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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27

OF all diseases which flesh Is heirto none bring 60
much myserys moral and physical as Syphilis To all
so afflicted can truly say this remedy will help you
Two articles found BY experience to be peculiarly
6caeious for this disease contained IN thiscompoun
We ask you to Try Dr., Fovler's Compound Extract,
and, BY giving it fair trial. It win cure you. 4, :, -
We, speak with much confidence of Dr.. Fovier,s
Compound, because we know Whit il is composed Of.
and what it will do. We know Dr. Fosle. well. who
isa physician of known repute, standing second to
none in the country. Of long experience an honorable
man. who having reputation for character a. wen
Ourselves, would never allow medicine to 20 before
the public without merit, And we say of this Com
pound. taken according to directions. after mir
trial. it will do all we claim for it, ,,,s, ,efli al
We offer it as discovery which It certainly Is
genuine article for Scrofla Syphilis and al blood
impurities; and knowing the genuineness of H. sach
wesend itforth saying 80, Heal the Suffering ~
=, ~ PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. s =
aiaHw baa .91siIo For sale byi-ss 9df - noif
2BOCK0fER BROS, Sole Preprietefs,
- 81 - ,ai. 113 Liberty Street, go 80
si5a,A snoils9s 10 NEW YORK CITY,
. OUR AGENTS ARE ~ rdl -
f.. j. SANFORD & CO.,
~ fa.5 wH0LEsALE DRUGGISTS, nj
jnnsa-deodN6m -.Is.z KsotynLE. TEN,
E The Knoxville Weekly Chronicle is the bes
Advertising Medium in East Tennessee., .'....,s
fssI s d91sN ,h9gv1aaA
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pure and eheap lee,

/ take pleasure in annpunqingi to- the public
that will deliver ice in any part of the city,
twice day, morning and evening. Tickets for
sale at my stand, Iafnaf or Atkin House.
Price Of ice. two cents per pound. Good solid
ice, clean and well preserved. q Ga Z .sstaa a.
iv-9tf. h97ira97 y'1i,n aesd JOHN ScHERFi
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Fruit cans.

Hoxsic & DePne the we'll known, stove and
tinware dealers, wish everybody to know. that
they are making cans for putting up fruit
They will have them by thousands, and can
supply the demands $LetSall who love fresh
fruit an winter put it up in season1oay 81 sIaI
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RaIixions Notices,

Rev. H. S. Coram will deliver a. lecture on
Romanism, at Thorn Grove on Saturday night
There will also be preaching at Lyons Greek
Church, on Sunday next by Revs. 2, s. and
Noah Coram. .9N.a
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revenue expense. Reduced.f

T. The number of assistant assessors of internal
revenue has been reduced to -four in this the
second district. The gentlemen who retired
were active and efficient. but retrenchment and
economy are carried out Notwithstanding, in
all departments of the Government. la ~
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~ Church Deaicatisn.lIs

1.-The dedication of the Southern Methodist
Church, in North Knoxville, took place last
Sabbath. The sermon was preached by Bishop
Kavanaugh. About twelve hundred dollars
were subscribed by the congregation more
than sufficient to pay all the liabilities of the
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The Lafesf Sfxles,

We have received a large lot of new type o.
the latest styles known to topographic art, and
short notice. Our terms are reasonable, and
Work guaranteed. ~ ha-an ka.a-rnL
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Gen. James NJ Qusrles, of GAINESVILLE, will
shortly remove to Nashville. 5rslas a. r3t ri
John MaNichols, q constable of Dyer county,
was paid $780, IN Nashville, last Friday. for ar
resting two Knk1ux -- p3s.'8
At Nashville, on last Saturday, an iron girder
weighing three thousand pounds, fell on Mr..
Geo.. Hickman's leg, crushing it badly. Raas ?
4 The Grand Lodge Of colored Masons Of this
State were in session in Nashville, on Friday
and Saturday last There are three Lodges in
Memphis, one at Chattanooga, one at Browns
vile and one at Knoxville, under the dispense
ton Of Missouri, which were not represented,
though they are expected to become members of
this dispensation 'ia- al9ha ~ saiai@ hailo
Memphis had a sensation last Saturday in q
baby show at James Park, - 6ia.f $ d,,d, 4.
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CITY NOTICES.

Ice! Cine Cent and a Half per Pound.
For sale at corner Gay and Church streets,
at all hours, by vi2+1m B. w REEDER.
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VIM Moore, colored, and Caroline Moore,
plain. were arrested and lodged in Jail, on Sum
day, by Deputy Sheriff Jehn Gibbs, on charge
Of lewdness .t'f7gf s'ii79nTii y7'' adl tgi -
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something Good this Hot weather,

Somefhing Good The HOT Weathef I'D
The incest lot of Beef Tongues Dried Beet,
Sugar: cured Breakfast Bacon and Canyassed
Hams, at the lowest price in the CITY, at JeHs
L. HUDIBURG's. Also, few nioreof those Is
cents per dozen Lemons q Call soon,.,si mi
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On Tuesday evening 10th inst, a small Re-
volver, four barreled, Elliots patent. The find
er will be literally rewarded, even beyond the
value of the weapon, on leaving the same at
William B. Smiths livery stable vi24-2tor
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Preaching.

Bishop Kavanaugh will preach, Tonight, at
the new NJ. E. Church on Broad street, North
Knoxville Rev. r. n. Price preached an able
sermon last evening. 70 "a r. l ~, 20 =
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ReorganfxaSfOn--Elee OF Directors, &c
Pursuant to notice given. the stockholders o
the East Tennessee "a gficnltural Society ne
Yesterday morning at ten o. clock.
Col. John Williams was called to the chair
and c. McCorkle, Esq. chosen secretary.
The Question of reducing TIE nnmper q III
rectors was introduced. Col. G. Nj. McGhee
moved that the number be reduced from nine
to three. Mr.. McCorkle thought i've would
be few enough. Mr., Tuttls thought 1t best 70
have The present numher. with members scofn-
, posed of influential citizens in the different
| counties. of.n o4y,;eq
Two of the old board Of directors, gentle
man explained. had not resigned, being absent
from the city at the time Of the last meeting.
and as the term for which they were elected had
had not expired. it was moved that three sddi-
tional directors be elected, making FIVE in all.
Arspssyid Richards l pade some remark, On On
the Importance Of choosing goodt mem FOR sthe
position. Of directors, There were, some who
wished excitement and would have horserfacing
and other sports as the. leading feature in the
fair He topedDthe ussfefis interestsof Knox
Vile and East Tennessee would be the para
mount obiect-the development of the egricul-
turalaha notwithstanding interests Of this section,
should be chiefly considered. - = as1sn
Hon. John S. Van Glider desired the election
to be field id 4 manner that wo1id not conflict
withstbe constitution and by,laws of thsSeciety,
whereupon COL G. NJ. McGhee offered the fol-
lowing, ar .,.,., ,,.,,..
Resolved, That the section Of the Bylaws
prescribing nine as the number of directors be
changed, and the mum Der reduced to i've 4, e
The resolution was unanimously adopted. and
the Society then went into the election of off,
Van Glider and futile were sp-
pointed tellers The ballot was taken, and the
following gentlemen having received the largest
number Of votes east were declared duly elect
ed; Col. John Williams, Capt James Boy d and
= AfSorkle. Esq, II. .aIrSITnAy - q
Col Williams made some statements regard.
ing the working of the Society, its Indebtedness,
future pr6peeh. 80 He regarded Che stock
as the best investment onercould make, and de-
uhfktrAtsdAis views BY 4cisng She Success Of
the fair last fall and the spring exposition.
Mr'Deki1son moved that books be opened
forthe subscription Of stock, to be limited to
$40, 0OG Q aCarfiedsD ,zoold a'nwOTa
On psotienathe meeting then sdjourned.r III
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directors, sfeeting.

Pemberton's compound extract of Stilling
cures all diseases arising from impure blood
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Just try Globe Flower. Cough Syrup for con-
sumption, asthma and Group. e-es ..g ~
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PRODUCE.
Cincinnati Marlket.

I CiNcIys1rI. June 26-Flour in far demand md
firm: Corr firm. 5sc. Psrk is held firmly at $500
No demand. Lard l0c. Bacon. demand light hslder
ask shoulders SIC; clear sides SIC. Whisky lower
IN lalr demand. !. b a .sah ~ " 1910
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st meeting of the Directors of the East Ten

= mtetHg OF ING 1IItSVoIs q % 171'9V 1O11
nessee Agricultural Society, held yesterday
morning, Capt james Boyd was chosen. Presi-
dent vice Mr. Branner resigned. IA sy,sI .rsl,sr
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, e9f ifrigfg
Hotels.
"S;-rTfrTy 1TTrrT IN
THE p a TIT n HOE

~"'S,lffT>g 0TTfy. = n M
THE BATTLE HOUSE. "a
7 HAVE LEASED THE HOTEL LATELY KNOWN
i as the Stacey House. and wiz henceforth conduct
The pafSnass Il The SGbe ana ofmy old
friends particularly who have stood BY me % truly in
cordial reception and comforts BE home q the Battle
House. '"''A ''-'' JOEL A. BATTLE.
It will be seen from the above that have leased Che
Stacey House to General Battle In retiring from the
Losition which have occupied for several years in
to old friends and to earnestly eLtrest continuation
OF their patronage 70 my eucccssor o. enc who viii
make their stay with him comfortable in every respect
anl7-dtf-w 2ai sHoi'9os 9iaa1'iJa e. STACEY! ~
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Soda water,

Mineral water is ffst.rate, bht}the soda water
at Barry, 81 Mcdaniel far surpasses it, in our
judgment. r.y ..8 ,dt s r,s7 ~. ~
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II works 70 Perfectiot,nl,l.

MRS wINSL0W's SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teething is perfectly harmless. 1t
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the
child from pain, and the little,cherub awakes as
bright as a button.Ya Itcures wind collie, and
regulates the bowels-gives rest to the mother,
and health to the child. Offices, lis Fulton
street, New, York, and 2O5 High Holborn, Lon
don, England on M p-tHm
1 BE sure and call for
MRS. WINSTON SOOTH1NG SYRUP"
Having the Fac-Simile of .YDCyRTgs &lREEf
KINs'' on the outside wrapper. All others are
base limitations. vi27-d1w-w1t
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For Sale,

One House and Lot on Mabry street.. b3inG1z
One House and Lot on Willow street J aio7
One House and Lot on Crozier street north
OF Union. E - 13b1o qgiuGg1 81 iHc b. isiqmo.
An of which will be sold cheap for CASH Iir-
Apply to = yi24-6t " w. F, YARDLEY. 8
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Marriage Licenses.

The Clerk of the County Court granted mar
riage licenses to the following persons last
week: % % -4aTrkZ I4asza0l
Thos j. Mitchell and Ida, B. Smith. :,
W. E., Shields and Eliza. G. Profit : 4, I, .
George Gilmore and Mary Dick.oi ,z.4zuo5
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wEsTHRR REFesFy1
CHRONICLE orFIcE-4ls MARxEr PLACE
THE CHRONICLE sfID,IeHr EDrrIos
A. word To Our Friends;

sl, is %, A, word To Oar Friends. ll3E .ssIr
AS announced on our first page = we haze
made arrangements to give the people Of itbbe
various cities along the line of The East Tehnss
see, Virgins and Georgis Railroad the D xfIY
CHRONICLE atthe breakfast tables, with latest
dispatches local news Sc, &c. sslr ,,i ~
Read our article on the arst page; IVY hope
our friends viii Interest themselves in our be-
half as BY SO doing they Gan give Ins hundreds
of Traditional readers. sgsb.-gl esd1Hdns-sUt ~
We'haye distributed posters in all the places
to be reached, and have canvassers out, but still
weaik our friends everywhere to aid us all
they can in inaugurating this new enterprise
which we think viii be appreoiatedon ~ ~
By this arrangement the CHRpsIcLE can be
read at Bristol or Chattanooga about as early SIS
by our city subscribers, Business cannot afford
to do without the market reports, and every
wide-awake man in these days wants a. daily
paper. ir e'aTl o. '''79t" 57s hes .,e - .'
Globe. Flower Syrup cures 'whooping cough,
sore throat, bronchitis, and asthma w7a = =. =.
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Stock Pens.

Penn erton's compound extract Of Stillingia
cures all old mercurial and venerial diseases
without fail-try it. , ~ ,i'. ;';t - ~ ~
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We claim to have well stocked and weli-reguIstsi
Wholesale and Retail Boot. Shoe and Hat Store. he
Wholesale Department deriving its support fror psrs
Carolina So6th westerp, Virginia and kast Tennssss-
has grsvH steadily, Until np4 y. 8. Payhsk cs.t
recognized By Merchants ls desirable bfkks % bsy.
The Retail Department 10 not neglected, bat gsest
pains are being taken to keep IL st Ii bead sfiAs
Boot Shoe. Hat and Cap interests Of kDozvineeQ
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Building sites for sale.

Building Sites for Sale.
offer for sale few building sites, from FIVE
ing the Fair Grounds9leG f0I 50ffBld
marchSl-dtf a,4s ,g4aurJos. A. MABRY. ,
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Go to Payne's
For BARGAINS In Hats, Shoes and Trusks.
M TIHtFfa al o -4-f q.
KNOXVILLE MERCHANTS

Report prosperous business during the year lsls. We
also can lay claim to having had our share Of susts
ers. They came, mighty throng. from 0sorra HestA
Carolina, Virginia and East Iepnsssee JDIV
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Cider Vinegs

Just received in store, large quantity Of
Pure Cider Vinegar. 71dtU .-d0I3IIq a0f1
iyil6tf) ,di ao1b CHAMBERLAIN & ALBERs.
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Refrcshments

Furnished for Balls, Parties and Picnics, at
short notice, by A. NJ. SPIRo & Bro. iv7tf
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nr. 81. RaIfrnarsIl
Lodged i'm Hall.

Has rem Dyed his Office to Asylum street, oppc
site Market Square. Hcriigg sr 'vi2Stf
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Died.

At 1890 this morning SALLIE E. HARVEY.
daughter of Mr.. Henry Harvey. Funeral no.
tice tomorrow morning. TT iis1
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glance at the Show window Of r. 8. PAYNE
CO.'S Store is very tempting, We Rdvke people TO
avert their gsEe while passing By.
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nov1s-tf GEO, M, WHITE & Son.
First Of the Season

First Of the Season.
Ice Geld Soda Water with any. fayoring syrup
desired scsnlbs obtained cat al III: SffRo q
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2 ] = IliiaM u Ista A9QiH 1nH 1H0T1IH
MONEY SAVED is MONEY MADE
PAYNE sells for cash at retail and II ou boy ilet
way, ron can save money and lots ofit. ets,PAINBh

ing Wholesale and Retail business ii, connection WITH
each other. Oar answer is-and we think il Eukeisst
that in addition to the fact OF our buying goods
less denres than than the rstaiiers hag Ehep. -
wholesale and Retail pepsrtm nfs eont1es tshs q
vantage OF each other in equalEing expenses. hasy
enabling to sell at lower prices, and giving the put
caaser the benefit Of the differences.
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170tS SH1es
I offer few Building lots. in the city. for
sale Jos. A. MABRY
mar23-h raosJg a4ugrfs frfaoYI4 ann,
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NV YoarA. jAdnsl S st0sIs LII r,ss.s..
firm, s. 1O7Sal1ilx Gold .l211ai ~ GoYernnasnts
loEs[ IS sI K 81 M s:slss ssi rs; .s.;
of trife. North Carolinas. new. heavy Teuncssees
721z: new 72z Virginias CO. neE a. lcaisiaras SCI
new 81: leyees 20: IS Sc. Alabamas l02 s. n Gsor.
gias. 81; Is 90. North Carolinas Al; new N; South
Carolinas IS; new 81 80 \ . y
t7fs -....e.-..-.- -.-....... PRODUCE fssz aHt
New YoRE, June e,uCotton dnll. "a easier, Sales
679 bales at 20c Flour quiet. Unchanged Whisky de-
clined to s2Ac: Wheat spring 10 lower winter red
and amber Western SIS al.551x. Corn heavy. lac
lower, T2a73lz Pork s1475ai4S7k. lard frmer; ket-
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louisville market.

LOUISVILLE, June 26.-Corn frrn; in sacks, 7zc Pro
visions quiet. frmsa Risky duh. 8sc. u sei SCI 20
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Actuated

By desire to avoid expense and trouble and moving
tced large small scale s injurious ts tAs 80
interests Of the business community, have aaostgf
and are rigidly enforcing, in our Retail DepaytAs
the strictly cash system. We believe We win be
tanned in this by the fact that purchasers win knsw
that we % not add per centsEe y our legitimate
profit, in view Of possible loses. /" - |" w
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Lost.

Use Globe Flower Cough syrupll
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III BuckwheRt Flour. ."
f Forty sacksof Buckwheat Flour just received
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Globe Flower Syrup cures 'whooping cough,
sore throat, bronchitis, and asthma woa = -
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Buy Four shoes, Hats and Trunks

At PAYNEs. and save from ten ,ty,nty-sv. Der .ai
MI lIZO~LAs
,aIIqOq WOII4I
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GLOBES ana Repud,ailon.

The Board of Education of this, Cen
ter township met on Saturday the 2Sth
;nst - oo,s;aor tho natter of nov;no
.n's' - 0ons.uel 'ne 'na,'e. :, pA'
ior niteen globes purchased 81 rennsyi
vania firm, ct Scranton. on the 9Th day OF
November. 1870.
Whan ths o,ohes .r.;ved bere e,obt q,
!, NJ w - J, 1s
tue Doa'u siSueo aii oluel " 1ns Ao"n'
ship Clerk to issue an order for the
amount, 1925. Mr.. NJ. ScHAyB, ,of this
Mace purchased the order from the aoent
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The Poisoned Tongue.

1t is a custom in Africa for hunters,
when they have killed a poisonous snake,
to cut off its head and carefully bury it
deep in the ground A naked foot step
ping on one of these fangs would be ia.
tally wounded. The poison would spread
in avery short time, all through the sys-
tenn. This venom lasts long time, and
is as deadly after the snake is dead as be-
fore. Our cruel Indians used to dip the
points of their arrows in this poison-so,
if they made the least wovnd, their vict N
would be sure to die. The snakes poi
sonis in its teeth but there is something
quite as dangerous, and much more COM
mon in communities, which has itspoison
on its tongue. Indeed, your chances of
escape from serpent are greater. The
worst snakes usually glide away in fear at
the approach of man, unless disturbed or
attacked But this creature, whose poison
lurksin his tongue, attacks without prov
ocation, and follows up its victim with un-
firing perseverance. / will tell you his
name, so you will always be able to shun
him. He is called Slanderer. He poi
sons worse than a. serpent. Often his
venom strikes to the life of whole family
or neighborhood, destroying all peace
and confidence.
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A GENTS wANTRD-s22s 4 MONTH 81
a the ANKRrcAS:KsrrrrSo NAczlss Co. ,Bss..
ton, Mass, or st. Louis, No., janswi
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The corn crop in the river coun-
ties, for the years given, averaged as
1he Elfreentll Dlstrict. !.

General average in ISbS-zg.7S BUSH
els; 1869 80 Is bushels.
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REI.IGIOUs ITEMS.

One hundred and seventeen new Lu-
theran churches were dedicated IN the
United States during the year 1870, be-
ing a fraction over two every week.
Watts composed 697 hymns, and Wes-
ley GOO. About tenth of them live,
and are sung in every Christian church
where the English language is used.
The revisers of the New Testament
have had their fifth session in London.
Twenty members were present, and con-
siderable progress was made in their
work.
Tie rents at tie annual sale of pews
in Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's church,
last week, amounted to about $6l ,000.-
His salary is raised from $4,000 to $40
900.
The first Protestant service in Mad
rid, Spain, was attended by not more
than fifteen persons. Now there are
two congregations that number over one
thousand each.
Bishop Clarkson, Of Nebraska, re-
ports that of the $4,000 Indiana in the
bounds of his diocese, $4,000 attend re
|ligious services. He thinks the effort
fortheir civilization has been a grand
success.
A Protestant Episcopal church, in ad
vertising the Christmas services, gave
notice that the music in the morning
would be ssstrictly evangelical" while
that in the evening would be ofa slight
err character.
The Presbyterian Board of Home
Missions report receipts for November
and December of $79,590, being one
third less than the two Boards, now
united, received in the same months last
year before the reunion.
It is estimated that the Jewish popu
lation of the city Of New York is sew
enty five thousand; and there are two
hundred and tw enty Israelite congrega-
tons in the United States, forty Of which
are in that city.
President Edwards says: sIf Gods
people in this land abounded in aims
giving and deeds of charity as much as
! in praying, hearing, singing, and relig:
| ious meetings, the windows of heaven
l wouid be opened 10 US, and we would
experience wonderful eutporing of the
spirit."
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TlDBITs.

California trees average growth OF
seven inches in diameter in ten years.
Chicago had S46S,904 worth of real
estate sales for the week ending January
20th.
In the year 1870 Wisconsin realized
S32, ,264.37 from convict labor at the
State prison.
Nashville has citizen, aged 80, who
eats nine sandwiches and drinks nine
cups of coffee for lunch.
The yield of the Eureka mine in Cal
ifornia for the first quarter Of the pres.
ent fiscal year was S17S,000.
The contract for furnishing the stone
in the foundation of the new Iowa State
house calls Tor S105, 500.
A man in Tennessee has brought Ii.
bel suits against seven newspapers. He
thinks he has been abused S350,000
worth.
The Chattanooga Times asks /:
"Whither are we driftlngf" To which
the Knoxville Wing replies: at would
be profane in US to say"
Where Leavenworth, Kansas, now
stands, a city of $4,000 inhabitants, sew
enteen years ago was thick hazel bush
settlement of wolves
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-01-31
County Omcers.

P.onate Judge, W. T. srscLAiR; once in
he Court House.
Auditor, s. GRlnsuAw; Office in the Court
House.
= Treasurer, wrIIllx READ; Office in the
Court House.
Clerk Of Court, JsRE. WrILIlas; Office in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. srRrcas; Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder. D. o'CossoR; Office in the Court
; House
shsrin, ,a.oaoE CaLpwkII;ohace in the Court
House.
Commissioners- BERSHARD, VIZ.
WoaxnAs, CHRISTIAN csHRs; Office with Aud
itor.
Surveyor, o. 8. SLOAN; Possofice Stafford.
Infrmary Directors, JACOB c. YoHo, Srs-
1anx DouaHERry, JESSE jackson.
Coroner, JoHS MuHLENAs, ESQ; Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio.