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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-28

The State election in Connecticut comes
off next Monday. The candidates are
Marshall Jewell, Republican, and r. G..
Hubbard, Democrat. Gov. Jewell was
elected year ago by a majority of 100.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-28

THE Republican party is charged with
being parts of office-holders. The DEM
ocratic party is composed entirely of office
seekers and their dupes.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-28

NASHVILLE will be the most central
point to hold the Conventions for the Sec
ond Congressional District. The railroad
interests are promoted by the infamous
law
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-28

A Scotch young lady, in answer to the
question "Do you remember Donald Fer
guson ?" made the following discrimina-
ting reply: No; | reccollect his face, but
l don't reccollect him by name"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-28
Financial.

WE are prepared to purchase, at
Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
eminent, State, County, City, and
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank
OF Tennessee Notes, New and Old
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. R.
r. Stock.
We transact a General Banking
Business, buy and sell Eastern and
Southern Exchange at current rates.
receive deposits and make collections
upon the most favorable terms.
Interest paid on Deposits in Savings
Bank Department.
Tickets by lnman, Anchor and National
Lines of Ocean Steamers, and Exchange on
all the principal cities Of Europe for sale.
E.P. BAILEY, CASHIER.
Julyl5-d&wtf.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-28
NEWS SUMMARY.

Vice President CoIfsx was fifty years old last
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-28
One of the Finest Farms in East Tennessee.
'sEAGT.E RTND -

This farm contains about 700 acres, 400 acres in fine
state of cultivation the greater part of which Is the
rchest rst-class river bottom. remainder first class
INLAND. Orchard of choice fruit trees apple peach
and near Large fine brick house ard all necessary
ont-buiIdngs Three fine springs on different portion
of the land This property i situated on Cinch rivers
in Anderson county, two miles from Clinton.
This of the most valuable farms for stock and
grain in East Tennessee Price $751; O one-sxth cash
balance in FIVE equal payments, with interest at six
per cent.
, 1872-10-10
FOREIGN.


.Gpe=i1I Dsspd..h to tbs cHfatso 7511tens
New York, Oc5~ 9.-Ad7icez from Europe, to-
Jay, stats that emigration from Alsaca and Lor-
ra;ne ia more extensive than was supposed.
Plsppeville, asmal town on the frontier, h1s
been entirely abandoned 1t Luneville, 1900 to
5000 Alsatiaus arrive every day. II il ca1a1-
lated that Mbta, which had formerly popul4-
tion Of $4,000, does not now contain mora than
15,o0o. d strasbourg letter saJs: ut IL
rot that you notice. the marvellous change
which IL taking place In the two
provinces so much by visiting small towns and
villages, as by renarsing the scanes On the rail-
way between Strastonrg aad Paris Tho influx is
surprising. The life stream seems to flow On ~
it it would mover stop. Oddly enough, Sunday
is chosen by meiy thousands as the poriod Of
their departure, and on such night the railway
station at st1asbourg presented IN extraordinary
spectacle. In their anxiety to pro-
cure tickets before others, men
hustled and women screamed, and
yocifersted as only Gernan-spaskins people czn7
7ocifetate. For be it noted thAt tho majority
spsak the language Of the Teutons- They talk
derman with no uncertain sound The crowd
was composed Of men in b1ousss, rudd5-faced
women, aud, lastly, children, in whose faces ne
could trace wonder at what it was all about,
this strange fitting from THAR sunny village
homes By the river OF mountain sido."
, 1872-10-10

AT the wedding Of 3fiss Jenny Folsom a
wealthy IeHasa, to Samuel .Raultza> wealthy
Brooklyn banker, at Jersey City, last Monday.
one Of the attractions present Was g Old Ssoass
called the 81: Wandering -Jaw," with his venata~
bie gray beard and white fur hat
General F.. A.. Walker, OF North Brookfeld,
MASS, Con1missioner Of Indian Affairs, and late
Superintendent Of the Census, accepts his up
pontment to the Profeasorship Of History and
Physical Geography in tho Scientific School At
Yale Collage, as the succeaaor Of Professor Gill;
man.
Fashionable society in St. Douis is agitated
over the marriage Of Judge John J. Hagar, Of
Ssn Frapesoo, to Mrs. Hicks, one OF the leade1a
Of the ton, which took place last Tuesday eren
ing, Tha happy pair so to Europe, and on eat-
thnt tha engagement ring coat 1T, Goo
n. O. l.. Dorsey, the eccentric "prisonsrs'
friend" Of Pawtucket, E. T., visited Fall River
On Thursday evening, and was entertained BY
number Of citizens It the Colu1nbia Hotel Dor:
sey presented to the proprietor Of the hotel q
Bihla and a hotel sign-board, on Ahich is q nd
die" for the solution OF which 4 Fall River pa
per says s, 200 in gold, including $500 gold
chain, will be paid. But who would wear Z
33, zoo gold chain 7 It would weigh about Is
pounds. :: j
The medicine chest Of one Of the abandoneA
Arctic wlaless WIZ broken open By soma Of the
natives, who, thinking they had found prize,
proceeded to swallow tho contents OF the bottlea-
THE Survivors describe the result ~ starsling,t
for the doses we're too large Tor the constitutions
OF even an EsQuimaux- Several Of the par
takers died, and Others wanted to, bus coutdns~
, 1872-10-10

Judge Edmonds admits that the phenomenon is
utterly unexp1aiaatle. It is . fair inference,
from what the Administration managers openly
state, that the 1n.jority for Hartrantt is more
than Has wanted OF calculated for, let alone
what Uas-.. expected. Indiana was given
up It the Republican headquarters one
TONS despstch ot Saturday Iasf, claiming
it by s, 1000. The White House, since the returns
began to coma in, haa been crowded, principally
with ofhce-holders. The President has been
felcitated upon his endorsement, and On his
chances for . second tarm, and has always re-
piled in ste1eotyped n amer that it wss moth
ing more than be expected when the people
ehoud hive fair chance to pass upon his oh-
cial acts, and those for which his administration
was Responsible. Among the celebrities
sas Colonel Aoaby. the e1:coa;
the President On his SUCCESS in the North. and
assured him that Vi1ginia would bo the first
Southern State to fall into harmony with those
that hare Just voted
Chandler has announced that he Is going to
be Cabinet Minister undex Grants second
term.
The President to-dAy received despatch
from Russell Esret, Chairman Of the Republican
State Committee ct Pennsyl1ania, saying thu
under no circumstances must Fo1ney be al
lowed to stump the State for Grant and Wilson,
because the people will not listen to him, and
hsye lost confidence in him.
, 1872-10-10

aere on Monday night, tho 14th; st Victoria.
the 18th; RIO, The l6.h; Henderson. the 15th-
Ha has challenged Bar1ear, Of the Grant party,
70 stump the district with him; but Rarrear will
not do it, Sparta Township, 194 majority for
Grant four years sgo; he will not get 90 mich
this time."
E1an, I1L--At E1:in, On Saturday night, 3
large crowd gathered In the Market Square, to
hear Grant Grafton by poor negro named
Josh" Boaely. It was most 1udicrous exhi-
biton, and elected the heartlest Iner1iment.
bearing torches, marched into the square, but
beat retreat a soon a. they discovered who the
sDe4ker wasn
, 1872-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

Spsei1l Despatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
TUBco1.A, Ill, Oct. 9.-General Black addressed
a large assembly this afternoon, at Tuscola
The speech was well received. This county is
alive in the Cause OF reform. The enthusiastic
reception accorded General Black ehowB the peo-
pie to be in earnest. TuscolA will give = 1ous-
ing Liberal majority In November.
81. LoU1s, Oct. 9.-The Republican County
Convention to-day put . full ticket in the fold
with the following as the principal candidates:
Crcuit Judge, Chester Il. Krum, present United
The County Court, Charles 6. steifel; Sheriff,
Constantine Magaire; County Collector, Elus
N. Leeds; County Marshal, Emile Thomas; Cor
oner, Dr.. 8. 81. ELL; Public Administrator,
Henry qarnbs; Circuit Attorney, William K1eit-
er; School Superintendent, George 7. Mur-
phy.
, 1872-10-10

Special Despateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MENDOZA, H., Oct. 9.-Hon- Lyman Trum-
bull addressed large meeting ut this place
to-day. His maste1ly arguments in favor Of the
Liberal cause left no doubt in the minds OF his
hearers Of the necessity Of q change in the ad-
ministr<tion Of the general Government. In
the evening Hon. g. D. a. Parks, Of Joliet,
Liberal candidate for Congress in this dis
trict, addressed large meeting at Pools
Hall. He completely answered the
speech Of his opponent, Franklin
which be contended that the election Of Horace
Gteeley would result in the restoration Of slave.
y, ppyEaent Of tho rabe1 debt, etc. -.
The friends Of reconciliation snd reform in
this part of the State do not propose to sbate
ing that the principle they advocate ne just:
They viii work without falte1ing for their sue
Ca9a.
, 1872-10-10
Address Of the Pennsylvania Lib
eral Committee to the Peo-
pie Of the State.
Another Letter from Charles 0'Conor on
the Situation.
Liberal Meetings at MENDOZA,
Illinois.
ADDRESS OF TpE PENN NsYLvANlA LIBERAL
STATE COMMITTEE.

ADDRESS OF TpE PENNSYLVANIA LIBERAL
STATE COMMITTEE
Speeia. Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Oct. 9.-The following address
from the Liberal State Committee Of Pennsyl-
vania has been issued:
To the People Of Pennsylvania:
The successful eonsumma:ion Of measure OF
guilty authors aud their no less guilty respect
sb1e abbettors, has made Phi1adelphia appear to
give the unexamp1 cd majority Of over $4,000 in
favor Of eouunned corrupt rnle IN
Pennsyvanias Mith evtFy ~ ehsnnsl asa's
matte defiance OF the popular will; with the de-
bauched or plant canvassoEs to register q, 600
fraudulent names; with the most desperate re-
peaters Of three cities to voto the registry, with
abundance Of money plundered from the people
expressly to receive every vote offered in favor
Of the ring; with police force to pilot repeat
ers to their localities, and protect them in poll
ing Illegal votes; with officers Of the law
to guarantee their immunity from punishment;
with large preponde1ance OF our citizens who
claim to be the champions Of morally and re-
form giving their unqualified sanction to What
they knew to be deliberately planned pollution OF
Of the rule that is now suprenae1y enthroned in
our city and State. Nor wss this gigantic system
Of fraud confined to Philadelphia In the prin-
cipal cities and towns throughout the 6tate thou
sands OF illegal votes have been poued Inc
Liberal cause YVES thus overwhelmed in Read
ing, Chester, West Chester, Columbis, Harris
burg, Pittsburgh, and other localitios, while the
rural districts give large and uniform gains I
am warranted in announcing that the large ma
jority polled for Hartranft IS wholly fraudulent.
Friends Of good government, let no triumph of
law1essness deter you from giving Jour best en-
e1gies to the cause. The highest prerogative Of
free people has been violently usurped
by insolent and dehauched power, nd
the people must resent it, and resent it prompt
y, OF give unquestioned license to wrong. Nov
mora than ever in the contest ia the election Of
Horace Greeley to the Presidency = supreme ne
oessity. il peace and honest government are not
to perish from the annals Of our history. Right
will triumph sooner or later, and it will yet til
urnph in this desperate struggle II the people
shall prove faithsul to themselves, to their laws
and to their country" A. Z. MCCLURE,
Chairman of Liberal Republican Committee.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 9, 1879.
, 1872-10-10
SHE METHODISTS.


&. N44EE ia 00NAAU1uA
t.,feeiag Di,pasci to TIs Chicago HI5uas}. -
ROCKFORD, Ill, Oct 9.-The city is alive with
Methodist clergymen attending their Annual
Conference. The Rock River Division OF tho
great body Of Methodist Conferences is one Of
the most potent in all the land. and why should
it not be7 Bishop Wiley, in opening the ses-
s1on this morning, expressed the fact TINT thia
conference had fame in all lands-the entar-
pEiae Of its churches, especially in Chicago;
where over S850, ,000- buildings had been erected
OF partially completed within year.
Elder Dandy has been very ef6cient in his
work during the year, and from appearances ia
in good report among the brethren. !:
The Rockford District, on being called, was
answered by report from Elder Willing, who ia
just completing his fourth md last year in this
district He leaves it with many. wa1m friends
Ths Dixon District has also been PRESIDED
orar for fonr years BY Elder J.. e. Moozo, =
atnooth-faced, round, plump, good 4tured man,
to whom 3 bright future IS opening.
Elder F: H. Reed was called upon for his re-.
port from the Freeport District. One church
Was obtained from friends and the Church Er--
Dr. 4 J. Rynette, the agent Of the lstter, n:
expected here in = few da54. :apd he may de7iaas
4 long list of Committees were formed, Ana' "a
them the real hu4ine4s Of adjusting mAts+fa Ta3,
The great Tempe,nnnee Cause Is prominent
feature, and Will call out IN abs report Tia
Bible, tract, and Sunday school cauBe have theiK
John &. VINCENT, D. D., Of New York, is .
mennbar here, aud is present, taking an aotivo;
part among the brethren he looks greatly i'm
proved since his trip to Europe, whera ha Won
PIX RE, from the a1ission In sveden, II. O. !
0regga, from Cincinnati, Randolph Allen, Of.
Wisconsin, and J. r. McClel1and, Of Ohio, wore.
announced "a tr1nafers from those ConfereuoaA.
to this.
The Conference .was authorized to draw e93,
from it's charter fund, located in. New York,
the widows and orphanB Of the woru-ont praach-:
ers Besides this there Is = yearly fund paid;
from the congregations for theE relief. .
Ono new foatura came before the Conference.
to-day, and It seemed very pleasant indeed to
welcona visitor from the Methodist Episcopal
Church South: This has never been known be-
fora and the prayer is that these ftaternA 1e1a-,
tions may deepen aud increase. Rev. T. But
ledge, from Tennessee, made very impressive
and his remarks wore fully indorsed by the
Bishop. i,
The temperance meeting, in the aftaFno61.,
WAS veil attended. Rev. J. c. Stoughton madst
somewhat lengthy speech, and was followed
by three other BRETHREN.
At the anniversary Of the Freedmgn's Aid:
Society, in the erening, three or four Speakers
hold the audience in eager attention.
FoNp pu Lac: Wis, Oct 9.-The Wisconain :
session in this city; this morning, Bishop Haven
presiding. Rev. S. Fallows and " r. stoxo !:
we're elected Secretaries. The attendance Ia
large.
, 1872-10-10
SENATOR scAuRz At MoNEE. ILL

SENN Ok 5Ve1QHL Il 7 WOFFEG- Ikl.
MoxEz, H., Oct. 9.
IL tie Editor a The Chicago 1s1tnne:
thusiastc meeting 1t this place, composed Of
delegations from Kanka6ee, 323 strong, and
from other parts OF Will County; making solid
audience OF At least ECO, who interrupted him
with frequent applause as he fired the solid
shots OF argument against the corruptious OF
the present Administration. This part Of hia ora
t:on teing flushed, the orator proceeded to ad-
drees the audience In German, whilo portion
withdrew to listen to tho Hon. 8. D. a. Parks,
Who gave the reasons why he went from the Re-
publican party.
Senator Schrrz received bouqueta in abun-
dance. He has the Gernan heart, as we'll as the
American heart, with him.
aIsny Of the honest German farmers who heai-
tated have to-day resolved to vote for the Phi
losopher Of the Press. Old Will County Will
cast handsome vote for tho Liberal party.
, 1872-10-10
The vfuduct Question,

which is now sgitatng The publc mind q one q tho
ougrowths OF growth anu its SERIOUS eoanaazs-
zion 1t the present tina owing to the
Of our bridges and the yaducts formerly IN uke The
oloy Of the Board On this subject hithexto hs BEEN
jty oaretl ana they nre now anxious tdan ever
70 obtain tha.n- Ths recently paased osdnane*s sth
raferenee to incoming roads, espeeaat :nPuates soas
sonstr1cf ytsducta at street CROSSINGS and anxyj
need bo felt In reference to them. The old roads ~.ra
rsnaroiIy reluctant to hu1ld sppTeaches in sous ~
:tances they have readily coasanted, IN ntaezs H7;
M az readily DEFINED They think tho cay should.
auila supsxttFua$aEss hrt TIA city than1A oaAxv~
, 1872-10-10
coNeREssMEN PROBABLY ELECTED


/. Miliiarn z. Esblac1, 1lhezai.
/ Simeon &. Wolfe, Lberh
s. william g. Hotraao, ldberI
I Jeremiah n wilson, Republican.
T. John Cohurp, Republicau-
!. Tno12aa j. oason, Bepublicau-
3. Join 4, Eeh, Libera
T. % Hsasy : R,ss,1s ss!1S.' 'asggs1'tsss EsgGs'hsaa.
District.
sse s'{,s 1se ;s3 sa,a es ss 9:!s :5ir.y .,o
s. John Q. amita. Republican
XII, E:5,.5 ? s G4asas,; 9aa;.sa R*Rss1s1n. Yassqs'
t. sherwood, Repsb}|can.
!. L..rsnee r. Se,l. 15oatsI'
O. Jsnes u. RoAnson, Republican.
TO- Ruth B. gloone, Liberal
IL Hezakt.h s Bunay, Republican.
Il Maan / sonthard, Liberal.
L. John BezFy. Loeral:
IS. WiTiasn ?. spsagus. Republican,:
II. l. D. Tooduorth, Republican.
ID. james Mon1oe, Republican.
10. James 4. Garfield, Republican
a. rlcsa1d C. parscnf, Republican, 2e3e majority.
rEsNsx1vAs1a-
s4t Lezes:
1emuel Todd, Republican
Gienni r. scodeld, Repub4scao-
Di.tri<t
Z Charles o'Sei1, ReputHcan.
:, Leonard Myers, Republican
Willi1uu D. Kale5, Republican
S. Afred &. Har1nar, Repubnesn-
Epnssa!52 as Ea1,!sas I; asksr; ;h.3bS'a:a 15bf5,l
q. Hiester cl51aer, Liberal
Q. l. Herr Smith, Republican.
T. John Y. Kiuinger, Republican.
II John 3; 9to.r, liberal
L Iaz D. Shoemaker, Republican
-. eenugyi!ls k.Rh9des, Lihe:al' ss'n'
Is, 1onp 4: MsRee ribetal
, 1872-10-10

I.ospct- OCT. 9.-Eighteen Of the coal-msste-s
Of Sout: . q: es have resolved to close their
works !:-s6 pending reduction Of the wages
Of the? soyes-
Loi.S=i pct. "a storm prevails in tho
south: - - S1sud to-day !.
Ih55 .Het Council this week will probably
disctc:- : general award Of the Geneva Tnib-
uuat-~: =
, 1872-10-10
SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 9.-Ihe remains Of the late
King Charles Xv. hare been brought to the cap
ital from Malmo, and were today buried beneath
the Ridderaho1m church. Tho funa1al process
sion was long and imposing. Nearly every Lsate
a1ong the route was iraped in mourning. The
ceremonies at the church were vary impressive.
, 1872-10-10
EDAihf

MADRID. Oct. 9.-Tha Corte3. by vote OF Isl
against 81, refused to consider the amendments
asling for the emancipation Of slaves-
, 1872-10-10

ousne1ea ni Nth join 5 jia 6Dftan yesisrday 7h;7
net to-day, and the officer bea: o'Br5an, who
took refuge in saloon; McGonigle following,
OBryan seized . revolver lying on she'll oe-
hind the bar and fred two shots, one OF which
took effect behind McGoniG1es ear, killing nun
instantly. O'Bryau WAS arrested.
, 1872-10-10
Total 1111{-

Frn.os1pm4, m Oct. s.-The c9ngzessslonA
and nine Demo1 IL sisetsd 70 ths lover branch
three Democrats a5e e.ea a;erander ~ e TRennhiS-
of me e5as9 ead $t.te senator in he EIst Dis
ean) 1s eieo@eo o+@17 e<'A'3'4' -
Ps; P11asuaeH, Oct. e:7Ret9.ns continue t. to
come N slowly. Lge s1 - 4ha Stetae = = Me-
ported IN Enslous e,,,,,aJ ~ CONGRESS TON
Icy, Mepnnncan, u n;stIt The Repubicans
aaes me s1sins3 a Congressman in the Twenty
gaos e53ae9 xT;S1;sr, Moore. Repuhlicsu. BE-
fourth n.sulcs, Mi MnGia''sn t1 Democrets
ing eleeteo o'Sa r. P 60 Pbi1adeinhis speci.l to
hET 1oAA, ~ sEa11ir aiI the returus
1ne Ig1n1s' G.ota t -ece;rad st the Republican
head Headquarters, @ making HaEtranfts @a59Eity
st,Go. 1ae "a n?p ioae one fa Luzerne District
o. Cong19ss s1G .o7 sn5 seEen Democrats are
Twenty hzPuo1Gnss a.ls,;aa-,e n Ta-a mafor;tv Of
a. Cors+if7,tiouaf Convention aud sixty men-
bers OF the Aesei1oly, saas asas] Pa,,,bIesns nd
The sen4te ssanas e st - Marc1aF IL elected in
@xteen Dsn1; n;at-;et ~ t1a Rannblicans viii have
tae LIST taat,oo o7'tAS' -! ~f 1''N'
e COMMENTS AND ozszs41 ITEMS:
gPeeat Dsspefeh q 1ns In1fG d.;Inistraton ayG
EEW Eo1E, 0ct: 9Llne e.. |o1a,saa a,;at1v
party in hea 1ork taAg tne .',,s anIs 1ss' t:5
and Ph7osopa1zhas zns e1acta5 Hendricks. the Lib-
erals stu ahesd IN the ,s fs'oe5p hT 1ise TSs.
which. Sot1eS9x 2, Hnreroher
3 thread t5e s1g9ols y sfe~ti1 ~ ,nnsrent to
hangs sqspeoa, trsr,du1ent tectics FL phila-
aa1bis ~ 1his Gas mast hsre beaten Buekalew IN any
eFeat. h;i. Mnasssh Ss1nh,s Colonel Forne1 Feye up
ready IN foliaaelpnH1 1sst .sn;nc a. soon ~ he
the State very early last ezens' "a 5e-en werds
saw the zetnlns a;na;nnat;a lom natf bI1iiant ms
jodty is regarded rs me Mssst % ~ .e,e s@s Th;a
Of Liberal strength ~ anoMn u au5 IF'o oo7o-a5
, 1872-10-10

NOTES FROM our CORRESPONDENCE
NEKomA, IL1,-A Greeley pole and flag
were raised at Nekoma, on October s. " The
flag; which is 9 feet by Is, was made by
the Postmaster. OF the place, he doing every
stitch Of the sewing himself, On = sowing
machine. The Hon.J. ". Olson, Of Galva,
made IN address on the occasion. This place
has usually supported the Administration; but
now tho majority is for Reform -
GA1EssURG, 111--Oct. S, there Eas 9 joint
discussion at Galesburg, between the Hon. J. G.
Stouglton, Liberal and the Hon. George ".
Kretsingcr, Of Knoxville, Republican. "The
moment afr, Z. stopped speaking, and Mr. s.
rose to reply, all Of the Tanners and many
others commenced series Of yells, which they
kept up for come time. Then the Tanners
began to leave the hall, occupying some time
giving vent. as they left, to ungentlemauly ex=
pressions; and, for some time AftaF thay
were on the street, kept Up such 2
h:llooing THAI nothing could be heard
ID thd hall but their yells. somo
OF tho Tanners' we're negroes. hfr. E. also
gathered up his traps and left the hall as soon
Is the squawking rabble had left, although the
train he was to so on did not leave tin the Same
time as the one On which alr. Stoughton WAS to
70. Galesbu1E gave Grant LOTT majority IN
1865, batwiil not DO it in November ne3t by sey:
eral hundred:"'
W416a1, 1i.1---t'eaptain +: u. Graat, Liberal,
Friday night last. The Hon. y. E.
Worthingon, Of Peoria, Liberal can
didate 1or Congress- in tho F.lth District. apeaka
, 1872-10-10

HAR1FoRp, Conn, Oct. 9.-Hen9 G. Deu1ing,
formerly member Of Congress from this Dis
a'ct, died suddenly this mo11ia7.
, 1872-10-10

TAUNTON, Mass, Oct 9: The Albion Lead Lead
Worke, Of this city, burned to-day. Loss, S75,~
O0D. Insured for 600.
, 1872-10-10

spteial Dxspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
BusHSu1., H., Oct. 8--Ihe Liberal meeting
at this place has been in every way SUCCESS,
Although = local meetinS, it was we'll attended.
Judge Eustaco delivered an impressive and COLI
vincing argument In the afternoon Tonight
General B1.ek spoke in tho Opera House to a
large and spshnaisstic audience. He showed up
I'D treatment Of the soldier By
tho Grant Administration in ita
true co1ors, their failure to donate lands to
them, and On the other hand the millions Of
acres given to corporations Hls speech through
out was able and eloquent, and calculated to do
great good in our city. II. 9. Quinn, Of Peoria,
held the large audience to I. late hour by his Wit
aud eloquence.
Set down Mepanough County for 400 Liberal
psiodty.