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The s,ar-t;oute Trial

WAsHINaToS, August 23.--postmasters
we're appointed and commissioned to-day
as follows. In North Carolina, James Ii.
Ramsey, Salisbury; Leon B. Denny, Mo.
riah; Thomas B. Davis, Telephone.
In the star.route case to-day, Mr.. Nc.
Sweeney continued his address to the Jury
in behalf of Dorsey in particular and the
defendants in general His speech, which
cannot be summarized so as to do 1t Justice
was half humorous IN llf sarcastic II running
commentary upon The evidence and $ !, eechcs
of the opposing counsel, freely inter
spcrsed with illustrative anecdotes and
parodies, and bristling with quotations
He ridiculed the idea that Dorsey, q man
of character, standing aud high social posi-.
ton, would cast himself down from the
niche where his good conduct had placed
hun aud throw himself into an Infamous
conspiracy to rob his country's treasury
by some little, dirty, scraggy otlcast
mail route from Bismarck to Tongue river
There was not, he said particle OF proof
that Dorsey had ever recovered n dollar of
profit from hose seraggy routes. He clm.
mended the frank, open way in which he
said Dorsey had conducted his star.route
operations, praised some Of Drady's star.
Z
in order to bring in an apology for what he
called "obsequccs Of the prosecution" and
declared that the government counsel had
not so much rs stepped on the coat. tails OF
| defense in the way of giving cause of good
| fight. Referring to Walsh's testimony he
said he would not call Walsh a liar. Ii was
always better to prove u fellow liar and
let mo nomenclature come from the
audience. lie then proceeded to show,
ns he said, that there was plenty of proof
| in Walsh's testimony TO knock the idea OF
conspiracy higher than n kite. lie analig.
, ed in detail, initiating the manner IN which
| Il was given as the way in which the
examination was conducted, recitod Poe IS
Raven to throw ridicule on Waish's story
and said the whole performance was Jur.
ing farce. After presenting the humnr
Gus picture of Macaulay's New Xealander.
sitting on q long bridge and sketching the
ruins of the capitol, ruins attributable Ia
one extra horse on Bismarck and Ions
river routes, Mr.. McSwecncy recited NOR,
poetry, and closed with q rhetorical eulog,
o! Dorsey, who he said was the peer Ii
honesty aud integrity with any man with
whom he associated with In the broad hall
of his country's legislature. Court thei
adjourned. Mr.. Merrick will begin hi
Argument tomorrow.
Congressional nominations were male |,
various states rs follows: Charles A. King
nominated by the republicans of the rentl
Ohio district; General J II. Young, by th
democrats of the Eighth Ohio disiric,
State Senator Wood, by the democrat o
the 10th Indiana district; Judge ID
Forest Porter, as delegate by the republ
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Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
RocKDALr, August sS.--The democratic
tloatorial convention for the.5lst representa-
tive district, composed of Bell, Milan and
Robertson counties, met here this morn
ing, Considerable interest was manifested
over the possible nominee, Colonel Champ
Carter, of Robertson, and George W. Tyler,
of Bell being the only candidates.
The convention effected am organization
about 2 o'clock p, m. After considerable
wrangling over the basis Of representation,
Bell county claiming representation ON the
basis fixed by the Galveston convention,
the matter was settled by allowing her
50l0 votes. immediately afler ofgnniza-
ton balloting commenced, when. until tho
l00th ballot, Colonel Carter received 10 and
and g. w. Tyler votes. On the i0lst
ballot Mr., Tyler gained one or two votes.
At 6p. m. 400 ballots had been taken, with
no material results. There seems to be no
chance for nomination, Bell feeling ,mbit-
. tered at the action OF the convention in re-
ricting her vote. Ii is said some OF her
{ delegates bave decided TO lock business and
run Tyler Independent Atsp. IN. the con.
yen,ion adjourned till Sp. m, whcn ballot.
ing will be resumed.
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Special - the Herald
SAN ANTONIO, August % 3.-Thep people on
the lower Rio Grande, on account Of the
normadic habits OF the lower classes of
Mexicans have greater fear from points now
uninicctcd than from either Brownsville or
Matamoris.
A gentleman just arrived from Monterey,
Mexico, says the people across the Rio
Grandc are almost wholly unmindml of the
presence of yellow fever at Matamoras, aud
as there is no quarantine law in that coun.
try, there "a no restraint placed on travel
from MatamOras Into the interior, other
than local measures adopted In the various
towns. principally through American in
ilucnoes, though no fever is reported from
points IN the interior OF the state OF Nuevs
Leon, yet the impression exists that several
large hNciendas and small towns have the
fever ~ deaths have occurred from a dis.
ease battling all medical effort to cure.
Some days goyour correspondent stated
that the fever was imported from TeNaan
to Tampico and thence to Bagdud and Mat.
omoras by railroad tramps, and this was
afterwards confirmed by M official investi.
cation. The Mexicans are unacquainted
with the disease, and hence have little
dread OF II, and 1t is believed that unless
the American officials urge upon the prcsi
dent Of Mexico and the governors OF the
states the imports Of maintaining q
strict quarantine, that the fever will spread
rapidly through several OF the state,
from Tamaulipas south.
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Waco.


WACO, August 23.-The abandonment OF
work on the western extension of tho Mar
row Guage railway is said to be due TO the,
failure Of Gatesville to comply with its
agreement to furnish the right.of-way,
depot grounds, etc. Tho road is now at u
point where 1t can be detected to the south
of Gatcsyile, and its future route will be
decided by the action of that town. Work
will probably be resumed as soon MS the
above question is settled.
The largest and most successful church
festival OF the season has been going on for
two nights ut DeFranc's garden, under the
direction OF the Catholic congregation.
4 walking match between Hart and
Crook commenced this evening, at Odd Eel
lows hall. They are to walk 300 miles for
purse of 500,
Several prominent citizens who lately
assisted in organizing two local marriage
associations have withdrew their names.
The business, however, has assumed huge
proportions here
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Conyen tlon News.

JACKSON, Mich, August 23,-The demo.
cratic state convention met here at noon
to-day. q. G. Goodwin, of Grand Rapids,
was chosen temporary chairman, and after
the appointment of the usual com.
mittees the convention took n
recess. Sentiment is divided wi Ii
reference to fusion with the green
hackers, it being understood that the lat
ter want the head Of the ticket. A large
number of the members think that too high
price to nay,
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Palestine.
Special TO the Herald.

PALEsTlYE, August S9,--Hon. John II,
Reagan, member of congress from this dis
trict, arrived here this morning, and drove
at once to his home, some two miles from
Palestine. His arrival was surprise TO his
friends and the public generally, who had
not looked for his coming before next
Wednesday, the day prior to the asscmblage
OF the congressional convention Of this dis
trict in Palestine. Toward evening an EN-
promptu meeting OF citizens was held and n
resolution passea to proceed out to Judge
Repgan's farm and tender him welcome
home Nearly all of the Oldest and best
citizens OF the town participated, and a
large c0nCourse In wagons and on horseback
drove to the Reagan homestead, and then
Mr.. --, in behalf Of the assemblngo, Ia
pleasant aud eloquent words, bade the
judge hearty welcome back to his home.
Mr.. Reagan had not anticipated the visir.
but in pricf and kindly address thanked
those present for the compliment rendered
him aud for the expressions Of satisfaction
at his course in congress. Jud,,e Reagan
will be nominated without opposition In
the convention next Thursday.
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The Garland Trial.

LVNENRURG, NA~ August 23,-The trial
OF Garland, Tor the murder of Joseph Addi.
son, was resumed this morning, aud after
The court had been called to order CHARLES
p. Finch, OF Mecklenburg county, opened
for the defense. He began by saving that
MIR. TAYLOR, of Baltimore, and Judge Drury
A. Hinton, of Petersburg, had been en-
ployed by Addisons family as private pros.
ccutors. The speaker wanted to know, as
this case might possibly 20 10 the supreme
court Of appeals, what right Judge hinton
bad to come hero N prosecute this prisoner
for the gold OF tie family for blood. In
this connection, M, Finch said Judge Hin
ton and Mr.. Taylor had right to put their
legal talonts up TO The highest bidder for
blood-money, but this was the first time in
| the history of Virginia that member Il
the court OF appeals of its state had ever
been found trailing It's white ermine for
blood-money. His (Mr Finchs) tai
ent could not be bought for blood.
money. Mr.. Finch resd NJ ss Naich-
etts letter TO Garland, and he said the
prisoner had acted only as he should
nave done. Lunenburg county retains only
It's honor, War had sshpped it OF alt else.
The father OF the prisoner was unable to
employ counsel for his poor boy, but the
wealthy Addison family could employ "
Baltimore lawyer and member of the
court OF appeals of Virginia TO prosecute
Garland for an act which did him honor
Looking toward Judge llnton, the speaker
asked If he Judge llptonl would hay,
I rested under such an insult as that Offered
Garland by Addison without demandin,
retraction. Mr.. Finch referred to Addison
! remark after being shot, III am dont
for and Gafland's reply, 'I am sorry to
it. out you brought II al on YOURSELF an,
called attention TO the fact that Addison di,
not deny this statement. After roadn,
and commenting Che com,'s nstructio,
to the jury, Mr.. Finch concluded his al
gument AT O'clock At times during Nj
Flrch's speech, the father and brother o
the prisoner wept freely, though he hin,
a'li wgs no, apparently moved by the pa
: thetic words ofhis counsel, At the conclu
} sion of Mr.. Fi1ohs argument the coul
took recess. The prisoner left the court
room for the jail in charge of the sheriff
q smoking a cigar and carrying in his hand
D button hole bouquet
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Iron Works Iiurued

SYRACUSE, n. y, August ga fire broke
out in the main buildingofthc Syracuse Iron
works last evening, The main mill was
destroyed, but all other buildings were
saved intact. Loss on building, machinery
and stock is S2oO,C D.. Total insurance, sal,
O00 The fire originated in aireight car ill.
ed with straw, throwing two hundred and
eighty operators out of employment. The
mill will be rebuilt at once.
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Mr.. Julius Gerstel, awcll.to-do merchant
fthis city, was married Sunday morning
to Miss Cecilia Carr, charming and nc
complishcd young lady of Dcnison at the
residence of Mr.. j.. Carr, of that place, Rev
II. Schulz, of this city, officiating. Quit,
u number of the friends of the contracting
parties were present to witness the ccre
mony. The bddal gifts were both numer.
Gus and costly. The happy pair returned
and were met ut the Union depot by
large number of friends, who showeret
upon them their happy congratulations.
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stocks

NEW IoRK, August '9-The stock
market opened generally weak, prices in
the main being 5@l per cent. lower than
yesterday. Closing prices of Richmond n
Danvlle and Richmond & West Point open
ing at iigures named. st, Louis, preferred
opened on advance of per cent, and few
others opened slightly higher. lmmedi.
ately after opening the prices took down
ward turn, ranging from s@ls per cent, as
compared with yesterdays closing quota
ware, Lackawana IL Western and Other
stocks which led In the decline were tn,
Reading Oregon & Trapscontinental an,
| st. Paul & Omaha, preferred, New York
Chicago & st. Louis, prelel red after open
ing per cent. higher declined II per cent
| 10 90
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UnIVestOn.
Special TO tho Herald.


GALVESTON, August 23.-Count Telfener,
general manager of the New York, Texas
n Mexican railway, is In the city collecting
data with reference to the resources of the
country between Victoria, the present ter
minus Of his road, and Brownsville aud OBJ.
jective points, and says he is convinced
that tho traffic of the road would Justify
pushing construction in that direction.
lie will take steps for the early commence
ment of building IN that direction.
The Howard association, in answer to
Governor Roberts appeal In behalf of the
Brownsville sufferers, placed $1,000 to
the credit OF the mayor of Brownsville for
the relief of sufferers.
A couple OF sohooners colided near quar-
antine station to-day. The damage was
slight.
Steam fire engine No. . capsized on Mar.
ket street tonight while en- route 10 an
swer an alarm Of fire and was badly dam
aged.
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Swimming ConicHi .

DosroS, August 23.--The swimming con.
test for the championship of the world, be-
tween the English champion, Captain Mat.
thew Webb, and Thomas Ely, champion
short distance swimmer OF America, took
place to-day at Hull. II was won by Cap.
tain Webb.
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visoLiA, Coli, August 23,-Yesterday
Ben Harris, colored man living near here,
shot and mortally wounded his wife, killed
his step. daughter, aged IL, and seriously
wounded another s,ep.daughter, aged ID.
He made his escape. Thirty men are in
hot pursuit of the murderer.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MIcu., August 23.-The
state greenback convention met here to.
day and organized by electing Hon. W. d.
Fuller, of Newago, temporary chairman.
The usual committees were appointed.
Two.thirds of the convention favor fusion
with the democrats while the other third Is
violently opposed to it.
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NORFOLK, Va, August 23.-Judge Ell.
ward spaulding, coalition nominee for the
Second congressional district, has with.
drawn from the field. III heath Is as.
signed us the reason.
Early this morning fire broke out In the
store ri Joseph Vale, ut llymou'h, North
Carolina. In
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cans of Arizona; General J. II. Warner, by
the democrats ofthe 10Th Ohio district, ana
E, ;, Lacy; by the republicans of the Sd
Michigan district.
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f.eo Thinkers, Convention,

WATKINS GLEN, N. Y, August %. The Free
Thinkers national convention convened
here to-day. Three hundred delegates are
present, representing most Of the north.
ern and some Of the southern states and
Canada. Many more delegates arc expect
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SCHOOL BEGINS,

And parents are debating on the methods of supplying
n ;ps with good substantial wardrobes at moderate
aeH p bis connection we able to offer
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Reasonable Advice!
Our EaIly Shinmsnis Of Fall Goods

made with special view OF sGpPyng S6 @ hs3 these w wants ants and
looking for in the way Of dress for either
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-26
Layer Ralsln. RD0x So %

kaugOon .... ...-. I47ts
Carolina, per D. 7tsSua
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-26
I From the Springfield Republican. ]
A GENEROUS ACT
That win Be Appreciated by All Who
Care for Their Complexion
@ ord F.idlg and Skin.

1t Is not generally known thatI,the nervous
system has wonderful influence oyer the skin.
but this is a fact known to medical men who
diseases of the skin. No one can have a clear
and air complexion unmiXed with blotches or
plmples who is very nervous.
Whatever tends to a healthful condition Of the
nervous system always beauties the complexion
and removes roughness and dryness of the skin
Some skin diseases are not attended by visible
sigt on the surface, but an iutolerable Itching
that renders life miserable
We copy the following deserving and interest
ing compliment from tie tribune, which says
. .Dr c. W. B,nsoa's New Remedy, skin CURE,
is received by the public with great confidence
and 1t is regardt as very generous act on the
Doctors part to make known and prepare for
general use HIS valuable and favorite prescrp-
ton for the tr atment of skin diseases, after
having devoted almost his entire life to The
study and treatment of nervous snd skin dis
eases in which he look great delight. lie was,
for number of years, Physician ia charge of
the Maryland Inhrm airy on Dermat0lOgy and
anything from his hands is at once accepted as
authority and valuable. The remedy is fully the
article to attack the Sease. both internally,
through the blood, and externally, through the
absorO -nts, and Is the only reliable and rational
mode of tr IA 1nt. These pre- paratiOuS are only
put up for ge neral use after having been used by
the Doctor IN hi, private practice tor years, with
the greatest success, aud they fully merit the
conf fence OF AL classes OF sufferers from skin
diseases" This is for sale by all drug gists. Two
-ottles, intern II and external treatment, in one
package. Don't be persuaded to take any other
ii costs one dollar.
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Persons suffering from complicated dis
eases that have a tendency to exhaust and
weaken the brain and nervous system find
themselves quickly cured and perfect tone
real strength given to the affected parts by
making free use of Browns Iron Btters 1t
makes the old feel young the young feel
buoyaut and removes every symptom of
illness from the human system. A trial
bottle will convince you that it is the best
tonic made
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-26
LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS
To the Nerth Carolina Excursion Fund
Invitation Comm ittee.

To the North Carolina Excursion Fund
Invitation Comm ittee.
Following is list of the subscribers to
the fund raised to defray the expenses of
the excursion given to merchants of West
ern North Carolina, by Knoxville merchants,
constituting the general committee on in
vitalion:
Cowan, McClung IL Co.
Sanford, Chamberlain d Albers.
w. w. Woodruff u Co.
McNulty, Lillard Il Co.,
Il. S. Payne d. Co.,
Condor Brothers,
Coffin, Mckinney d Co.,
Jos. L. McTeer IL Co,
Carhart, Williams d McClung,
Cullen d Newman,
George Brown,
JAS. OConner Il Co.,
NJ. l.. Ross Il Co.,
Frank Goodman
Fletcher, Hall a. Brazelton,
McCluDg, Powell q Co.,
Cooley, Rowntree 81 Co,
Haynes d Henson, sa
Ogden Brothers,
Oates, White Co.,
Boyd q Ceswell,
S. b Luttrell, H...
Butt, DePue & Co, e
Taylor d Co.,
Knoxvi lie Iron Company.
Peter Kern,
Jim Anderson,
j. w G ut d Son,
p M. Williams
Betterton & Co,
V. Burger d Son,
Rodgers i Cooke,
Knafh d Locke,
Chapman, White, Lyons d Co.,
George & Briscoe,
Michaels d Duncombe,
Simon Mayer,
Rogers d Perry,
L. Havey,
j. Allen Smith d Co.,
Z. E. McCroskey,
A. David & Co.
j. II. Oruze,
John Donahoe,
Rolen, Seay d Co.,
Smith IL Bondurant,
W. A. B. Hill & Co.,
L. H. Heald.
Knoxville Foundry d Machine Co.,
Hope d Bro,
Rayl Il Mckinney,
- KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE,
Knoxville Tribune
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Gen. Bates Appointments.

The following appointments for public
speakir have been made for Gen. W. B.
Bate, readjuster Democratic candidate for
Governor:
Knoxville, Friday, September 2.
cambridge, Monday, September A.
Loudon, Tuesday September s.
Madisonville, Wednesday, September 6.
Athens, Thursday, September Z.
Cleveland, Friday, September 8.
Chattanooga, Saturday, September 9.
Jasper, Monday, September H.
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OH, MY HEAD2
Why Will You Suffer-

Sick headache, nervous headache, neuralgia,
-ervousneSs, paralysis, dyspepsia sleeplessness,
md brain diseases, positively cured by Dr.
s,ensOn's Celery and Chauomile Pills. They
: optafu NJ 0pium. auintne, or othe harmful
dug. Sod by druggists Price, 20 cents p 7
box, TWO boxes tor 81, six boxes for $3.50, BY
mail pos age free. Dr. U. w. Benson Baltimore,
Md.
C. n. CRITrENTnN, New York, is Wholesale
gent for these Remedies
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MARKET REPORT.
Wholesale Grain and Produce Market.
CORRECTED DAILY.

CoRkECTEp DAILY.
CHRONICLE OFFrcE
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. August 2b 1882
As wheat dries anu is in better condition. we
expect more inquiry and better prices. We quote
Prime " hite and Lancasters, Csc asl. 90; Prime
FultZ 9 C aS.00; medium grades range from so
to &c. "a. ID 6 ga e. ~ 81
OATs-Loose from wagons, 35a40c per busnel.
BULK MKATs-Sdes, IL ca 1880 shoulders, IL 70
II sugar-Cured hams, smoked. loalt
BACON-BuSInS from wagons, nog round, al
49,; clear sides, 14a 4hc
LARD-In 81 pound TIN cans, lSalSl2c; selling
l4bsa in demand.
foTAToEs- irish, dull new. 4oa5Oc per bushe
HAy-Loose. 4oa50c per 100 pounus; Dated
81 0oal.lO.
PBAs-out OF season. -.-- .fF
BRAN-S1.U0 per 100 pounds.
COTTON SEED MEAL-S1.50 per 100 pounds.
tLoUR-Nominai country extra. buying, dull-
$50 to 80 70 selling, $40 per saek family
FIELD SkEDS.-Nominai Glover, S6.00d6.25;
timothy grass, S3.25aS50 pushel; orchard & ass TO
se15a2-0J req top. $780, blue grass, seed SIPS:
DRI ID Observation-Disclosures. 7a7A< cents per
pound whortlebeGries, ,slsc Halt Peaches,
25c: rIGted Cherries l5dlSc.
sUrTER-In demand; choice roll. I25Sa15c
prime, l0a12c; grease butter, 5aTc.
kGGS-Buying, active ana wanted at lie.
foULTRY-Live chickens, items, Is per pound
ROSTERS, Sc; turkeys In good demaod, sc.
spring chickens IN demand sc per 10
FEATHsRs-Decining prime, 45a46c.
RAGS-Cotton, llaa2c
BEEswAX-2la22e per pound
HIDEs-Dry flint, Haze green, &c.
TALLOw-in demand. 5a6c.
FLAX SEED-Per DuSnel, soc.
RRAsS-l0al2c copper, l0ai2c.
Wo0L-ChOice tup-washed $50 fair 10 good,
25c dark coarse. % un wisshed, 221<s26c
GINSENG-Per ID, Sl.50ai.75, fall dug sprins
sl.25a1 30, and declining.
SENACA RooT-Per ID, 35a4Oc.
PINK RooT-Per H. I255c.
YELLOW EoOT-Per ID, SC.
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will now state that made miraculD us cure
of one OF the worst cases OF skin disease known
The patent is a ma forty years old had SUI
feied fifteen years His eyes. scalp and nearly
iSwnole body presented a frightfui appearance.
Had had the attention of twelve different ply
Sicians who prescribed the best remedies known
TO the profession, such as iOdide potassium,
arsenic. corrosive subimhte, saF5aparilla, etc.
He paid $500 for medical treat nent with but
little relief. | pre- allied upon him to use the
Cut RssOlvent internally. and the Cuticura
and Gu icu-a Soap externally. He did SO, aud
was completely cured. TIL skin on mis- ne a,
face and many other p,rts of his body which
D esesited most lOathsDme appearan e. IS now
as sol and smooth as an infants, with no scar
or tracesof the disease lett behind, He has now
been cured Twelve months. Reported by
F. Ii BROWN, ESQ, Bamwell, ). c.