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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-08
The Old and New congratulations of
Interest.

interest.
From accounts of the organization of the
new House and the outgoing Of the old, we
make some extracts. When North Caro-
lima was called, Mr. Maynard, of Tennes-
see, objected to Mr.. Waddell, from the Sd
district This made opportunity for blum
der, about as ridiculous as that of Mr..
Saulsbury in the Senate Mr.. Eldridge, of
Wisconsin, arose and said: Mr.. Speaker,
is that gentleman Mr.. MaynardD a men,
Der of this House?
Mr.. Speaker. OF course he is, or the chair
would not have recognized him.
Mr.. Eldridge. He has not yet been sworn
in.
Several Members. Have you been sworn
in?
Mr.. Eldridge sat down and made no full
ther interruption of the proceedings.
Much interest is manifested by old Sen
ators as well as spectators, to see the new
Senators, some of whose faces are not ia
miliar in the Capitol. The list is called
alphabetically, four names at a time, and
the Senators approach the Vice Presidents
desk. After being sworn and welcomed
by..MrE EColfax, who steps down and shakes
them severally. by the hand, they with
draw and take seats assigned by the Ser
geant-at-arms. Insoms instances the out
going Senators approach their Successors
and give them hearty gratulations, in 9TH
ers the ex-Senators sullenly look on, una
BILE to overcome their disappointment, de-
feat and loss of official prestige. Vance, of
North Carolina, Alcorn, of Mississippi,
Reynolds and Hamilton, of Texas, Clayton,
of Arkansas, Salisbury, brother of the late
Senator salisbury, did not respond to the
call ofnames. Upon the call of Goldthwaite
of Alabama, Senator Sherman present
ed a memorial from forty-five members of
the Alabama Legislature, asking an inves-
tigation into the alleged disqualifications
of Goldthwaite Hereupon ex-senator
Salisbury, who had retained his old seat
in the Senate, apparently oblivious of the
fact that his senatorial career had just end
ed, rose up and cried out, "Mr. President,
l object.p Vice President Colfax replied
quietly The gentleman forgets that he is
no longer member of this body" Hereat
Saulsbury's face indicated that light had
broken in upon him, and he quickly re-
sumed his seat, exclaiming, "Oh, ali, yes;
| forgot.n This brought the house down
in roars of laughter. After debate of
few moments, the credentials of Mr.. Gold
thwaite were laid on the table until the
committees shall be appointed, and the
Senate adjourned until next Tuesday.
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HOME NEWS.
RIOT AT MERIDIAN, MIsSISsIPPI.
MAGISTRATE Shot ON the Bench...Negroes
Killed and Mayor Driven on. ~

LOUISVILLE, March THE mail service
on the Louisville and Lexington railroad
is stopped. Important letters for points
on this road should go by express. The
mails are accommodating here.
BANGOR, March 6.-In the municipal
elections of Portland and Bath, Republi-
can Mayors were elected.
Rockland and Lewistown have elected
Democratic Mayors.
WASHINGTON. March Boutwell, has
intimations from Europe that a large
amount of new bonds will be taken.
MERIDIAN, MISS, March Yesterday,
during the trial of three negroes charged
with riotous conduct, one of the prisoners
named Finley, alias Tyler, shot and in
stantly killed Judge Bramlett, the pre-
siding officer Indiscriminate firing then
ensued, and two negroes were killed in the
court room. Tyler jumped from the second
story of the building to the ground, and
was pursued by the sheriff and his posse
and shot dead
The citizens assembled in large numbers,
armed, TO assist the officers, and the sheriff
ordered them to disarm the negroes. In
doing this several were killed last night.
The total number of killed, as far as is
positively known, is six negroes and Judge
Bramlett, white.
The Mayor. Wn 'Sturgis, who has long
been obnoxious to all good citizens, and
the planner of much mischief among the
negroes, on his own motion, was given safe
conduct to the cars this morning, by the
citizens, upon a pledge to go North and
never return, after rendering his resigna-
ton.
JACKSON, Miss, March IA committee
of citizens from Meridian arrived here this
evening to confer with Gov. Alcorn in the
matter which the Legislature has been try
ing to eyade-viz.: the enactment of law
preparatory to holding an election this
fall.
On yesterday, Gov. Alcorn informed a
committee that he would order an election
for all offices to befilled under Constitution
whether the Legislature epacts the laws or
not
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WASHINGTON.
PR0LoNGED SESSION EXPECTED.
Col. Reynolds Ordered to Texas, sc. )

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President
sent verbal message to both Houses OF
Congress, that he does not want them to
adjourn this week, or fix any day for
that purpose.
The Republican Senatorial caucus ap-
pointed committee to arrange the
standing committees, and report at a
future meeting. snss.
The Senatorial Republican caucus for
the Encouragement of the Committees,
have placed the matter in the hands of
Sherman, Morrill, Of Vermont, Howe,
Poole and Nye.s
The adjournment of Congress is indefi-
nitely ypostponeda sau ggssTssszE ,aug
Col. J. J. Reynolds has been ordered to
return, without delay, to his headquarters,
as commander of the Texas Department.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-08
In the Chaneery court at Taxewell.
BILL FOR PARTITION.

John Sproles and wife. Sarah Sproles, vs.. Living
- Bowles ct al.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
aIlecations in the bil which is sworn to, that Al
len Thomas and wife. Jane Thomas. Ryburn Thomas
and wife Mary Thomas. Mahalia Boules, William
f;tfreli and wife Margaret LittreIi Thomas CoIson
and Briton Coson defendants in this cause. are
residents residing beyond tho limits Of the State Of
he served upon them It Is ordered By the Clerk and
Master that publication be made in the Knoxville
ChroricIe for four successive weeks requiring said
defendants to appear before the Chancery Court ct
Tazewell, on or before the second Monday in April
next, then and there to plead, answer, demur, or
confessed as to them, and set for hearing ex parte
March s, 1S71-wit ]. r. EVANS, C. &M.
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PUDDING SAuCE.-One tablespoonful of
-four, stirred smoothly into bit of butter
the size Of an egg; one half pint of sugar,
worked in the grated peel and juice of q
lemon one half pint of warm water. Let
it boil, take it of; let it cool little, and
stir in both yelk and white ola well-beat-
en- egg.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-08

Punch thus describes the present art of
poetry: Write a profusion of rythmical
and melodi0us nonsense, amidst which, at
distant intervals, here and there intro
duced an intelligible line. The dullest
idea therein expressed will shine like q
star amidst surrounding darkness"
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The Portuguese government wants to
make a contract with some American to
run line of steamers from Lisbon to the
Azores, and to the east and west coasts of
Africa.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-08

The first number of the new paper of
Mr. Theodore Tilton, The Golden Age,
the elements Of popularity and success. It
has articles from many eminent writer's,
and variety of literary materials, the
whole presented in a very attractive
shape.
A Philadelphia paper maliciously ac-
cuses q cotempoary of cutting off the
whiskers in the picture which once did
service as a portait Of Dickens, and pub
fishing it as true portrait of Hanlon, the
murder.
A rifle bullet, it is said, will not go
through more than thirty sheets. -
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WORKING DEPARTMENT
OF THE
School of Chemistry,
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.


Analysis of Ores. Limestones. Cinders. Soils and
Waters made in the State University Laboratory late
ly reftted.
Determination of the actual burning value Of Goals,
the amount of Sulphur and other ingredients
modifying the usefulness of the fuel for furnaces either
blast, pudding. or refining and also for steam. Care
full Analysis of Iron, cast wrought determining its
degree az neutral cold red short and the probable
remedies S
The Laboratory furnaces will soon be in such order
that Ore analysis be accompanied with the metal
either as east or malesbe. from proper amounts Of
sample sent. the irons &C., being smoothly turned
fractured drawn with return of exact quantity Of
ore used to make the iron.
The Chemical Department will be open for pupils in
April The cabinet contains 1000 Ores &C.. and
an unsurpasse ed collection of U. s. Goals arranged for
study. Address,
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE. UNIVERSITY,
mar4-d1m. Oxford, Ohio.
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Or. 6. o. Grant.

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Die auiammensefeete Sauerffoffs
Rnr burd1 Giuatbmuua.

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8einberger's
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