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The New York herald., 1872-07-14

TIARNESS, SADDLES AND HORSE MILLINERY or
every descflptca suitable parties going IN sara.
tcga, salt PclnL Motenk, Maaopac, iaphank, cuichoue
kcDdsuqua Mauch Chunk, Dohoku4 Tobyhanns
sauankum, Patehognc, puoEac. Quakake Charpaqua,
Jerusalem, Babylon, Long Branch the farm, PARK or
stable The place 70 get yenr ouh before leaving at
rooms il4 Chambers street
The New York herald., 1872-07-14

CoNEY IsLAND.-EAsT RIVER LINE.-oN AND
~ after Monday, July Is, steamer HUGUENOT, Captain
f. T. Wilson, leaves regularly every day North Eighth
River 10 A. NJ and fSo p. NJ Peek slip 10 30 and sP NJ ;
sackett street, Brooklyn Hamilton iorry) loi5 A. NJ
nd 4 T.
The New York herald., 1872-07-14

(tONEY ISLAND-EAST RIVER LINE-GRAND EX-
~ cursions to tho shore. Steamer HUGUENOT,
CAPTAIN M n Wilson, leaves o sysry day North EiGnth %
$50 ~ 3o Peck slip, sAS II a5 sAS; sackett street.
Brooklyn, 10
.NoTICR-On and after Mo nday, July Is, change of
time.
The New York herald., 1872-07-14

TOR sALE--A sIx-sEATED COUPE RoCKAwAY, Il
good order; but little used built for present oyne
by New York maker. Can be seen ut q. J. FISHERS
Murray street. third house west OF Cherry street, Ellis
beth, New Jersey office 10 Wall street New York
The New York herald., 1872-07-14

RIO EUROPE, PALESTINE AND EGYPT, UNDER
l. direction Of W. Rau. from Vienna.
J. To Vienna end of July 52days.............S SO S4O0
10 switzerland end OF July, 20 days. 80
D. 10 Spali n August, ~ days. ................ $50
d. TO Italy, Greece, Turkey Palestine Egypt, in Au:
.Sl
These prices include first class fare
return, luggage, couriers, entrance to sights &C.
Only 20 taken in one party, and conducted by Of tho
managers; best attention paid 10 ladies.
The great excursion around the world, leaving New
York in September, occupies months, and costs
$2,i0O evcryth ne included.
For full particulars illustrated Travellers jour.
nal, or address to w. RAu, Director of the Universal
Excursion Comrany, $40 Broadway, New York l2l Re-
gent street, London; Singer rasse, Wien. Cabin pas
sage ticket for Europe and hotel coupons.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09
THE COLUMBUS BORaX
SPRINGS.

The Virginia Enterprise furnishes
the following information relative to
the famous borax mine in the Column
bus District, Esmeralda county, and
the new wagon road proposed thereto
which will terminate in this city, max
ing connection with the Virginia and
Truckee Railroads:
I'VE have already referred to the
proposed new road from Co.
luinbuS District, E>meraida county,. to
connect with the Aurora and Carson
wagon road at the point known As the
Nine mite House. A cOnSidcrableSum
toward the construction of the road
has already been subscribed. and the
amount required to complete it will
soon be raised. A correspondent writ
ing from Columbus. furnishes us with
some additional information in relation
Ia the proposed road and the indus
tries 20 be henetitteI by it. The length
OF the road will be sixty miles. with
out a difficult grade throughout the
entire distance. The road a. present
travelled, if We correctly undcrS and
the writer. Is something more than
one hundred miles in length. and
passes over deserts without va er.
Along the new road water will be
abundant At distances of about ten
miles. with the exception OF a dry
OF tNen;v miles from Column
bus to Tce!e'> Salt Marsh. Ec,Wcen
these Two points, however. water can
he obtained. il i %thouEnt, by sinking.
~ present frtiGhJing to ~t+',uuII4u~ i
aNreetIlnglV ~iu,v tnloNpcu-irc. iulV
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

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Dtsr,.r-r rn1pr- u.r,- r,...
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4" '''''' '''' H'''''""N morning
atlHp'j'rl, pursuant to a~iiouruurHt.
and transacted The following h~U~lu-~~:
W. II. PIERCE Vas airaj=uai. rhar-r,l
WIKI mHt.t"r: he v~1~-rHutuoi Gnt.lfiEs
r,t I,.r, u.,- rr,...,n'i .'.- '".'
h.Ir-,arN. ,trlded guilty: VIII hr ~n,
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hI"An !n r.au,>. an,. signs. >tov,rrp.~
&il! other THINGS "rt;liri in the y irtI.
!, WJ. "n. "i tUrddN> Won rtl.i a,,.u.. /
aId l. ti'r ~t"reruuurr nt a liz storm.
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

Tor at $50 p. IN.
VtrgtHi"-Arrives from at 10 a. m.
Closes tor at 3:i5 7. m.
GcIsUa aast Lurora-hrrivcs from at
ESQ p. IN. Closes for at $50 a. IN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09
G. +.


,'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE HIS PER
-ouNl attention t. cunp"nn ing physicians
p:esrI IptInnS AMI dI>peus ug medicines, an having
had more than rHIItTf YEARS experience a" AN
dpethecaI y, i. confident tiat lie can Glve ~-a'I>tIc-
ton. ptioiis comp minded
at ali hours. =. r. CO.TJN-
F-TIrF
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09


has been appointed tuhesitIon of
Assistant Assessor internal
Revenue Departmental Ida.
TURKEYS.-Turkeys folnksgiv-
ing are already being driuto Nir-
ginia city.
ILL.-juilu p. .J0nnSis red sPri-
Ou>lN i'll. ut his rp~iipnca)ld Hill.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

coRBErr HousE-cohorHERs. PHPRIk'oRs
D NcRae, MountainC II Mannis Portland
A NcRae. DGara,
D b >iillsOn, johnson,
J Noyes. smtth, Virinia
c EStackPole, DaytoSennlng i.
A VI McCabe. Hogan,
J p,url,s, Washoe s,ncs. San r~anciFco
T. Frost, Blair,
b v Smith, New IIor, Cob, Tonic
ST. cHARLEs-GEotrL rRoIEroR.
T F.vil, Carson valleymrey, Goa
f Rink, .igntle,
T Wnerler, Oregon brr.
, Calm. " ,utn.y Sife, Ind'nce
VI : Nyetn. Vi ginia Ewing. yton
Il Wiley, Ugicu Arvid'. Placervliie
osMsBr uuUsE-B. r.. NJ :. soxRoPRIEToss.
4 X Br gcs, Salt Lake ShsmVirginia
WIN Hen. Trunkee Nila wIf., y Y
J tnahan. HalmCars'n
) Bennett. Monitor \ NC' Eureka
" A Jones, san Fran VaIed. "ashoe
J " collins, Carson Riv wal Vallejo
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

BRANcII NINT.-Wc are indebted to
Chief Clerk Henry B. E,>;Wick for
the fo,."wa- statement of ti,r business
Of the lurvI states Erlnrl; MINI. iu
his ci'y, Tor The . OF October,
49,:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
,EDUCT ION in PASSAGE RATES

ANCHOR haNE STEAMERS
.E- SAIL, NyERy WEDNESDAY, AND SAruR-
sS.soEX&
PASSENGERS booked to and from any Railway Sta
tion or Seaport in dr.at Britain. Ireland. Nor
iand. Belgium. and the United States,
sCabin iare from NEW YORK To LONDON LIV-
day -:esmers $50 By Saturdays steamer s6o
.rd S.5.
EXCURSInN TICKETS, 0laO.
INTERMEDIATES. S33, SrEr RAHE e2s. all
oayabie III urrency.
Parties reuding for their friends in the Old Coun
rry eau purct tickets at lowest rates For .ur-
,h-r p,rt,cuisra apply to the Agents. hESDt r.
SON BROTHERS., Bowling Green. Y. OF to
SAMUEL F. BETS.
su2-ywsx-.aA s Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
Crimes and Casualties.

Inoraham Morton, superintendent OF the East
mort, Me. Gas WORKS, was drowned az "oras
Point, Friday,
Bv the recent sinking Of ferry-boat at Fort
Rice. Dakota, two men, belonging to the l.th In
fantry, were drowned.
John Thompson of Boston was killed at the
Charl,s,own Gas Works, Faday, by falling from
stay,ng while unloading coal.
LIP. Walker. an organist, Of Louisville, while
swimming Saturday evening, sank suddenly Win
out q cry or stru. gie and was drowned
Thomas Foley, a stevedore, shot Thos Carri-
gan, . laborer. at Philadelphia, OH Sunday. IN
4 ctus a dangerous wound. The two were OH
intimate terms Foley was arrested
William Gaff and William Parker are under
arrest at Taunton. Mass, suspected OF murder'ns
George +. Cummings OF Berkly, whose body was
recently found in the river
Sergeant Robert E. Carr shot and instantly
killed Thermann Jordan at Fort PuIas ki. Ga
Saturday night Both belonged the 9TH Inlteu
States Artillery. Carr was arrested and lodged
in jail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16

.s,.r1c CHOLERA IN New IORK.-A fatal
,..i.r.Mv wrll-autestrd case Of A>la.h
=" S..,sr. ma, occurred in New York, a history
', .n,ch is gi zen by the coroner, the result of
" o'.'..t-,nvrtr,n nQui,itiOn, as follows:
p.I.rtlu Eslr, aged forty native of
u ..m.uy. a scissOrs-grinder, living in
uo ,."tv garner of Sxty-seventh street and Il e
snau.' y sSna'.,.',,.rI wa, taken sick on "Wednesday and
po I Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock.
a.ea a.,.,na that time he had frequent attacks ot
,;,,no and purging with rice-water dis
,U ,S.r,.s accompanied by cramps in stomach.
..,"n, v""s and legs His body was cold and cOvei-
.i's wi win cold perspiratiOn features shrunk.n,
" ". s"nk,n. and with dark rings about them.
X. "a in a state of collapse. After death the
III IL became warm, and there were convul-
oou! mn.rular movements. Post-mOrtrin 4
~ m,.pv h,e of face and surface OF body,
= s,,r.. shrupkpn, eyes sunken and CLASSY
80. : contracted, BLUSH and wrinkled. lht
..'.n ,ch and ntestineS contained Whitisli
,'rh;d inid itself containing whiti>ii makes
Tn,, And IN small intrstiEeS was whl.i u, DCt
- ~ larger ones slightly ytllowish. The mu-
~ o,us m,mbrane Df the whole alimentary cai-
al VA, covered with Il grreniSh mucous, anu
sMa mnc,,,, follicieS were enlarged. lhr
h,dd.r tlo was contracted and empty. The
iv.r kdnpys and spleen were gorged WIN
M,,J The right side of the heat WAS illltd
,r;,h thick black blood. The vessels OF the
l,"ns also contained thick black blood
n.ath. in nv opinion, was the result OF
I.istic cholera. f. T. T, MARSH, NJ. ID
The DECEASED was large, healthy man.
and of temperate habits A full investiga-
t,on If the case will be made by Coroner
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
" TRAINS RRIVEAT DEPOT, VIZ.

JOHN T. VANLEEK. Jr., Ticket Asent. Dol Ehesl'
npt street.;
SAMI II. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the Depot
The Pennsylvania nail Road Co. wall not assume
any risk for baggage. except fu- wearing apparels
and limit their esponsibility to one hundred dol
iars in value. All baggage exceeding that ameuet
invslue will be at the risk OF he owner nniess ta-
Lon b ' snecisl o Ontract. a. J. CAsSArl.
saa y, Altnopa.pA-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
Fora homesreao IN the W est.
~ Il 6
PekNSYl JANA CEN nal R. R.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
ANb
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
OR PIT r 3 3 U r q
And oil places in the West, Southwsss ard
Northeast.


Thisline affords uneaualie ed nd uc ements to per-
.ons desiring cap and xpedtions passage to tn
West. aud deserves particularly y the attention of al
desire to avail eniselves Of the Homestead
Bill passed by the last Congress.
0Thc Pennsy ania Central kailrosd, with its cor
ting lines by IL, miles he shortest route to
Chicago aud other promine places in the Vest and
is also the cheapest aud bes route t. 81
prominent places IN the south est and Northwest.
Passengers are forwx wxrded in comfortable and airy
Passenger Cars furnished with ed seats With
NOV le backs. water tanks Stoves in Winter and
With such other rconvsnences as are requisite for tn
oomfort OF families.
Through ticketsa sold to al prominent placesi,.
the West, Southwes. and Northwest. at about bal
the usual first class fare.
Children under fve years old rs free, and children
between the ages five and twelvt years pay halt
prlce.
Baggage ehsc ed md for~aIatdhy the ame'-ain
with the PASSENGER. Eighty, ounds ., hapgsee ar
-:eu free To eyot ~ fu'l iaSSrtser.
The train leaves daily eNcei SusaNs aLnt.cs cts
must be procured and baggage delivered n; "iice
NJ. ll6 Mark, street. l., . clock, L. NJ.
by addressing the undersigned he Will forward
return uf mail free ofcharge, arrcular containing
complete price list. mar.a correct cory
| Homesteaa Law. aad give such other inIormatiou
| may be desired, F'f NCls Nk. Assut
ofthe Psnnsyivan,a Railroad Compaa..
! No. Iii Market street. FhilAdelphis
| Philsdelphj~ June "a. lSfsa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
LIQUOR STORE L. SAl0ONI
". G. HOOK.
Thankful io- past favors. respectful

rF Thankful to- past favors. respectfully in.
gI forns his friend. and the public that n ha-
sta6< fitted up and renovated his saloon, No !
W. FOURTH STREET. Wilmington. Del. and
has addeit his present business that oi a iiquul
store. where he q i'll keep constantly on hand ana
sell Wholesale and retail, an rnt o the b.
tor-isn and domestic brand. OF wines anu liquors
,rIorg which are dePuyie X Co.'S Otard Brandy
luld mud very fine favor; hiskeys-A. y IL. >
Oversholt,s MN copper distilled old Rye tver.
mellow: ). T. h'skey uhisis an article Of grea,
Wines and Fa.icy Liquors. such as Old BurgunI,
Port. sherry Glaret. Sc., 6c Also, Ginger. Laven,
der ana Black berry Braukies. Very fine sparkling
Ale On draught. W, Z. II JUk
NJ B.-tun't 'n-vet No.4 Fourth street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
fr'~ An Ardent Appear.

Anel,o,"b ,S,. "bsaishing. brightly besirt;
B'yone.. y. .sers crushing. cunning circumVeh''
c'rpe.-o1stu s,u ounces denominatel Dent
0omT r,.c,or. earae lily essay:
Every T.. n'Ia far freedom furious heecers hay.
Fish''hs y. Grsnt grows greedy. growing 'Hratz:
on. .n' 10 bat.s-hates habeas corpus hats.
a..s,ed hSa"; IDIOT! immitisable III!
inH..uaatiug inlul., Johnny. jeorardizng Jill
Juessrn"sL .klux. kindred killer-kedge
hlau.r ".rI lies lowly liberal SINS ledge.
Lss" "S.making monarch. mighty millions muse
Mons; .;.n noting, notchins naughty news.
sep.t ~. ss onr oats! old over eaten OK
V'ot,ns VaI peoples pabuum' prosecuting pox
n';s0rinr. quaking. quiet quarters quest
= UUa.o,.eiully retiring. relisiousy rest.
c'',S.ro. neaD. snout. small scallawasgers-scat!
.. ,u,ns 70 triumph; time e-servers take that.
r';'n nnbrokcn! Ulysses untrue!
v..v ,,'sd.ism yanqusheI, victorious virtue view
',..S Id We wrangle? Wisdom's 'rriors were
W., ".nboo. X.nocratcs. Nmenes. Naviere.
..''I y,hoos, yield; ye youthful yeoman. yell
.';h,r zambos. Ze iland zanes! Heil
I, ,d so forth.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
coxmERc1AL HOTEL,

lO7 East Water St, Wilmington, De
.esA The subscriber having taken the above
M Hotel, is NV urefaret 70 ac.DmmodAt'
l4 travellers an hoar iors. His table will be
wv suppiien w,th TIE best mars ct .hords and
h.. Oar with pure and choice liquors. Rooms AIR,
nd hs.ts kes H. perfect or ier Rhe frisods ot III.
mouse aud the pu bio ar Inv lie l to eal. "
Lunch every day IRON from 10 to IL. Cool Laeer
Beer always on drauSht. ,n,,,,,p,~y
spll-d3n ) Nm S1o6CAAAAN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
WILMINGTON 4 BALT
MORE RAILROAD.

SFECINL b.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1871.
a asseneer car will be attached t" tho freight
tram leaving Philadelph,a al geo p. ~. Tor Will
lnibgton.
Ihe train will stop at Stations as follows. when
signaiied Grsys Ferry. 912 y. m Lazaretto 9. 70
p LII; Chester "a u. ~; laanokin, 80 y. III; rhut-
inw ~ y. IL; Linwoud, g.5S D NJ; lay mont. lU.,l
D. m; Eiiersie. O.l8 p. m; arrive WimnRtO tOn 10. 80
Pm Soct0l u. T. kENNEY. Sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
Pennsylvania CenIrai RallrOaa.
E0W00E tza s

After P. M. SUNDAY. Nov.uber 18th. 1871.
Thetrains OF the Pennsylvani Central X. X. Leave
the Deput. ut 3lst and Market Streets. which 10
reached directly BY the Market Street Cars, the
last car connecting with each train leaving Front
and Market Streetsthirty M utes before Its depar-
ture. Tho Chestnut aud Walnut Street cars run
within one square the Depot.
stEErlSGCAs TicEtrscan be had on aPPliestion,
st the Ticket Office ortiz estcOrner OF Mint and
Chestnut Streets. nd at the Depot.
AerxTsor rHF uSiox fs.ss.Ek coArANy viii
ca flor anu deliver Baggage at the Depot. Orders
left at No. 90l Chestnut Street. No. ll6 Market
1t eet, will receive eAttention.
TRAINS LEA w DEPOT. VIZ:
PAOLI ACCOM- .......... 6.25. 80. AID ll.l0 A. N.
NIAHARA EXPRESS, ESS,......................7.30 80 A NJ
LoCk HAVEN 4 Ell MIRA EMPRESS. $40 Az
NALL RAIN. ...............,...... SOU A. Vi .
FAST LlNi AND ERIE EXPRESS. l2.HP VI
PAOLl .CCOM. 6.A6 10 3D =. NJ
dAkRIsBuk ACCYMMQpA1loN..... 2:so =. NJ.
LANCASTER u YORK ACCO ........,..4 10 g
PARK ESBCRG Tx AlN... ..........-....... $50
INCINNATl EXPRESS. ............. 6.3n
BUFFALO 4 NIAGARA EXP.-......" $40 -
-klE MAIL, Observation-Disclosures. $50 -
SOUTHERN EXPRESS. S...................... ..
NE, ItkN A, COM 1870 P. NJ
PACIFIC S.........................-ll.4 ~
Pacific trDress Erie Mail
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16

]
and Buff 10 / N,asarm Express leave daily. All
other .,ans daily. except sunday.
krie Mail and Buff ,lo And Mag ra Express lesv
ing VA ,xturday night. run only to Willianisport.
Cincinnati Express runs dsil,; On Saturday night.
only running 10 II rrisburg.
THE WESrkKN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
runs daily. sx sept Sunday. For this train tickets
must be procured. anu baggage delivered by S.uv
P. NJ. at lii Market Street.
Sunday Train No / leaves Philadelphia $40 A.;
ieaves Philsdeiphia $40 p. NJ. arrives Paoli TBS
r. n.
Sunday Train No. ! leaves PAoli 7.aQ A. N j; ar
rives Ph,ladeip hia S 25 A. NJ. sunday Train No. 2
caves Paoh 800 r. M; srrives PhiiAdsiphia $40
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
flour, feed, &f.
rLcUa Z FEED STORE,
No. 1890 KING 50.
t4 JAMES G.. MORROW,

efn Informs III, fliari. and the public senst-
3G{ }ally that he has u good assortment OF the
lbest Flour aud Feed AT his store. No. lS3-
King street. newt dur To Fourteenth. which b,
selling M tho low est market rates.
iii wagons supply tlmiies daily with hour in
large or small quantities. all parts OF the city
and all orders gwen Ia drivers VIII ne promptly
Locust Mountain and Lshiyh Coal. athi is prep cd
20 furnish ~ good article At tho lowest price.
lfan6Ip
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
GOODS FOR 1872.
BARLOW's INDIGO BLUE

sthe "hearest and hest article l. the market for
Btueisp c othes. The genuine has both Barlow
sni Wit Der ser. name nu the la,rl. it is put n,
Wiltbs.ser'. Drug Sore. No. 81 North second
81 Phil ,ielphi, d. 5 WlLrBE GER. Propr'-
stor. For SAFE by Druggists aud 'iroc"r-.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-03
ANDY CROSSES THE RUBICON.
He Stauds by the Constitution and the
People.

He Stauds by the Constitution and the
People.
Andy Johnson made his promised speech
at GaIlatin on Saturday and "Crossed the
Rubicon" as the Union and Anaericon ex-
presses it. He had a crowd of three to five
thousand and went it strong on the "dear
people, and "the Constitution"
was nominated by the people. know
that, in times gone by, no candidate dared
present himself without the permission of
conventions and caucaSes. L repeat, that
/ appear before you. not as a candidate nor
through the Vaccinations of caucu snOr
convention, but appear before you, being
presented by the people, and may | be so
bold as to say then, without asking the
permission or consent of either King Cau-
Gus or anything in the shape of a conven-
ton. Loud applause [ have accepted
this standard which has been presented to
me by the people. In times gone by if any
dared to declare himself the peoples can
didate he was denounced as demagogue.
WILL FIGHT IT OUT ON THIS LINE.
But / am here as the peoples candidate.
They have placed their standard in my
hands and intend to carry it through to
the end.
My property went into the sequestation
courts and my negroes were confiscaten.
Ultimately l landed in the Presidential
office, with ample power to fill the prisons
with rebels. Did 1 look for them who
stole my property and shot at me? Thank
God, L extended pardon to all. l liberated
5000 rebels. / saved millions from con-
tiscatiOn by amnesty. / levied contribu-
tiOns for the starving widows and orphans
of conscripts. levied on those who had
equipped rebel batteries and bought uni
forms, l don't make defense, but want
to make Judgement in your minds. /
levied contributions. / did it on the prin-
ciples of eternal justice and humanity !;
and would do it again. You COnfeder-
ates present, wouldn't you have done it?
(Cries of 'yes.O
THE BLOODY CHAsM.
You have heard talk of ''shaking hands
across the bloody chasm." 1 don't want to
look into it. / see too many of my fellow
cOuntrymen in it. / want to see it closed
so tightly as to leave neither seam nor mark
upon it. Let us stand as one fraternal
brotherhood, observing no bloody chasm,
having one flag and a union of our whole
country. EE
MILITARY ASPIRANTS TO CIVIL OFFICE.
The country is being formed into rings,
but l never was so fortunate as to get into
them. l always had to fight them. There
are the rings of the generals, North and
South. While in times of war we must
have soldiers; but in times of peace we
| should have civilians who understand the
comfy of the country. Because a Gen
eral has shown some little qualifications
for war, it does not follow that he has
qualifications for civil office. If he has
no qualifications, the simple fact of his
having been in war gives him no quail
| fications.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-03
Hamblen County Contention.

Y At q meeting of the Republicans of
/ HambIen county in convention assembled
at MorristOwn, Tenn, Aug. 31st, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the Re-
pubublican convention to meet at Nash
vile, September 4th, 1872, the following
proceedings were had sd} riee
On motion Col. Joseph Brown was call
ed to the chair and Walter p. BrownloW
requested to act Secretary.
The chairman, after stating the object
of the meeting, appointed the following
delegates to represent Hamblen county in
said convention Col. John Murphy, Capt.
John II. Trent, G. III. Boyd, James Hale,
r. B. Hale, Sam. J. Couch, w. S. Bewley,
7. G.. Miller, and w. G. Witt.
On motion the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
ReSOtUed, That our delegates are hereby
instructed to use all honOroble means to
secure the nomination of Hon. Horace
Maynard, of Knox county, as our stand
ard-bearer in the next race for Governor,
and Ma. %. II. Pettibone, of Greene county,
as OUR candidate. for Congress for the
State at large. ea5'iaa 20. u. s5-----r n
ResoL0ed, That copy of these proceed
ings be furnished the Knoxville CHRoNI-
Gle, with request that said paper print
the, same. 80 -, ----R .-
ResoJUed, That in case none of the above
delegates attend said convention, that VIM.
Rule, of the CHRONICLE, be instructed to
cast the vote for our county according to
the above resolutions. ..-..,.s7
On motion the Chairman and Secretary
were added to the list of delegates. The
convention then adjourned sine die.
JOSEPH BROWN, Chairman.
w. Z. BRoWNLOW, Secretary.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-03
FOREIGN.
Cholera In India-session of the Interna-
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LONDON, Sept. "a dispatch from
Bombay reports cholera raging in many
places in India, and numerous deaths
daily from the scourge.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-The court martial sit
ting at Versailles for the trial of Commun-
lists, passed sentence of death upon
Lieuts. Francias and Cluzrel by.reason OF
their contumacy in refusing to appear anu
answer grave charge against them.
THE HAGUE, Sept. 2.-The Congress OF
the International Society is TO convene in
this city to-day. All the principal mem
bers of the organization are here. The
Philadelphia branch of the international
is represented by Mr.. William West. Con-
gress will remain in session until Saturday
next
MUNICH, Sept. "A crisis has occurred
in the Bavarian ministry, and the mem
bers have rendered thir designations to the
King.