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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-09

Phenix Guano, Wilcox. Gibbs & Co. i
,a1rI Manipulated Guano.
WE can Eli orders promptly for the above
wv celebrated Fertilizers, imported and
prepared by Wilcox. Gibbs & Co., Charleston.
3. O., and Saysnnah. Ca, as they have ample
order soon before tii5 failroad are re blocked
up with freight. t :.
Special attention is called to the use OF the
Phoenix Guano mixed with Cotton Seed
DO, to JAMES 8. S.CHAMBERS.
'FeD So'..' go. 6T4
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-09

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CHILLs AND FEVER
First take the Blood and Liver Pills. to vork
of the Ollie and purify the blood; three OF
four will be sufficient. Then take table.
spoonful OF HEINITSH'S CHILL CURE, 7.
has bcen tried: We know it.,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-09
Bank Of Charleston.
IONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION. .

NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION,
CHARLEsToN, s.. c., February 20. 1878.
nN and after the 1st day OF March next.
~ this Bank will be prepared to Consolidate q
the Stock OF the Bank OF charleston into tn a t
Of the present organization. ... .,.
One share Of the lattor. par yalue [t1OOl one
hundred dollars, will be issued for d W T5l
whole or ten [l0] half Of the former
Future dividends will bo paid upon the
tho unconsolidated will be reserved until con.
solidatipn Of the same shall be effected.
Tho Books OF Transfer will be closed from
MaToii.i to April /.
Feb 90 m8mo WA. 3. BURDEN. Cashier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-09
Wearn & Rix's New Art Gallery.

Wearn & Rix's New Art Gallery,
Main street, Columbia, 8. c.
ENINE Gard and Cabinet PHOTOS from RI.
II touched Negatives. Oil, Crayon and
Pastel Portraits; hno Miniature Work, all
styles; and Photo ColorinY, in Water and
work. Minute Photographs, 80 so per dc zen;
Ferrotypcs from 90 cents to $500 each.
:, A lady in attendance on the Reception
Room. Fab 2G
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-09
Medical and,Surpical.

nR. A. S: HYDRICK offyfsi his professional
~ services to the community. Office. for
the present, with Dr. Gibbes on Plain street,
near Sumter. MARI t1mo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
mtlnb n,an&eS S@armdbel f&erli@,
uui nt@t mebr 3u fasen?~

rvtlnb u,an&es S@armdBel f@erli@,
UNI nt&t mebr su iusen?""
vGr mar In benz @~usenblide, tu ct als
Elm reuiser Slnter 3u BEN Glben ieines
Iaters lag, rpte Elm 9uno In bic Welt btns
ausseRcben tporren. Dieter Musenblid
madte ibn tpilp, 70 tas ct berna@ ntemals
n1ebr etpaS tarnad fraste, mas ct Sprs
nabn,, tpenr, ct nur 9lcid rem 0ater Dor
Der @elt ben S1ein zines ebrliAen Mans
mes retten fcnnte. Gr bat einen 1dredz
liden Sinn ; @Qes fir @elp, er MIL reid
tperten, mic iein @ater."
m@ber wie lett tenn feline Grau NIT
ibm ?w
v@ctt peib, pie Is tomit Hebt. Die
arme Grau, fe fennt Ginises BON benz
1tun une Treiben tbres Wannes, OBJ
slet9 nidt MQeS, uno er fuat ii@ Dor IL.
rein su lisen, 70 melt es INNER sebt.
8as fam fe oa anberes tbun alS treinen
unb beten fie mag aud nidt INNER
freuncli@ sesen Jpn iein unO es tommt
pann surpsilen 3u barten 9eren. Mber
Dor ieinen &inoern, rieien Gnseln @pts
tes, Dor ibnen best er cine pabre S9su.
tlnb iebt 60 aeb5rt siel busu, 8inpern
grab in bic @usen 3u itben. Sc 1T grade
70. ale IaBe Soft Der 0ater islbf ta unp
blidte rur@ einen fleinsn Spiesel beraus.
l1nb tpsnrl bic fleine Warte, Die &leinis
pes &apitdns, mir ibre tleinen peiBen
Tasen entsesenfredt, 70 tante i'd Got
immer, pae i@ nidt sebeiratbetb babe, unb
cas- io0te aud feiner tbun, Der fi1 nidt
rein MAIDEN fam, penrt unier 5errsptt
tbn su Bud fibrt."
Nad tieitn @orten @ermains eerietb
pas 0eiprd@ ins Stoden, unb nod bate
fetner, In eisene @epanfen p~ertieft, eieies
Sdweisen setrpden, als pl5Bli9 elm
flr&terlides &raden, 70 fart rpie sebn
rolenee Donner, ii1 nernebmen lief. UNI
Elm StUb parauf erfolste, pab bas Tabr>
seus in ieinen innerfter Tueen eriddttrt
puree unp Die brei Seeleute III 8ppen
ftarsten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-06
Der seeramber.
n8Sie Gri@te trGst bic bSie 9att
0Stbs

nVpue uuC AeuIel! Otr rnc IN Eel
Dunfelbeit nit einem anoern S1iTe iuz
iammenseioeen +! Sab i1 eud ni9t ZEN
8efebL bic 9utsrne a~ufsufsden {" BPM
nerte Mubry, ineem ct Yplfommer anse>
fleipet aus Der &ajlte bcr%aufsetlr;t tpm.
Die Nerte ber!"
@ermuin, Der suert wieber auf bic
8etne eefommen mar, elite mad borne lnp
melpete surid: ~&eine 0efubr NIT UNI
fern S1ife, 9err 8apitdn ! @te esaber
NIT benz &ameraoen briben ausiiebt bas
tpeib Der 9tmmel. @ir fnb"....
Die leBten @crte rpurcen ibert5nl BON
elmer farfen Stimme, bic auf benz 0abrs
scuse ausrief: Der Dumb bat uns
r~peniefens spei planfen e~tnsefeeen unp
Der babe Boro 1T gum Ieufel."
MubrY bate unterbeGen nit eibenen
@usen bic Gage Der Dinse beidtist unp
rieie Nnsen uaren 70 idarf uno slibts,
bae fe icsar bic bIftere Ddmmerurp Ell
ner resneriiden Se~ptembernaGt rur9
oransen, unp ibn einen llmiano phens
barter, tpel6er ieinen @eranfsn idneQ
cine anrere &tdtuns sab.
Wit einem Sisnal, mel9es ale fanns
ten, rief ct feline BeiaBuns suiummin.
~Suneen," luste er, mir finfen ni9t
BON eineut Stoee sese1 bieie NuHdale
es 1T tus feline S&if pom beute Morsen
unb ,penr, ibr meine Weinans tbellt, 70
rpeib i9 ni9t, rparun MIR uns tf fcfs
bare 2abuns, bic es fibrt, ni@t sbenio
gut anei9nen f5nnen, als cab mir ie su
0runpe 8eben lafen. SD CLAUDE niGt
tas es 1ih mad Dem Stoee nod LANCE
Oten balt. @uf jecen Sal 1T ss unses
1eBli1es Gut, NIT einem Sdmus9ler
brauGt man feline llmtante su aa9sn.
DoQt tbr alfo einen Sang tbun, {, fOmmt
unc nebrnt nur cure Merte nit, pr fSnns
ten fe pieIei9t n5tbis baben."
m@ir seben nit 5err &aYitan,""
tpar Die rreiitimmise Nntwert.
~Grt ater isbet ~, bab mir Gin Gnpe
fstfriesen !! SD bin au8enblidlid pieper
bel eud."
Der &apitan Yerl9wanp in Der &aidte,
fam aber slei9 rarauf nit einen Sabel
unp swei YiitO!sn beWaffnet surid.
9lae @nortnunsenL rpelde 3eit unb
llmitdnpe seitatteter, ,paren nun setrOfs
fen uno fir@terli& itumpften bic jeBt
uo& fefter suiammensefetteten dabDeuse,
als Mubry's Qeute, bur@ ben CUR Stdrfuns
rei9li@ senoGenen Branntwein no&mebr,
anseretst ~ benz beubidtisten MnSrife
bereit fanben. llnbemerft selaneten fe
ben &apitan an Der Spibe, auf eas 8er>
bed bes aussriebenen Opftrs. 5ier mar
es Mubry's critics @ei&dft bic Ibdre
mad Der &aidte unter ju Yeri<eben unb
ben S&ldGsl In bic Ial&e 3u feden, I'M,
auf bieft @siis eineut Mnsrtfe BON benz
jenissn ,uporsutommen, pel&e mSSlt&ers
tpeiit nod bort lein fcnnten. Snjwi1&en
bate Elm S@wanfen pes Gabreuaes ben
S&sin BON elmer In bsmitlten Musens
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09
n1Kruls. T.

TIE 6lassfara Sisters gave lhrce the.
stflra entertainments here last wesk
They are "a excellent troupe aad gave
grntrsI satisfaction.
The new foundry II ths Walter A.
Wood Moving ard ReapInr Machine %.
il nearly completed. The buildiag ia
.1kITa feet There ID bat on larger IN the
UHlted States. aud there Is none better
arranged Tie company expect 10 have
che feondrg ready and 10 commence work
she 4Hh inst
frank White. a. employee Of \. A.
GsfdDer, elopcd with bic employers
daughter, sged fourteen years, last sun
day. Tie returned Friday and resumed
work fer Mr.. 6arduef Saturday.
wEsT LEBANON, \. y.
r0rt rEacI1ulSss
A Faulsf si4i., pFgs 4as g,rgaghl 5 plain,
VIA side ogeu syss ia search - rich game.
0nr8s vbcrr she F.uehss had huiIt nssl
AuB csc ahIeGRu only taeiF union had biest--
The old birdie can r1au1 and sir5yt very hard
~ srrTy sb4eagar their chicken T. guard.
Bus the Fowler regardless Il parental eries,
Too. tbslf young oB- sssy bsilrs their cd eyes
Ana bsrluE tas gone weut % b. tis west,
Au8 iest tas all FiueHe- O. magra sogna the nest,
+.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09

Masonic.
The ueA' irEqlAr Communication al AdUuiraai
Ludgs, T. a A. d., Niti be held o. Thursday
evening Ua DAD, 1873
l.. l.. WYAAN, W
Adonitam chapter. No. Is, IL. A, NJ.
Neat regular eonyocAtion on Wednesday eyeu-
ing Oct, Sta, at "a O'Clock.
j. *. rfMONDs. h. Z
". A blsACE Sect
skinner Post No. 81, g. A. H.,
Meets At the loiburB House Hall Factory Point
o. the Hr+f Tuesday evening ~ each month
y. X. sIMONDs, Commander.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09

a clock face has bscB added 10 The
.ast side uf lha tower. aud jewellers 10
he east side Of tha church. are NOW bap-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09

There IL 10 CASE O. D5spepsA ih { Greeues
August llssrt ~Id tot cure Came 10 the Drug
stare Of 3. Grover, FActory Puiaf, VI. aud IN
ure abnutlt. ] y'u tuti,I tom COstiyrnt,s
rick Headae1s, -paf stomach, | I'd. go-tlan, LAYER
LuuplsiuI ~ dsraugC OF the ststrt4. ~ IL.
Iaaur three does sIi relieve Won.
Hu-uuUg herman -yru1 is nos sold IA every
taNu aud cas- 10 tHe United sEattr We have not
less than thruo hundred let.efr from DWggists
saying q n lhv best medic ne thoy ever suid for
CONSUMPTION, throat or Lung diseases, sample
bottles oi botH Tree of chargF, Regular size 15c,
93mx
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09

II J. o RIDA.
From November 70 May, Florida IL the
fagarito resort for northern people, but its limit
cd hotel capacity prevents many from making it
their winter home uA8 would uthersis- do - .
II !. pfoposel 70 build s large hotel ~ some
pllHt jH tle state 10 meet the requirements o.
those VINO desire superior acsomm1 lsti0ua g..
My eApsFeHcs az the 81. James Hotel, Jackson
Vile last water, euA 1les ne % speak confidently
az to the Hueerss % thi- enterprise. For inform
Alon ~ 80 plaus, Ae., address
F.H. ChViS
Equinox House, Manchester, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09

"A badly correspondent writes 20 ror-
rrei au rem Go the last JornSAL Ia re.
gard 90 midnight singing" aud declares
thst lf was O'Clock To-, which is rath-
gr late tar midnight. There must be
saule muslc lowing people ln that vicinity
bat laeg oasat aat 70 disturb those who
baFe So esf foe musia 81 8 O'Clock Ia She
morning
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09

~. q. Taylor has secured the services
of Charles Harding in his repair shop.
Alr Harding has previously worked at
tae jewellery business In this village
Among the patents recently granted
10 Nomontcrs We notice one TO VIM. 5,
BhiaIcll and Emersou Estabrook for a
coffee pot aud to VIM. :. Blaisdell aud
G. X. Young for a lamp. W%haye not
examined The inventions but presume
they are important Improvements on the
odd style.
Mr.. o. 4. Wilkinson has reopeued
her millinery shop under Adams Hall,
where She will keep numerous articles
70 iickIc the fancy Of the fair sex, aud re-
lIeye The pockets Of the Lords" OF any
spare cash they may have on hand.
We regret to learn that our photo
guphcr Mr.. Wilkiusou. will soon close
up he business in thi. place. Ills work
bas given good satisfaction and we are
sorry 10 lose him. People should give
him 'last call.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09

WEST 4 BRO.
KETr
Black silks, Japanese silks. POpliHs,
Merinos. Cashmercs,
etc, etc.
RURNHAM a TEMPLES
INSURANCE AGENCY.
RUTLAND. YEKNoNr,
Represent,
Etna Insurance Company.
Assets. ss.oo.Ooa o.
Home Insurance Company
Assets st.soo,ooo 90.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
Asset. s., Oo0ooo %.
Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
Assets Is,oooOos 90
Royal Insurance Company.
Assets tio.O1o.c 600 90,
Phoenix Insurance Company, New York
Asset, 81 600 600 90.
Franklin Insurance Company.
Assets s. $4,000 90
Insurance Company Of North America.
Asset. 81. $4,000 %.
Springfield Insurance Company.
Assets 81, 900 900 co. a ....
Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford
Assets q oOo, OO0Oo.
/ National Fire Insurance Company.
Assets $500 900 90
/ Pennsylvania Insurance Company.
Assets 81 500, 900 90.
The shove strong list Of Companies represent
( ed by .
BUbNaAM & TEMPLE.
| 233iy Opera House, Rutland, VI.
4 n a ~ ~ /, ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09
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afu GfH ka SOS b. 2.


MANCHESTER.
a clock face has becu added TO The
at side u lho tower, aud jewellers TO
he eAs, side of the church are now bap-
j.
Rev " $. BIaisdel supplied the
,ulpil ~ the Congregational Church last
Sabbath. Or. Cushmun being absent 60
attend the meeting of the Evangelical
alliance, 10 New York
BurHlt Brothers caught large lynx
u their lrAp on Sunday Of last week.
,ood enough for him, DC shonldn't have
,cen round breaking tbe Sabbath. lie
yas au oId settler.
-, H. Over Is making a commenda-
lle effort 10 raise good stock aud to this
nd recently purchased a fine calf Of
robert Ames, said calf tipFing the scales
Il i95. Who has better one:
The has horse in Vauderlip's team
peterborough q slnce way near tho depot
last week, injufing Il seriously. The
authorities will be called upon 70 pay the
bin
Geo. ". Lawrence, 81 this village
ias just completed a well at shushan, 20
beet in the solid rock, with abundance OF
water. Tho well bas been sunk, partly,
3 or a supply Of water Ia case of tlie,aud
,u engine pump has been pat Ia which
wil throw tbe water 500 feet Mauohcs-
81 need, something OF the Kind.
The Post Otliec Department iu their
+ abstraei of ruling and instructions, say
that ali local newspapers placed la q post
oniae for distribution through the boxes,
|or general delivery must be treated the
same ar thoagh they came 10 the mall,
and cannot be delivered until the postage
i. paid thereon Subscribers TO the
Manchester JounNtL who continue to
receive their papers through this Office
will be obliged TO pay postage on the
same st quarterly rates at 8 cents per
quarter.
WV. y. BuRroN, =. NJ
On Thursday Of last week several Of
our citizens went 90 West Lebanon, \
s.. 20 witness The marriage of Warren
Fowler. son u u. X. Fowler, Esq. and
Miss Mary J. Finch, daughter Of l.. q.
Z Finch, Esq.. Of West Lebanon The
guests numbered about enc hundred and
a. brilliant ava assembly iu beauty and
dfess, as well Is. lively IN word and
deed IS ouc oileH segs together THE
ceremony was very happily performed by
Rev Dr. Cushmsu Vt Manchester. The
4 refreshments were Of the best, The bridal
loaf superb so everything possible done
ior tie hpgne.' of The guests
The next DAY was spent By those from
Manchester, iu a visit 10 the Shaker and
other points Of interest II was su oc
caslou greatly cpj9gcd by al, aud tht
bride aud groom were sped on their ID
voyage with mauy good wishes.
oa- thanks ate due 60 the Burrit
brothers, Mrs A. } Gray, Mrs. Wander
lip sod G Il Orsls flr boaulitai snip
pl1 q grapes, pears, etc. Tbs grape
FROM Buuiti brother, Included seyem
dl.lefeat varieties sud were vegy aHe
Tbeit gilg also Included a watermelon
rai.ed By them which weighed twcul
four pounds They nave raised q sqna,i
tle ,.gesrat season giat weighed misty
ulne ard a quarter p0aua which wuait
undoubtedly have also l.aklcd tie cdIo
ual palsle uuIy lhey had o Igsd wlhou
ii. NoN II we auiv hsA some onion
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09
DYSPEPSIA CURED.

Htnntt ThIn hIIHs MABIC VH 0uFe' ehIH Ulbtnbcs :
Some folks seem to be proud OF telling hos
flame their shoulders are'-of my crick ia the
back"-or, Il have got the sciatlca'-and de.
light in Dragging chat nothing can cure mel
but when we get such awful folks to use Rem
NE's PAIS-kILLING MAaIc on, fsithfully we
not only cure their lsmeness and charm away
their pains, but we actually take all that kind OF
''brag out Of theml' and they frankly own up,
aud say, at works like a charml'
sold by Druggists, Merchants and GroceIs.
Call for Reunes Magic OIL where you usually
trade.
II Is put up IN three Sizes called Trial Size"
'Medlun size aud Large Family Size bottles
WIN. RENNE 4 SONS,
Sole PrOpretyrs aud Manufactgters
pttzdrld Mass
Sold by Visit Hard, Manchester, and by Y.
Grover Factory FOut. 6eusly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09

The way "to minister 10 mind diseased, IL
90 take Peruvian syrup. protected solnt0n Of
the prvf9rtis ~ iron, which gives rrngth and
,igur to the Whole ryrtem, restores the digestive
organs 10 perfect heath. thereby restoring the
mind to its natural Yigur.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09
MOTHERS READ THIS.
KEEP MlIIER'S BABY SYRUP

90 hand. and your children sill never be sick. It
viii Instantly euro sour stomach. dys"ntery
Rrplug Ia the bnsris Wind coils sc. Give re-
lief ID teethihE rlearaut to iaS- Gontaius no
olum ~ morphine Reiiey your child 10y cur
ing not bs caring it to sleep, as il restored
health aud Thirty growth will spon Indicate.
Price % couts per bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09

.CAuTIoN
HAANCB oTFIck
Phanix Ma,aal Life Insurance Co,
81 HknrrpEh. GaSp
49, Broadway, Albany, ), \.
Al ptrsans trr hereby osntsanea aE4iusi pa,
luE Aut maneY 20 G. a1iuE suy hnsiaeHs whktFV-
e. vlfh j. hahalck 81 Raii4na. VI a.
taaut u tke F#musH Autuhl lAfs Toe Go u
Hartford, gaaH a. The ss8d Bkhcast i ne l9aF
a. .n The enplaf = sksl Campsnf and u lafgeiv
Indebted e. tbls ahlss faF pfemiums collected
Al parties wail BE- dalY Bpliasd 70 whofa 70 mahs
tarF paYmrnts.
94v MyB BULL, Manager.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09
b. 1-. anl a.lrasalal III -.

He @ ah8 y ~ iaenta5 - 49,
.n ~ nufE la uhsch lto ladies' per.
g led sHl Sc sgm.c sd gsmnastse seti
waB $50 wea suaann8 sns very eussr.
saa bliss sAa1 favored the sod.
tnaf ua teFtrsi an. skinner aad
West ft Haas az fanay meu, and show
ha easy 81 8e Gf real merit to satisfy a.
aaa nlaaas descending 10 yalgsn.
u
We afe efs8 80 feuu lHal NJ Orrs.
~ fHa Egalaar Haase. has declined thc
aaf mads flal GO ao 60 fhe Palmerlioase,
CHaga, ga ac reason tAat T. wond in-
EaffaTa aiti tI1e Sumner busiHess q Mao
CHESTER ne e. Bow engaged la orgauir-
lnsb company with q large capital, for
tl purpose of ba#3.ng 8 winter holeI 10
FLORIDA To siatcr basinefs eommeuscs
aaaal ita drt 81 November and closes
taa 6fsI Of May, which vii enable BIN
60 divide hls lime between Manchester
ava Florida. Thls plan e o good one and
MI Ofris las lha necessary energy and
experience To successfully carry ii out
The egmmer aud winter hotel business
uamraE go together, large number Of
fae patrons Of tbe Equinox House, the
pest summer, were the guests Of Mr..
0nls, at the n. James Hotel, last winter,
aad we know lbai many families who
pem3 their summers Ia Manchester De-
size Ga winter iu Florida, provided they
ean be sure Of satisfactory scoommo-
duious.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09

AT ile annual meeting o. The Arliug-
ioa Nouag Mems Association. held Oct.
ls, ,hg fa.,eaag persons were elected
8faoss iar TIE year ensuing. President
u ll4nl Nieerfgsl3eats, Z NJ 18th.
fop, Chas. Cauaeljs Secretary and
Treasurer r. Holden, Fad Executive
C8mm.tiee, j.. c. CuJlinan, l. A Back
III G Williams; Librarian, +. C. Call.
uAa Library uT.en Saturday evenings
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-06
A Good Firm 10 Purchase From.

Under the head Of new ADVERTISEMENTS
will be found the card of A. NJ. Spiro &
Bros, in which they agree to keep con-
SANITY on hand a large stock of the finest
confectionaries They say they will not be
excelled by any one in their line of trade
either in point of excellency or i'll cheap
ness. They keep constantly OH hand a
good supply of the best of bread, such as
Rye, French Twist or Square loaves, which
they feel confident will give satisfaction to
all who may give it a test. All orders for
candies, cakes, &C., from a distance will
receive prompt attention, and entire salts
faction is guaranteed to all who may IA
vor them with their orders.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-06
Before the Recorder.

2 The two Eaststep females were before
the Recorder yesterday for unbecomins
conduct, and were fined 81 SO each, but.
failing to hand over the cash or to give
good security, they were still occupying
rooms at the calaboose at late hour yes
tertlay evening.
Caroline Jenkins, noted female of col
or, was again lodged in the calaboose yes
terday evening, in beastly state of in
toxication: She was raising considera-
bic disturbance near the railroad, when
Pat. Kane came across her and brought
her to the -" 'boose." She will see the Re-
corder to- day.
About 10 o'clock last night, policeman
Kane conducted a feminine pugil:st to the
calaboose. She had been trying her
muscles on some glass windows on Market
Square.
"Benzinen seemed to have been freely
offered yesterday, and was readily taken.
A countryman by the name of Alb. Hall
was well under the influence of the same,
and. was letting off "steam" in the Gala
bose at a late hour. Both of the above
eases will appear before the Recorder this
morning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-06
Local MISCELLANY.

Yesterday the sign at the Atkin House
fell, striking the upper porch without do
ing any damage, though narrowly missing
two gentlemen who were standing almost
under it. 4e ba
A good deal of interest was manifested
on the lower part of Gay street yesterday
in consequence of the exposure of a fraud
i'm the butter market, whereby one of the
"tricks of trade" was shown up by one of
our dealers in the oleaginous compound.
The vender of the butter was from Sewer
county and had quite a large lot of it,
which he wished to sell to Mr.. Samuels.
That gentleman never buys a ''pig in a
poken and while examining the article,
stuck his knifein tempting roll and was as
tonished to find it met with an obstruction
He couldn't account for it and investigat.
ed further, when large stone was
found enclosed, with a thin coating of but
ter surrounding it. This was true of sey-
eral more, ten rolls of which were weighs
ed. aggregating seventeen pounds, ten of
which were carefully washed limestone.
The butter seller declared he had nothing
to do with the matter, but that he had pur-
chased it from other parties. He didn't
sell his butter,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-06
Drug Market.

y marked Improvement has been noticed in
drug trade during the last week. Merchants
have bought more freely preparing for spring
trade We have to note still further decline
in Iodide Potash Sc. 10 per lb. being now asked
while general stffening in prices is noticed in
other drugs in consequence of advance in gold.
being now asked. Opium is now held at. S9a
S9.25. Spirits Turpentine is strong at 9OcaS1.0 90
per gallon. Linseed Oil firm at 81. 15aS1. 90
Window Glass slightly advanced, Other goods
sarln IS last week, -..- -.-L- - !. -.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-06
Circuit Court.

- Circuit Court met yesterday morning,
Judge Hall presiding. 800.
S. Booker VS.. S. NJ. Shipe appeal SS62
death Of plaintiff having been suggested
and proven, the plaintiffs attorney moved
10 revive in the name of VIM. Lewis,
admr. of III. Booker, who sues for the use
of Levi McC1oud, which is accordingly
done on his giving sufficient security for
prosecution.
:. S. Booker vs.. $, NJ, shipe; appeal $3.50.
Same as above. 1
G. w. Branner ct al VS.. A. G. jackson,
admr,; plaintiff dismissed suit.
Enoch Faw, agent for Marietta paper
mills VS.. r. S. Sanders, l. S. Clark and H.
Nicholson; trial by jury; verdict for
plaintiff for S157.13.
III. x. Thurber & Co., VS.. Wilcox Min
tiff for 81 SIC II. M
Howard & Soule VS.. Joseph Mynatt
Judgment by default for S93 %.
III. Roberts VS.. G. NJ. Hazen, ct al; iu(lg-
ment by default for S610 OF.
p. Keener VS.. A. l.. Maxwell, ct al;
discontinued as to all defendants except
Maxwell.
John Minton VS.. Knoxville Iron Co.,
and Thomas Lewis; appeal dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
IS. A. Stewart VS.. VIM. Dyer, rule for Sc
curity made absolute and cause dismissed.
Chas. ID. Steward VS.. VIM. Dyer; rule
fer security made absolute and cause dis
missed.
a number of minor cases Were passed
over to same time in the future.
Court adjourned to meet at the regular
time this morning.