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state n ewS.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

Rev. Mr.. Murray declines "orating" to tn
Lewiston people on the Fourth of July, Sen
ator Patterson of New Hampshire has been i'm
vIted. The journal says it is expected tina
tne formal laying OF the corner stone of tn,
City Buildings will occur July 4th.
The journal states that the Turner Congre
gationalist society has invited Rev. Mr.. Jor
dan, a graduate of the last class OF Bangor
Seminary, to the pastorate of that church.
The Lewiston Journal says the Maine Cen
trail Directors are to go over the proposed
route Of the Andr oscoggin Valley railroad in
a few days. The feeling in favor of the road
mas never been SO strong as now. 1t is expect
ed that the Maine Central will lease the prO
posed road on favorable terms when completed
and ready for rolling stock.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
The tanr cry of Mr.. Somes, and a starch fac
tory and stave mill owned by Richard Nav
bury, at CascO Village, were burned last Mon.
day. Mr.. SOmes loss was $4,000, and Mr..
Maybury's $4,000; no insurance.
The Bridgton Brass Band are endeavorino
10 get up celebration of the Fourth of ,Julv
IN that town. y, ""'S
~. The BrIdgton News says last Monday AZ two
little chlldren of Levi Newcomb. residine in
tie Plnhook neighborhocd, were pIavine in
the door-yard, welding carelessly sharp axe
the boy struck with it the right foot of the III,
tie girl, cutting off three OF her toes
KNOX COUNTY.
Albert g. LOrmand has been appoin fed
Postmaster at North Appleton, vice William
y. Shepherd, removed.
Capt Amesbury, who was killed by the NIL
tineers on board the brig j. l.. Bowen former
ly resided in Rockland Mr.. Sleeper. the
mate, who was injured at tho time the CAPTAIN
was killed, belongs in Rockland.
OXFORD COUNTY.
The Lewiston Journal says a man. named
Nelson, while hewing a stick of timber at the
new pulp mill, in Norway, Tuesday, was hit
% the forehead by the scorers axe cutting
dressed the wound after which he was quite
and the DIR. thought if infam-
nation was kept down, he wOnld be able to
ork in few days.
Inc oxford Register says on Sunday last
,aptaln Isaac Flints barn at West Paris was
truck aud considerably damaged. The roof
ahsnt hre and had not the rain poured in tor
on.s iiis eSertons to extinguish the fire would
ave Deen ruthless; as it was the fire was NM
ut with very little damage. Aretus CaiJ,ap" JI
I 1 barn struck and somewhat dama@ed
- DUCK had pair of oxen killed A.
t,uoI Iarls during church service liobtn;nn
hn uoh on Pine Island not very far from, the
.iabtanod ne congregation was considerable
fENoBsCOT COUNTY.
Messrs. Sanborn and Fitield of po
mare valued at $500 Wednesday evan;, lost
he animal, while being led by a baiton
and fell over backwards, rupturing lar, lar
,ssel in the head, and receiving other inin. uou
that it was necessary to kill her, saws the
anger Wing.
The Wing says on Tuesday afternoon. a how
'out 10 years old, son of Charles Russell Of
liord' had his arm caught in a belt in the
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The SEMI centennial OF kENTs Till
SEMINARY I'VE regret that we are uhao'e
10 insert the whole OF two letters from one OF
our well known public. men, relative to the
somi-centennial celebration OF the founda-
ton of the Wesleyan Seminary and the exer-
cses at the meeting of the alumni, Thursday.
After alluding to the Grafton of DIR. Cum
mings of Middetown University and the po
EN- of Rev. Mr.. Trafton, he proceeds to no.
tice the following matters of interest in con-
nection with the institution, past and future
After these exercises about two hundred OF
the Alumni and invited guests sa. down to a
bountiful Alumni dinner in the College Chap
ell. Alter supplying the wants of the ou'ef
man, about two hours were spent in listening
to short speeches from Drs. Weber,, Cum
mirgs, Allen, Jersey, Ex-Gov. Morrill,, ana
others, in which eye olden times" as connect
ed with this Institution were pretty wen ven, !,
tilated. The old manual labor department OF
world the smartest class of boys that ever
graduated Ia the same length OF time at any
Tnstitution in New England. Among them
have only time to mention Dr. Cummings,
| President OF MiddelOwn University, Bishop
Davis w. Clark, recently deceased in Cincin-
natti, Rev. DR.. Charles Collins, late President
OF Dickenson's College, Rev. DR.. Sewall, late
of Baltimore. VIM. III. Allen L. l.. ID. Presi-
dent of Girarl College, and Senator Howe Of
Wisconsin. These boys have been found al
most everywbere-in Congress, on the Bench
Presidents aud Professors of Colleges, mem
bers OF large mercantile houses, and large
per cent in the front ranks of the Christian
Ministry.
A regular Alumni Association was formed
and DIR. Cummings chosen President. Dr.
| Torsey, who has been at the head of thi
school for twenty seven years, gave some YER,
interesting statistics relating to his connec
ton with the MISUNDERSTANDING a steady
healthy growth in the right direction durlO:
the whole period. Before separating, tn
Doctor announced that S. r. Bearce, Esq, 0
Lewiston, who has already given the institu
tiol $4,000, voluntarily pledged $1,000 more
as soon as an equal amount should be mad
up from other sources. This amount will un
doubleday be raised at once, and then lib
new building will be entirely paid for and ful
nished and the grounds graded and the inst
tuition placed upon an independent financia
| baSiS.D ATIrNNIIS
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A FEW weeks ago telegram announced
that man in neighboring city had, in fit
OF temporary insanity, jumped from a third
story window. 1t was only regarded as one
OF those cases that seem to sweep over the
country periodically. But now it turns out
that the victim was the travelling agent of
one OF those firms that perambulate our State
Tor the purpose of selling liquors by sample,
and particularly to town agents at reduced
prices. The gentleman had been experiment.
ing ON his own samples. The hasty reader
will say it was "vile stuff and a fiery poison !:
but wait. We do not say that it did or did
not produce the temporary insanity; but when
man jumps from third or even second
story window, regardless of the place where
ne may bring up, we reasonably expect that
1t Is the last OF him. Not SO in this case; the
supposed victim was insensible for few hours
but has since been able to pursue his charita-
BILE calling. Barring the unpleasantness about
the temporary insanity, the Liquor Commits.
sloner should secure that stock of liquors.
for where will he find such rare, not to saw
miraculous efficacy, in medicinal agent, that
man may jump from third story window
and only experience temporary insanity?
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It's reasonably clear that General Leslie
the Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Kentucky, is Dotone ofthe departing spirits
oithe party Ina campaign speech recently
hemade the following frank confession:-
The procuring of these amendmentsIthe
a2tnt4sn, andl5thl was fraud upon this peo-
ple,ahd upon the people of the whole ITnite1
states. Having been thus obtained. I bold
,nat they ought to be repealed. There NAV
De some Democrats who are not for their re-
peal, put the great body of our party is for if D
This is explicit, and it fully confirms tbc sus-
picians with which the new movement is 20
garded. In Kentucky, at any rate the B,ur-
bons are supreme.
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Now that Gen. Sherman declares that he
never made the speech that has so delighted
Inc Democratic press, and declares that he
will never accept the Presidency from any O,
all parties, let us hope that in the course of
SIX months these papers will so become aware
Oh this TACT as to cease speaking of him as
as a possible candidate of that party.
These papers openly proclaim the infamy of
their past record by their anxiety to catch at
any prominent man for Presidential candi-
date, whose principal merit is, that for the
past ten years he has been opposed to the
leaders OF the Democratic party. But that
they should fix upon Gen. Sherman, who, by
the capture of Atlanta in the fall of 1864, took
thousands of votes from the Democratic cam
didate, is utterly preposterous.
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THE philosopher of the Tribune has been
carried away by the warmth of the reception
he has met during his tour in the South. In
iced II the following extract from one of his
speeches is correctly reported in the Vicks-
parg Herald, Mr.. Greeley's magnanimily has
stopped over in way that is more than silv:
citindgS Erect you here" said Mr.. Greeley. "as
oiorn 90 S %i will in time feel honor in the
S6ls u 90 o'onewall jackson as well as those
will pIorv liz u tne opposing armies, JcheersIwho
weIl as those eH WIN IN the glory of r. f. Lee as
felt that the c M@ fought against him. He
country would soon be swept awan over the
ISL in the grand, growing and a risy, ana van
WIEN "a, VIII one day embrace all the nupapllc
Continent" wig North American
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ROCKLAND DISTRICT.
,. A. Helmerhausen, Presiding Elder.

g. A. Helmerhausen, Presiding Elder.
Rockland, l.. d. Wardwell; Thomaston, c.
Stone; Friendship & South Waldoboro, to be
supplied; Gushing, supplied by j. Williams,
Walaoboro, supplied by M. w. Newbert; No
Waldoboro, to be supplied aUnlon, j. N. Marsh
Bristol, supplied by j. b. Bean; Bremen, to
be supplied; Round Pond, p Higgins; Dam
ariscotta & Damariscotta Mills, L. Il. Bean;
Sheepscot Bridge, G. G. Winslow; Wiscasset,
G. A. Plumer; Georgetown, r. S. Dixon
Westport & Arrowsic, supplied by q. Davis;
Hanscom: Windsor q South Vassalboro, sup
piled by NJ. Miller; Palermo, Montville & Knox,
supplied by j. w. Clifford; Washington &
Morrill,, supplied by B. Wentworth; Winslow,
Vassalboro & Riverside, j. Bean; China, ID.
7. Thompson; Clinton & Benton, q. FL. Bray
Unity q Troy, J. p. Simonton; Searsmont &,
Appleton, e NJ. Fowler; Lincolnville. supplied
by G. W: Russell; Camden, N. Webb; Rock
port G. e. KnoMllon
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hAAh hobBERY-The Brattleboro vou
mont, First National Bank, was rohhoa 'er-
Wednesday, of $50, 600. The mannor =, 49,. III
the robbery was effected is said to be a. c,,,a'
Itappears that while the President and ~
were absent at dinner a stranger entered ,I,d
oank and purchased adraft After ascertain.
ing rom the Cashier what was paid for gold
ne onered to sell the contents of bag which
no oook from his pocket, containing, as he
eifeu' S24o. The officer counted it. and
,oanu iess than the amount stated, but at tbe
wh da.S. ol the stranger, recounted the gold.
would taL. i - sad was incorrect, and he
and h.ua a., IL 10 the person who gave it to him.
.h nD nave the mistake rectifed. soon af,o,
.ne stranger had departed. it wac a.oon. ai'e,
mat $50 900 in new bills had hoa,, '''neo
ao'y oy the confederate of the man who pi h"s
fer, VI 'n0 assistant CASH
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BUCkSPURT DISTRICT.
IL nunn Drncilin NlI


Bucksport, L. p. French; Bucksport Cen
tire, :. 5. Gross; East Bucksport and Dedham,
supplied by &. N. Eldridge; Orlapd, to be
supplied; Orrlngton, 5. G. Elliott; Centre and
South Orrington, b. b. Bryne; Searsport, j /.
w. Day; Belfast and NortLport, w. L. Brown;
Castihe, j. A. Morelen; Penobscot and Brooks
vile, .. r. Wilson; Surry and Ellsworth,
supplied. by L. A. HanscOm; Machas and
Whitneyvllle, s. H. Beale; East Machias and
Machiasport, j. HI. Bealen; Cutler and Whit
Jug, s. j.. Hanscome; Eastport, G. L. Haskell;
Calais, Il. b. Tupper. = =
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Where he will treat diseases the new system
which is meeting with such marked success in Bos-
ton, Lowell, Worcester, New York, Saratoga, Gin
cinnat, Indianapolis and In every place where In
troduced. The wants OF suffering humanity de-
mand its speedy introduction into every City and
Town throughout the land to stay the ravages of dis
ease. We therefore lay aside our professional pref
udices against advertising adopt the most speedy
and effsctual means ofbringng its curative powers
before the public. During contemplated repairs
will visit and lecture on the Treatment in Cities
where it is not in use. The Doctor is the pioneer Of
this system OF practice in New England has devat-
ed several years exclusively its development and
made several important improvements in appliances.
He has cured and relieved desperate cases Of
Consumption, Paralysis, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Asthma, Catarrh, Spinal diseases, Female Weak
ness than any other Physician in the east. He has
Physicians, Clergymen, Editors, Scientific Men
and Invalils cordially invited to call and ex-
anime the principals of this treatment. No encour-
sgement will be given to persons whose cases Oh ex-
animation are found to be beyond relief or cure.
Office hours from a. m. to pm.
We have scores of references different diseases
The following prominent business aud profe
men OF Lowell can be referred to:
E Stone. Editor OF vox Populi.
Horace Adrms. corner Central and Meriimack sts
Benjamin Walker, Esq, vox Populi Office.
Hutchins & Nichols, II Central st.
Geo Hills, Northernst.
Henry Rice, firm of Jonathan Rice, meat dealers,
| Merrimack st.
Alonzo Ordway, Sc Lawrence Corporation.
Joseph Wilson, Esq, box 500 Lowell.
Oliver Lord, 4Os Merrimack st.
r. Kitson, Proprietor Lowell Machine Works.
A. Thompon Nj d, No IL Central 1T.
We also refer to sias Cummings NJ d, Fitzwiliam
N. fl, s. Strong, NJ d, Atmospheric Remedial Insti.
tue, Saratoga Springs, NY.
Silas Cummings. d.
Rev. j. G. Adams, Pastor End, Uniyersalist
Church.
| John E. Crane. Centralvie LOWELL
/ Samuel Beck, 267 Merrimack Street.
Samuel Hildreth. Athol Depot, Mass.
Mrs. Nancy Garfield.
Rev. z. 7. Adams.
David e. Lovejoy, Lowell.
Byron. Truell, Lawrence, Mass.
i Henry @. Perrin.
Joseph Wilson, Lowell.
PORTLAND.
Up Jordan, place of business IS Middle st.
For further particulars and information see cir
| culars au call at the office.
Office hours from o'clock A NJ, to9PM.
I'VE treat all chronic diseases with success.
June TO- tt
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"lLL be received at this office until 10 O'Clock
w NJ, on the 10th day of Ju'y next
LIST. For removing Sunken Rock, near Nebum-
keg Island, ia kennebec river, Maine-to a depth of
seven feet below its apex and to obtain aepth
oil twelve feet OF water at mean low water, About
thirty cubic yards are TO be removed andlit must be
deposited where requred) upon the shores and the
work to be completed on before the Seth day of
September next. Proposals will be received for do
ing this work by tn JED.
2Dd. Separate proposals. for Dredging a channel
through the upper Sands BAR to depth OF ten feet
ut mean low water-requring 6,oC0 cubic yards more
or less, OF excavation. The work to be completed on
or before the 18th, of November next Proposals
viii state the price per cubic yard, measured in
the scows,
For specifications and further particulars please
apply TO the undersigned. Proposals must be made
In duplicate on forms which win be furnished on ap-
plication to this Office, and be endorsed proposals
for Kennebec River.
u, s. ENGINEER OFFICE,
Portland, Me-, June 10, 1871.
GEO. THOM,
1t. Colonel Of Engineers,
Bvt Brig. Gent U. s. A.
jun10d6t
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ITtSTUIHR y : :
Bangor Brick Chapel, c. F. Allen; Bangor
Union Street, M. w. Marsh; Levant, Kendus.
keag & Glenburn, supplied by T. Gerrish
Hampden & West Hampden, A. Prince; Win.
terpurt, A. Church: No. Searsport & Monroe,
j. III. Bennett; Dixmont & Plymouth, s.
Wentworth Newburgh, r. Day; Exeter
Stetson & Carmel, w. b. Fenl ,son; Eas'
Corinth & Corintb, To be supplied; Dexter, A.
5. Townsend; Dover, G. r. Palmer; Orono &
Veazie, To be supplied; Upper Saltwater &
Argyle, j. A. Palmer; Oldtown, 81. w. Bolton
Lincoln Il Mattawamkeag, M. d. Mathews
Patten John Moore
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DkPARrURk OF OCEAN sTEAmERs
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, Juno o.

De
ARRIVED.
Stoomer Linda, Sus. Yarmouth, MS, with pas
senoers and mdse to John POrteOus.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John. NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Bafque Henry Lord. Pinknam, Philadephia-425
tons coal to Rounds & Sons.
Brig Geo Amos, johnson, Baltimore--coal to RAM
DALI McAister & Co.
Sch Annie Harris. Harris, Baltimore via Ports
mouth.-treenais to 8 WinslOw & Co.
Moncton, NIB.
Sch City Point Orchard. Western Banks-l0OO otis
nsh; [Ihis Is the largest fare thus Tar and will
Sch Mary WOnson, Conley Western Banks.
Sch John Pew, Sprague, ROckland.
Sen Olive H Robinson. Lewis, Boothbay.
Sch Oregon, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Regalia, Pinkham, BOothbay.
CLEARED.
Brig Minnie Miller, Anderson, st John, NB-John
PORTIONS.
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TO that "PZ0ast ZHief.,,

IL ,L person who stole Plant from vase in a lot
last Tnesd western part of Evergreen Ceme6ery
nlacn% tI afternoon, can avoid exposure by re-
III r. unG + niant IN the same diton in which
U Ua9 it, before Saturday noon the 10th inst.
'N"soo' PE;QPRIETOkS,
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In this city, June 8, Mrs. Elem wife of Barthoo-
new Marks aged 50 years.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at her late residence. No State street.
~ this city, June 3, Mrs. Caroline M, wife OF Alb.
ram Rowland. aged 80 years.
[Fuperal on Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at No u Bracket street.
In Bru uswick, June 2, Harriet A. Boardman, aged
80 years.
rE- Members of Portland Division, No. IS, Sons of
Temperance, a nd members OF Mystic Lodge OF Good
Tempars, are requested to meet at Sons oil TOmpeR-
ance Hail. 3513 Congress street, at O'Clock, this ar
ternoon for the purpose OF attending the funeral Of
their late sister, Mrs. Caroline NJ Rowland.
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Notice to Water Takers.

NOtIC0 TO water Takers,
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,l
Portland Water Company,
June g, 1871.
VOU are hereby notified that the Water will be
i shut off from the entire city on SUNDAY, June
H. 1871 at O'Clock A. M. and remain off till about
II P. M. for the purpose OF making further
lions with the Reservoir.
You also notified that If you have close boil
er of any kind on your premises, and have no TANK
or properly. constructed sAFETY-vALvE, and de-
pend entirely upon tho pressure of the Sebago to
keep your boiler filled, you will be in great danger
unless the fire under your boiler is extinguished.
HENRY G. BEATLEY, Superintendent.
jun9 ct
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tsBuy Me, and I'll do you GoOd."-DR
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BIrTEk'S. No
good healthy roots and herbs, such as Sarsaparla,
Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prickly Ash, Thorough
wort, Mandrake, Rhubarb, Dandelion, &c, 80 COM
pounded reach the fountains OF disease, and alb
sOlutely all HumOrs, Liver and Bilious Diseas-
es, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Cost veness, Scrofula and
all difficulties arising from diseased stomach inn
pure blood. Twenty years of unrvalled success has
proved them to be the best medicine in the world.
GEO. q. GOODWIN q CO.. Boston, and all Drug
gists. feb24eod16w
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East Maine Conference.
BANGOR DISTRICT.

The East Maine Conference, at Dexter,
closed its session on Monday. The following
is the list of appointments for 1.-The ensuing
wear:
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m A h Il 1 Il ID .

In this city. June 6, by Kew. W. H. H. Pillsbury,
Willie D. Smith. OF Somervie, Mass, and Miss Ber-
tina j. Owens, of Portland.
In this city, June 8, by Rev. w. 7. Phelan, James
@. Stone and Alice Randall, both Of MarbIehead.
In this city, June 8, by Rev. John DeRose. John
city.
In Cape Elizabeth June g. by Rev. b. Freeman,
Noah b. Knight and Mrs. Sarah E. Treiethren, both
of Cape Elizabeth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SCHLOTTERBECK & CO..

Manufacturers of Surgical Instruments.
Tiemann's Instruments i'll stock and for sale at
manufacturers prices.
Trusses, Elastic Hose. Supporters for sale and
made to order. -2
Office and Saesroom, 1903 Congress street, at the
Drug store of A. G. SCHLOTTERBECK g. CO.
jel0sN1w
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For Sale

ECOND-HAND ENG me AND BOILER, En-
y CINE five horse power, upright tubular boiler
in complete running order, in use but short time.
mr10sntt
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SPOKE EN-.
April 81, lat 80 o. lon At W, brig Tubal CAIN from
Liverpool for MOntevideO.
May 30, lat 81. lon 70, ship Jos Fish, Carney from
New Orleans for Liverpool.
June 3, lat ~, lon g. ship Ellen Southland, 4 days
from Philadelphia tor Liverpool.
June 4. off Georgetown, SC, sch N g Moseley, II
days from Philadelphia for Darien.
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PORTLAND TIME TABLEs.-Owing to the de-
mand for the last edition of the Portland Time
Tables, extra copies have been printed, and are
for sale at the Daily PRESS Office. Price 8
cents Patrons will receive them free by sp-
plying at the counter. WIN. M. MARKS.
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ACAPARLE YOUNG MAN to fn position in
a an office for collecting fines. Must be RESPONSE
Bile and willing to apply himself to the interests OF
his employer. Good wages given.
Apply in person at 35i IL Congress street. City
Agency. june10-1w*
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,,,.,,.sdav noon a Gold Bracelet. between
m Msu and Hanover Sts., by way OF Mid
az and Congress The finder will be rewarded on
leaving 1t at Ne. Hanover street, vi ~ 'n's ones'
jun10s3t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-28
whites Addition to Knoxville.

Valuable improvements are being made in
this delightful portion of our city. Judge d.
X Young commenced work yesterday on a
handsome dwelling on the lot adjoining Prof
Buffers beautiful and tasteful residence. Being
on a high point it will attract considerable at
tention and be valuable addition to that part
of Knoxville.
Mr.. Ambrose Gaines, the we'll known boot
and shoe dealer, purchased choice lot just
south of Prof Buffers, fronting on Clinch
Avenue. He was busy Tuesday laying off the
ground, for what we are informed, is to be a
fine residence work upon which will be-
but in other portions of the city valuable i'm
provements are going on.
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Tennessee Items.

Greeneville came near having fire last week,
the Sentinel says.
The Green county Iron Company is turning
out seven and one-half tons of pig iron per day.
The Herald and Tribune says the work done
at the foundry in that place is excellent
The passenger cars on the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railroad, are supplied
with Bibles by the Knoxville Bible Society.
The Union and american says that nearly the
last vestage of the old city hotel has disappear
ed
Col. B. F. Bell, scent for the st. Louis Life
Insurance Company, and endowment agent for
Cumberland Z University, obtained $40, 600 in one
week in Lebanon.
A G. Johns, who robbed the express Office in
Lebanon last Monday is now in Jail awaiting
his trial before the criminal court.