Knoxville Daily Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee (2024)

November 5, 1876

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Knoxville Daily Tribunei

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Knoxville, Tennessee

Issue Date:

Sunday, November 5, 1876

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4

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Ktf6rvnxE3xiLY tribune' Sunday (Novembers i8-a tOljoifcalt ties (Tobacco GRAND DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE WILLIAMS ZIMMERMAN WHOLESALE GROCERS lnoxvilU jBiuhj -Mry ELECTION TICKETS Our friends in every county and at every precinct in East Tennessee should see at once that there is a plontiful supply of tickets at every voting-place on Election Day1-It should be remembered that I'd mes of all candidates to be voted for must Ibe printed of written on the same ticket We are prepared to print any quantity of tickets that may be ordered at short notice and at merely nominal prices Candidates County Committees and others ordering tickets should be particular in giving the names or Legislative candidates they desire placed on them and the number of tickets needed i LOCAL INTELLIGENCE 1 No (1 1 Gay (Street in Nf- fl 4 1 Keep Constantly In and Meigs counties assembled at the Charleston High School building and listened to a most convincing argument by the Governor in which he showed up the rascality extravagance and corruption of the Radical party whole inr possession of the State Government and compared fbe Radical State Government witfy his own administration He showed that every day since he Democrats have taken" possession of the State Government expenses had been reduced and his own administration bas saved the people nearly a half million dollars He paid his respects to Mr Thomas and proved that when that gentleman was in the State Senate he voted all the time for high taxes favored the funding act and in a word voted in the interest of the railroad bond and other rings on every occasion There has All airing been a little squad of Thomas Democrats here but when Porter closed his address yesterday evening it had all been absorbed by the great Democratic party the ranks were closed up and a solid front waa presented to the enemy Oar people were delighted with their Governor and the Governor was well pleased with his visit Col Clement-son and Col Edwards each followed Gov Porter in short patriotic addresses and the people dispersed to their homes well pleased with their work There are but few white Rad icals in this section and they have all heretofore said they would not vote for Thomas because he is a repudiationist and that they could not vote for Yardley because he is a negro It remains to be seen wbat they will do now that the ex-Con federate Radical Maney is out of the way A prominent Republican of this section who occupies as prominent a position in his party as any man in lower East Tennessee stated yesterday that if he ascertained that those arrests had been made in Louisiana he would abandon the party at once and forever The tide rolls on Victory and relief is at hand The maddened Radic al leaders are working their own ruin Bradley STAPLE GROCERIES CHEESE CRACKERS All Qualltle CHEWING 1 SMOKING TOBACCO the lunch- and Near drugstore was the centre of attraction from one o'clock' -till hear six Bread and butter1 hams £oultfj jroast beef pickles cheese -crackers apples etc etc were piled An the shelves and counters presenting the rpngestArgumitjaiins an war pf starvation John Scherfwas in his glory and had the handsomest corps of lady waiters seen since the last pliurch festival The supply of cooked viands waa mare than sufficient and though scores of ladies and gentlemen served the delegates as they passed in a continuous stream in at the front do through 'the' building and pul at 1 the rear yet so great was the number that the time was extended to a much later hour than was at first designed rind if any failed to get enough it was not the fault of either 31 Scherf or his assistants The ladies did their duty nobly and in their sphere vied with their husbands fathers and brothers in helping along the great cause of reform in which not -only they are interested but the future generations1 Mrs German lady elegant cake beautifully frosted' inscribed with the names of Tilden and Hendricks which was much admired I i rKRSONNKL OF THK MEM In the procession were seen large numbers of the beat citizens of this and adjoining counties while occasionally a dusky face was seen in bold relief beside the Circassian showing that there are some at least of our colored citizens who have found out the hollownesss of Radical promises and look forward to better times when the country shall be rescued from the grasp of the dominant party The procession was the largest ever before seen at a political gathering in East Tennessee and shows that when i aroused to the dangers that menace them the people will rally in their might in defense of the purity of our institutions' BUbblnf Affray About ten last night a difficulty occurred near Stern's saloon on Gay street in which a negro named Sam' Houston received a serious if not fatal wound The facts as we learned from friends of Houston are that a crowd of negroes were standing on the pavement when several white men came up cheering for Tilden to which the former 'responded by hurrahing for Iayes and Wheeler They then got into an altercation in the course of wbieh various offensive epithet were bandied -when one of the whiles men imwwY Bafcon of Loudon county1 1 down with some thing supposed -W be' -elang-shot when an-pcher of the pa name Whs iibt known put Kis'lneW oh breast and-stabbed him 'near le'ftlside' Lthe knife en te ring! the stomach i3 thought inflicting Pih 4 A 0 deeji wonud4) 1 The wounded man was tikenduto room in year of the 3aloonRnl yojrgicai) assistance sum rmonedbut before it arrived wag deemed ad- 1 a ii 4 A visable to remove him' to his home on Mabrr A street Houston was an employe of the Rolling MilL The cause of thediffieulty is directly attributable to the too free use of whiskv CITY ITEMS rFROM DORSEY THOMAS TO THE VOTERS Or EAST TENNESSEE The noisy supporters of Gov Porter are industriously circulating reports intended to injure me As it will be impossible for me to visit East Tennessee before the day of election I appeal to the people through the newspapers and ask my friends in East Tennessee to Btand firm The contest for Governor is between Gov Porter and myselfj and I will be elected over the Ring at Nashville if ray friends in East Tennessee will give me their support on the day Of election Respectfully your servant Dorsey Thomas Presden 28 1876 A CASE OF LIVER DISEASE OF THIRTY YEARS STANDING CURED BY THE USE OF SEVEN SPRINGS Lynchburg Va Sept 25 1876 Messrs Landrum Jk Letchfield Abingdon Va Gentlemen -I think it the duty of everybody that can render assistance to the afflicted to do so therefore I take great pleasure in testifying from uqy own knowledge to the great efficiency of your Seven Springs Iron and Alum I commenced using it in my family in June last in a case of Liver Disease of thirty years standing which it hus entirely cured Its wonderful effects in the immediate cure of Sick Headache Dyspepsia Cnills and Fevers I am glad to say has been fully realized in my family from the use of a few bottles of this medicine My wife has been subject to severe spells of sick headache for more than twenty years and has been entirely cured by using a few bottles of this 31ass and has determined to keep it always in our house We consider it an invalu able family medicine a Yours truly 1 A Waddell Proprietor of Lynchburg Metre This Maas can be had at the Drug Stores of Messrs Rodgers Bros Lyons A MeCampbelland Hunter A Co Knoxville Tenn and from Druggists generally 1 fail to get a bottle at once Singer Skminu Machines Headquarters for East Teimssee at 8 Knoxville Murder Will Out A few yearB ago waa discov ered to be a certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver complaint A few thin Dyspeptics made known to their friends how easily and quickly they had been cured hy its use The great-tnerits of Abo tst Flower became heralded through the country by one sufferer to until without advertising its sale has become immense Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the United States are selling it No person suffering with Sour Stomach Sick Headache Costiveness Palpitation of the Heart Indigestion Low Spirits et? can take three doses without relief Go to your Druggists Hunter A Co Belcher or Lyons A Mc-Campbell and get a bottle for 75 cents and try it Sample bottles 10 cents Sanford Chamberlain A Albers wholesale asrents P4 HlHBl SfeIR dfl i 4 FROM THE CHFAPUhT TO THE FINEST Sole Leather and Cotton Rope VOODENWARE AND KI HE 13 GOODS All kinds of GRAIN BAGS AND All kinds of FIELD SEEDS WHOLINALE AOEMS FOR RcUKtau Service To-Dajr GERMAN-LUTHERAN Divine services German at 1089 a Ho service at might SECOND PRESBYTERIAN Divine servicee in the morning at 10:80 and 7 in by Rev Wm Aikman of Detroit Mich Sunday-school at a THIRD PRESBYTERIAN" FIFTH Avenue Divine services at 10:30 a and at 7 by the pastor Rev A Harrison Subject tor evening service Seoond Coming of "FIRST BAPTIST Divine services at 'TikSOa Rev JPT Maya No night services Sunday School at 9 a All are invited to attend MoGHEE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH-Preaching at 10:30 a ra and at 7 by the pastor Rev Walters Sabbath School at 9 a in All are cordiallv invited McGhee Street Church will celebrate their third anniversary this afternoon at 3 ST Servicee at 1030 a in and at 7 All are cordially invited Seats tree LOCAL MlSCEhLASI Jacob Bennett of Anderson county was arrested by Sheriff Reeder yesterday charged with stealing a pistol and turned over to the custody of an official from that county Morton had a little shirt The color it was red And everywhere that Morton went He waved it his head Election tickets printed at the shortest notice and lowest prices at the Tribune office Mr Bird informs the editor of the Ma ryville Jltp iblican that gold has beeit discovered in Tuckaleechee and that one of his neighbors is now engaged in shoveling the precious ere Three complete flouring mills are now under construction for parties in the States'of Tennessee and Kentucky at the works of the Nordyke Marmon Co Indianapolis Ind Our Southern friends appreciate good ill The residence and grounds of Mr 1 Mo-Clung on Main street were brilliantly illumi-noted last night during the passing of the Democratic procession and presented a beautiful appear ance the taste and skill of Messrs Vratts and Bradford of the railroad shops is due the beautiful ball inscribed with the names of The States cirried in the procession last night which was kept by their friends As a piece of beautiful mechanism it stands unrivaled in this part of the country Many of our Repubhheedcan friends did not the suggestion contained in the Chronicle of yesterday morniug but showed themschesjic tuated by a spirit wanting in courtesy by en dcavoring to disturb the procession at tarious points along the line of innreh This was in marked contrast to the'generous spirit manifested by the Democrats the night previous Send In the Returns We ask our friends everywhere in East Tennessee to send ua the election returns promptly Do not wait but prepare them at the earliest possible moment A' ew paper Change The Jonesboro Herald and Tribune changed hands last week Dr Mahony ha ing sold outJto Brownlow Walter starts out in a vein beside which what is generally known as waving the would seem extending the olive branch His first page is embellished witli a number of villainous wood-cuts while the explanatory reading accompanying them is still more so He absolutely and goes the whole hog as i i COTTON YARNS and SHEETINGS EOLSTON SALT AND PLASTER SALT SYCAMORE POWDER POWDER UJljokeal Procure an5 Commission iUmljanls JONES SMITH 7 AVIIOLESALE Produce and Commission Merchants McGhee Block Gay Street Knoxville Tennessee DEALERS IN A GRAIN HAY BACON LARD FLOUR DRIED FRUITS GRAIN BAGS Etc i We call special attention to our LARGE STOCK OF FIELD SEEDS I Now Store Consignments of lrodnfcc have onr prompt attention and do onr utmost to give aatialhctlon OiRODIEIRS' SOLICITED Jd Stock a Full Ilne of CANDIES RAISINS of TEAS IHT JLS GAFT KnoxvIlle Tennl ROLLING ON THE CAR OF NATIONAL REFORM! Enthusiastic and Patriotic stration I Demon- Tlic Urf(Mt TMrrk-Li(kt PracmUn 8m Sven In KbitU1 Vini vidi Thus tarseiy did the great Roman epitomize -his unprecedented conquests in Gaul and the Democratic party in this portion of East Tennessee can use the same proud expression at least as far as torch-light a processions are concerned and if the masses remain true to themselves on Tuesday next they can inscribe iti on their banners- Yesterday the streets wore a holiday aspect being lined with people long before noon while in front of the Democratic Headquarters the Chief office and Refreshment hall heroic sized portraits of the Presidential candi dates and the brilliant color of national bunting Crowds came and went indicating that something of more than ordinary interest excited the public mind VISITING delegations Blount county sent over nearly five hundret of her stalwart sons to swell the tide of reform and nearly three hundred staunch Democrats arrived on the noon train from points above of whom nearly two-thirds were from Jefferson county the Tilden and Hendricks club from Mossy Creek 115 strong with the President at its head being of the number At three in the afternoon a large delegation of horsem*n arrived from Anderson county who marched up Gay street halting in front of the Lamar House where they were briefly addressed by Gen Cullom who cer-tiinly has a right to be proud of the Anderson county hoys Knox county did her duty nobly and the hardy yeomanry came pouring into the city by scores and fifties until Knoxville was alive with the moving masses Late in the afternoon several balloon ascen sions took place an earnest of the display reserved for the evening Th i city tjo dil its whole duty and th va rious ward marshals headed cohorts panoplied in the cause of right and whose weapons were bright beacons to light them on their pathway to reform in the administration of the Govern-ment THE PROCESSION Was formed at the appointed hour by Chief Marshal Thos Oldham on Main street with the right resting on Gay and marched up Gay street in the following order 1 Wagon diawn by two horses decked with flags containing pyrotechnic display in charge of Messrs Jas Cowan and Matt Me Clung Sr 2 Band followed by foreign citizens carrying the stars and stripes an 1 the colors of their native country 3 Mounted detachments headed by the the wholo under command of Gen Alex Allison 4 -Detachments from city and country on foot ad infinitum THE LINE Of MARCH was followed out and as the procession passed the different points of assembly the delegations awating took their places in line which thus rapidly reinforced swelled into proportions of colossal magnitude Arriving on Broad street the magnificent transparency gotten up by the railroad men was placed at the head of the column It was a sphere sixteen feet in diameter the interior lighted by three dozen wax candles mounted on trucks drawn by a picked team of thirty stalwart mechanics On it was inscribed the names of the Democratic States and they kept ball at a lively rate Jn rear of the horsem*n was a second ball similar in design and finish composed of alternate breadths of red and white cambric stretched tightly over ribs of lient wood also illuminated SPEECHES After making the circuit of the line of march the crowd ssembled at the Lamar House extending upward on Gay and along Cumberiand streets where after music by the bandf which notwithstanding its arduous labors was still in good trim loud calls were made for Gen Cullom Col Fleming then announced that inasmuch as it was impossible for any one except Bill to address people by the acre it would be best for the crowd to divide a portion going to the court liouse which was accordingly done and the crowds were addressed by Gen Cullom Col James White cf Hawkins jJadge Lewis Sam McKinney Esq John Moses Esq Shropshire and others THE NUMBER of those in the procession by actual count amounted to at least 4000 which was the estimate of several army officers whose judgment was verified by the count above given furnished by one of the assistant marshals This is approximately correct as there were 3350 torches lanterns and transparencies distributed though many were unable to procure them and were fhin to content themselves with the of other The light horse brigade numbered between six and seven hundred bat the -main army was composed of heavy infantry and their auxiliaries The first civil district of Loudon county turned out 1G0 under Marshals Rrstine and Saul The whole Loudon delegation numbered 225 The veteran Col Yeurwood wai with the Monroe county contingent 125 strong which wag swelled by jore thaqa hqndred at Concord i-'w i i ii I rCMWATTONV 1 Many house were illuminated Aloag the line of march The Tribune office and Lamar House were decorated with flags anj buntin- 1 StnD 1 rf -V and Opera-house was Illuminated with a beautiful design the brilliant jets of light creating scene of beauty bewildering in its brilliancy while the balconies of the1 hotel and Opera-house and windows of neighboring buildings were filled with ladies whose fair faces evoked admiring cheers from the procession as it passed which were acknowledged by sweet smiles and the waving of handkerchiefs Judge Elcctlca The following persons have been appointed by Sheriff Reeder as special deputies to hold the election at the different voting places in Knox county on Tuesday the 7th Inst First district 1st ward Floyd Seay 2d ward I Joseph 3d ward Andrew Randles 4th ward Jehu Jones 5th ward Charles Morrow 6th ward Parham 7th ward Luke Wilds 8th ward Hayes Second district store A Haws A Tfllett 3d district' A Murphy 4th district A Coram 5th district Frank Gibbs 6th district Gammon 7th district I Buckheart 8th district Carnes 9th district John Hutsell 10th district A Ruble 11th district Black 12th district Mechanicsville Cooper Jos Johnson 13th district Constable Moore 14th district Dave Burnett 13th district A G' French 16th district A Callerr 17th district A Roller 18th district II Sea ggs F9th district Lienhart 20th district -v 21st district John Cruze For Balia Pmrllei or Reception At the Tribune Job Office will be found a full stock of the most fashionable Stationery suitable for Balls Parties or Receptions Send your orders to us and get the latest things out in thiamine CITY ITEMS CHEAP DRY GOODS Having purchased the stock of Messrs Mason Lambright I shall continue the sale of goods at my present stand 88 Gay street Mr Lambright will be in attendance and will be glad to see his old customers Call and examine goods and secure bargains as I shall continue the sacrifice Woodward Shell Oysters and Oysters in Schubert's Cumberland street every style at Envelopes printed Tribune Job Office at lowest prices at the Fresii Oysters! Fresh At Kohlhasc next door to Express office I beg leave to inform my friends and the public generally that on and after this day I will receive Fresh Oysters daily during this season Orders for families fairs and parties will be promptly filled at the very lowest rates Oct 20-FASu Louis Merrit NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS Hunter A Co have just received a large assortment Fine Extracts of every variety Colognes Bay Rum Florida Water Cosmetics Hair Oils and the largest stock Combs Brushes and Soaps in the city All these goods were bought Jow down and will be sold in the same way Call and see for yourself Old papers for sale at this cents per hundred office Price £0 OYSTER SALOON Barry A McDannel will open their saloon this evening at 7 for reception of ladies and gentlemen Give them a call Having all the latest styles of type the Tribune Job office is the place to have fine pnnti ing done Small Printing Presses for pile by A Burrier Now is the time to buy the Singer Sewing Machine cheaper than ever before at headquarters Market Square I -Li i A Burrtkr Agent Good Board can be obtained at the house comer of Union and Walnut streets Knoxville KNOXVILLE PALACE STABLE THOMPSON CO PROPRIETORS We announce to the public that we have just completed our new and commodious stable on Reservoir street between Gay and State and are prepared with unsurpassed facilities to conduct the LIVERY BUSINESS in all its departments We keep at HI times the best stock comprising harness and saddle horses while our carriages baggies and phmtoae are first-class in every respect From our long ex perience in business wre are satisfied of our ability to give satisfaction' and respectfully solicit a liberal share of the patronage of the public Wanted to A house conveniently located suitable for a small family Possession desired by December 1st Address Bo? 164 Knoxville 1 Two Button Kids $125 at INFORMATION ABOUT 'TEXAS with Maps Pamphlets Ac furnished on application in person or by letter to Thos Fisher Immigration Agent International Great Northern Chattanooga TexK Corned Beef at Ignaz FOR CHEAPf A nearly new light Rockaway- for two cr four persons Enquire of Wx Goodrich Jr 1 ai Jas A OYSTERS I OYSTERS! OYSTERS I Received daily at Gay street opposite Base Ball Grounds and for sale by plate or measure i Get yonr Letterheads printed at the Tribune Job Office- ti lilack Diamond Coal BLAG EC OIAELIOND COAL CO Chartered In 1974 Proprietors of thy Justly Celebrated and Ackuovt lodged Superioi BLACK DIAMOND COAL i THE Black Diamond Franklin and Empire Coal Mine I AT COAL CREEK TENNESSEE FREE BURNING RED ASH: FREE FROM SLATE superior for' STOVE GRATE GAS STEAMor SMITH PURPOSES 1 Address TV II HEALD General Manager 105 Gay Street Knoxville Tenn CITY COAL COMPANY RETAIL AGENTS Ei Ttuawtl Notes Maryville Republican In Cove' on fa't' Saturday night the 27th of October a difficulty occurred between Wm Garland (and-a man by -the name of Shuler Daniel Garland hoping to quell the row -stepped between the parties his brother William stabbed hi under the left arm and -under the right shoulder blade Daniel will not recover We have been furnished the above particulars by Dr John Blankin-rliip who dressed the wounds on the following ilondny evening Clinton Dispatch The following is the amount of business done at the Clinton depot for the month of October Freight received 118838 pounds freight forwarded 98300 pounds tickets sold $19655 Wednesday last a difficulty occurred at Coal Creek between Mr Howard Wiley and Mr Dougherty in which the latter was shot receiving two one in the arm and the other in the thigh We are not sufficiently acquainted with the origin of the difficulty to state the particulars LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE FROM JEFFERSON Speech af George Whtagtm at Muijr Creels lft Mossy Nov 4 To the Editors of the Tribune 7 Ry in vita1 ion ofthe Tilden and Hendricks club of Mossy Creek Capt George Washington addressed ns on Friday evening the 3d inst There was a large audience present and among them a number of Republicans Tbia speech waa the ablest we have ever heard 'Mr Washington's abilitieft as a successful lawyer- are too well known to warrant comment We have never seen one more perfectly -at home on the palitieal issues of the day than he Pis style of speaking is different in every respect from" that which characterizes the discussions of professional politicians on the very 4 grave tomes of the day Ne one represent the fraud and maladministration of Grantis baihe The won the ad miration- of the 'lentireYiaiuJieBce He showed RepubCcantsm uphvHs Vrue ligfvt-' "Those prejudices that exist with other speakers of both parties were left out" assertions could not be-eotilrovetted and hiw-e-vpry uttera-nee gave unmistakHiJe proof of fustfasire to sitAfie affairs of Dor great Government administered bv honest ws TheaudieuSd appreciated hixauecesi in showing the ruinous financial policy of the Republican party "No one could have demonstrated it more effectively1 than the speaker did' He entered into the miuuUel of tlua oppressive of all laws nd showed too plainly that every- department of -tha- Govevameat- was permeated with corruption wnd eravagance1- He gave proof of his assertions by evidence that could not be disputed The was not lost sight of by er distinguished speaker He proved conclusively that the only reform was done by the 44th Congress and that this same had granted to the widow of the gallant- CBter $50 per month and that th Repub- iean Senate bad attempted to cut- it down to e-n -no X-A fee i i ir $30 per monfh (JQO Td Conclude the fid zons of Mos ry Qreek will ever remember with pleasure- the visit of Capt thf many who Wheeler will is Jlendricks and'Iiefortnl -T? LtNn Doyle a -6w time iiAUA'i BftADtarr county il -I i (is i Charleston'- Tens Not 4th 1876 2b the Editors of the 'Tribune Yesterday was a field day for the Democracy of ttU Gov Porter arrived bn the five o'clock train A committee of the Hiwassee Tilden and Ufdritkl C)u Conducted him to th Bigg House where: man of the good peo-ile-oF the town and eou try called uppn Him and were "pkkVedj jwitli their visit At -twelve oV-loek c-r re than a thousand of the goo4 peopfti ofLi-Bnwliey CMc Mzbh Polk Threw Not Fault In their teeth for there are few teeth that have not faults of their own There is bnt one 'way to preserve them without spot' or blemish and that is by the daily nse of the best dentifrice in existence fragrant Sozodont cool refreshing and agreeable 2UtnomtcanetU8 WE are authorized and requested to announce W1LL1A3I McCAMMON as a candidate for Representative from Knox county in the next General Assembly of Tennessee Election first Tuesdav in November WE ore authorized and requested to announoe JOHN MOSES as a candidate for Joint Representative of the counties of Anderson and Knox in the next Legislature of Tennessee WE are authorized and requested to announoe LEDGER WOOD as a candidate for the State Senate from tins Senatorial District composed of the counties of Knox Anderson Union and Grainger 3ob Printers JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING RAMAOE CO PRINTERS BINDERS AND BLANK BOOK 24ANUFACTUBEBS Knoxville Tenn GAY STREET NEAR THE OPERA-HOUSE Do all kinds of PRINTING AND BINDING At lowest rate and in tha beet style OFFICE STATIONERY SUCH XSi Heads Net IlreuI Envelopes 'Letter Meads Statements Clrcnlan: Ta( Ele Kte Furnished at Reduced Rates Bill Hooka and Pamphlota 1 a i Printed and bound at tbs vary shortest notice Record Register all ascriptions of BLAHK BOOKS lor Clerks of the various CourUnuule to order Mast and Bassdi and Books Re- hound tn the Best Manner nsa only first-clan paper in our work and get up all orders in our line equal to anything done in tne East or elsewhere and vrill (tnpll rate Eastern Prlec RAIIAGE CO Printer and Bookbinders 73 Miles Shorter 1 i i v' 1 THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE i 1 -u i TJAjTHE Memplds and 4Charleston I RAILROAD To oil Points in Arkansas and Texas Through i Jj or from ti BRISTOL to DITTXEROCK i Only one change uf cart between' Bristol 8fc Louis and Chicago and time os quick as by any other route RATES AS LOW AS THE I i 1 rt4 I Accommodations Unsurpassed Yon wQl make better connections save time tooney and frequent changes of ears by buying tickets via the Memphis and Charleston For rates and information address JOHNSON Pi A' I Memphis Tenn -WrfwKxxaAgezit Knconrille Tenn I I CTlolljing and inrnlsljing Clothing and Merchant Tailoring- Personal We had the- pleasure yesterday of meeting with Jno Jarnagin Esq President of the Mossy Creek Tilden and Hendricks Club which turned out 115 men in the procession last night Mr Ed Owens Secretary of the same club and editor of the Mossy Creek Lancet gave us a call The Lancet has done good work for Cnllora and the reform ticket and deserves the hearty support of the people of Jefferson county Mr A McBath of this city but who is in the Treasury Department returned home yesterday from Washington and will remain a few days Ar Ton doing tm Hurried If so forget that at the Tribune Office you will find a stock of Wedding Stationery ot the most' fashionable styles which will be printed in the neatest and most tasty manner and furnished at pripes to defy competition Am EvIv Communication A correspondent signing himself writing from Maryville to the Chronicle stigmatizes as false a local paragraph that appeared in the Tcibunb a few days since regarding the torchlight procession in that place The writer must be troubled with the disease known as cacoethes seribendi and merely desired to air himself in print as he does not refute -a single expression in our statement which for his edification we will mention was given by two gentlemen who live in Maryville and whose word we would believe' at any time to the contrary notwithstanding He admits that Owens was arrested and imprisoned and heard that one shot was fired but evidently knows nothing from personal observation He is rather free in attributing wrong motives and falls back on the and state of society in Maryville which was not impugned although when politics run high and whisky flows freely the residents of Blount are not altogether exempt from the excitement inci- dental thereto Jndsje Lewis at Hour Untie The Lancet thus refers to the speech by Jude Lewis at that place last week: Among the distinguished arrivals in town last week we mention Judge Lewis and Will A Anderson 6f Knoxville' These gentlemen visited ns with the object of addressing the Tilden and Hendricks Club which they did to the satisfaction of all concerned The address of Judge Lewis was one of the most chaste eloquent and effective addresses ever made to an audiecc? in this place We can point out Republicans who expressed themselves as being ferfe'ctly 'satisfied Our onlv re grot is that we did not have the Judge with us 011 oter occasion Jtorjng the pompnign 2 3l Dealers in READY-MADE CLOTHING GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS ETC Are now reoeiviog and opening one of the largest tnoet lashionsble and by all odds the EAP ST ST 0 CK OF CLOTHING Ever brought to this market to which they call the especial attention of the public They flock of Coths Cassimeres and Vestings OVtt (tttjlfffHi CADET- CLOTHRIG ik np Cadet Oothlng from the1 very hast stt and lower rates than ever 1 Foil suit and handsomely trimmed Twenty-FiyeDpliifs A gTtStN stftl make mad to order 8 a 4 i t1 WHOLESALE Produce and Commission Merchant DEALER IB AND ORDERS SOLICITED FOR i i i i wheat coRrj oATS irjro iiay bacon i FLOtJIl DRIED ERUIT PEATtlERS CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED" PRoW ATTENTION GIVEN AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 1 803 Gay Street.

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