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We should not hesitate to recommend to any
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"You know how it is yourself" II you
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IL Cures Cholera, when All Other Remc-
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In sectlOns OF Tue country NhtIe
YER A N ID A G U 70

In sections OF the country Where
FEVER AND A G U e
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WHY take pints Of nauseous 1ud remedies foI
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-26
TENNESSEE AT VIENNA.

We have received letter from General
Wilder, written in New York, in which
he says: 81 have secured at the Vienna
Exposition one hundred feet square of
ground at the main entrance of the Ameri-
can wing of the building for an -independ-
ent canvass pavilion for exhibiting the
: productions of Tennessee, and expect to
get free transportation for all articles sent
from Chattanooga to Norfolk, Va. Mr.. R.
T. Wilson offers free freights over his
road, the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia. 1t will cost. about twenty dollars
per ton from New York to Vienna, via
German Lloyds steamers via Bremen, and
r think the boards Of Trade of Knoxville
and Chattanooga should payit.a We want
to take at least ten tons of minerals from
each place, and wish Mr.. J. B. Johnson
would act for me at Knoxville to collect
them from upper East Tennessee above
Loudon, and have them prepared for ship
ment by May LIST, from Norfolk, Va We
will have better place to exhibit than any
State. Let us do justice to ourselves and
have the best exhibition ~ EI Jt}t
This is matter Tennessee is deeply in
terested in and we trust our people will
second Gen. Wilder's efforts to make our
display creditabie one. No man in the
State is so we'll suited to superintend this
work, for few have such energy or capacity
and noone is SO familiar with the material
interests of the State s~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-26
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

We have frequently expressed our views
as to the qualifications desirable in the
State SUPPLEMENTARY of Education, who
will be called upon to organize the public
school system of Tennessee. The impor-
lance of this great work has been frequent
ly dwelt upon in the CHRONICLE. LAS we
have before stated It's not the mere ability
to do the work that is required. We need
in such place a man whose heart
is full of the good cause. We need
a man who will throw some enthusi-
asnn into the work, who will do more than
execute the mere letter of the law. We
want State Superintendent who has been
identified with the school movement, who
feels the need of education for the people
and who will give his time, his talents and
his whole soul to the great work. The Of
flee was not intended by the. people to be a
political one. The appointment was not
vested in the Governor to be dispensed as
a reward for political services. 1t is po-
sition of too much Responsibility for any
such use.< @A ~ sA
We gave in our last issue the news of the
appointment of Hon. Jno. M. Fleming as
State Superintendent of Education. No
one who knows Mr.. Fleming will question
his ability to discharge the duties of the
position if he applies himself thereto
He has few intellectual superiors amongst
his political associates in this State. We
hope he may have the physical strength,
the administrative ability, and the heart
to prosecute his duties as the times de-
mand.
The CHRONICLE has from its first issue,
labored necessarily for good public schools
in Tennessee and Mr.. Fleming will find us
willing and anxious to aid him or any one
else chosen to direct the educational army
of the State We hope now that schools
have been provided for and head has
been chosen to direct the work, that the
friends of the cause in every county will
see that good county Superintendent are
chosen on the first Monday of next month
and that we all work tremendously to give |
Tennessee thorough and popular free
schools.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-26
MarHYiile Items.

A terrific thunderstorm passed through
the county last Thursday night. Several
trees in different parts of the county are
reported to be in splinters.
A heavy skirmish took place last Friday
morning, commencing at the Jail, and con-
tlnulng something near quarter of mile,
along Smoky street, to the end, and then
through Charlie Boyd's and other premi.
ses until one of the parties, who had been
acting in the role of United States pris>
oner, took refuge in a large gulley. He
surrendered Internationally, aud we learn
is now aguest of the jailor of Knox county.
That part of Maryville known as "hell's
half acre" having to considerable extent
lost Its reputation in the line of fighting,
being often eclipsed by scrapes, fracases,
and other settos on Main street and other
parts of Maryville, attempted to regain
the same last Saturday. After several reg
ular fights, between parties whose man
hood cannot be doubted, judges declared
the lost reputation regained. Thereupon
Main street being DESTROYS that she should
again eclipse the place which had hereto
fore become somewhat notorious, attempt
ed to accomplish the same Iby saloon
through glass door. 1t requires
a considerable amount of practice and some
early training to accomplish this extraor-
binary feat in successful manner, and to
accompany it with ease and grace. The
shoemaker being accustomed to sedentary
position, took that position and went part
ly through the door and stopped. It was
notin the original programme to stop there,
but being untutored in this art he did the
best he could, and as gracefully as practi-
cable under the circumstances, resumed his
erect attitude again without going through,
Justices Garner and Blankinship taxed the
costs to the saloon-keeper on a warrant
sued out by him against the shoemaker fol
stealing money, the court being of the
opinion that there was malice in the prose
cution.
There being glory enough for one day in
Saturdays fights, the parties withdrew
| from their several field of action, to dream
of swelled nuckles, knotted hands ant
| fiattened noses. W.
Maryville, March Is, 1878.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-26

THE CHRONICLE special advices from
Nashville do notpresent avery encouraging
picture for an intelligent people to con-
template. Ifmembers do not feel that they
can afford to give few days gratuitous
service to the State in the shape of stand
5 ing to their posts and finishing the legisla-
ton needed to carry on the State govern
ment, they should 60 home and make an
: end of the session. But to claim the credit
of serving for nothing and then fillibuster-
ing so as to clog legislation is disgraceful.
Since the immortal thirteen inaugurated
boiling in our Legislature the policy has
been adopted whenever members could in
, no other way prevent legislation they
deemed Objectionable. The people gener-
ally absolve members from Responsibility
for obnoxious legislation when they use
their votes and influence against such
measures and they do not expect them to
do any III WA CSf-kE d
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-26

THE Governor has elected from the
- Comptroller and Treasurer of the State the
information that under present laws they
VIII feed called upon to appropriate the
first money coming into the Treasury to
paying the interest on the public debt.
This the Governor says will mot leave
money enough to meet the proposed ap-
preparations for insane asylums and extra
State expenses, provided for by recent leg
islation' & AaLE g j.
WE understand that some time ago,
Gov. Brown was approached by member
of the Legislature to know whether he
would feel called upon to veto a bill that it
was alleged had not passed the two Houses
in the mode prescribed by the Constitu-
ton. He replied that he did not think he
could go back on the signatures of the
Speakers of the two Houses. 1t seems,
however, from the CHRONICLES special
from Nashville, that in the case of the local
option bill he changed his mind and We
: toed 1t. Men will change their minds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-31
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York. from foot Of Desbrosscs AMI
Express tor HARRISBURG Pttsburg the West and SOUTH
p Wh r1imsn Palace Cars sttashed A. M5 land
For Baltimore, WASHINGTON and the South at9 A. NJ IL
Expres for Philadephia s. s@ MI; ;r2@L4as
80, 2 NJ, and - night sunday, g. $50 and z N.
Emigrant and second class, 7 l5 r NJ
r. Ia 2sD $40 $40 li0, 43S ! 40 5s9 $40. $50,
& 6ao$, $50 7So, sao O. 10, IL 30, L. r M sun
% + EssSssS r. 8 B. 81 & az sd J. 4 -! q
s,$ sss .nS s5Ss "a SID r iS hs hFF NJ Sun: Sun:
fSr kshyay sS sao e; 80 .as and y % Al Ma%
7sO $40 10 r. NJ and u night Sunday 80 and SIR. H.
%os1SrdEs snS IS enS Perth Amooy and 10 A. M 3D.
sF n. n sna sFYPsTss u asss saSdsy aad m s
For East Millstone, A. M, II n0on 4l0 and 40 r. NJ
For Lambertville and Pennington, A. N. and p NJ
For Phipsburg and Belvidere, and p. M.
Accommodaton for Bordentown, Burlington and Cam
dfn Fcr FrseSoS, sna SSS J. H. ana s ana A
Trains arrive Is foiiows:-From Pttburg, 80 A. M,
3 p M daily, I04 A. M. and "a P. NJ, daily, except
Monday: From Washington and Baltimore, $40 A. NJ,
lN l0:l2 r N. Sunday, $40 A. m. From Philadelphia,
62 80 l04 II o. II "a A. NJ 2l4 81 4, 843 r. NJ.
Sunday, q 80 II o. NJ ~,
AstoI HOUSE; and foot o. Desbrossss and Scrtisndt
A. j. CAssAfT, d. NJ BOYD Jf,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
A TIE AUCTION HOUSE, OF
"A JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL.
Ofice and salesrOOm 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.

once AoS oSpSsis Ss Pos scsssS once street,
! me he, aS,:s s ana C.,:ss s,:9:n :' n,
ia AND ~ HS1's EAST 4Hs'iGn SsfH s H.' NEAR 9Th Av
aAhEs EEsSS SF TSsSbaT zs zsS ns4sns SFIDAa
CATALOGUE OF THIs DAYS ERIDAY's) SALE,
VERY SUPERIOR II PAIR 4 RHsIVS BLACK TRUCK HORSES.
e IS Ood anS IN M a
and best pair Of dranght horses in the city and
"ilsiaiP? IlSMT kxPRkss ssSRi; WAGON, NEW
GRAY HORSE ie HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
er tree and stylish driver an extra fine coupe or truck
GRoCERs EsT2BLisHMEST, BAY HORSE, ls
and warranted sound. '-''
ss sssso
high sysar. old Kind and tue IN ali harness fss rom
faster double has great bottom and endurance and Is
SHsSfsuT EzR II G0SR sssDs nEa YEARS
sna ce ana M M % snpsoT
SSSS sTSo2 ORDER Pc
nd S Ss ss IN al sa
SEHAs sd5d 55f5EES SISSIE Honey sRy WHITE NAME
csss & Sa a fast ae sn
handsome and warranted sound.
BROWN HORSE, l5,s HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
kind and true in all harness. free from vice and
celent worker
SORREL MARE, l511 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. from vice;
SIGGa
and true in all harness. free from vice has been used In
'ns sRREE h6 Ys KIND AND
in A. BsY rs zNbs HIGH
old; kind and true In all harness; free from vice; fast
travellers free and stylish drivers, and first class
rage team.
BLACK MARE, ID HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in every way trots in minutes; fine,
stylish driver, and has great endurance.
Three top Wagons
Top Pony Phaeton in good order.
No top Road Wagon.
Harness Blankets DC.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

BUREAU OF COLLIE CTION OF ASSESSMENTS NO
Sefsy e following
coptrmarion. MFR r,r,p
Aug s-Rysssde ISss Park opening received January
July ySsssns and strashtenins received
Dec. ls-sewer IN ii5th street between avenue and
Dec. is-sewer in street. between ave-
Dec between Eighth ave-
- niue and Ninth avenue, &c:
D''' and He:s % fws!ah street street Ds'"s0n D."- ''ee'
ween Nn na and Hudson Rye 's
Dec sswef n sc hn, street from Tenth ave-
Dec. ls-Fsssns IL R,dSy Fyitn street between Broad
Dec rsssins vs.s ssass srsst sstween rnh ave-
Dec ls-Flassina % n sixth Hs syenSe. between Pnieth
Dec and aSenae ssss ''n
Dec is-Fl1gg!9g In % g street between
Dec s-FsSSSiRPs S in aS street between Third avenue
Dec. lsRssaiss1E ssadins &C. sy street, be-
Dec l9-Reguating grading &C., Forty sixth street. be-
s.a
s.a and dfss s g. be-
Dec anS street.
between Fulton street and Morris street.
tween Thirty.third street % and Thirty fourth Ri
Dec Is-Psvins in rhirtyeghth street. between Lexing.
Dec ton vsn"f en- anS Es avs street Ninth
n avenue IL ana Tenth ti, Avenue nue.,
avenue and East River. 'ss'"'
Dec in ans srss between Ninth
Dec is-Pavins i1 E,gheth street. between Second ave-
Dec ls-Pavine in Fifty sixth street. between Ninth
Dec and nc Tsrh Tse between
and Eighth avenue.
Dec ls-Psvins in seyenyfourth street, between Third
avenue and avenue A.
Dec ls-Psving IN sixteenth street, between First
Dcc Is-PsyinsI Eighth street. between Broadway and
Dec ls-Psyss watts Street. between Canal street and
n.. N p.~,s west street. i ns,. .,-... ,..,u. -
AND ssree BROADWAY
Dec isPavias q Bgoome street, between Norfolk street
Dec. is-PayISs Eighty sixth street, between Third
Dec. le-Pavng in Corears street. between South street
80. between Eighth avenue and Public Drive.
Jan s-seweI in Pity sixth street. between Second
Jan s-sewer Third avenue, between Ninety.third
and 10Th streets.
jan FysevensS streess sses. Ss'"esn f''yh'h and
JAN Srns Sswssn and
Madison avenues.
Eass sroaa
way and Catnarine street.
Jan. 3-Payng Fifteenth street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues.
Jan. 3-Pavng Forty second street. between Tenth ave-
and Hudson River.
Jan. sPavns varck street, between Franklin and Car
mine streets.
Jan. s-Paving avenue G. between Houston and Eigh-
teentn streets.
jan f.: ::a:' between
tween First avenue and East River
All payments made at this ONCE within sixty days OF
the day which the assessment rolls severay were re-
cefved at this Bureau by law exempted nom tho
charge for interest at ven per cent which runs from
the several dates OF confirmation.
Pm. UOHN A. KENNEDY,
Collector Of Assessments
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.E'ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT :
from pier IS North River foot OF Murray street. daily
(Sundays excepted, at4P NJ Tickets sold to principal
points In New England, the White Mountains and Prov
inceSL A. p. BACON, SUPERINTENDENT
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x column column
sIIdAKPs PAcs-sistn eolgma ss1.9 column,
sSzsp ASD T1sxh LoDGiSa wSsTED~s.co.D f1as-Firss
sRooSIYM sSlIWS REAL ESTATE PoR sALE-Tvn,n
BUSINESS PAe,-Fonrth col
s2E saS
city REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwrIrrs PAGs-Pinh
CLsSSs Sisi AND sALEsMEN-rwrLy.u PAs.-Eourtn col
coAcHMiEN AND eARDENERs-rwrI7n PAGE
CsAsT%isk s sTEXHsHIPs-Er PAen-Enh and sixth
eePARTNKRsHIPs- -Nxn PAG.-Fhah column..
column
AND us
EuRoPE1N sES Column
ES sSHssGssp P4ssEa sSmn
HELP wANTED-FEMAL PAar-rhird
nELf f0'S%1 WANTED -MALEs-rwr1,ru pAo.-rour.h and
HORSES. cxRRfAaEs 4c.-Flnsr PAos-second and
HSds sSS%s &C. fsSns
JERSEY SY sExI NsTSrr T6S CRY Ann
YprT1Ss rnSs1Sxth 81 in column; & pscn .or,rn
LOAN oFrIcEs-FIRsr PAGs-Third column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-F0urth column
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MILLINERY AND DRESSMAkING-FIRsr PAGr-Sixth
MIsCEf.LxNEoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAcE-First column.
PIANOFORTES-FIRsr PA0K-FOurth column.
PROPOsAIS-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEhALES-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT--TwBLFrH PAGE-Sixth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXOHANGE-TwELvTH PAcg-Sxth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwsLrru PAGs-sxth col.
umii
REMOVALs-TwELvrH PAcE-Sixth column.
REWARDH-FIRsr PAGK-Frst column. t
SALES AT AUCT1ON-SHcOSD PAGE-Third and fourth
BITUATiONs wANTED-FEMALEs-TwxL PACE
First, second and third columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGn-Third
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FrRsr PAoE-First and second col
sPORTiNG-DOGs, BIRDS &C.-FrRsr PAos-second
THE TRADEs-TwxlJrH PAcE-Finh column
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SKCONp PACE
TRAvELLERs GUIDE-FRsr PAes-sixth column.
SECOND PAGE-Third column,
WANTED TO PURChASE-F1Rsr PAGx-Sixth column.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET.TwRLYrH PAGK-Fifth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth col
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A PARTNER wANTED-TO JOIN ADVERTISER,
IA with equal amount $500 cash each, in light
featuring. Four good staple articles. WILLIAMS, ut
Moody Co. Is Office, l83 Broadway.
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INTEREST IN A STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS,
~ long established netting 900 year; but little cap
al required This will bear the closest scrutiny Inves
ngate. LLOYD, 20 Broadway.
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Royal Mail Steamships
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between New York Liverpool calling at Cork Har-
bOr.
From New York.
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PARTHIA. We'd. Feb ~ ALGERIA. We'd. March 8
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New York
Rates Of Passage-Cabin ssO 500 and $780, gold ac-
cordng to accommodation. Tickets 10 Paris, 4l6 gold
age, $50, currency.
ali parts of EnroSe A. lowest rates rongh hills ~
ading given for Belfast Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and
other ports Continent and ports
For freight and cabin passage, apply At the Company
Office No 4Bowlng Green for steerage passage at No
III Broadway, Trinity Building. -