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New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
W. ROAD
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, Ill
SewYck Of Twenty seventhst and
Fourl-av,. Entrance Twenty seyenthsL

P,,,ens., Station SwTcrk Of Twenty eventht and
FOultlray.. Entrance Twenty ~venAsI
u.,., II TTAISs 413o aE1yE sEwTE3Gs5K EG,5g r. a,n.,
For Milford Farael southport and wespor lO.
or South SorsaI = IBLl 9O M l2l5 CBr (ELl "a
- Tor I5 bassa aG I'll o sS a. N i az $50 90 and s:sp
sS1 1E stlmG: s:ss sSo lsi s5 as SIS EIj n
POr Greenwich aud intermediate Stations - D. i4''' u ~ '
- - NJ 80 Az -enty-.eventh-st sewYOrk Al p for
Boston ". both sP''cetors cossRcfiss SEC 4; TRAINS.
F., R:,,ga % 2. as shs5s La. y Is ,9d % & P "a and
Por River RairoA lI9 L. 70 Nor'nam0''a
or Isrfor Providence and Fshkn Railroad l2ls p n
For shore Line Railway Norwich AID Providence AI"
got and Northampton RalrO. p N to North
,s0H gG Ss% sa svsn aeiorn and wmAO Railroad M Lne
For 20 Housaion.c Railroad sA m and p =. vr,.,,r,,
Por SSngafacE Railroad and $50 p n 70 1ef01'
For Ses cansaH 1918 an4Ao p N: "a, to s,
dsy Mail Tain either Line. DrA"ingrOOn Car a'' woo
P:s@s. % .1S . procure rsaest ever @ r1. 4
+ .1 No. 'ss 20. Bosdssy AMI coq Boo.s ~.
.GiSs n lave their JAMES aoYT sSDl
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUIDo0S9!S, ~,
~ RIVER RAILROAD CommenGas nUSaa- nov and Nd Por,y
Throagh Trass viii leave from New Depot f0ur'n anu '
seo1d.t Chicago and Mou,re. Express With DvingOom
seses Chicago Express Drawing cars Bafa'
,o.s u Northern AMI Western Erpres
a.1O n n Special Troy Express on ratIrdNs A.. q,
400 m Montreal Express with seep'ngeas TON seTi0'i d.
600 A. s1p-. with seepnsea" for wA'erO"n' o'"'s'' and
400 S pa,se hrp for Rochester BusAS
- N.gnrs Fails; tor Chicago, via both L. ana "
Rs ro... and for LOUIS Toledo leaves on SuAiAs
IN, p-,r.. With sleepnzears for Troy and Albany
Of fonker leave rom new d>po :.
s.l Tr.ip. rtirtht vest nde hefetsiors
A'AA' op'eA C. Il. KENDRICK, General Passenger AzenI
NEw.JERsEY RAILRoAD--FFIRs0gIMis sPEsg LOOT o.; Ss
~ DEsBRosshssT and from foot oi Cvs ~ .do so 20
s:j0s night. Sanaa,s ba9 for phAes paA
sndl .. N For BALTINORb aDd mAShINo-
TON and TIIR WEST Baltimore 10 lz'O ana slV m
SOUTH s:2o' Silver fsaes cATs ~
ton Lynehbug without change ror '
RaToad-sJ0 and VIZ az. 49, M
silver Palace the $3.50 and run
New Chicago and Loaisye siLoa snans
Palace attached 70 the 600 da And ran
hsgb Cpennati Louisville without change DIV ef
Yort 70 Fort Wayns Chicago change ctee er e ''
Of De.bro.ss,a loot Of Cer.Andtst, And stf B'ossSs
Rw. RANKIN Ssa. SD1. P,:. AZ. HW iAcksoS es.l s.gt
SOUTH SIDE r. R. OF L. /.
AusnEsnsns oounsnaHs Oct % is'i ron A'''' 'A'
Grsndst Pernes. New fert -. a.. p...
s3 a Mai ior PnteAesas by for Benspou and nfs rAe
q n Aecenmccauon To Bah yDa and
3:3e D. Brpvss BY stage isf s an s,..
D n I.lp hreash 70 rs'e1's1' ~
6p D. q Bab,os Aeeonmodanen-
a odatsn nfufh
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
Brooilnu Real Gstatc for 5G!r.

EOR SALE-Eplendid Prospect Park LOTS,
/ o--e- 8roa. yr. ior SAIL T. t LOIS 21l0Q co-e %
s on-g choice locality sell part or AZ
T-lILs yery Also j LOIS Bed odate
u. Il. PIERSON, Pintf.
Tor SALE or TO LET-N0. II BedfOrd-ave.,
u.r. - s.or- l...-..lot hrick. neghnof
b.. .r,t-s.ass. EJ LASD & WHITING Beekmau--
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
Destrbcstcr Countn Rcal estate for Sale

A y ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
~ SALE hin hour and bali of
N-stc1ester County; 400 t1e highest
land splendid MANSION 20 FEET front,
deep perfect Building by 100 arranged for
90 eTe gTould suitable for
and VI 3D. ~ ieet head Of nevern
stable for hunired head Of cattle four apple
rear orchard al grated an1 choice rat fronting
all order ard grounds Ornamental pure water IN al
paris esis shnont and
for anywhere the atmosphere tIy adapted
i Eood will
taEen payment address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune Ohce
COMFORT and CONOM MY.-FOr SALE,
- Neck Westchestcr COUNTY D lie village
HOUSE LAND
outbu dng GrApe aud rncn
a1f railroad Apply ROBERT
b. CAMPBELL. WalLst ILLIAM Il. SUMMERS, Manaro
stauou SewHaven Railroad
EOR SALE or TO LET-FOr a term of years
ae age q West Farms very nice attractive PLACE House
house and Stable Ice house
Grouue Lawn en- Garden plenty Of best Fruit IS minutes from
YORK vii be cheap Apply Mrs K H. SMITH,
th premises o- NATHANIEL SMITH 1Ls PultOns' EewYork
IOR SALE or RENTAL White Plains, 2i-
sory oosy COTTAGE ane grounds large arien abuudsne Of
and apples peaches all three
depot muketoes Puce - 9 Rent.
Apply u. q. GUILD. Cb4mbersst, G ". TAYLOR
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
REAL ESTATE.


NEw-YORK, TuesdSy, April %, 1872
There was a large attendance of dealers at
the Exchange this morning the bidding rather
dun and a portion Of the property offered was with
drawn. Messrs Muller Wilkins Co. offered valuable lots
Boulevard Onehuudred-andforty sixth-st ,one-hund
red-and-;Orty
FUrteth-st also. two lots corner Bloomingdale ho""
and One-hundred and thriieth-st The same nrin ais
conducted surrcme Court sales OF property Eiehtetn
and F1u teenth Sts V. X. stevenson. son 90, oned
three lots on OnehundreG-and-twenty- % 90
Flfth-aye Josfph NJ cure sold easehOu pIetnls''s y
known as No $50 sufIok-st j. Johnson lr., SOU SOU a
variety Brooklyn property at very sausidc,Ly
Fun details OF property 0lercd WILL DC iouN" ~
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
Courtrp Real gsiatc tor Sale.

A TTRACTIVE HOME-Near Suffern; 25 acres
"A nice Cottage and crsge house frat and shAae
rees uGue H. SPRINGSTEkN, SaSb and blnd hanaAuief
Sufer1. New-iork.
DOR SALE-Suburban RESIDENCE, beautl-
fa situated overlooking the city, with rooms eeeAntt
with modern eonvenences % Of grounds and garuth ~
siae Of cultivation sable 6c Pnce, slSN Inquire Oh NOuuo
HALL DICKINSON. Real Estate Agerts, Richmond, Ind
uOTEL FOR SALE.
The COLORADO SPRINGS HOTEL" located al the Town cf
Colorado SPRINGS Peas 70 miles south Denver on
the 1rp Of he Denver and offered Tor safe '"
yeher cost The building new wen con
sruced furnished throughout AMI is al present loH
business ami spring rea resort
nva M Hotel the ne Denver an LAO
Crsnde RAILWAY Company. and terms Of safe are cah
The COMPANY Will guarantee ~ cent on ne oos' of D " wv
years .,,,, ,r,, n,rc ,.,us g., an.
Thev also offer SALB FRAME BUILDING located IN tnt
same town dwelling or boarngbou wien VI"
sold OF the conditions the Hotel properly
nos ocng-1 and > cent on s cost
For pArcuAr apply WM. WAGNER, Auditor D. l. h. u Il CO
Colorado springs Colorado ----
HOUSE for SALE in Southport, Gonna
2str7 Hou.e with acre Of Ia1d and T59 wo
minutes rak Of depo Pnce $3.50 Address Wh e. BCLhLbl
Box ~, Southport, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

II. PiERsOS Aucioueer.
DY a. D. MELLICK, JR., q BRO,
ID Pae-st n T..
POSITIVE SALE AT AUCTION, AT
PLAlNI1ELD. n j..
One hour ron by Central hevJersey Railroad
= trains daily.
On THURSDAY. tie 18th dSv Of Apri, 1872,
e. N
Of some he desraoe
REAL ESTATE
IA beautiful and heaithfll ctv, VI;
TIE handsome HOUSE. southeast Of Sveu ,1o
ioi 100 seventh by ~
f.., IN denfI. description Of
The Of the abOVeescroeo properly leI
" oruosrs Tlrinace front Rghth-s Cresoen
ave hv 20 feet th. These properties admitted 70 be te
m locations the nest tie iy bg ground and ONLY
ave Il nutes the depot -
re BLOCK Of THIRTEEN TWOSTORY HOUSES on Thrcst cor
and cellar oonvenlenJ
families and renting of 10 per nont
magnificent HILLSIDE PROPERTY Of lOs aere sDout
ten minutes tbe depot nesr The Pnk. on
C5e--v.st and buildings thereon
Probably property within the sane hsisnoe from New
situated ust berord the y viii n.y without shng the
expense Advantages Of al the Improvements AA must necessarily 0e
TT Vii Be SOLD N PLOTS SUITABLE PoR VILLA SITES
CONTAINING FROM THREE TO EIGHT ACRES EACH
having Taned, and extensive views that
and Will be sold upon such
liberal purchaser By small expenditure
beautiful location for their homes ed l. What
now proposed nacadA.1e Chersi The entire egn The Legs
Phneo
hundred feet Of The frontage
extending this direction Ana the properly
e with great rGpl1lty.
saie will n precisely the corner OF ken
Plheid, be continued a. eaeh parcel
disposed ot Carriages S be furnished ~ convey Aose de-
% attend.
Terms y be Moderate ard announced a tine Of .ae
wAKEMAS L LATTING
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
Countrn propertn to fct.

At ELIZABETH.-TO LET-Unfurnshed
N HOUSES 500 500 $500 $500. s7Oo, $500 800 slOlo
Furnished Houses p0 slfoo = 500 go s2e9 j.
NJ MBBKER SONS 20 BIosdt opposite Depot Elizabeth y :
7 OW RENT. very desirable HOUSE, finest
II Pushing eonvenienees uL WALKER liz BROAD
wsy, Room
MADISON, NEW W-JERSEY.-Large HOUSE
w to RENT furnished or gnnrnished S.ID iss, s % b
Ge ALFRED NJ TREDwEL 81 West Bro.tw.I
MILL and WATER POWER to LEASE for
fI Of reArs Railroad % % MI from IN ,q1ss iof
light Manufacturing = hDDL 20, 80. - - @I=
VIO LET-A desirable RESIDENCE, with
glass sliding doom. French Window bath We 81" 81
2lI2 p.IO, sro i've ee-pe@; basement p'ror
Cottage sal al embracing ne Of S.rrows &c
Inquire Of Mr. sturdvant cor Fuon' AMI W
ITO LET, FURNISHED-A Country HOUSE,
pous modern style WITH four ACRES abundance Of
fruits and berries large vegetable gnien aree-9ons Stable E
Monmouth COUNTY commands extensive water and Ana
views AeA' ''f 'A''n-' R6sB BROTHERS ls2 wllnamr.t
TTO LET. near West New Brighton, ;. L. a
handsome RDENCR L furnished Or rriHrnshi
plenty f berries &c Apply Il. r. MILLER, MHden--ne or
+ RoBJOHY ~ West Foryesoond st
ITO LET-At RAVENSWOOD, Long Island,
opposite sz;y-niath-t three desirable o. ght Ten
and twelve room. rents Inquire Of J. H. HOPKINS
FREEMAN BAKER, 30 . CAAnoer' IRON II to or At Ravens
wood.
VIO LET-At stamford, Conn.,, furnished or
up,rbet sever drtcia.s HOUSES; and gas
o Apply L WILSON Iioon r. Town haiL
TO LET for the season-A tirst-class RESI-
DESCB furnished The most complete style beating '1s a'Ine
the depot Apply l. WILSON, Room No. T. Town
Hall stamford Conn.
NONKERS.-Great reduction in rents. If you
l. HOUSE cheap apply. J. YOUMASs, Agent IonLers
q. NHn RENT for the Summer.-FOr a COM
~ .,'I, % o5 % , rom Si.oh s. T. 70 Co1mbia springs and
onv from ihe = Of Land gng plenty Of
ana strawbees all arge Barn @ plenty Of erage
room and HAbins good water A1lIess y = pe - . = -
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
NOUTH SIDB r. R. OF L. l.

....r,,l, and
Winter AusnEemenis eomneneinx Oct 20, s'i 10" AAA
Grsndst Perres New forh ,up
PatehoSus, by stAse fof benepon so' f"'
loco q Accenmetsuon BAbyDa ,u..-, ,A Pr. p. a..
35o D. n BIprsss Psiehsgus BY stage fef Sep % - s,
az Aeesnnedsuoa for lshp ihfeash " fs"-'s-' -
n Bab,iss Aeeommciaucn-
SAp for hsrnek "a. - ,-.s.. 100000, A
\ = / nd he ssd oso "A uahs oossee' -
valsy ssssan RssA..si is,s sss ~ AI
~ To- rsAsa
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

T BARKER & CHASE's
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NETWORK TATTERSALLs,
corner Broadway and Thirty rth-st,
MAJOR c. W BARKER, Aucuonser
Regular sales OF Horses. Carriages Sc,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Geren~n private Establishments disposed public prve
advantage. general assortment of hore Car
everything the Horse hne, 70 suit the ees Of -
ca d purchasers. constantly on hand.
A LARGE DRIVING RING
In showing Horses on sale.
TgentT-four allowed for tTill
on ever sod under
taken
sfsbing for Hores on sale.
Oua4ae snes so ei and promptly attended TO-
Literal advances made everything IN the llorse tne
SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES. ETC.
THIs DAY. AT IL O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
Gotcls.

Ocean 5ledrIcrs.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
HERMANN Capt q. Rcchmaun sail on SATIH.
DAY Aprr Bremen Per loot Ih.TGsL Hobosen
70 BE- f0HOWed
SteAmsnp KOLN Capt n. L Fanke. On TUESDAY. Apr 20
RATES PASSAGE TO LONDON HAVRE. AND bkkMEN:
(PAYABLs GOLD, EQUIVALENT IN cURRRScrl
Second cabin.
For freight passage, Apply 10 OELuChs tot Agents
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
FLANDRAU'S

CELEBRATED PONY PHETONS
IN GREAT VARIETY,
I'M ALL Tn. NEWEST STYLES, AND AT MODERATE PRICES.
AI.o CASOPIEs and UMBRELLAS Of 'areaa Kinds All the
fAshou able vehicles
w.aoSs PARK PHATOsS BAROUCBks, CouPg RoCKA-
"~''' W. A. s. FLASDRAu.7 sAss rsasA-sI
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24
AUCTION SALES OF NEw,Y0RK RI EEAL ESTATE

; n ~ 4ti ave- Fath
BY GOCDFNOCGH WEBER.
1s.orv h-k house ,nd broadway, l5l z tfon -o
sc.gaue-st ~
BY JOS. N'GUIBE
Iessi of premises known No 4o Sa1o nel hou
t ,r Sa,n. jos esxi6o lease IS 20 run "tn ~,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW.YORK CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
EEw AND PULI-POwERRD sryAMSHfP&
TIE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD
OCEANIC BALTIC ADRIArrC
REPUBLIC. CELTIC ATLANTIC,
5000 tu.s burden-J.oe n p eeeA ....
Sailing SATURDAYS Lvepeei % TuIA -
DAYS, sad Cort Hs rbor the dAy olowins
ADRlATIC SATURDAY April n a. sma q
ATLANTIC, SATURDAY. Nay l. 81 eol
BALTIC. SATURDAY.. MAv II. at $500
RRPUBILC. sATURDAY. Nay 49, at g:s
From Dock Pavcnia Perry, Je-ssy CIV
APKTY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
.okng and osarsens ssasnp -
ton motion Surgeons Asd asvardss accompany
KATgs-s.eoa ESQ geld sx.ngs. en- esnssey rhess .ss-
the 0d County obtain sssraxs
prepaid o~rtisostss eo currency: -. -. -,
y.rvsv svrden lpia. Australia chna, Ia
Rxrurssu uckse granted . MIA
Drafts FROM ~ spvara- . .
d and ether nfernaaoa sppr - Ssepeeys
seess Es 10 erssavsy. Asv-y D. RAkAA AsnA
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-01

Which the oldest womans club? The
brOomstick.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-01
LOcaI MisceIIRuy,

To-day the employees of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad VIII begin work
ing on full time againt, en- hours per day work.
For the past two months they nave only Oeen
working eight hours.
Jim Cotton, who was on w ednesday Iouhd
guilty of a misdemeanor by the Criminal Court
left for parts unknown yesterday morning, we
are informed. His absence Will be deeply re-
GREETED by John Finley.
We saw a mammoth cabbage head yesterday
at Allison 81 Meetings. commission house,
that had been stripped of the outside leaves,
and which weighed eleven pounds. 1t is Of the
drumhead variety, and was raised near Noisy
Creek. The sight of it would make the mouth
water of lover of sour krout
Hall & Walker, on Market square, nave
shipped 5000 dozen eggs South this season, and
several other houses larger quantities.
A produce dealer in town was Ooastlng yes
terday that he had shipped 29.OO0 pounds OF
poultry from this point, when Bristol mer-
chant who happened to be present stated that
he had done better than that, having shipped
1900 pounds.
A dealer assures us that the value of the but
ter and eggs shipped from East Tennessee
through and from Knoxville is greater than
that Of corn sold, the season last year being un-
favorable. This will probably result In good
and cause many to go into the poultry and dairy
business for profit, instead of making agricul.
ture their chief reliance and butter-making and
poultry breeding secondary thereto: Poultry
nicely dressed and packed in charcoal will keep
fresh and sweet for weeks, as is we'll known,
and there is no reason why money cannot be
made at it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-01
What a Lawyer Knows About Merc"""
dislnG.

A distinguished legal gentleman OF our city'
sometime Since formed the idea of merchan9iS-
ing in connection with his law practice. re re
Gently boy came into his store, when the loi-
lowing ensued:
Boy,-"Got any onions y
Iawer Merchant" Yes, some over there III
'"i RoyN" What are they worth p /,
LAWYER Merchant-"Thirty cents peck
believe" .,,ord
boy" Well, I'll take all you've got, ana q
he proceeded to fill his basket WIN Dulo9 %
choice flowers, worth twenty-five to nifty Genus
each, which our legal friend had taken ioi
At another time an old lady went INTO IT
his establishment to purchase churn; ne
directed her attention to patent machin III
and expatiated at length upon Its merits. ne
said he had used one in his own family Ior
fifteen years and that it gave general satlslsC-
tion-in fact he would not think OF using any
other churn. The old lady was enraptured WIN
the good points of the churn, but ventured 10
inquire mister B. where was that chuIh
made ?' "Well, madam he exclaimed. as ne
turned it up to read the label on It, III wa
made he stopped short for he discovers ere
that it was "Doty's celebrated Washlng Ma.
chine" which he had been trying to, sell a
churn. We obtain these facts from a brother ie
member of the bar who vouches for their trICh.
1t is understood that he will soon puDhsh ), !
volume entitled "What l know about Churns'
We look for its appearance with much interest
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-01
The Great Hair Producer.

Hair Oils Pomatqms and POmades have had
their day. They belong to the musty past
Nobody that understands the chemistry. of the
hair and the philosophy ofits growth thinks OF
using them. Instead of clogging the pores of
the scalp with thick OnguentS,. and thus. OBJ
structing the insensible preparation which is es-
sential to the health of the fbers, we now tone
the surface of the head with an invigorating APP
plication which penetrates to the roots of the
hair and stimulates them in the same way that
the fertilizing agents spead over the meadows
stimulate the grass roots and cause the blades to
spring up in myriads, coating the earth with
verdure The invigorant best adapted to this
purposes LYoN's KATHAIRoN. 1t may well
be called the ferterlizer of the head. To the
barren scalp it communicates vegetative power:
If the hair is dropping out or becoming dry and
withered, it arrests the process of dilapidation
or blight The hair thickens and becomes
glossy and flexible under its genial operation,
and as adressing it is unapproached by any pre-
paration that has yet been laid on the toilet of
Fashion.
,arIf you desire rosy cheeks and complex
ion fair and free from Pimples and BlOtcEeS,
purify your blood by the use of DR.. Pierce S
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t has no equal for
this purpose.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-01
The temperance Paper.

EDITORS CHRONICLE: Being about to leave
East Tennessee for an absence OF several weeks,
I think it due to those who are working tor tn G
proposed Temperance paper that they should be
informed of the prospects of the enterprise The
reports which have reached, me are of the most s
encouraging character; and if the same activity
shall mark the efforts of agents everywhere,
there is not the slightest doubt of its success.
1 wish particularly to say to, any who may
entertain doubts respecting the matter, that
there will be no risk about it. The plan IS to
nut the paper on a safe basis at the very. start,
and unless this is done, there will be no begin
ming. If you are asked to pay your subscrip-
ton, you may rest assured that you will get the
paper for one year.
My absence need not interfere with the ope,-
ratiGns of the agents. Let each one secure and
forward, as heretofore directed, the largest list
possible, by the last of March.
The question of success and failure in submit
ted to YOU Which shall it be
Respectfully
d. NJ. DREAMER.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-01
COMMERCIAL,
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED DAILY BY
j. w. GAUT,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
Market Place, KnoTUiUG, Tennessee.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Feb. y, 1

KNOXVILLE Tenn. Feb. y, 1872
Quotations of leading articles:
PRoDUcE-Stands about as at this time las
week.
our mills at 81. 40ai. 60 per bushel.
CoRN-Is worth 60c. loose, buying; selling
price, II to 72!c in car loads.
OATs-GOod local demand at 45c. loose; sell
ing from store, 57aGOc. sacked.
HAY-Buying price 90caSl % per cwt, baled ;
selling, 81 10 by the car load.
DRIED FRUIT-Nominal half peaches, .! to
&c Apples, 4!a5c. ,...,-,-
FLoUR-Scarce and in demand; best family
brands, $500 per sack; extra 81 10.
BACoN-Buying loose from wagons 1af3c Tor
hog round Well trimmed Hams are wanted
at 10c -,
LARD-Some demand at GABLE; selling at 10a
10!c. in tin cans.
FEATHERs-Prme, So; duck and mixed, 40o
SOC.
BUTTER-Prime for local trade zoe to &c
irregular lots, 10 to 15c, dull.
EGGs-15 to 18c per dozen.
IRISH PoTAToEs-65a70c., loose from wagons
RAGs-3a34c.
BEEswAx-27a28c per pound.
SEED-Clover, So 90 per bushel.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-01
IiffeII.aLiNIns Age.

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-01
Chancery Court at Knoxville,

NO. Z,jIZ
Kent Jarvis, Charles Seymour, A. r. Humes, Charles
Warning and Charles d. McGuhey, ex parte,
NTHEREAS, THE ABOVE NAMED PARTIES
w have flied their petition in the Chancery Court
at Knoxville asking for charter Of incorporation by
the name and style of the 'Unaka Mining and Manu-
Featuring Company under the act of the General As
sembIy entitled AN act to authorize the Chancery
COur of this State grant letters of incorporation
The objects of such incorporation to purchase;
rent. lease and sell land mines, water powers and
farms operating chiefly in the Ocoee District Iennes
COMMITTEES of Monroe, BOunt, Polk and Bradley
Tn is therefore, to notify all persons who nave
any objections 10 the granting of said Charter to ap-
near before the Chancery Court at Knoxville, on the
third Monday of March, next, and show cause why
letters of incorporation should not issue, the petit
ton will be proceeded with ex parte and that copy
of this order be published, IN the knoxyl lie, Daily
y COPY u '--' N. L. PATTERSON. C. x NJ.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-01
Railroad Accident.

On Wednesday night the Knoxville bound
freight train on the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad ran of the track near
Morristown, but the track was cleared in time
not to delay the passenger train. The accident
was caused by broken rail.
There was no connection from Chattanooga
yesterday owing to an accident on the southern
end of the line. Passengers from Dalton ar
rived at the regular time however, and the en-
CINE and coach used in bringing them returned
shortly afterward.
The delay of the time from Chattanooga was
caused by large lock falling and obstructng
tbs track at Mountain Tank, sixteen miles dis
tant causing an interruption of communication
for about ten hours. No one Was hurt and no
damage done beyond the delay.
The delayed train arrived ut an early hour
this morning and the passengers transferred at
once without further detention.