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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-19
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INV Court OF Memphis-S. ]. ColIina, Plain
nm vs. Thomas =. collins. Defendant.
CLEBk's OFFICE. January 10. 1870.
4 FFIDANIT having been mate in this
case that the defendant Is & nonresident
OF the State Of Ienkessae:
II is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at the courthouse in the city oi Menl-
phls Tenn. on or before the secend Monday
IN February next. and defend this suit OF the
same will be taken FOR confessed as 70 him.
and the case set for hearing exparte: and
that q COPY of this order be published once u
week, for iour consecutive weeks, Ia the Mem
phls Appeal.
j. r. Robsrtson, Atty for F.aintiff jeI7
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TELEGgAPHlc MAEKETs.

NEW YORK.
NEW York, January B;-Cotton heavy; up
lands SIC. Sales 2SC0 bales.
Flour-Supei lne. 81 5094 30. Whisky slG
81 q wheat haavy; No spring, 81 Is Al 10.
Rice quiet. Coffee quiet. sugar cuba, l01 lie.
Molasses 35G40. Corn heRyyi mixed western
s0aS2c.
Dry Goods-Dry Goods quiet, and prices re-
main without Special alteration. Heavy
Brown Sheellugs selling slowly a l5551Dl5}Sc;
Prints II ujgai2izc; and Printing Cloths s1saSl4 (;
extreme rates for best brands.
Money-Aoney easy 81 5a7f on call-main-
ly 81. Sterling nrmer, Ss&9. Gold steady
opened 23s, advanced 70 2l5s, and closed 2l5A.
CIearances. s536o9,J0o. Governments active
and higher. closing strong State BONDS
strong; old Tsnnessees S3iSi new AZ.
There rs considerable activity in cotton at
Liverpool Sales l4,09O baiesi uplands IL 55d;
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. January 49, -COiton-inlddiing
&c. Flour-extra family, s.. Corn 15c. UaLs
50G50c. Groceries unchanged. TObacco-sales
50 hhds Tugs at 50 OO9S OF leaf 81 O98l3 %.
Mess pork IS 90. Bacon shoulders l5c /;
sides l6gl6i4e. Buik shoulders IKE: sides
l454@lj4e. Hams, sugar cured, 2Gc. Lard
tlerce, lie. whisky CSC. Wheat-red 81 Is
white 81 10. Rye soc.
CINCINNATI.
CIgCINEATT, January l5.- Flour Family,
IS sos 50. Wheat 81 l0GI u. Corn, 75e75e.
Oats 51Q05. Rye sUaS0c. Cotton-middlingi
4sac. Whisky 90. Pork SO Is. Bulk sh0alders
ia; sides l4z9l5 Bacon shoulders l2@l3o;
sides l55<9l6o Hams i89&jc. Lard l55f9l7c.
Coffee IS6lzlc. Sugar I4ai31+c. Molasses 75lL7Sc.
Tobacco sales IS hhds; prices unchanged.
Barley in moderate demand; Spring 81 l0G
81 y: Winter 81 bal 80. Hogs 25c higher
sS sues IS: receipts 9500. Green meats tirm,
sI09l2 50a Il 90.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January S-Flour-Superhne
81 25d5 8. Wheat 81 05; Spring. Corn bulk
&C Barley 81 059l Is. Rye 1880. Oats 3i6l
57e. whisky 931c. Sugar lOal4c. Molas-
ses 05GS0. Pork 81 so. Bulk shoulders l0&9ll;
sides I4G l6c. Bacon shoulders l3ci sides
6Gl854c Lard l554gl6c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January ls.-FlOur-Sprlng X
SO oUa5 8. Wheat 7757@75ec. Corn 7l@7lc
Oats 59szc Rye 70870c Barley S09S5e. High.
wines S2392c. Sugar ll1s9l4c. Pork s25esz7
Lard I5s<aldc. Hams l3ssll4c. Bulk sides l25i
4l2ke; shoulders lO949lOt9c.
FOREIGN.
/ I, LIVERPOOL, January l5.-COtton active up
I lands 1lszd; Orleans u1Sd; sales l%,VOO bales
Wheat Is Cd for California white, IS sdsg7s 90
/ for Red Western. and Sc dd for Red Winter
RsceiptS for three days ZI,1U quarters, al
American. Corn rs Ga. Oats . ed. Peas 34s 81
I
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

TVHE officers and members OF DeSoto g
1 Lodge No. 298 are requested TO at Kz
tend a special communication OF saidf y \
Lodge, This (WEDNESDAY) Morning, at ~
O'clock TO pay the last tribute Of respect 70
our Iste Brother JOHN POWER.
Members OF sister Lodges and transient
NJ M q are respectfully invited 10 attend.
BY order JOHN u. bhA1hD, W. NJ.
K w. SKELroN. Secretary. lals
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INSANE ASYLUM.

OF. VINCENTss INSTITUTION FOR THE
y INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters Of CHARITY Au-
gust TO- 1888. Ii Is private and arst-elass ia
Its arraugemenfS and accOmmo1a1on. IN
same nafit.nts of both sexes and of all de-
nOnsina5ions are received, also those addicted
10 faking opium or other stiInuialts 70 ex-
cess and desire TO correel. FOR terms, etc,
eC'PEaIOR- angs
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CHANCERY SALE
-OE-
HON1AY, FEBRUARY "A, 1870.

No. z3ls, o. R.-Chancery Court Of Memphis.
- Y virtue OF an interc0lGtory decree IN This
- cause VIII sell, at public auction, 20 the
highest bidder, ia the town OF Fort Pickering.
on MONDAY. February IA, $50, within legal
hours. the following described Real Estate.
t0-wit.
The south half Of Block No. 90. IN that part
OF the city of Memphis called Fort Pickering.
and lying between Fifth street on the east.
suU Fourth street on the west, and GnoiEon
street on the south, and the hrst alley east OF
tinOisOn street On the north, fronting ~ feet
inches on Fifth street and 80 feet on ehoi-
sen street.
TERas OF SALE-Cash to the amount Of the
decree herein and costs; balRnes on credit
oC twelve months. Equity OF redemption
barred.
"a c.ise tire above sale shall iaii 20 bring TIE
amount OF the decree herein anu costs, then
and IN that event the north half OF said
FLOCK No. 5s viii be sold, In lots Or scbGl vi
siors- sale TO continue until the amount
re0uisife to satisfy the decree herein and
costs IN CASH, is yielded.
Terms OF sale Of north halfOf Block No. S.
One-haE cash; balance on a credit Of twelve
months. Equity OF redemption barred
A. ALSION. c. and n
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NEWS DEALERS. AsENTS, ETC.,

Newspaper Dealers, Express Agents, Country
Merchants POstmasters, Depot Agents. and
any friends OF the MEMPHIS APPEAL who
will do so, are requested 70 procure regular
subscribers, remittIng 10 us the amount less
ten per cent or FIVE per cent. for Clubs, for
services; or, If preferred, arrangements as 70
compensation viii be made. Specimens
COPIES sent on application.
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DIED.

TEAGER-In this city, on he evening OF
the lSth' at her residence, No 81 Robson
street, IN the ssth year of her age, JEsNrE,
wife or George ". Teager. due notice VIII be
given Of time OF funeral
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AGENTS WANTED

y VFRYWHERE TO sell the AslERIcsrr n
n KNITTING MAcHlSE. the only przes i,ssl
Family knitting Machine ever invented
Price SIS VIII knit z0,1U0 stitches per min
I1fa Address AMERICAN KNITTING III scrI~igrr
CO., Boston, Mass, or 81. IsOais, Ao, las.
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ADVERTISERS

WIN find the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium In the State. The great
extent and variety or its reading matter mas
forced It's enlargement Tor the acc9mmOdR-
ton of advertisers, and lis circulation in all
parts Of Tennessee. and Ia Alabama, Missls-
sippI and Arkansss, among merchants, plant
ers and business men, render 10 especially de-
sirable to those who wish 10 reach the gene
raj and substantial public, by advertising
their respective business and interests.
REAT.aa, ENGLISH & CO..
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EXTENSIVE & PEREaPT0RY SALE
OF VALUABLE
FORT PICKERING PROPERTY.

n'Ss- We invite special attention 70 the i'm
pOrtant sale referred 70 In the annexed no.
tfce- This Is some OF the best located prop
erty In that portion OF the city, being on the
chief thorOughiare leading in and out OF the
city on the south;
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18th

\ map exhibiting ths subdivision mihufelr
and accurately VIII be found at the fil-e OF the
auctiuneers Private hI.4, v IN 5ts eutsrra i.i.l
Tor any portion or all OF The tract until th-
day OF sale. Persons wishing 20 examine enc
lands win a view 10 bus iua, VIII have every
nfcllity offered for 50 doing. By apple lon a.
the aucii ioneers, or 70 me AZ LlT residence. Z
deem IL supernuCus 10 represent the Erea5
value Of good lands. lying within tala
distance OF such a city as Mcuphls, -Srtnec
tast1 70 say that, by jJdiciOEs mana cement.
they VIII yield a sazer aud Ll-gsE p.r. g on
the Investment than anything else n y, nash
capital can be empicyed. hope an rls-
competition among ur-ers VII. as fl- l-E
possible, compensate nae for the necessity %
parting with such desiracls properly.
TERMS Or "a LE.--IIaif cash. balance Fu
Time, adding Interest.
RICHARD Z. PERSON.
RoystsF, TFszeVaat & Co, AHct0Hesrs.
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VOL. 80 mo. 139
ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
sealdlag. gidweH & Hac0oncugh, propr's.
RI gV V5jTrEffE Af.ffreF Neussr,. Z

Il W. AOt y y Mdults5tt
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. l9-RCCK-
LEY'S SERENADE{S, IiEASS BAND An ID
RURLEsQUE OPEEA-the great Triple
Company. under the supervision Of G.
SWAYNE BUCKLEY, viii appear IN an
entire change Ct programme, consisting OF
Concerted Pseces vocal and Instrumental
Ballstds; Hogtn and Hughes iu .ha popular
song and dance - shoe fiV", Pete lee IN
MS comic acts; Johnny Rice im ais Clog
HOrnpipe-the Whole to conclude with me
burlesgue opera OF LECRLTlA BJhHlA.
prlma Donna. Medura 3ecizar
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The new Firm viii stir be known Is hcGore
the saIne consisting OF br. +. A Schryer and
Dr. ". G. 6riswold, under the style OF ". L..
GisISWOLD & CO.. Druggists and Apotheca-
fes, who viii keep a fresh sock OF Drugs.
Medicines, uemi ieais. gllS, Fine Soap.
spouges, Brushes. Perfluery. Toilet Articles.
and other Articles kcpt b. druggists general
~. Physician . Rreserlp pfions esrefuify com
pounded. ". O. ditisNGtD q ~.
MEMPHIS Jan. u. I570 .izt
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Mr.. Wells, of Missouri, has intro
duced q bill In the House providing
that newspaper manuscripts and cor
rected proofs passing between authors
and correspondents Of newspapers
shall be placed on the same footing as
book manuscripts, and may pass in
the mails at the rate Of private matter.
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DR.. A. SCHREYER,
Of Hamburg, Germany.

in retiring wish The continuance OF the
esteem and patronage Of my many patrons
kipdast wishes. All accounts viii be settled
bv me new FIRM. INO. ;. DELAk0OkE.
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MISSISSIPPI COURTS.

A bill has been introduced in the
House providing that the District
Courts of the United States for the
Northern District of Mississippi, re-
quired to be held at Oxford, shall here
after be held in the city of Corinth in
said State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-19

There are no important advices
from the Georgia Legislature. The
President and General sherman have
left everything to the discretion Of
General Terry. Some of the friends
Of Governor Bullock are actually tele-
graphing, however, to some members
OF the House for further Congressional
iDtprfnrRnNa
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PARLoR MUSIC HALL,

: Z Nm @~sa w = = = IITa[L-9
z &5 Second street.
OPEN EV cry Nj q n T.
-ONDAY EVENING January lath.--irand
81 Double Company. The iHana2e-uent- ia
@,t-5it. on to their already mammoth c9Hbi-
-, have engaged the following well
ir-[-----i' talent. -disses Stanley. ~. Glare.
5-E.ieu DeI1ve. Davenport. HeudersOn,
f,.,, A. 5-ft, Il pson ami Master BOBBY, making
f++e - ioWerfli variety entertainment
s,,,.r 137-.....ft i to tie people OF thlz city.
ast1ffsSrf.Ss ........-.-.-- = = Cents
0f5f-f1r--rL- ia fItS.-....--.....---ss - Cents
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HAVING determined - dispose of nv
4 plantation, known as " The VILLAGE
situated on tie fernando ROAD AZl JGa
waters OF Nouconnah. dve miles south 0-
Memphis. tIl1s tlia method OF uorfyiu--
the la1d-Duriug public tlat -hi5 val laH-
property, cOnfa nlns upwards Of a tlOlsl.Gl
acres, and eln hrJciug every variety Gf Gp-
land ana valley, Held. meadow au1 .s,lli-
land, viii be su1dlvided and s0tt, o. rla
highest bidder, through bIeSsrs. EOysler-
IrezrvanJ Z Co., AuctlouaerS, at theif saie~-
room, ia the city or Mem pdis. 70 tha corner
Of Main and Jefferson streets, On
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BRO0m'S OPERA HOUSE

Jefferson Stra t, near Msin-)
CHAs. 1T. II. BRoOd-.-.-tseh o 49, s - =,
'tis4-t-f-h y = ~ i-----.----- isr ~ l-l-s
SP en- Gv cry - .1-Sss,--.-., = q .
COMMENTING THURSDAY 4 @ 49,
- sept I'd, with a Mammoth Com, -
The eItertainmen6 70 consist OF n|e.s. -
streisy, ScngS and Dances, Fancy Dnnce -
lads, Duets, Ouartetts, Extra 81 lsalEas-
lesques. fantOulimcs ami Earres.
AdTal l-sio4!. 50c: Private Boxes s.. ga3
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1t is now known that Attorney
General HOar's nomination viii not
be recalled, and that the Senate will
have to decide on his confirmation or
rejection. Neither bIr. Hoar nor the
President look at the question from a
personal standpoint, but cons ider that
a grave Constitutional question under
lies the result. If rejected. Mr.. H0ar
will certainly retain his place i'll the
EahiDnt
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It is barely possible that the law au-
thOrizing the establishment of the
Freedmen's Bureau viii be nOminaily
repealed this SESSION. But another,
equally as Ubiquitous, viii be inaugu-
rated in its place. The new Bureau
is to be styled the Department Of Ed
ucation. The oili introduced Tor this
purpose provides that it shall exercise
the same powers ia cooperating with
benevolent societies, or bodies incot-
porated for educational purposes, as
those heretofore deyolving upon the
Freedmen's Bureau, ana extend TO
State and municipal authorities for
similar pcrpose-, provided shat the
aid includes Indians ss well az nef;l-
gees, freedmen and thelr dcscsud-
ants.
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
HMa3IME@
A Call.


Hon. Horace Maynard, KHorviHe, Tenn:
The undersigned citizens of the ID Con-
gressonal District of Tennessee, desire that
you become candidate for the 42d Con-
gress of the United States
John b Upton, a b Crippen n A Grip
pen, ID p Inman, J A Crppen, VIM V
Kelsoe, Charles Matlock, Wilson Lenoir,
Prior Fowler, II II Lillard, II. a. Robin
son, J IL Henry, j. p. Reynolds, Charles
A Kelsoe, Jonathan Summett, G. II p Davis,
VIM Coff'man, Stephen Mckee, Michael
Malone, James Malone Jesse Watson, Jno.
Watson Richard Robinson, w. w. Wat
kins V CASTOR, Thos 5 Hasllins, G
Haslins, Alex Gregg, Rob't * Robinson,
] X HaslIins VIM Robinson, G a Tipton,
David Inman, NJ NJ Upton, Wiley Robin
son, Harris Upton, John Thompson, a b
Fletcher, Thos II Cannon, G II Heath, a
III Cannon, Hugh Campbell, John W IN
man, 7 If hurry, Eli Carroll, John l.
Campbell, David Mowery, Sr.. John 7
King, David Mowery, Jr., Robert Purdy,
Adam MoweTy, John w Robinson, Jacob
Miller, John w Miller, Michael Gardner,
Abiiah Fowler, Spencer Henry II II Love,
Thomas True, Joseph Castor, Eli Kinzer,
Jonas IIinzer, S Glenn, c A Hartsell,
Isaac Linsey, Mat Wright John Wright,
b G Pettitt j II Burchfield, Reuben Giles,
i a Magill, f NJ Magil, Wash Wight,
John A Cline, w w Porter, VIM Samples,
ST., Thos Presley, Elijah Virgins, J L
Wigeins Andrew Fowler,
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
wAsHNaroN, August %, $50

WAsHNdToS, August 20, 1850.
The Census Office has assumed consid-
cradle proportions since the returns from
Assistant Marshals have begun to arrive.
1t has been divided into social statistics,
&c. Several divisions, in charge of compe-
tent men, have been created for carrying
on the work of compiling the population.
Col. Henry Slime, of Nashville, has charge
of one of these divisions. Up to this time
about 8, 100000 names have been received,
and returns are coming in rapidly every
day. Between three and four hundred
clerks are now employed in the Census
Bureau. Some idea of the work to be done
may be derived from the fact that about
fifteen hundred large volumes will be re-
quired for compiling the statistics of popu-
lation. i. -ET
1t is estimated, from partial returns, that
the population of this District will not be
more than 10000 The general expecta-
ton has been that it would reach 10000.
This city will have one hundred and ten or
fifteen thousand, Georgetown IL 900, and
Alexandria, Va, $4,000, making about
10000 people in Washington and suburbs.
The population of the cities and towns is
less than the estimates made by the people.
New Hampshire, it is said, will show an
actual decrease of several thousands. This
is probably caused by heavy emigration to
the West New York city, proper, will
show but small increase, but the increase
in Brooklyn, Jersy City, and other suburbs,
will be very large. The business men of
cities, more than formerly, go to the envi-
rons of the city TO build their residences.
The returns will show a large increase OF
population at the South. 1t is said that the
present census will show more thoroughly
lhe conditions of the country, its manufac-
luring, agricultural and other resources,
1han any previous census. X.
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AN INTERVIEW WITH THE CROWN PRINCE

NJ Chabrillat, correspondent Of the
Figaro Paris, was captured by the Prus-
slams after the battle of WOerth He had
an interview with the Crown Prince. He
gives full account OF it, and states that
he was treated with the greatest respect
and kindness. He said he feared to write
of him as he felt for fear c would be said
he was sold to the Prussians. He writes
as follows:
Prince Frederick William, heir to the crown
of Prussia, is a man of tall stature, thin, with n
calm and placid countenancc, but in the curve
of his aqualine nose and his dlutlng nostrlls
there are evidences of energy, while the rapid
ty of his glance convinces you Of his decision
A full fair beard softens the somewhat stern eX-
preston of his features. He has great simplicity
of manner and affects rather II kind OF hour
qCOis style of speaking thinking and general
behavior He was dressed in black tnnic
with red facings, without any. embroidery or
gold braid upon the shoulder u small epaulet to
indicate his rank but no other distinguishing
ornament He wore small black cap, border
ed with red and the whole uniform was severe
ly simple. He spoke French with great purity,
without foreign accent beyond slight German
information and occasional hesitancy at certain
words. DO you speak German, sir ~ sad he
to me. mo, Prince, not sufficiently am
sorry for it, as otherwise you would have heard
in what manner our troops, speak OF yours and
IN what esteem tney holu tnenl.. .. l. Innnk you
very much for that opinion" "Oh, it is quite
deserved We have all admitted the tenacity
and the courage which have been evinced even
by the humblest of your soldiers" Then, with
much delicate consideration, and almostm making
excuses for mentioning the facts to lis, he TOLD
us that they had taken between 81 900 and 4,0Ol
prisoners, thirty guns, six mitrailleuses ano
two eagles. Among the prisoners" said he
SIS Gen Raoalt WENT this morning to seq
him at Reichshofen, where he lies wounded hi
hip and thigh being broken l fear that he i
now dying He is q brave officer and he ha
given me some addresses in Paris 70 which h,
wishes letters TO be sentn - But Prince alb
served, 1.-THE other prisoners also have families
: l have thought Of that. have had then
supplied with writing materials ;the letters viii
be sent unsealed to our Consul at Geneva, VIII
vii forHarl thgiu ~ FFncy. Prince W
thank you on behalf Of the mothers whose grie
you are about TO .assuage | do not hS
war, gentlemen. If should reign woul'
never make it, Now, dispute my love Of peAee
this is the third campaign that | have bee
compelled to make l went over the battle
field yesterday. II was frghtful. II It ont
depended upon myself this war would end here
Its your ministers and the Emperor who woul
have il it was not We who wanted it,
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BuIIetin OF Victory from the King OF

BuIIetin OF Victory from the King OF
.... ..f A ...f Prussia.
BRUSSELS, August 31uVIA LONDON,
September 1-12:30 A. M.-The King of
Prussia has sent the following to the
Queen:
VARENNEs, August 30.-The Crown
Prince has been in action with the fourth,
twelfth and seventeenth corps and the
fourteenth corps of Bavarians. Mcmahon
was beaten and driven beyond the Meuse.
Twelve guns, several Thousand prisoners
war were captured. WILLIAM"
BRUSSELS, Sept. 3.--The Prince Imperial
of France has arrived at Chenay, 80 miles
southeast of Mouse, and has been lodged
at the palace of the Prince of Chenay.
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FRENCH NEWS.
Heavy Cannonnding Heard.

LONDON, August 31.--7A dispatch from
Cariganan says cannonading was heard
south of that place all day yesterday and
last night. The result is unknown.
for Sedan. Cariganan is few miles north
east OF Beaumont
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Harris MagnO!ian Cough Drops
PRICE PER BOTTLE 25 GENTS.

This medicine can confidently be recommended for
all diseases of the Throat Bronchial Tubes and Lungs
Ii is invaluable a remedy for Coughs, Colds. Lei s
of Voice, Sore Throat Influenza Dpheria, Bronchitis
Hoarseness Group Whooping Cough, Asthma and Spit
ting of Blood 1t does not profess TO consumption
but from the largely demucent and balsamic charac
Of the ingredients of which it is composed it is claimed
that it will do all for this dire disease that any Cough
Medicine do.
This medicine contains NO OPIUM, or other ingre-
dent of deleterious character and may be given with
the utmost confidence and safety in every stage of the
disease and patients of every age. Dose from ten
drops to easpoOnfu according to the age of the pa
tent and repeated in every instance the urgenc
the case requires, in one two three four hours.
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FINANCIAL Mntter..
CUBAN NEWS.
In.urxentn Wen Armed.

NEW YORK, August 3l.-Official news
from the Cuban Insurgent army states that
5000 rifles, of Upton's first cargo, are now
in the hands OF the rebels. There is good
reason to believe they saved the greater
portion of the second cargo.
Cespedes' government at Oriente will
soon remove to COncaguey.
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The Crowd nj the Palace.

Crowds assembled before the Palace,
when, in response to the cheering, the
Queen appeared and made a short address
All the schools were closed and the monu-
ment to Frederick the III, were literally
buried with flags. Demonstrations were
made before the residences Of Bismarck,
Moltke and the Minister Of War. Stores
were closed all day and the city was given
uD to festivities
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
Dr. M. LytIe's EIixer!
FOR THE CURE or
Diarrhea. Dysentery, Bloody FIuX,
CHOLERA MORBUS, PAINFUL PURGING, SUM
MER COMPLAINT, CRAMP AND collie.

The want of a medicine Of this character has long
been felt 10y the community and has induced the pro-
pretOrs, by thirty years trial in private to intro
duce it for the benefit of the public staple family
medicine. IL does not act astrngent alone, but
by reducing the acidy of the secretng membranes OF
Of the bowels, reduces the inflammation hence per-
forms thorough cure
The proprieors take the liberty of stating to the pub
lc that perfect receipt (Which is guaranteed
for the OF the aforementioned dseases) exists in
the world being entirely vegetable and containing no
sugar OF lead or other nOXiOus drug or mineral And
they would further say that the preparation has met
the hearty approval of numerous physicians who have
used it,
DIRECTIONS
To adults tablespoonful after each passage, or four
times day To children under ten, half tablespoon
full as required. To children under five "A teaspOOuful
To children under two or three, haf ;easpoonful,
will never fail