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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-31

way. you can sarc money and lots oft at PLYEBB.
0bjeeon ~ be urged against the policy Of .ondus
ing holesaie and Retail business in econ with
each other. Our answer Island think it sufficient
that in addition to the fact of buying goods st
less hgures than than the retailers buy them, the
Wholesale and Retail DEPARTING nts eonduee to tho sd
vantage Of each other in eqaalEns expenses thereby
enabling rs to sell at lower prices, and giving the pur
chaser the benefit Of the difference.
Weinvte close inspection of our goods. A oompari-
Of qualities and prices usually results in our favor.
A glance ut the Show Window Of r. s. PAYNE 4
CO.'S Store is very tempting, We advice people 10
avert their gaze while passing BY.
We claim to have well-stocked and welI-reruI.teg
holesale and Retail Boot, Shoe and Hat Store The
Wholesale Department deriving its support from part
Of foar Statcsviz: Northern Georgia. Western North
Carolina Southwestern Virginia and East Tennessesr
has Crown steadily, until now X. s. Payne Co.'S =
recognized by Merchants desirable paEe to buy,
Inc Retail Department is not neglected but great
pains are being taken to keep il Mt the head Of the
Boot. Shoe. Hat and Cap interests Of Knoxviils.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-31
Buy Your Shoes, Hats and Trunks

At PAYNE's. and save from ten twenty-five per cent
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-31
AT PAYNE,s

Can be found the largest and most varied assortment
of Children's Shoes brought to Knoxville-some
thing Knoxville has long wanted.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-31
Trunks, Bags, Umbrellas.

Form leading items in our stock. We have in %,
and on the way 400 Trunks, Of different varieties.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-31
MONEY SAVED is MONEY MADE.

PAYNE sells for cash at retail and IL you buy shst
way, you can save money and lots oft, at PAYGBB.
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JHILDREN'S FANCY SHOES

And SLIPPERS of every hue and Pattern. We have
o very superior variety Of them.
The Latest and most Stylish SHOES for Ladsc. csn
be found at PAYNE'S.
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READER

You are personally invited to call and examine esf
stock. 1t will surprise you to learn the wonderful
adaptation Of our prices and styles to your wants.
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Weinvite close inspection of our goods A oompari-
SON Of qualities and prices usually results in favor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-12

is a very big and very rich country; We have
the greatest difficulty in maintaining our hold
on third oft; how are we to hope TO conquer
the whole country ?" No word OF admiration
is vouchsaied for the conduct of Paris in hav-
ing consented to be cut of for now nearly three
months from all the other world. But feel
ing is growing up that ices Nessieurs da
paue' are not quite such contemplate oppo-
nen,s as Count Bismarck would have us be-
lieve. AS II have already written you, the
army OF the Loire fought well even after ITS
retreat from Orleans. Look at one fact: it
took the Germans three days. hard fighting to
obtain undisputed possession of Beaugency:
Here there has been little done since the last
great sortie. 1t was reported yesterday that
the French had got as far north as Chartres,
from which they had driven the PrHssaps That +
admitted that the knowledge of General
Chansey's movements Is limited. The French
are taking to using their cavalry in The same
way as do their enemy, viz: TO mask their
movements, and to keep their opponents
from obtaining knowledge of movements OF
troops by means of their extremely bold re-
cnnnniSances.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, January II.
The postof1ce committee agreed to report
lavorably upon the San Francisco and Austria
liza steamships for twelve years, thirteen trips
Ger year, with subsidy of half million per
anuum.
Willis Drummond Is nominated as commits
sioner of the general land office.
The Judiciary committee Of the House heard
fifty women to-day upon the point that the
Fifteenth amendment conferred female suf-
frage.
1t is not true that the President intends to
send reconstruction message to Congress.
1t can be positively asserted thaS what the
President proposes doing is to transmit to Con-
gress large number of reports from military
commanders complaining OF outrages In the
South, and in briet message recommend that
some means be adopted to secure protection.
Now that the San Domingo joint resolution
is adopted, there is good reason to believe that
the three commissioners will be ex-senator
Wade, OF Ohio: Andrew White president oil
Cornell University; and Bishop Simpson, with
General Frank Sieyel as secretary. The expe-
dition will sail as soon as these gentlemen are
rpady
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ton would be adopted, but that the General
Assembly would assist the Executive In an I'M
partial and fearless administration of the law,
which, in his opinion, was fully adequate to
answer the necessities of the occasion.
Mr.. Jamison, of Orangeburg, said the time
for reasoning and consideration was passed
the time for action had come. Reasoning was
the great fault of the Republican party, and
had caused such disasters to 1t. He favored
the levy OF tax upon the wealthy citizens OF
the disorderly counties to pay for every man,
woman and child injured. Then you will see
every property holder q vigilance committee,
and all outrages will Immediately cease. He
wanted to dive into the pockets OF the proper
ty holders, for to them and to their money
was due the troubles that exist In the up
co intry.
Mr.. Hurley believed that the difficulty was
not with the white people, nor with the black
people of South Carolina, but with the Execu-
tive, who had failed to execute the laws from
incompetency and cowardice to do his duty.
He should be forced to obey the behests OF tne
law; and If he would not, the General Assem-
Reade saysyput ourselves In his place, and see
that the power Of the law be vindicated. Sufh-
cjent laws had been made and ample approprt-
alton granted to enable the Governor to sup
press every disturbance In the State since It's
organization, and If the laws had not been duly
executed, OF certainty every dollar OF Inc
money, at least, had been expended. The
whole cause of ali the troubles was the abuse
by the Governor of his appointing power. by
placing into Office ignorant, cowardly and IN
efficient men. Immense applause.]
Mr.. Lee offered the following resolution,
which was, on motion of Mr.. BoWley, laid on
the table:
ResoIued, That the committee do now rise,
and recommend to the Honse that Immediate
steps be taken to send the State militia into
the upper counties of this State, where out
RACES are reported to have been committed.
On motion of Mr.. Byas, at half.past 10 T. NJ,
1t was
Resolued, That this committee do now arise,
report progress, and ask leave to sit again.
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blue TINES At VERSAILLES.

The correspondondent Of the New York Tri-
bune, writing from Versailles under date OF
December ls, says:
DECEMBER lS-l1 A. NJ.
Since I left this town to pay a visit TO Or
leans, the aspect of affairs has undergone a
most decided change. There are the same
dining princes. IDo they ever do anything
but eat at the Hotel des Reservoirs y the same
guns on the Place dArnes, and the same
crowd of military uniforms in the street; but
morally there il great and notable change at
the headquarters Of the King Of Prussia: A
general aspect of sadness is over the whole
place; there is wearled, tired look on every
face when will 1t all be over ?" Is the phrase
you hear on all sides: Then one hears great
abuse OF the French for fighting when they are
beaten, when they really ought 10 have given
in. Look at the Austrians when they were
thoroughly beaten in '66-they signed treaty
of peace, and tue war Was at al end But
all this laughing at the French, all this
lifting up of hands against the enormilies
of Francs-tireurs and such like, really only
means this ave have got a mucn
tougher Job than We thought we had; France
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PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE.
THE sE1G1ANs seeming Danger.
Desperate Fighting In the East-bis-
marck and the Brttishers-The NEW
: German Loan.
LoNpoN. January 10.

LONDON, January 10.
The Brussels Echo of to-day says the militia
are again summoned to the Belgian frontier
Staff officers have already arrived In the neigh
borhood of Longwy. The Prussians continue
the investment Of Glyet, near the Belgian
border.
Berlin letters to London journals assert that
the London Conference will likely consider
the question of peace should Paris surrender
during its session.
La Patrie SAYS the financial is worse than
the military situation, and proposes to return
TO assignats.
Colonel Pratt, director Of the Anglo-Ameri-
can ambulance at Orleans, has gone to Bor-
deaux to negotiate an exchange Of wounded
prisoners, of whom there are now large num-
bers on both sides.
Count Bernstoff, Prussian minister, receiv-
ed,the following telegram from Bismarck:
VERSAILLES, January s.
1.-THE report of the German commander at
Rouen respecting the sinking of the English
colliers has lot arrived, but the facts are
known. Tell Lord Granville we sincerely re-
gret that our troops, to avert imminent dan
ger. were obliged to seize the British ship.
We admit the claim for indemnity. II unjusti-
fable excuses were also committed, we re-
gret them, md will call the guilty to account.
tSigGed) blsAaRch.
Further explanations represent that the YES
sells were seized for fear the French would use
them to land troops.
William Meinzel, member OF Parliament
from Limerick County, has offered the Pope
residence on his estate in Ireland.
Shaw Lefebvre has been appointed home
secretary.
VERSAILLES, January 9, 2. NJ.
Last night the fire from our batteries south
of Paris was increased, and buildings inside
Fort Montrouge were burning all night. To-
day there Is a dense fog, and the lombard
ment is not so heavy. The return fire of the
French is weak. The Germans lost on Sunday
twenty-five men.
The column advancing on lie Mans reached
St. Calais yesterday, meeting with slight re-
sistance.
BERLIN, Januarys.
Won Werder has been heavily reinforced.
The Prussians in the Department of Yonne are
concentrating at Joigny, on the Paris and
Icons Railway, and reinforcements have ar
rived there from Germany.
The fighting when Danjoutin was carried by
storm is described as desperate on both sides.
The German loss was heavy.
BERLIN, January 10.
The second instalment of the German loan
has been taken BY contractors at an advance.
STUTTGART, Januhry9.
Count Won Taube has resigned the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs. He is succeeded by Won
Wachter.
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TIE FLORIDA RELEASED.
NEW YORK, January II.

NEW YORK, January II.
The United States District Court gave It's de-
cision in the case of the steamer Florida, Ii
beled by the United States for alleged viola
ton of the neutrality laws. The court held
that the fact of the vessel being lnden with war
material was not violation of the law, and as
there was no evidence before the court to
show that she had been fitted to cruise against
a State with which the United States Govern.
ment was at peace, the vessel was released
and the libel discharged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-12
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Governor Clayton is elected senator from
Arkansas.
There are half dozen candidates for sena
tor from Kansas. The Missouri Democrats
correspondent telegraphs that Ross, whr
voted against Johnson's impeachment, has no
chance.
The alumni of Yale College have elected
VIM. NJ. Evarts, president.
a disorderly meeting against Gladstone oc'
CURED at London on Tuesday night.
Major Perry Fuller. collector of customs
under johnson, at New Orleans, is dead.
Hon. John Covode, the well-known Pennysl
vania member Of Congress, died yesterday Of
heart disease.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
AB1oODH-MINDED CAUCUS.
Generals yVhipper and Elliott Eager
for the Fray-Conservative Course OF
Governor Scott-WhatC Comes Next
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
COLUMBIA, January II.

OuLCnDlA, oduudIS LIZ
SENATE.
The House resolution instructing the South
Carolina representatives in Congress to vote
against all amnesty bills, was indefinitely post
poned. Whttemore presented rules for the
Senate during the impeachment OF Judge
Vernon. Hayne introduced bill merging
the bureau of agricultural statistics and
the land commission. Whittemore intro
duced a bill amending the tax law so
that taxes will be assessed in the spring
and collected in the winter. Nash introduced
resolution that Joint committee be appoint
ed to investigate the discrepancies In the de-
partment reports. Senator Wilson was added
to the judiciary committee.
HOUSE.
The following were introduced: By Cain, a
bill to provide for widows and orphans of men
killed on account of their political opinions, by
taxing all property within five miles of the
scene of the murder; bill to purchase and
maintain schoolship In the harbor of Charles
ton. By Thomas, empowering the speaker OF
the House and president Of the Senate 10 call
meeting of the Legislature.
The committee appointed to walt on the
Governor In regard to the up-country troubles
reported to-day that they were received dis
respectfully.
A resolution appointing committee Of in
vestigation into the affairs of the up-country,
after much discussion was voted down.
Whipper introduced bill declaring martial
law In Union. spartanburg, Laurcns and New
berry Counties; also bill assessing those
counties.
Forgerles have been discovered in Charles
ton and orangeburg county commissioners
checks amounting to some eleven thousand
dollars. Parties are now here attending to it..
The commissioners say 1t is case of black
mail.
caucus of the Radicals was held tonight
at the Statehouse. Lengthy speeches were
made. Ransler favored the course Of the Gov
ernor and sending United States troops to the
up.country. Elliott denounced the record of the
Governor as criminal In not organizing the
militia, and favored sending the militia to the
up-country even should 1t bring about war.
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REAT LAND SALE AT AIKEN.
5s5,ooo IN PREMIUMS
AWARDED TO
1900 SH ARE HOL ERS,
Each OF whom have an equal chance to

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Consisting Of FARMS, VILLA SITES, HOME
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$4,000 In prizes, to be distributed among the
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The Great Premium Land Sale at Aiken, 8. G..
s conducted on new and popular plan for the
sale Of desirable and valuable improved Real Es
tate, Country Homes, Farms and Villa sites
Shareholders on the s1st OF JANUARY, at which
time 1t Is believed that all the tickets will be
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or to own as On investment, and Is now In great
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GRAND PRIZES:
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Cd Prlze-Ten Thousand Dollars.
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nth Prize-Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
And 81 other Prizes, aggregate value OF which
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Every one remltting s6 becomes shareholder
and receives at once. by return mail, one OF tRe
following superb Works OF Art, together with 9
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Thus every purchaser OF share Is sure 10 re
ceive the value Of his money Immediately, and
may also become the possessor Of one OF the
Grand Prizes.
This popular plan enables all to adorn theil
homes with the following choice Works OF Art
which are now ready for delivery to purcnas
OF shares, and are sent safely packed In tubes oJ
mall prepaid on receipt OF the money, as follows
For SIS. One Share In the Distribution, and one
COPY OF the large and beautiful Steel Engraving
.The Marriage OF Pocahontas," on heavy plate
paper 32X42 inches.
Or One Share In the Distribution, and one copy
OF tile fine Chrome, entitled "An American Au
tumn,n printed in oil, with q colors, tints, &c.
on plate paper, o5xS4 inches.
or One Share 10 the Distribution and the ee-
CANT Steel Engraving entitled "The Day We Cele
brate,n on heavy plate paper, size 2Sx3S.
Or One Share In the Distribution and the ele
giant Steel Plate Engraving entitled "rhe Lana
Ing OF Columbus" on heavy plate, Size 2SX3S. :,
Terms to Agents and Clubs furnished on appu
cation. ..,
For description OF the valuable Real Estste
Prizes, &C., seud postage stamp for catalogue. ~,
Remittauces for shares should se mace wiz WIZ
Postoflce money order, or currency 10 r. glslefeu
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ONCE corner Jackson and Reynolds streets.
Specimens Of the Engrayings can pc seen =,
CHARLES HICKEY'S, No. 3i5 King street, VINO
viii also receive orders for Shares lan7-stuthS
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FIRE IN NEWBERN.

NEwBERN, January II.
a fire in Pollock street destroyed the Epis-
copal Church, Baer & Eppler's dry goods store,
and Nash's book store. The loss is estimated
at SEQ, 900, of which $4,000 is insured. The
church was not insured.
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THE GEORGIA SENATORS.
WASHINGTON, January II

WASHINGTON, January II.
Messrs. Hill, Miller and Farrow claim seats
as senators from Georgia. Farrow presented
a printed argument in favor Of himself and
Hill. Whitley was not present. Those who
watched the proceedings think that the COM
mittee will stand to 2 in favor of Hill and
Miller
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5perial No.lres.

@ FEMALE SUFFRAGE IS CARED
for by few political aspirants, but all unite in
symparhIzing with suffering females, and in re-
commencing THE PHILOTOKEN OR FEMALES
FRIEND. as an excellent remedy for relieving
paiafulirregularities and nervous irritabiity, as
well as In securing comfort and safety during pc.
RODS OF trial. Full directions for treating each
complaint peculiar to adult females accompany
every bottle. Sold at one dollar by the drug
gists Wholesale Agents, DeWlE, NOISE DA-
Wis, No. 169 Meeting street, Charleston, S. C.
ian12-thstu3
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mr TWO OR THREE COLDS IN sUU-

NS W. Oa 1hIeGc SOLDO 1N OOO-
CESSION will, with many constitutions, secure
ly establish the seeds Of Consumption In the sys.
TEN, thus converting what was originally sim.
pie, durable affection, Into one generally fatal.
While ordinary prudence therefore, makes 1t the
business OF every one to take care Of cold until
it Is got rid Of intelligent experience fortunately
presents remedy in DR.. JAYNEiS EXPECTO.
RANT, thoroughly adapted to remove speedily all
Coughs and Colds, and one equally effective in the
primary stages Of Consumption, Asthma and
Bronchitis. Sold by all Druggists. For sale by
GOODRICH, WNRMAN CO., Charleston; s. @.
jan12-thstna
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a- NOTICE. = CONSlGNEES PER
North German Bark KEPLER, from Bremen, are
hereby notified that she has been entered under
the Five Day Act, and will discharge cargo at
Atlantic Wharf. All goods not permitted at the
expiration OF that time, will be scht to the public
stores. GEORGE A. HOPLEY & co.
ian11-0
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Marrif1.

GLOyER-JENKINS.- at Johns Island,
S. c., on the evening Of December 20, 1870, by Rev.
", s. Bowman, Mr. ]. WILSON GLOVER, OF Col.
Teton District, to CAMILLA F., youngest daughter
OF the late Daniel F. jenkins, OF Johns Island. .
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~DR. LYMAN WILL ATTEND TO
the duties Of his profession. onice No. 81 Society
street. Residence No. Q Rutledge avenue.
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ObituarD.

COWARD.-Died in Yorkville, S. O., December 28,
1870, MAUD, infant daughter OF Colonel and Mrs.
4. Coward aged months and II days.
.sIn Jesus arms we laid her down,
A lovely jewel for His crown,
He bore her through the river,
And clothed her In robe 80 white,
Too beautiful for mortal sight.
And took her to the Skies"
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THE ELE B r A T E D
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL,
r Ne. N m q

FOR INFA NTs.
A reliable and invaluable remedy IN COLO.
CHOLERA INFANTUM, Dysentery. Dlarh9a, and
such other diseases rs children are subjected TO
during the period Of Teething.
This Cordial is manufactured from the best
Drugs all carefully selected, and contains no In
furious ingredient. No family should be without
it. The best Physicians have recommended It,
and Mothers may administer 1t with perfect con.
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1t contains no Opium or other Anodyne.
Manufactured by DIR. n. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
No. 131 Meeting street, Charleston.
Price rs cents bottle. The usual discount 70
the trade,
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funeral Notlres .

@ THE FRIENDS OF CAPTAIN WILL
LIAM L. BARTLETT are invited to attend his
Funeral Services, THIs DAY, January 18th, at II
O'Clock, at St. Johns Chapel, Hampstead. janl2"
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Gperial Notlres.

@- PENSIONERS OF THE SOUTH
Carolina Society please call on the Treasurer, No
2 Broad street. 1anl2-l
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@ DIVORC E S.-ABSOLUTE d.
vORCES legally obtained In New York, Indiana,
Illinois and other States, for persons from any
State or country, legal everywhere; deseraon'
drunkenness, non-support, &C.. sufficient causei
no publicity No charge until divorce is obtained.
Advice free. Address,
MOORE & RICHARDSON,
Councillors at Law,
dec2s-1yr $50 Broadway, New York City.
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~ FOR MOTH PATCHES,
FrecEles and Tan, use PERRY's MOTH AND
FRECKLE LOTION. The only reliable and HARM
less rem.dy known to science for removing
brown dlscolorations from the Face. Prepared
only by DR.. B. c. PERRY, No. 40 Bond street,
New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
decl6-.hstu3moS
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w PMPLES ON THE FACE.-FOR
Comedones, Blaokworms or Grubs, Pimply Erup-
tions and blotched designations on the Face. use
PERRY'S COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY,
Depot No. 40 Bond street, New York. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. dec15-thstu3mos
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THE INvEsrMESr OF PARIS

Prospects OF the Fall OF the Capital
Bismarck's Share OF the Responsible
tty-A Protracted Investment Proba-
BILE.