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New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
pfSSEEGERS APRJTED.

H. Rn-er wife snd Mr5 Bnclan5n, D. Buchanan ArS
Smith thter L. G. Wharton, EnuE Livingston, W. T.
Dow b. Dr5sione Pred Smith, G. T. sers J. $ Scsre J. H.
Johnson ~ OConao p Fr eeIber D. Greenfield W. ~ Pury s.
b. AmoTy 5. g. Treat n. Davis and four in TIE stecrage
FROM BREMEN-In steam hp Bremen, Feb "a soper r T.
Pr4uSeu L. J. Marcos Caroline Fehel, Sophie schttr aI son
Carl Wuh g. RoheT e. Hageueyer A. Ebert George l nd wife
n G. Becker T. No-lrdae, r. Roorae, ~ Perrl an Te D. L.
Edar Becser T. MAYER s. 0ol- G. Wolf C. LuzoT. A. Stentc
son. T. g. Walter, q. AnsOa j. henuaLe d.
Schetler. G. Beeger, k. L. Pendcton . - -
FROM HAVANA-u seGmFhip Missouri, Feb ~ y Dennis
Mrs n servant g. r. Dennis. i RIDER Mss RYDER
Bliss HoWar Guguo UnE MisJ c. Wa lil l. Cocl
TLuuLI p Moon Nis, J. llrlu, r. La j. A. Aic4n
losh Mcintosh WI7 Mlrnhr. John Schultz. N Darcy
FBOH SAEANNAH-IH aHship Virgo, Fob Zi-Miss Mary Mar
J. MOB Davidson, J. II. Nhe ass g. t1ylr hss l. Ble g.
Crls- Hall the Rev. S. Wells L. Day, W. CE4TeT '" h
Dahol. G.. E Booe. and st.cra-c.
FROM GLAsGOE-In steamship Taaera, Feb 2i-Dr Es Jsn-
rs, Cc B. CJciine Martin Iod d. ~ Cumming, G. Anderson
Geo. CAM bell an! Id. Jss FiHIlAg.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
REAL ESTATE.
YEw.YoRK. Saturday, Feb. "a. 1sr'


No public sales were made at the Exchange
this morning. aud the attendance as Is usual on satur
days, was light For the coming week number OF sales
are announced.
James NJ Miller win sell Monday the house ana lou
No 9a sccond-ave between Twelfth and Thirteenthst@
house lot feet deep; Jagged cellar Win ny
water furnace; basement frescOed in OIL marble nanre
o, foot ceiling; diningroOm, 9sxi7 even with wa!k ll9
honse s in perfeet order and repair built without reeau
10 cost and by OF the very best builders In the c
$4,000 can remain on bond and mortgage, II desired
Messrs. Muller wilkins & Co. Will sell, on Tuesday "A
lots OF land situate the north side OF One-nundfed
and-twenty hrstst and south side OF One-hundredand
twenty commencing 50 feet east OF Avenue
and extending 10 the Harlem River together with the
valuable water front in front OF the same
Messrs E III. Ludlow & Co. will sell, on Tuesday, by
order of the Collegiate Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church OF New-YOrk City, the valuable plot Of ground
known as the site Of the "0ld North Church. in this
city together with the building thereon, bounded by
Fulton. william, and Ann-sts for the term OF p years
from the 1st Of May next, with covenants for two re-
ne walls OF q years each.
Hugh N Camp Will sell, Thursday, the property on
Wooster and BrOOme-sts southwest corner OF Br00me
and WOoster-sts known No 50 WOosterst being 1874
feet on Wooster by feet BrOOme, with tue building
erected thereon. Lot 1sx75 feet Also, house and lot
No WOoser-st size of lot, 25Xi0O. The house Is
substantial three-story and basement brick building
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
Gitnalions Wan!e0--femaIss.

A TTFNTION, EMPLOYERS All wanting
"a servants should apply the oldest Agency 10 America No If
West Eevrtst s.t-sye 21 eonsiilt on Laa
ages pat0nes religions Zee aAed unll sne1 no tal'
admitted without est-,lass references
A VERY competent, steady woman wants
n rta.ton COOK WASH aad IRON In private family OF
blarlInzhouse in country. Call st q Si4th-ave
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Scotch, with refer
4 ences wanting ENGAGKMEETS MOTIONS mehel.s..
GOOD English, Irish, Scotch American and
u German Female sERyANrs q No. III Aotok-, bt!"ecl
Riviugton and sianon-s.s, By Mira HID.
TyOTSFKFFPERI5 8ituati0n wanted by
widow OF ma Ne age either prvas family. for parry %
nt emen city country best Of reiereac n a to c
ety saI cLsrIct+r. Adde'S HOUsEKLEpER, li iys0us-
CFVVHNTS' INSTITUTE, 394 Bowery, near
- Coo -r ,7Gerig 90 BE ckst) cabe 'i "eufeo'A
nended catholic lrJtsstsnt HELP consan'~ On hand
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

100. .strsengeT agt Brown.
a8O. .BabcOck agt OBnen, Sheriff
lO6Ss .sohott against Wright et al
ASA Schroeder Agt Thompson.
"Opens Al 4 An.
dlS2. .Neftel agt Lightstone-
ll733. KoehlST Agt Bayarl
80. .Fnedheimer agt. GObeL
ll2O2. Jacks agt KrsSS
1855. Adams sgt BOaS
hiss. .Roehner sgt KnickeTbseker
LIFE lns. Co.
1890. Stranger AgL Brown
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
Chances Tor Business Glen.


4 VALUABLE FURNACE for SALE-The
~ WI. + POINT IRON COMPANlS FURNACE 'ni REAL Ea-
TATE suIiIg viii be sold appl can't
pr In the prfel lr3slt-1Is c'ron OF e
iro trade gev favorable opportunity who
desre o embark in tlis business
GGoRGE n. POTTS, 10 Bro,5ray. y y.
4 POWERFUL RAILROAD CAR-BKAKE,
n BY cspstH tie engine; ie slowed up 10 tar u5aa
time 20, instantly BE- simply reversing ihe movement ~
brake 70 make up tlins no
steam r or electricity used; plte1el -nl4re o.2; half .f
sale Communications addressed A A. WRlDE-
MEYER, s. south Eighth t., WillaHsbush
EOR SALE.-Haf interest in o FLOUR BAR
REL STAvE HEADING FAC iORf vel loesie on n7er
AMI rs oad and iag acl banef Alirl = BLACA' Belle
TEO LET, to Societies, the large HALL, 2SJ
a Hulzou-s. near sphnsst Inquire on he rrenises
WANTED, 10y a young Virgnian with con
w ourUaA PARTNER with uice ent
capital purchase type estabheuto Of re weekly
renertiTe and inviting portions OF The Oh
bomaion" Enoyin. inable scquauee large oTcuiaton
sut n.-rors guaranteed AjO1Inean plter pre-
fsrr~l Address ONWARD, RchnoEd w
XNTANTED-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
w for from yclrs cen. interest," W moftgge
well improved of6J worth tour or hve es ne anou.5
NH rs ur one from v. premises, uue &c Ad-
llsf5T. ". NcElELY, windsor H.a1y 90, 40
66S1N N0N 10 300)0.-PARTNER Wanted
- lzU,UOO Estahlhrd Wholesale Cash Bu7ine,'
one gho active part preiened References exchanged Ad
drsssP. o. Bor 277o New-ioH C'V'
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
Desttbsster GoHntp Real Gsiaie for 5aIe

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
n f SALE % accommodating within an hour and PAL OF
5UD
STATE OF eulivston land splendid MANSioS so e tl9a
Builiing ~ ~ o
eD. ~ s cT. so acres level ground suitable for race
track also Grt and Mill IL feet head OF water neyersnns
] ham ,ni stsb room for hundred head Of eae ioar apple
orch rds and ole rear orchard all grated aud choice u
lake. all in orr aud grounds ofnamehs P md "a
nsrts Of tie boue: ever respect geneman esabnlmea
Tor bealh unsurpassed anywhere the atmosphere ay az Iii h.
10 weak uags good house and o y iee ioIt m n GA
taken ia part payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS. Ino1n %
A NOTED FARM of about 70 acres Tor SALE
~ one ne from and three miles 1ofIn o. I ".'e Tj
Wr,,.er Couutyt loests between Harlem nd Boston
be scd at a bargain Apply RoMAIN8 brown, loo bro.,
A T YONKERS-A large number OF HoUoEo
"A for SALE or 10 LEI J. iOUAANs AEen" IOuAeI'-
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

Omges
MOTIONS REsUMED.
Alderman Aelrbach moved that the Board do now ad.
lourn Which Was lost.
The Committee on Salaries and Offices to whom was
teiered the accompanying resolutions 10 appoint sundry
persons Commissioners OF Deeds, respectfully report;
That they have uade personal examination OF the al
pheant for appointment and find that in each and every
case they capable and well qualified 10 perform the
IL Of the resignaons OF John j. Fitzgerald and
1hOnas H. Sullivan, herewith accompanying, your Com
"lstee aSe recommend that they be accepted.
Tie Committee, therefore, recommend the adoption OF
bDe annexed resolutions:
Resoired, That William B. Avery is hereby appointed
missioner OF Deeds iu place OF Timothy r. Donovan,
kesol1ed, That Edward Fennen be and he Is hereby
spPoteQ COMMISSIONS OF Deeds In and for the City
sna county Of New-YOrk IN the place and stead Of Tim
onsnf DOoo'ah lately appointed, but VINO has failed to
= Reso'sd, That BENJAMIN F. Melrose be appointed
Snn In tef Of Deeds, IN place Of Thomas j. Neaiis
Reso1ed That John C. Foster be and he is hereby sp-
yonteu O.hmsOner Of Deeds, and for the City and
Ssiy 9ny Pi Ne"-lOFk, Ia pace Of Thomas H. sullivan
"a Hs'2.'ea That A d. Cornwe and Edward c. Board
AZ - ana i1ty are hereby appointed Commission ers
o. % us ~ ana Tor the City and County Of NeWYOrk in
JohI 80 anu stead respectively, Of d. II. Hopkins and
10 onbs WHO were recently appointed bat who failed
Eesotted, That Michael O'Leary be and he is hereby
~ Ca Cgninissonef OF Deeds ia aud for the City
Jans VILy OI NeW-IOTk, ia the place ana stead OF
fsIS6 ,hsehaH, VINO was recently appointed but who
hcSSoS SSso,eea ILa Henry T. Rotbschid and Charles F.
veeos ~. IN and for the City and County of KewYork ia
piecS aLd stead respectively Of Joseph Shaunon and
sed IN aDiinyyson VINO were recently appointed, but
nssotea That William H. Beckwith be and he is hereby
FTge,si, COMnissoncr Of Deeds, IN place Of John j.
n,sea ,ssoseea That James G. HarrOtt be appointed Com
faied ~ ieds IN place OF Edward Hagan, who has
sssGssS That William j. Fngan be and he is hereby
'VS~'ssiobef oI Deeds III and for the city
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
Gelp Uanteo.


A CTNTS WANTED for the LIFE of JAMES
"a FIsK-A complete History Of hl' Life nd Exploits from tel
de Boy amoug lis Inumhs and fa0es now
be Lived he Died. Illustrated Price by mall % cent? terms
liberal Address " FLINT Co PHILADGIPan reon
ALL AGENTS are advised to desist from
"a canvasng have oree sad r those people "snt
and vii ,top agents We such One hf
C,PTvTY AyOxG TtE Price 81 90 hTs keily has re-
sei s. J from Congress her heosm while prsorer aud
$1,000 more recommended BY TIE CongrcssODa COMMITTEE
See Tlune 3D. Of female bravery glory hs UooA
The oLlcr TWAIN ROrGHING II" oseH Whicl $40
Make al laugh who q laughed belorr,
And those who aiv "a laugh make Laugh ne n0rf. .,
Either these viii give comfort and are saanc fo NeNloiA
Ct agency apply so II College place, up ssr for other 1geh
address AMERICAN PUBLISHING co. Hartford ConR
EGENTS and CANVASSERS wanted to sell
IN the DOMESTIC" " sEWlNGMACHlhE IN new iofA 'nu
vicinity Apply at 60 Chsm1erssL
WANTED, by an IMPORTING HOUSE,
w hrs-class
FLANNEL AND BLANKET SALESMAN.
On. thoroughly competent leading position in large bu'
ness none ohrs need apply Address BON 33 0fA Fo'F
Ohce
XVANTED-A GIRL u TO IA years old, who
w is used to the Children 90 nor. isse ron Ely
Yorf will have good home ald be E cared or AadeS hL|A
Bk III, Boz III, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

MoRRfs WILKES, Auctoueer. =, 4,
VALUABLE PROPERTY on William, fml-
ton Ann-sts known as the NoRTH DUTCH % CHURSh Si
"a he LEASED by auction T. H. LUDLOW Co. VII ease ~ aueuon
on TUESDAY Feb a. 1872 at y o'clock At ;hs bIsss9Se
uegoaou OF the Collegiate Reformed Protest
butch Church NewYork CTee valuable plot OF ground known
,b de OF he O North Church" 10 this city together With the
buing thereon bounded by Fulton william aud Annss for the term
years the t Of Nay next with Covenants for Two ree"aH "
II year each. - -, -. -. -.
Further particulars NAV obtained and the form Of the lease eI
Treasurer said AlIeA Ar James Phe
No. los Fnton-s.. Nev-Y0rk.
F' Nlt)
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
EXECUTORS SALE
~
81 VALUABLE LOTS,
situate
EIGHTH. ST. NICHOLAS, AND ELSTH-AvEs, THE BOLLB'
WARD, 123D, I2iTH, l25TH, 10Th. AND
MASHATTANsTs.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, P R WILKINS l. Co.
will sell at Auction,
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 5,

on TUESDAY, MARCH 5,
at u O'Clock Exchange seoOm III Broadway BY Orer Of the
UNDERSIGNED Executor and EIecaz Of Walter deee,sei
ii LOTS comprising the entire block bounded By the Eighth AID St
Nichollgaves l23d and I!ih-st.
I6 LOTS in bounded by 1891 2ith and Aanhaitan's
st. Ncaolas and Ninth-ayes
SIX LOTS east E4.h-ave commencing northeast corner
Of I25th-st
-FOUR LOTS socth Of 2dhsL 100 feet east o! Nn'bav
FIVE LOTS on Mauhilu., between Ninth and Tea;hayes
SEVEN LOTS at the Junction Of Manhattan AMI l25ths''
ONE LOT northeast corner Of the Boulevard and H4 s.
Tie sboveescrel being the immediate vicinity Of the Mora
ngSie PARK fronting tie Pa formed By Newav 81 Men
oye Manhattan l23d and 24hts and by Ninth ave. Manna@
and l25tsts desrab located and rapidly enhancing 'Aae
TERMsseventyGe per Of tie purchase money may remain on
ami Mortgage.
SALE PEREyPTORY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
THOMAS II. WALTER, Executor,
HARRIET A. WALTER, E1ecutuT,
OF the Estate Of JAMES r. WALTER deceased
Map, a. he oHee Of the Aucioneers. G-e14
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
Quttion Sales of Real Gaiatf.

Quttion Sales of Real Cstatf.
ADaI4y Il, Muller, Aact0neer -, ,,,,,,,
4 UCTION SALE of LOTS Of WATER
"a FRoSF on One TveDyds' and
I6RiS MUlIHR Eel HR'i r. #IIkISS is iotS % viii
TUESDAY Feb r. at Y O'clock At the EXCAASGE M sAhs
twenty the a Lo. Of Lzd situate the north side Of
%8S soam,aas 81 f T. east ,Ss
the Harlem River together With tie Valuable Water Front In fol OF
the Mans at the flee Of the Anctoueers Gs.-l
A TTEND SHERIFF's SALE at Metuchen,
"A EJ TUESDAY Feb D. at 2:30 o'clock on the ireses MOI
e 5 f y and % 5o-s l o5la Soe. f,ms easy Particulars S
CAAPB2LL BRO. l'G BroelEag Room ~
pY JOHN I NsoE s'G,iS' e E MI. MILLER.
- AUCTIoNLERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERs
No - NAs',g,sT. cor CE3AEsT. SED-YcEE. & i -, .,,,
C SeG.5 .,. Loan, % aczo Auction sasioi Furniture &c
o,o t E.c,irle sslesrooa nj Broldwa7 NerYos
rYPoETdST iuCTIoN sILE. = VALUABLE BROOKLYN
By or, Of estate Of dhS F. Meal deceased a-d others
The gl business PROPERTY situated on te ,1i,e corner q
aa three Lots Ihe lohon an cIesea. on. .or
ls,s @ IL l'1 & iTn ocsa % & as '0'' ''' many '
n''1'''' ''- i''--y VALUABLE l-.t -i. VACANT LOTS
ArLAyrIc,AvB., wARREy,Sr. CHAUEcEY,sT~ AND
ATLAyrrcAvF north ,ir i55 is; ives, Of Utea7e s7e lots
WAEkENSr, uOa side - feet west Of FIaahIaeye Gq% 9]
Fof , e e ~ ~ 1d 5e, vet oC SsE3to9aaye lots
Trr easy Msp Auconeer Office No p NasausL Ne"of
IY JAMES Il. MILLER, Office 2S Pine-st.
y MoNDA4. Fe5. Is,
At Il O'Clock at the Exchange Silesroon III Broadway
(By orler OF the EIecuiors.)
NO @ sECONDAYE (West Sie) between Tvfh ani Thirteenth
.t Tie 10. ofLAyD With the ourorg brick HOUSE, ahed brown
,, n house 262lr7; lot 10 et deep; tagged cellar With
hot water furnace; reed in oil marble uaniel - foot
With walk, first door hail marble WITH
black safe built in halls paror J1 I ceiling
ia feet; mantesi library hnhed IL black walnut and
green shutters library windows All trimmings IN Paro. an
library heavy dos5s & oags tTeSh Rse gs sGa ana
Sc Fourth Goor beo0m dngoom, cedar and other closets
throughout tho The house in perfect
order repair built regard and by Of the very
best builders the cyi 2O remain bond and mortgage
desired
For maps and permits inquire Of the Auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

J1URNITURE, Carpets, Books and Libraries .ss
80, e., s..L Al No Gnivsrnty place. betwesE Eehett L
.,bSstos % 80 VOLUMES Booss ss0 oh fnsesr WI ~"
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

40 WIS., AT Bway and sevente-
ave. T. K 60. n NJ,
,,sa TIE Estiobal lrcn Bans ., 9,
MorrsioSn agL Leland
PAET IL-l,oav. )
~ Carroll al gEuer.
80 N,Ifsrd aGt Hitchecoe.
- .CihlAB AZ Sprait
e .P,neroy sgt. Roberta
a. .Nartine agt 0Bren;
~ Irors agt. O'Bnen, Sherth
10 Whe Ton zrt Nesthenaer.
VS.. .Ssisls agt LasAy.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

and equitable assessment Of the expense OF conforming
or occupants of ali the houses aud lots intended 10 De
benefited thereby, in proportion as nearly s may DE-, 10
the advantages which each may De ueemeu 70 aCqtc'
}SsS haHSIft2 + E tv2isor s5ss!
,,o. coroveT b5 moved that the report be referred
bacb 10 lie Committee on Street PayenenIs' Win IN
sructons to include that part OF PARK place ying pS
The President here resumed the chair. ,
pAprEs TROM1HE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDEbNLs'
P"loittion 10 permit Henry A. Mott to Dulld pay
window 10 his house on wcb e Tos LAID on the table
Resolution permit X NJ Stlyers 10 cOleot U, tt w.
inch service pipe Tn NE Nos 4 to i5l Of sand street. 10
be used in case OF fire. Which was referred 10 1ne Con
lSo U to change the name Of Thomas II Sullivan,
on iisf of Commission of Deeds to Timothy u. SUN
van Which was referred to tie Commlt'ee on o1al4eS
Resolution 10 appoint Henry r. Robertson Comms-
soner OF Deeds, wee Johh Quil"H 1,itee no on Saa
quality Which referred t0 the COMMITTEE On 0"'
iI Resnntnn TO appoint John II. Gross Commissioners
0uafv which was referred to the Committee ON saia-
Ts Reontion so To- permit the Gilbert Barker Mangiac-
nrnS Company 10 place ana light lamp IN lrohl Oh no;
5J4 Broadway at Their own e1peAse' "Hi'H wa"
10 the Committee on Streets. .,oo, o,o,r
Alderman Wilder was here again called 10 the CHAIR
GENERAL ORDII's ~. ,..,..
The President called up General Order No g. being
re5oon s ns Board Of Assistant Aldermen concur
r,n1 That hereafter contract, 10 he made or rl py
authority OF the Common Council ioI Ia'ns on b tv ~
sbsIl be made by the head Of any department
M s.id city or by other person whatever 'neIeuo
@ .Hnri1eS without The same, both when the cOntem
Mated work Job, or supply shall Involve tne eARIdh
no of more or lees than thousand dollars, snA9 pc
founded on previous compliance, III every PAR
with The conditions made previously requisite ny secto
io OF the City Charter viz, 10 sealed bids or pro
posals as to public notices duly advertised as 10 te
lowest bidder; as TO security adequacy i, %, ths
and o,royai of the same, and 70 puDclty OF tne
oneniIF OK the proposals bids and further lhat o
1onosss or bids for paving with patented paNemGhts
shai be received entertained az lhe salue ~ &
very nature prevent That cOmpe,i@ioh @ ,inorE @
yhic n h the object OF said section lO4 10 secure
% ,esoltion having been read, the President offered
the following a substitutes
~ opn,v.Ncp TO REGULATE CONTRACTS FOR PAVING
~ An PTPAVING THE Avenues, srRELTs, A@D iLACLs'
OR PARTs THL REOF On - mn. 81, ..,,
The AdyOr, Aldermen, d"d CO""o"n'SV "'e ''' " -
York do hereby OTdpH; ,.- III, -, r,,o,
sKcTIoS J. Every contract hereafter Inado ny authoi
ity az the Common Council for paving or repavnG by
sfreet avenue, or place, OT any part thefcOI' al w
on III Now York neither the contemplated Work JOD'
or supply involve the expenditure OF the sum o Sio
ar more or lees than that sum-, when entered
into by the head OF any Department ", y,
other person thereuntO authorized snail De Ioph"'u
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

A DARGAIN-For SALE, four-stOry, high
N sooP tro.on, 2z53zo built BY Joha c Sares s Il Z
well located convenient 20 SIrtnaYl and broadway
wATEELow Co,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a Dead DeIUSiOn.

The theory that human beings whose strength has
been exhausted by pain and sickness be restored
by depicting medicines and water Cruel if not absO
lutey dead deuSOn, is in the last agoneS of dssou-
ton. AT length it is understood that strength cannot
be purged into debilitated frame though life may
easily be purged out of it. and that is about as wise
to withhold heathful stimulant from the weak, in
the expectation that they will rally without one as it
would be to deprive lamp of oil and expect it to burn
the brighter for it.
The immense and uniform success which has attend
ed the of that wonderful combination of pure
stimuant with the finest medicinal herbs, known as
Hosteters Stomach Biters has largely assisted in dis
polling the absurd chimera. Frantic attempts are
made to revive it, but in vain. When the sick feel that
their strength is departing and that unless nvgorated
they must utterly break down. is in vain to tender
them ecuent Stops in the place of genuine restorative
They may be imposed upon in this way once but the
imposition cannot be repeated They desire to be re-
fIeshed cOmforted braced up and decline to be grped
a second time.
Under the operation of the Bitters on the other
hand all the processes necessary re storation 90 on
simultaneously. The system is stimulated and toned
the bowels regulated, the appetite cultivated the
nerves composed and the condition of the blood i'm
proved at one and the time by single medicine
Common sense tells that such preparation must be
invaluable
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-05

drive him from before Vicksburg, or
opposed him at Missionary Ridge,
or sullenly contended with him in the
Wilderness, will meet with an Appomat-
tox in November. Cheer up, Republicans!
Your cause is SAFE Your leader will tri-
umph. Be of good cheer, Democrats; for,
III spite of yourselves, we intend to give
you a good President for another four
years.
The indications all point to the nomina-
ton of Hon. Schuyler Colfax for the sec
ond place on the ticket. Eleven States
have instructed for him, and delegates
from many others are known to favor him
His unimpeachab!e public record, as well
as his pure private character, gives him
great strength with the people. He will
have a powerful competitor in the person
of Senator Wilson, one OF the purest pa
triots in the land, and one whom we would
delight to honor with any position within
the gift of the American people, Hon.
Horace Maynard, Hon. J. r. Wilson, Gov.
DennisOn and others will be before the
convention, any one Of whom would COM
mand the entire strength of the Republi-
can party, and when elected would fill the
position with credit. We expect a good
ticket, an invincible platform and then a
sweeping victory in November.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-05

WHEN fool utters falsehood, he may
be excused on the plea of ignorance, but
when a man of intelligence publishes a
false statement we conclude that he does it
through malice, or that he is defending a
weak cause, which cannot be sustained by
facts. The following statement from the
Memphis appeal of recent date is a case
in point:
The State of Tennessee is another of the plum
dercd States. Her debt before the war was less
than six and half millions 1t is now nearly
debt contracted in confederate times; that was
all repudiated. So this is a debt entirely the
fruits of her carpet-bagging rulers.
Now we happen to know that neither
of The editors of the appeal are such fools,
as not to know that the foregoing state
ment is untrue. Instead of the debt of the
State of Tennessee having been less than
six and half million before the war, or
rather at the commencement of the war, it
was about S1S,O0O,OOO in round numbers.
The interest which accumulated during
the war was about 81, 100000. A debt of
about 100000 matured in that time, so
that at the close of the war the S tate debt
was about S23,OOO,OOO. The editors of the
Appeal knew this but wished to form a
conclusion not justified by the premises
The insinuation that Tennessee was ever
ruled by "carpet-baggers" is equally false.
The proportion of Northern men i'll the
Republican Legislatures was very small,
i ~.
have had occasion to refute such charges
before, as our readers know, but as long as
Democratic politicians continue to publish
false statements, we propose to tell them of
If