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,TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The .Uuiyersisy-The Chair of Moral
sE.f..m pf,aIoeepl1y Fil1eea.
Especial telegram 10 the Dtspatchl

h q
tss philosophy Files.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, June 30.-The Board
of Visitors have just elected by a unanimous
vote President N. z. Davis, LII. d., OF
Bethel College, Kentucky, to fill the chair OF
Moral Philosophy in the University OF VIZ
ginia.
A graduate of Mercer University and OF
Yale College, for time professor in How
ard College, Alabama, once president o.
Judson Female College, Alabama, and for
several years the popular president of Bethel
College, Kentucky; young man, a ripe
scholar, fine teacher, of wide reputation as
an educator, and heightened Christian gen.
tleman, though not minister, DR.. Davis will
bring to the chair every element of success.
His testimonials from such men as the Fac
uIty of Bethel College, the Faculty Of Mer-
Ger University, Drs. J. P. Boyce, John A.
Broadus, and W. II. Whitsitt Of the South
ern Baptist Theological Seminary; ES-Gov-
ernor T. H. Watts, of Alabama; Governor
Leslie, of Kentucky Judge Freeman, of the
Supreme Court of Tennessee; Rev. DR..
Manly, president Georgetown College, Ken
lucky Rev. DR.. Furman, president Furman
University, South Carolina; Rev. DIR. R..
Reynolds, of University of South Carolina
Professor W. S. Webb, of Mississippi Col
Iege; Drs. Curry and Jeter, of Richmond !;
Ex-Governor John W. Stephenson, of Ken
lucky; DR.. J. y. Bowman, Regent of the
University Of Kentucky Rev. DR.. r. R!y-
land, of Lexington, Kentucky; Professor
D. F. Boyd, of the Louisiana State
University DR.. Charles Manly, president of
the Union University, Tennessee, and large
number of others, were of the very strongest
character, and seemed to leave no doubt on
the minds of the Board that despite his most
worthy competitors DR.. Davis was the man
for the position. -.
The election of DR.. Davis has, of course,
created some disappointment among the
friends of the other fifteen worthy gentle
men whose names were before the Board,
but when the facts are fully known the
friends of the University generally will see
the wisdom of the selection. The real con-
test was between DR.. Davis and Hon. James
c. Southall, whose accomplished scholarship,
facile pen, and popular manners, have made
him so many friends.
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commencement Week Mt the Protest
ant Episcopal Theological Seminary
uaar Alexandra
Correspondence of the Richmond Daspai

ie.rrespondence of the Richmond Dspateh.I
,ALgxANDRIk, Va, June rs, 1878.
The fiitieth annual commencement of the
W ,ll-known Theological Seminary of the
hi ,cese Of Virginia, three Es;tss west OF this
cit !, having just taken place, the Episcopal
rea ie,s, Mt least, OF the Dispatch will lie in--
tere ted In some details concerning it,
Tae attendance of visitors FROM q distance
during Tue week was observed to be smaller
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Vl.se, -, y. Fire An Georgia.

], sAvAssAH, june 80. Hail of che. business
norton of Thomasyille, Ga, has been oe-
stroyed by fire. The names Of che sufferers
Eare:a Hardgway 81 McKinnon, Johnston %
strimsner, Western Union telegraph once
w. q. Davis g. Co., j. T. HOLMAN, j: watt,
x. Hirt, A. & r. Smith, Hunt d PuFyear.
J. Fass, S. T. Cassels, B. Goldberg, Rushing
81 Outen, Hammond & Davis, Judge Alex.
ander, DR.. D. r. Brandon. Loss, Sl5oooo'
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Alleged Isayiss.er IltlleA

CINCINNATI, June 30.-At Des Aoines,
Iowa, on Saturday night, Nelson Yard shot
and killed Jackson Jones, who he alleges
had outraged his wife. Mrs. Yard also fired
at Jones with revolver. Yard and wife
surrendered voluntarily 10 the authorities
Both are in nD.
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The Cholera.

CINCINNATI, June 3d. Seven cholera deaths
occurred here yesterday.
NASHVILLE, June 30.-Ten deaths from
cholera were reported yesterday.
ClSclsNATI, June 30.--Thirteen cholera
deaths reported to-day.
NASHVILLE, June 30.--Eight deaths from
cholera to-day.
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by Telegraph.

NV yoKx. June ao.-FIour dull and faVors y.
~ Nh common To- fair extra, 50: good 10 che
a. isGsIo5o Whiskey in fair request at oSc: VIZ
duh. With only limited inquiry winter req r wess
inferior, sl.45 very choice, SIS Ior Rre arr.
l,Gsic. PORK steady. Lard steady; Tar prs NJ
active at Atc. Rosin lower at s3.76te ss-o'' ! SE
dull at 7tc Fleights active.
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Death OF a Scientist.

CINCINNATI, June 30.-.-Colonel John w.
Foster, Of this city, died here last night, aged
tifty-eight years. He was widely known
among men of science in this country and
Europe, and was the president Of the Asso-
citation for the Advancement OF Scler e.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

s,endy ws WIFE, 7e yellow, see PrSsisi0ns sG
and amet Mess pork. Sle.S9@SH; saco'i S s,,f
in improved demand: shoulders. sMnste. I'll a. ~,
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Rumor of h Duel.

New ORLEANS, Jupe 30,-A rumor Is cur
rent that Colonel b, Ryett, Jr., chief editor
of the Picaytne, and ex-Judse Cooley haVe
gone to Mississippi city to fight due''
Judge Cooley was one Of the counsel icr the
plaintiff Ia the recent suit Of Hawkins uS'
the pjc1,as,,e for libel. ...
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FINANCIAL.

SALES AT RICHMOND srocK ExsHs
d E ft., 49,. JUstso, fss
10 shares Virginia steamship and Psfet @
pssa is.o as Piedmont krosd frst mortsf bog
: ssa o. Virginia sa tax-receivable coupons at r..
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c,>r,uSSATI MARKETS.

CISC1SSArI, June 3o.-Four IN iair ae,d''
lower az So s061Ss.s5. Corn lu'et ~ as W. scc,s
yisions f,rmer and more Ictive. Pork sis'.a's.
recon in good demand and hrmer shoulacr'' It
sides aflDesc Whiskey steady at eec.
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e,o,nnret,on off tTpo 1leWfs TunneI.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, June 3D.-Ihe
Lewis tunnel, an important one on THE line
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, will De
completed Friday. 1t has broken! several
contractors aud caused the death of sundry
laborers. On Monday next the cars Will
run through on the permanent track from
the James to the Ohio river.
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The weather In New York.

New YORK. June 30.-The heat yesterday
was scorchng in this city, and several sun
strokes were reported At Long Branch
and on the Jersey coast Il steady rain fell
from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. till nearly sunset, but
none fell here.
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ST IoUIS MARKETS.

ST.. LOUIS, June 3O.-Flonr quiet. corn 'T -
at 3ijc. for No. mixed Whiskey dii ~ ~, Nd o.
dull and demand light. Bacon-'3ounhSs en- ' and
for. clear sides. Lard dull refined, s3epssc'
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nv telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June so.-Money closed mort q
atsSas, Sterling weaker at ,os@1ceh Goldss
lIss@1lsa. Governments quiet ana nrm.
duil and steady. Tennessee's. 80; new, isf
ginia's, 20: new, 80; consols. sst' oeieHe
Louistana's, As; new. 10; 'eVees. 40; s's, o"
bams,s, 80; SIS. SIS. Georgia's, -; rs. 90.
Carroll mas. rs; new, Is; special tax, Il.
Caro,pa,s, 20; new, Is: April and october, 90
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Suicide of a Lady.

Especial telegram to the Dislatch:1
GREENSBORO, N. c., Jtne 3O.-Mrs. Maria
McMurry. of this town, hung herself yester-
day morning. She was highly respectable
lady.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

France.
PARIS. June 3O.-M. Gabriac succeeds
Jules Ferry as French Minister at Athens.
BAYosNE, June 30.-IuteIligence has
reached here that four'thousand men OF the
nrovince of Bscay have declared against the
Republican Government in favor OF Don
Carlos. The insurgents appointed ofl:ers
for the proyince and municipalities from
among their own number in the interest OF
the Carlist movement.
MADRID. June 30.-The Gdcetd to-day
publishes decree of the Government instl-
tuting a medal in commemoration of tts
Cuban war, which is to be bestowed upon
such officers and soldiers of the Spanish army
as have distinguished themselves in suppress
ing the rebellion.
THE COMMUNIST PRISONERS.
PARIS, June 30.-President McMahon in.
tends to ask the Commission of Pardons to
remit the sentences of those Communist
prisoners whose behavior has been uneX'
ceptionable since their conviction.
The Great English Traveller.
LONDON, June 30.-The Government has
received dispatch from Sir Samuel I.
Baker, dated Klinotown, May ~. where he
and other Europeans bad safely arrived.
The country so far south as the equator has
been annexed to Egypt. The slave trade
aud other irregularities had been suppressed.
\ road has been opened TO Zanzibar. He
conquered, OH May 9th, an African prince
and his army. His mission was success.
Spain. e.,
MADRID. June 30.-A dispatch from the
commander of the Government troops at
Seville announces that he has been compelled
TO Withdraw his forces from that city I'D order
To prevent conflict between the soldiers and
citizens.
Austria. ..
VIENNA, June GA violent thunder aud
ruiu.storm tonight flooded the Exhibition
grounds and did much injury. The Amerl-
can department and German gallery were
badly damaged The roof OF the Chicago
restaurant was driven in, and the building
and contents ruined. uf
General de Schweintz, Ambassador Of the
German Empire to Austria, and his wife.
gave brilliant fete and reception Saturday
evening. Among the distinguished persons
present were the Empress Augusta, of Ger
many, the Emperor and Empress Of Austria,
the princes and arclldukeS of the royal fami'
lies of Prussia and Austria, many repre-
sentatives of English and German nobility
now visiting the Exposition, the family OF
Hon. Hamilton Fish, Of Washington, mem
bers of The diplomatic corps, and others. b.
~#-. italy. ..- '.
ROME, June 3O.-The ministerial crisis
continues. The agreement between Minghet
ii and Depretis has been broken of, and
Minghetti will attempt the creation OF a
Cabinet out of the old majority in the Par
Lament. X.
TERRIFIC EARTHQUAKE AND GREAT Loss OF LIFE
FLORENCE, June 30.--A terrific earthquake
occurred yesterday 10 the country north OF
Venice, destroying much property ano
human life. The following persons were
killed: At BcIeuno, 4; at Reve Dalpago,
injured; at Torrco, killed ut Garage, 4;
at Frous, IL; at Vissone, =; al CuvessaSo
l.. Several churches are III ruins. many
shattered, and hundreds of houses leyelled
The inhabitants have fled to the fields.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01
. T. w G o . ID 5.

We are opening daily additions to our largcs'"'s
SLIPPERS, TIES, PRINCE ALBERTS, u
FORDS, JUNIATTAS, VIEWPOINTS,
and Il variety of other styles suitable for pre-
wear. Prices very low.
TRUNKS, SATCliELS, u. X. HAGS.@'
Ladies' and Gents Custom Work, hest quallic,'
STYLES, made To- order and guaranteed to tit.
JOHN H. BOSCHES & son
10 az 500 and 51j Broad stree
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WOOD AND COAL.

DUY FUEL NOW.--In yard and to ar
ID rive, large sugpli's best free,6urnlng EGG
weirhedl ana the celebrated CLOVER HILL
Lninp. Hail, aud Engine. now superior and pure
and lneq ualled for steam. CUMBERLAND COAL
and cooking COKE, at Go,pest summer rates. Fa.
variable contracts made with families, factories
Soundres and public offices and institutions In city
and State: Buy without delay, as prices are GER
tainly and materially advancing.
AS sole manufacturer by steam Of the approved
and poplIlar kINDLlNG AND COOhlNG WOOD
il with longj is sold In the interest of economy
and convenience Mt Offices corner Mini and Cary,
And iii Main street. j. b. WATKINS.
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Supposed Murder of a British Army
nHSear .A.. Z ."

New YORK, June 30.-The body of man
found Saturday on South Beach, Staten
Island, has been recognized as that of Colo.
mel Lionel Percy Sidney, late Of the British
army. He left the De Soto House, on Blocker
street, on the 21st instant, to draw large
sum of money from his bankers, and had not
been seen since that time. AS no money
was found on his person foul play is sus-
I'D
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.yice.Presiaens Walson.

WAsHtseros, ID. c., june ao.-A letter
from Boston received here says that Vice
President Wilson'S friends are seriously con.
cerned about the condition Of bis health,
which has become very much impaired. In
dications of paralysis have shown then'-
selves. iAo'
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 80,

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 80, 1918.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New }"
merchandise and passengers, G.. W. Allen
agents. ,u,.,- ..,.
Steamer Alliance. Plat, Philadelphia, mcrch
disc, " II. Porter. aGcpt
Steamer John sylvester, Post, horinlR. III
cbandiso and passengers, l.. +. Taiu'n. nGrn,.
Brig Mary Staples, Baltimore. IN ballast 10 Il
tobacco for Trieste, +. W. IIannewinklc.
Schooner Annie NJ Edwards, Adams IhiA'
phia, coal, :. 7. Lathrop.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford. Norfolk, II.
cliandise and passengers. j.. b. Iatum, agent.
10y TELEGRAPH.I.
NEW York, June 3o.--Arrtved, steamers pa -
lin Wyauokc. Hamburg. >idcnia. Idaho, Rer"'
Tor, Terry. and city of Paris. Arrived out, stj
ers Hansa AMI ThuriBria.
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Fire I'm Detroit.

DETROIT, June 30.--Baker & Co.'S tobacco
factory was burned here to-day. Loss, 49,
600 ".-..| ..".-s
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MahhEI
PHILADELPHIA, June 30s-Cattle market
very dull and prices unchanged: sales, 5,"V D
extra Pennsylvania and Western steers, q.
Sheen dull sales 10000 at 43fyJic. pr lb. u
dull and lower; sales Of 5000 at ~ 25d $3.50
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CRAWFORD SPRIN G S.-These
" SPRINGS, situated eighteen miles west or
Stai,Dton and one tnile from Pond Gap depot
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad are now open. Com
Portable rooms, good fare; fine sulphur, chaiyseate,
and frcestone water. Board: 81 per day. $40 per
week $40 ,er month. Address the subscriber at
Pond Gap, Augusta county, virginia
Nv I-lof@ WILLIAM I'll. WADDELL.
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Accident nj. sbe Hoosac Tunnel.

HoosAc TUNNEL, June 3o.--To-day box
Of Giant powder exploded four thousand
feet from the eastern mouth OF the tunnel,
killing four and fatally wounding two per-
IpDS.
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DAyIs's OLD STAND, FRANKLIN STREET.
W.. have on'hand = tirslr.,ic lot both OF null
AID HORSES, and would be glad ~ ha'ea'5
from any one In want Of superior stock. ~
prices are low aud our terms liberal
40 lin TURNER 4 &C
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HE 4 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

NofnMeneesnent WesE-Etae Prus-
q pecss-Th Landscape frora fsae no.
II snnsla- A rsiyals- Opening sersnon
before the Young Mems Ghristian
AssOciatfon-The list OF Graduates.
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A WYNN G. S-PREMIUM STENCIL
IN WORkS.-MAHONE e CO., manufacturers
of PLAIN and FANCY AWNINGS for stores and
dwellings.
BRAND-CUrrISG and INCORPORATING
In ai their lr.ncbes (all and saa samnles or our
work. Southwest corner Of Fourteenth and atain
streets under Cohen's bank, Richmond, Va.
j. 2~ln
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ROOTS, SHOES, .xe.

ON HAND, GOOD ASSORT-S
OMENT of BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS 81 =
TRUNKS. SATCHELS, &c Most of thea
goods were made for US aud Are oI choice guam
and will be sold cheap. -
MARCUS HARRIS& BROTHER,
corner Fifth and Broad street.
inosow and l3Rl Main siIttL
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MULES. HORSES. 40.

rENURNER e CO., Pc,
EXCHANGE, SALE, AND LIVERY n
STABLES, a&kAs4
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MOOD! woODl WOOD!

200 cords No. l PINE. WOOD just received,
which will sell for cash ut my yard, on Eighth
between Byrd and Arch streets. Office, Winterpock
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pURT'S BUTTON.BOOTS for IN. gSl
} dies misses. and children; ladies' anhEEl
misses WHITE KID BUrTpS-B0JTSI a.
gentlclnrn's STRAP TIES. with n general
assOrtnen. OF all the various klnds al BOo!
SHOES, and ALTERS. TRAVELL!>,
TRUNKS. HANDBAGS, Sc. Visitors 10 the ~
are requested TO call at 333 broad street. corner
Fourth. [my I'll W.P. W. TAff.o%
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

90 9TH Av., FIRST FLOOR-A COMPETENT
L1fC and fashionable dressmaker would like few
more engagements at home or by the day III private
fa
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

OiP EAST AST STA YOUNG GIRL AS SEAM.
AfU stress is willing to assist with children. Call
for two days.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

OC7 WEST 46TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
LC( seamstress, by the day or week; has her own
Wheeler Wilson's sewing machine; or would take
work to her own home can cut and IT.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

105 BROADWAY, CORNER CT 5orH STA RE-
l.fOC spectacle young girl chambermaid and to
assist with the washing and ironng best city reference
from her last place. Call or address
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

OH 42D ST.. BETWEEN I'D AND Sd Avs.-A
Llf very respectable girl seamstress and nurse
operate Wheeler Wilson's machine; best refer.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

CCS lST Av.. BETWEEN 18TH AND 10Th sTs.-TO
CCC do general housework in small private family
good
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

7C1 WEST 32D ST., OVER A PRIVATE STABLE
lCl respectable girl lately landed to do general
Homework in small private iamiy good city refer
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

O0I EAST 18TH ST., ONE DOOR FROM I'D AVA
Uf respectable young girl seamstress and ~ take
care Of children in private family Call or cdress
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

900 WEST nth STA GIRL PERFECT IN SLIP
40 cover cutting and making wishes to have work
for priv ate families E. ALTEEHAIN.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

100 Sd AVA RESPECTABLE scoTCHwoMAN
lOA lately landed, to do general house ork In small
family in the city preferred Address.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

OO7 WEST 3lsT ST.. BETWEEN 7TH AND sTH
~ avs. third noor-A young girl as seamstress;
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S machine; willing and obiging
wages object @@xH
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

900 EAST 18TH ST., TOP FLOoR-A YOUNG
CAO girl, lately lanocd dived In a genteman's fam
lily in Ireand), to do housework herself gene
rally useful in private family.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

7SO WEST 3lsT STA RESPECTABLE COLORED
JcC woman to do general housework in small
family; French fiat preferred; good reference. Call
or address. e{
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

71Q WEST 10TH ST, IN THE STORE.-A RE-
Ito spectacle woman de esres amy washing TO do at
her own home futng done in best monner Call for
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

900 EAST 18TH ST-TO DO HOUSEwORK IN A
~ private family; or as plain Cook, washer and
ironer: city reference. -l---
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-02-26
CONGRESSIONAL APPoRTIoNMENT.

The following bill to reapportion the
state into Congressional districts was in
troduced in the Senate on Tuesday 10y Mr..
Snipes, from the Joint Committee on APP
portionment:
First-The counties of Johnson, Carter,
Sullivan, Washington, Greene, Hawkins,
Hancock, Claiborne, Granger, Hamblin and
Cooke.
Second-Campbell,S Scott, Fentress, Cum
berland, Morgan, Roane, Anderson, Union,
Knox, Jefferson, SEWER Blount and Lou
don.
Thrd-NIonroe, McMinn, Polk, Brad
ley, James, Meigs, Rhea, Hamilton, Ma
riOn, Sequatchie Bledsoe, Van Buren,,
Grundy, Coffee, Warren and White.
Fourth-Overton, Clay, Jackson, Put
nam, DeKalb, Smith, Macon, Sumner,
Wilson, Trousdale and Cannon.
Fifth-Rutherford, Williamson, Bed
ford, Lincoln, Franklin and Marshall.
SlXth-Davidson, Robertson, Montgom-
cry, Cheatham, Dixon, Houston and
Stewart.
Seventh-Hu Humphreys, Hickman, Per.
ry, Lewis, Maury, Hardin, Giles, Law
renee and Wayne.
Eighth-Benton, Henry, Carroll, Weak
ley, Gibson, Obion, Lake and Crockett.
Ninth-Hardin, Decatur. Henderson
McNairy, Madison, Haywood, and Fay
cite.
Tenth-Shelby, Upton, Lauderdale ant
Dyer.
So far as the Second District is concern
ed, we have no special objections to urge
against Senator Snipes' bill, but as pro
posed the population is about twelve
thousand in excess of the average. Fen
tress and Cumberland might be taken OIL
which would leave the district in bette
of population.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-02-26
Enst Tennesxee Notes.

Morristown has bakery that is in Il
1ourishing condition.
The Evening Mail has ceased publication
as daily it will be continued as Weekly.
Little Pigeon has been so high that the
trains on the c., c. G.. and c. Railroad
can not cross.
a Times correspondent is opposed to con-
fering criminal jurisdiction iii the Ham
ilton County Court.
The Sentinel and Reporter is urging the
people g! Greene county 10 o-stir them
selves in preparing for their county fair.
The Roane Iron Company's mill has
been idle for several days on account of a
lack of stock, but will start up again on
Monday. The boys will be glad of this, as
playing checkers is not Il profitable bust
uess.
The bill giving Mrs. Mary Love, of this
county, So, 900 for services rendered the
Federal army during the war, has become
law. We congratulate Mrs. Love on her
SUCCESS in obtaining this recognition.
From what We incidentally learned, she is
justly entitled to this amount, and more,
for very valuable services performed in
this section during the siege of Knoxville
- Kingston Teaylesseean.
A lot Of fine beef cattle were brought to
Sweetwater day or two ago. They were
purchased for w. G. Cleveland, from Nc.
Murray, Davis and Millsaps. They were
raiSed in the mountains aud are very tiue
Our valley cattle raisers would do well tC
come IN and see this lot before they are
shipped, which will probably convince
them that our mountain people know
something about fattcning cattle as wei
as the valley farmers. Mr.. Cleveland now
hah six car loads, which makes seventeen
he has shipped South within the last
month. -pSt0eetspdter Enterprise.