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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-14
large Sale Of Elegant FHrniture at Aue.

We will sell to the highest bidder on Tues
day, the 10th inst at L! clock, the furniture
in the house situated on the corner of Crooked
and Reservoir. Streets and Lately occupied by
nearly new, and consists in part of Carpets. Blu
1eaus, Tables, Chairs, Wardrobes, fine Chamber
sets, Parlor Furniture Kitchen and Dining
Room Furniture, &c, &c. The ladies are espe-
cially invited to attend.
Jan. IA, ls72-d5t 80 FMCCALLUM & Co
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"a Repository of Fashion. Peasure, and
Instruction."
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LY CHRONICLE, for one year, to any one
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months. to any one sending us Club of
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ne Money can be sent by POstOffice
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.
BRIGGS & BROTHERS.
Catalogue of Flower & Vegetable
s E e ID s
Summer FIowerinx Bulbs for Is,a.

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BENWoOD ITEMS.

II
EdltorsOf TIC IIntelllGencer: rlrtAE
] an very glad to say that your t1for.
nation in reference to q big fight taking
place here, Wednesday evening, Is not
correct. There was no disturbance what.
ever That VIC care cognizant OF on the
evening above named, but there was a
little alteration between two young men
on Tuesday evening, the result Of which
was not very serious to either party. The
fracas l allude to was INDUCED in by two
nail.teeders, who held different views in
regard to the strike now In existence
among them, There were no scalps Ia.
ken, eyes BACKED, teeth knocked out, or
any blood split; but there probably
would have been had 1t not been for the
intervention Of some Of the bystanders.
A few Of the nail.ieeders have gone to
work, who, together with the nailers,
make force sufficient to keep about
forty machines running. There Is NO tell.
ing what the final result OF this strike
will be, or where II will end, as the stri.
kers manifest disposition TO hold out
until their wishes are complied with, let
the consequence be what they may.
Quite bitter feeling seems TO exist be.
tween the nailers and feeders, and at
present writing there are feWif any indi-
cations Of either one or the other making
concessions.
February 30. ... RoBBINs.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Pittsburgh Female College :. The
AnFinR Torn.

-e Spring Term. ,s-.
Pittsburgh Justly claims the leading
school In Pennsylvania for the education
Of young ladies, and one of the best in
the United States % wen. Those OF oln
readers who have daughters to educate
will be pleased TO learn that the spring
term will commence March 20. The
college Is becoming 90 well known fol
It's high tone, thorough system Of teaching
and excellent discipline, as scarcely "a
need commentator from US. Tho large
and elegant buildings are well fitted up
neatly furnished and carpeted throughout.
The addition, built last summer, has been
finished in beautiful style, and the new
cabinet will be put in place In o few days.
Tho faculty numbers tlceuty.ttoo teachers,
chosen on account Of their experience and
success in teaching. In the literary
course there are primary, preparatory
and collegiate departments. There are
alsofour departments (maklng seven In
ALL, and special teachers in each, for The
ornamental branches. There are native
teachers Of French and German. The
facilities In music arc especially fine.
Four teachers are employed, and twelve
pianos and two organs arc in constant
use. But we need not specify. II you
want for your daughters a school with
home comforts and home influences
hlgh.t0ned and select In It's patronage
where every effort IL made 10 promote
tile best interest Of the pupil, send TO the
Pittsburgh Female College. The Presi-
dent, Pcv. l. {. Pershing, will furnish all
needed Information stFg r :
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A MEAN THIEF.-Onc evening this
week stranger entered tho office of a
dentist on Market street and desired to
have some of his molsrs plugged. The
Doctor informed him that he could not
perform such an operation after night,
and on with the work he had inland
when his would.be patron entered. Some.
thing required him to leave the room for
aminpte, and when. he returned; he dis.
covered that the man had taken his dc.
parture, and also several dental insir,i.
lnents with him. We guess there was !, an i
irate dentist in that locality, and even tho
next day he had not entirely recovered
from the shock his usual good temper had
received. Tho man who would wiliully
and maliciously steal dentists torceps and
such like useful and practical instruments
OF every day life would not hesitate to
rob his "blind ancestor Of the female per:
suasiop." 'rfirr ,-' .r
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POLICE CouRT.-so tar as receipts were
concerned, the police court, yesterday
morning, was a signal failure; in fact, at
the close of the session the debit side Of
the ledger made a bad showing for the
city. There were threecases, and every
one of them was dismissed at the costs Of
the city. William Watson, charged with
tumult and disorder, Simon Horkeimer
and Simon Baer, with leaving their wag-
ons out on Union street, were severally
called, and after an investigation of their
respective cases, were dismissed. The
testimony failed tosubstantiate the charge
in each instance. 1t is believed that the
history Of yesterday mornings proceed.
ings is without parallel since the police
court was established.
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New TELEGRAPH OFFIcE,-A telc-
graph Office has been established at West
Alexander, Pa, and the necessary instru-
ments were sent up, yesterday. Parties
desiring the services Of Esqr. Mayes in
tieing the knot matrimonial will find this
great convenience. 1t is Thought that
there will be no necessity hereafter for
travelling that long and uninteresting road,
every rod Of which seems mile to those
who arc flying from the wrath Of unwill.
ing parents. .r. 4
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SURVEY FRIsnED.-The surveying of
one OF the proposed routes Of the Hemp
field extension from Washington, Pa, to
the ConnellsvilIc road, was finished wed
ncsday evening. President Garrett or.
dered the engineers to pass over the old
line Che ono which was partially con.
structed several years ago. and prepare
the result Of their reconnaissance by the
10th inst, If possible. We hear that the
route on which the road will be built is
to DO determined as soon after that date
as practicable, and the work put under
contract without delay. 'saa 20.
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SNow.-After reaching the showing
point by easy stages extending through
three orfour days, the crystals began to
iall, yesterday morning, and in a few.
hours the neighboring hills, and every.
thing out doors in the city, wore a deci.
dedly wihterish appearance. The elonga-
ted faces oiliVery stable prOprietors grew
suddenly short with the prospect of five
dollars an hour" but the beautiful snow"
called a halt before their bright hopes
were realized.
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CHRIS. HISS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, solicits the at.
tention of gentlemen to his fall and winter
stock OF ready made clothing, consisting
of cloths, cassimeres, vestings, all new,
and comprising every style popular at the
East. With superior stock, a first-class
cutter, and the hest workmen obtainable,
I can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. G. HESS,
4 Corner Main and Quincy streets.
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morning,

Nor IMrRovMo.-We regret to hear
that young Wilson, who was struck with
e brick last Saturday by Clark Sweeney,
is not improving, and the chances Tor his
recovery are not by any means favorable.
The unfortunate man is still unconscious.
Everything is being done that medical
skill can suggest, to save his lie. To;
morrow is the day fixed Tor the examina.
ton of Sweeney before Esqr. Forbes.
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~ HOSE HousE-A small building is be,
ing erected just below Brice's drug store
in the Eighth ward, in whichit is de-
signed TO place reel and hose for the
protection Of that portion of the city.
Council ordered such building to be put
up at late meeting. 1t is represented
that the pressure Is sufficient in the pipes
down there to throw water over the high.
est structures in that Ward, This viii be
an economical arrangement for the city,
IL tho representation provo 70 bu-uurreCL
A company will be organized TO take
charge OF tho hose.
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A PLEASANT PARTY.-Mr. J. T. Shep.
ard, dispatcher of trains from this point
over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
having taken unto himself one Of the fair
daughters OF Washington, Pa, as part.
ncr for life, returned to The city last even
ing with his bride, and held a reception at
his brothers in Centre Wheeling Tho
affair was quite q brilliant one, very many
of thasfriends OF the happy. pair,being
present and extending their cordial con.
CALCULATIONS.
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Nor IN TIE CoRNER-H. schmulbach
wholesale dealer in whisky, on Monroe
street, next doorTto q. H.sBooth &Oo.,
desiresto inform the public that he has
twenty-five hundred barrels of genuine
Old Rye not corneredb by ST. suit& Co.,
of Louisville, Kya1athe report in yester.
day mornings papers to the contrary
notwithstanding. Mr.. Schmulbach offers
his large stock 70 the trade in full conf.
dence that for purity it cannot be excel,
ed, and at such prices that purchasers can
realize handsomely on an investment. He
invites the attention Of dealers 10 the fore
going facts. B 'sH 500 a.ar..' : a.a.a
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APPOINTED RECEIvER.-Yestcrdsy, D.
G. List, Esq, was appointed receiver of
the Municipal Court Of this city. For
several years Mr.. l.. has held the same
position for the Circuit Court of this
county. No better appointment could
have been made.
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[e0RBINs.
A GrumbIer Talks.
EdItOrs Of the IntellIrencer.

Editors Of the Intelligence. .,
Market street, from the new bridge to
John Street, although curbed, remains
with the sidewalks unpaved. The city
ordinance has made It the duty Of the
Street Commissioner FORTHWITH to cause
such Sidewalks to paced, (when the own
ers Of such lots shall neglect or refuse J at
the expense ofssuch owners. Why are
we pedestrian Taxpayers compelled to
walk in mud? D. A. NJ.
February 20.i RS r.r.rg l.pgC
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In many affections peculiar 10 females tbs
EXTRACT BUCHU Is uneduAled by any Otl9
remedy-as In Chlorosis or Retention, Irregular.
ity, Painfulness or suppression OF Customary
Excavations, liberated or Scirrhous state Of The
Complaints Incident TO the sex, whether arIsInr
rom indiscretion, Habits Of Dissipation, OF ID
the Decline or Change OF Lille. II is presrribed
extensively by the most eminent physiclans md
Aidwiyes, after Conanements, and for Enfeched
and Delicate Consultations OF both sexes and al
ages, attended with any OF the above Diseases OF
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/, ANNIVERSARY CELErEGrroN.=- Enter.
prise Lodge, 1. CT, celebrated its
fifth anniversary last evening at Good
Templars' Hall, Hornbrook's Building,
Main street. The attendance was quite
large, and the occasion very pleasant
one. Recitations, interspersed with fine
music, contributed very much to the sue
cess Of tho entertainment. ..-..--.--.-.
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{ A FEW PERSONS IN the city don't buy
their Boots, Shoes and Caters, and Hats
and Caps at Forgey & Clemens, SOUTH
east corner of Main and Union streets.
Our advice 10 such is, go and sec their
stock by oil means. .
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FRoE. ROBERT KIDD will give an Flo.
cutionary Entertainment at the hall of the
Female College, this friday evening.
This announcement viii be received
with pleasure by the. numerous friends
and admirers Of the distinguished Profess
sor, who will be pleased to hear him
again. .. f.Hat d.
As an clocutionist, Professor Kidd
stands at the head Of his profession in this
country, and as a delineator Of character
he is unequaled.by any. All who wish to
spend anevening pleasantly and probably
should not fail to hear Prof. Kidd. The
price Of admission is fixed at the low
sum Of 80 cents. s4ya q Ah@3 40
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EXAMINATION PosFroNED.-George
New was arrested and brought before
Esqr. Gillespy, yesterday, charged with
conspiring to lefraud Judge Thompson
out ora sum Of money due him. ltap-
pears that o tenant Of Judge rs. took
French leave OF the premisesh he was &C.
cupying, owing several hundred dollars
rent. Now, 1t Is charged, assisted him in
getting away with his property; hence
he Is made a party to tho conspiracy.
The tenant has not yet been arrested, and
win probably keep out Of the State, un.
less he should be magnanimous enough
10 assist New out Of the difficulty.
When the hour arrived, yesterday, for
the examination 1t was ascertained that
the principal witness could not be found.
Alter waiting and searching for him
sometime, II was concluded TO postpone
the investigation until 0 o'clock tO'mor.
row morning. r- m..
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HRADs OF FAMILIES consult their own
interest wnen they buy Boots, Shoes and
Caters at Forgey & Clemens, southeast
corner Of Main and Union streets.
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BALL'TThe Old Dominion dancing
club gave a ball last evening, in Nc.
Lain's building, Monroe Street. The
club and quite large numbers its friends
were present Nothing occurred to mar
the festivities Of the evening, and alto.
gether the athirwas ascomplete success.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.-This Court met OF
1OA o'clock yesterday morning. Counsel
proceeded to argue chancery case at
considerable length, when 1t was discov.
cred that there was but little in it, and
His Honor directed an order TO be entered
up referring the papers to q Commissioner
to examine and report.
Adjourned until l0i O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
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SPRING GooDs arriving daily at Forgey
& Clemens, southeast corner Of Main and
Union streets.
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VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, the best
ever sold in the city, cheaper than else
where, at Sheib's Music Store, Monroe st.
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PERsONAh-E. W. s. Moore, ESQ, Of
Fairmont, arrived in this city last evening,
looking remarkably well, considering he
had been frozen up all winter at the "Per-
manent Seat" Mr.. M. is en- route to
Chicago, where he may locate, should he
conclude that his chances of success are
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If you want first choice of spring
stock of Wall Papers, go to PAUL & Orrs,
No. 90 Market street.
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IFyou have any old and faded Pictures
that you wish to preserve, take them to
Brown \ Higgins gallery, where you can
have them nicely finished in Indelible
Ink. t.l|'3 a..'''l, 4if5 a5
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CLOSING out sales OF Boots and Shoes.
From now ! am selling out my entire
stock Of Boots and Shoes at cost. L. V.
Blond, 107 Main street.
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PIANO Stools, Of best quality, cheaper
than elsewhere, at Sheibs Music Store,
Monroe street. ~ s gs.
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acknowledgement.
FRIDAY, MARCH l, 1877.
Travellers Register.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,
New Advertisements.

Steamer Major Anderson.
LOst-A Gold Chain.
Notice TO Contractors. .......
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
Railroad.
Earth Closets or Commodes.
Falling Bed Lounges.
field. 10 'l.'-
All Persons &c.-Harden s. Dunaway.
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No Family Should be Without /!

These, symptoms, II allowed to 20 on, ivhtA
this medicine invariably removes, soon follow,
lmpotency, Faulty, Epileptic Fits, In one Of
which the patient may expire. Who can say thA,
these are not frequently followed by those "dirt
full diseases" Insanity and Consumption. Many
are aware OF the cause OF their slfIcrlnPs. but
few will confess. Tho records Of the Insane Asy.
lum, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness 10 the Truth OF the assertion
The Constitution once affected with Organic
weakness requires the aid of medicine to
strengthen and invigoratO the system, which
HHolmcs q Co.'S Fluid Extract BuChu" nvaria'
bly, does.
Retailed by AL Druggists at 70 CENTS PER
BOTTLE, of ounces, or s days medicine, al
once placing this valuable compound within The
reach OF the patient, no matter how poor.
BEWARE OF cOunterfeiIs. Ask for Mexican
Fluid Extract Blchn. Holmes q Co, prOPhe
tors, New York City.
BEWARE Of spurious Buchu Mixtures, pre-
pared by selEstyled doctors, which are kept BE-
lore the public by notorious advertisements
LAUGnLIN BROS. & CO,
,,, Wholesale Dealers, Wheeling, ". Va
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. ANOTHER lot of Spring style silk hats
just received By, j. T, Stone, bridge cor
ner, opposite Grant House. : % n =,
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: New styles, new scenery, new accesso-
RES at the Paltridge Gallery.
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Rustic Photographs. new styles, at the
Partridge Gallery. I. -. w
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TnEslaughter in boots, shoes, hats and
caps still continues at ]. T. Stones, =
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Go and hear Proi. Kidd this evening. at
College Hall.
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TNnE COMMERCIAL BANK OF
l. Martins Ferry, Ohio, 10 now open and
transactlng regular banking Business. For
eign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold:
Collections made on all points and promptly 70.
Bank will be open Saturday evening until m. y,
TO accommodate those who wish to lay by 0 part
sale. JAS. ii. GRAY.
tcb6
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Go and hear Prof.. Kidd this evening at
College Hall.
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The F avorite Soap,
Manufactured BY z. REID, Wheeling ". Va.


claim that It cannot be excelled, list, In puri.
y and quality; ID, In economy, because II IA
nm and hArd % soon az made and will not shrink
When exposed 70 the atmosphere, like nost
soaps DO. It will therefore wash half as much
more a. the soaps now in market at Tho anne
price "a, orPcrfection In washing. You fnust
wash with pure, clean soap, or you cannot hsys
clean, white clothes. USS H BdUOrite GoG' anS
you, will have NO more trouble Rettinp vo1r
clothes white ana lteSs, and Ruatanfee that
twin not inture the akin or the moet delIsate
fabrics. 9TH, claim for It an aiyanfSge nver al
others In that y will bear leaving In wSter for
or 70 hours without inlufing Il Other soaps are
rendered useless BY forgetting them IN ia t MI
or basin amer uaing. Please enquire oi yonS
grocer for tho .Fay0fite Soap. ana Won TdiI ha
convinced that II 10 the best. 'O- va" w
CAuTIoN.=Each bar 10 stamped "Ml,srs, md
4telanies' Fauorik Soap, RaRVJ dctursd 5v IA
Manufactured and soid wholesale by n
-, .,lt EDWARD REID,
aug" .s Wheeling, W, Va,
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Books, statl stationery &c, &c.
New Books!

AhOmllatIoAE Of Modeth socleiy-By Rev. T.
DHWITF TALaAgR, cloth, - t0sE ~ fS
Crumbs Swept Up4By Rev 4. DEWITT TAI!
NAdR, cloth, q Is.
Poor Mss Flneh-By WLKTE CoLIlEs, paper, 81.
The Land Of DSSOlAtIOn-By DR., IsAAoI. HArEs,
cloth, 81 IS.
Joshua MArVel-By u. L. FARJEON, paper, DOC.
Left % Hsrself-By JENNIE WooDVILLx, cloth,
Was She Engaged by "JoNQUr," cloth, 81 80.
Hester RIrtOh-ByK. 8. MAcQUorD, cloth, 81 IS.
A Million Too Mueh-By Mira. JULIA MCNAlR
WRiaHT, cloth, 81 90. '''tFaf' iF'' H''"H
Ought We TO Visit HOr-By Mrs. EDwARDs, cloth
81 Is, paper 81 o..
Victory DOAA-By cECu. GRIFPrTH, cloth, 81 rs.
Mllfrid CumbOrmede-Dy GHORGE MCDONALD.
cloth, 81 IS.
Convent Life UnVOIled-By RDrrH O'GoRHAN,
cloth, 81 20.
Last OF the MohIeAAs- CoOrER-Appleto New
I Edition. Illustrated by barley, paper, CSC
DurntOn Abboy-By TEOLEorE, paper, 5Oc.
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TINS Purest and Sweetest Cod Liycf OIL in the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy lIvers
upon the sea shore. 1t 10 perfectly pure and
sweet. Ask for "Hazard 4 Caswell's Cod Liver
OIL" manufactured by
al cAswRLL, HAZARD b CO.,
u, Now York.
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