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MEMORANDA.

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POLITICAL NOTES.

The denomination of Gov. Eaight of Califor-
MIA by the Democrats appears certain. The Republican
nomination hes between Messrs Booth ana SelDy.
The Cincinnati Times and Chronicle thinks the
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words together in the shape Of resolutions the better
The grcenback plank of the Ohio Demo
cratic platform generally denounced, and with marked
severity. by the German Democratic press OF Cncinhat
81. Louis, and NewYOrk.
Kentucky has colored population of 100000,
and denies them the benefits OF the Common School
Fund Gov. Leslie the Democratic candidate. III
his stump speeches dwes upon this shoTtsShted pOcy
Of his party a matter Of especial pride.
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barometer corrected Tor temperature and elevation
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POLITICAL.


THE HOUSE SRGANIzED IN TIFF TAMMANY
STYLE ALL A%Ss AND PRECEDENlo
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LospOS June The Allan Line steamship st. Patrick from Quob
for Liverpool touched at Movie to-day aul proceeded
SPOKEN.
Ship John Paten Antwerp for Savannah 81 days out May
lat 40 ", lon. ~ 10
Sylyd Sor from London for philadelphia 20 days out JT
|, lat 81 49, lon % 81
Bark MOrens M Shields for EewHsven s. days June
lat IL a. lon 63.
Bark Laura IN o. from Bremen fer Baltimore jane at o. 10
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-17
WASHINGTON.

APPOINTMENTS.

Sailing Of the Dominican Commfssfen.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-George l..
Smith has been nominated for Collector OF
the 9th Virginia District.
The combinations of Rowan as Vice
Admiral, Jenkins az Rear Admiral, and
all promotions incident upon Farragut's
death, have been made by the Senate.
The Dominican expedition sails on We'd
nesday, and returns about the middle of
March.
The Secretary of the Treasury writes to
the Committee on Banking and Currency
asking them to frame a law authorizing
him to reprint los and 20s National Bank
notes, the reason being that there are so
many counterfeits Of these demomina-
tions.
Many bills were introduced In the
House for reference, INCLUDING some for
the removal of disabilities. Also one pre-
scribng an oath of office for persons I'M
plicated in the rebellion, but not excluded
by the 18th Amendment. Messrs. Young,
Price, Bethune and Long, the last colored,
claiming seats from Georgia, were sworn
in.
A bill for the Air Line Railroad, hence
to New York was introduced in the House
There was test vote upon leave to intro
duce the bill, resulting in the introduction
by a vote of ia to ee.
The Ocean telegraph bin has passed.
It provides certain conditions upon which
any company complying Herewith may
lay cables. 1t grants no subsidies or spe-
cial privileges.
In the Senate, Trumbull endeavored to
have the amnesty bill passed instead Of
piece-meal relief.
a bill was introduced to cede back to
Ohio the Dayton Asylum for the use of
disabled soldiers.
The Senate is considering the Pension
and Postoffice laws.
The Judiciary Committee of the House
has under consideration the McGarrahan
claims.
Wilson Commissioner OF the Land Office,
was before the, Judiciary Committee. He
was controlled, he intin,ates, in come
doubtful certifieatlons, by Secretary Cox
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-17

The figures given above show East Ten
nessee, I'm 1850, next to the Pacific coast,
was the most healthful section of the uni
ted States. The returns of the ninth GEN.
sus, not yet published, it is said, shows it
to have the least mortality. A statement
to this effect has been given out from the
Census Office. OF the natural division In
which it is included, the Secretary, In his
report of the eighth census, says, "this di-
vision is exhibited ty the statistics as re-
gion of great salubrity. The region has
been termed an elevated plateau, whence
the rivers flow eastward to the Atlantic
and westward to the Ohio and Mississippi.
The ridges running through 1t give it
pure atmosphere and other conditions ia
vorable to the growth of healthy and
vigorous population
T.se igures and facts will, we think, sus-
tain the claim made at the beginning, that
we have in East Tennessee climate more
healthful in its general features than any
other section.
We will discuss in our next article, the
climate in its influence upon agriculture.
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FACTS ABOUT EAST TENNESSEE.
The Climate In Respect to Health
NO. III.

NO. III.
In cur last number we treated of the
climate of East Tennessee, in respect to its
general features, giving meteorological tables
and comparisons between the different
sections of the State. We propose in this
article to treat of our climate in respect to
it's healthful features.
THE IMPORTANCE OF CLIMATE.
There is no consideration which is of
more Importance to the immigrant than
the healthfulness of his proposed home.
There is nothing that adds more to his
happiness and prosperity than good health;
there is, in fact, very little enjoyment in
life without it. How often do we see it In
our experience that hardy men are broken
down in the prime of life by fevers and
chills, or some other disease contracted in
new countries subject to such miasmatic
troubles, when by change of climate their
strength might have been spared them for
many years of usefulness to themselves and
others. Men spend money and time with
out stint searching all over the world for
medical skill and health-giving waters,
when one-tenth the outlay, or even little
thought at the proper time, would have
carried them to healthier home and in
sured them years of happiness and useful
ness. These remarks are suggested by the
experience, that many men in searching
for homes make the consideration of health
a triae, and look only to the chances for
making money. Cheap land or good
wages are more thought of than anything
else or all else.
We think we have in East Tennessee q
climate remarkably heaithful, and present
this as strong attraction to every immi-
grant. The tables given in our former ar
ticle show that we have q climate excep-
tional in its features-free, on the one
hand, from the severe and protracted snow
and ice of the North and free, on the
other hand, from the Frustrating, enervat-
ing effects of long, hot, sultry Southern
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-17
Ger and twenty men, of the eth Bavsrian

Ger and twenty men, of the eth Bavarian
infantry.
LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch from Yer
sailles states that Prince Frederick Charles
announces that Chanzy's army Is broken
up. disorganized, and retreating in three
different directions. Twenty thousand
prisoners we're taken. The battle was q
decisive victory for the Prussians, and a
crushing defeat for the French.
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch received
here yesterday reports severe fighting all
day between Herioncourt and Crolx, In the
department of Haute-Saar. The firing
had not ceased at late hour in the eve
ming. The result is not known.
Large reinforcements are coming from
the north to theGerman army of the East.
A dispatch from Havre says there Is con-
slant skirmishtng north of that city. The
Prussians are turning the left wing of Gen.
Faidherbe's army and menacing Cambria.
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|i|l|Il lIlITIEIIIIIll

A new Book Of Universal and Abiding Value. Writ
tan from high moral and physiological stand paint
Il shows bow SATAN working ont his most dangerous
designs through wrong direction Of certain Of the
baser passions The important subjects discussed
handled with the utmost decacy yet with such force
and directness that here 10 installing the authors
meaning The work is fresh from the pen Of one our
ablest Physicians and Medical Professors AID deals
directly with great evils from which spring physical
and moral deexation social diseord and domestic nfe
soesety Il d wen calculated 10 produces profound
Impression and TO do good jsss in proportion it IL
read A sample pages Nth eiregisTs siyns psrtica-
st. Gncinnsti. jan17sdvf&weov.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-17
Literary Societies Of the Y. T. W. Univer-
sffy Of Athens.

At meeting of the Athenian Society, on the
night of the 18th, the following officers were
elected Alex. N. Prssnsll President; J. W.
Griffith, Vice President; ]. L. CASTOR, Record
ing Secretary; w. s. CASTOR, Corresponding
Secretary; E. A. Atlee, Critic; and Smith,
Sergeant-at-arms On the following night, the
Philomathesan Society elected the following
roll Of officers: President, G. d. Callen; Vice
President, G. W. Cannon Recording Secreta-
~, 0. n. Jones; Corresponding Secretary, D..
Wsxler; Critic, NJ N. Callen; Sergeant-at-
arms F. A. White
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-17

Wegiye the Professors views upon this
point but suggest they ought to he in part
qualified.
The census report for 1850 gives table
showing the relative mortality in the great
natural divisions of the country, which we
give here as important upon this subject:
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HOME NEWS
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT BURNED.
Fifteen Persons Lost, Including the Cap.
tain and First Clerk.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 16.-The steamer McGill,
bound from st. Louis to New Orleans, was
burned at Shoe Fly bar to-day. The
weather being intensely cold, many of
those who escaped drowning were frozen.
Fifteen persons were certainly lost, in
Guiding the captain, first clerk, two chill
dren and three women. There are no
Southeastern names among the lost or
saved.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.--The Potomac is
clear, and no ice running.
Fred; Douglas, Jr' (coloredl goes as As
sistant Secretary to the Dominican Com
mission.
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THE BATTLE HOUSE.

HAVE LEASED THE HOTEL LATELY KNOWN
i a. the Stacey House. and win henceforth conduct
II In the most approved style.
The patronage Of the public generally. and Of my old
friends particularly. who have stood BY truly in
the past. Is respectfully solicited. promise them
cordial reception end comfort Bile home At the Battle
House. JOEL A BATTLE.
1t will be seen from the above that have leased the
Stacey Ec se TO General Battle In retiring from the
position which have occupied for several years in
this city. desire tender thanks and kind wishes
TO old friends and to earnestly eLtreAt continuation
of their patronage TO my successor as inc who Will
make their sty with him comfortable IN every respect
ianl7-dkw1&3f j. E. STACEY.
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THE TRUE THEORY OF CURE.

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syst through the blood urine sweat. and structuA
making constituents. with Tissue making. Plesb- nak
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enng Il repairs heals resolves and drives put Of the
body the procpets decay ard corruption Ccnsump-
ZION, Vii Swelling DTorsy. Syphils. Cancer. To-
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That SeroulR, BY whatever name designated. 10 the
result Of posts rem the blood indneed caueed ey
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wen the blood is poor weak, watery and incapable Of
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A Great Mauy of the Ferts Preached.
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Accident.

On Friday night, the 18th, a Mrs. Henderson,
residing in Athens, accidently discharged pis-
tol shot, lodging and creating slight wound
between the knee and ankle.
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THE WAsTEs oF TuH nonY

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hat furnishes sound structure. Hence an snffs9tnR
from weakening discharged either male or female. d
from Sores through the rspsrativs process Of
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tured healed.
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Army of Loire Routed and Disorganized
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German Arms Everywhere TriumphiBg.
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lacessam Bombardment of Paris.
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Twenty Thousand Prisoners Captured.
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Kidney, Bladder,

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OvARIAN TuMoR oUREp.

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