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SpEDsNEN, FLORISTS &c.
DOTATOES.-250 barrels Early Rose,
4 early Go 1tirtch, and other choice varieties OF
SIEi. POTATOES, for sale by
;ro ALLISON g. ADDISON,
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HE CENTENNIAL.-One oFthc funniest and
incest little humbugs that has come off for
some time past is the trip ofthe Legislative
Committee OF the Virginia Legislature to
Philadelphia to get ready to celebrate the
Centennial Anniversary Of American indie
pendence on the 4th Of July, 1S76-tfre
lasted seven years the wicked rebellion
four years, four months, and twenty
five days according to q judicial ruling
Of Judge Chase; and now the wine
and roasted goose for the Centennial has
mole than i've years to get old. This is
very jong time between drinks.
Well . the boys seem to have had merry
time-plenty to eat and drink, plenty of
cigars Of best brands to smoke.-Page Cott-
r2tr.
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orted; after which the Conference adj

journed. -,
. Sunday, April 10th, was great day IN
Staunton with the friends, members, and
weli-wishers of African Mpthodism. From
early In the morning to IL o'clock the peo.
pie commenced coming In from the country
around the city, some riding and Others
walking, and judging from the haste they
were making, the anxiety to see the Con.
ference was great.
At IL O'Clock the services were COM
mcnccd by singing, Soldiers Of Christ
Arise
Rev. 2. Shepherd led In prayer.
Rev. j. Is. Hamilton read for his text 1st
Corinthians, 10Th chapter, 18th verse
!" Watch We, therefore stand fast In the
faith; quit You like men be strong
Wayman ordained tn" following persons
deacons: l.. ". Leo. }. Ii. Riddick, J, r.,
Morris, and Robert Davis.
Afternoon, the services were opencd by
singing the hymn - Draw near, o! Son of
God. draw near Rev. Aaron pindell led
III PRAYER.
Bishop Wayman read for his text Joshua
: -" Only be thou strong and very
courageous, that thou maycst observe to do
according to all the law which Moses nv
servant commanded thee turn not from It
to the right hand or to the LETT, that thou
mavcst prosper whitherSoever thou goest."
After the sermon. Il. j. Gasaway and L.
W. Williams were ordained elders.
At s O'Clock, Rev. w. d. w. Schurcman
preached text, Revelation XIV 4-"And
| saw rs it were sea of glass mingled with
fire."
The congregations were overwhelming
all day. X.
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THE DEMOCRATIC rLATFoRM.-The Nor
folk Journal says:
" The Constitution as it is shoul be the
basis Of the Conservative platform for the
Presidential election. 1t has been accepted
10y the country fer better Or worse and
no party can succeed by maintaining that
the late amendments are null and void
These amendments are among the results Of
the war, and, good or bad, right or wrong,
whether born of force or free will, they are
there ; we are living under them and an
overwhelming majority Of the votes of the
country will be cast against any candidate
who may be committed TO repeal Of them.
Our strongest arguments against the Radi-
cal party are afforded by, their violations of
the Constitution. Let us not permit them
to turn our own foils against US. They are
daring us TO the encounter on this suicidal
issue. and endeavoring by taunts and me-
naceS to provoke Us into IN acceptance of
the challenge" ...
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HoM z NEWS.
Tbe Troubles I'm south Carolina.


CHARLESTON, S. c., March 12.-The
troubles between the whites and negro
militia in Chester county are subsiding.
The citizens have held public meetings
and pledged protection TO all negroes who
Law aside their arms and return to their
homes. There is now a strong force of
United States regulars in the county at
the invitation of Gov. Scott.
A number Of leading citizens from va
rious sections Of the State will soon meet
in Columbia to consult with the Governor
as to the best means of preventing q recur-
renee Of these disorders.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Captain Nc
Donald, first officer, and - Davis, third
officer, were washed from the Europa on
the 4th inst. A fearful sea prevented the
launching of boat to rescue them.
Fish, in q letter to the Post, denies the
reported interference Of the English Diplo-
mats in Summers removal.
The failure Of dry goods house OF half
million dollars, is reported.
peror of Brazil, and wife of Duke SAKE, is
dead.
The proceeds OF Wendell Phillips lec-
ture, for the relief OF the French, is over
fourteen hundred dollars.
LOWELL, March 13.-Two of five men,
charged with violating young lady, after
knocking her escort senseless. have been
arrested and are held to answer on five
thousand dollars bond. The Others are
known and cannot escape.
New ORLEANS, March 13.-The Times
special reports the burning Of the steam
boat Lightwood, on Bayou Barthow, with
five hundred and sixty bales of cotton.
It was insured.
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Dialogue.

Well, Bob, what are you doing these
times?
Massa Jim, rs doing little OBJ mos
ebbry thing, and not berry much OBJ any
Well, Bob, you take any papers to read,
or can you read?
Well, massa Jim, can't 'zackly read
much, but you see I send my children to
the school at--Grove, and you see dey
can read to me OBJ Sundays.
What kind of paper do you take, Bob?
| is takin' de CHRONICLE, ole AassG.
Well, that's sorter of Conservative
paper, amt it?
Well, Massa Jim, s'pose it am; dat is
so far as it misrepresents de facks or lies;
but you see, Massa Jim, / hain't been
smart enough to ketch 'em yet; it's
good Radical
Oh! well, Bob, you may have as much
ground to tend if you will do right and go
right, (meaning Democrat,) as we used to
be.
Goodbye, Massa Jim; 1ll think about
dat. PUTRIx.
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WASHINGTON.
SAN DOMINGO COMMISSIONERS I'm
ROUTE HOME.
They An Favor Annexation.

A1cy @AAk EASOE AHhS1tbAtHs
KINGSTON, JAMICA, March 11.-The
Tennessee and Natasket are here. All on
board are well. The Tennessee sails in
four days via Key West for New York.
Each Commissioner is prepared to draft a
separate report, all favoring annexation.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE House
and Senate are engaged in reviving bills
which expired with the last Congress.
The Joint Committee of Republican
caucuses will meet again this afternoon.
The session this morning was quite dis
cordant.
The Washington Claims Commission
will meet as soon as apartments are pre-
pared for them. The forms of applica-
tions will be prepared at an early day.
The joint committee of the Republican
caucuses meets tomorrow at ten O'Clock,
to devise q Kuklux bill. Whatever bill
the committee may present, Sumner will
move to amend by his supplemental civil
rights bill. Sumner, in the caucus, held
that the Republicans North as well as
South needed safeguards.
Thirty Republicans in the House are
counted upon to act with the Democrats in
opposing such legislation.
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MISCELLANY.
IxsURRECTION IN SPAIN.
Imports i'm France to be Taxed, &c.

ENGLISH NEWS.
LONDON, March ia serious disturb
ance occurred in the Province of Aleonte,
Spain. A mob fired on the Mayor and
other officers, whereby several lives were
lost.
The Emperor William is seriously in
disposed.
It is reported that France intends to tax
all imported raw material. The tax on
cotton alone is expected to yield eighty
million of dollars.
All the French prisoners that were in
Belgium have gone home.
The Emperor leaves Tuesday direct for
home. III health forbids his propose visit
e1t route 10 the German Princes.
Marshal MeMahon has returned to
France.
The Black Sea Conference was in session
to-day. AL the members were present,
including the Due de Broglio. All the
matters were arranged. This. will prob
ably be the last meeting.
FRENCH NEWS.
PARIS, March I3.-VersailleE has been
evacuated by the Germans and the French
installed.
The convention for the return of all
French prisoners in Germany has been
signed.
Six Radical papers in the city have been
suppressed.
The city is quiet, with no signs of a re-
newal of the recent agitations.
Montmartre is perfectly tran quill. A
fraction of the National Guard In power
still hold possession of a number Of carmen
and refuse to deliver them to the authorl-
ties.
The Debate denounces the placards cir
eulated by the "Reds" as melting the
army TO revolt.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-14

The KuKLUX OUTRAGEs.-The Repub-
lican Representatives met in caucus at
half-past o'clock last night, pursuant to
adjournment of Thursday evening. Gen.
eral Butler, from the committee appointed
at the last caucus, made report recon-
mending legislation for the suppression of
the Kuklux outrages in the South, and
that the measures agreed upon be pushed
to final passage, to the exclusion of all
other business. The report was accepted
and indorsed by the caucus. It was also
agreed that no final adjournment should
be had until this legislation was COM
pleted.- Washington Chronicle, 18th.
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State Items.

Prof VIM. Fay has quit travelling with
the Davenport Brothers.
A motion for new trial has been made
in the Schofield murder case in Memphis.
The decision of the Judge viii be given
next Saturday.
Berkshire pigs, four months old. sold in
Fayetteville, on the 9Th inst, for $40 and
ST head. A two year old Durham bull
brought $3.50, and the sale was stopped on
account of low prices.
Gen. VIM. Moore, Of Tullahoma, died
in that place on the 9th inst. He hoisted
with his own hands the first Confederate
flag thrown to the breeze in this State in
1881
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MIDWAY, GREENE COUNTY, E. Tenn.
February /, 1867.

XSO4aIy II 1Cof
MAJ. Gen. George II. Thomas Commanding
Department, Louisville, Ky:
DEAR SIR: appeal to you for Justice, if it is
in your power, which think it is under Gene
raj Order No. = Hoping it is in your power
TO release me, will give you the particulars, as
follows; In November, 1851, my husband ane
two sons volunteered in the q. S. service, under
Capt David Fry, of the I'd Tennessee Volun-
teers, commanded by Col. j. P. Carter They
burned some bridges on the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad, and shortly after were cap
tured and taken to Knoxville by the rebels.
Some time after they were there in jail, John
Baxter, of Knoxville, claiming to be familiar
with the rebel authorities, got my husband to
give him deed of trust on some of his lands,
for some two or three thousand dollars, claim
ing that he would have him released and if he
failed he would save that much of his land FROM
conhscation by the rebels, and would save for
me and my little children home Also viii
prove to your satisfaction that he never appear
ed on the trial when my husband was condemn
ed to be hung, he and one of my sons were
hung, and the other one released, and died in
few days after he got home. Now, Mr.. Baxter
says he must have this amount of money out of
the estate. have nothing but our land left.
The rebels took everything we had, and confs-
catee it when they hung my husband and son.
Mr.. Baxter says he must have his money, or he
will take steps to sell our lands. Ny husband
was not at himself when those notes or deeds of
trust were given. / will enclose Mr.. Baxters
letter, so you viii see what he says 10 me.on the
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Kidney. BIadder.

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subject. Ifit is in your power to order him to
return the deed of trust or notes to me or my
children would be thankful to you.
Hoping to hear from you on the subject short
ly, l am, very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, MALINDA HARMON,
Wife of Jacob Harmon.
We, theundersigned, citizens of Greene coun-
ty, East Tennessee, know the foregoing facts to
be true af -ft ,-->'.srl
Harrison Self, j. w. Mcdonald,
Andrew Self, Joseph Harmon,
a. Mcdonald, James T. Harmon,
Hugh A. Self, James K Haun
Hu. Lady, Jonathan Morgan,
John Lady, James Mcdonald,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-03-16

are constructed to run a long, full, life
time, but generally we push the machine
ry SO hard, or use it so badly, that the
walls of the supply,furnace cave in and
fall to ruins before a half or a fourth of
the contract term has expired by ~lir,ita-
ton. 1t often happens that the supply
furnace is burned out by an extra supply
of artificial poisonous heat, and some in
simple freaks of devi1ish sport, blow off
the top of the shop, or send a ball crash
ing through its walls, or lock the driving
king-wheel, with a sharp-pointed piece of
polished steel.
How pleasant it is to see one of these
head-shops run regularly, and carefully
protected, until the root becomes honora-
bly, frosted with the age of three or four
score years, then to be gently stopped by
the hand of the builder closing down the
gate at the dusky evening of a long and
useful life. No wonder the stars of renown
and true glory shed their golden light
over the sacred funeral pile 0 fsuch a struc-
ture.