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~ wvsyr.-A paragraph appeared ., e. ~, ~
Ms s.,,s Journal ofyesterday mnich ma a,,s
tine e ssa for us to state tfas tne ar',,,e
sss Dispatch f ,s.ssa, va. ss @sa
. .e.e snfn1mation of our readers generally,
'ne , PARTICULARLY to call the attention OF
sud 1ud,e MEREDITH Qor whom this writer
voted in the Convention, aud whose dec'i'
milton the Dispatch would regret exceed
inry to have to announce') to the oonst,'
tutional provision in that article quoted
We did not dream of such thing as ad,
hitting the possibility" Of the defeat OF
Mr.. WYNsE; but as ne is councilman v.
could not well so frame the article a. 70
omit allieference to him. Indeed we p",'
no desire to do 10, and no reason tof not
letting both the gentlemen, as wen as '.e
public generally, know what they naa 70
do If elected to the General Assembly,
that is, resign their present olnccs'
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CITY ORDINANCE.

N ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAP
II TEX y OF HE CITY ORDINANCES BY
ADDING THERETO SECTION 81.
Passed sep.. Is, 1871.
Be ii ordained, That chapter 10 OF the city ordi.
nauces, D ssed 5th december, 1879, be, aEd the
sahe Is hereby, amended by adding thereto the
Following section
"Section IL. The hours for transacting busine IS
in the Offices of the Treasurer aud Auditor shall
be as follows: From 4. NJ. until r. al. frenl
the first day OF April until the first day or OcLo
Der, and from =. NJ. until p. NJ. during The res,
of the year; and the Treasurer and the Auditor
sh Ill tie required to be present In the Offices az
signed them by the CITY Council, and attend to
their official business during these hours; and II
either or these officers shah eng &c IN any regular
husns S. which thJli require or cause them TO neg
lect their Offices habitualIy during business hours
the Council shall innict such penalty as 10 them
shall s EN- proper. -
Published by authority: -.
sc 29.5. 4. y. HOWARD, CITY CleFk.
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FOUND AT LAsr.-In his travels in Iowa
MIR. GREELEY has found a man that many
persons have longed in vain to see. Mr..
G writes to the Tribune:
! found near Grinnell the man / have
long been looking for: he who grows nearly
or quite one hundred bushels Of shelled In.
dian corn per acre Oh Il large area year
after year. His name is Wallace Clark,
and he has grown corn for the last five
years successfully on the same hundred
acres on which ] found not less than nine
thousand bushels fully ripe, whereof
enough had been gathered to determine
the average yield.
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DIED.

,,ao,ce of his father. In Hanover
Al the TTbnrsdsy evening. ssotemesr, 90 ssln, OF
COUNT, fever O. r: BAkEk aGea 9s 3ss snn
;hsr Of van Lew Baker, OF this city, anu son
OF ,s frsnds are invited to NEE; his rem sins az
,,a York River depot FRIDAY MohNiN" ~ -
O'Clock. .,,oaso .o,v
IN rbursdsy evening, 2ssh Inst. at SIS +. "a,
rfIrF0RU. infant son OF Ezekiel j. and VIZ
giuia Levy. ,,..o rro,, hJs fatber,s
,. ouI No. II sth street. between Main and
FraGkin. Mt , O'Clock TOBY lFrlds!l: me
friends and acquaintance OF tie family are inVl'
ted TO attend. H..
IN "Wednesday. the 27th instant at - 2. M
$50 MARIA BOHtE IAN. widow OF the late
Thomas B,hannsn IN the SOD year OF her age
Her funeral will take place from Inc resi .,ros,
H Hat ~ nacn Ci.y a nd leigh, Oh FRIDAY mORslh
81 70 o,elock. The friends Of the family are n
vited TO attend without rther notice. ~
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THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
We notice nothing in the full reports Of
Wednesdays proceedings which we deem
it necessary to add to the brief report OF
them yesterday published by Us. Many re-
solutions were offered: but none were
adopted. Nor were there any discussions
OF any important subject.
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DANvILLE AND BRISTOL RAILROAD

DANvILLE AND BRISTOL RAILROAD
DanuNe, Va, Sept. 26, 1S11.-The details
of the arrangement tor the construction OF
that part of The Norfolk and Great Western
road between this place aud Bristol will
hardly be made public yet awhile. 1t is
certain, as learn from au officer of the
business this time, nor any loose link what
soeyer. The papers necessary to secure the
construction of the said part of the road
are expected in New York per steamer
from Liverpool To-day, and work along the
line will commence perhaps early in Oeto-
ber,-Lette7. in Norfolk Journal.
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TIE RICHMOND Psychological CoNvEN-
TIoN.-Mr. GREELEY writes to his paper
that the "Hawkeyes THAT is, the
Iowans-are unduly elated because Of the
award to their State Of the fist place IN
apple-growing at the recent National Pomo-
logical Exhibition at Richmond.
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PREPARED FOR SIEGE.-lt is highly
amusing TO read the Massachusetts, papers.
The BUTLER delegates to the Nominating
Convention were advised to take three
days rations with them; and in response
to this plain hint, the anti-3uTLER1TEs an
nounced that the people Of the town (Wor'
cester) would entertain BUFFERS oppo'
nents as long as it should be necessary for
them to remain there in order to prevent
his nomination.
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Go TO WoRK.-If you want Radical
Judge in every county in Virginia, grow
because the man of your choice was not
nominated by the Convention held on Tues
day, and do not work for the ticket. Blu,
if you wish to keep Virginia IN the hands
of true men, then work for the ticket.
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NE FALL, 1871.

@ FALL, 1871.
SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
T. r.. PRICE & co. are now opening lne
era, deet supply OF STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GppDS ever sho own In a southern city. which viii
he kent thoroughly up In every department with
all that is novel and striking throughout tue entire
season.
No Imposition or humbug practiced, but fuli
value given In each Article sold
Among the goods just opened will be found I'M
Deratrice Velours. Bomhaz,De, Tbibets, Irish and
French Poplips Velour Tenice-n novelty, Black
Gro Grain Silks, rich and be iu.tful Co!ored Silks,
Poplins nelaires IT, mans, &c.
A splendid assortment Of Mourning Goods, In
BomSsznes Empress. MohGirs, Delaines, Pop
Inns, ruubIe-faceh Alpscas, Tamse, Henrietta
Cloths BomtBzne Cloth (newl, &C., &C.
SJ'ATLEE:
Blankets, Flannels Prin:a.
Linens. Damaske, Towellngs,
Shirts and Drawers,
Cloths, Cdss'msres,
V,stiEgs for men aud boys,
Socks, BDsoms &C., &c:
all Of VIII ch will be cold as low ss In any market
In America at retail W wholesale.
Il. Il. PRICE & Co,
sc2s 1l0i Main street.
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MARRIED.

n the :aa1nstsnH5 n ~ rsS 70 Miss ROSA ..
HOLMES; both OF this clss. :. Pew Mr.,
Yn mi. c,.v. an the 18th instsnTs:. s s and Miss
al rn tass S's fvERsoN ). LONG sei "nA
LUCY A. TATE. .----..- T. (. ..sr-...~~
$500 ,,s. instant, at araes sh ~ d,of e
tho On REV. rsuFfS sa siss Sosds suser
QUIT ,s to sAsHRR ,q All of New York
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A Milwaukee woman, whose husband
had been prosecuted to death by cred
iior, married The creditor and prosecuted
him to death in less than SIX months. Time
sets all things even.
There was slight frost OF Pelham, N.
c., yesterday morning. No damage.
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Coon NEws.-A Republican journal IN
New York declares that the fact IS, and the
sooner the "politlcians" face 1t the oet
ter, a very bad time is at band for oil per-
sons who regard political life merely Us
means of acquiring money without honestly
earning 1t.
This is good news, indoed-too good tt
be true, we fear. But how the carpet'bag
gers will mourn
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- Dnw ssDCssas
;ri1 NEW GOODS At
AA JuLIU sssYC IEs's,
,,n,n1 +, Str EEr. bet Eesn 9Th and 9Th.

.s.,.,or B, on. ajreadv large aud weflse.
ecs soss we very os
Of new. cnea 2, sgsss tnefes. Black spd Coiored
fSs Re fas
and h'ys Tsa AT %, ors and prizes "a elegant
III :aiors anq poes
Gosk.ng masssr;@y e1e from IS to sd 1aTEe log
OF fasnlonauo ninter Tsregs Goods In endl ess Vs.
cheap ia $40 irish Popins Enprsse
sna MsrRes B faia aP IN e eSSo
bcnd roa ga
low rates rstss large lot Of Balmorsl 81 ioI
sses and misses cnsap .d fsh a ssGsi K ses
and IBeIssched and Table "a IN &c
ssssns
ed aFanu asa ! sv DIR 2en s
nels in every shsod Do pe to call and examb De-
t lore on rcnasing else" mere. w n. Powe IS, A.
sAEsNEISS J; y j. cary aHT4e aie With Levy sos
"a Augustine Royal. ---
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, !
RICHMOND, VA, Sent. rs, lb7l.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. rs l57l. (
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be re-
~ ceivei at this Office uulil MONDAY NEXT
October 2d), ut IL O'Clock NJ. to furnish the city
mules and horses with FEED AND PROVEN
DER, &C., for the term of three months.
The Committee On Streets reserve the right to
reject any or all bids offered.
Forms Of proposals can be obtained by apply
Ing at this office. CaAS. II. DIMMUCk,
Sc 2S-td -" City Engineer.
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me- DRESS GoODsi DRESS GOODS
r,.rga additions to our stock Of DRESS GOODS.
1.ndsome pray-s.riped JAPANESE SILKS at
7cc., worth g. and cheap at that; EmehHo'
CT, Otis In all colors: all-wool SATIN sihhs
BLACK SILKS, very cheap; JAPASS Oh
ROBES, in all tie new shads; POP.1Ns, fof''
LIN ALpACAs, OTTOMAN CLOTHS, and lots
of other styles of DRESS GOODS, all at very sreA'
bargains ~ bhSA
Look at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA KID
~ ovus se9i
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ME- BATCHELOR'S HAIR E.
This superb Hair Dye Is the best IN the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, aud instantaneous !;
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft,
beautiful; does not contain particle OF lead or
any injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, Is BOND STREET, NY. jy11-eod1y
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ASSEMBLY HALL.

The reyu,ar assemblies will take place NON
w f ~ .sEf'faisESlAY, and FRIDAY AyTER-
Moons at 4 O'Clock. aud TuESDAY: rs
DAY and SATURDAY NIGH ~ az S, 9cioSsS y
MoRNING at 10 O'Clock. MUsIJ at the night as
semhlies, 49, IN .o,,a for a
simple ticket ,hi.d:en under y; Is cents.
&c 20 am
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nUPONTS PCWDER.-5,O00 kegs OF
~ this unriYalled SPORTING AND BLAST
INfOWDEE warranted OF superior quality,
for sale by E. Il s. WURTHAM &, o.,
Sc 9e--3saw5w Agents for the Manufacturers.
A LII KINDS OF JOB PRIN TIN G
n NEATLY EXECUTED AT THE DIS
PATCH PRINTING-HQUSE
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MILITARY NOTICES.

nEADqR's SIDNEY GRATs. Sept. %.
Won will attend meeting and drill of
v.ur company THIS EVENING at
Tem.,ers will appear with caps and pants off
uniform. ,,
~ " h p fSRANNAN, Acting q. +.
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, SPECIAL aoTIoEs..

-sTIN consequences OF TILE
dad, ., tho infant son o. DIR. y ~ y LEY w.
store will be CLOSED To-DAf.
WIN reopen on MONDAY as ,isusL
:. - ,-----...5 LEVY BROTHERS..
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:;
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS
: ..... OF BALTIMORE, Md,
In order the better to meet the wants OF their re-
tail customers at distance, have established q
SAMPLE BUREAU. -"
and Will, upsn application, promptly send by mail
full lines Of SAMPLES Of the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, or French.
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
at al times TO sell as low, not at less pSices than
any house I'm the country. =
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
brated m manufacturers in the different parts OF Eu-
rope, aud importing the same by steamers direct
70 Baltimore, our stock Is at all times promptly
supplied with the novelties OF the London aud
Paris markets. - I
As we buy and sell only for cash. and make no
bad debts We are able and Filling to sell our goods
At FROM TEN To FIFTEEN PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT Than If IRE gave credit. - :
. In sendmg for samples, specify the kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades or every class
OF goods, from the lowest to the most costly. -
Orders unaccornp -nied by the cash viii be cent
G. u. D..
OVERWHELMINGLY WHOLESALE BUYERS
are invited TO inspect the stock IN our Jobbing and
Package Department. Address sg.s~ = -
HAMILTON EAsTER gyms.
la7 100. col, and 2oa West Baltimore street.
s DE a-Tn&fIV - - s.'ss Baltimore, Nd.
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ATTACHMENTS.

ID OLLER SIX A L 1 N II
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V,IIE MEMBERS OF sHOCkOE Hill
DIVISION, NO. S. $. OF T., are re, e ehr nv,-
,eqrested attend regular meeting r. fFriday)
sion to be held at Covenant han ~ nnBcers and
EVENING ut 8 O'Clock. Election ods oId
other important business VIII DC u 'h'"o'.
:. BY order OF tue III +. BOSsIEUX, RS
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AERS. PEYTON AND MRS. GARRETT,
IVA assist: by MISS AUGUSTA DANIEL. will
reopen their school for young ladies aud children
AMI Modsrn Languages will be taught by profess
SORE. Mrs. PeytOn viii receive iEto her iani]y
six Young ladies "a 30 4rders. For circulars. &C.,
apply al No. S23 Franklin street, Oh the corner of
eth.
nj lss DANIEL will also instruct private classes
In Bellies Lettrcs. Sc ll-33wIm
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MASONIC ACADEMY,
WI llth street bet. Marshall and Clay,
Basement OF the Synagogue.
DUTLAND SELECT SCHOOL.

RUTLAND SELECT SCHOOL.
j. Fl. TIHBERLAKE, NJ. j.. university VI
VirSiuia,) Principal.
This Institution will open on the Isl OF October,
and close Oh the eth Of June.
TERMS: a2f5: payable oue-har on the first u
Octooer, and the he, half February isth. WAh-
Ing and Lights extra.
Number limited to twenty.
For cir cular, &c., address
j. Il. IIMBER.AKE, Atlces /. D..
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
nrcS aln
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~ ALL KINDS OF CHECK, SWISS,
STRIPED, NAINsUoK. CAMRRIC and JAco-
NIT mrsL1Es: WHITE BRILLIANT5, INDIA
TWILLLoNG CLOTH. All at very low prices
LEVY BROTHERS..
Lok at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA KID
sell
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SPECIAL ORD r.. a
Members of "F" company Will aSscin ~" "
promptly nj o. clock To-HIGH tFrioayh sor
drill ut Virginia Hall.
ints oioe' - H. G NORRIS, .. 4.
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HIEETsNGS.

rDHE MEMBERS OF DIVISION fhsi
! I'M BROTHEHHOOD OF LOCOMO.G
TIVE ENGINEERS. are requested to she aye, ,c a
sDeciai mretiDg SATURDAY NIGHT SepI '0'
for business Of Importance.
Bv orjer Of The Chief. n
So % 2tx w. Z. HU N1LrI , - ~ "
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URINARY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

The duties Of this school will be resumed upon
the ID i'F OCTOBER,
School rooms south side Ct Franklin, between
3 ard lth streets, No. 3os
Reference for the pre-. ent 10 Mrs. K. T. Hohson,
corner OF 6th and Mars haIl-Ec. TIC.
Circulars to be found ut ell the blokstorestn
September. AL ls-2L Is, 3o,teod.Se.5,t hOc1
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~BLACK ALPACAS! bLACh
ALpAChs,-We now offer a very large stock Oh
BLACK ALPACas,
from &c. to 81 per yard F..
Also st low prices:
BUM5AZisES,
TANI5r, and
CYEPE DE PARIS,
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA hD
Leoh Nv seal
GLOVES. -
y TOWELS!
TOWELS!
I'm h,zens the CHEAPEST TOWELS ever Oh
fcrcd in this city.
,-s TABLE CLOTHS at astonishins'y 10"
prices.
nm .,ov.n NAPKINS snd DOYL1Es, 81
''o WAN LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
roo, at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA h!D
Look "' se2l
GLOVES. -
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r THE CORNER!
FULL SUPPLY AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICES!
klpscas, full wide and all colors at IS and a73c.
per yard .,,es,
Mohai1s, very fine and pretty at Soc, worth s5c.;
PopIius in all latest shades, 80. 81, ana boc.;
irish Poplins at ST. so per yard. worth 50;
Empress Clio ms at so and CSC, worth 90 ana 1S'.
Black Alpacas best manufacture, aoc. TO sl.2' per
Hlssk silks at a. so, sl.75. az, &c:-extr& cheap;
Beautiful japanese Silks, newest styles;
Rack yeiyeteens, silk inish 75c TO az 90 per yafd
tTfnen and Plaid SbswIs In n eat variety;
Canton, Opera, PIHin, and IWilled flanneis'
CassiTeres
Broadcloths,
Doeskins,
Ladies', Cents and Chilireu's Merino Ycsts.:
EuHSETS,
LACE COLLARS,
KID GLOVES,
&. hosiery,
RIBBONn,
and lots Of other desirable goods, very chesr.
Callat
WM. THALUIMER & SONb,
er 81 No. Sol Broad stIceG, Coz ncr 6tll ST.
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The school referred ID In The above card VIII
open MONDAY. Oc.oScr I'd. VIA
TERMS: $50, geo, and $40, according to advance.
ment. '''
Sc l6-t02 J. 4. CHAMBLJag
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A MEETING OF THE v H. Il q rK a ! =
n ny MHa 10Th insant, at y O'Clock at the Bal
LAID House. ,,,so,t
sc 27-2lk I'D -
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Wy W. COMES
H.. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
REMOVED TO
RICH II J.,
ia The rear OF the now drug store on Broad stceet,
near 25th ST. Get.
Circulars n. the bookstores and the above-named
drug store at which place the subscriber soltcit5
apDlicstiaus bv noe or IN person.
Terms made known on application.
Z. ". CONE, A.. NJ,
Sc 1s-eodm Principal
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DICHMOND FIRE DEPARTMENT.,
IG ~. III - quarterly meeting Of the Beard
rue OK aos:e T B7oad
Deid Ut 1ng Giii,EJrsnsY EVENING, 9th instant
Street, " ~ %. a. CARDWFLL,
NJ q 'N' Clerk Fire Department.
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yRAYS. ATTENTION !
LOST, STEAYEB, dc.

r est, WHITE and LIVER-99--
IC,ytlDE. SsTT>R BITCH. wlth-S-S
chain collar aud medal, + o. SIS, for 1871. a re-
ward will be id IL delivered at 3l6 Byrd street,
o. 800 Broad street. n~
EOUND.-Came to Public Ware -
e house last wesk a SETTER DUGASA
which In. owner can get by proving property "nd
PAL ing for this advertisement.
seaS- 2t* X. L. ARCuER.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-13
y THE SEWER COUNTY RAILROAD.

.ss We hope our friends in Sewer county
MIR not IN derestimate the Importance OF
the vote on the narrow guage railroad
question which is to be submitted to them
the last of this month. We think if they
are inSearnest about this matter, and show
sit-by their vote, they may calculate upon
the citizens of Knoxville doing fully their
part: The project is perfectly practicable,
and one of great Importance to both coun-
ties. The people of Sewer need speedier
and snrer means for transportation than
.they Row enjoy, and they can well afford,
ssasi a coun ty, to contribute to an enterprise
sthat must certainly increase the value of
every acre of land in the county, bring in
.cfeased population, build up its CONNER
iiciaf Interests, and bring its people into
.Ifearer communication with this central
ldtynof East Tennessee. We do not think
Iso'ihtelligent, thrifty and populous coun-
ty can longer afford TO be so isolated and
cut off from the busier and more thriving
sections of the State. Her people aspire
to more active and progressive life, and
the first great step towards this end is a
railroad We hope every voter will appre-
jGafe the Importance of this election, and
vote for the road.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-13
Ominous Prediction of the .Dukeof Rich
mOud

That wonderful crisis is just at hand
i'm the history of this Government the most
casual observer may preceiye. All ready
the cloud which few years wasu-no
bigger than "a mans handu has increased
until spreading outover the heavens threat
ems to shut out the sun Of liberty andpour
upon us flood of ''infallibiiityn efuIe,
another name for hierarchy. Tt is well
known that the Pope of Rome-the head
swords up his belt-the one being an en-
blem of his right to rule the whole world
in spiritual things, the other of his right TO
make laws for the temporal Government
of the nations of the earth. Inone word he
claims to be the absolute nloiJC1'ch of this
earth in every sense. But to the prediction.
On his death bed, the Duke of Richmoud
said in the presence of the Hon. Mr.. Gates
and others 1.-THE Government of the Uni
ted States shall be destroyed and be s,s5sti-
tuted 6y the Ronso', hierarchy. The Roman
Catholic religion soiu be the. religion of this
country. The Church and ,Stette tciU be
united" And ofcourse wipe out Protest
antism and Baptist faith from this land.
The difficulties in the way of the accom-
plishment of so grand revolution were
recognized by the Duke and by the SOW
ereigns of Europe. Catholic Sovereignty
but said that plans had been 1aidsby which
they could be overcome. The Duke con-
tinues and says substantially :~'''fhey
know they cannot do it by force of arms,
hence, they have adopted the plau of sub
version. They have agreed upon the plan
and also agreed to help each other.
Each sovereign will send all the paupeIs
and low characters not needed te1sapply
the armies and navies of their owncountry
to the United States. These will bring
with them their (Roman Catholic) reli-
gion-raise up their children in the same
faith-and thus greatly infect the sur
rounding country. Thus Catholicism will
gradually spread over the nation until it
Will become more powerful than all other
religions combined. Then the Papdcy tUal
hare the plurality at the polls, and as all
Roman Catholics are s,CoTn to support Pa
pal ddhere,ats, they soiU elect q ruler of their
osOn. This ruler will assume the reigns of
government and substitute monarchy for
our present form of government" Thus
accomplishing the glorious object for which
the whole Roman Catholic world pants.
Said Padre Grace, Bishop of Memphis
1.-THE day is not far distant when the
Catholic will be the controlling religion of
this country, for we Catholics now out
number both Protestants and Baptists. ~
American citizens I! awake from your
lethargy and open your eyes to the fearful
perils of the hour. Have no dealings with
Roman Catholic schemers, but avoid their
Jesuitical clap-traps as you would deadly
plague. Do all in your power to roll back
this tide of Papal oppression--then enemy
of true Christianity mother of har-
lots,n (of the Scriptures) and the avowed
enemy of free institutions. Only let Ro-
manism prevail here, and we shall see the
inquisitiOn of past centuries doing ifs hell
ish work OH American soil. II H. .icii'ri. iIHi
AN ANTI ATHoLIe, = =
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-13
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF Any Daily Published in East Tennessee

FIRST the Democratic papers heralded a
great victory in Cohnecticut. Then they
found the victeryswas not so great after ALL
and the Democratic members opposed an
,aissst gation with all their power. Now,
after an Investigation committee has de-
claretl Jewell elected, the Democratic ed
itors are making it the pretext for uncork-
ing fresh vial of wrath, and are pouring
it out without stint upon the devoted
iiaads of Connecticut Radicals. Y 'if+