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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-25
Permanence OF Orchard Grass.

A writer in the Philadelphia Press says
that he has had field of grass over thirty
wears. that still gives bounteous crops,
breast high at maturity" The soil is q
strong sandy loan. 1t was originally
seeded in connection with red clover aud
timothy, which were long ago run out, and
there 10 now some white clover and blue
grass. which aids to make "A thick nutri-
Tious bottom growth: but the orchard gras;
maintains tbs supremacy, and he knows o.
nothing-lucern excepted-Which will yielc
annually so much cattle food. But it il
even superior to lucern. because bettel
ADAPTED to tae climate OF the North.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-25
The Debt or Virginia.

The State Of West Virginia having up to this
time refused to pay her share Of the State in
debtness prior 10 the war, and having
declined proposition for arbitration meas
ure has been offered in the Legislature
at Richmond directing the Attorney.G General TO
bring suit against the State of West Virginia in
the Supreme Court of the United States for one
of Virginia on the tenth day of April, 1865, in
Guiding interest TO that date. The resolution
has not yet been acted upon.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-25

President White, OF Cornell University,
is enthusiastic on the subject OF admitting
young women into colleges. He observes
that as a rule they average about ten per
cent. better on the examination papers
than do he young men; that they have
raised the average OF conscience and man
illness AID decency more than ten per cent;
and that the young woman who took q
degree at the last commencement stood
easily among the first fifteen in a class of &
hundred.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-25

In population China still stands first
among the nations, her people numbering
i2J,2l3,l 52. The British empire comes
next, with 1919, 81 900, aud then Russia,
with 81, l72,022 The United States are
fifth. In density of population Belgium
comes first, with 45l per square mile. En-
gland is next, with $50. The United States
are twenty-third ia the list, and between
! Morocco and Russia.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-25
JOHN 3lZTER, *. P. BAILEY,
PRESIDENT. Csshlcr
EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT
3 A n K,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
ESTABLISHED $50.

WE are prepared to purchase, al
Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
eminent, State, County, City, aud
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Dank
OF Tennessee Notes, New and Olc'
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Danl
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. R.
r. Stock.
We transact a General Banking
Business, buy and sell Eastern aud.
Southern Exchange at current rates.
receive deposits and maize collscticr
upon the most favorable terms.
Interest paid on Deposits in Saving.
Bank Department.
Tickets by lnmal, Anchor and Nat!OnG
Lines OF ocean Steamers, ald Exchange on
all the principal cities OF Europe for sale.
Z. P. BAILEY, CASHIER.
Infv oil -l6 vytF
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-25
Notice of Insolvency.

IN THE col NTY COURT AT MAYNARDVILLE.
UNION COUNTY. TENN.
THE Insolvency Of the estate Of Carlisle Haynes
i dec a. having been suggested BY hus sell Z.
Cabbage, Admr. Il is ordered by the Court that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks in the
Knoxville Chronicle a newspaper published IN the
city Of Knoxville, notifying the creditors Of said estate
70 Gle their claims with the Clerk OF the County Court
Of Union county, duly authenticated. required b.
| Law. on or before the ID day Of August. 1874
| JOHN v. TURNER, Clerk.
] March "a. 1874 il8wit'
, 1874-08-22


NEW yosn. Avg. .sg.-corTeS-ou!et:. sales SIT
balos. 1T gross rcceps. b7$ bslcs; futures
9Sssd 9ss 8say II e os5ts 1se M
Gsr, is li-l6tai6 l532a 5anuary il 7-le0ls ld.a2o
- baEHSsHssss- -FiSa'ar1bu! S' heavy anl lower; re.
sss 9e9o ns ispfEe sa WSs5a aud o5 saS
shoice. ssss@sia: ,sh!te Shess %s.sr,, ssi5@ose;
Sste4 Ollie y ssio st Icy o1 s,ss
iossf roceipta 5000 bn No 6hioago Sllsal.so:
~ e: Ns anFrsas l9Ss "a "a
1906 old winter rcd ,YcateEn 81 ldal - low do $i3
al .l8 now amber Western, 81 9o6aao; white Weat-
at p3cs$lu.. Harley nominal quIot and unchanged.
-Enrn opened ateaay nEI closed acurce,y Atna:
sssss a. M sf as ysew %ssssn Western 1s @ SIX
white Western. Oats tr.ner for 1a!xBl: scadyfo for
7sh!to: receipts, % 9oo BY eW misca Wcstern 5lQs
iiAr--Jnchanee.t at 81 .ooea2o.V9.
e; a tir; lou ia ioiug; fair 70 good
pErnoLEua,-F1rrl for crudo refined, '119Sc,
TuArEAriNE-.-lieayya at 3siGe.
NEu0a-Flru; Western, a0Gsn2c, ...
pnoy1s1oNs-pork dull aud heavy new mesa $n3 90,
Deef 1niet Ncef hama unghnngcd. Gut tnuals dull
pick!sd ao9ldcfs. IN bulk, g; hams. IN bulk, l!c.
Lard opened heavy close firm: primo steam. l4!4c.
'nur7ER-Firm Woster,, aataaia.
3HsssSts5';y e common n to prne 1oa1sHe
TOLEDO,
ToLEnp. 'Ang. 9.-i,NxAparusTs-Flour tsnM anil
unchanged. Wheat aG}3o lower, closhg seatiy; Mn.
white Wabash, se!lur September, sl.3o; No. 10.
Sl.rE5; No. while. 81. 2a arnber MclitRan. sil1;
A"ER d1 io ans:.i MS 81 ss a ssX@s No. IL:
october. sl.l2; buyer Octoiior, sl.13; No. y red.
sl.oa No; amber illinois, Sill; seyenhar; ;s1l3S:
toru stnady moderate demand; high mixed, heles
September, G9o; Ootptar 6So low mixed, G9lic ye4
low, 70o no Crude, &c. Oats steady; nlodorata do
mana NJ: !, 4de; No. =, 4?e: sol'er September,
43Ho; 0ctober 43u; Michigan, 42e; reteetol, abe.
fREIoHTs-ltnfato. 2xGSae 0swexv, s'lt9dt.
HEoEIPTs-Flour, M0n8 wheat, 7,ooO bu 'eoEu,
suIpAENra-Flour, sGo brls; wheat $4,000 bu; ;
corn, d,ooo bu !; oaIs; 9:o1o :9!t, by;
oIEyRaANp. O. 4nE. laKAhsTSrfs T ~ Whsat " a1
ososlng heavy. Corn frin and unchanged 'h1gh
inixed Hhsle, TIC; low xed 14o; carr oil traok, II
la12o Oats firm and battor wnc, sos; No. State.
ttt; No. !, 43H. ulosing dtroug.
'sHrao1sun-pul; l';1Nr;ssar1" 1,5m esa rs11sh'Dsod'
sClNc1NNAr1, o., A.H. 1l.-CorroN-Dull and ns-
changed at lo}5e. The hrst lals Of nav cotton,
Phillips County, Arkansaa. consigned to J. II. 0ao1-
heat Co.,, sold ut auction OH Change tO-dly to TAy
lor 4 nrother at o0e rer pound >,
@ s doeuy re a Co. Wss se nisa
LIS. Cot1l scarco and trni vt Oats ateaty
aud In moderate demand at 'ttEs4ac. Iye steady
| aud iu moderate de,uGntl At 83c.
UILY--UuchRngol.
Ea1s-Dull MD unchanged.
sliurral--Fitncr.
{1uEEgE-Quiel. and unchanged.
pAoy1sloRg--pnrk fair and irnl; sh!ea at $500,
ldtd fair 'sau arm. summon hold 1t 14Ao. unll
, 1874-08-22
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AUGUST

1alr 10 ehulee 3toGsa.0o ror 1tl. A1to 1t sea7so
Eor ~ n saefs yset !@toes, T qa sog f hi
sfss 6o{ERYeefss {{}Es sses ses 5 !" iatr ss %
ctal nhpply. Qlolatio,,h: Turlcys sold at e31to;
ol eekea. ESoa se!eu sss'mS; nss,a 1'' y ,xe 1a.
sEEps~Ici'neti,y m. aoito Ind nr,ncr Tic r., =,
~ ORDERS md so'trneta alsi weto aac ss = e
s i s ts;is Fs # s ;a s1s sFfss fses M Il 5 & s s
ss sss sss Ssvss Il sss f aps. tfxs ~
90 5ass eoice t,malny II s2ys; s5s bags Do ats27o
Ii Ssas &c Eis atS III. ts e ssEs /.
i l,aa Hoe5 iaz ii slo bass do, 10 arrive ihia
AALr-Tho prco ii flne salt haa bccn rrtlncod 1oc.
Other grades nru unchanged, and tle cnat,;i il fair
ohShdasa and Saginaw. nne, *1,co osnala do. Sins;
sS ssy sssst sty s:si sss :1s 9:Es with bags
M ass'' 81 :'e i ae ssa1e' ea h 70
sS seo ss%s fmEeF'ta sooa 10
7ocss5e choice Ilnsauey, ,9ioooli6; extra Moya1o.
sl.su@l.35; choice 70 e1tra new japan, a5e@floo; :;
Gad1a comrnun d. 35@ 46u; common to ane oolong,
a'2t5e ;;Fco s5aoSe cloee t. oxtfe ssatl 60
a. s srsn Ha sspsss ~ 9 arxS arsr at
yn,;ce lnscr IL ilia aeaaor. we continno 70 quote:
FINE OuT-E1tra. 76fa A5o thotce, 60{a15e ;Medium
G0G956c poor tu ctnlil.nn, 40@45c.
rtua-Nat,,lnl luaf, 7oSeoo; half bright, co37on;
blncl, aonlIlt 46GsaUc.
f,MoxMn--aool 10 cioicc, aa@sso; medium, s00
3le common, 286a23c,
WOOD-1.etuat1a g,ibt. We q.1oto: 1,cheh, $3.50 !;
nan!o, $50; hickory. <Sso; sala. ss!o9ass. .sodo.
livorh1. - .....
W0Ul,-Continues in fair demand and 1g7n unltr
moderate otfernga We quote: -
Good 10 rrra0 tntLwAsGd. ,39G9tlG
EMe 70 f5uaA tultsYaHlleA. .45G34Tc
Fine aill nlctl!in wus1od cecu 40
C1HfEe WITHHOLD Netec. 3M&a1c
Medium nnA cearso uAwhahed. .ot4ssc
U.neretlsutahln am btrry wooi, 6Gsl0o Lena.
WOOUENWARE AND BlaUDMH-Wefo III m0dcrato
demand. Following ara tic quotations TWO hoon
pIl!a, t26O rer doz ree-onI. do, $425 threc-tlnoE
atry, SITE 4.25 extra do $s7b GxtrA checsb tnhH,
$lI.25 No. 10, <3.15 No. 2 do, &. 90; No. tn,
S7U; tI.lia, three III nest, $l.ds kcclcrn, nvu
III nr8t, $1.76; hnif-nshel neHsnrcs: plain, s2.76
1cr dox do, Iron bonnd, $4.e0; clnr7ls, No. !,
$14.o0; do, No. ? f950 per 1oz; do, No. .,
In FUR rel,ess anl ascaly, tlo only cha1tHG ho,nA
reduction In the price Of three h0op pals, Two
CO. do, No. A, $3.50 headed clotlesi5ns, qoefa
$l6; ~nhb6ards, 20 rer doz; bartcl tovera
81. .0Ua3.b0 ka1.nnkiila E 01G160 Pcr rack; butter
tnis, oak, three In nrs StaD; do aah, two IN nest
| $l.10; broon..handlea, $l2.h0a1d.00 ier m; No.
hrosn's, 1oo@3'6o: Mo. do. 's2.5o@2,75; common
hAiLHoAD FhEtanrs-Ago,sts tiaye reduced the
rates 10 neatnn. New York, anl philadelphia, &c OIL
gran and fourh-clnss, and 10c on nonr Annexc1 arc
| tha rates:
, 1874-08-22

lower. Bacon hams, 15oD1oc. Mess bcof. ali.a5
9l16oi extra tnoss do, ST.. 2bGDl2*50; boef han.s
S24 .oo@25.0U. City tallow. H@B14o gronso uoni-
nal ut 0@ec. Halaa wero reported Of $50 brlA
moss pork {iron 1oolH) Mt a21bD; 60D br1ndo, coll
Or September. at f22,75, GOO brls to it <3226O |;
26o brln DO: nellcr 0etobcrt nj *2s.op; 1000
at sl7.25; 2!@ brls DO ut sl7.lat4; 2bo Azla du
at a17.10; $50 brls do as sl7.O6} 900 brlB raleas
ordinary pork at H226D 50U tcs lard, heller tho
year: Mt $11.12l4o. 900 tee do. sollor December
and January, ut .'l1.05 0Qn1 lbs shoulders ut
s11o; 1oo, ,ooo lbs do, aelior soptonber, at B}4o
100 o00 lbH d. bnyer tho mouth, ut 81 20; o0o 900
lbs ah6rt riba at 12c.
Flour wns dull Mud weak. There waB scarcely
my .leu,al.l from tny Honrre, Az hnyora held DIR
ln viow OF tile woaknohh in wheat. Holders Horn
Rehofaly willing to ahado pficcs; but hoto much
could not be told unless they had "Eeaaoncd to-
gothur" with buyers a,nl tho latter did not caro-
for tho Rendezvous. Bran was worry Irregular.
$3.50; "a brls Do (ow) at 81 75 ;925 brla do ON
private terms. Total. A72 hsls. Also, 10 tons
bran at S1d.00; 20 tona DO 1T s1l.50; 20 tona tlo
at &14.00 20 tons, In bags, to arrivo, at $780,
all on track; 10 tors ut $*14.75, froo on board ;
10 tons BcrdcnitiEa ut E2o.0o, on track. Tho
market clohod will sol!ors ut the following innGo
, 1874-08-22
MONEY AND COM ERCE.
FINANCIAL.

Fn1rAr EyKStNn, Aug. q.
Tho fall In tito prlco Of wheat hhs lad tho
efroct of dimEnlnling tho order for currency
somowhat, Tie receipts OF wl1ont havo not yot
decreased. as 1t ordinarily requires two weeks
for a chnnge in the price to Affect the shipmontB
hithcr. Tho aocroase In tho orders for currency
hag had tho elroct OF Btffoniug tho rato Of Ok
change. BaloR wcro mailo between banks to-
dRy ut 2Go discouul to par for = 900.
Larger amounts than usunl Of City's and
CountYa and other local securities nro now oNar-
Ing for naic. Tho anticipation Of lighter MONEY
market in{ir1coa holders to soil willie they will
hnyo to mako no sacrifice. Gity'a anl CountyH
wcro t,nBuctessfully oirorod to-dny at 99a1.
Tit demand for nlonoy exhibits ITO notc-
worthy cllangos Tl,o rate Of discount fcn,afns
10 per cent FOR regular customers; to otl1or good
borrowers, 7@8 per cent. lseal-catato lonns aro
D@i0 per cont; t,,oncy un tha atrcct IL 8@lS pOr
cont. ...-..
Tho clearlnEn Today were So, GOO, ,0G0
TIE rnEhflua1 ACCOUNT.
Tho Philadelphia ledger givca tho following
recount Of whit nppcars IN tho statements Of
tho National DaGks nj llclr s'rromium' no.
count: ........
Tho "prcnlum account Of National I,anka." l'y
which Ia known lilo difference hclwcen Tic tnrru1luy
sauo Of The bonds hc for tie sccrity Of theft Notes
a no psr ~ &u' A ~, ,, mS" ~ ,ha % onA W. s ~ ~
u,,oc " rr, =; r. .nwa ~ na In s3o If
prr,ninn When they bought iI,c no,l,f, Tho ol,ur
bahka lid noE. Tho latter can easily .lrop tho 1ro-
MUM irn11.Aonle.lling sley never rai.l-fron tho
.teneht of aasels, esIucn!ly na mos pl tsm hnyo
e VI ~ @ ,ti ,,,,o
NJ ieir hn,s "'' ~ '' 'A''''
win tic Ior banks tho case is different, It nd
dresses itsrif 10 thot in thts p,a1e Tia bons are
certainly worth tho psse we uae IN so !ist Of asse.s
bnt tho premium, H. After h}' nny contingent sset
e ~ u ~ IT, nUasu n"ay ~ ,t1 @ % ~ a,, II =, 10
v;drnda M n,tti ti'at r, ~ W. ,r"v"rc nt mr. ~
ccnnl,ahst thSy aroy, rrs.mn on bpn,s IA M pssst
and nes,l,o precisely tho enn,o footing will hu old
les5t Of t.'9 young hahA have aslorel t''la 1Glcy
aia aosen g g., aeeiaf. o assusaa % .ii m & .ey avo
M ~ @ ~ I.. -. ~ s, ~ a.. I.., go.
, 1874-08-22

TnHAUV0. :,
Tho Teuisyille Coarier-J0Hrnal oHtimatos tllat
Tho tobaceo crop of 1874 III kontuUay will DO
only u per cent Ut tlat nt 1873, Which waa IT,
OIL, ,000 lta.
LATEST.
Wheat vas fairlY aptivo hut Irregular selling
alown 70 yll1a, Aatles tho mouth n,,l e!nBiHE nf
g5u; srllor September at 0lGp6399le, closing at
tho o,,tHltle. After o'clock, two Or tA,oo oporn-
it up D5i i@015{c for Auguat eloHiig Ut 95lto,
Aoler septomper at 0l15o. Corn was 10 lower,
clouing at 05I4o selIer tho mouth. and 653So for
Boptanbor. = Oata woto 1o higher for cash,
closing firm at ai1l@44 no aollertho month, and
90}1Gl8JNo sollor soptembgr, md uD1@@SS9@o
tor'tlo ycar. Moaa pork WAS steady. WITH aalos
, 1874-08-22

BIIEEp-The ahOep 1nArlot was llfelega, HAlnrers
wera oieg nothing IND only two three Of tho focal
butchers nade any purchases. prlces may be quoto
weak Ut s3.76Gs.7b for common to msltunl, aud ut
$A,oOG24,7 ~ for good to cho!Fo.
EAST LIBERTY,
:1nseiat Dtsnatth h Tht c4irnqo Trtssns,,
EAsr Lsn1!rY, "a. Aug. y; 2i;-oArTLE-lteeeipte for
week Icforu Supply good 81 thu kial. dooI catilo
scarce and III demand. Market active prieus OF 10
on common stock COOL hold to 1ast WeckK prioes
Bales fur Tue week head; extra, avdrualng l4oo
to l.too Nv. 3aa7A 10 So7a prima, 1,20u to 1,aoo
, 1874-08-22
LATEST.

New yossg, Aug. 2l.--AloueE easy at 2@9 on
cali GOT for plilno mercantile paper.
Sterling quiet at 4s8j5@4S7 for eixty days.
amount marketed, a334i. .9M.
Gold opened and closed ut 109;3ss, with q few
Ba!os in tho interim at l10. Carrying ratio por
CONT Loans also malta ut flat.
Treasury Disbursements, SIG, ,oQ0 interest, and
81, ,000 for called honda.
Customs revenue receiDte, Sj07,000.
Gold c}earanccs, s2D dG500o.
Governments HteAdy. Etate bonda dull. Ilail-
nad bonda firm.
stoe's iairly active. but irregular, and declined
Y to u in Gully dealings, which waH subsequent.
h recovered. Later tilp ,narkst MAS weak, anl
closed with decline of 1l@14 per cent from tho
best tlEnrcn Of tho aay. Yne lotnl aaies woro
5000 Lato Shoro, ao,at'0 Union Pacific, 9,lo0
Pacific Mail, a.Hj0 Wnbash, 2,G0O Northwestern,
e,a0u 1ioels leland, 2,ao0 ST. Paul, and 1000
DhiOB
, 1874-08-22
NAlllil:TA; NJ TEEpaRAPlI.

Foreign nlnffEfAs
LoSDoa, Aug. 11-5p m.--Ttle amount of bullion
gone ilto tho Bank Of England OIL balance to-day ia
E150 100. ConsoB--Moncy, H2N account. a.;f.
United States CoulonsLGia, 1os14I: '67n. 1o0A
1o-ioa. 1ol; new g., 1olA Now York Central. e416
Eric, s0A1 preferred, A..
PAHrs, Aug. 2l.-Rsntos, 6af Co.,
L1ygKrooL, Aug. 81. = Cotton-A ghalo easier
'nplanle, SGD: OrltanH, s1z@s'al; sa1es, 12.ood
batrs. Including 2.ooo fur apecuation ana export,
1900 wero American saos for the wetk, 72010, o,
which yU0o wero Tor export, anu G,o0o for ejaculation;
eing ,S I'd Aoep1c, atosk ai ~ saa % bon for thjs
port 3S7 ,00D, including 4l,ot0 American.
Observation-Disclosures Of waoat for tho past three
days, $4,000 1rs, Including II 009 American markpt
heavy. Flour, 23s GaGs25s California whltu wheat.
10s 1d@11H; rcd Westefn spring, Da 1dG2l0s rod
winter. lUsGslUs Oh.
Lard, 61s, New mess pork 7Gs.
, 1874-08-22

FfenclI Call+ ~ 70 ~ NM l:NaG9 - -
ffS1Ss Mrhis IL %N r r1NNs yruKrho a c,nnd 1
Continues fair for the scasun sodrr ls nauted lower.
lin pLsrE-1o, 1ox14, s1aoo; do, 1osla $lo,5o; 14x
;s5s 81 xts''' d. '''a'F ''4so 'o "l''i '' s0''S
II" Tls-Iargo, 800; smn!l alo; bar, pee.
Lr4n-rg. 1,1u; bur, s]s@oo; lend pipe, $40; cut
' eoorrEn-pottoms, o 93@o4c; s.catl.lng copper, "a
SHEET z1so-Ful casta. 100; leas quantity, 1oAc;
H1ifsT lnon-No. ~, 4o rates Isuas,a Iron, to II
incuNlvo, zoo: do No. lstaiueu, ,l9o; AMERICAN lus-
StMn; aAnv4sznh @ Ii,osNo. 1a@ 1876; No. alaai 1870:
do, 9steau. l4p; No. II 16o; No. -, 10c. discount
Of IL rer cent Ii nude from tLtA at.
,,Ns j. s1 I . spd 70 III II
lda ~, luc; ~ 2oo; full buud!e W per cent dis
cput: feacs wto. dc.
aud ii .lls faoIoriea nre light slcScod, por kvs,
fisX; Id do, t5.laS Vi do, tus. so.021a; clinch.
NAVAL sT0REs-we nose IN advance OF 10 in alaal
roIs which ts r1 at tlo a1yanco. Ulher soods weto
unchanged hlana rope, v Ii, lGGsl7o; ssul rope. ~
tal4o q l: hemp Kastr cord, Y D. 18ta&1o 1narltIs.
T. tsxfsa ; F. ~ s5 Y t'S
taJ0D; roslli, 4UUGS7.bU y brl.
lIlS--t;4rion MIA easy. Other nlls Wcro steady.
oriSn {sla,.iarl wn!to}. ll6 deg lest lgN@ l3e %
Illinois leaa test l60 a1, ION uo lead Light ~
dog, l4e9lphc; e1ir4 wtnter Hrl, slo3tStl ~ No.
~ 3sS xnS l1sSssS 1sss;. spstn n.y. ?sg5s a.
,eatsloot OIL strictly pAro Sl.la; do cxtF, u0u: d9
vsc: p,,mbayo oil, '7dn; tarpsnue, 4AsA5o; naph-
ES-Oontlnue dull eul weak under eRc*1.-
Two otestnKu Tho prGtractel drought 4 surtona'y sf-
footing tue growing ctop tn'any loea!uea. potasots,
, 1874-08-22

=
NEW YonK, Aug. 21.-The trado movement was
agaiu itnpedeI by tho warm weather, but fair pnck-
ags ,i4tftbut,on eftcctcd and the pieco trade
showed asatl,e improvement. Cotton 'go0ls moved
slowly unchanged prices. Rolled 1aconnets. cotton
tia,nels aud funey oluyiot Ahlrtings In good demand
Eilabanl prnts nctixe alerrlInack rnks aud purpes
luxe, and checka and Rtripes 10c. Kentucky Jeans
moro nctise.
, 1874-08-22

ii BOO brla aclor llo yoar at ai7.21, 800 hrls 10
,Heitor, October at 929D0. Lard wag atongor.
viii, ralca OF Con tcH aolor tho yoar at Bll25.
lNlffplp NJ MN,
, 1874-08-22

iettof attendance Of buyers thuu o.. yesterday, lit
their wants were few, and tho volume OF salea wus
smaller than any previous day Of the present week.
Ut sTo0@776. but the prevailing lr1cea wero $eao9
CTS for common to metliun and $J85@7.a5 for good
nradi1I9 bo!ow rhoico Tho market clUacd weak,
, 1874-08-22
COMMERCIAL.

Fn1pAr EVENING, Aug. u.
Tho following were tho racolpts md Allip-
,acuts of tle leading articlas of produce III Chl.
, 1874-08-22
UHtCAuO LfJa[Di;R MARKhT.

FRIDAY EVENING, Aug. q.
Tile market waa agatn dill and essy, Tlero wtTe
Thursday were moro than sufficient to meet tho Dc
niand ffeco-ssuF waa firmly hofd At $500 at which
vera aunt,1l weak ut gaool0.00 for coft,mon, aud
S12.0Ga3t600 for fair TO choice. 14ats, f.doalSs
shingles. 6a280. Twelve or fourteen cargoe4 were
loft uysr,
At TN. YAn1H.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

ExrLAvArIos OF lsEprREaoH MAnKs.-f aatqrdfysf
eoptrd. Sunday excepted. Monday excepted AZ
RVS Sunday ~ Ito q. nj. DB!!r.
, 1874-08-22

:EtoRj0aH CENTRAL 4 GREAT WESTERN RA1:~R0a01
depot toos ~ Lalkt s ani .Joot qF 1tefntgseeonaess
5;rktt u Clark IT.. .oathsaH eurnse e Randolph
apuT I;.htsfA ht<{{lQn,
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From a private source we learn of the
fall Of distinguished divine who has
been resting from his ministerial labors at
Rockcastle Springs during the past few
weeks, The name Of the unfortunate cler-
gyman we will withhold for the present.
His fall, like Mr.. Beecher's, was through
the influence Of woman. For the past week
or two he had been noticed, at intervals, to
be engaged in talking with beautifu!
young lady on the balcony; sailing on the
river; strolling on the river bank, etc, but
no strange conduct was noticed, and as he
was circunspect in his walk and converse
tion and preacher-lke in his habits, no sus-
picion was aroused by his frequent atten-
tons to this beauty and belle. until the full
particulars Of his fall became known. Ii
seems that the other evening, about dusk,
the pair were seen standing on the balcony
earnestly talking and occasionally glancing
around to see II they were observed or their
conversation was being heard, when young
and extremely handsome NJ. d., of this To-
cality, whose beautiful eyes are the admira-
ton Of the ladies and the especial envy Of
his own sex, approached them. The Young
lady is highly connected and quite charm
ing in person and forn.l Asthe doctor APP
preached, the ID. ID. stepped back abruptly
towards the edge Of the balcony, when his
f.,s sl,,u.l aud L. IN ax.. A. h....s...
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PULASKI COUNTY NEWS.


Matter Tor this department received yes.
terday morning, and We. are forced TO ,lcfeI
the publication Of most % it.--Epl
Religious debate between Elders Godby
and BaIlew commenced August 10Th; large
crowds in attendance. ..... NJ. W. l.. Bobbit'
was caught In the machinery Of wheat
thrcsher and had both Of his feet torn Oft go
Mr.. II. G. Jones, Of Lincon, married "a
Miss Charity G.. Collier, Of Somerset, on the
S0th uIt...... Official vote Of Pulaski.
For Clerk, Court Of Appeals Cochran,
1924, Jones, 1853; Circuit Judgc-Tattlc
1888, Owslcy 1914; Commonwealth Attor-
ney--Denny 1851, Chrisman s72; County
Judge Barnett 1890, sallee 1919; Jailor-
sheppcrd 1884, Niece 1911; As-cssor-Cun-
dill 1915, Randall 1907, Spears pos; Survey
or--Woodall zoos, Starncs HAS; Coroner
Lester 6Sl, sbsdowen 53s; County Attorney
-Curd 1901; Circuit Clerk-Trimblc 1913;
County Clerk--Porch 2035, sherif-is99.
The Radicals elected all Of their candi-
date. aud all Of the nominees u their par
y--no nomination being made by them for
County Attorney. Curd, Democrat, was
elected without opposition to Gil said office
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to our pious sanctum--for the gift. The
apples were none Of your halfmatured, d..
minutive, pig-squcaling.crab. Mind; they
we're Gnc, large, delicious, golden, home.
crowns evidently seedlings of the pcrpct.
ual-bearing Eden tree; and the peaches were
none Of your fuzzy, orm-ca,en, cling-sione,
tooth breakers, but the very perfection Of
nonesuch. The generosity Of Mrs. Bryan,
is henceforth. with newspaper mon, unim-
pedetahlc.
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OuR friend Bruce OF the Danville Ado
eite, WA in town, last Monday, wearing a
smiling phir as usual. though faint traces OF
chagrin and disappointment were visible
whenever he caugh, sigh, Of n brisht-eyed,
eurly-psted cherub Of the male gender
Bruce's las, constitution 10 swell the census
Of 1880, was like the othcr-and incipiept
deb'stant Of rosy -chceked femininity--whai
they cali around here "lawyers boy" and
il made its appearance only few days ago,
and il is nameless at this writing. We con-
gratulate ourselves for once upon chronical-
ing an important item in advance Of the
adroocts. Mars has wonderful nose for news
bnt he los, this morsel Of porter-house
steak last week
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A MAN, aged about forty years, his wife
and three girl children, passed through our
town last srnday morning on their way to
Indianapoli. via Louisville, from North
Carolina. The man was pulling small
covered hand wagon, or baggage wagon,
which he made himself Their two small
-, children, aged one and two years respect
lively, together with their entire household
effects, were in the wagon, and the wife and
oldes, daughter walked leisurely bvhind.-
lie said he had pulled this load all the way
from North Carolina, and would pull il to
hi destination II Il took him all Summer.
Many a rugged hill he had climbed, yet he
was in good spirits. His name is Myers,
and he was a Confederate soldier ionr years,
under Col Avery.