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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-06-14
Enlarged.

The DAILY IT1n ItepW6ticaIl came out last
evening greatly enlarged with new dress and
more matter, printed on what IS known by
the type, matter and advertisements, that il is
printed by the new company Mt Columbia, in
which Mr.. Rolf Saunders, late of the Wig
Gnd Regi'tes oftbisJ siiSSyisI nass interested
Tho inside Is printed in the Rrp,tbiiean office,
and is rs vigorous rs ever. ~
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ORDER or EXERCISES.

Prayer
Music.
Latin Oratinn-Dc Adoescentia. H. II. Lud-
low, Knoxville, Tenn. $500.
Oration-Alfred the Great and George Wash
ington n Parallel. q. B. Brazclton New Mar
ket, Team.
Oration-Innovations of the Age. I. o.
Deaderick, Knoxville Tenn.
Grafton English Liberty. S.P Pieccc New
Market, Tenn.
Music. .s.r.
deias. T. D. Deaderick. ~ F.f.Isi.
Oration-Polcy of Pcrices. IT, III. Ludlow
:. Oration-Ierome Savonarola. J. Maynard,
Knoxville, Tenn. rl 10
Music. .-.-st
Benediction BY Rev. Thomas W. Humcs.
ID. d., President of the University.
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East Tennessee. virginia and GeOrgiR
Railroad stock Wanted.

Several small lots of, this stock wanted. The
highest market price paid. Send to the East
Tennessee Book House. .....
yl7-w9t .4 H. RICHARDS.
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The Mammoth Embellishments.

We need do no more than invite attention to
the advertisement of Cowan, McClung & Co.,
the largest Wholesale establishment in the South.
They are advertising prcpara tory to the sum-
mer trade. Combining the best business talent
in the South, with abundant capital, close APP
plication to their business, and never failing at
tention to the interests of their customers, they
are enabled to present inducements to the lner-
chants of the territory named in their adyer-
tisement, offered BY no other establishment in
the country. Their stock is always full, and
they keep every class of goods suited to the
markets of this section. Merchants will find il
much more to their interest to buy of them
than to purchase East. an m I u
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ChirOE raphy.

Mr., T. b. MoLemorc will visit various points
in Knox and adjoining eounties tor the purpose
of giving lessonslih Fenfnanslfip. We~coiinsef
all who desire to improve themselves in this
beautiful and useful art 70 avail themselves of
this opportunity.
Mr.. McLemore is an excellent teacher and
gcntlepsn of steFlipgintegTy, We commend
him to the confidence of the intelligent and
worthy Oi any community. in WHICH, he may
soiourn. lnstruction thorough andterns reas-
enable .Ha..ulf. ly vi1-ay4t.
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NfESSRS.
MESSRS.
Chamberlain & AIbers

OiloiiluCi tdIII " AiUGIS
Have received very large stock
Of PAINTS, OILS and C0LORS.
Our numerous Country Readers
will do we'll to remember this fact
when they buy their PAINTS for
Spring Repairs. The firm men
toned are also Agents for Cher
land Chemical Paint, which is
already prepared and ready for
putting on, thus saving much
trouble and expense, s b. .. -s..- ... ~.
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b. 1T no small job to discharge all this business
in so short time. and the fact that it was done
shows that business has been thoroughly syste-
matized. 1t speaks well for the business Ca
pacity of those connected with the Office.
The following is II statement of pensions paid
l,,rir.. thn mt ,.nnLa ,riu
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Personal.

We regret to state that Col. John H. Leuty,
so long and prominently connected with tie
Rockford Manufacturing Company, has re-
moved to- Knoxville, where, we are glad to
know, he will enter in new field of usefulness
in connection with the largest drug establish
mont in East Tennessee that of i. J. Sanford
u Co. We regret to lose his services and his
society, butawc are glad that Knoxville i, the
gainery 30Olonel Leuty has itcharacter as n f.
nancier, -ttId rs a man of high toned principles
and undoubted integrity, that requires no COM
ment from our pen. As business man he has
no superior and as y genial social sgcntlenen,
has few equals. We can only congratulate
Knoxville Dnits good fortune in securing 70 its
business circles and society suclr man ms
John II. Leuty. He leaves ourlnidst With many.
regrets amaycftie sy i'll him ollr bea wisbesfoI&
prosperity and happiness, and our sincere hopes
tlnt his future may be bright and joyous, and
may go.1Roek}ord MaaJdctarcr. = -g-
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4 The contest between the Sprague and Excel
sior Mowers came off at Strawberry Plains yes
tcrday as announced. A large number of far
mers were present to witness the contest The
committee consist of b. f. Ketchum, J. NJ
Luttrel and d. H. Meek. We only have room
for the report of the committee which is us
follows: 5000, 80 .f sr-. ~ .-r re-. .
The committee on the moving contest be-
tween the Sprague and Excelsior Mowers, beg
leave to report rs follows:
lst Which is the cheapest machine? Your
committee think the Sprague is Er Fl
md. The most simple in construction taking
tho machines as whole? We think theSprague
has the preference.
Sd. Which is the most durable Without
the test of time, your committee cannot say.
4th. Which requires the most power2 Your
committee are of opinion that the Excelsior
does, it being the heaviest machine.
9Th. Which has the least side draught? Your
committee is of opinion that it depends upon
| the length of cutter-bar and the condition of
9th. Which docs the most work in the least
time? Blank.
eth. Which does the best work. Your COM
mittee Is of opinion that they both do excellent
work ..... ... ...
Sth Which is the most portable when in
operation or otherwise? Your committee think
| the Sprague is ......
9th The arrangement for throwing in and
out of gear2 Your committee are of opinion
| that both are ell arranged. '''.
10TH The accessibility ofparts for oiling, tight
ening NUTS Your committee give the Sprague
the preference.
Nth. Convenience and safety of driver? Your
committee has no choice. ..,...-s.r3.g Cd.
18th. Adaptation to uneven surfaces and cut
ting different heights? Your committee is OF
opinion that the fSpraguc is the easiest adjust
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ID; AZ y sipPhctyyI thialstRe EAcehlp { &

Cog NheeIs, WhlIc the bprague has i've
I'D. As to side draught, from very, close OBJ
am convinced that the Sprague has the most
side thereby causing the of horse to do the
most of tho work With the above exceptions,
cordially agree with the other members offthe
committee.
ID. III. MEEK
The committee were governed in the above
conclusions by special arrangement between
the contestants. go
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s,rrTII.aIH,sYfNtI.T.NNrrHr-
why Messrss sIoag GIN a s'ssireh asssss,tisHed
with the Triumph Of the s.Sprsguc' ut
VA Plains s.rfs.H sns..a.Hf.#


The great favor with which the Sprague
Mower has been received by the farmers, owing
to its Superior excellence over all other mowers,
and to its chcapness, has excited the ire of man
ufacturcrs and agents of other moving machines
Among others, the Knoxville agent of a heavy
and high priced mower is greatly disturbed,
and hvaing claimed that the machine for
which he is agent was as good as the Sprague
Mower we challenged him to test Of the two
machines.
This challenge he accepted by naming the
time and place Of trial, and the following agree
ment was entered into between us, to which we
invite the particular attention of the public:
KNOXVILLE June 9Th, 1871
In the trial Of mowers between the Sprague
and the Excelsior Mowers, to como off on Tues
day, June 9Th, Mt Strawberry Plains, Tennessee
on the farm of a. Caldwell, ESQ, we
mutually agree TO adopt the rules and rcgu-
lations of the Minnesota State Agricultural
Society for 1871, governing such trials, and we
agree to DO governed by them in the contest
Each party is to select one judge who is not an
owner of either machine. The two judges thus
chosen shall select the third judge, who is also
not to be an owner of either machine. The
three judges are 10 have full control OF the trial
and IRE hereby agree TO accept Hrir decision.
MCCoRKLE & Co,
...r -.. On behalf Of the Excelsior.
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Thanks 20 Mrs. WinsIOw's Soothing syrup.
We have been relieved from slecrlcss nights of
painful watching with poor, suffering, teething
children. II gives not only rest, but yigor and
health-the little fellow will wake up bright,
cheerful and rcfreshed-softcns the gums, cures
wind collie and regulates the bowels Christian
tdbiHet.
BE sure and call for s,iiBa sul 400
MRS. WINSLOW' SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the facsimile of "CURTIs Il PER-
KINs' on the outside wrapper. All others are
blse limitations. viI4-dlw-wlt
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Aessrs. Ne C0rkic i Co.. Knorrille
GENTLEMEN: w are in receipt of your note
of this date and contents noted. In reply would
respectfully say that we can see no grounds for
dissent from the decision of the judges at the
peal from that decision unless it can be i'm
peached. To adopt your course this thing
would continue all summer and wo are perfectly
satisfied, as are the farmers generally, which of
the, two machines is best, Ifyou have any
grievances to offer make them known publicly,
We will then take it into consideration. --t 3
l ! ! : IILAIrrlII MN,
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.yssI3 o. B.F. KErdhUMaL
IL i III II.rrRL.r
Mt d H Meek presented minority report

VI ~ H. lhcck pTCocHleu q minority report
as follows. 'Es--r
The undersigned, one of the above committee |
with much dtdencc, begs leave to make the !
following minority report. VS." |
- lst- As to cheapncss, taking weight of mate
rial and mechanism into consideration, i am of
the opinion that the Excelsior is as cheap, if not
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An ACT TO CHARTER THE TOWN OF HAMBURG;
SECTION /. BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of South
Nembly and by the authority Of the same, That
from and after the passage Of this Act all citi-
zens of this State having resided sixty days IN
the town of Hamburg, shall be deemed, and
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corporate ; and the said town shall be called
and known by the name of Hamburg, and its
corporate limits shall be held and deemed to
extend from the Savannah Bridge, LEADING. to
Augusta, Georgia, one mile West, one-half q
milo East, and one mile North,
SEC. 2. That the said town shall be governed
by an Intcndant and four Wardens, who shall
be citizens of this State, and shall have resided
within the corporate limits of said town fol
sixty days Immediately preceding their elee'
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HON e NE WS.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 30.-The Milligan
case has gone to the jury. The Judge, in
charging the jury ,sustains the prohibitions
of the Constitution as declared by the Su-
preme Court as over riding General Ha-
ney's acts, though sustained by the FEEDER
al Executives approval, or supported by
Congressional enactment The Judge,
however, recognizes the right of Congress
to limst the time for righting wrongs. The
jury were ordered to return a sealed ver-
dict.
WASHINGTON, May 3O.-The Depart
ments were all closed to-day for the decor
alton of the soldiers graves.
MOBILE, ALA, May S0.-There was a
destructive fire here last night on st.
Francis Street. Mcclure, Blackwood &
Co. g wholesale drug store is where it ori-
ginated. The following named houses
were burned: G A Arnold's hat store, and
John Reid & Co.'s wholesale dry goods
store. Also on east side Of Water street ]
C. Dubase & Co.'s wholesale drug store, ]
r Sherman & Co.'s stationery and II Bern
stein's shoe store, and on the west side NJ
Simon Il Bros clothing store was totally
destroyed, Kennedy Lyons & Co.'s whole
sale dry goods, HI Smith & Co.'s boot and
shoe store, + Williams saddlery store,
Bedgood's book store, Commercial Nation
al Bank building, III Webb's crockery
store was badly damaged. Loss, over
$500, 600. rr
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,r,e,uist Princes Tolerate i'm Florence
rhiers Disarms the National Guards.
Miscellaneous and washington News.
Huge's House Assaulted in Brussels.
MISCELLANY.

PARIS, May 30.-Only the 5th, 18th and
10th Arondissements, Belleville and Viii
lette quarter remain under military oc-
cupation. r. r -, ..,. s,54 4, s -,
The city is calm. rfn ta- - 4,sz
The discipline of the army is admira-
BILE. s1ia zt Sa93 liiy
-. VERSAILLES, May 30.-The inhabitants
of Belleville have openly announced that
they will make reprisals. a.t97
A secret system of arson and assassina-
tions is apprehended. - .HTs.s7 l.e.5z
There are constant discoveries of i'm
mense stores of petroleum in Paris. ~
The insurgents in Fort Nincennes have
surrendered Internationally. .7' ,slh.
~ The Gdutois announces that the Orleans
Princes will be allowed to live in France.
-Thiers has ordered the disarmament of
Paris and the dissolution Of the National
Guards in the depar tments of the Seine.
Mcmahon has issued q congratulotory
proclamation to the army. 5i,.r ~, s.,e
Paris is tranquil, and trade already shows
signs of reyiving. The soldiers are feted
by the inhabitants arrests Of insurgents
- LONDON, May 30.-The Daily Neus says
trains for Paris will run Tomorrow 80,
The people of Brussels smashed the win
dows of Victor Hugo's house. The police
now guards the property ii H.;1 = 4,t.5.-.,
.1rA A proclamation from sMcA1ahon to the
people of Paris announces their deliver
ance from the Communists, and order, Sc
curity and labor are about being re-estab-
lished. .1aHH4 t7 . - es231r '1ls i1s
Gen. ;LaCrecilia, who fed to Vincennes,
has surrendered. nr g-s s'-s asoIi
The Paris journals demand the cessation
of summary executions. t.,- ~. ,t ~. =
The murdered priests lie in state for. a
week.sfrsr-.-E ytF-~-ssb F5rfT
r. nAll the members of the Commune eX-
cept Pyatt and Graussett, have been killed
or captured. 5000 q. 5-.. 81 "a -. 3.
The national archives, national library,
national arsenal and the museum of the
Louvre are safe. The carpet manufacture
.des, Gobelins and the obseryatories are
badly damaged. j33 a4ilQl ilc54
SINGAPORE, May PA volcanic efup-
ton and earthquake has shaken the Island
of Rua, and the country is terribly devas-
tated. Four hundred lives were lost. ~
BRUSSELS, May 30.-It was announced
in the Belgian Senate that Victor Hugo's
letter was regarded as conspiring against
the Belgian Government, and he was re-
quested to leave the country. Hugo re-
fused to depart, whereupon his departure
was enforced by decree issued from the
king. +; t - A1t -
LONDON, May 3O.-Victor Hugo, being
driven from Belgium, is coming to Lon
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Died.

Mrs. Martha A. Wilds, consort of our well
known fellow citizen, Luke Wilds died at the
residence of her husband, on Monday night at
IN clock, after lingering illness of several
weeks duration. The deceased was a faithful
WIFE, iond and devoted mother, and kind
ana onlglng neighbor She bad resided in
Knoxville all her life, and died at the age of
hfty years and FIVE months. Funeral service.
will be held at the residence of Mr.. wilds on
Ma ery street, East Knoxville at 8 o clock p
", siter which her remains will be inferred in
Gray Cemetery. Friends are invited to be
nresent -. ..--t F.
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Col. Thornbureh ana the Cadets.

Yesterday, after the decoration services were
concluded, the College Cadets marched to the
front of the Lamar House, where, under the
direction of Col. Mariner, they went through
the manual of arms. when they were addressed
by COL ). NJ Thornburgh, who eomplimented
them on their soldierly appearance and bearing,
in his well-known graceful manner at the con-
elusion of which he was greeted with "thres
cheers and a tiger" by the "boys," who
shouidered arms and marched off with quick
etep ..-.--.-
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Persons desiring extra copies of this morn
ings issue. should leave their orders at our
Office as early as possible.
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J. C..Gunn and ]. N. French have formed a
es-psrtnership for the purpose of purchasing
and selling Of al kinds Of nursery stock.
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Where that proud starry banner, waved,
Columbia 8 guardian angel stand -
To bless the land their valor saved.

Columbia s guardian angel stand ~
To bless the land their valor saved
land long fair wo1nanis pitying tear,
l. q - Insholiest grief and love be shed,
Above those grassy mounds where sleep
ers Their last Tong sleep our patriot. dead
Yet are there other mourners too,
= Than thoseYho weep the boys in blue,
% IN OF distant far the ashes rest s
Of those who passed away.
In shock of battle waged to tear,
Down tothe dust our banner fair, srzr
In dread rebellion's day. g. jfsE
Dark. though the cause for which they died
Yetstill their last long home besidss ss 4
Brave men can love and pity show
To gallant brave and fallen foe.
Now snrinks the solder Of the blue ssi 4
To pay the praise to valor due,
-, His foeman in, that deadly strife,
% lWhero BROTHER hand sought brothers life
Hence, pride and anger, far away
ct0 Letstriye and discord be,
20 Here In the presance Of the dead,
The ransomed banner overhead,
oic The nation saved and free.
. 1EetS Ssaddef. holier thoughts have sway.
Let wrath and hate be past,
Long since upon, that distant Shore
Where wars and tumults are no more,
The foes are friends at last.
Re sss sl6ly SsF gaass tas's sDaay e lately f'sI
Then let the tear of pity dew,
The @ sod where they are e resting too
The widows of our patriot dead,
zkl lTheprphansof the boys in blue, . 81 y
,|NWfiose names were ebreathed in dying sghs,
For whom hot tears filed dying eyes,
Of heroes tender fond, and true.
Ours is the triumph theirs theiioss
Ours is the crown but their the cross,
To save our land that arm is elay.TTy
sEhat toiled fer them in happier iday,s
That tongue is hushed in death forever,
= i That cheered their hearts with words 9 oi
Those ewes shall greet their dear ones nev er
Until they meet in realms above, ,
= Oh milton that with fwreaths of flowers,
Honors these patriot dead of ours
Be doubly to the living true!
~ From sorrows blast shield every head,
= Dear 10 our patriot heroes dead,
Be we'll the living guarded, then
" Thrice ,honered are these gallant men.
= II lUd y Il Z 81
Hon ored, while still our mountains blue,
Lift high their peaks in pride to heaven.
,lfIHqp ored through allthe broad fair la1d
While throughlits bounds from sea to sea-.
rjtiA This fansomed realm Of theirs and ours,
Fair woman's hand with tear-wet touch,
Shall strew each year their graves with
,Jf6W lfowersllW DIN 0J 506lQ 81
Honored, while story still and song
- II To listening future years can tell,
How nobly for the dear old flag,
- { these sens Of patriot fathers fell
~ GHonored, while each returning Spring,
Shall bring with songs and flowers of
May,
That holy pageant sad though fair,
Our Nations Decoration day.
.Floston. Oh flag they loved soswell. ss
And mark the spot where heroes sleep,
Their noble deeds Jet glory tell,
Above their tombs let freedom weep.
Sweetly, oh 81 eeping patriots rest =
s'NFWhils still those folds triumphant wave,
To guard your slumber in the breast
or this fair land ye died to saves
..d'ls,xy T.,t -, II = ,fT~ - y ,
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eoRErcy NEWS BY THE CABLE.

sIeMabon,s Address TO the Army.