Knoxville Daily Chronicle from Knoxville, Tennessee • Page 4

Wantt For Rent For Sale Boarding Found Kill be inserted in thin column mt 23 Cents each in-ertin, nt exceeding five line ever file line 5 Cents emch additional line will be charged. THE DAILY CHRONICLE. VJ5IHiISDAT MORNING, AUG. 9, 1S71. 4 The Clrriflallon of ny Dnily In East Tennessee.

CHRONICLE OFFICE 19 MARKET PLACE. THE DAILY CHRONICLE Can be sent to any address, at home or abroad, for any length of time desired, application to be made at this office. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Signal ftcrvice, C. S.

Arinjr. K50XTILLB. TlKK August 8. 1S71. a v.

a 51 SI i a a a MJ3 is 25 5 C. i 7 A. M. 30.070 79 72S. 7 Cloudy.

2r.K. 33.04G 72 71" jS. 7 Lt.Rain. 4 p.m. 30.013 75 73jS.

6 l.Sljcioucy. WEATHER REPORTS. War Dir'T, Orric Chiif Signal Office. Washing ton. D.

C. August 5, (7:30. r. ..) 1871. Probabilitiet The barometer will probably rise, with nartially cloudy and pleasant weather on Wednesday north and west of the Ohio.

Cloudy weather is probable for the gulf States. Fresh southwesterly winds with rlcosant weather for the middle anl eastern States. TRA VELERS passing through Chattanooga will always find THE DAIL1 CHRONICLE at early morning trains for talc by C. H. Gledhill, Ncics Agent.

Ext Tennessee Form Book, A luiok every merchant, farmer and justice should have. In fcl.W; Jjeatuer, at the East Tennessee Book llousc. Country Prod nee Taken in exchange at D. II. Spofford's Boot and Shoe Store, Market Square.

viii-5d0t-wlt. Knoxville Colored HinstreM Gave one of their entertainments at lloxsic's Hall last night. This company has some good talent in it. If you want to see the best jig and clog dancing ever witnessed in this city, go and see Wild Bill and his partner to-night. Athens Items.

A timely and abundant rain fell here last niijhL Several points in JIcMinn county have been thus visited with refreshing showers within the last twe or three days. Peaches in this and adjoining counties, although very abundant, are almost worthless, having been damaged by the frost? and worms. Cave Explored. A correspondent nt Jacksboro' writes that a cave in the Cumberland mountains has been explored recently by a party from that place. It was found to be large, and filled with beautiful stalactites and white.

Severn fine specimens were brought awaj' for presents to Prof. Bradley, of the East Tennes-ec University. There are two large springs in the cave, and the atmosphere is quite cool and agreeable. Pemberton's compound extract of Stillingia cures all diseases arising from impure blood. Personal.

Sere irs, editor of the Montgomery Ala.) Advertiser, was registered at the Atkin llousc yesterday. lie leftn an asternoon train with his family forMontvale Springs. M. C. "Whipple, of "Winchester, was in our office yesterday.

YVfind in Mr. J. C. Rankin, Agent of the Treasury Department now in the city, an old army friend, who was amongst the first of the Union Army to come to the relief of the loyal people of East Tennessee. He was an efficient and faithful officer then and we doubt not is a capable and valuable public official now.

Just try Globe Flower Cough Syrup for consumption, asthma and croup. The Eftst Tennessee Rook Ilonse. "We invito the attention of our readers to the new advertisement of the East Tennessee Book House of Messrs. "Williams, Sturges Co. This one of the most extensive book houses in the State, and enjoys, as it merits, a very largo patronage.

Their stock of goods, as to quality, as to selection, or as to tke prices at which they arc offered, is not surpassed south of Baltimore. This firm are all men of experience in their line of trade, and giving close attention to their business, are able to compete with any house in the South. Globe Flower Syrup cures whooping cough, sore throat, bronchitis, and asthma. The Hogs Are still enjoying the rights guaranteed by the City Fathers. The shower of j-estcrday lei't many pools of muddy water in which they performed their ablutions, and then reposed gracefully on the sidewalks, crowding the ladies into the but then the ladies might, have gone on some other sidewalk, and avoided intrusion upon the hog, while he enjoyed his vested rights.

By the way the hogs seem to be rapidly increasing in number. It seems to be a profitable business, and we advise every head of a family to procure as many as a half dozen to run on the streets. It shows city enterprise. Albers Co. have to-day received a lot of Tate's Spring "Water fresh from the Spring.

This water is unsurpassed for diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. laugS U2t "orth Iiuoxville Items. The dust has disappeared from Broad street. The new Methodist Church has been surrounded by a new picked fence. A two horsoteam ran away and came tearing down Broad street at a fearful rate, but was stopped by two men near the old mill." "We did not learn that any one was hurt.

A sweet potato patch on Broad street is wonderfully suggestive of rural scenes. An old lady was seen digging her Irish potatoes with a spade. Wide and commodious new sidewalk lmvo been laid on each tide of Broad street riear the cemetry. The timbers of the new bridge, over First creek, in Northeast Knoxville, above Dr. Ludlow's residence, are being put up.

Orders for jobwork from neighboring coun-esti promptly attended to at the Chronicle of flee. Death or It. Tncker. are pained to announce the death of IT. C.

Tucker, Clerk of the County Court et Blount County, which occurred at Mnryville, on Sabbath last, after a protracted illness of several weeks duration. In bis death the county has lost the services of a faithful public officer, an aged mother a kind and obedient son, and a wile a faithful and devout husband. He was elected to the responsible position he held in lXi, by large majorit', and ro-clecttd arge majority in 1870. He enjoyed the con-n lencc and esteem of all who knew Hi remains were interred in the burial ground of tne friends on Monday. Mr.

James A. Greer, who has served under him us deputy clerk, will discharge the duties of clerk until the County Court elect his suc-Ceisor. 11 1 Qnornm Conrt. The Quoruni Court met again yesterday and had the following proceeding R. M.

Hall, M. Hall and Mason Wood re- nnrtod Vinvino-cot onurf fi-ir tVifi widow of AIlOS. Draper, deceased, articles to the amount of Sy.X), and thnr report was connrmea. tin tK mnmrfmnr.f nf.lna T. Blake, admr, Via 'T Af Plnmlpp.

the wourt appointed A. B. Blake, Philip Sherrod and A. M. Ault commissioners to lav out a year sunDcrt for widow and family oi ueceaaeu.

'TVinT-ocio-nntsnn of S. R. Lones as constable in fl iifi vfis accented. William B. Fisher was appointed road over- seer.

tu. a RmifTi tvns nrointed frunrdisn to Willard Betsey Robert and Isaac Russell, minor orphans. peilLIOJl III. liUMtll UI1U. UlUt'lf, JU.

Alfred Hall, Hugh Stormer.Oliver -w tir i Mynatt, J. m. Jiurpny, j. jrf v. Anderson, Hugh Parker and J.

CiMynatt, any five of them were appointed to lay out road. The Clerk presented a number of receints. Al nrpsented n. statement, of t.hft number of ma 1c voters on January 1, 1871, as follows: Whites colored, 874. Aggregate, A number of inventory reports were also pre ppntod bv t.ho Clerk.

'On the application of W. A. A. Conner, administrator of the estate of Robert Gault, deceased. J.

O. Smith. J. M. Kama, and Matthew Simpson were appointed a committee to lay out a year support tor the widow anaiamuy oi im same.

On application of B. Frazier, the Court ap wnlntt-rf Anrlrsnn. John M. KsmeS n( Alfred Hall as Commissioners to examine into condition of the Knoxville and lazewell lum pike. Court adjourned till time in course C.

W. Joxes, Chairman. wH TrYylLJ" Associate Justices. tW. A.

CoyyER, Bridge Commissioners. The Cemmissioners met at the office of Caldwell, Esq. The following gentlemen were present: V. A. Conner, A.

Caldwell, iuat. Nelson, John Tunnel, Eli Hixon and Julius Ochs, Mr. John L. Moses was absent, being out of tne city. A temporary organization was effected by electing.

W. A. A. Conner Chairman, Julius Ochs Secretarv. and John L.

Moses Treasurer, A committee consisting of M. Nelson, Eli Hixon and Julies Ochs was appointed to employ an engineer to examine the different points sug gested for the location of the bridge and make an estimate of the probable cost at each point and to report to the Commissioners at as early a date as practicable. Messrs. Caldwell. John Moses aud John Tunnell were appointed a committee to correspond with dmerent bridge builders and ascertain prices, There being nothing further, the meeting adjourned subject to the call of the chairman.

Rains. The rain came at last in the forenoon yesterday (the farmer's sign proved true, didn't it?) and for gomo time fell heavily. At the time we supposed the rain to be general, and the farmers everywhere made glad; but when the Knoxville and Kentucky train arrived wo learned that it extended only four or five miles on the northwest.1 From passengers on the eastern train atone o'clock, we understood that there was no rain up the road, except a slight sprinkle near On the wesCr.iin is said to have fallen at Chattanooga and but not nearer un til within a few miles of this place. Thcio was a good rain at LareyviIIe, the pres ent terminus of the Knoxville and Kentucky railroad, at about three o'clock yesterday morning, and rain was also falling at Coal Creek, when the morning train came down by that place at half-past seven but all was dry alter leaving Clinton until the train arrived at Black Oak ridge, four and a half miles from4town. Downright Meanness, We learn that a poor cripple boy who goes about the streets on crutches, and tries to make an honest living by selling apples and peaches, was vesterdav robbed ot two dollars by some scoundrel.

The boy keeps watermelons to sell in a nook between two houses near Kinzel's bakery. He had sold the person who robbed him two melons, and after the melons were eaten, the boy could not make the change which was required in settling, and trusted the knave -m 1 1 1.. with a two dollar bill be cnanged at tne next dour. He stepped otf, apparently for that purpose, and that is the last the boy has seen of the man or his money. Loral There was another hog fight on 3Iarket Square yesterday.

1 here was a difficulty near Koberts livery stable, on Gay street, night before last. Let ail christians, and all persons who are not christians remember the prayer-meeeings tonight. The weal her vesterdav was cooler, the ther mometer recching only about 80 at the highest and that early in the morning, An omnibus full of young ladies and gentle men went out last night to the revival meeting which is being conducted at Macedonia, a few miles above city, by Rev. E. E.

Hoss and Rev. Mr. Gray. We cheerfully give place to correction as to "difficulty in bar room, at or near the Lamar House, on Saturday night." We learn that it not in oither of the bars of that vicinity. The grade of Main street, near the bridge over First Crook, is being improved.

A colored child five vears old was caught, after a race of upward of a mile, near the Roll ing Mill yesterday afternoon, who stated that he had run away, and was afraid he would be killed if he went back home, lhat juvenile won't be likely to repeat his fits of absence. The Turners. The members of the Turn Verein rallied in force at their hall last evening, notwithstanding the non-arrival of Messrs. Kuhrn and Unger, from Nashville. The' Turners went through the usual gymnastic exercises, after which the band discoursed the sweetest music, and tho ladies being present in huge numbers, the floor was soon tilled with dancers, who tripped the "light fantastic" until Terpsichore herself would have been satisfied.

The gentlemen from Nashville were expected on the train at 2 A. and a committee was appointed to escort them to the hall. ville Items. The weather is exceedingly warm, the roads dusty and farmers wanting rain. Colonel J.

C. Fager, a well known citizen of Maryville.died iast Friday and was buried with Masonic honors on Saturday. Countv Court met Monday, but on account of the death of its clerk, Mr. R. C.

Tucker, no business was transacted, only to appoint a committee to draft resolutions and to adjourn till next Monday. The Holston Brass Band passed through Marvville last Thursday. Ferrary's "horns" attracted several of the Holston "horns" to his place of rendezvous, when the Holston 'horns went up and made a considerable racket, and Ferrary's "horns" went down, making a considerable gurgle. The band passed back Saturday. Cclcbrntiou at ireeneville.

I he Colored people of Greneville had a celebration at that place yesterday. A procession was formed in tho following order 1st Officer of the day, Sam Johnson, late a slave of President Johnson. 2d. Greencvillo Brass Band, in four horse wagon, horses suitably bedecked with flags, 3d. Citizens in wagons, buggies, carriages, on horseback and on foot.

Afterwards the colored Sabbath School of tho city, children also formed in procession, carrying the American flag in front. They all marched out from town some distance when they were addressed by ex-President Johnson, Col. Bob Crawford and others. President Johnson went out about 11 o'clock in a two horse buggy, in company with several other gentleman. The procession commenced moving at 9 o'clock down Irish street to Maine, and on to Tusculum which the speaking and picnic exercises were held.

Use Globe Flower Cough. Syrup 1 1 Criminal Conrt. Tho Criminal Court was engaged during the day yesterday with the caso of the State vs D.C. Lusby, feloneous assault. The cases of the State vs.

Ganum Mynat; one case assault and battery, one misdemeanor and one rape. They were continued. To School Commissioners. The President of the Board of Education for the county desires that the Commissioners of the various district shsll complete their enumeration of the scholastic population before tho meeting at the court house on Saturday next. CITT NOTICES.

A Rlessinc to Mothers Mrs. ITlnsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for all deseases with which children are afflicted, is a safe and certain remedy. It relieves tho child from pain, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind colic, corrects acidity, and, by giving rest and health to the child, eomforts the mother. Offices, 215 Fulton Street, New York, and 205 High Holborn, London, England. Be sure and call for "MRS.

WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP," Having 1iq facsimile of "Curtis on the outside wrapper. All others are base imitations. PREPARE FUR WINTER. Cheap and Rest Coal Ready for Delivery. Owing to the low freights on the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad, and the present abundant supply of the best bituminous coal in the market, I am prepared to offer special inducements to the citizens of Knoxville towards supplying them with their winter coal, When roads arc bad and coal is scarce, prices arc high.

Now is the time to prepare for cold weather, and I am ready to sell coal at special rates and deliver it in any quantity to any part of the citv. For prices and special contracts apply at Coal Office, Gay street, next door to Walley's tobacco store or at Coal Yard Clinch street. A. S. Mariner.

vii20-tf, Perry Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer possesses virtues which not alone removes pain instantly, but regulates the stomach, gives strength, tone and vigor to the system. It is one of those medicines which is worth more than gold. We advice the good people not to try experiments by using the many new Reliefs and Panaceas but call for theold reliable Davis' Pain Killer. Sold by all Druggists. Ice Cream.

The best flavored and purest in the city is always to be found at any nour the day and until midnight, at the favorite confectionery of Petern Kern, west side Market Square. with or without escort will always find quiet, clean rooms and attentive waiters. Ice cream sold by the quart or gallon, or made to order at reasonable rates. vi'Jti. Bf ore is the Time Tn Vinv vnur frnif.

5nr3 Tipfrrf tbv trot, tonrro You will find a supply of all kinds of jars, including Mason's, the Gem, Stone and Tin Jars, nnnrt. nnd bnlf crnllnn nlsii Stnno fur nrr- serves, Jelley Tumblers and wax for sealing farm Tativ T. 1 1 a' TV.m vl' M. it UM A 1 i a Block, west side Market Square. lee at John Scherrs.

Owing to the sickness of the gentlemrn who has had charge of delivering John Scherf ice, he will deliver no ice until further notice. He respectfully solicits a continuance of the patron age of his customers, and all consumers of ice, whose orders will be promptly filled on application to the ice house under Capt. Walley's Cigar Store. viiWtf Nice residence for rent on Main Street opposite Female Institute. vii22f William Cowman.

AOTICE. TO the Stockholders of the Knoxville (as Light Company Notice is hereby given that there will be a called meeting af the Directors of the Knoxville Gas Light Company, to be held on Tues day, loth of August next, at which meeting all parties holding or claiming stock in said Company will present their certificates of stock and nave the same properly transferred on the books of said Company and receive new certificates therefore. Geo. 31. Branner, President.

July 27, 1871 dtf The Warm Springs Colonj'. Wc learn from a gentleman just from the Warm Springs that the colonists at that place are in a bad condition, on account of mismanagement of the New York directors. Building Kites for Kale. I offer for sale a few building sites, from five to fifteen acres, on the Rutledgo pike, and front ing the air Grounds. march31-dtf Jos.

A. Mabry. Refreshments Furnished for Balls. Parties and Picnics, at short notice, by A. M.

Spiro Bro. iv7 BniMin? Lots For Kale. I offer a few Building Lots, in the city, for sale Jos. A. 3Iauky.

mar23-tf Rnekwheat Floor. Fortv sacks of Buckwheat Flour just received and for sale by novl-tr GEO. JVi. HITE SON. Ask the recovered dyspeptics.

Ibilious suffer ers, victims of Fever and Ague, te mercurial diseased patient, how they recovered health, cheerful spirits, and good appetites they will tell you by taking Simmons' Liver Regulator. For Rent. Tho Storehouses now occupied by Cowan. McClung Co. Possession the 15th August.

Apply to F. U. McClumj. Tii-SO-Gt. First of the Keason.

Ice ColdSoJa Water with anv flavoring svrun desired, can be obtained at A. M. Spiro iv-7tf HART'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GiilGER. T'lis Essence is warranted to possess, in a cosccu- tr-itol form, all of the Medicinal Properties of Jamaica Ginger, nutl will prove, cn trial, an excellent Family Medicine. fa a tonic to persons recovering from fever, or other it A few drops will give more vigor and strength to the Ftomuch than a winc-glaesful of brandy, without the debilitating effect which is sure to follow the use of lienors of any kind.

FOR CHILDREN AND FEMALES it therefore, especially ecrviccahlc. It will prove a great comfort to the Agee and DTSPErnc. To the Inebriate who wishes to reform, but whose etomnch is constantly craving the noxious liquor, IT IS INVALUABLE! by giving to the digestive organs strength to resist temptation. Price 25 Cents per BoUlc. E.

J. SANF0RD Proprietors, Uliolcsatc Dri; 77 KXOXriLLZ, TEZ2T. COMMERCIAL. WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT COKEKCTED DAILY BY WILLIAM II. WILSOX, Produce and Commission Merchant, McGhee Block, Knoxville, Tain.

Kxoxville, August 7, 1871. Our market contiues dull with a downward ten deney. I GEA1N. Corx sacked in depot 60 cents. Oats 40c.

sacked in depot. Rte nominal at tO cents. IIay 83c. PRonrjcK. Flour local demand; $7.00.

0a8.00. Bacon Nominal at9c. for Hog round; hams, 12c. sides, V'SC snoumers. ic.

Lard In cans lie, local demand. Dried Fruits nothinz doinir. Feathers Prime prime mixed 4550c. Better prime 2 Eggs hrd to sell at 10c. Irish Potatoes new fe.

Clover Seed 59.00 per bushel. Beef Cattle 3fc. gross, as to quality and con dition. IloGS Nothing Poing. KnoxTillc Retail Market.

Apples dried green 501.75?bu. Butter 2025 Bacon Beeswax 25Q Beef on hoof Candles. lb 20 Coffee 2025? Cheese 20tt Cotton Corn, old Chickens, each 1520 Kggs. doz 10S12 Flour Fodder, cwt 1.00 Hay. 'fcwt 65 75 Hides preen, 8( 10 dry 14 UK Codfish, 10 12 Leather.

35 40 Lard. 16 20 Molasses, 75 Meal. old. bus.90 1.00 Oats. buf .40 50 cwt 80 Peas stock, bus (30 075 white, do 1.00 Potatoes Peaches dried.Vn)10(ai2 Rice.

rb 12'- Sugar crushed, ptb 18 extra 15 common. 12 Shacks, cwt 1.00 Salt. sack 3.00 Tea. 7o2.00 gal 4o HO Tallow, 15 Vinegar. gal 40 50 enr York Market.

STOCKS. New York. August 8. Money, unchanged, Sterling dull. Gold.

$1 121al 123. Govern ments stronsr: C2s and 8s. advanced 2aJ. 62s, Tennessees 75, new 75i. Virginia.

44i, new, 72. Louisiana? C7, new CI; leveesG2; os 8:5. Alabamns. 100. 5s.

67. Georgia, 83; 7s. OH North Carolinas, 41 new2l5. South 72; new 58. produce.

New York, August 8. Cotton, fair demand; weak; sales 28 1-7 bales uplands lug, Urleans, rjc. Flour, Southern, dull and declining; heavy; common to fair extra, a bb.80; good to choice, Whisky. 93. Wheat, shade hrmer; winter red and amber westere, $1 oGal 40.

Corn, inactive, unchanged. Rice quiet, 7Ja75. Pork, S13.6Cal3.75. Lard, dull, kettle, 10. Cincinnati Market.

CixcivXATi.August 8. Flour good.dcmand, full prices. Family, Corn quiet atolaoJ. rork. unsettled at 12i.

liim unsettled at 0a0i. Baon unsettled; shoulders, 63' Whisky 92. Iionisvillc Market. Louisville, Aug. 8.

Flour, dull and unchanged. Corn 68. Provisions nothing beyond slight order in demand. Pork 13: shoulders 61 clear sides 8i round lots packed lard 10a 114. Whisky 81.

St. LoniA Jfarket. St. Loos', Aug. 8.

Flour dull; winter su- Ill I 1 1 pemne ciasJi. Jorn auu ana uncnangea. 1 1 ih7 uncotflorl smll lifs "Piirlr lnwor at 13 bacon dull; shoulders 6J; clear sides 1 1 jaru yaiu. Saddles ami Elarnes. T.

O'CONNER manufacturers of SADDLES AND BRIDLES Of Every Description, CARRIAGE AND BUGGY Harness and Collars. Also, 'WholesalelDealcrs in SADDLERS' HARDWARE. Gny Street, Tennessee Cares all diseases caused by self-abuse, rizrerma-vH torrhea, Seminal Weak ness, Xijht Emissions, Loss of Memory Universal Lifsiturte, 1'atns in the Hack, Dimness cf Vision. Premature Old Age, Weak ceouence 01 youthful indiscretions. This medicine has been used in cmr practice for many years, and with thousands treated, it has not failed in a single instance.

jf3 Each packago of Vegetable Cure ia wrapped in ultramarine blue paper, printed in goldletterB.andcontains one Dcttle filled with Sngar-coated Pills, and ore vial of Medicated Powders, sufficient to moke one-half pint cf injection and one Syringe. JS3Pi ieo $3, per package, Fold bv Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt cf $5.50. The great Indian Diuretic cures all diseases of the Urinary Orgms, such as Incontinence of Urine, Inflammatiot of the Bladder, Inflammation Bladder, Stricture. GraveL Gonorrhoea. Gleet.andis especially recommended for Fluor Albus or Whiles.) JWtacn pactago of Vegetable Bemeay ia wrapped in dark enamelled paper and printed in gold letters, and contains one bottle filled with Sugar-coatedPIUs.

and one vial witn aiecucatea i'owaers, mm-cient to maKe one pint of injection and one Syringe, enough to cure any ordinary case. j(3- Price 5, per package, fold by all Druggists, or tent by mail lor 55.C0. The VesclaMe Cure and "Vegetable Remedy arc sold by responsible Druggists everywhere somo dealers, however, try to eell cheap and worthless compounds in place of those, in order to make laore money. Be not deceived, ask for So, preparations and take no t'thcra if tho dealers do not keep them, enclose the money in a letter ted we will eend them by return mail. Ladies or Gentlemen wr.

ting for treatment, will state their ymptoms in lull they need hot hesitate on account of their inability to visit us, as we have treated patients successfully in all portions of the continent by correspondence. JT5" Wo desire to send our thirty-two page pamphlet, entitled "Baa and Woman as Invalid-," to everyreader of this paper. Bend address with. Stamp to pay return postage, and address as follows Sr. Lons Hedicai.

Association, 117 XOKTB SIXTH STREET, Saixt Lons, Tisor2i. 5SET fj A orccs. JJifTicvlt Breathing, JAi 'i Ai' Countenance, Jnsan-Hh 2vJ'ii'yt Consumption, and all that follow 3 a 1 irii ill I luuln 1 il rw I 1 from) (THREE) DAYS Hoofs, Shoes, Hats, FALL I. S. PA1TVE, Of Tennessee.

KNOXVILLE, yE ARE NOW HAVING MADE, Largest, Finest and Varied Stock of Usa Ever offered to the Trade of East Tennessee, embracing nil the New Special attention will be given to our MEN'S BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S ilk, Fur, Beaver and Wool AT Which (stock, as heretofore, shall not be inferior to any in the South. A full line et FALL STYLE LADIES' PI 111 The Latest Novelties "We give our undivided attention to the above liue of Goods. Purchasing with cash, and with the advantages of the best buying taleut, we feel confident we can duplicate any bill purchased East, saving our merchants freights. July I'S-dtf Financial. JOHN BAXTER, I'midcnt.

1 TT VY EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT BANK, Knoxville, Tennessee. ESTABLISHED 1JSOO. rE are prepared to purchase, at! Best Rates fJnlrl Silver frn-c- 6 transact a General Banking" Business, buy and sell Eastern and Southern Exchange at current rates, receive deposits and make collections upon the most favorable terms. Interest paid on Deposits i Savings Bank Department. Tickets by Inman, Anchor and National Lines of Ocean Steamers, and Exchange on all the principal Cities OI Lnrope for sale.

L. P. LA ILL CASH IKK. Julyl5-iKtwtf. FIRST NATIONAL BANK: or UYAYVIT TPVYTUatTD 1V1UA 1LLL, lLlAiNLooLrj.

Designated Depository and Financial Agent ol the Iniied States. Authorized Capital, $500,000. R. It. SVYfcJNOX, OX, I K.

tilnt. 31. McCI.r.. Hhlcr. Vres DIRECTORS.

P. DICKINSON. 0. P. TEMPLE, U'M II H.

B. JlENE(iAK. GEOUGE II. SMITH. GEO.

W. KUSS, It. Jt. sWEl'SU. 1- S.i,t.

Pi fld 1 1 other Bonds and sold. Collections made and promptly rercitted. jhok-u. C. M.

McGlIEE, President. JOS. K. MITCHELL, Cashier. People's Bank of Knoxville STATE DEPOSETOm Offick; Ot-oee Bank Building.

Gay Srrcct, KM0XV1LLE, TENNESSEE. VTiTl frnTisnci (Jcneral Banking and Erokfrair Finest, receive Deposits. isue ct rtificates of Deposit, deal in Exchanee, uy Gold and fcdver. Bank Note. Bonds and Wc prefer that Collectors of Revenue should come in person or send funds arent instead of by mad express.

'OS. li. apl'-t' Cashier. J. M.

THORXBURGH. CnA3. D. Jl'crFFET i TIIOUNBURGII jIcGITFEV, Attornevs at li'YAVTn t- t- -v- 1Z UA ILLL, TE2S i Practice in the Circuit and rhnerv Courts of Knox neighboring counties, and in the Supreme imd ircierai courw at Knoxville. coiieciiona mado at all points in Last Tennessee.

janl4-tf emmetlt, State, County, City, and I Eailroa.ls tor Jackson, Virkfbunr, 5ew Orleann, and i all points in Texas, and at Memphis with tft earn (watt Kailroad 13ond3 and coupons, Bank to ail point-. of Tennessee Notes, New and TRAINS LEAVE Bristol o-Ai a. Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank Knoxville Notes, and East Va; and Ga. R. R.

Stock. I Decitnr, Ala 2.2t a. v. TRADE, 1871. Of New York.

7 TENNESSEE. AND WILL KOON RECEJ.VE THE as fast as they nppear. R. S. PAYNE CO.

Railroads. i cashier.iMEPPHIS AND CHARLESTON KVILROAD. I sr Time Reduced. 'DOUBLE DAILY TKAINS! Slakinsr clofe Connections at Chattanooga to Memphis and all points Wcet and Northwest, either by KirerorIta.il. Evrniitsr Train from Iiatf aiioo: Connects at Corinth with Railroads direct to St.

Loai? I and the Morthweat. 31 Tritin from 4 hat tnnoojrn i Connects at Grand Junction direct lor the Mine pofnf. 1' IT li 1 A I at Corinth. Mi-'s 'x-Vi 1 Grand Junction, Tenn Express Train leiVw chittM r. TT Ar m.

4 BEST ROUTE TO SEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS. A Very Desirable Route for Emigrant nt Low Special Rates. Don't be Deceived by Taking Other Boutcs rr grants plenty of Coaches at Chattanoopa. rassenjters oy mis route lor Jicmpnis win save miles travel OTer a rough road, and gain many hours time. 1 Tick pt for at all th Principal Ticket Offices in the South.

A. A. UAKN Erf. St, Louis, Memphis, as tanooga Kailro.i Nashville and (hat ad Line. Central Sliort ISonte.

i Without charge of Cars to NashTille, MrKcmie, D1UU vllll lt.niiiaut VU1U1UUP 11UU1 UVU t. IJB' Title, and Memphis, OXLY SK JIAXGE To Jackson, Paducah, Kentucky, Little Keck. Cairo and Su Louis. 3Iorc than 150 Ulles Shorter to St.loal Than via Mem phis or Louisville. ndfrm "to IS bof quicker than via Corinth cr Grand Janetion.

Ask for Tickets to Memphis and the Soutnive.t Chattanootra and McKenzic. and to ami the Northwest via Nashvilleand lumhu all Bail; or Nashville and Hickman Kail and Kivtr. The Lowest Special Rafes for Emigrant With more Advantages, Quicker lime, and Fewer Changes of Cars than any other route. Tickets for Sale at all Triiicipal Ticket Offices in the South' JNO. W.

THOMAS. Genl SupU DNLKY. Gen'lP. and T. Agent.

J. M. IIABK1LL. Agent, Knoxville, Teur mar4-tf. Auction Commission- MART, I'ndcr the II.

I. Kinibrtll it w-, rrontlnf? on RailronU ATLANTA, GEORGIA. i -v i i i- vr .1 8" autiaceg ami on vonsignmcnis, i n.n.vam effected. Ac. n.

vr hiitth ivaa. c-iiii. J. H. 3ABRETT.

Proprietor. I Auctioneer N. B. grecial attntion riven to th Real Estate. my2-iU.