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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-05
Ntnuebft Aonrnal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE. Water Street,
.oot OF Count, by SPRAGUE. Owen q NASH.
o., ,s,rnnebet eournal.

issued ovcry -nornlng, except Sundays. 1t con.
.alns tag iatcss news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports OF tie Markets. ana has ca. afy pre-.
.rsa. ..oitiCal nd local articles and generous
amount ol farming, home and miscellaneous .caa.
lIs with Il luii Compilation of State news.
Terms, :! per anisum 81 adcance; sSil payment
not maze Witnin the year. Single copies scents.
o be nat IL The bookstores aDd at this oMce.
AdyeItl5cnc,l = inserted onablc term.
tsttes may he nal On application At th- oiice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-15

- BEHeINQHR, dealer In Ra9s, Pspsr, Oid
-. Irent netals, etc.,. s95 and 3Ys Louisisna
sss,SSe. frfns Geese 1ssshsrs e eighty esns lsF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-15

1t will be matter of satisfaction to every
parent n the land to know that retributIys ius-
tice has reached the abductors OF Charley Rosa,
though that eradication would have been con-
sieeIably increased had the villains survived
long enough to give Information OF the where
abouts OF the stolen child. The business OF
child stealing will not present a particularly
hopeful appearance to criminals OF this class,
In view Of the result OF the experiment in this
case The abduc;ors not only failed to get q
penny Of reward for their villainous work, but
were doubtless put to considerable expense in
Carrying out their scheme and they have now
met violent death with the full burden of
their guilt upon them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-15
PERSONAL.

THE PUBLIC Is HEBEBg WARNED NOT
20 trGst any peT.on - my account, without y
en'h'rlE u y HMItH Il
HATTIE }. WRENCH tbs q IlsTarlf 4 I--,rIrIqY,
ttHTrosGEf dEd 1tSf al.f5EsH, 72s llth IRE
L"IthHeet Gases. both scnte and chronic, tr-s'ed
ard cuTeI by electric nsgnotism gscl a.
HEkS a. r HaI8HT, t4s rc.IIEEo7rs g.f
~ Jrs'iy-cslsbTa.,f ErgaCic ard Crafrrogan
fAiSic'an can - consulted day ar sysnl-g a. -ar
r. MS, 6i SRA -. OR. P-teut Office a5ylT lras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-15

They are still counting votes in Louisiana
1t is TO be hoped they will be able to announce
the result Of the last election before tae next
one comes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-15
MADAME ROSS.

Inis celebrated Lcty Astroiysist End EesJ,uE Me-
alum esp De consulted at NJ. SaI q stVeos,
SofteI OF "a, C"rthwest. sbe has 10 "a gsri0r
10 oell,estius tho Past, Present aud Future IL
toe OF business her advice T. invalu able,
tt Irletss pointing out your enemies, aud inform.
hS you OF the rare vpF 10 success 90 all uufer-
81; gentlemen. 81 g. ivT--lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-15

We esn the special attention Of ladies AMI gen.
"CRRIsfMAe PRlsIHrs,n
TO Cur spierd did stock OF BLACK tILKS, from the
best mAnufacturers In France, ~nicn We are sttins
81 Us USUALLY Low Phi rs.
Weare selling suDerb Qualiti . ct 81 rs a, a L.
% Is. % 20, o175, q ~, Is: ss3, $3.50, aud "a
par yGd. yO8SPH j. MAY,
eeeA u Wy RenaylvAnta aVSnas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-15
LOST AND FOUND.

1 CsT-Un morday morping, Or, b ,bly in or near
H savage VI aIket, GOLD SLEEVE Button
WIN initial T.. suitable reward will be given for
It's return 10 it0b III sreet u. It.
4 CsT-On Sunday last, bet~esn tha Hamilton
y "a usr, on l4th ard CsTcoraa a.. eets, \ Et:Is
gris EO". sHitabie reward will bs given b.
re ann IL to 1880 norcoran street, or /, U g.
A .rsba'- flee, City Hall, decl5 3.
e. kkWARp Lest the lNn isst.nt n
CO nEMOR NDUM BOOK, Containing q. Nora
C., beIo ginR 70 ID. NJ ERAIS, paistsr The
tohFe r.v ard will be- given if returned 10 corner
s'Teet and New YoIk avepuenw It.
NJ 4 onTk briDcl COW, about having Z,
c-i' smsil heirs The above reward piii B. & ~
p''d II returned 10 JOHN SHEA, head of 9th XIX
street, d. ar the Boundary. decI42.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-15
MEDICAL, 81.

nbD pb. DARBY GAN BE CONSULTED
" ctIhGe-tisly Un bis great sp-cisifs a. as
Efhs q fe, cUrnrr - "a sr aud % lsyiy .nta
eNtnUe,t oi"Iizatou Bulldog OH'y 0ss cafrss
tor adrtls GHd uiegtc'ns n,ysi-trn-
4 ALIas WHO kEQUIhE INA sEGVICEs
Il Il q skiiifnl obs sicla suraid consult
fh. a. l.. DION
U6tce and hsNtdsRrs Sc y la,a street.
tpeciallN, eli "a zie CJniplsiut- Advice frla
aDo confident e. all hcurs. Cell or write ta,-avs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-15

%wAsHINGTO LODGE, Ne. aNEgr.
by CAN PROTESTANT AssOCIsTION,- ,se,s
eyery NkDNkeDAY AWNING, at Olson H.l
corner OF ga street. and Penn avenue, 81 ~ gel CT
deeltH' wM. HENDERSON. see'y
@ATTEETIoN,s KNIGHTst-A special
~ eorei1ye q WAsHIharON c JMAASDE-
MI. 30. s, n. 7, will be held at ths AsyIum
WEDNESDAY, d cember IS, at O'Clock . N 20
errrnge Tor eeseeratire the s-mi-can.enrisl ann.
bersary. By der OF sniaept Comm snder
oeelS1 GAkkHN II. OkCUTT, Recorder.
@hOOhnnlZg. COOPERATIVE PUR
49, CbAeIe q ASs0CIATION-Lsdi.s or cen.
re, sem ncalIy. Arrangements made Tor an
lulns bgttsr Il DC Turkeys lac ana Cheese lxe
80 eooIe, " ooo - ~ Der cord, and all commodi-
discount Of from 10 - - per cent Ami
icf ioA MO, nation TO ALBRED CLOUGaLY.s So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-15

A A RID
u nERGHHhNIs GoUT AND RaEUs.TIo
III MEB1 r. the best enc sur.st CusU fr Rh-uu.- 10
Govt emo 6heumst SIN that SO ever invoCt,d al
hi rumsii.m < give ia a fsiF trI snd ~ !, ..
relieve We ~in return the In1-eJ. Lor tue most
ti'msn OF kuoND vers,ity, a, d Dc cIuyiuo 4:
A. WhshINGroS ID. q November 81, IEs
w." '..S.s j. H. hdehaH' q Co, como lara aHfG
GsNrIEMEN: hsye bzd 7 aeu ustism for IN, s.st
ihat ,Nsi ID A. q last ri ~sat - TIE q :.
80, 1's'l Ie,i,ai'hs here mouth aud gc,tias
I'D sIie came fer me, auf VS. - hrpi@-s that
60 70 g iii',q no ca ri.go bJ fur I"n. Afe'
kt.ili = NE Kept settif wOrs aud suelLs ~
hoVeisis nleni ~ the paper, a. once set fFabs
HEttbs 1 az =, p,n s5l. . steep for ~veks vi a.
} on reIi % L vas easbled 60 do 80. I am noe
eIseha'ls 20 ID bGst.es, aud IAN walk wt cut the
Neh u ga Am nov on my second b,rtie, aud be-
ms ms n f2 Is can ak a.fs ser%sn cure q
ana sra wiling TO make OATH C. the
Respectfully, bIcHARD DE Lacy,
q nERCHAsT o.. prussst..
Dor Ia 3 aud I'trcess, v aslins.,a - o.
hon Ell oroers shouii be addressed. PissO
0ei,es .sI bottle. nlyH-Ih
R1tGEBT's VEGETABLE COUGa sY2UP-
E' hsItsc rsss q bsosins Oeasn IA "a go
fs Sll.d b "BOGIRT's VEGsTABLE C1UGH
Go,ds Rosfseress, sore Tbrosi, orSSp, S1a -
b,,u, t.,ai Alscii, ns For sale by rs rriuopt
a
90 ed b. the proprist~r,I3,2 ~. a " nlsIy
De Il: BUswoRTH, E.ec,ropsthic Ph,.i.
clsl; S2i 10 street northwest, cures ali ohT0lio
cs ss - spec al Contract, chs sinR tot hias N ~
tr5e. e.. a..
B BUCkLkR JOrts has returned 20 Bald
~ more Oia Office: 80 N. Calvert -rre-t
y. ca ale Diseases speciality. OOnsnli sIions con.
Iees I1I. sepis-4 =
..'khhLE DIsEAsEs % all sind. 1r-sf-d- De
sNfIbe case sta encigse IS, s1yice aud lnalf fne
~ he sat; Address srs pr. rBoMP5pN, No.
$50 snrth II p str-et, Ph ilaneiphia jam "
nBsTtOLEs To MARRIA0E-ffagpV RSIIsf
y1 f0HSs Sn,s from tue effscs- ~ FrrOrs .ud
sbkses IN early life. Manhood restored Impeii-
Bi-nt. New aid remarkable remedies Bo,ks snd
CIRCULARS seut free, in sealed env.lopes ATdres-
horofd 1ssSctdsCr, al9 North Ninto street. Pull.
tuel Phis, Pc an lnstit0tiOn having high rem
skiU. ~ 80 1911
ie 10TH e-EIfr, SA.. n. ..p.
trote tong e1perieacs In both nespitai &c
IINete Pfscttce, VIII guarantee q cure 10 .I o.
sssse OF ms Crtpsry OrsaDs, So3orrhsa, 2lsst,
SS.fio.e r.. sJphil's end sp~rnetorrh,es Case. Z
Soner ncs rcceuty CONTRACTED cured Ga stot days
cBbils y 81 tfE stages goickly ured and the sol
sou entirely eredfcated fro- the systeu without ths
ose OF ElsscuTy. epe-mEt JrrhRa, Brought OF hT
AND irssnitY, general seiiiity, or..SIe gass1.sl'
Earsfeccf, Dsrvouh frri-atflity gym ptor. n r,n.
s.,Ee'i.'hs .goise.tioI 2.pitatioo % thr hssrt,
Dewiy discovered rsYnafies Or n lacsfas -,
r'sny sears a. tS =. Ertsg stre..t as i.iu,o-s Na
ce c~tsettec amer many soliCt.trus BY IS. WG-h-
es'gt pet,oir, 10 opsna fsi 1sTeu, 't-e o. th.s
J.rT-b
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30
PROSPECTUS FOR 1875
Daily and Weekly
Chronicle.

1t is the determination of the Pub
fishers of the CHRONICLE to make it
during the year 1875. one of the very
best newspapers in the South. They
will spare neither labor nor means to
make it first class journal, worthy of
the highest esteem of its patrons. 1t
will be an Off Yea" in politics, and
net being engaged in an active politi-
cal campaign, we will have more time
and space to devote to matters of sub
Slantial interest
AS in the past, We will make it
point to assist, with all our power, in
the development ofthe material resour-
ces of our State. Ifemigrants seeking
homes ia the Sunny South, or capital
lists in search Of profitable fields of
investment remain ignorant of our
delightful climate and rich deposits of
coal, iron, marble, &C., or our produc-
tive soil, it shall be no fault of ours.
The State Legislature meets in Jan
uary, and it is our purpose to keep
the readers of the CHRONICLE fully
informed of everything pertaining to
the session that is matter of public
interest. a United States Senator
will be chosen, and the contest bids
fair to prove an unusually interesting
one. We will keep our readers thor
Oughly posted as to its progress.
The CHRONICLE will contain Il SYM
opsis of the proceedings of Congress
during the winter.
In short, we propose TO give our
readers the earliest and most impor-
tant news from all parts OF the world,
our aim being to make the CHoNICLE
mphatically NEWSPAPER.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30

We received two interesting letters !
from Sewer yesterday, which, owing
to press upon our columns, we are
unable To give in full. The first is
from our regular correspondent, Use
vier,' In which he gives details Of in.
teresting Christmas festivities. The
Union Sabbath school at that place,
had u beautiful Christmas tree, real
holly laden with presents for the
children. The little ones were merry,
and those OF mature years were hap
py To see them enjoy themselves. The
exercises We're conducted by G.. w.
Pickle, Esq, and w. c. Murphy
Members of both branches of the
Methodist Church, Baptists and Pres
byterians mingled together in truly
fraternal way. Our correspondent
says IL was one of the graudest things
la the history Of Sevierville. There
was no drunkenness or disturbance of
any kind. The church on Christmas
was crowded to its utmost capacity.
We think the exercises of Christmas
eve will add much to the strength of
our Union Sunday school.
FROM CANNoN's STORE.
We have the following from Cam
mons Store:
The penrleiI this neighborhood had
quite an excitement yesterday, caused
10y some mi,chicvous fellows, who
amused Themselves on Christmas eve
by various tricks, such as barring the
doors OF houses and stables, hanging
wagon wheels up in trees, fencing up
roads, dc. one man found his wagon
wheel fifty feet from the ground, hang
ing in tree.
Some gentlemen were hunting la the
mountains few days ago, when one
of them met with a serious accident.
They were deer driving, aud the per.
son in question was on stand, and
hearing deer coming stepped to a tree
where he had his gun, and as he pick
ed it up, it was discharged by some
means, and the entire charge. consis-
ting of buckshOt, entered his side. DIR.
Walker was sent for, but have not
yet heard the result of his exami-
nation of the wounds. It is thought
it will prove fatal.
The fine weather we have had has
been improved 10y our farmers, and
they have made considerable pro ress
in breaking up their corn ground.
If the present prospect is any critic
rion, we viii have an abundant bar
vest of wheat next season.
\ READER
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30
RK
New YORK. Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Money easy,
Blade. Sterling quiet and firm. Gold
quiet, Sl.1l3a1.1l5. Governments ac-
tive and strong. State Bonds quiet
and nominal.
Cotton quiet sales $50 bales at 143a
1iic.
Southern flour quiet and heavy
common to fair extra, S4.9OaS.05; good
to choice, S6.90a900. Wheat a shade
firmer, with moderate inquiry. Corn
heavy, but a shade easier for new; old
decidedly firmer, at 94lc.; old western
mixed in store, 9Ga97c. Coffee very
firm at l73a20c., gold Sugar quiet
and firm. Rice quiet and steady.
Tallow firmer prime, SIC. Pork dull
and nominal at $40, 50al9.7 10 for mess /;
S20.50 for new mess inspected. Lard
tirmer; prime steam. 135al32c.
Whisky decidedly lower, s1.OO.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30
Advertised Letters.

P. 0, KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Dec. 60 1874.
A-Editor of Advertiser" Mary Aru strong.
nc W Beach, II Badger a Bro, AIRS NJ A
Beall, Miss 0rinda NJ Beden.
CT Jauxe. Miss II L Call
D-DsaTmond = Co, Chas Dav lcoT, Mis-
Louisa Debose, S ii DUNCAN.
Finny.
G-Mss Annie Gibson, Lawson Clifford.
H-Am9nda Harvey. Mrs Hill Hoerler, Mrs
Rachel i Hodge, w i Henderson.
i'll I jesse
L-Alfred Ledbetter
M-Rev A Mathes, Miss Ellie hurry, Jas
McMillen, Jas ii Mayo. Preston McNutt, Th0s
McCamaTas, Walter Muir.
N-JnO Medley. Miss Josephine Neal (coD.
O-The Ordinary of Knox Co (2)
P-Mrs Margret Porter.
R-Geo @ Rutzell. Miss Sarah Rutherford,
S-Mess Stamps a Cable. c A Sbepperd, Jno
Strange; Mrs Marg't F Stuart, W L Schooler.
miss Alice Taylor.
WE d Wedcoley GeoD, Miss Hannah Wagner,
Mrs Lucy Williams, W X Walker.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
ask for advertised letter." and pay one cent for
advertising fees. WIN. RULE.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30

Alr. William B. Lawrence the editor Of
Wheaton international Law, writes to
the Providence K. H. Journal remarking
that ." an idea has prevailed among our pco.
pie, which has not always been discounteu-
ancei by our Diplomatic agents, that a
msrrisge celebrated inau American Iega-
ton, without regari to the laws Of the coun-
try where d -ls-s place, is valid " Mr..
Lawrence further observes "This notion
Of the Internationally of foreign minis
ters residence, or that be possesses sny i'm.
munities, unless ~ connected with the legit.
innate functions Of his Office. was never
heard Of since the per Cd ofthe dark ages,
anywhere except in the L nited States and
England. tie then says Mr.. Fish yes
terday handed me a copy OF the new per-
sonal Instructions to diplomatic agents of
the United States in foreign countries, in
which the whole matter i disposed Of. "
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30
Big Invention.

Lloyd, the famous map man. who made
all the maps for General Grant and the
[ MON army, certificates Of which he pub
lished, has just invented a way Of getting a
relief plate from steel so as to print Lloyd :
Map OF American COntinent-showing from
ocean to Ocean--on one entire sheet of bank
note paper, I0XjO inches large, on light
ening press, and colored, sized and varnish-
ed for the wall so as to stand washing, and
mailing anywhere in the world for Is cents.
or unyaruishcd for 10 cents This map
shows the whole l. i,ed States and Terrific
ries IN group, from surveys to 1875, with
million places on it, such as towns, cities.
villages, mountains, lakes, rivers, streams,
gold mines, railway stations. &c. This map
should be in every house. Send % cents
10 the Lloyd Map Compay. Philadelphia.
and you wIi. get copy by return mail
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30
COMMERCIAL.
.a-F wiIOLEsAl.E MARKETS.


CHRONICLE OFFCE
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 20 1874 !
There is but little change TO note in the
market. 1t is true there l. some little in
quiry after wheat and corn, but so far but
few sales have been effected. No change
in other articles. t. H
WHEAT-New prime white nominal, 81 %
CoRN-New buying loose, 50aG0c; sacked
IN depot, 6Oa65c.; selling free on board at 7Oa
LARD-Scarce, 14s15c.
OATs-New, 40a45c., loose
IRISH PoTAToEs-50a60c
SWEET PoTATOEs-3ja40c
HAY-Fair demand, Sl.O0al. 10, baled.
Loose from wagons, 90c per 100 lbs.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, 4c. Peaches,
quarters, &C.; halves, 6ia7c. Blsckber.
ries, 79a8c.
FLoUE--Rather dull; country family,
buying, $500; selling, 32ja3. so; ex-
ira, buy ing So. 75a3.OO; selling So OOa
3.25. KnoxvilleCity Mills, our standard
family $3.50; Pearl Mills family, 1925;
City Mills extra, S3.l0 Pearl Mills extra,
81 80.
BAooN-Firn and scarce none in mar
ket. new not ready.
FEATHERs-Buying prime, 4Oa45c.; mix.
cd, 30a35c
BUTTEk-ln demand al l5a2Oc., for fresh.
EGGs-ln demand, at l6a1Sc.
RAGs-Cotton, 24a3c
BEEswAX-2Ia2Scp per pound.
FoB co tennessee leaf, 6al2c
GRASs : EU-Ilmothy, S3.T5aiC0 per
hush
GRASS SEED-Clover, S700a7. 50per o. b.
Il erd- grass, 500 9
Blue " Sl.5O
Orchard grass, $3.50
GGNsENG-Sl. 45alJ0
SENEKA SSAKE-Duli, 45ajJc
YELLOW RooT-Dull, &C..
WoOL-Washed. 4Oa4jc per b..
FURs-All kinds dull and low.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30
Harper's Weekly.
ILLU STRATED.
Notices of the Press.

The Weekly is the ablest and most powerful il.
lustrated periodical published in this country
It's editorials are scholarly and convincing. and
carry much weight It's illustrations of current
best des gners. With circulation of $4,000, the
Weekly is read by at least half a million persons
and its influence as an organ of opinion is simply
tremendous. The Weekly maintains a positive
position, and expresses decided views on political
and social prOblems. = Louisviile Courier-Journdl
Its articles are models OF high toned discussion
and its pictorial illustrations often corrobora
tive arguments of no small iorce.-N. Y. E1dm-
liner and Chronicle.
Its papers on existent questions and it's inimit-
able cartoons help to LIQUID the sentiments of the
country Pittsburgh Commercial.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Atlantic, Mississippi aad Ohio rail.
road Norfolk to BRISTOL was held at Lynch
burg, Va, on Tuesday last The Hon. Thom-
as :. loco. presiding, The president
General WIN. Malone submitted biz auuu-
al report showing the gross revenue for the
fiscal year % have been Sls2j,343 81: cur
rent expense, sloa7, 723 IS, leaving bal
area as n"t reyeuu" Of S72-6l9 81 while
The corresponding results for the previous
year were. Gross revenue. -, 80 81:
current expenses 3 ,2ls. ~ %, net reye-
nue. >9l3,O.j H. showing that there haz
been decrease OF gro-- revenue by ,le sum
Of a5pe, 4l4 o. or ID per cent. o. decrease
Of current expenses Of Sl8l, 9sS a. or "a
per cent, and decrease Of ne. revenue If
sl5G, So %, or 20 percent
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30
Speaker Blaine.

To be sure speculations of this sort are
premature; the actual coming man, the real
leader of the Republicans, is the present
Speaker Of the House. can see that he is
preparing himself hardening and radicaliz>
ing himself for the work. He will step down
into the hall over which he has presided so
long, the readiest Psrliamentarian, not ex-
GLIDING Banks, alive. He has a style at
once audacious and penetrating. His knowl-
edge of the arts of Congressional warfare is
almost equaled by the infinite variety of his
political information. His vitality is amaz-
ing IVdtterSonS Wdshingtons Letter
TO Courier-Journdl.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30

On and after January LIST, the post
age on both editions Of the CHRONI-
Gle will be prepaid at Knoxville.
Although this will entail a considera-
bic item Of expense.upon Us. we have
determined to make no addition to
our subscription price. This amounts
really to a reduction u each subscri-
Der over the prices they have been
paying us, Of sixty cents a year on the
daily and twenty cents a year on the
wrs,- 1sue.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30

The death ut Columbus. Ca, OF D-. p. 0.
TichHor Is announced. Dr. 7. was O. poet
OF considerable reputation, THE Little Grif-
hn OF Tennessee, and Knights Of the
Valley being amongst his produE ions,
both Of which we're fsyorably noticed Va the
Edinburgh ReUieU and the English month";
lies several years ago, whilst many other
productions Of bis pen were extensively
copied in the papers Of this country.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30
Compulsory Education.

The board of education of New York city,
by way Of carrying out the compulsory
education law, will shortly, with the assist
auce of the police, make census Of the en-
tire city. Visits will be made at each house,
and the names and ages of all children will
be taken. In each district copy of the
census will be left at the station house, and
one with the school district board. Anoth-
er will be retained by the department of
education. Habitual truants will probaly
be sent to the reformatory institution for
Juvenile delinuuents
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-30
Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA Herald. Dec. 18TH

Bacon. shoulders, none; C. 7. sides none;
long clear, none hams, plain, none Hams,
sugar-cured 49,. Bulk Meats, shoulders.
81 clear rib. ~ clear, Iii long clear,
III hams, l2I. Green meets, J less Lard.
barreis, i tierces, l5lalG; kegs cans and
hrkins, 10; buckets, -. Grain corn,
white, Si'lOai6Oi red. /. Goal 40 amber Der
!. 40al5O Rye, Sl25. Barley, Sl.5O.
Oats, mixed, so white, IS. Peas, 81. 20.
Corn meal, Sl.OO Butter 3Oa35. Eggs,
30a324. Feathers, 5Oa7O Wool, 35a5O
Flour, fancy, $40 family, G.75 extra,
do, T2ji supertne, 5.75; extra, G2j
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A standard brand in every market where
old. The leading brand in the market
where man ufactured. DR.. J, Nat Lyle
proprietor.
The following quotations OF Eureka Mills
made from actual sales
Fancy, $780, Family, S400; Superfne,
$500; Fine, $500: Bran 20 cents to Sl.O0
Corn Meal without superior in quality.
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Knoxville Lumber Market.

Rough boards and scantling, S16.O0ab
1900 per 200 feet. srt4.-
Clear seasoned plank, $2000a25.OO
Dressed weather boarding, $lS.0Oa20. 90.
Flooring, S35. 00a40.
Ceiling, $50. O0a35.00
Black. walnut, green, $80.O0s35.OO; sea-
soned, $40. 00a50.0O.
Oak posts sawed tspering, Oc each.
Rough cedar posts, zoe.
1apered cedar posts, 30c.
Sawed laths per thousand, 3.0Oa5.50.
Sawed shingles, S4.00a5,00.
Shaved shingles, S450a550
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Chattanooga Market.


Grain-Corn, buying, on the wharf, rs ;
selling in the depot, 92la95 Oats
per busheli buying on the wharf 50l selling
in the depot, 5ja57i. Wheat, Sl.OOal.l5,
Hay-PriIne clover. new, perton, SO. Goa
200. Timothy and Herds Grass per ton,
S25 OOa30OO
Flour-Choice, Sc. 75a7. %; extra family,
81. 5O family, $500; superfne, sGOOaG. Is.
Bacon-Clear sides, -; shoulders, -
hams, l3l
Lard-Prime leaf, fierce, 10 in cans, 49,.
Country Produce-Butter, per pound,
2Oa3O. Eggs, per dozen, 20 Chickens,
each l5a5D. Potatoes, Irish, per bushel,
75a5O. Sweet potatoes, 70sS0
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In,eniIe RechIcssnes..

A wee bit girl in Cusco, Wisconsin, while
at the breakfast.table few mornings since,
made loud and repeated calls for buttered
toast. After disposing of a liberal quantity
of that nourishing article, she was told that
too much toast would make her sick. Look
ing wstfully at the dish for moment she
thought she saw q way out of her difficulty,
and exclaimed, Well, give me anuzzer
piece and send for the doctor y EDITORS
Dracer, IN Hdrpcr's Mdgasine for
Jnuldg'U,