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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

ur,menIdIi@en Gmpfanse, ueI6er ieiner 1es
ianbtidaft au Ibeil rpurbe, &unbe erbielt,
iammeIte er ausenbIidlid feline porbanoet1et'
Streitfrafte, fiel in bas &Dnisrei9 nrora eth
unb fdrpur Bel Dem 8arte bes Yropbetent ben
R0nis Mipambo, 100 Ct ibna in Die 9anoe
fieIe, in Stide gu bauen. @fan fann it9 oas
Der benfen, mel1e 8reueltbaten iebt portotms
men perben, rpo blinbe &aGe bic 8emitber
oieier roben unb fanatiiden golfer ersr'frsn
hok
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1OIpr3lrliu

nn5ere 2eier werben erfreut iein, bab mir
Der gtr3eise Der berubmten SampfssSai6rtai9tne
bes Serrn clifton in ber be,iti9en Nunltrter ettetl 70
groben glat a~nsepieien baben. gSir tonne1 Dtsie
grfinoung ais ales Das etnpfeblen, ,pas Der Aits
seisenoe uno Sabrifant pon ibr bebauptet, nno leoe
Samilie ioate iofort cine gsai6tne b%eitellen. Sic
erIpart Der Srau Dtiibieli9feiten nnb erhdlt oaber
ibr aeben. sic be3ablt it6 in fur5er 53eit b,lr9
S9onuns Der Geruebe, tuelde Bet ber alien gsal9s
mefbooe f,ebr bur6 bas asai6en als burd ben
@ebrau6 a~bsenutt murOen. 9as Dai6en mar
bisber Elm sr6berer 3erit6rer bes 3enses as has
sragen beIfelben. Ser neue 9anapfsMai6er ii9ert
GGen, bic i'm sebrai6en, eiaen retnen 9eip'iti'.
Der Mnseiser, Serr clifton, lit Elm burdaus 5uper.
Idiiiser Mann. llnb ,pirb senau balten. mas er ner:
ipri6t. Aprlo INN
Gin Soffnunssfrabl. Mutter ::
,aber ieben Sic bod, mas bas Sinh ieinem
8ater o abnli9 iiebt!!"
Dame trOtenb): uI9! ieien Sic NIT
oon. rnbio. bos pernGhft iih fhon no6."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

9as TsriibjaBr 1T bic Belt oes Steisens
Der Safte, uno gerionen iolten cine ytetnt=
gunsscur pornebmen, uenn aud feline &rantz
beitszS Dmptome porbanoen iino. Gin por=
treffIi9es @ieberbsrteaunssmittel iino 81.
Qrguit &onis's Sainburser Gropfen oaonr9,
sabe ie ben Maser ~reinisen uab bic 8erbauz
lings Drsane erfrif6en, grmattunser unb
GrI9laHunsen bieler SabresSeit beieitt9en.
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steQeqeiu1.

Cine DAME BON gutter grSie4ute lnb gtlbuns unD ta~
| Spra6e mdGtis lit, ipani9t inter beldsibenen @nipriden
Gin Gnsaeentctt als 2etrertn an elmer 6fentltden S6uIe.
| G6ufspriteber pber @erheinben, pel1e In na6ier Belt
cine gafans aussufa1ea baden, tpplen f9 sefaQisft pens
BEN an 5crr1 H. co. tEg.-
S. IS. Gnonpmas,
'< ~ Rpnrpesiae,
april 8 3nip . 5urrn GCunts, Sbio.
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Itttsburaer &tehmarft.

Qtttsbura. Z. @pril 1872.
Rinbsisb. - gefes 8utdsr 62-7 gts.; entes .
Bis 81; utttelsutss 54-6 ~prSiaarss 43-53 Gents
gSafe.Eg sfe So. 5O-7. %; mitttsrs s6.eo-6.25
prbtadre S.. 00-5.5O.
sdtpstns. - 81, 5O-6.50 per 5unbst.
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bg" d3ur sefdaisen 8eaGtuns empfeblen ,uir ben
9sebrten 2eiern ,inb 2eierinnen bes 8eitbotet bic
anseise unieres alien Sreunbes 9biIipp 8
in Cincinnati,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

Sie Ttrma GpnoIb II. S4netber ipilnl9t
hermit Sas 9ublitum it, &enntnib 5n iesen, 9aB tie
lett ibr qanses ENFORCEMENT, Sapeten, 8oMs
ieaur, 3ecorationen &C., &C, fir bag Srli9s
iabr erbalten bat, inb psriprt6t, o1els sSaare"
it,,t mil lin Np. 1876 Norbz6 odirabe.
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oWbittleiep" fir 5er5fIopfen.

3u ben trourisiten uno erIdutternoten
llnsIidsfdlen sur See sebOrt obne 3melfel
bas fpurloie unD pabri9einli9 epts sebelmr
nibpoae 8er19minben bes pra9tuolen, 9roz
BEN Yafasieroanpfers yGitD Of Bottom, Der
int Sebr.ar 1871 auf elmer Geiie pom Stem
Sort mad 2iperpooI p~erloren sins. aetn Gins
siser uberlebte Die &ataitropbe Die It9 trsenos
mo- auf Der unsebeuren @aferwulte oes Seez
ans suaetra9en baben ntuB, uno Die bamtt en-
bette, baB Der itolse, banpfbeflu9elte MoSen=
furder ,Gitp of 8oton" nit Wtann uno Wtaus
~perlanf. &ein ubrissebliebener Geretteter,
feline SIaldenpoit Der S9ifbritbisen uro
feline ans 1lfer 9eipilte ooer eufsefti9te
glanfe bat Der nod lebenoen 8elt &unoe Sez
bradt BON benz S6idIal 9erer, Die ba NIT
perIanfen uno ertranfsn. Die Soffnun9 auf
Nabridt Don iener &ataitropbe ooer gar bon
seretteten Meni9en, 1T aud ldnsIt perl9pu1z
Den 1T nur in eine,t ein5i9en Ser5et1 tp1ro ne
mod nit ribrenoer Treue 9ebe9t nno septle9t.
Sin altes, Observation-Disclosures Ntiitterben IN
Detroit, be}en Sobn untsr jene1 unslddli9en
9aiasieren auf BET u@itp Of 8olton" f9 be-
fanD, ,partet nod INNER NIT unermiolt9er
j3uuerii9t auf bic 8ldfebr bes tbeuren Sim
bes. IS oedt nod tagll9 gu leoent UtaDl Den
Slid fir i'm unb benft, ct iperoe fommer.
Niatterlein bat ii9 10 einseleibt in bic Soft
nuna, baB feiner pon ibren Qn9ebortgen ooer
8efannten bas Ser5 bat, INN Die Saulton gu
nebmen, unb ieber Gaf, Der bic S9ipele oes
SauIes aberi6reitet, mirb iniruirt, bet bet
8~esrabuns NIT ibm 81 fasen: SD babe nod
feline Nadridt Don Wiaiant aber er mnB
baIo fommen. Damn perfldrt 1i9 Wtutterz
leins &ntlib unb Die 1pelfen 2ippen erSablen,
tpie BET @iaiam Elm 10 pra9tiser Sunse rpar,
Der immerbar Der Ntutter Wort sebalterl nno
oer nun aud 1i9er fommen merbe, I'm oas
2iebmittterlein int Sitter gu erbeitern, 81 troiten
uno gu pfle9en. (Detr. Abpit.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

kEI1krpra gen enbIid ibren sfarnett tsno sbre
Seia,at5 Der Gpnfteaation Gentaurins. Seoodb 1est
iest bas areBe ,Gentaur 2inirtett" fit ftetfe Slse'
BET, Gbeumattsunas, Gef6puIfe unb Sdbr''1r1s bel
0lsniden ,to 8eb bic Gelt in @ritaanen. nno mes
boIb bies ,uurserbare Staunen? neil es le''er
3neG errei6t. ' a
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Gin Mrtifel bon mabrem Wertb. -
,8ropn's 8ron6ial Sro9es" iino Der popn:.
Idrfte QrtifeL in bieiem 2anbe ODER europa be.
SaIsIeioen unb Sulten, unb bieie Yopularstat
lit ouf uirflidem 8erbienit besrinoet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

9tnDer idreten mad pitesr's Ga.
ftoria. gs resaIirt ben Masen, turirt bic asinos
&ol;f unb peruria6t natirliben S6laf. Gs TT elm
@rfab fir @aitorsSd.
Rar, 10. 1rntip ubrp
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a.- Inter 3ui6eruns
i6neaRer, piinftlibfer ttib biaigfer
ausfabruns, i~bsrntntnt bic beuiF6s
Sud- nno anmfbanolamg
" 96ifipp &. 96eo6aro,
I'M Court Saus, Cincinnati, s.

in, Court 5aus, Cincinnati, g.,
aufrdge ouf allie in 0sutf6lanb nber anberwdrts in
btutf4sr Sprade srisstnsnben Gt3eusntffe Der
2tteratur, rno empfellt fd Defenders CUR 9efprsana
scn 3eitf6rtften, barunter narnenttih ~folsenber an
9entein befannter unb beltebter 8latter:
9eip5igcr 8arteulaabe. Der sabrsons sun IA
9efterl 81 Is
Sabeirl. Der Sabrsans Don 26 5eftn..... 90
Sanffrirte gSelt. = Der Sabrs, Is 5eften, . IS
5iersu cine 9rdrnte: 2ptte, prdhtiser Std mad
aaulbad franco 80 Gents Nat5abluns.
neber earb t11o Weer. Der Saprsans BON 20
pettea 10 %
Yr6nlie pte Bel Sluitrirte gSelt.
MIgemeine Iamilien>sS eitung. = Der Sabra.
5iersu srpsi StabIfi6> 9.dmisn: ,.grtra 9pit" unb
.9es 2anbpetrmann'S 5etnfetr." sssee eeseu Nad@
sabluns BON 45 Gents franco per gpt. Gsrnsr cine
Oelfarbsnsrnf .grdn,ie: pgshentblatt an bic Sabre
1S7O-1871." france per gpit 80 IS gents. %aE.-'
Bud fir AQe. Der Sabrs. spn rs 5efRn So 90
grdniis: ME Del ysassmeine gamilien -8sttuns."
Samltrirte Statter. Der Sabrsans, spn II 5efz
6irsu grdmie ,ertra gcf," frans0 sesen 3ad;ab~
lung Yrn As Gents.
Gus alien gDelttbeilrn. Suuarirtes 8umilien>
tlatt fur adnber< unb S0Ifsrfunbs. Der Sabrsans BON
II beftet 50 50
lIniere 9eit.- DsutI6e &esue Ser @esenipart. Der
sSabr9ans BON "a Seftsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So Is
Ser 8a5ar.- Saunrirte Danen> 3situng nit spr>
sisii6sn Mluiern nns abbtIouneea. Der Sa6rsans
1pn 4S Nrn. erpb Geltp."......~..""...*.. "a %
Bon dltsren Sabrsdneen erlafe i6-fp LANCE nisin
Sprratb rei6t -: ,,gte, giatur," 1858 bs 1861, 4 Sabr@
sdnse, itatt ;t $500 IL MIR 5000; %einielne Sahrsdnse
y g. 90 ,gartsnlasbs'1 1889 u $50; 1871 81
NIT isbr f96nsn gran,isn. isbsn Sabrsaus gu $500; bic
8bilipp &. 1beobaIb,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

: 8bitIelep" flr 1abIea Gsi6nlaf in Dem
Sftinhp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

v@bittleiep" fit 2unsenentaiinprnS.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10
Sic Geutauren Dcs Mltcrtbnuts

@ ruaren balb 9ferh, balb gsann. sic
. ~ perfebrten NIT Sbieren belle9tea
MrAN bic Meni6Deit Iebten Don ben
1lasE.a X 8lanten BET bunbertidbrisen Yians
ataANNz &c rna6ten ginen aus ibrer Hetbe
s&@1@89~ .,nr @ntt her Seilfunit = ibertrils
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

" 0S~S< ~ w StkSSS C"~Sss
einsm Sooesfampfe unb es i9eint, ais ,penn
Mue pIobli9, obne 8epuBtlein, aus bieIem
2eben 1bteben. Inter ben ans 2ano seIpilz
ten meibli9en Sei9en befanb ii9 bic elmer
iungen Srau NIT einem SausItns i'm Irn,,
Der feline Sippes nod at Der Sruit Der SHUTTER
bate.
Der Steuarb Dunn iast baB bur9 bic
DEFINING bei'm aufitoBe bas Waier 70 idnea
in ben BON ben Srauet, occupirten She'll bes
S9iffes brans, bab lqe I'M Sou ben Sob FAM
ben. Dunn bebauptet, bab man ben Gaptz
tan UNI 20 Wtinuten mad 2 1br gemeft, bie=
ier lid aber sepeisert babe, aufSuieben. 40
Minuten ipater fanb bas llnsluf itatt. Die
8ebauptuns, bab Elm &eliel seborten iet miro
OILS srunolos be5et9net.
= IS befanben ft9 auf benz atlantic"
i'm Gan3en ITO S6wei3er unb etua 200
Deutide anb Don allen btelen ioqen ben off,
Iiden 8Iattern sufoIse Bios Ii s9pei5er unb
"a Seuti6e serettet woroen iein. SolsenSe
finb slidlid in Stem Sort ansefommen:
&uoolf See BON @lattfelben Gant. Grid.
Seinrt9 Weper BON ebenbaber. Sacob S9mio
BON ebenba6e r. @ilb. Taurinius Don Ditz
lifon, Gant. 3uri9. SuliusT obler Don pfaiz
fifon, gant. j3urid. IlbertN iuli pom S9Dfz
lisbort Gant. Grid. Sob. Sd. Dflat pon
ebenoaber. Mleranber Gaiier bon 8ibern,
Gant. Solotburn. 8ictor Sleeper BON 8aasz
tran, Gant. Solotburn. 2ubmis Nseper pon
e%benbaber. Sob. 9eirer pom @irbenbers,
ct. @aaen. 8laiius Stirnemann pom Nottz
rppL, Gant. 2uaern. Soiepb 9ettlaf aug
26ps (bei Dan5igl Solepb Wieie aus Sbr'
(greis &onib), Nilb. 8aIentin aus Solan:
berb0rfden (8es.=Bes goien,) Sobann
Gdmanfer aus Obobama @eg .=8ei. Warien:
peroerl Soiepb Meper aus Gser (SObmen)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

Glnel1 ebrltCDen SrIDll19 9lepI2 lH AlleFttu Sat
ri6t tnebr, pobl aber oiirfe1 mir iaSer, bab mir
| einen gang re6tidafenett, falten unb lan9ea @tns
ter erlebt baben.
Gin iebr ID mer5It9er 8orfaIl ereigz
nete it9 an Ietten Sarnitas in Der GdDe ~urferer
| Stabt, cine STEELE binter Green Sdrpn Cemetery.
Sn einem beI9etbenen Sramebaus 1pobnen 5pe
beutI9e Samiliet, tuelbe iub BON iGrer SdnSe Or
belt ndbren - wie es i9eint, ieDr fteiBtge 2elte.
8dbreno nun be MGnner ~ouSrpirts bent Srooe
na6aeben, beIorsen bic e6rauen nebe1 Der eisenen
Sausarbeit nod bic 8dide ftr 2e,ite, bic in bet
Gtabt 1pobnet.
an SamItag frIb nun ginger, Die &inoer oiefer
beioen Samilien, flint on Der 3aDl, arf Der
Mitter 8ebeib mad ben &ibea 81 ieben. Sine
8inberI6aar non 2 bis 10 Sabret perlieB trunter
uto geIunb bas Sal,s, 1inb 0, ruie febrten G~it5elre
o~erIelber 5lrtiG!
Gbuarb 2eDmann, 10 Sabre all, fano cine
8ursel; iie fir cine Gtlbe ani eDenb, rip er tie aus,
fofete uno fanb 1e poDli9medenb 9erll9, ieinen
@eipielen bapon mitSutbeilet. Die &tnoer abetL
bas Sine me6r, bas 9tnoere ipeni9er nno tueI6e
SoIsen!
Sur,e Belt batten ie bic BurSel peri9Irdt, Do
0et9leIl llD lI9OI oe IVIeHt'1lAs" ~9"'p+o""
@ueufe aIbertine &norr, 9 Sabre oat,
en Sinh aus erfter gBe Der Santtlie 2tnfe, asno
Marie 2infe, 2 Sabre of, SOfterben aus 5rpeis
t ter Che, ioaten benz falten Sob in Die @rrte falLen.
:: Gouaro 2ebmann lief nun sum 9auie ltto
bra6te bic Idredlt9e &unoe, bab &l6ertine plotli9
e%rfranft ii ,inb 1pel9 Elm 9nblid! Die SHUTTER ftts
bet tire 5drtli6 s~eliebten ainber, baS Slut aus
|, Munb unb g2aie ~itrbrnenb, benz Sobe nabs. slbers
tine perI6ieo cine babe Stunbe nafber, g&arte
! etua 10 @ltt1ute1 lpdter.
}, Ser berbeigeruFene @rst fam letoer 5l ipdt.
Die anoern bret &inber batten tpobl nitbt 10 piel
E eenoien unb g~enaien balo mad erfo!9reieb an9e1
: uanbten Mitteln.
: IS ion Elm berBerreibenoer 9(nblid gepeien iein'
: als am Sa,nitas Nadmittag Die Sdrse Der betoer
Spfer aus benz Saule ~9etragen mrrSea n11o Die
, Gltern finberlos b~aIlelbe wieber betraten.
ST.. GrntS. sc. S6iiller pcn Der IoIer slpo;
tbefe bat a1 9onrerita9 bet bieiigen StaOt:8ibIio:
thief cine GamrnLuRg Don ~rtebreren bunoert 8dr'
: ben sunt She'll iebr ipert6poaer 8ider 9el6enft
: IS befinbe1 ii9 barutter 81 8dnoe pom Ialtei
B Scotts Gerten, s por Srpin's, s BON 9Dron's, Is
Il 8dnbe Rotnane unb cine 9robe 9tr5abl at,oerer User
II fe in enalii6er Gpra6e. Serner 43 gdrbe in fran
n s6Iiider Spra9e, pon 9t~cuieau, SoItatre, Naeine
t 2e.Saae uno anberen beriibmten S9riftiteaertr ie
ner Station. Gs bilbet bic SammIung cine ib
. minidenspertbe Gcquiittion fir nniere Steot'Stb
e Iiothef unb mir boffer, bab bieient 9utet Seilp1el
nod piele anbere foIse1 ,perben.
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Sc. Siltpm,
30. 109 gs6i fe Strabs, gittsbars, va.
1g Sseip Wprfer 0efbanarft. 20
Breiie Der ReaierunassB pnfos &c. in Stem Sort

am z. Mpril 1878,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-14
The Farmers Convention.

l desire once more to call the attention
of our farmers to their Convention which
is TO assemble here on the 9th inst. Let
them not forget it. And L specially request
the newspapers of East Tennessee to copy
this communication, or to call the atten-
ton of the farmers to the importance of the
Convention. Matters of great interest will
be discussed by able, experienced and prac-
teal men. No good, progressive farmer
can afford to be absent. All will be admit
ted, whether appointed delegates or not
During the Convention there will be a
grand musical concert given by the Phil
harmonic Society at Staub's Opera House.
We have procured this elegant Hall for the
use of the Convention. 1t will hold four
teen hundred persons.
Railroads have agreed to charge halffare.
The Franklin House has agreed to reduce
its charges to $3.50, and the Lamar House
to $500 per day. Distinguished speakers
and farmers from a distance have been in
vited. Let us make the approaching Con-
vention, if possible, a greater success than
the splendid one of last year. 1t will be a
success. o. p. TEMPLE, President.
Knoxville, May 18th, 1878.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-14
The Harvest of Death.

The year 1872 was one of calamity
and strange vicissitude of the seasons. 1t
is also memorable for an extraordinary in
crease in the mortality of American citi-
In both the number of deaths last year was
much greater than ever before, and the
death-rate, especially in Boston, has adj
vanced to an unprecedented height. The
average population of New York for 1872 is
estimated at 100000, and the number of
deaths during the year was 81, 647. Ia Bos-
ton the average population did not exceed
275, 600, and probably was less than 100000;
yet the deaths, which in 1871 were but 81
SIS, rose in 1872 to S,090-an increase in a
single year of 81 per cent, and death-rate
of about so in 1000 which, for Boston, is
very high. The New York death rate was
even higher, and in both cities it far eX-
ceeded the rate in London.-N Y, hide
| pendent.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-14
"Oh! Did You Know it was Me -,

a little ragged boy stood with his face
pressed to pane of glass, gazing earnestly
at the toys displayed in the window. His
hands were loosely clasped behind his back
with the palms turned upward. A lady
noticed the little earnest face as she too
paused n moment before the tempting
show. Then quietly dropping as many
cents into the little hands as they could
hold, she passed on.
The moment the boy felt their tough he
turned and caught sight of the pocket
book in the hand of the retreating lady.
Running after her, he looked up anxious
~ in her face, and said, so, mania! did
you know it was me ?p
Evidently he thought she had mistaken
him for some little friend.
Yes" said the lady smiling, II knelC it
was you - and the child bounded away
with a face radient with happiness.
This lady is in the habit of dropping
small change here and there as she daily
walks through the poorer streets of the
city.
Many sad little face has frightened as
the money fel into its lap, and a pleasant,
smiling face looked down and said, There
run and buy stick of candy or cooky.n
Think of such n course persevered in year
after year. How many sad child's heart
has been warmed by the loving thought
fulness, even more than by the unexpect-
ed gift. "Inasmuch as We did it unto one
of the least of these, We did it unto me-"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-14
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

EASTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
WHEREAS INFORMATIONS HAVE BEEN
w filed in the District Court of the United States
for said District. by George Andrews Attorney of the
United States for said District behalf Of the United
States of America. against the following described
property, to-wit:
One hundred gallons of whisky. set of tin
ures one set of camping utensils, seized on lands in
Bradley county, in said District. the 18th day of
Ayril, 1873, by Sterl tHambright. Deputy Revenue
Collector Second District OF Tennessee as the property
of - Laudermik;
Six gallons of whisky seized on lands in Knox coun-
ty, in said District. the 9th day Of April 1873, by
R. j. Childress Special Deputy Revenue Collector.
Second District Of Tennessee as the property of
Mathew King;
Four and a half gallons of whisky one copper still
and worm seized land in Anderson county, in said
District, the 18th day of February 1873 by Hardy
District of Tennessee, as the property of James p.
Norman and
Two horses. one two. horse wagon and harness, one
quart measure. gallon measure and one empty bar
rel, seized on land in Bount county in said District,
on the goth day of March, 1873. by ii. c. Hackney,
Special Deputy Revenue Collector, Second District of
Tennessee, as the property Of Joseph Gentry; and
e5est therein alleging that said property had
seized aforesaid forfeited 70 the United States
causes in said information set forth and averred.
Now, therefore, pu -suant to the monition under the
seal of said court, to directed hereby give public
notice to all persons claiming interest in said prop
ery TO appear before said court at the court house in
Knoxville, in said district, the second Monday OF
July 1875 at 10 o'clock Of the forenoon of that day
then and there to interpose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf May 9TH 1873.
V9dlw1 Z. s. Marshal for said District.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-14
A YentrilOUuist's Joke.

We recently took a walk, says writer
in New Orleans paper, on the wharf with
a friend who is good ventriloquist.
Two hands of one of our steamers were
engaged in rolling off a cask, when, to the
CONSERVATION and surprise of the persons
engaged in performing that operation, n
voice was heard within the cask:
Roll it easy; these plaguey nails hurt.
I'd rather pay my passage than stand all
this,n
Holding up their hands, their visuals ex
banded to the size of two saucers, the la
borers exclaimed:
"That beats the dickensn
The mate coming up at this moment,
and unaware of the cause of delay, COM
menced cursing them for their dilatoriness,
when from within the cask the voice came
forth.
You're nobody let me out of this cask. +"
whats that ~ said the mate.
why, it's me-" said the voice; 81 want
to get out; won't stand it any longer"
"Up-end the cask,o said the mate.
"Oh, don't! You'll kill me," said the
voice. ooh. how these nails prick Look
out--don't ~ again said the cased-up in
dividual, as the men were turning it
over.
Cooper" said the mate, head the cask
and take that man out"
AS the adj sundered the hoops and the
head was. coming out, the voice again
broke forth:
BE easy now is there any one about? l
don't want to be caught
Quite a crowd had now gathered around
the scene of action, when loud gutteral
laugh broke forth, which made our hair
stand on end, as the cask was filled with
bacon.
"What does it mean ~ says one.
"It beats my time, )" said the mate.
We enjoyed the joke too well to blow
as we walked off arm-in-arm with the ven
triloquist and magician.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-14
Chancery sale of Land.

IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE CHAN
L Gerry Court at Rutledge, in the csse Of W. W;
Cannon, administrator. &C. VS.. John +. Garrett and
others, pronounced at the April tern-, 1878, of said
Court will sell the premises, at public sale, to the
highest bidder,
On Thursday, the 26th dag Of June, 1873,
tract Of land on which L. A. Garrett died, and of
which he seized and possessed, situate in the
Beans Station District being the % civil district of
Granger county, adjoining the lands of Joseph Will
lias and others, containing between eight and nino
hundred acres more OF less and about two miles from
the celebrated Tate Springs. THIS is very valuable
farm, and has it fine brick dwelling and other i'm
proyements, is healthy location a1d is situated in the
midst of a refined community.
TERMs-One half of the purchase money to be paid
in year ana the other half in two years both beay
ing interest from the day Of sale. Notes with good
personal security will be required for the purchase
money, bearing interest from date, and lien retained
on the land till the purchase money Is fully paid
c. G. SMITH, c. ~ NJ.
Rutledge. day 9th, 1873. vl5-d5w
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-14
4 " Suspended " Firm.

Everybody does not read the papers. A
buyer from Western town entered one of
our wholesale establishments on the 2lst,
and the salesman in attendance, by way of
starting conversation, remarked:
"Well, Foster and McElhaney have gone
up
:" You don't say So" said the provincial,
with a wise look. 4" Failed or suspended?N
Suspended said the clerk, taking in
the situation.
What forced em to that ?" asked the
other.
1.-The sheriff put in an execution" was
the dry response.
"Ah, WE'LL" said the rural, wisely wag-
cling his head "there'll be lot of you fell
lows going the same way, if you don't look
OUT
"That's So" said the salesman, but 1
think we will hang together for the pres
ent. Here is lot of spring styles I want
to show YOU" And he led his customer
further into the store and gave his fell
lows an opportunity to uncork a general
grin.-BOstOn Com. Bulletin.