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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-09
COURT REPORTS,

CHAscERy CouRT-Hon. W. B..
Staley presiding. NJ
J. g. M. Ramsey vs.. John n. Cro-
zier ct al; sale Of two lots on Gay
street to ]. L. McTeer confirmed.
Robt. Harper, guardian. We. John
Chumlea ct al; clerk and masters re-
port confirmed and fioal decree. State
Of Tennessee, ex rel, W. A. Anderson
We. G. B. Gosselt; motion by complain
ants for leave to amend bill.
Ann Crouch ct al, We. Anna
Crouch ct al; order TO pay cut
fund to cred tors. Jane G. Looney vs..
n. B. Brice ct al; order allowing title
papers to be Withdrawn upon leaving
copies. w. w. Reynolds, admir-. ".
Cader Parker ct al; referred to clerk
and master. Exchange and Deposit
bank Va. W. b. Lillard &
al; order of reference revived
John r. Nelson, admir-, vs.. J. w
Payne ct al; pro confeeso against de-
| PENDANTS who have not answered; adj
ministrat:on transferred from county
court to chanCery court public atior
ordered again st creditors aud reference
| t, clerk and master. Memphis ant
Charleston railroad company vs.. 81. M
Aiken; reference to clerk and master
J. A. Moore, admir-, VS.. Nancy J. Ing
ram; order to pay taxes. BfidgetCase.
ct al. vs.J j CASEY ct al; sale confirmed
T. r. Cornick, ir., admir-, VS.. c. A
Warters ct AL; sale confirmed. II. D
&c. Mynatt ct al; We. M. 8. l.. My
matt ct al. Judgment on pul
chase money notss; if not paid In sixs
days sale ordered. John FL. Prater G
al. vs.. VIM. Staples; leave to file eros
bill.
Court adjourned till 10 O'Clock MOI
day morning.
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PENCELETTES.

Second Sunday in the New Year.
This month has five Sundays.
The United States circuit court con-
yenes in this city te-mo ROW.
Japanese Fancy Easels and Easel
Frames, at McCrar y & Branson's.
Fanny Davenport appears in
"Pique' a. Chattanooga next Thurs~
day night.
A large stock of Fancy Goods on
Display, at McCrary & Branson's.
A large asso, tment of Card and
Cabiuet Velvet Frames, at McCrary d
Branson's.
Twenty-Five marriage licenses were
Issued in Monroe county during the
month of December, 1881.
McAboy's Homemade Mince Mea'
always on hand at McAboy's NJ at
st II, in Market.
The county court of Sullivan county
last week, by unanimous vo't, petit
toned the legislature to pazI local
option law.
Rustic Frames Of all E.zes, at Nc
Cray & Branson's.
Mr.. Henry G. Marsh and Miss Min
ME Ramsey were married ct the
brides home in Gteene county Thurs
day evening, 6tf inst.
Wire Picturs Cord, for sale at Nc
Crazy & Brauson's.
Dan. JONES, colored, was given IF
teen Iashes at BristoI--the Virgins
gide-last week, after being convicted
of stealing bolt of calico IIom Will
q. Fain's store.
Bristol Reporter: Gen. Imboden
as the attorney of the Tinsalia Goa
and iron county, has taken 1865 O0t
stock in the Bristol coal and iron Nal
row Gauge railroad. The success o
the road Is now assured, thanks to IL.
energetic and wide awake officials.
A Nashville special to the Memphi
Appeal says: Mrs. Mollie GriZzard
republican, who was elected engross
ing clerk of the house, is distant rel
alive of Davy Crockett. Her husoano
who YVES q union man, was killed u
the swsmps Of Carroll county in lo6
by Forests cavalry, while heein
from them.
Motto Frames, in great abundance
at McCrary & Branson's.
A ST. Louis telegram says: Mr.
Harriet n. Cooper, colGred woman
died in Chittenham, one of the suburb
of this city, New Years day, aged III
She weighed 400 pounds. Mr.
Cooper was the mother of twenty-five
children, the youngest of whom
60 years old. Her husband, who
lOl years old, is still living.
Frames and Mouldiugs, from tt
cheapest to the finest, at McCrary
BransOn's. Xl2ou.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-09
BURNETT'S COCAINE,

The Best Hair Dressing in the World.
BURNETT'S COCAINE a1lays
irritation, removes all tendency TO
dandruff, invigorates the action of the
capillaries in the highest degree, and
has earned a deserved reputation for
promoting the groa0th and preserving
the beauty of the human hair. Ladies
dressing their hair deliberately for the
evening will find that it ilnparts a
healthy natural gloss to the hair, and
will cause it to retain its shape for
hours. .-..-...-.
BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS
are used aud endorsed by the best Ho'
tells, Confectioners and Grocers
throughout the country. They are
perfectly pure.
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Prosperity.

The country has not for long time
been in as prosperous condition as &c
the present. Every one feels that
good times have come at last, and
come to stay. unless driven away by
their own foolishness. This may be
done. of course, by extravaganza,
debt cont racting, &c, but if we will
be careful, live within our incomes,
and not allow ourselves to believe that
any other relief is az good as DR.. Harris
Great Relief, I'll viii! b. well; but
there is just now an eff,rt being made
to sell other Relief Instead OF the OLD
reliable DR.. Harris We warn oul
friends to be on their guard.
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Among the County Courts.

The county court Of Washington
county, last Monday elected Shelby L.
Shipley, Esq, chairman Joseph Hill,
Ed, vice chairman; DR.. Edward
Armstrong, coroner; Prof. l.. 9. Peo-
piles, superintendent of public schools.
The Sullivan county court elected
r. P. Tickle, Esq chairman; Sam'l
Evans, Esq, vice chairman; Prof.
Samuel G. Cartwright. superintend'
ent of public instruction; DR.. J. P.
nam naer, coroner, and @. J. Casieel,
ranger.
ESQ. Alton was elected chairman
Elias Beal coroner, and l.. w. Brown
school superintendert,b by the HAWKING
county court.
The county court of Cooke county
elected w. w. Bibee. Esq, chairman;
Sam. Harmed, Esq, vics; John r.
Shultz, superintendent of public in'
struction; T. D. A. Harper. coroner.
The Blount county count elected 5
G. Hinton, Esq., chairman, and Mr.
| G. G. Jackson, superintendent OF pun
lie instruction. Major Ben. Cunning
ham vas elected county court clerk, u
fill the place of Mr. Jas. A. Greer, re
signed.
In the Monroe county court, A. ID
Gallaher was elected chairman, J. =
Montgomery, vice, and w. ID. Kim
brough superintendent of public In
struction.
| The McMinn county court eiecte
G.M. Hutsell, chairman; w. B. Ches
mutt, vice; A. w. Weeks. schoe
superintendent; and G. w. standifel
coroner.
In Bradley county. B. A. Davis we
elected chairman; F. E. Hardwich
J vice; j. N. Varneil, superintendent
. public instruction; J. T. Cowden, sui
yeyor: Ed. Burgess. ranger.
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Revenue Arrests.
Newport Sentinel.

Deputy Marshal g. T. Lsrkin furn-
ishes us the following summary of ar
res Is made for violation OF the Internal
revenue laws during the month of De
cember: Joseph White, OF the b dig
trict of this county, arr ted and ttiIi
captured with large quantity of beer
and mash tried aud bound over. K.
J. and John Whitlock, in the TIN dis
trict, both captured with pot-stilling
apparatus which had been judiciously
operated under their cabin dwelling !;
both tried and bound over. The above
arrests were made by Messrs. 6. T.
Larkin aud w. w. Freshour.
VIM. Il. Click, in the 11th district,
captured with till and tried and bound
over. Bud Kelley and Geo. Temp
kins, both captured with still in 5th
district, tried and bound over. The
two above arrests were made by Messrs
G.. #. Larkin and Joseph Hacker
Fourteen arr It's were made by q. T.
Larkin during the month, some tried
and bound over and others discharged
by Commissioners g. L. Ogden.
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PersOual..

1Mrs. Belle Mann, wife of Rev. j. w.
Mann. is. we are pained to learn, still
very critically Ill at her residence in
this city. The symptoms were more
unf4vorable yesterday. .
Messrs. B. f. and J. r. Earnest, OF
Greene county, came down yesterday
to a; tand federal court as jurors.
Capt. 8. Y. B. Williams and Miss
Katie Montague, of Bristol, were in the
city yesterday, registered at the Hattie
House.
Mr.. r. Fl. Ashmore and dsughta r. Of
| Messy Creek, came do wn on yesterdays
| noon train.
Mr.. Jas. 8. Hutton, agent for the
Charlotte Thompson combination
came in on yesterday evenings train.
registered at the Lamar house, aud
was in to see us. Mr.. Hutton is q
capital agent and good fellow. He
was formerly newspaper map.
Msj r. G.. McCalls, OF Ala5am q,
civil engineer of the new railroad con-
nection from Carey t. the Ken
lucky line, arrive yesterday evening,
I aud is at the Atkin house.
: Mr.. John Hatcher, Of Cog Hill, Nc
MINI county, was among the arrivals
!. yesterday evening, to attend federa
court.
Hon. John Baxter has returned from
$ Nashville and will preside ct the meet
ing of the United States. circuit couI
: tomorrow.
Peyt ton Carter, Esq, superintendent
of the work house. went up Oh yester
dsyevenin g's train tospend Sunday a
home.
DR.. J. w. Dake, an eminent physi
t clan of New York, who is stoppin
}. at the Hattie house, gave the CHRoNl
;; cLEa pleasant call last night. w
- find the doctor TO be an affAble an
i; cult vstsd gentleman.
T Rev. w. n. Darna!l, OF Chattanoog;
# arrived Friday night, and is registere
9, at the Hattie House. He will preac
?. 1.-THE First Presbyterian church to-ds
!" and at Church Street church to-nigh
If Mr.. 81. L. Gate, well known ia
to mer of McMinn county. was in Il
e; city yesterday.
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knoxville Bar Asso citation.

At the regular me citing Of this Asso,
ciatiop, last night the following en-
GERS were elected for the ensuing year;
President-H. ii. Ingersoll.
Vice President lie wis Tillmap, jr.
Secretary-W. l.. Trent.
Treasurer-Price Thomas.
Committee on library-Geo. An
drews, 81. R. Gibson, Leon Jourolmon,
G. E. Luckey and ]. w. Caldwell.
Committee on grievances-T. 3.
Webb, w. P. Washburn. VIM. M.
Baxter.
Committee on rulee--Geo. Washing
ton, 81. n. Taylor, s. T. Logan, L. Il
Cornick, jr., and II. T. Cooper.
The meeting adjourned to meet next
Friday evening, at which time steps
will be taken to memorialize the pres
ent Legislature to pass some law by
which the supreme court can be re-
lieved of the immense docket now
standing for trial.
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Third Ward Meeting.

At meeting of voters of the 81 ward
in tt e Dispatch buiidi g last night,
Andy Cox was call to the chair. Mr..
M. 81. Dickson being called upon, ex-
planned that the object of the meeting
was to nominate two candidates for
aldermen in said ward. The follow
ing names were put before the meet
ing: F. HockeDjos. Jack Rose: John
HOlsey, Andy Kidd, Henry kooay.
dates. On the first ballot F. Hook
epios and II. Roddy were declared
nominated, and on motion it was made
unanimous.
A. Cox, Chairman.
J. KENNEDY,
MONTGOMERY FARMER,
| Secretaries.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-09

The Florence Nightingale Of the Nur-
SRrV.

The FIors nee Nightingale Of the Nur-
sery.
The following is an extract from letter written
to the German Reformed Messenger, at Cham
berSburgh, PENN:
A BENEFACTRESS.
Just open the door for her. and Mrs. Winslow Will
prove the American Florence Nightingale Of the
Nursery OF this we are sure, that we Will teach
cur sSusy" to say "A blessing on Mrs. Winslow' for
helping her to survive and escape the gripping, col
icing and teething siege. Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the child from pain
aud cures dysentery and diarrhea. 1t sofsens the
Gums, reduce Inflammation. cures wind collie, and
CARRIES the infant safely through the teething Pc
rod. It performs precisely what it processes to
perform, every part Of it-nothing less. We have
never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her only through
the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for Children
Teething." II We hid the power, we would make
her, as she is, physical savior to the infant Iace
Sold by all druggists. % cents bottle
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-09
CITY CHURCHES.
Services To- Day and During the Week
FIRST NJ E. CHURCH.

FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH.
Sabbath school at 81 a. m. Preaching in the
morning by the pastor, Rev: =; b; sparrow. AZ
night BY eV. James Gllray, OF canada. aeatS
free strangers made welcome.
WELSH AND ENGLISH CONGREGATIONAL 3
CHURCH, MECHANICsvILLE.
Rev. r. d. Thomas. the pastor, will preach IN
Welsh at 1880 am, and in Welsh and English az
pm. Sabbath school at 2 pm. seats tree. All
CHURCH-sT NJ E. c., SOUTH.
Sabbath school at a. m. Preaching at 1919 2.
n. by the pastor, Rev. q. Z. Rankin. At p ID.
the First Presbyterian congregation Will un.,o
with this congregation In JOINT serv rSatfanooa;
ing by the Rev. Dr. Darnall, OF Chattdnoos'
Seats free; all invited.
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
Services at 1880 a. m. by Rev. 5. ID. Johnston
No services at night. Sunday school at "a a. m
AL are invited to attend
FIRST BAPTIST.
Preaching at 1890 a. IN. and p. m. by the pas
tor. Rev. C. II. Strickland, Sunday school a
? a. IN. Prayer meeting at p. m. Wednesday.
BROAD-sT NJ. E. c., SOUTH.
Sabbath school at 9.15. Preaching at 10 80
m by the pastor, Rev. j. II. Keith, and by d.
Harrison at p. m. union service at night o
tie Third and Broad street churches.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at 1OH a. m. and 7 z. m by A.
Johnson subject , for the m0rniag Fne PIan
Salvation" All are invited to attend.
GERMAN Ev. LUTHERAN. In
Divine services, German, at 1880 a m n
rviceS at night.
MABRY-sT. n. Z. c., SOUTH
Sunday school at 9.15 a. NJ. Preaching at TO-;
a M aud D. m. by the pastor Rev. X. n. Pic
Singing at 3.3Op. M.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.
Services at 1880 a. m. and p. m by thePast'
Rev. F. E. Sturgis. Public invited. Pray
meeting Wedn esuay night at o'clock.
I'm. c. A. MEETINGS.
To-day, 8. OPP. m.-Service of song.
To-day, 400 %. m.-Sunday school teacher
Bible class taught by j. A. Rayl.
To-day, BIZ D. m-Mass- meeting, WeE
Chu oh, MechanicSvile.
Thursday, I Is p m.-Regular monthly meetin
Every erson interested in the ASSOCIATION Is L
Quested 10 by present.
Ali meetings of the Association viii be held
usual This week.
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Washington County Fair.
Jonesboro Herald and Tribune.

JOnoSUUTU uVTHIU dHU 4IfUU1Os
At a meeting of the stockholders OF
the Washington County Agricultural
aud Mechanical society, held at the
conrt house, on the 3rd inst the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
President-Hon. J. e. L. Harris.
Vice-Presidents-H Hoss, jr., Iren>
ina Keicher and r. M. May.
Treasurer-Dr. M. 8. Mahoney.
Secretary-s. A. Cunningham.
Directors-H. HOSE, ST., ]. E. Dea>
kins and J. D. SIemons.
Msrshal.-Col. T.. II. Reeves.
A Committee was appointed to pre-
mare a premium list for the fair of 1881
and present the same for the action OF
the board on February 9th, 1881.
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At his residence in this city, Friday
night. I'll inst, B1frel Blair, aged
80 years.
The funeral will take place from
Shiloh Presbyterian church, DIR.
LeVere officiating, to-day at 1880
O'Clock M. Friends of the family
are invited to attend:
The members of Meridian Lodge
No. 4. F. A. A. Y. Masons are request-
cd to meet at their hall at $50 o'clotk
a. M, and attend the funeral in a
body. By order Of the w. NJ, L.
Irwin.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Of early imprudence, causing nervous
debility, premature decay etc., having tried In vain
every known remedy, has discovered simple means
of self-cure, which he will send free to MS ieii0"
sufferers. Address ]. Il. REEVES. 43 chatham o''
New York. ho'o''"~'
Tho voItaic BELT Co., Marshall. Mlch'
WIN .end their celebrated Electro Vohaie Bell
the amazed upon 80 days trial. SPEEDY cures qua.
anso deesOd&wH
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His Funeral Obsequies.
The Largest Cortege Ever Wit
messed In ChattanOOga.
Oh at.anooga Times.


Chattanooga Times.
D.. e. NJ. Wight, who died of pneu-
monia Thursday morning at 1876
o'clock, was buried Friday evening in
the Forest Hills cemetery.
The funeral exercises " ere conducted
at his late residences by Rev. w. J.
Trimble, OF the Second Presbyterian
church, assisted by Rev. J. w. Bach.
man and Rev. +. b. McCailie, of tie
First Pres oy terrain, and Rev. II. b.
jDeed, of the Episcopal church.
Long before the services cOmmep ced
the hosts Of friends of the deceased
commenced to congregate about the
house. and by l p. m., when the exer-
cises com menceu, countless throDg
had asse % bled. The street was crowd
ed with Carriages and vehicles of every
description; people lined the sidewalk
for hundreds of yards, and toe yard
and house of the deceased were sm-
med with their mass of humanity.
The body was eucased in beautiful
metallic case, with the head visible.
1t was placed near an open window
to afford ali an opportunity t, take
look az the deceased. For
over an hour stream OF
people passed that spot; people of
every character came, from the low
lie5t black, who bore her child in her
arms and gazed affectionately and
tearfully on that kind face 80 placid in
death, tears yelling at the thought nc
| doubt of some charitable deed, to be
who goes in the highest walks of life
and stood uncovered at the corpse o.
him whom he honored and loved
Nothing more forcioly attested hi!
popularity and the esteem and respec
he inspired in every grade of society
When the cOlored school dismissed
ave hundred colored children crowded
to the place, and there beside her ella,
In silk and laces, gave one last affec
tionate look at the remains"
The Times gives an extended motto
Of the funeral, and the procession
which is pronounced the largest eve
, seen in the city, nearly half mile i
, length. "The grave" it says, sis on
beautiful mound which affords a fin
view of the city and has for a bac
ground the grand and rugged side I
O old Lookout; just such a spot as OF
friend would have chosen for his fin
resting place.
y There was almost general suspei
i. sion of business and universal mai
D Hesitation OF respect to the memory
It the honored dead. The pallbeare
?, were: Mayor J. A. HIATT. ex.May
II. F. Temple, T. g. Montague. g.
Sherwood, J. E. MACEDONIAN, T.
Payne, r. M. Rarton, jr.. and r. No
risOp.
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CRIMINAL COURT Hon. M. Il
Hall presiding.

CRIMINAL COURT Hon. M. l..
Hall presiding.
Ellen Warwick vs. Henry Warwick,
divorce; judgment pro confesso against
defendent. State W.. Harrison Nc.
Swain and Nancy Weaver, lewdness;
guilty, motion for new trial. Ststs
vs.. VIM. Cook, horse stealing; jury
again spited in case already heard;
mol. pros. in one case and still another
passed till Monday. Ststs VS.. jaime 8
Hickey s.s carrying M weap9 Wi,,;am mot
disorderly house; not guilty.
State We. Peggy Ann McGhee, disor"
derlv house; mol. pros. State vs. Alex.
Kennedy, fellonious assault; guilty OF
assault and battery; fined, SIS. Stats
va, John Leeper, carrying weapons
mol, pros. State vs.. Matt. Lamb anC
Lewis Sartin, larcency; not guilty.
A number of cases were set for fu
tuIe days and aliases were taken in
number of others.
State vs.. VIM. Cook, horse stealing
guilty on second count; 3 years in III
penitsntiary; motion for new tria'
John Kirkpatrick vs.. E J. Kirkpat
rick, divorce; judgment pro coifesso
Susan Mathews We. J. M. M atheWs, OIL
: vorce; judgment pro confesso an
divorce granted. State We. VIM. Bur
net carrying weapons; no. guilty
, Fave Burnett, buegery; order to rein
state case on docket.Sl ate VS.. Alb:
James, obstructing road; motto
: for new trial overruled; fined $lO'
State We. Geo. Graham, carryin
weapons; new trial granted. stat
vs.. Harrison Mc5wain aud Name
, Weaver, lewdness; motion for ne
l trial disal! owed. fined SIS each. Stat
vs.. John Cavanaugb, disorderly hous
new trial granted.
Court adj ourned till Monday morr
Ing.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-09

List or Arrivals I'm tzse city.
The following Ia List of arrivala ct
the city hotels for January 9Th:

-. &AAAAsSAS ~ VSSO SAsSs as.
The following Ia q List OF Arrivals at
the city hotels for January 9Th:
HATTIE HOUSE.
j W Saylor. Strawberry Plains. b L
D B Grace, Sweetwater. Wat NJ Cooke.
Loudon county. Geo s Kinney, Nash,
vile. w q Kelly. Louisville w 81
Darnall, Chsttanooga T K Hall. Phila.
delphia. SY B Williams, Miss Kate
Montague, Bristol. Geo s Evans, j Z
Kyle, New YORK. Miss NJ E Henry, Mrs
L Smith, Maryville Miss III Tempe {
Smith. Paris, Ky. Frank Scales, Clinton.
Miss Maggie Murphey, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Maggie w. Johnston, Cbarlestown, Va. r
j Stewart. Oneida. N Y.
ATKIN HOUSE.
John E Helms, Morristown. G A
Reeves. S q Hunt. johnson City. NJ F
Pitman, Yarnells, Ga. Bay Knight.
Selma, Ala; J NJ Wyly, Montgomery,
ALI. CS Fleming. II 81 Cumming, Au-
gusta, GA. John B Meek. cambridge. w
S Paulet., Baltimore. B Barrett, Wythe-
Vile, Va. 81 L Cain, Morristown E
Pullen, D Parrot, Whitesburg. W ID
Cannon. Leadvale, Col Clinton
Bol,z, Lebanon, Pa. W Lorenz, jr Pnila.
delphia, Pa.
LAMAR HOUSE.
Anton Metler. Knox county. Jno T
Hammer, Bountville. JAS Shepherd
| Mobile, Ala. Jas Hutton, agent Char
lotte Thompson combination.
Terrible to sacrifice your health O
| your life because some unprin ciple'
dealer asks you to Try an imitation o
substitute for the genuine Slmmor
Liver Regulator-his only object bein'
to make an extra twenty-five cent
per bottle, regardless of its its effect
on your system and general health
Be sure that you obtain the genuia
Regulator, which is always encase
In White Wrapper having thereon
large red q and the signst1re of J. E
ZsiIin & Co. Accept no imitation {
, substitute howeve, plausibly recon-
mended. Health saud life are tC
r precious to endsnger, and since tt
, genuine Regulator is good and i
. reduta ion assured, why tamper wit
3 cheap nos.rums?
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Profitable Patients.

The most " onderful and marvellous
success in cases where persons are sick
or wasting away from q condition OF
miserableness, that no one knows
what ails them profitable patient, for
doct ,re) is obtained by the use of Hop
Bitter. They begin TO cure from the
first dose and keep it up until perfect
health and strength is restored. Who
ever is eff cted in this way need not
suffer, when they can get Hop Bitterf.
Cincinnati Star.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-09

The firm of T. w. Flenniken q &C..
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, E. 81. Flenniken, VINO
hereby retires from the business, Will
collect all debts due to the firm and
will pay all liabilities of the firm.
n w. FIenniken will continue in
the brick business as partner In the
new firm of Ray, Grub d Fienniken'
which firm We hereby commend 10
our friends and old customers.
T. w. FLENNIKEN,
E. II. FLENNIKEN.
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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI. Jan. Flour, firmer;
fam ly, $4.7044.75; fancy, unchanged:
Wheat, scarce and firm; No. 2 red
winter, $l.O6. Corn, heavy, 4l3a42c:
Oats, stronger. 36c. Pork. dull aud
nominal, $500. Lard, strong and
higher, $s.6Oas IS. Bulk meats, fair
demand; shoulders, 4ac; ribs, &c.
Bacon. quiet; clear sides, Sic. Whisky
dull, $1.10. Sugar, firm and un-
changed. Hogs, active, firm and
higher; common, $4.00a4 Is; light
$4 5Oa4.75; packing, 81 75s5 90; butch
| era. s.. O5a5 10
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-09
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licences
were issued from The county court
clerks Office during the past week
Jas. Pickle aud Sarah Lu'!.
Alex. O. Roehl aud ModeDa NJ. sTice.
las. Little and Tulip Griffin.
John q. Swan and Maresr4s y.
Pickle.
Geo. M. CalIen and Mary A. l'a,ly.
Jas. M. Gray and Samantha ID q.
John F. Johnson and Sarah L.. Glbbs.
Gaines Armsiron.; and Emma Ham
ilton.