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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

COUNTY COURT-KN0X COUNTY.
W. F. Seay Admir-. The Heirs of p. X. Pegg. decd.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE MADE IN THIS
4 case, at the June Term, 1870 of the County Court
Of Knox County will offer for sale at the Court House
door in Knoxville, on Saturday, the 9th day of July,
$50, House and Lot situated the north side of Ma
bTy street East KNOXVILLE adjoining the property of
Ihos. Darden and others. The sale will be made on
six and twelve months time except ten cent of the
purchase money. which will be required on the day of
sale, notes of equal amounts, with approved security
bearing interest from date being required for the
m0inder and lien retained until the purchase money
is fully paid. VIM. RULE Clerk.
iun1g-d1t
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15
A Card.

TO Messrs. Henry Holloway, VIM. ". Wearer,
d. ". Ridenour, John O. Tate, and others.
GEETLEMES-In response TO your card, which
i see in the CHRosIcLE of the 9Th inst, request
ing me TO become a candidate for the office Of
County Court Clerk of Anderson county, |
would say that / am gratifed TO learn that my
efforts in time past, when / held that position,
10 discharge properly the duties of the Office,
were satisfactory TO my felow-citizens.
l hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the same at the coming election, in compliance
with your call
If elected, i shall as heretofore endeavor TO
give faithful attention to my duties and to pro-
mote the interests Of my fellow-citizens and of
the county.
Thanking you for your expression of conf
dence remain, Respectfully yours,
W w. WALLACE.
Jane 1lth 1870
Advertise I'm the CHRONICIF
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15

.per's Weekly prints this dirge for an
" Leigh Hunt:
BY y.
He is dead and gone-a flower
Born and withered in an hour
Coldly lies the death-frost now
On his little rounded brow;
And the seal of darkness lies
Ever on his rounded eyes.
He will never feel again
Touch of human JOY or pain;
Never will his once-bright eye
Open with glad surprise;
Nor the death-frost leave his brow
All is over with him now.
Vacant now his cradle-bed,
As a nest from whence hath fed
Some dear little bird, whose wings
Rest from timid futterings.
Thrown aside the childish rattle:
flushed for aye the infant prattle-
Little broken words that could
Bv none else be understood
Save the childless one that weeps
O'er the grave where now he sleeps.
Closed his eyes, and cold his brow
All is over with him nowl
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15
Original Attachment.


Uhrlsiian Co. vs.. Thomas Hopwood.
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED IN
this case that the defendant, HopwOod, is non-res
dent of this State II is therefore ordered that publ
cation he made for four successive weeks notifying said
Thomas lIopwood to appear before X. d. JourolmOn.
Justice Of the Peace at MS Office in Knoxville. Knox
county, Tenn. the ID day Of December. 1870 to an
swer then and there 10 suit brought against him on
the 18th day Of May by attachment, or the viii
be taken for confessed and set for hearing eNparic II
is further ordered that the plaintiffs have this notice
published in the KHoxyuLR CHRoNlcLE.
jUncS-Niw r. ID. JOUROLM0N, j. y.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15

THE DRssMAKING SUIT-DIsAGREE-
MENT OF THE JURY. The jury who yes
terday noon took the case Of Mrs Flynt,
the n5Odiste, against one fiber aristocartic
patrons, and which has been on trial in
the Superior Court since last Monday,
We're in session all night and until II O'Clock
to-day. They We're unable to agree upon
a verdict, and were dismissed by the Off
Ger having them in charge, by order Of the
court, after their twenty-tour hours con-
sultation. The court having adjourned
till Monday, their official report will not be
rendered till that time .--BOstOR Herdi8.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15
THE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE
Eastern Division of the State of Tennessee
at Knoxville.

at Knoxville.
WILL BE BEGUN. OPENED AND HELD AT
w the Court House in Knoxville, on the 2nd Mon
day (being the 18th day Of September next when the
business of the Court will be taken up and heard in
accordance with the order made by said Court its last
term which order Is in the words and figures follow
ing, tU-wt:
1t is ordered by the Court that at the next term of
this Court the civil upon the docket be taken up
and disposed of in the following order to-wit
" FIRST. All the docket Of the Fifth Circuit
filed during or previous to the year 1868
SECOND. All cases upon the docket Of the First,
Second Third, Fourth and Fifth Circuits, filed during
and previous to the year 1869.
Commencing with the First Circuit. and taking the
several Circuits in the order above named.
The criminal cases will be taken up and disposed of
as the Court may direct"
true copy of the order. Test:
VI. l.. PATTERSON
Clerk Supreme Court. at Knoxville.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15
THREE SPECIAL PREMIUMS
-FOR--
RamsdeII Norway Oats!
Ffr.t-FOr the Largest Yield from One
Acre. with Best Two bushels of the Oats.
GOLD MEDAL!
Second-FOr che Rest Sheaf or Bundle.
SILVER MEDAL!
Third-FOr the Largest stalks Grown from
Single Grain.
BLANCHARD'S CELEBRATED CHURNl

V'HE SECOND AND THIRD SHOULD BE GATH
cred before rpened in order to preserve the heads
perfect and prevent SCATTERING.
The above Premiums will be awarded by the appro-
pirate Committee of the East Tennessee Division Fair,
TO be held at Knoxville this Fall Entrce TO be made
by the grower
We cordially invite all who have the Ramsdell Nor
ways to enter for one all of the premiums.
H0UGH CHURCH,
iun15-tf GAY ST. KNoxVIILE TENN
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15
Dissolution Of Partnership.

I'HE FIRM OF BAXTER, CHAMPION & KICKS.
Il Attorneys at Law, was dissolved. by mutual con
sent, on the 18th day of May 1870.
The unfinished business Of the partnership will be
attended to as heretofore by the members of the firm,
until it is all settled. iun12 -d6tw1t
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized and requested to announce the
name of Col. j. VI. THORNBURGH as a candidate for
reelection to the office of Attorney General for the Sd
Judicial Circuit at the ensuing August election.
june side
In answer to numerous calls, authorized and
requested to announce the name of L. r. HALL as u
candidate for election to the Office of Circuit Judge
of this Judicial Circuit Mt the ensuing August election.
mayS-tde
We are authorized TO announce r. b. D0WELL as n
candidate for Attorney General of the Third Circuit,
subject to the decision of Republican Convention.
april 20-tf
We are authorized and requested to announce the
name of ID. X. YOUNG as n candidate for Circnit
Judge in the Third Judicial Circuit. Election the
lst Thursday in August next. april 20-f
candidate for reelection Chancellor of the Sth
Chancery Division of Tennessee mp l3-tdc
We are authorized and requested TO announce Hon.
I. A. h. NELSON as II candidate for Supreme Court
Judge from the Eastern Division The election is to be
held the first Thursday in August and two Judges from
each of the three divisions of the State to be ec
cd april L. tide
In response to the published call of members Of the
Bar in various counties of East Tennessee and numor
solicitations of friends, hereby announce myself
q candidate for the Bench of the supreme Court Of
the State. apl3-tde JAS w. DEADkRICK.
We authorized and requested 70 announce c. W.
JONES candidate for reelection TO the Office of
County Judge made vacant by the adoption OF the
New Constitution. april G-tdc
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15
LCOMMUNICATEp.l

Editors Chronicle | see in this morning
Wig an editorial entitled Not Consistent" in
which the writer calls in question the action of
the parties who took the lead in the late demon
straton in honor of the Federal dead, and seems
TO think C?) great injustice was done the colored
people by the Republican party, and says: mot
single niche was set apart for the colored peo-
pie Let us see how this is. In the order of
exercises we find the following:
"ORDER OF PROCESSION.
9TH Mayor and City Council of Knoxville.
18th. Delegations from abroad
Sth Citizens in carriages.
9th Ex-Federal officers and soldiers in uni
form.
10th. Citizens on foot
18th. Citizens on horseback"
Does our Democratic friends claim that there
place assigned the colored people2 Are
there no cOlored men in the City Council? Are
the colored people not citizens? Are there none
Of them who deserve TO be called eX-FedeFal
soldiers? And do our colored citizens complain
that they were ignored, as the Wing claims
Are they not satisfied 10 be called citizens, with
out the prefix "coloredP p Does the Wig claim
that the Republican party is the only party that
honors the Federal dead2 We are surprised
that the writer should do us the distinguished
honor of being the only party which holds in
grateful remembrance the patriotic deeds of the
gallant defenders of the Federal Union.
The efforts of the writer TO give the ceremo-
MES on the Both partisan coloring is as COR
temptible as his insinuations are unfounded
And for him 10 complain that the colored people
were ignored in the appointment of the commit
tees is simply ridiculous. The chairman of the
meeting, "a leading Conservative, appointed the
committees, of which there was no complaint
from any source. We had hoped that the Wing
would say nothing more about this matter after
the cooling down the CHRONICLE gave him on u
former efusion on the subject Of decoration.
Respectfully, &c, EX-FEDERAL.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15
Maj. i T. lb,rob,,. 'o'> i'''''-' ''He . i''"

MAJ. j. l.. lhrphy:
DEAR SIR | regret that "squib in the
Press and Herald this morning should have
been misunderstood by you. A slur on your
self was farthest from my thought. "The quota
ton" | had never heard denied, and honestly
supposed you had used the language | have
ever esteemed you highly and sincerely trust
our pleasant personal relations may not be dis
terbed Yours truly, RAMAGF
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15

We are authorized to announce r. b. D0WELL as n
candidate for Attorney General of the Third Circuit
subject to the decision ofa Republican Convention.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15

Harper's Weekly prints this dirge for an in
G. l. il.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15

Advertise in the CHRONICLE.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15

IN OBEDIENCE TO THE FOREGOING ORDER
of sale. will expose to public sale at the court
house door in the town OF Clinton Tennessee the
LIST Monday OF July, $50. and continue till sold, the
foregoing tracts of land described in said order Of sale
for the and charges annexed thereto unless
said amounts are previously paid.
ID. T. MOORE,
junl5-w4t. Tax Collector for Anderson County.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-15

We are authorized and requested TO announce the
name of ID. X. YOUNG candidate for Circuit
Judge in the Third Judicial Circuit. Election on the
1st Thursday in August next. april 20-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

William Hyde of Ware and Charles Adams,
r of North Brookeld candidates for state Treas
urer Of Massachusetts.
Thomas COttrell of indianapolis is the Dem
ocratc candidate for Congress in the With District OF IN
diana now represented by the Hon. John Coburn, Re
publican.
A dispatch to The Louisville Courier states
that J. s. Golladay of cadeshp nooriety is still max
ing speeches in the Bowling Green (Ky) District over
coming the prejudice against him. and will make strong
run for Congress"
Thomas Mooney, the Irish historian, and
chief Of the anti Chinese party offers himself as candi-
date for Governor of California with promise that he
will raise 100000 militia and send the chinese nome
within three months after his election.
The official vote of Washington Territory
in the late election fqos up follows Garfield RepuD
Ican Ago; Mix Democrat, 1874; Garfelds majority
7a5 In 1868 Garfelds majority was 49, The tota vote
This year is $685. being increase Of lOA votes over
1868.
Gov. Palmer of Illinois has called a speciai
,ecton for the 10th of August in the Eighth Judcai
District which includes the Counties OF Mclean Logan,
and Dewitt TO elect successor TO Judge scott resigned
an account of his election to the Supreme Court Behe'
Major NJ W. Packard Republican, OF Bloomington an
nounces himself as a candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

promoter and strength-saver while the cars develop
diseases and waste the physical most OF those
who ride couple Of hours per day know by experience
what then Is wanted to make the splendid ryeroads on
either side Of city available as popular means OF
metropolitan transitl
Nothing hut line of good boats that shall make the
Through trip from Harlem Bridge to Fulton-s In half
an hour, or thereabouts. The Harlem Navigation Com
pany runs two boats between the Bridge and Pecksl
stopping at Observation-Disclosures Astoria and
Eghthst The average time Of the round trip Is ABOUT
an hour. The three morning boats down and the three
evening boats up uncomfortaby crowded with pas
scngeTs, who sometimes slowed in more Ike cattle
in car than human beings in an accommodation steam
boat Many people refuse TO travel on these beats, be-
cause they so uncomfortably If not dangerously
crowded. Many people object to taking houses IN the
upper end OF the city because these boats are so uncon
Portable, and consume so much time in the round
trip. But all attempts to induce the company
to run few boats through without stopping more than
twice have thus far proved unayang This enterprise
must be tried by company. 1t is believed by those
competent TO Judge in the matter that were II known
that line Of quick boats would from the Bridge to
Fultonst through the entire year, the population OF
Harlem would increase at the rate OF 10 per cent an
nuay for the next ten years. IL Is one OF the most
healthy and delightful parts of the city to reside IN a
presents far attractions than any SUBURBAN pace
know Of. II only needs regular and RAPID Hver comh-
nication with tie lower part Of the city to make 1t as
popular and desirable as it healthful and attractive,
as n uIgcc of +, .iIcuce. W. !. Z.
HQgiCr, July q, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
PERSONAL.

Elhu Burritt returned from England few
days ago iu the steamship France.
A. G.. p. Dodge of New-York has presented
100000 to the Episcopal Theological Seminary at Alex
andria, Va.
James F. Mcline, just appointed Assistant
Collector in Jersey City, is old Western explorer and
a clever magazine contributor and book-maker
Gen. SchoGeld had a most cordial reception
from the people Of Sacramento when he passed through
that place on his way TO take command OF the Depart
ment OF the Pacific.
The title of Doctor of Divinity was recently
conferred by Lcvisburg University, upon the Rev
James b. Simmons, Corresponding Secretary OF the
American Baptist Home Mission Society.
"The Fat Contributor" as Mr.. A. NJ. Girls
himself with a weekly paper, for which he means here
after to write exclusively. lie in town for few days.
at the st. James.
The Editors and Publishers Association Of
Maine and ewHampshire win hold convention at Rye
Beach Oh the 27h and 2h Of July Speaker Blaine (who
was formerly an editor Will contribute an address, and
b. 2. shulaber poem.
Complainers about the inferiOrity of woman's
wages receive a crumb of comfort from Durham, Conn,
where Miss Mary j. Megs having resigned the Postms-
resshp thirteen years service because the salary
was too small man succeeded her.
Stop thief we mean the one who stole a
check containing part OF the of Dom Piatt cor
respondent, drawn by Henry D. Cooke, and made pay
able to Donns order for 81 600 and dated July &C. 1870
That is the thief record Payment has been
stopped, if the thief is not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
MOTLEY AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT.

The following statements concerning MT.
Motevs relations TO the state Department furnished
The Boston Journal by Major Perley POOre, and may
doubtless be taken as the views of Senator Sumner:
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Massachusetts must guard the
honor OF her sons. charge brought against Mr. Motley
TO Justify his removal is that in the month OF APRIL lsy
immediately after his appointment as Minister, nj
teen months ago, he volunteered to Wl1tc ms own
instructions. This is mistake. 1t Is wei known
that Ministers about TO go abroad often prepare
hoth his missions-one 10 China and the other TO Colon
ba-he wrote his instructions, which were then
cOped and signed at the State Department inc nrsl ~
Daniel Webster and the second by VIM H. seward Nli'
sumner who was on intimate relations with Nj. Fish,
reminded the latter Of this usage, and then SAID Ia
mliarlv. "Why not levy on MOteyf Let MN write "a
memoir TO be used in whole or part, or not ~ al, as
won see fit Mr.. Fish at once came INTO the luea ana
authorized Mr. Sumner invite Mr.. Motley 10 do this
M Sumner replied; "Of course, IN your name 10
which Mr.. Fish, according 10 the recollection or Mr.
Mr. sumner, in the name Of Mr. Fish, asked MI motley
IN write who undertook the service in the dis
charge Of his duties feeling that nc cOulu
not excuse himself. He was at the time the guest
Of the Hon Samuel Hooper, who remembers well that
Mr. Motley was engaged on paper which, al inc llle
lie understood was at the request or MI. FISH. MI
HOOper sure that Mr.. Motley was IN no respect
teer and that the paper in question was spoken OF W MS
table while Mr.. Fish dining there, as task hsed
onNir Motley. This simple statement, III WDlch MT
sumner and Mr. Hooper unlte is sufficient answer 10
charge number one IL the whole affair were not
trivial and stale for serious consideration now.
MIR Motey's paper entitled Memoir" is strong
of the Alabama question, and Is SAID 10 De IN re-
markable accord with Mr. Fish's dispatch Of sept %,
which is the most complete and authoritative statement
of our case This paper was read by Mr. Fish, If not by
the Pre- sdent also, before Mr. Motley sailed Ana YET
charge against him is founded an alleged dlnerence
between The papers and the dispatch IL IS UNDERSTOOD
that evidence was adduced III the senate 10 SNOW
Mr.. Motley not in complete harmony WIN the us
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

poUGLAs-On Thursday July p at Jameport J. Z ChsI Nari'
twin son Of Alex Eliza " Douglas Of NcsiorA ascl NOUNS
ILMAN-Juy o. Spencer lman infant son Of g. y" and W. A.
He VIII i bur ed from residence of parents, 21 Past PeAs' on
Saturday, July %, att O'CLOCK p ID. . go.
UyT-At North SALEM y July IS EmeLns h, willow o. tue ii
Gilbert Hunt
.PDyon Tbursav July q after long and severe ies hLA
eb Vic of Garret L. Harry Ia The tls. !lr Oh erase
F1rersl vii take place from her late residence, ~ g or ~
H. on sunday 18th y Friends AMI eu'@ 4.e 'A''i
10 attend without further notice.
KIyGOn Friday July o. after brief illness Rofa' King ia tie
I'D year Of his - g. u- i,ri,al On ,,teri
g f9ne from bis late residence No. .. se'enla'ei on hn'
2J.h iust at o'clock. :,
KIsslMoa Friday July o. Benjamin Ks'am 70 the 9Th yer
THE ve and friends family invited 70 ae1i ne iAas
from his late residence Queens Long Island o. sunday %' '' "
O'Clock.
p.1TERSON-On THURSDAY at Legburg Robert You t son VI
Tbores and Margaret Patterson, aged months ani ~
tn ,s,ves and friends Of family respectfully in'e 70 M
The funeral In Waslingon-st GEeeApol1 L. H. ' ~
day, at20c.Ock. D., H. a,
Peter s@4 n eSe 81 Der son. uns smith, Saturday Afternoon
SPIN. ,r-
WUITMAS-July 22 Thomas c. Whitman, aged % {eaf - n,
Eunera services will place Berean Btt 'Aaeu ''u ~
f1ri ana Downing st., 9 In. sunday Zith list
Nova Scotia papers please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
WAITING FOR THE DAUNTLEss AND THE CAN
BRIA-CROWDS AT SANDY HOOK AND IA

WAITING FOR THE DAUNTLEsS AND THE CAM
BRIA-CROWDS AT SANDY HOOK AND FAR
ROCKAWAY.
The fleets of yachts anchored off Clifton,
Staten Island and awaiting the Dauntess and Cambria
was further increased last evening by the arrival
the schooner Tidal wave silye, Maggie Restless
and the sloops Madeline and Addie V. They all went
down from this city in the afternoon and as they passed
the feet displayed signals which induced the latter to
weigh anchor and stand down the bay. This movement
gave rise on shore to the apprehension that the winning
Yacht had arrived but this dspeed by the return
Of the entire feet at sunset The America accompanied
them down the bay, ana again had hef JIDDoOh ciioi
away. - 49,, 81 .bo
sail down and back was greatly enjoyed. CoImvt11Ic
Worden is tho guest Of Mr.. James H. Banker OF the
This afternoon at the fleet will go to Sandy Hook
where they will anchor, and remain SUBJECT 10 the ORDERS
of Commodore Stcbbins. A good breeze was blowing
from the southeast yesterday which, II u reached INC
racing Yachts, will somewhat shorten their time.
The Plymouth Rock, on her afternoon trip yesterday
for Sandy Hook carried about 14OO persons, many OF
whom Intended TO Long Branch, but the greater
number it was thought would remain over night at the
hopes that they might witness the arrival OF t1e
Yachts now engaged in the the Atlantic or
course the formed the chief theme OF conversation
and several believed that the contest would settle noun
ING that the yachts having taken different courses cur
rents and wind would have as much TO DO WIN the sue
cess of either yacht superior seamanshp or Duld OF
vessel. ~, Ill,
for the lower bay give greeting 70 the winning yacht
large number OF persons visited Far RockaWay yes
terday, hoping to obtain view Of the yachts As Far
ROckyay 20 miles further East than Sandy Hook, an
earlier view OF the yachts may be obtained
There will be q race in shell-bOats on the
Harlem River Saturday next between George Henry
the champion Of the Nassau Club and Randolph Shack,
broker for $500 medal Schackhas been in training for
the last three months at Staten Island with John
will DO his first ana tncIe Is cOnsueIdDIc III
terest manifested by the friends OF both men.