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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-16

| TsICHMOND AND DANV1LLE RAIL.
AZ KOAD-Uu and after JULY 2srH, ls7L
GOING WEST:
Train No. Through Pasccngerj leaves Rtch.
Eond daily (e1ccp: Sundaye) at 4:os A. IL; leaves
Danytils at ilo5 4. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro ut
Train 20. (Lynchburg rassenser) leaves Rich.
none daily At S:ls A. N; arrives Al Lynchburg at
Train No. Is tFreisht and Accommodation
ieaves Richmond ut sos z. ID; arrives at Burke.
daily except Sundays).
Train No. II Crhropsn Na.l and Express) leaves
alchmond daily a. 2:40 P. n; leaves DanYie
Of afuy ~ lo4 r III; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAST:
aa nrs,n 20: (1,hrough Mail aud Exprees) leaves
1rFSshsooro daily ut 100 P. NJ; leaves Dan VILE
aS Iols Z. IL; arrives at Richmond daily az
train No. Through Psssenyer) leaves Greens.
nanyt Tay except sundays) at IL os A. NJ. leaves
p - ~ i:z7 I. 3D.; arrives At Richmond 1t s:s1
Train No; 10 Eynchburg Pssser ver, leaves
LynehnTs dsiiy At SEQ A. IL; Iesyes ssurtsStIIs
at Z: Al arrives at Richmond at ?. n.
rIves At RicSme enges AZ suskey,lle 4so A. NJ ar
Was stattons) dnily Except Sundaysjip pihs ~ al
Trains Nos. and II connect M q rear.,.., ,r,,,,
South. AoS AL poinb
Trains Nos. 9 and II connect n. Rnr..v,,,.
Tith train on Atlantic. Mississippi. snd nnt
THROUGH TICKETS to an points sontn ana
Richmond, and OF h F. WALKEE, Agent oS an ~
lan.tc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. lax
Main street. Richmond. ~S
Pspers thai have arrangements 70 advertise tia
sesaue OF this 1RHT si pissss R1Rt .
General Freight and Ticket Agent,
T. II. r. TALCoTT, Eng'r and Supt. auN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-16
From Germany.
i PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.

BERLIN, Sept. 15.--There were 90 new
cases OF cholera at Konigsburg on the 18th
instant, and 6S deaths, and on the 18th
there were 64 new cases and As deaths.
The disease has disappeared from Dantzig,
and there are merely sporadic cases at Stet-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-16
MARINE INrEELIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. sRPTgMRER 1s, 1871.
SIM rlsss,.., 5Il Noon sets. 8.
Avn gpts ..,....... 500 High Tide. eos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-16

Peter Wilson's stable, on Perry street,
Ne" loik, was burned Wednesday night,
"''l t"rnty-three horses persisted. Loss,
f4Q0V9; partly insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-16

Port OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER ls, 1871.
ARRIVED
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Chickahominy, mer-
chanQise and passengers. s.r'-
SAILED,
s,.,mor rsaac Bell Brakeman. New York. mer-
ch sndise and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
steamer VIM. T. CLYDE, Parker; New YORK.
merchandise and passengers, Virgins SseansMp
and Packet Company. a4a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-16

mt Rs. PEI L E T'S SCHOOL FOR
I'VE YOUNG LAHifS.-The session will com
school win be thoroughly grounded In their pri-
mary studies, and fitted for teachers. For terms,
&C., apply at her residence, lQo2 Broad street.
Mrs. Pellet will receive class OF young ladies'
who IN ay desire TO pursue systematic course OF
study in history. 1t will Include the geography
o: the Ancient World and the historical md po-
l!t!cal geogrs: ny o the Middle Ages snd OF Modern
kurope illustrated by maps OF the latest au hnr1-
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-16
RLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE.

RLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,
VIA
LIMA, hoME AND DALTON RAILROAD.
AND CONNECTIONS,
Is the Shortest and most comfortable
PASSENGER ROUTE
Montgomery, TO Selma,
Mobile, Meridian.
Pensacola, yIcksburx
New Orleans, Mruroa
And all points In To1as
PULLhAE'S PALACE CARS run throuph
rom i.ynchburg to Mobile, via Calera and Mont.
gomery, without change.
Time to Montgomery. Mobile, and New Orleans
LESS THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Time from White Sulphur Springs and Char.
EIGHT HOURS AND TWENTY MINIyTEs
LESS IO MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE,
and
FIVE II YRS LESS TO NEW ORLEANs
| :, Inc popular and most expeditions Emisrant
Nonte 10 iexas and Northern Louisiana, Bag.
| gage checked through.
Tickets to sll points by this route NAV bo oh
| tanned az the ticket Offices OF the
| CHESAPEAKE & o HIo RAILROAD,
| RICHMOND & DAEVILLE RAILROAD
and at the Office Of the Atlantic, Mississfppi and
| Ohio railroad, 1925 hlain street, Richmoud.
Be sure your tickets read VIA Dalton and Calera
| Tor Selms). r. G. BARNEY, Gen. SUIT
| JOHN B: PECK. Gen. Pass. Agent.
| JOHN 81. WYLY. Travelling Agent an 2s-srn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-16

7IHE SHIPPERS POPULAR ROUTE.
SELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD.
AND ITS
CONNECTIONS FORM THE GREAT SOUTH
WESTERN FAST-FgEIaHT LINE
TO
M0ETG oMEkY, SELMA,
SACOLA, MERIDIAN,
MOBILE, JACKSON,
NEW ORLEANS, vICKsBURG,
TEXAS,
and intermediate points. Through rates guaran-
tecd. Over argos promptly adjusted by agents ut
points of delivery.
In ordering shipments. ask your shippers TO give
direction by this route. t. insure quick transit.
Mark each package via Lynchburg. ard 3. r.
ana ID. r., and ship from Danyile depot.
r.. G. BARNf Y, Gen'l Sup't.
W. s. MCFLwAIN. Gen'i F't Ag't, Patoaa. Ala.
JOHN III. " YLY, Traveg Agent au rs Sun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-16

U,HE MISSES BENTLEY WILL OPEN
4 GIRLS School on the FIEST MON
nay IN OCTOBER ut No. 3A Grace street, be-
tween % and 4th, the house now occupied by i.
oAnoiications received for the present ct No. ls,
CLAY and 10th streets. Sc L-n,Io,o,a go az.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-16
HANOVER ACADEMY, VA.
INSTRUCTORS:

INSTRUCTORS:
II: ]. JONES, M. A., Principal
GRAY CARROLL, Nj. a.
The next session of this school will begin ON
JUHE. 20" ''' -'' Vi
TERMS: $500 per session, payable one-half &C.
tob' LIST the other h III FeOfuary l4th WaehIr,
snd lights ere extra $la per session will cover the
For circular, &c., address
II. T.. JONES. Taylorsville.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-12
LOOA AL n o tt O E s

T,lLErfSE ia unrivAled as q bsAutiher o.
the eornyloIion. it il powder, harmless, re-
fined aud elegant. Try il, so cents per box
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-12
OUR EXCHANGES.

We ackso~lsiSs ,hs RECEIPT of the
reports Of the Grand Masonic officers of
Illinois.
The Aledo MethOd:sts raised 5000 BY .
fair, TO bay bell.
Mrs. Fl. DaJmude Of AledO, was thrown
from buggy aud badly injured.
A ssGm ran away, at Alsdo, with Mrs.
Pintertou. The lady aud one child burt.
The dwelling Of Mr.. Boone, OF ArliustoO
Sunday. LOss $4,000.
Six Henry County couples have been sat.
isfsctorily married.
There is oaAp out at Cambridge called
Bioirk He sull lives.
Nike KittsrmAu, near Tiskilw "a, k.s given
away Ihiety-cIght farms to his poor relations.
h.iks, are your grand-issgb all mar
ried
Au Agricultural convention has finally
d.so5ss that a "soVsre drougss' prevails.
""ne L,die. Magazine" S.. Louis, COMES
e. ab4ud. Srohg-minded at So year. Pub
li.asi AZ "+6T Forth ST. wherever that is
i.pog, il,t Gs veil as tue magazines thu
brutrs get up. Send /! on, girls. You csp j.
hurt the righteous.
The Swedes have had lively hAir-pulliu g
at Burlington.
Qlacy !, noviaz. A pablo meeting has
REQ le ssed the City Council to appropriate
Sl5 ,OO0 to toe relief Of Chicago.
A H,us girls clothing caught ere al
Qaincy. yesterday, aud she vas baby
burned.
The use OF opium is not noW entirely COZ
fasd 70 the Heather Chiuee.
Japan 10 becoming civilized. Its people
are learning 10 drink whisky.
Az year old child smoked Cigar in
Erbsua, the o'her day, and 1t only cost
IN. so-n i've blocks of its best buildings
Loss, about 100000. Quite an sIpsn,iv,
zeed.
The Radicals are beginning TO talk free
trade doctrines, ~hIoh is very disloysl.
The Kiiourn City Mirror says: a mai
passed through town, on Wednesday. selling
ESSENCES, with span Of dogs hischsd TO 4
liyh, rig 10 whioh hs carried his merchau'
disc. We understand that this man was
for asvsral years engaged in carrying th'
Uni,sd States Mail from s.. Paul to tn
Red River BY means of these dogs, beini
Abls, iu the winter, TO make ninety miles
DAY Hs has Useu offered $3.50 for one o
hia dogs, and says he would not take 500
for hIm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-12
.ND
E&OS AID ALES


~,NHE EGRRAr HEALrb
l. RE5rORER, parties the blood
and cures s,rOfuiA, sypsilis, sktn Dis
eases, Raau nAtiIn, Diseases Of Women
lnd all OarsHiS Affections Of the Blood
Liver and Ridnsys. Rseo amended BY
ghs as4icAl Faculty aud maay thous-
| Anis Of oar beat oitiEsns.
| RsAd the testimony Of physicians and
| patients who have used RssAdAlis; send
Tor our RosadAlis Guide to Health Book,
or Al0Auae for this year, whisA We pub
! liIh tor grAtattous distri butioni 1t will
! xivs you maon valuable Information.
Or. q. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, SAYS:
al tszs pleasure 10 recomm sndin Z
yoar RosAdHiis q, a very powerful al.
ssrArvs. / haVs sssn 10 used in I've
cases With happy rs.aIts-ons 10 . cas-
Of sssosdary ~ philis, In whish tho pa
tisnt pronoan ,sd hia.slf cured aflel
hAving taken ave bottles Of your msdi
cine. rhs other 10 . oAss Of scrofula o
long stAading, whish 10 rapidly i'm prov
ing uader i,s uss, and the Indication
are that the patient will sOon recover
I nave sArsfally examined the formula
By waioh your RosAdalis 10 made, an
lad II al sxosIlsat compound Of alter
alive iagrsdisnts."
Dr.. Sparks, of Nisholsville, Ky, say
he has assd Rosadalii in cases Of 6srC
fuls sad S,condAry syphilis with ssti'
kastory rssults-As . cleaner Of she bloc
IkaoW no bstter remedy.
samuel @. hsfAidsa, Aarfrsssbor'
Tenn says:
az have used seven bottles Of Ros'
iAlis, Aod an entirely cured Of Rhsuu
atlsmy send me four bottles, as | wis
il fof my brother, Who has ssrofulo'
sorS eyss."
BSn"jamin BsShol, OF Lima, Oil
writes, have suffered for twenty yea
~ith nvetsrAts eruption over n
whole 'ady; atshort time since pa
ohsssd = bottle Of ResadAlis and Ii Q
tsstsd . perfect cure"
} RosadAlisls sold by all druggists.
\ Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, Bs
\ tinoro. Or. cLEEKETs d co
Proprietor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-12
ALL aEGa
ALL RICH :

5ALVE, for Oorns aud Banions Bolls and
Burns. For sale by Mi Druggists. 20 cts. per
BOX, or sent on receipt Of price. Address ALL
RIGHT ,S5 0 isrk st Chicsgo. sepl4-dly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-12
THE ELECTIONS.
The election news thus far received, may
be summed up ~ follows:

The election news thus far received, may
be summed up ~ follows:
Pennsylvania gives = republican majority
OF 10000. OF this, Philsdelphia contrib
utes 1862, so thsttbe remainder of the state
must have exhibited pretty close work.
The Republicans will probably have the
majority in both houses. Three men were
killed and eleven wounded in q Philadel-
phis election riot. Noyes is elected Gov
srnOr of Ohio BY probably 10000 majority.
Black Iowa has gone republican BY msjOri-
ty somewhere between forty thousand and u
million. Nevertheless. the Democrats o.
Polk County have elected their Sheriff and
Representative. Scott County elects Z"
Dem oerH,ic Sheriff. johnson County elects
John Irish to the Legislature BY hand
soue majority. John is editor OF the State
Press, and will be remembered hereAoouts
from the splendid Democratic speech b.
once delivered 10 the Rock Island Court
House. The Democrats Of Iowa have had
q few other successes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-12
RATES OF AOVERTIsIHs.

For each square, or the spass occupied By ten
linssof soiid noaparsil, 0ns Dollar FOR s.sh in
ssrtion.
spsoiAI Notices, 20 cents Per line. wh.r in
serted months or more, 50 per csst sbovs rseu
lar advertising rates. ~ ~
ooumuntcations. or articles inserted ancng
rs.dlug matter, IS cents per line.
DAILY AuD WfHKLr.-A discount OF 70 PEI
cent. viii be made from the Weekly rstss, 90
yearly sad half yearly contracts, whsn the same
matter 10 inserted In both Daily aud WEAKLY.
Double oOlu mns will be charged % per cent
additional.
For IL traasisnt advsrtlssmsa advance pay
msut 10 required.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-12

Loss Of teeth is = great misfortune, and
many good teeth are pulled beosuss Of ssue
in the teeth aud Jaws, which might be cured
and the teeth sAvsd, By usins Rsnpe's Mag
10 Oil. This article is good TO use vhsD
brushing and cleaning the teeth, and keeps
the gums healthy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-12
c0MMERcIkl.
Gold 1.14 ga.

RooK ISLAND, October ~.
THIs Flour market Ia corrected ct warnsr's
Mills and the quotations are ths ruling prices o.
he Rock IslAAd market.
NHfEs MsAAr FLouk-Wh hoIssHle.. ...... $40
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-12

AAERIAGE GUIDE Interesting work,
numerous sngravings, 224 pages. Price 80
cents Address DR.. Butts DisPensary, IL
North Eighth street, St. Louis, Mo. See
Ad AdvnrIIsemant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-12

CoSsuNERs.-If you insist upon having
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
SpsOs Fls'Oriugs you will get them. So
long as satisfied With cheap mixtures,
grocsrs will sell them, for they afford bet
Ter prohf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-12

ISFASra.-Mucb suffering to these tender
little buds Of the human family might re
Allsyed by using Mrs. Whiscombs Syrup.
See advertisement in another column.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-21
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
= MARION COUNTY, IOWA FOR THE YEAR 1870.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that in
;~aIsuaBcs of law | will offer for sale at public
.sction, in front OF the Treasurers Office in
knoxville. Marion County, Iowa, on the first
1onday 81 November a. ID. 1871. between the
.,irs Of 3 O'Clock a. NJ. and O'Clock =. NJ,
Sc following described Real Estate, or az much
seTeof a. will be sufficient 10 satisfy the
,aouat OF taxes, interest and cost (which cost
iii lie - cents for each description as pub
she'd due the same for the year 1870.
+. BAKER, Treasurer.
September IS. 1871
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-20
TENNESSEE KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.

The Baltimore Sun says of the TrienniaI
Convention of knights Templars now in
session at Baltimore:
The delegation from Tennessee are quartered
at the boarding house of Mrs. Kent, corner OF
Saratoga and Liberty streets. The delegation
of the Grand Commandery consists of G. S,
Blackie, Grand Commander JOS NJ. Fowler,
Past Grand Commander; j. B. Palmer, Gen
eralissimo; Henry Sheffield, Captain Gene
raj; John Frizzle, Grand Recorder. The dele
CATION to the Grand Chapter are VIM. H. Arm
strong, Grand High Priest; A. j. Wheeler,
Deputy Grand High Priest D. R. Grafton,
King by proxy A. V: Warn, Scribe by
proxy
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-20
DOingS i'm Monroe

The people here are waking up to the
Importance of "new departure" They
have been absorbed in politics to their own
wrong, and now, even at a late day, see
| that Oftce-seekers have been reaplng the
profits of the consumption of time and sub
stance. Education, agriculture and the
more modern systems of fertilizers and
improved agricultural implements are
now engrossing their attention. The sub
ject of supplying lime as fertilizer is
claiming much thought. 1t can be sup
piled for some p cents per bushel where
phosphates are being purchased, manu-
featured in the North at an expense of
from $50 to $50 dollars per ton.
There is a good, substantial people here,
if they can only be aroused to the fact
THAT there is no eXellency without great
labor" Your efforts through yOuT paper
has done much to call out our people. and
if they are encouraged Monroe coun-
ty lands will rise in value. The soil is
good, is well watered and the people are
law-abiding and DESTROYS for progress.
There is beginning to be an appreciation
in the value of improved stock, both in
cattle as well as hogs.
Some of our farmers have improved
stock, and the increase of price and value
is being demonstrated. The raising of
sheep, instead of dogs is attracting marked
attention, especially when they are told of
the clip of from s to 10 pounds of wool per
fleece per season. 1t cost no more to raise
a hog of 400 pounds or sheep of 10
pound fleece than it does a common
cur dog, who is SO convenient about the
dishes, and pots and kettles. notwithstand
ing an occasional raid OH the spring house.
If we can succeed in arousing our people
and get up fair next year, you will then
know if your correspondent has misrepre
scented the county of MONROE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-20
FOR CORRESPONDENTS.

We are always glad to get news items
from our correspondents and friends
in East Tennessee. But in order to
make such communications available and
interesting, two things are essential, first
that they should be brief and pointcd and
second, that they should be sent as prompt
Ly as possible after the circumstances they
narrate occurred. Some of our friends
will find that we oftentimes shorten their
articles; this we are obliged to do, in Or
der TO find place for them at all.
Our space is limited and in order to give
news from all sections and to interest all
classes of readers, we find it necessary to
be always brief and to the point. Seeing
this, our correspondents would greatly aid
us by making their communications short,
and thereby save US the trouble of cutting
them down. An article, pointed and racy,
fifty lines long, will be read by thou
sand readers where one a hundred lines
long made up of inlD1ateridI facts will not
be read by hundred. Our correspond
ents who want their articles read will,
therefore, see they are as much interested
in being brief as we are. The cry of edi-
tors is always GreUity, and point. We
hope our suggestions will be noted and
improved
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-20
A WIDE GULF.

The wide and deep gulf that divides the
Northern and the Southern Democracy is
in no way more marked than in the
speeches of the leading men of the party
in the respective sections. Democracy
North is one thing and Democracy South
quite another.
We have read with some care the recent
able speech of Hon. VIM. 5. Groesbeck,
delivered in Ohio. He is prominently
mentioned as a Democratic candidate for
the Presidency, and the speech referred to
has attracted great attention and been
strongly endorsed by the progressive wing
of the party North.
But to show how wide the difference be-
tween the Democracy of Mr. Groesbeck
and the North, and that of Stephens, Da-
Wis, Toombs and the South, we need only
quote the following paragraph:
Mr.. Groesbeck says: " 1 yield to no one in
love for the Union. 1t is indispensable to us.
Mere federation of the States Is not enough.
We tried it and it failed. We needed a more
nerfect Union than mere federation, and we
made such Union, and 1t has not failed. re-
ioice in it; in its history; its achievements its
Snccesses and its example. There IS no better
GopernDasrt We should be proud of It, proud
of our citizenship in it. and the duty Is upon all
to support and preserve IT.
" - 7 bsve ALWAYS thought that, under the Con-
stitution. no State had the right to Secede from
the Union.
This may be very good democracy III
Ohio, but it won't do for Tennessee OF
Georgia, or the South generally.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-20
NEWS SUMMARY.

The number of hogs reported in Ohio this
year is 2, 164, 403.
The Memphis AUaLancAe says our present
jury law is a premium on ignorance and holds
intelligence in contempt"
The Russian feet escorting the Grand Duke
Alexis, en- route TO America, has arrived ct Ply
mouth, England, where it will stop week for
coaling.
DOolittle, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Wisconsin, calls his party the Demo-
cratic Republican party, and the Republicans
the Federal party. That is right Having
LINED the radicals" in the - new departure, s"
the next move is to steal the name.
The Memphis AppeaL says it is tired of the
incessant clatter OF the press over the new
departure" 1t hopes to discuss something more
profitable 1t is very profitable subject fer
Republicans, aside from California, Maine, &c,
sc. We don't wonder the appeal is sick of it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-20

Ask for Tickets to Memphis and the Southwest via
Chattanooga and Mckenzie, and TO st. Louis and the
Northwest via Nashville and COlumbus-al Rail; OF
Nashville and Hickman-Rail and River.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-20

THE MASSACHUSETTS CAMPAIGN. ne
republican campaign in Massachusetts Ier
quite exciting. Of the delegates to the
Republican State Convention thus far
chosen General Butler has ~, Rice Z, Lor-
ing 2, Jewel l, Washburn 20, and are I'M
committed, but anti-Butler. The towns
understood to be most strongly for General
Butler have already chosen delegates, and
they are included in the A. Jewel has
withdrawn from the canvass for the sake
of party harmony, leaving four candidates
in the field.-BdLtimOre Sun.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-20

THE sale of the Knoxville and Charles
ton and Knoxville and Kentucky Rail-
roads takes place to-day at Nashville.
By this sale the State will lose several mil
lions of dollars, and the only recompense
for the loss the people can have is i'll that
thereby they may pass into the hands of
men of capital who will complete them.
If completed they will of course repay the
section of the State in which they are To-
Gated for the loss they sustain by the sacri-
flee incurred in the terms of sale.
As stated in Sundays CHRONICLE, we
have reason to fear the sale may result in
the roads passing into the hands of a
ring that does not intend to complete
them, but hold them as speculation.
They intend to corner" on men whom
they understand want the roads to build
them through from the Ohio to the South
Atlantic. We do not see why this danger
can not easily be averted. We see no
reason to prevent the Commissioners max
ing the completion of the roads one of the
conditions Of sale. They have right, and
we DelleNe IL 10 DS IlIe1 uuISi W oCS lhdU
the only object the State has in making
the sacrifice it does, is secured. They can,
if they will, require such guarantees, and
if it is not done, and the sale results in the
putting of these roads in the hands of a
"ring I've care not who compose it, or
where they hail from-whO will stand in
the way of their completion, the people
will hold the proper authorities response
BILE. If they are to lose large fund, they
have a right to demand an equivalent, and
they will not be content unless they re-
ceiYe ii.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-20
FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON CUM
~ bERLAND Street, between Los> st and Henley
streets convenient to the business part of the city, Is
offered for sale on accommodating terms. Apply on
the premises to - ~,
aug4tf MRS. JOHN +, HELMn.'