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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-24
A Monument for the herlaud,

Agrand national monument, cOmmem-
orative of German victories and German
unity, is now the subject of discussion in
the Fartherland. And we notice that the
German Consult General in New York has
called on his cOuntTymen in this city and
country to come forward in aid of the en-
terprlse. Germany is already famous for
splendid monuments, as is atteSted by
those to Luther and Frederick the Great,
by the stupendous Bavaria at Munich
and the Walhalla on the Danube. But
this last is to tower above all these in sig
niticanCe and value, and is to stand as an
eternal Watch on the Rhine, on the noun
tain side of the Niederwald, whence it can
overlook that portion of the valley where
the conflict between the Teuton and the
Gaul has been fiercest, and where the for
mer has most firmly held his ground.
The ginators of the enterprise invite
suggestions as to the form of the monu-
ment-one that will best represent to DOS
terity the spirit of the present age. There
is a strong inclination to erect a gorgeous
temple, monumental IN its architecture
containing the statues of leading men.
Such representations, it is thought, will be
more effective and acceptable than any,
thing of an allegOrical character. On the
other hand, it is urged that it would not
be becoming to thus apotheosize living
men. Even the emperor is said to be
averse to the erection of monument rails
ed to himself while he is still alive. 1t is
suggested, therefore, that the present gen.
Grafton build noble edifice, and adorn it
with the statues of Charlemagne, Barba-
rosa, etc, and add to the collection effigies
ofheroes as they shall step from the stage
of action with the final Endorsement of
the nation.-ScriJner'S for Nay.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-24

How TO MAKE GOOD CoFFEE.-Let
young housewife see that her coffee is
Drowned thoroughly, being very dark and
brittle. If the grain crumbles easily when
bitten, it is done ; but should it be tough
with hard center, return to the oven I'M
til crisp. While it is still warm beat the
white of an egg to stiff froth and stir in
the grains till dry. Next have it properly
ground, neither too fine or too coarse, and
put it away in a close covered tin-box. Get
Eureka coffee-pot and put one heaping
tablespoonful of coffee for each cup de-
sired, and if that coffee does not "please
her husband" he ought to be hung so
says my husband.-L. f. ID. Griffin, Ga.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between JOHN
CHRISTIAN AND CHARLES CHRISTIAN, under
the firm name of Christian Co., has been dissolved
The old accounts of the firm will be settled by John
Christian,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-24
New Business.

The business Of General Merchandising here
tOfore conducted by Christian & Co.. will hereafter be
carried on by JOHN CHRISTIAN. at the old stand on
Broad street, North Knoxville where he will be pleas
ed to deal with all his friends Satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases. apl24d6t
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTONi APTII %
The Senate to-day adopted resolution de-
claring that Abbott was not entitled to seat as
Senator from North Carolina, without dlVls-
ion.
HOUSE.
The efficiency bill was discussed without
final action in the House.
A number of bills granting pensions and re-
moving political disabilities, &c, were INTRO
duced and referred.
There was an animated debate on the Goat
Island bill without action.
The House is sitting tonight on the pension
bill,
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SMALLPOX IN PH1IADEIPHIA AND
New York, I'm New York. forthe week
ending on the Goth instant. the total deaths
were sos, against SOL for the week pre-
Vious: The number of small pox cases re-
ported was 90, being the lowest for any
week since January; the deaths were SO.
the highest IN any week for the same pc
riod. In Philadelphia, for the sameweek,
there were. 81 deaths from small pox-a
decrease of 8 compared with the week
previous. ....t.-- g..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-24

Woodruff & Co., loyal represented by R. NJ
Corwine, of Washington, and C. NJ. Conrad, OF
New Orleans. The judgment was for some
1856, 900.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-24

RIsTEGRY IN New York CITY.-The
bill to provide registry law for the city
and county of New York has finally pass
ed the Legislature of that State. The bill
is elaborate and searching in its provis-
ions, and seeks to place efficient guards
against repeating and other forms of frau
dulent voting. The chief faults of the
measure, says the Tribune, may be found
IN Its cum6rous and complicated machln-
cry; but it seems to leave every possible
avenue OF the dishonest-voter effectually
closed sss T1@U~ST7 ~ .H#
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HOUSE.
Murdered and Deserted.

CHARLESTON, Tenn, April %, 1872.
Special to the Chronicle.
MEsSRS. EDITORS: There was a man
found dead in the southern part of Nc
MINI county to-day, within forty yards OF
Alexander's stock road. His throat was
cut in three places. He is supposed to
have been dead five or six weeks. There
was nothing OH his person to identify
either the murdered or the murderer.
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NEW MARBLE WORKS.
French Broad steam Marble Works,

KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of Mar
BILE Work, such building and monument work. and
to fill orders for marble in slab and dim nsi N stone.
F EDMUND BROWNING,
Address Post Office Box No 367, Knoxville, Tenn.
apll6dly
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According to the Post Tweed will go to Saturn
when he dies so that he can, join one of the
rings.
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Trustees Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED IN TRUST EAECI-
ID TED to me by '"The Wilcox Mining Company =
body corporate, having Is principal thce III hGoXyIe
tennessee, and doing business at 7 mOTy RGane
county Tennessee viii expose t. sale to the highest
r, on the
goth Day of May, 1872,
upon the premises the following personal property,
bfIonging To- said Company. to VIII: Coal Cars Birges
ScaIes Wire Rope Drum and WlndlaSS, Mining, Black
smith and Carpenters l9oIs, WAGONS, Carts, Ma
cbiner7 the interest Of said Company IN Steamboat
cnlngaJ. I vine at the wharf at Kingston n %
neSSee and other property Also, the valuable lands
IF said Company lying in ROane and Morgan counties
consisting f three separate ractS lying adjacent be-
ing the lands conveyed TO said Company By John Bay
ter and E. 2. Bailey, rustee, ohm DeArlnOnd and "
p Barton and NJ c. WIl;Ox, containing one thousand
acres more less, and covering the valuable coal
banks now worked by said Company
Said sale will be made on a credit Of one and two
years the purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
rity for the purchase money, bearing interest from date
at the rate OF seven per cent, per annum and lien
will be retained on the lands till the purchase money
is paid.
The lands will first be offered in parcels to suit pur
chaSers and afterwards whole and that sale which
snail bring the largest will be adj pied The sale
will be made in bar of the equity Of redempton.
w. p. WASHBURN, Trustee.
Knoxville March 1872 G6dfOd
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THE BATTLE HOUSE.

+ HAVE LEASED THE HOTEL LATELY KNOWN
i as the Stacey House, and viii hencetorth eonduc
it in the most approved style
The patronage of the bile generally, and ef my old
friends particularly who have stood by me truly in
the mast IA resnectfuly solicited / promise them
cordial recepton and comfortable home at the Battle
House. JOLA A. BATTLE.
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II will he ssen from the above that have leased the
Stacey House to General Battle. In retiring from the
0sition which have occupied for several years in
his civ desire TO tender my thanks and kind wishes
to Old friends and to earnestly eEtreat continuation
make their stay with him comfortable in every respect
Nashville Jan 17-df-w2a4 J. E. STACEY
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19

EMPIRE CITY MINING COM.
T. panv Location Of Works: Ho, Spring Dis
trict, Douglas County, sra,e Of Nsvada.-Notes
is hereby given that At a meeting II the Board Of
Trustees II said Company, held On the 18th day
of September, A. d. 1872, an asseesment mo 81
Of five cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said company, payable. ia,mediately. in
United States gold coin. to the Secretary At En-
pire City. Ormsby County. State Of Nevada Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain un-
paid on WEDNESDAY, the 10th d1y Of October.
A. D. 1879, shall be deemed delinquent and will
be duly advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment shall be made before viii be sold
on SATURDAY, the 10th day Of November, 1872,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees, 4
JOSEPH WALTER,
sels- I'm I.5 s~4h ifs 10 = Secretary.
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OFFICE Rails Brick Building, Sccol
street, opposite the Capitol.
THE BEARD CONTROVERSY.

Are we to have beard controv-
ersv" again, similar to the one which
for short space created a ripple in
the Anglican Church, and caused the
London Punch" very pleasantly to
guage the privileges of the curate
and his vicar, the Dean and his
Bishop, in this respect? This mat
ter. let it be understood, is merely
one of taste. The Rev. Thos. Binney,
the most prominent preacher among
the English Congregationalists, has
emphatically condemned the beard
ministerial as. among other things.
interfering with the enunciation of
the preacher. Mr.. Binney has
aroused controversy, and others have
taken up the defense of the hirsute.
1t is curious to note the varying for
tunes of the heard among the clergy
snd tie laity in different ages. In
the time of the Anglo Saxons the
clergy were compelled by law to
shave. In otner countries, until the
eighth century, the beard was worn.
Then, upon the separation of the
Greek and Latin Churches, Leo Ill,
to distinguish himself from the patri-
arch OF Constantinop removed his
beard, and thirty years later Gregory
w. enjoined penalties upon every
bearded priest. In the twelfth cen
tury it again became the fashion to
shave, and bearded face was almost
unknown. In the thirteenth century
Honorius III. allowed his beard to
grow, and beard to grow. and boards
continued so, though the right of the
clergy to wear them was DISPUTED, to
the reign of Henry ". In England
The beard is almost universally seen
On the faces eff the men of the days of
declines in the reign of p.
Mary. and of late has revived and is
worn by all classes. ---..s,
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EUEkEBY NOTIFY ALL CITIZENS NOT TO
vttsdchace any part Of the crops on the Sweeney
al Freak ThoFus . sAne6ls;nA tke EaEs .Bs. ler
Foad, 6om n JONES. representing himself As
mypaFtner - 10 sals VilI be valid without nv
aa1sot thereto. sy-- 9.rH. THORNR
Car On City, eept. 10. 1877. sslI-lms
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These quotations are liable to Huotua-
tion. Securities sent to mo will be re-
mittcd for as directed, at the best mar
Ket rates. Stocks and Bonds of every
description bought and sold.
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An unfortunate clergyman from Pitts
6nrg is IN the Chicago Jail for finding O
S0, OOO pocket. book in q sleeping car on
one OF the railroads. The poor fellow
declares that he was drunk at the time.
but The authorities contend that. inas.
much as the pocket.book was in the va.
lise OF the owner. it con hardly be said
to have been sufficiently lost in the eve
OF the law to justify even a drunken man
in findingit.
When Wong Hang Soon, wealthy
Chinaman of San Francisco, was buried
the other day. they buried with him five
wagon loads OF baked pigs aud chickens.
Unless it was the intention of tho old
fellow to open first class boarding
house at the start, it strikes us that he
ought to have taken tho provisions ALONG
raw.
Ihe latest sty les Of sending presents
OF howers is in earthen dishes made flat
IN which the flowers are regularly planted
and growing. which is far more sensi.
Die present than the old style of baskets.
which, with tbs utmost cnre, only lasted
a day or two.
Titusville bridegrooms "step upon the
hJmen!"l altnr, adjust the fatal noosc.
and swing off into that silent bourne
from whence they can never return
save by the indianapolis or connecting
lines" b
1t required the aid OF one clergyman,
several able-bodied relations of the bride
and two revOlvers to solemnizea MARRIAGE
in Louisville the other day. The bride
groom made his bridal tOur alone
Princeton, Ind, has acquired stylish
new hoarse, and the impatient inhnbit-
ants contemplate numbering somebody.
80 ns to have funeral before the yarpish
gets rubbed of.
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We regret, to. learn that Capt. s. s..
Wise, whose dwelling was destroyed by
ire short time since, near Blaokville,
lost everything he possessed even
bedding or furniture was saved, and be-
sides these heavy losses. we learn about
", 600 in money was consumed.
A Brooklyn hueband who was kissing
the chamber-maid little, was surprised
by his wife, but got off with but one
black eye by quoting Mrs. Stanton. who
says, "the freer the relation between
human beings the happier"
A year ago. Mr.. Gleason, of Chicago,
lost leg through the carelessness Of a
car-driver. and last week he lost the
other leg in the same manner Measures
are on foot to provide for his support by
artificial means
The King of Dahomey received the
Italian Scientific Commission with his
form decorated profusely with variegated
druggists labels. taken from European
medicine bottles.
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ForelEn, AnaIrs.

PARIS. February IA new flag. CON
tanning favorable illusions to the Bona.
parties, caused wild excitement, whith
extended to the streets. Cries of ''Down
with the Bonapartes," and "Viue rEn.
pire," drowned each other. A disturb.
ance was threatened. but the crowd final
~ dispersed without blows. The per-
formance OF play was suspended. The
Assembly voted overwhelmingly for the
suppression of commercial treaties with
England and Belgium. The debate on
the motion to remove the Assembly to
Peris was uproarious. It was finally re-
jected-S77 to 318.
LONDON, February 3.-The Times de-
clares that il American claims are repre-
sented, England must notify the Geneva
arbitrators and tho American Govern
ment that efforts at arbitration may as
we'll cease. Tho Daily Telegraph says
negotiations to that end have been open
cd, but the British representations we're
not received in friendly manner.
MADRID, February IA mass meet.
ing Of 1000 Radicals was held, to-day;
Eohegaray delivered an address, in
course OF which he alluded to the re-
ported atrocities in Oube, and declared
that there was good reason to believe
tuoIo was some IOQnQatlOn 1Or tneg6 aC-
counts. He said he had incontestible
evidence that children had been shot,
and he demanded stop be put to such
outrages. The speakers generally called
for extensive reforms at home and in the
coloEies. Among them, the abolition Of
capital punishment and slavery; reduc-
tion of taxation and privilege of trial by
jury. All advocated continued posses
sion of Cuba and the maintenance Of
Spanish authority in the Antilles.
A World despatch, dated February 3,
says Chief Justice Cochran has officially
counseled the Cabinet that England
must recede Immediately from the treaty
of:Washington, leaving America to de-
cide between new treaty or war. The
council is now discussing the terms in
which this resolution shall appear in the
Queens speech. at the opening of Par
lament.
PARIS. February 3-The adverse vote
upon the return Of the Assembly to Paris
causes much disappointment. Leonsay,
Prefect of the Seine, and Cassimer Pc
riere, and number of the ministry
threaten to resign. in consequence.
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sss.ss Gsss ssas 1sss se si ts1s ssGss as sssnds
ds 5sv tSs S i ysos gene
with Southerly winds and rising tempe
nature. The low pressure In Wisconsin
will move centrally North-eastward over
Lake Superior, but will extend it's influ.
ence rapidly Southeast to Lake Huron.
Oantionary signals continue this evening
at Cape May. New York, New London.
Boston and Portland; and brisk winds
are anticipated for Lakes Superior and
Michigan on Sunday.
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Desirable Cottages.
By D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON


On the FIRST MONDAY in February next. in
front OF the Court House, in this city. at
half-past 10 o'clock, We will sell, without re-
serve. two desirable COTTAGES.
Lot No. l, with Cottage thereon, and al
necessary out-buildings, situated on the cor
ner OF Winn and Laurel streets: measnrinr
front on Laurel street GO feet, more or less.
and running back on VIM street 2O8 feet
more OF less. Bounded on the North by
estate OF Taylor; on the South by Laurel
street; on the East by Vim street; on the
West b. Lot No. No. 2.
ALSO,
Lot No. 2. OF the same dimensions. with
cottage thereon, and all necessary out-build-
ings. West OF the above. Bounded on the
North by estate Of Taylor; on the South By
Laurel street; on the West by King; on tho
East by Lot No. l. The above Cottages con
tain four upright Rooms.
TERMS OF SALE.-One. half cash; balance in
twelve months. secured by bond, bearing in
terest ut the rate of seven per cent. Der an
mum, and mortgage # the premises Pro-
perty to be insured and policy to be assigned.
Purchasers to pay us for papers and stamps.
Jan ~ so F1,S4
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American ln,.ill9sne..


ST.. Lou1s. February 3.-The House
postponed the consideration of the Co
vernor's veto of the bill paying bonds in
greenbacks, to Tuesday.
LOUISVILLE, February 3.-The Or
phanage of the Good Shepherd was
burned, to-day; inmates saveds
SALT LAKE, February "a mass
meeting of citizens adopted resolutions
approving of Judge MoKeen's action, in
refusing bail to murderers upon an
order from Attorney General Williams,
and asking the dismissal of District At
torney Bates.
Two roughs fought fatally at the Re-
we're House.
a tremendous row occurred at mas
querade ball. The police we're driven
of, but returned with shot-guns and
stopped the festivities.
CINCINNATI, February 3.-The Board
of Conncilmen passed resolution re-.
questing the trustees of Southern rail-
roads to reject the charter passed by the
Kentucky Legislature.
NEW YORK, February ga Panama
letter says the State Government refuses
repsration for the action of the insur-
gents within her limits. in seizing the
steamer Montejo.
The Greeley Republican Committee
pasted resolution, that the Common
Council should impeach Mayor Hall and
temporarily abolish the mayoralty.
Imports for January nearly $i3. .OOO,-
600; the largest recorded, except 1866.
Counterfeit los Of the National Bank
OF Norwich are circulating.
CHICAGO, February 3.-The bribed
Aldermen have been sentenced to six
months imprisonment and 81, QUO fine.
RICHMOND. Ky, February 3.-Maske ed
men took Slough, who killed his wife,
from Jail, and hanged him.
NEW YORK. February 3.-Sleeping cor
Conductor Trioe. on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, who circulated the
story. OF the alleged linson of JEFF. Davis,
knocked down Gen. G. D. Mowry with
an iron poker, near Huntsville, yester-
day, seriously, If not fatally, iniurinp
the General. The renconter grew from
the story.
Indictments are reported and arrests
expected. The names mentioned are
Tweed, Genet. Hugh, Smith, Peter and
James Sweeney. The Injunction against
the Tammany Society has been dis
solved. It is thought the Investigating
Committee will adjourn tonight.
The storm continues, and snow is fall.
ing and drifting. There is heavy
Northeast wind.
Two English felons. who arrived by
the eteamer City of New York, were ar
rested for extIadition.
The grand jury presented twenty
three indictments against men charged
with defrauding the city. Time was ex-
tended to the 18th to complete the in
vestigations.
WAsnINaToN. February 3.-The ba-
lances OF the ooin subscription to the
new loan has been ordered to be with
drawn from the repositories.
The Senate Committee of Commerce
will report favorably upon the nomina.
tion of W. T. Haines as Commissioners
OF Customs.
Rev. DR.. William Hamilton died from
fall, whilo entering street Cur.
Major Charles S. Wallach, of the Con
federate army. died, today, of consurnp.
ton.
The House was occupied in debat,
only; the Senate was not in session.
Probabilities-T low barometer OF
the middle Atlantic coast will probably
move North eastward to the neiohbor.
hood of Cape Cod by Sunday morning.
and Northeast winds continue. with
snow, on the New England coast; North.
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Valuable Real Estate.
.. c. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers.

~. W = oA<AO - Az " OONs AuCLlOUeoI8.
7 WILL sell. on MONDAY next, February
l. 5, that VALUABLE PLACE, formerly
owned by Mrs. Annie Adams, and two and.a-
ilsii miles from Columbia, on the Gamers
Ferry Road. There is u large Mansion. of
recently repainted, and is on high elevation
commanding fine view Of the hills which
line the Wateree River. The place contains
htty-three acres Of land, about thirty.five OF
which are under fine state OF cultivation
having been recently improved with fertilizers.
There are all necessary out-buldings, with a
good Well OF Water, Bath House, and a Gar
den Of four acres, besides an orchard of
Peaches and Apples. with Strawberries and
Flowers. The place has been lately enclosed
With new Fence, and is healthy, and is one
OF the most desirable places in this section tf
the State.
TERMS cash balance in one and
two years. secured with bond of purchaser
and mortgage Of premises. Purchaser to ps '
me for stampe and papers.
Jan 81 t3 JOHN T. SLOAN, JR.
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@HoTEL ARRIVALS, IFebruary 3.-Nickeyson
uoase-S Feldman. Pa; Major ] b White.
Marion; Sanderson. brooklyn; q A Young,
pMensacola; ~ g i Leonard, Nd; Miss May Wilds,
Grcenvillc; ] Gormlcy, Augusta; I'D car,
ter, city.
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Lime.
600 BARRELS Of LIME, for sale low by
6OO JOHN AGEEW e. SON

Citizens Savings Bank Of S.. C.
A LII SAYINGS DEPOSITS made in this
"A Bank ON or before the 5th day of each
cal, ndar month will bear interest for that
month as II deposited on the lat instant.
j. G. i. SMITH,
reo - Assistant Cashier,