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schr sabao, brunswick, CO., lumber
schr Matthew Kinney, Doboy Island, lumber.
Schr Nancy Smith, Buenos Ayres, hides and hair.
schr Lizzie Eyans, Plymouth, n. c. asphaltum.
schr Ihos. p. Rail-, PCnsacoln, yellow pine.
sciir Isabel, San B1se fruit, &C.
kchr SetaRawa, Barpcoa, fruit.
schr Enchantress, Savannah, fruit
schr Wapella, Savannah, yellow pine.
Also the usunl river and coastwise vessels
sAtLED-steamships VILE de Paris for Hayre weser.
hienen Oceanic, Calabrla. and City Of Paris LyeT
goul furopa GLASGOW 81 Thomas, Kingston, ia, CT
GUY OF Austin, Galveston; Western Metropolis and
GeoFe CrOmweI New Orleans Gen. Barnes and Fan
Iacinto, savannah Manhattan, Charleston; Old Dom In
ion Norfolk, &c; ships Ficetwing, san Fraucisco
Edith, Antwerp; 81. Olaf, Philadelphia; bars Yokoha.
ma, Hong Kong; Eugcn-e Montevidco; Alpha, Corf.
The sun., 1872-09-09
New York Markets.

VIA RnAN. sept. Flour AND GRAIN-The
-four market Nas quiet and unsettled, except shipping
eSiras ~ ~ 500, sud much wanted: Wheat Was
active, mainly ~ new spring at 81 5t - for No. and
tl6 ~ for No 2 TIE lower GguTc fer arrival; new
white Michigan. slii also Tor export Corn advanced
10 blac tor prime boat lOadz of Western mixed, with
great activity Oats hruer al lic, for prime old Mixed
isci ~ C. fVr prime new do, ahoat.
.t"tIoN-lUl and heavy; low Widding upands
q sd On the spot AZ axe f'r septcmhtr a0,c Tor
october, lShri for November 10 iicc fnr December.
7,.ri ior lnuar) " lltc., Tor February, 2Jc, aud
kGEoCf8l There was fair movement IN coffee and
molags, but th' chief actll was In sugars, Of
which the sales since Our last aggregate 3R hhds
bNs., and llNO hags. Tho deWtut running mainly on
low grades cuba, Of which l,2 hhds. sold ~ Stct r
TIE boxes and bags were on private terms. Rtuurd
sugars in demand, hIr,is, l2i. fl.tc.
PEuvistoN~ The WEOlr Wurspt WUs almost at a stand.
still, and pticCs without essential change.
SlNuIkn Petrol, um easier refined selling al 2ltfc
In hhls. strained resn brought $50, but Was dun.
Sllris turpvhtlur lower a. % auc. TuliuW duil.
Ni.key iu more demand at oc. Fie shts 0nner corn
TO lNerluo. 10y t. l, tu Cork Tor orders, SIS d.
activity.
The sun., 1872-09-09

,ALIEN-ln Harlem, or sunlly, September 9. Doro-
Funeral service. On Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
nihe ietid'ncc OF her sonhFlaS, VIM Glover 20 East
,.BusllNELL-In In ibis city, on Friday september 8.
Mi,s Annie Ili.s Only da shc. of Charles l. and Abby
hsr ie9as and a,a hs frsnIs re Of he ian respect,
ers at o'clock r. Me- from Ter late residence, i25 9TH
DiEVLIN-on Sunday. September 8, Bernard Devlln.
IT, ihe 5lth yesF Of h's age.
Th relatives and iricnds invited to attend the
Tuesday, September ~ AZ "; c'ciocE A. NJ thence 90
I'd avs. where mess Of requiem will be offered for the
r,iose OF bis fod. The remains will be Inferred la
DiiEW,-in san Francisco sept uber !, L. u. Drew.
tornia. The Of death was = cancer produced y
s Ss s sng 9ns ny tsp lie mao
EEANs;on NJ INC g.; SpnSry september Arson A.
gkp3Ioa gkp3 Ct SaeE ss,arsS aT5ssf'r q, Len.
Grady. beloved daughter vi john aud Mary Grady.
The friends and relatives respectfully Dyite! to
NcBREkETY., sep!ember 5. Ann NcBreariy, ms.
tive OF the parish Of kilout, county Donegal Ireland
ny ias. Fd ss ss s ,s: % ssr S.ds e
's1S sa1Sl55I SS9SS s c.s
sarkcy, wife Of tie late Jon shiikey, in the Ssts
Tic RELATIVES and friends o, the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral OF Monday Scptem
ney ~ 9eiTYecn sghs aesady ant tnea s,s nrooiSn
her are.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect.
fully invited sttcnd funeral from her late resi-
dence, & tst i3th st. on Tuesday the 10Th inst. al
O'Clock +. VI.
STAEYI. .., sFGS{' y Friday spss%
aged years, months. and dats.
Funeral services -. Snu.f 2i 81 BROOKLYN, Il. D.
at o clock 4. NJ. ON Munhas gih inst.
STREET: T:--ht lds Ic,iIrle, aeaT Niagara Falls sep
teber T. g. street, member Of the Canadian Tsrlis
mcut.
sfioyG...lIn Hartford scptcigbere Of ecrcnrospi
nal meningitis, ihc Hon: ulius l. Strong member Of
Congress from the First District OF Connecticut.
TRAY FR-In Soutt BrAnlrcc, Mass. September Z,
Brcyct brighten. sylyangs Thaycr, L. =. EngneeI
Corps, aged II years He a. yr"rs instrue AID
tup,rintendent Ia the United State tary Academy.
MHIkEliAitr-On Friday, SEPTEMBER G, 1stitA j.,
Wit OF anicl y. Wkthari In tg dL year OF her age,
The relatives and friends OF the family also the mem.
bcis of lhdepcud NJ Lodge No. is5. I. and A. ", ara
requested 10 al mi the fuuc-u, froi her las rCsi.
dcuco % Hester ST. IN Tuesday. scpeinber - AZ
o'clock precisely.
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DTTO Reed.

CHAsE.-ln Indianapolis, September 5, by Judge Per.
Iins Anna Chase from John Chase.
KtNT.-ln Indiana polls, september S. by Judge New
comb, Sarah H. Kent from VIM. II. Kent. Cause aban.
donnent. Plaintif vsH granted custody OF child.
- uMlLlkR-ln Indmnapohs, september s, By Judge
Blair Mary II. Miller from Adam u. Miller. Plaintih
was granted custody of children.
O1IS-In the city Of New York. on the Tth day Of
September by the Hon WIN. II. Leonard Justice ofthe
Supreme Gonrt; Rosetta D. otls from Edwin 7. Otis
.IHlLi lPS.-ln indianapolis, September 5, bv Judge
NewcoEIb, Edwin H. ihillips from Mary e. Phillips.
The sun., 1872-09-09

merchant who had worn u white hat during
the summer recently donned a new brown-coored fall
hat. few days ago he entered the Bank of New York
and was hailed by the cashier, who said;
An ! see you have changed your mind. You've DIS.
cardcd your old white hat"
" I've got new nat but Il Is also Greeley hat =" re-
Piled the merchant.
HoN'r that p inquired the cashier. Z" Why isn't i a
Grant hatY'
because there's no Dent IN IT," spid the merchant
roar VI laughter follow and the cashier suUsldcd.
The sun., 1872-09-09
Obseauies OF Dr. Ira Gregory.

SoUTH NoRWALK, Conn, Sept. 5.-Dr. Ira
Gregory was buried from the First Congregational
Church this afternoon tn sermon WAS preached by
the pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Dunham.
Dr, Gregory Was seventy years OF age and had en-,
represented his town IN the State Lcgsrr aud uiiri
many offices Of trust He stood hiph, and Ills rrmota All
from midst creates vacancy winch cannot readily
hp
The sun., 1872-09-09
FORCED his Way on, of ,bo Tomb..

George Gross OF Albany was detained in the
Tombs on charge OF grand larceny. Alderman Conan
commited him. After two days inprso nment Gross
was liberated ON discharge paper To which af1cd
Alderman CoInans name. The signature is a forgery.
The sun., 1872-09-09

On Friday evening Mr.. Buell. Titus, OF Cold
Spring. l.. l., went TO the pasture shed to drive homo
his cattle In about the centre Of the nuld two.year
old hun dashed at him, tossing hun into the air. anil
hruising his side. For an hour and half he fought the
rec IA d,,ul
The sun., 1872-09-09
shot by a Policeman.

On Saturday night John McCarty Of brooklyn
while sleeping the Battery, was approached by
Patrick Murphy of 10 Washington street and John Sui
Ivan Of 50 Washington street who attempted to rob
him OF flA. Oncer Collins discovered the fhieV and
shot sullivan as he attempted TO escape. Both men
were aTTested sulhyans wound IS NOT seTlous.
The sun., 1872-09-09
The MIMLnm.porl Trnde Klolcr. lon,lclcd.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept s.Thc trial of the
July rioters, which has occupied the Court Of Quarter
Sessions for full week, ended YESTERDAY The fury at
eleven oclocE T., NJ. rendered verdict OF conviction
against tWenty.one OF the defendants, including Nr
mingham Greeyy Wilton, and Blake, Who were
charged with being the leaders. Judge Gamble viii
pass sentence on them on the 18Th of septembnr.
The sun., 1872-09-09
Girl somnombuI,s,R..c

As Officer Scullion Of the Greenwich street
police was patroling West Houston street. about gi5
yesterday morning he get out uf the sec
ond story window Of 34j In her nigh clothes and stand
on the window sill. The ofC,r aroused the inmates,
ana tney went to the window and found Mrs. Jennie
Cued.
The sun., 1872-09-09
The Ln.r Of the FIrh,-uour strIl,c.

The German Eight-Hour League, whose strike
foI reduction OF the hours Of labor resulted dis.
astrously few weeks ago. met yesterday 10 wind up
the affairs OF the league, financial report was nc-
cepod as satisfactory Thespcakers urged that although
unsuccessful In then movement to eght hOure us
the fun comp meat OF dals labor, the cause uust
stll be maintained and they HtimGcd that at future
day the strike would be resumed.
The sun., 1872-09-09
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE md THERE BY THE
SUMS SREPORTERS.

Madame Ben Holiday aud her Daughters
the Countess rourtnles and the baroness
dc Bu--iere.
Madame Ben Holiday and her daughters, the
Countess Pourales and he Baroncse de Busscre were
at the Everett House during the latter part Of the week
en- route for san Francisco, where they will meet Mr.
Holiday. The Baron and Daroness de Bussiere lately
returned from Europe, aud take Nine Holiday and the
Count and Countess POurtaes with them guests to
their occdcntil home unon the golden slope of te
Pacific Railroad.
The sun., 1872-09-09
The End of the Mnce.O,naIdwIn Finsca.

On Saturday the representatives Of Mace and
O'Badwn met In Philadelphia and decided that the
stakes should be handed back TO each man. and that the
nght be declared oil.
The sun., 1872-09-09

Mrs Mary Martin was found on Saturday night
In the vacant lots at Patchen and Lafayette avenues.
Brooklyn, dead drunk by her side her infant She
was taken 20 the Gates avenue police station and placed
IN cell. Yesterday morning the turnkey found her
The sun., 1872-09-09
Busintss Yotitrs.

Tho hes place iu New Ysrh to bay reliable
watches, fine diamonds, rich fashionable jewery aud
sterling silver wedding presents, Is SQUIliE'S v Fulton
Vt. Diamonds u speciality.
The sun., 1872-09-09

sCILSCK's PULNoSIC SYRUP. sgAwEED TONI
AND MANDRAKE PILLS
CcSsUlrrrON CAS- GE CURED

sCIESCKs PULNoSIC SYRUP. sEAwEED TONIC
AND MANDRAKE PILLS.
Il :. now nearly a years STAGE vas cured q Con
come eeJratod for the cure OF Consumption ia all
s ssnSHe cSpcn r i @a 1--we ySr 'eesa ecapaS: Ss
1 SG. cFTG%s % PGLM6Sc sYU ses sS.
m m ne SSSE a a55 2 1 sS tSr SiSa
pecoaion healing over No liberated parts cosag ali
qs No oter S s eS s es 10 eo sSMExcRs MN
DRAKE PHI - arc OF sieeibc combination, and are
ca,ed uc long retained in The yste which has been
iasa by s1pans ts nlorid NOR b5 aud slime rom the the
tsiSn n the shnpe 81 eGtous odous s!ihy stools me
TTsalily 'GGresd Thcgrr nothing veal shng IN ,ses.
hjeneat and increascd strras 0'' '"H 'AN' ''''
SMENch cs AMlEP ISNG + @aSe p
Ie S laS rpe sI9ps :" g S l,tTr ga.
and strength TO the stomach and thus gets up INST
rate apret.te and good 1iR sticn.
ih9i my m,dienes i Operate n curing cohsumPton.
The lhnie OF us Srtcle woaii noi permit of nv en-
tcrng any further into detail snce II TO say that az
Cousunpton with these celcl-ated ncdciues tsn any
h1narSg' Of bad casea giy, up to die ars nov well
ana hearty by he us Of thcs' r.i"'c and esn rsfeI
Nors VINO ar, livns wtnc,scs tho wcr ard virtue
H. ytI forc 81 hi ac,in unSa ds"S eeletlets and
cXp-lhng cyepihlns int O. wroas from the system,
nss follow asa rSsai 3 all 10 r.S sHE SC,is tut.
M9Elc sYKur, SEA WEED Io$lC and MAiDRAkE
(Gc.s medicines are prcrsr,dpy :. II. scHEYcK. q
9HSd ,old by an Drgg,i.', erd Deil.ls. JoitS r.
ANSWER 30 Tuo-. CORNELI..
D. me- t,ii4rt- 7dc AtH.
SIr: oni3y re,' ailsrsq .cncc q rssr scs..
hga Thomas cororl wa'ch las aipcar,di in 1oSr col:
5se 5 Of @ Sly S9 kHsstSn fss co% ns
Sv "aSrc % nat @ TIA, il 1ass .nt Ses lei
hHd been commenced by ,ac Farners' Loan and Trust
len5cj against him hat Woai 55cScn Gs eaareer re- tSh
ase NJ, gyn Oppressive lsnspsrs Nr Cornell Knows il
"pInGgalinedly l ial,c and mslcioa;",
TIIrS%d eSppqy % ana weeH ~ ~ Cornell eadcsyGrs g
desperate men would onIy reply h,at the rrnutstop
Of ne gentlemen composing That hoard cannot b. IN
ycp,ap Sa9 fSp HGa VIII p hs! Rc G61eSStc 70,
AMI where thcy are best know
NJ Direcofs, ly must be dccdcd 6y some oiher III
lunal than ~ IN appeal TO Tic cu.imgs Of the daily
YOU win pl.ase give This note ascriea in your
Riassio6 sept (. iSl!' ''''' - ''o''''
Of k9SSSo fom aor hlE iIi.sr naAy M
SrSy ANN H ~ Sr 1Nfg %os or c'EgSa!
john r. Ed!e 70 Bfoad t.; McScnsls BeIin % 81 s Sns
tsu, GGadTich Andrson, l.2l} Droalwayj Joseph
Bba'esi ~ Hroad sM j.; scott E'bson %s broadway
icge place. ''' '- - ''''''"' 0''
0r,T:aThSS S %HoTEwaEn norNip" from the water:
he s.1cJ III ' ai" -, G ~ IL ",' m 40. u,D.,cy D 20 sNoN M
r'ntir,'r'rf NJ, ~ ~, ,.'l ~" .'ec' ulr''
N"'', u',''s, ',"' '''" "1'' '' 80 '''"H" ~ '-
VANILLA HEAN-- Pllm. Mexican and extract
vanilla m GuIk, for sal by
',AiL q ~ N'.''' ~ 'r''i"l"h ST.
yIn'ANSING A. Sr,,IJ TRIiSS !I.i,.A.ND AND nKscS CO..
surgical adaaci. FOR a@ and anPcd G 81 Eroldwa, ia
-,,,,,.,,, 80. -. -
= 90. Is Warren It,, u.aruiattrtss Of ali Ahis OF
campaign equipments.
The sun., 1872-09-09

The steamer Westphalla, hourly expected
from Hamburg has on board two grafes for Barnuln
They VIII be the only living gra1es III America
The sun., 1872-09-09


The transactions In state bonds SLIM the market
ahd July Issues Mtre shade uruor, selling at a. tho
new Ami and octoher's being quoted At s3a2i. sales
of Missouri bs were reported 20 N Ienues,cs being
quotCd az "a -, Georgia - AT So 81 Louisiana as
neA az ., md. CITY bans shares steady the sales
however, being nominal. There has been u moderate
business IN railroad bonds, though the market was
dcOil uf any new feature Central Pacincs closed at
of" lH@, Union Psclnc lists al sie.s, Iud grants at
its,WSl4, and incomes at Nta'l The sales Wrt' as
tono~St CmcaSo AMI Rock Island alI pac1c - ,,tii
Great ", stern ltts,, s. ~" Pittsburgh, Fort NtVup aid
Chic. lists, 1885, Milwaukee and - Paul - It, 10: Nil.
NauSee and ST. Paul lls, 9ij MWaugec AMI ~. Paul
tlsSsh OH G. ahd lua Cent lsts s>.e9!4 Alton and
T. ", income, s2A.
The extension Of the Chesapeake and Onto Railroad
10 the Ohu River has TAR progressed int tho .-
panN are prepared To Announce tNt trains 81 10 br T
NM the whole distance. from Richmond TO Huutiug-
Ton, ~ miles, before the close ~ the present wear
The cost uf ths great cuttrpus. Viii bee over llu
The cumpnDA a. the same time announce that 50, 90
anu that tine NatlWo remaining, tog ,hcr with about
t@HOU1 nov In posr'-siuu of the company hy rcpur.
ChHar exchange fuT dChruturu bonds VIM be- Offered
70 tr public for proposals Tue whole loan viii Their,
fore hr removed from the market and the opportunity
II thus offered 10 capitalists Just AZ the time when No
load on the eve OF conpleiou, prior % The ntruluc-
uon OF these securities to the StuUA Exchange. A
probable that large amounts viii follow the same as
Mas The fact with the Central Pacific bonds negotiated
through Tie same house The advertised Price uf these
bonds has her tOforv been % and interest parttuafs
IN regard TO the manner Of making proposals viii be
found IN the announcement Of the company, through
Mthsrs FISK q Hatch, elsewhere
The highest, lowest and +. NJ. closing prices 81
The sun., 1872-09-09

short options 10 to Is dayf, at snme distance from
market. for cent. pn or coll at tho market price
tcalled sifaddc) can be had many OF the leading
Et3 " cent.
The sun., 1872-09-09

Government bonds were irregular snd unsettled At
the close Of the week. with duness the chief charac
terstic Of the general market iaTs were moderately
active, selling At ll9A@iB ssl,s OF ls4s were sleo
made At llSa, 1855 a. li2N, ditto registered at NJ
ditto registered AZ il2N ard currency u AZ M.
There feature Of mpn lance the closing deal.
as fpll l. a.
The sun., 1872-09-09

Furniture, carpets, and beddng--an immense
stock aud low prces-at NJ. Cowperthwais, 1856 Chat
tsIn ''fssI Wsesy and nsal9y pI@sR!s IaAeap VAds'
The sun., 1872-09-09
gost anS tuuno.

I OST-A poodle one red ear aud: answers to tho
name OF iluktN \ good reward Will be paidn
rcturl ed to rs West Ith st,
STRAN ~ INTO my premises young bull about !
= Nrars old the owner obtain him by proving nTor
prrY aud paying expenses. GODFREY sPIRLIN0.
Jamaica ROAD cor Clinton ayr Cypress nils, l.. !.
The sun., 1872-09-09
rrNANcr4L And COMMERCIAL.

For wire screens for dooss and windows ~ {,
T. :. J. Touey =, lOo Fulton street, ugar Broadway
The sun., 1872-09-09

The following quotations of puts" and "calsr nre
given by Haskns Draine n Broad street, who quot
the distance from tho market rftcc OF the stocks
which the same be had for premium Of n cent
The sun., 1872-09-09

t54 9Th Av., BETWEEN uTn AND l2TH SITS.
Open daily from to 8, aud on Monday, Wednesday,
and Saturday evenings from s. to o'clock - a.,
Money deposited on OF before sept ~ VIII urAW IN
terest from Sept. |. . -
MA u. ALLIE. sec. i. A. CONhLLN0, rTea
The sun., 1872-09-09
Sablnss 8ants.

IhvING % SsHMyiAi&s HMXRi&fss n, sgffsITITTYTphk0N' IlT YYTphk0N'
SiX IN, FER CENT INTEREST allowed on al suns.
and October. Bank open daily from 10 An to g. r N.
WALTER W. CONCkLlN, President.
NANpERBILr L. BUXTON, Secretary,
The sun., 1872-09-09
" Free 70 speak, and free 10 think;
Free TO pay for what L drink;
Eree 10 spend an hour or 80,
" hen uuaaAw free IA On -

The reporter wen, 10 n3d<, a second hand cloth-
M store, kept by HeLrs"s These arc Neiy 10
N,ctable people" said the oficer, who seeu sd
H. he on friendly relations with every body IN tho
ward. Rags in the shape Of coats lantaoous,
AZ womcuG dresses Nlied the room. AS the
SLOrIer entered he had 10 step over two little
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-11

More than $50 Miles Shorter to ST. Louis
Than via Memphis or Louisville and from to IS hours
quicker than via COrinth or Grand Junction,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-11
The Lowest special Rates for T

49,, The Lowest Special Rates for Emigrant7
Win more Advantages, Quicker Time, and Fewer
changes Of Cars than any other route.
Tickets for Sale at all Principal Ticket Offices in th
South.
JNO W. THOMAS, Gent Supt.
w. h. DANLEY. Gent P. and L Agent.
g. VI. HARRILL, Pass. AgeEs, Knoxville. Tenn,
can always be found tbs Depot on the arrival Of
ms. mar4-tf.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-11

terest to pay the miller's toll or own their
own corn mill. We farmers remind me
of Mr.. Wrinkle, of Pickwicl1ian memory,
who, being slow on trigger, failed to fire
till the cartridges had flown away. PER
haps," said the game keeper, " if the gen.
tleman begins to fire now, his gun will
just go off by the time the cOvey rises in
the next field" Let us prepare to fire
now, and perhaps our grand children will
hit the idea, R.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-11
POST OFFICE HOURS.

The maryvllle Mail arrives at 1890, A. NJ, and de-
parts at 100 NJ, daily, except Sundays:
Maynardville Mail arrives at 1900 NJ on Thursday,
and departs at Loo, P. NJ, same day.
The Blains y Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at Hoo A. NJ and departs at 1900 NJ same days.
Gap Creek Mail arrives "Wednesday at 800 P NJ
and departs Thursday at 600 AM
The Post-Oce opens at $780, A. NJ and closes at $50
Pm Opens again 630, Pm; closes at 1880 PM Office
open on Sunday at l:30 P NJ, for one hour.
JAMES RODGERS, PM,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-11
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines, solid Nonpareil, to constitute square
One Square, each insertion 81 90
a Special rates on application for advertisements
by the year or month.
Local Notices ten cents per line each insertion.
Clty Notices five cents per line each insertion.
Al advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterlV. All other
advertisements payable on demand after first in
sertiOn-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-11

Ask for Tickets to Memphis and the Southwest via
Chattanooga and Mex enzie, and to St. Louis and the
Northwest via Nashville and Columbus-an Rail; or
Nashville and Hickman-Rail and River
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-11
Steamboat for Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED IN NE
d viii sell TO the highest bidder, for cash in hand
at the court house door IN Knoxville,
ON the @5th Day Of April next,
at II O'Clock, A.. ", the new steamer EMORY CITY.
recently built at Kingston together with all machinery
belonging thereto, including Engines at the Knoxville
Foundry, now nearly finished.
E. P. BAILEY.
Knoxville, March % I8S2-dsktstd
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1872-08-24
Democracy Not Dead Vet.


Besides carrying the election in North Car
Olina for members of the Legislature. it seems
that the Democratic party has given: other
pretty substantial evidences of life lately. In
an election for municipal officers in the city of
Louisville KY, held not long since, some Dem
Ocrats aud Liberals combined and formed a
ticket in opposition to one composed entirely Of
Democrats, called the Citizens ticket. The Lib.
-eralD Democratic ticket took to salt waterss--it
was rowed up Salt River in quick time. The
Citizens Democratic ticket was elected. The
Democrats have also carried the municipal
elections recently held in the city of Memphis,
Tennessee tf8
What tough old fellow this old Democratic
party is The Wings, Abolitionists. Free
soiIers, Know Nothings and Radical Heepubli-
cans have beenin turns, for more than quar-,
ter of century. using their utmost efforts. 20
kill Ii by violence. to coax it to die, then to
scarc it to death butthe brave old fellow can
neither be killed by violence, coaxed to die,
nor scared to death. The Grant Republicans
-aided by the Liberals and Warmoth Repub-
hcans, in this State, are engaged now in at
tempting that iii which all other parties have
failed land we predict for them the same in
glorious result.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1872-08-24
HE United State Ticket yEfIR
Succeed.

! There never has been presented an opportu-
nity IKE the present for carrying the State
ne Republican party is split to pieces. War
morn, Cambell, Sheridan. Graham and Carter
! go for Greeley and the Liberal ticket; Kel-
logg, Lowell, Sypher, Packard, and most of
the eolOred vote go for the Kellogg ticket and
Grant; Pinchback, Harris, DibbIe and Black
burn go for the Pinchback ticket and Grant.
and have considerable colered vote. All of
the above tickets are mixed having white and
colored, aud a few decent names mingled with
carpet baggers and Radical thieves The Re
formers who represent the old Whig element.
and the Democrats have united upon q tick
ct. 1t Is called the United State ticket and
is headed by Colonel McEnery for Governor.
They support Greeley and Brown-Upon the
united State ticket the name Of a Radical or
carpet-bagger does not appear-cvery name
represents an honest, upright capable gentle
man. 1t is pledged to reform to inquire into
the State. debt, and to reject that part which
has been, by fraud, heaped upon the people.
All Radicals and all corruptionists 0ppost it,
for it refuses to recognize dishonesty. 1t pro-
poses an honest legislature, an honest execu-
tive and Judiciary, honest Congressman. and
refuses to help the Liberals send Warmoth to
the United States Senate. 1t means reduced
taxation and trHc reform.
The people will vote the McEnery ticket.
The honest men who are adhering to the lab
eral ticket will leave it, and go for McEnery
Narmoth will sNindle Kellogg out of a part
OF the celored vote, and Pinchback and kel-
logg will divide the rest,-He cannot swinGle
the white people; he is bound to register the
Greeley voters, and let them vote. Bankrupt
as politician; in the State his sole hope, for
spoils, is with Greeley. If Grant succeeds he
IS a nendicant and an outcast.
Besides, the Democrats and Reformers are
fully organized, and will maintain their rights.
at all hazards His Supervisors dare not at
tempt TO again. swiadle them. The negroes.
III some places. wiIETtOtn for (Irpelpv and fnr
McEnery- many will not vote at all The
white people will he aroused and encouraged.
and will give AcEncry q majority of the
votes. . .
Citizens, stand firm: tho day Of your deliv-
GRANGE is at hand; If you do your duty, and
glorious victory. Don't be afraid of War
woth,s t:Jfngers,' for the recent act of Con-
gress will rob them of their pnwers.
.:..uo.r Itnlgipah0a Democrat.