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Geo. y. HOPpin 81 Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour Corn Rye, Oats Malt, Meal Of ali
kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Linseed Oil Meal
la22 du Mechanic ST.. Worcester, Mass
John =. Clark 81 Son, Commission Merchants
and dealers IN Flour and Grain, Land Plaster, Lime
Cacined Plaster, CIR. Bone Cement, Salt Guane Super
Phosphate OF Lime and Western Produce, Nos. 237 aad
2S9 Front ST., Worcester Mass.
dit JOHN 8. CLARK SON
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Weinberg Bros, S57 Main street, have now COM
plete assortment of ladies', gents aud chidren's
Merino under-garments. Also, full line of Nerino
cotton fleece lined and fancy striped hose.
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IN ul oP ATHIC PHYSICIAN.
At DR.. Hunts former office, No. q Elm ST.
Office hours, I to A. NJ, to and toSPM
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reat reduction inIGerman and French corsets,
Weinberg Bros, 357 Main St.
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Just opened, another new lot of slipper patterns,
at very low prices. WEINBERG BROS,
357 Main ST
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HOW TIRE STEAMSHIP MEN REGARD THE
GENERAL ORDER SYSTEM.
The Charges Less Than Before.

The Charges Less Than Before.
From the New York papers we take the
following testimony regarding the Gener-
al Order System
The next witnesses was Mr.. John G.
Dale, of the Inman line of steamships. He
made a statement concerning the details OF
the General Order business which did not
differ at all from that preceding.
By Senator Stewart-What do you think
of the old system with General Order stores
at the Cunard and Hoboken lines A.
I think it placed our line at a great dis
advantage.
Q.-As to the safety of the goods how do
the two systems compare? ? Al think
the present the best arranged General Or
der store | ever saw.
Q.-Is there a necessity for Il General
Ordes system? Alt is, L understand, alb
sOlutely necessary,
Q.-Why" A.-For the quick discharge
of vessels; it saves time.
Q.-Is there not the same security now
for the goods in Leet and Stockings charge
as there was for the goods under the old
system? A.-Ies, there is exactly.
Q.-Has there been an increase i'll the
rates of storage? Al do not know what
the charges were OH the other side; on
this side theg are about the same as they
have been for many years: here are bills
very recently paid which, you see, average
81 25; many years ago 1 have paid 81 80:
The next witness was Mr.. John Will
liams, of the firm of Williams and Guion.
He testified: am acquainted with the de-
tails of the General Order business, not
absolutely fully, perhaps, but mainly.
Taking my own line, if vessel has made
a long passage the goods are sent at once
into General Order stores, the company
making itself responsible for the charges.
The merchant pays it directly, andit de-
Quoted from the bill of freight.
Q. What do you know about the charges:
a. l have no personal knowledge, but L
understand from my clerks that the charg-
es are about the same.
The next witness was Mr.. FrancisJ. w.
Hurst, of the National Line of steamers.
He testified to the general nature of the
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HOME NE WS.
. FINED FOR sMUGGLING.
The Louisiana ImbrogIIo Compromise

The Louisiana ImbrOgliO Compromised.
ALBANY, JAN 16-A bill has been introduced
in the Assembly whereby the previous forusa-
tion or expression Of opinion ceases 10 diS1ualfy
juror.
TERRE HAUTE, Jan. 16.-Judgo James Han
ma is dead.
BosToN, Jan. I6.-Dexter L. Miles was fined
twenty one thousand dollars for smuggling
CAIRO Jan. IA kerosene explosion burn
ed three negro houses. y woman was burned
10 death and three children are missing.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 16.-Seversl cases of small
pox have appeared spread is spprehended.
Gentle papers urge concentrated opposition
to the admission of Utah as a State.
The weather is pleasant.
NEW YORK, Jan. lot is showing with IN
east wind.
A dispatch from the far West says that Duke
Alexis killed buffalo on Sunday. Alexis dis
PATCHED the fact to the Gar by cable.
Another regular highway robbery occurred
in Brooklyn last night, making in all six per-
sons that have been robbed within few days.
The settlement of the New Orleans troules, it
is said, have advanced State securities ten per
cent.
The Ho5ld states that leading officer of
The Cuban army, who was sent by the Cuban
Republic as Ambassador to England, where he
ma. been successful in obtaining the friendly ac-
ton of tho British government, arrived here
and left for Washington last evening, accom-
panied by General Mcmahon. He will have
and interview with the President and urge an
carly action of the United States in recognition
of tho Cuban RepnbliC
e. S. Shead, of London, claims to have pro-
posed the purchase of the cables between Eng
land and the United States and that he will re-
duce the toll to shilling word.
New ORLEANS Jan 16.-A compromise was
effected yesterday.
Several obnoxious bills were repealed and
signed by the Governor, and only need the pro-
per publication to become law.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 16.-Geo H. Morgan was
elected Secretary Of the Merchants Exchange
for the eighth time.
Gould Strong & Co, gold stock brokers,
have suspended
The persons who were caught throwing kcr-
osine on ladies dresses have been sentenced for
one year.
There were eighteen small pox cases yester-
day.
ALBANY, Jan. 16-The bill legal;zing the
acts of the Grand Jury of Court of Sessions of
New York city has passed. This removes the
obstacles.
READING, Pa, Jan. 16.-One-half of the
square on Fifth from Pennsylvania street to the the
city buildings has been burned. Loss, S2oV,VVV'
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.. FOREiCN.
THE TICHEBORNE CASE AGAIN.
Printers Strike in stutgardt.

LONDON, Jan. I6.-In the Tichebornc case,
the counsel for the defense have promised to
introduce letters showing that the real Sir Roger
Ticheborne was a refined gentleman. Madame
Radclif will swear that the claimant told a
falehood regarding her.
STUTGARDT, Jan. 16.-Threc hundred print
ers have struck. Disturbances are apprehended.
BERLIN, Jan. 16-Bismarck insists upon the
retention of ENJOYS of the monarchy at German
courts. a
PARIS, Jan. 16.-The press of all the large
towns of France oppose the importation tax on
raw materials.
ThierS in a speech characterized The treaties
of 1860 rs fatal to the interests of France, detost
able and ntolerable.
The Red Republicans are becoming active
again. In Lyons the authorities are exercising
unusual vigilance.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The Senate petitions
the amnesty to give way to other business.
Mr. Sherman reported House bill repeating
the duty on coal and salt with amendments,
with request that it be printed and re COM
nitted. The discussion developed the fact that
the amendment involved the entire revision OF
the tariff which Trumbull asserted was in
tended to defeat the measure this session.
Mr. Logan occupied the balance of the day.
HOUSE.
The Louisiana Committee consists OF Scho-
held, Smith, of New York, McCrary, VOORHEES,
and Marshall.
Ihe bill for the relief of the Chicago sufferers,
allowing contributions entire duty free, passed,
ana draw back allowed upon contributions al
ready imported. The same applied to material
actually used in rebuilding the burned edifceS.
several petitions were presented, asking for a
og9hl::tltutonal amendment excluding persons
"JTrIIeted wi to liquors from Federal offices.
4Ae proceedings were unimportaut.
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General Order store business. Being ques-
toned as to the old system he said, that
the change was not prejudicial to the pub
lie, though it was a great loss to the COM
panies that had erected expensive ware
houses on the other side, that were now
empty. He knew of no fraud in the pres
ent system.
Q. What do you know about the charg-
es? A. know that they are as low as
any have ever paid i'll former years to
BiXby, Niles or others.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE.
miscellaneous and Washington News.
WASHINGTON.
A FEEBLE DEMOCRATIC CAlCUs.
Tbe President Refuses TO send Troops 70
Louisiana.

WAsHIyGToN, Jan. 16-The joint resolution
passed yesterday by the Wsrmoth LegiSla-
ture WAS considered by the President, who
declines to comply with the requisition for
troops.
There WAS general attendance Of the Demo
cratic members Of Congress tonight at their
caucus Fernando Wood was chairman and
Eepre.entatives Get and Sharpe Secretary, sc,
Several propositions relative to the reduction
Of taxes, Adjournment of the session, &C., were
offered, but were finally withdrawn the caucus
being of the opinion that it is best not TO take
definite action al the present.
The session only lasted an hour.
DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 10, 1872.
10 HIS E1ceLLeRcy, H. T.. WGymOth, CorcrnoT
of Louisiana, Ner Orleans
SIR: The President has referred to me your
dispatch of this date representing that the Leg
islature Of the State has asked TO have the mil
tary force of the United States placed at your
disposal to preserve the public peace, &c. There
is a contest as to the legality of the election OF
the State Governor and also as to the eX-
istence of the Lower Branch of the Legislature,
dispat ches being received from two persons
each claiming TO be Speaker thereof, and the
President does not feel that he would be iusti-
fed in deciding these questions at this time and
under existing circumstances, and is unwilling
10 interfere in State matters with the military
power of the Government, except in a clear
case of legal right and overruling necessity.
Very respectfully your obedient servant
GEO Ii. WILLIAMS,
Attorney General
The Election Committee has not taken up the
contest betwee Gowen and Dclargc,
Vickers has been reelected Senator from
Maryland.
General Emory lelegraphs that all is quiet TO-
night
The Retrenchment Committee hold a twelve
days session, and will hereafter hold night
sessions.
1t is stated that Kenart'5 sugar refinery ha:
temporarily suspended businee. -
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A Russian Duke Hunting Buffalo.

NORTH PLATTE, Nebraska, January Is.
Alexis and party arrived here this
morning at O'clock, and took breakfast
at an early hour Ambulances and light
wagons for the baggage, and a carriage
for the Grand Duke met the party, and
they started Immediately for camp. The
permanent camp for the buffalo hunt is on
Red Willow creek about fifty miles south
west of this post. The camp consists of
two hospital tents, ten wall tents and a
tent for servants.
the Grand Dukes is carpeted. Box stoves
and Sibley stoves are provided for the
hospital and wall tents. The hospital
tents are to be used as dining tents. An
extensive culinary outfit was taken; also
10000 ratiOns each of -four, sugar and cOf-
fee, and 900 pounds Of tobacco for the In
dians
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Chancery Court at Knoxville.

II. W. Hackney VS.. w. f. Seay, Administrator of Jo
seph Davenport, deceased.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM AN AZ
L FtDAVIT this day filed of j. Scott Payne, that he
is informed and believes that Joseph Davenport, de-
cease left surviving him heirs at law, whose names
and residence are unknown. but all nCn-residents of
the State of TENNESSEE 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in the
Knoxville Chronicle notifying all the heirs at law of
Joseph Davenport, deceased. whose names and resi-
dence are unknown, to appear before the Chancery
Court at knoxy ille Tennessee, the Sd Monday of
February next and make defense to the bill filed in
this cause.
This 10th day of January, 1872.
true copy OF the order. Attest:
NJ. L. PATTERSON. c, i NJ
By W. A. GALBRAITI, d. G. 4 NJ.
ian11. 1SIy e C1tw,3t.
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ROhlNRGl.

On Monday Mr.. S. r. Scarboro who was
stopping with his friend H. j. Kinzcll, on
and was soon lost in slumber. Yesterday
morning he found upon rising that his
pants were gone This was an unpleasant Sit
uation for one to be in away from home. The
attention of Mr.. Kinzcll was called to the cir
cumstance, who soon found Mr. Scarboro's 5
pants in the hall near by, with his pocket knife
and comb lying on the floor. His pocketbook,
containing about twenty dollars. was missing.
He had heard a noise during the night which
he did not understand at the time, but is now
satisfied that it was the thief who got his pocket
book The door Of his room was not locked,
hence the entrance was easily effected.
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The Gilbert Troupe.

This talented company gave another perform
a Bar Room, and all who have seen the play
once like to do so again. while to those who
have read T. s. Arthur's work bearing the
above title, witnessing the play develops new
beauties. See programme for tonight: The
uOcfOrnonn =.
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OVARIAN TUMOR CURED.

Never has medicine taken internally been known
TO have cured tumOrs either of the womb uter Ova-
res, bowels the knife has been the sole reliance in
Sarsaparan settles this question. For has cured
ove5 TWENTY persons of OVARIAN CYsTs and TUNORs,
well as TumOrs in the bowels, uterus, womb, liver
DrOpscal Efusion. Ascies. and Calculus CoIcretions
TumOr of Twelve Years Growth Cured by
Kadway's ResOlVenI.
BEVERLY, Mass, July IS, 1863.
DIR. RADWAY-I have had Ovarian Tumor in the
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Woods Rurnf.

The woods were burning very extensively on
Sharp's Ridge north Of town last night. We
have not learned that any extensive damage
was sustained by farmers of the vicinity.
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THE TRTJE THEORY OF CITRE

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Medical.

sssza1s7 The symptoms of liver COM
n E plant are uneasiness and
4 pain in the side. Sometimes
atan.on0, i the pain is in the shoulder,
NIMMtINN 3 and is mistaken for rheuma-
tism. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and
F sickness, bowels in general
81 costive some alternating with
lax The head is troubled with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation considerable loss of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation ofhav-
ing left undone something
(which ought to have been
Sdone. Often complaining of
IuER weakness, debility, and low
GiS Ill spirits. Sometimes many of
the above symptoms attend
the disease, and at other
times very few of them; bu
the Liver with
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Or. SIM M ONS'
Liver Regulator,

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Kidney, Bladder,

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