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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13
FINANCIAL.
Knoxville Quotations of Money and stocks.
OFFICE KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE, I
Monday. July II. 1870.


Gold closed to-day in New York at ST. 1914 an
advance of over cents in the last week. The
warlike appearance of affairs in Europe is the
sole cause of this upward tendency in the price;
and should the news from that quarter indicate
more certainly war, the price will be still fur
ther augmented Had it not been for this unex-
pectod change in European affairs, the large
amount thrown on the market by the payment
of the July interest on the $40 bonds, the price
would have remained at about 10 cents pre-
MUM, and may have declined slightly.
There still continues TO be heavy demand
for Tennessee bonds, and, consequently the
price is daily increased To-day, theme closed
at Csc and old Zoe, figure the former has not
been able to reach before and that the latter has
not been quoted at in many months. 1t is i'm
possible to tell definitely the cause of this de-
mand with any degree of certainty but that
some one will come out short is in no degree
doubtful. With coupons already due, added
to the fact that the Legislature has just ad-
journed without making any provision for that,
the future it is quite certain that the advance
is not healthy one.
Tennessee money is quoted here at 65c@68c
| for good lots. In Nashville some sales we're
effected on Saturday at 75c, and the tendency
in the price was decidedly upward.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13
Married,

On the 9TH inst, at Maple Grovc-the residence
Of Francis Gooding Esq.-in Marion county,
Ohio, by the Rev. DIR. L. ID. McCabc, of the
Ohio Wesleyan University, Mr.. J. n. MAST, of
Ottcrmsn, Iowa, to Miss JULIA J. BENNETT,
of Knoxville, Tennessee.
Mrs. Mast has host of warm friends, whose
best wishes will follow her to her new home.
From private letter from the bridal party
we learn that they are now ut Machinow, an
island on Lake Michigan-a famous summer re-
sort.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The fourth and last quarterly meeting of
North Knoxville Station Methodist Episcopal
Church, will be held next Saturday and Sab
bath. Services to commence on Saturday night
at 8 o clock
Sabbath School on Sabbath morning at 0
oclock
Preaching at lOl O'Clock a. NJ, after which
the sacrament of the Lords Supper will be ad-
ministercd.
Preaching also on Sabbath night at the usual
hour.
Tho pu bic arc invited.
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An Interview between "a Doctor and his
Patient


Three months ago Mr.. James Henry Redding,
of 500 Grove street, Now York, was, as he sup
posed, not far from deaths door. His physician
considered skillful one-had given him up,
pronouncing his complaint strophy. He WAS
fearfully wasted and dobiitsted, had q constant
pain in his right side, ate scarcely enough to keep
a baby alive, and WAS much depressed in spirits
At this juncture, clerk in the establish ment
where he had been employed persuaded him
to try course of Plantation BittOrs. Last week
he returned TO business, hi, health being quite
restored.
Tho other day on his way home, he met the
physician who attended kina, when the:folow-
ing conversation occurred: what" said tho
doctor; sis this your "Even so,' replied
Mr.. Redding, quistly; You're not sorry to
find yourself false prophet, | hops" NE,
no. certainly not But it's a miracle. How
was it. my dear fellow how WAS it, Mr.. X.
told him the story of his recovery, describing it
wholly to the Bitters,l and is willing to confirm
it verbally or by letter whenever applied to.
The new food-source, Sea Moss Farine, is be-
coming very popular with all classes IA a
table-desert it is the cheapest and most delicious
in tho world
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13
seed Nheni.

We were shown yesterday by Messrs. Hough Il
Church, sample of tho Tappanhannock wheat.
The grains were white full and large, and is a
prolific variety.
A new variety of white wheat, called the
Diehl is highly spoken of and it is claimed will
yield from ten to fifteen per cent more than the
ordinary white or amber wheat. Messrs. Hough
& Church have the seed of both varieties for
sale
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13

We call attention to the announcement of Mr.
Tarwater, as candidate for Clerk Of the Grim
inal Court. He is too well known to require an
extended notice from u.s. During the war he
served as n soldier in the Union army, as re-
suit of which he now walks on an artificial leg
He is entirely capable of performing the duties
of the office with satisfaction to the people
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The Court House and Post Once RuIIdinE.

BY reference to our Dispatches It will be seen
that a bill passed the lower House in Congress,
yesterday, providing for the completion of the
Court House and Post Office building here.
We cannot tell what the amount is from the brief
dispatch, but presume it ia ample. Some of our
citizens have been skeptical on this subject, and
couldn't be induced to belive that such an en-
terprise will ever be undertaken. Others have
hopcd that it wouldn't he.
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Eastern DiYiAon Enir.

We are informed that the contract for putting
large building at the Fair Grounds has been
awarded to Mr.. 5. 7. Atkin. II will be put up
after the style of the building on the Nashville
Fair,Grounds. We rejoice to see this indication
of the early organization of the Eastern Divs-
ion Fair
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Charles II. FIOurnOy.

Mr.. Flournoyis announced, in another col
umn, as a candidate for Clerk of the Criminal
Court of Knox county He has been here since
the war, engaged in prosecuting claims in this
city During the war he served as soldier in
the Federal army. In politics he is a Democrat.
He if elected, is entirely capable of discharging
the duties of the office.
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i, y. j. Lewis.

This gentleman announces himself this morn
ing as a eanndate for Judge of tho Criminal
Court Of Knox county Without endorsing
him politically, lifelong acquaintance with
10. enables us to endorse him rs n heightened
gentleman who POSSESSES in no small degree the
power so make himself agreeable towards every
one. He is lawyer of no mean ability, and is
capable of discharging the duties devolving up
on one ia the important position which he seeks.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13
A Had Habit.

A great many persons are guilty of indulging
in the habit of leaving public places, while the
meeting or services are in progress, in a regular
tramp, tramp STYLE resembling the march of
cavalry crossing bridge, greatly to the annoy
ance of those present. If they are compelled
to go out, courtesy demands that they should
do so in as quiet manner as possible.
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w. p. washburn. ESQ.

As will be seen from the announcement, publish
ed elsewhere, this gentleman is a candidate for
the position of Judge of the Criminal Court for
Knox county. 1t has been our lot to differ with
Mr. Washburn politically, but we say without
qualification, that ho is an able and experienced
lawyer an honest, high-minded gentleman, and
would make an upright and faithful Judge.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13

We had the pleasure, on yesterday of meet
ting Senator Brownlow, who returned to his
home in this city, to take the rest he requires
after his arduous labors at the national capital.
We are pleased to add that hard work appears
to agree with tho Senator, and his health is
much improved
Col. John b, Brownlow also returned at the
same time.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13
Exports.

From the examination of the report of the
Special Commissioner of Revenue, we make the
following extracts
In 1S6S-69, the value of provisions and leaf
tobacco exported, amounted to Sll5, $50.
The value of wheat and -four exported for the
same time, aggregated Sl09, 52G,36S.
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The .haueery Judweship.

Is there a single lover of law and freedom in
this Chancery District who will vote for Judge
Temple Press and Herald
Well, now you bet there IA. Thousands of
them, in fact Enough to triumphantly elect
him, Us that journal will find when the votes
are counted after the election is over, unless the
Judge should be Ku Kluxed before that time.
1t don't pay to bcrate honest men for complying
with the law.
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Tennessee Inventions.

The following Tennessee inventors received
letters patent during the week ending July q:
Y. Bashor, johnson City machine for packing
-four; j. w. Pheliss Humboldt, Cultivator ;
j. G. Menier Nashville, Cultivator Plow; w.
j. Beach, Nashville, Railroad Spittoon; W, f.
Scott Knoxville, Shelving for stores.
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Dr. q. W. Crozier.

DIR. Crozier is announced as candidate for
Clerk of the Criminal Court He is one of our
oldest citizens. Nothing we could say would
add whit to his reputation. His capacity to
FIJI the position will not be questioned. He has
large circle of friends, who will give him a
cordial support
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13

A meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
East Tennessee University, will be held at the
counting room of p. Dickinson & Co., on
Wednesday the 10Th inst, at o'clock, A. NJ.
A full attendance is desired, as business of im-
portancc will be transacted.
WIZ RULE, Secretary.
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southern Commercial college.

This institution will be opened on Tuesday
9TH of July, 1870, at Philharmonic Hall, on
Main street No better opportunity will ever
be offered the young men Of this section to OBJ
tain business education For terms and other
particulars see circulars apply to
J. w. ScoTT, Principal
Prof j. V. BRADFORD, Actury.
Persons desiring to take course in Penman-
ship only, can attend the College from 0 to 10 a.
NJ, that being the morning hour devoted to that
department Terms reasonable. Apply at the
College
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Supreme Court.

There are now six hundred cases on the
dockets of the Supreme Court mt this place
There will probably be one hundred additional
cases filed between this and the meeting of the
Court in September
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13
Clubs are Trmmps.

We are under obligations to w. A. Denton,
Esq, of Benton, Tenn, for club of subscribers
to the CHRONICLE.
H. L. w. Raulston, ESQ., Of Jasper, Marion
county, has our thanks also for similar fuvors
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13
RayI & boyd

Are now receiving an unusually attractive adj
dition to their stock of Carpets Dress Goods,
White and House Furnishing Goods, &c, At
the lowest figure offered since the war,
iuUnn-
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13

The rolling mill At Chattanooga was put in
successful operation on the 18th instant, after
having been suspended about two years. With
single exception the old force is employed
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13
Intcre.ting 10 The Indies.

The ladies will be glad to know that Fluting
Machines, of the latest manufacture, can be OBJ
tanned from
julyl0-dSw3t MABRr, TURNER u Co.
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New Patent.

Among the patents issued during the week
just ended, was one to j. II. Jones' of this city
The patent is for rerolling railroad iron. The
patent is one of Importance, and may prove of
great interest to our city
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13

Hereafter calls gentlemen 10 become candidates.
matter Of personal nature D be charged for ndrcr
fiscTrents.
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4 Few More Left.

OF the celebrated Tornado, Sweepstakes, Pitts
and Wheeler & Melck's Threshng Machines
at MABRY, TURNER & Co.'S
iuly10-dSw!It
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One hundred at fifty bags of Timothy seed at
iulyl0-d6w3t MABRY, TURNER 81 Co.'S
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H.vc.s standard scales.

GRAIN Pork, Counter and Druggists Scale:
for sale by
iulyl0-dAw3t NABRH, TURNER x Go.
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ADVERTISED LIST
Letters Remaining In the Knoxville Post.
ONCE, July II, 1870.

Persons calling for these letters will please say "Ad-
yertised. ;" and give the date Of this list
Ifnot called for within one month thoy will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
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To Candidates.


We are prepared to print election tickets at
50 per thousand.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Notices in Local Column. Ten Cents per line.
Terms for announcing candidates, S..
Marriages and deaths inserted free
All bills due upon first Insertion Those Of regular
advertisers to DO rendered monthly.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13
Markets by Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, July ll.-Stocks heavy Gold,
LA Money easy, Sa5 Exchange, long, l. 10
short, l.l0a. Bonds, l.l04. Tennessee ox-
coupons, 66si new, 66l. Virginia IS, ex-cou-
pons, 6s; new, g.. Louisiana Is, old, "A, levee
gia IS, IS; Is, 80. North Carolina, old, 5lS,
new; 35i. South Carolina, old, SO; new, 80
Flour, l5a20c. higher. Wheat, 23c hi,;ber
quiet. Corn, dull and unchanged. PoyIk. dull
and unchanged. Lard, uilaltered. Cotton IN
settled but lower 26f sales, 800 bales.
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, July ll.-Flour frmer. Wheat
unchanged. Corn dull; white, 10; yallow'
LES Pork. quiet; SSl, Bacon active aad ad!
yancing shoulders LAC. Lard quiet Whkky
duller.
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SPECIMEN COPIES
Tnkc Notice.

OF the CHRRNIcLE Mailed free to any address on ap
plicaton.
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BuckWheat.

Choice Buckwheat seed for sale at
MARRY, TURNER e Co.'S
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
SLAUGHTER The Dogs.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
In o recent issue or the HERALD you record the
sufrerlngs and death OF o child from hydrophobla
the circumstances OF which are most heartrendipg.
Every few Gays the public treated to descrip-
tion Of one Of these most melancholy calamitles
Last summer 1t was my good luck TO DC on hand TO
save two helpless children OF mine from being bitten
by one OF these Internal beasts Common sense
and common humanity suggest TO me the question,
why are dogs any more Inan venomous serpcnts
tolerated. Why should o civilized community be
kept IN constant dread Of creature tnat Is liable at
any m0meut to lniiict upon one moro OF It's mem.
Ders the most dire catastrophe posslDlef Why
should the care that these wretches receive anu the
food they eat not DO devoted tue thousands upon
thousands Of our needy, hungry fellow citzens. or,
II that Is lmpracucable, why may not q law be
passed prohibiting the existence unqualified exist
ence) or dogs. except wnere their service is
luteiy essential, and even then under guards ai d
restrcti0nsS surely. no man who processes to p,
sess an atom of humanity deny that all the gc1d
dogs ever did IN the land cannot compensate for ne
single death from hydrophobia, the occurrence Va
which. without some enective effort the part OF
the authorities to prevent 1t, II disgrace the
community. speak from no natural antipathy 70
dogs; for IN other countries, where tacy are not
Liable to 90 mad, nave fostered them. beg SIR.
tnat you viii use the valuable influence OF the
HsaALD In bringing this under tbo nolics Or the
proper authorizes.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
SlP2En: ClUiT-TR:lAl T:IH

Important to ockhollers-The Cnsc or the
t.dexican Ocean EEaiI and Inland Com.
pany.o
Before Judges Ingrahan, Barnard ana Brady.
Ylitdn III. AsDiaca.L. Respondent, ps CHARLES
.a Morgan ct a.. hpteaaei 10TH Aioc; G. Ranasev Ap
JstLaats.-The action In this was commenced In
the year 1861. ! he parties stockholders IN
''fhc Mexican Ocean Mail and Inland Ooinlanyn u
corporation created for The purpose esab isning
hnc u communication between the Atlantic and
throuahA cAco and also connecting Ines hy
steamships on tie two oceans. The charter Of the
ctmptny declared tLat unit tEe payment IN full OF
the capital stock and Subscribed for and the fling
and recording Of the certificate thereof that the
stock holders should he scverai.y Individually
81 liable to the creditors OF the company 70 an
amount equal 10 an amount OF th.lr stock Tor
= rL debts aud contracts maic by the company. The
pAntin was sued as q stOcKnohI.r by ere Tito q OF
ths Company wIo kaa recovered JuixuenCs agallsC
We COMPANY. ia one oi these suits lie pIeadeo the
iO-. Oilder II tue other stOcAnOders ay defcuuaus
Judgments were recovered against The plalnl,ir
4 .heieill, IN the acohs commenced 0gailist HIN by
srsd'iors OF the company and ne pad tsose iudr.
'"eIis and now GAINS tLaL the other stOc xn0iders
- 9ouil contribute 10 repay hn tbs In pro-
t9...oa TO Tue amounts OF STOCK neid ny tacai re-
.pcch'cy. lhe JuugmenG OF the referee Ii case
~ l,r contribution Dy The other stoeKnolders, tue
leienl lAil,s, " the plaInt.n decision reserveI
ANCTHEE PHASE or THE CASE.
lVtAtdna IL. Asgsnrdu cs. Dun Z. Tos1ance et a..
]pye0aa.,, ...S Ea "a tar ! u Against ne Same =
toJ shar q u Ire ocs vi the COMPANY, wnicn stand
on > BOOKS III the name Oi Albert G .;aulsey. Ine
cert n,ate IIr these sar was deposited wah Tor
ydfance Us a1cn. Cf q. Nan tcrUt, o,
4 ,SD.ooU made Dy 4. \alJerolit to Ramsey. AIIer-
wards Ramsey apylici 10 Torrance, us agent OF 4,
lNanucrolt 70 change the pleaye ol those shares
itfao u sale or them 70 Wander lit aad 1t was con-
r. lal au horiy from Vamieroiit 80 10 60, a.senIe
'1tl btaaii oi vanderbilt 10 hats proposition s-
- renacl ca To Ralnscy his note whcn lie given
ef0f Tie loan. torrance. IL Was Submitted u4L
tAteIest III the tiansac i0u. Vanderbilt reused 10
rally IT, ana the r9.eree mas found that he uaI
authorized II. Tue shares sll stand books LII
The name OF EaniSey. Inc referee aeCaeI tnaG Tor.
rance py TINS lraisIctl became the owner OF the
SOCK, ana liaUe is sucn ~ creditors Ol tue
sAUy. III u Sillilar suiL Drought by one Ia al.
- ff'r. aIlc3 wls held by the rcerce 10 au
Asse lJJ shlreS ali Lias decisloa was Lreatei
Z - fcnn"l Notwithstanding That the sl't WI, Detweel
. 1lnercnt parties nnu an appeal from the kalAin
y Jud, inent was Eenulng TnlacC3 OF ihiS
Specially found Oy the reierea.
Counsel having submitted these arguments TO the
General Term Court LOOK the papers and re-
served Leclsluu.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
C0ulI CALsNlAai-TlQs DAf.

SUPREME CoUET-GENEaAL TERM.-Beforc Judges
Ingranan, Barnard and Bra !y.-Court opens at hall
past ten "A. Nj. Enumerated moil0ns-NOs. 10, ~
., 80, 81 81, 3j, u, 90 81, 81 30, 80, 49, A. a. A.
~, AZ, As, 10, 50, 81, 81, So.
SUPREME CouKr-CHAMBERS. Held nv Judge
Cardozo Gail OF ca.endar ut twelve O'Clock NJ
Nos H. 2s 80 81, Al. 65, g. 81, "A, 49, 49, 400 III,
l36 III, l3s. lSy, IL, l5S, l59, 1GS l04 l06. l97
204 206, 207
MARINE COURr-TRlAL TERM.-Part l.-Beforc
Judge Gross. CAL or calendar at ten A. Mos.
47ss, 47s9 Ho71 47Sots. Part 2--Beiore Judge
Curtis.Sos 45l3 4729, 452a, 464s, 46ae, 4e5t 47is
1855 4753 1852 47oe, 47So, 47o 47y2 4v A'vA 4795,
A7Di A707
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
POLICE lNTELLIGESCE.

John Murphy and Spencer Avery sneaked
from the premises Of Hermann Colbrell, No. 1913
Front street. chest of ten, OF the value OF ninety.
four dollars. Officers Walker and Salach were.
however, on hand ana watched Murphy iilt the tea
away. Altnese dishonest proceedings were watched
by the Ollce 8, and both thieves were very clcvery
captured. They were Drought before Judge bowling
and committed TO answer.
Thomas Geoghan was arraigncd at yenersou
Market yesterday morning BY officer Dunn, OF the
Sixteenth precinct, upon complaint OF Ellen
Blaney, Of No. 230 West Sixteenth street
charged with beating and kicking her In
brutal manner on Monday last. Tne woman - at
was removed shortly alter the assault unaoe to
leave her bed. complaint beng preferred against
him by the officer on bchalf OF Mrs. BIaney 10 was
committed to await the result OF the Injuries.
For somo time past william Emmltt an old gen.
telman, Axty-lve years of age, vas lived ON very
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
uSWn STATES DISTRICT couar-,s oasxsupr:y,

Ciuim Against Bankrupt Administrator.
Before the Register.
IN the Natter or Hathdi IL Sears m this case
ne bankrupLs ell their pc:iton for voluntry bank.
fupicJ N October last. An application was made
~ Air. Alfred Kendall, through his counsel Euwin
-pnes, Tor an order TO examine th. DankruDts, his
hlidavit alleging tnat he was creditor Tor $40 0u)
an1 thas The amount OF his cain WAS iraulueatIy
sd pr esed aud Omitted IN the schedule iea " Tho
hdnkr.i.is TAe keItstcr appointed Incs LAY, vt
" Ociocx, - proceeL wiin Ile esLig t.iol; nut
"a cOnse luslce ol tho Lracii del.n ar. Ailrea
itenda't n.sr IarryLoWn as reported Ia the HERALD
tAe proceedings were auJuurael.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
OBITUARY.
William l.. yOguln.

A telegram from Richmond announces tho death
OF TINS gentleman Oh Tuesday last. lie was born on
the slst OF May. 1907 In Bedford county, Virginia:
received good education and, after studying Law.
was admitted to the In 1923. Entering into poll.
tics as = whig he was elected member or the state
Legislature In 1885, and the piraiOn OF mis- term
declined reelection. In 1889 he was elected a Re-
preventative Ia Congress and served for four terms
with credit. Subsequently he was appointed one OF
the visitors to West Point by President Fillmore. Tin
1860 Mr. Goggin was the whig candidate Tor Gov.
ernor OF Virginia. ana was defeated by Letcher the
candidate OF the democrats. Thc deceased took no
part OF consequence III the rebellion. lie was gen.
teman oil ABILITY and was much esteomel.