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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
News Summary.

Ben. C. Truman, of the San Diego Bulletin, claim, to have struck important raj iroad in- formation, recently, while prospecting among railroad men in San Francisco. He sends a telegram to the Builstin, under date of June 9, which says that the mystery attached to the movements of the managers of the South ern Pacific Of ofCaliiornia, were intended by the said managers to force the county of Los An. geles to give the Central men a large parcel of money or Land. The Company, while ap- parentIy neglccting to file the mortgage in the Clerks office at Los Angeles, had it's true sur vey on file in Washington this will be sen, immediately 10 the Land Office in California
 Our California exchanges, this week, explain the nature of the war in Amador county. IL was simply strike" by great majority of the miners and the minority, who would not be influenced to strike, and take the chances of being thrown out Of employment were submitted to ontrages at the hands of tine strikers. Hence the march of Col. ". II. L. Barnes, at the head of bis National c uard. to restore tranquility in Amador county.
 The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has withdrawn it's vessels from the port of San Diego, and, hereafter, will cause them to touch at San Pedro. No special reason as igncd for this action.
 A notorious despersdo known u Buckskin Bill was recently hunted dawn by the sher- if of Los Angeles. Buckskin is said to have fought like hero until he discovered that to escape was an impossibility, when be deliber- ately killed himself, in the presence Of his pursueis. The victorious sheriff dropped in at San Diego, on the 27tb. on his way home, carrying with him the trophies of his con quest-one of Buckskin's feet, his rife, and suit of buckskin clothing.
 London dispatches report the destitu,ion in Paris, almost at the extreme. The people are applying to the parish for relief. The Communists still keep up their organization, but refrain from making any public demon stration.
 Serious complications have arisen between England and Germany, regarding the island of Heligoiard. Bismarck insists on purchas- ing 1t, as necessary to the safety of the Ger man coast, but Granville will not consent.
 A Sacramento (Csl.) dispatch, of June % says that, on the 2Sth, Newton Booth receiy. ed the Republican nomination, for Governor, by exclamation. The game is now made, and the ball will 50 on. Success to the Democ- crcy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08

TmE news from Southern Arizona is unim. portant Gen. Crook had arrived and taken quarters at the Governors mansion. The Citizen newspaper was still abusing General Stoneman, ,o the great disgust of all honor ble gentlemen, and the disgrace of the cow ardly crew who train it's foul battery upon an officer who is about to retire from the Army, after long, hard and meritorious ser vice, such as no one connected with the foul newspaper in question can boast of
 Colonel Sprague, PayinSster, had arrived at Tucson. paid the troops, and left for Camp Crittenden. He will not go to Camps Bowie and Apache this time
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
Don't Forget

That the Eighth Industrial exhibition of the Mechanics Institute, of San Francisco, will open August 9th, proximo, and that tens of thousands of people, from ali parts of the world, will be there, to see the useful and wonderful things that will be on exhibition. Hope the people ofArzona will send forward specimens of ores and other products of the Territory. See advertisement
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08

Sylvester Mowry is still working for his first and best love-Arizona. A striking manly letter from him, originally published in the New York Herald, appears in this pa- per. Read it. and say fit is not more to the point than any thing ever said by Mccormick. But we had almost forgotten to state that he is too sweeping in bis charge against civil officers here, as some of them are good, honest men.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
Notice of Meeting of the Board
 of Equalization.

The Asssssnsnt Roll fOr ths year is7i, for y.,ap.l eesa received and Sled in ht oaos of the a w ls n~sa W snpesvisogs in And ks add county eotce s hereby sssn bAi the Board of superyi.er. & eee. as boai f Eqaa1aios at the aal1 oscs af th, a 10 o'clock A, A, and uontinas in ,..soa s T, to'. uns asnI me oasne sf Equaisansa presrp,~ to ,s.n sx. h..s esen dsfsssed o, until Aneust isi 1871
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08

San Francisco Cali, what has happened to you hasen't laid eyes on you for several weeks past, and, feeling that you would not "eut 90 old an acquaintance as we are. .e call upon you so explain why it is that you Rave csssed to cone in exchange.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
The plneclal Period.

Geologists speak of the glacial period, and eff it would not be asking too much of then," we beg of them to designate the pc riod just passed by Arizons, as the Blueeial period.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
BRADSHAW.
SILVER SUMMIT HOTEL 1 STORE
 BRADSHAW CITY.

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
NOTICE.

An bills due the MINER, up date payable 10 the undersigned who will also settle all demands against the Ofsce created prior io thh time. Pcsons indebted ~il please settle si ones with myself or Jpdgs II. w. Fleary.
 JH. MARION. Prescott; Arizona, June ). le7t.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
SIOO REWARD.

Losi en he night of June 25th ls7l between wclsn borg asd PheeoiK, Black Morocco Monsosasdum i,oos eoeesina prirae popers and uuindoFsed Ossr,ru.. tsrs Chsek-No l0e7sor ee2s O. loo drnwn 6~ Ca..s. Iesier end payable to inc order Of John Smith
 Al persona are cautioned against negotiating s4d ch.el n payment has been stopped
 ae aooVe reward win bs paid ths psrson rsturnlus ths book, with iiA eontsnts to ths andse,snad A, ,h.s
 10 Prescott, or Ph0niK M R Hrti.xes e rees
 freAootA Jaly l, 1871. w
The New York herald., 1871-03-10

A you CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
~. serted IN the NEW YORK HERALD and, II up town,
save time and extra expense by leaving at the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE, l,246 Broadway, three doors above
Thrtyhrs street. This ID. our only authorized uptown
branch, and advertisements received at Office
Open from A. N. till 8 p. NJ. every day in the year.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
L for the Middle District OF Alabama, in Equity.
al
Pursuant TO the decree of the said court In the above
titled made the 22d day February, ins the
potcd therein. hereby give notice they expose
sale At pnoc auction IN the city q selma Ala, on Tues
oq ro aay @ ~ s ne be ss
bama to its terminus the State line of Mississippi
At .s or near YsTs station IN he State % q
Meridian Rairoad' together with all its equipments.
possession of the Receiver this cause shall be
day of SALE including all the railway ways rights Of way
depot grounds and other lands all tracks, bridges vadcs
euvers fences and other structures, all dcpos station
honses houses freight houses wood houses and other
buildings. and all machine shops and other shops all
locomotives tenders and other rolling stock equip
ments, and all machinery TOOLS implements, fuel
and materials Tor the constructing operatin, repair
any OF s equipments appurenances and including also
property, franchises rights and things which
qured by the said railroad company for in connection
Of said SALE in the of the receiver appointed
the said court In the said to which he shall then be
which been acquired by purchase otherwise the
said receiver his predecessor in Office during pen
said roiroad, and are now, shall be at the time
of the said sale, in possession of said receiver
described In said decree subject lease of par
Gel of real estate belonging to the said compan and por
order of the said The premises
not be sold for less price than VI and the nudcr
Ing the bddnss 10 future day. The purchase must
be In cash the delivery Of the deed of conveyance
hf ar s sy the G M this .
LAWRENCE wORRALL,
ISAAC SHERMAN,
Special Master Commissioners.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10

DEv STEPHEN MERRITT JR WILL LECTURE AT
oD s western Branch Young Mems ch.istian Assoc
invited, - -
The New York herald., 1871-03-10

1NM Writers, AUCTIoNEER-sELLS THIS DAY, AT
wv O'Clock, at No 454 Canal street. large quantity Of
eight French plate Mirrors Curtains Centre Dining and
ther Beds Bedding, Wardrobes Bookcases Lounges
Turksh and Rocking Chairs 10 or 80 Carpets, 0coths
China Glass, Sverware Stoves &C. Also large quantity
Of storage goods Also arshas sale of large French
plate Mirrors Also Monday next, 1875 O'Clock, the
Household Furniture contained in private residence 1sS
Tenth street, South Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
new YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MARCH TO- 1871 TRIPLE SHEET

ADJUSTMENTS.
PowERy THEATRE.
II Last night but two Of c.vp.r,,
and the great po%S sSfYe'' Of the day. poxp
Mr. : = 'AArShtE GkowN PRINCE.
i'' m0'e'n sIS.s:S Mr. Johnny THOMPSON,
evening in ArJ McCloskey's and novel Drama enti
ON HAND.
New Scenery, Machinery and Appointments.
BOWEN FINAL T'inAgsh sENsffr OF MR.. J. oAxrBELL,
and most positively his last but one when he win
e. * sssn PosP MR. CAMPBELL
MR. Q. oAMrRn15; 5sowS bSSti SEisdn SR.Jc CAMPBELL
a; $$ :sss .sad
win appear in his new drama, written for him oy Mr.. =.
A'NHskfyA ON TASp. Sns''a
with entirely scenery machinery newly invented sensa.
~ HOUSES cksNpEb RsNfSSp - TSGSHss o9HHsrIowrse.
This evening" F5dagy, SS;s6 @nh,ps performance Of the
DECIDED HEE TnH 2F DTa5ss T SET KHvEE sHAsD BALLET
with it's and elegant costumes,
wonderful and startling effects,
and embracing in its performance the entire ballet force Of
TWEIfTH WEEk OF THE WONDERFUL MAJILroSs
AND Mon Moss skhEd sfEdsisF skfrhks
TWO BEAUTIFUL BOYS,
aged and years, in their
FAMOUS SCENA DE SALON.
THE CELEBRATED RIZARELLI BROTHERS,
the greatest gymnass OF the world,
with all the superb scenery;
ON MONDAY NEXT NEW AND STRIKING FEATURES.
Evening performance at 81 matinee SATu uRDAY, at l0
NrIBLO'S GARDEN NlBLO'S GARDEN
IN BLACK CROOK MATINEE, TOMORROW, AT III
BLACK CROOK MATINEE, TOMORROW, AT ~.
BLACK CROOK MATINEE TOMORROW, AT IL.
eth AVENUE THEATRE -TwENTY-FoURTH STREET.
y Broadway =
Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr., AuGUsTIN DAILY
'sSARAT0GA"
COMPLETES
THIRD MONTH
THIS
WEEK
UNINTERRUPTED
Success
AND
HOUSES.
Vivid Local Scenery, costly fashion.
able drcsses popular music and charac-
ters by Miss Fanny Davenport, Fanny
Morant Clara Morris, Linda Dietz Mrs.
ie%is Any IT, Hsrnin:, n%s ~ " baSids. M s1mss aeo
.SARAToGA is Parkes ID. Whiting, o. i. Devere, &C.
the comic sensation THE HERALD "Were q stran-
OF S5l."Times ger OF refinement coming to New York
to AJAX ns where he would feel most ut
homo FOR amusement ard happiest for
an evening, we should say Undertaking
ly.at the Filth Avenue Theatre-seenc
~ FIFTEENTH asARATOGAn MATINEE, Saturday
next at halipas Seats IL days ADVANCE
A special sSARATOGA" MATIN EE Wednesday, March 16
at O'Clock. In aid OF the Founding Asylum.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10

A -BOARD WANTED, CITY OR COUNTRY AD
y dresS BcsTders Directory 5s5 Broadway tsiab-
hsbea 1881 board seekers directed TO deehu boarding
places
The New York herald., 1871-03-10

A YOUNG LADY WISHES BOARD AND NICELY
~ furnished Room, With Ore and gas IN hrst class oca
ith lflNate family VrecrIci good references and
,sggred terms el9 sec Adjress box No bs Wee,
gL4lir Stgpna street
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

4 you CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN.
~. serted the NEW YORK HERALD, and II up town.
time and expense by leaving at the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE, 12s6 Broadway, three doors above
Thirty street This Is our only authorized uptown
branch, and advertisements received at oce
open from "a. NJ. tll : r. " every day in the year.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10

4 GENTLEMAN DESIRES PARLoR AND TWO
n large Chambers, furnished with private table, May
Tor Vile three children tover and between
Fourth ard Sixth Tbteih and Fiteh streets
Address with pafrasrs, terms and references t. No.
liBe street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
BILLIARDS..

A YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
IA. serted in the NEW YORK HERALD, and, IL up town
saye time and extra expense by leaving at the HtRALl
BRANCH OFFICE, 1926 Broadway, three doors above
Thrty-frst street. This is only authorized uptown
branch, and advertisements received at Office
Open from A. NJ. TIL r. NJ every day in the year.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10

+ ECTURES ON ARCHITECTURE.
- FIRST rERMA course OF ~ ecturcs on Architecture
viii be giycn by the New York Chapter Of merican r
sute OF Architects at the Chapter Rooms 925
Two lectures WI be given zach week. on Monday and
The lectures Monday 20 be Architecture tn
History and Esthetics, by Mr.. p Il. Wight, -
The lectures Wednesdays be upon
consirnciion--Ly Mr.. r. u. Hatfield.
Tickets admitting the junior members of the Chapter ara
tree Tickets admitting other members and nonmcmbers
fJ FOR the course Tickets bc had OF Chairman and
Secretary OF the Committee on Education the N a. Oh a.
A. Future announcements viii te In regard 10 tho
particulars of succeeding courses.
EVssELL SfuRGls, Jr., 67 Broadway, Chairman.
A.. j. BLooB, gs5 Broadway, Secretary -
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24
Original Notice.

To MOSES III. BARNES, ORMAL C..
BARNES, CAROLINE T.. BARNES.
GABRIEL MILLER, r. r. WATTS,
John MckERN, ADRIAN McKEgN.
AND MARY MckERN:
NOu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
q that there il now on file in the
once OF the Clerk Of tie District
court OF Marion County, Iowa. a Pc
Iition OF j. ID. Bower, asking for n
Decree confirming his title to Lots 3
a ans !, Block 1 south side of Oskaloosa
state Road, in Mathews Addition To
the City Of Knoxville, against Won
aiii cancoling Mortgage thereon. and
correcting Deeds thereto;
ana that unless you appear thereto
ana defend, on or before noon Of the
second day Of the next Noven,ber
iefm, 1871, of said Court, which Term
commences on the 18th day of No.
Vemher, 1871, yonr default viii, Inc
entered. and Decree rendered. "a
prayed for in said Petition. -
STOKE, AyRps a. CrryYa
ti3J Atfys for platatid.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24

DIED al his rezidenc in Clay TIP. Of
tbi. County, On Wednesday evening,
18th inst, GExETHAS II. GCL.IoSi
sged about 81 years.
Deceased was one Of the earliest get
tiers Of this County: was one Of the
earliest settlers Of this County, was
one ~ the NOR. consistent and active
members Of the II. T.. Church, and an
esteemed and useful citizen. He was
surie3 On Thursday last, with Masonic
hono.s.
DIED, al his residence in Union TIP.
q tits County. on the evening Of the
list inst, Ig WILLIAM LEUTY; aged
T. years.
Deceased was one of the oldest set
s,er- in this County, having come here
IN 1875, and was one Of our most es-
ieemei aud respected citizens. Ii-
des1h-which resulted from the disease
IN his leg. induced by an accidental
wouus., a. men,ioHed last wees-be-
reaYe. large family and circle Of
friends, with whom the community
viii also mourn.
DIED, Angus. 18th, EDITH daughter
~ T. =. and NJ T.. kirk. aged one
year anG eleveu months.
DIED. al his residence in Clay TIP.
Of this County. on Friday, 18th inst,
~ lonsgmptIon, biz. STEPHEN DaUgE;
aged ~ year,.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24
saas1fkIEE'S SALE.

EDG VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
4 , TON 70 me directed by the
Clerk OF the District Court Of Marion
county and State Of Iowa, | have lev
led upon, and will offer at Public Sale.
at the door Of the Court House i'm the
CITY of Knoxville, Marion County,
Iowa, on the Twenty day of
September, "A. d. 1871, between the
hours OF nine O'Clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock p. NJ, commencing at eleven
o'clock a. NJ, the following described
Property, to-Wit:
Lots No. One and Two Il and q in
Block No. Fifteen (15) i'm the Town of
Newbern, Marion County, Iowa.
Levied upon as the property of
Joshua Nicroy, to satisfy an EXecu-
ton in favor of William Brown, and
against Joshua Vicroy.
j. Z. KELLY,
Sheriff of Marion Co., Iowa.
August u, 1871. 70
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24
Original Notice.

To CALVIN L. REILEY,
cIR:-Iou are hereby notified
- on or before the lst day Of
TENDER A. ID. 1871. a petition of
c. Wright, will be filed in the
Of the Clerk Of the District Go
the State of Iowa, in and for N
County, claiming Of you a
quieting his title to the follc
described real estate, to wit: ON
in square lying directly east
acre conveyed by yourself and VI
Romulus l.. Hanks, about the
day of December, 1858, being p
tract of land containing ten
conveyed to you by Bird ii. co
ton and Sarah Covington, his
on the l4th day of Decembef
situated in the southwest iraesI
quarter of Section number I, in
ship number IS, north of Range
Der 10 west, in Marion County
and also for a more specific desd
of said real estate. And that
you appear thereto and defend
noon of the second day of the "
Der Term, A. ID. 1871, of said
which will commence on the l5a
of November, a. ID. 1871, Defaua
be entered against you and JUG
rendered thereon.
&. l.. COLLIN
an Plaintiffs Af'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24

CoNTEMPTIBLE. its anxiety to
make political capital, our neighbor
the Democrat stops at nothing, how
ever little and contemptible. This
week, referring to the State equaliza-
ton Of assessments, it speaks of "the
extravaganza of radical State officers, y
the "exhorbitant amounts heretofore
levied" "the beauties of Republican,
ISM" &c. What a poor, miserable,
puking little cry! Why, don't every
body know that our State tax is only
tpo mills on the dollar, this year the
same rs last, and that our valuation of
lands has always been most astonish-
ing low, and is yet? Talk about tex
horbitant amounts" indeed. There
certainly can't be any fish in Marion
County green enough to be caught
with such bait.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24

WARRINGTON TP. TIcKET.-The
Republicans Of Washington Town
ship have nominated the Township
ticket:-Trustees, i. w. McCorkle, y.
Manor and Thos. Harmed; Clerk,
Joseph Lines; Assessor, q. :. Neil;
ConstabIes. J. T. parshail and Daniel
Steele. They have organized their
TIP. Republican Club, with Il. MBnor
as Presft and James s. Shaw as Sec'y.
We congratulate them on their norni-
nations, and hope their efforts will be
earnest and effective toward full
Republican victory in this County.
By the way, will the Republicans Of
all the other Townships please send
Us their TIP. tickets as soon as nominal
ted, for publication.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24

NEW ADMINISTRATORS. Warfel,
Hindman Il Co. have under contract IA
barn, ~ by 81 feet, for Mr.. Philip
Stambach, in the southeast part OF
town; and are now building II new
house, q 10y % feet, for Mr.. Reuben
sStambach, half mile south Of town,
and an addition rs feet square, to Mr..
Geo. Henry's residence, half mile
west of town.
Mr.. John Gordon, 6 miles east of
town, is having fine large barn built
by Messrs. Roller d Miller, we believe.
1t stands on high stone foundation
wall.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24

RED Rock TT. ITEMs.-Samuel
Worth threshed 70 acres Of Goose and
California wheat, yielding $40 bushels.
G. NJ. Livingston had 50 bushels from
- acres OF Goose wheat. j. l.. Har-
bour had 7G5 bushels of rye from 10
acres, and 1876 bushels of wheat from
20 acres. Henry Worth had 30
bushels of California wheat from 20
acres; and O. Fuller had 30 bushels
of wheat from GO acres
Harvey Givens sold 10 acres of land
in the southwest corner of Sec. ., Red
Rock Tp., to VIM. Hart, lately from
California, for 5000
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24

LAST NoTIcE.-Mr. John u. Hall,
the Photographic Artist, begs TO an
nounce to the people Of Knoxville
and vicinity that this week Is posi-
lively the last of his stay here. But
two more days remain In when to
secure those magnificent Large Pct
ures at reduced rates. All business in
regard to these Pictures must be set
tied by Saturday. Don't let this OPP
porinnity pass, but call at once az The
Tent in the Pnblie Square,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24
Original Notice.

TO HORACE LYMAN, DAVID B.
ON, ABRAHAM PACK, SARAH
DIXON, GEORGE DIXON AND HAl
DIXON:
NyOU and each of you are hel
4 notified that there is now on
III the Office OF the Clerk of the
trict Court Of Marion County, lCF
petition of w. A. Jordan, askingI
decree against you, canceling ce1
mortgages, and correcting and qul1
his title in and to the south
quarter of the northwest quartet
the northwest quarter OF the q
west quarter OF Section %, and
southwest quarter of the SOUTH
quarter Of Section %, all in Town.
IA north, Range Is west Of 9th u
And that unless you appear ther|
and defend, on or before noon Of
second day of the next Mover
Term, 1871, Of said Court, which,
commences on the 18th day Of |
venber, A. ID. 1871, your default !
be entered and a decree renoNAsd
prayed for in said petition.
STONE, AIRES * CURTIS
az AHy's for Y
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24

THE LIGHTNING during the storm
Of last Monday afternoon, struck the
stable and granary belonging To Mr..
WIN. DarneIl, living about eight miles
northeast Of this place. The buildings
were consumed with their contents,
consisting in hay farming utensils and
80 bushels Of wheat. Loss over $500.
Also during the same storm, Mr.. Ma
hony. living about two miles south Of
Mr. DarnclI, had his stacks struck
with lightning which consumed his
hay and two large ricks Of wheat.
Loss in wheat supposed to be about
400 bushels. -MnrysyiHc Miner, 18th.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24

NoTICE.-The Fall Term of the
Writing Academy will open on Sept.
ith. All students belonging to the
old Glass are invited to be present;
and all others who are interested in
Penmanship are requested to call and
join the Glass. All styles of Orna-
mental and Card Writing done at the
Academy, and satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases. Terms for Business Wri-
ting, s. per month, or So per quarter.
S. r. RACE, Prin.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24

NEW KIND or LEATHER.-In the
last Scientific AD.ericdn We see the
notice Of new patent kind OF leather,
made from scraps and warranted every
way as good as the natural. For the
sake of sure safety, however, it Is bet
ter to buy your Boots and Shoes Of the
original leather itself, at Jenkins &
Wilson's Emporium, next door to
their Mammoth General Store, south
west corner o. Square.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24

JRwELPY AND SILyERwARE, latest
and best styles, quality guaranteed;
also, Watches, Clocks, &c, and Re-
pairing done to order, at Curtis's, in
tic northeast corner Of Clark, Cooper
IL Curtis's General Store, southwest
corner Public Square, Knoxville
where Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and
Gaps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, &C.,
&C., may always be purchased at the
very lowest prices for cash.