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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-29
y WILL ALL THOSE WHO SUFFER
PROM
CONSUMPTION or COUGH
aaease Read the Following Letter
From Reliable D usgist?

From Reliable uggist?
1FFs.s MoUNT VERNON. ILL. April y, 1871.
Mrssps J. HAKRIs 4 Co.. Cinci natl. Ohio
suc6 high terms Of Aliens Lung Balsam tO,da that
ment: 4, SAYS his mother. who is now sixty years
age ha- suffered with consumption TOT seVeLA sass'
a9 mas been under the care of all our best
but never received auy pei nanent oensnt' tner ~
res rted 10 most every kind OF u ugh ana Lung Da
saII that could be occurred tor her. but all 70 no ata
Sne sl grew worse until she vas confined 70 ner oeu
ami when she was seized with parOxysm OF GO snin-
she gosd lose the power Of respratloD ana they Wet
cnpeled to resort 20 various means ~ restore oreAtn
ing; and while she coughed so hard sne coue nGt
hector re an, hing, and tn family and friends had
given up all hopes OF her recovery her son uossse
the advertisement of Aliens Lung baisam N tne
Christian Advocate and ey thought tney woIa ~ a-
cure and try it They commen ed giving ne tne pai-
sam at O'Clock P. NJ; as directed dose evsly noSr
until midnight th she took another spell OF cough
ing and expvctOrated mouth inii OF daIh % - A.
for some ine They continued to give ner the balsam
until morning and then she began tr expectoIats ree
iy AMI within hours she had ezpectoraied three
hints of mucus matter. which gave ner immealate Ie
if and .ince time she has continued 10 mp ove.
She now sits up all day. aud can walk about tne mouse
and take considerable out-d exercl,e. he1 son
houpht more of the Balsam to-day. and ne Is re ON
mending il very highly TO every one;
Yours respectfully, A. c. JOHNSON; Druggist.
Wa there greater proof Of merit than the case
this hEN ftEsNS !siI LUNG BALsAM is without dors. The
he's. GRANT rem edy offered to the aicted
nnblic II contain opium IN any form. and its use
Is harmless to the most dellcate. ....,.
Cincinnati. OHIO.
FOR SALE BIZ ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
- - For Sale BY
f. :. SANFORD a co., Knoxville. Tenn
ir;Un:MBERLAiN II; a ALBErs
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Cleveland Items.

The Bradley County Teachers Institute held
its regular session last Saturday. This Institute
is thoroughly organized, and is destined to
exert considerable influence in raising the stand
ard of education. Its objects are the improve
ment of its members in the science of teaching,
and in the most approved practice; the diffus-
ing of Information upon the system of common
school education among the people, and pro-
noting harmony of fe ling and the greatest
possible advancement in scientific and general
information. hseI i.te I
The Bradley County Board of Education will
hold its session on Thursday, of this week
This town and county will compare with any in
the State on public schools.
Much interest is being felt all over the county
on the subject of public schools. w
The Cleveland public school has been in sue
cessful operation for three years md half,
with an average attendance Of 2l7 scholars.
Considerable interest is being manifested here
in making preparations Tor the festivities of the
fourth of July. There will be a grand colt
sho,o" on that memorable day at the new Fair
Ground, and an entertainment at night at the
City Hall by the young people, for the benefit
Of the Baptist Church, at this place,
The remains of Hon. A. j. Fletcher were re-
moved last week from the cemetery, to pri-
vate burial place near the family residence two
miles west of town, where splendid monument
has been erected. w
A very sad aeeident occurred yesterday at
''Ladds Springs twelve miles southeast OF
town, to couple ofchildren of Mr.. B. 6. Willis
of this place. Mrs Willis, with the children,
went last week to the Springs, and yesterday one
OF the little girls was carrying the, baby about
for its entertainment and going near the break
fast table, the child pulled the c,'tfee pot over
spilling the coffee upon them, scalding both IN
terrible manner. They are suffering dread
fully and are unable to be removed, but 1t L
thought they will recover. aes--s-ss,-
Many citizens of Cleveland anticipate much
pleasure in having your valuable paper fur
nished as you propose on the early train wheI
the new time table of the East Tennessee, Vir
ginia and Georgia Railroad goes into opera
ton. ID
Some months since Mr.. Ganey, of your city
came and formed partnership with ,1Ir-sJ, X
Butt, in the stove and tinware business, and thi:
evening Mr.. Ganey has formed domestic part
nership with Miss Isouria DeMore. Long may
they be happy b.
CLEVELAND, Tenn, June 9th, 1871. Z
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THE civil service. commission will meet
and organize on Wednesday next More
than majority of the members lave IN
dicated their acceptance. The law restricts
the duties of the commission to the prepa-
ration of rules and regulations for the ad-
mission of persons into the civil service,
and appropriates ten thousand dollars to
defray all expenses. d.
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The Democratic Ieaders'cf Ohio find it
hard 70 convince their old-time followers
that their new departure is geod Demo
cratic doctrine. Tie Columbus 4qtgss1aaa p
admits that this portion of the platform is
not acceptable to portion OF the par;.y, ;.s !,
and it trieste allure them forwardi tellIng
them that this is no time for the Dem ~
least of all for the old guard OF the passS
to hang back.
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THE BArTLE HOUSE.

rHAyE LEASED THE HOTEL LATELY KNOWN
/ is the Stscey Hasse. and VIII nenceaorIh conouc'
Il iu the most approved style. =,
the bic sensSsEy " and Of rngy my oa IL
the mast ;s respsstfrlly solicited Il promise them
fYsusaa Iausa - JOEL A. BATTLE.
II win be seen from the above that have leased the
Staeev Ho se to General Battle, In retiring from the
sos;t;on which have occupied for several years ID
h;s c;tv desire 10 tender my thanks and kind wishes
to old friends and to earnestly eLtreat continuation @
MAKE their stay with him comfortable in every respect
~, ,;il. I,n,7-ftf-v 2a45sst 8 J. E STACEY.
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THE military career of the editor OF the ne
Memphis Appeal, is thus summed up Dy
the 4sdSunckee: His military career oe,
Inn Inn htd ended In this city. It com
in the militia and ended there. HIS active
service in the face of the enemy Was a .
dSiEfmfsn4n II was patroling q few blocks
fbsfildingsin Msmphiss and giopio,as,y n o, 81!
guarding old scrap iron IN rof' ~
ing.n %
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Marshal's sales.

- -.I1n MafSHHf7S SfIEosS' IEn---
WILL SELL FOR CASH AT THE CoURtt p.t
day Of July, ISL, one two horse wagon ant brown
mare: and aiso on be day. at the hoase OF COL
gallons Of distilled spirits. more less seized as the
nronerty of Mary Fsgerald and others Tor violation
~ yo-i 1ne on''' e SP EVANS,
io... fis4H us. Marshsl.
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The New French Lean a Success.
The Treaty Of Washington Ratified.
Miscellaneous and Washington News
FOR EIcN.
uARPFIGHTTNGIN CHINA.

Con,modo Rodgers RPsents the Insult ~
ftF si7t ;so'i'iht Our Flag. al s.i5
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,The Rdnspartisls Active in France
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

eoREleN S VIEWS By THE III &c CABLE. AllslLI
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ceuDIels Ticlery Over the COreans' an
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ALABAMA q CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD

{ KNoSv1LLn. TEsss June 2a, isa.9 |
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cnre Fever and Ague and all other Walarious. 3iOu
Scarlet. Typhoid Yellow and other Fevers, taided
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Drugs and Medicines.

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with painful sensation OF hav-
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done. Often co 'nplaining OF
weakness, debility. aud low
spirits. Sometimes many o:
the abUve symptoms attend
the q sease and ut oths-f
tunes very lew Of them; but
j. nrrar mnst inxnlyed. Curr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-13
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Merchants, Ii schr Myrover Brown, New
York-8 days. Mdse. To W Ro ch i co, VIM NJ
Bird & co, " B smith & co, Adams. ramon co.
J Adger i Co. BOllnlann Bros Bischoh u co,
Bart Il co. W Brookbahk., E Ba.es Il co, Geo A
Bowman, agt, Ii Brown, Vim Chafee ( CO,
CowpesthWait Cameron, BarEley co, Coba
& co, ] G q Clausaep, Z Clacus. F Chevreux J
campscn & co, D Chalmers, Ii buc, Douglas
Miller, DoSe. Noise & Davis, Dass Bros, Good
rich, Wineman co, e Graveley, N Goldsmith 4
Son, Il Graver co, ] Gorham, E 81 Grlmke, 4
G Eli, Fleming & co, Hart co. VIM Harral,
Holmes Calder, N A Hunt, Jancovich, Man.
tone & co, II Katte & co, Lopez, P B Lalane 4
CO, S R Marshall, B O'Neill, ID raul co, Ravenel
co, ] Quackenbu-h, Ravenel Holmes co. w
Steele, Stetlens, Werner Ducker, W shepherd
co, U sllcox, ThomlInson & co, Tledeman,
Ca der & CO, Voller-, Won Santen. Wagener
& Monsees, o F Wieters. " l. Webb, White, G
W Williams co, W Whlden, A Willlngton
co, " Il welch; Weskop1, J W Liney, Crane,
Schr Jonas Smith, Douglas New York-5 days.
Hay. oats. salt and mdse. To VIM Roach & co.
the U S Qnartermaster, Jno Campsen & CO. ID G
KracEe, NJ Goldsmith Son, h nSnan 4 Howell,
Ravenel CO, Mordecal & co, G " Williams & co,
and others.
schr Henrietta LeavItr, Philadelphia-5 days.
Coal and mdse. To II Baker & CO, W Linley,
Rsilroad Agent. stetrens Werner { Ducker;
shaw, w Williams & co, d FRANKIE. Bollmann
Bros, w II Chafee Il 20. Roach II CO. Cameron,
Barkley & CO, ] A Quackenbush, ii 4 Due. Hart i
CO. Dowie, Noise Davis, T. F Panhnin. Pop.
penaeim, VIM Di:d & co, Holmes Calder, G S
and Order.
schr Nellie. from Cooper River. 600 bushels OF
rough rice To W Bee CO.
Si0op Agnes, ~ ON fereu Plantation. l bale
sea island cotton. ToJ Heath.
Boat from Chrlss Church. Gags sea island
cotton Tow Gurney.
Boat from Christ Church. bag sea island cot.
ton. To Galard l. MinOtt.
Boat from Christ Church. l bag sea island
cotton. To Kinsman Howell
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ordinary grades, swee., l5@lsc; choice western
2O@25c. Lard Is In fair supply, ana Is ne'o d.
l2x@1sxc p ID. Cheese-factory choice l3SlSc;
skinned 6aloc; pufed 1920 q b.
SALr.3Jobbing parcels OF fLiyerpoo! received; !;
direct NAV be quoted at 81 5591 80 q sack.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, OF the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market d.
5H@6c a b. Wallis tie 5@5>ic.
INDIA BAGGrSa.-There Is some inquiry LOT
this article. We quote q yard, gunny clotA lsS
ooc. domestic is In improving demand, and double
anchor, i5 inches, may be quoted at ls1sc;
eephant at ls1c, Ludlow 1Shc, other brands
l9@l9nc as In quality.
TIMBER AND LUMBBR.-Tne market lor thls art.-
Gle is uuet We quote timber for milling purposea
from ss@1o. Shipping timber slo@l0. Bright
timber good merchantable, from city mills, cut
to size, from $1s@22 q NJ by the cargo; lumber
per rail, s1s@15; river lumber, slo9l2; dressed
Lumber, s22@25.
FRRIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi.
nal on uplands, nominal on sna Islands; via New
York "a on uplands, "a on sea Islands; By sail
9.lsd on uplands, on sea Islands nominal. To
Havre nominal. Coastwise-to New York, by
steam Ac on uplands and lc on sea Islands; IL SO
a tlerce on rice; by sail, - q b on COTTON;
- a tlerce on rice; 4oc q barrel on rosin;
s,@ss q NJ on lumber; sa@lo ? Ii on tim,
Der. To Boston, by sail, Nc q b on upland p
cotton. To Providence, by sail, IS oo ~ on W
boards, &c q b on cotton; BY steam 81 p bale On
New York rates To Philadelphia. by steam
&c a b on uplands by sail, 81 q on boards
~ on timber: SO q ton on clay, and sSgS 50 on
phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, Hc
BY SAN, ss 5o@7 2 on boards; $500 70 = ID tpI on
our merchants to take lumber freights lrom
9eorgetown, 5. c.. Darien and Satilla River, Ca
and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports, anc
l0@I2 a N are rates on lnmaer ana ooards.
DoAHsr1c ESCuAEGE.-The banks are purchase
Inc sight checks on New York az 3s@ Mc discount
time bills nominal. They are selling slgnt checSs
at par. -o,.o-
| MISUNDERSTANDING RILLS.-The rate yestef
day was nominal at 21h@22X for so day bills.
GoLp.-The brokers were yesterday Ouiing al
| IA and selling at l4X.
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The Charleston Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL.
TEE CRops.-The weather has generally been
moderately warm, portion OF the time being
good picking season, but was occ slonally some
what unsettled. The time is near at hand when
frost will be anxiously looked for as great els
ment In estimating the size OF the crop, but 1t Is
quite probable that the event cannot be expected
before the 2sth instant, when the full moon oc.
ours.
TIE REcsIPrs.-The arrivals at the cotton
ports for the week up to Friday last were 1904
bales in contrast with 81 o7s the week before, and
es,66s bales last season. At New Orleans the
receipts were slss bales, against 1854 bales the
year previous. The total supplies a. the cotton
ports from September l, 1871, up to the latest
dates, were 17206s bales, and s,+7cc9 bales the
season before, showing decrease Of 67,76l balls.
The receipts at the chief Southern markets from
September J. 1871, up TO the latest telegraphic in
'telligence, as compared with the year previous,
were as follows:
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List OF Shipping

List OF Shipping
IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, OCTOBER IL.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastlns
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Georgia, 1900 tons, Crowell, at Union wharf, for
New York, loadlng-Wagner, Huger d CO, W
A Courtenay.
Virginia, tons, Hunter, at Brown 5 co.'s wharf,
for Philadelphia, losding-W A Courtenay.
Sea Gull, s16 tons, Dutton, at Union wharf, for
Baltimore, loadlng-P Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Lady DuYerin, (Br.) s95 tons, Flynn, at Accommo.
dalton wharf, for Liverpool, loadiug-Henry
~ BARKs.
St Peter, 494 tons, Bartlett, at Commercial wharf
to load for Liverpo ~ A Enslow co.
Delphine Meanie, (Fr,) 422 tons, Bertho, at Union
wharf, from Callao, discharglng-Geo W Will
Ana, I>pau.j - tons. Relna, at Railroad
wharf, for Canary Isles, loadlng-WP Hall.
BRIGS.
Delphine, (Fr.) 242 tons, -, at Boyce co.'s
wharf, from New Orleans, waitlng-B Rhett
Son.
Clara, (GerJ = tons. Bedewees, at Commercial
wharf. from Ri, de Janeiro, dscharsing-C
sCHoONERs.
Messervey, 245 tons, Wall, In Ashley River, for
Providence, loading g-L Potter.
Florence Rogers, = toms, Shepherd. In Ashley
River, for New York, loading-W Roach CO.
H T Hedges, 2Is tons, Franklin. at 4 Railroad
wharf, for New York, ready-H Baker
d co.
Ida Richardson. 10 TONS Bedell, In Ashley River,
for Northern Port, loading-saster: .u,
from New YORK, discharging-W Roach CO.
Virginia. 1877 tons, Ross. at N f Railroad wharf,
for New Haven, loading-H Baker & CO.
James Wall 1873 tons. Grover, at Browns wharf,
from RocSport, Ne, dschargtng-A McCobb,
Jr.
III Stckney, 27o tons, FookI, at Kerr's wharf,
from Baltimore, diichargng-Street Bros
& CO. -.
Jonas Smith, 400 tons. Douglas, at Union wharf,
from New York. dlscharging-W Roach CO.
Henrietta, - tons, LeavItt, at Central wharf.
from Ph ladelphia, Gtschargng-H Baker
d CO.
Myrever 40 tons. Brown, at Adger's wharf, from
New York, discharging-W Roach & co.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, October II Sales OF cotton to day
63 bales; middlings !7}sc.
SUMTER, October 1o.-The market has been
sti1 gaining aoont 1ic sine. last report Sales
c67 bales at l74alsc; shipments as follows: New
York 1S0 bales, Charleston ia. Baltimore 81
Tota a5S bales. This Is 70 bales less than was
shipped the previous year.
COLUMBUS. Oc ober 1o.-Market qIet; mil
dhngs lsc; low middlings 1THal7Ac; sales 50
bales; receipts 252; shipments 81.
MONTGOMERY. October 10 The market Is
steady; low ml1dlings lSalskc.
SELMA October 9-Sales to day 575 bales; mid
dlings ls1ic; low middings lSHa SIC. Market
closed easy. Factors anxious to sell.
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Exports of the Week ending October IL


FOREIGN.
I1yHRPooI-Per Br steamship MioauhenO'
bags sea island cotton, 1918 bales upiaIu
60 IONS phosphate rock bag gronnu pnoep pon
RIRttoAMPer schr Cara Mangum-So'i0'
feet lumber.
DOMESTIC.
Nrw YoRE-Per steamship South Carol.na-3s
hays sea island CO ton, 1861 bales upland cotton,
"a fcs rice SO bbls naval stores, lis bales domes.
tics, 73l packages dried fruit, 100 obls OIL, 100
sacks oil cake, 1873 bags phosphate CASKS as s5ay'
Per steamship James Adger-19 bags
sea island cotton, 1lSl bales OF upland cotton,
"a bales domestics, S66 bbs rosin, lao ierces RICE
90 pkgs sundries.
phosphate. ..,
1888 tierces rice sos bales upland cotton, ~ ODE
naval stores, 2l0 bales dOmestcs, AZ packagsss
dried fruit, and 81 packages sundrles-to'ai pa0A-
ages 1921. ,,.u,ona- -so tcs
BALTIMoEE-Per steamship aasyandmsoOoa % Sasss sss
rice S3l bales colt N, So bales domestiGs, Ss %
cay 100 tons railroad iron. H. 693 leet luosr, 20
coils rome bales hides. IL rolls eatner anu SUI
dries. Per schr Henry Alien-l5S' ooo ieet iuni'
Der.
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Receipt. by Railroad. October IL.


1859 bales cotton. 10l bslrs OF goods, 2to sacks
nour, 253 SACKS oats, 2 cars stock. To Railroad
Agent, Al salinas. A 3 smith, Pelzer, Rodgers
4 co. w W Smith, Geo Walter CO, Frost Il Ad-
ger. bowling i CO. Reeder i Davis. Murdaugh b
Mathews, KInsman & Howell, Ryan. Wilcox.
Gibbs CO. W q Bee i CO, K c Share, Pringle &
Son. Geo W Williams d CO, Sloan Seigni )us, A
Mulllgan, Johnston, Crews CO, Barden Par.
ker, Campsen 4 co, H Bischofr i co @ Follln.
Bu wInke, Graeser Il Harmon, W Courtney Il
co. Trenholm Son, " Williams Son, Wiss
& CO.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
2si bales cotton. 12s bbls naval stores, cars lum
i er, nails, rough rice, tobacco, mdse, DC. To W
Ryan. W @ Bee CO, Frost Adger. Prngle d
Son. A salinas, Barden 4 Parker, T smith, A
Smith, Mowry & Son, Caldwell 4 Son, Whilden
4 Jones, Cllghorn, Herring d co. Trenholm
Son, Geo H Walter i co. Feeder Davis. Pelzer,
Rodgers 4 co, Kinsman Howell, n Klatte i CO.
Adger CO, Knooeloch i Small, Britton, c
Sahlmann, @ Folln, VIM II Welch, Mallonee,
Order, and Railroad Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-13
New York Naval Stores Market

From the Journal OF Commerce, Tuesday. octo
Der 10: In spirits turpcnine there has been a
brisk home trade and considerable inquiry from
SPECTATORS The marker closed higher end very
strong, win most freCent arrivals sold up. Sales
are 600 bb,s mrrcliaLtable o. der on spot at Csc
90 bblS to arrive at 65. 100 New York bbls at 66c
so do at &c; so bs IN Shipping orlcr, o.. Ro
sins-the market ls very firm, with cool de-
mand for str IN for shipment, ard avery fail
consunpiive trade In fine. Sales embrace 1000
bbls strained at s.; 100 bbs do at 81 1915 100 bbls
low No at 81 IS; $50 bbls common SO 90; SO bbls
pale IS. S. 25as so; lo) Ibis No Sll2h We
quote strained at s4ai OK; No lat 81 12ha4 So
No 81 1886; pal. IS 25a7 go; extra pa 81 i5a
8 IS. or tar small lots Washington at S3a3 IS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-13
New York Rice Market,

From the Daily Bul erin. Tuesday, October TO-:
There has been only slight inquiry and mainly
from the trade to supply immediate wants, with
little OF in crest on the market f'r the day. Prices
as befnre Cn all grsd"s sales OF a5 tcs Carolina
at sas1Ic. and l50 bag Innla at 61saIhc.
From the Jourhal OF Commerce: Til, re Ia not
much doing a. the moment, but the supply ls
small and holders are strong In their views. The
sales are 125 bags Rangnon at 6Aa7c; 125 bags
Pa;ua at Tna7Ac, and 25 ics Carolina at 8a9c.