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BRIGGS d BROTHERS
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S e E ID S

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You will miss it if you do not Catalogues be-
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Either of our two Chromos for 1872. size 19x2I-One
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election Notice.

OFFICE CHIEF MARSHALL
Knoxville, Dec. Is, 1871.
WILL OPEN AND HOLD AN ELECTION ON
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MUNICIPAL.
Proceeding. Of the City Council.

The Board met last night at the usual hour
Mayor Van Glider in the chair.
Pres ent-Aldermcn, Rcss, Rayl Boyd, Ste
phenson, Glass, NJ. ID. Sullivan, Kennedy, Pat.
Sullivan, Waters, Shepard, Henderson, Atllin
and Newman.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
The Mayor stated that only about ffty-two
per cent of the taxes for the year 1871 had been
collected which left large deficit, and that if
they had been promptly collected the corpora
ton could discharge all liabilities except the
bonded debt
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The following bills were presented and or
dered paid:
Knox county, for rocks for streets, &c...Sl32 20
r. H. Ellington 81 Co., curbing. &c....... 33l 70
John Kavanaugh, work on streets......... 292 81
Cruze e. Adney, church lamps, &C.. - 76
w T Osborne for brick for cistern...... 367 II
Joseph Wood, for town clock. ............... 25 00
Ramage & Co, for advertising &c......... 33 80
J. W. Gaut, feed for mules. les................. % 20
F. Miller, smithing g.......................... %
Kennedy & Morrow. coal............. so
Coins & Hicks for smith work..,,.. 80 63
Grand Division. for rent of school rooms 30 90
Lewis Fayette, smith wOrk............... So 60
&c. AS %
Charles Waring. engineers months. ISL so
w. T. Geary, amount former settlement 22 90
I. r. COrnick, for services as oounsul in
Supreme Court, 80 90
Brown & Hicks for legal services ......... 80 90
Alfred Caldwell bill for legal services. 100 90
Referred to city attorney for action
Prof. Hacker, for books furnished free
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Local Miscellany.


Address THE TRIBUNE New York.
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with painful sensation OF nav
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; bu
e organ most involved. Cure
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Ague Cured OR MONEY RE-
FUNQEn,-Send to w. c. Hamilton & Co.. Wholesale
nrugglsts, Cincinnati. Ohio for one bottle of KRESS
81. N'"' pi'pai' iOi
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Medical.

lax The head is troubled with pain, and dull. heav
sensation. considerable loss of memory, accomp&me'
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PROFITABLE BUSINESS

OPIUM EATERSoIdEEs oIEsJ Y0y o. y. WISH SI,I1 TO BE
dress I. E. CLARKE N. D., Mount Vernon, Ohio.
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From the overland Monthly.
Il COifege RclliiH{ScrHce.

My father was poor clergyman, with
LARGE family, TO all of whom he did his
best 10 give good education. But an
older brother OF mine having while in
college, verified the old adagc, that ''lhc
parsons boys are the worst in the par
ish," the good old gentleman determined
that in my case, ''thc evil communica-
tions that corrupt good manners" should
have small chance TO COntaminatc my
heart while | was filling my head with
''bouk-laInin. >" knowing full well
that the mischief wrought among youth
is done in the small hours OF the night,
and that ''lhc more the mcrricr" where
college boys thus congre%ate, my father
secured Tor me Il room in the house OF
an "Id Deacon, of sturdy orthodoxy,
whose only daughter was too young 10
fall IN love with, whose house was a
mile down hill from the college. and
who would no more have admitted an
evening visitor TO the fnvoritc son of his
minister, unless n student of theology in
his own Church, than SCHOOLGIRL would
introduce a cat to her pet canary. Hith-
er | moved my scanty furniture and
TIE sole occupant, OH the third floor, OF
the great almost empty mansion, l en-
ioyed abundance of the virtuOus quiet so
favorable TO progress in Greek Prosody
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the crowd followed his eyes and s,yy
some distance back, aS ii crowded out
and shouLlered away hy the well-lrr>sr,
and clbowing thrOnr, a little woman ii
Il faded dress and Il well-wOrn hat, will
IA face almost painful in its intense but
hopeful expression, glancing rapidly from
window Ia window rs the coaches "lidrd
in. She had not yet seen the stranger :
but moment after she caught his eye,
anu in another instant he had jumped TO
the platform with his two portmantctuS
and making Il hole i'll the crowd here and
there, and running one Of his bundles
plump into the wrll-devcl0prd stomach
of venerable looking old gentleman in
spectaclcS, lie rushed toward the place
where she was standing. think new
er saw Il face assume SO many different
expressions in So short Il time as dld that
OF the little woman while her husband
was on his way 10 her. She Didn't look
pretty. On the contrary, she luoscd
very PLAIN, but some way / felt u hi.
lump Il-e in my throat aS | watched her
She was trying 10 laugh; but, God hl,~-
her, how completely she failed in the at
tempt Her mouth "ot into the posi-
ton; hut it never moved after that, save
to draw down at the corners and culver,
mllIr she blinkcd her eyes 80 fast that |
suspect she onl Y CAUGHT occasional Gimp
Srs of the broad shoul,Irrcd fellow who
clbowei lis way 50 rapidly toward her.
And then, rs lac drew close and dropped
those cverlastln" porlmanteau~, she Just
turned completely round, with her back
toward him, and covered her face with
her hahls And thus she was wien the
strong man gathered her up in his arms
as ii she had been baby, anl held her
subhinY 10 his breast. There were
enough gaping at them, heaven knows,
and | turned my eyes away Il moment,
and then | saw two boys in thrraibarr
standing near, wiping their
rel eyes and hoses on their little coat
sleeves, and bursting out anew at every
fresh demonstration on the part Of their
mother. When looked at the stranger
again lie had his hat drawn down over
his eyes: but his wife WAS luokin" up al
him, and ii seemed H. if the pcnt-up tears |
ot all those weary months OF waiting
were streaming through her cyeIids
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DR.. H0U's .Hariins 0J Hr0yfh.


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breakfast, even If that ha, 70 he eater
at daylight Dinner or sumner. or botb
can be m"rc hcalthfulIy dispen~sd will
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regulation Of the bowels, is me m,.r.
ultimately OF undermining ,he health, il,
almost all r.'-e- laying the foundation ion
some OF the mot distressing OF chronic
maladies: hence ali the pains po--ihl,
ehOmll be taken 10 keep them REGULATED
by natural a"enrIrs. such - ;he r0ar-,
fools and exercises
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Now, havin9 read this carefully, and
supposin@ il to he all right for ten dollars,
Just cut it IN two between the words ''or
and ''bearci'' in the first line, AMI you
find that tue lett hand piece - Il perfect
note for S27J. Having induced farm
er TO accept an agency a specified IN the
original note, and lA'ln% obtained his
signature, the sharper departs He then
cuts of the right hand portion, proceeds
TO the nearest broker or banker, to whom
he offers to sell the note ut discount on
the plea of needing the money. The
signer is generally Il responsible person,
well known to the business men of the
village, and the note Is purchascd.- -
When the note falls due II is presented
for collection, and rs the signatures are
indisputablc, the mortified farmer il com-
PEELED to pay S275, when he only sup
posed that he owed so.
This is one of the most Infamous OF
all tricks Of deception, and Is largely
practiced throughout the country. Farm
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WHO TIE HEALTHY Girls AEE-
Girls whose ages range from II TO Is,
have an ideal standard of size, and il by
chance nature determines otherwise, it is
punished for lis presumption. What
corscts cannot effect, arsenic, elatc- pencils,
chalk and vinegar can, and when all
these aids are brought into requisilion,
the saints are rewarded by pallid checks,
puny physlqncs-walSts that a hand can
almost span. The mother knows that
in the hour her little girl modestly re
quests that ''thc hooks on buttons be set
back, for mamma, see, | can run my
hand between my dress waist and myself,
and l do feel so untidy with such bag
hanging around me- that the warfare
has begun, and until the day of her de
cline, the apostles injunction, to "kcep
the flesh in subjection,' will be scrupu-
lousy obeyed Between the cras OF
swaddIng- band, and corscts and crino-
line, there used 10 he Il period of Il few
years, when aims and limbs could climb
trees and scale nights like their pro@cni-
tors, mentioned by Darwin, and muscle,
sincw and blood bade fair 10 hold their
own The little bearheaded, tanned girl
of 10, astride Il bridlcless, saddleless
horse, OF paddin" down the stream on a
raft OF her own constructing, had seal
son of pure animal enjoyment, and it was
thought enough if she grew plump and
rosy, was early TO bed and carly to rise,
and could sing the "iives'' TO the tune OF
Yankee Doodle. She must have been
far in her 'teens," or out Of them, be-
fore she caught glimpse of the model
young lady, with tapered waist, pinched
feet, tastidious appetite, and a general
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air Of languor pcrvading every movement
ami utterance. She looked upon the lay
figure with admiration, and forthwith
commenced rrmodeling herself, bnt with
Indifferent success. "As the twig is
bent, the tree is inclined" Nature had
a good start, and she would not yield to
art without hard struggle. The few
robust women Of fifty to-day are the ones
whose ynnna lives We're free AMI careless
as the birds, whose clothin! never fcttcr-
ed limbs nor pressed lung, whose i'm
pulses and instincts were never checked
or killed outright hy Mrs. Grundy'S
~trI.tUrrl
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IHr I0f|T .NOiF Sn"infi.

The Wiliiani~port Gazette wrrn- it.
readers AGAINST Il viilainuu~ srhrmr lnI
robbin@ them. rour"etrl ani carried oul
hy patent ri.ht pr,llIrr~ IN that y,r;nirv
Here j. the mote, which an un-u.rrrting
farmer >isns without hesitation, - it
seems merely to "hIi"e him t" rrv @ln
in ,:I-,. he -,i- - few m1rhut~
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w. '''' ''"''y anu ""''S l. J"F' ar good ~ thr'"lh
'H'S ""u""en uuiy lcihhlHH Tor You aud =
cid hou., god by.
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F'"r!
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carr;
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'''' ''''"s' i"h'" h''FE ana hlrr5 t"'h' All N"ik
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hen our tr-tl,mI.Jv- nI,,ul,, lit,I,. Inv
hourh fr,it,d i IltI. l.. .al.-.. it ,ylsrt . Loy.
Want he little fi,rt, though with all hcs pd. aud
sml"-t
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VOLUME 34-NITNRIlR 1-co

rr7 should cut this ont and preserve if
carefully, IN order TO Guard against be-
lng imposed upon by Inscriptions scoun-
drrl~
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.1nOtHcr nero FOuHd nud Lost.

Last week, thousands of our country
men were engaged i'll decorating the
gravrs Of those who tell iightin. for their
country'~ tlag, and even while this llural
Tribute WAS beng prepared 10 deck the
sod which covers our departed heroes,
another selt>acrticing noble rpirit flash
ed forth in bold relief, but sank back and
ed the purity vi lis metal. And thus it
was that the revelation was made. When
the fatal flames We're found 10 have bro
ken out about the mouth ut the shaft at
Tho 1ittston coal mine, TWO boys stood
At the bottom, on Il ear which was about
10 be drawn up. Both saw the "larine
light OF the fire above them, and knew
that II meant danger and death 10 their
companions in the mine bnr Ci the
pair, like any ordinary mortal, thought
only OF representation, and was men
tally calculating his chances OF rsrapin"
the destruction which seemed 10 await
HIM. The other, Martin Cnon"y 10y
name, cunccallug beneath 4 rough cNte-
nor knlghtly disre"ard of self, paused
even while one foot rested on the car.
which already WAS trembling a. it Lcgan
to rise, and thought of those who were
ltt behind unwarncl, but who might
possibly he saved. lie proposed Ia Ia,
companion that they should run back to
the workman and give the alarm but
40, the other thought only OF his own
DANCER. and would run no additional risk
to save a score OF lives. Counrv'~ L.
solve. however, WAS soon tlEru--lhr car
arose without hm, and he sped away
to announce the imrcndin" destruction
l;ut alas, ii was too late Ere. .ro-
ping through the darkme,-. hr could
reach the place where the miners were
working, the >tillinE, heated vapor had
told the story, and the vcntilating door
was closed, lcavin" the boy Coonry tu
fall a prey 10 those dangers from which
hc sJueht 10 rescue his comrldr$. In
front of this door he sank down. aud
there, Il martyr of SclisacrIliCc, lac cN-
pred, humble follower in the footsteps
OF those who, in all a4cs, have died tor
their irllowmen. \ mere youth III a%r.
poor, ignorant and uncultivaicI, hiS
deeds rntitlc him 10 rank with those
whom all the world iS pruud to own a.
its heroes. Wherever, then, the story
of the Pittston disaster is told, there let
Martin { ;oney he known aS It's hero,
and let children, Great and small, hc
taught to emulate that noble SpirIt ot
self denial, which led this humble work
boy to lose his own life, III cndcay orin%
to waIn others OF an impending danger -
Wntlth and N0nH.
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I having. improved t1cntio- Tor taking pictures. to
r Ith ten yr:.r- experience in ilsu,.-, viii iur-
,"I picture for l. money thru any "th.r artist
.rr.luut I',op. that have light eve. and think
..r.. tad -sIir,'4 will please give ,llI. All
fk .urtut, = L. I,~,.c
ruI luutArT information Of ny work I'll at I'uru-
Hl- E.,i.iin-. opIs-itc Hinghnrn- old Drug store
.,., s,ti. ~. -. John. bur-. ".
.r.r,hI ~ sat
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NEW BLANKS.

".N l.ill IN Chluc, ~.
lI'7r,' in Chguccry.
NduiIui- -tT.ItOl'- D,rdz
ouHty Court Witt
Warranty Deed.
N"Gtgtrc D"cd-
pHt tl.m Dr,d4
fund- for Dr,ls
Ari al ether Isink and Deeds on hand or print, d
..'ir At tHr CALLDONIAN OFFICE.
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iIi Il u X l. ltO : T. y l. - / l.,
vcd Ia Irl".d. direct the uill- n the south
.Ii IT, ItId irlu th, h-t p I:,iucTir- IN Penn
. tuit NIo, IA t"u,IIl MrTcl.uLi-., con min, of
.IN Good. and hoC. Family tIUCc.i.-, WL,h ,' ui-
,rr % At HI.IT".L >t,...f,
I...i. u... Ca th'. favorable term.
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HIGHWAY TAX BILLS.

'iiiipnr and Drcrro in 'Llncery, and all kind o
tiIuEH Tor Ilr IT the
'ALEDONIAN OFFIF
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u P OIL S I ERYl
G. II. ALDRICH

rh' i-i' "' r kinl- ana -tock fnrn-hcd 1t whole
WlI~I.E. Iuat' .u Avcuu1, St 'Ioin.hnry, "
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p. p. LGNERGAN,

Naas,t ,,turcr md Dealer ia
t.5pl IipI., aud I;l HERS, also LEATHER,
FINDINGS, Eit.
E... shu -t"fI', 81. I,I,~I.I EI. u.
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l'NIoUE AND FASHIONABLE luIIETS.-
Some OF our ''socictY papers" are well
taken OIL by Mark Twain, IN his de-,'rip-
ton OF Il fashionable ball he once attend
ed. lie says: Mrs w. NJ was atlir-
ed in IN eieGant pate de Io.c gas. madr
expressly for her, and was greatly ad-
mircd. Mss $ had her hair done up.
She was the center of attraction for the
gentlemen, and the envy of all the ladies.
Miss G.. w. was tasteiully dressed in
tout ensemble, and was greeted with deaf
enin@ applause wherever she went Mrs.
G. \. was superbly arrayed in White
kid gloves. Her modest and engaging
manner accorded well with the unpre-
tending simplicity Of her costume, and
caused her 10 be regarded with absorbing
interest by every one. Miss X. T., with
that repugnancc TO ostrntation i'll dress
which is so peculiar TO her, was aitired
in simple white lace collar, fastened
with Il neat pearl button solitaire. The
charming Miss Nj. f. Il. appeared in II
thrilling waterfall. How beautiful she
was ! The radiant and sylphlike Miss
+. wore hoops. She showed TO @ood
advantage, and created a sensation where
ever she appeared. She was the gayest
of the gay.
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| r A h A K v E Y
JEW EFT x BRIGHAM ,

It Ia ". /. GOODS, CEOCEEIES, FLuI l.
IHO\I>IDNS, YANKEE NOTIONS. DC.
-u4II.I. 81. J.tIN~I.t I.E, NL.au-T
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

,uli r,-Pcct!ully iiiom the itizcIs of T. IohnsIur
: ,i,i init, tl,t hr ia. uI.u,dun.v
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Somebody has written book entitled,
"What Shall My Son Be?'' Upon
which some one frankly replied: eff the
boy is as bad as the book, the chances
are that he will be hanged"