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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-26
Das erite 9eft a<S 5w5lften gabr'
eaueeS BON g. 3te2el's
WpDeuen 1. Scaab

lte9t Dor un5 unp fnpen mir po0slbe mil
elmer retdbalti9en uup seciesenen 2eftare
ausseitnttet.
Der rM mi Der eiernen
Masfe", Elm ron en-. Aug. S.
n 8 perfabter &oman> ftebt an rerSpiBe
oes 6eftes uno Seoer> benz Die punfle,
9ebeimnibpoue Gage Don ben, ein9eferter>
ten frausSdl@en &6ntsslobn betannt 1T,
miro pteien &uman Semib nit 8e9terpe
lelen.
Cine Mn3abl Nopelen unb pertbpoler
Stts;en bic ben ubrisenE betl bes 9eftes
aus flQen, tperpen ra6 Sntere0e Der 2eisr
fe1eln, unp fam ee n;dt feblen, CAP Der
2eiefleis be5 NceeAs"zS4aBeS l@ tag
LID n.ebren miro.
Ml6 prdmte IT >,m cie5jdhrigen
Sabrgange Elm wuti!4'ss &unfblatt in
Selfarbepruf Hstgegtbsa, cas wabrli4
in ieiner Mrt ic: unerret@t raitebt.
Ole Scene, 9du6lt9e6 @lud
uno Derla11enbett rarfelenp, 1T
an utp fir ii6 l9pn zines jener Bilber>
welae 70 reGt gum Semitic 1preden,
uno 1T Elm pantbarer @e0enitano fit ben
0rifsl pe6 Sln ltlerS> in peNenWepalt es
Rebt purd 9eb5ri9e @ertbeilung pom
S9otten uno 2i6t BEN redteu @feft tn
ben 5auptFeuren res Bilpe6 beroprtreten
81 la(1en. @ar man bisber sewobnt,
Our9 Mnwenoun8 retd|er Jarben i'm Dell
f%arbsncrud Elm ptel 81 MARINES
Golprit su eybalten, 10 1T bsi BE-
m Viloe i'm @egentbcil ca8 re9ts
Maab in ben Barben einasbaltsn worpen>
70 tab> in rf6tteer Gntfernune 9eieben,
Die banrelnpen Tisuren lo rebr auf Dem
0~oreereruupe terportruen.
G6 1T un5 eiss Der jidsyRe Beweis,
oaB in Der photographic Der Druder feline
Aufsobe be9reift uno eur4 fetbiees
Stupium tn Gartenprdporoten Nd balo
auf gletde 55be NIT oem 3ei9ner
l9pin9en wiro.
Wtt ooler ueberjeu9ung t6nnen mir
ben Sci srn I'M ereS Blattee ben 9frpellen .
SdoB BON g.. 3tdel in Seem yort, ols
Elm nnterbaltun98blatt empfeblen. Aue
IA Sage erlaetnt Elm 5eft, uno fpfet 20
Gents. DaS potporto betrlet 6 Gents
oterteljd6rlid. @e9en 9fad3ablun9 pon
so Gents erbdlt ieper @bonnent bic oben
belprodene Yrdmte, bic ula wirtli@eS
&unfblatt ein:5 Seoen Yar!or 3ieren
Wan wenee t:<l an 6rn. g. 3idel,
10 Dep @tr., N;p Yorf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-26
YoG6eiQeriC9t.

- o.
Sn btr &lase StStn Grau5 oufou uno
tbre dttefte Eo1ter, pel@e beihulpt8tfinp
Elm lioerlt@es 6auS ~ balten, ipradtn
bte @ei&mcrenen pte Mngetla9ten fret.
Der dltelte Sobn nurpe mad Der &eforus
,S&ule eelanpt. r..
George &ronfrotb, nel&er pom Dens
ni6 &yan etnen Rod geitoblen, trurre
Don Dem polt3etrt&ter bic Wabl selaf1en,
.entmecer cine Citrate pom $25 ~ 3ablen
ooer auf 80 Sage mad 6otel @raee 3u
tpanrern. 49, y * ~
6rau Su~tn8sportb, pom ibren, lteben6<
rpiroteeu Gbemanre BEG tbatldalide1
Mn9rifS auf penielben anseflast> wuyoe
frei9elproden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-26
SenIattoneu.

DieMinneapoliS uGribune", 81. paul
uDispat9" unp vYreb" baben f16 9e9en;
ieitis in ben lebten Gaecn in ipaltenlan,
Aen Senlattonsz Nrtifeln iberboten, in
,pel9sn fe por penNu9en oe6 publifume
ibre 19muB'ge Wdl4e ma1beu. 3eit uno
Raum erlauben unS ntdt, oteie 9e9enlei>
tisen uGntblQunscn" unierer Goleeen
eon Der umerifaniihen YreIle In alien ibz
rem Details gu r%epropujtrsn.
Die 1ebr melt auS9elppnnene Nfatrc
liBt th in went9enB orten nabin 3ul amz
men a0en caB Die 5erren DriscoQ BON
ner upre6" unp 6. Ni6ol5 ron St.paul
Nftisn Der uNortbmeitern Goniructtpn
Company" gu taufen luaten, >paS ibneu
ipdter purd Germittlun9 Don Gol. Sting
son MtnneapoliS ou6 gelan9, relder
feline ~etseusn Nftien an Nihpls obtrat.
Nibp!6 wurre in pae Direftorium Der
@%ompaNnie sswdblt. 5iermit waren pis
MinneapoliS Diret1oren niht etnYertanz
Den uno %cerlan9ten ietnen HUdtritt.
Sing erfldrte num- oab er feline Nftien
Dey)5ulib i'm Direfiortum Ysrtreten per>
os, jtpob loQte eemdb frlberen Gerlprez
ttenS Der Yroft, wel6er m69liher @sile
uuf feline Nftten fir ben 9e9enwdrttoen
Gontraft allen miiroe, an Dri6cou uno
Nidols 9eben.
5iern,it waren9eBtere ni9t einYerfan<
ren uno perfauften 16lie6liA ibrec}ntereI1e
in Ter Gumpa9nie an Sing aus, IA ibnen
peri0nlthe &eprdl %entatton i'm Dtrettpz
rum perpei9ert wuroe.
Nu1 sebt aus ben uGntbGQunsen"
berppr, roB DriscoQ uno NiholS in III
rer gontroverle NIT Sing Die @ermitt>
lung oes lsBiBen Senators Winepm an
rtefen unD an pielen pfeMnforoerune fell
ten> ct ioue i6 Don &ine> trel9er Elm ins
timer Treunp Binrom8 1T, trennen.
gS lbstnt> cab man l9lteBti@ CUR Mns
fibt fa1n> ccb cine fort9eleBte Sppo1tton
se9en Sing unp Die Minneappli8 Dtref@
tpren Ter Nortbweltern Contribution Cont
pany m6ali9er Beile cine Mteberla9e
@inocm's CUR 6olae baben fDrnte, uno
bierauf perfauften Driscou unb feline Sc
Observation-Disclosures tbrSntere0e In ber Cont
,aSnie an &in9 aus.
So weit DIE Ibatla6en. NuS Sbiz
gem selansen Die Tribune" uno "Dts>
nat6" CUR @@lubfol9erunG oaB Die ct.
paul "Yreb" i1& bel Der @abl @inooms
gum BunpeSlenator our6 @elc babe be-
einau6en la0en, mdbrenp bic ~preb" ma
tlyli@ bieS entidiecen In Mbrcpe felt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-26
81. Naul 9anoelS= TANNER

Jn tbrer 9efrtaen @tBun9 bel@lob bic
&ammer cine Yetitiox an Senator &ant<
iep na@ @aibtnstou su ienpen fir @ol<
lenpurs beS BaueS hes ST.. paul@ul tom
5aule6. Cine @elobemiuiaune @eitsns
ee6 Gon9reNe S BON $4,000 1T erforz
perlt6 UNI ben 8au gu oolencen.
Die Committee fit @onloltotrun9 BET
County uno StaotDerwaltun9 ftattet Ell
aen Ma;oritdt Beri6t ab, Die @tactper>
waltuns dber ros gauge @ounto ouSsuz
pebnen, bic TomAs burh 3 Stactrdtbe
in cem Stactratbe III Yertreten uno Den
Boaro Der County @ommtl1oner6 aufiuz
teben.
Ok 8eamten eer cpn1olipirten0 ermalz
:unA 1cuen aus etnem SberiE @lcrt uno
Coroner beaeben, pel@e Elm frirte6 Sc
Dalt, uno feline @eblbren erbalten IoQen.
6err Otlfuan rei9t einenM inoritatsz
beri6t 9e9en Con lplioation Elm.
Beipe 8eri6te peroen fir lpdtere Be-
ratbuns auf ben Slid eelest.
Die ~tpeltlid< &rtaIide" &ammer pol
ilrts ouf Nntra9 hes 6errngfope6 bterauf
sen Ysldlub ~eab bic Nu6aelun9 uno
Der gerfauf DON 2otterie Sol en In benz
2sle5iinmer Der 5ancel6fammer bteDurpe
Der 6ancelsfammer bena9tbefiot unb
os5balb ni@t ;u tiQisen IT,"
:0ierauf Gerta9ung.
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- MrS. @etter's Dry @cpps @tore
go. 342. Drttte Ctr. sutbdlt Die QrDBte
Nuswabt, tbeils nsuer, tbsit8 neu in
@tanp QeleBter Maafen Goltlme.
jon24<4m.
@roBer. Shnsefall. -- Das
Metter am leBten Samna9 mar milp unp
tlar ; wdbrenp Der No6t besann Elm
aumdbli& 5unebmenoer S&neeiau, nell
der ben 9ansen @enntae f%crtpauerte,
uno baben mir felt 9eitsrn pra9tppleS
@etter uno CUTE S@ltttenbabn.
- Mator @r,. $. Borbes BON ct.
paul 1T gum @senten Der Stour Snpiaz
aer am Devils Safe ernannt tporben.
- Die COMMITTEE ber 2eo{6latur fir
@~obltbdtiefeit6 N~nfalten, belu9te 9e>
fern bic &eformzS9
Btntertletoer 3um Mew*z
|yort GtnfaufSprei]e.-6u Sir Die
nda1ten 80 Sage perfauft 6err Mleranz
Der Sternber9 letnen @orratb Don Ser
ren< uno &nabenfleibern, n6mlt@ ueberz
rode, 9oiem @eien, &5de, unterbolen
uno unterbemcen> "@banls> @trdmpfe,
5anolduh &appen, tletne &naben<M r~
3d8e &C., @ue6 gum &oitenpreis.
@tr ratben @Qen, ete &leiper taufen
uno @slo ipare1 >ppQen, 1a@ 80. 314
Drttte Strabe 3u seben, 100 ite BON 9errn
Gutenberg gut uup billy eintaufen t5n>
men. u ~ 1- = 'a# ] 1Oi4w y,
-. s. Saplor'6 aeue 2umber yaro
1T an per d., jwtl@en G5rantlin> uup Or
DANCES tra6e. ~
+. @&weiutt5pfe lu.nb Ga6e,, Rteersen,>
felt. @urfFetl& H., {. %. iebeu Sag frtld
tn s. q. 9svetrfaepts pad9aa1. mai.
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Staa:%=N eu;efeiteu-

49, gtienne @:ette, Elm Tarmer in
Morristopn, S&;te @ountp, e1ldoB leBte
Wode in elmer Anfalle pom Batn1nn
feline pisroe ure leBts rann lsin @eb5ft
in Branp. 2&pbnboua, 59euer uno
StdQe NIT a1etn Mpbtlior, Btrtbl9aftsz
9erdtben uno 6ru@t fino total nieperse>
brannt. Der unsladAbe befapet f1@
i'm @%ewatr|am.
- Sn Der Ndbe Der Stoet>@ ren3en
DON Duluth {lno in lef:en Iuaen ptele
W6lft 0eleben worpen. 0roee 4uant>
tdteu Bei3en fommen nod Der Stapt.
Teuer-T. Satnfs's 5aus ant @ots
tpnmpoD tn Brpmu County murce lebteu
Mtttwod Wor9en 4 llbr purd 6eue,
9dnjli@ jerftSrt. &erlut $1,000.
- Sn BET &lase Der ct. Mntbony
@a0er @ompusnie aeaen bic Tunnelz
0sieuldaft in meldtr &ldser etn'
&ntl@dotauna Don $250>000, ttanipru.
den, entldiepen Die 0elhwortnen ~
@unfen Der Eunnelaelrlihaft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-26

General Granladp NIT ben. 3>peiten
s94!ruttttcrpst ~ appna8 erfatlesanadaDti
dbmarid{rt,a uut 8eeenf@ eneral 8ourba>
t'6 Arnee 3u ppertren.
Sn 5amburg uuo 8reu'e, ,puree bic
Proclamation ee6 beut1@en &atlerrei4S
am 22ten feflt@ besangen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-26
9taatS. Nd aus 8efeuf@aft.
Dte1elbe mirb {bre Sobre8,8 erldrt11z

Dieielbe wiro tbre Sabres>g eriammz
lung S%9n 800 w. IS
Mittwo&,> be ~ 1 f'ea Tebruar,
morsens II utr, in ben @dumletr Sc, Ser
@taats<8 ibltotbet i'm Capitol gu st.
paul abbolten.t s' IT
Me9uldre @ountpzS r9antlatIpnen linb
Su je 3uet Dele8aten beredtiet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-26

>per1onal Notts. - @ir batten
Wonto9 ca6 Ger9nl0en Germ Sobn
2upmis, een belisbtenW irib tes Minona
5aules, Binona, Ninu. bier iuSt. paul
gu besruBen. Gr mar ais Dele9at oer
Binona Gatbolifen ;ur Yrotet>D Demon
itratton na@ 81. paul eefemmer unb
TunSirte ale elmer per Gice Yrd1oenten,
,rel6eS NQss ibn jeco@ ni@t btnoerte Der
alte lieben6wQroi9eGreun uno@ eieQl9ai>
ter su fem. Dienta9W orse1 reilfe er troB
bee Yroteite8 leiaer otelen btelsen Greun<
oe na@ @tnona 3urld.
- ct. @bas. 6. Su,ttb tpuroe auua
Arat Der Gtuer>D sparemept NGeeiattpu
sewdtIt. .,., .ua... .,~'
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Dieier entlebli9en @cene wobnte ber
9tatre bet;;.emo6tlcs mubte II 3ui9anen,,.
pte Dor ietnenMueen ietn Mrjuntt tannt<
balti9 binsemartert rpurpe, obne tbm bell
fen 3u f6nnen. De MontYs, munperbas:
ter @eile NOD INNER bel Bewubt{etn,
nnuete tpte Elm 3etSe f1& ausprldt> nd
felbN cine @iertelfunbe lang s%erbrennen
ieben, ebe Der SOB feline 2ualen e,apete..
Die Glammen naren ntepereebranut,
nod allbte cie @lat 9e~beimntseoa<
iaauerlt9 uber Zen p%erfoblten &el1en beS
pom ben n1enfdli9en 5ydnen 0eucrbeten
Mannes, ol5 Gini9e berlelben -goie Mn<ep
oeren batten i:& slet@ eeiattisten @aubz
tbierea BON per un9liid6itdtte forteeldli<
den init lau9en Stan9en, tn pen1
F9limmenpen 5aufen berumiubren Elm
Yerfcblter 6aufen> einen <%nerbrauntett
Baumfamme dbnlider als einen1 menl9z
lt9en &6rper, mar Nue6, pas DcR ceut
unelid!i@en Dc MontYs ibrie 9eblieben1
par. s. .a.' ."s s49'@
@inteeumfebenbe 9etraute1 ftd, tbrem
GntieBen @rrts gu leiben uno etrpa8 peu
@eleB uno Derelei4en 81 dubern: ~@a8
oa, @elese! @eleBe itno ob9el9aft~,
entsesnete Giner Der un9ldubi9en, nit
etuem bIbl9en 8ei9clbmad uon Der er<
fen fran35ll@en &epolution ber: ~Sett
oarf man einer, @pelmann nit oerielben
Non9alance umbrin9en> alS man etue
Glie9e 3erorldt ODER einen1 9abn ben
gals ablhneioet."
DaS Blut f1nnte Gtnem IN ben Noern
eraarrtn> tpena man 5000 Metlen :5eit
pom 5dauplab entfernt o"n 8eri9t fol-
der DISQUALIFICATION left, ia, ca6 game
men1altde @eflbl muB (i@ aufbdua'en
bel benz 3uiay, boB es betnabe eelun9en
mare. our@ einen juriotl9en Sniff bts(e
fetsten auer feieen M5roer ber eere9te,t
CITRATE gu ent3ieben. Der @nwalt terz
lelben beantra9te ndmlid auf @runp bes
Decrets pom 4. Gept. .. &c., weldeS fir
ale pplttt1den Derbreden, 1eit,beur
2.Des. 1852 %beeansen, @traflofsteit gu
dert - pab Der @eri@tsbof feline @pm>
petenj in Der 5aae be1be. Gum Slid
fir bic 6umanitdt sermarf Der @eri9ts>
bof fold Gin Mninnen ; er belt iI9 i'm
0eeentbeil fit competent; Ter Yro5c6
ote1e5 lasublihen Bertrshsns 1T inn
Sarge uno ale geariinpete Nu6Tht ppr<
banoen, cie beltioiate @erehttNfcit an
oieIen neutrality-suspicious. S9urfen
sclibnt gu 1eben. IL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-26

meinfcr Nierertradt on9elpurnt trat Ell,
5ufl9miep nit etnem %9elapenen @ewebr
berpor unb brpbts in treil9encen T5nen,
De Moneys unp 9{ue leines @lei1en ~
tDcten.
Cine Scene micermdrtiQRer @rduel
folgte jeBt Don eenen bic etnfaGe Muf>
adbluna nab ben Drotofcuen oes Yrp<
sei7es ollein oret LANCE 3eituneslpalten
faQen m6gce. Ser &opf peS unelGdlt>
den war BIG sur untenntli9feit perunz
taltet. Die llnfenee Nadt eff bradte
ibm grl0iun9 BON btelen Martern. Na9
|fol@en Eorturen uno unldeli9en Qualen
ruarea bic S&eu1ale ielb(t erl9Spft bod
mar ibr 8lutourf nod ni@t 9eniut; Elm
@@eiterbaufen bon GeuerbelS, 3wei9en
unp Strob waro errt@tet, be Moneps,
l9pn tnebr tobt al6 lebenb, barauf eeleet
une oas @anse% ans3inpet. Do@ ebe
nod bic &eieblnoe! in Glammea auf>
l&lugen, ipran9en spet BON ben @@eu>
fallen auf ten 9aufen unb trannpelten unb
tan3ttr NIT elmer @utb auf tbrem Opftr
berur,. BAT man 8louben tonute, r1an lei
eber bet ben utlpen porpeu elmer Silp(te>
Snitl, ale II BEN neipiltfrteu, betlteeu
! Grautst&."
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25
A Western Merchants Estimate Of the Ag-
gregate Loss by the Chicago COnfiagra-

From the New York Express, Oct, 12l
Ten thousand houses burned, of which
1000 were business houses and 5000 dwell
lings.
1000 business houses at $25,0O0.....$ $4,000 900
5000 dwellings averaging $1,000. $4,000, 600
Engines and machinery attached 100000
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25
East Tennessee Items.

Jim Hale colored, convicted of murder
in the first degree, escaped from the Jones'
boro' Jail a few nights ago.
George Wright, citizen of Hawkins
county, living about three miles north of
Romeo, Greene county, committed suicide
on last Monday morning by hanging him
self. He was about siXty-twO years of age,
a highly esteemed citizen, man of pro-
perty. For a month past he seemed to be
suffering with a kind of mental derange-
ment, and this is the only reason known
why he terminated his life in so unfortu-
nate a manner.-GreeneUiUe Sentinel.
Two negroes engaged in an affray near
Beans Station on the 18th, in which one
was fatally wounded
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25
ThE PUBLIC PRINTERS ALL KNOW.
NOTHINGS.
They Cane Tell whore they Purchased Pm
per.
Admit That They Over-charged TO over
Depreciation fn omptrolIer's
warrants,
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE. !

SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
NASHVILLE, Oct, 81
The Committee on alleged Public Print
ing Frauds moves slowly.
Jones & Purvis have been examined ,Ibut,
like theirpartner, Mr.. Griffith could not tell
from whom they bought the paper used by
them as Public Printers-the price paid for
Tits market value, or give the name of
any one in their offices who could furnish
the desired information, nor conld
they say how much composition,
press-work or paper any of their work
contained, but both admitted that they
charged the State for more paper than it
cost, in order to cover the depreciation in
Comptroler's warrants.
Mr.. Purvis admitted that they charged
for more composition than the book con-
tanned, in order to cover loss of time in
making corrections, &c.
Their defense is extremely technical
every possible objection being made to the
testimony and q vigorous opposition in
terposed to any inquiry looking beyond
the specific charges made by Col. Baxter.
The defense has assumed the nature OF
confession, an avoidance to suit. In
charging for more composition than was
done, and for paper at higher rates than
it cost, they were simply trying to protect
themselves against time lost in making
corrections, and against the depreciation
of Comptroller's warrants.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25
SUNDAY READING.

When we see men who are old and in
firm, we sometimes say,-"They look like
dis-branched trees" but if God were to
touch our eyes, and reveal to us the COM
panies of angels that surround such ven
cradle, waiting saints, we should never
think that they We're solitary, or impov-
erished, or to be pitied.-Beecher.
1t is strange that the experience of so
many ages should not make us judge more
soundly of the present and of the future,
so as to take proper measures in the one
for the other. We dote upon this world
as if it were never to have an end and we
neglect the other as if it were never to
have a beginning.
Oh, send your old troublesome thoughts
to the wind, not cuddle them TO your
breast as if they were angels of mercy in
stead of ministers of evil. Everybody
has trouble of some kind, and it is the
bounden duty of each one to rise above it.
The Lord sends all kinds of messengers
to teach us how large, merciful and pa
tient His love is and it does not matter
in what shape they come, if our hearts will
only let them do their appointed work.
Mary Anles aiken.
A LIVING FAITH.-In some few sad
lives there comes moment when the
shadow OF death passes over the soul, and
does not touch the body. After that we
walk along our appointed path through
the world, and laugh and talk, and buy
and sell, and marry and are given in mar
riage, maybe and none of our friends,
who hold our hands, and wish us God
speed on our way, imagine when they
look into our eyes, that we are dead and
there is no more light i'm the evening
sky, nor freshness in the morning dew
that in our hearts there is neither hope
nor fear, regret, remembrance, nor delight ;
only so much of the red heart-throb as
keeps up the show of life for other needs
than our own-only cold, dull patience
instead Of living soul
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25

can anywhere north of us. This would
enable us to throw them into any of the
eastern markets that much earlier, and
thus give us an open market for wide
margin in our sales. We would have but
little competition.
In conclusion, we would say to our
Northern friends, if any of them are de-
sirous of embarking in sheep husbandry,
they can find no better opening than in
East Tennessee. We will give them cor
dial welcome, and do all we can to expedite
the undertaking,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25

1.-THE Invisible Empire" in South Caro-
lima will now have an opportunity to mea-
sure its strength with the United States
Government. Warning was given to the
kuklx in Spartansburg and eight other
counties of the State, on the 18th of Octo-
Der, that unless they dispersed and gave
up their arms within five days, martial
law would be proclaimed. They did not
dispense nor disarm, and martial law has
come as threatened. This action is notable
as being the first case of suspension of the
privileges of the writ of habeas corpus un-
der the enforcement act, passed at the last
session of Congress- 1t is notorious that
the kukluX "dens' in South Carolina are
well supplied with arms stolen from the
State militia, and are otherwise well
equipped Within few weeks there have
been no very fragrant cases of outrage by
these rutlians, but it is well known that
their organizations are more compact than
ever, and that sign of hesitation on the
part of the Government would be signal
for general outbreak. The authorities af
Washington say that the proclamation of
martial law will not only stop prevailing
violence, but prevent a general massacre
in the nine counties specified.-NeV fork
! IIibLUIC.
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NASHVILLE CORRESPONDENCE.
Only one General Law Passed-Breckin-
ridge GIoriHcd-woman's Rights-The
Franklin Outrages whitewashed-Gerry-
Wandering the State-vauRhn for Com
NASHVILLE, Oct. %, 1871.

NASH ' LILLE, OCl. lotl'
EDITORS CHRONICLE: Up to the present
moment but one bill of general nature
has become q law, and that is n bill intro
duced by the Senator from Campbell to fix
the hour of trial in Justices courts at noon
where the officer fails to fix the hour.
This law will put an end to the old-fash-
toned practice of waiting till shutdown in
Justices courts when no hour of trial is
fixed by the officer.
GEN. JOHN c. BRECKINRIDGE
Is here, and, as a matter of course, the
rebel Democracy are all in a tiutter. Sen
ator Tolley introduced yesterday resolu-
ton laudatory of the General, and inviting
him to meet the two houses in convention
tomorrow. Some of the more timid De-
mocrats family objected, but the Bourbons
made a charge and carried the resolution
triumphantly. Staley moved to lay
the resolution on the table, but could
hardly get second, L heard q Senator
say Suppose Gen Sherman was to visit
Nashville, do you think the Tennessee
Legislature would suspend all public BUSH
ness and meet in convention to do him
HOMAGE" That Senator's head was
level. .r..rr e.. ...H
woMAN's RIGHTS
Again trumphed at Nashville on Fri
day. Mrs. Paralee Haskell was elected
State Librarian, without opposition. Mrs.
Haskell Is the widow OF General Haskell,
the great poet-orator of Tennessee, and
makes most excellent officer.
The Franklin Outrage Resolution was
summarily smothered to death in the
House, by being referred to the judiciary
| Committee. This Committee, without
hearing syllable of testimony or making
any investigation whatever, reported that
the State was sin profodnd peace" and no
| legislation was necessary to promote the
public good.n Indeed, all that was done
was this: The Chairman prepared his re.
port without consulting the Commit ee
| and call the Committee to hear his report
and approve it and the Committee ap
approved accordingly. But Mr.. Freeman
of Haywood, whose conduct | have befor,
commended, submitted on Friday a mi
nority report, and proposed legislation t
| secure the public peace. II would be wei
for Tennessee if we had more Free mans
in the House. But what can one man do
The Committee on
REDIsTRICTING THE sTATD,
are hard at work, Every man on it, witt
| one exception, wants the Districts so ar
ranged as to secure his reelection to TIN
| next Legislature. The exception is the Sen
ator from Roane, who, while alive to the in
terest of his State and Party, is dead to sci
fishpolitieal aspirants, and is thus independ
ent enough to do an honest mans duty
l heard it said that Speaker Vaughn ha
promised that the Congressional District
shall be so laid off that no Republican cal
| 90 to Congress from Tennessee. / thinl
"Crawf" expects to be the nominee mex
time from your district. Col. John Will
liams had better be up and doing. Rebe
soldier clothes count in Democratic con
ventions. YOURS TRULY"
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The Empress of Germany has given L.,
600 thalers as her personal subscription to
the Chicago relief fund.
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We DO not think This an excessive ESTE
mate, and it comes from a very careful
business man of the West who knows
whereof he writes. To this loss of $780,
melse loss in arrested improvements,
works stopped, and corresponding or
worse calamities incidental to the greatest
misfortune of the times. But among all
the people we know of, the citizens of
Chicago will bear their losses in as manly
q way as the very best. They have shown
patience, pluck, courage and hope, with a
becoming sorrow and resignation, and
there is no better capital than this to begin
a new life,
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This is an enormous profit if the reader
will take the pains to calculate the per
cent. realized upon the capital invested
1t is upwards of seventy per cent
But there is another aspect of this ques-
ton that has not been considered, which
will go to swell the profits. 1t is this: We
can produce lambs in this latitude at least
one month or six weeks earlier than they
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Judge u. S. Circuit Court

TO Thos Bragg, George V Strong, Dan
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Shipp M w Ransom, VIM II Battle, n
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