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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15

Spring and Summer Goods.
Spring and Summer goods just opened. Call
and see the prices. j. B. s. j. L. RHEA.
p iy12-d2t - 800
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15

Do not be discouraged. If you have dyspep-
sin or any disease of the Liver, there is long
life of happiness before you, if you only use
Simmons Liver Regulator. $50 4 fss
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15
Damage suit.

A damage suit has been instituted by Mr..
Ellington against the East Tennessee Virginia
and Georgia Railroad Company. for injuries
sustained by team of horses belonging to him.
The preliminary trial will take place before r.
d. Jourelmon, Esq. this morning at SO clock.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15

Ar.sJohn w. Barry, who has been IN this
city during the past week, looking after the in
terssts e the Nashville BnsA<f and visiting
his friends, returned 10 that city yesterday
Judge Connolly z. Trigg of the United States
District Court returned to This city yesterday,
and is stopping at TIE Akin House.
His Excellency Coy d. w. C. Senter passed
up the road yesterday on his way home 3 -
tsss,zt .essifs
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15

II Buckwheat Flour.
Forty sacks Of Buckwheat Flour just received
'novIs-tf GEO. N. WH1rE s. Son.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15

Capt. o. g.. vanderhoof and Mr. Buckley
left Thursday for the mountains in Scott on an
extended surveying EXPEDITION. They went pre-
pared for quite campaign, and win doubtless
find their work pleasant enough this fine
weather e =. g. 80. - - -, -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15

Pemberton's compound extract Of Stillingia
cures all diseases arising from impure blood
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15
First Of the season.

Ice Cold Soda Water with any favoring syrup
desired, can be obtained at A. NJ. SPIRo
Bro ss,l iv-Itf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15

"A good supply of Teas always on hand at
5neylS tfs los GEO. M. WHITE s. SoS's
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15
WEATHER REPORTS.

s WEATHER REPORTS.
ieess WAR DEr'T. OFFICE oHEEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
Washington. D. C.. April "A. Gao. p. Nd 1871.
Probabilities: sala 30 -
Clear weather.s,with cool northwesterly winds, viii
probably be experienced ON Saturday the Lakes
followed by slight disturbance Saturday night on the
upper Lakes Clear partially clear weather is pro-
ta5le for the Southern States and Atlantic coast.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15

! Globe Flower Syrup cures whocping cough
sore throat, bronchitis, and asthma.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15

Since we have moved cur Office, the routes
have been revised and some of the carriers have
not yet comprehended the change. We request
those Of our subscribers who fail to get their
papers promptly to notify us of the fact.
One of our carriers is sick at present, and his
substitute Is not 50 well posted. In day or
two he will be ft for duty, however, when We
hope no further cause of complaint viii occur
Just try Globe Flower Cough Syrup for con-
umption, asthma and Group.
For Rent.
S A brick residence on Main street. $500
per annum, or will be sold on long time.
Five frame dwellings on Church street, $3.50
per annum.
Also good brick house, stable and servant
house, with (2S) twenty-eight acres of land,
well fenced and partly divided in small lots
for stock. There are two cisterns and an ex-
cellent well. This is fine place for market
gardens or dairies. Apply to
iv-7-dtf MUNsoN s. BAILEY.
Pembertons compound extract of Stillingia
cures all old mercurial and yenerial diseases
without fail-try it.
New Goods and New Prices.
For Clothing, cheap and fine,
Call on A. Lo5enstinel
AT
v. Burger & Sons old stand,
IyS-1m No. II, Gay Street.
1900 Cali and See
The stove Fashion, y unequalled for economy
eheapness and durability. HoxIE & DEPuE.
i'11oA" -9saii' q sv
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15

< Waaf,--F5r Renf-Ior .Sdle-B oardine- Losf-found
,c Be inserted In tbs column at % Gents szch 'n
.er:on, not exceeding re lines; fee lines
or each additional line mill be charged.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15
Cali and See

The stove Fashion, y unequalled for economy
cheapness and durability. HoxIE s. DEPuE.
iy-1Odw-tiun.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15

Pemberton's compound extract of Stillingia
cures all old mercurial and venerial diseases
without fail-try it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-15
Building sites for Sal,

w. B. SMITH.
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ForRent.

Just try Globe Flower Cough Syrup for con
umption, asthma and Group.
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Cochise, the White Mans Foe.

The Nashville, Tenn, Banner says:
Gen S.oncman says that when lie first saw
the Apaclcs in 1s43. they were splcndidly
mounted. Every warrior rode stallion.
and every squaw marc. They were dressed
in buckskins, their lances bright and their
trAl,pings superb. Seven hundred of them
rode together. They were the terror Of Mex
ico and rode fur into the republic; but they
treated the Americans with chivalry, and
bands of California immigrants could rido
through Arizona unharnled. The Arizona
Apache il now a starving hyena, eating
squirrels, rats, owls, anything to keep life
and vengeance alive Cochise himself IL
said to be splendid specimen Of . man
physically, Of wonderful alertness and re-
,narkable sagncity. lie was at peace with
The whites when his camp was attacked.
and his wife and brother captured. Some
d,ys aftcrward he and nine other men rode
up to the attacking party, mounted Oh good
horses and holding lariats, to which wcro
attached the nccks Of nine white captives.
Cochise's message was: "Givc up my wife
and brother, and these prisoners shall be set
free" The people answered by hanging on
u gaIlows the chiefs wife and brother, and
Immediately the Indians bounded of, drag
ging the unfortunate hostages over tho
desert. Since that time COchise has been
mcrclcss in his vengeance, and his name IL
terror throughout the border. Although
the horrible crucl,ics lie hns committed on
unoffcnding whites cannot be excused, It
must bc remembered that he was not the
sggressor IN the first instance, and that ho
was only pursuing the mode of warfare
which is considered perfectly legitimate
among h,s race. If this remarkable man
could bc induced 10 become friendly once
more, his influence on the wild tribes would
be Of incalculable advantage to us.
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CALIFORNIA ORCHARD.
An illustration Of the Wonderful Prodac.
tiycuess Of the Pacific Coast.
From the Naryeville Standard.

From the Naryeville Standard.
A few days ago 1t was our pleasure to visit
the orchard of John Briggs. located al"u'
tw" miles south Of Yuba City, in Su'tcr
county, the proprietor is the owner of 462
acres. mostly bott"m land, lying along the
west bank Of Feather river. The soil Is
rich, sandy loan. and composed Of the year.
ly deposits of the rivers many years ago.
No better or richer land is to l,e found in the
State, and the orchard We shall briefly notice
promises 10 be the pride of the Briggs Bros.
who have state reputation 40 0rchardists
and fruit. growers.
Before reaching the orchard proper We
rude through field of $50 acres Of castnr
beans, growing in the most luxurious man.
ner-wnich field. by the by, is 10 give place
to new orchard next year. the fruit trees
for the same at present growing in thsnus
cry by the side of the field Of castor beans,
and containing 81, 900 one. year old buddcd
peach trees. IL. 900 plum trees. 6.000 Eastern
wulnuts. 25.VOO California walnuts, 1000
apple trees. 500 italian chestnut trees. etc
Passing along through this forest of young
trees, We arrived 1T the present peach or.
chard consisting of GOO trees, two years ol !.
and some of them bearing this season $50
pounds of peaches These trees have made
remarkable growth, owing to the mel,
ground upon which they arc planted. and
in another year will make Z tremendous
yield of fruit.
We next rode in:o the cherry orchard.
containing three thousand of the most thrift.
ty young trees ever seen on any ground.
The different varieties, fifteen in number,
gave this orchard variety of aspect, and
broke up the usual monotony of the stceplc
like formed cherry orch,rl. These cherry
trees were all imported from Rochester, N
Y. about three years ago. At the south of
this wonderful wilderness are two Thousand
five hundred plum trees. of twelve varieties.
and five hundred apple trees, mostly Of win.
ter varieties.
Passing the pcacl. orchard We reached the
npric,,s. tw" thousand two hundred in nun.
bcr. which arc also tw" years old. and have
horne fair crop the present season. This
orchard presented - sad sight in one respect
tt" la'c havy storm had pr''Stratcd many
If the tree. entire. while in Others the limbs
hid l@cn torn off ~ il u tremendous tornado
Ia swept over The place. However, the
trees wcrs: healthy and stout, n"twiths,and.
Ing the mu,il,i"ns here and there
On returning from the orchard by the
wagon road We had entered. We visited the
Briggs Bros. steam power castor "l mill.
Here We found magnificent hydraulic
press, with eighty pounds pressure. and pos.
scss;ng caiMci'y"f compressins three hun
dred gallons Of oil per day. The mill ais"
contained twenty tons Of castor beans IN ]
Two thousand five hundred gallons Of oil,
nicely bottled and casca and ready for mar
kct.
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THE SUPERIOR SILVER NINE.
From Cor. n. 7. Sun, Aug. ~

Fsom Cor. n. T. Sun, Aug. ~
The famous mine Of Silver Island Is In
little rock near Thunder Bay. It was dis.
covered \ year or more since by the glitter
Of silver at the bottom Of the water. which
10 shallow there. The discovcrcr could not
persuade the owners, a company In Mon.
treal, to advance tho money necessary to
develop it; and it Was sold, with 100000
acres on the mainland, 10 some gentlemen
in New York and Detroit. The price was
about $250.00 To open the miro, \ bulk.
head OF substantial ,lmbcrs lad TO be built
up around tue rock, and this, with the other
buildings erected by the present company,
has cost them about 100000. The orc il
Of extraordinary richness, averaging above
$1,000 ton. The mine began to be worked
in September or October last, aud already
5000. .OO0 worth Of ore has been taken out.
The owners hope to discover tho same vsin
on the main shore opposite. This vein IL
about four feet wide on the island, and It II
docs hot give out its value will be enormous.
The mine is now about sixty feet deep. and
with the help Of steam engine is worked
day and night. The value taken out daily
is now about 81, ,0OO. The ore is taken I"
Wysndotte, just below Detroit, to be
smeltcd.
The miners, mostly Canadian French,
live in hamlet on tho mainland. Most OF
the houses arc of logs, but there are some
frame buildings. 1t is u curious spot. with
stumps still standing where the streets ar"
to be, but with all th, signs Of busy life.
The steamer lands at u large wharf, and
two or three steam tugs ply between the
town and the island.
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Whatever may he the form Of government
In Paris, . frightful experience makes it
over cautious. timid. and suspicious. Be it
Empire, or Republic. or Monarchy. there Is
always . feeling that It is not safe to trust
the newspaper press. There must be eau.
,ion money deposited. and an unslumberiny
censorship. Journals published three times
= week in the city must nov dert,>it 1900
francs. and the country journals 1900 or
0.O00 There can l,c hut little doulk that
this regulation makes the very mischief
which it " intended 10 prevent. and expert.
cnce has shown that the apprehension OF
losing money Is quite insufficient t' rostss,u
the srdor of the Partisan j"urnalis.A They
will break the Low. simply bscaoss shey hate
the law, II fcE no other reason.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-08-19

A Coop GUESS ABOUT THE PREeIDExcY.
The Herald refers to the action Of the In.
diana friends Of Mr.. Hendricks and com.
men,s thereon us follows:
1T is evident that there Is Ill outstanding
account Oh each side remaining to bc setllesl
between the Pcndle.on men Of Ohio aud the
Hendricks men Of Indiana Nor can there
be any happy accord between any of the
candidates actively involved 10 tho juyglery
of that juggling convention in Tsmunny
Hail. Hendricks Is brought iato the field
to renew that old convention 6ght. Ohio
will probably accept the challenge by bring
ing out Pendletou, and Pennsylvania with
the proclamation of Hancock as "Pennsyl'
vani.s favori.s son." On thi, line Of action
the Democratic party will, almost u ces'
,.in.y, give Us the Tam'nsny Convention
farce over again, culmlna.ing In some %.
expected nomination, like Polk or f1esoo.
and winding up with defeat liko that OF
Seymour. How is this absurd programme
to bc avoided. 1t can be avoided only oy
taking new departure on tho Pres'deuos!
ticket q we'll u on the party platform.
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n st. Landry Rancho.

The following is from the Opclousas Jour.
nal: 1T is said that Mr.. Lastic Dupre, Ut
this parish, owns about twenty thousand
head Of cattle, ranging over the greater part
Of Southwestern Louisiana, from Bayou
Tcchc on the cast to the Sabine river on tho
west, and from iayou Chicot Oh the north
to the Gulf ON the south. His principal
vachrric is on tho Bayou Nczp,quc, about
thirty or more miles west of Opclousas, on
the line between this parish and Calcasieu.
HIS agent or s,orckeepcr, residing Mt this
vachvric, is colorcd man, who has been In
his employ for many years, and in whose
honesty and ability hc has implicit conf.
dence. The colorcd man is said to bc worth
about fifteen thousand dollars, made in MIR.
Dupre's service.
"Fron, this stock Of cattle between two
and three thousand calves ale branded every
year. The stock keeper Is compensated for
his services At the rate of fifty cents in silver
for ench calf branded and this is the great.
es. or only expense incurred in raising the
cattle. The entire stock are not worth less
than two hundred thousand dollars. The
annual revenue derived from the yearly In.
crease cannot be less than fifteen thousand
dollars clear of all expcnscs.--itis is probably
! ,,,,nh morn
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P1Acg RlvsR.-A late numbes Of the
Kalama BSsoos learns from = private letter
from the Peace rivsr mines, daietl jane 7th,
that Germaunsen creek Was staked Of for
sixteen miless and that claims had been laid
over until June 18th, 1t which time s0me tall
jumping was anticipated. Lots of n,en were
dead Lr0ke" and Out Of ''grub;" having
arrived t00. early: Flour was selling Ut 81
pr pound. tea IS per pound, aud bacou
l6O Per pound.
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1t Is well known that ics.bcrss COIL the
water around them to very considerable
distance. An American gentleman has made
this fact the foundation OF IN invention IA
protect vessels against o'llisi0n with loo.
bergs. liz prop'ses 70 plscs on the bottom
OF steamers Or other vessels A spparstus -
arranged - to sound NJ alarm on the In.
stsut . ships keel enters . stratum Of cold
waicr. On ix'srd steamers It is customary
u take the temperature Of The water every
time tho log u cast.
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LOny1cilow aud his Owner.

A Saratoga correspondent of the Boston
Journni writes: Il took drive out to the
track ~ see the wonderful horse Longfcl
low, and his remarkable owner. Mr. Harper
Tic horse is . marvel of beauty. lie is but
four years old. and stands seventeen hands
high. Ills ,apcring neck. we'll fitted heal
clear liquid eyes and wide nostrils indicate
intelligence, and speaks his aristocratic
blood. He is quiet and good tempered and
rs kind ss pillow horse. Ills culor is dark
mahogany. and his long. black tail IS cut in
the English style. He is something Of an
elephant to keep. Nine men have charge Of
him, with three other horses. LOn.fcllow
is not left alone Il minute Whoever exam
ines him finds u man stationed ut his head.
The men vii" keep guard ut night are armed.
The constant fear is that some damage will
c,me tO him--that somebody vii poison
him, lame him, put something into his
mouth or into his food NJ one is allowed
to go up to his head. Visitors are welcome
t. look. but hands off, Three fast horses
brought on with Lonefcllow from Ken.
lucky have been sick ever since they came
here. The greatest care is taken with the
TODD of the horse. The grnin and hay art
kept under lock and key, aud the water is
carefully guarded.
The owner Of the horse is quite rs great
a curiosity as the animal himself Mr..
H,rpcr sleeps in the stable, and neve,
leaves the grounds dry or night. lie over
sees personally the feeding of his horse. He
is y small.siz"d. Notwithstanding old man,
and calls himself sixty seven. II he ism,
seventy seven his kn,ks belic him. Ht
wears the poorest kind OF Kentucky clothes
i'll fitting and not clean. He says he il ,h<
youngest Of three brothers who lave been
engaged in horse. raising frsIm bt,ys. II.
has sister over sixty, and the whole {, m
lily arc rich. He owns 5000 acres Of blue
grass. and ha' no need Of money. Isske ed
him how much he had been offered fo,
Longfellow. He sail he had Sefusc.i 600,
co., ! asked him why he did not sell. H,
replied: Il don't want money; Longfellow
has hcatcn the world, and want to owl
him. am coming on here with horse.
fr"m year n year. aud I don't want to b>
beaten hy my own stock. Ny horse earned
me 5000 las, year. and has earned me &3.O0(
~, far this year He will Iun once more,
on the 10Th "f August. and then l an g,,inY
u take him back IN Kentucky"
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Major Powell. after doing 800 miles of
Colorado canons, has returned to Salt Lake
s0 rejoin his family, having met thus fur
with not single mishsp.
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Tiprlcrs will be interested in learning
that new drink is in store for them. l.
consists Of myihi!a,cd spirit. which is sim.
ply alcohol that has certain quantity Of
wood spirit and naptha added to it 10 rem.
der it unpala,sblc. For five years it hss
becn in use in various cUunties in ireland.
where it was proposed by Catholic priests
- substitute for whisky. The annual
consumption is calculated at ten thousand
gallons, Belfast alone, consuming -four
thousand. The price Of the. mytlilatetl
ether is one shilling and six pence per H.,
while that manufactured from the pure
spirit is as high ~ five sh'llings. Sooner
or later, We presume, this drink will be in
troduceb into the United states, and run
the gauntlet here II is said to be found OF
use in casing lnham nation of the b,wels
A. iis yspor. mixed with the cir. IL very ex.
plosivc. danger AKIN 10 spontaneous com
bustiOn starus In the fsce Ill who succumu
10 tho new beverage
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TnE music OF the GRAVE



Softly o'cr cacl, bOsom stealing,
Earthly sweet q Heaven. part.
Like the m in0r chords Of feeling,
Trilling from 4 breaking heart.
Lingering the winds low cadence.
Whispers gems " chAngeless love,
And the sspens, tuned to silence.
Catch the incense from above.
Soon the leaflets, MI unwoutcd,
Lisp . sorrow, vague before.
Like the echoes. Sybil.haunted.
Floating round the Cumean shore.
And wild weird strain prophetic,
Fills the branches with its power.
Martial chords, unsympnthetic,
Fierce connections, dimly lower.
Hcarken they with wildering sorrow.
To the meanings Of the wrath.
flushed In anguish, lest no morrow
Shall renew doubling faith.
Nay the voice which never faltess,
When the waves Of passion dow,
Calm the strife. - once the waters,
In the sgss long ago.
mack. ". T,
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The Dead. Head Passenger.
AFTER TUE GERMAN OF uEISk.

AFTER TUE GERMAN OF uEISk
VIC rode IN the dark post.was0n,
We two. through the pitch.tla,k mig Il ;
We laughed, and sans. aud chattcred
Like maypics, till dawn Of light.
ii.
Dut. then, how We hushcd my darling;
We saw that We were three:
For Cupid, the imp! had stolen
A ride, love. with you and me.
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A Card Is Fiv: Lines: Square Ten Lines. OF this
type. Local business Notices - cents per nnc
~ Correspondence short and ncwsy. solicited
from each camp. Writer name must accompany eacn
letter. to guarantee good faith Permission 10 use
name Initials preferred.
From Tuesdays Daily.
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BEEcnER ON IxrEREsr.-No blister
draws tighter than tue interest does. OF all
the industries, none is comparable to that Of
interest 1t works all day and all nigh,
and in fair weather and foul. 1t has no
sound in its footstep, but travels fast. II
guaws ut . mans substance with invisible
teeth. 1t binds industry with its film. rs a
fly 10 bound in . spiders web. Debts roll
on a man over and over, binding hand and
foot, and letting him hang on the fatal
mesh until the long legged interest devours
him. There is but one thing on farm like
it and that IL = Canada thistle, whicl,
swarms new plants every time you break its
roots, whose blossoms are prolific, and every
flower tho father Of million seeds. Every
leaf is IN awl, every branch = spear. and
every plan, like . platoon Of bsyonets, and
4 field Uf them is like m armed bust. The
who:e plant u . torment and vegetable
curse. Aud yet farmer had better make
his bed of Canada ,histles than to be at case
on interest.
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ADVERTISING RATEs-Qua,terly as Due.