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The New Process of it. Manufacture.

In g few weeks a large portion of New
York city will be lighted with napths gas,
by the Mutual Gas compsny," which
has its works quite completed. has laid q
twenty four inch main on Twelfth street,
from East to Hudson rivsr, and is now
laying si~xteen-inch mains on Third and
Fifth enu The Brooklyn "Citizsns'
company" is quite ready, and within a
few days will making naptha
gas to the amount of over five hundred
Thousand cubic feet per day. "A revolu-
ton in gas lighting is fast working up to
huge proportions. The Nsptba Gas COM
pany in New York consists of Vanderbilt,
Garrison, Kennedy, Thompson Dean and
Boss Tweed, with a capital of three mill
lions. The company has bought Watson
Webb's ship-yard for its machinery and
its works are finished. This nspths gas,
costing one-hslf less than the old, and of
double tire brilliancy, will be approved
and used everywhere.
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THE GENERAL COUNCIL
Regular Monthly Meeting-COmPtrOI-
Ier's Reports.

The regular monthly meeting of the
general council was held yesterday even
ing. The principal business of the even
ing was The passage of q resolution au-
thorizlng b mayor to employ counsel in
the Nicolson pavement case. A sugges-
ton from the mayor, to employ counsel
70 look after the nsvy-ysrd suit, which
has besn taken up to the supreme court
at Washington, was agreed to. The Tee
for said lawyer is TO be $1,000.
The new board Of assessors, appointed
by the mayor, were confirmed. They are
II. NJ. James, Shelby street; s. Nj. Jobe.
Court street; John Newsom, Market
street; ]. d. Freligh, clerk. A modified
proposition from W. B. Grsenlaw, IN re-
fereucs 70 the purchase Of the navy-yard,
was referred 20 the Improvement COM
mittee.
The following is the comptroller's re-
p3rt:
C-oMPTRoLLER's RKPORT.
C-oMPrRoLLER's OFFIoE,
MEMPHIS, November l, 1871.
TIC the Honorable General Council:
The following is my report for the month
OF October, ISL:
Ttres Paid IN City indebtedness.
Taxes. fortielh corporate year-.--..-... 1915 3
Taxes, ~forty-frst corporate year.----- 96 81
Taxes Orty-second corporate year S4l 70
Expense on above collection-~"-......- 4O 81
1858 a
Cash Receipts.
On acct ~oftaxes, forty-third corporate
year, ninth and tenth wards, assess
ments for interest .........--.-------- ~ W
On acct of taxes, forty-third corporate
year, eight old wards, assessment for
interest Ziofo .
Sn aocJ OftaXes, forty-third corporate
year, ninth and tenth wards, assess
ment for general purpOses----.-..- 81 %
On acct of taxes. forty third cOrpor-
ate year, eight old wards, assessment
for general purpOses.-------.-----.--..-.. Liz %
On account OF NicoisOn pavement. AZ 50
On account of privileges-----...-."--.9O 90 u
On account of wharfage TO Oct. Y, IL. l,O4 %
On acct of market stalls, north, S24i 70
On acct Of market stalls south. 44 81 7S3 .
recorders court-~--~--.--......-' 2.578 2J
On account of zines and penalties 20
lice 4sduO W
On account OF city hospital, marines GS u
81 60
On account OF taxes, fOrty-fOurth CIR
assessment ior interesf--~.....-~-~' al Is
On account of taxes, fOrty-fourth cor
mHent for intsrsst-~.-.~.--~@~~...~. 5,752 1o
On account of taxes. forty-fourtn cor
lassessment Tor general p1rpo eau. 87 "a
On account of taxes, forty-fOurtn COR
porate year, eight old wards, assess
ment for general purposes. 3.UT Os
On &C ountof procseos OF bills psyR.
AHA z Nml nD
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Ftr.t C1rcaIt Ceur1-Hal.helL. Iudr.
second ChAneeFy coart-ChaaeeIIor
scott.

Case Of Moses Va. Moncrief was the onlg
case heard yesterday; the remainder OF
the calender goes over to Friday. Case OF
OF City VS. MoCombs and Southern railroad
association the only Gaze set for to day,
and win be the only case called.
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KO0.s AND BOARD.
FOR LEASE.

nMELISG-WiLh 81 acres OF land. on
Bsss avenue. Appf5 70
"a AcICALLA- So Shelby street
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EooEokK.-Fake your fall clothing 70
the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt q Hsnson's old standl 2l6 Second
street. HANSON a WALKER
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TaFraat's Setter ADsFlsnf,
MOTIcE.

To the Stockholders Of Memphis Wood and
Willow Ware Manutacturing Com
A I the instance of the Board of DirsctoIs
IA q meeting Of ali the stockholders in said
company Is called TO meet on the Sd OF No
Vember inst. at my once, 50 Union street,
at 10 o'clcck am.
As business Of the utmost Importance Will
be called Up, every member Is urged to at,
tend. 7. ]. LATHAM, President
Evening Ledger o q mol
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sTRAYEB OR STGLEn.

noG-S50 REWARD white and yellow
~ spotted setter dog The above TeFard
Wi De paid foE Ais delivery al - West COnrf
street, up stairs. Dol
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STEAMR1ATS.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and white River United States
Mail Line.
ST.. r. r. WALTZ W. J.. Ashford, Master
WIN leave Memphis SATURDAY. 18th inst.
at > pm, for IackB0Dport and intermediate
points. Fol freight or passage apply to
W. n. KENNEDAY, Agent,
ONCE on COmpsny's Wharfboet,
me- -Footo OF Court street
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PREPARE for cold weather, and have
your CRATES set with Lemons Improve
ment. Leave orders at 2o5 Second street
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GREAT BARGAINS

DRESS -,
NEW GOODS RECEIVED,
AND ADDED To THE
BARGAINS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
BLACK ALPACAS.
GREAT BARGAINS no
GREAT BARGAIEs IN
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
PLAIN AND FANCY
DRESS GOODS,
AT 80. IS. 40, 60 AND eOo4NTs.
All the above
BEAUTIFUL AND NEW GOODS
FRESH TO-DAY.
LADIES NEW STYLE LINEN COLLARS.
something very pretty
LADIES' NEW STYLE TIES.
FANCY NEEDLE CASES
FANCY BOXES.
Somthing handsome in
CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS.
NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS
FRESH TO-DAY AND A GREAT BARGAIN
VERY HANDSOME WATERPROOF.
BARGAINS IN
BLACK VELVETEENS.
GREAT ARE OUR ATTRACTIONS
GREAT U BARGAINS IN NEW GooDs!
PAISLEY SHAWLS.
HERZOGL IL BRO,
"a Main street
JACKETsi Braided Jsckstsii Beautiful
braided Jackets, a. S., worth $40, al
B. LOWENSTEIN q BROS.
GAS.
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sOARpEsS

nOARDESS-TeTms reasonable. Apply al
II No. 4 eUOurt street. mol
u OARDEKs Gentlemen day boarders, al
y rs third street. References required and
given oc28
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RIVER NEWS


The weather has been cloudy the LAST TWEEN
ty-:our hours and quite cool. b river de-
olined ere inch. The following teiegFfme
give me Stage OF water Al the most imPor-
tank points. Business at he landing was
moderate. Nothing of Importance occurred
10 Dreak lac monotOny. Navigation has In
proved, but should we be compelled 70 re-
port q decline nom day to day very long,
matters VII get as bad as ever, but indica-
tons are that there W II be rain In the upper
countries. p o. I-T.
by Telegraph.
NIcKsBURG, November L-Down: Katie, 10
last night Up: Henry s. Turner, / pm.
weather cool aud cloudy. r
NEW, ORLEANS November l.-Arrfved. M.
!. Wlcks, ~. Louis. Departed Dexter. ST,
Louis; Louisville, Louisville.
LITTLE MOCK, November L. Weather clear
cool. River declining. Departed Column
DiaY 81 Louis; Little Rock. above.
ATT, November L.-River & feet 0
inches mine ehannel, having risen 4 inches.
Partially clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE November L.-Weather cloudy
and cool Mercury co. River swelling Q lftce.
Business good.
CArRo, November 1 Port Iist* r. ]. Lock-
wood, VfcksDurg 70 st Louis, m: st. Joseph
cleared for Memphisa ate am; Andy Johnson,
Cairo to New Orleans, q n; Emile LaBarge,
Memphis TO St Louis, 9 am; City OF Alton,
New Orleans 70 81. Louis, II am; Common
wealth cleared for New Orleans at l pm, s.
Thayer, Cairo 70 White river, / Pun; jim. kel.
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50 The city subscribers skO tail % re
esavs IheiT PAPers promptly, viii ObIaze
1s BY ssAdisK word 20 this OHees
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BLACK DIAkONDs.

Best Pittsburg coal 81 90 delivered.
Best Camel coal u 10 delivered.
Best Mt. Carbon coal 50 cts. delivered
GEO. MELLERSH,
278 Main street.
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CONFEDERATE RELIKF ASSOCIATION
FRRE LEcTURE.-The association viii
meet tonight, At s p.m., At the second
circuit courtroom. An address on the
life Of General Albert Sidney johnson
will be delivered by Colonel Z. W. Mum
ford. Every member is urged, and the
public invited 20 attend.
MINOR MERIWErHER, Secretary.
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JACKETsi Braided Jscketsi! Beautiful
braided Jackets, a. S., worth $40, at
B. LOWENSTEIN a BROS.
GAS.
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B. A. HoLLENEEEG's Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 262 Second street
Sec advertisement elsewhere.
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AT Wsggoner's, the most tasteful suits
of clothes are made, Of the finest and
most durable material. at the least pos
sibls cost. W~sgyoner's Is the center of
taste, fashion and elegance.
10 cases choice styles of prints now
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JOE LOCKE, 2ssH Main street, has the
lArgess assortment Of Magazines, Pictorials
and dsilies In tbs city.
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HRAr, COMFORT AND EcoNoAY.-This
you win get BY having your CRATES set
with Lemons Improvement. Call st 285
Second strest.
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SEz advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the MILLION
Marriage GRide-in another column. It
hould b psad bv all
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United states Ooart-Eanmons, Judge
LOCAL NEWS.


-to 70 OoLeHe.
ATTEND Robertson's Business College
-Thos. cubbinH, bricklayer, "a Main st.
-Armstrong's Photographic Gallery,
No. III Main street. Three faultlsss gen
pictures for fifty cents.
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PunPs. al6 second aLreet.

No PLACE better for cleaning gentle.
mems wear than the Memphis Steam
Dying Establishment, 262 Second street,
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BARTLETT, Tennessee.
Refer 10 Il. ". Philips, Of ire Southern
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Respectfully submitted.
u. A. SHEPHERD,
City Comptroller
Owing to the lstensss Of the hour at
which the Council adjourned, the official
publication of the proceedings is delayed
until Tomorrow
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PLUAEs beautifully cleaned and dyed
at the Memphis Steam Dyelng Establish
msnt, 262 Second street.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS a. Browne
4 Brownies, SIS Second strsst.
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A. SEESSEL q SON.
GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME.
TICKETS oNE DOLLAR.
Our windows beautifully illuminated
every evening.
A, SEEsSEL& SON.
GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME.
A. sEEssEL & SON.

TTyoLI, 81 SOUTH CoUKr sTREEr-We
invite our friends and the public gensr-
ally 70 sn excellent lunch this morning,
from I0L 70 z O'Clock,
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TEE chsapest and best Dyeiue ana
Cleaning House fl the city is I'll 9zs 49,
ond street (Hunt q Hsnson's Ola standl
HANSON q WALKER
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LAW REPORT.
First ChAReery- COurt-nOrgan, Cham

First ChaReery COurt-MOrEan, Chan
eeIler.
The following decisions were rendered
Stacker VS. Feidman, receiver appointed
and references; Topp VS. Memphis and Ar.
kansas river packet company, injunction
dissolved; Rev. ByrDe, petition 70 amend
charter Of st. PETERS Literary Associs.
ton, granted; Dsadrick vs. Field, report
confirmed. The case Of Pope vs. Pope will
be taken up first this morning, after
which the following cases viii De Iaken
up; s5S, Otis vs. Levy loSs, May vs. Lew
is; 1855, Taylor vs. Wade; 1911, BRer We
Schnoszsnburg; l1l6, Rosser VS. Cornell;
I'LL, same VS. same; Ills, Dobbs VS. Dobbs;
1l19, Hooks VS. Adams; ll20, Patrick VS.
Patrick; lI2l, Gayoso Savings Institution
vs. Abbot; 1I22, Marlborough vs. Ysrbor-
rough; 1l23, Allen VS. Sexton; 1924, Ford
VS. Winters; 1126, Carter VS. Becker; 1927,
Ramsey vs. Hough; 112s, Buntyn VS.
Featherstone; 1I2e, McMsnus vs. No
Connen; llSl, Sterling rs Sterling; 1872.
Ftte VS. Carroll; 1888, Chateau VS. Street;
uS4. Hanks VS. Cummings; 1l35, Saunders
VS. Kelly; ll37, Oweu VS. Ere chet; 1l3S,
Mckee VS. Mckee; lao, Armour W. Ar
mOur; ll4I, Brinley VS. Smith; L42, Msr-
riman VI Csnnovsn; U43, Peyton VS.
Cochran; 1l44, Sanders VS. Sanders. To-
morrow Is motion day. Attorneys hav-
ing the papers in the case of Buck We
Williams will please return them TO the
clerks office.
First CtreaIG Court-HskskesI, Judge
Judge Thomas r. Smith commenced his
argument n the gas case yesterday after
noon and will conclude To-Day. The
charge Of the court will her be delivered
and the case given to the jury. A cslen-
der Of cases viii be published for trial to-
morrow, ana the cases thesein disposed
on the call as usual. The regular Jurors
summoned are requested TO report to-
morrow instead OF to-day, as their servi-
ces win not be required until then.
Seeon ChaneeFy conference.-the
Scott
Csse Of Moses Va. Moncrief was the only
case heard yesterday; the remainder Of
the calender goes over to Friday. Case of
Of City VS. MoCombs and Southern railroad
association the only case set for to day,
and win be the only case called.
second CtrcuiG C0aKt-Malsey, Judge.
The csse OF Keel against Keel will be
resumed this morning, and after the same
Ia disposed Of, the cases as published for
yesterday will be proceeded with, togeth-
er with the following additional Q
specially set for to-day. 2s70, Thornton
VI johnson, ct al; 599, Hart VS. Miller ct
al; 900, Hart vs. Miller, ct al.
United States OOart-ExHm0Rs, Judge.
The argument in the Nicolson pave.
mont case closed Tuesday evening, but the
judge said he would be unable To render
his decision until next term. In the
meantime the clerk was ordered 20 take
proof Of certain claims in reference to the
case. There sre about $500, 600 involved
in the case.
In The caseof Cochrane q Co., VS. steam
boats Commercial and Liberty No: 2, the
motion to dismiss the appeal was over
ruled.
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EXAMINE tbs crate in this ofice. sT,s
0reat saving Of fusL-ED. 81
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FOR RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmpany-U. y Mail Line.
Pat CIehuFne--Reese PrfLeharu. Master,
Leaves Memphis FRIDAY, 3D. inst, st S p.m.,
for Little Rock and intermediate points.
For freight or passage apply to
w. b. RENNhDAY, Agent,
Office on Compary's Wharfbolt.
no2 Foot OF Court street.
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Reeeived daily per express nv Y. n
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.
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RlAKKEIsI RIAnKsISII

The celebrated California blankets,
made OF extra fine wool, three yards (l2-45
wide, are offered ct low prices st
MENKFN BROTHERs-'
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on Friday night at the ofics of Donoho
Buckley, when the following board
Of directors was elected; b. D. Bulklev.
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l. ERNEST PERRINe,

Is cases choice styles of prints now
opening st COlps, Z78 Main street.
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founded, are repugnsnt to the constitu-
ton n laws of the United States, and,
therefore, null and void.
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FOB . ORLEANS.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Remphls and Arkansas River Packet Com.
pany-U. s. Mall Line.
UNRE ELEGANT PASSENGERS BOATS OF
this line leave Memphis for all points
on Arkansas river r.r
MONDAYS, WEDNESBAFS tAND FRI.
DAYS, at AZ p.aA-
For fra,ght, passage or other Information,
W. h. KENNEDAY, Agent
Onace on Company's WhRrfboat.
oN Foot OF Court street.
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Jackson county farmers grow very nDe
tobacco.
Much Georgia cotton is being market
ed in EafsulR.
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QUIZ READERS viii Gud t-elerra.htc
news nd a complete esmEaereiaI report
en- the third page.
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Orgsaist Of St. Peters Church, late o.
London, and formerly Of the Academy o.
Music Of New York, hss taken up bis
residence in Memphis permanently, and
will take q limited number Of pupils, who
desire Il hnish their education as vocalists
or instrumentsbsts. Lessons on the organ
a. special rates, Mr.. Perring makes the
cultivation Of the voice a specially, Ap,
plicstions may be left at the music stores,
l5 cases choice styles OF prints now
opening st Coils, 27S Main street.
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Figures for the Contemplation and
study Of Memphis Merchants and
Business Men.
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FOR SALE.

EEUITF AEM-Choics fruit fsEm FOR sale.
II EuEer ms Guit farm foE sale. contain
Ing thirty--urss acres, located one nile rom
5Erlfa-t and ten miles from Memphis On the
II & raIrOsd, which hiss On Il, W1thcGt
drrbL. the best selection Of fruits n Ness
tennessee. soOG new house coDiatng nVe
ICONS two clothes presses, bath room and
s1Ieadid cellar. About eight acres IN
uaaeHes. y oEtty "Hzls's carr kshe eGrllesL
peach Eu9Enl two acres In ElsW9eErleA
one acre IN raspberrtes, besides pear o2cDaru
ans q ctoics selection Of apple. pLurna, cner-
rites. aurtC3-s grapes, etc. The aDcEs uses
hsvs been set SIX FesrE. me trult, aloAe nc
pa aesrul has brought ne more Than one
half the price asked Tor the place. FOR terms
ana -parrfrzLars. Address.
l. ". HAMILTON. Roprtstor,
Bartlett, Tennessee.
Refer 10 Il. v. Philips, Of ire sOuthsTn
Farmer &C.
Uw one nue chester white SOW. Apply
= AtG0E Main street. o.
NFULE-A mesh lot OF mules arrived last
~ night. 8 gogd lot OF mules snc horses on
hand a at times, At FhIHS &JAAES
Z or On Walnut street on time Apply
H as Union ~ G5oasE DL4oS.
no. 1 COUNTER AND SHELVING for
a a grocery store. Also, one 5sesrns q
Hsrvln's FIrs-prOof safs. Apply to
seq PAErEE a EARREsf, No. Union 81
n EsDESCE-A desirable residence, No.
II - JEFFERSON street; 5 rooms and Kitchen;
goOC servants hOU-1, stable and carriage
house, coal and wood house, excellent cAsuern
uadsr new ahed, ali In good repair; price
Low and terms sssy. Apply On premises. sci
: Aw-zLLL-OnSA No Steam SsW-Nfn,
= complete, with GrEf sttscbed forty
horse poWeD. Apply 70 J. A. OELG1.
fyt 40 z5R Second street. &emphts.
nLGFF CITY MILLs Isl Poplar street.; in
y g0cd repair; win sell on easy terms, or
rsrE y, z MYERS,
~ NJ Main street.
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men, November l, is7f.
By Alderman DWyer:
A revolution that tbs property owners on
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1857.

MARE-s0 REWARD-WM pay the above
W reward for The return OF one black
mare, ne-Yy with fold 10 hands high, n
WINE spot IN forehead, aged six years
Isl
OaO sALLIEA. 50 Beale street
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FOR CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.

Memphis and 81. L0ais US. Nail Line
For Osceola. Madrid, Hickman. Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
lion Il. r., 81 Cairo with
Illinois Central RAILROAD, and
- bets up the Ohio River.
ST. JOSEPH master
This elegant steamer VIII leave e.
as above
THIS DAY, I'd inst, al s pm.
Tickets for all points via Memphis and ST.
Louis packets, North, East and West; apply
to General railroad and steamboat office,
TOM q. DUNN. cor. Court and Main SITS.
Freight received at the st. Louis Wha=fbCat.
FLEM. CALVERT, Gen1 Sup't
uo2 ". E. DILL, Agent.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-30

seph G.. Luther, present habiti,c of Con-
gress Hall, on her Wedding tour. Mrs.
Luther took Robert to Swansey, Massa-
chusetts, instructed him, and few years
afterward he made am engagement at the
Union Hotel. During the winter he ca
tered for those eccentric bachelors in New
York, Mr.. L. III. Faiie, Mr.. Edward Pen
ford, or Robert McCrosky. Only the for
mer survives. In 1858 Robert became head
waiter at Congress Hail. He caters for
New Workers in thewinter at log Waverly
Place. Robert has perhaps the largest ac-
quaintance of any one in Saratoga. He
knows old Presidents and scions Of royal-
ty, knows distinguished savans, poets,
statesmen and historians He lives in a
beautiful vine-clad cottage on Washington
rtreet, in Saratoga, where the guests of
Congress Hall frequently call upon his
wife, who is one OF the neatest housekeep-
ers Mt Saratoga
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j. c. TIPToN

The Indianapolis Sentinel correspondent
doesn't like the way they do in England.
He writes: "When the Right Honorable
the Earl Granville, the representative of
the Government in the Lords, turns in his
seat and in coarse, defiant tone, shouts in
the face of the venerable Earl Russell as he
utters o sentiment Earl Granville does not
relish YAH, YAH, YAH, YAH, YAH,
Yah, Yah, YAH (he said it thrice as many
times, as rapidly as the voice could utter)-
! say he has done thing disgraceful and
disgusting
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THE CLEVELAND OUTRAGE.
The People Denounce the Lynching,

CLEVELAND, Tenn, Aug. %, 1871.
EDITORS CHRONICLE-I see in the Press
and Herald of this morning an account of
the "KukluX" affair at this place on Friday
night last, and in justice to this cOmmuni-
ty, as well as to the young lady who is con-
nected with the affair, l must state that
the above account is not correct, except in
one item, that DR.. McNabb did make some
examination upon the deceased boy. The
young lady and her father both deny any
attempt being made by the boy whatever
TO commit a rape and the Press and Her.
AIDS correspondent is greatly mistaken in
public sentiment here in regard to the af-
fair. Since the appearance of the article
referred to above, L have heard the express
sion Of a number of persons of all political
creeds and cOlors, and cannot hear of a
man who endorses this outrage upon the
laws of our country, and 1 am authorised
to state that Bradley county, of all parties
and colors are opposed to mob law in any
shape or form whatever, and certainly no
one will deny that the boy was taken out
of Jail and hanged by men in disguise,
having masks and other covering to their
faces, with white horses and horses cover
ed with white, and it is believed they hail
ed from Georgia, as they were seen on their
return in that direction seven miles from
Cleveland.
/ regret the appearance of the article re-
ferred to above, as it would seem to impli-
cate the good citizens OF our county, and
do no good to the parties concerned.
Respectfully,
&C. TIPToN.
The above letter we cheerfully publish,
for it sets the people of Bradley county
right, and is fitting rebuke TO the sheet
that endorsed the KulSlux outrage.-EDs.
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this country, it belongs to the Lutherans,
while the Methodist are putting up an
other large church, and ere long we look
for other denominations to build.
You who would farm, merchandise.
work machinery or retire from business,
would do well to look through Morgan
county before purchasing elsewhere.
MORGAN