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Increase Of stock.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
PAID UP CAPITAL, s1oo. 600.

fAAD UP CAPITAL S10o .O0ot. u
IhfHiN 4 !. ss22EsgI9ERS;
r. A:a!DREN1ZElt, 0Gshier3 EN-5S I|Ys I
g, g. BUTt,,Aasist ant % rhisr.. t"f
fTfHN degree Of successv that ma 8 attended
4 tho operations of. this Bank sinco it's
establishment in February last. and tho de-
airo on the part OF tho DIRECTORS to have asso-
ciated with them moro OF their couTtry
friends, has induced them to add S59, 600 90 to
tho capital. Shares 500 90 each. !.
Payments may bo made at any time prior to
the 1st Of July, ontttling the holder of the
stock to its pro rata share Of profits earned
during tho time the money is in possession Of
the, Bank; or If on the lat July, to its proper
ton OF all dividends mado thereafter. In
either event, tho now stock will participate
equally with the old in the surplus fund.
Applications for stock may be made person
ally, or by letter to the officers Of tho Bank.
DiaEcrons.-Jo B. Palmer. J. Eli Gregg.
F. W. MoMaster, Il. D. Senn tot II. u. Sem &
Son, G. ". Bearden, tof fCopeland Dearden, J
HwAffield. tof r: & ". @. Swaffield. y Nav O
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properly trained and deIighting in the

properly trained and delighting in the
.dsugaEa and exaitements OF murders. and
Ibp5gla5ieP, apdr believing that the life OF
"a msn lis iiksSthat of dog i1:tRis world,
land that there is no future eSlsaepe5s or
responsibility for eitharssi There was mo
.esbapb for suclug vi)Iai1s from the e,kAngi
mah, Considefihg the methodwhi6h- con
trolled his madness; but. still there is
something Of value to society furnished
from his shocking career, and his misera-
ble ending, in the moral thnt the ruf1ian
by nathre needs something more than
Greek and Latin to save him from the
State Prison and the e1ecati9per.
Ne,D York Herald.
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When James Russell Lowell was in
Italy, b begging friar came to him one
day with o subscription for repairing his
convent. Lowell said: "Ah, but I am q
heretlc." The friar replied: .".Undoubt-
edly, but your money Ia perfectly ortho-
do1."
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LOUISVILLE, KY., Sept. / Il feel that we
have now an article Of gin euitable for such
cases 90 that remedy 10 hdartedsto. y
- ff--t-1 DR.i3. W BRIGHT.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN A
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received,

fN Cit (SS / d LIZ " RI RI 4 1 He hd EHf
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
ON CERIIFICA ES OF DEP OSII,
AND SIX PER GENT. COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX
NONTHS ON Il Geo UNITS.
OFFICENS..
VIM. Martin, Presidents:
john john ?. ?. Thomas rStmsr; vice-rresidents.
A. g. Drenizer, Cashier.
Johp y. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. G. Has
kell, +. w. Mon aster, John i. lomae. F.. II
Heinitsh. John B. Palmer, Thomas e. Graea.
Columbia. :tt - ooe'
]. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott, Newberry
". G.. Mayes, Eewberry.
B. II. Rutledge, Charleston.
CAMEL RaveDel. Jr.. Charleston
Mechanics, Laborers, CLERKS, Widnvu ~.
phana and others may here deposit !le,r pav.
ings and draw liberal rate Of interest thnrs.
on. Planters. Professional Mon aud Trustees
Wishing TO draw interest on their Rnnds mntii
they require them for business or other mr..
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
'ums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors {whose deposits can only be With.
irawn by themselves, or, in case OF death. by
their legal representatives,) wishing to iay
aside funds for future use. are here; afforded
IN opportunity Of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and: at
LIE same time, be subject to withdrawalwhes
nobued. Aug 18
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=, wholesale Agents for State Of South Carroll
na-DOWIE, NOISE 4 DAVIS, HENRY BIN
CHOFF 4 CO.. GLACIUS K %TTrE HTEF-
FENS. WERNER & QUICKER, Charleton.
Depot in Columbia, S. O., at GEIGER&
moGHEGOWS, DrnRRiats. June 1vNt
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iN''.'. t' ';ii lot 1t Pass. '.,,f..
Let former erudges pass. .-sh hakspoare.
Be not swift to take offence;
= jf :! III ,hetit pilast> fy. =. Ek ~ 4 \ I
= Anger is.atoe t6 sense; s3stt
"a Brood not darkiy DER wfbng;
Which will disappear ere long;
Rather sing this cheery song
Let 1t pass. let it passI
Strife surrounds the purest mind:
Let It paasl
AS the unregsrded wind,
Let 1t paHsl
A4ssse|ass sss3s seat '.ss Hssiis.s IL
Ills the'pohle who forgive,
Lei 1t pass, let it pasei
Echo not an angry word;
Think iids sssis sitea es:19 You li4vS eriod!'a
Let it passl
Since our joys must pase away,
Like the dew-dropn on tho spray;
Wherefore ehopid our aorrows stay2 ~
n ( 1@tat 4a1s, iesit paasl ~
IF for good you've taken Ill,
Let it passl
Do not LIZ Lit { sooss psssI year measure fill'
Time at last makes all things straight;
Let us not resent, but wait, 3
- And our triumph,ehall b q great; 4 ~
Let it pass, let 1t pasal
Bid your anger to depart:
FL 'H9is = Tss esGTs,s e SsssI F0Fds e heart. "a
Follow nos t the RsSid gisdy iihlropps; !
Better to be wronged than wrong;
Therefore, sing the oheery cong '
Az, ,Nt Let II p9H9, let It paasl ~
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I. beg leave to call the attention Of the
reader TO Testimonials in favor ofthe Schnappa:
SoHNApPs as being, In every espect, pre-emi.
neptly pure, and deserving OF medical patron
age. At all events. 1t is The purast- possible
article OF Holland gin. {here.otore .pnbbtaina-
Bile, and, 40 such, may be safely prescribed by
physicians, DAVID l.. MOTT. M. D.,
.,g Pharmaceutical Chemist, EgH York.
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta q. Il
..-......... ..aUPERINTENDENT'a QPEICE.
CoLUaDTA. 8. O., Hpfif3 8, isf:
rsssasssI 2N saS 'ss,15 sss|5.s sfaEiHsy' HIIi 4HB
MAIL Ma l:Is TsAlsEooIsa 6eI NORTH. ao.so sourH,
STATIONS. ARRIVE. LEAyE. AnnivE!! LEAVE,
Charlotte 7.30 pm tt1l:E'I shN $50 am
Ghrster 8 U3 pm soc pm Ito, II am l0,l7 am
Columbia IL. .9G pm IL 4s pm 2IS pm $50 pm
Augusta SEQ anal 7.b0 pm 80
Etphtss TRAIN--Go1Ta Norm =: :GoISo SouTH.
:, = - ARRIVE. LEAVE. AnnlyE. LEAVE.
Chester s.Ss Ss I'm IN 500 25 pm 10 IS IS P% P%
Winnsb'o 20 am 1.22 aml12 0S am II. O5 am
Columbia 10.52 pm ] I .U4 pm 2.20 am 2. 81 am
Augusta ,le.s eco pmi 7.S0 am, it:y
No night trainR will leave, Charlotte, Au-
gusta or intermediate points on SUNDAYS.
J.. III. SELKlhK. Superintendent.
r. r: DonsEY, General Ticket Agent. t-:
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K1nKLAEp M1LIs. GA.. Marchl 22 la7,

KIRKLAND MILLS, GA, March %, 1870
Aessrs: jacob LipTman d Bro, druggists,
duced your Great g. rman Bittcrs here to nv
customers and friends, and l find better sale
for 1t than any haro ever kept,before. Those
who have tried 1t approve of it very highly,
superior in value TO any other Bitters nbw in
use. Yours, respectfully, ". KIRKLAND.
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MALAnIoUs DISEASES aENERA1LY.
RE MAI,ES

-.l FEMALES
viii find L1PPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS the best tonic known for the diveasesto
which they arc generally subject, aud where
gentle stimulant is recommended.
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n chronic catarr.

.''schnapps" is a remedy in chronic catarr.
bal complaints, etc: f .J-
I take great pleasure in bearing highly
creditable testimony to it's efficacy, az RENE
dnl agent, in the diseases for which you
recommend it. Having q natural tendency to
fhe mucous sprfacea, with q slight degree Of
btimulation, l regard it as ono OF the most i'm!
port ant remedies in chronic catarrhal Affec-
tions, particularly those OF the genito-ur;nary
servant. oHAs. 4. EEAs, &. B.. New Me- Ye' YorE.
26 PINE STREET, NEW York. Nov. 81, 1857
uDoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ. sPresent.-DEAn SIR: l
have made chemical examination OF a sample
OF your "bchiedam Schnapps," with the intent
OF determining II any foreign or injurious cub
stance had been added to the simple distilled
spirits
The examination has resulted in the concIu
sion that the sample contained no poisonous
or harmfI! admixture. I have been unable
to discover any trace OF the deleterious sub
stances which are sometimes employed in the
to use myself, nor to recommend to others.
for medicinal purposes, the "Schiedam
Schnapps." az an excellent and unobjectiona-
elS ssnea xs1ss5 q sGa GAs AseIy rsiHsffoS H Ghs hs1nss
@CHEMIoAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY, 1s
EXCHANGE PLACE. New Yong, Nov. IS, 1867
signed have carefully and thoroughly analysed
| sample OF your Aromatic Sohiedan,
6ohnapps," selected by ourselves, and have
! found the same free from all organic or inor-
| ganlo substances. more or lees injurious to
health. From the result Of our examination,
we consider the article one of superior quail.
ty. healthtul as beverage, and effectual in it's
meaie,nai es sioaq qualities: hSsspectInlly yours,
j (, FRANCIS T.. EEGELHARD, NJ. D.
For Gale. by all respect able Grocers and
Tloo ~
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SAVANNAH. Aiarel, 16, I

- t5hYANHAR, Narch I6, 1B7U.
Msssrs. Jacob Ltppndn d BrQ.,, SauannGh,
Ga.-GESIs: bave hefore me your esteemed
documents relative to your t'Ge, man Bit ter q. /"
After a careful examination must confesn
that yonr Bitters is really y hat you represent
it TO be, an old German recipe OF DR.. Mitch
e1collont for dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases, and is a good preventive OF
ohills aud fever. ! find it TO be a. most de-
lightfnl and pleasant atomacbic. remain
yours truly, tSigned) AUG. z. WETTEN.
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I, . Change of eohedule.. ,a., H.
s, sourn CAno1ISA RAlLRoaD CoMPAEY,
COLUMBIA, B. O.. January 19, 1871,
E@gA HW 6saHs Passenger Trains vii
TRAM No. 1. A@
Leave Charleston At g, 40 am
irrve at Columbia aat........,..... $40 pm
Leave Coiumoia at... 10 p m
Arrive at Charleston at ..... ....... $50 D m
Leave Camden, Sundays excepted. ate 30 4 m
Arrive at Kingvilie at: .i...:. i. 20 pm
Leave Kingyiile. Bundays e1cep'd, at.2 90 pm
The above Trains run ii Connection Win
Wilmington. Columbia and Auguets Railroad,
connecting with TrAina for Wilmington, North
Carolina. and with Trains for AuRutte. Oeor-
xia--makipg clone connections With Night
Trains Of Georgia Railroad ard Central Rail
road, for all points South and West -'''".,
ibnh TRAIN No. '2LE1oHr ExpHHE8p fif"
f.| " tsunday Night exoepted.S !ii ,ti'I
Leave Cberieston at. at....-...t,.,....:7.10 10 p N
As5iye Ss a,SS1a = Golp%bis at,.,,ira,,1sse9m
Arrive at Oh arleston at. q; 6i46 aih
This Train runs in connection with Bp Au-
gusta Trains, making cloee connection with
Georgia and Central Railroads. ,,,,,,,,l,,,
A. l.. TYLER, Vide Pre- esidfnt.'
IS! B: PIoKIRs, GenerAl Ticket Agent: 5aH91
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VOTES Schiedam Schnapps
Is used all over the world by Physioians, In
~ t.'s' their practice.
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Greenville and Columbia 3 Railrpad. !
COLUMBIA, 8. O., MARCH Na8f1.

ES9 CD ds}s' On tps nd assnr 4a;;oxIAns tAis
schedule viii 5e run dai'y, Sundays e3ceptsS.
connecting with Night Trsine on South Caro-.
Hns Railroad mp and down; also with Trains
going North and Sp1th ON Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad: .f-,,,...,
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For eale. by all respectable Grocers and
Druggiste. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
April nT9mo % Beaver st., New York.
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Woye's Schiedam .Schnapps
Is initiated and coupterfeited, and Purchasers
4 viii hAy6 to use cautibn In phrch Sing. /, /,
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Ayers Sarsaparilia,
E0Ga PURIFYING THE H..sspss.

Tho reputation tllis cx-
cellent mc,licinc enjoys,
ls derived from It's cures,
many Of which arc truly
marvellous. Invrtcrnte
cases OF ScrOlttluls dis
case, where tile system
seemed eatltrntt.,i will,
corruption, have l,ccn
purified AMI cured by 1t.
Scrofillous affections and
disorders which were :,g.
Eravatcti by the scroii,-
lrIllS contamination until
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-25
me Murder Mania.

.,s,s.,S 10, Nav q Henry Whitlock, ol
~ illinois, aged 20 years, was
s5.ssez !, his own house, Thursday evening
ss.9s -, ,,eigHbors, named Msses and Doc
49, 1Tbe instrument Of death was hoe.
Ti,e only cause assigned for the act is an
old neighborhood feud. Moses Freer has
been arrested the other man is still at
On North Water street, yesterday after
neon, Dennis Downey, notorious rough,
provoked a quarrel with some, United
States soldiers, and stabbed one Of them,
named John Mclaughlin, i'm fheleft side,
with q large elxsp-knife. inflieting fatal
wound. Downey fed, but was arrested in
the evening by officer Kegan Downey
attempted TO stab the officer, but was foilcd
in bis purpose. Then a terrible wrestling
match ensued, the desperate using all his
strength to disable the officer, but finally,
after a most desperate resistance, Downey
was overpowered, and covered with mud
and blood ne was taken to the station
honse. sgs s1fS a
: In this city Iasteyening Henry Murphy,
aged Is years, was killed by man named
Peter j. Fitzgerald. The latter was acting
IS vatchman of building being con-
etructed on Indiana avenue. The, boy
asked the watchnaan to let him have some
mortar which was lying around loose, and
Fitzgerald refused. The boy persisted in
the demand, and an alteration resulted.
Finally Fitzgerald, losing all control of
his temper, took up a large piece Of mould
ing and flung it at Murphy. The latter
was struck by the missile on tho head Just
over the left temple, fell without groan,
and I'm ten minutes was a corpse. Fitz-
gerald was arrested during the night
There was great excitement in the vicinity
where the crime was committed, and so /
great was the indignation of the citizens |
against the homicide chat had he been |
caught Immediately after the murder, /
amp-post would most likely haved ended |
his career. a.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-25

The amount of physical labor and travel
performed by the bishops of the Episcopal
and Methodist Churches is almost incred-
ibie. The statistics of the Episcopal
Church show that the average life of a
bishop IL but fifteen. years. They are lit
orally worked to DEATH Bishop Whipple,
OF Minnesota, has almost broken down in
his work Bishop Littlejohr, of Long
gymcf. he has his robes on Sunday six.
and even seven times. OF the fifty-two
Episcopaliaus bishops. thirty-three have
been, consecrstcd during the last twelve
years. s,.s 800
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Prepared only BY
i. III. zEELEN q Co..


III may not be generally known that we have
one of the very best job Offices in. East Tennes-
see We are prepared to do all kinds of book
and job work on short notice, in the best Of
style and on reasonable terms.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-25

Objection may Be urged against the policy Of eonuct-
ing Whoesale and Retail business connection with
each other. 0nr answer Island We think it sufficient
that Ii addition 10 the fact Of our buying goods at
less figures than than the retailers buy them the
NhoesaIe and Retail Departm nts condace te the ad
VANTAGE efeacb other in equaIizns expenses thereby
enskng rs to sell st lower prices and giving the pur
chaser tic benefit Of the difference. ..sf.ss.s =
gessx .ssss14 3 Etla ssssss ssss,
txstsss, ~ = M - 3 z.rss H..
A glance at The Show Window Of r. S. PAYkEs&
CO.'S Store is very tempting, We advise people 10
avert their gaze while passing By.
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s'9Briek Polneroys IS new wife is daughter
OF Colonel IL. q. Ryder, of Cleveland.
Ulfio. She rs said TO he a lady of medium
height, with fair complexion ana prgITy
face, and has for some time past contribu-
ted the column called the II ONE Corner.
i'm Pon1efoy's Democrat over the signature
'sElnn 0rin.i - =
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with painfulzensation Of have
ing left undone something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining Of
weakness, debility. and low
spirits. Sometimes many Of
the above symptoms attend
the disease, and at other
times very few Of them; but
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Or. sIMMoNs'
Liver Regulators,

A prep.r.ticn Of roots and herbs. BaEranted 70 BE
strcfiy bic and ear de no injury to any one
IL has beer used By hundreds. and kneBn Tor Che
last 40 years 1k one OF the most reiiabe ecacieus and
harmless preparations offered 10 the suffering. Fl
taken regularly snd permanently it Is u - =
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d ;i,', .,..,i,o YOU .sss z .sssl
Sewing Machine, Plow
y or Dictionary
81 ssauTHE KNOXVILLE z ..g.s.
WEEK. CHRONICLE!
kL41sGE EIGHT PAGE FAMILY NEWSPAPER
s5a asad fsss asf sai q rshs
re Ge,an,,,s ii More 81 4 :s:ricnIturai Mat
! - r0 : ~ Ger II every Number.
HisacknowIedged to be the BEST and CHEAPEST
I'VE I'VE want to place the WEE1LY HRONICLE
s bSE i eIss s Ne ser R H 5srHg
exceedingly liberal premiums ssL - ,sssfts
- stse1s fsslFIRsT PREMIUM IS slszEl5 1t =
"A NHEEIER q WILSON Sewing aiAcIiIE q.
q Y vi &c sIsss & sapeis rs spisSd
pms. \. sEcoHp PREMIuM s.s "a
a SUPERIOR pIgNra !, Collins Ne. Gas. essts
s ssss gs ss ~ Mg Second g as
THIRD PREMIUM: stsa fszll
A WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY
weEth 41e, 70 the person sending us the Third High
= sbecsibers to each Il e above clubs to be counted
upon the basis of &1-50 each. and Club Lists to be
aS ep Nh b be ams & e sas an
viii be opened with each person eontending for the
54 Counted
sss ss ssss ss
mot less than 90 reseising the Sewing Machine. the
ns thf rlGs d sa q Far he
sissss ss sss - '
hss - r rer..ss u susseripfions
8os Cory sis months q, in Advance q e e
I'VE ooSies - seafa SIS
I III Ss eSsis. one s. o
we viii send one extra cory of the AIKSLr CHRoxi-
GEE one year to any one send ng us . Club OF Icn at
CHRoxcIF for one year. any sending Giuhef
Twenty Sgbseriben e the MESSY at 8 50 each Ns
one ssndins Us a Cub 81 Forty Subscribers % The
HFEKLr. at <lso each. - - s'fafs ~ n
DssIy Chreniele: 75c per month; 500 fore mo
Resstsfsd Letter Or Daft & our HSi ris
Address. ROLF a RIKs. Prop-rs. /. - =
Msrch 9. 1857 sssA Krloxvifie. Tessss.
o9trl, andf Ma<sr's Qaoe Raoxri7is. Teaaessse.
fsas Z = s 5gap IL ls7i.-Ee 2276- ~ faa SOD
s.,.f John Petyt VS. p. II. Cardwell etal-t $50 II
TNTHss CASE IT APPPEARs To THE gLERK&3
u Master from the compla inants Bill, (which sworn
af6sf the Fred faxen CO., merchants Of
Pka<eubia and Mrs. Mary A. Petyt are non-residents
Of The State Of Tennessee Il is therefore ordered that
pubiicafion be made for four consecutive wef Ks
fhe Knoxville Chronicle "a newspaper published in
Knoxsille Team. requiring said ddfendants to enter
their appearance herein and make defense to said L
Bill on before the next regular term off Court to
be held at the Court House. in Rockville on the 81
taken for confessed and set Ter hearing pure aste
shsn' Asfae cory NJ /. pAfTEHsoN.cxM
By l.. TIILHAN Jr. ID. G Il III:
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toUNT vow nfssrAReK.

The man to whom mere than all others Is Prussia ia
debted for her present proud position among the ma
tons says: Absurd AS the high Hat is, il does keep
the head more comfortable; it does maintain more
eqnal temperature and it does feel better than any
other form head covering The voice of the scaer
is silent IN the face of the above iustFous authority.
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ss4KNOXylE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !

Report prosperous business during the year 1870 We
also can lay eiaimto having had cur share Of custom
crs They came. mighty throng. from Georgia, North
UaFoli1ss Virginia and East Tennessee. ~ 81
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GREAT REbUcfioN

In prices on Boots. Shoes, Hatssnd Trunks at PAysEs
15ffpss sgssl 81 7T-TTTsfls + asxla siaT
.-sfH 1.-THE LARGEST STOCK iEFBscssj
b16tss Shoes, Hats and TFunks ever received By one
House IN Knoxyiie is now being recei. gu at X. 8.
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Bay Yoar shoes, Hats and Trunks

At PAYNE's and save from ten twenty five per cent.
: a ~ 80 fhllaififsl s4as
- - !. .Actuated
By adcsire 70 avoid expense and trouble and kno,isg
from experience that the credit system whether rac
tsced large small scale. is injurious the best
infsresS the business community, have adopted
and are rgidv enforcing. IN our Retail Department
the strictly cash SYSTEM We believe He viii be sus
tained in this BY the fact that purchasers viii know
that NE do not add a per ceEtsge toeur legitimate
profit, IN view Of possible iosscs- 4tfe 7sst sss<
MONEY! SAWED rs MONEY! AIADEf
PAYE sells for cash at retail and il You buy that
you can sare money and lots Of 1t, az PAYEES
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THE PEABODY DWELLINGS.
THE FORMAL OPENING.
Prince Arthur Duke of Connaught
United States Men OF War at
Southampton.
The Peabody Buildings.

LONDON. August l.-General Schenck
the American Minister to Great Britain,
was engaged to-day in the inspection o'
the Peabody buildings, and expresses
himself pleased with the management
of the institution.
The Earl of Bacclench, has decided
not to preside at the Scott centenary
celebration, to be held in Edinburg, on
account of ill health.
LONDON, August 1.-The block oI
dwellings built from the fund donated
to the London poor by George Peabody
was formally opened to-day. 1t is situ-
ated at the lower end Of the Black
Friars road, and has been named Pea.
body Square. The houses afford &C
commodat.ons for three hundred and
twenty tenants, and have all been taken
at rents varying from half crown a
a week for one room to five shillings
for three.
Prince Arthur will shortly be created
Duke OF Connaught.
The Aldermen OF London are consid,
ering the subject ofthe journey Of Rus
sell Ganney, Recorder Of the city, to the
United States in the capacity of Com
missioner under the treaty Of Wash
ington.
The United States ships Of war,
franklin and Junata, are at South,
ampton.
LONDON, August 1.-The clause O
the army bill under discussion passed
the House of Lords tonight una
mended
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TENNESSEE.
Paducah and Illinois Bridge Com
nAnY.

Paducah and Illinois Bridge Com.
pany.
MEMPHIS, August 1.-The appeal to-
day has the following from Paducah,
Ky. In accordance with the notice pub
lished, the books Of the Paducah and
Illinois Bridge Company were opened
and the required amount Of stock was
taken, principally by parties who own
the Paducah and Gulf railroad, we are
informed. The stockholders will give
notice in the morning papers, as re-
ouired by the charter TO complete their
organization, and the company will be
Immediately organized Nature itself
seems to have selected this point for a
railroad crossing. From actual survey
a bridge can be constructed at a COM
paratively small outlay. There is a
small island about midway Of the river,
and a good foundation for the river
piers can be obtained without any
tedious or expensive process. The work
will form one OF the most important
links in the railroad system Of the coun.
try, and when the projected roads are
completed, will give the best and short.
est outlet to the North, Northwest and
East by Indianapolis. and will be
seventy-one miles shorter to New YORK.