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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-12

The Mauston Star says that man
named Ellis, a resident of New Lisbon
deliberately shot himself. He was doubt
less insane at the time of committing the
act, for, recoy ering consciousness some
time after shooting himself, he inquired
of the friends who were attending upon.
him, who it was that had hurthim.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-12

CARL ScHURz once made speech al
Fort Wayne, Ind, on which OCCASION
he was pelted with cabbage heads.
STOPPING down, be picked up one q 'ne
heads hurled at him, and, holding IL Ia
his hand, said Those OF my country
men who vote with the Democratic Pa!-
ty have no more intelligence tnan tnis
cabbage-head.'
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-12

Al elegant engraving perfect likeness 22x2S inches
sent by mail 81 also, campaign goods, silk Grant
badge plated 23e Sample latest styles Wedding
cards, Notes, &c. 25c. A. DEM Arrest Eagr.tyer IS3
Broadway, N. Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-19

en- cbsrifcr Sussnplebrsr batsn, bic nit 10 fesrsi.
dem Na6brud ausssfibrt msrbsn gs mar ia
nur ein u%stsri6pelen sinsr innsprbnsnesn gu
s~enbfraft, paB bier unc err6 rsrsn asueeruns
mpsli6srwsiis 5p!sen btrbeissfibrt purssn iinb,
bic pom Strafre6t ssabneet wsresu. gSslbt
3ufanftsbilber ;eist benz innsrsu Slife sisis
Grpulipussraft ron @ermanisns feiniter 6,eiltss-
bite WSss Der gurfal sisjsnissr, pslas cine
Gussnb sur l%lntussnr p%sr;srrer, psl6s zines
gplfs5 bsrrli6itsS Gsmsirasfubl in psrSsrblibsn
Hsbsrmutb ausarten !aieu, sur Sslbtsrtenrtnis
flbren unb enr,it srr llsbsrbsbun9 unb Nis-
brau@ ibissn.
Die st9sne arGntuns Serseisrs uno nur Der
Shmah seesntsnr, bic cur6 bic llntSat Gem
teuti6sn Nemsn ;~usefist purSe, I8risb Der cole
gsrbli9rre am S9luNs isinsr Gr;abluns in i,iu
Sassbut Gs 1T piss siu I6limmss Sm,n rar
bic neue eenti9e llnipsriitGt" FIR bic i'd 10 Isbr
sei6warmt babe. @Ste rttt bate CT Cans
p. aufisb, tsr peuti6e Wanu, benz Sas &atsy,
lanh isin ssrnanii6ss Muisum ~psreantt, i.irbt
ais Spfer Der Naticnalputb rsutiasr @slrbrtey.
Die 5amilie bss gerfrrtensn piinitt srrI5uIs
bic Hamsn Der llsbsltbGtsr ;u serl6weissr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-19

appaoIiibem Offer setrassn, bur6silts ct
% Sabre lang bic peutI9en Stdpte ; aber
Deutl9lancs @ren;en fonnten isinem
Orange fein 3iel ieBen !; su Yras, gu 8ps
penbasen ert5nte iein mddtiseS @ort,
Gbriiti GSanaelium Serfinpenp ullp Ser>
tbeicisenc. Sp fpe iein SielbewesteS Gez
ben pabin-eben 10 tbatenreid, ais in
aniprubslpie 3urifsespsenbeit sebilt,
chen 10 sercienitspl, als iteten unc freden
Serleumrunsen ~ausseleBt. Greitas rem
II. B. bplte Der Sob ben Sencbpter pes
6riili6en unp fatbplti9en @laubenS
pom irpii6en S6auplaBe alb unp seleites
te Jpn in Elm aneerS 2anp, 100 es fein
2eip, feinen S6merS feline gertannuns
mebr sibt! pater &pb bat ~wenisitenS
bic S6ma6 nidt mebr erlebt, ieben ;u
miifen, ME Oeutl6lanp' aiele ieiner
beten Sbbne iber bic 9ren;e in's auss
LAMB treibt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-19
Aus BEN lesten 9ebenStaeen ses
Treiberrn BON MuffeS.

Inter ssritsbsns.r llstsritrift entbGlt Der
Nirnbsrssr o8orrsspcnpent" cine Nittbsiluna,
wel9e bic bem @riintsr sss scrmaniIten @uIe.
araS bel Der SraBburssr GrUHnunssfeisr wissr.
fabrsns Mbbanpluns in sinsm isbr bsmsrfsns-
psrtbsn 9itts srl9sinn laet. Der Ssri9tsr.
fattsr ses ssaannttn Slattts bate namli9 Der
Seersisans sss 5rsibsrrn BON MufieB auf isinsm
StammTs in aufisB bsiserObnt une Is wures
ibm BON zen Sstbsilistsn elm aussus aus benz
Iassbu@s pss Yerltbtsu mitsetbsilt. OsrIslbs
lautet.
ogaisL 90. April. @erssns sa yrpfsRpr
Surfbart, Der isbr artis. Damn auf's Muisum
nit utsbr ais 100 Srspptn. CAB bic S9Ia9t
Won Dsrnah unb bic Ssltsin's. Der 8utps 1T
ispr8 i6ls6t bspanusrt. SIM areus Mittas &C.
maSt uup UNI balb 2 ubr mad SnaBburs abse.
rsist. NO i8 abenss balls 4 lbr nit Sultsm uup
Strdsn anfam, aber nod msbr lsiifen IpQts, nm
~ Or. Sarad ;u fcmmsn, ta i9 bic unsnslids
Stsss binauf unp wieSsr bsrab musts, nm cine
,wsits, chen 10 bObs ;u fsissn, ua9Sem i'd bsute
i9pn 10 piel s~tNisssn. Die 5U!se mar fur9tta-
res Sttdsn nit rahtlapsm Sutsn, Der mid bis
iwSlf llbr ni6t i5lafsu lisB. 9Bars i'd in GreB.
bronn pper arbOnn ~ssblisbsn !-SnaBbura 80.
April. arant aub sltnb. 3snnts ni9ts ellen,
ais Suppe, ni6ts %trinfsn, ais Wil9 unp WaFsr.
Ssrtb. ausrbaG. Den san,en Tag i'm 3immsr
itsr rrsi Stsssn. Sriefe. 3assbu9. Or.
SartiS, 1. Wai. S6leGte Na1t nit INNER
wabrsusem Sultsn uns 8aHsln. Ssitpr bplen
laHtn. Der mir Gin, ar,nei ssri9rist. eafriBen.
taft BAIT AUD aitts. Grt6les mid bsim 81 rel.
len. @a6ts aub bsu,s bic 5slli&fsit ni9t nit,
fab aesr pem 5suier aus ben Sin,us Ger Sta.
benton nit 5abnen, bSrts bic WuTs une ipnnte
rabis babel blsibsn, bsfam aud Seiu9s ssn Or.
Y. StsHsl une Or. 8. Sefb, hem i'd msin Bill.
let gum Sanfft abtrat. @efsrn mar aud Rei-
~,snlsin 9blUrwis bel mir, Der bier bel Siblistbsf
a%nsettllt it. NasS lsbr artis. Asfnhs bic Be.
lsattuns css @iinitsrs, mir grab v~is-a-vis, iebr
pra8trSa. Oo9 isbr mubs, une ba i'd ms Sett
psats nab a&t llbr fanp i'd gu ntsintm S9rsd.
en- ~nirssnes sintn Srcpfsn gaIer, pbsIsi& bic
bummlsn ipel Viases sa tparsn uni tbaten, als
weun is IGss b~siersten, frastsu. Oh fs wisesr
femmfn isatsn, pprauf i& ibnsn srflartt, wenn
gats in Sreuuns III, ni&t ta i'd ittr bals ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-19
girdli4t Msuigktitsn.

Magnolia, Sarriioa 80. 80. (&srr.) Gin
6sittas unserppbnli6er 5relbe mar fir uns Sd
tbclifen Der ltBte3 3. SUM. Spdp. Batter u n n
lang Gin Schamt IN unIertm Rirhlein une sr-
tbeiIte 4 Sineer bic trite bI. Rcmmunipu. g.
IN bic srfe ~etrartiae 5eierli6feit pelder uniere
flsins 1smsinss eaSglid bate, bier bsi,awcbnsn.
GountiI 8luHs, Sa, CGrr) gssssn ,eitwsili.
ger Abreienbtit nniert5 Seelirrsers, DOOM. g.
Dc Wennpnnp, Der ,rssen 0tiunsbeitsriidiGtru
li6 mad benGelIenssbirssn bsseten bat pirbS
Batter Ansn ron Dunlap his 3ur &iidtebr anIeres
pfarrsrs, bic SssIierse mnisrsr @tmsinss iber.
nebnien.
I'm 80. Snni rire Der br6u1fe 8ilSei o.
HeilY ron Spriaenrle bic nsue Stride in " il.
terh @af, ftisrli& einweibeu. Der bo&plfs
BiiSpf eyn4 spn 9ba ristpn Hirp bic 5shrspe
baltsn.
3u Tidsburg, Mi6. farb am %. Rai bic
ebrwtrpise Sbsrin Ter barmbe1issn S&wefern
IN " ep-Srleans Q, Nutter gatbarina Grant,
natetm is IL Sabre 81 @Sttss Sbrt une gum
Wpblt ibrer l~eiesnesn Ritmsnlbtm i'm Sreen su-
setra6t battr. r. I. p.
gu Salem in Sressn BAT Der be6tp'tt Crab.
i9sf Grans Norbert 3 Ian d ct ven Oregon ben
@runeltein III BEN neuel 0lolfer Der ShpeierH
rom bI. Namtn Seiu unc Waria selsst. Gielts
nsus @sbSubs wire 100 Gub lang 50 brett uni
srsi Stsd bod.
IN Der neuea ct. peterssRir9e w &sn.
bent y. D., wurss am b. DriialtisteitsIenn.
tag Der erte @etttseisnt ssbaItsn. Die nsus
&ir&t III 100 5ue lang, SO SuB brett, bat sinsn
las Bug bpbrn lbarm anb 3 Altars, lppie cine
I&sns Srsel nit ~ @esifern. Tie e~pfrpili-
gen Mitslitesr Der Ct. psters- Usmsinbs imp
lsst i'm Sssrint, elm Der air@s sntisrs&tnpss
pfarrbaus bersuisasn.
Rbilaoelpbia, pa.-@m 6. B. W. en- pfnssn
pom Sil&ef Wpeb bic Sed,r. PIP. @ussn @alit
une Ssitpb Sdparj aus benz &sesnsipritsm
Sresn bic bsiliss grisirEsibs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-19

psebalb Der Deut1de gum @anrcrtab
sreift unp Der alien Setmatb Den 8iden
febrt.
Der leBte Sriss namentli1 bat in u1>
;dblisen 6amilisn pas srSete Glenp bers
sprsebradt, uno i'm peiten Oeuti6sn
Gei6e Nptb unp Summer seItafen.
Sauienpe BON Grifen;sn purOen Sernid@
trt, Sauienpe seliebte S5bne, Sriper unp
Slter iperpen BON benz 9plfe beflaat.
0er pereenft es caber zen Gltsrn, penn
ie bic nod ibris sebliebenen SSbne, in
Der ewisen Surdt Dor neuem &riese, mad
amerifa ienpen, un ibnen i6liseli6 nadz
sufplsen.
Die pa6ienpe Steuerlaft 1T Elm anc.z
rer @runo Der IuSpanperun9. Die
ACKNOWLEDGMENT msl6e 5ranfrsi6
;ablt, fallen in cen Hesierunsslbas /; BIZ
reft erbilt eaS 0plf feline grlei6teruns
rasurd, benz mpmentanen Wangsl urp
Glenp, pas einem jepen Srtese auf cen
Serien folst, miro pamit ni6t absebplfen.
Selbit fir bic Sriippel unp Snsalieen
mifen aud bic et%nselnen @%emeineen, ce>
men iie sur eait fallen, iprsen.
Der Oeutlde 1T sebprsn Splpat gu
ietn /; miro er gum Stripped sel6pfen, 10
muB i'm bic @emeinpe erbalten, penn
BET Der peniipn bic ibm pas panfbare Saz
terlanc sablt, miibte CT in ben erften prei
Sasen Serbunsern.
Oteies finn 1acta, bic ii6 nidt BIN
pespisputiren, mod Seri9Bnern laiIen.
llnp ME Serbdlt fi6 bic peutl6e YreIe
pabet3 Sofprtise S%uspeniipn piirpepie
unausbleiblide 6plse iein, rpenn cine
3eituns pteie 3uitdnpe ;u Ssntilirsn
pasts. @er parf eS BON elmer beuti9en
3eituns %Yerlansen, iib NIT Dem 0pbl
unp @ebe ees 9pltss su befaFen?
Die peutlde prehe bat erbabenere, bbz
bere pHi6ten. sic 1T in eritsr Neibe
9erfanpiserin aaer bOdwi6tisen Greiss
nile in bS9iten 8reilen, 9sburten BON
prinsen unp prtnsellinnen, elmer Grfalz
tuns bel alerbbflter perlpn, elmer Nus%
sei6nuns pper SefSrperuns bel elmer an
bern grceaen3 rpu Our9lau6t; rann
in peiterer Heibe bsfabt ii6 Der beutide
Hepafteur NIT Der bpben pplitif aller
5erren ednrer ; er muB ale selebrten u.
serpidelten pplitiidsn Jrasen aufpideln
une abwtfeln fSnner uno ~bebanrelt une
S%entilirt ale 3ultance, nur nt6t bic bes
Iolfs, Der untern Gla6e. Dies 1T tir
tbn Der Sanbasel, Der plebs, Der nur ale
Steuesabler, alS 8anOnenfutter Ssrids
ii6tisuns Yerpient.
8eBbalb fam iib mod Elm vernlnfti,
ger Menlb wuneern, bas bic slusipan.
eeruns SOn Oeuti6lanp in jepem Sabl
i'm 3unebmen besrifm IN? limb fl
miro sunebmen, tros 1eutIber 8ailer:
pra9t unp trps unleres berrli9en 8rissS'
beeres, bis pas Splf, eas Oeutlde SUlf
rabeim bic Grteidtsrunsen unb IsrtbeilI
In ieinen Serp lidtunsen Dem Staat
seseniber incet. bic ibm Amerifa, mid
aber ras Deutle's Saterlanp bietet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-19
Sur Yrebfrei4eit in GiaB.

Der Gerpaltuns bes ySplfSfreuns
ses" sebt nahfebenOes S6reiben TO-
chen su:
StraBburG II. Mat 1872.
&raft bSberen Auftrass fcrpsrs id sic
bierpur6 auf bic seleyli9e Caution fir
ben DSOlfsfreunp" pur6 Gtnsabluns res
8etraseS BON 12,500 Srcs. iteIen unp
mir ben Na6petS barber binnen s laz
gen YprleSen su polen.
Der ppliseipireetpr 9 ad.
Der uSplfsfreunp" 1T befanntli6 Elm
tleines, barmlpies, hi6tpplittf6eS
Sldtt9en, Gas wS1entli9 muir einmal ers
i6eint ; CO ~eriitirt jeyt i6pn Is Sabre
unb bat nod ME et1en Gentime Caution
besablt. Der preis pes @tunnements
betrdst l ST. Is Cts. unp bic 2esieruns
perlanst cine Caution scn 1880 Srcs.
Das beibt alls, man nil cas Slattden
ab1plut unteroriifcn, obne Gas 0ebaIlise
rBler WaBresel auf ii6 lapen ;u pplIen.
Das TT bic 0prsbfreibeit" i'm rsutlden
Neidslanpe!
Dem su Mablbauien erlasineneen
DSnbufriel @liacien" miro aus Neu>
breiIa6 pom 10. ,. ssidrisbsn:
u@eitern Ateno, am SimmeIfabrtSfeite,
bat ii9 wabrenp Der Waianradt Elm
,pabrer Scanral in Der d pas
bier s%usetrassn. 9ei Gem @ottsseien1
um 10 llbr MbenpS fanpen ii1 erei Spls
baten Don Der @rtiQerie elm. sic unters
bielten ii9 f%prtpdbrenb nit lautsr Stima
me, crebten ii6 beitdnpis Inn, la6ten unp
1darrten nit ben Slben. >9luf bic duff
~fprperuns ibrer Nadbarinnsn zen Scan'
bal su unterlalen, iblusen ie elmer eers
felben ms role @eii1t. Der &ir6ens
,pdrter, BON Dem 2drm aufn,erfiam see
ma9t pOlte iie S%eranlalen, i6 su ent,
fernen !; er erbielt bic 9lntpprt Ii1 MIDI
IN bic SADIE su mii6sn. Der pfarre,
,ppute nun ieinerieitS periu9sn, bic Orb,
,luns bersuitsllen, inbein er cie Store,
Bat, bic Sir9e ;u S~erlafrn ; sS mar rm,
fpnt. Giner Der Selpaten ,paste iOsa,
5anb an ben @eitliden su lesen. @db:
renb beS 5umults muste bic Srse
idwetsen unp bic @ebete purpen einse.
fteIt. Serr Yfarrer SBbnlein iol
cine &lase Der MilitairbebSrpe unterbrei:
tet baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-19
WorreIponoen3 bsr 3uremb. Gazette
New erie +, Dafota 60, Winn,
BEN 6. Sunni 1879

New SrterD atcta go, Wftnn,
ben 6. SUM 1872.
9err &etafteur!
Gclsenbe paar 3eilen iiber ~
Irier une llmsesenp, rpsrpen sic see
fdaisf in bic Spaltsn Der ~Gasstte" aufs
nebmen.
SIN sorleBter drummer bsri9tstsn sic
lber ben Ipp uniereS Seeliprsers /; leipsr
rurbe feline Sc6wirpen CRAZE in Der
Slttbe ieiner Sabre abserufen! suses
meme 8eftisuns bema6tiste lid aler
Yfarrfinrer, bic feline Mbnuns Srn Ieis
mem naben Sobe anp eiefss trarriss
GreisniB feinespess erpartet batten. =
NSse er ruben In Sriscen! ras 1T Der
8anl@ slQer.
0aan rperren mir Neus5 rierer rpiecer
70 slidli6 iein, einen anpern pfarrsr bel
urs einsieben ;u Ieben? paS 1T Die 5ras
&C. wslbe beute Elm gta9bar Gem Anpern
iteat unp mir slae boHen rap pies ia rett
balb sel1ebe tnpem cine srobe pfarei pie
8 Nv" StWt IuIt "S'ttV wv StiF''WSH Ou~
iprades une Der Dienits- zines Seelipr:
gers beearf.
Die 8emeinpe satlt unsefdbr 200 "a,
milien scn psnsn ild absr jest elm fletner
1betl abtrfnnt un, cine neus 0emeinre
su btleen, Die jeppd ais Silials sOn bier
aus Yerietrn miro. Die ntue 8irhe
Uirp etipa q Weilsn bitliG yrn bier ses
baut. Wie ib Ipebtn ssrnpmmen, lpQ
bereits biz Stertirtlide Ginwiaiauns
einsetrchsn lein linp ,pirc rsr Ban To-
fort in @nSriF ssncmmen. Gin Saus
plaB 1T seiidert unc Sauma.erial lit be-
reits all Srt unc SisIie. Oa es Der
junSca 0emeinre npbl i6wsr fpmmen
rirrs, ale Wittel gum auftau Ger reuen
8ir@e allein III bei&ahen itebt ~ erpars
ten, pas bic Wuttsrssmsinpe ibre lsbli6e
nnterfdsunS nf6t yeriasen pirp unb
sas I'm 70 mebr weil unitre Sirdt bod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-19

Der Gerwaltuns pes uSplfsfreuns
ses" sebt nahfebenoes S6reiben TO-
chen ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-08

We have also for sale large and varied list of conn
eral lands IN large and small tracts For partial list
of country property nv attention to S6e WeetIy
office. NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING PROPERLY 81 ny
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
what We Need when DebiI,tated

Appetite and digestion lsngush at this season. At
the very time when the body most needs renovation
and support, the stomach its commissariat depart
ment is apt to prove delinquent Under such circum
stances the necessity for wholesome smulant, tonic
and corrective is self evident and consequently the
demand for that peerless combination of the three
quired elements, Hoteters Stomach Btters is never
more urgent than at midsummer.
1t is true that few medical bigots-fcssils left
over" from the dark ages-recommend purgation and
water cruel for indigestion and its aec0mpa
nying ills but they make few proselytes. The major
ty of the community sane and all sane people are
aware that pure and powerful vegetable tonic with
alternative properties, like Hosteters Btters, is the
only for dyspepsia biousness constipation nerv
business and the consequential damages they inhct
The human intellect, unless hopelessy diseased or
egregOusy humbugged declines to astonish the weak
ened human stomach with fierce cathartics that rush
ing like an avalanche through the intestines threaten
to take the inner membrane with them. To use sig.
nifcant catch phrase the knock down-and drag ont
methods of treatment are played out"
1t Is clearly understood that medicated stimulant
essential to the renovation of exhausted frame and
that you cannot strengthen man woman by dosing
them with Frustrating preparations This is era of
common sense, and common sense approves of Hos
letters Bitters the best article extant for invigora
ting, regulating and purifying the system and defend
ing it against poison in the air breathe the water
we drink,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-08

san Assembly. The people will also re-
member how Thornburg, the most vigor-
Gus and faithful Attorney General Knox
county ever had, was legislated out
of office without an excuse or
reason, at the demand of the
Knoxville ring to make place for the
editor of the Greeley organ of this city. An
san legislature, to crafty the hatred
and ambition of disappointed politicians
so gerrymandered our Congressional dis
trict as to make it two hundred and fifty
miles long and some fifteen thousand
more population than the quota the law de-
manded, SO as to legislate out of office an
able, faithful Representative whom they
ddredbaot meet on his merits. The fair
minded, non-partisan citizens know
that the legislation by which partisan
majority in the assembly deliberately in
vaded the courts of justice to outrage every
principle of equity and of morals, by legis-
lating in favor of corrupt libelous ring of
newspapers and against private citizen
Alo 1CSol III tllc lOIul dllu
manner prescribed by law, was most un-
just, Infamous and unconstitutional pro-
proceeding, subversive of the
rights of honest citizens and
most demoralizing and dangerous in its
tendencies. The people of Tennessee,
interested more in the growth of the State
and i'll ajust and honest administration of
public affairs, than In the success of cor
rupt and intolerant political organization,
will see that i'll the coming elections the
mark of their condemnation of thislunwor-
thy State Administration is i'll some way
expressed. We.trust honest citizens will
find some way to unite and wage
war upon this miserable combination. We
trust the people, by judicious nominations
for the Legislature, will see that Tennes-
see is not again cursed with such an in
capable and dishonest Assembly as lastyear
ruled over them, and above all, that they
shall have Chief Executive at Nashville
capable of rising above the dictation of a
clique and of being the guardian of the in
terests of the whole people rather than the
tool of newspaper and railroad ring.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-08
AN ISSUE FOR TENNEssEEANs.

We trust our friends throughout the
State will remember that we have in issue
before the people in this canvass not only
the record of the National Democratic or
ganizatiOn, but also that of Governor
Browns State Administration. We trust
they will remember that in November we
not only choose members of Congress, but
also members of our State Legislature We
want to make the issue between Brown
and his Legislature and the people, as
sharp and plain as possible. We know
very well that most of the Democratic press
OF the State have been SO mixed up with the
frauds and infamies of the State admins
tratlon that they will as far as possible
sink State issues in the great National con-
test engrossing public attention. We will
meet them fairly upon the issues present.
ed in the latter and we are determined
they shall not dodge the former.
Will the people overlook the gross cor
ruptions and yindictive legislation of the
Brown administration Going back TO
the organization of the last Assembly will
the Union people of East Tennessee forget
how, when Vaughn and Sewer contested
for the Speakership of the Senate,
the latter though in every respect
the best qualified for the position, was de-
feated by Gen. Vaughn, solely because Sc
vier had been Union man? Following
up the record of the Legislature the peo-
pie well remember how, when Baxter as
sailed the Nashville papers for defrauding
the public treasury in the public printing
contracts, and proved 1t concZusively upon
them, they were whitewashed by parti-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-08
WHO IS soLDt

The Democratic journals supporting Mr..
Greeley occupy an embarrassing position.
They say to their readers that they believe
Mr.. Greeley is sincerely Democrat, and
if elected, will act in harmony with a
Democratic Congress in advancing Demo-
cratic principles and policy. They find it
necessary to take this position in order to
reconcile their readers to the support of
such man as Greeley.
Occupying this position, the more re-
cruits like Sumner and Banks they get
the worse off they become. They might
have succeeded in allaying Democratic
fears that Greeley would not be overrun by
Schurz, Trumbull, Fenton, Upton, Ash
ley, and Tilton but to add farther to this
array of politicians without adding votes,
alarms them Sumner, it is said, was
promised the State Department. Banks
is to have the first class Foreign Mission
which Grant would not give him. Just
what Schurz and the first batch of con.
81 verts are promised is not definitely known.
But, of course, the more of the old aboli-
ton leaders who go over, the less chance
Is there for Democratic office seekers This
is one of the embarrassing features for
Democratic editors. -
But yet there is another When Sumner
came out for Greeley he was compelled to
make him ont as much of Radical and as
much devoted to his (Sumner's) equal
rights theories as possible. His letter is par
hcularly strong on this point, and we no.
tiee many of the Democratic organs, in
publishing it, omit such passages. The
Nashville Union and american publishes
parts of the letter, but excludes those parts
that would excite the alarm of Democrats
already half sick over their "crow"
One of the sentences of Summers letter
thus omitted, is this, 81 am so much of
Republican that wish to see in the Presi-
Dental chair life long abolitioniSt."
The same paper omitted Summers decla-
ration, that nobody who votes for Hor-
/" ace Greeley will go to the Democrats,
" nor do believe that when elected Hor- |
ace Greeley will be under any influence
except thatenlightened conscience which
" will keep him eper true to the principles
" he represents"
1t also excludes Summers arraignment
of Grant for alleged insult to the black
republic of Liberia. Many other para
graphs praising Greeley for his devotion
to equal rights" and predicting that if
elected he would not be led by the Democ-
racy, were left out.
1t will be seen from this that not only
are the Democrats uneasy over the aboli-
ton recruits going over to Greeley, but
they are unwilling to let their readers see
how confidently these leaders claim Gree
ley as true to his lifelong convictions.
Evidently somebody is being badly sold.
Who is it, Sumner or JEFF, Davis? Is it
Frank Blair or Samuel Bowles: is it the '
Southern Democracy or the abolition re-
5ruits ?" +.
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In the matter Of Doll Z Cullen, Bankrupts.

striet Court Of the United States for the Eastern Dis
triet of Tennessee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-08

GENERAL FARNswoRTH, of Illinois, was
badly defeated in fair convention for the
Republican nomination to Congress some
two weeks ago. Now he is reported for
Greeley. His sore is so fresh that most peo-
pie can not fail to see it at once. He carries
the badge too prominently. Next!
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-08
"'5 - FAHNE6Tock HAsLETT SCHWARTZ
q. j. Sanford & Co., Agents, Knoxville. Tenn.
LIN Bankruptcy,
District COult of the United States for the Eastern
trict of Tennessee.
La the matter of Bromley Evans. BanErupts

trict of Tennessee.
La the matter of Bromley Evans, Bankrupts.
A WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY HAS BEEN
Issued BY said Court against the estate of Richard
bromley Of Cincinnati in the county of Hamilton and
the county Of Hamilton and State Of Tennessee com
pIising the firm of Bromley Evans) in said district
aoJqdged bankrupts upon the petition of their
cry Of property belonging to said bankrupts to them
or to their use and the transfer of any property BY
OF said to prove thsr debts and choose one
or more assgnees of this will be held az Chart
OF Bankruptcy 70 be holden at CHATTANOOGA In sai8
district the 10th day of August 1872 at 10 o'clock
Il at the court house before William Aiken one OF
the Registers IN Bankruptcy of said court.
jy25 U. S. Marshal for sa;d district.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-08

WHEN such honest, influential and nom
aspiring Democrats as General John a,
Dix, of New York, come out for Grant and
give such telling reasons, it shows
where the real. substantial men stand.