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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

oTpcI oHEI 9utETEnH,sIEH,l
a..,.s ,..,. At IT. LOWS, MOI My y lsio.
The once q Dc Dspot 9SsrteTmsser q FoTt issvsn
WORTH until u e'cloek June & ls,o fof te dsily
-, ,ToiitI lilly EKXNsEs 8 vs." "A"''
20 bushels Bltuminoas Coal.
f1RT HARKER. KANSAS.
l5o buahels Bitaminous Goal
-, foRI HAYS. KANSAS.
llQq bushels Btuminous Goal
-, f9|RT WALLACE, KANSAS. ...
go buahel. Bltumlnqua Coal,
po cords i iSla w tSi'Nh D' AASAAS'
EOiiT DODGE. KANSAS.
oS bushels BiiumlnOus Goal
o1MP HtPPLY. INDIAN TERRITORY.
g0 bushels Biiumlnous Goal.
~ 'O PORT LYON. OF. .
-. I6Ir REYNOLDS. OF. ...
The wood io2t Forts Rnsy. Bsrtsr, Hays, wallace.
ard Iasned 70 b hard wood ,hA, iSs fotL pgdEe,
best gas = TRSS sSS1 IN I" t, me n, ,HR z NJ 2
sOSS = & E w sS n s8s . & a., % s
tion al that post the timber bo selected with Tho
airo1 2, We ross Nv, ~ ~ isg
wr and Stssi "A M sneh mhnnsr a ~ ~ IN,
ssrts2 In saS6 epaiIsot proydnG that sns d.Paso
must 10 SaSo aood 70 shs 81 he so,ns
tor The hay must be cut bJ before August 81, is
re SSg 5s PoIts Risy and Rsyuolds mar bo on, an
ne mi.in - ~ oS s .ns III y,
h.tar. Jiv IA snd \, ~ eatnr,s n ti,s rsto "a ~
icssi opesiath oi ne aaanlity eoatraetsd f1r nor
m2Ps m hd,,.,v a, IN. h.y In oomm.nos an mr. b,for.
& S1a eg % o os DsIs u ~
ma nst Ia made .opar.tov for e.ob sr,kelo .nd 10,
Zach nasi ~ ''-''o y " - ' ~
Bids from persous who have hitherto failed " s--s
SSSsasss s ss 10 b viii b snter,siasd gns.
Bids OF rspTessntsd By al AGENT OF Attorney. or Z
| known Al this once 70 30 reaponaible
y I fS s, onSSs q ss .I9d snd s1 III 10
| tho contract y filled.
The usual ooqditions, which can y aeoe.tAined al
ter BSpE ions u propoasia Vii 30 furnishsd uT
application. w..
By authority Of tho Department Commander;
myia.tIss DSpp q. N. Gsa. q. o. IA.
S,; I. . . t,,St5 ~, issitI t5t5f1s IN . M .
I)NofoSALS hOh I AtT1rin FhHr AND pisfNf
HEADQpARTEhA DEfAnInEsr o. IlLk PtArTE'l
OFrioE OHihf ns.9, No, 9f Nv "a issS'
Sea- 1 prOgp,sis N duplicate VA be rsosiysa a
oss pG ~ osGSs Nd Il ssi from & beh y
the troops and othsn supplied At tho following mill.
toit Ksa5pey. Hebs probable Enrri.oa, eOTrang
Fort Mcpherson, Mob, probable garrison. eHni d
mics ~, ,,-,,. s,-,,.. ,,.,, ..,,.,,. -,
piRy:, -, = p n.nn.S,. 80 $500,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
Steamship Lines.


m nTTwEEN
oh WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,
Hereafter the fine sieamships v. 2. KNIGHT, JOHN
MERgHANTs' LINZ, viii make EeAs, c .SlafUzN
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINGTON, and
qEORGErOMN, as follows Leave NEW YORK
from Pier ~ East River, oyery SATURDAY at "a ..
m, Leave GEORGETOWN overy FRIDAY, at l2 m.
For full information, apply 10 r. p A. DENliAm,
at tho Of Sovnntsnnh str-~i - Ss,sh r.
e HrOaidomt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
PROFosAIs ron AZ 9RFoAA RRsFrRMAsFRR'S

QuARrEnNAsrERis OTFicn, U, 8, ARaI,l
PnIADEIfnlAt Nay y lss0 =.
Sealed proposal, gtn Feeely.d ths gies until ln
for fgrniEhnF ne oaartssaasters PePaL, ~ "
~ EgIqlrs beet quality Of WHITE Ash a. AZ,
ties a. may be ordered for period ~ ono year hon
mo lat dAy Of MAY 1870 With The privilege OF ineTess
so mas Of The coal AZ may DO required ior pso in hi.
oty. including the Y. s. ArtsnAla az Bhdesbnr Ana
Cray1a FeFry Road, 10 amount not enceoding twelve
hundred ii aoOl tons. must be delivered without addi
uonai eIponso 10 the United htAtaa TIE balance g
DO delivered board Of vessels Al ia port IN good
order and coalition, froo from slate bone dasl ana
PTopossis must DO made out in duplicate on blank
foTma which can BE- obtained a. thia once 2na en-
yoopea Endorsed "Propoaaa for delivery " Ooal - d.
Eaoh proposal must DO Accompanied ~ nnhleieht
Guarantee That In the event Of tho aucoptance OF me
propoSa tho bidder bidder viii ontor into con
No pTopSssi viii % considered unless made In s,Fs,
BiSdS arc Invited o attend tho OpSnns Of provo
| aala, -. - A.. rtsh
kny Sddtonai inlormAtion Desired by paTties is s
10 BID VIII DO furnished upon zppliesti9n, ,1haFH
myiS-tiST Brow IAsaL ool. and y -. :. :.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

U WAsHINdTos, u. u, May u, 1870.
On tho petition Of OHAilLEs MOoRE, oil Trondn, New
Jersey, praying for the extension u patent granted
mont 10 Poeoas q Prcparns IAnseod &e for Pressing,
ii 4 ordered that tho testimony in tho case be closed
the 18th day Qf July next that the time for hng
Arguments and the ExAminer report be limited 10 the
18th day pf Juy naIt and that said petition DO heard
On the ID day Of August neat.
SAMUEL 81 FISHER,
ftop,u.iaIIooar afp aionfa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

PROPOSALS. FOR CORN.
HEADQUARIEns DEPARTMENT or TExAH,l
OmmR QuAnTynMAHrEnB OTIICE,
AUHrIN TEXAS, May q l9lO.
Scaled proposals., In tripoAte, viii DO received AZ
This once untl u M, on "WEDNESDAY, tho ibth Of
June, 1slO for furnishing such quantities Of Corn
may DO required from July i, 1870 q July ~. ISL, At
each q tho following. named posts In TeEASi
+ Austin, Fort CLARK,
Fort Davis, Fort Mcintosh,
Tort QuitmAn, jefferson,
fort Bliss, Fort u9noho,
Fort duncan. FORT McKAvotL
lori RlchAFi.on, RnggOld Barracks,
Fort BrOWn, San Antonio,
fort Grimm, Waco.
Fort Stockton.
Corn 10 DO u Hqod. clean, merchandise quality,
khcllod and delivered Ia sacks. .
Delivery 70 soon - practicable Aftog tho
st dag Of July, tsO, and oontinus IN snoh qnAntte
and A such times a. the receiving ooor may require
Zach ga must bs accompanied by guarantee Of Al
least two responsible pgrs1ns lho.o mqsi
DO certified hy the clerk Of Court Of Record that The
bldder u competent 70 and viii earn out the oontraot
Ii awarded 10 him und tho residence and post odioe
address o. each bidder and gaarantor ua b stated
Tho right Il reserved Toiect any anA AL bids on ered
Proposals 70 DO plainly lndoried on tho envelope
.Proposals for Corn A. and addressed TO ne un'
BY command Of Brsvot Major 9s3s5alJ >. RsIe9lds'
Deputy O. NJ. Gen, Rsgs. Brig. Gen. U. .. A, Chiei
OuATiarmhator DeDt Of TenAA uulbtd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
MNrrRp srArRs PATENr oFFIoE,

UNITED STATES PATENT QFFIoE,
" MAsHISoroH, ID. d., May g. 1871
On tho petition Of HENRY NoELTTsR, Of Hedenheim,
Kingdom Of wuTtomburs, Germany, pIaJing for the
extension Of patont granted TO him the 10Th day OF
August is and antsdated 10 date Of foreign PATENT
Aqsust p lssd, ier an improvement In Reducing Wood
ts ordered that the testimony In the case be closed
tho 18th day Of July neIt, that the time for fling
Arguments and tho o1Anners report DO limited 70 the
bth day Of August NEXT and that said petition DO heard
tho 10th day OF August merit
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
my95Th8w Commissioner OF Patents.
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFEIoE,
" WAHIindrON, ID o., May 81, 1870.
On tho petition Of WILLIAM A. KiRBr o. Auburn,
New York praying for the eHenlnn q patont granted
70 him on the "a day Of September, l6d5 roissaod
tho 18th dag Of March, lse and again reissned In two
dVisOns, numbered respectively SIS aud a, on the
Ith dAy q N9yenbor. 1853 for an improvement In HAr
It ordered that the Testimony In the ease DO closed
the ID day Of August next, thattho time for filing
Arguments and the Exanhnera report be limited 20 the
lah day ~ August next and that said ponn be heard
on the 18th day Of August NEXT
Any person may oppose this extension,
--7-T '. = 10 SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
snFt n .faafarr n naaa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

TTNITRD STATES PATENT oFFICR,
" WAsHIN0ToS, ID. o., May IL, lslp.
On the petition q IEyI AyERILI. Of Elmira, Nov
10 him the sh day Of August loS Tor an improve
ment In lime kilnA; ... ~.
on the 18th day Of July no1t that tho time for hnE
Argunsnta and tho KKaniinsIs Report be limited 70 the
gu the "a day OF August nofL
= SAMUEL T. FISHER,
nInIn IlLaa- E..I.Iunl.-Lnn.r nl RaInrlla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
Stoves and Tinware.

REPAIRS FOR STOVES lawns
pairs Tor REnEcs and Rargqoes At R0YD'si
Reepers5 iardNaIe. Gallery, Thu ana Iron
ware. lOBEhT boyd. 434 Ninth street,
Hall, IL 4 myl0
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

reheot That sound mind and body the most nocas
.sU, reqqlata. 70 pFprnots oonhnbiAl hAppnesl In
dosd Without these tho journey throuGh life bsoomes
weaI ptGriaagu the rrUst~ct hourly darkena 20 Ne
yew the Mind beootnes nhadoved With despair, and
sd I'LL hs @sa1slhS,y ssnsg'o3 w. o sns happiness
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
YOUNG MEN

Who hhyo injured Themselves hy 4 certain practice In
daFed In Nhsu alonea habit frequently iearned from
nightly felt even when asleap, and not cured renders
marriage lnpolble and dcatroJs both mind and body
--ahould Apply immiediatslT
what glg that young man, ths hope Of his ooun-
IN, the pride o. his pArents should be snAtohod from
all prorpectl and entyments Of life. by tho COMO
quenoa q daviatnG fom the path Of nature and In
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

indignation meeting, and for that purpose
Heke Taylor was called to the chair, and
LibTim Stone requested to act ~ Secretary.
The meeting was then opeHed by sing
ing,
" | would not live always, ] s., not to stsy.
Where storm after storm rise, dark % e. the
way
The chairman then explained the object
of the meeting, and concluded by saying:
" Democrats ! We have been wronged
We assured BLIZZARD last Sunday that he
would carry the county by two or three
hundred majority The internal nipucrr
have fooled us BLIZZARD whisky and Kec-
ney whisky has flowed as freely ~ the We
tcrs of the Clinch! The niggcrs drank il
and promised 10 vote with u.s. They have
voted the Radical ticket! What m the
pleasure of this meeting -
AZ the chairman took his seat, the ma
Jestic form of SpikC-tail was seen TO rise,
and he presented disappearance of tho no
blest Roman Of them all, and with one
waive of his hand silence was caused To
reign, aud brcathless attention secured.
His tall and manly form, like King Saul,
reared itself head and shoulders above
the balance of his countrymcn, bv whom
he WINS surrounded, and the patriot pro-
eeedcd TO say "Fcllow-Democrats
have listened to what hos been said in re-
ference TO that d-n niggor--I don't often
swear, but justice In this case can't be done
without tt have listened with sad
heart am panied TO know that YOU
have lost your whisky here And Il will
no doubt pain YOU tO hear that | also lost
all that | took TO New River At this
point the good man was interrupted by all
the leaders making inquiry as 70 how the
New River district had voted. The tear
running gently down his face and his Ut
ternnce choking up, while his silver locks
flOated gracefully back and carelessly felt
about hisshouldcrs, Spike-tail said why
they drank my whisky, haiowed for Biz
ard, and voted for Maynard " How did
Jim Phillips vOtu ~ cnquired BILL. "Ho
| betrayed us, said Spike-tail Her Ritchy
| rose and gave out for singing
Plunged in n gulf Of dark despair
We wretched sinners lie"
At the conclusion of the singing. Billy
introduced the following resolution, which
was adopted without debate:
| Resolved, That the Democratic party Of
| Anderson county have lost all confidence
| in their ability to control the colored vote.
| and that therefore they openly proclaim
! now, what they have all the time favored
| secretly, aud hereby pledge themselves to
| have every negro in the State di5lranchisea
at a. early period as practicable.
| RCsotrcd Jprihcr That we, az Democrats.
| will never again furnish whisky until tho
| votes are counted and that we feel greatly
| outraged, having been cheated out of 4
large amount Of whisky, which, had we
known how things were going, we, would
have used in the ranks OF the party, by
drinking il ourselves. Yours truly,
VERT GREEN, .JF
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Falling of Win Rncc-A Man BADLY
Crushed.

1cstcrday afternoon a serious accident oy-
Cured at S. T. Atkins Sash and Blind Factory
caused 10y the falling OF the race that supplies
the water for turning the machinery, scvercly
injuring the foreman, Mr.. w H. Parker
The race wac very old and Mr.. Atkin had de-
ternined on building now one, considerably
larger, but was SO pressed with work that he
did not wish 70 suspend operations by tearing
down the old ono first, but designed putting in
new supports and getting everything ready for
making the race, when tho wnter could be shut
of and the old framework removed and now
one put up, without loss Of time
Mr.. Parker was standing below The race test
ing tho timhers with an adas 20 ascertain ifthey
were sound enough to remain, when from some
cause, one CT the supports gave WAY, rushing
him 10 the earth and pinning him down while
he was entirely submerged by the immense vol
ume of water in the race
Ho was struck on the forehead by one Of the
falling timbers which inflicted a deop CASH
Another piece struck him on the abdomen or
the lower part Of the vCrtebra, paralyZing tho
lower part of the body. He fortunately, WA
standing at q point where the water had run
over tho sides of the race, washing out consid-
cradle hole, in which he was thrown, which il
ia moro than probable, saved his life
Mr.. Parker was rescued by the worxmon in
few moments and taken TO Mr.. BENZ Hughes
opposite tho saw mill, aud placed in bod. whiic
medical aid was summoned Drs VI. T. Ro-
gsr- and French soon arrived, and everything
possible was done IT, alleviate his sutIern gs
Mr.. L. was conscious and ablo to convpr,o i'm
mcdiatclv after the accident and last night was
doing - well as could be expected
AS soon az Mr. Parker was stricken down.
the greater part of the race between the dam
and tho mill gave way entirely. ueeessitatinC
inc stopping OF the factory until It can DO re-
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

Regarded from the economic standpoint, SrA
Moss FAFtNE appears 20 ovcrahadov every
othcr vegetable nutrient f. rontains-a4 we
are informed on good scientific authority--near-
ly ninety per cent of nourishinc, f,ttcning gel
atine and Of all gelatnr substances used in
cooking, it is said TO be The cheapest by over
fifty pee cent. ss we'll ~ the most digsstiblc.
We give these statements which are authenti-
Gated by the signatures of men of eminent rep
utaton as vouchers for the opinion We have
vcntured TO express on tho economic Importance
Of the new article Of diet a. to it, delicious.
mesa, the proof e tho pudding {, ia eating IT.
and w feel confident that no man or woman
who has ones eaten Of a blancmancc, pudding
custnrd. cream, Charlotte Russo, or any other
deiicacy prepared with this marine Godscnd
will deny its claim TO rank among ctahlc lux
urie- Of the period
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

Twcnty-four dispensers Of physic5" in def
fcrson county have circulated hsnd-bils notify
ing their customers that they pledge themselves
TO furnish each other with "list Of all able
bodied d.linqueuts whose medical bills are six
months in arrears on tho first Of january. ls7I.
They "firtharmor" pledge their most sacred
word snd honor rs gentlemen without any Sc
crct reservation or evasion whatever, that then
will not, on any accession attend, prescribe for
or furnish medicine to any porsoa whose name
may be found on their list, until such person
shall bring clear receipt or other indubitable
evidence Of a satisfactory settlement with the
physician who has caused said porty's nam. to
be placed on the list
Take notice, therefore, all yc equity torpid
livered, jaundiced-cycd and shaky delin-
quonts, and see that you walk up to the cap
tans Office and settle before the fatal dav,
otherwise your names will appear on the "blssk
list 80
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

Adam Has-lcr, uu old man ~ year of age,
committed suicide nst Sunday near Kingston
by hanging himself ctNko the following par
ticulars Of the melancholy affair from the Kings
ton East Teppes,gran:
That the family having nh gone TO church,
the old gentleman was left at hose alone. Up
on the return of the family, or pro badly before,
some boys went into the mill for the purpose of
being weighed, and whilst thus engaged, the
deceased was discovered in the -rcond story,
suspended by the noel, from the ratters of the
building. It appear, he had fastened the rope
to the ratlcr, then mounting "a half bushe meas
urc, adjusted the rope pillow linc-about his
neck, aud swung off into eternity When found
life was extinct, but the body yet warm. No
cause is assigned for So raslI an act. lie is re-
ported to have been altogether rational at all
times, nor was his family aware Of any trouble
or misfortune that lac luhurad under
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Don't File.

a gentleman this city received yesterday
circular from swinding concern at st, Joseph,
No, enclosing a ten cent fractional currency
sainpaster, purporling 10 hc counterfeit and
Offering TO sell them in lo, for $50 per 800
worth. 1t was compared with the genuine, and
one could not tell them apart, and the SUPPOSE
ton is that the alleged bogus specimen is genuine,
scoundrel enough 10 bite he would hear nothing
from she money he would send on. The coun-
Try is flooded with oircular- from professed
counterfeit brokers, and perhap, some deluded
creatures may have in moment of weakness
Welded to temptation if 50 they will scarcely be
prosecuted for passing any counterfeit money
~ they will in al probability never hear tell Of
e
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
our Paper,

We ask our friends in Knox county To- assist
u, in giving the CHRoNICLE wide circulation.
For the purpose Of enabling them 10 do this
we agree to receive in payment of subscription
all kinds Of produce at the market price. Bring
your -four, wheat, corn, beef, pork, bacon, po-
tatoes, &c, and We will give you ia exchange
a live newspaper. The price ofour weekly paper
j. only two dollars per annum, and We guarantee
il shall give you satisfaction. We don't deal in
cheap literature, but viii alwavi Civ wa the
worth of your money.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

ON last evening the 10Th inst, At the residence
Of the brides brother, by Rev y. Bachman, Mr..
p. A. FAHNEsToCT and Miss EDITH A.
HODGSON
We tendc; the happy couple who have just
ta Ken tho frat step proper IN the journey of life
or s.ucerc,t wishes for their future prosperity,
aud trust that their most pleasant anticipations
may be fully realized in the future.
ON the same evening by Rev Tho,. W.
Humc, at the residence of the bride, Major
THos. OCoNNER and Miss FANNIE House
Also, on the same evening, by Rev. Mr.. HOss,
Mr.. JoHN NEWMAN and Miss JUIIA Jackson.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Letter from Carter County.
From Oar Own Correspondent. J

EIIzABETHToS, TENN, Nov. l..
TO the Editors Of the Chronicle
The people OF Carter county take nlut.,
interest in elections, take and read more
newspapers, understand the political ques,-
items of the day, and are better informed
generally than the people ofany section OF
the state, remote from cities and populDua
towns; and, IA consequence, they all
turn out and vote, and rOte right
Circuit Court has been in session since
Monday last, large crowds have been in
town. and the best of feeling has prevail
ed
Hon. II. II. Butler spoke to a large crowd
on Monday night, and his speech was
gallant defense Of Republican principles,
and whitening exposition of Democratic
pertidy Monday night will long be re-
membered 10y the people Of Eli2abethton.
The town was brilliantly Illuminated
enthusiastic crowds paraded the streets,
and the good women of Carter, who have
ever been true, gathered in large numbcB
ct the speakers stand with garlauds and
wrcaths of beautiful flowers that were
showerod upon the speaker in Il way that
showed thcy had not yet forgotten the
principles turwhiCh the brave boys OF Car
ter had suffered and endured a. muCn 10
sustain.
All was so lovely on Monday and Tues
day that upon every Republican face there
past being measured with q yard stick,
but ehings did not remain that way ioaig
for on Wednesday morning who should
come in but the late lumented' Jesms,
and in high spirits too, with the good tld-
ings that he wac elected. At once the
JOhnnies determined to illuminate the
town-after hard work of begging and Dor
rowing by some of the OycT-sanguiuc, y
box of candles and Il pound two of pow
der was procured; about that time the spir-
its of the JCvma aforesaid began to run low
and he impaired So some OF the "unterri-
fledn brethren the astounding information
that he was Just a "funnn'" Imagine the
CONSERVATION. Jim beat, candles bought,
powder perhaps in some fellows pocket "a
mile from town, and an old cOpper3s
breeehes Democrat minus ten cents. At
one time it seemed Republicans would
have to intercedS, when they went TO di-
viding the candles, lest they should 90 ~
cutting each others throat for each one be-
level the other would steal. Finally, all
was amicably adjusted, and James told one
or two of his juioest stories and left leav-
ing his friends behind swearing they would
never run man again that bad belonged
to the Radical party and had been kicked
out, but they would take a rebel straight.
Carter people talk politics all the time and
on all occasions but they never quarrel.
They are magnanimous Independent and
brave 10 a fault. HENRY.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
November.

Mothers who have daughters that have weak
lungs should arrest the disease when Il IL in tho
incipient stages. 1t is indicated BY a hacking
cough, pains in the chest difficulty Of breath
ing, or oppression of the iung-. Ifthis be per-
mittcd to run on, tubercles viii fornl and con-
sumption will be the result A most valuable
remedy will be found in Allen Lung Balsam
to cure and check thi, disease in il first stage
For sale by nll Medicine Dealers.
nov ll-dIvtt
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

La't cvening a meeting Of golorcd citizens
took p,aco ut Zion NJ f. Church in the interest
Of education. \ committee was appointed to
confer with Rev. G.. ". lie Eerc in regard TO
obtaining aid from the United Presbyterian
Mission in establishing school for the cduca-
ton of colorcd children
Such action il eminsntly deserving If praise
and Is another evidence of the intcre-t of our
colorcd citizens in behalf of this al-irIportant
subject
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Easiern niYisinn FnIr.

We call attention to the card of the efficient
and energetic Secretary, Mr.. c. w Charlton,
asking for aid in subscriptions to stock in the
Eastern Division Fair. Ii is oar opinion that
the stock in less than two years will be at It high
premium.
Our people by threc-four,h- have expressed
themselves in favor of n bridge acro>- the Hos-
ton river which Is destined to be "a source of
revenue to the county, as viii also the Division
Fair, if the proper interest !, manifested in it.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
sertous Accident,

We regret to state that Mr. Carrick Park,
while trying a new saw at his Mill, Ind his
right hand severely mutilated, the saw catch
ing the thumb and tho two frat fingers, laccr-
ating them badly, though not t. 4uch AN eNtont
gers.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
The Legislature.

IN abiding to the meeting of the Ly stature
Of this state the Norristown Go-cttc, n traight-
out Conservative paper. has forcboding, of evil
to result thcreiro'o, The Ga-g''c says.
1t 10 to be hoped that this cNtraordj AIRY ~cs-
sion will be a short one, "a il seems n most nu-
possible now fqg 80 large a body of rupn to re-
main together long Without doing mischief