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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-04
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Farming Interest.

The Sprague Mower was tested at the farm
of Columbus Powell, nine miles from this city,
on yesterday, and did excellent work, cutting
the luxuriant clover in manneg as smooth
and even as lawn mower. The Sprague gives
satisfaction wherever exhibited, and from its
lightness of draught, simplicity in working,
strength and durability is fast winning a rspu-
tation among the farming community, Its low
price. only 800, is also recommendation,
though one of tho least considered when its
other merits are noted. As Is proof Of howl
was held in estimation, on; Yesterday, will
simply state that the Sprague Mower, on trial,
was purchased by one of the most wide-awake
farmers in this section, Mr.. John Wood.
90 n KNoxvILLE, june 8, 1S7l.l
This is TO certify that have not bought a
Sprague Mower, nor ever made an offer for one;
and further. in the trial of the Excelsior and
Sprague, my preference was decidedly in, favor
of the Excelsior. ~, ii IN IN 1 II III w
As further evidence of my views and opin-
ions regarding the two machines, / have this
day bought an Excelsior from DC Corkle & Co.
JOHN WOOD.
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by VIRTUE UF An ORDER OF SALE ISSUED
Id from the Circuit Courtcf the United States for the
Pdss 81 S Il q o oo SsfRbas I'm
in the city Of Knoxville for cash in hand the 5th
day Of July 1S1 all the right title, claim and interest
that Charles f. Gibson has in and one house and lot
in the town Of Athens county Of McMinn, Tennessee
known in the plan Of said town as lot No. 49, bounded
on the east by the Burns property. the west BY
lot now oecupied by ID Helm. The said property so
to be sold known the Back we property and oc
cupied at present by sail Gibson sal lot contains
about quarter ofan acre; said property is sold to
satisfy judgment that Bantz e Bovine obtained
against the said Gibson ON the 3oth of May 1867. in the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict of Tennessee. 81 ~ t..-,sa-S. P EVANS. !
juno 8, 1s7f-d1tw3t .r q. S. Marshal.
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: HOME NEWS

ST., Louis, June 3.-The Injunction
against Missouri lottery drawings was re-
voked to-day 6ae 80 = il3s "a sios5
OMAHA, june 3.-Governor Butler, who
misappropriated the school fund.- has been
impeached and removed from office.
~. SE d, ot1, ahs. g.Bishop W "
hon upon Cheney: Cheney's congrega-
ton sustain him, and he will continue to
conduct services in Christ's Church.
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FOR SALE BIZ ALI MEDICINE DEALERS
Sale by..------------------
N. j. SANFORD a. CO., Knoxville, Tenn
Il. G. HUNTER, - Rf8h& - -
CHAMBERLAIN IL ALBERS, :.
mayz3-tf
"A : MANHOOD:
~ NOW I,OST, HOW REST,fyRf sTYIf

IF ~ " -l'JN&s 80 = Ell I
IN UST PUBLISHED, A NEW EDITION OF DIR
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cure without Medicine} or Spermatorrhoea or Seminal
Weakness Involuntary Seminal Losses, Inpofency
Mental and Physical Ineapacity Impediments to Mar
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out mode Of cure at once simple certain aud eectu
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~ This Lecture should be In the hands of every
youth and every man in the land ''-i''n
Sent under seal, in plain envelope to any address
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WILL ALL THOSE WHO SUFFER
FRoA ETIG
CONSUMPTION or COUGH
PLEASE
Please Read the Following Letter
- afFRf4 JFrurrf n ReliahIe I)ruegist2


MOUNT VERNON, ILL.,, April %, 1871. (
MEssRs. J. n. HARRIS Il Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
Gentlemen-I heard one of my customers speak ~
such high terms Of Aliens Lung Balsam day, that
thought would write you the Substance of his state
men: He says bis mother, who is now sixty years OF
age, has suffered with consumption for several years
and has been under the of all our best physicians
resored to most every kind of Cough and Lung Bal
that could be procured for her. but all to avail
She still grew worse until she was confined TO her bed
and when she was seized with paroxysm of coughing
she would lose the power of respiration, and they
compelled to resort to various means to restore breath
pectorete anything, and the family and friends had
given up all hopes of her recovery. Her son noticed
the advertisement Of Aliens Lung Balsam in the
Christian Advocate and they thought they would pro-
cure and try il They comm eneed giving her the Ball
sam Mt o'clock P. NJ as directed, dose every hour
until midnight; then she took another spell of cough
ing and expectorated mouth full of dark yellow mat
ter which something she had not been able to do
for some time They continued to give her the Basa
until morning and then she began to expectorate free
~ and within two hours she had expectOTated three
pints Of mucous matter HIGH gave her imm eaate
lief and snee that time she has continued bimQFoye
She sits up all day, and walk about the house
bought more Of the Basam to-day, and be is re om-
mending it very highly to every one. ~ "a Il
Y ours, respectfully, q "A. @. JOHNSON, Druggist
Was there greater proof Of merit than the case
'n AL Lien STU IUS BALsAM i without doubt the
best expectofsnt remedy ever offered to the afflicted
public. 1t contains no opium in any form, and its use
W. Directions accompany each bottle flssseofg
= = J. d. HARRIS AZ CO, ProprietoIs:
- ~ = = - - ~ Cincinnati, Ohio.
FOR SALE RY ALL NEDICTyE FDElLERS
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Large sale. OF ..ExeeIsIors.' .

Messrs. McCorkle & Co. sold yesterday, four
Excelsior Reapers and Mowers. One to
Matthew Simpson, Esq, one to William Kirk.
andsone to Andrew McCampbell,: all of Knox
county, and one Excelsior Mower to one of the
widest awake farmers of East Tennessee, Mr..
John Wood, of Powells Station. Ys3uE 4 y
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,

Cures the Worst Pains in from One to
20 Sredf0 Twenty Minutes OIL, .,uisn
Not one hour after reading this vertis,rnenr need
Etls ar any one suffer with pain. -IyFss-s7 ads
|; =, RAILWAYS READY, RELIEF
sure REMEDY tba Eii si Ti as 9P n
sffee aft .iI ,excFuciating pains, .itesu 81
hAxs I rS1tosGEsrISNs AMP M sTEFs
Whether of the Lungs. Stomach.' .Bosea or other
Glands a6S organs by one application IN qn one to
Rheumatic, Bed ridden, Tnfrm, Crippled. Nervous
Neuralgia. prOspated with disease may saffer3InI
ooef .RADlWA rs READY RELIEF -
% i 6 65SP s one E 2Rtfs sS5a
be purchased for fft cents per bottle at slmest
egsFy sTggg ana county meshaRts store on this
every habitailon in the United States. a., -,
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA '''
If those who are now suffering pain no natter What
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s and ba IsySE TIE O1 e d;s @ b and
minutes vc> o. 1Sgi 9ifj 1ifrf4E ~ bigDH
FEVER AND AGUEe CURED. ~
There is not remedial agent in this yorls tlat viii
cure Fever and Ague and ali other Maiarous, bilious
EadNa1 yhs9 9 SusE s1 Essv
DE-. Railways Perfect Plrgatiye Pills
Perfectly tasteless-EegantIy Coated with Sweet
GumP urge. Regulate. Purify CIeanseand Strengthen.
soaeh BdTet @ & ~ s sss5asb Of
eases Headaehes Constipation. Oostivaiesa Indises
ton, pyspegsia, Bilioqshess Bilious Fever, 1naanna-
ton the Bowels Piles, and all The
Internal iseera. Warranted to effect positive cure.
Purely Vegetable. containing no Mercery, Mfnerais
EdeleteflQils drugs. rglg ffsHt et1irj .rTH.1
Rs- Observe the following symptoms resulting from
diseases of the digestive 0rzans Consumpon, Inward
Piles Eullness of the Blood in the Head Asdy efths
Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Full
ness or the Stemaeh Sour Eruetatiohs Sink
ing or Flutterng at the Pitt Of tie Stomach swimming
Of the head Hurried and ihcht Brsathihs Flatter-
ing at the Heart, Choking OK Sufecating Sensations
when in lying posture, Dmness Of Visio1 Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Fever and Duh Pain the
Head Deficiency Of Precipitation. YelloYness of the
Skin and Eyes PAIN IN the side, Chest Limbs, md
doses Of RabwAY's Pills viii free the system from an
the above named disorders aft s1s5iafsi fseffsf
-. 49, Price. 25 Cents per Box. - -
ts- SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs. ~
Read False and Tue. Send one iettsrlstasap to
RAILWAY ~, CO.. No. 81 Maiden Lane. New Tert
Information worth thousands VIII be sent YOU , 1850
novz2- d<wly
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No matter how much desire you have to
eyed human. Their looks don't advertise
e s,s rly enough where they are going to
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Bishop. Clark, of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church, died in Cincinnati on the Dad
inst, aged fifty-nine. On the 26th he was
buried from st. Paul's Church. Bisbop
James delivered the funeral discourse.
His body now reposes in Spring Grove
Cemetery, Cincinnati. The decesseI am
tered the travelling ministry of his church
in l643. Nine years after he was made
editor of the Ladies Repository which of.
fee be retained until 1854. when he was
elected W the bishopfic! lEIT
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"a Kidney.u Bladder.

TIE WASTES OF TIE BODY
Are supplied with new, healthy and vigorous bloc
that furnishes sound structure. Hence ali suferiI
from weakening discharges, either male or female
from Ulcers or Seres through the reparative process
RAILWAYS SARSA 1ARILLIAN are arrested. and the m
tured organs healed! 81 3fUnfFG efGj nfII - ff
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LIST OF PRIZES.

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.sr'izeEH) % I6a s.iit5sap's
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.


NEw-YoRK. Friday, Oct. 6, 1871.
The market for business horses continues to
drag along slowly and. although there is az yet hardly
any noticeable change In prices the unprecedented
accumulation OF stock in the Bulls Head Market will
beyond question demoralize Its condition Light driving
horses arc In good demand, and Bound well matched
pairs se at strong figures The steady call for very
stylish coach horses over rs hands high and oloslv
matched Is s prominent feature In the market but
scarcity OF stock sales to be few and far between
Messrs. johnson Van Tasscll held their regular semi
weekly auction sale. The stock brought under the ham,
mer was readily disposed Of az satisfactory prices The
fhun ala lnll
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
FURNISHED HOUSES.
HOMER MORGAN.
ue59 2 PINE.ST.. EEw.YORK.

Gote!s.
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
~ occupying square Worcester Spdngbeldsi boston
+. ROGERS, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
Citr propertn 10 Esi.

DROPERTIES on Fifth-avc. to LEASE Tor
l. bu ness purposes ~ HOMER MORGAN. 2 rmrsi:
corners, some extra wide, between 23d AMI JiL ss
Also, .ooo.
larV. corners below 2Si Ground from +ii0o TO
$25,OOO yer
Also,
pfOadWN
An eItra large BeecAers for 81 yel S'V per
On sh near Broadway 7Ii block large building $2 900 per
Also,
On +hsv 6ut corners 100 feet front svenue
Al.O,
On Bond l4h h l7hss Ae improved and unimPo'd
properties 70 lease oa ground with enewalS
Also,
large number Of business properties to lei cr lease o" Tic pune
tfeyts M
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL-
y
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY ~, 1871
Passenger Sison EevYok Of Twenty 'e'eath nd
''e IOurLaye Entrance TwentV seventh ST.

Passenger Iourtl.a1e Bnirspce on TWENTY stvsnIL.l
TRAINS LEGyE. Sgw.IGRK ,,,,g,
Tor Milford srrllfrd FAIRFIELD Southport and wepOr llooh
nj po $50 scaI H SoIa oIs '' 1R, aO m l2l5 @ Er) 's
go Por I 6sep s S:} 3 i:o Co: ' AZ s .nd
~. rS5 S,'"i.t I 4. 3 s, 80: s6 T. Z AZ i, nj ,z
For Grsavc = intermediate S'AaOD' l. g. ii;'o I" 9' 1
- ,S u s Tr.ntr,.veuh YesYOrE at m for
Boston VIA 10th ""'Icfs6s Icf6sHEcISG !Ht iIi S'%TI TRHSs
For Boston Vi. SpIingfra g. a. q n; .ois ana u p
For ] "Ro me- EI1 and 2I5 p lsI cona.esng VII"
NAragan,et Bay at WeOd 'HnS s'' 'D40
Fof Connection, River Raro.d a' NJ to h'H'F''
For 70 II rc Proyiaeue. F,h e.to S ,
70, Snoe Line Eals% tn, sa.1.a .i o a. lp M 10
For NswHareu Northampton Railroad nj m " H''A
'TE,Gg a .Sa and wmnc Railroad r %
FS5 SsSs,P. sSs I'D F2,'2. %5fs h,o,a A. s'
Ralrca =, M ~ - a. s ' nv Tran aad .o to Sun.
% ion, St oD r be- iI ns Car attached to s
@ %,.s .s't It''s' % t: i'; III, iS,s
n' M and D Fu, % Of the G".T SsT!S % Brpo,n dip .d .0
c no. s B05" ',: sr s.i sst. n'e, eae d
BY leaving suitable nGnsr san D''e JAMES H. HoYI supL
NEw.YoRK CENTRiAL M AL r,;A.,i. AND =. HnDSoN .l.-s
= 4IE5E s.:@$SSs ! X is...
pawn'To"% snsr, Dsr CSt,g KIp i uL WITH Dr"ngrO'a
s. S.a;s ss5:1s "a S..s.57 .ss S..;.1s ., r.,
asp Ste'av ElpLc:' rcn rom St Ab.,.
s D. n, Psehe hIpeh wi" '''>F'1'
s Usweco and tfnhpddF for Rochester,
Bo6o N,g'. op sn u. To Tsio .Hd Indianapolis This
hIin VIII s,e I on S ra, gIpr,., through S'spnseH
2 D. IN Hnison special trsh ,..;,,
~, a ana :? 5 n rs md P'sl'l train"
1s and S9i SnG ,f'Gso so D. as $40 'O 'nd li:'O
lonkeTs m Yanken Speea.-ss
POughAsep"e sp C. L. KENbGCK, Gels''l Passenger Asea"
NeN.YoIk, Sept 10, lS'l
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
Sales bp Anrllon
Giinations Uanteo--1ema!es

A LADY of CULTURE desires a position as
N COMPANION refined family. Can teach chIrn French and
Rfeences exchanged Address CLARENDON. Uptown Ad'
vertispg Ofcs l,2 Broadway
A GENTEEL1 Respectable BUSINESS for
IA BY which lady make f21
year. Address PHYSICIAN, Tribune Once, NeN.fotk
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hlld's
German Rvingor and St'nn-s
ICS WASHINGTON-ST, HOBOkEN-A
IOeD French DRKSSMAKER, with PAran roi-' vs." go
Can be from ~ O'Clock e"
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
JUHN II. ATNT.N AucIUnter
ROWLAND Il. HAZARD, iro
Ataca. .'" lltti :on,e 10 GIHaiway COZ Png" n l.
nos SALE AT MCNIRO>E STATION ORANHB, n J.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. II. b;l
s1xEw- COTTAGE LOTS,
ORANGE VALLEY.

sp4cia tram will leave foot Of Barclay and
.rorh-r' peavE- Iacsa 'snrs snd Western Railroad Morns
ocl ca a. day Of sale proceeding directly
grcuI. auut 30 lLtrs ts'oDlt2 at Newark ONLY
i4y is cvkd 10 tc above the sea and renowned Tor
'cfv the high character Of its people
r,}D,U heatlhDcss combine to render
l-snga u,t Of iork
h. a4 rapidly IN value the most favored
y, moderate prcethe terms
pa the midst OF
the character The sale will
tiy lr i;t1 20 Comfortable home at moderate
which guaranteed by the
by nposei all the
i nccNtorlo The 50 feet WIDE, handsomely
ale 81 hAs trOiuced % MOI trOse-aye
10 The. .3y Il 1iufnel l4al,tl anfY
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
THIRTY THREE VILLA PLOTS,
ORANGE MOUNTAIN,



Of 40 tdegater tract lea thr
ami from OH, faces southeast an receives The
To, AtLuc while sheltered from the cold
h io Mountain itself II ~ absolutely
sud al thr Diseases that ani the neigh
lrhoSi emily healthy the Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts,. 1t Is and and half mre south iou
PARK, Of 80 widely known the most attractive and
lui resec PARK in America nd the 'choo
clrches ar shops Of Orange Here beautifully wooded villa sites
chArnngy diveTsl
% By fue decduous and evergreen aud commanding extensive
from tie GLANDS O the Hudson TO the shlSd
tie trS Of New-lO-k, Broflyn Newark and
bun ei villages and t0e Bay and IarhO Of New York
residences
offered auction Newlork consdern It's
cessv l'iu.e natural plantation Sn the
Il positively healthy Orange Mountain
as SauitarGm Of Nev-lU'k.
sale Will take place on the next fair dhy For
neiGbbod reaching the estates and deserp
Cottage Lots the Valley and the Villa Plots the
ouBAn and M free tickets BY special uAin, snply TO L. HAS
KILL Ll. Building. Orange, n j. L. HASKELL No. State
CITY. ROWLAND L. HAZARD r, lIO Broadway eor Pine-st
jitv.
The are. embraced m exceeds 800 city lots Eighteen trains
facb gaV ,Iailv
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
Gountrp propertn to Get.

AT YONKERS-Fully Furnished Double
IA HOUSE, &C. deoot only per less than halt
pnce. Apply to JAMES YOUhANS. Agent, Yonker,
VONKERS.--Only eco per month; Furnished
Il HOUSE, e." &C. near depot. j. YOUMASs Agt. YOnkers
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

large number OF second hand carriages, harness. and
horse clothing was also rapidly disrbod and the sale
the unfavorabe weather Notwithstanding was as usual
successful.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
Gonntrp properip 10 Get.

HOTEL TO LET-COIXENS's HOTEL.
Omsas N-.,ks. Bet Hotel CHcsgo contans liy
Iooms pr Nn,eUhrr Fpr itu,nr term. &C. :f.,,
eBiH W dALk. j. k'"sl't hrTlot. o Go BEMlS OmsLa
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
BROOKLYN Dropertp 10 Kei.

E0R RENT-Elegant brOwn-stone HOUSE,
No Pint plss. BrcofJsi complete with ali improvements
kn 70 The toos N pGOrsi eSeOsd ceilings. ke HORACE L.
FLETCHER 100 AoetAeas
RENT $7OO.-Three- story Philadelphia Brick,
LsEihgOaVs, Casson kea, ~ OI3ory Brown
k0as No ~ DOwsipgI Apply TO Rutland WAITING Bssi.
nAhStR.Y
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Kenosha County Circuit Court.
SheriT's Sale on Foreclosure

Johh Sqtcliffe against Eli G.. Runals, Seth Doan
Seth e. Hurlbut, J. 3. Hurlbnt. and Peter Bach
In pursuance Of ajudgment of foreclosure and
SALE rendered at the regular tom Of eeid cont on
the 30tn day OF January, A. ,. 1871 l. John Lucas
oheriIt o. tne County of Kenosha State of Wiscon-
SIN, shai offer for sale and sell at nublic auction
10 the highest bidder therefor at the front - of
the Court House in the city of Kenosha in Said
@ 3ot at one ciock IN the afternoon of Friday
May 18TH, A. ID. 1871, the following described
real estate or so much thereof as shall e Sufficient
to satisfy said judgment and costs tooether with
me costs ana expenses of such sale, to wit Part
OF the southeast quarter of section number TWEEN
ty-lour CAD In township number two (2) norlb Of
range NUMBER twenty-five (22) east, commencing
at the southwest corner of said quarter sectiop
thence north on the west line of said quarter sec
tion one hundred and ten Q10) rods, thence east
TO the east line of said quarter section, thence
south one hundred and ten (110) rods, thence west
to the place of beginning; excepting and reservino
strip OF two rods off the entire east side of said
parcel conveyed to E; R. Huguinin by Edward
oeing part of the northeast quarter and
the southeast quarter of section
twenty-five lS0 township two Ky north OF range
twenty two (22) east, commencing at the north
east corner of said section twenty-five (25) thence
south to the Burlington Road, thence northwest
erly to point four "a rods due west of the east
the north line dissection, thence east four a. rods
10 Inc place OF beginning, subject however 10 au
easement or right or way over and across said
strip. In its full decree, to E. r. Hugunin as re-
served In deed from Peter d. Hugunin to Edward
hugun1n and &. r, Hugunin. recorded in Kenosha
County IN Volume page 436 and as reserved in
deed TO Edward Hugunin of date January LIST, 1858:
also limited easement to one Theodore Smith, as
defined IN deeds recorded as aforesaid, in volume
M, page i2o and subject to all legal highways, sit
uated In the town of Somers, county of Kenosha,
and state of Wisconsin.
Dated at the Sherifs Office Kenosha County.
April 5th, 1871.
JOHN LUCAS, Sheriff of Kenosha
County, wisconsin.
Head q Quares, Plff's Attys aI 6w45
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FRANCE.

TheJTheirs Government at Verseille.
governs France with the exception o.
Paris. Paris is governed by the Reds
the insurgents, the Communists, or what
ever name may be appropriately applied
to them War has been waged for some
time between the two governments and
the armies Of each. Fer week past
there has been a good deal of fighting
and he Versailles army has generally
been successful The Communists are
said to have an army of 100000
and are barricading the streets and
Strengthening their defenses The in
surgents are said to have made demand
upon the church for one million francs
avow hat they will Kill the Archbishop
of Paris if it is not paid to have sacked
Notre Dame and to have taken away
the plate from the foreign office Of Paris.
Theirs has issued a circular to the Pre-
fects, for the information of the people of
France. in which be says the status Of
have returned to Osmcres. Our troops
hay@ Fortified thu bridge at Neuilly.
Their conduct has been admirable.
There has been an attempt at insurrec.
ton in Toulouse, but it has been sup.
pressed. The disarmament of the Ma
tionals at Maraeilles proceeds. Outside
OF the capital all is tranquility The
Government is satisfied that the people
have given it their confidence. 6 80 J
A dispatch from Versailles, the 10th,
says: :. Yesterday Forts Waivers and
Issy were shelled The insurgents at
Chatillon, twice attacked our troops, and
were ropused" Gaots aUaaaafA
PARIS, April 1.-THE Communal au-
thorities have redoubled their prepare
tions against the departure of persons
from the city without passports Il
Affairs at Porte Maillot have improved
for the Nationals, who repaired during
the night the damages caused by, the
cannonade in the day. They have also
erected additional batteries, and other.
wise strengthened the defenses around
the gate.
PARIS. April l., via London-Mid
night The cannonade and musketrv
firing was renewed this moring at Porte
Maillot, Neuilly, Porte DIES Jernes and in
the Bots de Boulogue
a Adaptation have gone to Versailles
for the purpose of proposing measures of
Cancellation. They are instructed to in
sst on the maintenance of the Republic
and the continuance of municipal fran
chises, and to demand that the Nationals
shall alone guard Paris aud, if Theirs
rejects these terms, to inquire what. con
ditions the Versailles Government has to
propose.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-04-13
MANY EMINENT MEN

Have candidly asserted their opinion that
there is no remedy equal to MISHLER'S
HERB BITTERS, for that class of diseases
peculiar to people OF sedentary habits. It is
preparation OF wonderful virtue in all cases
Of this kind, never having failed in ERECTING
cure, snd It still continues on its triumph.
from impurity OF the blood, or arrangement
OF the digestive organs, including General
Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver complaint, Sick
Headache, Constipation, and similar Ailments.
1t 70 certain remedy. Leading physicians
have given the proprietors of the Bitters
many testimonials Of their confidence in the
efficacy of the preparation as q remedy. Sold
In square glass bottles only, by all respect
able druggists and storckeepers: Price one
dollar per bottle.