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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-11
FOR EICN.
UarIists Escaping into France,

LONDON, May 1O.-The Times of this morn
ing says: Germany is willing to negotiate
with France with the view of accelerating the
evacuation of the French Territory now occu-
pied by the German troops"
MADRID, May 10.-Dispatches from all the
provinces which are infested by Carlist bands
state that the insurgents are coming in and sur
rendering.
It is reported that the Spanish Government is
displeased at the action of France in allowing
retreating Carlists to escape into the French
Territory, and that the Government of Versailles
will be questioned relative thereto.
LONDON, May 1C.-The visit OF EMPIRES:
augusta terminates next Tuesday, when HcI
Majesty will leave on her return to Germany.
The convalescence of Empress Eugenle J.
progressing satisfactorily rrfaar.w
Dobson was sworn in to-day as privy couu'
sellor
Passengers from England now land in Franco
without going through the usual formalities'
The daily Globe of this morning says it Is ru'
mored in trustworthy circles that negotiations
between the British and American Govern
ments, with regard to indirect claims, were sud
denly broken off to-day in Parliament To
night Granville in the House of Lords anc
Gladstone in the House of Commons promised
statement of the condition of the negotiations
to be made Monday next whether the paper
were received or not
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What They Think in Washington.

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Stul of May Sth gives the follow
ing as the latest impressions in the politi-
cal world
The political situation to-day has under
gone some changes. The very generally
credited statements that ex-senator Hen
drick and Hon. George H. PendletOn had
declared in favor of the Cincinnati ticket
turns out after all to be mistake. To-
dav letter was received by Democratic
member of the House from Mr.. Hen
dricks, in which he speaks Of the nOmina-
tfOus at Cincinnati as unacceptable, that
he cannot commit himself to them, but
will be governed by the action of the Ma
tiOnal Democratic Convention.
Word to the same effect comes from Mr..
Pendleton in letter to another member.
On the other hand 1t is noticeable that
among the members from the cities the
Greeley and Brown ticket is gaining
strength, while the country members, who
are mostly nOn-committal admit that the
almost universal feeling in the South will
have great weight in the National Demo
cratic Convention. The statement tele-
graphed from New York, however, that
MIR. Greeley intends to withdraw If that
Convention nominates another ticket, has
given rise to no inconsiderable speculation
and is construed by those Democrats who
opposed Greeley as an attempt to dictate
to Democratic delegates to unite on the
Cincinnati ticket, while others favorable
to the latter say that it is a fair notice 10
the Democratic Convention to meet the
! Conservatives in fair way and harmon1Ze
all the elements opposed to Greeley.
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NASHVILLE DEMOCRATS ON THE SITUATION

A letter received in this city from re-
liable gentleman in NASHVILLE says that
Ex-Governor Neil S. Brown is credited
with saying that "the Democracy would
and ought to vote for the Devil, if neces-
sary, to beat Grant. That they would vote
for Greeley, being willing to use any kind
of club to kill the snake with" A Dem
ocrat said in response to this, "Ies in or
der to get the machine into our OtUR hands,
we'll vote for even Greeley this once, but
after we get possession of the Government,
you'll not see us taking any more stock of
that sortn
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS BIZ THE CABLE
Miscellaneous and Washington News
HOME NEWS.
WHINING AND DINING THE GEOk"AA
PRESS.
LougfeIIow in the Field.

Ro.rov Nav 1O-The cooperS are prepar-
ir,, 70 stri,a for three dollars per day. The
,oovon,ont Is supposed to be engineered by the
InternatiOnaIIstS.
LEXINGTON, May 1O.-Longfellow is SAID to
bo in splendid condition, and will contest the
mile and half dash on Wednesday, and the
the three mile dash on the last day of the
fair.
ALBANY, May 1O.-The Apportionment bill
passed over the Governors veto.
New YORK, May 10.-Robert Smith, the
oldest American merchant in the West Indies,
is dead.
Fires are raging in Unster and Sullivan
counties. ra
AUGUSTA, Ga, May 9-The stockholders of
the Georgia Railroad have voted to remand
the question of the endorsement of one mill
lion b. 7nds of the Port Royal Railroad to the
Board If Directors There being no change
made in the Board, this action of the stock
holders is equivalent to a sanction of the en-
dorsement.
ATLANTA. GA, May l0-The Press Associa-
fion adjourned to meet in Americus next No
vember. There was a large attendance. The
citizens gave them a thousand dollar banquet
tonight. \ large number will go on an ex-
cursion to Nashville tomorrow.
NORFOLK. May 10-A special messenger who
arrived to-day from the scene eff the disaster
REPORTS the explosion of the boiler of the freight
steamer Rectory off Old Point, in Carrituck
Sound, by which the chief engineer, Wm.
Walker, his wife, child and sister in-law we're
killed and several of the crew were severy
scalded The assistant engineer, colOred
IRAN, was on duty at the time Of lhe explosion.
4 steamer, with means of assistance, has been
dispatched to the wreck by Marshal Parks
President of the Canal Company.
PITTsBURGH, PA, May 10-A special dis
patch says fire in Somerset, Pennsylvania, de-
stroycd six squares in the heart of the town,
embracing two-thirds of its entire value. The
buildings destroyed include three hotels, every
business house, store and shop but one; both
banking houses; both printing offices; lawyers
offices; postofice; L. S. Assessors office; two
churches Masonic and Odd Fellows Halls;
telegraph and express offices, and over thirty
private dwellings. Fifty families are rendered
homeless The losses are estimated at million
dollars. The insurance Is seventy-fve thou
sand dollars.
This morning at four o'clock three boilers ex-
Yloded in Jas. Wood, Sons & Co.'S iron mill at
:. wv Mill Run. a fireman named Chas. Nor
cha ut was instantly killed. The boilers were
rearl new and had not been used long.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

WASurxc7 on, May I0.-The bill taking away
the Circuit { Eourt jurisdiction of the United
States District Court for the Northern District
of Georgia and to create Circuit Court in
that District, pas @d
The fertilization biz was resumed; 1t aggre-
gates two millions; .vud the tariff bill occupied
the balance of the da.v with big fight over
pig iron without reaching any definite action
SENE. NE-
Mr.. Sumner introduced he civil rights bill
and moved that it be callend cred
The bill was ordered to be vinted
The Louisiana election bill was dlscurred
acrimoniously and at great lei 'gth The bill
finally passed.
A bill was introduced extending the Federal
regulations heretofore confined to cit les OF twen
ty thousand, pending which the ! e@a'e al
Ournpd.
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A COlOred Man ON the Liberal Ticket.

The Cincinnati Commercial of Wednes-
day contains a letter from Peter II. Clark,
who is represented by that paper as be-
ing close observer, of Liberal tenden-
cies, and as having recently travelled ex-
tensively in the South. Mr. Clark says ::
"If the Greeley party are building any
hopes on the oft-repeated assertion that
the colored people of the South will vote
for their candidates, they are surely
doomed to disappointment. That some
q, ,Iored men will be found on their side
iS perhaps true. Some colOred men have
hee,r found to vote the straight Demo
crafi,c ticket, but the number is small and
not Ii keIy to increase. The fact that the
Renu blican party is the instrument which
has freed and enfranchised him-which
guards him in the exercise of his rights as
a freeman-which promises him great fu-
ture good, is known, and well known, to
the dullest black man in the South, and
if he can get chance to approach the
ballot box uninterrupted, he will vote for
the candidate Of that party" He says, in
conclusion, to the Republicans Of the
South, Every nlsn who is not in their
camp, will be regarded as an enemy.
They will seek to maintain the party or
ganiZation intact, and will vote solid for
| the nominee of the Philadelphia Conven-
ton"
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WASHINGTON.
Gen. HoadIy Nominated for the Senate.

Gen. HOadIy Nominated for the Senate.
WASHINGTON, May 1O-Morton personally
denies the report of his infdelity to Grant and
the Republicans of Connecticut.
Hoadley was nominated for the United States
Senate, Vice Forney, which is equivalent TO
an election.
There was full Cabinet to-day, but no spe-
cial interest
There was a consultation to-day over the dis
patches from Europe, which indicate irrecon-
cilable differences between the United States
and Europe regarding the consequential dam
ages. The navy yards are worked to their full
capacity.
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Trustees Sale,

by VIRTUE OF A DEED IN TRUST EXECU-
~ TED to me by The Wilcox Mining Company: a
body corporate. having is principal office in KnoXylIe
tennessee, and doing business at - mory, h9ane
county, Tennessee, viii expose to sale to the hishesI
T, on the
3Oth Day Of May, 1872,
upon the premises, the following personal properly
belonging to said Company, TO wit; Coal CoIs
Scales Wire Rope Drum and Wndlass, Mining. Bidek-
smith and Carpenter's Tools, Wagons, Carts. Ma
chinery the interest of said Company IN Steamboat
nearly compIeted living at the wharf at Kingston, Ten
neSsee and other property Also, the valuable lands
of said Company lying in ROane and Morgan counties,
consisting Il three separate tracts lying adjacent be-
INC the lands conveyed to said Company by John Bax
ter and n p Bailey, trustee, John DeArmond and n.
p Rarton and NJ c. Wilcox. containing thousand
acres more or less and covering the valuable coal
hanks now worked by said Company
said sale will be made on a credit of one and two
years the purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
Yy for the purchase money bearing interest from date
at the rate of seven per cent. per annum and lien
will be retained the lands till the purchase money
is paid.
The lands will first be offered in parcels to suit pur-
ehasers and afterwards whole and that sale which
shall bring the largest will be adc pied The sale
viii be made in bar ct the equity of redemption
W. ?. WASHBURN, Trustee
Knoxville, March ., 1S79- -26d601
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ImnOrfanf Innuiries.

Mr.. EDITOR: | have noticed a great deal
said about the great advantages to strangers en-
lgratlng to East Tennessee, and particularly to
Knoxville. There are great inducements to
them to settle in this section Now, don't
want it understood that | am opposed to
anything would be to our advantage; at the
same time it is nothing but fair to parties COM
ing here to give them the facts in the case And
right here | wish to make an inquiry: Quite re-
Gently an enterpriSing gentleman has started u
carriage factory in this city. No doubt he has
plenty of means to carry on his business, but,
for arguments sake, we will suppose his eX.
penses when ready to start up, is ptShaps from
one to five thousand dollars more than he had
anticipated, what may he expect from the mon
led men of Knoxville? venture to say he
may go from one end Of Gay street to the other
without being accommodated to one cent
for less than twenty four per cent. and perhaps
can't get it for even that for more than thirty to
sixty days, and not more than $500 dollars at Il
time, when perhaps his property, unencumber-
ed. is worth $1,000
In the next place we have several kinds of
manufactures that, for the want of few thou
sand dollars, are dragging along in such a way
that it Is an impOsSibility for them to accom-
plish anything Would it not be best to first
make then sclf-sustaining o,.d tll~-. proceed to
the establishment OF others? and if they get
to trouble give them new start again ?? That
is the reason our Northern factories get along
so WELL Let firm there fail and they go into
bankruptcy, close the firm business, which is
the end of the firm. The next day the creditors
of the old firm will help them to start up again.
How is it in Knoxville? They have here rule
of settling the first of every month. The mer-
chants and bankers present their bills which
must be met promptly whether you have the
money or not. How is it with the manufactu-
rer? He has credited out his goods, and when
he presents his bills, they seem to be surprised
that their bills should be presented so soon.
Now this will not build up Knoxville, and if
the citizens don't take more interest in the mat
ter than they have heretofore you will see some
of these factories seeking protection elsewhere.
Our sister city, Chattanooga, in ten years will
leave us out in the cold. Shall we run on in
this same old channel, entirely Indifferent as to
our own interest! INQUIRER
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KNOXVILLE TENN SATURDAY MORNING, MAY If, 1872.

well buttered sops to certain country Ger
beri. The plan is ingeniously arranged,
but it won't work. The Gallatin ECdnni,,-
er, the Springfield Record and the Leba-
non Herald, representing the 'rural' por-
ton of the district, will devote themselves
industriously to the effectual smashing of
this nice little slate.
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TDe Congressional Canvass.

1t seems that in the Congressional cam
paign all is not lovely with the unterrified
Democracy Of the Nashville District, as
Will be seen by the following from the
Lebanon Hraydj
We have intimations that nice little
slate has been fixed up at Nashville, by a
ring which declares it disgraceful that the
capital district in Congress shall be repre-
sented by provincial. and which pro-
poses to secure the nomination to metr j.
politan, beyond peradventure, by few
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OVARIAN TUMOR CITRED

Never has medicine taken internally been known
res bowels; the knife has been the sole reliance in
the hands Of experienced surgeons; but Dr. RadyayS
Sarsaparan settles this question. For it has cured
over TWENTY persons of OvAP'A AN CYsTs and TUMORs
as well as TumOrs in the bow Is, uterus womb liver
DroDscal EhuslOn. Ascites. nd Calculus COncretions
TumOr of Twelve Years Growth Cured bY
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BEVERLY. Mass, July 18 1863.
DR.. RADWAY-I have had Ovarian Tuner in the
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CHATTANOOGA.
THE WRONG MAN.
Net for Greeley '1f the Court Know
Herself"
A Delegate to Baltimore Declares for
Grant.
SnooIoI fo 1bo naIIv ChrOnicle.1
Special to the Daily ChrOnicIe'l

CHATTANOOGA, May 10, 1877.
VIM. Crutchfield, Esq, who was ap
pointed delegate to the Baltimore Demo
cratic Convention, auth orizes the state
ment that his name was used without his
knowledge or consent.
He declares that before the war he was q
Whig, during the war Union man, and
now unequivocally for U. S. Grant for
reelection as President of the United
States.
At the Confederate decoration to-day,
Colonel L, S. Marye, the orator of the day,
revived the lost cause.-the first fruits of
Greeley's nomination.
The indications are that campaign doc
uments will not be wanting.
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Another Erie COmbina ton.

NEW YORK, May 8.-A LONDON speclai
10 the New York H'orJd to-day says u ma
lorlty Of the Erie shareholders here nave
Goniplngd % ed for making Tom Scott Prest+t
qeht. The American board and Mr. Scots
"a nave teiegraphed sufficient assurance, anu
tne comolnation is completely successful
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-11

Colonel w. +. Cameron, editor of the
Petersburg Progress, and member of the
late Conservative Executive Committee,
has resigned the editorshiP,A 6,rs lE,A in eonse-
pTiators of the Progress, who disapproved
IF his advocacy of Mr.: Greeley.
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THE WASTES OF TnH Rnnv

Are supplied with new, healthy and vigorous blood
naI furnishes sound structure. Hence all suffering
from weakening discharges either male or female oI
from Ulcers or Sores through the reparative process
hADWAIS oARSAPARILLIAN are arrested, and the rup-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-11

How to become Liberal RepuoIlcan-
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RIank Deeds.

The largest. handsomest and Ghe9PeTTS = 3 1SoGh s
in East Tenn. may be found at the 4. L. D. Il
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G. H. SLONE.

G. H. SLONE.
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For Sale,

Two small frame dwellings beautifully To-
Gated in the northwest part of the city. Terms
reasonable. Apply to
J. 7. SPRAGUE, JR.,
=. o. Box 81.
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Something New

The Dolly Warden Cards printed at t
CHRONICLE Office. Call and see them.
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EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IN
FLESH AND WEIGHT IS SEEN
AND FELT.

Scrofqia, Consumption, Syphilis in its many formg
TIandular Disease, Ulcers in the Throat and Mouth
Lumors' Nodes IN the Glands and other parts ofths
fystem sore Eyes StrumOqs Discharges from the Ears
Eorst forms of Skin Diseases; Eruptons Fever Sores
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NNW AUTLN I 1DLNILN De
CHANCERY SALE
BANKING HOUSE
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE,

NO. 2,Ii5.)
TN PURSUANCE TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
by the Chancery Court at Knoxville at March term
1872 in the case of F. A. Moses administrators, ct al
vs. the Qcoee Bank ct al will sell at public sale to the
highest bidder at the court house door in Knoxville
On Saturday, the 18th Day of May next,
at II o'clock, A. NJ. the Banking House and Lot and
premises appurtenant thereto formerly occupied and
used by the Oooee INK for carrying their business
OF banking in Knoxville, and now occupied and used
Tor similar purpose by the Peoples Bank of Knox
lie situated on the west side of Gay Street. and ad.
Joining the lot Of Somers Van Glider and Others.
TERMS.
Sad sale will be made on credit of six months and
IN bar of the ght of redemption a note with good
security bearing Interest from date viii be required of
the purchaser and lien reta ned as further security
~ L. PATTERSON,
May II, IS72-d6t Clerk and Ma ter.
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'''i FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

Gu Fever and Ague and all her MalariOus Billions
Scarlet, Typhoid Yellow and other keyers 11aded bI
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Is sure cure. 1t was the first and is the Only Pain
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