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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-14
Medical.

This unrivaed Medicine is warranted not to contain
single particle Of Mercury, any injurious mineral
substance, but is .H .. -"
.. PURELY VEGETABLE. -..-..
For FORTY YEARS it has proved its great value In
all diseases Of the LvER. BOWELS and KIDNBYs. Thou
sands Of the good and great in all parts of the
youch for its wonderful and peculiar power in purity
ing the BLOOD, stimulating the torpid Liver and Bow
system. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR is az
LIVER MEDICINE. r
It contains four medical elements. never united in
the same happy proportion in any other preparation,
viz: gentle Cathartic q wonderful Tonic. unex-
ceptionablo Alternative and certain Corrective Of sl
impurities Of the body. Such signal success has at
tended its USE that It is now regarded as the
& GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
or Liver Co PLANT and the painful offspring thereof
to-wit: DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. Jaundies,
Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH. Heart Burn, fo., &c.
Regulate the Liver and prevent
CHILLS AND FEVER.
simmons Liver Regulator
manufactured only By
}. HI. ZEILIN q Co..
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Price, s1O0 per package; sent by mall postage paid,
Sl.& prepared, ready for use, in bottles, Sl50.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
"a Beware Of all Counterfeits and limitations. 90
For sale by T. C. HUNTER and E. J. SANFORD
CO., Knoxville. Tenn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-14

+ TAKING MATTERS LEIsURELY.

they ate their breakfast, telling their adventures
at both places n n. 0-Tf o 4 - - -,
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SfficteIIe @tabt: 3eitune
GofaI= NemiQfetttn.

Der 9ro3e6 sesen alb. Gum.
mings i'm bieIsen @taetratbe nabm felt
benz 4. b., ba ct beeann> bic alssmeine auf-
n'ertlamteit In Nnipru6. l1sber 1ammt!i&e
Antlasspantte (Fsbe SO. 2l5 .. %. Des.) muir
ben 3eusen uernon,nten, bur& beren @erb0r
f% beraus(eQte, ba6 81. Cummings in Der
SteQuns ais @ablriattr ii& eeiesptorise
9aneluneen 81 @9uloen touarnen lieb. Sen.
WormaH leitete als 9taotan.palt bic Rlase unb
.Faste f& bet ieineua @9lub-g urtrase baupt-
fa9li9 auf bic 3eueniTt BET 3srren Nitdeu,
Sing unb 9aQ.
Am Moutas fab bic @&lubOerbanelune
fat, beren &elultat balm befebt bab @um~
miues f9ulois t~efuneen murbt ale @ablri&-
ter bel ben Wablen i'm Nopember 1870 bic
Sttmm3ettsl eefdli+t une bel ben @ablen /. s.
1871 bas @d9lsr. 9teeifer uubsfueter @eile
wsseenommen 81 bat'". @eitist bierauf b.
f9lob ber @tabtratb: y Der 9enannte Mi@.
Cummings ieiues M*.n5 als aleerr,an Der
3meiten Warb entb uasn unb beGtn SIP i'm
@tabtratb erlebist fet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-13

DaS aa&fe is pncert
Fnbet, pie man aus nebenaebenber Nn3etee
febt, naoreen, Sonntae ben IA. b. I'M @@ul-
baule Der beutl9en tatbolil9en @emeinbe fatt.
Sus benz programme wel9es iebem Mbon-
,enten bes ,,Wanoerer" in bie1ser @taot nit
biefer Nummer ins 9aus sebra&t wiro, tSnnen
b~ieielben entnebueu, oab eem vublifum pieeer
etne efettret@e Mbenpunterbaltuns seboten
pirb, bel wel@er bic beteu ardfte Der Muif
unp tea@eiauas tpetteifern, ale biQisenAniprI~
DE 3u befrieOisen. Gs 1T paber 3u erwarten,
baB bieiesGuncert BON ben peutl@enN itbirsern
nod 3ablrei&er belu@t werbe ols bas sOrise>
benu es tomnt bel bieiem Mnlale u. u. cine
@eian9s- propuetton 3ur Mu6ub runs, bic in
Deuti9lanb gu ben beltebtsfen unterbaltunsa<
iiideu eebSrt. 8ir brau9en faum bei3utaseu,
bab Der 2ieeertran3 in iol@em BeRreben, ieinen
MitbIreern int @iuter cole %8uunseuJ6e au
perl@afen, fiber aud Mnipru9 auf beren aQiei-
tise uub 3tear tbattrdfise untertlsuus bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-13

Die 5erren 0ebrIber Itmu {
Gde Der TO. unb ct. yeter @traBe in ct. Yaul,
balttn iists bic rei@fe Auswabl pon
@rpceries unb prpntfpnen boz
ratbis. 8eipnbere Aufmertiamteit Serbient
ibr i@Sner @orratb an it, unb ausIdnbtiden,
etn9eaa9te1 u1e setrodaeten Grii4tsu. Rau
bei ben 9el9uaduoQ aassefatteen @trre,
UNI nd bapou ~ iter3eusen.
BF Mu@ bic be1eu @orteu Wene, st.
aueure, Gisarreu u. {. {. reben ben Runoen 3ur
gerfusans. Yreiie bldg, BeDie nuns freuno
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-13
8rieffaiten teS ,,@auberer.

Montato. g 3. @orpdrls tres bsr
,,rauben @ese!" Die Rummera mad europa
belorst.
2urembars. Y.@. @M&e ReuiabrS'
tpunfde ld6t Der uWanbsrer" G9 g~efalen. -
Rep WuniG. 6. ". prdmieu per
Yof gelanot. 8sneu Danf.
@inona. s. 8. Gin (d6nes 2eb<nsjei-
den, uobler Gamerae!
@rpBpotnt 50. s. e. @ie tperhen
nun bas Blatt erbalteu baben.
ct. Mueufa. q. $. $. Gus!uuft brisi-
lid.
Caledonia. 5er3lides @iatommen Der
Natli@en @9aar neuer Greunee!
Bar bteGtuienbun neucrAbon.
neuten mssen unfern ber3lideu Dant em-
~pfausen: Bor aaeu uuisr paderer 1raseler
~. g., ferner .. R. in eureuburG s. &. IN
8lad &iper 3aQs. 9. 6. tn Gersus Gaas, s.
g. IN Belle Ylatue uub s. ~. in @aeeuta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-13

897,864, pertaufts 1854. bte @outbern Min.
uefota erbielt 1873 1888 Nder, p~erfaufk 1885,
bic Minneiota Central erbielt 167.665, ser.
taufte 38>34422, bic 2afr @uperior unb Milli'
fppi erbielt 484, 934, s~srfaufte 1178. SIM
@an3sn erbielten fdnmui9e Giisntabnsa g.
02L865 Mder, persauften 340,543, sas bsibt
1873.
DIR Gpuperneur e,npieblt 8erpolfdnoieune
bss in Der lebteu @sebsebuus ~paiiirten @eiessa
fir &esultruus zines Gilenbabnfabr. unit
6raattarifs. Die bas @eits iest Iautet, iGib1
es bas publituu1 eesen. GrpreNnus Seiteus ber
8abnen ni9t.
Cine auf amtli9e Datsn eeaiste S@dBuns
osraai&last bic !3abl ber Giapaueerer fur 1871
auf $4,000.
Der 8ouserneur eupfeblt bic Befretuns Der
IrbeitsrlSbne BON eeri&ti@er 8~ei&laenabme
fur SduIeen. @ol@es fir @rbeit erbaltene
Gelo lei Oft Sas einsiee @ut tes Arbeiters auo
ioQts hemielben ni&t .ueoen @9uloen eeno,n-
men peroen tGnnen, pdbrenb bic Yald(e Der
&eiden bon 8eitlaeuabH,e frei lnp.
Der @ouSerneur empFeblt sur lnteraibune
Der @alotultur, bab Is ben, Mderb up ofeGor
an eer l1ntperftat poer BEN Girsftorium ber-
ielbtn CUR gai@t eema@t tperbe, 8aumian,en
3u pertbeilen uno Mnpsiiuns aur i3udt Der
Malbbaume 3u ertbeilen.
SIN Betref Der %ioseuannter Smpropements-
2dntereien enpfeblt Der Gouusrneur bic 9lu>
aabme zines MmeubemeAts CUR Contribution,
tpoburd bic bttreFeneen Qdaeereien aIs umser>
duBerli9 erfldrt unb unter bic Gpntrcle bss
golfes eeaeQt tuirben.
Deffen tlt@e @&ulsn. Die g.
iammt3abl Der werionen i'm @taat sn'iaen 5
unD 81 Sabren 1T 167,463, eius 3aaabme Don
1865 i'm 8erolei& nit benz psryaneenen
Sabr, @elammtsabl Der SauIaelnder 49,
1888. @eiammt3abl Der ar1sreatsn 2ebrer
1886, tpopon 1913 meibliden Hislhle9ts.
Dur9i6nittslSbue Der 2tbre:, M5uner per
Monat $37. 68 Bsibli:se 25.5f ; Oslammt-
fumnne Der 9ebrersebal,e s549,398.12 ; @ertb
Der S9ulbauler I'M Staat $1,758, l33.03
8etras beg permaueuten 5eu!fouos $751;
O76. IL.
Sobalb aQe5 S&u0aub ~serfauit il, tuiro Der
@&ulfeno $5>o00,ooo betraseu.
Sir Sdul3wede aus alien Guelen perwanot
1,0l1,256.73.
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Ser 81 a n b e +.
Deutf@e Brfef>2fRe.

elite beutfaer8rteft, bic bts gum 9. San
5. s. nt@t abeebplt wcrben fnb.
Damen.Brttfe.
Gaaor1 3ibelmine, Rabln1onn q. Ii
Diebl Ybilippine, peter G1nilte. 4
5erren.Brtefe
gartels Tris, Ntnnen,arit Vultas,
9seitner Grib, SrtbauS y. p.
Bbra 9obann, Ofenbauftr s.
Denenwalb Sutann, 9t Rarl,
Gnelert Midael, @ttppl'r Solepb,
@obirlh Mnbreas @@ul3 Ntlbslrn,
@ulf& Wilbelm, Weber Nnores,
1oni9baum .. a. 3mtie9 -. s
5us mid Sacob, % "
Das Briefporto na@ Deutl4lanb pom 1. De-
3ember an:
l1eber Bremeu unb pamburs Z @ts., 3eitun'
gen 3 gts.
lleber England 10 ets., 3eitungen 4 cts.
8. q. @teeIod pofmeifer.
G.5ettri9, btutiaer @lerf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-13

0effentlt&e &tnlabune! 3ur er6B-
ten unb ppQidnbisfen @efauration: Die BON
6. @dmibt ST.. 242, Dritte Strabe. Bon
ieBtan merben III ieber@ tunbe DE Nufern,
@eFueeL 6preQeu. Glei@9lorten aQer Mrt, @ilb,
fura Naes, mas ter Martt an Delifatel fen bietet,
5erpirt. Die feiniten Weine unb 0tqueure be
tet naeine Bar; Gxidte. 6oufett unb Gonbttu,
reipaaren In better MuSpabi. NieIufpartune
III ieber Belt bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-13

Das reiule unb fab.fe Sob Stser Oil
(Qebertbran) in Der Welt 1T bas BON 5a3arb
u. GaspelL prdparirt am Mserssufsr aus
frilden ausseia9ten 2ebtrn BON &aswell,
9aaarb u. 6 o., Mew gsrt. G5 it a.
iplut n unb fde patenten, mel9e es
einmal senpmmen BADEN, aieben es aaen anoern
graparaten sor. Mer;te baben tbr l1rtbea ab'
eeseben, tab - bs1er lei als trsenb Elm auberer
Qeberthran i'm Maltts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-13

Die Mprb<Waeifiebabn 1T iest te-
reit, smei MiQionen Nder Der ibr sebSrenben
2Gnpereien ~ rfrtaufeu. Dieielben be(eben
lomobl aus yrairie> pie aus BalolanD unb
luo elaiFf3irt mad Der Aualitat bes gotens.
benz @albbetanb unb Der Gage in 8e3us an
erSSere eber eer,usere Gntfernuns RON bsr Gi'
ienbatu,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-13

DieMew ulmer @tlis.Gompas>
ME bewdbrte {l@ bier BET ibrer paraoe ppr
ben erRen 8eamten bes @taates our& madsre
5altuu9 unp ldbt iberbaupt ibren Gameraeen
bic ansens1mte Grinneruue surid., Julssnbss
it bas Off3ierseorps ber @empasnte:
Gafiidn-9uiepb Bobleter.
GrRer 2ieutenaat- 9ulius 3ieri9fetn.
!3meitsr Qieutenant-H i@aro pfefsr!s.
1. 6erseant-G. Grieou.an.
2. @eoree u. Walit.
3. - Sobn Neumaun
1. Corporal CHARLES BRAT.
2. - 3. @eYble.
8. - Mnton Slbiug.
4. ~ Sobn Rai9en.
5. 9. Subilia.
6oruia-Sutpb 8oeel.
Eambcur-Subn @eYbs. r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-13

3e%rrtffents paptergelb pirb bonn
1. Sanuar 1872 gum puaen Wertbe einselSh
falls ni@t raebr ais 3uet Gjuftel baran
feblt. Gin @tad elmer Note, erSber als bic
9dlfte unb ni&t tleiner ols 6unfa&tsl tpirb gun,
balben Nominalmertb bere9net. Wenissr als
bic 9alfte elmer Note mirp nil eineelSst falls
cine eioli@e Grflaruns abseseben wire, tab
Der feblenbe She'll nerni9tet tuorben it.
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Wesen angebli@er Gptbe / { Ter
glattsrn in bieIser @taot idldst Elm Giufenber
in Der n Dispat@" gen altis Qdrm. Das pub-
Iifun, mag barber urtbeilen, auf melde Mrt
ibm better seeient lei, pb tur4 sorlautes Qdrn.<
{@laseu uue 8sausRtsen ber @emi.ber, eber
babur@, baB man porauslest, iebe BebUroe per>
be tptGeu. uas ibreS Mmtes 1T.
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Gin9etrpfe,, :

1tnt, @uiitatilhsrS aasi@as Der 9eatiasn. gso. $500.
oS sas1sfss bic 9aalt Se' ta's' o'saa'ffsa' 'r'i@'
aia' Im,r;fouifdes. trO56. 40
Darnefrisb Meytrireise geidiate, grepbsseiesn'
gen aus sSttl. Shenbarunsen, brpid. 0.SO
Orbr, fmr bic Gr5eiOesie ct. Vuuis fur 1872 0.75.
Explanation Of the Epistels and Gospels.
By Rev. L. Goffne. Translated by Rev.
G. NJ. Pilz, 0. s. B., geb. $3.50.
8elanben, Der ate lSptt. brpid, FREQ. O.12.
bic unfetbareu. Get. 1.15
Briificu, bas b. @saneslium Seiu Gbrtttt erfldrt in
getradtunaen aut leeen Sag ees Sabres 3 8be. GET.
9ettseus, bsr olomp sser Mstbelrsie ter @rie9en uns
Rpmer &lssant seb. 1.55:
StpIj. Wileer 5pnta. sch. &c.
9Dr beebren uus, wtesertult sur Ansetse su~ brinsen, bas
mir nun wieeer in, 6tanee, Nuftrdae uie Dor benz Teuer
ausSufutren gDtr haben bereits rteeer beeeutenben 0pr>
ratb uamentlid Don beutfaen uao ensliihen 9 ebe t. uRt
@rbannneshaderni in esnsbnlidsn. feineren uns
fanfen Gintdnben, ttsplDgif1 en- Werten, W5rz
terbl6ern une 8 pradIetren Der alien anb neuen
@praden, beuiten, eriediittn uno r0rnii6en &lafN=
2teberbu&ern, 9aus> unb Stterar5netb IL
dern, 8riefRel1ern n. &C.. r~eitsre eenbunseu fnb
nod aui rem Wese pom Deuti41anb.
dult~Ider I, Sdretbbefte unb fonfigeS d w.
ate ie n liefern mir biQisf.
grn Stltern BADEN mir thinner cine fd5ne Musuabl.
@cn irlden sas gertteilsn an e4ultater p~esfesbeu
mir ou @.rlauasn eerne Nuiter.
Wrn Reaensbur9er. GtnfebIer. uno % i r3s
tnrser-a alenber BADEN mir lest nod 0prratb.
Ni6toprratbiae y i ct mereen f&nsu belcrst.
Atrten.S rnan te uxo n ~s::beiorsen
w;r ,u tenb,a;sitea pretien. beselet&en ia
ttbnen.
Tatuer. icasub rsfter Wrt iiefern mir ais Maenteu
%tssabm,sr SSahnen= aatritanten seidmaduoa, ioltb uno b!-
f'sf. Nls &nfrassn bsantnrrten wr u%msebeno.
mmbIbaacr ii. 8ebrle>
Eudtdnt!sr. urb Snrr-tsure Ms.nten fur ben Sertae &c
ts1atmten Man,iden Sudbaneluns.
81, West IL. Str, Chicago, III.
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Die ct. Vaul M u it.@e ielI1d aft
bGlt ibr 3psies Concert am ndGien Dienfag.
User fG zines beben muFfalil6en @enuges
freMn pia, serlGume IS nidt.
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Sir Gtutwauberer!

gertrauensn6nner bes Seutl9en. rDrntj9-
tatbolil9en Central &ereins Tnb:
soitp9 a6lble 1876 Third Street. New
York City. --..aa e.gg
Gbrtffau Glitter. 80 Fell Str, Ba,
timore, Md u..
Wm. Neift Milwaukee, Wise. Fl af 81
Subn 2ubwtg, Winona, MINI. .,,t,
CIR. @erpe, Fond du Lac, Wise. ..f,
Sobn 5ertins, Chicago, Ill. ,
Yin bisie 9errtu wole man fd menben, tpenn
man MnssbSrtse ooer Greunee gut beloret babea
min. #
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@ppb s 6arrtipn
&-%9emten

2181 O.itte Gtrafe, ct. Yaul, Minn.
g9ir betreisen Elm ausentsines Collections g fhdft. BE-
3abl'r Iaren, fdufes unb %rerfaufen 3epptheten BON Sie=
geuidaiten, benertfeutaen Nrteibsn.
@ef Ct Saul
Gisenttua, .pirb beipnbere @ufmertiamfett ee5deatt.
Befpnbere Dortbetle tperben tn 8~aupldb.u in Der g!dts
81. gauIs eespten @preht spr uab tauft bsuis.
YptsGff Bpr 1888.
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@taat8= Memigteitem.
Aus Der 8otf@a.ft bes @ouper

Aus Der 8otf9aft bes @puper
neurs al bic 2esisIatur mag fole.noes fir
bic Qeler pon beiouperem SntereGe fem:
Der Mufi9wuus ees 5taates in ieiner @nt>
uidelure it sruBartis. 8or 3wei Sabren nod
bate Minnsjota cine 8epSferuns BON nur
100000 5etlen. Sest adblt btelelbe cine babe
Miaton. Damals batten mir uur $50 Meilen
@ilenbabn, iest 1850. @leiaen @@ritt bat
baa @a9stbum erStapte, Der Aufi9wung bes
Mderbaues, Der 0anbwe.te, Rinle unb bes
9anbels gebaIten.
Lem Nufruf bes @ouperneurs CUR Inter
itlBugg unierer notbletpenben @rdn3er tpurbe
in febr ~trdftiser @eiis ni@t nur BON unierem
8olte, ~ientern AUDI ieitens Der Bep0lferuus at
terer Staaten entlpro@en, 70 baB berielbe in
@taub seleBt par, alien pom Geuer 8siadbis-
ten, bic au6er Stanee tparen, f9 ielbR 3u BEL
fen, betauiprinseu.
au@ bic pur9 9aed bei&aeigteu 2aubleate
mureea unttrfist. Die 8eitrdse sei&aben in
gaar, altioeru, Better, prOuiant. Die Baar>
beitrdse paren $14,O76.35, tpopon ~$l1,121.37
bereits seraussabt purOtu in8etrdBen, bic ni@t
500 fur bic ~ein3slne 6amilie iiberRiesen. Die
@umme Bon $1,000 1T in Der erfen National>
Baut Don ct. Yaul eepuuirt. Dit 8leiber,
Betten, @9ubwert r.. tuerbeu auf $4,000, her
propiant $1,000 eef9dgt.
Gs pirb Der @etseebuus ~oSltesen, bas N0-
tbise CUR Mnidafung rsR Saattorn fur bic
@ren3sr an3uorpneu, meau ni9t 1auienbe bon
Adern unbeReQt blsiben iuQeu> lei Is bab bic
s~eliefsrte 5aat ipdter bon ben Gmpfaneeru
a%urad3u3ablen 1T cher ibusu Gin @el&sut bamit
sema9t rirb.
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81. oa,t Bed.
Sadlon Stra6e go. 50.
scr eim3tge@ oloarbeiter
In ct. 9aul,

IN ct. YauI,
enpsetlt Rd alien. mtlde cute Arteit snb sutes @els
taten tpGen (teun uur is Rr Oplb rirb perarbettet
@,nae. Obrriuae, Breaf- wtns &C.. feute aueNrteu3aar.
Arbeiten merren fauter unb fsu bef&laaen.
gltss Sob msre seeea BaabIuns ansenemraeu sbtr
u,a9edrbettet
SIR aQe Mrbttt utrt ~earantirt. ia.
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81. Mit1h II. @auperS
Gde aer Z. uuo st. Setter GtruBe,
8abritantrn nuu
@d8en u. @Nu8en ieoer Mrt.

Do tn u~nferers @eddfte atle Rrandes eiuer Nastufa.
bril-, S&riebe, Stellma&erei. Walerti x. ~Sertrete, ftnt, 70
Rnb susr tint etanee ale Ixs ~eeeebenen Auftrdee auf bal
Biltste uub grouptefe aussuiubreu. Ndoaaere Auf.
uaertiamtett i&en!ea mir benz gfereebefhlae unb maiden
sir be Garuaer une 8~ubrleute. frspie uniere eeebrtea Sun.
ben ttertaupt aufmerticr,. BAT ausl<eeli& nut gDiseuu.
fin 5cl3 eebrau4t tntrs.
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ats-Gtnan 7.

ueberf9uB.
DER @eiammtbetras Der fdaisen, nnee3ablten
Gteusra auGnpe bes Sab,es mar 1878 so.
Naa BEN Mnidlaee bes Staats-Wuriters 1T
Der @ertb bes SRuerbarew Gi8entbams fir
eas laafeuoe Sabr $780, OO.o 600.
2aut ben, 8eri@t bes aatt1tf9sn Rureaus
fit 1870 pareu:
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Die ct. Waul uub YaeiTc 8abn erbisIt bis
5aluB BON 1871 bic l1rtuute fir 922,411
Mder 2aub. pertaufte 14O,835, bic @taoua uuo
ct. peter 8atu erkielt 365,155 Ader, s~ersauf.e
31,281, bic ct. Yaul unb Stoar &tY erbtels
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-13
ct. WduI marftbeyidbt.
WtplefaIe 8re;fe.

D5& .atlt@ Gsrreetrts 0ebr. atu,me
9robusteu: 9restftsnsn:
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-22
LOcaI Miscellany

One of the most discouraging sights that can
be witnessed is that of a noble youth endeavor-
ing to put number five shoe on number
seven foot
The knights of Pythias' entertainment this
evening will be one Of the best performances of
the season. Go and secure a ticket.
One of Tinker Dawes men, while at Wash
ingtOn witness in the Stokes case, noticed the
immaculate collars Of the denizens Of the capt.
tai of the nation, and learning their cheapness,
invested on a box, and the next day mounted
one. which he wore on his trip home. But alas
In his ignorance of civilized customs he made
the same mistake OF the Irish surgeon in attend
ance Mt a duel where swords were weapons and
one of the combatants had his nose Sliced off
and in the hurry of the moment put the nasal
organ on again upside dorm
Necna Lesson pupil of Miss Lee school. in
Fast Knoxville, was perfect in department and
study last month.
Hot drinks have played out.
mammoth bovine was weighed yesterday
and sold to the sausage makers
The weather yesterday might be Classcd I'M
der the head of inclement.
There was a dress rehearsal of Damon and
Pythias last night.
The regular meeting Of the city council takes
place tomorrow night.
Chickens are abundant in town just now and
at reasonable prices.
,yrozier street, near the landing, has been in
n bad condition for some time but is now being
put in pasSable order.
Builders don't often get on ''blind," though
they make regular thing of sash and blind.
The noisy sports of some of the street gamin3
are annoying to those residing on the lower part
of Gay street.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-22
rroud raiust,he Governments

On Tuesday the arguments in the case of the
United States vs.. Thos. q. Boyd were conclu-
ded in the Circuit Court. The case has excited
great interest and able counsel have exhausted
their eloquence pro and con. 1t originated in
the claim Of Martha J. Upton, colored, who
made claim on the 10Th of October, 1866, for
widow pension. Boyd acted as her agent and
made out her claim, wherein it was alleged that
she was the mother of six children under six
teen years of age, and gazing their names.
The pension was allowed for herself and chill
dren from April 9th, 1866, and was paid by the
agent at Knoxville, amounting to $3.50 3 up to
March 4th, 1863 Boyd having made oath that
the sic children were personally known to him
and were all living.
1t was alleged by the Government that the
claimant in fact only had four children, and
that the two Martha and John, named in the
application never had an existence.
The defendant also prepared an affidavit pur-
porting to have been sworn to before j. H.
Kelso, Esq. (who is also charged with like
frauds in which one Sarah j Upton was made
to swear that she also knew all the children
named, having been midwife and in attend
ance at the birth Of each, and also had belong
ed to the same owner, whereas there is in fact
no such a person as the aforesaid Sarah j. Up
ton, or at least no one could be found who knew
her, not even the magistrate before whom the
dispositions were taken. PEARSON McGhee,"
COlOred minister, was also mythical parsonage
and could not be found, nor did any one know
of his having an existence except on paper.
The case has been on trial for nearly week
and resulted yesterday in a nlistrial ten of the
jury being in favor of Boyds conviction and
two for acqulttal.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-22
COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED DAILY BIZ
j. w. GA UT,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
Market Pyqre EDOTri|{e Tennessee

Knoxville, Tenn, Feb. -, 1872
But little change is noticeable in the produce
market since the last report. Corn goes for
ward as fast as it is received. The continued
low water prevents q large quantity of corn,
oats, hay and flour, held in the up country,
from coming to market. There is some inquiry
for bacon. Two car loads were bought for the
Southern market at re. for hog round. Good
well-trimmed hams were offered for sale at ga
9!c. Lard could be placed at &c. in tiers.
We give quotations below:
WHEAT-But little offered worth 81 .j0ai. 60
according to quality and condition.
CORN-Buying price, loose, 56!c TO &c !;
selling price, 6I4 to tic in cars.
OATs-Buying price, loose, 42al5c.; selling
price, sacked in depot, 52la55c.
HAY-Buying price 9OcaSI 90 per cwt, baled
in car load lots; selling price, 81 05al 10.
DRIED FRUIT-Nominal halves, SIC to &c :;
mixed, 4a4!c. Apples, 4a4lc.
FLoUR-Stock exhausted good local demand;
81 75a5, 90 per sack for extra family.
BACON-Local trade buying limited quantity
at 64a7c for hog round.
LARD-Very dull; buying 8a9c; selling ut
1O4c.
FEArnERs-DulI; prime white 55a6O; duck
and mixed, 40a45c.
BUTTER-Prime for local trade zoe to pc !;
common, 10 to l2c, and hard to SELL
EGGs-l5 to Ice per dozen.
IRISH POTAToEs-75aS1C co per bushel; prime
will sell readily.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Local demand only, S150a
$500 per bushel
ONIoNs-75caS100 per bushel
GREEN APPLEs-Scaree 81 01aS2 80 per
bushel.
POULTRY-Chickcns 12!al5c each; Ducks,
15a20c each.
RAGs-Dull Sc.
BEEswAX-25a2Sc per pound.
GINSENG-7ja60 per pound
SEED-ClOver, IS 00aS 80 per busheI Time
thy GO per busheL
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-22
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