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RayPs Christmas things are beautiful.
Made HIS Escape.

On Christmas day Mr.. Kerns store being
crowded to the utmost all day, colOred gent,
of the light fingered class coneluned this would
be capital opportunity for him to get a full
supply of Christmas goods without it costing
him anything. He accordingly went up stairs,
but Mr.. Kern being there and keeping an eye
upon him, he found this not to be in an oppor-
tune moment. In the course of an hour he re-
turned and again went up stairs, this time being
moro successful. He had purchased two
punches of firecrackers and after paying for
them, came down stairs, followed by the boy
who had waited upon him and had noticed
something wrong in his actions. On arriving
down stairs the boy told him that he had some
thing in his pocket for which he had not paid,
whereupon some words ensued when Mr.. Kern
ordered the door to be closed. This was begin
ling to be rather close quarters for the rogue
who determined, however, to make one bold
dash for freedom and not being salts
fed with what he already possessed,
he seized 5-pound box of candy standing close
by, and with one bold movement succeeded in
pushing himself out before the door was closed.
He was followed by several persons as far as
Mr.. Cofman's on Clinch street, when he lodged
into an alley and thus made his escape. During
his run, being pursued SO close, he dropped his
hat and the box of candy, and also scattered the
sky rockets and Roman candles along the street.
Mr.. Kern says he would like for him to come
and get his hat, as it is in the way at the store
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ATLANTA MARKET.
zp~.Rpp eorHp, JSo. BARTON. JNO. Il. LEADL
GOULD, BARTON & CO..
Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IN PRODUCE.
Butter and EGGS SpeCiaItIes
| AGENTS AYD AANCFACILhEhS
STEVENS PATENT EGG CASE.
e ALABAMA STREET. ATLANTA, GA.
COnSiOlnlertS SOZicited.

STEVEN'S PATENT EGG CASE.
q ALABAMA STREET. ATLANTA. GA.
ConSig1D,ents Solicited.
ATLANTA. Dee. y: Y, 1872.
We have had one Of the most disagreeable
weeks of weather in the recollection of the
Oldest inhabitant. Nothing but mud and rain,
interfering perceptibly with trade. Our depots
have been blocked with the accumulation of
goods. There is good demand for all kinds Of
produce. Hogs are being slaughtered freely
Grain moves slowly. Flour is firm. Potatoes
are quiet Onions are dull. Apples are active.
An advance for Eggs has been offered this week.
Prices have been forced down. Butter is in
good request for fresh lots. Dressed Poultry IS
in better demand and enough coming in to keep
the price down. Dried fruits are dull SALE
We quote as follows:
Wheat 81 95a2 90 per bushel.
Corn-S0s82c for prime white.
Oats-52a58.
Corn Meal-S2laS5.
Flour-superfne, 81 J0aS %; extra, % iJa
9 IS; fancy, $40 0Oal0 so
Bulk meat-clear sides, 7}aS.
Bacon-none in the market.
Potatoes-$3 00a3 Is.
Onions-nonainal, So 00a3 %.
Apples-S5 OOa6 80 for choice.
Butter-25a30
Eggs-35a36c.
Rags-3!c loose, IL for baled white
Dressed Turkeys-12a14
Chickens-10a1l.
Dried Fruits-3a3l for peaches apples 4a4}.
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KNOXVILLE DAILY CHRONICLE
A Call,

If J. L. Haupt will consent to be candi-
date for Alderman from his (7th) Ward, he will
receive the support Of MANY VOTERS.
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For Secretary of STATE

Buy blankets, carpets, shcetings, shirtngs
cantons and other fannels, at s. B. BoYps.
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Packed in ice received daily at Eifcr's Ex-
change, prepared in any style, and sold at 40
cents per quart or can. 1i30d3m
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Open Every Sunday.

The Exchange Restaurant will be open every
Sunday. Positively no liquors will be sold.
Xiii5-d1m.
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Cheap Store, No. IL, Gay Street.
Study your interest
And go for the Best
Clothing, cheap ard fac.
To A. LoBENsTINE.
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Fresh Norfolk Oysters,,.

Ladies' Fine Gold Watches at Hope d Mill
ers
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Received To-Day.

Go to Raylls for useful Christmas thing.
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Christmas presents at Rayrs are cheap.
New Goods just received at J. n. Rayrs.
Fine Gold Bracelets at Hope & Millers
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Ut w. w. WOODRUFF & co. IS
SKATES FOR BOYS. SKATES FOR GIRLS.
SKATES FOR MEN
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THE HORSE MALADY AND HOW TO


Elegant Opera Chains at Hope s. Millcr's.
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Shout the glad tidings, exultingly sing
Jerusalem triumphs. Messiah is Kinep'

How grand the thought; how sublime the
fact The manager, the Jordan, the crucifxion,
the third day, and no,c. What a Triumph! and
yet the march of the conqueror has not been over
fields of deselation and through seas of blood.
Peace it was and peace it remains. Love the
cause, eternal life the end, naught could stand
against it. Think and wonder! Earth's heroes
triumph with armies and cannon. Heaven, with
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Nii6-dinl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November l.--for the lower
lakes. New England. and the Middle states
clearing weather and northwc:iGriy winds q"
wind<, chiefly northcastcrly, and generally
clemIns weather. In the Gulf States, north
rester|y winds and cloudy weather, with
possibly light rain. On the upper lakes, and
thcncc 20 the Ohio and Mississippi valleys
e0utncyly winds, cloudy weather, and coca.
>ioual light rain. For the Northwest and
,D,nce 10 Arkansas, northwcSicr!y wlnds
and partly cloudy but clearing weather
The Ohio river will rise below LOUISVILLE.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ftaly.

Rtly.
FEARFUL ACCOUNTS OF TIE FLOOD or THE 70
STARVATION, WRECK. AND EuIE.
ruriH, November 1.-The flood OF tie
river Pc still continues. The people all along
the line Of inundation arc starving OH the
nouse-tops and in the trees. Everything is
swert away, and the streams are filled with
carclsSes Of cattle and wrecks OF houses.
The town Of Roggio, fourteen mics from
Ncdino, has almost disappeared beneath the
food.
81 slUE popE AND THE CHURCH OF GENEVA.
RoME, November 1.-The Pope has re-
solved TO defend the cause of the Church Of
Geneva against the decree Of the Swiss Coy
eminent iorbidding the exercise OF his cpis-
copil function within Swiss territory by the
raccntly-appointcd bishop, Mcrmillod.
France.
PARIS, November l.-Sccrctary.Gcnel
NJ. Bciihcmy st. Claire, in reply TO numcI.
GUS correspondents. states that Theirs doc,
not desire to be made President for life.
The German troops have evacuated Eper.
nay.
Germany.
RERLIN, November l.-iinister Room to
day read before the Chambers the Roya
message proroguing the session OF the Diet
Eclsiuui.
BRUSSELS, November IA general con.
ference Of Jews is in session in this city
the delegates from Roumania have laid be-
fore it the condition of their people III The
priucipalities, They propose to petition the
Rounmnian Chamber for full civil and po-
ltical rights, and state taat the intention Of
emigrating ca masse to America has been
abandoned.
Spain.
MADRID, November 1.-Scnor Mosquera
(RadicaD has been elected Eice-President Of
Congress.
ENGLAND.
LoSDoS, November l.-Music Hall, in Ok.
ford, was burned last night.
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GsUBps & WILLIAMS. Aus.!one
BY Lee & Gotdin, Auctioueef;

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Dksik1A'
~ BILE SMALL FARM N HEXRisSo I'm T'Ir.a,:t
NEAR THE CITY OF kiC!ia!2,;nD--I,n ~oautr
pronounced In the chancery soit Of him.etSl
kimm-i, the undersigned. srecin com " Iyr,ij,4.
will, on WEDNESDAY tie 'tli 9lF o. ii
Htnr;c - cn, ,, nrocee 10 .e!l al lu1ic @t,
that desirable snail FARM sitrr;" 1E,, iyI
Below the city III Richmond. cont%l.n< ! ~ R,lTtt
ACRES rioss ar less, sGJolrtrg The lah'!' - ~
4 Roner b. ". Roper, and Others. 80 ne
TERMS OF SALE: One-thlrd cash ai1 nv
ON credits OF and l? months, the pur;tt>et ,yl.
fnebis negotiable notes therefor, WIN - ,,.g
Interest added, aud the title retained d! Az
until The entire purchase money DC pIl,;,
II. A. ATh iSsoA' JR',
&C y sIeclaI t o..'-----~~~
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RESTAURANTS.

EETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, is fully
II fortified against summers heat.
What with one expedent aud smother IL fF;5lJasx
will so hard Ii he doesn't keep hts Gus EssA
toners and friends cool and comfort
able. let the summer god rage never SO ilercely.
His LARDER has the best products OF the season,
frornthe tropics to the lakes, which are served IN
the BEST STYLE OF ART.
His BAR Is the best, both for skilful brewing and
superior LIQuORS--unequalied In this city. III
with these and ices and cooling mineral waters ge-
tcmen can't keep cool, then the weather must be Us
hot IA Vesuvius itself. e.
Thankful for past favors, he renews his Invitation
to the publie and promises sasizfacon u TINT is 70
be 59aaa In shla Worla, .sN
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noyor HALLS yury Unable 10 Agree

New YORK, November 1.-The jury in
Mayor HALLS case were brought into court
this morning, and being still unable TO agree
upon verdict were discharged. They stood
seven for conviction and live for acquittal.
After the discharge Of the jury the court
adjourned TO the Sih instant. wien Tweed
etse comes up. Mayor Hall remarked on
leaving ihe courtroom that the result Of his
trial was the greatest disappointment he had
experienced III forty-SM years.
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nv GrulHss ( " iiIiams,
Auctionecr~ and Real Estate Agents.
Eleven il ST. Get between Main and Bank

COMMISSIONERS SALE OFTEE VAL.
X UABLE FARM KNOWN As MONTH";. ".
on THE MECHASICSElLLE. IURAFlhL Nv"
MILE EAST OF RICHMOND: ..,,..
tcher,Ierhorn I In the tlrcult I oartol H'"'
~. rico county.
scheruerEorn and als. Decree entered May?7.i';L
In execution OF said decree viii sci Ut WctieH'
upon The premises, on MONDAY. ih Of H","44'
bcr l.7. al O'Clock +. NJ, the dover portion OF w
Schcrncrhorn estate. known rs IDNI ~ NA'"!'
containing about NINETY ACRI.t. About t"In.
acres are IN woods, and the residue II aTaGI" graz
soil we'll suited for gardening and general iai ME-
The improvements consist Of large lr;uneH o''"
ing with ten rooms, kitchen with four rooms '4T1
&c. . ..r 90,
There are number of iinc frat tres "9' -,
dwelling Is situated In the hauLa0E.cst grover v!o
nal oaks in all this vicinity.
With the judic!otls outlay Of II rtaso;n,b" SUM-
money this could ire made an exceedingly a'"''"'s
and valuable property. ....u
Special attention l. invited 70 IN" Ia! 'hn' -.
this land there are ire&hau tiblc beds. ,Irr' =, "
worked for many years. VI the hrcr' ipVt'' ]1-'
known Ia Virginia. .,...
TERMS: One-fouIth cash; balance 1t siN' ''@''r
and eighteen months tor negotiable n"!cs WV ,
terest added and title retained By tbs c"tt "'' '
notes are paid. >>.,,,r,,,.,,,.
,,u.H,is ian"r
GRTBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucti"nc"rs. -
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WaSkaiisgson Items.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE ten per
cent. discrimination against French bottoms
does not apply 10 Swiss merchandise.
The Avenue Railway Company had fifty
one sick horses Mt noon to-day. The maldy
seems less severe here than further north.
The debt statement shows e reduction oi
$685., 900. Thcamount Of COLA in the Trea-
sury is $40, l25,000; currency, Si2, 100000.
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ny Lyme 4 brother.
Auct;onecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. lsls Main street.

TWO FRAMED HOUSES AND -FOUR
L. VACANT LOTS ADjOiH!EG, STU ATED
on TIE CORNER OF N AND IilRI -flhSi
ate lion. Oh The premises, on TUESDAY the ah Gay
OF November. l-72, at O'clock L. VI TWO FRA ED
Ing three or four rooms.
Also, several NEW LOTS aaioininE-a plat SHOW
ing SIC. &C.. 70 b." seen At the hour sale. $50
rhc term. viii re very liberal. 10 parties OF lin
Tied means this oilers good opportunity 10 secure
n hninr. LYME & BROTHER,
Anct ioloIrs.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucli"ncc,7
Real Estate Agents aaG Arrtoot'rS'
Eleventh stree, hctwccn Nln!E .Ili bAI \.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF !iii
- VALUABLE PROPERTY KEGGTy&N ,liT
" BRADfGkB'S HOTEL" SlIl N RI - IL, ~
CITY OF RICHMOND. On TIE 80 4 l. ~ !: +
OF FRANKLIN STREET kITN Lh%T VI.
STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY. ~ ~
IIUS.-ln part execution. OF LceItr 81 .';S ~
Gerry Court of Richmond entered on ire ~. ~ ",
ycnlber, 1911. IN the case of MILES, eAeca'I. rs.
GlazeDrook and ais, the Gn,e;s!En; d. 'pct, ,c I
m,,sm the premises. on SATURDAY Tie l5:i ,.sy q, 81
November. nj O'Clock 7. u, TIE pr"prrsE -. i
rs above, which was sold b. III" lst NlcP ~ 80,
10 Thomas Br:sdtOrd, having iT"ns g! :. r' r..s
franklin street, and running back IL iDtTS' ANY,
on which II fronts o. feet incl.e,. ..yrt.
This property Is Improve! In iicHs n' Xiii.
lively rev ard handsome iuur-stciteH WIZ .',,
ing No. l13a, formerly used ~ saloon s- ~ >, y.
aud with several brick and frIG!ei has.+"S> - -
rear. -, -. - ilr
TERMS: Sufficient la cash 10 pay tie G - .. n
sni. aua tie expenses Of The sale t,:e ,%, saI
three equal uuunal irstaln.eniS a. oi.e, ,g nc
three yearS for bonds soaring Interest s:u -. Id
to be retained by tie court nntil 'hs Tom's - he e
of the sale. John \. MkRhDiin,-
Special Comu!s'!2HVs;;
q sucttOneegs. "
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
y, -. VOW, stock and Money Market.

Wan work. STOCK and Money Market.
NgwYosx, Novcmbcr Money, ztc opcr
cent sterling, los: 10 1884. Gold, Ill to liz,
Governments frac,ion lower and very duh.
States steady. Tcnnc=scc's, 'Sa new, i3l
y,reinia's, "A; ncw,5 &c; ccnSols, 04 !; deferred,
~. Louisiana's, 81; new. Is. Levee's, 80;
81, CO. Alahama's, SO; SIS, 80. Geoir;ia*, 20,
-, S.. North Cardinals, SIS new, IS; special
tax, 123. South Caroliua'S, 30; new, 2'3
April and October, &c.
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Senator Wilson's observations on si'e
En,n0aiSn In Virginia.

fspcc!al telegram 70 the Dtsna',hJ
IyAsu,SGToS, November l.-;ocnatof " IL
son. who arrived in this city to-day from
Richmond. had long interview with the
President on The o!iic!a! situation. lie says
Virginia is very close, anil he would not DC
SURPRISED It she should 20 Republican. This
wild remark, however, he ttmDer> ny all OK
preston Of opinion tliGt if the Radicals had
commenced work there moath before they
did j. would undoubtedly go Radical.
Mr.. Wilson was interviewed during his
visit here by reporter OF the SfoT, wh"'
among other things, asked how he was treat
ell generally during his tour in Virginia.
The response was, Very well. Somc little
disturbance occurred at stanton, but still
il didn't amount to mach. Several
drunken mcn hurrahcd for Greeley, and
were taken away by the police. In justice
10 the citizens Of Staunton OF both parties II
should lie said that they were very indiS-
rant at the attempt to interrupt our meet
ing, and one man said he woul. Tcte for
Grant solely on that account"
Question: How about Charlottesville: An
swer: At Charlottesville some Of the stu
dents wanted to question me, and was glad
to have an opportunity of answering then
questions. An old fellow on our side Il little
how-come.y oil-so" said he'd he -- II they
should question me; but l insisted on lls
being quiet, saying was running TIE meet
irg and that the young men should be al
lowed 10 catcchiSe me, for ] considered my
self pretty competent to answer them.
Question: What was the character Of The
questions asked. Answer: They were main
lyabout the kuktuN law, the election law
amnesty. General Grants oppression, &c.
Question: I presume you were not at {;
loss for explanations and replies, Mr. Wilson
Answer: O no; | consider myself toscrabi
wei! posted on these subjects, and MY replies
seemed 10 cnlightcn them much. Here the
vice. presidential candidate also took ccca
SION to say that he thought his replies gaze
them food fer rellcction.]
Question: suppose the discussion was
carried Oh in good feeling! Answer: y yes;
plainly told the people ll'at didn't come
down 10 Virginia begging fer votes, for Tie
Presidential contest was Virtually settled,
hui came 10 discus the p"l.ic"l Issues OF
niuday II a friendly manHCI, and to ask them
f. lin IL" Republican r.;i!ll> nGt I'crau>c tie
la.tv wanted them 10 count al the election,
lat because he Republican iariy II the
.uiti; was anxious fhr = return Of Ecace and
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pr.1. sgTarn AT PRIVATE SALE.
Rhyme & Brother,
Aucrioreers and Real Estate Agents,
Nj. 1910 Main street.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
SNAIL uOITSFS, situated ON Church ana
T-,n Hills In very desirable rcghhorloots; rallg
Ing In pricc from $500 to Size. on very Hncra'
terms. (no "a L9NE y 6I.01 ......
TIBA PARK FOR SALE PRIVATELY !.
II Proposals arc Invited for nc pi" ~ MO- ,,n.
above named beautiful ana rap''"s I'M e.
reFty. ., ,,, y, pro,d street and OK
,.nds Iark nrToss Marshal! street. talfordinf, M
ei!"s ua1 80 r.ry h,ndsone fronts 10 Clay sircc!,
,ns In all four fine fronts Of ahu 3l9 fet eacn,
with ann ,;cpti 10 c'ch front embracing lhe
brick dwelling, AID With large huh'De'oi 'e'"'''a'
slrdc trees. ,..,. ,,,J .;.,, r,,ch ,ro
irn ~ ra,,lJ imrr,vemcnt. Is now offered for sale
~ iii r;tv Tier, Is power H. sell whole or by
GRUBB> & WILLIAMS,
agents for l.. II. Dickinson, Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
Photographic Injunction Applied For.

New York, November Lit is reported
that tie Western Union Telegraph Company
hareapplied foran Injunction restraining the
working Of all opposition lines in the United
states Claiming that The operation Of such
tiles pptltr luz present system is violation
6 the Page patent improvements, which
sasy elaim to ls assa In the Morse system.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
By James J.. AprerSon, Arctirnc"r.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE. ~ Slpt Ef.--By virtue Of y decree
Of tie Circuit Court OF TIcnrico county made OH II c
18th day Of October, l,T. in the case al SEcnrerd,
suavCiin rs. Sl p?er,i, tic undersigned, commits
lie auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY the
eth OF November. 1872, at : o'clock 2. NJ. II fair:
il not, the next fair day thereafter. tie THREE
LOTS In the plan of Sidney. \ os. 3i,, $50, 2s and
325. bounded By EiinwCou. Robinson, and Federal
streets ard Grove avenue. SUI divided into TW EN-
~ LOTS OF c3xl3G feet 10 alleys 70 feet wide.
These lots arc part OF beautiful plateau In the
most elevated part III Sidney. ...
TERMS: Cash aS TO onc-tOur.f Of the purchase
money. and enough to deiray expenses Of sale and
suit; the :tiaaccat SIX twelve. and eighteen mCntbs
for negotiable notes, Interest ADDED aud title re-
tanned
Plats 10 be seen at the Office Of the auctionrcr.
J0.LASE ST TERN,
no 2-tds Commissioner.