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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22

STUNNING DISPATCHES CALLED FoR. The
ST. Louis Democrat tells how Stunning dis
patches to Cuban meetings are got up, viz.
New YORK, November Is, 1873
G0r. Hendricks ::-PIeasc send the Executive
Committee stunning dispatch be read Mon
day night at the mass meeting on the Cuban
atrocities j. II. Van ALLEN,
NJ. i. MCMAHON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMB r,
SUN EosE...... ...... G.4S MOON SETs.... { :,
sun SETS. T.
ARRIVED
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, 70 =,
Reed. She reports passing eight light scho,,,.>
bound up; also the loaded lum cr scbonr.s
heretofore reported ashore at Dudes ShGsI...
having COTTON off; also light schooner. bgn,I
to Baltimore, reported ashore at Lower Cr1i.r
Point, az still hard and fast aground.
Steamer GecrSeannna, Baltimore, to Hoo. {,
Schr John r Holiday, New York, to A,ae,;.
can Coal Go.
schr Maggie 6 Lucia Washington, to Amer.
lean Coal Co.
Schr Eliza Mathews, Philsdclphis, to VIM
SmoDt.
Schr Helen Hasbrook, New York, for George.
town
Schr Belle Halliday New York, for George.
town.
SAILED.
Steamship John Gibson, New York, by Hooe
j. job aston.
Steamer George Il Stout, Philadelphia, by Z
A Reed
Steamer Express, Baltimore, By Jos Brolr:s
s Go.
Schr John Ward, Jc:sey City, coal by Am.
erican Coal Co.
Schr Charlotte Jameson, Fort de France.
Martin que, cCai by American Cosl Co.
Schr Florence | Lockwood, Bristol, coal BIZ
Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Scbr Elwood Burton sailed from New London
for this port 18th.
Schr Thos n Stone, hence, at Boston 10th
Schr Charmer hence, at StCnington 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22

FRUIT CULTIVATION Our observation ID
different sectous confirms US IN the opinion that
the eastern spurs If the Blue Ridge furnish the
finest soil aud climate for variety OF fruits; and
we urge our land owners to look at this matter
carefully. Nothing pays better than an orchard
for the investment or labor. The only trouble
is that our orchards are not enough. Fruit, like
sheep, must be owned in sufficient quantities to
Justify the most OF ones attention. W hen one
man has apples enough to cause dealer FROM
Baltimore or New York to come on and buy
the fruit upon the trees, pack and ship them.
then he will have an income Of importance, and
will reap an immense profit from small capl-
tai. Let farmers liant from one hundred to
FIVE hundred trees per year unit! they have
several thousands, and they need not have any
othre occupation -Iimherst Enterprise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22
COM NJ EIiS(,IAI.

ALEXANDRA MARKET, Nov 22.-K..,.,,- :
Wheat continue light, and the market sor ct";,,
samples is active and firm, and price. may he
quoted 2a3c better; offerings of 100 in.ba,.
white and red. with sales of the former -. In
for fair, and lG0 and lG5 for prime to ciejca ~
of the latter ut 10 and 10 for inferior, a. -,
l55, 5S, 100, lGl and 1872 fer good TO ,,r;,,,,
prime, and Ia and lG5 for choice. Corn i ~.
ly active, and prices are tending upward; ssIa,
Of new mixed at e., and old At 20, Il and = ,,t
yellow at Us and 70; offerings of 922 bu:b,l.
Oats are in light receipt; sales Of al in,nr,,-
sample ut II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22

Mr.. James p Cowardin, of Richmond, fail
ing to get aboard the flagship Worcester in
Hampton Roads, has gone to Key West, where
he expects to join her, and proceed to Cuba
as newspaper correspondent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22
Goods Almost Given Awav!!
Immense stock of
CLOTHING,

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS
AND TRUNKS,
composed of the very finest in the market, will b"
CLOSED OUT WITHOUT RESERVE
during this season, in order to wind up bushes.
As our goods will be sacrificed, customers ".
do well to call early ut SAkEPTA CLOTHING
HALL, 50 King street.
nov Il | SCHWARTZ & co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22
Nj ARl2IED.

In Baltimore, on the 10Th instant, at the resi-
dcnco OF tie brides father BY Rev. +. j. Gray,
daughter of VIM. Cotton, esq, of Baltimore.
On the 18th instant, at Gicsboro D. c.. by
Rev. n r Young Mr. p. II. HILL, Of Prince
Georges CO., Md, to Miss NORA NJ. YOUNG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22

Gen. n P. Chapman, Delegate to Congress
from the District of Columbia, is rapidly im-
proving, and will be able to be OUT in a few
DAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22

The catalogue of students attending the
schools at Washington and Lee University
shows large number FROM the Southern
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22

SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAlLRoAp.-This
Company is not only alive but kicking. The
sever per cent. Gold Bearing Bonds OF the
Company maturing on the first of Decem Der,
will be paid on presentation at the office OF the
Company, No. 2ll Four-and a-Hait street,
Washington. This certainly looks like BUSINESS.
We can only say---speed the good work. --Pf'nce
Georgian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22
LIST OF LETTERS

November -, 1878.
Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postofice
Persons calling for letters will say they are nd
vcrtised and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days. they will be
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington.
Bayliss, Miss Sarah Morgan Miss Molie
Baltim, ) Morris, Mrs Mary
Brown, Miss r Mason, Dennis
Burrill, Miss Fanny Nickins, Miss Lavinia
Bushnell, B G. Perkins, Alfred
Chichester, William Payne, Mrs Henrietta
Cornwall, Mrs Ginnie Robinson. A w
Crane Miss Anna NJ 6 Rector Miss josephine
Davis. Mrs Jennie Rookie, Miss Laura
Dade, Mrs Polite, col Nippon, 1hos w
GrAsty, Mason Smith, Mrs Dol'o Ann
Gilbert, Horace, col Sims, Mrs Silva
Gray, Alfred Trlplctt, Chss
Hall, Rebecca Williams, John 4
Lampkin, Mrs &C Williams, John NJ
Lyle, Miss Jennie Walker, John
Ly,es; Mrs Maris col williams, Miss Mary
Merchant John \ Williams, Mrs Tcna
McGinns, Rob. Worthington, mos
Murry, Rush Williams, Mrs Sarah
nov 22-lt n. p. TRIST, p. VI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22
Special Notice.

CENTS EXTRA FINE BOOTS u 5i'"
We have Just received II fresh supply % ''
extra fine, hand.sewcd Boots and SN's,'
Slippers of every description, which We L,'- :,
tatingly recommend t. BE- the very PC y"
in the civ. ". i. WADDEl' g
n,J 4 King stree"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22
STOCKHOLDERS
vile Gazette says :

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. The G0rdJns-
vile Gazette says:
1T will be sore disappointment to many Of
our people that the place OF meeting of what
used to be the Orange and Alexandria II. Il. has
been changed from Alexandria TO Lynchburg.
1t has been u sort of passover the-rond feast TO
all OF our God folk for many year. Savings were
boarded from one to another that thejoy .; tree
ride might be experienced, and all the wonders
of Alexandria and Washington might be seen
once year We think we know some people
in Orange who would have died if they had
missed 4 stockholders meeting in Alexandria.
To be bona 6de stakeholder ut such time,
with some of the ladies, WAS to be II prince of the
blood royal, but to be one and not go was to be
adiudged unatic on the spot. We attended
one, and stool up all the way to Alc1sHdris,
and came to the conclusion that we would r. ther
20 when we could get q seat, but we were the
only one of all that crowd that didn't go next
time We have known boys to be taken from
school to go We have known people to weep
bitterly because they couldn't 90. Oid and
Young, wise and foolish, the lame, halt ana
blind, all used to 90. We are sorry on their
account that the place of meeting has been
changed They enjoyed it So 1t was IN the
nature of a pilgrimage to them when they were
glsd to 90 on, and which didn't do any
BODY any harm. They wont go to Lynchburg
as thcv did to Alexandrs, because there is no
Washington beyond. But loud will be the muir
murings sgans: Mr.. Barbour and the Board OF
Directors. Thoy will be the best abused set OF
men ever known in this county. The ladies will
abuse them, and the mon will be glad of it
though they will pretend they don't csre., But
the g7orv is departed from Orange, and all our
Stockholders are disconsolate. They will sell
out cheap"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22

es- V. P. CoRBETT, County Treasurer, will
be at the Custom House on Thursday next for
the last time previous to the sale of delinquent
property for taxes to receive the amounts due on
such property, and thereby save to the owners
additional costs nov 2l-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22
CANAL COM NJ z RICE.


ARRIVALS.
Boats Emma and knights of Pythias, 10 Sin
clair & Agnew; Jesse Moore, to New Crat-s
Coal Co.. J II Parrot, J r Anderson, 4 MAJ
L l. Belts and Sherman, to Amer Coal Co.
DEPARTURES.
Boats NJ Snow, " B Lloyd. 3 Wiam.o..
C Z Charles. J K Anderson aod } II Psrrot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22

NOTICE-Agcnt Tor Chamrlon III. -
cIudcr Shoe. and the celebrated Bazanc Ff''"
Calf Short. Legged Boots. oct IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22

RAILROAD SALARIES REDUCED. -Iu regard
to the recent meeting Of the directors of the
A. NJ. & Q. R. R. held in Lynchburg which
reduced the salaries of all the Executive off,
GERS of the Company and the per diem of the
directors twenty per cent, and the salaries of
the minor officers and the per diem Of the 9TH
er employees ten per cent, the Bristol News
says:
The reduction of Gen. Mahone's salary
amounts to $4,000. In addition to the
reduction, Gen. Malone and all of the other
executive officers agreed to receive the bonds
of the Company. payable in three years, tor
one half of the reduced salaries. The action
seems to meet the hearty appreciation of all
the employees, as the very yisest and best pos
sible arrangement that could be made in view
of the heavy loss of business, consequent upon
the great money panic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-22

FOR SALE-The desirable D Nv ELLING
n$a No. 81 south St Asaph street, formerly the
residence Of the late Com. VIM. Jameson, de-
Asaph street and d depth of 1891 feet, binding
on n II feet alley, with free use of same. The
Improvements consist of u comfortable two story
BRICK u DWELLING, containing eight rooms;
also good frame stable on rear Of the lot.
Terms One-fourth cash, and the residue in
equal payments at one, two and three years
being interest from date of purchase. Apply to
MAHLON II. JANNE1, EXT,
nov 22-eO4t No. ll5 King street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23
CORRUPTION IN GRKANsAs

Ihe secret service division of the Treasury
department has discovered startling state Of
affair in the judicial district of Western Arkan-
sas The Uuited states Marshals. Deputy
Marshals and District Attorneys are proven 10
have committed forgery and perjury, and to
have been screening offenders OF ali grades.
Tie report OF the Attorney General TO the SEN
ate laI' winter OF the expenditures of the De-
paltment OF Justice in Arkansas showed that
York, Pennsylvania und Ohio. The A,tornsv.
General Is very much concerned about the con-
dltion OF things in Arkansas, and has not vet
decided how he shall proceed against the guilty.
otncere: 1t will be necessary to send new OIL
GERS who have no connection with the Ring.
to conduct the prosecutions as well as to sum,
mon and draw the jurors EAGLF2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23
A MeIoOrOIogicnl wonder

Inc storm OF the last two days has been a
meteorological wonder On saturday even
ing u made its irTuptive advance upon tine
SOutn Atlantic coast, having emerged from
the west Indies. The cyclOnlc area was pro-
crossing mort theastwardly along the Southern
seasoaLd all day Sunday, and on Monday had
Ieacned the vicinity Of Cape Nav. By the
law OF storm it should thence have struck OF
Ia northeastern direction, and ninety in
hundred times such path Is peTsued but
Instead OF q northeaStWard direction. the
meteor on Monday evening made n STRAIGHT
nOTthSastWard shot towards the lower lakes.
ana In this eccentric track its power was dis,
aseLlOusly Ielt over wide extent of lake and
seacOast country. The barometer fell verv
low In the Middle States-almOst as low as IN
the cuba hurricane Of the 9th inst when II
passed over Key West and raVished peninsula
FLORIDA. The effect Of this depression ON land
was felt along the Atlantic from the DeIavvara
capes to the mouth Of the ST. IaWrence. ami
az quebec o hurricane wind of seVentv-tWO
L,.s niles N nOur on Monday night was reported,
Win What calamity to shipping it does not
yet appear. "OS
AS the winter approaches the continent "a
dal!y becoming more and more chilled and the
atmospheric columns resting,uDOn IL BEING thIs
contracted, there is tendency of the oceanjc
atmosphere to force itself upon the IonJ =
circumstance which may possibly exDlaIn tbe
t. SttlloAilkIy aDnoIlnal detection of the recent
eastward. - N NPeS1eu W 80
Tho prediction of the frost and cold wsotb.
en- tnat THIS gale would bring to Memphis
was Iuly verified, and wa MAJ, Ln1a
tnat the great relief afforded to tine nIa0i,e
sClcken cities OF the South will OutweiSh snv
il marine losses sustained along the lake pOTtS
Mhlcn ''.nlc nave Deen amply and officially fore.
VA @SI"eu Vi 'ne uAnGer impending.-M Y. Her
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23
Bowers Hoof Linimen1.

Aiter 80 years PrA,ticll .expOrience with horses,
Staging, tanning. Gc.s have learn cd that NOR
norsss have been CRIPPLED By inAteontion to the
teet thAn all other diseases combined After MANY
experiments have found the true remedy 10 prs
VENT the disease Of the hOoE or restore IL ater
hsencs, 70 what nature intended IL should be-fas
great support 81 the noble GR6sGJ If the hoof 10 in
hamed and diseased. the ami nal Is comparatively
worthless. This l. nim0nt will surely preOent this
worst OF all diseases. (COatrlction Corns Quarter
Cracks, Contraction Of the Back SineW Renerally
called Knee Sprung, &c., and restore those that
nave been cr1ppled by the want OF such 9 remedy.
39-Try 1t. and II will never fail if properly ao-
piled, viz:
Battle the horses foot once a week. or oftsner IL
necessary at the heel and frog and around the hOOf
close TO the haiF. N. q. BOYER,
NOrFistOWn, pa,
Ma. n. G. BOTER-Dear Sir: This Is 10 certify
that have used your Liniment in my stable for
three months past. on more than one hundred hor-
sess and hnd it the best preparation have ever
used on horses. 1t is far better than you recon-
mend il. Send me hVe cases at once, by express
Z. .. ID. HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 132 West 3lst street. New YOrE City.
E. BRINGHURSH h CO.. pFuggists coFneFi;
and Market streets WilmingtOn. having been an
pointed agents for this Valu able and popular HOo
are fully prepared TO supply It WhOesals
and retail at the Manufacturers price,.
l dtaW&W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23

GOOD TIELD OF WREAT.-J. BarkIsy Smith. Of
Lower Oxford township, has threshed out ms
wheat aud the Measurement shows he had a qood
eIoP. Vne Held Of nine acres yielded thirty bush
s 5 Su1 tMehty-elght pounds per acre, and another
held OF six acres yielded tWenty-thrse bushes ana
sixteen pounds per acre. The wheat was of the
common S0I red Mediterranean variety. 1t weighed
va pounds per bushsl. The iist mentioned
I'D stabemanure an application of Pu0h AZ Wiison.
gTounu bone while the last received bone alone
Mr: smith had also about an acre Of white wheat
whloh yielded about thirty-three bushels per acre.
Oxford Fair. '"S
we have since been informed that the amount
Oh Done applied on the MANFRED field was about
4OV pounds per acre, aud where the bone alone
was used 6OO pounds per acre was applied. The
,S'eoI ne'o n@d Deen IN corn twice aud oats lost
preceding ITS seeding to wheat and On each Corn
crop bone h d been applied. All these crops were
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23
w llAIslgGOn and western n n.
TIUE TABLE.

FsNI4ta -tNU " IN I In AhhANuhN ENIc.
Commencing Oct. lst
- 2trains will ruA IS follows
Leave Nilmingtaa 10 % = IN. and $50 Rn.
Leave Lanienberg u. . m and 20 p m
Arrive At WnminRtSn IS q NJ. and 81 nm
Arrive AZ LAndenbArg IL 50 a n and so nm
CoNNECrIoNS-TrAtAs leaving WiImiuFiop At
10 oa N Slth train leaving PHILADELPHIA AZ 80 4 N
Trains leaving Wilmington at S IS n. connects
With train leaving PhLAdelR hiA at 4 % . m
Train arriving at WilminEton al s. a. with
traia for PhiladelphiA at 10 An.
Train arriving At Wilmington At s. With train
Ser Philadelphia at % u m
Sunday Trains viii Be Withdrawn after oets.
DAVID coNNRLL. supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23

? TN1 Tue PUBLIC.
: L The WamlnEtou ana Readiag Railroad Con-
2 aaS have completed aTTangemen q eAFTy MOney
p Sksges and Express Matter 70 an from ali pointS
on tAslins Of their road and West Chester. I =
sAh0. TO all points on the PhilaaeIphiA and Read
ina Aad CataWiSsa Railroads. including Reading,
ingt eve, MahOnoy City. Mt caFaei. NorristoWn.
reti aville, &c.
For further informAti0n arply at the Depot cor
ner Of Front and Madison streets. Wilmington.
kxpreSs natter sent 10 RrSnklia fslsRFa0A qUse,
sni Madison. or onisrs isf With NcAiaIiSS a Sal
deiivsr1nE agents. viii receive prompt aftsatiga.
sUs-S GaIsuDHW.&EGEcO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23
Ths Dame Law

II Is not many years since poople weto c;va,, ~
S1niounolng game laws with feudal Oppression.
hoiolng tnat any enactment Of the kind yvns AN,
worthy ot free republic, where every man Ia %.
csSdi, q waste and destroy, even to his own ex-
providence has furnished him. Progress haa
s Drought out another view OF the case, however.
ana ana associations for the enforcement OF the law
. .oa preserving game hare been formed in many
parts OF the country. -
4Several associations Of his kind have ori0inaied
IN staten Island, the frst fruits of which we're that
many persons were arrested and fined for SHOOTING
on sunday last IL does not necessarily follow thrf
DAEOnlal l castles with SerTated battlsments Will
serfdom and pamPerOd moniaIs will 1prino mn
mere IKE mushrooms, but it is very probable that
qualls ana PartEtdgos will be much more pIeptifui
tnere' after while, than they are now.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware DiYisfon. Time Tabra =
IND

FALL ARRANGEMENT
On ana eftsF MONDAY. Sent 9Th
ISs1. = ssf,5a5. SUNDAYS excepted j Trsin1 iii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23

Subject TO delays incident to freight business.
ms Train viii stop 20 take ap passengers only At
sta tions named. but will leave Passengers A. sny
Sopping place. except Hare's Corner, State Road
k9dney, Armstrong; s and DUPONT,
ThiS train viii be Withdrawn whenever the in
tefestS OF the Company requires it.
Ihe PASSENGER Car hsrstOfors attached 90 the
Retdrning Train leaving Harrington Al 10 p N
Will De discontinued on the above date,
Ihe Freight Train with PASSENGER Car attached
leAvins uarriRgtoa at - P. n. will make ali
ssps. IS7s. H.F KENNEY. Sup..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23
DnILApELPHlA, WILMINGTON = BALTI,
hOkk RAIkROAD.
NnRTNR
SPECIAL NOTICE.

o. aaa aGlar WEDNESDAY, OetabsF Isth. lsII.
. passenger car viii Be attached to the freight
train leaving PhfadalDAA AGO p. m.. for VIII
mtng10n.
Tke train viii stop 81 Stations ax lsllaws. Whsa
dgnalle4; Gray RoTFy. pa p. m, Laaaretsa a.sa
D.m'; Chester, AAl .. Lamokln. 80 y, n Thuf-
ls1 go ,. ~ Lingesa. as p. nj claym0aG le.0l
n ElaFslis, le.ls.p. NJ arrive Mtlmlngten. lo.3e
Ia feat0l u. y. KINNEY. sap't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23

w - I0UOWo;
HoRTHWARD, =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23

me Mlxed Train will run subject to delays Incl.
uon3 whore time is given. ' - S'@-
NEW CASTLE TRATNH
Leave NsW Castle for WILMINGTON and PhIiai'a
Sl, 5Sa 10 A. M at LIS and $50 P. NJ. for New
Sunday Train-LeaEs Wilmington for Nav Ca.
tie. "a \. NJ, New Castle for WiiminSton { 0op n
.,,.. SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS, -
~ TO those above, leave Smyrna for Clay
toh lI.5V a. m, and 7-35 p. m, Leave Clayton foy
S.myrna $40 q m, and 400 p. m, to maze connec-
ton Tlth trainsto and from Dover I'd Station,
=. rov-,--,,, CONNECTIONS,
Al IOn NSEND, with the Kent County and Queen
AZ ChA1 TON. with the Maryland Aad DeIawa-s
a. .hAkPRINGToN. With the junction and Break.
a. pskAF9RD lao with the Dorchester and Delaware
A. DESLMAR. with the Eastern Shors R.;l,o.A
and WieOmieo and PocOmOks Railroad @'A'OSs
u. y. kENHEY SupA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-23
Philadelphls, Wilmington and Bal.
umore Railroad.
u
DELAWARE DIVISION.

IAIPORTANT N0TTCE-In addition TO the reQu-
i lar Market Trains nov running an EXTRA
FREIGHT TRAIN. Sundays excepted B with Pas
Sehger Gar attached. will run hstW cen WilminR-
ton amt Harrington on and after Monday Ssptem.
Der stA. 1873. as fellows:
Leaving Wilmington at 90 A. N. aaa stoppinS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-19
IL OF "A Reautiful Fable.

There is German fable. which says: :
"On sultry hot summer day., an honest
old man was ploughing his own field,
when suddenly, under the shade of an oak,
he beheld a god-like figure approaching
him, The man started back. 7 am Solor
man. said the phantom, in a confiding
tone. What art thou doing here, old
man. IF thou art Soloman, was the re-
ply how cans't thou ask me-? When /
was youth thou didst send me to the ant.
1 saw its method of living, and it taught
me to be dilligent, industrious and perse-
ysGng AND gaWhSs ha h supssuedds s
continue to do Thou hast studied thy
lesson but half replied the spirit, go once
more to the ant and learn of it, also to find
rest and quiet in the winter of thy years,
and how to enjoy that which thou hast
boarded up 49,, ,,.il,e,e..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-19
Local Miscellany.

Work on the bridge is beginning to make
a show.
A friend writing from Emery mines,
says. that ]. M. Williams, the Virginia
"capitalist' didn't take in Messrs. Barton
s. DeArmond, but he bled a neighbor:
Mr.. Jas. ID. Miller, out of a small sum of
borrowed money.
That alligator which was shot last Sun
day is one of pair brought from Louisi-
ANA about two years ago, but this one miss
ing his favorite diet grew too bold and fell
a victim gun powder, ~,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-19
Live stock Market


b These reports arc made up from actual sales,
and the readers of the CHRONICLE may rely upon
their correctness.1 5THtaT Ga ss9ii1s bo7ei 1921
~ - ~, BEEF CATTLE, 80, sI5oi.. -
THE markets. now duh for all grades, although
prices have not appreciably declined. "a No. 1
have fallen 3c. while Others are unchanged;
The market is rather overstocked and several
car loads will be shipped this week. east and
sI oUof Ar1oss.-A j fat cattle, 4c. good beef
cattle, 2a4c. ordinary cattle, 2la3c. ggfre 90
II HOGS n
Are in more demand by city butchers, but,
the supply is small. Prime lots sell at full
prices. -"
! OUoTATJoNs.-Prime fat hogs, A. Good, 34a
A. Dressed hogs are worth 53c-b rocrv@r7,q ia
-aB s.ad1iw ksHEEP.I 81 IIe5- {us.sfrrf
,; None Offering Good sheep would readily
command $40 per head. For inferior sheep
no demand. STua5R 33gTro9 0ste ITafs 9oF1o y
" leuisiTo cd ,neHAAf:s iL9y 10 nrGufoo q
Hay is freely offering at $l.25al.35 per gcwt.
The supply is,equa1 to the demand, rsI,ff,,rsq-r
QUoTATIoNs.--$L25 per ewtoo loose from
wagons; balea, SL25a1.35. ',fssT yie,f t,.,.
feGf FODDER AND sHUGKs. .fsefrs7-5 !
e Fodder is in request at S2o0a250 per hundred
bundles, but little Offering and would find ready
sale at this price,, .snsEgs b9eTrda vilaaf,3t
iShucks are worth S150 per cwt. 81.
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