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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-22

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NONRESIDENT NOTICE
In the County Court of Knox
County.
AMENDED PETITION.
No. 2078.

j. III. Widner ct al. VS.. J. K Gibson ct al.-Bill to
Partition Land.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
i ailegati rs of the amended petition, which is
sworn to, that the child of Martha and James
Kennedy, both deceased, whose name is I'M
known. and the children of Harriet and Harvey
Ward, both deceased whose names are unknown.
are ,non-residents of the State of Tennessee it
IS therefore ordered that publication be made
Tor four successive weeks in the WIG AND
CHRONICLE, newspaper published in the city of
Knoxville notifying said defendants above
named to appear and make defense to said
amended petition, on or before the 1st Monday
in August next, it being the first day of said
month, in the said county court to be held at the
courthouse in Knoxville, or said petition will be
taken for confessed as to them and the cause set
for hearing ex parte.
j. r. ]. LEWIS,
July 4, 1881 l6W4t Clerk.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-25

50 far as is known, thu only negro man in
From his slaves he required the homage
due bis rank, and no ona Of them
was psrmitted to coma in his
presence save with uncovered head Another
remarkable fact connected with his life was
his devotion to the cause OF the south during
Che war, and be gave time and money to tue
cause, as he behaved firmly in the right 10
own slayes, which no said ho inherited from
hs native country. he refused Away to
shoe horses for federal solders snd Whenever
they came around he would go 50 bed 0nd
complain Of being sick He wes, short
time during the latter part Of tho var, i'm.
prisoned in the old capitol At Washington,
- no was suspected of giving aid and in
formation to the southern soldiers.
AS everything no had was in
vested in slaves the war left him PEN
nileas and he siuoe then managed 10 maize q
meagre living by bl8cksmithing, but his old
age prevented lin from doing much work.
tie was never married, because he could find
no woman Of his race who was what he con
fideted his equal by birth, aad be lived On
Isolated lifo ior this reason. Hha colored
people could Not, becaufe hs would not per-
nit them, visit him. For week he had
not been saon, and yesterday some eentlenen
went to hia small cabin and looked through
the window. Price Hannibal was citing
back in the chgir, his arms folded, his head
dropping on his bieai dead. He md frozen
to death probably u week ago
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Death of Prince Hannibal.

A negro named Hannibal Brown, who
lived alone inaeabin near Richmond, Va, was
found dead last night. Brown had remark.
able history. lie was brought to this coun.
try from Africa in 1890 He ALWAYS
affirmed that his father was king
who wore jewels and owned many men.
Lilo was tall and commanding in appearance,
and, while always defcrentlal to white peo-
pie, would allow none Of bis colored broth.
ron to DO familiar witfthim, and to the day
OF ms death be required them to treat him
VITA tho respect due o prince. His former
d, masler received such convincing proofs of
ms royal birth thathe emsneipaled him long
before tina war, Prince Hannibal then went
0 work as blacksmith and made much
money; no invested /, in slaves and lie was
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roRg wonTu.
oorresrondeneo d tho IIcrnlN.


Correspondence Of the Herald
FoRr ~oRrH, Jan' y, lS9l'
District court will convene n H,S,; Aoho ,,
w. M. Evans, VINO shot Wlli'u' wv
colorod waiter At the Everett 69u5G, yosler,
day, was taken before J4suco nlto'1ps qua
gave q bond of S1Oo toe @"Tnu ~ MOI
thought to DO dangerous. mr. Evans u Il
Pennsylvoniau, and nas onIy, beeh nero a I9w
months, A convention OF l"rilSrS' W oe
held hero, IS urged lof toe @9'h Oh thls
month.--Fort Worth WI 90 q eompeI'''r
for the normal school to be situated some
where in Northern Texas subscription
lists are IN lively circulaIi ON our s,Ieo's 70
secure within The city linus iho Glssouil
Pacific road. -Four thousand aouaIs IA cash
were raiaedsye'Serday and Deposited VI DARK
Another thousand WAS necessary, ou' Nv th9
time to collect the same ,haS been o4'ehoeo
to next Monday evening lher' "a no uoue'
of success. The citizens are 70 iurhsh th''
$1,000 10 purchase, the rem alhing way
through the city. II 1t does not COSY ln"t
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MATTERS BY MAIL,
MsRIHsEY,
o,respondenco Of the Herald.

orrespondence of the Herald.
NcKINSEI Jan, 81, lsel.
Onto an excitement was rsised on the
sousre TO-DAY by the cry OF eaton tnlet,
and tbe rand departure Ola man on yell
low horse. The facts are ae follows: MT
/ s. Jjnkins was on the public square, when
a man nroposed to sell him the horse he WAS
riding Mr.. Jinkins at once recognized the
narss ss the property of Mr.. j. Quinn, OF
Grayson county, snd one tna' ne nsu poen
using for the past two months LEW CUES
tons to the point convinced MN shH' tne
horse was stolen, and no PROPOSED 10 t"Ne
the horse, the man 10 wait unit no WehI NJ
tor the money, but the thief ~hs ehsrp
enoueh TO Suspect he was after an oihcer IN
stead Of money, Mounting hls morse ne
made Oh at full speed, whom linking gave tne
alarm. and nil were turned TO lhe lying
thief Joe Waddile, ex-deputy sheIlii, ana
our present county clerk, WAS one OF tue ilTst
on the grounds, and from experience, kne"
bov To ,strike when the iron was not" NC
mounted Major Bucks fine horse nl'ched
close by. and was soon upon the heels OF the
thief but only come up with him when ne
had abandoned the hor.e. All demands to
banlt nroyed fruitless, until Joe "gaVe him
one, side Of tho head with his slN'shooler,
accompanied with positive threats to pun
the trigger unless he stopped, This rounded
him up and brought him to- his senses de
gave his name MS West, and acknowledged
70 having taken the horse at bowe station
last night ont cJu'e b Sslls p"ced in s and
the horse takon charge of by the proper
authorities to await further development, in
tho oase.--District court adjourned this
morning until next Friday, His Honor Judge
Bledsoe having disposed ofsll business ready
for trial up to date Tn the civil docEet.-----
We learn sinco writing the above that the
man West, arrested today for stealing Mr.,
Gumm's horse, claims 10 be BOOK agent
mndical works. We call that mighty poor
religion and mighty bad medicine.---
Weather still cool but more favorable for
CLEARING of
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thrift and prosperity. Our people are hope
ful Of getting \ slice of territory from our
heighbor county, Cass, and if their hopes be
realized our county will stand in the front
rank of counties in Eastern Texas, 50 far As
wealth ia conosrned--There are two gsil-
roads (East Line " Red River and Texas u
st. Louis rsilroads) passing through it, and
the lands lying adjacent g them are fast be-
oomiOg marketable, snd the day is NOS dis
tant when Morris county will team with a
and happy popola'ion.----Tle
HERALD is welcome visitor 10 this section.
People read with much Interest ana pleasure
the report of legislative proceedings to be
therein found
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CORsHOANA.
correspondence of the Herald.

correspondence of the Herald.
COBsIGANA, Jan. a, 1881.
Nearly $4,000 bales Of cotton have been
received up TO date. Very little is coming
in at present owing to the bad roads
Seventy'odd flat cars loaded with cotton
have been standing in the Central yard for
several days waiting for clear track
Several wagons loaded with sorapere plows,
etc., drove through town to-day on route for
their camp, on the narGow.eRuge, between
hero and Waco.---0n Tuesday evening "A
colored youth essayed to compete with Atlas
in iea!s Of strength. Tho largo billboard
next to tho opera-house had become lcosened
by the strong winds OF the past few weeks
and had been propped up temporarily. The
BOY rnn his wagon up against it shaking the
prop from It's place.; thinking he might save
~ no rushed in front Just in time to receive
about 1000 feet Of unpeasoned lumber on his
back; no was felled TO the ground
ana quite severely hurt. He Is doing well
however, and expects to DO M by tho time
waiermelons are ripe--Ev -qovernor Hub.
bard has been in town tho past two d0ys in
the interest Of the slender gauge railroad.
-Eight divorces have been granted SO far
IN the district court, This is almost canal
TO the average Indiana towns.
morton for the senate seems to be- tho sehti
ments OF the people of Navarro. Mullins
is doing well and win be out as soon as Tho
weather Is settled,-Wood Is selling AZ
from $40 to Sl2 cord in small lots; market
steady, futures frmer, with tendency 10 rise
unless the roads impyovS. No coal. though
a great many promises. "A ne,ition viii
DO circulated asking General Hszon TO in.
clude Corsicana in the list Of stations re.
ceiving the forecasts of northerc.
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DANsERriELp.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

DANaERFnLp, Jan. 81, lssl.
We have had cold weather in suner.
abundance for the past six weeks. This ia
decidedly the most biting, blighting and
whitening winter that We of this section have
experienced for years. Every animate OBJ.
iect which has been exposed to its blasts
carries with them tho marks Of its severity
and cruelty. The cattle look emaciated and
weather beaten. The chickens were strollipe
about with combs and gills digcolored by ,he
chilling winds and nipping frosts.-Dan.
gerHeld Is divided against herself. Abortion
of her merchants .and business men have
abandoned the site of the old town and have
removed their business 10 the railroad depot.
Those remaining are keeping sin tho even
tenor of their way" and some Of them have
expressed resolves to 80 continue. I'm.
fortunate division 1t is, aud might have been
averted by the employment of little
diplomacy. Morris county Is small in
point Of territory, but immense in point os
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Our Philosopher.

1t is only the smoker who can ev,roo,
c ", no. out o. any france Of mind consequent
On me sudden changes" in our weather.
ana OF course he must have good weed TO
render that enjoyment SECURE. He il sise
therefore, who buys his cigars az El Espsool
smokers parlor. - A''p'uoi
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The waverIy House nj For, wo,,,,

70 hrst-class hotel in every respect. and be.
ing conveniently and pleasantly situated. Oh
iers superior advantages TO The TRAVELLING
public. 'i"'elns
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NOTICE.

NOticefs hereby given to oil PARTIES
concerned that the Anglo American Land md
claim Association, q corporation chartered INV
the laws Of the state Of Illinois, will annIv =" =,
the next legislature of the State of Texas fos
tue enactment OF Che following special law:
An act authorizing the Anglo Americor
Land and Claim Association to purchase b S'Ii
and acquire, and to sell or otherwise oiSnose
OF real and personal property in the stato oi
Texas. 'o S'"'e OF
SECTION l. BE II enacted by the leols,ot,,o
OF the State ofTeXas s'''"'ute
That The Anglo American Land and Clsi,,
Association, corporation chartered MI.
the laws of the state of Illinois for Tho nprnosd
Oh locating colonies on land In tie dia;IpSHne9
states anu territories of the United States. ore
hereby, authorized and empowered 10 o nIe
chase, hold and acquire, AMI TO eeiI or our, pur-
the State of Texas. PANp0ity III
Dated Mt Dallas, Texas, tbis Let do,,ae,
uary, "A. d. 1881. ""S Vi oan-
JAMES b. SYMPTOM.
Attorney for Applicant.
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~ ohas. Q. Frary, of Adrian, Mich, SAYS
10 my complete surprise, obtained good
nights rest tho first night wore an "Onlv
Lung Pad" l have suffered from Asthma
for years.-See ADV.
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JANUARY DRAWING
900 Prlzes.

900 Prlzes. cno tO0
Whole Tickets 81. ~ Half Tiohets n.
Q! Tickets ESQ. b5 Tickets sin
Remit money or bank draft ia lotter. er
send by express. Don't send by registered
letter or postoilice order. Orders of 85 ana
upward by express, eau b 9 sent az our eEpense
0ourler-Joufnal building, Louisville, XIV, O
I. j. Comm ertord, 2l2 Broadway, New York.
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Thirty, count them thirty-Thir,y succose
iull candidates in North Texas run the rsce
wearing the Hunstable boot. 49, 'A' '"'e'
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around and We present again our annual
clsims to the public for continuance Of the
generous and increasing patronage hereto.
fore exiended.tP the HERALD,
The last year has been one fraught with
deep interest to Texas, and more particu-
larry to the northern portion OF tho state.
New lines of railroads have been projected
and now under construction, while the Older
companies have been extending their mains
and pushing branches in every direc-
ton. immigration has been pouring in
from nearly every state in tho union and
the dcnsely populated countries of Europe
These immigrants, rs class, are far superior
in intelligence and enterprise to those usu-
ally falling to the lot of new countries. AS
a general thing they possess means sufficient
of erect comfortable dwellings, improve
farms, and in this. way add 10 our general
prosperity. In the face of these facts the
management of tho HERALD has endoayorod
to keep pace with the advancement of tho
state, aud the paper has been enlarged from
twonty-four columns few months ago to
or'y-oigft column Journal, and is now the
Largest Daily Ia Texas,
With correspondents in all tho principal
cities and towns in the state, and in the
great.motropolitan cities of tao country. It
is the only paper in north Texas giving
Full Tclegrnphio Dispatches
From all parts of the United States and
Europe. As
Commercial Pepper
HBwihout q superior in the whole south
and stands nnozcollod,iu Texas for the full,
ness and correctness Of its reports both a
home and abroad.
The HERALD in the futaro will oc.
cupy the same high conservative ground
which has always characterized It IN.
der its present management, showing
fayors to none, nor failing to point on. errors
or endeayoring to eradicate them even in
the most exalted positions, state or national.
The HERALD in politics is an independent
Journal progressive in its ideas, and advocat.
ing thoseitrue, sound democratic principle
and measures that should alone prevail in 4
Irue' democratic country, and to those who
may differ from tin its views and ideas, and
IN the discussion of great measures and
principles which. may present themselves to
he public, it will DO courteous, and treat
with consideration the dissenting opinions
Its opponents, but in cool aud deliberate
manner will battle for whs. it deems right
and for the great good of Texas and the
country at largo.
The HERALD now occupies the high posi-
ton OF being the representative and
Heading Paper of Texas.
Aod' soaring above any petty iealousisl or
riyalrics, it will lend its Influence to any
measure that will benefit any town, city or
sectionin our great and growing common
wealth.
The management promise that their efforts
shalt not be relaxed in adding to the intores
and usefulness of tho HERALD, and that each
month there shall be some improvement to
be seen over the preceding one.
Tho Weekly Herald
Is published every Thursday, and is filled
with the most interesting and useful articles
which appear from day to day in the daily
HERALD, and therefore is generally esteemed
tho most xra1 uohla
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LOTTERIES.
N Or
\ O. ag@ 4
lake Rnr,neI

THIS is. the only Lottery ever voted on bv the
people OF STATE, and under lace decision Of
We " +. supreme Court at Washington. ia
we only Legal Lottery now in the TJn,ted
,',,,{ ~ other eha'ters having been re-
opportunity to wiu fortune. Grand distri bn
i,lson, ClaS' b, NJ New Orleans, TuesdaW
ReDrnaFy, lSSl. l-0th Monthly uraygina
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The followingi list of letters remaining
iH ths Poatoilice at Dallas Dallas county, for
the week ending January II, 1881, which,
if rot cAlloi for in four weeks, will DO ssnt
10 tho Dead Letter Office. Parties calling for
tsoso letters will please say "adrsrtifed,"
giving date of advertised list.
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@eg8ti1.
Popular monthly drawing of the
-1.a j o..
0'T7EVs y T A-IITV IN JUG LITV IN IOUTH
villecn
MONDAY. JANUARY nr.tsso

These drawing occur montbIv fsrnda,yo ~
cepted) under provision of an act Of t6Ss Gan an
erai assembly of Kentucky. AncorporStlne
ths Newport printing ana Newgrantr Co.
approved Aprll H. 1875. w.
repealed Aus "o''t NSsu
q, me United states circuit court. on March
o. rendered the following decisions;
ANt-Fnat tire Commonwealth RJstri.
Duttom Company is legal
gI-lts drawings are fair
The company has now on hand n LARGO q.
seFVG iund. Head the list of urlZes for tho
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-15

ENoR SALE-wRAPPING PAPER AT THE
IL Evening Critic office. auN
ENoR SALE---A FARM WITHIN ONE HOURS
- drive of WashngtoD; high and healthy loca-
tom suited to growing corn, wheat tobacco and
clover or for trucking; Will sell cheap, part cash,
balance on long time. Address s. +. MAR
SHALL City u. o. sel6