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nus Barrier Briefen BON, 10. Nop. - Sc
glab bat 3tpar nod fit lanee Sage Brob unb Wein
aber bic 3eioen, tpelde ben Irauen, Den Ginoern, be,
dlteren unb ihnahen Yerionen beporfeben, rufet
4la9en berpor. uno balo miro es niht nlebr ul6alid
iein. ibnen SrDft 3u bieten.
OemJahblatte yBritil5 WebicaI Sournal" Ihreib
elm Correspondent aus paris unterm IL. Nop. ibe,
ben @eiunoheits3uitanb in Yaris sd babe untel
ben Mrmen Der Stabt bereits Batienten, meIde Dem
Namen mad tranf. in @irfli9feit aber am Yetbun=
germ lino. sic ni1en" = 10 fdbrt CT fort = mos
Der Mon9el an frii4em Gleii9, an frii4em @etnile
an Ytild, Butter uno giern bebeutet; er beoeutei
S4arla4, Sppbus unb Yerbungern Bel Rinoern,
W64nerinnen un0 Rranfen. SD bate heute trau.
ri8e Beiude 5u MAIDEN unb tam faft nit atbrohe.
mem 6er3en nod 9auie 3urid; aber bies 1T erft Ser
Anfang Der nns beporitebenben 2eioen.. !. Die Cuff
gum Sduaoroniren ttrbt aus, uno bas trauriae
&nsifen oes Man9els madt iih fiblbar.~
Der @enerol frohu bot bas beutl1e 6aaptauar.
tier tuii1en lahen, bob CT ben gntlhIuB aefaBt bat,
Tiemanoen mebr. bic Wfitelieoer bes biplomatil1en
corps Mot aus8enDn1men, aus paris beraus3ulai.
len. Ser beim preuBii6en groBen Saupiquartier
6e8laubi9te rulif1e 6il Il R~urtulo,p bate ben Stir.
lten .. g8tttgenltein. Observation-Disclosures Der ruI=
hl9en Botl9aft in Yaris, i'm Name1 ieiner Regie.
1un8 5urltdberufen. Sieier tonnte aber oieier Nuf-
toroernns ni4t na9fommen. Or. @a1bburne, Der
amerttaniite Geianote, uinidt aud, Yaris au pers
laler; man bot tim aber %perboten. fnd 5u entferneu.
NeuIi4. Dor 3uei Sasen. famen mebrere Sau-
ieno 8artof1ellu4sr aus Yar.s Der SteQe ~ nabe,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22
Sur Gtaraiteriftf ber Baiern i'm 5eIoe.
pans Mc&enbuien i9reibt u. u. BON Rriees.

Gin bsrporfeGenoer Sue tut baierii9en Wilitdr
tt oas YeolrfniB mad gutter Werpfegun9, benz EN-
sbtn 10 berpOrra8en0es Talent, It'd oiefe 81 peri4af.
fen, 3ur Sette rect. Oie u1aterieQe Seite bes Sc.
bens 1T bieiem 9oloaten bic Sonnenieite. in bic ct
}t8 Germ !e8t. SIR bic Menase miro INNER eeiorst,
uno benz fran36hi4en Bauer TT Der Baier Oesbalb
Elm S9reden.
SIN 0orfe Iieet pieuei6t f4on Elm Battalion norb.
oenti9er 9ruppen. Sn ben 8auernboien lit aIes
rupts uno till. 0e Soloaten puben on ben Sen.
tern ibr Geoer3eug, fteben in ben offenen Gi1en uno
maiden TIRE eemoen ODER i6dlen ibre GartoffeIn.
Be. uno pl6blt4 entftebt elm GROCER Xdrm i'm Sort.
DIE edbne iureien. Die Sabner sadern, Die gnten
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22
9rdmium= Veilen
@ bdffin0 S 8ruber,

bic Gigentthmer Der Columbus UeiIen Gabrii, seisen itren
bieHeen, fptpie ausndrtisen Greunbfn hermit e~rsebenf an,
bab he in ibrem 0tf4dftfplabe,
Ode BON Water' uno Nortbfrabe, Columbus. Ohio
aue Sortsn GsiIen fcrtmdtrenb ~sprrdtbis baben, ionic aud
BefeRuneen barauf annebmtn unb prompt %ausfhbren. I'm.
ftre Geilsn, aus benz beftsn enslif&en. Stabl ~beftebtnb, unb
ben tiHtisfen arbeitern ~serfertist, baben fH allen anberen
tieHgen Gabrfaten melt n~ttrleseE sejeist unb weiben mad
fern, welde GfIen eebrau6en, p~uraesrsen. Die 4rn. ct.
Clair unb Septt, Gde BON 9e9 nnb Ersnnbfrabe. baben ben
anb als Surten in bersu StOre III o~enielbsn prsiIsn nte bel
uns au baben. &uSwdrtise 8efeder wpuen a%bre6irtn:
Sthdfing u. Brotbers.
Gilt gSrrts, Gpiumbus, Ohio.
81. {ept. 2p bp 2uattp
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Wi9tis fit WogeIbanbIer!
@dS. Nei6e II. 8rDtber,
@efhGftS=G mpfebluna.

Der unter,eidnete mad tier,it ben gepubnern bon De,
Stors In CAT Delaspare. ~befdnbis einsn sroBen Norratb Der
beten 5amilien CrceerieS an 6anb bat, wflhe er su ben bill.
IistenYretlen ~serfauft. GbenIp cine bebeutenbe que :SabI
srn alien Sprten ganfee Rotions unb Strumpfpaaren
Qestere serfaufe tt, nm bannit aufaurdumen, aumRpfenpreis.
@lei1seitis bemerfe i'd nod, hae In meinem Saloon ieoer-
seit bic befen gttrdnte serabrti4t perben. I'm ~sefdaissn
Buiprud btttet beBtalt.
IranS bolamiuer.
Aug, 10. 1870. 1ian -
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ffounen oes YubIifums unb ber Meiienben ALIEN ents
fibrte unb inmttten Der prenbiI4en 2inien our groe
iebte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22
Divers abfabrenbe Yt4en
(gattartie YtQs)
flr ale 3tpede cine Iarirenbe Webiain

q siett SielleiHt fetne antere Mttt3in,
mtrb, err,arn 70 a~1senaetn gtbrau&t
mai. irte cine atfdtrenee /; nod CAB e. Il.
etne Nebtstn. bte In aaeu qdnbern n.
'aa1er aaen &laFen 70 a1semeine Bertrei.
'fnie fant, pie biefe milbtn, aber rtriidu'
puratrenten gitem. Der Grunb biefer
9rf&einun9 teuHtet ron felba elm ; benz
teine antere Rebiatn fnmmt tis5er an 81.
S~erldfRsfeit unb Wtrffamfett stet& Die.
ienisen. welae hiefe piuen eetrau&t babea,
rifen. baS Ne tahurH furirt trurben &as
aber wtHtn, ba6 biefe pi1ea iebersett biz
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- Mper'S
e (airf@en. srnfmittel)
aur
&eilnns spn 4ranfseiteu be- Saifss ane er sunSss' Dt
Sufes, artdltnns, 4en&buRen. 1rondttts, ens'
triRietet xnt 2anssui&pineiu9t.

RabrGSetult& bat R& ne ausps cine Mrsnet tn 70 auseebtbntem Wate
taS gertraueu 6er Msni&en ermpsben. rte bieeS arsseaef&ntte gfttte'
far DruRietten. Dur& cine LANCE Nette yrs Saerca unb nster ben nt.
Heu 4QenfHtRraHeu IA 20 bSber uHt bStsr In ber N0tuns etfteeen, ttttf.
itr q keiannt ssps:ssn IA. eein se&fsrmiesr Character ane tsins
EtrflomPeit In Der 6eHun6 Der ~serf&3etenen DALI mt Quneruletoen ta.
Zen lin, ben Nuf eines s~ustrtdfesea Dtf&asess sssm tteteiben etnsetra.
sen. Ndoreab - far fte mifbertn gsrnm her 1rmitett saaens 70 ase
WHaei stsen be e&mtntfuHt In TIRES eraen ctaetsn nnb esssn NE ST.
p6eun&en Rraniteten he's 5aiies nab Der 0sneeM. We en Ilittel a..
talten rsrsen uns 10 a9e ,nsn4mai az tnasn sn as SSa.sEt y ieiSsss fsa-
Die Qunetn Is - tnbl d utrb fur etn IN eetlbatsS utbI eetat'
ten NIB tsA sanb stete Gdne spreefsnnnaen. tn wet6tn YniSmsa ete a.
tteftr Rranf6eit IN letben fMtenen, tur& taS .gherru Dtetrral" eetetlt
nsIssn fus ass tsr. Sssiasss.., y; ssqe a;si.i r 9 si% ssssss I :, g a.s ssr.
be TON feibf bte b~arnddisfen wft&sn miHta. Ggena nt9D Anetsts
fe erret&en lsnate. ma6ten Re bm sGberrs 1tetsral" aa@sfen uae ses-
f&wtuten.
SIR eanser ant q etn er " q son srvstr ~sDirfane.. :,
&nebrafiesu sspabrt - srste eslst&terans ms sartrt fe 81
ednati&.
raj In feiaen Defen bdufs ntmMt.
eene sutsn Gtsetf&aftsn ab 70 aneemetn telanni. hat MIR tttne Beat
niHe ~ ertftnth&en rbr metr ale BITE DetfderanB ~ 8eben btAneA
ba6 BE gsrsase beHelteu feS btefelteR fns.
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Mper'8 UieberzDeilmittel,

8ar 8isber unt aeue. 9t9ieFeber. aaItes 8isber. &snit.
tsenees 8ieber, Dnmt asue. Deriohii4es stes @ili0ies
8ieber. u. 70 unb ~iberbaapt fur ale &ran{beites,
wel&e aus miasmatif&en @tfttn ohsr ben eff
ti8en disadvantages ber Simple ain,
eutfpriReea.
Nte f&cn fhn Name kst. tettt - nnb Bnar mites ae KMmednben.
pa q neser arftnii. gtintn. etsmnth. 9irt rsa trasse = ensrs ut
nerafH9e BIER aiftee GubRanj tnttdtt. 70 f&aeet a tet4n1 fDafsefsn.
Die 3abl uno Seeentuus Der karen, bie q in pen 5isterGA fsneen ttrtrit
!aHtn R& nt&t tert&uen upt heten ptne 0etpiI IN Der 0ef&t9te Der te.
bertetimtttel M. iinh. Spl3 u bsfriebtst bard hte Ytelea ttnlaafeneen
0euniHt yyn s~slRdnhtser 9ehuns in ~barnddisea safes. 10 aae anhe-
rem Mtttel Rte NtrfunG Serfttlt katten.
Ni&t a~teinatiFrte perfsasn, re&e In 8iebersesensen retnen. stes
befeiben tereiien. Enben In hem 8iebertetlmtttel eteen S&at &c.
cen bic btfen ginaaHe. MEM fe 81 tdsi& netmen.
Bur Qeberletben, utl&e aus Der &rf&laHunA tr 1tber entFprtn-
Gen, "a e elm ansssetanstss gatstd, tnhtm etts ester ~ sefanser aG.
hafett aufretat
8ar 0iItSfe uutesam&etstet tem 10 EN- ssrsasi9es nit
tel unb bat ptele 9eilxneeu terertfeaiet no anbere Arineien wataaes.
les blteten.
per 8laf&e.
Dr. ). 6. Mper II. Co., 2otpen. WaF.,
praitf&en xub analthf&ea Gbenilera.
Braun, Brud u. Co..
Dtslefale-a senten gslambaS. Dtis.
II SIN 3leinsesiauf IN aim aYstteiea ~ tatsn.
asra Is. 1870. tw eama. % anhD
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y &eneral.

@ut! Die .eoIinssr 3eituns" beri6tet aus Sic
gen: vBei Dem Sie9esiubel un5erer Ssuaeno bal
manher tleine Yatriot lpobl ieinen Mittaastild pet.
asllen. glner oieler Burden, elm getpedter 7idbri.
ger &nabe. tomnnt nod lang beenoister Wtabl3eii
atbemlDs mad SauIe, ieBt lib an cen 5ilh, erareifl
Den IDfel uno pla Die fdon ~erfaltete 5uppe idleu.
nigit 5u lid nebmen. ais ibn Die Mutter an lein
Slltssbst n1abnt. 6Iuss faltet er Die Sdnos uno
lprl@t nit Anoadt: rSu Ileber @Ott, maeit rubia
/ Ser Desen 2puis Rapoleons. ipelden
legte. miro i'm 5elomaridallaale bes berliner "a.
oettenbauies neben Dem Oegen Napoleons oes @r=
item aufbsDabrt tperben. tpelben lebteren SEirlt Blii.
der IN Der 9dlabt bel Belle. alliance erbeutet uno
oamals benz eaoettencorps als @elhenf i~ber9eben
bat.
Man msloet aus II NJ, 10. Nop.: x@eaern
frasten einise ounfsltraune Surfcs iebr anaelsaent,
lid, Oh Der Binter MN talb pcriter 1ei;' bemtc it
MaeS nit friihsefaqsnem Shnee teoef,. Sic Nt,
tbeiluns, relAs beute Morsen In Den UribNunben
ibren 9rcriant fabte, fam lief psrbiat in itre arc.
Pen @arujnantel ROM 8ub6ers ternnter. Sic limb
itriSens mad umidncsn 10 gut untsroebraht, ais
cs eten mS5lid 1T; ater in Den Gafeu:atten lit Die
staht lang une bic 2uft bid. gis maiden hsisia
nnS 9aeen cine ei3ens Manisr, hie @dide nit Der
slaiten &ifisite elmer Gteirsrtiirte falt Al tiaeln.
Wnh bel ibrer &cdersi (fe tohen ndmlih isItsn
baltsn fe anf @eintihfsit, nnb iino iterbaurt, gum
Sbeil freilih aus Stumpfinn, in i9r @sihif CT.
9eben, uno fir slasS bantbar, pbaleih linen aRans
Dies unseuctut pOrfcmmen mag. S4su Dor 81,
niger 3sit befamr Elm perwunbeter Mirifaner i'm
Spital pobl gum erfen Wial IN Icinem 3stsn cine
quite ibipdtiihe s~etrannte Suppe; Ct lrTelte lein
shdiielhen 9eoulbis aus, temerftc ater Damn, bic.
itr 8afse lei niht gut, Ct NOTE niAts n,etr baron,
lcnf lei aQes bon."
Sn Yaris beiteben 5mei pripatcompaanien fit
Sal0npolt; bic eine unter Naoar. Die an6ere unter
lou einen 8allon 5u eontruiren i'm Beariff 1ein. Der
5000 Dieter faiien ino 20 Ysrionen enifiibren Tam.
Oie Sransporttoten fur cine 1erion uiroen 1000
Yrs. betragen. &uroIi4 mar Elm Baaon surn Be.
lte,sen fert1g. er ioute einise reide Jremoe fur lebr
beoeutenoe Sunmen aus Yaris brinaen, oas &eib
i9on erlest Die &eiienoen gum Ginleiaen Be.
relt, als ploBlit Elm WinotoB ii4 erbob, Den Bal.
lon BON ben StrIdea losriB unb gun, sroSten gr.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30
Letter from SeEler COUNTY.
-EtIEFyILLE, TENN, Nov

~Lh-LENILLE, TENN, Nov. 70.
EDITORS CHRONICLE: Circuit Court,
which opened here on Monday, adjourned
to-day, and his Honor, "his cx-HOuor,n
with other uotablcs, and the jurors, wit
nesSea and attendants Of court having de-
pared each his way, the extreme quletudc
o. our little town il fully restored. Left
thus, wholly 10 Ourselves, our feelings have
touch both Of JOY and sadness.
The feature Of cweek has been the sec
ond trial Of Robert Nelson and William
Johnson. the latter Of whom il a negrO)
charged with the murder OF Mn. Bales in
March, 1863. About forty witnesses were
examined, and the cause occupied the on
tire time Of court for upwards Of three
days The jury this morning returned "a
verdict Of guilty of murder in the first de-
gree against both defendants, bat it was
promptly set aside by Judge Randolph,
who awarded a new trial. Owing to the
general belief that it would be impracti-
cable 10 obtain another jury here, the We
nue. Of the case was changed 10 Jefferson
county, where another investigation will
be had &C the Circuit Court, which begins
there on the first Monday Of next month.
The crops Of this county are unusually
line, and Will be used and marketed 10 the
best advantage 10y our hardy, shifty ycu-
men. Here, a. among our neighbUr-,
though there il a startling scarcity of
money and those who make our law
who could provide a better system OF inter
mai Improvements and communication
and "a 10 could secure "a healthy immgra-
ton should heed this lc7-On of a bountiful
season for the farmer that yields him no
decided profits, and leaves him at it, close
~ poor %, il found him ut its commence
ment.
A word for the ChrOaicl,. These people
81 the mountains, and this banner Wing
county Of the STATE, are more than satisfied
with your Taper, and arc thankful To Won
lOI .rply.u- them with periodical tiut
80 sDly I,Ir-,ynts .Acll views, and SO hon
cs.iy advocates their Interests
Your. iu ha-r-
t-rIIEI-A t.rr.I..
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30
STATE SEWH.

the claims u. the gun factory al Nash
vile i being agitaJed in Nashville.
Newton j. Hart. Ee9., % we'll known
lawyer, of Memphis, died recently in Al
ton. Illinois, after Q heightened illness.
mr.. VIM. Duu-.e4d.s Trunk Manutac-
tory at Nashville is one oftl institutions
% tt-at city,
An experienced OLD u-u,lr.l IA says that
al that i ncce--aryin the oyTnent Of
Owe or sausage is confidence.
M. Reed. late proprietor %. the Warren
House, at McNinnyiilc burnt down last
week, ha- rented the McMinIvill, Hotel
and is now running that in his usua. style.
4 correspondent ol the Nashville Buu-
E<r, writing from smyrna, gives senEa-
topal account Of the Illustration Of .hcllish
atTOzllier by laWies- negroes, ' 70 burn
the houses Of farmers in that county.
4 negro died in .A-neyiIe, y. c.. last
week from the effects Of 4 stab received on
the 2Sth Of October last. 4 piece Of 4 knife
blade was found near MS backbone, as
shown by post lnOrten examination.
The number Of students lnatriculated at
tle Memphis Medical College, is about
thirty, while one hundred and fifty are in
attendance at the Medical Department Of
tue University II Nashville.
Ifr Ashworth. Of Lebanon. lad ,hel mis-
fortune 70 have hi barn burnt by an in
Cendiary on the night Of the list. IL was
well filled with prOvendCr and farming i'm
plements, and TWO buggic-. His To-, j.
e---Gated al about sJ,0tI; no Insurance.
a young man named Holt was accident
ally snot by % companion while ON Il hunt
ing expedition Thanksgiving Day Sew
efal shot TOOK effect iU his neck. and one
il his eye. They were easily extracted,
and no harm wa. doue.-N0sLriH'. Ran
Usy.
The Federal Court holds It's next regular
session at Memphis, Monday. the 2sth
inst, his Honor Judge Trigg presiding.
Judge EmmOns, the United States Circuit
Judge, will probably be present ana pre-
side over the proceedings coming within
his Jurisdiction.
on Thanksgiving duy.a stranger. named
James II. LindieE committed suicide in
ne Of the rooms Of th. Workman House.
r had been noticed standing around the
&. for several day, aud toe straueene-s
amer had on more tI-. OIL. occasion
no,iced.- -VrntJh'. Sun.
shelly vile R.oo.. -4.aaiur OF the
s-s oil tilc returning officer TO- send
election r'..TE- 81. On, capital.
We at" iU '.r.r 81 tf- legislature,
IL meet. aga o., pos l- 81 lass. maxi
fine of not less rbau fifty dollars
re the Oflicor falls 10 send i- his re-
81 within zen day AFTER tr .r.aou.
4r. Gleeu. IRON Colorado. .,uo IT. .I the
2 orgGnizing q colony fJr tina, Territory
ms star. ,ais wee with those 81
Hray wnu as ready hi- ulr-
Ca,"rH ~ g. .ap5 -u. -..ars 20
H.. .
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30
SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF THE cuMBKR-
LAND

/ This organization held its regular an
null meeting ut Cleveland, Ohio lac
week. The most interesting feature OF tn,
occasion were addresses by General j. 4
| Garfield and General Palmer Genera
| Garfielde Grafton was an eloquent tribut,
to the memory Of the great and good Gen
/ erai Geo. II. Thomas, late President Of tho
So. ETY.. He alluded TO, and necessarily
re ted the malicious charges made against
G Thomas by mis- enemies, after his
4 ,th, to the effect that he had sylnpathil-
cd with the secession movement ut tho be-
ginning of tie war.
The next annual meeting will be held nj
Detroit, Michigan, on the 10th and 18th OF
November, 1871. The following officer
were elected for the ensuing year:
The officers for the ensuing year are: Presi-
dent-MGjor General w. ). Rosecrans; Vice
Presidents-Ohio, General j. d. Cox; Indiana.
General Nathan Kimball; Kentucky, 7. J.
WOOD tennessee. Captain j. i. Drouillard
Michigan, General w. L. Stoughton; New
York General Joe. Hooker; Iowa, General W.
II. Lane; New Jersey, General G.. w. Windell:
Kansas, General John W. Martin; District OF
Columbia, General W. ID. Whpple; Illinois
General T. II. Sheridan; Minnesots, General
Van Cleve Pennsylvania, Colonel Y. H. Ram
sey; Wisconsin, General j. s. Stsrkwe6ther
Missouri, Colonel Charles ' an San born. Cor
responding Secrotary-Colonel Ii. NJ Cist. Re
cording Seeretary-COlonel John w. Steele.
Treasurer-General j. S. Fullerton
The committee appointed To report q
plan 10 pay some fitting tribute u the
memory Of General Thomas, reported the
following:
On the 29th Of March, 1870, Major General
George II. Thomas, the great soldier who has
presiding over this society since its organization
fell az his post with all his harness on His
spirit returned to God who gave it. and the
memory of his greatness and goodness sail that
is now left TO u. His death was q national ca
lamity and an rreparSble loss 10 his comrades (;
therefore, be il
Resolved, Thatit IS vain by words to attempt TO
express our loss, or TO describe the grief which
pervades this society il view Of this sad event
Resotoed, That the banners Of this society be
draped in mourning, and that an appropriate
memorial page be Inscribed upon its records
ResOlved, That some fitting monument should
be erected by his countrymen to mark the spot
where rest the romans OF our beloved comman-
der and that ;his society shall take the initiate
~ steps for its erection, and To that end q COM
Cd TO procure the necessary funds ana TO pro-
vide design, specification and estimates there
for, and to report at the next meeting.
Rcs0trca, That the President shall appoint
some comrade % prepare biography Of Cen
eral Thomas, and collaLe and arrange the pro-
ceedngs of the various States and associations
in honor Of his memory, with a view to future
publication by this society
The resolutions were unanimously adopted,
and it WAS determined that the committee should
consist Of one from each State
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SuERIEF,S sAIE.

To- VIRTUE OF A ENE0UTTON ISSUED
ID from the Chancery Court Of Knox county, Ten.
nessee and o. me directed viii sell for cash In hand
q The store house q H. 81. EeaIden On Gag street. IN
knoNEle, oM Friday, lie u Gay Of December, lsTG,
baskets Of Champagne 10 guses of Ca-et LOT Of emp
y ksgf l0l Of empty bQNes and Barrels lot % Ale
and Pcr-cs i doZ, pair IrJcfF, Dtmijohns, Wnif-
~ PuHr, tups and Funnc.s, orc Letter Press Ohiee
stove, ur-h. aut iOt ot ChaifE, b1tuos and other
'.hosn'; sF led 90 ag thC property g T. ~ BelrdeE
o. ~ t.E Judgment IN tho Cnauecgy Court Of Knox
Coliy. Tenn. sEee, I'M favor of T. 2. Boardon w. T. NJ
~. N.li.lU NelrdcI. sale 10 commence 10 - s.. and
n'"an 'rst- ',s P. 20. Necessary.
.,vt F.F G0SsBTT sreriE.
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rHE SERGEANT or THE FIFr1rrH.

Oat OF blackened cloude OF powder
Gazed the moon upon the sight;
Where had rolled the battle's thunaer.
Ere the coming Of the night,
an old sergeant Of the Fiitieth
TO his general made report;
" Present four; and ] a.. oll wounded
Praised be God, we hold the fort ~
Weak and trembling we're his accents,
FOR his blood was almost spent.
But tie General asked him, grut1y
What this foolish tr.LinE meant;
Where his company was quor-e-e1,
Turning TO his comrades four,
Ee made answer; % Pardon, General:
shot and shell have left no more
These the mitrailleuae has spared ne,
Five poor wounded, these alone:
Soarp and fierce the shock Of Na.'.a,
But the enemy are gone
There turn 10 your battalion,
Oomrade brave" the General said.
Pardon, General; here YOU see them,
On the crimson sod are .u0.
=, 49, rest, " the General murml.e3.
sOroly my pUtl -,-1st ache. gray
Cursed be their task to-day
Sill we took those nlurderous cannon.
To your regiments repair
with low voice replied the sergeant,
Pardon, General: they are here
SEEING with his hand the sergeants'
Tears dissolved the General pride.
" God avert moro such mist0rtu7e7,'
IN . quiverinC voice he cried,
Friends, the Eagle which We followed
and the flag. are they lost. too7'
Revarl' and the bloody tatterz
From his brCas. the soldier drew!
" J C.r.... ...-
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ONLY 4 BABY SMALL.
sT MATTHIAS BARE.

Only o baby small,
Dropt from the skies
Only a laughing face,
Two sunny eyes
Only two cherry lips,
One chubby nose;
Only two little hands.
Ten little toes.
Only 8 golden head.
Curly and soft;
Only q tongue that WAGE.
Loudly and Oft:
Only q little brain.
Empty Of thought;
Only a little heart.
Troubled with nGgcht.
Only a tender flower.
sent rs ~ rear:
Only 81 III. 10 love
Nhi.c IS. are here.
Only q baby small.
Never q. rest;
Small. hut how dear tpss.
r1G aH.Eeth he.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30

THE Poor FA1uE.-A poor farmer can
not conceal the fact that he is a poor far
mcr. All hi, surroundings proclaim the
verdict against him--hi- horses, cattle,
wagons, names ploughs, fences, and even
wife and children. bear silent but Immis-
taxable evidence against him. On the
other hand, ali these things will testify IA
vOrably on hehalfof the GOOD farmer.
Every paS-cr-by can read the evidence
pro and con. This alone ought to ~timu-
late every farmer 20 do his best, for the
sake Of his own character, rs well IN inter
est for hc may rest assured that every
passer-by will pronounce Judgment accord
ing 10 the evidence.
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Picture OfEurOp,

Russia covet-.
Turkey fears
Austria ponder.
Italia cheers.
Belgium and Ho.iaus
Wait in dread
Denmark r pGlsied.
Spain j dead
France is bleeding,
Prussia scars,
Britannia shuts her e-as
Ard snores :