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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-02
-AIFXANDRfA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTlS

PRODUCE RECEIPTS. the receipts oi
country produce at this city during the week
ending on Saturday last, were OF corn ";'.'+
bushels. wheat ,92S bushels: re 3''I bushels
oats gu. beans 10 bushels, corn meal ] II bush
els. mill offa | 81 bushels, seed and onions III
bushels -four $40 bbls, butter 20 bbls., eggs "A
bbls.. dressed hogs So, wool sacks, hides ! |
bundles, furs Is packs, Fowls e coops brandy
bb. dressed poultry 2G bbls, lard ) tirkns'
tobacco IS boxes COWS and calves 2l cotton y
bales dried fruit :; sacks, venis,,n !: leather
rolls. sunac 10 sacks, game box, and car
loads of cattle and sheep
Receipts of produce by the Washington and
Ohio Railroad Co., for the week ending Dec.
81, 1870: Wheat los bushels, corn ''6 bush
els, uats;S) bushels, flour III bbS., butter Il
Ibis. and kegs, eggs Al hhls and boxes, poultry
II bbIs. and boxes, pork 5000 lbs, hides ~
!mndlts. stock | car load wood a ar hrlds.
LIBRARY MEErlNti-'rhc special mcctlng
of the Beard Of Directors OF the Alexandria
Library Company will be held to-morrow night
at $ o'clock at the Library room. a full altell-
dance is desired.
BROKE INA little boy named Michael Nor
ton broke through the ice on the canal. basin
Yesterday evening, and would have drowned had
he not been rescued by 4 companion.
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Observation-Disclosures.

J. h RpnREpc sCo
y. No. II King street ,u;, y,
,,.,.,,, 'f,r ~, :i"i,;, vi,
CEN ni.AL NUH NJ iS:'loN MERCHANTS.
" I'"IrS'i' Dealers III
GEoCEEiET;
LlQSU
fl'o' EaIT 1T;rsu
'-'i' a pijoDIrf,E
A., Loo,, an hand ana "cnr nJD Assortment oI of
xii orders and consirnments promptly attend
el to. and goods forwarded without delay t" con-
.ienrrs on arrival.
Agents for Dupont'< Gunp"w;lrr.
Xxx Ale and Porter always on hand.
\ rrnI> for The Baltimore and Potomac 1ral'-
rnrl.I1iuu line mh 1G---i
~ :, v.,,,vxro
d. y. GOULD .,,,,>,>"' H. "'''N
YOU I'D " lLhnN ~,
~ ~ \HiIc''TI"r 10 " ,HrWEph COM
MISSION N n. Z, NIT r.y.l st,
Dealers in GROCERIES. TEAS CoFFEE&,
SUGARS Wll1SkEN. BRANDY, WI y -,
SCOTCH ALE, PORTER. 81
Also, Eastern anil Potomac $HAD. HER
ri NC and VI ACk EREL.
Choice brands Of SEGAES and TOBACCO"
Strict attention paid t., the sale of coz NTRl
| PRODJTCE. jc lS-ti
1,yI-,,, ,,,ur1rZ
=
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
| No. |" Union street,
Alexandria, Va.
1s5- Particular attention paid to the selling of
GRAIN FLOUR and all kinds of COZ NTRY
| PRODUCE. and filling all orders for GROtk-
rIES Gl'AWU. PLASTEE &C., &c, At the
i"wI.>t rates.
40 Agent tr the sale of the celebrated
|
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4 S%EMBL0 RUDNIS.
n MONDAY EV.G. JAN. a,
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
J. Il. SCRRATT' will deivcrhiS LECTURE.
in which hr will rive Il full and truthful account
nihi>TIIInILI %t;ADNENTURE RES Dr. ri NC
TIlEREHELLION his introduction" J. Wilkes
Booth. and the rIan arranged t" kidnal; not
rnHrrr President Lincoln, the attempted abl nc
,i,.n AMI il ,d';,t. together with thu aband don
lmr;rl "l the pl", thr arrest, trial ant, acquittal,
IDENTIFICATION Of Judge Fisher, judy" Pirrr"r"nt.
Edwin VI. Stanton and Louis j. W"chlnnnn.
Admission :JOc Tickets for sale ut French 5
Bookstore No'"xtl-, charge for reserved seats
dee D1--itt
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BREAKING OF THE Ice Bl.oCKADE.-Ihc
ice blockade which has existed since the 9th
ult. was broken to-day by the steamers Wander
Llt and Irunsidcs, which passed here about
. clock p. H., on their way to Aqua Creek
The ice through which they were forcing their
way was very thick. and 50 strong that men
We're walking on it this morning, but no doubt
is experienced as to the reaching the Creek as
they had gotten over the worst part OF the route
where they reached this city. The steamer
Kcyport and the tug boat Gov. Curtin, which
were caught or Aqua Creek by the freeze arr1-
we'd up at 3 Of clock this evening, and the inrmer
went on to Washington.
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TXTIA FAMILY BACON. SAUSAGE
L. AND MINCE MEAT &c.
1900 lbs choice FAMILY BACON, of my
own curing, consisting Of Hams, Shoulders,
Sides and Breast Pieces.
MINCE and SAUSAGE MEAT, prepared
hy myself with III" greatest care.
:, large supply Of pure LEAF LARD expressly
for family t.-;. put 'i. in jar. H. and iirkInS,
Of various sin- to:e..il.rr with full supply of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting III part Of I'",S. C"i'"', SUGAR, cur
RAM E:i$iuS Citr,n. !Sr with constant sup
NV of rri,r, ROLL BUTTER and lin" stock
Of choice WIN ~ and hInl'ut>';
FER all 81 which. il goa want t. be- pleased III
SAM l.. j. REED.
l,.,. Ia Il >..uth Fairfax street
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LOCAL NEWS.

l. O. o. IA commission having been i :
sued by G. A. B. Coffroth. Nj. ". Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of Virginia to Hugh
Latham, P. G. NJ. and Grand Representative
to institute Culpeper Lodge No. l42, IN the
town of Culpeper, that Commissioner pro-
ceeded on Saturday last, accompanied by sevc-
raj brothers of the order from the District OF
Columbia and this city, to Culpeper, and the
Lodge was duly and regularly organized. by
special invitation Grand Sire Stuart accom-
panied the party, and at the request OF T. t..
NJ. Latham, conducted the imposing cere-
monies. The Grand Sire was assisted by IL.
Latham,P e. NJ; G. b. Il. Colledge, L. u.
NJ; Andrew Jackson u. &. NJ; and several
other Past Grands and brothers from the ID. w.,
and from Potomac and Sarart., Lodges of tins
CITY. The organization was effected il !i'
afternoon and at night eighteen arplc;'il's
were initiated, which makes membership III
twenty-five to start with. The names OF the
charter members are A. B. Wrenn, i. G.;.'aS
Kampner, p. e.; and Brothers. w. Almond,
4. j. Stof.r, JAS Cochran, lSs,c WeissenSteln
and =. II. Su,ldith Some of the best citizens
of the town and vicinity have entered this new
Lodge. and the very flatterng prospects OF It's
commencement aug,,r we'll for its ultimate sllc-
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PERsoNAL.-Mr james r. Cation whose
duties as Deputy Clerk of the County Court
for this county closed this morning, has been II
clerk in the office for the last seven years, and
Deputy Clerk for two years past. lie has pre-
formed the duties of his positions to the entire
satisfaction of all who had business there. and
his retirement is regretted by every one who
lreouents the Court House.
Mr.. Tacey, the retiring clerk is regarded as
one Of the most efficient officers in the State
and the loss of his services in that capacity will
be felt by the whole county.
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COUNTY CouRT-lhc january term of the
County Court, Judge Ri. Cnckerlle presiding.
commenced this morning.
In the case of the Commonwealth vs.. John
Wetzel. indictment for horse stealing, the grand
jury reported not Il true bill.
The case of the Commonwealth vs. William
Kames for breaking into the house of Il coored
man being then called and there appearing an
informally in the proceedings, the Judge
stated that the trial Of Criminal cases would
be suspended in consequence of the incompeten-
cy of the clerk, George Seaton. cnlored, and
adjourned the court until tn'""""""
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Is EEAr rTION
~ ~ TIIr
Pr r. or T EAS
Having" rrrr.irn:r,ln luil si"'k before the adj
vance in %"hI. are 'nai'I'rl {" sell TEAS rom
10 to T., per cent rhrnl".r rhau heretofore. EN
anime ''ur
Imperial. -. a'l.:T' - ="
Young y>'iI. Si: ...... 1'
Dnlum" black. ~. SLID ...... -
I,,.,u IL %. - ......l ~
English ;r,akl:.i. ......I--'
ANY Tea purchased from Il. W''%rlnrani"" l'ui''
and il not ,:lri. i;,rlrrv will IL" 'Arham"r'.
We have a,"n lull stock q" Green an,l R"n~
rUFrEE%. SUGARS. SPICES. MUSTARD
SuDAS. SOAPS. CANNED FRI lrS. N'.
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
"" II North I;"yal street
.u.. 10 -jy Near III" Market.
CLINTuN MILBuIEN,
Wh.i.-"I' and Retail Dealer i"
GROCERIES.
Corner Cameron ami Royal .ir'H'l
iUrp";itr the Market
my %-m Alexandria, Va.
WV. =. HE""NES'
FAMILY GROCER.
And Dealer in
Fine T,*,., c"lr;r.<. Sugar, pi"I,Ir., h""rir""
and English, Canned G""d~, Tobacco,
S.y;tr- etc., rlc.
~ kin. street. ah.,v" Washington.
~ Bah Orders from ih" country sl'aIl re-
rrivr prompt attention.. ZAP u II.
~ WI. RAMSAY.
Wh"hsa" and Retail
GROCER.
~ Kin" street.
NH 21-tf Alexandria, Va
5H G.. SWAINE,
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IN On open boat for six days, SUFFERING
hunger and thirst, and hnrdships who'll
none but those that have experienced
con illustrate. we have been LOOKING
ont ;11' Tor sail since the ship wont down.
What became OF the captain and the res,
OF the men, God can only tell.
JOHN THOMAS. Second Mute.
MICHAEL DOOLY. Seaman
JOHN DUGAN, Seaman.
ST.. PAUL, September 5.-There was O
terrific storm in the town of Window.
yesterday. A number of buildings we're
prostrated and one man fatally hurt by
being blown from the cars.
LONG BRANCH, September 5.-The
Yarmouth Louisiana Republicans had a
half hours consultation with Grant md
then left for New York.
NEW YORK, September 5.-Mary Rus.
sell. aged twenty-five, died on Sunday.
An abortionist-Mrs. Mary Ann Barns.
has been arrested.
CHARLESTON, September 5.-Arriyed- =
steamer South CaroIina, New York:
schooner 81. @. Shepperd, New York.
The board of health reports no yellow
fever deaths within the last twentyfour
hours.
McSTocsisRY. September 5.-The
great industrial exposition of the Alaba-
ma Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
ton will open October 3lst, and close
November 4, instead of the time hereto
fore announced. $40. 1000 are offered in
prizes Tor improvements in all depart
ments of agriculture, mechanic arrs.
manufactures. DO Competition is opeu
to Alabama and the world. A cordial
invitation is extended to all clnsscs to
participate Preparations are going on
on grand scale. and ample accommode-
tlons will be provided for all exhibitors
and visitors.
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CoNs1oNEEs VIA CuAn1orrE, CoIuMD1A

CoNs1aNEEs VIA CHARLOTTE. COLUMBIA
AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD. September A.
j. Q. Seegers, Lenveil & s., Ruff g. G.
j. d A. Oliver, W. II. Webb, 0. G.
Freelers 6 Co., w. F. B. 6 Co., Fergu-
son & Miller, Mntherson C NJ, N, D. &
o., Thompson & H., J. Foster & Co.,
Foster & j., r. Moorman & Co.. P. W.
& r. s. Chick. Martin & H., B. Z. Cray
ton & Son, Simpson. Hill & Co., A. +.
Hubbard, @. e. Fleming, D. M. Ward
& Co., A. III. Bowers & Co, NJ. Barre &c
Sop. Twitty & Bro, mclaughlin & Co.,
J. NJ. Wilson. G. Follin, J. w. NcCorry,
w. Lyleu, J. +. r., O. w. league,
Wheeler & NJ, j. B. Moore, z. T.. MIR.
tin. H Miller, Norwood. D. & Co., J. T.
d. White, Gross & H., Rice & p, J. D.
Chambers, Fugan Sc Bro, ". J. Dnffie,
Lovelace & W., Squibbs s. Co., B. Gates,
W. W. Graultney, G. Eilhardt, A. Civil,
J.: ID. Carpenter, d. Fleming, w. T.
Iarrant. Swygert & L., NJ. Foot, II. s.
Boozer & o., J. A. Il; & Bro. e. Hope,
Geo. Summers, JAS. Woodrow, Cowan,
Miller d Co., j. N. Sullivan, G.. w. Sui
Ivan, Lee d Carpenter, p. Wachtell g.
Co, d. 5. Boozer. W. Q. Bee &c Co., r.
NJ. Tozer. M. Ehrlich & Son, Copeland
Il b., NJ. H. Berry. E. Il. Hsinitsl, e.
Hope, ". D. Mister, J. Il. II. White,
): 1. Hill & Co., Ferguson g. NJ, II.
Moorman & Co., Ct. H. Andrews, w. Il.
Mccormick, L. Simmons, j. @. Seegers,
Brodie e. Co.
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American 1ntollIgoncs.
NOON DESPATCHES.

PROMPT PAYMENT OF FRRNoH INDEMNITY
'FEARFUL HURRICANE
NEW 1oRK ACCOUNTS OF
MORMON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FALL RACES
SERIOUS DRoUaHT-RloT-A FRAUD
EXPOSED BY THE DEMOCRATS s-AnADAAIA
FAIR. &C., 90.
SANTA FE, September 3..-The Posi-
yesterday had the following correspond
ence from La Mesilla: "The election ex-
citement in this valley eliminated to-day
in one of the most fearful affairs ever
witnessed here. It is no exaggeration
to say that the plaza hao been literally
drenohed with human blood. At the
present writing, Sunday evening, the
27th,) 1t is known that seven persons
have been killed, while it is estimated
that the number Of wounded reaches as
high as thirty, Of whom seven or eight
are fatally. From this P. M. until 6,
the plaza resonnded with pistol-shots
and groans. For fifteen minutes. the
firing was incessant, and continued dur
ing the rest OF the honr. The Republican
and Democratic parties had each selected
to-day as the most suitable time for the
grand demonstrations of the campaign.
and at an early hour this morning both
parties commenced their preparations.
The leaders were evidently desirous oi
avoiding disturbances, and the respect.
i've parties formed in procession and
passed each others place OF meetina
without an outbreak. Nothing hap.
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Meals fnrnish"d ut al hours at PoLLOcKI
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G. l.. LEBANON.

OFF EAST COAST BRAzI1, January 81.
1871.-This is to certify that we three nre
the only survivors of the English ship
Lillian, lost on the night Of the 18th OF
THIS month. We have now been drifting
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
nFFICIAL information having been re.
~ ceived at this Office that NANCY COLE.
MAN; resident OF tho County OF Fairfield,
was deliberately shot and killed while stand.
ing in the door OF hor residence. in the said
County OF Fairfield, about 10 o'clock on the
night of tho 10Th July last; and whereas the
empanelled in said case:
Now. therefore, l, ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor Of tho State OF South Carolina. in
or'!er that Justice may bo done, and tho ina.
jeaty Of tho law vindicntcd, do hereby offer
reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
murder. and their delivery in any jail OF this
State, with proof to convict
In Testimony whereof, have hcreunto set
my hand and caused the Great Sea-
OF the State to bo affixed, at Column
IL. + bia, this 4th day of September, A. d
1871. aud in the nincty sixth year of
the Independence OF tho United Stat ca
OF Americn.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
r. l.. CAHDozo, Secretary Of State.
Sept G
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED BIDS for tho erection OF CITY
NJ Hall will ho received at the Office of the
Chairman Special Committee on City Hall.
time all bids will bo opened. The contract
will DO awarded to tho lowest responsible bid
der. Tho Committee reserves the right to re.
)ect all bids offered. The contractor will be
required TO enter into bond for faithful por-
f"rinance of his contract in penalty of iiny
thousand dollars. with good aud Responsible
surcties. The names Of persons offered as
surot!es by the Contractor shall be sent in
with bid, together with the scent Of proposed d
surcties. The contract, after being awarded
by Committed, must be ratified by CITY Conn
cil Plans and specifications or tho pronosoll
OF Special Committee
W. HU UrSON WIGG, Chm,
ISRAEL SMITH,
VIM. MOONEY, Committoe
WM. SIMONS,
JOE TAYLOR.
Sept 5
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Odd Fellows Academy.

Odd Fellows Academy.
~ THE undersigned take pleasure
MHA i'll announcing to their patrons
WtaH4sss ~ and friends, and to the public ge-
YHEGSS nerally, that this Institution will
YHV be re-opened on the first Monday
GAtA~ in September next.
Fuplis will be prepared by a thorough
course OF training for the South Ce roIina Uni-
Versity, or any other institution Of learning
IN u, the country, for mercantile. or any other Of
the ordinary pursuits OF life. Their object is
70 give to tho citizens Of Columbia first
ciass school, the expenses Of which will be
AT the same time within reach Of ALL They
therefore respectfully call attention to their
RATES OF TUITION:
ncaaemlc Department. per month, 80. .s5 90
Preparatory - q I" - 9.0S
No pains will DO spared to give entire salts.
faction. ~ J. J: McCANTS.
Auenst ~ lib Il. Fl. CLARKSON.
State of South CaroIina-.Richland Co.
co t'RT or COMMON " PLEAS
mrs. Sarah j. Harris, Plaintiff, against James
6. GibbeH, Defendant
10 THE DEFENDANT, JAMES G. GIBBEs:
NOU are hereby summoned and reouired
IL to answer the complaint in this action
.! % %1icn nc copy is herewith served upon you.
ana to servo copy OF your answer to the
halo complaint on the subscriber at his Office
IN tho city of Columbia, in tho said State and
county, within twenty days after the service
I sAItusl. U tne uay OF such service;
ana II you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid. tho plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
i'll tho complaint.
JAMES D. rRADEWELL.
Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated at Columbia. 8. c., August IL. 1871.
To THE DEFENDANT, JAMES G.. G1pnEs.
Take notice that tho summons in this action.
OF "nich the foregoing is copy. waH filed in
tho oilico OF tho Clerk Of tho Court OF Common
ileas. at Columbia. in the County OF Rich
land, in the State OF South Carolina. on the
10th day Of August. 1871.
JAMES ID. TRADEWELI,.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
COLUMBIA, s. c., August 23, 1871
August % wro
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Tea.
Rose 8 Hotel.

A AM IN view OF the influx OF vi
MssESA,rA2 sitors to Columba, occasioned
II ss1lI6 by the prevalence OF tho yel.
eh641A&adt35-low ehE6e4-&adt3-low feytr in Charleston. the
proprietor uf ROSES HOTEL. has concluded
to reopen his establishment for tho ACCOM-
notation Of the public at once, ana therefore
withdraws tho proposals ho has heretofore
made for it's sale or lease.
The Hotel will henceforward be conduct ed
as first class house OF entertainment. and
specis! provision will be made for tho comfort
and convenience OF families
Carriages aud nd Omnibus will DO found at
evory arriving Train. ". l.. ROSE.
August 30
es Charleston Courier, Yorkvillo Enquirer
and Greenviilo Mountaineer snbAtituto above
for advertisement now published, and inst TT
until further notice.
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Actuated

By desire 10 avoid expense and trouble and knowing
from experience that the credit system whether prac-
ticed on large or small SCALE is injurious to the best
interests of the business community, We have adopted
and are rigdly enforcing in our Retail Department,
the strictly cash system. w believe We viii be sus'
tanned IN this by the fact that purchasers Will Know
that We do not add per centage TO our legitimate
profit, IN view Of possible losses.
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a CARD.
49, TO Our Patrons and Friends

trr. To Our Patrons and Friends.
We desire it not forgotten that we are sensible of,
and appreciate the kindness bestowed upon us in the
past We have endeayOred to merit patronage by close
personal application to business and tudious regard
for the wants Of the community and the experince
years and the best buying talent of the country have
been laid under contribution. that might succeed in
wing to customers perfect satisfaction both in price
and quality. We hope to merit continuance of ayors
We are your friends,
r. S. PAYNE & co.
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60 to PaymG's
= -- For BARGAINS in Hats, Shoes and Trunks.
KNOXVILLE MERCHANTS

Report prosperous business during the year 1870 We
so can lay claim to having had share Of custom
srs They came, mighty throng, from Georgia, North
Carolina, Virginia and East Tennessee
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COUNT Won BISMARCK,

The man to whom more than all Others is Prussia in
debted for her present proud position among the ma
tons says: Absurd the high Hat Is, it does keep
equal temperature, and it does feel better than any
other form of he dcoverng" The voice of the scofe
Is silent in the face of the above ustrious authority.
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~, GREAT REDUCTION
In prices on Boots Shoes Hats and Trunks at PAYNEs
THE LARGEST STOCK

boots Shoes Hats and Trunk ever received by one
House in Knoxville is now being receiTeu at Il. 5.
PAYNE & CO.'S.
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Ladies Hats,

IN Boundless Profusion, at R. S. PAYNE q CO.'S.
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Buy Your Shoes, Hats and Trunks

At PAYNE's, and save from ten twenty-five per cent
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We Sain to have a wel-stocked and well-regulated
WhoIes ale and Retail Boot, Shoe and Hat Store. The
Wholesa lie Department deriving its supporttrOm parts
of four ST etesviz: Northern Georgia, Western North
Carolina Northwestern Virginia and East Tennessee
has grown steadily, until r. : Payne Co. Is
recognized by Merchants desirable Place to buy.
The Retail Department Is not neglected, but great
pains are b. sng taken to keep it at the head of the
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
FACTS ARE STUBBORN,

d the stubbornest facts is that people are b.
ginning TO know that PA MES is the place TO buy.
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trunks, Bags. Umbrellas.

form leading items in our stock. We have in store
and on the way 400 Trunks, Of different varieties.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11

OBJECTION may be urged against the policy Of conduct
ing Wholesale and Retail business IN connection with
each other. Our answer is-and we think it sufficient
that IN addition TO the fact of buying goods at
less figures than than the retailers buy them, the
Wholesale and Retail Departing hts conduce to the adj
vantage of each other in equazing expenses thereby
enabling US to sell at lower prices and giving the pur
chaser the benefit Of the difference.
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j. r. BUTT & co.,
TIN AND SHEET-IRON, WORKERS,

CLEVELAND, TENN.
GALVANIZED IRON WORK. IN ALL OF ITS
VI branches, executed at the shortest notice. Mr.
James Ganey has just returned from the West where
by has purchased al the latest improved machinery
tor making Cornices. Window Caps and ornaments OF
any architectural de ign less than Nashville Louis
vile and Cincinnati prices. .l h no. -yzirod 81
Reference-A. C. Bruce, Architect, Knoxville, :,
may26-d3m .u.l-l s3i. 81 RE .