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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-08
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NEW MARKET, j JEFFERSON COUNTY, /
h29}VHIU0C 9.)l n. July Sd, 1871 =
Editors Chronicle, KnorUMc:
GENTLEMEN The Jefferson County
Board of Education held its second meet
ing in New, Market on the 9th ultimo.
Twenty districts were represented by thir-
ty-six Commissioners. Three members of
the New Market Board of Education were
also present. en-
2 Ca H. lHoughton, Esq, was reelected
Chairman, and r. Pierce Secretary.
Reports of the various committees APP
pointed at the previous meeting were then
called. -
Quite a full and elaborate report was
presented by the committee on the mode
of examining teachers and the standard of
qualifications This report contained, re-
ally. the course of study for different
grades primary, intermediate and collie
giate-requiring teachers to be examined
in and become familiar with said studies.
1t was full and complete course of study
a high standard being set up. The mode
of examination was to be in the main in
writing. This report was unanimously
adopted. { 1&EA&AD ~ ~ AA0A" efA' ~
The next report was a system of rules,
course of study and books to be used. A
most excellent system of rules was laid
down. The course of study was the same
as in the above-named report. The books
were we'll chosen. This report was mOdi-
fed by allowing the use of Anthon's Clas-
sizes, as well as those given, and by allow
ing one classic author to take the place of
another when they were equivalent. The
books laid down in the primary OF COM
mon school course were recOmmitted to
the committee for farther consideration
With these exceptions this report, which
was very complete, was adopted.
The committee on improved modes of
teaching made brief but comprehensive
and admirable report. II recommended
that each teacher take some one of the
many educational journals published, and
that teachers institute be held at least
once in year. ..........,. ,..v
The question of the Superintendency
was then taken up, and r. Pierce elected.
An executive committee of five was APP
pointed, to act with the Superintendent
marking out his work, defining his duties,
and fixing his compensation. They were
to report at the next meeting their doings.
Mount Horeb was fixed upon as the
place of the next meeting. Tf 0TTFiTFT
1t was unanimously resolved "that six
hours, be, the school day. The hour of
opening to be fixed by the Commissioners
of each district. sasog F---9 uls7F 3" f'@ffA
This brief sketch shows that important
action was taken by the Beard at this
meeting. -lrtIr e-ts...-r
There are fifty districts in this county,
and schools will be opened in all Of them
probably. this fall. Teachers would do
to turn their attention this way, sure of
finding employment. Let them address
Prof r. Pierce, New Market. ! N. NJ.
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FOR EIcN.
AMIENS IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
Trial of Rochefort Postponed. n ]

Trial of Rochefort Postponed. %
PARIS, July THE court martial trying
the prisoners will proceed in the following
order: first, members of the Central Com
mittee; second, persons who usrirped pub
lie functions and, third, those generally
implicated. Rossel will be tried by a
special tribunal. ..,
1t is proposed tolend THEIRS ehe Palace
EleiZe as a residence. 100 81
The Bank of France yesterday sent
104, 600, 900 francs to Prussia
Amiens is placed in a state siege in
consequence of the failure of the authOri-
ties to discover the murderer of Prussian.
The trial of ROchefort, Assy and Ressel
is postponed fortnight. , 81 I1b1sA
The reorganization of the French army
is completed, and the effective strength is
320, 900. f,u. .s raaTr1 zai
The small pox is decreasing in Paris.
The Pope writes that Theirs will remain
in Rome '..f s-asI e. 6eF-
MADRID, July THE motion censur-
ing the Government was rejected by the
Cortes by vote of l19 to 81. The -Cortes
and the Colonies.
LONDON, July IA severe storm visited
this city to-day. A number of churches
were struck by lightning. Several lives
were lost.
PARIS, July six tramway conduct
ors have been fined in London for oyer
crowding cars.
Only forty-five per cent of the new loan
is allotted to subscribers s,I.sgF
The forts will be abandoned when, ten
hundred million francs of the Indemnity
are paid. 4r.-..1
To enter France, wives must be men,
toned in their husbands passports, so as
to avoid annoying Investigations.
In the Assembly, upon a motion to tax
passports, Joubert attacked English eXcur-
sionists. Favre expressed his regret, and
spoke glowingly of the charity of the
English government and people towards
France during her recent calamities He
also stated that the government wished to
prevent a conflict with the. German army
of occupation. The motion to tax pass
ports was withdrawn. n ID
An additional hundred and seventy-five
millions francs will be sent TO Prussia be-
fore the tenth, when the, Germans will
evacuate the Departments of the Seine,
Inferieure and Soanne. ~ II 1 z =
A woman was shot in the Department
of Jura for complaining of the acquisitions
made by the departing Prussians. r-y
LONDON, July T.-The WaSerly celebra-
ton in aid of the erection of a monument
to Sir Waiter Scott was an immense sue
cess, and $500 were realized for the object.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince
and Princess Christian, Prince Frederick,
the Marquis of Lorne, Princess Louise and
Prlnce Arthur, were present and dances
Intcharacter costumes as the Lord of the
Isles, Die Vernon, Waverly, Ivanhoe,
Flora MacIvor, Madge Wildfre, Amy
Robsart Rothsay, &e. .'t 4 ~ = far '.7s.li.
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HON. Z NEWS
DEATH OF PROMINENT JOURNALIST.
Indictments I'm Mississippi Under the Ku-
on ~~KIuX Law.

II
OXFORD, Miss, July THE June term
of the District Court has adjourned. The
Grand Jury has returned forty-tive bills
under the enforcement act, duplicating
three hundred persons.
NASHVILLE, July John Clayburn,
prominent Journalist, lately of the New
Orleans Picdyuae, is dead.
SAN FRANCISCO, July THE semi-an-
nual report of the Board of Trade shows
a healthy increase and large accumulation
of bullion and coin.
Troops remain in possession of the mines
in Amber county. G-- 4a552~ Eh3
A sharp earthquake has occurred at
Vislia, without damage.
Some Italians hoisted flag Inscribed,
" TiUG Italia Roma CdpitaLe." Ultra
Catholics took umbrage at the display, and
made threats to tear down the flag. The
rying the American flag, and shouting,
Viva GdTibdEdip +" Down with the
Pope ~ @ t.-. -. .r slrsT -..rs.r 7teH
Boston, July THE ship Golden Fleece
hence for Bombay, on fire, put into Hall
fax and was scuttled. Two dead and seve-
raj sick from. eating fresh clans dug on
Chelsea beach. .s.Ut Us Jkn r
CINCINNATI, July THE Catholic school
house, Presbyterian church, and county
Jail at Portsmouth, were unrOofed by
Storm .-.r -r-rvO -rsr-TrurEy
LONG BRANCH, July 7.-Hubbard won
the first race, time, 1:224. Chillicothe won
the second. Time, 1:47f; 1:49; 1:4S!;
1:4S}. Lyttleton won the first heat. -
HUDSON, n. Y, June. AT a conven-
ton of the manufacturers of straw paper,
in which nearly every mill was represent
ed, it was resolved to run only half the
time for the coming year, commencing
August 1st, on account of the high price
of straw and the low price of paper.
New YORK, July IA colored Senator,
Andrew Jackson Jones, of North Carroll
ma, has sued a gambling house for five
thousand dollars lost at cards.
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. y Washington letter to the Tribune says
that while. Mr.. Davis was recently at the
residence of friend near Chattanooga, a
conversation ensued on the prospects of
the rebel eX-President cheered him with,
Never mind, my dear Colonel it will
all come out right. We have recovered a
portion of our ground. AT the next cleo
ton we will get back every Southern State
Legislature. We can impeach the Radical
Governors and assure you that, if live,
/ fully expect to be within five years rein
stated as President of the Southern Con-
federacy.n The person from whom this
item comes is credited with being thor
oughly trustworthy. There is little doubt
that Jeff. Davis. did, utter words in sub
stance suchfas are given above, and at the
time and on the occasion Indicated.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-08

1t has recently appeared that in May,
1870, or short month before his own
death, Charles Dickens wrote to the BIZ
ographer of Maclaise thus &c few years
ago / destroyed an immense correspond
ence, expressly because considered it had
been held with me, and not with the pub
lie, and because / could not answer for its
privacy being respected when / should be
dead. I have since allowed no letters from
friends to- accumulate in my possession"
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One of the most scandalous church cases
ever before court, is the suit by lady
against st. Adams !, of New, York, ore
cover four thousand and five hundred dol
lars advanced towards a fair. She gave
the managers an entertainment at Del
monico's which cost her eight hundred
dollars, and iis just five thousand three
hundred dollars out of pocket
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-08

An Irishman having jumped into the
water to save man from drowning, upon
receiving quarter from the person as a
reward for the service, looked first at the
money and then at him, and at last ex-
claimed Z I'm overpaid for the job.if p 2
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Medical.

= su<z.z-ussuazz The symptoms of lfvercom-
r -11-T y plaint are uneasiness and
II iaF.." i pain in the side. Sometimes
E the pain is in the shoulder,
CIMM(lNN z and is mistaken for rheuma-
tSIHH1OItS tism. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and
sickness, bowels in general
- cOstive some alternating with
Law, The head is troubled with pain, and dull heavy
sensation considerable loss of memory accompanied
zsszzzzzzzzssr.w with painful sensation of hav-
1 ing left undone something
3 which ought to have been
.,-1 done. Often complaining of
IVER weakness debility, and low
Lif LII B spirits. Sometimes many Of
3 the above symptoms attend
3 the disease and at other
n times very few of them; but
the liver generally the organ most involved. Cure
the Liver with
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Central Park, New Ycrk was visited by
270, 942 persons last week, including los, S2s
on Sunday. vrrgyy vr4Too
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-08
The Latest STYLES,

We have received large lot of new type OF
the latest styles known to topographic art, and
are prepared to do all kinds of job printing at
work gaars.titeed lEllIl fsIlAs aBFRh
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Hotels.
THE BATTLEHoUsE.

T HAVE LEASED THE HOTEL, 7, ATEIy KNOWN
Il as the Stacey House, and will henceforth conduct
il in the most approved style v" N0A''AO'
The patronage of the public generally and IF NV old
friends particularly, who have stood bv n,n 80 - ~ n
the past, is respectfully solicited promise them
cordial reception and cOmfortab bic home a the Rattle
mouse JOEL A. BATTLE.
1t will be seen from the above that have leased tho
Stacey House TO General Battle. In retiring from tho
Iosition which have occupied for several wears in
this city desire to tender my thanks and kind wishes
to old friends and to earnestly eLtreat continuation
OF tner patronage TO my successor, enc who will
make their stay with him comfortable in every respeo
Nashville, Janl7-dtt-w 2a4 J. E. STACEY.
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Refreshments


Furnished for Balls Parties and qPieniessa al
Short notioe, by. 81 Il M sP1Ro & BRo. liv7s
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=, Choice, family, and good extra for sale BY
y vii6-6t#' 80 - MCCoRKLE u Co.
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Pickings from Punch.
STREET LITERATURE.


"LITERARY-To Authors.-MSS. of ev-
cry description can be forwarded for in
spection, and, if suitable, will be placed in
a Channel for publication"
What strange place to deposit manu-
script works ina channel Let us hope
some useful information will be picked up.
Natter now and then gets into print
which, if it were left in agutter and never
published at all. the world would be gain
er rather than losers.
GREAT SAVING OF LABOR. &.
The international Exhibition contains
machine which will be invaluable to
stenographers, penny-a-liners, ladies who
write long letters and some of our very
productive novelists-it is called a "Scrib-
bler.n ~ @@'---
TO CR1CKETERs.
What would you give a thirsty bats
man? Why, aJaU pitcher. 2ln9f
A SOVEREIGN BET.
Queen Elizabeth. 'Ili..} iHit-
.gnldgoI2 Personalities Dlf' rft1'o
Mrs. E. NJ. Stanton, widow of the Ia
mented Secretary Stanton, resides at Ger
mantown, Pa.
The ex-Secretary Of the ex-Confederate
Navy, S. r. Mallory, has finally settled at
Mobile, Ala, n n 10 ~
Emerson, Ethefidge has been telling the
people of West Tennessee what he knows
about farming.
Mrs. Meagher, having accepted an APP
pointment for the son of Thomas Francis
Meagher at the Military Academy, COM
municated with the lads relatives in Ire
land, where Is now educated, and they de-
eide that his prospects are much better In
the career there, open to him than they
would be at West Point, h- e."
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WILL ALL THOSE WHO SUFFER
- FROM
CONSUMPTION or COUGH
From a Reliable Druggist?

a.
o. , , 81 : MouYr VERNON. ILL.,. April %. 1871.
MEssns. ). n. IL ARRIS Co., Cincinnati, Ohio:
Gentemen-I heard one of my customers speak in
such high terms of Aliens Lung Balsam to-day, that
thought would write you the substance OF his state
ment tie says his mother who is now sixty years Of
age has suffered with consumption for several years.
AMI has been under the of all best physicians
but never received auy permanent benefit; then she
reSorted to every kind of Cough and Lung Bal
am that could be procured for her, but all to no avail
She still grew worse until she confined to her bed
and when she seized with paroXysm of coughing
she would lose the power OF respiration and they
compelled to various restore breath
ing and while she coughed hard she could not
pectOrate anything, and the family and friends had
given up all hopes of her recovery Her son noticed
the advertisement OF Aliens Lung Balsam IN the
Christian Advocate and they thought they would pro-
and try it. They commenc ed giving her the Bal
sam at O'Clock P. NJ, directed, dose every hour
until midnight then she took ANOTHER spell OF cough
tGg, and expectorated mouth full of dark yellow mat
ter which something she had not been able to do
for some time They continued to give her the BaSam
GE morning, and then she began to eXpectOrate free
iy and within two hours she had eXpectOrated three
pInS OF mucus matter, which gave her immediate re-
le and since that time she has continued to improve
ohe now sits up all day, and walk about the house
and take considerable outdoor exercise Her son
bought more Of the Balsam TODAY and he is recon-
mending it very highly to every one
Yours, respectfully A. c. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Was ever greater proof of merit than the case
ALIENS LUNG. BALSAM is without doubt tbs
best eIpectorant remedy ever offered to the afflicted
public IL contains no opium in any form, and its use
Is harmless to the most delicate.
H- Directions accompany each bottle.
j. n. HARRIS & CO., Proprietors.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
FOR SALE By ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
y For Sale by
r. HSAANE0RD d. CO., Knoxville, Tenn.
CHAMBERLAIN d ALBEFS ."
-TF. 'h'. may2S-t
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Amiens Virtually in a statesofi Siege
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England Criticised by French Assembly
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Jar The head is troubled with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation considerable loss of memory, accompanied
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FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE
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LIVER

the liver is generally the organ most involved.
the Liver with
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE.
England Criticised by French Assembly.
Amiens Virtually i'm a stare Of Siege
Reorganization of the French Army.
Testimony Before Kuklux Committee.
0Fr-- -0H7-no --Vlq sJNAt
Miscellaneous, and Washington News.
Reorganization Of the French Army
Testimony Before Kuklux Committee.

Miscellaneous, and Washington News
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Jefferson County Items.

NEW MARKET, JEFFERSON COUNTY, / !
l2a}VuIU0C J.U .li July Sd, 1S71o g.
ELlifni.e Ghnn,ninLc Lynnn.l,iILo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-30
AUCTION BALES-Fnture Dazs.
BY Isbell & Bon,
Auc.'oneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bsn..

TTUsTEES SALE OF IMPROVES.
a AID UNIfpkOVgD REAL ESTATE ~
TIE TOWN oF MAHCHksTER At AUG.
ii. Brandrr to the trustees OF the Monroe BuIl6in,
FUND Association, bearing date on the a3;h da,n,
July, 1850, ana duly recorded IN the Clerks oA.a
OF the county Court OF Chesterfield fconniy yoI
4s, PAGE 2e), and by direction ofthe board of drec
tors Ct the said association, we the under;,ynsS
will. on THURSDAY the I4sh day OF Deem 70
ISL az O'CLOCK T. NJ. proceed IN sell, upon lie
premises, In the town Of Manchester, the roiinw"'
Ing REAL ESTATG-to Wit:
Part or LOT No. q! in the plan or the s,n
town known in the subdivision OF the s7!1iot y,
William II. Brander's plan AS lots 80. ami ~,
30, bounded az follows Commencing on Jackson
street al The point OF intersection of The line n,
The southern boundary or the lot owned BY James
Also, part OF LOT No. i8i, known in the at
Bran ier's plan as lot No. ?, running along tsa
said Jackson street In southern direct!on t.
wards Hull Tor Mainl str Get 10 400; siay. and
fronting on the said Jackson stree. a. feet.
thence along sad alley 2Gt feet 10 Summers s,re.t
thence along TIE saio summers street In a norm
eriy direction 81 feet 10 the line Of The properly
owied by II. q. CabelI, known IN the said Bran.
der's plan or subdivision as lot 10. 20 thaurs
along the lines o: the property OF the s.id Duaon
and CRbell 2si feet U the place Of begInGin<
hlso, part Or certain lot or laEd 20 Ign ated IN
the plan OF said town as lot No. 2s4. rron,ing -
which there are two tenenents, each two s.or.es
high.
also an additional portion OF the said LOT M
2;a. at the southern corner or the IAN Of the sad
TERMS Cash, sum Client to pay IN exoenses or
this trust and 10 pay The said assoc, alton the bal,
ance due upon laes, charses da.s principal and
i1:sTes f Se sseu;e1 = the said deed
FhsNCTsT. ISbELA,} trustees.
IsBELL & Son, hucttoocers. no23-td,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-30
BY <. 3. kewburn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
l0ll Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT. WITH
L THFGE-sToRy b2lCk STORE ed
DNELIISG THEREON. SITUATED ~ THE
CITY OF RICHMOND: 0A TRg VET !tHE
OF TfilRTIENTH STREET BFTT ZEN MAIN
AND CARY STRE1 To.-hy virtue Of a certain
deed OF trust executed 10 me as trustee by X. NJ.
Stevenson and Lay allst:e his wife, bearing date
on The 10 h day Of May, 1872, snd du rscordsd in
D. Z. NO. OIL, :, page ISL In the ceIk's oiiitc OF
the Richmond Chauccry Court, and having been
requested so to 90 by the beneficiary therein
scared aDsll proceed TO sell auction, Jon e
pren ises, on FRIDAY the sth OF December. 1871,
at IL O'Clock a., tho following pIoperty~to Wit:
AL that certain LOT OF Lane, with The i'm
prove marts thereon, situated on the west Side OF
hiri eenth street tween Man ard Gary streets,
ha7,nz u front OH the sale wet line OF Thirteenth
street of twenty. one feet, md running back be-
t"csn parallel lines s!1ty-elght 6a ~ ieet eight
In hes.
TERMS: Cash az 10 the txg nS"3 nf sale and OF
executing this t'us., and 10 pay # and 6iscEar ge
4 certain nj and nCte amount & to FL, O50 WITH
interest thereon " twelve p cent. from me iG.h
dlV Of November. 1871 end as 10 The rc1tdGc, >.
crcuir Of SIX aud twelve months for Degot:ab e
notes, ri II lit: rest IL tx per cent: add.d Fecrrsd
by trust deed. Ed WAaD Is. NiWrpRN,
Trustee.
sale cor Quoted by F. 3. EEwBUHN, Ri al Estate
Auctionser. no rs lou