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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

CAIRo CITY MILLs.-This Touring mill
shu. down Saturday to thoroughly over
haul and &c! ready for the busy season.
The proprie,ors have large force at
work and will have everything as good
a. new by the Eth OF July. The City
Mills used over 100000 bushels OF whes,
lac, season, aud erpec. to grind a: least
275,0OO blshels during the coming year
These mills have q worldwide reputation
Their brands are known and called for
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific. They
lately dlled several large orders for com.
mission firm at Havana, Cuba.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

Oaand after this date all persons are
-o,is.i no, to give " sell intoxicating
liIuoy 70 my husband Thomas sullivan
and no. to hsrJor him under penalty Of
the law, ELLEN Sullivan.
Cairo, H. June %, is7I 2i-6-2s.G.
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WILCOX.

TES pounds OF brown sugar for al
pounds beet coffee sugar nj u, pounds
Of thoice butter al ST. baking powder 4jc
perbi Imperial tea at 81 q tbs coffee
- z Wilco1's Block. l07-2.i-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

The MuRDIRER-Tho grand Jury
brought 10 a bill Of murder sgAias: WA.
Gupion. There was talk Of having BIZ.
case como before the court this week, bus
.ns 10 not probable. II il should be called
be will, without doubt, take a charge Of
venue to sone other county, claiming IS
reason Tia. the peopls Of this colH!y
are 60 pref ldiced that he would not re-
ceiye justice. Several Of Gup;ons rel
ati7es arrived in the city yesterday, and
are negotiating for attorney. c defend
him. We learned d. n late hour that
Linsgar Is Lan,den hal been selected
10 help him through.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

full supply of all kinds of flowers and
viii take pleasure in filling rders
left with him. 3C.1-l1m
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A GREAT SACRIFICE,

twelve yards Fensdino for IL and
many other goods It similar prices to be
had ~ Daniel HarInan's. Gs-G-l2-tt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

DELTA CITY FIsE CoNrAsr.-The
Delta City fire company have received
their uniforms and will wear them Il. the
parade on tho Fourth. They will be
dressed in black pants, white shirts, black
bolts with gil. letters, and Aremsn's IA
"E"g cape Tno company win turn out
en- mss'e, aud with their gay uniforms and
handsomely decorated engine, drawn by
four horses, will surely attract attention
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

ME. EDIToE:-ln your :his mornings
ieue, notice that notice il given to the
community stating that the Firl: Baptist
church will have L picnic Tor the benefit
of tie church and school. This is falls.
report. / have been pastor Of tho First
Bap,is, church Of this city for nearly
eight years, and | know tina, my congre-
cation does not intend TO have picnic on
the fourth. The whole thing is false.
T. j. SHORES.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

MCGAULEYs soda fountain has q big
run these warm days. Mac knows how
to get up and ures no,hiug bu! tho pure
fruit in making his syrups.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

D. ARrEs * Co. are ju,t receiving the
largest and be-! assorted stock Of saddles
br.iles, harness, etc, ever brough: 10 this
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

WAsnISGroS BAEEBY.-Mr. Joseph
Roneker has taken charge of this well
known establishment, and will, on and
after to-day, be sblo to supply the
public viii choice bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, besides
cakes and confectionarie, Of evory de.
scripuon. Being an experienced and
skiliul baker, Mr, Ronoker will not fail 70
satisfy all who pAtronizo him. l4o
Washington avenue. 8s.7.2lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

BASE BALL Tho Mound City bass
ball club has accepted the invitation e1-
tended TO it by Mr. Phil Howard to play
the Cairo boys match game on the
Fourth, The game will take place on tie
open space opposite the Custom house, al
win be one of tho attractions OF tho Iii.
berniSn picnic. 1t behooyes our boys to
be up and doing or they will DO 'qeft.1
The Mound City club is deyoting all It's
leisure hours 10 practice
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

The This sCicty cele-
brs,ed its fret anniversary TX night at
Schoel's garden. Ia the moth Of June,
1873, j. Schlesingor called only Hs-en-
isier, Joe Huber, John A. kuler, X. v.
Belzuer Rud Heusncker, Jan Koehl,r
and Paul q. Schph, requestg them to
appear ~ a m s,ing AT Schlongers gal
Tory for tho purpose Of organ ng sing
Ing society. On the let OF ally, 1873,
that meeting was held, the sui! being
the singing society, the "Con'rdis = and
At that time the first song va laugh. and
sung Afterwards two MEETINGS per
week lTueslsys and Friday were held.
Tho Concordia commences with eight
singers and no. c4nts twelve
sativo members, and som forty passive
members, During % year the
members gave pgnc!ua attendance on
every evening and tookres. Interest in
the society, but in slrpunting difficult
ties they have their lead',o thank. II IL
to his credit that he Accomplished his pur-
pose, The hrs! pressht for SIX months
was ]. Schlesingor Rho was also the
leader. Tho secretft ana treasurer was
K. V. Beizner. After tho expira.
tion, of their time 10 following officers
were elected
President, p. g. chuu Secretary, r.
V Bolzneri Treaurer, VIM. Kuchsn-
becker Librar.anJC s Kcehlsri Leader,
j, schlesingsr.
Tho above offers are sers ing At the
present time. Tt Concyrdia Is beyond
doubt siuccess,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02
PHYSICIANS GIVE IT THE HIGHEST
MEAD OF PRAISE.
Points to be Boone in Mind ::

worst sores.
CAREOLID ~ALlE instantly allay- the
pain u huIu-.
,NEEOLlD >ALNE cures al rutancou.
CTuI'lOu-.
,AEBOLID AL\Eromoyc- pimpI,s and
IiU'"Ut-.
,AEBOLIC ~ALNE viii cure cuts aud
bruises.
CARROLL, ~NINL ranks at the head ~
.li -aIEe., Ouuupuf- ur other Keeling ulu-
pounds. ami HA- ACHIEVED 4 GIENIIE
EEnTI tTIDS hND HA- 4 LtPDEE rAIF
than auy other similar preparation Of
CUut.wuugau,Uus invr' ton.
sold tlrywcrc. Price % cents.
JOSH y. HENRY. CURRAN * CO..
Prop, and 80 College Place, y. !.
I ..tt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

D. AFTER 81 Co. are jus! receiving the
largest and best assorted stock Of saddles,
brides harness, etc, ever brough, 10 THE
CITY
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

d. AFTER Il Co. are just receiving the
largest and best assorted stock Of saddles,
brides, harness, etc, ever brought 10 this
city.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

Tho largest assortment OF summer
hs,s and caps in the city and for less
money at ID. Hartmsn's. Cs-G-l2-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02
THURSDAY, J6NE 2, 1874.
GENERAL.

CHARCOAL Furnaces at 7. }. KEETH's.
s7-G.lg.tf
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
SHIP

The co-psrtnership heretofore cyisting
between >. b. Ward and H. NJ Roberts
under the firm name Of Ward Il Roberts
is this day Dissolved by mutual consent,
II. u Roberts r-tiring from the firm. s.
3. Ward will continue tho paint, glass
and wall paper business at the Old s,srd
aud will settle all Affairs of the said firm.
$. b. WARD.
III. NJ. RoBRRTs.
G,uro. Ill. Juue oath. 1874. lG.g.g4.i Il
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

CASTORlA IL more tnan SUBSTITUTE Tor
Castor Oil. IL is the only SAFE article in
existence which Is sure to regulate the bow
els, cure windcolic and produce natural
sleep. II ispeasant 10 take. Childrennee
not cry and mothers may sleep. l0-7 WY
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02
ASSIGNEEs NnrIcE

all persons having claims sgains. II.
A. Hhnon are hereby notified TO present
the same TO me Immediately, as all affairs
Of the concern mus: be settled By the 10Th
met. Il. ;. BLAME,
427.2.h Assignee Of II. a. Harmon.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

The e1.rayagsnt prices demanded for
feather busters have deprived tho house
keepers Of moderate means OF their use
Barclay Bros, by purchasing in large
quantities from first hands, are now on.
abled to reduce the prices so as to bring
them within the reach OF all. They also
keep every variety Of window, wall and
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

EsagrAcus BAEBkR sHor.--Rudo.ph
Lolel, an experienced barber, will open
the shop Of the ls!e E.ghsach thi, morn
ing, 'ui conduct 1t for tbe benefit Of
the widow. Patronage VI Rudo!ph vii! 10
an Gct = kAlu.s, to the family of lhs de-
ceased. 4l-7-2.l.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

PoLIcE COURT -Busins's Light, en- y one
case came before Judge Bross, John Cor
coran being the victim. lie, while hsv.
my too much old Kentucky s,osrd, used
his tongue to- freely Oh the steeu. Ihs
speech was Of such nature tatii was
liable to provoke bresch Of he peacr.
John "a assessed s. aad c)si Ho not
being s.'i'ied wts given time 10 f.o An
appeal bond.
Squire Bird doors wero cIsel during
The daY, he having gone 70 Crbondnle to
deliver al address at the opGing Of the
State Norma! school. We understand
tia, his tlbjsct will be tho duca,ion Of
the colorea race, They cold not have
selected better man to sadie this
subject.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

ALL tue day boarder. in the city can
be accommodated q, the ST. Charles
hotel. with drst-eiass board at second class
rata. 5g-4.l9-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

CHARCOAL in any quainiit to suit
purchaser at T. j. kEBTns. eI-G-l2-u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

TrREIsH bathing towels, bathing
gloves, SPONGE, extra Bay rum, toilet
powders, reisiled at Wholesale prices at
Barclay Bros. -7-2.2wT
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

SOMETHING NEw.-Bucks Crystal
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No oc-
cason to have burnt bread. Call and see
nat T.J. kERTHs. s7-G.l9-N
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

All those indebted to me and all those
having accoInts against me are requested
to call and settle ss ! have sold out and
intend going away the 18th of June.
9g-C.i-Gt q. T.. DOUGLAS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

DIVIDEND. The City National bank
psi i.s stockholders five per cent. SEMI
annual dividend on July Ist
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

fr lie q fac, well established that mos.
Of the ale and porter sold as genuine
Scotch ale and London porter is entirely
UNI, for medical use, being base iniia-
,ions. Barclay Bros, the druggists, re-
cognizing the importance Of having the
genuine gooi., have procured diroe, an
invoice Of McEwcns ale and Bys,S
porter vnlcn can DC hNA Tor medica, pur-
poses, a. their stores on Ohio levse and
Washington avenue, at moderate prices.
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SOLD OUT.

Having sold out my Office and practice
to Dr. j, Jennolle of DuQuoln, who
will take possession of the Office the l2th
OF June besepeak for DR.. Jennelle a
liberal share of public patronage, l am
well acquainted with him and know hin
to be iirst.class dentist, AMI would most
cheorfully recommend him to all Of nay
friends and patrons. o. T., DOUGLAS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

SuoEEs CoREgCTs a MIsT1KE.-Hey.
NJ. Shores Of. the First Bsp:isl missionary
church, .co.oroil requests Us to publish
the following:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

nNVU UUlTIr, n NTTUVINI NUTTNFITITIIF NVT WE
sates OF wonderful cures OF rheumatism
neuralgia, lock-jaw, sprains, swclllngs,
burns, scalds, caked-br,asts, poisonous
bites, frezen feet, govt, saltrheum, ear.achc
tc,, and the recipe OF the Linlment will be
sent gratis TO anyone. II is tho most won
derful healing and pam renewing agent the
ticle ever before did sell, and 1t sells because
ii doe. lust what il pretends to do. one bot
lie Of ihe Centaur Eminent for animals
yellow wrappeD is worth hundred dol
lars for spawned, strained or called horse
No family or stock owner can afford TO be
Without tentaur Linilnent. Price, 30 cents;
ss,,r bottles, 81. j. u. Rose a. Co., 81
broadway, New York.
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lCntnr LlIInlpMI.

The great discovery OF The
age. There isnO pain which
the Centaur Liniment willnOt
relieve, no swelling which il
willnOt subdue, and no lame
ness which II will not cure
This is strong langnage, but
1t is true, Its no humbug;
the recipe is printed around
ctrnulur containing pcrti6,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

CoMMTNDABLE.-Mr, James Ryan, the
stree! sprinkler, has lie thanks ofsll ofour
people for sprinklins market house square
during the evenings on which the open air
concerts came of. Whats more, he did
it without charge. we move that he be
hired to DO this every evening that the
band is out, and paper should be cireu-
lated among our citizens 10 pay for the
same. 1t is not fair iha. Mr.. Ryan
should 10 this work for nothing.
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noor brushes with long handles, which
they retail at Wholesale prices. .7-2-2w


they retail at Wholesale prices. .7-2-2w
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FUNERAL NoTIcE.--The funoral OF Mics
Kate Crowley, who died in this city yes
tcrday afternoon, will be attended to-mor-
row morning from the residence OF MIR.
John Howley at y o'clock. Requiem
high mass at st. Pa,rick's church at 10
O'Clock. The corpse will remain in the
church until pm, when the funeral SER
vices will be held. The funeral will Leave
tho foo, of Eighth street at % pm.
SILVER CoRSEr BAND.-We learn that
this excellent band has received a liberal
offer to golo 81. Louis on the fourth to
head ono Of the societies Of that town in
the big procession, and 10 furnish music
| for the e1cp1sionisn who have chartered
tho .,ssmer j. f. Eckert for the day aud
r.ght ef that day. This is one of The
best bands in the west, and will do no
discrsdit TO our city IL they consumma,e
the contract with the ST. Louis people.
THE HIBsRNIASs-We notice that the
Hibernian fire company have commenced
work in esrnes, on their picnic grounds.
They lad large force a, work yesterday
erecting stands and moving down the
grass. Phil Howard WAS experimenting
the work, which lie q sufficient gustanteC
that the place ~ill be pu. in hrst-clssi
order The match game Of base ball be-
tween the Mound City and Cairo clubs
| vii, take place within the same SQUARE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-02

MUSIC.

Oaro H., June 24th, 1874. lG.G-2l.it
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11
The Loaned Baby.

Recently an actor presented himself with his
Lrst born at the Maririe, in order that il might
he registered in conformity with the civil law
IS he waited in an ante chamber for the open
ing Of the bureau, the following conversation
took place between two persons near him:
Yes, dear cousin, my wife has just presented
he with superb boy, The mother and child
AN goes we'll, then, and you have come to
5a-ister it?'
Certainly
Where is the bambin 2'
With his nurse
But he ought 70 be here with you. They
VII not take your declaration without him
oh that only formality. In general they
only attend to what the father says, without
troubling to look at the child'
You will see. They will demand to see It.
Just because it isn't here"
"Oh, how annoying. However, with wit and
"udacity one can pull elfthrough every diff
Guilty.
In finishing the sentence the audscious father
turned himself TO the actor, and, leading him
aside, said a
Sir, l expect from you signal piece Of SER
vice.
What is the trouble, sir%'
Lend me your baby"
Lend you my baby What do you take me
t5r|'
You don't understand me
Why, il is my first. born"
That 5 nothing,
Excuse me; if 1had FIVE or six It might be
tuat-h
But it is only for q minute or two. have
forgotten 10 bring mine from the house, and rs
soon as yours is registered l will borrow it from
you, present it in my turn, as is if it were my
Zig boy, then will return it to you, and then I
shall be saved the trouble of going home again
10 fetch him"
But, sir, yonr child Is a boy, and mine is q
girl"
We'll, where is the difficulty? The children
G~a not examined
But suppose they should take II into their
heads to-
Il tell you they will do nothing Of the kind
Very we'll, you shall have her.
Things turned out exactly as the baby borrow
~ predicted; the child was registered as of both
s-Nes, and the two men went home happy
pitt JOlHnCI Pour Rire.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11
WOMAN'S RIGHTS.

The right to wake when others sleep,
The right to watch the right TO weep,
The right to comfort in distress;
The right to soothe, the right to bless
The right to feed and clothe the poor,
The right to teach them to endure;
The right, when other friends have flown
Md left the suf rer all alone,
To kneel that dying couch beside
And meekly point to Him who died
The right cheerful, happy home 10 make
IN any cline, for Jesus sake.
Flights such as these are all we crave
Until our last-a peaceful grave.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11
Augusta Market.
corrected 10 Feb. Z. 1874
PRODUCE REVIEW.

.. PRODUCE REVIEW
For thepsst week we have to report falling
of in business eompared with that Of the week
previous Otv and country trade alike have
been light This Is attributed in a measure
we presume, to the Indictment weather during
the week, md the fact that money is less plenti-
ful than heretofore. Very little if any change
has taken place in prices As general thing,
prices Of all leading articles continue steady
and unchanged.
Bacon Wholesale lots-Clear sides lOl ;
clear rib, l0lal0l, cash shoulders sla9 sugar
cured hams, cnnvassed, bald; d. 5. bellies, Q /;
long clear, 9a9l clear rib, 9la9l, cash shoul-
ders, 7a7t, cash Tennessee meats, none
Butter-Goshen, 43a45i country and Tonnes
sec scarce at 2jaZS per pound.
Country Produee-Eggs l5alS cents chick.
ens-hens, 30a3j frying size, 2js30
Flour--Country and Western-fne, So. 90
as 2j; euperGnr, 81 50a8.25; extra, SS25
aa75; family, 50 5o4loOoi fancy family, 5000
AllO0.
Gmin-W heat-choice white So OO,2. 10; am
Der, 81 95u2 90; red, II. S5al 20 Corn White,
Sl.o5alOS; mixed and yellow DIAL o5. Oats.
Car load lots, SOaS5. Rye, bl.30 Barley, 81. 40
Lard -Tierces sud bbls,, lOlallc; in cans, LA
llsc; kegs, ll3Bl2.
Hay--Chnioe imothy, 81 70, Western mixed
duh ~ Sl.6oal,C5 country, nominal.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11
Coffee and sugar Market.

The Baltimore Sun of the 9th reports the fol-
lowing quotations:
CuTFEE-In tho absence of arrivals or trans
actions the past week the market has been eT-
cessvcly dull and prices have receded from
previous quotations about J cent per H., gold,
though entirely nominal at the decline Both
buyers and sellers are holding off for later Rio
teleg ans, now quite due Jobbers report l,000
al 200 bags in lots within the range, which we
revise, viz: Cargoes ordinary, 2la2iic; fair,
22a221od goqd s2S a6 6t pFm5f 2a
25c. fair 25}a2Gc good, 2G3a27c. prime, pa
a2Sc. choice to fancy, 29c., gold, sixty days.
SUGAR--We continue to note light Imports
and stock, with also very little demand. Re
fners are importing for their own use, and are
less frequent in he market. We have only to
note l25 bags Cuba centrifugal at SIC. ; 100 boxes
molasses sugar at &C.. Is hhds. new crop Cuba
for refining, common, 7ic. Nothing doing in
grocery goods for want of stock.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11
Notes from Bail Camp-ReIigiOn. Crops,
Temperance, dc.

Ball Camp is situated in Kinds Valley,
about thirteen miles from Knoxville, and
is lively little place. 1t takes its name
from old General Ball, who camped there
for time during the revolutionary war.
There is one store, kept 10y Z. j. Coram &
Bro, one tan yard by G. Norris, Esq, one
church, Baptist, and one academy. The
Germans Of the neighbOrhOod have a Sun
day school of the Omenite faith They
gather early in the morning and stay until
night. There is considerable interest
shown by the citizens in the school
Wheat looks well. Farmers are ut work
preparing their farms for Il new crop
some of them are following the example
Of the Pennsylvania farmers who have
settled among US. We would be glad to
see more do the same.
Jno. w. Bird, D. G. w. p, met with q
large congregation of Temperance seekers
at Ball Camp, on the 9Th inst, for the pur
pose of organizing a division of Sons of
Temperance. The ID. G.. w. p. announced
the purpose of the meeting, which was
opened by singing the opening ode. Then
prayer by &. Morris, Esq. Next Rev. J..
3. Coram made some very interesting and
touching remarks in behalf of the Temper
ance cause. There were thirty-s seven APP
plications for membership, and of that
number thirty-two were present and were
obligated, when the following officers were
elected b. w. Cross, w. P. w. r. Greer,
w. A; J. NJ. Yaruell, r. s.. NJ. d. Cox,
A. r. s.; 7. II. COram, r. S.; Thomas
Bearden, Treas; Rev. J. s. Coram, Chap. (;
J. +. Coiam, Con-; w. w. Galloway. A.
c.; r: b. Estes, 1. s.; C. T. Morris, o. S.
G. Morris, Esq, was appointed z. w. 4.
for the present term. The aforesaid gen.
tlemen were duly installed. Then we had
speeches by Rev, j. S COram G., Morris
Esq, and others. Keep the ball rolling.
Deal gently with the inebriate, for moral
suasioH is better advocate than violent
denunciatiOn. i. W. i.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11
FROM ROCKWOOD.
The Observation-Disclosures Hall
Hope of Improvement in Rusiness-Tb'
Kingston Matter.

The RevivnI-Churches-Na Hall
Hope of Improvement iu Rusiness-Tbe
Kingston Matter.
The absorbing matter just now is the
meeting in progress here. IL has gone
along for more than two weeks, with grad
ally increasing interest, and now promises
to become glorious revival. Its advan
tages have heretofore been mainly on the
side of professors of religion, some of whom
have been recovered from backslidden
state and all of whom have been greatly
strengthened. But the blessings are be-
ginning to How out to others. Several con-
versions occurred last night. There arc n
large number Of inquirers.
The two.story brick building in course
of construction at this place, designed for a
church and Masonic hall, Is being pushed
forward rapidly. 1t is a substantial build
ing and presents handsome appearance.
There Is constant talk of Improvement
in business here, and the hope that such
will be the case before long is some COM
fort. The expected early return of General
Wilder is a source of qualification to his
many friends.
Judging from the tenor Of the communi
cation from the distillery man at Kingston,
somebody is badly hurt lie has made a
prodigious waste of adj Electives. They are
a little too lou to reach the writer, And be-
sides, il he had read carefully, he would
have seen that the remark to which
he objects was quotation, and he does not
know but that lie is fighting woman.
This, however is in keeping with the bust.
ness he is engaged in. Let him squirm.
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11
MARKETS.
New YOrE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Money active
Loans, 4aj. Exchange dull at Sl.O4 81 100.
Gold, S1l2a1.19l. Governments strong.
States quied.
Cotton dull sales, 5000 bales at lGalO,.
net receipts, 337 bales; gross, 8, $50
Southern flour quiet, $670a7. 50; COM
mon to fair extra, 81 sail good to choice,
S78Oal100. Whisky fairly active and
steady, 81. Wheat lie better. Corn steady.
SOaS3 for new western mixed afloat. Pork
heavy; new mess, 49,. Beef quiet; mess,
Sl0.50a11 co. Lard lower, 0 8 lG TalIow
quiet and steady, 7a72.