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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-03

THE colored people are invited to read
the speech of the greatest man of their
race, which we give in another column
They will see from it that he has good rea-
son to appeal to them and be heard. He
proves to whom the colored race owes its
emancipation and besides his eloquent and
honest appeals, the voice of Sumner viii
be little needed. Fred Douglas is an honor
to his race. He is man ofgreat ability,
and his counsel is worth needing. twill
throw great influence and fully counteract
Summers bitter assault on Grant and his
record. as friend of the colored people.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-03

In the matter of Bromley & Evans, Bankrupts.
A WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY HAS BEEN
issued by said Court against the estate of Richard
Bromley of Cincinnati in the county OF Hamilton and
State of Ohio, and II Clay Evans of Chattanooga in
pricing the firm of Bromley & Evans) in said district
adjudged bankruptS upon the petition of their
creditors and the payment Of any debts an the dev
cry of property belonging ts said bankrupts to them
to their and the transfer of any property by
them forbidden by law. meeting of the creditors
OF said bankrupts TO prove thr debts and choose
or more aSsignees of this estate be held at Court
OF Bankruptcy to be holden at Chattanooga in said
district on the 10th day of August 1872 at 10 o'clock
n at the court house before William Aiken one Of
t he Registers in Bankruptcy of said court.
jy25 u. s. Marshal for said district.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-03
I'm Bankruptcy.
District Court Of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Tennessee.
In the matter of Doll & Cullen, Bankrupt

In the matter of Doll & Cullen, Bankrupts.
A WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY HAS BEEN
IA issued by said Court against the estate Of r. M.
Doll and Curtis Cullen comprising the firm Of Doll
Cullen) OF the county of Knox and State OF Tennes
see in said District adjudged bankrupts upon the pc
ton OF their creditors and the payment of debts
and the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrups or either of them to them their use and
the transfer OF any property by them,or either Of he
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupts to
prove their debts and choose one or more assgnces of
their estate viii be held at Court of Bankruptcy
pc hoIden at KNOXVILLE in said District the 18th
day OF August 1872, at II o'clock NJ, at the Office
I'm. Aiken, one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy of
s. P. EVANS,
July "a, 1872.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-03
Immigration.

During the quarter ending June 3Oth
last, $685. people have embarked at Liv-
erpool for the United States. This indi-
Gates an emigration from Great Britain to
this country of more than quarter of q
million annually. These people flee from
a land where they enjoy the blessings of
free trade to one where protection prevails
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-03
THE LESTER SASH BALANCE.
Cheap and Improved Ventilation Onered'
STEPHENSON 81 HINMAN,
Stair Makers, Cabinet Makers ana
Builders i'm General.

We have permanently located in Knoxville and Sc
cured the exclusive right for Knox county for the
"IESTER SASH BALANCE" We offer this Sash 70
those Intending to build or to those desiring improved
ventilation in houses already in use, the cheapest
and most convenient in use.
We do all kinds of Carpenter Work and guarantees
satisfaction. Shop, Church St. in rear Of A. T. Bruce
ap20d6m
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-03

The New York Post, IAN independent Re
publican paper, in lengthy review of
Summers last screed against Grant express
e. the opinion that it will have little infiu-
ence, owing to the extremely vituperative
character of his assaults OH the President.
It's Washington correspondent expresses
the opinion that the reception of the letter
in Washington has greatly disappointed
Sumner. 4.
What its.infuence will be on the eolored
vote, we know better than they do in
Northern political circles. The colored
people respect Senator Sumner, but they
will never follow him in the direction his
face is now turned. They have more, far
more, true and tried friends adhering to
Grant than they have to Greeley, and what
is far more important, they know that the
party to which Sumner proposes to lead
them, is and has been, hostile to their best
and highest interests. The colored vote of
the South will adhere to Grant and cannot
be induced to follow Greeley or Sumner.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-03

THE slanderers have followed Senator
Wilson as well as General Grant. For
weeks the Greeley papers have been try
ing to prove that Henry Wilson made
speeches in Know Nothing leagues de-
nouncing foreigners. But it seems from a
letter just published from the Senator that
these stories are as false as many others
daily published. But we do not know
that Greeley's friends ought to be con-
cerned as to Wilson'S record on this sub
iect, for it would seem from what we pub
lish elsewhere that Greeley has reason to
defend himself against the same charge.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-03
e. j. Sanford & Co., Agents, Knoxville. Tenn
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of BROMLEY 6 Evans, Bankrupts.

District Court of the Urted States for the Eastern Dis
tTict of Tennessee.
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Price List BradIey's Enamel F,o;,+
Mixed ready for in any Shade Tint c
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c. p. KING HT,
LOMBARD ST.. u Soutb Ral.,roro
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"Pay What Thou 0West. y
WHILE PAYING
PAY YOUR old Notes and Accounts

# Proposals.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH,
Office Chief QuartermaSter,
LOUISVILLE, KY, July . 1872.
g EALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE, WITH
- the usual requirements will be received at this of
fee until Wednesday, the 18th of August, 1872 at l.
o'clock NJ when the bids will be opened for the cree
ton of story stone brick lodges at the National
Cemeteries at the following places, viz
Knoxville, Tennessee
Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee
Camp Nelson, Kentucky.
Plans and specifications for the lodges can be seen at
this Office and at the Offices of the Acting Assistant
Quartermasters at Chattanooga Tennessee. and Leba-
non, Kentucky. where all the particulars with regard
to the work will be cheerfully given bidders either
by calling in person or by letter.
The bids should be addressed to the Chief Quarter
master Department of the South and marked on the
envelope, Proposal for ledge at 1872 as the
case may be-
JAMES A. EKIN,
Deputy Or. Mr. General L. S. Army,
july2ld6t Chief Or. Mr.. Dept. South.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-08-16
Female LONELINESS.

Do not think you can make CIR
lovely IL you do not make her happy,
There Is not one restraint YOU put on d
good girls nature-there is not one check
YOU give her instincts Of affection or Of
eflort-which will not be indelibly writ
ten on her features witha hardness which
is all the mere painful because it takes
away the brightness from the eyes of in
nocence, and the charm from the brow
of virtue. The perfect loneliness Of a
womans oountenaDce can only consist in
the majestic peace which is found in the
memory of happy and useful years, full
Of sweet records; and from the joining
of this with1hat getnore majestic child
ishness, which is sin full of change and
promise, opening always, modest at once
and bright With hope of better thinss 10
be won and 10 be bestowed There is no
old age where there is still that promise,
il + eternal youth. Rnlia.
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The farmers in many Of the counties
of Kansas have organized to send their
produce TO market for sale by common
agent, and also buy their supplies in the
same way. Some of these farmers
leagues have regular officers, and invite
proposals for storing and shipping pro-
duce and for the sale of butter, eggs,
vegetables and fruit. They also invite
separate bids for supplying hardware,
farming utensils, seeds, drugs, harness,
groceries, lumber, clothing and various
other articles.
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Additional Particular of tire A.
snult ON I<ing Amadeus.

Mail advices frpm Madrid give add.
ticnal particulars Of nine.shots, fred by
the assassin, at Amadeus and the Queen.
As the royal carriage ran the gauntlet Of
successive bullets, Gen. Burgos, who was
in the carriage with the King, tail,
powerful form, rose instantly and loant
over the royal couple to protect them.
Amadeus himself coolly stood up in to-
ken that he was unhurt. The moment
Amadeus and the Queen reached their
apartment in the palace, the Queen re-
tired to her apartments showing calmncss
and serenity. She exclaimed to General
Rossellcs, Thanks to God we are here
and to another, who expressed horror
that such things could be done in Spain,
she coclly replied, "Assassins are TO b.
found in all countries"
The next day Amadeus proceeded on
foot to examine the bullet marks, an i'm
mense crowd looking ON and cheering
him. lie was in excellent spirits, talk
ing aiIhbly, and shaking by the hand all
those who approached him. To one gen
tleman he was heard to say: King
are made to he shot at, and do not com
plain that this should have happened tc
me, but what ! complain of. is that my
enemies should have fired at me when
was accompanied by my wife. ! wa;
quite often enough abroad alone To hav,
enabled them to spare me-
II was Admiral Topete who informed
the Minister Of the Interior Of the pro
jected attempt on the Kings life. Tn,
Minister implored the King not to leav,
the palace, but his Majesty remained
firm.
The Queen, on hearing the anticipated
danger, insisted, although in an interest
ing condition, on accompanying her hus
hand.
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SLAVES.
Validity of Debts Incurred for
Their Sale.


The Supreme Court of the United
States decided 1T the last session, in the
cases Of White W.. Hart and Osbsnne vs..
that note given 1aE-tAnc pur-
chase of slave -J-votld still be enforced.
1trfeiJustice Chase has directed dissent
TO be entered for him from such judy
ment, on the grounds;
- I. Thatcontraets for the purchase and
sala-si slaves were and are against sound
morals and natural justice, and without
support, except in positive law.
3 That the law of the several States,
by which alone slavery and slave con
tracts could be supported, were annulled
by the Thirteenth amendment of the
Constitution, which abolished slavery.
3. That thence forward the common
law Of all the States was restored TO its
original principles Of liberty, justice and
right, in conformity with which some of
the highest courts of the late slave States,
notably that Of Louisiana, have decided,
and all might on the same principle de
eide slave contracts to be invalid, as in
consistent with their Jurisprudence, and
this court has properly refused to inter
fere with those decisions.
4. That the clause in the Fourteenth
amendment of the Constitution, which
forbids compensation for slaves enamel
pated by the Thirteenth, can be vindi-
Gated only on these principles.
8. That clauses in State constitutions,
acts of State legislatures, and decisions
of State courts, warranted by the Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth amendments, can
not be held void as in violation of the
original Constitution, which forbids the
States to pass any law violating the obi
CATION of CONTRACTS.
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Cincinnati's Gratitude.

The Paris True Kentuckian says
"When the old veterans of Kentucky
who had fought for Ohio, aud whose
country had so largely contributed to the
great wealth and prosperity of Cincin.
natl, passed through that city lately, 60.
ing and returning from an excursion "a
the battle-felds of the River Raisin, they
were permitted to do so without any no
tice from the authorities or citizens, save
the attention they received from the ex.
Kentuekians Of the Merchants Hotel.
Those popular landlords, Messrs. Bruce
Il Mcintyre, refused to receive pay from
the old veterans, as they wendell theil
way to Michigan, and on their return
feeling mortified that the authorities still
took no notice OF the presence of the old
patriots, they gave them banquet at the
Merchants Hotel. We think this gener
Gus act of the Merchants Hotel i.
worthyoi notice"
In no other city in the whole land
could such men 60 without having SOM,
mark Of public gratitude conferred upon
them. But Cincinnati is so busy in her
wild hunt for money and spoils--so self
ish wiihal, that it is not possible for her
TO stop long enough TO do a noble act.
Kentuckians will not fail 10 remember
this lack of respect to her noble veterans,
Especially should we remember the gen
erosity of the proprietors of the Mer
chants Hotel.
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"TnEIE's no use talking, I'm going to
get married." said bachelor acquaint-
ance the other day, while engaged
in sewing. "Here worked just twenty
minutes by the watch trying to get the
needle threaded. and then, just as | sue
oeeded pulled the thread 0. Finally
got il threaded again, aud how, after
sewing the button good aud strong, ! find
I've got il ON the wrong side, and have
all my work 10 do over
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

} THAT 500 GRANT soSo.
ArR-"Lieis Bro,ru jag"
Me and Judge Dent lived all alone
in the White House, we eau our own.
Dent takes The money and divides with N,
And kecrs the places for the family
ChoHrs--lIa, ha, ha, Dent and me
Treat relations literally,
la, ha, ha, Dent and me
Represent the family.
II yon want rlscc, call on Judge Dent,
!. II YOU can bargain for his consent,
Pay your money and tske your choice,
In this the people have no voice.
CHoRrs--IIa, Ia, ha Dent and me
Are The head Of the royal family,
lila, Ia, Ia, Dent and me
Are fainily men, As you can see >.
I, n the talk q all this town,
That Horace Greeley aud Graft Brown,
Are about to turn ~ out,
Hear me now, while do shout.
CHoRus-Oh, oh, Oh, Dent and me
Arc going to Salt Lake City,
Oh, Oh, oh, Dent and me
Alons with the royal family.
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The Chinese in this hemisphere show a
remarkable aptitude for adopting the
practices Of Western civilization. Ia
Idaho City they have bank Of their
own, and no sooner had that bank been
running on a sound basis long enough to
accumulate goOdly pile of dollars than
its most responsible officer proved to be a
defaulter in large amount, and at last
accounts the depositors were threatening
to lynch him. What better evidence
could we have that the Chinese can be
very easily instructed in our ways?
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Ey7T1irsyl5a il;ss ylsSs


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Medicine Cor rheumatism and Neuralgia able TO pro-
dueo one-nurih a. many genuine curcs made within
the SINE peri 81 time A. DR. iiltes Vegetable kheu-
mauc isemyiy-the sclontihc prescription Of an emil
men, slnca1d physician aud the only ncable sPee'he
$1,000 Reward offered 10 All, Pefsen proving
jos T. thler NJ. d, 10 be ihsr than gradn o.
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fr"hs''r Of ahemistry and ToNiodogy,
$1,000 Reward 10 any chemist, Physielan, or
others ahie 10 discover l0dc % Potlsa, tuchienm,
M,i,nfl5 T any hing Injurious % the system IN Ut
iil'ers kheuuaile syfuP
$500 Reward for any evidence that Or, .. Y.
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ing rheumatism aud Neuralgia. professionally asa sls-
''Ai' '' many 'ear. curlg v In every 100 Treated
siS 9ssrS Or As zane q ss iss
similar ss guarantee, setting firth the eAac, humber
Of bottles 10 return the amount paid or SAME
20 the Iaiisnt Ia Of ALLURE 10 Full descfp
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he.e, TO rhilielpha ihe Enaranlss, ssnad ailS
ahNloe and Instructions witboutfny charge Address
letter., Dr. J. r. fitler % -onth Fourth street. No
Other remedy Is offered On .aeh honorable terms
sloo Reward = offered for Asy care Of sssrslsla
that D. FiTILIrs RiiEuMxflt sYRUP VIII not
eure The proof that other sseihc exists u bund
IN every community AZ persons Afflicted I many years
past sni SIN sanering n Phyf m oo.ii ee,e y .
aIs iihss@siis stsS u.s. i IA arassi's a d psr
boiie-six bottles sds0 III lpioraation, With Or
eaar containing IslIsn,e blanc elegy men, Se
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POST NOTICE.

TAkENupas a stray, "A Faulkner lIolnies
u OF ljacoln county tliving near Grab
Orchard, dark bay or brown mare mule. ff
teen hands high, three yean old, collar marks
on both shoulders, the largest mark ON the
night shoulder scar round the right hind
ankle and scar half say round the leii hind
ankle, resembling sote nom halter burn, a
.q,ail aaf on ,he back, Appraised at Sl00
heiore me ~ william stuart and . ID l'eiius.
Given under nay hand as Justice Of The t,eaee
for the county Of Lincoln this lOth dSv M
!uls, lsl@ q. w PARKER, J.PiC.
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Remarkable Masonic Incident.

The first Masonic fshcral that ever &C
CURED in California, took place in IL,
year lS49, aud was performed over tn,
body off, brother found in the bay o.
San Francisco. An account Of the cere
mony states that on the body of the de
ceased was found silver mark Of Ma
son, upon which we've engraved the mi
tials Of his name. A little further in
vestigation revealed. TO the beholder tn,
most singular exhibition Of Masonic EN-
blems that was ever drawn by the inge
nuity Of man upon the human skin.
There is nothing in the history of tradi
tons of Freemasonry equal to it. Beau
tifully dotted on his left arm, in red ald
blue ink, which no time could efface, ap
peared all Il emblems of the entered
apprenticeship. There wass the holy
Bible, the square and the compass, tn,
2i.inch guage, and the common gavel.
There was also the Mosaic pavement rep
resenting the ground floor of King Solo
mons temple, the indenteCe tessel which
surrounds it, and the blazing star in the
centre. On his right arm and artistical
ly executed in the same indeible liquid
were the emblems pertaining to the fel
low craft degree, viz: the square, tn,
level, and the plumb. There was also
the FIVE orders of architecture the Tus
can, Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, Compos
tie.
In removing the garments from hi,
body, the trowel presented itself, with al
the other tools of operative masonry.
Over his heart was the pct of incense
On the other parts of his body were the
beehive, the Book Of Constitutions.
guarded by the the Tyler's sword; the
sword pointing to a naked heart, the All.
seeing eye, the anchor and ark, the hour.
glass, the scythe, the 47th problem Of
Euclid, the sun, the moon, stars, and
comet, thethree steps mathematical Of
yonth, manhood and age. Admirably
& Coo was TIE weeping VIRGIN. seail
ing upon broken column, upon whiC
, lay the Book of Constitutions.
her left hand she held the pot of incens
the Masonic emblem Of Immortality I
tie soul.
Immediately beneath her stood win
ed Time, with his scythe, by his sid
which cuts the brittle thread of life, an
the hour glass at his feet, which is ev,
reminding us that our lives are withe
ing The withered and alternate
finger |e destroyer were placed ami
the long 6nd gracefully flowing ringle
Of the disconsolate mourner. Thus wei
the striking emblems of morality beay
tifully blended IN one pictorial ,ssprosei
tation. 1t was aspeotaclo.such y Nj
sons never saw before; aud ~ all prob,
'fbility such as Me fiateriiIsy will new,
witness again. FThe brothera name W,
never known.
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STEEL RAIL- DOUBLE TRACK!
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

ne Greaf 0arf Liae lyu-s Cssciaaafi ~ C,Sas,hss
Ma
saving u % 10 milss, sud striving on trans In ad-
vancc VI NIW WORK.
saving y mils- audarri,ins 81 hour. Ia advance
VI BALTIMORE
saving d nil sad arriving - horrsis sayansc at
Recalling fiIii.ADEirniA one train the quickest.
The Great Iron Railway Bridges
over the ohio river ~ rnrkershurg md fellan arc
complete Morning and ulfht lines ~ fullmsns PAL
ar drasinE-ron md sistldne cars are run on this
Washington city,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Ny this route you avoid IN omnibus trnnsfsrs and
f,rtles.
30 reteis o. ole stall tloke, aaAc-. IN the aath
ana vost g. " Cole. sener.l ticket ssrnt Ilailinoft
va = 1. Wilsin, nllrltf transportation, Ialtiuore
va sidney y Jones, general r'ss agent Clnclnnati,
Ohio.
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OLD R0CEGAsTLE SPRINGS.

vTyHIs FAMOUS WATERING PLACE
u has been thoroughly relited, and il now
open for Che reception Of visitors. The great
Medical qualities and virtues Of the waterare
too well known TO require any eulogy.
A IA pleasant
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Origin OF Cav

The origin of the caves
abound in the limestone Of the AM z
and the Mississippi Valley rcgions.h1l
subject Of much interest. Their gallerics
measure many thousands of miles, md
the number is legion. Professor Cope
has examined twenty-five, in more or less
detail, in Virginia and Tennessee, and
adds his testimony to the belief that they
have been formed by currents of running
water.
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JUsr as we suspected they would, the
Radicals in North Carolina held hack
the announcement of the vote of counties
enough to count ahead on. They could
not afford to fail. Said the fellow who
was digging after grounding, when
asked if he thought he'd get it, Get III
I'm hound to get it! Meats out!'-
Ledge.
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ORD ERs SOLICITED.

/, "A $50 WILL CONTRACT TO FUR
IA. nish material and erect buillings on
the moft'fayorablo terDa All orders lefs al
the store Of Dunn x Owslev or Asher Ows-
1ey's. will receive rrompi attention.
stanford, ny. JNO. W. GILLIAN.