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OrDeere Wfaipritdten bel aerinz
nnrcrn OSnxutfn

llniere 9lelf mad Der Yrdiitentenmahl aus
9elprofene Sermutbun9, baB trot Der enor=
men Wtal0ritdten, iueldle iiberaq fir Grant
fielen, beiien Sotum gerir9er mar, ais bel
ieiner erteu @rndblung, 1T i'm @erGuid,e Der
Mublberidte uno iibertdubt bonn Sieaesiu-
bel, u~ugeb0rt psrhalt. 9ieielbe uir6 lest,
100 Die flaren Seri9te aus alien Staaten cine
9enaue S6dtuHg Sulaiien, unb no man bon
tatt allen Selteu cine unbefangene, leioens
ihaItSloie Seipredung erparten bari, piels
fah belidtigt. and bic ygew Dorfer Sri.
biine" leibt b~erlelben @orte ruo beleqt ibre
Iuiitten suglelA nit ben n1tbisen Stati<
ittfen. 9Str laieu ibren artitel 6ier folaeu:
D@s ldelnt iid y lagt bic ySlibune" -
heraus5uItelen, DAP Sen. Grant, troe ieiner
acknowledgement Wiaioritat, in Der Shat me-
niger Sttmmen erbtclt, oils i'm Sabre 1868.
Sas Ne9erpotun1, wel9es bel Der lebten @abl
sum eriien Nfale bon hrs @epiht ftel, nun
ratiirltd bel Der SergIei9ung alsgel6loIen
lperoen.
Die Gep0lferuug Der Ser. Staateu r1aR
ipdbreno Der lesten bier Sabre nahe,u I'M
100000 Seelen 51aenommen baben, unb
bas poue Sotunl, melhes Die YrGiibeuten.
mabl geipObnli4 ueranlaBte, iolte natiirlid
cine Sullabnle BON nift meniaer, ais ad,t
BroSent, i'm Sergleide su benz Sotum bon
1868 seigen. Wenn Sen. Grant perbGltaib,
mi Big in Der leeten gSabl 10 piel Stimmeu
erbalten bate, ais i'm Sabre 1868, oanll
nliiBte beute ieiu Sotuul I'M 8 Brosent itdrz
ter lelr. Seine Oiajorit1teu baben ii3 iebo6
III ben peridieoeren Staateu bernta6en pers
9roBert, baB man meinen ioute, iein @eianlmtz
pottnl Ell beoeltclo gr6Ber, aber Die 8erlfte
5etgelt, oaB Dem ionberbarer8 elie rift 10 TT.
Sn ieinem Seimatsituate SQinois /. 9.
erhlelt CT tbatidhlib weniger Stlmmen, ais
I'M Sabre 1868. Sn Stem .Samplbire ha- te er
bet letller erien @rnGblung 39,191 Stim.
men, IN Der Ietten Q8abl uber nur 81. 1856.
Sernlont CAB linn 44,167 Stimmen inn Sabre
1868 ltn0 1872 nur 41,475. Connecticut
aslat cine Nettoabuabne bon nabe,u 800
SL'alilfn. abcr am Wterftpiirbiglen felt
l!1 pas SerbdltniB in Benniplpanien beraus.
Shl SABRE 1860 erbielt 9incoln bort 268, OSO
Sttnlrlell, I'M Sabre 1864 296, 1891 Stimmsu.
SIM Sabre 1868 CAB bieier Staat Bel her ST.
toberpabl 331,416 republifaniide Stimnren.
pabreno 4 WOfen ipdter @rant's Sotum ME
Sohe BON 342,280 Stimmeu erreidte. Sort.
rar1t's Gotum betr1g IN Der lesten Sftoberz
Sahl 353,387, @rant's Sotnm aber iant
AM 349, 589, troeOent aber betrl1a ieine Waz
1orttat r1ebr, ais brei Wtal 10 piel, ais bic pom
QartraHft. Wdbreno meuiger Qerte fir ibn
1llmnlte1, erblelt er gr6Bsre Maicritdten."
Someit Die y9ribine." Cine @rflaruuo
Der Sbatiade oeriuft Or. @reelsp niht, bod
s,aer ieiHsr srltsn esitartitsl felt ieiusr &iid.
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Stat MarnlanD.
Grefuttn % E III II t.
NrpFIdmdfipn-


4nl 3. Yooenber oIeles Sdbres bat bic gBabI BON
zen uno SIce=Yr1i6enten Der Ser. Stdaten eripoblen
loueI, uno bon Sertretern Vtarplano's i'm Sunarelie
Der yer. otaaten iiattsefunoen. IS 1T nun Die Bhidt
pes 9ouoerneurs, bel e%erarti9en BabIen Die anSatl
oer tnr elne leoe Berion, iiber Die obetitimmt iuoroer,
gelauenGn Sfti1men aus Den i5m be9laubiat Sueez
5u orlrtseTl uno bonn ourd Proclamation oas Reiulz
tat hetannt Su Inaftn.
Nun ergiebt iih aus ~beiaaten 8erihten, Die beaIouz
ot9f Doroen, uno aus Der 4ufidbluHe Der fir biz eiuz
5elnen Sanotoatcnt ir beiagtc rep. Aemter abqeaebez
men z tll1nen, oQB Sreeerif Maine, u. IL. STAB.
tore, Sballpp .. Sdire, Sames y. 0roome.
Sopn M. Garter, Games u. Sud)anau, Sarucs
Z. SriScne uno ISidiam gSdIib Die groBte AnSab(
pom Sti1llneu ole Wablmdrntr zines Hrdi0enten mo
SlcezBrdnoeHten Der Ser. StQaten efb l(teu babsr,
uno onB bel Ger &abI bon 8ettretern i'm SongreiIe
Spbrdim Sing ESIliou i'm erten, 2tepeniun Mr.
d,er Int jDettet, Bm. =. S'5rien i'm oritten,
Thomas Sfuann i'm %piPrten, 9lus. .. albert i'm
tinften uuo 2lpph 2opnres, inn, I'M lehsten Sonr
9res<Sejttts Die mttiteu Stimmen empfaRgen baOen.
Seropalben ertidre i'd hermit un0 tbue 6urt biele
meme proclamation SeoerlGnn tuno IA iuiiieR, oaE
ple beia9ten Greofrld Blaine, u. u. Sraoiuro, YbtS
Up y. Salro, Sancs y. @roome, Sotn III. Garter,
Sanres u. SuhGnan, Sumes Z. Briscoe un0 WIQiaIn
gSailq oe 9eleSlIb erluGb!teH 4ablmduner aus BEN
SSte Vt9rolano sur @rtpGbluRg zines Yrifi0entGn
uHo Slce= Br1toentGn Der Ser. Stoatcn iino, uno Don
bic 9enannten Spbraim Sing Wilion, Steuenion Yr.
der, Wul. ). S'SrteH, Ebomas Swdnn, aug. ).
Alhert uno Slopo SapRoes ole geicglGh crtpQbIten
Bertreter 0turnlGnb's i'm oreiunbStlriGteR 6onoreIie
Der Sereiniateu q tanten tno.
- urtunoIib Oeicn babe i'd meme Inter
EHSHi6riit 6lerunter geiett uno oas @roRfeeeI
~D|oes St4Gte5 Uarplauh an beutioeu, bsm is.
briitt. aSrl. 9.nfHep sShnte'
Fir ben 9ouuCrneur:
fO7k-Q0 Iubst q ptn a Hp 80. EI..4atr-4--
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Garopaii9e Seri6te,
SeutfdIdub.

&arlsrube, l. Nopbr. - Seute firth
ma9te Elm junser bier iiuoirenber Ruiie BEN
Seriu4, iid Suerif ourd @ri6ieBen, Johann
bur6 gfteoerlegen auf bic Sdierlen Der ;, 6bein.
balm" sl toote1. Oas @ridteBen ideiterte,
neil Die Yiitole nidt logging; Die SSOtuna
%lttttellt Der gtienbabn selan9 aud nitt, oa
Der un9liidllhe nur an SUB uuo am Sopfe
Serlesungen erlitt.
Die sMiindener q. 0aGr." idreiben:
nOte 9a9auerbante1 fangen an in bsbenf.
ltfer @eiie iih 81 uermebrcn. Der Gurus
uHo bic Teridweubuns, welde bic @eI6dfts.
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Seine 3abulbmtcr;cn mcbr I!

ytr. 4S2, Canton 4uenue.
10. gtooeLnOer ISI2. (217-9)
Seine SabuidDmcrScn mcbr!
3~abri6merteu icosr art, ierbit uenn Die 3dbne
bobt uno au9Crtedt iinb, tpeGoen iii bic 0Gugr burb
een hertbmten pSnoti6CH @rtraft" ~beietttet.
3erielbe bat id ber6its eireu g8eltrubm %er,Uor6en
uno u cot ju baben IA % mo 81 @ts. Die 7fIaihe bel
u. Nibter, Apotbeter, Ir. Ga, Ipre.S5rpdepdp.
Excelsior Soothing Syrup.
@inbunoert Dollars beSabIen mir SeOem. uelfcr
nG1neIIt, nGB .nur bic auer9erIu9ite Wtenge Wtnr=
pbluln obcr SpiEul in 8. Rtdter's Excelsior 500
thing Syrup, ME oieics bei alien anOcrn Der Eau,
~entbcIteu 1T.
Wtutter, 9ebt mr. i'm guren Rinoern, hann iuercet
tbr ne b%ebaiten; o~erielbe erIethtert ous 3abnen uno
9ltbt ibnrn eiuen eeiunoen S6lQi. SEQ gpotbeter
bat Soothing Syrup Oui Haocr; YrCts % Gents pro
Glaide. n. s S. Rid,fer,
(Nop19,13) Baltimore, Ofo,
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0el' iider!

g8ir eradten 0eiunobett uno 2eben fit Elm unftt e
res 9cben uno ner lie nidt bei6iist 10 gut, aIs sr IS
oerma9, Der erregt 3peifet on isinelR %seiunoen Mlen-
denoertanb. Die burborin9enoen Wtnbe uno talten
9Resen re5 6rtbIinss, Die tropiiae 5ise Oes CONF
msr5, Die malariibeu 0itrite oes Serbtes uno Die
IGbmenoe 3empGratur oes gBinters ftno QQe ienen
9enau on9cm,fienen unO emptnOIi6en 3betten oss
gtetantemus, ben mir unisren 80rper nennen, unse=
iuuo. Scbe Sabres5eit bat ibre 6eionoeren @efQbren,
uno ter 9erbi lit pieleitt 10 iru6tbar an seidbrtiden
6r1ntbeiten, ME irganb cine an6ere i abres5eit; tenn
in Der jebigcu nebmen 6ie6er unb unterIclb5teioen
lei9t cine epioemiite Borm on. Als Gin Seilmitttl
oieicr Irt 8rantbeiteu fam 5ofetter's Weasenbit.
tersr gar ni6t Su fuarm empioblen meroen. Sn ibm
iino tint meientlthe me0tsinii6e 9i9eniduften per-
emit. IS ut Elm Startunas ulittel, ebenio m4Qtl9 ME
9eiuno Gin GelSnittel, rein un0 unperidIibt Elm
Abil5rmittel. mllo uno LIMB - Gin anti=bilioies Ditt
tel pom luunoerharer IBtrti0mtett - uno cine a1eez
mein re9elAoe UteriBiu obne 9leiden in Der 9ite Der
5eitnlttel. Steie iinf ueridiCoenen @iseni9atten in
ooltomnteH barmonlibem 3uiGmnenlptrten brin9en
elnen .3uitano ors Spitens berpor, Uelber Dem ourd
einen GURUS Der 6auittdnpfer- 3 rainirun9 berbeise=
ttgrttn Sienlth IhHlib lit. Yttt auoern Bortsu, ME
Die rl6tt9 argeiDanbte 3orperibun9 bas Sleit abs
Rdrttt mo IS uerbGttniBmiBig i9Iasfef matt, 10 err
boot oLeles UunoerbGre StlrtungsmIttel Die E6bisz
felt Der 80rper=Srgane, Den mebr i~nbiretten uuo btn=
t%erlIlti9eu AnIduen Der 8ranfbeit 5u iuioerheben. IS
uerlcibt Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS neue @lditlJitGt uno
StGrfe, uHo 0ieieni9en. bic ibn oils Elm Sorbeusungsz
DtitteI 9e9en Be6leIfteber, Rubr, 9urtfoq, uRuers
nault6tett. Vlteoerre BEN uno anoere in oie'er Sab
resseit 9emobnli6e 2eioen gebrauhen, olirien unbe-
lorar in cine unone AtmoipbGre ~luanbern, nelbe nit
ben, Iolfen SrantbeIteu Snttebung ~9ebenoen tranf=
5aften SetanotbetIen 9eibrpGuaert 1T. (27b-81, tap)
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YIN otn W0nO(TneuT:
1853 Sphu 9homion IN diun, Gtuatsiefretdr
Siireau Der StraBen Smrbbrudbsz
Spmntiiidre,

SuIIIlHpTtI Utl 4. W0O. 1SI.
Die SomnlfGrc fiji Den Surtbru6 BON 5trQEen
8eroronun9 Sur 4usibung seruiiicr scr @emein6e in
SeStebun9 oui bic Strlsen Der Staot Baltimore
3uitebenogr Seia9HIiia, tpeIde am3. gpritt866 gtnebz
mi9t %poreen, %bstannt, oaB ite Suuurrffas, 70. 0e,.
l8I2, Sormttta9s 10 H9r. i'm Slreau Der @ommiifGre
Der Siboltz@de BON @alpertz unb 9erinQtontraSe
itt u%eriGmneln iueroen, nm Gil 4uslbuna 9%enQnnter
Sefu9niiie gu 9eben uno Die ibnen lbcrtra9enen uno
BON tbnen erbeIi1ten Efltdt,n i'm BctrefTc 6es Sun=
uur ScHneuS Ser ReaiffcrffraBe.uo n
.fapette= bis OrleaHeitr., in ebereinftimmun nit
elmer am 2. Roo. 1872 9enebmi9ten SerOronung oes
Siddc Spr,
SaS. o. Wprrpn,
Spbn z. @tauett.
GonmiiiGre.
(26I. n s. 63l 81 Z. (5rscu SPFr
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Wgrnnng.

pa ntetne 6rau Earbara Sdin, eeb. gerletn,
mid bo5lptIt9er GBetie uuc ebue btntcttcnoeu @ruu6
1%cllaien bat, 10 WurHe td hermit Seotrmunu, pies
lel5e autjurtbmen ODER ibt auf meinen Ramen Al
bergen, lnnem Id uoR ibr gemahte Sbulben ne6cr
anettennCu, nod btSatln Utroc.
so: oTH SdliQ,
GU-9 Scultotun, an DER ISlcretid. 9foa0.
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SanDeret1e &c.
Genrae gBalAinatnn : Saubrrcin

george WaiBtngtnit : Saubcrein u.
Sn AIbstradt. ooB rr "@eor9e Bafbtnst tons 8ou=
perstn SIR. 3" nub ga zjdbrt9em Sefteben in einiqen
fetuer aufoiung ent9e9en 9eBt, BADEN Die
DfitgIteber unter obt9em 0lmen einen neuen 8crein
ge9rin' ct. 2ie erte @ln5ablung fnoet heute,
ZEN 20 Nouember, 4benos Z ubr, IN VI. Jriebcrtss
bduier'S GpfaI, Nr. 1gS, Sft : Ndpettehra6e,
fat. 4ae, Die ii6 etnem 9uteu Seteine auitlieBen
fuoaeu, iiRo uhtunssool eingelGoen.
Spbann lllrid,, 8r1Ii0eut;
SGmueI Heubau, SIcesBrGi.;
Suurde 2iibl, S~pdBmeifter;
SEQ. Z. -. Otto, SetretGr;
(215-6,S) Sr. 4. SeuSinact, 4SuotQt,
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u. Gleineibi

Fabrifaut bon q eI5nauren.
Gu9ro5 8erfdui in Ger sueiten 9tGge os5 Tabrifs
9e6auoss Rt. 2fS, NorbzGoQntrase, GtnBeIn Bus
taut in Der erfteu &taae uoH SIR. 213, goro @apftr.,
uro RI. 500, WCitzSa ltimoreitraBe, qe0enilber bcnI
Streau Der "AoGm's @rprs6,@ Omp0gnte."
R9- yfoti5 9cbe tD hermit Dem lo6liden 8ubIitnm,
odB man Die 5~auenummer p2A3," Ebiren pom
Ssiatr=9tarfte, nitt oergefe. fur BeI5paorcn NIT
metner Stamen un0 pGuenummer aui Ter Dor, bic
IL obenaenannteu 9eibGiten eetauft tvnroeu,
bin i'd nibt oGrantportlih. (Sft21, 3Rte)
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lbminiNratiOn

9ohridt uiro biermtt sesebsn, Sos 1lnter5ethqete
Soumaht 5ur SerDaltung bss EaGlaiiee Der al er
oeritorbenen MdrgGretbe Resfc erbaIten bat. ale
Die, lpel6e 6ornerun9en an bieiem 3tablaB bQ7 n,
tperoen hermit auigeforoert, IOlde Hebft Den n0tbieen
Sele9en i~pdteitens am 30. WioI 1873 einSurei6cn
nno 9slteno Bn MAIDEN, ODER gu 9etUGrti9en, buB ie
ibrer aniprube an bieien RahlaB 9eiesIid iir uerli-
fig erfldrt uerocn mogen. ale, bic 3ubtnneen an
oteien 9ta6la5 gu MAIDEN bG6en, tuerben biermit aufz
%seforoert, iolhe unuRr;H9lit an Die llnterietbneten 5u
%laliten; mo ni6t, 70 miro geridtGid eingeihrtttcn.
(260,6,72,Sl SbpmaS SruscuY, 40m.
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- gtan leIe Die anSei9e bon Srpant, gtrattpn
s Saeier's t~aufmanniiber 2ebranfaIt auf 6er
1. Selte! fGft 2.fGl
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- auf9eber Der 3abIuns an Mnna 81 arfe R1s
ter, Orb, ar. @elnbauien, Br., it eriu1t, in Der
@rpeo. b. 81. porSuipreben.
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gleue Mufsabe fIr ben Oeloaniss
mus.

90 bic Gnpenbun9 Der neunidmdnsiqen
Saee BET 3ndtlin9enI oenn bod nadserabe
lelbf pielen Gnsldnoern 3u barbartid ers
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H8- aufseber Der 3abluns on GieeI Brtaf, Vofeu.
1T eriu1t in Der Ggpsc. ,, 81. porsuipreden.
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Ratribt miro hermit 9cgeben, oaE llnterjeidneter
Boamabt CUR SerWCltun9 res ytatlaiics bes al6ler
oerrtorbeneH Games @drSner erbalten bat. Aae,
bic 6oroerun9en an bicien GadlaB ba6eu, tperoen
hermit aui9eioroert, iol6e nebit Den not6igen 8elc-
gen ipdteitcns am 30. Ufai 1873 ein5uretben unc
aniprIbe ~auoieien Rahtaf geietlth iur uer'uftacrz
Hart tueroen mo9en. @Ge, 0te 3ablnuge an 6iCier
gtablaB gu MAIDEN babeu, lutrbcn hermit ,"uIoeforz
bert, iolpe unoerSI9lid on unterSeiduete 5u leiien,
no nidt 10 miro 9erthttih e]ingeidrittcn.
(260,6 72,8) ShomGs Stufcup, Iom.
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SEnruuuo.

SD fDaTne btermit Schern0nn, msincr 1rau Sane
SSaHqet tu tot9en, tHoem i'd BON ibr coatltirte
Sguloe1 nlbt hc5Gble, Ga lie EliO obne binrethenoen
9tuno %oerlalrn bat. toieph 2SauaeT,
ytr. 4S2, Canton 4u6nue.
Is yPnnPwhpr 1879 f,-1 n, |
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9, 9Ir 9rn. emil aubn Iiest elm Brief in Der
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Sermii6te Mn3eigen.

Seutfde St9arrcnfOrmcn (Moulds).
Sosben empIdrgcn per0Gmpier ibGr y Ny ort
stnr 9toBe Yartte pom 0eutiden @t80rren.
o nj (moulds).
Soiepb gdr0Ser o Comp,
Nr. 81, GrbauaezBIGce,
agenten iLr Yidrulano uR0
(242-) Die iioiiGeu Staten.
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Rg- Sir 9rn. SObu 5. Dies Gisst elm Brief in
Der @rp. b. BL. v"
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,OgrWGrtg- lRur."

W ytr. Is unO 10, (Geit > BnpettefraSe.
Sbinc, an alien SsqucmIttfgitsu urlbertrdHlbe
6GuC III tur Sdle mo 4usiCluHgcH Mia Az u,TE
nietbcn. AGberrf in ). +. NUnc1's &igGftciluoen,
Hr. IS, s3eits Ndrette ftruEe. (Septl6, 3 m,c
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-15
he Brown Cotton Gin Co.
A NERVOUS INVALID

Bas published for the benefit of young men and otr
VINO suffer from Nervousness. Debility &c. tregfiso
supplying the means of selfcure written bv one VII
directed envelope. f'' f'I'
Address
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
Brooklyn, n
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-15
Local Miscellany,

1arham is painting his store house.
n chimney fell en- Cumberland street yeSter-
day afternoon.
drunkenness Is prevalent at Jonesboro'. I'm
fortunately that epidemic is not confined to one
locality.
The citizens of johnson City expect to begin
the publication of a paper in their town in a
short time, to be edited by A. H. Yeager. ESQ,
an attorney at law.
T. r. Butler is sick at Washington CITY.
Jonesboro' suffers from nocturnal denreda-
tors. ON'
The other day, a man in the southwest nor
ton of Washington comfy in cutting down q
large hollow tree " broke up" the wi1ter.o,Iar'
tiers of two monster reptiles, a RATHER four foot
and two inches long, and racer ten feet long
On next Saturday there will be held in
Greeneville an election to determine whether or
not the corporation will take ten thousand dol
lars stock in the Greeneville and Paint Rock
narrow gauge railroad.
On Friday night last the ticket Office at john
son City was broken open and number of rail-
road tickets stolen. The agent had fortunately
removed the money and valuables before. As
the stamp was displaced these tickets were in all
probability regularly stamped.
The Berger Family of Swiss Bell Ringers are
on their Southern tour and will be in Lynch
burg on the 18th instant.
Additional contributions for rebuilding the
Methodist Book House at Nashville amount to
$l,367.65
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A Sad Falling Ont.

1t is indeed a sad falling out when, after years
of the closest intimacy, the hair parts company
with the head. Fortunately the lamentable
separation may be easily prevented and the
twain more closely united than ever by time
ly and systematic use of Lyons Kathairon, the
most potent invigorant of the hair and promo
ter of its growth and beauty known to modern
pharmacy. 1t completely obviates the dry and
parched condition of the roots of the hair
which is preliminary to its coming out, by sup
plying the precise degree of moisture requisite
to its preservation in a healthy state 1t is the
only true dissolyent and evaporant of dandruff.
and other impurities of the scalp whose pres
ence is injurious to the hair As a beautifer of
the head the Kathairon has no equal 1t not
proves its quality Immediately, imparting Ius-
trous appearance and silky texture which are
exceedingly attractiYe
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-15
COMMERCIAL,
MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED DAILY BY
j. w. GAUT,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
Market Place, Knoxville, Tennessee.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Mar. u, 1872
The tide now coming out of the Holston and
French Broad rivers it is supposed will float out
large quantities of corn and oats, some wheat
and some flour. The wheat and -four will meet
ready sale at full prices Corn and oats are too
late coming out, all the large orders are with
drawn, and prices will rule lower.
The demand for bright timothy hay contin-
ues'good. Bacon is dull and lower; &c. for hog
round is good price. Lard is wanted for the
local demand. A large quantity of very fine
Peach Blow potatoes are offered, but at prices
above the views of shippers. The demand for
seed clover and timothy is brisk, with sales for
former at $500; latter, $5OOa$55O. Large
quantities of ground plaster are now on the
market. Farmers should use this cheap fertil-
izer literally
Quotations of leading articles:
PRODUCE-Stands about as at this time last
week.
WHEAT-But little offered; readily taken by
our mills at 81. 90 per bushel.
CoRN-Is worth 6Oc loose, buying; selling
price, II to 72!c in car loads, sacked.
OATs-GOod local demand at 45c. loose; sell
ing from store, 57aG0c sacked.
HAY-Buying price 90ca$1 90 per cwt, baled
selling, 81 1Oa1.2j by the car load
DRIED FRUIT--Nominal half peaches, 81 to
&c; Apples, 44a5c.
FLOUR-Scarce and in demand best family
brands, $500 per sack; extra 81 Is.
BACON-Buying loose from wagons, 7a7Ic fol-
hog round. Well trimmed Hams are wanted
at 1Oc
LARD--Some demand at GABLE; selling at 1Og
10!c. in tin cans
FEATHERS Prime, 90; duck and mixed, 35o
40c.
BUTTER-Prime for local trade 20c to pc
irregular lois, IL to 15c, dull.
EGGs-13 to 14cper dozen.
IRISH PoTAToEs-65a70c., loose from wagons
RAGS-3a34c.
BEESwAX-27a28c per pound.
SEED-Clover, So 90 per bushel; timothy
S. so per bushel.
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River News.

Arrival of boats are frequent and we report
the following yesterday:
Messrs Hicks & Denderwood, of Hawkins
county, three boats laden with 8, 400 bushels OF
corn.
Mr. Saunders, of Sullivan county, 60 bushels
of wheat, 254 sacks of -four and 80 bushels OF
corn.
Mr. Bond, of Sullivan, go sacks of -four and
800 pounds of bacon.
Mr.. Chambers, of Sewer county, 200 bushels
of corn, 90 sacks of -four, 1000 pounds of wheat
bran and 20 bushels of potatoes
Mr.. Pickle, of Knox county, 100 bushels of
corn, 20 bushels of potatoes, 20 bushels of tur-
nips, besides butter, eggs and other produce.
There is good boating tide now and large
numbers of boats will arrive during the next
few days. The river is falling slowly.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-15
ChanCery Court at Knoxville.

o. Z,0II.
Charles Seymour, Charles Waring A. r. HumeS and
JnO. K, Payne. eX parte.
WHEREAS. THE ABOVE NAMED PARTIES
w have filed their petition in the Chancery Court
at Knoxville, asking for charter of incorporation
under the name and style of the Prospect Hill Gene
terry Company" under the act of the General ASSEM-
bly, entitled An act to authorize the Chanccry Courts
Of this State to grant letters of incorporation"
The objects Of such incorporation are to purchase
rent lease and sell land in the vicinity of the city of
Knoxville, rVuyRSsee, with office at Knoxville.
This is theesHa to notify all persons who have any
objections % s granting Of said charter to appear be-
fore the CRsneeTy Court at Knoxville on the third
Monday of March next, and show cause why letters of
incorporation should not ISSUE the petition will be
proceeded with eXparte and that copy of this order
be published in the Knoxville Daily Chronicle for
thirty days. This February H. AID. 1872.
A copy of the order. Attest:
fe1Sd3O NJ. l.. PATTERSON, c. IN
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Criminal Court.

The Court met at the usual hour yesterday
morning, His Honor Judge NJ. L. Hall pre-
siding. The following is among the proceed
ings:
State VS. Harriet Prosser, larceny; jury re-
turned in Court and received further instruc-
tons.
Robert Berry, S. for non-attendarce.
James King, fined S. for non-attendance.
X NJ Bearden, fined S. for nOn-attendance.
State VS. Julia Ann Harris, larceny; verdict
not guilty.
State VS. Charles Hopewell and CardweH, as
sault and battery; jury reSpited.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-15
ST. Patrick'S Day.

The 18th of March, the anniversary of the
patron Saint of Ireland, occurs on Sunday,
which precludeS any great demonstration. The
members of the Irish Mutual Benevolent So
cety will form in procession and march to the
Catholic Church at ten o'clock on Sunday
morning remaining during the performance of
Bigh Mass.
On Monday night the Society will give their
second annual ball, at Hoxsies Hail. for which
ample preparations have been made to make
the evening one to be enjoyed Messrs. John
McGratb. Michael Levy, VIM. Joy and John
Fitzgerald constitute the committee of arrange
nents, while Prof. Lowery sustains his old Po-
sition of floor manager.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-15
JUDGE TEMPLE AT KINGSTON.
Address to the Farmers of Roane County

His Honor, Chancellor o. p. Temple, enter
tanned the farmers of this county at the Court
House on Monday last, for the space of an hour
or So with some interesting remarks upon the
very. important subject of Agriculture, Stock
Raising" etc. The Judge spoke with much
earnest ness, and told many incontrovertible
truths in regard to the present suicidal policy
pursued by the farmers of East Tennessee,
in regard to careless and injudicious farm
ing and stock raising. He urged that
we get out of the old .ruts, put aside
our old fogy ideas, stop raising scrub stock
razor-back porkers, and be more provident of the
manures, labor to enrich the lands, as the only
means by which we can hope to raise good
crops, and increase the value of our lands kill
off the scrub stock and razor-backS, and substi-
tute better breeds, &c. As one means of en-
composing so desirable q reformation, he sug-
gested that we organize an Agricultural Socie-
ty, hold annual fairs, and subscribe for agricul-
tural papers, in order to keep posted. His re-
marks throughout were sensible and to the
point, and we trust the wholesome advice given
will be needed and acted upon by those of our
farmers who were fortunate enough to hear
him.-EdSt Tel.ReSseean.