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II Is now reported that the Dominicans
are about to upset BAn, who is called q
tyrant. We take this information TO be OF
Inc smallest possible consequence to the
world. And what Of BAEz's tyranny !?
None but tyrant can govern San Domingo,
and the inhabitants may well be grateful that
their country still supplies tyrants to take
the place of tyrants who are elected from
their Dlaces
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The Emperor WILLIAM of Germany, re-
ported to be slightly paralyzed, is in his
seventy-sevcnth year. His career has been
an ercutful one. lie stands to-day at the
head of European Sovereigns by the grandeur
of bis achievements and the dignity and
force of his character.
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SELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR CHILL
DREN WITH CARE.

DREN WITH CARE.
AMERICAN BOYS BOOK OF SPORTS AND
GAMES, SO. SO:
ARABIAN NIGHTS, $3.50:
ROBINSON CRUSOE, $3.50;
GRIMal'S HOME STORIES, $1.25:
OLD TALES FOR THE YOUNG, 1925;
ANDERSON'S FAIRY TALES, $1.2o;
CHESS MINORITY new. 81 %: ,
CHILDS OWN BOOK OF FAIRY TALES, o0O
TURNING OF THE TIDE mew), sl.25;
MARC sNEk'S ISLAND. sl:5Q;
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. S1.oO;
GRI MM'S GERMAN POPUL II TALES, 80. SO !;
PILGRIMS PROGRESS. IL 90;
4 JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF THE
sA EGift IN AID HIS MARsHALs, $3.50;
EORIL LA-HUSTERS, by BALLETTYNE, S1.25
WILD MEN OF THE VEST, 81. 20
A HISTORY OF WONDERFUL INVENTIONS,
BIRDIE AND HIS FAIRY FRIENDS, 81;
CHRISTMAS FAIRIES, 81 20;
RHODA THORNTON f""-'
| LOTTlE ZANE .,,sI5o;
CHI -, ynewj, $3.50;
[ FOX'S BOOK OF MARTYRS sl.o3:
| MA1SE REID'S BOOKS FOR BOYS (each)
DUs cIAlLLU's BOOKS FOR BOYS (each)
Any Of the above sent by mail, pos,;paid on re-
ceipt OF the price by j. L. kLLYSON,
Bookseller and Stationer.
de 9-tDe25 No. l1l2 Main street
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TOR DECEMBER, CHRISTMAS, AND

NEW-YEAR.
T.R. PRICE & CO. are adding many new and
beautiful goods to their stock, just bought in the
northern markets.
Great Jobs I'm DRESS and other GOODS,
BLACK GROS-GRAIN and bonnet SILKS,
SAyY-BLUE, ELEPiiAST-BREATlI. and other
new shades POPLISS and CACTIEMEREs:
DRESS GOODS lgrcat reGnctIonsIr %, 30, ana
35c.;
MOUR MING GOODS, many new Stylcs-GR0 De
ZURICH, IMPERATRICE. HEKSATTAs, Mo-
HAIRS, CAMEL'S-HAIR, &C.;
GRAPE Wells, COLLARS. and lies
Ladi es' SHIRTS and DRAWERS all Nos:
NFLVErEESS, TwILLED SILKS, and NELoCRs,
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES, LINED GLOVES. &c;
DOMESTICS at very lowest rates, &c. ac ~
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The saints of the war, led by the incom-
parably deyoul General HOWARD, have so
fallen in respect Of their piety and their
honesty that people begin to find out their
hypocrisy aud their sordidness. If we can.
not trust the Abolition crusader General
HOWARD, whom may we trust:S
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IL Is reported that GRANT will have a
chance to establish another satrapy,--t this
time in Texas-as DAVIS refuses to yield the
Office Of Governor 10 the Democrat Coke
just elected by forty thousand majority.
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rPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!

FOR THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS.
CARDoZo, FouRQUREAN & CO.
have now on hand and will this week daily receive
many CHEAP yet handsome and useful
articles suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS,
such IS
LADIES, and GENTLEMEN'S INITIAL HAND
KERCHIEFS,
HEM STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs, III fancy
boxes:
MISSES and YOUTHS HEMsTITCHED'c olored
borders;
MISSES KID and ether GLOVES,
KID GLOVES In all sizes, styles, and qualities,
RUFFs, ERILLINGs, COLLARS and CUffs'i IN
r.. f fiIns, and and GENTLEMEN's sCARFs, TIES,
and CRAVATS, full stock; ,,r,r
REI,TS RELT-BUCkLES, SHAWL ana ELL
PINS, with many other novelties suited ZOE lne
geina aware Of the scarcity or money they VIII
sell the above with their entire stock OF
DRY GOODS,
at remarkably low prices. Ce 10
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A LPHABET AND BUILDING BJ0CVS

pOPuLAR POETS, handsomely bound
Il In cloth. beveled boards. and eli, edges. viii
illustrations by Sir JOHN GILBERT, BIrkgr Ensl
each, $3.50. f'"e'
LIST OF TIE SERIES:
Millions Poeiical Works, illustrated by Harvey.
Burns. illustrated by Sir John Gilbert. 4. K. 4
bOud. 49, -'' W.
Byron's Poems, illustrated by Sir J. Gilbert 4. p
A. Wolf, and others. '' 40
Pope's Poetical Works, illustrated By Sir John Gill
bert, 4. X. 4. "
SCOTS Poetical Works, with illustrations by e. H.
COrbOuld. '
CampbeIl's (Thomasl Poc:iral Works, with ilIrs-
trations by Sir John Gilbert, X. A..
Shakespeare's Complete Works, illustrated nv Sir
John Gilbert, A. Il. A.
Leigh Hunts Poems, illusratedby f.. II. CoyIopJ
Rogers's Poems, with many WOOD cuts.
Mrs. Hemau's POeticil Works. illustrated
ANY OF the above sent postpaid on receipt Of The
price By J. +. ELLYSON
de 10 l112 Main -:,fet
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The Petersburg Appeal may rest in the
assurance that the letter. carrier system will
commend itself to the good people of the
Cockade City.
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<rHRIsTMAs is COMING,

frHRIsTMAS is COMING,
AND MAY EVERY HEART REJOICE
when it is known we sell
PURE FRENCH BRANDY,
PURE APPLE BRANDY.
PURE CALIFORNIA BRANDY,
SEMMES's VIRGINIA NlllshE1, WARRANTED
JAhAiCA, ST. CRoIX, and NEW ENGLAND
T.BIE and COOKING-W1NE and SWEET
CIDER,
ATMORE'S MINCE-MEAT,
LEMONS. RAISINS, NUTS,
FIGS JAMAICA GINGER.
REEF TONGUES, PICkLED SHAD,
EDAM, PINEAPPLE, and FACTOR
md other Choice GROCERIES,.
ii" o'''e' ARCHER & BOOKER,
aooo1w 1876 Main street.
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D0DGERs's CELEBRATED CUTLERY

iyOpY-H.NDLE DINNER and DEssERT-KNIvEs i;
IvoRY-HANDLE CARvEKs, FORKS and sTEELs
PEN and PoCkET-kNIvES, RAzORS, SCISSORS,
Sc;
Best quality PLATED SPooSS and FORKS. DINNER
and DESSERT-kNIyES;
PLATED SETS In cases,-knife, Fork, and Spoon
for children;
RoDGERs's SCISSORS, in cases;
CHARM-RNIyES, &C, &C., for sale low by
K l.. WILLIAMS,
No 1888 Main street, between Fourteenth and Fiji
tenth streets. de 1885,
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ruHISTMAS GOODS.
..uo.n ., more wood. the vino Is cbiii'
But let It Whistle IS 1t "'h' ,,,r
Wen keep our: Christmas merry S''''
uIUODHOUsE i PAEHAh'

VITOODUOUSE j. PAhhhA
og.r MANY elegant and appropriate ihsnSs sn iSh
9hrstmas and New-Ycar'S gifts, sInohs "A''A
may be found ,r,.,> u.opxs OF ART,
ASnARD AUTHORS, IN fresh and a.
THE FAVORITE PoETS-Mtlt1@eo, n s. comper,
Tenayson Mrs IIemans, Mrs. ,i sT FINDINGS.
&eSarious sni Mno x s sna 'itTiYMN-BOoKs.
sraI, IN, MA "a, anest TO The most elegant;
s of pa xtT ssace
ios $500 ap Walnut leather. AMI o.her 5 Yves 80
Elegant r1ck aud r ,os aii:ssn;
0 81 = W. WORK -BOXtS aud l. GATHER bAe's'
Eoi ID PENS, Of the best OF II akrrs-
pk SCILtcaSES. some very 9eaa'ha''
pRrTrY CHROMoS-tramed: ,rps
poCkEr-KNlVE>, PAPsk-EolDhh''
WRISTBANDS, PES-WIpEk~. n,,ss
ALPHABnT and tulLniMa n'a eolIectiou.
lie ST. OF
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NHILDREN'S ANIMALS FOB 1873.

NHIL DREN'S ANIMALS FOR 1873.
CHATrER-BoX. New volume for 1878. $3.50.
LITTLE FOLKS for 1873. $3.50.
SUNDAY READING FOR THE YOUNG. l.50.
CHILDRES's FRIEND for 1873. Toe.
INFANTS MAGAZINE for 1878. 75c.
NURSERY for 1878. $3.50.
The above all bound In attractive board covers,
and will be sent by mail, postpaid, TO any address
on receipt OF the price BY Ut. FLLYSOS,
dc 15-tDe25 11l2 Main street.
A MEXICAN TOY BOOKS-ALL THAT
II are published.
PANURaMAs-a large assortmen, at 20, so. Use,
and $3.50;
BIBLES in every variety OF binding from soc. 10
PRA YER BooKs--a large notwithstanding
from Ace. TO SIS;
HYMN-BOUKS of all denominations In great
CATHOLIC PRAYER-BOOKS-a fine assor;-
mcnt-purcliased expressly for the Christmas
trade;
WORK aoNEs from G5c to SIS;
WRlTlSG-DESkS from u TO Sl5, ut
at. kLLYSOS'S,
! dc 10 No. ll12 Aaiu street.
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7tH1 MAIN STREET. 1921.
CHRIS AS GOODS.


CHRIS II A s GOODS
NEW LAYER-RAISISS,
FINE LONDON LAYER and
MCSCATEL RAISISS,
CHOICE SULTANA RAIsISs,
PRIME CITRoS.
CURRANTS Of best quality,
FINE FIGS and DATES,
ALMONDS, NUTS, and CoCoA.NUys.
PURE CANDIES, both French and plain;
CHOCOLATE and WALNUT CANDY,
CAKES of every description,
CANDY TOYS and FIREWORKS
In unsurpassed variety, and at low prices, t..
A. CAPPEL & CO.'S,
COnfectiOnerS.
1921 Main street. 1921
de /
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PERSONAL.


rAUTION.-TO THE PUBLIC: The
~ undersigned hereby gives notice that IsBoN
BENEDICT Is unauthorized to sell the tickets of
" The White Star Line" aud That any tickets sold
by him on or after dare will not be recognized by
The above steamship hnc. j. n. SPARKS,
Agent White Star Line,
- 10 Broadway, New York.
RICHMOND, December %, 1873. de 23-lw
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What can be more enju vable than fine GIG r
al ter a good Christmas dfn.rer? SCHEN has the
largest and best stock Of
FOREIGN AND TOM ES11C CIGARS
in the CITY. and MANILA CHShoOIs. lie
has also I'm store choice supply OF the most cele-
brated brands OF SMOKING and CHEW NG To-
BACCOS. c,
Meerschaum Goods OF all descriptions; Cigar
Cases and Tobacco ouches; indeed, every Ntcie
u ually found In tirst-cass establishment
Then smoke and think on HeidelburS and me,
Where cigars grow on every tree;
Where brooks run Deer, tobacco grows IN groves;
Wen meet and smoke, and drink 10 former loves!
de II -ow
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s:aiEEs35I..S GDDHS.

T 3. BRAGG, 2O1, CORNER sEC-N
NJ, hand large and superior stock Of III
n nIp IS TMAs CHAIRS for children: CHAMBER,
H "a rY ~ and DIM NG-RO oMFUhNFTQhEos
ever oes Thirt cane.seated ut the lowest price.
Gn5a delivered freein the city.Call aud see me
SnSore nnrcha sing elsewhere So go
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IL III hoA>,
II CURRANTS. NUTS (assortedJ,
ATNORE'S MINCE-3lEAI,
NELSON and CONES GELAIlNE,
COOKING WINE and ClDEh. 100
de IA GEORGE a. HUN0LEf CO.
OHRISTMAs PRESENTS, &c.
T. Il. PRICE & co. have opened new supplies o.
CLoAKS and wRAPPINGS;
Elegant stock STRIPED and FANCY shf~ WIS;
HANDnERCHlEFS,
In boxes, for ladies and gentlem IN;
GLOVES in great variety,
LACE and MUSLIN SET
LINEN COLLARS and ..UrFS.
HESSTITCHED and LINEN CAMBRIA HAM,
KERCHIEFS,
S0CF
So .PENDERS.
dc 10 ':RASATS, &c. &c.
I ARGE A., o FRESH STOCh. BoC"hl
IL at panic, prices, and Will be sold cheap.
Large, ;, assortment or
DOLLS and FANCY BOXES
N hc found In tue city Cali early select VIVA. 70"
want IL VIII " pN' PIZZISrS.
S07 Broad street
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<.sEETSE-sissi si>s;DS.
GRAND CHRISTMAS DISPLAY
AT

.ssr..z
'-s PIZzrNrs CONFECTIONERY,
3 so7 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
the nubiic generally that not withstanding the
PANIC, RUMORS OF WAR, &C.,
santa Clans viii make hia annual rounds, and his
HEADQUARTERS, 8O7 BROAD STREET,
and ia, az usual, prepared with a large and varied
- " stock of
CANDIES. BON-BONS, CANDY,TO1s
CRIsYSThEizED FRUlTs,
-..-- FRUITS. GLACEs. &C.. ---.ee-aa--az....
spread on my counters for helF a Wa
I'd smn5led with the best goods tie marker
a aa At as fEoW Prices pure unadaterated
No common or impure goods will be offered, but
THE BEST, PURE SUGAR CANDIES
will be sold ut such rates rs were considered ulr.
chrnn before the high prices since the war were
nc TO HoUsEKEErERs offer beautiful
NEW RAISLNS.
GSqI, RRsNTs'
NUTS, and FIGS.
To YOUNG MEN offer an elegant and varied as
So FANUY SILK, SATIN, AND STRAW BON
Of my own Importation. which VIII make most
Iepant and acceptable present 10 their lady friends,
and such present Us cannot be had at any other
establi shment In this city.
TO YOUNG MISSES l offer large and beautiful
IMPORTED WAX DOLLS,
TALKING DOLLS, and
DOLLS IN CARRIAGES,
which, although they have been exposed for sale
only few days, AXE RAPIDLY DISAPPEAR
ING, for their beauty is almost Irresistible
To TIE BOYS offer
FIREWORKS,
FIRE-CRACKERS,
TORPEDOES, and
UANNON-CKACKERS
nj PANIC PRICES. guarantee all Of them to be
Of A No. quality.
Then come one, conceal! Look If you will not
buy You are welcome, and should you desire 10
purchase We will see that you are pleased win your
bargains, ANDREW PIZZTSI. JR.,
de 22-3t Confectioncr. 807 Broad street
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
What is more appropriate for really valuable
Christmas present than one OF those wORLD-RE-
SOwSED
GROVER &BAKER SEWIEG-MACHINES?
The donator Of one Of these machines to a friend,
relative, or intended fe-companon could not pos
Silly make ,,,,,r
or one that would he moro highly priced and OF
lasting benefit to the rcRipicht.
All St les and prices according to finish. to ne Ilau
at No. S21 Main street on accommodating tepnis
of payment. ae 1Z-oE
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
III
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR'S GIFTS.

WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
now offer for sale one Of the finest and largest as
sentiments of goods in their line ever offered In hcil.
mond. among which may be found English ana
American editions Of all the standard authors. IN
prose and verse beautifully aud profusely Illus
tratcd and In the finest styles Of binding, In single
FRENCH ard GERMAN WRITING-DE> KS and
WORK-BOXES Of beautiful finish and design
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS In endless variety;
GILL DREN'S WRlTISG-DESkS ard CASES:
CENT? EMEN'S DRESSING-CASES. new Styles;
COLD Pms. HOLDERS. and PENC1LS:
DESK-INKSTASDS Of new and beautiful oe-
pH0iT5}GRArH PAPER-WEEHTs and other
Is1PoKTED jHROMos. rich and beautiful:
PRAY tK-HGOkS and BIBLES, English editions,
in fine bindings;
FAMILY BIBLES fall kinds:
PORTFOLIOS, CRIBBAG E-BOAEDS;
BACkG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, pARCHEESl, ard
GKANDALL,s DE TtlIiS G {
RUSSIA LEATHER POCk kT-BOOkS anu
CARD-CASES in endless variety;
LADIES RUSSIA LEATHER BELT-SATCli-
misunderstanding new and very pretty ;
PARLOR kALEIDUSt OPES:
GAMES FOR CHILDREN Of many different
JUTENil T and TOY BOOKS, very large assort-
menl. In attractive binding, beautifully Illus
tratcd, and at all prices. 49,
n. B-LetterS addressed 10 us VIII receive our
personal and prompt attention in filling orders.
WEST, JOHNSTON i ! o.,
dc 2O-4t adjoining DOst-ofiice
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OHRISTMAS DEPOT
FOR CHILDREN'S BOOKS. Z
FINE ILLUSTRATED GIFT-BOOKS.
STANDARD BOOKS,
GAMES, .f"
WORK-BOXES,
WRITING-DESKS,
AND
ALBUMS.
1T. ELLYSON.
l112 MAIN STREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE,
would call public attention to the following adfer-
iisement Of
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
md would respectfully invite everybody to call at
his store. 1112 Main street. and examine his splen-
did stock of -
BOOKS and FANCY GOODS,
purchased expressly for the holiday trade.
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C,s;,ssTNtG GGGDs,

DOORS ARE PARTICULARLY AP-
ID ppOpRIATE for presentation. Inc assert
mfnt at 1918 Main stTeetis i15ge aa frustrated
p,M NV JHiBLES. SMALL BIBLES, HYMN
RIOKS aud PRhYRR-BOUks, In leather'
wood, velvet, and ivory. r.o,n
For the Juvenile, books without number dr t,,n
The bright 4, D. u tales Of land ana sea anu INC
Albums, Work-Boxes. Desks, Gold Pens, inh-
stands Pocket Books. Games, Fancy raper, III SII
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NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs'
40 barrels prime NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES
landing and for sale by
de Do ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & co.
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CUPERB- BOOKS FOR .PKESEN 4 :
= and the spShnis ncs te eney "
Mn ese I1 and biographical sketch of the
pnera beautiful volume folio ssSo' rff'I nie.
,urrs in words bv Ton, Taylora superb quarto
s15 se snaemens of Wss
-, I.rt " i,ndsecr &c.-folio-price, $40. 90
Court Hcates of Charles It-engrayed from the he
ORIGINALS I'm the Royal Gallery mt Windsor, Wiicn
w,rc painted by Sir Peter i.cly-wlth memoirs pS
Mrs jameson, lolio-price, ST.. ,,,uu
de 24 WODDllOU5E ~ ahiIhtL,
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AND NEW-YEAR'S
u GIFTS.

We invite our friends and the public generally tc
call ut No 81 ) Main street and select their
CIiRISTMAS AND SEW-YEAR'S PRESENTS
from our large, fresh, and varied assortment OF
goods Just received from northern importers, con-
ELEGANT EDITIONS OF TIE POETS, NovELIsTs
&C; - o,.
LADIES' WoRK-BoXES, DRESSISG-CAsES;
RUSSIA LEATHER and PEARL CARD-CASES;
GOLD PENS, PENCILS, JEwELRf-CASkErS;
HYMS-ROOKS OF ALL DENOMINATIONS;
PRAYER BOOKS, FAMILY BIBLES;
Observation-Disclosures, PAPER WEIGHTS;
CIl1rRES's ToY-BooKs In endless variety:
GAMES OF ALMOST EVERY DESCRIPTION, such n:
Altitude. Snap. Old Maid, DR.. Busby, &c.
Parchccsi. Stella, Cribhage, &C., &c.
Before you purchase elsewhere call Ut
STARkE & RYLASD'S BOOKSTORE,
do 90 Al No 9l5 Main street,
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VREAT EXCITEMENT WITH The
II LITTLE GIRLS AND BOYS.

"Ieay George, where are you go nnf Seventeenth
sreet between broad and Grace where hey ta are
giving toys away" What, George, rye, g CIV chesn
c,,i !, giving them away Who keeps tne sto d.
=. .-to-,5 ia hn puhic - NC
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01

to prevent disaster. Efforts are being
made to detect the would be murderer.s
find Morristown to be very hospitable
place and judging from my experience it
is not good place for hotels. The people
invite you TO their homes and seem to
take 1t as q great favor If you will break
bread with them.
The new court hourse in course of cree
ton is gradually rising and will be q
handsome structure whencompleted. Mr..
Geo. w. Folsom, one of the solid men of
this section, is its contractor.
The Turley House now conducted
byi Capt. Tom. G. Cain, has been under
going repairs and is now regarded as q
first class hotel. John Smith, of whom
you have probably heard, assists in the
management Of the house. If the hotel
should secure the exclusive patronage of
the Smiths, 1t would have to keep on en-
larging.
Prof. Summers is conducting with sue
cess, q female school at this place. He is
regarded as competent teacher.
A series of meetings are in progress at
the Methodist church which give promise
Of good.
Rev. DIR. Mays Of your city is advertised
to preach at the Baptist church tomorrow,
Thursday night.
The train whistles and stop.
Yours, WANDERER.
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A Newsy Letter from MOrristown.
MoRRIsTowN, Sept. "a, lS

MORRISIOWN, sept. "a, 1919.
EDITORS CHRONICLE: The faithful his
torian informs US that Morristown, the
county seat of Hamblen, was incorporated
in 1856 and lre-incorporated in 1866. We
also learn that the town contained in 1871
100 inhabitants, and that it is distant
from Knoxville forty-two miles. L sup
pose the place to be much more inhabited
now than in 1871. You are aware that two
papers are published here, the HoLStoR
Methodist and the Gazette, The Methodist
has a large circulation and is well conduct
ed. The Gazette has recently been pur-
chased by John Z. Helms, whom every
body knows. Under his management the
paper promises well and is giving satisfac-
ton to the subscribers. In this mornings
issue, Helms is advocating Morristown as
the place for locating the hospital for the
insane,n which the Legislature authorized
to be built in the Eastern Division of the
State. He says to his people Don't let
us stand back with our hands in our peck
cts and whine that it will go to Knoxville,
without making an earnest effort to have
it located at this point"
An attempt was made on Monday night
last TO throw the passenger train from the
track as it neared this place. Engineer
Pickens discovered the obstruction in time
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CorrCspondeHt-You are aware, sir, that
considerable stress is laid upon the fact
that Washington and several of the earlier
Presidents were not candidates for third
term, and the trainers of the constitution
were averse to re- election the second time?
DoyOu consider that such was their inten-
ton?
Senator BroUnloi0-Certainly not. Had
not the founders of our government con-
templated the possibility of such an event
they would have incorporated clause ex-
pressly forbidding it. Hence a third
term does not conflict with the letter or
pirit of the constitution. I regard this
o ntburst of pretended patriotism as the
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01

A Washington dispatch says the most
prominent depositor in the First National
Bank of that city, next to President Grant,
was Andrew Johnson. In the First Ma
tional lie has always kept his account since
he was made President, and it will be re-
membered that while Gen. Butler was ma
king an investigation as to the causes
which prevented the impeachment of Mr..
Johnson, the latter's bank account was
pried into, and it was found that his world
ly wealth did not exceed $4,000. At the
time of Che failure of the bank, Mr.. John
son had 1000 to his credit, on which he
was receiving 6 per cent. interest, which
was his only revenue. Should the bank
be unable to discharge its obligations, n
contingency by no means improbable, ex-
President johnson will be almost penni-
less.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01

Senator Sumner, contrary to the advice
of his friends, has arranged for six weeks
leCturing tour previous TO the meeting of
Congress. Many are apprehensive that
his health will break down under such ex-
prtiOUg
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01

Total $4,000 Gifts, all Cash. amounting
W ,oUuUO.
The distribution will be positive, whether all the
tickets are sold not and the 1900 gifts all paid in
proportion 10 the tickets sodall unsOld tickets being
destroyed as at the First and Second Concerts and no
represented III the drawing.
Price of Tickets.
Whole tickets $50; Halves e25: Tenths or each Cou-
pom. So Eleven hol0 Tickets for 10, 22lz Tickets,
for slOOe; ll9 Whole Tickets for 5000; IN Whole
Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less than 500
Tickets now ready for SALE and ell orders accompA-
MED by the money promptly flied. Liberal terms Civ
to those who buy TO sell again.
TH0S. Il. BRAMLRTTE.
Agent Publ. Libr KY. and Manager GIFT Concert
Public Library Building. Louisville, Ky.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01

Congressman Farnsworth, of Illinois,
who divided his back pay among the coun-
ties of his district, has been rebukcd by one
of them, which sent its share, $605.2j, back
to the Treasury.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01
For Sale Ou Tine.

A new frst-sIASs WNcSx 4 aikbs " asS~~ AAInE
Sewing MaeAiae. for sale shsaa. M..shA A.
ments, if desired. AddreSs "X," CaoaIGa ed =.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-01
Price of Tickets.
NOTICE.
To Holders of Anderson Co. Bonds

1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF
Court this day fled in pursuant TO an Srder N Sde az
inc January term ISIS recurring ths Clerk q this
county bonds to Ale tue number ana GnoupIs OF de
sane5thst there are Sl6O0o00 more bonds AAn we're
ssusds and that said amount or more has been sOua
tefeed aud because it does not appear 70 the Court
which 81 said bonds are genuine and which qua
isrlel II u ordered ey the Cou. that the Clerk u this
Court make publication, requiring the bondhoN40 to
ale the same with the Clerk Of this Court s before
the hrst Monday Of October 1873. when Did bSts will
be compared, and no interest osapoN will - Raia
antil after said bends compared
And in tbs suit Is brought on Gay OF the eos
pOns, the Chairman OF this Court is ABtructsd = en-
ploy counsel and enjOin the collection of ali eoupsi
H1t ~ this order + COMPLIED Ea All ssSA eat aed
A copy Of this order will he published in thef.ox-
Vile ChTonjeis. This JAY Th, His, K. C. SEH