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TOTAL VALVE
OF the $4,000 GIFTS $780, 900

The drawing will ,akc place, as soon as en-
cravings enough are sold 10 distribute the tick
cts. before n. many ticket holders ns choase ~
be- pre4cut, and 10 oe d,.ecs their couisoi.
". refer IN
Thomas II Kemp Clerk Of Caroline Co. Court.
Geurgc u Rossum Att at Law, Denton, Nd.
Il, X Richardson, Sheriff OF the County.
William Fell. Esq. oi Denton, Md.
Maueha liru, Veal Estate u Ars. Rblgrly, Nd.
The above gentlemen will ne, rs Sul~r sssory
Committee
Refer also io Charles Goodng, Esq, Speaker
Of the nrlawUrQ Senate, all the Leading Men. the
Ranks the Editor Of this Paper, and the Press
Of the Peninsula generally.
We want active men and women, every where,
to work Tor us. with whom We will make libernli
arrangements, namely, after their ordering tlsc.t
sample engraving, we will give then, one en-.
craving aud one tiekc, rRyr, for every four names
they senl Us with - 90.
To order an Engraving, rpi us s: 90 In y
registered letter, or by Post oniec Order, anti
We will send hy return mail, the engraving and
the ticket FREE.
Send all your orders for engrayisgs money
and drafts and all corrcspondcncs TO our gen.
cral Office, addressed thus
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STATEN ENT

Statement Of tic Commissiodrrs Of the Torn Of
MiRffeso,rn, for the year ending on the Gh day g
March 1871.
DR..
For amount Of moneys received by J.
u. Ciarkson, Treasurer from VIII
liam II. Moore former TREASURER s l5i rs
From Road Commissioners df St. Geor-
gcs Hundred for 1869 100 90
From Two Circuscs and three Shows 35 90
% John A. Jones, Constable for
Fines 10 90
From George W. or,lp, for Lamp 500
' Tax on Real Estate and Capita
tion l,O3a 10
From Dog Tax 20 90
Total 81, ,aGi 05
en-
by the following orders paid
q Morris Taskcr & Co. for Lamps
and Lamp Posts s los 90
By Eliason 4 Gears, for Blacksmith
wara Il 80
By Thomas Massey, for Tca1us and Ser
| vices OF Self 30 90
by Charles u. Vandcriord, fos prin-
ting 30
BY Charles +. Anderson, Assessor 20 90
| q II. Davis, Executor of Samuel W.
| Roberts, deceased 35 %
| by Charles Ta,nln, Jr. for Oil, Chin
nies, &C. &c. 10 Gi
| by Il. H. Foster, for Rent of Room
and Services of Self 40 10
| By John A. Jones, Constable 90
. VIM. Mcdowell, for Lighting and
attending 10 Lamps 60 80
BY j. H. fcnmorc 4 Co. iDr Lumber SIT
NJ c. Conwel Tor engineering Ser
vices for years Is 90
by VIM. il. Barr, for GnsF &c. for
Lamps } -
By Sundry pcrfoas for Teams &c. for
work on the Streets iib OF
| By Commissions allowed the Treasurer
for Collecting los SO
Dy Balance in hands of Treasurer $50 Ia
Total 81 36l Oj
DR.
For Balance in hands Of Treasurer 33o II
There j. also due The fown Fou the
Road Commissioners ri 81. Georges
hundred Tor the year 1870 loo 90
Also from John \. JOncs, Constable
from Fines objected by him and
no, paid over 80
Due the Town from various sources
mentioned above Si3G Gi
Il. VI FOSTER, Chairman
, cnAnLEs TATMAS, JR, Stct
March i--iw
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DIED.

Al his home in Ekton Md on the 2ana ait.
Henry Partridge, formerly of Baltimore, aged 80
years.
Near st. Georges, on Monday night last. Mrs
Sarah {. Higgins, wife Of Anthony Hirpins, in
the Glsi year of her age.
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NV Yonk. pcccmbcr ljlh. 1910.


Nsw ioRk, December jth, 1870.
". J. G.. psRny, l,nr unl ihsorh.y known
as a Publisher in this and subsequently,,
United States Commissioner for the Paris Expo
si,ion Of saj--wc, the undersigned have known
intimately, and take pleasure in bearing ,esii-
mouy 10 his gen,lcma ely character strict integ-
ri,y, and honorable dealing rs business man.
DANIEL APPLETON CO., Publishers and
Book sellers
GEO. p, PUTNAM, Publisher and Bookseller.
GEO. ". CARLTON, Publisher.
WILLIAM URTON, President Western Union
Telegraph TO.
ERASTuS BROOKS, Prop. n. Y. Evening
Express.
GEO. JONES, ProN. N. Y. Times.
ISAAC HENDERSON, of n. Y. Evcn'g. Post.
J. u. ORvlS, Prcsiden, N. y. Security Bank
GEO. r. BAKER, Cashier First National Bank.
GhEENLEAF, NORRIS h co. Brokers, GU
Exchange Place.
CiIAS. A. 6TETSON, Astor House.
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$500 Peach Trees,

from TO years old, MI in bearing order, and
being near the water often hear When other or
cliards more inland fail. The natural soil is
good, aud with very little exprnsc can be made
very productive. About l2j acres Is marsh and
cripple, which can be embankcd ri II small cost
10 the owner Il being a part OF the Augustine
marsh Company, and we have no doubt the com
pany will put up iheiI hank very soon indie
pendent Of the company, there ar0 ra,ines ma
king up inland, which could be embarked by
the owner at very riing cost, and would be
valuable acquisitions To tie farm. Any further
information respecting the above property will
bc given with pleasure by either Of the under
signed. FRANCIS T. PERRY, ! ,J.,
TllOMASCANENpER '""'''
Feb pO---tF
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The above property is well worth the a',cn-
tion Of capitalists, being situated on the road
from McDonough 10 Port Penn, about two miles
from each place, and one mile from Augustine
Landing, where lime crn bc landed, grain
shipped and where large quantities Of peaches
are shipped every year TO Philadelphia, or other
markt,s AT very small expense Good School
within hai-milc, and in the midst of a commu-
nifty whose morals are proverbialy good, making
il a desirable place Of residence There is on
the farm at prcsen; about
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MARRIED..

On the 23l Of February, 1871, ai the rridcncc
of the brides father, by Rev. 4. J crozer. John
a. Cleaver, TO Miss Martha burgess, all pc ST
Georges Hundred.
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Ss'E,esAs. NOTICES.

~ DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CA
TARRll treated with the utmost SUCCESS, ~ J.
lsNAcs. u. y. aud pruf,, tr Of Htsrsst. - ~
E4l and ~ hp yt-.ahEI mi N hthrai tDii'gs
~ IhRIAihm - gelrr Ip0ipss. iJrmcrl, oi
",dcn, Holland M. sos Arch street, fhiA
Testimonials can hr ,cen at his oiiifr. The med
zeal lacll,y agr invited To accompany their pa
ticnis As hr h,s no secrets in his practice. Ar
tihca eyes inserted Without pain No charge
Tor examination. apr lj--ly.
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FOR RENT.

A ROOM on Main Street, one door east Of
n National Hotel. Apply TO
JOHN T. HAYES,
Middle,own, Del.
Jan. lt-W.
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A FORTUNE FOR YOUi
THE LaPIERRE HOTEL,
DENTON, N,

containing ,wcn,y-sx roprns, furnished through,
our, with nj, modern con ycnienccs plenty of out
buildings, stabling for thirty horses including
all OUTFIT stock xc worth cash, SIS, ,OOU.
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For Sale

FT,wo HUNDRED THOUSAND Two year old
l. Osagc Plants, at low rates.
Apply 10 W. GREEN, or
A. II. IluSllAI.ECK.
Feb. ls-n Mlidlc.ewp, Del.
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TRU STEIIS SAIL.
oFi
VALUABL EARN in Kent County
NEAR KENsEpYvGLLE ND.

DY virtue OF pccN or the Circuit Court tor
- kcut rpunty. sitting Court oi Equity
the undersigned u. Trustee, will onrr ai Public
Sale To the highest bidder, ri the Hotel OF u.
e. pewces, IL hcnnc'iy'ilc, Kent county Mary
land. On
WEDNESDAY,, MiRCH 18th, ISL,
Between thc hours OF II oelork, \. NJ. and
/ clock T. ~.
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EErEGEScEz ny rrGIissloS;
IT. y Willis. Esq MiddlstoMn, Del.
y. + lansan, hal
Hon Ales ilarlnstlr. GollsbG.a, Nd.
w. T. LIalpil isq Wyoming Del
A. D. Hay, E,l Cashier y. River Bank y Y
John Wnricii, Esq. hitimnrc, Md.
:. :. Werkof < TO. New York
lst ISL.
Feb ll-if
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The Widows Dover will be sold a, the same
time, and upon the same conditions, SO as 10 give
II clear title.
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THE COMET OIL.

The formula for making this beautiful Oil
originated with Professor W. J. Lovcdalc, and
wns procured by US from him at great expense.
This gentleman has made the production Of ligh,
his study for twenty-five years and after so long
and careful n consideration of all the articles
and compounds used 10 produce this AasoLrr. Ne
cgssiry, has pronounced the Comet Oil the ne
pius ultra of everything used for the purpose Of
producing light. We offer this oil to our agents
In full confidence Of its superiority over every
other oil now before the public, and do hereby
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j. 4. DERBY, Gent Manager,
III Broa'iieay, -Nem York,
o. 4ugusta, Ga
COMPLIMENTARY
TESTIMONIAL
To
]. G. DERBY,

Manager of the GreSt PremtusS Land sale.
Of the iollou6ng well known Publishers, Bank
,rs and othUt Prominent Citizens of New York.
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THE PICTURE HILL FARM,
Caroline County, Nd,

of lo3 acres, on the Chop,ank river having a
steamboat wharf on 1t, with good scope ol
country TO supper, i, with lime kiln, good
buildings, a large variety Of fruit, convenient to
churches and schools, only SIX miles from Enston,
the largest business town on the Delaware PENN
,ula Slo.OO0
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Or " THE LANDING of COLUMBUS
On heavy plab' paper, 2sN3s

The Manager leg 20 13ie In time Is required
10 cIrry through ,ncrt slinils 50 lutg, IN enter
ptisr, but ,hr public tre NOW satisfied uf the
hoUcsiy nst usefulness ul ile plnn, aud ihons.
anAs have been ready ~ iuYns: AZ soon rs the
date OF dr,Ni4e :ras pdiilisely liked upon, This
has uuN h,tn dome aNd every shareholder is
solicited Ia interest himself in iurthcrng the
sale Ct the re,nsia:ng ticb"a.
No better ar strunl,g endorsements of the
plan unl object u tht sale, the value Of the
property, or the uaila:e'mtn, Of the scheme,
could Ice desired than ,iic endorsements given 10y
prominent citizens aud leading papers.
RIlNIEM BIER!
that there aic only 70, OpD Shares, and hat every
one paving - Lecomts shareholder, and n
eeycs nt once superb Nork OF Art wuriI the
amoun, invested aud a Ticket in the pisiribu-
,inn al the prizes, which may yield $4,000
Prize, or IN equal chai cc in ~ Prizes, the ag-
greEatc value of which u $4,000
THE MOST i.iBER A. TERMS TO cLuBS
are now oicrcd--cycry person sending list Of
five names, together with ~ Tor each name, shall
receive one Five Dollar share in the Distribution
of Prizes, with one Of the Fine Works of Art
large commissions, ni|d trfhArr 4 ful;It Nj!
may hc the result o! b ,ile rilur. Try aud
make up list among pur friends.
Shares arn being ,ahcn rapidly. All money
received for orders after the hooks are closed will
be promptly returned 'p The scndcrs
Address
J. 4. DERBY, Gcn'l Manager,
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Administrators Sale
REAL ESTATE +!

ID of the State Of Delaware, in and for New
Castle County, made the 3oth day of February,
A. y. 1871, will be exposed to sale n, Public
Auction, on
SATURDAY., tie lin, day q MARCH, 1871,
At one o'clock, 7. NJ.
At the ho.e. Of William T. Chance, Odessa, Del.
the following described lands aud tencments,
being part Of tho Real Estate Of tho late William
NJ. vandcgrift, decd. the same being ordered to
he sold for the payment of his debts, to wit :
A tract OF land situated in Yances Neck, in ~.
Georges Hundred, adjoining lands II Wilson 4.
vandcgrin, Leonard q. yandcgrift aud other,
containing about
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IT, LAST CHANCE -sy
Seq What - > Will DO!
SHARES SELLING RAPIDLY.
Only $50 !.

FOR 4 SUPERB SrEiI. ENGRAVING or
ClllIpNu Well worth hc money -anh Which
Won / .r - nE 10 Got at own md nlrhAnl
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ALL THAT FARM

Knows As tnE maxwell or DrNLAr FARM.
and uow occupied 10y Lewis e. Ju',is, and
containing
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THE COLD SPRING FARM.

e 20 acres one mile from Denton, one miis
from s,eamboa, landing, five miles ieom the Md
4 Del. X. r. one thousand peach trees, fin!
ample trees, choice varieties Of Strawberries cher
r,c,, PLAINS, aprirois, crab apples, dwarf pears
splcnlii new buildings, worth ASh OVO
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:9.G1O GIFTS, consisting Of Washing Ma
chiucs, Wtinrcrs, Standard Books and Works of
Art none OF thcYaan lac purchased, n, retail.
for less than Si.00, while soma ago worth
81 10 and more.
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Statement Of the Commissionrrs Of the Torn cf
Misiieo,rn, for the year ending on the Gu dry ef
March 1871
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38l Acres, Rood and l6 Perohes
NoRr on LEr4

The Farm i divided into FIVE fields aud is
under good fencing all the road lines being en-
closed by u lJod e'sagc iIed,c About
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-13
Farms for sale.

No 6SO.-Choice farm, small but rich and deslrble
new frame residence SPRING 20acres IN timber, 40 IN
cultivation, 81 miles from Knoxville. Price, Z,0UO-
time on part of purchase money
No 669-An excellent farm conveniently near KNOX
Vile in good neighbOrhOOd and fine orders building
and fences news fruit water and timber Of first quality
About Us acres. $1,000. Desirable IN every respect
No 66S-A No l farm MOIriStOwn; 46S acres
suitable for division Ill several farms If equlred sZV
per acre.
No 1925 acres Of land. with good timber md wa
ter 80 acres fit for cultivation and good SOIL II miles
from Knoxville Small house and stable Some irult.
No 678-Farm of $50 acres five miles from Knoxville,
only $1,000
No. $685. 800 go acres; 100 in cultivation; good
farm, and sold easy terms. 10 miles from Knox
vile; Az miles from railroad station.
No. 5l0-A "A homestead, log house and stables,
L. in cultivation, good fruit trees spring ana
bra 7ch through the land, near Turnpike rOac schOoe
and . Nurches. Price $500.
NJ ql--EXceent farm, over 200 acres; brick resi-
denco q 7 rye barn and level productive limestone
IanS az les from Knoxville $1,000. One half cash.
No. 5544A choice farm OF 2JQ acres near Concord
Tho host Of mil I'D SOIL good timber and water and de-
Sdole I9eatlon rn of1sO acres strong SOIL 90
in cUitivation tinber ,-ery heavy and valuable.
No SO l260 acres Z alley land ana eholce uplang.
9O6 ocroo n LIt;rot, a. ID most of the remainder ht
~ outIn Az La d. Clinch river. IS
90. o IN cins bi O Tered in this property as
a Stool and arain for7, Ok " lies from knoxville.
mo. $4,000 acres, well arranl ~ = odd 1-d L;,bI,
farms, near JOnesbOro. The la avnoGIoDt I56O FEM,
improved; buildings and fences rs cor Ii0 1cres
trees; two handsome houses Of roc 1000
IN cultivation, five springs. Price s. So;I Aim, NJ
No 5S3-Farm Of400 acres of strOng ~
supply of good water and timber. team lo,d
100 Farms in Cumberland ao-5v-7. Pla SN@N
5000 Acres in Morgan sorT
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THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
TERMS OF DAILY PAPER.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines solid Nonpareil, to constitute square
One Square, each
TO Special rates on application for advertisements
by the year or month.
Local Notices ten cents per line each insertion.
City Notices five cents per line each insertion.
All advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterle. All other
advertisements payable demand after first in
serton-
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S c r OF u A

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ribe disease. How many diseases have their seat in
the blood-diseases which have been treated invain
for years. the blood alone is purified in most cases
health and happiness will soon return. DR.. Fowers
Compound acts especially upon the virus in the BLOOD
causing in time the disappearance of the hideous
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the eye clear and sparkling, and the whole human
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-13
Holston Conference of the M. E. Church.
GREENEvILLE, Oct. IL, 1871.


The Holston Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church met to-day in the
M. E. Church in this town. About eighty
ministers and about twenty laymen were
present at the opening.
At AM, Bishop Scott opened the ses-
sion by reading the second Psalm and the
4th chapter of I'd Corinthians as the Scrip
ture lessons, after which he announced the
21Sth hymn, and then called upon Rev. r.
w. Patty and Rev. n. Z. Cobleigh, d. D.,
to lead in prayer. These services were
very impressive. ..'
Rev. J. J. Marker was again elected Sec
rotary, with Rev. j. A. Ruble, and Z. M.
Lockwood assistants; Rev. J. S. Petty
Recording Secretary, and Rev. R. D. Black
Statistical Secretary.
The Presiding Elders were appointed rs
a committee to nominate the various COM
mittees usually appointed. While this
committee retired to make the nomina-
| tons, various reports from the Book con-
| Germs were presented all of interest to the
| Conference.
Rev. James Mitchell, of the Virginia
| Conference, was introduced, also, Rev.
| VIM. Millbern, of the same Conference.
Rev. Geo. Caldwell, of the Presbyterian
Church, was also introduced to the Con-
| ference.
At this point in the proceedings the
committee having finished the work as
! signed, came in and made the nominations
of committees.
Bishop Scott then announced that as
| the Conference was now fully organized
and ready for business, he would make a
| few remarks. All present listened with
marked and almost breathless attention.
Although the weight of serenity gears is
upon the Bishop yet he seems quite active,
and speaks with great ease and f1uency.
| He alluded in touching and impressive
manner to the loss of the Church in the
| three Bishops that have fallen in about a
year. He also spoke of the delicate yet
| interesting and elevating work of the min
istry.
| AS this is the first time that laymen have
met i'll the sessions of this Conference,
| those present were called forward and in
| troduced.
Many items of minor importance were
presented for the consideration of the Con-
| ference.
| Quite an animated discussion arose in
regard to the standard that should be
| maintained in regard to the attachments of
young ministers in the studies prescribed,
and particularly upon the prompt attend
ance on the day appointed for eXamina-
ton. 1t was finally decided, by q resOlu-
| ton, that those who are not prompt in at
| tendance shall be continued without adj
vancement until the next year. After va
Tious announcements concerning the meet
ings Of committees, the Conference ad-
! jOurned to meet at 8 \. NJ. tomorrow.
| r. D.
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Tor Rent :

Farm of go acres 100 in cultivation 10 miles from
Knoxville from Clinton water, fruit, large barb,
meadow small dwelling 500 year. and ~ acres to
be seeded down. .
ing powerful engine admirable location on Railroad
and Turnpike road. Building and machinery IN good
order. Large lot.
Eight acres one mile from Market Square well
MANFRED, and well lying land.
Several farms from four to twenty miles from hnON@
Vile ranging from 50 to 800 acres, in cultivation.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-13
NJ. 37l-Choice GAY Street lot.

No. ST. Choice Gay street lot.
NJ 52S-A choice building lot arge, and beautifully
located near the University, about one mile from
Knoxville PostOfhce
No. ST. Brick cottage new and well built on a De
srabIe lot well sodded with fruit trees set out, &e
good cistern. Price $780, and $500 required IN cash
No. 6O1-Buiding SITE 200 feet square, on turnpike
road. one mile from Market Square. $3.50.
so LOTS in East Knoxville. ranging from $50 to SoO
in price.
No. 653-One Of the most convenient and best lOca-
ted brick residences in the city enough TO the
city for physician or lawyer to have his office adoin
ing his house. For sale ut allow price.
No. 454-HOuse and well improved grounds OF acres
beautifully located on Turnpike road and on an ele
walton overlooking the city, and afordlng hne view
and cool breeze all through the summer.
No 42-Thirty- five lots in the Railroad addition to
Knoxville ranging from 25X100 to 3OOxSUO IN size, and
from $500 to 600 in price The location of these lots
CENTRAL elevated and in a good and fast improving
neigh borhood makes them very desirable. These lots
must be sold and are offered prices which make it an
nducement to buy. ...|
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IT, CITY LIST
Valuable Lots for sale.

[ nFFER FORTY OF THE CHOICEST LOIS NORTH on
rEE RAILROAD AND AFFORDING TIRE BEST INVESTMENTS
VOW ON THE MARKET. CORNER LOTS ON IMPORTANT
STREETS.
Call, AND LOOK OVER MAPS AND PRICES.
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ChaJ icery Court at cambridge.
W. H. Lyle. Elk parte.

". II. Lyle, Elk parte,
UTHE REAS, THE ABOVE NAMED PARTY
w HI s this day filed in the Chancery Court at Dan
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