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WANTED, TO RENT, for four months
w from February 1st proNilno whole or
half of a FURNISHED HOUSE In the city.
LEWIS +. HIGBY,
Office cor. 10th and Bank st3.. uo statrs:
ia 1t Post office Box l72.
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WANTED, ladies' to know that they can
w have their BLACK GRAPE Wells oTiF-
FESED and the color restored, looking almost
equal to new. Orders left at MIR. MckENN1,S,
Dyer, Marshall street, near sth, viii DE promptly
attended to. IL"
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WANTS.

WANTED, TO EMPLOYING WHITE
w GIRLS twelve or thirte II years o. age.
Apply to R. FERRANDIrl, At the French Hair,
ord ttb - ~ 10 -2t
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London News.....$ll w
Punch.......... 8 20
Once Il Week. 9 90
Weekly Times. ! SO
All the Year Round . 10
Saturday Review. Is 90
Fvening MALL. 20 90
Public Opinion.... ! 10
Pail Mall Budget. IL Oh
ENrT lSu n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19

TOR RENT, several PLEASANT@
l. ROOMS on 25th street, Union Hill, be- E:aa
tween and streets, four doors above Mr.. Bur-
gess's store. ia ls--a.k
DOR RENT, THE STORE ON o.
Il Broad stteet, next door to 9th lately &C. EF 4
cupled by L. Cox US shoe store. Possess ~: -,
given III once. Apply 4on
ia IDIOT III. S. VALENTINE, 1908 MAJ = g
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09
stanton Raises Half Million for A. d G,
ROad.

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 5.-Reliable pri-
waite advices from gentleman, in whom
the employees of the Alabama and Chat
tanooga Road and citizens of Chattanooga
and Others interested, have the utmost
confidence, and who is in every way re-
liable state, that he has seen a contract be-
tween j. G.. Stanton and responsible par
ty, who purposes connecting him
self with the Road, and will furnish a
half million of dollars to pay the en-
ployees and the floating debt hanging
over the said road.
1t is believed the arrangement will be
consummated Mt once. A dispatch from
Mr.. Stanton states that he will be here
shortly with money.
We had a shower of rain this afternoon.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09
THE LITTLE ONES.

Hiding her grandmamma Hitting ANYWAY,
Teaching the kittens their letters in play,
Clambering up to the table and shelf
Having tea party all by herself
Quiet a minute, in mischief, no doubt
Pulling the needles and thimbles about,
Sewing her apron, demure as you please;
Any one got such a dear little tease?
Printing her hands in the soft, tempting -four,
Tumblcs and bumps twenty times in an our
Tangling the yarn and unraveling the lace,
Doing it all with the prcttiest grace
Mother is scolding her very bad girl
Says that she sets the whole house in a whirl
Looks at her poutng there down at her knees
Clasps to her heart again dear little tease
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09
\ GEM.

If pilgrim has been shadowed
By a tree that l have nursed
If cup of clear cold water
have raised to lips athirst
If I've planted one sweet flower
BY an else too barren way;
If I've whispered in the midnight
Only one sweet word of day
If, in one poor bleeding bosom,
Ia woe-swept chord have stilledi
If dark and restless spirit
with hope of heaven have filed;
If I've made for life's hard battle
One faint heart grow warm and strong
Then my God thank Thee-blcss Thee
For the precious gift Of song
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09
S|sI91I|l!|YIss
Chancery sale.

Josiah Chapman. GuirIi,n Va. ) : Kreney'e IIeir-
DURSUANr la Az ORDER MADE Is THE
aboVr styled eaEe A. "a, April. ia. term Of the
ChanceFy COu.t a.! Campbell county will cell on the
4Ih day Of sep ,inAcr urx 1t tie house door in
yacksbOru Tenn IL the niREest BID Ter, tor crsh the
following j, scribcd tracts ct lAni: one tract of IL
acres lylng in the ~ d'srie' 81 Campbell county
the waite s"f Cal Crrrk. adjoining III lands Of Ran
doIph Adkins and other. AMI known as LOT No in tho
plat OF lands made in lid cause by u II Wiley, SUR
ysyor; and traFot Ia ris. wing IN the saii 80
district of .Hil county. the waters IT Co Creek,
ADJOINING the lhnIs ut VIM Iindsc, aud ether, aud
known n lot M 3 Ia said ilat ct tnd.
augFlW j. :. LINDSEY G. A NJ.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09
The Daily Chronicle.

To the merchants and busine,. men q East
Tennessee, and all others who have access to n
daily mail, we confidently recommend the
DAILY CHRONICLE We are determined that
no rival shall give more news than We, and by
energy and journalistic enterprise we hopo to
merit success. 1t costs only Is cents per month
or four dollars for Fix months. Try it one month
and see for yourselves. We print more matter
every day than any other paper in Fast Tennes-
see ind always have the very latest news.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
HEAVY REPUBLICAN GAINS IN KEN
lucky
A Practical Republican victory.
ESPECIAL no DAILY CHRoN1cLE.l

SPECIAL TO DAILY CHRONICLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August s.--The DEM
ocratic majority in this city is about $500,
which is about 500 less than their majority
in the Gubernatorial race of 1868. The
returns so far received indicate very large
gains for the Republicans. The Demo-
cratic majority in this State will be SIXTY
THOUSAND less than their majority in
1865. The Republicans, though defeated,
feel that they have attained a great victory
under all the circumstances.
Upon the basis of this dispatch, the
Democratic majority will be not over TO-
900. 1t was 7O,323 in 1868, which gives a
Republican gain of about 10000 over the
vote of 1865, and %, 900 over that of 1870.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09
Now Work. Mnrltct.

NEW IoRK, August Money, unchanged
Sterling weak. Gold, 81 l2ial l2l. Govern
and New South Carolinas very active strong :;
Others dull. Tcnncssccs, 1jl, new 10. Virgin
ias, Gil, new, - Louisanas Go, new 81; levccs
So S. S3. Alabamas, 99l, IS, g.. Gcorgas, So
Is, 81. North Carolinas, A., new %. South
Carolinas, II; new 81.
PRODUCE.
NEW York, August Cotton dull nominal;
sales 80 bales at l9l. Flour. Southern, quiet,
heavy; common to fair extra, $3.50 $3.50;
good to choice, Sc. BOAT. 30 Whisky lower 10.
Wheat spring, shade frmer; winter red and
amber west 81 Seal 40. Corn irregulrr, closed
more active, GjaG6c. Rice sass. Pork Sl3.JCa
1915. Lard lower kettle 10.
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For thesCHRoSICLE.l
A. S. G.. Railroad Employees.
ATTELLA. Ala, AUG, 8


At a meeting of the creditors and en-
ployees of the Alabama and Chattanooga
Railroad held at Attella, I'd of August 1871 +,
w. w. Prewitt was called to the chair,
and p. w. Wingfield was requested to act
as Secretary. The object of the meeting
being explained by the chairman, the fol-
lowing resolutions We're adopted:
LIST. ReSOtUcd, That we, the employees
and creditors of the Alabama and Chat
tanooga Railroad, pledge ourselves.to stand
firm and united in opposing the running
of the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
by any party or parties until we are paid in
full for labor done. rI --.r~.
End. RcsOtue0t, That we will use every
legal means in our power to prevent the
running of trains over said Road until
employees are paid, in as much as we
consider the public would be unsafe to
travel over said Road until the men are
paid. , mo. --.....-, a.. -.-..
Sd RcsoJced, That we ask the hearty
cooperation of employees along the entire
line. ~ a4s -esg-r srfe-ss..s- .
9TH. Rcsoyi,ed, That a copy of these pro-
ceedngs be furnished the Rcpdbiicdn Union
for publication, and also, THAT Il copy be
furnished to the employees at ChattanOC-
ga and Meridian.
9Th Resoipcd, That all papers in Ala
bama and along the entire line of road
that are friendly to the interest of hard
working men, be requested to publish the
proceedings.
w. w. PREwITT, Chairman.
+. w. WINGFIELD, Secretary.
LOquitur Times Oakley Hall, you are
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~. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug Pork, dull and dropping
$l3 75al4.0O Bacon dull; shoulders 6{a6i
clear sides saSic.
week. Pork, Sl3 cash round lots, Sl3i, on
orders. Bacon small order demands shoulders
81 clear sides s., packed, Whisky92 90.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. Flour steady; low
grades frmcr. Wheat active Corn steady
Pork dull at SIS. Bacon weak shoulders, &c,
Lard, l0lallc. Whisky nominal, 9jc,
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knoxville Retail Market.
LonlaNiIIc Market.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. Flour, fair demand.
Corn, firm fairly active. Provisions, dull
and weak, Pork, $3.50; shoulders. 81 clear
sides, 81. Lard, 9la9l. Whiskey, unsettled
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09
Cincinnati Market.

CISCINNATI, Aug. Flour better. Corn
5la52. Pork Dropping country, Sl2.50 city,
Sl2 Is. Lard, o. Bacon dull snd ugsettled,
Whislv
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09

A hopeful youth in Fort Wayne, after
tearfully acceptinga Bible from his auuty,
walked off and exchanged it for a copy of
Brete Harte's poems.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09

Bequence OF youthful indiscretions.
AS- This medicine has been used in our prac-
tice for many years, and with thousands
treated. it has not failed in o single instance,
nS- Each package of Vegetable Cure Is
wrapped in ultramarine blue paper, printed in
gold letters, and contains one bottle filled with
Sugar-coated Pills, and one vial Of Medicated
Powders, suficienk to make one-haf pint OF
injection; and one Syringe.
RS- Price IS, per package, sold by Druggists.
or sent by mail on receipt of $3.50.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09
COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT

CokRbCThD DAILY BIT
WILLIAM IL. WILSON,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
Me0hee Block, Knoxville, Tenn.
REoIVILLA. Tam. August ]. 1871.
Our market eontues dull with downward ten
deney.
WHRLr-Sll5@nS
CoEB-saeked in depot N c, nts
OArs-4oe. sacked in depot.
RYg-nOminnl At 70 cents.
HAY-Bjc..
PRODUCE.
PLOUE-local demand 500. STlOlsOO
bACoE-Nominal At 9c. for Hog round; hams. 12c..
siler, ~, shOuldeU.Ic.
LARD-In cans lie, local demand.
DRIKD fRUITs-nothinv doing.
fEATHsEs-Prime ~ aS0Oc.; prime mixed i5a5Cc.
BUTTkR-pTime 2 C.;
E8GA-hH rd TO sell ut lOe
IRISH PoTATUKa-neW 3 o.
CLoVKR SEED-8g.UO per bushel
BEEF CArTLg-51TSie &c. gross az to quality and con
ditiOn.
HoGs-NothiDg Poing.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09

LOquitur Times Oakley Hall, you are
thief and a swindler.h
Loquitur Oakly: ~ don't care; George
Jones is mad because l won't advertise
with him."
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-09

Whereas, 1t having been stated that
Aleck stephens, the late Vice President
Of the late Confederacy has gained nine
pounds since lac has been an editor; he the
Whereas, the Louisville Journal said he
must have been weighed with one of his
own editorials in his pocket and Whereas
Aleek retorted that IL the Journal man
had been weighed with one of his own
editorials in his poke aforesaid Journal
man wouldgo up like balloon, therefore
Resolved, that in this round, the first
blood should be, and hereby is, awarded t
the said Aleck, the said late Vice of the
said late COnfederaey. ...
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k!l33as!1!35!ls{

Cures all diseases caused
by self-abuse, viz SperInd-
torYhed, Seminal Weak
ness, Night Emissions,
Loss of Memory, Universal
Ldssitude, Pains IN the
Back, Dlmness of Vision,
Premature Old Age, Weak
Ner-ues, Difficult Breathing,
Pale Counteadnce, Lnsdn-
'ity, Consumption, and all
dfsaases that follow as q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-12-01

0JSilcm l,,~ completed u fine school
house fli.t cost $1,000.
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tons that we are in favor Of honesty IN
positions, by rcnominat.
ing these men " hom we have tried and
not found wanting
And still they come. The Martin
County Herald says:
1--WE think il no time for trying such
a, setting aside, without
precedent or ca,i>c, such men as now fill
our State offices. They are the men with
whom we won our victory last ycar-the
first for years. And speaking at least
for this locality, we can say that they
have fully met the expectations of the
people in the faithful and honest dis
charge OF their respective duties, and in
our Judgment, their unanimous rcnOmi-
nation would be both wise and just, and
would infusc a degree of confidence
among our people that cannot be given
by new names, which will go far to-
wards again giving us victory.
We are glad to know that there is but
one mind upon this subject in this and
our ncighboriny counties, and we trust
that the same unanimity will soon pre-.
vail all over the State"
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Talking Out in Meeting.

We like the way our Democratic
exchanges arc speaking out on the sub
icct of rcnomnating cur present Sccrc-
iarv, Auditor and Treasurer of State.
Here is what the Seymour Sun says:
1--WE believe we reflect the sentiment
of every Democrat OF Jackson county
in advocating The denomination Of The
present State officers.
We arc for the old ticket, first. last.
and all the time, and Jackson county
can be set down 10 give her vote for
them in the State Conventions.
Next comes the Jcflersonvillc Nation
al Democrat, which speaks in unlni~tak-
able language about tic matter II sn.-
For Secretary of State, Treasurer
and Auditor VIC now have good men IN
Office, with whom we succeeded ia car
rying The State at the last election. and
us these Offices arc Of but two year. ten.
urc, we believe il but just and safe lo
rcnOminatc the present incun!l1nls ioI
a second term. Since the adoption ol
our present constitution this has been
without exception, tho practice OF tho
Democratic party; and we can sec M
object or good reason for making an!
change, il denominations arc desired by
those now i'm Office. In consideration
of the importance of the canvass before
us. with the view OF securing the ut
most harmony and unamimity Of action
we would appeal 10 any and al
aspramts and their friends, to hold of
lust two years more. and he who has th,
lnagnamimity SO to do, he who can bur!
his personal interest or claims for th'
pariy's good, will surely place himscl
in position for favorable consideration
hereafter"
Then comes the Hartford City Demo
crat, still stronger and stronger. II says
1--WE arc glad to note that the majori
ty Of our Democratic exchanges are II
favor Of the denomination Of the pres
cnt State officers by the next Democrat
ic State Convention. This Is as IL shoul'
be. They have, without singlc cxccp
ton, proven themselves competent, hon
est and efficient, and not even The lta,li
cal press, with all its cili'ontcry, aud Ut
ter disregard for truth, has dared to fin,
fault with the administration Of on
state affairs. This being the ease. VIII
should the Convention seek elscwhrr
for those whom Ia put upon The ticket
Let Us give practical ctlcc, 70 cur asscl
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a Proclamation.
STATE OF INDIANA. \
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
November 90. 1871. y

WHEREAS. Organized bands of armed
and masked men have recently usurpcd
the functions and powers of the judicia-
nv in the counties of Franklin and
Clarke. and haze assumed the right TO
forcibly take prisoners from the jails Of
said counties, and execute them for Of
fcnses against the laws OF this State,
cl,argcd 10 have been committed by such
prisoners, and i'm the latter county three
negro men were taken from the Jail and
eXccuted by one of these lawless organ
|izations and il has been made known
TO me that proclamations have been pub
lishcd in said county of Clarke, purport-
ing TO cnanatc from one of these clans,
all colorcd persons WHO have
settled in said county since the close of
the late war, to leave said county ON
pain of death; and. being also informed
that there now are colored prisoners IN
the jnil of Clarke county, who may be
in danger of mob violence:
Now, therefore, J.. CoSHAD BAKER,
Governor of the State Of Indiana. do
hereby call upon the local authorities
land The people OF said county, and OF all
otter counties where these illegal organ
| iza;ions may exist, 10 use all the lawful
meals in ,l.ci.. power for the sup: rcss-
ion Of The same. aud for tho speedy ar
rest and trial of those who have been
u. ..,,agc,, im the recent terrible tragedy
before mei.;oucd. Every citizen, and
every class Of citiAcl:>, is entitled TO III,
equal protection Of tie law. and mol
vIu,cncc mus DC suppressed. and pris
oncrs awaiting trial and their lawlu
custodians. must lc protected at al
hazards. To this end, all the means Il
my command " i'll BE- furnished 10 tl.t
local authorities to ail in tlc perform
ancc Of tIcir duties " whcncvcra rcqucs
to that effect j. made. especially warn
iEc mis- guided men v lo are said 10 b,
aticmpiimy. by organized violence ant
Terrorism, TO Danish II portion of th,
pcoplc Of this State from their homes
that they cannot and shall not. succeed
ii even il should bc necessary to call intt
rcquisiion the combined powers Of th,
State and National Governments to pre-
vent il. The State must rely maiNl,
upon the local authorities in its efforts
10 guarantee the equal protection OF th'
laws to all her citizens, aud If these au
l.horitics become powcrlcss in the pres
cncc Of observation-disclosures, the late leg
islation Of Congress makes ample pro
vision for the Intervention OF the na
tional authorities, and the President, il
his proclamation Of the Sd Of May last
has assured The country that this lcgis
laiion shall be- enforced everywhere Il
the extent oftlic powers invested in him
Lei The people and constituted authori
tics Of every county in the State be 81
faithful in their observance and cxcc,l
tion uf the laws that Indiana may for
ever avoid the rcproacl Of having rcnd
cred the Intervention Of the nationa
: authorities necessary by the lawlcssncs
of her own people or the impotence Q
[: her legal authorities.
Given under my hand and tho sea
(sEAI] of the State. nj Indianapolis, tll
date aforesaid.
CONRAD BAK ER.
: ATTEST: NoRsIAN EDDY, Scct'y Of Stat,
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ATTEST: NoRsIAx EDDY, Sccty Of Stat,

r-yA Ninccnncscr being restless and
wak,tdl. the her night, and cnvious OF
the good fortune Of his bed fellow who
lay beside him snoring away the hours
in sweet rcposc, determined to play a
joke upon him. So he got up and went
10 the rooms Of several of their mutual
friends. in The hotel. and Informed them
that his room mate had the dcirium trc-
mems. but was just then under the infu-
cncc Of powerful opiaic, and request
cd then, 10 come and help him take care
Of the sufferer. They consented. and
the party were soon watching at the bed
side of the sound sleeper. Presently the
friend made some noise which aw0kc
the party III bed, aud he, astonishcd tU
see the delegation Of watchers, started
up with iri ghtcncd air and a proliinc
cxclam lion, whcrcupon he was az once
seized by four stalwnrt men and forced
TO lie down again. Then the fun com
mcnccd. The accused jim -jamst waxed
waihy and snundly bcratcd his guard:
which only increased the vigilance 0
the latter. After the joke hat. 5ctn car.
ricd out for about IA quarter Of an hour
the perpetrators 'rosc 10 explain" AM
enjoy the laugh he had been supprcssin.
a. long rs be could. Ills victims swort
vengeance on him. aud lie lives ia con
-tant drcadoi having the tables turnct
on him.
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RATES OF ADvERTIS'NG.
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nSThcrc is nice batch Of Ifadica!
Governors in the stocks at tire present.
time lor honest men 10 gazca at. Holden.
az North Caro,ina. was impcachcd aild
removed. Butler was impcached for
fraud aud corruption in office ili Me-
hr, Aka. Davis has bccm disgfaced fI
Texas. Bullock has stamI1ded nm1
Georgia TO avoid inpcachmcnt. AUSTIN
of Minneso ota is now charged win nav
ing taken brbc OF $4,000. And now
Governor Scott, Of south CarOlina, =,
charged with faudnicntly issuing state
bond, TO the amount Of SN,OUO,Wu.-
And vel The Radicals claim that their
pnrtyis .honcsi.' Why, II ono of tho
Rn,licat officials nndcr Gcncraf Grant
was vaccinalc,l for honesty, IL would
not take. - Ind. Sentinel.