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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03
DALLAS
MALE And FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL,
DALLAS, pAllss eogSTS, fHsA''


N.TE srs harry 20 Ahaaaass To me Proris 81
w nAias spa sisnity, lhsl, h@ting reniF.i W.
tniiains fsus9ly ossutisi ~ Ions nASsA, An,
=. all uI..a ihr Hasfcissa fllis insiiluiiou On
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5lst, 1870,
Tho salon viii 10 rhriy,,po wsek. and viii
b. divided Into Two Terms ~ fear Menlh.eaeh.
In this ssheei here " " Time departments,
Viz Primary. lat tast AirAnd Collegiate. ~.
TIE Course o. STEADY Nill smli fAte, gi,h, com
tiets oouFse in lMslhrniltfss, Shtus,hesr ~"
Natural sslsugr-. frnri. iisliin. l9s.s aud Vfeef
Discipline All h" strict, aai Proegs otseieaos
will 10 enacted from Ril. -.
D-belns OF ialuIing tho hnllllnS. VIA ksii,'
I..ncl. ehaIk. OF anything else. WI 10 prohlhisrd.
Risdenis Violating this rule. viii 10 assessed an
amount sefneiehi 70 pay fer any damage 'h'y may
commit.
- TUITION FEES;
rNiN.Ex pEr ,rfaEsr,.....,,...---sls % per Term.
iSrrnnInI.fRp rrARrsrSr .....,.... " %
COLLIutarr ptrArFArNr ........,..." 10 ~
tScirHNtAL fts....,,.,.s.-s, '........''' ! ~
Musio on PIsso. M Mae. nntiSsos. ooper month
Tho above rates in 'pseie. Currency taken at
Tuiiiaa charged from time ofentranec until espi-
ration Of ,i,fosm, aud payable siiiu,y H. advance
Nodeinrioa except IN cases Vfrro,rae'ed siehnes-
Of serious naturr. -
The sol,sl VIII Lc strictly sos srerAnrAs 10 It's
control and lnfnenccs tt i-'sl.e
Patronage respectfully solicited.
= .Ts, :. RIA. LhNnErM, Nm,
Supervisor Of Shoot and rrineird = eollrgiale
~ hrvrarinisht.
+. II. ADAMsoS.
Principal Primary aud Intermediate Departments
Oct /, 1870 -31t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

Gae- Major 7. c, lotdat BaIllcr Of this
place, is one Of lie Directors Of tho Texas
Matcnl Life Ineasancc Company OF. Gal
weston. The Major rctnrnpd home from
thai city few days ago.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

rsa- Mss.rs. Fsndlsy 4 Miller Of The
wholesale and retail liquor house. southwest
.eerasr or conmssee aud jeasrson streets
have our ,halks fOr sample Of their usw
aud pure stock. consnnsrs. sRi dealers
Should give them = share Of patronage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

psttAs. nssfabsf .. lslo
llrssi Eeis - sssss,f IA iss ciaISs
Aiss q Iss Tess ~ rsltAa ~ ~
essss $50 lsa' %. isio, a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

Rssy, BFo. ssirislls, 80 srs usu be-
sinaris, aRl srs yet little shaksy "
SstllesrspbJ [---ws.ihsFfoFi SindisAien
So you are. Mr. Slope, riFs Yea souia
no, spell .L-iy sllA an Sc, --@5 =,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

earwlllis ceaasr. smPlo,fa ia De Dry
soOIsaai grocery ssiAllIsANsPi ef NsssFs
CLARK & Dryan, 10 this city, feesa,ly 20
turned frols jsfisrsSn. lie has our thanks
for nartr. 49, ~ ..--L- q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

gsSr, Tbs. Town Ordinances, as revised
aud amended by the Board on the e6th of
November, will appear 10 our mex, issue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

AZ rsss- Henry Boil wauts just as many
green and dry hides as he can get imme-
dia,e'y. and viii psy the highest price for
atLem in cash. See his advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

sssy Cur lownsa:aii, d. JOHN v. naInes,
returned home a few days ago'froihs Calves
ion, where heshrd been purchasing goods,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

s4 We call attention. to the SAr;rtise.
ment Of the Bvis pare Steam Saw and
Grisi Mills OF wnicrs & Sever situated in
thc Fofl:s Of Euss and slaia Fork 81 tie
gsiril =, in Kaufman toaniys about twenty
miles east n lhis place, They VIII alzays
keep en hand o large snfpiy 81 native
lumber Of ali kinds, and selieii ihe raf,'o-
nsee III fhe prblie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03
Ay.,..b,s PsnaIi, srsaIeI...

no 81 es,shralst .ha. DE-. nLaDs's Nsrmifsgs
trcous that d ss ardsd the only specific cur
&c woIlns fAaliks should never Be without q
supply o. ~. At.this sssson particularly, Nhrn
worms are 90 troabiesonis and frequently hial
On tLe dftt sptrsrsnee OF ahsss disfrsssins s,np.
tnsns which of iheir rrtssnee. 81 onee apply
this powerful and sniraciors rensas, We. are
confident that u only fequses tsisl, 2" eoav'nee
al that u richly nsriis the pr,es that have seu
hslshed uron u. IL 10 sahs sHi isiailliie. Vol
umss ~ certificates eau be prsdrcrd, showing iis
great medical uTin-s. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

Cr,YAA Mrsc.-A Zoe sssas.,Ash'as'hs
Hook Store, Mace, WIN ts seat pp',laii
a, New York suHsIsy Triss', ~ lai'.1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03
oyvyEnsop risND oERTFFiCArRs
ATTENTION.,


ss--ef '. rozs,y snd 7. Rns-fs. Es1s, 1ensr-
so, nsri1n c>unt5 ~. 4 y Worr1l, An-ilu; M
ring E<1s. Tsrrsnf. Hrpkius counfr. I.ras; Col.
q C. Hrc55l Hor. y - ntritrd BIZ y. nag ness
Bon. T. e. 1lrland. Iiisrrfrf 1rt-s. = 7 c1@-nte-s
Esq, Q. 9. Brer. - end J. 4 p. Ee1ert. baii-s,
II 49,. ~ = ~. =: s $. s ss'r 1s7s-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

s6aooL Books--A fun supply Of oil
llnl., JUS. received at The Book Store,
Waco, Texas. l6lilil
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03


gSy' The finn of j. W. sMlrn < Co., on
Tie North side Of Min Street the second
door from tlie-pubiic Square, have one q
t,e finest, best an most carefully selected
stocks of Dry Goods, Notions, Ready-,pade
Clothing, ilatss Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Tens, Coff'ees, 1obaccos of the finest grades,
AMI Groceries of every and the best des-
cription; Tint can he found between tic
Gulf Of Mexico and Red River. They have
m immense stock always on hand and are
constantly receiving accessions. Anything
from needle 10 milestone, can &c, found
there; and " Uncle jack Mini. VAL,
aud their aticniivcn md gcnilcmanly assist
ants are ever ready TO caterssh the wants
aud wishes Of their host Of patrons. They
ar. deserving of prosperity and success,
for they encourage, libcfallys tins PhEss---
the greathnnsah motive .power---fiEr AD-
vEETisE wlqiiy pisearTips, aadai niliimes;
hence. lie grand seciet;of ihe iGcalcala}le
success illcy hava met with
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

car sunday School Books, Bibles Dynn
DOok., Sc. Al The publications u The
American suudAy sehoal rulSa KEEP, Goa
s,snily on hand by ". u WATKINS
t5lan WSso' issa''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03
'E9- Attention Is called to the advertise
m,nt ola copk being wanted In aprira'e
family, In io.days paPer y

TuE DrerMpga RAtrs-Tl.s following
entries have been r,aie Tor tho Saddle
Horse Race, 10 come OF on the Pa Instant
upon the Dallas Jockey clnb corrsr:
MIR. JOSEPH Leonards dun horse Maseppn,
( years oil, Stock unknown. - a
Mr.. F. Wilson's N. Lazy, years old,
stock unknown.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Hackers $. m. Jeanncic. years
old, BY Leyintl,an, d. by Black Whip.
Mr.. j. C. caton's b. E. Betty White, years
old, d. Glencoe and La Planch, ,sire I'M
known.
Mr.. A. Buchanan's S. q. Red Dird, ! years
cd, by Siulrs, d. Royaiis', Sd. Diamond
gig. d. Old Sir Archie.
Major J. Il. Barklcy's b. T, May Murphy, .
years old, stock unknown. .lfr r-
For the Two Year.0ld Stakes, on the
2i,h inst, the following horses have been
entered:
Maj. Bn kleysb c. last Chance.
Mr.. j. NJ. Fuckers horse, name unknown.
IL has been ordered By the Club, that all
gentlemen running horses, viii have their
riders wear some distinguishing colored
jacket and cap. Maj. Baikley has chosen
blue as his color.
1t has been decided by the Manager, with
the consen, Of all parties interested, to
keep tie entrance list open until the l5lh
inst, to give cur friends in adjoining coun.
lies an opportunity to ehier their a'tiiFp
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

nunFoaD 00oD 4 JohDAii
in,fnIIdiw - lssi isias,
nALLhs. TrHAB.
tffft HfIai a. ..rf. lsI - - =
-. -, So. 4. 80. ~ u. 's's..i !
80. F.,t..II.f Ial4s f.f t.r.ta 'lllt'
IskHJao .AeE1arIcirr.
a. Itit'f .f.lrf - ~ - A. l'-it !. Q. /.
~. 80. 80 b - Ihalts 49, 80 q 1919
l Z. ~, .li's "a, M q. \ :. ;,....,
:. SO a. D, - y 1900. So M.
n go ln.'lafs irluisflais "a eil.ls -.t'' -
i,,ss, ~ 90 u f.illil '-is - D. ~ sa ~ p
flf-t srsfssiae hf,1U sIil A. f'nti sr siil-iiN'
IL = - a. IliIl - - Il i-is 'sssii fsii.s'
"a BsLg.ts coUNfg, -
~, Afa -, g.Lu uIiz.sg q 40, itnr.rf s't
~ N, - ais flsi q asii-s-Aas ii-lss.
-, AtsEs saats.ssi soFlss Y o. Y. A-tHs.
y - tfaui, Ai.siI4si ~ ~ glf.ss 4 ,-iiri
A.rihss.i u D,lia.- Fgailis sni i,r-lsis-pgH-'i'
40 arREs s.aihs-si ssrnsF n ia t-tsfls ~
NJ 6i.uf. Alliiafi fsi. "a siass. @ii-s es-ih
- SlssS.- l,aa ost iiiaisE aaa sattf'
~ ArREs. ws,i "a ~ f.ifhk N.c.sss 80
nj 60. Alsisa.i "a Z tliiss Siaih1asfsi i-li
a. "a Es,i .ask u IFiaiig teils'- nr'fr
q az ArERs sfsrna sarea sinks-, siia.is.l
.D4l ai,sai Z ~ - ssail..sl ffsli l-sssssisT.
$40 ACRES, South halfOf the seeilon
PaisIissi il lasusA = -, hsssIisl, sliAaisa
sr.sIt "a Eiilss |stgil ~ naiiss
- ACRES, lying az both sides o.
MAJ cf.-S, sl,lfn The ~, ssie hAlils - hslss,
Enas->, a. he NailnF piarp. lsests ~ sua VI, On
SI.in s,nst uitlin Ilfts bisrks uftis Naafihssssi
~. !. one y lhs s.s iar,a,, Pa,.,s p-i-'''.s
|" ne ri'ssni ''.'.s.-- sNss
ala I-3 ACRES, John Slower urani,
Aiasiss s ais.. y H''''' ss-'A N"'' -
gpra si,,.,.,t ,lont A miles
~ ASAttss s''""ss ,,,.s,s
eseiA - Nesa hs.A -
IN fnR TOWN OF paLiAs.
1 ois so . ''-'' - = AlS ~ " ''-
= - -, -, s...,,,. u,,,,,. /, Mr.
tLo,h ~. 'n' - s''''"' '-"'''s
~ na A'.N q. =, WI
n oTS Ne. 4, Q, and \ ~ hifsk 30 ~ Wei
iR.te'ea' vim 'Ss''''''s ah' AT N'''''-'' s'''
,orxrx.
IN, tNsuf -
1gD AtlefsS, hieisnfd iiiahensi nfhhl
by A.sisns Abs raey =, .. ei.s,. on bead waters
Of nrn.s,--aas r,a.,r v,u, s-,
HI t-t sES, ionh "',l'aun
Grnpt BY As'isuse, Ah.irse, ~ ~ car, s"i.i,
lspk 81 frhiiy Just below 'hs iav"'h :" 4'Af' 'N'H
-'hls so'''n' ''n'sr, .e
IN EILfs COUNTY.
.toN ACHES. John q, Dickey GRAFT
Il, A.,lsnsr, Ab,irsft III. 81 eia,s, on head oi
Onion Greek, 1 miles South az West iom Wax
Ahashle-nae PFalfie.
,,s 49,. n.,,,..,,.,.
e,..,., ...,snss' Ar.tne, isi, ID Haas, az milss
NorIh Of iInlsboro- due Prairie, .-..
400 ACRES. Wiley Former, 81 ola5s,
miles North q liillshcio-hne ,pndriea
IN DENTON COUNTY .--r e.,
IGG ACRES, on the waters OF Elm Fork
Of Trinity river, patented 70 W a. Ferris, sepiem'
Der ~ lsui, oN Nit,u,m i0H' i"'? '''r W. ~
iasueu peeehpefss .wi
., IN cCch COUNTY.
100 ACRES, situated on the waters o.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

1'hf ~. ~ fi.at s't.at,l, - ~
sls.t..i 3 a. = sriaras q Ma f.aisins ftlf.
nsi.rf 90 Ifssirfl ~. si.h ~ ~ siFrs u
l'Asf - {" 80 80 u Fssa ihfai kifsea -, ~
a. A. Il flifiafY q Ma fltfitti Afiislf. ~
aai iln.ft- fF4iraiit skritAfs al tlestelf ~
ia htlins No 80 Notsra ella nsI.tfess
iaIsrt.ti fAsinssa aasA s.nqfsi sni.rsf - ie'sr'
,salse 4 tAs issaieE ,ifias y - - - f,,.s'
nsariisf Pifiarial hsetlh.f ft,tisent tfiAsts
Is asnaNi. ~ tlsyisi sFf@Aztmsaf - aie 49,
lari o. faTus,h stsi hna1se. , ifAt tss-sSl -.
lhs lfrtssl 10 al sha ssai Epsa lssaiil a-sa'
sins, I'D M 1ass ugif w ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

bfgrDsn'sl Material, Goa Asslssas,
Tes,h plasisr Sc. also isAls fsr sAlshy
W. u. WATKINS.
TsIin Nseo. fesss,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

~. Irtos vii. . ZEE : i,nssaIaoll. isesl
IL goods, Of every variety. iasl cal, as We
did = Iss dsss ~. >, ''.s essssissImeni
n cSsrt & .l;syan, -est SIDE % DO ssqaAre.
II sbey hasnS %! uIai soa STAT. tlieis's
no use il ttying thss tiss - sex fort.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

pSy- Cartridges u ell descriptions. Cor
Spencer anI lisnry Riass. risiels.Ae, for
sale by WI "AiAlNS. Z
Tsi,tn afa-rf Waco. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

e. nuy yaat So. Iren II.yas..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

fff.f.naf f.fa.... ri.tI
L. 500 H.f Oh o. lIHafH.. fIH
~ fetsras q 4 srl1rlaf fsf.i H.IfaItIi.H Il
- 80 l.feili.f f.lfif n NHrI
na-ils .sFtirri g. o. rtrriIIa ili
..-..ll -
rlra sff1an. .ft.f llNIf tfffa . . AZ
rtiltf nfItf4 ~ Fts|lr.I'f ~ 81 A. 81
So a. q IfIfHrI ~
tao ~ rftIrfr 804lErt 49, sri.lfif fEffs.
fll rar1 ailr.f 80 aHII4I Al A. e II| =. ~ ~
N4rlil'all lisarssIl NaHstss 'Hit 80
eIh de- So rlAa n fafIlFtf 49, f|alI ~
80 Ifssii1.l ik.l ga A. SCI Ia a. 49, "a
H1siAs AL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

"a aAsfr ,ffsl~r ~ y nsl 80 - ~
y - - a. raIsirs luia NaaAsf, ~ isHe - -
fannsrr. IN. ifTl- fsIrrs 49, es's l..ii'iei
"a glisis Z nsiisi, "a l'fsis tsis iistetnfr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

~ rerrffs rseilas tsctapet ID -I'sf.
srsreserfsi V ths issss .ssh at u clark
4 Ess.a. - 80 !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03
NJ. n,.,sI.,' ~. Isse.II.

T..lias sistka. a i,silss- fsslr,~l 80 = ~
i,,rlls Csrzsit a. f,sialtir, iiIf "A 49, -. le
sn.ta fleaii a kstaeit's stNe.i ;. 80, A.sa-
si lsra aat larasTf I, lsli.t
Hsllas lirsEif, Al h,tAa, tsptafa lass e.i
la.rier ffrrii. a. IAHi.n, lar "a aAa y, islt.
X kinrsy oisssii a hasiss, 1~s's y .ss =, isli
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

100 ACRES, situated on the waters OF
Elm Fork ofTrnity, abon. mllce south iJ7 East
from slnsvile. located and patented ly Virtue Of
prescription Scrip Eu.d6, issued hy Tie Clerk OF the
County cour, OF Cook county, Texas, Feb y iso''
$50 ACRES, situated ON Clear Creek,
about IT mI,ea South $50 west from tho town OF
aipsvlle known "a survey No. 49, BY virtue Of iand
ScriD No lti.2lH, a. "a - .-I.t.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03
40 ACRES situated aheni y mil
sail - wssi tram The iosr ef pait.'
m TuR TOWN on DALLAS.

r ors So !, "a, y. y, % aud %. IL ni'ss
Ia Ne.ife.
DLooK Ne laI, sssvA a. Saith, SuThy , Mar
ID iin's Addition
n oTs Ne. IS, al spds, IN Biloxi 30. "a Well
j im.ro,el With resid0aue and all hesessa'y s1i'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03
IN TAnnANT CnuNTY.

597 As ACRES, situated on the head
waters VI Deer Gre K, about l0l, miles sgu'h %
West from .orl Worth, patented 10 the Heirs Of
Jos. A. GIL. er.atl irflt ~,
S1O ACRES, situated on tho Grand
Prairie hhont IL miles North 26e-WcsI froin Fort
WORTHY patented TO the Heirs ofJos. \. GU.
3G2 ACRES, situated on The waters Of
Moun,nn Creek, about " miles South 77o East
from For; Woith, patented to tho Heirs Of Jls''A'
GIN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03
IA IS.uRnsN COUNTY.
Ia ELLIS COUNTY.
IN NIL couNTY.

$40 ACRES, John c. Diekey GRAFT
h, A.,isne-. Ab.irsft III. 81 tiass. on head u
onion Greek. miles South az West NON Wax
...Al.-hun nralIlA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03
From Fort worth.

DALLAS, Nov. 80, 1870.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-03

~ 80. 80 b. ~ lllas r',s.fs - q 'asiif
t..lrs a. 49, 4. al = 4 r 49, ~ ~. $50
I..Irirst. frlrlsF' - 4ssIsaiis rfiftf iifat
4, ...rt in.iaala l1luiGflais "a gllllt -tlii'aI
is,il. 81 o. u o. iIll 'rie - a. tai .n ~ -
49, No.. li4'1U 10 A. f|utl 40 aiiIatiiir
ia = ., "a LiIl 80 - II islf ~ ga leii.t
-. 49, -. r.a.IasiIs flfuS
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-04
voice from the Kitchen.

Upwards of thirty protested cooks many of
them haling from the best hotels in the United
States, have voluntarily come forward and pro-
nounced RAND's SEA Moss FARINE the finest
article for puddings, custards, blanc mango
creams iellies, and other favortc items of the
desert that has ever come under their notice
So much for the palatability of the new ee-
ment of food.
A still greater number of distinguished ply
sicans and scientific chemists indorse it as a pu,
TRENT of the very highest class, while every
housekeeper who uses it admits that it is fifty
per cent cheaper than maizena,, farina, corn
starch, or any other preparation from corn or
the cereal grains.
The new food staple is manufactured, under a
patent, by the Sea Moss Farine Co., SO Park
Place; and in view of the above established
facts, it is not surprising that their extensive
machinery is kept running night and day to sup
ply a demand that is rapidly becoming universal.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-04

The city of Knoxville owes to her respectable
lsboring classes the establishment Of public
library. There Is nothing in which the city
would invest the same amount Of money where
the citizens would be more materially benefited
We have nothing Of the kind in The city, and its
want is felt by the laboring men more than any
other class perhaps, and it is for their benefit
that we ask the city authorities to establish this
much needed institution
If Knoxville ever attains to that position
which her natural advantages entitle her to,
She must accomplish it through persistent en-
'ergy and enterprise. We must become what
nature designed we should be--a manufacturing
people-or Knoxville will never be city of any
considerable proportions. The more educated
and int elligent the laboring classes are, the more
desirable will be our community, for upon this
class of citizens depends the prosperity and hap
piness of the State.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-04
The Rev. James II. Greene.

The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted by the Quarterly Conference of Straw
berry Plains Circuit, Holston Conference, as a
tribute of respect to the memory of Rev. James
II. Greene who died April 14th, 1870:
WHEREAS, By a wise but nscrutable Provi-
dence, our venerable and highly esteemed
brother, Rev. James II. Greene who has gone
in and out before us for more than quarter of
a century, has been removed from our midst by
the hand of death, therefore, be it
ReSoired, That while We the Quarterly Con-
ference of Strawberry Plains Circuit. reverent-
~ bow with humble resignation to the will of
Him who is too wise to err; vet feel that the
NJ L. Church has lost Jealous defender the
Church of God devout Christian, and the sim
ner a faithful admonitor
ReSotred, That we appreciate and approve his
social qualities, Christian department, and open
and manly defence of the truth, and viii ever
try to initiate his virtues
Resolced, That while we are separa ted for a
while by the relentless hand of death, yet we
do not sorrow as those having no hope, but ex-
pect, we fall one by one, that we shall meet
him, with other loved ones, in the world of I'M
sullied bliss, where there is no parting
Resoired, That we sympathize with the aftict-
ed family, especially his aged companion, in
this sad bereavement and they shall have our
most earnest prayers that the blessings of God
may rest upon them.
Resotred That a copy of the foregoing reso-
lutions be furnished the bereaycd family, the
KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE and Knorriitc Wig
for publication, us well as spread on our jour
| mails. a. c. +. CALLES, Secy
JNo. +. SPENCE, p. Z.
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Temperance Lecture.

We have been shown letter from Mr.. John
Motfatt, n temperance lecturer of great repute
wherein he states that he will be in this city on
Thursday next, and deliver lecture, or, if de-
sired, course of lectures, on literary and tenn
perance subjects.
Mr.. Moffatt created quite f,trore in Middle
Tennessee two years ago. at the meeting of the
National Division of Sons of Temperance at
Nashville, and established for himselfa reputa-
ton as being one of the finest orators in the
country He was quite as warmly received in
Canada, shortly afterward, and now that he has
again returned to the South, we are glad that
our citizens will have an opportunity of listen
ing to discourse worthy of the attention Of the
most educated and refined. Knoxville Division
No. will give him a hearty welcome, and his
presence here viii prove a source of lasting good
to the community.
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s,.eriffs of Knox Couu,v.

Knox county, since the date of its organiza-
ton, has had thirteen Sheriffs We give their
names in the order they served: Robert Hous-
ton, John Love, Joseph Love, John Galloway,
George NJ White William Dunlap Samuel
McCammon (known as black head Samuel
McCammon, (red head William Craig, William
p Crippcn, William II. Swan NJ. ID. Bearden
and V. +. Gossett William Dunlap was the
irst Sheriff elected blythe people. Prior to his
electon Sherifs were elected by the Justices of
the Peace composing the County Court. The
two MeCammons, William Craig, William.P.
Crippen and NJ. ID. Bearden each served the
Constitutional period of six years. To the credit
Of our Sheriffs be it said that Knox county has
never had defaulting Sheriff OF the above
number White, Crippen, Swan, Bearden and
Gossett are yet living Mr. White isthe senior
surviving Sheriff, and the only of the number
who has had TO perform the unpleasant duty OF
executing sentence of death upon u prisoner
found guilty of murder.
juror TEMPLE isholding Chancery Court at
Maynardvlle
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FINANCIAL.
Knoxville Quotations of Money and stocks.
OFFICE KNOXVILLE CHRoSIcLE,
Monday, May g 1870

Monday, May 9, 1870.
Gold opened in New York yesterday ut LIS,
and closed at .14s 1t has advanced about three
cents during the past week, and dealers here
have raised their prices accordingly. Govern
ment Bonds have also advanced from to
cents on the different kinds The increase in
the figures quoted is due partly to the largely
augmented demand from Europe, and partly by
a surplus capital here seeking investment, but
principally by the probable failure of the pas
sage of the Funding Bill This result would
materially cause an increase in confidence
among the holders, its failure to pass rendering
it certain for year at least that the holders
would not be compelled to exchange them for
ones bearing lower rate Of interest.
Quotations of local securities remain I'M
changed.
The State fisnces are daily growing worse in
stead of better With a floating debt Of over
three millions, now being increased over one
half million by the issuance of that amount of
treasury warrants, to County Trustees, to be dis
tributed to parties holding school claims. All
of these will eventually find their way to Nash
vile, to be duly presented at the Treasurer's of
fee for payment, both by the banks and private
parties, thus adding to the already overwhelm-
ing amount daily pressing on an exchecquer
long since empty
These school warrants will share the fate of
their predecessors. No money-nothing but
Tennessee notes-can be had With the late re-
duction in taxation, when can we hope for bet
ter days2
State Bonds still remain at the figures of the
report of last week, but the quotations cannot
be considered q fair statement of their actual
value.