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Go SAFE. The Asst Sup't of the c.,
Il. Il. at Desmoiues has issued
the following:
To all Conductors and Engineers, As
there is prospect of alternate thawing and
freezing now, your attention is directed to
special care in approaching places liable 10
be obstructed by ice Run your trains
safe, even ii il becomes necessary to fall
behind schedule time, in rate of speed
II L, ROYCE, Assistant Supt.
DFSNnTNFS, Jan. 20, 1873.
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GOING NpGrIi LEAVE. ARRIVE
Express and Mail. .........sbU 500 y. N
Mixed Passenger. ..........4ur ~ 1000 4. NJ
Connects at Rock Island with an diyerging lines
AZ Fulton with the G. & y. ". X X Tor Clinton
and Omaha, west and Chicago, east.
Al Frccport with the !. e. H. r. a G. 4 y. W.
r.
AZ Bcloit Clinton and Racine with the g. 4
W. RR
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNIE
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Supt Adams Express Co.'S Stables
Such testimonials can be repeated indefinitely
Try it once We will warrant it every time Sold
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New Livery Stable

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST OPENED A
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JEFFERSON STREET, NEAR Harper House,
Good ont Cts arst-class stock and fair price, will
b. TN ruling features, sharp Of public patron.
AZ T. respectfully solicited. JOHN c BROWN
July 2. 1879. dtf
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These trains connect nt Rock lsland with the
trains Of the Chicago. Rock Island 4 Pacific X. r.
the prorin & Rock Island a. r., the Western Union
r.. The chicago a southwestern X. X. aud the
Davenport and 81 Paul " r. At Monmouth with
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with Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw X. r.. at Boards
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND rN'i'i' ~ ~
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sonsa WEST
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Offers superior inducements in all branches OF
BUSINESS EDUCATION. Address
g. w. QUEREAU, A NJ.
AURORA Iyr
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-08
miscellaneous,

Pennsylvania is to elect Judge of the
Supreme Court, State Treasurer, and both
branches of the Legislature, as well as
county officers, on the l4th of October.
A Memphis special to the Courier-Journai
says: Failing to obtain their wages, some
four hundred field hands arrived here on
one of the local packets, picked up from
plantations this side of Friar's Point, and
they undoubtedly will be followed by hun
dreds of others. This will leave the fields
below here with over half the crop UNI
touched and unless provision is made
soon by the merchants for the planters the
loss will be great"
The following Delegates were appointed
by Gov. Brown, to attend the River I'M
provement Convention at Louisville
James S. Boyd, NJ. J. Parrott f. A. James,
w. H. Spiller, General Jas. w. Gillespie,
Geo. w. Cunningham, G. r. Parsons, Capt.
+. p. Tracey, n. w. Mcconnell, D. b.
Thomas, ]. w. Eckles, r. X. Bird, John
Fife, John P. Murray, Geo. w. Fain.
Wilkie Collins, the English novelist,
who has come to this country to give read
ings, is described personally as looking, if
anything, rather younger than he is repre-
scented in the portraits stamped upon the
late editions of his novels. He is of medi-
um height, very stout, and wears a heavy
beard. whiskers and moustache. He
dresses in faultlessly fitting suit of gray
clothes, ana looks In all respects the beau
ideal of fashionable Londoner.
An armed body of United States soldiers
is reported to have crossed from Texas into
Mexico, forty miles above Matamoras, and
is giving some alarm, while a revolution in
Monterey has caused the abandonment of
the annual fair in that place.
An appeal to the Cincinnati merchants,
Saturday, fer food for the Shreveport suf-
ferers, brought five car loads of provisions.
Two car loads were forwarded and more
will go Immediately. The committee is
soliciting further contributions.
The same paper of Tuesday says Major
Walter Mcfarland, u. 5. Engineers, SUI
perintendent of the Tennessee and Cum
berland river improvements, and Hon. H.
n. Snyder, will leave to-day for Louisville
to attend the River Improvement Conven-
ton. Hon. +. A. James has already gone.
The Washington correspondent of the
COurier~J Journal says: Secretary Richard
son takes a hopeful view Of the financial
crisis. He expressed the opinion on Sat
urday last to your correspondent that the
present disturbance would not continue
long, and that when it should be over the
country would be the better for it.
The Chattanooga Times says: A child of
Squire VIM. Laferry, was poisoned by
having administered TO it an overdose of
morphine on Sunday last, from the effects
of which it died about nine hours after ia
king the dose. The morphine was sold to
Mr.. Laferry at drug store in this city for
quinine, and he supposed he was admins
tering quinine when he gave it. The child
was one yea old.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-08
In Error.

The correspondent of the London Times,
TO whom YOU refer, is in error in asserting
that the Patrons of Husbandry have in
corporated into their creed the doctrine of
free trade. There is not a word of
truth in it, and my opportunities for know
ing this to be so are equal, if not better,
than his, as he is not a member of the
"Order," and l am. There is nothing
either in the organic law, or in the con-
duct of it's members, warranting any such
conclusions. 1 speak by the credible by
hearsay. Who is entitled to the most
credit
From the incipiency of the farmers
movement to the present moment, there
has been q persistent effort made on the
part of political, railroad and other rings,
to crush this great movement by charging
that its purpose was to form new politl-
cal party. / deny it. There is no such
object contemplated. 1t is simply an or
ganization for mutual protection against
monopolies which are eating up the subs
stance of the farmers, to build up the
farming interest, to cultivate local relations,
to encourage the cause of education and
to buy what they need from wholesale
dealers and manufacturers. Its principles
are not hidden under bushel. There is
no "cat in the meal tub, ;" nor anything be-
hind the bush. Everything is ION the
souare,n and open for rigid inspection.
1t seems from my standpoint the move
ment should be encouraged instead of dis
couraged that every lover of his country
and every live and progressive man should
stand by it and give it a vigorous push:
1t is uniting the great agricultural class all
over the land, bringing its members into
closer proximity, banding them together,
iptensifying their ardor and stimulating
them to press forward to loftier achieve
ments in their profession. Can there be
ANYTHING wrong in this
But let the politicians howl, and over
grown monopolists gnash their teeth. one
thing is certain, this movement is destined
to sweep over these States. 1t is now too
late to be checked. The mighty tramp,
tramp, tramp" of the farmers is heard
and felt throughout the Northern and
Western States. Over two hundred thou
sand are enrolled in Illinois, and over one
hundred thousand in Iowa. In Minnesota,
Ohio, Indiana, New Jersey, Missouri, Ten
nessee, Georgia, Alabama, South and
North Carolina, Florida, Texas, and other
States, they are wheeling into line. East
Tennessee will be full of them in twelve
months. Farmers, roll on the ball.
ALONZO DANTE.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-08
THE OFFICERS

OF the Society, NJ. G. Faw, President, DIR.
Mahoney, Secretary, Messrs. Henry. Hoss,
j. T. Hayes, DR.. II. H. Carr, Chief Mar
shall, together with their assistants in the
various departments, have exerted them
selves to the utmost and by combined eff
fort have achieved the triumphant success
that has crowned their exertions. DR..
Mahoney Is as hard worker as Mr.. Charl-
ton or Jno. H. Reynolds, of Cleveland,
saying which means that the Society had
better retain him in office as long as he
will serve.
To sum it all up, our people throughout
East Tennessee are awakening to the I'M
portance of the county fairs, the great TO
Gus to the Eastern Division fair and we
hope that with each succeeding year the
improvement will be as marked as THIS
years exhibitions have been over last year.
The Jonesboro' Brass Band, were in at
tendance and contributed greatly to the
pleasure of those present by the excellent
music discouTsed.
Two ladies were injured by runaway
accident, but not seriously hurt. MN
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-08

Some of the Georgia papers are disguised
with the organization of the Patrons Of
Husbandry. Among them is the Lump
kin Independent the editor Of which de-
nounces the farmers movement, because
as he sGpposes, it originated in the North
west, and that the object of it j. to form a
copaTtnership between the producing
classes of the North and South.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-08

new frst-elass Wilcox Gibbs CT Grovvr & Baker
Sewing Machine. for sale ebeao. Monthly ray
ments, if desired Address 81 X" CB1sSIe1E Office.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-08
FIELD AND FARM.
MONROE COUNTY FAIR

A Fine Display of StOck-AH of Monroe
PrcsnnI-Am Entire SucCess
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
1855 1872. Loans were to fer carry.
ing.
THE WAR PATH.

Trouble Appreciated in Nevada-A
Council of Warriors-The Local Tribes
Reinforced by tho Gasots and the
awnees-They Steal Lead and Buy
POwder-The Settlers Defenseiess and
0OTrOops Avnilable-The Sioux Attack
aFert in Dakota and are Repulsed.
VIRGINIA CRY, Nevada, May 24,-Parties
from Spruce mountain report that the Iu.
dians after stealing lead from the smelling
works, were traced to camp, where a coun.
ell was held. Mischief is evidently meant.
Fifty Gasot warriors participated III the
council; GasOts from Utah and number of
Shawnees participated. All were armed.
The citizens becoming alarmed formed
guard, but found that the Indians had pUr.
chased all the powder, leaving the settlers
defenseless. messenger was sen. to Fort
Haileck for arms. which were refused.
Persons living in the threatened sections
were summoned as Jurors, but we're excused
as their pre- Sence is needed to protect taeir
families. Government assistance cannot
reach the settlers in time should the In.
dams demonstrate. There are only seven
available soldiers at Camp Halleck. The
regular garrison is in Elko county. sixty.
i've miles from ElkO.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-Ths War Depart
menc has ad vices that the Sioux attacked
Fort Abraham Lincoln, Dakota Territory.
hnt wara driven off
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
WASHINGTON.

Death of the President Of GeoraetOwn
College Surrender Of the NIOdOcs Con.
frmed- NIackenzie's Raid - General
spinner's Dnughter DyinS-Civjl Ser.
vice In the cabinet.
WASHINGTON, May 2!.-Rev. John Early,
president OF the Georgetown College, died
this forenoon. aged sixty-seven.. He was
stricken with paralysis on Thursday.
Genera. Schotie.d officially confirms the
unconditional surrender OF part OF the Mo-
docs.
General Davis reports himself in hot pur.
suit of the remaining Modocs. He hopes to
soon ends tn. war.
A special says the Mexican minister anti
cipates no trouble between the two coun.
tries over the invasion into Mexico after
the kickapOos.
Treasurer Spinner's e.des: daughter IS
dying at Buffalo.
A special Cabinet meeting held to-day
had reference to the civi. service regua.
tiOns.
The Postmaster General gives notice tina,
indecent postal cards will involve fine OF
from one to five thousand dollars.
Colonel Schruggs is here. He has re-
ceived instructions from the State Depart
ment regarding his foreign duties.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
FOREIGN.

funeral Of Count NfnnzOni-frisoners
Taken by the Carilsts-Cubnn Glectioa
POstposed-CeIebrati Of che Queens
Fifty .four.h Birthday.
ROME, May 24.-The funeral Of Count
Nanzoni will be most imposing.
PERPIGNAS, May 2i.-The Carfists deny
the butchery of volunteers. They hold
all prisoners captured and are ready to
exchange them for Carlists in the hands OF
the government.
BARCELONA, May 2i.-Two corpses were
found placarded Killed while attemptia.
to assass:nate Don Alphonso."
Many factories will continue Che salary
of their operatives while serving in the re-
publican ranks.
Juntas are forming 20 enforce the levy.
MADRID, May 24.-The Council Of Minis
ters, in postpOning the Cuban election for
deputies, named no day for the election.
LONDON, May 24.--This is half holiday.
in honor of the Queens fifty-fourth birth
day. Salutes were fired, bells rung, and q
grand review took place. The city will bs
illuminated tonight.
Weather favorable to crops.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS.


GRAND CONCERT.
;s,UG-aA-.oy CEREMoy les OF Tag GRAND
NEW ORGAN.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
DRYADES STREET,
To- dsfraYiag the expenses of the Church aad new
Organ. Under .le direction of JOSEPH MILLER
ir., Organls.
MI vCLLIET of st. Alpho nsus, will be leader on
.hs occaa Ut,
The Co1ceT: viii take place on
sunday, May 2j, mt > ?. n.
The !alowins talented artist. have kindly ca
gagged ii. .Luselves:
SOPRANOS.
Mss cene.es, Mrs. Heichelhein. Mrs. Teas.ec.
N,s Boudro Mrs. CrIImp, Mrs. Qu,k, Mss Mary
Gruneber; Miss Ada Sunth. Miss Ea,eua Grune-
se-a. ~
Mcs Peace Mss Emma Smith. M.s. Bronson.
.TENORS.
Nj Davis M vui,let. Mr.. Hecheiiein NJ. VI
3. Lanca, zer Mr.. Corriveau.
Mr. Kreb, Nr. Borrenians Mr. L. Ggulewa.d.
Mr. Isl tore NJ. George J. Pritchard
Twelve selections of Mozart. Beethoven and
Haydn viii b. rendered. myl3 .
IAFE BISMARCK,
No. As Royal Street, Near Canal.
EVERY NIGHT.
Opera Bo.tfe by the celebrated Par.sian Troupe.
ENTRANCE FREE
Commencing AT seven. fnT-o "
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Economy being the road to wealth. and
Montgomery. Armory Hall. No. 81 Camp
street. being the most importan: poin: on
that road, they have requested US to state
to all travellers and readers of our columns
that they are now prepared to sell all kinds
of furniture at the lowest market price.
Times being hard and money tight. they
have reduced their prices to meet the pock-
cts of all customers. They also wish to
state. as an impression has arisen in poz-
ticn Of this community that they only deal
in secondhand furniture. they are prepared
to convince the most skeptical that their
stock of furniture is from the best manu-
factories of the East and West. In theie
store, No. 81 Camp street, they sell only new
furniture. Theis auction rooms are No. 5.
Natchez street. Give them cali and
examine for Yourselves,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
MISCELLANEoCS.

A Father Murders his Daughter in Hous
Of Destructive Gale in Mem
phis-Pr0videncc Strikers Advised q
go to WOrA Failures ia Troy I'll
Baltimore Raees-A Baltimore Edito
Conc to characterization Of BOstt
Pbysicians-Funernio Of Father DeSme
Steamship san AufOnio-The renns,
vania Railread Case in tie SupreI
Court.
MEMPHIS, May 2i.-Frank Denu:s, co
on river boat, residing at No. 80
street. found his daughter FANNY, sxte
fNnNrYhnHD ON EJ1urR pA0R1
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

The Americus Social Club are again in
complimentary tickets TO . grand dramatic
exhibition and concert. 70 be given at the
Mechanics Institute. under the auspices of
the above named club on Thursday even
ing next. We know some of the young
can assure our readers that it will be rich
treat for those who may attend.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

At Carondelet Hall. Exposition building.
on Tuesday evening. twenty seventh
instant. a musical and literary entertain.
ment will be given. the proceeds of which
will be devoted to completing the interior
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

They have a judge in Kansas WAC fined
lawyer for saying sic transit The official
thought it was swearing. and remarked in
dignantly that nobody should ''sicA' him in
that courf
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

A New England journal states that Elder
Knapp. the revivalist, declined to 60 to his
dying mothers bedside. recently. for the
reason that she was sure Of heaven, and the
audience he was exhorting was in DANCE: OF
damn alton
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

THE Khedive has eighty children"
Then all we've got to say about it is that
Russia ought to be ashamed Of herself to
pitch into man who has 80 much family
depending upon him for support.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

The New York Commercial Adre"';ss''
says: "The Arkansas malcontents appear
TO have taken counse. of their discretion.
They amt as fierce az they were. The
Governor had prepared quietus for them.
which he calls it Baxters Saints Rest. But
they amt tired JUS: yet. and don't want to
be saints
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

A little girl reading the history Of Eng
land with her governess. and coming to the
statement that Henry l. never laughed at
ter the death of hi. son. looked up and said.
"Wha. di d he do when he was tickled!
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

From Philip Werlein. Nos. 80. 81 and 90
Baronne street, We have received LA Peri
choie Waltz" from Offenbach's famous
opera, arranged by Charles Cook. both for
piano forte and cOrnet.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Charles Parsons. reporter at Williams
burg, New York. committed suicide the
other day. He left note to brother re-
porter. saying. Fix this up fine, jim: put
i: under a double head" Jim did so.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Punch's notion of nobility is tina: man
OF birth is commonly one whose remote an.
cestor did something. and his immediate
predecessors for many centuries nothing a:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

4 Frenchman, boastiny of the inventive
genius of his country, said ''We invented
lace ruf1es" "Aye," said John Bull, ''and
we added shirts to them
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

A newspaper in Texas starts out with the
announcement that sin religion we are con-
servative, and We intend to adhere to tho
cash system
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
THE RIO GRANDE.
Mexican Outrages In Texns-FreQuent Cat
tie Kaids-CO Ol0nel NlnckenZie,S Move
meut Highly Satisfactory to the Rreu-


BROWNSVILLE, May 23.-The Sen'inel OF
today. in enumerating the vari, us catt'e
robberies this month by armed Mexi"ans.
places the number stolen and cr' ssed n n
= radius of sixty miles of this city, at not
less than one thousand head while higher
up the river a proportional number had
been driven into Mexico. The reported
raid of Colonel Mackenzie into the kicka-
poos' camp in Mexico, and the punishment
of the Indians caused very general salts
faction here, and will tend to lessen the
depredations if they are followed Up when
ever they cross into Texas and chast!sed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

A cocoanut exploded on fruit stand in
Richmond, Virginia, a day or two ago.
Where is the slang joker that whould ask
if that was "bustipg bis cocosnutf
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
~, A.lLlkHyHAL'S

"A CAKD.-I TAKE PLEASURE IN ASSoUNC
kAtnr to ms friends and patrons, that have
.lisposed OF my entire interest in the business OF
maj. featuring and sale of PRINTING INKS 10
Messrs CHARLES COLLINS ana Dr.. V. >. JOUR-
DAN.
Mrcol.iES mas been associated with me il the
busiues..f.3rn the commencement. and has thor
ourh knowledge of the manufacture OF lNhS Ii all
ats details.
DR. JOuRDAN has had long and varied eXperl
once in Ink manufacturing. IS we'll posted IN typo
graphical matters and the trade Will hnu II. hci,
believe. as business manager of the firm OK COL
yJNS & JOURDAN. a nest trust worthy and re.
:iabie gentleman. ). Doo"NAH'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
NTC,VCAL AND LITERARY

NEC.ECAL AND LITERARY
MENT.
TO complete the interior Of Napoieoa Avence
?.esb byte.ial Clurch,
AT CARONDELET HALL.
t.)f the Exposition Buildiog'.
On Tuesday. May ~, 1873.
TO com neaca at eight o'clock.
Admission Fifty Cents. mvlo Z:
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
BIN DHBAR. Proprietor anu il Aha3eI
lmm.use S:ccess of the WOrld-renowned
PROFESSOR w. NJ. FAY.
In his celebrated
DARK SEANCE,
As preseutei by him in connection with INA
DAVENPORT BROTHERS,.
PROFESSOR RO BERT HARCOuRI.
rH,s Grea. I.us:onst from the Egyptian Hal..
London,
H.AND sEANCE MATINEE SATURDAY.
Prces of admission as usual.
my2 +. dLEAsoN. lreIel ~.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

A Concord Coach will leave Red River Landing,
Louisiana, EVERY SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY ana
FRIDAY. at4P NJ on the arrival of the packets
KATIE. FRANK PARGOUD and NATCHEZ from
New Orleans, for Simsport, MoreauVille' Mansufa'
Marksville. Evergreen, Cheneyviie, Lecomp'' ar
irving at Alexandria at A. NJ. next morning max
ing close connect cton with stages for Natchtoches'
Louisiara San Augustine and Naccsdoches. Texas
The mail leaves Red River Landing DAILY fo-
the above places.
apr Gnu B. Il. PETERSON. Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
NRAND FESTIVAL.

NRAsD FESTIVAL.
PELiCAN HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO.
VIII give grand festival a. the
Fair Grounds, on sunday, June -, 1873
and IN addition 10 the prize Of splendid gold blue
euamel cd baigc given to any member OF the f.te
Dspartnent FOR selling the most ficke's taere VIII
be grea. number OF sports, consisting OF
PLoAr AND DRAY RACES, MULE SADDLE RACE
Hon ,e,,aaDar,' race to best advantage, mile t-ot
w tn steamer and truck, pony race under fourteen
hard ; nigh me trOt with buggy. base pal IN sne
pramme Wi! oa announced shortly.
App cat. ons for entries in above, ana ior ooo1ns
LEON BERTOLI.
No CarOndeat street