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PIANOS.
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NEW ORLEANS. AUGUST 26. 1871.
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REOPENnNG.

dcvernOr or LOUISIANA.
GEoReS z. BovEE, Secretary of State.
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-16
tnutOille aorehp Gtronr aalronrsoap august IT, 1871
Election Day Sports in Kentucky.

A telegram from Paris, Kentucky o..
election days, explains some of the past
times of that happy people;
A terrible affray hsslust occurred here, in
which man named n. 5. Alexander, son
of G. Alexander, banker, ofthis place, was
instantly killed by c. NJ. Hibler, Clerk of
the Court. 1t originated in fun, and was
as follows: Mr.. Alexander was coming
out of the bar-room ofthe Bourbon House
with several friends, and Mr.. Hilber and
several others were sitting on the door of
the hotel, talking. Mr. Alexander said,
"Mr. Hiber, can you move your chair a
little ~ at the same time taking hold of
the chair. Mr.. Hibler replied, 81 think
there is room for you to pass, Mr.. AleXan-
der" The request to move was repeated,
and Mr.. Hibler said: "There IL room
enough for you to pass. | don't intend to
move" Alexander said Can t you take
joker "Yes, l can replied Hibler,
elf you can't take a joke, YOU can draw
and step yCur steps, said Alexander.
No sooner said than done. They both
drew revolvers, and fired simultaneously.
Four shots were fired, one ofwhich struck
Alexander in the breast, killing him in
stantly. Hibler was not hurt as far as
known, Tt is affair deeply deplored by
all, but seems a fitting close for q day of
such excitement and bloodshed.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-16
Brick Pomeroy on Tammany.

The rural blindly partisan Democratic
press that fed out of the party crib, stand
by Tammany with all its plundering and
rascality. Our community hears every
morning how this class defend and apollo
gise for Hall, Tweed d Co. The following
will show them how Brick Pomeroy with
his 200, 900 circulation, thunders at the
scOundrclS.
Brick Pomeroy's Democrat says: "Coun-
trymen, The lasting qualities of Demo
cratic principles are to be again tried al
the polls, and the prospects OF a national
victory in 1872 are most encouraging. Nc
haze but one serious Disadvantage to net
rid of-thc TdDsmary Rirg If pirates.
This Infamous clique has been 0dedd ,eeight
on the party CUCr since the pdr. Its Ioath-
some Associations, its intrigue and treaeh-
cry, defeated US in 1858, when it gave us a
bad odor throughout the campaign, stuffed
the party with a put-up ring candidate,
and betrayed usRnd sold US out on the eve
of success by treachorously abandoning
the ticket
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-16
LEES SURRENDER.
The Truth About That Important Ceremony.

From Old and New
II has been popularity reported that the
frst interview between the two command
ers took place under an apple tree, which
has consequently been crowned with his
toric associations. This is false. The
fact is, that in the morning OF the "th OF
April, General Lee, with a single member
of his staff, was resting un Ter an apple
tree. when Colonel Babcock, of General
Grants staff, rode up under nag OF truce
saving that if General Lee remainedW where
he was, General Grant would come to him
nv the road the latter was then pursuing,
This was the only interview under or near
fine annie tree, and il may be mentioned
here that the following day Colonel Mar
shall who attended General Lee On the
occasion, was surprised TO find Federal
soldiers hacking at the tree, and was
amused at their idea of obtaining from IT
mementoes of the surrender. obtaining
news Of Grants approach, Genera lee AT
once ordered Colonel Marshall to find a
fit and convenient house for the inter
view. Colonel Marshal applied to the first
citizen he met, Mr.. VIM. Mclean, and
was directed to a house empty ana us
mantled. He refused to use it; and Mr.;
Mclean then offered to conduct MN ana
the General 20 his own residence, COM
Portable frame house, witha long portco
and convenient "sitting-roOm, furnished
after the bare style of the times.
The house was built half mile from
General Lees camp. The Confederate
commander was attended by one oi ms
aides, Colonel Marshall, a youthful, boy
ish looking scion of the old and illustri.
Gus Marshall family of Virginia, who had
been the constant companion OF General
Lee in all his campaigns, and, as his pri-
waite secretary had done good literary ser
vice in the Preparations of reports OF bat
ties, etc, which are now historical. With
Grant, there were several of hts stan oih-
GERS, and number of Federal Generals,
including ord and Sheridan, entered the
room, and joined i'm the slight conversa-
ton that took place.
The interview opened without the least
ceremony. The story has been frequently
repeated that General Lee rendered h S
sword, and that General Grant return, d 1t
withua complimentary remark. mere
was no such absurdity. General Lee wore
his sword, which was not his usual habit
and on exchange of salutatiOns, General
Grant remarked: II must apologize,
General, for not wearing my sword 1t
had gone off i'm my baggage when recelV-
ed your note.N General Lee bowed, ana
at once, and without further consideration,
asked that General Grant would state, In
writing if he preferred it, the terms on
which he would receive the surrender OF
the army of Northern Virginia. General
Grant complied by sitting at a table in the
room, and wTtin', with common LEAD
pencil, the note 50 well remembered.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-16
Facts About the Public Debt.

From the Baltimore Gazette. (DemOeratc9 % gtlL
The monthly statement of the public
debt, which is now reduced to less than
twenty-three hundred millions, shows
that its decrease, in two years has been
over two hundred millions that its de-
crease since August, 1865, when it reached
the maximum, has been about four llun.
dred and seventy-fve millions that the
decrease is continuing at the rate of eighty
millions year, more than the total annu-
al budget of this country few years, be-
fore the Breaking out Of the war, and more
than its total debt in January, 1861, and
that the decrease, in annual interest charge
alone, is about fifteen millions. .s..- i. .
Extraordinary as these figure are, they
seem to have ceased to attract much atten-
ton, so ephemeral are impressions in this
country. SO rapidly, indeed, do people
pass from one sensation to another, that
the fact that there is a public debt seems
almost 10 be forgotten. 1t attracted at
tentiOD only while il was a sensation. AS
soon as the most undoubting were forced
TO confess that the country could not only
pay its debt, but would pay il rapidly,
speculation ran wild on other subjects.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-16
Ned Marshal and Mayne Reid.

Z Nlayne Reid the prolific author of wild
stories for little and big children, was once
a gallant soldier, and distinguished lin
self in the Mexican war. Alter the cap
ture of the City Of Mexico, he was wont
to employ his trunk in adjoining his band
some person before calling upon the fair
Guadaloupe, and while doing so would stir
up his enthusiasm by Tcciting poetry,
much to the wrath and disgust of his
brother officers, who had no fine clothes
and no loves. One day while dressing he
roared out
"At midnight in his guarded tent.
The Turk lay dreaming Of the hour
When Greece her knees
81 say, Reid, " interrupted Ned Marshal,
'why did she grease her knees ~
"What? "
" You said grease her knees. Now, the
question that agitates the country is, why
did she grease her knees "
The gay lieutenant gazed for a moment
in blank amazement, and said sternly:
"You re a fool
A duel was the consequence, in which
Ned Marshal, with his usual luck, got the
worst of it.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-16
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-16

The OLD MAN WHO MARRIED A NOUNG
WIFE.-The case has been mentioned of a
rich old man named Poffenbarger, of Ohio
whose death has deem suspected of having
been CImpassed by his wife, who after
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-16
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-16

az once dreamed, " said Pat, that call
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said /; and he stepped down in the kitch-
en- for some bilin water and before he got
back, woke strnte up and now its dis
tressin' me that 1 didn't take IL coUld."
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-16

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but my heart. Hand it over to my
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On and ailer wednesday Maya iJil, trains vi llsaW
SAN. Greenpprt and sag Harbor.
IN Nor rro AMI Clan Cow.
1910 \. 81 "A cksvIle Way Tram.
3 lJt z. u, t,tee eenrort . ID Sag Hgrocr ExrreM
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sun lN Vcurtion Trans tot Rnsyu, Glen core. LD
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Sinlntla

flnant1.
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INTEREST on CITY sTOCKS.-The in'er.
L est on the Bonus ana stocks OF th- city anl county
Ot sew YORK due Nov /, lsl will be paid that lay
oy Jonn Bradley Eco Cham oerIaln OF the city Al
Ms ofice. IN the New Court House.
Toe transfer books wIl be closed Wednesday. Sept
70, 1871.
DE artment Of Fiusnce, comp,toller. once, New
York, Sept. IS, ISL. ANDREW II. GRE ".
Deputy COmOtrolief.
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db, durt.

9bt ourf.
'I,ROrTlNG.-Entr-s are solicited for the follow.
II inx purses 10 be tod for at Fathio1 Co trse
Oct. in aid OF the Union Home. knires must
be msde bv Sept -,
Fint-Gent mems Parse. for horses that never have
oeateI m utes-teN for nrst horse go tor 'ouf.
second Queens COUNTY Purse Tor bore. that never
nave beaten 2E $500 lor nst aorse a. for second.
eaten 2.lj-sl0O for q .t horse 500 tor second
Fourth Mani attgn Purse tor Ioses that never have
beaten 2;25-tSOo for nr,t horse 500 tof second
kutfaacs ClOee Sc t. ei.
INDUSTRIAL RACEs-TROTrING.
These mile races must De driven oy The owners
EMPLOYERS engaged In their business Horses to he
those usually employed ~ suca business. trance
EARllFRs' TwoHoRSE BOLSTER wAGON-TRor.
First PFiIe. BOLSTER wagon $50.
''''"' ExPREssNEN's RAcE@rRof
To light Express Wagon. -
First Premium. new wagon. $500
seconi Premium. Harness, 30.
RUTCHEkS' kACE-rEOI
To Butchers Cart FIRST enI.g H. Cart, ti5O
To Bucnaf's Cqrt..... sec nd Premium hlrnes, 30
CARrNEN'S IMU-HORSE TRUCK RACE IkOr
First premium. new Truck. sR1.
GRoCERs' RACE-TKoT
Second Premium. Harness t5o.
BAKERS RACt-IROI.
First Premium, new wagon, 900
second premium. Harness, go.
Call upon address. fee
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~ Beekman st New York.
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Sou,tu Noiitn.

NOTICE.-The members OF Nertune Division. No
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az OF theiI DIVISION. on FRIDAY yeitng IA inst a.
DIVISION. TOWLk W. p
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NNI.Y DIRECT LINZ TO France.

>fnE GENERAL TPNssArLAN COMPANY's
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VILE DE- PAII,. PGREiEE,
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~ iAIiKsET. WILLIE pU HAvaE.
Appointed TO sal o4 every altC!ua.e S..urclf.
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Matulntrr.

NACHINERY for sae-o1e circular saw taoe.
AVI one Fay's ie oning machine. two Nort.sing
ohlne, one IRON frame Dlaner. - cab!ne aud other
WI. + oUNGs. 43tE,.t 10Th st.
L ATUE WANTED a second -hand lstue, s-foot
~ ned. with screw-cuttng attRcnmrut al n uei.oct
order. Aduress NACHlN : 3, hoH 10 ,rl !ice
SPANGLISG MACHINE wanted a,,o g.sls 10
- Nspdng,c. Apply NJ 70 Been nmRn II.
The sun., 1871-09-21
Rulitltal.

REGULAR MEETING Of the U, s drsat
N hepnolicnn As ocisuon VA, held lne.day evening
A. the house OF JeremlAh h"rtI;sn ESQ; S9 "ea
l.ehert Furi?n peIiosniag ths az 7 ~ scribe The
President Charles Lancrty, Vice President r. bert
FuIdon Secretary Samuel CROSBY flnsDc a. secre
scnntatA Arms number OF new memoer. were ADJ
mtteJ after which the meeting adjourned.
The sun., 1871-09-21

SHrmFr's OFP'ry Ntw Cow 'ovsFt
CITY AID touNrr OF ~, otk, N,r. D. ''..
=, te NV NE ore 1.u- .c Atru t'N. W f.a ttc,
OF State. hAIiuEN / BsESNA
,,. shcrr of thc ~ Htd .uuI. - Nrs lort
Publisher OF news anc's NIt tor Im rlt 10 'dYfr
tsemtbt unltss espec'HiY HIthoT ~ 80 10 g.. -
AAlll.W ]. b-ESAAE 5lgsI.
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Sitsmbsxfs srn Railrurn.

EhIE ERAILwAv-TsAJIsL LeAyx okPcrs
- foot OF ChamoerJ srsst .nd foot OF 5itt. a. "a
.1Sr0qYgh I E,Dts'' rg.ps l;,vs cpsne.7 a. u,s
New @ ana .imPtYved prswir- room coschs. stcoS
Suspension Briose, connecting at Hoinell'v lie Iii
magnificent slesping Coaches runung through .
sosempsny me @ s. rsn ssD fs rom oc1,s S.aaA.
g su'pen,i!n Bridge sn tue 90 P t. train IRON Wv
YORK to Bunsle suspcnsoi Pric ge ard Caclnu Va AZ
For Port Jervr and Wav, 400 A ". and 80 P. "
for Middletown s1u Wsy, at s1S1 A. ~, 3.SJ r. n.
ann snnnsvs onlv, stU A. ~,
roi ntsylle snd wsy, at'li
For surern and wsy 500 andecoP
.,f9r iS Ls.rri9n ana Was'M t,5 q 70 a, w 100 Ms
Fo' Hacsensack. Iilsd1lr ami spri v.ll,vr3is
A. A. and 2S 81 0c. SOD. o B and 60 ? NJ a "a
Wedne. laws and Sat irda7s only Il t.2O0 Midr hit
Nj .so 70 Sis i'is ~ Is ., tsSsG1 sS1 and Isl T..
and w dncs avs ana e.tuidays only tl!C) Midnight
S,ecia - 'Y fr'in' a t9OD \. ". ana = Is p. NJ.
B-Trains eayink Cham aers street OL sVea no irs
earlier than above time. Last boat rom s3d street
Tickets for passage s1a for aps. INC ~. IN drsv,n,
room and sleeping coaches can b. obtai1ed snd ories
At the. COmpany's ofnces az. 5'g S1 3 al.
way; To Chamo "a st. 8, Ureenwic. 81 cors T. Of
25th e. and 81 av.. Harlenii / Cout ..,e :.
BROOKLYN lo4 Broadw y, wilitm.6areh depots loot
Long DocS depot Jersey cy. s1d ofthc agents a. The
'Dsiy tTTSSf Permcn, sSd SyaGE ror Hac- n.ac..
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and .uccesdlng 81, 4rdsy anu rhur,dsr IRON Ps
q. North River.
The sun., 1871-09-21
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nor sor = 1r th,r ni3rniAiioF Wy ~ y SVommy'
The sun., 1871-09-21
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4 NCmOn LINE PASSAGE rick sTs.

4 NCHOH LINE PASSAGE r1CE ETs.
o. anc from sny Railway station IA Gteit Butr n frs
laud. Norway, swCgen. Denmark. Geimany, 10 lqnr,
BeFlum aud the United States. by seam "a tcIluI
wCtEIv. & sale
Al LOWEST cURRESCv RATES.
Also. Dram iot any amount
DATES OF SA LING ARR As FOLLOWS:
FNPREss sTgAAzEs ESrEA rrrANgKs.
AngIa saturday, Sc /. Is Astvria " cd, SEPT. ~.
Ausfaila sat Ss {. 80. Tan ella, Meu, % I.
nr tfic... g. Oct T. Iowa Wed iesdAy. OcL II.
kurola, So. Oct H. . Jlsr Ailia, Net.. Oct is
HENDEpSOS DlOrI'tRs.
10 " Ing Green.
DALTIC LIOl g.. -Fsr srETrl uupC. tInch.
o iig - tdKIStiAN>ASD u and COFENuAr EN 10
iand plssSnEe an ful.s
The nfstciats iro -tr nsaip
HU BOLD CAPT r. Bar,ndou
will sail on bal rd'y. Sept % a2 +. " from Pier a.
rth River. t. ~ 'ol )wed Oy ttcsminip ERAkLIN
Capt y Dreyer, on cA.urIay oct 80
Csoln Pa'sa'e 20 q, ~ age Poii. 50
n. OF toe ftc Teceiv Aai hrong1 ne Of ladlns
signed. For f-elgit nassa apply 10
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