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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Government Saving Interest
ON Twenty Millions More
of the National Debt.
RELAXATION IN THE MONEY MARKET.
Subsidence of the Erie
Fever.
--oo-~--.~-
The Shares Fall Off to 4S, Recover to
30 10 and Close at 40 3-4.
Erratic Movements of Pacific Mail On the Re.
lection Of the Subsidy Application.
THE DUTCH BUYING UNION PACIFIC
The New Issue of Hannibal
and ST. Joseph.
Governments Firm-Gold Steady-For-
eign Exchange Stronger.
Erratic Movements of Pacific Mail On the Re.
lection Of the Subsidy Application.
THE DUTCH BUYING UNION PACIFIC
The New Issue of Hannibal
and st. Joseph.
Governments Firm-Gold Steady-For-
eign Exchange Stronger.
WALL STREET, l
WEDNESDAY. March 2O-6 p. M.

WALL STREET, l
WEDNESDAY. March 20-6 p. M.
On 'Change to-day wheat continued firm ana &C.
i've. The cotton market was quiet and about steady
THE CALLED FIvE-TwENTIEs.
In accordance with notice given ninety days ago.
or on the Goth Of December the interest on further
series OF 800 600 of the vetwenty bonds Of 1862
ceased to-day, and the principal thereof is now re-
deemabe on presentation at the Treasury Depart
ment The payments to-day at the Sub-Treasury on
account OF redeemed fve-twepties amounted to
42470O00. chiefly on account Of the last series.
Payments are being made every day for the several
bonds included in the three calls.
MONEY EASIER.
The money market was easier for several reasons.
The foreign bankers got orders by cable to sell out
their Erie again. owing to the decline abroad ana
this relieved them Of much necessity for borrowing
especially as the Sub-Treasury, at the same time
helped them and the banks with the coin for the
bonds previously transmitted by them to washing.
ton for redemption At the start 116 freely bid,
and was sometimes paid In addition to 7 per cent.
The relaxation became quite sensible as the after
noon advanced, and before three O'CLOCK the rates
on stocks were @ Z per cent. The government
dealers had meantime closed up their business at
tai coin.
Nothing new transpred In the market for CON-
mercial paper, which was steady and dull.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE sTEADIER.
Foreign exchange recovered from the unsettled
condition into which 1t was thrown on Tuesday,
ana actual business was nearer the nominal
rates. The following were the closing quota ions
Sterling, 60 days commercial 100 1O915; do.
good to prime bankers, 1924 1O9si; do short
sight, ITO 11os; Paris. go days, 523sl $50; do.
short sight, 5.16@ SIS; Prussan thaers, 72a 72A
Antwerp. 623'4 a $50; Switzerland, 5.2SH $40;
Hamburg, 357s 36ll; Amsterdam, 4O7l 4OA;
Frankfort 4Ozs 4l14; Bremen, 7Sa a79.
GOLD sTEADY-109A A ITO.
Gold was steady on the basis OF 10s34 1907, with
D few sales at Ito. The mercantile demand was
quite feature OF the market and checked further
decline, under the large Treasury disbursements on
account OF redemption OF called bonds The ruc.
tuations in the price during the day are shown in
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The Southern state bonds were In the main strong,
especially the Virginia consols, which advanced to
g. OWING to the availability Of their coupons In pay.
ment OF State taxes-a privilege which will be de-
MED the consos to originate In the process Of fur.
Their funding. The North Carolinas were firm and
the new bouds higher. The new South Carolinas
were heavy and slowly receded to SO. The state
agent In this CITY encfoses copy OF the proposed
amendment 10 the constitution OF South Carolina,
about which many inquiries are made at his ONCE
and by the bondholders generally, the amendment
was adopted by the Legislature and is as folows:--
ARTICLE H. TO the end that The ppbllc debt Of
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.

SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Wednesday, March 2O-1O,15 A. M.
$1,000 US $50 c. 49, No.. Ill $4,000 US 90 c, 49, l12L
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Quiet and Again Lower-Ke-
ceipts at tho Ports, 4,S9l Bales-COhee
Dull and NOminal-Breadstu1s Were
Firmer, Wheat Being NOminaily 1c. "A 81.
Better-Corn Was Characterization Closed
Firmer-Pork Steady-Freights Remained
Dull-Whisikey Lower.
WEDNESDAY, March 20-6 p. M.
CorFEE-The market continued dull and nominal for all
descriptions At Baltimore hear of sales of 1850 bags
Rio, per Frances Jane on private terms. We quote:-
Cargoes (Rio) ordinary, 14c l6c do FAIR 1870. l5sc
do good 16c l6Ac do prime 1885, &c., gold. in bond
xI uays, Maraca,9o' loc S1c' Laguayra, &c s0c
duty paid.
COTTON the spot In limited demand and with I'M.
favorable advces from Liverpool, holders were obliged
again to yield iSc per h. in order to effect sales Forward
The sales reported on Change up as foows:-
ro-Day Lust Epg. Total.
Export. ITO 1875 LABS
nsumption..................... 6o5 h32 l2l7
Speculation. observation-disclosures. 10 10
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smith, Jr., Association. held at their rooms Mafcn
H. s 1872 the following preamble and resolution
Whereas 1t has pleased the Almighty in his in,
nnlte WISDOM to remove from our midst our late as
soSia.e mr. J9np Thomas therefore DC 1t
smith, Jr., Association, tender TO hts afflicted pa
rents our heartfelt sympathy in this their hour Of
body. STEPHEN A. LEE, |
ROBERT DILLON
GODFREY SMITH, Committee.
JOSEPH BELLOWS
FULLY On Tuesday, March 10 1870 ELLEN R.
wife OF John T. Tully, aged 80 years. -'-'
The friends Of the family and those OF her father,
John A. Dun are respectfully invited to attend the
from her late residence, % Seventh avenue and fron
thence TO ST. Joseph's church, corner OF SIKH
nue. and West Washington place, where a solemn
requiem mass will be offered for the repose OF her
soul.
widow OF the late Peter Walsh, aged "a years.
rhe relatives and friends, and those OF her sons,
John J. and Edward F.. are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral. from her late residence, 324
East Filth street, on Thursday morning, at half-pasS
nine o'clock; thence to the Church OF tine Nativity
where o solemn high mass will be offered for che
repose OF her SOUL and from thence TO the Cemetery
" wsLDoa.0At East Orange re-. N. j., on Monday,
March Is, Mrs. GEORGIANA WELDON, Of New York
city. formerly Of Newark, N; j.;
O'Clock p. M. on Thursday, March o. at the resi-
dence OF her grandson, Francis W. Jackson, Grove
Trains by Morris and Essex Railroad leave New
York, foot OF Barclay or Christopher street. at half
past two r. M. Carriages Will be IN waiting at East
orange station.
WILCoMp-At 81 West Twenty-seventh street, on
Wednesday. March 20, ANITA, Youngest daughter Of
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral services at the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest, Fifth avenue, northeast corner OF
Forty fifth street, on Friday, March % at two
O'Clock p. NJ, without further notice.
WnSON.-In Brooklyn Il. d., on wednesday,
March 20. 1872, Mrs. ALICIA T. WILSON, wife Of Will
liam Wilson and daughter OF Rev. A. Guion, aged
q years.
the relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, 283
Hewes street, on Friday, March %, at TWO O'Clock
r. Nj.
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Total .:.....:.:......;;..:......7 s5 l.sI s722
F0r future delivery lbass low middling) sales
been as follows Sales last evening after three p. NJ
March, 400 at % Lie April 300 at 22c 1900 at % Lice,
slss so' At At Ssc May At 800 a
Sales to-day, up TO three M.-March 800 al nc, SO at
S2S 800 4. q i,lss $50 II go ac
- i6c., 100 at c (notce after 9Th Of Mayl zoo at
= lilsc 100 a ssssc at q June, 400 al 100
1000 bales. The receipts at the ports. sum
up as follows: 264 New Orleans 70 Mobe,
folk, s77 Baltimore 1893 New Yors 54O Boston, iO3 Total
hates cos.on TO foreign ports closed steady
by steam, &C. gold: by SAIL &c To Hamburg, by steam,
ssd compressed sail, c To Bremen by steam, 4c, gold,
compressed; sail, ssc. To Baltic ports by sail 1c,
gold. To Mediterranean ports bv steam, lc. We auoe:-
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-Ine quotations. based on cotton running quality
than half grade above below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts-Flour S42l bbls. corn
bushels barley, 1000 do Flour in better request and
lines were nrner inc sales comprising all kinds were
at 81 ana 400 bbls superfne rye at "a so $5 TO- Corn
meal IN trfe better demand with sales reported
bbls at 3 80 for Jersey and 3 for Western We
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%hess though qas. at about 81 II 50 FOR
G Hr IN store 81 81 for NGhT S in store ~ %
g = "a Sn;sT ne sale:
white Other descriptions nominal were strong
c for Western IN store 5e aoa 0S Ss SI for
white Barley remained quiet Sales l5oio bushels ts5c
nominal at " - Rye remained dull and nominal
FREIGnTs-Ihere was but little inquiry for berth room
sy rates aSnOsd without
there moderate call for vessels for the petroleum Trade
s this Asa there e inquiry for
e SS sea were loo Snss:
srees lard ccveseed 5s OaS and I by sa
SSoo Sbls ros Is 3D. 20 tons mahogany 22s 3D. and
bills rosn, 3. Cd. 1850 tierces beef, As Cd; $50 bSs
seese & 90 an ons
wood ss 81 T. Eases s seeSsai los The
the excluding the west coast $500 cases
nsd o tho s S
petroleum. part bbs and cases. at 3D. for bbls and
Tn
S a 5 remained quiet
New ST
Cuba Centrifugal and mixed. isc. sc. H.p'
Gascovado. refining &c. Sic Sc
Muscovado, grocery S0c aS5c. BIC 96c.
English Islands. 2Sc. a 95c.
NAVAL SToEEs.--The market for spirits turpentinc
quiet and again lower The sales lots aggregate 100 bbi
Mt Csc Rosn was In good demand but at decidedly lower
prices closing steady ut the decline Sales 800 hhd strained
g3 To- and 500 bbls do delivered from yard, private
terms Tar remained quiet and unchanged
PETRLOiEUM.-Un Change to-day the market remained
dull unchanged. Refined moderately inquired for,
but heard of transactions quoted nominay a. 22hc
2259c for spot balance of month. Crude In bulk re-
MANNED duh, nominal and unchanged quoted at l2e4c
Naphha steady although entirely aominal held
INQUIRY, there transactions reported
quoted at 2c 2sc At the creek the market was tribe
easier and quet quoted at 3 ~ on both upper and lower
roads. The Philadelphia market remained dun and un-
mainder of Later hear OF sales In New York OF
1850 bbs standard white at 22c, and 1000 bbs white at
&c., the market closing frmer. 49,
ages meats, 1888 do lard s bbIs and tierces 1he
market for pork was about steady at Yesterdays Inn
provement The sales ops cash, at $l2 81 800
bb for May st $ls io 6oo bb later for May .. SiS g6
isF " Us Il acc
quiet but steady We hear OF eaes OF zoo boxes OF long
clear &c.; short clear quoted At Nc;
quoted a, So. and city &C. ana sac FOR the range
Beef limited demand and esteady. Sales 15 bbs.
in lots within the range of IS Sl for mess, $40 $s Tor
extra mess Si6 $s for prime mess erees and $is $2o
seady Small sales were made within the range OF VIZ
ST Gut meatsfhe market remained quiet but firm. We
o sales OF 20 orccs picked hams at &c. also 5U boxes
.s s shoulders a, Sc We quote Smoked shoulders
al, penies &C. &C. FOR boxed loose; do shoulders Be-
~ dy salted shoulders, &C. 6iac LardThe market
o9y moderately active Sales go erces IN ios al sc
s sIsss Ssa April ssr xs
No. and Sc. for steam kettle w. S ~ '"A'' 'o
kCEIhe market to-day for Carolina was fairly active
ADJ Scdads fh@spS'ps W lAxpshs sdsiass isyus lie
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
PI0MACHBIT1Ekr

!. nm ENr,oRsED AND PRESCRIBED BY msr
A leading Physicians than any other TOMS Oh
s Wn n FsTsr and Agus Intertens Bilious
,asa = And ali disorders arising from Miasmatie
Phsy are highly are nn,
~ A Annefizer and Recuperant, and IN cases Of
asaeraI Debility they have never n single ste IN
Taay are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES,
strengthening the body, inyigorating the mind and
fhe HOME BITTERs are compounded with thu
greatest care and no Tonic Stimnant han ever been
offered to the public 50 PLaashiasa y nam, an1
remedial agents. endorsed by the medical sraters.-
s II Il ~ Give them . fair trial and 49,.
-, r..s 4. :. , ,,;l, chou,d Hava i RatfIa.
Every FANNY snou s.ra lay n .a,us.a ,or
as superoT to any now IN Mariner An.
alyticol onsmsf James y. Biaay ah D; 4 Pr n
b MeVica. M D; B Walker, NJ D; Norman 9
z Ga sIpsaa y D. Reansr Ii oss
craft p; Bigler y p; ! A Is ~ So
Y WOODWARD: MI D; 9 4 Dehs5ts; y p;E NaFns,
b W Mccarty, n D; 2 Maley, N p; z y John
son, ~ y. +, IL ,a,v.,..,
Chemist, prononnees the Home Btters r. superior
to the ana sney also s
49, st. Louis, July, 1870
JAMES JACKSON ,,,eeai nrofassia tSa
have communicates 70 the Heuicai p.oisssioI tAs
receipt Of the Home Btsers, y cannot, lnereiofe.
be CONSIDERED as secret OF W. bav ne
patent having peeh TAKEN IoI q y. n =
ed the formula for making the Home Biltsrss and
say 1he y sr q laae
excellence Al tne arscles gssd si II 14 s Soapo
sltlon areof the best ciass On which !nss usaoag,
being nighy tonic stlinuiens, stonlsehls. calna-
I'VE ana sHentiy iaNaliye. it, "a
them IS strictly IN accoraaace VILE tha rslies o.
Fharmacy having USED tieH, seen TUG sueoss IN
our pfIVaIs pTactlee wv .aA5 1850 - II
tiers, as being the best Tonlc ana Slimnlans now
offered 70 the public T. y; balsi1ni 81 6tsl.
Obstetrics and Diseases OF women %. AouasI
Medical College. ,,oo,,1,,,,r
D Ia-s. M nled;oan isliIa.
Late President missouri MeuiGaI Soiltse.
e FRANK Y. fOhlE1, u u,
Member of Board HeaIln, ~ LOUIS, MO
,..s,aai a S SLan, ~ NJ, =. -.
Prof. Of Surgery, Mo- MedicaI Coiiege, ana Iats
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
.AVANT COURIER.
{ Mysterious RhantOms Visiting
Our CITY.

Il Z
The tardy loitererssat the ssstock board, =
Reds building, Friday night were horribly
startled as they were taking their nightcaps,
BY the appearance on the window glasses Of
the well defined outlines Of human faces,
which seemed to peer into the obsctirity Of
the night with wonderful naturalness. AZ
first glance the spectators were convinced
that the photographs, as they may be called,
were mere Pigments OF heated imagination,
the result Of the last nightcap; but calmer
and more composed investigation developed
the fact that they were real phantom faces,
such, perhaps, MS those which created so
much excitement in San Francisco lately.
The phantom-types, If we. may use the ex-
preston, are three in number. The first is
that of the face of an olf man, with sharp
features and keen eyes peering through a
pair OF spectacles which rest far down on his
nose. There is suggestion Of eager watch
fulness and anxiety about his features at once
striking and touching. For aught we know
be may be looking for the return of Brigham
Young, or the admission Of Utah as State
Into the Union. The ghost was evidently
politician while in the flesh on earth. The
next face is that Of 4 beautiful maiden Of
eighteen or twenty years, rather prini, sedate
and trife conscious, though evidently sad,
yet ignorant of the existence of Peter Clin-
ton. The third is that OF the sweet, inno-
cent, sprightly face of a little girl; with dow-
Ing cnrls and sad, soft eye, which looks
wonderingly out from the misty depths as if
all this Salt Lake experience was novel and
strange enough for, her brief philosophy.
There is touch of rHournfnl sadness ia the
features Of all, the faces which must excite a
reciprocal emotion In the breasts of the spec
tators. How these photographs came there
is amystery; but there they are, and evil
IDENTIFY portraits. Charley Yeomans is pes
tered to death with inquiries of the curious,
but he can give no explanation, and Charley
Price is just as far from fiuding the cause as
any one. Possibly Pat. who is versed in oc-
cult sciences, having been born in Havre, can
explain the matter. Meanwhile, the ghosto-
graphs are the sensational they do not fade
away.-SaIt Lake Tribune.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

rssav. for Young II en- On sgre4t SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES which Interfere With MAR
Rage Withsure means Of reli fer the EfrIng and
| charge In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 3, Ninth Street, Phlladelpnlas
Pennsylvania. -,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11

George Francis Train, IL everybody knows
VA. born with 4 looseness In his head bat
We are not prepared for the information
furnished ms by the correspondent Of az Al
l,any paper that he is an ollapodrida Of
aaadnirafialian Yerbiage.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
2a5 VIRGINIA CITY. N. T.
DAVIS { sMRylAs, -, PROPRIETOR.

DARTIEs from the Valley visiting the Capital
il are requested 10 give this house call and we
are satisfied they will be pleased with the perfect
arrangement OF everything that will conduce to the
comfort and pleasure Of guests The tables are sup
piled with everything obtainable in the country
prepared by experienced cooks and served, by st.
t6ntlve walters. IL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-04-18

GARDEN SEEDs.-vivian offers new
thing in the market Satisfied that the
prices charged for seeds in the west are and
have been too high and that too, for seeds
which the commission men have handled
oyer and over, some perhaps for ten years
or more, he has bought his seeds directly
from the great Seed Farm of Landreth d
Son, near Philadelphia. This house does
not commission seeds but sells directly,
consequently the seeds bought each year
are fresh and of the prior years growth
The Doctor buying directly is enabled TO
under sell all commission seeds and at the
same time can warrant that his seeds are
all fresh. He sells at the low price OF i've
cents per paper. As this price leaves
very small margin, he trusts to his large
sale to remunerate him. Small profits and
quick returns is his motto. We would
advise all who have gardens to call and get
a copy of Landrcth's Rural Register,
giving a description of seeds and directions
for their cultivation. 1t is furnished
gratis. 10
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-04-18

UNITED STATES or EUROPE. =. CASTELAR,,
a well-known Spanish Republican, in an
address IN the city OF Seville recently,
said his party aspired to the formation
of a United States of Europe, upon the
foundation Of q universal Republic.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-04-18

The Denver papers state that the thun-
der, lightning, wind, rain and snow
storm of last Saturday night and Sunday
was one of the seyerest ever known IN
Colorado Territory. Much snow fell,
nut II soon melted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-04-18
CHARLES n. RUSSELL,
Farming implements.

General Agent for McCormicks Reapers md
Mowers, and dealer in first class agricultural i'm
plements, such as the Bertrand and Semme,
Sulkey Corn Cultiyator The Prairie CITY Seed
err and the Grand de Tour and Plattevillc Plows
Office with Brewer 4 Penhallegon, Commerce
Street, Mineral Point, Wis. w.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-04-18

A ST r + = r Il Y f \ TlTINF
For Fever and Ague 1utermtchts Bilhousness and al
# sorters arising from malarou causes They highly
as an ANII.bISPEf1lt, and IN cases Of
INDIGESTION vAtCARLE. As an APPETIZER
,ad RECUPERANT. and In cases Of GENERAL nEBIL.
Try they have never In n single instance al ed in pro.
lucing the most happy results They are particularly
], 1 W. L,l- II 4 1 L.,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-08

civil service reform which this Conven-
ton Is expected TO make.
He proposes to support Davis If Davis
is the winning man, and then all DEM
ocratic candidates for State offices and
Congress i'm turn, for which he bargains
for Democratic support for member of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, nominated by
Liberal Republicans, which will result,
as he hopes, in placing him in the SEN
ate in place of Cameron. This is his
game.
The Illinois delegation have the fiercest
time. Long John Wentworth, of Chica-
go, got scared over Davis chances and he
telegraphed as follows to Chicago:
belmont is here working like hell for
Adams. Send the boys quick or all is
lOstn
This started off the Davis boys, with
SWEET at their head.
A correspondent says in reviewing the
Adams chances:
Adams, you know, is cool man. II
was Schurz who said, giving an account
of his first meeting with Adams, My
thermometer went down twenty degrees
before was in his company half an hour"
joke which Charles Francis is said to
have enjoyed.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-08
rne H.m,I,op county uom,clde.

From the Chattanooga Times of yesterday
we learn the following particulars OF the homi-
eide:
Shade Wostmoreland, the person who shot
VIM Emeln on the Poe turnpike last Sunday
was arrested on the same evening that the muir
der was committed, and brought to the city on
yesterday and placed in Jail.
Westmoreland was working the farm of EN-
elm, who had until the past ten days been work
ing at Whitesdes, chopping wood for the Rail
road Company.
On Emelin's return he and the prisoner had
some words in reference to supposed intimacy
which many thought existed between him and
the wife of the deceased
On last Sunday morning Emelin had taken
his children over to Allen Warmers. his father
in-law. About ten O clock, Westmoreand ar
rived there, and soon after he and Emelin COM
menced a conversation in regard TO the diff
Guilty, and pulled out a navy pistol and fired
four shots at Emelin the three last taking eff
feet He was shot in the arm, leg and through
tho breast. After receiving the shots, which
were fired on the porch, he went out into the
yard and sat down few minutes and then re-
turned to the porch and lay down.
He died in about forty minutes after the
wounds were inflicted. Westmoreland left and
went about four miles to the residence of Jim
Hatfield, where he was arrested that evening
by Bill Bean, Frank Coleman and Thad. Simms
The Herald gives an extended account of the
homicide, and an interview between reporter
and the prisoners, from which it seems that
Emelin's wife was required to give bail in ST.
wv LOT her appearance, Delng considered an &C
cessory TO the murder. Westmoreland says that
the deceased was jealous without cause and that
he acted in selfdefense. He attempted to resist
the posse who went to arrest him, and only
ceased when he was fired on and the rife ball
| grazed his cheek
The Herald speaks of the prisoner as ono
Shadrick Wood, and its account of the difficult
| ty it transpired shows a cold-blooded ferocty
| on the part of Wood, or Westmoreland, who
pursued his victim when seeking refuge behind
women, that if demonstrated by proof, will
cause his forebodipg of the circumstances being
| against him to be realized.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Advertised May G. 1872.

Persons calling for these letters will please s 'Ad
yertisod and give the date of this list If not called
for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office One cent will be collected each letter
when delivered
A-E NJ Al xander 2
B-Eliza Brazleton G B Bnrleson 6, James Ballard,
james Bare, John Butler ir, james Boyd Miss Mag
Bowman
C-S B Campbell. Miss Mary Caldwell John
Campbell, j Caldwell, Joseph Cannon, G Ii Cray-
ford Mrs Easter Ghilds D + Garden.
D-Miss Alice Davis c Dalton, John Decter r.
Decoster, Wesley Duff lcol'd), w b onaldson,
E-Joseph FoY. II Fox.
G-Niss Mary George. Jack Goodwin Miss Ellen
Galherite. Miss Angeline Graham, q
H-Mss Amanda t Haynes, Miss Margaret Uarris
"a johnson. Jenkins & Wilson, Miss Belle John
son, Miss Flora Jefferson, Frank Johnston Lewis
johnson, William Jones.
k-Rev Edward Kelley,
I-James Lucus, John ii Lentis.
NJ MeAfee, Maxwell. james McClang, John
MI G Neal, 2.
O-J Lindsay 0Neal.
Parker. Wilson Parker.
sell. - -''
S-James Sykes. billiard Swan.
Thames Thomp on.
VS. Winchester s T. Wood. Mifs sallie j Will
hams J Wacaster, Miss Hannah Woodfn
H-M IS Martha Young, cold,