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SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.
One Award OF q set Of amohdtEar-Rings
and Breastptn-the diamonds are largo
and Of the purest water. Also large
Solitaire Diamond Ring and q pair Of
very heavy Gold Bracelets, with. Tassels
n(designated as No. ! tnithe awards,Cyal-
Qed a.. ...... .....s..- ....... .sss. -
One Award OF one set Of Diamond Ear. Rings
and Breastpina large and pure bril- iants,
richly Set (destRnated as No. 2 In the
One award % ons Set & 81 diamond Ear Rins:;
| and Brea:tpin, large brilliants, (desfg.
mated as No. 8 in the swards,) valued ss.
One Award of0ne set OF Diamond Ear.Rings
and Breastpin, designated az No. 4 In
the awards,l valued as.................. as
One Award Of one large Diamond Gross
Breastpin, large diamonds, (deslgnated,
m. as No. No. In u, the sEasS. valued a.
Ring, designated as No. Gin the awards)
valued at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ..,.........,
One Award of one Cluster Diamond Ring,
set oval, designated as No. Z IL the
,awards,) valued at.... ................
One Award OF Gentleman's Diamond Clus.
ter Breastpin, large diamond in centre,
tdedRnatedas as No In the awardsl val.
One Award Of q single stone Diamond Ring,
y designated as No. O. In the aWards, val,
One Award Of q Lady's Geld watch, with
splendid Gold opera 0hatn and fassals,
designated as No. 10 In the awsrds1
valued at......................
One Award Of 2 Lsdy,s Gold Watch and
sesYy Sa GoS Ss op5s Sasn Tsss sssEnaed
One Award OF Lsdy's Gold Watch and
large God Chain, with Tassels, tdesig.
mated as No. II IN the awards, valued
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SCIENTIFIC POUNDING.
THE MAcE-ooBURN PRIZE FIGHT

Seven Rounds in Four Hours and q
2 Drawn Battle Both Men Afraid
First Blood for Mace-Coburn Repeat
edIy Throws Mace Over the IN opes-
Beautiful Sfarrlng but mo Heavy
Hitting.
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B NOTICING DEBTS CONTRACT
ED on account Of the eloop zULIKA, except by
my special order, will be paid.
.!-.-. NICHOLAS F. DEVEREUX.
nov3o.thstu3 For Owner.
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An Affecting Cersmony--AM Business
SQspended-The address by Bishop
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%OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
FIRE.RRO0F BUILDING, CHARLESTON, 8. O.,
NOVEMBER 9Th, ls7l.-The Books Of the Treasu.
rer OF Charleston County will be opened on the
goth day Of November, 1871, for the receipt OF
TAXES due the State aud County for the year
1871.
The penalty OF twenty per cent. provided by
aw will be added to all Taxes remaining unpaid
on the 18th day OF January, 1s72
The rate OF taxation for the year 1871 is as fol.
lows. viz:
State Tax per centum.. mills.
County Tax per centum. mills.
Pol Tax per capita. a.......,....-..........$ 90
VIM. GURNEY.
novs-1mo Treasurer Charleston County,
% THE CHARLESTON CHARITA-
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND-oFFIOAL RAFFLEB
NUMBERS.
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AS witness our hand at Charleston this 4th day
OF December, 1871. FENN PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
oct3 sworn Commissioners.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-17
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
sfi sacdeIIhauefous and Washington News.
wAsHINcToN..,

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The Monocacy,
Palos and four steam launches, under COM
mand of Commodore Blake, sailed June
LIST to examine the river Sable, in Corea, at
a point called Difficult Passage, where
navigation is most perilous. Several thous-
and Coreans with masked batteries opened
heavy firsg The e French 81 vessel in ad I'd
vance Fought gsinahtIy. The American
vessel bearing up, drove the enemy from
the works. The tide swept all the vessels
past the batteries and they then anchored.
Three shells were thrown among the re-
treating enemy. The Monocacy was
slightly injured by running oni sunken
rock The vessels returning received no
fire from the forts. Two Americans were
hurt Pacific overtures are expected, 9TH
erwise the fieet'will destroy the forts and
take such other measures as the interests
of civilization demand. The Coreans are
a treacherouss war--like People, entirely in
dependent of Chinauelsi z :, De- e7ps.. y 80
Dispatches repoFtIthat the Pepe's Jubilee
was nnagnifieeiftly celebrated at all points.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-17

Your committee are not prepared to say
what portion of this amount can be made
available, but think that by proper effort a
considerable sum could be collected.
Neither are we prepared to say that these
are the only amounts to which the Com
pany are entitled, as we have, in this re-
port, included only such as show upon the
books of the Company according to the en-
tries as made therein. ~ -
ADD to the indebtedness of the Com
pany, which is S2,977 ,610.42-the amount
received from stock subscriptions, which
is 1888, 1897 &c. we find that there has been
expended or lost in building the forty (40)
miles of finished road, and seven miles i'm
addition graded, with its equipment and
material, the sum of So, 361 30, or equal
to (SS4, 0OO) eighty-four thousand dollars
per mile for the finished portion.
The claim of $500 against the Bank of
East Tennessee is of course lost, and we
also consider the claim of 500, 900 in Bonds
against c. Powell Green & Co. as hopeless
1y gone (see report on that subject.) The
debt due the Company of $40, 4S0 81 from
the United States Government is for iron,
rail, &C., taken by the Government in
1864 and '65, and should be settled, but of
the present condition of that claim your
Committee are not advised. The item of
SIT, 600, which we find charged upon the
books against M. b. McMahan is only ex-
planned by the following entry which is
on the Journal of the Company under
date of May 2, 1870: ma aaak :
NJ. B. McMahar, Z, 7.l+ : ~, s......r..rIi Z,
H. To j. A. Mabry, 3 ~ sa,a5.ss. si.s.s DR.. ~
loe To amount deposited with Nc ,as,I. g
T. Mahan by Mabry, July 9, 1869, 81, oOO.0o
Under the circumstances, your Commit
tee are unable to perceive why this should
be considered a claim Of the Company
against McNlahan. The books don not show
/ that McMahan was ever an agent of the
Company, either as Banker, financial
agent or in any other capacity whatever.
His name does not even appear upon the
books until May 2, 1870, which was ten
months after this deposit is reported to
have been made, and which was at time
when it was universally believed that Nc
Mahan was not financially responsible for
any large sum. AT the time Gen. Mabry
reports to have made this deposit of ST.
600 in cash, the Company was largely in
debted to contractors and Others, and to
whom this money should have besn paid
And so far as your Committee are advised,
no effort had been made up to Janury,
| 1871, to collect this amount and pay II
over to the creditors of the Company. In
view of all the facts of the case, your Com
| mittee is strongly impressed with the be-
/ lief that Gen. Mabry should be held &C
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HON 6 NEWS.
Henry Henry ward aisdH Beecher sued for I.ibc

Henry Ward Beecher sued for Libel.
WASHINGTON, June 116.-An unprece-
dented thunderstorm has recently pre-
vailed throughout Oregon. Some of the
telegraph operators were shocked to insen-
sibility,I 81 .oL
The German-Americans of San Francis
CO. in convention, approved the recon-
structiOn acts in faveF of universal am
nesty and the payment of the national
debt in accordance with the text oftthe
contract. They oppose Chinese labor and
railroad grants, and demand a modifica-
ton of the tariff. aud the repeal of Sunday
and liquor traffic laws es .,..qg.,l -, ~,
New YORK, June 16.-CIaffiiu & Wood
hull have sued Henry Ward Beecher and
the Christian Union for libel, and lay the
damages. at aanarter of, a million dol lars.
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MISCELLANY.

srIoNDbN, June les A. M.LThe Countess
Of, Paris, gave birth, to a daughter last
night.
Napoleon and Eugene have made visit
to the Prince of Wales. ..a,s.-., b.... ,.,r z7,T
The Times states that the French loan
will amount to only two million of francs.
The Times special from Paris reports
that the state of seige ceases to-day Fri
The reports of renewed agitation in the
Belleville and Villette quarters are I'M
founded.
German soldiers visiting Paris are &C.
casionally insulted in the streets, and have
been refused seats at the tables in the res
taurants. 81: O.. .r4lE o-z zi9a. 7-...i, rrs ruaT
VERSAILLES, June rl6.HFraiicis Paul
Meurice, drarnatist and novelist, who was
arrested as Communist, has been re-
leased.rzT ~ ~
The government remains at. Versailles
nt1lOctOber.s i9ijrt. .a3a1'fs 7nad asi go',l
20 Motions were presented IN the Assembly
for the prolongation Of the powers of the
Assemblyand Theirs for two years.
r. PARIS, June l6.EThere has been q pro-
clamation issued by the. international So
ciety, which, declares, hftAVe are disarmed
but not conquered, and are Still one hum
dred thousand strong. -FaYre and Trochu
were the authors of our misfortune, aided
by capital and the priesthood. We accept
the responsibility of the confiagration.
We must have no interior deputies, no di
vision at the polls; reaction took away
our arms but not OFF votes; Viva la Sol
eiale Republique, viva la Commune." sra5
LONDON. June 16. IN Noon - The weather
is favorable to the crops s.fi 40 1lsaa Bors
LONDON, June l6.--Itis said that upon
the entry of Victor Emanuel into, Rome
the Pope will go to Corsica. sieels
VERSAILLES, June 16.-Gen. Douay's
corps has gone to lyons to disarm the
National Guards in the valley of the Rhine,
from Lyons to Marseilles. '4-51ll moti -9ii q,
Twenty Thousand troops are to be sent
10 AIgeriases EIiEgo3 Toi aoiiapa ora o. - bisn
1i41-r--t--r+-> e--+4-+-s sli1h hnes
City Girls.
The girls of the principal cities. in this
country arc noted as Follows: .,.o :, . 49,,
!. BALTIMORE the, handsomest. ai!if7d .baa7
G' Boston the most intellectual. TrHaEr 80
=, u. New York the gayest and most expen-
Washington, the most airy and super
fetal. :" h5'F
Philadelphia, the most refned and lady
like.
Chicssbta le Iagtest and most digsipated.
Toledo, the biggest feet.
st. Louis, the NEST reckless
New Orleans. dhe liloa travelled.
cincinnati, the greatest f1irts.
Louisville, the proudest.
i'Detrolt, the widest 1000 30 II DbI-
CleVeiand the most graceful and enter
tanning in conversation.
S S.n FRANCISCO, the most Indifferent. 80
nlc,nnlond, the most anxious to he loved.
MoniIe,sth the most liberal entertainers. -
Hartford the best musicians :, =; 9. ss''
Buffalo, the dullest -'.' '''' i'4
Rochester, the longest hair
best wives.
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Il Il =. D. =
During this period, from January 1865
to January 1868, G! NJ. McGhee being
President, we find that two hundred and
twenty-three thousand four hundred dol
lars ($223 400 was consumed in repairing
the war damages and puttingi the road IN
running order to Clinton, which required
the purchase and laying of fourteen and a
half (1431 miles ofrirOn, and building over
two Thousand (2,0oo) feet OF bridges and
treStles,
- In addition to finishing the road to Clin-
ton, a distance equal to fifteen and q half
miles was graded beyond that point, eleven
and half miles of iron, laid making twenty
sH miles in all, iyeDdepots, built, one loc9,
motive purchased, tive passenger ears ana
twenty freight cars purchased and put up
on the road. -, ,f..,s ~
The third period extends from january
1868, to January 1871, during which time
Gen. Joseph A. Mabry was President Oh
the Company. The statement Is as loi-
lows:
ND aui'H RECEIPTS ri sEossss
From individual stock subserptions..$12,15 l 81
From State aid-proceeds of 100000 90,
States bonds49..a 0Oo 20
From passenger fare and freight ,ol9 ~
From other sources, arising mainly
from conversions of cash payments
into bonds T7,UZS "a
From cash from former Treasurer. 1913 "a
| soa 9 aarEs ss2a,7oa Sc
-05 b IfHfg ZI18o5
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Circuit Court, I'd judicial Circuit.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.

JEFFERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
Della Long vs.. Coumbas Long-Petition for divorce.
TN THIS CAUSE IF APPEARING FROM THE
allegations in the petition, which is sworn to- that
the defendant, Columbus Long. is nonresident of
the State of Tennessee that the ordinary of
by the Clerk that publication be made for four
sive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle noti
flying said defendant appear before the Judge of the
Circuit Court to be held for the county Of Jefferson mt
the court house in Dandrdge on the FIRST Monday of
or otherwise make defense to said petition or the
will be taken confessed and set down for hearing ex
parte as to him. June II 1871.
jeI7dlw3t s. S. MoCUISTION. Clerk.
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T~@~H

"TOM Browns" ADVICE TO. ENGLISH
WoRKINdMFN. Thomas Hughes, in an
address to2the wOEkingmeHr of London,
delivered on Sunday evening, June IL,
.eulogized the liquor laws and various other
institutions of the United States, praised
the people and government of the country
a az urged emigration to America upon ali
those Valnly seeking work at home.ass nal
.YdESAE- L-ES<,.IE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-17
- DISBURSEMENTS.

During this last period We find that the
eleven miles put under. contract and partly
finished under MI. McGhee was completed,
including an expensive tunnel. Eight
miles of track were laid, and seventeen
freight cars built and purchased. Thus
showing that the entire cash account of
the Company from its organization in 1854
ty January 1, 1871, to be as shown by the
following statements ~ -fL1--s AZ
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You will notice that in making these
statements your committee have mention
ed only cash receipts and expenditures, as
shown by receipts, and memorandum of
receipts, which we find on the books and
among the papers of the Company, we
treating bonds when paid out at par as
cash. .ss 2isi s,r,f.irf ,Ito.r fsr 80 goi3af}-
.Yourcommittee find that 81, 500 in Knox
vile city bonds were deposited by the Off
GERS of the Company in the Bank of East
Tennessee and were lost by its failure.
We also find that ninety thousand $780,
000) in bonds of the State of Tennessee
were deposited by the Treasurer of the
COMPANY with Messrs. C.. Powell, Green
&Co., of New York, in 1867, and which
have never been returned or paid for, but
inasmuch as by separate resolution, your
committee are instructed to make special
examination and report upon the circum-
stances of that transaction, We do not
think it necessary to notice further that
loss in this paper, but reserve that matter
for a separate report. 10
Your committee find the entire indebt-
edness of the Company to be for
Bonds and funded interest to State
OF -, 593, NO w
Interest due State on bonds, zap
proximated) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JO0,OO %
Notes and acceptanceS, lsee detail
ed Statement) ......................... 1850 oh
Sundry book accounts (see state
mentl,.. o,of4 10
Making total liabilities to 81 977 610 AZ
To offset as portion of the foregoing in
debtedness, there are the following amounts
due the Company:
On unpaid stock subscriptions (sce
list ............ ................... $1,000 81
Account Bank of East Tennessee $500 90
Account C.. Powell, Green & Co.. in ? -
bonds 10000 90
From United States ................... ~, 4S0 q
From NJ. B. McMahan or Jos. A.
Mabry .I......... 10 ...41 1900 90
From sundry individuals (see list).- 2021 %
Total claims due the Company, as
90
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circuit Coaaifi Id 5a.iieia, cirSsoit.

JEFFERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
JOSEPH J. W. Boiling VISA Elizabeth Boine-Petition for
divorce.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
allegations IN the petition, which is to- that
the defendant, Elizabeth Boiling, is -residehtof
the State of Tennessee that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served on herr It Is therefore ordered
BY the Clerk that publication be made for four
sive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle. noti-
flying said defendant to appear before the Judge Of the
Circuit Court to be held for the county of Herson,
the court house in cambridge on the first Monday of
August next, then and there to plead answer demur
or otherwise make defense to said petition the
will be taken confessed and set down for hearing
parte as to her. June IL, 1871.
jel7dltwst S. s. McCUISTION. Clerk.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-17
Every Day an Increase in FIesI
aand Weights Seen and Felt. b
. Kidney, Bladder,

Urinary and Womb Diseases. Gravel Diabetes Drop
sy( lneentinence Of Urine Bright sease kibuminu-
the water is thick cloudy mixed with substances ike
the white Of egg threads like white six or there
5s morbid dark bilious appearance. and white Bone
dust deposits, and where there is prcking burning
sensat and pain in the sm of the back and along
the lOins In all these conditions Railways Sarparil-
liam Reselvent aiied By tbs application of Radways
Ready Relief te the spine and small Of the back. and
the bowels regulated With one. or two of Roadway
Regulating pills per day WILL soon make complete
cure. In few days the patient viii be enabled 70 hold
and discharge water naturally without pain. and the
Urine will be restored TO its natural clear and amber
ior sherry color
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%. -. Late ~ ~ ~ 49, '''7

Evans d Lewis, No. so Gay street. have lust
receitfa large and)splendid assoftfleEb,t Of
Trunks, Hats, Umbrellas and Travelling BAGS
drect from manufacturers which they are sell
ing at asstonishingly low prices Cali and 600
d tHcifs- vi 1906