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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-18
I'm Chancery Court at JacksbOrO'
Tennessee.

Daniel II. Ridenour VS.. George u. Blackburn ct al.
IN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING FROM THE
allegations in the bill which is sworn to- that the
his wife, formerly Isabella Buck, John F. Harris Luz
cy Harris his wife, formerly Lucy Buck. Walter A.
Buck; C9ssandra Buck, and Ann M. Riece formerly
Ann NJ. Buck, all residents of the State of
Tennessee: It is therefore ordered by that publ-
cation for four successive weeks be made in the Knox
Vile Chronicle, Newspaper published in Knoxville,
Tennessee notifying said defendants appear before
the Clerk and Master, at his Office in Jacksb0rO Ten
the LIST Monday in June 1874 (beng the last
Rule day Of said court, preceding the term said
court to be held at Jacksboro Tennessee on the 3D.
Monday of June, 1914 and file their answers or other
defence said bill or the will be taken as con-
tessed and set for hearing oKparte TO them. This
February 18th. 1879,
Is. LINDSAY, Clerk and Master
i24N4t of the ChancerY Court at Jnnk shorn,
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BOSTON, -Juiy-eio. Cotton dull
ssees s9S sSs; sssaE sss. Eos ss'
sns SGoisGn it,; s:oaa as
! 11;l15; weekly net reosipts 451; gross
45l; exports twlse 997t sales g., !.
AUGUSTA, July 10.44Oottoh dull
and drooping-middiing 1615; receipts
g; sales 145; stock in 1875 8,745;, in
1874, 9.155; weekly receipts 118; ahip-
ments 884: sales 636; spinners l,bl2.
WEEKLY Cotton STATEslEHL-Wil.
mington-Cotton unchanged; sioux
642; weekly net receipts 296; exports
ooastwise 800. Macon, Ga.-OGerings
light-low middling 14%; weekly re.
ceipts 48; shipments 12l; stock 2, ,257.
Shreveport, La.-Weekly receipts lot;
shipments 257; sales 1873; stock 1874.
Montgomery, Ala.-Dnll and nominal
low middIiug Is; weekly receipts %;
shipments 126; stock 459. Indianola
Weekly net receipts IL; exports
coastwisn IL. Memphis-Quiet, easy
and unchanged; receipts ia; ship.
ments ISL; stock IL, ,O32. Galveston
Quiet and unchanged; stock 9,l89:
weekly net receipts 4l9; exports coast.
wise 1852; sales 1874. Columbus,
Ga.-Quiet- -middling l6; weekly re-.
ceipts 54; shipments 80: sales 2,147;
epinners lG5; stock 1852 Selma, Ala.
Weekly receipts IS; shipments 202;
stock 1872. Observation-Disclosures mid.
ding l51l; weekly receipts &c; ship
ments 444; stock 5,GO6. Norfolk
Weekly net recuipts 2.45S; exports
caastwlae 2, 466; stock 687; sales 377.
Weekly net receipts
3O5; gross 969. Providence, r. l.
Weekly receipts SO; saies 3. 500; stock
$4,000.
Paris. July 10.-Rentts COZ. 5O,ac.
LIVERPOOL, July 10-Noon.-Cotton
easier. but not quotubly lower; sales
~. 900, including 1000 for specnln.iou
and export; sales of the week 75,UUU.
Of which 1900 arc for export nnd
1000 tor speculation; stock 999, 900;
receipts OF the week II, 900. iuclnding
10000 American; actual ex port IL 600;
sales Of uplauds, nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable in July or Au-
gust. September or October, SIa@9L;
nothing below low middling. dellvera-
ble in August or September. s l6;
sales of shipments of new crop, basis
OF middling upiands, nothing below
good ordinary, S3s; stock ahoat 49,
900, including 55. 900 American. ...zss.,
6 z. M.-Sales Of uplands, nothing
below low middliug, deliverable July,
|9 IL l6; sales of shipments OF nsw
crop. on basis of middlIng uplands.
nothing below good ordinary, SA.
| Yarns aud fabrics at Manchester dun.
with q downward tendency.
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REMAKABLE.-Wu learn from re.
liable source, that one day last week,
while some colored persons were ON
their way TO buying ground with ii
corpse, IN tue upper part Of the
County. and during the thunder
storm. streak Of lightning struck the
coffin, tearing it to pieces aud killing
inetautly two of the men.
BWn,oeU Sentinel.
The S.. Paul Press, of July l, saws
the grasshoppers have alrendy de.
voured large part Of the crops Of the
entire region extending through Mar
tin. WAtonwan, Jackson, Cottonwood,
Noble and Murray Connties-a dis.
trict OK country on the extreme South.
western frontier of Minnesota, nearly
81 by 100 miles square.
The Hinesville Gazette ack Wedges
the reception OF package of tea from
Mrs. r. j. Screven, grown neur Dor.
chester, Ga, and cured last April. Iu
deiicacy of flavor it is fully equal to auy
tea imported from China, and in
strength it is much superior. This
soil is we'll adapted to its growth.
The Crescent City Dem ooratic Club
OF 1868. having changed its namo Ia
that of the Crescent City White
League" has published an explana.
ton of tho change. Its substance is
that war of races has been forced
upon the whites by the conduct Of The
! bucks.
HoM1cIDE.-On Saturday last. seve.
raj colored men had an alteration nj
Wadboo Brigde. Charleston County,
10 which one of them was shot aud
killed. Three of the men engaged in
the quarrel, and charged with the
deed, have been lodged in Jail to await
trial.
The Freedmen's Bank in Charles,on
IS still kept open, but no business is
done. There ure $3.50, 900 on deposit,
about ninety per cent, OF which is
owned by the colored people, in sums
ranging from 81 to So, 900.
OF a housemaid who slipped from n
tabIs on which she was standing. uul
fell head foremost into IL barrel of
honr, it was said that her head be.
came white in single night.
The Savannah Ners estimates that
the oolored people of that city lose
about $4,000 by the failure of the
t.reedman's Savings Bank and Trust
Company.
1t is thought that the coming State
election in Indiana will turn on the
liquor question. the temperance nnrtv
supporting the Republican and the
liquor men the Democratic ticket.
John Davis. who was 80 seriously in.
lured by tho accident on the Carolina
Central Railroad, near Charlotte, u
few days ago, died on Thursday. His
companion died the day before.
Mrs. STANDARD, of Elmira, N. Y. aud
Mrs. Thomas Loftin, of Grovesville,
Wis, were killed by their respective
husbands on the 9th.
A boy, named Lesser, on wager of
S2O, made successful leap from the
Cincinnati bridge, few days ago.
The distance is 1O3 feet.
The crops about Ration Creek and
Dinkin's Mill. Sumter County, have
been stripped and crushed by hail.
Now South Carolina bonds were
quoted in New York. on the 9sh. at
10; old rs.
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Hay! Hay!! Hay!!!

MXM TIE SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE
kga COMPANY has always on hand the
largest stock OF Hay in Columbia,
comprising both Eastern aud Western,
Which will % delivered anywhere in the
city, free OF olisrge for drayage, and at the
very lowest rates.
Our faciii,iesfor purchasing and handling
are such as to.enable us to compete success.
fully with any other house, and parties in
need will do well to give us call before
purchasing elsewhere, for ,oe cannot be un-
derso!d.
Particular attention is called to our stock
OF Eastern HAY, which is the best in the
market. May 6 3mo
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
AT THE
Grand Central Dry Goods Establish't
W.D.LOVE & co.

HAy1NG purchased bankrupt stock Of
IL RIBBONS for cash, we are Offering
them at the low price Of rs cents yard. in
No. to GO. SASH RIBBONS in proper
tion. ir-rfsr,4l1lN
All our Goods have besn marked down
20 to 80 per cent. below market value.
JUST RECEIVED.
$50 dozen HOSE AND HALF HOSE
good heavy Goods for working people
which we offer at loo. and 1910. pair
worth double the money.
25O pieces handsome Summer DRESS
GOODS, at Csc. yard.
Our BOOTS AND SHOES are from the
best makers and sold at low prices.
10 caees PRINTS, At loo. q yard, and 100
pieces Paper Cambrics, at 10c. q yard.
Purchasers are requested to examine our
stock before making their selections.
,WM. D. LOVE d CO.,
May 10 under the Wheeler House.)
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-11

Home Stomach Bitters.
THESE celebrated BITTERS. prepared
i by Jas. A.Jackson & Co., OF St. Louis,
are q certain preventative Of
FEVER AND AGUE, INTERMITTENTS,
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
AID are highly recommended as an excel
lent tonic and invigorator OF the system.
For sale by the Wholesale agents,
June 10 JOHN AGNEW i SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-11

In the matter Of the Union Pacific
Railroad and petition for it's bunk.
ruptcy. notice was yesterday filed in
the United States Circuit Court at
Boston, of the withdrawal by the petit
tioning creditor OF his appeal from the
adverse decision of Judge Lowell, thus
ending the case in favor of the road.
OswEGo, July lO.-The steamers
Corinthian and Osprey sunk in the
st. Lawrence River, during the late
hurricane. ALI saved.
PonTsMoUTH, n. H.. July 1O.-Thc
cable steamer Farraday arrived here
last night.
INDIANApo11s. IND ,,July 1O.-Seven
boys. while crossing fence immedi-
ately under the telegraph lines. in
Driving Park, this afternoon, were
strnck by lightning, and one. named
Johnny Shay. was killed outright; the
others were all severely injured, but
will recover.
CLEVELAND. Ono. Inly lO,-Jaok-
son Harrison, who arrived here late
last evening, was robbed of 1000 by
i've men, who sttacked him after leav-
ing street oar, near East Cleveland.
After robbing him, the highwaymen
gngged and tied him to tree, where
he was found this morning.
NEW YORK., July 10.-A violent rain
storm passed over the village of Pear.
sails. Long Island, this morning. A
school house and six other buildings
we're struck by lightning and badly
daaamaged. Mrs. j. NJ. Eggleston and
Hiss Smythe were killed.
Ohas. W. Buttz, Solicitor OF the
First Judicial Ciiouit Of South Caro-.
lima, has q letter showing that Con.
gressman Cain has been indicted for
hpe!. Tor statements In his recently
published letter about Buttz.
Solicitor Wilson continued bis in.
vestigssion OF the correspondence and
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IEIEHKApIiC = EWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
E'arQirGf News

NEW York. OFT I9 Special cable dis
patches state that the charge against on Ar
nin has dwnilcd down to one Of lusubordna-
ton only, Priuce Bismarck drcaiing. further
spread Of the scandal; that the United States
steamer Juuiata has arrived 1T Xau:c, and thar
Stanley has arrived at Il nzaar en- rruie Tor
the scene Of his Iabors III Africa, and was ac-
corded "A friendly option by the Sultan.
BERLIN. Oct; l9li is reported that the
last dnnic'ary visit 10 the residences OF Count
Won .Aruim was merely Tor the purpose OF de-
laying his tra.
PARIS. Get. ~. Full returns Of the cleo
I0u, yesterday iur va4anccS ID the Assembly
show that Eng-and, Bonaparust. heads the
poll in The Pas De CalaIs but as he failed OF 4
mai ,rty ii fresh election will be necessary. In
th, iA!pcs Maritimcs, where there are two va
carci,,s Mcdcin and Ihyrs, the Republican
candidates. were elected.
LnNDoy. Oct 1850 p. m.-Thc amount
of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF hng-
LAID Oh baIancc to-day Is n 900 pounds.
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.uunS s.>.D sTsTID.yERY.
-EW AND CHOICE BOO K 5

FRENCH'S, No. 95 King street. :.
A History of Germany from the Earllesl
Times, founded on DR.. David Mullcrs History
of the German People, by Chsrleton L. Lewis.
vol, crown. S2o0. 90
Volume 10 Of Bancrofts b istory OF the Uhited
States. 81 81.
Campaigning on tho Oxus and the Fall of
Khiva, by J. a. McGahan, correspondent OF the
New York Herald; splendidly illustrated
vol, 6vo. $3.50.
The Old Regime in Canada, by Francis Park
man l VOL, $40. s. 80.
Gentiancila, novel, by Mrs. Randolph
Sl.25.
Prosper Merimee's Letters to an lncognits,
with Eecollsctions by Lamartne and George
sand, edited by Rich hard Henry StoddArd 81. %.
West Lawn ind the Rector OF st. Marks by
Mrs. Mary }. Holmes. $l.50.
John Thompson and Other STORIES, by inc au-
thor of dorothy Fox" Sl.25.
Risen from the Ranks, or Harry Walton
Success, by Horato Alger, jr. sl;5o
Sportsmans Club Among the Trappers' by
Harry Csstleman. Sl.25 , ~
Chaste rs Ice and Pure as Snow, by MIS- NJ
G.. Despard. 81.
Bound by his Vows, or at the Altar, from the
German OF +. Werner. Sl.23
The Livelies and Other Stories, by Sarah
Winter kclog. 40c.
A Modern Cressida, by Francis Asherton; and
On the Church Steps, by Sarah e. Hallowell.
40 cents
Lorna Docne, Romance of Exmoor, by K.
D. Blackmore. 75c.
squire Arden By Mrs Oliphant. 75c.
Nast's illustrated Almanac for 1875. 25c:
Josh Billings Farmers Almlnax Tor 1870
p cents.
Hagerstown Almanacs for 1875 by the dozen
or gross. o
Froude's History Of Ireland, complete in 3
volumes, at $50 per volume.
Constantly receiving new Books, Magazines,
and Reviews American and Foreign:
oct II GEO. Z. FRENC CHI.
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Nominations.

BISGHAMroN, n Y, Oct -. The Demo-
cratlc Confessional Convention Saturday no
minated Gen. +. /. jones, liberal, vice Edward
j. F,sty declined.
PHILADELPHIA, O:t 10 WIN. y. Winterer
vas thlS morning nominated for city Controller
bv he dcm, CT tic convention in riac" OF Nm.
=. Chandler who ii. cncd the nomination.
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! kliaNs.1tlNk-

NEST CHESTER OFT. l9--Wm. /. uddcr-
zaok in statement to the public to-day declares
ms icnocence. IL emphatically states that the
p,r,irsin Is ,itmurc charged with tue knowledge
Of the conspiracy are guiltcss. He forgives
every one.
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sSaaJs,er Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. Oct. -, ! u. H.
For the Mld4ie States rising barometer
aorlhwrstarly 10 northcrIy winds, colder, clear
weather ana gerc.a and heavy 'r4ss.
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT CONFEREACE. The
Washington District Conference of the NJ. f..
Church South will meet in the Washington
street Church in this city at 10 a. N. to-mor
row. at which time the committee appointed
al the last Springs Camp Meeting on the pnr-
chase of the Warrcuton Springs property for
school and camp meeting purposes will make
their report.
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STREET RAILROAD. The committee APP
pointed at the late citizeu's meeting to advance
the project on foot for putting the street rall
road ia operation again met Oh Saturday alter:
uoon last IN the office OF Mr.. George Wise and
appointed subcommittee consisting OF NlcSsrs.
Geo. Il. Hill aad H. &. Slaymaker to confer
with the directors Of the railroad company, and
with Mr. Thornton, who proposes to lease the
road, and fad OUT upon what terms the run
uiug of the cars eau be effected.
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The CHAIN GANG. one section OF the
chain gaug--that quartcrcd at the Work House
was out on the streets at work. this morning,
uudcr charge OF Lieut.. Patrick DI!lou. The
sec,o; quartered at the Jail, under command
OF Capt. Supple, not being ready 81 hen the Su-
pcrinteuGeut of Police called, this morDlug,
was no, taken out One Of the force that was
at work-a colored man named Oscar Iurncr--
refused positively TO work, ard was locked up
ia the station house for the purpose Of having
his term Of service extended.
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ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED oN.-The
restaurant of Fritz Schneider, on Royal street
near the market, was robbed last night, and a
futile attempt made to burn it. The coorcd
waiter upon going there this morning found that
the rear cellar door had been opened by draw,
Jig the staple, and that Il lire had been klndlcd
among the straw and old kegs aud baskets IN
tic cellar, but had fortunately burned out be-
fore the flames had spread, Upon further IN
vestigatiou il was discovered that the bar room
had been entered from the cellar aud robbed Of
some bottles Of liquor aud about three dollars
in currency The fire destroyed a keg con
tanning about eight gallous Of brandy, and at.
most burned through the head OF barrel OF
Whlskey before it went out.
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AG
Large stock OF, ';>n nnd heavy additions will
he received y ;nin !, icw '.nyS Every concc!v-
be .l.air.
aug 10 CAA>. ". GEhEN
TNGL!SH and AMERICAN PICKLES
IL Sauces ..!usta:,is, rot:cI Meats, Olive OIL
pitts snd Gu"r.s, and Gained Goods, for sale at
- ~" '''' GO. McBgRNEY & SON,
sep - lGG ana 10 King street
A FRESH LOT OF +. Z. SMITH & CO.'S.
X CRUSHED AH;Tb WLhAr just re-
'''' ~ ''''' ~ ~ w BRoOKES,
sopl4 HI King street.
GUNS, PISTOLS, pEtCUS5lON Gaps,
VI Wuds, N'ad Cutters, Metallic and other
Cartridges, Game Ba5., &c ~ 'o~ prices, at 50
king street., OH the corner 81 RnlAl.
sep u j. T. CRhlGdrnN Il son.
/ 1 and ether 3r;i~hcs at less than usual rates.
x job 1t s. i>int s., Oh The corner OF Royal.
sen CO. IS J. I. CREIGHTON & SON.
4 SIX YOUR GROCER For
CHAS. 8. TAYLOR. Jrs,
t:UhL BHUUM5.
They nj have toem. aug IA
sE1GiLaT SDAPS-Wh;.e Vegetable Giyce-
4 rinc, parisi.n Bouquet, Thousand Flowers,
Elder Flower, Turtle OiI and other tine Soaps.
cc.l5 JIG. MILBURN.
8 1ALICUES-LATE>TS STYLES.
Received this morning October :, & beautiful
s'C oc;2 u. T. WILMER CO.
DLAIN. OVAL and FANCY LUNCH
4 Bh kETo, Flour oeivcs and Buckets just
GEO NcBURNEY & SON,
oclS lGtj and 10 Ming street.
DLAI.I SUGAR.UUkED HAMS, Breasts
4 and Shoulders Just received aud for sale
low by GEO. McBEhNhY & SON,
oc: lG0 anl l7O Alag street.
NIL FOR MACHlNEHI-We have in store
W 81 fail stock ii pure Winter Sperm, Lard,
Ezra Machine, lubricatng and other OliS Tor
machinery, o! ali kinds, for sale III lowest prices.
aug 81 +. ). LhADBEnTER Il BltO.
NFlLLEE, NEURALGIA P1LLS-I have
w ibis day received another, supply of the
above Pill 81 sure cure for Neut Il ga. For
safe by
aug IL w. +. khi0 II l'N
pRIME No. MACKEKEL, in bbIs aud
L kits; ais, Mss SHE'D and Labrador Her
ring, receive. TIL. day and for sale 10" BY
GO. McDUkNEY & son,
octS iGt and ID nng street.
DUNE CIDER VINEGAR, w.olc and
L ground spices, Green Ginger, Flavoring
Extracts and cyrups, for sale by
GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
sepl4 til and 10 King street.
f1REEH GINGER, White and Black Mus
~ tard Seed Cetery seed, and Whole and
Ground spices strictly pure, lust reccivel>aI
for sale by GEO. McBuRNEY u son,
aug 1916 and lao hln@ street.
SyTAYNENS STICKY FLY PAPER-Buy
- ii, and secure relief from The great house
hyii pest. Cniy i've cents y sheet.
HENRY COOK & Co,
iyl Wholesale agents.
TIUSlEKY, L.,Ii~,' .ie.iao Vests, LaAies
4 and Chil3rcn'> Fancy Striped Hose
Gloves, Ganntlct- &c, in great var IS, at
F1RGUSON'o HAZE DEPOT,
oct + 81 hns street.
SWEET CORN, cooked aad dried, by the
- pound; also - cases CAanea Tomatoes and
Peaches, for sale Dy
oct Ii lAN i IL kION.
CHEAr HOSIERY:
Another largo lot OF taose cfeap Hosc Just
opened. tscp9. u. I. WITM&R Co.
TUsT RECEIT ED-A large lot Of SPICES
- whole ana ground, which We are prepared
10 sci! to the trade 1T low figures.
oct l3 hENK COOK i co.
4 LARGE LOT OF WINDOW GLASS re-
~ ceivsd this dag ana for Sale in quantities to
sui. by
sepo HENRY CCok co.
4 MOTHER SUPPLY OF LEAD AND
II COLOkc received this day at
". +. CRElGtTONS,
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SINGULAR SICKNESS. The family of Capt.
Bell, in Georgetown, were taken suddenly III
Yesterday morning after breakfast from what
was supposed to be unsound oysters, bu; late
in The day the captain went home aud ate aud
drank Of the coffee, but did not eat any oysters,
and soon after eating he was also taken sudden
~ iii with the same symptoms vomiting aud a
burning sensation in the throat. lie cunciud-
ed, therefore, tina, it was the coffee, instead OF
the oysters, which caused the the sickness and
Intends TO have 1t aualyz d. The family have
all recovered.
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POLICE REPORT. The following cases hav

POLICE REPORT. -lhe following cases have
been reported at police headquarters sloc* Sat
urday afternoon:
treler OK Pye, colored, for dsorder!y con
duc.; Kober, kier for abusing Jenny West,
both colured and Christina Conklin, for disor-
d,rly conduct, were fined and discharged
Thomas King, coIorcd, for stealing y cont, was
cop1mitted to jail for 80 days to work with Tie
chain gang.
j mes Baltimore colored, for building a
fran ed house within the ire limits, without per
l.is.ion was fined $40, and the Superintendent
OF Police directed 10 remove the building. :.
Charles Crsde for hucksiering without IL
censr, was fined and discharged.
CatAarine, alias Pug Hail. for vagrancy, WAS
committed to the woEk house.
The above cases were before the Mayor.
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DROWNED. Last Saturday ulg.:t co.ored
mau named Charles Honesty, about % sears
of age, wl,iic returning FROM Geoigeiown 10
hi, home in Fairfax county, and whcu near The
Green Spring gate, accidentally walked into
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and was
,irowGed He was seen to walk irto the water
by Lewis Fisher, a colored man employed on
board the canal boat j. Ii. Boyer, aad he
called 10 hlu to swim toward the shore, but he
made 10 reply, aud made an effort to get aboard
nc boat but sank before assistance could be
rendered. The body was recovered yesterday.
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TIE ACADEMY JoURNAL.-We have rccclv-
ed handsome little monthly Journal bearing
the above name, published at Alexandria, Va,
in the interest of ST. Johns Academy, aud for
the benefit OF the students at that excellent IN
stitution oil learning. The names Of Two OF our
town boys appear al lis head. Charles L. NJ;
McQuade at lis head, as assistant editor, and
Frank q. WoJlSon, as business maiager
Quite an honor to both the boys aud the paper.
ga its published roll OF honor for the mouth OF
September the pames Of every one oi the hive
youths who went from hi, place appear pionl-
n.us. -RocL5nghnm Register
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CORPORATION CoURT-Ju1gc E. " Lo'ce
presiding The Court met to-day at 10 o'clock,
Tue docket was called and 90 cases being ready
lor tr'a the Court adjourned till to morrow
morning at ten . clock.
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STREEr IMPROVEMENTS. The I0mmiltce
on Streets and the Board OF Public Works me!
on Saturday evening last-a majority OF both
bodies and the City Surveyor bclu, prtSaut--
aud determined 10 make Il report to the City
Council at its next meeting rccOiIlnci ding tue
construction Of a sewer. SIX Or seven i2ct III Ill
ameler from the Marshall House corne' OUT
Pitt street to Pcndletou street, the cost OF
wnic! will be about seven thousand dollars.
The plan proposed by the City Surveyor was
10 raise Pitt street, but ,lat plan was thought
to be TOO costly Nothing will be done with
ST. ASaph street until after the next lue"ting
OF the City Council.
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rARLY ROSE POTATOES.

me car load of WESTERN NEW YORK
POTA FOES just received and for sale By
Oct I6lw THCS PERRY, II King $.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-19

A splendid stock OF Brussels, Three Ply, In,
grain, Hemp, &r., 1T the lowest prices. Gail
ana see them II
sen q; D.F. WILMER co.'s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-19

EAST ALEXANDRIA CONNECTION The
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun says: Since the Baltimore aud OHIO rail
road obtained at East Alexandria direct con
uccllou with the Potomac river, it has become
evident that that connection would sooD be
utilize in many ways that did not enter direct
~ toto the reasons which led TO the building
u the East Alexandria brarch. Beside the
direct connection with the Virginia Midland
road, long completed, that with the Acquia
creek boats, and that with the Alexandria aud
Washington ferry line, now uodcr uegotiation,
there is a new hue proposed 10 connect bau-
more with Norfolk via the Potomac river As
Yet this proposition is merely in lis Inception,
6ut II will undoubtedly be ultimate y realized.
1t Is understood that the connection between
The Midland Railroad and East Alexandria, via
The Terry at tins twill 5000 bere established.