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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15

Sic 8LtroCn, Gannen, Stun mem
" bnl lnni9rh hno t9ttn ~ o : II
neBmcu mir uGhatbcuh iutrcilantc GGtu: Sic Sabt
oer Ylnctn tn otr Union bcrdat ~, $50 ndnIlldl
ll,3l3 WtunCr uUb s9i7 Hruutni odUon hRo 1896
g0eGc 1866 ShipdrSc, 81 Wiulatttn. 1 Gbneicu uno
POO ndmliCl S9G UiGnncT unO i2S9 EruuGr; oeiclbcu
in6 NIT Ausuubme OoR 19S iGmmtlh gErBt. Stc
SaBt Der 1Q9nltuntGtn II .5HSo2 narnttb Isl -
Uldunct unO ~, 2OS }rnncn; idmmtltd, bio 0ui s22
gBt6C, jbiOtcH 9cbt CS "A ,D2D nGnIld l4,Iho DtGns
utr uHo loop Ggaucn; oujn cutn Ole RtOer etu uH'
ptrPnltntBmdBlG 0ruBC9 SontngrHt, hdWtib 3tSs,
ylino un6 tauNituum tiuo %, blmo uuo ludpnirnia
l0J blind, tuubuumm uWb palnituEtg 10, bltrb mo
iWwGdRnai8 Z, IS 1T bcmutrUsutttb, odB uuter
UucH 6tCicn unGhtlttCn ote manner 'nrtrr pcrttttn
itno ais Ole Stancn, nur tu otn NcgnltnniGc HELEN
bts yrEtcrtn Gin tdrttrcs 6oHtin9tnt
@cidnNuiB Sttaic ihr Einhcr --
iu luoiOn0Doll5, Suo., luuroe Icttbn Tin flclnrr
I tdprgCr WuikHtuutc prNrn SitUh0bl6 iu ntebrc
rem yitUUuttR GrtGn9utN pImtbCilt. Der Nau rr-
Ir0tr al0CmCtHc GuttUuUug. otNn tdb ourbUCa Ucr.
uabrcne. tl;crn uHb rcuUtlUic gRCru bate uegrr
lenu SbuI cnc Iclbc Strdlt 2clplS ntht uubt!ut.
Uitmcbr ipdrt cS uennittg nno ilrttndBtg geWtltu,
oGS 3tuo In gne NtMrua8S'%nltat ootr IN tln SBot'
Ienbuu5 81 IhdsR.
Cine Retbc tbtiacr Sntibciouna
gen itro Icpbln pom SdugaIntG 0cldlt. HSu II
lUd9urn CuruutCr iOlNCnoc:
Te RGduduoc pou Rctrul.um ftnr, iueun IL q
6'TueC itwtrcr itRo, us robes Petroleum 81 btudd'
ten mo cIncr ztcutr uon % cts. pei SOnont untvr-
luUT'Gu
RG0r,tuGc. wrlhc iBr 0iSgtruu9t .5lustt acmictbe
WCrotu, itno ebculOu5 oCr iupctuun uuttru0rlen.
RcmOrQuCure, btc le0iglidl sum SHugc bcs Huntrnr
uno iontNen 6llherC Sutuciicu OCT >uaten pers
wubet ucr6CU uno lpc0cr Tr0bt nod YnitG8ttrt De-
iOtocru, Dtbhritu tctuU SLIn5 YuptttC, muttn lc'
BOD lDeuiOlttre cnmOl i'm Sabre tniptiirt p1ocn.
6OuoluOUtt, lucluc ltbt8llh Gnl GanGltN u,rptns
bet uuotu, bHbcH tvUc 0Olpllul Abgab,H 81 8A9lcni
Die UiannlhIltcn fun In 3rUnib ttsidtN IcooD aud
ntd,t CUR Anin09mc In oc NoipltGiu htrthuIt.
anC EubrItuac, Utbc tnuergatb SeCrlclcu Dor
bT QdltG Onscu0Cu mo rab ciucm NaiCn ohu Suu'
ourgept0pc Der Yer. Stddtcn btlinlmt ino, mliItr
icrnCrbin BON rinrm BmHccG 8cdmttn hriudt net
or, Orr lid iber eugcR iou, Oh bic E0ptcrc aud n
Srorung iiRb. Sititr Ntdmtc bat SugIrtb itNr
nndsuiplrtn, Oh nidt ctlpn cine SulCglnp ber H'e
| sBf ottT uutb cine Sttuer DCir0uoatoH bcabitbta
m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
Srr Ncfpntdrft.

9lew.9ort, IA. Sop.-S5elc fiiiiig
gSrle idlob III 5--6; Yrima 0isconto 9-l2;
g8ed,iel felt. 81 - 81; Sob letter l1lt-s
- 8onos begebrt. 9(ttien I'M 3u9e uHo
Ahnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
0earabniHc.

tSom 9toftrabamus Der "9ouisuiuer SorntagspoI. :"
Gin Gag mars i'm Ropember
Ytan bat Hidt uiele olbe
5a idgt' muu aus ocn aemtern
Ter Staet Heiuzg gort ole StruIte;
An einem . len Il q a ruptte
Didn Die G 0 m lnHez Raben
Rouember 9 GiuunoiicbBiq
g9aro " q III III amp beardheH.
Sin Gaa ift's i'm Rousmber
Yidn bat nidt piele Iultbe
Do idgt man aus ben AemtcrN
5n % d ID tnaton eiC Strolhe;
YIN einem . eultd az rupIen
gStro man Ole BuRoe D. Raben-
9tUuembCr 3 10 uctunhiiebitG
gSiro Suttur @rant begrlben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
Bon NNdffab bufctt8.

So1toH, IA. 9toubr. Die amerif.
Trauenitimmrebts glHOciatiun miro am 81
uuo %. gtOucuber ibre iabrIid,e &eriamnl
lung in 8biIaOelpba NbbOlteH. 6rGu 2racp
Sbcrit :. gG. pigginion, &ucp Stone, 9Sm.
glopo @auiiou uub 9lnoere werbeu oerieIbeH
betmobueu.
Die y0ter6outS 8ouI" unO ole rStott
Saut," welbe bird bic GperdtioncH ucr
Wtelleu, 9Saro & So. an 5000, 900 uerlorcn
bcobitttigeu gegen Die Itegicruug tlarbar ~
perOen, mril oas @eo Dem lluterihasamtC
gutgeidrieben mar.
S9tute 9Ia6mittag begauu baS ameritnuis
idle SHitttut Der 9lrfitctteu iciue 3. SGbrcS'
&onueutiOu, 9aS Suitltut SGblt II orbent'
ltbe 0tttgIicOcr uno G00 Die Oemicben aiio'
riirt iiuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
lluS 0SiSconIil,.

Gbica9o, ii. NOubr. Su ScnoibG,
@iSc., critoB beute Na6mittag IS. y. WOr-
riS ieiHe 6rOu, mOrauj CT iid) 9ltidiaas cine
&ugel our0 Oen &opi la9tc. Die lnindc IL
unbetaunt.
@ouu. 6oud)iIb bon S8iEcouIin bat uer.
fitgt, oaB ieOcr Tomiie, meld)c gSllcns it,,
ibre abgebrlnuteDtlmatb uiCOw aububunen,
onf StNatstoiten 5000 SUB SaubolS gclicicrt
merheu inlleIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
1fufcraa,,o cimcr aSrioa.

YorttuuO, IA. ytoubr. - Sine 0epe.
idle BON Capt. IS. HenoletOu mclbet, oaB icir
SNbrseug, Oic Srigg IS. 6. Scwcu" ais
Bath, bon philadelphia uod) YOrtIano be-
itimmt, III Der 6reitNgS 9iudlt, Ntcilen bon
Sanog Soot, untcrgluD. Die Sran oeS ga.
pttdu5 NIB Watroien ertranlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
Gcuatpr,pabl i'm tSjcproid .

gtttauto, @u., ID. NoU. - &lc @eict,
9cbuug ermdblte nit itberrp6lti9cuocr Wtaio.
rItdt Ocu 9cmdBigtcu Dcmotruten giorwooN
non SNpnnuNb in bcll Sun6eSicnut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15

lluttrItiituu9 fitr GDlt00o 0UE
Dem 5 biiriu8cr 28uloe. - Setret0r
Sin bat tucn AM $1,000 III @olO l0uttuNuI
28i0icl bon Sru. !0cnrB s. gSinicr, amtrt,
iOuiitcm Goniul III <Onnenbrg, trBaItcH
Qicjcr %etrag ii fir Oic llHtcrliIeun8 Der
Gb1cbrauutcr III Chicago btltimmt un0
inter ben YcwobuCrN ocS SBArlnau&nIocS,
Die nidlt reid iiuo, uu6 bon Der StlOibnigts
rel uno Dem &CritrtGcu BON SpiCIuaortn
It'd milbum ba5 0airtn fllitth miiiicn, sc
lGmmCit luorocu. Die Nnn6c bon Der furd)t-
barren Saldmtat, bic Chicago bctroiicn hat,
traug and III itncn bic0ercu ytHtcn mo CT
tiiutc tbrc 0cricu nit luuttbatigem Wtitte'O.
(Wian iiebt, aud Die GcutitJtn IN alttlI 80
ttrINuOc Rno niult out pom u@tommc
Yimm.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
80gttta0fe
fire Gn(nranrf lffrr.

Shbfoel lfsGtfe Don Sputbs uno aBaterffr,.
pcrfbertfortwdbrenb eesen8CrIuii oberS9 S9aoenbur
SranbuHglad ofoobt In Der Staot lpie i'm eonoe, al
SdnIer, Granddaughter, aderbaupIooufte, Ytobelu,
pausserdtPihaitsn, i'm Sau besritiene ooCr imSofen
In 216un9 beituoltte SahrIeu9e Il. /. ~.
Sas OireftUrium be lfeht aus foIaene en- 9err en-:
Bnl. o. Sarriion, YrShbsnti
geo. U. BideTs, 98ni. 8. Brune,
3. 29. Ilrids, 8. b. &apf,
0apio .. gDiIion, &. 6obt. Sentns,
Sofab Reuuiu8ton, 9. Utortou Stefpari,
Srancts :. Sing, .. 3. Ietucomer,
6enrp Carroll, Druiae 9orluiS,
R. Q. Steuart %. 95. GaploI,
SsraeI Cohen.
Npplltotionsz8ormular uno lueitere Radbribt lber
bic 9eielhdit miro In Der Office, SiolUcts@de BON
South uno SBdteritr., erbclt, luoaub aucgluirdee
ioi0rt erleotgt iueroeu. Serfheruu9er iuerecn auf
ir8ene ens 5riit an9enommen, nelbe Der Applifaut
WiHiheu mag.
(San.ttS.O fSr. sSpufmprtb, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
sSnlano>
NuS waSbinatcn.

gSai bingto ~, 14.Nop.-Ste 6eOehhe'
gimabulsu be!ieicn iib bcute anf s3l7,-
287.35.
0as cabinet bate einc nur icbr tur3c Ser'
ialnmlung.
IS. S. NernS it an Stelle oes tiirslid in
philadelphia pertorbenen Sen. @regorp gum
Suuoesmarihau fir ben Dliltden Siltrttt
BON Bennipluanieu ernannt poroen.
0a Dr. Curtis oaS Amt eines Inwaltes
Der Ser. Staatsu Dor benz Senfer Shieos'
aeridlte aussei1lagen bat, 10 wuroe IN Der
Icutlgen Gabiuetueriammlung fiber bic 9Sabl
eines aneeren paleuoen SuriIten beratben.
SIM Shaeanite beiunoen iid bente $685.
817 ,l0S in Sob, $7,509, 1852 in Yapier unb
s18, 744, 900 in Sob o-Gertiftaten.
-GinMaun, gtamcnsSoopsr, wnroe beute
I'M Sd,abamte perbaitet, neil er @eloer nns
ter iall6su SoripisSelunsen erlau9t bate.
Son mebrereu Applitantinncn I'M Stellen
hattie CT itG GelS scben laiier, iim ibre Sadls
,u i6rberu; auberen jlu9en Samc,l, ,pclte
im Sd)aeamte anseitelt iino, iagte er, es
ieien alaaeu ge9en lie anban9t8; er lteB iid)
@elb BON ibnelt geben, bamlt bic fin9lrieIl
alnoeu ,uriidae,oaen wiiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
Or q q Nrnut

SIR. 3s, Seores2ibertpfrabe, Baltimore,
hrrt po1itlnbi9 GH9briiiligteit, 9litrobrCna Gntz
Bsrlun Der Stimms, 9dtarrb uno ole 9eioeR ee5
SGle5, per Sunge, Der Sarniue9c, ees Slutes, Der
Sdut, ObrGnanicn, Dpspcpie, SBaiieriu6t, Sdz
moubOioen, RbcumatisHue, Stropheln, Nerpenz
iGudthe au9enz uno OBreH 9rdutbcitsu IL. + 10.
Or. Grant betlt 0tte uebel uno lit lei Rag
uoer bei adtt gum 8eiube uon Sranten bereit.
(9uUi201SFl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
gleuc Mn,cigen.
gGas iucrbrt Chr tbun?

,Cjcih3it III msne Groisiton" 1T bic annuort z
6onn aui iChcn SOn bcudt tinCu Smeltn Snrua
In Srpnmt, Strattun y SdeIcr'S 1dnoclsjduIc.
Sietlhc 1T ourdiUta rtEOUtri, Hcuc 3tnlmcr mil
UuhIiiCrteu StlcibrrunBcu Grb btnWgcilgt uno iu
tic In 0nIibt bu St6ciplin, 6c6 9cutS nre Der Grs
ilGBuugs Uctbobtu ictt cine oer uencH 2ducn nl
yanoc. SGltnGcn, iUcldc btciC5 mcltbCrilbmtr @cz
idaitS olcgc nod utbt nCicb,n iOttn oteiC5 tbun,
ooer ilr Sollcgcs SUtumrRtc NCuotn. Dir HhCnodult
III iegt gsjnGt. SCou iurGt Htunr oltc bttielhr be
uden. 80 Il cine Nu6laGc Don Srt uno Sclo, )uthC
iLb iitcrth hc5nbt.
Sitcru Ucroen uobItbur, bicit iucrtbuoacu Hnrc'
QuRgCn Ou bcdGtcn uH6 iib bcmgcmGR iu UUbattu.
Ta6 bette Etqat, lurldc5 Jr &urCu 0tnbcrn urrmd.
den iGHRt, 1T zine prdtihe SHiCbunQ. iStt2.tA'l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
9lu8 Nep=9Jprf.

| gberman's Reiie.--swesr. : Seiaabs elm Gi,
| Sboterd.
9IemsD orf, IA. Nop. Der 9ampier
,,Gitp Of Jtew' Dorf" 1T BON giusrpool bier
tiusetroiien.
S@sueral Sberman bat iid) nod itid)t auf
benz ,,gSabaib" eiugcififft /; ietueabiabrt uiro
nod, um siuise GaSe oers69srt percen, oa
bas ariessi1iii bel leiner 6abrt bon Solton
mad, ylelp. Dorf mdbrenb einss beitigen Stur'
mes pcri6ieOene SsihdbiOuugen erlttt, Die
iett auS9ebelert peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
,Eiir QSeill,!ntltcn !

Z
RCintT Rum un0 Srdnniipciu 200 8Guoncr.
RtlucT Nprts. ScreS uuo Wfaeeirds |8ctu POO Gjdlt
Si6er Ytelu Oorttr Mtpieiwciu Nrim0 GuGlitdt.
MINCE MEAT, SrUnSbcsrcn, SiudbipaiIen.
Srifd)c Srbisu. qeipdltcue GrblCn.
6oiinen, Z arintbcn, SiuCndt, fCigcn.
3,pstid,cn, NduecIu, YSalIunf'c, SaieIniiife &c.
Ditt Sutcr IubcrCitcte 5hlnttn IS Gcut6;
2c6uitetu l2la! 6rdbNnt5 3pest I2il Sert5.
V. ScmiS Tumtdp,
(270-5D r.i3, aBe1ts Satimoresl Or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
Sic beitcu Steinfnblrn 3n ben lirbrigs
G'- ffeu MrpiSpi

Soblen pon Der ngoltnorer Gompaenc," pom hcr
nsSulcrs Soitoner @ompasnie,"
jbiuer unb raid brenuenoe Soblenbtc beiten 8oblen
au Dem bieigcn DtGrtte
gu oerfanicu
&arreRIabungs g. obcr Gouncnmeiir.
Mutb n2uten'5 Bailey" uno Gumberldubcr Sobten
g. 4. DigaS unb SameS Siaa9 Ioenten Der
rSattntorer aobten-" II. nttnon- @iienbdbuz@ omp."
BIreau: Sfr. q, Suutbilrahe.
Sobtenbof: Gefc Der Sfprtls une Weatifons
@trafe. tOlt14,tSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15

Sen. @ bermNu uuO oYriHS 6rcbcrid," "
@rOutS Sobn, llclcu nod tm NaieH pon
gtcps Dort. Gic 6regOtte lSOboib" mar nod
uidt tobubtSbcrCit, iollte dbCr gcltrn bclttmmt
ihrr girut aurtlcI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15

UIncn mtr EmiIrOlQtU VI fpUt
0eOcntt ciueytNp DOrtw :, ,@Cir" bCjm 9IteriS
&uuc III tr0gcn. Sic beabdtti9t ndmlidD
aui ibrcm 6oupte cine ilCinc C'dS. &aumiuO.
tion nit ErouSparcnten, Suiiuittu uHN
9Ug. uuSubrngcu. Die @aSmaidJme iOu
i'll elmer g8ilOuiB pOu ialifM Sodtn,
SpecH II. I. /. pcrbOr0cu wtrOGn. Die Sri
euit, ipcldlc Oicicu Sopi oauiIirtn" tuirO,
crbdlt Oaiiir ole Alcini9tcIt BON $500. Sic
Soce lit ibrigeuS uidlt ncu; uicIntehr tru0
Trl. S0nuic Cater uou @oitou, cine Gd)UG
germ oeS ScudtorS GonIlin, mcldjc lOngt
3eit Gin Steru Der Carrier @eeuhnit mar,
ctumol ctncu dbHIibeu Sdmud Oui cinem
Suilcritu Yulic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15

Guhucoer mug bic oauptitoot uah at.
gOuiS utrltlt mcroeu, Oocr muB Die ,,gitnt
9Gdt" mad lEnihiugtou onoUcU." 0enn ic
bat ocu Crittu Nulprum AMI cine ceutidI umt
ritauiibt 6oi'ciuuQ. Stiu nubGc5 rtutitcS
8lNtt Der Union wiiyo: CO rtStlrcu, 10 GtwdS
itineu 2titru ani;uti'tbm. (StSit0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15

{Chillg and teverls
ss ma ut hurdGus feinen ltnterfti, >, ob bsr so
dbroni5d, i oocr nidlt, eic Tfatu Msue WfiStus
brnet es a ans aus Dem Sptsms: gSr toHnen Gans
erSs, .peii be ourm bic dtius llenes irtur furirt
porbcn Iinp, bier annhren, ieoodI peroen mir nur Die
Iamen H. sSobnplase Sensr, ipelde 4erielbhbcfann
fnb, driiibren, uno uelAe irgcno Semano, Der es
E.l,,,sA.I nnin nItirfn Ennn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15
Selcgrapbild)e 9epei9eit.

tBortistun9 foIat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-15

Scftrcieb.
S8ten, 13. Nou. .-SorOu Dc Yont 1T gum
Braibcnten ocS neueu 6ircibiiGcu Cabinets
crnaltnt,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16
The Concert Tomorrow Evening.

We publish the programme for the Concert
at Hoxsies Hall, tomorrow and Saturday even
ings, for the benefit of the Welsh Congrega-
tional Church. 1t will be given by the Welsh
Choral Society under the direction of Mrs. l..
Lewis and H Parry, accompanied on Piano,
by Mrs w p. Washburn and also the Ne
chanics' Cornet Band. Wetrust full home
will greet cash occasion. The following is the
programme:
PART FIRST
l. Quickstep Medley, 1.-The Harp that once
thro' Tara's Hall" By the Mechanics Cornet
2 Glee, Sound Our Voices" By the Choir
s. Glee, Are the White Hours7'' By the
Glee Club.-Dr. Calcott
e. Catch, Twas You, Sir" By w. J. Rich
ards, I. Lewis and II. Parry.
8. instrumental, Woodland Echoes" BY
Miss Carrie Washburn.-Wymor.
g. Glee, "Afoat on the Ocean" By the
7. Song, Beautiful Isle of the Sea" BY
". J. Richards.--J: r. Thomas.
Mrs. W. P. Washbnrn.mzlHenri Herr;
10. Glee, "Yr Haf,' (The Summer ~ Welsh
words. By the Choir-Gwilym Gwent.
Intermission, ten minute.
PART SECOND.
!. In Happy Moments" and Mocking
Bird Medley BY the Mechanics Ccrnet
Band-M A. William.
. Boat Song. By the Choir Brinley Rich
ards.
3. Glee, Come Bounteous May" BY the
Glee Club.-R. Spofford FTr 3 -
T. Catch Cali John.nS By !. Lewis, w. J.
Richards, D. w. Lewis and Il. Parry,
g. Instrumental LA Brindisi" BY Mrs.
". P Washburn. -Grobc.
6. Song and Chorus, Against the Stream"
By W. j. Richards and Choir.--H Parry.
Z. Glee, Forester, Sound the Cheerful
Horn" By the Glee Club-Bishop.
& Pastoral Glee. BY the Choir-J. Nichols
9. Political Catch. By w. J. Richards,
Thomas Phillips and II. Parry.-Jos Parry. =
TO- Grand Hallelujah Chorus. By the Choir.
Handel
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16
COMMERCIAL.
Review OF the Grain and Produce Market
During the Week.


OFFICE OF THE DAILY CHRONICLE
KNOXVILLE, IENN March 18th, 1871
Since our last report the market has developed no
marked advance except in wheat. Bacon has declined.
on account large supplies being thrown on the mar
ket from the interior of the ry and is now heavy
Tbs new rates of freight to terminal points in Georra
and Alabama which went into effect on the lst inst.
has not besn sufficiently long in operation TO be
duetvs Of result though doubtless beneficial effects
will be the case.
WHEAr-In good demand at s1.25gl.35 for prime
white: prime red. 1:209l.2S per bushel
O4IS-ReceiptS heayy-dsmand light. Nc. loose
RYE.-In demand-Yould bring readily soc.91oo .
bushel
PRODUCE.
FLouR-Esmily worth s3.Oo952s. Extra family s2.I5
@3-00 3 sack.
BAooE-Unchanged. From wagons lol191i: boxed,
ready for shipment, u9l1x
IARD-In cans 121S; In frkins 12c
DRIED FRUITs-Peaches nearly exhausted. Prices
firm. 4941fc. for apples.
EEATHERs-Prime 609621Sc.; prime mixed 59955e.
BUrTER-Demand light: 1S@25c.
Eees-ln good demand for shipment l21sSl5c.,
IaIsH PorAToEs-Well assorted shipping varieties
i0975c. . bushel, from wagons.
GREEN APPLEs--l.0OGl30 9 bushel
GLOVER SEED-s9.00 per bushel.,
dition.
Hoos-Butchsrs pay $685. gross. for city use.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16

workhouse was at supper, the prisoners confined
in that institution, seven in number. succeeded
in making breach through the wall close to
the floor, between the joists. They then tied
several blankets together and effected their es-
cape by the aperture they had made, that is
three of them did, Bob Roberts, Bob Childs and
a mulatto boy named Jim Alcaney. The es-
cape was soon discovered and immediate pur-
suit made by Mr.. D. II. Smith, who followed
them as far as Concord, but, though on hot
trail he failed to lay hands on them. Hethought
they were making their way to Chattanooga,
and notified the police of that city by telegraph
TO look out for the rascals.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16

Between forty and fifty ennigrants started for
the West yesterday, being furnished with a
special car from the Nashville and Northues-
tern road and baggage car from the Iron
Mountain railroad. Thsgeneral business agent
of the last road, Mr.. J. Lakin, Is now in the
city at the Atkin House. TO whom enigfants
can apply for information and can rely on what
he tells them. These emigrsnts left for st. Louis
via Nashville. Gaines Harrel, the agent for
this vicinity is doing good work for the Com
rany he represents
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16
Fine Investment.

We are offering for sale over one hundred
beautifully located, and mostly lepeL lots in
Deaderick's Addition, atJffty per centless than
any lots now offered around Knoxville. These
lots will be sold in square, or sngly to suit pur
chasers. Choice locations can now be secured.
Plats and descriptions can be seen at all times
ut our Office
We also have new plat Of lots recently laid
off, never oAerered before Easy terms given.
MUSsoH s. BAILEY,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
mch 11-d6t Wit
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16
Gen. w. b. Stokes.

Gen. Stokes has established an Office as At
torney and Claim Agent in connection with Mr..
NJ. Strohmier at Washington, D. G. Ten
nessesans having business at Washington, will
find in Gen. Stokes an Attorney who will faith
fully attend TO their business The style of the
firm is Stokes s. Strohmier, and their address
is s1S Sixth street Washington, d. G.
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, 1871-03-16

Is the prescription OF one of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for many years with never failing
safety and success, by millions of mothers for
their children. It relieves the child from pain
corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, and, by giving rest and health to the
child, comforts the mother. Be sure and call
for
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the facsimile OF COURTS i PER
kINs" on the outside wrapper: All others are
base limitations. mchl6-dlY-wlt
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WEATHER REPORTS.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
- Washington D. c., March Is, (k35. P. NJ 1871.
Synopsis of Weather Reports for the pas: "a Hours:
The barometer has fallen in Texas dur ng the day,
but has remained nearly stationary from Louisiana to
Florida slight fall has been perienced along the
entire Atlantic coast where the is some
mains over Iowa and Illinois. northeast gale was
experienced last night Lake Superior, and high or
fresh winds north of the Ohio river but these have
abated during she day. Threatening weather, with
fresh and gentle winds Is nov reported on the Lakes,
the South and Middle Atlantic. The barometer has
risen slightly SINGS last evening at the Rocky Noun
tain and Pacific stations.
Probabilities:
threatening weather, with fresh or brisk winds are
indicated for Thursday along the Atlantic coast cloudy
and falling weather and fresh brisk winds on the
Gulf and Lakes.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16
No Time TO be Lost.

In the incipient stages of Consumption, the
first symptoms is generally hacking cough,
pains in the chest, difficulty of breathing, or
oppression of the lungs. Something should be
done at once to check the cough, allay and heal
the affected parts. Aliens Lung Balsam will
break up the cough in an incredibly short time,
also prevent the formation of tubercles. Where
tubercles are once formed, the disease is hard to
cure For sale by all medicine dealers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16
Use Globe Flower Cough Syrup
The Chronicle.

As will be seen from the report of the sale OF
city property, yesterday, the proprietors of the
CHRONICLE have bought building and lot,
suitable for our business, on Market Square
We hope to prepare it to accommodate our daily
increasing business. The CHnoS1sLE we hope
to make one of the institutions of East Tonnes
see, and cur success thus Ear, gives us avery
reason of encouragement.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16
Correction.

Our informant was mistaken in the Informal
ton he gave US regarding the name Of the
young man who attempted TO commit suicide
1t Clinton on Monday last. It was Oscar
Whitson, q son of w. q. Whitson, and not
''Mr. VIM. Whitson" as we were told We
sndeavor 10 be correct In these reports but our
inforrnants occasionally are mistaken
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16
". p. T.. 4.


Programme for this evenings Entertain.
ment.
We have been shown the programme for the
entertainment to be given by the Young Peo-
pies Christian Association this evening at the
Second Presbyterian Church, which promises
to be highly interesting
PROGRAMME.
l. When Winters Reign is Over-Chorus
.. Best of Observation-Disclosures by Miss
Emma Albers.
3. Youth and Age-an Essay, by NJ. S. J..
Morrow.
4. Song-Guitar, accompanied by Mr.. J. E.
johnson.
g. Charles Dickens-an address, c. f. Lucky.
6. Bird Carol-Quintette.
INTERMIssIoN.
l. A Plea for Justice-Declamation; Charles
Nelson.
2 Music on the Wind-Msses Annie NJ
Maynard and Carrie Andrews.
g. In the Tunnel-Miss Della Armstrong
4Evening Hymn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16

The new county of James has elected the fol-
lowing officers: j. A. Green, Sheriff. a. L.
Stulce, Circuit Clerk; James Childers, County
Clerk; ]. Heaton, Tax Collector; Elias Pagett,
Trustee; John Buston, Register
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16
Very Particular,

The Boston Post tells of a man in Troy who
left clearinghouse just because rat bit of
his ear. When people get to be that particular
about trifes, they ought to quit boarding and
20 to keeping house.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16
High Priced Tickets,

\ well known Conservative gentleman pur.
chased package of Stokes tickets at the Ell.
press sale the other day. He's just like some
newspaper men-never gets hold of good
thing until it's too late.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16

We understand that hydraphobia has made
its appearance among hogs, in tbs vicinity Of
Strawberry Plains. A few days since, Mesgrs.
George Sherrod and Henry Prince each lost
two, who had been bitten just fifteen days
before by dog having hydraphobia. It is
rather early in the season for mad dogs to be on
the rampage, but it seems that the nlalady is as
fatal now as in not weather.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-16

Just received, "Out of the Foam, by J. Es-
ten Cook, ''The Crown Jewels" by Emma L.
Mofst Also a second invoice Of Bret Hartes
Poems. For sale by o. B. Smith & Co., 10S
Cav Street