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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-05

The fellow who contributes editorials
to the "big organn thinks the effort to
place Col. Thornburgh in the role of a
martyr is too thin, and goes OH to argue
against what every ten year old boy in
Knoxville knows to be true, viz: that he
was legislated out of office. The fellow
thinks eff this is the foundation upon
which Col. Thornburgh expects to base his
hopes the base is narrow one, indeed"
Why, bless your little soul, no, this is not
the foundation at all. The hopes of Col.
Thornburgh's friends are based upon his
ability, honesty and integrity, his SYM
pathy for the general good of the country,
and a great many other qualifications
which the workingmen and the people
generally recognize in him. But the fact
that he has been prescribed and legislated
out of office, after having discharged his du-
ties to the satisfaction of all parties, will not
be apt to loose him any votes. At least we
would judge SO from the unanimity and
enthusiasm with which the workingmen
signed the call on him to become a candi-
date. -5s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-05

have the highest regard for them PERSONAL
ly, and have never charged that they
would k,,osoingy become parties to a
fraud. We do not believe they would.
But we have stated facts, obtained from
official records, without reference to whom
they affect, and We submit to can
did public, if the charges made
are not of character grave enough
to merit calm, dispassionate attempt to
disprove them. We do not propose to be
diverted from what we conceive to be our
duty as public journalistsin this matter,by
the responsibility of any of the parties
concerned, by bullying or bravado, or by
the insolence of irresponsible little fellows
who do not enjoy the respect or confidence
of the better class of men in their own
party. ss@
If Governor Brown or his friends will
show that they could not have obtained
higher prices for the roads sold, and if they
will show that in their settlement with the
.lessees and purchasers of the Nashville
and Northwestern road, they did nothing
more than justice or equity de-
manded, we will not have another
word to say. We will acknowledge that
we have been misled by the figures and
official reports, and have been honestly
mistaken, but until something of this kind
is done, we expect to keep these transac-
tions prominently before the people, and
leave with them the responsibility of pass
ing verdict upon them.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-05

Price List Brld1ey's Enamel Paint.
liked ready for Color desired
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-05

c. p. KIN CHIT, -.s.r-
a ' 81 LOMBARD ST. South. Baltimore.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-05
WHO RECEIVED THE BONDS

The big organ" in its issue of yester-
day, says:
During the reign of Radicalism in Tennessee,
millions of dollars in bonds were lavished upon
Railroad companies These bonds created an
immense State debt, and the borrowers of the
bonds built but little of the projected roads.
None of these, roads were completed and the
millions were squandered.
Below we give the names of the gentlemen
who received the millions of dollars in
bond" layished OH railroad companies"
If "but little of the projected roads" were
built, they are responsible. If the "mil-
lions were squandered" they ought to
know something about it. Here are their
names with the amount they received:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-05

Three. Lots Oh NIabry Street
in very desirable location for building at low prices
for this class Of property.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-05

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and cured thousands of of the above named dis
cases. and has his possession certificates of lures
from every part of the country. The inhalation
ing all inhamed surfaces entering into the blood
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system The sensation is not unpleasant, and the first
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with improving digestion the patient rapidly gains
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Price of Box containing remedies to last one month.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-05

Out of these thirty-four gentlemen,
taOenty-SiG are Democrats. Fix it up among
yourselves, gentlemen. C@ss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17
Worth Considering.

In the course OF u speech at Gales
burg, LII, on the I'd inst, Gen. Logan
made the following remarks;
"You business men who have money
to loan, aud those who are borrowers /;
you men who are producers and those
who are consumers; labOring men who
are now getting wages, all, is there any
reason for change at this time ? The
first notice Mr.. Greeley gave after his
nomination was that he would turn the
gold out OF the Treasury. A dangerous
experiment at the start, my friends.
With MIR. Greeley's Inconsistencies and
strange freaks, it does seem to me that
to trust him with the management OF
the finances OF this nation would he like
trusting your money in u wild cat in
surance company III II Chicago fire. l
have no hard things to say about Mr..
Greeley she is a very good old gentle
man, but every good old gentleman will
not make good President. 1t is for
you To choose. II you elect Mr. Gree
ley, at the same time his election carries
Democratic Congress I; and it misrule
follows and financial crisis is the result
then the responsibility is not ours, who
support oar tyied man. II Mr.. Greeley
was practical man, then there might he
some argument made ior bin but no il
not, aud the country all are aware Of ths
taci
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17

Mrs. Darlington says she gets up
every morning at the shrill carrion oi
the chandelier.
what vegetable does Greeley most
resemble A rude-he-beggar. &
"The word impossible is the mother
tongue OF little souls, said Lord Brough-
ham.
A beautiful story teller once asserted
that his voice was still for the truth
and so it was. %. E....
The gold in Greeley's character is
eighteen carrots.
The favorte dish of Gratz and Gree
ley Lettuce alone. OF
Some men are worth nothing, and
Others are worthless.
They don't say hogs in Indiana :" crude
bacon" is the term.
A student defines flirtation to be " at
tention without intention"
The first thing we take in life is milk,
the last thing is our bier.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is a pa tient at
Waukesha, Wisconsin, Springs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17

FINIsnED.-Senator Summer has generally
had the credit of being finished gentleman
but recent developments go to show that this
conclusion was only partially correct. A
complete finish was never applied until h,
ELI into the hands Of his friend, WM LLoYr
GARRISON. His fFiendy hand has done tn,
work. His letter of the 3l inst, addressed tc
his old tiine-honored co-laborer, eonsumated
the job beyond u cavail or question. Sc
complete and thorough is the work, that
neither the pugnacious senator or his friends
viii fail to recognize the fidelity of the task
We vx4ukiteness Of the finish. The skill and
cleverness of the operator is shown in the
fact that he clearly understands bis man bet
YER than the man understands himself, ant
when senatorial memory fals, and senatorial
arrogance rises, or common candor and mora
restraints are weak, the deficiency have been
very amply and conclusvcly supplied A
little patience and endurance OF the smart
wiiEbe required to give the new cuticle an
opportunity TO supply the old shriveled and
abraded one. This letter we expect to lay
before our readers next week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17

THE Quo EUREKA CHURS COMPANY has
formed new company of our townsmen--T.
s, Edwards, f. A. Hitchcock, E, r. Williams
and George Nettleton. The ehurns are to ba
manufactured at the shop of Il. A. Hitchcock.
This company have the right to sell them In
the Eve counties of Ashtabula. Trumbull
Geauga, Huron and Lorain. L. G. Pierce, OI
Ashlabula, has purchased Sammit county, l.
b. Scoheld, Portage, Culley, Lake county
The new company Ia to be known as the West
ern Reserve Eureka Charn Company. The
Ohio ChuIn Company, T. l. Seeor, general
agent, are getting machinery ready for further
manufacture. and intend to proceed immedi
a.ely 10 canvass the State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17

In Switzerland, a milk maid who is a
good singer gets more salary than 9th
ers, because under the influence vi ma.
sic COWS "give down" better and give
more milk. An eastern farmer Is trying
TO hire Parepa Rosa and Kellogg to sing
reund his pump. i'f
A Connestieat farmsr has named o
rootser Robinson because he crew.so.
Iowa couples are married In buggies
They say 10 b the Dolly Warden style
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17
A Methodist Divine on the Political
Situation.

The Rev. DIR. Crooks, editor of the
American Wesleyan, is known as gem
lleman of marked ability and large in
ilueuce in the Methodist Church. In his
paper of July l7th he says;
Now that bolh Of tke great political
parties OF tho Oeantry have offered their
candidates for the highest offices in the
gift OF the American people, 1t is proper
that we should have a few words upon
the political situation. We shall write
not as a partisan, but as a patriot, giving
our best views upon the duty OF the
citizen ia the exercise of his franchise at
the coming ebeetion for President and
Vice Prsident, IL is now morally Ger.
tain that should they live and continue
sound in body and mind. eilher Grant
and Wilson, oy Greeley aud Brown, will
ill these high Offices the ensuing presi
Dental term. The grave question to bt
settled by every American citizen IL
which viii be the best for the sacred in
terests OF country and mankind. To th'
extent of our ability We would aid oui
readers TO correct Judgment aud action
Our words shall be plain, and We hops
TO the point Aud,
| OF PERSONS OR CANDIDATES.,
an between Wilson or Brown, our very
decided preference is tor the former. A,
an honest, intelligent, fearless, firm and
ncorruptible Christian statesman, Henry
Wilson, of Massachusetts, has more en-
viable record. We think that no un
biased mind will claim that Gralz Brown
of Missouri, is his peer.
| For years We have carefully stndiet
both Grant and Greeley. Neither o
them realizes our highest ideal Of th'
finished statesman. GraBt is devoted I,
his cigar, aud the sports Of the turf
lGreelsy b ceoentrie, ansOath, uatidy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17

WELL DoNE LAKE.-The electors of Lake
County, in convention assembled at Panes-
vile, on tho 18th inst unanimously followed
the lead Of Ashtabula. and
RssolUed, That John s. Easement, having
ceased to represent and carry out the wishes
of the Republicans OF Lake County, as their
Smte Senator, to which office he would never
have been elected with0ut their votes, be and
he is hereby unanimously requested by this
convention to resign.
Geauga, 1t is understood win follow the
steps of her sister counties and give our faith
less senator au expression that he cannot fail
to understand, that his room is better than
his company. THIS needlul and proper step
should admonlsh our friends, hereafter, that
the nomination Of man for such an Office,
from mere impulse. without political charac-
ter, is never sale or Wholesome.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17
HOUSE ANDLorroR sALKt

i HE property OF the subscriber, con-
sistins q acres q land on Prospect st. Holss
well nnished with good barn, good water, splendid
variety Of grapes eherree, plume peaches respberies
ne consdeing the quantity Of lard few places sqqai
u. For sale low and time gyenh dsslsed !,
AshtbuIa, February. isA dSe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17

NOTICE-raken up and impounded,
' by the Marshal of the village of Ashta bulls on
the 9th day of July, two two-ycar old eiers-coor.
red. not redeemed before the expiration of days
they will be sold the law directs the payment of
expences. JAMES THORPE, Marshal.
AshtabulA, July 3D. 1872. ISL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17

RALLY AT PAINEsyII.LE.-Our friends at
gainesville had aglOrjous gathering on Fri
day evening last, and the nunhers and spirit
OF The gathering wAS suflclept refutation oI
the bluster Of the Liberals, that u denaonsira.
uon had been made in favor of Greeley In our
kiilR slater county, that would be Of SOME sig.
pihcance ai the day Of election. The spealke' A
were Hon. WM. l.. PARKINs, ]. r. FRENcu,
and our townsman, Hon. L. S. SHERMAN. The
telegraph closes It's notice Of the occasion as
follows;
IRON. j.. 5. Sheriaan was the third and
last speaker. lie was, as were the 9th
ers, warmly welcomed with round o
applause, as he came forward and ad
dressed himself to the anxious crowd
A fine speaker. good in argument, strong
In his support Vi the Republican tick
ct, candid in his opinion, no was, as be
ever has been, received with enthusiastic
applause and cheered many times in th,
course OF his eloquent speech.
After he had concluded, the meeting
was closed with three ronsing cheers io
Grant and Wilson, The meeting wal
she FIRST mass meeting OF the campaigI
that has been held by the Republican
party Ia this ncighborhood, and the en-
ihasiasm manifested By the large attend
anoe, forms q pretty satisfactory sigI
chat Repnblicapsm Is ~ strong as eve
IN Lake Cohp.y, and in Painsssille II
particular aas 'ak5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17

When any' one talks TO you about Greelcy's
nomin alton aS arelorm movement, read him
this passage from the Springfield Republican,
she isdding Greeley paper in New England
"That some OF the worst men in the
country have donned white hats and are
hurraing Justify for Greeley is fact
patent to,all who have eyes aud ears.
This is especially true of his own State.
Hardly any where has his nomination
commanded more demonstrative favor
or more zeal than among the
New York politicians Of both parties
who whi!om sat at the teetoE Mr.. Tweed
aud rsa at his beck.
Or this, from the Cincinnati Commerci.l i the
most widely circulated Greeley paper west OF
New York;
sit is true, we believe, that the Demo
cratic party machinery Of New York,
including Tammany, is ut work for Gree
ley. IT IL true, also, within our own
knowledge, that some Of the worst men
In this community, those who have lived
end fattened upon public plunder and are
sotorons schemers TO empty the pockets
Of tho many into the hands OF the few,
are Greeley msn and most anxious
30 be known IA such, oSideutly pushing
taemsalYss, hoping to have profitable re-
cognition. That in Cincinnati which
corresponds most closely to Tammany, il
for Greeley. Our Boss Tweed is Gree
ey man."
These paragraphs are OF recent datO, aut
tell their own story. Its, to say the least
loud home made thunder.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17
New Machine Shop.

i HE Undersigned have entered into
Co rtnership in the Machinery Basiness and have
opened their Shop In the south Room Of
Phenix Eosndry,
whsso they viii be pleased TO recelYe calls om all saeh
a. may wish for work In their line.
They are both experienced Maehinist. and have been
In the employ Of the celebrated Boomer Bridge Works
ofChieaRo for number Of years They will do thell
work promptly and 10 the entire satisfaction Of theil
pAtroils They are competent tebsilA repair any
hing IN the fern OF an klgtns psass gsse ,hsm cal
11fO 'N f.f ~ SANDkRSON WIRE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17
On Marriage.

HAPPY RBLmF foR YoUNs MEN from the effects Of
Errors and abuses in early life. Manhood restored
Nervous debility cured. Impediments TO Marriage
moved. New method pf treatment. New and 'emsrb- :
able remedies Books and Circulars sent es, In sealed
IdSisss, nowABp ASSOCIATION. No, . south
RshiA ST. PhisdelphiR Pa. .'.t-t4tt 'flp~~esA =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17

While Greeley and his personal organ are
unceasing in their efforts TO impress the world
with the sentiment that we are all brothers,
and that there is no difference that should
separate between an unrepentant rebel anl
the answering patriot, and that the hand o
srcction ana fellowship should be extended
over the dark cbasm or siriio and bloody war
Is not little noticeable th at his follower
the great Massachusetts Commoner-is So
poor student of that philosophy. Instead of
adopting the ostensible spirit of his master
and inculcaling the gcntlencss and harmony
Of tho Kingdom of the Branch, lie runs over
with bile and bitterncss. He exhausts all his
stock on hand at the head OF the President,
and after waiting for the fountain to refill re-
turns with sharpened appetite 10 pierce,
woundi aud if possible distroy the object OF
his implucable hate The GOODNESS and undis.
turbed bearing of Grant, under alr these re-
peated displays of maignily, have the effect
apparently, to strengthen and give point to. The
WormwoOd Of his heart. While his warfare
d iAereased In its fierceness, and his resolution
10 destroy and ruin, Is consuming him, and
undermining his influence before the world
Graniipufis his cigar US tranquil and serene as
ssl tue, world,was laid under contribution
10 securosihat end II Sumh,rs ferooiousness
cannot bo checked by any Intent common
sense aid jSdgment left him. Greeley should
labor with him, and If, after proper effort and
schooling, he Is still contumacious, he should
be thrown over the Liberal enclosure lis ef:
forts. like those of madmep, generally. are in
sreasng the advantages and giving his sup.
posed yiotimIa position and power in ratio
Angrcater than,the measure of defeat and in
bury accumalate upon the head Of the Senator
and.hs cause. Whether all the raucor has
ystbcen drawn out Of Senator Sumner, OR not,
remains TO be seen, but If not, and his animal
andimantal economy are capable of claborul-
ing another supply, policy would,suggcst lha,
IL be opent in the usual way. RY all means
let ths' victim have the advantage of 1t. lie,
President Grant and the country have at leasl
one inose. evidence of how near devil inoar-
nate, IN ambitious and disappointed politician
can bring himself
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17
Real Estate for Sale.

THE Subscriber will sell his House and
Lot, containing three acres, in the Rogers neigh
bohood together with three acres on Station street If
house is comfortable one with barn and other out
buildings, fruit, &c. Pleasantly situated but short
distance west Of the depot. For terms, apply to
Capt. N. y. HUMPHREY.
Ashtabula, August g, 1h72, IlIy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-17

offer special Inducements to my Ashtabula County
friends aud am eonhdentI make II . saving and
economy. besides giving you stylish article. TO make
a trip to Cleveland examine and buy my gOods.
make my Ashtabula trade the liberal discounts
Of last season. .-- JOHN MArSFIELD.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16

\ BLACKBERRY BUSH GROWING IN A
LADY's MOUTH.-A dentist in Delaware
city is responsible for the following: A lady
having had tooth extracted, accompanied
with considerable laceration of the gum.
returned about three week, after the opera
ton, complaining of shooting pains i'm that
portion of the mouth, with a feeling Of
swelling IN the gums. Supposing it merely
the effects of the shattered condition of tbe
Jaw-bone, the doctor told herit would soon
pass away, advising some soothing lotion.
lhree weeks later the lady returned. in
slstlng upon it that a new tooth was grow
ing IN the place of the old one upon which
the dentist made more careful examina-
ton, when he discovered two primorllial
leaves of blackberry bush, and upon ex-
tracing them, found that fibres an eighth
OF an inch in length had forced themselves
into the pulpy flesh. The lady then re-.
called the circumstance of having eaten
blackberries with cream the evening follow
ing the operation, and supposed that one
of the seeds had found lodgment in the
soit wound, where it had terminated and
developed. If that don't beat Grant on,
any other man, nothing will
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16

NORTH CAROLINA AGAIN, AND MoNTA-
EA.-We always believed that MERRIAoN,
the DemocI attic candidate for Governor of
North Carolina, would be elected by the
official vote. The following dispatch tells
the latest news:
WASHINGTON, August IA private dis
patch received here tonight from North Car
olina leaves but little doubt that on summing
up the official vote Merrimon will be elected
Governor.
In addition to the foregoing, we publish
the following dispatch from Montana as an
indication of popular sentiment in favor of
the three HIS and the three G's-Horace
Greeley, Honest Government, and Hosting
Grant out of the position he dishonors:
HELENA, Aug. 12.-Oficial returns elect
Major Maginnis Liberal Democrat, Delegate
IN Congress by 300 majority. Altho' denied
the privilege of participating in the political
affairs of the Union, Montana gives her moral
support to Greeley and Brown, whose cleo
ton we believe will guarantee an honest and
prosperous administration of national affairs
and unite the people of our country in the
bonds of eternal friendship.
RUFUS f. ARICK.
Chairman Democratic Central Committee
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16

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though chequered over with pain and suf-
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DO not let disease fasten on the strong
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with untold misery, not bad enough to make
us bed-sick, but still full of suffering and
anxiety. Among these lingering ailments
are those of the lungs and pulmonary or
gans for which people have been made to
oeneve there is no cure. Do not believe II
but try. Try DR.. KEYsER's LUNG CURr'
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those morbid states of the system where
energy Is wanting and where dullness
aoounds. Sold at 167 Liberty street. Pitts
ourgh, at Sl.50 per bottle, or 4 for s.. 90.