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Miss Jennie Duncan, Domino
Mrs. johnson, Reaper.
Mrs j. Ill. Blanchard, Fancy Dress
Miss Pu. SELL Domino.
Miss Mary Bic ford, Domino.
Ms Thomas McEwan. Domino
Miss Flora Blanchard. Night.
Miss Eta Mason. U. = Navy.
Mrs. W. H. Broughton, Winter.
Ms E B. James. Spanish Princess.
Miss Russell Domino.
Miss Belle Conpor, ancy Dress.
MISS Lizzie II. Jackson, trigand's Daughter.
Miss Andrews, Princess Ermina.
Miss Hattie Sawyer, evening Star.
Miss Annie M Davis, Evening Dress.
Miss Neal Don't Know.
Miss Helen l. Coe. Fancy Skater.
Miss Ella A. Chi DIS, Water Lii
Mrs. Thos Il. Lorng Fame, Dress.
Miss Jennie Bradley hungarian Girl.
Miss X. Bradley, Evening D,ess OF green and gold.
Miss Peters. The Bandits Daughter
Miss Mary T. Woodman. Fancy Dress
Miss M. hrCwn, SPANS Lady.
Miss G. Drinkwater. Glpsev Girl.
Miss j. NJ f.. Spanish Lady,
Miss Sarah nj. Lowell, Quakeress,
Miss A. ). Lowell Evening.
GENTLEMEN.
As. Quincy. Matador.
frank X. A. Pingre-. Domino.
Mr.; Scammon, Domino.
y w. Junains, Oerov. the Umbrella Man.
Iaomas w. Daniel. Blue Domino.
Fred T. Ha. ris, Jockey.
John 5. Harris, Greek.
Jonn u. Wllltams capt Jenks'
{. N. Pierce. Domino.
Arthur norIison. Black Domiuo'
J.. Chamberlain, BiIlv Butter Cup.
W. 5. Lowell, Brisham Youn1.
Edward b. James Blacs Prince.
Granville lat he der. .1"wn.
Herman Kotzschmar Mexican Matador.
j. W. randall. Innocence.
A. E. Webb Charles I'd.
Chas. J.Perkins. Prince Rupert,
VIM Sent r, Jr., Earl of LeIces er.
Geo. A: johnson, Spanish Prince.
=. u. Hight, Domino.
K. Williams. lnvalii.
y Il OConnell. Belphegor.
a. Chsnom. Canad an rr1nce.
Il. P. Banks. Clothes Pin.
w. H. Dioughton. FitZ James.
W. y. SHAW, Bro. jonathan.
j. II. Blanchard Page.
y. ID. BeaI, Dom no.
H. K. smith, Brigand.
Charlie Randall, Lord only Nose"
X. Howe, Jokes and Shootiy. Co D.
Chadwick How is this fol high?"
Thos. McEwan. Domino.
Roscoe Barb ur. Spanish Don
EdW y. Shase. Pliiade phia. Harlequin.
A. n. Llhoy, AIRY Of the H'Oxords. you know.
G. NJ. GORE, Chawles of the H'Oxfords you know
d. Fox; Jeems OF the H'OxIoids you know.
p. Laid, h'Edwin Of the H'Oxtords. You know.
, Henry, A. Hay. H'Augu.tus. Coxswain OF the
B 'Oxfords. you know
G. L.. War; en- Jockey.
Oh 'rles T. Warren u mino.
d. b. Keazer, Flour Barrel.
G1arIey Harwood The Eehpsed Pantaloon.
B. Barnes, Jr, Pad silk Domino.
w l;oss. Jr., Comique G, muastique.
Geo. A. Jones. French Court Dress,
Chas. A. Libby, Dr., How's that tor he %
Thos. u. iAring, Kichelleu, with the hendriok
amily.)
q. A Brown. Ball Dress.
). Farneld Phillip Hamlet.
e. U. Sweat, Fat Boy.
Mr. Gunnison, Domino.
Sterling Dow. Cardinal Richelieu.
George L. Lothrop French Hus-ar.
Clifford Devens domino.
d. S. Lan'iers, Domino.
Geo Il. JenIIns, Sergeant Major K. A.
Eve EFT Smith, Brother ReveiI, U. 5. NJ. c.
DanI f. Kelley, Lory O'Gag.
Il. Walter Gould, Pad .rouski Gadieopiles.
Geo. "A. Barsfow, Folly.
Ge,. Calvin. Priest.
A. s. p. Adrien.
w A Fisk. New York. Rover in "Wild Ga So
N. Oh sholm, Macawber,
q. P. Raymond Romeo.
T., Serling's .mbrosa.
Henry II. Lowell Priuce the One.
Geo. E. Ray mond. Jonn Ch.naman.
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ENTERTAINMENTS TONIGHT. Our citizens
must not forget the entertainment to be given
by the Samaritan Association this evening at
City Hal. The Portland Band viii play some
OF their best music, and Judge Kingsbury will
deliver his lecture on utah and the Nor
MONS" which has been received with SO much
favor in this city, and in other towns in the
State where the Judge has been invited. Re
member that the object of this entertainment
is most worthy one and should enlist the
sympathy aud aid of all.
A very entertaining evening may be spent at
Westbrook Hail, behring's Bridge. A Tenn
perance address will be delivered, and at its
close dancing will be in order.
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NEW YOR *.
THE UNDERWRITERS AND THE LEGAL TENDE

THE UNDERWRITERS AND THE LEGAL TENDER
DECISION.
NEW YORK, Feb 10.-The Board of Under
writer's OF New York held meeting yesterday
10 consider the legal tender decision OF tue
Supreme Court. The opinion prevailed that
the officers and trustees of corporations were
bound to accept nothing but gold and silver,
both as principal and interest, in payment OF
contracts made prior to the legal tender act.
committee was appointed to meet the OH
GERS of banks, trust com panies, savings banks
and other corporations, Jor the purpose OF con-
sulting on the subject
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U. $. 1o-4os 841; Erie shares 20; Illinois Central

$50; 5. 1O4Os s4s Erie shares 20; Illinois Central
shares l10I.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10-1115 A. M.-Cotton opened
quiet and steady; sales estimated at 10000 bales
Mddling uplands I'd: Orleans 11s q 1l3d. Corn
26fs. Pork 97ts Lard lis.
LONDON, Feb. 1912 P. M.-Consols 92s Tor money
and az CONT.
american securities-U. .5-20's, 1865, 81. Stocks
steady; Illinois Central 1l1i.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. go P.M.-Red Western Wheat
Is Id; Corn 20. Gu; Pork a7s; Lead 70s.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 10 Evening" United States
5-20s closed quiet,
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WEST sN DIES,


HAVANA. Feb. 10-Casino and Espanol, rep
iards of Havana, have issued document pro-
testing against the vile. unwarrantabe and
criminal assassination of Isaac Greenwald. A
special meeting was he d, at which subscrip-
lion was started for the benefit of the widow
and orphans of Greenwald.
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Few YerK Stocs and Monex ,nrhe,.

NEW YORK. Feb. 49, The Money market was
uomlnaly easy tn afternoon, and the close
Call loans were maue at per Gel t. on Government,
an per cent. Cd STOCK. PIiue discounts at a 8
per Cent. The Foreign Exchange market as W, ak
er thls afternoon, aud r bankers o. DAYS sterirg
bills weIe Quilted at 10s5 g 100, and 1853 tor short
sIghtI Cold heavy and lower, closing at i2O} "a I2k
n % Nati yihS faes were 81 and per cent. Govern.
oo +. NJ the market closed at the following
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THE members of the Haydn Association are
notified that there will be social and business
meeting at their hall this evening, and fall
attendance is desired. as matters of Importance
will come before them.
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e u IL u T. Il :.

A SCENE IN THE CHAMBERS.

SCENE IN THE CHAMBERS.
PARIS Feb. 10.-In the Corps Legislatlf NJ.
Maurice Richards, Minister Ut Fine Arts, IN
answer TO an interpolation regarding docu-
ments missing from the archives OF the Gov.
eminent, said that some letters of Napoleon
the First we're missing, but they were in such
hands that be would take the responsibility OF
leaving Them there. M. Keratry was dlssatis-
fled with the explanation and charged that the
present. Cabinet was no longer paramena
ministry, but belonged to the Court. For tbs
The DepuIy was called to order, bat continued,
declaring that it would be better to have ten
archives for documents proving that the. pres
ent Napoleon sought TO corrupt he leaoers OF
the legislative body. The Pr; sdeut here In
terrupted M. Keratry and refused to allow him
to proceed with his remarks.
MORE EDITORS ARRESTED.
The Journal Ia Nuzra has been seized and its
directors arrested.
The report is that NJ. Provost Paradol is to
go TO Washington as Minister of France.
THE CONDITION OF THE CAPITAL.
PARIS, Feb. 1913 P. M.-Tbe city is tram
quiz. Ihere IS strong feeling of excitement
uuder the surface, but the ample precautions
OF the Govern ment prevent any more nanlies-
tatlons or disorders. 1t is said that at the De-
ginning OF the present troubles the Emperor
aud his staff in full uniforul, were prepared, II
the riot became an instruction, to JOIN the
troops.
Italy.
NEWSPAPERS SEIZED.
PARIS, Feb. 10.-Copies of The Gazette de
AugS0ourg, containing Il draft of the canon o,
papal irtalliDlity were seized and ccnfscated
at the post Office in Rome.
Spaiu.
PEACE WITH THE SOUTH AMERICAN REPUB-
Lies. .
MADRID, Feb 10.-The Government has tel'
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-11

THURsDAY.-State vs. Frank r. jackson. Truan
ey. Case continued two weeks
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Feb. 1O-Il.15 A. M.--Consols 92l a e2s
Tor money and account
LONDON, Feb. 10-11.t5 A.M.-American securities
United States o20s 1861 s7t; 1865, old, s6s 40 is0
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-11

Southern States securities more generally firm
this afternoon, with the new Vhginias as the oniy
weak SPIT. These bonds suddenly de lined to IS
against 6S yesterday. Other changes slight.
Miscellaneous and Ea press stocks were generally
quiet with ower range IN values The activity and
animatoo in kailr 1ads had tendency to divert at
teution from the miscellaneous list.
Th-re was more ANIMATION or, the Stock Exchange
than Tor some time past. The fuctuat ms were wild.
er Than usual, and generay the upward turn,
the In some of the leading saares being very
decided The whole share lis, Was to-day IN we'd in
lively m inner, and business was batter distribute
ed than usual
The Railroad market at the close failed to sustain
alize the profits the larp advance OF the day.
At T. M. the market closed firm at the following
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-11

IRON CLADs SENT TO CoNsTANTINoPLE.
LONDON. Feb. 10-The Viceroy of Egypt has
concluded to send his iron-clads TO CONSTANT
nople. but will withhold the rifles manufac-
tured for him in Europe.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-11

egraphed to the Spanish Minister at Washing
ton to make treaties of peace with the repub-
lies of SOuth America
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MISS LATH1M

Hos returned n the cty and f. prepared 70 rees
h0 pup,Is IN CRAVING as usual a. ner room Is wa
Winters ApotneeuS feb51w
Congress streets
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FreISbIss
NEW ORLEANS. Feb 5.-We have nothing new to
notice in torei IN freyhts The demand for room Is
PRINCIPALLY tor jyerpool Rates remain steady
Coastwi TIE offerings are only moderate. We quote
By steam. Cotton TO Liverpool 9-l6d; to New York
ana Bremen r. III; Molasses to New York 81 20 "
nnl. Beet 500 @ IS y tier e. BY sail. Cotton to
nVerbool ~; to Havre 13-l6c: TO Bremen Ac; 10
tnramourg i-16c: Flour to iverpo, IS ~ Dbl. /;
wheat to do 81 g 1Od p bush. Tallow to do 3Os y
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TIL b PRESS
aud Vicinity .


Portland and Vicinity.
New Adversiseweutst this Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Black Alpaccas. mo Steering Block
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
per cent. Gold Bonds. w. H. Wood & Son.
Wanted. Girl.
City of Portland . Comm. on New Streets.
Money 10 Loan. -. Walker q Gage.
Wanted Immediately. John M TODD.
superior Govt.
SrnRuARy CIVIL TERM-GODDARD, j., PREsID-
ING.
THURspAY.-Hugh Campbell vs. Portland sugar
Company and j. B. Brown & Sons. Tort to recover
damages for injuries alleged TO have en- sustained
by reason of detect I'm Browns wharf, belonging to
defendants. Damages claimed, $4,000. On tlial.
Howard & Cleaves. Rands.
The following assignments of for trial by the
Justice have been made by The Court:
FRIDAY A M. FEB. II.
2Ol-Jackson ct al VS.. Perkins ct ais.
202-Same vs.. Same.
259-Dunp1y VS.. Cary.
262-Cutter VS.. Drinkwater.
2C3-Walker vs. Jackson
26e-Weeks VS.. Chsmberlin ct al.
269-Same VS.. Same,
37l-Randall VS. kipley.
~ Small. ct al VS.. Rp'ey.
MCMartt tt ct al Vs. LIBBY
2I6-Cummings VS.. DAMS
NI-Whit Ter VS.. Adams
2s9- aoore VS.. Cotton.
Zy-Doughy VS.. j Jrdan.
293 Leighton, Jr, vs.. Gu imby.
2s7-RaudaIl ct al. vs.. Dockray, Executrix.
a06-Waterman vs.. Thoits ct. al.
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For Sale.

E47 ACRES Of ., n Sls FAR IN sItsa1s.
for improved Real Els. ate III tbs city a. NJ '7so
,ehasiw Business, J. u BOX i'es'
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Mis-. Emma Colby. DoWino.
Miss Fanny Berry, Fancy Dress.
Mre F. X. A. Pingree. Domino.
Miss rva Thorn 8, Minnehaha.
Ia IRA Harris, Sheperless.
Nellie Magrath, Ball Dress.
Alice W. Reeves. Greek Girl.
arrje R. Sturdevani, Guideita.
Abbie U. Harris, Greek Girl.
T.ncv A. Harms, Pop Corn Girl.
Jennie Larlabee. Water sprite.
NsllIs + KNAPP, High and ias.ie:
Mics r. M, Wo oman, brigand's daughter.
sadie c. Ping-ee, Wood FAIRY.
Mis- A M, brewer, Mlnnehaha.
Nlss Alice Dennis WINTER
Miss NJ lie Ross Reading.
Miss Alice Fernad, Fisher Girl.
Miss o RE v. fucker. Polish Lazy.
Miss Ell, saw er. Morning.
Miss Nellie Cusbman, FANCY Dress.
Mss Fannie liight, Summer.
Mrs. d. u. Blight Greek ,iIrl.
Mrs. q. A Barstow, Folly.
Mrs. r. Barbour, Foiiy
Mlss Nowena A. Rice, Highland Lass,
Mrs. Batchelder, Bali Dress.
M , natsa A.. smith, Page OF Sir Robert Bruce.
ss Ass L. Cummings. Turkish Lady.
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Lost Z

MONDAY afternoon, about O'Clock, on Cone ~
WI &c, between Richards harness snoP auu Vaa
st, a z bt harness Saddle; new terrets anu water
no * The fnuer will be suitably ewaroed by leaV-
ing the 8 ,dde az the ARGUS OFFlGE.
Feb 9.d3t*
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sPEOIAl NOTICE.

last BUXTON STATION, on the Portland and
~ Rochester Railroad, wi be discontinued On
ana after FEBRUARY l, 1870, untll further notice,
THOS. QUINBY. Supt.
January 20. 1870. jarSlda"
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Upon the street. February sh, Port Monnaie
" containing sum OF money. The owner can
obtain the same by address Ing mole describing IL
to box 1541, Portlaud, or bp calling at
febl0.3r Rev. VIM. f, EATON'S, Cape Elizabeth
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PARIS, Feb. 10.-Copes of The Gazette de
Augsbourg, Containing Il draft of the caaon OF
papal iLtalliblity were seized and ccnhssated
at the post Office in Rome.
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10 Printers.
10 = II .

FONT of NEW BREWER TYPE 1912 lbs, can
Il be purchased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT
LAND, Maine, at a Great Bargain!
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A SABLE TIPPET, between Salsm and head OF
n High Sc. So reward will be paid by leaving the
same al The Press Office. iesdlwt
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-11

PEACE WITH THE SOUTH AMERICAN REPUB-
lies.
MADRID, Feb 10.-The Government has ter
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REFWE0N No. Hampsh re Street and the St.
Lawrence house. about 4 o'clock SATURDAY, a
Gold atch The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving the same at No. 6 Hampshire st.
teb1-dlW A. L. WHITE.
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FOR SALE {!

A NY person wishing to engage IN the Dry Goofs
n business can purchase a Ock OF goods, VITO o
good stand aud well established business at u very
great bargain by addressing
BUSINESS,
le5d2ws p. Box 1920, Portland, BE.
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n Grand Display Of Elegant Costumes
A Glimpse OF Gosm OPOIifan Eiysium-
a scene from Is La Vie Parisie nMe''-
AAirsh, Music and SplendOr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-28
THE PUREsT PEARL.

Beside the church door, a-weary and lone,
A blind woman sat on the cold door stone;
The wind was bitter, the snow fell fast,
And mocking voice in the ftfal blast
Seemed ever to echo her moaning cry, -ss
AS she begged her aims of the passers by;
"Have pity on me, have pity pray;
My back is bent and my hair is gray"
The bells were ringing the hour Of prayer,
And many good people were gathered there,
But covered with furs and mantles warm,
They hurried past through the wintry storm.
Some were hoping their souls to save, ssfsa3 &
And some were thinking of death and the grave,
And, alas they had no time to heed
The poor soul asking her chafty's need,
And some were blooming with beauty's grace,
But closely muffled in wells of lace;
They saw not the sorrow, heard not the moan,
OF her who sat ON the cold door stone.
At last came one of a noble name,
By the city counted the wealthiest dame,
And the pearls that DER her neck were strung
She proudly there to the beggar flung.
Then followed maiden young and fair,
Adorned with clusters of golden hair;
But her dress was thin, and scanty, and worn,
Not even the beggar's seemed more forlorn.
With a fearful look and plying sigh,
She whispered soft, mo jewels have l.
But give you my prayers, good friend" said she,
''And surely know God listens to me-"
On the poor white hand, so shrunken and small
The blind woman felt a tear drop fall,
Then kissed it and said to the weeping girl,
'It is you who have given the purest pearl"
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"E WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY of $50
w per week and expenses or allow large com
mission, to sell our new and wonderful inventions.
Address NJ. WAGNER 4 Co, Marshal, Mich.
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Atnnebet gonrnal.
Published on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH.
9allg Aennrbec yournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and a generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read
ing with a full compilation of State news
Terms, 81 per annum in airance; SIS il payment
is not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office
Advertisements one inch in length, three in.
seftons or less, $780, 25 cts for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, those inserted
for any considerable length of tme will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices 25 per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, 81 per square per week.
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A CAR d.
Boarc11aaa am

at the Market Square Grocery Store, have the +.
f. V. Smoking Tobacco, the Indian Weed and the
Founder Tobacco. Best in the Market.
decl5-ttawlm
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goetieaI.
DOWN HILL.

A story they tell of lunatic man,
Who slid down hill in warming pan,
He steered himself with the handle Of course,
And clucked away as he would to horse.
His legs, it is true were somewhat in the way,
And his seat rather tight II a body might say;
But he landed all right at the foot of the hill,
And for all know is sitting there stall.
You smile at the story and wonder how folks
Can get from their brains such terrible hoax;
But sliding down hill is many man, s,~
On much worse thing than warming pan.
Some are going at down at full speed ON their
pride
And others who on their stinginess slide;
But the strangest way of taking that ride,
Is to go, as some do, on a jug astride. ass ~
Beware of such coasting, or like JACK and Gill,
You'll make sorry work in getting down hill;
Beware, for with what other evils you tug,
'Tis nothing like sliding down hill on a jug.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05
FroIn senti Com,,LY.

HUNTSVILLE, TENS., Sept. S0th, 1870.
kDIreRe CHRONICLE Circuit Court passed
of gu etly here this week James al. Pening-
ton we tried and acquitted of the murder Of
Asa Newport. James Stanley was convicted Of
larceny and sentenced ~ the penitentiary for
one year. David Hatfield was convicted Of pc
tit larceny sAd sew trial granted The court
is new engaged lp effort to smpanel jury
in the case Of the State vs. }. 81. Newport, with
the chances " failure ts cake jury The
defendant is charged with the killing Of John
Robbins, citizen Of this county.
IA TO politics, all il right in Scott Maynard
will not lose fifty votes If Brown or Colyar or
Blizzard will either receive vote in this county,
it is something the oldest inhabitants don't now
believe.
The whiskey war, attempted on Maynard is
NJ git i a fzzle. REPURLTcAN.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05

KNoxvuIE wEEKIY CHRoICLE wEDNEsDAY, ocToBER 1870

Dot bcstow Sc that men might be eloquent, 9r
Teachers. or Doctors of Divinity, or BishoM
bur that Ills people "mgf BE witnesses land
io be % true witness, uian nGs, nave perom
knowledge of Ibis powar.
The Bishop Is d pleasant speaker Although
near 20 years of age. and .og. Ayl teniecbled by
long aud constant lnhor. j. IS voice i strong aud
sometimes powerful. He speaks slow and dis
tnct Tic nanileets an apostolic earnestngss IN
everything he says, causing his entire audience
TO feel that his owugsoj was imbncd with the
Ere of his mission. a tho close VI the sermon
the Bishop ordained large class 10 the Office of
Deacons In ihc Church The large audience
room was dcnselv packed with attentive hearers.
Many went away unable O. BIO comfortably
seated.
At3P. NJ Rev DR.. 4. Q. Fuller, Of ATLANTA,
preached an able discourse from the Gospel Of
st. Mark 70 2a-ao The worship and love OF
God was his theme. The Doctoris quite apleas-
ant speaker. At the close of his discourse Rev.
Bishop Scott ordained twelve of the brethren to
the office of Elders in the Church.
At : p. NJ, although the rain was falling IN
torrents the church was well filed and Rev.
DR.. Kynett (who, by the way, it Is said never
makes a failure y preached one Of those charac-
teristic discourses that blesses head and heart.
The Doctor might be titly styled the golden
mouthed orator. He IS sslt-possessed, and his
audience feel that he is master of the situation.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05

ON rI5Ee.

r1ra's q beautiful song on Sire slumherou-
air
That driG. through the valley of drcams
o. .omn- '-ou cline where the roses wert
aud umc.ul heart and bright brown hair
Tina, waved in the morning bcams.
Soll cvos O. azure and eve m brown.
And snow-white forehead are there's
4 glimmring cross 20 glttcrng crown
\ thorny bed and a couch @. down.
Lost ho~as and leaAet. IT prayer
4 breath of spring I'm the breezy woods.
Sweet walls from The qulverv plnes-
Blue violet eyes beneath green hoods,
A bubble Of brooklets, a scent of buds,
Bird WARRIORS and clamberng vines.
A rosy wreath and Il dimpled hand,
A ring and Il sighted vow
Three golden links Of broken band,
A tiny track on the snow-white sand,
a tear and q snless brow
There's tincture Of grief in IT, beautiful
song
That sobs on the slumberous air,
And Loneliness felt in the festive throng,
Sinks down on the soul as il tremb. along
From cline where the roses wer,
We heard it first at the dawn of day,
And it mingled with matn chimes
But years have distanced the beautiful lay,
And its melody howeth from the far away,
And we call it now Old Times.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05

state Items.
4 shooting ARRAY occurred in Nashville on
Thursday night
Nashville suffered by u destructive FIRE last
Thursday thc estimated loss Of which was S2l-
90
A suspicious looking package addressed to
solderin Nashville, caused his arrest MS being
in league for the passage of counterfeit money.
Nashville is getting to be a great broom manu-
f0cturing point. About 500 dozen are hipped
weekly.
a white brakeman on the Louisville south
ware bound freight train-Capt. Harry Make,
conH sc-or-yas killed on Tuesday morning, at
ORR tr Godsden Tennessee
Co4eral Csrrell. an cN-Fedsral soldier from
N1'' Work. learning that the object of the Con-
iederate Historical and Relief Association was
Justly charitable attended the meeting. Before
leaving he made liberal donation in cash to
the Treasurer of the coiation.-Meophis
Ar0laRchc.
Seven divorce cases are pending in Mem
phs.
The Maryvile Republican says that the in
fux Of emigrants is rapidly building up that
town.
The Cleveland Banner says that persons going
west from that region are selling their corn in
the field vt 25 cents bushel
A Board of Trade, with full list of compe-
tent officers, has been organized in Carks-
Vile.
The new Roman Catholic Church. at Greene
vile, Tenn, will, we understand soon be COM
pleted
Dan Rice, the showman has given Nashville
$1,000 towards a house for fallen women.