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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-22

When DIR. Johnson asked the widow
Porter to be his wife, he told her candidly
that he was of mean extraction, that he
had no money, and that he had an uncle
hanged. The widows replied that she
cared nothing for his parentage, that she
had no money herself, and though she had
not had relative hanged, she had fifty
who deserved hanging. So they made a
match of it. 'I'z ''''-'
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THE RECORD. "
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81. x 1OSpOCLASs
The want of religious paper which should possess
certain well defined characteristics has long been felt
in East Tennessee Such paper. it seen, should
be so cheap that every family might take it; yet 50
high toned fresh and vigorous to highly esteemed;
30 local in character to interfere wi of our
able religious weeklies. published abroad and so ex-
cusvely religious to compete with none of our pro-
gressive seeulsr papers. '..J a-s a
1t proposed to meet this want by the publication at
Knoxville Tennessee. of paper called TIE RECORD,
which while especially under Presbyterian auspices
shall sincerely aim to develop the religious interests of
East Tennessee The news of all the churches and re-
hgious bodies IA section will be thankfully accept
ed. and will be given fully and impartally as pos-
sible. -
The great aim will be to aequaint our churches with
one another and place our people in practical sympa-
thy with the great religious movements and the earn
est Christian thought of the age Politics will be en-
tirely excluded Nothing unchartable or partisan
controversial will be admitted but only that which it
Is hoped may promote the glory of our Lord Jesus
Christ in whose name this enterprise is begun.
desire to place the paper in every family in East
tennessee and to this end earnestly ask the co-opera
ton OF every Christian worker. That cheapness and
excellence may be combined it will bessued monthly.
but on good paper and in the best STYLE and will con-
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ABOUT tM beginning of the last century.
in a certain village in France, near Vitry,
in Champaign, there lived = peasant, the
father of . boy very small for his age, who
was called jacques Forester. In that
country the very name Of wolf Is q terror
70 all children and most grown people.
IN the winter when the ground is cover
ed with snow, an encounter with wolves Is
anything but pleasant, for. urged by fam
inc they do not hesitate to attack even men
Now JACQUES, who had horror Of these
cruel beasts, and who, being gifted with
a valiant heart, desired to sextermlnate
them all, demanded of his father one day
how he could best fight them; "ior" adj
ded be, s'if meet one mean to Kill it,"
Considering this question as dictated by
the simple curiosity of the little fellow, or
by his childish vanity, the father answered
by repeating pleasantly which he had
probably heard related by some ,iuggler
irving to amuse the simple villagers.
II will tell you the surest way to kill q
wolf. JACQUES. As he always comes upon
Won with his mouth wide open, thrust your
arm down his throat, until You reach the
tail then pulling at his tail, you turn your
wolf, like stocking, wrong side OUT
But said jacques. who took ii all Sc
riously, Il am small my arm would not
reach to the tail of the wolf.'
..In that case" answered the father,
II think that in thrusting the fist well
down the throat you will succeed in chok-
ing him."
''Good. thank you" said the child. who
went away thoughtful on one side, while
the father went away smiling on the other.
That year 1789) the winter was very
severe. The country was covered with
snow; and the wolves pushed their ex-
plorations, in open day. into the middle
of the villages and even into the very
farm yards One morning the parents Of
Jacques having gone out, had left him
in the house to take care Of his little sis
ter, yet in thu cradle The door, which
was left unattached, opened suddenly,
and young wolf appeared. 1t had doubt
less smeh the tender flesh /; and without
ceremony it sprang toward the sleeping
child. But the famished creature had
counted without the lesson given TO little
Jacques, who had taken 1t very seriously
and had thought it over many times.
s. Without hesitating moment, he threw
himself before the wolf. which turned fu-
riously against him; and closing his fist,
the brave boy thrust it into the mouth of
the animal. The wolf struggled, but JAG
ques, pressing his other hand upon his
neck pushed it to the angle of the wall.
where be held it tightly squeezed, with
his fist crammed down his throat, until
the beast rolled suffocated upon the flags.
His excitement and the effort that he was
obliged TO make had exhausted the little
vanquisher, and he fell fainting beside the
ranquished. When Jacques came TO him
felt, his first words were. "My little sis
teri The wolf has not eaten youP"
Young Folks.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-18
q E q x q EFT % WI

REV. FATHER CIAMPI, formerly pastor of
Trinity (CathOhc) church in this civ, will
preach a charity sermon there next Sunday a. / 1
a, IN.
STRAN NAVIGATION on CANALs-A trial of
boat propelled by 4" Pralls Automatic Steam
Condens ing Force Pump, was III ade in the canal
Anew miles above Georgetown on Tuesday last.
Inc trlAi was comparatively satisfac tOry. and A
number Of intelligent gentlemen who witnessed
Ii pelleve the invention success By the pump
named The propelling power il derived from the
reaction or recoil of water taken in through a
pipe at the bow and forced out through a nozzle
under the bottom of the boat at high velocity.
1t Is constructed without pistons, piston-rods.
&c, ana as II is driven by the direct action of
the steam, an engine is dispensed with thus
saving cost and the services OF a skilled engi-
neef. IL rs claimed that the pump is so simple
that small boy can attend to il, and tn AZ n
can be put upon boat al less cost than the cost
OF team Of six mules.
A PITIABLE CAsE.-On Tuesday night last,
inc mouse OF VIM. Brooke, brother of Paymas-
Ter Brooke, [. ). a, situated just above the
upper reservoir, on the conduit ROAD. caught
fire from defective fiue, and was entirely de-
stroytd. with all the household furniture &c
H"d u not been some persons az wake in the
rCitLtOrhCod, who discovered the flames and
a"Oke the family, Mr.. Brooke, his wife ami
thEoe little children would doubtless have per
l>led. As II was, they lost everything hut A
ieaiEer bed, into which the children were en-
vcioped during and after the fire To keen them
from the cold. Mr.. Brooke is universally es-
teeHed As an honest, steady man, and general
sympathy Is expressed for him in his misfor-
tune. His house was valued at - 900 and had
been purchased by the accumulation OF wears of
hafd, unremitfi1g toll. Tie il now left pe uui-
less. Those who desire TO contribute towards
T,levlug the present urgent necessities OF Mr.
BROOKE and family may send their contribu-
tons 70 Mr.. John Marbury, it,, who will see
u al they are properly applied
IRE MARKETMRN who waited upon the board
OF putIc works yesterday in reference to the
erection OF temporary sheds on Potomac street
10 be used while the market-house is being
raised, were courteOusy received, and were
given 10 understand that their request would be
complied with.
THE MILLS were ordered TO shut down at
O'Clock this morning. and resumed again at Q
O'Clock. At noon they were again ordered 70
suspend, and were idle when our repOrt closed.
ostensihle cause-low W ter in the canal
i he GRAIN MARKRT.-There were no receints
OF wheat, and no sales on Change to-day.
hartley Brother received | 800 bushels of
white corn, which sold off Change at "a cents.
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A l. E x A n DRIA.

The PATENBURG RIoT.-Two more coIored
men charged with completely in the late riot at
fatenburg, New Jersey,-William Pierce and
W. W. Banks-were arrested here Yesterday and
committed to Jail. They and Charles Perkins.
also colored, who was arrested here and COM
m'tted 10 jail on the same charge some time
since, will be taken 70 New Jersey to- morrow bv
the sheriff of the county in which the riot oc-
CURED, who is now in Richmond with a reguisi-
ton from them. The trial of the parties i'm
plicsted Is row in progress.
TEE STEAMER fAIDEE while on her way up
the river on Tuesday last broke her piston rod
snn had to lie TO at Stuart's wharf. The tug
boat Ariel was sent down TO the relief of the dis.
abled steamer this morning.
CoPYitG WAsHINGToS IMPRovRMsNrs.-
MesSrs. simpson, Shinn and Ashby, of the sink
ing fund CON mission, and Hopkins. ofthe com
mlttee on public property, inspected some of
The lately erected public buildings in WASH
ington To day, ana have determined to have the
stalls In the new marketh house fitted up like
those In the center market in Washinrt that
the plasteriDg be what is called sand finished
and that the pavement be cement grouted
The RIGHT OF WAY CAsR.-Wi llam Make
ored lsborer named James Campbell were be-
fore Justice Beach Yesterday evening on a war
rant issued at the instance of j. T. Armstrong
for knocking down fence erected by the COM
plaiDant, but were released until o'clock this
evening, when the case will be tried at the law
office of the Messrs. Smith
THK REMAINS of Major Norman Fitzhugh's
little daughter, Louisa, who died lately at her
fathers residence, near ST. Paul, MINI, were
brought here to-day from Washington i'm charge
OF her uncle Gen. f. I. Dent, to whose care
they had been sent, and buried in the old family
lot in ST. Paul's church burying ground.
PROPERTY SALK.-Two hundred and sixty
three acres OF land in Fairfax county, on Deco
guam bay, belonging TO John Flynn, WAS sold
to-day by Thomas Moore, trustee, to Z. Rosen-
thai, at 81 per acre,
WILD DUCKS, il is said, are numerous on the
river below this city. The most of those killed
are carried to Washington. Large hocks of wild
geese flew over this CITY yesterday and last night
on their way sOuth.-Gszette, last ereninJ.
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e'ghtmsu, who she makes execur,x. wa.

flei.
POLICE Court, Judge SHeu.-To day. James
Byas, colored, was charged with carTyings Goa.
cealed weapon. a knife, and was fined so.
Judge Smell ssrd the impression seems to pre-
vail that a knife may be carried without com ng
within the meaning OF the law in relation TO
concealed weapons. IL makes no difference
whether the weapon be pistol, razor or danger
Gus knife, and the sooner offenders TealiZ ID this
the better. Byas was also charged with assault
and battery On Mary Banks, color6d. Tuis as
s4uit came near resulting in the death OF com
liainant, she being IN a delicate state Of health
hned SlO0 and cost, and in default three months
IN jail. George W. Williams. charged with as
sault and battery on George Hensul-; nolie
prosequi was entered. In the case of VIM Nell
sor, charged with selling goods by sample
which was continued from August 18th, the
court fined him s. and the cost of the license
DERBY; fined -. Charles Gehsloug, same charge;
fined -. James Mushback, load and hoisterSas
language; 3. Rodger Carroll, yrofaBe and dis
orderly; -, or thirty days in wOrkhoase.
SHOOTING AFFAIR LAST MIGHT.
John L. Hooper was charged with assault and
battery on Thomas u. Wright, colOred, by shoot
ing him IN the leg, last evening, az the 18th
street wharf. The prosecuting witness vas not
present, and an officer was dispatched for him,
but afterwards reported that the wounded man
was unable 10 be brought into court. Hooper
was required 10 renew his bail of 81 .010 for ap-
learance TO answer. The difficulty Is reported
TO nave sprung up from some alleged interfer-
tnce on the part OF the COlOred man with Hoop
eT business, when Wright called h IN HOoper1
avery offensive name, and repe ated II over sew
etai tunes. Hooper Is reported 10 have eau
tull.u DIih hoi 20 use The language. aud on its
repetition tired with a small Smith y " sons
pistol, tie bal! taking effect n the rgt Ih:h OF
night Ohcer LeItCh, " 10 was near by. took
Hooper into custody and locked him NJ. Ban
was gwen, ana Hooper, who II a ate ON a YES
sci haii!ns from the Eastern Shore, Maryland.
was released.
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Condensed L.lcaI,


Extending oar shop front into the news
IHF-I = tie l@t--t definition Of advertise
E.erfs.
TIE Pr, dent has reappointed Nathan Sa--
gent and Il A. Brewster, trustees OF the Re-
lUrru school
s,.-. sarah T.. smile, the eloquent Quakeress
Trts' her. vii deliver di~COurses az Lincoln Hall
OF sunday afternoon and evening
WE Hays gray mare, Nellie, won the 500
purse at tie horse fair at the National course
races yesterday, and \. MJff ats bay mare won
tls iaIteT HIie dash.
lac go West" club last ght resolved itself
lI-1 q Pc Hiahcut organization, aud "A commit
t-e N"- appointed % make arrangements for a
stTit> OF soCiabCs TO be h Ed during the winter
LI,m -i. 4. Parker. j. ShIlliEpt0u and II an
CaaI- = AJhun - have HGrgsr'S A1g1-ins TOR
NuytHhtr. 7 his number of NaTuer i rich in
s'r'a--, uAy NJ chapters OF new stories by CLas
IL t-.. -" ttktc Collins. and AisS ThackeTay.
Pro l. G0TraII CJIiiers announces in another
tv4.iih that lie Nj. open a general singing
C4a-> ior .ad.C- auI EcHtir m-u az No. So Penn
sylSaLia avenue on The evening Ot Tuesday.
TIE - iLst-, at The reduced rate OF 40 per
1lalttI-
vii! the hyPercri;icaI Csr5a.-le kindly rise ID
tNE.a.E Il NO. and Addison steamers LaI
sahUueu the flames before the arrival of the
othtT cn-iN'>' Al the hre last night. what IL
was that CUtiT,i ; CONSUMED the staIl. and that
mule, And who Il .s Tom ippur' mentioned
ago"
Yesterday afternoon a. Mr.. T. L. Hughes was
CTiylHg home from market, his hos sc at the cor
IeT a. NisSaC BESctt> avenue and lSt street,
kicked him from the seat, breaking his .eg
below the knee. Dr. Tucker attended him and
Stfgt alt Clements procured a carriage and had
him conveyed 10 has home, No. 3lZ y street
southwest
Day before yesterday afternoon Sergeant j.
+. BOILER arrested James Murphy, charged
with committing nuisance in the hall way of
a dwelling on Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th
street. He confessed the offence, and the off Ger
To- ksd hlm NJ till yesterday, when he WAS taken
10 the police court. but the assistant District
attorney refused 10 issue the usual inform alton,
stating that there was mo law tor it, If there
int there ought 10 be.
Company A, Washingt Light Infantry will
leave here on the evening of the 3Oth instant for
Richmond, Va, where they will be the guests
Of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues aud will
return ON the following night. They expect to
take e., or 20 muSkets, ami will be ACCOMPANIED
by the Governor staff, the W. l.. /. staff aud a
number Of honorary members.
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THE COURrS.

PROBATE COURT, Judge Wgrie.-Yesterday,
bond in the sum Of a ,0C0. Cypriano Jarvis
will was fully proven and admitted to probate,
and the widow qualified as executrix: bond,
81 ,0CO. On the estate of Michael Moran, letters
of administration issued to widow; bond, IS 900,
and she was appointed guardian of the children;
bond, additional, $780, The will of Alexander
Patterson, deceased, buried at sea, was fled and
proven by one witness, and letters testamentary
issued. The will of Ann Hanson, deceased,
was filed and proven; bond, el0, 900. The widow
bond, 600.
To-day, an exempilfed copy Of the will of the
late Mary Chicester, OF LOudon county, Va,
was filed. The will Of the late Ann Hanson, be-
queathing her property to her neice, Serena
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LOCAL NEWS,
Fmu%er1enfs, DC, Tonight,

Va val Tss1tsr.-The Holman English Opera
TrGle ia the La Grand Duchesse5 aud 'Llt-
s-t.r ana FTitscheu."
f..r- r -oa'i4's--Comedy, burlesque, songs,
ItL.... etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-18

MEMS AND YOUTHS DRESS SUITS.
Mems and Youths Business Suits.
Mems and Youths Overcoats.
Boys and Children's Clothing, at
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PROBABILITIES says rain. with northerly to
easterly winds; and 10 keep dry and warm, get
good umbrella and overcoat of Roman Il Cox,
501 It'll street.
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How Is THIS Post offices should be man
aged with reference to the greatest good of the
greatest num ber-that is, the convenience OF
the public should be considered even if a few
P. o. employees are incommOded in consequence.
The New York mail reached here about eight
O'Clock on Tuesday night, and our messenger
was cody informed by post office clerk that
he could not get the mail for The STAR; il
would not be got ready for him until morning
whenever il arrived late As O'Clock p. N.
which is all very well il the post office is for the
benefit of the clerks aud not the clerks for the
good of the post Office. Last night the same
thing happened, and our ''late mail'' had not
turned up at two o'clock this afternoon, our
messenger being informed this morning that il
had gone south. The morning papers got their
last nights mails this morning, and how il
comes that The STARS has gone south and
don't come back is ono OF those things which nc
Teller except post Office feller) can find out
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CITY ITEM

$4,000 GIVEN AWAY daily, at the Photograph
Gift Store, on 9th St, between Avenue and St