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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25


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offered for sale on accommodating terms. Apply on
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auglf Mas. JOHN L. HELMS.
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The New York herald., 1871-12-10

! .,.oo.- ADJUSTMENTS
" HEoHSsR2Ayi LAST Nids4 RSc, op' y
On TUESDAY. DEC II
AN EkfIREIpg ri e IpFosqssd sEw PLAY
n,ea .Ts1 expressly for h' theatre by john Broush. Esq.,
NEW MUSIC. scRsEsa Rsf.sasS AMI yl'A APPOINTMENTS
aHAEEss Nj kEsgzR sisAk TAkL NJ rShf NJ
LAND Mis-. PLEssy MoRDAUNT. Mrs. CLARA JRs JRN
'.N''' A'' BOX BOOK NOW OPEN.
CADEMY or. MUsIc-NILssoN.
"A rss sTSxRSsGs @ .lss Sss1 nss
ro-AoRRo" MONDAY snnnS. sSsStpS. Doc H. "s'
Mile. CHRISTINA NILSSON LssoSo.. A.. ,Masos
H Ssas!ss a.t.s ss'ssE 90
First time this season n Of Tvoy veId BGpSar opera
xns CHRISTINA NILSSON SScSrGSs sfor he ars. tim.
x. AM EoUis GARY 10; The a. tim.
ssaor %'E Ea On III. original creation in
ssaos sss 81. 1Pfa 81.
friday EVENING; 81 Ds;sxiH;tHa;Asi H. ta;sE NJ '''' ''-
sA7HaRAE H1aRkh esf fa Y SON At sHsrr 1a
LA TRAvIATA.
Seats now at the Academy. also 7ol and ia Broadway
,aSfS Ro issRa fERsosSASeEs oSSHhsE
GEORGE L. Fox's MOST POPULAR OF PANToMIMEs
HUMPTY DUMPTY
FRESH WIT, FRESH WONDERS, FRESH ATTRAC-
TIONS.
First appearance In New York OF
PROFESSOR A. SlEGR1ST
AND HIS WONDERFUL TRAINED DOGS.
% ss k9rsHn IE i.R'sss MEN es: of s
in their peculiar TH srfHR';f SfSEs shasac'srs' Dance
CONTINUED PoPULARRiTYI oPULARRGivYIr15 1E ALL THE OLD FA-
THE FAMOUS HARLEQUINADE.
Geo L. Fox. .(the incomparable). Clown
O X. Fox 1.-THE veteran). n)...... Pantaoon
The Brothers kiralfy
The SISTERS Kirafy C0lumbnes
THE MATCHLESS OLYMPIC BALLET,
introducing the celebrated Pre- nleres Assolntas
MILES. PAGLIERI, MORlONDO AND ALEXANDROWA.
supported BY full of European and American cory
phces.
sIaNoR CAssELLI. LES zIazAGs, LITTLE JENNIE
YEAMANS, YOUNG ADONIS, LITTLE VENUS.
TRANSFO FORMATION AND CARNIVAL.
THE REVELS OF The PIERkOTS
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
STORAGE.

A -sToRAGE.-THE CONTINENTAL STORES, SOUTH
"A. brooklyn, comprising three large Stores Pier and
Rights for sale. 10 lease for term OF years on
favorable terms For full particulars Apply TO +. u. ID.
BROWN, LOO Broadway,
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS,
THEArRE CoMIQUE.
i 5ll BROADWAY
JOou

Il
THEATRE CoMIQUE
Il 5l< BROADWAY
JOSH .Aaaagsr
SEVEN NEW STARS
irresistible THEY Tas sRsT ri BILL Yet OFFERED
'iP;ins OF TALENT
MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER IL. arS .pps,nae.ss ss
Professor .ssIIyEsrER.
MISS ANGELINA scHorr.
''' "'nae[Si sIoHTIsa I6i;fs M IN srDAR
rHa A''G pdssE%Hsa ri Es19silal bfKSHssss fKSrisss
ppense siss sfTTY sfiaa5 osHI SHsfis''' 'A'''
= ''-' '''i'is MISS ADA wRAY.
And the 'sn. ss EASIER GS9is s;ss ;ies md dance artist.
All the mammoth company retained. and will appear
'o''o's 4; :sfs.' %s IL ef .SsRos 'ss H5f!..n artist.
- S''-' -''' 'aTiis TIE MYSTIC CHANCES.
Szs #1s$Es Es%s
& Si5s j. sESSHk SEsSEk HUGHES HARRY duIoS.
MISS KITTY TILsroN. 'oAH' "AH''
under 'ns Mr.. sm%sSli'i JOSH a%RT1 sdRfrv'''0n Of
On the wSS sysqnS Z: rE zi' 'M5SRH 5sHef:
ssss sV Ssaas:asy @ :s$ 'omn.a, me f'
CHICAGO BEFORE. DURisS idyi d AND AFTER THE rI.E
DOwERY THEATRE.
ID EVERY NIGHT
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
with the distinguished and wo orld-renowned artist,
Miss LUCY RUSHTON,
who will appear In her reat specially OF
RACHAEL HARMAN,
In the s"a aS
by Gilbert A. Beckett ESQ., and Miss Lucy Rusbon, entities
which will be produced with entirely new Scenery. xa,
chnery, Mountings, &C, from
ORIGINAL DESIGNS.
Performance commences with tho comic drama OF
PEGGY GREEN.
The public respectfully informed that enaags
ment with tho versatile and protean actor,
Mr.. DICK RALPH,
who VIII have the honor Of appearing fn new drama
written expressly for him, entitled
FATE,
In which he will introduce his entirely original
ciaties which he Is without u rival In the country.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

New and costly toilettes a
Ia mode, new furniture and
new scenes. The powerful
original cast intact.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

Broadway. Curtain rises at 8.
Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY
MONDAY, Dec. IL, for the
one hundredth time,and every
evening during the week, win
be acted Mr.. AUaUSTIN
DALY'S powerful drama OF
the time, entitled
dDIVORCErn
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
- Twenty-fOurth street, near B
Sole Lessee and MAnager..ssss.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
ONE HUNDREDTH TINE
OF
"DIVORCEw

17TH "OIvORCE" MATINEE, Saturday. at ~ o'clock.
SPECIAL DIVORCE" MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY.
sssSeats may be secured two weeks In advance.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

Characters by Miss Fanny
Morant, Fanny Davenport,
Clara Morris, Mrs. Gilbert,
! Linda Deitz, Mary Cary, Mel
lie Mortimer, Kate ClaxtOn,
Louise Valmer, Ida ierance,
Louise Firmin, MIR. ID. II.
Harklns, w. j. Lem0yne,
James Lewis, W. Davldge,
Louis James, Henry Crisp,
d. Whiting, q. +. Devere,
Owen Fawcett, F. Chapman,
John Burnett, w. Beekman
and Il. Godfrey.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY l87-TRIPLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
BoorH's THEATRE. BOOTH
SECOND WEEK
EDWIN AssoorH
u,,,. ,,.r,..., :. =, HAMLET.
''' Twelve NIGHTS but I6SoEa
'n' JuGs S&sAR e
Mr. SooTH LAST SnHsDs Ss a dlAdSSE ST S
pitson's Music Store III Broaaway. = 49, '' -''
EzsT East %EEk WEEK TIE TIE
LAST wEEk Of TIE M ESa4aEaEST q o.
ssss ss s$$HEss s$EHEss s$EHHss
E3s$ E3sE III III ssIsaEs sEs#Es sisIHs & g:
E EfSSS fSSS B{gsBS$$$y BSSBsE$$$S$yy:
'ATus3AE sDAGRpHY Last Eyss2ssA
SxIhik$MEhE sEskPiT kPhy' :"
1sB 4sD LAST LAST 44FFFFEEA4ssAsSE 4FFE4ssAAssSSEE & &
n0NDAx DEC B after elaborate preparation. win be
sfxSk SEzSk SsSok. SsSok..
NEW NEW ARFsEEs AREEsEs % Ss ssEsy sSEsEsy
SE%& SE& DREssEs. DREssEs. NEW NEW w9SbEks. wosDEks
Us1ESSss sSSARE sSSARE 4#E4EsE. THEATRE.
corner Of Fourteenth street and Broadway.
THE CENTRE OF ATTRACTION IN NEW YORK.
GROWING STILL MORE POPULAR THAN EVER.
ALL THE COMBINED ADJUSTMENTS OF THE AGE
Engagement OF the celebrated artist SIGNOR WACO
ReengAgement OF the Character Songster FRED FOSTER.
. The laughable sketch entitled AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Major HUGHEY DOuGHERTY. Colonel j. DE ANGELIS
AsHCR0FT's IRISH SPEClALTIES
THE WONDERFUL MATTHEW FAMILY,
which has never been e9ualled in the world
HsS 'a skHsB an si SSE
PETER PIPER PEPPER.
Rollin Howard, Lew Rather and Chas Sturges.
. THE FRENCH SCHOOLMASTER.
II. NJ bUTCHEH AND COMIC PANTOMIME TROUPE.
SEATS RESERVED IN ADVANCE.
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
CTARTLINd. THRILLING. WONDERFUL
For short season, commencing
MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,, Dec. IL. T. l3,
THE CELEBRATED THORPE BROTHERS
viii give public Seances at the
ST. JAMES THEATRE, 2sth street and Broadway.
SUPERHUMAN POWER
whils thoroughly fastened in wood and IRON stocks
DR.. THORPE
OF the brothers, will also exhibit his powers
Of PSYCHOLOGY IN aleviatng pain and causing
BLIND TO SEE AND THE DUMB TO SPEAK,
FREE OF CHAR,iE.
Admission, 30 cents reserved seats, Is Doors
open at 30; commence ut g.
IMEES OPERA BOUFFE 100 BROADWAY
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

"The theatre has been ab.
solutely crowded 70 the doors
for four months by eager and
delighted audiences."- Sun.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

Initial Letter Paper Il Envelopes.
vINHE most popular article q ~ dav. at
j iulyl G. Z. HARvgyi.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15
ARE You BEUru ?-Edwin Doo,h wa

ARE You BEUru ?-E,iwin Doo,h wa,
travelling on the cars The passenger
hearing he was aboard naturally cvinre,
curiosity to sce the celebrated scto'
Among tho passenger was genuine Yer
monter. who occupied a sea, come tour :.
five benches in the rear OF the great object
By slipping hon, one seat 10 another /,
soon occupied the one immediately "alt
OF Booth. His anxiety was great. Reach
ing over and touching Edwin On the shout
der. he said:
"Ah! excuse me. sir. but is your name
Beuth 81
In his well modulated voice Booth re
piled
Yes sir my name is Booth"
"Ah !! eh excuse me sir, but is YOU
uams Edwin Beuth =
Yes. cir, my name \ Edwin Boob. y
"Really. eh ah .ir; but YOU mu,t
70 lily excuse me. sir bnt ah Oh '-.il
Or you brother to tho gentleman who had
th little difficulty win Mr. Lincoln a. til,
theatre ?"
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

FUNNY TALK ABOUT BABIES We low,
little babies. and love every body who doc'
Lore babies. No man has music in his sou
WIN don't love bsiics Babies were mad,
10 DO loved, especially gill balies. wheI
they grow up. A man isn't worth shnrb
who hasn't baby. and the same lue ap'
plies 10 woman. A baby is spring da,
in winter. and If il is healthy ana good ma
turcd. and you're sure it's you,s, it is u
bushel Of sunshine. no matter how cold ia,
weather. A man cannot be hopeless q,
long MS he loves babies one at tiue. We
love nabies o'ma,ter how dirty they are,
Babies aie born TO lie dirty.
We love babies because they are babies,
and because their mothers we've 'ovabs and
lovely women. Our love for babies is only
bounded BY the number o! babies in til,
world. We always look for babies; W,
do. We always have sorrowful feeling,
for mothers that have no babies and dom
expect any.
Women always look down. hearted who
have no babies, and men who have no bs.
bes always gamble. and drink whisky,Snt
stay ont st night trying to get music il
their so ouls but they cant come it; Bsbie,
are babies. and nothing can take theiI
places. Pianos play ont. and good living
plays out, and ieautv plays out, unes'
there's baby in the house We've tried
it; We know and we say there's no,hin,
like baby. Babies are like a proife,ut
ject, and we intend to talk more about III,
babe in future.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15
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not n remedial agent in this w,rld that will cury
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The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

TCST RECEIVED.
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The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

-" Mother" said little gill who
was engaged in making her doll an apron,
IL believe | will be n Duchess VIXEN ]
grow up" "Ilow do you ever expec' t.
become . Duchess. my dang ghter hcr
mother asked "WLy. by marrying =
Dutshman. 10 be sure, replied the gill.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

OUEENSWAEE.

4 large lot of Qneenswnre' now ~ v"ao,N
n way from England; put up lh a, 'id ,,r,
crates. to suit merchants. viii tie 'oW Ind
low to the trade Merchants ordcIs SUM-"
IT, Send for price list and terms cu
dec 80
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

- 4 matrimon' al advertisement in =
Psris paper reals: "A single gentleman.
Protestant. and possei OF rentes. vishe'
TO marry Protestant lady, very distin'
guishsd, and posed Of moie fen'es
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15
Shocmakers look out for your Souls.

4 LII kinds Of Shoemakcrs Trimmings.
n Lasts. boot Trees; shoe Pegs. by the
buSnpl shoe Thread, Avis. and II thousand
other things to tedious to mention.
by 81. AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15
Whi3IAcy,

warranted not to cut in the eye--not nead
ache in u hhds. of tit l. no sooner In your
belly tlan ia on your back in Il pound of beet
and it carries bead like Il necklace; for
sale by
GEORGE AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15
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from the Globe Rolling Mills. CHM. bought
since the govt. manufacturing duty was re-
moved. which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit of by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15

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communicated through the hlood. sweat, urine aad
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uar disease, ulcers in the throat tumors, Nodes in
the glands aud other parts OF the system sore eyes
strumoruus discharges from the ears aud the worst
form Of Skin diseases, Eru tons, Fever sores,
Worms, Salt Rhcun, Eryspcla>. Tumors Cancers
N the Womb, are within the curative range of this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, aud few day
use viii prove 10 any person using 1t tor either "t
these forms of disease its potent power to cure
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The wastes and decomposition that Is e. ntlnunlly
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and repairs the same with new material made from
healthy blood--aud this the Snrsaparillan will
and does steure-a cure Is certain for when once
this remedy commences its work OF publication
and succeeds in diminishing the loss of wastes, its
repairs will be rapid, gnd every day the patient
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food digcstiEg better, appetite improving and flesh
and weight Increasing, Not only does the Sarsa.
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agents in the cure of Chronic, ScrofulouS Consti-
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Urinary aud Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes.
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Where there ARE brick dust deposits. or the water
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The Van Buren press., 1871-08-15
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Has ma ic tn most astonishing currs, So quick,
so rapid ARE thv ch lng,. the boIy uudrrgoes, uu.
der the Iuhuenee ol this truly wonderful medicine,
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Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-03-11

OUR Grant letter speaks confident
ly of the value of the peace made with
the Pinals. We hope it may be last
ing, but no one should trust their per-
son or property where they would not
bave done so before. They should have
been compelled to endure more shan one
scout from Camp Apache, and still
more from Verde, before listening to
their peace talk Even if they have
offered peace in good faith, they de-
serve more punishment, and a most
terrible scourging would have made
their peaceful professions more worthy
of reliance. With all due Difference to
Col. Green's judgment, we think he
would have contributed more certainly
to permanent peace by returning
through the mountains infested by In
dians, and inhicting punishment and
injury wherever the opportunity was
found to do so. The Indian must
most powerfully feel the government S
superiority, ability, and determination
to crush him, before his professions of
peace are worth listening to by our
officers or people.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-03-11
Letter from Camp Grant-.Peace
Agreement by the l'Inais-De--
lishtful hopes Expressed.

CAMP GRANT, A. T., March I. 1871
The prospects that your city will
not be troubled by the Apaches for
some time, are very bright indeed.
Lieut.. Whitman Sd Cavity aud com
manding officer OF this Post, has just
concluded peace with two OF the pet
ty chiefs of the PILai tribe, who have
sent runners out to all Of their people,
with the int Ii that they shall also
come III On i reservation. This peace
was concluded under the most auspi-
clouS circumstances. 4 short time since
five Indian women came 60 this Post
und5r nag OF truce-wlIlch | cannot
forOear describing. 1t was a rag that
was once whl5e-thl3 you could just
discern. 1t was about 10 inches long,
and abou5a an inch and q quarter wide,
and was adjusted to a reed, which the
most forbidding looking Of the squaws
carried. The kind treatment those re-
ceived whilst here, two days. AID the
same 1 have no doubt being unexpect-
ed, II soon gob nOised abroad amongst
them. Then again buck and his lass
came IN, and seeing that everything
was as represented, we are now in a
fair way Of having all their folks COM
ing IN, and 1 feel confident in assert
ING that, no matter what other officer
comes here, If they are treated with
the same kindness and fair dealing, as
they are receiving at the hands Of the
now Commanlant and Commissary,
the people OF Arizona need be under
no farther apprehension OF any incur
sions from this portion OF the Apache
tribe Col Green, lst Cavalry, was
here at the time of the treaty, and so
confident was ne OF their good faith
that he left for Camp Apache, without
seeking to modest any more OF them,
contrary to his original intentions,
which speaks we'll, as Col. Green is
conceded to De very well posted on IN
dams and their manner of transacting
such business.
I think that these Indians being left
San Pedro and Arivapa valleys to
cultivate, and receiving convincing
encouragement by implements, seeds,
Sc, i'll fact everything that would De
requisite to start people on their new
career, we will have no more of those
Indian atrocities that have so blurred
the history Of this Territory.
A. SOLDIER.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-03-11
Latest Eastern News.

PARIS, Feb. A.-The conclusion of peace
is now certain. The commissioners have
accepted the following conditions
LIST. The cessiOn of Alsace and Metz
Belfort to be restored to France.
I'd. The payment of war indemnity of
five billions of francs.
Sd. A portion of the French territory,
with some fortified towns, like Sedan, re-
mains in possession of the Germans until
the conditions of the treaty are fulfilled.
4th. The Germans are to enter Paris on
Monday and occupy the Champs d Elysees.
5th. Peaceto be declared when the French
Assembly ratifies these conditions.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 27.-William to Angus
Ia: With deeply moved heart and with
gratitude to God, 1 inform you that the
preliminaries of peace have been signed !;
the Bordeaux Assembly must ratify."
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-03-11
Letter From Camp Apache.

CAMP APACHE, A. t., March 18th,
1S71.-Word was received here yester-
day that Col Green and party had
had slight brush with banc OF
Indians in the Pinal mountains, who
We're on the point Of going to Grant to
make peace. The report is that the
Indian loss was one killed. and four
horses captured.
Corporal Brown. of "B" company
of 2lst Infantry died in the Hospit Il
February 26, and was buried the fol-
lowing day. The entire garrison at
tended the funeral.
The batch of recruits for company
"B", accompanied by the Doctor ar
rived on the I'd instant.
The trains of Messrs Lord & Apple,
have arrived and discharged their
freight, after which they took their
departure.
The weather has been quite fine for
the last week. No more snow.
There is rumor in camp to-day,
that Troops 81" and IN" of the 1st,
are to remain in Arizona, though it is
probably without foundation.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-03-11
Mission Camp Murderers.

A Hermosillo exchange of Feb. 81,
says in substance:
Of the criminals required by the au-
thorities of Tucson, Pedro Pine, To-
mas Sanchez and Ramon n, for muir
ders perpetrated on the persons Of
Charles Reidt, James Lytle and Thos.
Oliver, the first only has been caught.
He coolly walked through our streets
defying the DEGREES of justice, bit as
the officers were very active in search
of them, caught Pedro Pine while in
store selling shotgun, together
with a brace of pistols and saddled
horse. The police Immediately con-
Quoted him to Jail to await further in
vestigation by the proper court. 1t is
known here that Pine keeps horses
in a pasture ground near by. The
project of this district is trying his ut
most in search of the other two, To-
mas Sanchez and Ramon n.