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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-13
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-13

Basil Duke and Simon Bolivar Buckner
have both declined the office of Chief of
Police, Of Louisville, at a salary OF 80, 900.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

Hoswell. the Hallovell murderer. has been
convicted Of manslaughter. Judge Walton.
who presided At the trial, In his charge 70 the
jury, commented with much severity upon the
plea Of insanity Get up for the prisoner BY his
counsel, and sharply criticised the modern ides
Of instantaneous or TRANSITIONAL insanity laid
dovu by the medical profession, % conveniently
laid down by New York juries to excuse their
couscicnccs In rendering verdicts Of sc9uital
where this plea has been ret up 10 homisidal
cases to shield the influential and popular Grim
inals from punishment He characterized the
veriiets In the Sickics and Mcfarland cases a.
beaeous to wan, juries 70 avoid repeating them,
as they were wrong, and were rendered only by
stupid or wicked juries. All honor to Judge
walton for enforcing such good and wholesome
law, 49, r"M
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

= PILES. PILES. PyLEanrILEss oss-
ward .sppecstions are money thrnyn swsy. IT,
TAfsffC LOzEN6ES. They 'stsike ~ us csass
They Ayv piessant nor, liks AL ptlis, DO they -
oufc Increase or doss. They srs c1sstly satssi -
cbyiste costlvencs-the oaase of I'll health. tor
HARRISON . CO., Proprietors, and BY an D!yE.
rists Naile& ioe % ssasi.' 'iAii 'sla''iss tva
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09
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changed-s7D year IN advance. Mere Stories, niier
Market Reports, and Marine List, more extended
News Depsrtneut. aud New ~ pc, are among the In
trnded improvements. To all new Subscribers, the
TRANSCRIPT will BE- sent fourteen saonfh Tor tue price
OF yesr NY Its Clubbing arrangements With all the
leading MAGAZINES and NewsPsp.rs, the entire readins
matter for family (except the local paper which Is
the duty every citizen 10 patronifel can be had az
he .o~.a possible rates Enough csn he saved on two
Magazines to pay the whole subscription price of tie
TRANsCRIrr. Specimens of the TRANsCkirr and
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their prices sent ffec who apply. Address EL-
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The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

D-Browu's bronchial Truches are widely known
as an admirable remedy for bronchitis, HoaTseness,
Coughs and other troubles OF the throat and lungs
They of great yAlue for the purposes Tor which
they are designed, aud II should DO known that
while they are pleasantly efiicAelous, they contain
no hurtful ingredients, but may at all times DO used
with perfect safety. We speak from personal expe.
rience when We commend them 10 persons afncted
with irritated throats ~ Thousands are, particular
ly at this season Of the year.
As there are many limitations, ask for and obtain
only "BRowN's BRoScHIAL TRocHEs," which by
long experience have proved their value, having
received the sanction of physicians generally, and
testimonials ffom eminent men throughout the
country.-WEsrgRN WORLD, Boston. lw5l
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09
SALES, WANTS, LOST &FOUND
Special .H,Ofsces.
Rushton,s Cherry Peotoral Troches

VIII he found superior TO all Others for Coughs Colds
Asthma, Group and Bronchial difficulties generally
exceedingly palatable, having mono OF that nausc.
atng, unpleasant cubeb taste, very soOthing, and
act like charm. Also, Rushton's P.Vl Cod Liver
Oil, Tor Consumption, Scrofula, 40 Tho oldest,
purest, and hest In market. Use no other. Sold by
druggists generally. 5mF
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09
Twen,x.srxen Yenrx, PraciIca

WtUtTsscNtH HVUIS EIWCUCU
In the Treatment of Diseases incident 10 Females
has pia ,sd DR DOW at the head OF all physicians
making such practice q speciality. and enables
him to guarantee . speedy aud permanent cure In
he worst cases OF SsPPressioH and all other Msn-
sfrnai DsraR RgsmsRfs. from rAaftpsr cage All let
tets for advicc must contain 81. Once, No. Endl
cott Street Boston.
n. B.-Bosrd rnshcd to those desiring to rs.
main under treatment.
Boston. July. .lS70.-spnoiyrO
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

No HrxsroeIsei No CHxAuse '-A pint hpttSs hll
oi ~. sase Cst.rh Remedy h prvp~rei Inn ose nhy
ceot package, and the proprietor odess 500 reward ~
e.sr e casarh vhch he csnoo< sah By dra<Ksts,
o. sepd axfy CENTS 10 Dv v peros )33 Soeea street.
Budals n r. asd rscsive u By nail psmphiet free.
Bs~are q countsrieis and csrfAisss fsst,ess, 1he
grpaius has, upca tbs sstsiie vmppes. Dv rerSt pr
v.te Go~eru.ent ssamp With hs psStrat, name and cd
dre.s and Tn words "U. g. cutioczts a oessinenc.
engraved upco u. iSA
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

coass-whst 1, urs annoying than ccrpsf What 3
than Iurrpvtpr Nssy Let the pcos vcsiu susves fhe
mod ditrvsriue q thess torment co Be immediaeely ~
nsvci ard quickiy curva With d. j. bdexs AiIeviAtr
and Curative soi BY Dr. X @. Stevens and pv. a. -
&C., ,S' Nd. s'sspfses lod'ascs'sii sxssn q AZ. 3D.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

poS'r % PolspSsp win The sticky, nlhy, dangerous
Hair Preparations. but NlrrRks Han Resrouiryr.
vhch perfectly esaa AMI tranIsrent. and sSffrsiy
free fem al dangerous drsgs. II Win positively re-
ssos Cray Hair, rsveuts hs Hair from hlanG o. VII
cAus. 70 grv~ uheu permaurvly lst, rmoves daDdrvn
apd kesps the hcsd In p-vsecy healthy condition. Try
btie and be saiisae thai u the greatest discovery Of
ths ar, Pnecrsa Bsos Goocestsr Sole Agents ior The
P.ien,rs. An the druggists haea ini supiU. We .d-
vrrtisrmeots :. RI Ut -'-A 7wsi
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

onsumption u Briggs Throat and Lang Healer
never hng remedy cr al diseases of the Throat Luogs
and Chest soh by Dr. y. q. Strveos aud Dr bacon,
the most enterprsug aud suocessfa druggists Il i.ide-
fni blu
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

Where can be found the
most extensive assortment
Of American and Foreign
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Table
Ware, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Shears, Scissors
and RazOrs, Spectacles and
Eye Glasses, Port Mon
naics, Travelling and shop
ping Bags, (new and beau
tifGl patterns,) Albums,
Port FOliOs, Work Boxes,
and Dressing Cases, Combs,
Brushes, and Rich Fancy
Goods that can be found in
the State or vicinity, and
il is furthermore conceded
that the above can be pur-
chased nj prices much low
cr than Of parties in larger
places.
We solicit n call from every.
body, whether wishing TO pur-
chase or not and will endcavor
TO convince NIL that we can and
will do nll we proclaim, being
almost in constant receipt Of
new goods rs they appear In
the market, we feel fsiiy pre-
pared to meet the wants OF Gus
toners. To those contemplate
Ing making purchases for Gin.,
(bridnl or otherwise,) we offer
cxtra Inducements, having re-
Gently purchased n beautiful
assortment OF Watches, Gold
Chains and Jcwclry OF every
description Also, silver Fancy |
Ware in Cases, &c, at low ratcs,
MI OF which being particularly
adapted Tor Eifts, We think the
most particular can nnd some
thing nj our Q lostablishment,
suited % their wants. nisn
.,uirrT .bsriif .s,fno sIhd
Watch, % Clock !, md Jewelry
Repairing and Cleaning, done
In the best manner N usual.
p, - Pahicslar assesae.
paid to nne watch werk. Alse,
Gold and silver taken . uhe
highest rates. .l
T. Woodward.
Great Falls, N. H..
.. aNi'l'J % h.i1 rWs'if ii'rsniEi WI
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

Catarrh t--n Is astonishing. yet nevertheless true,
that pr j. Brgzs Aeyiaor has permanently cured mote
easss o this distressing disease than any other known
remedy With th. Lct In view 81 600 Is offered ior
single case that this remedy fails 10 cure, used according
~ drsctoas ssh by De- u. q. stevens and Dr. 4. Ba-
oon, the most entersng and successful druggists o. BID
d.L,Di 5lf
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09
n9AI Reliable Man

NAN NOW SECURE TIE AcKNuva NJ uss
" Iccasiy q yst, =. oss q ths e!Sss ssd ..as!
i;.e; % y ~; &c.,: ss:: @ f:;sti 1
NssSi. lslss lever tAsa ths najsdy q ssnp..
s:I:.S. s |. e. .::,s :.y s: ss. s;
iss rsiss sflossss e lover tSsn sSy csSsr eo@Iss.
fsqssi 80. is inssrs on ti,s Iii cssh. ccatfibs.
lion plsa, and also % haif ness plss, sss distisSt
rs.rs ! = ss.p.sy !. a. s....ry ,A., j. ,.,,..
&c ssssis p vUk ~ ths Oid PSss,is, nor : con.
lasy uhaa cesn psstsr sdyantagvs 70 ths Incurred.
fof aFussiAn, y apply . -
tveh 9.'ia cnii'og ~ d, futaAsd. kaia~ d,
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

Piles !-You cannot walk cannot ride, cannot even
sit with any Kind of eo,nfrt anil lie IL almas burden
ecauSe Of this distressing complaint Briggs Ple Rene
dies never IAN to cure Internal, External Beodhig f
Itching Pl,s soi by pr. D. O. Stevens and Dr.. A. Ia
co., the most enteprsns aud successful druggists OF Bid
isLri. 5lu
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09
cor. u n auhNNnN

Lately returned ffom . three years residence In
BRAZIL Is now prepared TO I'LL promptly any engage
ments for his lecture entitled, 'The Land vi the
Southern Cross" H|
For particulars, rs to terms and dates, address p.
D. Box $50, SAC0, ME. ~
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

Ruh,s cnapran cf Lbesty, Ne. hsd ssia,-s bsss .,
she kpee sb<rcd and srsighteDcd oy The ue "Jehn-
scoS Apciyre Lninsnt" 100 lsh
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09
ANNIE A. DAVIS.
aTArE or MAINE.

YORK, ~. A. the Supreme Judicial Court, besup
md heid 81 Aiffsd, within aud for said ooenty ~
York. the third Tuesday of September ia tie wear
ofour Lord one thousand eight hsBdrcd and seventy.
Upon the forEonx LIBEL Ordercd that the LiI,eIsnt
give notice 90 the sad Alexander Davis % appear before
the Justices Of our said supreme Judicial Cou, Le
held at saco, Within and for said county of York, o..
the nrst Tuesday january, ISL BY an stested copy
Journal. public newspaper, printed I'm Biddehrd, Ia
the county of York. THREE weeks saccessveiy the last
the sting said Court, that h- may thru and ii.ers i
our sad Court show eause, n any he have, why the
prayer Of said Libel .bo.d not ?. Er.n,.d; ~
true copy oftbr Libel and order az Coart tierrou
3wo0 Ii. .s# Attest. II. fAIkfIEL.D, Csrk.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

Why give as much for an ordinary soap OF les
weight, as for Beach's Washing Soap that has no
eouAl iy1
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

ne prcpr,etv. q .JOhnsoa's Ascayoe un'meat"
.Psr,unsS curative rus sni ''herhsnS Cavairy Con-
ajoo Pvvdsr,s have publIshrd rvHiah and insvctye
rsmphiss, which may Be had fre q Tie ssores issi
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

y,o. urup.xps 90 Rrrosrss 'ciss uhers ,patieats
ha We ncreAssd In weight vm ave 70 Suy pcsoas vhie
u.lpr YrtLovs, Conrorsp SrsrP 90 HvrorssrHru,
No doabs rnains of 10 powerful scs0a On u o.ss q
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

On Sunday. 4th inst. Rev. L p. Laid pas
tor Of the Pre- Baptist Church, baptized six PER
sons In presence ot large congregation, q the
beautiful pond near Hollandvills. a'',-.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09
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The Union and journal., 1870-12-09
SANFORD
YENSEBuNKroRr.

young man in this town took Il into his
head TO circulate stories about one OF our most
respectable young ladies'. Coming to the ears
OF the father he went to the slanderer and ask
ell him to prove Il or retract it. He would do
neither. The matter was put into the hands Of
Mr.. Hubbard Of your city who gave the young
man gentle reminder, when he FASTENED TO
sign paper that he was liar and slanderer,
and by paying costs further proceedings were
stayed. SO be, only worse, to all slanderers.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

SIUTE-ABBOTT. In this city, Dec. 4, by Rev. J.
Stevens, Mr.. Leonard y. shute and Mlss Carrie X.
Abbott, both OF this city
BOYNTON-STAPLES. In this city, Dec. ,, by
this city, and Mis- Mary A. Staples, Of Lining
ton. G. ~ H" 20 =. ....
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

L wish TO inform the friends Of education and
The common school interest, that propose 10
visit each town in the county as soon a posi-
ble, and spend one day and evening at least.
II u s thought bsst win visit few schools,
but think can do more good to spend the
time with the teachers and s. 8. Com. shall
be In S5spleigh next Monday, then Acton, Leb-
anon. the Bervicks, and follow aruund in order.
There win be . meeting Of the South western
York Teachers Association At Eliot Academy /,
commencing Thursday eve, Dec. Is. and con
tinalns Friday and Saturday. TSe friends az
the Association viii govern themselves accord.
ingly. JlT - 81 .--l r.sI .ll.H.l.f.
''-IEF N. r. MAsnr. Supervisor. York Co.
No. PARsoSyrxlp. Nov. 80, 1870. sfii
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

BROWN. In Berwick, Nov. 10. Mr.. Samuel Brown
aged ~ years.
CHAMBERLAIN. In Lebanon. Nov. Amos Cham
berlain, aged II years.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

Thls sa~ndd vsstly sr-aty enlarged and inprovsd.
of the useai and Interesting Journals pub
ishsd. Every humber 10 beautifully pvinisd nne Pc
per, aad eegAny Illustrated viii original epgavinss,
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09
COUNTY.

Fifty-one bene6ciaries from the State Of
Maine in the asylum for the education Of the
deaf and dumb in Hartford, who are cared for
at an expense to the State Of S98 each for
board, tuition. and clothing. The following are
the names from this county Saco, Charles Pat
terson; Biddeford, Floretta Moulton; Buxton
Centre, Thomas Moulton, Marietta bennett;
West Buxton, Charles I. Sawyer; Kennebunk,
Z. NJ. Little6eld, Elizabeth Little6eld; Wells.
Harriet N. Stuart, Edward Williams.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

A person BY the name Of David Coolbroth
WAS arrested in Cornish on Friday for burglary
in Standish, and placed under keepers. lie es-
eapcd that night, and Monday morning entered
the house Of Hon. A. l. Boyntou taking an
overooat and wallet below stairs, and then passed
up stairs o the RON where Mr.. d S son was
sleeping with neighbor by the name Of West.
and .wcnt through" their pockets, taking .
watch and overccat and their two wallets He
then went to the barn and harnesscd very
valuable black horse TO Mr.. rs Jerrey wagon,
and made OF The harness was nev and silver
mounted. ....r
P,S. Since writing the above vs learn that
the horse he's besn fosnd in Portland where Il
was traded CT Tor $50.
The Union and journal., 1870-12-09

Watch, o Clock =, md Jowelry
Repairing and Cleaning, done
In the best rnnnner n usual.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12

MAIL MATTER RECEIVED AT THE POST OFFICE
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ETC.
LEwEs, DEL, May 1Oth.-The amount of mail
matter received at our post office, now, we think
will compare favorably with the amount received
at the office OF any town Of the same numerical
size on the Peninsula. We have about twelve
hundred inhabitants, and receive over two hum
dred and fifty newspapers and periodicals. OF
this number fifteen are dailies, three tri.weeklies,
one semi weekly, thrty-seven monthlies, eight
seml-monthlies, one quarterly, and the residue
wecklies. Of the dailies the Philadelphia North
A me,icdn takes the lead of The tr-weeklies the
North American and Press stand equal OF the
weeklits the Delaware TRIBUNE stands nearly a
hundred per cent. ahead of any other Onr peri
odical news matter embraces Harpers, Cooley,
Littell's Repository, the Petarson's, etc. During
the iucumbency Of Postmaster Brereton the BUSH
ness Of the office has increased about fifty per
cent and is still growing.
The pier will have been completed very proba.
bly, by the first of next mouth, and the promised
line of steamers connect us with New York.
improvements are being made all over our
town. Several new buildings are being pushed
forward toward completion, many are being re-
paired, while about dtzsn nre in contemplation.
New sheets are still being laid out and old ones
improved. The prices of building lots are also
much more reasonable.
The crops of our section are very promising.
Wheat looks almost uusurpnssingly promising.
Grass couldn't look better. The wet weather has
prevented early corn planting but good crops are
| hoped for. Oats arc doing well. Peaches in a
measure will fail but never a better better pros.
pect for abundant crops of apples, cherries, quin-
ccs, etc. II is thoughtthe continued wet weather
| has very materially injured the peach crop. A
few more weeks will prove the truth of this
OCcA sIONAI
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12
cns Of the weak Kneed.,

NEGRO SUFFRAGE RATHER THAN THE RING.
KENT COUNTY, DEL, May 10th. 1s70.-"Con-
science is at work." SO says the Dover Ring
paper in Its last ISSUE and so say and many
other weak kneed Republicans, $50 collcd, b.
not nj work in favor of the Ring. We are OPP
posed to the 10th Amendment. We don't question
the rigt Of it, but preferred getting along without
it. When we survey the deeds, Chose that are
visible of the Democratic party in this State Tor
the last ten years our conscience revolts and tells
us we can swallow the amendment with muck
more ease. That party is the same now that it
was during the rebellion, White wash it us you
my. It's deeds during that frying ordeal still
cug to it, and their holding the negro before ME
now won't hide their real character any more
than il did then. | was very mnch dissatisfied
with the Amepdment.and have been sometime de-
biting with myself what to do, but conscience
dictates the course and If all the :" weak kneed''
Republicans will let conscience govern them, Mr..
salisbury will find he was slightly mistaken
when he told them in Congress that the ''acces-
sion TO the Republican party in this State by the
amendment would be over balanced by the Access
| sion OF white men from that party TO the Demo-
| cratic patty Let conscience work II its dictates
| are obcyed the Democratic party will certainly
90 under this fall. w. n. X.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-12
Philadelphia Topics.

The Bulletin AYERS that the reipsing fever is
still prevalent in Bedford street: that at least Two
persons died of it, ON Monday night; that four
ambulance loads of sick have been taken to tue
snnll-pox hospital within two days aud that
there Is work u the street yet for all the physi-
eIans now employed and for forty more scaven-
gers than those now at work.
The Academy of Fine Arts had some glass
broken by the hail. Sheridau's Ride was 81
we'd from damage by its frame, and only two pic
lures of any value were much injured.
The Academy of Fine Arts annual exhibit
ton will be held, this year, in the autumn.
Edward Townsend, the we'll known Friend,
has given up his business, and accepted the ardu-
Gus position OF Warden, in the Eastern Penitcn-
liary.
Joseph Harrison Jr the rich gentleman who
made lis fortune by building railroads in Russia
is said to have the finest piece OF sculpture owned
in Philadelphia, Barthomew's Colossal :" eve
Rcpcntant."
The Friends are having rainy weather fol
Yearly Meeting Some vile people people say
these annual conversations are for " Merely Eat
ing y but il Is not so.
A fine art exhibition, under charge OF TIL
Academy Directors, will commence at MIR. JOSEPH
| Hamilton residence, on the IL inst.
ALI the Republican city conventions will nc
| doubt have colored delegates, us there are som
half dozen precincts controlled entirely b.
| colored voters.
Richmond fund over ten thousand.
| Landlords are grooming over the fact tina
| they, and not their tenants, pay for the broke
/ gllss.
The population at the Almshouse on saturda
last shows an increase Of l76 over the same Tim
| last year
The 4radesman's Bank is about to eract
handsome new building On tie East side oil lhir
street, above Caters Alley.
The Telegraph prefers John Morriascy I
| Brick pomerny. Correct.