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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE NOVEMBER
10, 1S71.-A. D. Sterling, New York; D.
Beall, GEORGETOWN, D. c.; Mrs. c. Meade,
Petersburg Mrs. A. Fisher. Mrs. j. Rock,
George Banks (colored), Moses Moore,
Washington Adams (colored), Robert
Evans, Mary Brooks, Richmond, Va.
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EINISTDEI ALMANAC. NOVEMBER L. ,sr.
sun rlass, 49,. 49,. - d. 6.Bsl fcoa rises SOC
sun set5 .--,.->.-.--. s.07l High tide. %
YORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 10, ls7l.
knRTYaf.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Kings Mill, mer.
chandise and passengers. '4s.'E
Steamer Petersburg, Freeman, Baltimore, mer-
chandlse and passengers, w. z. Brett.
SAILED. .- :
Steamer Niagara, Wake, New York, msr-
chandi:e and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
merchandise and passengers, virginia steam ship
and Packet Company.
schooner Golden Gate, Brannock, Washington,
stone, Currie Sc Co. E s..
scfooner Anple NJ. Edwards Garnett, Phiiadei-
phia, granite, Richmond Granite Company.
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Ticsess, admIt.ing gent,emsu and tHo l,d,e. A..

DROPOSALS LS.-Sealed proposals for
Il RENTING OUT THE REFREsH aENT
kOOM will be received ar the Office Of Mr. u. j.
Bieley. on Main, near Eighth street, until TUES
DA Y the l4th instant, at o'clock p M and to be
endorsed " BIDS for Refreshment Room"
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. ..r no s&u
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VIRGINIANs IN EURoPE.-A. G. Cazenove,
of Virginia, was at Munich on the 14th !;
Mrs. Julia P. Samler, of Richmond. at
Geneva on the 10Th Samuel Pulliam at
the Hotel Gibbop, Lausanne, on the 10th !;
and j. W. Jones, of Richmond, at Flor
ence on October 18th,
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CROCKERY. GLAsswARE, AIe.

CHINA, GLASS, SILVER.PLATED
" WARE, TABLE CuTL kfsY, AND a GEN.
ING GOODS-So Soa MAIN sTREET.-E. CUR
RANT would respectfully inform his friends ana
former pstrous and the public generally that he
"a now Flocsted at acs Maia street, EeSr Ninth
street where he hiss 10 Offer for sale full supply
OF H3U UsE-FURNiSH1Ea GooDA inclnding
wsre. table Cutlery, Fancy Goods &e.g Just
onened. an assortment or seasonsble goods, COM
prising' in part PlAnished soup and oys;er Tut
steel and Bror zcd Fire-Sets and Stands. Nursery
Fenders PlaIe. Warmers, Parlor Coal vases sno
Kleem ANS celebrated German studsnn' Lamp.
Also, Stamped, Iron, Wooden, ana 5sganesd
Paper-war .,st /. sssEg eass kssa oC 4tesm Z
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cEST TO THE yesterday,
in the Hastings Court. X. S. Brown was
tried for forging check for so on the
Planters National Bank, found guilty, and
sent to the penitentiary for five years.
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DEMOyAL.-AUG. ARSELL. JR., e.
IL CO. TINNERS, PLUMBERS, AND &As-
FITTEVS, have removed to heir new store No.
7aa Maio street. between seventh aud iigh;h, and
70 execute all work in their line. PARTICULAR at
tsntion is called 70 our new Parlor Heater, Spears
Golden sun, for heating one or more stortes. The
best in the country. os Sf-Im
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TOR BALTIMORE-T r L ss,L,
= WEEKLY LihE-NU TEAM a.sssssZx
SHTPmENT OF GO0DS-LFAVE RICHMUhD
LIVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY, AND SAT-
UHOAY.-Sts am or PET EiSBUGG will leave her
VIII .rf on SATURDAY at O'Clock Z. A..
Freight received up to % O'Clock p. NJ.
Passage, only 81.
For freight or passage, amply 10
no 10-2t WIiLIAM =. BRETT, Agent.
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PUNISHMENT OF A THIEF.-James II.
Brown, alias Henry Brown, was found
guilty in the Hastings Court Yesterday OF
stealing S140 from bIrs. Henry Stein and
sentenced to be confined in the peniten-
tiarY five years.
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I1KEsEssEs.-6o to CsBoRN's and see what
vou can get for your money. he makes cartss de
risite, large photographs, bon-tons, ferreotypes,
pearl.ypes, and gem pictures, cheaper than can
he lad a. any othsr gallery IL the city. osBoAF's
gallery is at No. sl2 Main street. --as----.
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MAGIC TRICKS The buys should 90 to PIz-
1SI's ard buy some OF his III tgical tricks. They
vii! afford fine amusement at home during the
WINTER eTeuinKs.
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Mr.. L. H. ELLETT has just completed the
erection Of a handsome and commodious
store at No. 513 Marshall street, in which
he will in future conduct bis business.
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Best anthracite nut coal at 81 egg and stove in
proportion SOFT coal. Sa to $3.50; oak and pine
wood q. lowest figures for cash st PAGE Co.'s,
Nineteenth and Cary CT 7Os Grace street
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in BANKRuPTcY.-Thc following is list
Of the cases flied in the Office OF w. W.
Forbes, register in bankruptcy for the
third congressional district Of Virginia,
since our last reDort L. W. Shratlev, W.
nj. Shratley, j. W. Spencer, John ). SpeE-
Ger, Greensvillc co,lrty; John Puryear,
Lunenburg county J. B. Quarles, Louisa
Courthouse Il. IL. Ralne, Petersburg; G.
NJ. Shratley, Greensville county.
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Malaga and Delaware grapes, ard apples and
other coed thing, may be found at pIzzIN1'S.
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7 ISl' OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL TIE MANCHESTER + OS -OFFI G E

7 ISl OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL TIE MANCHESTER POST T-OFFICE
NOVEMBER II, ISL.
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
ery Advertised" # rot called 10! in four "; ek!
tAev viii be sent - The Dead Letter Office, Ia
Wa hiugton,
And .c,rs Mrs. Nancy johnson, MISC NJ. J.
Blapkensh u sfies .ora Leonard, Mrs. j oil. +.
s.rey.ou. Miss Charlotte mye!s Mrs, Matiia
Chepmain Mrs. 4. Os erbiId, Miss ). +.
Cook NrS. Caroline Peterson, Phlis
Co,e Mira FL z.hefh Robinson, Mrs. =. a.
GsinS, vi Harry Is. "slthall lnfs. LoulEa
J ines, MIS-. Char lot;e
GENTLBMEN'S LIST.
! silly, John IjpScoh, M.t.
BasnalL. william Moore, L. L.
Barrett, VIM. T.. Ferry, Peter (co!orcG}
Books socrAte, Pulllaln, VIM. RI. L.
buchanan James rurgusson. Thomas
Cltas,ll Thomss Sea~ond, j. K.
Charter. =. sheppard j. 4.
Clay ke. j shu Tolhy George ".
Craig. j ,ha Eaien, Ii;tleion
Cra;s, u. Walker, George j..
q ,tlla. Joseph WilkersoT,J j. II.
Jones, James 3. Noodridge, ~.
Jones, Hm. " oodSon, A. L.
LenGald, Joseph
j. n. CUNNINGHAM. 2. Nj.
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fLLYsoN q TAYLOR, 1l1s Main street, sell all
the books used In The public schools of the citv
and state at the very lowest rates.
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TOYS, ToYs.-The boys and girls will find 9
large and beautiful assortment OF toys at PIz-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

". ELLYsoN s. Co., Advertising Agents, Dis
patch BUILDING, will receive advertisements and
have them inserted In any journal Of the country
q, ragul ar rates.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
N.ACIfIEN . OF i ICE1
PICHMOSD, VA, November Sd, 1871.

PIcHMoSD, VA, " hovember Sd, 1871.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
IS stockholders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Hailtold Company will be held in the city OF
Richmond ON THURSDAY tie 7th of December,
1871.
The attention of IL stockholders is called TO the
following extract from the bylaws Of The COM
pany:
"sll proxies to represent stockholders at q
general meeting ehall be in writing and signed
by the person thus transferring the power; part
nerships may sign In the name Of partnerships
and the signature OF C ther member or the firm
shall Re valid. No proxy shlll he valid given
more than sixty daya prior to the meeting CT the
company"
The books OF transfer shall be closed fifteen dlys
previous to any general meeting.
no j. GARRETT, Cashier.
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Walkina-canes ct E. B. SPENCE & soS,s ,,o
Main street. = ''S
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Corns, bunions, nails growing into the flesh, ga.
cured without the slightest 'in or Inconvenience
to the patient rs also cancers, ulcers, &c. 60 to
Or. SCHULTZ, Nineteenth street near Msin. La
dies and chIdI en- attended as usual.
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FUnyIsuISG GooDs.-Y. B. sPENcE & sOy,
l30s Mcin street.
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ADyERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trace IN
any portion OF the country should adverase ID tns
papers OF that section. N. ELLEsoa 60. WIZ
take advertisements and have them inserted at
publishers rates, .-s
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Everybody should know that ut PlzzINrsthe
can buy the best plain and fancy candles; gum,
marshmalIow, and chocolate drops; eesiaes'
cakes and pastry of all kinds.
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E<eEEri, EkgU&Y, &c

D"uI>, SHOES, AID THUNkS@.
at COST. w.
" Ia a y.cw of cuso!idatinE onr
TWO STORES.
. % e.otiug ou: our stock a: the Broad street
A. PRIME CoYT.
'e,yctlon II goods Oh hand Il equal 20 the
EE- * THE Gay.
'..- ''!nt rare o2p,r,unity Of ting the best
GOODS AT FIRST COST,
81: '. J., waiI. VIII DO veil to give Us a call.
MARCUS HARRIS Il BHoTHE.,
Coracr Fifth a1d Broad streets.
'-.-"e viii ,cli lii" entire st,Ck aud rent the
. "' i1era. ."Hns u responsible parties.
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ATAMEETING OF THE JOURNEY

ATA MEETING OF THE JOURNEY
N MEN BAKERS of the city or Richmond
held st I725 Main street (G. Heberms hrs) on the
4th instant 1.-The foil )wng pr, zee dings were had
= The meeting was alfressedby Mr. Green |ald IN
MEN BAKERS SOCIETY in the city Of Rich
mond. He also requested The gentlemen present
to try and we all bourne. men bakers In the cty
to be present NEXT TSATU RDAY NIGHT. The
following motion WIS maze by John metz2er:
That we nov form q perm anent organiz 1tion.
and all gentlemen present sign their names, and
elect q President, Vice President, Treasurer, and
Secretary. HENRY GREENE AID.
Il. G. BAGNALL. Chairman, pro tenn.
Secretary Dro tenn. no 3.S
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). FIRE-ALARA Observation-Disclosures
Paynter has just finished having the follow
ing sfire-alarm boxes put up: No. "a, cor
ner Thirteenth and Cary streets 20, city
alms.house 81, corner Fourteenth and
Main streets, and No. 80, corner of Twenty
second and Main streets.
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CITY CoUNc1L.-T regular semi.monthly
meeting of the City Council will be held on
Monday afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

THE JouRHEYAEN BAKERS hold an ad-
iaumed meeting tonight to complete tho
organization of Il beneficial society.
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6YHANGE OF sCHEDULE.si@n>

~ CNA''~ oN -NoDD Go,
The fast and elegant side-wheel steamer PAIL
5ADE, Captain CHARLES NELSON, will leave
her wharf at (Powhatan Steamboat Company,s
shedl Rockets for Kings Mill and all landings on
James river at O'Clock A. 81. every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Returning, will
leave Kings Mill every MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY, and FRIDAY It s O'Clock A. NJ, touch
lag at oil the regular landings On the river.
Freight received daily.
All freight to way lar dnrs must besprepaId.
Thursdays trips 10 Chickahomtny river discon-
tiDued. --..
Hor furthsr particulars, apply to Captain OF
board, or to W9. 2. BRETT. Egsnt
Sp30 Etaa ar Shpda
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For fashionable ready made clothing apply ut
r. r. SpEScE & SoS's 1900 Main street.
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UIscHARGED.-C Cox was discharged
from the custody of the Henrico Court J es-
terday, the grand jury having failed to pre-
cent her. -
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Umbrellas at z. B. SPENCE & soE's, 1900 Main
street.
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Linen shirts made to order and warranted 70 NJ
a,E. r. SPENCE s. sok's, 1900 Main street
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Heavy undershi,ts, only ono dollar, at L. 3
SPENCE s. SONS, 1900 Main street.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.
noll It

EOR HILADELPH HI IA-%%as
a TWICE A WEEK.-The steamer SsNsaahaaSE
J. =. GREEN, Cap: lin CAgR, win receive Ireight
for the above port till MONDAY the 18th instant
at l2 O'Clock.
Freight taken for Boston, Providence, Norfolk,
and Eew Orleans st moderate rates. t... ..- 3.
ztateroom, So. W. P. PORTER Agent, r
no lift Nc. 2a25 DOCK street..
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HENR1co COUNTY CoURT.-ln this court
Yesterday none but civil business was trans
octaI
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MARINE ENTEaHsvENgp

Overcoats at Z. B. SPENCE & sos's, 1880 Mai,
street.
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ID a. MAURY i CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE B2QKERs.
10. lola MAIN STREET,

RICHMOND. VA,
Bucand sell o., com mission Government, State,
CIV, and Railroad Bonds make investments Ia
Commercial Paper, Notes and Bonds secured by
Tea. estate or collacras, at msrket rates dealers
In Foreign aud domestic Exchange.
COLLECTIONS made on all pats OF the United
States, Canada, and Europe.
Hpec.al attention given to U II d & FlR-
GIGIA STATE STOCK AND BONDS under the
&C. 3gth March, 1871.
Thank vi to- the patronage anc klDunese O.!
friends In The Dsst we no@ respectfully ask con.
tfuutr ce Of the prcmtsfng our best attention
to al business entrusted to uc. &C 17-2n
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NNUAL MEETING.-The annual
N meeting OF the r., r. & p. AND r. z. K.
K. CONNECTION COMPANY will be held on
WEDNESDAY the 7od dav of November, 1871, at
II O'Clock n. 81, at the oflce or The Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com pany.
uo7td j. Il. WINSTON. Secretary.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

I IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
l. REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE NOVEMBER IL. 1871.
Persons calling for letters in this lst will please
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, "G" COMPANY
GENERAL ORDERS.
You will assemble 8. Springfield Hall THIS
(Saturdayl GVEhING at "a o'cio cs precisely,
BY order OF The ca plain.
RICHARD N. TAYLOR.
no Il-1ts CrGeTly Sergeant.
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DOLLER-SKATING .s..... r...
H. at ASSEMRJy HALL
SEWING-MACMEMEA.

TNHE WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINES
i had the following notice posted in thirty large
posters around their stand az the Fair:
FOR EXHIBITION ONLY.
We wi.h 1t distinctly understood that having eb-
tanned for the Wilcox & Gibbs Machine all the
empty honors we cesire IN the way OF gold and
silver edals from the leading Fairs Of the coun-
try, We have for many years refused to put our
selves to the yearly annoyance OF competing for
premiums, and enter cur machines for exhibition
only. Thanking the managers for the opportunity
to exhibit our machines, we decline competing
for Or receiving any award of merit in the way Of
prizes or diplomas, leaving these for these who
ceslre TO obtain them. We prefer to rest upon
our already established merits.
The above Is published to refu'e the false state
ment OF the agent OF 4 cnrpet-bagger's machine
that 1t was decided The superior or any machine
exhibited, &c thus trying to bring their mschine
into 8 notoriety its merits could never obtain.
The committee were politely told we dispensed
with their seryices at our stand. 81.
JAMES A. r. GIBBS,
Ninth and Bank strses,
mol Richmond, Va.
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MsETdNGS.

A TTENTION, MOULDERS.-Ail jour-
II neymen me u'ders are requested to meEt g..
the New w-asrket Hall on TUEsnA' EVENING,
November 18th, at O'Clock Business of impor-
rnrtNncn III. 3tk
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Observation-Disclosures Governor Marye
is In the city.
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Fob TasRAEE0EgSTS.


DACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
L HS.sBLioHME&T-V. HEC HLEk, JR.,
s. Bsorakks, Nos. ls, 20, am 81 First MaIke, ,,sa,
rent and 1dded every impI oyement that The ex.
perience Of ffttea years could devise, take plea
Sure In announcing to their friends and the pu3-
ntsh 10 the trsdc and consumers every article
Sound In their line. Special attention given TO the
Thspkfu! for the patronage Of friends and the
public, we hope. bY continued application to
business, to merit the continuance OF tbe SANE;
", HEChLER, JR., q BROTHERS.
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nnrsJC.-M1ss e. a. FITZWILSON
WI oae "a sher services as TEACHER OF MUsiC
IN PIANO.FORTE, in which profession she has
had some fifteen years. experience, with CRAFTY
inv ancrobatton OF puulerous patrons.
~ xor farms. apply to Mr.. r. +. CowARDrN, Arion
piano store Ninth street. opposite Bank street.
EEpHREScRs: G. c. Gennett, James Gordon
W. u. Cewardin. .--. oS4e-lM
BOARD, on very moderate terms, can be
II had Ut Nc. 400 Eifth street., ee .waea Msrsnaa "a
and Clay. next door 10 Aiilers afus no AZ
ply at once. s.aa sz4:s09s. - = ''''11fss
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BANKERS. BROKERS, dc.
ARD AIGHT & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. WALL STREET, NEW YORK.

FIVE PEN CF..T. ITs EE!.5I E-.IV " I'D
ON DEPOSITS.
The business CT cur arm is the same as any S.ate
or EA,iouat Bank. - >,
Individuals or firms banking with us msy de-
noet: and draw as they please the same as with
guy bank, except that we allow Interest ON all
b4Iauce2 (ofhv pr cent?
1Va huv and sell Bonds Stocks Gold, Business
t,apcfs and collect business NOES and GRATIS
throughout The unl:et stStss, giving prompt le-
t1rus no 2-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

RICHMOND, VA, October 80, 1871.
A SPECIAL BETTING OF THE
"A STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RA IL Way COMPANY Is called by tie Board OF
Directors to mest ut the Office Of the cnmp0ny, in
toe CITY OF Richmond. Va on the 10TH DAY CF
NOVGH8Ek, 1871, at IL O'Clock H., for the trans
action Of business OF importance.
oc 3ltd y. G, HUYT, President.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.,1
RlCHMOND, October 81, 1871. I
TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS of the Richmond and
York River Rsilroad Company will be held at the
on TUEEDAY the l4.h day OF November, 1911, at
IL O'Clock NJ.
no Ltd G. A. SMITH, Secretary.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-05
The Alabama Claims.

WAsHINGToN, June 25.-Mr. Charles
9. Beamen, Jr., of New York, has recent
ly been employed by the Department of
State to arrange the vouminous papers
now on file i'm relation to the Alabama
claims, for presentation to the tribunal of
arbitrator under the treaty of Washing
ton. Pending the session of thej joint high
commission this gentleman published a
volume entitled "The national and pri-
vate Alabama claims, and their final and
amicable settlement" in which he gave,
from the records of the Department OF
State, list of seventy vessels captured by
the Alabama, thirty-siX by the Florida,
nine by the Georgia, thirty-six by the
Shenandoah, thirty-four by their tenders,
eighteen by the sumter, twenty by
the Tallahassee, and two by the Nashville.
Tables giving the claims filed by the Uni
ted States citizens for the loser of these
vessels and their cargoes, by the four YES.
sells first named, about to ST., $500 The
claims for losses by other vessels, and 9th.
er claims that have not yet been filed, will
probably bring the gross amount claimed
for the property destroyed to at least Sl3,
DOC, 900. - -t..,-.... ..... 81 . (.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-05
Chancery Court lat Knoxyille.


VIM. A. Henderson William Rule, II. C. u;rlesnie NJ
d. Swan, L. McCroskey. Il, NJ. McClung sad r.
IL Richards of the county OF Knox; jesse Stafford
Nelson Fox. VIC Murphy, William Catett John
Kelly and Samuel Handles of the county of Sewer,
Tennessee: -.- ...... .= T..|
DOB THEMSELVES, THEIR ASSOCIATES AND
u successors have fled in the Chancery Court at
Knoxville, petition for Charter of Incorporation.
under the act of the General Assembly, entitled AN
Act TO authorize the Chancery Courts of this State to
grant Letters of Incorporation" pa January Goth
ISL, said CORPORATION to be known rs THE KNOX
WILLIE SENIERNILLE AND BIG PIGEON MAR
ROW GAUGE RAILROAD" ..... .
The objects Of the corporation prayed for are the
construction, equipment and operating of u Narrow
Gauge Railroad from Knoxville TO Sevierville, with
he privilege to extend the by Big Pigeon to in
teTsect with the Western North Carolina Railroad, nj
some point on Big Pigeon Whereabouts, survey
may prove best.
This is therefore, notify all persons who have any
objections to appear before tho Ch0ncery Court al
Knoxville on the third Monday Of September next anG
show cause why Letters of incorporation should no
issue, this petition will be proceeded with parte
And that copy Of this order be published for hrt!
| days in the Knoxville ChrOn Gle
A true cOpy-Attest: NJ. l.. PATTERSON,
june2l. lSTl-5tw Clerk and Master.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-05
The l." Accept Nothing , Democraer.

The following is from the Albany Ca
NcUS.
The departure of the Northern Democra-
cy from the true faith of the party should
inspire the South with a lofty sense of
selt-respect and u profound regard for her
own peace and material interests. The
tone of the Northern press toward Mr..
Davis, and through him toward the people
of the South, is ample testimony that the
Democrats OF the North haveno more love
for us than have the Republicans, and
should remind us of their villainous de-
ccption, duplicity, and treachery in lSG0-1.
About the only difference between q
modern Northern Democrat, with the new
departure shell on his back, and a North
ern Republican, is the difference between
ms and outs, or tweedledum and tweedlc-
dee.
Therefore we hold that it is the duty of
the South to stand firm by the faith of
their fathers, adhere immovably to the
principle of republican government and
constitutional liberty, and say nothing till
the two factions at the North have aligned
for battle and sounded the advance. AS
between two opposing factions who are
struggling for power and plumber only,
and not for the preservation of the Gov
eminent or the liberties of the people, and
with neither of whom we can agree, it may
be wise in us to cast our lot with the most
powerful and seek safety even in the tents
of the wicked. We do not mean to turn
Republican, but we mean to say that we
have no friends at the North except for
the strength we carry into the contest for
the loaves and fishes that we believe the
Democrats of the North are as corrupt as
the Republicans of the North, and that
when both factions at the North stand
upon the same platform, rs now indicated,
1T Is matter of no consequence to us
which faction goes into power. We can
only hope for peace by voting with the
winners. . -