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Huntington Church Directory.
First Presbyteriop.-service


First Presbytcrian.-Ser every
streets at II o'clock, A. m. and half past p. IN .
Rev. j. d. MeClintoek, Pastor. Sunday school
n. IN.
BrecLinridge Presbyterian--cr crv-
ices in the Land Company's building c, cry
sabbath at / n. IN. and p. m. Rev. J. Peters,
pastor Sunday school at half past a. IN.
CONGREGATIONAL C. S. Walker.
Pastor. Services az Pilgrim Hall, Third Ave-
nue. between Ninth and Tenth streets Preach 70
ing every Sunday at II a. IN. and p. m; Tn.
ion Sunday School at 2:SO p. m; Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at o'clock
Christian Church.-Preaching every
Sabbath at 2l9 o'clock p. m. in the new School
House, corner 9TH Avenue and 9TH street
Protestant EpiscopaI-Rcetor. Rev.
Edw. Valentine Jones. Services at Trinity
Hall, Sd Avenue between 10th and ] tn streets.
every Sunday except the first. Sunday school
at o'clock, p. IN.
Baptist-Preaching every Sunday even
ing at ?. M; Sunday School at Q n. m. Pray
er meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscOpaI-Rcv. J. A.
kbbc. Pastor. Preaching at Jarrett & Glib.
son Hall, Third Avenue between Ninth and
ehIh atrert-. every sunday evening at o'cl'k
sunday School u-cts at 2.30 II. m Prnve,
meeting every Thursday night AT o'cIock
Glass meeting every Sunday at p. m.
VI. T.. Church, South.-Rev Fox
pastor. Services at Holderby Chapel every
other sabbath, at o'clock. n. IN commencing .
on the 10Th Of June, 1873. Sunday school
every sunday at Ga. m.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-25
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-The Louisiana
Committee, finding no witnesses present
to testify concerning the election for Pres.
idential electors or US. Senators, closed
doors to consider whether the decision of
the Louisiana Supreme Court yesterday
does not preclude the Government from
going into any inquiry regarding the legal
status of the present Louisiana State Gov
ernmentS. "a
Col. Fro bel, Col. Weems, and Senator
Hill, had an interview with General Sher-
man to-day, who seemed heartily to enter
into their views, regarding in and wa
ter communication. .,- ~
The Champion Fire EXtinguisher, man
ufactured at Louisville, was approved of
by the United States board of supervising
inspectors of steam boats, for use on all
steam vessels.
The committee Oh Privileges and Elec-
lions, spent the day with closed doors.
Mcmillan and Ray were present, inform
ing themselves regarding the Louisiana
election laws, &c.
Bancroft Davis was nominated for assis-
tant Secretary of State s... .r
There was full cabinet to-day.
The Credit Mobelier investigations, Nos.
l and 2, are becoming exciting. Honor
able gentlemen are exchanging phrases
like "Villain, you le.o .-.. H...
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State Items.

The Sycamore Powder Mills, Cheatham
county, Tennessee, exploded on the 10Th.
One man was killed and heavy damage
done to the works.-Athens Post.
Col. Jim Parks has been appointed Post
master at Ducktown in place of l.. Nc
Leod, resigned. The Colonel has the
qualifications aud vim to make an excel
lent officer.
A little son of Mr.. Z. w. Norwood, who
resides in the 4th civil district of Bradley
county, had his arm badly broken, on
Monday last, by falling from the second
story of barn. -..-. sra.rr
The Memphis 4UdlaRcte says:
A woman known as Nellie. Lyons, and
Keeper, of Market street bagnio, was
STABBED severely in the left breast and
slightly IN the left arm, Tuesday night, by
one OF party of three half-grown boys,
to whom she refused admission to her
premises: She is suffering much agony,
and is believed to be in dying condition.
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.f Vol. VII. 1877
o l. ID A n ID n E w.
The Peoples Magazine.
Edited by EdlctrG Il. Hale.

OLD AND NEW, by the public and by the proprie-
tors. enable them to announce volume of wider inter
est than they have ever published, -.r...
Mrs Greenough's Story, "Pythonia,p and
Mr.. HaLe's Story, Ups and DotCns,"
will be continued and completed in this volume
Series of Short Stories by =
Mss Merideth, Mrs. !Sto,ce, lH'S. Whitney
.t,..- Miss Hale, NJ. Perkins, M-. LoriB
and others, has been engaged.
Mr. MartineaUs Series
will be continued in papers THE Church and its
Exclusive Claims Scripture and the Limits of its
Authority, !" "God in Humanity" &c.
The series of articles Political Scien e. by gen
tlemen of recognized ability. will comprise papers on
Railroads. Servants or Masters? The Ballot in Eng
land. Land. The Law Of Maritime Jurisdiction.
The Indian Question. The Suffrage OF Women Equal
Taxation. Tariffs and Protection. What the New
Administration Must Do Labor aud Wages Question.
The subjects of critical interest in fltfrDr
NATURAL HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY
will be illustrated by different gentlemen eminen
their lines of research. We shall soon have the III
ure of printing papers among Others, by Prof Les
Mr.. Dali. Dr. Kellogg, DIR. Gray and President Hill.
..' 4-- THE EXAMINER
is not confined to the review of the publications of
lew houses but attempts to give some account Of the
English press, as well as own. .sr
THE RECORD OF PROGRESS ~
describes the substantial advance which the world has
made IN whatever direction In whatever region,
with special reference to improvements IN domestic
life which may be attempted in America.
Edward Z. Hale, who will have wider assistance than
heretofore In the management OF Its Journal Depart
ment.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-25
HON z NEWS.
Severe Snow storm in the Northwest.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Six persons
were drowned in the Ohio river, at Evans
villeywhile attempting to cross in skift
Thelseverest snow of the season prevails
in the Northwest.
A bill repeating the lottery clause of the
Public Library in Kentucky was defeated
i'm the Kentucky Senate.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24-The storm coll
tinued during the night. There is four
inches of snow this morning, with sleet
falling and cold Northwest wind.
Mem YORK, Jan. A.-The car hook
murderer, Foster, issentenced to be hanged
the 9TH of March. F
CHICAGO Jan. 24.-Thc great snow storm
has virtually ceased.
Energetic efforts are being made in all
directions to open the roads.
The Torontotrains have stopped running
on account of the storm.
NEW CASTLE, DEL, Jan. 24.-Bill Den
his, colored, was hung to-day for rape.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-25

the clerks trough" which contained the
appointment of Thos. G.. Boyd as guar
dian of the minor children of Samuel
Elliott, deceased?
The court notified the counsel for the
be enforced if the question was persisted
in, as it was not according to usage to use
as corollary evidence any matter foreign
to that under Investigation, and that it
would depend entirely upon the answer Of
the witnsss whether his testimony was
impeached or not .-. --~.. ...aa b..
The question was then withdrawn, when
Judge Nelson aslssd that time might be
allowed counsel to consult with the pris-
oner after court adjourned and, before the
session this morning. which was granted
by Judge Emmons. Court then adjourned
until this morning at ten O'clock.
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TEMPERANCE MATTERS.
" ee1ing Of tae Grand Division ut Mary.
"a. rnr- ..- willie.

" aHr I+4 %
The Grand Division of East Tennessee,
Sons of Temperance, met at the Hall of
Maryvi lie Division, No. 1, on Thursday
night, Will a. McTeer, G. w. p, i'll the
chair. The following gentlemen were APP
pointed to fill vacancies in office: J. NJ.
Hood, q. w. A; G. IL. Bomar, G. S.; F.
M. Hood, G. Chaplain; /. l.. Vaughn, G..
c.; L. ID. Ellington G. Sent. ....ff $685..
A number of visitors were introduced
and obligated, and the following represent
atives initiated: L. Elliott, A. Logan and
w. H. Kirk, of Maryvile Division, and
JOsias Gamble, of Pleasant Grove.
The G. w. p. reported that flourishing
division had been organized at Pleasant
Grove, in Blount county, with twenty
eight members, which was in working or
der, but had not been FURNISHED with the
necessary blanks.
The resignation of Tie efficient Grand
Scribe, A. M. eMcBath was accepted and
G. Fl. Bomar elected to fill out the uneX-
pired term.
A communication was read by l.. &.
Sheppard urging that signatures be OBJ
tanned to petition the Legislature to pass
local option liquor law, whereby the sell
ing Of whisky or liquors of any kind, eX-
cept for medical purposes, is left to a vote
OF the qualified voters of the district or
precinct in which they reside.
The Grand Division by vote offered
five premiums to the Division or member
Of the order sending in the
largest list of signers to the Grand Scribe
at Knoxville. by the 1st of March; the
premiums to be given at the next quarter
ly session of the Grand Division, accord
ing to the lists in the Grand Scribe's- office
at the date before specified. The move
ment met the hearty concurrence of all
present and the action of the Legislature
was strongly urged.
The Grand Worthy Patriarch and Grand
Scribe were empowered to obtain the SER
vices of Il lecturer to canvass East Tennes-
sec and hold temperance meetings and by
the aid Of the clergy and any other availa-
bic manner extend file Influence of the
order. -.-....r.. -..
After very enthusiastic and harmo-
NOUS session, the Grand Division adj
iourned to meet at Temperance Hall, in
Knoxville, Oh the fourth Thursday i'm
ADriI at H. A. NJ
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In accordance with latt prospectus the specially
reduced rates for 1872, viz:
Weekly; per year, slW
Semi-W eekly, per year, $50
will be maintained for all new subscribers and all old
subscribers prior to the 10Th day of January,
1873, when the above club rates will take effect.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES
will contain selected Editorials from the Daily Times
General News, Domestic and Foreign the Proceed
ings Of Congress and the State Legislatures Book Re-
views the choicest literary selections while its most
prominent feature will be Complete Agricultural De-
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ers; full reports of the American Institute Farmers
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The TINES will have superior; is will be free from
all appeals to vulgar and impure tastes, and may be
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AS A REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
The TINES will be devoted in the past an intel
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the cause of reform. The Tsmes stood alone in de-
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TO reach power under false pretenses 1t will not
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peace and tie prosperity OF the nation be best
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itician. i2ldwly
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Six Persons Drowned in Chic River.
Cen. sherman Fav0rS Inland Naviga-
ti8n.
A New CAPTAIN General and Reinforce
mentS for Cuba.
CONGRESSIONAL
Proceedings of the second Session OF the
Forty.secOnd Congress.

.r.-WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Jan. "A.
fEkEy b%s SENATE. s# ~.s
Senator Anthony was elected President
of the Senate pro tenn. .''.' ...'
A bill was introduced, authorizing, a
pneumatic tube from New York to Chi
cago.
Spencer introduced bill constructing
public buildings at Montgomery, Alabama.
Norwood presented a memorial for a
national commercial law i'm behalf of the
atlantic and Great Western Canal. Or
dered printed and referred to special
committee on internal navigation.
a long debate occurred over the question
of exscting the money from the Pacific
Railroad already paid for freights, dc. No
action was taken.
HOUSE. -.-r tsr -..r
Nothing of importance in the House to-
day.
The House Committee OH elections report
that neither Delarge nor Bowen are en-
titled to a seat. The report was adopted
without dissenting voice.
Appropriations and district business oc-
cupied the balance of the day.
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Stokes Chances.

The belief is now general in legal circles
that Stokes will be granted new trial, for
the reason. that two ofthe.jnrofs made out
side examinations at a gunsmith shop and
at the staircase Of the Grand Central Ho-
tel. A jury in Rochester, oiisa certain &C.
cason, while out for exercise at the close
of the testimony, visited the scene of the
homicide, and the Supreme Court granted
new trial on the strength of this circum-
stance. N. Y. Cor. Gin. Com.
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a Choice Present,

Katy, aged three years, was trying to
think of a pleasant surprise for her father
OH his birthday. At last she cried:
II know, mamma KNOW
What, my dear ?'
Buy me little sister, without saying
anything to papa!" i'm ri ....-ii -
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The effects of the recent eruption on the
condition of VeSuviiiS are described. as fol-
lows by NJ. de Saussuren:
l. The mountain has been divided by a
rent running nearly from north south
southwest ,..l '.@
2. The lava rising in the rent has rushed
along the two sides on the north to the
very foot Of the corner OH the south, half
way down, in much less abundance. -oi
s. The summit of the mountain has been
lowered and flattened. for FEB
rHdIy. -
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, Ja0. 24.-The council will APP
point new Cuban Captain General.
A thousand troops left Cadiz for Cuba
to-day 80
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There will be a new story by Sake Holm, The One
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;Kcrn.sEresh Axsfers.

Peter Kern is receiving every day fresh Nor
folk Oysters in kegs, which he offersYby the
quart to the public. He has a superior ice house
and keeps his oyters fresh. They are of the
best quality and packed for his Special trade
n "a dtt aiiGW ,,,o <.o1 Ia q
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For Fine Cigars

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We learn that Dir. Josiah Price and wife,
who resided on Sugar Creek, in the Sd dis
trict of Bradley county, both died within
three hours time of each other, on Mon
day night last. They both were aged per-
sons and had been citizens of that county
for the last thirty five years. t- T'
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To the gstter-up of he Club t
When the names of subscribers are required to be
address, ten cents for each copy additional to the above
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a saw mill, near Red Clay, in Bradley
county, OH Tuesday morning. We learn
that bis condition is very critical, and that
fears are entertained that he will not re-
cover
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-25

Persons still owing Rayl & Boyd will
please call at once and settle. J. A RAYL.
j22dtf f--. r.rf. s.|-vr ~. ID, --.st..-r
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reduced rates for 1872 viz:
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Hickey was examined. She was married
in 1863 to Lafayette Hickey. who was
killed near Murphy, N. G. She had never
applied for a pension through Thos. q.
Boyd. Cross-examined She had never
authorized Morrow to get up claims for
her. Was never at Madisonville or at
Cocker Creek. Did not know Mrs. Bryson.
Had never been in court till to-day.
Court adjourned till 2 o'clock p. NJ.
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