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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-01
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Civil Engineer, Draughtsmen and Surveyor,

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GUBvETs ACCURATELY MADE OF FARMS
- and mountain lands. - 4 49, - s--.s-,.,l.R
Maps executed in the best style. 0i''o ne
Coal and Mineral hands carefully surveyed: and
maps furnished showing topography and 1Oestion oil
mineral veins. coal seams, &c -1 49,. -
Fl City icts staked out. 81 ~ t3DAs-t ~. y. ,
Leveiing 10 ascertain Water power. Calculations OF
EarthEorks. Plans for Bridges and BuildinEs made.
CHARLES SCI MOUR'S III
REAL ESTATE OFFICE
No. SO Gay et,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-01
summer Resort.
LEAFS SPRINGS.
1871.


TTNHIS FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT, SITUAT-
L ED in Granger county East Tennessee, will be
opened for the reception Of visitors on the
10Th Day Of May, 1871.
The beneficial results derived from the of the
waters of these Springs,
Black aud White sulphur and Chalybeate,
For most Chronic Diseases, Dyspepsia Affections of the
Liver and General Debility cannot be surpassed by
any waters North or South.
The buildings have been newly repaired. and addi-
tional Family Rooms newly erected with new Beds
and many other improvements for the comfort and
convenience Of the guests Of the House, The facilities
for reaching these Springs are easy-from Knoxville.
BY the B. T. and Va. Railroad to McMillan's Station,
ten miles, thence by good Hacks to tho Springs eleven
miles.
sg Fare through from Knoxville. by railroad to
McMillan's Station. 81 90.
RATES OF BOARD.
Per Day............... ..s 2 90
Rer u
0..s..
NJ Special Terms to Families
m..-dsm s y 4; sS dEoEr, Lesssss.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07
Burning and Shaking.

By ridiculous mioappcaiion of LANGUAGE inva-
lies are sometimes said to euioy very poor hea,b'
but il is not on record that any humao being was
ever spoken OF ing cbiiIs and fever. And vet
there are Thousands, at this moUent, in or the
other OF the two stages of the disorder who might
jr st as we'll have avodet it ss not Ifthere is any.
thing demonslrable IN therapeutics, e is that Hos
letters Stomach tiers Is an antiaote to infermit
tent fcvers No instance be cited in which 1t has
been taken, either safeguard against this class
Of disease, or as remedy for them, and failed to
produce the desired fleet The season when mala-
rious levers rife has commenced, and no iohab.
liant of any district subject to their visitations
should be without this great preventive and remedy
Indeed it is most potent protection against all the
ailments WI ich prevail in The spring months. From
marsh and pool and from all moist soils are now ris-
ing the mephitc elements which give birth to FEVER,
INDIGESTION biiousness. colics, ana whole host of
epid- and other miadies. Aid the sys.em to re-
sist them, Fnereize ana regulate all the animal
functions 18th lhis rein or ing agent. This precau.
tjon il A. ne c-sssry iu cities a. in for
malarious levers are now almost as common IN The
great centres OF population the borders o. the
sou tbern bayous and marshes and the rich agrcul-
turaI regions OF The west The preventive and REM
edy is accessible to all. Who viii be unwise enough
to brave recklessly the danger it would avert?
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

WORK TO A PURPosE.-Mr. Stone of the
Portland High School tells in the Journal OF
Education the following story Of busy idle
man. In a quiet country village of New En-
gland, some years since, dwelt maid whose
charms had so won upon the heart of a sus-
ceptible swain as to NIKE an appeal to papa
convenient and desirable. The youthful
Jonathan repairs to the field with open knife
and broad shinge, the better to conceal his
embarrassment, ana there confronts the steady
gaze of the intelligent farmer His single
grew less as his embarrassment increases, and
only as the last shaving drops at his feet does
the great Question drop from his lips The
father. Rlanclng at the shayings upon the
ground, the knife that had made then, and
at the anxious face of the youth, says quietly,
but firmly: IF, with all your whiting, YOU
had made so much as little tooth pick, YOU
could have taken my daughter, but L canno,
trust her with one who works so hard to make
nothing" Here is scene worthy painter
Upon one side amusing, it may be ludiclous
upon The young mans side, OF thrilling in.
terest; upon the fathers side OF rich instruc-
ton. The disappointed lover turns away
with the bitter exclam alton: "My whole life's
destiny lay within that shingle and knew il
not o! that had known the capabilities Of
q shinulev
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07
OUR MUNICIPAL ELECTION,
Mayor Kinssbury Elected by an In
creased Majority.
JUDGE MORRIS ELE0TED BY MORE
THAs SOC MAJORITY.
Both Bra Oh IS If the City Cove nmen'
Straight Republican

The municipal election in this city yester-
day resulted, as we anticipated it would, in an
increased majority for Mayor Kingsbufy, an
overwhelming majority for Judge Morris Of
the Municipal Court and the election Of
straight Republicans for Aldermen and Couu
eilmen in Wards 3, 5, and 7. We are in
hopes the return from the Islands will secure
the election of the Republican candidate for
Alderman in Ward 1, but without this we
have clear working majority in both branches
ofthe City Government -fa.
Last year there Was, nominaly, majority
OF Republicans elected to the Common Coun-
Gil, but some of them were elected on what
were styled independent" tickets, and were
not to be depended upon when strict party
question came up, as was manifest in several
cases in the election of subordinate city eff
GERS. This year the case is different. Of the
seven Aldermen and twenty-oue Councilman
four at least of the former and twelve of the
latter have been elected on the straight Re-
publican ticket and in opposition to all other
nominations, Democratic, Independent or any
thing else. The Republican party expect
these servants they have elected to carry out
the views OF the party in all the subordinate
elections, and, everything being equal to place
Republicans in the Offices within their gift
The party will b. held responsible for all the
acts OF the administration during the coming
year, and those who are in authority should
see to it that sound and honest Republicans
are placed in the var ious departments of the
government. Had the Democrats carried the
day this course would have been pursued by
that party, and no one could have found fault
with them for so doing. -y-A
Another thing that the Republicans expect
is the utmost prudence in managing the af
fairs oil the city. Let there be no extrava-
gance and no wild schemes preached to draw
money from the treasury and thus increase
the taxes. We would not suggest close or
nieeardIy and parsimonious action upon APP
preparations, but let none be made that are
not absolutely needed for the benefit of the
whole city and community.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07
state News.
AspRoscocc1N COUNTY.


1t is stated that the directors OF the Andros
cosgio Railroad Company will this week ad
vPrtise tor The construction OF THE new railroad
from Lewiston to. Danville Junction.
1t is reck"ned that the proposed development
of he Lite AndrOscOgg'n WAGER Power will
increase the popul alton of Aoburn $500.
Much sickness is reported among children al
Methodist Coroer, Dui ham. There have been
two OF three deaths.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
N. M. Wbitmore, Jr., sou of Amherst Whit
MORE of Brunswick, Attorney at Law, aud 9
member of tho Gardiner School Committee
di.d on Saturday P. NJ aged about IS years
Mr.. Whtmore wa highly respected ctiz-p
and had been in law practice in Gardiner fol
ten years.
The Kennebec journal says passengers on
the noon train from the east, On Saturday,
must have been dee oily affected by the exhbi-
ton of love displayed W rustic pair, who
though observed by all on board The train. ap-
peared to be as free in their ardent embraces
healthy side hugs an1 smacking kisses, as
though they were 8, ated in The curtained back
parlor of the rural homestead. 1t was gush-
ing display of young LOVES dream, and was
enjoyed by all the passengers without any
charge.
OXFORD COUNTY
James Bartlett of Bethel lost half dozen
sheep last fall, which were not found till lew
DAYS SINCE when thew were discovered on the
side of Mt. Will, aud we.e IN quite as good
condition as those at home.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The Penobscot County Poultry Society was
organized at Bangor on Saturday bg the cleo
ton of the following gentlemen as officers for
the ensuing year: ]. Wingate Carr OF Bangor,
President; Nahum Warren, Veazie, and Ma
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

"Buy Me, and I'Il do you Good.o-DR.
LANGi El'S ROOF AND HERB BIrrtkS No
drugu. no posns, Dothlng deleterious, rothioe hut
g0"u healthy Ioos and herbs, such SArsaparilla,
Wlif Cherry, Yellow Dock, Pr xiv Ash, rhoropga-
wort. Mandrake, Rhnbarb. Dandeon &C, 30 COM
pouDd-d to reach the fountains OF III 4se ami an
solute'y cure all Humors Liver and Bi.ions Disea-
SEES, Jaunlce, Dyspepsia. Co tiveness, Scrotua and
all dlfhculiies arising from diseased stOmscn rr i'm
pure blood. Tweriv years OF unrivaled success has
proved the N to be the best M dcine IN the world
GRO q. GOODWIN q CO.. Boston, and All drug
gists. .iHs Sri teb27sneoni6w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

The murder mania in the New York had
several startling outbreaks on Friday pieht.-
Edward Sheridan and Miles McCeoD, of Madi-
son street, have long been nnfriendly. and
Thursday night the former " as severely club
bed by McKeon, who is employed as driver for
Michael Carol, an undertaken FRIDAY night.
Sheridan, having primed himself with louor
and armed himself with large clasp knife.
went to Carols store and waited till McKaon
came IN from funeral, and then dared him n
night He refusing, Sheridan buried his knife
10 bis victims breast, INJECTING a fatal wound
lie was arrested, and claims that the deed VOC
IN self defence. Patrick Murray sixteen wears
od' attacked two Italian music bows and
abused them for time, when one drew a xnifa
and fatally stabbed him. Mrs. Edward Gro.
gan' In despair at her husbands Drunkenness
poisoned herself with Paris green. Morris
Coym disappeared about two weeks apo and :,
Las 'ust been discovered that be spent the dav
on which be was last seen in comn,nn -
one Hennessey at Jersey City. Both d,anI
freely and came to the city together in the eve.
ming, since which nothing has been seem ~
Comyn. Hennessey went bone without hin,
and covered With blood. Near the ferry NO.
found pool of blood and Comyn's hat and
Hennessey has been arrested. In dragging tho
river for Comyns body that of another murder.
ed man, unknown, was brought up.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

The Aryas of yesterday says: "The PRESS
having peremptorily refused to publish the
remonstrance OF the Directors in the Port
we comply with their request to lay it before
the citizens OF Portland" Both the argus and
Advertiser contain statements of this kind on
an average once a week. We notice this case,
in which Hon. John A. Poor is the party Id
interest,tor the purpose OF saying that the edi
tots OF apaper ustlecessarily be the Judge
OF the expediency for publishing whatever is
offered Tor that purpose. However unwiseIy
they may discriminate in regard to what they
should publish and whal they should reject.
it is Incumbent upon them to prevent the
chaotic condition of things which would re
suit from the usurpalion of their dulles BY
outside parties. 1t Mr.. Poor, Tor instance.
were permitted to insert whatever he chooses
in these columns, he would have filled them
completely duling the last two years with the
p. r. o. & e. Railroad. We concede With
pleasure that he is good writer, and that b.
is pery prolific writer, and that a journal os
tenslby devoted to the publication Of news
would be open 10 the obj ,ction of monotony,
II it contained nothing but Mr.. Poor's colossal
scheme. his mind being SO constituted tha
it is incapable OF entertaining notions of less
than international or cosmopolitan range, a
great deal of space is needed tor their eiuci
d-tion. We have published five lines on the
subject OF this road for every one in regard to
any other road. but still our Office has groan
ed day after day. under Mr.. Poor's formidable
heaps Of manuscript. The article concerning
which the argus makes the explanation we
have quoted fills more than three solid COL
umns of that paper. -.4
With this explanation we are content to let
our neiehbors go on day alter day, saying in
regard to this and other matters, s'rhe PRESS
reused to publish it." II it is their pleasure
to print whatever contributors may think
proper to send them, very well. Taking care
to do injustice to no one and to give both
sides in controversy reasonable opportn.
nifty 10 be heard, we shall continue to endure
with great equinimity the stereotyped re-
p1oach-"The PRESS refused to publish it,"
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

thaniel Wilson, Orono, Vice Presidents; Philip
Coombs, Brewer, Secretary; ". g. Duren,
Bangor, Treasurer; Hebron Luce, Albert
Noyes. Bangor, Allen Carter. Hamdeu, Grin
Favor. Brewer, Elijah Cummings, Eddingtou,
Trustees.
The price Of $1,000 has been paid by Bangor
gentleman TOR horse from Aroostook county.
IN GENERAL.
The Augusta Journal learns that Gen. Cham
turaI College. Geo. Chamberlain has nnder
consideration an offer to 60 West and take
charge OF a literary institution at a salary Of
$500. n 'e3Tr = - = y
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

ACCORDING to Washington despatch the
n'Rn commission met again Monday The
.na ss'on Will proceed to work rapidly now,
~ "l, e 9. .he members expect to conclude
oraa mo, WITHIN thirty days. There is no Joint
Dn each III side casting but one VOTE
ments 10 the deliberatteoTn.ss ne two govern
sn.0T IN member Of The American brsryyh FISH Is
d mat Ne Grev of the British. The oaoch and
iSo biz ao% os b by hr suDdry c
branch The pts aDsSst' w Sf The A%.iicsn
members Of the J INT High Comm srtaln the
dinner on Thursday evening u'ssien at
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

The Peace OF Euiope which was so rudely
and SO unnecess arily violated On that last ia.
tai 18th Of July is at length restored. The
proud aggressor has been humbled a. no 9th
er nation in modern times has been. When
the war was about to begin the correspon
dents told us how the impulsive, mercurial
Frencbmen went singing, shouting, drinking
and dancing to the Rhine, while their stolid
opponents came to the.rontier calm, anxious
and though fully quiet. The campaigns that
have since passed have been miraculous
"The sun OF Austerlitz" has never once risen
The "Flenchman's Eagle" that within the
present century has lowered triumphantly
over neatly every capital in Europe has been
driven in ignominious flight before the battal-
ions of single one OF the great powers
against whose united hosts The first Napoleon
marched with confidence. France has raid
the full penalty OF her cowardly submission
to the periured murderer and the assassin of
liberty. She finds to her surprise that TWEEN.
ty years OF "peace" and 'securlty" such as i'm
perialism can give have given her material
prosperity at the expense of manhood, patri-
otism and thought. The people had become
completely enervated by dwelling SO long in
happy, foolish prosperity under the shadow
OF the throne.
Tue result to Germany is that her king be-
comes the Emperor of forty million people
the German Empire oveithrown by NAPOLEON
In lSO6 being restored. This is a rapil
growth. When Frederick the Great began
his marvellous career Prussia had not five
million people. Besides the internal reoroan-
lzatlon that Germany has achieved as the re-
SUIT oil the war she gets back territory that
was Incorporated with France as long ago az
the peace Of Westphalia; Alsace, a part of
Lorraine and billion dollars indemnity, with
the occupation of French territory till the
terms OF peace are fulfilled, are among
the trophies OF the great victory.
Henceorlh Kaiser William is sunreme
throughout all Germany. Hencefortb Bis.
marck is lice to turn legislative bodies out of
doors, at pleasure. For years to come there
is no hope for German democracy, and those
who dream of the United States of Europe as
sort OF Utopia where nations shall no long.
Ct De lead TO mutual slaughter by kings who
des're territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT, must be
.o"'ent with their dream for season still.
"e.e 10 room 10 hope that the present gen.
e'".'" may not see tie repetition of sLe mel
ahcno'y spectacle OF the last SIX moths p,t
stable peace can be based on,v on a.,
tical recognition of the "soliJartv. .T p'ao-
terests OF all people. There can h. ne iu-
recognition SO long as Kings and Emnas en
parcel out the people among them lilo ~.
regardless of their wishes Or their happiness
AS tor France hei late is to he Loft - a..
mercy of Orleans, Bonapartist, Lesitimist and
Democratic iutrigue"s. Deep in the Fr.no,,
heart will be cherished burning desire tor
revenge that under favorable circumstances
will burst through all considerations of nru.
dence and all restraints imposed by human.
ity.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

WE have examined with satisfaction the
new work of DR.. Pye Henry Chavasse of Lon
don, on the Physical Training Of Children, is
sued by Parmaee & Co. Mlddletown, Conn.,,
and now offered by canvassng agent in this
city. The first surgeons of Maine are emphatic
in their appreciation of the volume az a popu.
lar work for the family and especially for the
Nursery. DR.. Getchells introd uction and the
copious index are valuable additions. The
work is bound in sheep and cloth with steel
plate illustrations. = !. ..-.-. -. IL
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world ;
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable jim
stantaneousi no disappointment; no ridiculous tints
remedies the ill effects ofbad dyes invigorates and
gas tue hair SOFT aud eautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory I6 Bond st,N.Y
June 9-1e7OsNd1yr&W
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

A WASHINGTON dispatch says additional
ARTISTS of masonry" are to be put on the Lin
coin monument if necessary. Artists Of ma
sonry is good. Bootblacks are now called
leather fnishers, and many of them are.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

Tha big tree If California will leave Rosto,.
soout the season that ordinary trees usually
rave Its bark, too, will 5000 be on be sea
~srta nanying the tree TO Europe -Boston Id
we are gneved to see the staid old advertiser
duct from the Post.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

ONE of the curiosities of Memphis is little,
faxened haired, blue eyed girl attending
school, who has been married over year. Her
age is about sixteen, and her husbands but lit
tie greater. Whenever the weather is fine, her
little negro servant goes to meet her, with the
baby, about o'clock in the afternoon. 1t is as
curious as interesting to observe the little fax
en- haired mother exchange her books and
slate for the bundle OF shawl, with face peep.
Ing out OF it at the street corner. It is also at
tectlng to observe that little face grow red I'M.
der the multiplied kisses of tho school, as they
are applied, with undiminished fe1vor, day af
ter day, says the Appeal ..-. ...........
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

THREE TnEs.-It is worth while to re-
member that three times within the last
week Democrats in Congress have threatened
violence and bloodshedF as the penalty Of dis
regarding their wishes. If these Blair-ln-
spired opinions go on spreading the situatlon
will become more interesting than pleasant
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

HAYTI is making Extensive war preparations.
G )nsdering the annexation of San Domingo
a, only the precursor of an attempt to annex
the whole island, the Haytiens propose to put
themselves in position which will prevent its
being taken except upon their own TERMS
lhey recently dispatched an agent to Europe
to negotiate loan Of So. 500, 0OO which proved
successful. Fifty thousand Snider guns, and
other small Hrms, have been bought in Eng
land and Belgium. A number OF steel guns of
heavy calibre, on the Prussian system, have
also been bought for forts and coast defences.
Nearly two-tbirds OF the loan has thus been
spent, and military Instructors have been en-
gagged to drill the army in European military
tactics. The Haytien announce determined
resistance to any attempt at annexation on the
mart of the United States
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

will be found superior to all others Coughs Colds
Asthma, Group and Bronchial iiculties generally,
exceedingly paatable. having none of that nauseat.
ing, unpleasant, cubeb taste; very soothing and act
like charm Also Rushton's IF. W Cod Liver Oil,
tor Consumption, Scrotua, &c. The oldest. purest
and hest in the market. Use no other. Sold by
Druggists generally. oc2ssn-d& w6m
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07
MARIN Il NEWS.
FORT OF PORTLAND

| Monday, March 9.
ARRIVED.
to Geo Hunt. s-e~-
Sch Dot, tBr) Kilam. CampobelIo, NB,-herrine
for a market.
, Sch Blue Bird, tBr) Fnlay, 81 Andrews, NIB, Tor
Sch Edward Kidder. Baker, Boston, to load for
Baltimore. -la ~ ~ = - =, - ~
Sch d q Kelley, Kelley, Boston, to load tor New
Sch Helen MARI, Richardson, Machias. .I3I .a
sen Iva Bell. Cox, Bristol, to load for New York.
Sch Foresi Queen Lewis, Belfast.
Sch Laura q Marion. Clifford, Bristol
Sen Bdena Vista. Knight, Wiscasset.
Sch Only Son, Os er. Bremen. a
Sch Meoford, Orne, Winter port for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York-Hen.
~ Fox. -
Steamer New Brunswick, Pike, Passport and st
John, MA r Siubbs.
Brig Florence, Brl Pye. Cienfuegos g Hunt.
=, sen mary Louise, Simpson, Sagua Il Grande JAS
Porteous.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

Nm Inc BISHOP Of London has admitted Miss ~
~ lar 10 tbe office Of deaconess in the Chnrof
S;s, I;ntsanG, and has appointed her yisitor IN
district parish of 81. Gabriel, Pimiico s''''0f In
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

The committee appointed by the JOINT
meeting of the Republican county committees
at St. Louis have issued an address to that
party urging them to heartily cooperate and
mite their efforts in future.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-07

The LIQUOR LAw.-The Committee of the
Massachusetts, Legislature having under con-
sideration what is best to be done with the
liquor question, have held several meetings
and the result is as follows: f@ e'@
In favor of re toring Prohibition
II favor of License Law. .....................3
In qlandary.