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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
CHEAPEST YETI OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
THIS WILL BIZ BORNE OUT BY:


CHEAPEST YETI OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
THIS WILL BB BORNE OUT BY:
T. THE RICH COUNTRY THE ROAD TRAVBRSES. WITH IT'S
AGRICULTURAL AND MINERAL RESOURCES.
H. THE CASH SUBSCRIBED 10 THE CAPITAL sTocK
Ill THE EXCELLENCE OF THE IS MILES ALREADY BUILT,
AND IT'S FULL EQUIPMENT
w. THE PLANS COMPLETED AND MONEY EXPENDED FOR
VIGOROUS FINISHING OF THE LINZ IN THE SPRING.
v THE EXCESSIVE EARNINGS TO ACCRUE FROM THE
COMPLETION OF THB WHOLE LINE
VI THE AMPLE SINKING FUND FOR THB CERTAIN RE'
DRNPTION or THE BONDS.
VII THE avery LIBERAL INTEREST RUNNING OVER "a
TERM or 40 YEARS.
VIII THE SECURITY AFFORDED By REGISTRY
TX THE MORTGAGE COVERING THE ENTIRE ROAD
EQUIPMENT FRANCHISES, AND ALL PROPERTY PRESENT
AND FUTURE-ISDEED THE SECURITY oP TWICE THE
AMOUNT or BONDS ISSUED.
4 THE Low CURRENCY PRICE THEY ARE SoW OFFERED
an MS h,cr<d detail ii tie cODpen PsnphkG ~hiea can BE-
" KNOW ne good knoV ne character and
c1ia oIhs ,0myany b> implicitly rsted np0n 70
gir, highest Standard We hGrs hfsy Gad Juy
recommend ueIa.
w. BAILEY LANG 6 Co., Merchants,
No. 81 CLIFF-ST. NETWORK,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE or THB BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
DLANTATION BlTTERS.

g T.-iaGn-N
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE is TIE
SHEET ANCHOR or TIE FEEBLE AND DEBILIrATED. As A
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LANGUID IT HAS
40 EQUAL AMONG SrOMACnlCS. As A REMEDY FOR THB
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMES ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT IT Is SIPBRSEDISG EVERY OTHER S1MULAST
IN Alb CLIMATES. TROPICAL TBMpERATE, OR FRIGID. N
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES on DISORDER WHICH
uNDEgMlSES TtlR BODILY STRENGTH ASO BREAKS DOWN
TiIR ANIMAL SPIRITS.
NO MORE MEDlClNE.-Pelfect Health re-
all bF III N,RRlS REYALENrA FOOD. which
Drsp,psi Pth, CoB.t nahea, all Liver Bilious and
Stomach Complaints, 1000 copies gratis
a.. Il. ~ BARRY. lbl William Il. Y. Y.
Of J. Y HENRY, Coie..pacs.
| L. SMITH.
NICKEL PLATTER,
o. CROSBY ST.. Y
FIRST PREMIUM at Far Of Amcficaa tu,utnte
ROlNTON's FURNACES! RANGES, FIRE
- PLACE HRATRRs ard hlONkS RICHARDSON BOlNTDN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
THE FIRST ISSUE OF FIVE HUNDRED 1HoU-
SAND DOLLARS HAS ALREADY BEEN
PLACED, AND SALES ARE BEN"
FILLED FROM THE SECOND
ISSIrE


Abou, s2O 900 has been expended on ~ @ 49, ' ''' '-
Ing carried forward with the utmost vigor
lie. than $4,000 will te required to COMPLETE ~ ID" SEQ N'-
Haven and Mdoxn and trains viii be- uIring issi '''s
duing May.
The Bond, are only the work rcss sts 10y Or 't'-
half the aetna, eIyerdture thus constituting ioat ~ 30
and Mortgage Connecticut secured b. property Fori c's 10
Bonds the Company paying STATE AMI Local " 9 10
United States Income Tar.
The CONNECTICUT AIRLISB BONDS tsTe nou Ire sT rs'sb
wit, 81. best securities the market AMI have Justly beer sa
with the utmost confidence BY nyesto The vast nroEi'' sns
enterprise glance while tie vslue Of road sa's ns
over present between The so chief hH'S
AID financial cities scarcely ts oTerenAisd
The continual decline has increased n. !'
yer. the premium which Into ERESTBhAhSG CAfais
and We know Of no which cnmbue al re me-
ieuees by this Loar Offers tie stscss to hes s
toned TO holding Governments shh found 10 Tie BLhs sot'
The Bonds ssned 10 denominations Of 100 and s 40 az -
Bonds; bot at the option ~ 80 sshs 80
istered, either WITH or without, Coupons attached
They are s,l offered 8. Par aud Interest
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22

At a meeting of citizens of Hancock county
on the first Monday in June, at the courthouse
in the town of Snecdvilc after public procla-
nation at the courthouse door, the people as
sembled aud the Hon. Joseph Baker vas called
to the Chair and ex-Sherif McIIenry Bray was
appointed Secretary. The Chair explained the
object ofthe meeting, whcrcupon, on motion Of
F. VI. Turner one man from each civil district
was appointed "a II committee to sc,rct three
suitable persons to act rs delegates to the con-
vention to be held at Grecncvillc, on the oath
inst
The committee retiged after a consultation,
having selected McIcnry Bray, Joseph Brooks
and Jesse p. Nichols MS delegates to attend the
convention, with instructions, ifpossible, to Sc
cure determination of II. c. Smith, for Chan
cellor; Hon. Z. +. Gillcnwatcrs, for Circuit
Judge, and A. H. Pcttibone for Attorney Cen
cral--thc committee being satisfied that it will
accord with the wishes of the majority of the
citizen, Of the county.
Onmotion, the proceedings were ordered 70 be
published in tho Knoxville CHRoNIcLE, and
the Greencvillc and Jonc.boro papers werealso
| requested to copy.
Whereupou the meeting adjourned
MCHENRy BRAY, Secretary.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
Hmnnrlnnt Rosolntions.

At the Temperance Convention held at Cleye-
land, Tennessee, on the 18th Of June, 1870, the
following preamble and resolutions were adopt
ed and ordered published;
WHEREAS, If i. exceedingly important to the
prosperity of the Temperance cause that the
Sons of Temperance should receive the co-ope-
ration of all good men, and especially those who
exercise IL large influence in the communities in
which they live therefore,
J. Resoired, That this convention earnestly
invite all the ministers of the Gospel in our
country to aid us by uniting with the order, and
thus giving 20 the cause the benefit of their IN
auence, and by preaching frequently ON the
subject to their respective charges.
2 Resoired That we respectfully suggest to
all public men that, rs lovers Of our common
country, they owe duty to the movement IN
which we are engaged, and earnestly request
them to labor with us in the effort to deliver our
people from the curse of intemperancc.
3. ReSoi6ed That we appeal to all Superin-
tcndents and teachers in the sunday of
our land to give Us their help, by training the
youthful mind Alright in reference to this mat
ter; and that we heartily recommend to them
to provide, in connection with the books and pat
pers in use, a sound temperance literature for
the children placed under their charge.
J. l.. PIERCE, Secretary
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22

1t is customary in this city to pay Of the rail-
road employees monthly, and knowing this fact,
and that the men are prompt in paying their La
bilitics, their credit is good wherever asked.
One of the railroad boys rather bufied too
greedy creditor short time ago, whom he en-
countered just as his name was called to be paid
off. He was profuse in his greeting but the
railroad gentleman asked to he excused until he
could sign the payroll, and after doing SO short
ly reappeared with his money in his hand, when
he asked what he wanted to see him about?' At
the sight of the money the creditor, eye spar
killed., and imagining his account already settled,
blandly remarked, " Nothing in particular; |
merely wished to inquire after your health.
"Thank you" replied the imperturable b'hoy,
examining his money in his pocket, my health,
first rate" and he walked OFF leaving the fellow
looking the picture of amazement, as though &
large sized insect Of jumping proclivties hao
penetrated his auricular organ
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
COMMERCIAL,
Knoxville Wholesale Market.

Pcr;e'c Of the Market for the a0eek ending
MonddU Jonc 20, 1870.
Transactions during the past week very lin
tied. The sudden decline in price of corn in the
Western market caused corresponding decline
in the South. Oats, none offered Flour, fair
local demand at > 70 to 800 per sack for Extra
and Family. Bacon, offered from wagons at IA
to 14i for hog round; shipping demand very
limited. Produce, very dull and unsatisiac-
tory. We hope to see revival with the open
ing of the wheat trade, new CROP
CoRN-Supply ample. Shipping lots 81 20@
$l.25 per bushel, by car load.
WHEAT-Demand for Red at Sl05@l.10
White quiet and steady, Sl.l0@1,1j.
OATs-Would bring 65c. to Zoe
FLoUR-Market steady and quiet. Good
brands Of Family sell at $500, and Extra at
S2S0@290 by the quantity.
BACON-Heavy hog round, well smoked,
14l@15lc; Clear Sides, Ice But few sales
LARD-Market quiet Prime Leaf l7@19c.
FEATHERs-Dull; Prime, 55@60c.
CoUNTBY PRoDUCE-Butter 20@25c. q ID.
Potatoes, Sl.OO@l,50. Maple Sugar, lO@l2c.
Eggs, l2l@l5c.
PoULrHY-Chiekens, O@25c; Turkeys 6O@
S1OO
BEEr CArTLE-Market quiet and steady.
Shipping cattle, 4!@j!c. Inferior, irregular
and dull
HAY-Dcmand quiet, stock limited. Prime
Timothy and Herds Grass, baled, Sl25; loose,
by wagon load 90@S1.0O
Observation-Disclosures we'll supplied Fresh
ground, $500 p bag, or $1,000 2 ton
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22

The teachers convention assembled ycSter-
day morning, Mr.. Summers, of Morrstown, in
the chair and Prof r. L. kirkpatrick acting
rs Secretary.
The chief subject under discussion was the
free school system. which occupied the greater
part of the day The theme was ably argued
but, while all were in favor of free school
system, each had his own peculiar views Some
were in favor of rigid discipline; other. in favor
of mixed schools, while more thought it best to
keep the boys and girls separate. vote was
taken on the question and the sense Of the meet
ing was that the affirmative was the best meth
cd.
\ permanent organization was effected, after
which the convention adjourned.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
COnpIimeniary.

At the adjournment of the Circuit Court, yes
terday, the Grand Jury asked for the reading Of
the following paper, which was done by the
Clerk
We, the undersigned composing the Grand
Jury at the June term, 1870 Of the Circuit
Court of Knox county, take this method of re-
turning our thanks to Hon. 4. r. Hall for the
courtesy and forberance shown US during our our
service at the present term Of the Court. We
are also indebted to Col j. NJ, Thornburgh,
Attorney General, for efficient services rem
dered us, and commendable zeal in bringing
to the bar of justice those who would violate
laws and disregard the rights Of individuals
and communities We would not forget to
thank our efficient officer, Deputy Sheriff M. W
Hutfaker, for faithful attention to his duties In
behalf OF the county we desire to commend the
fidelity, zeal and general department OF the Of
fcers mentioned, and will take leave OF them
with feelings Of kindness, congratulating the
people upon their good fortune in securing the
services Of such efficient officers.
Lewis Anderson, Foreman; Isaac johnson,
J, n. Hansard. Peter johnson, James Carpen-
ter F Coram, j J, Harris, j. f, Moore, K. T,
Clayton, J. ii. Pickle, 2. p. Warner l. p,
Alley, Thomas j. Sartn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
MnnufncfOries.

There are several gentlemen in this city from
Ohio, connected with some Of the largest manu-
featuring establishments in the country. They
express themselves as highly pleased with our
people and the country, and we hope their opin-
ion will be so favorable as to induce the estab-
lishmcnt of branch mandatory in Knoxville.
We learn that steps in that direction are being
taken by some Of our prominent citizens, and
sincerely trust that the benefits to be derived
from such an undertaking, will be made sufii-
GENTLY manifest rs to induce an emharkation
into the enterprise. Success is sure to follow,
and when the experiment prosper. others will
conn, fnllnN.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
Markets by telegraph
New York Market.

easy at 3a5 Exchange, long, l.09a short, l.l0f
Gold ll24. Tennessee ex-coupons, "a new,
63s Virginia ex-coupons, 10; Louisiana,
old, 76i; leyee skies, 7G4; Fights, 9lS Alabama
Fights, 1.0l. Georgia skies, So; sevens 95;
North Carolina, Old 4Si new, 25!. South
Carolina, old, OIL new, S2s
Flour dull 5al0c lower, Wheat dull and
lower Corn dull and unchanged. Pork quiet;
mess $50 70 Lard dnll bbls. 16al64c Cotton
quiet and steady at 2lsa2l5c. Sales 400 bales.
dull.
CINCINNATI, june 20--Flour dropping !; SUI
perfne So 25a5 40. Corn dull, 90a94c Whis-
ky irregular; patent, 9S; old process, Sls2
Pork dropping, $50 3ja3O 90 Shoulders lS4ca
l3sc clear sides Ill.,. Lard dull small sales at
l6al7.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
The ReASOn.

An objector to popular education, few days
ago. asked the editor of the Elizabeth City
North Caroiinidn what right has the State to
organize II system of public Instruction. DR..
johnson replied that 1T does 50 for the reason
that its own preservation demands intelligence
in the voter. The State is the creature of vote,
and the vote must not be blind Hence the State
is deeply interested in the subject of education,
and cannot afford to neglect those whoare grow
ing up to be its citizens. II was n great stride
forward for old North Carolina when she inau-
gurated her system of free public instruction.
The same might be said of Tennessee, if ourleg-
islators acted right
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
i. n. GaIbraith-

BY reference to another column, It will be
seen that this gentleman is announcedas can
didato for Attorney General i'm the Sd Judicial
Circuit When the late war broke out, Mr. Gal
braith left East Tennessee, and enlisted in the
ID Tennessee Infantry then being recruited in
Kentucky ms private soldier. He was after
wards promoted to the position of Adiutant of
his regiment He served three years, and was
honorably mustered out Since the war he has
been Republican in politics, having served in
jefferson county as II Sub-Elector on the Grant
and C0lf,,A electoral ticket
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
Letter from {" Mrron.o
HUNTSVILLE, ScoTT Co, TENN.
June rs, 1870.


June l6 1870.
Circuit Court is over The Court has "risen"
from the breakfast table, just finished blowing
up some attorneys who have detained him about
bill Of exceptions, and is about to take the
saddle and strike out for his home in Cooke
county.
The State Attorney is thinking Of Jefferson
county again, and the rest Of the bar of divers
homes in various parts of East Tennessee. The
people have scattered, and Ale Hatfield stalks
almost solitary through the town, the rcsounding
tramp of hi, wooden leg bidding defiance to the
Internal revenue department in general, and his
late unsuccessful captor, Deputy Marshal John
Slower, in particular
Judge Randolph and Attorney General
Dewey arrived on Monday and have been very
busy ever since till the close of court business
last night This is the first term for either Of
them ut Huntsville but they have made a very
favorable impression ON the people, and will
doubtless do finely at the coming election.
The diligent and interruptions Gcrrymandcr-
ing Of our wise (?) and patriotic &c General
Assembly makes it difficult for the mountain
counties to know, from one week to another,
whore they belong Tho court before this was
| held by Judge Goodpasture, OF the 9th Circuit,
and after he was gone it was discovered that
before he opened court the county had been
transferred to the ID Circuit Where it will be
next it is impossible to tell
Mr. James c. Parker, the late able and eff
cient Superintendent of Public Instruction fol
Scott county, and more recently member o
the Constitutional Convention, is busily engaged
in taking the census.
Scott is as ever all right politically. Three
year, ago she gave Brownlow every vote bu
seven and Maynard every vote but four-thot
too, with only one disfranchised man in the Who'll
county. As an earnest OF what she will do, sh
sends this week club of subscribers to tn
| CHRONICLE.
\ surveying party, in the employ Of the Gin
cinnati Southern Railroad Company, is in Scot
this week. looking out route for KnoXvill
connection. Success to their labors
| MYRDN
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
Knoxville Retail Market.

BUrrER-25dS0 r n.
, LARD-F b.. 25c.
VEGErABLEs-Onions dried T peck, zoe. Irish Po-
tatoes, T. peck, 40q50c. Beets, Z peck 25c
CHEEsE-9 n. 25d3Oc
EGGs-P dozen, l5@2Oc.
PoULIRY-Turkeys 6Oc@lOO. Chickens, 25@50 cents.
Ducks l5@ zoe.
FIsH-White Fish. 7 ip. l0@l2c Catfish, l06l2c
Perch, l5al6c. Mackerel. Z 20 20c.
BEEF-llind quarters, q H. l0Gl2gc; choice cuts, e
h. l5c.: Steak and Roast l2l &C.. ordinary cuts 8SOc
MUTToN-a 70, l0c.
NEAL-F b., 1215c.
PoRK-F b., 12l2Gl5c
B4coy2Iiam 4 H., 10000 shoulders, l61S@isc.
Sides, $50 20.
sAUsAGE--Frcsh, r H., 1870. bologna, l5c.
TRPE-A h.. Sc.
Pics FEET-F dozen, 30c
NESIsoN-Hams, z b.. l2dl5c.
FLouR-Family, + sack s3.OO@S.5O: Extra, s2.5O@S.
MEAL bushel, Sl.2j
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
REM Esinte Trnnsfers.

The following are the transfers Of real estate
registered in the Office of the County Court
Clerk for the week ending June Goth, 1870;
$ II. Davis to John VI. Davis, two tracts of
land in Knox county, So 40
Louis David ct uX, 20 Emile Frank lot in
Knoxville, $1,000.
Holland Osborne 90 A. ;. Hudiburg lot in
Knoxville SlG2
4. s Hudiburg 20 David Nelson, LOT in
Knoxville, $40.
j. b. Hoxsic q, TUwater * Ambrose lot in
Knoxville $50.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
DliP wife.

Both before and after she has become matron,
will find PLANTATION BITTERs literally pres
cnt help in time of trouble; and under no cir
cumstanccs or condition, can it prove otherwise
than beneficial. During nursing it may be ta-
ken as an nvigorant, with great advantage both
to mother and infant and, when maternal anX-
iety is awakened by the failing appetite, unnat-
ural languor, and general indisposition of Il del
icate daughter, there is no tonic or Alternative
which will work such rapid and beautiful
change in the condition of tho fair invalid as
Plantation Bitters. For this morning lassitude
and depression of spirits, caused by late hours
and what is called fashionable dissipation, there
is nothing comparable tc this famous vegetable
restorative
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
OuF PaDPE'.

Not day passes without bringing large addi-
tions to our subscription list, and frequently we
are compelled to await the next issue before en-
terng the names of new subscribers, notwith-
standing we generally print large number Of
extra copies for sale That's just what We want
to see, and if our friends will continue in well
doing our list will soon be as large as reasonable
men could desire. We intend making the
CHRoSIcrE the best paper in East Tennessee, if
it isn't so already.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22

The members Of Fountain Fire Company,
No. /, are clever ,ct of fellows, and are al
ways prompt in the hour Of danger; but like
many other organizations and individuals, are
troubled with impecuniosity They want uni
form. and IL committee is now out with n list So
Letting subscriptions We hope our citizens
will respond literally, for there are no more de-
serving class than those noble-hearted self-sac-
rihcinr hremnn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
1IOntyaIe Springs.

Prof Charles Haynes, well known to the
lovers of music in this city has been engaged
for the season to discourse sweet sounds at
Montvale Springs Prof ). r. Lowery will
also make these Springs his headquarters during
the season. Lovers of pleasure cannot fail to
have a good time. The proprietor, Mr., j, l..
King, keeps the table supplied with all obtain
able luxuries, and knows how to make his
guests feel comfortable.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
The spcmcerinn Commercial College.

Conducted by Eli w Scott x Co., Knoxville,
Tennessee will be opened July lst 1870 a
thorough and practical business education can
be obtained ut this Institution \ full corps of
experienced and efficient instructors will have
charge of the different departments. See speci-
mems of penmanship of the postottice and book
stores Apply for the present, to
j. V. BRADFORD,
ie2ldSwtf BOX 31Sl Knoxville Team.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22

We had occasion to pas, the above named
Sabbath School on Sabbath last The windows
being open, giving US fair view, we were really
surprised at the large attendance, the orderly
conduct and general appearance Of the
scholars They sung well, and their general
department gave evidence Of the reverend gem
tlemans capacity to control as well as teach the
Young idea
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
OF for EurOnP.

Prof Payne takes his departure to-day for
New York, whence he will proceed to Europe,
The Professor has been commissioned by Gen.
Cox, Secretary of the Interior, and Gen. Eaton,
TO collect school statistics of the different coun-
tries he visits. This selection is II most excellent
one, and shows the high esteem in which Prof
Payne is held by the Government and friends
of ndmcntion
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
Pnhlic Ceremonies.

There will be Il public installation of ,au orii-
GERS of Holston Division, No IS, Sons of Tempe
rance, at the IIolston Baptist Church, two
miles South of the river, on Saturday, the 2nd
day of July. Addresses pertinent to the occa-
sion will be delivered by Rev T. H. Russell
and other gentlemen y full turnout Of the
brethren is expected, well as a pleasant
time
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
COMMUNICATED

M. Editor; There is Il very great desire in
the several counties of the Second Congressional
District for Major John L. Murphy to become IA
candidate for Congress. If so, he will receive
the warm support Of many voters, especially in
the good old county of Blount
\ REPUBLICAN.
BLoUNT CoUNTY juno u.s. 1870.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
Another Warming.

The Athens Post say that r. w. Bce, who
lives on the south side of .McMinn county, ac-
cidentally shot himself last Sunday, with ps-
tol which he was carrying in the pocket of his
pants. The wound though severe, and likely
to somewhat impair the mans future useful
ness, is not considered by the physician in at
tendance as necessarily fatal
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
Fnrminr In,clenlents.

The harvest Is approaching and some of our
agricultural friends are preparing forit. Messrs
Mabry, Turner q Co., ON yesterday sold three
reapng and moving machines, and Il tornado
thresher. The farmers see their house adver-
tised and know where to make their purchases.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
Appreciated.

Is an evidence that the CHRONICLE is appre
ciated, we will state thata gentleman residing in
in neghboring town who has been sub
scriber to the New York daily TTjbVnc for the
last sixteen.yersa, discontinued it yesterday and
subscribed for the DAILY Chronicle.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22
Closing Exercises of Miss q. &. AndersOn's
school.

The entire exhibition was splcndidly
and showed beyond doubt that Miss Anderson
has acquired the rare accomplishment OF gain
ing the affections of her pupils hence their pro-
fcency in their studies. Those present who
are capable of approaching such an exhibition,
will agree with us that it has not been excelled
by anything OF similar nature ever witnessed
in this city