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Hon WIN. B. Stokes writes us to deny
that the President has offered him the
Fifth Authorship of the Treasury, or
any other position. Wash. Chronicle.
This denial was wholly unnecessary. The
mere fact that the Hon. VIM. B. is not even
doorkeeper in the house of Ulysses, but
is in the business of Claim Agent at
Washington, is sufficient proof that the
President has not made the tender of an
office Those who know him are well
aware that he never refuses an office, and
that had one been offered, he would have
accented "for the good of his coun try.
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Sealed Proposals
Sale No. / for 1871,

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL Z, 1871, WE
~ will offer to the public the entire interest of
Mira. Gov. koote in West Nashville and COckrills
Spripg.
The property in West Nashville fronts on
Broad street, Cumberland street. State street and
Charlotte pike.
The prcpertJ i'll the Cockrin Springs addition
is in lots Of from to thirteen acres but will be
subdivided so as to suit purchasers. The subdi-
visions viii be shown on the Cay of sale
Sale to commence st 10 O'Clock A. NJ on Broad
street. OmnibUses will leave our Office az 81
o'clock, and a nun Der of hacks will pass through
the city during The day for the accommodation If
parties who may prefer that mode Ct conveyance.
Terms Of Sale, one-third cash balance one and
two years with interest aud lien retail ed No Sc
curity required. NEWSOM, HORTON 4 CO.,
apr2 tbs IS North Ummer street.
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Great Public Sale

OF FIFTY LOTS, IN MAUI7 & CLAIBOBNE'S
~ Addition, Thu SSDAY, April 6, at IL O'Clock,
on the premises, commenc ng on MurffeesbOro
pike, near 7. II Jones 4 90 5 Factory.
BROWNS h CHEATBAM, Agents.
apr2 st No. Ga y. Cherry street.
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FHE New York Commercial Adoer-
tiser, Republican, rays;
sFrauee, has her Reds and America
has her "Blacks, and it is pretty hard 10
say which is the bigger nuisance Oh 'le
two"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-04

GEN WHETTHOFkNI17S :
We commence to-day the puohcauor
of Gen. Whitthorne's very able speech on
the Southern situation, and commend i
60 the attention Of our readers.
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But recently issued and the nth Thousand
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E OR . A L Il.
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highly formed and fsshionably bred.
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TUEsDAY, ATRTL !, 1871.

TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
yesterday ct &c for old issues and Cog for
new.
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PASTIIRAGE

For any number of horses and mules sitter the Is
of April. Terms, "a per month.
Every attention paid to stock on keep to proven
accidents or escapes, but no liability for either.
". G. HARDING.
BELLE MEADE, Feb. q, IS71-Sm [BI
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He is thoroughly overhauHng the entire estab-
lshment. He has the entire ownership and man
agemsnt Of the Hotel, and hence feels more at
liberty TO call upon his friends, and promise
them that they shall be well cared for.
The House is most conveniently situated to all
the Depots, to the Capitol, and to the business
portion Of the city. jamie #
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CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
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InB PALLADIUM.
SATURDAY. FEB. %, 1871.
AN EXHIBIT

In view of OUR extraordinary aud mali
cious" attempts made at various times to de-
ceive the public in the matter of the Mayors
troubles, in order to exhibit in its clearest
possible light the Justice of the "Telegram's'
remark, that Mr.. Case "got no more than he
deserved TO the Ell d that the real grounds
of the persistent, malignant persecution of
his honor may appear in all their odious de-
formity; and, in pursuance of our "pro-
gramme" laid down in our last issue, that
some one must go on to the 'molrner's bench
of public opinion, we have the disagreeable
readers an exhibit, whicb, for variety, rich
ness, exhaustivene SIS, clearness, and cogency,
defies any parallel Sin the varied panorama OF
human existence, unless it be the rich, rare
and racy digest of the Indiana Laws'-to our
haay, imperfect and unsatisfactory notice Of
which we invite the careful and profound at
tention of all our pathological readers.
ut is necessarily crowded out Of this issue
but will certainly appear in our next No.
All levity aside, this is not the first instance
in W hich attempts to prove too much-to prov
innocence when there was nothing but guilt
have come to grief; and in all this matter, hat
his honor observed even a modest reserve, il
not defying public sentiment, he might hav
been saved the disgrace of this exposure; I'M
while we can most truly say we take no de
light in his personal humiliation, apart froI
a conscientious discharge of simple duty j
aiding TIC wipe out the disgrace on our city
by letting rottenness know and feel that ther
is little balm in Gilead'' still rem amin
among US. We have further to say of him:
"Shake not thy CORY locks at me! Tho
canst not sayl lid itp'
May Heaven in mercy have pity on the per
jured soul Of --- him who is guilty {
the deep damnationl
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On Wednesday last the Republican
members Of the Legislature. placed their
designations in the hands OF Governor
Baker. They being in the minority, were
compelled to submit to novel, Unjust, ty>
rannical and unprecedented rulings from
the Speaker, made for the sole and only
purpose of furthering party schemes and
measures Before resigning the Repub.
lican members had drafted an address,
giving reasons for action, which is pub
lished in yesterdays Journal, signed BY
thirty four members who vacated their
seats. We shall publish the Address
next week.
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MARRIED,-In this city, Jan 20, by Rev.
J. v. R. Miller, John G. Morgan and Mary
E. Roosa. 4
Feb. Is. 1871, at the NJ. E. Church, in
Winchester, Ind, by the Rev, w. T. Walker,
Robert s. Fisher, Esq. of Union City, Ind,
and Miss RosaIie A. Cotton, daughter of Jas.
s. Cotton, Esq, of the former place. a@
rs Accompanying the above announce
ment, we we're remembered by liberal sup
ply of the good things always provided on
similar occasions. We congratulate our young
friends on their, IN ion, and hope that unal-
loyed prosperity may be their happy lot thro'-
out long life of confined bliss.
On Wednesday last, Feb. 22d, by Jas.
NJ. Poe, ESQ.,, at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. J ohm w. Foulke, and Miss Abbie
II. wilkins, daughter of Stacey H. w i!kins
Esq, all of this CITY,. hog .t,rs, e.-t 1fa
~ Again were we remembered by oul
young friends. II good wishes from"a poor,
half starved EDITOR win add to their happi
ness and prosperity, they have them in Cos
pei measure: aheaped up, pressed down AM
running over''
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81 Little children are. told at school
that if they9let their desks get dir
ty it is sure sign that sneir pa
rents keep . dirty house. 1t is .
fact that many Of the dolls, with
clean clothes. and nice curls. and
90 on, come from homes where pa
rents are too lazy to do anything
else but dress child. Don't tell
a thoughtless child that its ways
ore in imitation OF q parent if you
would have it remember you with
kindness and pleasure in after
years.
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the vicinity of New Paris, o.,
on Saturday, Jan. Il James Brown. Of con-
sumption. Also, on Saturday, Feb. II, Alex.
Brown ,.of same disease. James and Alex
ander. were brothers; both good men and
highly respected. ia54w 6es4..s 20
y, Rev. G. Miller, former pastor of Cen
trail NJ. E, Church, wiil occupy its pulpit on
tomorrow, and will preach the funeral Of
the late Abijah Addington.
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"ln this as in our previous conclusions, we
are guided solely by the testimony" &c. &c.
i Richmond elegram on the new light.
g-Waiting for facts!-eh? In this view
the editor is 'Kerectn We can hardly resist
the conviction that the editor had in view the
following pathetic sentiments of another dis
tinguished gentleman, and that he will cast
some lingering, painful "reminiscences on the
past, as be calls to me mory his admiring in
timacy with the Mayor:
circumstances beyond my individual con
troll, have Tor considerable length of time
etfe cted severance of that intimacy, which
in the opportunity afforded me by the pressure
CT my editorial duties" Of contemplating the
scenes and events of the past, tinged tcih tn
prismotic hues Of memory, has afforded me anc
shall ever continue to afford me gratifying
emotions of no ordinary character.
Yours Truly, w. MAO
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BUFFoONERY.

The contest for the seat in Con-
gress, as Representative of the
Fourth District, commenced by
Dave Gooding, is one of the broad-
est farces ever enacted before an
intelligent community. The de-
positions taken by Gooding, are
irrelevant to the matter at issue,
and the bombastic solemnity with
which he conducts his investiga-
tiens would make his fortune could
he bring such talents to his aid in
the portrayal of the legitimate drama.
Gooding has certainly mistaken
his calling-nature designed him
for first class buffoon.
AS to legitimate evidence, Judge
Wilson has thus far greatly
strengthened his cause by the facts
that the Investigations have bro't
forth. In Washington township,
this county, and in several pre-.
cincts mostly located in Franklin
county. it has been proven tina,
lueSaI boards were organlZed-and
the evidence thus solicited shows
that Judge Wilson is entitled Ia
four hundred more votes than have
been assigned to him by the om
cial count Every day the investi
cation furnishes additional proof
that Judge Wilson is the undoubt
ed choice of the people of til,
Fourth District. Gooding knew
from the start that be had no case
but economical and stingy as h'
has been in conducting the cam
/. paign, he could not help spending
some money. This he wants Con
gress to refund with interest
Rushvil1e Republican. az q
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I
would act and not make farce Of
it any more. That would show
life--be better than the previous
mastery inactivity, or waiting for
citizens to enter complaints.
Mayor Bennett was elected to
the office OF Mayor. and by Coun-
Gil, City Attorney. by virtue OF his
Office, member OF the Board Of
Police; during his leisure eve.
nings, self-constituted private DO
liceman. To allay any suspicion.
he mry have, we will say that Meth
Zone OF ~ will be . candidate for
Mayor in the spring. but will sup
port the Republican nomiuee With
our voice and vote.
f. d. PAEMHR,
ARTHUR A. CuRMB.
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even before IL mas Decn TatlUeu ny
enough other States to secure it's
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9ded on the ground that the power
Of Legislature, as conferred by
the Constitution of the United
States, having been once exercised
on the particular amendment. has
been exhausted. But that the
Legislature can rescind its act OF
ratification after the amendmen.
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Of all the States and proclaimed
according to law, was never as
serted before, except by those who
maintained the right of sece ssion
South Carolina held in 1850 tina,
she could throw off her constitu
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the Union by simply repeating the
ordinances by which she ratified thu
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and beclouding "whereases,'' i
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II is important that the, countr.
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it proposes to accept nothing tina
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/ the rebel States as the conditio
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houses, duly certified under the
seal OF the State, in accordance
with the law of his State, was filed
with the Secretary. The evidence
was incontrovertible; there was
nothing to impeach it placed be-
fore him, and there could be noth>
ing. An appropriation bill passed
by the Legislature Of Indiana on
the same day, with the same quo-
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afterward contested before the Su
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to be valid. the Court decidiLg the
evidence Of the validity of the act
to be perfect, and that nothing
could be received to impeach it for
want Of quorum or by other irreg-
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the Secretary Of State was made
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which so much has teen said
Soon after the unpleasantness at
Ccntreville, between a portion of
the police force, and citizens of
Centreville, about some billiards,
NJ. NJ. Lacey expressed desire to
rs;l the whisky, saloons, as was
thought at the time, to redeem him
self from the stigma Of the Gen.
.treyille trouble. He readily OBJ
tanned the consent Of the Board to
any effort be could or would make
TO bring to justice those who were
operating in defiance of any law.
70 make the raid success, it
& would be necessary that AIR. Lacey
should go to Cincinnati and pur,
chase the necessary DISCUSSES. He
j went to Cincinnati; the goods came
with G. O. D. for S25, not in VI.
NJ. Lacey's namc. nor T. W. Ben
nett 3, but Chas. Leive's, President
Of the Whisky Ring, and keeper Of
two saloons.
a. The bill, with some additions
Z, was allowed by Council; the whole
amount was $50 95. <e
e When the original bill was pre-
! scented to Council, it was presen.
II ted in the name of "Chief Polics
Lacey" the name having beer
5cbangcd from Chas. Leive. 81
much for an idle 5rumor. If thi
is what Mayor Bennett calls i'd,
I5eand frivolous, We will not ask 70
facts.
90 With our limited knowledge o
law we could not see wherein i
would be to the interest of the cit
that there should be this close con
& ncction in the business of tho pc
lice affairs, with one Of the ope
violators OF our ordinances. May
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-16
LETTER FROM CARTER COUNTY.
Circuit COurt-Desperate AGray-Crusade
Against Tntemperance, &c.
ELIZABETHToN, Nov. II, ISL.

ELIzABETHToN, Nov. IA, 1871.
EDITORS CHRONICLE: Circuit Court
usually attracts large crowd in Carter,
but this week the yeomanry are out in full
force, from the fact that Turner and Fain,
harged with the killing of young Shell
were expected to be tried. But their case
will not be reached at the present term,
even if they could be tried in this county,
which cannot be done with safety to all
concerned. [ think the people are very
much eXasperated, and are quite anxious
the full measure of punishment shall be
melted out to them. Their counsel, who
are, as we are informed, Col. Netherland,
Gen. BrittOn and Judge Butler, will ask
for change of venue to Washington
county
Elizabethton came near being the scene
of another homicide on Sabbath evening
last. A negro man by the name of Slower,
who was somewhat garrulOus from having
taken too much benZine, rudely insulted a
young man by the name of Perry, where
upon young Perry dealt Slower blow
with bludgeOn that left him stiff and
stark. He remained in an insensible con-
dition until yesterday morning, when rea-
son seemed to return and his physicians
think he will recover, though the skull is
fractured
Within the past three months Carter
county has had two or three wicked, wan
ton murders, and though it seems hard
that one fellow-creatur' blood shall, in
early life, by the hands of an assassin, be
made to crimson the orchard plat or vii
lage side-wall for the purpose of awaken
ing the wicked to a sense of their wrong,
yet it appears such will be the case, and
it may he they have not died in vain. l
have seen but one man under the influ-
.ence of 1iquorin the town. The grocery
has not half its usual number of followers,
and heretofore drunken men abOunded
and brawls were common. Rev. Mr.. At
water, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
at this place, is waging a relentless
war of determination upon whisky in all
its phases. The people are going to sus
tain, him for they are determined to have
less drinking.
Franklin Literary Society gavea most
excellent concert last night, which was
complete success.
From the amount and manner Of hand
shaking that about five Or six distinguish
ed Republicans are trying tolearn, would
say. we will have jolly family quarrel in
our next Congressional Nominating Con-
vention. They are good men and weare
going to nOmnate-and nomination is
equal to an election in this district-just
who we please and make the others be-
have too. HENRY.