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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-30

ALARMING RESULTS or BAD DRAIxACE.-
The statements below are from Colonel 9. =
Warning, Jr.'s, article in September Allan
tie M
There are several diseases which are now
known to indicate more or less definitely
unfavorably sanitary arrangements, and -
the knowledge Of hygiene extends, other
diseases are being added to the list. Nerv-
GUS toothache, neuralgia, scarlet fever.
cholera, dysentery, diptheria, cerobro-spin-
81 meningitis, aud consumption are among
those which are either generated BY foul
air or foul water, or which are made worse
because Of unhealthy surroundings.
DR.. Derby says, THAT An obscure inter
nal cause-which, in our ignorance Of it
nature, is called proneness Of disposition
to receive the poison-is necessary for IL
Development does not affect the truth -ef: the
fact that without filth the disease y. pot
born The improvement Of public health
as expressed BY that ! uAerring guide ths
death-rate, Corresponds With IL the neAns
by which al and water are; kept free from
pollution aa.sfl
Typhoid fever u tie most ccnspicpoq.
type Of the class Of 1ymotic diseases, al q
which are clearly pSthogenie, and none g
which EN- originate under conditions ht fol
proper human h4bffaiioi..
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-30

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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-30


r1 I'll 4 s~sssss.
, 1875-11-09

Tho Count Do NAfszs History
Tho irst Volume OF tho Count do Paris As His
tory of tho Civil War In America" as translated
by Mr.. Tasistso. Ia now put down by ]. II.
Coates 4 Co, for: publication on Nov. IL. The
author has written tho following letter to the
publishers as M introduction to tho American
edition.
aEa1LxMExl Tha neoesstties Of an early rublica-
War III America "hayiug profontsu mu fsom revising
thai traatatton befo7 the present 1Hnrt 1p,at easn
upon ais. raaiatro tho responsibility Of bis wurk but
lila ability u autcscnt guarantee that this work haA
been accomplished with caro- and accuracy. II has
therefore pccu agreed between my publishers, hreasss
Il to To pubssIsd " youraeses. te exclusive copy
Fight Ia EuRl.nd. according to tho forus prescribed 1y
International trrstiet, nn In Aiasrica, tho right OF
giving out your edition ~ tho only ons authorized by
My history has bec, written usher for the 1ustEuo
uon Of the European public th.n fos transatlantic
fallss trust that my aeeonnt Of theae great events
Wi. at least, not vrosoke oa little conltovsrsy for
se s 1 to mi IT, iseaa
Id I'd ~ = keen .enss Of lie responsibility
rs.tlsts viii seknohisigs That A.yo tried to mako
Europe understand the magnitude Of tho strife which
divided tho Now World, tue e1tenE u s4crihces borne
by Tho American peole sad tho lerolsnl displayed b7
both rides Oh the bloody Hella Of batue. auull 10
proud to have my share tu Eaising thu monument
aud lhe glory Of tho American soldier. without ls,
tineon te~een tho tlus aud tho 8rny cnat4 Believe
mo- s'ntemso' sons' truly L. .a'os non1s1s.: T. A.,
A lcttor from Con. Sherman to tho publlshora
exrIssxss his belief tlat the work ''oannot but
provo most valuable aud Interesting to tho
American reader. ! an certain tho Count dc
Paris has acquitted himself Of his difficult task
sifs to do justice to I1s complicated nature OF
Dur war;
, 1875-11-09

uitI, Gen. Grant beforo The War. TIM sntnnm-
i, Rnce Ut the old bond er frienrEp wa4 atsll
strung. aud eecnrea fur thu wil1w pneltnu IN
tho ratent~Ui11co several yoa.s nso. The film
tracing work upon wtlh tho ladca arc enployel
IN this o1ico is extremely trying u young.
rt'ong oycs Int fatal tn those that hro WEAK.
ened by tnhrs of angni4h. Tho hest ocasta
warned Mrr. Gan, =. That th:at blindness would
be tho result 1f cortihrnlcs Ut her oecltla-
ton Sile trle:1 IN vain inln1cas thoBo in ai,-
llhrI.y oyer her 1f tl'e lint ending dnnRer. Not
her eyes, bHs tho caro- al,1 cluca..o1 Of young
aot,. Day after day, M hhs lott the Office, she
would 10 to her roprn nna ~!ts han1s0oa eyes
liz on tho he'd. and try to pfsrce thu fitufe that
lfBsntss and dependence. When tho 1'rchllen'
returned l!erc. two weeks ,.go ef,o sought him,
Ahfl ankc1 that 1io would interfere. Bho wne
surprised at hin rcaF}v fe4n0ulc. A noto frot
him procured tranKfer tn tIio library, Thnrf
stlo IL engaged In tfan4'a'in9 important work.
for tLe use OF The i'atent,O Of[ce.
, 1875-11-09

rhr rnpt ,ttr,,,, e,a,,r-,.. - tho
Territory.
10 fbe EHr,r NJ III. ytco,o r. ,b,,,..
g.,rT,rri,,-~ 1i,a,, NJ. "i,n, ,r,,r,t,o
j.. .s. o.a"' 49, -, .' "'4 e'",s.s
:. ~ s"' 'a'ot u so'l p"pa'at hntet ~ hpeea ~
tho ooteFrsising pcop1. OF ll'ihoia and tho
Northwest sumo truths regarding this much
abused Territory of Ctal. il,c.jue to lclioyo
,b,. o,or ,,ho a,e ,nantnp r,r,, h,rvcsta tv lila
''"' ''e' VA" A'e 'e"p'"s 'ea lux .esls ~ ~ t''o
aopsessioi ana misrepresentation o. tl'ls 1eff'-
tory ara unjust enough to cloak tho fruits:
hence. | as} yo,ir Indulgence that may rucurl
few fucts which may bo Of iuttrts, IN tb;r err
~ ,,,,i, a,,a ,,nin, w,, ,,.r.tv c,,,,t,l nav
- u""u'' 1"a 'o"s va. "ae! ," 0''
no hade a'aia"lo' ahu eooo feao's hs'so"'
Utah Territory covers all afoa of G5,063 nnea,
I'm. oLo. The ciitnalo Ia sa]ubrlo,a aud healthy:
i.'.Ss.. ,a.. -. ao,1 ,r. ,,-.tr t<It veaa,.hias
.''ssAso ~ .se "s.,..stn.. .,.. ~. 49, ..ss
grow W o. AH.op'enna 'i"'' spa sfo VI h"pef'o'
quality. In tue souticrn rart Of the Tcrrtors,
cation iB buccersfuIly cultivated; nlto. tropical
frnj,s. Auu,es prars, aprfcots. ,,Inmx. currantH.
o-onou ,ntl otI,or ANAL rru.a ,ro ,,rod,,cod IN
b,,ah .h,,n;.non thst .no W,,r,nn s h,'s ,oar,.
mi, ~, ,,n-,as ~ t,na, ~ ~ "''P' 'eA''
'TH.s ,n;,,o.a1 rc.a,rccs ~ in nm r,ost w.
tranr1nare IL, tl,oir ,i'vnra;,v md a1t"n, ~
oEn.'I 49,, .,a iiaI4 H. ant.rr.'aa 49, @
thy ,hn attcninn Of acienra and ca,i.at S,,"nc
tt,.r', ara o1cs az iii tha n-ne;oaI .n.,aia .n.
cnshcr win ,n.uy of t,,n rarcr n,na,aIs 1;oi,
a. fnund in scvrrat I,s,r,cts I'"ti, IN r,rn, ~
roi,f.1mn,tz ond in .a,cer.n,n.a S;iyn' i. ~ fn,d
q, sn,ii ,,,a,,t,t;ns IT, ,1a ,.t;a ,ata 1t - ~, ~
xas,a's a4ns Il ~ anst ~ ~, .c H. IT,
ta,,. ae,l I. Tiioir a;so.rr;mnt,, ~. ~ ~. ~
| cn,yt.r tfno;, nitSnr,n nnt ,nnrI' pn,,oht nt,sr
nrn sI,.,n'1snt I,nn nrns nrs ynro XII ~;
| nr ercciient n,,afitr 11;smntt, IN ~ fN,..t IN
| I'M am,t,,.rn nar, ~ I'm 1'crritnrv c;nnahnr
IN a}so 1ounl In son,o iistrictn' {;rsnhtta. hsnk
| iead rat'xo xn,,IrIr i,on ,.rr;tes nin" hora-
n,1rntn ~ notssh carhon,tn ~ soSn and rr,,'
| ann .ro tHusan,notat III nra. ~ r., 3,rr ~
, 1875-11-09

opinion. will say, howeyee. nnd am Fioaf-
IfiR for tho I'oartl Of w1nct, am mcu,l,att th.t
ntlcss the County Board will art honettly and
beIoso it will, We ,siI Iaya mining wlatovaF to
do with the construction OF tho building, and
will withdraw altogether feum It.
CGMAtHHiDSEn rnl:mFlfLE
MAR tho next gentleman convetaod with. 1ih had
vary litt1a to sAy. lio 1 not Heen tho two i'lena
Of tho architects; conasquontly. In wna 1,,abEo
to give an opinion. 11o thought 1t queer that thu
county .ltonta &C! a. It lla.i lut tl,a powes wHH
in The COMMANDMENT hana nndcr tho c0ntfAct
Isep.-Ihon son feel aallaliod wit'. tho'f ao-
non7 -.
sir. Pho, cit. Think thay hsvo troatcd us
i1tacnurteol,aly In tho inastor. W. ought at
Icnst to hayo been consulted with before they
etarted tho foundations, but, as said before. |
havo no opinion a. tn tfIo p'ana. ~ have not
inapected Mr. T.lley's, and, until do Will not
commit n.yasif.
This andcd tho iptorvicws. From lilo above
It will bo aeen that thoro In Just chance for q
fight bo&weet, tho Heard Of Public Works and
thp Comfy Commissioners. But how It vii!
end ROMANS 10 be aoeu.
, 1875-11-09
E50nttluH,

Men are drowned By raising thoir arms above
tho water, The unbuo.sd weight Of WHICH do
tresses tito hoad. Osher anitnels have neither
motion nor ability to act Ia similar manpor, aud
therefore swim naturally. When 4 man falls
into desp water. he wi! tiao To the surface, AID
heuds. II ho moves his hands uudor water, IL
any way 10 pleasos, his head will rise 20 h!Rh a.
to give him free liberty TO brestise1 and II ho
will u.e ais logs. a. III the act OF Walking for
rathar Walking up.Atalrzl, his shoulders will rlso
above Tho Hater, 70 that be may uso lesH e1er-
lion with 1is hands, Or apply them to athar pur-
posss These plaiu 1irco:iuns arc Recommended
10 tLa recollection OF those ~ho LaSG not learned
highly adyantag gsous IN nauy tAsos. -s.saAt!arlan
, 1875-11-09

TO the Editor nf The Chicago 7rstuHe:
CnrcAto, Nov. A.-In tho report Of Raturlay'a
proceedings Of tho Committee OIL Public Works,
ctc., Of tho County Board, in yonr paper, Mr..
Egan stated had practically lrdorsed his p'an,
and afterwards acted In Il manner Ianconrteous
and not in spirit OF harmony. 1 wish 10 EN-
rl,sticaly deny thi6 innluuatIon. 1 havn mover
inlorsel his pIan, and his action in trying to
force mo to adort ls tlosign By getting tho
county to adopt his small sketctcH prior to my
receiving instruct'one from tho citS'to procaet1.
makca Ills abatement absurd IA to nut acting IN
harmony. I si.i, air. yours very truly.
THOMAS IILLEY, CITY Architect.
, 1875-11-09

n f1Htn OF sixteen AFfcEtCu aOF Sc1
ductnE II e;trl-HtcuItr,E from IL
Rchoolfelloxv-A Trrrlbio Threat
New Public Ltbrnry-RccpihK pnu-
pcfo on re.a Gents II Dur-t1lacr News
1tn,nn.
Sn..,.i -orx-,n,,e<n-. ~ ri. r,6.eoo T,,bpn,.
1,".''. =, w.. r,a sr:,,o..r,r,v
"oeHsoAp' ~, NV '.4e,..s 4".
scandal occupied tho epaso limo or our gohElE's
for nearly two wopka ns,a tho case, OF course.
was discusscd In It's numerous heariugs. THO
or,1or ~ :rndgo n,nwp In mud lila caso to Doouo
"s..., sH,.I 49,, H. a,a,,o ~. st,o,,
county loe '.sa1 na8 lau +o pAs.'t VI 'uo 0uo'l
until next February. 1he f,o1t cholco morse! ID
the scandal way will como before tho County
Court poxt sfoutlaY, and Jul9o I,aloy will haro tho
taslt In trv IL Tho nlaintr in tbls tria, Ii hand
snr,' .a',n na,nan r;rt ~ IN su,,o o,or, ,enoo1
some young >se'uaa e's' u - a"o'n'ra' usnou
Ihsfesa HuAs, WAC has cahAea ING arrest OK the
defendant, u youth 1C years OF ago, named
Wallace Williams, for seducipg her aud refusing
IN annnort his c,i,o. YIN vontbfu, prorooator
,,s,4;a.i 1,oa,es H., ra,o .a.nos,s,o nar, -,
uluan'hsH oe''.es VIZ .nole fespons'o'e patt u
th's buslness but admitted to tho states Attor-
ney that ho had seduccu tho charming Thcreaa-
The routhfulueaa and good family of tho dafoud-
mt md tbo hoantv of rim coom,atnunt con,.
, 1875-11-09

RIAL ESTATE WANTED.
\EASrED-gN TuE, :OH1H SIDE. Loop
calh snd ,ut si,r 1T In rood gutushooi. TUhs EH
1 EuSD, So. ". HathsHx INIT.
iVASrPii-A FiSE LAKGE KKsiDENCE FUR
W ra.h; must ho c4oIg, Ip:AtUa tu Dtisfun
i! ni unrss scty du:,dcd bargain. r. L. PAT
rEjtStS. c..t
, 1875-11-09

[atlH HAlE-TMHEE CtLJn;E FK1Ir Dt;NAIN
..t,n. nss' Aun.pe.. Nj; dssn IA: he..5. ssa
y, talntug to .nes nalt' and msske'- o tho ~nrld.
Al+. fot etthauge, Fu;ctnr FsdeRro aid grounds "a
Ptcslcnts hua.s and En!tnd staie* Teasury clexsiy
Improved, e. II. uEEkWtftI. agent, - NlEer.st.. Lh
, 1875-11-09

t, r T s; !; RI ;ssG'::
N IA il ''
G*s TSsa, '''*''' part eA''
&c I'll ~, is s.1 "itf "
Ess.ss :ss. Il ''%':ii e. @
r.. 's'1s sxisos H'Ll. WIZ
L'on BALE, srx'>t rEEr ionSrR VANISH:
70 u , 4 Sa,fs sG s't th.isoS .
"a, ,i,j .3V g
;s Z; ::@ss I'd
Nta. S.hN ,M!:l..s as.ky:-S'NIiiE1s GoI-
!k;st1 th;t #, ai ~! .n', '' con' sad 'ss SAMUEL
f.sss..t md t:sa:,'.s.. af.la. 9Th hr,t i si.:s
~ s!"5 81 t:a a. Lar, III Z ''t'' I'D '''s pay
Eon nsAtE-kEsio,:: AND ni;;S,STS{ rIoF
I'll s !:::: :: >. 49, A.o
- SUBURBAN KEA!. ESTATE.
SsLs1EfSx &w "E.; a, A. e.,t
$sS Is;s II j S;s G;ss!s: i:
n: "a !. t,s%s,s -, sa', il, st'a
VI, n 's:. ,usa 49, i'tnp.su .no~n isee' IRA
hn.e nsar tleyt la:s sner b9hty ~, cv,: e. cs
sty .':'s ss: , 's'
| t'nR saLE-i:; MArW W.r'D-yEnf ci1E.r. T1st
sf TIC lot ss;ps% ss. sn"''' ''"'
I1olt, sAL.- L.-nAvHAhwoap-BA.c ,io':sE:
J. and gns,d ltA ca,y te5ms "r for 1rn:: lake wslo
, 1875-11-09

Nash.rlgun Correspondent Latsris tour.<r- Journal.
lhozo IL suother lady lt.|a mot rocontlY WIlo
sayst tIAe Preslasnt has saved my eycsl4ht."
6he is tho widow Of . Coufade1ate otllccr. Her
husbaud ras al old army oalcer. sad acquainted
, 1875-11-09

~ :. i EfREH1Dn Ill AND t.3 LAKE-ST,,
l.. IN irou and waaa~sskin9 sntshtaSf.
snxfnSs IN hotlet. Eub6cF h3lt4nE, Alt k
futnisbius gpSas OnisIs tAs e3uatsJ promptly AZ
, 1875-11-09
$50. - --.-
DIVORCES,

NItORCE5-LEGALLY OBTAINED. NOT FRAUD
uIYAtIy, fua After decree Etsfsa ysArR ptAetigY
IN shs oi uhic1Sa. Aaassas eaA-otss bs8 faa
, 1875-11-09

11ARtlAJSS IN FINE PAHLs,h StfrS-WE HAVE
pu1t haatd patty. fss eAsa ~ pttcsa tax
belaN actual pf lAuactuEe rant to rtuss lap
aut = and thsviu45 si!ux 70 ascspt sss{ aa4l
u eus !taAIux hs4s ctty sAl:t sad
2uarAnlea 1IsT aud styss pt!esa. Siu. ~ ~.
TINS SI'ENIA1. nAMGAiNs1 II stAtn.t
, 1875-11-09
WANTEp.-MALE HELP.


Bookkeorer~. Cl~rka. Etc.
{VASTau-- nov, nNE WHO HAA HAD 4 Lr1rfE
I'LL IAsAls-ss.
WANTED -ti.KHK M AH INSURANCE. OFFICE:
..i.rr, Us t'.a'a: xdT,,. H. ri Teihnns of,et.
" ;.ai. Gsta.a pt"i;tsi ii; Riiic', i. ft!baas
\VANrrn1t rInsTI:t.ss FiytsnEn ny TIE
n,ax Ttnrhn'l Mh'f Printing sad Ii! !"osfaph'"s Cou
J{rASTE1,-FnuR FIHS T.t:Lss9 1Y51E. N5jj,Ii.
w ais, :irit cis., stair buil,r '.ta ,at.aet
Tor tho laur s'ai,s Of II hnutcs TIL Al Il Ubis1t.
tVASTkn-A. roUSu MaHAsA rItoTonHApu1c
Observation-Disclosures IU MAKE IA AIT.DA1,,i:i3,
W Apply 4. IL Spnth Clark st.
" ". App!, sarly At siUR1Es. isia,. Cod
,NhXTEp-4 GOOD TiSxaR. c. CAM. Us
~ birt'ian.tt.
{VASIaE;og,a,*,: & ,,,:, h3Y ron Ll5iif oAKvtso: Il
" calldren'ssno"a Apply % = .. HAIL 'u1 FiLh
W "gdiissfoN, Il '' VIZ Nsaives:t. "h - -
Emplo-mnne AEonts. ....
yVASTED-leo RAIINo4D EABoRERs. Is FARM
~ hAnae; " eotl miners. ?. tie: ppct y ter o
whtk, For partIcna.s. hpof to Il. F. tHkIsC CiAN.
III ,nnth Watsfat., Haom ]. ..-..
,VASrED-so sllpvnLNiRs: ,8i.7a rKA DAY: =
M.. 'ff'n ASDf% a. hiSu c % Is SsrS IL
NsASreu-,,mo LABpIsKRs du1S0 aou1H, 70
1tese: ua;cr n"rhss,t earnst 81 .ns
"h"tn ehrAt, transportation ~ furnished
WANTED tAHOKEN9 FOR GOVERNMENT
,s xs PIT dsy ss.ra m W.,
isanl,lph..,. j. H. si'i:iiHl:CK. i UD.
, 1875-11-09


~
PPEhL SUrrS-HAH YOUR SUIT IN JUStiCE
- Court been appealed By debtorf Competent &ttyF.
to pM.h n bncs esa aus NJ pat!as
ieIs colluGtoi. SPEARS CULLkEIlUS AEENtY, IN
Ia at Ii
, 1875-11-09

1IAHTSEH WASTEU-WlrH CAPITAL. ~ r.
unt notctnes undss ssg.tsrSd t1ats mat 70 10 rASot
tua Nainxs Vt cArflaxs eushIoa:. furpaFs ei1h'.
lsual Ylaah. Without taluItn< tas 1ahft' Aao1as1
+ by, Tribune ulfc3.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-13
GEORGE BROWN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
Agricultural Implements and
Machinery,
GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER
@8 BI- &c EB&5o
Commission Merchant,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

Has constantly on hand
The Studibaker Wagon, the BCcScyo
Reaper and Mower and Reaper the Sin
claiI Straw Cutters, the Russell fresh
ing Machine the Wheeler Il Millock
Threshing Machine, the Hagerstown
Sully Hay Rake, the Keller Wheat Drill,
the Buckeye Cider Mill, the Prize Cane
Mill the Blanchard Churn, the Avery
Onc-horse Steel Pillow, Brown 81 Man
ley's Iron-Boam Double-Shovel Plow,
Frost IL Hunters Farmer Friend
One and Two-horse Plow, Detoy's Wash
ing Machine and Wringcr, Sinclair
Corn Shelter, the Cary Thribble-geared
Down or Mounted Horse Power, for
from ? to 10 horses, Erik IL Cos Steam
Engine, and other machinery.
Hoe olso a full etoply of
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-13
Chancery Court at Jacksboro'.
James NJ. Gaylor ct al VS. William Gaylor ct al

James NJ. Gaylor Ct al VS. William Gaylor ct al
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
i the allegations in the Bill. which lie sworn TO-
that the respondent George Gaylor is a non-resi
dent Of the state of Tennessee it is therefore or
successive weeks, in the Knoxville Chroaicle. a
newspaper published at Knoxville, Tennessee.
notifying said respondent 10 appear before the
JacksbOro', Tennessee, on the first Monday Of
December, 1875. 1t being the last Rule Day Of said
Court, next preceding the next Term of aid
boro'. Tennessee. 'on the Sd Monday Of December,
1875, and ii his answer or other defense h said
Bill, or the same will be taken as eLntessed and
set for hearing eK parts as 10 hin. This 18th of
September, 1875, J, s, LINDSAY, @, 4 NJ.
ixZlW4
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-13
Chancery Court at Jacksboro'.
John Il. Hunter, Admir-, VS. Joseph Hart ct al.

John II. Hunter, Admir-, vs. Joseph Hart ct al.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM THE
l allegations IN the Bill which is sworn to, that
David Hart, one Of the defendants, is a resident
of the State 4 California, 10 is therefore ordered
by me that publication be made for four sue
ccssve weeks 10 the Knoxville Chronicle, a
newspaper published at Knoxville. Tennessee
requiring galI party Co HpIcaT before the Clerk
and Master, 40 his Office IN JacksbOrp' Tennessee,
on tho first Monday M December 1870, being the
last Rule Day of said C. uTt preceding the next
Term Of said court 10 be held "a Jacs bOro'. Ten
ucsEee, on the third Monday of December Isi5
and file his answer or other uCie0ss 90 said Bin.
OF the san will be taken as confessed and set for
hearing cs plrtC as 90 him. This nh Septem-
her, 1870. d. $. LINDSAY, u. a. NJ
OtChancey C0urJ so Jacks0urJ', Tenn
iy22wl
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-13

n77A WEEK guaranteed to Male aud Female
v Agents in their locality. Costs NOTHING
vi 4 TO Try u Particulars Free. 2. O. WICK
cry & co, Augusta, Ne.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-13

DSYCH0MANUH, or SOUL CHARMING"
L Row either sex may tascinate ana gain
the love and affection Of any person they chOC Sc,
his art all can posses free, by mail
Tor % cents t0gether With Marriage Guide.
Egyptian Oracle. Dreams. Hints TO Ladies etc.
] 100000 sold. A queer book. Address L. WILL
Ii AN a Co. Puhlishers. phiIad elnnia.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-13
THROUGH ShEEPINGCARE
Chancery Court at Rutledge.

William Mcconnell admir- Er., VS.. Henry Hip
shire ct M, and James 81. Atkins VS.. William
Mcconnell, admir-, &c.
IN THESE TWO CONSOLIDATED CAUSES
/ il appearing from the record that the heirs
at-law Of Warham Kirby, whose names are I'M
known, are defendants in each cause and are
non-residents of the State of Tennessee, IL is
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that
publication be made for four successive weeks, in
The Knoxville Wing and Chronicle. notifying the
said nonresident defendants to appear before
the Chancery Court at Rutedge, Tennessee, on
the third Monday Of October next and then and
there make their defense to said bills, OF thesam
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing eX
parte as to them. August 81, 1915.
true copy-Attest: c. G SMITH,
ixSwi Clerk & Master
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-13

cure Coughs. Colds Cramp, Dyspepsia. Sick
Il eadache, female Complaints Heart Disease.
and all disorders Of Chest and stomach.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-09-10

We are displaying very LARGE
AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK. These
we buy direct from Manufacturers ana
Importers, in original packages, ana
having advantages in the purchase
saving one or two Middlemen's prof
t., can aud will SAVE YOU NON
Ely over any house in the State. II
is to your interest to examine TINS
stock carefully before buying, for
Money Savedis Money Made
w. E. BROWN & CO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-04-13
NEW RAILROAD LAW.
"a EffOre to Prevent Discrimina
TOE Against Virginia Cities.

The following bill in relation to
common carriers has become a law:
Be IL enacted By the General ASSEM-
big Of Virginia, That section %, "A
and 26 of chapter 6l of Code of
1873 DC amended and reenacted so as
to read as follows:
SECTIoB % No railroad, canal,
steamboat, steamship, or transporta
tinn company, or other common car
rier chartered by or doing bushes in
this State shall charge, take, or re-
ceive a greater sum for the tranporta-
ton of any person, or passenger, or
matter Of freight over a. portion of
its line or route, whether such shall
in whole or only in part, be within
the limits Of this State, than is
charged by such company or other
common carrier for like transporta-
ton of the like class of persons or
passengers or matter of freight over
the entire length of It's llue or route :
nor shall any such company or other
common carrier charge, take, OF re-
ceive a higher rate of CemponSatiOn
for Transporting any person or matter
of freight over portion or the whole
length of it, ii.e, whether such
transportation shall be done directly
by the agents, engines, ears, boats,
or other vehicles OF such company.
or by those of other persons, parties,
or corporations, d snch may be ex
pressiy allowed by law going from
any city within the State aud destined
Tor any pom, byond, than is charged,
taken, or received by such company
or other carrier on its own account
direct ar by any other gent or agency
is charged, received, or taken az The
same time for the like transportation
over The entire length Of its line of
the like class of persons or passengers,
or the like matter Of freight, coming
from any point beyond the State and
destined for or consigned to the same
place, : nor shall any such company
or other common carrier charge, take,
or receive, or allow to be charged,
taken, or received, for transporta-
ton fanny person or matter IF freight
coming from the same point beyond
the limits OF the State and destined
for any one of the cities of Virginia
"a higher rate than is charged at the
same time for the like transportation
over the entire length Of its line of
the like class of persons or the like
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-04-13
-Four months Submerged.

When the splendid steamer Louisi-
ana collied and sunk in Chesapeake
Bay last November, off Smiths Point,
there went down in her main saloon,
one of Steiff's grand square pianos.
Last week while the wreckeTs were at
work upon the hull Of the Louisiana,
they succeeded in raising the piano,
and to the establishment of everybody
who has seeu it, in s. remarkable state
of preservation. The frame il as per-
feet a. when first placed in position,
not q string broke, and all in coed
tune. The sounding board is also in
an excellent state of preservation.
When it is considered that the piano
was subjected to the seton Of the salt
water for over four months, its pres
ervatiun testifies strongly in behalf of
Lheeuperb work manship of the Messrs.
Steiff Although glue is mainly used
in, Joining and in nearly every other
portion OF the piano there does not
apDear even a crack or opening i'll any
part of the instrument. This piano
was purchased of the Messrs. Steiff by
the Bay Line Company some four
wears since, when the Louisiana was
rrfitleG ct al expense of SO 00O. After
undergoing the Inanipulat ions of the
pretty lady passengers, who have tray
eIed lIlis popular route for four years
past, and after resting at the bottom
of the Chesapeake for over four
months, where perhaps it afforded
amusement for the merinaids and
sport for old Neptune, it now turns
up almost a. good IL new. The Mes
srs. Steih' have placed it on exhibition
al their warerooms, North Liberty
street, aud IL is quite an object OF Curl
osity with large number who call
daily to gaze upon it.-Bdltia2OTean.