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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-09-06

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S C r OF l. A.

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Descriptive Price List of 1000
Properties now offered for sale.

- 'o'-~'''fN A."s Nn1HA EOhNASAEDs
No. GIG. Farm in the Big Valley, six miles from
Clinton Good soil, water, timber and fair improve
ments- W aeres in cultivation. $500. 't'.i ~
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-09-06
The Completed Census Returns.

From advance sheets of the census, it
appears that the population of the various
states and territories, as officially and f.
nally revised at the census office, is as fol-
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For sale
Mill aud Timber Properties.

Loys OF YE9H u TO IS ACRES rich level land. TWO
nILRs FROM KNoxvILLE. ~
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No. S6l-6S9 acres heavily -timbered land near
renoh broad River with one of the best water powers
70 the state; mill now on the properly. Much of the
and yaluaele tor farming several good buildings Of
eseI let snort time at l5O-cash or short credit.
Hrist Mills dwellings for operators 700 of land
excellent power Close 10 the East Tennessee Vir-
Einia and Georgia Railroad. Price, $4,000.
no 6ll. Sl5OO- Very valuable farm and mills, eight
miles from Knoxville. 120 of good land in culti-
vatlon 200 acres in heavy timber, frame dwelling 5
rooms. large barns water power equal 10 horse pow
terms. - W.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-09-06
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NEW YORK CITY.
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WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
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SING SING.
Five of the Runaway GOnVIcts Captured
They Confess.

SING SING PRISON, n. Y, August
l8.-Oliver Scott, of Clarksville, has
Just reached here with another convict
named Jacob Weller, the vile muir
derer, who was caught at 9 O'Clock
last night on a country road. Walter
Williams, the bond robber, was with
Weller, and was fred upon, but es-
capped. Five cOnvicts in all have been
recaptured. Dennis ConrOy, who was
caught this morning, told Russell,
the agent, that two strangers on
the tugboat were ex-cOnvicts,
but nothing would tempt him to give
their names. Russell stated that each
prisoner captured would be punished
with a ball and chain attached, for
three months. 1t is a singular fact
that at least five fugitive cOnvicts
were well supplied with greenbacks.
Jack Weller, a wife murderer, who
was brought in to-day, had twenty
five dollars on his person, and offered
his captors $500 to let him 90. He
told them that Walter Williams
would not be caught, as he had $4,000
in greenbacks in his clothes, to buy his
way through.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-19
TELEoRAPHIc SUMMARY.
The feud between the Cuban exile
OF New York has ceased,

The feud between the Cuban exiles
Of New York has ceased.
Gus Signaigo has gone to New York
to attend the italian celebration.
The assets Of the Globe Printing
Company, .of New York. are for sale.
The shipwrights Of st. Johns, New
Brunswick, struck for nine hours per
day.
Rosa Rider, of New York, has been
missing from New York since the 18th
Of July.
The story of the loss of the steamer
Henry Chauncey turns out to be q
fabrication.
Negotiations for the complete evac-
uation of France by the Germans are
still pending.
Two of the Sing Sing escaped con-
victs were reca ptured last night, In a
swamp near Nyack.
Five boys were drowned while
bathing at a bath-house In London,
England, yesterday.
The Louisville Board of Trade has
decided to memorialiZe Congress to
refund the cotton tax.
The Fenian Brotherhood and Irish
Confederation have unanimously rat
ified articles Of union and consOlida-
ton.
The Glen Falls IN. W Company's
paper mill was partially destroyed by
fire yesterday morning. Loss, sl5, ,0OOi
insured.
Revenue frauds to the end Of the last
fiscal year amounted to $2, 768, 1897. 1t
wa7 all stolen by government agents.
Louisiana defaulters sum mp $3.50, 900.
Louisa MuIbach, German author
ess, will visit the United States
during the present year, and give
public readings in the principal
cities.
Winchester, Indiana, had a soldiers
mass meeting, yesterday, attended by
twelve thousand persons. Senator
Morton and Colonels Dudley and Gray
spoke.
Superintendent Moorted, Of the re-
cruiting service, has been ordered to
forward all recruits to New Orleans,
for assignment to the Ninth regiment
of cavalry.
A suit has been brought by Jay
Gould against the town Of OneOnga,
Otsego county, New York, to recover
$4,000 town stock, alleged TO have
been paid for.
The miners strike in South Wales
has come to an end. The questions
at issue were submitted to arbitration,
and resulted in the resumption Of
work by the strikers.
Fresh strikes have broken out
among the workmen In Leeds, En-
gland, who demand reduction OF the
hours of labor. Hundreds of new
hands have arrived at Newcastle to
supply the places of the engineers on
a strike there.
A special from Washington says
that the Secretary of the Treasury
will, to-day, issue a detailed state
ment of the defaleatiOns and unad-
justed accounts Of collectors of Inter
nal Revenue since the establishment
of the bureau.
A serious accident occurred near
CerbOndale, Illinois, Wednesday, 18th
instant. While Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Blair were moving on the Marion
road the wagon tipped over, falling
on Mrs. Blair, crushing and killing
her almost instantly.
The Commissioner of Pensions yes
terday signed renewal of the Mexi-
can war pension to Joseph Wilkner,
which in September, 1851, at the ege
OF sixty-fve, he forfeited to enlist as a
private In Company G, First Penn
sylvania volunteers. It's amount is
only two dollars per month, however,
and the veteran Is now, and has for
some time been, in the Bl oekley aims
house, Philadelphia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-19
SCIENTIFIC.
Trip of the American Scientific Association
to TeFre Haufe.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, August 1S.-
Agreeable to an invitation from the
city, extended through the Common
Council, the American Association for
the Advancement of Science arrived
hOre this evening on free train over
the Vandalia road. In addition to
the members Of the assOcia ton, there
are many invited gue5ts, among
whom are Governor Baker, several
Judges Of the Supreme Court, num-
Der Of State officers, numerous repre-
sentafives OF the press, and many dis
tinguished citizens from various parts
of the State, the entire party number
ing nearly three hundred, all of whom
are the guests of the city.
The train left Indianapolis at Z
O'Clock this morning, and stopped at
all the principal stations, affording an
opportunity for the scientists to ex-
anime all objects Of interest. Several
hours were devoted to the examina-
ton OF the immense coal fields and
iron furnaces of Clay county, to which
the party was conveyed over the
branches OF the Vandalia line, Ele-
CANT lunches were served at Knights
vile, and at Liblacks. At Brazil a
splendid dinner was found in waiting,
provided by the hospitable citizens Of
that tiourishiDg town. At that point
the association and guests were met
by the Reception Committee of Terre
Haute, and after dinner the party
started for this city, arriving soon
after hve o'clock, and were cordially
welcomed to the hOspitalities of the
city.
This evening public meeting Of the
association was held In the Opera
House, which was filled from the par
quette to the upper gallery.
Hon. BsyIess W. Hanna, Attorney
General Of the State, called the meet
ing to order, and. in a few EelicitOus
remarks, introduced Colonel Richard
W. Thompson, who made the reeep-
ton speech.
Prof Asa Gray, OF Cambridge, Pres
ident of the association, responded,
and was followed by the retiring pres
ident, I. Starry Hunt. In q few re-
marks upon the black coal of this re-
giOn and its pre- eminent adaptability
for the manufacture Of suitable iron
from which to make Bessemer steel
rails. He thought this section of coun-
try must become great iron and steel
manufacturing center.
Professor Barker, OF Yale, Vice
President, spoke briefly of the great
resources of the black coal region and
the magnificent results that must fol-
low its development, and was followed
by Professor b. Waterhouse Hawkins,
who delivered an illustrated lecture
on the fossil remains of the flying liz
ard, proving its Identity with the
dragon spoken of In the Bible and
other ancient writings. The associa-
ton and other guests will remain here
until Saturday night, when they will
return to Indianapolis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-19
TUESDAY. AUGUST .. 1s7l.
NON-RESIOENT HOTlCE

No. s25. B. DIN tbs second Caancsry Court
Of Shelby County, Tenn--Robert Hutcafn-
son vs. John r. TreadEsll. Wm- P. Grass
st al.
TT appearing from the bill which Is sworn 70
L In this Gauss thai the defendant, John Il
TreadWell Is Justly tBdebtsd TO tbs com plain.
ant in the sum OF $50 due ~ acc. ut aud
that said John R. TreadWeu and Wm y
Grace are non residents Of the Ssats OF Ten
nessee, and that for these causes an attach-
ment was sued ont OF this Court against. .fhs q
property Of defendant, John r. TresdveiI
and the sama was issued. and has been re-
turned BY the Sherfn, duly levied On the
property of defendant. TreadWsll:
IL L. therefore ordered, BY the Clerk and
Master, That they make tnier appearance
herein, at the courthouse OF the Second
Chancery Court. In The city OF Memphis
Tennessee, on or bsfors the first 4ons
day in October, ls7l, and plead. an
swer or demur to complainants' bill oF
the same viii be taken for confessed As ID
them. and set for hearing exparte, and that
copy OF this order be published once q week
for four successive weeks In the Memphis AP-
PEAL. This August IS, Ie7l.
A copy-attest;
II. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
By z. HELcHER- Deputy Q. and N.
Autehtnson 4 Townsend, scls. for com
aliuaufR. erIQ 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-19

New YORK, August ia CORE
spondent of the World, writing from
London, August Sd, refers to the late
meeting of the General International
Council, held in that city, from which
it appeared that agents Of that organi.
zatiOn were at work In Spain, and
had been provided with funds to Gre
ate disturbances there. Information
has been received, announcing the
establishment Of an international club
and the starting Of q newspaper entI-
tied La C0Rgnassne, In New Orleans,
America; also that faction had been
formed at Washington, which was
composed principally Of journalists.
Washington being the great political
centre, as New York was the COM
merci6l.
It was sreported that tbs Pope had de-
nouncsd the international as subver-
sive to the peace Of Europe. Mazzini
was attacked for his opposition to the
organization, il being declared that he
never was q member Of Il and the
statement was made that the work
iagmen OF Italy were with tha asso-
citation. An allowance Of one pound
a week for Paris refugees from the as
sOcsation IL London was reduced To
4 shilling week for each psnon.
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A Eluh, at Grab Orchard. Kentucky

LOUISVILLE, August 18.-A fight
occurred at Grab Orchard, Kentucky,
Wednesday afternoon, between Geo.
Dollings and Grave Kennedy, In
which one shot was fred, but the par
ties were separated without any
serious injury. Last night two friends
of Kennedy, one named Geo. Best,
met Dollings at Hsrdin's house, at
Crab Orchard, and 9 fight ensued /;
revolvers being used freely. Dollipgs
was mortally wounded and has since
died. Frank Smith, who was only
spectator Of the affrsy, received two
shots and was instantly killed, and
Best was severely wounded. The
fight was the result of an old feud.
Kennedy was a reckless man, and is
said to have heretofore killed two men
In q personal encounter. DOllings
was 8 Watchman at Grab Orchard and
generally respected.
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POLITICAL.
New Jersey Radical Candidate for Governor

New Jersey Radical Candidate for Governor
CAMDEN, August 1s.-ColOnel Jas.
ScOval has resolved to remain in the
field as Republican candidate for
Governor Of New Jersey.
Horace GresIey's Views.
New YORK, August 1S.-The Fri
5Ime to-day says the personal views OF
Horace Greeley on the denomination
of Grant are these: he favors one
term principle, and believes that an
other Republican candidate can be SO.
lected who will encounter less opposi-
ton and win more support than GEN
eral Grant, and he therefore advocates
such selection. But should his views
be overruled and the General renomi-
mated, he holds selection infinitely
more preferable to that of any caLdi-
date the DemOcrates may nominate.
His personal views impel him to dep
recate q Democratic national triumph
as one Of the gravest national cslami-
ties, and this is his main reason for
wishing the selection of a Republican
candidate for the Presidency who will
be more certain of success than Gen
eral Grant.
Oakley Hall, of New York, to Certain
Citizens.
New YORK, August lS.-The men,
bers of the Citizens Association of
the Twelfth and Nineteenth wards,
who recently asked Mayor Hall for
information as to the city accounts,
stating that unless he acquitted him.
self of the charges against him he
should withdraw from his position,
have each received a printed reply
from the Mayor, VINO says that he re-
turned to the Association the cOmmu-
nicatiOn sent him, because it is one
no gentleman could receive or should
have signed, and because it is incor-
rect and untrue in many particulars,
and because of Its general insulting
tone. The Mayor declares that his
supporters at the last election are
satisfied with him now, and that he
will do In his Office what his official
oath and judgment may require.
While he is grateful for courteous ad.
vice, he rejects threatening language
and insulting communications.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

- By virtue Of q power conferred uuon
me By the Deed Of Trust Of Thos. II Cocks
and Isabella -. Houston. executed on ne
sixth day OF august, fsz0, ard OF rscnrd 10
the Registers Office In the connfy of Shelby
and State OF Tennessee. in BOOK No "a r,ses
% and 70 which reference is here made,
TUESDAY. AUGUST q, ls7I,
proceed 20 sell, TO the highest bidder, for
cash. betWoen 10 o'clock am. and O'Clock
p.rn-s AZ the frot OF the stairs leaslluz 70 ne
Cnancery Court-rooms IN the city Of Mem
phis, county Aforesaid, the following de-.
sertood property % pay The Indebtedness
mentioned In said Defd OF Trust, both dua
and nos due, tO-W1t: Lying In shelby eOu ty
and city OF Memphis Lot No. le. IN bIoek
tWenty-one, fronting twenty three fset two
inches on the east side OF shelby street AZ
running back tetTeen parallel Hnes one
hundred and forty-eight and one-half feet to
an alley. Also, four other loLs. NOS s. g. and
s. In block No 10, as per Fuckers map OF
Memphis said lots are embraced IN the fol-
lowing boundary: Beginning at the Ms IN
terseesion Of GayosO ard Clinton stresfs. zui
running thence northEard with EAST ltn5 OF
Clinton street ss< fest; thsnee eastwarf az
riGnf angles with Clinton street IfS5S fsst 70
an alleyi thence with said alley sournEard
70 the north line OF Gayoso stree: fhencs
westward with the north line OF Gsyo5o
street llo% fest to the beginning. Title se-
neved 20 be good. but convey as trusSes
only. Redemption waived.
aui8 II q. hCU0W I'll. Truafaa
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Bio Fire In chlcauo.

CHICAGO, August 1S.-Norris' plan.
ing mill, on Twenty.secOnd street
between Brown and johnson streets,
was burned yesterday afternoon. Loss
$50, 600; insured for go, 600. The fol-
lowing Eastern Offices had each s100(
on the building: Commerce, Phoenix
Cleveland, Buffalo City, Pacific, North
American, Excelsior, Fulton, Home
of Ohio; National, of Boston; Spring
field, Philadelphia, North American,
Germauia, Firemen's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-19

The captain of an English vessel
from the wharf at Darien, Ga, re-
Gently had occasion to punish four In
subordinate sailors by cOnfining them
In the hold Of his vessel. The impris-
Oned men, through q lawyer, obtained
writ OF hG6eos corpus from negro
magistrate, who caused them to be
brought before him, and who, after a
hearing, released them. The matter
has been made the subject of a diplo-
matte correspondence between the
British Minister and the State Depart
ment, the captain having complained
to his government Of this interference
Of the local magistrate as breach of
international law. The matter Is now
being considered by the proper OFF,
cials.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-19
LUmBER.
DISSOLUTION.

THE arm OF Moore, Eadsr = Co, Il this
4 DAY dissolved, Mr.. Q. B. Moore retiring,
Either member Of the nrm ts authorized to
collect claims or sign In Liquidation.
O. b MOORE
W. b. EADER,
July Is. lslI. FRANK MkLLkRaa.
A CARD-Haytng this day retired f-out ths
"A nrm OF Moore, Eadsr q %. am ssirOus
OF returning my sincere aud heartfelt thanks
70 4 generous public FOR thsir kind patronaga
and would respectfully solicit ior my success
sors 3 continua1ce Of the sama.
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.pscis in the Bank Of fFrance has increased

- = . 10 LI1LL OF faLIc6 n18 I1cfaa8ao
during the week IL OOO. OO0f.
LIVERPOOL, August ls.-Cottou closed
strong; uplands. sxG8d; Orlssus. 91SG
S@di aales, 1900 bales; for speou qfi0n
end export, 400 Weeks sales, 81 0aO
weeks receipts, 1000; American. 2OC0.
actual expots. 5000; stock afiOat. s2s COO; /;
American, 81, 900. Wbest-C California,
lls Sd; spring. los id6I0s I'd; rscaipts for
three DAYS. 20O00 quarters: Amsri-sn.
1850. Pork. 45s. Beef, sos; Cumberland
middles, Bis; short rib middles. S5s; n rs,
los 6dGlla.
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SPORT.
Fastest lime Ibis season.

LOUISVILLE, August 1S.-In the
mile and three-quarters dash at Crab
Orchard yesterday, b. G. Thomas
gray colt Firebau, four years old, by
Lightning, dam Dixie, by Sovereign,
won in 310A, said to be the fastest
time made in America this season.
Ocean Yacht Race
NEW YORK, August 15.-On Mon
day, August 9th, the ocean race for
yachts of all nations, Tor the challenge
cup presented by Commodore Ben.
nett, Of New York, will be sailed
from this harbor, to and around the
light-ship off Sandy Hook, outside OF
Long Island, and return.
Rowing Match.
NEW YORK; August 1S.-The Hud.
son a Insteur Rowing Association has
decided to open their annual regatta
to all amateur rowing associations in
| the United States. Entries must be
made by the 10th of September, and
addressed to Benjamin +. Brady,
Commodore Hudson Amateur Row
ing Association, New York.
TrOtting Park, Bangor, Maine.
BANGOR, August lS.-At the Web.
ster TrOtting Park, to-day, the 2.45
purse were won by Asbe Savage's
g. L. Fox, in three straight heats.
Time, 2.87, , 40 and 2. 40t.
In sweepstakes, Green Mountain
Boy, owned by G. T. Jordan, won the
first two heats. Time, 286 and 2. 50.
The last three heats and race were
won by Sam Jacobs C. G. Trouble
some, in 2.86R, 287 and 2.38.
The Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, August 1S.-The attend
ance at the races to-day was large.
The first race, for ali ages, three
quarters Of mile, was won by Bel
mont's Nellie James, FrogtOWn
second, and Moselle third. Frogtown
was the favOrite In the pools. The
second race, for three year Olds,
one mile and one-elghth, was won by
Abdel Kofee. 1t was a close race, me
winner running neck and neck with
Tubman three quarters Of the entire
distance. Time, 1.5S. The third race,
for all ages, one mile and three
quarters, was won by the favOrlte,
Elliptic, by about neck, Hamburg
second and FrOgtOwn third. Time,
3.OSt.
Kalamazoo Races.
KALAMAZOO, MICH, August 49,
On the fourth and last day the attend
ance was much larger than any pre-
viOus day. The first race, premium
$500, for horses that had never beaten
2.40, mile heats, best three in five, to
harness, fourteen entries, won by
Judge Fullerton, iu three straight
heats. Time, 1851, 2.96 8 5, 2 30.
Second race, premium $4,000, for
horses that had never beaten $50,
mile heats, best three in FIVE, to har-
ness, nine entries, won by Red Cloud,
in three straight heats. Time, 34i,
:. 30 3-5, , 30 5.
Third race, premium 5000, open to
all horses, mile heats, best three in
five, to harness, six entries, four
started, won by Goldsmith Maid, In
three straight heats, Lucy, I'd; Amer
lean Girl, 3D.; Chicago, 4th. Time,
:. .26 3 8, 2.224.6, 2.26.