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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
E,ntirnn,; gicccina,-

The rcceipts Of the Nashville and Chattanoo-
go Railroad for the month ofOctobcr amounted
to &l2O,S725S The receipt of the Nashville
aud Northwestern Railroad for the same month
amounted to S3s zee Businc.s on both roads
has been good and is still increasing.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Sudden pPrr1I.

We are informed that little colorcd girl nine
or ten years of age an orphan, died suddenly
in East Knoxville, on Saturday night She had
been sick during the day, and slept alone, and
on Sunday morning was found dead in her bed.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
&CnaihlP.

One Of the campaign subscribers to the DAILY
CHRONICLE sends five dollars TO continue his
subscription, and adds II cannot possibly do
without good loyal paper to read these long
Sinter nights." This is just what great many
othcrs think. ana they are subscribing for IT,
CURoSICLE
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Iron yVOrks.

We learn that the Embrce Iron Works, in
Washington county, i, doing good work to-
wards opening up the iron interests OF upper
East Tennessee. From four 20 five tons are
gotten out every day, and they now have two
hundred tons on hnnd awaitinr -hinmont
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

The case of Gen. Joseph a. Cooper We. Rob
ert Reynolds, involving the title to the property
five miles west of Knoxville, whore Gen. Coop
err resides, was taken up and argued in the SUI
prsme Court at Washington on Wednesday by
Hon. Horace Maynard for the plaintiff and j.
w. Moore for the defendant
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Died.

In cambridge, on wednesday, November
10th Of consumption, William +. Harris, eldest
son Of William Harris, Esq., aged 20 years
In New Market on Wednesday Noyambar
10Th, Mrs. Amy Walker mother of Mai Jas
H. Walker, aged ~ years
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Occupied.

The two beautiful storc-roon7 in front ofthe
Baptist Church are now occupied The one on
the north by Messrs. Hope 81 Miller, with II
splendid stock of watches, clocks fine jewelry
Nc, and the other by n. Il. Hall who has
fine stock of motions
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
GNllnnaNil.

1t is said that James Robinson. circus col
lapsed at Nashville tho other day and failed TO
meet its appointments made ahead of that city
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
ChcnD corn.

We ara informed very large smoust OF corn
oan be had delivered ON Clinch river az 70 cents
per hu.hcl, and delivered en- Powell. river ut
% cents per buahel
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Died OF Eniurles n.rcI,ci.

The little child Of Sallie Roddy, colorcd, who
was burned so severely II few days ago died on
Sunday afternoon from the etfcc of the Injuries
received
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Drowned.

drowned on Monday last, whilo attempting to
ford French Broad river
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Wanted

To borrow, $1,000 on frst-cln-s collateral So
curity. Address stating interest, Sc =. O.
Bex 4, Kingston, Tennessee. .p nov @-3t
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4 Warming

Scientific men have Recently discovered that
the poison taken into the system, from continual
smoking of tobacco, will cause death in one
hundred and siXty-scvcn years. We warn our
readers who have been smoking nearly that
time to break themselves Of the habit at once.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Personal,

Mr.. Patton, anthor Of Biographical Sketches
OF Self-made men in Frank Lc,ies Chimney
Corner, was in town yesterday, and will prob
ably give a sketch Of some of our -Clt-made
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Heavy Reward.

viction of tho parties who placed Instructions
on the Alabama and CHATTANOOGA Railroad
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Federal Gt.Iart.

Judge IL. H. Gnmons will bold the United
states Circuit Ccurt in this city, on she second
Monday in JANUARY next
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
MUNICIPAL.
Meeting or the Hoard OF Nsvor nud Alder.

The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen met last
evening, Mayor Van Glider in the chair.
Tho Mayor stated TO the Board that he had no
special communication To mRks--sxcept that il
was necessary for She citizens to psy up thsir
lures in order 10 meet the liabilities OF the city
Upon motion the Board went into IN election
for Chisf and Assistant Chiefs 1T tho Fire De
rartmout, with the following result:
Dr. j. VI. Boyd, Chisf, z. j. Sanford lst AZ
si,inHt and Col A. :. Marissr, md Assistant
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

The Union oHd dmericGn Of the 10th says that
Ed. Gu.tus and Madison Wells wee pordoned
out Of tho work-house in thi- city, ON last Mon
day, by Governor Seuter
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SPECIMEN COPIES

oftbc CauoNtcLr mailed free to any address on APP
ploation.
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Strengthening.


Hog slaughtering commenced at the Pork
House yesterday
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

This body will convene in Nashville on the
1st Monday in December.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

KEEPING PETS. The love of pets is q
natural sentiment; if it is trained and the
raising of them is systematic, the breeders
become .foHcierS and breed for definite
points in the objects of their fancy. Their
interest in them is permanent, and COM
parativcly great pecuniary value is attach
ed to such birds or animals as approach
perfection. The result il II very happy
one; breeds are Improved, both in useful
characteristics and in beauty great pleas
ure Is experienced by the ianciers them
selves; acknowledge of natural laws is gain
ed, skill in breeding acquired, and the
wealth of the country notably increased.
We believe more than ever in encouraging
by children and by every body who can do
80 to very much greater extent than il
now nrncfirnh
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Brolherhood OF Loeomolive Engiaeer..

We have received the Monthly journal of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for No
ycnber through the courtesy Of Mr. j. b.
Picllcna. This No contains much interesting
matter and should bee in the hands of every
railroad onginccr
The Brotherhood i doing good work Tor il.
mcmhcrs ard il. financial matters are in very
satisfactory srb touizhing condition
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CATARRH REMEDY.

l do not wish To inform you, reader, that DR..
Wonderful, or any other man, has discovered
remedy that cures Consumption, when the lungs
are half consumed, short will cure al diseases
whether Of mind, body or estate, make men live
for ever, and leave death to play for want Of work.
andto make our subunary sphere ablixsfal Paradise
to which Heaven itself shall be but side show.
You have heard enough ofthat kind of hum buggery.
But when ] tell you that Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy will positively the worst Of Catarrh
in the Head ] only assert that which thousands
can testify To. will pay $500 Reward for q ease
that cannot cure. A pamphlet giving symptoms
and other information sent free to any address.
This remedy il
SOLD By MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price 50 cents. Sent by mail postpaid, ON receipt
Of sixty cents, or fur packages for two dollafs.
Beware Of cOunterteits and worthless limitations.
see that my private stamp, which is positive
guarantee of Genuineness, is upon the outside
wrapper. Remember that this private Stamp.
issued by the United States Government expressly
for stamping my medicines, has my portrait, name
and address. and the words ''U. :. Certificate Of
Genuineness. - engraved upon IL, and need not he
misnaken. Dom be swindled by travellers, and
Others representing themselves a. Dr. Sage; am the
only man now living that has the knowledge and
right tn manufacture the Genuine DIR. Sagc's Ca
tarrh Remedy, and never travel to sell this medi-
cine. X. v. Pierce, NJ, ID.
augid&w6i 133 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. v
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
B. A. FAHNBSTOCK'
v E B NJ I FU G e!

TT Is Noyy ovrp rocTv WEARS SINCE THIS
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Of life is nearly exhansted, and b. A. Fahnessock' $
sefmLuSe conunues I'd grow IN IaSof oauy. tnii-
than worms, and spasms are most frequently the
Wh.r ,h.v ,ro ;rr;,,bi. .,J c.r.rish .o,,.,;,,.s
craving food and eating ravenously again refusing
hoIc m
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b. A. FAHNESTOCK'S SON.,
PITTSBURGH, Pc.
SOLE PIsOPRlETORS.
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4 fOpNT SAINT MARY IS LOCATED SOUTH
J. III - laaveaV0th, - bnat11hl SG1Usao6eo,
cs1naD1ing ~ = ~ city - RNt,, 81 -.
aa6efilQ & Tie XIasean fivH, DossA - Dat1
&O - eye - seaeA. :. 80 a-l;.l E
h gEossds csonaiss 1Ay-9ya AeaA A ex-
tsn1ise lAy,gDand = AppglpE3aea exel1tssly d
H. - eftke teplk IL esose1ieace - Con-
uA-spscisas - ~ vsna!l.na 6ssni-
rseissuc. Ts.s .usIe asd 6nsiae reasas. ..
Nlbeoosy - NlFsAneoe 0saA b4ny -
diaps1sy-hs vud, - - hse s0anss1
to IenAR s.. Nasy's 90 efth 0sst amlnA26 ean-
eattoaal Institutions in The West- =
IL Aesaeaie Tear ds1es nm tAe 1ne nsa1ay
h eeVesDhes, ~ elBo O IL ~ 4 yane. Il
divided into tvO se.ions a Ave n0a1hs eleh- p
arc eAaEsed only with Tie Psstisa thss ny NJ
main. --.-r-
No Esduc4ioa vin be made Or tho.e Who an
witAds1vn bs1hse the expiatica of the Ssaisa,
eEeepe n eass e sckne8. l
TIE COURSE Or ugUx8uO1IoJl
In 81. Mary Female Academy coopsis:
Orthosnphy, Reading, Piain and ornane.taI
Pennanship. Aithmeiic Gnnnar, E2ocvtiea,
Ancient md Noder1 Geography, 0eo&Gy, Aneisai
= Il AL,ac.o A', a ci.s T; y. r.
,sss., he:.sy, 1v.Sn, Gso 60 sssI A..iyss
Book Keeping, FfencA, German and Latin Ian
gueees, xusic o. the Piano Hsrte, Harp, Meaoaeon
sn1 Gsitar, voeal Nusic. DySvi1g. rsinting u on
and Water Colon, Canyon Psinti1g, Flain anA Or
nansental Needlevogk, Tapestry, Enbeuidesy,
Csoehet and LAee work, Zephyr asa Wax FlovesA
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TERMS:



The Sisters will spare pains to resder this
Academy worthy of extensive pasEua.ge. The
health and happiness Of their pupils WIN be cum
slant objects u their soicitude, whilc they yin
deavor daily to instil into their tender nins and
hearts the principles q moral reetitude.
The discipline Is mild but Arm, and the strict
Observance Of rules Is enjOiDed upon al.
As an incentive to clOse application, medals, in
all the classes are distributed on the rst Monday
in each month.
DIPLOMAS ~M b conferred spes those ONLY rko %
through tie entire Aca6eaic oosrse q kxdies.
To svOd interruption Of classes, visits b pupils
are confined to Saturdays, and can be made only by
their parents, sisters, uDcles and sants. OtheIs
will not be received, unless formally authoeised by
parents guardians.
No deduction will be made for absence, unleps
caused by sickness. Pupils are required to bring
all neceanry articles for The tOilet.
o1-Fof the naintainance Of go0d order, Il Is re-
quired that al pupils assist with propriety, 1t the
public duties Il religion.
All cOmmunicati0as respecting the Acad00y,
addressed to the MOTHER SUPERIOR OF ST.
MARY'S FEMALE ACADEMY, Leavenvogth,
Kansas, win receive immediate attentiea.
iy3edeaw&w - -
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THREATS ALL PRIVATE DISEASES syPH-
IL Ills, all forms, Gonorrheea, Glee;, Structure,
de-, completely eradicated. That class Of
saltint fiSas self-abuse, producing unmaniinesz,
nervous debility. irritabifiiy. erupsions, SEMINAL
eoi1ions anA Aaally impotesey, permanently
cured. Medicine prepared in the establishment,
which enhsaces okee, reception and waiting rooms
also beas111g and slsepisg apastnenb br patients
requiring dsily pers.nal attention, and vapor and
chemical haeks, thus cs0eensratlDg The famed min
eral spring.. BsAh sexes married o. sinGls, suffer-
ing frosn indiacretj0n, inluleeaces OF exposures,
may aVpay sssi he eurel. No matter Via have
failed, state ysar ease. Read what he says in his
pampADet, Hoe ~ every sslrpss free. Thoussnds Of
eAns tsoa1a3 aanually, at 0fSee ard all over the
country -01asultatio6 free, personally or By mail.
&c ~ - avenue, =. lOuis, Ma HOuSs,
Q. =. 05R -. Sundays, -. ~. to II o y.
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The STORY OF 1E PRINCE IMPERIAL
ana di:mon1s OF tne Impress Eugene nav
ing Arrived mere Is faise.
| THE PEOPLE GREATLY AGITATED AT MAR
| sE1LLEs.
MARsElLLEs, August l-FOr two DAYS
this city has been greatly aGitated by the
dem00szstioas Of the people. Great crowds
have assembled and loudly demanded arms.
Lat evening groups Of Radicals, seemingly
| with0ut evil intentions, entered tie City Hall
and endeavored to overthrow the municipal
government. The troops quietly arrived
with stringent orders to arrest the violators.
Arrests have been continued today, and
sbout forty persons are nov under guard.
The city 3 perfectly tranquil again at the
present hour.
GREAT ACTIVITY AT CHERBOURG.
PARIS, August 10, via LONDON, August IL
AT Cherbourx, IL night, there was great
activity in the embarkafion of troops for the
bastle.
ADENIAL.
The Austrian Ninister here il authorized
to deny the report that Italy and Austria are
sendice troops 20 ave Napoleoa. .
THE cOMNAND OF THE OFFENCES OF PARIS.
The Soir ays that Admiral de Voury will
take command of the defences of Paris
Cannoniers from the navy have been placed
under his orders, to man the guns of the
forts around the city.
THE DEMOCRATS TRIUMPH IN THE MUNCI-
PAL ELECTION.
LONDON, August IA Paris special says
the municipal elections 20 far as heard from
show the triumph Of the Democratic candi.
dates.
RADICAL JOURNALS SUPPRESSED.
PARrs, August 1.-THE RepcMe and Rap
nj Radical journals which were seized Last
night have been entirely suppressed by Min
isferial decree. The position ofPrefecf of the
now Minister Of the Interior, win mot be 1iIed'
a afsairs and Prefecture Police, will here.
afscr be under the control of the Minister of
the Inferior.
CONTINUATION OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE
coRrs LpsIsLArr.
PARrs, August 1.-The following is
coutinu,tion Of the prOceedins In the Corn
Ie9islstif yeseertlay. The ouesfion was made
Chine need but meet to decide. but need
not retard the action of the Chambers. The
Commissioner must give a report and We
must deliberate at once.
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HE STATE o. KANSAS.

THE STATE o. k1NeAS, ss
Lezvenvsth County.
In the Probate Court, in and for said County.
IN the natter e IL Estate Of Clarz ". Reed, de-
eeassd.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters Of Admin
~ ieus6so hsse 80 granted to the usslsnignel
% the Estate q C1a II. Reed late 81 sid County,
depsassi, By the He0orsble, the Prshate Court u
The Cba1ey anA etaAe aoFe..id, dated the 18th day
a July, A. ID. 1s7o. Nov, al persSns having
clsims sgainss Tie miA esssae, are hereby notified
thss they most pseseat the some 10 the undersigned
~ sll0vaDee within year ffym the dste of -sid
ksten. q tAey n9y e psee1uaeA from any bene6t
q - eenAa snh thne sch Claims be nat exhib-
i1e1 within three Year, aser he date Of mid letters
Shey shaH be lbreveT haired.
h L BALDRIDGE, Admir-
sfths Esea1s e Cha u. Reed, Deed.
LeavenvoFth City, July n, 1870. jy2l-v
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ing theif intended victim dispeF5ed.
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tioa Of he new Ain.azy, and rod De names
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fHE RIGHT TO CURI sfAlnlERM0 FOR
SALE.

The SUCCESS Of my method Of curing Stammering
being proved beyond controversy, and the are be-
ing copy .hghted in the United States
Courts f0r the District Of Kentucky and the vide
extent Of territory over which my right extends,
and the frequent calls which have from distant
sections make IL neccnry for me TO sell portion
Of the territory, and now oler the following States
fOr sale, At the annexed prices. ! can imlart the
art " any DESTROYS 0f purchasing, and at price
that Q 9reat deal q money be made out Of IT,
SsannefinG b not confined 10 any section Of coun-
try q eonditOa Of meu, and there Is nothing which
1sssoa viii pay for more literally than to be re-
lieved ftpsa this Distressing misfortune.
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Ksv Yes. Ass,ss issA 1851.


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tai,isg very ntsis sseas, . ..an Psrsisa ofssiat
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thss spsa i,spscAisa n viii ,est with yoar appso
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With . feeling Of coa6deace.
Ian very RESPECTFULLY,
II. +. HELNBOLD.
Cbsaist asd Druggist Of is years exPeriesce In
PAilsSelgAia, asA sev IocsasA q his Drug and
Cheaseal wassAose, - BssaAvsy, New York.
lFron tAe largest Manufacturing Chemists IN TIE
Wall u-.
81 IN acquainted with Mr. H. 7. Helnbold; he
sos.sssa - Dsug sssw sssa.issny rsuide.ce. and
IA. sscoe,saAl IN eseA.ctiag Ne bssine. vhess
sxhen hsd not bssa equally 30 besdre hin. I have
hesa iayor.b,y inpsesssd With his character and
WILLIAM WEIGHTNAN,
Firm Of FOwers weishtnan. Manufacturing
CAeaisas, Ninth ard Bsows streets, Philadelphia.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-18
ATcHlsox CoUxrY.-The Champion gives
the falluwisg y the pepGlnsim - Atchisea
County:

TIE lasea childlsn's Toy ia thrss-wbeeled
velocipede which runs BY machinery, vessd
up like clock. The vehicle is mounted by
$1,000 Vile DIP vhse lWp through
the motions q naturally Is could be desires,
and the thing travels around room with
pleasing rapidity. Several Of them in q
large room make funny appearance.
Tine shop in course Of erection q tie Pan
itsaeiasy b one Of the mos excessive h lie
Wet The appearance Of thiaes about ths
inaituioa Is rapidly changing - Tie work Of
completing tie Prison Is pushed On, and We
shall soon have accommodation for all the
people Who desire to Ct In there.
RAIN Gil TO he depsA Of four and three
fourth inches between Saturday and Thnss-
day morning.
The Leavenwoeah coal company are ship
ping coal up the Kanns Pacific, by the car
load. Immense quantities are now being
taken out.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-18

NOllcc.
H. w. Gillett and u. II. lnsley, Late partners
under the style Of Gillett 4 Insley, plaintiiss,
william Cr0Vdes, defendant.
Befese Heasy W. Rice, Justice Of the Peace,
Tone,noxie township. Leavenworth County, Kan.
Said defendant is hereby notified that an order Of
attachment vas issued by said Justice the Peace
AGAINST your goods and chsttels the sth day Of
July, A. IL 1870 in favor Of said plaintiffs for the
soe Of Say .thrse dollars and twenty cents, and
that trial OF said cause viii be heard the the 9th
day Of August, A. D., 1879, at o'cloek .. N.
GiLLETT 4 lesley,
aug10vlls Plaintiffs.