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on the part Of Tax-Collector in not
pursuing the course the law directs as to
the manner of collecting taxes; leaving
much of the taxes of the tax of theyears
1869 and 1870 uncOllected, by reason Of
his not having, until within the last
few months, issued distress warrants.
We also charge him with q violation
of the law in not making his annual
settlements with the Chairman Of the
County Court.
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Jos LOCKE, 2363 Main street, has all
the leading mOnthlies for July, and tbs
atest weeklies and dailies.
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TOOTH LozENGEs.
FARNHAM's FRENCH TOOTH
HozENGES

A NOVEL and pleasant dentrifce, the finest
n nthe world for cleaning, beautifying and
preserving the teeth Endorsed by eminent
denusts. Sold by
90 MAkD BRO, 25 Main street.
]. Z. HILLS, 81 Main street.
5AJ SMITH co, 80 Main street
W. II. SEABROOK, I67 Main etTeef.
H MOsELEI, S5 Main street.
JOE WALTER, lS4 Main street.
q. y. MlNER I6 Main street.
ANDREW RENKERT, ~ Main gtneet
9. d. JOHNSON, AS Main street.
6. p. JOHNSTON, DO Poplar street.
MANSFIELD a WIGHEE
Wholesale ARents
a1d a9s Matn sfreeeL.
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PANTS MADE at Waggener's, sI7S
Main street, Of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for go, 50,
S14, SIS and SIS.
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sl746ss S-slr4Ss g
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UPPER Blue LICK IL the most Popu-
lar mineral-spring water on this CONT
nent, because il Il the best Alternative and
aperfent known. il = q general pre-
SENTATIVE Of the tone cf the stomach and
purity of the blood, and apowerfl pre-
ventive Of fever and bilious complaints.
Mansfield 4 HiGbee, wholesale SCENTS.
Day GooDs marked still lower, at B,
.Iowenstein & Bros. k1
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To amount paid on tS-a..--..sA ALSO
November, l6Tl5COlleeted
as per books checked BY
Grand Jury on county
tax 2s,469 II
December 18th, paid A. r.r~r
Woodward on Memphis,
Selma and NJ. railroad
tax-.,-. SS5 %
December 20th, paid A.
Woodward on n, =. and
NJ. railroad tax..--.-.....-- 800 %
By commissions IN $1,000
at 8 per cent and Sl9,4 80 Is
ats per ent LA q
By reductions allowed by
County urt----.--....---- 81 Il
BY amount unpaid on col
tections Of November &c.,. 1881 90
- -
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Metal and Wood Show. Gases.
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J. ". S. BRovnn, 40 Main street,

THE rame for eenter-table, for benefit
?. s. Powers, has been postponed until
Thursday night, when 1t viii take place
at No. IS Front street. A few tickets
are left on hand.
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Showcase Factory, a82 second street. eppouate
Postofice.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT Of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Wsggener's, S173
Main street, four doors south OF Peabody
Hotel.
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sAIoA y A7l01 70
IOamOunt on efpaid ortcol-
lections Of July, s7.#26 50.
AugUst-GOllected as per aH IHEFa
books checked by Grand N
Jury on count tax. 3f543 %
Collected as per books
checked-by Grand Jury
On poll tax. ..---.-.- q 10
September - Paid a.
Woodward on county tRS
In warrants-.- -.-.-..-. a,z5l %
September - Paid A.
coupons IN wsrrsnts 2Gs 70.
EepteiDbsr - Psid A.
Woodward on tudgmmtF
In currency $50 ~
~ reductiOnA ahowed br
County Court. ..-.- 2a
commissions on sac IS
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STUBBORN FAcTR-Of ell the rene
dies ever discovered for disease, none ex-
.ceed "Sheman's InfAllible Cure for
Piles" ~ 80
9 RsAD southern Palace ad-vsrtIsensnt.
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READ Southern Palace adveTtsement
read Southern Palace advertisement

sUEscRIRE for TIE WEzxLx APRRA Only
tive dollars and my cents per year or Two
dollars for clubs OF two or more
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LAW REPORTS.
Second ChaaeeFy csurs-sceti, ChaassI-

seesRd ChaReeFJ Ceurt-sesffs ChaaeeI-
Court andjourned until Monday; cases
set specially for that day: AZ, Memphis
and Louisville Railroad Company vs.
Mhoon; $50, Brewster vs. Cicalla; 617,
Collier vs. Anderson 75l, Etley vs. Nc
Beth; 100, Lacey " Moon $50, Jen-
nfngs vs. Hough. Order made by court
rs to return Of all papers belonging to
this court Il imperative After Monday
no papers issued to attorneys who have
charges against them, and who appear
on the defaulting list.
READ Southern Palace advertisement.
f. EUsQUTTO BARS
OF all kinds at Thixton's bedding and
upholstery house, next Express Ofee.
Rad Southern Palace advertisement.
RAEFLE Of four horses at OvertOn last
night postponed till Wednesday, the
thirty-hrst instant.
THE GREATEST BLRGAINs YETI.
Solid color Crepe Barege and Tamertine,
for twenty-five cents per yard at B.
Lowenstein & Bros. Black and
White Barage, two yards
wide, at fifty cents per
yard. White Barage
shawls, fringed,
atone dollar
per shawl,
AT q
i. LOWENSTETN & BROS.
PuaPs, AS Main street.
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SUITk underwear and pETNso1 s1A
further rsAHeed st D bsWsHssNA ?
Bros.
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SUITS MADE at Wsggener's, s17I Main
street, for $50.
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THE CONHERCIAL HOTEL.

II is an unqu~estionable fact that the
Commercial Hotel sets one Of the best
tables in the Southwest. The veSeta-
bles, which are spread in the greatest
variety for its guests, are particularly
fresh and good. They would tempt the
appetite and tickle the palate Of the
most fastidious epieure. All who would
combine quality and economy should
patronize the COmmereial-the "Oid
Reliable house Of the city.
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5 zoos N-aa.gaS y

=
By amount oveTpaid on
collections of November $4,000 q
Deeember-COlIected as per
books checked By Grand
jury on county tax ..-...- 2T 50
January 4, lS1-Paid a. -
Woodward on county tax W.
in warrants-.---~.-~..-.~. Sis %
Interest On coupons in
warrants.~-------~ 1850 IS
In currency u -.---u-... I0,Oa8 20
Judgments in currency. 5.qI7 90
By commissions on s267 70
at per cent...---- sB
Total amount Overpaid on
collections of December 1910 ,
S9,74S 9-s29,73 @
By amount overpaid on
collections Of December S29,f5,G
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81 southern Palaee advertLsement.
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LADIES eorsets, slightly soiled, at
greatly reduced prices. Also kid gloves
ct SOC and T5c q pair
MENKEN BROS.
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CONNUBIAL FELICTTY.-NOthing tends
more to eOnnubial happiness than cheer
ful and healthy infants and children
Mrs. Whiteomb's syrupis the great chill
drenis soothing remedy.
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To Hon J. r. Flfppln, Judge OF the Criminal
Court Of shelby county, Tennessee;
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READ Southern Palace advertisement

TIE cheapest and best steam dyelng
and cleaning house In the city Is al ga
Second street, Hunt d Hanson's old
stand HANSON q WALKER.
READ B. LOwenstein 4 Bros. new ad-
veTtisement.
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H el5.Zo0 5-elb,2Uo ~
February@Coneeted as per
books checked by Grand
Jury on County Tax ----S 41,l46 Is
March 18th, paid A. Wood
ward on County Tax, in
W~arrantS-.... .....----..--.--. , 80 %
March 18th, paid a. Wool
ward on interest on sou
pOns. in warrantS.-~-s.... 50 10
March 18th, paid A. Wood
ward on interest On oou-
pons, currency ............... I,A2 %
March 18th, paid A. Wood
ward ~ judgments, cou-
pOns, IN currency .........-. BIZ 20
March 18th, paid a. Wood CANA
ward on bridge coupons.
warrants....~~.... -. 3,7E 50
March 18th, paid A. Wood
ward on Bartlett Court EEfHl
house coupons, w~arrantS.. 2yJE IS
commission on Sil,E6 -
at per cent..--~---G.~e ~ l@d 10
reductions allowed by
COUNTY Court.-..----. $50
amount unpaid in cOl- ILL
~lections of Eebraary-@-s lt l3.07S Is
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READ southern Palaces dvertsement.

ELEaANT DRESS sU1Ts at W~aggener's
from $50 to s75.
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By amount Overpaid on col
lections OF June 8 rs -
J~uly-COllected as per books
checked by Grand Jury
on county tax ...-..4.-a 9,59e 81
Collected IA per books
checked by GrRnd Jury
on pOll-taX ,..--...-.--- ~ o.
August I-Paid ~ Woods
ward on couut tax in
warrants -..,--.9,. ~;v l2,2SS IS
August l-Paid a. Wood
ward on interest on cou- 80
pons IN Warrants.-.....- GLIB %
August Paid a. Wood
ward ON Judgments inlc
currency .-.. --.--..a-.-- H 1.yo "
By reductions allowed by
County Court...-.--.-.4 81 80
commissions ON SZ3g6S2S6
al 8 per cent.-.a.--- ~ 90
BY amount Oyerpaid on
eollec lions Of Jufys.---. 7,452 60
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READ southern Palace Advertisement.
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HenPhzs steam DyeinE EsfabIish
81 Madison street
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PARASoLS, in all eoloFs and styles, at
closing prices. MENKEN Bros.
FoB d~yspepsia, indigestion, depression
of spirits and general debility, il their
various forms, a preventive against fe-
vers and ague and other intermittent fe-
vers, the HFero-PhosphOrated Elixir Of
Calisaya," made by Cssswel, Hazard &
Co, New York, and sold by all drug
Eists, Is the best tonic for patients reeOv-
ering from fsvers or sickness. 1t has
no equal
BcoNoNY-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & HansOn's old Sfsndl, 245 Sec
ond street HANSON q WALKER
WAGesEEB, S17R Main street, has the
finest merehant-tafloring establishment
Il. the city; the largest assortment Of
goods fresh from the hands Of the I'M
DOrtes.
--~-
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M I,TV II ~
BY amount overpaid on
collection Of April,
A,7fB 3 -.-- a
April-Collections as per
books checked by Grand
Jury on county tax--.--.s 1881 o.
May 18th, paid A.Woodward
on county tax in war
rants -. .........-------.- ~ %
currency - - 100 90
Judgments in currency 600 %
warrants. ---.--- 90 70
Courthouse war
raptS 49,. -.--.--r----- ...-s-- E7 ~ "
reductions allowed bg
County Court - ID -
Commissions on 1851 - 81 -
s. per cent -. .-... ....a-.--. - -
Amount GnI&id on collier
BOHs 81 Aprn~..A4..--..~-. - %
S7,S57 " -S7.s57 g
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
o CKsBUR


FOR VCKSBURG-
memphis and sL Loais Packet Con1pany
For Helsns. Greenv1ne and vieksburz.
str CITY OF vICKsBURG, -AH
VIII leave As above MONDAY. Iuy Bt1.
e Se'eioek Pm rrEsr c.rvrpr s,n-
FOR CINCINNATI.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cinsinnaa-Ths
feet and elegant passenger steamer
@ y Potomac,
~ atehelor -msster.
Leaves MONDAY. July 18th, Al u M
s. B. MILLER, Agent No-2 Elliott Block,
jyIf foot Jefferson street
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
s.. louis and New orIeans Packet Go.
For Nteksburg, Natehez and New Orleans,
CITY OF QUINCY -.-----J. 7. West, master
E-A This elegant passenger sesmer
THIS DAY, July lftn, at 10 an
For passage etc, apply to
1T. WASHINGTON, Agent
Aaals2n sz
FOR ARKANSAS RIVE.
Hem1his ana Arkansas River Paekes
Company-G.& Nail L4ae-
TH08- Il ALLEN--Eugene smith master
This elegant steamer VII leave
TUESDAY, July 18Th, at pm
FoF Eefght or passage apply on board or
Is. H. KENNED8I Agent
Omce on COmpanVs Whar1eoa1, LOOT I0lrLse
FOR HELENA AND NAPOLEON
Far Helena. Frfnras Point, Reu1ah. Waite
KIVer, Napole01, G1ieof City
and the Beuda- OH
The United STATS Man Packet
Geo. ". Cheek,
~ Geo. Malone MASSES,
WIN Iesvs Memphis TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS unctualiy, at pm
For height OF passage spPly on board
- HaRLIE SHARE the popular clerk OF
the steamer =. hite, VIII be found on
the Cneek while the White 4 being repaired
The White viii be thoroughly repaired. End
resume her regular trip on August ist. Al
which time the Cheek viii resume her III
weekly tripSto Friars Point. jy2
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zEEMPHIS AND Arkansas RIVER
NJ Packet Co.. U Mail Lina-Tbs elagant
passengor boats OF this line leave Memphis
Tor at points on Arkansas river Tuesdays
and Erfaayz- ~ 5 2-m-
W u. kENNEpAf, AGENT
Once on CompanyE Wharfooat
fuI5 Fo0t az Court street
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~ - ANHN
The Grand Jurors of the May term,
1872, of Shelby county, having on
Guided their labors, beg leave to submit
the following as the result Of their in
designations:
In visiting the county jail We find the
management satisfactory, and reflects
credit on the Jailer. The food is ample
and well cooked. Blankets and mat
.tresses are in bad condition. We recon-
mend q new supply Of blankets and the
mattresses TO be repaired or new ones
supplied. We would also recommend
a double iron gate at the interior en-
trance of the jail, in order to prevent a
stampede of prisoners in case such q
thing should be threatened. This i'm
prOvement can be made at n small cost,
say three OF four hundred dollars.
Our visit TO the
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TOWBOAT FOR SALE.


A good Mol ToEboat, perfect -
"a ly sound and IN horoush AN
repair; length l2l feet; beam BS
feet; depth OF hold 4 feet 2 boiieFsi engines
IS inehes 4feat and8 inches stroke; I8 tons
burthen. ApplT 10 the underlgued for par
tieulaa RW. UGHTBIRNE. g Lsyee.
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THE DAIAE APPEAL is served to city SUBJ
s~cr1bersi seven issues per week, only twenty
cents.
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70 amount unpaid % CO..

stoIsY 5hoN .
By amount oYerpd on col
lecfions OF -sl626s @
March Collected a2 pr
books checked b. Grand va p
Jury on county ax----sSyA8
Collected - per books
3 checked b Grand 4ary
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To amount unpaid on col
leetions of May, 5000 IS.
June - Collected as per
books checked BY Grand
Jury on county TAX. Sl0,SI5 81
Collected as per books
checked by Grand jury
on poll ax----.....-.-. 43 %
July1Paid a. Woodward
on county tax in WAY
rants ,-~.r...~-...---....- s5,943 -
July 6Patd A. Woodward
on interest on coupons in
2.J4 "A
July G-Paid a. Woodward
ON judgments In curren-
cy.-"~-.----. - l,93 %
BY reductions allowed by
County Court % 90
By commissions on sl0.S9&
AT 3 per cent-.~..-....-....a IS
To amount overpaid on
collections OF June-...... 80 q
--- ----
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READ southern Palace advsrti.snsnt.
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READ Southern Palace advertisement.
HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the "Bay Horse?'
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WANTS.

DRIVATE BOARD wanted away from the
L heart Of the city. Address SCOTIA, Ap-
peal office. Jyl3
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-27
Items from GreenexiIIe.

Our town is in mourning. Anthony, Rankin
and James 9. Wilson, two of our Oldest and
most worthy citizens, have been torn from our
midst by the pitiless hand of death. The for
mer died on the 18th, and the latter on the 23d
insts They were both prominent members of
the Presbyterian Church, and are, we trust, in
Heaven.
The first quarterly meeting of the Greeneville
Circuit, M. E. Church, was held at KidwelPs,
near this place on last Saturday and Sabbath.
Rev. j. L. Mann, Presiding Elder of the Jones;
boro District, preached three eloquent and
powerful sermons on the occasion. He is the
lion of the Holston Conference. Rev. +. III.
lockwood, of Jonesboro, also preached with
faith and power. He is q logical, fluent speaker
and full Of the Holy Ghost. The meeting closed
on Monday. l-es2
Our merchants have an excellent supply of
winter goods on hand.
The farmers are pouring the contents of their
farms and smokehouses into our market, and ev-
erything is plentiful in Greenvillc now-espe-
cially mud
Ex-President johnson has returned home,
and is looking quite cheerful. PETER.
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Total 864 Total 1,063
Total 1907

A number of new desks have been received
during the past month, and another school
room nicely fitted up in the Bell House. To
save expenses in rent fuel and Janter fee the
stove at Temperance Hall, No; 49, was removed
to the Bell House yesterday. This makes eight
schools now being taught in this building, and
we understand there is room for two more
| should enough scholars apply for admission to
warrant the increase of the number of teachers.
The Girls High School continues to grow in
interest. 1t is the intention of the Principal
to make this school equal to any in the city. In
this he is ably seconded by Miss Grace Kimball.
the lady in charge of this department. We
stated in our last that Mrs. Wicks would prob
ably take charge of the musical department. if
suitable arrangements could be effected. The
arrangements have been completed, and she
now gives two lessons week, namely, on Mon
day tand Thursday afternoons. As a music
teacher, her reputation is unsurpassed and we
congratulate the committee in being so fortu-
nate as to secure her services. The Calisthenie
exercises, the art science, practice of health
full exercises of the body and limbs to promote
strength and graceful movement, taught by
Miss Kimball every evening; just before closing
is certainly interesting, and will have q good
effect upon the pupils, Miss Kimball thorough
~ understands her business as an instructor of
of the youthful mind. and we are glad that she
has charge of this department.
The free school system, we are glad to be able
to state is gaining more favor in the eyes of the
public, and many are now sending their chill
dren to them who would have made merry of
the idea two years ago.. This is as it should be,
and we pray that the time may speedily come
when not alone Knoxville, but the whole State
will have healthy common school system.
This would bring thousands of immigrants to
the State who are now staying away on ac-
count of the lack of interest on the part Of our
people IN popular education. People North
VINO desire to emigrate have been accustomed
to send their children to free schools, and they,
very naturally enquire when they are on the
lookout for new home, will we find free
school there for our children. To the answer in
the anlrmatlve, they at once favorably consider
the claims of that locality, but if the negative
what inducement is offered to them to leave the
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EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.
Another vi.i. to Our city Free Sci,

Another Visit TO Our City Free Schools.
One month since we gave table showing the
workings of our city schools and the increase Of
attendance from that given one month previous,
and shortly after the present session had com.
menced. Yesterday we again called at the Bell
House for the purpose of examining into the
workings Of the schools, and to see what pro-
gress had been made during the past month.
We found Mr.. Baird, the polite and efficient
principal, ready to give us all the information
that we desired. There have been considera-
BILE number of changes made during the past
month; scholars taken from one school and put
in another; also the numbers Of the schools
have been somewhat changed, as will be seen
from the blank spaces in the table. The in
creased attendance for the past month is not as
large as that of the month previous, yet quite
number of new scholars have been enrolled,
and the average attendance, as will be seen
from the following table, shows an Increase of
81 scholars over the month of October
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-27
A Universal Article of Faith.

In these days of religious contention it has
been thought impossible to indicate an article of
faith upon which all sects and classes were unit
ed. There is one, however, and very notable
one too, viz: belief which is implicit and uni
versal in the paramount efficacy of that match
less Household Tonic and Recuperant, Planta-
ton Bitters The constantly increasing patron
age which it receives has, it is true, excited the
petty envy of certain splenetic advertisers of
pinchbeek panaceas, who hope to make a
market for their own stagnant, watery wares, by
decrying all spirituous medicinal preparations
But the public can stomach neither their argu-
ments nor their potations, and consequently re-
ject these very weak, limitations of the enemy as
entirely too thin
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-27
SEYMOUR d HUMEs,
Agents For Fire Insurance,

We represent a large number of favorite and
trustworthy companies, among which are the
old 1ETNA, a OF HARTFORD; FRANKLIN, of
Phlladelphia; EQUITABLE and STATE, of
Nashville; the old and successful GEORGIA
HOME the north BRITISH AND MERcAN-
TILE, OF London and New York, established
A. u. 1909 and now having thirteen million
dollars araitG6le assets, and several other good
companies, having in all OVER $25, ZOO, 600
AVAILABLE ASSETS. We are now prepared to
write to any amount in insurable property
Our companies are from various localities so
that no repetition of the Chicago and Boston
fires can affect them and, and we will give the
lowest rates consistent with safety and perfect
guaranty againstlo 7j.e, is ~ !. aeo
-, 4te-.--f e. 3@a SEYMOUR & HUMEs, J
- Insurance Agents.
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Sol smith Russell.

This great humorist whose fame as comic
breadth Of the land, will give one of his un-
rivaled entertainments at Staub's Opera House
on Saturday night. Wherever he has exhibit.
ed the press speak of him in terms of highest
praise. His elastic eeuntenance will be brought
into full play, changing from grave to gay,
of the lecturer, at one moment the most lugu,c
brious expression, to be followed by one OF
overpowering mirth. His posters are up and
can be seen at any time. Tickets can be pro-
cured at the East Tennessee Book House with
out extra charge.
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Bleached and Brown COttons at Rayrs.
A Sad Case.

A man named Palmer was found dead yes
terday morning on heap of cinders near the
north and of the Roane Iron Co.'s pudding
mill. He was son by former husband Of
Mrs. Lewis, whose husband works in the mill,
and had been about the mill for several days
begging. He came here in search of his mother,
but did not know that she was married again.
1t is supposed that he lay down on the cinders
TO get warm and was smothered by the rising
fumes, as his back was burned badly when he
was found. Coroner Allison, from whom we
yesterday and returned a verdict in accordance
with the facts. Palmer's mother claimed the
body for burial. He was about % years old
This is certainly one of the saddest cases we
have ever head Of Chattanooga Times, 26th.