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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-11

Sales of futures to-day, 500 bales, as fol-
lows: August, 20!a2O2. September, 2Ofa2O 9-16
October, 19Sal9!. November, 1S5al8 15-l6. De
cember Is 3-16.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-11
GENERAL MARKET.

Flour, Southern, good demand, shade frmer,
81 50a9 65 common to fair extra, So 7Oa12 so;
good to choice, So 70al2 so Whisky is in fair
request, steady, 93. Wheat very quiet scarce,
shade frmer, fairly active; steam western mixed,
61a63. Pork, firm, S13 Goals 75 Beef dull. 5a
Z; plain mess, Sal0; extra, 8a10 Lard steady
84a9s.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-11

The Bar of Tennessee can now be supplied
with the New Code of Tennessee at the East
Tennessee Book House. Price 3 vols. $40, vols.
. and 8 SO
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-11
KILLED FROM HOME.
A Mother Instantly Killed I'm the Midst OF
tts. Her Family,

We are called upon this morning to record a
distressing accident which shows us now truy
death comes upon US unawares. OIten Juse do
we are about to realize long anticipated pleas-
ures or comforts the dread visitor comes INNER
aided and takes off its unsuspecting victim.
At this season of the year, East tennessee is
annually visited by thousands of families seek
ing refuge in our beautiful valleys and cool
mountain retreats from the burning heat and
happens that amid these visitors are invalids
whose hopes of relief are blasted and who are
carried off by disease 1t does not often happen
in East Tennessee that any are carried off hur-
riedly by accident But one of these instances
we have now to relate
On last Friday the train from Morristown car
ried among its passengers DR.. E. L. Beach, wife,
daughters and grand daughters. of New Or
leans, en- route for the Warm Springs. They
had been to some of the Virginia springs but
having decided upon change were going to
Warm Springs.
Just as the stage was leaving the end of the
railroad at Wolf Creek, for the springs,
THE STAGE WAS OVERTHROW
down bank in this way. AS the horses start
ed one Of the leaders scared at the engine
and jumped to one side and threw the stage
against a fence. One of the wheels caught on
a rail, one end of which was firmly planted
in the ground, and as the horses jumped, the
stage was overturned and thrown down bank
about two feet. There were fourteen persons in
the stage. Mrs. Beach was very feshy lady,
and, in the fall, fell on her head. 1t was some
time before she could be rescued from the
coach. When taken out it was found that she
was still living Her children and grand chill
dren were present and when the critical condition
of the mother was discovered their feelings may
better be imagined than described. Her hus,,
band was present and being q physician OF
course rendered every service skill and affection
could suggest. She expired in about fifteen
minutes after the fall. We understand DR..
Beach thinks the death was not caused directly
from the fall. She was portly lady and of a
temperament inclined to apoplexy. Yhe fall to-
| gether with the shock it is thought brought on
an apoplectic stroke. Nearly every person on
the coach were more of less bruised.
The remains with the family were promptly
| brought back to MOrristown on special train,
where they were met by Mr.. l.. q. Sheppard, of
| Knoxville, with burial case.
| : The afflicted husband and children passed
through here Saturday ON the noon train with the
remains for their home in New Orleans.
Gen. Braxton Bragg and lady went on the
same train, but could not get seats in the coach.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-11
New York Market,
STOCKS.

NEW YORK, Aug 9.-Money easy, closed
at 21a3. Exchange unsettled, with sales at 81,
less brokerage. Gold $1.15sa115 Loans 2a5
for carrying. New IS, 1885, 8ls, 49, 62s, 16s
Tennessees, "A; new, a. Virginias, 454 new,
J0i. Louisianas, 80; new, so Levee Us, 60; IS,
10 Alabama IS, SO; 5s, 80. Georgia 6s, 10 !;
Is, IS. North Carolinas, "a; new, 20. South
"a new, 283
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-11
MleriHs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID the Circuit Court of Knox county. Tennessee in
favor Of d. K. Young vs. JOS A. Ma1ry ana y " na-
TENDER 1872 in front Of the court house in the city Of
Knoxville sell for cash In hand to the highest bidder
all the right title claim interest and demand that Geo.
W. Mabry has in and to certain tract or parcel OF
land situated and lying in the 10th civil hnox
county, adjoining the lands.of Archie Walker. Smith
and others, being the farm wherein G.. W. Mabry now
lives. containing nine hundred acres more or less.
aug2sd1w3t VT. GOSSETT, Sheriff.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.

r. S. PAYNE s. Co.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

LETTER FROM NEW YonK.-we call especial at;en.
ton TO the very interesting letter in this issue
our new Eastern correspondent, Occasional The
writer Is an old personal friend OF who has
our knowledge, heretofore acted with the Republican
party. but beilg an honest straightforward man
well rs man Of talent and ability. he has severed his
connection with the Radical PhiIlistines aud joined
the great party Of reform. under the leadership
Greeley and Brown. Residing in New York city
where the Headquarters of the National Executive
Committees Of both political parties located
enjoys every facility To learn the latest and most rrll
able political news from every section the country
and AZ ready and pleasing writer hail his com.
municasions with pleasure. and hope to hear from
him as often as his time and business will permit
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

STANDS BIZ THE TIcKET.-"Brick" Pomeroy having
published in his paper the name of Hon. James II.
Slater, Of Oregon, to whom communications
could be addressed in the interest OF the Louisville
Convention Mr. Slater has addressed an open letter to
Pomeroy. which Is published In the Bedrock Democrat
informing him that another candidate from the ranks
OF the Democracy would have been more acceptable
than Mr. Greeley, still he proposes to abide by the
action of the Baltimore Convention. and will leave
nothing undone his part to secure the electoral
vote Of Oregon for Greeley and Brown
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

WEST VIRGINIA ALL RrcHr.-The latest news from
West Virginia indicates that Camden the Democratic
nominee for Governor. is elected. Jacobs majority
as far as heard FROM only 49, with nine counties
TO hear from, and the received from one Of
them returns $50 majority for Camden while rumors
Of majorites for him in the other counties insures
his election beyond q doubt. Jacobs and Camden.
the two candidates. arc both Democrats, but the
Grant Republicans supported the former
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05
owruEE irE~s.-we take the following from tho
4 r1inaeAr az Anruat 3IAt.

owTuEE TrEMs-we take the following from tho
AraiaHeA> al August 3lss:
James H. Shiup. Sheriff of Baker county Oregon
accompanied by one of ht@ Deputies gerently ar.
rived in Silver City wlth rcqufstioa from the Gov.
eFnoT Of Oregon for mule thiei named Magic whn
for some time past has been confined in the TAI in
Silver City.
The South Mountain Smelling Company was in.
coTpora'ed in OEyhee. about ten days ago with a
capital OF si50.oOl divided into 50l shares Of ion
each The object Of the incorporation is to build
smelling furnace In south Mountain District purrhaa
ore and carry regular smelling business John Nc
fadden. James Jordan James Graham T. H. Uwenm
aud X. II. Leonard were elected Trustees: aud al a
meeting of the Board. John MeFadden was elected
President, 4. J.. slmuud Secretary s. I1brsrht
treasurer. and Peter DonneIly. snpeeinit udent
Operations will be commenced once aud IL f. CT.
peced that the furnace will be ready for smelling in
side OF forty days. Professor Lbineau has been en-
gagged to suporintend the building Of the works
The total assessed value If property i'm Owyhee for
this year. foots M S53s.si2 G5 o witch the rlta tar
b s25.1l9 g. This exhibit IL exclusive of the sub
sequent assessment. which will IL ia believed in.
crease IL TO nearly million
The ball given by the Daughters Of Rebekah Of
Owyhee Lodge No 2. l. o. q. r., was one of the
most brilliant ever given in Owyhec and a success
in every respect.
Wells. Fargo Co. shipped from Silver CITY. during
the week en1ng August 3lst, bars of bullion valued
at SIS, 625 81
On the evening of August 29th Mr. slattcrIy bucket
tender at the War Eagle NINE fell from the ton
distance of goo feet 10 the bottom OF the shaft killing
MIN instantly. lie fell on hts head, dashiup out his
brains and fearfuily manglinT his body. Deceased
was an Irishman. aged about az years and that ia
about all known OF him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05
N.rroNAL HEADouARrERs.

The several National Executive Committees have
permanently established their headquarters In this
city and are vigorously work disseminating docu-
ments and other means of information throughout
the land as well giving sort of general direction
to the canvass. Judge ]. w. johnson, Of Oregon,
formerly connected with the press Of that State and
q veteran manager In political affairs. being man OF
ability and of untiring energy, with Col Allen Q
lawyer and politician of this State, are the
directing minds At the Liberal Headquarters. While
at the Democratic Headquarters, Augustus scheil.
one of New Yorks ablest and best men, with Maj.
Banks, are the working and directing minds. The
cheering and encouraging accounts OF the pro-
gress of the Liberal constantly pouring into
these headquarters from all parts OF the country.
which leaves doubt whatever here. in the minds
of Liberal Republicans and Democrats, of the nti-
mate success Of our canse in November.
MISCELLANEOUS.
We have the cheering news that Montana has con-
ceden victory to the good by electng Magin-
mis- to Congress And 1t is to be hoped that Idaho.
the mother of Montana will not be behind the child
in well-doing
The diamond mines of New Mexico and Arizona
are attracting good deal of attention here just now
amid the din aud nproar OF the politicians quadren
ial carnival But greatly fear that distance lends
many charms To the glowing accounts we get Of this
New Gocenda." Already we haze learned disserta-
tons upon the effect likely TO be produced upon the
commercial value of these precious jewels. in
qaence Of the vast numbers anticipated from these
mines. This must be disheartening TO
Boss Tweed one Of Grants latest aud conspic-
allies for the great diamond by himself is
quite as famous he and IL is believed TO be much
purer being Of the first ,cater while his general
~ - extract Of rye.
Blu. mus. conclude. for have already extended
this letter beyond the limits intended.
More anon. OCCASIONAL.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

DESPERATE AFFRAr.-A desperate fight took
place In saloon at Dallas Oregon, y short time ago
between Frank Mccain and I. Glaze the propretorx.
and Sol Whitley. his son William Whitley. william
Moore and Frank Dice, in which William Whitley
was shot through the breast and killed Glaze had his
arm badly cut up with Ratchet Moore was shot in
the shoulder. receiving dangerous wound, and
Dice was knocked dowE and terribly beaten over the
head with pistol. The Whitley party made the At.
tack and were badly worsted. Sci Whitley and Nc
Cam escaped uninjured, though some twenty shots
were fred
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

MosTASA.-We take the following items from our
late Montana exchanges:
Governor Potts has sent 300 needle gums with am
munition TO the settlers Of Bitter Root Valley to de-
fend themselves In Of trouble with tho Indiana
on their removal from the Valley
teanster named Daniel O'Neill engaged IN haul.
ing bullion from Bohms Smelling furnace 10 RYAN q
between Virginia City aad Beayerhead-fell in front
of his wagon lately aud badly crushed that he
died q few days afterwards.
The editors of the G1sehe and Herald, published in
Helena. had rough and tumble fight recently aud
after being separated. IL was considered 'draw -
Colonel Bakers force recently attacked by 400
Arrapaho Indians ut Pryor's creek. and one soldier
killed and three others and citizen severely wound.
ed The Indians got away with 10 head of stock
The Grows and Sioux had pitched battle lately at
the foot OF Heart Mountain in which the latter
completely routed losing eight warriors and 100 head
of horses. The Grows had only one warrior killed.
Judge David l., Irvine. prominent member of the
Montana bar died lately in Deer Lodge City of hem
orrhagc Of the lungs.
Helena, Montana. was visited with a destructive
IRE few days ago. which consumed about two whole
blocks Of buildings on Main street, including tho
Cdsette printing Office.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

crRE ron cANcrR-we received the following
letter few days ago. which publish for what IL
may DO worth:
'' | wish 10 tell you how cured my cancer without
pam or money: Light years ago, came on
nay hose. IL grew slow for several Years; the Las;
two II grew very fast. IL became frghtf aud began
20 cal ont ms leit eye. had paid hundreds OF dol
lars, aud tried doctors from far and near. without
finding relief Finally began 70 drink Wild tea -
putting tho fairgrounds GA my cancer. every night
rs pauiilce. In six weeks my cured
atn CT years old gave this remedy 10 several that
had cancers. aud know Of two who have been cured
believe wild tea grows over the country generally
en- high lands. CHARLES YARDLLY.
Pittsburgh. Pa"
Ne doa't know whether wili Tea grows in this
country or not. but Il II does the remedy is sim
pie that IL would be worth while for persons afflicted
with that disease 10 try it, 1t might afford relief
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

NEBRAsKA.-The Liberal Republicans and Demo.
Gratis Of Nebraska have coalesced. The State Con.
ventions OF both parties in session at Lincoln on
August 2osh. agreed on joint ticket by nominating
II. clemm Democrat, for Governor, Jesse I. Warner,
Liberal Republican, for Congress- aud the rest Of the
State ticket made mp equally Of Republicans and Dem.
ocrats. The prospects are most encouraging for
Liberal Democratic victory in that growing young
State.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

sEhENspEp- -Generai George u. Mcclellan arrived
Ia san Francisco. on August 2sth. aud serenaded
AZ tho Grand Hotel. large crowd Of people filling the
streets sn the vicinity. The General made hls APP
pcArancn on the balcony aud addressed the assembled
multitude. thanking them fo-iheir kind greeting and
tho compliment, paid him bat didai touch on poll
iios. be sad his visit The was no; pol.
cal visit
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

A. ESTERrRrsrSo REpoHTER-A reporter OF the
New York Tribune in order TO obtain an insgh. into
how affairs were conducted In the Bloomingdale Lu.
natic Asylum. fsigned iunacy and was admitted TO
the Asylum. from which be has recently been dis.
charged on writ OF hsbeas corpus.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05
Ada County Democratic Ticket.

For Territorial Council,
On. J. b. WRIGHT.
For Territorial Assembly.
CHARLES HiMR0D, s. NJ. JEFFREYs
J. BENNETT, A. T. CALLAwAY
For Sheriff,
" r. JENKINS.
For County COMMISSIONER
A. RoSSI. G. w HUNT G. W CESS
Probate Judge, Treasurer.
RELF BLEDSoE. FRED DASGEI
Auditor aud Recorder. Assessor.
n. II. HAWTHORN. J.. n. WALTER
Superintendent Public Instruction.
]. II. wHITSoS.
Coroner
Dir. J. l. STEPHENS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

HAHRT bTHsn's RsTkTE.-The application Of Ma.
i'da Heron for monthly allowance out Of the estate
O; AIRY fyrnc late District Attorney Of san Fran.
oisco has been trial before the Probate cour, Of
tha; cliy bn, decision on her claim IS the wife
lyrDe has yet been rendered
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

LOOKED our roa Tue NEoRo.--A police Judge In
Washington City recently fined the keeper.of res
taurant one hundred dollars and ordered forfeiture
OF his license because he had refused to sell liquor to
Q negro.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05
LIST t1E LETTERS

Remaining IA the fossoSsce al Idaho CITY on the
5th day al September which IL not called for within
ihriy days viii be segt 10 the Dead Letter ofiec:
Allen II @ Hubbard r Soa,r
Gruomc r Lesser Mrs G
EH-fersons calling for any Of the above letters
"1il say Advertised" aud give date of list
JAMES 4. PTNNEY p NJ
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

FOUND Gunrr.-The four persons recently tried
IN Portland for robbing the Canyon City stage were
fcrpd guilty. the jury being ont only thirty mnnss
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

pnsn.-R. ], Ingursol. who was Minister 10 r. &.
fiA ahdrr Iok administration. died on August 2G,h
"a his eighty fourth ear
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05
IfoIs n.
IN Idaho CITY. Neriemher 4 isra "a The N.En ~

DIED
In Baker City. Oregon. Ang. -. 1874. Airs. HoxonA
DOLBY. aged - years.
The deceased formerly resided on Buena Vista FAR
in this county. aud was the mother Jerry J. aud
John Dooey. who were cid residents of the Basin
In Virginia city. Montana, Ang % 1874 of dssen-
terry. WILLIE W. Infant son of " w and Anute
Chapman aged II months and days.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

COLLECTS ADVERTISING AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
~ Tor the IDAHO WORLD. and for papers published
~ California. Oregon and Nevada: Washington Utah
ld1ho. Montana. Colorado, Arizona aud adjacent
Territories: Sandwich Islands, the British Posses
siohs. Mexican Ports. Nicaragua. Panama Valparaiso
Japan aud china: New Zealand aud the Aus,ral,an
Colonies. the Atlantic States and Europe
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05

SiRARD's Sc, RET.-Stephen Girard used TO saw
IN ms old age: have always considered adscrts.
"g hoerat and long tn be the great medium OF sue.
less IN business, and the prelude to wealth. Aud
nave made IL an invariabe rule 10 advertise in the
auiiest times as well the busiest long experience
ha.ihs tangat me that money Tins spen, Ia well laid
uu'' Us oy continually keeping my business before
the public 1t has secured many sales that otherwise
would have lost"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-05
RATIFICATION MEETING.

You have doubtless seen the call for a ratification
OF the baltimore nominations to take place on the
18th OF next MONTH IN this city. IL Ia intended TO
make 1t by far the grandest political demonstration
OF the campaign. And the great enthusiasm and re.
sources of this metropolis makes it sure that these
hopes will be fully realized.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-07
Dir. WISTAR'S
BAIslM OF WILD CHERRY

Is pseulissiy adapted to every disease of tina
lungs and liveS which is produced by our ever
varying climate.
There is, perhaps, no disease with which Our
country is affected, which sweeps of annually
so many victims rs that fell destroyer of the
human racc-oOnsnnption. Day after dsv
year after year, the insatiate monster hurris,
to the cold and silent portals of the tomb fresh
addsd victims to its conquest. No walk of life
10 sacred from its blighting influence. No age
is exempt from It's death dealing shafts. The
old, the middle aged, and the young, all alike,
are food for this common enemy of mankind.
The white haired patriarch whose life of tenn
perance has rendered his system impervious to
che attacks of other ills, and whose good deeds
prepared him for the enjoyment OF life's calm
evening, hnds consumption fastening its fangs
| upon his vitals, aud tearing him from world
ever bright to minds which look compIacentIy
| on days we'll spent.
Consumption, in Its confirmed and incipisnt
stages, coughs, asthma, crOup, and liver com
plant, form by far the most fatal class of dis
eases known to our land. Yet even those m az
be cured by means of the simple yet powerful
re M edies that are scattered wherever these NAL
aides prevail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-07
Our Wholesale Trade.
SOME FACTS CONCERNING OUR MRR-
CHANTS.

Whatever contributes to the growth of
the various branches of our trade is always
in order, is always interesting and profta-
BILE. That our wholesale trade is bound to
keep pace with our manufacturing wealth is
evidently the determination Of our most
eHterprising merchants. To this class be-
long the we'll known snd responsible firm Of
May Brothers. They have by close stten-
ton to business, untiring zeal and strict in
tsgrlty grown right along up with our city,
and into the full confidence of eli with whom
their extensive trade has brought them in
contact. In 1865 Louis May might have
been found in the store of Rosenfeld &
Regensburger, filing the position Of clerk
and salesman. Those who may be occu-
pying similar positions to-day may take
courage, and by following his example, rise
as he has done. His whole time and talents
were given to his work and his employers
soon advanced him to the position of visit
ing the East to purchase goods. Still his
ambition Was not satisfied, and in 1866, he,
with his two brothers, Joe and Abe May,
purchased the entire stock of goods from
Messrs. Rossnfeld & Regensburger, and
flung their banner to financial breezes.
Louis May worked well for others he
with his two brothers worked Just as we'll for
themselves. With thorough knowledge of
the business and the requirements of the
city, they always kept the choicest stock
and everybody found that in purchasing OF
them they always got just what they
bargaiued for. There was never any at
tempt at deception, never any trickery,
never inattention TO business-in q word
they had earned the confidence of both
patrons and those of whom they purchased
and have kept that ooL6dence,-and what
tells the secret of success better than this ?
Their store to-day is filled with the largest
and best selected stock, and their trade is
all they could expect. But still they see, az
every thoughtful citizen sees, that Rock
Island demands greater facilities for sup
plying the Wholesale trade, and have deter
mined to help meet this demand. To de-
this and do il in business likeSway. they
propose to dispose of their entire stock o
goods at prices below New York quotations
SO low that people must buy. They vii
commence the Wholesale business in th,
same building they now Occupy, which i
being enlarged for this purpose. We pre-
die. for the May Brothers continuation o
the success that has thus far attended then
and at the same time continuance of tina
confidence they now have il financial an'
business circles.
7 1t gives US pleasure to note such esi
dences Of the growth and prosperity of on
enterprising city-her opportunities ar
great and greater are her future prospects
Those who take the tide at i,s food will b.
carried on TO prosperity.