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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
- eombned the new and very Important isi'afe " INV
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIVE INSURANCE. CO.


,.en, By ,ueh combination either Of the three great essentials Of
,, e,p for bu,ius,, or family purposes provision Tor old
.t. or ..ey family" Some Of the other id'aH"s
f.red By the COMPANY are
First ,eeuJ the Company have sls2o assets Tor every s
liabilities
s,..pd II, a. pro,,n.s be- real Mutual Economical Com
mani, established conducted pupOy and solely for the en's oene
g. insured a. ,ersuy into It's expenses and h'es'@snn
will proves consequently.
Third lower rates hsn any other mans CON
p,uy thu, the Insured the advantage, Justly due them
Fourth Premiums only forfeited bat padup p0ly WIZ
dividend, Issued amer tha first payment required
Fh: dydsri applied 10 reduce TIE second aud
annual p,ypertI
Sixth: No extra travelling By or lake omes Of me army
nav or merchant marine. the lives OF women
seventh and Directors Of this Company are men Of M
tona reputation integrity and ability The 'sarp Of LIE
Company ! undoabted. as above shown
Business men, other life insurance companies and some Of
the the eoun. have given ibis Company The
III. names Of found s' Of hoie insured
OgIg for New.YOrk, 10 NArsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

PYLE's go. K" SOAR. dry. hard, economical.
and beshes beautifully white Sold By Groeen Everywhere Depot
80 wAshngtOBst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

PAPERs, TwINFs, THREADS, AND C0RDAGE.
wLARD HIvrI oace aud Tsress@ I'VE .Se 100 Bress" hss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

STRING SPLAsHINGs.-One thing Spring can
all b spashings cannot throw mud the rputa
ton Of the celebrated Knox All varieties that the
and bosgb, M Ksoxs Emporium at
No 2a Broadway the things out found
tfpgipg new customers IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26
BITTERS.

s. I.-I8tO.-A
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE is THE
SHEET ANCHOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DEBTJITATED. AS A
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LAEGUID 1T HAS
40 EQUAL AMONG SToMACHlCS AS REMEDY FOR THE
yFRyous WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
suBJECT IT Is sJPERSRDISG EVERY OTHER S1IMULANE
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE OR FRlGID' 1T
ACTS SPECIFIC IL EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
UgDERMIsEs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26
7TUE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG
GIsT OR GROCER PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARIEE mASUFAc
TURKp FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEBs, WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS or BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDINGs CUSTARDs CREAMS. CHARLOTTE
Rrssy nc &c IT'S By FAR TIE CHEAPEST. HEALTHIEST
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD.
RAND SEA MOSS FARTSE CO.,
SO PARK-PLACE. ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

fCHE BAXTER ENGINE.
i READ THIS.
OFFICE or A. VI. CLARK CO.
Manufacturers Of Best OAK Tanned leather Betting
81 Deyoushre-s.. Boston, March p. 1870
w d RUSSELL esq-Dear You undoubtedly wish 10 knoW
whether the l0loe hBgne sold doing all promised Tor ~
m DOES MORE weeks AID gives rs but
little trouble all works and gives all The direct steam We
need Our average coal about 80 pounds day. This surprises
everybody iuuiei respectfully yours VI CLAtk Co.
Engine place Of one that used 'lns Of coal aud
Th saving nearly Of coal the wood, and they need
engineer. -
With - per and calling ensner worth 81 81 per day
THE SAVING MADE By MessTs CLARK Co PAYS FOR IHhh
ENGINE IN YEAR ,..
There mtnuilriur VINO nav pr1nt ny s
" THE BAXTER kAGiNB II THE MOST bCONohlCAL hA'
CINE IN THE WORLD. ... . ,...
OrIegs received ~ RUSSELL NIbcnS
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SMITHS
A WI T. r &c "A N
. r G A N 81.

Eegant 10 appesraace-thofoaghy eonsneted-Nh posa
steady beoss-sIlh erqus reesnsy eoh.s.d es,h
tie. Of tone ugenOas mechanical eOnsiue.s for sss
and for expression.
No eouds. wOl to.rltst bat th. be-, u..,. On.
poyed.
Every Instrument warranted for PiT. Years
The hnenyeig,On all the poat, claimed AMERICAN
ORGANS is earnestly solicited Their ere.,Ss rag s,,rLf
OF CHANCE as the n1sEss Of Springfield
xatehe, Of WAtbAm-
KEW ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR has jas, bees o.d ,sa VI
b. sen, post. paid on application.
). ID. G. H. w. SMITH,
BOSTON Nax
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
GIenuinss from state Eseaasse..

A inofensivo man. seventy years of age
named John Buck, wa, killed in Giles county,
lsst Tuesday night. He vas tied 10 a tree and
his throat cut by men in Disguise Mr.. Buck
VIA. Baptist minister.
4 rare freak of nature can bs seen in Shelby
vile, in the shape Of four-lsgged chicken,
Tho owner has the maternal parent OF ths bird
and asks - per dozen for the cg9r
Tho commissions Of tha newly elected Judges
of tho Supreme Court have been made out
They are on parchment, and the engraving Is
elegantly executed. They have been forwarded
to Governor Sonter for his signsture,
Col. ". b. stokes is lying dsngerousy i'll at
Alexandria Dekalb county, from the eilec. of
sunstrOke at Washington, ten days sgo. His
condition il represented As critical.
Tho sun, Of S6fS 50 was collected last Satnr-
day for the benefit of the German Aid Society
of Nashville,
Col. Albert, who has the matter in charge, has
commenced tho survey of the Cumberland
river with view of ascertaining the obstruc-
tions to navigation that exist, and securing a
Congressional appropriation for having the same
removed - Union and .ipsrieai,.
The Memphis 1ppeai of the 9th says A
deputy United States Marshal arrived In the
city yesterday morning having IN charge Mr..
j. Ed Stacey, of Nashville. who Wa. arrested
in thai city on Friday, charged with having ac-
ccpted brides while acting as United States In
Sneptpr. two VcQrS
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
noRnIBLE ACCIDENT.


H II
Yesterday afternoon occurred another of those
dreadful accidents the result of reckless care
lcssness, the frequency OF which should ere this
have proved warning to parents to Keep their
children out of danger, and to the boys them
selves to abstain from acts of venturesomc liar
dihood
Charlie Harris, n little boy about twelve or
thirteen years of age, was at the X entucky depot
about three o'clock and while swinginn on the
platform Of one of the cars, he lost his footing
and fell upon the track, the wheels passing over
both hislegs, below the knee, crushing Ike bones
in a shocking manner The splintered bones
protruded through the mangled flesh. prescnt-
ing q sickening appearance Tho little fellow
was conscious when picked up, and asked to be
turned over, when he cried out in agony. show
ing the intensity of his suficrings
Ho was conveyed to his mothes's residence
when surgical attendance was called II was
thought best to defer amputation until this
morning, when the operation will be performed
From the extent of the injuries received. his
condition is considered very critical
Charlie Harris the little boy who was run
over by the train at the Kentucky depot on
Wednesday afternoon, died yesterday morning
about half-past ono o'clock from his Injuries
He never rallied after he was hurt hi. funeral
took place yesterday afternoon.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Railroad Accioe.,.

Yesterday morning the up train on the East
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railroad, ran off
the track Six miles above Knoxville near Cas-
wells, prccipitating four cars from the track
and smashing up the track and ties pretty bad
lv and about sixty yards of the track torn up.
gage car and two passenger coaches. I t
strange to say not one turned over and nobody
was hurt.
Word was ut once sent 70 this city and a
wrccking ear and hands sent up 30 repair the
disaster The passenger, from Bristol were
transferred at the wreck 70 special train sent
up from Knoxville and the eastern bound pas
songers took their places on the train which had
just come down. 1t is thought that the connec-
ton will be MAIDS at Chattanooga. We are in
formed By Mr.. HiJon, the master machinist of
the road that the damages will have been re-
paired during the night, before this meets the
eye of the reader This caused delay in the
arrival of the mail Of about two hours.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Campbell County.

We have just returned from a trip to Jacks-
boro'. We found Circuit Court in session and
business being rapidly dispatched by his Honor,
Judge Randolph 4 number of legal gentle
men were present, attcsting their devotion to
the intcretS of their clients by making long
spcsches and receiving fat fees. james Turner
was found guilty of larceny, and sentenced to
the pcnitentiary for three years. He left yalu-
able horsc.to be cared for by hi. friends, who
seemed zealously inclined that way
Crops in Campbell look fine; ia fact, were
never better \ few OF the citizens are selling
out their possessions and going to TcNa..
and Carcyville being pushed a, we'll n can be
under the circumstances. About twelve car
loads per day are being shipped over tn Knox
vile and Kentucky road Mr. james Kcnnc-
dy, of the firm of Kennedy ~ Morrow. Informed
lis that forty car loads per day could hr rot out
and that read v market for it could be he'd pro-
vided transportation could be secured over the
road for that quantity.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
ni,icn b,- a Rniicsnakc.

We learn that young man while out hunt
ing cattle near Weir Cove in Sewer county
one night la't week, wa, bitten on ono of his
toes by a rattlc>neak. There wa, hole in his
shoe aud the reptile took hold and held fast
until the young man had taken several steps be-
fore it released its hold, lie succeeded in
reaching home, though whether he bad assist
ance or not We ara unable to .Ay. Our inform
ant did not learn his name. He il now lying
in a critical condition and sPscchle,. from the
effects of the venom in hi, y-tnn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
COMMERCIAL,
Knoxville Wholesale Market.


Corrected by J. W. GAUT. No. IS Market Squire.
KNOXVILLE September S. 1870.
The transactions in wheat during the past week were
very limited, owing in part to the active decline
tccd last week but chiefly on account of the damaged
condition Of wheat offered for salc.
There has been advance established in the Eastern
markets. and our latest adyiccs show a want Of firm
but VIC hope to improvement in the foreign
demand 40 soon az it is known the European war has
closed.
QUOTATIONS.
We quote prime white wheat dry and clean at 81 co.
Prime Amber, dry and cloan. at 90995c. Primo red.
dry and clcan, at SOs9O. Trashy and tough wheat
ranges from SOC, to Soc, according to condition.
OATsAbout ~ last quoted In the absence Of orders
from the South, there shipping demand. Farmers
offer freely at &c., and shippers buy reluctantly at 3Oc
CoRN-Brinss 75c. loose from wagons. No shipping
demand.
FLoUR-Local demand supplied by mills at s27j
GD3.00 per sack
BACosIn good demand for the local trade at prices
above shipping margin !S@1Sl1c, loose from the
wagon. Orders filled at Doc for Sides l7Sl7c for
shoulders and 9@2lc. for hams according to cut and
quality.
LAnD--From wagons l7a1so Orders filled at DOC; by
the package, dull.
FEATHERS Dull at 50d6Oc
BUrrEa--For fresh and yellow, in shipping packages
2Oc.
EGGs-Won,ej at 12]lel5c by the quantity in ship
ping order.
DRIED Pooled apples $685. 4 b.; peaches,
halves, 3ESic; blackberrics G@7c. We wish to pur
chase large quantities of dried fruit
sLT-s3OO per sack.
PoTAToEs-Irish, worth 5Oc@slO0 per bushel If the
farmers will select their potatoes, and bring only
large, smoothe potatoes We ship large quantities
this season,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Organization in Claiborne Comfy.

y gentleman in Claiborne county writes that
tho Republican party in that county is thor
oughly organized and ut work. Each civil
district has an Executive Committee The fol-
lowing gentlemen are chairnen of said COM
mittees: LIST District, Howard Bowman; ID
Benjamin Ausmus; 3d. Isaac Davis 4th, Thos
L. Davis; 9th, \. H. Hatfield; 9Th, T. G. Nc
Ncy; eth, James Lane; sth, VIM. Lovclace ;
9th, John NJ Wood 10th, \. VI. Jennings ;
18th, James d. Mayes 18th, G. w Rollins
We commend the example OF Claiborne to
other counties. Let there be thorough organ
ization at once. The writer of the letter very
justly concludes by saying: "You can calculate
on handsome majority for the Republican
candidates in the November election.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
bridge over tho uoIs,on.

\ friend suggests that the bridge to be con-
structed over the llol,ton rivers at Knoxville has
been chartered, and pcrtintutly AK, why il is
that the charter nlrmbcr- remain idle and do
nothing toward . work that they seemed 80 anT-
iou4 about last winter? .Wr arr Of opinion that
no better paying nor safer lu'ness could be
gone into in thi, State than the building Of the
bridge above mentioned. From tho hour of its
completion it would begin To- pay for its con
structon In year it would pay ten per
cent, and in five would pay one hundred per
cent, annually. The convenience of such
structur. can ut once bc .rrn, Capitalists in
this or any state. take notice.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

To the Members Of tie East T.racsscc Bur:
In consequence of the increase in the number
Of Judges, and the probability that the Supreme
Court will for Il time, be held in sections or rs
two courts, rs contemplated by the new Con-
sttution, We think it probable that the Court
will find it necessary at an early period, to
change the order of business prescribed ut the
last term and as it will be desirable to consult,
as far As practicable the convenience of coun-
sci, VIC respectfully ,ug.', to all attorneys hay
ing business in the Court the propricty of being
present at the meeting of the Court in Knox
Vile, on Monday. the 18th of September, 1870,
TmoS. \. X. NELSON,
JAS W. DEADERU'K
kNuVvILLE. sept. /. 1870
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Knoxville Retail Market.

BUTTER-25Go3j ? 10.
LAED-F b.. 22l52jc.
VEGErABLEs-0nions, dried. q peck, 20p25o. Irish
Potatoes, z peck l5@20c, Beets, = peck,2 Be.
.CHERsE-R b. 250S30c.
EGGS-F dozen. l56B20c.
PoULrRr-Turkeys GOoSloo. Chickens, 2OaS cents.
Ducks, l50e20c.
FIsH-White Fish, q D.. l09l2c Catfish SGSl0o.
Perch l59l6c Mackerel, 5CS20c.
BRRP-Hind quarters, y ~ l09l212c.; choice cuts y
H. l5c Steak and Roast l29o. ordinary cuts S9lOc.
MUTTOS-R NJ, l0c.
NKAL-R H., I21Sc.
PoRK-F H., l2I4Gl5c.
.BIcoSEIIqm, y 10, 2NS2214c. Shoulders, l7dsisc.
Sides, 2O822l5.
SlusAGE-,Fresh 2 H., l67lo bologna, l5e,
TBIPE-R H., Sc.
Pros FRET-R Dozen SOC.
VBSIsoN-Hams, q b.. 129l5o.
FLoUR-Family, sack, sS.oO@3.5O; Extra, S2.5O9j.
MRAL-F bushel. Sl.00.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

We call attention to the very liberal provs-
ions of the East TcnnessccUniversity and State
Industrial College, whereby free education is
offered to three young men from each county
on recommendation of the representatives in the
Legislature. We trust that the full quota from
every county will be recommended as no doubt
the, would, if brought to the attention of the
county representatives The corps of Professors
are competent and conscientious men and use
every eIcrtion to impart 4 course Of thorough
instruction to the pupils. Our representative in
the hotcrial district, Major WIN K McBath, has
already nominated one and will recommend
oil cr-
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

a distressing accident occurred st Mr. E.
Simcrly's saw mill in Carter county, last Satur-
day morning, in which his son, s W. Simerly,
had his lefN hand caught in the saw, which COM
pletelv severed four fingers of the hand at tho
knucklc-jonts, Snd otherwise 80 mangling his
hand ms to render amputation above the wrist
necessary
\ week ago Il similar accident occurred At the
wooden factory of Mcssr. Scott & Lewis, u
young man by tho name of Smith losing his right
hand
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Signs of the zodiac.

a philosopher in tho West, grown into admit
ration OF the Cherry Pectora write DR. Aver
for instructions under which sign he shall DO
bled which bistered, and which yomted and
under which he shall take Ayers Pills for an
affection of the liver also, under which sign his
wife should commence 10 take the Sarsaparila
for her alment. He adds that he already knows
to wean his calves under Tauras, change his
pigs in Scorpio, cut his hair in Aries, and soak
his feet in Pisces or Acquarius n their condi-
tion requires
Schoolmasters, start for Wisconsin, and visit
Mr., Ham when you got thcre.-Lo~cH Daiy
NcirS
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Probable Fowl PI~y.

Robert Knauf, timer at Kingston, Tsnnes-
see, left Chattanooga some -four weeks since for
home, via Loudon. A distance of sixteen miles
had to be travcrsed on foot before he could reach
Kingston and it is supposed by his friends that
in going through tho woods on foot, he met his
death. He has not been seen nor heard from
since he left Chattanooga.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
l.rain Drill.

We call attention to the advertisement of w.
L. Buckingham, of Baltimore, Maryland one
of the heaviest dealers in agricultural imple-
ments in the country, This is one ofthc best Of
farming machines and is known a. the Farm
or Favorite 1t is the only Grain Drill hay
ing double set Of distributors and has most
convenient fcrtilizmg attachment. BicItord d
Huffman are partners and proprictor-. The
prices have been reduced to the scale charged
before the war
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

must hereby, in brh,lf of the Es' Tonnes
sec Agricultural Socic,y =, ac%1 rledgs The yalu-
ablescryicc. rem ier.d ~ col, A. = Mariner in
fitting up the track upon our fair Grounds. lie
has furnished at-sm, pillow, .crsper, snd other
implements, and besides, goes nut Every day 10
assist with his sound judgment and practical eN-
perience. Had VIC II few score Of such men in
this country, enterprise instead Of being pdtsisd,
would step forth with the tread Of giant.
G. w. CHASLroN. Sec, &c.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Dried Fr.Ii1s.

We notice in the lnnrket reports of the New
York standard, report Of the -ac of the first
arrival of peeled Southern peachc, of the crop
OF 1870 They were shipped 10 Mcssrs. j. NJ.
Atwater d Bro, 81 Pearl street, aud we're sold
for twenty cents per pound, The market price
was from II to lsc. The same report complains
OF the grade of dried apples sent from the
South, they being dark and poor and slow sale
Choice bright apples, fnc c"t aIad sticed, are in
demand and bring high prices As our fruit
,rop is abundant, we invite the attention of our
Farmers to the above. With proper care in
Trying the fruit our people can realize hand
omely on all thoy ship If they Ship TO the
light parties in New York their dried fruit will
ay a handsome profit Let them Try tlh' house
boyc named.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Inrortmnnte Ac.i,..m..

We are informed that Thoms., Moses, Il son of
John l.. Moses, Esq, of this city, and teacher
in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, cut himself So
vcrey with knife on Sunday last at Lea's
Springs. 1t seems that he was in an orchard
eating peaches and reading, and in attempting
to get Il peach a little beyond his reach, placed
the book under his arm, holding his knife open
in his other hand. The book slipped and fell,
and he Involuntary attempted TO catch it, in
fctng q severe though hot dangerous cut in
Ii. .iln
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

Capt. Leinmt requests us to say that if any
person in Knoxville has not been called upon by
the census taker he would be glad to have them
report the fact TO him at the court house on
Wednesday and Thursday next. We hope all
persons overlooked, if any have been, will take
pains to report want to show IL, large IA
population for the city as possible. IL is impor-
tant, for many reasons that we should interest
ourselves in this matter and see that every in
hahifnnt is snrolle
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
VI. T.. Conference.

The annual session of the Holston Conference
of the NJ. Il. Church will be hold in the city Of
Knoxville, commencing September Is. By
previous resolution, the committees and classes
of examination of the 1st, I'd, Sd and 4th years
are requested to meet at the NJ f. church on
the 27th at 2PM JONI +. SPENCE,
..-. Secretary of last Conference.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
STOCKS.


NEW YORK, sept 5.-MOney easy; 5a6c. Sterling
93,a91se, Gold sfli}Salli% Governments securities
closed dull; sixes 81 COUPONS li3s Os Is; Ois IL
rites closed steady; Tenncssees 6lss new CO. Vr-
ginias 90; new g. LOuisanns 20; 81; leVee skies
1885, Alabama eighths 99 fyes TO- Georgia skies B29
seyens 90 North Carolinas 52h; s21s South Caro-
lnss SQ now TO-
PRODUCE.
NEw YoRX. Sept 5.-Cott0n Quot and very steady.
Sales 700 bales at 20Lsc. FlOur-State and Western
superfne slS5a5l5 Southern dull and lower S5.20a
GAO common TO fair extra S54oaS6.25 good TO choice
s530ass50. Wheat la2e lower dull spring u S3; win
Southern sl.35 amber state $3.50. Corn declining
new mixed Western S2aS411c. Beef steady and quiet
new plain l2al6c.; extra l6al9c. Provisions
dali and unchanged. Pork hesyyi new mess s27.S7a
27,50. Lard heavy; kettle l7al74e. Whisky I'M
92l 2a93c Groceries firm and in fair demand. Ma
val stores quiet and steady Turpentine in good in
quiry; s3900a3950 Rosn quiet aud very firm, 81 OBS
strained steady, 5000 Talow dull 93a93le Freights
irmer,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Gernnn Festivities.

The Knoxville Turn Vcrein will give grand
invitation moonlight festival and concert at Mr..
J. f. Haupts garden on Monday evening, Sep
TENDER 18th. Vocal and instrumental music
will lend their melody to mako the time pass
pleasantly. Those who have attended others of
Il similar nature know that if the weather is ta-
vorable pleasant time will be had. We will
publish the programme &c, in due time
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Committed.

As an article of news We chronicle tbs COM
initial of 'ons-eyed Dave Duncan on ycster-
day, to the care of Sheriff Gossoth, until the
next term of the Clinton Circuit Court
The charge on which he wos committed is
that of larceny, in repeatedly entering the store
of Mr. Reed, at Winters Gap, in Anderson
| County, and carrying away large quantities of
| stnrr rnnds