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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-04

EARLY Cur HAY FOR Cows.-Dr. Mich
OILS, of Massachusetts, cut an acre of red-top
and clover June 10, 1858, and stored the
hay by itself. On the 1st of March following
he commenced feeding this hay to ten
cows which had been kept previously on
hay of this same variety cut after. the mid
die of July. The early cut hay spent quite
as well as the latter cut, and the inn
mediate increase in flow of milk arising
from the use of the former amounted to a
daily.average of one quart per cow.-Agri-
cultural Report.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The Senate
is engaged on small bills.
= The cable telegraph bill passed, with an
amendment making the maximum cost
SIS gold for ten words.
\ The Conference Committee Oh the Mo-
bile and Chattanooga Railroad reported
that they were unable 10 agree, and were
discharged. s7l
The Texas Pacific Railroad bill was
adopted and goes the President.
The Senate is in session tonight.
r HOUSE.
The Conference Committee on legislative
appropriations failed to agree. The appro-
priation involves SIS ,O00, ,0o0. A new COM
mittee was ordered.
The committee ON abolishing the rank of
Admiral and Rear Admiral failed to agree
and a new committee was ordered
Wheeler, from the Committee of Confer
ence on the Southern Pacific Railroad bill
made a report. The House agrees to
change the title of the company to that of
the Texas Pacific Railroad.
The Senate agrees to the House substi-
tute with two additional sections-one pro-
viding for similar grant of public lands
in Louisiana to enable the New Orleans,
Baton Rouge and Vicksburg Railway
Company TO connect with the Texas Rail-
road Company, at its eastern terminus by
way of Alexandria, and the other for q
similar grant to enable the Southern Pa
cific Railroad Company of California to
connect with the Texas Pacific Railroad
by way of Los Angeles at or near the Col
orado river.
Wheeler briefly explained the report, land
stated that by the new sections the grant
of land would be increased over that made
by the House bill of 100000 acres by be,
tween 1000, 900 and G, ,000, 600. He did not
believe that project of such great import
ance should be longer delayed by such q
consideration.
Holman moved to lay the bill on the
table, which was negatived, the House re-
fusing even to order the yeas and nays
on it.
The conference report was then agreed
to-yeas 124, nays 81.
Business being pretty well the House
was occupied on pensions and other private
bills, and hearing reports.
The committees of conference are in
session tonight.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-04

COTTAGE PUDDING.-Half a pint of su-
gar, four tablespoonful of melted butter
one pint of sifted -four one egg one tea
spoonful OF soda Dissolved in half pint of
milk; two teaspoonsful ofcream OF tartar,
rubbed into the -four: a pinch Of salt.
Bake one hour, and eat with sauce.
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The Lutherans of Philadelphia are about
TO build a new church to cost $500, 600, and
already $4,000 have been subscribed.
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Kidney, Bladder,
THE WASTES on THE BODY

Are supplied with new, healthy and vigorous blood
that furnishes sound structure Hence all suffering
from weakening discharges either male female OF
from Ulcers Sores through the repa-ave process
RADwATs SARsAPAaILLIAS are arrested. and the rup-
trrrpd ms a1e6
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To Jackson, Tenn. Paducah Kentucky, Little Rock
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Central Short Route

Without change of Cars to Nashville. Mckenzie,
Union City, Hickman, Columbus, Humboldt, Browns
VILE and Memphis,
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FEVER AND AGUE CURED

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cure Fever and Ague and all other Nalariops Bilious
Scarlet Typhoid, yellow and other FeveTs aided by
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TOTHE AZETT +.
FGREEGNNETS

LONDON, Dec. 81 80 a. mt ntavol able
news with regard to the condition. Of the Prince
Of Wales has 1:pre sSi;e Influence Oh the
markets.
LONDON, Dec S.-l'lerc is au uuiavorablc
change in the condition Of the Prince Of Wales.
The first bulletin this morning, signed by Sir
VIM. Jeuner, NJ. d.. reports that the Prince
had I very unquiet uight aud this morning
there is considerable il crease OF the fever
This Official news and various iumorS on the
street, some of them exaggerating the case,
cause Il renewal Of the alarm and have the 81
feet of depressing stocks and the markets gen
orally
l.oNDoN, Dec g. The situation ia France
is grave and the Orleans Princess are pushing
things On Tuesday they sought advice from
Theirs about taking their seats, but he assured
them that their presence in the assembly would
arouse many anilnositics; that the moment was
inopportunc and that the Bonapartis, Red
Republicans and Lcgitimist journals would
clalnor that the Republic was menaced. The
Princes answered that they would not act
without further consideration. There was no
misunderstanding, but this showed the cS'
trcme aIxle!y to prevent the Princes from Ia
king their seats. On the saline night the mem
bers Of tho commission upon the abrogatlon OF
the law Of exile were called together Urgent
Should they abrogate the law Of exile the Prn-
ces will perhaps enter the chamber. Theirs
regarding this as menace Of the Republic will
present to the Assembly a proposition for a
delinitive republican government: 1t is bellcv.
e.! the issue must be thus prcclp tated or the
Republic will fall The impression is general that
il the Due d Aumalc acts now he will
succeed, asst is thought he can command ma
jority of the chamber on the question Of Il
monarchy or Republic The country will wei
come anything definite.
LONDON, Dec. S--l:3O p. m.-Tho Queen
left Windsor this morning for Sandringham
and is now at the bedside Of the Prince. The
city full of alarming rumors in regard to dis
Royal HighneSs Several extras have been
issued by the morning papers giving all kinds
Of reports as they arise, many worse than they
really are the very issuing of these extra edi-
tions tending to multiply the public fears.
The effect on business is depressing. Stocks
and public securities feel it and financial quota.
tons show decline Consols have fallen one
fourth per cent since last night and all other
securities, foreign and domestic, share in the
fall
LONDON, Dec S-Thc trial Of Kelly, which
commenced in Dublin yesterday, has been post
poued until January. The Attorney General
here refused the application if Kelly's solicitor
for the commencement OF action for libel against
the London papers
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From New York.

NEW York, Dec 8.-The Havana steamers
ieciin?e. taking newspaper packages outside of
the mail Bags by order Of the Captain General
If Cuba.
VIM. NJ Foster, we'll known aCt5j711: ai ed at
Elizabeth n. j. yesterday.
All the passengers on the quarantine steamer
Delaware have been discharged and only four
teen Cases of cholera on the steamship Franklin
arc left. All but one is convalescing.
Jacob Leuchberger was yesterday acquitted
Of the murder of Frederick Myer at Sing Sing
On the ground Of insanity
Rev DR.. Hewson delivered an address last
evening upon the revision of the Bible pro-
crossing in England at the conclusion of which
it was announced that an American committee
had been formed to whom sheets OF the Eng
lish revision would be sent to pass upon the
result of the joint revision to be finally adopted;
Montgomery Blair writes letter to theWorld
urging the immediate adoption of the Pas Pa
sive Policy on the part Of the democrats. The
World prints the letter, cdltoria|ly dissenting
firm yi,.;y.
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ss7ECyHE .S'DT3CE.S.

Ms5-WINTER WISDOM. Warm clothing
alone will not protect tho body against the con-
sequences Of the sudden depression Of tempcra-
tire which is concomitant OF carly:winter Elan
mel next the skin preserves the animal heat, but
it does not mpart animal visor. That property
is the special prerogalive Of Hostcttcr'S Stom-
ach Bitters which is therefore n specific protec-
ton against majority Of the complaints which
arc most common ut this season. For example
course Of the great vegetable invigo:ant, com
mcnced now, will be almost sure |" preclude
chills and fever, bilious colo, disorders OF the
stomach, constipation, and many other com
pluints which are often the direct or INDIRECT ci-
iccts OF an atmosphere surchargcd with cold, un,,
wholesome vapor. Moreover, the system toned
and regulated by this means is muchmore likely
to resist pulmonary disease than it would other
wire be; for the influence Of searching medicine
pcrvades nil the organs, and every fibre and It's
sue of the frame. Persons whose vital powers
are weak, especially invalid ladies and the aged,
nre earnestly recommended not TO face the WIZ
tiers rigor without having recourse to this safe
and sufficient means of Reinforcing cntccblcd
nature Much suffering may be escaped, much
danger avertcd by following this counsel Bet
ter late than never is good rrovcrb, but it Is
better 10 be eally than late. dec 4-eolw
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zft~ COLUMBIA STEAM FIRE ENGINE Co..
4 ii members Of the Columbia Steam Fire En-
CINE Company arc respectfully requcstrd to at
tend meeting Of the Colnpuily t. be held on
Thursday evening December H. ut /! 5'rIock,
in the hall Of the Company. Business of i'm
portance will be brought before the meeting,
\ fun attendance Is REQUESTED All active mem
hcrs of the Company will please take notice Of
the following resolution passed 1T the last meet
ing, held November =, 1871 Resolved, That
one week previous to tlc next regular meeting
the Secretary shall publish notice thereof, with
the notification that MI members who shall ut
tia, meeting hc tn.,!.d f. have been absent four
consecutive monthly meetings prcvinU: IT, lIiat,
shall be droppr,! from the rolls, and that hc uIso
.otify separately the mrmbcrs who have h@"n
50 absent 4 j. MARSHALL.
dec It'd Recording Sect Y.
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.7ECTEON' Stiles.
EiYL. Harrison. Auctioncer.

GALE OF TIE BRICK YARD OF TUCK
- Err Il LUCAS AND ALL APPURTEN-
ANCES.- not -oli at private sale by MON
DAY. the 1T day Of JANUARY, 49, will be sold
on that day ut T. clock H., on the premises
south Washington street, opposite the Catholic
Cemetery, the BRICK YARD, embracing Ct
most improved BRICK MACHINES, STEAM
ENGINE and BOILER, full set Of BLACK
SMITH TOOLS, &C., &c, and everything con-
stituting a frst-class brckyard. There Is
wharf attached.
Terms: Onc-thrd cash, and the residue in six
and twelve months, with interest to be secured
by the notes Of the purchaser, with approved
personal security, and the retention of the title
until the last payment is made. Stamps and
decd at the cost o! the purchaser.
nov 30-cCtS" TUCKER u LUCAS.
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Washington News.

Mr.. Banks will introduce in the House On
Monday bill to carry into effect the treaty be-
tween the r. S. and Great Britain.
The Civil Service Commission was engaged
Yesterday in discussing the grouping and class
fication of the Offices Of the Department of
I State and the civil offices in the Navy Depart.
meut
There is no desire among good li.any
members of Congress to take recess from Dee.
Dist to Jan 18th.
The retenchment committee in the Senate is
not revived, thus depriviug Mr.. Schurz CT Il
chairmanship. Mr. Trumbull moved in eau
Gus, and subsequently in the Senate, to continue
the committee 1t was defeated in caucus and
laid over in the Senate Mr. Schurz attended
the caucus
There is little or no change in the vomuit-
tees of the D. S. Senate.
A white man named John Lealny, who keeps
restaurant on Sampson street, yesterday; had
some words with q colored man named Ellail
Cant. The quarrel ended by Leamy drawing
revolver and shooting Cant Dead the ball
passing through his heart. Leany surrender
ed himself to the officers. After preliminary
examination he was held for further hearing
to- morrow morning. 1t is alleged that Cant
had once been put out Of the restaurant but
returned and forced the door.
AN APPEAL TO ALEXIS. --Among the lnalc
tons which the Grand Duke must number
against hisvisit to this country,ls the following
appeal which he has just received from vic:
tim of false confidence in Republican men aud
Institutions:
To the Grand Dukc l11erS i write 10 in.
form you that, desiring to purchase tic kat5 to
the ball given in honor Of your arrival Ill Phil
adephia, was refused the same, for no other
reason than because CT my complexion |
cannot believe, representing as you TO. IN
Empire which embraces within It's limits men
of many different races, that this narrow and
Liberal act Of caste and prejudice can i'll any
way receive your sanction or approval.
| attribute it rather to that funky spirit IN
certain poor soulel Republican Americans.
who, while they are ever so ready to taWn
upon the great, are also ever ready to insult
the humble and tiicndess.
Believing that your spirit is like the asplra,.
tons Of your mighty country, cosmopolitan,
am satisfied that you approve of no such con-
temptibe act Of some impoverished spirits
around you.
Denied access to your presence, venture to
thus pay you my respects and will aud that,
though Grand Duke, I regard you as q much
better Republican than hose Americans who
have, in my person: insuted 1 man on account
of the accident Of his complexion. The act
would not be tolerated in Russia and | he
licve you despisc it, as does.
THOMAS j. Dorsey.
Philadcl phia, December t, 1871.
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axe :SsnrlictY.

NLW loRK, Dec. S.-Stocks strong and
steady. Gold strong at I0al0!. Money quiet
and firm 1T T. Va. Ga, e.; new, 67Tll. Flour dull
and unchanged Wheat quiet aud steady
Corn quiet and firm
BAITIloEE, Dec H.--Va. skies, old, 81 bid;
do. coupon old. G3 bid. CT asked. W. Va.
SKIES 81 bid, 27s asked Cotton very firm; low
middIiug<, lS4-held higher. Flour active and
firm; Howard Street Superine Ga SCI; Extra
Gas y. Wheat dull; Pennsylvania local &C.:
Corn firm: yellow Southern Tna13 Oats dull
20
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~ = ELDl.
Thn iln,ncnsc new stock Of

Now READY
The immense new stock Of
FALL AID WINTER Go0DS,
AT II. STRAUSS ESTABLISHMENTS,
Nos 80 and 81 King street.
The stool, is replete in all its branches, consist
ing of Mems, Ladies', Boys, Misses and Child
ren's Boots and Shoes, in great variety, which
for chcapncss and durability cannot be excelled
bv any similar establishment in town.
Also large and well selected stock OF Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Trunks and En-
liscs, which will be sold ut New York prices.
DO not fail to CALL as we guarantee t" sell low
er than the lowest.
Don't forget the name and Eos.
IT. STRAUSS,
nct3 Nos 90 and 81 King street.
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ErI7ss aaEifiTiiiH-

SAN FRANCISCO Dec The State Senate
confirmed Adiutant General Cazeneau. the de-
lnocrats and republicans uniting upon him.
The JOINT Convention for the election OF u.
s. Senator did not meet to-day
COL peckcy's California Mustang mare,
Kate. trnttel twenty miles over very heavy
TRACK in - munte<:ind so seconds. The owner
then offered to wagrr $1,000 that ,hc could
trot another mile immediately OUTSIDE. Vi go,
but there. We're no takers.
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ECON Happy Relief for
Young Men from the effects Of Errors and Abuses
in early life. Manhood restored. Nervous debility
cured. ,Impcdiments to Marriage removed: Ncw
method OF treatment. New and remarkable
remedies Book and Circulara scnt FREQ, in
sealed envelopes Address HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, No. 2 South Ninth st, Phiadcl-
phia. sep 2-d&tw3m
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IMMIGRATION MEETING. Any one DESTROYS
Of attending the immigration Convention
to meet in Richmond on the 18th inst. and who
has not received an invitation to be present on
that occasion, can obtain one By applying to
Major John w. Green, of this city, one OF the
committee appointed to issue the invitations.
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aas.RATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-This $

g~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-This SUI
pcrb Hair Dye is the 6est IN The IFortd-Pcrfcctly
Harmless Reliable and Instantaneous No dis
appointTsnt No Ridiculous Tints or Unpleas-
ant ant OIor. TIE genuine " \; BstcholorS Hair al
Dye produces tMMEplA-lhL1 a ,: 5pient thd
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Suit~and Beau
tful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. S6tl by
all Druggists. Factory, IL Bond ST., New York.
New York ;un 20--eoly
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From Mexico.

MArAMonAs, Dec "A telegram from
Mier, dated noon, says Saltio and all the facts
there are in possession of the insurgents under
Gen. Treyino The government forces capitu-
atea on the evening Of the 9Th. The insurgents
are preparing to march oh San L"!u-.
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First lnstaIment Now Opening.

10 nbviatc the difficulty nf obtaining different
grades Of White CotlonS of uniform qualities
values and tested excellence Of fabrics, we have,
ut large expense and great labor, ordered them
IL be fabricated for our sales under our own
private brands and trademarks lAll Of which
nre copyrighted
Gas-%Caritol Shirtirg," warranted to be = SUI
perior article for shirts to any fabric Of is c!a::
and price.
best goods for the general use CT ladies, children
and the current wants of the household.
aEg-"Extra Heavy Everlasting Shifting" Of
unusual weight and value and is specially made
for loboring mems and boys shirts and night
shirts, and NIL Other purposes requiring cotton
Of extra weight and durability.
Manufacturers, commission merchants, lac
tors and all other dealers are hereby cautioned
and warned that legal process vii! be Institut ted
for damages against any and all parties who in
fringe, copy, or in any other manner Interfere
with our private brands or trademark.
One hundred pieces thick and medium irish
Linens (the best brands importcd) for Shirts,
bosoms. wristbands and collars,
MG~Also constantly on hand, our usual i,!n-
pie stock of all kinds Of Fancy and Sta:'l" i'rT
Szss~oNE PRICE ONLY, MARKED -
PLAIN FIGURES.
PERRY ss BROTHER.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND NIHTii&I',
WASHlNGTON, Dc
Established l5i0)
III Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cpth:, Matti"l-.
Rugs, &c, upper tonrs.
Washington, dec Scot ..---.--.-.
CPECIAL NOTICE To CITY TANPAG-
- RS.-By All net passed !'E the City C"uncil
Of Alexandria on the lIth day Of N"vrmh Der,
1871, the CITY Collectors are required r. add 10
Der cent TO all tax bills not paid before thc l3tl
t!ny of Dccembr:, ISL. Ai;"G tho 1t day 81!
JANUARY 1872 the san" act AUTHORIZES: the rn.-
lection Of delinquent tax bills by tho sale q: IA"
property uron which the taxes are due
JNO r. HILL, Collector :. Dist.
s. X. FIELD, :. Dist.
10" Office under the Mansion House. Office
hours from to r. ard from to 4 clock
dec Still
NOTICE-An adjourned annual meeting Of
~ the stockholders in the ALIEN ANDRlA,
MOUNT VERNON ard ACCOT1Nk TURN
PIKE CO. will be held 1T "Hughe'S Alexandria
House, opposite the Po>toffce, in Alexandria.
on SEVENTH DAY, the 10th instant, ut eleven
o'clock a. m 1t is desired that there may be 4
general Attendance. ~ the officers for the ensuing
wear arc to be elected and other important bust
ness 10 come before the Company.
''(~' " S''''0 G. GILLINGHAM,
dec 8-td President.
TARM FOR RENT.-A FINE FARM,
Z situated in Fairfax county. SIX miles from
Washington and six miles irons Alexandria,
Good HOUSES and fences; will DC rented on
liberal terms Possession given jaEuary ist,
1872 Fer particulars enquire OF
JAMES CHATHAM,
dec S-1Gt Alexandria, Va.
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BALL. The ball of the Harmonic at their
Hall over Adams Express office, last night,
was, as anticipated, one Of the most agreeable
affairs of the season. 1t vas prolonged until
nearly daylight this morning, and passed OFT
to the entire satisfaction Of all the large mum
Der who were present.
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The CANAL stated in yesterday ia
zette feet of boats left here on their return
to Cumberland, bu. they proceeded no farther
than the railroad bridge where they were COM
pellcd to stop by the thickness Of the ice. An
ice breaker, however, came down this morning
from Georgetown, breaking track, and on its
return, was followed by the delayed boats.
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PROPERTY SALE.-The lot On the corner of
Patrick and Queen streets, and the one adjoin-
ing it, belonging to Mr.. William Gregory,
have been sold by the land agency of George
". Parker TO Michael Smith for $50 and
no. respectively.
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MUSICAL TREAT.-As will be seen by IN adj
vertisemeut 10 another column.a musical enter
taiument of the highest order will be given here
on the l4ih inst.