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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
SAN FRANCISCO.
PiOS 10 Release the Poll Fax EOrgera
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Plot 10 Release the Poll Fax FOrgers-
"a GrsS.d CarpiyaI-Sudden Death.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 23d.-The
Sheriff has become aware of plot to
release the poll-tax forgers, Casey,
Morgan and Eckstein, from the county
Jail, and IAN extra guard has been
placed on the roof of the building.
James Bovee, one of the iailors, is ac-
cused of being in the pIota He has
been suspended from duty. ~ b, ~
The grand carnival and ball of the
Mechanics Institute will open at 8
o'clock tonight. The pavilion is gor-
geously decorated and the attendance
will be immense.
Mary Mooney, Mrs. Meta Roma and
George Offner were committed to the
Stockton Insane Asylum to-day.
SAN FRANCISCO, October, 24th.-A
man named Whitehouse, who had
family residing in Polk valley. Napa
county, visited Chinese house of bad
ness last night, and while there died
suddenly. The cause of his death is
supposed to have been apoplexy.s
About 1000 people attended the
grand carnival of mechanics at the
Fair Pavilion last hight. 1T was in
every respect brilliant success.
Telegraph Line Completes RI Heavy
SNOW storm
JAMESTOWN Cry, Cal, October
24th-The Western Union Telegraph
Company's line was ompleted to this
place on Wednesday, the 2lt instant,
the line having been extended from
'Downieville, by way of Sierra City
and Gold Lake. 81 u II LID
A heavy snow storm commenced
early this morning, and after sharp
rain. Four inches of ssnowis now on
the ground. AT 10 A. NJ, it was still
falling. All travelling is suspended,
but t is believed the snow will soon
disappear, and that the present storm
is the usual snowfall which comes at
this season of the year. IN previous
years it has been followed by four or
! five weeks of fine weather.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
On Wednesday night, Oct: 2eih,
Special Notice,

Lowing to circumstances which IL Is un-
necessary TO again mentipn, there Will he no
premiums given on Stock this year.
2-Byapplication 10 the Secretary space viii
be given 10 all who wish to exhibit tiipir arti-
cles of invention, manufacture and produc-
ton, and wares, and goods Of all kinds, at the
Rink. Space and good light viii be gwen free:
but nsis now h cnstoIn In san Francisco and
other leading cities. no premiums Will be
given, which proceeding Jthe directors of p
leading i(irs declare gives great satisfaction
On Monday evening, ocGl 90, ,-tlle President
will deliver mis- address. On Thursday eVen-
ing, Oct. 29,sf he awards for the bes G 7penman-
ship, writing, Com position, drawing and for
the best original poem, vii be IA ade,g.i fol-
Best specimen penmanship hip....,............... SlO
Second best specimen penmanShip.. p........... )
Best specimen of original com position - 10
Second best specimen of original do -. 5
Best specimen of draw ne...................... 10
Second,best specimen ndraMlng,,.g.-..,,.,....... 5
The exhibitors to be IN all cases pupils Of tlc
publ . schools of The district, ehh her males or
females. and that IN all cases ertiGcate from
the teachers accompany each effort
Racing viii com nenea.eaeh day pronlptly
at O'Clock. F-.,. -. =. i.,.-.t
Season ticRets viii bp printed, marked and
coQnted TO tLs aeretary, ON the l7th of Octo-
be-, and WI Pc for sale ut Mr., Brodrickis, at
Sam Hellf1an'F, az Mr. II. Fleishnan's, at
the Fashion rai, con. at all the Hotels and by
tne SecretaT1 a the star oilce. oct20
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25


ALTHOUGH our. CITY election is yet
nearly six weeksof, there are already
unmistakable Indications that the peo-
pie are alive to the importance of elect
ing municipal officers who are free and
will remain free from the cliques and
rings that have so Gong managed the
affairs of the city in such. way that
the revenue has accomplished but lit
tie in, the way Of improvement. The
people of Los Angeles have paid in
the shape of taxes an immense sum of
money, for which they are beginning
to realize they have not received the
full value. We shall not be surprised
if the election results ine the choice OF
a Mayor and eCouncilmen whomltlIe
people will select with especial refer
ence to their qualifications forthe po-
sition and the certainty that they are
beyond the reach of the two. or three
corporations that desire to control the
municipal government. ot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
So to dnste, me
h@oy- hha1in 4
~Serc S.icqk the sud

egeutsO. the head-hri nd received
their uargin-figures each day during
the grsin-buying season. Until the
farmers began to protect them
selves by that cooperation which
is@ the object of the Grange, ISAAC.
FRIEDLANDEB and one Other firm
acting in coniunction in the arrange
ment of prices ontrolled the wheat
marlSetoof thic States Their profits
were oenormp = They. established
their Jagencies tmherever there was
wheat to buy, These agents had their
limits and the extent Of their compe-
tition was who could secure the great
est number Of tons ut the figures sent
out from headquarters ! The Grange
changes the aspect,of the game. The
competition now is between the men
who grow the wheatland the men WHO
wish to purchase it. The. purchasers
have been well organized for years,
and until quite recently, the, producers
have been without system or organi-
zation. Itwas u battle with well dis
ciplined troops on one side and un-
drilled soldiers on the other. The
Grange has organized the farmers and
it is drilling them to-that1 perfection
of discipline which will enable them to
fight, their old opponents man to man
with an equal chance Co win the yic-
tory. There is no sham nor make be-
lieve in the competition between the
wheat grower and the wheatpurchaser
1t is competition which will efectu-
ally break up the old system, Of buy
ing and selling where the toll was
all on one side and the profiboon the
other. II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
FOREIGN.
From Over the water.

LONDON, October 23d.--The Madrid
Government has sent $4.000,000 for
distribution among the Carlist chiefs
for the purpose of terminating the
war. .,i-
The Majir, from Dundee, for Ran
goon, was wrecked on the Hebrides
during the recent gale. Twenty-four
lives were lost. r.fr rqto In
The -Carlists have lost ap important
sGtrategic position Toq th!s border border near
,In.the Argentine. Republic, the Gov
ernment troops continue to join the
Insurgents in great numbers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
Nevada !ndependent Convention.

HAMILTON. Nevada, October 2lst, -
The lndependmtslheid aConvention
here yesterday and nomj mated the fol-
low ng straight-out independent Leg
islative ticket: DR.. Goodfellowr and
Judge O,ConnorforSenators, and John
O'Leary, James Scott, Joe Potts and
w. H. Durei, for the Assembly, with
one AssemblymaR yet to be, named.
No other business was transacted and
nobody endorsed on State or county
T. ckptS HIN Ul .l *.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
oNE ErEts, theatrical critic Cor u,

Chronicle, openly rejoieed Attic muir
der Of Major H1RRY LARKYNs and
hoped the Majcr wes transferred to the
hottest locality ia the Plutonic re-
gions A friend OF the dead man
asked iEr.LIs to excl,anSe shots with
him ard the valian3 feilow had him
arrested for Offering to fight duel.
ELLIS il . scrub, and wss never the
equa s7ything gfntlemanlygo o, the
unfortT1a'e over ~hose death he re-
ioiced. - uo'lfl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
Deleus,e Cannon surrcnders.

SALT LAKE CITY, October 2lst. 10
day, George @. Cannon, Delegate to
Congress, learning that the Grand
Jury had indicted him under a Terri
torial law for lewd and lascovious COS
habitation, surrendered himself to the
United States Marshal. Bail was
fixed at $4,000, President George A.
Smith and W! H91Eooper becoming
his Suraties
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
Eos Angrlea A.galA.
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
SUNDAY. OCT. 2q, 1874

THE Washington correspondent Of
the New York Graphic ihas,aeIved to
the bottom of the third term business.
1t is this: GRANT does noswantto run
for third term, but may possibly 10
so in order to save the country!
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
Kcynada Eews.

q. N5e.. Nevada yeos. - 2
n VFieiNIA, Cdtober2lst. t.-Juige Oud
3oS Reen romiuated for Democratic
Senator in tlle.r'ace of l.. II. Fox,with-
drawn. -
The Rev Mr.. McGrath's lecture in
the opera house on the moral aspect of
the campaign drew o large audience
andwaswsffpc VTAfrr.r
An insane ahanA namedA John Alex
auder (coiored), attacked a crowd in
front ofthe California Bank of Gold
Hill to-day with a crowbar. He was
knocked down with a brickbat and
taken tofhe hospitals sse r -
The breach in the Democratic party
IS Widening. --L -. ~ :.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
Man Killed by a ra!ijau Sank

CONCORD (Cat6 October 23d.-Eb-
enezer sStnanahan, while. atwork ex-
cavating 2 cellar on his premises, near
Clayton to-day, was Instantly Killed
by the falling of bank. Two China
men We're severely injured at the same
time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
NOTICE,

NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ bids Will be received by the Common
Council OF, Los Angeles City at its. session OF
October 29tll, 1874, fDr the construction Of the
Main street sewer, according to specifications
furnished by the City surveyor. ! i'tH
by order of the Common Council.
NJ. kREMER, Clerk.
Los Angeles, October SO, 1874.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
Rancho For Sale.

LNIEEsFA,RNIN1i AND GRAZING LAND,
4 t22,0O0 acres, 81 5Uper acre. Address Box
lSa. Los Angeles Postoffice. oct24-2w@
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
NEW) 0-DAY.i
Races---Noiice to Iudges

OF good Cigars. IfwiILbe Il, the advantage of
every .one.before go ng to the races, to stepin-
70 my store for a supply of Cigars, a good
and eXerts q soothing influence upon the loser,
so don't forget to rein up your horses and stop
itG o.. .t,..f bno H. r. GOLDSM THIS, -
The latest Illustrated Papers always on
manu-. 9Li1A2A1 n .Lafsi
NrOTICE -BTDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED to
- excavaie 1870 cube yards ofearth. -
-i~es Appiyto aIe.e.r 81. BEAUDRI.
oct25tftr ,.l.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
WANTED

G,IEUATBON WANIED.-A young inan
~ who writes II fair hand, and is familiar
with mercantile business and otfce work, de.
sires situation Of some kind, WIZ go any
Address4'. Q. BoxS75, Los Angeles eiel
"|'A trfW % '7rHa Is Z ,ots2O-2Asl Z
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
VETERINARY SURGEON.

nSCAR C.r.BALDY, W. s., TREATS ALL
" diseases of the horse. Can be fOund
it corner Fourth and Fort streets. Los Ange
les, Cal. ''te+ia au2 tf-2 fAIH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25

1UANTED.-A THOROUGH GOOD BOOK
w keeper having daily a few hours Mt his
lisposal, would like To keep n SEQ Of Books.
oct3-lm Address W. d., this office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
FIVE DAYS RACrNG!,


FIVE DAYS RACENG!.
During which there will be some Of the most
superb contests ever seen in Southern CaliIOl
nit, and ferwhichaa largefnamFrOf noted
colts and horses o1fian Franc iscofarfIt South
EN- California have been entered. ~
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Hasfng been spent on the track during the
past six months, and il is now one OF the
smoOthest and fastest in the state. ~ 81
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30TH,
There win be aIIadies' Riding l2xhihton and
| California Sports -
Prior to this there will he a fine exhibition
of all the horses at the track. There viii be
races or pool selling. hslt the trotting hOls-
way, and the running horses will be speeded
on The inside track III "a reverse direction.
aqa On Wednesday night, Oct: 28ih,
There will he Il Ball at T,lrI,- -Nerein Hall.
Dancing-sa O. com1neucesa at s. .0,t1ock, with II
band OF pieces. This Will be the finest pub
lie ball ever given in southern California.
The Fair Will be open. every day ana even
ing at the Rink, with Il 'fnll band of music
each evening.
tAW. EfAt. ADMISSlONt r901
TO RACES, each person........,......."5O cents.
TO RINK, 4" ...................5O ="
Ladies admitted to, Grand Stand free.
Season Tickets, each person, which admits
rink each zeSening. and TO Ladies' ding
Tournament, FIVE dollars.
Admission u, 8a IL, Tor each gen tlenn4tn and
all the ladies hese,ln Bring, Three dollars.
There will he masic at the Puik and at the
Fair each day and evening
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25

4 First Class board, at the new house az
Joining the Congregational church, New High
street, L-AL- = ----- = = Il ~ Octl1-lM-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
WANTED.

7 AW OR OTHER COPYING IN ENG
IL ltsh, German or French. Translation :
correctly made. Terms moderate. Appl V
T. u. hpNh2Hl I'D sdl 80 staJ octl7- I'm 3
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25

NNANTED.LA WET HURsE.-App a.
w Dr. Shorb's Office, opposite the Posr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-25
VvaNTS-AcST-r-'t'- 't'--.

EKTA-l VGa.-tOUF ul. rIvG c.-l average
W CaracnJers. Afp,s to
r.. BUT JER,
oc.lt,f At ALDEN Fruit Dryirg Works.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-01
What Is Personal Mapnetism7 2

A magnetic temperament, a nearly
a. anything. is the temperament OF the
artist, Of genius; and yet 1t may not be
associated with. may be radically OPP
posed TO art or genius. We are usu.
ally so much under its iafiusnee, II
affected at all. that We do no, pause TO
think OF its composition. II we should
think, we should ind that the natural
magnet 10 invariably sympathstic. in
tense. individual, independent, strong
Of will, generally imaginative, egotistic,
ssli-confdsnt. inclined to be aggressive.
Commonly q large degree OF discipline
goes with IL; for the conqusring faculty
10 inclined TO conquer first at home, and
covers sharp angles and sharp energies
with the velvet and satin of social am,-
netiss. But for = certain self-contain-
msnt, magnetism, so active and pens-
trating in its force. might escape, and
waste itself; and there il need OF 1t for
many ends.
She who is spontaneously magnetic 10
hard to affect magnstically. As rule.
she has her srotic fortune in command.
and this is rare and lucky 10 a degree.
Thus is she protected from inward amor
Gus assaults, which. more than those
without, place her in the power Of her
dearest enemy. IL the relation Of the
sexes be n stage. IL il unfair; since mas.
in attacking woman, has his secret ally
within the gates, 10 whom he
looks for support, and on whom he
counts at every escaladc. Impartial as
the contest may DO, 1t is always two
against one. e.-The Gdla[y for october.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-01
He Wa, Opposed to MonOpOllss.

A young man with hay seed in his
hair entered barber's shop and desired
TO have his hair cut. The barber invited
him to take a ssst in chair. and he
took il. Then he inquired; Have
you got contract with tbs GrangsrsG"
"what do you moanr" said the bar
Der.
"why. have you got u contract with
the Grangers to do their work at dis
count" said the young man with hay
seed in his auburn locks.
,"No, SIR" said the barber: "no
contracts or discounts in this business. !"
"wsll." said the eountryman. as he
rose from the chair and crawled mp un-
der his straw hat, there's a shop in
this town as cuts Changers cheapsrn n
regular rates. and that's the shop I'm
looking for. and he walked out to lock
for ii. "we Grangers arc bound to
crush out monopolists, whether they
run railroad or a pair OF shears"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-01
NOTICE.

rrAyryo prsrosED OF OUR BROKERAGE
II hu.iness In Gold Hin TO Messrn- X 7.
KEATING 4 CO.. they viii continue the same
A heretofore. An parties having accouf u win
us WIN nnd them trsnsfer,d 20 ne so1ys TsII 1m'
Gold HIN. sept ai, isst- ssain
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-01
FAR, FAR AWAY.

Far. far away scross the sea,
In the still hears when sit dreaming.
Oftsn and oftsn voyage In seeming,
And sad !. the heart bsAr with ne,
fsr, fAr away seross the Sea-
Youdsr. toward the Daraanslles
follow the vessels disappearing.
slender masts To the pky upreATing;
Follow her whom love 90 well.
Yonder toward the Dardanelles.
with the great eloads 60 asiray,
Tness By the shepherd winds are driven,
Across tho shining stars Of heaven
in snowy nsek-. and 20 their way,
And with the clouds 90 sstray.
take the plnIons Of the swallow,
For ihs falr weather eyer yearnins
And s,.lftiy TO the san rrtnrnins;
SO swiftly my darling follow
Upon the pinl0ns OF the swallow.
Ucrpesieknss. hath my heart po.,s.ssd;
For she treafs an alien strand.
And for that unknown iaihvriAni
4 long a. |. bird Tor her ne-t.
Homcsickness hath my heart possessed.
From wave 10 wave the salt ssa over,
Like a pale corpse always seem
on fo.iins, In q death like dream.
Even 10 the ieet VI my ssest lover.
FROM wave 10 wave the salt sea over.
Nov am lying on the shore
Till my love llfts me mutey weeping.
And t.se. me In her tender keeping,
And lsy. her hand my still heart Ger.
And calls me hon the dead once moro.
Iel..p her close and hold her long.
"Oh, / have ssffsrsd core" cry.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-01-07
COMMERCIAL.
KNOXVILLE WHOLESALE MARKETS.


CHRONICLE OFFICE, KNOXVILLE, TENN,
January 5, 1878. !
The grain trade of Knoxville exhibits an in
creased activity as well as an increased volume
of business. ....
Wheat is decidedly frmer, with slight ad-
vance, and prime white readily commands
$3.50, loose; amber $l.S5a1.4o Red and poor
trashy lots not wanted, except at low figures.
Corn in active demand, with an advance OF
ls2c, now being 51s52c, loose, in large lots.
Oats have advanced and are firm Mt 42Ic,
loose.
We hear numerous complaints of country
brands of -four this season. But few country
mills seem to have kept pace with the improve
ments in the milling business, and the conse-
quence is that very few country brands COM
pare with our city millsrs make. The result ia
dull sale and low prices for country aour These
remarks apply with equal force to tho manner
of preparing and sending to market all other
descriptions of produce. Labor and time prop
erly bestowed always pays the shipper.
New bacon is being offered and some small
sales made at Tic, hog round.
Lard 8Ia9c. Other articles unchanged.
The following are the quotations of leading
articles
WHEAT-New prime white $50, amber
81, 35al. 40 per bushel red, $ll5a$l9.
CoRS-Steady, buying, loose, in large lots,
5la52 sacked and delivered B8a60c selling in
same condition at 62ls65c.
LARD-New 8!a9c. selling at 10c. old, I'M
salesble.
OATs-Good demand at 42lc selling sack
cd in depot at 47a50.
HAY--Fair demand, 81 .O0a1. 10 bAled. Loose
from wagons, 75c per 100 lbs
DRIED FRUIT-Dried peaches, halves 5a7
cents Apples, 4a5. uH l-...
FLoUR-Good demand country family, $4.lO
a425; extra, S3 50a8.75. Knoxville CITY Mills,
our standard family" S4GO; Pearl Mills fam
lily, $4lo; City Mills extra, 1895; Pearl Mills
extra $500.
BAcoN-Demand light; new is being offered
and few sales have been made at 7Ic hog
roundi buying, 7lc, selling, S4a9. Buying,
shoulders, &c ;sides, 91c; hams, 0s9Ic, Selling,
shoulders, SaSic; sides, 9al0o; hams,
25a40c.
BUTTER-In demand at lsa20, for fresh.
EGGS-In demand Vt 20 cents.
RAes-Cotton, 2a2ic
BEEswAX-2Sc pen pound
ToBA q o--1 cnnessee leaf, Sal2e.
Grass SrEp-IImothy, $45Oa4 Is per hush.
- Herds grass, $3.50 g, =
" Blue Sl.50 "
GtEsENG-86a90c. Good lots have brought 81 10
SENEK SNAKE-Dull, 6Oe.
YELLOW Roor-Dull, &c.
WooL-Washed. 4Oa45o per III.
FURs-All kinds dull and low.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-01-07
PosrPOvEMENT.
Fourth Gift Concert of PsbIic Library o
Kensucisy.-A Card 20 she PubItc.

The Trustees of the Public Library Of
Kentucky and tho management of the
Gift Concert announced the postpone
ment of the Fourth Gift Concert until
Tuesday, the 3lst of March next.
The public will readily understand the
causes which have made this posponement
necessary.
The financial panic which has for the
last two months paralyzed the business of
every section of this country and Europe,
has prevented thousands from investing in
tickets. The epidemics pervading almost
the entire South have cut off large and
available market. And, too, the public
judging from the effect of these causes
have expected u postponement and have
declined to invest without more positive
assurance of the drawing taking place on
a fixed day.
+ All interested desire full drawing, but
for the reasons just stated this could not be
had on the Sd of December, but the short
postponement now announced will secure
it.
The management have met with un-
precedented success. The sales of tickets,
the proceeds of which have already been
received, amounts to over q million of
dollars, with number of agencies in this
country yet to hear from, and all those in
Europe
Thus drawing Scaling the gifts one
half) could be had now, but the manage
ment deem it best to have u postponement
and full dro'cing.
This postponement assures the sale of oil
the tickets and A FULL DRAWING.
That this determination will meet with the
appreciation of nearly every one interested
is made apparent by the very numerous
letters received from every section of this
country and Canadas asking for q post
ponement.
This action of the management will
work no detriment to any but will be for
the good of all By it the fortunate ticket
holders will receive their gifts IN full
while 1t will not affect those who do not
draw gifts.
In making this announcement the man
agement emphdticaLy state that there shat
DC no further poStponeDaeR and to this end
all agents will be imperatively required to
close up and transmit their accounts to
this office by the 2lst of March.
... THOS. e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Ky.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-01-07
A New Feature.

The advertisement of Mr.. ]. J.. Young,
appears In another column and speaks
for itself. He keeps fine stock of dry
goods of every description, as well as COM
plete stock of ladies' underwear, from an
ordinary article to the finest bridal outfit.
A full corps of polite clerks are always
ready to wait upon customers, and as a
new feature in this line, an accomplished
female clerk Is always ready. to greet with
smile all ladies, who may favor this es-
Enlistment with their presence. The la
dies of the country will find this very
pleasing feature, to have one of their own
sex measure off their dress patterns or fur
nish them with any other article of ladies'
wear. He is selling his goods very cheap,
and our country friends will find it to their
advantageto give them call.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-01-07
A Desperate MAN Cantnreel.

Yesterday Mr.. S. P. Evans, United
of his deputies, Mr.. J. C. Duff, to the eff
feet that he had captured and confined in
the Monroe county Jail, John kimberley
one OF the most desperate revenue violators
ever known in East Tennessee. Louder
milk had the reputation of being dan
gerous man, but we are told that this man
Kimberley is much more desperate one.
He was at one time attacked by the reve-
nue. officials while out in the field at work,
when he fought them single handed, re-.
ceiving wound in his hand. But he sue
ceeded in getting to his house, when the
women closed the doors, and with rifles
and pistols, babe defiance to them, and
they were forced to give up pursuit at that
time. We did not get particulars as to
now Mr.. Duff succeeded in accomplishing
his arrest when others had failed.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-01-07
Drugs.

Tho drug trade is sharing with other branches
in the general dullness. Business has not yet
fairly opened for 1874, and sales thus far have
been light. There has been some change in
dealers in this lino particularly in that part Of
1t pertaining to grocers drugs. such as indigo,
alum, salts, copperas, camphor, etc., etc. These
goods have heretofore been extensively ham
now sold and transferred their entire stock of
such articles to Sanford, Chamberlain s. All
bers, the well known drug house. These goods
como properly in the drug line, and we arc
glad to see that lines are being gradually prop
'erly classified There have been no changes
in prices of any Importance and our last quo
tations may DO relied upon.