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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-13
rnE Iun1cIAL pIsrRICTs.

On account Of the excess Of Judicial
labor 10 some Of the circuits, as now 81
.lOltsd to the justices Of The supreme
Court Of the United States. . member oil
lhs Senate Judiciary Committee has pre-.
pslsd bill for tie arrangement Of the
circuits as follows Fiul circuit. Ma'sa.
ehu,otts, Msias, New Hamp,hiro, Yer.
mont, Rhode Island; second Circuit, New
Yor, Connecticut. New Jsrsy; third
cireuil, Psuusylvsuia, Delaware, Mary
land, viRinia, North Carolina fourth
circuit, Arkansas. Mississippi, LOuisinuG,
TsxsG fifth circuit, South UStOliunr
Georgia, Florida, AlHbaua, Tennessee
oi1th circuit, Ohio, Michigan, West Vir.
ginia, KsnluskV: seventh circuit, lndi'
Saao, Illinois, Wiscon'iu; eighth circuit,
: sIlian0Sola, lows, Nebraska, Kansas
Missouri; ninth Circuit, California, Ore
, gon. Nevada.
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A GENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANTED
n SIS to $500 per month. male and female,
To sell the Common Sense Family Sewing Ne
chine improved and perfected; It will hem,
fell. stitch tuck. bind, braid and embroider IN
4 most superior manner. Price only SIS
For simplicity aud durability. il has no rival.
DO not buy from parties selling machines tin
der the same name aS ours, unless having Z
Certificate NJ Agency signed ty uS, - they
are worthless Cast Iron Machines.
For Circular and Terms applV or address,
CRAWFORD 4 co.,
lt3 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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NOTICE.

A Ii interested. will please bear in mina
"A that on and after the LIST day OF January
1870, | will do a strictly cash business. en-
pecf u pay cash for wheat, and will sell nOuI
for cash only or in exchange for wheat ~
corn / do not ask credit, neither vii! gt,o "
It While this may be an inconvenieneiI.
some. yet Il L. the only true plhn. on Nni'H'
can successfully conduct my business,
dec 23-4W. R0B'T WILsVN'
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WEST VIRGINIA. IS:
A T Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the
n Circuit Court Of Mason county on the FIRST
Monday 10 January, 1870
William B. Hays vs.. Isabella Vaughn, Lew.
is Albert Vau I'm, aud James Vaughn.
In ohanesry.
The object OF the above suit Is 10 compel the
defendants to execute Iced for one hundred
acres Of land lying on the waters OF the Mud.
lick fork offs mile creek in Mason county West
Virginia, which lands the plaintiff purchased
Of George Vaughn now deceased the father Of
the defendants James and Lewis A. Vaughn,
aud the husband Of the defendant Isabella
Vaughn BY deed duly acknowledged which
deed by accident has be"n lost and cannot be
found, and It appearing BY Affidavit filed in
the papsrs OF this cause that the said defendants
are moi residents Of the State Of West Virginia
il il ordered that trey do appear here within
Que month after the date ofthe FIRST publication
Of this order and do what IL necessary 10 pro.
tect their interest in the premises.
Teste:
". W. HARPER. Clerk.
by P. " STSS0N Dept
Date Of first publication January 9Th 1870. It
Moore & TOmli son soils.
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DLJ.H HOOFP,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
POlnt Ple0sUul, West Va.

FOInt FIe9sbut' WI 70
MAY always be found at bic fTug tso!e @
III residence when not sbsent on professions
HaVine had an experience in lhe practice Of
medicine IL this place and vicinity Tor uP
wards u q years. be eonEidsFS that sum
elently stzouE reeommendatioa 70 the public, q
portion Of VhoSe patronage be Soliei!S.
ian. - 70.-ly.
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Fancy Goods,
ISh
WEST VIRGINIA.

WEST VIRGINIA:
A T Rules held in the Clerks o1ies Of the
n Oircuit Court Of The county OF AGSCn, on
the Art Y nday in January. 1870.
Harvey Reynolds. ". The New York 4 Ks;
nhvha Petroleum Company. In aI'umPsit an
attachment.
The object Of the above suit Is to obtain =
Judgment against the said company for The sum
Of Sl76 With interest from July 9th, 1856, due
upon contract, and 70 attach the estate OF said
Company situated 10 this county, and subject
L to he payment Of the said debt. Aud It nP.
pearing BY aEidaViG fled with the papers OF
his cause that the defendant is q foreign Cor
poration, It 10 ordered thAt Il do appear here
within one month amer The date OF hrIt publ
cation Of this order aad do what iS necessary
70 protect their interest IN the premises,
TeAt0!
Wv HARPER, CPk.
byF ". SiSson, Deputy.
Date Offir publication Jan. iSIh, ls7o,-4W.
Moore 4 TOmlinsop, pig.
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The Wis add children Of tho late
Secretary Stanton are at SIeubsGViIle,
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a II kinds Of Magistrate Blanks on b1ad
AE1d tOE IIh a. THIS 0HHoR
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A17I0 How l made Il in mos. with
41 l4U Stencils Samples mailed free
A. ]. FCLLIAI n. 7. Jan lS-Sm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23
" Church DiAeulsv .,

The RfpubLscan, Of this city, has an article in
its last issue headed As above. but owing to un-
reliable representation on the part OF some in
sornant' does injustice to the town Of Serena,
in this county. The difficulty il question is.
that cosple of gentlemen. named respectively
Galloway and Wisher, Who do not .nd never did
i've In Serena. but in Dayton. got into church
dimculty. The circuit court decided in one
way and dozen old women ipa the Methodist
church in another. The question is new which
ia to come out ahead.
Serena desires Dayton to acknowledge her
own children-not to disown them and charge
them to Serena.
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On motion of Burke, city council proceeded to
the election OF city marshal and city collector
to supply vacancies.
The Chair appointed Fiske and Vette tellers TO
assist IN csnvasslng the vote.
informal ballot for Marshal-George Alden had
5 votes; A. Anderson had 2 votes; Peter Never
had votes; u. Il. Hintz had votes; Prosper
Tlser had vote.
Formal ballot for Narshal-George Alden had s
votes Peter Meyer had votes Blank had vote.
On motion of Hutton. George Alden was declared
duly elected city marshal for the unexpired term
OF municipal year.
had votes; Jesse Dickey had votes; Jas. Ora.
ham had 2 votes; Scattering had votes.
Formal ballot tor Collector-Daniel S. Blake had
votes; Jas. Graham had votes; Jesse Dickey
had votes.
On motion of Burke, Daniel S. Blake was declar.
ed duly elected city collector for the municipal
year ending March 20, 1871.
Soran moved to proceed to elect o city attorney
for the present municipal year.
Motion Of Osman to postpone election for CITY
| attorney indefinitely, was carried.
On motion of Osrnan, the following named per-
sons were declared duly appointed judges OF
special election ordered to be held Tuesday, May
i7th 1870:
First ward-L. B. Deano, George Mann and
John Bachelor.
Second Wsrd-uenry Doty, J. G. Nattinger and
George w. Roberts.
Third Ward-A. Lockwood Daniel S. Blake and
t. Fourth ward-Peter Cavanaugh, VIM. Simmott
and Frank Voght.
Fifth Ward-Wm. Gregor, VIM. P. Henery and
II. Eicheberger.
Sixth Ward-Patrick Feehan, E. W. Bosserman
and NJ. A. Waterman.
Seventh Ward-Gdeon Mace, Jonathan Dickeu
and Joshua Mccullough.
The places designated fer holding said elections
| are follows:
| First Ward-Fox River House.
| Second Ward-School House.
Third Ward-Court House.
| Fourth Ward-Portand House.
! Fifth Ward-Shaeffsrs Hall
Sixth Ward-John 4lem's Hall.
Seventh Ward-Fountain House.
On motion of Burke, committee on laws and or.
dinance were instructed to prepare an ordn to
prevent hogs from running at large within the city
limits mere efectual in its provisions thar the one
now in force.
On motion Of Bosserman, ordered, that the com.
mittee on sewerage have full power to act in the
matter of necessary ordinary repairs to sewers,
culverts and drains.
On motion Of Lynch, vote of thanks was ten.
dered to Justus Harris for his very satisfactory
and efficient services city marshal during his
several successive terms of office.
Motion of Burke to adjourn for two weeks was.
as amended by McGinnis. to adjourn to Tuesday
May Y, 1870 carried
r. N. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
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NICE SALooS.-When the boys want good
quiet drink Of excellent liquor, or desire to get a
puff of good cigar. they always go to Prosper
Tisler's, on Madison street, near the southeast
corner of the Coart House square &c and see
about it at once.
Besides, he keeps good restaurant filled with
all the good things can want. None but
quiet and orderly gentlemen need apply. All
who conduct themselves properly will be we'll
treated a. Prosper's
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web d "Steve," of the La Sale Pres, az
they never had good square meal" any place
but at jim CROSS Restaurant. Guess they are
about right especially if II cans Of fried oysters
u cod fish balls and % cups of coffee amount
70 square meal Come up and clean rs out
once more.
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FATAL AcoCIDENT-James LArkin, of La
Sale, went out fishing, last Saturday, with =
party of several Others The boat in which the
party were riding was overturned twice. and Mr..
Larkin fell out each time, but was rescued on
the first occasion, but on the second he sunk and
was drowned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23

The albert and ''Clipper" Tie, something
new, just received at the Clothing Bazaar.
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BASKETS, BASKETS A large variety of Viii.
low ware. such as Work Stands, Work Baskets,
Reticules, Travelling. Picnic and Toy baskets,
a, c. G. Lutxs. 1l9 Main street, Metropolitan
Block.
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Schut, X McGinnis will send goods TO an,
part Of the city On short notice.
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Fishing Tackle, Poles, Fish lines and Hooks
a. c. G. Lutz's, ll9 Main street, Metropolita
Block.
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WALL PAPER.-A new and beautiful assert.
ment just received for the Spring trade at Cash's
Pos, Office Block
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#arrffn.

BY Rev D. Holmes, April 18TH in the Methodist Church.
Mr.: CHARLES FRANK to Miss ALVERTY SIMMONS, both
Of Marseles.
ON the 9th inst by Arthur Lockwood. ESD Mr.. THOMAS
klTTO TO Miss MARY j. FREEBURY both of the town of
La Sale.
At tn. residence of J Henry Esq., Joliet by Rev Gil.
Mrs. ADDE J. BRIGGS of Cedar Hill, Tenn
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Buy your Flour Feed, &c, at Schstt &
McGinn.'.
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Z Ham and eggs (uncooked) bought and sold at
Riale Bros
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STA,rE OF, ILLINOIS. LAsNLr Cos.

STATE OF Him DIS, LA SALE Co.-ss.
- Circuit Court thereof, % J,H, IN lS,O.in thonc9N
Elizabeth Deukart -. Mary a. Watson Loren b. Watson,
Andrew f. Deukart Lizzie c. Hogaboon, George Hogaboom,
and Charles J.'Deukart. go
1t appearing from affidavit file in the ofce of the
clerk of said court that said defendants, Andrew T. De
KART Lizzie C. Hogaboom and George Hogaboom are not
residents of said and said complainant having filed
her bill OF complaint in said court on the chancey side
thereof the 18th day OF April 1870 herein ana sum-
mons having been issued thereon according to law;
Notice, therefore, is hereby given to said defendants
Andrew E. Deukart, Lizzie {. Hogaboom and George
Hogaboom, that unless you shall personally be and
appear before said court said term thereof to be
held at the Court House in Ottawa in said county tho
second Monday Of June next d. 1870 (when and
said summons Is returnabe) and plead. answer demur
Or except to said bill, the saue will be taken for con.
fessed against and the matters and things thereI
prayed for decreed accordingly.
CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk.
BUSHNELL AvBRY, Solicitors. apr23-iw
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Sell your butter and eggs to Risle Bros. for
cash.
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Riale Bros, headquarters for tea aud groceries
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TO TEACHERS.
max SALE NOTICE.

Notice hereby given that at sale by the treasurer and
eXocio collector OF La Sale county, Illinois, Of de-
nquent lands and town lots state county other
and due thereon for 1861, held the Court
House in Ottawa La Sale county and State OF Illinois,
menced on the d day of June 1868 and continued from
day to day In pursuance Of law, Sylvester Renew,
10Th day of June 1863 became the Lot No.
H. in Block No (, of Clark Underhlls Addition to The,
Town of Marscies in said county of La Sae that the
time of redemption from the will expire the Goth day
Of June A. 1870. SYLVESTER RENFREW,
Ottawa, April I'D, lS,0.Sw
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Announcements.
JOSEPH b. PALMER. the present Jaor is a candidate 70,
the office OF Sheriff. subject TO the decision OF the Republican
county convention
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pie OF Ottawa for the Of the public schools Of
said city for the year 1870. any OF the taxes re-
quirsd and instructed to be levied by said Board
Of Edueation, save only the go 900 directed to be
lie schools ef the city for the year 1870.
On molten Of Burke, report was approved.
Committee on finance, 70 whom was referred
bills Of Portland House, Albert Shaefer, Charles
Albert. and Fox River House, reported in favor of
payment of Is 70 each enc.
On motion of Sorsn, report WAS received and
clerk directed to issue orders in accordance with
recommendation of committee.
COMMITTEES on sewerage reported the exte nsion
of Pine street sewer completed, according to plan
and specifications, certified to in report of sur.
veyor, and recommended that contractors be paid
SEQ. amount Of bill rendered and due a. per
contract.
On motion of Burke, report was accepted and
clerk directed to issue orders for the sum of $780,
payable to Rhodes 4 Trainer.
Bill of Justin Dorsn for lighting and ex.ing ush-
ing lamp On Columbus street bridge, was, On no.
tion Of Lynch, referred to committee on finance.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
Justus Harris. marshal, s5s Sc
Peter Meyer, watchman, II %
VIM. Ryan, street labor, IL 0C
Robert Heating, e 1856
James Dunn. 64C
Terence O'Donell, " soc
Peter Jshnsos, &c 1000
David CrOtty, = %
John Ryan, q" 10 DC
Wn. Butler, &C
John Corners, " 44u
James Hanahsn, l6(
James Clarke, I" 62s
Andrew Morton, " zoo
Dan. Mahony, team labor, ls4a
Thos. kerrigan, 97s
Dennis Welsh, " SIC
Daniel Dryer, 81;
James Fox, CSC
q? D n Livingston, * IS;
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SOCIETIES..
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
EMPoRIA LODGE No. u. A. +. & A NJ meets
ut their hall, over Emporfa Bank the Thursday
Of or next preceding the full moon OF each month,
and every two weeks thereafter. Master Masons
In good standing are cordially invited 10 attend.
A. r. BANCROFT, w. NJ.
Z. p. BANCROFT. Secretary.
EMPORIA CHAPTER, X. A. NJ, meets at Ma
sonic Hail. on the list and 3D. Saturday evenings of
each month, at TX O'Clock. Companions in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
l.. ID. JACOBS, II. T..
L. P. BANCROFT, Secretary.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
EMPORIA DIVISION NO. 20. Sons 3 Daugh-
ters Of Temperance, meets at the Presby terian
Hall every Monday evening ut O'Clock. Mem
beers In good standing invited to attend.
ID. C. MCMURTRIE, w. +.
MRS. j. II. GoRHAM. w. Il. s.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
NOTICE

TOHN w. EVANS, n nonresident of the
e State of Kansas, will take notice thai Mar
garet Evans. on the fifth day of September, y.
ID. 1870. filed petition against him in the office
OF the Clerk of the District Court of Lyon
county, Kansas, and unless he answers said
petition on or before the 22d day OF October,
Io'O, the same will be taken true and judg-
mehI rendered declaring the title of said John
w. Evans null and void aS against the title of
the said Margaret Evans in and TO certain real
estate situate in the county of Lyon state of
ton sd thirty-four, township (I9l nineteen
range (l1) eleven.
RUGGLES & PLUMB
36-3S Plaintiffs Attorneys
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the Sd Day of Oct, A. d. 1870,
Attachment Notice.

A. w. Asheraft, plt'f,l Before E. Borton, J.P.,
VS.. Emporia Township,
Geo. W. sanborn, dft.I Lyon Co., Kansas
X EO. W. SANBORN, defendant in said
" above entitled cause, will take notice that
on the 2Sth day of August, A. ID. 1870, +. Bor-
ton, Justice of the Peace in and for Lyon
county, State of Kansas, issued an order of at
tachment in said cause against said defendant,
for the sum of two hundred dollars, with in
terest at 10 per cent. from the 9TH day OF Au-
gust, A. ID. 1869. and the said cause will be
heard at the office of said Justice iii the city of
Emporia, on Monday, the third day of Octo-
Der next, 1870. at 10 O'Clock n. m.
RUGGLES &c PLUMB.
35-37 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Within the last few years the pro-
;gress of religious enlightenment
throughout the East has been very great.
Forty years ago a complete copy of the
Old Testament could not be found in
the City of Jerusalem. At the present
time there are twenty-four Protestant
schools in Palestine, in which 900 chill
dren are taught the Bible. In Syria
and Mesopotamia the hearts of the mis-
'sionaries are cheered by the spread Of
The truth.
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sherif's Sale.

STATE OF KANsAs,l SO
Lyon County.
10y virtue of an execution to me directed
ID from the Clerk of the District Court in
and for said county, shall expose for sale AT
public auction. at the door of the Court House,
in the city of Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas,
on
Monday, the Sd Day of Oct, A. d. 1870,
at - O'Clock IN. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit: Lots l6l, 1863, IT2
and I10, block l; lots us and l2O. block 10;
lots I3S and 40, block 25; lots 245 and 247,
block 20; lots 113 and lis, block so; lot 81,
block So; lots 1S5 and 1SS, block 40; lots and
I, block ~; lot 126, block 81; lots % and %,
block 81; lots rs and So block So; lot Sc. block
60, and lots 100 and 1852, block 81, all in the
town Of Plymouth, Lyon county Kansas, to be
sold as the property of Daniel Eikenberry, to
satisfy Judgment in favor of VIM. ii. Eiken-
| berry and Margaret Ann Moss.
l.. ii. COATS.
$3.50 Sheriff of Lyon county.
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RiIIlard TahIa far Sale. Cheap.

4 LSO some Billiard Room Furniture, eoun-
n ter, ice box, chairs, lamp fixtures etc. etc.
For particulars inquire Of i. JOHNSON,
l3-6 Emporia, Kas.
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Attachment Notice.

VS.. Emporia Township,
Geo. w. Sanborn. dft.l Lyon Co., Kansas.
X EO. w. SANBORN, defendant in said ac-
W ton, will take notice that on the 18th day
OF August. 1870, L. Borton, Il Justice of the
Peace for Lyon county, Kansas, issued an or
der of attachment in said cause. for the sum of
two hundred dollars and the said cause will
be heard before said Justice, at his Office in
Empsria, in SAID county, on Monday the Sd
day of October, A. ID. 1870, at 10 O'clock n. M
RUGGLES Il PLUMB.
1881 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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He will also conduct a RESTAURANT
in connection with the above, and his tables
will at all times be supplied with vegetables
and everything that the country affords and
culinary art can furnish.
He Keeps delivery wagon, and viii carry
orders to any part OF the city. free Of charge.
Commercial ST., south IF the Court House,
2s-h EHPORIA, KANSAS.
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EnDGria Library Association Rooms,
Over Bates & Psrlsy's Drug Store.

Open every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day from to 5 o'clock p. m, and every even
ing, except Sundays and Thursdays, from to
O'clock p. m.
The privilege Of the Reading Room and the
use Of Books Of Reference is extended to
yisltors. 1885
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EMPoRIA MAILS.

On and after August LIST, 1870, the mails will ar
rive and close at the Emporia Postofce as follows
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
Topeka Eastern, via A.,
4. FRI, 1235pm. 120Om
5:25 p. m. 7:30 u m.
western. 5sOp.m. 1880 m.
Burlington and South
western, g25a.m. 45Op.m.
plymouth and Cotton
wood Falls, $50 d. IN. 500 u. IN.
Madison and Eureka every
Tuesday Thursday and night before
saturday. 5:O0p. IN. sNOp. m
kansas City, arrives
Tuesdays, Thursdays night before
and Saturdays iO.OOpm. SOOp. IN.
Forest Hill, Quenemo and
Sac and Fox Agency,
rivcs Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, 400 p. m. 80 n.
ONCE hours 90 q. IN to 90 p. m Ofiice closed
Sundays. T.. TRASk, l.. NJ.
Per !. ID. Fox, Assistant
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-20

DUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS WILL FIND
the Lozenges Invaluable for clearing and strength
enng the voice. There particular directions to
boobserved in. the Of them Containing nothing
deleterous they can be taken freely requisite.
One two Lozenges dissolved gradually in tho mouth
repeating it if necessary, will almost Invariably give
immediate relief in of Hoarseness or loss Of
voice. Coughs irritation Soreness of the Throat &c
occasioned by cold txertion of the Vocal
Organs For Bronchitis Asthma, &C., of long standing
sion requires. ~
HSStop the little cough soreness of the throat and
IT. TRY THEM.
Price 20 Cents per Box
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rcoMMUNIcATED.l
A Favor Well and Justly Bestowed.
CIEVEI,ANn TENN

CLEVELAND, Tenn, July IL, 1870.
Editors of the Knoxville Chronicle !.
We have been made glad by the appoint
ment of Thomas r.. Willhoite, the adopted
son of our esteemed fellow-citizen, w. NJ.
Willhoite, of this place, to cadetship at
the Military Academy at West Point.
This is u favor well bestowed, and re-
fleets much credit on Capt. A. f.. Blunt,
the obliging Postmaster of Cleveland, who
applied to our able and faithful Represent
tative in Congress, the Hon. Horace May
nard, for his appointment, also, much hon
or upon Mr.. Maynard for making the
same.
Permit me to state Il few facts in refer
ence to this boy, viz At the age of four
years, Major Willhoite picked him up on
streets or Cleveland, n poor, ragged boy
His parents gave him to Maj. Willhoite,
who adopted him. He was wild lad, but
Mr.. Willhoite brought him under proper
training, and, being a scheol-teacher by
profession, soon had him in school. He
eVinced such aptness to learn that it very
soon became apparent that he possessed
unusual natural capacities He is now II
years old, and has been kept in school Il
considerable portion of his time. At his
examination at the class of Prof. Cheynie's
school, recently, he found himself to be
master of Elementary Algebra, Geometry,
and also, Plain and Solid Trigonometry.
demonstrated difficultproposition with
such sense that everybody present was
convinced that he is boy Of unusual ca
pacities.
Another reason why the appointment is
well made is that Maj. Willhoite has done
more for the Republican party and asked
less from the same than any man in the
county. He is strong Republican, and l
must think he is one from pure principle,
for he has never aspired to any office what
ever; hence, say that this is favor just
ly bestowed.
Bradley county is all right on the COM
ing August election, and she will place in
office only true and reliable Republicans.
JrSTICE