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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-19

uary, they arrested young Mr.. Biddle as
one of the party that whipped Mr.. Thacker,
and brought him to trial before Wiley
Riggens, Esq.-an old rebel. Messrs.
Gallorthan and Landers, witnesses for the
State, proved that they saw Mr.. Biddle,
who had fallen from his horse in Norman
dy about IL or l O'Clock on the night the
whipping was done, and that Biddle talk
ed with them and answered to his name
By this means, Messrs. Gallorthan and
Landers learned that Biddle was return
ing home with his Kuklux disguise on,
and considerably under the influence of
whisky. Notwithstanding this strong ev-
idence, Biddle was acquitted and rode off
blowing his Kuklux whistle. On the fol-
lowing Wednesday night, Mr.. Landers'
fine distillery, saw mills, dwelling house,
with all it's contents, together with his large
tannery and vast quantity of leather, were
set on fire and burned to ashes, loss about
$4,000.
These occurrences are often, but we have
no papers that will publish them unless
they involve some Republican, and then
look out for Misrepresentation aud garbled
statements, so void of the facts as to make
the honest heart sicken at its core. These
Outrages have been and are being so often
repeated throughout the entire South, that
the entire Republican party and the peace
loving and law-abiding people are terror
stricken and stand aghast, before and un-
der the horrible fOrebodings which sur
round and cover them with darkness
greater than that of ancient Egypt. The
nightly prayer of the good people is ''when
shall our beloved country be once more re-
stored to a day of common peace and or
der?" If not soon, it will be too late, for
those who love it are leaving by hundreds
and thousands, and seeking law and order
elsewhere. BEDFORD.
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State Items.

The Greene county Blast Furnace has
suspended for fepairs:
Burglars and incendiaries have made
their presence felt In Nashville.
Twenty four-horse teams a day, loaded
with iron, pass through Greeneville.
A separate ward for female prisoners is
recommended in the Tennessee peniten,
tiary.
B, +. Myers, residing two miles from
Nashville, On the MprfFeesbpro' pike, at
tempted suicide on Wednesday night, by
taking laudanum.
James Talton, who has served seven
terms i'm the penitentiary, and is rs years
old, was released last December, but before
a week elapsed committed burglary and
fed to the mountains. where he was found
a few days ago, badly frostbitten. He was
taken to the penitentiary again, and will
have to endQFe the amputation o. both
legs
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The San Domingo Expedition.

The Government steamship Tennessee
will on Tuesday, at IL O'Clock, NJ, sail
from New York for San Domingo with the
commission appointed by the President
under the recent resolution of Congress
authorizing such appointment. The steam
er will carry out the commission, consist
ing of Hon. b. F. Wade, Prof. White, and
DR.. L. G. Howe; Judge Burton, of KEN
lucky, as secretary to the commission, and
Franz Sigel as honorary secretary; Prof,
Blake, from the State Department; Chas
F. Douglass, son of Fred. Douglass, Esq. :;
John Z. Foley, Of the New York Times !;
DR.. Phillips, of the New York Herald ).
General Boynton, of the Cincinnati Ga
zette : Arthur Shepherd, and other news
paper men. There will also be with the
party botanist from the Agricultural
Department, and a photographer from the
Treasury Department. At the request of
the San Domingo Commission, Professor
William p. Blake, formerly of California,
has been appointed geologist and mineralo-
gist of the commission. The Professor has
been engaged for some time past in editing
the Paris Exposition Reports, now COM
leted. He is we'll known to the geologi-
cal explorations in the West and in Japan.
fh4 Washington correspondent of the
New York Times says, in referring to the
San domingo Commissioners "In select
Jag es.e CoIistllissian the President has not
sought to find men who were committed
in advance to annexation, and none of
hose selected are so committed. He has
sought to find aple and honest men who
believe simply in the broad principle Of
extending the blessings of our system
of republican government over the Latin
race, leaving the material aspects of
the question to be settled by the facts as
they may be developed. President White
and DR.. Home are eminent in their devo-
ton to this idea, while Mr.. Wade is thor
oughly Republican and American in hi.
feelings and feelings
Mr.. Andrew T. White, member of the
San Domingo Commission, arrived in
Washington on Saturday, and had pleas
ant interview with the President. The
President said to Mr.. White he was earn
estly anxious to have everything probed
to the bottom, He remarked further, with
bl0ad sMile, that he wanted al viIlainy
exposed, If they could find any, and espe-
cial search made for those lots on Samana
bay said to be marked Grant, Babcock,
&C. He further said that he trusted he
was open to conviction against the policy
of annexation, as he was desirous ti1at
others sh3uld DO converted to such policy.
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THE CAUSE OF RUST IN WHEAT.-The
Germantown Telegraph says that it is get
ting to be pretty general opinion mong
farmers that the sowing q "a seed
clover or timothy-wlrh the wheat in the
TALL, has been common III nearly every
wheat growing district he.r. n we'll a.
mort and east OF Us, Is tlIo ea'lst' -. The
rust on wheat, by reason of Tie moisture
which The grass r. ta!ns affs'c;n tn" rain
stalks when maturing. is,-. lis,
own alter the whea. crol &c Ilit. :
vested, VIII p.oduce, 1t is c.aini Il II Soo.i
crops he following year "a / so..n ut :i.e
time of the wheat, n lie month ,.t. ,,llSiy.
We should like 10 hear from Oh. f,rmer-
on this subject, as there i.ar II VI a
sides to il, and especially ,.s IL :. a.. o -
cided importance.
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Enklux 0Ntrages.

SHELBYvILLE, Jan. 18th, 1871.
On the night of the 26th of December
last, gang of Kuklux approached the
dwelling house Of J. L. Roseborough,
Esq, who is an old and respectable citizen,
living about one mile from this place. At
ter short parley at the yard gate, they
made dash at the door, 1t being secure
ly fastened, they failed to make an en-
trance. They demanded admittance, but
Mr.. Roseborough, having secured long
knife kept for such occasions, refused to
open the door, Tt was publicly known
that James G. Mullins, a United States
Revenue Storekeeper, was then boarding
and lodging at Esquire Roseborough,s and
it is believed that the object of the Ku-
klux was not only to abuse Mr.. Rose
borough, but to maItreat or murder Null
lins, as it is known that they have most
deadly hatred for all Federal officers and
especially SO if they are Republicans and
insist upon the observance of the United
states laws. They went from Mr.. Rose
borough's to the residence of Mr.. Thacker,
poor, hard-worlHing wheelwright, and
an old, honest and peacable citizen, whom
they dragged from his bed, about ii O'Clock
at night, and in the sight and hearing of
his wife and family, hit him one hundred
and four stripes, with hard-twist,d rope
with "a knot tied at the end of it; saying
at the close of the whipping, that i. he te-
vealed it and the names of lhos VII,
whipped him, they would hang i'm.
Next morning his landlord, Mr. Cab se
Iaup n, visited him on busi e. "
from MIR ssThacke. IS looks that nli ,Inel
had been done him. Upon investl, tion
he was shocked. TholIg rebel an, ,.I.-
cienp Kukiux hinsel, this was mo Q hah
Maupin had bargained for He cou.d 10.
bear to have one of his rebel par. whip
ped. Thereupon he set OF with the
aid of civil officer, aud on the lst q. jan
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The German Protcs,.

The brainlcss efusion in the Press and Her
Gld, Of this morning, trying to ridic-l.e ne pro
test Of tho German citizens would hardly de-
serve notice. If 1t was Hot Instituted rreatc a
Misunderstanding in regard to he meaning Of
these resolutions The Germans were not Of
Tended because Mr. Fisher was not elected. 1t
would have made no difference ii any other
German had been elected in hi place. In fact,
there should have been nc distinction made at
all, but since the Board have decreed In their
wisdom that a salored, an Irish, and !; German
officer should be elected, they had no right 10
elect a gentleman for German officer who is
not German and does not speak the German
language. This gentleman was elected. as We
understand, at tbs recommendation OF one gen.
teman, while n petition signed by 90 Germans
was ignored
The writer of the article lodges the main
question entirely and merely tries to make fun
of :it. But he signs himself Noses. There is
acme significance in it. Moses was the Law
Giver of the Jews. His words were commands
given by divine authority, and the children of
Israel had to obey them. Perhaps, this Moses
belong. to that class Of natives who think they
have a right to command the foreigners, and
they have to do their bidding, and the gentle
man is highly exercised that the Dutch want to
have q voice also. Get out Of the way, Mr.
Moses, your time is PASSED.
The gentleman who wrote tho article in the
Press and Herald signed Moses, must have been
that venerable gentleman represented in some
of the old Bibles. Moses is represented there
With big horn on his forehead. The horn
seems to be there but the brain has gone into tho
horn REFORMATION.
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A Libel Suif.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 1S.-It is now thought
that 5S lives were lost by the Mciill disas-
ter.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l8.-The America
has arrived with l80 Chinese and full
cargo.
Several prisoners have been discharged
without trial ,under a decision against the
Chinese testimony.
New YoRK, Jan. 1S.-United States
Marshal Dallon has sued the Brooklyn
Union for $50, 900 for a libel charging HIM
with dereliction of official duty. I:Ie Union
reitcrates the charges to-day
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That Seroula, sy whatever name designated. il the
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MISCELLANY.
ELECTION FEUDs.
Graphing for the Gable.
FRENCH NEWS.

FRENCH NEWS.
LILLE, Jan. 1.-THE Arm tt tn North
is moving toward Sounne L posed.
Faidherbe's reconnoiter-h "a les find
the bridges destroyed, anu th '. a-es ON
the left bank barricaded. The III e army
is moving. Faidherbe has been neavliy
reinforced, and has commenced a series q.
maneuvers, from which great r,snlt- are
expected
KINGSTON, JAMAICA. Jen. lS.-Ahe
Darcia is graphing for the bro>en As.,in-
wall cable in five hundred a.homs va C.
with sandy bottom.
ST. THOMAS, Jan 1S.-The great dock
was sunk by a hurricane in sixty-seven
fathoms water. 1t was completely raised
and towed into shallow water
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. IL, VIA HAVANA.
The election feuds are becoming il tensi-
fed. The entire press and numerous po-
SEb.nrihe for fha GUR0EIeIF
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VIRGINIA MILITIA.-A bill has been re-
ported in the Virginia Legislature proyidz
Ing for the re-ergSp i5atioi of the militia,
which continues the organization of 1867,
and where there are no general officers,
gives the Governor power to appoint such.
White and colored companies are to be Or
ganized separately, but each to elecf its
own officers,
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Adversisiu..

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afford to do busines S; A merchant prince said
truly that person investing one dollar in any
kind cf business, should spend dollar in adver-
tisjpr that business
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
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Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis in its many form
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Eruptive Diseases of the Eyes Nose, Mouth and the
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Kidney, Bladder,

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FOREIGN NEWS BY TUE CABLE.
Of Southern Outrages.
speech Of Senator Merton, of Indiana.
He Demands a Rigid Investigation.

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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
HAVANA.

BATTLE FOUGHT-INsURGENTS
vICTORIOU6-HEAvY LOSSES
ON BOTH SIDES.
HAyAyA, March 2.-Letters receives
hsrs state that battle was fought on tho
10 ult. between coo insurgents under
Asximo Gomez and 400 Spanish troops
near Aarxarie. The Spanish fought with
great bravery, but their ammunition be-
coming exhausted they were obliged to
rssire.
The loss was heavy on both sides. The
6panisrds had 100 men killed. The num-
hssH insurgents killed il not known, but
their loss Is believed to be equally dlsas-
trous.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03
NASHVILLE.
TWO MURDERS.

aNAsxvILLx March "A. II. Gwin, Of
WSlsoa sonnty, ives shot and killed, Mon
DAY morning, BY his son William. The
di1srsaos beswssn than arose from the
sadss OWNS aiHssmpcrance and harsh
trsstussnt Of his wife and family, which is
one Of the most respectable In Wilson
county. f'4a-itf +..'-.'
xra N. 8. Van Hook WA murdered by
- saknovn psrson, at her residence in
yachsoa, Tenn, on Sunday at 0 l-2 o'clock
An, BY blown on her head with Ratchet
&c hal jest sent her children 70 Sabbath
ssboel and was clone IN her chamber read
iag. 6hs had In her bureau $1,000, which
r u 10 suppossd 1t was tho Intention of ths
murderer ~ steal, but the assassin failed q
Anai1a Her ssidsnoe was near the center
q Jsckssn, sad persons were passing on
She street at tho time. -lrJ- e..
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