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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-29

.
THE METHODIST Book CONCERN The
Methodist Book Concern Committee
brought their deliberations TO close in
New York Friday evening. The follow
ing is the substance of the resolutions ar
rived at: The charges made by DR.. Lana
han and the replies thereto have been with
drawn, and DR.. Lanahan Is to be retained
in his position. A sub committee of four
OF which Bishop Scott is to be member.
will be appointed, whose business it will
be to investigate the general management
of the Book Concern, and also the method
of bookkeeping in use in the establish
ment. They will be authorized to call to
their assistance two experts, to be APPROX
ed of by Bishop Scott, and should any
question of law arise it is to be referred to
Judges Reynolds and Fancher for decision.
The subcommittee are to report the resnlt
OF their labors to the next General Confer
ence. ~ kts
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GRANT AND SUMNER. Tho Washington
correspondent Of the Worcester Spa saws
that President White, one of the San Do
mingo commissioners, just before leaving
on the expedition, spent two hours with
Senator Sumner just before leaving for
New York. He stated to q friend that he
never mad seen two men more jealous, and
yet perfectly honest, than Gen. Grant and
Senator Sumner, one for San Domingo an
nexation and the other against II.
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A .cloud-burst'' recently occurred on the
Pacific coast, about sixteen miles south of
Monterey, Cal. A great volume of water
dashed to the earth with tremendous force,
pouring torrent ten feet deep through q
previously dry canon, destroying a sub
stantial bridge and sweeping away lumber
and cattle.
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q Vegetable Manuel.

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The foregoing subjects are all discussed in plain and
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The vote IL the CITY stands !, III Tor SUB
scription," and 10 /" No Subscription, leaving
q majority Of !, lo7 in favor Of the bridgs, which
shows falling of OF 81 votes altogether, as
compared with the previous vote
The Commissioners have subscriptions on
their books amounting to about 600, with
the premise of eight or ten thousand more, and
it is understood sho stock remaining win be
taken by the Corporation. -
The stockholders elect the Directors. who VIII
choose the location and supervise the under
taking, giving out contracts, &c
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Ir,prs,ing i'm Expectation Of the rutare.

Improving IN expectation oa the AutufSs
The vote taken yesterday upon the proposition
TO help build a bridge has probably carried.
1t will beR good thing for the city Of Knox
vile. Some of our merchants, in anticipation
Of the growing city, are making arrangements
for increasing their business. One of them
always alive to every advantage TO BIO found
has taken into his business partner from the
North, who comes here with plenty Of capital
and fine business capacity. Under the new
firm, the we'll known Tea Hong win be moro
than ever the center Of attraction for house
wives. Vic. keeps everything in the grocery
line, and sells az low as any one. he delivers
goods to every part of the city free of charge.
He keeps fine selection of garden seeds always
ON hand, and sells cheap. All the Tea Hong
asks is fair chance TO prove what is claimed
for it. Vic Sturm never comes ont second best.
He keeps pure Teas, which he offers as low as
any one He wants il distinctly understood that
he does not keep any eo1spany's teas.
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The Holston Bridge.

4 lie vote taken yesterday fer the appropria-
ton of $4,000 by the county, for the proposed
bridge over the Holston River in this city, shows
a heavy majority in favor of the measure,
though full returns have not yet been received !;
yet We believe it will have received the required
threo-fourths majority. The vote stands;
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The United states Circuit Court.

The following business was transacted in the
United States Circuit Court on yesterday, Judge
Trigg presiding FfA
G Weston was excused from further at
tendance as juror.
United Ststes VS. VIM Moss, violation Of rev.
enue law; forfeiture
United States vs. Vim Laurence, violation Of
revenue law; continued.
United States VS. VIM A Hawkins, violation
of revenue law; continued.
United States We Z B Hudson, violstion of
revenue law leave granted to amend declara-
ton and time granted to plead
Extra Buckwheat Flour for sale at Bearden's
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The very finest quality Of -four for sale st
Bearden's new store On, Market Square,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-07
Mutiny OIL the Brig Bowen.

New York, June The brig Bowen,
about whose fate apprehension was felt on &C
count of the mutiny, arrived in the narrowS5
last evening The following is the report OF
Captain Sleeper, who succeeded to the &C, com n
mand when Captain Armsbury died ~ HE
slowing the anchors on the I'd instant ut t p.
H., one of the crew disobeyed orders, and on
being spoken to by the first mate, he and
Captain Armsbury Eho went forward at that
moment, were set upon by the crew, SIX III
number, all negroes, and Captain Armsbury
was struck on the head with capstan par, and
fatally injured. The mate had shoulder, dis
located and also received two severe wounds on
the head with i capstan bar, from the r., chectS
Of which he was disabled three days. The Sc
cond mate anu steward were also severely n
jurel got the Captain aft, but all efforts TO
save him were unarailing lie died the same
day. The mutineers were taken ashore last
night and locked up.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatches to the G'ze'te'l
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON. June 1-Ashbury yacht Liyonia
won the Harwich regatta, beating GwendoIin
Halcyon, Flying Cloud and Eolantto. =,
Andrew Arcedecker, Commodore OF the
Royal London yacht Squadron died last week
PARIS June r-Evcnine. The BourSe
rentes closed at SO francs and G2 cenimes.
VERSAILLES, June THE municipal cleo
tions at Marseilles and Tarascon have been de-
clared void. =
TWENTY-FIVE women were killed and fifty in
iured by railway accident near Paris yester-
day. ,r,oo
An the pieces of the Column Of Hendome
have been found and the monument Will be eA-
actly restored r.,
AMSTERDAM. Jnnc The Bank Of Hol-
land has reduced the rate of discount to 5 per
cent. L,s
FLORENCE, June 7-Signor Roblleate has
been appointed Minister to Vienna to replace
Sirnor Dwechi now in Egypt, for the purpose
of establishing an Italian colony. :.
LONDON, june 1.-The steamship Bavaria
from Aspinwall for Hamburg, touched Snntn .
amrton Yesterday. The steamship city, OF Bal
timore from Liverpool tor New YORK: Is 1T
Queenstown to- day disabled.
VERSAILLES, June Picard has been made
Governor of the Bank of France and Ro,unde
Procurer General. The report OF disturbances in
Lyons is false. The trial Of those Communist
leaders held here as prisoners will commence at
once. The first trial will be that Of Asst.
LouisBlanc has written letter to the Figaro
denouncing the Commune. Arrests OF Commu-
mist leaders continue. -, -,
Lullier las been secured: Pyat is still at lib
crty. .,, ,,.
it is said that Jules Ferry will be Minister to
Washington.
The bark Cur Prota, Captain Mazelia, from
Philadelphia March 81, at Cork, reports hay
ing shippcd sea, which carried overheard the
master, one mate and several scamen, all OF
whom were drowned.
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Sicc.Prcsident CoIf:ay.

New YORK, June ~ ce-Presldent loItuX
in lettcrto Whitc!aw Reid, dated South Bend,
June 9Th says Il am glad to tel you tic
Journey iroul Washington n'aac ne stronger,
and that here in the quiet Of nv tan ~ me, rna
home, | aul rcganlnS NY strength, he
causes Of the attack which Frustrated lin, nc
S SS " Standing. accompanied with sight bou;
arrangement. When the President couvo kcd
the Senate he left for Washington in impaired
health. but thought tia: + lie stayed at home
it would be attributed, though nnjust'y, to
hostility to the pending treaty Of peace iih'
reconciliation.
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Tho Presidents Visit TO west Point.

WEST POINT, W. June 1.-The Presidents
visit here Was more for pleasure than busness
and to witness the examination OF the gradua-
ting class, his son being one of the members.
Mrs Graut and daughter and the President
left Cozzen's Hotel at II o'clock tor carriage
drive There will be an artillery drill this after
moon and Il mortar firing tonight
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Strife Ended.

BUFFALO, June 7.-Captain Donahue OF the
Buffalo city police, who for several days past
has been engaged with il detachment OF ponce
protecting the property at Portage and horn T
vi!ic in anticipation Of riot amongst inc hlle
railway strikers, returned tins morning anu ~
nnrts thc strike ut An end and rioters dispersed.
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The Markets.

NEw YORK. Juno Stock. steady and -rrE'.
Gold steady and dull \, ~. Money easy AZ b.
Virginia SKIES IS; do. new -
BALTIMORE. Juye -.-V;rgin.a skies, old, Of
bid, SGT asked; do. 1865 72l bid, II asked 40
1861 GS bid, 70 asked do. coupon, new, !? o1d'
Cotton very strong Flour steady ana N m IN
d diana i55al60 Corn quiet; white Southern ia
81; yellow Southern ard mixed Western I2ar.
Oats tirlncr Mt 6lt10.
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Reath Of q Lawyer.

BUFFALO, Juuc John B. Skinner, one
of the most distinguished lawyers Of " essern
New York, and prominent citizen OF Buffalo
for many years, dicd early this morning.
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EcU HamDshire Political 4 Hairs.

CONCORD, June The Democrats arc con
fdcnt this morning of carrying the organza-
ton of the House and electing Weston, Coy,
ernor. The Republicans are despondent. AT
a senatorial caucus this morning the Democrats
nominated G. w. n. Pittman, Of Bartlettes,
for President, and VIM. Chase, of CONCORD
for clerk. The Republicans nominated Chas
II. Campbell, of Nashua for President, and j.
r Morrill,. of Concord, for clerk.
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.SE.H.HER RESORTS.
HOUNTAlN TOP HOUSE.

N1OUNTAIN IUP IiUUSE.
This desira bic and beautiful SUMNER RE-
SORT. situated OH the summit Of the Blue Ridge
mountains on the line Of tho Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, one mile from Alton Depot, AL
Lcmarle county, VA, commanding n full view
Of the surrounding country, has been enlarged
and thoroughly reitted and furnished with en-
tirely new and elegant furniture, Is now open.
Board, per month, $40; per week ST. per
day 81; children and servants halt price.
The Chaly bcatc and Alum Springs are equal
to any in the State Coaches will run daily To
ana from the depot. ,n
Proprietor and Manager.
Artnn nnnnt c & O. E R. ic 5-culm
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West Point Cadets.

NEW York, june i.-:iuo'.G th2 ca,lciS
nassed at West Point is q son or brigham
Young and the new cJorcd candidate, Naplor
Twcntv.onc were rejected.
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VYTASHINGTON & OHIO RAILROAD.
W NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Of ?G Se ChIpef Engineer Of tbs Company at Aez
.ndr,, Va until the 18th DAY OF JUNE,
in" ta for ri l. graduation. masonry and bTdg-
Ing of the Washington and Ohio Railroad from from,
thirty-one miles, the work to be completed BY
Troposals will be received for the entire work.
mr. tnr sections of about one mile each. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the Compapy's Of
Gee, Alexandria, on and after tho It'll instant.
The Company reserve the right to reject any
or all bids, and 10 let the work 10 one or ho''
pur,icg as they may deem best
BY order Of the Board:
;oi-td Chief Engineer,
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John HARLOW. NJ. b. HARLOW.
s BROTHER,

JOHN HARLOW. NJ y. HARLOW.
HARLOW & BROTHER,
GROCERs, LIQUOR, FEED, AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
Northwest corner Royal and Cameron streets,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Special attention given TO the sale Of Country
Produce We most respectfully call the atten!-
ton of tho trade to our large and splendid stock
Of goods, consisting Of Wines and Liquors.
Flour, Hams, Shoulders Breakfast Pieces But
Molasscs Cod Fish, Mackcrel, Herring, Wood:
enware, Baskets, Spices, Cigars, Tobncco, Canned
Goods, Coal Oil, &c, and every other article
usually found in il first class wholesale and retail
establishment. Orders from the country respect
fully solicited, and all orders shall receive our
,rompt attention. mar N-ly
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VrrNlH. 1t l., said that vcrmin Of alI kinds
are more numerous this year than ever before
known in this locality. What ISL rare occur
cncc, Hcas have made their appearance and
abound in some of the houses ofthe city. Worms
Of all sorts infcst the place. and arc so dcst:uc-
tive that the hulis of some of tho river craft
have been eaten through.
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AQUA CREEK MAIL ROUTE. stated III
yesterday Gazette, the dry boat on the Aqua
Creek route arrived here from Richmond this
morning at half past eleven O'Clock and will
continue to arrive here daily ut that hour instead
of seven o'clock D. III. rs heretofore.
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TO the Ladies.-Dr. PANCOAST'S FE-
MALE PILLS-u positive cure for suppression
or rrcguarity arising from any cause whatever
They are perfectly harmless.
ass- Every Lady should keep a box of these
pills on hand for use in case Of need.
address on receipt of price. Direct all orders to
!. WALKER PANCOAST, NJ: D.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
philadclnhia ap G-3md&wlY
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GROCERIES,.

gro. McBURNE SoN ,
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE-
RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
English and Scotch Ale and Brown Stout; also,
Eastern and Potomac Herring
and Mackcrc
nos. l6G and 10 KING STREET,
Washington Hall Building,)
Alexandria, Va.
Orders promptly filled. my 81
NJ Office OF REMOVAL.
VIM. F. ROCKIES,
FAMILY GROCER,
Has removed to
l47 KING STREET,
Below Washington street.
ap l5-tf
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PoroNAC FRU1r GROWERS ASSOCIATION
This association had a meeting in Washington
Yesterday. which WAS well attended. Inter
cstlng conversations were held with regard to
the proper cultivation Of different kinds OF
fruits. and specimens presented. The nez'
meeting OF the Association will be held Oh the
first Tuesday in July.
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EXCURSIONS, PFt.NICS, &c.
AND NCU r 5 O y
GRAND EXCURSION OF THE ALEH-
" ANDRIA CATHOLIC BEN EFlClAL

GRAND EXCURSION OF TIE ALIEN
" ANDRIA CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL
The Alexandria Catholic Beneficial Society
take pleasure in announcing, to their sIA
friends and the public, thai: they T YT0ST =.
THIJRSDAY. the 18th of June 1871, in honor
of the Delegates to the State Union, which meets
in Alexandria on the 18th day of June,
The Committee Of Arrangements pledge them
selves that nothing shall be wanting t" make THIS
the most agreeable excursion Of the season: ,,.
COOKS COTILLION MUSIC and Il ccle-
bratcd BRASS BAND have been engaged; -
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA VIII
leave this city ut the following hours 5 A. H., -
and D. m; returning leave GIymont at II an
and 5 and II p m. ,.,,.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman and one lady
81; lady's single tickets SOC children tS a'c'
Floor Munagcrs--M. H. Nash, Jas. A.; Hig-
gins AlphonsO Lucas and j. MarT TnHn ~ Hill
T. W. Cole, n. +. Moore, Orlando Wood and
Richard Purcell. my Z-eoto
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ICE &c +.
take this method OF informing My f7l,:acS
and .hc public gcncr;!iy that they VIZ. be Tau
isl with
ICE 49,.
regularly, from my VI CON daily. ,.>
Fairfax street, opposite Manscn House, whele
c. can be- had in lots - suit ut ~ hours {. thc
day, and at Samuel Lunr's drug store corner
Ming aud Washingcon stre.,s ,r7vr11
up l2-tt EN ELL " "a 800. 49,.
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HAIR adds charm to the plaln-
~ est face; but when faded, features before
agreeable lose their comeliness, and the whole
expression is that of advancing age. This being
fact it is not surprising that even injurious ar
ticlcs should have been prepared 20 supply the
millions who wish to avoid premature gray hair
Under these circumstances it will scarcely DO
wondered at that NATTANS' CRYSTAL DIS
COVERY should have met with such cXtraor-
binary success.
Ii is the only preparation furnishing asafc and
reliable restorer for the hair; absolutely free
from all poisonous and dccterious matter and
without sediment and thousands above thousands
have availcd themselves Of Ii, notslmply because
i: restores the color Of the hair, but because II
supplies nourishmcnt. 1t feeds the roots of the
hair, 50 tina, where dccayed it becomes vigorous
and healthy again. From a.! sections "t the
country orders and tes,lm onia!S are received
daily, speaking in tho highest terms o.. its qu".-
ties Us the only preparation tina: c7cr gave cnATc
satisfaction. Those who have used CEl 81 y
DISCOVERY will not use .-..ything else; bat
" those who have no., tried this excellent ;ri;cic
!: IS recommended that when they arc again N
want Of something oi the kind 10 give IT trial
G.,u viii be more than pleused; you will be de-
.:ghted with it, and will never again be without
: Don't let Jour druggist, if ho has not got
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY persuade you 10 buy
something else or you will +; disappointed;
rather 90 where you can get it put up in large
bottles containing h%it Us mucn more as any
other in market and consec"or:y, much the
cheapest. Fee c:c dollar. For sale ~ WAR
FIELD s. HALL. and druggists generally.
nr 1S-nONtMlN