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FRENCH SHOW CASES SHOW w-So,w.. ETC
PY HOFFMAN. BARK. ICO.-i. .Ev-
B. Charles Il. Reed.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND BARRON w
TJRES Etc
SoS. = AID - 81. CHARLIE. S:rEE.
CONTENTS OF .-rEPFvs up-E.
SUCCESSION o. Hs>. M.Ey Z TAILG.
.>.co:..; D.-:..c; C1i,. 70, ~. pa:s. .: O.....-
M
b. Charles Il. Reed.
by CHARLES -. REEE--H1.:;. :

by CHARLES -. HEEE--!:o,.,. :
ID Hanna AuCtI.!, ei Office I.lli-r ,t.yJa ia, .
St CAa:l.. stree: i.aT P.r.iIde -E2IDA. ..,.t.m.
ooi 20 -, a |. NJ, vi be sold at pl.J. ,;c-
tor on Iii. premises a. E..r..-'s Hot Nos 9.
aud !'l 81. Cha!e- street, BY v:.ua o. q. oI..r:
from IL" lon0Ta .e III. Second C...:,.. Corr. :o;
the rari-h 81 orleans, 's'tG September T. IT,
The HOUSEHOLD fCRNIT! RE ASD ENTIRE
CONTENTS .: tia. large hotel known a, .,ursl>',
Hotel, Sos. g AID 1870 =. Cha:c- stree. cons.
ln- 81 elegant sE2!tui" o: patrons. bedrooms.
'!i,.iI groom. and kitchen Atain.i IL XIV rooms
the Dar-roem fixtures and contents, q. fixture.
and bedding. a.ld all ::ie nl,~a1!e -:,Der.- nos.
contained in This vel Know hotel a. PEI lnv-.-
tory; also. one magnificent new Grand Piano on.
new improved D.s.e,s SAT-, 81. IT, al :.,t
Mirrors in th. city.
Terms--caSh. .-ii ~
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MEDICAL.


RtaEiU CF MDNiD,. .Irn,re.r
- -"!" ana Mia.ii.ry No a. p1S.-iIffi -sE'
49, Z. 'a'' street, rear ssnai stree
,ir.q'| . 'epa'thle.i-.uses YaI.. E..r. 60
aI5 - = Isf busa.l,y, D,ops. Sl.r.s.-alJ,
mare LAYS al :ain'ai ai;..':c..s !: : - Aamo
Ibro.. a." ,'iaI .plAa: Cord ..a S....s
Ba.,,,, .H.H I- H-ai', iiv.,, stomach i.,...
a w..i, ..','Ill-.s zones lo,:s 80. :.,T.s|.
s:ra..a! - - d'Ilsnc ana .l..e .. any 49,
,,o. s'.i y. iai:.eG:- I.G.c.s fra.,'', -
~" 49,. s'lH His."a'!o's. .pee.ijI. go T. 80
~; nm? :C.G!a al ir.ts "a 49,
:.T+4. IS. s'n"iea., sc!ot.. az. So, Il -.
i'm, e.. ~. .t.t.c.lt .!.atOrs; af..rv.g ;iwhe
;v Icn az: :r ;adl.. Won of',.aS
Ger. n, .'Ol'- ''e. and GJ.e. Es..e 80
o4d"!i"ry Observation-Disclosures
.S|,' NE womb ai!.. c-a.!rs q .n: -
@'Se' tI'"IatioIA -. !.Iits...s .uI -. ~ rs
,vb.a,e i,"i!i'ul O. obs.,u.t.i ,.a..,. -. o
60. ~. cause H. 1sn,y.s I'D 49, $50
e1"itH IL a Il Z. I.ya. 49," "e1i'S see
,.a, aF!di. sse.. :" rns;o:ric. :ox:'.. H.. ,-s
-. '.p' .,iai.! will se..iy- att, 10, 80.
~ A'"t'eh.' '.om t.S r ". 90
Coro,a.., iA..ELoV n. &cfs,T--
WI macy Doctor Of iietli,ir. o., m i :,
c" :. EN- I'e' OF the Royal SoJsga $500. -.
1v,n',I "'Iis'i. i.c. L.'iate .. ..itcvi..r. -.
80. visIF '"li.e.i. CGstxcti.c no. -"
.'."I.r, ~ g, or '.nes :. Simpson Usr.o", q:
.'. :.f,,. y, IN" ..sUisi .avslry al
r''"l,i@. end E...ry.Ti.
'.'h''cF 81 tHs S.r.. .f.n So.i-. =. !" ..Il'iso
-. ~ "l.0 Bellies Ie'r4rs Asso.ia,a $3.50
''e e.I'e:...ss o: G!..t E-.t.in a., -. ..
, "a. :-e, to,n4.bv ,e.u,r., >. ,o.n..
"no Az Ao' :..slTe t'.., ;lli va.. a. 'II., 80
es.Dis
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Monetary
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY REPr3i!CA

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY REPI 3i!CAE
FR,o.Y EvESI:i., September IS, 1873.
Considering the events OF the past few dave. tn.
money market was quieteT to-day than eu, ID have
been expected. Nearly ali classe. of orr com.
mercisi community appeared TO be satisfied with
the action o! inc 1aoks, except a fen, who com
planned OF th.!r being in wan. of currency and un-
able 10 rsr cert'iied checks. Fen I'll. deduction
TO So o: III. amount payable II currency TO any
one depG7ifor per dirin "a. ep:ed without ncl.
.i!s5at.s'actoh. -. course, Iibuey italeIS an..
b'ok"'. Drohted by The dem and fol currency BEN.
!l"II"3s %! 'h- s.ppC, ami .ertltcI check. we've
=. .t'-y quoted at ~. az y o-l.. and ever. higher
1ut We "'lli authenticate aotl4lu. Owe, s. which
- al eEtlsyagant figure Considering al the or.
cGiAstaA.e. ana that there WI. be liberal receipt.
L! q Ie~ GAYS, which, Il - expected. Il. IestOie
tnt Checks nearly on quite - par.
.ht 4emand fir qis:ou its ,rt!ued s'Tpne both
ID bank and On the stre-t ont We hca,d o: 10
ual'sctions worthy az note. q. ii III the Present IN
settled c5ldltlo. .; tn. :s.r;-t tie ri.c, OF al
c4as5ts .! commercial papa may Ne CCnsii-Iei
heifiF nominal VITA ihi. l!t:ic,:tI0I We contue
our pevl0u. gG't.tcns, chiefly ivl se'ercuc- Ji
lows Flfs' class paper with scllstria.s al 4. :,
month. without - !, o. 4. a. i5.0 aHi krcOu;i
clAss ~ IN. FIRST Gas. mortgage PAPER still
r.. ~ ~ = cent + an!uta aa; srcy..a -:A.e -
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AUCTION SALES.
By Sheriff Harper.
xHs. JOHN GAUCHE vs. MRS. z. Hans.
.ax., ois.,io. co--t for the Parish 0. Oy.eAnS~
30. 5i39.

~ WRITE oY WRIT or ATTACHMENT
Is IN me directed; by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish OF orleans, il the
above entitled cause, have attached, and
pursuant 70 an agreement entered into between
the parties ,i.tereste. therein. l will proceed
to sell at public auction, on The premises hsren-
after designated on MONDAY, Septsmoe ~ 1919;
at eleven O'Clock :. NJ, the following. descsl so0
property. to wit
TaE CONTENTS OF STORE No. $40 Magazine
street in che Fourth Dis rc. of th. city. consist.
ing g: CrocIeryware. Toys, Fixtures, Shelving,
etc. the whos per inventory which may be seen
in my office.
v.,,-Cas.. Oh the s,o..
W r. HARPER
SOS :. Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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pS PLACIDE J. SPEAR, ATCT:oSEIR

4
partition.
Second D.s:s!c; Corr. 70. ~ Paris, G. O:I.ans-
No. 35,3!5.
by PLACIDE J. SPEAR. ArCT.oyEER-
- otic- NJ. - Exchange alley --SA.;-gDAI S-p.
itH -. 1913, - t'yslT. .cl"ci, ~. WI! be sod III
th.. ~ Louis Auction Exchange az! -. Lou. stree.
between Eova! an. 'h.!t'e- streets. t.v v.:.e AMI
al l.fsft:.." u deere. partition. Rendered
August -, 40, - u. honorable 4. L. Ts.0- ,i.i.
~ the S..S1'. il,:iiC. Court fer Nh. pi.s: &. -.
leaLa, the following s:.sc !!a-G property. - W.T.
CERTAIN 10y rs GROUND situated il, tn.
intd /, s'!' ~ this cit. II the square Comprises:
within! Nont"SLf, ..o"s, Craps and Pres. sr..s
SAID .ot form. tle corner vi Mont.,'!- Az. ..s-3
st!"'''- and measure. 81 feet .uc-. lines iron.
On Montt.ut street b" ad.p;l and front on Love.
street. IL ." lee III. hes together ~. the Al
,IlrrHv il.ilt. Thereon.
Terms AMI cOnt:.io-.-On. half cash 20 We "a.
% the Suctione.r on The spot, and HI. baarc. q.
SIX and tWelEe month. credit foy o. III. ..g
tha-"' :" j.. own of.tr' aut " him inGe.s..
p"a!!AH interest az .i.ht p': cent per annum from
"av vi sa. UNI. Hral payment. and secured Iv
lnort2aG" and vendor privilege the taxes .: 49,
to b" assumed and paid 6y purchaser over and
above the amour: %: his DID
ict Of sac. before ~. D:ot.:. notary r,:;s ..
the expense 90 the purcha ser aul9 se2 10 T. y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-27

by NASH & HODGsON.-v. T. HODGSON
~ AUcrlonee--Ofice M. Carondeiet street.
On TUESDAY, September 20. 1873 at 10 A. Dr.. on the
premises, No. 81 Carondee' street. lower floor, by
virtue and ia pUr.lancs o. order of the Hon.
s L. Tissot jui .- OF thu second District Court for
the parish g! orleans t;'t.-d September -. 1873,
docket No. jo.'5. !oc aC.o.2. of the above
SION, a, public auction vi, ~ sold
ONE LOT OF COTT"E TABLES DESKS, CHAIRS
ARMOIRS, BLACySDARos az.
Terns-C.sil ne .p2. sr'.SiSW
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COTTON.
Comparative Statement-rrhDsarfiOn Of
the Week-Receipts. sales. Exports
and stock on Hand.

WV YORK, September 2o.-ihe following is the
CON narrative cotton statement. ~. the week ending
September II:
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STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LOUISIANA. SATURDAY, oc,o,.s.

: T. CCyOtlvt
From Few York to Glasgow, sailing for:n,abtIv
wiz receive ami sign through bills of ladinG "a
hsvre: Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp. Rotfer5.ns
aud all Cont mental ports. i~A@
Return tickets issued available for TWELvR
MONTHS, at reduced rates and Through T+cts,ss
10 al! parts OF the United Eir gdom and 1urons
4 ste'Tafdess and surgeon are attached tn saob
medicines. and
Money orders granted free Of charge
Prepaid EmIgra alton Tickets issued aa,. o.
sleS deslrous OF sending for their friends r
These vessels Cross the bar at all tiuea without
detention. " 0' "'tnous
f9r freight and passage. having superio. sscon.
meda:ions apply TO -'''"'
~, 4. x. MILLER co
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RS PiACIDE J. SPEAR. A;CrloyE9p
- ONCE No. 70 exchange alley. II ESDAY Sc,
temher -, 1913. a: Z. NJ. WI! bs sold az T. II.
Bot:hcAs stables, No. 1-3 Magazine !u.ar poev-
farIe) street b. virtue and III pursuance 10 An o..
der from The Hon. 4. l.. Tissct Judge Of the second
blstfCt tol!v: FOR the Parish o: Orleans dated
CessiOil--
ONE PAIR GRAY HORSES, ONE PAIR cI,Cy
HORSES !" CARRIAGES. FURNITURE ETC
lrrms-'asA on the SPOT. seq 20 30
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By 4. n. & Il. J. Montgomery.

aoIssho.o FURNITURE. CARPETS lsc:
:AF2. f1'f'. At AUCTION
TRi-WsEKLY SALES
RI, X. ~. & 3. }. MONTGOMERY
- 4. D. MOI, somers Auctioneer, Office No g.,
Hamp stGeet-M1 s3l. every TUESDAY, THURS
pa an. saitRDA!, commencing at eleven
ocIock. at Their auction room come, Cs,un and
Satehez streets ' Gilt.
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS
ZION SAFES COOKING STOVES etc ."
Terms-Cash. ,
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By Plae;de J. Spear.

VALUABLE PROPERTY COaEFg NoST'2Gy'- AM.
Love--SuccessiOn OF Mrs. " dow Henry Schip-
man Bes e: a. vs.. Henry C.avi.uv. Fox .
partition.
Second D.s:1c; Cour. ~. .n- Parish CT O.Iesc.-
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foreign Markets.

ilvsbrooY. September IS, Ererin. - Cotton
:. lle'; upiauis SD; rTi.aa. a.. H"-,i. Sales 90
DAY 80 Hoh bales i-,ciudng 5000 Ar...4,:. 30. q.
port aud speculation 1000 DaI-s.
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one PAIR GRAY HORSES. ONE PAIR 2r,C,
HORSES "WoCAHRfAGE. Fr.:ITyEF .-.e
ste. :SS:0N cE ED J; S,L;N.y
Sac"a! D,..!lct Cc:rt 10. :.... PARIS. @: L...a.-
40, b
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By Hash & Hodgsoa.
OFFICE FVRH!TURE AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION CE n. &. KEESE. DECEASED.
se:oci o.st-.e: Cour: ;or the Pasisa o: C..eanS-
no. $500.
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,.,c@,a!"S .. 1!A!INa S!3.oN ~ C.TAZ,
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Second D!s:..c: cur. for the Pas: o: O...r.n,
30 3. So.
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meet the demand freely at Ice for low middliaz
| but most Of them asked l6a c, which was he asove
the limits of some of the peadin2 orders. high
I styis OF strict good ordinary sold at lAA:, low
mi.ldiing a. Is and l6ac, strict do at l6A aud
at i13;c and small lot OF goo,! mlddlinS
at I3c. We noticed a disposition among few fac
tor. 20 sell for currency and not for certified checks
but nearly every met was satisfied with the
latter, which axe not only received on Gepos.t by
the banks but in payment for all maturing notes
and acceptance. and, in fact answer nearly every
purpose to which the proceeds of sales could be
applied eXcep. the transmission o: currency to the
country. When The premium on currency claimed
By money dealers was mentioned the answe: was
tnat matter what Il might D-, tls evil Won be
coDtued 70 trlal5 amounts. and would LGt deprive
:hs check 0: its power, either for Purchasing cot
ton or produce OF pa vlAg obligations n b.-ak. No
iJcbt, FOR Some weeks to come. nearly the entire
cotton movement VIII be- on The oasi. of certified
CHECKS which fi"ni additional supp.-s % url.ncy
sent out 70 buy cotton; nay ia shorter kline than
IS anticipated be paid III currency.
The for the past three days Up 2scj bales
$50 on Wednesday, including IS reported sl4bse.
Guunt.y. 1850 YESTERDAY, including 30 repOcted to-
da- ana l3t3 % day}, making, with the addition
o! - bales 10 Tuesday. report, an ag-re. At. for
the week OF 9.bo bales, against $3.50 last week AID
lt5D the week before.
Weeks receipts 10 50. bales, .mbr .ein. '.a. from
other delivery po.ts tall from Mob l.. sn.! $50
proper, against 40, proper last w+rs and i.,32l
last year Total p'ope: since August III li.2H5 bae-
against ~ ~. last vea,--l-ci.as- 2.,3j. bales.
lGe week export. comprise 2!2J bales e,ilS:ac.
iEg .!5a 10 New York aud = to Philadelphia.
Til. Exchange kilograms make Tie receipts a: all
the ports TO-DAY Oh: 0asts. aga-s. $50. last Fri
dav and l96t last wear, and since Friday 1854
baies against a5'6o last week and 90, 80 las, year
!ota since August 81 49, $40 bales, AgSius! IJr.u3
last year-I;-crease 81 IA.
Exports. Friday to Thursday inclusive, to GI.a.
Britain 52l5 bales aga.s: 5.65 last week and 938.
last year and to the continent 500 bales. a,..inst
none last week, ana 53;5 last year
Stocks al al the delivery ports mate 20 20 u NJ,
1881 bales, against 20 la last wee. ..j.35l las:
year, snd 100 213 the vt~r before
Tho smounI On shIpooard not cleared. going on
board and engaged for shipmen: was set Gown
at the opening this morning at 5000 bales embfa..
ing 20I for Liverpool 1000 for Havre and I500 :he
North, which when deducted from tho STOCK Oh
hand by our running statement last evening
leaves 8." bales 10 represent the quantity AZ tho
landing and in presses unaoid or sssitIa. nrt-rs
The exchange reports: 'Sa.es .Ioo bales. Et!Ett
ste;Xi.les.'
COTTON STATEMENT
Eae.
Stock OF hand Angus: d. 8:;.............,ls.
r,.-nl .,ncr .as- sttferuailt Z SUI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-27

H"r'h GsrHnan IiC:s.
- sAH EH."EES BREMEN AND .Ey,,r.-
"a HA't.. sou HAMPTON AS,E.y..
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
An Encouraging Business Ontlook.

The New York Times takes very favor
able view of the business outlook, despite
the present depression in trade. 1t saws
The healthy condition of our industries
almost insures us against any real tinan-
clal distress. Our present enormous pro-
duction of coal and its productive labor
alone proves this. 1t is not manufacturers.
but merchants who complain our produc.
tive Industries are flourishing despite the
severity of the money pinch during the
whole of last fall and winter, and the fail
ure of country banks to affort ANYTHING
like their usual accommodations to their
customers. There has been no distress i'm
any of our large manufacturing towns. ey-
cept i'll making their collections, and some
OF our industries-iron for instance-haye
been prosperous beyond precedent. There
never was an hour when the country
created anything like as much substantial
wealth as now, and this is the only foun-
dation of real business prosperity. On the
whole, then, it seems probable that dimin-
ished stocks in the fall will secure BUYERS:
that unless there is an extreme demand
from Wall street, the money market will
not be as ruinously close as it has been
during the past three years that Europe
is more likely to send money here than to
drag 1t away; and that we can hope for n
fair business seasOn-a harbinger of better
things to Gomez
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
Public School Notes.

The State Superintandent's books show
the following additional facts, reported
yesterday from the Courts:
Humphreys county levied an additional
tax of two mills on property, one dollar
on polls, and one-half amount of State tax
on privileges. Salary of superintendent,
who was elected in April, fixed at $500.
Madison county levied an additional tax
OF one mill on property and one-fourth
amount or State tax on privileges. Benz.
IL. Campbell WAS elected superintendent.
Hamblen county levied no further tax,
having levied five cents additional on the
hundred dollars in April, which the Court
deemed sufficient for five months schools.
Superintendent elected in April
Wayne county levied no additional tax
and the Court decided to submit the prop
osition to the people. James Anderson
was elected Superintendent.
Maury county levied an additional tax
of five cents on the hundred dollars and
one dollar on polls. Superintendent elect
ed in April.
Monroe county levied no additional tax.
Superintendent elected in April.
Haywood levied no additional tax. Sal
ary of Superintendent who was elected in
April, fixed at 500 per month of service.
Montgomery county levied additional
tax of two and half cents on the hun
dred dollars, ten per cent. of amount of
state privileges and one dollar on polls.
\. l.. Whitfield was elected Superinten-
dent. Salary 500 per month.
Fayette county levied no additional tax,
the accumulated back fund being sufficient
for present purposes. Superintendent elect
ed in April.
Coffee county levied no additional tax.
superintendent elected at adjourned April
term.
Dekalb county levied an ample addition
al tax in April. J. +. Trapp was elected
Superintendent last Monday.
Houston county levied additional tax of
one mill on property and twenty-five cents
on poll. j. Il. Mcmillan was elected Su-
perintendent.
McNairy county levied additional tax
last April. II. b. Kernodle was elected
Superintendent last Monday.
Hardeman county having an accumu-
lated back fund sufficient for present pur-
poses, levied no additional tax. j. f.,
Hopkins was elected Superintendent.
Robertson county haying an ample back
fund for present purposes, levied no addi-
tional tax. Superintendent was elected in
April.
Warren county levied additional tax of
one mill on property and one dollar on
polls. Superintendent elected last April.
Salary S400.
Putnam county levied her additional
tax in April-l3 mills. Webb was elected
Superintendent last Monday.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
Railroad Statistics.

II. V. POor's Railroad Manual for 1873 4,
just published, gives detailed statement
of 42j different railroads, Of which the fol-
lowing is summary: Miles of railroad,
57,323; cost, 50, l59 ,423, ,057; cost per mile,
S55,llG; gross receipts, $473, ,24i ,O54; op.
Grating expenses, S3O7, 4S6, ,GS2 net earn
ings, SlG5, ,654,373; dividends paid, SG4,-
AIS, ,l5l; total number of miles in opera
ton, 6S, ,l04, of which 6 ,427 miles built last
year made no returns, others refuse infor-
nation. The total earnings are SllO, 600, 900
more than the receipts of the United States
Treasury, and the net earnings S4S 200, 900
more than the Government interest ac-
count. The total cost is 5000, 900, 600 more
than the national debt. Number of miles
built since 1858, 33,934.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
Wheat.

Trade in produce dull. Farmers are
slow at engaging their wheat 81. 25 for red
and ST. .35 for white being the highest llg-
ures offered. We have heard of few en-
gagements at market price on delivery he
tween this and the first of August. Our
impression is, from all the information we
can obtain, that the price will not advance
for some time.
The Knoxville Chronicle OF Wednesday
quotes new prime white nominal at 81 .30a
l.40.-Athe'Ls Post, l0th.
The cutting of wheat is about over with
us, and 1t is conceded by all competent
judges to be the best crop that has been
made for many years Piedmont Th-
giRiG0,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
sweetwn.er u Growing Ltue CIV.

We are always pleased to chronicle the
prosperity of our neighboring cities and
towns. The thriving little city of Sweet
water, situated in the midst of one of the
richest agricultural sections in East Ten
nessee or in the State, has bright prom
Use before it. It's people are enterprising
and reaching out Ia true American spirit
for more population and labor. From one
of She leading business firms of the city we
have received the following letter, which
treathes the proper spirit. They say, un-
der date of the 10th inst
We would be glad that you gentlemen
would visit our place and see and know
something of it and the surrounding coun-
try, that you might talk some for US. We
need more people, more producers, work.
ers in every occupation, and especially
farmers. Many Of our farmers owning
large farms, viii now sell part of their
lands. We want somebody to buy them
We lAtn& w lave t..c prst location for
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
A Terrible Story of Suffering and Death

About week ago man living some six
miles from Nashville, died of cholera, leav-
ing wife and three small children in n
helpless condition. Gathering her few eff
fects together, the poor widow took her lit
tie ones and started by rail to go to the
home of brother, but when she reached
her destination, the brother would not al
low her to stay upon the place when he
found that her husband had died of cholera,
saying that he was not going to allow her
to bring the disease into his house and kill
off his family. The unfortunate woman,
thus driven forth like a leper of olden
times, wandered out into the country,
seeking ashelter, but finding none, until
she finally reached stable where she was
taken violently i'll and soon after died,
having given birth to child just before
her death. The babe and one of the other
children also died, leaving a little boy and
girl alone in the world. Fortunately their
condition became known to parties more
humane than the brother of the dead
mother, their wants were attended to, and
the dead given decent funeral. Judge
Ferris has taken charge of the two chill
dren, and will see that they are provided
with comfortable homes.- Union and AHt-
Cricun. l0tH.
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The Peabody Fund for Tennessee,
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE

STATE SUPERlNTENDENT's OFFICE, }
July II, 1873.
Inquiries reach me almost daily regard
ing aid from the Peabody Fund for schools
IN Tennessee. / take this method of saw
ing, for the benefit of all individuals and
communities interested, that there will he
2, meeting OF the Trustees of the Peabody
Fund in New York, on the 18th of This
month, at which time the apportionment
of the proceeds of the fund Tor the ensu-
ing year will be determined. The distri-
button of whatever portion may be ailott-
office according to such directions ne NAV
be given by the Board of Trustees of DT
Sears, as General Agent.
by the 18th inst, 1 will probably be pre-
pared to furnish the necessary blank forms
OF application to such persons desiring aid,
as may apply for them, by letter or other,
wise to this office.
JOHN. NJ. FLEMING,
superintendent of Public schools.
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steam mill there is any where in East Ten
nessee. We want some person with means
to build it.
We have near completion a hotel that
we would like to have occupied, when fin
ished, 10y. an experienced hotel keeper.
The building is such as we think the busi-
ness of the town requires.
We need good blacksmiths and want
every kind OF men that will work.
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JOHN. NJ. L FLEMING,
superintendent of Public Schoo

FITE SEAPcTI FOR ~HT Z VA FIs.-'rhe
opinion is expressed in influential quarters
OF naval circles that the preparations in
hitting out the Tigress may vet go for
nausht. II the Polar sea p 'ovts a. open
one at this season of the year, and the Po-
laris is in as good order as when her sur
Slvors last saw her, she may rid herself
from her ice-bound foe and sail safely TO
ward Disco, where the Juniata will en-
counter her,
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CHATTANOOGA,
Bonds VOted--No More Cholera Deaths.
Special to the Chronicle.
CHATTANOOGA

CHATTANOOGA, July 12--lO u. NJ.
The proposition TO donate $4,000 in
bonds of the city, to the Cincinnati SOUTH
ern Road was voted on by the people to-
daS and carried by 923 for to "a against.
The vote was light, but many citizens
came from distance to vote for the bonds.
There were six deaths here to-day. None
from cholera. No new cases were reported.