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-, ov THE NAME MURDERKILL AS
ORlulN SrREAM AND DISTRICT IN KEN
APPllEnp n, l",TH,pE-The !" following account i,
~, Gnm f.nm a London document, and is pub.
takeI ;roi ~ ~ D,cuments relating to the Colonial
ISneu IiI,or u, of tbe State of New York, vol Ill
pg page[r gr~.r; od- T,m lCicrcyTagcn'S account of the
..,,7;nu of the Dutch amt the StCedeS at the
Dt.T,o'tb {. IL tbe wear I64S the Dutch having had
ii snccess in the North River, from whence
tbev had been driven by the New England
'non .n thev resolved to locke towards TIE South
md baveing information of that river 6ther-
'1oves called Delaware, formerly bought by one
Manheer Godin from the Indians, sloope
was fitted out with some carIgoe to trade with
the said Indians OF that, river; They landed
St ~ nIace called by the Indians Sincones-
Gn'S n;mcrn ~ w6prc tbey found out a Greek naviga.
IiDi" Hn for Soone as was informed by those that
b"a So ~ boen acnuainted with these men that
anded there.
.Lo;. Goods where they traded with the In
J;ans a. en1 freouenting soc much with the Indian
u,arr1 women 'till they gott the country dutyes,
".bnrw;se called -, and so they named the
Uiac, DIace Whore Kill, that is in England the
Wbore's Creek. Whereupon they returned
home nu,' and yentured againe the second time
with considerable cargoe; but remembering
las as suppose how they had been served at
tbe Whore Kill they went some ten or twelve
mile higher where they landed againe and
traded with the Indians, trusting Indians to
come into their stores ashore, and likewise
sboarde bo of their sloope, drinking and debaucb.
ing with the Indians, till they were all at. last
baTbarously murdered, and soc that place was
chrstened with their blood, and is to this dav
called the Murderers Kill-that is, Murders
Creeke.
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mo- lead M men tell no tales: if they did, anathe-
n"rna rs against the depicting lancet, the drastic
punEe, and the terrible saliyahts of the materia
Tbo TbSalca, ra5. would arise from every graveyard.
serr. rc nott9 OF mod dern medical science is "Ire-
TS,rs remsa a"d Regulate, not Destroy" and no
with WHY W.; OF our day is 50 entirely in harmony
Veoot.oatIII taII pnnilanthropic logic as Dr. Walker
vet tS'ItaOle Iae Vinegar Bitters In this powerful,
comm. "aless ;n restorative, dyspepsia bilious
liver In} and all diseases Of the stomach
Die ant;5S GJ"eS and nerves, encounter an rresisti-
1ole. mch2O 4W
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What Dyspepsia MaY End LIN

It N NOT dangerous say the faculty Perhaps not in
-. ~ ,e"ins mere indisestion but look at the con-
sequences TO which 1t may lead, often does load ~ = ~
oomesa chronlc disease spark lire is small tbir
pressure o the loot will put it breath will xtinCnb
It. let II may fire powder mill or kindle fam. tbot m
consume acy In like manner indigestion may produce
rltls cancer OF the stomach congestion of the booI 49,
p'eHy ver disease and many other dangerous aada To
II not wise then, to check in the germg Notbin i o
Clearly and indputaby established than that Uostetter
Diters VIII eradicate dyspepsia all its stages The
true pocy however Is to eXtingush in the first staya
"h"esome' powerful and inable tonic and Alternative
Is easier to Quench spark than flame and ia easr %
cure dyspepsia when it is first developed than when # has
made head~ay by neglect and become complicated with Other
hehts Ihere Is not the shadow doubt that the brs
are as directly anasoustic to dyspepsia as water is 10 fire
Ihere are thousands of proving this fact Tho
remedy Is safe and agreeable All the liquors OF commerce
prescribed as stimuants leave sting behind ,ut the sting
taken out OF the spruous basis great remedy nv
vegetable medication and moreover the muant thus med
cated Is OF exceptional o. tonics taken a SAFE
guards or remedies tor fever and agu bilious rettrnts and
other epidemics is the only that can uniformly he do
pended on. ,,o,c,
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p.lmppss party including Generals Rosecrans and
Mer;co sailed nee from San Francisco Monday for
follow a. tney will band at Manzanilla and
erAlng a preliminary railroad survev. and
of,Iec fIset 70 begin operation for the construction
Ouca ae luxpan Railroad and its connections at
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"A meeting of Methodist ladies in St. To,;o
70 petition for the admission of women 70 tho
pulpit, was held on Saturday. Renorter%s - wnro [me
excluded, but it is understood that a comm;t,
T zee was appointed to draft memorial 70 The
general Conference, to meet at Brooklyn. n
l., aSSlng that body to provide for the ordina.
tlon OF women as ministers.
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r All land grant schemes came to their death
Friday, as far as the present session Of Congress
s Is concerned, the long and bitter struggle over
t Tue St Croix Railroad bill having ended in the
.otal defeat of its supporters All the modi6,
rs.lons' and saving clauses, and homestead
PROVISIONS, prov, which had been added, did not
n nSal 70 save it. Mr. Ketchams ruthless
~ %C.lon 10 cut the body off the bill, and attach
!" IonI ~ eenaetlng clause new bill declaring the
t puuT formerly granted the railroad forfeited to
ne United States, and reserved for homestead
to'9.seOent' 70 9s prevailed By the close vote of "a
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ton C;,a !? an established fact that the 'Wilming
Is " nrogoS n,oy SOAP is the best soap made. This
W Sba proven rove by the testimony of the thousands
be;O use Il, and are pleased with it. and by its
IN mug = made made from pure material-eyery article
Moorao oglng e. the best. MANUFACTURED only by
CsndIa CI q W pro- at the Diamond State Soar and
minSton works, %, Cor: 81 and Orange Sts VIII
Civ S"n' Dei. Ask for the "Wimington
WY soap, and have no other
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DEATHS.

sMIrHIn Camden the 18th inst, David NJ Smith, aged
70 years.
GRAYNear Dover tho sth inst Gray, in the
37th year OF her
NAIIn this the 10th at the residence OF Jas r.
Clement, Esq. Miss Sarah Nail, aged about 90 years.
BOOTIEIn this town. the 18th inst James A. w. Of
Jas. A. and Elizabeth z. DoOthe In his 8th year.
MASON-on the sth instant Dover franklin T., Of
Lewis p. Mason, dec, in his 18th year.
LOwBERIn Camden. the 9TH inst. Mr.. Michael Lowber
in his ssth year.
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ET ETTREELEY ON THE CINCINNATI CoNvENr1oN
L;Ihe St Louis Republican prints the ,JIH foIo,S'
Ihg & lac9nic on M note from Horace Greeley to j n
Boyd, Chiicothe, Mo: " a. ~
pGar Sri am not for Grant if there ;s
any help Of it, as trust there NAV be- Sc Send i
an you can to Cincinnati Convention and come
sSSutset. sS tS New York will be largely represent
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES..

HAYDEN-STINS0N-IR Smyrna. by Rev. j. r. Clymer, on
the 18th inst- Mr. John Hayden Elizabeth NJ stinson
RIGGS-SCOUT-By the the 18th inst. Mr.. Able
Riggs TO Eva Scout daughter Of Capt Augustus Scout.
GOLDSBOROU Oh WABKER.-By the same, the l4th
inst, jeremiah X. GOdsborOuRh 10 Frances +. Walker.
-FOSTER.-n Dover the 5th inst BY Rev. James
H Merritt, Mr. Edward r. Jones aud Mrs Rebecca i. Foster
both Of this county.
MILLIs-CONLEY.Near Magnolia the I3th INST, by Rev.
J.E. Bryan Mir. VIM. II. Mills and Miss Eliza L. Coney
Smyrna times., 1872-03-20

6Oa O9asMdklng Mlng House of John McLear & Son, No.
ceved daarket St., Wilmington, Del. Money re
s eosou on deposit and interest allowed. q. s.
StooL Delaware State Bonds and Railroad
fron, bought, sold and exchanged. Orders
parties who desire to invest money safely,
S'pectfully solicited. Nh s'..s.
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CELTIC WEEKLY.

The GREATEST Illustrated Original Story Paper IN
America. Eight New Original stories IN
first number. No literary treat equal TO it, Agents
and Canvassers wanted every and city of The
Union $40 a week easily realized by the sale OF
this extraordinary Irish and American Journal. Spec
men copies free For sale by all newsdealers Ptlce
&C 81 so pc. year. Address M. J. O'LEARY d Co..
4. o. Box 6,O7i New York. ..a. .s
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Delaware State Bonds, U. S. 5-2O's. and all
marketable N securities, taken in exchange for for
Northern Pacific 7-3O Gold Bonds. at fnlI II
market rates; by John McLear q Son. Bank
erS' NO. COP Market ST., Wilmington, Del
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pressoson psssons or Interpretations in want of seal
Steasae;s would would do well to call at j. f. Wordens
esa%;lnD el Depot, next door to the Saw Mill, and
ceiys i,ne ~" hls samples. Inquiries by mail re-
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AGENTS! AGENTS AGRNTSI!!
THREE YEARS in a MAN TRAP,

companion TO = Ten Nights in a Bar Room" by
l. D ARTHUR tthe most popular OF American authorsl
IS nor ready. II IS startling expose of liquor maxi
ing and selling, thrilling recital of three years life
n cliV dram shop StoicS ap the vile dscepons prac
cel IN The bar rooms and is The most powerful work
OF The kind ever written. Will be eagerly read nv
thousands, and is certain to have an immense sale
Apply for an agency and do good as well as make
money to }. Nj, SfODDARr g. CO.,
PnhShrrs. PhiladeInhia
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q EHENT'SSy WE HAVE nearly ready n new
II ~ ASAS Il - low priced PRACTICAL BoOK that
Is sURE 10 He eagerly sought for BY ALL CLASSES JUsr
THE WORK FOR THE TINES. Il viii be the cheape.t
ana most salahe book ever published and on VITAL.
LY INTERFERING an1 mPortaAt subject Live agents
should lose NO ino hni rrle at once fJr particulars
and secure the best territory, for when We annuunce
The tile and name the author one of the most popu.
lar ana successful IN America To-day, there will be
rush Tor agencies. Depend it you will Miss a great
chance II you delay.
We Will send FREE to agents illustrated circuia,
and TERML THAT DEFY COMPETITION. Address
GEO MACLEAN. Publisher 733 SAMSON st PbiIo.
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TWO HOUSES
PuOl1c Sale

Eo.inS Ghnerslgned as Administrator of AIexapde,
decd arifS & late OF Duck Creek Hundred Kent Countv
ChorIos VII ~ sen at Public Auction at the Hotel Of
County and State of Delaware, on ma Nen'
SATURDAY, MARCH 3Oth, inst,
AZ 10 O'Clock, A. M. the following Rn,ld,nas 49,.
town, viz: Dui'uihgS IN said
IN ~" AL that certain one story Frame BuiIdino
ana aPpehdages, erected on land of Geo w Cnmrings
situated Tee on Commerce Street. In Smyrna now occm
pied by Misses Beck 4 FAIRIES. ' NV" oocu
No. 2-All that certain Cab,no, Mill,
erected on land of Tilghman FoxweII st"ate% 3D.
~ AZ Oh IN sad town, lately occupied by The firm
VI AIe1, Farles Sons, and now by the snrv,vina
Terms made known on day of sale.
PETER s COLLINS,
Mach Aam'n,s,rator ,iIl of Alexander FAIRIES, decd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Secret Errors of Youth.

Which are hurryng thousands OF the bright and
promising youth of both early and unhonored graves
are but the outcroppngs of diseased Indspos
ton to exertion loss OF loss memory difficulty Of
breathing weak nerves. trembling horror disease
Of VISION pain in the back hands, flushing of the body
drynesS OF the skim pad cOunenance and universal
tude OF the muscular system the frequent
symptoms
BE WARNED IN TIME,
MsHLERs HERE BIrrERs is the only remedy 1t has
cured thousands and will cure you. TRY 1T AND BE
CONVINCED, marcbs,r
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New Advertisements. A
A Book for Farmers.
The Art OF "Taming Horses. :,

Explaining how 10 break, saddle and mount colt,
now 10 break horse To harRess. TO make horse lie
GOWN iollow you, and stand without holding. asO
valuable receipts f,r diseases. Agents waMted-best
terms w. X. CHARTER. GLIB SansOm ST., Phlla,
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Six Cents Reward.

1baway from the premises of the subscribero Tho
wears nja 800 r. uENE Z RANDALL. a white bow. I6
inG ou' aOoni feet high ndenIured 10 The j.,m
s business; Had on. when he lett suiI or Jrah
ed ny, anu plush cap Al persons are herebv .aution
noa 70 trust or harbor him al nv exnense nnSa
mchSO3, WIG i""' JAS B. MOORE
Near CLAYTON Della maro
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Administrators Notice.
REGISTERS OFFICE, DOVER. KENT Co.. DEL.

REGISTERS OFFICE, DOVER, KENT Co. DEL.
, February 25Ih, 1872.
tor of ALEXANDER FAIRIES, late of Duck Creek
Hundred. IN SAID County deceased it is ord cred and
drecled by The Register that the said AdminIsraor
give nollce OF the granting of Letters of Administa
ton upon the estate Of the said deceased by causing
advertisements TO be posted within forly days from
the date of such letters in six of the most publlc
places OF the County OF Kent, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate ,o nresent rho
same, or abide by an AcI of Assembly in such case
made and provided and also cause the same to be
inserted IN the SMYRNA TINES. newspaper published
IN Smyrna, and continue therein three weeks
Given under the hand and seal of office of the
GsEAL.l Register aforesaid, at Dover, Kent County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
M. HARRINGTON, Register.
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UEI IHE UNLf STANDARD BOOK OF the Kind
punished SOO saved yearly bv all who possess it,
EFgBYsz ~ V Eiiy YFsE$z can be made by Agents in
sIIESE az GJpisIEESa canvassng for YOuman's
70 sSs sxaeess sEAzssa Dictionary of Every
DAA " ANTS conaIHIng 10000 Receipts in every
Department of Human Effort Than in onv olber nos
slhle way. From SIS 10 $40 week insured II is for
every HOnsebeepcr, Farmer, Trade and Profession
For the Sick and we'll a RELIABLE book of PERMA.
NENF value TO every wide awake progressive person.
Ii sells Itself Extra terms, Address NJ REED
l39 Eight Street New York.
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NOTICE.
The undersigned. Administrator named above,
hereby gives notice that Letters of Administration
We're granted to me on the 2SIh day of February
1872 all persons th sreOre having demands against
The deceased estate will present The same pr0perly
atteslPd, on or before the 23h day OF February 1873
or abide by law in this behalf
mch63t PETER S. COLLINS, Admit
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A Handsome MOustachet
MM0oLTSTACHE PRoF. ST. CROIXS French COmpound
LIEN EKS the GREAT Hair Grower, will produce
MY AGt E luXur1ant MOCSTACHE WIIISKERS ON
"hlShEhS' the smoOhest face Pleasant USE Sent TO
any address receipt of Fifty Cents.
III. ". BOND, Chemist,
ueol4lyl n. 4. Cor. TENTH n CHESTNUT SITS, Phiia
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-01
O. That Were Beautiful!

Is the unspoken wish of thousands of women
to whom nature has denied the charm of pure,
fresh. transparent complexion. To crafty this
wish Hagan's Magnolia Balm was introduced;
The cosmetics of the day had been pronounced
poisonous BY the most distinguished chemists,
and it was also found that their ultimate effect
was to wither the skin as well as to paralyze the
external nerves. The ladies hailed with deligh
the advent of healthful, herbal and floral pre-
paration capable of imparting to their faces
necks and arms q porcelain smoothness and
tinge like that of the finest oriental pearl. They
soon discovered that it was new thing under
the sum-" Incompatible and unapproachable.
PROFESSIONALLY the Magnolia Balm has been
the great toilet success of the present century.
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. for a
medicine that will equal it in the cure of al
severe cases of Liver Complaint and all dis
eases arising from impurity of the blood, as
Eruptions Pimples, Blotches, Boils, etc.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-01
Rntes on wheat. other Grain AMID hay.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Drunkard, Stop !!

why will yOu die, while within your reach there
lies SIMPLE REMEDY that will save you from
premature grave? The writer of this notice IS the
DISC0VERER and COmpOunder of simple Negeta-
bic Remedy gathered from the hills and the valleys
that will thoroughly eradicate the taste for strong
drink frOm the system of even the most CONFIRMED
INEBRIATE, tottering on the very brink of prema-
ture grave. Actuated by desire to benefit and save
his suffering fellows he is preparing and dispensing
this noble REMEDY to those who need It, at about the
cost of first production Its effects the system are
truly wonderful! There is not one symptom, not even
of nervousness that does not take hold OF and utter
IL dssipate The component parts OF this Remedy are
simple as nature herself is smplethey are moreover
innocent as all medicines as well food or drink,
should be-harmleSs toward nature but powerful IN
opposing diseased appetite-restorlng health ana
vigor, by changing a diseased action to healthy one
leaving the system free. healthy and VIGOROUS IL
will also entirely destroy the taste for TOBACCO IN
DRUNKARD, please GIVE THIS REMEDY A
TRIAL 1t will SAVE you and prove a blessing. No
matter how dark and dscOuragng case may look,
it is your duty to yourself your family and your
friends to make effort to regain your liberty tax
ing courage and rejoicing in the knowledge that there
grows not only along the margin OF some mighty
but Unfortunately over hill and dale the choicest
remedies for all the maladies OF man. =,
This remedy, known as BURNETTS VEGETABLE
ANTIDOTE. isfor sale by all Druggists at the low
price of so Cts per box. with full directions for use.
One box is warranted to perfect positive and perma-
nent cure, -, =,
If your Druggist has not supply it can be obtained
post Free by mail by addressing the proprietor and
only manufacturer, m ~ >-,,,r,,
sept20diSt -& ~ 49, 81 Albany, n. \.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-01
Take Notice.

Experience has demonstrated to me that cash
business is the only safe business: Acting upon
this have determined that on and after tn
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 / must hare money. Imperative neces"
sity demands it. My capital is to a great ex-
tent in the hands of my customers and must
have it. Those in arrears will take due noIice
thereof and govern themselves accordingly. To
my customers I extend 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 l must collect 1T.
All goods delivered to customers IN the city,
free of charge. ii: n. MCLAIE,
sep29tf Market Square
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Eair and TahIeauX.

The ladies of the congregation of ST. Johns
Episcopal Church intend giving series OF en-
tertainments in the Deaderick Block, cOmmenc-
ing on Wednesday night, consisting of tableax,
wax figures, shadow pictures, &c. In connec-
ton with the entertainment a fair will also be
held, where refreshments can be obtained; in
fact fine supper will be prepared A paper
will be published each evening giving the incl
novel feature, nothing of the kind having been
attempted at any similar entertainment. The
object of the undertaking is to raise funds for
putting up furnace and making other improve
ments in the church, and our readers may rely
on witnessing entertainments worthy of thir en-
cOurarement
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-01
0nprA HOUSe.

As is elsewhere announced in our columns,
the new Opera House, erected by the energy,
will he opened tonight The dedicatory ad-
dress is we understand to be delivered by Judge
Nelson. The opening play is to be William
Tell, followed by a laughabIe afterpiece.
The hall is beautifully frescoed, we'll lighted
and fitted up with comfortable seats. Tickets
for reserved seats are selling rapidly and there
will probably be no less than thousand per-
sons present to witness the first play that is tc
be enacted on the boards of Knoxville's first
Opera House.
Our city has long needed commodious
building for public exhibitions and now that
She has it, our citizens should not fail to come
cut andgcrowd the hall tonight from pit tc
gallery.
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KNOXVILLE WHOLESALE MARKETS.
CHRONICLE OFFICE, KNOXVILLE. Tenn,
fsE AZ r.z Sent. so, 1872.

CHRONICLE OFFICE, KNOXVILLE. Tenn,
EEE e haas Sept. so, 1872.
Grain and Produce.
GRAIN-There were no large transactions in
wheat during the past week, although there
was an active demand. The few lots that were
offered found ready sale at quotations.
Quotations of leading articles:
OATs.-Dull with no change in quotations.
CoRN.-Steady at quotations with no activity
in the Market. - .-t.a fFR..... F.FsE
FRUIT.-Demand active, dried finds ready
market at quotations.
FLoUR.-Good supply and but few transac-
lions. Best Family, $4.O0. Extra, $3.5Oa3. IS.
WHEAT-New prime white, active, S1.3Oa
l.35; amber S1.2Oa1.25 per bushel; red, 81. 15a
10. .-.-.'....
CoRN-Is worth 6Oa65c. loose buying; selling
price, 75a80c sacked and delivered.
OATs-In demand, ..30aS3
HAY-Baled. $1.OO per 100 lbs. Loose
from wagons, 7oa60 per 100 lbs.
DRIED FRUIT-21a22c for apples. Peaches,
halves, 4ia5; quarters, 3a4
BLACKBERRIEs-In demand at Sa84
F 81 a- supply best ia family brands
BACoN--Buying loose from wagons, 10c. for
hog round: Selling price lie.
LARD-Buying price 121c.; selling at 124al5c.
FEATHERs-Buying, prime, 5Oa55; duck and
Mixed SOC.
BUTTER-Buying price 16c to 18c. selling
in shipping order 2a22c.
EGGs-Nominal, 16a1Sc. ....
RAGs-33c.
BEEswAx-28c per pound.
ToBACCo-Tennessee leaf, 8a10c.
GRASS SEED-Timothy, $500 per bushel.
g Herds grass, $500
Blue $1.75 g -.
6 Orchard 50 800 "
t. Clover seed, 500 '' 81
GINsENG-90a95c.
SENEKA SNAKE-Active, Csc.
YELLOW ROoT-Active &c. ~
WooL-Washed, SOC per ID.
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For Sale.

1.-TWO NUMBER ONE Mich COWS-For sale
~ --7-'---a B. r. SHECKER,
on9S On Main St., near Institute
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Communicated.
Resolutions of ReSpecf,

AT ameeting of the Sunday School children
OF the 1mmuaculate Conception on the 10Th OF
Sept, 1872, the following preamble and resou-
tons were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, God has been pleased to remove
from our midst one of our Teachers, the late
Thos. I. Moran, who departed this life on the
Oath Sept, 1872 Therefore
Be 1T ReSoLUed, That in the death of Thos IT
Moran, the Sunday School has lost one of its
most efficient Teachers. - =
Resolved, That we shall ever fondly remem-
Der the untiring zeal of the deceased in advan-
cling the interests of the Sunday School
ReSolUed, That we his brother Teachers, &C.,
sincerely condole with his bereaved relatives in
the affection with which Providence has visited
them,
ResOtUed, That copy of these resolutions be
presented to the parents of our late Teacher, and
That copy be inserted in the Knoxville Daily
Press and Herald and in the Knoxville Daily
CHRONICLE. "a at
john j. OSHEA,
FREDERICK MILLER,
JOHN BRoDRICK,
DAN. GALLAGHER -ite
Fresh importation from France, just received