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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
Cholera News by Mail.

! The Nashville Onion and american, OF
the 1st inst, says
We chronicle this morning the death of
! little Virginia, infant daughter of Ira p.
Jones, Secretary and Treasurer and Bush
ness Manager of the Union and american
Publishing Co. We sympathize with our
associate in this unexpected bereavement,
and while bending over the grave of this
treasured one il will be consoling to think
of the angels singing their hymns of Joy
and welcome to the new born spirit in that
land of rest where pain or sorrow never
enter.
We chronicle elsewhere the death of Jno.
o. Thomas, an estimable young man of
this city. He was in the employ of DIR.
Joseph Richards, the druggist, and con-
tracted his disease by the strict discharge
of what he considered the duties of his pro-
fession. .
The Banner says:
All the patients at tue penitentiary, sew
enty.five in number, have been removed to
the third story of the hemp bagging de-
partment, where they have plenty of good
fresh air. The room has been thoroughly
renovated and whitewashed. Everything
is done to improve the condition of the
sick.
GALLATIN AND GAINESVILLE.
A correspondent at Galatin writes the
Union and AnlerirdR under date of June
30 as follows: 80 ~
"There have been only two deaths dur
ing the two days past of cholera, and none
to-day. People are looking cheerful, and
/ doubt not will invite their absent friends
to join them in a few days"
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle of the 18th
has the following: "There has been an
unusual predisposition to bowel affections,
and the use of early fruits and vegetables
has developed cases of cholera morbus to
an unnatural extent, and have been fatal
in some instances, but have not been re-
ported to US. AT this time the tendency is
TO tiuX rather than cholera, though we
have heard of no case of the former that
has progressed beyond the premonitory
symptoms. If there is cholera here we
don't know it; if there We're, we would
not hesitate to say sou
CHATTANOOGA.
The Times, of the I'd, says:
Complete mortuary report for the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending Monday, s =. NJ, as
reported to this office is az follows:
Hugh Haskell, colored, aged Al years,
bilious collie. Mrs. Ada Tanksley, white,
ored, aged 25 years, cholera.
j. II. VAN DEMAN.
City Physician.
The deaths during the month of June
1872, were 33. For the same month THU
year were 81, or 10 more than for the cor
responding month of last year. The high
| est mortality in June this year was on thu
| 2Sth, when it reached Z. The highest il
June, 1872, was on the 29th-5. The tota
| cholera deaths for June 1873, were II.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
gnnSrilie at'srkiY Chronicle.
Back Pay.

A large number of newspapers, usually
well informed on all public questions, are,
we think, in error on the question of the
necessity of Senators and Representatives
going through the motion of drawing their
increased pay and returning it formally to
the Treasury of the United States, when
not desiring to apply it to their own per-
sonal use. 1t is stated thus by an intelli-
gent correspondent of New York journal I:
No portion of the pay due any member
san be placed beyond his control except by
his drawing it aud having it covered into
he Treasury, in which case it is no longer
subject to the action of the appropriation
bills or discussing officers warrants, but
becomes again available for the general
purposes of the Government.
Some of the members are claiming that,
if they refrain from drawing this back pay,
it will lapse into the Treasury as unexpend-
ed balance. This is not the cause. The
books of the Treasury Department show
that Thomas Benton drew back pay and
constructive mileage five years after he
had denounced the bill providing the
former as public robbery, and notified TO
the disbursing officer that he would not
take it. The books show that Andrew
johnson drew mileage he had refused, and
the receiving of which by others he had
denounced on the stump, after he had left
Congress-, served as Governor of Tennes-
see, and afterward returned as a member of
another Congress. The books also show
that Robert j. Walker, after the close of
the late war, drew the sum due him for
constructive mileage for attending a
special session of the Senate, during Folks
administration, whieh at the time he had
refused to take from the discussing officers.
The foregoing theory may have been ac-
cording to law at the date referred to. 1t
is believed not to be so now. A year or so
since Congress passed law requiring all
unexpended balances to be turned into the
Treasury at the end of each two years after
the date of the appropriation not necessary
fulfill contracts made during the pre-
eding fiscal years. 1t is believed that this
eQuirement is applicable to the disbuTs-
ng officers of the two Houses of Congress
well as others Wash. Chronicle.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
MaryvilIe Items.

Last Sunday night the depot was broken
into by thieves and some flour, books, ETC.,
taken, but considering that they had it all
to themselves for the time, they were lib
eral in leaving most of the heavy articles,
which, perhaps, would have been incon-
venient to carry. 1t might be well, how
ever, for them to settle their account with
the agent at as early day as they can
conveniently, as he is wide awake man,
and, we learn, is in fair way to prove his
account against the offending parties.
There has been no cholera reported here
vet, but all are ready to hear of it at any
time There has been two or three cases
of cholera morbus. The bean market in
Maryville is dull and prices declining rap
idly.
The Criminal Court, cholera, or rigid
enforcement of sanitary measures in re-
moving filth at Knoxville, or some other
cause, has overlooked AIaryville with q
class of abandoned women whom the
CHRONICLE, a few days since, mentioned
az something worse than pestlence
Night is made hideous with these prosti
tutes and the miserable wretches who as
Sociate with them. These times of pesti
lence we want to rid ourselves of filth, anC
Maryville wants them to go off, so he
good citizens may have some rest. Al
immigration society was once organized
for Blount county, and the efforts of sucl
society would be appreciated by her citi
zens now; but the LATEST man in Mary
vile would get up at midnight and go t
his yard gate to thank the man tina
would successfully organize an emigration
society for the purpose of getting rid {
this class of outcasts.
BY an agreement between the pastor
and representatives of the difieren
churches, last Thursday was observe
as day of fasting and prayer. Bus
ness was suspended, and the place pu
on a Sunday-like appearance, viii
services were held in New Providenc
Presbyterian Church, it being the large
and most commodious room in tow
Morning services were conducted by Re-
A. Bartlett, of the Presbyterian Church
in the afternoon by Rev. G.. w. X. Green
of the NJ. E. Church, South, ami at nigl
prayer meeting, in which the Christia
people all were invited to participate.
Maryville, July 2. 1888. w.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09

FOREST FIRE IN SOUTH JRRsEY.-A
forest fire ragged all last week in South Jer-
sey, between Millville, in Cumberland
county, and Dividing Greek. 1t burned
over 1000 acres before it was subdued. The
day after il broke out again, and burned a
track three miles wide toward Maurice
town, destroying a house and barn in its
course. 1t was again subdued, and again
broke out the day following, burning to
within two miles of the town last named.
The entire district burned over was about
5 200 acres, and the loss is estimated al
S35 000
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
YELLOW FEVER.

This disease not only cured by Dr. Railways Relief
and Pills, but prevented Ifexposed to it, put tea
spoonful of Reliefin tumbler of water. Drink this
before going out in the morning. and several times
during the day. Take of Railways Pills one hour
before dinner and one going to bed.
II seized with Fever take four to six of the Pill eve
ry six hours until copious discharges from the bowels
take place; also drink the Relief diluted with water
and battle the entire surface of the body with Relief.
Soon powerful perspiraton will take plauce and you
will feel pleasant heat throughout the system. Keey
on taking Relief repeatedly every four hours also the
Pills. A cure will be sure to follow. The Relief is
strengthening stimulating soothing and suieting. 1t
is TO break the fever and 20 neutrEe the pos-
Let this treatment be followed and thousands will
be saved. The same treatment in
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09

A thoroughly French story reaches us
bv private letter from Alsace. The writer
saws 1--WE have found out one very nice
way of annoying our oppressors. Very
many of the Prussian officers have little
white dogs. We catch these little white
dogs and color their heads and shoulders
red and the headquarters blue, leaving q
white streak in the middle. Then we let
the little dogs go, and get around and hear
the Prussians swear. II makes them very
angry, indeed. Philadelphia Press.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09

ENGLAND's SMALL DEBT TO AMERICA
Gentlemen connected with the financial
operations Of our Government are fully ac-
quainted with the measures of the British
government for paying the Geneva award,
and, while they are not disposed te com
municate the particulars, do not deny the
general correctness of the accounts hereto
fore published that the money is to be rea-
lized in this country by the presentation OF
500 bonds to the amount Of SIS 100000
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09

BLACKBERRY SYRUP.-Make a simple
syrup of a pound of sugar 10 each pint of
water, boil it until it il rich and thick {;
then add to it as many pints of the ex-
pressed juice of ripe blackberries as there
are pounds of sugar put half a nutmeg,
boil fifteen or twenty minutes then add
10 it half gill of fourth proof brandy for
each quart Of syrup set it by 10 become
sOld. then bottle it for use A tablespoon,
full fcr a child, or wlne-glass for an adult
Is q dose.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
AN IMPORTANT LETTER

from prominent gentleman and resident of Cincnna-
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NEW YORK, Oct. lith, 1870.
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
Kidney and Bladder COMPLAINTS

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes Drop
sy(Incontnence Of Urine. Brights disease, Albumnu-
ria, and in cases where there Brick dust deposits
the water s thick. cloudy mixed with substances like
the white OF egg, threads like white silk there
is morbid OZARK, bilious appearance and white Bone
dust deposits, and where there is prieking. burning
sensation and pain in the small Of the back and along
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLV-
EN- communicates through the Blood, Sweat, Urine.
and other fluids and juices of the system the yigor Of
life, for it repairs the wastes of the body with
and sound natal. Scrofula, Syphilis Consumption,
&andular Disease. Ulcers in the Throat and Mouth;
Tumors, Nodes in the Glands, and other parts of the
sysem;Sore Eyes, Strumrous discharges from the Ears
and the worst forms of Skin Diseases Eruptions, Fe
yer Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm Salt Rheum, Fry
sipelas; Ache Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh Tu-
mors, Cancers in the Womb, and all weakening and
painful discharges Night Sweats and all wastes of the
Life Principle are within the curative range of this
wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and few days use will
prove to any person using il for either of these forms
OF disease its potent power to cure them.
II the patient daily beeomin reduced by the wastes
and decomposition that is continually progressing,
sycceeds in aTresng these wastes and repairs the
with new material made from healthy blood-and this
the SARSAPARlLLIANw will and does secure-a cure
is certain; for when this remedy commences its
work of publication, and succeeds in diminishing the
loss of wastes it repairs will be rapid and every day
the patient will feel himself growing better and strong
er. the food digeting better appetite improving. and
flesh and weight increasing.
Not only does the Sarsaparlan Resolyent excel al
known remedial agents in the of Chronic. Scrofu,
lOus, Constitutional. Skin und SyphiOid Diseases BID
is the only positive cure for
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-09
AuslanoifdJe llfberlidJt.

Sn Yreueen besinnen enpli6 aud
Der .sldubisen" prOtsitanten bic sus
gen auf su ssben. sic ieben elm, pas
Der Sampf ben oaS beutise Deutl6lanr,
nit prsusen an Der Spiye einleitst
ni6t allein sesen pie &atbplifen iid rihs
tet, lpnpern rae es Der epise Streit pss
llnslaubsns sesen Den @lauben 1T, mag
pieler @laube Der fatbplilbe prptefantts
Ide oper Islbit Der iiipiI6e iein.
gluf rieler 9lnI6auuns bsrubt bic
Ginlaruns Ger epanssll19 lutberiibcn
Genferen, innerbalb Der preueil6en 4ans
cestir6e, psl6e pom elmer slnsabl pclitiS
slaubiser Yrpteitanten, meifens Saiern.
fir Nnfans slusuit ersansen IT. Dieie
9eute besretien jsBt bic @efabr. rie in
rsm lanssrn 3ulammenseben nit pcm
gum llnslauben bineilenpen prpteltantens
perein lisst csIen Mitslisper gum Sbeil
rem Grsimaursrprpsn ansebSren, unc Die
msitens Idpn lpweit sctcmmen iinc. cab
ft bic Wenl1wsrpuns @pttss leusnen
ppllen.
3eter unp Wpreio Ibreien bic 0i6eras
len iiter Der Gntpurf su sinem prebses
Ies, cen prsu6sn bsim 8uncesratbe elm
asreiAt bat. Sslblt ris ;abmitsn &eptis
| ltenbldtter fSnnsn nibt umbin Die WOrs
lase su tapsln, bic ugfaticnalseituns"
nennt rem gntwurf cine Sammluns ppn
Warterinarumsnten, unc rie fur Siss
mard iawdrmenpe Gbieasoer ~Sllinois
Staatsseituns" beu6elt ben Sanslsr
na& 0ebdbr turh.
Wdre bic SADIE ni6t 70 bitter ernf, 10
fSnnte man perludt lein aber bic Grass
sensef@ter ben bic prsblataien ipsssn
pielsS Gntwurfes I&neicen, su LADEN
abr bic Sa@e bat ibre ernite Seits unr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-09
Snlanoi[dle RanOfdlan.

Da mir am gnfanse Ger Sauresurs
feti,eit linp, 70 mbBe Der Seler lib ni6t
puncern, wenn Die SuelIen Der inldns
pil6en yla6n6ten etrpas Iparlamer flieIs
fen ais ipnlt. 99pllen mir HuncIhau
balten iiber bic Serbreden am Seten Der
yletenmenI6en, iiber bic llnslilfe aller
9lrt ibsr pie 9lnsrife auf Sittli6feit, 10
mare IS lei6t iiber legte gode cine
GunpI6au su l6reiben. su Der Der sanse
9taum auf allen Seiten Der .@asette"
faum lanaen wiirre. Do6 Ger fatbclis
I6e 3eitunssl6reiber bat Seiisres ;u
tbun, er weie, eae bic Darfelluns lpls
der Nsuisfeiten nidts gutes i'm Ges
fplee bat unp 70 pencet er lein glusers
merf auf anpere Yunfts.
lleter Die itausrlide art II. Bsiie, ,pie
italieniIbs 8inper in glsw gJprf sefauft u.
,um Yettel escsen iperpen, baben mir
in ycriser Nummer beri6tet beute fSns
nen mir mitlbeilen, raB Sbritte CUR slts
bilfe ansetabnt werben, incem cine Sers
lammluns su giewgjorf bic Staatss
uno 8uneesresieruns auTcrrett rem
Ibmabli6en Sinperbanpel auf seleBlis
dem @ese Elm Gnpe su MAIDEN.
Cine anbere 9nIammluns tpuree I'M
Cooper Snfitute raIelbf atsebalten am
sesen pas SinI6la.bten Der Sncianer
cur6 raubsriIde Sorpen su prctetiren
unp einen plan su beratben. cur6 pels
den unter ZEN serI6ierenen an rer @rsn,e
wcbnenpen Wenibenracen Driecen unp
Gsre6tisfeit auferbalten wercen fSnne.
Das Sterssri6t pes S:aates Otio
aab fiHli6 bic Gntl6eipuns ab, pas bic
StaatspsrfalIuns ben @elisicnsun!srs
ribt peer pas eelen relisiSler Bidder in
ben SrsiI6ulen nidt sebiete. Da bic
StaatssslsBssbuns Die Serpaltuns ters
Ielten in Die Sdnpe Der S1ulrirettps
rem, Der Yprfsbsr uno pes Gr;iebunsss
ratbes aslest babe, 70 ieien bic @eri6ts
ni6t befust iib In Sdulanselesenbei'
ten su mii@en unp su beitimmen, pels
der llntsrri9t Al ertbsilsn oper nidt Su
ertbeilen iei, Oper pel&e Bidder In ren
S6ulsn scleien werpen icllten.
Mm "a. .. Wlts. sins bic "Suniata"
aus Dem !Safen BON New yorf at
Inn bie .polaris" anfSuIu&en. sic II
nit etpa 130 Miann an Scrp uni
fdbrt 2 3anpntn lsi&tea Galiters nit
f@.
Gernsr bsFnesn f@ an SOrb 361
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Gie
Gnffmburger 6a,ettf,
elm fatbOlii6ss @rbsnblatt
fit Aeeht nd Mahrheit,

Sde YuWppGtu
In ZEN Ser taa.en ant Canada tsras 20 Gents per Satr
uns mus vpn esm Gmpfanssr bet fttnsr yrfrfree psrts
fStrlth rprausbetatit weresr
Man tann gu iessr 3eit aaf bic sursmburssr @dsstts
abpnuiren.
E anseissn Itsr yienies, eottsrisn,
Gliifslpiele &c. fnten Spa mem ne aud trt,rnsr
fcmmsn mDssn, fsrnsr feline Iufnatms in unlsr
8latt, ca Iplde 5eti6fctttn nnb Spiflf BEN
Settle Der fatbplii6en Stride surieter inb.
sS- goa Office. Wtrnss Ortsrs fne has tiasas uns
H&ers Wsl lur uebsneune ven @tIe une 'eufen no pe
"a baben iine, tasu ssbrautt weroen
asnn bic Iamen ssu untsrtrsibsru etnseanst Tsretn
rpteu is ttutli6 aeihriets n unp eas ppamt Counts
uub Staat senau une ridns anstssbsr rerben
gsuu cine 8eituns ron ensm gean,t elm anetre YER
feat psrten pn 70 mue immer du6 eds yefamt an88epsn
psrbsu, mo lie 3eituns bsr smpfdnssn purst
genu Serane sn BAIT gitt rssslmdbis emstdnst ceer
sh auf roeus cine art 1ebler enlnle6en 10 ce her BE-
reenbe @ssR ispe bic Seraussser psleQ esnatrI9tsi
psresn.
Die gsrantpsr.litsit fur slsisnsunsen fur eis 3siuns
rereeu mir uur eana htretusn rtnn etseeen per rse
arirsn erisi peer per gca @pnssSrssr SsStbsH
Die .,Snxem6nrser @a,ette" mad csnropa.
gr psrenssn ssrss cine an,atl Grsmparsesr Gazette
r,h urppa upe MAIDEN unrs peier tecneers aufmrtlam
sas be stereneuna Sates an @errdne une 5rsunee
sieits res Oceans elm br eeeBnes itte IN sneu unnn'
trSreteren Sertsbr NIT eeniebsn su unterpaen une ne
sber tie 9usnee etees eanees u unrr1en seNer ais ss
sara Srisirttisl ssi&ebsn tSnnts.
geIfcnunssn, 9riefs &c. int 3u asrs'Frsn
..LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
DUBUQUE, IOWA
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Dubuque, Soma, Wittwo6, ben g. Snli 1873.

Spnnsn Spblsn unp ssnus 9ebensmits
tel, um icppbl bic ~Suniata" Ielbit, als
aud cie uYolaris", wenn man pielelte
flncet unp pie 0EisriS", wsl6e Der SUI
niata" am A. Suli folsen miro, ;u Sers
ieben. 9luser ibrem sissnen SlpB, nell
6es 35 Wann trasen fam, fibrt bic
nSuniata" nod Elm fir 70 Wann be-
itimmtes Oampf1oB nit pehen Sbeile
ppppel: Sprbanpen fine, 70 eas nod Elm
sweites 6lps, penn nptbwenpis, erridtst
pereen fam.
Sei ct. SObnS, 100 man bic upplas
ris" su finben pber ettpas BON ibr su b5-
rem e,partet, miro bic vSuniata" am
balten, um SOblen einSunsbmen.
Sn Der lssten @p6e trafen $500 Gin
panrerer i'm 9tew gOrfer 5afen an.
Die Cholera 1T in einsm Der Spis
taller BON ct. 3ouiS aussebrp6en,
bod bat bielelbe In ben meiiten bis pas
bin paSon tetrpHenen Stacten nadses
lallen.
Sn GpYtnstpn, 8entudy, farb
am Spnntas, Scr s Sasen Der Vater
res Yrafirenten Grant i'm Mlter pom 79
Sabren.
Wenn, mas nod ni9t beipislen 1T, bic
Sarmersbepesuns S6ulo trdst an ben
Shienen III perfen, 70 iino fold teufs
lilde @nlbldse nibt seeisnet ibr bic
Sympatbieen Der rppblmeineneen SIrssr
~ eriparten. Nidt peniser ais 39sriude,
3dse su entsleilen wurpen leete @ode
auf Der Gbieasp, burlington II. Quincy
Sabn sen,att unp 2 auf Der Sllincis
Central GiIsnbabn.
Wlit cem 4. Suli bat bas iosenannte
), ,Franking Privilege aufsebSrt wels
Dies Der pofmeilters @eneral @m. Greg
wea als as5auptbinpernis elmer promps
ten pcfbstSrreruns besei6net bat. gDir
perren nun isben, pb cine ipeIentlibe
9erbsleruns in Der ppitrerpaltunS eins
tritt.
Die 9 TIRE relhe bur6 ben erit
fiiSli6 einsetretenen &ssen unterbrc6en
pprcen 1T, bat in ben Sitli6en Staaten
srcsen Sdaren anssri6tet. SIM nbrcs
li6en Gbeile bon yieps SerIry pertrcdne:
ten Seller unp gSicIen. OaS Sptener
Spurnal l6reibt: u0emiiie iinc In lester
ISOLDE UNI 25 prosent Seitiesen, II. ipsnn
pisles 8stter nod sinise Gage anbdlt
psrrsn iie nibt nur I'M grsile nod fteis
gen. loneem e5 percen nidt aenus pprs
banpsn isin, ben Separf su refen. SIN
SoOiac. Sbal fol- Die Diirre iebr srpb u.
Die Seuernte faum einen pritten Sbeil pes
semSbnliben GrtraseS liefern.