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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25
Mr.. Colyar Fears Another war.
Silence the Hope of the Democracy
SPECIAL 10 THE cHRoNIcLE.l

SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE.
NASHVILLE October 10.
Hon. A. $. Colyar spoke tonight to q
large crowd He denounced the Secession
Democracy, and said that the extreme
Democrats would bring on another war.
He was very severe on the kuklux and
said if their outrages continued martial law
would follow.
He said that no Democrat could be cleo
ted next President, and he was opposed to
the Democrats making any nomination
for President.
The Legislature reversed the action of
the Supreme Court to-day and voted down
the bill to print the Supreme Court decis-
ions by a large majority.
A New Orleans man who tried to fright
en- his wife by playing burglar, hopes to
recover. even if they can't find the ball.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25
southern Methodist Conference.
sECoNDsDAY.

SECOND-DAO.
This morning at nine o'clock Confer
ence met, filling the Methodist church.
Much business is being attended to by the
various committees, and a conclusion is al
ways readily reached by Bishop Pierce,
who is very plain and forcible in all busi-
ness matters connected with the Confer
ence.
To-day, in speaking of ministerial edu-
cation, the Bishop remarked that it was
poorly worth while for man, after he
had become thoroughly harnessed in the
ministerial work, to quit and go to college
q few years to finish his education. He
said travelling and learning facts from the
world was the better education for min
ister after all.
To-day there was preaching in nearly all
the churches.
The Conference is already quite large,
and the train still brings many preachers
and visitors.
The weather is cool and pleasant, and
just the time for such meeting.
THIRD DAY.
The morning prayer was offered by Kew. JAS.
w. Dickey.
The minutes of yesterday were read by Rev
Mr. Price
Then the Bishop called for recommendation
of local deacons
DIR. Haygood (who represents the Christian
Adrocate,) was introduced to the Conference
President Jones, who represents Martha
Washington College was introduced to the
Conference.
Miscellaneous business was then handed in,
such as reports from the various colleges repre-
sented.
Mr.. Morgan, from the South Carolina Con-
ference, was then introduced to the Conference.
One notable feature of to-day's proceedings
was the case of a minister who had been sent to
his field of labor and was not kindly received
by the people and abandoned the work. The
Bishop told him he had no right to leave his
work, no matter how he was received.
Rev. j. S. NJ. French preached at the Baptist
Church to-day, Rev. T. p. Thomas at the Meth
odist Church this evening at O. clock. and DR..
Haygood breaches at the Methodist Church to-
night at Z o. clock. g
The Thirty Orphan Children arrived on the
o clock train and were welcomed by large
crowd. Their concert ia at the Baptist Church
tonight.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25

Horace Greeley IS reported as authority
for the latest rule to secure profit from
poultry. Fit is desired TO make them lay,
he says tie their legs together, and then
they can't stand up.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25

A New Hampshire paper says that the
latestnovelty in thatState is an insane horse
at Ashland. He should be sent to an in
sane hOrsepital.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25

An animals nose has human character
istics. Thus, the monkey wears a pug,
while the elephant carries q Toamin' nose.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25
FOURTH DAY.

Rev r. n. Price and G. NcTeer offered the
following resolution, which was done by some
able, sensible remarks by Brother Price, (who
by the way is one of the most fsr-seeing minis
tiers in the Conference.) But here is the resolu-
tion
WHEREAS, this Conference at its Cleveland
session in 1867 passed resolution declining as
a Conference to fraternize with the ministers of
the M. L. Church within our bounds so long as
that church should continue to hold and claim
our church property.
WHEREAS, portion of this property has
been surrendered to US and our property ques-
tons are gradually adjusting themselves.
their annual meeting in 1863 at st. Louis, Mo-,
cordially receive two of the Bishops of the NJ.
Z. Church Coming to greet them in the name
Of the Episcopal College of that church,
And our General Conference held in Mem
phis, Tennessee, in 1870 did receive Bishop
Jones and Dr. Harris, who came as informal re-
presentations of the M. L. Church to greet said
General Conference and did extend TO them the
usual courtesis.
WHEREAS, we are convinced. that for the fu-
ture, the course of Methodism and Christianity
will be promoted by the cultivation of kindlier
feelings between the two great branches of
Methodsm within the bounds of the Holston
Conference therefore
ResoLced, That it is the sense of this body that
closer fraternal interest between the indi-
vidual ministers of the two conferences should
be inaugurated, and that it is proper that such
of their ministers as may be present at our ses-
sions should, in their individual capacity, re.
| eeive the usual eourtesies.
| 1t is proper here to state that much deep feel
| ing was felt in the Conference, some for anG
| some against the adoption of said resolution
| Without much speaking, the resolution wa
| tabled by vote of thirty for, and fifty
1 one against, its adoption.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28
SOP. 4uftin ilber Die 0e(dibte Der
republ,fanijsbe Martet.

l1nierm @erfprehen eemd6 tra9en mir
heute aus Der pom @op. Mult,n Dor Der
5,aa,seonpention eehal,enen &epe Die
StsIe na6, Die in furasn f6rniaen @oy<
Ten e1,itlt. mas rie reputl,fan,lhspar ei
is,t IS Sabrtn fir rae 2anp setban une
psIhe rp,r ouen renen empiebiin. rie an
ser ihtniB,&wdhe leiren unp jsBt na6
e" Aues aut A%saaasen. mtinen. e. wlre
TUES aut ae9an9en, aub pb n { Die re-
,utl,fanii9e partfi. m
"9tt". iaSte 500. @u1in. "tpsr icIte
nd. l1ols rorauf itin. OILS aemeinrr Sol:
>at IN csn Neibent elmer Yartei nit elmer
ul6en @lti6te ~ itb GIFT
'inflfbn Sabre cine paflei unr nur nv
',ae Sabre i'm BeilBe e, Madt unr
'o't. mas BAT ne midi ihsn 8rcbts fur
,la 2anc 0atan! aM iurdtlu,er Bi
2ttlanc araen rie urberartfe Der PRO.
fIaputi. @supalt; ibr G1!oio in rem SIN,
bsmnen rer Stlape.eisn elmer EDITION,
n Ger y,erbreituna Der Grs,bsit lttr ras
.anse Setist pes 2anpfs;; ib,e belpsns
ad,btse biusebuns N pie Sa&e Der
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28
Die Mlatfprm.

Sn 8e3u9 aaf bic i'm Na9tebenpen
na~tt9etbeilteu Bel9ll11e per iueben perta9z
ten Convention unierer Yartci baben mir
gu fa9en> coB pie@rt, wie iie Der @pnnenz
tip, Ypr9ele9t wurpen, etpas pberf d@li<
9er >par, ais es bic @iGti9feit per@a@e
empfeblen6wertb er}6etnen ldbt.
Son Qeuten entwprfe zen, benen man oae
mnbepin9te 3utrauen iaenfen fpnnte> oab
tie IN jeper 8esiebun9 pa6 &e9te trefen
wdrpen, erbielt 1ie ben lanten Npplaus
per Convention, pbwpbl e~instlne Gbeile III
feile uno unocutli9 Spr9elel en wuroen,
nn1 Der tanDen 3u 1rerben.
DaS bdtte man permeipen uno lber
feinen Der ein3elnen 8e1bli0e binwea9ez
zen fpuen> eye man ii@ oeri6ert> pab ct
BE 3ujtimrnun9 elmer enti@ieoenen Maz
ipritdt Der Ser ammlun9 9ebabt.
Man bdtte rann ben auf Die platf prm
9efeuten Ganpipaten bic Berle9enbeit erz
part ein3elnen Grfldrun9en ibre :3uitimz
u,ur9 81 9eben, Don penen es minpetens
fragli4 it, pb ite ais Der wtrflt9e Mue>
orud Der Meinun9 Der partet an;ulebn
fnb.
@as bic platfprm in Besu9 oui
Staat6pplittt entbdlt, ,pas ollo
unlere ndhiten Sntere0en ain tpei entz
1iG 1en bcribrt, >pte gum Beiipiel bic Grz
t1lrun9 III SeSus auf oas ReGt ceo
@taateS in Saden Der Giienbabnaeltb<
aebun9 unp III BeSus auf bic @:rwen<
Dung Der SntcrRal< SnprpYementzSanpc:
reien miro ppn Wpn. Multin uno ben lib
rtaen Staatsbeau1ten unbeoin9t tncol1irt.
@ir BADEN allp Die @epiBbett, in cie1:n
fir uns pelcntlidten Tra9en bic Manz
11er unierer Babl bur@ ibr @prt fiji.
Mabre9cln oerpatbtet 81 1eben> peld
mir in 0emeini6aft init Der Majoritat
Der Yartei unp Der 8lr9sr bes Staates
Minneluta d~Nerbaupt alS 9err@t uni
nnerldb!i@ fir oas staatSmpbl erad<
ten. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28

|tSnnte pos 2anb 9e9en Bite lltbel i@Iben,
tpel@e aus Der Ma@tanmabun9 pee prd<
Voenten ertpadIen miibten. Spl@ cine
Organization pUrbe ba6 @ertrauen unb
bic ber3li@e Mitwtrfun9 M4er baben,
pel&e ni@t fir bic @pmtniltrattpn ieien,
aber pbne @ewinenlpi9teit AUDI ni@t far
bic Democratic ltimmen fSnnten. Cine
ipl&e 8ewe9un9 wirbe bic A@tun9 beS
9elamuten Clements Der beutl9en9fatton
erbalten, io,pte biejeni9e ber wabren pa<
trtpten aller parteien, unb bic @ieoerber<
fellun9 soQfer Gini9teit CUR 6ol9e ba<
ben. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28

Union pxbrenb pes 8lr8ertrteses ; bte
ba,& fe yeQbra@te Befreiun9 Der Ola
per.i ; tbr erfpl8ret@er 8ampf NIT BEN
0tr,atb I'M Norpen, rpdbrenp fe NIT otr
Meb.uton I'm 5lpen rang unp @let@<
beit aQer 8lrses ppr BEN @eifb e.
tdmpfte ; BE GrbSbune bes 2anetsere<
etts. bic mir ibr perpanten. Die au>
udbli& ober fiber ooranl@reitenee 1'!>
auns ber9lationoll&ulc ; cas freie9 etn1>
i%tdlten9eiee, wel@eS bic cemofratiI@e
Yartei troB ibrer n%ieleeribmten Greunos
l@aft fir rem armen Mann mdbreno cer
lansen Dauer ibrer 5erri&oft benz n5ro>
lt6en Garmer ni&t gu seben nermo@te,
neil fe Dem 1apliden pRan;er 3u iebr
untertban mar ; ibre liberale nnteritaB
une rerGntmidelune Der peitli&enS taos
ten unp @ebtete; tbre humane G1rior9e
fit BE aus ben, rationalen &fe ber>
Dor e%eeaneenen Stripped uno Snualioen;
Die pur& ie nit ebenio oiel Na@G@t ale
@ere6tiefstt burdeefabrte Determination
per @dpltaoten, NIT Der fie Die 3meds
pes Samples errei@te uno ben 6riepen
fir ale 3siten fiber neute; bic srfole>
reibe @rleeieuns unlerer Streitisfeit NIT
@roRbrittanien, cine Streitt9feit, bic, nit
penieer 8oridt tebanoe!t, III einem LAM
Gen unp erl&Spfenper &rieoe sefubrt ba>
ben wlrpe; bic recli9e uno lparlamf
8crmaltune pe6 acknowledgements
mel6e rem @on9reb in csn Stanc ]eBte
pie 5teuern UNI Elm Bsceutenoes gu erz
mdbiaen, ebne pcb mir un|ere S@ulp:
standardization bitten unbefrieoigt loI'
fen m00en-eaS> MlleS oae 1T IS
maa pic partei rem 0olte tbeuer 9ema&t
unp ibr ca6 8crtrauen gemcnnen bot
melde5 ra5 0olf ibr temabten mi1o."
50 psit SOP. Nuiin iiber pie 9rrben
uno suten 1batsn uno Die eldnienrer
&rrun9enlbaften psr republifanil9er
partsi. G6 wdre nun ei9sn>li@ red
bit1b. neben ile ta6 &unoenre9its
Ger Demotratie gu itsuen, ALIEN mir mol:
len cie 5erjen unlerer temcftatiI9e1
5relnoe ni6t auf einmal 1b,per ma:
Gen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28

8tieBt finp unb itiir rptrpen? @pllen he
BeltiotsunBen tbrer Station, pie bic pbt>
sen peretenen. tnbem ffe %fortfabrtn,
oie@aialen berB eleibiesr 3u 1ein ? @enn
bic beutl@fn Demofraten etnmal einieben
NOD pfe perbi1enften Geinoe uno BeleiDt>
get unierer Natipn ftsden, pana, rperpen
ie ibnen einbeisen, BIC lie aud obneIber
mometer merfen, poB ber uvedder lebr hot
ish." "
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Infer &taat6tidet.

l1n}er 6taatstdet befebt Central
Senni@pn, ben Gonpipaten fir
6taats]efretar a11s9enpmmen, aus ben
ron unS fir bic Mpminatipn ausbrIdlt@
%befarwprteten Mannern. llnp ielbit i'm
Taue Gen. Senni1on'S 1erliert
pas 8plf, 1pweit bic 5ouptlade Gdbtgz
tit uno Elm gutter Same in 8etra@t
fpmu1t, nidt6 pabei> raB er fat Germ
pu1eY ben @1blem prdl enttrt wurbe.
Den DeutlGen 9ratultren mir gu Der Mrt,
wie unler 2anpSmann M m. See9er
pie Npminattm erbtelt.
B6brenp bic beutl9en Dele9aten pte
ein Mann fir tbn in bic S@ranfen traz
ten, warp BON amertfanil9er, ia ie|bft BON
1fanpinanil9r ,Seite> ipbalp 5err S. 6.
&upplpb ben Namen 9enannt, nur
ter 3uruf Der ber5li&iten 3uf{mmun9
eeb1rt, uno 1elbf III pteler pur@ Gintra6t
70 ous9e3ei9neten Convention 9ereidt
Germ See9er bic ppllfpmn1ene unc
a%u6nabm6lpe Gtnbeui9feit init Der ieiat
@rnennun9 aeceptirt >puroe> CUR belpnoez
rem Gbre.
"Hurrah! the German nominee !
He'll march in front to victory!"
@ir feuen baS npmtnirte Gtdet, ftol;
auf uni eren Gbeil an 1einem GrfplA mi
elmer Sie9~eS5uSerii6t an bic SpiBe> mel
de pbne 3weifel jcper republtfanll9'
@dbler tbeilt uno Die uns einen Sri:
umpb Don mic 9eiebenem @lanSe ii&err
wirp.
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$50 INNER Der &reb9 Der &pr

- $50 INNER Der &rebS Der &prs
rupttcn Die rempfratilde Yartei an9t<
fre11en bat, pa mi6en mir ibn aus
I9netpen," res 1T ter neueite 9a9esbez
febl 6omuel g. Gilpen'S, pe6 8orllBer&
Der remoftatiiden Staatseommitse H.
Nem Sort an feline @etreuen.
Germ Gilpen CUR Na9rtdt baB BET
v&rebe rer Corruption" bic cempfratil&e
partei ni@t a NJ ionpern au 0efnnen.
- Sn 8rootlyn, q. 3 bat Der Sens
ton Greeley, Clint @rant) Gldsel psr
@epublitaner in ben Yrimdrmablen nit
;me t Drtttel Majeritdt 9etr9t.
Das reputlifoniide 8otum in Broofs
Ign pilp ausl6lisblid bon hen Deuts
laen centrcl,r'. ga, ia ulY6ss!
uSene @afen, jene 8afsr
Ma&en rir nod piel ;u l6ofen."
- Sn Manaduletts fol cine arcbe
6tBio0p 9easn rie Sritituofenhane!sr
Ireesben. Iis Gputdusler ruben ROD
ntdt ale b,e einnal cine 0rpbe 5fbia9p
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unpe'ftano moa rc& ia nidt benton
caB rie Unnunit tets llh pamit be-
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- Die &uflurz 9SnSeftts ipnszS ter=
COMMITTEE T. fir bic e%inselnen Slritaaz
ten @uttp;nn1itteen errannt, peren Nut
aabe CO lein fou, fi@ uf jepe tbunl.de
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fen.
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SounsD xiRet.

oOGns Atr CT.
Sir &i9ter hes 81 irift @eri9ts-B { Fcett
@ilfin.
Genatpren.
neutrality-suspicious. Difrift nmfa1enb bic erft,
arctic unb brittle @arb-S. 9. .. 9earh.
Neutrality-suspicious. Dilrift, umfa0eno bic Att
nnb ste @arb unp bic Iomn5-Spbn NtcpIe.
g3sprdftntanten.
1. unb 2. @a1b-Spbn 9. @anbprn.
3. @arb-Yeter 8erfey.
4. Warb-S. 6. 8urbant
S. @arb-5. 81. Smptbe.
2anb 81 tritte-W m. 9. Quinn.
County Deamte.
S1abmeifr-D Dap.
@tsriH-G @smpnbs.
GeuntY anma't-@. W. &rmtn.
&eeiaratpr-G Jas. Ya1aSant.
Court &ommili: rtr @. @ie9entbaler
Gmpnsr-M. Z. ~Narpenteur.
Qansmt6er-B. Q1. Brunpn.
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Gan Graneisen .. ri. S.pt. -
Gine 9urp BON Gatbi8en. Bic erfe in ten,
Staaten an, paeifi4sn Metr pdu,pe ppn
Coroner Qilile1uan, etnsm Dsmptlaten,
teIufen. nm hber BEN x6rpfr eiinss &
iIsnttnea farbieen xnaben 9ei@tnl@au
~ taltiu.
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- Der Gempelbe,renproen batte ere
srsSe parape uno n1adte lei bteier SIC
8enbeit ben Miniftern bee 6errn SIR ut
fine Aufpartuns, Spnperbare Geupa<
Htei
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MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
Dpnnerfae, ben 20. @eptember 1871.
8spnblikanistbs Staats- Gitktt

Sir @uuuernSr,
&rraee Muhtn.
Sir 8iee-@ uupernHr,
% m. s.. gale.
Sir @tautsietretGr,
Gen. e. y. c1enntfon.
Sir @taatsl@aBmeiaer,
@iuiam Sceser.
Sir Staatsanualt,
3. 81. 6. @crneQ.
Sir &ibter bes Sterseri@ts,
g. =. IT. Wfc MILAN.
gobn m. 8erry.
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Degeneration pas @0pens auein pur@
pos @olf pes Sioens pol3ieben liebe,"
Tbaten folsen plrpsn Die ni@ts
wenieer als bic Observation-Disclosures ~Brd.
perli@teit IN gang Mmerita" CUR Mutter
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-25
Gbe 9aip SPY: a0lutest frioap Morng august IS 1871
Miscellaneous.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CuRREHcY,l
Washington, July II, 1871, !
Whereas the Congress of the United States by act
approved February g. 1871, did ordan as iolows That
THE Worcester County National Bank. now located
in Blackstone, state of Massachusetts, is hereby
authorized to change its location to the town of Frank
lin state of Massachusetts, whenever the stockholders
representing three Ourths of the capital of said bank at
meeting called for that purpose, determine to make
such change the President and Cashier shall execute
certificate under the corporate seal of the bank specify
ing such determination. and shall cause the 20 be
recorded in the Office of the Comproerof the Currency,
and theeupOn such change of location shall be effected,
and the operations of discount and deposit osad bank
shall be carried under the name OF "The Franklin
National Bank in the town of franklin Norfolk
ty, State of Massachusetts.
And be IL further enacted that nothing in this act
contained shall he construed rs in any manner TO
action proceeding IN law In which the said bank may
be party inteTested; and when such change shall
have been determine upon rs aoresai notice thereof
and such change shall be published In at least two
for not less than four successive weeks.
And whereas 1.-THE Worcester County National
Bank" located in Blackstone, state of Massachl.
SETS by resolution OF Its stockholders represent &
meeting called the purpose. held OH the Sd day OF
May. ISL did accept the change OF location TO Franklin
Norfolk county. State of Massachusetts, and caused
copy OF such resolution, duly authenticated to be filed
with the Comptroller OF the Currency.
Now, therefore, |, John Jay knox, Acting Comptroller
of the Currency, do hereby declare that by virtue OF
said act the location OF the said The Worcester County
National Bank of Blackstone" is changed to Franklin,
and that the title of said bank is also changed by virtue
of said act, to "The Franklin National Bank"
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed my
and annexed my seal OF Office to be alike to these
presents the city Of Washington in the District Of
Columbia, this l7th day Of July, a D ISL
Acting n ne