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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

renee rcue and Ogdenshrp for distribution in New Eng
their produces yhs deSeriss Of western sSi
sTas r. ~ e =
the two yssrs' 81 S SSss equal
The sSnstrustSn q foqr great through .,nd Lines
NE saitiinsrs and Ohio, he Pennsylvania Central
the the Es the New yk S sn In
snd Ws % IN about the e
railways originally Comprised IN the New York
change in the OF trade between the west ana
The receipts Of western cereals including -four at
sea 0g the three o
three years 70 showing, . 90 gs IN
r. :"s s;s
I've sss1: sS Sa:Ss: and
as e ssdins
s nuas sr q ns ts5ss
sS % Ss. ssS rsssPs aS5s IN IN
ing comparing the two years, OF ae67sds
fs esps -four at tide water by the
wfs % asf ssAEs Saa
bushels for the four years ending with is7 showing
equal % percent cent Tour o.
h Hss1s r SsE SG Bs%s-s s1s
rSs ss ss
Sy Tine Es ss 81 s
per cent Of Ihe receipts q SCI aboard ports,
rs e s'a Or sSa
ss:s: ssss { sis
sssns % sss ssS
canals showing thai 6stwesn thirtyhye and forty mil
bushels o. the New York receipts were by railway or
The following statement exhibits the receipts at lake
the % M
Ssr each pn each barrel
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Be- tSs
eonvics had been ready p n trans nls
ss sn ana a'sps
rHt STATE RHroRxAroRY AT ElMRL ,....
sw % ns and
last few years for insane asyums chars INSTITUTIONS lon
onG
SSSys from & ss ssS:tdn IN
and the alarming deficiency In The Treasury 4 is
s q, q
STATE E59 the 81 Bs
and suIhsntlc esmatss Of the pIobaDs u% nat cost
e this xst ps ss n s ~
ss
81 sns wiS
The the q s7s 900 was appropriated e
only s
1asss s Sa the m
e ss s IL %
out the provisi9ns Of the original act .
Ssss 70 al. 9s any
e. &c rs q e d%ps
finish the same ready for occupancy that u be placed
s s sssa
ass ms%s the
q my T. such
NEW YORK STATE INEBRIAfE ASYLUM. Il .
pursuance Of the authority and direction contained
from the to the holders Of the mortgages upon
S " s y g
cages has been taken to the Commisiones Land
Office and the same are now on file in this Department
ltNii'
There has been paid from the treasury, for the
structon Of the Capitol during the fiscal year end
ing September 80, 1872 VIZ. -
Advances to Commissioners. $S56, 600
Expenses Commissioners. observation-disclosures. sos
Interest awards for lands. 800
or the annronr;aton If ii an mn mar chauter tx "f he
Laws OF 1872 the of $255 had been paid to the
Commissioners to the close of the fiscal year.
f.
The following statement exhibits the capital Of the
several trust funds the close Of the last fiscal year
with the receipts and payments account Of the same
up to its close =
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NEW STEAMER FOR THE PACIFIC MALL

The Iron Propeller Colon-TIer Dfmen-
sions and Appointmcnts-E Inn
ported from Europe. 0f
The new iron steamer Colon, the first of series
OF five being built for the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, Is now lying at the foot Of Ninth street,
East River. She has been constructed by john
Roach 4 Sons, OF the Morgan Iron WORKS. Ches
ter, Pa, and has been sent hither to receive her
boilers and engines. The Colon is a propeller.
with straight bow, ellptical stern, clean run and
beautiful Ines Her dimensions are:-Length, sOs
feet beam, 40 feet; depth OF hold % feet inches
and gross tonnage, $500. She is fitted up
with i've water-tight bulkheads, is brg-rigged,
carries eight metallic nfe-boats. is amply
supplied with hose and fire apparatus and
has been built according TO Lloyd's loo A register
Her saloons and cabins are very handsomely fitted
the joiner work being Of highly polished rose and
satin woods. She can carry 1870 first class passen-.
gers, and has also accommodations for $50 steer
age. The engines which are about to be placed in
her have been constructed in Scotland, at the
works OF Elder A Co., Glasgow. They are COM
pound engines, with two inverted cylinders placed
SIDE by side, with the cranks at right angles These
cyllnders are respectively Sc and so inches in di-
capable Of working up to 1000 horse. Her fan
is 10 feet 8 inches in diameter, and has
80 feet pitch She has four boilers, the shells Of
which are IL feet In diameter and Is feet inches
long, with three furnaces in each. The IRE room
is IL feet inches wide. For dscnargng purposes
she Is fitted with double cylinder hosting engine
a. eacn has s ana she also works ner MINDLESS
hour. The Colon was modelled by Mr.. Edward
Faron, under the direction OF Captain r r. Baby,
other vessels, which are now building, will be her
I'm every respect The steamer
America towed the Colon from Chester to this pert
without mishap and IL is anticipated that the new
venture will be ready to be placed on the line be.
tween New York and Aspnwali by the LIST or April.
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Actual uenclency september ~,
This is $75763 in the estimates in the annual
at Its last session This is due dminuton in
the receipts and the ayment in part large appro-
praon authorzeds by the Legislature of 1874 properly
chargeable TO the tax levy for Che current year.
eral fund deficiencies authorized by act chapter A OF
the Laws oil 1872 on the present valuation will produce
O30ly6 The appropriations for canal DEFICIENCIES COW
cred BY this tax in chapter 100 Of the Laws
to the purposes OF the general fund.- $lls 62 short
Of meeting the deficiency. The appropriation Tor
deficiency In the general fund, chapter 70 Laws OF lS2
IL 05l59 which leaves S65s6Ol to be appropriated to
TWAS the design of the Comptroller, IL possible to
avoid making any loans to meet accruing liabilities
pay current expenses; but pressing demands upon
equitable claims the state 10 provide Tor the sup
the public institutions and forward those
process Of erection and indeed, to sustain The credit
OF the State made IL absolutely necessary and there
borrowed BY temporary loans in antcpso OF the state
tax under the authority conferred by the Revised
Statutes and chapter 73 the Laws Of 1871 sum
OF 2x25O00. OF this amount there became due the
LIST day OF January lS7a the sum of $a2O, which has
been paid and the balance will be paid ut maturity from
the taxes levied for the current year
From the amount thus borrowed there paid to
the fund.- In advance of the tax for that
purpose, the sum Of Sslsso6 to supply deficiency in
sttuion, and TO provide for payment of interest the
canal enlargement debt TO september 30 1872
INrEREsT ON TREASURY DEPOSITS.
The deposits in the Albany banks TO the credit Of the
tercs at the rate only three per daily balances
and The DEPOSITS in the country banks OF the
mgs and receipts OF State prisons have not
.. ntoiore paid any interest Bonds have now
security by and on behalf OF all banss. receiving
deposits belonging 10 the general fund conditioned tor
ibt paym,pi 81 hpch DEPOSITS depland. NH uelesi
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tore ,1 US we have TIE value
cdedhe fu and true vaiue thereof and At which they
the ssos in Of Just debt
assessment roll contains true statement of
Of s.s n OF nsG rs s
above the amount Of debts due nom such persons
re- ~ S Value sssora
snares e Se W written 4. on SAID roll signed By
s
subscribing said oath shall be deemed guilty Of and liable
these na S
%nsn ns ass Il T. ss ha are
that real estate T. assessed az nom about oneihird to
the ana aoo,sr ~ winch
Spon the roll y openly assessed a from my
sbe not to say lamentabe about this open plain and
guilty q Violating ise aq
official duty nor do they to any copunc-
E1 ms s sr
5cT IN Zen f9r real estate
ference p5oyidns the same rule obtains throughout
that the same rule should be applied to real
led When i Is seen that otherwise respectable
and n g nd
sSssIng t. iashSSd MSch terms ne
SSmiiied hal high time for lssisiaii!s lstsrposI
ss IN s na
tends to destroy those wholesome influences by which
maintained The inequality Of the assessment Q per-
stood Than BY cbservng the in which the stock
of bank corporations Is assessed In 1866 the Legisa
ture passed act BY which II Is provided that
the stockholders in banks and banking associa-
tons shall be assessed and taxed the value OF
their shares stock therein The of obtaining the
names the sockhoders and the OF stock held
by EACH and the manner in which the shall
be made provided for IN the act Information the
possession OF the Comptroller convnces HIM the pro-
visions of the statute requiring the stock be assessed at
its IL almost everywhere violated The
assessed below their actual value, but uniform
adopted In making the assessment In some instances
the shares are assessed at par value but In large
jority Of cases they are assessed below and at
of their par value while the actual value and market
large portion Of the taxes belonging TO each fiscal
year was paid into the treasury until aer the close
OF the year; causing not only ambiguity in the annual
reports and confusion in the books this Department,
but great injustice TO those portions the State required
to make the earliest payment AL the State taxes should
be required to he paid into te treasury the time,
and any county emitting TO pay at that time should be
required TO pay high rate OF interest any amount
naming unpaid Taxes due and payable almost
all the counties on the LIST Of April hut the county OF New
York Is permitted 70 pay At any time before the
first day OF December II Is not possible TO perceive the
necessity Justice propriety compelling the rural
districts 70 pay their taxes In APRIL and allow the county
OF New Norx till December for the purpose. IL Is
therefore, respectfully recommended that q law be
passed liking uniform time ior the payment OF ali the
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SCHOOL FUND.

The Investments and present condition of this fund
Sit5 tSs receipts and dssarss@s q the iSs
Of the during the Year is Shown BY schedule l. There
ctpa OF e Sapa BY ae " S
income Of the United states dspo. fund being the
the consttuoa; ne balance ss$i o. received from
receipts, which has been psd from the treasury
LITERATURE FUND -
the an
mr.. UNITED STATES DEPOSIT FUND ; c,a 81 ho
ment the unsd states in year 1857 sS BY division
e ss Fl
ssiyed on deposit upon the ialth, Of the State,
r. FITTED sss4ssIy me
w ever be demanded and the fund s now treated II
% hs % phe ias ali
S e be SSa n
that shall Be apart ron TIE
the @ esceens the IN
come to that amount This ought TO have been made
ss"tSH Of the legislature
s TO- s' Of the toe o
f IN s aS os sy ss sa sI
and the ac aP public @ Ex
always properly invested managed The expense paid
nc in s y se s
Losses frequently occur by deerP,ions failure
in % S 5 SSs ii sSs
the payers to the y Of in
divduas who. by their misfortune imprudence are
omit refuse to pay their own debts. the importance
coIIEcE LAND SCRIP FUND AMP CORNELL ENDOWMENT
The oowlne tables snow the condluon OF these FUNDS
The capital Of this fund on the soth September,
sy amounted ed tch.dris WI s474os
From the revenue Of the fund there has been paid to
s nnsee IN the treasury on inc 'n september 1871
CORNELL ENDOWMENT FUND.
ISL amounted TO- .ore. si2ssss
From the Of the fund there has been paid to the
in the treasury the Si September 1874 1883
XVII 80 ' - Afp'-''~
RECEIPTS AND ExPEND1rUREs.
account OF ali the funds except the canal and tree school
funds for the fiscal year ending September 80 1872
EecsIpts sl4sezass
PAYMENTS ............. ................. lA465
.liiLf " ..9f
Balance in the treasury September 80 ls72 1851 500
fund for the fiscal year ending September 80 1873
estimated as follows
Estimated receipts $l7 1856 59l
Estimated payments 1851 i2I
$500
Estimated deficiency September go 1873. $I5l4529
Amount received into the treasury on account
OF the several funds during the year ending
September 80 1872 (sce schedule D... $l4 SO6 lO5
Amount OF warrants drawn the treasury e.
naming unpaid September So 1872. ........ SAG
80 t0'
Total 262
Amount overdrawn October /, 1877. 80. S20oLC6S
Amount of warrants drawn the
treasury account OF the several
TENDER 30 1877 see schedule if) ~. l2,ss2 ss2
Amount of warrants drawn the
Der 80 ISL. Observation-Disclosures. l,O67
- Al55552
-
Balance in treasury september 3d. lS2.... 1851, 600
balances due rom and to the treasury september
80 1872, given in the following statement
From the General Fund revenue deficiency 80 llSS36
From the United States Deposit Fund revenue,
From the school Fund revenue, aefciency..s. S,eG5
From the Military Record Fund revenue, def
Cheney ................. 1859
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A. g. F. 7. P. O. O. T. A. IN PATERSON.

Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to AMI
mails, under the auspices OF the State Society was
organized in Paterson yesterday afternoon. The
following of1cers were elected DIR. Barnard
President; s. futile and John Ryle, Vice pres,.
dents; William Pennington, Treasurer: Wilitam
Heigh, secretary, and large Executive Commit
tee. Many prominent citizens were present ana,
addresses we're made by r. r. Kinney of Newark,
;. h. Bigelow, OF Newark; DR.. Youlin OF Hudson
Citv and others SA
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the of four per cent en- daily balances WHICH wiz
one per cent ON deposits to the credit Of that
fund in the Albany banks and four per cent on the de-
SO that all the funds of the State with some trfng ex
cepons uniform rate OF interest OF -FOUR per cent
PUBLIC EXPENDITURES.
The following statement will enable the Legislature to
tne in dol
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For full and compre nsve EXHIBIT NJ tbs conditon
OF the canals the expenditures thereon both ordinary
respectfully refers the Legislature 10 the allie ana IN
strucive report Of the Auditor OF the Canal Depart-
meDt MN
The total Disbursements all canals excess Of all I'm
13l4573. The total income In excess of dis
bursements for ordinary repairs was l,07u623.
The Erie Canal for very conside rabe period the
main artery for between the Interior and tho
seaboard The MisssipgI was and is now, prominent
Weland and the 81 Lawrence were constructed with
the avowed purpose the part OF her
rites OF SECURING portion Of Western trade via the
lakes and the 81 Lawrence" The New Dominion canals
not completed till about the year 1849 There
only limited trade by that route previous TO $50 when
vessels began 70 make direct voyages between the
ment OF cereals by - that route, Tor the tour
years ended with 1859, lyi93,440 bushels,
against an aggregate movement, for the four years
ending with 1871, OF 50Ss5.7oO bushels showing an in
GREASE, comparing the two periods years, of
81 692 $50 equal 70 1865 per There Is anpu@
ally diversion Of Weseln trade 10 ibc IT, Law
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Tres DO mo- At that time to to ne, STATE
lively o. the H kind hsre pToppossd oSeyed wooic
iIsaasntiy oSssts the necessity Of borrowing to meet
m lsus ,s,c State tag was Ties ssss4lm
In y! S Y; y: ii: l..s:: =:
In s7s the for ali purposes known 70 thi:
ONCE wos'' 6oll,s5d
The gross valuation Of taxable property in
The gross valuation in ia was
Increase in ten :, H., v ,s ;s I'd ssss sz
stats tai the current fiscal year s mills for
the following purposes - 11's-
e. general pSSIpOss'........,.:::...:...::.::
For bounty debt
70. canal dcstins debt under chapter III Laws Of .,
For new work on canals and extra repairs S
Far anS ana nS
Tie I'd mills on the
e e meet si sas
ssS
ssf Ssisas SSa
s n as:S =. gsSss: IL
ss's Upon II ns
State. 1t estimate Of what IL supposed would
%pessSls for ri this pspart%sns % sppIosi@sis
" . r. Ss a es
Be made By the Legislature agreed upon Apparently
revenues se
tain what will be the income at given rate
isa
the 0S that a and
The The R se:s us 81 Ss Of session Of
No lust q son Sia the state woud be
Would S &c the
the taxpayers greatly relieved At all events it should
to provide for deacisncies iormer apprSprlaiions
on s % I'm 'ns @ &c
cessary for the ensuing fiscal year. -
For general fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For schools Ia
For oatls canal debt chapter Eli Laws Of X
The above estimate is based on the assumption that the
legislature viii not sanction extraordinary appropra
correspondng tax is laid It should be borne In mind
as IF Tie
Ps raised By taxson The appropristions By the last
hence the necessity Of twom tax ' for the general
p ID for I ensuing Or ad T
But before determining the rate the should
q It's It's appropriaons FOR ali purposes and then
required to be raised by tax and the rate to cor
ACCOUNTS UNITED STATES I'd .,E.
Since was made to these @ in the
ss to the INC Of have been Scb audited s and
State for its proportion the direct tax imposed BY act
81 " ISL Be- sa Ss sa
by the United States proper to state that the audit
from debit to Credit hut Of recent date Claims
Ts o hs are S ra
the attending the adjustment of these accounts
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The foregoing tabular statement shows that while there
were cash balances due TO the several trust funds
amounting to S9Sse IS there but Ss5i oee q actual
Gus trust iunds leaving g iSaiss % ovsrdrsi which
OF the Military Record and United States Deposit Funds
is chargeabe To the account Of the General Fund for
general expenses OF government ana otner purposes
This large balance is practically provided Tor by the IN
paid balances due county trenarcrs and the den
cheney tax of three and one half mills The resources
and liabilities Of this fund have been fully set fortn
under the head Of revenues
TAXATION
II IL submitted that the Legislature has
eengu some Zines have iOSt s4gt 0i the lesi innate
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50, 7l7, 20sl A0, l@,Ho

OF the 697.
during the last five years 34 2OS bushels or
cent were received at New York by all routes in
GLIDING rail and water while the receipts at tide water
by the Erie and Champain canals the same period
lO or "a per cent OF the aggregate receipts
at lake ports
COmparing agQrepated New York the
last 1--WE years of 20S busheis with the agSrerated
deliyerics of O 52 at tide water bv the Erie
and Champian canals for the same period shows That
1868 bushels or 81 per cent of the New York re-
ceips were either by rail or coastwlse by the ocean
stens have heen AIKEN for
nent ~ the Wasnd and 81 Iawrence canas the arore
GAZE len rth NJ which Ia onv sirtvnine and ~ IN es
for The nassace Of M ton Vessels the lakes and
the St Lawrence. The present capacty of
the Canal The
siderohia ynognitndn ronidlv
The a3act mon Tho ro1rSa' Jn.
mnion canals IF twice The nresent canactv with no
transter Western nprfs Enrone
snn s oil ,hnso a., t%o rsrar;t,,
Of the ctv md stste ~ Nav york PAo''"1
Tha dirorsor 81 rada r-ov, Tho canals
has oniv hern arresied Nv +he noi;cw ~ Low to,is Int
that unconditional
oro,vth ~ 'N F-~fNN' S " 49,
eTha ,,root Tee .&,or.or e.
the facilities for on the Erie Canal hy
and enarainv and ot se o an9
TINS tnr AND, INA octy ;ts nr,s,y ~ ~ 1890
Tba nostinne ~ ~ ta r. a ~ IF ~
canal dnht WITH tho via ri s furthar "y ndnc;Ur TIA
toIIs entitled IN sarons and careni All
pares will that duty of the NOT
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-29

The festival closed last night with an
auction of what few articles were left, after
the evening had been spent pleasantly
and the tables had been patronized liberal
ly. The receipts of the evening, including
the auction were S105.4 and the total re.
ceipts of the three nights amounted to
SH7.6O. This speaks well for the liberaiity
of Knoxville.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-29
The Valley News.

We received the first issue of the Vauey
Meas. a new RepublicanIpaper, published
in Kingston, Tennessee, by Moore & Brause,
two worthy young men. 1t is a sprightly
looking little sheet, well COTTON up and
sascss r in their psW %sa the
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-29
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

will be ready to receive returns of the
Assessment Blanks from Tuesday morn
ing, the 10Th of May, and hence each day
following from A. NJ, to IL, and from to
p. NJ, until the 3lst of May. will also.
for the accommodation of laboring men, re-
main at my office each night from a to 9
o'clock.
The law requires me to add % per cent IN
the assessment of any person who fails or
neglects to make his return. hope that
I will be spared that unpleasant duty bv
the prompt return of the lists. The assess.
ments and lists will be kept separate bv
me and locked up until they are returned
to the Clerk of the Court. Twill cheerfully
assist any person who is unable to do 50
himself, i'm making out his list and only re.
quire prompt return to save him the
penalty of the law. JULIUS OCHs,
Assessor First District.
Office over Southern Express. If
The ladies of the Epiphany Church
North Knoxville, will give a strawberr
and ice cream festival ON Thursday night
and also Friday, during the day and night
The proceeds of it will be for the repairing
and refitting of the Church. 1t is there,
fore hoped that all willing hearts will give
awilling hand and help the little Epiph-
any. Donations can be left at the Church.
Thursday evening. v27d3t.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-29
Office over Southern Express. If
lee Cream saloon.

L hereby announce to my customers and
the Public i'm general that 1 have opened
my Ice Cream Saloon for this season
Thanking my patrons for the favors shown
to me in the past, 1 ask respectfully con-
tlnuance Ofthe same. Families and Par
ties supplied with Ice Cream and Cakes at
the shortest notice. PETER KERN.
y6d4n1
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-29

-7 A. nj. Spiro & Bro. would respectfully
announce to their customers and the public
in general, that they have opened their ice
cream saloon on Gay street, next door to
the e. T. B. H. Families and parties sup
piled with Ice Cream and Cakes and Con-
fectioneries on short notice. We will de-
az liver all orders for ice cream
sgozs 81 v29d3m. A. M. SPIRo & Bro.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-29
Good Chance for Barg aims.

~ 81 A nice house with eight we'll arranged
rooms located on Craig street !; beautiful
s view of town and river. Three good build
-. ing lots on Asylum street-one adjoining
- e. N. Parhan's and two adjoining DIR.
.seg8 Carson's residence. A fine Brick Store
House on Market Square, and fifty build
FfEaf Ink lOls VI NIdS duu Iout otiootS. WIN
kEe D sell cheap for cash or on time, to suit
% purchasers. Call and see s.. T. ATKIN,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-29
line cigars, Tobaccoes and Pipes.

Go to Peter Ritter's, where you can find
imported and domestic Havana Cigars
The largest assortment of fine Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccoes, Meerschaum,
Brier, Powhatan and other Pipes. VIZ dtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-29
Death of a Former citizen.

Mr.. r. G. Bailey, for sometime past
resident of this city, died at Wytheville,
Va, on Tuesday last. Mf. Bailey had been
in declining health for many months, and
went to his former home with the hope OF
recovering from his sickness. A telegram
yesterday, announced his death.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-29
GENTLEmEN OF THE CoNyENr,o,
"Fellow-Citizeuxr,
"OR ANY OTHER MANI
/" Your Attention y,

The place to get your Boots, Shoes, Hat,
Ladies Hats, Gents and Boys Straw and
Panama Hats, Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's CATERS, Trunks. Railroad Bar
Umbrellas and Gents Furnishing Cool
Is at LEWIS & JACKsoN,s,
80 Gay Street
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-29
Notice.

Persons living on the line of railroad,
will confer favor by sending all the flow
ers they can spare 20 Knoxville by night
train of the 18th inst. Please send 10
Committee on Decoration. v2Sd2t