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Evening star., 1870-02-05

AT the National Theatre, Kelly s. Leon close
their engagement this evening, giving "The
Pretty Faust" for the last time, and on Monday
T. l. Davenport will appear i'm "Hamlet.,
Evening star., 1870-02-05

Elsewhere viii be found another number of
the thoughtful and convincing articles upon the
question " Where Shall be the Capital.n
Evening star., 1870-02-05

WAsHrHsroN, Feb. S, 1So.-Jay Cooke q Co.
furnish the following quotations OF Government
aorurifien:
Evening star., 1870-02-05

1%AN ARMY IN ACTUAL LINE OF RAT.
uA9 lie having Just driven the enemy back out
~ MS WORKS, can be seen any evening at the White
hufst 6aiery Exhibition. Also, batteries in action
anu many other startling scenes, photographed on
the spot, and presented natural size. The shinyle
can he counted on the houses in Richnond; the
bricks IN Libby Prison and Castle Thunder: the
grlhed iaces Of fighting men can be studied AMI an
the field " N ""r !, y"
Evening star., 1870-02-05

THE LIFE OF MARY RUSSELL milford,
authoress of ''Onr Village etc. Told by herself
n letters to her friends. Edited by the Rev A. G.
n IL Estrange; In two volumes .............S So so
THE SPIRIT OF LIFE; or Scripture Testimony To-
The Divine Person and Work Of the Holy Ghost !:
Ey 4: IL. Bickerstcth. NJ A., author of ..Yester-
The YOUNG COMPOSER: 4 Guide to English
Grammar and Composition BY Henry N Day
MADAM HOW ANDLADY WHY: or First Lesson,
IN Earth Lore for Children By Rev. Charles
kingsley, M. A.. author of Water Babies. etc .
with hume rous illustrations s..............S 8 90
THE LOST LEGENDS OF THE NURSERY
SONGS BY Mary Senior Clark. Beautifully IT.
lus rated from the authors own designs s 3 90
SHAKESPEARE AND THE EMBLEM WRIT
thought and expression, preceded by a view of
Emblem Literature down TO A. ID. 1916 BY Henry
And same with wide paper margin n.....,.S2 or,
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DR. RICH AUS
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Ash for no Other Jake ne other, and you win ssvs
stage which they fail TO cure ~
e ~. ktchafs Goldea BaisaM No. cures Ulcers.
liberated SIRE Throat and Mouth, sore Eyes, Cuts-
neous or skin kruptions, Copper Colored Biotches,
soreness Of the scalp, scrofuls, &c s the greaiss
henosator, Alternative, and Blood Purifier known,
blood pure and healthy.
RAJ Anections Rheumatism in all its iorns, whether
from mercury or other causes: gives immediate
lief In all cases. No dieting necessary. I have
tnoussnes o. Certincates proving the mirsculSes
lor No; 2 $500 per bottle, two bottles for ssD.
Db. ktchaEs Golden 1afidofe. . safe, speedy,
pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Deranee-
per bottle.
Dr. R.ehas's Code. E1ix~ d,Ansr, q radical
for Nervous General Debility in old young,
impartins energy With wonderful eject. Price, sso
On receipt o price, these Remedies viii be shipped
70 any place. Prompt attention paid te al CORES
ksckssis Goidss Eessdi,s, d. 81 SscAards, sole pro-
prietor" blown In glass Of bottles.
Address DIR. 2. B, RICHARDS, No: eee vartok
street, New York. Once hours from Q. N. 90 D.
n. urCirsulars sent. U1v
Evening star., 1870-02-05

he BINGS REMEDY-vIAFUGA-F Com
y sumption, Coughs, and attendant diseases For
SAFE wholesale and retail, at the Original Manufac
turing Depot, corner 9th and q streets north. 1t
EVERETT snchUsetfs are BET
~ ?fh Gnd 10Th Sf,.-J. EVERETT MARTIN Prin-
eipaiZThe second session of this school commences
rep q, IoO az which time a few more pupils can be
accommodated. For circulars or information in
quire at the school fei st
IMP0RTANT To FEMALES-DR and MA
DAME DUBOIS Us years practicel guarantees
certain relief t. married ladies' with or without mel
icine AZ one interview. Female restorative SIS Pa
TENTS from distance provided with Board nursing
&c. Electricity scientifically applied No 81 East
twenty third street. near Third avenue fe5-5mF
SsPEtIkI NnrICI
Evening star., 1870-02-05

OROADHEAD co.
- Owing TO the lateness Of the season, and recent
decline in Dress Goods we Offer our entire Stock Of
ssas:tpe: ssss Gs.s. nOs:sy SSsS
Black Alpacas, from Nk up. Splendid Fast goior ior
Prints, l0c. others at Sc. Bleached and Unbesched
Muslins, Sc mp. All Linen Towels, with red hor
ders, l2c. and host of other articles, equally low.
fe st BROApHEAn kCn
Evening star., 1870-02-05

@! HAVE PLEASURE IN STATING THAT
~ hereafter the supply Of PROFESSO X
COOKS BALM OF LIE will be equal to the de-
mand. Inability of the glass works TO furnish the
cient supply. This has been remedied. 1t will be
found In the DRCGSTORES and at the manufac-
turing LABORATORY, 627 II street, near 7th.
1eo5t 7. A. COOK.
NFOFFlCE OF THE POTOMAC FERRY
US COMPANI, Serenh street Wharf, Washing
ton. January 9th. 1s7O.-The Annual Meeting of the
St9ekholders Of the Potomac Ferry Company will be
held ON WEDNESDAY. February 9th, $50, at the
washington city. 5. 5. HOWISON,
Eel cost President Potomac FERRY Co.
~ PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY-Notice
lS Is hereby given that all persons i'm Arrears
1or Lots IN the Prospect Hill Cemetery. are hereby
requested to settle their accounts within month 3
time from to-day, otherwise they will be rcsod By
order OF the Board Of Directors. JOHN G.. Kill
LIAM, Treasurer, 120S II street. between 18th
and 18th streets Washington, d. e., January 10Th
$50. ja2S& W6wr
Evening star., 1870-02-05

US CHURCH on SUNDAYS st 4, - d AndAN ~
p. N. Sunday School at 9x Q. m. oc | ~ -
Evening star., 1870-02-05

OWING TO THE GREAT FALL IN GOLD
~ Twill now sell the BEST PARIS kID-1
GLOVES at q 90 pair. Lrlhl
s. HELLER, N,ahJ
7l3 Market Space. tkkl
IMITATION HAIR. iaI3- I'm
Evening star., 1870-02-05
LOAN OFFICE. ~
3l4 NINTH STREET. @

314 NINTH STREET, o q
Four doors north OF Pennsylv avenue
ROBERT FULTON x co. loan money ON all
KINDS OF collaterals at the lowest market rates The
only Christian Loan Office in the District fe5-5m
APIES BE CAUTIOUS WHO You CONSULT
- as there are imposefs in this city representing
themtelyes as being connected with this Office who
buf lew years ago were acting doctors stewards
aboard OF I. 5. ship, and others discharged from
some OF our drugstores for incompctency. Such is,
tne CLASS that are calling attention Our Office
established at 10 street south since l5iJ where
We have treated over twelve hundred cases of female
obstructions or irregularities last year
ia 5-3tr DRS. LA FOREST Il RRnTHERS
Evening star., 1870-02-05

1E OFFICE WASHINGTON SKATING
NIX BCAt a meeting Of the WASHING
ii;S dWN ShAllNH CLCB, ON February 2d, AN sd-
Iose 81 paying note due by the Club, and start.
ing tOatiDg club on the Park. The members are
requested to call before the 18th OF February at
The Office Of the Secretary, otherwise the groun
viii be sold aud lost To the Club -
THOS l.. WAGGAMAN, Secretary,
fc 4l0t IRepl SIG 7fh At oun POST Ofhra
Evening star., 1870-02-05

nTkEPCBLICAN MEETING.-A meeting will
uxSS De held at Union League Hall, on SATUR-
DA1 EVENING. the 5th instant, at 7SD o o'clock for
the purpose OF organization for the approaching
MuhlclpaI election; All ami Bowen Republicans,
VINO are friends OF the present National Aaminis,a-
uon, without dlstinction Of color, and who
HAY NAY aesiie reform in our municipal administra-
BY order OF COMMITTEE of Arrangements
prSI N MEOW W VI, DIXON, Chairman
Evening star., 1870-02-05
FOR SALE AND RENT.

FoR kENT-one threcstory BRiCk HOUSE.
- containing rooms. Gas a1i water. on lsth !.
between and G, No. 5s9, Island: i've minutes
walk to the Agricultural and ten minutes walk @
tae treasury Department. Inquire At No. s22 9Th
Evening star., 1870-02-05

SOLE AGENCY FOR THE DISTRICT,
~
DUPONTs CELEBRATED POWDER.
At Store of 7. A. RiTCHIE, Forrest Hall, Georre-
- town, DO.
An Qualities and quantities supplied to tl,e ,r>da
ofSporting, Mining, and Blasting POWDER. in bar
res, kegs, cases, cannisters
Orders from Washington City left In box NJ ssorr
q WM MHkLAH, No. 21o street, or with Mr.
w. M. RlTCHIE, at Office Of W s. West Arrb.act
In same building, viii be promptly 6 lei. noi-dtf
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

endorsed the uniform lesson ,vstcm, thus show
ing its popularity.
Col Stacy said he had taught the inisn, class.
and while Others were giving advanced scholars
strong meat he was giving his class only gravy.
MIR Gray said that the doctrine of Christ was
" llrst the blade. then the ,tal, and thon The
null corn in the ear. adaptcd the instruction, to
ages Of scholars.
Dir Ends substantially endorsed tho .,,ro IN o
few appropriate word.
Aner ventinatipr the -ubi.,t tboro,gbI,,
a hymn was sung. and tho auo.ti,r .~i,rid
irreligious persons teach IN Sabbath SchooIs 2r
beiup uevt in or1ar ronta;, A,,.l ,il
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Letter from Athens.

EDIroIs CHRONICLE As you have regular
correspondents or ocaasonal~ from different
portions of the country, viii you permit me to
furnish you % few tens from the East Tonnes
see Wesleyan University at Athens, Tcnn.
The University has been growing from its or
ganization. 1t is now in morep prosperous con-
dition than ever before, there having been en-
rolled already one hundred and twenty students.
hailng from various portions of this and SUR
rounding States. DR.. G. A. Gowcn has lately
manifested his friendship for the University,
and his zeal in the cause of education, by donn-
ting to the University several valuable philoso-
phical and chemical instrumen,s-an example
worthy Of imitation by all its Friends that of
donation. a strong and continued effort on the
part Of friends to obtain donations and influence
young ladies and gentlemen to attend the school
will make ii - the school of the South" Try it
The Theological and three Literary Societies,
assisted by the Faculty, Trustees ind citizens
are endeavoring to raise money to cancel debt
incurred in furnishing very beautifully and
adaptly hall for the several Societies Rev
Mr.. Prettyman, of Atlanta, Ga, delivered tt
lecture on Thursday night, the lOlh inst, the
proceeds of which were appropriated to this
purpose. On Thursday night next 2ith inst
comes another treat for the students aud citi-
zens, and an opportunity to aid the Societies.
The tendencies Of one of the great progressive
movements of the age will hc discussed. TO
convince that this will be truly Il rational treat
the names Of the disputants only need to be
mentioned. They are, on one side, Rev. ). Al
bert IIyden and p. G. Wilson, A. M, and, On
the other side, DR., g. A. Gowcn and A. NJ.
Prc>nel Ought the present tendency Of ad-
initting young ladies in Colleges on equal terms
in all respects with young men be encouraged"
is the question, and there is great anxiety on
tho part of all here to hear the discussion.
Judge Patterson Is expected to be present, and
perhaps will address the audience. All would
be pleased to see the Editors of the CHRONICLE,
and our other Knoxville fricnds ON hand, and
they are assured that they will be fully remu-
nerated for their attendance. G. VI. M.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
Bad State of Affairs in OvertOn County.
IAMEsTOWN, TENN., Nov. l2, ls7O.

JAMESTOWN, Tenn, Nov. IL, 1870.
TO the Editors Of the CKr0Aictc
! am not in the habit of writing for pa
pers, as you will readily perceive, and as
you are averse to long communications, |
shall be brief.
! would be glad 10 know what Union
people are to do. Men who have periled
their lives and fortunes for this Govern
ment are now being killed, whipped, or
otherwise maltreated in OYerton county,
and they are leaving there daily, coming
to this place for refuge.
! saw two men from Livingston to-day,
az good citizens as the county affords,
afraid to stay at their homes. Scarcely
day, but some poor Union man is notified
10 leave the county or be killed. Our town
is swarmng with colored men and wo-
men, driven from their homes, having to
leave their nice crops of corn, potatoes
&C.. in the field TO these desperadoes. Some
say, "Well, how can we stop it we can't
tell who they are, and we don't know who
to punish and If the troops are brought
in they will all be at their homes, quietly
pursuing their daily aVosations" Well,
then, is there no remedy for Union men
Must they be driven like beasts of the
field by remorseless traitors they have con-
quersd? ! am ashamed of such govern
ment, if we can't have such wrongs re-
dressed. The truth is, if you arrest a vile,
bitter rebel, you have KukluX, certain.
These things are no scare-crows," :" or
electioneering schemes, for that is all over,
but matter of fact, that can be proven by
the best men OvertOn county affords.
They say if something is not done they
are ruined in that county. I wish the
thing could be speedily investigated.
! UNION.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

Nu' NNuiC5 ouGcrs' q leachersi Z; achularS 10.
v elsh Church. Isaac Lewis, Knoxville; Off
Ger a Ieachcrs, l6i scholars, no; book, 800
/ P0l rs IVU. go
soy, KroriIls, ','g ,oa.s I e. IA M
ars 100: hooks. 876, nancrs 56
Cedar Spring-Russell McBath, Knoxville;
"'IiSycrs' 4 IS%G3neIs' scholars, 80 books, HG,
A. foocbcrs scbo,ars 81 Lonts ~ oH''e''i
Forest lIill-B 7. Saunders Knoxville. Of
heers ! teachers, g. scholars, As books log
,ori ie,ittIsor CHepc.-Jonn DohaLo5on oiii-
Pleasant HiilLTosen6 Ho1ecr Kno,y,;l1o..
officers, teachers . scholars TO; books. 1SC.
papers J.
c.i 5tio"Ter ~ ., j'n,,, A.oNIu'e; ON ON
papers 81. -'''
lolsJon Church-Elias Carson. Knoxville: Of
''e1I9 e,5acnefi; I9i seHoI2r5, ~ books, 100
Gcors g. tearhos SliS. ln 9i
papers 80.
oN,eW IopeWeii-A, 3. Nichols, Knoxville;
|ionf. Cl,TrcI ~ ~ ,-,.....,l.
officers, 8, teachers Z: scholars 90. book loo,
Union Hall. w, 9. Willoughby Knox
LL,-I1 5T5gn''yIs, ~ te'chef,' W s'h"i'f ''i
goledonioEW u ploLo NFo.T;u.,t. W
GERS, 3 teachers, 4 scholars 45; books. 300
a. Lyon Creek-Ihomas Reeder, McMillaE'si
nn,ors 'o22' '1''''''' Sc"o'"'7' 90 oooks' 90;
Browns School Uouse-C w Korns Pow
els Station officers, 3 teachers, 10; scholars
pIooeant uiIii ITT,Pe'E; ~. - ,r.Ar.,,..,.S.-
ton; officers f. teachers, 3; scholars. 81
books, lUV
oGrcrs a - ~ SnIae' ~ t,'orh Ire's
Mount Olives-J G. MeCarrslI Knoyvilla
officers, 4 teachers, / scholars, 70; books, 900
.I., Na" ~ Irospect-W m haun' hnoYVllie otl-
Middle BrookLReni PoTtsr En'opSiI1o. IN. IN
GERS, 4 teachers 10; scholars. 80; books 100
OAK @roye-W e. a; Meek, Knoxville; Off
,onar, 'i"'''''S l0' S'noi"rS' w. "'oNs' 'Ooi
Oak Grove c?l Jrnion-Eliinb Rishop Knoy-
vile; oileers, 3 teacher. D; =eholars, ~
Do33As, iVV'
yiIla oGrers toodf,i,' N"ouGrl d{ MO- S6,
books, 800
Shieldstown-O b. Smith, Knoxville; OIL
GERS, - teachers, IOi scholars, 80; books, 100;
P'A si,1,rv"yT w lrre;,l.u E,,,o,,.iu.. IA
GERS, (; teachers 6; scholars. rs: books, BOO
LNncy HILL. /. Crawford, Knoxville;
o'ICets, n SS seScnsrS' sohPiafs, 20 r,,.
teachers. 4, scholars II
Nehan's Chapel--D. G. Hall Church Grove
officers =; teachers, y scholars, 40 books, 1906
PTnr5 Iin =, p.o, Ch,,uo, cn,,,,.. .,ss.o.,
8 teachers. :: scholars. SO; books 100
Chota Church,. w. Boyd, Concord Off
GERS, teachers loi 'eholars' lOi books, 300
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

We are unable to give the names Of portion
OF the schools represented they not having been
soportei to tho proper Committee.
The meeting was called to order Wy Mr.. }. A
Rayl who nominated }, w. Gaut, Esq., for
temporary chairman, who wa. OF motion elect
ed.
MIR. Gaut then took the chair, when tse eK-
ercisss were opened by singing The hymn;
AN hail the power of Jesus name,'
when prayer was offered by Rev. J. J., Lloyd
The following committee on permanent or
ganization was appointed; WIN. Rule, l. G
Shepard, David Richards, a G Callen and
ID w Hufakeri The committee retired for COR
sultation, when on motion of Mr. Rayl three
minutes were spent in secret prayer by the eu-
~lience, when the Lords Prayer was recited by
Rev Mr.. Bachmsn, followed by the entire con-
gregaton.
A hymn was sung when the address of vel
s,omo was delivered by M Bachman, who de-
monstrated in an elegent manner how dear the
Sunday School cause was to every Christian
heart
The Committee Oh Organization then returned
and reported the following Permanent officers ;
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

pointed TO collect the names Of delegates from
distance to assign 10 houses cor entertainments
The Uymn-"Do not be discouraged &c.
was sung, whom the discus ion was resumed
Captain J NJ Harris thought that the coop
Grafton Of the officers, teacher, and scholars.
| one with the other, was requisite.
Mr. Lyons regarded Sunday School as much
| part Of Gods work as the ministry. superip-
tendents stood next to pastors.
DR. Smith thought t depended on parents
If Sunday was a day Of recreation for them,
children though. it right 20 follow their exam-
pie.
Mr. Lloyd was glad to hear laymen express
themselves so fully. lie thought the pulpit
came first as the grand means Of groce.
Mr. lIawn thought the main qualification in
praying aud teaching was loyo-fervil and
pure.
The subject. having been fully discussed ian
all its bearings, the object Of the question
box was explained when the following ques-
tions were taken from the box and read
Should Sunday School Snperintendonts De
changed ut stated intervals Answered by Mr.
Love-Ie5
Should Christians go to circussc-, or let d. .
childr.o 60? Answered by Mr. Cowan-No
Should the idea expressed that Sunday
Schc Superintendents occupy more rosponsi-
bic j. ,itions than ministers be endorsed? An
sweIr. by Mr.. Charlton-No
w en- shall this Association meet again, and
whero? BY Mr. Connsr-Yes, on the 18th Of
June 1871.
Should other books than the Bible be used in
Sunday Schools2 Yes.
is it best to have male or female teachers
for boys Il or 10 years old? By,Mr Woodruff
Men.
Should spelling and reading be taught in
Sunday schools? Capt. Harris--Yes.
Who are more successful as teachers, men or
women? Mr. Bachman-W Women.
Should tobacco re discouraged? Mr. Gray
Yes.
Is a teacher justified in leaving his class and
going elsewhere to churol2 Nr Atwell--No.
How young may children be converted MIR
5tacy-As soon as they can love Christ.
Is money better spent for books or papers in
country Sunday Schoolt3 Mr. Price-Papers.
We only give portion Of the questions asked
aud answered, want Of space forbidding their
being published in full
An appropriate hymn was sung and the bene-
dction pronounced by Rev Mr. Gray, when the
Convention adjourned until . PM
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

and we doubt not but rhrt all urci,ut went
away feeling t'.st such was tho case. The gen
uemen originating the movement deserve the
thanks and prayers ortho Christian community
for their noble effort Ia promoting tho prosperi-
ty OF the ru'seiy Of the Churoh-Sabbath
schools
The minister, Of the different evangelical
Churches were in attendance md were uutirug
in thcir efforts towards promoting the object. of
Convention.
The attendance from the country v much
larger than we had expected The into .csf man
iieated by those present was gratifying o the
friends of the cause
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Meeting Of the Onicer~ amd Teachers o,
FGnON County.

Pursuant to notice given throSgh the city pa
Ycrs, "A large number Of delegates from the va
rious Sabbath Schools Of Knox county and this
city, assembled at the Lecture Room of the
Second Presbyterian Church FRIDAY morn
ing The following gentlemen were present
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23


las \ Lyon, Asst Secretary.
AIR Rayl then took the chair and rendered his
thanks for the honor conferred by the Conven-
.igu, and ,hereupon appointed the following
Committee on Constitution; ) p Angel,
Andrew Humes and DR. s II Smith
Executive Committee-B p Stacy, W W
Woodruff, J w Gaut Jas NJ Davis and John
W Boyd.
Committee on sabbath School Statssics-Rey
-, L Lloyd and Jas A Lyon,
The committees then retired for consultation,
when the Convention went into discus
ion Of the Duties qualifications and response
bnitics o,'%Supcrintenden Teachers and pa
~nuts'
The discussion was opened by air Heald, on
he duties Of superintendents, whose idea eynced
q thorough know ledge Of the subject.
Mr. Love thought that piety was more essen
lal than any other one thing TO make good
officer.
Mr o Smith spoke of the responsibilities Of
sunday school Tcachers-delined the meaning
Of the word teacher he must be = good man
d, he can't impart instruction successfully he
worl, is earnest, and prayer IS e powerful ad-
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

The Convention was called to orderl NJ the
appointed hour, Presidents Rsyl in the chair
and full attendance, Prayer Wa, offered by
Rcv. J. i. Eads.
The committee then reported tho following
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23

came very angry. one rAing rs cert
and that is, that the new boarder was
at Adams table for Ginner, nor for
subsequent meal de had suddenly
solved to depart, pr badly to pursue
avocation of rat-killiug in other quar-
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