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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-16
The Result in North Carolina.

We are at length enabled to announce
certainty that the Republicans have car
ried North Carolina Gov. Caldwell and
the whole State ticket are elected by from
1000, to 1000 majority. The Legislature
is close. The Republicans would have
carried it on joint ballot but for the unfair
apportionment of Senatorial districts by
the last Democratic General Assembly.
The same is true in regard to the Congress
ional districts. Fair play in the appor-
tionment for the State Senate and Con-
gress would have given us the Legislature
and five out of eight members of Congress.
AS it is, we have elected three members of
Congress, and we have lost one district by
quite a small majority, and another by
fraud perpetrated by our opponent
Raleiqh Era, august Sth, 1872.
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NASBY AT CHAPPAOUA.
H,. Trouble. I'm Reconciiing the Mon

HIS Troubles I'm Reconciling the Mongrels.
Nasby has been transferred from Ken
lucky to Chappaqua, where, under the di-
rection of the National Committee, he has
supervision of the great and good Horace.
In describing his perplexities, he says:
l hev, however, some trouble. Ny per-
sonal appearance is better soOted to the
Iatitood NV Kanetucky than Moo York,
and hev tn weara hat without any rim
to it, in the sun, to account for the redness
of my nose. Then / have to meet 80
many kinds Nv people. We hev here the
old Abolitionist and the old Democrat,
which are the hardest to manage. Then
comes the modified Democrat who accepts
niger suffrage and sich, eff he kin be as
shoored of the Post Offs in his native viii
lage, and the modified Republican who is
willin' to swallow amnesty, and likewise
to doubt whether universal suffrage wuz q
good thing after all, provided he kin be
asshoored up the Collectors Offs which
Grant refuzed to give him, and which is
now held by minyun and nepot. In
short, we hev all shades here, and it's a
bother to take care of them all. 1 don't
like mulatto babies, becoz every one NV
'em is proof positive that there's bin adul-
terry somewhere. For the same reason
don't like. coalishun parties. They amt
natral and every one NV 'em bears the
the world. Ours is mule party, eff THAR
ever wuz one, and heartily wish we wuz
thro' with it. 81.
On one occasion Free Trade delegation
and Protection committee collided, and,
as they only had one room for them, Hor-
ace had to faint and be carried out, to save
compromising himself. To remedy this
evil he has arranged the house differently
and submits plan as follows:
A room marked ] is for Protectionists,
2 for Free Traders, 8 for the religious ele-
ment, for the boys NV convivial turn, 5
for extreme Southerners, and is for old
time Abolitionists is a hall running
akross the house from which any one of
the rooms kin be entered, and is where
we shell keep Mr.. Greeley hived, when the
weather won't admit of chopin. We
hev the rooms furnished in accordance
with the tastes Nv the people who Will see
the inside NV 'em. In the religious room
there will be tract or two and Bible left
carelessly on the table; in the room for
boys there will be stumps NV cigars and q
bottle or two in the corners; In the tariff
room there wilt be specimens Nv ores and
coal, and in the free trade room there will
be the kards Nv all the importin' houses.
[ shall reseve all the callers, and after as
sertainin' who they are, shall take 'em to
the appropriate room, and going out thro'
the hall, shel conduct the great and good
Horris in to 'em, and he kin talk to 'em
in satisfyin' manner. Ez we may hev,
ez in this case, more than one party, hev
he'd the walls lined, so that what is said in
one room can't he heard in another. From
this time out it will be easy sailin'. Sich
is the power Nv mind over matter.
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POLITICAL.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 15.-The
Radical Republican State Convention as
sembled at the Capitol at noon yesterday.
Two hundred delegates, mostly colored,
were present. United States Marshal
Healey called the meeting to order and
nominated Justice Saffold, of the Supreme
Court, for chairman. Jere Haralson, COL
ored, instantly nominated Ben. Turner,
congressman, for the same. No attention
was PAID to Haralson's nomination, and
Healey declared Saffold elected without
putting the question on the nomination of
Turner. HARRISON demanded a division
but Healey ruled it out of order. when cries
of gag, unfair, ETC., rose from ali marie of
the Hall, during which a COMMITTEES on
credentials was appointed.
The Convention reaSsembled this morn
ing and nominated David P. Lewis for
Governor; Alex. Mckinsley for Lieuten-
ant Governor; Pat. Rayland for Secretary
of State; R. G.. Smith for Auditor: Ar.
thur Bingham for Treasurer; Jos. III
Speed for Superintendent of Education
Benj Gordon for Attorney General Thos
Lambert for Commissioner of FIndustria
Resources. A Congressman for the Stat
at large will be nominated tonight. 1t i
thought that Alex. White or G. G. Sheet
will receive the nomination. Not sin
gle carpet-bagger Or negro is on the tick
ct, although all are not native Southern
ers. No platform has been reported yet
AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 15.-Greeley lef
Portland this morning on a special trail
Tor Augusta. He was accompanied by Hon
Z. P. Kimball and several other promi-
nent gentlemen, At all the stopping
places dense crowds collected to see him
AT Brunswick he was greeted with deefen
ing cheers and music and in response t.
calls made short speech,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Valuable Land for Sale
NEAR MARYVlLLE.

ON MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3D. at Il O'clock NJ,
" will sell to the highest bidder, at the court house
door in Maryville Tenn, my entire farm, one ana
quarter miles southwest Of Maryvlle, on the Niles
Ferry Road.
/ will sell said farm in lots as follows:
Lot No. contains 1l2 acres. about 30 acres cleared
and in cultivation 10 of good meadow land has
been in Timothy and Red Top forty years; new house
just finished No. spring, and running water Tor
stock.
Lot No g contains 115 acres. about IS acres cleared
and in cutivaton about acres of fine meadow land;
has been in grass about forty years. % acres well set IN
Clover last spring very good barn; good running
Lot No. 8 contains acres cleared and in cutiya
tion all of which especially adapted to the growth OF
the cultivated grasses cabin, good spring and run
ming water for stock.
Lot No T. contains 20Z acres; all of which is wood
land of ine quality and will be sold with Lot Nc. g.
Said lands will be sold as above described on the day
above me entioned-f not sold at private sale before
hand The whole farm will be sold together with the
right to elect which shall be the bona ide sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-Twenty per cent, OF the purchase
money paid on the day of sale notes with approved
security at six and twelve months time for the remain
der with lien retained on the land for the same.
For further particulars, apply on the premises be-
tween now and the day OF sale. ,,,,,-D1,-
sMaryviIle. August Is, 1S12:l6Wtf
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THE GRAY COATS ON TOP AGAIN.
No Use for Union Men in the Third
District.
Key Beats Blizzard for Congress at CleTe'
land.
spciaI TO DAILY Chronicle ]

CLEVELAND, Aug. Is, 1872.
The Democratic Congr essional Conven-
ton for the Third District met here to-day.
Cliff, of Warren county, was chosen fres-
ident and Kirby, of Chattanooga, was
chosen Secretary. After stormy session
Hon. d. M. Key, of Chattanooga, was
Nominated on the sixteenth ballot, receiv-
ing - votes to 81 for Hon. A. Blizzard, of
Athens, although Blizzard came within
one vote of being nominated on the first
ballot. Billiards. friends are much dissat-
isfied. Many delegates express the opinion
that Chancellor Key can not be elected.
The Conservative Union men feel sore
over the result and say the Confederate
element predominates and want all the Of
fees. They feel that they are ignored.
There is much depression among Col.
Billiards. friends, who think he was en-
titled to the nomination. The Republi-
cans are iubilent and intend to carry the
district at the November election.
After the adjournment of the Congress
sional Convention, delegates from the
Eighth Senatorial District met, and E.
A. James, having failed to obtain the
for Congress, was nominated
for Senator without opposition, an act of
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OUR NEXT VICE PRESIDENT.
what He Think. of the november Eiec.i,

what He Thinks offhe November Election,
The New York Herald of the 18th con-
tains an account of an interview with
Henry Wilson, who had just returned from
his glorious canvass of Indiana. He was
feeling In excellent condition, being only
hoarss, when the following interview took
place
Reporter-You are stripping for the fight
with your old enthusiasm, sir.
Senator Wilson-The enthusiasm of the
people out there makes every one a little
more earnest than usual, can assure YOU
| never saw anything like it. In Indiana
the Republicans have begun the struggle
with an energy that is sweeping the State
from one end to the other for the good
cause. 1 spoke in Richmond, Money, In
dianapolis, Brazil, Charlottesville, La
fayette, Logansport, Laporte, South Bend,
Kennedysville, Fort Wayne and Warsaw,
and everywhere the meetings were attend
ed by immense crowds of people, and the
enthusiasm was, as tell you, such as L
have never witnessed before, though my
political experience has been pretty extern
sive. @
Reporter-Tbe Republican party, then,
mean 10 win? -e
Senator Wilson-They certainly mean
not only not to let the election go against
them by default, but to carry the country
by heavier majorities than ever. In In
diana there have already been a thousand
meetings held. and Tom Brown, our candi-
data for Governor, has himself spoken six
teen times.
ea*
Reporter-What are the prospects of the
campaign?
Senator Wilson-Our ticket will carry
every free State but two, am sure, and in
those two there are strong, very strong
hopes of victory.
Reporter-And those two are
Senator Wilson-New York and New
Hampshire. New York you know all
about, probably, better than 1 do, and
though the result is doubtful, think all
the signs of the times point to the success
of the Republicans even here. And 1 may
say the same of New Hampshire, where
the fight is always very close one.
Reporter-And does this hopeful view
of the situation prevail generally in the
party? I
Senator Wilson--Out West, as / have
told you, the enthusiasm and earnestness
are such as have never seen. find one
very cheering sign, too, everywhere, and
that is that the vast majority of our young
men are Republicans. In Indiana there
are electioneeing regiments, with regular
Grant uniform and mounted, who are do
ing splendid service in animating and
rousing all loyal men and friends OF good
government to a sense of their duty. All
of these Organizations are composed of
young men, most of whom served in the
war and helped to save the Union.
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Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn.
No, 2,437.

~ No, 2,437.
Petition for Letters of Incorporation.
NJ L. Patterson, NJ. D. Bearden, John S. Van Glider,
o. P. Temple, r. NJ. McClung, George W. Ross,
John j. Craig.
VNHE ABOVE NAMED PARTIES HAXlNG
filed their petition in the Chancery Court at Knox
VILE Tennessee asking to be incorporated under the
name and style of the Knoxville Street Railroad
Company"
The objects of Incorporation for the purpose of
constructing railroad all the streets and principal
horoughfares and running street cars to the most IN
principal highways leading to and from the city for
distance of two miles from the corporation line.
1t is ordered by the Clerk and Master that pubca-
tion be made for thirty days in the Knoxville Daily
Chronicle, newspaper published in the city OF
Knoxville notifying all persons who may desire SO to
do to appear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville
on or before the Sd Monday of September next and
show cause why letters of incorporation should not Is
sue or the petition will be proceeded with ex parte
This August 18th, 1872.
N' M. L. PATTERSON, c. & NJ.
aus15dSOd By W. A. GALBRAITH.D D. c. M.
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ny VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS. ISSUED
6 from the Supreme Court of Errors and Appeals at
Knoxville, Tenn will sell on Saturday the i4th Day
AZ c!tv of Knorific, cash IN hand 10 to highest
bidder all the right ttle claim interest and demand
Isaac w Aexayder has in certain tract OF land
1Ig and lying the 18th civil district of said county,
adjoining the lands of James Luttrell, Aaron Arm
strong and Others containing 172 acres more or less
This land is levied On satisfy two executions IN favor
of Wesley Legg and Robert Meek. Alexander McMIl-
LAM NJ B. Carter, and against NJ. j. Dunford, Isaac
Alexander, Henry A. Whaley, James NJ Carter. Sarah
Brown, and security, Isaac W. Alexander. The l4th
day of August, 1872, JOHN GIBBS. ID. Sh'f.
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The Alabama and ChattanOoga Road.

Negotiations are in progress by which
Messrs. J. G. and D. A. Stanton, formerly
of Boston, and their associates will regain
control of the Alabama and Chattanooga
Railroad, taken from them more than a
year ago by the State of Alabama and SOLD
for non-payment of interest on its bonds.
The title of the road came into the hands
of the State at the bankrupt sale, but it
has not since been able to find pur-
chaser, and the proposed arrangement is
likely to prove satisfactory to all parties
Wash. Cor. Gin. Gazette.
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A young lady of Hannibal, in Missouri,
lately wrote to H. g., asking the best rem
edy for dandruff. The great farmer re-
piled: "Use a rotating harrow if the sur
face is rolling, until the soil is well loos-
ened, then seed down with Canada this
ties. If this fails, go further West, where
Indians are plenty and frisky. They re.
move dandruf by simple remedy and
warrant it never to return.n 9
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A New York Democratic Newspaper Can't
Take Greeley and Brown.

The Morrisiana (Westchester county,
journal has placed the names of Grant
and Wilson at the head of its columns,
ana given the following in explanation OF
1ts opposition to Greeley: "He was noml-
nated by trickery, in pursuance of bar
gam. In that bargain, fellow-De Democrats,
we Were included; we were bought and
ered."
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FOREIGN.
Antonelli auarreuiDr with the Po

Antonelli QuarreIling with the Pope.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-The Daily NeaOS has
., special dispatch from Florence, stating
mat 1t is rumored there that Cardinal An
t1nelll has quarrelled with the Pope and
threatens to resign should the latter perse-
we're we're IN his policy of hostility to the italian
government, and also that Antonelli re-
gueSted clerical journals to refrain from
pprronshlng pr the speeches of the Holy Faith
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION In THE
FIRST DISTRICT.
Col. w. B. Carter Set Up for the Victim.
Special TO Daily ChrOnicIe.I

MoRRIsTowN, August Is, 1872.
The Congressional Convention for the
First District organized by calling Col
John Netherland, of Hawkins, to the
chair. On the twelfth ballot VIM. B. Car
ter, of Carter county, was nominated for
Congress. L. NJ. Jarvis was chosen cleo
tor, vice John A. Mckinney, resigned.
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The PRUssIAN AND THE CHAssppo,
The Colt Arms Company, at Hartford has
Just received an order from the Prnssian
government for the manufacture of so 600
improved Chassepot guns, to be used with
metallic cartridges. The work is to be
completed in four years, and the price
will be about 81 ,000,000. Warlike prepa-
rations seem to be going on in all the Eu-
rnnean countries.
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Literary men hold out well. Mr.. Carlyle,
Mr.. Charles Lyell, and Mr.. Darwin are all
over the three-score and ten. Sir Roderick
Murchison recently died in full harness at
a very advanced age.
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Eminent composers have not always ap-
preciative wives. Nine. Offenbach is said
to detest music, Nine. Verdi shuns the
opera. The conscience of Nine, Gunod
will not allow her to attend the theatre.
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stockholders, Meeting.

EAST TENNESSEE, VA. q GA. R.R..
Secretary and Treasurers Office.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. July 10, lo12.
The regular annual convention Of Stockholders OF
the East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia & Kailr45a II t5
citv of Knoxville, on Wednesday, the 4th OF Sep
tember next. at o'clock P. N; all Stoekholders
wishing to attend said meeting will be passed Tree over
This road to and from said convention.
vi ;y2Stdm JAMES G. MITCHELL, Treas.
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Mr.. Greeley thinks that if a cat were
properly fed twice a day on tortoise shell
scraps she might ultimately produce lit
ter of catacombs.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Northerly winds and clear weather will prevail os
Friday over the New England and Middle States.
Easterlyto southerly Winds cloudy weather and rain
over the South Atlantic States. Clear weather and
light winds from Eastern Texas to Alabama and north
ward to Ohio, lower Michigan and Illinois. From the
lower Missouri Valley to lakes Michigan and Superior
southery to southeasterly Winds increasing coudess
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DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REP D
Signal Service, q. 9. Arm,

KNOXVILLE. TENN. August Is. 1872.
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Sberif,s sale.

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