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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-05
now THE COUNTRY STANDS THE CRASH.
Items About Finance Trade and work
........... shops.

The Evening Post of the 2Sth says of the
situation in New York:
Whatever change there is in the gen
eral situation seems to be for the better. 1t
is certain that the banks are improving,
the gain in legal tender notes, according
to this mornings report to the Clearing
House. having been over one million dol
lars. In few days the pooling of legal
tenders by the banks will be discontinued,
and a very large gain, will then, it is
thought, be apparent
The Times says: In regard to the No>
vember dividends upon railroad bonds and
stocks, we have reason to suppose that the
defaulters will be less numerous than APP
pretended fortnight ago, owing to the
Improvement in the bank movement and
supply of currency. Earnest efforts are
being made to provide the interests of sew
eral railroad loans of comparatively recent
creation, which seems to be imperiled by
the suspension of the bankers of the roads
in September.
New York funds are reported more
plenty at Boston, and the banks of both
cities will no doubt resume currency pay
ment in full at the same time. Indeed at
Boston the banks claim that they have
already resumed in full. In Philadelphia
the payments of currency are also nearly
up to the demand. Nearly all whose ne
cessities require currency get it on de-
mand.
A Washington dispatch of the 2Sth says ;
Representative Kelly, of Philadelphia, ar
rived here to-day, and this afternoon had
quite am interview with the President on
the condition of National finances. His
well known views in favor of q converti-
BILE bond by which the forty-four millions
of legal tenders can be issued, found no
little favor with the President, who, recent
other facts indicate, is much more in ac-
cord with Judge Kelly's initiation policy
than the latter had expected.
Serious results of the panic are felt along
the Hudson. The extensive brick yards
near Poughkeepsie have all stopped, and
employing carpenters and manufacturers
are working with half the usual force.
The extensive paint works of Gardner ~
Co, at Little Falls, Cohese, Rochester,
Pleasant Valley, Newberg, and Haver-
straw stopped Saturday, and 10000 men
are out of employment. The firms paid
S50O,O00 a month to employees. Factories
in other places have either stopped or re-
duced time and wages.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-05
Fire nlse a voa,s 3 n,.istoE.a a
j. M. Bankers StorehOuse and a Dwelling
Rurned-Loss S7,OOO-Insurance $4,000.

Rurned-LOss S7,OOO-InsuraDce $4,000. '
W BRISTOL, TENN, Oct. 80, 1873, 81
About half past two O'Clock this ironl-
ing, the well house in the rear OF >. NJ.
Barker's store was found to be on lire. In
few minutes frame kitchen, between
the house mentioned and the storehonse,
caught on fire. From this building the
flames caught the roof of Barker's store
andlthe residence of Mrs. Ayers, ADJOINING.
In less than q half hour both buildings
were in flames. Hundreds OF our cltlzens
were soon on the ground, but coulu do lit
tie to retard the work of destruction. AS
many as a hundred buckets were busily
applied, but these could not take the place
of a fire engine,
Mr.. Barker saved his entire stock from
the fire in a damaged state. Mrs. Ayers
saved but very little of her furniture, and
none of her family apparel. Her loss is
very severe Her sister and daughter dis
played remarkable heroism in endeavor-
ing to save their property. The loss was
a severe one to the family. 1t was their
all. They share the deserved sympathy
of the community. Mr., Barker was for
tunate in having $4,000 insurance on his
stock of goods He had let q policy for
the same amount run out only Few days
since. He is ayoung man of energy ana
great personal popularity, and VIII soon
regain his losses. The fire was the work
of an incendiary. 1t could not have been
from any other agency. The well house
b was set near the corner, and the hre was
found bursting from near the roof, Con-
siderable thieving was carried on during
the fire, an evidence that the fire was de-
signed.
The people are beginning to awake to
the vital importance of having fire
engine. A Hook and Ladder Company
could have saved all the disaster. Efforts
have been made, but in vain, to organize
such Company, the answer invariably
being, "Let every man take care of his own
nronertyn More anon. CRAYNE.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-05
More Financial Trouble.

The failure of Hoyt, Sprague g. Co.
caused heavy decline i'll values on the
Stock Exchange and depression outside
The restoration of confidence has received
a shock by this event, which can only be
looked upon in the light of a public calam-
ity in the present condition of affairs.
The failure of the Bank of England di-
rectors to advance their rate of discount to-
day caused decline here in both gold and
foreign exchange.
There is no change in the monetary situ-
alton, call loans being done at Z per cent.
to 1-32. The associated banks to-day gain
ed $751;, 900 in legal tenders. There is
fair activity in railroad bonds at lower
prices.
The stock market opened steady, but
soon became weak, and continued to de-
cline until the meeting of the one o'clock
board, when an upward reaction set in.
The decline ranged from one to four per
cent. throughout the list, and the recovery,
up to two o'clock, from one-half to one
and three-quarters per cent. Since then
the market has weakened again.
Lloyd, Hamilton d Co. have suspended.
They have large interests in Pennsylvania,
Salt Against General Butler.
The suit of VIM. +. Britton against
| Benz. +. Butler to recover SIS, 900, the
amount of two drafts seized by Gen. But
| Ter in 1862 while he was Military Governor
| or New orleans, came up Tor hearing be-
fore Judge Woodruff in the United States
Circuit Court to-day. Gen. Butler was
present and advised the United States at.
torney who defends the action on behalf
of the Government. The counsel for Mr.
Brtton stated that in 1862 man bearing
two drafts drawn by firm of which Brit.
ton was partner, was doing business in
Natchez, Miss, and, while attempting tC
cross from the rebel lines into New Orleans
was arrested. The drafts We're then value
less, but Gen. Butler compelled Mills, Jud
son q Co., who where agents in New Or
leans for Britton & Co., to endorse then
and then got them cashed. He claims thai
Britton was not an enemy of the United
States, and that his property could not
therefore, be confiscated by an agent of the
| United States Government.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-05
rhe Money Order System and the Panic

The New York Post of the 18th says:
General M. La Rue Harrison, special
agent of the money order department of
the postoffice, has just completed an extern
sive tour of inspection through the West.
In conversation to-day he made an inter-
esting statement in regard to the workings
of the money order system during the re-
cent panic.
He said that the result of his inquiries in
the principal western cities, including ON
cinnati, st. Louis and Chicago, showed
that the use of the money order system
had increased from twenty-five to forty per
cent. since the beginning of the panic, and
three-fifths or more of this increase was be-
lieved to be permanent.
This advance had come mostly fromlbus-
mess men, who formerly conducted all
their financial transactions through the
banks.
The orders paid in st. Louis rose to the
amount of sd 900 in one day during the
panic, and they POW average $4,000 day,
while formerly the average was but about
$4,000. In Cincinnati $4,000 day Is the
average, against $4,000 formerly. In Chi
cago the number of orders rose from about
one thousand day amounting TO rom
$4,000 to SIS 600, to two thousand uay,
amounting to about $4,000.
General Harrison said the Information
he had received led him to belive that II
similar increase in the money order sys-
tenn had taken place since the panic lnhll
parts of the country Out of this increas-
ed confidence in the system had grown u
general desire among business men that
the limit of the amount to be transmitted
in this manner should be- increased from
$50 to $500 between first cldss offices.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-05
THE Fri Az OF STOKES CONCLUDED
lie is Sentenced to Four Years In the
PeniteniiarysA HHWg
Latest DEVELOPMENTS in the Trial 81
Marshal BaZaine. -....
Armed Resistance to the Lawful Author
s.... tiles in Indiana,
HOME NEWS.
stokes, the Murderer of Fisk, Sent 10 the
fenitentiary,

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-The verdict
against Stokes was manslaughter in the
third degree. The sentence was four years
hard labor. Judge Davis said, in render
ing the verdict against Stokes: The jury
have exhausted, and more than exhaust
ed, all mercy in your case. No appeal to
this court can diminish the sentence tor
the highest penalty affixed by the statute
in the degree in which you are convicted,
and that is too light and apparently tri-
fling as compared with the great crime
you have committed. Stokes was sur
rounded and embraced by male relatives,
and then hurried to the Tonbs.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-05
THE YELLOW FEVER sCOURGE.
The Epecimic Declared Ended-Absentees
Returning.

The EPeGimic Declared Ended-Absentees
Returning.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 30.-For the past twenty
four hours, ending at o'clock last night,
there were nine deaths from yellow fever
and nine from other causes.
The Board of Health officially notify
absentees that they may safely return.
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 30.-The heavy frost
and clear weather allay yellow fever appre-
tensions.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 30.-There We're no
deaths from yellow fever to-day and no
new cases. There was the heaviest frost
of the season this morning. There are a
few old cases of the fever, two of which
are serious.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-05

Ex-President Johnson, since his arrival
in Washington. has been called upon by
both Jay Cooke and Henry ID. Cooke, who
have extended to him comforting assur-
ances as to the recovery of his $4,000 de
post.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
Political 4lutifrs.


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Il CtRD. Ye desire to ctI Me
atteh ion n our Irieaet, ui.d GUS
t0nters 10 our dl1toutcem MT ei.e-
tchete. OUiag to our one price
Drji.oip'e rs hesitIted tn ddc srtise
our stock at reduced rdtes, TOR to
s-U to one nj less than price ndrited
c0Uld incur the Tesponsibtttty OT
.eittny the Uh7Je line ut the sam
price. ne lire H3V the time
has come, n,td IRE accept the sitn0-
ton. He hnce this day bro se,. our
] Ftces 0nd hire ma eked our o offs
dOWIt from 70 10 80 per cent
This Is an oppor'anitV seldom,
presented uItd ,Ue WW assure our
Customers they iCjtt not buy goo u
cheaper, this seasJn, til tH ar 0ift
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
zlotifes in Bankruptcy.

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

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cYe.ted 10 cal 81 once 8. , H-iEzl STREET.
A. 4 DENOEA ASDi2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
W00LLEY & VAN TRUMP
Insurance Agents.
No. 4, Journal I5ajt1totl.
Adjoining city Hail.

WHINING TON, DELAWARE.
We are the AUTHORISED AGENTS Of the follow.
ing Com ganiez:
Mutual Lite Iastf ai,c4 Company Mr. York
H5ga! hssttrance Company, England
-f.'na - " Hartford.
E4gaiE a. -
Insurance c rapaHy. N5rp, Anericq Phila.
Frastlta Ia,uraHee Company. Ptttqds lptta
C15dat.Htdl Insurance Company. Neo liOrk
Niagara -
Maiu.at1n -
Ihentr FIRE and Murine "
sprinyfeh # Springfield. Mass
PeopLes Ftre Insurance Co. Trenton. n J.
Fdr,uers .Nibtdl Fire Insurance Co. York Pa.
Uelaaare Fire ms. Co. Wilmington. Del!
Trqc-.5rs' ms. Co., Aecuie1rh Hartford
El.lrdy Pass ms, Co., "AocpLei,t Hartford
4 t necessity Of a No. l, INSURANCE, never
existed more decidedly than JUST now. We there
ore rr er with pride . the list Of Companies
confidently say He can furnish PROMPTLY the
ST SIEsT POLICIES IN THE WORLD
Our scities are snch that We can place any
Amou Of Insurance desired
App "a lon 10y mail Cr Otherwise will receive i'm
media attention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

EE-Hes p TIazneTt CVss/fr ere are bass IL
have never used EepJtJ iGe II a. s. 7ls sel1 70
yOuF grocer tel Lll1 yCz van eakei i Ni- %.
JCu Cnly q few ceEts Ihsu "a 81 over !v1I
heuse, and WHEREVER yea nE1 sfsgi 9p3h tbs pzshI
furniture czrpeiE u elJ mig esr shsiAef !. l-e
dirt grease, Tar O. NAs5eTtE x. 1ss bspJle sc-
- rdi1g % the kirp.s d.iec-lGLs q aen co--slt a.
ne tfnssre copper EsTe kHlves igEts Eets.ss- e.c
and polsh II n AZ. When ys1 have CoEe tnls ones
then EpOcn HoTgsn6 sons ELoH pOsiaEt!y iAAi
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

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nr9 A CssWes u de q t. "a saure, if'-hl fIe=a
= zl5sssd lFeFs. by Ssszt, Hazard o.. he
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flts n r.zrEEE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

-fE-Lssk 70 youT inieres; and bay yozr eo9,s 40
shoes q PTerynA1s - > Ete= stefe,liS zAfasi g
hext DOR - leu61 EsH 571otAE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
EOk SALE
THE COUNTY FARM.
AT HAREs CORNER.

We are z7th5r zed by the Comm, tee OF the Board
u rTlsress or TIE Poor Of New Castle Coonty,
'r5Ia Wilmington x miles from Nov Castle and
halt nile rom the Del X. r. az Chippewa station.
rris farm coma ns - acres snf o+rcnss OF land
divided iufJ cUuyer'ent n=lds, well watsTed ard
l-naed. On ake q % The iaru there 10 beautiful
grove " natural titn Der. The soil Is well adapted
- gfss gram Or fruits.
the irlpE0yem=nte are tgo-story dwelling barn,
and Seeding, granary and cribs, carriage, smoke,
pJ1 IJ aAd tenant houses a. frame ana 10 good
ofd=r Al Il 4re's Corner there Is II Jtel, Drove
Yards Pfs! once, ScaOol, Carriage Shsps AID
smtl sG9p
Parties seeking either 3 good investment or de-
s.rsg.- 40 are invited 70 apply IN person or by
istor price and terms al The Real Estate, Ac-,
Oli.e " kEiAOLUS CO.,
95 Market street.
wilmington, Del,
send for pat, sugso t:d4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

at thsa tss peo7ie are hndihs cot taai
ees good bargains N boOia kAa sness a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

ET-kaEs ~ kTTs- 4 lie Es.5=ti53 Il ycurBoets
and gaoss fof The egasDz ksz9J9 respect Qor sto'-E
ss4 get t4g1H bar 80 q CO, a4iLs.
ktYeet cocrz bEl0s Eeaf B.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

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7. r. FsGnngioRE, tboe E7orr, ANITA And ofAEge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

-Es.s. - sA.s.. Al rress tbz1 defy oonpsfi.
o. = Bsleo<f 4 BIOS, IS 1ld s.s AGIkes q.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

fa ear ses good snd Feitzhls
rrszynzR's. a. EeEy OE RriesA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

EF-Csy ene B1oss range n pike fTsn g % -
TflsT are thssps ? t7su fle ssszrtsf - - aLa p
Nsrksl street, b e0sk Bro
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

EEEes1 your hssf aTy and warn ~ Eesrins 3 goo4
tco-s sbd xsOex for these cal a. MIR A1s LrAnSe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

EEeses- taJ tell cf Lsdiss' sisses and Caiid
renfs ss1as q redrced f1lees. Bztc1cE- CO
"a ksfEgf street, fCgr dJprs pe-gS Eo1F-A-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

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MsrEe4 stfssL 6JsFs aslos FeEE Q shi sei le-l
,Tf1U BqsytE and s.psE. bsDcleE ca
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
Esa ma xmza.

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! aa1 West Ane Seoaaa and HarftL Ihzisss{ !;
Faid via azf.a1e E grGElEE Azd lEi7tAA !.
p Tie nsdsf Wfl rHseiEe - os1ix resara, ~
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

tEFshfVe an immense st1eE d L1oiss Eaoee,
tu- re uirfer, n gn s. 70 u s. q. Csl snd Sc
tserl 1, Bsss1assE Bf0s, 80 s1c IS AEFkst =,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

KE-gcse. toy PaQ E,1tr<ss.-Tha panic IS s5cE.
over xus Nj. Maa. nauseu = nOw prepared v maze
ns1 E1!t cf p. cgiles - sly E=Es1a E1o saA
scsrtd q; Tue ATE Eaauc my, u ~ any p-Es
whether sczEtd u ngL IL Las ed u . ms st>ck
Of geods - ss5tci ifln. aA1 a1g p-Es5n sso Es4is
tailoring doLs, &: prcss y AMI tA- les O-sli "
SlTe John cal ~e LhCT i:Vu! go. ess ~
Susintspee Il seTers teas t.ai NJ NJ il zotsd y
p-oLlpIneeH tEFg-ss = sz-lz, AID Hs4ef1.lJl u
ctarseA Drsp u 81 .: ElAg O.. e; zad sss LIS lsA
gOgds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

rEE p. FsaH4s. sgzs IL ih- place 70 get god els.
ION so;E eaesp. A. SeIE sArI1hs~14 SlAa- ana
Orza2e reesS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15
Yartntrship alatitts.

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al. A. N ~ w4fft7AHi sut Ja11-s trsrn
11l-iiH1f1z - - tLess- 9AIke eNSs
nsrs-,esi N FilRp.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-15

GDOds are I..Eer udCe.ttsed by
tiis House u, Il Bi4lG J II ;, uitiess
actu0uy ind = arhtt tac.