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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-08

GRAIN RAISERS REFUSE to submit to
the wasteiul and imperfect work of other Ihresh
ers when posted on the r1st superiority OF this
one TO- saving grain, saving time and dou last
thorough and economical wurN.
THRFSHERS FIND 1T highly advantageous to
run a machine that has no 'Beaters, PicksIs."
or Apron" that handles Damp G'aln. l. )ng
Straw. lie ldings. Flax. Timothy. Ml'ott AID ~
such difficult aio and seeds with IN TIRE
EASE Nh rFFErIINE Cleans to
ptrp, ction: saves the faru er his tire bill ' y
extra saving OF grain; mak es no . Litterngs;'
requires / ESS THAN 0NE-HALF the usual Belts,
Boxes, Journals, ana Gears eSier managed ::
less repairs; one that grain rlisers pref 70 EN-
ploy and wait for, even at Hd Nanced pri-
ces. while other IN ichincs a'e out OF jobs"
Faur sizes made with q, y. 10 and IL
horse MOuuted' Powers. also "a spr-
ciaIIy of SrparRtors ''aIOH"." expressly
for STEAM P0WER HUd 40 match
other HOrs" Powers.
If interested IN grain raising, OF tn -eshiug,
write for illustrated Circulars lset free with full
particulars Of sizes styles prices. terms, etc
NICHOLS. SHEPARD a co,
Battle Creek, Michigan
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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-08
NEWSPAPER
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Containing plete list Of all the towns in the
United states, the IerrItOres and the Dominion
Of Canada, having pOpula ion greater than
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he names of the newspapers having the largest
iocal circulation in each of the places named.
Also, a catalogue of newspapers which are re-
commended 70 advertisers as giving greatest value
qapers in the United States and Canada printing
lver 500 copies each issue. Also, all the Re
glous, Agricultural, Scientific and Mechanical,
nercial Insurance. Real Estate, Law, Sporting.
Musical. Fashion. and other special class jour
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he United States. A so, an essay upon adver-
sing many tables of rates. showing the cost Of
ldvertsing in various newspapers, and every
hing when a beginner in advertising would like
know. Address GEO. p. R0WELLSC0..
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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-08

MEDICINES.

4 prominent New York physician lately COM
lainei u DUNDAS DICK q co. about their
.ANDALwOoD OIL CAPsULEs. stating that some
ines they cured miraculOusly, but that patient
Il bis had taken them without effect On being
hformed that several limitations were solo, he
bguired and found his patient had not been taking
lUNDAS DICK x CO.'S.
happened TO others, and DUADAS DICK x co.
ke this Method of protecting PhpSicIGnS, druggists
lad themselves, and of preventing OIL OF SANDAL
GOD from coming into disrepute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Capsules
. IN continue To do SO. for they contain the
4 URE OIL in the best and cheapest form.
IDUNDAS DICK * co. use more OIL OF SAN
.lLwooD than ali the Wholesale and Retail
ruggists and Perfumers in the United States
1mbined and this il the SOLE reason why the
URE OIL is sold CHEAPER iu their Capsules
an in any other form.
IOIL OF 'SANDALWOOO is fast suptrseding
cry other remedy, sixty Capsules only being
Hquired to insure a safe and certain cure in six
eight days From no other me iicine can this
suit be had,
VDUNDAS DICK X CO.'S SOFT CAPSULES
live the problem, long considered by eminent
physicians. of how to avoid the nause and dis
st experienced in swallowing, which are well
hOwn 10 detract from: itnot destroyed, tle good
lects of many valuable remedies.
lSOit Capsules are put up in tin foil and neat
bxes, thirty in each, and are the only Capsules
described nv physicians
lTASTELE%s mEDICINES-Castor on
ID many other nauseous medicines can be taken
y SLY and safely in Dundas Dick AZ Co.'S Soft
lpsules. No Taste. No Smell.
a. These were the only Capsules admitted to
send for Circular 10 SIS Wooster street. N
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES HERE.
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Original Attachment.
STATE OF TEyYEssEE-UYIoy County,

X Wagganer and W n Branson vs. g Autumn
y Co.
~ THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING BY AFFI-
/ DANll that The defendant &. Aultnun * Co,
rssllenf, 20 thai the ordinary process Of Jaw can
not be served On him ana an original attach
men hayir been levied on their property, It is
there ore ordered that publication be made in the
published in Knoxville, Tennessee, for four sue
rrssive weeks commanding the said q, Aultman
* Co, 90 appear betlr Inc at my office in May
county. ON The 5th dsv Of September. 1870 and
make defense % said suit against hem or il will
be proceeded with eX parte.
j. 4. HUpHLESTON,
viiitSvI j. y Tor Union county.
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DOUBLE YOUR TRADE
Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn

Humes & Fain vs. Roehl and wife ct al, and A
koehl and wife Mary Roehl VS. Win Boond VIM
Mowhray. 5 n Fain and lhOs W Humes-BiI
and Cross Bill
No. 1852
1t appearing from the peadings that the de-
PENDANTS Vim Mowbray and Vim Boond are non
residents OF the State of tennessee il is ordered
that the defendants above named appear before
he Chencery Court at Knoxville, Tennessee, on
the Sd Monday in September next 1875. and make
defense to the cross bill filed in this cause or the
same will be taken for confessed.
This notice Will be published in the Knoxville
Wing and Chronicle Tor fur successive weeks.
A true copy Attest:
NJ L PATTERSON, c &
BY W A GALBRAITH, ID e \ VI,
Aug. 18th 1s75-wit
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Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn.

Exchange and Deposit Bank Of Knoxville Va
l.aac Green, G Powell, James Comfort ID d
SAndersOn, J 81 Williams and John NJ LuttreIl
No 2s11
1t appearing from the bill which is sworn To,
that the defendant Isaac 7 Green is a nou-resi
dent OF the State Of cnuessee il S ordered that
the defendant above named appear before the
Chancery Court at Kn,Xvll-, tennessee, on the
ID Monday IN aptember next 1875, and make
defense to the bill filed in this cause rr the same
will be taken tor confessed.
This notice will be publishei in the Knoxville
Nhig and Chronicle for four succ. ssive weeks.
A true copy. Attest:
NJ. l.. PATTERSON, c M.
BY W A GALBRAITH, ID Z * NJ.
Aug. 10th, lS7j-wlt
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THE BROWN COTTON GIN CO
NEW LONDON, CONN.

Manufacturers Of C0t'yH Gins, Cotton Gin F,eisrs,
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and have an established reputation for simplicity,
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corde be highest enc miums. Our t0uG,HseyS
ave 'rD} maize durable end SIMPLE iu construction,
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No Gddi ,DHui p0ircr Is required {, drive the
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SheriH's Sale.

PN virtue of two certain executions to me
- directed by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Alexander county, in the state of Illinois, in
fayor OF the southwestern Insurance Company
for the use of John q Hartman, Receiver, and
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81 day of March A. D., 1875, nj the hour of
eleven O'Clock u. m, for cash, 10 satisfy said
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Cairo, Ills March II, 1875. Os-}-ls-w2t
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Sherifs Sale.

pH virtue Of uu execution 10 inc directed by
ID the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Alex.
ander county, in the State of Illinois, in favor of
the Southwestern Insurance Company for the
use Of John a. Harman Receiver and against
Willim j Alien and H. Watson Webb, / have
levied upon the following described property,
in the city of Cairo county of Alexander and
state Of Illinois, to-wit: Lot numbered live (i)
in block numbered thirty-two (32) rs the prop
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Of Alexander and state of Illinois, on the 3lst
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District Election Notice.

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i he 1OdueT OdSc---mI' oCcCuC1 AS uAu
Witness.
NEW YORK, July 7.
The further examination of Joseph
Loader, charged with perjury and con-
spiracy in the Tilton-Beecher case, took
place in the third district justices court to-
day. The first witness called was Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher. After examining
the affidavit of Loader, witness was asked
it any of the staten ents therein referring
to him and Mrs. Tilton were true, and
said, "Therc is nothing that is true there
alleged" On cross-examination Beecher
said that he was not unguarded in his inter-
course with any one. and certainly not
with lady. His association with Mrs.
Tilton was that of a gentleman with a
lady. 1t was not his custom to salute his
lady friends with kiss. He had some
times kissed Mrs. Tilton. When he had
been away for some time he kissed Mr..
| Tlton's family all around, but did not Go
so when he was in the habit of calling
every few days. Mrs. Tilton had some
times met him at the door in company with
her husband, but he did not remember
that she ever opened the door for him.
His visits TO Mrs. Tilton sometimes lasted
| five minutes, sometimes half an hour.
Half an hour was about the usual length
of time. He usually spent his visits in
conversations. He, had prayed with her,
but only, he felt sure, when she was sick.
He judged of this by his usual custom
with his parishioners. He thought very
likely that there was sofa in Mrs. Til
tons parlor, and that he might have sat
upon it with her. His age was sixty-two
years. He was old enough to be Mrs Til
tons grandfather, and he telt toward hei
like father. District Attorney Brittor
objected TO inquiries into Mrs. Tilton's dis
position. Justice Riley 80 ruled, and thu
examination of Beecher here ended. Dis
trict Attorney Brtton said that he here
proposed to rest the case OF the people
His friend Gen. Pryor had been present
but he told him that his testimony was moi
required. He took pleasure in saying tina
there was not shadow of re1ec
ton upon General Pryor in this cas-
as counsel or otherwise. That gentleman
was absolutely incapable of any imprope
connection with an affair of this kind
Moreover, he had found in. his investlga
tlon of this case that Gen. Pryor wa
brought into it purely by an accident ant
under circumstances which would decelv
almost any one. Justice Riley expresses
his qualification with these remarks of tn
district attorney. Leaders counsel sal
Price was the man who had been guilty o
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Let us Invite Manufactures.

Col. Henry S. Hard and the Messrs.
Garfield, of the Arlington car manufac-
turing company, were in town on Wednes-
day, looking over the property lately vaca-
ted by Messrs. o. Il. Cross & Co., with a
view of establishing branch Of their BUSH
ness at Rutland. We know not the result
of their examination or negotiations, but
trust they were favorably impressed with
the location, as these gentlemen are just
the class of people Rutland wants. The
Mcssrs. Garfield and Hard are gentlemen
of high standing in Bennington county,
and have wide>reputation as enterprising
and honorable business men. They have
built up for the state an important manu-
featuring interest, one which VIII
contribute to the welfare OF any
community in which they may
carry it forward. Rutland should cordial
" welcome these gentlemen TO its business
circles, and extend every facility for carry
ing on and increasing their already large
manufacturing interest. An enterprise OF
this character is Just what Rutland needs
She will most gladly welcome any thing OF
that kind which may come. Burlington
has organized an association for inviting
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Personal.

Miss Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, author of
Gates Ajar," is at Bread Loaf Inn, Rip
ton.
Mr.. J. P. Willard, native of Vergennes
died of paralysis, at Keeseville, N. Y,
on Monday, at the age of 81 years. He
was landlord of the Madison House, Chi
cago, where he amassed large wealth.
For few years past he has been interested
in the haywood Land company with Col.
VIM. T. Nichols. This is the second death
among the officers of the company within
short period, Col. Peverils Peakc having
died in April last. On his marriage, few
years since, he removed to Keesevillc. Mr..
Willard had large circle of friends who
will lament his death.
Hon. Samuel Ames, gentleman well
known in Vermont, died in Keesevlle, N.
y, on Monday, at the age of 81 years.
Mr.. Ames has long been cashier of the Es
sex county national bank, and was one OF
the best financers in northern New York.
His death will be great loss to Keeseville,
in whose manufacturing enterprises he was
largely interested. He was a member Of
the state senate from 1871 to 1878, but the
inroads of disease prevented his serving
but one session.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY AT
BARRE.
A Cashier Bound and Gagged.
PURSUIT. OF THE RASCAIs.
Great Excitement Among the People.

BURLINGTON, July
Montpelier special to the Free Press
says: About midnight last night, the
cashier of the Barre national bank of Barre
was aroused from his sleep by four men,
who, after binding his wife and daughter,
and putting handouts on him and halter
around his neck, forced him to go and open
the bank. The bank vault, having chro-
nometer lock, set to open at o'clock in
the morning, could not be unlocked earlier,
and the rascals had to abandon the attempt
to enter it. They secured, however, about
$1,000 in unsigned bills,wh were out
side, and some $40 in money. This done
they returned to the house with their
prisoner, pinioned him fnst to the floor aud
absconded. lie succeeded in getting sufll-
GENTLY free to give an alarm about an hour
afterward, when pursuit was Immediately
instituted, with what success remains 10 be
seen.
SECOND DIsIAToH-PURsUlT OF THE ROBBERS
WELLS RIVER, VT, July Z.
Two of the Barre bank robbers have been
pursued from Montpelier to the vicinity of
Permont bridge. They were in a double
team, which they hired in Montpelier, last
night. They will probably be in custody
before night, as tho officers are only two
hours behind them.
THIRD DIsPATCH-oNE RoBBER ARRESTED.
PLYMOUTH, N. H., July7.
Two Of the robbers who attempted to
plumber the Bank of Barre last night took
the train at Rumney, but seeing detectives
on board with them, became frightened
and jumped off. The train was stopped
and run back. After an extended search
man was found half mile from where
they jumped off. He was badly cut and
bruised, and had concealed himself in
the bushes. He was handcuffed and
taken to Rumncy. While the detectives
and others were looking for him his pait
ner walked into the woods and disap-
pearcd. A general search is being made
and it is not thought he can escape,