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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-12
sEAE ESTATE AT PHsVATE SALt
TTRA ACTIVE P E o Z h Il l. I
NEAR THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
FINELY ADAPTED Eos A SUMNER Re-
SORT, FOR SALE.
BEAUREGARD FARM.

FIR for sale, my FARM {" Feanrcgard'0
sit ,ated mile and half from the Whi'e Sulphur
Springs, in Greer brier county, West Virginia. u
contains nearly 900 acree, one-third of which Is
meadow land. About one-half OF it is In fine for
sst, fsIl OF excellent ilber A part or the mea-
dew he's been in grass for about eighty years. The
| whole farm is finciy-adapted to grass; and ts
9arnecs to the White SULPHUR Spripg "a gives IL The
This fal IN is we'll wateSed. Indeed, It has in CO..
pous springs the almost exclusive supply of w l.
| ter for The white sulphur and the cons1 serable
4 ton OF the Chesapeake and ohio railroad to the
4 Oil river in the summer OF '72.
4 1t has a commanding interest on account OF Its
fine adaptation to purposes OF health and recre9-
tion il is one OF the most beautiful. as u is one
| m fountains. 1t has fine bath snd q superabund-
ance of water for many more. This water has
never been analysed. but 1t IS evidently power
f.l stimulant of toe skin and great invigorator
tn md stronsest sPRIsGs s snd
With alum M in which at moderate expense,
| kLUM WATERS might be established. Win
these agencies the place might TO, De ICE popular
the great Watering place OF the middle and SOUTH
ern States of The Union. ,r
or RACE-COURSG. and the addition of that
sour ce OF anus, mcnt for the immense throrg OF
wnnn be great public gratHcation and highly
lucrative to its own.rs. such sck, exactly
suited by the temperature OF the place to summer
tt the Union %nI'N
This rlrm might also be adopted to fsh culture,
S,on, sevaraI large spfings, and o good locstion
far q lake of several acres. J his business has
lately be come exceedingly probable
continuing twelve commodious rooms, upon the
pisce together with out houses the grounds are
aimIrablv adapted for Lhe hnest display OF artni-
t.rtnra, and other improvements.
Il is one OF the most attractive places IN the
mnuntaIps, whether for Improvement as piac:
Of pnbllc resort, or ior super" ie''"e~s ASA
Inv
Tar.ons desirous OF Eeeing the place are refer
-1d to my son, j. l.. CowARDIN' VINO resides upon
~. Apply to Messrs. GRUBBs L WILLIAMS. Rich
mond. .,sa aro ,aouas,sd N
v,s,t The place, which Will speak for itsslf.
' To- :, nv p''0S' j. A. COWARDIN.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ IvAD.-.in and after I'd UESDAY, June ls:,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond iSuu-
dsvs ex ceptec) as follows -
$3.50 A. M.-MAIL ThkIN for The White 9HI.
phur cpillgs, Connecting st GosGoasyfne WITH tts,
grange, Alexandria and MANASSAS train for
washington and North. ana Lynchbuyg and south.
$3.50 II. m.-kCConMJIsh1IOk TRAIN Tor
Gordonsyille, except on Saturday, on wntcs lay IL
leaves st p. u. This train conuec.s at Goiuo
vile wilh toe night trains on the Orange, AIexan-
dr,s and Manassas railroad for LYaCHBUaG
and WASHINGTON.
On and after the 18th OF J UNE q PASSENGER
TRAIN will run daily (exc. ~ Suldayl between
Stanton aud the White sulphur, xs toito1g:
Leave St8unIon at.s -. Ms
Arrive al W htte sulphur =. r a.
Leave White sulphur a. z, d.
Arrive at 6taunton ut. r. a.
Through tickets, a. low rates, sold 70 oil points
Northwest and Southwest.
Further Information NAY be obtained ut the
company'e ofaces.
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays.
&. III. PERRY.
General Supcrtp ndent.
JAMES X. NETHERLAND, Gen'l Ticket Agt-
INV 81 .s,e ss.. 49, 800
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A w,ce.murderer HING

ROCHESTER, N, Y, August 1I.-Joseph
Messner was hung here to-day for the MUIR
der OF his wife. Before his execution he
made full confession of his crime.
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EXCURSIONS AND PEC-NaCS.
rLAY-STREET METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WILL HAVE A PICNIC AT ASHLAND
MKT WEDNESDAY.

Tickets Tor the round trip tdnuer incluhedl for
NIL over II years OF sgn. ~ under that age, Soc"
to no had at e. G. Walters Broad street; :" IN. -
Hers hmau's, near The Second Mirse. ara !. NJ
S,uuGers's drug store, on Brook avenue. Also, III
the cars that morning.
ire train gtl leave The depot at O'Clock and
stop at Brock avenue to take On ,he school.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-12

TWO LOTS IN SIDNEY, ON PAKh
STREEr HALLWAY, FOB SALE. A. bargain
may NC hAu' App'' E. B. REWBURN's,
u1o.s.* Real Estste Agency.
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The Kentucky Election,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 10.-Leslie's ma
jority is now estimated at from 10000 to
$4,000. The Republicans will have about
twenty members in the Lower House.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The Tribune on United States Marshal Packnr

The Tribune on United States Marshal Packard.
WASHINGTON, August 11.-To-day's New
York Tribune says "We note with great
modification the fact that United States Mar
sbal Packard, with superserviceable zeal,
told The dissenting members Of the Repnb-
lean Convention, at New Orleans, that he
was authorized by President Grant to use
the Custom-hOuse for the Convention, and
bring United States troops there for its
protection. We don't mean to believe him
unless we must. 1t seems probable that
the United States Marshal is FESTIVE under
load OF odium, which he desires to shout
der off upon Others"
The Times is silent regarding Louisiana
affairs.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Clear and warm
weather will probably be experienced on
Saturday from Missouri to Lake Huron
and westward. A low baro meter, with
cloudy weather, will probably continue
from Louisiana to West Virginia and east
ward. A low barometer, with cloudy
weather and local storms, will probably
extend during the afternoon over New
York and New England.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

hIrsiATUHs hLNA'=kG, AUGUST IL tSTi.
saa rises ...,..,.--.. 6.13 Moon rises. L.
Sun sets SAT High Tide. IL
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-, krGsAoNE asS, r-STEFs NuHe q F. Co.
FHE TR AIMS On THIS Road
j run as fclloSs: -->>''.. A AS1.aAAA
The n all trains lesre Richmond s: 1ay A. N.
epS zso s n and leave Petersburg q. LOS e. III.
freight snd accommodation trains leave Rich.
mond a. 4. N. AID g. p. M, and leave petsys-
ouIZ vt 10 A. d. and $50 2. "a. 0's''
Iha s:a5 A. u. tram viii NOT leave s5cb-,or6 81
U.hDiYS, and the ERA P. 10. train viii rot IesSc
ssers5urg 81 SUNDAYS. 80 49, 49, t sNso
fassengers for Norfolk win take fro s.,o n
d,tly train, and those from Norfolk win ronnecs
It icterseurx With the 10 A. u. tram.
:. fassensess from Glover Hill will take The $40 A.
snd Turning, leave Richmond on The JANE DAYS IL
me mall trans viii ston nnI, At Chester.
The : A. II. train win connect ut Peters
burg @i.h The Atlantic, Mississippi! and Ohio rail-.
eoad for brrrbbnrg isIiy s oAio AS"-
sLEtFIEG CARS on the 2:ao r. ". train, runs
"'ns .hrouRn 20 Nunln2ton. X. Il. KAHEY,
~ Ticker and ErftoIf "A cent
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
SUNDAY, Aro. Is. At i i. NJ
RETURNIge

"rft7e In Richmond at Up. ", gfv,nr those inst
wiSh 70 visit West Point seven honrs to enjoy che
luxn'iss of the bath, &C., &c.
Z Fare for the round trip, 81.
WA. N. BRAGG, superintendent.
! J. Z. TAYLOR. Ticket AGENT -
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lCHMCND AND DANYILLE RAIL.
"a hoAD-on and after Jul 2;Ta, 1871.
GOING WHIST. t.

GOING WEST: trs
Train No. Through Passenger, ,esyca YIcb.
mona naily except Suntays} at S:O5 A. NJ: Leaves
~ a. n:os a. IL; arrives at Greansboro' at
araa 10: ayrcsbErg rss7enzer) leaves Rich-
5P. rs. - IsncaouFg az
Tam No. 10 (Lyuchburg Fret,ht and Accom-.
moditon) leaves kicbmoGd ut o:Os-P. A.: arriyeu
al hyachnuTg At =. n. (oandays excepfed).
ychmoa Mo d y aii anu Express leaves
daily at lo:44 p. 3D.; arrives At Greensboro daily
At IL A, N. -. - $500 800. N'
GOING EAsT:
Train No. II Through Mail and Expreos) leaves
Greensboro, daily al 1850 7. M; leaves DanyilIe
daiIy at io:l2 Z. d.; arrives 1T Richmond daily S.
Train No. o Through Passenger, leaves e;reens.
ooro' daily except sundays) at II os 4. NJ leaves
Pm '' "'i'''' - f'1'ninon ~ ~ s:11
Train No. 10 Eynchburg Passengerl. leaves
uynchbuEg daily Ut s:se A. NJ; leaves Bufksyiilo
| At J.. H.; arrives at Richmond ct 1 p. n.
dation) Ie ives Lynchburs 1910 p. IL. arrives at
aichmonds:sS a. M (,undays excepted.
Trains los. and ii connect al Greensboro VIII n
Trains on north Carolina Railroad for all points
South. II. -
Trains Mes. and 10 connect at BurkeyiiIe
Railroad fn, all points Southwest and South.
/ THROUGH TICKETS TO all points south and
Southwest can be procured az the ticket Office 10
%'cbnoDd, snd of r. F. WALKSR Agent or At
lansc, Nils: issipp' ard Ghlo railroad, No. 1925
Main sSteet, hichm0nd.
Papers thai nave arrangements to advertise the
| schedule or this company Win please print aa
above. John K, MACMURDO.
| General Freight ana Ticket Agent.
L. Nj. t.. TALC0TT. an2'r and not. jy28
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RIcnM'D AND DAN. AND PIEDMONT K. f.,
OFFICE zen. TICKET AND FREIGHT &c T.,
RICHMOND. VA, July ID 1871. }
EXCURSION TICKETS
II TO THE SPRINGS.
pDints can be purchased at the Ticket Ofice OF
this com pany. Richmond, at the rates specified
viz:
Bcnsack's lCoyncr's Springs).. IS
lIeyhany Station tAlleghany Sprlngsl..:... IL 20
o, S,,-in~sI Observation-Disclosures u 30
ChrstIs siIru Yello N ulphur Spr,ngs) -. IL 60
New River and Central Depot tNew River
White ulphur Springs). ................... 10 W
A n.eIia snrfr ps NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
uicGnry # Tavern NJ G. (Carawbi SprtngS).. 20 90
rhpse tickets entitls the holder to return Without
addition al charge until the Is b OF OcGber.
joan i. MACmUkDO,
Gen. Ticket and Freight Agent, Il. & D. 4. K.
T. ID. K. TALCCTT.
Eng,r and >up't r. and D. X. r.
Tickets for Bonsack's, Allegheny, Big Tunnel
Christi 4nshurg and Central Depot are also Oh
sale at the Ticket Office OF the A. b. and 0. Rsi
road, 1925 Main street, Richmond. " o-lm
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1871 |.
1877 I

1871. 1871.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCH ED ULE hiChMVHD, EEGDdRICKH.
SURG anU POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
INTO EFFECT JUNE I, is?L
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner Bird
and 9Th streets, as follows:
The DAY Train daily st SEQ A. AZ. Arrives
in Washington at le:t5, Baltimore except on
snnGaysl st 2:i5, fhila"elphia ut o:I5, and New
York aG lO:20 r. u. THG SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily except on Sundays)
at s:HP. 81.
The DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond at AT
2. u.
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond
(Mondays excepted) at $3.50 A. III.
IEe bCCUHMuDATlOS TakIN FOR Milford
leaves Broad-street Depot daily Sundays ex-
cepted) at 4:3O f. u. Arrives In kichmond Ut s:43
A. NJ.
The FaEIaaT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Sridays at SIS 4. III.
TN. Ugh TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG
l;AHE tnECKS 10 all principal points North,
East, and West.
Compsny's offices, corner Broad and sth streets.
TlcKes office, corner Byrd and sth streen.
j.. b. dBhT&Y,
General Ticket Agent
&c. 4. u. MYERS, Genera! Sup't. je7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-12

OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD COMPANY. :
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
AND EAST TO TIRE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
Tie ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
8AIhHpAD, extending from Chattanooga. Ten,
see, TO Meridian, Mississippi, Ii completed, ana
forms with It's Connections the
suCHTEST ALb-fAIL LINE
from Portland, Boston, ew YorE, PhllEdelphla,
Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Lyncnburs,
and Chalt anoogt. 10 MeriGtan, Mobile, New Or
leans, Jackson, Ytcksburg, and all southwestern
cities
TIE road-bed Is in splendid condition and the
equipment perfect
PullmaR's Palace Day and Sleeping. Cara are 70
be run via this route from Lynclburg TO h0olls
alG New Orleans without change.
Purcha5e Tickets via the Alabama and Cha1a.
most comforts.
The attention Of freight shippers 10 called 70
this route as offering the advantages OF speedy
tT-nslE between the corth and South, with rates
A!waSs as low as by any other route.
Hark snip freight and procure BILLS OF ladng
VIC me alabama and Chattanooga railroad.
VIM. KEARY,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
j. C. STANTON,
General superintendent,
e 2-Sm ChztIanooRa, Tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-12

MAGNIFICENT JAMES RIVER ES-
WI TATE FUR SALE.-I have for sale 3
MAGNIfICEET ESTATE OF ,s3y ACkES Or
improvements, society, and scenery unsurpassed
In the State.
There is mill. on the property. Public schools,
churches and post. Offices convenient.
10 a purchaser before the LIST day OF October
crest bargain and liberal terms OF payment WI
estate can take farming utensils team, stock, &C.,
together with 100000 pounds hay, probably 900
barraIs or corn and oal OF same, offsl OF goo 70
1000 bushels OF wheat Rad clover seed Tor isO
acres OF land.
This estate can be divided about equally, giving
70 either part ample buildings.
GEORGE M. DREWnY,
4v ea-Imh 1914 BR ain street. Z
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

TOR sIAl.E,-HOUsE AND LOT for sale, west OF
the sidccut The house contains four rooms; well and
of RICHARD GLlNDON.
Oct % P.O Box 6S9 Ottawa, Ills
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

A RTHUR LOCKWOOD, Justice Of the Peace,
a Ottawa, ILL., Office Columbus street few doors mort
OF Post Office viii thank his friends for all business per.
tanning 10 hs oce and engages to attend to promptly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21

NiorIl< Ell have sSIu .,.i In r,e exchange
Banking and Insurance bU. lorstniore carried on
"; a. sherwood Co., I" P'"" dcKinlay n Co., Gonse
auohty tie urn OF a she 90. is dissolved by nu
tual consent, md IL succeed ,snrss bv Ravens Mac
Kinlay IL Co. "
shl occupy Tue olhCv no ioOle occupied by and
uue 10 puy notes anu gs aud To loan money on real
"stso security ad W l.a to mli ID In real estate
ottawa. Mafch is' 1870 II Z. A SHERWOOD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-10-21
HOUSE, 4 LOTS rTOR SALE.

The fine property formerly owned and occupied by ".
Raymond. on Webster street, west OF inc sdccnt Wl be
sold Mt a bargain Apply TO WIN. G. SMITH,
Oct, l. $50 AT Drug Store, 100 Main st.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
THE SUCCESS OF THE VERSAILLES GOVERN
MINT


The Constituent Assembly of France. or
ganized in 17s9, througha thorough convic-
tion Of the French people that the extra
vagance and exhausting wars Of Louis,
XVI had broken down their energies and
spirit, and that sweeping reforms in the
civil administration of public affairs was
demanded, was an able and respectable
body of correct patriots, and left to their
successors and constituents many practi-
cal and desirable reforms in the civil SER
vice OF the Government. in its laws and
institutions. It met, therefore, with a
prompt recognition from the patriots of
France, and won, asst deserved, their con-
fidence and respect. Tt recognized gov
eminent that commanded the respect of
mankind and administered it during its
ascendancy with vigor, prudence, and abil-
ity. 1t was followed by two other popu-
Lar assemblies, the letfero Of which inmers-
ed Paris in the blood Of thousands OF In
nocent citizens and made it familiar with
the horrid butcheries and massacres known
10 every school boy. fffe98
This Assembly deereed tile death of the
King and opened the prisons to the slaugh-
ter Of the brutal mob. We find in the
present mob i'm control of Paris, many
spirits Of like temper and ability. The
insurrection, organized without provoca-
ton, led by men of inferior ability, In
spired by nothing noble or patriotic, seems
destined to have o short and unenviable
existence The news megive this morn
ing isIvery encouraging for the friends of
the Versailles Government. The Nation
ais seemed to rely more upon the iisaffec-
ton of the Versailles troops than upon
their own Salor. The result must surely
inspire confidence throughout the pro-
vinces in Thiers and his assGiates, and
would seem to warrant the belief that
they would soon re-establish order and
tranquility even among the turbulent
spirits that throng the streets Of Paris.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

The Press ard Hcrold's rooster; having
been put out too soon yesterday morning,
was frost bitten, and is now under treat
ment. lts lusty crow Tuesday is explains
ed by the fact that it is the Same the
Manages put out to do their growing for
Union League victories in Chattanooga
some years ago. The bird, not yet accus-
toned to its masters change of front, often
crows at the wrong time and in the wrong
pitch. AgKEufalf fGE<
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

go.
Thes news from C eAnecticat is much
more satisfactory tllan we anticipated. A
state always close and generally Demo-
cratic ian off years, we were prepared TO
hear of the re-eieeti6n OF Gov. English, of
Democratic Legislature, and Of three out
Of the four Congressman. Tae.s-rts
We arc not likely to get news through
the Washington Southern Associated
Press Agent one whit more favorable to
the Republicans than it actually is, and
We arc, therefore, inclined to accept his
dispatches as the most favorable Demo-
cratic news that can be furnished.
The contest for Governor is very close,
and It win probably require the official
count to determine, but, with our present
a1viees, We feel warranted in claiming tie
election Of Marshall Jewell by small ma
iority.Hi - 81 sgessg stifesi - aiis - y.als.
The Legislature is probably Republican,
and the congressional delegation three
Democrats to one Republican, the same as
II stood in the last Congress. On the
whole, we are exceedingly well satisfied
with the result, and viii continue to feel
40. even though ID should prove that Eng
iish il elected by small majority. The
Republicans Of Connecticut have done .
splendid work, and we cheerfully accord
them fali praises In the midst Of lissen-
sions and general apathy, they have nobly
sustained themselves, and stood unfineh-
ingly by their guns.
i, ss1L ---------><D< $780, ~
S,rhsc1ihs for the GnEoxr01R -n.- .
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
rs TILE E.ARGEsT CIRCULATION
on Any Daily Published in East TENNESSEE

80 WANTED-a prescription to cure chicken
cholera. Apply Immediately at the Press
and Herald office. something must be
done at once, or there viii be a "deadp
cock i'm the fpit.,i .'.z
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

The to whom more than all others i. Pru,-;s n
debted for her present proud position among the
tons, says: Absurd as the high Hat il i dess kss,
equal temperature and it does feel better thas aSy
other form OF headcovering The voice OF the scssr
silent In the lace OF the above iilQstrisus autAsri1
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

The Press aud Htrotcrs rooster was
splitting his throat yesterday morning try
ing toecrow t.plain. English" but about
two O'Clock p. NJ, he neutrality-suspicious. Of
disgust, and this nloriling ne is unable to
be out. Courtesy requires that we should
explain why thisinportantattache OF that
Office is not to be seen- -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

IA
oar dispatches bring US the unweleome
tidings of the death hof the distinguished
statesman whore name heads this article.
Jacob NJ. Howard was born in Vermont in
1896, and was therefore, at the ltimeof his
death, in his e5th year: Hewas graduate
osSyiIliarns College, Massachusetts. sAf-
ter thorough study of the law in the lat
ter'Stss& he fenoSea tcMchigah, where
he was, for many preceding his
death, recognized as an able and success
full member of his profession. He was a
man of censiderable classical polish, and
In 1S47 published translation from the
Freneh,o OF the secret memoirs OF the En-,
press Josephine g s - sTs-a . a. S
He hogan his political life az a member
OF the Michigan Legislature inslsss. He
wasthe author of the platform Of the first
censentionl ever held OF the Republican
party In 1854 and may be said to have
christened that party Hedwas Attorney
General Of Michigan. for six years, and a
member Iof che 9th Congress- He took
hisIseat in the Senate in 1862 to fill the, I'M
expired term of Hon. X. S, Bingham, and
continued member of that body until the
9Th efsfarch last. He was recognized as
one Of the most vigorous and effective de-
baters IN the senate Though long in pub
lie lie, ne died poor ing this worlds goods
-proef saflieient of his integrity and pa
triotixm.t.v--.sr -svs ssf qaissfas fsis1ssS sf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

Report prosperous business during the year 1870 "
also can lay claim 20 having had our share Of susts
ers. They came, mighty thr0ng, from GeorFis Esr1
Carolina, Virginia and East Tennessee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
Actmatcd

By desire 10 avoid expense and trouble and kassg
from experience that the credit systsm DFss
uesd on large small scale. injurious 70 ths -
interests Of the business community have sdspts4
the strictly cash system- We believe will - -
tanned in this By the fact that purchasers viii kasw
that do not add per centaxc to our Teri 1aaf,
profit, in view Of possible Losses. q -Iss = =
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SEND rs THE NEWS.

We extend special inyaton to our friend. to send
brief and pointed letters. giving items of interest In
their several iocaiifios We desire to have something
Of local interest IN every issue for our East Tennessee
readers. - !
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADEi
PAYNE sells for cash az retail and II you bus that
way, you can save money and lots oft. At PAYlBs

Objection may be urged against the policy Of ssnakss
ing Wholesale and Retail business in eonnectisa vita
each other Our answer is-and We think il safssisAt
that IN addition 10 the fact Of buying gsods ~
less figures than than the retailers buy then the
wholesale and Retail Departments eondacs to the ad
vantage Of each other in eaussins eIpepses thereby
enabling sell lower price, and irving the par
chaser the benefit Of the diference.9f = 70
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
b,, GREAT REDUCTION
In prices Boots Shoes. Hats md Trunks a. rss,
THE LARGEST STOCK

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

THE election OF a Republican Mayor and
'CounciL in the city of Cincinnati, by the
handsome majority Of 1856, is good news
from the Queen City of the West. The
firm front of the Republicans in the East
and West win do mech towards sustain
ing the friends of the Government, and is
sn1ost healthfai rebuke to lawlessness and
dfsergsnization in fhe South. ,,,,-o
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

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