Knoxville Daily Chronicle from Knoxville, Tennessee • Page 4

Want For Rent For Sale Board ingLot Found will he inserted in thi column at 23 Cents each in-ttrtion, not exceeding jive lint; over Jive lint 5 Cents or each Additional line tcill be charged. For Rent. Officio the citrt on the first floor of Exchange and DepoMt Bank building, recently occupied by ton 3tal Life Insurance Company and llcox Mining tinental Company. lssession April BAILEY. THE DAILY CIIRONICLE.

SATURdTvYMOKNING, MARCH 00, 1572. CHRONICLE 0PFICE-19 MARKET PLACE. The tanret Cirenlatlon of any In East Tennessee. I.VII.Y METtOKOLOGU AI. KEF JBT.

Signal Service, I. S. Army. Knoxville. Tkn.v..

March 29. 1872. 0 Ci w. Hi, Ml or-" j0 i oS "'Cului. Fair.

A. M. 2 P. M. 5'J 4 P.

M. i 67- I WEATHER REPORT. "War Dep't. Office Chikf Signal Offickr. Washington.

D. March IV. p. 1S72. Probabilities The barometer will continue falling west of and throughout the Mississippi Valley, with southerly to easterly winds and increased cloudiness and probably threatening weather durinjr to-night and gradually extend its influence on Saturday to the upper lakes, over the Ohio Valley and extern GutfbUtes Partial cloudy but pleasant weather will prevail Irnm tlonda to the lower lakes and eastward to the Atlantic, with light and fresh winds.

Dangerous winds are not anticipated for to-night, on the Atlantic or Gulf coasts. rovr orricr, nou: The Eastern Mail Arrives Open lor delivery Wctern Mail lses Arrives ...11:00 A.M 1:0 P.M 2:00 ..12:00 M. ..11:47 A.M. ..12:0 P.M. ..11:00 A.M.

4:30 P.M. and de- Open for delivery Clinton Mail Aiives ('loses The Mary ville Mail arrives at A. pitrts at p. daily, except Sundays. Mivtiiinlville Mail a "rives at VIM.

on Thursday, and departs at p. enine day. Ihe Wain's Roads Mail arrive Tuesdays and rri-dav at 11 MA A. and departs at M. same days.

Gap Creek Mail arrives edenesday at P. si. and departs Thursday at A.M. The Post-OCice oj-ens at a. and closes at p.m.

Opens atrain at p.m.: closes at 7:30 r.u. Olhce open on Sumhy at ltf) p. for one hour. JAMES RODGERS. P.M.

YUH UKDLKJ NAV SEMIS Imrrli. Loo will preach in Ibo Uaptist llev.J. 13. Church this evening at 75 o'clock. Juvenile Books.

it vitiicti' just received Ht the K. T. IJ. A II. Mnrried.

On the J7th of March, Ly Kev for Mr. Sumuel lilake to Ault, nil of Knox county. T. Mi: V. Ruthcr-s Mattio J.

Come one and all and see thut Mason and Liimhright are selling the cheapest and be.t broods in Knoxville. Olive Look out for Olivo Loan. She will deliver v. lectures at Iloxsie's Hull, on "Nice Young Men" and "Our Girls," on the fth and loth of April. The River.

Captains Etlingerand Foland arrived yester-dav from Dandridge with three hurges containing '2, 000 bushels of corn and pounds of haled hay. The cargoes were consigned to Y. (Jaut. On yesterday afternoon, Mr. Win.

Murray, aged about thirty-rive years. The deceased had been long attlicted with rheuuiatUm. II is funeral will take place at 1 o'clock. Ilev. Uacliinan will preacii the funeral sermon at the cemetery.

Uotliitiff! A. I oeiistine announces that he has a tplendid stock of clothing, comprising mens' and hoys' coats, pants, rests, hats and funifeh-ing goods, generally. Ho sells so cheap that it don't pay a man to steal from him, Our Aew York Letter. "We urge our readers to read our New York loiter, on our first page. It is from Henry AV.

Jiayinond, son of Hon. Henry J. Raymond, the founder of the New York Time, and 1'cknowlcdged the most gifted journalist of his day. AVo have promise to hear from Mr. llay-niend frequently.

Personal. Mr. "William Williams, of Greeneville, is in the city oe business connected with our Chancery Court. Mr. J.

A. llayl, the well known merchaut, returned yesterday from a trip to New York, whither lie he has been, laying in his spring stock of For KherlfT. To thk Voters of Knox Coisty: In response to an article in the Press and Herald" siKiied "Many Citizens." together with numerous solic i tat ions from friends of all parties, 1 hereby announce myself an indepondfnt candidate for Sheriff ef Knox county. I feel that I am the People's candidate, and it elected, as I expect to be. will ervo all, both white colored, without partiality.

Having gone into the race. I expect to fight it out on that line until the- first Xuesdav in August, the day of election. JOHN GIBES. and Lanibright, No. oO Gay street, is the plate to buy 3'our cheap goods.

Mulicloa Mischief. On Thursday night, while Temperance Hall Division Sons of Temperance was in session, some unmitigated scoundrel threw a brick through the window, passing within a fewinch- ji one oi ine nieinoer iieaus. ine unismu oilers a reward of J5 fortho detection of the ceoundrel. Who ever he is, he sliould be made to feel the punishment duo his infamous conduct. Tom EeniM" Ijist.

Yesterday while Mr. Ifaynes was busilv gaged weighing cattle, one of the dealers came a little annoyed at beinsr 1p1jivi.i1 en-be- niude an impatient exclamation, which attract nnu the attention ot loin Lewis, the jolly receiver of tax, who told him that, while Mr JIaynes, the guardian ol the scales, was getting ready, lie must learn to labor and to wait," (weigh it.) Tom don't teach a Sunday School ciass wimoui learning sunieiuni oi me tare--. The scales fell from his eyes." i i i i i bcrip- The Dirty Dojf." The little bench-lcggediae who barks through the editorial columns of the Chattanooga Tinas, to the disgust of his one hundred readers, intimates that Col. John owns an interest in the Chronicle, Does the little dirty fellow remember the agency exercised by one of the editors of the Chronicle in relieving his "worldly goods" from the clutches of an of-ticer, when he was about to favor Knoxville with indefinite absence? Does he remember that when his trunks were attached for debt, one of the editors of the Chronicle was called upon, and through sympathy, went his security find allowed him to go on his way rejoicing? ZZ'ZH- alt! 2 Stolen Coat Recovered. About three weeks ago, Bill Haynes who sprvpd tlin countv bv a probation in ihn vnr Irh nil st.nl a a roflt from Lobcn line clothing house, but though suspected of the at the time he eluded capture.

i urn King, pernaps, frfTOften. elaps lapsed lor the matter to nnH who at once recognized the lniO LUC Vllj garment, and requested Mr. A sS ith Xted to Fuuit and after a lively race fVom Main SectPto SU to and thence to Cumberland he was overtaken and brought to Mr Lobcnstine's store, who made him pull oft the coat and fully identified it as Improperly. Haynes strongly denied having etolen the the cont and said that he had bought it from a colored man. This was a little too thin to believe, but he was released, Mr.

L. having recovered his property, not caring to prosecute Haynes, who is regarded of unsound mind. Ontraycons. Their are crimes that the law cannot reach, or at least some offences that are committed by unscrupulous persons which are not punished. It a man commits what is known technically as a nuisance in any way, on his own premises, it maybe, he is liable to arrest and punishment, provided that it interferes with the health ot tho neighborhood but while sanitary regulations are necessary to physical health, yet laws for fostering morality are equally necessary.

We believe there is a law prohibiting the renting of houses to persons of bad chaaacters or if there is not there ought to be, and yet, notwithstanding there are unscrupulous persons who rent houses in respectable neighborhoods, to tho very worst class of people to the great annoyance of all good citizens. We have several cases in mind now, and in one instance when a gentleman appealed to an alderman to know if there was no redress, he replied that persons were generally apt to look after their own interests and rent to whom they chose. It is an outrage to decency that 6uch things are tolerated and that decent people should be compelled to bear the inflietion ot living near women of the town, and any person renting property to them shorn should be severely punished. Exactly. For the best qualities of flour, meal, coilees, sugars, teas, rice, groceries and produce generally, at reasonable prices and good weights, go to Haynes' Chronicle Building.

The Desith of Brave Officer. Olhcer George Wood, of the Beekmau etreet station, died, yesterday in Bellevue Hospital, lie was a quiet and unassuming man, but fearless in the dischargo of his duty. When the war broke out. Wood enlisted in a cavalry regiment and was eeiit to Virginia, where he experienced eomo hard times. His superior, noticing his daring qualities, made him a scout.

He had many hair-breadth escapes in his tights nith Mosby's men. One day, while out on a scouting expedition with others, he was informed that Mosby was dining in a rebel tympathi-Kers house. Wood rapidly rode into the town and dashed into the house where the guerrilla chief was. As he was about to enter the room where Mosby was, a rebel Colonel confronted Wood with fword in hand. In an instant Wrood covered the rebel with his revolver, and then disarmed him.

Mosby escaped through a rear door and tho rebel Colonel was made a prisoner. From exposure Wood contracted a tumor, with which ho tunered until ho died. Six years ago Wood joined the police force and made many important arrests. Two operations had been previously performed on him, and from the efiects of the third he died. A.

V. Tiic. Private advices received state that the deceas- ed was intcrreu in ureenwoou escorted uy a aeiacnmem. oi me ponce force. During the war he was confined at An-dersonville, and his relatives are of the opinion that it was there he acquired the seeds of tho diseased that caused his death.

Ho was a cousin of Mr. Wm. Wood, of the Chronicle office. For Clothing cheap and fine call on A. successor of V.

Burger Son, No. VI Gav Street. iii-JOdlm -t Fine Cattle. Wo learn that Mr. N.

B. Brice, who live; about fourteen miles from this city on the Jlut ledzo road, and who ranks among thy best practical farmers of the State, has on his farm thirty-nine head of cattle, which, for lino breed and eood dualities, perhaps excels any other lot of steers in Fast Tennessee. Twenty-one of these steers were raised by Mr. Brice, and are three and four years old. They are half breeds of the Short Horn Durham 6tock, are smooth and fat, and will go between and hs.

each. We are told by a gentleman who has lately been on a tour through Kentucky and who is a judgo of fine stock, that the blue grass country can furnish none superior to them. These cattle are for sale and wo are satisfied they will pass f'r tops in any market North or South. The Bridge Pier. Some feeling having been expressed in re gard to the suitability of tho stone used in con structing the bridge piers, it lias been deemed udvisablo to set all doubts at rest by testing the matter scientifically on Tuesday next.

The kind used is of the quality known as blue limestone and has been used in building similar work in different parts of East Tennessee for many years. llnst Tennessee ens, 1'each blooms are making their appearance about Chattanooga. Cross Crosby are manufacturing fine buggies and wagons at Chattanooga. Knoxville won be behind long, a manufactory being under way here. The Banner mentions a riot in Cleveland.

It didn't mean the kind that Lord Dundreary calls a "wow" or a "wumpuss," but General Mubry's famous horse of that name. Tho Republicans of Washington county will hold a convention on Monday, April tth, for the purpose of electing delegates to the State Convention, which meets in Nashville on tho loth of Mar, Wm Hickey, of Johnson's Turnout, has a duck that has laid several black eggs. This is rather singular, but then it is nearly Easter and various colored eggs will be fashionable among the young folks on that occasion. Tho Jonesboro' Flay says there is an abundance of provisions in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Gen.

Evan Shelby's remain3 will be reintcred some time in Mav, on "Memorial whenever that is. The Bristol Ans- says the new schedule Fpoken of as likely to go into effect about the tit April, is of very doubtful anthority. Really the Richmond convention did nothing. It tailed to agree upon a schedule and it is not likely there will be any change until June or July. CUtjUIL PILLET, MERCHANT TAILORS, Gay Street, Opposite Peoples' Bank, If you want to dres tastefully call on the above named firm.

They havo'just received their SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, and are ready for business. You can also get your Neckties, Collars and Coat-Fitting iiiiSdlm Shirts. Local Miscellany. One of the mules of a dray team bawling hay from the river fell on Market Square yesterday afternoon and had to be taken out of tho harness. Mat.

Franklin was fined S5 yesterday lor riding too rapidly the day before. A little child living north of the railroad was badly scalded day beforo yesterday by a cup of hot coffee turning over. Mr. John Lichtenwanger, the well known grocery dealer, is building an addition to his business house. i Vie dymen in this citv haul heavier loads than Bergh would allow, if he could prevent it.

The merciful man is merciful unto his beast." Arrival ot Freights. EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILROAD. A Hill, 4 boxes cabbage Lee Ham-bright, 13 pkgs Carpenter fc Ross, 25 pkgs Kern, '23 pkgs A Lowenstein, 2 pkgs Barry McDanneT, 3 pkgs Heald Locke, 1 pkg 5 Bissinger, 1 pkg Mann Co, 1 pkg. KNOXVILLE AND OHIO RAILROAD. A Mariner.

1 car coal Kennedy Morrow, 1 car coal Jenkins, 1 car coal City Coal Company, 2 cars coal McEwen, Wiley 6 Co, 1 car coal Knoxville, Iron Co. 1 car ore Clark, uuane Co, 1 car sand Uurr sanu nui freight, 7 xerry, cars lumDer xoreign coal. cara Chancery Court. The following proceedings were had in the Chancery Court yesterday, Hon. O.

P. Temple presiding A Kidd vs Luttrell Mundy bill dis missed. Jackson and wife vs Samuel Minor judgment against John Jackson and John Lonas lor 1,402,55 and unless paid in two months clerk and master to sell land. Coi II 1 1 I mecs jmiu ui siaij unjrs ciecuuoil IU issue. Toliver Baker va Reynolds decree against defendant for cost.

Chancery Court, Knoxville. rr1. 1 ue causes sei ior neanng io-aay commence wunio. on yesieruay 8 calendar and are from No. 3 to No.

2o inclusive. By order of the Chancellor. M. L. Patterson, M.

A full line of hosiery, notions, ribbons and white goods, just received at Mason Lamuright's. Dressed Flooring feet dressed flooring and 40,000 No. 1 whito pine shaved shingles on hand and for sale at Tarwater Ambrose old sash and blind factory. Apply to J. T.

Ambrose. Don't forget those cheep domestics, sheetings, table linens and towels at No. 50 Gay street. Mason Lambright. Notice.

Wo herewith give notice that we will discon tinue the delivery of bread from the first of April next. iu tne same time wo take this metnod to return thanks to our numerous friends and cus tomers for their kind and liberal and hope that they will continue to extend to us their kind favors. Wre will, as heretofore, always keep on hand a large supply ot all kinds ot rresh JJread, Cakes, Candies and other confectioneries, and will spare no effort to render satisfaction in every instance. A. 31.

Spiro Bko. iii28d3t Rewlnjc Machine for Kale. A new superior Sewing 3Iachine for sale on reasonable terms. Address O. at Chronicle office.

For Rent. The dwelling house now occupied by 3Ir. Spotwood 3IcCluntr. on Cumberland street. Possession 1st of April.

Apply to iii23tf L. C. Hoss. For Rent. The fine brick dwelling on touth fide of Clinch street, between Crooked and Locust streets.

Possession eiven on April 1st. En quire of A. L. H. C.

Gillesi ie. iii21-dtf. Building Sites for Sale. I offer for sale a few building sites, from five to fifteen acres, on the Rutledge pike, and front ing the air Grounds. march31-dtf Jos.

A. 3Iabrt. Bnlldlntc Lot For Sale. 1 oiler a lew Building Lots, in the at', tor sale Jos. A.

-MAURY. mar23-tf I lake pleasure to announce to tho Ladies of Knoxville that 1 have opened my Rooms, situ ated in the Exchange Restaurant, where Oys ters and 3Ieals, after bill of fare, will be served up, in any style, at all hours. N. JLikler. i28-tf Needs! George Brown has just received at his agricultural warehouse and seed store a laree ship ment of choice field and gardon seeds, and for sale at wholesale and retail.

He proposes to supply dealers on better terms than they can purchase in any other market. ildiwtt To the Voters or Knox County. i taKe tins metnod ot announcing mysell, a candidate for re-election, to the office of Sheriff of Knox county at the August election, 1872. I have been serving you in the capacity of Sheriff tor the past two years as to how 1 have con ducted the business ot said office, is to you well known. I will, if elected, in the future, as in the past, discharge the duties of the office to the best of my ability, irrespective of partv.

I cannot close this announcement without tendering my sincere thanks to my friends of all parties, lor their hearty support in my last election. v. F. Gossett. A Melancholy Break-Down.

There are lively break-downs that make an audience laugh, and there are sad and sorrowful break-downs trat make the kind-hearted grieve. To the latter class belongs the enervation of body and mind which is usually called "general debility," or "nervous weakness," and which, when neglected, too often terminates in atrophy and death. A wholesome medicated stimulant is the one thing needed in cases of tnis description, and science and experience unite in pointing to Plantation Bitters as the true specific. The fact that it combines tho pro- perues oi an lnyigoranc witn tnose ot a regula tor ana alterative, exactly the proportions necessary to produce a radical change in the tone of the sytem, and tho action of the diges tive and secretive organs, in an unanswerable argument in its favor as a general restorative. m.

smnu agnasi witn awe and tear, eyes wide open, hair on end and fingers tightly clinched with the idea that these mvsterions si'mbols are cabalistic signs and represent some secret organization ot masked demons, who carry terror and dismay with their midnight prowf- ings and disperse on the dawn of morning. No! hey are only the initials of Dr. Pierce's tJol- den Medical Discovery, that pleasant medicine wnieu nas acquirea a National reputation and proven so eiucucious in coughs, Colds, liron- chitus, Consumption and kindred diseases. For these complaints it has no eoual. Sold lv all druggists.

ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES. For Supreme Court Judge. JY? to announce Hon. ROBERT Mc lAllkA.VUasacanUidate to fill tho vacancy in tho V0UIX.01,,10, caused br the resignation ot Hon. Thos.

A. R. kelson. Election first Thursday in August. 1ST For Sheriff.

In compliance with almost daily solicitations and inquiries by citizens of all parU of the county, I announce my name aa a candidate for Sheriff of Knox county, at the next August election, and would be viuuu lo unie me arciMance 01 as many of the oitizens may tuoose io voie ior me, i- A. S. HUDIBURG- Conntr Court Clerk. Weaie authcmed and requested to announce the SofmJ hL 38 JJ FndiJate for re-election to the office of County Court Qerk of Knox county, at ugusi election. Tux Collector.

fl ATP nilf 1 1 announce tne ''t-1- as a candidate for Tax Collector of Knox county, at the ensuing August clec-lion requeste-l to announce JOHN m. i-auuwmo ior lax Collector at the coming August election. County Trustee. We are requested to announce the name of ty at the coming: August election. We are authorized to announce JAS.

S. BOYD a candidate for re-election to the office of County Trustee ior ivuox coumj d2wt0 NORFOLK OYSTERS. In every Style at Scherrs Restanraut. The citizens of Knoxville and vicinity are respectfully informed that I will constantly keep on hand at my Restaurant, under the Lamar House, the finest and largest Norfolk Oysters, which will be received daily. My customers will be Eeryed with oysters in any style at reasonable prices.

It is my intention to receive constant supplies of these fine oysters on the shell, which will be sold at the lowest rates. Private families and parties supplied on reasonable terms John Sch ere. Under the Lamar House. New Ciood. We have just received and now offer for salo the largest and most complete stock of goods ever before offered on Market Square, dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, hats, notions, A full line of trimmings, notions, chignons, aro now to be found in our house.

Hall Walker, West side Market Square. lOMMEUllAL. WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT CORRECTED DAILT BT a. AV. GA.TJT, Produce and Commission Merchant, Market I'laee, Knoxville, Tennessee.

Knoxville, Mar. 2G, 1872. The shipment of grain and hay have been light since last report for want of stock. Low water in the Holston and French Broad rivers prevent arrivals. Several boat loads aro en route for the market awaiting a tide.

Only a local demand for flour at prices prevailing last week. Some inquiry for bacon but at low prices. Quotations of leading articles Produce Stands about as at this time last week. Wheat But little offered; readily taken by our mills at per bushel. Corn Is worth 60c.

loose, buying; selling i price, i-i to in car luaus, hckcu. Oats Good local demand at ioc. loose; selling from store, 57a00c. sacked. Hay Buvinsr price 00 per cwt, baled selling, $1 lbai.25 by the car load.

Dried Fruit Nominal halt peaches, oj to Cc Apples, 4aoe. Flour Scarce and in demand; best family brands, per sack extra 00. Bacon Buying loose lrom wagons, iaijc. ior hog round. Well trimmed Hams are wanted at 10c.

Lard Some demand at selling at 10a 10 c. in tin cans. Feathers Prime, oo; duck and mixed, 40a 4-3c. Butter Prime for local trade 20c to 22c irregular lots, 10 to loc, dull. Eaas 13 to 14c per dozen.

Irish Potatoes loose from wagons. Rags 3a3Ic. Beeswax 27a28c per pound. Seed Clover, $8 60a'J0O per tini othy, $-3 oOa'i 00 per bushel. Live Ntock Market.

horses and mules. There has not been a single transaction dur inz the past week and we have io change to note in the quotations. CATTLE. The market opened quite active on 3Ionday, and so continued the balance of the week, though the receipts were not as large or the gen eral quality of the cattle as good as the week previous. A lew lots, however, were very good, among which we may mention one sold by 31 r.

Osborne, of Knox county, and one by 3Ir. Hitch, of Blount. The total receipts for the week was 101 head, at an aggregate gross weight of lbs. Of tho five car loads were shipped to other markets three by Air. Jos.

ranz and two by xanzee Jones. Two car loads are ready for shipment to-morrow. There are many tat cattle through the country vet, and as the demand continue good, we look lor a brisk trade lor the next lew weeks. Quotations. No.

1 fat cattle, good beef cattle, 3jfalc. ordinary cattle, a-ie. HOGS. The receipts of hogs during the week have been small, but equal to tho demand, wnicii is limited to city consumption. Quotations.

Prime large fat hogs, 3a3.fc. Small tut Imrrc Xii.I c. Ordinary, tale. SHEET. The demand for fat sheep is fair, with a lini ited supply in the market.

Good fatsheep mav be quoted at 22oa2.oO per head. HAY. The demand for hay continues good, while the supply is short. We quote good hay at SI.2oa 1.1 per cwt. Knoxville Kctail Market.

Apples dried Meal, bus. itreeni.U0a;4.oWbu. iSails C.5fU Butter Oats. bu? 50 i tJO Beans. dncd.3.504.K)bu eheaf.

cwtl 03 Sl.25 Bacon, 151' Onkns, oountry.HWli'Vf'm I'oultry Chickens. Sides 10 (il2J.i?ft Ducks, lti Jhoulders.8 felt) Vtb Geese. 5im-fi0 Beeswax JimiO TurkeySOrtl.OU Beef green 612lh Pons dried. 15 feiiOrlh PoUtoes Candles, "si lb Irish. SOCil.ui Con 1 Oil, SOfaWVifiil Peaches dried.t'lb iHg) 10 CofTee 3Ws33j Powder.

4Wr0f Cheese Rice, fib 12 Cotton doz.S13(&15 Sugar crushed, fib In Corn Cabbiige. lm-M each Yellow lotoig Eggs. "fAdoz V.yt5 Brown, 12(tlt Flour Soap, ocs'lo fcxtra. So (XKo.5.2.) Salt. 't sack 2.50 Superfine w.4.50 Svrun 5G1.00V'gnl Shot IVofliVtb tO'L Tea Mackerel.

t612'Xe black. Feathers 5Wa-60ft Tnr Hay 1 lUgl Tallow. '0 ft 10 Lard. lra 12 Vinegar. gal 40 50 gal.

..50 60 Xew Tork Market. STOCKS. New Yokk, March 18. Money uctive, 7, (T. .1.1 Stnrlino.

ll I.J.l QUIU IU UL.i 1" UU11, iTliiJH. UUIU Sl.10iaSl.10. Governments very btrong, Aitfc. North Carolinas, old, strong; new weak. Other States are dull.

COTTOS MARKET. Cotton weak sales, bales; uplands, Orleans, 13. Eutures to-day bales, as follows 'S2t, April, 11-10, 'Si; Alay. 'SI, 'Ii: June, 3, '2M: July, August. '2l, 2U September, '21 i October, GENKRAL MARKET.

HEIour steady, hisky dull, AV heat teadier, winter red western, l.bai.,u. Corn 1 cent better, Kice. lair request, 83alie. Pork shade easier, Sl7-3. Lard steady.

Navals quiet. Tallow dull, c'c. freights dull and lower. Ciueinnatl Market. Cincinnati, March Flour and Corn quiet and unchanged.

1'ork lower, ll.tLH. Lard firm; kettle, o. JJacon drooping shoulders, oc clear sides, 7. Whisky dull, Louisville Market. Louisville, March '2.

Basrein? unc.muicm,! Flour and Corn firm. Provisions, limited dul mand. "Whisky, 81c. St. Lonln Market.

Sr. Louis, 3Iarch 13. AVhiskv lower. 8hi 841. Provisions dnll, unchanged.

lliltimore Baltimore, March 1L Flour vrv strnno. and unchanged. "Wheat firm and inactive3 Corn steady, but dull, CoaMc. O.it zinrUc. llye, Pork very dull, $13.50.

Bacon steady. Shoulders. ic. SPECIAL NOTICES. Premature Loss of the Hair may be entirely prevented by the use of Burnett' Cocoaine.

It has never tailed to arrest decay, and to promote a healthy and vigorous growth. It is at the same time unrivaled as a dressing lor the hair. Cast Them Out. If there arc any diseases which deserve the name demoniac. Dyspepsia is ouof them.

It racks and tears the system like a veritable fiend, and renders life a burden. The dicines of the dispensary will not expel it. Ca-t it out witti Dr. Walker Vtcetablk Vinegar UifTKBs Ihero nolormof indigestion or liver complaint that can wsthstani this potent tonic and alte ative. No Ladies Toilet Complete unless there be lhe fragrant Sozodont unto the breath sweet odors it imparts, the gum a ruby reinets assume, the teeth quick rival alabaster t'Ut, and seem as pearls set in a coral rase.

830.00O ill he Paid for any remedy which wiU cure ChronlcJKbeumatism. Pains in the Limbs. Back and Chest. Sore Throat. Ifiseet Croup, Dysinte-ry.

Colic, Sprain? ahd Vomiting. Quicker than Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment, etablihed in Never fails. Sold by the Druggists. Depot, lo Park Place.

New York. Carbolie Salve, recommeuded by the leading and the Prr sident of the New York Board of Health, as tho most wonderful healing compound ever known. Gives instint relief to bums, cure all kinds of sores, cuts and wounds; and a most invaluable salve fr all purposes. Sold everywhere at 25 cents. F.

Henry, sole Proprietor, 8 College Place, New York. Kvapnla is Opium purified of its sickening and poisonous properties, by Dr. Bigclow. Pro-fesser of Botany, Detroit Medical College. A most perfect anodyne and soothing opiate.

John Farr, Chenrst, New York. Chrltadoro If air Dye is the safest and best. It corrects the bad effects of inferior dye, while the black or brown tints it produces arc identical to nature. Factory Maiden Lane, New York. Pratt Astral Oil Safest and bct illuminating Oil ever made.

Does not take fire or explode, if tho lamp is upset or broken. Over 130,000 families continue to use it, and noaeeidents of any description have occurred from it. Oil house of Charles Pratt, established 1770. New York. The Purest and Sweetest Cod Lirer Oil in tho world is Hazard A-Caswell's, made on the sea shore, from resh selected livers, by Caswell.

Hazard Jfc ew ork. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians have decided it superior to any of the other oils in the market. Jouvin's Inodorous Kid (Jlove Cleaner restores soiled gloves cjual to new.

Forsale by Druggists and Fansy Goods Dealers. Price 25 cents per bottle. F. C. ells New York.

Risley' Philotoken is an established, warranted remedy for Painlul Menstruation, and equally efficient ns a Nervous Antidote in all caes of Nervous Fxcitement, Stomach and in male or female. Sold everywhere for a bottle. Morgan Kisley, Druggists, New York, General Agents. A Yonthfnl Appearanee and a beautiful, clear Complexion is the desire of everybody. The etlect is produced by usiDg G.

V. Laird's "Bloom of Youth," a harmless beautificr of the skin. Will remove all Discoloration, Tan, Freckles and Sunburns. The use of this delightful toilet preparation cannot be detected. For salo by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers, Depot.

5 Gold street. Now York. Mrs. V1 union's Soot hi nic S.v nip. It relieves the little sufferer lrom pain, cures Wind, Colic, Regulates the Stomach and Bowels, Corrects Acidity, and during the rrocess of teething it is invaluable.

Perfectly ife in all cases, as millions of mothers can testify. mchl9dtwly Itatchelor's JIaIr Dye. This superb HAIR DYE is the Best in the World Perfectly Harmless. Reliable and Instantaneous. No disappointment.

No Bidiculoua tints, or Unpleasant Odor. The genuine W. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid BLACK or NATURAL BROWN. Does not Stain the Skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN.

SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe and PERFECT Dye. Sold by all Druggists. Factory l'i BOND New York. ineheit'wly Insurance.

AMERICAN CENTRAL INSURANCE COMPANY, ST. LOUIS, 3IO. 1 fj ft i t) i 1: 1 37th SEMI-ANNUAL EXHIBIT, JANUARY 1. 172. SubMCiibetl Capital, Cash Capital, surplus 11,23 1,31 JULIUS for Ea-t Tennetsee.

This Company has paid its; losses at the great Chi cago conflagration, amounting to inside of ntteen days. The Company bases, its claims to patronage 1st. On the desirable class of its investment-. 2d. Its large available resources, its stock being held in small amounts and by the best and most influential business men ot the West.

3d. On its conservative management, which of itself 13 a sufficient guarantee of security. Risks taken on Business Houses. Stocks. Dwelling and Jcarm Property, Uouscuoldx urmture, Ac, at rea sonable rates.

JIXIITS OCIIS, Agrent, OFFICE. GAY KNOXVILLE. mchsdtf Financial. J0II BAITER, President. E.

P. BAILEY, EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT BANK, Knoxville, Tennessee. ESTABLISHED lOO. WE are prepared to purchase, at xaetau xvaies, vroiu, onver, vrov' ernment, State, County, City, and Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank of Tennessee Notes, New and Old Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank Notes, and East Va. and Ga.R.

R. Stock. We 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 in Savings Bank Department. Tickets by In man, Anchor and Xatlonal Lines of Ocean Steamers, and Exchange on all the principal cities or Europe for sale.

E. P. BAILEY, Cashier. Julyl.T-diwtf. M.

McGIIEE. JOS. B. MITCHELL. Cashier.

resident. People's Bank of Knoxville STATE DEPOSITORY, Ofkick; Ocoee Bank Building, Gay Street. KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. Will transact a General Banking and Brokcrnge Bu-Biness, receive Deposits, issue certificates of Deposit, deal in Exchange, buy Gold and Silver, Bank iotes. Bonds and stocks.

We rrefer that Collectors of Revenue should come in person or send funds by ayent instead of by mail T0d. R. illTCUKLL. anl Cashier. Onr Job OOice.

It may not be generally known that wo have one of the very best Job Offices in East Tennessee. "We are prepared to do all kinds of book and job work on short notice, in the latest style and on reasonable term3. 3XOXII1Ik 3IOTIIKKS: Don't fail to procure MRS. INFLOW'S SOOTHING SYKIT FOP CHILDREN TEETHING. This valuable preparation has br.n u.ri wr ER FAILING SUCCESS in of ca rates tho stomach and bowels, corrects -i litv gives toneand energy to the whole system.

It will' nstant'y relieve i (Jripin? In the Bowels and Wind (olh We believe it the BEST and SUREST REMKly THE WORLD, in all cases of DYSENTKKV DIARRHOEA IN CHILDREN, whether -teething or any othercause. Full directions for usinc will aceorapanv i None genuine unless the lac-simile ot CUI1TI? a KINS. New York, is on the outride wrapper. Sold bv all Medicine Dealers. decKlV.

Xew Advertisement. Snpply or Bark Assured. Priee Rediic. BLISS. KEENE FLUID EXTRACr Cures Cancer.

Scrofula. Syphilis. Catarrh. Rhe-nn tism. Pulmonary 1'Wr-- u' Rheum.

Skin Diseases, all BI'd Disease--. Ir tir- vegetable. The best known Blood P-iritier. all Druggists. Frice.

per buttle. 'bserve the fn i-mark. Send for Circular. Cilice, r'O Cedar York. AGENTS WANTED FOR THK ILL US TJIA TED ilfllSTORY OF fll THE BIBLE Wm.

SMITH, LLD. Smith's Bible Iift Iminr It( tains over 250 tine Scripture Illu-trations an I i.l" paes. and is th most comprehensive aul valua' Hsstory of the Bible ever published. 'Ihe lah-r learning of centuries are gathered in this one olum. to throw a strong, clear light upon every tl; msi.ired Word.

Send for circular-: and see our t-ric-anil a full description of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING Phil.idelphia. 1: Atlanta. or St. Louis.

CELTIC WEEKLY. The greatest illustrated Oridml Story in Euht New Original Mories in first number. No luerary treat ciual to it Agents and Cana wanted in every town and city of the Union. week easily realized by the sale of this Irish and American Journal, specimen copies fre-. or rale by all new-dealers.

Trice, J.5" prvvir Address M. J. O'Leary Si P. 7t. New lork.

GARDEN SEEDS That are Genuine and Reliable. If you want Seeds that will cive entire tho-e raised by D. C. BKAINARD, Society of Mount Lebanon, N. Y.

Illustrated Catalogue free en application, with price of 1 sent by mail when ordered, postage prepaid. Alb-- D. C. BRAINARD. Mount Leh anon, 1 The Brown CottorfGin Co.

XKW LOXDOX, COXX. Manufacturers of the "Brown Gin." Cotton Seed Hul-lers. Machinery and Casting-. Manufacturers of Harris' Patent Rotary Steam Engine the best and cheapest Steam Engine for plantation purposes, t'otton-g'i makers and repairers furnished with all kinds of materials. Saws.

Ribs. Pullits. Boxes, et, of any pattern, to order at short notice. Have had bng experience in the business, and guarantee satisfaction in eiery Orders solicited. Address, as above.

Glienp Fre llm: ON THK I.IXK OF TIIK LXJOX PACIFIC RAILROAD. LAND 0 OK ia.00 CUES IX THE Best Farming and Mineral Land? in America. ACRES IN IX THE CiRCAT TLATTi: VIM.Kl THK Gr ti (Ilmi ol the AOW FOR SALE! These binds are in tho central portion of the i'r States, on tho 41st degree of Nrth Latitude, the central line of the great Temperate Zone of the Vfieri' un Continent, and for grain crowing and stock unsurpassed by any in the United States. CHEAPER IN PRICE, more favorable terms and more convenient to market than can be found I where in the United States. Free Jlomattiach for Attira! Sif'n--.

THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES. Soldiers Kntitlxl to a llome.iicml jui Free Passes to Purchasers of Land. Send for the new Descriptive Pamphlet, with new maps, publntied in German. Swedish an 1 Danish, mailed free everywhere. Address O.

F. DAVIS. Land Commissioner. U. P.

R. R. Omaha, Neb. EXTRAOKDI MIY IMrilOVEMENTb IX CABINET ORGANS. TheMASOx 4 IIavlix Crcav Co.

resi.e.-tfull nouncethe introductio ot improvements oi much "ui-'re than ordinary interest. These arc Reed awl ripe Culim rhich can be instantly nmvnl to th riht i.e. changing the pitch, or transposing the key. 1'nr'lr -ings and descriptions, see Circular. Xeic and Elegant Styln Double Reed.

Cabinet at J132 ami 1125 each. Considering Capacity. -egance. and Thorough Excellence oi the-e are cheaper than any before offered. The Masox A Hamlin Or? I BEST, and from extraordinary facilities tor ture this Company can afford, and now undertake-sell at rnces which render them Unquestionably Cm Four octavk 0RGA5S $-30 each fivk 1 S10U, Sliiand upwards.

With three ser-ree i- 1D upwards, orty styles, up to each. New illustrated Catalogue and Tetimonia' Cir-iiiar. with opinions of more than One Thousand sent free. MASOX A HAJIM.V OK 1M Tremont Boston. FANNIXG'S PATENT KID-FITTING SKELETON COKSET.

lic-cuiiuiifnuea iy leuaii'-- physician-. Should De worn lv ladies who valipj healtli and comfort. They are particularly recommended for summer we.ir and warm climates. lthu ailapted to all sea-ons of the year. 1'or sale by all tir-t class; dealers.

Worcester Skirl Sole Manufacturer-. Worcester, Ma. A Wanted. Agents make more money nt. work for us than at anything else.

Ba-'in'-s liglif and permanent. Particulars free. G. STINSON- jt Fine Art Publisher. Portland.

Maine. UQ Piano N. Y. lft class Zt' Agent Names of patrons in 4') State in Circular. To Advertiser.

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