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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11

AccIpENT-As one of Jessup Il Moores wagon :
heavily laden with paper, was coming down Mar
ket street this morning, OF the front wheels
came on when between Fourth and Fifth streets.
citing the front part of the wagon to the ground.
Tn. wagon rested between the two ira, KS oh
,,ruct,ny both OF them and the city cars were
ae'nv.d over an hour until the wagons was re-
moved.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
MaRistrates' Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR sIMMs.

uhas. Kerrigan and Michael Lay. boys, for
.t-spasng and acting in dsorderly manner
OF til. premises Of YIN. II. Foord, were each
required to pay costs, and held to bail. in the
sum Of $50, ior their fnture good Behaviour.
Arthur Bassslt, for drunkenness, was fined *
cents and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
In the Golden Age Of Cirlhood

Preserve the beauty Of the teeth with S"2or"H1
and tn m, when the hair is 4ilvercd and theey"
dimmed with years, the mouth Will still r'V'a
two gh,terinc rows Of unsuilied ivory.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
moved.

The MARkETS- Batter loi4' per PohHu' eSSs
}6a33 per do2: chickens .5asl 30 per pair po'a-
toes lia 20 per half peck sweet potatoes 3onk, per
half peck apples Salo % tomatoes lotl' do :
string beans lOal2 do: onions 2o do. pears lOa2o
do. peaches l2s2o do, or 5oasl per basket egg
plant 3alO each cabbage ;;nlo per head bre's
,a6 per bunch corn l0ai2 per dol.; lima i~"ns
lOalj per quart grapes 5aio do cantel"pes2alo
each watermelons lja1o each; oats a"al' per
hushel; beet lo,.0 per pound lamb lsa.' do
mutton lOa20 do; veal l.a2i do lard - do
MYSTERIOUS Snor. -Abont |. O'Clock last night,
, loud report, sounding like the discharge OF IA
heavily loaded muskrt. WAS heard IN the viciniiy
Of Twelfth and Market streets Officers MeCai
ierty and Baylls, who were ntroIl'ns their beat az
the time, instantly searched around The eh'ire
ueighburhood, tndcavor,ng to ascertain the
exact locaht,ty ot the shot Their efforts were
unsuccessful, however, and the affair 8 Ill remains
a mystery A rumor was prevalent, tins morning,
to the effect that man had been shot, on lwei'h
| street. near Market. but the rumor proved To he
| uniounded. Many citizens i'll the neighborhoo,s
were aroused by the report, and considerable eA'
4 cltrment prevailed tor some time
| REMAINS DISCOVERED - About the 9thot Ju.y'
! rhos bright. OF Penusville, Nj, Was drowned
at the mouth oi the ChrlstIana, while gong to ms
| home, in the tow Of n steamb at. HIS body was
not recovered Tuesday afternoon. MI lhoma'
| Crimes living near New Castle, while working Oh
th, river shore. discovered the remains Of man
! lNnig among the ruShes, Oh inc pauA' INC Aes'
had entirely lett the boi,es. leaving perfect skc
| ,ton leaving nothing but the clothes. as mean'
| of recognition. Coroner Woodward went to New
CASTLE this afternoon. to hold inquest, havinl
first notified the friends of Bright, whose remah
these supposed to be, to be present and 'den
tfy them ii possible, ty the clothes.
WoRkINGMEN MEETIN1.- 4 mass meeting o
the work,ngmen of this city will be held at tn
city Hall this evening. The commlttes of Re
pubhcans appointed at the last meeting OF tn
League for the purpose Of appointing one OF the'
number TO be presented AS candidate for the Re
publican nomination for the Legislature, will re
port at tins meeting. ihe committee Of Demo
rIats MI not present any naise. They claim tina
! the move is a political scheme, and they will hav
nothing a. do with il. 1t is asserted that the he
publican committee OF the League have conferre
with leading Republicans, and decided to prsser
AS their choice the party who will be most hkel
To receive the Republican nomination, thus piede
ing the support OF the League to the Republican,
The committee of Democrats prefer to present
workingman's candidate, independent Of party. I
none at all A lively time Is expected at II
meeting tonight.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
Etssl gstiees.
Register D Oroor.
Rknlsaan 0...x

,r New Ca.&le County. Xrsnst ss,h sHh.t.cn. 1sIn.
urom the application Of John Hssd. ASm,n.;o.... .o...
t"r oi Patrick Hand. late Of Brandy vine Su,tua.
SAID county. .deceasedi Il il Orderea ana d.aisd IN
IN: Register that the Administrator siore.siS ~
m""e "i q. srantiag ef II tiers Of ArmnstS se
'''n OF the dsc' with the date Of srsn,
w" forty days from the date Of such ls,tsps.s pus;a
n,s n Il, 'ne m" nnhiic places II the county of New
"a. All tersons HAVING demands sseins,
OF Assembly in such case made and proyidsi tni ei
"-o hosr me same to be inserted within he ms
n'rI6i N the Delaware Gazette, a nevsu.n.s ~I
II he'd IN Wilmington. and 10 be cootinusI
s-ygsk S'..en under the hand and seal Of o6c. =,
!kflsf the Register aforesaid, at New CaStis ~
"" Ctstlc county aforesaid, the dsvsrS
year aeo'~ written. Il. GIBBS, kegiater
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING John ODvrno, Esq.
will address the Democra ic Associations in their
Headquarters, Sa Vile Building, Sixth and Mar
ket streets. on Friday evening. A large at'sn .
ance of the voters is requested.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11

AN OLD KENT CoUNTIAN TAXES HIS FIRST STEAM
BOAT TRIF.
The Smyrna Inteligencer contains the follow
ing : One da, last week elderly farmer who
has resided fort, five years. this county, and has
been IRON home but once before III all those years,
was on the steamer Pilot Boy. His astonishment
at beholding the shores OF New Jesaey. which he
had supposed wilderness, showing every evidence
Of being occupied by numerous population. en-
oying all the advantages OF civilization, was most
amusing When the boat neared Philadelphia,
aLi the old man saw the beautiful city his delight
was SO great that he appeared scarcely able TO re
s,raa dip, p,selI from dancing about the deck. He
returned ho-,a convinced that the world Is
success.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
REClsTEM's ORDER.
RroIsrER's OYrJcE.

nk0lSTEt OffICkt
New Castle County, July 10th. 1877.
Upon the application Alexander kssnsn' as x;1 A.
nineton City, in said County. deceased il is
ordered and direeted by the Register that tAs
Administrstor aforesaid. give notice Of the grant
s OF Letters Yt Aamipist5aton upon H.. Es:!. is.,.
ot. by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty the date at b OF aaea letter. M
Castle requiring all persons havins demands agalna
the Estate to present the same or abide BY an Ae,
Of Assembly, in such case made and provided And
also cause the to be inserted within the same aaS
period in the Delaware Gazette, newspaper pue;,
iished in Wilmington. and to becontinued therein
-, thyen under the hand and dSealcf once Of
is. the Register aforesaid at New Castle. ~ Nev
~ Castle County, aforesaid. the day anal
.h,yawritfen. b. GIBBS. Regvter.
NOTICE.
Anpersons having claims against IN Esais Esas.I y
the deceased must present the same duly atfNnra <
tu the Adm,nistrator. On or before July ~ ~,
ls,S, or abide the Act Of Assembly in sScn css'
! made and provided: .;.,,.,.,o,
-Wslminston. Del W%|1M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11

.APPoquN1MEHK HrNDREp.-Ata meeting
voters of North Election District, Appoquini.
mink Hundred, held in accordance with the
call of the Hundred Central Committee, al
the Hotel of James c. Townsend, on SatGr-
day the 7th OF September.
On motion James Kanely, Esq, was called
to the chair, and Joseph Roberts, was ap-
pOin ed Secretary.
On motion of David c. Rose, Cyrus Tat
man was nominated for the Office of Inspec-
tor OF said district, to be supported by III
party at the October election.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JAMES KANEL,', Chairman.
JOSEPH RoBERTs, Sec'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11

MECHANICS LOAN A meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF Mechanics Loan Association was held last
evening, for the purpose Of electing a Board OF
Directors. The old Board. however was continue
until the annual meeting III May next
At the same meeting, $1,000 sold at 3oi. rl
cent premium, and 5000 at 2sLa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
New Advertisements.

Horticultural Exhibition.
Tournam ent at ST. Georees.
Teas and Coffees at Ir,ppens
Public Sale OF Lots A. ". hayis.
Notice in Bankrurtcy-L ! l.. Bacon.
Democratic Meeting 7 iday Night.
Notice in Baukruptry--joseph J.. N,li,hms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
NOTICE

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Estate Of
the dece ,seI must present the sane duly sttestsd
to the Admi ni,tratof. on pr before uls Gth 1873 pF
abide the Act Of Assembly in snch ca made and
provided. W!LLlAM T. Htlffllt,
Administrator
Address Newark, Del. aas5. 2ms
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
Peach Shipments
TUESDAY,.

TUESDAY.
Jersey City. 4. cars,
Philadelphia, cars.
Interior Pennsvlvauia. cars,
Total y cars.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11

SALE OF PROPERTY. Sheriff Hargadine, on
Saturday last, sold at f'oxwells 4 hotel, in this
town, the following property:
The farm known a. the B. b. Allen, farm sit
mated near this town and containing - acres,
for $500. B. B. Allen purchaser
A dwelling house and lot on the corner OF
Commerce and Union Streets, in this town, fnr
5000. Thos. J. Lambdin purchaser.
Two dwelling houses, on Main street, oppu-
site Town Hall, for S2.740. Samuel Cai,s, pur
| chaser.
! Whrelwright shop and lot adjoining above, fol
$695. T. E. Carly, purchaser.
Blacksmith shop and lot adjoining, for Ss95
f. V. Cooper purchaser.
Bnildi. & lot on South stree, for S142. Thos
I Jester purchaser.-SMYRNA INTEL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
~, Rspv blleaa state Convention
PREFERENTIAL. ELECTORs-JAs II. i|FhHNp
NOMINATED FOR CoNGRfss.

PREFERENTIAL ELECTORs-JAs H. i'r "'N'
NOMINATED FOR CosGRfss.
The Republican Sta e Convento" WAS "'d
at Dover. Yesterday, tor the purpose Of select
ing Presidential electors and nominating
candidate for Congress
The Convention was called in ordrr ~ =
o'clock, p. m by II. +. Pickles, Esq, ,'ha'r"'a''
of the State Exec,itiue Committee, and organ,
lied by the appointment, Of WIN. W. Morsa"'o'
Sussex county, as temporary Chairman.
A comm,iee Of tive from each county was
appointed 10 effect apernanent organlza'io"'a"" an"
similar committee on resolutions, and one on
credentials. The Copmitee on Psrmane'
Organization reported the following ofhcer' VII"
(, were confirmed:
| President-Lews Thompson, Of Milfo d
Hundred. j..
Vice Presiden,s- Charles II. Gallagher, ct
New Castle; VIM. 9. Shaw, Of Kent and r. j.
Layton, If Sussex. -.
Secretaries b. Clarkson, DIR. VIM. W.
Davidson and 7. II. higgins.
The Committee ON Credentials reported a
full delegation from each hundred AID no con -
tested seats
The Committee on business presented the
resolutions, which were read and adopted
A motion to 20 into an election for Presluen-
tial Electors was adopted, and the following
named persons who had been agreed ''lo" y"
,he County caucuses, wer- peented NY me
respective County delegations aud Il. rlel:
New Castle Benjamin :. y 10th; krnl-h'.
VIM. T. Collinp; Sussex David W. M@ re.
A motion was then made and adopted, to ="
into a nomination for Congressional camel
date.
Mr.. f. F. james, Of this city, nominated
Levi c. Bird, Esq, Hon. y. Il. Smithers
nominated Mai. JAS. Il. I.otamt; VIM. W
Morgan. nominated Hon. John W. Houst"n'
The first ballot resulted as fuilOws:-Biri'
50; l.ofiand, 81; Houston. ~.
A letter written by Judge Houston, To a
friend in Sussex County, stating that h,
would accept the nomination, il rendered hin
In good faitl., was here read,
The second ballot was tnen tax EN-, with the
following result:-Bird. AZ; I,Ofand, 81
: Houston. SO.
! Mai. Jas r. Lofland was then declared by
; the CHAIR, to be the nominee, and on motion
the nomination was made unanimous.
) A committee to inform him Of hls nominat,o,
was then appointed, and after the transaction Q
so'ue nnimportant business the Convention adj
) journed.
A mass meeting was 1t Id outside, during tn
progress Of the Convention, which was al
dressed by Hon John N. BrOOmali, of Penn
I sylvania. WIN. s. Nicholson, Esq, OF Phila
e delphia, n. b. Smithers. and Others.
: After the adjournment OF the Convention
= Maj. LOfand. addressed the meeting, return
r Ing his thanks for the nomination, Levi
: Bird, also spoke, returning thanks for tn
= complimentary vote rendered him, an
). pledging his hearty support " the Repnblica
e '''rh. The train left Georgetown, to return
;, about 81 O'Clock, and reached this city abol
q l.30.
/
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
NOTICE.

Az pefsons having claims AGAINST the Esta,. .t
the decreased must present the same duly attestsS VI
the Executor "n or heiore August 9th. is7S W. W.
ahdr the Act oi Assembly in su IA case maha w ="
Iro,i,'.3 JOHN HAND Admin,,tr.,."a ."a
Address Nimir gton. Del. IVA Sn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
NaG.lSTEls's ORDEw.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY Ju'y IA, "! y!

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. July 5is,, ~.
Upon ,he anrLcati"" "t Mar Mo!h.,ali. Ad-
Il whnr .,Ny Creek si M""arrd in sn,d county.
kegister that the Adm,nistrat"r aforesaid c~s
no,it" "i the granting of L,ttrrs Of Adml,s'
ration uron tn, Estate ot the d-censeJ win
the dat. ii rrnntin: thereof. by causing advertise
ncntS tn b" n"stt within forty days from the data
such l,tt-rs N six ut the most public places ~
"a county oi New Cas- le recurring all nersons hsy.
ng demands ga,ust the Esia,eio rre5, ut the sam.
or n, lie hy m Act at Assembly in such case mrds
,n, rroy icd. Ard also cause the .ame 10 Gs In.
,rrtrd within the same period in the Ne,awars
Gazette. n n.w.parsr published IN Whining.
I a. nnd to ho continued therein two months
.. Given under the hand aud seal Of ofhcet
rSSn Tia. Register aforesaid. at New Castle, In
:~SE New Castie county aforesaid the day and
year above wru,en. b. 0lBPS. Register
NOTICE.
Al persons having claims against the Fs,yteo
th. d"cen,. unst present the same duly attssedt to
th, tNctu,ur "n or before July 3lst, 1873 or
! ahtlc the AT ii Assembly in such ease made aud
| pi"\l MNhA NV vtuhhaLI.
Adm,nisiIatrix
( Address Newark "''. ausl q.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11

SALE-Mr. A. W. bav.a adverlises a valna
hle lol Of ground 20 he sold ou Salprday, al >
p. NJ. q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11

WATER WITcu HoRsEs.-The " ater MiIcl
FIRE Company ha- purchased two horses from
gentleman in Lancaster, Pa ior 5000. The.
will reach this city on Friday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
Reylstcr's Order,
REsIsrER's 0FrlGr:: ~,


New Castle County. AasustIo III H. .;",.
u,,n the application OF Daniel Muihsfin au' ists
.lins Iro1 nreea. secuto Of Kosssnaa Msen.n sts
OF Wilmington e,,. IN sad county, hs ase'Rfi, Register
,Lat the Ex eeuturs Aforesaid give s noa,s ,hs il
granting ot Letters ftst.pen.a'S upf " granting
ing thereof BY causing .an Il. S.,e Of .usi
si'e@s, !" e Ihs mos, yasmi m pa:s.s psrsn. b..
uounty "i ns" ,ga;nst the Estate to present tns
same. s tr ahas ~ M .c. e A.,s,aEI s.aEs III:
% !" be inserted within the same PsI,oSS IL VIII
Delaware a,et,s nsT. sGslh ,hsssin Two nonth,
asrs q; .Ss ~ sss. T..i. n.
s uasiie County aforesaid, tns ~ dsS ..;stsr.
| above written. :"
NOTICE. p.....f,ls .
Allpersons ss, rsssnt the same duly sttsstsa sEis
Essen."rs 90 of before AuEsa lan sSs suc prs1
The Act Of Assembly In such 1sI case eMTdfIHERlS TfH
del. cnRNELIUS GREEN
--wilminston. PEI.
| ALg22 -------
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11


TOBACCO. James Armor, of Mill Creek
Hundred, about 3i4 mics from this city, com
menced raising Tobacco on his farm this
-prine. He planted an arr" and a qnartrf'
which proves to be very Gne. Some Of II.
equal to any in Lancaster County. Mr.
Armor has built drying house and has most
of his tobacco cut and well secured
OFFERS MoRE EATTRAcTIONs.-The excursion
.o.morrow offers more attractions than any 'ha
,.a- ever left This city and We see no reaH.,n why
here should moi be very large party 10 90, A.
=. believe there will be- The cars 60 direct 10
Maucl ChunA thus avoiding all changes and
,rriying home in time 10 get good nights re'l.
Ibe fare is reasonable indeed the trip around the
;ra,i,y Road il worth it alone and yon can
set i, ali for $3.50. Tickets can be procured al
he book s,oee of Boughnan, Thomas u Co.
SALE OF BUILDING Lols.-Mr. James
bradford will sell on Saturday next, at :
clock D. m., on the premises. sixty building
OTIS situated on Delaware, Gilpin and Shall
ross Avenues and Washington, Jefferson
1 thirteenth, jackson, Harrison, Clayton and
fncon streets This sale should be well at
nded, particularly by those desiring sites fol-
-sidences, as no where in the vicinity can b
upd more eligible ones. As an Investment
ney will be sure to prove safe and profitable
=, land in this section of the city is increasing
y, pidly in value The terms are easy, with
Llerai discount on cash payments. Ogle a
n ,llpr aie the auctioneers.
SERIOUS AND PERHAPS FATAL AFFRAY.-
5,, Tuesday afternoon, Thos Dodrick and Pat
X Coyle, both notorious characters, became
,.,aped in quarrel in front Of McCue's saloon
Eighth and Church streets, p neighborhoot
d. !, IL fast becoming notorious for bloody en-
.a,nters and lawless deeds. Coyle soOn pun
.ed his opponent, when Fillmore ConkiinQ
of Dodrek's friends, appeared on the scen
I, struck Coyle on the head with q PAWN
u, .ck. fraclmring his skull. Coyle was carries
his home and medical aid summoned, but u
Ills morning, it was not expected he coul
cover. Immediately after committing III
Conkling fled, and has not since been seer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11

HoUBoE's STATUE OF WASHINGTON, recent
iy taken down from its ancient position in the
centre of the rotunda of the Virginia Capitol
building, at Richmond, has been boxed up and
placed in one corner, there to await the order
Of the General Assembly.
Hon, K. II T. Hunter of Virginia, has
accepted an invitation ~ attend the grand lib
eral and democratic RATIFICATION meeting in
New York city on the 18th instant.
The third annual cattle show and fair of the
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society will
he held at Winchester the 29d, 23d 2ith and
18th days If October
Daniel Gleason, Of North dams, Mass, who
murdered his wife last spring, has been SEN
fenced to be hanged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
flour, feed, &f.

THE BAKERS, UNION
COMMISSION HOUSE
No. 800 and 3O2 E. Fourth St.
H1A Now completely organized and filed witt,
sll the
REST BRANDS OF FLOUR
IN the market. together with . full line of Feed
I'VE Flour, Corn Meal. 6c., &c. are nov pTepar' Il
to sell 10 bakers store and private faHiii
Nv lhe Load. Barrei or POGuO at ra
cheaper than can be bought an the citV.
Parties will find il t., their advantage to cali all
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Goods delivered to an, part Of the city free oi
charge. j. BAHhLEl,
iyl7-dly Secretary "f Directors'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-11
His First Trip.

/ AN oIpKENI CoUNTIAN TAXES HIS FIRST STEAM
BOAT TRIF
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-17
Farming as a Business.

A man who is not smart enough to run
store is not smart enough to run a farm.
Farmers are not to be made out of what is
left after lawyers, doctors, ministers and
merchants are sorted and picked out.
And if a man fails on a farm, he is not
likely to succeed in store, for it requires
more talent to be thriving farmer than
an average merchant. The one great fail
ure is the dispropOrtion between mans
farm and his capital. A farmers capital
is skill, labor and his money. If he has
little cash, he must have no more land
than he can thoroughly manage by his
personal labor. Every acre beyond that
is an incumbrance. One acre well worked
is more profitable than twenty skinned
over. 1t is this greed of land by farmers
that have not the capital to work it that
keeps so many poor. Small farms are
better than large ones, simply because
they are better suited to the capital Of
common farmers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-17
Sheer VS.. Dogs.

EDITORS CHRONICLE: For some reason,
perhaps the dizziness of my perception, l
am not able to see the wisdom of the law,
or provision made by the County Court
during its recent session, for taxing dogs.
1t looks to me very much like an effort at
how not to do it. Laws much like this
have been enacted before, but if ever one
like it put stop to the depredations of
sheep-killing dogs, or created fund to
compensate the owners of sheep for such
depredations, it has never come within
my observation or reading. Though with
others, losing considerably from the great
numbers of worse than worthless ours,
yet we were not disposed to be violent or
complaining unreasonably, but we do not
like to be Knocked by hope of relief which
never comes. Under the present law there
will be plenty of starved dogs to eat up
more good sheep than I have money to
purchase, and my neighbors must judge
for themselves. No one who has a really
valuable dog, and who has use for such q
dog, but will keep him well, nor will he
object to paying tax on him, If by so
doing he may be rid of the loss arising from
Interpretation fstarvelings thatmeet him
at every corner. The officer who attemp is
to enforce the provisions of this act will
find that the ways of evading it are many
and varied, and in fact, under its prOvis-
ions, many q small tenement may have its
three or four dogs. May we not hope that
ere long we may have a legislature con-
vened that will have not only wisdom, but
courage enough to act in this matter
Would it not be well for those who intend
to engage in raising fine sheep to see that
the candidate who receives their vote is
sound upon this question? FARMER.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-17

Ask for Tickets to Memphis and the Southwest via
Chattanooga and Mckenzie and to st. Louis and the
Northwest via Nashville and COlumbus-all Rail; or
Nashville and Hickman-Rail and River.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-17
sOth Day of Nav. 1872,

upon the premises, the following personal property,
belonging to said Company, to witt Coal Cars Rarge,
Scales, Wire Rope, Drum and Windlass, Mining Black
smith and Carpenters Tools, Wagons, Carts, Ma
chinery the interest of said Company in Steam boat
nearly completed lying the wharf at Kingston, Ten
nessee, and other property Also, the valuable lands
of said Company lying in Roane and Morgan counties,
consisting of three separate tracts lying adjacent be-
ing the lands conveyed to said Company by John Bax-
ter and L. P. Bailey Trustee, John DeArmond and n.
P. Barton and NJ c. Wilcox, containing one thousand
acres, more or less and covering the valuable coal
banks now worked by said Company:
years the purchaser giving bond and approved secu
y for the purchase money, bearing interest from date
at the rate of seven per cent. per annum and hen
viii be retained on the lands till the purchase money
is paid.
The lands will first be offered in parcels to suit PnI
chasers and afterwards whole, and that SAFE Will
shall bring the largest sum will be adopted. Inc SAFE
will be made in bar Of the equity Of redemption.
WP WASHBURN, Trustee.
Knoxville, March 49, l872-26d60d
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-17
THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
TERMS OF DAILY PAPER.
WE EKY PAPER.
RATE, OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines, solidNonpareil. to constitute square.
One Square, eachinsertion 90
e. Special rats on application for advertisements
by the year or moth.
Local Notices tn cents per line each insertion.
City Notices fD cents per line each insertion.
All advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterlS. All other
advertisements layable on demand after first in
sertiOn.
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PO,T OFFICE HOURS.

The Maryvile Mail arrives at 1880, A. Me- and de-
parts at 200, P n, daily, except Sundays:
Maynardvilb Mail arrives at 300. NJ, Thursday
and departs at1:00, P. NJ, same day.
The Blain's Z Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at Hoo NJ and departs at 300, NJ. days
Gap Creek Mail arrives "Wednesday at 800, P. N.
and departs Thursday at 800 AN.
The Post-Ofce opens at $780, A. NJ, and closes at $50
Pm. Opens again $780, PM; closes at 1870 Pm 0fc;
open on Sundiy at 1:30 P. ", for one hour.
JAMES RODGERS. Pm,