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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-08-28
sale for Sal,

Stuart, first door south Of Dckey's. is the best
wood workman in the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-08-28

Good spring wheat -four, $500 per hanire'
pounds, AZ Woods Eagle Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-08-28

T. those who snoke-E Y. Grigcs has Just
ceiyed frcst stock Of imported cigars.
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white cotton hose at sixty cts. per dozen, at
the peoples clothers, 81 La Sale street,
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EarlyilIe.

The sixth annual meeting Of the Earl Park As.
socation opened most favorably on Tuesday
morning, with Isl trotting and pacing entries
and good list OF runners on the grounds. The
weather was fine and the track in excellent con-
dition, but the attendance was meagrc.
The first race was quarter running dash,
with the following result Union, first; Frank,
second; Sleepy Charley, third, and Pet Wilson,
fourth. Time, 25I.
In the -year.old colt race three horses en-.
tered, but Capt. Morelana was withdrawn. The
race was easily won by Ned Tester, in two heats
Scorcher second. Time, 2:5215l, 2:5S1i.
A large crowd witnessed the afternoon races
which were closely contested The first was q
stallion race, for u purse Of $780, with the cham.
pionshp gold medal given to the winner. Cap
tain worked hard to win, but Monroe had too
much speed. Below is tho result;
| Captain Observation-Disclosures.
Monroe ...................... !
| Westerns ught................2
Pilot, Mambrino T. Y, Brent, and Maj.
......................dr drawn.
TINE: 2;&2Jl, 2:3l4, 1924, 2;Sl23.
In the 2:3S class, for purse Of 800, II horses
tered James L. was the favorite, but had nc
easy work IN the third heat Marion went lame
and gave up the race before reaching the quar-
ter post Only three horses trotted in the last
heat, WHICH was given TO Allen, Jas L. being dis
tanced, as was Josh Billings, for foul driving; SC
Allen was given the first money. Below is the
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HILL & FORMULAS,
Nav cot, IS Main Street, Ottawa, Ills.

FouyD-0n Saturday, Aug. 2l on the Plank
Road, three miles north Of Ottawa, shawl. The
owner can have it by calling at Osman " Hape-
mans bookstore, proving property, and paying
for this notice.
Remember Child IL Phpps have the best stock
OF Gents fine shoes in the city.
Another case Of 300 yards OF those good
prints, sc. per yard. SCOTT Bros. Il Co.
Fine suits at W. Sticfel & Cos,
A few more left OF those ladies' serge Polish
boots for g. at Child & Phipps.'
TRUNK TRADE.-All in want OF trunks will do
well to visit the store OF VI. Stiefel " Go, before
purch asing.
Don't forget that II. Walther has the refresh
mcnt stand at the grangers' picnic sept. 9th'
Hot coffee and tea, and tip top lunch at H.
Wather's boss cake bakery
Economical buyers always call on Jake Chri5t-
man before purchasing clothing.
The first OF the season! Fresh oysters, oys'
tiers, oysters, at II. Walthcr's.
Houdan Chicken Powder cures all diseases OF
chickens Can be obtained OF f. Y. Griggs.
Stuart has opened carpenter and repair shop
opposite the Ottawa House.
sea.foam used in Henry Dubner's barber shop.
Pierguc Is the best baker in town.
Warranted winter wheat flour, $3.50 per hun
dred, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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Buy your crockery for State Fair at Fredmnn's.
Fresh oysters in every style at the Tivoii res
taurant.
w. Walthcr will receive peaches direct from
Delaware next week.
Fresh oysters in every style at the Iiyoi res
taurant.
New styles Of pants and vests at NJ. stiefel x
Co.s White Corner.
friedman sells crockcry lower than the lowest,
1000 ponnds best fresh peanuts for sale cheap
at Il. Walthers boss peanut store.
Freedman sells crockcry lower than the lowest.
DieD.
IDA MAY aged Z! yea5s month and j. DAY.. o. lear,
II other, Il. r. and sarHh z. smith.
Mourned and loved ~ all who knew her.
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Economical buyers always call on Jake Christ
man before purchasing clothing.
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Another case OF $500 yards of those go'
nrints, SC. per ward, SCOTT Bros. Il Co.
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Spain.

All interest IN military matters is conferred
on the seige of SEQ de trgel. On the Esd the
Alphonsoists seized the COMMUNICATIONS be-
tween the citadel and outlying fort which de-
tends it, and cut the aqueduct which furnish
ed the besieged with their principal supply Of
syater. On the Oath the garrison hoisted a flag
,eftrgce and hostilities were suspended. Gen.
Lizargo, the Carllst, offered to surrender on
conditions which the government commander
rejected. 1t IS understood that the Carlists pro-
posed to surrender the fortress, if the garri-
son and the bishop of SEQ de Urgel were al
lowed to depart freely Gen. Martinez Cam
pos rejected the proposition, and granted
Lizargo "a hours to consider his demand for
unconditional surrender.
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arranted winter wheat -four 1880 per hun
dred pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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Tie galvinized monitor trunk, something
never before sold in this market, al \. Frank 4
Cos, q L. sale street
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A good Herring safe, weighing l0sp lbs for
sale cheap, at Osnan * Hapcmau's.
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Ifyou want a good Kip boot, cheap. 90 to Chih
& Phipps.'
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Fresh oy,ters, oysters, oysters, at II. wAiiher''
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TRUNK TRApE.-All in want OF trunks will d
well to visit the store OF NJ. StIeiel " Co. peior
purch asing.
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Warranted winter wheat flour, $3.50 per hun
dred, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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We warrant I'll goods US we represent them.
A. FRANK e. Co.
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Fresh oysters served at all hours at \. Cards
Tivoli.
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Stuart has opened carpenter and repair sho
opposite the Ottawa House.
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Don't forget that II. Wather has the retresi
mcnt stand at the grangers picnic, sept. 9th
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Hot coffee and tea, and a tip top lunch at /
Walther's boss cake bakery.
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Another Brawl.

Fresh oysters served at all hours at N. Cards
Tiyol
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Fine suits at VI. Sticfel & Cos,

A few more left OF those ladies' serge Poll:
boots for 81, at Child & Phipps.'
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

Ehs ldnu.
Capt. Webb, on the 25th, succeeded N MS
second attempt to swim from Dover 70 w
lais. The distance is % miles and he maze II
IN 81 hours 10 minutes, beating Paul boytoh
hours, though Webb was naked ana BOY
ton wore his armor.
The officers of the American squadron III
the harbor at Southampton were banqueleu
on the Gath by British Naval officers III port
In reply to an invitation to similar banquet
By the corporation, Admiral Warden IN.
formed the mayor that they would be unable
to ACCEPT as the American squadron had been
ordered to Tripoli.
Commodore Jas. G. Goodcnough, command
ing the British squadron in Australian wa
tiers, died ON the Goth inst. He had been
wounded by poisoned arrow in the attack
made on his flagship, the corvette PEARL by
the natives Of Carlisle bay.
The foot and mouth cattle disease has bro
ken out with great violence in Dorsetshirc,
where 10000 ANIMALS are down with it. The
dstemper is spreading rapidly.
A meeting was held in London on the Goth
TO discuss the question Of the high price of
Gneat a resolution was adopted protesting
against the restrictions on the importation of
foreign cattle. An association was formed to
secure supply Of live cattle from the Uni
ted States to meet the wants of the English
market
In reference 10 the crops, the Marh Lane
Erpress in It's weekly review OF the grain
markets, says the wheat crop in Great Brit
ain has been gathered in much better order
than was expected. Prices have generally
yielded one or two shillings, and in some
cases two to three shillings. The new sam
piles look WELL in comparison of those of last
year, with less acreage and diminished
yield. The Paris market has also felt the
beneficial effect of the weather, the price of
-four having declined two shlllings per sack
In many parts of France, the harvest has
been gathered, but in no section will it be
anywise like that Of last year. Accounts
from the continent differ somewhat, but all
agree upon the fact that violent local storms
with unusually large hailstones, doing i'm
mense damage, have visited France, Belgium
and Holland. Prices are but little changed
on the continent generally, In Germany the
Gnarkes are firm,
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Picrguc Is the best baker in town.

Sea.foam used in Henry Dubner'S barber sho
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W. walther will receive peaches direct from
Delaware next week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-08-28

1000 pounds best fresh peanuts for sale cheap
at Il. Walters boss peanut store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-08-28

The first OF the season. Fresh oysters, oy
tiers, oysters, at II. Walthcr's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-08-28

Houdan Chicken Powder cures all diseases
chickens. Can be obtained OF f. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-08-28

Buy your crockery for State Fair at Freedman
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Fresh oysters in every style at the Tivoli re
taurant.
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Fresh oysters in every style at the Tlvoii re
taurant
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NEIGHBOUR,
FIIDAY.-The weather was clear and pleasant
Abou. 1900 people were present to enjoy the
DAYS sport The first race called was the un-
finished 2:4S trot. Sleepy Billy won the race In
three straight heats. Time, 2:4O, 2:3S79, 2:i3 In
the second division of the 2:iS class for purse
OF s4O0 $500 to Grst 800 to second, 800 to third
and so to fourth, there were eight horses start
ed. The following is the
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Dtr0.

Freedman sells crockery lower than the |,
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New styles of pants and vests at VI. stiefcl 1
Co.'s White Corner.
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WEDNESDAY.

TINE: 2:S33l, a:82jI, a:34, a:SC]I, a:35}l, esq.
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IDA MAY aged L. years, month and Is daya OF heart
disease August Hn A. tue residence OF her isher ard
mother, Il. r. and SArgn T. Smith.
Mourned and loved W all who knew her,
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friedman sells crockcry lower than the lowest
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-29
COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARK ETs.
CHRoNICLE OYvlCR,

CHRONICLE OYvoB,
KEoXvILLB, TENN, Dec. %, 1875.
There is now good tide in the river, and
we look for some produce from up the
country but as the price of leading articles
continue very low, we do not expect any
very heavy arrivals.
Wheat remains at the same price quoted
last week, with light shipping demand.
There is large quantity Of corn in the
country, which will be for sale, but farmers
so far are unwilling TO sell at present prices.
There is nothing doing in oats.
Feathers are in light demand.
Eggs are moving slowly at Is cents per
dozen.
Butter is in light demand, with full
supply Of low grades on the market.
We quote:
WHEAT-Quiet; white prime, Sl.OOal. %.
CoRN-Old crop, none in market new,
35a40 cents.
LARD-Firm, l5C.
OATs-S5a40c.
IRISH PorAToEs-s5a45 per Lushel.
HAY-Fair demand, Sl.0Jal.10, baled.
Loose from wagons S5a9Oc per 100 lbs
DRIED FBUIT--Apples, 7a7ic.; Peaches,
quarters, Sa9c,; halves, 9al0c. Blsckber-
ries, 6s6ic.
FLOUR Dull and weak; country family,
buying, g. 75s9.00; selling, 3 e0a3. 25; ex-
ira, buying, $3.50 a2.75; selling, 81. 75s
800. Knoxville City Mills, our standard
family 1885; Pearl Mills family, SO. 10 +;
City Mills family, $685. Pearl Mills extra,
500.
BAcoE-Hams, 12IalS; clear sides, Is
shoulders, IL.
GRASS SEED--Blue grass, sl5O; herds
grass, 81. 75a200; orchard grass, 81 10 {;
timothy, $500; clover, $1,000
FEATHERs-Declined; prime, 80 mixed,
25s30c.
BUTTER-Choice to fancy, 12alc5.
EaGs-Declined, 18c.
RAGs-Cotton, u.
BEEswAX-27s2Sc per pound
TOBACCO Il ennessee leaf, 5al2c.
GEsEEG-S 81. 05a1 90.
SENEKA SSAKE-In demand, 55aGOc.
yellow RooT-Dull, &c.
WooL-Washed. 20 unwsshed 2jc per ID,
FURs-But few offering and prices nomi-
nal
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HOME CIRCLE.
Written for the Knoxville Chronicle
CHRISTMAS CAROL.


"GlorE to God 10 the highest peace on earth.
1t was long, syel long ago, in the night
time in Judea.
Tired with watching, sang the shepherds ::
will the darkness never cease2
Dark the land as night is, yet the same old
story:
Oh when will come our gloryl
When will come our Savior, when His
promised peaceY
When, they saw, 10 far away, in the night
time in Judes,
The heavens all lighted with light more
bright than day,
And a star was westward moving, and they
cried, Behold token
His answer God hath spoken;
Star, we follow onward where thou shalt
lead the way ~
And the star, lo' kept moving in the night,
time in Judea,
TIL it stood, at last, above the place in
which young child lay.
And they followed onward, doubling
some fearing and some praying
But to all their hearts kept saying
CO., lis the morning-star of glory-the har.
binger Of day
Then the heav ms, crelol W opened in the
nighttime iu-Judea,
And song came downward floating
floating down from heaven to earth.
And they doubted now no longer, for they
heard the words there spoken,
But blessed the star-their token
Though it marked a manger as their
SAVIoBS place of birth,
ALPHA.
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NJ Louis Market,

81. LOUIS, Dec. 27.-Flour quiet
and weak, with very little doing.
Wheat dull aud heavy; No. . red, fall
according to quality and location,
Sl.37lal.3 80 bid No. white, fall, l.26!.
Corn dull and lower; No. 2, mixed,
3Sla394; closed with 374 bid. Oats
tirmer but inactive; No. 2, "a. Rice
steady, 67a67l. Barley quiet and I'M
changed. Pork inactive and lower,
offered at $3.50. Lard dull and nom
inal. Bulk meats dull and unchanged.
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Green
meats dull; live hogs strong and
higher; supply light and little doing
good to choice, $6,70a7 90; extra, $40.
Cattle entirely nominal-no supply, no
demand. Receipts: -four, 1000 bills;
wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 10000
bushels; oats, $1,000 bushels barley,
6,000 bushels; rye, 10000 bushels; cat
tie, pa; hogs, 1875.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market
NEW YORK, Dec. 81.

NEW YORK, Dec. y.
Money easier, Sc. Sterling quiet, 81.
Gold closed at S1.12-al.13. Govern
ments dull and better; new SIS, S1.16!.
States quiet and nominal.
Cotton, per sail, 5Ba5 1l~32; per
steam, Is.
Flour dull and slightly easier with a
limited inquiry; superfine Western
and State, S4.30a4.60; Southern flour
quiet and unchanged common to fair
extra, S5.00a6,00; good to choice extra,
S6.00aS.57. Wheat a little better ex-
port de nland, with prices still in buy
ers' favor; common new winter red
Western, $i.15a1.lS; white Western,
Sl.40. Corn, new, shade firmer; old
without a decided change; 6Sa70 for
graded old mixed Western afloat; un-
graded old Western mixed held at "A,
buyers 73; new yellow Southern, 66!
Oats little more active and I'M
changed; mixed Western and State,
45a4S; white do, 46a5l. Coffee, Rio,
dull and lower cargoes, 164a19, gold /;
job lots, 16}a20, gold. Sugar quiet I;
fair to good refining, ST; prime refined
steady, s.; standard, 10s graduated
and powdered, 104 crushed, I03a105.
Molasses, New Orleans, dull and un-
changed. Rice dull and unchanged.
Tallow steady, 10. Pork dull and un-
settled; uninspected new mess, $50. 80 4;
prime mess, Sl9.50. Lard dull prime
steam, 12ss12 15-16. Whisky more
active, 81 is.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-Flour dull
Wheat dull and droop-
ing, SI2Sal.30. Corn easier, 46a47.
Oats dull, 85a43. Barley quiet and
steady; No. > spring, Sl.l4al1S. Rye
dull and unchanged. Pork firmer,
$1,000 cash; S2l.00, buyer for March.
Lard dull steam II al2 5-l6; kettle, 10
al3l. Bulk meats quiet and unchang-
ed green meats firmer and held high
er, s.. Hogs quiet and steady, fair TO
good packing, 7a7i. Receipts, 2,077 ;
shipments, SOS. Whisky steady, a
fair demand, Sl.lO. Butter steady, a
fair demand choice, 25a2S.
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ChanoerY Court, at Knoxville
No glsl
o. p. TemDle ".

Il; W. johnson. Earnest g. johnson, Arthur c.
johnson, Mary j, Burnett, Lydia y, Dean.
BlilY S. Dean and CDas, ID. Mcduhey. adm =
Of j, i. Johnson, decd.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AMENDED
i and Supplemental Bli. which n sworn 90.
that the defendants, Henry W, johnson. Earnest
q, johnson. Arthur y. johnson. MARY j. Bur.
nett, Lydia Il. Dean and Baily s, Dean. non.
residents Of the State Of Tennessee, II IL ordered
the Chancsry Court al Knoxville, Tennessee. on
the Let Monday in January next 1875 and make
dsgelse 70 the original and amended supple.
mental bills filed IN this cause. OF the same will
be taken for confessed, Tbs notice will be pub
lishsd in the Knoxville Whig and Chronicle for
four successive weeks, A true oopy-Attest,
M, J., PATTERSON, Q. A M,
By w. A. GALBnAITH, Il, Q * NJ,
December 3. 75'1iiEit.
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Oh RISTMAs IN 1873.
From The Evening Post.
FROM THE SPANISH.

4 Ob Ahc nv UNI hs Vet'
FROM THE SPANISH.
No trumpet blast profaned
The day on which the Prince of Peace was
born
No bloody streamlet stained
Earths silver rivers on that sacred morn
But DER the peaceful plain
The war-horse drew the peasants loaded
vain.
The soldier had laid by
His sword, and stripped the corselet from
his breast,
And hung his helm on high,
The sparrow's Winter home and Summer
nest
And with the same strong hand
That flung the barbed spear, he titled the
land.
Oh time for which we yesrn
Oh sabbath of the nations, long foretold
Season of peace, return
Like late Summer when the years grow
old;
When its sweet sunny days
Steep mead aud mountaiu-side in golden
haze.
For now two rival kings
Flsuut DER our bleeding land their hostile
Tags,
And every morning brings
The lowering vulture from the mountain
70 where the battle plain
Is strewn with dead, the youth and flower
OF Spain.
Christ is not come while yet
Ger half the earth the threat Of battle
lowers,
And our own fields are wet,
Beneath the battle-cloud, with crimson
showers
The life.blood of the slain,
Poured out where thousands die that enc
may reign.
Yet soon, Ger half the earth,
In every temple, crowds shall kneel again
To celebrate his birth
Who brought the message Of good will to
men;
And bursts of joyous song
Shall shake the roof above the PROSTATE
throng.
Christ is not come while there
The men of blood, whose crimes sffront
the skies,
Kneel down in act of prayer,
Amid the joyous strains, and, when they
rise,
Go forth. with sword and flame,
To waste the land in His most holy Name
Oh when the day shall break
Ger realms unlearned in warfare's crue
arts,
And all their millions wake
To tasks Of peaceful hands and loving
hearts,
On such a blessed morn
Well may the nations say that Christ i
born.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
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ChattanOoga Market.
Times. December oath


GRAIN, FLoUR AND HAY.
Corn-On the wharf, As to 46 cents in
depot, so cents.
Whest--Sl.00 to 1.25.
Oats-No quotations.
Bags bushel Burlaps, lie.
Flour--Superfine, bbl., 1926; extra,
5000; family, 1925; fancy, 1925.
Corn Meal-In Sacks SOC.
Hay-Domestic, $40. 00s2200.
PROVISIONS.
Bulk Meats--Clear sides, l3la14 cents
shoulders, 10lc.
Hogs-Fine, 7 cents.
Bacon-Country, no quotations.
Hsms-Sugar-cured, l5c.
Lard-Leaf canned, IA cents.
Beef Cattle-2l to cents.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Beans-Per bushel, 81 .25a2.50.
Peas-Per bushsl, s0a9O cents.
Apples-Per pound, dried, y cents.
Peaches-Dried, SIal0 cents.
Butter-Per To-, 25a30c.
Poultry-Chickens, l6s25c.; turkeys, 75c
Eggs-Per doE., 2Oc.
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Live stOcR Market

RHc1vilLe, Dee. IS.
HOGS.
The pork packing season is about over
and we reduce our quotations for hogs to
cents for the best.
Hogs, gross weighing from $50 to $50 lbs
3a6 cents; from $50 and upwards 6a6t /;
dressed hogs from to Z! cents.
BEEY CATTLE.
There is an ample supply on the market,
and we have nc changes in prices. Extra
smooth steers at 8; fat cattle, p to y COM
mon to good, II TO 81.
SHEEP.
Sheep are in fair demand. No. /, 3lc.
fat, 2iR3c. common to fair, Sl.50s2 90 a
head.
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Chancery Court at Knoxville.
No. 2a22.

No. 1882.
Aaron Armstrong VS. Hannah Bell ct al and John
W Pratt and wife VS. Aaron Armstrong ct al.
BILL AND CROSS BILL.
IT APPEARING FROM THE CROSS BILL,
L which is sworn to, that the defendant -
Bell is nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee.
it is ordered that the defendant above named
appear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville.
Tennessee, on the let Monday in February next,
1876. and make defense to the bill filsd in this
cause, or the same will be taken for confessed.
This notice will be published in the Knoxville
WhiE and Chronicle for four consecutive weeks.
NIL PATTERSON, Cam.
BY W A GALBRLTTH, n G 4 NJ,
December %, 1s75-xii29wlt
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-29
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KNOXVILLE SOAP FACT'Y
Laundryi1 ig boxes $40
tamily,t5 10 boxes. s. 60
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-29
Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, Dec. 27.-Oats quiet
and heavy; Southern, 40a5O. Rye dull
and nominal, S0aS5. Provisions quiet
and steady; new mess pork, S2l.00s
2l.50; bulk meats, packed family, ac~
tive and steady; shoulders, 1oa10l /;
clear rib, l3al34; bacon, hams, un-
changed; lard dull; refined, 49,.
Coffee dull and heavy; jobbing, liza
204. Sugar quiet and firm. Whisky,
Sl.l5L.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-29
Drugs.
Knoxville Lumber Market.

Hnoruitie, Dec. %.
Rough boards and scsntling, $500
$500 per 1000 feet.
Clear seasoned plank, $50. 00a25.00
Dressed weather boarding. Sl8.O0s20. 90.
Flooring, $50. 00a35O0
Ceiling, SIS. 00a30.0O.
Black walnut, green, S30.00s35.O0; ses-
soned, $40.0Oa500O.
Oak posts sawed tspering, Zoe each
Rough cedar posts, 70 to 2jc.
Tapered cedar posts, 80 to 40c.
Sawed laths per thousand, 3.OOs3.5O.
Sawed shingles, S3.00A4,0 90.
Shaved shingles, $3.50a4 90.