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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-02-21
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N TICE,

As TIMES ARE VERY HARD, l
N would he thankful to my friends and
customers If they wo,!lu settle their hills
"r accounts far the Year 1871 lam thank
tlnl to my customers foT their past p tom
rye. and 'vou,d lie :,,l again To fill their
orders. Nv motto is CASH. rs | am una
lie to get my stock without the sane.
January l8-3t. +. SCi!EH.
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HE Has REMOVED FROM FRONT
4 t, THIRD STREET, and has just IT,
tnrue,! from The cir, whore Ia, purchased
well selected stock, and has reduced
prices Ia suit tli. titfss. He tlt,tetN him
self that he can give entire satisfaction
both in quality and price of Goods. Give
him Il call aud examine his stock aud sat
isfv yourselves
MAY 10Th, lS7l-Iy,
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PARTIES INTERESTED IN THE
l WarehuHSr business will do we'll
to note the fact that they can have
their cotton and other freight insured
wiihout charge, aud stored II; the LOW
EST RATES, at the New Bsick Ware-
house by UENRYA. BIOSSAT. 4
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ESchaa,ge Hotel.
MASON bHl9E, PR )PRIsToRe

Vyii. TNDEpSIGNED HAVE LEASED
4 the Ire imIr Hotel iail have nr,neh
it for th,. reception At guests Tue House
tt,i fl,rniture will inuettiatci, undergo u
t,,oron,h renuv,tinn. aud n" pains "iii b.
SCARED to maxi, the promises rs cnn'"rt'-
Nh. aud ariractiv. is n1ssihlr. The IL"
will H.. hnu,'ifrlly Supplied an.t fu!t
..nr,,S uf servants Ch.ra-"h 10 hr lii chn-
stan. attend nee on "ur b"ar'l"rs. Inv
doors MiIl ne open at. MI h"nrs OF both the
| ~ and the night. Bath travellers nn'
+. gtlar h ,artlsrs will tind it 10 their inter
,.St tn give NJ = call
The sitl,s:'rih rs have had considerable
.xnprir &c tn the business and cnniil"tt:
,nreai ~ the puhfic to aid ftic'i IN fifrii
/ III ris to m'i',tain fist class II, tei !"
this cummunity. a. H. MASON,
J G. p, liDOL.
I ,nnnry 1872
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sgIHE undersigned Announces 10 the
L public that hr is iuw ready to sup
ply thu wants of the community with TIE
new PATENf SELF-SEALINH COMBI-
NATION CASE AND CASKET, IL very
great Improvement over compositions ge'i-
rally tsnil. His arrangements are per-
feet aud completes in that line. and the
public may rely un being Supplied at ali
rimes His rates are re.tuced and the
cheapest in Rapi,cs
PATRICK KELLY,
March II, '69-tf. Undertaken.
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GENTS, LADIES AND CHILDREN:
-al>o-
\ large and choice lot of hest brands ct
FI.OUR. as ia iutemls resuning at once
his BAKERY BUSIN ESS, and will deliver
bread dniiy, Sundays excepted, at the resi-
.sncrs in iowa. Fresh hot bread del. YER
ID at y o'clJc!; II l will give - nrrcrs
for aue dinte Be il nndersi pi, however,
III this is t,w CASH. Give Your n.d time
hakr:' a."'rrr tri.tl, as,d y"a will be cer-
tain to- get tuil valge. V. GlRARD
Nov D lS71.
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Special TSotice!!

rEyIE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
4 friends and patrons, that he has j'isr
.I.s.ttsinet} from New Orleans. where he has
purchased large supply OF
FRESH GROCERIES, and DRY GOODS:
HATS, BOOTS aud sH oES,
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r. Il, r.

I'd ,DVAY'S READY RELIEF IS n
a cur.. t.r cr-rv rain II = - The Ii :!
and is TIE Only PAIN 2ENGDY tai
instantly stops tnn m'St eEcfh1 '1'h
paias, ailly~ InitMntf'"4. and cures
Conu.s.ions wlath'r IL rh lnnrs Siam
ae!,. 4 owls. or ot',-r glands or nr;sa s.. b.
one application.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTE :
no matter hnw violent or oxcru'iatiisr the
main. the H.lenmttic. he.'-ri'Iinl,, In'ir'",,
cripn.l, nervnns curalsic, og Frustrated
will, t,isaasr. may suIfrr.
Tr1sni..~s shnnil always carry n bnttir
of Rllwiy'I Ready Relief with item y
ttw drops III water will prevent sickness
or pains from ca ,n.c of water /! Is bet-
Ser than trenc!, Brandy ur Biticrs us =
stimulant.
FEVER AND AGUE
clrel for iif5y crrts raer- is not "~'."-
dial a-a1t ia this wpr,! fn,t Will cur" re
ser ans, A-,r.. 1pt AT nth"r Mtfirt"'s,
Billions, Saarl"t Typ' id Y 'i"w, AL n5i,
err Fevers (:if'l ny Re!vay's fiN>} -
onick as R,dw;ly's Really Relief Fatty
conts per BOTTLE.
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Shirts and Mems Furnishing Goods.

~ T. W.,LSlIE, No no Canal street
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Fertilizers.
Music and Musical instruments.
Gptician.

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-05
BYsTELEEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

WAsHNt;ToN. Nov. 4-The corner stone
of Saint Patrick's Church was lad to-day,
Archbishop Bailey conducting the cere,
monies. s - -rTs - ssssg-g Il,
No ears running today; -. -. -. w.
Tbe Government sells 81, 600, 900 in
LII ea.f,s Thursday and buys 81 zoo, 900
F., i1oT,Js each wednesday of November.
In baltimore eleven out of the eight
hundred street railway horses are we'll
fatal cases are rare. Nearly all the horses
Il, New York are stabbed on account of the
cold rain storm. The only horses used in
Boston yesterday were those needed for
hotel guests.
The Common Council of Chicago meets
today to pass an ordinance allowing dunn
my engines on the street roads. So Sc Z
The noted trotting horse Springfield,
bay, died in Struggled, Mass, to-day. q
Messengers of the Signal Office deliver
probabilities on foot. Their horses and
mules too are afflicted. &C. q
A horse valued at So 900, property of Col
Rossle, of Arlington, had his leg broken
by kick. -
There are no cars running and but few
hacks. There are comparatively few aths.
a letter was received at the Treasury
Department this morning from the Col
lector at Stonington, Conn ecticut, all
nouncing the arrival off that port Of the
schooner, Crown Point, on the 2Sth ult.,
with two cases of yellow fever on board.
She is from ST. Domingo, with, a cargo of
sugar, dye woods, etc., for Boston. The
vessel was quarantined and since then
none but the health officer has been allow
ed to visit her. One of the patients died
the other is conyalescent. No new cases
are reported. After being quarantined
and properly fumigated she will proceed
to her destination.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-05
The Elections TODAY.

The following States will vote to-day for
s tate officers and Congressmen, in addi-
tion to Presidential electors: Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas,
Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Min
hesota, Miss ouri, Nevada, New York and
tennessee.
The following will vote for Congress
men, but not for State officers California,
Delaware, Connecticut Ito fill vacancy in
First District, Georgia, Kentucky, Mary
land, Mississippi, New Jersey, Rhode
Island, Texas, Vermont Virginia, Penn
sylvania and Wisconsin,. The people will
also vote upon constitutional proposition
enlarging the Supreme Court by the addi-
ton of two Justices. Two constitutional
propositions will also be voted upon in
Texas; l. To permanently locate the
capital at the place having the most votes.
2. To limit and define the power Of the
Legislature in making land grants. In
the remainder of the States the election
will be for Presidential Electors alone. At
the same time the people of the Territories
of Arizona, Idaho and Washington will
vote for Delegates.
OF the Legislatures to be elected next
month, those of the following States will
be called upon to elect United States Sena-
tors for the term beginning March 4, 1873:
Alabama, Senator in place of Spencer,
Republican; Arkansas, in place of Rice,
Liberal Florida, in place of Osborn, Re-
publican Illinois, in place of Trumbull,
Liberal; Kansas, in place of Pomeroy,
Republican; Louisiana, in place of KEEL
logg, Republican ;, Missouri, in place of
Blair, Democrat; Nevada, in place of Nye,
Republican New York, in place of Conk-
ling, Republican and Wisconsin, in place
of Howe, Republican. The last majority
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS.

Advertised November 4, IS72. asae RI
Persons calling for these letters will please Ad-
vertised and give the date of this list If not called
for within month, they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office. One cent will be collected each letter
when delivered.
ATM Avery. -A
B-Mrs Emeline Boon, J Bounds Michael Broad
lar, Stephen Blackwell, Mrs NJ Burkett. Miss Vina
Brooks Miss w Bose, ~ ..-s F.s5
C-Henry Carson, James Campbell. Miss Lydia
Chapel. r Crawford,
X SRasi Futon DHl0{ French Miss Fasala Mrs
Ruth French. sa ssa $50 g
t!-Mrs Mary Grear, -... .---.,---
fI-Miss Ann Eliza HUMPHREYS, Allison Hale II
II Howe Isaac Hardin, John Hooker.
s-George w johnson, p L Jackson, Miss Mary
Jackson.
K-Kennedy & Cruise, Mrs D Keys. Chas V Krugh.
LIB Lapetina, l. nde. VIM Lilason.
M-Alf Mcdaniel leoll. A L Maxwell, Mrs Judy
Manson. Miss Moli. Massengiu. ii McGaugh. Use
Morrow.
N-Mrs Jane Newton. z-s.-f r' @7'~o, I.
O-Mile! II 0gesby.
James Preston.
R-Andy Ray. J W Roberts, James Reese. Preston
Ray, William Rogan. 9.asses @Eefe
s-David Owen Swire, VIM Spear. go
I'll II Thickston, Em Upton, Miss kittie A Taylor,
W-Frank Woods coll, Miss II Cary Watkins. John
Wesley, Miss SaIlie Wlllett, Thomas Wilingham.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-05
VALUABLE
Mining and Manufacturing
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IL. C. Wilcox & Co. W.. the East Tennessee Zinc Com
pany Rh, ton, Mendenh all ct al VS.. the East Ten
nessee Zinc Comtany John X. Branner vs.: the
East Tennessee Zinc Company: Samuel /. New
ct al VS.. the East Tennessee ri c Company:
Branner j Johnson VS.. the East Tennessee Zinc
Company: W, J. Betterton Il Co. VS.. the East Ten
nessee Zinc Company; l. NJ. Goro VS.. the East Ten
nessee Zinc Company; r. L, Watkins VS.. the East
Tennessee Zinc COMPANY K. IL. Ashn1o, e ct al vs..
the East Tennessee Zinc Company; w. S. Szer ys.
the East Tennessee Zinc Company. Consolidated
causes. t-s.f
IN PURSUANCE TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
ut the July Term 1872. of the United States Circuit
Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee in the
above several pending in said Court, will sell,
upon the premise, at andsnear Noisy Creek, Tennes
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-05

The Jackson Wing and Tribune seems
to be afflicted with ahuge sized disgust,as a
consequence of the troubles of Tennessee
Democracy. I'M its last issue we find the
following: t,-- --ss..----
When the electionis over, let who will
be elected, we do not expect to devote so
much space to politics or political subjects.
If Cheatham is elected we shall rejoice, be-
cause we believe it will be for good if
johnson, we shall acquiesce with the best
grace we may but if Maynard--and we
otners-we shall lament the folly which
has produced such a result, but shall feel a
conscious and serene satisfaction that we
in no manner contributed to so untoward a
result. :. ~ " -EEagra S - > Il
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-05

IT viii be seen from the above that have leased tha
Stacey House to General Battle. In retiring from te
ostion which have occupied for several yearz IN
this city desire to tender my thanks and kind wishes
to old friends and to earnestly eLtreat Continuation
make their stay With him in eyery Tsspsc
Nashville. Jan 17-dtf-W2a4 j. =. STACEY
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SENATOR BRoWNLoW.

This grand old hero of a hundred CAM
paigns was present OH the stand last night
at the Republican rally on Market Square.
1t sent thrill of satisfaction through
many heart to see the old war horse at
the communicating his approval of the
cause Tor which he has performed so much
gallant service. Three cheers for the old
war horse, true to the last.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-05

LET our friends go to the polls to-day
and vote, and then get others to vote. Sc
lect your poll and stay there. Do no
spend your time running fom one voting
place to another but select your point and
wo1k it up. If your know of one who can
not get to the poll without assistance, as
sist him to get there. Our cause is a good
one and deserves our warmest support.
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Tuesday, Dec. IL, 1872,

at public auction to the highest bidder the valuable
real estate, fixtures AID personal property mentioned
in the prior DEGREES attached and levied upon all
or eth of the above entitled causes except such Of
the personal property has been sold and delivered
belonging the said East Tennessee Zinc Company,
situated and being in Jefferson county, Tennessee IN
and adjoining the village of Messy {. eek. together
with all the right TITLE interest and claim of the said
company Of in and to the minerals in certain lands
mentioned and described in the pleadngs and attach
ments in the above causes and all the right said Com
pany has Of mining upon said lands,
TERMS.
The real estate. with its fixtures. will De sold upon
credit of six twelve and eighteen months, the purcha
ser purchasers executing notes with approved
ry bearing interest from date at the rate of6 per cent
per annum, and pay BILE in United States Treasury
notes. lien being retained upon said real estate and
fixtures for further security. Payment of all sums of
tn enty dollars and unier. accruing from the sales OF
pc sona property will be required to be made at the
time of SALE but creait Of six months will De extend
ed to all purchasers of personal property whose pur
chases exceed the of twenty dollars said purcha
sers being required to execute notes with approved
ouch sums. II. ". AIKEN, u.
Clerk and Commissioner.
n Inv .
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From the Joncsboro' (Tcnn.) Union Flag s
A = THE LAST CHANGE -
Co 20 the Polls.

..r.s ~ n .t
DT COL. GEO. EDGAR GRESHAM.
Come boys in blue,
And Union men,
From hill and dale,
Sd q On Free freedom dom 5 s' bsishts 8 s.
Tour banner plant --~zsrr1 EgB &c
Flock to the polls
And vote for Grant,
Gomez from your shops,
And counting-roomS,
Stop printing press -r-f
And factory looms
Lay by your hammer,
Stop your saw, -
Come out and vote
For Peace and Law
... - Throw down, your hoe f-a Esaesl
--E ~ And quit your plow-- sris sr-s'.
rs.---s Make to yourself G at So
3aa A solemn vow, -
That one days work .sg.sv
You'll freely give, -, "a
That Freedoms cause
May ever liyel
Swear by the faith ,r.E 7flf9
5h Thatin you.lies,1 , 100 a$u
That treason you
Will e'er despise. 20 - - 81. res
Unftirl with zeal, l1 .--szzfsssV 70
That banner bright, -2aE
g.s Whose stars dispel &
The darkest night. '
Heed not the scowl
Of KuKlux pets
The Liberal-Dem.,
r Who frowns and frets r7veIE
Just let them cavil,
Snarl and rant
.-. Come boldly out - 70 lzs cf Ha
rs-gsr And vote for Grant. F
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Notice to Contractors.
THE BATTLE HOUSE.

= HAVE LEASED THE HOTEL LATELY KNOWN
| as the Stacey House. and viii heneeforth conduc
Il in the most approved style. lf q - ~
The patronage of the bile generally and of my old
friends particularly who have stood by me so truly IL
the past is respectfully solicited promise them a
cordial reception and comfortable home at the Battle
House. nc JOEL A. BATTLE,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-05

SIN these States the estimated majorities cast
at the recent elections are given.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-05

BE CAREFUL WITH YOUR TICK
ETS TODAY. READ OVER EVERY
NAME BEFORE YOU VOTE. BE
SURE THE NAMES OF THE CANDL-
DATES FOR WHOM YOU WISH TO
VOTE ARETHERE. " nv 10
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-05

{ Hon. BenjaminEG . Harris, leading
Democrat and ex-Congressman of Mary
land, has issued an address to the Demo
Gratis of that State, urging them to vote
against both Grant and Greeley
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-05

Hd pp % y representa-
DHrctpr yn
@ awa
8 na the intolerance
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-05

HORACE MAINLAND, THE STATES
MAN AND INCORRUPTIBLE PATRI-
OF DEMANDS YOUR SUPPORT. ..s-es
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-24
OUR SHIP YARDS.


At about 1925, to-day large iron steamer
was launched from the yard OF the Harlan q
lIollingswOrth Co. in this city. It was christened
the " Od Dominion" after the name of the
company for which it was built. Everything
in readiness it glided gracefully from the ways
into the water amid the shouts of the multi
tude which had gathered on each side of the
river, and on board.
The Old Dominion is 265 feet in length, Al
feet inches in beam, 23 feet inches in depth
of hole, and with tonnage capacity of about
2300 tons. She is built in water-tight compart-
ments, four in number, and is amodel of beauty,
durability and strength.
Her machinery will consist of two tubular
boilers, beam engine and cylinder rs inches in
diameter, with IL feet stroke. She has three
decks and is the largest iron steamer ever built
By this company. She will accommodate about
one hundred passengers.
See will be schooner rigged, with iron standing
rigging Of galvanized wire.
OTHER VESSELS.
The keel for large iron vessel which is being
built for Charles Morgan, Of New York has been
laid, and the ribs are being put up. The length
of this vessel will be 232 feet.
Another iron steamer is also well under way
and the siding is being put on.
The Ar'iel is in the dry dock undergoing re-
pairs, and the Vesper, of the Electric line, is in
the entrance to the same dock.
ALONG THE wHARvEs.
Along the wharves are moored the steamers,
Ed'Dtt Forrest, 1toiRgh, S. n. FELTON,, John 4
Warner, Sue and the hull of the MdtdgoJtld
The latter steamer formerly belonged to Chas
Morgan of New York, but has been sold to par
ties who propose to convert her into an ice
store house. Her machinery has been removed.
The John A. Warner has been thoroughly over
hauled and re-fttted and ia about ready to re-
sumo her route between Philadelphia and Bris-
toll The Forrest is also ready for service.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-24

As the period for the quadrennial advent of
the Presidential circus begins to approach the
side shows arc putting in an appearance, and
with the aid OF clap-trap and buffoonery are
ces, the regular ground and lofty tumbling,
commence. These side shows are variouslY
designated by the titles of the National Labor
Reform Convention" "Nadonal Temperance
Convention" ''Womans Suffrage National Con
vention," Free Trade National Convention,
"protection to American Industry National Con.
vention, and no on to the end of the pro
gramme. These shows pop up like Jack in the
box, the managers take look at the audience
and, espying the party likely to have the most
all their trappings, men, principles, canvas
clowns and pantaloons, and are not heard OF
until another four years expire and their harle.
quinade is to be done over again.-N. !. H5rdd