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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
MINERS UNION,

THIS ASSOCIATION MEETS EVERY
/ FRIDAY EVENING, AT RUBY
HILL, al : O'Clock, in the building for
merly occupied by Tommy Douglas.
Miners are requested to be present and
Join the Union. f2O-3m
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TO RENT,

4 TENANT WANTED FOR A FIRST
~ class Boarding House, with a good
run OF custom, and fixtures, etc, COM
plete. The property Will be leased for
four or six months, as suits parties. \
dwelling house adjacent will be leased
with the above property if required. In
quire of CHARLES HAYER, above the
Foundry. jvll-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
PACK TRAINS.

nERSONS WANTING ORE, WOOD,
or any other material transported
by Pack Trains, can have such business
promptly attended to by leaving orders
with JOE RAVEL, at the Store of
ASHIM BROS.
Eureka. MAY IL myl4tt
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FOR SALE.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

T OST, ON TUESDAY LAST. SOME
IL where between the Fl Dorado stable
and the Lemon Mill, a sh~ort-barreled
navy six shooter. The finder will receive
the above reward by leaving the pistol at
my office in the Courthouse.
je26 j. II. SULLIVAN.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, VERY CHEAP, a Dwell
l. ing House and Lot. The house is
CO implicitly furnished, and is suitable for
asmall family. Apply at the California
Lumber Yard, of NJ. 3. BARTLETT,
jell4 Real EstateAgent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
MINING TAX.
FOR SALE.

Observation-Disclosures IODG-
ing House, situated on the east side
OF South Main street, just below the In
ternatiOnGl Hotel, with furniture COM
plete and nearly new, is offered for sale
cheap. For particulars apply on the
premises. jy3
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tion for Patent.
NDII~| w III
10. s. REGISTERS OFFICE.

EUREKA, Nevada, July II, 1879
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company tpOstoifice address, Eureka,
Nevada has this day filed in this office
a diagram, together with 4 notice Of APP
plicatiOn TOR a patent from the United
States, under act of Congress approved
May 10, 1872, for Sp5 and 20 feet OF the
Lupita deposit or lode, another mill-site
pertaining thereto, running 90 and 40
feet nOrthwesterly and 14 and $40
feet s~OutheaSterly from the IupiIa shaft,
situated in the Eureka mining district,
Eureka county, State OF Nevada, and de-
scrihed in the plat and field notes on file
IN this office, as follows, to wit
SURVEY NO. 40, LOT A.
Beginning at a post whence the highest
point of Ruby Hill bears :. 3i4 degrees
W. 315 feet the flagstaff in the town of
feet thence running :. . deg. +. 451 and
PHO feet, whence the Lupita SHAFT bears
S. 574 deg. L. 210 feet :thence y. G54 deg.
f. 50 feet thence :. 81 deg. +. 81 feet, to
the northern Orne Of the Elliptic
ground thence :. iGh deg. w. 1874 feet, to
post on the northeastern boundary OF the
Sentinel claim thence y. 81 deg. W. 3364
feet, the northern corner Of the Senti-
mel claim thence S. 49h deg. W. 155 feet,
along said Sentinel SurVeV to the eastern
corner of h At Last survey thence y.
81 dec. w 4I) and 2-lO feet, to the north
ern corner Ofthe At Last Survey and the
eastern Orner Of the Lookout survey ;
and theuce y 81 deg. f. POO feet, to the
place Of beginning; containing 3 acres.
Also the following described piece or
parcel Of land, as part OF the above min
ing claim as a mill-site, and upon which
the company has erected reduction
works:
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For a or Rent,

THE PROPERTY SITUATED ON
the corner of Buel and Bateman
streets, known as the Delmonico Build
ing, is for sale or rent on advantageous
terms. II is centrally located. and has
several desirable rooms suitable for Off
ces or similar purposes. Also a Cottage
House for safe. For particulars, inquire
ct the store of
s. ASHIN BRO,
ap16tf Main street, Eureka.
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Chr eureka Sentinel.
POLL TAX,

OFFICE COUNTY ASSESSOR
EUREKA, New, April 5, 1881
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Poll Tax for the year 1879 is
Now Due and Payable to the
County Assessor,
BY Act of March 4. 1867. all corporations
or individuals are held responsible for
the Poll Tax Of persons in their employ.
c. {. WALLACE,
ape County Assessor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

Tie Board oggamiz,d August a9,h.
.ss3, by calling L. T. Buniics, Count.
superintendent, 10 the clair, anl ".
Fi.acr elected Secretary.
On motion OF S. huehlcr. the chair
man appointed three teacher. OF the
County 10 examine Textbooks, aud re-
port TO The Board. sept ist, 1878. VIA;
books they recommend.
The chairman appointed l.. q. Smith.
j. r. Downey, John Timmermaan, COM
mittec.
On motion, the chairman appointed
C.. Doane, ;. Hxlcr. and J. Tanner
mann as \ committee 10 report as Ia
prices 10 lie paid teachers. The com :
mtice presented the following report :
Your committee would respectful y
report the following rcsolution.:
lst. We will pay 81 so per day for
teachers holding first grade, or twenty
four moaths license. with an addition OF
five cents for each per cent over ninety.
which their license shows hem entitled
io-no additional Pas. sho nd additional
branches be requested to De taught
FL. We will pa, 60 per day for .coul
grade. or eighteen mont i license 81 rs
.orihird grade. oriwelv months License
81 20 for fourth grad E, or six month-
license ; and pledge o. .rsclyes ic pay nc
advance on these pr ces.
81. These priccs' nd regulations arc
10 be considered as applying only "a
license grantcd s. nee the hrs, day 81
july, 1873 and nc Others.
Respectfully submiscd-C. Doaue
John Timmcrma nn, Simeon Bixler, com
mi,tee.
After discus sion. the report OF the
committee was adopted
On motion committee of three wa
appointed b, the Chairman, TO repor
next Monde, +, the proper time for town
ship lnstitU ties. SO that Institutes in al
ininluS toy -nships might not interior,
with each other.
Adjour ned I'll Monday. sept 1T, 1919
II. BRJNDICk, President
". h sHER, Secrera~-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

TIGHr AGAiN. One Spayd. Deputy
L. :. Collector. was in town tight again
last Tuesday and "Wednesday. and went
abou, mcnthing about the Courier
having exposed his verging on the " Jim
jams When herc en- Government bust :
ness SOME time 40. II j. great pit v
the Collector Of This District can't fiK a
sober mca for deputies. even il he has
To go out 81 bis family for them. This
man l. son-in-law OF Cen. Neatch, aud
we presume is kept in position on t'rat
accvuHs. and not on account of his
drinking propensitics. lie says our
notice made him more strict. and tried
la make some poor deluded devils be-
lievc the arrests in this county were
made bersuse Of our exposure of his
conduct here and not because of viola
To FoRAcco RAIsFRs. = Persons having
crops oftobacco, and wishing to cugage
them to dealers. will find the new firm
in Jasper composed OF Messrs. :.
kucbleE X. Friedman. and Josc,h
Friedman. an accommodating one. and
fair TO deal with. They are now ready
TO make engagements for the present
crop. for delivery in the future, and will
contract for all that may be offered item
on favorable terms. Application can be
made 10 either of the parties at tlloir
places OF business.
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lions of the law, which it is his sworn
duty to see enforced. This is too thin
for sensible people. Mr.. Spayd. Our
people generally intend To observe the
lsw. and are glad if while YOU are an
officer of the law, you will only keep
sober and do your duty as conscien
iious gentleman, il it is possible for YOU.
We suppose the necessary repairs occa-
stoned by your smashing things en-
Tuesday night, will have to lie paid .for
by some one whom you can catch ia a
technical violation, while there j. no
real violation of the spirit of tile Law.
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C0LFM' IHREe-CARD MONTE.
A Beautiful story which tho Ex
Vice President Tells.

Hon.s Schuyler Colfax tells rYe ~
good saogy in conversation. Il. sstra' ;ve
of the almost irresistible tendeuc- ~,
people 10 lie about him. W. shal 70.
peat it in print, ut the risk of@lspls asjnr
him.
4" When | wsat 70 California =, Flo
cars. he says. 1--we found ID long
stretches on the piains rather ted;nus
sometimes. One dry we went forward
insc the baggage car and found = sl,arnar
playin. game thatehey cal led three
card monte Il his stu5ispi-ron w;n,in.,
the.g hundreds and gtpsng ers tnti,rr
stock and becoming :rtssns IN similar
amounts. looked onas tn .o,,eer snec-
tacle Tor q few inmates VIII ~ We re,rrp-
cd 10 our car.
"a little whileptter l arrival in San
Franc SEQ, an oldTriend made lie an
pearance who'had stsrts from home a
fortnight later.
- Didyou really win that money! he
asked.
What mone!?' aid I.
- On the ears, sa' d he-'Monte, you
know
~ don't unders and a word Won are
saying, ! prote' ted what do YOU
meant
my ont the Central Pacific
YOU know didp t you play when You
came overf
No indec' / didn't never pls we'd .
game IN my lie, and never saw it play.
ed before
Ny iflen d INDUCED in an upro, lriou.
Euffaw, ano after recovering his breath
ne explain ed:
Coli3 x-There's another of en-,
came aio'Ig Thursday. and strollinl. into
the basg,age cor, found GLIDE fellow
PLAYING, three-ca.d monte lie made
quite speech in the intervals Of play
- Gev,temen." said he. the chanc : are
all IN your favor. Everybody play.
that comes along this here road. Collar
the Nicc-President of the United
States, gentlemen. cleaned me out tho
other day. Said he What's that
Monte says |, anil showed him. III
bet SloO that's the dacc Of spades! ~ say.
he. kivcrcd the bills. Shure enough
II was. He scooped me. "a hundred
that's the queen OF hearts he remarked
quite like. kivered. lie scooped me
A hundred that's the kNave Of clubs.
lie took the pile. gentlemen | syost
that silngulshed man would a gone on
all night. lie wanted to bet more. Rut
couldn't afford il and backed out. liz
was too rapid for me. Then he tool
that $500. gentlemen. and he guy il TO !
poor wilder with four children as wa,
goin' home with tho corpse OF her dead
husband. lie made her heart lean 70,
Joy. Now, gentlemen. YOU kin IA,
down your clamps and You can pick EN-
PIP aaa mine on top on en- aud YOU kir
make poor widders heart leap for joy
~ pot - III your pocket Jest al yor
please
Md ,het says Mr.. Colfax. in CONVEX
sa'Ion, u Just as true az the stories tina
are BENG told about my connection Will
1rcuis Mobilicr and contract
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AZ The proceeding. ~ the hoara ~
Educa.inn. viii be found in another col
una. and will be interesting 10 al pai-
rons Of the county schools. II will be-
seen ,he question Of Textbooks was not
fully determined. We hope it will BE-
carefully considered rs we are confident
the books IN use nj Shi b. improved up
on. We lhin& Whites graded school
series of ariihmclics is decidedly superb
or 10 Rays. And tia. some other sys-
TEN OF penmanship should be adopted
;han The one now i'm use in this county.
The advancement OF the children Will
pay ;hc parent well for the small addi-
tional outlay necessary ia procuring the
best books.
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september 1T. 1873.
". II sHER, Secretary

september 1T, 1873.
The Bo,.rd OF EDUCATION met All
.ownshipS represented. The proceed :
ings Of the session of The Board held "a
August 29th. wsYc -iad and lliiiicd by
the Board. c. Doanc was elected see
rotary OF the Board
Tie report Of tic committee on Text
books was read and received. and ou
motion. the Board procce,icl TO iakcup
the books recommended By the commit
tee, seria.im. and vote upon the adoption
Of the books recommended separately.
On motion. the follow ii,g books we're
adopted 81 Textbooks for Dubois
counsy. McGuGey's series of readers /;
McGuiley's spoilers.
On motion. tie subject OF adopting
any further Textbooks was postponed.
after an animated discussion.
On motion. the Beard of Education re-
solved that the County Teachers lnsti-
tutc be requested 10 recommend so the
4 Board. such Textbooks. other than those
adopted, as the Institute may deem best
for the intci csts of The schools ia Duboi,
county.
On motion. Messrs. VIM. Bre,z. sr.
and NJ. Friedman were appointed I
committee TO present the above resolu.
ton to the County Institute, at its mex
session.
The Board were requested by tn,
Superints ndent, 10 vote as TO where the,
would rather the County Institute woulC
be held. Jasper, Iluntingburg and Fer
dinand were put in nomination, an,
Jasper received a majority of the votes
! The Superintendent announced tina
the County Institute would be held il
accordance with the recommendation
during the first week in November.
, The committee on time of hoidin.
(: Township Institutes, reported as fol
lows:
Township Institutes 10 be held at til
lOAONlH- Aillicr. iioNN r Sept. -fli
. Oct. 18th; Nov. 29th. Dec. 9th; Jan
3lst; Feb. 2lst; March 2sth. Balm
bridge Oct. nth Nov. sth Dec. 18Th
, Jan. 10th; Feb. Eth; March alst. Fer
dinand Oct. llih: Nov. 18th; Dec. 9th
: Jan. 81; Feb. 9TH: March 9Th. Hall
{. Oct. 4ih Nov. Isl; Dec. 18Th; Jan. 10th
/. Feb. li,h; March l4th. Columbia DC
18th Nov. i5th: Dec. 20lh; Jan. 18th
Feb. 2ls,; March 2ls,. lIarbison e. De
I25th, Nov. 22l; Dec. 9th; Jan. cath
Feb. 2sih; March 2sth.
II Respectfully submitted.
&. DOANE, Chairman Com.
The report was received and adopte,
Prof. Funk. displayed Mitchel's ne,
ioutline maps 80 lie Eoard, and cN
planned H. superior merits.
On motion. The Board adjourned /
meet At Jasper, on Nov. 7th, 1873. a,
O'Clock. Y. ~, to attend TO such bushes
as may come before 10.
!, L. II. BRJNDICk, Chairman.
9. poAsT, Secretary.
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CT THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for
September. now on our table, muss be
pronounced by every reader capital
number. Its examination has given uS
much sa,isfaction. Il contains oyci
twenty set articles. besides shorter pa
pers among them being Hiram Powers
with portrait; Extraordinary Scientific
Discovery; Living into Lille; Dr. le-
ra;ins Bonar. with portrait; Laughter.
Illustrated: Sketches from Real Lie.
No. 1, illus,ntel; food Behavior
which every body should read; Prof. J.
n. hieilcr, with loIrait: Mary Lees
Dream. story Ion teachers; oyer-lnin-
ing: Curiosities OF Abstinence l.ocai
Option. or The Temperance Experiment
lat Ninelanl; Or. Wi.der's Wiz ANA
Wisdom; From Chebo! gan To Maxi
nav on Ice, etc. Subscription price. :
year. ;. Il. Wells. Publisher. 80
broadway. New Yosk.
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u = y notwithstanding we are opposed 10
the salary grab bill. ne arc willing at
all times 10 accept f" back pay" due on
subscription and advertising.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-15
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
TBE DISEASE SPREADING AND MORE
MALIGNANT THAN EyER.
Contributions Pouring in From Every
Direction.


Contributions Pouring in From Every
Direction.
MEMPHIS, OCr. The reports from vel
low fever are deplorable, which is spreading
with alarming rapidly. The undertakers
are crowded beyond their ability, and can
not give all decent burial. Nineteen
nurses arrived from New Orleans Saturday.
Twenty thousand dollars was subscribed
by the citizens for sanitary purposes. The
mortality on Sunday was greater than
since the fever appeared, All that are
able are leaving tie city. The malady is
true yellow fever, there were "a interments
yesterday. The Rev. Mr.. Bowman, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church has
died ofthe fever.
The County Court has appropriated S.
900 for the relief of the city. .
More Aid for Memphis,
ST. LOUIS Oct. Nearly $1,000 in adj
dition to the amount previously reported
has been subscribed for the Memphis suf-
ferers and an active committee, is still
working in their behalf. The Odd Fellows
and Masons have also sent handsome sums
to be dsbursed by their brethren in the
afflicted city. About $1,000 in money,
clothing and provisions have been sent to
Shreveport. -fgurH
HOUSTON, Oct. THE physicians report
the fever at Calvert, genuine yellow fever
SHREVEPORT, Oct. 7.--SiXteen cases Of
fever We're reported yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. The Board ofTrade
in forty hours raised 5000 for Memphis
and Shreveport. The NIasons raised ST.
500 last night. $4,000 or $1,000 will be
raised. .... .HI rozeSA
~ About Reduction of Labor. a.t .
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE Cincinnati
Commercial, and the Gazette, this morning
published the results of many interviews
with leading manufacturers in various
departments, from which it appears that
the number of hands discharged on account
of the money strngency has been much
over-estiinated. Most of the manufac-
turers and artisans express hope that they
will be able to get through the pressure
without further reduction of the force or
time.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. THE occupants of
DOnaldson's balloon escaped by leaping
from the basket. The empty balloon WIS
subsequently captured at Canaan Corner.
The Evangelical Conference.
New YORK, Oct. 7th.-Conference had
four sessions here to-day at different
places, and many papers We're read,
The weather is very cold here tonight.
Rev. j. j. Browner preached his annual
sermon before the Southern New York
Baptist Association to-day, and was
elected moderator for the ensuing year.
Ex-City Treasurer Sprague, of Brook
Ign, was arraigned to-day under four
indictments, and the trial set down for the
Goth instant. .. II
Lizzie King, alias Kate Stoddard, was
arraigned to-day before the court, but one
of her counsel stated that they were not vet
ready, no day was fixed for trial, and She
was remanded back to prison.
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FOR EIcN.


Details OF the Trial of Marshal Dazainc.
PARIS, Oct. Sir Samuel and Lady
Baker are here.
Ten days will be occupied in reading the
papers i'll the Bazaine case. Gambetta,
Rouper and General Ladlioult, witnesses,
were absent.
The court martial before which Marshal
BaZaine is now being tried sets in the au-
dience chamber of the Grand Trianon at
Versailles.
The scene at the opening of the court
was remarkable. Nearly all the witnesses
who had been summoned We're present and
the court room was filled with the most dis
tInguished men of France besides those
previously reported.
The calling of the names of NJ. NJ. Favre
and NJ. Regnierc as witnesses caused n
sensation. Bazaine appeared in the full
uniform of Marshal of France, with the
Urban and Grand Cross of the Legion of
Honor on his breast He took his seat in
an arm chair by the side of his counsel
and was courteously addressed by the
President of the Court as Monsieur lie
Marshal throughout the proceedings. The
defence was conducted by Mons. Lachard
and Ansor.
The Duke de Broglie at banquet given
in his honor declared emphatically that
~therevival of clerical domination in France
was impossible. ENHEVt EHg
Interesting Evidence in the Ba2aino Court
.HaH aisT : 7''T'Tgr
PARIS, Oct. Sin the Bazaine court
martial to-day, the reading of M. Reviera's
report was continued. NJ. Revera pro-
ceeded to show that the means of cominu-
nieation between Metz and Paris were am
pie. Bazaine's refusal to combine his
forces with the armies in the field was
criminal. The Marshal is accused of pur-
suing personal policy by which the enc
my profited. There is evidence that he
even refused to assist in the effort made TO
provision Metz. Bazaine's inactivity is at !
tributed partially to hesitation caused bv
the news from Sedan and Paris, and par. |
TALLY to his negotiations with the enemy. !
Whatever Government there was inFrance |
he should have fought for it instead of |
listening to the overtures of the enemy, |
receiving their agent, Reguer, and plot |
ting the restoration of the empire He |
only thought of maintaining the army in |
good condition to play political part, he /
designed Had Bazaine done his duty by |
taking his army into the interior Of !
France, leaving Metz to defend herself .
with the garrison, which could subsist /
on the resources of the surrounding coun-
try, Metz would have held one until an
armistice, and Lorraine would never have
been ceded. fu.e A.. sHTFe-B Iffl uE J
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MaryNilIc Items,

a team OF horses attached TO wagon
last Friday evening, became somewhat
frightened on Jail street, and Mr.. VIM.
Kidd, one of our oldest citizens, who was
IN the wagon, was thrown out and so bad
~ bruised that his recovery is considered
doubtful.
A very large assembly, gathered for the
purpose of enjoying the rich viands of the
day, and of hearing instructive addresses
and otherwise pleasantly passing the time
in the capacity of a Sabbath School festi-
val, was brought to an unceremonious
close last Saturday at Ellejoy by the rain.
Maryville, Oct. :, 1873. w.
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The Johnson PloW

Is THE Pillow THAT BEST MEETS ALL, THE
requirements OF the frmer: is mahe with s3press
reference 10 working the lands f East Tenne is
ntted up with 10th cast and wrought aid with steeD
point and shear Of light draugh and great strength
will clean in any clay land and will pillow among rosks
rosts and stumps without danger Of breaking. Mt
We have numerous certificates from those who are
using the johnson PloW that they prefer il at the
price to the 81 steel pillow. 1t does tho work equal to
any steel pillow; and is so easily kept in order Any
good blacksmith relay the wrought point and Ia
east can be renewed for 30 cents.
Send order;to W. S. JOHNSON h Co,
Broad street. Knoxville Tenn
Price Of Plow, with extra poiht, SO So.
Yiiil-W3m
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-15
WASHINGTON.
Movement of the Senate Committee Oh
.f.F ....r transportation

WAsHINGToN, Oct. TT is stated the
Senate Transportation Committee meets in
New York on the 10th inst After trans
acting business there the Committee will
start Tor klchmond TO hear the railroad and
canal men, proceeding thence to Atlanta,
next to New Orleans, and up the Mississip.
pi to st. Louis, where the Coumittee ex-
poets to arrive by the 10th of November
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JOHN = ff9AsHsEfdEs'nt} t. P PA1 Fs6lep.
EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT
.G B A N X ..-,
Knoxville, Tennessee
EsTABLIsHED $50.


WE are prepared to purchase, at
" Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
eminent, State, County, City, and
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank
of Tennessee Notes, New and Old
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. R.
R. Stock. ar. ... ." a..H f-.|
We transact a General Banking
Business, buy and sell Eastern and
Southern Exchange at current rates,
receive deposits and male collections
upon the most favorable terms.
Interest paid on Deposits in Saw ings
Bank Department.
Tickets by lnman, Anchor and NatiOna
Lines OF Ocean Steamers, and Exchange on
all the principal cities Of Europe for sale.
E. P. BAILEY, CASHIER.
Julyl5-i&Wtf.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-15

A company has been organized to work
a copper mine near Union Point, Middle
Georgia.