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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-07
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.

E. 7. VA. & GA. sR. R. inn
- ..t- b. ~ 81 DAY TRAINS,
Passenger train going West:1 Ete.. .,T /,
Arrives at Knoxville. 11:30 AM Leaves, LILO AN.
Passenger train going East: =, T. n -.-
Arrives at Knoxville, l210 Pm; leaves, 1220 Pm.
f" 9f NIGHT TRAINS. row e-' orn
Passenger trains going West; | '-I" sfh -"ri q
Arrives at Knoxville, u:19 Pm; leaves 11:29 Pm.
Passenger train going East:
Arrives at KIN xvie. 3:3sA.x.; leaves, 3:49 AN.
KNOXVILLE AND CHARLESTON R.p.
Arrives at Knoxville from Maryvlle, 10 AM; leaves
Knoxville for Mar vile $40 Pm. 'Ef .arf.
KNOXVILLE AND OHIO RR.
Arrive at Knoxville, 1t:3O AM; leaves, Jpn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-22
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Stakeholders-Butchsrss :.

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 sa kas ssata iiEl ssli lt ss:sh .ss E Bayonets are driven, abat.s bullets gre Head. s..l.44-aa4 ,4+.-tss,-. s1.sZ --+~l
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 A.man oflow extraction A ehsapdeht- A movement in I.real .eatate-EJrth quiaalfeS.~ ----s@L. -.>is%,Fr 4--I .oc---.i4
 Mount Versnvius is said to be a fine old
 es,zte,.:9 7..lt -- ~ aI9.. - =
 Laat words of the .criminal-@F Forget me, knoh s-i-a s-+~r,. :. i s.t-.r4r j4f When. is q gun-barrel aehicken ?LyWhesn 1 1t is q fittle fosUl.. -e;.. ----277~- s-t The ties that. connect business men with the public Advertise. sE.c--. = r. A storm is like a fish after hook when
 1t is going to abate. 5 ' :, - F =. l. About the commonest social vice, and the one which is. most abhorred, ,A is ad- vice. l5 ;. ,,~4e,--s. 5.s,.>lr -,<I- --- -- f 4 ship may be said to resemble a scarf pin when 1t is on the breast of a heavy | -- -<--4.f -r-.,-- ~---~--- Ar -- The preacher whe !beasted that he could preach without notes, didn't mean bank notes. .---4<+-li-. .- %,.-- 1- -:
 Those who don't believe that a. fly. has 2O9. .362 pores in his body. should catch one and count them. r
 The Cleveland Leader mentions, an or gan+grinder of that city as ''an old veteran
 snicide-indacer ? < i.- A- MT. Cobb recently married Miss Webb. He knew they were meant to be joined as soon as he spied her. '
 | 'sI'd rather not take horn with you, 3 1 said che loafer.to the mad bull, but the bull insisted on treating, him to two, and the leafer got quite high. A-' -. --..
 Judge Russell says Martha's Vineyard
 IS an excellent place to enjoy morality in
 the abstract, and walk on the concrete. A Pittsburgh person suggests paper
 beefsteaks to take the place of the leather artlcle now. common at restaurants in that | city. .~r.,>:.>- Rather Equivocal.-A sign pinned to a
 shirt in front of River-street store in
 Troy says: "Would you be without nice
 shirt for seventy-fve cents?" >
 Josh Billings says '.Givee the. devil his due reads well enough in 'proverb; but
 what will become of me and you if this arrangement is carried out?"
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-22
- Dr. T. ;pEiACKM4N'Ss
 GOkdela E.rtr0ct

hs the sonlS rsiiitie medicine for the f6Iief and
 Organs. It cures gravel ina Almost severy ins
 stance, Incontipepcs md Refsntion ofthe UrineI
 Inflammation of the Bladder, Pains ins th4 Back and Loins ere speedily relieved. nomastef qg how le9g standing. Price sI spsfs 1ex. PrsRared V. MENRY, 4 Collage &laee. N E.f Nholesald 4sssk BOLD pr bagdaisTs. 1.;'a .;'i ,a.iVs 1
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 lofsections 3and 4 4any. justice of taa pance for the county, or for the adjoining connty where such violation occurs is hereby authorized and directed, upon the written request of any k ishseemmiesioneF eF fish ftrden. 70 1ss1e DIS warrant commanding tho sheriff, oonstePie Or any other proper person or persons ln1 sucn warrant named to cause to be seized forth with, and to be removed and, held pptll con victlon, and after conviction to be.soE1 at pub lie auction to the highest bidder; 4heG pound, weir, or other contrfVaxfee, with all she parts
 thereof, and all nets, seihes boat sg oars, sails tackle ropes, aud other articles amp1oyed or which may have been eIhpAoyed1n such vIo- lation of the law; .and-afterpe cat of the proceeds of suchsa all the exps nses of such seizure, removal and sale,. to- deposit what I remains in the treasury of the -state. The provisions of this act shall not- apply to any pounds set for, the purpose of catching white fish between Hammock Point in the town of Clinton and Pond Point in t9e town of Milford 1, and also betweeu the mouth of
 the sSS p oSthlns h tss fEs kstrued to authorize the continrance otpounds and set nets in the ConnecticutT river and about it's mouth, after the dams at H0lyoke Eand Turner's falls shall have been provided r by the state of Massachnsetts with Suitable
 aprons and fishways' for tho passage ofsalmon and Shad. A
 Sec. '. All the provisions of the third and f fourth sections of the act entitleds *slkne act ! in addition to a1i act for encouraging and reg
 ulating fisheries, passed May session. E1867,
 and approved July 26, 1867, are hereby. ex-
 tended, and shall fully apply to, this act.
 Sec. 8. Section three of chapter one hun- l dred and ten of the session laws of f6715o ap- proved July 24, 1871, and all acts and.parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby re- l pealed. e" gsa sg g3saa
 Approved June 23, 1872. ;. .e .sA
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CHAPTER XXI.
An act in adaitien.to al. act, entitled San

An act in addiHente all act, entitled San act
 concerning crimes and punishments.'
 Be it enacted by the senate and house of repre-
 sentatives in general assembly convened:
 That sections two hundred and twenty-ohe, two hundred and twenty-five and two hundred and twenty-three of the aforesaid act concerning crimes and punishments, title l2 of the general statutes of Connecticut, be, anathey herebyafe, made applicable to, and operative in, the territo " of the city Of Bridgeport, any law hitherto &x iStiuo to the contrary notwithstandiDu |
 Approved July 11th 1872.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-22
Approved July ?, 1872.
CHAPTER xx.
U m a1dltIDn 70 acts creating and :.
 fishing coartlef common pleas. :

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 An act in addition to an act relating to courts. Be it enacted by the senate and house of repre-
 sentatives in general assembly conyenedI
 sec In addition to the terms of the super- for court held in New Haven county, as now Ies- tablished by law, there shall be annually held at New Haven, in said county, four terms of said coprt, for the transaction of criminal business exclusively, to be holden respectively on the first Tuesdays of January, April and October! <
 See. 3. All criminal prosecutions and proceed- ingsfhat may be pending in the superior court for sad county Oh the first Wedhesday of Sep. tember, 1872, shall be by said court. transferred to the next criminal term of said court, to be holden in said county on the first Tuesday of Oc- tober, 1872. e,1 .y I .e..-.. l.. ~
 Sec. 3. All appeals to the superiof court in criminal cases and all bonds and recognizalices for the appearance of party charged with 8 criminal offense before the superior court to an- swer to any such charge, shall be hereafter ken in said county, exclusively to the next of said criminal terlis to be holden in said county, and in case of of1enses not bailable, the commitment shall be until the next of said criminal term, to be holden in said county. V. ''
 Sec 4. No civil actions or proceedingsl in equity shalf be brought or continued to any of said criminal terms. 4'. ,,--:,z,..'f :
 Sec. 5. This act shali take effect on the first day of August. 1872. --~- '@ t~---s,''
 Approved July II, 1872. }, i, E-.
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 ent Medicines, full assortment Toilet Articles,
 Perfumes, Soaps. &c. Country Merchantss sup piled ~sth Extrart Lemon, Vanilla, &c; ParegoI-
 -icr Ess. PeppsrmhtS Isaudannm sOkst6r Oil,
 by the dos., pinfs, for qaaFtsls at .a loT
 figure, and the goods warranted first. class, The leading patent medicines can be furnished in any quantity at nnannfaotursr's pricea !
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-22

A wholesale liquor dealer of Middle town intimates that the State liquor deal- ers' association will contest the legality of certain sections of the new license law.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-22

- CHAPTER xXv. - ar An act in addition to an act concerning crimes F and punishments. r4 +.ea-eef Be it enacted by the senate and house oErep-
 resentatlves in general assembly conven-
 ed s4 Stzsss 4a4
 That every person who shall bathe in sany reservoir, from whio the inhabitants of any city borough or town, are supplied wisn wa ter, shall bepunished by fine not exceeding seven dollars. or Imprisonment in tie com such fine and imprisonment both. Approved Juno 2S, 1872. '..' ''st
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-22

', The Rev. MT. Murray Of Adirondack fame issa lover of horses and rode into Menden the other day having with him two twQhprse teams. 4 boy. in the. Mar- 1den house hearing that Mir. Murray had come and seeing tie teams, rushed into the presence of the walters and exclaimed,
 stone $ Muray,s circus has got here, 5 which set the cooks immediately in Q Ranic- 'to property supply the table for the circus folks, ss-l-F-I--s.-. :.
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 iAn act in addition to acts creating and estabe
 - fishing court of common pleas l . Be 1t enacted by thesehsta and horss of rSpre- F -- ssentatives- in general assembl blyeonyened
 Sec. 1.r Whenever the judge Of the court of common pleas for the county of New Haven shall be legally disqualified to act as judge in any ac1 tion pending .befbfd his court, or whenever buch judge shall be unable to on any case,s either through sickness Absence or any other eause or whenever such judge shall have any natterI de- pending Before him which for any reason heimay cnnsider it improper that he should try or dis pose eg.sthen such judge, ofsin ahis absence the clerk of said court, shall have power to -eall in the judge or assistant city judge of the city court of New Haven tohear a1d determine such case or cases, and ,said judge or assistant judge of said city court while so acting judge of the -esSa e.,srt nf common pleas shall hav6 and eGer- else all powers ana I9LlsAs A0W 0E ueEe4Iter conferred upon said court of comm on pleasE See. g. Whenever sAidijudge or assistantjldge of said city court shall act in the place of said judge Of the court Of common pleas, he shall be paid ten dollars for each day that he is actually engaged in the business of said common pleas court, to be paid him by the sheriff of New Haven county, and said sheriff shall be entitled to have the same taxed in the bills of the court.
 Sec.' 8. This act shall take effect from it's phss age. .f4..- sz2sA.ts l 5t,
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An act protecting fish in Macedonia brook al pd it's tributaries.
 Be it enacted by the senate aud house of repre- sentatives in general assembly convened: Sec. l. That any person who, after the first day
 of August, A D: is72S Sand prior to first day
 of July, A. 1872, and prior to the first day of
 July A. D. 1875. shall be guilty, of catching or 1 takel from Macedonia brook, 80 called, or apyof
 seine. shali be punished by fine of five dollars. or by'imprfsontnent in the cOmmon Jail for ten E days, or by such fine and Imprisonment both T I Approved, July IS, l872
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-22
CHAPTER xxvI

. It CHAPTER AANI. r." r.-A munities and corporations" 4 Be it enacted by the senate and house of
 representatives, in general assembly con we'd: s4- .~.lssts -S-4a
 Sec, l.. That whenever town has held it's annual meeting on the day prescribed by law and has elected US town Officers and transact ed the other business usually done at it's San- nnal meetings, such acts and proceedings. if otherwise legal, shall be good and dvalitfin law as the law prescribes.
 Sec 2. This act shall take effect from it's passage, This act sha.l not, effect any suit now pending. ssy1 sa.
 Approved June g, 1872. s
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|" CHATTER XNXLI I.--.
 An act in addition t0 an act for the tdus oE
 seryance of the Sabbath4 or Lord 8 Day.re
 Be it enacted by the senate and house Of rep < resentativeS in general assembly conyen- ad sl.I4 -<-F l{A tt-tSs rTrs~t0t
 Sec. a. That no. person between the-kours of twelve o'clock Saturday night and twelve o'elocl pf Sunday night next following. shall keep open any room place or 'incl6snfe. or any kind pr description. qr.any shop, hodrse, store saloon or other building, in which its reputed that spiritnous or intoxicating liquors aiescr lager begEare exposed for sale.a ss'es A cosrrrN4ynn nwx- vorrrJ -s~ t.+t
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CHAPTER XXIX.tt.A tN LLE8
 An act in alteration of ''an act for the settle. | veht." - Hs4 J.,'.. J.s ..
 Be it enacted by tho sennfd and hdaso of rep l resentatlves Tn general assembly conven- ed: | Sec. l.. Whenever creditor of an estate
 not represented insolyent, has presented or
 shall present his claim to tIle executor or an-
 ministrator within the time limited By .ihe court of probate or by any of the provisions of the forty-fourth section of the act of which r this is in alteration. for the exhibition of claims, and the exeeutor or administration shall disallow bis claim and refuse O. pay it | fine shall not within four months after he
 has been notified by the executor or admtliS- trator that bis claim is disailowea sconinaercs
 a suit against hiln for the recovery thereof
 betoie court competent to try the same, that
 the validity of the claim may be, leksallgtlecid ed then such creditor shall be forever debar-
 req of his'claim against such! estate; but if such creditor die within the said four saoatlls and before suit brought as aforesaid, q further
 period of four months shall be allowed in ia
 vor of the executor or administrators of sdch creditor. ,1 .... s44
 Sec. 2. Section forty tifths. of dhe. act,of which this Is in alteration is hereby repealed provided, that any creditor whose claim
 against an estate, not.Tepr6sented insofvent,
 has been disallowed prior to the passage of this act. may commence suit for recovery of
 such claim against the oxecHter or ntlniinis-
 trator. within the time limited by said section and ifsAnch creditor die within that time with | out having commenced snci1s suit, aTfffrtifer
 period ot fonr months shau be allowed in fa-
 vor of his executor or administrator.
 Sec. g.. This act shall take effect from it's
 passage, but shall not affect any suit now
 pending. ~-' -
 Approved July g, 1872. '- {--4r -.L l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-22

-,-. sst- CHAPTER JxxxI. -'''if' 1
 for the relief of soldiers children, approv-
 ed, June 30; 1866. E Be it enacted -by,tne senate and house of .reb-
 resenatives in general assembly conTen- edr:T1
 - That the provisions of the act, approved. June 30, 1866. entitled ian act for the relief of soldiers children. " and of the act in addi- tion thereto approved July 23. 1868, be ex tended to children otherwise entitled to the benefits thereof without restriction by reason of the fathers dying or the child being born subsequently to the passage of said acts. or of this act the payments under this ack t1 cemmenee witb the first day of July, 1872 :. Approved July 24, 1872. -, -fs.t.i T..s
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-22

An act in addition to an act entitled an act .' for the regularion of civil actiurss
 Be- it enacted by the Senate and House of representatives in general assembly conyen- ed |" .t7.
 In actions at law, and criminal, ,pFoceedmgs upon the over ruling ot a demurrer, the party shall have the right to. plead over and shall not by reason thereof be liable to pay costs, unless the court shall be of the opinion. that thA 6prosereg gweys .nat filed in gb6d faith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
THE GOVERNOR ELECT.
He DECLINES A PUBLIC DINNER.

A number OF prominent citizens, including
John c. Green Royal Phelps, John ]. Cisco John j.
Astor John A. Stewart John ID. Jones. Edwards Pierre
pont Robert L. Kennedy, Charles Butler. Charles H.
Russell, Alex. T. Stewart. VIM. Il. Havemeyer
Edwin d. Morgan, Henry Nicon, James M
Brown, Henry q. Marquaud, J. d. Vermilye,
T. Plerpont Morgan b. b. Sherman, VIM E. Dodge
George Cabot Ward, Samuel d. Babcock, VIM. ii. Macy
william b. Aston, Jonathon sturges, Robert L. Stuart
Alex Stuart and Others have rendered to Gen. John A.
Dix GoyernOrelect public dinner as an expression Oh
confidence in his administration OF the affairs or TINS
State Gen. Dix has declined the honor account OF
the pressure Of pubic and taxes occasion
to use these words in regard the recent election In hs
letter to the Committee:
consider 1t a verdict by the people against the cor
rupt and selfish cement Of political oiques, con-
domination o. extrayagance, fraud maeasanco IN Oihce
and public plumber and declaration in favor or re-
trenchmen IN expenditure strict Accountability In ex
ecutve departments, and purhcatOn OF tue hais VI
legislation, the prolific sources OF abuse. . ,,.,,
IL NAV for the LEGISLATURE IN o1trpatng
the diseased parts OF the body pOc 70 resort 70 sap
remedial processes but trust these processes VIII oe
performed with an uDhinching hand ana, ia 50 Jog
to execute their will may rely OH my most eoru"i oo
operation.
HIS RESIGNATION FROM THE COMMITTEE OF
SEVENTY.
Gen. John A. Dix, the G0vernor-elect, mas
addressed the following letter TO James NJ Bro"n re-
signing from the Committee Of Seventy ~ ., ,A-o
DEAR SIR: As am about 10 remove TO Albany deem
lt proper TO resign my place rs MEMBER Oh tnc CO
mitee Of Seventy In dissolvine my connection VIII
you and our associates IN the Comnitee Snar ,,s
with me pleasant remembrance OF our JOINT cohsuta
tons aud abOrs and Of their earnest Efforts 70 o
their feIlow-citizens o municipal government which
should protect them in the future from 'ne gros
James N. Brown, esq, Chairman CON- OF seventy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
GENERAL NOTES.

There are many aspirants for Clerk OF our
States next Assembly The Troy Times recommends OK
Senator O'Donnen OF Lewis County on tho ground OF
experience and character.
Gen. 0. o. Howard defends Senator Pomeroy
In The Washington Chronicle. people may, be says
succeed in undermining the reputation OF Senator Pome
row. Yet as surely the light shines, ne has proven
true man-true TO his country his state ms Iam hs
church. to the poor and feudess and 10 God Whether
Kansas appreciates her worthy representative or not
honor and love Mr.. Pomeroy Christian statesman
Missouri is becoming remarkable for political
contentious The Louisville CorieT-JouTnaI SAYS; I'VE
state distinctly that Frank Blair is as far as he Is the
enemy of any one, the enemy of Gratz Brown; that
within six months he has used the coarsest and most
offensive language of Gratz that the Hendricks move
ment was done disgrace Gratz and get nun out OF tne
way OF an present possibilities; and we want TO see TINS
denied" me ST. Louis Dispatch pleads with good reason
for harmony and liberation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
PAINTINGS,

The ancient and exquisite art of making
enamels for ornaments has not indeed wholly dsap-
neared from Europe But such work Is now done In
That kind as Limoges OF old produced and sun less al
we have caught gmpses OF In the treasures OF Chese
and Japanese manufacture But the employment OF
painting in jewelry, though IL carried 10 hgh pcn
o fashion and Of success IN theage OF Louis XIV aud Louis
XVI In France hes been more admirably practceu
than il now is. Nor can anything be imagined more
delicate and gracious Messrs Starr Marcus % Jonn-
At fun stars true Athenans OF their calings ever on
the watch for thing were sure not to overlook
this development of European art. some OF tlelr
brooebes bracelets earrings OF this kind absolutely
winning In little dainty frames OF chased or chlseled
gold the ARREST little Pucks and upids dance ana hoat
Wanton and laugh They small refugees from some
one of ADanOs Areadan canyases as arch as fu OF me-
as quaint as captivating his most chubby ana most
darling imps Festoons OF flowers are woven about
them Grapes aud the leaves OF the vine overhag ana
entwine with them Anything more apt or charming 70
be worn by yonng Girls in the first flush Of their bud
ess1 tn dream Of lrhe World.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
OTHER LECTURES.

The Rev. w. fl. IL. Murray will deliver his
lecture on "Deacons." b-uight, at the Tabernacle
Brooklyn.
Miss Olive Logan will lecture on Success
full People this evening, at Association Hail. at Gala
tin-place and Fuiton-st Brooklyn
Wallace p. Groom repeated his Liberal
Club lecture on Currency Needs of Commerce.. by re-
quest at Association Hal, last night
Father Burke will lecture, this evening, at
the Church OF st. Michael. at Thirtysecond-st and
Ninth-aye., on "The secret Of lrelands Future In
America"
Frederick Douglass will lecture at Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, tomorrow night on "Reminiscences
of Slavery and anti for the benefit OF the Lin
coin Mission. 20
Prof. F. Stengel will deliver lecture, this
evening before the Palette Association at NO 10
secondave on 1.-THE Influence OF the Arabians On the
Literature Of Europe"
William Bradford, the artist, delivered an
interesting lecture lhe Arctic Regions for the Den
eft of the NJ Y Coered Missions. iast night In the
Friends Meeting house In East TweDt.ethst The sub
jeot was illustrated with photographs the speaker
alluded 70 the unusual interest Of the subject ~ Ine
present time owing TO the recent expeditions OF Den
mark Germany aud the Uufted states to that region.
The object OF the expedition TO which ne beongee was
study rather than science and to this ne conuneo
ma