Knoxville
a city and county-seat river and the Southern, Louisville and Nashville and other railroads; 111 miles N. E. of Chattanooga. It is at the head of steamboat navigation on the river; has a large trade in general commodities, and in logs and lumber particularly; is the center of important marble industries tries; and has sawmills, iron and nail works, car and railroad shops, and cotton and woolen mills. Among noteworthy institutions are the University of of Tennessee, with an agricultural exstation, Knoxville College for Colored Students (Unit. Pres.) with other institutions for higher Girls, East and West High Schools, lir education.
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