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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-03-07

report that the Khivan expedition had been
abandoned by Russia.
The ships Tres Marias and Glass came in
to collision in the harbor of CadiE, Spain,
and ninety persons were reported drowned.
The bark Bayne, from Batavia for Fal-
mouth, was wrecked in Mountese Bay, on
the southwest coast Of England, and fifteen
of her crew were drowned.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-03-07

AMONG the curiosities of Paris pawn
shop is an umbrella which has been in
pledge for forty-seven years, the original
mortgagor or his descendants having
regularly paid the interest On the loan
during that time
, 1873-05-12
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,

Tho friends, patrons, md colportcurs Of tho
American Tract Society are informed that, for
tho purpose OF occurring greater efficiency, aud
tor carrying out moro fully the aims aud objects
Of tho Society, eome changes have boon mado in
tho organization Of tho work, Tho two Agencies
known as tho st. Louis aud Chicago Agencies
arc united under tho namo of tho interior
Agency, tho Office Of which, for the prenent, is at
chlcago, Ill. Tho Interior Agency will embrace
tho Northwestern States north and west of Iudi-
nna, the Southwestern Statesw west Of tho A1iggiY-
slpp1, with tho states Of MiBsissippi and Lousi-
AHA, including also Missouri, KANSAS, Colorado,
and Nebraska.
Tho ltev. Glen Wood, District Boerotary, will
have exclusive charge Of tho benevolent work of
tho Socioty visiting its fronfB and ecclesiastical
bodies OIL its behalf, interesting tho public in ita
operations through tho pulpit and tho press, in
tho statos Of Michigan, Northern Illinois, Wis
consn NiinneHota, md Nebraska. IIo should DO
addrcuaod at No. 2I3 Park avenue, Chicago, Iii.
Tho nov. Y. II. McCaror, District Secretary,
will aasuino tho Same respolBibilitios a1d dis
charge tho Aa!ne duties Tor Tho Society III tho
states Of Indiana, Southern Illinois, Missouri,
Kansas, and Colorado. Ho should DO addressed
ut EyanBylle, Ind.
Tho colporteurB Of tho Society within tho In-
terror Agency nnd othors who 1oairo information
e. a the Of ;coRort4ge slond asoss the
Superintendent, Nos. 20 and "a Adams atroot,
Chicago, ILL.,, ::
The socioty will keep ut itH storo In Chicago
full assortment Of Its own publications, COM
prisng Bibles, Bible-holpa, and Sunday-achoo
books; also, tho publications. Of tho WoBtorn
Tract aud look Society, Cincinnati, O., and a
ohoico soloction from tho iAHuos OF otlor pub
lihhing houses, Ordors will bo received for tic
Illustrated Christian Weekly, and 'otlcr poriodi-
calls Of tho Society, togolor with nll other peri
odicaia for auuday-HchoolY. -
ALI business lottols should bo addressed to
AMERICAN TRACT Boo1ErY
10 md 72 Adams stroet, Chicago, I'll.
hIay !, 1878. -:
, 1873-05-12

Tho eight annual mooting Of tho Iowa Bat,-
both-school Association will DO held In Union
Hall, hit. ploasant, Iowa, Juno 10, II, md Il,
1879, commencing Oh Tuostlay, tho 10th, ut ~
: O'Clock p. IN.
pastoro, officers, toaohers, and friends Of tho
sabbatll-Bcl.ool aro cordially invited to attond
and participate III tho deliberations Of tho meot-
Ing. Lot every sabbatll.Holool In tho State 10
represented by ut least ono ut this mass-con-
Vohtaon OF Sabbath-Aohool wor1sorB.
devotional oxorcisoH and ad1roBeca by OK
porionced eabbatl,-school men from this aud
other ,statos. 1lluntrnted institute exercises,
and diHcusaiaus Of practical sabbatl1-school
ttopics, VIII ma1nly conesituto tho cxoroiHoa Of
tho maoting: Music from fNow p1alsos Of
Jeens," which ploaso bring with you.
AL persons expecting to attend tho mcoting
gro roquestod. to notify tho Secretary OF tl,o
Local Committee, j.. II. Whiting, Esq.,, hit.
ploasant, Horny County, Iowa, previous 70 Juno
/ who1levor practicable, in order TINT tho
Committoo may ernako lboral arrangements
for the ontortainmont Of dolagatcs; aud, upon
thoir arrival, will report to maid Committee, in
conjunction with tho Enrolling Uommitteo, at
tic Presbyterian Church,
Ron'r dnANr, prcBt, McQrogor,
u. U. b1dLEN, Soo'y, 0Bcoo1h.
, 1873-05-12
RECORDING or ORIGINAL ABSTRACTS.


% The Editor u The chfengo 7'ib"ns:
sIR Tho land-Enldera Of Cook County but
little understand tho advantage afforded by tho
recording Of original abstracts Of titlo; and, for
tile bonoilt OF those not posted, you will oonior
great favor upon your readers by publishing tis
information. I l,ayo oil Original abstract, mado
beforo the fro by slortall L IGoard covering
snbdiviblon Of 10 acres COG lola), Of Which
wantea copies, md, upon application to their
Buccesaora, lohr1lel tlle ooAt would be eco (ono
for zach purchaser of lot would ho
s5,76V. I stated this fact to my lawyor,
aud learnod tho priceless advantage
otfcrod by tho county as,thorIt'os, in that could
have tho original absrnct recorded, aud thon got
tho Rocordof to mako tho copy. This did, and,
inatead Of two months dolby, I paid $3.50,
and Oh the fourth dny, received tho original ab-
araot hack, and also II certified copy undor soal
Of tho court. Besides being ono-tonth tho cost,
my abstract Ii now Apread upon tho county
records, ind n!lowp title to all purchasers in tho
eighty acros down to tho subdivision, and any
QUO Interested CAL got copy on application.
WILLIAM II. BROWN.
, 1873-05-12

From trustworthy data It llas boon estimated TINT
At loSat onofourth Of a poraous born In tho Unsod
States have at birth, 1ungs in ubercuoua condition,
and in consequence aro prcdlsposcd to pulmonary
complaints; yet Ia equally we'll established that thts
prcdispositon need not oud in conaumption aetlna,
or my othor lung diHeasc, II duo caro- and washful
ness he obscrvcd and all exciting promptly
treated a. hey ariso. It s III Just such caaes Dr. u
Jhynes Expcctorant exercises itH most beneficial cl-
feca, nns! has produced tho largcss proportion Of it's
egIca: besides promptly removing coughs and colds,
cause Of tnbcrc'lous dovolp,nont, tho Erpcciorant
nl]Nys my Inflammation which may e1ist and by pro-
mosng easy expectorat!on eleaBeB tho lungs Of tho
substances which clog them up and which rapidly de-
stroy when suffered to rotnatn. Sold everywhere.
, 1873-05-12

POh1 OF CHICAGO,
ARRIVED. Mav IN
Barge Mary Aula1da, Grand Haven, 10B m lumber,
Barge CITY Of Grand 1Iaron, Grand Haven, 22o m
se1r i. >. Ro.ter; milwaukee,, 49, tons iron oro.
b:hr Bshr J. J. !; WaEa, white Lake 90 4. lumber.
sehr Esa Ludwsga Pier, 90 m lumber.
Bark Two Fannicg, Buffalo, 1000 brls salt.
ser r. % Ssrd nHSS We faRs LIZ 81 IS m ''nGss %
n,rgo 1olen Maryest Gran ayou 200 N lpbor.
arE Fashion. Cedar Rver r.1So 1so al %ber m ,m0eF
senr ser y. T. oIapman, hiilMSsarltc:, u lumber
pVp Potomac, buffalo, leo brs sait, DO br!s cement
109 pkgs fish, MIL suudrcs.
schF Black Hawk, Pcntwatcr, 10 IN # lumber 5s0 m
Rcr Mary zaIeh ufao 81 551 aJ''s tons eos
Prop Mont go1nery Port Huron ia prla oi, and sun-
schr Pride Of America, Kingston 51 tons cay-atonc,
Bchr Russa, Cleveland, 800 tons coal.
sehr Z. Bates, Cleveland, $50 tons conl, =
f Sshs Tss3on t MssssgoS, lis Il Lumbar, 10 l.th
Bchr De!oit peitwatcr, 35 c1s wood $50 m shingles
sehr y. H. nawlinu, Union Pier, 1oo ctla wood ID m
sehr J.. Dresden. Frankfort. 90 m lumnsr.
Barge Apprentice Boy GRAND Haven, go IN lu.,bor.
Hchf Lnmhorman, Blank Crock, 1s9 ii lumber,
9e. "AaAhMB A4i'e. WV lulH cual.
sehr ]. Mcgee, 0awogo, GOO tots coal. .
acir J. Matthew, 0swego, 800 tons coal.
BEhr Cortog, 0s,SoEo, bO2 tons coal,
Hshr q. D. Do,'H7lnl Cleveland, zoo tons ccal. :, :.
Suhs 4. II. Moss, Cleveland, Cos tona coal,
acir T. l.. Alathor, Cleveland, al7 tons coa1,
Hclr kato Kyonu, A1,lskcgon, 200 m lumber,
Acllr Australia, M!nstee, ID Ill lumber. 80
8chr II. 3. King; Baugat,ck, 30 m lumber
CLEARED. May 10.
Prop India Buffalo, 81 QUO bu corn, 800 brlB aour 25
bags lla1 seod, ID ha1os broo,n corn,
schr City Of 1ailesvlllo, Dn1alo 5000 bu cora,
Dark onconta Buffalo, u, ,ouo bu oats.
Prop Sovereign Montreal, 27 bales broom corn.
scl.r pan Lyons. Kingston, 10, AGO b, wheat,
Prop City Of Mataon, pcnaaukee, 20 bra sa 10 tons
, 1873-05-12


~ me II, Vaasel Owners Towing Association launched
orc of their new tugs on Saturday Tho launch tooi
o tug which bus not yet boon mined, win snndS rceoiv
aGT engine and The ,ntsnR touches immediately
$1,000; The Protection viii 10 ready to launch ' It
souerPart ofo aat launched to e. Ia ald siao i
a Jam occurred in tho rivor near tho pittaburgb
Fort Wayne Railroad bridge on. Friday oyening, 1t
O'clock wis1 lasted until after 10 tho ncxt morning
Th9 .as RT9p'lIsE @ Fsara aonr Moss barge
craft, Hcro actors III tho aceno, which rasaod for
Mvely, though son.ewhat M protraetod nlauoo anaona
The Rchr Cornelfa OF thiB city, wont ashoro
FMriday Fri evening, nesr Sonomnoe tho ail Of tug
shs ss ss eS 9R wthos It ii
Of which la already boon given in thoso coluns
The stoam ba1ge Raleigh. which left for Bualo on
tna ssh of April hcs returned, thus nnking tho first
Tho a!e31n bargo lnown last year as the Gen. shor-
man, having become british properly, hns had her
name changed to tho Aozander aud hereafter viii ply
Tho eohr Sam Flint, which w1ntcrod ut Maiden, has
anly taaea her departure for Buffalo. aho grain
Jacob Dnring, the pilot on tho st. Clair F1ats rv-
osta l3 feet inches Of water In tho old chsnnol over
Tho Hchr Cumberland passod Detroit Thur,.y. with
no main Eaff visible, from which It IL inferred Il Ind
Tho Rchr Il. X. Richmond, which laet year wont
ashore near tho lower extremity of Lake Mclipau md
nsro ~ a'y daaFe l. Undergoing thorough repairs
A collision. resulting III sinking 4 Btosmer. took
nacc ycacrdsy at about ten minutes to il O'Clock nt
Tue upper end Of tho st. ulsir Flats, which Is roa.e
~ folows: Tho prop blanchard, which passed. horo
9e 4toa cary IN tle day. s route o ohlcago to
former coming IT, vo!en contact With tic atar and
ss11 nSs On tno Port sta about twanty fcc
for fatllons Of wator. Tho Blanchard sustained bit
little orno injury, and after little delay proceeded
o. o. he. yoyago The tn brought tic chief o}eer of
TO tho Union Steamboat Company, Tito Arizona was
Free Prtset 9th inst.
Detroit exchange gYcu tho following concerning
strnosod @ tor the tlmbor t1ao and known tinbor
transportation, During tho past wintor lArgo quanti-
t Or oak timber got out Oh Boar Creok aud
Slasa Vesscla to aend forward ero tho eoAso closes
Tho timber shipment this apaso 1t IL htuto win ex-
sosa TIT UT q M any former ye.s rao proportion Of i
Quantity will DO aont 10 Tonswarda for NOW York
Much ct this material made up into rafta nn towol
through tho iakos.
, 1873-05-12
FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL. 1aza.


| LIST OF CONFEfANIES FOB APRIL.
Two -tbirds OF schr Atlanta, Godfrey jacob to n.
Blackburn h Co., $t0,001..:
0ne-ha!f q cann-Doat American star, Poter Hardy
ons,laf Il Of sannl.Goat American etar, Harvey Wood
.,,,. Ono o hundred nnd soventy northumberland
ney 4,, TO oasl,a ~ h.; T. 4Mrtmnn, @ 7oo; ,.,
'a!a m;sa,s Mile.!er, M $737; -,
Mho!e OF sehr q. Chandler, E. ". Hudson to ". NJ.
sgah, M,,;a y1o,@V; se;~ - ,u, !.
Wnole O. acif II. y Crawford, a. Smith b 90. to
Ayers blackburn, Sl0000.
Ihroe-e1Bhehs Of cAnal-hoat Champion, q. E, pur-
nEion ;pn soi,};,a 70; 70 essate 9fJ Akhurat, H.
eNe-e'ehtas q Ga1al.boat champion, D. T. Mcad b
~; WIZ IT, T. =; =; ana.s Mon'In,l, m!n, SfSe;
hanan 1,, ct a., t2,1s5.
.Ihreo,1'artera Of Acow Dixon Marion, O. Krowotz
Ct W;,s1. q; 70 .. s% !tannn o. o. A., q l,D3
0l1Uaeh' M1,e1a S2,ooo, s2.,,e,o ,n r. :, -,
A1sS.,, WHt,,s ss,eo: s9 w.: p ,,o,. ,.,;
ot o'1 ~ Ga1ai-poat n daena, Il. MeadoWcrnft to
, 1873-05-12

GpsttH& DIdpHftH TO 3He LHcttgn Tribune.
LAB. LIE, ILL.,, May 1D.-The steamer Last Chance
arrived lust evening, towirB tlo canal-boat North
Anorca loaded with corn for Olicago and CA!lalboat
1.oytathan, loaded will coal FROM KinYatnn Bho had
towed the cHnnl-boata Northwest anil Dictator bott
loaded with corn from Spring Greek to pok alil tho
hota, loAtlel With corn from Bprlng Crock to poorta
The htuauor Beaver departed, towing tho canal-toats
Monte Olribta and 4lobart 1iunpa, both loactl with
lumber, to furn0s for st, Louis nntt tho lattor for
Florpnto, ind two l.rgeH Of ice for TT. LaulB Thu
1oyintlla, from Kingston, loaded with coal md Tho
North America, from Chlllcotie, loaded With corn
botA for ChlcaKo, 1aso< Into thg ca1al aud tho Dir.
ign, from Joliet, l1glA, passed 0ut for la}|allo
The riVor Ana risen over tWo feat within tho lask
forty.sight hours, and Ia stlf rising.
CANAL OFFIUE, CHICAGO, MAy y10-AnnIyEn--.Islixs.
bcsll, Lockport oU0 1rlH meal 2U0 brlg lor: anl
aDyornl bouts lAtlaA With atone,
U1EAnED-Moaard, 1tayaAa 9o,328 It lumber !:
MoiarGf, LOck0rt 70 tra flour, 90yy bu what tup.
her l3G13 H. shingles 805 merchandise l377G lks:
Montreal, OltaWA 1874 It nler UO0 atb for Nor.
E1H and 0o II unber for Joliet also soyera atoue
bouts, ilHht.
I.ABALIE, ILL.,, May 11.-Tha asoamos Last Chance
l}ruch light for ChtltlcoAo aud the Norway 1uadal
with ni,.bor, Fur lIayaiIa THO Norway. loatod with
Lumbar fur Havana, lusHad ont Of thu oAual liant eya.
Ing. Tho river llAa boep rising for t0 last rea days.
anil trs IN nearly Buyontuou foot Of wAtor on tue
"n,iter-slu of Iool1 IL.
LAKE FRElGHT5.
Itatca on corn TO Buffalo nro quutab!e at GK87o,
closing at tho tusldo, and charters woro 1uauo fol
, 1873-05-12

being sSoat 7o whest to nnsstoa II IT. 1s@ito. Tho
following cngaRcmanta were reported: TO O9dcnh-
To buffalo, prop. Y. T. dravos oats Ut s96o; props
notomse a.; end p!ymontl corn on through rates prop
loo achr T, p. Darket wheat from milwaukee, Ut %
fshrn Asn ena AafS,naso corn At 7o scr
wheat 1t lao; sohr John Magcc, wiloat on 1rlvato
terns W.: Preston; WHEAT, eald 70 DO 13xe ].
wnukeo. 70 Portland, prop Montgomory, corn ot,
private saE1ns Total capacity o1ual to about liz 900
achr 1orriman taken III tho afternoon tor wheat to
Buffalo at 81,
, 1873-05-12

Samples from tho shoo rnanufactory Of ]. H. l. r.
bsrhcs, Rochester, N. Y, will DO ut tho Sherman
11ouso this coming week. pealora Wishing to avail
themselves Of tho opportunity Of examining tho n1-
lug their Stocks will 10 waited upon ut tho hotel By
competent leraou.
, 1873-05-12

aomo timo, wont out, nnying TINT ho would ro-
turn IN tho afternoon. At 8 O'clock ho waa acon
to ontor h!a room In an Intoxicated condition.
ABOUT O'Clock d servant found linn lying On hiB
bod, dead. There woro no Indications that ho
ltad taken poison, nor woro thoro any evidences
of btrnRgllc. Coroner Stephens will hold m
, 1873-05-12

a mysterious donth occurred yostorday attor-
noon, ut No. 1870 Harrison street, boarding.
house kept by q. r. hiascll. At II O'Clock ycB-
to-day morning, young man nnmod Edward 1T.
Clalr, who has boen q boarder at the house for
, 1873-05-12

MARINE,

charlcB aosaage Il Co., open today at their now
store, Nos. 100 1os, and ITO stato stroot,
, 1873-05-12

LAKE FREIGHT5.
Tatoa on corn 10 Buffalo nro Quutab!e at Gk67o,
closing at tho iusido. md ohasora woro ma1v for
, 1873-05-12

+ Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cnsl1, = $500, QUO
1e nHnoy to pay 9ll th9so sits II In! do
Eaat sdo for TINT purpose md only bH uaed for TINT
2prFpsu NJ will bo soou by thu following certificate Of tho
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-25
A Good citizen Gone.

Died at his residence in, this place, of
asthma, on Monday morning last, at 1890
o'clock, Maj, VIM. IS. McEwen, aged IS
years, after many years of suffering. Born
and reared in Kingston, his whole life has
been spent in such business as has brought
him in close and intimate relations with
the people of the county generally. We
are sure the death. of no one would be felt
more or create SO great void in the CONS
munity. His unremitting attention and
application to the business and interests of
others. especially that of the poor and
friendless, the widow and orphan, his high
moral integrity and honor, his patience
and cheerful willingness to neglect his own
to attend to the affairs of others, had en-
deared him to all classes. Losing his father
while he was yet q boy, he was necessarily
compelled-in connection with his mother
Ito take upon himself the management
Of what was at that time large business,
he was, from his earliest years, distin-
guished by an impartial, self-denying hon
esty, consequently he was respected, loved
and popular with all.
Although suffering greatly for many
years, he has ever borne the same with
christian fortitude and cheerfulness, and
devoted himself to duty and labor with n
persistence truly heroics The community
at large, thepoor, the friendless, his family,
all will mourn his departure, for II
1--WE Ger shall see his like again.
East TenleSsen,. 49, 4.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-25
EAST TENNESSEE NOTES.
Monroe County

The Madisonville local department.,
which is new and admirably managed
feature of the Sweetwater Enterprise, un.
der the management of Mr.. III. &. p. HOr-
ton, contains the following. After mem
tioning an interview with E. J. Mnmford !,
a cattle dealer, he says: No one, can
justly say but what cattle will pay better
than corn and hogs, and better, or improy-
ed breeds and more roots as food, will ena-
BILE our farmers to show less area in sage
fields and old field hickory" =
Monroe. County Court having refused to
take any action on the new road law at its
last session, a certain legal gentleman has
taken the matter in hand with the inten-
ton of carrying out the letter of the law.
He dismissed lot of hands the other day,
who were working the road under the old
law, by informing them that they were
not obliged to work any more, as the law,
had been repealed, DC, when every man
and vamoosed the rancho, the overseer
following suit. - Lerfz sz- 2 5s'A
MINERAL WEALTH.-We noticed one
of our live citizens sending off, on Monday,
a specimen OF ore for General Wilder to
forward to the Worlds Exhibition. 1t is
a solid block, one foot square, weighing 95
lbs. We cannot but think we have in
Monroe county as much, if not more, good
iron ore than any county in the State yet
there is not a pound Of iron being made,
and iron ore is selling for $500 per ton in
the mountains in Missouri, and transport
ed to Cleveland and Pittsburgh for manu-
facturers. Let our people not feel discour-
aged. We will be appreciated as the good
qualities of our ores will invite capital and
labor. -,SiCccttCC.ter Eisterprisc. ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-25

Re -organizasien, and Election 81 .Omcers.
Pursuant to notice given, the Decoration
Association met last night at the court
house, the President, ]! Dickinson, Esq. in
the chair: 80 go etlE eiasy asfs ,tss q. los
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved: sIiipq . Tsa9fs e.
On motion q committee was appointed
on nominations. as follows: Judge An
drews, III. M. Aiken, Judge Houk, ". F.
After SONS deliberations on the subject,
Judge Andrews, chairman of the commit
tee offered the following nominations: 81
T. President-Perez DickiusOns .sssvsas1 -
! Vice Presidents-Co A. Terry, Capt. s..
p. Evans, of Knoxville, Tenn. e d. - e
Mai. A. III. Pettibone, Of Greene county.
Col. j. NJ. Melton, Of Morgan county. -
! Capt. M. i. McC Council, of Biount coun-
Capt. ii. s. Chamberlain of Chattanooga.
Secretary-E; w = Adkins. si'1,sI sdi 3 b
Mr.. Dickinson thanked the Association
for the honor conferred upon him, but for
reasons heretofore given, he begged to be
excused. He would do all in his power to
insure the success of the Association, but
he begged to decline the Presidency. -
Mr.. Houk stated that as Mr.: Dickinson
had repeatedly declined he would nominate
Thos. a; r. Nelson. He was sunanimos1s-i
zIy elected. eac bHssso&5 SH.j sslaigsS sd3
"a Col. Thornburgh moved that the remain-
der of the nominations be accepted. Car
ried. o 1Gs<roli sae t. -azssTTso liis1 ca ns
Mr. Dickinson called upon Vice Presi-
dent Thornburgh to take the chair. o1. - -
On motion of Judge Andrews a vote Of
thanks was rendered President Dickinson
for his efficient services during the past
Major Prosser moved that q committee
of three be appointed to notify Judge Nell
son of his election, and that the Secretary
communicate with the remainder of the
officers elect, notifying Them Of their cleo
The chair appointed Major A. s. Prosssr,
Judge Andrews and Judge Houk as said
committee "a a. 1890 - = -. 3
). Mr.. Munson moved that the association
go into the election of Chief Marshal, and
nominated LieHt. { T. It. c Thornburgh.
Lieut.. Thornburgh stated that if the cadets
turned out he desired to be with them, and
therefore begged leave to decline the posi-
ton. He nominated Gen. Jos. A. Cooper.
Mr.. Prosser nominated Col. Terry. i
Mr.. Munson, on the earnest solicitation
of Lieutenant Thornbnrgh, withdrew his
nomination s7,, eTsi.95 Tr,s5 vsxjs s.
! After some remarks from different mem
bers of the Association as to the duties of
the Chief Marshall &C., the ballot was
taken, which resulted in the election Of
Gen. j. A. Cooper. oA' .0o % .i-i4,5!A I j
Mr.. Rule moved that the President APP
point within five days the regular stand
ing committees, and make them known
through the city papers, but on being in
formed that the bylaws of the Society
required this of the President he withdrew
his motion.
On melton the meeting adjourned sub
ject to the call of the President.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-25


Knoxville Car Wheel Company, its Incorporators
. Stockholders and Officers. who are as follows wiz
Directors]A. y. Maxwell. President Harvey Cark
Secr1pry and Treasurer c. N. McGhee. -. ~--AA'
.Stockholders-Heryey Clark. j. A. Quaife. Jason r
Kelley, Charles d. Thurber. C, NJ Mctihee r II NJ.
Kinney, James Kennedy, g. M. Branner, the firm 0f
Staub. Van Glider 4 Henderson Ia partnership con
slstlns Of Peter Staub. John s. Van Glider and VIM
A. nenoerson). the Knoxville Iron Company Charles
y. 1c5uneys 4. L. Maxwell, W. w Woodruff. n. Il
oaniofd. sseph jacques and j. A. Rayl, ex parte.
WHEREA the above named parties have fled
their petition in the Chancery Court at Knox
vlHe, Tenn asking for amendment of the charter
q the Knoxville Car Wheel Company" the original
enartsr giving said Company power to manufactures
car wheels make and deal in iron. do a foundry and
mercantile business and do other things more fully
appears y said charter and the amendments prayed in
sald eton. being to enlarge the number of Directors
pfovide 9T comforting power on the stockholders
and les on the drsctors define and limit the respon-
Abf1e9 and duties Of directors and stockhoiders in
crease the amount Of stock which may be issued and
generally 10 revise and amend said charter 40 a. 10
carry ont the purpo3es ofthe Organization
This il therefore TO notify any person having any
objection TO- the amendment of said CHAVEZ or the
sranfng offhe prayer Of the petition TO before
the Chancery Court at Knoxville, on the An Monday
Of April next, and show cause If any thew have why
said charter should not be amended. or the same Will
be proceeded With ex parte. = = w.
II Is ordered that this notice he n,,bI;sbs1 in tie
AifS S;, cSSsU q sass for thirty days
.mh2sdsod. IS N. Z. PATTERSON. c. & NJ
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-25
JUST RECEIVED.
Frank Leslie's cue Paper Patlerns

Mrs. NJ. E. Reeder, announces to the
public that she has just received large lot
of Frank Leslie's Cut Paper Patterns for
ladies', gentlemen's and children's wear.
Mrs. r. is in constant receipt of the latest
and most elegant designs, and millinery
and dress making in all their departments
will be done in the best manner, by expe-
rienced modistes.
fancy goods on hand. Ladies are respect
fully invited to call and examine goods
and prices. Gay street, near corner of
Clinch street, opposite Col. John III. Gro
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