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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
WEDNESDAYS WEATHER RBPoRT-eAs
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sup rs, .4l a. Sun 100 Moon 3"
E,p5v Hook 5U2 Cows Island. $40 Hell Gate IL
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST


MORRIS Alb ESSEX DiVlsl !.
Depots IN SerYork, foot a- and foot % Ctrsiops
SUMNER ARkANGEMr - commencing hUiDAA, Atrl H. l6D
$500 EXPIRES MAIL TRAIN. couEecTg Delye ID Boon
Chester Brooch waterloo With
for hn.Oyrr AMI Newton, Na.E"n VITO toe D. L. 40 '" r.
Gap SropSurz Scranton, Gres' Belc Bntsmton ss
AMI Ossego aai all points tie Lckasaana al Boonsba
az Delaware snc Iiuiscn X Rl.
l4O LgHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop At Sersrt, Morris
Doyer Iset;soEn Phh9slg AMI Eso
PlIsurg wh Bel el X for Belsi.ere. &r, All 81
EstOn with l. v Z for Bethlehem AAeOsB Maacl Chunk, and
N.keiharre.
4Jp SCRANTON EXPRESS az Dover with Chester
r. At Eaoo With f. sBi Washing with D., L., and
W r. 4. Tor Water Gap. Srr0ufshurg. ani Scrsriou
3 D. HACKErfSTOWN MA L. With Boonon Chester
an! Sg,s Railroads.
For MORusTOwy a, ll:29 ll:do H. 2:9 $50 40 $50 and
6:4o n.
Tor sCHXT and iutenec 63) 73o AMI 1000
2:3l t:2O ant 6:09 p. m. - - $3.50. -. -. -
Tor ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, GO 7:3 900, 1890 and
ll:2J m 1900 2O 3;i9 4:2J 49, $780, 5oo 6:i $780, and s
p. ~ n q. n n, .,o-o, "a =, 80.
ll:gD and :iO sI:. 2. F2. 800, 30 $3.50, 49, <0,
$3.50 $40 5U $3.50, 600 't:0 6O ;45, 500 AMI Has
Trains marked stop al East EewaTk
FoI BLOOMFIELD snd NCSTCLAIR at $3.50 and ll;o NJ and
2.nL $40. o:sl. AND 20 p.
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r. SoxsEvILg AnctoneeE
GALE of FINE PAINTINGS-On MONDAY

GALE of FINE PAINTINGS-On MONDAY
~ and EVENINGS, May 10 and H. at the sonerVis
Ar. Gallery Thaye loo choice works b. cell rlte American and
Foreign including special sale OF PICr RES STUDIES and
STUDIO FURNITURE belonging Mr. VIM W. DANA who Is about
leaving for Europe 80
Also by order Goup Co Of Paris part Of their valuable
this city and other invoices Among the WORKS 500
will lie he known ubiecr Of Mr. Dana, Err Meet" Hearts
&c; e Pastors Birthday large and fine spec men Of Prof
Carl ubnsr; King and the Scottish Oa,hs by l. JOY
London y JoHran Passn amon Becker
Aubr lie Poem Tonnouch Grade Baron, semnen' 'erboeck
boyen HANNAH &c &c and works by American Artists
beautiful By r. Clifford "sioutIUpar Et ant
Kens Shauck Mchntee Lanbden, '" l. cAara
GignouI staigg. Homer. De Haas, Inness Sc
Now Open Day and Eyenng, until tine OF sale
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Gouses an0 farms n)antco.

EARM WANTED-40 to so acres, with good
hudings the line of Ee Road within hours Of the city
which Leas. improved property cool bus street m
okyn would given payment NJ A. rutland Co., Beck
naust., y. \.
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Sales bp Anttio:I.


A. MgRwrS, AEetoneer.
RANGS. MERWIN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D h-aes Of Books Works Of Art Fancy 9og,s arp'u'e NC
THURSDAY MORNING Nay H. at ~ o'clock, ,
SALE or IMPORTED CHINA, Parish Aabaster aud bohemian
Tea Tea Sets AMI Ice flee nane
yas sheffield Dinner Knives CsryeB syerPlte ror,s &C. AZ
Elecnt Rack Walnut Bookcas SEWING Machines tables sra vi
Paintnrs Framed BDgravings &c. &c. Also Portable rho"sfaPn
~ iHrRspAY And FRIDAY May II and -, at4p. m
ylJrABIR HOOKS ore ~ which large paper on hmeosn
History and AUTOGRAPHS ENGRAVINGs AMI QohNI 49,
MEMS relating French and Revolutionary AIRS ann !" v"
New-York, etc
Gao. A. LEAvrrr, Anctioneer ,>,ro>,
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlNION
I'D HALL Astorpsce and Rghths'. LEAETTT nj hbbbni
Co. CoNsiGsAESrs LIBRARIES CArhotuED AND ooLD
FRIDAY EVENING, NAV 10, at y O'clock
ART SALE. .nn c.,,
HAVE TOU SEEN
BRAaS on A BENDER"
W. H. BEARD.
hA' ~ AUTUMN TWILIGHT
J. +. KENSBIr.
SUNDAY MORYING-sEvESTH REGIMENT.
\. CLIFFORD.
AND OTHER PINE PAINTINGS
NOW or EXHIBITION. FREE. DAY AND EVENING"
Comrsily specimens huntington Casea Durand en
messy williamson VIM Hart Nj mot W. T. Mount hknee Hub
bard HAYS faseDe Foreign Artlss-DdVerger "a
gm Deyener IIoegg Meyer Won Bremen b. Mser &c. &
framed few Bonzes ln Lake me
whole select collection 10 be sold a. ancoon
limitation above Catalogues
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

4 4 slip: =
ESQ a. n. Nail Train Tor Greenror.
1880 H. Rosn Ca cove, Locust Valley. Huntington, Ard
H. Rye-lel Express Train through Geen?Or sauri.,
D. H. for Rolyu Glen Cove Loel,t Valley Huntington, and
NorhrOr.
SO .. M, for North Lip
All trains meet Branch Tor y "a0s"si.
SIN az train. Cove LGr't Valley Huntingdon and
Nof'Ap"f' 'ea'e iu1''' O a. " ." ~- D. BARTON sup,
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL.

NEW-YORK AND NEW-HANEN RAIL
WINTER AR ANGrHINr
COMNENtlSG NOV. -. l5tl
Passenger hcwior OF Twenty sevcnth st. and
Fonth~ye. Eutrlnce o. Twen;y-seye4th-sL
TRAINS LEAVE SEN-iORk
For Ne.lIsyen AMI Bridgeport :. tErl 1850 2;l3 tELb
$500 Tx J. SIS. t:3J. $3.50. AID Ok .. II.
Milford S,ra,lor FAIRFIELD southport AMI wes,pO' 100 io
a. ~. 345 49, snl $3.50 p. N. -.
On 3:i5. $3.50 (rl, $3.50, $3.50, sni 300 lLL)
For Daren : O. 1880 3:t5, $50, $50 and $50
3:sJ $3.50 (EE), S:45 $50 500. ,:l5 9t.t) ?.
Gen~h O. l:3D 2.I5. 3:4; 4iJ $50 $50 1918 n
For Port Chester and stations = ll:O A. nj Iis
3:45 4:45. $50 o;JD AMI 1:l3 p. VI.
NAL r.a New lorE 81 m 'os
Boston. --- ...
For Boston, via Srriugf H. m. (Er), ikxD tEx)
fOr Boston. via Shore Line. 1915 GEL 3 (krl z.
For Hartford and Springfield tEr) l;l3, tEIh fop n
10 Hartford. p II.
Up. o Northampton
D.
Eoi Canal Railroad ~; 800 Northampton and Williams
For Houss,ouc Railroad, a and 2 m.
For ang isllrOad. ~. 2 (tI.l III.
Railroad. i2;l3 and
with Ere ht lE from NOwak to D,lbufy.
Por New CaEEaa Railroad M l25 i5o p ami ss'a
DAYS $50 p. N.
Room Car % the j. IN anl p H. trsia' ,-o,-, -
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ERIE RAILMAY.-rr.ins lowe Depots foot

ORE Abrams leave DepotS loot
H ofCHarb.r.s. AMI zoo. Of wsny-hri~t. a. follows
Through Eces trains ChsIabcr-s' az ~ 500
N .nI 5O (iaiy) are 1Brn Arist a. 74 NJ st9 m.
and T. talyl. New AMI improved Drawing o~
the train troash 20 Bio, net
ing Iloy magnificent SielinJ Coseh-s tioagA
CIV, and and Gallon Sleeping COACHES VIII the
train rom su-luehaans Buffalo, 500 n New
AMI Me- fok Rosheser Bafaio And
Cincinnati. Enlyaut leaves aaiy CT 80 p - -
Way Sl:5J p (IHeniy thin@
HIS l. n. and 4l3 D. ny
only. Twenty t1iri ST. 1919 j. nl
Tor $3.50 fTwentythir!s ~, B:l5 M
For Nrwburgh aul Way, M. $3.50 ADJ 4J tfsenJ
thirist.. 1864 ~, 3.lp and 4:l5 !. NJ ,.,
FOR SuEen N. al (Feu'y-thni - $40 and
535 nj Ta,se train sll:30 (Twcnty-h ri st, IL D. M
r.. Pater.on rtt DEPOT at oiJ 3D. aa1
Has n; 35 Sis All 6;+5 Prom thanJrTsst Depotat
6lJ It:l5 a m Il M sl4j $50. 5i5 anl b:i5 ~.
For Had ousa Hiar fnm enyrst Depot al 3o and
HAS M 34j ts:lj so, ard 10 IS From 'hamhersst
Dsro. o.: No.. rs. 4aP. J:l5, 6ct AMI 1913
For rnout Mo.soy PWeAiythlr!st Depot a. s;s
M PCS i3s sah 1915 All, Saturdays only, III
midn gh CAanhcrs-s 800 iOV 1917, <:ia.
5t0a n!f6 :JOp n only, tiliUo tnisnt.
Tickets ADanen in Drawing Room AMI se?nz
trlncr
GAGE nav b. le Cougaus's os 2 - ani 90 ~ Always
,hamberss.. corner %veGshh anu 1mr..ay.,
Uareu tOlst Brooklyn; D,p1s fool OF Isaer - and loot
Of Twepth-rs Eey.iors FXchsugpsee and Long Docs
Depot and Of the Agents at tLe principal hotel
l. d. R'f kerr Ma. n. WI. K. BARR,
General Sup rnenfen. No. General PaS'lgr Asent
Daily For Tia 1ensack only. kor PerGont only.
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NEWARK M NEW -YoRK RAILRoAD.-

DEFOT " NEW .lOLh fot % .IEe-igsl, N0Flh kTeT
GA AID after MAY TO- la" ise1rt. l-s sl o'oss:
LEAVE NETWORK FOR BkR.ahAYE AND SEWAeK-M
500 6:J ~ i1 800 $3.50 so' So 1910 :, mf 10
1875, l1aDp ~.
LEAVE NEW-YORK FOR WEST RRRGEN-n 500 T;l0 g:lO
l:IO a. ~, JJ, $50 SD 90 I:t5, 9;l' lo.G y
T. 1T .'ai.f. NI.Frutea.enL
L..
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NEW-JERsEf RAILR0ND-FROM FOOT of

n EN -JERStf kON fOOI or
L COURTLASDrSr.-For PHILADELPHIA via Camisn a.,
via West Ph.aieph2, ga D. L 2:JOp. 5;'a "a,
8 p. u night Fs BALTIMORE snl NNh
$50 23O 9:lO fo So1sh AMI Sogih WestSt ~
IN. 9:20' p N.
FOR THE WESr-3;t0 m. 0:D IN. 1890 ~ o. o.
m. Silver Palace a an through Cnc'nnu
without chauges through Ay 10 Lossye whos' canse.
thioagh Ga Ihe
through Cincinnati AMI Chicago fal, SA,ga
tia; dsy they are hel 20 the tTan pDaly)
Mar 9. 1870. y VI. JAG hNnN. leaerll SO
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

the 2lst says that Strasburg is In flames.
The French have fired the surrounding
villages. They make frequent sorties,
which are constantly repulsed. Eight
thousand Prussians have arrived with a
train of heavy siege artillery. The city is
surrounded by 9O. 600 men. under the COM
mand of Gen. Werder. The inhabitants
arc demoralizcd, and disorder everywhere
prevails. Its surrender Is hourly expected.
The Tribuh.s special, says our special
correspondent with the Prussian head
quarters sends the following account of
Thursday battle, written the same night,
on the field forwarded 10y messenger to
Iderbruck, aud reaching London thence
by telegraph sunday evening: The bat
IL fought TO-DAY. August 18th, we call to-
night the battle of Gravellottc. 1t began at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. and lasted until after
T.. VI. Until u"nu il was an artillery duel.
The French lines stretched along the hills,
covering two roads leading from Metz to
Nerdun. having on their right flank the
farm house known as La Nillette, with
walled garden. which they held in great
force. \ SGnken road led straight from
Gravellotte to the center of their position.
On the French left the road wound over
DREsDEN. Aug. 2l.-The Saxon troops
engaged in the battle of ReZenville fought
all the afternoon and met with complete
success, taking many prisoners. The "a,
I'd. It'll, Sth, 9th and 10Th army corps and
the Prlssian guards bore the brunt of the
battle.
PoNT A MoUS soN, August n VIA Lon
DbN.-Prisouere still pour in. Last night
there arrived 1000 private and 36 officers.
To-day more soldiers and 81 officers were
brought in Among the latter was General
Plombens The loss of the French army
during the week cannot be less than $4,000
killed, wounded and missing at CouFsville,
Vionville and Gravellotte they are known
to have lost 1900 in each battle, including
at the latter 4 900 prisoners.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
rhe Latest News from Rnleigh.

The trial of f. A, Wiley was concluded
before Judge Pearson at Raleigh ON Friday
last. His honor said he would deliver his
decision in two or three days.
The trial of the KukluX prisonere still
continues. Major Burgin, of Kinks mi
litia, was held in bonds to keep the peace.
The Standard has the following:
" ATTEMPTED HoMICIDE.-Iast night,
while the Democratic meeting was going
onEthree unknown parties fired at one of
Col. Kinks lieutenants, the balls passing
through his clothes. The fire was returned,
when the miscreants fled. 1t is TO be re-
GREETED that none of them were left behind
TO tell the tale
The .Sando,'d of the 9th inst. has the
following:
The KuSluN turnout yesterday, i'm this
| city, To receive Mr. Turner, reminds US
| very much Of Confederate times 1t looked
| a. if Mr.. Davis was still President of the
! Confederacy, aud u. b. Vance Governor.
| The same blind aud unreasoning devotion
! to " the South the same hatred towards
/ the national government-the same des-
! perate purpose 10 maintain the " Lost
! Cause the same want of charitN-the
same destitltionuf common sense, to saw
nothing Of common patriotism altogether
! il brought IL the mind the times when the
| poor cOn-cripts marched handcuttcd
| through our streets, when desertcrs were
| tortured and shot, when women were roped
and whipped and their thumbs put under
| the fence, and when twenty thousand Fed
eral prisoners were Icing starved at Amber
sonville and salisbury. May II mercifu
God save the people of North Carolin;
from another such rebellion nor ,peH Mail
! 't1OH Us! We tell the national govern.
ment and the Northern people that wher
/ this second rebellion shall begin the South
| ern traitors. nearly all Of whom are Ku
klu&, will light IS the Spaniards fought tn,
first Napoleon and that it will take mor
lives and more money to put down thi
second rebellion. now impending, than j
did the first. We warned the people of thi
State i'm Isl" against war, and now tel
years later w. wan them again .1Shc
ellie Pioneer.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
HON. r. G. scHKNoK.


We learn from the Washington Chronicte
that the Hon. Robert G. Schcnck has final
ly concluded to accept the nomination for
Congress rendered him by the Republicans
of the Third Ohio District. The Repub-
licans throughout the country will rejoice
to hear of this decision. He Is one of the
very ahlcst men in Congress. From his
long experience i'm that body-having serv-
ed there in all some fifteen years-he has
become thoroughly familiar with the du-
ties of his position, and his absence from
its deliberations would be>a loss TO the
country. Wethink his recollection certain,
as his opponents Lew. Campbell, has been
ON every side of every question brought
before the people. Mr.. Schenck is the able
Chairman of the most important Commit
tee of the House-Ways and Means.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
saddle aud Harness Emporium.

The undersigned having established himself
in the manufacture Of Harness and Saddles of
every description, offers to the merchants and
farmers of Tennessee and the South the very
best article of goods in his line all home made
and warranted superior to the general run Of
Eastern made goods while the prices as as low
and in some cases lower, that the same goods
can be bought at in the East Employing none
but frst-cl0ss, skilled worlmen, we acknowledge
no superior manufactures Orders from any
locality will receive prompt and careful alton
ton and be filed with dispatch at satisfactory
prices l solicit trial, and know that none
who favor me with an order will have cause to
complain either in regard to prices or the quail
ity Of the goods.
aug 27-tf THos. OCoSNER.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Original Attachment.

STATE OF TENNESSEE-KNoX COUNTY.
T. NJ. Schleier vs. A. Jonas
IN THIS CAUSE TT APPEARING THAT THE
Il defendant A.. jonas, is Justly indebted TO the
plaintiff and has absconded, that the ordinary pro-
Of law cannot be served on him. and an original
attachment having been levied his property. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Knoxville Chronicle newspaper published in the city
of Knoxville. for four successive weeks commanding
the said A. Jonas to appear before nc or some other
Justice of Peace, ut my Office the 50h day of Sep
tember $50, and make defense to said salt against
him. il will be proceeded with ex- parte This the
Sd day of Sept. 1870 JULIUS OCHS
sept6- Justice Of the Peace for Knox County
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
cold aud stool. MARKET.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 5.--Discounts 7Cl9.
Gold opened with increased fairness. The
report that Tr"chu was declared Dictator
advanced the price TO 142. In the after
nuou it declined to 1871. The decline was
accelerated by favorable reports from Lon
sharks were unable to meet theirclearances.
During the afternoon it was active and
strong at 14sml4l; G2's, 10; As, 1ls; SIS,
IL, new, 100 rs, l0s; SIS, 10s; 40's, g.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
East Tennessee Female Institute.

The fall term will begin Wednesday, SePtem-
Der 7, at 8 o clock A. NJ, at which time we wish
to see present the Board of Trustees and as
many Of the parents as possible. Interesting ex-
ercises may be expected. After the retirement
of visitors, the examinations for the classifca-
tions of pupils will commence at $3.50. The first
day will be the most important one of the term.
Pupils will please take note and be punctual.
First bell ut $50 NJ c. BUTLER.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Notice.
SHERIEE,S SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID the Circuit Court of Knox county, Tennessee,
and to me directed will sell for cash in hand to the
highest bidder in front Of the court house in Knoxville
ON Saturday, the 2ith day of September 1870 all the
right, title, claim, interest and demand that S. d.
and Louisa Miner have in and certain tract par
eel of land situated and lying in the 10Th Civil District
of Knox county Tennessee and adjoining the lands of
Andrew Knott and Others, containing hundred and
fifty acres including the mansion house where Henry
Lones formerly lived to satisfy Judgment rendered
N the Circuit Court OF Knox county in favor of Andrew
Knott VS. S. d. and Louisa Miner
septl-dltw3t. v. +. G0SSETT, Sheriff
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has just
issued the monthly statement of the Pub
lie Debt. The reduction during the last
month was $l3, 403, 325.59. Since March /
1870, $50, 407 ,s2676. Since March !, 1863,
$l09,549, 1O169. These are pleasant figures
for the American people to contemplate.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

THE GERMAN RELIEF FCND.-Thc Ger
man Patriotic Aid Society in New York
has received the sum of SlOQ,5 from diff
ferent portions of the United States, in aid
of the wounded Prussian soldiers, and for
the relief Of the families of the men who
have fallen i'm battle
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

HISTORY furnishes 40 parallel for the
campaign which the German army is Just
about bringing 10 "a close I'm France. When
we consider the number Of men brought
into the field, the vigOr and brilliancy of
the operations and the magnitude Of the
results achieved, all within the brief space
of fifty days, We are amaZad, and do not
wonder that the crowned heads Of Europe
tremble The war was declared on the
10Th oil July, The 18th of September is
notyet here, Napoleon is prisoner and his
armies mn-hilated. II reads more like fc-
ton than history.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

Saratoga has had 100000 visitors this
GUNNER Cape May, $50, 900; Atlantic City,
$50, 900 Long Branch, 100000 and New
port about 100, 900.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

Philadelphia rejoices over the discovery
that it has, thus far this year. consumed
5000 more beeves, and ll7,000 more sheep,
than in the Corresponding period of 1869.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
lard.
lIE-SR-. EDITORS: Ny attention has
just been called 10 the following paragraph
in your issue Of sunday:

NE-sR-. EpIToRs: Ny attention has
just been called 10 the following paragraph
in your issue Of sunday;
''ENCE COUNTY oH4NCERY COURT.
The following were Yesterdays proceedings
in the Chaneery court:
81 b. request Of Chancellor Temple. we pub
lish the following rule, ordered TO be spread of
record for tho guidance Of the future practice
Of the Cour
This is followed Immediately by a speech
OF Col. Baxter abusive of certain acts of
certain acts of Gen. Mabry The omission
Of the Rule- al Practice, and the publica-
ton of the said speech where the Rules
should have been, might mislead some into
the belief that had ordered it to be spread
Of record IT is simply mistake Of the
printer Certainly, / need hardly say that
] did not order the speech TO be spread on
the record, or printed, nor have ! anything
whatever 10 do with the Baxter Mabry
controversy. Respectfully,
o. j. TEMPLE.
The abpv" communication was handed
in by Chancellor Temple for publication
during our absence from the office If hi,
attention had been called TO our explana-
tion made Yesterday morning, he might
have been satisfied. We do not think any
one but our neighbour, the chief oygai,jst
who il always muddled, would put any
such a construction upon it as Judge Tenn
pie fears IA wa AN error likely to happier
in any printing office, a. any man of com
mon sense would ut once sce.-Ens
CHNONICLE.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

Plain pink cr green Swiss muslin dresses
fiOuncP and trimmed with white Nalen-
able,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

Young ladies ut the sea-shOre wear blue
and green wells tied around their heads to
protect them from the sun while they sit
on the piaZZas.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

The CHROSILE being the oHig Republican
daly in the whole state, has general circula-
ton, and affords fine inducements 10 adycr-
tiscrs
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

The best newspapers published in Tonnes
see is the Knoxville Chronicle. 1t is a
staunch Republican journal, and COM
mends itself TO the honest masses of the
country The CHRONICLE well supplies
the place of BrownlOW's Wig, and is des-
tined 10 become a general favOritc with the
Republicans the South.-AshcriUc, Nc
PiOHCCr
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

Wife, " said broker few days since,
do you think / shall ever be worth fifty
thousand dollars ?n Amt | worth that
to you ," said the confiding spouse.
{" Yes, " said the other half, 4" but can't
put you out at interest.
a modest music dealer was recently non
plussed by a lady as stout as Parape- Rosa
who inquired " Have YOU Put Me i'm My
Littlc Bed y
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

The reported death of j. II. ~kaggs, who
was hanged at Bloomfield, Mo, on the 18th
inst, is confirmed by Colonel George W.
Kitchen, sheriff of Stoddard county, who
arrived in this city yesterday.
Skaggs was hung at ten minutes past
one, in the afternoon, and after the physi-
clans had been operating upon him up to
nearly 9 o'clock, in an endeavor to resus-
citate him, the attempt was given up as
hopeless.-S Louis Republican Sept 1st.
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The fifth German army, one hundred
thousand men strong, is moving rapidly
toward the MOselle. 1t is commanded by
the Grand Duke of Mccklenburg-Schwe
Frederick Francis, of Mecllcnburg-
Prussia, and grandson of the beautiful
Queen Louisa OF Prussia, to whom he is
said to bear most striking resemblance.
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