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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-14

! Ho! FOR TIE ScHUTzENFEsT.-The great
peoples festival OF the year, the German schut'
zenfesr, will take place at the Schutzenplatz on
the 1st, ID, Sd, 4th aud 5th May. Prizes for the
best marksmen, amounting to $1,000, will be dis.
trtbutsd during the festival. Harry Leslie, the
Niagara tight-rope dancer will appear every after
noon, and there will be, In addition, all the diver.
slons and games for which the Germans are
famous. The regulations for the fest are printed
in another column. 1t Is to be a grand affair, 10
which, we mag take IL for granted, all Charleston
will Join.
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OUR PRICES CuRRENT.-We especially invite
TIE attention Of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices Current, issued this morning. Made up
with the utmost care, and handsomely printed
with entirely new type, 1t forms, with the business
card OF the house forwarding 1t, the mos: attract
i've and welcome weekly commercial circular
that can be used. Price, for ten copies or more,
with business cards, two and q half cents per
copy; single copies five cents.
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ssUsRIED STATES CohHIssIoNER.-Isaac John
aon was brought before Commissioner Porteous
yesterday morning and examined on the charge
OF selling liquor without paying the revenue
license. The prisoner was shown to have been
retailing Jamaica ram, which, according to his
own statement. he got from a Spanish vessel In
the harber without paying the proper duties
,iHe Was bonnd over In the sum OF $1,000 to appear
for trial at the May term OF the United States
Diqtrict Cnprt-
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TIE ST. PATalCK's PIcNIc.-The gloomy
weather yesterday morning did not damp the
-ardor OF the little onss and their friends, and
when the festival was at its height. at least six
hundred persons must have been on the grounds
At the Plstz. All the arrangements were admi.
rable, anu there was no hitch throughout the
day. Mr.. Superintendent Kanapaux seemed to
be able to be In half q dozen places at one aud
the same time, and, With. the clergy and the
teachers OF the school, was untirlng In his efforts
to make the picnic entirely successful. The chill
dren did not return home until dusk, and the
universal shout was that they had had 9 glorious
day.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet and Leather bindings, 10 cents; Old
price 30 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
IS cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, ST.; old price 81 Is. In Velvet and Lea
Their bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
HAsBL ST. BAZAAR, AND No. 1o1 KING ST.
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EASTER CHURCH Ell ECTIONS.

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, ST. ANDREw's PARISH.
Ward sns-Dr. W. ]. Bull, Richard Frost.
Observation-Disclosures lizard Bull, q. L. Toonaer,
g.. Magwood, Francis S. Holiness Alexander q.
Brown, Henry c. Inwood-
Delegates to Diocesan ( Nvention-H. L. Too.
mer, Francis S. Holmes.
ST. BARTHoLoAsw's PARSE.
Wsrdens-H. L. Toomer, L. J. Witsell. s
Vestrymen-John ". Lewis, Edward B. heans'
VIM. N. Ramsay, Albert R. Hayward, C.P. Fish
burne.
Delegates to Diocesan Conventional L. Too
mer. John ". Lewis, Edward B. Means.
81. LUKs's CHURCH, NEwBzRRY.
wardens-w. C. Johnson, E. 8. Bailey.
vestrymea-J. Ward Motto, A. ". T. Simmons
N. 3. Mazyck, r. II. Greneker.
Delegates to Diocesan Convention. Ward
Morte, n. B. Mazyck, R. b. Greneker.
81. JOHNS CHURCH, oLUksIA
wardens-Dr: VIM. weston, Robert Adams.
Instrumentation P. Adams, Thos. p. weston,
A. shoolbred, P. q. Chsppel, E. Nee. Crarkson.
Delegates to Diocesan Convention-John r
Adams, A. Shoolbred, DR.. VIM. Weston.
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TEE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF TIE LADIES Is
invited to a lot OF entirely new and exceedingly
beautiful patterns, Just received and opened for
sale, at reasonable prices, by Nine. LuLler. Paris
ian dressmaker, King street, one door above
Wentworth street. Gall early "a the supply 10
limited.
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1orToS FOR GREAT BRrrAN.-The British
bark Florence Chapman was cleared for Liverpool
yesterday, by Mr.. Henry Card, with the following
valuable cargo, say /: 10 bags sea island cotton,
2slS bales upland cotton, 200 bags cotton seed,
and rs tons phosphate rock. Total weight 1,464,-
'S2T pounds-va ne SlS3, 100.
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|. ORDNAr1oN,-The Rev. James Fullerton will
he ordained deacon, by Bishop Lynch, tomorrow
morning ct the Cathedral Chapel, and VIII be,
ordained priest on the following day.
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The CATHOLIC FAR.-We are requested to
say that In consequence Of the lnclemency OF the
weather yesterday comparatively little was done
towards decorating the hall. 1t is necessary that
the ladies should turn out en- maSse to-day in
order to accomplish the amount OF work to. be
done.
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The ATTENTION OF WATcH-BUYERs is called
to our large stock OF Wslths Il Watches THESE
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best aud cheapest in the
market. All Watches guaranteed.
". CARRINaToN & Co.,
maria No. 2s5 King street.
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Hotel ArrivaL-Aprii ID.
MILLS HOUSE.

:. MILLS HOUSE.
Mrs. j. ]. Perry, Mss Denny, Columbia;
VIM. Perrlne, Kalamazoo, Mich. Jos. A. Greene,
Orangeburg; A. II. Hammond, New York; Virgil
Ryllyer, Georgia; ]. Foster Maxwin, East Florida
u. ]. conklin, Mrs. Penty, Miss Penty, New
York.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
8. G. Holland. aeurgta;J J. F. barley, Alabama;
VIM. G. Perrine. Chicago; J. r. Rubencame,
Philadelphia; DR.. O. J. Bond, Marion; L. R. Rags
dale. J. Keith, ]. E. keith, rmmonsville; r. W.
Bloom, New York; W. s. Boyd aud son, South
Carolina; Won. N, Wallace. Philadelphia; Norman
W. Kingsley, Linden Park, 8. c.; s. Hamilton
Cartwright, London.
PAVILION HoTEE.
J. E. Cook, Granlteville; ]. L. Harmon and lady,
Edgeheld; ]. 3. Tolison. south Uaroiua; j.. wes-
lev Smith, .Bennettsville; X. E. Joy ner, ]. c. Hess,
Philadelphia.
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BROTHERLY AssoCnTIoN.-At the twenty
.second annual meeting OF the Brotherly Associa-
tlon, held on the 18th inst, the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing year: VIM.
Wallace, president; R. BlrnIe, vice-president; ].
~ Gregg, secretary; n. ]. Simonds, treasurer; W.
4. Mitchell and E. 6. Crocker, stewards. Stand
ing commlttee-R. Brine, G. Myers, A E. O'Neill.
Charity committee-A. E 0'Neill, ]. Stoken, F. o.
Marshall, G. Myers, G. W. Blrnie.
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To CLOSE out our stock of Tenpins, Too
Chests and Building Blocks, we have reduced tn
prices to very low figures.
No. 18l KING ST., n BASEL ST. BAZAAR.
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+ AROUND THE HAKBoR.-The State Dental
Association, with their guests, the members
or the Southern Dental Association, had a very
pheasant trip around the hsroor In the Emile yes
Eterday afternoon.
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TARGET SHooTING.-Among the amusementa
at the picnic OF the German Sunday School, at the
SchttSenp,atz on Wednesday last, were the
target practice and shooting at the eagle BY the
boys of the school. The crown Of the eagle was
shot of by Master George Jatho, who took the1frst
prize The juvenile marksmen acquitted them.
selves with a dexterity which gives promise that
the rising generation will not be behind their
fathers In steady hands and true aims.
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ATTENTION, TouRsrs.-Stereoscopic view.
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. lel King street,
or st the Hasel street Bazaar. noVl2
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MESDNG THEIR WAYs.-We are glad to see
that the city authorities are filling up the deep
holes In Rutledge avenue. II they go on as they
have begun, there will be no more drowning
.cases,' In that quarter.
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ELEcTIoNs:-The elections held in BENEFITS
vile on the 10th resulted as follows: For lnten'
dant, 7. ". Allen, 4s votes. For wardens, Harris
Covington, 49,; O. s. Mccall, Al; !. L. Breden ALL
A. II. Cook, 10.
The election for intendant and wardens OF the
town Of Sumter resulted as follows Intendant,
E. G. Green. wardens, L. P. Loring, A. w. Suder'
Guignard Richardson, J. E. Suares.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81
SIS. So so and So so per thousand, according &c
size, at TdE News Job ONCE.
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Auction Sales This Day.

William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, notions and furniture.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
Scots, shoes and hats.
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MApss' SupERpHospHATE has been reduced
to $50 cash, and $50 on time. Klnsman d Howell
ere the agents for the state.
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sfssR ROLE ORR BaoksN Ps6AlHsarWed-
sassaay night a edaesaa man aaaed Frkacls
hsSesvssredsss FL
iqiStE sSf 8utuSsntqiGs 81 thsts mskxNsuan,
sarah JSnss; MN whom be had been intimate,
but was not then on the best of terms. Sarah
abused him In: q. horrible manner for some time,
and at last worked herself up to So Oh q rage that
she raised q heavy pitcher which she held in her
hand and struck at him. He wsrded OF the
blow, and the pitcher being smashed, q piece
struck Sarah on the head innIcting q severe cash.
The police here arrested both parties, and, after q
night In the lookup, they were brought before the
Mayor, who discharged them after a short e6.
animation.
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BUSINESS NoTICEs.

MARK Your CLOTHING Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. octl4-s
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CRooUEri CRooUEr!! CRooUEr !l!-1m-
mense reduction tn price The largest Field
Croquet at 81.
HAsRL STREET BAAAR AND no. 161 KING ST.
nor12
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HiT srEALERa-Robert Williams, Henry
smlrn, John Janessna Aooers Loyd' four youths
of eolor. we're arrested "Wednesday evening, ey
Onscsr hlpson, onarsedwthstsaltns siot Of hats
from Msssfs. Horsay !. Co, Hasas gfrseS. The
essaoashmsSssksnas1tA aaasoesn entered a
, was on,t Ole sse7trnmeeaskpsr OF the long
.,ore He heard sNe door slam but took 1t to De
the wind. Next morning it was discovered snat
about three dozen felt oats were missing. seVe'
raj have been recovered. being found IN a store
uptown, the storekeeper alleging that ne n"s
bought them at fifty cents apiece. The prisoners
were arrested on suspicion, and being brought
before the Mayor on the additional charge Of
vsurancy. were sent to the House Of Correction
for thirty days each under the 7sgrant law
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DEArHs.-Mr. Benjamin S. Raysor, a highly
respected citizen, died at Georges Station on'the
10th inst, in the twenty. seyenth year OF his age.
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CITY E. r S.
Meetings This Day.

5 Marion Lodge, at SP. N.
La Candeur Lodge, at s p. N.
German Volunteer Association. at s F. n.
Charleston Riremen Club, at han. past : I. n.
washington Rine Club. at sP. n.
Adger Ride Club, at 8 P. n.
Pioneer Fire Company, at 8 P. NJ.
+, Etna Fire Company, at half.psst s P. N.
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SALE OF STANps.-The sale of the refresh
ment stands at the Schutzenplatz on wednesday
morning for the coming I've days. fest in May
was largely attended. The competition was
lively, and, under the inspiring eloquence OF tne
;auctiopeer, Mr.. R 9. Bruins, whose only regret
wss that he could not speak German, handsome
prices were obtained. The privilege Of keeping
the bar wss sold TO Mr.. N. Fehrenoacn TO- soio'
and the Ice cream and lager beer reiresnment 3D.
looms brought from s57 to $50 eacn. Ine eA'ea'
si7e preparations that have been maze, anu TUE
certainty that with the Invited guests there Will
not be less than one thousand men In UNIFORM 70
say nothing Of otfersat the festival, give the '~-
caasers every reason, to expect that their Dat
gains win be Handsomely remansrative.
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THE GERMAN PEACE FESTIVAL pictur-
esaue and highly interesting account OF the
grand German Peace Festival at New York VIII
be found in our New York correspondence. All
the Charleston Germans should see for themselves
what their countrymen In the North are doing.
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sgsGnpas DAYS OF Tar iRoa aNHessfSRoR.
$1SSsxETRxys1LEns axD onR Inaf AS4NA--
sSSnh stesmsoipitns6 sbsTsaaxlsS9atAsafo-
sSSa srs sopqfntsatp ,alsm aHed1sspnysSSist
ssSSSsaEs1sxa 4Nse aehes 4kksssdurding
s6rrn1nSlcr vSsasssarIssfyas 1tottdaS ssealulers
sapESNGdsbduaasJaA 6 eSeaenmodss1toasfSsth the
SEfnsSxcdaetssaSM .rspJfIa6KaaSlss. IuAtay
SSsSfjsSn 10 aSSssSsSatggtdsQs.p cistoes
= S6fothsrfa5R Observation-Disclosures es,
A5ESsesan. Of tns iron LlneSw viii Hsparcnth their
S5RsmtGips Oh TsssdSssfxrnooas 30 sass anple
sxkdsSEAsanotdsA3lrHsS Yorsf ion the dlssrsbu-
NsH615fi4zyi for tho SATURDAY markets
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AT Cosr! AT Cost Large size Ohromos.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
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The AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CARO-
L1NA.-The regular quarterly meeting Of this 30
| ciety was held last evening at the Board Of Trade
rooms, the Hon. Charles Macbeth In the chair.
A Communication to Messrs. Roach Il Co., from
Sponord, Brothers d Co., Of New York, In re-
latiou to the furnishing OF roonny sailing ships for
the shipment OF Cinnamon directly from the coast
| OF CHINA to this State, was read and referred to
the executive committee.
A communication on the subject Of labor from
Mr.. James CarlIn, was read, showing the com-
parative. cost OF labor on the plantations In Lou
isiana and the West, and on those In the Southern
and Middle States-the price OF labor In the for
mer being 20 per cent. higher than In the latter,
| causing q constant drain OF labor from the Middle
| and Southern States to the West The writer
suggested the importation Of Chinese laborers.
Referred to the executive committee.
The report of the executive committee for the
past quarter was read, showing the prosperous
condition OF the society. The report was received
ss information.
A. committee OF three were appointed to invite
the memhers Of the Board Of Trade to hear the
| lecture on labor about to be delivered BY M. j. J.
Mlkell, of Edlsto Island.
On motion, q recommendation OF the executive
| committee chat the sum OF $500 be appropriated
to the repairing OF the buildings on the farm OF
the society, was adopted.
An able lecture on labor and the production of
the sea island cotton plant was delivered BY Mr..
J. Jenkins Mikell, OF Edisto Island.
On motion. the essay was ordered to be pub
llshed, and the thanks Of the society were return.
MI NJ M,telI for thta ahle naner.
The executive committee were requested, at
the next meeting, to submit q plan for carrying
ont the recommendations in their report.
W. e. simons, IT., and G.. T. Mitchell, Esqa.,
we're elected members. Adjourned.
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Seeming Mlarb,r.ss.

AND THE
swEEDn FAMILY FAyoRITE LoCK1STITcH
MACHINE.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
ments. on easy terms, or for cash: All kinds OF
machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, CWnise
blsck and colored,) silk, OH, Soap, DO, DC
Repairing % usual. Circulars ana sdnplee Oh
work sent on application. n.
General Dealer In First Class Sewing Aa-
chine and Material, No. 301 King street,
auGl7 GnSriesIon' :. "
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IN E r T I l. I q E R s.
100 tons No. l PERUVIAN {Chincha) GUANo,
warranted pure.
1890 bbls. Land Plaster, ground from the best
Nova Scotia Rock, and warranted pure.
100 tons Pure Dissolved and Ground Bone.
$50 tons Whltelock's Vegetator. Tue Vegetatof
very high reputation. 1t IL second to no
other Fertilizer, except Peruvian Guano,
offered In this market.
100 tons "Raiston'sn Dissolved Bone and Ammo
MIA.
100 bbls. Eastern Island Fish Guano, at $S5 per
ton Of 1000 pounds.
For sale BY t.! KERR w. :
fehS
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CRuMBs.-W. ]. Mcpherson, of Rochester
N. T., has been appointed commissioner Of deeds
for South Carolina
Mr.. Thomas Finley has 80 far recovered from
his wounds received In the shooting affair at the
Race. course as to be able to walk about th'
streets.
Mr.. Jacob Rawl, the former deputy sheriff o
Lexington County, died In Alabama a shor
time since.
rne body OF q child, with Its throat cut, wa
Sfo0ud 1t Bennetisville last week.
The Favoritas. we learn, are to have a big pic
mic at Mount Pleasant to-day.
An accident occurred in the quarry at the
P~enitennary, Tuesday afternoon, caused BY one
OF the ~convIcts employed therein, missing hi
foothold, precipitatsd hesdlong a distance o
about twenty-five feet, to the bottom Of. the
quarry. The man Sustained very severe injuries,
but will probably recover.
The famous doll:baby house, from the Memorial
Rsts, will be rafied at No. Is Hayne street, at 4
,o,clockaIhi afternoon.
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THE UNITED STATES CoURr.-In the Circuit
Court on Thursday, the 18th, lions. Hugh L. Bond
and George 8. Bryan presldlng) tie case or
Tones, Son & MelyaIn vs.. Lucas & Strohecker
was referred to the court, who decreed for the
plaintiff in the sum OF $3.50 II.
Butcher & Brother va. 7. II. Cater. Jury
charged with the case, which was continued until
to-day.
THE DISTRICT COURT.
The petition Of Joseph L. Steven, OF St. Johns,
for voluntary Bankruptcy was referred to Regis.
trar Carpenter for adjudication
The. court approved OF the appointment OF
James &. Burke slsisagusa q I4nrlca Strauss,
Of Charleston, sc.
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TRIAL JUSTICE ITENs.-Wm. Smalls, arralgn,
ed before Trial Justice Levy on the charge OF
swindlIng Benjamin Toby out OF fifteen dollars,
was found guilty and sentenced to pay a nne Of
i've dollars and costs, or go to jail for thirty days.
Joe Nelson, tried before the sam justice for
striking his better half with his fists and other
wise .maltreatlns her, was found guilty and sen.
fenced to pay q nne Of twenty dollars and costs,
or 60 to jail for twenty days.
A storekeeper ia whose possession were found
several hats stolen from Messrs. Horsey 4 90
and purchased BY the former, was examines be-
fore the same justice, AID gave bonds for his sp'
pearance ut the next term Of the Court Of General
sessions.
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THE AthxN1 AssoCIxfIoN.-At the annual
meeting Of the Alumni Association Of the College
OF Charleston, held yesterday, the following ON
GERS were elected for the ensuing year: Hon. b.
D. Lesesne, president; @. B. Miles, v~icepreadent;
D. Huger Bscot, secretary and treasured; General
F. ". Capers, ". r. Kingman, W. st. J. Jervey,
Arthur Mazyck, and George S. Holmes, stewards.
Standing commlttee-John McCrady, 8. P. Rave
mel, v. L. wilkins and 3. P. Frost Paul Fl.
Hayne, orator.
The addresso OF the Hon. W. D. Porter, delivered
at the college commencement, has been publish
ed BY the association, and I'VE copies will be dis
erfbuted to any member applying to the Hon q.
D. Lesesne at his office No. q Broad street. :tsis
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TIE STATE CIRCUIT CoURT-AN IMPORTANT
TAX CAsR.-The court met as usual, hon. R. F.
Graham presiding.
Michael Waters vs.. tie South Carolina Railroad
Company. The jury In this case, during whose
deliberations the court adjourned on the proceed.
ing day, reported thai they were unable to agree
on a verdict, when the Judge directed them to
again retire and reconsider the case. After re.
manning out for two hours more, they again
came Into court and stated that they were still
unable to agree. Upon this they were discharged
from the further consideration OF the case, and a
mistrial being ordered, the case was continued.
Theodore D.. Wagner vs.. John R. stoll, county
treasurer. Action to compel the county treasurer
to receive Bank OF the State bills In payment of
State and county taxes-the case coming up on
an order from the Supreme Court, directing the
issue to be tried before q jury, under the instruc.
lions OF the circuit Judge whether the bills were
Issued to aid In carrying on the war. After taking
the testimony on both sides, the Hon. A. G. Ma.
grath opened the case for the plaintfn, and was
replied to by the encouragement, on the part of
the defendant. The argument for the plaintiff
viii be concluded this morning.
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marl3
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arion Lodge, at 8 P. n.
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Price.SB7 Per Tor Cash,
s6a Per Tom Payable with 2
Per Cent. Interest Added} ON November 1.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-10
East Knoxville Items.

East Knoxville is a city (which is set upon a
hill and cannot be hid"
1t is noted for little houses and magnificent
views
1t is also, at present. noted for the great I'M
provements in progress on its streets. Almost
every street is undergoing improvement.
Patton street is being opened and graded
from Cumberland street to Mabry street. Curb
ing and sidewalks are also being extensively
put down. The opening of this street was al
most an absolute necessity, for people living at
each extreme could not get to the other except
by going about mile or two out of the way.
The new bridge over First creek near the
railroad, is not yet completed.
Mr.. Wilds is finishing a very handsome
house at the corner of Patton and Mabry
streets.
Mr.. Sturm has made excavation and hauled
brick for house on the corner of Patton and
Cumberland streets.
The people live without the aid Of police and
sunfoWers flourish.
Cowan and Meetings. big house looks mag
nifcent from the summit of Temperance Hill.
Mr.. Kinzel is burning q lime kiln near the
railroad. He uses only coal and finds it much
better than wood