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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-03

SALE-DAT-passed off quietly. There were
no sa!es of real estate, and comparatively
but few people in from the country, an ;eyi-
dence that they are hard at work.
We saw small congress in front Of our
sanctum, but didn't learn its ultimatum.
The Ladies of the Methodist Church will
give Strawberry Festival with ice cream at
the Town Hall, next Friday night Music
will he provided and the young folks can en-.
Joy what they may bo pleased to term q
promenade concert" Price of admission
rs cents.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-03

MEND 1T.-A plank in the railroad bridge
IS giving way. We simply call attention to
it, Tour industrious marshal may not have
seen it) knowing well enough that it will De
fixed before any ones horse has its leg bro
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-03

lloMIc7DE We regret to learn that on
the Goth inst, difficulty occurred at Frog
Level, between Me>srs. S. J. Hitler and T: F.
Black which has resulted in the death of
the latter. The provocation VIC learn, was
caused by Mr.. Blacks intrusive and injuri-
Gus manner. Mr.. Hitler is said to be- a
young man OLA most qnict, civil and gene
rous nature. and we deeply sympathze with
him in that the fates have caused him to iTa>
hrnn his hands in hnman uIooI
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-03

CLOTHING The store of McsSrs. Chills &
Wiley, OF Columbia, formerly Col. IIoke S.
presents attractions in the way Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods for gents and youths,
claiming especial attention. Their stock i,
very large, and in such great variety, that all
tastes can be accommodated, while the prices
rejust such as must please. Mr.. Johnson,
long known a. m experienced clothier. in
Columbia and to the country a: large. VIC arc
pleased to state, is chief salesman at this
establishment.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-03

SoRRE.-Wc regret that the fAteS CONNECT
ed with publication day, prevent either Sen.
ior. Junior or devil attending the pic mic at
Beaver Dam, given BY our Eind d nd 'tospi>
tube neigh6ors Of Helena. Almost any osh>
er day in the week than Tuesday, we might
gladly avail ourselves Of authorization to en-
joy an out door feast, or any o'her kind Of
innocent and agreeable frolic, But not on
Tuesday, our day Of publication Our kind
friends will please accept thanks for the
pleasure Intended. :
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19
.kaH;t;,y Reel

| saw in the R n e IA NeiO Yorker of April
lst, statement on hiying bees, by A.
Wilson, he wishing those having a Better
way to give it to the pdpiic. I viii give
you my mode, which 4 think is a great
improyementever the old ways. In the first
placeI cut q pole six. feet long and put an
iron socket on one end 80 as TO lengsheni it
out in case they light high then I quarter
the other end down twenty inches, spread
the tops apart asten a hoop fouTrteen
inches in diameter, its upper edge beveled
sharp, in the top; then take -four sack
paper and line it inside and out. 1t being
smooth the bees Slip out With ease.
I 1set my hive on q bottom board Oh the
ground with the hive raised a little. and
Place another bottom board in fronthtd
pour the bees on. I then take my pole and
bag, put it up under the bees, give, q light
punch, then pour them down III front OF
the hive and they will readily enter
claim that with my invention, or .appal
ratus, you can hive a swarm Of bees in, less
time than, by any other, way Igknowiof,I
which is quite an object where you have a
number Of swarms that are liable to come
out at the same tine.-HENRY WooD-
WORTH, Wdterto,Ui,, ~ Y -9''r'@s'''t' "s"'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

FAMILY REMEDIES Permit nae, through
the columns of your valuable paper, fe
urge on all your subscribers and chance
readers, the Importance, nay, absolute me-
Ecessity, of keeping the following remedies
CONSTANTLY on hand; by doing so,.. many
valuable lives might be. saved. III. III,
Sbeet QUA cupfpll is, said to- render
harmless any poison to be drank imme-
!diatefy on discovering thesymptoins. -. :
aHartshosys-To apply outwardiy to the
bites of .yenomous insects; itissaidt neuli
tralize the poison of snakes or scorpions,
and could be used till the arrival of ply
stefan; applied on raw cotton saturated
with it, and changed occasionally.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

"A SAFE GoUaH REMEDY FOR Chill
lady asks for q safe and pleasant
cough remedy for children. Here tt is.s-
Five CENTS worth of paregoric !; five cents,
spirits Of inter. Put them togethef in &
bottle; addia teacupful of molasses. Shake
it well, and give in Tablespoonful doses
for children. A teaspodnful for adults.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

/ REMEDY FOR ScRATcHEs.-F Fernando
Peck writes the Rural Nesg Yorker that
he washes the affected parts clean with 3
weak I've, and then uses water in which.
he has soaked chewing tobacco, In the pro-,
portion of one-eighth of q pound of tobac-
Go to one quart OF water It effects a spec
dy cure, and he never knew It to- fail. 80
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

MICRoscoPICAL WRITING.-A machine
Is now on exhibition in London, England,
with which a writer, using pen III the
usual manner, can, at the same time, bro.
duce atduplieate SO small as to be invisible
to- the naked eye, yet So. distinct that d
microscope will sreveal every line and dot.
a most useful application Of the apparatus
VIII be for the preyentioa Of forgery, as
securities, legible under microscopic power.
but which no imitator could see or even
suspect the presence Of The inventor, ID
Mr.. Peters, states that the entire, contents
of the Bible can, with the help of this ma
chine, be written twenty-five times in the
space of square inch vss.ss.-$-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

Ia GIFT no a PRINcss.-One of the most
beautiful and appropriate gifts I'd the Prifi-
cess Louise, of England, ON the occasion
of her marriage to the Marquis of Lorne,
was made by 4, 755 young ladies from va
rious parts Of the realm, each contributing
one shilling for its purchase. It was q
Bible, the title page, inscription, etc. on
vellnm, illuminated with exquisite taste,
all done by hand. The following is the
inscription :..... -. -, :. .....f
' ssLoUIsE; CAROLINE Ne ALBERTA.y
with the loyal, loving and prayerful
wishes of the fnaidens of her native land,
the occasion of her Royal Highness's mar
mage ysll 81 5s.sI s,..it::;..a y.s., . IN. 4
The binding is in morocco, with gold
and it was enclosed I'm an oak
en- casket, beautifully carved.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

Miss. Motley, the ex- Minister'S daughter
1t is said, is to marry Vernon Harfcourt
P. NJ, the well-known "Historicus', of the
Times shortly after Easter.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19
taEitusAEENgK
NORTH BRITISH MER NTIEE
Fire Insurance CO.

Civil Eneisssr, DssughtsnDaui.. ana survsv,

as jz5sss4sIIIe, rennes,ssee.l g : On
vay ~ =, ,,, 1esg pr MADE or FARMS
Maps executed in the best style. sssu5 .ssit szs
Goal I'D Mineral Lands carefully surveyed. and
maps fh 1lsned showing topography end location Of
City lots staked ont - - - -. 49, !,
Lsysling 70 ascertain Waer esIcdfdti rs Of Earth
works Plans fer Bridges and Buildings made.
osrIcE adjoining
cHARLES SETH0UR,S
REAL ESTATE OFFICE
No. 50 Gay stree
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19
IHh XRgE. THEoRy on CURE.

kADwAf's s1Hs1rARiLLIANh BsoLyRxr supplies Ne
RssRs q ssR ssss d &
s ana aT ,es
body the and cnrrs ption. esnsaS-
mors &c. are alLaf ascrosnleas = ssS.
are within the curative rsnss Of the SertspanAs Re-
That Secrofula. by whatever name Designated. Z "A.
result Of deposits iromtss bleed induced or caused ~
SdnR e ass Z
Corrosive su ii1a Il sheS i. cs,
Eosigc Chloride Of Mercury or other aesnsz rive =
sB!sIs.a i &c ss
fSas .ss:. !Ss ss,s:ss sn.s.: AZ. ..:.,
That ifs ssss body an5ot sl Be- sSssainsa
fails to nourish the blasds thaenH med ium three
srosh I baE and Ne
ID IA sstT sail aid ri -----+ iiidissuu4 ED sIHw
,.iAss1 a.i OVARIAN GuM0R. CURER~i al ysh
Never has, medieine taken intexaslly besaknssn
e nave cu5ea .am9Is ether z the w9ns nss sy
the hands Of experienced surgeons; but Dr. Radways
this question. For it, has cared
as Tasefs Il the Bs1e u Sssls sRS
DroPssal Enusi0n. Aseitess and Calculus Ceaersesns
Tqnser a Twelve Years, Growihl Cared Ax
I,aa ss,a Railway RessIrepAaos o,etl
oea' .fahfa i,ts BEyxRnr. Mass, Jsls Is,1sss
a hsif his as sssss II. Efas = 2:
40 help for it. 4 tried jeverytbinzr th 40 " ~ r~s
nended but nothing helped me. fsaw your Rsssiv
mt. and thgught you'd Try il but had fsskh 4
bottles Of the Resolfsns ens 30. Of Rsawsts Pa
md used two bottles Of yonr Ready Relief and tAse
~: saga q Al TpReE sen eaaI -
tears The worst ?uzaof was in the lee side II de
'SE 81 SSs5 tAs YsP esn 5SS TI e
sek5F q irsiI.ls s..es a.tit HAsNAH p KFlrrei
s.-t 80. Price, One Dollar I7.,.-I-- = -.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19
RAILROADil d. TIME 4 TABLE.

U IgfHs ~ fyb1lD LLIlI-1 nfl Hon 4
East Tennessee vfrgfnfa and Georgfa Il. I'm
s:40P.M ~ ,tt,,{ -,,i'L -, - =
s hseayss Bristol at5:S7 Arrives ct Knoxvin,
Leaves Knoxville at TIA PM Arrives at Chattanoo
ga at 7s30sso1t 1ssssssD.s s'iSn alsf4d<
Leaves Chattanooga at 4l5a.MssAfrives at Knox
os,,aI ,ljsqln) sI'ai RI 4! WILSON. pfysiaeng.
RI M JAqEsoy, Superintendent. aland3 .ennI
issdAnoxviIlea and Etentsclky IisssIroad..
Leaves Knoxville for Coal Greek at Pm Arrives
at Knoxville 1880 AMI ~ -,Iit1 =
> ,4hH a. = e - - C. NJ. McGHRE, President. )
JOHN L. MOSES, Secretary and Treasurer,
sss 49, ~ s-~<--o.<-<-s-s ss9E
AnOxville and Chariesten Bailrpad.
Leaves Knoxville for Little River, and Maxyve lat
2i0 Pm. Arrives at Knoxville 1880 An
IL 7. O'CoNNER, President
n. d. CAfP Itf Secretary and Treasures.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19
ei.ss 4lR..ts4f. R.a4a. Re .a,s...
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Cures the Worst Pains in from One
Twenty sMinutess3

Twenty aMinutessE
:. ,raffi3. aldTas.s & ,TT------tasA ~ehaaH g4il
ons now asS ss a as ts
a. sRlADWAY'6 READY RELIEF e
Is sure cure. II was the frss ana is the OILY pm
Remedy that instantly stops the most Ia sri9
. s1cruela.ing pains. ..Ir
a4-i D. e..is .sC0NGESTIONs,1.. Ia, 80
glands and organs, BY one application in from sas .
No matter bow violent or exerueistng the pain, Ne
Es9Gas Or .sss NTeu
80 RAILWAYS READY RELIEF :,
% + a from s one to tEsD I
can % Bgrshs;sS for fy ssnss pr bottle
sontusnf and isha one besr Ssss sUrs ., Sa .s
every habitation in the United States - z..... :
- RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA -
IF those Who are now suffering pain no matter visi
q the BODY Where tie pan brsssS hs ss -
Spasms, Inflammation. Congestion, Asist;c ChSie>S
Chills and Fever the most yi6fsnt. sfcr III
torgring pains viii be stoppedin from sns TO swsav
FEVER AND
Thera Is not aremsdiai assntin this world thas R
sRd Es anq s ~ s ss B7
Rsdsss asef "a Rssssv Essaz LIE s;sf
Dr. Railways Perfect PurgafiEe Pills.
PerfsctIv tasteless Elssantly sgsassas WA eesst
Gum-Purge, Regulate Purify, Cleanse and 6trss<Ssa-
RADWAT'S PILLS. for the cure Of al aiscrdsnz
the stomach Koxels, kldneps, Bladdea Esxys1s Uk-
eases Headachc. Constipation Costiyepess. LADIES'
tom Dyspepsia, Bousness Bilious Fever. ana
Jon q tbs Bowels Plies and all Dsrsngsa.ats sfsks
Internal Fiscera. Warranted to effect ppsitiys ours
Purely Fesetable, containing no AeresfJ, Minsrsk e.
s- observe the following symptoms resultinx IN.
5iseases q the digestive or{sns upten fhvs{E
sAes EgllSssssf the Baad in Tie Had. AsidiF d.
asss or Mesht II che ssessask Sour Hfastssioss 80
z tSs bb had Hafr e ia asa Ss n
ng st. the Hcar1 Choking 81 Snfsss3i1S 9@nses5oesi
ghsn IN lying POSTURE Dimness Of Yisiez. Dsfs -.
lead Deficiency. Of Persplrafion, Yellorrses sf tks
kin and Eyes, Pain IN <he Sid4 eAeH Linbs ed
oses Of KADBAYs Pills VIII free the system from -
no above named disorders stA e-s..asd sis q q
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

Il
la tqFE3R FoREy eFn yHsd CHoIeEsysheFs NSRm os
NOV o. 1ss 1sR SsSsRsSa TIE
!.! s,3s isa r
A4as b fRsns aBsE s On. h ss sS
knoxMase Rostofnna. lio,i4sf srs 1iih ioinii OH
aSs o ssas sA Pr Hs sg st sa &C.
god eistsrn, Price sa0al land sAa reaared in easR
Jns SsS S fta ~ sss sagsgs
Ne, hoHsa and assiasnea on. DepotSdaaEe.
na ifSs rs II FSGf c GEsS S
grsttiest snd pleasantest villages in Fast Ienhesse.
ssSa sss sd sad rs aS%s
~ ssss sssfs " ss
ssss. end
pike, tWo bs fforl KnoEyiiies si .a ~
vs nsS Ra sd s f5sssS sIsa
80 LOTS in East Knoxsiie ranging from $50 10 $500
No. s24-Nsat two-stpfy hdSge dihnd lit on Paih
stEscE near the Atkh 5rdomsi sla0elalf CASH
om Kno1s RRS hs 1s
comfortable water desifabe loc
No siaaFors aesra be los IL Faftyisw, mean the
resasnceet y ArannsF Esas Eanient I'd the De
Ros ana Hgb s as
sss;;s So
fdtie0 of83. anu an0fQng % hne WEN
and cool breeze Al threpEh the summer, - ~
No. 442Thrty fve 16ts in the Railroad addition 10
Knoxville, ranging from 25xl0o to Sex5o0 n sze and
from 500 TO 1900 in price, The location of these lok
neighborhood, makes them very desirable. These IoE
must be soId and are offered prices which make it ah
inducement to buy. ss'ai''414a lRn7fI"Te'F T
.'.'.ifa Unfvcirsi W Av eitiu e;..'o
1 This new street, the hndssnest iefer fsfd tre ID
@ @ fs sJs
ten acres. can be bought at low prices and on easy
terms.
Some choice building Sites with view Of The. river
at low rates. ina.sra,fnff.E 81
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19
Kidney, RIadda,.-
Jtfinssy and w6hs pisssssss.s t,rslyyssi q

Urinafy and Womb Diseases Grayef niabetas Droo-
81 lnc9ntinence Of Urine dlsskss Mum -
a ana IN cases where there Brick dust dsposifG A.
L ssiss iii ss :I.s: =:
dust depozfs and #hsfs thefe & q bfefinr. b.rn5s
ssnsat on and pain in the sm Of the back and alsn
Ian Resofyent aided BY tbs application 81 Rslwalr
H ss nset ie ne spine and small sEths @ek ss4
sRegulatius Pills per day viii soon e ssH.lss.
cure IN few daysthe Patient viii Be snablsS . 80
ana disenarge water naturally withoat pain ADD tks
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

al ....sla;f Price, q fenfs per Bon. a q ~ bs
al pr SOLD Ry ALI pRueGISTsssssi.a.a
Read False and True. Sepd one, Isttert st<zps..t
CO. No. 81 Ma .,i Lane: New len.
..su -. nox2-dxsiy "a ar .s3;a al,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

THE WASTES 0F TIE BODY
Are supplied with new. healthy and viEoic,s hl.oA
that furnishes sound structure Hence ell EsSsrins
iIom Meakening dlscn5rges snher male or HHAIs. e
lEA0H AIS RfEIfaN are arrested ard the fss
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19
sKNOxNILLE POsT.oFFICE HOURS.

The POST ficeopens at 81 "a. H.. and closes at 4sO
Qpensi again Az p. N.a closes at T. a. NJ 0fcs
open on Sundays at l3O, P. NJ, for one hour.
Ine Eastern Mail closes a A. E
8. =, :. arrives: ..., ia LOO r. n
mn opens for delivery zoo r. N
The We tern Mail closes. 1915 p n
ssM.'-s tssaiffves ..:. e.. Loo A.
= fa.4,.'.. ~ " Il opens for deIy ary4-..12sO0
Goal Creek Mail at loo. !. NJ and closes 3
The Maryville Mail arrives at 1880, A.af land de-
parts at Zoo M, daily. except Sundays.
Maynardvitllls MAJ Any at 1900 NJ, on Thursday
= The BaSs Roads Mail sTtiSs Tuesdays and IA
dsXs at 11, NJ. and departs at lRQ0 H. sana deys
The Gap Creek and Trund1e's X Roads Mail arrive
"Wednesday at 400 and departs next day AZ dob
4. RODGERS. Pm
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19
HEAffH1fa BEAUTYil

ssT9l1la NoosunP ZION, syphias. y sAsE1s fsrue
Tuners. Nodes n the Glands. and other rza - 3.
Ksf9 s1b 5 ssss Iss Rilsasf,
worst forms Of Skin Diseases Eruptions Rsxsr ss.@
scatd Head, Ring Worm, Salt kheuna EIS;psssS
GERS, IN the Womb. and ali weak ening and painfa a.
charges, Night Sveats and all wastes Of the ifs Pa
sapariilian Resovent and few days win prove .
ANY person using It tos either II ths
Not only does the Sarsaparillian 49, a
known REMEDIAL agents. in the cure Of ckrpnie rek,-
ogs, SonstItutionsl. Skin und SypAioid dssss kat
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

,r claim y have stocked and well Fesu,sfed
Whsssie ana Retail Boot Shoe and Hat Store The
Of fonr deriving its support from parts
Sas s0 SloS and East Tennessee
~ snt nov 3. Payne Ces is
as sea- ss gspaTtpsnt sssssd But : great
E5t Shoe Has o5fSa y Keen 1T tke head Of te
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19
r, V-fIFVF, . = l''I-3,s2 Ha,IsHufE AVfu4
Descriptive Price Listdl0f ai,000
Properties now offered forSate,

IMPORTATION FREELY FuRNTsHED
No sl6s Farm in the Big Haley, SIX ndiIes from
Ss Rtap ssfss r. q ff ssd sd
Tannery xsftf shoe FACTORY, h'"s"'
No. 6n-A rare opportunity is here given to bs, on
sySEasIs terms eng of ths @ess profitable sstsbsh
with great facilities for extending the business aIoct
ed in pleasant village. half a mile from Railroad
No. 6O6. Farm on sGinch. risors ils4 acres Some
sESa sott9 . lands S1 miles TGR Soa Only
Ma. JOS anressf land, withieood timber nnd IVA.
rs E and aae sSSe sa
fuce 8ee. 10 ..id@-i-Si. seiiai... sssis. - !
No. 540-Tract of $50 acres miles from Knexyille
6ood SOIL water and location. This tract win Be DI-
yIDED to suit purchasers into tracts of from tec sixty
faa Sosd
lies well, and is much of it seeded down. h.sr
For Rent: .;4.iE
bic sor 1f nssf Viii 81 rented s
for q term OF years. s-...... =, .,,.ls..If
For SaIe.or Rent:
The steam mill propsrty. large build
Bng and en- II tood
oEder.I Lsrge lot 81 l.. a,,f,f.... = s;~s Lsr
eta, = -'''i.'s E,siiini,:ssy... !, s't+a a !
No. go acres 100 In cultivation d good
water TIMBER lais baldinss: An sxssisnt yt0ck
li SSd en- ss miles from Knox
mo. acre homestead, log house and stables
IL acres in cutivatien goad fruit trees spring land
pps pear Turnpike road sehS9
NE. sExeellent farm, over 200 acres; brick res
dences large barn and level, productive limestone
land 81 miles from Knoxville. $1,000 One half cash
No. 21 "a choice Arm of zoos efss near Concord.
1hs Pest Ct snod timber and Yates andde-
no. A ser ff Of fsO aefsl strong Il; soil @ ere.
In cultivation tim Der very heavy and yanabie . ~
No. y3-Fsrm of III acres in Bonnt county ,iyers
good soil and location, with valuable water power
six miles from Railroad. Price s.. 700. -''
asrss IN fuityatlpn good water and tinber44 PRICE,
No. 4s-A farm of 1eO acres miles from Knoxville,
Is Lyons View" is on this farm and furnishes very
6ne building site IS aofss Ii Cultivation Of very rich
and, sonae saeres river bottem lands - --.sssI
No 6l2,I 100 acres valley land and choiee npIand
sr clearing miles rem o Inch ss s. acres now
et N eloysE 6aEgsn s offered in tbs property as
and fences z Excellent lent l 10 t
Isss Eve sIds0pns hSassspb ro5.E saeh ne acfs
Nc!5Bs-Farm efzee acres IF Strongzo = Abundant
ubplyi Of good. water and ttHabsr! 81 u ,riS -.It
100 Farms in eumbezlana counts Piateau I4hd:s II
1900 Acees IN MarHan-countyu % q - s4~a-ssI
y E For SALE Is -
LoTs OF FROM Il TO IS .zeREs rich. level Iaid tixi
IILRs FROM KNoXyILLE. III
Mil and Timber Properties. Hi
NS Sqad Rive sss spd
the State; mill now ION tie property. Muth efthe
s4 TT ms n II ESSd sSHg
No.. 642.-Cotton Factory completes wath Sew and
Tist Mills dwellings Tor acres Of Fsnd
mia and Georsia Rslread.- Price ss5ee az
-.zs-.. - - - y .s-s---s : ~ Ss--s4 - H-t-J
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19
~ COUNT .vONsBIsMARCK,

The man to whom more than all others, il Prussia u
adsbted Ef her present among TIE N
tons says bstr as the high Tic Is 1T does keei
eguaf temperature, and 1t does feel better than AnS
other form Of headcovering" The voice of the scos
silent In the face OF the above ustrious authority
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

No.. 5sl.-S9 acres bear ily-timbered land near
lin the State: mill nowson The property. MHth efthe
land valuable for farming several good buildings Of
No. 642-Cotton Factory completes sg1th SaS.-and
Grist Mills, dwellings for operators 100 acres OF land;
ginia and Geersia Rsaread Price se5see az ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-31
THE REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.

The report of the grand inquest Of the
parish in the matter Of the Boys House of
Refuge does not reject much credit upon
its authors as literary production. 1t is
in very bad taste to clothe two or three
ideas, correct enough in themselves, in
such mass Of words, and not the least
obnoxious features are its levity and at
tempt at sarcasm. Judicial reports are
not improved by such embellishments, es-
pecially when touched by tyro hand.
As far as the decision at which the jury
has arrived at is concerned, we have
nothing to say. If our grand juries choose
to be little rough with offenders of the
Henry and Schwind order while they find
bills against the Pierre Berlin and Arthur
Guerin class in language tempered with
charity, We shall not complain. But we
hope the next attempt will be free from
the miserable conceit that bristles all
through the last.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-31
THE GATLIN GUN CONVENTION.

:. Prom the Cincinnati Com mercial,1 g
e The Republican State Convention of
Louisiana was held in the city of New Or
leans, under circumstances without prece-
dent or parallel in the history of the United
States. The fullest details have been pub
lshed in these columns, together with the
statements of the parties in interest on both
sides.
There is unusual agreement as to the
main facts, namely, that the call for the
convention was issued by the State Central
Committee, designating the time, but not
the place; that Governor Warmoth and his
friends, and those opposed to him, including
the Customhouse clique and some of the
members of the Central Committee, set in
dusfrously at work to secure delegations
favorable to themselves; and that the result,
winch was not known till day or TWO be-
fore the meeting of the convention, showed
that the Warmoth party had succeeded in
returning large majority Of their delegates.
we have the assurance of General McNIil-
len, the Hon. Jehn Lynch, late Surveyor
General OF the State, and the testimony of
numerous creditable witnesses to this fact.
One OF the managing men of the opposi-
ton was Mr.. James +. Casey, brother-in-
law of President Grant, and Collector of
the Port of New Orleans. Some DAVIS prior
to the holding of the convention. Mr.. Casey
visited the President, and it is fair to pre- |,
sumo that the political prospects in Louisi-
INA were canvassed, and the attitude of