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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
An Attempt ut Rape.

Monday a son of Rev. DeBose, colored,
was brought before Esquire Jouromon
rape upon the daughter Of Los. Irving a
c6lored man living in the same house. The
boy is fourteen or fifteen years old, the girl
was only about four or five years old, and it
is charged that he attempted this terrible
crime upon this child on Sabbath, while
the oloer members of the family were at
church. He was bound over to court, and
took quarters in iail.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
A Raid Among IIIicli DistiIIerIes. Cd

We learn that on Sabbath night, Maj.
Hambright returned to Athens from raid
among the Illicit dstillers in Monroe coun-
ty. He brought with him four prisoners,
the fixtures of three stills and one hundred
and fifty gallons of whisky. In capturing
the men slight skirmish took place in
which several shots were exchanged by
both sides, but without effect on either
side, and no one was hurt. The prisoners
were lodged in the Athens Jail.
Since writing the above we learn that an
OK team, wagon and n number of hogs were
also confscated and brought into Athens
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
Our Mothers.

who were the best and tidest housewives
in the world-excepting our grandmoth-
ers took especial pride in the possession
of rows of tinware that glistened like a
polished mirror. Every article about
their houses susceptible of polish, includ-
ing the brass knOcker, was regularly
frightened up until it fairly glistened.
With their primitive materials, such as
Bath brick, emery, rotten stone, etc., il
was serious labor albeit one of love.
Nowadays, however, their daughters use
Sapolio, and in one hour can polish more
articles and do it better than they could in
a whole day. If you wish to excel your
mothers in the brightness of your kitchen
ware, use Sapolio. Xii2deOd-6t&w2t
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
Badly Hurt.

We learned Thursday that James Cross.
SON OF VIM. Cross, who lives within few
miles of Clinton, Anderson county, got
John Smith on Tuesday, when the latter
struck him across the skull with piece of
scautlng, knocking him senseless to the
ground. 1t is said that Cross is in a critical
condition, and up TO Monday morning had
not spoken a word. Our informant did not
learnlany particulars about the affair, or
the nature of the difficulty, and does not
know whether Smith has been arrested OF
not.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
Alter Our Iron Men

We see from the Ledger of Memphis,
that the enterprsing citizens of that place
are after our State Senator Hon. David
Richards. They want him down there to
run their rolling mills. Now we object to
losing such citizens. Memphis can go to
Pennsylvania and get her iron men, we
do not want to lose a single one of them.
Senator Richards is the guest of Hon.
John ID. Kerr, who represents Shelby
county in the lower House of the Assembly.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17

Sleepless nights, bad breath, feelings of
dependency, bad taste in the mouth, pain
in side and back, variable appetite, un-
natural sec,etions, are never-failiug symp.
toms of diseased liver and blood. 10
cure these DR.. Harris Blood aud Liver
Pills are guaranteed. They contain moth
ing but vegetable ingredients, They purge
without facilitating, They purify, while
they act as tonic. Try them, aud you
will be convinced
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
The MercIruI Man is MereifaI to His Beast

Horses and cattle are sources Of profit,
and for that reason, if for no other, they
should be well cared for. by the timely
use of DALE's HORSE AND CATTLE Pow
DER the life of many valuable animal
may be saved. Remember the name
DALE's HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers.
JOHN +. HENRY, CURRAN & Co., proprie-
tors, and 8 College Place, New York.
declZdvWlmo
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
Encouraging.

Mr.. Spencer Munson, Real Estate Agent,
and publisher of the Land Register, in
forms us that he is now in receipt of large
number of communications from parties
who want to purchase homes and engage
in business in Fast Tennessee. We trust
he and others engaged in like undertake
ing may succeed in making 1t to the inter-
est of large number of persons to locate
in our Switzerland of America.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
school Teacher wanted In Texas.

A good school teacher is wanted at
Nockeuut Postofflce, Gaudaloupe county,
Texas. Fifty dollars per month guaran-
teed. Male married teacher preferred.
Prof J. V. Bradford, of Knoxville for
merly taught here. Reference is made to
him or to G.. NJ. Harrill, Knoxville, For
further particulars, address
kill dawlt7 II. s. HASTINGS.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17

The following marriage licenses were
issued from The County Court Clerks Of
flee during the past week:
Samuel Davis to Mary +. Wool.
Wm. Johnson to NJ. NJ. Houd
James Taylor TO Mary Thomas.
James A. McCamphel To Martha Agnes
HerrOw.
Samuel s. Crawford to Matte r. Eckle.
Joseph Stokes to Amanda Moore.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
The Book sale.

The sale of the law library of the late
Hon. Thos. A. r. Nelson took place yes
terday, rs advertised, and the bidding was
lively, all the books bringing good price.
Mr.. Nelson had, perhaps, one OF the finest
and best selected law libraries in the State,
consisting of five hundred and twenty-five
volumes. The aggregate amount received
for the books was -, l02.lS.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
SIrayed or Stul,u,

A bay horse, with star in forehead, white
on q saddle with black horn. Said horse
strayed or was stolen ftom q lot near the
Market House on the 10th inst. A liberal
reward is offered for the return of the horse
or information that will lead to his re
covery.
Address j. l.. HUNTER,
Knoxville.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-17
TCncher,s Ins,iInt.

Knox County Institute No. l, held its
third meeting OF Saturday, at Oakdale.
ID. l.. King OF Bloomington Grove, 9TH
district, had a class present aud illustrated
his method of teaching arithmetic and
reading. The meeting was All interesting
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To school Teachers and scholars.

DO you want nice small four-ineh
Schneider Terrestrial Globe for your school
room If so read our premium list and
send us q club or single subscriber at the
rates named. This would be a fine Christ
mas present for any teacher or scholar.
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A VIM hiNIN Yenrs Oh

May be made to look as if lie was bur thir-
ty 10y DIR. TUFTS Hair'Dye. Its effect il so
natural that it can not be detected, per-
iectly harmless. Sold everywhere,
Xill2deohl
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LOUDERMILE

has not been heard from definitely, and is
now the only one of the gang of four des-
peradoes at large, and he is doubtless, near
the end of his rope. Sheriff Gossett feels
confident that he will have him with
in the walls of his rock house again, and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
. REGULAR SESSION
srATH: or, LOUISIANA

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

| disbursement of the same, was take up.
and read the ;rss and second times.
/ Mr.. Twitchejl moved TO amend Che last
| clause of s"ctioa three by inserting THAT no
certificate shrl! he issue! ils excess Ell the
| appropriation.
Adopted.
! On motion "I i'!. Harris ~" bii! was con.
! sidered en- crossed.
Hlr. Harris then novel thar tio, 5,.ll, az
| amended. DO adopted IA Who'll. Oh its
! second reading.
Mr.. Greene moved - STRIKE 10 ths word
''sHhse4uenc' III line 81. -, section 9wo.
On motion .; Nj. Harri. the amend
men, OF Mr.. Green was Lara on the table.
The question then recurref on Ar Har.
ri.' motion 10 adopt ih- bib 40 % S6o2e op
it. second reading.
adopted.
On motion - Nr. !iarii-. tne e.fl.t.-a'
| tional rules were suspended the hi! read y
third time am.: finally adopted ~itA go
title.
o.. morton ~ Nr. Rarch th- rnis- weps
suspended. ~ :ah- up Senat- bin Nc. -.
the homestead a.: the late Lieutenant: Goye
ernor q. j. DUnn and maxim: an appr@s
priatioI therefor. and for other purposes
The hi! was g-ad the second time.
On merton az Nr. I;uI.!S the @!M " ..s .GGs
eiiered engru.sei.
On motion oi Mr. ?;lrcfa ~, ::.os were
suspended aud thu. :i.! passed - shir3
rca!.E :. ANA ~.s~ final: a..rrt.d Nth .ss
title.
RESOLUTIONS
tnr"r % suspension. af III. gu'.s Is.
Bovt- offered the tyi!owin: resolution:
WHERE'S. The Senate has seen notits&
of h., a.; j",'Tn,hsU: 1f the iIuU.. OF Repre-.
sen'a' W. "uf -; Respect to the memory Of
Hon. John lI-.igepatA. iat-lS deceased.
therefore. be IL
He$D{r.i. Thai ~ IL eri"s'. ii p..ract 70
the memory oi Hon. John Nehcepatts late
Representative. ~ the G. nera! Assembly
from :h. parish ~ ~. .jaalts, that ihis
Senate ii" now adjourn unit; Weduesdavo
o'clock Nj
Pending the consideration -; the pssoYyD
,ion, M.. 3uI.h delivered "a eulocy on the
late Mr.. ecgrpath. and closed by viewing
:le adoption oi TIE Resolutions.
adopted. a
The President :htA Announced that :fo
Senate stood adjourned unit! Wednesday,
February -. 1873. az twelve o'clock Is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
TICKETS EIlrY VESTs

"n'i'in, ''' '"'li"s t."i- adm. ssis.te s'x FSifo
and a chance ia .h. !Ir.ui Iott.rv
Az. i'''spn holding iUIu',rr.h eo,pum has ~ co.
sam" "!Auc" y: wInuln: prIs. il, ,h. lottery am
t,'"7" VII" s+ :h'r s:--ts t,a swim - non DO II ~
III. bl'e"'o. of the Sssoc ~, s ha,ius shV.ugga
Ss'T'rs" Gears res01 81 to evryy means in tbeis
pow H"t' =" Keep ahVr ana foster ts Association SO
9thtihe0 With The pT0gr' 80 and dpval.prent "a
tii. resources of our Sas and finding Themselves,
a. plfseh, involved :" AZ sNtent that snGangerR,
it' very existence, have adopted shr sOllov5iu .
plai, winch to them Seem sh, only pIac.i Sal aDS
c.ItaIn way of'aisiHg funds necessary - perpets
ATE tIs institution md place j, rpou ass tbs,
IN th,nie u 70 continue lis OF uz%fsnesss
me cor ca OF the Association il to or.ata q yss
INV aieeiEs, among oil classes OF citizens in
our coming FAIR, and ii ne same time bv efrerin"
large Inducements, stis ulats .he sal of il. icats
10 an extent that will enable 10 20 sMalise ~
~m3uh' adequate to its pressing wants.
o The plan adopted bv The Ass0cIatio1 \. to iasnuN
go W. ockels' a. hftv asnts ticket. the same,
as - usual Tor admission 10 the Fair With a.
utpon stIachtd bearing number The said ticket
eihClCIln9 the hodeH to one admission M. u,- Eap
tns - coupon 30 be retained by himself '''
ch the last day of the Fair numbers uparrasno,s
ing with the numbcy OF Tickets iss'1@d op yI I
paced IA wheel, and all sf She prizes in anntbes
when the grand drawing will take niac.. 'o.l9Eo
SUPERVISION OF che aaitowina we'll Lno onauoi ING
tlemen. @o4' @ho~a geSEe
marK. ESQ., Pre-, dens Of ss Sfscs ss,i.. ana
agricultural fair Association. 0s ~htS
nlN-We, the Undersigned, i,.vr. sa..i. -
communication asking cur aid in srnari eu 1ooH
Groundo % S Vi the Grand Lottery on the Fais
iouhus AT your next Fair. and fIIIy -o i az
the Importance of the tnr+rprza Ipbib
S"IJldtoh mas iabored 50 earnestly 70 asto,L as
Oughlv 6ranti Ia ln you nave adopted to be thor.
and siJrpt tISaI ana vel worthy the confidence.
%n,r support OF the guo ehrestuliy comfy LIS,
, me IeileI so earnestly sought for ". r,mi piS
"i"S" respect very truI. YOURS T'ii' "I"0
GENERAL q. r. BEAUREoaRns,
HON. L. a. WILTZ
Charles Cava,oc a Esa OF he city of New OreanR
James / Dav az Rc, ESQ Patrick Irwin, ESQ.
L. H. Gar 9asI ESQ sG :. Whitney, ESQ.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
Secretary of the Senate,

They are having rat plague il several
OF the German provinces. The fields of
clover aud COLA are said TO be devastated
by the vermin, and when arsenic and phos-
phOrus pills have been scattered 20 destroy
them, hares and other game have been moi.
soned and great damage done. Under these
circumstances device has been brought
into play which, even as applied to rats,
seems too horrible TO employ. A mixture
OF plaster dust and dry wheat ie mixed with
oil o. aniseed and pu3 il an earthenware
saucer. and near by plenty of water is
placed The rats eagerly devopr The mix
ture, and are straightway seized with tor
menting thirst; they then, of course. greed
lily swallow water. Upon this the plaster
sets" and becomes solid in their insides,
and thus. more or less speedily. The poor
creatures die IN agony. But rats are rats.
The personal appearance of the English
hsngmans Calcraft, is said 20 be quite be-
peCalHrA To &c
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

MONTHLY advert ut-. inserted "y".y o'h'f
Gay. 10 be charged 'wo-'i rds OF :he abov' rates
Second p@"r Monti!y aGN'Ti!s'El"i!i, a. b
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All hasi,.s. NOTICES ~ advertisements :" h:
etA.,,.G twenty "...:s PER :'ne ".c,. .nss!i'.'.
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tOr.ai. lDCa matters Of general pn'ic interest
UCImt r. al and monetary reports. and every hing
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PUBLICAN Is an .Es'.!.nt family paper. valuable
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Terms Of subscription.
ore year. -, .ix months. :! -.
Advertisements.
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Daily. MOI lily Advert srHIrs Inserted iOI one.
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Total


'inns lef, with Mr.. Malta clerk Of the Penj
| Tertiary, by this committee. AZ preyiousl,
reported 70 your honorable BODY, viz:
The following mum Der of prisoners worked
on: III ia" YEAR az 1872, and at the below
named places:
At kemp's levee. about 100 men.
At Brady's levee. about fifty men.
At Oak = levee. about twenty men.
On railroad, trom tiftytwo flor one
month, 10 100 men
On James McCuIl0m's plantation, East
Baton R0Hge, tilt! !uen.
Ga Thompson J. Birds plantation, East
Baton Rouge from twenty to thirty men
On William j. Gays plantation, West
Baton Rouge, fifty men.
On Mr.. Won PhuI's plantation, West
Baton Rouge, fifty men.
On General Seats plantation. Crosse
Vete, thirty men.
The above plantations were all W0J ked
on shares, except the plantation of Mr. Won
Phui. in West Baton Rouge, for which the
lesseeS were to receive SIS 900 for fifty
hands. for one years. work. twenty-six
DAYS 10 'he month. The lessees paving ex-
Deuses of guarding. feeding. clothing, physi-
clan, etc.
RaiIroad-Havc never seen the contract.
and 10 not know what they receive for the
labor.
lno hands thdL worked on shares, on ao-
c0nnC Of the failure of the crops. did not
pay expenses.
1t costs per hand from Sl5 to $40 Der
month to work the labor outside.
Do not know any other lessee than Major
). l.. james ~ This line.
The method OF punishment usually
adopted is corpnreal, and only reaorted to
when absolutely necessary to enforce d g.
cipIinc.
The dark cell is newer Used bu. in IN.
most extreme cases. and then never to the
extent to jeopardizc the health of the pris.
Onrrs.
We used dogs in trailing escaped con.
victs; used them but ,ew times in 1879
The number Of stripes inflicted is regu.
sste6 in accordance With the offeuse. But
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

New orleans October %. 1871!
DEAR Maori! am IGsF IN receipt ct
volr jetter and in reply ..i. 1raph the toll
! lowing dispatch:
WI approve any 50" yon may make
o! useless machine VIZ. ~. approval at
she board ~. e"ntgu.
Icei.. az.
H. 1. wAHMOgH.
.i:.;'. : :. 's'ues, iaou Eoug..
t.,.. NOT sat" ;Usit,T.i. that executive
Cc,ueh.v has been eytcn.o'!to coiored con
v.ct- on the alleged ground th-: laid con-
! vlr.~ v":" sentenced ~ The irniteD iirI
,.r ,u.f''c.,i reasons.
! JOHN Il. Malta. Clerk.
, NJ a.: which your ,.'nn.iter most re-.
eI'r.i".iy submit.
T. J.. WEBER Chairman:
\ ! SiPiiER.
; j HENRI ZURICH.
".JAS!LH BLACKBURN.
Ni. H.: '"r Uovee! - ':'.?.nse with the
:eadin. :. 'ir'a!! # me :e:e.'. ai.s THAI 1t
. *e pr'n'"'; IL he i..'r',.:.
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az SON :rj"re dav ,ntl.lnc- b.il to be
en::!!t. an az: 80: rs. rti.ef OF 6. 5. Sauy:-
me-. -" evil sheriff. pans, ~; Orleans.
! INrRoDUCrI,S 81 Bells.
. 4. UntnilT"us consent. Nr. Brewster it,
! ::"i""ed the following i.l:
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| II Tie pub il schools q: ,',r c.;v -: New O:.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.

Mr.. Barber called up the special order of
the day, Senate bill No. 80, substitute for
Senate bill No. so, bill TO be entitled an
act to provide for the formation, organiza
ton and government of the military forces
of the State of Louisiana; TO maintain the
same. and tn repeal all laws or parts of
laws contrary TO or in conflict with this act.
Mr.. Bar Der then offered a substitute for
both bills, and asked that the same be read.
entitled Senate bill No. 1874, substitute for
Senate bills Nos. 50 and so, I" amend an act
entitled an &C, 10 organize, arm and equip
a Uniformed militia. approved April ). 1870
The constitutional rule was suspended
and the bill read second time.
Mr. Weber moved that the bill be printed
, 1873-01-20

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