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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-05

ask-why "a Protestant teacher could not
until within the last few monthseset up
school in Rome? Why could not Pro
testant clergyman build his church and
freely exert bis ministerial influence there
Yet, says the Father, it is s'most foul as
sertion,n to accuse his church of arbitrary
prescription" Really, good Father, your
apremisesr are not wide enough to cover
the Conclusion Do R1o'o e 2
The Father closes his communication
with this dreadful warning to the epposer
Of his church claims and aggressions: ut
might be we'll to remember that 'whosoev-
er falls on this stone shall be broken II
twas not that the almost blasphemous
misapplication of our Blessed Lords word
made this too serious matter for jest, the
self-complacent assumption Of the writer
would provoke smile, and / should dis
miss it with good-natured-pis
$50 ONE OF VERY MANY.
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'sflthens News Items.

There Is being conducted now at the
court house, by ministers Of the Baptist
church, q protracted meeting. The Revs.
Lee, Sneed and Montgomery are present
and officiating. sergEe vfI~rrlE
On last Sunday night quite heavy storm
lightning and hail. The hail-stonee were
about as large rs medium sized marbles.
Mr.. Bloom, father Of Hon. Ct. M. Bloom,
residing abeut seven miles south east of
Athens, in the 18th district, departed this
life on last Monday and was inferred on
Wednesday following. He was consider
ably advanced in life and q very inf1uen-
.tial citizen. His losswill be felt in his inn
mediate community and in the entire
county. -u2h-
Hon. n. A. Patterson, of this place, has
about com pleted an invention which he
claims viii be of great benefit to Railroad
companies, manufacturing establishments,
public buildings and even private residen-
ces. It is water-cooler and yentillator.
1t consists of aStand with concentric Sec
tons, air being driven from. beneath
through the alternate sections by means of
a fan, pump or other contrivances as con-
venient. Water may be kept in this stand
constantly little below the temperature
Of spring understanding near the tenn
perature Of ice water-and may be regula-
ted at pleasure. - -
Boiling water has been made to fall 80 or
100 below spring water in twenty minutes
The supply Of air may be taken from with
out, and in passing through the stand is
itself cooled, and thus \ nne ventilation Of
fresh air is secured in the room. This in
vention has long been needed in railroad
coaches. The little fan for creating the
draught Of sir may be attached by ma
ehinery to the car axle, thus cooling the
water and ventilating the coach so that the
atmosphere in it Of q hot summer day will
shade beside the rippling brook.
The right to this Invention is secured In
the United States Patent Once as cooler
and yentilator
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HOME NEWS.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN KEN.
T 80 TUCKY. 49,
News FromAn States.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 4.-The Legis-
Iature adjourned until Wednesday to
await the result of the Committees inves-
tigation. -,
MILWAUKEE, May Anna A. Pome-
roy gained divorce with 20O00 alimonv
San FRANCISCO, May 4.-The Medical
Association after a long debate. refused flle
sending OF Townsend, of Philadelphia. I to
the Ethics Committee. 90 Iii ti~--'-' y
CLEVELAND, May 4.-Michigan. South
ern and Lake Shore Railroad elected
Hsrace F. Clark President, and Augustus
Shell Vice President. s'.a' s % % s,''sr4e
FRANKFORT, May 4.-On the sixth hal
lot, the Democratic Convention for Gov.
esrrnor, PHI. Leslie, 68s; ). Proctor Knott
ROCHESTER, May "A persistent rain
enecksr the operations, and the prospects
a. unfavorable for the repair Of the canal
"s early as expected. =, -
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A ?
Meeting - the End PRESBYTERIAN Charch.
= Tho Young Peoples Christian Association
met last night at the Lecture. Room Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, President q. b.
Head in the chair. I si..slisls hBQ y
The exercises were opened with prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Emory, followed with song by the
Welsh Glee Club--"A little farm we'll titled"
T. Discussion Resolved, That we should have
new translation Of the Bfble'Awas opened by
Judge George Andrews in the affirmative.
showing the need Of such translation, and that
ancient manuscripts were in existence moro cor
rect ia detail thaA those used by the translators
of King James. al r. s,.,I - so .7saal -
~ Prof NJ; O. Butler sustained the side Of the
negative in a mastery manner. He thought
that ifAnew translation was needed, it was on
account OF inaccuracies existing. It would be
mstter Of impossibility to find men ofdifferent
scots whose united labors, il ever brought to
bear on the great labor Of preparing new YER
sion of the Scriptures, would be received As the
standard. The age in which the translation Of
King James was written was the fipest in
Scholarship, and the world did not now contain
forty men AZ learned as were those who
prepared the edition now accepted as the best
translation in the world.
We have not attempted even asynopsis Of the
remarks OF either of the gentlemen, which were
most able efforts. At the conclusion Of Mr.
Butler's reply, Judge Andrews was granted the
privileges Of rejoinder, which he used in read
ing extracts from DR.. Kenner, and other noted
authorities, in support Of the Affirmative. r.
After an ihternsson of few moments, the
exercises were resumed by song from the
welsh Glse Club-the "OrphaA's Prayer"
Recitation. by MissIda McDanisl-"G randms
slwaysdoes." Is flA aass
Select Readings by G. D. McGufFey, Esq. ;
Poems-"LsveLetter, . by Bret Harte; poem
by John g. SAKE, and d dream of tho In
vsides.n y - s.S1sEE- =.
Recitation, by Miss Annie Roagers-''Man
born to trouble" >, ---..,.~f
; The benediction was pronounced by Rev. J.
I, Lloyd, when the meeting adjourned, having
spent delightful evening". aH TgiHaHo9
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&C., &c. Thus silently they form the taste
of Protestant children under their care,
knowing well the potency of witnessed ex.
amples and scenes in the young uniformed
mind. Let not the people of Knoxville be
deceived in this matter.
This leads me to say word upon the as
sumption Of the Father that religion
must needs be taught as q system in
the day schools. maintain that
beyond the general reverence for
God and for things divine and sacred,
the place to. learn religion is not in the
day school where some FIVE or six hours
are given to literary and scientific study.
Because the school teacher does not teach
the child theology, must he perforce remain
ignorant of distinctive truth according to
the tenets of his church? Where are the
morning and evening prayers in the fam
lily? Where is the Sunday School? Where
is Sunday services Where is the clergy
mans influence anoffg his fockf IF the
child must remain ignorant of distinctive
Christian truth unless he learns it in the
day school, it must be the fault of those
who have the charge of him outside of the
academy. Father Finnegan says, in the
common school the Roman Catholic child
cannot be taught to lift up his innocent
hands to "Mary:n Well, cannot he be
taught this at home, in the Sunday class,
in the church? IF this manipulation is so
absolutely necessary surely he can learn it
elsewhere than in the day school where he
only spends comparatively small portion
of his time.
With regard to the statistics showing the
relative moral influence of Roman Catholic
and Protestant teaching, I have, this to
say. The subject is undoubtedly diff
cult one, from its complexity. 1 should
not have touched it at all, if the
Father had not insisted so strongly
upon religious teaching to secure the
morals Of the people, forcing upon Us the
inference that the teaching Of Roman
Catholic schools was the true conservator
of public morality. There is. / am sorry
to say, crime and vice enough in all lands,
whether Roman Catholic or Protestant, to
demand the blush of shame. What i
maintain is, that the teaching peculiar to
Roman Catholicism is not SO good con-.
servator of the morals of people as that
which is Protestant. i gave one table.
The Father asks for another. 1 give it-a
table showing the relative number of illegi-
innate births. in certain Roman Catholic
and Protestant cities:
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Local. Misceilany.

Jefferson Davis, late President Of the South
ern Oonfederscy, and wife, passed through this
city yesterday. 5-.,.. .,.-..
-San. Young. = draynan, for fast driving, was
fined S. by the Recorder
A buggy, driven by a colorsd man, In which
two whits women were riding, -ov erturned near
the corner Of Front and High streets yesterday
afternoon, and enc Of the women was injured
severely, falling on her shoulder. The accident
was caused by carelessness on the part of the
driver in running over COW that was lying
down. -
- The hands employed on the A. and c. Rail-
road tstrueR' on Wednesday, We are told, on
account Of not being paid of. 1he strike on
the n. and O. Read which took place some days
ago IL al an end. q p sfsE = -
The young gentlemen who intend participant
ing in the FOX and deer chase at the Fair
Grounds, during the Industrial Exposition, met
let evening and adopted rules and regulations
governing the hunt d -
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Meetiur Of the shoemakers.

The Shoemakers met at Bismarck Hall last
evening" Mr.. Grimaldi being absent, Boss Hill,
ESQ., was called to the chair, and the minutes
The committee on the Arrangements of ban
nels, osdges and teams was called on, who re-
ported the following: .-r.r,
1ssosrea, That we carry banner and wear
Spanges suitable to represent the craft. = 8
n, resoiEeo TO hire a gray team.
e M. James Howeli.was appointed Treasurer
on tne Associaton, after which the meeting adj
1ourned 70 meet at the same place next Thurs
day evening, at Il o clock, P. ".
JOHN M. HOW'LL, Sec
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Prince Bismarck is to receive parlia-
mentary grant of ,000, 900 thalers in recog-
milton of his services to the country. Gen
erals. Moltke, Goehen, Werder and Fran
secki will receive grants of 300, 600 and
SOC, 900 thalers each. The commanders of
army corps will receive smaller appropria-
tons from the Emperor's private ex-
cheuuer .-.s+-
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River Neu.

lin consequences of heavy rain, up the coun.
try, the Holsson is again rising. .sarsil
Mr.. j. a. Hilton, Eof Morrisfovn Iron s,,t
down beat load Of grain ana produce. consist
ing of GOO bushels of corn, 300 bushels Of Wheat
and small lot Of bacon, which was purchased
|. BY Messrs. Wilson s. Co., commission ner.
chants III ''o''
: Mr. Abram Saunders, of Sullivan county
landed with cargo Of 800 bushels of corn. IS5
Bags OF hour and 65 bushels of wheat ~ ~
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Hsr This Lecture should be in the hand.,of sx.~,
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Sent under seal in plain envelope. to any address.
Also, Dr. CulysrEslps Marriage Guide,p pries n
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q THE BRIDAL CHAMRFR-
ESSAYS TOR Young Me.,

GREAT SOCIAL EVILS AND ABUSES
w1sn ntsrtsre nth M1RRIAGE With surs mean
osoilnate Sent IA sealed latter envelooss re -
r r1ox aa S HowAkp siMrAsY Alb IssosrS.
jan17 -d&T3m ilaaeipniss IA
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Drugs and Medicines.

go - The symptoms Of liver GEN.
plant are uneasiness and
pain In the side. Sometime
II QIAHklaktCf the pain 10 in the shoaldsr,
a NifUMUNN and Bmistaken for rhsums-
NV tsm. The stomach Is affected
with loss Of appetite snl
go aiN sosA5N sickness. bowels in rencrsl
- coetive some alternstinxwitA
lax The head is troubled with pain. and dull heavy
sensation considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful ssnsatioh efhav-
& ing left undons sonstAinr
4 which ought to hAvs besn
,-seS done. 0ften complaining Of
IVtR HYeakness,r debility. and lew
alS - LII 81 spirits Sometimes many Of
a. ,- - .-,i.fs< 4 the above symptoms attend
the disease. and 1T ether
- =. times very few Of them bat
the liver is generally the organ most involved. Dare
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1s $40. FsESSsss 1871.
THE TESTS tbs MERITS Of all THINGS. %
DAVIS PAIN KILLER |!

This celebrated medicine has won descrvediy Nigh
reputation aAevator Of pain and pssseryer 81
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OF all classes and 70 day, after public trial Of thirty
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nlDrections accompany each bottle.
FF SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS. tiiE
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t. C.. HUNTER, -"
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DYs VIRTUE 0F AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court Of Knox county, Tennes-
see and to the Sheriff directed will sell for cash in
hand front Of the cosrt house in Knoxville, Sat
urdsy the 9th of May 1SF. all the right. title. claim
interest and demand that the heirs of Mary Walker
have in and to certain tract or parcel Of land lying
and situated in the sixteenth civil district Of Knox
county, Tennessee being part of the Cliff estate Lot
No. IL, containing fifty acres; levied to satisfy a
judgment in hvor of III. L. Gift ct ais.
Mays, II. NJ. W. HUFFAKER, Dep. Sheriff.
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D4T VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court of Knox county, Tennes-
see and to the Sheriff directed, will sell for cash in
hand in front of the court house in knoxville on Sat
urday the 18th Of May 1S7 oil the right. title, claim
interest and demand that Anna McCrurry has in and
to certain tract or parcel Of land lying and situated
in the sixteenth civil district Knox county Tennes
see being part Of the Gift estate Lot No TO- con
tanning fifty acres; levied to satisfy judgment in
favor of III. L.. Cliff ct ais. NJ. w. HUFFAKER,
May 5, II. Deputy Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court Of Knox county, Tennes-l
see. and to the Sheriff directed will sell for cash in
hand in front of the court h. use in Knoxville, on Sat-
urday the 9th of May 1871 all the right, title, claim
interest and demand that Irena Jordan has in and TO
certain tract parcel of land lying and situated in
the sixteenth civil district of Knox county, Tennessee
being part of the Cliff estate Lot No. l3 containing
forty acres levied satisfy Judgment in favor of
II. L. Cliff ct ais. NJ. W. HUFFAKER,
May S, II. Deputy Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court of Knox county, Tennes-
see. and to the Sheriff directed will sell for cash in
hand in front of the court house in Knox vile, Sat
urday the 9th Of May, 1871 all the right title claim
interest and demand that Joseph Cliff has in and to
certsn tract parcel Of land lying and situated In
the sixteenth civil district of Knox county Tennessee
being part of the Cliff estate Lot No. 9, containing
fifty acres levied on to satisfy judgment in favor OF
Ii. L. Cliff ct ais. n. W.HUFFAKER,
May S, II, Deputy Sheriff.
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DY1 VRTUEG OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
and to the Sheriff directed. will sell for cash in
hand in front of the court house in Knoxville on Sat
urday the 9th Of May. ST. all the riSht title, claim
interest and demand that Sarah Stormer has in and
certain tract parcel of land lying and situated in
the sixteenth civil dstrct of Knox cunty Tennessee
being part of the Gift estate Lot No a. contairins
forty ecres LEVIED to satisfy Judgment in favor Of
II. L. Cliff ct ais. NJ W. HUFEAKER.
May 5, II. Deputy Sheriff
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pHaVIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
see and to the Sheriff directed will sell for cash in
hand in front of the court house in Knoxville, Sat
urday the 9th of May, 1877, all the right title, claim
interest and demand that Marion P Gift has in and
to certain tract parcel Of land lying and situated
see, being part Of the Cliff estate, Lot No. IL,
tsining fifty acres levied on to satisfy judgment in
May s. N. NV. HUFFAKER. Dep sh riff.
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10Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court Of Knox county, Tennes-
see. and to the Sheriff directed. viii sell for cash IN
urday the 9th Of May 1871 all the right title claim
interest and demand that Harrison Cliff has in and to
certain tract parcel of land lying and situated in
the sixteenth civil district of Knox county Tennessee
being part Of the Cliff esta.e Lot No. Is containing
fifty acrts levied to satisfy judgment in favor Of
IL l.. Gilt ct ais. to- NV. HUFFAKER,
s May II. Deputy Sheriff.
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lax. The head is troubled with pain. and dull, h
sensation consid cradle loss Of memory, acconaps
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ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court CT Knox county. Tennes-
see and to the Sheriff directed will sell for cash in
hand m front Of the court house in Knoxville Sat
urday the 9th of May 1871 all the right. title. claim
interest and demand that John and Marion White have
in and to certain tract parcel OF land lying and sit
uated in the sixteenth civil district of Knox county
Tennessee being part of the Gift etstc Lot No. IL
containing fifty acres; levied to satisfy Judgment
in favor Of II. L. Gilt ct ais. ! -
Mays, IL NJ. w. HUFFAKER Dep. Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID the Circuit Court of Knox county, Tennessee, and
TO the Sheriff directed viii sell for cash in hand
front Of the court house in Knoxville Saturday the
9th day of May 1871 all the right title claims inter
est and demand that the heirs Of Cetharne Bolden
have in AMI 10 certain tract or parcel Of land lying
and situated in the sixteenth siyil district Of Knox
county, Tennessee, it being part Of the Cliff estate.
Lot no containing seventy i've acres levied on to
May S. III. M. w. HUFFAKER. Dep. Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID the Circuit Court Of Knox county Tennessee, and
to the Sheriff directed win sen for cash in hand. in
front Of the court house in Knoxville on Saturday the
demand that John Renninghans has in and to q GER
tain tract parcel of land lying and situated in the
18th civil district Of Knox county Teunesee. being
part of the Cliff estate, Lot No g. containing IS acres
levied 30 satisfy judgment in favor Of H. L. Gift
ct ais, NJ w. HuFFAKER,
Mays, Il. ,Feis-, nna zrfa@e Deputy SherlH.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID the Circuit Court of Knox county, Tennessee and
1.-The Sheriff dirested viii sell for cash in hand In
front the court house in Knextie on Saturday the
9th Of May, 1871 all the right. title claim interest
and demand that William Cliff has in and to certain
tract parcel Of land lying and situated In the 18th
Of the Gift estate Lot No g containing forty Eve
acres; levied to satisfy judgment in favor ofH L.
Cliff ct ais. r-- ~ i4yae III. w. HurFAKkR. 4
"a NAYS, IL . Deputy Sheriff. NJ
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the Liver with
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DYvIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID the Circuit Court Of Knox county. Tennessee. and
to the Sheriff directed, will sell for cash in hand in
front Of the court house in KnoxYille on Saturday the
18th of May. ISL all the right title claim interest
and demand that Mary Palmer has in and to certain
tract or parcel Of land lying and situated in the 18th
lands OF John Handles L. a. Warc and others: levied
on as the property OF Mary Palmer TO satisfy judg
ment IN favor OF L. ]. Coker against johnson Smith
and Mary Palmer. NJ w HrrrIxRp
May s. T1-d1tw3t Deputv Eberif
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