENACA ROOT-Per Id, 35a40c.
PINK RooT-Per h. 15c
YELLOW Roor-Per Id, 6a7c
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Dots from cambridge.
On THE WING, Dec. 3, 1881

ON THE WING, Dec. 5, 1851.
Mr.. EDITOR: Last Friday,,morning,,
with grip sack in hand, we started ON
our way to cambridge. Reaching
that point, we learned there had been
a considerable revival of religion in
the Baptist and Presbyterian
Churches. Uncle J. r. Colvin, late
proprietor of the Hickman House,
had protested faith in Christ, and
many other old gentlemen have be-
come concerned about their future
welfare. Judge James P. Swami
joined the NJ. E. Church on proba-
ton during the quarterly meeting
held by our friend, Rev. ]. A. Ruble.
cambridge has had the name of
being a hard place, but we think it
will compare very well with other
towns of its size. We have always
found the citizens of the place kind
and genial, as general thing.
Governor Hawkins gave VIM. P.
Hoskins the appointment as dele
gate from Jefferson County to the
Atlanta Exposition.
10. COSBY.