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NEW GOODS.

WYE have just received our SPRING and SUN.
w MER STOCK, consisting Of Ladies most
fashionable DRESS GOODS, such as
Black Iron Grenadnc,
Embroidered Grenadines, Lusters,
Lelas, Buff SuitiBg, Lawns, White Piques,
Plain, Plaid and Striped Swiss, Black Alpaca,
Black Lace Shawls, Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Black,
White, Medium aud Light Calicoes,
Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Bows,
Linen Handkerchief, Knitting Cotton
Spool Cotton, Pins, Needles, &C., White and Check
Mating very cheap, Table and Floor Oil Cloth
Green Window Shades with the latest improved
patent fixtures, large stock % French and Granite
Quceusware and every variety Of
Groceries.
Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes handsome
assortment.
Gentlemen Hats Of the latest styles, Cloths Gas
sineres, Linens, Neck Ties, Kid Gloves, Suspen-
ders, Socks, dc, ell Of which we offer at very low
prices.
Terms strictly CASH or COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE.
HEARsLEY 4 SHEERER.
April 20, 1871.
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Attention /! Mill Owners.

Attention MIL owners.
FHIE undersigned desires to secure an en-
x gagement as Head Miller, or will rent a
Mill upon fair terms.
Persons wanting 4 miller or having a mill TO
rent viii please address me at North Mountain
Depot, Berkeley County, W. Va.
refer 10 3. Cushwa, Esq, as to my expert
euce IA 4 miller.
JAS. II. L0NGACRE.
May 10, 19-l-3t.
Free Press copy and send bill.-Staiesman.
VANTHINE Hair Restorative, one of the best
N hair preparations in the market. IL does not
injure the hair produces a magnificent growth,
removes dandruit, relieves headache. cures erup
lions Of the scaps, is no humbug, living tcstimO-
May 10, ISL GEO. i. LIGHT & co.
LRENCH Initial Note Paper, of the very finest
kind with Envelopes TO match, each box CON
tanning valuable prize. Bristol Board, Patent
Drawing Paper, all kinds Of Note, Mourning Le-
gal Cap, FOOLS Cap Paper, Visiting Cards, States,
Slate Pencils, Lead Pencils, Pens, Penholders,
Copy Books, Tx, Black, Violet and Carmine for
sale by
May 10, 1871. GEO. T. LIGHT 4 co.
DAINTS, OILS, &C. We propose to furnish
4 Paints at baltimore prices with the freight
added, Lewis Lead Maryland Lead, Resurgum
Lead aud all other popular brands on hand. Per
sons having houses to paint had better look to
their interest and give Us q call. We have the
paints and intend 30 sell them reasonable We al
50 have genuine Neatsioot, Fish, Lubricating,
Sperm, and the finest article Of Sewing Machine
Oil in the market warranted not to gum the ma
chine, for sale by
May IS, ISL. GEO. I. LIGHT & co.
CODA Water. We offer to the citiuns Of Jeffer-
y son County, this delightful beverage equal 10
W. II. Reads or any other man. Wehnever you
come 20 CharleStown, and feel oppressed By heat,
be and stop in at Geo. T. Light Co, where
II will be served in CITY style) and coal yourself
NAY -. ISL, GEO I. kIGlT d co.
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and great many others too numerous to mention
Miss and Chidrens Shoes and Slippers, all styles
and colors, at the
OH! SEEl Store.
70 Our Clothing Department is well stocked
with all kinds of grades from the cheapest to the
finest. Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishing goods,
in all its branches.
Gail and see our styles and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Remember the
Oh see.
Store, adjoining the residence Of Humphrey Reyes,
Esq. /. HAMbURGEk.
April 30, 1871.
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May 20, lS7l-lt. President
CODA WATERING have just opened our So
: da Fountain for the season, and would advise
those who isdulec in this delicious beverage to try
our "Arctc Soda Water" feeling assured we Of
fer an article inferior to none in purity. Of Fla
yOring Syru?s Sc have variety which will al
wavs be found fresh and delicious. Also Cream
Soda with any flavor desired Gall and be con
WINGED. W :. MASON.
WE would call especial attention to our Pure
w and Genuine French Brandy received in the
original cask. Pure Bourbon Whistles; also
Port, Sherry, Native Grape and Madeira Wines
all warranted. W. ). MASON.
Y HAVE large and beautiful assortment OF
\ Lamps which am selling at cost. Those
Wishing handsome and elegant Lamps at Low pri-
Nav 20. W. s. MASON.
MARINERS sUPPMES.--Grain Cradles,
Scythcs, Rifles, Nhet stones, Water Kegs,
For sale by JAS. Law. HOOFF
JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
Z HAVE two Mccormick Wheat Reapcrs, in
1 good order, for sale. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
nATENT Horse lolcs, for sale by
JAS. LAW. H0OFF
VXTIRE Horse Muzzles for sale by
~ JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
(UERRY SEEDERS for sale by
/ MAY 20. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
VyRESII Cakes and Crackers, Arrow Root Jun
. bles Honey Cakes, Cream Biscuit, Ginger
Snaps, Soda and Water Crackers. for sale by
May 20, 1871. TRUSSELL If LUCAS.
II ERRlNG.-Wo have just received from Al
+ 1 exandra Va. a choice lot Of Potomac Her.
ring, which sc will Exchange for CASH or Pro-
duce TRUSSELL & LUCAS.
May 90, ISL
NTOOL.-lO, Coo pounds Of wool wanted for
w which We will pay the highetj market price
in goods or CASH. TRUSSEL Il LUCAS.
Nav 20. 1871.
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FOR SALE,

A NO. Eight-Horse- power PORTABLE
~ STEAM ENGINE on wheels, suitable for
running a Threshing Machine. All in perfect or
der-as good as new Will sell cheap-apply ear
ly. WElklCh p" ELLHh'
May 20, 1871.
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Il Post oilce orders. checks, or drafs On Nsv
ork- wherever Convenient. II not. tpcn r,y-ist,,
tue letters containing money. Address
J. ". ENGLAND. PsbYshe-
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EXCURSION of the Joint High Gem
mission and Ourselves u y. Ferry.
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SejIIsyV EE6LY SUN, sc = YEAR,
OF tao samo size end general character O.
TIE WEEKLY, but with greater variety Of
u.sccllanecus reading, and furnishing the news
10 It's subscribers with greater freshness. because
Nc5mos twice q weak ilstcll Of once only.
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T.a Mountains Ncs; and in sight Of Harri-
.aatur- v-sc covered with snow on the 10th
l.y Is iisy.
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DRESS GOODS.

embracing Poplinetts, Notified Lustcrs, Cinema
Lustcrs, Paris Percales Cham6rays, Iron Berege,
SILK Chain Tamsc, Challcys Alpaca Lusters, Bonn
bs lines, Mclange, Crepe de Paris, Ginghams,
French and English Lawn, Grenadines, De Laencs,
81 Hermann silk and Wool Gold Medal Poplins,
Style Plaids, Eppingtings, silk Mixtures, Grape
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NEW GUODS!!
AND At
Low, Very Low Prices

Low, very Low Priccs!!!
rgNHE undersigned has Just returned from the
Eastern markets with one Of the larg-
est, most carefully selected and rare and neediul
Stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, dc,
he has ever heretofore offered to the people Of the
county. Ills stock consists in part Of
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TRE DAIlY 50 81 \ YEAIl,

4 pre5mlncltlY readable newspaper. with tho
largest circslAuon IN the world. Free, inGc.
PENDENT, and fearless IN politics. All the news
e;l oNtTy where. Two cents a copy by nail,
20 ceELo month, o. So year.
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Doncetfc Goods.

of every quality and price-purchascd at first
hands and guaranteed as to quality and price equal
to any other stock to be found in the county.
TION THRNT AND
FANCY GOODS,
is extensive and complete in every department,
and an inspection is only needed to suit the most
querulOus.
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FARMERS NOTICE,

T AN now purchasing WOOL Of all grades, for
4 which the Cash will be paid.
May 6, ls7l-3t. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
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and an inspection Is only needed 10 SUIT the most
queruous.
h fill line Of millinery Goods
has been added in all its departments, and of
Fashionable Hats, Bonnets, Sundowns, Ribbons,
Velvet, Silk or what may be desired, Flowers,
Straw Trimmings, Lace and Illusions, an endless
variety.
OF LADIES' HEAD ORNAMENTS,
a very large stock, such as Chignon's, Curls,
crimpped and plain Switches, OF all styles and
shapes.
Goods suitable for
Men As.d sOy'S ClCt!,ing.
New Styles Grants Coatings, Pike Cloth, Plain
French Cloths in black, blue and other coors,
Summer Twccds, Cassimers, Worsted Coatings
Drap de Etcr, Farmers Linen Drills. Linen Duck,
Coating Linens, Velvet Cords, Cottonades, Me
chanic's Cassners. And, in the
Readg-made CioMing Departments,
one Of the largest and best selected stock of Goods
ever offered to the people of this Valley. Entire
Suits from Sl,0O to $500, and less than City
prices.
FgT and Sira,c Hats.
Of all kinds and styles, from the cheapest to the
finest quality that could be secured.
TAYLOR'S TRLHHLNGS,
with all Articles Of Machine silk, cotton, c. need
cd for Ladies' work always to be found ON hand.
T5- Call soon and call often if YOU want bar
gains-thc motto is rUick sales and small profits,
but strictly for CAS-.
J. GOLDSMITH.
Charlestown, April 30 1871
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Glle 1otlae S&'ttktg STU.
ONLY One D0LLAR A YRARl

q les than Ono Cen. . Copy. Lee there BE-
$50 Club Gt every Pest Cdlce.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-20
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
ROW IN CHATTANOOGA. no ,V
Per.Onai Eenpcontre Between lawyers
CHATTANOOGA, July 10, 1871.

CHATTANOOGA, July 10, 1871.
EDITORS CHRONICLES The fallfghts opened
in earnest here this afternoon. A butcher
named Gleason and a colored man nance Nc
Clellan got into difficulty and had regular
set to, each party was soon reinforced by about
an eqnalnumberi of friends, and general row
was only prevented by the prompt, action OF the
officers of the law
Next in the programme was two lawyers.
Bruce and Sheppard, the latter our county At
torney General Bruce met Sheppard on the
street, and after knocking him down, proceeded
to cowhide him. Officers interfered and both
were bound over to Court. Soon afterwards
Sheppard met Bruce and fired at him with a
pistol, but without effect. Sheppard was again
arrested and intense excitement prevails. 1t
is thought that the Sheppard Bruce affair is not
over, but will be renewed on sight. The ball
from Sheppard's pistol wounded little boy,
who was at a distance but not seriously
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Famine i'm Persia.

.
Mr.. Bruce, of the Church Missionary So
ciety in Ispahan, writes on the 22d of
April: "In reference to the famine which
RACES from Teheran southwark aud east
ward in the cities and districts of Irak, a
part of Koordistan, and LOOvistan, Kars,
herman, Khoraran and Gillian, in five of
the largest ports of Persia, the suffering is
fearful. 1t is impossible for tongue to de-
scribeits horrors. Here in Ispahan BUSH
ell of wheat is eight dollars, of barley sew
en-, and millet six; cotton seed and rice
still more expensive. CAS- money in Per-
STA is worth five times as much as in this
country, eight dollars for bushel of wheat
there is equivalent to forty here.) Multi
tudes are dying from starvation-I cannot
tell how many. But in villages number
ing five hundred houses, now but 200 re-
main. Multitudes have died and multi
tudes have fled. They hardly look like
human beings. Their appearance is fear
full to behold. AS go into the streets the
dead and dying and churchless meet the
eye constantly. They snatch at anything
to eat; husks of barley, bleod of animals,
flesh of dead horses and donkeys: Shop
keepers stand before their stalls with
clubs to keep the hungry and starving
from carrying everything away. Lamen-
tations and bitter crying for bread are
heard on all sides from objects staggering
along the streets. You will see people in
the public square selling their clothes and
all they possess for amere pittance in or.
der to get a few pence for bread but to pro-
long their suffering for an hour. Mothers
run frantic saying. What shall I do? my
children are dying for lack of bread
Three-forthS of Ispahan are beggars te-
day for bread. 9
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FOREIGN.
nEsPONDENCY OF THE POPE.

PARIS, July LIT is reported that Wash
burne, the American Minister, has assured the
French Government that no person convicted of
criminal acts in Paris against the National Gov
eminent during the reign of the Commune, viii
be permitted to reside in the United States.
HAGUE, July 19-In the upper Chamber of
Parliament, the Netherlands, by vote of 16 to
Is, postponed indefinitely further consideration
of the treaty for the cession of Guinea to Eng
land.
LONDON, July 19-The Standard says Glad
stone will abolish the system Of purchasers of
army commissions by royal warrants.
Several members ofthe royal family have Wis
tied the Emperor Napolean. ........,.r
Smallpox is decreasing in London.
Princess Helena, wife of Prince Christian, is
about to visit the Continent to seek relief from
an affection of the Lungs
PARIS, July 19.-The inhabitants of Metz
have sent petition to Theirs asking the pardon
Russell
The Journal de Paris attacks vigorously q
circular of the Project of the Seine which de-
prives the occupants of furnished lodges and of
the right to vote if they have not inhabited their
premises continually for twelve months.
The Partisan press have put forward a par
tial list of candidates for municipal elections,
which appears satisfactory to the public.
Rouher announces himself candidate for the
first vacancy in the National Assembly.
The Pope recently declared to the College of
Cardinals in a latin elocution that "All is lost
and only America can save u.s." He secs no
possible help from man, and recommends his
~ Al -
According to a constant correspondent Ma
poleon VISITS town every day. He generally
struts along the sunny side of Bond street. or
haunts the bow windows of a club house He
is very popular with the working classes who
cheer him, and he is getting very fat
LONDON, July 19.-The future Emperor and
Empress of Germany were snubbed by the
Queen on a recent visit to England. Her
majesty refused to take them in at any of her
palaces, and they were obliged to lodge with n
common Ambassador.
PARIS, July 19.-The DEGREES of the 9th and
18th of September, 1870 levying an import duty
of three francs, and sixty centimes, on each bale
of cotton, have been abrogated, and tits thought
the Minister of Finance, Ponyer Quertier, has
concluded to abandon the proposed duties on
raw material.
HAVANA, July 19.-General Palanca tele.
graphs under date of 18th, that an engagement
occurred the day before in which one hundred
insurgents were killed and the rest were dis
persed. Nine Spaniards were killed and ten
wounded.
According TO the Manzanilla correspondent
of the Diarfo, two expeditions Of fllibusters
from Venezuela landed. t.. r. .r.,.
Quesada proclamationan nounced the sailing
of three expeditions in the steamers, Virginia,
Bolivar and another, of which the name is not
known. The official confirmation of the second
landing has come to hand.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-20
Cnlnred Patriotism.

Everybody knows Jim johnson. porter at the
Atkin House, who is celebrated for his excessive
politeness and redundancy of speech. Jim is,
however, shrewd withal, and loses nothing by
his civility. Yesterday on the train he recogniz-
ed Jefferson Davis and lady, and approached the
distinguished traveller with the difidence that
characterizes him, informing him in confident
tone that was heard throughout the car, that he
was an old acquaintance--knew him when he
was in Virginia during the war, and that his
politics suited, adding that he was of his politics
and intended to diefor his country, if need be.
Mr.. Davis felt this humble devotion deeply-he
felt deep in his breeches pocket and pulled out
silver dollar and gave it to James as souve-
mir to keep his memory green. Jim says star
walton must come before he parts with the me-
mentO.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE.
The Pope Looks to America for Aid
Miners in California Resume Work,
sRIPWRECK OFF CAPE BRETON.
HON z NEWS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION IN
MARYLAND.
peace Restoresi i'm CALIFORNIA;.


SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-The National
Guards returned from Amsdora county this
morning, the work having been resumed in all
the mines.
QUEBEC, July 19-The ship Minerva.
from Liyerpool with two hundred and fifty five
passengers for Montreal, wrecked off at Cape
Breton All on board were saved.
PITTsBURG, July 19.-S. NJ. Loveridge, for
merly general agent of the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company, was fatally shot at noon
to-dsy.Ily FAfIH - f#EE Ell.
New YORK, July 19.-The second triennial
reunion Army of the James, occurred to-day
A letter from London dated the Sth, says
Thurlow Weed is not as we'll as when he left
The specie shipm ents to-day amounted to
$500
DR.. Alva Blaesdell, convicted of defrauding
the revenue, has been pardoned.
BALTIMORE July 19-The Democratic State
Convention nominated VIM. Pinckney Whyte
for Governor.
CINCINNATI July 19-The body of Captain
Blodgett, late of the steamer Carlisle who has
been missing since midnight, was found in the
river this morning. ,..
ST. LOUIS, July 19.--The Supreme Court of
the State decided the case upholding the county
tax collectors in sezing the stock of delinquent
railroads
New YORK, July IA committee of tn e
Kings county Medical Society report 1854
eases ofsmallpo1 in Brooklyn for the year end
ing July first, not few fatal cases for the past
month.
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The Death of ssTad,, Lincoln.

The death of Thomas Todd Lincoln,
1amlliarly known to everybody in the
United States during the war as "Tad"
Lincoln, of the White House, occurred
on Saturday at Chicago. During the oc-
cupancy of the presidential chair by his
father, Abraham Lincoln, TAD kept the
executive mansion alive with his pranks
and fantastic enterprises. The New York
Tribune says: os3
In his bOyish years he was idolized by
both his father and mother, petted and in
obliged by his teachers, and, fawned upon
and caressed by that noisom horde of of
f1ce-seekers which invested the ante-rooms
of the White House. He had so much to
do that he felt he could not waste time in
learning to spell. Early in the morning
you could hear his shrill pipe resounding
through the dreary corridors of the execu-
tive residence. The day passed in rapid
succession of plots and connections, and
when the President laid down his weary
pen toward midnight, he generally found
his infant goblin asleep under his table or
roasting his curly head by the open fire.
place and the tall chief would pick up
the child and trudge off to, bed with the
droWsy little burden ON his shoulder, stoop-
ing under the doors and lodging the
chandeliers. The President took infinite
comfort in the child's rude health, fresh
fun, and uncomfortable boisterousness.
He was pleased to see him growing in
ignorance of books, but with singularly ac-
curate ideas of practical matters. He treat
ed f1atterers and office-seekerS with a
curious GOODNESS and contempt, but he Of
ten espoused the cause of some poor widow
or tattered soldier, whom he found waiting.
in the ante.room, and it was most ANUS
ing to see the hearty little fellow dragging
his shabby proteges into the executive
presence, ordering the ushers out of the
way, and demanding immediate. action
from headquarters. The President rarely
refused grace of this kind, and the de-
mands were not so frequent as to lose the
charm of novelty.
Although still mere child at the death
of his father, this terrible shock greatly.
sobered and steadied him. His brother
Robert at once took charge of his educa
ton, and he made rapid progress up to the
time of his sailing for Europe with his
mother. He has ever since remained with
her, displaying thoughtful devotion and
tenderness beyond his years, and strangely
at variance with the mischievous thought
lessness of his childhood. He came home
a short while ago, greatly improved by his
residence abroad, but always the same cor
dial, frank, warm-hearted boy.
The cause of death was dropsy on the
chest. The remains of the deceased were
taken in a special car from Chicago Sun
day evening, to Springfield, Illinois,. for
interment in Oakridge Cemetery, beside
the remains of his father. The funeral
took place in Springfield yesterday morn
ing, and was attended by large cOncourse
of citizens.
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Mrs. Stanton, in letter to the RcvoE,I-
ton, from Iowa, relates how she sent one
poor. man bowling out of her sight She
says: In my travels occasionally meet
men who think that the chief glory of all
women is to bear children, One of these
conceited lords told me a few days since
that his wife had fourteen children, and
asked me if l did not think that was the
highest right woman could desire. Look
ing at his little head, contracted chest and
crooked legs, replied That turns some
what on the character and capacity of the
father. I must confess, sir, never saw a
dozen men worth repeating fourteent times
The poor man, reviewing his own defects,
looked as if he thought his own wifemight
have blundered in not preferring enfran-
chisement to the multiplying of so many
shadows of himself. 1T is better says
John Stuart Mill, ito give the world one
lion than twelve jackasses."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-20

IMPROVED FASHIONS The bellies of
Saratoga are now content to plat their
locks IN two long strands for morning
wear, in imitation. of those Berlin damsels
who chose this simple attire of Marguer-
lite in which to welcome the new Empe-
ror and his returning heroes. In evening
toilet -their-long -braids are, coquettishly
looped up, and few futtering ringlets are
added by way of man-traps, for everybody
knows there is sort of fascination lurking
about curls, from the young beauty OF six
teen, whose dear little head is covered over
with them, to the spinster OF an uncertrln
age, who wears her two. ringlets falling be-
hind her ears, XII TN II vi