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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD,
SUPERISTENDENT'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, Nay 80, 1871.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE DAILY
LINE.-On aud after May goth, 1871, the
GAINS this road wi, run Th IS Soilow':
Leave West Point daily at A. NJ; arrive at
LEAVE Richmond daily at p. M; arrive a,
SSR szs lit Train sfT WITH PASSENGER CAR
sS h9 '1 ~ s
o'clock a. NJ; arriving IT. west Point 4; sa1 A..
NJ, ana returning, leave West Point at $40 +. H.,
and arrive at hichmond at $50 ?. NJ. lhas a.
lowing persons to spend the Sabbath at delight
fu resort and enjoy fae saltwater bathing In COM
modious bath-hOuscs. Fare Tor the round trip
Trains connect daily Sundays excepted) at
West Point with first class steamers for Balti-
and all Points N9r ri and We,
Through bills Of lading given to all points
NORTH sno SOUTH. Freighis received daily and
Persons going py this route get a good nights
rest on most comfortable boats, with tables unsur-
| passed BY any, and arrive In Baltimore in time
| for Northern and Western trains.
tached. (Sund Tvs and Mondays cxceptcdl viii
| leave Richmond at A. NJ; arrive 1t MestP Int
Mondays cxcepted,) at z. NJ. arrive at Rich,
mond al $40 2. 81.
4 round-trip ticket will be sold from Richmond
and return on MONDAY. for $1.75. Good no els
| are open for the accommodation Of guests ata mo-
derate price.
WM. y. BRAGG, superintendent.
| j. NJ. TURNER, Freight Agent.
| j. l., TAYLOR, Ticket Agent. my
| CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
| ~ RuAD.--'.n aud after THURSDAY, June lst,
| PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond (sun-
$50 4. M.1MAI TEAM for The White Sui
phur Springs, connecting at GordoGsvillc with the
Grange, Alexandria and Manassas train for
Washington and North aud Lynchburg and South.
1885 p. lion TRAIN IoT
Gordonsy!lle.
On and alter the 18th Of JUNE Il PASSENGER
TRA1d will run daily (exccp, Sunday between
Staunton and the White sulphur, as fellows
Leave Slhuntcn at' ":lo a. ~
Arrive al " bite tulphur at...........l:32 L. VI.
Leave White sulphur at...............2:35 Z. NJ.
rive at slaunton at. ...T:ii T.. N.
Through tickets, at low rates sold TO all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Further information may be obtained at the
cOmpany's offCeG
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays.
A. II. PERRY.
General Superinter dent.
JAMES F. NETnEKLAND, Geu'l Ticket Agt.
q
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sHIppISG.

ZOE NEW YORK-The Old ~eaas
II Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele-4ikfh
E&nt side-wheel steamship ALBEMA Ef = y
COUCH, VIII sau on SUNDAY, June AZ "st!,
night. sn SATURDAY
Through bills OF fading signed, and eood. r.,
varied WITH dispatch TO all points-north' son MI
nard line for foreign ports S "iIa Cu-
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Fare, al2 sseerage, 90; round-trfp ticksts D..
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
IL No. Governor srrs..
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneeis,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
rOMMISSIONERS' SALE OF A n U NJ
v kEK OF Bulldog LOTS ON NAVY
HILL AT AUCIIvN..ln execution OF dsG ;ote
Juiy 1870, in the case of Nv. III. Anderson vs..
y ,licrson ard ais, ~ will sell at auction upon
the premises, on SATURDAY, sd June al b.
O'Clock l.. n, number of BUILDING Let IN
The plan Of Navy Hin, fronting on 9th anu nh
streets. These lots each front 30 feet and run
back 1874 feet TO an alley. 80.
conveniently located and at small cost,ls invited
TO this sale. .,, .. o,d
70 months for negotiable notes with Interest ADD
ed and titles retained until the notes are paiu.
Purchasers to pay taxes Tor 1871. ,,,
JAMES ALFRED JONES, Con'r:
cp,pps E WILLIAMS, Auc:'rs. my 3l-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND tia
' PACKET COHpSS y rhe.@7aazsN
steamship GEO. j. UPTON leaves Sew l,rk
every sac URDAi; leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY.
The steamship VIM. L. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY.
L. j. BURR, President.
fecO i2Ii VI an street
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EOR Observation-Disclosures
Il TWICE A. WEEK. - Steamer GEf9N3I
NORFOLK. Cant: PLATT. win receive frr,.,,, K
II O'Clock. '"a', ="
Freight taken for Boston, Providence, Eevor
leans, and Norfolk. at moderate rates N''' W.
state-room, ss. W. P. PORTER, bgsn, Ana
je3-2t No 2iss 1i"ce gem,
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STEAM EisS.
flames RIVER STEAMBOATe.im.
81 CONPAEY.-FOR NEW YORK, kssu.5e
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, hUKFUnh,
PORTSMOUTH, and ALL REGuLAR LAND

JAMES RIVER STEAMBoATe.S@.
FnHiiIIA au BALTIM6REE,N S s
PORTsM0uTH, and AL REGULAR Land
eleEsIt United Eta.es na! !. steamer
y Z cap:ai2 ia z / &. Gr F 3 i ~
sSmPs Disees C o 81 s
DAYS, ard FRIDAYS, =. tI8 y CLOCK A. ~,
and returns on Tue.tsys, Thursdays, and Satur-
Passengers connect at SorCais With the old Bay
Line .teaners for Gal;inoft FhiadeGii1, aud
New York.
:rs'n lttv"a tity 'c".1 !"c F"+'"t.fs ~ az
rival Of ctcaner.
Fare to New York. :l:!o
Fare to Philadelphia. 80
Excursion tickets to Hoglols aid r.turn.... 40.
TICKETS ON SALE at CARRIER & CO.'S
EXPRESS, and baggage checked through.
Freight received Tucsaays, inurstsSa and &C.
trr,iays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Ba,t!-
more, and principal LANDING On theas!c:Hh 1G
and al re:nlsr !4nd:nss op De-: .iYst: II REa'
Freight for way landings NEST be prepaid
L.. b. "Ar!-M. General aaec.
Ot!ic". Com ra;'y 6 wi4'f.
my Is Branch office. corner Nan, ami ath So.
FLOR JAMES AND CHICKA-cEl,
4 HOMiNY RIVEk5.--The f.s: an,l 49,.
elegant side-wheel steamer PAbI5ADt, ,apL4In
CIiAs. NELSON. will leave her wharf d, Rockets
for Kings Mill Whsrf or james river, on II ES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS At 9.u'clcck 4. NJ. con-
Meeting with the IL O'Clock train at City Point from
Petersburg. Returning. Will lesye Kings Min
on WEDNESDAYS aud MOSbAfH \! A. ~,
touching 4. all the REGULAR landings each way.
Will leave her wharf 4. Kncaeus for WINDSOR
Shades, on Ch,ckshcminy, THU RSpAfS,a, . 4.
NJ, connecting at CITY P",Gt with TIE o'clock
train from Peer. burg Touching II all The regular
landings on James river dp|p u Dl iaid's " h7rf
and ali regular landings o. tb:ckahpmi:y. Re-
turning VIII leave Windsor I'll DIS on FRI
DAYS at 8 O'Clock \. 81.
Freight received from IL O'Clock Mondlys to y
O'Clock A. NJ. Tuesdays, and from !? cock t. 8
L. NJ. Wednesdays, and from IL O'Clock fridays
to " A. NJ. Saturdays.
Freight for Chick .hom!ny will OILY he received
from IL O'Clock v edne>d.v5 ;" a.. NJ. thursdays.
ALI freight To way laLdIngs must be prepaid.
For iu:ther palt,cIl lrs, apply Ia tai'lan ON
board, or 20 GnOnhG l.. tthfit'
Agent.
at CURRlE 4 Co.'S, corner 18Th and Cary IS.
Sim
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FREIGHT OFFICE OF JAS, RrvgpxxC-

t HH1UHi VF TUE VI V3NS. NV X q MI .,
g &c a L. NOTICE TOEEe-J7.7ns
- 8 HIP 7 RS.-freigb: fors..-s..--l----..-.3
Lynchburg and the So 4thwest received al IN
Office and forwarded by anal without detention.
All freight coming from Lynchburg and beyond
TO Richmond and points North Will be- promptly
forwarded If consigned 10 the care OF Canal Agent
at Lynchhurg. Z. DILLON. Agent
my 13-3m 1903 Dock street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

DHiLADELPH!A, Kitu- sy,
MpfD AND NORFOLK GIEA u -,sssa&
SHIP LINE-FOR PnILAbFLPHitY TWICE 4
WEEK.-Steainers NORFOLK, S,LEOR, H'!' j.
ielphia every WEDS ESDhI art SATURDAY,
and Richmond every MONDAY and THURSDAY
alternately. Fre!sh, received GaiiI Except Snr;
days), cbeS per thAu by any ot3Cr route, for All
parte OF Pennsylvania and New jersey s!eo Tor
New Orleans vic 9ou,hc5n MS!l steamship l.ins
from Philadelphia. Freight taken Tor horf"la 81
moderate rates,
Passage 70 Philada!pbia, Including meals and
stateroom, p. -
w. +. PORTER, Agent
Nc. 242s Dock street. Richmond.
VIZ. L. CLYDE Il Co., Agents
No. Ii North Wharves, and
fels No. l. South Hhsrye5. Philadelphia-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

ZEAL ESTATE al ERssAsT. eas.A.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, DWELL
IIhGS. " CANT :.Or., FAHhl~. MINrIta il
AND GRANITE DEPOSITS Apriyto
j. J.. 4 IpaKSoS,
je 3-6t Real Estate Agcyt aad Auctlcn. cr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

FOB NEW yORK. ySeSTA
OLD DOAINiOE STEAMSHIP AaeaH
COMPANY.
The sIde-wheel steamships WYANOkE, ISAAC
BELL, SkEATUaA, fiAGARA, AtbEs
NARLE, and hATTEKAS. leave New York ior
Norfolk, City Point, and R!clrloEG, every 7 ES-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY 1t 3o'cock
z. ID. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRl-
DAY, aud SUNDAY, a. Ei2h tide.
These ships ars entirely rev. They have elegs1 !
saloons and staScrooms. The fare, acconmooaB
tons, rad attention, are unsurpassed,
Close connections made %.tA gte.Gers lof ~
southern srd kurorsa2 ports,
TER OF GEG PER CENT, 81 the oiaces OF al
COMPANY.
For further information spply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agrnt,
my2S No. Governor street.
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Tor BALTIMORE.-stcamcr A-
s,l ps :, biehl,[a g vi, Ieaye her $50.
Freight re, eiyed FRIDAY, and nm to !, o,c,o.,.
p. nj. SATURDAY. 'ock
PASSAGE re.
For freight or passage, apply 10
my 2e-F&ssm WV. p. BRETT, Agent.
I AMES RlVERSrEAMBOATs~
~ COMPANY.-FOR NEW YORK, GfI9E3j
BY LA ID AND WATFR.-aew 40 m.aa1,..
fcst-class route to New York via James riyer ,rd
chesapeake bay TO baltimore. and from thence hy
rail to Philadelphia and New York. '"'' W
Fare to New YORK s,.a
Pnlladelphla.... 80
Baltimore Northumberland. stS
N0rf0lk.... ................... 80
Tickets sold and baggage checked through AZ
CARRIER & Co.'s Express, No. 500 Main street and
On board steamer John Sylvester.
IN. above varied route commend, itself esp4
cially to tourists and pleasure kers en- ablng
them to view DITCH GAP and other points ~
interest On JAMES RIV |R by DAYLIGHT
L. B. TATCM, Gen'l Apen,
James River Steamboat ConD.nv
Office, 9th and Main streets and at Rockets.
m
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--1 r,ou SALE ANss RENT.

NOR SALE, a BEAUsTIT 2 I'm
incprS IARSE INV EisLT G and nj; necessary
ont.hou,es: epiend.d water: I9,ey oak 'n of
hickory grove In front OF dwelling CON r now
sarins the summer or in the fall , r. aa "s
a. 200 for farm and crops. ~ 81, tnnh,,ond three
miles from aststion on the chcsarGaks ~" "'o
.iroad. Apply TO .,., "a W.in s,rcc a.
10 az iitu an' ., -..-- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

ELEE rWOOD FARM, OF FOUR Hun
Il DkED AND Thi:EE rCkE>, III ktna: aa4
Queen county, lying within three hunur, yards
OF the Mattaponi river and TWO miles q! Newto@n.
There are about ten or twelve bul.dluSs o.. this
place. Good land. Apply To -
j.. Il. NENBURN,
at his New Heal Estate yfcc.
In M Il Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

DOR RENT, q handsome BRICK 81
e RaSlnLNGG, with Ill the m'''ern in G-I
n"at FRAMED DWFLi ISG with the,
rooms ki.cl.n. 10, &c.
4 Lc,t FKAmEU DIVE EiHG With four '"'lds
j. Y lll3 VI in elr,e'.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04
nrembnrger~ 0a5ette.g
3. Matlal,

Gticnpaaren Gambler nrsefpmrien. 0a mar
bier nlr bic alcrbelst srtitel lnp s@ar su ben
tiltsitrn Yreilen ~Srrfaaft 1T es fein @urper,
ZAP pas Saus l@ elmer 10 sablrsiGsu annoi9aft
%srfreltt. : Sir beute toplrn mir nidt teriter bic
Nait- StraBe binauf ssbsn, lpnSsra nnlerr Sidr
reiie antreten.-auf prrt Seimprse ~tOninten mir
Sata an pem Stcrs Der Serrsn n r,,r.
~. uaaa Sobn BEL & Co., .a H q
Smpprtenre unt SAMPLER III Gasn-Taaren &c.
sprbei.-Oas bef- afprtirts uaS reifbaltiste ga
ger I'M 3orswrifen, 70 wie einr rseae unt frennb-
Ii6e Ssbienuns III bic bette GnYfsblans fir tiefts
Saus. = @eiter bernatsr drf bisIer Ssite BOT
@airs Strase fonmsn mir gu Dem srosen MSbsls
@sftdfe Der Ssrrem %
Sanlin, @asnsr & Co.,
GnsrsS- unt Detail gambler 1T alien Sprtsn BON
WSbeln unb Sarset bon bsa einfa6isn unS bill
Iisten Bis bitauf sa ben slssanteitsn. Die befen
@aarra sa ben biaisisn Yrsiient ii6ern Sieier
8irnih bic ausse6ebntete aunSi@aft.
CBirb fprtssisbt)
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Clarion, p. gull. Gin barter Stlas
hat fiirsli6 zine beige fatbUlii&s 8amilir sstrpf
Tsn. .3rsi SSbns purpen an sinsm Gage tbr
sur3 ben Srh sntriben, unp ais bic tisfbstribten
Gltsru ben sem 80 Weilsn sntfsrntsn Yesratnib
'plaBs mad SaaS ;uriidfamet fanpen fe aud ibr
5laprlses aS&tsrSsn toet auf Der Ysbre Iisssne.
Wis urIads tisiss 10 plSBli&en 5ooss psrmu-
tibet man cine ysrsiftuus bur& adrtOf'
~fslfGferi ~
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um;ue. 5tr Senrs S~eiselmann,
utrma6sr unc 3apelisr, bat jest iein e~lesantes
Quarter in rem ueusn Srifsebaues al Mdin-
StraBs, Gte rer s.. bc;rssn unb tittst feline satl-
rsi6en 6rsunte unr aunrsn, 70 mic pas gutlia
FUN i'm alQseneinsu, i'm aud in 3ufunft nit
ibrsn ~siti9en IuitrGssn bsebrsn III rrllsr.
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ytis

.-llnlsrn yricrr
III bsfnrp; Tje tcr fiir;lif perltcrtenc Seuas
oiisslr isiu, aai 10000 Telars atsei6GstrS
YsrmFssn, rem SiI6ci ven dubuque ~teitamen,
tariid rsrmd6ts, ;ur Wriinruus einss fatbrliitsn,
csutlfsn @aiisnbapirs.-0if Isrpaurteu inp
isesh nit zen Sfitamsntsperfiisunssn ridt Gin
psrlianbsn, irnssrn ~bsltreitsn bic 6iiltiefeit hes
islbsn, unt ;rar auf ~frlssnes, bon ibnen anse-
fibrts Gjrinss bin: Tab Siissls CUR :3sit, ais or
has ansstlids Ssitansnt madte, i6ma6innis
sspeisn fei; tab bic ansebli6s ausfertisuns res
Sefameutes tur6 unsebSrisen une unpaIsncen
GinauB srlanst rurrs; ZAP CO nult nnc ni6tis
psssn Isinsr rnbsiimmtbsit in SeSus auf 2ru,
tees lsi; sas eS lem bamaIissn Sii6pf scn Dus
suaus tisrsticuGrs 0epalt fir yeituns unp Con
trpas rsr |nIult last; ZAP gii6cf Smytb meb.
rsre Sabre scr Sissr itarb unS ipeeer Grbsn nod
S~epsnten bintsrlieB, UNI cas- Ielfamsnf aus,u-
fubrsn ta6 IS rius perpstuitSt l6aHt, bic ben
8sisBen hes Stactes sntssssn III; unp neil Der
aDias elm sessnisitissr, BON Ssnos ieppbl als
ppn S6rIaliea Siissle lit.
Gin gntras es5 Srn. @uapsbsr, eas Gle Ga
Dc ypr cine Surs sstratt> wrrbs, rurrs som Sc
ri9tsbpfe ni6t s~snebmist. Gnti6sieuns purbe
bis gum nS6ihu SSrmiu Der Circuit Court yer,
ldcber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04

SeutfmeS 6aus.-aus BEN rN, Dem."
erItbea mir bab cine @nsabl beatidsr Sarssr
Dabuqus's nit benz Ylane unsebtn, in unisrsr
Stabt Gin Gtbaute ;i srri6tsn, psltss Gin 9sn>
~iralpuntt Seutiden s~eislissn Sebens tpsrben lpa
DaGslbs ipl Gin 3bsatsr, Seriamulunsslptal &c.
sntbaItsn unt in ar6iteetcnii6er Se,istuns cine
3ieree fir bic Statt psrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04

Icncr III Scrar Hapies. %m ~.
.aili trann;e tas paIasisr- Csprt ispis ras nit
rem 1sprt in Gsrtiusuns itebenre GBlrfdl dt.
Der S6atsn 1T tur6 TrrIdrruna scrsft.-lr=
iads ruhCtouut.
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gtadt mud @taat.
GinIenpuneett UNI &orrelponaen3tn,

mSstn fitis firdlidsr rrer peltli1sr Irt isln,
lins inns isberssit piafpmmsit raahsn ieccb in
aasn TSosn sprt SerfaNsr untrrseitnet Ieirt.
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2u ieoer 3eit

hnn auf bic Gazette abptnirt rrsrSen, itnt
wirS Der Sabrsans fir jetsn @bennsntsn ron be-
3sit an berednst, tant or abctnirt.
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SeReIlmMgen

auf bic Gazette rsbmsn bic sotalassutsn snts
ssasn. 3an fam ii6 jsppG aud rirctt an ms
mcntsu untsr Der ArreRc:
LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
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Ncacn.-< lsstsr Scnntaa attne hatter
mir biz STRENGTHENING, sinen rsd,t %srauifsnesn
8sscn i'd iber S,aet unr llmseaeur rraicpcu III
ishen, aant tpahrliG nidf III fruh y Eh %
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Ncm Nlis actrpfcm. =

Bonn Siie4 sctrpTen. = am Spiutas
2lbenc, pGtrenr rem Nsmit,sr, wsldss iid iibsr
unisrs Statt sutlur, ,rurrr Ger Sutider = Shrr
pss Ssrrn 6ahn auf eagle ypint spm Slib &c.
spTer. Ter acyuriahh Sfocsu it jrcpt, Iii
hsceutrnf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04

@aTerleituns.-Oie Srrartsitsn ;a Der
0afsrleituns i6rcitsn RAID rrrrarts. Gin ;abl=
reihss aprsS spn s~lrtsitsrr 1T rntei tsitGitist,
BIC Graten oussutperien, rsl&s nc &Sbrsn in
Gmpfdr1 neb-rsn ipllcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04

unicre Scicr MAIDEN mir t%sirnrsrs aui.
merriam auI ne, in siusr anrrrn Spaltr bsNnr
Lido Nn;eits tcr Noerren 6iopcr n. Smod!
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nnpcvfd!fdrc N%bcinrpcinc IInc itsis IL,
BADEN bel 6srrn Nicolas paisn. Srulsr
SYsnuc, gGe ter ~. SfraEs, frH
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Nm Mcutda, rem 81. purrr bic ;rlte Hpb
re fir rs 23aNeyieituns ~eiuaelsst unr cs sanse
arteit irl bis 9iuiaua Septsmter ~Yrllenrrt isia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-04

go. 1.
@1@entli@e SrieHiite.
Som 1. @ltiult 1871.

SIN pel1er ale 9risfe a~tssseist linb, pslds
bonn IS. SuIi bis 1. @us,t 1871 auf Der bisIssn
pofOfier ansefcmmen urp ri6t atsetplt pcreen
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@eber & @enosr,

Sanslsr in GrOesriss u. |. I. = Die LANCE Nsibe
ibrer auneen, bic nit Taqustsn jehsr strt tslapea,
70 stsn ben Stcrs perla6tn, fetpie bas bunte unt
sei&aftse 1rsibsn ~rriansn ssisen, sab ibrs Maa-
rem sswiirpist inr unb elmer GmpfebIuns Ssn uns
ni6t crit beciirfen. -Nc9 stpas peitsr bic Stra@
Sc %binunter, unr bic bort aufsetbirmtsn aiitsn,
Barrels, Salen &c. ssisen ss uns an, paR mir an
hem arssen @ei6Gftsbauis ees !Serrn ~. r,s Tn,
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4nton Steltebebn,

gambler in fertissa aleitern rnt Ssrrsn- ausaat.
lungs artteln. Seine @aaren iTnb ale home
made, unb entpfsblen i& fctpubl tur6 Glesan,
hes S6nittes ais aud tur6 SolisitSt.- Dc6
tpeiter, III ten Serrn ~ A
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O.. 8e6er

@er6ant-G ailor. Da Ct fsts tas srpbte aab
rsi@baltisfs Eager BOT fertissn 9errsn : Slsibern
unb pouensn Su9en sprratbis ball. tuirb Ct int
msr Bsrsit fsin, berartise Ysfsaansen auf's
srsmptsRe unb pintni&Fe aussufiQsn. - Dann
fcn,men mir ~ unltrn1 Jreunbe, Serrn 3 /.
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-09-06
CITY LIST
Valuable Lots for. sale.

L OFFER FORTY THE CHOICEST LOTs NORTH on
THE RAILROAD, AND AFFORDING THE BEST INVESTMENTS
NOW ON the MARKET. CORNER LOTS ON IMPORTANT
STREETS.
CALL AND LOOK OVER MAPS AND PRICES.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-09-06
For Rent.

Forty acres; neat residence, six rooms large mead.
sight of the city. ~ 80 - - - "
Farm Of $50 acres 100 in cultivation l6 miles from
KNOXVILLE. from Clinton water, fruit, large barn
be seeded down. ,ll5F - ~ - - = T-f7,i-N "
No. 1925 acres of land with good timber md wa
ter ~ acres at for cultivation, and good SOIL II miles
t5om kknoxviie. Small house and stable Some fruit.
The steam mill property large and convenient build
ing powerful engine, admirable location on Railroad
and Turnpike road. Building and machinery in good
order Large lot. 80
Fifty acres in cultivation, % in wood land miles
from the city new cottage rooms IL acres in clover;
spring. some fruit trees productive land,
Eight acres, one mile from Market Square well
MANFRED, and well lying land. Rented with or with
out a neat cottage. 1T. ~ n ~,
Several farms from four 70 twenty miles from Knox
VILE ranging from 80 to 800 acres in cultivation.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-09-06
From the volksblatt, August 2


Among the many speakers who opened
the Republican canvass, on Thursday, the
palm undoubtedly belongs TO General Gar
field. His speech was not merely the
pleading of political lawyer or mere
party follower, but the work of a states
man and reformer. 1t is replete with
ideas, and gives proof Of q political indie
pendence, such as we rarely witness now
a-days. BY this speech General Garfield
has placed himself at the head of the pro
gressive wing of the Republican party of
Ohio, and if he has the courage 10 pursue
the course he has adopted, an important
political future is yet before him. T I
The mainline s with which General Gar
field avoids covering up or cloaking over
recognized evils lest the party machinery
should become embarrassed, Is a particu-
larry good sign. He sees that party, if it
would entitle itself to the confidence of
the people, must combat evils and boldly
meet new questions Of principle, instead
OF slurring over them in some general
phrases. H-II
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-09-06

Mr.. Henry Watterson, editor in chief of the
Louisville COurier-J journal replies in a personal
card o four columns, TO some charges preferred
against him by the Ledger and "a crew ofiealou.
cFeatu es too partisan and mean TO appreciate
the able service the journal renders It's marty
The card Is written in Watterson's best style ard
is very severe in its facts The Courier oVyRq
E an able Democratic paper
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-09-06
Farms for sale.

No. G69-An excellent farm conveniently near Knox
VILE, in good neighborhoOd and fine order build ne
and fences new fruit water and timber Of first quality
About 40 acres. $500. Desirable in every respect
No:6oS-A NO. farm Moristown; 46S acres
suitable for division in several farms if CURED $50
per acre, ........ 81. p. -.
No 67s-Farm of15O acres five miles from Knoxville
on 5000.
No 596-s2,5OO $50 acres; loo in cultivation; good
water and timber; fair buildiH Is. An excellent stock
farm, and sold on easy terms. 10 miles from Knox
vi e; "a miles FROM railroad station.
No 5lC-A "a acre homestead, log house and stables
j acres in cultivation good fruit trees spring an
ich through tho land, Turnpike road schoo Is
an hurches. Price $500 -
No. l-Excellent farm, over 200 acres; brick resi-
9enee, large barn and level, productive limestone
aod, " miles from Knoxville. $1,000 One half cash.
NO. 52f-A choice farm of 200 acres near Concord
Tue pest OF upland SOIL good timber and water and de-
sirable location. I-T.r'I.l -l-Ii l-fI' ~
No. ASA river farm of $50 acres strong soil 90 cres
in cultivation, timber very heavy and valuable. .gy
No. 6l2. 200 acres valley land and choice upland
700 acres in cultivation and of the remainder III
for clearing. miles from Clinch river. IS acres now
set in clover bargain is offered in this property as
a stock and grain farm. 25 miles from Knoxville.
No. 59i2O acres, well arranged for division into two
farms, near Jonesboro. The land is good and highly
improved buildings and fences excellent; 100 fruit
trees, two handsome houses OF each 10 acres
10 cultivation five springs. Price 5000.
No. 53-Farm Of 400 acres of strong soil Album liant
sa,uiy Of good water and timber.
100 Farms in Cumberland county Plateau land
1900 Acres IN Morgan county. '
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-09-06

Eminent as HOOD was in puns, some O
his examples seem to have been sought fo
but very few. The best, most natura
and consecutive series of puns ever con
tanned in singly stanza, may be seen in
these four lines upon the death of safloi
ABOARD ms shore tender-ship
"His death, which happened in his birth
At forty odd befel
They we and told the sexton.
And tn sexton tolled the beil.D