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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02
Family Fedd.

The case of H. G. Scott, tried yesterday in the
Criminal Court, is one illustrating the evil eff
feet of family feuds. A house divided against
itself cannot stand, and beside the unpleasant
ness and modification of such occurrences they
are morally wrong, and frequently the casus
bclLi is handed down from father to son, and en-
genders feelings akin to those animating the
Corsican in his remorseless vendetta.
The Scott family, we are told, have divided
their property and even the chldren, some re-
naming with their father and others with the
mother, and the difficulty in question grew out
of trihng matter. One of the girls went to a
spring to get bucket of water and in passing
her brother accidentally spilled some of the
water on his foot. ra .fsg
This enraged him to such an extent that he
seized the girl and beat her severely, and held
her head in the spring until she was in danger
of drowning. She then took out warrant, and
he was fined for the offense and required to give
bond to keep the peace as she was afraid toilive
at home without he was restrained from violence
by law.
In order to prevent such occurrences, the
amenities and courtesies of good society sh ou}d
be taught and practiced in the family circle As
well as away from home. If good behavior is
habtua it is easily told and sits moro gracefully
on person than when 1t is simply acted for the
restraint are plainly manifest to the most casual
observer, and the true standing of the individ l.
ual is correctly set down in the mind. r. ~ ?
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02
-2TTF oREicN.
I'LL HEALTH OF MCMAHON AND DE
tf lT'3 CISSEY- -' ri
German Troops Ordered HOme-Vote or
the French Army. r or

German Troops OrdereO HOhe'Vso VI
the French Army. r rT
PARIS, July Marshal MacMahon and
General DeCissey are going to Bareges, III
the Pyrenees, to seek renewal OF health III
the famous hot sulphur baths of that re-
gion.
Twelve thousand fusiliers and gunners
have been sent home.
Houseman, BaraI and Aschalant with
draw from the candidature for the Assem-
bly,. s ;,
DeCissey has issued circular prescrib-
ing the regulations for taking vote of the
army. "a q r-1---h = r.
The Bank of France has commenced
the publication of its returns. The bullion
in the vaults $50 900, 600 francs, and in the
Treasury there is balance of l4O,O00,OOC
francs.
LONDON, July 1.-The whole royal fam
| lily, Duke Nemours, and the Prince Impe-
rial were present at the review of six thous.
and troops by the Queen in Bushey Park
yesterday,
The German attempt to excite dissatis-
faction with the British Government
amongst the inhabitants of Heligaland,
has proved failure.
A banquet was given Thursday by the
Anglo American Association. The fol-
lowing named Americans were present :
VIM. +. Dodge, Bishop McIlvane, Henry
Wilson, Hugh McCOlloch, General Smith,
and Messrs Palfrey, Hoar & Co. Speeches
were made of friendly character as usual
OH such occasions. l#-h
The Russian Grand Duke Vladimir,
paid visit to Napoleon.
Mr.. Howard. Secretary of the British Lee
CATION at Washington, has been appointed
agent i'm the United to receive the claims
of British subjects coming within the ar
ticles from twelfth to seventeenth of the
treaty of Washington. 1c- ..aL =
LONDON, July 1.-The papers of to-day
discuss the French elections which they
generally believe will result favorably to
the Government of Theirs and the Re-
public.
A dispatch from Paris says the return of
the Monarchists is probable from many
departments. The Imperialists are max
ing very active canvass, but really have
no chance of securing a considerable
number of members of the Assembly.
PARIS, July 1.-The Official Journal SC Us
there were present and taking position in
the review of Long Champs one hundred
and sixty battalions of infantry, sixty
squadrons of cavalry, twenty companies
of engineers and three hundred and sixty
pieces of artillery.
The Orleans Princes are to-day visiting
NJ. Theirs. .r.rz~ r-a->s
The Republican list of candidates for the
Assembly were printed to-day, with the
name of Gambetta absent.
HAVANA, July 1.-Among the surren :
dered CannaO officers are Nicolos ElOy and
Oswald Adu, MelchOr and Joseph +. Bo-
mall, Felandre and Bliss Rodriguez, Agus-
tin and Parfiro Silver, Alfredo Betancurt
and Augustine Coco.
| The two brothers Adu, were captured by
| General Agramonte.
1t is reported Generals Manual, Agra
| monte, Parro and JOsesita ROdrignus have
| made overtures for surrender.
Valmasada leaves for Santiago Decuba
| to-day. ..-,1-
The Spanish party are making strenuous
efforts to carry the Porto Rico elections.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02
Closing Exercises Of spout Spring Academy.

Mrs. f. p. Dunforth's school at Spout
Spring Academy, near McMiflan's Station;
came to aclose on Friday last. The house
was well filled with the friends of the
school who had come out to witness the
exercises of the day. The morning was
devoted to examining the different classes,
and the prompt and correct manner in
which the many very difficult questions
were answered spoke well for the manage
ment of the school, and reflected credit
upon all concerned. Ell. r..,,....,, ......,., s.,
At noon an intermission was given, duP.
ring which the young ladies spread all ex-
cellent repast, which all greatly enjoyed.
In the afternoon the audience were en-
tertained with rehearsals and compositions,
all Of which were both interesting and in
structive. Testimonials were. awarded to
a number of pupils for good conduct du-
ring school, after which all retired to their
respective abodes, long to remember the
feasts of the day. h., t@.I. GNoRTs.Gi "a.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02
Incorrect News.

We are informed by a gentleman just from
Memphis that the telegraphic account of the
accident on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road, near Lafayette, mentioned in yesterday
dispatches,i is incorrect. Thenewsboy was on the
passenger train going east, and falling between
the cars was run over and killed. When the
freight train was met his body was placed on
board. and the freight train afterwards ran of
the track, by which accident two brakesmen
were killed. ioJ
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02

"What can 1 do for you, my boy?"
"Speak kind word to me some
times, "replied the boy, as the tears gushed
from his eyes. 81 ain'tgot q mother like
some of them"
A kind word? Think Of it, That far
mer had it in his power to give. that boy
money, clothes, playthings, but the poor
boy craved nothing so much as a kind
word now and then. If the farmer had
ever SO little heart the boy must certainly
have had the wish gratified.
A kind word? You have many of them
spoken to you daily, and you don't think
much of their value; but that poor boy in
your village at whom everybody laughs,
would think that he had founda treasure
if some one would speak a kind word to
him. Suppose you speak it next time you
meet him, instead of laughing at him.
Then watch him and see how he looks.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02
Railroad Items.

The number of through passengers on Che
road last night was small, owing to the fact that
connection was made only from Lynchburg.
In few days, however, the travelling public
will not be slow to avail themselves of the IA
cilities offered. I'D" @
Alex. Stewart,:w was arrested at Cleveland
for misdemeanors committed here made his es-
cape from custody. The officer having him :,
charge permitted him to 60 to the house OF
friend, and he avaled himselfof the opportu-
nifty and left
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02
California State Republican Ticket.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-Mr. Newton
Borth has been nominated by reclamation
for Governor by the Republican State Con-
vention on an anti-railway subsidy plat
form, which is almost Identical with the
platform adopted by the Democratic state
Convention. Tt demands from the nation
al government the abrogation of the treaty
with China, and the prohibition Of further
Chinese immigration, and fully Endorses
President Grant and his administration
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02
IThe lchicaeo T,rib,eae asks and receives

y THE Chicago Iribune asks and receives
$50, OoO for a, eolumn of advertisements. one
YEAR. The business men of Chicago are
Keen to pay it. There is one house in Gin
cinnati that pays 81, 900 a week for adver-
Using. II There are several i'm cleveland
even, who pay as high as $4,000 a.. year,
Somehow these don't break up; q Liberal
advertiser never does. Springfield Repuo-
Lhn,, mp 2iE u9Hl .LiiG79H'2 lh3idTSbt1fi
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02

THE King of the Cannibal Islands is IN
trbuble. He has lately become a reformer
AID attempted a little restrictive 1egisla-,
thin, leliacting law to prohibit the use OF
niissioharies as an article of food but the
.gnileless Eijians resented this interference
With their, liberty aud have risen in revolt.
Sd the good King Thingumbo has been
compelled to take up arms against the re-
beIlious cannibals, and we suppose his pro-
jected visit to the United Stetes will have
I'd be postponed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02
In certain cemetery in townIin Con

In certain cemetery in a towntin Con
necticut, can befound a lot containing five
graves one in the centre, the Others near
by at the four points Of the compass. The
Inscriptions on the latter read, respectively
after the name of the deceased :.pldisgoI :,
fMy,I.- Wife, MY ii. Wife My II
Wife," ".My ". Wife," while the centre
stone bears the trief but eloquent express
ion soar HusbandhI lilR L2hj ,inl>-9
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02

~ weeded my friends, y said an eccentric
old man, ''by hanging piece of stair-car-
pet out of MY first-foor window, with a
constable's announcement affixed. 1t had
the desired effect. soon saw who were
INV friends. 1t was like firinga gun at a
pigeon-house. They forsoOk the building
at the first report, and have not had oc-
casion to use the extra flaps of my dining
table since.u tfa1 but riIrf i-s< ga is-,uftsel
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02

d. Mr.. Frank O'Conners q .stone-cutter at
Ithaca, New York, has been, able, while
working at his trade, to store away q mass
of general and scientific knowledge, as
we'll as ytoii practice drawing and study
latin and FrenohJnh nj Vols ID. upsd "a
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02

Henry Ward Beeeher says: at will
scarcely be denied that men are superior to
women, as men and that women are inn
measurably superior to men, as women;
while both of them together are more than
a match for either of them separately p,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02

Alexander II stephens, in his paper, the
Columbus fGa. J SaR, says that the idea
Of adopting Radical platform . to elec' "a
burning down ahouse to clean it of fleas."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02

Some, paper has come out in favor of
John T. Hoffman for President and Alien
g. Thurman for Viee-President The Gin
elnnati 4coau,serciqlrq appropriately gals
Las a. kangaroo ticket, -, .,.'.t,,;.u H..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02

ward, and are considerably injured, espe.
c;ally in the low lands by rain and ice.
Corn is nearly sufficient for home con-
SUI nption planted.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02
Hotels.
,rHE BATTLEHO

r HAVE LEASED THE HOTEL LATELY, KNOWN
| as the Stacey House. end viii hsnsefofth conduct
sns st na~e II the public generally, and Of my old
fends PARTICULARLY who have stood by me so truly in
The past. is respectfully solicited promise Their
House.. an, ,t s,1,.i...l 80 -H -, LIZ.
x;II he seem from the above that have leased tia
S,cey Housc 10 General Battle In retiring from II o
ostion which have, occupied for several years
this city desire to tender my thanks and kind wis es
of their patronage TO my successor, enc who Will
make their stay with him comfortable in every It
Nashville. Jan17-dtf-w 2a4 fem J. E. STACEY. IL
-~.r9r- 2fit 13baid jCu gsfu lfai1} Us ~.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02
Sneak Kindly to Him.

A farmer was saved by a, very poor boy
from drowning. After his restoration. he
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02

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The New York herald., 1871-01-20
MEXICO.


py. aspect cf Another Civil War-Comments
SRrta Anna's Preelana ation--1hcmas A.
Nelson AppoIuted as Regent Of Mexico TO
,hc A1ericau Exposit.on--volcsnic Erup-
ticgs. 90,
We have wsrlke news from Of Guerrero, and
end ammunition have been ordered there from th's
capital within the past hours without doubt General
lnaenez win have 20 sncculnb TO ieneras Alvarez
and Arice. Most Of the revolutionary leaders,
among them Jesus Toledo, Negrete, Rivera, Cosa
pcn.oncs and Chavaris, all generals, besides
. dozen coonels are here, apparently engaged IN
peaceful rursuts Negrce and Aureliana Rivera recently
distinguished themselves by soldering with their own
he conin Madame Juarez Both of them are
derkood TO be hostile Minister Lerdo aud wiling TO sup
port any candidate who defeat him. Juarez and pias
fl remain ned against Lerdo hut why he Ia re-
taned the Cabinet nobody petend to explain The dih
culy which seemed avoided by the orders OF President Jue
Cunsresa eou.a decide the dispute, not ALTO
geusr avoided aud now n,lbS aStEoo - ,earel.
quest from MaceIe Juarez, the Authenticity OF wnioh Is
he Husband 10 retire from the Presidency and him
sell solely hs family General Garcia and Congressman
canpsaehy both being eanoidses ior Govsrnor The
latter 4 @ wa. aae d suIas rnsS
The Gea of the Sh, commenting on santa Annals Nassau
public the fanSees and who made his brothers bood
dow beoase be made use Of ~ wish ~ aud the Il order ~
GSks, Give 10 wncn hs conscience the OF
as S he q al n IN yl as
ami General ieran whom he sacrificed 10 wha IN Tam
poon " charges MIN with keeping the country Ia reyoiuon
and denies thai he Just beencen, laws 10
Hon Toma. A. Nelson has been appointed as Resen, of
Mexico 20 the Grand Exposition which 10 oh in New
and sssrs Manc,ss caneio campao, Maacera RIO Dc la
Ross Antonio isscsnlon. Payne aud erasco Berra.
oa saps e .e o ses
burnins aad several small villages near have been
The New York herald., 1871-01-20

era very sick More bie bundles OF grcenbacks went
over y the Island. Time, 1890.
Elereath FfQM.-The battles were again even ana
one enthusiast wanted TO bet "a hundred TO eighty
that Jersey would win the main.n Both blacKreds.
Jersey ave pounds. Long Island one ounce less.
Twenty to sixteen on Jersey Both were good ones,
and before resting were badly hacked up. Then
Sn pow On e Islander sna u,s he croaHed Time
$780,
Ttrelnh Ffght-The Jersey parties now had only
one more fight TO win the main. Long Island showed
lem0D-back pyle four pounds six ounces; Jersey
black brass.oack, white hackle one ounce heavier
and very handsome. Twenty to fourteen on the
latter. He had no mouth but was game as pebble.
The pyle got the best OF 1t and cut the brassback
down at the fourth n.y. and was winning his battle
with ease when he received an accidental blow
through the brain and fell dead. He was worth
about hundred Of the that killed him In three
minutes by the watch.
This decided the main IN favor Of New Jersey after
eight hours lighting, and II was hard WORK for
them. thirteenth match was fought; but the nte-
rest OF the evening had departed, and with 1t Tue
creme de Ia creme OF the assemblase.
The New York herald., 1871-01-20
COURT cAlENDaRs-THls DsY.

SUPREME CoURr--GKNERAL TEHs.--Held BY judges
1876 la7, 1913, isS 500 2oi aos aOS sS a aS 2Og ao 2i
ETad&ysSor, 81 & s5s Cause. sa ;a 5i So
i oi. issS ilss, ibo7, 1856 Par BY JSass Van
BrSnt @ Short Causes. Nos $50 GAG, 7 s0 s8l lois,
1878 1885, 1898, i42s. il2s iiSo 1865 1855 6osi
as 1asndsp sasd ,wsys asF ssA q
s H. 49, u, SO, III, us l0 u.s. la2. i2s 4S l4s Cal No.
SUPERIOR Cougr-TRIAL TEnM-- Part L. Held by Judge
MeCmnn Opens q eleven NJ Nos aS lO4a 3o7 475,
Sy Judge ma 49, G7O Is bS, ss4 5i2 sou, ss
COMMON PLFAa.-Part Held by Judge Lorremore
52a 9aa
,oss MAEME !sn GouHrPs lneld BY Judge Aiker-Kos
1872, 4ag!, 45, 4sU6, 47. Par 2Hsd by Judge Gross
Nos 1928, 1884 lsSl, a661 463o ~ 4S6, t39, ies3l
judge Tracy.-NoS 1919, l9s ~ SSsi biio
The New York herald., 1871-01-20
SUPERIOR couaT-Ta!AL Tsaa-7lar z.

The Suit Ayainst the City for Pay for a
Closed Up Strcct-1'aas ssIicai Estate Prob
lem, Case.
Before Judge Freedman.
Rss,l D. Nisr Tie Mayor dc o. Nee rors.-Tbe par
tcuars OF this wherein the plaintiff
from the city for tsen,yve Zee, OF the norhey
Of Seventy eighth street. between Fourth avenues
being oaehaif Of the former street, fully pub.
hshed In tho HERALD at tho ncement Of
The -nt After several days hearing the testimony
on both Sides embracing the evidence of the old
est living city surveyors, searchegs OF titles and
leading real estate lawyers the Yesterday con-
eluded by decision in favor OF the defend Court
held that the strip Of land in question excluded
deed ny the corporation the original purchaser
whom the palntn with only one intermediate purchaser,
derived hs title The ayermnt Of fraud he also held not
This is probably but the beginning of
Of the litigation The case viii be taken before the General
Term ana there s m adverse decision here win
riel The Cont Auneaia.
The New York herald., 1871-01-20
BR0OKLYN C0URTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Action Aguiust n D!sfiIlsr 10 Recover Taxes.
Before Judge Benedict
Usit,i Stats Faacis NJ Reono and 0h.ys.Ths WAS
distNler'a bond spirits assessed
during june August and September 1885, which the govern
ment claims remain unpaid The amount IL about $780,
Assistant District Attorney Alien, for government called
show that these taxes duly Rssessed and
appeared from the records OF the Collectors ouce that
they had not been paid.
For the defence McKenna that he had paid this
amount portion the Collectors Office the cashier
portion to Deputy Collector Smith, who authorized 10
that he had been paid anything The defence called wit
ness, who testified that ABOUT McKenna the
Deputy Collector had conversation about this
Ing which Smith told McKenna that lie had paid him. Then,
Smith denied having tod Mckenna ythng OF the
Kind but that he did that MeKcnpa had paid him
all taxes due except those spirits.
The jury being unable 10 upon verdict dis
charged.
The New York herald., 1871-01-20
liz coURr S
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Question Oi Practice.

Ths tniti Scssc ~. Henry Maiard and 0sar Hu.~ion.
This suit brought the valne Of certain
chanise the ground that such vacbecame forfeited by
the defendants TO tho United States because OF violation OF
the sxtysxh section OF the act OF Marc 179 The sec.
ond TO the declaration that the OF action did
NOT accrue to the plaintiffs AZ time within five years
bei the commencement OF the suit. The plaintiffs
dsmur to this plea, 90 far ss 4 relates to .hree
OF the causes Of action, and the defendants join
In demurrer. The plaintiffs reply among th,ngs 10
this plea 80 lar as II relates TO all the other of action
that the acts set forth Ia that the declaration were
auiuenty concealed by the defendants from the plaintiffs
until within bvc years prior to the commencement OF
whereby the unknown the plaintiffs until
within period OF less than i've next prior the
ncemept OF the suits whereby the plaintiffs could not
unit. within that period elect whether TO claim forfeiture OF
the goods Of their vane bring actcn for acts
To this replication the defendants demur their part and
the plaintiffs join in demurrer The Court decides that
application IL bad in substance, aud the demurrer
The New York herald., 1871-01-20
COURT or GENERAL sess!ass.

Refore Judge Bedford.
GAERoTERs AcoJITTFp--JUD6E BEDFoRDs REaAaXs
UPoN JURY.
The first presented for the consideration the Jury
yesterday by Mr.. Fellows charge ofrobbery
degree preferred against John McGuire The complainant
Frank Renhart, stated that New Years night, while
standing In front Of his inger beer saloon No 2s Chryse
street, about hapas o'clock four him.
OF whom caught him by the u roa threw him down
took silver watch out Of his pockc. Renhart positively
that Mcclure Of the four The robbers
wso pursued through street %a Sac
Mr. Reinna was afraid to ioow them lest the hishwaymcn
rRrsoNrr's STATEMENT
The prisoner examined IN h.a behalf !s story
stepped with friends drink lager saloon,
with the attack robbery The jury returned veraic OF
Fellows then placed another alleged highway roboer
;hs bar and pu. him m. on TRIAL named Michael Chamber:
%ent thai Year. eve whls standing on The
10 am and inquired il he was not Nehoss MuSas
and took him down to that house. Fiannigan being under
ana when Sl.nn was IN the halfway Ss three men a.,
& a n sss sa son. e oaa
the who took the but he identified Chambers
0esend doubt g as one Of +, the party, ,.
JIpaE nrpFonD INDIGNANT.
nnohsr garrotlns case was sso to be trsd when the
sence of = material witness.
r very On, nk M hsa
II be the order Of the day asqut E.rfo,e wbosa
s Attorney a1s SssS n
10 e. n.l sSsss'a Ssss
ton cannot be had In . garroting case.
Counsel for III Thomas nn:s oBr.n charged Win robbery pro-
ceeded 10 read ardsvt In support Of his motion for
Adiournulen. Of the trial
Judge BEDFORD, when this offence charged TO have
been commicdy
Counsel-Sew Years night.
Juu2e Bcdford thought Tor that was the Jccnce set
10 Ia the other Of robbery.
BEsTENCFD.
John Gigsn was tried upon an Indictment charging bin
with entering the clothing store OF Philip
Hshkind ia White street, the lab o October; but
the evidence being insufficient 10 sustain the specific
allegation In the indictment the jury convicted
9Gligsn or attempt to commit grand. larceny.
there SuOU worth of goods In the store The es,
mony showed the prisoner and another thief
boys enter the premises Judge Stuart
asssncd to defend The prisoner avacd himself OF bis
legal knowledge by raising number of technical
points.
When arraigned Gilgan bad ,he andaciy TO
promptly that be The boys In the pace with the intent
10 commit burglary
Judge bedford ra-Bugars he put out OF the way.
Two years aud sin months the state Prison your
tepce -
The foowins IL the Calendar for to-day The People
Ahxas Ia y..as at. 1sa.y OrGspcs. Iobhnry saIns