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AN AFRIoAN LION LOOSE
A rrla1,tnl sosuo In WOOD, Museum n.

A Frighttnl Scene In w Woods Museum Mar
row Escape of Pop TayIOr-The Hrn very
of JCn Davis The Monarch Of the Forest
IgnumintOusiy DRAGGED by the Tail.
Pop TAYLOR, the friend of beasts and birds. and
the originator Of Barnums Happy Family. found
himself in dangerous position in Woods Museum
yesterday morning Poo bas Charge Of the me-
naeer,o department.. LIS duty being see that the
aui is are properly iod oud cared Tor. lie reucr
'llv gives thcm their sunday breakfast at about 10
o'cl OK. Yesterday morning, however 1t was ncal,
II o'clock before lie eutcred the room with meat for
tic idn-ry animals. Tho monkeys chartered, TIE
lie aud lycnas growcd, aud the lions roarcd ttcir
dissatisfaction In uumistaSsbo tones. The n.ost
turbulent OF the lot were large A'1can ioness and
ter rnne. confined ir on~c near tho centre OF the
row Of aliuas, ON the rhrt.cth street sids OF tho
Museum
ROO tn lcr Keeps the animals food In a corner
closet. For some reason he was little longer than
usual IN selec ting the pieces for distribution Tho
lions became almost wild IN their roaring Tor food
An unusual noise in tho direction o. the ions Gaze
toward them with ttetr meat. Tho spectacle that
met IL gaze was appalling. The beasts were stand
ing upright, tcir claws Urnsoiug the uOper "
their cages thcir JAWS extended, and their evcbals
81 wing. Tao cages are madc with heavy iron rail-
in doors, that are ltod rom the bottom. The
door on the lions cage vas unbolted at the top. Ia
their anger the lions were never known to place
tnelf Jaws undcf tho rnihngi Always EfdsplnR " AT
the top
ON looking toward tho cage Pop Taylor saw the
lion place his paws under the door, which he raised
IN twinkling lie ont Of the cage like FASH.
The weight Of the lonees, which had hold OF the
upper part of the door, brought Il down With
CRASH, fortunately shutting herself In.
Tie liberated lion dashed ronnd the room with
tail erect aud bristing name. Pop laced him and
shouted Tor help Jon DAVIS, bravo col -eI man,
who Cleans the cagea, was tho first to rush TO Tay.
lOi's assistance. lie was followed by Nj. Ia For
rest tue property man. Thoy picked up clubs and
joined TAYLOR IN the corner The lion meantime
ranged tho room. bowling with rage. AT last he
sprsng TO window faciOg Tnirtictn street, and
dashed his head through the gt1ss, Tnore he stood
looking down into the street The height Wa too
great fOt rim to venture a lear.
Now IL our time" said JcH Davis, ~ no sprarg
90 the window aud Erasped the lion by the tail.
close to the animals body. Poo Taylor followed
m the attack BY setting the beast BY tho launches
Mr. Ia Forrest mounted tho window sill and show
cred heavy blows on tho brute's skull ami stunned
Linn for minute Taking advantage Uf this, the
three men dragged the beast back to hts cige.
At this juncture Mt. Nilsm A. Lilliendahl. su-
pcrintcndent Of the Museum, entUrei the room
TIC hon"ss was driven TO tue back part Of the
cage, tie door was raised, aud the king OF bc4stH
pusi ed info his den. JeI Davis hung on to tie
lions sail until the door olosoi on the animal.
The sun., 1871-03-13
GpttiaI Nst;us.


TEMPLR OF FASHION, az EIGHTH Av.
The unrr cedented demNnf for our Unoer arfncnts,
Hosiery Gloves. &C. during the past iwo wc"ks aud
which arc universally acknowledged 70 De the
Oh apcst ana rcst ever offered by any house has
induced to offer during the present wees
stu larger STOCK at the same extremely how prices
These excel cnt goods Will bo sOld At thc prices
advertised without any attcupt at numDuE.
Ladies hnc muslin Or iwera, tx tucks, NJ SIC,
Better quality. tucsCd and ru0icu al fbc.
tul rize Gtcmise wet matt. ei 55c.
Fun SIC Chcmtse fancy em1i oidCrCd hosomt. n nc
Cheul e. extra nnc, tucked aad Clnbroidcled bosoms
at 81.
Fuh tlze Niehtcowns rufic trimmed, atsic
iOgeihcr VITA n iul A. 0rtncIt or n I-ales
ot laues' Undef-rHrnenta. AptOns.IutLuts' Il bes,
nIerg1menis' Cloahs embroidered Fianncl shawis,
BEsT RALBploGAN HOSE, SILK CLOSED.
q igC.. worm 90.
l'ul regular ma le Hose NJ gsc worth Sic
EMHNOiDEhED kDGlNGs AND INsElsTtNGs at loc..
KID GLoVEs KIN GLOVES
2J0 dozen hrst twObuton asd white tGch,l at u %,
2D dolcn hid Gloves. warranted better Than any dollar
glove iu tue city, at Sc per pair or Uar or t225.
5N dOE. kid Gloves al &C.. worth tUc.
kea Uupure Lace Hl inches wide At SOC, worth sc.
Eel Guprrc Lncc, ful lrhUs widc, at ~ o. worth f5
We import our own Gupure aud Thread L1ccs direct,
and fcl the same cheaper tlaa any wholesale house IN
ALSO JUST oPENtNG NEW STYLES STRAW HATS
and Bonnets, inc Flowers. imitation Laccs,
straw lrimmu.s. &C. &C bargains.
Cut ont tins dyertisenent foT CDmparisOn.
We ADVERT ,e no good bnt what we have
strictly AZ Ghc pr ccs named.
All goods markcd Ia Vlain figures.
tlQrckcepers AMI dealers supplied 10 auY quanthy
nj lgse tl1n dOwn town wholesale prices.
Orders BY mail punctually attended toi
Temple Of Fashion. s, Eishth sv.
between 2tlh and 25th FtH
The sun., 1871-03-13

SATURDAY March 1i.-''IOUR And HEAL-west-
mt,E.t t5 sh, ,og y g91im,nDr 5fa az wei
g. al liude aui hmy oo,t Is quct ~ ,uJyi i'ld
Flour Wrsi"i. aud stale SUPER, &C. g. 50 c ana
a,, nm .A,rs 4 5000 t,g' Mc' ~ sea V.lD
81. s. d1. winict wncat cXirN aud G"i9ie "N
a. rnn,h, brands N 81 Sfi25' III roSr. ~ l1s 20 10
tOrfuN-Iuc market on the spot uUct Uut
iiAc iof n,ddlnp ur nd and 1899. icr low m1iln,
i9r ,l'dsc d'nNtysqnict ana ggcnmseii .ales too
e.9 ea,c. a. l5.s,8 iGc i2r Marg1 5.ly1l &c ior
An Eee, l;Ac i9r Nay. ai3&c for june EAe
ea'si Of 100 5b s. o. b wiminston' al y;;g5 v,i
bii+r tnli side Petfolcum duii nnl n6Hma' At 5lSG
tor refined add iI4t.i.c Tor rrrGs TaloW ncttvo al
e. Tor ptiae, wGsss, dud sale. 700 f6s al Ssss4e.
ohs- Llnscd an yood iradc denan ald nri al siasiG.
Lon, nrn a. ~. re- for new and sc iot old ,isarine
pool by steam q 800 bush wheat at ga and 2oO bales
TRovisfoSs-fGik wa. lower and fairly active, sai,s
q small iols ~ TIC amount Vt 40 DDls at Fl(p3F1
s i95 oS aeH b1 e.. u ~ st IL Tor oiG Hp d. 1 9
ior May and tlne mess AT 50, seller May. clio, ng
PSp ana extra mes ere. Oeei I arg , a. ssss y
San a All at Sc o. az meats 'Ss iHa 10 eh G' demand sis
and stead, snCs i00 pkr. dry salt shoulders Al SIC
cit, long clear at ia &c Dressed nogs nrm civ 10
sAc i1rd was gu,eI but el3s't 9rn sales tOI To- q
tgs Az H. l2Nc., and % tcs May at i3kc closnt at
i9Ae Butter ana ch csc quiet. Frsh eggs declined
uuAtN Wheat was fairly active and steady; sales
500 brsn al ti - for No. spring aHoat tS for No.
sprng in store. Sl5SsSiG0 Tor OH amber winner ~
store. aud e. ~ for wnite Dieal. Oae were very dull
ahd prices weak at JWdc: Tor NNttfrn mixed aud
white State. I've unsettled new " cstcru aud stat
quoted al tll5Rtl.lO. harley dun and nominal Com
was c M her and fairy aetve' ,ac OF q 90 bush At
stessc. TOT new western mixed, and ssstc Tor West
ern ami Southern yellow.
GE0oEElEs- Coffee was hardly 30 Arm owing to free
rcctints, Ro, tsaiiNc. ant Java iaqnigc. both goi
silc' TO-DAY oi ilO oaes RIO, pcr rasd A. on private
terms. N0asses wa duil, Dut nrn J1b0ipi bdsiar-s
81 70 &c for New Olea a and .1I0e. for Porto ldco
Rice arm 3gt ruet at Sas4c for South Caro- la, and
tGiAc, ior Eahso1n. Sugar W.. dfm. but quet ialr
" good rchnirg. SsDsc aud No. H. Duteh AandA d.
atc. sal,s so hhde Ht SIC. TOR Cuba DC for Porto
Rrp, aud so boxes llvaua ~ qNai0e. reated nigh
at l2kesLtc, oT hard, Hud iidsl-c. tot son white.
The sun., 1871-03-13

GRENDEL-ROTHElkME Ia this CITY by the Rev
y. W Drcc Carries Henry Grundel OF HickbVur, l..
T. 10 Mary ltortcrmel, OF New YORK.
uASNA-DAMkit,.-- .--liy the kcy. n, s. Hutton, Chas.
a. Hanna " Auuin DaMcrs.
HOYT-ilCll ARpS-By tue Rev Or. Cofneuu'
Roosevelt Duno, John Quincy Hoyt TO Enlma faullna
Y chards.
JACKNAN-lEE-By n. II. Bixby Esq, Police Jus
ucC, MlCHatl Jscl ulHn 10 Margaret Lev.
lAMfE- MOultMAAN -By the EcV. julius Ehrhart
John liCaly Lampc TO Anna huttA Aohrmanu.
GNkNEl -WhSCOf .-lu THIS eisT, ~ ulv Rev.
Jane NVscott. of BrooANn.
EuIH-rkiCH by uie Rev. O. W. Drees Gotuicb
Rotu 80 Mafy IUlcu.
RAis HKOLB-wENZEi.-R Tho Rev. a
Drccs. John i.au1ehkoio 10 Elcanora DorcthcA Ncs
rel
REID D-IoHSsToN.-By the Rev. Henry Angcn. Jho.
Reid % May Ana johnston.
SEhK-KLOk BY tie Rev q. " Drecs Phnip
jacob sous . AuilllA chtstlanA X sss
WIZ lNNE-BIINkE HOfF-in tiila city by tho Rev
c. bacSman. David G.. Niuue, VI Albany, W LIZA 4.
Br.nkerAon, OF Gtecnpoi nt
The sun., 1871-03-13

LockroRr, March l2-william Bullock, Of the
Gim CT Bullock Bros. was shot tcad last evening a,
the corner Of Main and Prince streets, In this city,
By Arthur +. Pierce. FVc shots were fred at Bu
lock- two OF which tool effect. Breach OF promise
to Percc's sister was SAL 20 have the can~e OF
the shooting Pierce o. uusoi to this city, but if
terly las resided ia CAtcAgO, aud mas herctoip q
borne an excellent ctarset,- lie 81 la jail Bullock
moved N re-pcctIbe circles here. The affair has
caused much excitement
The sun., 1871-03-13

LONDON, March l2.--Some days ago a sensa-
non report appeared In the Vienna Pafsrtdad that
volcaRc mountain in the TYrol had cavod In, buTn
ing town with 800 inhabitants. The story was so
palPab'y ialse that when received in due course BY
mai -, u was NOT copied by any l.. auOa journal
Ino aRent OF the Associated Prees telegTAphod To
vienna 70 ascertain what II any. foundalloa there
waa ler the repoft and was informed IN rcpiy that
II had none, and waa . ans or fabrication.
The sun., 1871-03-13
DcrlnrnbIe ConaLlion of Bodr and MLna.

was AIN ost completely laid un with d,Hn.. 20,
nan an NY Ches back, shoulders. SIDES. ami hoad Nf
70 dcnhitMcd that cold scarcely Nalb; Ny mui
was continually melancholy oni gloomy, huf WcTe ti
not tor tAn INDIAN II EHH DoCrOHE skill aud I.s rene
dies, 4 would nRF0 occn dead peiure tlls.
JAMES MORTON, O,aoR, N.J-AdC.
The sun., 1871-03-13

dozo, jacob Dieter rom Agnes e. }. Dieter. Cause,
adultery.
IEAflI.-In Boston, Feb I. BY Iudee Ames Frsuc "a
A. ieah uoA Ed"ari "A. Hcaul. C4use. aoIad,a
uItuk
s1HOwfNsNl IN Boston. Feb l. by JItge Anes.
aaran a. ktToNi ius<i from Paul strOWiasAL
The sun., 1871-03-13

RmAoP SoULE's LMIEENr is the most powerful
liniment ERown and positive cure iot se'alsa
Tb0nuA neuralgia and Fptalns. fot talc n Holm
OoldN, Si BroadWAv. am Rusntonp brosdway, coIner
N TWehty- -nfth street New YORK. froe 70 cehh Ahu
(l1e psF OOttle. -Ado.
The sun., 1871-03-13

NEw YoRT. Saturday Mirca ii.-Erh' car loa II
Of 1. ovlt ar We but were not sold fhc feeling
uuuc du'i and rrlres were nomiualiy u4cnsuged. or
ll9itr. r p. f9f common 70 choic, stc"u. Tniro,n
2.1l ehesp arryal md were sold at 5,es1ac.
y. fnT poorest 10 best. iuo hog market was woAk
~ s94c.. lave NCirht. Win 1870 Cclycd. kothrL.
0oinr W western dressed and city dressed were lnl.
At y.H.. .. tlr CNtrCIug igltH.
The sun., 1871-03-13
Snetla! Nolltt,.

MRS, sHAW'S MOTH AND FRECkI.E
LOTION he only rrfi fhe rpmr N or Gllthpat.h
frccklcs, kallOWness. tan &c, Warrant II.
hELAbOLL, s9i Broadway. General AeeAt'
DISEANES OF nRA ar, Laass Throat, laVcs,
Kidneys. D. n, bONh n. D. ivt Mul lV'h a.
The sun., 1871-03-13

The Milton Gold JeWeiry Company have opened
another ulagnn Accent assortment Ct loWolry Al tnrr
sore 7J Broadway. s0mO oil the new styles aro really
Dcauuful.-Adc.
The sun., 1871-03-13
Susmtsj Qoile.s.

To let a Cold have its own way is 60 as-
sisS N laying the foundation OF Consumption To curs
thc most stubborn Cough or Cold you have only to
u'c At once On JAYEgs ESrHcTonANr. Sold every.
The sun., 1871-03-13
MARINE INrELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALHAhAC--rtfis nav.
IN rises q is iuu o. NoGn tctr.. 70 30
Huu MArkE-Tnt OAN
ANDY Hook. ~ a. Gov. leland 81 Hell Gate. ~
The sun., 1871-03-13

Thnuks 10 Nrs. WinslOw's soothing syrup,
have poen relieved from seeplos. nghts OF ua.Glul
watching win poor. suffering. tceihing children.
The sun., 1871-03-13

Eurcka Mineral Water, saratogs SDriacs
ctr 70 al Others in ds5Ur Eii ard dtsases tie
lisct .ud k.dHrys NJ LEVY Agclt liuisoi i.Net
l.aiit0ad DepOt, Nag,cg 81
The sun., 1871-03-13

stCamlhin Cleopatra. Havana rndsc and ass
q amflAp flaILattAn, liN rpOOl. m lyc and pass.
b.ro twtlla Camg1. knpics, truit.
a & O. TIE uiua rivcf a1d cOastWt-e vcssos
The sun., 1871-03-13

When yo1 feel n cougb or tropchini nuee-
ton c.' luE uf tll Ia ltt. take AT'r- tCfly Zee Al
aUd tuv 10 before tt becomes InDuraJlr.
The sun., 1871-03-13

Wheeler e. Wilson Mnciiinc., 1,ift Hrcnd-
wnb sIt ~ paving 90 ooNu and SO pr WuItl, ul,l
out extra charge. AacAiu,s tu4aL =. 3. Ellis.
The sun., 1871-03-13

Az. RsADy. Knos's spring etyle Of Goa1 'ihets.
-AaO.
The sun., 1871-03-13

UT-,V OPENEp, 30 OoONARns rANBrUa
- lNolNN., D.. .t.iluNs, ana GClrt Ll BANp-.
rntrrp ne" ana re'A ra'terts, NJ extremely low
pl .ur~.
Also LLAMA IAcT SIAWTs. bou-ht at rauc
pg.ult, Ir.N4uuk 20 thC tlrru or iarlr.
bEANElI WlLiIAN.s, 7.a Beoadwny.
NFG LADY tRlIND, read tni, arye-'I .lant.-
IA funs AOur oau hair aad 30 uunt- tp IJriiIi p
Hair Emporium, nnl Won can ave tlC ttlu. lttulucd
TO Bou ~ tac iatDftt' !Vlrs, can uuHs ana ~ %.
te, ~ by mage, NJ tu.A cost tGrrf saving rs pH
cent AZ knas 90 GaH guods a. EFeauI fedG "a
prices 81 ffh
The sun., 1871-03-13

lost the advance OF yes,erday. ans fell hack again
70 ls closing prices al p h. were % as Toll follows;
The sun., 1871-03-13

LANES ucCREER Y q CO,


JAMES McCREERY q CO,
BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH ST..
WILL oPKN ON MONDAY. MARCH 1s.
500 PIECES OF FRENCH PRINTED PBRCALEs,
FROM 20 CEN UPWARD.
700 PIECES OF FRENCH PRINTED PIQUEs,
At VERY Low PRICES.
ALSO. Fresh STOCK OF
FRI NCH, ENGLISH, AND DOMESTIC
CHlN1zEs AND CALIcOEs,
IN TIRE LATEST DESIGNS AND CoLORs,
AND Al THE LowE,T POSSIBLE PRICES.
JAMES McCRuEnY & co,
BROADWAY AND ELEvENrn ST,
on MONDAY. MAECHis
n FULL ASSORTMENT or
english AND SWISS WHITE GOODS
IMPORTED EXPRESSLY For oU2 RETAIL SALES,
COMPRISING
WHITE rlQUEs, FROM y Crs TO TIE FINEST
IMPORTED.
SATIN DRESS CHECKS EAINsUOK SATIN
CHECKS. cAMBRICs, PLAIN NA1NsooKs. SWISS
ORG ANDES, PERCALEs. DOTTED AND F1GUgED
SWISS, At MUCn BELOW LAST SEASONS PRICES;
TUCKED NAINsooKs. FOR SKIRTS AND WAISTS.
At EQUALLY 10 rEIDEs
JAMBbsi; bi;jE6SIHiEgE jnEf6SIHiEgEEsE XIX E&ffGGopsru E&f ST..
ON nwStblt9 9rtms, non "a
IN tAlsH sllE E4hHiSni M9Si HH5 ALrAoA
tAbiEs ttzBbiiE$ MiTs Wifi ?Tls srrs FG9N FG5a 6 49
LhDIFs' ITouk siiiTs
chlLDREN's rIeuk tnqR.s5soh7 AND sAceuEs.
LADIES DRHssIINSGe r9;A5Y{grFss, ruFFED AND
,,IiAD. EApIEs e 81 G}lsnEiis $ 4 a =, Is
'TSF&kfs IH%E. ., sIs b iIlls, 81 'biSaGssSS5"' :"
mSSb;6NEIy RG AIGff'6. Ar,' tt.!5 ESA e s
% D'"' ORDER a vEii'ii siIoRf NoriciGA. iGADN ~
JAnfS7a SajHBS@agSE jnHfBS@hgEEBb KY T Tflf}h.irn 81 81.
WILL OpEN
SS,s6 oS M69Sb31; jSi,G,i ,Mi[AAhfGGqJl',o a
fhkG %liiiaE;ii66, ia;i b EASt IS IS, .s,i&wTs,
FROM IS rs $50.
REAL fi6A flIASri54T ,i5 - ssASSQcEs' ssSQ
ALSO, 4 srlhsnIp ASSIGNMENT oF
RIAL tnAklfLY oytlDREssEs.
REAL GnGSffLLY fAtAsooEE icHo{ffgi,s,, ~ '%~
REAL POINT ASJp AEPhl9gE Y nESDGtGchiEtSS
POINT 6Gdi,S IN T}lirs;TEs ,rFi IS3 EoIsT .or.
vIAifi AK TIt TIF LHifiT Al & s. s} n i;S SoGDs OF
skris'ciiiNisfiEyTgisS,Ssi v,p,rr,
HS2bt NJ ysFS FSc rHGeE HGs A$S ii$&5TatiS${F
LADIES Az ks ErllG'fIT1i,aTIsiSTiifO fI1aIs& 70 CALL
JA"Fiai ii.5S6S&&llf 1Ss6S&&lglfGE}}o }}o'TkLffPGxru { 81.
ON MoShkY Mhrcu H..
srdiHN6f' diNf't GIR lRSFYFl II n, h!t2S Ii ilo H,iFtnr
''D,'L LAbifs fNGtis,l E y "a Se-ioi 20 ''~
cuiLDi'SS's f6St{ (4fr9S iiosE N GiEAr
cnuDRE>'s FANCY SSi'RirED DERBY RIBBED
COTTON hoaiiL.S6oNN Ls6 = NNEfi'iffiE g iHILl NEW
CARTWRIGHT HlJo &A6;SSlEgi t6Slog SSFF[IIeeArED Mr.
,oo LOW LON IRiGts. Also lrSr EEEGGhiiyEP ,,,
The sun., 1871-03-13

Al the 1re Al Savannah, Ga, on the 22d ul. the
sonlenn oi lhe sefes Of Herring, Farrell Sherman
The sun., 1871-03-13
ptrsonrl Notltts.

RtAbUtN SlUlllts.
49,
INFORM iTlDN wanted Of Bridget Barry. vino
4 irIt kautaits l,iani n y~ars ago. Information II
her VIII be thankfully tccciy1 by her brother JAhEh
hAhNf, BrahchNllle, sussex county, NJ.
IkFOR NATION waute1-Of James Mcmahon.
n gy ma wife. tAthEii NE MC .AHDr, OF ~ 9TH II
sew York agc.@ii occupation. wocelwrlght.
NOTICE s hereby glvon inat !uy vile, Mary GlJ
~ nor, lct her bed md poaid without Huy JUS
caufe or rroVocsu l therefore notify an nerr ons
from harhprine hcr, or tfusiine on my account, rs
viii lot ne fespoLsluc tOr dcnts sic may Clntnct
March 10. lbti. MICHAEL GAAkOR.
WILL Mrs sedan give her address, and muoh
" oohge PHILIP KLINE. Coleman House, new
YlT..
The sun., 1871-03-13

,ILT nsaATd a caswsus cod hysr oil II De bs.,.--
The sun., 1871-03-13
pnstTnCuUu.

A uENIA sENINARV-AMENIA, Ny.
For both scxea Term be- ms Apgl6
s. FROST A. NJ, Principal
CD Sn FOR - WRITING ,I.ESSONS
pE.OV Hookkccri0g, arithmetic, spelling. ian.
guaEes, s. each. fAlNEa Business College a. Boweiy
The sun., 1871-03-13

10 her own handwriting IL will not admit Of para
pHraso. 1t ia worthy ot beng accurately oopt 81 ;
II constant weeping tor the absence and ac aaon oi
her husband Rrd the aArlng nope OF As oblaAuni.
tTeedan irOui The iAl4uatou "a which lac has 80 .ort.
been D,uul u l6olltnE hIHeh IRON tvcETtnng u
tins md lat hun, ths dear object ~ her early mar
rod nc c0nHltatys Ground tor hil charge OF clual
ue-ttmcUt ane viii be- forced 20 pcid guilty 10 . hl
charge but under no othrr construction ut " cructN
vi she adnlit II, AMI now, hsYlng iuiN answered
bhC praya tat said divorce DE rutod, mat tald C)A'
F. lsl-.rH ~ - - ~ IN -sAN sTInnrr
The sun., 1871-03-13
pubGtailons.

EOTO urlARLAND'~ BOOK STORE. pt5
~ froa1vay ucar sSdst, There yon with md al the
new boUs ol ul" DAY. ana Al the statiard wOrgs and
kto cho.cc kneNsh. Frrnch. and Scotch ttatiouerv,
The sun., 1871-03-13

=. hat The paper pronounced fr probate s tle Ist
Val nld tCstaincut Of tle dCcedent 1874
lhat 10 was ned by MN tho N0th dnv ,f Inns
hO uud " ltnce ed rnd An all rctpeCls CxrCu.td no
coidlus 60 The requirements OF TOE atitutat
b lnat Tire dec mt Waf. az that tine, ~ sound
ana dapO.lng mind memory, and underettndtng; aid
That The dccedcnt " executed che ils fro,
st aad that no haud, deceit anduo innnt nee, 90 e.
tun or cifcumYenllon was nrkCtlscd upon hn b, Auy
person or peTtOnt MhomtOeger roepe II OF tie pro.
NAiohs, maklug, or execution OF said All.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-18
SnpSrillf 9t'rekly Chronicle.
FARM AND HOME.
Sheen InshnndrN.

We commend the following sensible
communication from enc of our practical
farmers to the attention of the Legislature
KNOX COUNTY, oct. ), 1871.
10 the Editors Of the Chronicle:
1 have noticed with pleasure i'm the
CHRONICLE several articles upon the sub
icct of sheep hushandry, and with them
heartily agree as to the advantages of our
climate, and the adaptabilty of our hill
sides and our mountains to sheep raising
and Just here the question arises, what can
be done to bring about change so desir-
able in our mode of farming here in East
Tennessee? TO us it looks plain and SIM
pie. Make this branch of farming sure in
its profits, and the ease with which it is
carried on, compared with grain raising,
will induce our intelligent farmers to enter
upon it at once.
We shall in this article, notice one cause
of the insecurity of sheep husbandry in
East Tennessee, and that is, we have more
hungry dogs than sheep. But, says q
friend, we do not hear of many sheep be-
ing killed 10y dogs. True, but there is a
good reason for that: Sheep are scarce, and
a poor dog that would run down one of the
" racers - that roam in squads of from five
to ten through our woods and bush pas
lures would make sorry bargain and get
poorly paid for his labor. But the farmer
who ventures out of the beaten track and
starts flock of fine " Southdowns," NAV
find to his sorrow las j have done in the
loss of two) that hungry dog is fond OF
good mutton. 1t would not take a very
learned or ingenious corps of Legislators to
frame law to meet this case. Let every
dog pay an annual tax of one dollar. This
will rid us of at least three-fourths of the
useless ours, and the balance will he large.
ly in the hands of persons who will be re.
sponsible for their good behavior. And
then the tax provides "A fund in each dis
trict for the liquidation of damages done
by dogs. Farmers, shall we have such 4
law? We know whereof we affirm when
we say that the greatest obstacle in the way
of the spread of fine sheep in our section
is the fear of loss from dogs.
Yours, very truly, DAVID LEE.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-18
Chancery Court. cambridge.

Ella Rodgers vs.. W IT. Moore ct al
IT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF
j the Clerk and Master, from the allegations of the
bill, which is sworn to- that the defendants, ohm c.
Moore, Virginia McCarty, formerly Moore, Emeline
Caldwell and her husband = Caldwell, Samuel Moore
and wife Sarah Moore. A. X. Bradford and wife Mar
wife Maria Bradford, formerly Moore. VIM. Reynolds
wife Mary Reynolds, formerly Moore, Louisa Ruth and
Smith, formerly Moore, and her husband - Smith
Josephine Moore, George X Moore ana Cleon Moore
land the children and heirs at law of any of the above
named parties who may be dead and whose names
unknown either residents of the State Of Ten
nessee believed to be 1t is therefore ordered by tho
Clerk and Master that publication be made for four
eessive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle,
yng said defendants to appear before the Chancery
Court AZ cambridge, on the first Monday after the
fourth Monday in October next, then and there to
plead. answer, demur, otherwise make defense to
compliments BILL or Che same will be taken for con-
essed and the cause set down for hearing eN pare
to them.
A true copy of the order. Test:
sept20,l 87l.w4t ID. r. n. BLACKBURN,C&M.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-18
SECOND DAY.

Yesterday was very unpleasant for those
whose business called them out, and in conse-
quence the attendance at the Fair Grounds was
not near so large as it would have been had the
weather been pleasant
The interest of exhibitors is undated and
large number Of entries were made yesterday.
The amount and quality of stock is unprece-
denied, and we are told by Judge Temple that
SO fine collection of stock has not been seen in
Knoxville in twenty years.
Mr.. p. A. Roberts entered two Durham bulls,
one over and one under three years a Durham
COW three years q hefer two years. and calf
under one year a long wool buck and eve and
a Berkshire boar and SOW
Prof Nicholson entered a Jersey bull Of pure
blood.
We noticed two pens of fine hogs entered
since yesterday and pork raisers would be de-
lighted to witness the different breeds and
crosses.
Messrs. Hough s. Church exhibit fine va
riety Of white bread corn, which was grown on
the farm of Gen Claiborne, Middle Tennessee
The usual average of corn, we believe, is 100
ears to the bushel, but that number, shelled in
the presence of committee, turned out a BUSH
el and three pecks, and took the premium at
the Nashville fair They also have choice va
rieties Of wheat, oats, clover and other grain
and seeds
Gaines Bro. s. Co display specimens of their
manufacture, from Tennessee leather, pair OF
mems kip boots, pair of mems calf boots, full
stock, Scotch sole; lady's skating calf boots
ladys goat boot, and pair of fine calf slippers,
tanned with the hair on, with rosettes OF the
same
CLOTHS, &C
Messrs Lewis & Scott, of the Doe River
Company, Carter county, exhibit pair of
blankets of their own manufacture.
ID Kirkpatrick, of Hawkins county, shows sp9-
cimens of fine all-wool cassimeres, jeans linseys
and blanketing, which indicate a degree Of ex-
cellence most gratifying to witness.
Messrs. Rayl 81 Boyd, of this city, make a
handsome display of Brussels carpets and rugs,
damasks, &c,
Specimens of silk embroidery on velvet and
merino by Mrs. Hugh Martin were beautifully
executed and were much admired.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Considerable accessions were made to the veg
etable and also to the housewives department.
In the latter we noticed roasted pig apparent
ly done to turn which looked quite appe-
thing.
Mr.. David Lee brough in an additional lot OF
butter fresh from the churn and just as it APP
peared when taken out of