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The shirts male to order or ready made by f.. b.
SPENCE i Son are guaranteed TO be of the best
material and to fit we'll
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SEEpsMES. FLORISTS. .Se.


CLOVER,
TIMOTHY.
ORCHARD GRASS,
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
LAWN GRASS,
HERDSGRASS, and every variety o:
FIELD GRASS and
GARDEN SEEDS of the fnrst qualify
and offered Vt the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Wholesale quotations furnished to dealers.
Prompt and careful attention given 10 all ofuers'
whether By letter or In person.
- Y ~ ALLISON & ADDISON.
r Seed and Guaiio Merchants,
lichmont. Va.
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CITY CouNCiL.-The City Council wiilnieet
again on Monday afternoon at S o'clock.

The Christian Weekly for September 21st
is on our table from 4. L. d. Walford, agent.
It is one of the most attractive papers of its
kind that is published, and beautifully illus
trateI ..-s, rr- ..s ...,rf....,t
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j. u. MoUETcAsTLR. Mp. CoFEn.
r r. MOUNTCASTLE & CO. invite
~ special attention to the /" General .een Cook
ing-Sioye the Cricket" the :. Best.n tho "dGod-.
N'iil,n the "Carn. .r'hnter,re nnd others; heating
stoves OF oil stzas; tiuwaFe and liouse-furnishtng
g.ods: plumbing, tlnnins. and gas-astins. AL oas-
wy wa = !. K.SaUj'GisTeAsTLE&c co.
sTt,t''f ~ $50 Broad street.
sY,I.siR ssswcsa Fifth aad SlSfh: ].
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Only two Baptist papers IN the world have larger
circulation than the Religions Heroid OF this city
II is rcnd in every section of the country, and Is the
best medium In the South for advertisers. Its charges
for advertising are very moderate considering the
extent and character Of Its circulation. .
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CRY CHURCHEs-SPECIAL APfoINT-
aESTs FOR SuNDAy-Nearly all of the pastors
have returned te the city after visits of re-
creation to the Springs and elsewhere in the
country. The following are the special aI-
pointmentS for tomorrow:
s.. PaurS Church.--Rcv. Charles Mimi
.erode. ID. D.. at IL A. NJ. and 8 L. NJ.
-. Marks Episcorar.-ll A. NJ. and {
7. N.
Monu,n George Woodbridge,
d. d., at II A. NJ. and 5 =. NJ.
Second Bdpfist.-Rey. }. l.. NJ. Curry, ID.
D.. ut II A. NJ. and z. Nj.
Sidney BaptS'.--Rev. j. NJ. Butler at II
A. NJ.
Fulton Baptist.-Preaching morning and
night.
C1ay- Street Methodist.-Rev. h. NJ. Peter
son at II a. VI. and 7:tj +. NJ .----.-.- -
Manchester N.:x-.--,,fist.-B Bishop ID. S. Dog
| gctt at II A. NJ; the pastor at = i. NJ.
United States CoTt-Room.-Rev. A. K
Miller ut II \. VI.
First PreshWerian.--Rev. Thomas l.. Pres
| ton at III A. Vi. and 8 7. NJ.
city Alms-House.- Thomas l.. Pres
| ton at p. M.
!Serenth- Street Christian Church.-Tht
usual church services, but no preaching
morning or evening. ~
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Aprles-large and Juicy-at PIZzlNl's.

". D. BLAIR & Co., corner Ninth and Main
streets, have some brandy for peaches fifteen de-
9rees above proof Its high proof makes 1t much
better for putting up peaches. Price, $3.50 per gal-
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Police Court YEsTERDAY.-SiN cases were
disposed of by Justice Crew yesterday. The
offence in each case being trivial, the parties
were all discharged.
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BOARD OF EDuCAToN.-Mr. D. {. Lyle,
who has held the position of secretary Of the
Board of Education for so long time, and
who has discharged the duties of that office
so satisfactorily, has reslgued. Mr.. L. &.
Holland succeeds Mr.. Lyle. Mr.. Lyle leaves
this city on Monday tor New York, from
which place he sails OH the 25th instant in
the steamship Trinacria for Glasgow, Eng
land.
Mr. K. W. Fiournoy, Of Prince Edward
succeeds Mr.. Cochrane as assistant III the
same office, Mr. Cochrane having resigned.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERs REMAINING
IN rnE RIcaaoED Posr-O OFFICE SEPTEMBER ~.
Rev. Edward Lane (2), Rio Janeiro, Brazel
Mrs. G.. l.. Albums. Hot Springs; 9. II.
volklnan, Ric!,mond; Major peyt9n, Main
!. .
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HASn MAsuED.-Mr. w. F. Brooks, an
empoye Mt Messrs. w. L. Tanner II Co.'s,
had his hand painfully injured in the ma
cbiuery Yesterday.
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Go TO E. Is. SPENCE & SoS's for gentlemen'a
furnishing goods. 'trs. .''.r...j .t.. F..
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Hdrper's Weekly. Frank Leslie, and all
the late periodicals to hand from j. T. Ely
son, No. 1ll2 Main street, three doors above
the Dispatch Office. ss
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DIsPATCu
t)rrICE FRIDAY, September Goth: A. H.,
70 degrees; 2. d., u degrees; Q 7. NJ,
IA degrees.
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Every variety OF fall style suft hats for men and
boys cau bc tcnud at I. WEISIGBR 4 Co.'S, 1901
Main street. .
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Rev. JOHN A. BRoADUs, d. D., is giving The read
ers of the Religious Herald an account OF his travels
i'm the Holy Land. ..,.
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FRESH LEMoSs.-PIzzINI has just received a
fine lot. -s .' .' ..-. '. $685.. .-
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Save your money and 20 to 4. A. ALIENS all
buy hat Remember his prices are low.
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Get one of 7. WElsIGER & CO.'S new style si!k
hats They can fit any head with their French con-
formateur. Their silk hats are beauties. .
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GRApBs-GRApEs--Ify yoH wish some Of this lus
cious fruit, 60 to PIZZISI's. ..-..g......,,.
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SIMMONS 6 Co. have the Stanley, Greeley, Living
stone, Arizona, and other fashionable hats al llle
Main street
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y71aGlNIA STEAM COFFEE AND
|. Y SPICE MILLs $40 CAkY, BETWEEN
Nj s,tcas ground 70 osier and ,lcivete ed daily.
&c ss.s&Wss D. GsfsslaS y Sqt
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Bexuty and fashion make the LEE" Gallery
their resort .or jlrc pictures e..t ~.
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Religious Heratd is furnished new subscribers for
Ave months at one dollar.
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MARINE iNTELLsGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 2i. 1877.
su' rises. 5:5S Moon rises. s:ia
>nn SETS eU2 High tide. ......... III
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THg RIVER LINE.--The steamer s3onn ~:
yester will leave on Monday at e:3o - ",
instead Of =, as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21

1900 Main street Is the place where Z. B. SPENCE
& Son sell bargains in clothing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21

The diamonds of society have their pictures taken
at the LEE" Gallery, 500 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21

CLEANING Up.-The conyicts were en-.
gagged Yesterday In cutting up the old dead
trees In the Capitol Square.
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%<1AA~
Eirc.

DETROIT, Nlcu.,, September 2o.-A fire at
Grand Rapids this morning destroyed the
National Hotel. Loss $4,000.
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A. & remedy for bronchial affections AMI chronic
diseases OF the lungs nCtu2 before discovered
G lllals DR.. rIETCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DIscov-
ERY.
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Fresh London crackers may be found at rIz
ZlSl'S.
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Shouldyou want stylish and cheap hat, 20 I,
SIMMONS & CO.'S, next Dispatch Office.
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Fall opening for "72" at SIMMONS s. Co.'S. hat
ttrs, next Dispatch Office f. -.' ' Z
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Grand Lodge I. o. o. F. OF tho United
Statess
BAlTinoER, September 20.-It was de-
cided that J, when the disabilities are re.
moved fpf which subordinate lodge
IS suspended, snd said lodge resumes the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21

Gentlemen's furnishing goods at E. B. SPENCE &
SONS, 1896 Main street.
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ALLEN has all Of the very latest style hats for men
and boys. .a -a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21

Peaches. by the hox or dozen, at PIzzINl's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21

Broadway silk hats and all the nobbieSt styles at
SIMMONS 6 Co.'S, 1llG Main street. .'-' 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21

TAMES E. BRAGG, 201, corner Secondm
'.o,ftnT,iiy receiving superior stock, OF EY7
CHaMBER, PiI:!.OR. aud Di DiNING-RGUN'
FTTRNITUkE. which ] am selling for cash as iow
M can he bought In the city. Also on band. MAI
PRESSES of All descriptions Of my own make:
p,ton no - - Sc Is-3ni*
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Grand fall orculng nj F.. Il. SPENCE SONS to-
tlaY
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A RTlrl, ROONEY.

A RTDCR ROONEY. M
N FURNITURE WAREROOMs, 6a
(;oyEHSuR AND FRANKLIN STREETS. sBJ
Htyp finished impruvenip Of warerooIns. and
lust returned from the North and West With large
and we'll selected stock Of WALNUT ana LOW
PRICED GOODS Also on hand. BOME.MADE
FURNITURE and MATTRESSES Of all kinds. !
ARTHUR ROONEY.
CO % Governor and 1907 Frapklin street
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F GATHRIGHT, m
Es FURNITURE DEALER. Kan
No I6 GOVERNOR sTREET, bELfifTF{
BLOCK,
has hst returned from the North ana slsss ensss
The largest aud best stock OF WALNlau, r. IN
NlTUkE be ever tefore kept wDlen Wn VIII, gs g @as "a
cressei by weekly receipts. lie ~arrsafs fBe oous
10 be equal In workmanship TO any u inc ea'ses
WnT SIrr sJylTS With and without dressing
FINE PAINTED FURNITURE with ana uisi'pe' "
paRLoR stITs OF all grades; .,,. s,,, !.
i,est NJ and Is IRE SAFES ever made ~ uts sty
t,ss tt,y1srfSsi1E IA ri Ea. LUUSGEe and aii otter
arsicles kept IN q trs.-ciass hoase. ..,
Cali and look at our stock prfrts sss saselt
mn c.3lu
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EXCURSIONS AND PIC-NICs. 70
FURNITURE, Ae.

r D. GATEwOOD, 319 Broad street br-
~ tween Third and Fourth streets.-i have now
on hand aud daily receiving large stock OF new
Painted. 'ottage and Staned Chalnher Suits rang
ingfin price from SIS! to sseo: PaTlor Suits. In
iTalr-t loli. striped and Plain Terrys irSm s.a 10
Varnishng. and Repairing Old Furniture. .
Floin n,S loas ekIeiienrs. Ia bnsl1ess leei con-
I,lct that can give gciefai stislaet,ot es rarus
,r;res and terms j. ID. GATEWOOD.
Remember No 318 Bread street Sc ls-atA
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BOARDING..

SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN
- BOARD by applying a. No. 1!l7 Main street.
SO Ia.at MRS. j. II. WALFORD.
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Grand fall opening at t. b. SPENCE q sos's to-
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4 ,tasxkkv
VYIRGINlA.-iu Chesterfield leuisy
Court Clerks oee: august ", IN; D. him S,..f and
ali otJ.er crettors OF William B Ball 1esasaa, i,
who shall make themselves partirs Aid PliptifYs
c. n. Fonrnoy, sheriff NJ Chsterheid e9ehs ;s ssp as
ssssd: ~ saia Philip s. Hancock and Helen hts T,ss:
Edward NJ Archer and Cbar.o,'r MS !: \, s,,5
Mr. Laura BAN, widow Of William y. .,.... gai,.
49, 49, q IN cii.sNcEHs. =,
The object OF this suit Is 20 obtain s..s,x
the accounts Of the tsfepdaat ". wi
s, t,Istrafor OF Ntitsm q. Ban, .,,.t,.t
se,,e dc creditors Of sid decedebt ana = ,ss ,t
ths rs:i estate of sai tecedepi " ssis pas AA',,
s asa IL appearing ay that erasas sriIs s ''s
,,Su-re tdtit Defendant VI ihs -
u fhssr that the E5ia @ ste
fanstant sprsn here one month si1ss g n,s
pnnItevt6h OF shls order siI i,sse 70 Ni.as
70 plSs Tsss - !. iAlsst'S, pspass " ,,ssas sssa s
+ !, 'Rf,ooks +, - 2
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pRocEssIols,x,L caRDs-

n AWsON,S IMPROVED DIAMOND
4 4 FukNACE.--Thc best furDsce ever niada. AN
,-,s, irm Satisfaction guaranteed IN all tsses'
@ @l'' 80 WARREN RANGE. y
v,.s, .,r.n,um. American institute, lsil. Double
pIeYste:i oven. Warming -Cioeet, Broiiin2,Door:
Fendcr- Guard Dumping and shaking GTass, Uasfcs
i,rsft Keeps Side Burning
: ,.'-'' FIKE.PLACE HEATER.
Sclf.teedipg. Has the largest radiaEng suiiaer u
~ 20 any stove VI the ;sarkef.
.sf'~I' 4 II shows the entire erc,
We have secured the agency for the al'ofe EoyCE,
WHICH W : See'AN va WILSON & WEST.
No fil1 asin street.
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EOR RENT, BRICK STORE ANDGs
Il DWELLING on Miiu west OF Twenty M.I
hfth street, sis ROOMS, store &C.; with water, &C.,
LYME q BROTHER.
20 Ip.st 1912 Main street.
DOR RENT, TWO ROOMS at south ffSia
Il west corner Bank and Eleventh streets,!4A
suitable for offices or iOdgiugs- Apply to
j. L. hPPERSON.
( Sc 1851 Real Estate Agent and Auctioicer.
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roggESTER'S AtyUSER.

.->rr>r KEiSo'S WITNESS IN
- ~ v1-.lC-TEACHER TESTiFiEs
.i&'-Hl, w>w Tnr PRISONER ENTER
7Htt ~. -, un;-SE ARMED ON THE
Va. .,,r ny rHE MURDER
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, dc.

Il7OBACLU, TUBACCO, TOBACCO
l. The best chewing tobacco iii In. world Lot
tiers Strawberry Twist, PAGES t,ilncra, ,Suy Sunhy
Twist and light pressedj, farboroush's Bonnie
Bouch, &c Sc. l,Oo3 boxes nssorseG ZOE sas 70 tue
"S .m 20 W StS~' 2 73-T@' " 1A12 Main street.
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LEXINGTON, VA, July IL, ls72.
y,atlesnen,-r have examined carefully the specf-
men OF wbiskey manufactured byTyou ana sent 10
me for analysis. 1t IS a very p'rc and eHee'ieht
article, free from all foreign matter.
ssi5 e. Very respectfully yours,
.s ,..ss tifsB R. y, MeCuLLOEH.
. Professor of Chem istry,
] Al. .'1k Nashinstosa and Lee University.
Messrs. FeLeAEa & BOWMAN, eti!n'on, w
!, Or,,.,-; may he left Wit, GflARLES LTSPlS. NJ
WAGSER & co.'s, cofEcr pf Bfond nnd slath
~ n<a" - " 49,. su tg-3R i
..se.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-25
Better Care of the Horse Needed.

| Their is nothing in the economy of
horse keeping that is of more consequence
than dRt and the discovery of remedies
for diseise. In a state of nature, animals
| are MOI subject to disease, or very seldom
| so. but under domesticatiOn the case is
| changed. They are here at the mercy of
their owners, and ninety-nine out of one
| hundred of their diseases are attributed,
either directly or indirectly, to want of
| proper feeding and care, and especially so
among horses doing fast work. In cities
want of ventilation is often a cause of
disease.
There is no animal on the farm that it
will pay better to keep warm and comfort
able than the horse. His coat is thinned
and shortened by grooming, and conse-
quently, the animal is not able to with
stand the changes in the weather as are
those whose coats are left to increase with
the cold. We think a few concise rules
will not be amiss as a guide in this dircc-
ton. The consumption of food should be
regulated by the weather, the condition,
work, age, temper, form and health of the
horse; and these circumstances must regu-
late the allowance. The following concise
rules are laid down in the "Stable Book
by Stewart Allen:
"When the horse has to work as much
and as often as he is able, his food should
be unlimited.
"When the work is such as to destroy
the legs more than it exhausts the system,
the feed must be given with some restric-
ton, unless the horse be poor eater.
"When the work is moderate, or less
than moderate, good feeder will eat too
much.
when the weather is cold, horses that
are much exposed to it requires more food
than when the weather is warm.
"When the horse is in good working
condition, he needs less food than while
he is only getting into condition.
young growing horses require little
more food than those of mature age; but
as they are not fit for full work, the differ
ence is not great.
"Old horses, those that have begun to
decline in Vigor, require more food than
the young or the matuTed.
"Hot-tempered, irritable horses seldom
feed well but those that have good appe-
tites require more food to keep them in
condition, than others of quiet and calm
disposition.
Lame, greasy-heeIed, and harness-gall-
ed horses require an extra allowance of
food to keep them in working condition.
Sickness, fevers, infiammations, all
diseases which influence health so much
as to throw the horse off work, demand
WIN lew exceptions, spare diet, which,
in general consists in bran-mashes, grass,
carrots and hay"
Careful attention to these rules will en-
able the horse owner to save much vexa-
ton, time and money, in the economy of
the stable and breeding stud. 1t is neces-
sary that he study something of the con-
ditiOns necessary to the well being of his
animals, as of the other departments of
farm economy. The horse is the noblest of
mans servants, and extra care bestowed
here is always amply repaid.
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THEDAILY CHRONICLE.
ERMs OF DAILY PAPER.
lATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ten Inns, solid Nonparel. to constitute square.
One Squat each insertion 90
10 Speial rates on application for advertisements
by the yea or month.
Local Ntices ten cents per line each insertion.
Clty Noces five cents per line each insertion.
All Advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearly advertisements payable quaTterl0. All other
sertiOn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-25

cheapest remedy that have ever T pI Known %lu
for colo in horsps is to take I b, nh" Of
cotton rags, put them into an old tin pan
and set them OH fire so that they will
smoke but not blaze. Hold it near the
horses nose, SO he will draw the smoke
into his nostrils. Do this for about fff-
teen minutes; the nose will sweat, the
wind pass off, the horse will shake him
self, and may lie down and roll, and will
eat his mess all right. Many who have
tried 1t can testify to this Common
tUe0Nh.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-25

How TO Cook BEETs.-Beets are very
nice cooked in the following manner !:
Slice cooked beets quite thin, put in IL
sauce pan with some vinegar, water and a
piece of butter, with sugar enough to
make palatable. Any rule is impossible
Taste it, and if any ingredient is lacking
add more of it; salt very little, and pep
per; thicken the whole slightly; serve
hot. Beets may be skinned much easier
by rubbing over with cloth immediate
ly in taking them from the water in
which they are cooked, than by using a
knife and fork.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-25
30th Day Of MAY. 1872,

upon the premises the following personal property
Scales, Wire Rope, Drum and Windass, Mining Black
smith and Carpenters Tools Wagons. Carts, Ma
cnnery, the interest of said Company in Steamboat
nearly completed lying at the wharf at Kingston Ten
nessee and other property. Also, the valuable lands
OF sala company. lying in Roane and Morgan counties
consisting OF three separate tracts lying adjacent he
ing the lands conveyed to said Company by John Bax
ter and L. r Bailey, Trustee, John DeArmond and N.
Barton and NJ. c. Wilcox, containing one thousand
acres, more or less, and covering the valuable coal
banks now worked by said Company.
oald sale will be made on credit of one and two
years the purchaser giving bond and approved secu
rty for the purchase money, bearing interest from
at the rate Of seven per cent per annum, and lien
is paid.
The lands will first be offered in parcels to suit pur
cnaSers and afterwards a whole, and that sale which
shall bring the largest will be adopted The sale
will be made in bar of the equity of redemption.
W.P. WASHBURN, Trustee.
Knoxville, March @, ls72-26d60d
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-25

The President has approved large
number of bills, including one sanction
ing subscription of 100000 by the Dis
trict of Columbia to the Piedmont and Po-
tomac Railroad.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-25
Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE, OF A DEED IN TRUST EXECU-
~ TED to me by The Wilcox Mining Company" q
1ody corporate having Its principal office in Knoxville
Tennessee, and doing business at "tmory,' Roane
county, Tennessee, viii expose to sale to the highest
m the
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-25
POST OFFICE HOURS.

The Mryville Mail arrives at 1O:3O A. NJ, and de-
parts at 1O, NJ, daily. except Sundays.
MaynaIville Mail arrives at 1900 NJ, on Thursday,
and depats at Loo, P. NJ, same day
Inc BIan'S y Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at LOO, A. NJ, and departs at 1900 NJ same days
Gap Geek Mail arrives "Wednesday at 800, P. NJ
and depsts Thursday at 600 AN.
The Pst-Ofhce opens at Z, A. NJ, and closes at g.
Pm. Opps again at Z, PM; closes at Pm. Office
open on unday at 1:30 P. NJ. for one hour.
JAMES RODGERS, Pm,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-08-28
Re. Union 4Ist 8. W. ]. at Mantua.

CLEVELAND, Aug. &c, 1872.
EDITOR .CHRoNICLE:-The former
members of the 41st o. V. I. are to hold
their annual reunion at Mantua, We'd
nesday. Sept. 4th. A general attendance
and a good time is expected. The large
number of 1.-THE Boys" among your
readers will, of course, avail them
selves of this opportunity to meet their
old comrades.
Shiloh, Chicamauga and Lookout
Mountain will be re fought in imagina-
ton, and many memories of the cam
paigns of '62 and '63 will be brought up
as the soldiers who fought those battles
and endured those campaigns meet
again.
These reunions are not only pleasant
occasions socially as gatherings of old
and tried friends, but they serve to
renew and strengthen the ties which
unite the men who were associated in
ccmp and field for four long years. II
old soldiers needed such admonition.
the memories of the hardships and
sufferings endured-the memory of dear
comrades, whose graves are scattered
over North and South would remind
them that they are now contending
with the ballot for what they then saved
by the bullet; but those who fought
the rebels ten years ago are opposed TO
them to-day, and the boys in blue will
always be found on the right side.
A. G. u.