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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-13
JANUARY 1e, 1871.

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"WIsE IN HIS GENERATION. &c Your
advice as man of the world, Gus. Which
of the two Miss Wilson's shall j take into
supper There they are by the mantle
piece well, if you take the handsome
one, you'll have to Halter her; if you take
the other, she'll fiatter you. To man who
doesn't want to marry, like yourself, j
should recommend the first, as by far the
less dangerous of the two."
-tvsts ---ze--e------A
We'll, Mrs. Smith, y said Mrs. Jones,
IF I'm anything, !, I'm sat Unitarian; what
what they calls it, but my old man says
he's vegetarian
The Trustees of Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn, have again asked Mr.. H. Nv
Beecher to accept $50 600 as his salary for
the ensuing year.
A gourmand friend of ours, writing from
Paris, complains that they have plenty of
sorties. but no entrees. q
z1t --=e-s
'THE FIVE GREAT POWERS. Love,
Money, Ambition, Revenge and a good
Dinner"
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rHB wAsTEs OF THE BODY

Are supplied With new. healthy and vigorous blood
that furnishes sound structure Hence all suffering
from weakening discharges. either male female OF
from Ueers Sores. through the repaTave process
RADTAYs SARsAPARILLIAN are arrested, and the rup-
tCrsd organs healed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-13
THE TRUE THEORY OF CURE.

RAILWAYS SARsAPARILLIAS REsOLvENT supplies the
system, through the blood urine sweat and structure
making constituents. with Tissue making, Flesh mak
ing Heat Caloric and Fat mGkns elements. AL of
Its constituents nourishing purifying and strength
ening 1t repairs heals resolves and drives out of the
body the produets decay and corruption COnsump-
ton, Viii Swelling Drofsy Syphilis. Cancer. Tu-
mors &C. ail Of scrotrious dathesis and. such
within the curative range Of the Sarsaparillian Re-
solvent.
That Scrofula, by whatever name designated. is the
result of deposits the bOed induced or caused By
chronic Inflammation That those deposits take place
when the blood IS poor weak wetery, and incapable of
holding in solution its proper constituents from the
presence of seme virus poison in the blood as Mer
curry, Calomel, Corrosive Sublmate which IS the Cor
rosive Chloride of Mercury other agents. given IN
medicines, and which enters largely in the common
advertised Sarsaparilas not absorbed changed from
their natural condition.
That unless the repairs nutriments are greater
than the wastes, that decomposition and decay viii su
perYene, and the powers of life become exhausted.
That the diving body cannot DC sustained ON any
treatmens Of lcdleatsof ma tXhasts nc system or
fails TO nourish the blood the only meCiam through
which the vital forces preserved and on viii the
growth Of the body depends.
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WASHINGTON.
AMERICAN COMMERCE.

Steamship Limo with Mexieo-The Cables
WASHINGTON, Jan. lathe Select Com
mittee on the Decay Of American Com
merce has ordered the Chairman to report
favorably.
In the Senate bill was introduced, es-
tablishing a steamship line between New
Orleans and the Mexican ports.
The House passed q bill regulating the
transportation of cattle. 1t provides how
long they may be kept in cars, and hours
for feeding and watering.
The Senate are discussing the Ocean
Gables question.
Bishop Simpson declines the San Do
mingo commission.
REVENUE DECISIONS.
The Secretary of the Treasury decides
that all rum, gin and whisky imported in
to the United States since January lst,
1871, is subject to duty of $3.50 per proof
gallon, under the laws of Congress. This
IN q disappointment to importers, who ex-
pected the decision would place the duty
on these liquors the same as that on i'm
ported brandy, viz: $500 per proof gallon.
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Sherins Sales.

DY VIRTUE OF A vENDITIoNI- ExPoNAS
ID issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county
Tennessee and 10 directed. will sell for cash in
hand in front of the court house in Knoxville Sat-
urday the 2st lay of January 1871, all the right. ii
tie. claim interest and demand that A. G. =. Gallon
has in and certain tract parcel of land situated
and ying in the 10th Civil District of Knox count,
Tennessee containing sevsnyfye acres more or less
adjoining the lands of j. w. Bowman, +. Huffaker
and others: LEVIED on to satisfy judgment in favor
OF the State for the use of James Barbour.
dec3l -dltw3t VT GUSSETT, Sheriff.
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Decisive German Victories on the Loire
A New German Army organizing.

Congressional and Washington News.
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Fires Raging in the Outskirts Of Paris,
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ny VIRTUE OF VENDITI0NI EXPONAS
ID Issued from the Circuit Court OF Knox county
Tennessee, anu TO me dire cted, i viii sell
hand in front of the court house in Knoxville on Sat
ur1ay the Dist day of January Isl all the right. IL
tie. claim. interest and demand that c. Caen has
In and certain tract parcel of land 81 uated and
lying in the 10th Civil District OF Knox county
tanning acres more or less. and adoin-
ing the lands oil j. w. Bowman F. Hutaker and others
levied on as the property OF T. Callen 10 satisfy
judgment in favor of Amos Pickle A. C. Callen.
dcc3I -ditwSt Il 81 ". z. G0SSETr, Sheriff.
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DIX. FOSTER.
The Mysterious physiological
az = erre RorfrYr
CLAIRVOYANT AND SEER,

WILL REMAIN IN THE CITY FOR A FEW
w days only. DR.. I. was born with the wonderful
gift of Second Sight by which he is able to reveal your
past present and future and 10 describe persons places
and localities in any part of the world. He has his
sffice 1T L. ID. Hoss' Boarding House.
All communications business will receive atten-
tion To insure prompt reply, send return postage
stamp. Address, p. O. Box 3l6, Knoxville, Tenn.
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OVARIAN TUMOR CURED.

Never has a medicine taken internally been known
TO have cured tunOrs either of the womb uter ova-
RES bowels the knife has been the sole reliance IN
the hands of experienced surgeons but DR.. Roadway
Sarsaparan settles this question For it has cured
over TWENTY persons of OVARIAN CYsTs and TUNoRs,
well as Tumors in the bowels. uterus, womb liver
Dropscal Efusion, Asctes and Calculus Connections.
TunlOr of Twelve Years Growth Cured by
Railways ResOIyent.
BEVERLY. Mass, July ls 1869.
Dr.. RADwAY-I have had Ovarian Tumor in the
Ovaries and bowels. All the doctors said there was
no help for it." / tried everything that was recon-
mended, but nothing helped me. saw your ResOlv-
ent and thought would try it. but had no faith in it.
because had suffered for twelve years. took six
bottles of the ResOlyent one box Of Railways Pills,
and used two bottles of your Ready Relief and there
is not sign of Tumor to be felt and feel
better, smarter and happier than | have for twelve
years. The worst Tumor was in the left side of the
bowels the grou. write this TO you for the ben
eft Of others. You publish it if you choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP.
Price, One Dollar.
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Kidney, Bladder

Urinary and Womb Diseases. Gravel. Diabetes. Drop
sy Incontinenee Of Urine Brights disease Albumin-
ra and where there are Brick dust deposits
the water IS thick. cloudy. mixed with substances like
the white of egg or tn eAds like white silk there
is morbid dark, bilious appearance. and white Bone
dust deposits. and where there is Prickng, burning
sensation and pain in the small of the back and along
u Resolvent, aided By the application OF Railways
Ready Relief 10 the spine and small OF the back, and
the bow els regulated with one OF two Of Railways
Regulating Pills per day, viii soon make eUmplete
In few days the patient viii be enabled 70 hold
and discharge naturally without PAIN and th,
Urine will be restored to natural clear and amber
or sherry color.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

There is not remedial agent in this world that will
cure Fever and Ague and ell other Nalarious 2iong
Scarlet Typhoid, fellow and other Fevers 1aided hv
Railways Pills. so quick as Railways Ready Relief
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MISCELLANY.
IMPORTANT GERMAN VICTORIES.

General Chanzy Defeated, and Retreating.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.

Serofula Consumption. Syphilis in It's many forms
Glanduar Disease, Ulcers in the Throat and Mouth
Tumors, Nodes in the Glands and other parts of the
system Sore Eyes Strumous Discharges from the Ears
Eruptye Diseases of the Eyes, Nose Mouth, and the
worst forms of Skin Diseases; Eruptons Fever Sores.
Scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheum. ETysipelas.
Acne. Black Spots Worms in the Flesh, Tumors Can
GERS in the Womb. and all weakening and painful dis
charges Night Sweats and all wastes of the Life Pn-
eipfe within the Carstve range of Railways Sar-
saparsn Resolyent. and few days will prove to
any person using il for either of these forms disease
its potent power 70 cure them.
Not only does theaSarsnparillian Resovent excel al
known rendial agents ia the enre of Chronic Scrou
Ous, Constitutional Skin und Syplilod diseases but
IL is the only positive remedy for
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GERMAN NEWS
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COlN NJ MAlL,-Thc San Frxncisc, N.

CoIx ~ MAIL.-Ths San FrsnciscD pa.
pcrs state that since the demand f.w gid
from the Atlantic States. the n,tn drafts i.sve
advanced I" dve per cent. " dfty dollar. On
The thousand. Al . consequences Ut these
heavy charges. ,nurchanss WIN sss called IL
rr,nit specie u the Atlantic ri,ies. Il L
stated. send the coin through ihs mails II :
much hwcr Gust. THUS, letter psiaks II
three cents for half sn ounce. sr 3l03 grains
4 twenty dollar gold .piece weighs 5l6
grains, and one huaLrsi ok lh1as cain.
wcighs 1900 grains. or al,Ehtly Ies than
~ malt 0unct~. Two thousand dssllars in
gDld can. therefore. b. transmitted S,r o. O
in currency. whereas 70 rrsuit By cAn drsfts.
ons hundred dollars must b pald. This
method 1T trassmis@ion BY the Rnss-.,dlcs,
Il b stated. has rscrnsly bssa adnpsed By
ths large iirgns II San frsnciaoD, and within
the lasl 6vs usoushs OVER nine millioe Dbl.
krs in guli have Oesa ssnt IN this way.
Ths ooia consists chis1y Of dOulss saglss,
which ars placsd II strUog. cylindrical card
bslard boxss. Hike ths 0esmas ussch hoxsa.
asd mads 70 q sxactly IN ~ isassi0s. Gid
ban. i = saaasd, hsss bsss lIsasnitisd u
sAh wsy.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-09-09

ANriDoTE FOR PoIsoNs "A plain farmer
writes Us: 1T IN now over twenty years
since learned that sweet oil would cure the
bite Of rattleansks. not knowing It would
cure other kinds Of p'isous Prsct!ce, oh.
servati"n snd experience Fave taught mo
that 1t will cure prison of Any kind. h'.h On
man and be~st. The patient must take .
apo'nfulof iti"sernslly and lathe the wound
tor " cure. To cure horse It requires eight
timcs ~ much ~ fnr man. One Of the
most extreme ases "f snake bites occurred
eleven years ago. It had hcen twenty days
ssanding aud the patient had leen given up
by his physician. gave him sp.~nful of
the oil, which effected cure. I. will cure
bt's, In cattle caused BY fresh clover. Il
will cure sting Ut bees. spider and other
insec's, and pcrs"ns who have beer. pois,ned
~ " h~ running vine called ivy."-HearA
and Tome.
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Among other fsvorite methods OF reduc.
Ing refractory convicts at Sing Sing prison
to submissiOu 10 one termed 1.-THE bsd of
r,ses." The luxurious couch 10 stout
wooden flooring. which COVERS the Cell bot.
tom. Upon THE frame 10 fastened halt
spheres of hard wood. about the sise Of bill.
lizard balls cut in halves. These are secured
tightly. with the rounded surface turned
upward. The prisoner to I've punished ID
forced in upon the q bed" after he has been
deprived Of his coat, shoes AID stockings.
A few days In cell containing this wore
than stony bed, and cell recking with pol.
son"us air. reduces the convict to state of
utter physical and mental weakness. In
vain he seeks for rest in sleep, or for po.
sition Of ease. The hard knobs press into
his 6esh. and every motion increases his
s"rture.. but his cries for mercy meet with
no response. When he leaves his dungeon
It Is with blinded vision and unsteady gait,
with limbs bruised and hody lame and sore
throughout.
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Tragic late u xiHing superintendent
and His Family.

A correspondent of The New York III.
1s~e. writing from Nevada. tells this story:
On the south.rn outskirts of the village 1T
rsss Valley IL we'll worked and prsmrer.
ous quartz mine. II WAS frst owned by y
cs'mi'.ny that employed n m agent for its
development "ne of it's pri .cipal s,.cEbol
ers-s" lrishmsn 1T rare intelligence and
integrity. lie spent tedious and anxious
mouths in ''pu'spccting" for the lead. ss,me
times elssea With the unmisssksi'le indica.
ti"n. and again depressed aud discouraged
with the lack of success. Thus he hbored
until he had exhausted the funds IT the
. mpany and his own private means, and It
b~xame necessary u make new assessment
upon the Stockholders. Or abandon the en-
terprise. Nor0idly sensitive u, the natural
suspicious which either step might awaken
NJ to his ju lgmens or honesty, be. resolved
~ ,.srs when, II NO bet
tar indications appeared. he would make
f"r himself quick exit out of the world.
lie laid the resolution before his wife, who
fully sppr've.i Ut It. and agreed to share his
destiny. The time elapsed without satisfsc.
tory results, and the man and wife accepted
the alternative without question. Poison
WAS obtained and administered M the three
children and wife. The husband and father
calmly watched them through their destl.
struggles, and aif.ctionately closed their
eyes; then deliberately sat down and wrOtc
out for his business asssxistes n clear and
full statement of his operations and fi.,al
resolution. He expressed unflinching faith
in the ultimate SUCCESS Of the venture. il
sufficient means and energy wsrc Used, but
acknowledged that he hnd not the Courage
10 call for more contributions. After fin.
'shiny hrs statement, be adjusted his papers
and h"ks, txk his quisting drausht. and
f"ll"wed his family u that country where it
is presumed there arr no quartz mines, and
u" joint stock companies u work them. Of
cs'urre. th: story has n seqIel, and this il it: {:
After drcently burying 'ns ts,lics. the c'm.
pany went u work ., the mine, following
the hints ut the decreased agent. ami within
y week The lead ~as struck. and the mine
I'r'vesi I" l,c aud Is now one of the richest
III the State. The bes, part Of the history 10
that it is literally true.
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Wealthy Land Owuer m.

A short time ago the CMA contained IN
article showing who were our wcaiihiest
citizens, placing the estimated amount uf
their wealth opposite their respective names
The work "f uenry Gc'rsc. Esq. entitled.
'.Ouss Land and Land Policy. furnishes, y
statement Ut the landed possessions Of some
"f the gentlemen enumerated In the CaEs
list W.quo.s the following extract:
The largest landowners in California arc
probably the members Of the Great Ccntr.
Southern Pacific Ra;!road Corporation
Were the company land divided. it would
give them something like two million acres
apiece; aud In addition u their Company
land. msSl of the individual mc,ntcrs own
considerable tracts in their owa name.
Mclaughlin, who g't the Western Pacific
land grant. has some three " four hundred
thousand acres. Outside of these railroad
grants. the largest single holder IL. pr.'.sbly.
VIM 3. Chapman, Of San Fruncisco, the
''pi''"eer" scrip spvula,or, who hHs tome
35O.OOO scrc>; though * State Surveyor
General H"ughton il said II own still more
Ex United States Surveyor General Brsie
has some 800. .OO0 acres. AcrOss his estate
one may ride for seventy tive miles. Miller
& Lux. San Francisco wholesale butchers.
have 4jO.OUO. Around one Of their patches
1T ground there ART one hundred aud sixty
miles 1T fence. Anotl,cr San Fr..ncisc,
firm. B,xby. Flint & Co.. have between
5000 and 2OO. 100 acres. 0.s,rgc w R,b
rr,s j. Co.. own some 100 ono acres IT swamp
land. Isnac FncdIan,ter, San Frsnci>c,
grain merchant. has a'n'ut 100000 acres
Thrckm"rton, of Mendocino. ~',nc i40 O0O
acres; the Murphy family, of s.n'a Clara,
stnut 10000; job" Foster. "t LIS An
geles. 10000; Tho,nsa Fowler. # Fresn".
Tulare and Kern. s.~ut 2OO.OOo Ats.l
Stearns. of Las Angeles. had ~,mc 2OO, ,O0O
acres, hut l'ss s.'lL x."'i deal. A firm l.,
Santa Barbara wlvcrlis-s for sale 30O, ,OOO
scrs~. owned by Ph'la.lelphia capitalists.
Az f"r the pn,rer a,eml'ers of "ur C~liE'r
nin pcersge-the Msrluises. Counts. |. r,is
and tssr,nr-wh" hold fr"m SO.UuO m 10,
QUO acres. they are ~ numerous. that though
have . long list. I am afraid b, name them
for fear 1T making invidi.u. distinctions.
while the country ~quires, who h'ld hut
from 6vs To twenty Thousand acres are a,re
numerous still.-Cau
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rr"m The g. Louis Dsmocrae. Aag. n.
Two terrible murders were committed at
narrisonville, Csss County. /" this State,
on Saturday last. Tom Sabine. . noted
character and an old bushvhacker. who
lived \ SHIRT distance from Hsrrisonv vile.
went to mwn, got crazy drunk, and set l.w
and order ut utter defiance. lie first dred .
revolver 1t = man walking into building.
but without effect; then went into law
ycr's, Office aud shot ut m old man named
Button. but alsO without effect 9ul,se.
quen,ly he trsversed the awnings in front
If whole block IT stores. bramdishing his
pistol. and ls'ssed through sccond story
winti"w into the Mayors Office and descend.
e'i I" the street. wi,sre hc found pt'sse Of
ci'izcns, called by the City Mar>h"ll t" NJ.
sit in nrrest,nx HIM, lie fred into the
cro al. mor,ally wovndinx /. farmer named
Haynes. Two Or three shote were here drcsl
1T Sat,ine without effect. The desperate
then walked to Illusions drug store. where
he shot NJ. Button, the gentleman he fired
st in the lawyers office. hi,,i..E Inn directly
s'n,ve the eye. the bail entering the brain.
He lived but half M hour Tw" or three
,m're shots were then tircd at SABINE with
. U, hitting him, but. ~ he lurued round u
see W.T." hid tircd. Ole 1t the Marshsl's
Iarty stepped into the street and fired .
charge of bitd. .sh"i int" his fncc. Sabine
attempted io return 6rr. Tut before he c.,uid
aim his revolver Z E.sd Of luck shot frOM
the same gun wxs tired intu his Indy. aud
the murderer tell aud died in ais'ut 20 min
utica. Sabine. c.,ndu&:t created intense ex.
citcn'ent Throughout the town; but when It
Was kn,wn tia. the ruffiau was dead, oil
were relieved 81! grxt,ded.
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RsPAlRs AZ ras TulLsalEs "A woek
At restoration IL going on At Napoleou's Old
hosns, which gives the lie to the statssnsas
that II. Thiers intended n replaces the las.
ersl wings Ut the palace BY oolouuades jola.
inx the 1s'uvre to the Tuileries Palaee That
portion of the palace which exteods dong
the Seine 10 having new roof put on. This
part waa hut little damaged. The uppse
supports Of the zinc root only were devour.
ed by the flames. The walls have been but
l,,tle injured, and . liberal use Of plaster
would make oil traces at DIRE disappear. The
'Fl"rs Pavilion" does not demand vsty
great rspairs. either. The teams Of the
ceiling aud the rafters Of the roof bsine In
iron. de6ad the flames, which nothing uour.
ished. since al the furniture and drapesiss
had been e'"v.yed into An adjoining p.
viliou. When the flames reached this lst.
ter, the Pavilion Marsan, they became very
violent, and the wallis were quite destroyed.
Large gangs Of workmen are uow engaged
In taking away the eul'hish, and prepazins
to substitute new masonry.
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II u stated ~ curious fact that, of ~.
2OO victims OF the yellow fever in Bueuos
Ayrcs during the pasi scsSDn nine ten,hs Ut
tue number were men. D,scast. Increased In
virulencs with changes in the weather, FROM
the exposure "f the river mud, hy sudden
fall In the river, with the stirring IT the
beds ut hltl, ETC., all showing It's dependence
upon other causes than pt r~onal contagion.
VI the $50 grave. diggcrs constantly employ.
cd. not one died. thus proving that the
graveyard was the heal.hicst place 70 i've
In.
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Here's political intelligence that will q
tonisl' COASTERS who .h"ught Bsoth WAS run
ming In California Il II frum Narper's
Weekly IT Sept. II:
New'"n han,l. the Republican candidate
f',r Governor of N"r'h Car,lina. 10 lawyer.
f''rty 6ve years If sxe. native 1T Indiana,
hut f"r twenty one years resident of Nortl,
I arDli"s. He has isrn actively in p,li,ics
sincs the beginning Of the war. and b
es'-med f'r character and ability. The
candidate fOr l.icLtcnsnt Governor, II
Rnmualds Pachcc ;. native Of California.
about f"r'y years old. Mr.. P.chcc, re
ccivtd his esrly ciu"a,ion In N English
scl.s'l In the Sandwich Islands. He On
tered prlit'cal life n twenty two, and hss
III I'd the Offices of Senator and State Treas
urcr.
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This b The twentieth application n .
week. 0O.to tho devil. can't birs every
d-d fool." That's whas they NY 4r. 0rse.
Icy wrote tn Z mau WIN asked lor sisus.
ton. The recsivee couldn't make Il oat. o
he took II dOwa 10 the Tribune oouatios.
roem, and the cashier. supp0sinx Il % -
an order for t9O0, paid him that sum. T1l
mistake was not discovered until Hosaoo
caa,s =, draw his wexk'A salary of >3o0, ee6
found bic account alresiy ovsrdsswn. e.
hoy ssy.