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mn In anberen Staaten Nt e~snSthtot 'eben wtrb 0tiete III
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asen uhnf4tn, eter tn eiefem Qsnuts Qanb etsneR.
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.aS made abf&dsunsen ssn 1ane unb hem barauf t.fnbli>
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&amen ~abertraetn unb ~resiRrtren unb fenbe ben &aufurtef an
ees Neersda En- utne jebe pe,teren 9ebubren. SIN Dura,
t&nttt rerben 1ar Iitel auf 40 Nder par3.aen IS bts 20 Dol.
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tnrneS' Oebabren IS fir iebe 40 oder 1iefe 5unnme trdet
"a pruisnt 3tn'sn NIT ausnabme Der germedunes @sbabrsn
1el&e unter Dem @eiebe auf benz Qanbe ais Ytenbaften unb7
prsjtnt 3tnten traeen: Aeritatee ~sl&er bas eanp ablbit
Pat eieie Sumnnss su jablen.
oelo nub bur& &rprsb uter In r~eetRrtrten Drtefea eeantt
serotn.. as,lttatipnen nsresn prUmpt anp ttrem Datum
mad bsfuret.
AbbreAe: Sobn .. NiIeor.
Gpunt1 Surpeppr unp Rebte< Nnwalt.
31tn6matan0, Dint County, Wtunefpta.
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at. @aul &anbels, 4ammer.

Sn {brer 8efrfgen Situn8 ,pdblte bte>
felbe TIRE Beamten unp ,purotn folsenpe
@errer et>pdblt: .
prdfipent - s. s. Stblsp. ~
1. @t~eeprd1oent - GbarleS S@efer.
2. @iceprdiipent - 81. Strong.
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@stretdr -. 6. Dodge.
prdfeent Chilly, In 1etner &ntrttts,
&ebe, ma@te bic 9erren Dtrettoren gang
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fancss eiele6 S%nfttutes, ale Grueen,
mel9e NIT ben m m rtiellen Sn<
tere1en ber Stabt Ni@ts III tbua BADEN,
ron ibren 8eratbun9en au6auialieben.
Der auSlaetoenoe prdfpent, 9err
8urbont. banfte Der 9anbelSfamrter far
bic i'm pdbrenb leiner Nnts3eit pom ben
Mit9liebern teutelene Na@fl@t uno 3u>
porfommtnbett.
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neuer prdfoenten Gol9e, 70 swetfeln mir
ni9t an ibrem ferneren @ebeiben. SIN
@esentbeil wQrce ft& In 3ufunft, jeoenz
falls NIT nod penteer @rfole, bic alte
@e19i9te mteperbolen, boB lelbft bic tbd>
tiaRen Drummer @pmmittee8", wel&e
eie @traben uno @elddft6bduier BON
frdb BIG 1pdt unft6er MAIDEN, ni@t tm
Stanbe fem rpiiroen, 9enu9 Mtt9lieber
sulammen gu trommelu, um cine Diref<
torenwabl a~b;ubalten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20
polDttgerifbt.q

Tranf prpbert pom Matbilba Malote,
aneetlust, bteielte ur,ter ttaeu1 Gbeper>
ipre&en perfabrt au baben, ,puroe fur
itin Grf@etnen auf ben, nd&fen Eeru1t,
bes Difritt @eri@te6 unter $500 8ar9'
i&aft 8efeQt. -
9alburtiou Elm S@weee &pel&er ft&
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ntb.
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b5l3ernen 6dtten auf 9ewt6tn Straben
unb S6entliden Yldben Der @taet auf<
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fort 3u rdumen rpurben 8eitern Dor ben
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ielben tuaren felt ibrer @erbaftuns benz
8efebl na&sefommen uno puroe1 obi1e
Strafe entla0en; ; mdbrerp ansere IN
fleine @elpfrafen 9e3o9en tpuroen NIT
benz 8eoeuten oem @eri&t6befebl 1ofort
Golse 81 leiiten.
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Bi4ti0 fir Tarnter ton Garter uni
a%n9ren3enoen GountbS.

Der unter,etd nete nadt tenGarmern spn Garser un,
aasrsnaenptn Counties bttaunt, ba6 Ct lestes ttibjab,
Deit. 4bamberseure Ya., bret 60 gpablut (&beRe,
,rstts) sdw'tne: auei ytutterf4wefns ano stnen Gbs'
saate wslbe isst ,nNmertta t, bterber tommeu ~ laden
Sd btete itst IL Sthd6 We&en altt 5.rtel ptefer &ael
betn paar sber Stnd gum Uerfauf an. Qiebbaber tin.
men I'd hberaeueen wenn Re In Babe euf n,etner Jaru
is ter RdbeSpn a0aeunta. Carver County. Ntnu. Dor.
Hs:&eu.
Sobn e. gputer.
2 Netlen fhbltm BON Waepnta. Carer g.. Mtrr
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8as aber siefes Bers sefaat pirb.

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8ert bieftr &laHe ron Bu.
dem, sel4e mir reiannt fnb.
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fiir bu&sruderiunf, Qeipaia.
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ltdhe 5ulfe fir jebe intsaissate
9efpn. - Of Gpm-
nseree, Gtteaeu.
.OAs Re5ultat elmer inteQt.
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STANDARD. Sadipn M,H.
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County Surpe9pr unp Rsdts<Nnwalt.
3btnapatana, pine County, Wtuneipta.

G7\er a nttrifa n 8udfrud er.-Gtn @auuel
- tar Topographic NIT puufd abtsen Snfrutttsnen
1owsH tar &nfaneer, ais NIT pratttf6en @eeeln fur bic
snte1lt seri&teDene nhslide Iatsaen,. Mttteben nm
Setu,en tn teesr Wetfe aufsuma@en. Staser,eiae far
Sateren nnh 5erauseeber, !Snhrufttonsn TN dprrettur
Eeten. latlreide Iabtuen fur NbbrtStottpnen uab aus.
ilnett&e pbsafes &C.. Ru baben bet Itpmas Rae.
&eIIar. $3.50; per Ypf $40.
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SD made 1temtt metnen Freunbeu unb benz 8setrtenYub"
HIN, bic &nietes. ias i4 metne OfFet unb Gabrit BON Ct.
Teul mad ettuwater perlsot babe. unb mad rie rgr tets BE-
1hs kta wtte aQe BeReQuneen fir gpn itipn Yppbtr unb
3sse u. Cattle Qinemen t 1runpt Az bsfuraen. 81 bite aQe
xtlne anaben TIRE BeaeQunsen sDn lest an nod StiQwatsr
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IOsresn, gDbhtale unb RetatI, NBtntsn IN ct. paul ~ men.
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Gr. q. Stel3er,
Office: Wain Gtrabe,
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:fokalfs.
g. 2ofa1 Meti3en Is Gents pet
Belle fit iehe Sniertisn.
1 @ir bermeiiem aaf bic Sci
tangSSeiete oer Der. Staaten In oer
1. S$alte, 1. Stite.
9taotratb.

Der alte Stabtrotb ptri ammelte ft4
IN fstnem @ibunes 2ptale lebten Dten<
ftaa @itta8 2 ubr.
Der Comptroller rei@te 5eiinen Sabres>
beri@t Elm, uno 1T f~olsentes eineSYnop>
fis be1elben:
auseetenbe etabtbcnbs. auSf&1e6lt& 100000
rel&e bS iest NOD nt&t plastrt rurben."......$88 09t 90
RaHeubeRaub bes SAabm eiRere. 63y611 s.
8tnieu auf BE fuuttrte 81, 232 70
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20

- l1eber 1000 GdGer Salt urb &C.
ment BON 2outsptQe uno sort 8pron,
rpurcen Dunnerfa8 BON ben Ddmpfern
,&eb @in8" unb "Nortb @efern" an
Der &aneuu9 aus9elaben.
- Donherta9 Nbeno 3wtl&eu 8 uni
8 l1br mar Elm ftorfts Norplt@t pel@ed
f& allundblts In @etelwolfen auF5ft an
3in,mel f@tbar. L.,
o . -S(e Carton, .pel@er an ber Ode bet
Cooper urp 10. 6traBe >pobnt bat fell
mebreren Ta9e11 Spure1 pon @abnfnn
9ejeiet unb puroe 9efern mad ben,
County @efdnsnib sefanbt.
. wobner r1ebrer 8aSnios ents
rtdteten seftern tbre monatli9en &iebes>
8obe1 an ben Yoli3etrt&ter.
SER Sobn Bort ftarb lebten@ cnn>
tag 8prmittas.
- Da6 Ean3trdn39m be6 Eurn>
gereins Btfern abenb mar re@t gut Be-
ludt unb Grobfnn unb6 eit.rttit bgria<
ten IN Der GurnbaQe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20

rGlne erpSe NaRe fsrefdl.
tiger Snfrrmatlsn, bifOrti9
unb anf1ault4." @pentue
9.f, Reu gprt
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DTS IL fetntr 9erauseebs1
uurbt8." - Stem 2jprltr.
Is entbdlt Snfprmattpr
mel6t Its Jest tn fefnsr paf.
fenben Storm III babea war;
- she Aet Yta.
.9s 1T Elm Bud BOT, erp'
fem SntsreGe ntdt nur FIJI,
Uu&f rudsr fpntern fur lite
rariIde Yer(pne1 I'M Wree.
metnen." she &briftar
Rapteal, pittsbureb.
rDtefes BUD, bas mer'
dnts praftift en- Bu6hruders
unb ppeten tf tin SpQRdnti,
geo Manual Der Bu1bruder.
tunf." Ibe Resfpne, Phi.
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50. Qeitner, btuti4er @lerf~

Difrift @ert@t.- Der Mai
Germ{n bieies @ertdt6bofeS miro Diem
flag ben speiten Mat er1Hnet. Gol9en>
ces 1T cine 2iite Der @elamorenen fir
@rano unp Yetit Suror6:
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Brtehthe.

Elite beutf&tr Brteft bic Tie gum 18. Nprtl b.
;. nt&t absebplt ~prben fnb:
Damen. Brieft.
Bad Raraaretba Sten Qouiia
berruaann Mini @anbers Mnna
9eiu3 pelena @&uttteer Nrs &bas
papn9 Mary = @ilbung Tpratbea
p~trvea~ Brtefe.
&ufbaufer g pemu.erenin8
Bunbe albett &Sbl Mnton
Butb @ @&mibt Hlbert
8u@bpla Carl @@mttt Mcrib
Dsiber Gbarles @tola albert
DSbrer Soban Qasfar G@lpna gilbert
Gneeltarbt Brant @pors gilbert
@tn3 Gerbinanb @@ul3 perrn1anu
grs1tr Dm 9bernes Sebn
bein3 sSptn M2 QBtder5
Sannid Sobanu 9BtQam Saccb
Rre6 slbaun @iBel Ssmalb
| Runbe Gerbinant Mplfman Saeot M
9lill9fe albert Gent CHARLES
Das gritfperto na@ Deutf&lanb pom 1. e.
eember an III:
11eber Bremen pber5amburs 7 Gts., :3eitunsen
3 Gts.
1teber England 10 Gs., 3eituaeen 4 Gts.
pae 8eim Mbbolen Der 8riefe bemerte man
ausbridli9 advertised" unb ben Datum ber
2iRe.
s. q. Wbeelpd, YofmetRtr.
q "a q AaaAkeAAA Tf~e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20

;f.inel Meine-hd 2iefer-n-hfd
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Sl73,363 Us
Dte Ginan3 Committee empfieblt ba6
@elp fir 3ablun9 Der aus0ebencen lau<
ftnoen @@ulp, un9efdbr $4,000 3u
bergen.
Mus ben1 8ert@t teS S@abmeiter6
0ebt berppr, bob bic Ginnabmen wdbreno
oes Sabre8 $226,637.78 betru9en uno
Die Nus8aben fb ouf $163.025.93 be-
liefen unb 1omit Elm baorer &aGenbefanb
BON $63,611.85 perbleibt. 9terauf Der<
ta9te 1l@ Der alte Stactratb sine die.
Ser neue Stabtratb per1ammelte f9
1ofprt unb wdblte 5errn SaYlor 3umprd<
fpenten pro tenn.
Dte neu 8ewdblten Mttelieoer pes
6tabtrQtbe6 purber bterarf pereipet.
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j. ss~ -1t1Hf a13btt3B t7jtfE 4gsag2ta2& 3ssn
-. .Lhal1a. ~ rE& aN alA ,n.-LM vi MtHL
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Der Trteoen.
gpn &pbert .. u. mir,

Gs rubt ber 8aupf fir teutf@t Gbre,
Des G~rbftiab's @&aaren iinb befest;
Eie ausseaoaen inb, CUR @ebre
@ermanien's ben Geint befriest,
@ie tsbren bsint gum ftiasn 3eree,
Mit @isseslerbeer'n reid sei&midt,
Tub sriben freb sie oetuatbstrbe,
Sir bic I'M Rampf feS @&tpert sesadt.
Sn ibre STANDARDIZATION 3ieben
@ie I'M Iriunpfe beute tin,
5ier biirftu mad bss &fes @absu
sic bee Gamilieneliids .i& frsu'a.
Das @eib tritt aus Der niebern 5itte
l1nb breitet frob bic Arnae aus,
Sn ber @ei9pifer freub'ser Mitte
Betritt Der Bruber . gaterbaus.
9ier f@Sne B,aute, bplb errStbeno
81 zines @isbertbens @lId,
Dprt Mnba@tsSpQe bantbar betenb,
Deib, Slater, @atte iinb 3urid.
Ge9 adj ! aud @iele bSrt man frasen
Na@ Denen, bic Der Epb ~gebannt,
Die @itttpen, @aiien laut betlasen
Des @9tdial's unbarmber3'se 5ano!
@er aber audi III ftenaber @rbe
Gin tibles Tpbtenbette fanp,
Tern BON Der @attin, bic i'm ebrte,
@tdrb 3hDnGen Scb8 fiir'8 0otcrlanb
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
shocks to the System.

The first shock of winter tells tremendously upon
feebled systems. Every one knows that in passing
from warm region to a cold one vice versa, the
body requires protection against epidemics
cmating medicine. All travellers and yoyagers admit
this 1t is equally necessary to accmate the system in
passing the confines of and entering upon
another. Autumn is gone and winter is here, Pre-
pare the frame and the constitution the change
by of Hostetters Stomach Bitters This ines
Unable vegetable tonic Increases the stamina strength
of those VIII, take it. and renders them proof to great
extent against the deyitalizing power of cold and
damp. These two agents prolific of disease as
tropical heat, and animal vigor-such vgor as this
healthful an pure tonic difuses through the whole
organizations a repellant which they cannot master.
A large proportion of the colds eatarrhs. and pumo
nary complaints which prevail in winter, might be
avoided by strengthening and regulating the system in
advance with this invgorant and Alternative Not that
it is recommended specific for those complaints. but
as preventive of their causes On the other hand, it
is not only preventive of but specific for the indi
geston, intestinal irregularities, maarous fevers, bill
ious attacks and nervous affection, superinduced by
chilly and damp atmosphere.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21
NEWS SUMMARY.

The Democracy of New York propose 10 re-
organize TammaDy.
The wool clip for the year ending June S0th
1870, as reported by the census bureau shows,
Tennessee clipped ], 1889, 762 pounds.
The New York Times says that Senator
Conkling never recommended or procured IN
any way the appointment of single employee
in the New York Custom House while Murphy
was Collector.
Hon. Thomas c. McCreery was, on Monday,
nominated by the Democratic causes of the
Kentucky Legislature, candidate for United
States Senator, to succeed Hon. Carrot Davis.
We are informed by the Special Claims Com
missioner for East Tennessee that of his first re-
port, embracing ffty-four claims sixteen are
approved in the Commissioner report to Con-
gress. East Tennessee has more than her pro
rata of the first claims allowed.
Georgia voted yesterday for Governor to
fill the unexpired term of Gov. Bullock. Col.
James NJ. Smith was the Democratic candidate.
The Republicans had no candidate Acting
Governor Conley claims the right to fill the I'M
expired term of Bullock and will probably
claim the Office as against Smith.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21

SOME Democratic papers have comment
ed severely upon the fact that Senator
Trumbull was not made chairman of the
Senate Retrenchment Committee, created
claim, he was entitled by parliamentary
usage. 1t appears, however, that the Sen
ator gave notice when the committee was
created under the Anthony amendment
that he would have no connection with it.
So much for that.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21
ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS.

No better illustration of the absurdity
of the attacks upon the President, charg-
ing him with opposition to thecivil service
reform could be given than is found in the
brief telegram i'll yesterdays CHRONICLE,
giving his report of the Civil Service Com
.-Ea mission, and the announcement that it
would take effect on New Years day.
That Commission, composed of some of
= the best men in the nations far removed
from political influences has adopted a
system controlling the appointment and
81 tenure of civil officers which must work
radical reforms in our civil SER
vice This report the President
promptly approves and before the
echoes of the abuse of the bowling pol
icitians opposed to him have ceased
he refutes their ISLANDERS in the eloquenceO of
prompt, effieientaeti The simple truth
is that the President has, from the very
beginning of his administration, been
determined and persistent friend of re-
form, while some of those now violently
abusing him are late converts In many
s..- cases their opposition to the President is
not love for reform, but disappointment.
Thus, Senator Upton, cited as a disatfect-
.s,s ed Republican, has admitted that his en-
nifty to the President dated from the
time he ceased to influence the appoint
ments in his State If necessary, we could
20 through the list of his Senatorial APP
pointments and show, i'll almost every
case some selfish unmanly motive influ-
encing their opposition. But this is not
needed, for the Presidents acts refute the
charges of his enemies and their motives
need not, therefore, be looked to.
In this connection we might also show
the folly of the display made over the re-
trenchment debate in the Senate by call
ing attention to the fact that as soon as
the standing committee was named by
that body, the whole question of corrup-
ton in the New York custom house, so
much talked about by the opposition was
ts. referred to it by the Senate, thereby prov
ing that what the majority of the Senators
proposed was not to prevent full inveStigd-
ton, but to provide for it by the usual
methods of legislation.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21

To PRESERVE PEGGED Doors AND
SHoEs.-The Scientific Press says: at is
said that if pegged boots are occasionally
dressed with petroleum between the soles
and upper leather, they will not rip. If
the soles of boots and shoes are dressed
with petroleum they will resist wet and
wear well. The pegs, it is said, are not taft
fected by dryness after being well saturat-
ed with the liquid"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21
TENNESSEE CLAIMS.


A List Of Those Allowed and Rejected.
The following is list of the Tennessee
claims allowed and rejected by the South
ern Claims Commission, as reported to
Congress:
ALLOWED.
Amos w Brannock, Sos Hiram Britt,
$500; Peyten Blankinship, $3.50; James C
Brown, S161; Thomas Belew, S175; Capt.
William CrutchfeId. s., 1854 John X Clark.
$3.50; Jacob F Clark, S165; Seth II Cham
bliss, $50; Sydney G Cleveland, 81 OPS;
Henry Donkers, 1856; C L P Davis, $3.50;
Nancy P Davis, $3.50; T Friar, S195; TW
Allen, S195; Frank A Arnold STA: Albert
Sherman, $3.50; d Stamps, $50; Baxter NJ
Poor, $50; James Millinger, $4,000; Black
more H Mayo, SIPS; Robert G. Horn, Sl05 !;
B Z McCrary, 500; Nancy Laughlin,
S427; Jerry Hall, S627; Elias Webster,
Sis +; William Ycuff, S610 Ellen McDon-
aid, $50; Rev James M Pendleton, SS71 !;
Isaac Harlan, So; w g Hartman, $3.50 ;
q w Humble, $500; Jacob Humble, $29 !;
Edmund Knowles, $3.50; John s Laycock,
Sl10; w w Kyle, SLY; p Phiter, Sl25 !;
Elijah Virgins, $50; r Robertson,
ertson, 1923; III L Hawthorn, 1853 Dan
iel Jones, S2S5; w w Porter, $50; Arthur
O'Neil, $3.50.
G A Behn, S Brandon, Samuel H
Bennett, Armand Childers, Robert Camp
bell, Mary l. Cuthbertson, William Fisher,
VIM t Austin, George Shelton, Margaret
f Smith, William V Mcmahon, Perry
McNeal, PaymasterJ George Harris, Unit
ed States Navy James Millinger, Myer b
Myers, Albert s Hall, Benjaman Wyatt,
Ephraim Langley, Benjamin + Locke,
John ID Riley, louisa III Gay, Catharine
n1CN,,,,or II Don T.,
G w Humble, w Keatum, z ] Kyle,
Robert Keyser, Jos w Mccall, Eli P Me-
Gill, L J Sampson, William Robinson,
Elizabeth Toof, Susan Lowry, Ananias
Shoober, James b Bowman, John III Nc
Gaughy, William Sims, l. Y Bledsoe.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21

WE hear very much said of corruption
in the civil service, and there is doubtless
some of it true, but Senator Morton told
the truth in the Senate when he said that
he was convinced that an examination
would show that our civil service was bet
ter administered than the civil service of
England, France, Russia, or Germany /;
that there's more integrity in ouremployes,
work was done by them. Still he did not,
and never had denied that there was some
abuse in our civil service, and he was as
anxious as any to remedy all abuses"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21

A French authoress says "a kiss gives
more pleasure than anything else in the
world" To this an editor responds: THAT
writer evidently never experienced the
childish rapture of descending the stairs
by sliding down the banister.1
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21
THE SCHOOL QUESTION.

We hope the Board of Aldermen at their
meeting on Friday night will not fail to
provide for submitting to the voters of the
city proposition to vote a new tax for the
support of our public schools. The funds
now on hand are not sufficient to MAIN
tain the schools much longer, and we are
free to say that we believe the people want
them permanently established. Let us
have the action necessary to secure vote.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-21

FROZEN POTATOES, says the Scientific
Press. if not permitted to thaw before be-
ing cooked, can be baked so as to be as good
as though never frozen. They cannot be
boiled, however, nor even baked if sub
mitted to the usual cleansing process of
washing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-09

Doniestic Markets.

New YORK, September 8, Evening.-Cot-
ton market quiet; sales 1916 bales; uplands
9Oac: Orleans 2ll4c. Southern -four Hrmer;
common to fair extra 50 50 as 70; good TO
choice Sc S0G9. Whisky dull at 9213c.
Wheat ! 02c better winter red Western
4S0 53c Corn / 02c better; 50 070c. Pork
steady at SI3 80 13 62la. Lard frmer;
kettle 95sc. Naval stores steady. Tallow
unchanged Freights active and firmer.
Coffee firm and higher; Rio is quoted at
l5Sisc. Sugar firm; fair to good refining
is quoted at 93s 6934c; 1000 hhds Cuba sold
at ga a l0c. MOlasses dull. Beef more
active at 81 a ii for plain mess, and Sll a IA
for extra.
C1NcINNATI, September S.-Cotton in fair
demand; low middling 1884 a l9c. Flour,
family SIS 5005 Is. Wheat unsettled; red
81 lS91 90. Corn SEC. Rye 90 a Csc. Oats
and barley quiet and unchanged. Butter
higher at 20 a 24c. Mess pork $l2 so. Lard
scarce at sc. Bulk meats: Shoulders not
offered sides sold at &c; clear rib 6l4c; clear
sides 63+c. Bacon: Shoulders 64sc; sides 7 Il
o71ac. Hogs and cattle quiet and I'M
changed. Whisky steady at soc.
ST. LOUIS, September S-Flour firm,
superfne fall S49$4 IS. Wheat: demand
active; No. red fall 81 l4al Is. Corn in
bulk. mixed, on the track, 42c. Oats higher;
mixed, on the track, 35c. Rye firm at j9c
Barley quiet at 50 a soc. Highwines Sec
Mess pork firm at $l3. Bacon stiff; shout
ders 619c: rib 7l2c; sides ia a SC. Shout
ders held at 634 C at the close. Lard firm
at 909Ac for tierces; l012 Ql024c for kegs.
Hogs firm. Cattle: Texan 81 5o93 %;
native 50 NJ.