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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-16
Fourth Day of July, 1871.
LIST OF PRIZES.

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l. New. Memphis Theatre a-.... $50 OO
Palatlal Residence on Beal Street......... 5000
:. business House on Main street $500 41GG0
RaEasome Res,dense on Shelby street... 26O09
* Pstssi ftSuSe On second 1900
o. peau, .iIii Ss a1 Home ~ miles from
z. Elegant Residence on Shelby street 81 no
s. Business House ON Second street 90
y MAGNIFICENT Building Site on Vance street. 500
10. Fine Residence on Jefferson street 800. % ~
II. Handsome Building Site on Bass avenue = 4 An
II. Substantial Residence on Orleans street ~,
IL. Splendid Building Site on Vance street. ISM
a. Cottage Residence on Jones avenue......- 75O0
o. Fine Building Site on Vance street. 1890
10. Handsome Suburban Home, 2% miles from - -
Memphis, II acres. ........ II 900
T. Handsome Building Site on Bass avenue 1900
~ Fine Building Site on Bass avenue ..., 4.OO0
~, Cottage Residence on Vance street $500
Il Handsome Building Site on Dunlap street.. 1000
*, peat Coftage Residence Dunlap ay enue 4O00
- beautiful Building Site on Vance street - 80a
a. DoupIe cottage Residence Dupre street, 1000
e. e. FIne Building Site on Monsarrat street 1000
20. Edegant Building Site on Tate street ~. s Loci
2. handsome Building Site on Monsarraf street 20G0
q. Splendid Plantation, containing 600 acres in y
q Pamela county, Mississippi. $1,000
Ihirtyctwo thousand dollars in Personal Property in
shares OF from one to four thousand dollars.
gguui - PAssMORE d RUFFIN, s.Is
Real Estate Agents, Memphis. Tenn
q ,-tsiAsttit3 tis ~ $3.50 s95evf tiEfa I'll ss0G
For full information, call or address. ,' :.
vol sss ~ ain4e 1sef hns .q.s4ss,~f =.
gwogg o1fd sli1i w. III. WILSON, sEsn
McGhee Block, Knoxville, Tennessee
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FOR SALE.
Z City and Suburban Property
No. 100.

.ff No. 1913.
Four houses and lots in Moses Addition Lot, ara
p xlo0 feet. Houses comfortable but small. Price
$50 to $50 ...-.r- .f5 ~ - -
- No. 191. PRICE. $500.
About one acre of land on Montgomery Pike one
Ele from Knoxville; well siuated-no improvements.
t~'I .,ii a Nos. ls2 PsrcE. $3.50
Two dwellings and two lots east of First Creek nesr
the residence of g. NJ Branner Esq. One house has
and porchcs VIII be sold separately If deeifed.
Il No. 1e5. Price. $3.50.
Lots Nos %. % and a. on which stand two Aeu.es.
good cistern &c, situated in BeardeAs Addition 10
Knoxville. ii .t -..-i' -
= fu-it5al' No. 1871. PAIGE, t25oO
Two dwellings and two acres of land In LeesSur,
ashington county, Tennessee.
..a aar nis. Ills No. los. PAIGE. 500
N Dwelling, likes dranel and blacksmith shea. With
coed run of custom, at Heiskell's Station, Tenn. -
81 =. '@' 90 No. 1s9. PH1cz. 500.
House and lot on Patton street. East Knoxville.
House has two rooms and kitchen. Lot 25x125 feet.
3. No. 200 PsIcx. aTa
Planning mill, sash and blind factory &c. at Hweet-
water, Tennessee Good stand for the business 06er-
cd but for short time
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-16

Planning MILL sash and blind factory, &c. at Sweet
water Tennessee Good stand for the business. Offer
ed but for a short time
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-16

Four houses and lots in Moses Addition, Lots are
xlOO feet. Houses comfortable but small. Price
to 49,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-16
No on

-, House and lot Patton street. East Knoxville
House has two rooms and kitchen. Lot 25x125 feet.
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About one acre. of land on Montgomery Pike one
nile from Knoxville; well stuated-no improvements
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07


The Legislature of Indiana has
finally amended the divorce laws of the
State, so that under the law, as amended,
where the cause of divorce has arisen
in another State, the prisoner must prove
bona fde residence Of three years, in
stead Of one, in State and county in which
the application is fled. No, divorce
will hereafter be granted unless the act
or acts complained Of we're good causes
Of divorce in the State in which they
were committed. The causes Of divorce
must be distinctly stated, and nothing
is left to the discretion Of the judges rs
heretofore. Hence, parties who desire
to be released from matrimonial bonds
must look to some other State than In :
diana. Ohio is now the best State.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

Hon w. L. Niblack is mentioned as
Democratic candidate for the Governor Of
Indiana. o.
The Nebrasks constitutional convention
meets the frst Monday in June. Mem
bers were elected on the I'd inst. a..
A secret society called the "Raft," to in
fuence elections favorable to the working
classes, has been formed in New York. 1t
numbers some fifty thousand, and has
branches in all the principal cities.
Gien. Grant and Gen. SehurE have both
'ately been in St. Louis One i Presi-
dent Of tte United States and q general ;
the other is a general and a senator. Both
have lived in 81. Louis, and of course
ought to have acquaintances there. Bot
the Presidents arrival was hardly known,
and cared for still less. The arrival of
the senator was perfect ovation. Il wss
emphsticaliy the triumph of brains over
brass; Of intellect over stupidity. o..
No sevsfsr satire eoald be uttered upon
the partisan malignity that unceas ngly
assai.s the administration Of Mr.. Buchan-
an, than the remarks Of Mr.. Wells in his
Cincinnati speech, that "there never was
time in our history when wealth in
creased faster and distributed itself more
equally, and when our population was
more actiyeiy'AnA fally employed, than in
the thres ycArs imn,ediatsly preceding the
outbreak of the rebellion.
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THE New York World says II has
ground for believing that in the late
Democratic Congressional caucus one of
the ablest, soundcst, and most respected
Democratic members Of Congress, in
speech of great ability and vigor, stated
that if the supreme court were com
posed wholly Of Democratic judges they
would unanimously sustain the validity
Of the new amendments. The World
adds: ~
We haye no doubt that this Democratic
member, who is a very able lawyer, was
correct At any rate, is quite certain that
the supreme conrt as now composed will
sustain the amendments.A And II SO, 1t
must be clear to everybody whose opinion
is :worth :regarding that they can be
got rid OF only by counter amendments
rcquiringt thirds of Congress and three
fourths Of the States. Such being the situ-
alton, we have no doubt that the southern
as we'll as the northern Democrats will
pretty unanimously conclude to accept 1t.
We have the testimony of many journals
| ana many private letters that 8 majority
of the southern Democrats do accept it al
ready. a.
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J GU ARENT NEWS.

The reward now offered for the muir
derer Of Sharon Tyndsle is $500. -
A man, supposed to be Tracy, the mur-
derer Of VIM. Gray, Of st. Louis, has been
arrested at Omaha. Etf-
Miss Phebe Cnzzcns grad uated on Thurs
day in the law school of the Washington
University at st. Louis.
The ecclesiastical court for the trial ofRev.
Mr.. Cheney has announced that the court
has agreed upon the following verdict:
Joseph Davidean. fishing in White
river, Ine., "Wednesday, was seized with
an epileptic 6t, fell in the river and was
drowned.
! Mrs.. Goldtra, wife Of John W. Goldtrs,
. pro minent citizen Of jacksonville, died
vsry unexpectedly and suddenly on We'd
nesday evening. a.s +,
Nearly all the towns of Massachusetts,
that voted, on Thursday, on the question
Of licensing the sale ofale and beer, voted
no by large msjorities. .s .,
Ex-Governor John Wood, Of Quincy,
has donated his mansion, and the block
surrounding it, to that city 70. 3 female
seminary, on the express condition that
denominations shall be admitted. Tho
value Of the whole is over half million.
A now Universal womsn's Franchise
Society has been organized in Wash
ington, the principal object be-
Ing - to shut out old and
tried leaders, such as DR.. Mary Walker,
DR.. Lockwood, and Others, whose zeal has
caused the society as now constituted, to
be known as the "Hippodrome."
There is a formidable strike among the
lsborers employed ct the great break IN
the Krie canal, nine miles from Buffalo.
All work is suspended, and the contractor
has telcgraphcd to Buffalo for military aid.
The Sheriff of the county has also called
for the military, and Gen. Clark has or
dered out two companies of the National
Guard. 70 odFE y
The Csntssl Illinois Bezirk will hold Its
arst annual Turnfsst In Peoria on the
18th, 10th snd 10Th ofJune. Turner's will
be present from Springfield, Jacksonvills'
ploomington, Pekin and other places, the
SsocisAiss OF which belong to the Central
Illineiss BeFirk. On the 18th meeting
viii sbo hsld fos the transsetlon Of busi.
nosx AnladaSAs two soliuwing days the
regular Tusufest win b. hsld, closing with
picnic. An intsrestiugtims , expected
That said Rev. Charles Edward Che
hey Y guilty Gi ths che tgss snd 'psciAea'
cations contained in said presentment, snl
ytjb,a peshyiers sitting In judgment
on tho conduct Of brother presbytsr, w
Ind oar duty an sxcssdinsly painful one
~ fssl obliged to ,tsts that In our opin
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
GRANT AND THE kU-klUx
BILL.
HIS Lookrd For Proclam alton on Tn,
subject.

WASHINGTON, May 4th-The act of
Congress entitled an act to enforce the
provisions of the Fourteenth amend
ment to the Constitution Of the United
States and other purposes, approved April
20, 1871, being n law Of extraordinary i'm
portance, consider it my duty to issue
this my proclamation, calling the attention
of the people Of the United States thereto,
enjoining upon all good citizens, and es-
pecially upon public officers, to be Jealous
in the enforcement thereof and warning
oil persons to abstain from committing any
act thereby prohibited by law of Congre
II applies to all parts of tho United States
and will be enforced everywhere to the
extent OF the powers vested In tho Execu-
tive. In as much as the necessity therefor
caused s Tsa%sS" chiefly by S1 .as RsSs pessi1 Sss1
tent violation Of the rights of citizens of
the United States by combinations Of law
less and disati'ectcd persons In certain To-
calities, lately the theater Of insurrection
aud military conflict, do particularly
sxhort the people of those parts Of the
country to suppress all such combina-
tions by their own voluntary effort,
through the agency Of local laws, andmain-
tain the rights Of all citizens Of the United
States aud secure to all such citizens equal
protsction OF the lava Fully sensible OF
the responsibility imposed upon the. Exe-l
cutive by The act 0l Congress
to which public attention. 10 nov, called,
and reluctant a. to call into
exercise any extraordinary pow
ers thereby conferred upon me, except ia
cases Of imperative necessity / do nevsr-
thslsss deem Il my duty to make known
taat I viii mot hesitsts 10 sxhsass the
power thus vested :" 1al In shs fs'cptivs when
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07

Yet she told me she dreaded to 60 home,
10 exchange the courtesy she constantly re-
csives from the 'snubbing" ofthcse charm
ing specimens Of the animal man. The
idea OF anybody'a presuming 10 snub such
q woman seemed preposterous, but we had
not been long enough absent 10 forget GER
tain transactions in our medical colleges
that made US dumb for moment; then |
said, "But you won't be brough. in con-
tact with medical students your assoc:a-
tions will be with physicians. And do
you believe that the fact Of getting . di.
ploma and practicing medicine will have
changed these pcople?' No, I do not.
1 believed as she did, that the rude, bully.
ing student would to the coarse, impure
physician. "But," said 1, "all the more
need Of coming TO the help of those who
have already done so much to drive such
mon from the bedside of our suffering
ones, and who will in the coming years
take more and more out Of Their hands
functions usurped too long
In Berlin, and in the other towns Of Ger
many we visited, we found the food offered
US in private houses invariably better than
that at the hotels. but in these private
houses the cooking was done by women,
and confidently expect to find the same
true when visit Saxony. .l'u 2 e-.-
OF men dressmakers l do not know
much. / can only boast two acquain-
tances who could afford to employ them in
Paris One had her dresses made over by
my own dressmaker, they fitted so Ill : the
other could make as good fit for herself
out Of meal bag or pair Of Arab trow
sers. It may be "all who can afford IL
employ men to fit their dresses in Ger
many, but 1t is not true Of other countrie
at all generally. When in Florence saw
many of the dresses prepared for the fet
in honor Of the Spanish reception after tn
election Of Amadeus, my own simpl
gown having to wait for these elegan
toilets. What marvels of beauty! How
feasted my eyes on Madame Ratazzi''
robe Of pale green velvet with white satin
petticoat and point lace enough to have
put school in every ward in Florence
The sx-Ministers's wife certainly could
have afforded man-dressmaker, had there
been such thing in the italian capital, OF
any other Of the two-score women whose
velvets and laces saw in this one shop.
Even the marvellous gowns Of Worth
for which marvellous sums are paid, ar,
not made by him nor made by men. l
you follow the work home you will An'
the half-paid, overworked, abused sewing
women really producing the things cite
As proofs Of the superiority Of men worl
Men make excellent coats and trowser's
doubtless, but they do not do the fine worl
even upon their own shirts, neither d.
they do the exquisite work which adds .
much to the expense, but also so much 4
the beauty of woman's dress.
But IL Miss Bolte be right, let US er
courage women to 60 up higher, an
leave to mon the work for which they hav
such wonderful aptitude-cooking an
sewing. Yours truly,
KATE N. DOGGETT.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
Books.

The AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for May
is an attractive issue of this popular mag.
azine. Among its contents are The
Jealous Wife, a pleasant story; Leaves
from Rover's Life-log, embracing an au-
thentic account of the operations Of the
San Francisco Vigilance Committee; A
Mothers Struggle; Odd Fellow Gems |;
Notes Of Travel (illustratsd); A Stroll
in Central Park (illustrated); Early Odd
Fellowship; An Odd Fellow Abroad !;
Scientific and Curious Facts; Good Poet
ry and Miscellany; Ladies' Olio; Our
Chatter-box; Rebekah Department; His.
tory Of fOdd Fellowship in California, etc.
etc. Published by the A. o. f. Associa.
tian, No. 96 Nassau street, New York
$3.50 a year.
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NEW YORK cditors,-those good for
anything, are pretty we'll paid. The
managing editors, Croly of the World,
Reid Of the Tribune, Blankham Of the
Herald, and Jennings Of the Times,
have each salaries Of SO" per week,
amounting to $1,000 a year. IT. OF the
editorial writers, those Of the Herald, re-
ceive the smallest in New York, ranging
from s35 to $50 per week; those on the
Tribune are from $50 TO $50; two Of
the writer's on the World are paid 500
weekly, while on the Times the heavy
writers receive $3.50 per week, and
others from $50 to s75. Most of the
writer's of the S,n--Hitchcock, Bartlett,
Dana, Cummings, and others, are stock
holders, and the profits Of the paper
for the past two years have secured
them incomes. Nordhof, Of the Post,
gets $1,000. c'' ss.s
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07

twelve years growth, the plants from
six to twelve inches high when set out
in rows il timber z bslsG alternating
larch, Norway, spruce, black walnut,
silver maple, white pine, white ash, and
white pine, as we'll as several planta-
tions With trees separately. All did
we'll, except. that black walnut was de-
structive 70 maple standing near:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
OH Ba'l[llelin.
SUNDAY.

.-a.lt lliNfi-
THE administration officials and news
papers At Warrington do not know what
to make Of Gen. Shernan's New Or.
loans speech. The paper that psstends
to be the Presidents organ, says this
morning: "Ws do not believe thst
Gen Sherman said any such thing, be-
cause oply short time since We heard
him express In very. strong terms ex-
actly the sestrsry opinion. If he did
say 30 what shall We call it One Of
his errstic growls, or shall we call Il .
bid FOR the Democratic Presidential
nomination " II G ~ & I'd
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II will be sean that the European
larch outgrew everything else, and that
next this was white pine. Hence these
are recommended as the best trees for
artificial forests and belts for the West.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
PLANTING FOREST TREES.

:. d. c. -Scoaeid. .aof Elgin, Illinois, in
. valuable article in tho sYSYrs Ra'sdl,i
planting forest trsss, lays Il haown - .
vital principle. that no tree, whose tim.
her 10 only third class u value, shqpld
sysr occupy space snd soil fSr thls
reason he would not plant 2 cottonwood,
= Lombardy poplar not q white yellow
for timber. He gives the following
average maasarsnsntss from trees Of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
TEN THOUSAND TIMES

power equal 70 other microscopes OF many
times its cost. Reveals countless little woIlds, all
around us, teeming with life, which to the nak ID
eye must forever remain sealed book-Rs esfs In
vinegar, animals In water. cheese mites sugar and
itch nsecys milk Globulss, claws and hairs Of in
sscts, hundreds OF eyes IN q single eye of = ny,
dust Of Q butterny's wings to be perfectly formed
feathers, the much talked Of Trnchina spirslis or
pork worm, which was first d.scorsrsdi IN Americs
with thir Microscope. y ~ ~ 1.T
II is OF intimate value to professional men, TO
Tea hers aod TO sudep,s, but nowhere Is II OF
greater yniue than nn the family able, within the
reach OF every member. ltwill lelght yourself,
your children and your friends during the long
winter evenings. II will show you authorizations
and uncleaniiness OF various Kids OF foou, as SUI
gar, tea, bread. meal. &c. ...
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ion the canonieal and ecclesiastical SEN
tence Of degradation from the ministry Of
Of the church Of God should be pro-
nounced upon him.
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MICROSCOPES.
rHE .l.lIn cELERRArED ii lE.ll1rI
CRAIG MICROSCOPE

II an optical wonder, ,reyeals the thousands Of
hidden wonders Of Nature Is OF permanent use
with amusement, and never losing its interest. II
magnihes .....,....7 t.fti
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
PHYSlClANS.'

A WADGYMAR, N -, aPkysi-
"A. clan, Surgeon and Aceoucheur, for
merry OF Anna. Union Co, Hlnois, has perms.
nentiy located Ia eHy.t eFf fcElcommercir
Avenue. between sth and 9th Streets West side.
marchldiy r,i3Yti9
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\ w. DUNNING, n. ID. Res

Cs fDENcE-corner Ninth and " slnut
JFFIcE-corner Sixth Street and ohio Leves
OFFICE HoURs--From am. to u m, snd
nm.
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II Is of In estimabel Value TO the Farms

In examinisg insects which prey upon MS crops.
The power of a $50 microscope, and so simple in
it's continuation that any chia can use IL UNDER
stasdingly and with appreciation.
A beavtif u present, elegant, Instructive; Anus
ing, andt heap over 80 DO have been sold.
During the past six yea.s its worth hiss been tes.
ti6ed to by thousands Of scientific men. iarners.
school teschers, students, physicians, heads of
families, and others. f.H"i
PRICE % OO.--Sent by Nall, Post Paid
Every instrument is neatly boxe,i, and hsnd-
somely labeled with full directions for use. Thou
sands hare been sent BY mail.
Address, f,-1 .'..- ~. Illness 4 CO.,
rr--.i. .e-s., trtt ta fNnlsf1tH Chicago.
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