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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i ED STATES, for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of Charles McGruder, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
Dated at Richmond, the 10th day of january
1874. - - - s.a 3
To whom it may Concern.-The undersigned,
Jacob Coin, of Richmond, Va, in the coun-
ty of Henrico and State OF Virginia hereby gives
notice Of his appointment as assignee of the es.
tate of Charles McGruder, of Henrico county
ia said district; and who was to'wit, on the
2lth day of November. a. d., 1878. adjudged a
bankrupt upon the petition Of himself by the
District Court Of the United States for said dis
| tvict. 20 $50 rs.es. 81 y an
Dated at Richmond. the 10th day OF jan, a.
| L., 1874. sss JACOB COIN,
ia ~ -2awsw Assignee.
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Gpsniag Shts SulirmaL
TUESDAY EvEN'o. JAN. 20. 1874.
Salmon In the Potomac-Rare sport
for the Anglers of the Future.

IL
salmon in the potomac-Rare sport
for the anglers Of the Future.
,.. q a o...a Yr..s
e ro,esscr ?. Ds.Iu oni.eu ossses
nsn commissioner, navlng peen successlul
IN transporting quanuN oi Salinon esgs
rom tne Sac.aMen!o liver 70 .ns east tMo
years since, usterWiusu - s.ocA many y,
me rivers IN New 10TH, rennsyIyanla, aud
MaIyiano VIII tnls aei,gnuui nsn ,.s anu &C.
coruinsly sa,uioh na.cnaug vs.a9i'sn'nens
was organlneu On .ne McSiouo river,
tributary 81 me oacIamen.o' Snu piaceu
~ cnaIgc ~ WI. ivinsn.o. ,'In., WY
Ass year succeeueu ~ securing aovu. IVY
miiilons esgs, WHICH were slnppeu east'
snu apout MY PEI c III nave peei sue cess-
Iully Matched guy; Inc oacIatleneo Salmon
Is ssio 70 De equaliy as goou ~ ING easgern
salmon, ana attalns mucn larger size.
rro'essor DAiru mas DO uouos Vi !"
THRIVING IN THESE WATERS.
:. ~ CT :, "a ...,,. !. -.
to, encounters various temperatures com
paring WIN tnat OF tne Hudson, Susque'
mamma, Potomacs james, ana otner rivers
along the middle Atlantic coast. Inc nrst
lot OF the young salmon, about thirty
inc"i;sn nos IN .ho Canoco@snno naar
Char, Ssr"hnrs psnnsvivan;s ! s,nal, fr;h.
ntarv 81 tho Pofnm ~ and IN Thnrsdov
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tar V;ror; a.. Thasa Hsh vii soon ha Il
thn pa,en,ac and IN he co,,rso e. fow
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-20
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VARIETY IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHED 1862.

JAMES d. BROWNE, MANUFACTURER OF
IRON AND WIRE RAILING.
GRATING, vERANDAHs. FIRE-PRo0f
VII VAULT DOORS.
FLOWER VASES AND STANDS, SETTLES
Together with every description of iron work
for BUILDING and ORNAMENTAL. purposes
906 AND so7 BAsx STREET
fs 7--dAwlY RICHMOND VA
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES, for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
In the matter of WI. Hobbs, jr, a bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
AT Richmond. Va, this 10Th day of JAM, 1874.
To whom It may concern = The undersigned,
G. II. Wendhnger, of city of Richmond,
Virginia, hereby gives notice of his APP
pointment assignee of the estate of w.
Hobbs. jr of Greensville county in said district,
who was, on the Sd day of December, a. d. 1878,
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Court of said district.
Dated at Richmond, the 10th day Of JAN, a. d.
ls74. @. Fl. WENDLINGER,
ja 20-2awiw Assignee.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That ON the
/ slst day of December, a. d., 1878, a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued out OF the District court
of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia, against the estate Of
James. Marshall q Co., of Dinwiddie county
and state Of Virginia, who have been
adjudged banlrupts ON their creditors petit.
tion That the payment of any debts, and the
delivery of any property belonging TO said bank
rupts them or for their use, and the transfer Of
any property by them, are forbidden by law =
That meeting of the creditors Of said bankrupts
10 prove their debts and choose one or more as.
signees Of their estate, will be held at Court OF
bankruptcy, to be holden at the registers office
at Richmond, virginia, before W. W. Forbes,
esq.,, register on the goth day Of January, a. d.
1874 at 10 zoo O'Clock 2. = David "a B. PARKER.
ia2-F2w' u. s. Marshal.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
In the matter of John E. Churn, bankrupt-in
bankruptcy.
To whom 1t may Concern The undersigned.
=. Calhoun johnson. of Accomac county, Va,
hereby gives notice of his appointment as as
signee of the estate OF Jno. e. Churn, of Acco-
mac county in said district, who was to wit :
on the 25th day of oct'r, a. d., 1873, adjudged a
bankrupt upon the petition of himself by the
District Court of said district.
Dated January 18th, 1874.
ia ls-2awSw Assignee.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS, &C.
VIM. J. HRNsHALL. A. GOODMAN.
HENSHAlL Sc COODMA AN,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
FINE CIGARS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
14eS Main street.
Richmond, Virginia.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District
Virginia.
In the matter of R. w. H. Parsons, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
At Richmond, the 10th day of January, 1874.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONOERN-The un-
designed. @. H. wendlinger. of Richmond city,
Va, hereby gives notice of his appointment as
assignee of the estate of r. w. H. Parsons, Of
Sussex comfy In said district, who was. on the
LIST day of December, a. d., 1873, adjudged a
bankrupt upon the petition of himself, by the
District court Of the United States for said dis
trict. bs
Dated at Richmond, the 18th day of Jan., a. d.
1874
G. H. WENDLINGER.
ia 21--2aw3w Assignee.
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Feeding Too 'fueh corn

& pendent of an Eastern pa
per referring 10 the fact that pork is
sometimes found of q yellow color,
says 1t results from too free use Of corn
for food He says that about the time
hogs are finished OF, farmers often
make o. mistake in feeding TOO much
uumiSgl grain. The result is, bad di-
gustiou aud yellow lat WiXcd feed
should be given tn Ga. las,-roots,
pumpkins, apple, with corn. As a
rule, you can yet them fo eat more
grain and take on mCs2 Ilo-h Cham bv q
diet OF rich food only,
There is good sense iH Oh, above Zee
marks. Hogs, like other domestic
animals, DO best ON q variety Of food.
Hone had a plenty OF fruit ur beets
and Clrruts, 10 feed with corn, he
might produce cheaper sud perhaps
better meat. In dairy districts, milk
and clover do much iu the Tearing Of
pigs and the ilucniug of swine. Cow
pess, eaten in ihe Held. gre excellent
for efuHtE.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

The ugsg singular fact connected
with The proper motions of the stars ia
that one Or Two stars are flying through
space with such enormous rapidly
that the combined ut ractiOn OF all the
stars visible. with the telescope could
never stop them. This seem to be
especially the case wi h small star,
invisible 10 the naked eye, designated
Ia astronomical literature as " Groom
bridge, 1890" from the name OF the
astronomer who fret recorded it's posi-
ton. The rate Ofmolion of hiB star IL
about seven seconds per year
the greatest known. II was hence
concluded that it must be very near
Us, and "a number Of astronomers have
sought tn determine its parallax, but
have found 1t TO be only about tenth
Of second. Its apparent motion in a
year being seventy times its parallaX,
IL moves at least seventy times the dis
lance from the earth TO the sun in
year, or eighteen millions Of miles
every day, aud more than 200 miles
every second. From what we know
Of the distribution, masses, and num-
Der OF the starr, it seems probable that
the attraction OF al the bodies i'm the
universe can never stop this headlOng
speed, nor bring this star into any
orbit, and that consequently 10 VIII
pass through our universe, and leave
i.eutirely 40 it's passage TIN rough inf
Gite space. n We had accurate Do
seryaliOus Of the stars position three
or four thousand years ago, we could
speak with more certainty OF It's uestl-
ny. We m2y expect that our pOsterl-
~ OLA few thousand years hence viii,
a.. . 49,. 1
tables we shall transmit tn them, tie
able 10 come 10 definite conclusion
respecting the age aud he structure
Of the uaiycIse.-P SIMON NEW
COMB, iu Harpe2's Magacino for
N0peHlJeg.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

The Jerseys are working their way
into favor - family pets and butter
COWS. They are accustomed % kind
trearmen' and plenty Of food IN their
naive island, and their true place
seems LO ue in the wi aE5 aud lis sub.
uTb- or places where but one or TWO
COWS are kept, rather than on the farm
in large herds. 4 small fifteeu-six-
teenth grade heifef, -Dli TWO years sED
from P0quoIlgc farm, has made 3 re-
magkaule record. she j. one Of the
smOky-iawu animals, with daTE points,
now in fashion, Wluse Cluu.iue-s Is
thought uy some 10 damage the milk
ing qualities Of the breed. Since she
came into the hands os her present
proprietor, she Las had the run Of q
good pasture in summer and some OK
IRA feed iu the sy8Dic. The present
SEASON, a. four years oil. she ia Inak.
ing over two pounds CT butter o day,
Of the finest quality, such a. j. very
properly called gill edge; and would
sell al one dollar q pound I'm the city
market. she would be called hand
some COW OF any breed, aud yet her
beauty does not seem TO be incnmpali-
ble with rich mills and plenty Of IT,
American Agricu'fErts..
A few Jerseys have found their way
into ,his State and give entire satlstag-
zion. Our cows are made TO suffer
more from the lack Of food than proper
parental blood. Bad keeping will de-
teriorale the best hereditary gu2litiC,
in suy farm stock.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

Tr.........-.... rr-....-- - ar.f 5--t
INFUSION, ! fNN'' O''' on i7'i'
EDT oEs CHRoSlCLE: The Sab
bath School Institute held this Afternoon.
,.,.s s,r,,,iir, r.,, NTH Chi, bod, ,rl
a
was 'A1o''lhEly interesting. NV T. NJ.
Bartle'l D. D., presided, and The pro-
gramme heretofore published was adhered
-. .r,,. ,.,,f,h .b, crr,5 ,.-.,,,s,1 O.,
D"a'LNaa.
Rev. j. d. CowGu Tas reelected eii.or
Of the RfcOrd for the ensuing ycLr, and
Rvs. L r. Jane. y. j. Lamar and -----
Do,k were elected assislan. ejltoIB.
Tre question ne 10 whether tho Esc0r5
should be cnargel from monthly 10 n
weekly paper was l.tt 90 She editor and bis
ciatcs.
Rev. w. i. Rankin, N. Baohmau and
W. c. Harding were appointed g committee
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a c'Nt.rN .
pr,Wi-.- Cd ....
sou 'Ha-. lt y ..i- ".'.r $751;.
gee {" Do 'hHl o.. IL. .r. ...H wa et I
A. {" u Iu l- &" I'l j. 4'.. .uiA atty
tSlu'i lfFe-n- "I.u o.. .fur..s d"
sllah t"Er 'o l"iIp"':
tIu "NCr pi'W = u.... -l' Hu
nlu 7"'.'1 FRESH 'hIi'4i .." Nf Au'r
OF ihe ~. CO.. u' 'lut E.i-...e .... b.. 800
trick a. u. IL ls cah.,H! rHy,a ,
% hr sur U1 nature d ar "a E"u1
Sanl rula or OF 10. i"r CHrui-i'l e.!
tie 'tlus C"HsI- SUM- ~ 600 tHr "NA e.
equation ut unr 81 .er, aUi o. lHe air b.
allowed free Access O." j. utr oay sruu.
10" VIII 20 "u SLOW 2, lhroHGn thp
winter aud more rapidly u lNr SUM-
ner
The process may ht OC.el. rated hy
hetIing RE cider ia warm room,
aud tnade mote rapid slL 10y 'lckuu-
Inc cider thrOu-h "A h"z~nraI or lar-v
~ Hinder peri raed win hIirs "u ih-
side and I'll cd with birch -hayiuls,
80 a. 10 Uitpw the AIR incumuIuCIuiaUr
with n. y lit la east added 20 The
cider give ltHl0.h stsr. on il iuI-
mcnlng c"u7sr.
Our custom Is 10 await the slow pro.
cess Of nature, aud 10 auHll ayr To- tie
cider only through the BUNCH le. IN
the summer We take the barrels out o.
the c. ir aud place them Iu "a sunny
place, mailing some wire gnu1e over
the uunghulr, To- keep out flies uud
stTaW-. 1Ws mode Of making vim, gar
require about twelve months. Early
rla le cider wiils0mtliue- ED through
She vinUu- aud ucstuus fermentation
the same ful bot b. forms rOrr urti
Gle, and "e prefer 10 walt iiil the a.
ter part of October or jhp first OF NO
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
40 Joe ND Corn Crens.

New York E-llJtu, Oct. 2i.l
Reports from pa points IN Illinois,
Ban-a- Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri,
Ohio, and Indiana, the great hog and
corn producing at--, seem tu confirm
opinions rT-vIoua'y published .ndica,-
ing decrease in hogs and q fair crop
JfCOrs. IN the majority OF instances
The uHwhg-Ct hogs reported IL cru-id-
srbly la-- rhsl at this time ig-r year,
~ confirmed Dy be official reports Of
the several state, Audiror4. There is
hut l..ls Gou1ta. fO there being fewer
HOG Fro the country than nc this time
last Season. la almost an sections of
%he country hogs are reported Iu poor
condition. oWiug 90 the scarcity of old
rorH. Iu Canada it is also said there
will uy slight i1''.n. OF in the num-
her
The e.sa crog, .ce3riilc thr latest
estimate, will ha 81 fair one, nlt as
thega is very .',,.eu last years corn
now on hand. and o. the market price
Is fully 100 Per clur. higher than i'm
1873. Do seems probable that the far
mcr- viii eg.. lheig hops early in the
season, ll order Go realize better value
slr their com.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
a Typhoid Fever Epidemic in
England,

LONDON, Oct. Silt IL reported that
there are 1900 persons sick win I've
phOid fever In the town OF DarWau,
aud over the couu y Of Lancaster, be.
ing more than OHe-,iXteepth Of the
entire population.
LONDON, Oct. 3I.-rne Pat Mail
gazette has advlCes that tho Car.-t
War Department j. nrgo'iatigC .r- gr
armistice.
In the match g1m- RON to-day io-
50 500, between BaWsOn'8 Prince
Charlieu aud Auslou.'5 Pg1f,h The
Prince ChariIen won easily.
BERLIN, oct. 91.--.lhe Post says .ll
published version OF the correspond
ence between Herr Won BulnW and
Count Won ATnim contains nurneE.-.
inaccuracies, especially as 70 that part
Of the letter attributed 20 Won Arnim
which refers TO the alleged conspiracy
with near relative Of the Emperor.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

~Iy GHyILLE. Tenn, Celgi, 1874.
EDITORS CHRONICLE: The Ear is
oyrT aud WAS 81 grand success The
number If people Uu the ground yes
tgrday wHs stlmalrI ly several to be
NJ leass Lhrge thousand. rumg Of the
old CliiZgus OF Sewer seem Ip think il
will exceed that. The horse stock and
even nU as aui cattle was gusi-but
the household department wa not a.
good Is last year. The speed ring was
represented from North Csr1liuI to
the city If Knoxville. Taking all i'll
to consideration there is no doubt but
Mr.. :. :. EuTd's drinking saloon wa-
more largely represented fTnm q / he
country lhGn all other departments,
and II this community could get ria al
II, 10 would n doubt be great bl-ss-
ing To the whole country. But here
seems 10 he large number Of persons
who attend all such places FOR no other
purpose than 10 get drunk aud disturb
the peace and euj ymCnt Of others ; but
Il seems a. TIE spUtd rim and whisky
il mOUDpOli2iug the whole thing and
is rendering the iHic ridiculous, the
speed ring and whisky shop WAS Trp~
resented from North Carolina to
Knox Vile and from all the adjoining
counties, and even Sewer county was
largely represented in this respect, but
the delegation from your own city
rendered themselves more cOnsDicuDus
than all Others, In their vehicle, fun Of
pop skull and bad whisky, made every
thing here once get out of their way
from the street TO the speed ring. I'm
less the people can take those whisky
shops into hand and control them
better in the future than has been
done IN the past, aud can control the
speed ring so as to not let the Two CON
trol and Iun the other plit Of the
fair as IL did tho present one, / viii
venture 10 say there VIII never be
another fair In thccOunly, because the
respectable aud moral part Of the COM
puuity make the fair, and they are
not going to have their Misses and
daughters run over and iUsultei by
the speed ana whisky ring. On Fri
day The excitement al the speed ring
ran SO high that the crowd got be-
You'd control, and run into the races,
and the ladies pretty much all he,
They done but lirtle racing until late,
when Gen, Mobry's two bluoded
horses run, 90 show the people how
they could run without any premium
FEWER.
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BIS; car skin. J. G E,ktu
pair sho, =, W. G.. EIkiu.
" par hunis. same.
pair hurse sho.-, O. =. Ruuiou.
gopher piow, ,r DAVIS.
lanlul door, same.
er.,f. prp,ap,,,t.,.r
r.,...t 80 ~ -,
E 49, n.y., ~ w G',. 80.
q. n, '-'''li .'u.'' ~. u u.. '..'N'.''
q, n M. ,,l'' c''H' N"'''''
.. o 'n' ''',''' I'LL We Ill.,,
90 ''' ~; '"'i'''''
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Caaada Management Of IIorq.
Mn lalaaL.L Ea.me. saw.

The .o'9aigl Farmer says.
A practical breeder gives the follow
ing advice, which, ia the main, We
think sound, TOR those whose herds
are u1g -1o large and who ore engage
ud .u mixed hu-DaLdry. To handle
h0-- o. Or. U-s. advantage, pa-ture
- needed .i green gIa-ses-cl0yer,
blue Grl- and iumD.hy-ald 10 rs best,
n there IS 40 running water pr stock
ponds il the l1'. Hogs d. better
where there are no l-tuChC- OF stock
ponds '5 Wa'.Ow iu. In places thereof
have g4ot well water pumped Tor
them, Have Tgughs made, and nail
strip aalo-s eight Inches apart, 10 keep
The A0l- f.0m lying down no the Wa
ter ANA 20 these hogs bs put on floor,
10 keep them from digging wallOw-
iug holes. II any feed be given, IL
should be soaked IN swil barrels for
twelve hours before feeding-uO long
Grand feed 20 them rs drink.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

For many years Washington cJuu~
IS has furnished "a large number Of
hogs for the Southern market, but
this year wc axe sorry 10 say thore viii
be but few 10 sell. Owing 90 tho fact
that bacon has been selling so low for
two or three years our farmers had
given up all hope Of making any mon
~ iu the hog Business and now when
there s. a prospect Of provisions
commanding very high prices our
people can only furnish q limited NUM-
Der OF hog, and They are mostly
Ne advise our farmers again 90 give
this branch Of business their attention,
though 10 is not advisable 70 give such
attention as would cause them 10 neg
lect other stock. We are Of opinion
that for the next year or two hogs Will
pay better aud be more ready sale than
horses, mules or cgttle.-Hgraid and
Tribune,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
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Patrick having occasion % travel ten ~
twelve miles. and being out Of money went
70 q Canal Boat Co. and proposed 10 work
his way along. AN right" said tho con
duclor, "as tue mule Is dead, you eau jump
out and lay hold on the rope Patrick
perfectly satisfied, oboyei. At the end Of
bis Journey however Ia relating the cir
cuInstanca 10 friend, be said with oil sori-
ousncss, Be dad, but for the name Of the
thing I'd as Wclive walked"