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Malice,

From ana after July ~, nj, Mr. H. J'
Neyil o viii have charge of The city clrcula'
ton OF tho Dallas HERALD subscriptions
due 10 Saturday, the lhlh of July, inclusive
are payable 10 MI W, W, Bosyc, from when
date Mr.. Neville N nlono authorized TO coli
leot ana receipt for The SAME,
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"A nnIIier lioInrI.

Mean temperature Of the city Of Dallas,
yesterday, Kept by John \, liohofiA, druggist,
corner Of Main aud Houston Streets using
fnhrcnheii's llrAl'clhhN thermometer
n o,ooclt A.
~ OclOch ,'',u's''t'''''''
o'clock H. Mm,,n,u,,,,"n,,,,'u,,'''''
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NOTICE.

Job work " invariably paya-
BILE on delivery, ana all tran
silent advertisements NJ ii'e
time they ARE handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid In advance. These rules
will be strictly observed.
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In order 10 make room for
their new goods. which have
commenced arriving. Franklin
AZ Co., booksellers, etc.. are Of
fering rare Inducements 10 the
trade.
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JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection Of claims ut Aus
lin. Office at GastOn AZ Thomas
bank. north side OF the public
square.
S7dtf
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NOTICE.

No accounts ageinn, employees ." 'h'
Herald once Will be aiiowea Ia settle
menia with ibe ofice unless nn order
from the Proprietor Nv given,
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The latest styles al Note Pa
pcrs, with or without mOnO-
gram. in legal or bon tom folds.
with .barOnial envelopes 10
match In size and tint. All at
PIERCE AZ LYLE'S.
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l75danthul

4 meeting oflhe Liquor penler4' assoelA'
lion Of Dallas, win be held NJ Tie engine
house on Thursday evening ~ D. N,
NY Orderof , ,.
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sni. oI Delinquent shares.

All delinquent shares in the Dallas
Rcai Estate and Building association
will be sold to-day ut noon ut NJ. A,
llihblcrs auction house.
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Wall paper and crOguei sets
now al hand, and for sale al
low prices ut Reed ~ LnthrOp's,
Elm street, opposite burnt dis
trict.
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sneflnI Nollee- Nnlnhl. of =, lhIas.

Occur de- Loon lodge No Il, VIII meet "
their castle hall Tonight ThursipyI, Hl'
o'clock sharp
~ order OF the chancellor commander
", y, EANLEN,
l75damlhun X, Of II, ana a, pro ten
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NEW GOODS.

Consisting Of fine Initial pa
per. Of the very latest styles,
stationery. school. prayer. Inu-
sic. hymn and sunday school
books. etc.. at
FRANLAN AZ CO.'S,
NeNnk stnra. Mnin street.
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Cheaper, cheaper. cheapest, The mmcu sc
stock Just received win be sold NJ prices re-
gnrdlcss ~ cost CAL cnrly,
l75dlt HAMILTON & 90.
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Law Blanks Of every description for sale
and printed Ia order NJ this oflice.
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"NcurlI.'
Music Lessons.

Mrs. Sophia \. Ault viii give instruction
on the piano ut the residence OF Captain
John II. Bryan, on Lamar street, and solcits
u share of patronage. li9dlm
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Cotton quotations.

Cotton was quoted in this city yes-
terday NJ follows Good ordinary,
l9lc low mlddling, l3lmliIc.
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Hamilton A 90,

Have received parl ol lhrir fall stock, ron'
nisung VI cloth SILK Iel and hc ver llals'
l7bdu no RED llAP,
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An elegant new AriOn piano
for sale al cost ana carriage.
which ~ SI75 icss than man
uiaciurcs' price. This is bar
gnin not found every day.
PIERCE AZ LYLE.
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Law blanks OF every description, Tor sale
and printed TO order. ut this Office.
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Zachery's Pioneer Soda works, Upper
Elm street. Dallas, Texas.
The undersigned, pioneer In the manutac-
ture OF pure and unauthorized bottled soda,
would respectfully inform ais friends and
the public generally, that he ia prepared to
I'LL orders to any extent promptly, either for
city consumption or shipment.
l63dSm ID. ZACHERY.
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NOTICE TO ADyERTIsERs,

Iiereaneraii hills Tor advertisement"
In this paper will be collected monthly
uniesn otherwise specified Ia contracts
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nren,i.,uiis nnd GrnIn.

Rio, common, 2lci FAR lnruull ~ ~ !
10 choice, 2s' 80 o. q, Java, j3ci Tea, pcr
gsl ~.
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FINANCIAL ANN COMMERCIAL.
ESciiRngo.
rmr aENEnAL MARKEr.
GrOeeries.

NFWFFFINHf
nae0ni Clear sides li@ ~ breakfast lh4c
Hama, ennyaMed, lbci Hams, hugnrourrl
i1l,
Molamos On barrels per mll0nli Fair Gbc
Prime bo, Chuico hci Golden syrup hloi 7llYo
Drlps lUMhlc,
Sugar In barrels per puundll FAR lul q
Primo Mo, Choice laci yellow clarified w
FlAh (MnckOraDi No, !, hulf barrels 80 No
2. nall barrels sDi No. !, ltlh " 20, No. 2, XII
81 ~.
Tobncco, per NJ, blWiac.
gOiIee and Een,
Rio, common, glci Fair toFpud, 2al,T Prlm
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Peaches, 2-lb,N dozen, q 700 ---;rcnrs, 2-ih "
dozen, 81 M; plums, green gngeH, 2-lh ildozon,
~ 20; strawberries 2-lb, W dozen, ~ 100 Rnsp-
berries 2-lb, 'AdoIen, 81 ~; BmckDorries IN,
% DOZEN 81 7d Tomatoes, 2-lb, " dozen, " 80.
Corn, 2.ib, q dozen, ~ dOCt3 0O Peas, 2-b, ~
dozen, u Aot3 -; SucCOtNSh, 2-lb ~ dozen,
~ 5O HOLSTERS, 10, y dozen, 50 OOi oysters,
l.h, Ndo2en, 81 20,
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All sizes, from to 60 cut So %; all sizes cas-
ing to 10 81 co. all sizes finishing to 10 a 90;
81 fine 50 10; refined bar iron 612c y 10; pillow
Iron Sc q h; pillow steel l25ic n 10.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

The will at the late Baron So
child contested of tweutN ii u tIr' r.,
Of which paragraph twenty r.n' K q
BILE for its beautiful le-.Or- q" Ill -
obedience aud br"lhery | W, - -
follows:
IL exhori all my eli v.d q ldr'n
always To live in harmon, t; ne,"r TO
loosen family buuds to avoid a | dl1-
terences, d,rspu~iuns and htlrarIuu~ {;
10 use fOfbearanCe toward each "th-I,
and not to allow temper e." get he he
ter of them, and To h- FIR Cudl, IN THEFT
disposition. My Gu ldren p",scs- Z"
good example ia their enc, ll-ut grand
Parent. Frirndlines~ wa Always lht
sure cIrditIuT ia the happiness and
succts~ OF tho VIII !, Ro h-criih FAINT
y. May my clildrrn now aud nrv-i
lose sight of this family trAdi i'm, aud
may they follow the eXhurtatiou If
my late father, their grandfather, con-
.ained in pa akrHph tftrru ct Ills lss'
will. alwaNs to remain true aud faith
'ul, aud without changing, to the pa
:rgnal faith % IsIart."
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
sIondcrins fl,c President.

The New York GFaphic -py.: The
opponents of President Grant are dis
grazing themselves by their coarse and
vulgar criticism on the marriage OF his
son, II is no proper subject for caIica-
turc or CEaCgCratiOu or structures OF
any kind. The Young man is q mod
est, cstimable, promising officer In the
army, against whom no one can say
anything, and the wedding was such
~ the tastes and fortune Of the bride
aud her parents saw fit to arrange.
This trying to stab the father through
the heart Of the son is an evidence Of
petty-malignity which deserves the
severest cRstigatiou. The worst wish
we have for the editors VINO indulge
IN this sort Of brutality is that they
may marry q mothcr-in-law one Of
these days
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
The DIelntc. OF Common sensc.

PeroEs who in mos. thing are prompt to obey
the dictates Of common scnse, too oion neglect
them when they point to the necessity Of prompt
ly vitalzing the depleted body and the wea-
Tied mind, And &c, now foolish and DANGEROUS
il Is 10 neglect such monitious! Disease follows
closely on the track Of weakness and eyhlustion.
Arrest his silent but rapid stride by PROMPT in
yigoration. The most reliable 8gsut that can be
selected for this purpose Is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, palatable hygeian clixirwhieh possesses
the true requisites for toling, regulating and
tranquiliIing both body and mind, and which is,
besides the chosen remedy Of the American peo-
pie for relieving weakness OF disorders Of the
stomach, liver and bowels. as well as tue numer-
Gus array Of complaints which ultimately follow
dsrsngoments Of those organs
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
rnc a-,n, Democratic srrorlncr.


ga rtA' It HH'.t AN.4I .t..
Mr.. MoyTissey, az we uH know. is 20
gentleman 10 whom the Democracy OF
the country can point with honest
pride, as MISUNDERSTANDING in his
own person the marhs'ul "a changed
Iiie-Gnd his preservation ID the pres
ont day ia fortunate flr tine cause. No
man know, few years ago, what SIG
nifiCance there was i'm the mistaken
aim Of John q. HeCuau az Chatham
-Four Corners when driving blow at
tue intellectual le9turcs Of Mr.. Nor
rissey, the latter lodged, and the haud
that was raised ior his destruction
struck "a stake and was thus reJuked
for attempting 20 aunihilate the oxi.-
!CnCe of one who was 20 become the
light and life ol "a great political party.
Mr. HCcuau, TO his dying day, probe
bly, never realized the instrumengF
ties that lost him the title Of champion
Of theP Z. 4 in the United States u.
that occasion.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
nlarrrn.eble Lnnrnnli.tn.

OF course, the World had 10 go out
of its way to say unkind and uube-
coming words about the marriage Of
the Presidents son. Three week. a.O
1t spoke ia praise Of the magnificent
ceremonial, at Washington, that hon
ored the wedding OF the daughter of
General Sherman. The difference
lies In the fact that the General of the
Army is supposed 20 he q Democrat.
This IL the reason for the gross sneerS
at young man who il Just entering
on the bappiest phase OF ui- life, and
at tbe-thrcsholJ oG his new home has
the right 10 claim the indulgence of
his bittereSt Zoe. Even "a member Of
the Manhattan CiuO must forfeit his
claim 10 be considered gentleman
when convicted OF such blackguard-
i-m.-N j. Commercial ADVERTISER.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
now Eney pI.gsd At ON Dougherly.


One day last week tour or 1--WE Deiroi,era
vent into Msconb county TO shoot squirrels
snd kick their shins against logs and reuce
-aiis. They had Just eatr n cold unCh in the
woods one neon, when one Of the party, o
young man rsmed Dougherty, stretched
ont on bis back, pulled his hat over his
eyes, and gave his mind up to thu work Of
assisting his budy to catch . littlo rest
The remainder of the party, having nh un
dersauding beforehand, quietly withdrew,
one hy one. One Of then passed around TO
bush, near DoughertJ's feet aud took q
ia rsttle-b x from h 5 pocket. An other
stood close to tue young mans legs, and,
IN suppressed voice, wnCl the signal was
given, whispered.
"For HeAven's sake Doughe,.y, don't
move so much as u finger a big rattle
s1ake is right unter your legw
Dougherty was fat on his back, eyes Gov
y-ed, arms sprawed out and his voice
.-embled rs he replied:
My God what shall do p
Keep perfectly quiet Its your Gully
lopel If you oven raise g finger hc viii.
dart his fangs into you!'
The man with the rs:l,c-b,S gave IL "a
snake, and reached out and laid cub
across Doughcrty's legs while tho other
man moved OF about tTcnty feet and cE-
claimed:
Hcayensl what can he Go2 Il we
shoot We may xiii Dougher;y o.
The club was rolled OF on the ground and
be victim whispered
For mercy sake ki!litl
The club was rolled cyc- bis legs again,
he box shaken, AMI the man whispered
back:
81 DD oui.- ,- ID f. instant Eaesru /
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
THIRD TERN NoN-HN- a.
An Expression Tr.rp B'-c,. l.
on che Snblcr.


A Washingtn special 60 l.'.. $ r.
Republic says q Cabiue, L.o ...r .
on TUESDAY, 1t which On, u.. a.o.t .
"thirj term was i,cd aa Iy ... .o..u.
ltsays:
The discussion TO L quiz. % wH. .ars a.,
but the few re marks O iHn Z al ...f ...
the significant 70 ture Of A' conversation
The Pre,ilent, in .uhs anre suJ zoe olj Cd.
Of q third term caudidat1rr had u,, b ,u
represented To him Ia auy form ~,v t-
quired Of him any expression f @ DO O.
desire concerning IL; trat IL, { % ab.r. c. .
any demand uirin INN VIII ca wU. O. ti.,r.
to frmd EXPIRE IN on his par. ., N..
not think Oh II it CO porte WI e., d.c-
nifty Of the Pr, silent Of the lance STATE.
to make any publ sateweut the ar =,
dent fu Their aided that 40 one u,. eve.
seriously suggested VITA is ia ste
"third t-rm TO him Ia .. ud ur CO
intimsted to sry prs,n directly ~
iectly, that be com EN- lat. en- rGiu y n
third trim candil,turo; that he imsyu
had never thought ct such thIrI and
that he could ,nly expla II The AK ltauuu f
the question { Cesar IN or " hr third
term" or what YER It is called, rs II III rr
journalistic sen,au III, piece o political
clsp.trap, ri iculUus faro.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
in Chanccry at cambridge

Nm, Mann ct a., y3. j. II, Williams Ct a
No. G5i.
y THIS CAUSE. IT APPEARING FROM
TIE allegations II the bin which ara sv,5. ~
TO, and the return Of the Sheriff. that the resi-
depee Of James IL. Williams is unknown, IL l.
o. dered by the Clerk and Master that pub ica-
Hon be made for four successive weeks 10 tho
Knoxville Weekly ChTonicle. notifying said DE-.
tendant 70 appear before the Chaneery Court
az cambridge, on or before the % Monday oil
January next then and there 10 mako defense Ia
eomplainants' bill, or the same will 10 taken fSr
confessed. and the caus set Tor hearing 81 psrte
a. % him, OetobeS 18th, 1874,
xsT4s D. II. MBKK. @. Az.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
ANDREW JoIItsSu.

Ja-a30n N0GT0I-WlTlI1I- =.
The distinguished gentleman whose
name heads this paragraph addressed
a large audience at the court house i'm
this city on Tuesday His speech
no new points, but was list
enCd 10 with marked attention and
evident satisfaction. II Is proper and
just TO say that the CX-P President has a
strong following an this county and
that his speech on Tuesday was well
received.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Union County Circuit Court.

1. L. Deyai. W. John Observation-Disclosures
IT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA.
i TONS, which are sworn 10, that the defc1.
tlnt John Robertson is q nonresident OF The
state Of Tennessee Il IS ordered b. me that pIlb-
llclnon be made for JuT successive weeks in AZ
knoxville Chronicle, q newspaper published in
INC city OF hnoXyilo. notifying said defendant
10 appea' AZ he next term Of the Circuit CONT
a, a court % be held for tho county OF Union. al
tho court house IN MEyuaTdyillc. on tbe tr,t
Monday Of Ngytmbtr neat, and make defense
or the same will be taken for conf ed and -.
for hearing eX pgrtc Sept. 2Slb, 1874
N2'wi A, A. sNODERLY. Cierg.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Chaucery Court al cambridge.

g. D. Fairfield IS. Alex Felku3r e. a.
IL, THIS CAUSE II APPEARING FBohk
tue complainant bill, that ~ n Underwood
one OF the defendants, is q non resident Of tks
is unknown, IL Is ordered By theClerk md Msstes,
tagt said Il. y. Undc wood be required 10 apDesy
before 10 Chancsry Court al Daldridse, on the
Tense 10 said bill, or the Same will be tRkea fer
confessed and the cause SGT for hearing ex paFta
As 70 Inn; Il Is further ordered that this notiso
DC published tor four consecutive weeks 10 ths
Knoxville Weekly Chronicle. This me 24th d.
Of yeteher 1874 D. II, MEEK, c. 4 n
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

\ negro, who is q walking cslculat-
ing machine, and who can mentally
add, substract or multiply any given
numbers, was an attraction on Madi-
son street, yesterday. He solved sew
cral problems In interest and discount
correctly, and yet he is not able to ex>
plain how he does 1t. neither can he
perform the operations with pCucil.
Memphis Ledger.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Dissolution Of Partnership.

rTHE- PARTNERSHIP HERETOFoRE EX.
Z listing between Thomas Maa0ney, M. T.
y cit and Edmond Turner, known as Mahopey
J cit 4 Co, for section 100, q S u r. isdissoivei
me "a day Of Ootoser, is7i. by mutual consent
firm to MahOney, Of said firm.
}. B. Nicely, Of Knoxville and Thomas O'Cop.
ner OF Nashville, hay e arranged foe half interest
~ the Aforesaid work Of haho1ey, Jett 4 Co
The hrln name will rem in unchanged and a
debit OF the hrm will be paid BY the present
hrm.
hAH0NRY. JBrT 4 co.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

The 1mor;cdR Newspaper Tenor
ter thinks the printing of the future
will be done without types, that the
form will be written on vanished
metal plate, aud printed by electricity
on one side Of chemically prepared pa.
per, hundred thousand copies in The
time II now takes to print one copy.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

We are rcmuurd %. t. changing
s"usuua tuut u J., GU. $40 ....--..l our
daily gvuctilna-, uuu OH, 6 hanks 10
Almighty God i,r thr mj-nEr- and
abundance Of tie year winch is draw
ing To close. The blessings Of free
government continue to be VOICh-
aated To us; the ,arth has responded
t. the labor q he uu.uAudmalI; the
land has been free from pesIileuce;
III erhal Oider IS being maintained,
aud peace with other puSet- has pre-
vailed 1t Is flung that OF stated pc
riuds We should cease from our accus-
tutued pursuit. aud from the turmoil
uf daily lives, and unite in thankful
ness for the.blessiugs Of the past, and
III tho cultivation Of kindly feelings
,oward zach other. Now, therefore,
recognizing these Considerations, |,
UiN sses >. Grant, President Of the
United States, Ito recommend 20 all
citizens Ia assemble in thcir respective
plac of worship on Thursday, the
Iweuty-sixth day Of November next
and express their thanks for the mercy
aud favor at Almighty God, aud lay
ing aside all political contentious and
all secular occupations, to observe such
day a. day Of rest, thanksgiving and
praise. In witness whereof | have
hereuutO set my hand, and caused the
seal Of the United States 70 bo affixed.
Done at the City OF Washington. this
twenty day of October, ia the
year OF our Lard, 1874, aud Of the iu-
dependence Of the United States the
ninety eighth. u. :. GEANr.
by the President
HAMILTON FISH.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
PETITION FOR CHARTER,


J, B. HoNsle. Daniel Leo VIM. I eSCy, D. Hook.
cit Henry T., Cotton, Il, &. Howar,cr, Qcorgf
Andrews and Charles Scymour--EX- raTtc.
WHEREAS THE ABOVE NAMEu PAR.
w TIES have flied their petition IN Tie Chan
cery Court At Knoxville, Tenn, asking to DO in
eQTpQrated under the nEWc Of THE KNOX
buying, improving and selling real estate Ia Ton
nessec and adjacent States, and taking cars for
here o. real ostate aud al interests in the fara
ms is therefore 70 notify an parties who mas
desire 70 DO so 70 appear before the Chaucory
Court at Knoxville, on " before the lrst Mon.
dly q October, next, and show cause, n any
they have, why letters Of incorporation sh ~ nut
issue and the prayer Of the petitioners be grap,gi
II Is ordered that this notice he published
talFy days IN the Knoxville Daily ChTsuicle
seps, 9Th, 1873, A COPY Of the ordcr--At a.
NJ. u. PATTERSON, @. a g.
l11At BY w. A. GALBRAirH. b. c, 4 81
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Whom MayCOnCern
U.R.INTERNAL REVENuE.

l..Lt-gpn.s OFFICE, IN DIsr. TESsEssER.
KNOXVILLE, oct. 20, lsIf
The following property was seized by Iuc fCr
violation 81 the U, $ Internal Revenue laws
HrI notice b hereby given 10 anypCrson claiming
DE same 70 como UP and show reason why 10
shout not be forfeited 10 the U. s. Government
inside Of thirty days from date:
Eighty gallons brandy, two copper Ftills and
fixtures. ono Ak and one dTaught, seized az tbC
property Of Ca5wCll Cross, Scott county; one cor
per still aud fixtures owner unknown ten gal
Ions whisky. owner unknown: ten gallons Whis.
Ky Cripn Malone claimant.
SEss& :. A. COOPER. Collector.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Petition 10 sell Land.


Adam Oaks ~. Elizabeth Waiter.
n APPEARING FROM THE PETITION
l FILLED, that some OF the heirs OF Josesb
t'uNs' Catherine and MUHct Butcher, an tke
Richard Oaks are uOnrCsidonJg OF tho state ~
Tennessee 10 Is ordered that tho heirs Of tho aid
PARTIES be made defendants D Inspection and
court 90 be hgll 40 tho Court House m Nav
uaItyiue on tho first Mou6ly of December nee.
ana make lctense y sad pctltiou, or the same
published tor four weeks IN the Knoxville Chron-
ic'e, Newspaper published Boo no city of KnSI
Vile. A trl1 cpFy-attests
C0RAM ACUTE.
NtHN+. Gcy'J County Oaurt
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
list or GIFCS.

DRAWINo CERTAIN AT THAT DATE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-12

) barrel with only one staye has been invented,
The stayc IS procured by turning steamed og
the length Of a barrel against o knife OF the
same length, and cutting from the log contn-
nous sheet or vessel Of the proper thickness.
This sheet iscut into the length The circumte'.
ence of q barrel, and ~ machinery Is croZeo or
cbampercd, and bv means Ot gang Of saws
saving Sits into The ends Of unequal lengths,
the size Of the end, is r Guccl lcr the heads and
the proper bulge produes3 The barrel when
found with the u,ua, Number Of hoops, appears
to be quite as strong rs the ordinary barrel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-12

The Georgia exhibit is Startling Under Bnl-
lock (tEc runaway Governor who is nov shulk
ing in Canada the expenditures Of the eXccu-
tive department for one year were so, %, I'M
der the present Democratic Governor, }. Milton
smith, they are exactly $l9,s5!. This single eX-
ample presents the argument again-t RadIcaIlsm
In the South IN a nutshell.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-12

In response to the request Of Mr., Touza.m, The
general land agent Of the Sante Fe Road, fer the
products of the country along the line, ucharac-
ter around Hutchinson or some Of those towns
boxed up n bushel of grasshoprers and sent
them to him with the following explanatory
note: Heres the products Of your damned
country hundred bushels TO The acre.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-12

4 man ,auntered into an ap0theca"y shop
in Portland, Me, the other morning, and after
spending few moments looking into the
showcases, and turning piece of toothpick
several times in his mouth, startled the clerk
with the question: Whats good to cure
roisoning% What kind Of poisoning?
We'll, laudanum poisoning says the stran-
ger. You see, the old woman took couple
of teaspoonfals of laudanum, and kinder
thought I'd better drop into pill shop and
see what's GOOD for her (all this IN drawl-
ing voice.. Here, john shouted the clerk,
put up a strong emeuc as quick as you can,
and, sir, take it home give 1t to your wife,
follow it up with strong coffee and call Il
doctor A doctorn says the man. taking the
medicine, she don't waste no money on Goc-
tors, not if know it