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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-27
Steamship Lines.


EOR NEW YORK. BOSTON AND NoRrOLE.
On and srsrAprn n. Ial. the steamer l. A Y
OF THE LAKk, carrying The Unitsd
state MAIL uni lsAss urouoh's whAu, 4
foS, q Sixth street, Mondays md ~
op.l landings AlonE the hysS or kosiolk ooansoin1
a Norfolk 1itb ths N 4 N, stssmship COMPANY ior
Company for New Yorf, mailing ssml sskiJ fTelEht
from the AbQve-nAmed cities, :.
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M xIlUhAhIs' LINZ OF STA aBAnb
M BErvEaR
WASHINGTON AND NRw YORK.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-27
Proposals.


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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-27

hEADr'HAph uLotHiHs IN me be-
IufnishinE goods Of the NOS. desirable styles.
order department, second hODrf eompiete. Id
No tlO seventh street noTthNeAt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-27
Medical.
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPf REIIEF ron YOUNG MKN FROM
the Effects Of KIOru add Abuses 10 early life, Ma
bod re..oted hsTy9us debility cured. impedlmsnia
Ne. ahd rsanAstAhls remedies. Books and OiroulATs
AddTss. HOWAAD ASSOCIATION, No. . Bouth
MIMI alrsal. PhlladalphlA. Pa. I Al.llA.n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-27

PROPOSALS FoR TYEL FoRAoE AND
HELDauAnrEAs psPAnrsslnr OF ms IAzus.l
oAf BsISs SIsi a;Ss r., II cfi sSs
Sealed proposals. in itipiissis, uiih ss.y Of thls
~ ~ =, ~: :sn,, Si; ,S:
erisg 9snsd asIailiiss 81 fasi. forage Sad sis-s.
DETRorr. MICH.
q s sssci s sishSss y so e.
l0OOo poands bliaminoas coal
tHspoo pounds hy,
foatTwAYsR. MIoH.
rs ssro, ss,d -eed. lsssss ssd m.plsI
soloo poaads hllaninoas coal.
III. poanas es,a w
= yokf oRArIor, Mon,
s.1s ~ pss "a !. ss 2 sa.l.
$500 Donnds hay.
- y0EF y AoKrSAo, Mon,
Our pounds anihraei.s eSlI.
aInl poppds hag
FJRF BRADY, MIoH
tsf6S sSaads 6iianinous coal.
Ion pounds Data
n m ponnds hay, fr ...# Ia.... ..
Bou0 poandl strAu.
= - " oI tuN ueat QuAiiv ~ me feapeoNNe
s s BE- 1 sass t % &. ga and
The e.ts mus. Be entirely free from dpai and other
lass % y % rod .aS.i,nisi sssLs sssaisS ;svsd
Ths bag 10 b tIaothy, STRAW 10 b sat wheat OF
~. Prices Tot eaeh p be desienAisd 10 hid,
Bids I'll o tseelysd for aelysTina hAisd hAy and
~ ~ .,t.. Y he l.l.fr pet 49,.
peoes provided for than a. the rssReotiyo t'osta :
Dsliysnss q al The sappllss for fofts frady and
hAakinAo 70 be made % before Haptsmbar l. ib7l,
and - che other posts above named IL speh times and
70 suoh quanutiea during the rear ending Jane %,
slA e tne oaAr ermaslsts Depsttaent mAJ direct,
,.P.l@ss.s VIII ;. aads :. thli ode.s .sceraial 70
tsrmAaAsu ~ the pl4oss Of delivery,
sepspa.sy st-,sAL BIDS nAS be made iSr one more
R1ss ID most be accompanied By a su.s.a,ss
egaed ~ two Is.Ponsible psr.oaa ths, n cA.s ".
eid !. .sespt.a and eonlsaet syt.rsd Lott. thsJ y
esSs%; sq ~ r. '9 :s1 2 %: ISS.ss the
ell bids regarded atsa1saala eoas, OF 70 aeoept
snah portions 81 any bd lses than Tor post
msy be adtAntaso ~ 70 The public interest
Prqyoeals mnse b e dofsed SPfoposais f1y Wood
asd oe.i. Forge and s.I.s." eI sitesF q then, y
v6o Ii farnl1R hi.aE isnns o. proposal. AID iafihs;
Information On application.
~ order Of BdssAlsT GENERAL oOok -
oAlsf Qsar.smAs,sr Dsp.r,msnI q ne IA - Ma.
y jof and QuAftafmAatsr u. B.A. iiyn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-27

Ths Wsss o bs q the bsas quality s-oulnr In III
sos 10 oed bsIss pfccsrasis Il he sSinitS o. hai
poSiJ and 10 DO mad sood shsre "a sosoihsd Sha..
2 n 90, iaii toas t;ssees. pm . sOnysslYet slP
slats the Kind or Kinds Of wood. and quantity 81
eacn hiha thuy pHopoas 70 furnlah. cord 70 be ID
eip,o eee
VEL and securely STACKED 81 The ooatIaotof snd In
sneh uAnnff a y ~ lmperloas y hsAyy rains OF
eso,lalne thaa snI damage which mAg Ie.alt 70 the
hN iron lmpeLiset at.ahlnE. must b made rood TO
cut before AnaustsL ton 70 b p.ooo poundA
has z S..t q, e s' s: % .a:Sas The
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-27
rnK COUNTY $, Ho,Is.

mnN-Uuy CelebrnNou
On Friday last the Fourth district school
(cOuntyD held their annual May ball. The
school. house was cleared 81 dssks and hand.
Over each window hung some appropriate
motto, aud over tho queens chair, "Hiil 10 the
lueen Of May" BY . o'clock In the morning
the grounds around the school commenced 10 Nil
with the people frOm the nslghooring dlstrtcts-
old and young, large and small, grandpas and
ErandsOns, grandmas and gran iaug hleTs-all
eager for seats or standing room, and all
equally Impatient Tor the queen 10 come. AT
III precisely the line made its appearance,
Jos. n. Ksene, A. M, with his assistant teacher,
Miss Indie wlnebongofy the queen, Miss Oskie
brown, and her page, Master J0pnie Keenei
then her maids OF houor-ist Misl Ida Wine
berger, ~, Miss Sallie King 81, Miss Addie
SOuder; lth, Miss Ida Noale; 5th, Miss L0uisa
seldenbergeri 9th, Mianlo Hsider-and lastly,
seventy splendid looking scholars. when the
queen was seated the pretty little crow. bearer,
Miss Jennie Devan, presented u 10 Mr.. Th0s
wlltberger, who crowned the queen with 40 Ap-
propriate speech, to which she responded Tho
the queens set was dapced.
The Door was then opened 10 all, and dancing
gaa kept up the whole day except 10 have re-
ffeshmenis, uhieh Wero IN abundance. some
tired OF dancing played outdoor games, others
went over ths way 70 get drink-of vAterlt)
abe marshal, Mr.. Thomss joy, And his as
sistAnts, MsssrG George Drown, Thomas NIL
Ter and Jerry Common, we're always on hand,
orderly assembly Of peupie, and A. old Sol len
his lait ray among the tall old oaks they won't
TO their homes, having passed = day long 70 be
remembered,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-27
CITY ITEMS.

wHITu Door sprTs. ...r 49,.
Fancy Duck Suits. sH.
brown Duck suits.
Hue FLANNEL suits, uniined.
Grey Flannel Suits, nnlined,
Al RoHAH 4 CoI'a,
b07 Seventh street, May Building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-27

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@sn Nm. Llss, Pif,ss.tSS' Is q Ss 4. 6s.
u PROPOSALS ron sUPPtIBs
ASSISTANT ouAnrnnnAsrEA,s oEYInEl
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sssl y osssf. ii'i 81 10 *:
Ssilfs ssrI1F %; .o. re-. s1ass 3aa' o. is' 81
ATsAE FRARoIsoo. GAL.
iiSSSS Sssss: Z s u. ,sB
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tsss pounds q f,sanlnoa, Goal. ws., HsrtIs
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49, s SSsS q q ass.-. -saa 4ua r'rra,i 8
AT ANGEL lsLAE s,9a, HIAssR2R OF SAN IRAN.
SsIe0 pounds % Khihrssits Goal, Eastern.
2sS DSsaS. y s,,YSinOa' GOAL a ila'us'
lxl,s0 pounds o. HAy.
0Qoo pounos Of nGAW. uL TU |.N|a.
AT ALoAThAk BLAND, HAhBOR OF BAN
no cords Of Hard Mod. , 80 ~ Frf'
% sSSS kS ,s%isss. &c. W.T. .,.
sssSSs sssss: \ Co. e..
AT San ,FRARuIsod, GAL, ron IssUE TO
. a, A. offlYEas OF ritk AkliY 10
$4,000 Pqands Of BiamiRou' Goal bed West Hart
AT AIOGTRAz ISLAND. HARBoR OF SAN
For uss Of o. 3, QI Ms steamer "GgnsrAi hAsDhsi.
-, san,n n fltq d not les III, u LOO tans. 7 re-
aeo0ee paphds II domestic Dituminoaa daL
and the bids 70 30 made separate each PssL Ths
right Y Ieiaot all or AR pQrioa Of bid 4 naarsed
foT blsnf proposals and further iPf9,4sl,oa ..DpR
nin c.pt and ASS Dr. N .T.Gi.
PRoPosAIs g c}Iy. E y IN, ,EJAII merry AND
i'- uiiioIoo, liz, Ma To- "a.
Sealed proposals.. In daDlia.ls. rlh - received A.
iaSes6ins such qasSiiiiss * Iva, SiaiisssSg. ssd
gsrtermien such Olg HAgllnS q phl y Iequifsd "
ne 9aaslsrRa..es. DsPss,msn,in thla sis .iss the
.sSsd. siS = bad % D sSsiis:sss a
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ss.-y FsHEwOoD. n. Y. b., NAY I. isfa.
haAled propeeala. Ia dupllo.ts, viii be received a
s b, fG Tass re- 'Ss 5
q this station Tor dH montha' oommsnoina july j.
isios uatlsa >. 70 conditions quality q bosf pa,
mont. a.. can Be obtained b. sppiissilaa H.
nylI II,st ms. iiIll.a. x "a
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09

An occasional fact leaks out to show the
deep-seated and unmitiga.ed hypocrisy of
certain gentlemen who put on long faces
and talk about civil service reform. 4 few
days ago, it was found necessary TO remove
Mr.. Palfrey, Collector of the Port of Sa-
lem, Massachusetts, he having been guilty
of dishonest practices. As usual, his dis
missal made him red hot Greeley man,
and he represented to Jealous Greeleyites
that this was the cause of his removal.
TIE Springfield Republican and New
York Tribune at once assumed an air OF
virtuous indignation, and proclaimed that
it was done to please Ben Butler.
P,lfrey, according to information de-
rived from this source, was one of the most
virtuous, high-toned and capable gentle
men in all New England, and Grant had
committed a most grievous crime in his
dismissal. But Palfrey's rascalities sud-
denly came to light, and now that it ap-
pears clearly that the Administration was
right in removing him, we look 10 see
these so-called reform journals assuming
an air of innocence and appearing as if
they had never heard or said anything
about the matter.
How little do they see what is, who frame
Their hasly judgment upon that which seems :
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

There has never been National ConYen
ton held i'll this country, to which less i'm
portarce is attached than at the meeting in
Baltimore to-day. For more than week
past, the newspapers have almost ceased to
speak of it. The late abortion at the Fifth
Avenue hotel in New York, exercised as
much influence in American politics per
Sc as will assem- blage of the ever faithful
in the Monumental city to-day. Enough
has already transpired TO show, that this is
only the ghost of Democracy sneezing, af-
ter Blair, Fenton & Co, have taken snuff at
Cincinnati. The same men who yelled
Horace Greeley through at Cincinnati, in
opposition to Adams, will be OH hand to-
day to yell down any opposition which a
straight Democrat may choose to make.
Mr.. Greeley will be nominated without OPP
position, and his caudal appendage, Gratz,
will be left undisturbed. Tomorrow morn
ing every Democratic sheet from Maine to
California, with very few exceptions, will
fly at their masthead the names of the Bal
tlmoTe nominees.
But it must not be supposed that they
swallowed the dose because they love il.
They have already declared that they re-
gard it as nauseous pill, but that they
are willing to swallow Greeley and Gratz
as a medicine. They shut their eyes and
holding their noses, gulch it down as a
kind of foriOrn hope, knowing that des-
perate diseases sometimes require desperate
remedies They do not hesitate to declare
their disgust, but as a matter of policy.
Ioathesonle as it is, they are willing to
take the bitter cup to their lips and drink
down its contents.
We expect the Baltimore Conventional
show considerable enthusiasm. Baltimore
"roughs," when paid for it, can make as
1nuch noise as any class of people living,
and we have no doubt they have been am
pIv compensated for a full and free eXer-
else of their talents in this direction to-
day. With their aid, We look for a most
enthusiastic meeting, and a harmonious
one. They have peculiar way of enforc-
ing unity of action, and they are always
glad of an opportunity to show their skill.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09

Proposals.
HEADQUARrERs DEPARTNEST OF TIE SouTH
Office Chief Quartermaster
LOUISVILLE, KY, June Is 1s72
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE. WITF
- the usual requirements viii be received at this of
nee until Wednesday, the 9Th of August IS72 al !:
O'Clock, NJ. when the bids will be opened for the cree
ton OF stone walls with coping brick walls OF iron
fences around the National Cemeteries at the following
places:
Beaufort and Florence, 5. C.
Salisbury and Raleigh, n. c.
knoXVllle and Memphis Tenn.
BIDDERS Will be required to specify the price per nm
cal loot and no bid viii be entertained that does ho'
conform 70 this requirement.
Separate bids for coping of the stone walls, set com
plete, will be considered.
Proposals. in trplieate. will also be reeeVed az THIS
office at the time for building "a story Stone OF
brick lodges the National Cemeteries at the follow
ingAplaces, viz:
Raleigh North Carolina.
Memphis Chattanooga and Fort DOnelsOn. Tenn.
LOANS Gross Roads and lie banOn, Ky.
Plans and specifications for the walls, ratings and
lodges can be at this Office and &C the Offices Of the
Depot Ouartermaster at Charleston c. and the Act
ing Assistant QuaTtermaterS 1t Raleigh. N c. Nash
Vile and Chattanooga. Tenn. and Lebanon, Ky. where
All the particulars with regard TO the work will be
cheerully given to bidders either By calling in person
The bids should be addressed to the Chief Quarter
master Department Of the South. and marked on the
envelope, Proposal for wall iron fence ledge"
the case may be.
JAMES A. EKIN
Deputy Or. Mr. General L. s. Army,
jGIy1dSt Chief Or. Mr.. Dept. South.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Career ora Grcat Remedy

Inc career Oh n 0rcat Fen1eUy.
Twenty summers have elapsed since it was briefly an
nounced that vegetable and Alternative, bearing
the name of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, had been
added to the list of Preventive and Restorative me
cines. The modest advertisement which invited atten-
ton TO the preparation stated that it had been used
with great success in private practice, for
dyspepsia, bilious complaints constipation and inter-
mittent fever, 1t discovered that the article
possessed extraordinary properties The people of
cry class tested its merits tonic stmulant correct.
i've and restorative and found that its effects more than
fulfilled their hopes and expet tations From that time
to the present its has been upward and onward
and it stands todly at the head of all medicines of its
class, American imported in the magnitude of its
sales and its reputation safe agreeable and potent
in igorant and restorative. For anguor and debility
lack of appetite and gastric disturbances so common
during the summer months, it is absolutely infalble.
Indigestion. bilious disorders, constipation nervous
ness periodical fever and all the ordinary complaints
generated by a vitate1 and humid atmosphere vanish
under its renovating and regulating influence This is
its record ayouched by volumes of intelligent testimo-
ny, extending period of fifth of century, and
eomprehendng the Of thousands of we'll known
citizens belonging to every class and calling. In Eu-
rope it is thought great thing to obtain the patronage
of royalty for patent medicine" but Hostetter's
Btters has been spontaneously approved by millions
of independent soyereigns and its patent consists in
their endorsement.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09

THEODORE TILToN, of the Golden A9e,
is in for the campaign and sends his agent
to Baltimore to procure subscribers for his
paper, which fact shows that he knows
where to find his friends. His flaming BIZ
ography of Victoria c. Woodruff has CIV
en- him reputation. Some people say he
is crazy but he is about equal, in point OF
sanity, to the average of his present politi-
cal associates
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09

\ MEETING of the soldiers and sailors
of the United States will be held at Pitts
burg in September to endorse the claims of
General Grant for second term for the
Presidency. The calls signed by General
Burnside as chairman and about forty
General officers
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09

SENATOR FENToN has taken rooms at
Washington, so as to be reasonably near
to Baltimore, in case any trading is neces-
sary. He is the Business Manager of the
Greeley Combination, and must conduct
any negotiations in regard to proper divi-
sion of the spoils, i'll the event of the spoils
being placed at the disposal of Greeley and
his newly Pledged friends.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09

II may be consoIing to the people of
this country to know that Tammany has
been recognized and supports Greeley.
The achievements of that organization in
the past commend it to our consideration
in peculiar way. Mr.. Greeley probably
congratulateS himself on his allies.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09

Revolvers, shillalahs, slung-shots, brass
knuckles, &C., sometimes exercise great
er influence than eloquent appeals. This
is pretty well understood everywhere. and
will insure harmony at Baltimore. Then
there will be harmonious and enthusias-
tic Convention to-day.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09

MORE than one hundred West Tennes-
see lawyers have signed an address TO the
people, urging the claims of Judge Nc
Farland as proper person to be elected to
I'LL the vacancy on the Supreme Bench,
caused by the resignation of Judge Nelson.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09

THAT Baltimore will take Greeley after
some fashion or other is universally con-
coded. The main question is how De-
mocracy will take him. There will be a
strong party there in favor Of endorsing
the Cincinnati nominees and platform and
stopping there without any straight out
nomination. These are aware that the
name of f" Democrat carries with it no
strength before the American people. Tt
would be about as web to cry "small pox ,
or mad dog" with the hope of winning
favor, as to have it understood that the
Greeley combination is to be known as the
Democratic party. This is certainly what
it is, but they do not like to have it so un-
derstood. This is by far the shrewdest
and sharpest set of men that will be found
in the Convention to-day.
But there is another class that clings to
their idol, Democracy, believing that vic
tory under any other banner would prove
fruitless. They think they have already
made enough concessions to the insignifi-
can't handful of Liberal Republicans, and
they are not willing that the Democratic
whale should be swallowed by so small a
creature as the Liberal Republican I"
Jonah. They will make desperate effort
to have the Convention take such
action as will convince the sage of
Chappaqua, that if he is elected he owes it
entirely to his Democratic friends. 1t is
hard to tell now, which party is the strong
est. The latter, as kind of compromise
between the Bourbons, and the class first
mentioned, many possibly prevailed
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09
CLARION NOTES FOR GREELEY. :

Grandmother Welles, late Secretary of
the Navy, has written letter to gentle
man in St Louis, which has been made
public through the Times of that city, and
telegraphed all over the country. The
Union and american publishes the dis
patch with flourish of trumpets and calls
it clarion notes for Gre eley." The "clari
OH notes. opens with the following:
I'VE were good deal disappointed with
the result at Cincinnati Tt would have
been difficult to find more disagreea6le
''cdrdiddte to Hree:jourths of the men aohO
mast Uote for him IF HE is ELECTED
THAN HORACE GREELEY" The ital-
les are ours. Here is another of
the "elarion notes'' that pleaseth the
Union and american so we'll: "Greeley is
not the instrument would have select
ed, but his election would be an advance,
AN improvement on the present state of
things. a crooked stick may be made
available to beat mad dog" Greeley is
the crooked stick which the antiquated
Grandmother would use to beat the Repub-
lican party, which he generously likens to a
mad dog. Verify these are clarion notes,
and show very clearly that Gideon Welles)
knows something about blowing
Perhaps our cotemporary had in his
mind Gideon of old, who after his army
had been brought down from two and thirty
thousand to three hundred, gained a mi
raculous victory over the Midianites by
simply blowing three hundred trumpets,
which caused their enemies to "set every
mans sword against his fellow" &c. II
this is the hope that fills your breast when
contemplating the clarion notes ~ OF
Grandmother Gideon, you are doomed to
disappointment. All the trumpets he
may blow against the walls of the Repub-
lican party can never affect it in the least.
If Mr.. Greeley and his friends like the
clarion notes." we have no objection to
their sound at any time.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09
NEW MARBLE WORKS
French Broad Steam Marble Works

KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
The undersigned il prepared 70 DO al kinds o. MI
bic Work, such building and monument uorA -
10 ell orders for marble IN slab and dim nsisn sto4e-
EDMUND BR0NNlN6,
Address Post Office Box No. so. Knoxville. Tenn
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-09

A LONG EXPERIENCE IN Ny BUSINESS,
"a With abundant capital % buy lowest rates. AMI
and With constant personal supervision e ny trsae
enables me to offer special ind1esmsntsto the Trade
PETER kERN.