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A good joke is told of Il policeman ut the
Coliseum who sent Il man with Il eur trum
pet around to the orchestra entrance to gain
admission.
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Missouri claims that she can furnish enough
ore to make 10, 100000 tons of iron yearly for
800 years. and 6O,6o0,00o bushels Of coal for
$500 years.
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SEWHNG-MAEFaENES.

WILLCOX Il GtBBS'S
w SEWtNG-tfACttISES.
WILLCOX & GIBBS SEwISG-MAC!IINE OFFICE,
CORNER NINTH y BANK STREETS. (
RICHMOND, SA.)
Dear Madam,-Thc value of a sewing-lnachille car
be determined accurately and beyond pcradYcnturt
by giving it a thorough ami impartial trial ut youl
TRIAL
own home and that you may know all you can OIL
the WILCOX GIBBS | here freely riler you nn'
without Imposing upon yoii any obligation ~ l,lr'
WITHOUT
chase unless It prcvcs perfectly satisfactory: ne
charge for lis use, or carriage. or Instructions upon
CHARGE
il. Other machines are taken al fair prices for the
Wilcox Il Gibbs. ] also accommodate those VINO
AND
wish To purrlGSc upon tllniIIstalmcnt plan, and VIII
rive full instructions Ia all at tlicir residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear in mind You are welcome to the use OF a ma
FREE.
chine free. Yours, very truly,
;n 70 JAMES T.. A.. GIBBS.
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SAVANNAH


July l.-Cyru.- quote yellow ut 9oc.. mixed
western, S5c.MSl: prime Maryland "ili'e, si."''
white western, Sl.c2aGSl.O5.
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MARKETS.
RICHMOND, VA.

LOUISVILLE KY.l TOBACCO MARKET.
LouIsyILLE. July 3e.-Sales to-day ltDealsed to
40 hopsheads, distributed ns follows
The Fartners' House sold 9 hoyslieads 2 hogs
heads Butler county leaf $40, eJ.ee ! hcgslead
Spencer county {Indl leaf, sla; z hoSsheads aarslens
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BANK SUSPENSION IN MEaruIs.-lMemrhj$
July 3.-The City Bunk suspended to-day
Liabilities, SJJ,GJJ assets unknown.
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RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET.

ArCrsT I,-Beef-COmmon To medium, s31S2.5e
good to cxtra. 3i.756J SJ.5g. Market dull.
UpgS-STIsI 80, net.
Gulces-SGMSl2.
Shcep-siMSl. gross.
LumbS-$jM$ i.5u per head.
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RICHMOND AND DANpIELE HAtLROAn CO.,3
RICHMOND. June I, 1872.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, June eth,
1872:
Train No. 5 Through passcngcr) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sun,laysl at 5:io a. NJ; leises Dan-
vile ut 1855 T.. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at $3.50
q. 81.
Train No. 8 Hyuchbnrg ptsseugcrl leaves Rga.
Iuold daily at o:iD a. NJ; arrives ut Lyhciioure al
Train No. II Through mall and exprersll leaves
Richmond daily ut l:5 j.. NJ: leaves I)iiyi!ss bany
at aae Z. NJ; arrives ut Greclsboro' daily NJ is-s
Al IL.
Train No. / Through mail anh expressl leaves
Greensboro daily ut 2 A. NJ; leaves DanpiDe
laily at $40 A.. b.. arrives at Richmond daily ut
Train No. 8 Through passenger leaves Greens
borO' daily except S~uuiays) AZ ll:to A. h. leaves
Dlnville ut l:Sa +. W.. arrives ut RsahInopd at $50
r. NJ.
Train No. 0 Lynciburs passenger) leaves Lynch
burg dairy at 0 4. NJ: LEAVE s Burkesiiie at ! Ps
VI; arrives at Richmond at 1 O'Clock Pm.
Trains Nos. 3 and IL connect ut GrtffJeDOro Tuu
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
south
Train No. s connects at Burkcytllc With train on
the Atlastlc, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad Tor Ill
points southwest and south.
Train No. IL connects at Greensboro 8ish frainf TOT
Raleigh; arrives there Mt i:J a. NJ. Passs ngers
ssra, st, ka sl s No. :. ! II; for X Rlc ni sp'l''tss II o.eeu'-
THROUGH TICKETS 10 I'LL points south ana
southwest can b.. procured ut The ticket ntNct IN
iantic, Mississippi and ohio railroad, No. 1913 Main
street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this company wv please Pfina ~ aloVs
General Freight and Ticket Agent
emf, N7
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I ME, LINE, LLME,-rhc Lime manlI-
IL featured by us IN IintctOurt county, known rs
WILSON or ROCKVILLE LIME, VIII hSreIitci
he mi upou The market under the name of INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left at oui
Office, Nc. II03 Dock street.
DILLON, ELLETT & CO.
Nnvamh,r ~. 1871. no %
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RESTAURANTS.
RIAgE AND GEMEN

DOCKLAND LINIE.-1,50 o barrels No.
III ROCKLAND LIME daily expected; for sal
low from the wharf.
Ia ~ n. =. lF.c.
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IN STORE, 100 tons GROUND PLAS
4 TER for sale low.
v ~ A. s.. LEE.
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Tie drought in this section is getting
alarming. Streams that were never known
to fail before ARE almost entirely dried ZIP,
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AND PRTERsBunG RAILROAD CU.,l
RICHMOND. VA, May is, E7a.
Until FURTHER NOTICE THE SUN
" DAY EXCURSION Ti;hlNS will leave Rich
mond aud Petersburg EVERY SUNDAY al a.
NJ, returning at s L. NJ. Fare for the ROUND trip,
FIFTY ENTS. X. u. BASEL,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
nv ls-FSS3m
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,ur~E , MONUMENT TO IT CON
N,nrp or LASCASTkR-NoELE
.,n,rrS, rF REV. DIR. !. l. N. CURRY
,ur WHOLE AFFAIR a BRILLIANT sue
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OFFlCB or RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA. July ss, 1877.
NOTICE.-This company will not be re-
In sponsibic FOR goods remaining In the depot
over twcnty-four hours after the arrival OF the
train. W. 81. BRAGG,
~ 2g-lw Superintendent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after July LIST PASSENGER
TRAINS will leave Richmond as follows:
$50 4. M.-.MAlL TRAIN Except Sunday for
vile with the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
train for Washington aud North, and Lynchbnrg
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDj
POTOMAC ROUTE, June 10, 1872.

RICHMoS AMI PETERSBURG RAlLRDAD Co.,{
Va. June 10, 1872.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10TH, the TRAINS on this road will run as fol-
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at 8 A.
n. and 1850 2. ~, and Leave Petersburg ut HES A.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with u passenger coach at
IacIcd, leave Richmond ut 3 A. NJ. and L. NJ, and
leave Petersburg NJ 7:!5 A. NJ. aud d:5o P.hI.
The SOC a.. 81. TRAIN vii not leave IichIHoDd
OF Sundays. and the eos p. NJ. MAIL TRAIN ana
rs a.. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Peters,
burg on Sundays.
Fare for single kets.,.....,.".. IS
Fare for return tickets. .8...,.... o.
Communication tickets can he had ut the following
rates:
Flfty-trip tickets (or. ...........,.fao 90
One-hundred trip tickets f0r....... 10 90
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 Pm.
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Sort1lk will con-
nCrL at Petersburg with The HES a. NJ.
Passengers from Glover I'M will take the GEO 4.
NJ. TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays;
aud returning, leave Richmond Oh the same days az
1850 l.. NJ.
The MAIL TRAINS VIII stop only at Chester and
Manchester.
The . A. NJ. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO railroad Tor
PuLLNAN'S PALACE GLrEPtNG-CAR will
I've attached to the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
running through 10 Wilmington.
je 10 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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IA Business Cards when pTcpaid r gar arsaIio
ed discount from these rates whirh are r transient avsf
ments. when paid charged quarterly.
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Philadelphia Board of Underwriters.
A GENTS for the Hawaiian Islands,
- 5ly c. BREWER q co.
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Mr.. A. F. Judd moved to amend the lst Section of
the present law by inserting in place of the words
His Majesty the King" the words Minister Of the
interior" and in place of the words the Kings"
the VOID his"
After considerable discussion to the Bill, and the
relative merits of Hawaiian and foreign doctors and
their medicines, motion to indefinitely postpone put
to vote and lost.
Motion of Mr.. A. F. Judd put and carried, and
Section l pa sed as amended.
Mr.. A. F. Judd moved to strike out Sections 2, g.
1, 5, 6. and s.
On motion, Section 2 read, and indefinitely post
pOned.
Sections 3, 4, and read and rejected, and the
following amendment, offered by Mr.. A. F. Judd in
serted in place thereof as Section of the Bill That
Section Of the said Act be and the is hereby
amended, by adding the following words thereto to
wit Provided. however, that this Section shall not
apply to one who without license administers medi-
cine once as matter Of charity, or who shall admin
ister medicine in his own family provided that no
medicine deleterious to life be given.
Committe rese, and the Chairman reported progress
and asked leave to sit again. Report accepted and
leave granted.
Assembly adjourned.
TmRTY-sEco DAY, June 5, 1872.
Tie Assembly met at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the Presi-
dent, His Ex P. Nahaolclua, in the Chair. Prayer
by the Chaplain. Journal of preceding session read,
and on motion approved.
Mr.. Kuihelani read for the first time Bill to en-
able the Commissioners Of Grown Lands to sell GER
tain parcel of land of the Royal Domain. Bill passed
10 second reading and printing.
Mr. Paikuli read for the first time Bill to repeal
Section 5 Of Chapter lS of the Penal Code Bill re-
turned to the introdueer.
Mr. Mikalemi introduced a resolution that the San
itary Committee be requested the Assembly
why they have not yet reported the Bill to repeal
the Act Mitigate, &c., which was referred them
on the 10th Of May last.
Mr.. Carter, Chairman Of the Committee stated that
the Committee had been requested by the Minister of
the Interior President Of the Board of Health to de-
fer their report until after the repor; of the Board of
Health was laid before the House. The report was
now in the House, anh the Committee would soon be
able to report thereon Explanation deemed satisfac-
tory and resolution withdrawn.
Mr.. Halemanu read for the first time a Bill to
amend Section Of Chapter Al Of the Penal Code.
Passed to second reading and printing.
Lr. Kaukaha introduced a resolution that the sum
of SlOO be appropriated for chairs and tables for the
Court House at Hanale Laid on the table to be con-
sidered with the Appropriation Bill.
The Assembly then proceeded to the Order Of the
Day-the Appropriation Bnl-fn Committee Of the
Whole, on its second reading, Mr.. Komoikehuehu in
the Chair.
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In my Advertising Column. my Bird Traps, Bif'l
Houses and Breeding Cages, of which have SPLEEN
did assortment. crowded out. They VIII be sold
cheap, very cheap.
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WAILUKU PLANTATION.

NEW CROP NOW COMING IN FOR SALE
IN in quantities to suit purchasers. BY
1-3m c. BREWER q CO., Agents.
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NOTICE.

NktSS-GSAS THE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS
thanks to all patrons for past avorl sdctng further
demands.
Any unpaid quarterly acoountg 20 the 3ist Decsus-
Der, ls7l desiring % have settled without any far
thsr efforts 70 jog parties memories, i is Fsri-1f
bore 10 DUN, and offsets b a..
His prices have been rcasonahle and rhoult b.
paid. Il II. he thinks. taking advanfags % god
ndturo.
JOHN THOMAS WATERHOUsE
". B. II not paid soon, be will haze 20 he a. ths
expense Of some printed slips not calculated upou
when his goods were sold.
JOHN THOMAS WATERHOUsE-
January 81, 1s72-3
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CONSULATE of the GERMAN EMPIRE.
r.,n., OF Johanne. Bero,. ~. D,,,,.,a.

Estnte Of johannes Bernz, NJ. D., Deceased.
VNHE Undersigned, Administrator of the
i Estate of JOHANNES BERAZ, NJ. D., late of
Wailuku, Maui, hereby requests all persons having
claims against the said Estate present them for
settlement and all those owing said Estate to make
immediate payment.
Nh. THOMAS W. EVERETT, of Waikapu, has
been authorized collect outstanding due
said Estate the Island of Maui and to receipt for
the same.
Honolulu, 10th May, 1872.
The Consul ad. int. of the German Empire,
1S-2m J. c. PFLUGER.
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KAUPAKUEA PLANTATION
PRINCEvILLE PLANTATION

Sugar and NHOInsses-CroP 1SsI
COMING IN. FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES
- to suit purchasers, BY
Ism WALKER 4 ALLEN. Agents.
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My Pns-Blair's. Wbelpton's and Cockio's are
crowded out and arc included in the Notions.
Iron Posts for Wire Fencing. which viii sell for
% cents EACH is much less than the raw material
costs here
The Funniest Of Aili-Brussell Carpet which
have for sale splendid article. and guaranteed of
equal quality at 80 per cent less than the Carpet r
the New Hotel cos, in San Francisco, besides Whieh
freight insurance and duty must be added 90 the San
Francisco cost Il would take a mathematIcisn 20
calculate the loss incurred by not purchasing here
Not Queer or Very Queeri
The Steamer Knauoa is a decided success and as-
teriay assists 10 promote trade and Develop ths
sources Of the Kingdom. tGrumblor n0tEiihliaud-
i~Sl
The New Hotel.
There has been a difference Of opinion IN ronss-
quence Of Opthalma. lm morally certain f aii b
decided IN promoting ths interests Of thess
fair islands, aud great beueft 70 them
Lodging House Keepers need net quake Or sess
reduction in rent. for they viii have their shars from
tho exra number Of visitors 10 the wonders u ias
kingdom.
This National Hotel. 20 much nssisd f5r ne Up
building Of our Sunny Islands will, IN eoniuusfioa
with other solid improvements nae By our Govern
ment, immortalire the reign % K&HEHAnEHk Nra-
Long may be live and reign.
JOHN THOMAS wATERHOusE
January 81. 1s72-3
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Legislative Proceedings.
THrErr-rrRsr DAY. June 4. ISL

The Assembly met at 10 A. NJ, the President, His
IL. p Nahaoleiua. IN the Chair. Prayer by the
Chaplain. Journal Of preceding session read and
aTH-arcd-
Nr. C.. II. Judd, Chairman Of the Committee on
" ary, 10 whom referred the item Of $50, 600 in
tle AFrrorzation Bil for support Of Military, re
parted consideration Of the same. and offered the fol-
lowing REPORT which wns ordered printed:
THE Military Committee to whom was referred the
stem oi $4,000 IN Appropriation Bill for the support
o. Miry. beg leave report that the amount called
fr- b f1r ihe following objects:
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Boston Board of Underwriters.
A GENTS for the Hawaiian Islands,
n SLY c. BREWER co.
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SEE MY COLUMN
Not THIS, but the Other One /.
Queer! Very Queer.

TN MY ADVERTISING COLUMN, my
i Anchors and Chains Tor sale arc crowded out ant
are amongst the Notions-)a British Notion]. They
will be sold cheap, very cheap.
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MAKEE PLANTATION.

New Crop Of Sugar x IHOIaS-es
NOW COMING IN, AND FOR SALE IN GUAM
~ titles 20 suit purchasers BY
Ism c. BREWER CO.. Agents.
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F. A. sCmAEFER,

A GENT OF Bremen Board OF UnderyyrItrs,
IN Agent Of Dresden Board Of Underwriters
Agent Of Vienna Board Of Underwriters
Claims against Insurance Companies within the Jurisdiction
Of the above Boards Of Underwriters, will
lied 10 by the above agent TO make them valid T-ly7
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
HON e NEWS.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. 1S-Iu ne o'it 1,S;th
outs organized a State Conihi1Ttte1 ~ w, ~
Charles p. Sykes as President. ~ was IL
solved to press forward the Loui0'iiie nun
PHILA PHI, oct. 1S.-At an inform
NJ n,nnting IF merchants held in the Phil
adaInbia Chamber of Commerce, the fol-
fowipc resolution was adopted:
Pcsoy,ed, That a meeting of the mer-
chants manufacturers, and bankers of
PhiiadeIphia, be held on the 2lst at the
rbam,hpr of Commerce to consider the ex-
nadinncv of petitioning Secretary Bout
we'll TO relieve the money market by pur-
cbasing S44, 1000, 600 of the interest bearing
debt with like amount of legal tender re-
fired bv Secretary N1cCullOch.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18,-The British
iron ship Acoaiio, one hundred and ninety
nine days from Liverpool, went ashore
twenty miles south of the Heads this
evening and is a total loss.
ST, LOUIS, Oct. 1S.-TwO-thirds of the
EUcRiRg Dispatch of this city was sold by
w. II. McHenry to Robt. Barclay on
basis of one hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars for the whole paper. Bar
clay previously owned One-third Ofthe pa
per.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1S.-The Right Rev.
Michael O'Connor, formerly Bishop of
Pittsburg, died this morning at Wood
stock College, near this city.
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Take Notice.

Experience has demonstrated to me that cash
business is the only safe business. Acting upon
this have determined, that on and after thu
fifteenth of October, shall sell goods only for
cash. In the meantime, those who are indebted
to me are requested to make payment To do
business l must hare money. Imperative neceso
sity demands It, My capital is to O great ex-
tent in the hands of my customers and l must
have it. Those in arrears will take due noLice
thereof and govern themselves accordingly. To
my customers l exten d sincere thanks for past
patronage, and solicit continuance of the
same under the cash system, promising to sell
goods much cheaper than can be done on credit
My books show accounts due me of about three
thousand dollars and must collect it.
All goods delivered to customers in the city
free OF charge III. n. MCLAIN,
sep29tf Market Square.
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LOCOMOTIVES ENGINEERS.
Ninth Annual Convention of the Brother
hood,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 16.-The ninth annual
convention of the Grand International Di-
vision of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers met at Polytechnic Hall to-
day. Chas. Wilson, Grand Chief En-
gineer, delivered the annual address, set
ting forth the condition of the Brother
hood and recommending various subjects
for discussion, and measures for adoption.
There are one hundred and fifty-six sub
divisions of the Brotherhood, with over
eight thousand members. The widows,
and orphans fund amounts to Sl5,S8S.
The total receipts for the year were $751;
ASS; expenses, S13, 613 cash in the treas
ury, $31. 449. f-s
The remainder of the session was mainly
taken up by an address from G. HI. Sher-
man, First Grand Engineer, and reports
and brief speeches from E. Pierson, Second
Assistant Grand Engineer P. NJ. Arthur,
Second Assistant B. Smith, Third, As
ssistant Jay Ray, Grand Chaplain, and
quite number of brothers.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IS.-EX-Gov. Lucius
Fairchilding, of Wisconsin, has been APP
pointed L. S. Consul to Liverpool, vice
Dudley, resigned.
John A. Whittamore has been appointed
postmaster at Sumter Court House.
Commander Lull of the Navy, has been
ordered to relieve Capt Hatfield from the
command of the Nicarauguan surveying
expedition.
The balances in the U. 5. Treasury at
the close of business to-day were Curren-
cy, S5,O)O,OOO; coin, S77,500,0O0 coin GER
tificates, S24 ,500,0 600.
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THE TRIO AT GAINEsBoRoUGH.

GAINESBORoUGH, Tenn, Oct. II, J72.
EDITORS CHRONICLE: To-day the three
candidates for Congress, Col A. Caldwell.
Col. A. h. Garrett and Col. Thornburgh,
addressed a large and respectable audience
at this place. The discussion was opened
by Col. Garrett. then followed Col. A,
Caldwell, and was closed by Col, Thorn
burgh, who made lasting impression on
great number of the: people, by the
manly and dignified manner in which he
conducted the debate. ~.
Before the discussion, the people of this
community were much divided upon the
TWO opponents; but since the little giant
as the people call him) made his sneech
L have observed decided chance He
met the combined vituperation and SANDER
OF his two competitors, with n zoaI ond
determination that done honor to'hin, &c .
man and TO the cause he espouses He
deeply impressed the people that he was
their friend, and that he would endeoI,oT
to promote the interest of the worEinr
man. He was listened to with marka3
attention, and was often forced to stop tin
the cheering and sensation he produced in
the audience would die away. Every
charge brought against him and the
administration was met with promptness
and was successfully refuted. He re-
minds me OF story, that / have some
where read, of Hercules-that when he
was attacked by two huge serpents, while
III MS cradle, he rose in the might and
power OF his strength and vanQuished
tnem DOM. just SO with Col. Thorn
burgh. He agreeably surprised MANY OF
the citizens of this place, by the ability he
displayed, and the manner i'm which he
disposed of his opponents. He handled
hem without gloves, while every word
nd sentence of his address had a telling
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Fxecuf0r,S Sale,

" l O'Clock p NJ 1 will sell at public sale at the
court house door in Knoxville three tracts Of land as
connty Containing $50 acres miles south of Knox
vile, adjoining the lands of Jesse Wells. deceased. on
Holston river. One in the same d strict, containing
the Henry Minge tract. And one, ~ miles south of
Knoxville containing 15G acres, on the Sevierville
road.
Also on the 10th day Of December, in the 10th civil
district of Sewer county one tract containing 30 acres
one tract containing 154 acres three tracts l2S acres
to be sold together tract 165 and one tract
Is acres These lands belong to the estate of the late
cash; notes, with approved security, bearing Der
cent interest payable in one two and threeyears ia
ken for the remainder. For further particulars see
hand bills.
sept1stildecl3 11-
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effect. Many, without regard to politics
or party affiliations, are his profound
friends. He is regarded as pure, good
man /; combining in himself all those
qualities that characterize the patriot and
phllanthropist. His highest ambition is
the good of his country and the welfare of
mankind. After speaking As minutes, the
time agreed upon by his opponents, with
out a reply, he sit down amidst great
applause.
.. ----.- JACKSON