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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-29

VIII have. families and want dwellings The
services of our own idle carpenters masons and
laborers are Immediately in demand Every
interest at once feels the stimulus Of increased
activity IN business. Merchants, farmers real
estate men, all get the benefit. But il does NOT
stop here. Other capitalists visiting our sitv
are attracted by the lively appearance wherein
an seem TO be making money and they In turn
decide that Knoxville is the place for them and
mus 1t goes on, every new additional business
havlng tendency to draw in others ~
we have had men in our city this season with
hundreds OF thousands of capital which tbev
generally sought 20 invest in manufactures and
whlch we could have secured If we had been
up ana dressed" ready to meet all such
parties, But they come and go and nothing
proposition was before our CITY some tmc
ago To give ten acres of ground. worth. saw
SSOOO to party who should start a manafac-
turing business requiring an investment of
SlOO,0OQ. 1t was voted down by a large rnaiori-
". While the city, would apparently give
away 5000 it would really gain 500 600 and
more The city holds all the property in her
corporate limits subject to tax for any 'reolired
revenue, And this is not all the gain The in
yyestment being once put in motion all that pro-
auced from It remains TO be put into additional
Investments; new dwellings and various new
ana permanent improvements, which hill vir-
tnally belong to the city How great the folly
then, In neglecting or overlooking the means
necessary to secure such manufactures
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-29
Dr. NJ. LytIe's EIixer!
FOR THE CURE or
Diarrhea. Dysentery, Bloody Flux,
CHOLERA MoRBUs. pAINFIrI, prPcrNc c,,,,
MER COMPLAINT, CRAMP AND collie !"

The want of medicine of this charoctor b,. LAM.
Desn ieit Dy the community, and has induced the pro-
Petots Dy over thirty years trial in private 10 intro
euiclhe, ~ does not act as astrngent alone hui
W suulhs ie acldlty OF the secreting membranes Of
forms thorough cure. i'enoe per-
me proprleors take the liberty of stating to the pb
re, that no more perfect receipt (Which Il Guarapteed
pr inc cure 81 the above mentioned diseases exst in
tne Mot!I Dens entirely vegetable and contaning no
sugar OF iead or other nOxOus drug or mineral nS
hey WOULD further say that the preparation has met
vne nesry approval OF numerous physicians who have
m DIRECTIONS:
aagls tablespoonful after each passage or four
ZINES Jay 10 ghiidren under ten. haf-tabIespoon
Ini az required To children under FIVE teaspoopgII
10 cndren under two or three, half-easpoonfI ne
will never fail. DC unecteo u
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-29
Harris MagnoIian Cough Drops
PRICE PER BOTTLE q cPNrs

;, ms medicine can confidently be recommepde5 FIR
a diseases OF the Throat Bronchial Tubes and Lungs
OF Dice, Sore Throat Influenza Diptbera Byonchit,
moarseness Group, Whooping Cough Asthma and SDit
but from the largely demucent and balssmc chsrs,1
81 me ingredients Of which it is composed it caimeS
VA u M DO al for this dire disease that am CoaSI
!, THIS medicine contains NO OPIUM, or other inpro-
deht OF deeterlous character and may be given itb
disease and to patients of every age. Dose from ten
aiops 70 teaspoontgl according to the age of Tho ma
lent anu repeated IN every instance as the urgency
the case REQUIRES, IN one. two. three on four hon
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-29

If you have house to rent, or want to get
house, advertise it in the CHRONICLE Every
body reads it Five lines only twenty-five
cents
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-29
NIarshal,s Sales.


by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED PROM
~ the United States District Court for the Eastern
District OF tennessee, and TO mo directed will sell
and demand that L. N Prescott has in and to certain
what is called Loudon hill on Morrow street frontina
seventy 1--WE feet said street and adjonink the
erty of T. 9. jackson Levied to satisfy judssnen
1870 by Newell Brothers against j. W. North III Jcn,
junS-dltwdt. s. p EVANS, U. S. Marshal.
by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
- the District Court of the United States for the
Eni'ern District OF Tennessee. and 10 ms directed.
ohG YIN day 81 July next al the right title interest
Tennessee, adjoining tha lTnds al William Curd IA
Ihornton. Paul Dunneu, and Charles Frances Levied
on 70 satisfy ajudgmeDt lately obtained in said Cont
junS-dltuit s.P.EvASs, U. $. Marshal.
Try yIRTUH OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
- lho Dstrct court of the United States for the
En En- pistrct of Tennessee, and directed.
li sei LOT Gasp at tho court house in Knoxville
claim and demand a s n c g e.! interest," S
70 certain parcel of land lying in Morgan county
tennessee adjoining the lands Of james Lawlus. Hen
Sjudgment lately obtained in the District Court of the
iuns-ditWit. So. EVANS, U. S. Marshal.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF sALK Issued
I'D from the United States District Court for the Esst
sell for cash at the court house in Knoxyo' On The
9Th day of July next all the right title interest claim
and demand that John Smith has in and to a certain
undivided tract of land lying in the First Cig District
81 Honne county adjoining the lands Of NJ. p Smith,
less, being the farm Widow Smith lives on Levied
on 20 satisfy Judgment and costs A H. Aston q Co
lately obtained against him in said CoErt
jun9-dliwh. S.r EVANS, /. 5. Marshal
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/ be at nhouo VI s"'"'e ''0.'' -, it, .,
Money ments oil great hahui"o.u''"S ''''' 50
,nstruc- would develop our agricultural resource
linus as which the prosperity of our country d
sEri' our merchants and artisans must do tn
in supplying our farmers with the neees'
f, found nlements 10 make and save their crops
Lo- will make the first move in this matter
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II O II : A L f..

FOR A L.
ONE OF THE BEST TENNESSEE 1yr1t
necessary urupg out
connected this
hou
oe SHOP with complete Spring on the Mace ]
supply frtone This be
gam superior inducements the business
ONE HUNDRED IMPROVED AND LOTS IN DE M
oer Additions to Knoxville ond,n
ms as topaz
several desirable residences in the short time opI and
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-29
The Retired Conductor.

The following anecdote is told Of Il e
who was promoted to train dispatcher;
Habit was exceedingly strong with
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-29

DUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS WILL, FrSn
the Lozenses Invaluable for clearing and strength
enng the voice. There no particular directons 10
be,observed in. the of them Containnr nothirg
@ they can be taken freely as requisite
repeating 1t u necessary will almost nyariaby rive
meaate Ieet IN many cases of Hoaseness or loss of
voice, coughs, irritation, Soreness of the Throat Gc
occasoned by cold or unusual exertion of The Vocoi
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sion requires ~ q"e"''' DO oeca-
SS-Stop the little cough or soreness of the throqt and
IT. TRY THEM. " LIN W
Price % Cents per Box.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

deliberations number Of informal reports weIe nau
after which the Moderator announced the sandng co
mtees the reports of the Presbyteries were receveu
all those that referred to the subject OF union WIN
the United Presbyterian Church favored ~ ehcep. o
Eastern and Philadelphia Presbyteres whlcn WERE op
posed to the UniOn fhe Ohio and oago Presbyeres
did not refer to the subject.
In the General synod to-day Dr. McMaster, from the
Committee on the Union between the Reformed fresny
teran and United Presbyterian Churches reported Una,
at meeting of the Joint Committee on this subject hed
in Pittsburgh the third article OF the basis reported Ior
consideration had been stricken out, and some shght
notifications made in other articles.
The report recommends the adoption or RESOLUTIONS
setting forth the desrabeness OF the union recommend
ing the name United Presbyterian Church, the supreme
Judiciary to called the General Assembly Of the United
Presbyterian Church of North America Also that the
different boards and institutions Of the respectis
churches shall not he affected by the
union, but shall have control OF their
funds rites to retain their corporate and other rights
and privileges until the interests OF the church shall
require change. The report states that Dr. MCLEOD
not vote the basis The report made the order
for Monday afternoon. The Synod met In fnteriocutory
~
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

THE REVOLT IN ENTIRE RIOs-DETAILs OF THE
ASSASSINATION OF URQU1ZA-BRAvERY OF
HIS DAUGHTERS IN HIS DEFENSE.
Advices from Buenos Ayres April 16, state that
the murder Of Gen. Urquiza had produced profound
alarm In Buenos Ayres, and there general feeling
Of uneasness among both natives and foreigners ac
count OF revolt in Entire Rios under the leadership OF
Gen, LopeZ Jordan. The National Government had
chartered three steamers to accompany the Argentine
war steamer PavOn and transport all available troops
Buenos Ayres TO the scene OF the revolt dispatch
was sent Rosario ordering the troops coming down
from Paraguay into Entire Rios. Gen. Mre Is
in command. According TO the latest reports Senior
sagastune the Acting Governor OF Entire Rios, was be-
sieged in the town OF Conception del Uruguay.
"Details of the death Of UrquZa had been received
On the evening Of April II, at about o'clock, he
was sitting the patio Of his palace at San JOSH read
ing when he was notified that some armed men were
surrounding the house He at once ordered that tho
guard should be called out, but the guard dsobeyed
took alarm and shut himself up In his
library. Suddenly band OF armed men pene.
trated the premises, broke into the house, burst
open the door Of the room in which the General was
the very mouth OF the General fred the ball took effect
and the General fell. Instantly the whole OF the house
hold rushed to the and the Generals daughter
Lola on perceiving her father murdered and weltertng
murdered parent embracing the and calling upon
the assassns they had killed her father TO kill her
also With satanic cowardce the assassins fired on the
group but strange to say, not ball struck the heroic
GIRL all the balls entering the ifeess body OF her rather
Mean time another OF the General rushed to
scene and with her hand shot down one OF the
assassins and wounded another. Gen. Lopez Jordan,
who sonnaw of Gen. Urquiza surrounded his palace
with 400 men, The murderers OF Gen. UrquZa He'd from
the palace crossed the Uruguay, and are now in the
RandaO
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
FRANCE.
IMPORTANT POLITICAL CONCESSIONS EXPECTED
DEPUTY BURNED IN EFFlGf.
PARIS Friday, May 20, 1870

IMPORTANT POLITICAL CONCESSIONS EXPECTED
DEPUTY BURNED IN EFFIGY.
PARIS, Friday, May 20, 1870.
The proceedings Of the French Commission on the
ubect Of administrative decentralization is said to
Justify hopes for important concessions to local gov
eminent.
Deputy Steenacker was burned in efhgy by a num-
her of residents of his district last evening, Oh ac-
count of his opposition to the Plebiscitum.
NM Rouher and Schneider will address the Cham
bers tomorrow when the vote on the Plebiscltum is
declared. The speech to be delivered by the En-
peror tomorrow was handed al noon to-day, to the
Imperial printers.
The victories of the American yacht Sappho over
the Cambria create marked sensation among Amer
leans here
Three prosecutions against the Rdppet newspaper
for violations of the press laws were decided to-day
against that paper, and its editors have been SEN
fenced as follows In the first case NJ. Vacquer1e to
one months imprisonment and 1000 francs fine, and
NJ Barbieux director, TO Is days and 500 francs In
the second case, NJ. Charles Hugo, one month and
1000 francs and NJ Barbeux, Is days and 500 francs
In the third case NJ. Francois Hugo, one month and
1000 francs and NJ Barbieux, IS days imprisonment.
Prosper Duverger de Hanranne, a personal friend
of NJ Theirs, and Xavier Mariner, have been elected
members of the French Academy.
The Marquis de Talhouet, ex-Minister OF Public
Works has been elected Vce-President Of the Corps
Iegslatif.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
THE INDIANS.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM GEN. SHERIDAN
PROBABLE PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF THE


OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM GEN. SHERIDAN
PROBABLE PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF THE
INDIAN TROUBLES.
WASHINGTON, May 20-Gen. Sherman is in
receipt of dispatches from Gen. Sheridan announcing
that would in day two meet delegation OF Sioux,
and that he had doubt of peaceful termination OF the
Indian troubles Red Cloud the great Sioux Chief Is now
ne route to Fort Fetterman and after big talk there
with Gen. Smith, will visit the "Great Father" In this
city.
Information has been received from Gen. Stanley that
the large party Of hostile Sioux who In large force
threatening the Government officials at the Cheyenne
Agency opposite Fort suly, have disappeared Major
Randall who in charge Of the agency is commenced
very highly by Gen. Stanley for his fortude ana 1er
minaon I'm the face OF large band OF savage wafr10Is
Gen Pope that the Indian RAID on tne lihe
Of the Kansas Pacific Railway seems TO be ended ana
thinks the arrangements made will prevent recurrence
NJ such AN outrage Gen Sherman has telegraphed 10
cen Pope that he hopes the most vigorous measures VIII
be adopted capture and destroy the lnahs VINO nade
the raid.
PICKETs ATTACKED IN NEBRASKA.
SIDNEY. Neb., MAY 2O-Lieut. Hardenberg's
pickets who were posted the bluffs north OF this
station were driven in at 8ocock last evening 4y
Indians They came from the north ana retreatea III
westerly direction.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE
MEMPHIS. Nav 2O.-In the Methodist EpiscO-

a. MEMPHIS, MAY 20-In the MethOdist EpIbcO-
pal Conference to-day, the Committee the Formation
new Conference Committee for the circulation OF the
Holy Scriptures submitted able report, which was
adopted. The report Of the Committee on B0undares
submitted yesterday was adopted. The report OF the
Committee the Book Concern In favor OF its contnu
ance at Nashville, provoked loud discussion Dts
Bond and Watson of Baltimore and Moran OF North Car
olna favored s removal to Baltimore and Drs McFer
rem OF Tennessee and Evans Of Georgia opposed me
proposition After the discussion had been continued
for some time, Major Dawson OF Kentucky offered an
amendment substituting Louisville In lieu OF Baitlmore'
with prOviso that Louisville pay the proposed DO0O,
pending which the Conference adjourned.
AT the afternoon session Bishop Wghtman presidng,
the question OF removing the Book Concern was taken
up. The amendment substituting Baltimore ~ the place
was withdrawn and the substitute naming Louisville
debated by Mr. Morton and Dr. N. L. Lee In favor,
and Dr. McFerrin In opposition, at great length The
previous question called and the substitute rejected
60 70 100. aud the Tep0rt adopte6.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
GREAT BRITAIN.

PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT-THE SCIENTIFIC
EDUCATION COMMIssIoN-DEATH OF LON
DON PUBLISHER - INTERNATIONAL YACHT
RACES DEPRECATED.
LONDON, Friday, May 20, 1870.
In the House of Commons tonight Mr.. Childers
defended the Lords of the Admiralty from the mpu-
tation Of favoritism in the award of contracts for
freight charters.
Lord Million extenuated his conduct in withdraw
ing from the House last night. He said he did so
because he was denied his constitutional night to
ask and receive an answer from a responsible Min
lister.
Mr. Gladstone soothed the gentleman by answer
ing his question of the night before. The Hudson
Bay Company had fulfilled it's engagements to the
Home Government and there was no subject worth
litigation left The trade licenses had been legally
granted under the acts quoted by the gentleman
Mr. Monsell said recent dispatches from Ottawa re-
ported that order prevailed in the Red River Terri
tory and the new form of government provided for
that district promised the best results.
Mr. Shaw Lefevre recited the leading provisions of
the new Merchant Shipping Code, which has been
embodied in a bill. Its purpose is to protect the
lives OF passengers and seamen from danger on un-
seaworthy vessels Sir John Hay and Mr. Samuda
thought an inquiry by Royal Commission should
preclude such legislation.
Mr. Graves also dissented and in the course OF his
remarks alluded 10 the reports about the uDseaworth
ness of the missing steamer City of Boston when she
left port. He denied that she was Overladen, and
quoted American testimony in proof of bis denial.
Mr. Cardwell thought the case was one not for in
quiry but for legislation the facts were notorious.
After remarks from other members the subject
was dropped.
Sir Rounde Palmer asked what the Government
had done relative TO the late massacre in Greece.
The Queens subjects we're theoretically entitled to
protection abroad especially diplQlatc servants.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY 2l, 1870.

day that he has signed the bin Incorporating company
to erect new market house the site Of the present
rude structure Ou PennsylvaAaraye TO cost n 100000
Among the applications for official numbers for new
American vessels received at the Bureau OF Statistics
are the following: York. screw propeller
of Detroit nine vessels aggregating 32 tuns
including propeller Of sS9 tns and another vessel OF
7s3 tuns Waldoborough, tuns The increasing num-
ber Of applications for registry indicates that the nav
cation interests are reytving
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
ROME.

PROGRESS OF THE INFALLIBILITY DISCUSSION.
LONDON. Friday May, 90, 1870.
Letters from Rome state that debate on the Con-
sutio de primatia is now going on in the Gcumeni-
cal Council. The Bishops of Dion, Spires, and
Rothenburg have made speeches against the Infal-
libility dogma, and at last accounts Cardinal
Schwartzenburg had the floor in opposition. One of
the organs of the Vatican says however that resist
ance is practically extinct.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
He repeated the details of the murder and eulogsed

Itpcdttu tiiC uOee'ic Va 1C
the victims
Sir Henry Bulwer denounced the Greek Govern
meut with unsparing severity, and urged confer
ence with the Allies to give the country govern
ment responding in some degree to the requirements
of civilization.
Mr. Gladstone urged at the present moment mod
GRAFTON of feeling the subject. The official dis
patches 30 far received were certainly unsatisfac-
tory; but the correspondence was still incomplete.
The House adjourned.
The Royal Commission to draw up report on the
necessity for and character of scientific education
has been formed, and is composed of the Duke of
Devonshire, the Marquis of Lansdowne, and Messrs.
Lubbock. Shutteworth, Huxley, Miller, and Stokes.
John Henry Parker, F. S. A., the publisher Of Lon
don is dead
The Rev. Charles Kingsley has been appointed
Dean of Rochester.
The Standard has an editorial article to-day in
spired by the recent yacht and rowing races. The
writer admits the Sapphos victory, and hopes it will
be the last heard of International matches which
do nothing but foster mischievous jealousies."
Mark Lemon, editor of Punch, is seriously i'll. E.
s. Dicey, lately editor of Tho Ners is about to visit
the United States.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
CUBA.

SLAVES BELONGING TO INSURGENTS MANUMITTED
ALLEGED SURRENDER OF CUBANS
HAVANA, May 20.-Capt. Gen. De ROdas has just
published an order that all slaves belonging to in
surgents in the field or in foreign countries, who
have taken up arms served guides to the Spanish
troops performed any other service for the national
cause, are henceforth free.
The insurgent Captain Mestrl and some of his fol-
lowers have surrendered to the Spanish authorities at
Puerto Principe.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
ITALY.

GARIBALDI UNDER SURVEILLANCE IN CAPRERA.
FLORENCE, Friday, May 30, 1870.
Three Italian frigates are cruising around the
island of Caprera, to prevent the escape of Gen.
Garibaldi to Naples The Government has taken
this action because it is known the of Garbaldi
are with the insurgents in Southern Italy.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
GERMANY.

BARON LIEBIG CONvALESCENT.
MUNICH, Friday, May 26, 1870.
Baron Liebig, whose condition recently caused
much anxiety, is convalesceut
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
NOMINATIONS AND COMPUTATIONS -COMMIs-
sIONER WELLS IN DEFENSE OF HIS OWN
MIsREPREsENTATIONs-A NEW MASONIC TEN
PIE,


MIsREPREsENTATIONS-AN NEW MASONIC TEN
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
The following nominations were sent In To-Day:
.eob stoeI Of Minnesota be principal Clerk Of Private Land
Claims in the General Land Once ,,,o.. 4.
Andrew Kaus be Register Of the Land Once Tor the Ar
shannon to ~ Receiver Moneys for the district
The Senate In Executive session to-day, confirmed the
following nominations: -. s,,- MAJ. \,
M Gspse W. Dent Appraiser Of Merchandise Of San Francisco Cal
M Geogt w. Bbedor Secretary Of the Territory OF Dakota
Mr. Jesse Moore, Postmaster At Ovsnsborough, Ky
Mr. r. Il, Hawkins Postmaster a Bowling Green, ny
The majority report of the Committee on Manufactures
reyie wing the report Of the Special Commissioner OF the
Revenue Mr.. Wells, has been followed by report o
fbe minority Of the Committee consisting OF Representa-
tyes cleveland and Rice. II embOdies letter at great
en0fh Addressed by Mr Wells to the Committee, IN res
onse A. note addressed TO him, asking what he had 70
ay 10 the charges preferred by the majority OF the
Ccmnittee against him Of MEASUREMENT and misrepre-
eaaions Tommissoner Wells In this letter takes up
and analyses the report OF the majority on the question
of MIG iron inland freight duties on steel lnmber and
the m chasing power OF meat, and wheat ana ADDS
vast additional amount OF evidence In support OF nis
nositions and recommendations. The report OF the
minority will make document at least az large as that
Of the majority and by order OF the House they VIII be
printed together. - ,s.,. ..,.v,.
The dedcaiory services OF the new Masonic temple
toOk place this evening and large numbers 1 asohs
were present. An address was dehVered ny mUor beh
Perley Poore of Massachusetts A., ,u. s..o
sp4cial Cabinet meeting was held to-day, Dut secre.
taries Fish and RObcsOn were not present. ArshI.ht
secretary Days nted the State Department Mr.
RohesoD went 10 Annapolis this morning.
The Presidept informed the House bv message 70