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DkorOsALs FOR FORAGE AND srK.w
DEror QrlRrERxAsrrRk or

DEPor QUARrERMssrgRk oFr,cv
sselNSIoN, Il. G., September :, Is-O
..Ioposals IN On icate. with a copy OF this 49,.
~ etsched ale invited from r. sponsibie N AZ
Oar. IL m; Ustobcrs $50. Cor furnishing al the
49, nsy add hye straw reg uired at thf. a. MT
uur lng tne year Commencing November 1. lS7B
heIsse end straw 10 be delivered Uonthix ans
rfpsle sHhin one 90 mile Of the limits OF the cif,s
W ton and Georgetgvn. ID c., aud al Ford
bp.e, "a. shout one and half Cs miles from
%. asuch times ~ may be ordered by the Omar
Oats 20 be delivered in aod buri al sacks n
nnee ~ bushels each, and 70 weigh nst less ths1
ulrty two 81 pounds 10 the bushef
nay and straw bsied: bales O. weigh. Hav fron,
bales " w ""o ~ pound
Bidders Win state the price Of o.ss Hay .pd straw
The qasu THY required each month is est,m.,.d .,
pounds o. Oats " 900 pounds Of Hay, and "a os1
The United states reserves the risnt 20 ,,fninisb
OF increaee the above quantities any time dnriur
ne cmtneAnee oil the contract By giving thirty 800
Gusrantees viii be required with each bid in IN.
responsible sureties. thst the bidder VIII IN snece.s
Iu, execute CONTRACT within SIX 90 days sitter his
ments. 'Nt'i'
Payment viii be made monthly for ausn.it,.r IA.
nSereo, IN funds, or ss soon thereafter a. funis
Of parties % whom delivery has been erdere5- "a
Tie eefuhes Q Ne 70 quantity and qualify OF en- In.
spsctor arPoieted BY the undersigned :
Propoeah viii be marked. Proposals for Torare.D
and sdaressed TO TIE undersigned. =
Bidders are invited 20 D.. present n the opening.
-..- WILLIAM MYERS,
Breyet Brigadier Gen ersa u .
ttIz-b - -. Depot Qusrtsrmaster.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUsTEEs' SALE.
b. kirtu. of an order OF the Circuit Cont r.,
PRIMO George County, sitting in Eauiy. we VIII Iii
os 4 sSs q
iso at Il O'Clock M III fai. u Gay tS OF
pet PR day thereafter J the heal Estate Of which
Apt Of the estate eo eSns;s9s o, ,no,, 40
is IcS sed the Baltimore md wasSfheton R shc
first class farm highly i%pToSsd and StHi mon
81 81. aS%ir. all .a.s
s. =. that !: more heathfu that pos
desfss q eng vii SS
to 5hslf interest to attend the sale.
End az TIE nsss.sszy ont baidsss, aud fine apple
Tssn: q AZ; one third cash residue IN one and
Isynesi e the purchase money with Interest, adsed
I q 'S yIREro. Trustees. .
r H5 s4gsSISsFS q a sSESSf Y rae DIS
Jeremiah e ss sl.Sti zz.t.'', 's'. H..
Is raou.. c e; :. In EQUITY, No. ms.
Court that on the s. day Of August, $50. At siT
ps s tss ssJEsRs ss IL
bidder therefor became the purchaser
and 1s see "a ne, &: s sSss
segs With the term: Of said sale Il T. this
sid sas be, and me came & hereby. ratified "a
ssas sS a the Ss e E
ss q g p ava e. q. I:
weeks prior to said dsy. 'oi sn'e'
A,' s.,,-1; & SsS:. .. 5gsl. =
By JAY o12f. Assistant o.ss. .u.sssv
w. Z. rHHNEY BEST TAHILY TLOUR,
AADr sr TzxSrY, DAvrDsox Co.,
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W. r
sInCe opening our NEW MUSICAL AND LITE
kAk1 fEPOT in Georgetown We have Repeatedly
been asked whether we think our First Glass Esf.b
hshnent viii Tay, u being near W ashinstOn, and
We invariably answered with this question.
WHYNOT
IL has only been three months since we onanAd
and already have We sold nine Pianos six Of hjch
went 20 Washington. The secret Of our success Jiss
IN the cheapnees Of our goods We bought a large
snc varied stocf Tor cash. aud allow our custOmes
the adv antages We receive from the Manufacturers
OUR STOCK OF
fIANOs, ORGANS, MELODEONS,
And all kinds of
MUSICAL MEROHANDISE,
As well as
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
BIBLES, Catholic ard othersJ
fEAlER BOOKS OF ALL DISSERTATIONS
INITIAL PAPER AND ENVELOPES
GOLD PINS, yUTE AND CoTION IRVINE,
In faet,eyerything in the line of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY
Cannot be exceIlsd
luniue and Repairing Of Instruments dome at
shcIt notice Send your orders 20 - ="
POE d SELIGSON'S
49,, New Musical and Literary Depot,
Georgetown, ID. q.
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II THS sEgESTSS 4F 81 a SSSSF sS ~ rae DIS
jeremiah e 81 sl.iS & zz,t.'', s'. rs.
w 4. rEHNEY BEsF FAMILY FLOUR,
HApr BY TrxSxy. 4. vrnsox \ 10

ony 's & sas,s: y, TJFsAT
nNt latent cleaners, 10 nov BENZ placed or, the
market Nth sa,isfsetiou 70 ali Who have trisd it,
Tor sale By most Grocers. aulslm
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneeru
- (Saccessors TO J. q. Mcclure Col
southwest corner Penn. avenue and lith strs<-f
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UNDERWRITERS
RICHB r. HARVEY. ALOaZo A. MARR
III A RyEY d MAJ R,
T. N Il g + a X ers,
No.<39 STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth.
my23ly
pICHA.D w. BARKER,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN
6I2 ELEVENTH sTREET, nearF.
EURNITURS or ALL KINDS MADE AND
hEPAIREU arrs-tr
UNDERTAKES

RBIDAL AND FUNERAL wREAfHs. BO-
- DUETS, CROSSES. ANCHORS and sTA6s
Preserved OF Enameled in Wax. All kinds OF Hair
Bradlng done, Ornamental lair Work on Glass and
Pearl By Mrs FRIES, late Of Boston, SIS 6th At !.
near i. References for II air WOrk-Mrs Pre.idenf
GRANT, Mrs. Admiral Goldsborough,W. w Core
ran. Gen. Casey, Gen. Tompkins Gen Aiken del -Iy
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

III VIZ. CULLEN BBYkgy.

How shall know thee in the sphere which keep:
The disembodied spirits Of the dead,
When all Of thee that time could wrther sleeps
And perishes among the dust we treadP
For shall feel this sting OF cesseless pain,
II there meet my gentle presence not;
Nor hear the voice love, nor read again
In thy soreness eyes the tender thought
viii not my own meek heart demand me therel
That heart whose fendest throbs to ne were
given.
NV name on earth was ever in thy prayer
And wilt thou never utter IL in HeavenY
The love that lived through all the stormy past
And meekly with my hsrsher nature bore,
And deeper grew and tenderer 20 the last
Shall Il expire with life, and be no more.
A happier lot thar mine, and larger light
Await thee there; for thou hast bowed thy
will
In cheerful homage to the rule of right,
And lowest all, and renderest good for III.
Yet though thou wear st the glory Of the sky,
Wilt thou not keep the same beloved name,
The same fair thoughtful brow and gentle eye
Dovelier in Heavens sweet climate, yet the
same?
Shalt thou not teach me, in that calmer home,
The wisdom that learned so i'll in this
The wisdom which is love-till / become
Thy fit companion in that land of bliss.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
suprrm, C.urt rreesealnn..

The following are the proceeding of the SUI
preme Court yesterday:
A Fowler VS. l. u Alexander; reversed and
reinanded-
James A Branner VS. A VI Faulkper re-
versed
y Owens, in error, " w II Taylor af-
srmed.
b L Warren, in error, We w hsnnedyi re-
versed and remanded.
Thos Draper, In error, VI NJ Stanley re-
versed and remanded-
VIM Boon We A Rhoel and wife; reversed
and remanded.
S d Minor, administrator Of Lonas, de-
ceased, in errcr, VI s Webb, administrator Of
w A BranneT, deceased affirmed.
Mynatt & Howell, in error, VS. James Hobbs I;
remanded
X. Walter q Co., Va n s. & MeNabb; re-
versed, and complainants blu dismissed.
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auarfarIH Meetings.

For Knoxville District, NJ T. Church.
Knox Circuit-Fountain Head, Oct. 2-3.
Campbells Stltion--Beaver Ridge, Oct. %
90
Clinton Circuit-Leinhearts, Nov. &C,
Jacksboro' Circuit - Pearne Chapel, Nov.
l2-l3.
Seveirville Circuit-Haskens, Nov. 1870
Gravestown-Mt- Pleasant, Nov. 2-27.
cambridge and New Market, Dec. "a
North Knoxville Dec. lo-ll.
Strawberry Plains Circuit, Dec. 17-1s.
Knoxville Station, Dec. 24-G.
Little River Circait-New Salem, Dec 81.
District stewards meeting in Knoxville,
Thursday, Oct. 10th, at the NJ. +. Church, IL VI.
JNo. +. SPENCE, p. f.
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Females,

Old and young, who have so long been trouble
with some female complaint should not de-
spair Let US whisper words of comfort. Foa
can be cured You can be snatched from the
monster which has 80 long Frustrated and para
lyzed your whole system. You can regain your
health your beauty, your strength and bouyal-
cy. Take courage, despond not be cheerful; a
remedy is at hand, prepared by experienced
physicians especially for just such diseases as
afiict you; and as the profession are using and
prescribing this remedy with much success, we
feel proud in calling your attention TO it. 1t
comes highly recommend, and we earnestly
advise all suffering females TO use this great fe-
male medicine at once. We allude to the
English Female Bitters," advertised in an
other column oc4 I'm.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

First round of appointments on Athens Dis
trict, Holston Conference.
Kingston and Standardization Oct. 10th,
10th
Athens Circuit-Union Chapel, Oct. 9th,
23d.
Philadelphia Circuit--Oak Grove, Oct. 18th,
90th
jacksonville Circuit-Kleazer Camp Ground
Nov. 9th, 9Th.
Decatur Crcuit-Bethel, Nov. l2th, 18th.
Crossville Crcuit-Grassy Cove, Nov. 18th
10Th.
jamestown Grcuit-Solomons' Chapel, Nov
9th, 9th.
Huntsville Circuit-Huntsvilie, Dec. Sd, 4th
Montgomery Circuit artburg, Dec. llth
18th.
Kingston Grcuit-Swan-pond. Dec. 18th
18th.
Athens Station--Athens, Dec. oath, 18th.
Aaryyille Circuit Maryville, Dec. 3lst-
Jan. lst
Winters Gap Circuit Winters Gap, Jan
9Th, 9Th.
The District Stewards viii please meet me al
Loundon, Monday morning, Oct. 18th, al
o. clock. j. W. MANN p. i.
ATHENS, Oct Z, 1870.
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A BEAUTIPuL IpRA-Far away among the
Alleghsnies, there is spring so small that a
single OF, in summers day, could drink it
dry. 1t steals unobtrusively away among the
hills till it spreads out into the beautiful Ohio
Thence it stretches away thousand miles, leav-
ing on its banks more than hundred villages
bearing half thousand steamboats, Then
joining the Mississippi, it stretches away and
away some twelve hundred miles more till it
falls into the emblem of eternity 1t is one of
the greatest tributaries OF the ocean, which,
obedient only TO God, shall roll and roll till the
angel, with one foot on the sea and the other on
the land, shall lift up his hands and swear that
time shall be no longer. SO with immortal in
fuence. 1t is rill--a rivulet-a river-an
ocean-and as boundless and fathomless as
eternity
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
Proposals for Building Material

oITIcR OF INTERNATIONALLY. S. c. III. and P. O.,
Sealed proposals win be received until IL Of the first
day of November, 1870 at the Office Of the undersigned
Psa aad q Po
Knoxville, Tennessee four hundred and fifty 450 cubic
yards, more or less, rubble ftone.
Any species of stone. granite or limestone eness or
may be subpitted but / must be Of kind
good bed be- thoroughly sound split readily with the
hammer and make square fracture trsnsversely. No
Oepted and equarter Of the amount viii be through
or bond stone Of the width of the walls, viz; Three
not less than eight inches thick About equal quaint
ties Of each dimension will be required;
Also 1900 cubic feet or less of granite footing
stones-no stone contain less than six cubic feet
efourth 90 Of the granite to be one foot six inches
70 be one foot six inches deep by four feet six inches
Also four hundred and fifty cubic yards more or less
OF hard durable stone broken to the size Of hens eggs
Also FIVE hundred 500 barrels. more or less Of the
best Rosendale, Potomac; or other cement equal in
quality thereto-each barrel 70 contain not less than
30Oihs Of cement.
Also. six hundred C6OO cubic yards more or less, of
Proposals will be received for the ruLbe, concrete
and sand by the cubic yard for tho granite foot
lngs by the cubic ioot and for the cement and lime by
the barrel.
The Department reserves the right to rscct any. or
all of the bids if it be deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do So and any ba that does not con-
usemcnt viii not be considered.
Forms O. proposals may be procured appIicg-. on
All proposals win require 70 be made on the printed
form and be accompanied by the bond OF O resonsible
person n he sum of three thousand dollars that the
to him.
The bond must be approved Jy the q. ). District
Judge, or Clerk Of the 4 S. Court ~ the District I'M
which the bidder resides.
rayncnts will bc made monthly upon the estimate Of
the Superintendent deductiur ten li0 I.~ coat until
the final completion ofthe contract.
Proposals must be enclosed ia@ sealed CrFola pe ga-
dressed 20 he Superintendent and er.ar,. "propo-
i for the rubblc stone, concrete souo granite foot
Inps, sauc, limo, cement as tho case may te.
ocf H-dI MILTON :. NlLDS. ~uUt
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

THE Young Democracy In New York,
headed by Sheriff O'Brien, have put in
nomination Judge Ledwith for Mayor.
The nominee is an upright, fearless man,
and will give the regular Tammany nomi-
nee hard nun. The people of New York
have been cursed with corrupt Democratic
rule, and this movement of the honest De-
mocracy promises to relieve them. New
York City, where Democracy has reigned
for many years, shows what Democrats
will do.
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The Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, Oct. l5.-Yesterday was the
foruth day Of the Blood Horse Association
races. The first race for the Association purse
of FIVE hundred dollars for all ages, three miles,
was won by the Morgan Scout beating Irene
Sheppard Time, 1884. The second race, for
the Association purse Of FIVE hundred dollars
fortall ages. mile heats, best three in FIVE: Sum-
ID; Village Blacksmith, ID, 9th, Sd Beuiah,
9Th, ID, 4th; BDou, 4th, 4th, 9th; Allie Hunt,
9th, 9Th 9th Time l40! 1:4el; LAG
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s,nrd.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Oct Ia, 1870.
10 nv Personal and Political Friends Of kao1
Co,GHtg:
In reply to many inquiries and kind solicita-
tons, and in order that there may be no misun-
derstanding / beg leave to state that, in justice
to myself and family, and for other good rea'
sons, ! am compelled to decline the race for Re-
preventative on the Republican ticket
Grateful for your confidence and support in
the past, and hoping that may be able at some
future day to serve you in any capacity you
may desire, and rendering my support cheer
fully to any good man you may select TO make
the race,
am your friend and obedient servant,
JOHN i. MURPHY
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A Word 70 Rusiness Men.

The Knoxville DAILY CHRONICLE has larger
eiresIdtion in Rdst Tennessee outside the city
of Knoxville than any dolly paper published,
and is the best odrertising medium ever offered
to the business men of Knoxville. Our daily
reaches every part Of East Tennessee, and cir
culates in Hiddle and West Tennessee. The
CHRONICLE oirculates in q class of readers not
a choice advertising medium. Furnishing later
news than any Of our contemporaries, our paper
is alscays redd and business men have some
guarantee that their advertisements are read.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Minerva Hames. administrators, &C., vs.. The Widow
heirs and creditors Of William H. Underwood, de-
ceased.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE CHAN
in the above stated eause at the August Term 1870
will, the 2st day Of November. lS70. sell to the
highest bidder on the premises in bar Of the equity OF
redemption the following described lot in the city Of
Knoxville Tennessee witt Fronting Depot street
IS feet running back 400 feet inR north Of and
adjoining Lot No. H. laid down in the plan of the
city by Snoed King Co.
TRBMs Six months credit Will be given, the purchn-
ser executing his note with sufficient security. bearing
Interest from date and lien will be retained the
lot for the pay ment Of the purchase money.
oct lQ-w4t A. j. WHI1E. {. 4 VI.
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An Example worth InnitasIng

The GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf cay; Last
October one year ago, little Jimmie Woods, of
our city having accumulated o few cents. com
menced the news business on half dozen pa
pers he now-in less than two years-has on
deposit at the Northern Bank three hundred
dollars. During the time he has clothed him
self and sister and attended college fifteen
months This is what energy and economy
will accomplish
Who among the Knoxville news-boys has
done, or viii do, as well?
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
Uancery court at NaynardyiIle.

OCTOBER RULES, la10.-AMENDED BILL.
Allen Hurst and John Sharp vs.. Lemue Sissons and
others.
IN THIS CAJ SET APPEARING TO TIE CLERK
and Muster from the 5leq atoms o. and affidavit TO-
tho amended bill filed mis- cause that the defend
ants, Lclnuc ~isSOu gHu the Southern zinc Company
uon-rcsideus Of state of Tennessee that the
ordinary proc, OF "a. cannot be served upon them
Il b. therefore ordered that publication be made fer
four successive weeks in ,he Knoxville Chronicle, a
neWsUaI, published in the city ot Knoxville, Iennes-
see, notifying sad defendants. Lemucl -ssou and the
NuutLeua Zinc Company. % alIsar on or before The
second aay OF OBJ" next t.r qtthe thancey Court Ut
ulun county, 40 O. Court 90 be- held for said couuty, no
the court house u MgynaEillo ou the first Monday OF
November $50, then and there % plead. answer or
demur 20 c0mpliuauts' uil the same will be taken
for ed and scJ for hearing Nparte as TO them
A true copy oi the order.
octl3-w4I j w BEANSON, G.. 4 NJ.
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The PostoH1ce.

Five thousand seven hundred and sixty-two
letters passed through the Knoxville postoffice
during the quarter ending the Goth Of Septem-
Der.
D.ring the last week in September $lS7 worth
oc postage stamps we're cancelled
The exhibits showa very appreciate increase
in the business of the office
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NIarSIlnra SaIe.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY
ID the United States District Court Clerk. and TO
directed will sell for eesh; At the court house in
next all the right, title interest claim and demand
that j. G. NJ Ramsey has in and 10 acertain house and
lot Situated the east side Of Gay street, Knoxville,
Tennessee, and adjoining the property offs D. Mitchell
J. s. Ludlow and others, now occupied by ii. Wal
Icy and Others; satisfy judgment obtained against
the said Ramsey in the United States District Court for
cost IL certain conscaton cause This October 18th.
$50. .ortlt vat ". a. WALKER. D. u. ;. NJ.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

The Legislature of Georgia has passed
joint resolution, inviting President Grant
and Cabinet TO visit the State next week.
A joint committee has been appointed to
meet the President and party at the State
line. If he accepts, he will leave Wash
ington on Tuesday.
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Chanccry Court--CIInton.

AIeEandcF kIfkp0trick and others vs.. Naomi kirk
pdtrici, aud others
IL THIS CAUSE THE DEFENDANTS. NAOMI
kirkpatrick, Fillmore kitk patTick, Sae Il. Kirk
patrick susan Il. 4. Kirkpatrick. and L. Jessina Kirk
patrick being Ingredients Of Tennessee ms stated
in the bill: Il IL ordered that publication BE- made for
four successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle mott
lily said defendants ~ appear before the Chaneary
Court. az Clinton. on the second Monday Of November
next then and there TO make defense the bill or the
same W De taken FOR confessed IA 20 them and set for
hearing eX- parte. W. Ii. MIITSON,
sfptAl-Nst Clerk and Master.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

We would inform the farmers of East Ten
nessee that among our assortment Of agricultu-
raj implements, which is very extensive, win be
found the Farmer Favorite,S which is giving
satisfaction wherever used.
sept l5-d&wtf HoTGH & CHURCH
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
Saddle and Harness Emporium.

The undersigned having established himself
In The manufacture lf Harness aud Saddle Of
every Description offers to the merchant, and
farmers of Tennessee and the South the very
best article Of goods in his line, all home made
and warranted aperior to the general run Of
Eastern made gool-, while the prices as as low
and in some cases lower, that the same goods
can be bought At in the East Employing none
but frat-clas-, skilled worimcn We acknowledge
10 superior manufactures. Orders from any
locality will! receive prompt and careful atten-
ton and be filed with dispatch at satisfactory
prices. solicit triad, and know that none
who favor me with AN order will have cause 10
complain either in regard TO prices or the quail
ity Of the goods.
aug 27-tE THos. OCoNNER
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

ASHES on Corn. - Charles Carlisle, of
Woodstock, VT, writes to the New York
Farmers club that he experimental last year
with ashes on corn, to which he applied n
shovelfool of rotten manure on the hill Fifty
hills were left without ashes, handful being
put with the manure on the other part of the
feld. He weighed the product on the fifty hills
unashed, and a corresponding number Of hills
with the ashes. The gain on the part ashed
was estimated TO be equal to bushel of corn
for each bushel OF ashes used. He asks, ia it
not possible that the corn Is benefited by the
mixing, If we cover with the mellow soil to
receive the liberated ammonia
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
Geu. EIahrv,a aHeIrnet >,

At the Nashville races ON Thursday, Gen.
Babry's colt Helmet, was entered for purse
of $500, dash of two miles, against Jennie
June won the dash by half dozen lengths,
Carlotte second, and Barney and Helmet pref
tY close together in the rear.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
Earshat,s sales.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE ISSUED
ID by the District Judge of the United States, and
to me directed will sell for cash, at the wholesale
the 18th day Of October 1870 two copper stills with
caps and wOrms seized the property of Sam. Hunt
the 2th day Of June 1870 This October 18th, 1870
octl5-dltW2t, :. p EVANS. u. =. NJ.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
war News

The dispatches yesterday, excited Gay street
somewhat, especially those citizens Of foreign
birth Though some of the reported military
movements lack official confirmation, yet as
change from the past two weeks Of inactivity,
II was welcomed.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

THE Chicago papers are puzzled just now
to understand the real political complex
ion of Mack, late of the Cincinnati En-
ouirer, and now managing editor Of the
Chicago Repu1LtodR. Some claim that he l.
Republican, while Others hold ne is Demo
cratic.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

cued, falling hair checked,
ness often, though not al
by it, use. Nothing can
hair where the folliclcs ar
or the glands atrcphicd a
But such as remain can
usefulness by this applicat
of fonling the hair with
mcnt, it will keep it clean
Its occasional use will pro,
from turning gray on fat