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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-07-15
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New YORK, July IA

New YORK, July IA.
Money easy, 12a2. Sterling quiet
II, Gold closed at 81. 143a1. l4B. Gov
ernments active and lower new 5's,
SI,l74. States quiet and nominal, ex-
cept Tennessee's which are little OIL {;
Tennessee's, 49S new, 49f.t
Cotton quiet but easy sales OF z,O22
bales at 15sa15a
Flour 5alOc better and in fair de-
mand Southern -four firm common
to fair extra, SIS. 35a610; good to choice
extra. sc. I5a8. %. Wheat lac better
and a large demand for export, best on
ttaEsoet and To- arrive 81. 36al 80 Tor
in buyers favor, with more doing
773a81 for common to prime steam
western mixed; 82a83 for common
white do; rs for common western
mixed in store. Oats more active and
firmer; G0a62 for mixed western; GA
&C., for white do; 66a663 for white S ate.
Coffee, Rio, quiet and steady; 173al9},
gold cargOes, 17fa2ol job lots. Sugar
quiet and unchanged 7BaS SIG for fair
to good refining s sale for prime; no
sales of any magnitude reported re-
fined quiet and unchanged, Molasses
quiet, without decided change. Rice
quit and steady. Tallow firm, s 1870
as. Leather unchanged 4; hemIock
sole, Buenos Ayres, Rio Grande light.
middle and heavy weights, 26a2S Cal
lfOrnia do, 25a27 common do, 25a264.
Wool heavy; domestic fleece, 50a63 !;
pulled, 30a52; unwashed, 15a34 Texas
15a35. Pork lower, $21. 25a21 .35 for
new. Lard lower 1873 for prime steam.
Whisky dropping, 81. 4a1.22.
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Silver Found,

efe learned yesterday that Mr.. Jim
johnson, of Trundle's X Roads. has
discovered silver on his farm in con-
sideeable quantity. There are quanti-
ties of a particular stone on his and
adjoinidg farms, and Mr.. Johnson, en-
tertaining an idea that they contained
silver, smelted one about the size of
his fist in a blacksmith shop, and re-
ceived of the precious metal to the
amount, in value, of So. We under,
stand he had the metal tested yester-
day by competent judges. who pro-
nounced it silver. If the facts are as
we learned them yesterday, not alone
Mr.. Johnson, but several other families
in that neighborhood possess a rich
treasure, and will be Independent in
the future.
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- Atlanta Market.
[ ATLANTA Herald. July ] tn.

Corn, new white, 1.07al.O8. Wheat, white,
nominal; amber, nominal; red, nominal.
Oats, 75aSO. Peas, clay, l.. 50aL.75; mixed, Az.
Corn meal, $l.10. Flour, superiine, 600;
extra, do, So 25a65O; family, 7;OOa7;2 %
extra, do, 7. 5Oa7 rs; fancy, 8.00a8. IS. Hay,
Timothy, 1. coal rs; Tennessee, ST.. 25al.5O
clover, $1.4O. Bacon, clear sides, 90, c. r.
sides, l34;shoulders, 10a; country,cured hams y:
14al4l; sugar.cured hams, Is; Bulk
meats; clear sides, 90; clear rib 90; shout
ders 81; hams, 90; bacon hams, 90. Lard,
tierces, 16a163; kegs and cans, i7al7t
a RoGFGSS b bf looe Seed potatoes. Early
Rose, 90; Goodrich. 90; Pink Eye,
90. Onions, 4O0a450; sweet potatoes
50cal 90; apples, % Dbl, S;00a5; 90; dried
apples, . ID, country, DC; Northern, 1lts
12a12I. Chickens, grown, 25a30; Spring,
12Ia20 Butter, 12Aa2O; eggs, 16al8. Wool,
washed, 32a50; unwashed, % cents.
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To state that Mr.. George Brown,
corner Union street and Market
Square, is thoroughly prepared to fur
nish you with an elegant fit in a boot
boot and shoe making business for
thirty consecutive years, and using
none but the best Cfstock, he undoubt-
eddy knows what will make you hap
ply and comfortable in the way of a
boot or shoe. He also does repairing
in the best manner. In order to be in
time to get your work done early, you
should send your orders at once, for
Mr.. Brown does custom work only.
You can get a genuine French calf
skin sewed boot of him for $11 90. He
also can Igive the trade bargains in
leather and shoe findings.
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KNIGHTS OF As.
light.
public InstaIIaf'

80, r,s,oIIa,s light.
Last might t7 a1
at HoX-
d Atkins,
$ &. NJ. A.
stallationHby
this Ordo. ere announce"
,nant called audience of
ladies and gentlemen, who gave evil
dence of being highly pleased and en-
RETAINED. with the proceedings and
ceremonies.
= The Lodges were called to order by
r. e. Camp, @. G., of Holston Lodge.
4 4 rter nrayer by the Prelate, the open
! inc ode was sung, and the Lodges de-
cIared i'm readiness for the installation
d q. G.. Atkins being declared in
waiting he was introduced with the
| GRAND honors, when he assumed con-
| troll of the Lodges and proceeded with
the ceremonies. At their conclusion
the installation ode was sung, ana L.
| c.. DIR. J. II. Morgan was introduced,
who entertained the assembly LOT q
half hour in an interesting ana aDie
manner with an address settlng lorIh
the object. aims. growth and beauty OF
the order. he was listened to with
marked attention and ELECTED for his
efforts the hearty applause OF his audi
tors. .,-o,u
THE address was followed by the clos
ing ode and prayer by the PTelate
when the ceremonies were declared
ended. The soldierly bearing and hnt
appearance of the knights in thell
brilliant uniform, elected many Re
marks of appreciation and approVa
from those present who were not mem
bers.
Mrs. Craig and daughter assisted in
the choir and added greatly, by theil
acknowledged vocal talent, to that fea
ture of the evening. w. Ferguson
presided at the organ with his usua
fine ability, which is sufficient guar
antee that it was all it should be. TAKE
il throughout, the ceremonies were
complete success, as is everything tn
/, knights attempt. The following is ;
! list of the officers of the two Lodge
{ installed:
HOLsTON NO. l.
E. G.. Camp, 2. c.; II. M. Schleie1
c.. c.; d. ]. Richards, V. c.; 2. +
, jenkins, P; d. Eldridge, M. E.; VIM
q Richards, Nj. f.; ID. clark, ~: ": -
v. f. Gossett, NJ. A; II. Schubert,
. G.; J. d. Attix, O.. G.
HARMONY NOT.
a Jno. w. Dawes, P. c.; d. III. Weay
y err, c. c.; II. M. Wilson, V. G; j. {
Nesler, p; Peter Ritter, M. E.; J. .
Atkins, M. F.; I. n. Phillips, K. I
a s.; II. a. Gilmore, NJ. a.
e Picture Frames made to order at /
= | m y II
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River News.

There arrived at the wharf yesterday
the following boats
Capt. Buren,, Hawkins county two
boat, 1,S00 bushels of corn and wheat.
Capt. Spiers, one boat 10000 feet of
lumber.
The river yesterday at P. NJ. was II
feet above low water mark, and falling
about inches per hour.
The Harry Helm" met with an
accident about seven miles above here,
breaking a cOg-wheel. 1t was sent
here to be repaired.
Six or seven boats are anchored
about mile above the wharf. They
will probably arrive this morning.
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Knoxville Lumber Market.

KnorUille. july IA.
Rough boards and scantling, $l2OC
SO 90 per ,000feet
Clear seasoned plank, $50. 00a25. 90.
Dressed weather boarding, $1S.O0a2O.0O.
Flooring, $50. O0a35.00.
Ceiling, SIS. 00a30.0O.
Black walnut, green, $30OOa35.0O; sea-
soned, $40. OOa60.00.
Oak posts sawed tapering, Oc each
Rough cedar posts, 20 to 25c.
Tapered cedar posts, 80 to 40e.
Sawed laths per Thousand, 3.00a3.60.
Sawed shingles, $3.00s4,00.
Shaved shin giles, So. 50a4.00.
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The prospect for good corn crop in
East Tennessee, notwithstanding the
loud croaking we heard few weeks
ago, was never better. We cOnversed
with an intelligent gentleman yester-
day who made the trip from Knox
vile to Leadvale on the Tennessee
and French Broad rivers. After ma
king a careful estimate of the prospec-
tive corn crop on the rivers from
Knoxville to Newport, he thinks there
will be at least 100000 bushels. 1t
can not possibly fall below 100000 he
thinks. Even if the crop should
----..--.-.s.- L>attar=t hAn-tlae hast figures
rain continues few weeks longer, il
will prove very damaging to wheat,
oats and hay, but we will have world
of corn. So let us stop complaining
at the.ways of Providence and make
our ourselves happy over the host OF
good things we enjoy now and are des-
tined to enjoy for the next year to
come.
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Ice Cream.

Messrs. HI. Spiro & Bro. have open
ed their Ice Cream Saloon for the sea-
son and solicit share of the public
patronage. Their hall is the largest
and coolest of the kind in the city, and
their Cream will be, as heretofore, of
the best quality. They are prepared
to deliver it in any part of the city on
short notice. Respectfully,
v11dtf III. SPIRO 81 Bro.
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PETER RITTER,
and Retail Tobacconist.

Merchants will find it to their inter
est to examine prices and qualities of
Cigars, Tobaccos and Pipes, &C., &C., at
cheap as the cheapest. To consumers
he will sell at retail prices the best
brands of domestic, Key West and i'm
ported Cigars, fine Tobaccos, and every
thing usually found at a first-class To-
bacco House. Remember the place
96 Gay street, Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Eureka Mills -Four.

A standard brand in every market whore
old. The leading brand in the mar ket
where man ufactured. DR.. j. Nat Lyle
proprietor. ...,..s. z..s
The following quotations OF Eureka Mills
made from actual sales: .# sE.~3 q
Fancy, $500; Family, $500; Superfne,
$500; Fine, $500: Bran 20 cents to 500.
Corn Meal without a superior in quality.
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Rev. It. w. Humes, D. d., with a
portion of his family, leave on the
early morning train this morning for
the East, and will be absent some time.
They visit New York first, and go
from there to some of the popular
sum mer resorts.
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The schoc Again.

To the Editors # the Chronicle:
am obliged for you kind, courteous
notice of my little communication OF
Yesterday, and don't think we Will
differ a particle, when we understand
each other. My communication on
Yesterday had reference to the execution
ofL0aU, by those whose duty it is to see
that it is executed, not what I am, or
would be in favor of. The fact is, am
in favor of higher class of schools,
and would vote for them, but until all
the people vote for them. am not for
them. What protest against is the
poLicu, or whatever you may call it, of
buying one thing and getting another;
/ like all things to be done in lawful
and understood manner. I am for the
exec ution of laws, even if bad, until
they are repealed, but anyway, for the
execution of the law, we did not vote
for these higher schools, and therefore
Should not have them until we do.
DON'T YOU think so ? / could give a
great many reasons, if this were the
time. why we should have a higher
elias. of common.schools, the chief oil
which would be. that those who pay
for them wouA get direct benefit
from them, by Y ducating their own
| children in tt but this is not the
time nor the pl RIGHT.
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The Most Desi ra ble and cheapest Mans
nfactHring and Residence Lots.
Now offered on the market, are the
DamrOn estate. Terms to suit any
customer. Call and examine map,
and get terms and prices,
SAENCER MUNsoN, Agent.
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Died.

Yesterday morning, of consumption,
Mrs. b. e., wife of S. II. Tilley. The
funeral will take place at the Broad
Street M. e. Church this afternoon, al
two O'Clock, Rev. Il. II. Russell Off
ciating.
MOrristown Gazette please copy.
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Cigars.
&nnGriaa

SNOG NmU LeAU.
DropShot 2. 40a2.5 0Rbag
Buck Shot,. 2.75
Rar + ,aad QlLM1lo
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Wholesale Grocery market.

Coffee.
Prime to choice 231aa24% FL
Sugars. ID
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ChaIey beafe, WI ssna aiaek SUI
~ sr.


The invaluablee medical Properties
of these Springs are too well known
to require any additional commenda-
tons from owners or guests. The
Hotel will be opened the first of June,
and kept by the. Company, with Mr..
M. F. Smith as General manager. 1t
is the design of the Company to make
the place a mos 2easant resort to all
who may favor1 place by their pat
ronage.
Price of boar y the day, $500; by
the week, 500 and by the month,
$500. Liber arrangements made
with families persons desirons of
remaining dur the season.
The beddin will all be renovated
and put in COZ Jrtable condition.
Persons go to the Springs can be
accommodate With hacks from Knox
vile at any me and at reasonable
prices by Mr.. II. M. Harrill and the
livery stables.
J. A. RAYL,- President.
JNO. l.. MOSES, Secretary.
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A superior article of native Ice al
ways on hand, and sold at the lowest
rates. All orders will receive prompt
attention by b. j. Reeder & Bro, cor
ner Gay and Clinch streets.
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The Legal Profession are invited to
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vsfs.
t of the arrivals
erent hotels :
fOUsE.

F Hurley dcksburg, Miss. J S
Scruggs, n, d county, Va; II S
Hawkins, U "a w L Eakin, T A
Brawner, Chattanooga J B Weely,
Tenn. Maj II O'Conner, Nashville
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Notice 10 Gas Consumer

Old Chandeliers rebronZed and made
10 look as good as new. Apply at the
Gas office, or to
JAMES SOMERYILLE.
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You can pay for your Fire Insurance
in City Scrir ct par, by insuring with
me J. NJ. BROOKS.
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Mineral Waters and Soda Water

Tate Springs, Kissinger and Soda
water always on draught at Peter
Kern, and Ice Cream furnished in any
quantity. iy25dtf
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600 Hands Wanted.

Two hundred hands wanted to man.
ufacture clothing, at
vii15d2t BEARDEN 81 BEARDEN'S.
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Re This.

This is the M lie of the year, and a
good time to Gu if expenses by buy-
ing a Monitor, is saving from one
half to three-f, tbs the expense OF
fuel. A man s yesterday that he
would MT take Oh hundred dollars for
his Monitor
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ICE enEAM.

Peter Kern has opened his Saloon.
Mr.. Peter Kern has opened his
well-known Ice Cream Saloon, on
Market Square for the season, when
the delicious creapo will be served at
all hours by poll walters. CAL ana
try it. Vzdti
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Hotel for Rane

The franklin House will be for rent
August lst. Apply TO
A. r. HUMEs.
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Harper's Bazaar.
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Notices of lie PreSS.
. The BOzdr is edited with q contribution Of tact
And talent that we seldom find in any journal;
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The Bdzdr commends itself 10 every member Of
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In endless variety, 20 the provident matrOn by iE
patterns for the children's clothes 20 Idterfdaii
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and luxurious dressin z gowns. But tho reading
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There is but local demand for cattle
at present. and butchers manage to secure
an ample supply at the following reduced
quotations; Extra smooth steers at 81; fat
cattle, to 81; common to good, 2 to- q.
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Trustees Sale of Land.

RYsVIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc
- CUTEp to me by John M Lutti ell registered
sell at public outcry at the store of Borches &
Strong. at Strawberry Plains. on the 14th day Of
of about ninety-two acres. situated about three
miles from Straw berry Plains. in seyier county,
adjoining the lands of John NJ. Luttrell. and
fully described in said deed of trust.
The sale will bs in bar of the equity of re-
demption, for one third cash in hand, and the
balance on SIX and twelve months with interest
from date. secured by lien on the land till fully
paid.
The boundries of the land will be shown to
parties wishing to examine it, if they will cali on
Mr., John NJ. Luttrell.
JAMES COMFORT. Trustee, &c.
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Call and Examine Piece Goods

At Bearden & Bearden's, Merchant
Tailors, No. 118 Gay street. Stock
complete and at greatly reduced Prices.
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MOntvRIe Springs.

Parties desiring to visit MOntvale
Springs can have special rates for fam
lies by communicating number and
ages. Address,
Jos. l.. KING, PrOpr.
YiiSdeOd6t
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De2
pare>
part
Croh
Clincns
Wild
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SHEEP.

Sheep are in fair demand. No. 1, SIC. !;
fat 24a34c.; common to fair, $1.50a2 90 a
head; fat lambs wanted, at the outside fig
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Address HARPER 4 BROTHERS..
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u. GOSSetf.

God and Coal, is pre-
Wood and Coal in any
Orders left foot of
ae wharf, and foot of
ly filled. Terms cash.
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= RRIyALs AND EBEPAR URE OF
lllllL Oil TRAINS.a Il q b -
U. =. Daily Mail Line, LOudOn, Kings
ton and Lockwood.

The fine Passenger Packet EMORY CITY
will ply between Loudon and lockwood daily
(Sundays exeepted). carrying the U. >. Mails.
Leave LoudOn 121S N, arrive at Kingston [;
arrive at lockwood NJ. leave lockwood P
NJ; arrive at Kingston NJ. leave Kingston A
NJ; arrive at Loudon A N; making close con-
neetiOn with passenger trains east and west.
r. M. ALLISON Master.
u S. ALLISON, Clerk.
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Gents Linen and Drill Drawers

Made to order, and fits guaranteed, al
Eastern prices, at
Vu15d2t BEARDEN Sc BEARDEN,
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fOr1herm lee

hbe had in any quantity at J. o.
ita isSh's, Market SovSre. iv17dtf