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Thursday tho lst Day Of Iuas. BI,

On the premises, ell publicly. To the Hfvresr
bidder for cash. the mI0Wlug described Ior
u the city Of Memphis. and Che improve
stake on the s0utn side OF Poplar street,
hence running sGuth 10 feet 10 a stake.
thence east - feel 20 a sfsEs5 q north
10 ieet % Poplar street. thence west , feet
% the beginning conner oaln- Ior NO.. ~ OF
Wait e. br7dfort's subdivision and part OF
country lot No 10. Equity o. redemption
waived. March 4. L7l.
mui IL. CANNON. Trustee
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MAYOR OFFICE, CITY HALL, I
W MEaFHIE, TERE. Nay IL, III J
Proposals. viii be received f0rt ten days from
EhIs oase, TuT the privilege OF erecting EieVR-
lOrs upon The public laugiug. upon The terms
and conditions on die IN this once.
myIu IOHN job MON. Mayor,
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MISSISSIPPI TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Arrives LUAVEs.
New Orleans Mail, daily 900 pm. Ii 0p-m.
Express. daly.------ 500 am. AS pm.
Freight, daily eECeptBun-
day aaaa pm. $50 An
Depot 81 foot OF Main street. Ticket once.
&7L Main strest. Onedoor north OF Jefferson
JAS NONGE, Gen1E upL
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q RnnK EnR - Ml.Ll0h.

WNHI8 iB admitted to be, by those VINO have
examined 10, the best Washing Machine
before the public. Patent rights for sale.
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DT&E
WashingM Machine
Patented February q, 1871, by
1910. COURT, OF MEMPHIS TENN.
MANUFACTURED BY
CUBBlNS, QUINN & COOVER
SOLD BY

Wheeler, Pickens & Co., No. $50 Main st. /;
K. g. Craig s. Co., No. 81 Main street;
Collins, Bidgood q Co., No. l94 Main st.
n. sc-hwarzenberg, No. "a Main street.
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goLLOw6Ys yERElFugE cgEFEeTI0Es

"WENTE yeau experiences has proved thfE
the most popular remedy With physI-
clans D parents for those pests Of chDd-
nood-WOrms. They are pleasant 10 take.
and aTwavE effective In eEpeIlmEL the Worras
nd touing the system up % It's normal
condition. BeWare q cOunJsriells and LmI-
fatious. The genuine have the signature o.
re -uroDrIetofa on the wrapper Of each
PT01kEFgE. HOLLOWAY COWDEE,
FhfladeIphir
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Sc The firms OF STEWART BROS. & FL
Ter, al Memphis, Tenn, M STEWART q
FIZER, at New Orleans, La, are this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The success
sors assume the liabilities, and are charged
with the settlement Of the business OF said
firms. ANDzEW STEWART
WM. STEWART.
JOHN @. FIZER.
HUGH STEWART
Memphis, Tenn, May ], 1871.
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No. 25-In the Second Chanoary Court
j. "a. Coleman, Mayor o. Raleigh 2. %.
Taylor, q. x Duncan. John Quleyt Js Ne
shepherd, Henry TALLER, Aldermen alel
ELparte Petition for additional corporate
powers
GOHPLAINANTs having sled their petit
~ tion IN the Second Chanc8ry CourIp pray
ing thai the charter or act Incorporating
the town OF Raleigh. be 30 modided e. %
allow said cnrporsLiou TO subscribe stock 20
Haflroeds. and 20 enlarge the bouudarl@ OF
fha enrnorations in the discretion OF tns
Wayor and Aldermen, iudonzed bya majority
OF the legal voters o. the town, 90 @-7
bonds, eto ETC
Moace i6 therefore hereby given 70 ~
persons % appear m the decona -oa
Court within thirty lays nom a
and show cause, IL any they aaEa
powers prayed torlm p~aalauuer l
not be m-anfeI and h charter ol llalE
alton Of the town OF Raleigh a @
modified acels-ElT-
Inis April is aeaL 1900
NJ L. sTEWA8Ls GgrE
Wms Waileca, Sol CDR
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TED
DAILY
Can be tad fer
FIVE CENTS Err COPY

JOE LOCKS, 236 10 Main Street.
WILL MAHsF0RD's, cor Msaroe & seooad.
ElaR0Ns & SONS ioaeFson. Near FFoat.
C, ERYCH, $40 Aais street..
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flotiCe Of E~iasOlufioH.

FNHE COPaHTN ERSHIP heretofore ev-
4 isting between g. q. WARD and g. NJ.
WARD, under the name and style firm OF
@. q. WARD q BIO, is dissolved by the
death OF &C. WARD, to date from April list.
1871. The business OF the old arm VIII De
settled by the undersigned as surviving
partner.
g. NJ. WARD.
THE business or the new firm viii be COM
Quoted as heretofore by the undersigned M
der the old style OF
c. b. WARD & BRO.
All persons indebted 20 the old drm will
please settle their accounts.
apis M WAHD.
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Between the hour Of 10 O'Clock am. and 6
o.cloeE p m.s the following described real es-
tate, lo-H All Of that lot OF parcel {. land
siiuatei ing and being in the county o..
5asloy ana state OF tennessee. north OF
CheLsea, allowed and decreed by the Chan
grfy oourL OF tneG tT of Eemphi8 20 John r.
70 lnaon IN the 1ase OF John r.. Robinson v1.
william R blusou Ct al. entered on the LlEl
9hy OF Iuly, A6i, and recorded Ia the Regis
teE Qmc5OI shelby OuulT august 1867 In
1ooh 40 o. pakes lB4. etc, not sold ava con-
Vey ed 20 otner part O. b. rL8 said John g.
oulnsOn before d commencement o. this
SUIT, the property hereby orereu for sale be-
Ing about IOur f4l acres. more or less. and Us
y The Weaksy subdivision near b city Of
Memphis.
Trans OF sALE-On a credit Of six and
twelve months. with interest, purchases l1
eLeCuLeuoteG with approved security
Equity OF redemption barred.
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
II DHmm KHnn MHHnnnnw nm-H
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-. ths "a day - u !.

expose for sale. on the premises. between
legal hours, az DubIiC cutlery TO The lrE-e=.
bidder for cash, a certain LaaaaEEId lElar-s.
in me following described real estate. r0-wfr.
~LOE number Bl. on the south =LIeu. Poplar
street.. and vest of the bayou, auu 1Ul
on said street r-wenty-f0ur "a aer. and run
ming back m para leI lines one 1uE-
dr6u and lOrty-sIgLt lL&I i9sL, ald DUuuua
on the east slue0r said L1E By an alley
together with the building and Inn
prOgemeuts thereon The unaEyirsd 1-E-
EiOn OF the term embraces period OF f1uTrgsu
years and ETo months.
The purchaser under this sale has the right
to dispose Of ana move All build DEEa ard inn
BroVemeuGE en- the prem ses az the eEuLra-
ton OF the lease improvements on DrsuE-
ses consists of a Eo0u uWO-suorE uame house
and necessary 0ut-lCuses-
r. ID. JOHDOE- Trustee.
May5th, ISL 8ayT.
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cy NJ. PM BssskeU1s TsNor OlatHlsH
TTTT nosIttyely cure letter, hVslpelai
NJ sad Rbeum, BARRIERS Itch Flmples
gIobcbes end all forms q SKIN Dlhe4ss. also
49, 49, aDd Eye Lids, Discharges nom thi
- 30 Old EoreE. 10 matter Of nov iona
Ffandlnz. or tho money returned BY the pro
T6RNsToN, HOLLOWA &CoWpEN
Phtladelphfa.
sold 81 0ent per boE ~ 81 dr12aa sen
nv mau lor % oentA
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COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, May Is, IL sm-COtt0n
active az full prices. Middungs, l5Z@
Ice, Sales, 800 bales.
. p.m.-COJbOu active and unchanged.
Sales, $500 bales.
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LIVERPOOL, May Is, IL am. - Cotton
6rmer. Sales, 10000 bales; Uplands, I'D;
Orleans, Z l3-l6d.
1870 p.m.-COtJOn strong; sales to-day,
1900 bales, Of which 300O were for
speculation and export. Middiing Up
lands. fully 7 g-I6d; MiddliEg Orleans,
fully I3-l6d
4;45 p.m.-COtton unchanged.
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i. "A
j. H. BROOKS
DISSOLUTION

THE hrm ofN. gALHOON q co. Is this day
q dissolved by mutual consent All an
finished business can be settled at the old
stand, No. id2 Front steest; and ali persons
Indebted 20 same viii please call. aeiife and
save costs. ii. EAIHD9N
memphis April - W. "a PHILLIFB
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RAILROADS.


LITrLE BOOK RAILROAD.
Until further orders, trains VIII run daily
as follows
AE8rvE: LEAVE8s
Memphs--.-----h pm. 8;N am
HOue1eld-----.---. an- A9a an
Little hoGE-=aa=a--aHaasaaa ~ ~ PM .eNl an
Ferryboat win leave the wharGaoaf. root OF
onion street. daily at6sSga-m.
As LIVERMORE,
General superintendent
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TRUSTEES SALES.
SALE.

DURaUANT 10 q Trust Deed made 10 me
on the "a day Of January, 1888, by Marl4
~ ana 1eur4a d M0usarraL. recorded Iu che
8beEa once OF Shelby county. IN DCuE
70 page b. % secure a certain i-udeurefuaza
therein mentioned. wII. a
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Tuss6ay, hay 28d, at 2 0'eIo0k asaH,

FDHE stockholders Of the Texas Pacific
Il IA iT0ad lCuopauy viii meet In Lhei
once. IL L.e civ 81 NeW NoTE. On
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We GaI the ELIeEt5on OF ali merchants % our
large and well bought STOCK, which We oher
al satisfactory uTces. mill
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NEW YoRK, May 10, 1925 a.m-iho
market III q fraction better, with Light
demands. Sterling steady at llOz. Gold
lOaniuE dat.
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NOTICE.

40 elect a Board OF Directors
Iuy7 MARSHALL o ROBERTH
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a0n-8 Resident Notice.

"a. ID, L. STEWART, Clerk and Hastsr
g. BELcHER, equity JIelk and Master
estcott etAhi, Soils for complainant.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-04
-~"i'" MISCELLANY.
THE BLooDY WORK BEGUr
Fighting Around Paris.
HoTFRENeH NEWS. sHo

RNFFRENcH NEWS 40
PARIS, April Sunday evening"
There has been fighting since yesterday
evening, in various points.
Mont Vallerien opened on the Nationals
who were marching on Courbevoie, and
ton there, and compelled them to retreat
after considerable loss.
VERSAILLES, April 2-Evening.-The
crisis is at hand, two batteries are in mo-
ton on the road to Paris, and the ambu-
lances are all ready. -
PARIS, April 2-Evening.- was a
serious engagement this morning between
the Government troops and the Comun-
lists. .a'r
About noon the National Guards
marched on Courbevoie and were met by
the gendarmes and the Guards Forestiers.
The Captain of the latter gailoped up, wav-
ing his cap, intending to address the
Communists, when xouave with that body
shot him dead, and general action fol-
lowed. The gendarmes took five prison
ers, one rs years of age, who were shot inn
mediateIy. 81
The guns of Valerien swept the roads
and the Communists fed.
Twenty-Five insurgents were killed and
many wounded. The engagement was
over at one o'clock.
Drums are beating and the ramparts
are being manned.
The greatest excitement prevails.
-.. ENGLISH NEWS. a-
LONDON, April "A special to the
Times says, the fighting at Courbeyoie is
sharp. The reports conflict regarding the
first shot. The Nationals were first driven
into Corbevoie, but were shelled out, they
then made stand at Neuiuy bridge where
they kept up hot fusillade, but again were
forced to retire within the city and shut
the gates. The Versailles troops dit not
attempt to follow. The Nationals lost two
hundred.
LONDON, April 3.-The Government
troops shot the prisoners as rebels.
The popular indignation against the
Versailles Government is terrific The
Nationals threaten to attack Versailles.
Special dispatches report that the 74th
regiment of the line came to Paris on
Saturday to fraternize with the Nationals.
Victoria visits Napoleon at Chiselhurst
to-day.
LONDON, April "a dispatch from Yer
sailles to-day says that Marshal Malone
has been appointed Communicating Chief
OF the French army.
"A dispatch from Paris this forenoon saws
the Communists have issued proclama-
ton couched in the following language !:
I'VE have been attacked by the Versailles
Government, and we have a mission to
protect the city, &C., and calls for the aid
OF the citizens. There was a continual
movement of the Communal forces during
the night, and distant cannonade was
aoulole TINS morning. Drums are beaten
everywhere throughout the CITY.
A dispatch from Brussels saws that the
second sitting of the Peace Conference was
held to-day.
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WASHINGTON.
OPPOSITION TO THE KUKLUx BILL.
The sau porn,u~o oue.tseu po.tpoued.

The sam Domingo Question Postponed,
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Treasury
Department will sell one million Of dollars
in gold on each Wednesday in April, and
will buy three millions on the first and third
Thursdays, and two millions on the second
and fourth Thursdays.
THE opposition to the Kukluxs bill in its
present shape is growing. The most ar
dent friends of Kuklnx legislation can on
ly hope to get modified measure through
the Senate by Wednesday.
-yWAsHINGToN, April 3.-The presenta-
tion of the San Domingo report has been
postponed. When it is presented brief
message will accompany the report, recon-
mending the postponement of action on
the subject until the next session.
The anveiling of the Morse statue has
been postponed until the sth of June.
In the case Of MIller's executors against
the United States, the Supreme Court
held that the confiscation acts were con-
stitutional and valid, and the proceeding
in them against the property of rebels to
In the ease Of Bufinten against Day:the
Court held that the General Government
cannot tax the salaries of State Judges.
The Judicial power of the States is exempt
from Federal interference, and i'll respect
of this power the States are as sovereign
and Independent as is the General Gov
eminent.
The expenses of the Government fer
March were S13, 250,00
The following nominations were made
by the President to-day: VIM. G.. Smith,
Surveyor of Customs for Memphis; JAS
II. Speed, Postmaster for Marion, Ala
bama. f6F
There were no Southern combinations
to-day. -
The Senate Committee on Elections had
an inconclusive meeting on the North
Carolina Senatorship. Another meeting
will be held on Friday.
The following was prepared by promi-
nent Northern Republican, and approved
by many Southern Representatives, to be
as substitute for the Kuklux
bill: First Any State officer whose duty
it is to afford equal protection to all citi-.
zens declining or neglecting to do 50 viii
be liable in damages. Second. Such Off,
Ger will also be criminally liable. Third.
Persons abetting or advising such delin-
quency on the part of State officer will
be liable to civil and criminal prosecution:
in the Federal Courts. Fourth. Marshals
serving writs in accordance with this act
may call a posse con,itatts, if the resist
ance is too strong, and the President may
enforce writ by the army or navy.
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!
lust PUBLISHED, A NEW EDITION OF DR..
ID CULygRwELL's CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical
cure without Medicine OF Spermatorrhea Seminal
Weakness Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Mar
rage Also Consumption, Epilepsy ard Fits, in
diligence or sexual extrayagance. ssft s.s7s.ssat.
re- Price in 4 sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable clear
ly demonstrates from thirty years successful
tee that the alarming consequences Of selabuse may
be radically cured without the dangerous Of inter-
nal medicine the application Of the knife pointing
out mode Of cure at simple, certain and eectu-
al by means Of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be- may himself cheaply, pri-
vateIy and radically.
HSs This Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope. to any address,
: Also, DIR. CulverwelIs Marriage Guide" price Is
cents Address the Publishers
CHAS. j. &C. KLINE &Co
~ Bowery. New York, Postofice Box Ass.
april1-dIy ~
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Discussion I'm the House.
~ SENATE.

WAsHfNGToN, April 3.-Bills were IN
troduced to-day to incorporate the Red
River Raft Company, and creating the
Western judicial District of North Caro-
AlbiA was passed giving the Dalorege
Mint to the Georgia Agricultural College.
Blair spoke on Sherman's resolution up
to adjournment. .,.s 49,,
ta4+ts s%s-e - - FOIlSE s~f fN'++-
A general debate proceeded in the House
to-day.
An arrangement was made for night
sessions and the continuance of general
discussion until Wednesday, when the ten
minutes rule will be applied, and amend
ments be considered in Committees of the
Whole. .~YRFasE FgH THgH
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CONNECTICUT.
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.
Republican Gain i'm New Haven-Eiection
Of English Claimed.

Republican Gain i'm New characterization
Of English Claimed.
new HAyEN, April S.77In this city,
Jewell, the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, gains 391 on the vote of last year. .,
Twenty-one towns in New Haven coun-
ty show a gain of S31 for Jewell over last
year, Jewellis probably elected, Ill
Kindrick, Democrat, for Congress from
the Second District, is probably elected by
a small majority.
HARTFORD, April 3.-Strong, Republic
can, is elected to Congress from the First
District. .zEGF<f k-ESE
fsWAsHINGToN, April "a dispatch from
Burr, Chairman of the Central Committee,
estimates English's majority at 500, and
the election of two Democratic Congress
men, being gain of one. -, sa ~ q
The Legislature is very close, with seve-
raj Democratic gains.
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HOME NEWS.
EARTHQUAKES SHOCKS IN CALIFORNIA
Kuklux Troops i'm Mississippi.


SAN FRANCISCO, April S.-The damag-
ing drought continues. Two sharp earth
quakes occurred, with five seconds inter-
!a, shocking the houses. There was no
1amage done. The people who fled from
the streets soon returned
Inc Audolph Base Ball, Club beat the
Cyrille Dyon Club sixty-six innings. The
score stood: Rudolph, 1900; Dyon. ], 2SS.
.CLE0INEAIII, April 1.-The boiler of
AcCaiPs aisuilery, at McCalps Landing,
fatally. = ~
JACKSON, MISS, April 2.-Alcern,s sne-.
cial message says that rewards for Kuk lrrx
outrages will be assessed upon the comfy
where the outrages occur with the right
to change the venue on the part of the
State, and asks for authority to organize
a cavalry regiment of picked men to oper-
ate whenever masked assassins appear.
The troops are to be subsisted blythe coun-
" where their services are necessary.
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MECHANICS, PROCESSION.
Action or the Knoxville Typographical
Igl Union. az


az Union. faHY
At a regular meeting of Knoxville Typo
graphical Union, held yesterday morning. the
following letter from Rev. c. w. Charlton was
read and favorably acted on, as will be seen by
the answer of the Secretary of that body: ess'
KNOXVILLE, TENN, April 8, 1871.
Jake r.. Mills Secretary KnonriAe Typo
graphical Union, No. III:
SIR--I see that your Typographical Union
meets to-day. Will you be kind enough to lay
this communication before that body: U.s. :
We are exceedingly anxious to get every
mechanic in this city, especially, to unite in a
grand procession during our industrial EXPOSE
ton, the 25th of May next; and as your organi-
cation is an important one-embracing large
share of combined intelligence, and really in the
van of enlightened development-I do not dis
guise the fact that / would like to see your
fraternity conspicuously represented. VIII
you, therefore, take prompt steps to inaugurate
the matter7 And to this end, will you not
meet the mechanics in their grand council on
Wednesday night next at the Turner Hall
Let me respectfully suggest that it might be
advisable to have your body represented in the
procession by the use of printing press, and
such other arrangements as you may deem best.
-. Very truly, &C.. ii.s4
,l~.,L c,,e,3 ". ~ 70 a eLi V1,Sia
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sd Secretary Eastern Division Isi
KkoIivgIIIn, Tenn, April srd, 1871.

t0s Knoxville, Tenn, April 3rd, 1871.
C, ". Charlton, Sec, &c:
SIk-Your communication, addressed to me
as Secretary of Knoxville Typographical Union,
was laid before that body by me at the meeting
held this morning, and received with gratiica-
ton by the members, showing their appreeia-
ton of the object you had in view
The compliment paid US, as class, in your
note is highly appreciated by us, and the hope
is entertained that we may ever maintain the
high estimation placed upon Us By one So COM
petent to judge as YOURSELF sfFf GEIl
The following gentlemen were appointed rs
delegates to attend the Grand Mass Meeting of
the Mechanic at Turner Hall on Wednesday
night: G. III. Bomar, E. f. Britton, and r. S.
Stephens. Very truly, &C..
lhi 2sib5ssf RE6 tfGJAKK w. Mills tsft
Secretary Knoxville Typ Union No. Ill.
We are pleased that the Union has so ably
seconded the action of the Mechanics iAssocia-
ton, and hope that all the mechanics in the city
may see the matter in the same way It would
add much to the interest and appearance of the
procession if each department of mechanism was,
represented by the implements of trade, and
throw out the suggestion in time for considera-
ton before action is taken at the mass meeting
tomorrow night at Turner Hall. Hd ,''s;' p
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
Essays For Young Men,

GREAT SOCIAL EVILS AND ABUSES,
Which interfere with MARRIAGE, with sure means
of relief for the Errng and Unfortunate diseased and
debilitated Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge; address HowAED SANITARY AID AssocIA-
janl7-d&w3m
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Advertising.

A man who cannot afford to advertise, cannot
afford to do business. A merchant prince said
kind of business, should spend dollar in adver-
ising that business. ~ +
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The regular election Of officers in the Athenian
Literary Society of the E. 7. w. University, at
Athens, took place on Friday night, the 3lst of
March:
M. III. Callen, President -~,.,.-s---.
j. M. Patterson, Vice President ftft9
w. s. CASTOR Recording Secretary. q
E. A. Atlee, Corresponding Secretary.
j. L. CASTOR, Critic. szF1
s. V. Hunt, Treasurer
III. G. Beck, Sergeant-at-Arms
ID. Bolton, Editor. saf
s.. S. Curry, Assistant Editor.
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for all diseases of children, is safe and sure
medicine. 1t has stood the test of many years,
and never known to fail. 1t regulates the
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wind collie !; produces natural, quiet sleep, by
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-04

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