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MAnIsON HonsE-

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"a near Commercial street. This fay or
tie hotel has been thoroughly reiittcd and
furnished. The most careful attention
paid to the comfort Of guests.
S5tf N. l.. FUkkHOUSER.
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EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.


MASON1Cs
ENMPOKIA LODGE, No. Il, A. r A ii
"a Aeots 81 their ball. RuggisA 4 IfuIalsf .
build!nS, on the Thursday ofOr next proceed.
ing the null moon Of each mouth, ard every
two Wcaks thereafter. Master Aiasons ia
good standing ARE cordially invited 10 attend
-ss-. l.. D. JACOBS. " IL.
z. T. KKKSs, Secretary.
2MPORIA CHATTER, r. i. II. Meets nj
- Masonic Hall, on the LIST and Sd FrfdaY
evenings OF zach month, Al ~ O'Clock. COal-
peusons In good landing are cordially invit-
cd to attend. L. y. JAoOB6 IL e
". K. COPELAND, Secretary.
ODD FELLOWB. +s..st
HNIOE LODGE No 10. Meets at Odd Fol i.
~ owS' Hail, over Emporis Bank, evsi-y
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock. Members II
good standing invited TO attend.
J. 7. TYRRELL, y. O.
W. C. STEWART, Recording sec.
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EYecufOr's Notice

- N4GCULOE 5 N OLtCcs
NOTICE is hereby given, that the IN
IN designed was. on the 4th OF Deem
Der. 1873, appointed by the Probate court
OF Lyon county, Kansas, executor Of the
last will and testament Of Naomi Case
bolt, deceased. s-R
6Iw3s FREDERICK GUNKLR.
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Mechanics street. All calls promptly attend
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suiLDgRs. ARcAIrEcrs. &c.
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DAVIDSON 5 APPLEBY,
TARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
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/ 1 DC AOuOOu GCuO OSiACNC6 SAS'
among the things "not generally
known" is the fatal connection be.
tween Saturday night and infant
mortality. The number Of chill
ldren who are smothered by affec
itionate bat ovef-tired or not over
sober parents, between sundowl
lon Saturday and sunrise On Sun
day, far surpasses the mortality o
ANY other night in the week. Thil
is not precisely the idea of thu
"Cotter's Saturday Night" which
poetry has made familiar, but tn
Iexperience Of coroners 10 unfoE
tunatalY tar from identical viii
she optimist view Of poets
Il The Detrois Tribune pablishe
: a detailed list Of accidents upol
1.-THE lakes during the season Of nav
igation Just closed, which fnyoly
/ ed either loss Of life or consider
able damage to property. The tc
( Etal number Of navigation accident
: Including many minor ones no
! herewith published, Is LODI O
WoAS-1 ssSS WSAC Wy SOAAA0sO4 ~
4 245 from running ashore. tn
: total losses were IS, this includinI
: all those 1t present ashore, som
6 Of which may be rescued. Their
. were nina explosions involFin
; Ishe loss of life. Twenty-one We
. sells were wholly or in part de-
: 1troyed by Ore, fifty cap6iSed, an
o no less than tWent-one old halls {
: rat-traps have yielded 70 the eli
= menss, and sre no longer In exi
q tanee. 1
~ il is nov fully . year sine
some resi- Hrst-clsss sssronoaic'
d sensation was hurled Ct tbs ol
& fashioned. stsady-goiAg worl
q fSensA&ioA-makers have had We,
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The Charity Amateur Dramatic
Association of NewYork will give
performances at the Academy of
Music, in that city for the bene-
at Of the. widows and orphans of
the Virginius victims.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07
TIE REST ADYICE

that can be given to persons suffering from dys-
pspI4, bilious complaint, collie. consumption,
sick headache. fever and ague nervous debility,
or of any disorder affecting the stomach, the
these important organs by the use of:
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functional action of he digestive organs aad the
intestines and renOvate the whole system. They
produce neither Dausea, grising weakness and
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or occupation. Price 25c per box. Sold by all
druggists.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07

man present. We heard prominent
Democrats express their shame and
Indignation at such an undignified low
burst of passion. Such manners may
be popular in West Tennessee, but are
not among gentlemen in East Ten
nessee.
Mark cur language, and mark the
difference between what it really is,
and what the Press and Her
aid tries to have it appear.
We did say that Judge Porter's
ungentlemanly and passionate attack
upon Mr.. Maynard's veracity," Sc,
brought applause from the " DULLES
and street loafers," and we stick to 1t,
but the business men and men Of
character present were ashamed of it.
In saying that, we did not say that all
the applause Judge Porter received
was from that class. We repeat that
the misrepresentation was deliberate
and intentional.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07

In August last, the Democratic or
gan in this city misrepresented Mr..
Maynard's position on the Civil Rights
Bill for the purpose of influencing the
county elections. Ee was reported as
saying things he never said, and the
misrepresentation was never corrected.
The Democratic papers all over the
State repeated the misrepresentation.
Judge Porter, his competitor, has
taken it up and given it currency. All
the one-hOrse Democratic politicians
jim in the chorus, and tell those who
are weak enough to sit and listen to
them, that Horace Maynard is in ia
vor of the passage of the Senate Civil
Rights Bill without any change. Mr..
MAYNARD stated to the contrary in his
Thorn Grove speech, and has repeated
his statement in every speech he has
made. These men who continue to
misrepresent him, know full we'll
that in so doing they repeat that which
is false. In the good "days of yOre .
statements made under such circum-
stances, were pronounced lies. In
these latter days, they are possibly
sometimes called by softer names,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07
KEEP THE BLooD HEALTHY

and all will be well To do so, nothing has ever
been offered that can compare with this valuable
vegetable extract. Price 81 bottle. Sold BY all
druggists. Office AZ Cortlandt Street. New York
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07
DIR. TUFTS sARsAPARILLA

Is the most powerful Blood Purifier known TO
and eradicates every morbifc agent; renovated
the system produces beautiful complexion and
causes the body to gain flesh and increase in
weight.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07
The Legis' atiV8 Canvass in Campbell
County.
FINCAsTLE. Oct. 3, 1874.

FINCAsTLE, Oct. 3, 1874
EDITORS CHRONICLE: The candi-
dates to represent the counties OF
Union, Campbell and Scott, met here
at an early hour this afternoon. Ihe
discussion was opened by David
Parkey, Conservative Of Union. Mr..
Parkey made an hours speech, in
which was more noise and less said
than we have ever listened to.
Col. Gibson then followed with q
bold and dignified address 10 the tax
payers- He reviewed his course IN the
Constitutional Convention, explaining
his action in that body in quite salts
factory manner. He also referred TO
his course in the State Senate. Our
time and the space of your columns
forbids US giving even a brief of his
speech.
Col. Gibson was followed by Stephen
Hill, of Union, and Nathan BOshears,
of Campbell. Their speeches, like Mr.
Parkey's, consisted in giving vent tc
their spleen on Col. Gibson, saying
nothing, and absolutely knowing moth
ing of the important issues of the day
Mr.. Bsshears, at the dispering of the
crowd, said that they (all the candi-
dates) were opposed to the Civil Rights
Bill.
Col. Gibson will command the sup
port of intelligent voters of both par
ties. He will receive more votes il
this vicinity Enough a Republican
and the vicinity Democratic than al
his opponents together. The people
are too much alive to their INTEREST
to send incompetent men to legislat'
for them. They want men, hereafter
of nerve and ability, such as Col. Glib
son has. OBSERVER. :
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07
DULLES AND sTREETLoAFERs.

The Press and Herald of yesterday
makes deliberate attempt to deceive
it's readers, and make the CHRONICLE
appear as saying thing we never
said. 1t says:
Sundays CHRONICLE says that the
applause that greeted Judge Porter on
Saturday, when he arose to reply to
Maynard's speech, came from the bull
lies and "street loafers."
Now, the editor of the Press and
Herald knows very well, that when
he penned that, he penned a willful,
deliberate falsehood. Here is what the
CHRONICLE did say;
JUDGE PoRTER's ungentlemanly
and passionate attack upon Mr.. Mays
nard's veracity and fairness as an OPP
ponent in his speech Saturday,
brought applause from the DULLES and
street loafers, but Indignation and
condemnation from every respectable
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07

ELSEWHERE in this issue Of the
CHRONICLE, over the signature of
Energy" we publish a commune
cation containing suggestions well
worthy of consideration. We will
say for our correspondent that he is
not an office holder nor an office seeh-
er, but a gentleman well known
throughout East Tennessee ana uni>
versally respected. The matters ailu-
ded TO are of the gravest concern to
all who feel an interest in the preser-
walton of the honor and credit of the
Government, both State and Nation
al. The tendency among defunct pol
iticians to promulgate agrarian ideas
is on the increase, and it can not be
concealed that they have their fol-
lowers. They should be checked in
the most summary way. Honest men
should spurn them with contempt,
and hiss them out of notice.
His ideas about organization we
heartily approve. The principles Of
the Republican party in Tennessee are
worth fighting for. A gallant defense
even with temporary defeat, if per
chance defeat should come, is more t.
be admired than a base surrender. LIE
us plant the banner of peace, law anC
order, honesty and economy, upon on
ramparts and battle henceforth will
all the power that the God of Righ
and Justice has given US. Victory vii
crown our efforts sooner or later. Tht
right must prevail! Truth crushed
to earth will rise againw Read thu
communication
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07
WEDYESDAY. OGFOBER %. 1874.

At public auction TO the highest bidder, the val
liable Real Estate. Fixtures al etsOnaI Proper
ty. attached and eviei upon in all either Of
the above entitlt cases. except such of the per-
snal property rs has been sold and delivered. be-
Situated and being in Jeffe son county. ennes-
see in and adjoining the village Of Messy Creek :;
and also all tn right title, interest and claim of
the said company of in and to the mrHera 5 IN
certain lands me III ned and descri bed in the
pleadings and attachments in the above cases,
and all the right said company has of mining up
ON Iapdc
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07

A FACETIoUs editor in the Buckeye
State, announces himself candidate
for Congress, and among other things
makes the following promises if elect
ed:
EVERY editor in the district who
supports our candidate will receive q
beautiful chrome of the happy family,
to-wit: Beecher, Tilton, Moulton,
Bowen, Butler, Elizabeth and the
Woodruff, with choice engravlngs OF
Bessie and Tilton's mother-in-laW
thrown in for good measure.
Every legal voter shall be allowed
the privilege of voting early and often
provided he votes for the right man
and when our candidate is triumph
antly elected he will give huge bar
bacue, ending with a grand masque'
rade ball at every country town in the
district at which greenbacks will be
distributed by the hat full.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07

THE Democratic organ as Chatta-
nooga, wades through column OF
senseless buster TO say that Judge
Porter has no thought of melting Vlo-
Ience against his competitor from any
quarter" Will the editor of the
Times, or the editor of any other Por-
ter organ, then please explain what
their champion means by boasting
from the stump, that when Mr.. May
nard meets Gov. Brown, he will have
to /" eat his own words?" Now come
m like a little man" and explain.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07
VALUABLE
MINING &MANUFACTURING
PROPERTY
FOR SALE!

NJ C. Wilcox & Co. vs.. The E st Tennessee
Zine Company; Rboton, Meudenhal ct al. rs
The East Tennessee Zinc G, mpary: John r.
Branner vs. Tne L tSJ Tennessee ZiTc Com
pany; samuel Newman ct al ". TIE East
Tennessee Zinc Company Branner Il johnson
Betterton Il Co VS. The East Tennessee Zine
Company l. Al. Gore V. he Est tennessee
Ziuc Company z. Il. Watkins. vs.. The East
tennessee Zinc Company 4. Ii. Ashm0re ct al.
vs.. Tho East Tennessee Zinc Company.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
United States Circuit Court for the Eastern
District of Tennessee at its July Term, lS!4, re-
above several cases pending in said Court. will
sell upon the premises, at or near Messy Creek.
'Hau0
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07
TERMS.

The real estate, with its fixtures will be sold
upon a credit fisk, twelve and eighteen months,
except the sum of IS. go. which shall be paid in
cash upon the day of sale. Notes with app owed
security shall be given in equal amounts fall ing
due in 6, II and Is months. bearir interest from
date, and lien shall be retained upon the prop
erty until all Notes are fully paid.
Payment on all sums of SIS and under, accIuing
from the sales of personal property, will be re-
quired to be made at the time of sa e; but cred
it of six months will be extended to all purchas-
ers CT personal property whose purchases exceed
the sum of $25, said purchasers being required to
execute Notes with approved security, bearing
interest from date. for the payment of such sums
lei. NJ AIKEN,
Clerk and Commissioner.
September Goth. 1874,
jx2ldQt
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Z, 1874.

THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE publishes
in every issue facts about tie soil, climate pro,
auctions, price Of lands, and advantages offered
10 Immigrants in East Tennessee. These ort'-
des are intended to afford reliable information
to strangers, and are prepared carefully, and
afford the cheapest and most reliable lntorn'd-
ton obtaipdbIe. Specimen copies Of the paper
sent on application For terms see third page.
TO CORRESPONDENTS We desire me'cs
from all parts of East Tennessee. Short ana
pointed letters, j'u Of NEWS, are especially de-
sirable But as eUe cannot giUe to each locality
or to each event the space or prominence t'es
sometimes merit, are beg our correspondents Il
be bTief. Write phdt you rant IN fer '0ords
Such communications Gl0dys are acceptable
I've cannot find time to re-oUrite long commune
cations. To conde1lse them IS often inlpossl6t
IN the hurry OF our t0ork. BE short and spicy
That is the secret Of success in ne'r&pdPe
agritino.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07
JOHN W. PAXTON, M. D.,
homeopathic Physician

Respectfully offers his services in all its branches
to the citizens of Knoxville and vicinity. and
hopes by strict and close attention to his bust
ness to merit and receive share of patronage.
DR.. P. returns his sincere thanks to his former
friends for their kind patronage and hopes to
merit continuanceo of the same.
Residence and once corner q6 Main and
Locust steets, where he may always be found
anfegs professionally engaged. 1s74fEas
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1874-10-07
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

possesses qualities that no other dye does It's
effect is instantaneous and so aturaI that it can
not be detected by the closest observer It is
harmless and easily applied. aud is in general
Sc among the fashionable hairdressers in every
arge city in the United States Price S. box sold
everywhere.
, 1874-05-31
PERSONAL,

Tho Rev. Il. E. Manning, q recent gTadunto OF
the Baptist Theological Seminary Of this city,
has accepted call to the church at Beaver Dam,
Wis.
Prot. Mathews. Of Chicago University, deliv~
cred tho annual address recently before the
literary societies Of Crozler Theological Semi
nary.
The Rev. N. 0. Westorgreon, editor Of the
sandabudet, Swedish religious newspaper,
preached to large audience OF Swedes at Evans
ton last Sunday.
The Rev. c. Wlsncr, pastor Of tho First Ger
mau Presbyterian Church Of this city, went to
Now York Inst Monday night He will be gone
about three wesks.
Ths Rov. DR.. Luke Hitchcock, Western agent
OF the Methodist Book Concern, il in tho city,
and will remain for few days looking after tho
interests OF his charge.
It is said That Prof. stcarns, Of Chicago Uni
yerBity il about to resign his chair In that insti-
ton to go to South America to take charge Of an
educationA institution there.
2. P. Bliss, whoee well-knoHn initials stand st
the head OF grcat many popular SundaJ-school
songH, has rendered his resignation as 6uPerin-
tondent OF the First Congregational Church
snnday-school. and, it ia understood, has been
in the First Presbyterian Church, where he is
DOW leading tbs singing connected with the Sun
day teryices.
ELSEWHERE.
Wisconsin minister has been dismissed hY
his church because he built Gre under balky
horse.
Bishop Colenso proposes visiting England in
August next, accompanied by Mr.. Shepstone,
the Secretary for Native Affairs in the Colony Of
Natal.
Heresy has raised its head in the Topeka Pres
hyteri2n Church. Tha ReY. William A. Eta1zctt.
, 1874-05-31

TwentJ-third street. Preaching In thu rnort-,
the Kev: Henry Powers on 1.-THE Method ~ Of gat2y 9
Unity Church, North Dearborn and whtt{n, ....,
The Rev: Robert coysr will preach in tho man, a,Fss
There will be no evening service. ''''sn'ns
Church Of tho Redesmet, Bau1amon ,nd u
ton streets. Preaching by the pastor .uorrnn
evening Morning subject: Uut,ersal!51a p1ss.sad 70
Religion Essn,ns Aubjeet The soal1 uch. uch.7*aI
taenth street. servicca at the usual hou:, %-ss-
Murray Church, IEdiana areuuo, ne.r ~
ni2th s:1e"t Preaching in ths morning By IL, R!
". s. Ralph. -' ~.
Trinity English Church, Dearborn md Eli. .+..,
Services 1t IL a. II. The Rsv E. Bafour vii n-asa
-Bethlehc1n Church, sansamon and Chicago Ftss..a
services at 7:45 p. m. Tha Rev. E. BeItone sts
preach. "A
swEpKSBone1Ax
The Rev. 8. s. Seward. OF North BrtdQevs+a- r..
will presch for ths Second swedenbo.xtan 8or1sa
Murray Chapel. Indiana avenue, near Trent1.n',.aa q
street, at P. m- ''1so1a
A1scELLyEoUg,
Ths Rev. DR.. 9towel will preach In the han
Of Baittordcld aud TAirty-atxth stroets at aes
Elder Mullins will preach in the Cent11i chr;.*-
m. Subject, " what l. the Truth ~ - 4ssas
Elder McCu1loch will bold three ss1,te,s ,.u.
Green Street Tabern.sle .: 1890 H., md 7:onsf
This Advent1sts will meat In their hail. No. ~ r.
Madison street., ut 1880 Z. m. and 1890 o. m es'
ePrtma1J Council No. Of ths U. A. offs ,n
At Union Hall, No. Isl South Clark street, d. 1o:ln
The Progressive Lyceum will meet 1t LIN , :.
Good TempaFs' Hall, corner Of Washington nd H..
PLANES streots.
Tho Rev. William ]. Howe will preach r,o,,;..
and evening st the First Christian Church Inti..ss
ayenne and Twenty-afth street
Sunday Afternoon Lecture Society, Tarrt I'm
corner Adams. and Haiated streets, 3p. n. Ists
Keith, on - Possible Social Conditions Of Tia Tutars
Tho Free Religious Society viii discuss ths On.
ton, "Who Ars christlans7" At their ball R.ndoSst
hr1f fafF ,xtrA IN fnH
, 1874-05-31
Alcohol N q Remedy for Burns.

Alcohol, recommended by ssdepham, b.s '.teg .t.3
e5r: esf9 spo{bss bs ns rspd md
Of allevixting the pain Of burns. The Affected
part is either amply covered loosely with y ~
alcohoIic compression. or il bathed with alcoao,
when tho pain instan:ly disappears, bnt returns
again whom the application ce.ses. 1t mos1'
therefore. be continued for one OF two hou,s;
and then be repeated at longer intervals, un!ll
the rcddoned epidsr1nis is b'eached and sht1yeieo,
or until any klisterB that may have formed naeo
opened and discharged, which will take Plaee u
from aix to twelve hours. Care must be ta1eH.
especially where the surface to be tsateo - =
kdeos the patient.