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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13
A War Incident

B During Longstreet's campaign in Ten
nessee, while portion of his army was ull-
der fearful fire of shells from the enemy,
at Campbell's Station, Knox county, a pri-
vate soldier, within few feet Of the Colo
mel of his regiment, had both of his legs
torn off. The regiment was not fighting,
but waiting orders. The wounded man was
lifted couple of yards in the rear to die.
Another priv ate now marched down the
line under hail of missiles. and said to the
commanding officer, !" Colonel, may Ihave
a few moments of prayer with that dying
man ?n The Colonel said, Are you q
clergyman ?p The private answered, 81
am. u l'GThen,i said the Colonel, "do, as
you desire.r eaj u so ..ris,,g.i.
And the man of God knelt and prayed
with and for the dying man five or ten
minutes, without moving or swaying his
body, seemingly totally unconscious of a
storm of shot and shell, which, the Colo.
mel tells us, he never say surpassedin fury.
In few days the praying private was an
nouneed in field orders as chaplain of the
regiment--'promoted z for gallantry and
piety on the field. = The regiment was the
Hampton Legion. The Colonel was Gary,
The private soldier was the Rev. w. M.
Thomas, now, pastor of the Methodist
churches of our eircuit.-Edgefeld IS. Co.
14dCefttSel. f a. lrt5d ffff lsesfEG s5
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New Market Working. for the New College.
kEwS Ell ftsN.,
April 18th, 1878,

! go. ,ApTli I'LL, 1910.
Agreeable to notice. large and enthusi-s
astic number of ladies and gentlemen
gathered al, the M, E. Church. The house
was called to order by Rev.sR. Pierce. "a = =
On motion, Dr., J. W.; Thornburgh was
called to the chair, and E. NJ. Cunningham
elected secretaryl ~ - - SEF5
The meeting was then openethby prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Marker.
At the request of, the chairman, Rev.
r. Pierce stated the object of the meeting
to be to discuss the propriety Of taking adj
ton of the M. =, University at New Mar
ket, &c. cuOOD foAA3
Mr.. Pierce was followed by others. who
made remarks glowing with hope and
cheer. .ssaaza,
1t was moved that there sbe,a committee
Of five appointed to correspond with the
Committee of the General Conference.
Carried. = ss5ssfgssB
DIR. w. P. Rodefer,. H. T. Dick, Rev. r:
Pierce, DIR. JSW. Thornbnrg and y ST. ;;E:
Daniel were appointed said committee.
Twas moved and carried that com,
mittee Of five be appointed to correspond 5
lege to solicit their cooperation and add
The committee appointed were III. j..
Daniel, G.. w. Dice, r.. Pierce, w. P.
Rodefer and r. J. Anderson.
On motion, J. w. Thornburgh. 81. E.
Daniel, RI. Anderson, E.. Whitaker and
G. w. Dice were appointed committee
to canvass the county to raise funds requi-
site to secure the location of the UniYer.
sity at this place. - CHA Tsfd 3Tlk 3JEkE
On motion, R. Pierce, r. u Anderson,
H. T. Dick and H.. R. Jonesfwer6 Atp6iut
ed to prepare memorial. setting fOfti8 tie
of New Market. s4s77 gTTHw
1t was moved and carried that these
proceedings be published in The Knoxville
CHRONICLE. Z0AfHGkJ z'E3HdIfH0
The house then adjourned, with, q bener
diction by Rev. Mr.. Hyden.
J.iW. THoRNBURGH, Chm.
E. M. CUNNINGHAM, Sec,y. n4azawr
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13

Alvin Barton returned yesterday from
New York, where he has been for three
weeks busy purchasing large and elegant
stock of goods to put in his splendid new
store room, which has been refitted and
arranged for the largest retail store in the
city.
Rev. Geo W. LeNere, Pastor, of Shiloh
Presbyterian Church, returned yesterday
after an absence of six weeks visit to the
principal cities of the North and North
west. He will preach to-day at iU5oAsAi.
and 7:30 P. NJ.
Orange Judd, proprietor of the Ameri-
can AqricuLturdList, is in the city at the
Franklin House. He is making tour of
the South and is now homeward bound.Y ,
General John r.! Wilder is. in the city.
He has been busy with his usual energy,
peparing to have Tennessee fifty represent.
ed at Vienna. Chattanooga Is doing her
full share and Knoxville must not be be-
hind.5l No other such anopportunity VIII
be given to advertise East Tennessee
abroad.
D. Heckett, Agent of the Taylor Ordu-
ance Association, is in the city at the
Franklin House.
DIR. Frank A, Ramsey, of Memphis, Is In
the CITY on a brief visit. The Doctor looks
i'm excellent health. DWelearn that he has
denfe PSSsisa sioSt7aie Springs Til
coming season. .nSn
Judge c. w. Heiskells of Memphis, is
spending short time at his fathers resi-
dence, ten miles from this city.
80 1874 sfSHfNAt0 sf4-A
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-rasrrxrNEssEE N0TEs.


There is considerable freight in the de-
not at Greeneville waiting shipment, be-
sidesseveral car loads of iron and afavessa
Wefk at the faetory at He1efeo1e LIZ
pot has been suspended for the past two
weeks, on account of some machinery be-
ing out of repair: The work has been re-
su GossWs sfs sIsa e noss sss decided
progress in the farm work throughout the
county. Though deferred somewhat the
farmers win have their crops IN the
ground. Several planted their corn last
week. The weather is pleasant and favor
able to field operations.
THE FALL FAIR.-There is very gen.
efal interest rife among our farmers in the
coming fall exhibition. We are glad to
see this, and trust they will relax no eff
forts to make this one of the grandest OF its
kind in our section. Greene must. carry
the banner this year. Let US help her to
win it. tfAHAlfsl HlM IA Hi ~
WHEAT CRoP.-It is feared that I'M
favorable reports of the growing crop have
been circulated to induce better figures for
the surplus yet in hand. We are glad to
state, however, that the prospects are fair
for a full yield in this section, and would
advise holders to sell their surplus before
the price stands at $1.40, where, we are
satisfied, it will be before many weeks
Sentinel and Reporter.
! ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.-A : young
man by the name of Harrison wentsIto
the Greene County Furnace one day
last week and was belated and did not get
home until after night. He was beset by
a man who attempted to rob him on his
way home. The man struck at him with
a large knife and cut his clothes through
to the skin without doing further injury
He was riding young horse with no girth
to his saddle, and the animal made sud-
den spring sidewise as the man came out
and attacked him., and he was thrown,
but he still held to the reins as the man
struck him and succeeded in extricating
himself and getting away without being
much hurt. -Nati0sadl Union.
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Old Churchill.

/ A correspondent of the Portland E'as-
script says: Some, and they are not few,
can remember old Churchill, and his pecu-
liar ways. One day he was riding on
horseback, when he was met by an old
woman, who had notEso many of this
worlds good things as he had. Taking out
his wallet he handed her quarter of dol.
lar, and rode on. mr. san, .s..e s,.r
E He had ridden only short distance,
when he began to soliloquize thus:
s"Now wouldn't I have done better to
have kept that money, and bought my
self something's .g00Esr
q Wheeling his horse round, he rode back
to where the ole, lady was standing, and
said: ~ + %stf "a "a
& "Give me that money ~ - -
p She handed il to him, wondering what
he meant. Placing it in his wallet, and
at the same time handing her five-dollar
+ 'There, Self, now I guess you'll wish
you had kept stillv
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The Taylor ordnance A..ociation.

The above body met last night at the
Board of Trade Rooms. The charter grant
ed by the Chancery Court was accepted
and an organization effected. Messrs John
Baxter, n. G. Taylor, Geo. Andrews, D.
Hockett, r. Love, H.,H. Taylor and A. j.
Kicks were chosen a Board of. Directors.
Stockholders meeting and elected Hon!
Geo. Andrews President, III. H. Taylor,
ESD, Vice President, Chas. H. Brown,
Secretary and Treasurer. 4dk
| Gen. Jno. Il. Wilder made satisfactory
report of the successful test of the Taylor
gun and the complete satisfaction with
which it was received by practical artil-
leristsa and fic men. 81 ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13

q Merchant Tailors and Direct Inn
porters of Wooden and Silk Goods, have
received that Fine Stock from Paris
aud are now prepared to manufacture
them to the latest and best of style. Their
stock is twice as large as usual at this time
of the year, thus affording good selection
to their customers. These goods being inn
ported direct saves the profit of New York
wholesale merchant houses. We shall put
our garments that much lower, therefore
we warrant to sell as cheap as any other
houses in the city, and warrant satisfac-
ton. Come and be sure that we mean
what we say. Special attention paid to
Respectfully 40
. iii27d1m .aSAF4FCUQJSEL& PILLET.'.
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How a Married Man iseWs on 4 Button.

1t is bad enough to see a bachelor sew on
a button, but he is the embodiment of
grace alongside of married man. Ne
cessity has compelled experience in the
case of the former, but the latter has de-
pended upon some one else for this service,
and, fortunately for the sake of society, it
is rarely he is obliged to resort to the nee
die himself. Sometimes the patient wife
scalds her right hand, or runs silver un-
der the nail of the index finger of that
hand, and it is then the man clutches the
needle around the neck, and, forgetting to
tie knot in the thread, commences to put
on the button 1t is always in the morn
ing, and from five to twenty minutes after
this he is expected to be down street. He
lays the button exactly on the site of its
predecessor, and pushes the needle through
one eye and carefully draws the thread
after leaving about three inches Of it
self "rWell, if women don't have the
easiest time / ever see.p Then he comes
back the other way and gets the needle
through the cloth easy enough, and lays
himself out to find the eye,h but in spite
Of a great deal of patient jabbing the
needle point persists in bucking against
the solid parts of the button, and finally,
when he loses patience, his fingers catch
the thread, and that three inches he has
left to hold the button slips through the
eye in a tWinkling and the button rolls
leisurely across the floor. He picks ipup
without single remark, out of respect
for his children, and makes another at
tempt to fasten it. "a This time, when COM
ing back with the needle he keeps both
the thread and button from slipping by
covering them with his thumb and it. Is
out of regard for that part of him that he
feels around for the eye in avery careful
and judicious manner, and it is Just then
the needle finds the opening and comes
up through the button and part of the way
through his thumb with CELEBRITY that no
human ingenuity can guard against. Then
elays down the things, with few ia
miliar quotations, and presses the injured
hand between his knees, and then holds
it under the other arm, and finally jams it
into his mouth, and all the while he
prances and calls upon heaven and earth
to witness that there has never been any.
thing like it since the world was created,
and howls, and whistles, and means, and
sobs. After while he calms down and
puts on his pants and fastens them to :
gether with stick, and gees to his BUSH
ness changed man. Daa6ury Nescs. Il
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More stealing.

Yesterday, between the hours Of II and
l, Albers & Co.'S drug store was SO crowded
with customers thatit was matter of inn
possibility for the proprietor or clerks to
keep their eyes upon every one, and, as is
often the case, among such a throng, there
is generally a rogue. This being the case
at this particular time, as the sequel shows,
the light fingered gent, helped himself, to
several articles, and forgetting to leave the
After the throng had subsidized MIR. Albers
missed articles to the value of nearly SIS
worth, among which was small mirror.
There is no clue to the thief, but every eff
fort will be made to detect him and bring
him to justice.
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Heavy Rock.

Quite a crowd gathered around Nell
Thompson's team yesterday in front of the
Lamar House, while some hands were en-
gagged in tightening a. piece of scantling
under one end of a heavy rock, to prevent
its falling ef.u The rock and wagon
weighed about q 900 pounds and it took
ten good horses to haul it. Nell handled
the reins well, and quite a. number Of per-
sons followed to See him make the turn at
the corner of Cumberland and Prince
streets -stssff1FEt2 uEA S-s4EEr rJT{
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13

| FIRST, ESBYTERIAN.-Rev. +. Espe
perandieu, late of Geneva Switzerland, viii
preaeh inthe morning q 1870 o'clocksA seel
dial irvilation Is. extended 70 Al. zSEanger
and visitors shown seats By the officers of tn
church. Sunday school at o cleck, u. MIX
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Preaching in the morning at 1870 o'clock bJ
the Pastor, Rev. N Bachman. & lhisio4ts
GERMAN, REFORMED YCHURCH.-Ser
vices will be held to-day at the Female Insti-
tute at the usual hour, by Rev. Samuel Weis-
haupt. All Germans are invited.
FIRST BAPTIST. There viii be divine
services in this Church to-day at 1880 A. N.
and at 7:30 P. IL, by the Pastor, Rev. u F, b.
Meeting Wednesday at 7:3O P. NJ. Young Peo-
ple's Prayer Meeting Monday at7:30P. NJ. The
public are invited. 4 Seats free. Isl jsbsisd
NORTH KNOxVILLE.-Preach to-day
at the Presbyterian Mission in North Knoxville,
CALDWELL School House, at II A., NJ. and $50 P.
Mnby Rev. G. III. Wiley. ia IRIS .sao.,r,J aas -
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
There viii be divine services to-day BY the
Pastor, Rev, John Heckel at the usual hours,
1880 A. NJ, and at 7:30 P.N.
Preparation services for the Lords Supper at
day. n
CHURCH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH,
SOUTH.-Religious services at the usual hours,
1870 4. n; and r.fA Sabbath Seized opens
MABRY STREET CHURCH n. ESoUTH.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. j. r. Payne,
at II A. N. and P. NJ. Sunday School at A. NJ.
TEMPERANCE HALL-Preaching at 10l
4 NJ, by Rev. Nj. Broom, also at 81 r. N. Sab
bath School at A. NJ. ,.....,-.-.-,-
FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH-Situate on the
corner of Prince and Clnch streets. s. s. sing
ging at 2 Pm. Sunday. School at 2:30 r NJ.
Preaching at 1890 A. NJ. and 7:30 r. NJ.
BROAD STREET NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
$50 p NJ, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Geo.
D. French.
NORTH KNOXVILLE NJ. L. CHURCH.
Preaching to-day az o'clock p. NJ = fH9f'
EAST KNOXVILLE Preaching at the
usual hour, 101 A. NJ:
! CHURCH OF EPIPHAN Y.ASabbath
School, O'clock AN. Services by the Rector at
1890 A. NJ, and7P.M. .grqwoissas
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services at the usual hours, 10i a. IN. and T.
NJ, by the Rector, Rev. y. Howard-Smith. 7
THE NORTHa KNOXVILLE WELSH
CHLuRGIH--Preacbing At = l9 o. and nc ., s p
School at 2'P. NJ All are invited to attend. -,
CATHOLIC CHURCH-- FIRST mass will oc-
cur at 9 o clock a. NJ, and second mass at
Vespers at 8 r. N. - - 49,
GILLFIELD CHURCH.-There viii be
services at this church to-day at 1880 A. M.,S r.
NJ, and P. NJ, by the pastor. Rev. "A. Cross.
LOGAN'S CHAPEL NJ. L. CHURCH
Marble Alley Rev. Henry Debose, pastor.
Services at 101 A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ. Glass Meet
ing at II P. NJ. .HCi]ysl
Mt ZION BAPTIST CHURCH.-Patton
street. Rev. VIM. Howell, pastor Services at
104 clock, A. NJ, 3 o. clock p NJ and Up NJ 1E
will be preaching at this church st 10:39A #.
and 81 r. NJ. By the Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Clark. ~
SHILOH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. Geo. w. LeVere,' Pastor. Preaching ut
1890 A. NJ, and 81 P. NJ. Prayer meetings
Wednesday.
I REREAA ~
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Corn Whisky Captured.

Maj. s.. Hambright, Deputy Collector,
assisted by Capts. VIM. Hays and D. Nc
Council, captured large amount of corn
whisky near Calhoun, McMinn county,
on Friday night about midnight. Several
shots were exchanged, but no one was in
iured. Four or five kegs containing ten or
twelve gallons each with a good yoke of
oxen were captured. Maj Hambright is
an energetic and faithful officer and has
the confidence of his superiors.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13

NeIson & Gruze, having removed their
store to the old stand of Cowan & Dickin-
son, corner of Gay and Main streets, are
now offering to- the public large stock of
Dry Goods. Groceries, Notions, Hats,
Boots and Shoes, at greatly reduced prices,
for cash or country Produce Give them a
iy12d2W&w1m
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aHa=-=-
Coal Interest for Sale.

The one-half interest in the coal lands
leased at Nheeler's Station, by. Kennedy
& Morrow. These mines are well stocked
and have been in successful operation for
three years, have large and well estab-
Iished summer and writer trade and are
making money. For particulars apply to
w. MORROW, Nashville, Tenn.
lylSad37wi { III EfLff i
kinds at GAINES, BRO. & Co.'s.
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Portable Gas Light.

Last evening Mr.. d. r. Rogers placed
on our table a self-generating gas lamp,
which gave brilliant, soft light, and is
assured to be perfectly safe. 1t is manu-
featured by M. B. Dyott, Philadelphia.
Several of these are in use in this city, en-
bracing different styles, from chandeliers
to the single burner Office stand lamp. <
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DAILY METEoRoLoarcAL REPoR1
lWEATHER REPORT::
WAR DEp'r, 0FFIcE CHIEF SIGxAE OFr1c
: Washington, d. C.,..April IL, T.30 P.M.} l,

bs Storm In r. over fsns TT. - ~; = ,.,;..
Saturday night eastward that In the extrsme North
west move southeast over Dakota. For Eastern New
England on Sunday essterly winds backing g north
York and the Middle States fresh and brisk north
west winds with cloudy and clearing weather. rising
barometer and falling temperature: For the South
Atlantic States northwestery with partly cloudy ana
clear weather. For the Gulf States. northeast and
wnd tf bs shs sao
south and east winds. Storm center in the Missouri
Valley. Lower lakes partly cloudy and clear wealth
Cautonary signals, continue at Boston, Poftland
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13
Seriously HI.

Tile Holston Methodist says. gWe regret
to learn that Rev. John BE. Z Parrett, of
Wytheville, Virginia. sis in very bad health
confined to his room-and unable to
work. We hope to hear of a favorable
change in his health. Esl Sas s7'2s'lr7 SCI
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13
Expenses of the recent Legislature.

The per diem, mileage, clerks, and other
officers fees and postage of the, Thirty
eighth General Assembly, from the day it
convened-J anuary Ito the day of ad-
iournment, March "a, amounted to SAL
1914. This does not vary materially from
that of former sessions of the General AS
semblies of the State.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13

Policeman Cain failed to arrive yester-
day, and as lis known he left Huntsville
with his prisoner, some solicitude is felt at
his absence. A rumor was current among
the police that Staples had escaped, from
the officers custody.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13
Sunday School.

The quarterly Jubilee of the Sunday
School of the Second Presbyterian Church
will be held at the church this afternoon
at,4oelock.s sAll are inviteds ssmxoalk
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Great Attraction.

Gents Neck Ties and Scarfs-a hand
some line-at GAINES, BRO. & Co.'s.
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New Paper.

Mr.. w. J. Moore, of Kingston, has been
in this city for several days past getting
the material Of the True Republican Office
in, readiness for shipment to, that place,
where weekly paper will shortly be es-
tablish ed, to be under the editorial control
Of Nj. zWm. g. Shelley, which, will be
owned by Messrs. Shelley and Moore.
Kingston will be fortunate in being the
location of two papers, and we hope the
new sheet will be as lively and readable as
the East Ieapesseed1a which is one of the
best of our country exchanges.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13

On and after Monday, April 18th, the
mail train on the Knoxville and Ohio
Railroad will leave Knoxville at 4 p. NJ. 2
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13

3 If you want fashionable outfit or any
article of gents wearing apparel of the
latest and most .nobby style, just look
through Gaines Emporium of, Fashion,
and you will be certain to find what you
Want.frr..-. n..-.l nj rirnf.L I'D. .vlr9Tl VI
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Ice Cream.

u MI! Peter Kern, confectioner, on west
side Market Square, respectfully an
nounces to the public that he is ready to
supply families and parties with ICE
CREAM of the best quality, at the shortest
notice. Z. ~. !. -L-,.E-l. y - IVoutI.
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ApIeasant occasion. :

Upon invitation o.. Robt. ,H.,Armstrong
and wife, the Drawing Classih the Female
Institute met at his beautiful residence
yesterday morning sandsRfter sanshour Sor
two of happy joyOusness- such as young
people always find where Mr.. and Mrs
Armstrong preside; repaired to a. pleasant
grove, where each member of the class
selected objects according tos her taste, and
spent two or three hourssFin transferring
them to paper. Many of these sketches,
though hastily executed were quite lifelike
and FAITHFUL to the original. i 90 ASS =
AtBthree O'Clock, this group of happy
girls, repaired from natures temple
(where. it is Ito be hoped they will
be etoften found) to. the 4 house oostoa
enjoy such feast as is seldom prepared.
for company of school gfrls,h and Of
which they partook with. such 2 merry
relish as to give their generous entertain
ers great delight Many daysand Heaven'sa
richest blessing upon Mraana 'Affss ARM,
strong. Would that there were more such
people in the world, who fllayel the heart
and lewisdomto make life Joyous and in
spring to the young BY D happy union as
on this occasion, of useful effort and recre-
strong fofthsEbes Sc sFeaci ON tils ~ IN
was awarded by Miss Mary Park. the UNI
pire, to Miss Ella 4. Butter. . ~"
knsSavIns kmaia. sss3ss''7fYAH'
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na Valuable Property for Sale. 5 ~ 80 :
Z The second store room from Union street.
ON the west side Of Market Square. En-
quire of A. s. Hudiburg. .st2 balm iii27dtfs
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For Sale.

Mr. Guntert whlseffer for sale ION Mon
day morning on Market Square, a beauti-
full portable rustic summer house, together
with number of flower stands. The sale
will be made by i. Joseph. .alsm .'r7 'uts-
The summer house was on exhibition at
the fair last October and was much admir-
ed on account of its elegance of design and
artistic work manship.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13

Just received the largest stock of stoves
ever brought to this market. The demand
for the accelerated cooking stove Fashion,
has made it necessary to purchase by the
car load. All are invited to call and ex>
anime this stove. Our stock of lamps, tim
ware and house. furnishing goods is com
.plete. We. invite the attention of the
trade to examine, thensts5 - uads Esil va
ivSdtf. .HoxsIE & DEpUE.
.. . The Tennessee Land Register contains
valuable Information about properties,
lands climate, SOIL minerals, &C., publish
ed monthly bscfiption SOC per annum.
CMunson & Bailey .PrOprieters, Knoxville,
Tennessee. IA d IL ,,t.-