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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09
Chancery Court at SevIervuIe.
J. I. Trotter vs.. Enoch Atchley ct ais.
ORIGINAL and Amended Bills.

IN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING FROM COM
pla,nants hills which sworn 10 t4at the Defend
ants SETH Atchley, Calvin Atohloy Josiah Davis Mi
and nsband, - hickman. are non-resid Jpts md
ht the names and residences of the heirs Of
Of Martin Atchley. deceased Of Amos Ktciiey, de.
ceased and Of Al Moore, deceased arc upkuown so
any Of said respondents 1t is therefore ordered nv
the Clerk and Master, that publication be made for
ur consecutive weeks in the Knoxville ly Cbron-
icle newspaper published in the city of Knoxville
state OF tennessee, notifying nonresiden mt defend.
ants ana ga sp0nden whose names and res dences
ere unknown TO- appear before the Chancery Court m
aeIerye on the second Monday Of Oc ober newt and
Huke "tIense 70 sald h'll7 mr. the some will be taken
TO- euuiasaa and the ctY.0 o. them sot ion hcntn
exp re- This III day %, July, A, D., 1879. ''H
'"'Mt ID. i. GASS O. 4 NJ
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Drugs.

The drug trade continues active, with good
sales Prices are firm with few changes. We
quote Harris Relief, $500 per dozen. Lytle's
Elixir $500 per dozen; Gum Opium $500 per
hi sulph. quinine $2,75 per ounce; sulph. NOR
phine IS cents per dram; cinnamon bark 80 cts
per ID; parlor matches S275 per gro.; window
glass is trife weaker though unchanged.
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baltimore Market.

BALTINoRE, July 3.-Cotton dull, low
middlings l9al9f. Flour heavy and quiet,
unchanged. Wheat duh and unchanged
western 81 55. Corn firm, stock scarce
southern white 59a6O. Oats active and
higher 4Ga50; western mixed 43a44 white
DO 47a50. Rye unchanged. ayunchanged.
Mess pork Slj 50al7G0. Bacon shoulders
S,as rib sides 81 clear rib sides lO,alOl.
Whisky firm So
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Atlanta Markets.
PRODUCE MARKET.

ATLANTA. June eth. 1873.
CoREAWhte e0as2; yellow SO.
CORH MEAL-1SaS0 per bushel.
WHKAT-Red 81 90a2 O0 white SO LOAF 2O amber go O5
aS21O, " " W
OATs-Mixed go.
fLoUR-Fancy Sll o.; extra family $40 IS; family
81 5O extra 81 10 superfne s. 50 fine s6 OOaG 5s shorts
shorts SEQ
WHEAT BRAN-SI GOAL o.
HAY-Clover 81 So timothy al SAL 80.
NEAT MARKBTs.
BULK MEATs-Clear rib ides l0al0l; clear sides lOlL
lQ1; hams lSl4 ala; sugar cured hams (canvassedJ
l5&alG
GARD-Tierces 1O]Ea1O74 cans III; bucket III.
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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, July Flour active and
higher, Ss.75a7.O0. Corn in fair demand
and firm, 46a50. Provisions strong. Pork
firm, S1625al6.50. Lard firm, with light
offerings; steam held at 81; jobbing sales
ofkettle at 81. Bacon-sood demand for
shoulders and clear rib sides shoulders
s; clear ribs sides %; clear sides 93alO.
Whisky irn1 IS
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-09

General ID. ii. Hill, late editor of The
Land We Love, compares the "Saouth" to
Poland, despises the "Nawth," and sends
his boy to the United States Naval School
at Annapolis, or to the other school at
Banner.
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Chancery Court.

This court opened yesterday morning,
Hon. o. Z. Temple, presiding.
l.. ID. Johnson, admir- VS.. John Houser
and others; sale confirmed.
State of Tennessee VS.. Mineral Home
Railroad Company and others; bill dis
missed as to Exchange and Deposit Bank
and John Baxter.
Josiah Small VS.. w. and +. Small and
others decree of last term modified.
NJ. Bowman VS.. Shropshire and others I;
reference to Master.
McClung d Bettertons VS.. p. A. Pelham
and Others account ordered. $50 F.
IL. ID. Lee and wife VS.. John Damron
and others; biddings on ground between
National and Gray Cemeteries be opened,
and to stand open till Saturday, July 18th,
at II o'clock.
r. II. Swepson ct al. VS.. Knoxville Gas
Light Co. and others; two months allowed
to except to the Masters report, and the
Clerk and Master ordered to loan fund on
hand.
j, c. Gillespie VS.. J. r. McEwen ct al.
order for Clerk to cancel and deliver up
notes.
John Splan VS.. Mary Fenton ct al; J. f.
Noe allowed to become a party.
Il. NJ. Gault and wife vs.. II. NJ. Palmer;
sale confirmed.
S. r. Bradshaw and wife VS.. +. J. Booth
and others; sale confirmed,
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LOuIaYiIIe Market

LOUISVILLE July Flour in good de-
mand; extra family $3.50. Corn steady,
36a3S for mixed and white, sacked. Pork
steady, SlG.00a16.50. Bacon firm, with adj
vancing tendency; shoulders 81 sides IOl;
Lard steady; choice 9a9l; in kegs, 81: small
orders One.eghth or one-fourth higher.
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Live stock Market.

[These reports are made up from actual sales,
and the readers ofthe CHRONICLE NAV rely upon
their correctness
BEEF CATTLE.
Dali on account CT there being but little fresh
meats eaten. Some six or eight head of beef
cattle sustains this market one week at present
We look for no improvement in the market till
the hot weather is over. We quote fat beef cat
tie weighing from $50 to 800 pounds, 3a34 /; fat
cattle weighing from JOOto $50 pounds, 2!a3c.
SHEEP,
The demand for fat sheep continues good, and
pound gross. Fat lambs sell readily at BIC
gross,
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ST. Louis Market,

ST. LOUIS, July Flour firm with
only a local and order demand, superfine
winter, 81. 25a7.75. Corn quiet, unchanged,
No 2'miXed, 30. Whisky lower, SsaSSl
PorA higher, Sl6..5alG.5O Bacon higher,
and generally held at for shoulders clear
sides, lOalOl. Lard dulI, refined, 81.
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THE COURTS.
County Court.

Court met yesterday, His Honor Justice
G. w. Jones, presiding, all the Associate
Justices being present, with the exception
of Esquires Mabry and Carter.
The following Jurors were appointed for
the Criminal and Circuit Courts:
CRIMINAL COURT.
LIST District, w w Dunn; I'd, II j Simp
son; Sd, b Burton 4th, J S Tarver; 5th,
John Lester; 9th, VIM Y Cox; 9TH, J A
Ogg Sth, VIM Wood and A Keith 9th,
J H Acock and VIM Smith; 10th, II A
Conner; 18th, Ed Rudder; 12th S H Da-
Wis; 18th, T Doyle; 14th, r. p. Johnson;
18th, 4 w Rose; 10th, III L Cliff and Geo
G p Hufiaker; 18th, j p Jack and William
McNutt, 18th, VIM Larue 10Th, John
Chumlea; Goth, John Tolson; 2lst, L d
Johnson.
CIRCUIT COURT.
1st District, John A. Howell F2d, w a
A Conner 3D. A A White; 4th, A o Car
den 9th, Milton Norris 9th, p f Gentry;
eth, John NJ Stanley Sth, John Tunnel
9Th, c l. Howard and L G Grant 10th, o
b Stone; 18th, Issac Baker; 18th, II
Nickle; 18th, John Willoughby, ST., 18th,
j c Giffin; 18th, l. ID DeArmond and G. NJ
\ Fortner and J NJ Armstrong; 18th, G J
Crawford James T Smith 10Th, Joshua
Frost; 2lst, Lewis Anderson.
entire forenoon and part of the after
noon was occupied in making appropria-
tions, one of which was paying the eX-
pens of the last Criminal Court TO the
amount of S507l2
The veXed question of caring for paupers
was brought up ON a motion to recede from
a rule adopted at the April term of the
court, providing that no appropriation
should be made for this purpose, but that
all needing assistance should go to the
poor house. The motion failed and the
court adheres to this rule. During the dis
cussion it was stated that there is no more
room for paupers at the poor house.
DIR. Frazier made some statements in re-
gard to the cholera at Fountain Head, Civ
en- elsewhere, when the Court appointed
the Doctor and a. a. Conner, Esq, as a
committee to employ physician to visit
the place, and to see that these families are
supplied with proper food and that all nee
essary steps be taken to prevent the spread
of the disease.
The SALARY of the County Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction was fixed at $500
per annum, his SALARY to commence from
the 1st of April.
The President of the Montgomery Pike
Company came into court and turned over
that road to the county, which was accept
ed, and Messrs. l.. G.. Houk and J. G.
Childs were appointed committee to re.
pair the bridge over Second Creek, near
the rolling mill.
The Bridge Commissioners were ap.
pointed committee to fix rate of tolls
over the bridge; also to report the number
of toll-keepers necessary and the salary
that should be paid them. They were also
vested with power to receive the bridge il
completed before the next meeting of the
Quarterly Court.
The court refused to pay the County AS.
| SCISSORS more than the law allowed.
In of ha priAnra igafo
a further appropriation of S25, 900 was
made. to complete the bridge by vote o.
SO to 3,
The new road law, passed by the last
Legislature, was rejected by a vote of % tc
| 10.
Court adjourned to meet again mex
| Monday morning.
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C9M MEKCIAL.
KNOXVILLE WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Grain aud Produce.

CHRONICLE OFrcE, KNOXVILLE, TENN,
July g, 1878.
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CHA cry SALE
OF
A Valuable House and Lot
IN IL NON-NrII L Il mIrArNr

o.244S.
DCRSUANT TO 4 DECREE PRONOUNCED At
Il the March Term. 1873. of the Chancery Court mt
hn9Ty1le n the case of the Knoxville Iron Company
front of the court house door in Knoxville.
On Tuesday, the 9Th dag Of Augost, 1873,
at IL o'clock, A. M at public auction to the highest
bidder, the house and lot mentioned and described in
the pleadings, lying in the city of Knoxville county
Of Knox and State of Tennessee fronting about 100
feet on Main street and adjoining the property of NJ r.
Smith and Others.
TERMS:
Said sale will he made on a credit of six and twelve
months. and in bar OF the equity redemption Notes
with approved security, bearing interest from date
will be required Of the purchaser and lien retained
on the property as further security. July 3D. 1873
Nll5dlM3 NJ. i. PAITERSON. c. X NJ
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-15

Obstruction Of nasal passages, discharge fall
ing into throat, sometimes profusc, WAtery,
hcrid, or thick and tenacious, mucous purulont,
bloody, putrid, offensive, etc, In others dry
ness, weak or inhamOd eyes, ringing In cars,
deafness, alterations, scaba from ulcers, voice
altered, nasal twang, offensive breath impaired
smell aud taste, etc. Few only OF above symp-
toms likely to be present in any case at one
time.
To euro-take DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical
Discovery earnestly. to correct tho blood and
system. which arc always at fault also 10 act
specifically, Rs Il does, upon the diseased glands
aud lining membrane Of tho nose and Its COM
mnnicatlhg chambers. The more ! hco Of this
odious disease, tho more positive Is my belief
that II we would make treatment Perfectly rue.
o,sg6il In curing II, wO must ine conditional
ftGimrni to act through tho blood, rs well A. \
soothing aud healing local application. DR.:
SAgG'r CatRrTh Remedy, whom used warm and
applied with Dr.. Piercc's Nasal Duuchc, effects
cures upon common sense rational and
scientific principles, but Ia mild, soothing and
healing properties, to which the disease gradu-
ally yields, whom tho system has been put In
perfect order by tho use Of Golden Medical
Discovery. This Ii the only perfectly safe,
scientific and successful mode Of acting upon
and healing It.
SO successful has tho above course OF treat
mont proven that tho proprietor oiier $500 rc-
ward for a case he can not cure. All the
means sold by Druggists. II. v. Priert, NJ,
d., Proprietor, buffalo, n. i.-Coin.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-15

HART DIsEAsE.-Mhny persons suffer
with heart disease without knowing 1t
suddenly they drop of, and their
friends are astonished, on a post mortem
examination, to learn that they died OF
heart disease. The heart, like the
brain, is the seat Of liie-its diseASes
are OF several characters, The most
common arc valyular diseases, fatty de-
generation, and functional derange.
ment. II the liver becomes deranged,
and digestion is impaired, the heart,
through sympathy and iuxtaposition,
becomes abnormal. The following
symptoms indicate approaching disease:
pllpitation, giddiness, faintness, nerv.
ous prostration, derauged digestion,
vertigo, cold extremities, etc, etc, for
which the old school will administer
iron, opium, anthony, mercury, and
many other mineral poisOns. Heart
disease is blood disease-purify the
blood; remove distractions to n lmpid
circulation by taking that Vegetable
AUerati,e, YiSE0AH BrTrIRs, and you
will be a sound person in two or three
months,-COm.
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"Children make Christmas what il
Is, said Aunt Prim. az remember my
baby. nice little Plum, cherished n firm
belief that Santa Claus lived up the
chimney; and as Christmas drew near,
and visions OF possible gifts filed her
little heart, she would go slowly and
timidly 10 the fire, hesitate moment,
aud then deliver, aloud, 'Tea.set : up
the chimney, running away instantly as
fast as she could, with vague fear Of
pursuit from the unknown deity. We
used to hear her calling out these ab.
rupt messages OF al hours OF the day
Dolls, Nos yhrk, Yittle tart wild
horses were fred up the chimney like
minute.guns, Once, when she had
been ffetful, her mother endeavorcd to
quiet her by the suggestion that Santa
Claus might hear her. This seemed 10
have an effect. Miss Plum sat de.
murely on her little stool for some time (;
but finally the idea Of an unseen sen.
ttnel became oppressive, and going to
the CRATE she called out, Santa Claus,
you needn't watch me any more my
mamma can take care Of me-"
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How II Takes II.

The Whitewater (wis.) Republican
Republican) thus heads its returns
showing the election OF the farmers
candidate, the lines being interpreted
with ditched cars, inverted ROSTERS,
ETC.: "Reform triumphant: the Shung.
hai train nil in the ditch; We go pitch.
ing up Salt Greek with a few Democrats
for pilots; frosty time for Shanghai
poultry; Washburn returns to La Crosse
and Taylor moves in from the country ;
the Reformation is upon us no more
hard times no more long winters no
more bad debts; no more high taxes ;
no more potato bugs, no chinch bugs,
nor weevil bugs, nor murrain, nor
drouth wheat shall bring 80 bushel,
and yield twontly bushels to the acre ;
and whisky DO five cents a glass there
shall DO railway in every township,
and every man have free pass the
hens shall lay two eggs n day, and
plow.horses trot in $40. Verify, it
must DO now that the Kingdoms com.
ing and the year Of Jubilo."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-15

A Curious BOOK" VIM. NJ. Tweed
has carefully kept diary OF his life,
says a New York journal, land he pro.
poses, now that he occupies felons
cell, to give the world some startling
disclosures. lie proposes to tell his
manner Of doing business, whom ho
bought to serve his purposes, and what
the average price OF Legislators is,
Probably no one man in the country
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dreds Of stRight-lnced, proper-acting
people will by this be shown mp in their
proper light, aud the world at large
will get an idea Of the inner working Of
a gigantic Ring"
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