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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-24

"Ma, get down on your hands and knees
a minute, please" "What on earth shall l
do that for, pet ?n "Cause want to draw
an elephant
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-24

Little Louis, the Prince Imperial, is study
ing mechanics in Kings College, London.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-24

Potter Palmer, the Chicago millionaire, is
living in shanty on the edge ofthe prairie
same as he was being made of common
Glow
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-24
A Radical Version:

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-The Democrat has
a special from Little Rock which says relia-
BILE advices from Chicot county establish the
fact that the reports of the fugitives at Mem
phis have been greatly exaggerated. The
State authorities have taken all necessary
steps for complete restoration of law and
order, which will be accomplished without
the assistance of the Memphis Chamber Of
Commerce.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-24

a. TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 6l1 for both issues.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-24

Corrox remains at 2Osc for middling in
New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-24
CHICOT.
The Negroes Reinforced from
Memphis.

CINCINNATI, Dec. pa Memphis spe-
cial to the Enquirer says about 800 negro
men, thoroughly armed with shot-guns and
pistols, part Of whom came from Arkansas,
left there last night, destined ostensibly for
Helena, but it is almost certain they were
going to Chicot, to assist their brethren.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-24

The assistant Aldermen who were elected
in November last, took their official oaths
this morning, but the Mayor declined to
file them, referring the members to legal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-24
UNION AND AMERICAN.

GoLD opened weak in New York yes
day at 1885, and sold up to 1OS., but closed
at lOSI6IO8f.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-24
GERRY MANDERING.s

An effort was being made to get up an
other election, and Wynn, the murdered
negro, advocated the railroad project, while
Saunders and others opposed. An alterca-
ton on the subject at saloon in Lake
Village led to the death of Wynn, by the
hand of Saunders, to the raising of black
mob few days later, who murdered Saun-
ders, G arrett and Duggan, and to driving
off numerous other prominent ci' liens, un-
der fear of violence and perhaps death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-24

.sThis il the month, and this the happy NOR
Wherein the Son OF heavens eternal king
of welded maid, and Virgin mother born,
pu- r,raat rade0nfion from ahOyt, diG bring
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21

3lmmrr, Rbeiupreussn; 9oi. edaffeboe, 6eiur.
NdtetmaHH uno @elhu. aariters, Sannoper; g. ).
Dc 0eul nit nam. unb Sinoertie be Saeer, So0anbi
@jefhlu. Iooter, Shfrie5tanb; HnHa Yfar9. auer,
uutsriranien; Sotb. etnt, 8tat5; s. ". 9autmann,
Rsenprouin5i AuauIt @n9el, Baltimore; Satbarins
mint, 0ciArp. Wtlaer, oetnr. Sloher, 91r. Ros'
bad, Seii,n; Iinua SHsenbere nRo sobn, atns.
bcrg; Sopb, OrlemuRber uao climber, Ytedl. : Z trss
liz; Sui. Eentroi,. abaus; yRGrtln Stint, Saiob
ShHsebrraer uno Sol. 9ctm, 2proli souiie pon ahn,
5rtmen; Sobarn Sebn NIT Gan., dltona; aodnl
Sung, l9trtttm6er9; 9. Rui6etmann, Otoenbnrsi
Ib. Retubarlt Sobann 6ieoler unb 8eInb. 9etuede,
Sdhi. sAlynburg; anna Debouhe uno pdultne Jfos
tttitou, 6 hlueiJ; Utar9. @ertpin9, Gbaus; Gmil
@drtner, Nieia: @eihU. guBmann, Baden; eontS
8ormann, 8rdunihuti0i Oiaria 9afina uno Beter
Jtoit, Nmerita.
I Sn S%outbampton idiHtcn ftd nod ~iOlsenos gaifa,
gterc Kin: in Der Salute .. &9omion nebf 5rau,
Hinb uno 9t,nitboteH, Slmon 9affe, y. YiiheL,
9ugeu g. 9ersiuutt mo Susb 6iion nebt SrdE; i'm
SlDifheHoede = L. Qudute Hebit 6rau, Y. BGledl
uno Gbeoo. SaHeUren.
On S%out6amptoH nabm bic .ecipSi9" iolgenoe
6rddtitiife an Sorb: 1 9tie northumberland tIr
@ebr. 5obsse; 6 atteu 9aufmannsrpa9r tlr So
mes Bauttcs; " aiiteu Ditto iIr y. geareoatsL BE-
YterolG q Co.; 2 9ttcu Ditto ilI g. =. Sarrou; 1
8tfte Ditto tir VI. SbumGher q So,j ! Suite Ditto
fir @ebr. 9rolUn & SO; i aifeu Ditto llr Jfo9ge d
Spiiter; 3 Qiiten Ditto lar gftper Il Stdenloni 2 9lz
item Ditto lHr !. Socuo'lai; 3 aiiten Ditto iar 9an1ils
ton, Cater & Co.; 4 gIleu Ditto ilr bic Baltimore
S0biOzNuhug Is UmO- ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21
SG

Eom i%ontoWn, ben 20. Sult. (Sor ben Nidtcrn
Rt6aro Gjraion uno 9eorse 9euott;l Die "nniona
GticnbobusCSeieaiduit" 9e9cn Die baltimore 5aprt
DC 9rncsr @baufee = Sompa8nis;" bic sum nd6ltsr
Eermtu SurhdgeIeGt.
Sta6ttret6 @eridt.- (gor Ridter 8ints
nen.) Subann Shneioer iuioer Settie uho Wlolei
%Sfctfhmaun; oGs 9erttt beauitra9te Gbomas 10
@rtIin ais Curator nit Der 9er9antln9 bon nit $30t
Sppotbct ~bclafeten @runreisentbnmf aut per pit
fctte Der 2Bolis, n0rolih pom 9anthraBe. - @ebr1oei
Utepcr ge0en ". s. aibburn; 5tuet 9tG0en aui 9rtrtc.
bieuue JrUcler YfGuorsbt5 ,SaAopcrtrrlz Torhcun9eT
BON rcip. $2j uro $50 bird ,2Ddngeucrtanf 5uele,
StcsCttcincrutr Wobnblnler anl otr Shieite %oergDolfs,
nOrottb pom 9iboIetrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21
81 Niup Catalina.

Der 9altimorer Episcopal Metbobiit"
ia9t: y&ir MAIDEN nniere Eeier aui eineS tis,e
iiber FL Vino Catalina IN ether anberenS palts
unieres 8lattes aIfmerfian. Dieier 4rtifel
ii burh cine ~artcritaniihe Gcie1itoit impor-
tint uab wiro obne 3ipeifsl bon Sauienoen 9e
braud1t ,perben. 90 mir nit elmer Wlaide
o%erielben bon Der @eieaidait beebrt wurbcn,
g fonnetl mir ia9en, baB er elm porSii9lidler
4rtifel IT, nnS bofen nur, eaB berielbe Die
nielen ihdoltten3 paics ober Sitteren ans benz
Marfte perordugen wiro. @r ibeint ein bel
Weitem por5itgliderer artitcl, oils irseno et.
1ler, Der hem aiteritaniihen Solfe bis jeet Of
ferirt iporoen, ~ iein." (Suli12, S.t&m4.p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21
Sa8 @phenblatt eeS ,Sprrefppn=
beuteu."

wcldeS beute erIdeint, entbdlt uIe widtiger
Nahridteu aus Dem ST. ulb IuSlanoe nno
eoitorieIe Gommentare berielber; ferrer bot.
itdnoige S9ilocrun9eu bes oSbla9tfeloeS"
in Ncp.Yort, iowte e~inSeller i%nterelianter
S5cnen beS Samples, cine ausfiibrlid)e Bio
graphic Der On9ebiid)eu Siitnii1erin Srar
8barton &C., inisreIiante ucrmiitte Nadridl.
ten unb Jtoti5en. &in5Clne gir. 8 SeittS mad
0eutlblanb~ pcrid)ideu mir baS Slatt al ieoe
s%c9ebellc aoreiie fitr 10 Gents incl. Yorto oOer
idbrlld) fir 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21
Naiber's Sbeon,

Jr. l, Suo=Sreoertdltrabe,
forirt iett, mic nod ME 5uuor. @anS neue ardfte
btrrfnen aui orr Idiber'ihen Sibne; Defenders iiben
Bitter uuo @oelfriuteins pom 9orte," 9ew0bnlib
.'Ferhale and Male Minstrels'' o%enalniet, cine ieltene
InSiebun9S strait aus. Sr. 6aiber tbIt ciRen eliifli=
den gSlrt, oils CT, Die Sommererien Der 0rosci ens-
iifhen Gbeatfr %benugeno, ~einselne Galente ~Seriefben
gu 9~eipinnen p%eriianO. Dies 1T nit sro6en SOFTEN
p~erfniipit, iucebatb CT Gin Gntree pom 10 Gents, fir
Srbelter. uno @aacrietse % Cent? nimmt. 4ber
6ailr ftnb bic laneen 10 l~uibermirtiscn Eauien per=
ihfpnnoen, uuo man forinit ben sanJen Abenp nibt
md hem Qadpp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21
Nair 0aDen.

ginsr Der beliebtsften 8aiorte, fpobin Die 8altiInos
rer in ben betBsn Sommsrtaseu 5lebeu, nm cline an9es
nsbne Ra,iertabrt Sn 9snissenuno anl Stranee irifte
Der ibone Dampfer "WlattloG" idbrt taeli1 a~iorssus
8 ubr nad BEN Ftate ab uno tebrt Ibenos 8 1tbr Su4
rid. Yin ieesm Weontas nne Sonnabene .madt Der
Btdte beiiueft fih elm portreihtd ~gefibrtes Sotel nno
ane bon Grcnrioniite accumulation BeQuemlidieiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21
[@inneianbt.l II. 9Earb.

Sr. Gebatteur - girer Der ebreuiuertbes
fen WtGnner, meldle ais Ganoibaten fir bel
Staotratb g~enanllt i%uoroert, 1T Sr. Geo. II.
Nprtcr, Der befannte SetretGr ber SarbelSs
b6rie uro Serau8geber beS price Current -
Gr 1T bon ben beiten Siir9ern Der IA. Warb
fir ben /. 3pei9 aufgelteut %iporben, uno Die
Silrger ieneS StabttbeilS erbalteil nIdlte Wos
DIE cine prattiibe @elegenbeit, bic Gbatiate
feItjnItelen, baB iblten uuter alien umitanoefl
oaran geleaen 1T, e%breubaite, tiid)tige NIB
re6tlide D&dnner in ben Staotratb Su ienoer.
Sr. y. 1T meoer Elm prOfeiiioueler Bolitifer,
nod glemters aipirant, %iouOeru pielmebr ein
9riinoltd 9cbtloeter Seih1itSmann, Der ldlieB,
lid mr. alf Oas 9ra1sen 3ablreidler 8rentOe
iid eutihtob, ieinen Namen auf bic Gambia.
t~enlilte itelen 5u %lafen. Wan pritic 9enau
Die Wanncr, pel6e III Der IA. Waro bic
Stimmen bcr Siir9cr inden uno Der Serylei6
m,lB inter alien umiGrbeu III Suniten Oes
6rn. %srter auSfaqen. Sbm 9ebUrt bic
Stlltlne zines
ieben beuti6en aboptipbiirgers.
Q71-6)
aGgn auBer zen re9elmaBt8en Sabrten Der
port TooOer Yferbebabn" itno
BON Sonutu9, ben 23. Suli, oil nod iolgeuoe
5w den y alttmore uHo 60
orStown angeoronet: bon Baltimore
nad) @ouanstomn frii 7 uiio 8 nhr uno9tad)z
mtitta9S bon 3 bis 8 llbr ieoe Stnnbe; bon
8ouanStomu mad Baltimore friih 8 unb 8
rhr uub Nia6mittaSS bon 3 bis IbenoS 8llbr
Itilnolid). G72-O
Baga SIN - artcn ber rs oncorbia ia" 1T
beute Ibeuo muIifaliihe llutcrhaltung, Si
iueld)er &inotr ridt Sngelaien mcroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21

e0yn @abrenb9ru 9 a Il. 9 deib's
u bweienb eli beiorgt 3r. Yaitor 9onner,
an 8ilfens.S tr. (Sre6erid. 5toao) wobnbaft,
ole p~orfommenben Imts9eibGite. 9esfau
ii9e Seitelnn9en nimmt aud Sr. 6. &rb9er,
YrGfoent Der i3ions. @emeiuSe bon 9toros
@apitr., III iciner Wopnuns, Gde Der Sfr6-
Del. nnD eombarbir., fir Srn. Yaitor Don.
ller oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21
Splv GROVE

ipurbs Dor aurasHi fir bic Communication %sr5ffnst.
i3pei Dampfer (bre Abfabrts, eiten iebe in Der be-
%treitenoen In5ei9eD uermitteln bic Bcrbinoung Ole.
ies bethlehem Yer8nisun8sortes init Der Sta6t unb
MAIDEN tdafl1 Sonnabene uno Sonntn9 ausees
norn,en % Sint nno Serfabrten. Der YIag lit NIT
neucn Baulidteiten unb Mnlasen perIebeu, bic Slide
treiLlld beiielt, Spiritnoien aber perpont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21
Gobb'8 SsfanS. ga.

Mer elm bini8eS unb anaensbm ~seteaeues Sesbal
befudtn min. Dem empfsblen mir 9obb's Sslanb
9a.- 8retie 50 pro Gag, SIS pro Dode. Ole Jieii
per Dampfer lit beaaem nne ansemeFen. Sisbe Yin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21
MnM 0Nhife MocF Mcfrent

madt Der "2bomas Go1per" tdelt9 : Sreitaes aus,
genommen : pom ytr. 2, 2t9btitr. sgeerite, pitr Sabr.
ten = friib 9 ubr gadn. 2, rs unb VI 1lbr; Conn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21
Yin hir 9rnti6rn Der 2. QSarh /!

Gin sro6es llnrc6t, ia, cine Wii6ahtune ibrer eiss.
men 9%nterCfien iuiiroe Die Seoolterln9 Der 2. Worn
begeben, Wenn lie
Srn. Scinrid3 9Seitel
ni6t mieocr In Den Stabuatb pdbtcn iuLirbe. Nicl
mauo fam leuDuer, oa6 or. Weibel eiftia Rh be-
mlbt bat. bic Snterefier Der Darb, insbeionbere oies
jent9en ibrer ocutibenS eiuobner, nod ardtter gu fcrz
bern. Safe man fh baber burd bic falhhen anaabcu,
iuelbe feline RionIen User Jpn uno icin itabtrdtbltdes
gptrfenS u uerbreiten iuder, ntdlt trre lelten. Sttninc
9eoer fHr Srn. Wctgsl; iir tbn futro iiderIt9 AUDI
iest bic erobe 0lebrbett Der Sttnmen fdaer.
170-SJ Siele reutfd1e Siirser Der z. S3are.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-21
~ Die en- WifoTfe6sr \

tpobttenftrUe MAIDEN mir defenders auf bic
~t2.td9ise 9a~scrpcrfamniIuns In Soifnaun's @eboi5
iperben beutide 9rsbistsn sebalten, uno sipar frib
Mi uuo gbsnbS h3 tbr.
81 Seine 9oncorbs.unb tat 10 b d.
@etne fneet man hei !Srn. gtit. Sedsr in S.r. 55,
Yreiieenttra6e, ,uetdsr tirSlid cine aus9c5eihnete
ar6Beren Auantttdtel, iopis hei Der 5taihe nnS bei'm
Sdoppen unb erireut ii6 In SotSe Der @ite ieines
Rebeniattee, iopte isinsr reensn Bseienun9 sablreia
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
civ Assessment for 1871.

The following is the assessment of city pro-
perty made for the year 1871, as made by the
corporate authorities
Total valuation 2G34, sos 90
City tax on property II
per cent. S41, GSl 81
City tax on polls 50c.. 54l 80
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
State EtCniS.

Lamp posts for the Chattanooga gas company
are being cast at Webster foundry in that city.
Ihey are said by the Times to be we'll done
The Tribune Office in Nashville caught fire on
Wednesday afternoon, but was promptly extiL-
guished. The loss is estimated at 81, 600, which
is fully covered by insurance.
At meeting of the stockholders of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company, held
in Nashville on the 18th inst, the following Off
GERS were elected
Z. W. Cole, President; w A. Gleaves SUI
perintendent; r. c. Morris, Resident Engineer;
r. G.. Bransford, General Bookkeeper.
William Bosom and Thomas H. Coldwell are
the State Directors Of the road Judge John p
King for the Georgia Railroad and Banking
Company, and J. F. Green for the city OF
Charleston.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Gleavcs takes the
place of Major Thomas, who has heretofore held
the position Of Superintendent
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
North Knoxville Items.

All is very quiet in this model suburb.
The hogs in large numbers wander like va
grants up and down the lanes and alleys, or
promenade the sidewalks of Broad street in
their newest coats of clay, which they OCCASION
ally rub off against the awning posts and plank
fences, until almost everything that comes in
their way is one extensive smear.
The merchants occupy their leisure hours at
checkers. Mr.. l.. TIE, leading merchant,
is the champion player of Broad street
j. Cooley is building house for Mr.. Camp
bell en- Bellevue street. z. Hays is commence
ing new house, and Mr.. Camp Is putting an
addition to his old one.
On Thursday afternoon three men, all drunk,
ran horse race on Jacksboro street, and made
considerable disturbance in the way of horrid
oaths and other violent language.
Henry Campbell, (colored,) died Thursday
night and was buried yesterday afternoon at
O. clock in Gray Cemetery. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
Railroad EfcuS.

There was miSconnection of trains at Dalton
yesterday.
Nc rain has fallen on the Knoxville and Ken
lucky road lately.
There was no mail from the East yesterday in
consequence of the break near Limestone. The
train coming down yesterday passed round the
break, where the engine and car have failed
in, on temporary track. 1t was thought that
the engine and car would be raised yesterday in
the afternoon.
The rain was heavy at Morristown and about
Russellville. 1t extended from Morristown to
Bristol but was heavy only at two points.
There was a heavy rain at Cleveland on
Thursday evening Also rain at Chattanooga
and in SWeetwater Valley.
The eastern bound train ran over horse COM
ing up Yesterday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19

Waats-F0r Reat-For Sal e-Boaraing-L ost-fotasd
cU be inserted IN tsis coha at % Gents each IN
sertion ecceedr fire lines ouer fire lines Cents
Or each additional line aoilL be charged.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
Local Miscellany.

John O'Donnel, stone cutter employed at
the Gu stom house, had his right arm caught
thumb crushed. He is the same man who lost
two children by drowning in the Holston. a few
months ago. IN I'd
a live water snake was taken from a cistern
~ Northwest Knoxville yesterday.
Clouds of dust were again driving through
ne streets yesterday. ts-a F..fs-r.f.F
Rain fell for four hours at Montvale Springs
n Thursday afternoon.
a negro boy bitten by dry land moccasn'
make about four months ago, while turning hay
n Nr. a. Burtons lot in West Knoxville, has
not yet entirely recovered. His foot is still
much swollen
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
Fire..

Shortly after five o'clock yesterday morn
ing fire was discovered in a stable on an alley
opening into Cumberland street, between State
and Water streets. The engines were got out
promptly, but toe late to save the building
The stable belonged to Mr.. Rayl, and was oc
cupied by VIM. Jenkins coal dealer A negro
man had gone into the stable to curry the hor-
SEES when he heard the flames roaring in the hay
in the loft above, and on coming out the fire
was breaking through the roof The horses
were got out and Mr.. Jenkins loss will not ex-
coed $50 The stable was complete loss. f.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
Children Teething.

The mother finds faithful friend in MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t is
reliable and harmless 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhaa, re-
lieves gripping in the bowels, cures wind collie,
sOftenes the gums and reduces inflammation
By giving relief and health to the child, it COM
forts the mother. II B +
Be sure and call for
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac-simile of Curtis & PERKINS
on the outside wrapper. All others are base
limitations. ...s-s I..--r-. ann 4--ffrr.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
IMPROVEMENT.

Among the improvements going forward in
our city this season, we take pleasure in motto ng
o1e of Importance to the citizens of this vicinity,
bv our enterprising townsman, IL. c. Tarwater,
E=q. He has lately completed a second story
to his factory on McGhee street, which is to be
occupied by MeSsrs. Rstine Il May, for a fur
niture mandatory. These gentlemen are now
putting in their machinery and will soon be in
running order.
TIE lower story is occupied by Messrs. Craig
Il Bartlett, who are doing an immense business
in the sash, blind and door line. They are put
ting in additional machinery and will be able to
meet all demands for work of their kind. These
gentlemen deserve success, and are bound to
succeed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
Cruelty Punished.

On yesterday morning, a colored woman
named Amy Davis was observed by several
persons cruelty whipping one of her children,
about five years old She had a cow-hide with
which at every stroke large wells or cruel
stripes were inflicted. Disguised at her cruelty
some Of them took the cow-hide away from her
and later in the day she was arrested and taken
before r. ID. Jourolmon Esq, who pronounced
Judgment against her, the sum total of which
amounted to SO, and not having that amount
OF change she was sent to the workhouse
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
The Memphis Distribution.

The drawing of the great gift distribution of
real estate will positively take pace in Mem
phis on the 3lst instant, as announced. The
sale of tickets in this city will close on the 29th
at eleven O clock A. NJ, and as but very few
tickets remain those wishing to try their for
tune would do we'll to call soon on the local
agent, Major w H. Wilson, McGhee Block,
and purchase ticket. From the high charac-
ter Of the managers, Messrs. Passmore Il Ruff
lin, there need be no fears ofany unfairness in
the distribution
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
SHARES, $500 EACH.

THERE ARE S467 600 IN CHOICE AND VAL
i UABLE pieces of real estate, and 90 4tI in per
onal property, the distribution Of which will kosve
y take place
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19

Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer posses
ses virtues which not alone removes pain in
strength, tone and vigor to the system 1t is
one of those medicines which is worth more
than gold. We advice the good people not to
try. experiments by using the many new Reliefs
and Panaceas but call for the old reliable Davis
Pain Killer.
Sold by all Druggists
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19

On Yesterday the attention of the corporation
officials was directed TO the case of woman on
Water street, who gave her names as Jane TER
nay alias Henderson, who the day before be-
came the mother of twins The woman is lying
in a destitute condition and we are told by Po-
liceman Shields that the children have received
hut little if any attention. We presume she
Will be looked after by the police to-day.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
Arrested.

4 man by the name of Jami:on was arrested
at Careyvile on Thursday night. He had
committed murder in Kentucky, and the
Governor and other parties had offered rewards
amounting to 81, 0j0 for his apprehension. He
is said to have been here at Knoxville and On
the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad fire.
quently, and has stopped off at Powells Station
a number of times. He acknowledged his guilt,
and will doubtless meet a full measure of pun
shment
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Ennnrflnr.s (nrsrf

Tom Sartain and Claib Mccoy got into tight
at Schmid's saloon yesterday, and were arrested
and taken before the Recorder, who after hear
ing the evidence in the case fined the 0elliger-
ents s. each, Whom they were dismissed the
parties came near colliding again, but were pre-
vented by the intervention of the police.
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Capt. Roberts flat boat arrived from SeYie,
county yesterday with load of wheat and oat
also bacon and lard.
Two RATS of lumber containing $4,000 feet
also arrived consigned to the mill of Mr. Car
rick Park
Although remarkably low the riveris still fall
ing. In the last three days it has gone down
three inches
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The falI term Of Mrs NJ. A. RichardsOn' 5
school will commence on Monday, September
4th, in the Episcopal school-room of st. Johns
church. Having made considerable alteration
in the rooms, she can accommodate a larger
number of pupils than before.
Any person wishing for further particulars
will please call on her at the residence opposite
Dr. AleXander's, on the corner of Clinch and
Crooked streets. vii 1S-1m
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Thursday, August 3Isi.

In the above will be found some of the finest i'm
proved and best paying property in the city OF Mem
his, Tennessee, among the leading of which is the
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st.IOSrafY.''

At an examination of applicants for the posi-
ton of teachers in one of the free schools OF this
county, one Of them was asked to tell how Ten
nessee was bounded. He promptly answered
that it was bounded on the north by Ohio; on
the east by South Carolina; on the south by
New Jersey; and on the west by Mississippi.
Being told that his answers were incorrect, he
replied that he might be mistaken in some Of
them, but he knew Ohio was north of Tennes-
see, for once he left here and didn't stop till he
reached the Buckeye State, and what impressed
the fact on his mind was that he crossed the
Ohio river and came near being drowned He
passed.
An applicant in Bradley was equally well
posted on geography, and being requested to
name the principal rivers in North America,
mentioned the Tennessee, Hiwassee, and half a
dozen creeks in that meek of the woods wide
McNelly, though he didn't publish the nara
tive,) 1t is 10 be regretted that he hadn't taken
a deck passage on the Westfed before he I'M
dertook to expound Biography"
Tom Lewis says he knew better for the Hol-
ston is bigger than any that fellow mentioned.