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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-22
The Surrender Of Gen. Lee

az AppomdttOr c. IT., "a, AprU 8, 1865.
magnificent 14xlS inch engraving of the surrender
of Gen. Lee, showing the armies. &c. 1t is truly
gem of art, one which should hang in the parlOr of
every southern home. Sent by mail, mounted
cents. Agents wanted. Address
j. w. NJ. BURR0W, Bristol Tenn
Catalogues of Pictures, Books, &c, sent free.
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hnmsanlify aud generosity, IS well as In
power. will carefully refrain from mere
", retaliatory and vindictive measures.
We should mott atssmpt 10 ssiss. OuRs.
aud make i. ansAmeriean State. We
have territory enough aud 10 spare. II
the time approaches wien its depend
ENJOY on Spain should cease, let the sepa-
ration be made on terms honorable to
both. If it takes place OF all, let Cuba
take her position as IN independent re-
public. ~
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Center, the Stokes juryman who spent
his evenings during the trial in Waiting
Harry Hili's and Reddy the Black
smiths drinking dens, and who is
charged with having at least listened to
proposals to sell his vote as q juryman,
has been sentenced to imprisonment for
thirty Days and fine of $3.50 for CON
tempt OF court. This, of course, is tho
end OF the matter; but had Stokes been
found guilty of murder, the conduct of
Center would have been sufficient to SO.
cure the murderer new trial. AS VIC
remarked the other DAY, the law is ap-
parently frumed for the exclusive bepe-
tit of murderers. Positive evidence that
the whole jury has been bribsd to save
Stokes from the gallows would not
enable the District Attorney to obtain
new trial. and to place Stokes once
moro in danger Of receiving the punish.
ment which be deserved. .-Graphic.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-16

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Myrtle Lodge, X. of p.
8. N. Trump-Sewing Machines.
Communication Columbis Lodge.
S. w. Irwin-For Rent.
S5 Reward.
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.,MAILARRAKqx,eHrgs ThesN ofhGrS :
mail opens g. 8O5A.: N. SF. M; CLOSES
IL A. NJ. g p. N! ohaflesson opens 3
A. M, $50 r; Mr; ssoseIs 4. NJ, b:P!
NJ. Western open 6 a. IT,, 1850 r. M;
closes 6. 1.30 p. NJ. Z Greenviile opena
6.45 p. NJ; closes GA. M. .lWilmineton
open.4 P. NJ; closes 16. 80 a. NJ. On
Sunday open from 2 80 to'3 80 p. M ''
The LAST RAoEs.-An exciting trot-
ting match took place, yesterday, at the
race conrse OF the State Auxiliary Joint
Stock Association, the best three in five.i
Huntress was the favorite against the
feld-selling Mt two to one; Goshen
Maid the next, selling at the same
against the feld-Huntress out. After
tho second round, Goshen Maid depre-
ciated, nnd Little Mack became the
next favorite. Huntress took the lead
throughout the four rounds. and kept
it, while Little Mack followed next after
the first heat. The race stood as fol.
lows: Huntress first; Little Mack se-
oond Goshen Maid third; Malsie fourth.
The purse was SITS; 800 to the Artt
horse; $50 to the second; $25 to tho
third. tn
PLAN TO RELIEVE THE SrATE-A
subscriber" sends US plan by which
the State may be relieved of it's present,
em5arraesments. It only requires the
sacrifice Of the emoluments OF Office for
brief season. The plan is not a bad
one. The only impediment we see to
its being carried out is the possible un.
willingness of oficials to abandon the
luxurious life they are now leading and
serve their beloved State" purely for
the love Of country. II carried out in
good faith, we would come out bright as
new pin in short while. We hope
the experiment will be tried:
l. Let the State be declsred bank
rupt. and the whole debt be repudiated.
the next two years, and this will absorb
oil of the bills of the Bank of the State
5. Let all the members Of the General
Assembly serve without pay for two
years. or resign and allow others to be
elected, who, for lore Of country. Wild
50. .a ..t
l. Let the Governor and the judges
serve without pay for tho next two
years, or resign, aud allow others to- be
elected, who, for lone Of country, will do
go. y-A,in
6. Close the public schools and COL
| Ieges for two years.
Z. Let the PenitcntiarJ be made self
supporting. by the present Superintend.
ent. or some other
g. Let the jails be kept mp by County
taxes; the decision OF the Supreme
Court only affecting the State
| 8. Let the Asylum be supported by
private charities. ls ~
10. Close, for two years, all the
State Offices, and require the Board
of County Commissioners to make
returns of the taxes directly to the
Governor, together with certificates
Of some National Bank that tho
amount collected has been deposi-
ted. subject to the order of the General
Assembly, ut its regular meeting, at the
expiration Of the two years. :.
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CAUSE AND EFFECT Tho New York
Star, with reference TO the causes and
cure of panios in general, thinks the
great trouble is ''buying on time.
Abolish the credit system: oome dom
to the hard pan OF pay as you 60, and
all serious psnios are ended now and
forever" AS another preventive of
crashes, it is suggested that every insti-
tuition holding public trusts be required
to deposit with the State absolute guar
antees equal to their responsibilities.
No individual should be permitted to
gamble in the natipnal prosperity or
safety, but work for the public on equi.
table principles.
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Upon the 'Outer wall" OF female
college at Akron, Ohio. the other morn
ing was discovered, conspiouously dis
played, the sign Domestic Sewing Ma
chines." Some of those specimens of
total depravity known rs college atu
dents did il. f.4,
Helmbold still lives, and has oard in
the London Cosmopolitan. dated Lang.
ham Hotel, in which he complains of
the slurs passed upon him by New
York paper in calling Jay Cooke & %.
and Henry Clews & 90. ''Buohu
bankers"
Mr.. Ressemer's patent steamship,
with cabin hung on double swivels to
prevent sea sickness, Is nearly ready for
launching.
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SIS Reward.

EFT at tho Fair building. MI OVER.
IL COAT. The finder will secure tho above
reward By calling at the store of Il. c.
Shivnr & Co. Nov III
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For Rent,

NNHE STORE. with back entrance, now oc.
Il cupied by the Central National Bank,
from and after the l5th of January, 1874.
Inquire OF s. W. IRWIN
Nov 16
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-16

PHGNINIASA.- may bo true that ne
cessity is the mother Of invention, but
it is nso true that invention does not
always wait on necessity.
A man proves himself fit to go higher
who shows that he is faithful where he
is.
a superior quality OF champagne is
now made with petroleum as the chief
Ingredient The manufacturers claim
that it is the best that has ever BEN
zine.
10 be open to argument and to be
open TO conviction, are two different
things.
Secret kindnesses done to mankind
are rs beautiful as secret I'M uries are de.
testablc.
A platform philosopher says tha.
man falls in love as he falls down stairs
by accident.
What notes compose the most favorite
tunes, and how many tunes do they
compose? Bank notes; they make for
tunes.
Some whiskey that people drink is
composed of alcohol, burnt sugar, Gay
emo pepper, sulphurio acid and little
favoring of oil-fusil, we presume.
Railroads have now three gauges
broad gauge, narrow gauge and mort
gage.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
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New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

chronology il only two days after the Ghosts revelation
Hamlet, In his assumed madness says;
LOOK you how cheerfully my mother looks and my
father died within two hours"
ophela simply and promptly replies
"Nay tits t,cice tco months, my lord?
In this statement Hamlet at acquiesces On the
testimony of these two witnesses. Hamlet and ophelia,
Mr. Woods is conented 10 rest his case lie would taKe
the word he assures u.s. of this unfortunate lady and
gentleman against any opinion Of actor or critic who
ever lived. II seems to that he has made thor
oughy sound and strong argument aud 1t is no wonder
that the editor of his literary remains pronounces 1t "an
extraordinary circumstance that 1t reserved for so
young a critic as Mr. Woods 10 discover, from Shakes
peares own text plain TO these vexed questions
which does not seem to occurred to the most emf
nent commentators"
have lett myself space in which TO speak Of the
Letters and Stories" which make up the rest OF this
volume-letters which prove Mr.. Woods TO have been
one of the very best of newspaper correspondents and
stories so fresh and vigorous and realistic to make
lis feel that in losing him the world lost of its born
story-telers His work clear and strong, full OF
ability and OF findividualtyyet, when we consider how
young he when he died. it all seems promise rather
than a performance. 1t the brief, fragmentary
work of journast-suggested by occasions, and how
ever well done, forgotten for the most part with the de-
maDd to which Il answered. If this world were ALL one
might indeed repine that he who could do so well must
lay down his pen soon But the nexte be put the
proongaton the heavenly sequel of this there those
who knowing our dead friend well believe him to have
been ready for promotion Perhaps is there not here
that the real work is done and from the vantage
ground Of those loftier nights he may look back and
smile in ptyng wonder at our shortsghed regrets that
he writes columns Of earthly newspapers for us
70 road LcH.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

"The Diary Of the Beseged Resident needs conneBdson ho
Won Moltke Versailles pronounced extremely interesting Al
disputes with the letters from Metz in the Journal he
place OF honor the correspondence Of the perod
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

s missing letters Of Besege Resident way Inferior
to those that have hsd columns Of
style writing reminds Of Mr. Bernsl obcrnes
sngs style and the siege themselves
neusr felicity He the Of putting place ooserTa
lions in a novel way, generally telling, and often singing"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

he superiority descriptions the War which were forned1
THE DAILY acknowledged Therefore the eo
lection historic commentary and the connected exposition Of The
events the war thus produced be pronounced tho
highest useful The Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS
sreeed those journals promp,ude copOasne and
accuracy" ,
from the columns THE DAILY NEWS the
Beszed Resident in Paris" Of vhien the following
nninio expressed:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
PAIL MALL GAZETrR.

The Be.ged Resident led life Which, reflected his faihisl
rsgea Of very Vsnety
which would fancy that life the population Of closely
inv city M be deaeent"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

MANY equal descriptive sIecuaon the sne defines
atoms similar novels In Csrye fredenes
the Great, The accounts Metz which the fullest
eu abound in what we might sketches The
description o. the Battle Of Sedan Is masteSytece"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
JnBirnriicn.

DHONOGRAPHY AND REPORTING.-Free
Glasses Cooper Union az PoDaIsy C.. . mesS FRYE
DAYS TRlRsDAYs and FRIDAYS ELIZA b. BURNS, Teacher,
Private Classroom, 30 Part-ro~
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

Most Enghmen value for all purposes Of the connu '
tons pubshed in THE DAILY NEWS the most critical evets
we're evolving themselves Of this correspondence that ihe
efforts made 10 this country 10 saoe0r u0
arieted French peasants took their nse'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
MORNING POST.

"hos completeiy the truth Of the Beseged Residents
roboed the revelations contained in the diary which the author
penned much diligence and persistent observation Some tho
from the ultra and
with little anecdotes brighten the heavier portions
the diary well s enghteu the various points relating
the progress the siege These desuoy remarks Afford but
meagre of this comprehensive and ably written
We have however Abstained from closer examination Of tie
avoid forestang with which will be read
Of the diary printed for the first and thus
which in ia imperfect state received with favo
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

peculiar cync remarks Of the Rssdeac
lucky which shut this Keen obsesnt
Pars and elected sseh graphic account OF the siege'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

personal element these letters unqueonAbJ lss
gave 1t certain that the despesbe as
and unworthy the Beseged IS the ehrobr VII
truthful Of the greas
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
YEw.YORK TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

fTHE DAILY NEWS dstanced al other European ourDa
he fallnsss, promptness and accuracy Of its news"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

"The Beeed Resident keen-sghied Of the world
Evey sometimes whimsical buno aud reendeasy reporter
Of the Of the entertaining subo
" the brought forth.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
ILLUMINATED TIMES.

"The transendent stride which THE DAILY NEWS has IA
during the war displaying suddenly abant supremacy over ia eos
pO.rss mas naturally excited both curiosity and admiration
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
SPECTATOR.
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.

"Ths Disy Of Beeged Resident in Paris will certainly fon
one Of the most remarkable records Of episode BIZ
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
ILLUSTRATED TIMES.
LONDON SOCIETY.

"The letters from the Beged Resident always rsey
and thoroughly unique in their matter as in their style.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
Geacners.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE uNIo NEW,
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THB UPTOWN
OFFICEs Nos 5 West Thirty second JOB West Twentird-
st. up p m At regular ohce nteS
N educated American Lady wishes to TEACH
N private family erehange for home References exchanged
Address r. r. PROCTOR Station d. Bible Hoase.
ga mer. School Institute IA Bond-st., supplies
schools and families Teachers Teachers wanting
aous Application Form w senernsrhon Actof
A GOOD TEACHER WANTED-Male or fe-
N male good opening salary ma at first Apply at 81 Park
row. Room 90
TEACHERS WANTED (LADIES) for Vocal
Il Instrumental Music Mathematics and Latin Germsn ana
French and Panan French Apply Immediately at AhE bDU'
CATIONAL UNION, 737 Broadway.
VVANTED-A LADY fully competent to
TBACH Vocal and Instrumental Music Methodist preferred
Address Rev. JS0 WILSON Wilmington, Del.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
BRITISH oUARrERLY REVIEW

Te excellence THE DAILY NEWS correspondence has tern
matter Of common aotoety aal general confession"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

Probably no the campaign amply saed
modern thirst picturesque Tie description Of the haus
Grveote reads page out Of Taus and for awful vyen
stand BY the aide OF Thucydes narrative Of the plague
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

Earlier and fuller other paper has gwen 4beIs
he var has appeared in THE DAILY NEWS"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

81" is the most important anu accurate contribution to the hist
he war have yet seen"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
EXAMINER.

"The letters Of The Reseged Resident from Paris great
hen they appeared from time to time in THE DAILY NEWS
They give lively minute and the main very description Of
Affairs P,rs dung the four months Of is isolation Of
France 0er kindred books win be pubhshed which
eenple,e picture likely be more valuable
the others and we certainly cannot 10 Ind elsewhere
much fnllsess OF detail"
The high character Of the ordinary literary contributors TIE
DAILY NEWS shown by the following works several
reprinted the United states from the Esg sO1s all Of which
haxss al in ftseo
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
EXAMINER

To es. h.s. letters iIrhuous their marvellous ability and
wonderful scearsey were anye acknowledged they appesI
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
RW.YORK NATION,

Ths collection Of letters valuable contribution to the history es
this memorable struggle"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

War Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS Sa'e earned
that paper preeuissnt reputation
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
Daneinq Araoemies.

A DODWORTH,s CLASSES for DANCING,
IA tHo 2l2 fIPTH-AyB.
Mondays s1d Thursdays Tuesdays and
Prdays, Wedneslays and Saturdays
Saturday morning srd Friday evening MONDAY and
THURSDAY evenings for gentlemen For terms &c. send for circular
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
THE GRAPHIC.

The letters are very sInartly written
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
fonoon advertisements.
THE DAILY NEWS.

1.-THE DAILY NEWS (,opdon Bngiand ossr' to all residents 10
Wish communicate with the Esgh public
unersmpled facilities.
Tn. circulation Of THE DAILY NEWS has received a
nary Impetus during the yea from the popularity Won o tho
character Of IL, Poreign and General intelligence The ineci IN 10
upward Of one hundred per and THs DAILY NEWS"
being English Newspaper IN It's constituency %
readers. unsurpassed a. for all classes Of AdVerteneusB
while organ English opinion, has special 70
Americans The high reputation Of THE DAILY NB"s on All
Knsnea subjects 70 be consulted BY bnkes merchants,
brokers' kc and is oonssedy the 0 eoanns for
Financial Advertisements Of every kind.
THE WAR CORRESPONDENCE
of "THE DAILY year bad erirAorHav
sale twelve having already reached suboDed He Fec
Of the criticisms eoatemporses England aud eeEherei
MORNING POST.
"e whOe correspondence Of sphle pc'uea'
ATHESAUM
.ofa tn. contribution, so, Of the there zone more
useful than the volumes before u.s.
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.
9Th. Special corresponden 'TBB DAILY NEWS have 1
passed al employed By the other J'@HaH
SPECTATOR
1.-THE DAILY NEWS By The richest eore'poHdenes
Of value since the war began"
PAIL MALL GAZETTE
"The merits Oe correspondence pcudb by THE DAILY NE"s'
dependd only upon singular pmpt1e but also on Us SDefsas
excellence beng clear accurate, and picturesque
SATURDAY REVIEW.
1E DAILY NEWS Itself preSmiueni 10 the aeea''e,
and value Of every kind Of nengr regard the war"
QUARTERLY REVIEW.
1.-THE DAILY NEWS has greatly distinguished Itself hroeghoo
the by the accuracy Of Its information"
TIE FoRTNIGHTLY REVIEW.
"Ths 1, no need TO commend the correspondence Of THE
DAILY NEWS persOns recall the accounts Of the oat "
.,oe and Sedan and of the terribly Photographic paes Of Meta
during after the siege" -
NEWS
that paper a prespinsnt reputation"
GUARDIAN
Tbs excellence Of THE DAILY NEWS correspondence has tern
matter Of common aotoiety general confession"
BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW
Prob,y Of the recent campaign amply satisfied oar
modern picturesque The description OF the haie o
Gyeotte reads page Of Tstus and for awful yUeness
Of the n.aglen
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

There Is no need oonmead the var correspondence o. III
DAILY NEWS pesons who rsa the accounts Of the oa'e'
GrayeOe and Sedan Of the terribly photographs pe'ae' Of
during and after the siege"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

book on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, Impo-
Dssss sfths OesHs HENRY pAEfLe
r. D.. ~ LszssssSsa hSss kf " sssk
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
TIE FoRTSIGHTLY REVIEW.

QUARTERLY REVIEW.
1.-THE DAILY NEWS has greatly distinguished itseh mroesooo
The war BY tie accuracy fits iniormanon"i
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
THE WAR CORRESPONDENCE
sATuRDAY REVIEW.

"The correspondence procured by THE DAILY Ns"S
depended not only upon singular ponpuiude but also on It's iSbas
excellence as beng at once clear accurate and pietaeqae
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

TIE DAILY NEWS has Itself preSmueni 10 the accuracy
I'd value Of every kind intelligence with regard to the war.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
BOSTON.
LITERARY NOTES.

rxrrRARY REMAINS OF THE LATE GEORGE B.
woops-MR. TESNELs cARrooNs-THE OR
AToRY OF WENDELL PHILHfs-How OLD
WAS HAMLET-wHAT MR. WOODS HAD AC-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23
Superintendent Public Schools In
The County.


At the July Term of the County Court
tho coun.y Superintendent Of Public
Schools is to be elected. The statute re-
quircs that che shall be a persou Of liter
airy and scientific attachments, and when
practical, Ct skill and experience in the
art Of teaching Among other things
is VIII be his duty TO examine the various
teachers in the county and see that they
are competent and issue to them certif-
Gates Of qualification.
The selection Of the righs man is a
duty which the court owes to our citizens
and to postcrity. 1t is the most important
position, particularly to the rising gener-
alton, within the gift Of the county Court;
and we bescech the justices of the peace
to look around and select the best man
for the place.
We have heard several Of our citizens
suggested as suitable persons to discharge
the duties Of the Office, among whom are
Col II. NJ. Polk, }. Milton Hubbard,
Esq, and }. w. Graham. The TWO first
are favorably known to oar people, and
it is needless to peak Of them. The last
Mr.. Graham, is Principal Of the Female
Academy in the town and has we hear
had two years experience in the public
city schools at Nashville and was form
erIy Superintendent Of the public city
! schools oc EGr-fe]d