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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19

The Washington correspondent of the
Missouri Democrat says:
The old suit against Senator Sprague
for literary essays furnished him by wri,
ter of this city, is soon to come up in new
shape. The first suit was brought by the
printer for publishing the speeches and
gained. The executor of the author, in
settling the accounts of the latter, finds, a
bill againsi Sprague yet unpaid, and pro-
poses to recover it in court. The essays
furnished were upon the finance and labor
question, tonnage and similar questions.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
THE TRUE THEORY OF CITRE

railways SAEs ,PARILLIAN hEsuLvEST up lies the
Sstem through be blood, urine, ea, auu structure
naklng cenSItu -nts n TIssue-u,.AiHg Plrsu- III Il
ug, II a. or CaUrI' and At MahIus e.elneuts All OF
u constituent are nourls purity ng and siren b
Ane. Ii repairs, e2ls. resolves AMI cut OF tine
ody the lrodut o. dec y anu ptIub. Con.uufI-
on. White Swell ing, Dropsy, SyIhii = Cancer u
nOrs &c, are all OF scro uUus itatts So but ID ,
&c within the curative range 81 the Sarsaparlh All
Divert
That ccrOfula by whatever name designate ls The,
esuIt OF deposits from OiOvd. pduce'i ur cause,
ar MIC lnhammatOn. That those uspuS u ,aAt pIa Z
men the blood Is poor, weaa watery. iu,.7 Do b
"ldlHg IN solution It's proper from t,
Fesenct OF SEINE virus OF poison in biUuu a. " L
ury CaIomei, Corrosive SubllmaIe, Ybcb the Tar
nsVc Chloride Of Mercury, other agents gwen q
Ildiclhes, and which enters largely ID ;hs aoiu a
dVertsed earssparls. not absorbed On 4uged from
teir natural condition.
mat Unless the re airs or nutrlmsnts are great
nan the wastes, th9t composition decay u sl-
'erVene, and the powers Of lite OecOme exhaust
mat the dying body cannot be susIalue,I on al v
reatment OF medication that oXhausJs the syslyI ?
uls TO nourlsh the bOoi. the only me, iun N ueh
when the vital forces are preserved, and on Viii LIE
'roWth Of the body depends.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
OVARIAN TuMnR CIIREn-

Never has medicine taken internally been known
" nave cured tumDrs either OF the wUmU ut.ri uva-
les OF bowels; the KNIFE has been the reliance
arsaparllllan settles this question For il has cured
Yer TWENTY pers ms of OVARIAN CYSIs and CUgOK.
well as IumorS IN the bowels uterus womb liver
)ropslcsl EusiOn. Ascites. and Calculus Concfstons
'unlOr of Twelve Years Grow th Cured bV
Railways Re>OIvenI.
BEVERLY. Mass, July Is 1879
Dr. kADwAY-I have had Ovarian Tuner in tina
varies and bowels. All the doctors said there WAS
30 ne Tor It. trle1 everything that WAS r-c,u-
tended, but moth, z helped me. saw your Re- v
ut, and thought would Try IT, but had 10 taItb IN IL
'erause had suffered tor twelve years. / iouk tx
'0ttles OF the ResOlveEt, box Of Railways Pill
no used two bottles OF your ReaIy Relief anu lnt,
not sign Of qtnOr to be eeen teIL, anu ie,I
etter, smarter and happier than / have tor vsiy,
ears: The worst TumOr was in the lett Sue OF the
oWels over the groIn write this 10 you Tor the ben
Ut OF Othefs lou can publish u II you choose
HANNAH z. KNAPP.
Price. One Dollar
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
a Nuisance.

As is well known there are number of trl.
fling women now confined in the workhouse,
sod occasionally they hold regular levees in
front of that institution on Main street, and re-
hearse with their friends outside the incident:
that mark the pathway of their i'll spent lives
Natural feeling and kindness, even among the
debased, is a noble trait but the time and place
chosen are singularly inappropFate, and are by
no means enjoyed by citizens living in the
neigh borhood of that institution.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
Shcrih;s sale.

| of = n,arnbr I.-1 - f-Cat 81 ths cnrr, $3.50 IN DAl
Knoxville. cash in hand. all the right title. claim
interest AMI dem md that NeiSOn Nina has i AMI 10
cert in tract parcel of land lying ami stu tied in
the 4h civil districtof Knox county, Tenn. eonaini1
one hundred and fifty acres, less being abOut
one half of tract of AID originally consisting q,
acts known and desc .ibed follows, viz: The home
place. twenty fV; entry; thirty acres warran1
the ffty acre entry, the Campbell traet-tbe "a bnI
of the FIVE tracts containing three hundred md 81
acres more less and about one-half in Know count
and the other half in Granger county levied on
the property of Nelson Mynatt TO satisfy a iudr-
ment in the Chancery Court OF Knox county Tenn IN
favor OF Joseph Mynatt Vs. Nelson Mynatt
auglS-d2tw3t V. Z. G0SSETT Sheriff
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19

To PICKLE RED CABBAGE.-Takea head
of the darkest red cabbage and slice it very
thin, shake on it a little coarse salt and let
it rest twenty-four hours to drain. BOi
an ounce Of black pepper and an ounce O.
allspice in quart of vinegar; and when
cold pour it over the cabbage; then pack
it close and keep it well covered.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
Notice to Travellers and ShiDpers

OFFICE on hT9xvILLE KENTUCKY X. r. Co >
hEoXyLLE, TIM July. 1871.
ON AND AFTER THE ilsr July. INST. THE
" mail ira n on The Knoxville and he lucky Rail
road VIII leave knoxville at o'clock = NJ j arrive
NJ, ana arrive at knoxville at 1G3O NJ
All reghts delivered at the depot at Knoxville by
o'clock p VIII shipped that dav properly dI-
rected; n points on this road. " j. PARR0TT.
1uiyZSol Acting Superintendent,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
WASHINGTON.
General Financial Matters.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ex-Governor Henry d.
Cooke deposited in the Treasury to-day fifteen
millions of dollars, to be placed to the credit O
the European syndicate.
The American syndicate reports sale Of two
millions to-day.
The payment of the September interest on the
public debt will be advanced without rebate on
Tuesday next.
All exchanges Of bonds held as security for
bank circulation for other than the new five per
cent bonds are suspended for he present
No communication has pissed between Long
Branch and the departments here, regarding
the Federal officials at New Orleans. NJ
changes are apprehended in official quarters.
All the colored recruits have been ordered t.
New Orleans to reinforce the 9th cavalry.
The captain of an English vessel at Darien
Ga, recently had occasion to punish four insub
ordinate sailor by combining them in the hold
The imprisoned men, through lawyer. obtain.
ed a writ of habeas corpus from a negro magiS-
trate, who released them. The matter has been
made subject of diplomatic negotiation be-
tween the British Minister and the State De.
partment, the captain having complained to his
government of breach of international law.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
Kidney, Bladder.

Urinary ana Womb Diseases Urayci. DIaDejrs Drrr-
~ lncon Inence OF Urine. Brlghls disease ,,r-r
ria and in where are Brck dus deposits or
ne "aler thick. cloudy, mIAc,, Wit sGust.,.. &
10 white II egg or III eadS IKE wHIIe sk OF th.
nlOrolI, DARK, bilious appearance, AMI Buir
us dep sItS, AKA here thert Is prichIng butp.r z
ensat on. and paIL ia the tie uack an ,.,-
ne lolnE. In al these cOnu tlon> RAJ. way Ssilsl
AN hesOlvent al .e ~ as Application o. h..,Na :
neady hellei tO he spine anu small be zach ia
ne bowels regu' ated with one or I've VI k-TWa,
regulating PliIs er ia, VIII soon max. a G, l,pI,,,
ure IL few days the patient wall Ge rnabi-- % h,ld
nd discharge water Daturoily ithUut pain. d ~ IL
Orne VIII be restored Its Natural lear and amer
sherry color
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
THE WASTES OF tn. B, nY

are supple, " IN new hes, L., ana v rous boo
o't furnishes sound structure. hencv a.. sui. r. {
'oL we ktnng dIsei., gss. etser Nal, oI 8, &C.
r m DIcers VI o"rts. thru ugh The Ieprtivt Ir,ts
AY % RSAPARILLIAS are ARRESTED, ana lie rUi
H. cd organs hyalpS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19

THE Washington Chronicle concludes q
recent editorial on the grasping financia
policy of New York. which has cOncen-
trated the wealth and commerce Of til,
country there in these words:
at is a serious question how far such an
accumulation of financial power is COM
patible with the working of free institu.
tons or with a progressive civilization.
We are not disposed, therefore, to entertain
any sentimental regret for the removal q
our great empire of trade from the moutl
of the Hudson, and for its distribution al
many local centers thronghOu the country
The enlargement of the scope of local and
individual life is one of the hopeful signs
of the times. Social Capitalization is a.
bad as political Capitalization, and has de
veloped enough of its evil influence among
us to inspire very healthy reaction in the
public mind. We trust the days of metro
pOltan domination are numbered"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19

REMEDY FOR HEAvEs.-A veterinarian
in the Kansas Fdrnaer, in answer to al
inquiry for heave remedy, says: "This
disease is caused by debility of the parva
gum nerves. Any measures you can take
to improve the condition of your horse
will relieve his complaint. You must give
him his food i'll light bulk, but little water
at time, and feed him but small guam
tity of dry hay. My treatment is to give
five grain doses of arsenic once in twenty.
four hours for two weeks; then omit the
medicine for one week, and repeat as a;
first. 1t should be given in chopped food,
and there is no danger in its use, as di-
rected 1t will often cure and always re-
lieve the horse"
A correspondent of Cincinnati paper
recommends tar as remedy. He says
" Put about half teacupful in the horse 5
mouth once or twice day. The best way
is to use paddle. First pull out the
horses tongue and put the tar in his
mouth, as far as you can. | knew one o,
my neighbOrs to try it for heaves and il
effected permanent cure"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
Painfully PiOuS.

a correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
niercidI, writing from a fashionable sum-
mer resort in New England, says the ladies
are painfully pious," and illustrates:
They are a little wild on Monday; ca
pable of ill-temper on Tuesday; addicted
| to white fibbing on Wednesday; positively
miscellaneous on Thursday; almost unchar-
| liable on Friday, and insipidly good on
Saturday, i'll anticipation of the sacred
Sabbath
1t is rumOred that a young lady from
New York, who is engaged to West
Broadway merchant, was delighted on a
recent Saturday afternoon to welcome him
back from Europe, where he had been
travelling for year. She is sentimental
and he gallant, and it may be supposed
they enjoyed each others society under
the circumstances. They evinced very
natural disposition to be alone, and after
nightfall wandered down the Bay road
and did not return till nearly Midnight.
They were strolling through the corridor
it is reported by Peeping Tom of Coventry
holding each others hands tenderly, and
were about to retire alter numerous labial
exchanges. The clock struck u.
GOOD night, my darling" said Charles
Augustus, winding his arm about Arabel-
las waist, and bending his lips to hers.
"Oh, you mustn't kiss me now, Charles
could MT let you for anything in the
world"
mot kiss you, you little simpleton; why
it isn't twenty seconds since l kissed you,
and you seemed to like it. What new ca
price is this ?"
" 1t isn't any caprice, dearest; but the
but the clock has j. struck L. It's "a"
day now, and L am sure you would not
want to have me DO anything wicked. Just
wait. my precious one, until it strikes II
tomorrow night, and then you may kiss
me ever SO many times"
What Charles said or did then, I am
without the means of knowing, but have
no doubt the remainder OF this highly in
telligent story will be found in the next
number of the New York Ledger.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
Drugs and Medicines.

7 symptoms Of liver com
plainT are uneaSines and
pain in the side. Sometimes
CIhdkHNMOg 4 the pain is in the shoulder,
s. NIWlNiJNN and is mistaken for rheumH-
tism. The stomach is a1ected
with loss of appetite and
sickness. bowels in general
cOstve. some alternating with
lax. be head is troubled with pain, and dull heavy
sensation, considerable loss of memory accompanied
szEaszsz1ss - with painful sensation hav
ing left undOne something
{ whic ought to have been
,E,-1 done. Often planning OF
INt X weakness. debility, and low
Cis ~ { spirits. Sometimes many Oh
the above symptoms attend
the sease and at other
umes very few of them; but
the liver is generally the organ most involved. Cure
the Liver with
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
RAILWAYS
Sarsaparillian ResOIVent,
Has made the most astonishing cure>. So
quick, SO rapid are the changes Tie
body undergOes under the intiu-
ence of this truly Wonderful
Medicine that
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.

Scrotula, Consumption. Syphilis in its many forms
Glandular Disease. Ulcers III the Throat and Mouth
Juniors, Nodes Ill the Glands, ana OF her parts OF the
systems Sore Eyes, StrumOus Discharges rom the Ears
EruPrve Diseases of the Eyes, Nose Mouth ana the
worst forms Ct skin Diseases; Erup IONS Fever sores
,eald Head, Ring Wcrm. salt Rhcum, ErySipelas
Acne, Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh Tumors Can
ers, IN the Womb, and all Weakening and hui DIS
hargeS Night Sweats, and all OF The Line PrIr-
lple are within the Curative of RIdWays Sal
'aphr1l2n heSOlVent, anu lew days use will prove q
my person using for either of these forms OF disease
potent power to cure them.
Not only dses the Sarsap rlian ResulvsuI excel 81
inoWn remedIGl agents in the OF Chronic Scrns--
Uus Constitutional. Skin und Sy phllOId di.e-es on,
[ the nnlN Ce auN tnr
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lax be head is troubled with pain, and dull heavy
sensation. considerable loss of memory. accompanied
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
F0REEGS NEWS By THE CABLE.

F0REIGN NEWS By THE CABLE
Fete of the eX-EmperOr Of the French
in England.
TELErRAMS FROM S0VEREIGNS.
Daring Highway Robbery Reported in
California
ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS In RUSSIA.
Miscellaneous and Washington News
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-19
TELEnRAMS FROM SOVEREIGNS,
ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS IN RUSSIA

Miscellaneous and Washington News
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
SEL.F-GOVERNMENr.
Lecture by Rev. Thomas Eaard.

Lecture by Rev. Thomas Guard.
me Rev. Thomas Guard, OF South Africa, lee
tu pd last night before large audience In the
xa Nteenih street Methodist Episcopal church. upon
Use u-Government." After very fine description
u Il process Of the formation Of the earth through
ages Of change he introduced man, and proceeded
70 tal about selfgovernment. self is one and vet
a Hanilod. There are body, soul, senses, intel:
aect-a nature which binds us to time and nature
NAT b. e relations to eternity In order TO govern
self N an must have, frst knowledge OF himself
The ma Sority OF men know other men better than
Ney Rno themselves Most men can tel all the
nlts OF he next door neighbor, but nave little SELF.
snowiedg,. Most men treat their characters as
shey treat their watcnes--they study only the out
ysde moyeloents and know nothing OF me inside.
t6at you SHOULD not travel over Husbands
and wives abn mothers and fathers should know
- saved many an agony ana the son would be
eAved many vip. You must decide with what IN
are % conserve Siie and 10 improve lic You are
g conserve everything that makes you a
ena madc ssbserv1ent The one part 10 tbe,other.
" nss neen conts etec that tho huna body Is
Guss destroy the most glorious piece OF diyine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES human body. This is not true
sustain ali es DO So S 10 ~ sa aad passions to
Ioa DO not nss 70 destroy the body, but
JSe besnufu Is IS Se"BSs Be cd pGrs tVates and hny;
W seq Shaulst.eehs lu lauy dress. But doDit
sike 10 Tee blue stpcKng, Tor IL suggests osslnca
Ton Of She heart: &c not Ike 10 ace GrecJan
6end, for 70 suggests weak spnes, and DO NOT IKE
see castles the bair Tor they suggest soitenine
Cl Inc brain. You are t1 govern sell ior the saks
OF deye opslent God hs buried everywhere
undeycloped force. and you are to be
workers together with God Capacity is locked
ap by God ana plSn ~ set TO unlock the treasure
Man is 70 mold lStent forces IN natule and in nIu
cut Till the knowledge OF Bod ana the love Of God
shal snhe like sun Dpon pour nature. SeiI-2ovefn-
mcnt Implies mOnaI,.t/ What snau be monarchy
The soul must rule the body, and jnngmcnt must
Sple passion, ana conscience must rule emotion.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
COURT CALENDAHs-TRi; nay.

SUPREME CoURr--CHAMBERs--IIeld by Judge
Brady.-Nos. IL rs, 81, 40, 49, 40, AZ, 5s, 81, gl.
SUPREME -CIRCUrr-Part 2-Held by Judge
Van Bruut.-Nos fl5, 1913, 1899, 162e. 1865, 1851,
1o9l l74o 1892 4s5 1909 l8i3 1922 1855, 1901, 1862
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TrRM--Psrt Held by
Judge McCunn. Nos 563 5s5, 1885, 6i5, ll4s, 1l5l,
1855, 1137 $685. 705, 923, 7S9, 1l05, 1881, 1is7.
Judge j. f. Daly-Nos. eS3, 9i4, 345, 15l, $40, 993,
1918, 436, 1927 693, e0e sl2 $40, 1919, 1885, 1882
Part 2-Held by Judge Larremorc.-N0s. s97, e46,
e4I, ss2. 1850 1904 l06s, Sl41s, 13ol 1902, 1903,
1870, 1013 1916, 1917.
COMMON PLEAs--EouITY TERM-Hcld by Judge
G. X Daly-No 15l.
MARINE C0URT--TRIAb TERM-Part Held by
Judge Joachlmsen. Nos 6s49 s2l4 1920, 0656, 65l2,
71s7. Part 2-Held by Judge Gross. Is4l, s15o,
$685. 6756 6s57 699 7ls9, 1870 1882 1865 ss4s $780,
1852, 1858, $3.50. Part 3--Held by Judge Curtis.-
Nos 1856 os92 6s05, $685. 1885, 7s4e 1910, 1912 7pl3
1914, '402 s403, 7403h, 7404.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
NHlgTiyGTON,s SAWDVsg.

What an Euterprisins New Yorker Hns -
Store for Benighted CorIxueys. !,
Superintendent Kels0 states that he has not bee4
telegraphed to from London concerning the distrf
button OF sawdust circulars there, forwarded by ad
alleged swindlcr named Charles J. WhrtiDgtol2
who claims TO have general offlce IN JOAN street
this city, The despatch received yesterday FROM
London, and which was published In the evening
papers, gave it out tnat Wilmington is one OF th9
many ''sawdust'' scoundrels who have been making
things lively IN these parts during the past lev
months for those innocent souls who are Wiling "a
forward their hard-earned money TO q strangcr3
hoping to receive "Dy return OF mall' gOcdi&
COUNTERFEIT MONEY, b
not only well calculated to deceive, but 10 retnrn
handsome profit the cash investment. IL ~
charged that this Wilmington has very bad hapitt
which is q very old In this city with erea%
many sharpers, OF sending circulars about descrlD1
cOunterfeits OF bank notes were, and mat he madA
10 his particular business to tell hts London ugnts
be customers that he had the Bank OF England noto
down To such q fine point that even the Board o.
Governors would take them, IKE any other
GOOD NOTE, SAT SIGHT"
Sad 10 say for the morality of our English e0nsins
II is said that Wilmington was very successful lY
his operations. as lar as they went, ana tnat hlY
customers will not fail to receive their boxes of saw
dust "by the return man., 1nstead OF the beautiu1
fortunes for so many honest people IN such verys
very short time. The despatch from London says
Whittineton's circulars have been recelvcu ~ va1
rious partIes,' and that the police magistrates are
determined that the English people snail not lns
crease their present individual Indebtedness 10 fors
eigners Tor favors received for the benefit 81 Whitf
fington so long az they can help It, What fces the
s1ueer, MIR. Wilmington think OF all tblsY
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
MINING IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Tie Copper Mines In Chatham County-Flat-
tering Prospects for the Davidson silver
Mines.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. q, 1871.
The city was yesterday enlivened and tue hearts
OF real estate owners gaddened by the arrival here
OF al the leading members OF the Clegg Copper ana
Smelling Mining Company from New York. Among
the distinguished visitors is Mr. Frank Osgood, who
Is one OF the leading members OF the company. This
company have largely invested IN mines In this
state, the Clegg mines, IN Chatham county, being
those from which the company derives IT'S
name. Soon after their arrival they took the
train on the Chatham railroad, TO visit and
inspect the mines, with view to their further de-
vclopment. Tney have been operating successfully
in mining here for the past twenty years and they
now propose 10 extend their operations both In
chatham and other counties. Upon their return
here the distinguished party VIII go to the Garden
Hill mines, In Guiliord, and the silver mines i'm
Davidson county. In both OF which they are largely
Interested. Tnis company ls looked upon the
Leader IN the Development OF the mineral resources
OF the State, and their visit at the present time IL
regarded az the Inauguration OF new era of pros
pprity.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
DOCK DEPARTMENT.

meeting q the Commissioners OF Public Docks
was he'd yesterday afternoon, with the President,
Mr.. John ]. Aanew In the chair A small amount
81 routine bu9ness was transacted, after which the
Executive Committee reported IN favor OF prosecut.
ing - hillier Tor nnes for using horses on piers
Where no PLATFORM baa been laid, and to require the
removal OF sunken sl0ops between piers 10 and 20
North RIVER; TO permit - Rhineiander 70 com
p,.e nsae tGe repairs Of bulkhead pier 81 North
~, navsi, oWleu ~ them; to require the removal OF
East River, by stated period. ~''
nr. WOOD OF the Auditing Committee, stated that
cneek mad been received rom the Deputy Conn.,
ieaer Tor 1000, and he moved that oil pills OF
anu under 80 DO PAID IN fall, and 1y per cent lie
PAD on ~ bills above that amount
several communications were received ana 70.
bried. and tus tgard Weot into exycggive session.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
JERSEYS JUDICIAL JOKER.

In the Newark Police Court, over which presideA,
Judge Mills rival OF Judge DowlIngs IN the mate1
OF wondrous memory, there was yesterday arraigned
on charge OF very petty larcency, respectable.
looking, wcll-to-do middle-aged man. Tme0
separate charges were preferred against him. E's
route to the station house the prisoner, whose name
s Neil Mclaughlin, assayed to bribe the ponce nal
blue coat according 10 his own showinN
proved incorrnptlbe. A Mr.. John Mc,sughlanf
no relative OF tho prisoner wen. nIs
Ialighan said, addressing tho Judge. -" DON'T !,
can't understand 1t. j am quite astonshed; ~ can
be trueu His Honor who entertains politlcel vIcwl
In strict accordance with those OF the defeated cans
lIdate for Governor OF New Jersey, dryly roOlnedg
DON'T can't understand 1t; but. nevertheless,
quite truc.n Laughter In tho Court ana spee"y
Withdrawal Of Dailed man and bondsInan.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
SAD ACCIDENT IN HOB0KEN.

Yesterday morning melancholy and fatal accs
dent took place at the corner OF Ninth and Gardcn
streets. Mr.. Charles Hagan, well known young
man, was employed In laying cornice on bulldS
inc thirty Ave feet In height. and had erected for
that purpose temporary platform, " hch proved so
fral as to lead to his death: Daniel war; resl:
when both men carelcssly moved backwards sd
far that the iastenings OF the scanoldng gavG
way and they fell TO the ground. Hagan skull
bv that death soon ensued Ward fell partly on his
comrade. which, perhaps, saved his own life,
though his arm aud both legs are broken, and hd
lies IN q dangerous condition. He was taken to 81.
Mary's Hospital, where he was attended by Drs.
Benson and Ciabert. Hagan's body was carried to
his residence 81 Garden street, and thence TO thu
engine house OF Washington Hook ana Ladder com.
pany, OF wh!cn ne was member Deceased was
native or Orange, N. j.