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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13
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Death of Little walter q. Duggan. of Sc
vier County, Tenn.


Bud Of the morning lovely flower
Scarce was the dew eer shook from thee,
Wher sunk beneath death chilling power
We the withered blossom see.
Borne or an angels glittering wing,
Transported through the jasper skies,
B yond the reach of sorrows sting,
In joyful haste thy spirit flies.
Darling Walter well weep for thee no more,
For thou art now forever blest,
The little pang of death IS DER,
And Jesus smiles to see thee rest
By faith we trace thy shining way,
Through liquid telescopes Of tears;
When angel minds their charms display,
Walters celestial form appears.
Angels shall guard thy lovely clay,
And round thee nightly vigils keep,
Till heaven and earth shall pass away,
And wake thee from thy gentle sleep.
Then from the dust thy infant form,
Shall rise renewed in beautys bloom,
To hail with JOY that glorious morn,
When Christ shall break the mould'riug
tomb
July Is, 1873. AFRIEND.
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PARTISAN STORY.
The Count and His Four Handsome Chariots

One morning in June, 1872, the Count
Oblonowski entered the establishment of
the most celebrated carriage manufacturer
i'm Paris.
a have come to order some chariots
Build them according to your own taste.
Put nothing upon the panels. Build them
in such way that they will be the hand
soonest chariots in Paris. / shall not re-
turn till November. Then let the carriages
be ready
They shall be ready, NJ. lie Comte."
In November he came.
1.-THE four chariots."
"They are ready
The Count inspected them, and was sat
isfied. Two of the chariOts were painted
blue, one in maroon, and one green The
Count said:
" 4 lady will call tomorrow. You will
show her these four chariots, She will
make choice"
The lady came. The manufacturer rec
ognized her as one of the friskiest ac-
tresses of the Varieties.
% will take this one" she said. 1t was
one of the blue ones. "Put my initials, >.
c., upon IL.
The next day the Count arrived.
1.-The lady came ?"
" Yes Monsieur lie Comte,"
4" She chose carriage ~
"Yes, Monsieur Comte."
(Which of them?"
Zone of the blue ones"
Good. Another lady will come to-
morrow. She will will make choice. 1t
is unnecessary to tell this lady that there
were four chariots.p
The next day came the other lady-a
notability of the denli monde, He show
ed her the three chariots.
"Oh, the blue,n said she. II shall take
the blue. You will put my initials on the
panels-L. b.
The next day the Ceunt-the converse
ton the same.
1.-THE lady came-She took chariot
! The blue-Very good-Another lady will
| come to-morrow-You will show her the
two chariots-It is unnecessary to tell
herr &c.
The next day the third lady. The two
others were very quiet in their manners
but the third!
~ am come to see the two carriages or
! dered by Count Oblonowski."
She puts little pair OF gold spectacles
across her nose then she uttered cries of
| horror when she saw the green chariot.
"Oh green; l abhor green. The other
one-where is the other? Maroon, why
maroon? Why didn't the Count order a
blue chariot? My livery is blue. What is
to become of me between this green and
! this maroon ,"
"Blue and maroon go very well togeth
en-"
"Do you think so? Edward, get up on
| the seat"
| Edward, the valet, dressed in blue,
sprang up on the seat and folded his arms.
The lady studied the effect.
Eyes, that may do. However, 1 would
much prefer blue one. Put my arms up
on the pannels.
She gave her name and her address-the
Marchioness de Garlane. 1t was the daugh-
ter of the Count Oblonowski.
The next day the Count paid his last Wis
it to the carriage-maker. The same con-
versation ensued: 1.-The lady came, she
took a.carriage," etc. "To-morrow anoth'
er lady will come. 1t is unnecessary" etc
The fourth lady came. Her manners
were simple-modest. An air of exquisite
sweetness and refinement seemed to float
softly around her. The carriage-maker
showed her the unlucky green chariot
which nobody would have. She thought
it charming.
"You will send it to me Tomorrow" sh'
said. MY name? The Countess Oblo
nowski.
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4 Rich Little Port.

Newport Rhode Island, with population of
1900, claims real estate to the value Sl7G54r-
COO and personal property valued at 50, s82 800
making u total Of S27, 4s7 800 This gives an
average of more than $1,000, 70 each inhab-
liant As there is no business in Newport except
that Of keeping boarding and staring Mt
the people who go their 70 squander their mon
this showing is a little ahead of any other town
Of its size in the country.
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MAR K ETS.
New York.

New YORK, Aug. l1.-Money in de-
mand ut 34a4. Sterling weaker. Gold.
Sll53. Governments little higher. States
dull and nominal.
Cotton, net receipts 500 bales gross re-
ceipts 1905 bales. Futures closed easy /;
sales 1900 bales. The market is weak
and irregular sales 3l5 bales at 2la2l.
Flour little better with request unchag-
ed. Whisky steady, 94l. Wheat la2 bet
ter with fair demand for future delivery;
new western red Ohio, Sl.52. Corn closed
steady. Rice firm, S!a9l. Pork a shade
easier
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State of Tennessee.
SUPREME COURT AT KNOXVILLE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
State ofrennesse. will hold its regular Ia Term ut
Knoxville, beginnins on the second Monday of Sep,
tember next THE 9Th day Of the MONTH tina at said
be first taken simultaneously by the Court sitting in
sections and when the disposed Of thon the dock
ord r named The causes will be He'd by counties, in
the order in which IN aerat ed ia the Acts OF
Assembly establishing the Judicial Circuits.
by order of the Honorable Court.
August 10 1s73-doaw&w't
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TERMS OF SALE:
Original Attachment.
Joel Rem, Admir-, VS.. Henry Talton.

Joel Rem, Admir-, VS.. Henry Talton.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT THAT THE
defendant, Henry Talton is Justly indebted to the
piaipt A. and resident ofths State. urig al
having been levied his property 1t is
hereby ordered that publca ion be made Ia the Knox
willie Chronicle. newspaper BIZ he'd in the city Of
Knoxville for tour successive weeks, notifying said
Henry Talton to appear before me at my office, in the
9TH Civil District of Cooke county. Tennessee the
18th day Of September 1873 and make defense to said
suit or it will be proceeded with ex parte, This Au-
gust lst. 1873. WILLIAM MOORE,
vliil3wi j. p. for Cooke county.
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The demand for drugs during the past week
has been very active Prices on most of the
staple drugs and chemicals have had an inn
proved tendency. Gum opium rules firm at ad-
vanced prices. we now quote NJ $500 per h.
Quinine steady at 81 50 per ounce Morphine,
81. 90 per ounce and advancing. Linseed oil
we quote shade lower at 81. 10 in Dbl. lots
Turpentre unchanged at 75c per gal. as want
ed. Cnlome, Sl.75 per To- Lyte's Elixir in
great demand but no advance in price.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ll.-Flour in good
demand stock scarce extra family So %
a5.5O; No. l So. 25a0 80; fancy SS.00as. 80
Corn firm at 55a60, sacked. Pork firm at
Sl6.75. Bacon firm shoulders DIAL clear
rib l03alli clear sides II packed. Lard
steady 9a94 fer tierce; 9lal0 for keg, and
for steam.
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Philadelphia young ladies are quite cele-
brated for their dexterity in bowling at
Cape May and Atlantic City. They APP
pear to have decided taste for the health
fnl recreation, and usually spend the great
er portion of the morning in the ten-pin
alley, on the walls of which are recorded
the brilliant deeds in matters of "ten
strikes, " cooked hats, y and "sparesn of
Misses Brown, Jones, and Robinson, of the
Quaker CITY.
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1T. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. ll.-Flour quiet and
unchanged for only order trades. Corn
dull and dropping No. > mixed 37a3S.
Whisky steady, 81. Pork firm, Sl6.75al7.-
90. Bacon stiff shoulders, 9sa94; clear rib
side, I0ialOs clear sides, 10, and closing
with an advancing tendency. Lard quiet
with small lots of refined at S1aS3
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13

A fashionable woman reading that the
Hoosac Tunnel cost nine hundred dollars
Ryard, declared with emphasis, that she d
"have dress pattern off OF that piece, II
the old man didn't Jay up cent for the
next two years.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Aug. ll.-Flour firm in
fair demand at So. l5a6.35. Corn in good
demand at 45a47. Provisions firm. Pork
quiet, SlG.75. Lard quiet, steam nominally
S kettle held at 81. Bacon In good de-
mand, shoulders Q; clear rib l0l clear JOE &.
Whisky firm o.
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The man who didn't believe in advertis-
ing has gone into partnership with the
Sheriff, and the latter is now doing the adj
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13

A Western paper says: lowing to the
death of the editor there won't be any
leader Tuesday; but look out for an old
ripper Wednesday,"
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bradley County.

Several lots of new wheat have been de-
livered in this market within the past few
days, at 81 25al. 40 per bushel, according TO
quality.
Cleveland is now blessed with a world of
spring chickens. We have never seen the
quantity as great in any former season.
This certainly must be a great chicken
year. Price, Is cents each, in store goods.
There appears TO be but little demand for
corn in our market, and consequently
figures rule low for this season of the year.
some of our merchants are buying and
paying 80 cents per bushel for it in goods.
We notice upon our streets some OF those
gentlemen again, who vamosed the
rancho several weeks ago on account Of the
cholera excitement. Their personal cons
tour reminds one Of well.kept race horses
high in bone but low in flesh.
Nj J. d. Robson, undertaken and fur
niture manufacturer, at this place, few
days ago, purchased from our County Clerk
j. II. Rucker. who resides three miles
west of tOwn-a walnut tree, measuring, at
the butt epd, AZ inches in diameter ana 81
feet 10 the first lint, making six cuts.
This huge tree is To be sawed ia lumber
estimated to make 1900 feet-and manu-
featured into collins and furniture by Mr..
Roheson. He paid Sl5 for the tree "a ii
stood in the woods.-CteUeidnd Banner.
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People given to cobblers at this season of
thei year are not exactly drowning men,
but they catch at straws eagerly.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-08-13

No man can be a successful poet whose
liver is not diseased.
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The arrival of beef cattle has been liberal for
the last week, and prices have further declined.
We quote No. J. weighing from 800 to !, 900 at
81; fat cattle weighing from 900 to 800 ut y ;
good cattle weighing from 800 70 600 2a2i The
demand is fair at the above prices.
SHEER.
Arrivals light and the demand continues in
good request; bes. ut 24a3 good lambs at 3a3!
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live HtocE Market.

These reports are made up from actual sales,
and the readers ofthe CHRONICLE rely upon
their cOrrectness.l
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Valuable Beds of Iron Ore.

It win be divided into small farms and Sold and then
sold altogether and that sale confirmed which seems
best.
will also sell at the time and place tract of
land containing FL " Acres lying in Dry Valley, adj
joining the lands of Joseph Jones, Hugh Chestnut and
others. -.. "t
I will also sell two mules and a wagon and all the
rent wheat and oats of this years crop.
1 will. in like manner the next day,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH,
in Loudon on the premises sell the house and lot in
which William Russell now lives, known as the HOss
property.
At the time aud place will sal all the house,
hold and kitchen furniture belonging TO the estate,
TERMS OF SALE:
Real property; one fourth Of the purchase price pfd
the day of SALE the remainder In equal installments
Of one and three years, purchaser giving notes
with approved security and lien retained the land
for the unpaid purchase money.
Personal property, notes with approved security
payable in six months. all sums over five oars.
All sums Of hvc dollars and less TO be paid cash in
hand.
For further particulars. address me at Sweetwater,
Tenn J.F. OWEN,
yiiiq-wtf Admir- with Will Annexed.
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FOR SALE
Valuable Lands & Town Property.

DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER AND ARTH0R-
ID ITY i'll vested by the last will and testament
of DR. f. H. Gregory, deceased will, at his late resi-
dence in Monroe county,
On Friday, September 18th, 1913.
offer for sale to the highest bidder the farm known
the HOME PLACE, lying in
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EAST TENNESSEE NOTES.
fcMinn County.

At the competitive examination here
last Friday, for the nomination TO the
West Point Cadetship, there were four
contestants, namely: Thos. Wilhoite and
Thos. Montgomery, of Cleveland, and
John ?. Alexander and w. NJ. Alexander,
of Athens. After thorough and patient
examination, the nomination was award
eu 20 w. NJ. Alexander. The successful
contestant is a son of DIR. VIM. w. Alex
ander, of this place, and is most worthy
and promising youth.-AthenS Post.
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On Friday, September 1
Sweetwater Valley,

three miles from Sweetwater and distance from
Philadelphia, ma gnificent body of land. containing
about 81 X HUNDRED ACRES over half of VIII oh is
in good state ofcultvation the remainder being we'll
timbered and all of it we'll watered. There az etWO
good Dwelling Houses the premises besides Barns.
Stables, Out Houses kc. 1t is also known to contain
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c.MmERCIaL.
KNoxv1LLn wiIoLEsALE MARKETS.

CHRONICLE OFFICE, Knoxville. Tenn,
- a" August u, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-12
Manhood, LioW Lost HOW Restored,

mdnnoou, now Lost HOW RESTORED.
,f+SSYh Just published new edition OF DIR.
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Fits, induced by seli-iudugoncc or sexual extrava-
gancG
~ Price, In n scaled envelope, only G cents.
The celebrated author, IN this admirable essay,
clsary demonstrates from thirty years successu l
practice, that the alarming consequences OF self
abuse may be radically cured without tho Danger
Gus Use OF internal medicine or the application Of he
knife pointing out mods of cure at once, simple,
certain and etectual, by means OF which every SUI
terer, no matter what his condition may he, may
sure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
~ This Lecture should bo IN the hands vi every
youth AMI every man i'll the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any a,l-
dress, pos paid receipt of six cents, two post
stamps.
Also, DR.. os'verwen's wharfage Guide" Price
% cents.
Address the Publishers,
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- r.
o. HiS remuN ed from No. 2II to No. III Marke
Eyss Street. below Third where may he found u
&kA& large AMI carefully selected stock Of Watches,
lcwclrN, silver Ware, silver Plated Ware, Desert,
Dinner and Tea Knives, Clocks, SpcctaceH Rye Glus-
t,s Nt', Ne, ot the most beautiful aad desirable
the best quality
FRENCH CLOCkS
III black, white and NuIitgaod Italian marble which
WI it sold at moderate advance the
prices. '
. Watches, Clocks and Icwclry promptly and care
i4lly repaired BY sklul workincn and warl ntrd 10
S'Nt ""'N''el"h' jan - ny II
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" Hmtnyi0n. DciGlrare.
XH0 MILL be found the largest and best assori-
EXA w mrut III the above goods in thr State
WV ihhd China Dinner Sets Band China Tea
Sets, White China Tea Sets, White China bin
ncr SGts, Edwards White Iron Stone Dinner Sets,
EdMards White Iron STONE Toilet Sets, Edwards
Ware Iron StUnc Tea Scts, Fancy Toilet SETS, great
NNrirtY, Common tiUuds al every description Fancy
Articles la cndles' variety; Hard Rubber Handle
Knives; Plated Forks, Spoons tastuts &c. Plated
Tea Sets, oi hest qualify; Cut Glassware. OF every
descriptions Pressed Glassware, Of every descripi on
Coal pil Lamps, Portland kerosene ui, Lamp chm
ncAs, Nc. The attention ul thOsr in want OF I nhny
goals Isl nNitcd 10 my stock OF goods in hs line The
puay of the gouds u The best ui tlu Kind that can IL,
found aud the prices low ;s good puutls can hr sl
Jan LII TlluS. Y. DENOliMANDIE.
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THE
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o EN r u e Y III 4 4 y TIM ERy
* MILES FROM WILMINGTON.
risties.
100000 HALn'e KARLr rRAcA, D new variety, ano
rtpens two weeks rIser than anH othor PoAci,
100000 Standard and DIV ART PEARL of leading kinda
STAFOAnD APPLK TRkks, Including 400 varieii@'
Standard Cherry Trees, Leading Varieties.
Neetarine, Apricot and Plum D., Trees.
10000 OF one and two old GRArHvi Nes, com
brlsing AZ the Leading Varieties.
Also q large stock Of Dwarf Cherries, Dwarf Apple
Trees, including Ornamental Trees. ShrabbSry and
Evergrocns In variety.
100000 STRAwBxnRY pLAHrs,viz:
Great Agriculturist, knsse's rrolihc French Seed
ling, Great buffalo Seeding, Albany Seeding
$4,000 blackberry PlsDts, LAYTON orne~ Rochalle.
Dorchester, High Bush, Wson's early ALI It
tAnnv.
100 600 Raspberriss .sading Varieties, Phllssi-
phla, hardy and productive Do0little 4 improves
Black Cap, Aliens Red Game, Red Prolific, Bells
de Fouhtenay, everbearing, perfectly hardy AM
productive from Jniy " October. hiani t'"i
CLARK.
Ourrants- Onerry, White Grape, ited Dutch. Waite
Dutch, Black English and Black Mamie. i
ughton's Seeding, Ameriash -,
English In variety.
RhubArb Victoria, best market or table use.
Asparagus-rwo year old plants.
HKDeINe PLANTS in variety.
For complete description OF Varieties OF Fruit
Flowers, SUD my Descriptive Catalogue.
All Of the above will be Sold In small large guam
| Titles to suit the purchasers.
All Trees and Plants guaranteed true 10 name.
| For Descriptive Catalogue address -
| wM. ~. p TIERS,
avIIl lls
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TO MOROCCO DRESSER.S.

Geo. Crossley, No. 80 John street, Philadelphia
nsrectinlly informs the Morocco Manufacturers OF
Wilmington and vicinity, that he has invented a ma
chine for tntng and glazing morocco, which will 10
third more wtrk than any other machine in use
that VIII not rnck the leather, but make 1t softer than
any other machine. IN addition only occupies one
story.
The subscriber will put UP machines anywhere
Address hun by letters, $40 John Street, PHILADELPHIA
oct 2s-tf
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EUREk 4 !!

-aa l}uniops, Coru,, etc.. Cured.
No tain iiltie expense, and short tino required.
Send fss cents aud stamp tor presciiptin aud d.
ioctiOns. j. r. HAISES. NJ. D.,
226 ssop street, Phii4da. ia.
u. S.-fbS la no humhuy. apI20
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MTLLERs HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS

Fouts attic Powder, II II. II. Eminent, Roberts
Embrocation, Chicken Poulty Powder and all prom
ineN Patent Medicines In the market. for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
w ilminxtOn Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-12

ircate it'll tho utmost success, by j. ISAAC, NJ b.,
and Professor vi Diseases of the EYE and EAR (his
speciality in the Medical College of Pennsylvania ~
yeas experience, Formerly of Lcydcn, Hoai,d,) No.
Sl5 ARCH street. Philadelphia. Testimonials can he
seen at his office. The medical faculty invited
accompany their pntitnis, he has in his
Irtctcr Artificial Eyes inserted without pain, No
harge tOr examination. rg1 1y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-12

N fW fhEPAna1 iUlNS n. bringnurst < Co.,
" desire II call the attention OF physicians and
others interested, to tho following pt eparat
0f their own inEnu actuTa which are destined To oc.
cupy pr. mnent POSITION as the most popular OF
tho nutritivc tonics.
WINRA BERP, each Tablespoonful III representing
the nourisbing constituents OF one ounce of fresh
Beet WITH the gentle stimulating properties Pure
Sherry Wine.
WINE OF BEEF AND Iron, containing the same as
the above with the addition OF three gpns OF Citrate
oil Iron in each Tablespoonful.
ELiNIR OF BEkP, each tablespoonful representing
the houri+hment OF one ounce OF Fresh Beef with a
dess art-s poo iul Of Finest French Brandy.
ELIXIR OF BEEF, lRoN, AND CALlsAYA, each
Tablespoonful Ut which contains lie nulrishing
fyiYrh"sI.h To- oi irOu, eight grains OF Gnlisayn
linrk, with Finest French brandy.
he above elegant preparations are palaiable
aud rmiiotm in strength ha wing for their basis lure
Extract oi Beef, tht utritye ami restorative value
OF which IN debiiitaied conditions OF ne syste is
We established. They eminently a,lapted ion
Tho treatment OF those suffering from the debility
re-ultng rom protI acted illness In the SINKING stages
OF typhoid and other fcveis in the exhaustion and
fatigue arising from excessive work. loss OF appe-
ute, impaired digestion apd Dyspepsia. As resto-
rative AMI inyigorAtOr uey are invaluable for the
cohyalescent in the debility accompanying old age,
N the rapid growth OF children and In ali forms of
general debility attei ded by defective nutrition
nervous rrostratlon and AN Impoverished condition
eli the bObd.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail by
l.. BRINGHURST 81 CO.,
o:sth X Market Sts.. Wilmington.