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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-10
A CHANCE FOR A BLAST FURNACE.

Now that the Methodist Central Univer-
sity is located at Knoxville, and the first
fruits of the enterprise and liberality of
our people as a community are gathered,
we trust the lesson will not fail of its NOR
al. and that the good work will go on, Just
as certainly as business man, by enter
prise and public spirit, pushes his trade,
just so certainly city profits by the liber-
atty and vim of its people. We
must not now pause because we have
won a decided victory in the contest
for the University. 1t is the beginning,
we trust, of a more progressive era for our
growing young city. If we improve the
opportunities now offering we can give
wonderful impetus to our growth.
We are authorized to say to the public
that responsible party of manufacturers
aud capitalists propose erecting blast fur
mace in Knoxville, provided We help them
procure an eligible site. They guarantee
to put in operation furnace within eight
months, provided proper encouragement
is given. The work will be begun
at once or as soon after the site is secured
as practicable. The same company have
been offered ten acres of valuable ground
elsewhere provided the works were estab-
lished there. This is an enterprise the inn
portance of which few of our people fully
appreciate. Competent iron men haye
given it as their opinion that Knoxville
was one of the very best points in the
South for furnace. Here, a variety of ores
can be. secured at reasonable prices. With
these ores iron of any desired quality can
be manufactured. A furnace once located
here and in successful operation, demon
strating the fact that this is an advanta-
geous point for the manufacture of iron,
would of course draw other enterprises.
One furnace so managed, would we are
convinced bring a second inside of year.
Two furnaces would bring rolling mills.
Such industries come in pairs, and rapidly
multiply. henucleus once formed itwould
be the work of but few years to make
this the center of gigantic manufacturing
enterprises.
The opportunity for beginning this
manufacturing growth so long talked of is
now here. We hope and believe that it
will be promptly improved. The work
of securing the site is in the hands of some
of our best business men and they will put
it in shape at once for our citizens to act
upon. We are entirely safe in saying that
every reasonable demand will be complied
with. Knoxville is now fully aroused, and
the dreams of its sanguine friends are to be
realized if we but keep on in the liberal
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-10

DRESS GOODS
In great variety. consisting of
BLACK AND COLORED LYONS SILKS.
BLACK AND GRAY STRIPED SUMNER SILKS.
JAPANESE SILKS. Plain and Striped.
Black Iron Grenadines.
SILK STRIPE FRENCH GRENADINES in COlors.
Printed linen Lawns and L men Suitings-
Percales. Batisre Cloths and Piques.
LIGHT WEIGHT ALL WOOL FRENCH CASH
MERES. for Spring and Summer wear.
splendid stock of
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES.
One and Two Button
KID GLOVES.
in white black and mode eoIors and party shade.
Ladies and Childrens English and German Hosiery.
Ladies and Children's Gauze Under Vests,
A beautiful assortment of
SILK TIES, SCARFS SASH RIBBONS. REAL
POINT COLLARS AND POINT HDKFS.
India Shawls from SIS to $500.
FANS, PARASOLS,
GUIPURE AND THREAD LACES.
LUBlN'S EXTRACTS, &c
Prices low. Goods shown with pleasure.
ALVIN BARTON,
No. 10 GaySt,
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT..
GENTS AND BOYS FINE CLOTHING.
All goods IN this department made in the best man
ner.
NEW YORK MILLS AND WAMASUTTA SHIRTS.
Open back and 'front.'
LINEN COLLARS-Czar, Byron, Dickens, Florence.
Matinee. and other styles.
LINEN AND DRILL DRAWERS.
Silk and Gauze Undershirts
Silk. Lisle and Cotton Half Hose.
Suspenders, Braces, Cravats
Collar Buttons, Sleeve Buttons
Studs &c,
ALVIN BARTON,
10 Gay St.
CARPET DEPARTMENT..
New patterns now on exhibition in
Velyets, frame body Brussels,
English Tapestry Brussels,
Body Brussels and Tapestry Stair Carpets,
ply, Ingram and Hemp Carpets,
Coir Mattings, Plain and Stripes
White and Checked Canton Mattings "A, ga and 81
Checked Angola Mattings,
Floor Oil Cloths, all widths.
Lace and Damask Curtains.
Corniccs, Tasses. Loops and Fixtures.
Administer, Wilton and Velvet Rugs
Measurement of rooms taken. Carpets made and
put down.
Carpets and Mattings at wholesale and retail.
ALVIN BARTON,
nch %. 1873. No. 10 Gay st.
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JOHN STUART MILL.

In the death of John Stuart Mill, the
announcement of which will be found in
our dispatches this morning, England loses
one of her greatest philosophers, scholars
and statesmen.
He was the son of James Mill, a distin-
guished political economist and metaphy-
stefan, and was born in 1906. Under the
guidance of his father, his earlier educa-
ton was conducted, and it is doubtless to
this that much of his mental strength and
exactness is due.
His enquiring mind entered into all SUBJ
jects even at this early age, and by wide
range of study he laid the foundation for
the great diversity but thoroughness of his
labors in after life. Rarely has any man
handled so many and such diverse subjects
and so well.
Hisfirst appearance before the world in a
literary character was in book on Botany,
1.-THE British Flora" and it was immedi-
ately recognized as an authority on the
subject. He soon assumed the editorial
management of the London and Westnaia-
ster Reoiesc, and in this periodical from
1885 to 1S40, appear some of his best short
productions, mainly articles on Bentham
and Coleridge. n q. 90
In lS43, he published in two volumes
WHAT maybe properly called his masterpiece
"A system of logic, ratiocinative and in
ductive," and which more fully expresses
the principles of his Philosophy perhaps,
than any other one of his productions. The
broad, liberal grounds of his philosophy
have been vigorously attacked by oppo-
nents, but it has doubtless more adherents
to-day than when 1t was first promulgated.
His views are so peculiar and independent;
so seemingly aristocratic, yet in reality so
democratic; his morality so loose, yet in
truth SO exacted; and his religion so un-
orthodox, but at the same time so pure and
rational, that the common and unrefect-
Ing mind Were amazed at the apparent in
consistency of his system and as rule
still cling to the traditions of the past. Yet
upon the more highly cultivated mind, it
has left its impression and the result of its
working will be felt long after his name will
have ceased, perhaps, to be associated with
it. He was among the foremost of the
champions in England for female suffrage
and allowing to women all the rights and
privileges of men, and his labors in that
direction have not been unproductive of
good.
AS a scholar, he took front rank among
the educated men of the present time: as
profound logician, he had no equal in
England or in the world, if we except, per-
haps, Mr.. Herbert Spencer; as statesman
and parliamentarian, he was honest and
upright; as philosopher, he was respect
ed and admired, even by the opponents of
his system; as an individual, he was be-
loved and honored by all those who had
an opportunity to know his high, pure
and noble nature.
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Sherif's Sale.

RY, VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY
~ the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Knox county,
Iennessee. Will on Saturday. the 3lst day of May,
wtmn legal nours IN front of the court house door ia
Knoxville sell for cash in hand to the highest bidder
at public outcSy certain tract of land situated and
on Roseberry Creek. adjoining the lands Of r. NJ
Epps. VIM. II; Carter and others, levied ON as the
property of S. M. Shipe to satisfy execution in
hand against the said Shipe and in favor Of VIM Lew
is administrator. May the 5th, 1873. = -
vSd1W3 ALEX. REEDER, Deputy Sheriff.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-10

THAT great minds run in the same chan
mel is often exemplified in the editorial
columns acknowledgements. Thursdays
Press and Herald had an editorial on our
stock of national anniversaries which is a
verbatim copy of an editorial on the same
subject in the New York Tribune of late
date. New York and Knoxville are
some distance apart but the sympathy be-
tween the two independent journals last
summer was so intense that it is not
strange that they now have the same
thoughts and sympathy. .-.f..
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White Cliff Springs.


US. MAIL PACKET. HUGH MARTIN,
WILL IPLY BETWEEN LOUDON AND ROCK
w WOOD, as follows
Leave Loudon daily Sundays excepted at 4 A. NJ.
arriving at Kingston at AN and at lockwood at Ii
Coker for all points below on Mondays and Thursdays
Returning-leaye lockwood at 11:S0 AM, Kingston
at PPM. and arrive at Loudon at M I6it
For freight or passage apply on board, at Jas NJ
Dennings. ap20dtf VIM. ALLISON, Master 6 elk.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-01
SlplllLlTIC ERADlCATOE.

This preparation IL acknowledged 10 be-
superior Ia all known medicine as u sure
and certain cure for syphilis IN all It's forms.
no matter how deplorahlc the condition of
the patient II iscntircly vegetable II can
be taken IN AL conditions Of the system. and
with safety, also, in connection with other
medicine. II the patient desires. The re-
cipc, from which this preparation was made,
was obtained nom AN old physician IN South
America, in lS22, by DIR, sherman, ST.. who
has used IL with unparalleled success In the
treatment OF syphilis. not only exciting the
admiration aud ustonishpcut of leading citi-
lons, but of the medical faculty, aud has
.s~cd the lives OF many nii,ic,od when given
M ~ past hope by skiilful and eminent ply
sicians.
one bottle viii satisfy the greatest skeptie
as TO its superiority over all other prepare
tons now in use.
Price. q per bottle. Sent 10 any part of
the United Statesby express. Prepared and
sold only by
DIR. SHERMAN,
The Great Specialist,
No ! Chrsty Az, 81. Lonis, Mo.
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NEW GOODS,

Mr-. Anna Lang on Eighth street. between
Commercial aud Washington avenues. has
Just opened out n stock of new aud fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hudrcd
and iifty different styesof hats and bdncts.
beside large assortment OF ribbons. low.
ers and notions OF all sorts, all of which vii
be sold ut the lowest prices.
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AN ITEM WORTH NoTISG.-The follow
ing was overheard on ono of the stroo,-
cars in Saint Louis. "Dr. McCabes
Medicatcd Blackberry Brandy, sir, saved
two of my children from the grave. Our
family physician had given them up and
now, sir, we will not be without this re-
medy. Money is no consideration for it
no family in the city should be without il. .
This man uttered the sentiments of hun
drods Of thousands 7-o3-2w
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FINE LAUNDRY WORK.

Mrs. Lettic Coleman takes this method
OF informing the public that sho l. now
prepared 10 do all kinds of line laundry
work at cheap rates. Fluting, cfimping,
etc, donc n; small advance per dozen
on plain clothes Families and individuals
viii find Ito their advantage to take their
clothes 10 Mrs. Coleman. Residence ON
Fourth street, south side, between Wash
inston and Commercial avenues. 7-G-lm
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE
WlihELER ~ WILSON SEW
ING MIICIIINE

The only authorized agent of this ma
chine in Cairo is Robert j. Foster whose
Office is ON Sixth street aud Commercial
avenue, in Dan liartman's store. j. G..
Carson is not authorized to adjust or re-.
pair my machines aud parties must not
look 10 mo If their machines are injured
by him. A. SUMNER.
81. Louis June 20, 1873. G-l7-3w
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Flashing in their peurly sheen,
From the glorious corsiinc,
Sec those teeth untarnished
White alike, tho back and front
Yes, by the fragrant Sozndont,
May bcauty's mouth DO garnished
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u. NJ. Ward IL now prepared To deliver the
best OF sawed and plithickory wood Ia any
part OF the city. Also all k,nls Of wood and
coal alwal on hand. Leave orders at hi
Office, corn5r seventeenth street and Com
mercal avenue. JaJtl
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TIL E BULLETIN.
sssdiss matter ON cvery.pnx..
NEW ICE CREAM SALOON

George the barber has opened an .scc
cream saloon in tho room ncx, door 70
nus barber shop. Tho apartments are
well and nicely furnished, and the quality
OF tho ice cream prepared by George ia
excellent. There are also private apart.
ments fitted up expressly for ladies and
gentlemen, where thcy will DO Entirely
removed from tho in.orsion Of those they
may desire to avoid. George asks fair
share of tho patronage of leo cream ss-
looms, promising to treat them cour,eously
and give thcm the best in tho market.
& ~ Inn
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Use Dr. Henyy's WORLDS Tonic and
Bldbd Purifier.

II is :be great household remedy, pleasant 10
take. yet potent for the prevention and cure Of
6isenses. It Is better than Bitters, Cordial,
iluchu or sarsaparilla. Sold by DnigYists
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition. New
Gngrsvings, Two-hundred and sixty Pages.
Price 90 cents. Address Dir. BurTs' DIsPxS-
Mnr. ~ North Eighth Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
. Advertisement
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NorIcE lie hereby given that 1 will pay
no bills for goods sold 10 any Of the en-
ploycs of TnE CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or for tho use of tho Office
unlosc the same are furnished on an order
, igned by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
l2-2O-ly JoHN H. OnERIY.
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Mild yet thorongh-no nausea or grlping--en-
tIrely vegetablc-great liver remedy. Price IS
tents. sold by Druggists.
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kz.<Sl;zi;, S&SSSy
HIxvT3y
AK4Iyly SIMI4A
vinegar n,,,crs are NOT . vns Fancy Urns:
Whnr ~ 'oor Ruin, whisky, Proof 1plritn ana
70 please Tic taste caiicd fcssSr xppssiSsis,"
cuars and ruin Su, az a pp% cdlc.n ]" ' mail
S S a ASSsS snS ssSs irwin, T r, ~ - s
Hrnoyninr aud lnylrorninr of tho syssIn csfrylnr
On AZ Sa, sS Sr sSa 1s,oss Y:
lnNgsntinq hath mimi and bud, NAV Ar 49,
Of pdminlsiraiion. prompt in their action. cer,au
dllciqc '''''' :" ~ '''"' W
No rersow eaa take these uats%vs ACCORD
he 6ouca arc uos dsairo,rS 81 ms.ta np wo,
o. other ucnns and tue vital organs wasted bryoni
thc point ofrcpair.
IN H. Sr d l%%ss;, ss,.i measse PAN
nummp, suur Fluctuations o. tho Stomach. Tai
i6c '"r m o" =" ;no Inns, sa'p'' s
tcrlun Of thc kldnrys and n hnndrr1 o,hcs na,,tr
symptoms arr the on,pringa of ISyspepsIs' M The.
Prove u hotter rtnnnira of iis mrri,s Inn, W
iouglhy advertisement.
, s Ss "1s S G. ,srr "a Young OF OH
40 Ss> Vi ne, thcsc rouic Biticrs display 40 d.
rlIal n luniitncc that marked Improvement I,
mnjI,m and 0oui, DJspcpaIa or jndIass,ion. H.
iuda Houdt,m, md micrinitIcnt frvrrs. Dsess
u ,hr luood, Liver Kidneys and bladder. the,
uit,on hnyo brsn most m,ccessfl. such DIsssss
are canacd hy Initiated Hood. which v rcnstr,t,
produced by ,Iernng.n,cpt of tho UigestIvc Ovgrn-
the, ~. n Gcntic PwrGatlve as we'll q.
nEoni-, posscssIng also tho peculiar merit 0fa
iur asa powerful agent IN rc,irvinR Ovnvenston
Inflammation of ,he LAYER und vl<eerHi Organs al
~ rll,Ous Diseases. T
Foe skin diseases, rruptona letter, sa
nhcan, b,otcnes, spots, rimpica Pustulss, Rout
unrhunylos, Ring worms, scald Head, sore Eye
hfyinelan, l,eh, scurls' nlscooratons o. the ska
liumois anu Diseases OF tue skin. Of whsteyo
90 Of The eyaom 10 sbori time ~ ilruss o. ihesq
nlitr- one bottle 10 ench eases VIII s0nvtnce the
mos, 'hcncdulous o. their curative snects.
cleanse The Vi,tat~d Hood Whenever you
HEY ils inlpn,,llcs bursting itrOugh The akin IA
,in't,'s LInplloiis or SORES cleanse u when yog
uhl u opHrncie,i anu s'uegiah IN nv veinN; dean
hV,p no WVou pure, ana tho health OF thu synfeu
-, ''n 49,, W. rhoussnHs proclaim vtnxoAn nir
Ihi" W. most MunicLu ihVixorant that ever sns
laluNh we Wnhhr rytcln. -. tft'l ~
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Mrs. WhItco mh,s hyr,,p.

The great soothing remedy. Price only Is
senis. Gives rest 10 the mother aud health to
Tho child Sold by Druggists.
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
CHEAP FARMS In SOUTH WEST M(

UHEhT FhICNlO TN SUUTH- WEST Mo.
The Atlantic n Pacific Railroad COMPANY
oilers ,2oo,oW acres Of land in Central and
acre, on seven years time, with tree trans
portati0n from st. Louis tn all purchasers
climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth. schools
churches and awabiding society invite
elnigrants nom all points To this land of ir,lits
anu MOWERS. For particulars address A.
'"ck' Lana Commissioners, 1t. Louis, MO.
i-21-d-aodIy
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READ rFIIsf

READ TFIISf
A COMPLEMENTARY TESTIMONIAL 10
MtSSRS ] y {. MAGIiRE, 81 Ieuis, Mo ;
Gentlemen he undersigned having known you Tor
lists. aud observing the effective action Of your
femcdirl for whatever recommended, wish 10 bear
voluntary evidence 20 the efficacy ~ your last and
~ our opinion best preparation, MACUIRES
tLNDtHANGD BIIIEke," /, IS al that you
d4m or It a an Alternative. puipaitye, dcpur,ior
En- Ss,I' a,Hg specially upon The liver blood
JO5Efn BROWN. Mayor. who adds 81 have
inund this the most plea,ant and effective medicine
| have ever used 4"
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Comnissicner
WIN adds | endorse the hiOtur's opinion"
IHDS giCHESON, $. n LAlLIN,
Pres colller Lead Oh u Latin g Rand Powder
u. N HousER, CHAs. GoNTER.
Prop st. Louis Glubs I'tm'u Dem Cen Com
" T. WAGNER, . ItKGusON,
Cisrt Probate Cont 81 nief ~ Mo brm
BRITAIN 4 HliI linANs I. MUDD,
Auornry AZ laN l4l- iiiy& County ASH
$. BLOOD. fRhHk VAlLE.
Saving As. a. 80 CHAMBERS, .,
NORMAN ]. GOLDMAN. prc, iul. 4 bro, BaN
Pub Rural Wudi T. s. GREENWOOD.
NJ $ iIARTNErt, Pres V. NJ. &, A
lac tpy Cone,t.r a. a SllRNOCk,
THOa. WALSH, If Shyu,k & Co.
Architect " r GAY.
NJ. Y. ANpRtWS, az Gay, Iianpenfamp 4
Of Moody. Aii hcl g 60. Go
THERoh BARAUM JAAES ARCHER
% fafnnns iiotd.
And many oihsrs TOO nrpetous in mention.
3. & C.. FSAcuiRE,
Slo lregiawn, q LOUIS. No.
PRICE, rs ozMT3 PER BOTTLE.
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Thirty YEARS. REMEDY!
DiarrhUa, pysentery, Cholera Morbus, SUM
iAer Complaint, iIut, thiidren's Teeth
Ing, md the GrcR, Preventive OF
Aslntie Cholera.
MAGuIRE'S FEMME pLANT.

MAGUIIES FEMME PLANT.
NY. ssssasaest, se.a,s,n. -r,ess
hsfAeast ihfeush~at the snnn,fy
huy rfnl rvcf oirret 10 the pubiic TOT eonisihs
Nhiht y iutrhitd We have IN Iosetsisn tasaopis
gthahgi eluhlahY ~ Gel ionr lsis Nhot lepos,sih Al
featHntfn ana u he Father Il. d.
r9me, the cel Daisd Indian uissanpfy
nsN,, snrfNus hospital
steamer lrins lha rissispl and tributary freIs Wet
go shuitfry Hnd thfsiHn tuhsinhs plains
others 700 nuneaa e arnon ikswise highest anconiuns
"fhe praas rrAs n. valuable indoa qualities the hl1h.
rtietma No ohsr nod Inc has such We
hlin efrf To- hls
- haanr and Hon. Josrh brown eity of Nj
Louis, md maay nihsr state pnoa which there Il no
iu hlH Advertisement AUss,a-nf Frsspu a Eollin.
n' ~ "a H. fai,en ~ New iWk teid b. druggist. ana
90 ,cMAGusRE, soie prop,te,ors
y w cotne. OF owe And Snrond tts, !, ~ Louis
Mo, rriru, az cents pes battle.
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AN INFAIilBIE SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES
4'of the LIVER, BLOOD, KIDNEYS and BOW
ils, and great corrective oi all female derange-
meats. II contains no alcoholic spiut, and Is the
fp,ef'6lr iKtihfsfr /0r CalUi6
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At creations dawn the medicinal springs
Of the earth sparklcd aud dubbed as they
do now, but II required the light OF chem.
ical discovery 10 enable man 10 reproduce
them from their elements. M the Settler
water has been reproduced in
Tarrant's Enerycsoent Seltzer Aperlent
tho most effective combination OF % pure
tonic, y wholesome laxative, u refreshing
febriluge, and powerful anti-bllOrs agent
Vt present known. lilo immediate and per-
mAnent relief that II affords In cases Of
chronic constipation, billousness, stomach
comphinla, peivols depression, fever, rheu-
matisms dFOpsy, piles, headache, heartburn
ana negI!4ncy, has become y pr0yerb 10 ev-
ery ctv4lned port3ou Of the American CONT
nent. Do)d By III druggists. 7.22sodAw2w
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baltimore & &Wilmington, NC.
stmi-Wee kly Steamship Line,

oeml-Weekiy steamship Line,
Composed OF the first class Steamships
REBEOcA CLYDE. Capt. D. c. cn1Lps lids
LUCiLLE. Capt. j. s. BENNETT
RALEIGH. Capt. j. S. OLIVER
WILL here after sail from BALTIMORE
w every TUESDAY, and FRIDAY. and
from WILMINGTON every WEDNESDAY
and SAT URDAY.
Connecting at Wilmington, N. c., with the
Wilmington, Columbia aud Augusta Nsil-
road, giving Through Billa Of Lading to and
from Mll points in North AID South Carolina,
Georgia and Alabama.
Connecting at Columbia, S. c., with the
0recnvillc and Columbia Railroad and Char
lotto division uf the Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta railroad.
Macon ard Augusta and Central Iailrcads
Steamers Of this line, on arrival in Viii
minGtUn. stop at Railroad Depot, and tho
kai'roAd Freight, being slowed separately in
Steamer, is transferred, under covered sheds,
direct To Cars, without delay, and forwarded
No dl ayage in Wilmington. and no transfer
irun Wilmington South Rates guarantt ed
AZ low IA iN nny other route, and all Losses
"r"Y,r chari;' promptly puid.
Mark MI Goods ria Steamship to Whining
ton, and forward Ellis of LuGing to Railroad
agent, Wilmington, N. q.
For further Information, apply 10 either of
nnd,r-i.Etd Aso.ts OF the line.
ANDREWS & co Agents B. Il W. Steam
slip Line, No. 73 Smiths Wharf, Baltimore.
a. ID, CAZAUX, Agent u. II w. Steamship
Line. Wilmington, n. G.
\. POPE, Gen, raj Freight Agent,
t. W: CLARK, Asst Con. Freight Ag't,
II. NJ COTIiNUuAM, General Wcsteru
Agent, Atlanta. Ga. Nov % 3mos
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TROUBLES 'APpREnENDED AT MATA.
AoRAs There are upprehensions OF So
rious troubles, growing ont of tho cleo
ton OF General CortIna Mayor of the
city. Cortina is obnoxious to the pre-
sent city authorities, who are endeavor.
ing oprevent him being declared elected
by the return judges. 400 or 500 OF
Coltina's friends are said to bo under
arms, with view TO sustaining the
claims Of their chief. The city auLhori.
ties are represented to have applied to
the National Government, by telegraph,
for the support OF the Federal troops III
The city, which was .!enied. The
ards OF the Federal troops have been
lrawn from ilo pnbho buildings,
and .he city authorities have placed
State troops on duty. AS the nation, |
force will remain neutral IN tho contest,
General Coriina Will doubtless, be sue
cessful
Doniphan County. KlEsas, has q new
tnreshipg machine. a clergyman there
thteshed three fellows for disturbing re-
ngions services, und Es congregation
Increased his salary ti.y dollars per
year.
boston papers complain Of tho dis.
parity between an approximation of
$4,000 for sonp for The city Door and
one of $4l, 900 for refreshments for ,be
city government.