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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-22

The Boston Travellers poet has not
unused in vain on the situation, and adds
to the general fund the following effort,
entitled DIR. Watts on the Cincinnati NOM
inee:
How doth the busy HorscoG.
Improve each shining hour;
And look for office every day
In every party's power.
How skillfully he builds his sells,
How neat he spreads the soap
And when pig iron will not avail
Takes free trade as his hope.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-22
BEYOND.

Yet if, as hottest men have doomed, there be
A land of souls beyond that sable shore,
To shame the doctrine of tho Sadducee
And sophists madly vain of dubious lore
How sweet 1t were in concert to adore
With those who made their mortal labors light
To hear each voice we feared TO hear no more
Behold each mighty shade revealed to sight,
The Bactrian, Samian, sage, and all who taught
the right Byron.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-22
ChaRcery Sale of Land and City Prop
erty.

No. 1866.
IN PURSUANCE TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
ct the March Term, 1872, of tn Chaneery Court at
Knoxville in the case OF Bruce x Cook vs John ii Par
ker ct al will sell at the court house door in Knox
vile, on
Saturday the 18th Day of June next,
at eleven o'clock all the interest that Jno II PAT
ger had in the realty atehed in this at the time
Of the levy of the attachment, sufciency thereof
to satisfy the debt and will first sell the twelve
acre tract adjoin ng the lands of NJ w Branner in
the 2nd civil district Of Knox county and then the
houses and lots Main street in the city Of Knoxville
adjoining each other and L Coker
TERMS.
Said sale will be made on credit of six months and
in bar OF the equity Of redemp tOn. Note With good
curity will be required of the purchaser.
dTw5 VI. L. PATTERSON, Cam.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-22
T A T E
S p R / n G.

Ten Miles Nerth of MOrristown. Tenn.
and connected with the railroad trains at that point b
daily line of hacks Is open at all times for the recep
ton of visitors.
Accommodations Largely Extended and Inn
proved,
So that two hundred can be made comfortable
The effect of the water Is wonderful in all derange
ments Of the
Blood, Lirer, Stomach, Bo,eels and Kidneys,
in Serofulous and Mercurial Diseases and in nervous
ness and general debility.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-22


BY THOMAS AErESELL. NJ. D.,
Prof. of Chemistry in National Medical College D. c.
and Chemist TO the u S. Department of Agriculture.
Temperature and volume and effects Of the water
the same at all seasons of the year.
Also in the immediate vicinity Of good sulphur
ter.
Board. per month, $50; per week, 5000; per
day, $50. Ten Pin Alleys Sc., free.
For further information, pamphlets, DC. address
PROPRIETOR TATE SPRING,
Beams station, Tenn.
Nav ii
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-05-22

And it appearing TO the that the tracts Of land
town lots and parts Of town lots mentioned and de-
serbed in said report have been duly listed foate and
county taxes for the aforementioned and that Iubli-
cation has been duly made requiring the respective
owners or agents thereof to pay the thereon
tr the years mentioned and il appearing TO the sat
isactOn Of the that the thereon remain due
no goods chatels in the Unite fsaid county ofKnOx
which be strnned upon by said Tax Collector for
the taxes costs and charges Aforesaid ThereupOn II is
considered by the court tina judgment be- and the
town lots and of town lots. and each of Them in
the of the State of Tennessee for the sums annex
cd 10 each of them being the amount Of taxes costs
and charges due thereon for the and
Z is ordered by the court that the ira Is Of land town
lots AID parts of town lots or SO much Of each them
will be Of value sufficient 20 satisfy the taxes costs
and charges aflrosaid, condemned and cold ns the
lau directs. and that on order Of sal, issue.
Thereupon, you, the said III Tarwater, late Tax COL
lector for the county State Aforesaid hereby
town lots and tracts or parcels Of land. much OS
each Of them will Of yaue sufficient TO satisfy the
taxes costs and charges aforesaid public sale 90 S
law DIRECTS and make due return Of this writ aceordA
Witness, W. Adkins clerk Of So a court, at eRes
in Knoxville, tho first MOAdaS q PehEHsEy, ls72
Issued May I. 1871.
SrArE OF TEsuEssEE. Knox county.-In obe.lisnee
20 the foregoing Order Of 10 will exp 10 rubhc
/ on the first Monday july, 1871 and eoptnue from
day 20 day IL NECESSARY. the lots or parts Of ot
or parcels Of land, mentioned and deseF bed In tad
Order OF Sale for the years na Cd above for the \.
costa and charges thereuot0 annexed, TO her ,s
SG 6a.S 1S az allowed BY iIT e;ia VIZ p pre-
''' Wv Late Tax oplt stSf ~ Rno: : s sHS;
May q. lsT2.-dl&W3t = ~ ~N"'
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SIay9. 1872
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
70 % srrStisp ~ Yma
Niddlstown immigration Society !

f1VHE Niddlcio~n Immigration Society haviag
i been permanently oreasilcd, and having
procured cOmpstept and responsible agent, or
ders for domessIcs Or farm laborers are solicited.
Each member ordering immigrants shall pay
10 the Treasurer Of the Society At the time Of or
dering, six dollars for each and every man, wo-
man Of child ordered. lie shall also, at the same
time, give 10 the Treasurer q negotiable note,
with an approved endorser, dated February 10th,
1879, payable 10 sixty days from said date. for
onc-half the balance; and also promissory note
for the remaining half payable on delivery In
Niddicsown u tho man, woman or child ordered:
In case the last note shall not he promptly paid
up0a delivery Of Immigrant, the person ordrrilg
shalt forfeit 10 the Society all former pa mcnis.
Cpon payment TO the Treasurer as above
farm laborcrs or domcstics of either scx will be
delivered NJ Middleiowu, with A. little delay %
possible who will enter into legal contracts 10
render service for gear from date Of arrival.
Employers will be expected TO furnish COM
for,able lodgings and hoard for their servants,
and, at the end OF the year, TO give fifteen dol
lars 10 each mails and ten dollars TO each female,
whose scrsices have been satisfactesy.
Our agent will be specially instructed and vill
engage 10 procure only such as have certificates
Of good character, and have experiences In the dn-
i~s of their several yocattons.
All or,lcss must describe particuiSrly the age,
sex, services to lie required, Sc.
For further particulars inquire Of
DR.. q. TRotP Maxwell,
Feb 3, ls1:-W Corresponding Secretary.
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
!

- E ~ ! = ss'sly -: -
111go, ~ ec1lsss h ~ ssastsy. Wssas
= 011SA oooon oogVU1nolun ~ ~ - tWtaoy lhopo-
- ~ Snnes1 = ssessSsrsl, asa enesatlcslly
= Y ~ eoslIee ehao sumass. bst esse ~
1.se S.mea!es tsuly practical, l.4:sii =
~ - n fss ~ 9sss Nv wsss :Ss.s % ' Il
- os1l yot q1y ssaeh us saa oaly costsc-
(6sS. Asa1t y - alses h Esellsh she little
ueooeoUes reaeaee lhs publlc eye; tsansleliues u
0ee0As aad 10 Swedish ase also dsoanded By
sAas pessioa II orr sural pepslaties not yes Dc
nsssicased s9oeg - loaR ssoagh 70 spsak shs
lae9ua9s sfthsls aAOpssa eosatsy.
landrsths ssaeA :-llsw plAlsly does I. ~,
shsla ~ 70 - busiseis sljsct -" chesish
- iu1uolsjsl Nm, ,"--"he M diverted ~ ~
glitter u siess psonlslng ysrs.iis thas that "
which We nay Be- eneaesd. and which nay ca
sics oaly 10 dlAppoIst."
Noss than three-qsartess Of . eentusy ago, the
predecessors of the lAndssths smbarked In The
Sssd trade: little BY little, and Il wss little e
soaxh, % we are told, In the beginning, lat
whigh tlme orr cunstdesAsion ensbraced thisseen
eolouiss, and now grown 10 forty united S,asesl
-has the business " The lAndreths advanced
asd augusuted, until now Il 10 said 10 be the
largest Of thr klnd not only in this country, but
10 the World, and embraces six hundred acrcs
10 drilled aud .sansplansed crops, under The per
sosal ehAsRe a he psepsietoss, Who themselves,
saIse The seeds only Of the ch0ices varieties ol
Vegetables, which require speciai care-the coar'
ser sorts being grown for their account BY out
eide parties.
Il 10 10 give brief hisp and instruct on 10 theiI
cusioaess, greater ln The numbes o. flawiiiss thar
was the indiv viduals.that composed the late asmy
that the Rsrsi kyiaer Of 1871 has been printed
We advise our readers who take pleasure IL
coumtfy liz 10 obtain copy, which may b hat
without charge from ". !. r. Evans.
Feb iO--N
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06

ssw Casyis rssixs-isave vev cassls An vo1IoneS
tcn and rhiIaielhis = 20 ~. Leave rhlDa1 Gks
II - y. and wi'minEsen 90 2. y. tpr Nev q - Y
viii leave Clayton for Smyrna - 4. ~ ard e0k
Leave Smyrna for ciayton II 3S 4. y. anA = y u e
make ennneciions Will trains to and from Dover, ~ ~
YKEiGi'r TRAIN. With Passenger ca sssseAt1. 1SSpH
wiim!nss.n ~ So A. NJ Nes Cnssls. 2o NtS41'o0VSI
80. Townsend, 2 ~: Clayton -: Ikves. 80; z.
ssS i sr,ssse, s"ss s..ssr a. III isss.s i ~
aud arrive nj Dclniar Ut I a5, A. u. pMoseaattS
leaving Philadelphia At II 10 ?. \. will aiat6i
close connection with this train At Wilmlnatoa.
Rcinrninr-wiii leave Delmar, 2 - r. ~; Lar
rel, 3 IS; Seaford. 4 20 BridgcviiIe, I 90: pae-
minvton. 3 IS Harrington, q ~; FELTON,, 8 ~:
Wyoming, As: Dover. O5; CLAYTON. CAS-
Townsend. q 20 Mlddleiown, a 40; ktskwoOd.
n O5; New Castle o s5. and arrive nj WilmIuar
ton. le 90 ?. ~; Philadelphia, u 40 ?. \. sd
Baltimore. 3 so a. II. Sulrct to delays incideat
| to freight business.
| This train will stop TO take up passengers Vnly
| At stations named, BIZ, will Sc, down pssseuaese
at any stopping place, Excrrr liar~'s Cornes,
State Road, Rodney and Dupont.
CONNECTIONS.
| Al Towhscnd. with the Esnt County, end
Queen Annc's Kent Gailsneds for Kspuedy yvills.
Sudlcrsvc md intermediate places.
At Clayton. with N. y. 4 u. fps HNslon
and intermediate places.
AZ Harrington, with J. 4 u. n. n. for Willard.
| Georgetown. Lcurs aud intermediate places.
| Al Scafor,l with y. 1 u. u. u. for re,lersls-
burg and Cambridge, Sc.
| Al BrI,nsr, with u. s. II. r. for SalIsAssy
Princess Anne, Ctsiici; also for Berlin aud oh.
cr stations on tl,r ". 4 =. u. II.
Nay s3a-ly H. ). kESNEy. Superintendent
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
I|lr Ylisttllanp.

- Cssy.-Ths ussasthisg Of
~ osisg lsrwar4, psomising
y uee1se. There was recently
Z ~ bsdy of . wouan vho bad
qtiag : bsg Of gold. The bard.
Gto1upe : noul Of Tho victim.
= ~ ssuse did not break. luts
11r rlsstss-of. paris was poured.
: - : perfect es,t Of women
D1. eripplsg her Jag Of ninety
~. two silver vases. some jew.
-. llsrryins along the street
~ Itll on hsr side. Her arm
Z - twisted. Her hand. beau.
Do1, y slslehsd IN dispais. the
~ ~ skis. The hesd.drsss.
6no q gsrusats. and rings on her
= ~ sspssduesd exactly. A cor
uo ssys The Pompeiiaus were svi.
<1ssa up 70 pleasure. and thst
I ~ : ne of senses Even now. be
|Gkoo ~ city has been buried cish-
w ~ ysass. one IL startled BY 90
- ihst clisgs teit. Doubsless
= ckilsssphsss. bas they do not
Uptal ssag yet BE- ssvesled r.
~ siey = bsyosd conjecture.
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06

~ Wsrucrr Fiss. s.-Thers 10 .
Oss6sn called Smoky Valley.
~ psopls have . very curious way
~. They Do not have The trouble
<1n3 Z Gre every noruing when they
81 "a bssstfsst. They just walk
A shsis tsstles, coffee pots, and
orCy - they need. and cook at the
Gcsiaas. The vster seems great
1osv t6sa common boiling water,
r ny sesd to do 10 to have their
o = 4 lbs . short time. and their
y oisxly cooked. They arc able even
- y e. Tho bread ia put into .
1ooospaa. end lowered into the boil
- 6bs % hcar or two, and then
- ~ msss exquisiscly baked. with
r. (nla rim Of crust over il. Meat 10
1 hses. slso beans. which srs the
y essst luxury. Il takes but min.
1eSsk egg. OF 10 make pot Of eof.
o -, bet II there should chance to
ssoo)p bssvssa he esp aud the lip
1 weld b gone beyond recovery.
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
GIVEN AWAY!i!
Two Charuiug asd Popular Works Of Artl
!" Wide Awake " and Fast Asleep"
An exquisite pair OF French Oil Chromos The
ssbjecis Of which arc life size and cannot fail
to please oil who love art or children.

rTNHE publishers of THE CHRESTIAy Z.
L MON, heinR determined that The paper,
which hears the editorial name and teachings OF
Henry Ward Bcccher, should have every advau-
tass, On iis mission Of penetrating into every ci-
~ and village OF the land, scut one Of their nun.
Der to Europe last Spring, to seek for through.
y meriori0us and attractive work of art to &C.
company the paper In its canvass for subseribers
Fortunately he succeeded, and entering Paris
from the Fast during in terrific siege ssd bom-
bsrdmrnt by the versailisis, he was able to make
. very favorable arrangement with the proprie-
tors Of these exquisite chromos by which they are
furnished At rate s"firsiv exeepiionai, making IL
possible TO
PREs8sT fssE PAIN, t.ss .susssA,,
10 every annual subscriber 10 the Cxvistsn Uaion
81 81; or, mousted, sised, and vanished ready
for framing (lhe form most advantageous 10 the
subscriber, u 81 IS. Nosvithstsaaisg the fact
that the regular market price Of these heasiiful
pictures u SO, thousands Of them haze been
sold, and still are scllng, In the picture stores.
rhess pretty Chromos can Be bought no cleaper
now; but can be had Sos xosuixo by subscribing
10 the CArisiss tsios for one year. They are
NO connlps eolored priuts, but careful copies A.
ter paintinSs BY Mrs.. \. Aateraon, an eminen,
EsGiish artist printed In oil colors, ffom fifteen
stones, esscutrd by Jeheaae, of Pasis, sud fos
their siss llo3sl2} inchesl, are eqpal 70 asy
shreoos ever Issued. A. q. COX, Assxr,
Feb 3-H Niddletowa, Del
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
I rssAnsas. Colonel james. in
! 11n1oes on shs pyrsmids Of Egypt.

= rssAusas. --Colonsl james. in .
! 11e1uss On ,hs Pyramids Of Egypt.
oe = he Kings Chamber issids
unnIi. sems of the stones we're
o looe. These stones. weighing
6oey tors. we're not found 10 Egypt
- 0oss bsvueht down The Nile, .
~ ~ huadred milcs. and then
y t1ols present positicn. one huu.
dtovs he level Of the ground
M - thsIe 1siSh. thcss Rysuits
ousas TIE hardest known; and
~ = ssa1isltsly polished. and
- i6slo : easing tor the Kings
oolk - superior still. sbss shs
~ = tlssus papss could not b
m - jslais. and this aiter :
NJ shsnsaad yesss. Such
@16 uould excite the Wosdes aud
= ~ sorlj.
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING

Every person getting up a club Of five nt 81 co
each, or cigh, at 81 so each, will lie ru,i,lrd TO
sn extra copy OF the Magazine for 1879, and alrc
TO copy OF the superb larlor mcxzo,ini tsive "a
inches by 49,, "fiyc Times One To-Day"
which, at . store, would cost four dollars. Spec
linens ssnt, gratis, 10 those wishing TO get up
Clubs. Address,
CHARLES J. PETERSON.
No. 30s Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Oct 3s--f
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06

~ tsss worldly wealth . man
Dte = = ds1udsd, for BE- b not
hspossbls be is but .
<.ueso. . vsll-trsppsd ase.
o1ro, : thsaErlssl gnsdse; With
1noCh aoss rightly. BE- is
S ISabls; - iutelligsnt person
seepsst hin.
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
Containing 100 Acres.
SHERIFFALITY.

To lie ro'rrs u tie De~oergiie Party Of Nw Css-
Re (sun'y;
Gssftssrs :--Enfon.aged by ms many ftieuds
and the nnilrrhe tote given 10 me nj The lnet
nomination election. sn induced 10 again eftr
myself ms a candidate for nomination of SHERIFF
Tor the County Of New Castle, p'edginp myself 70
abide by the nomination Of sal, Party and eive
my hearty support TO the successful candidate.
Respectfully, WM. II. JAMESON.
New Castle lid. Jan. o, lg7?--tn
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE ~!

THE undersigned, MS one Of the heirs u Rich
l. nrh J. Foard, will sell nt private sale, The
farm situated ON Bohemia Manor, adjoining the
village OF 81. Anguiiine, Cecil Co. Nd.
Containing 100 Acres,
more or less. This is the finest farm on the
Manor; Is under high state OF cultivation; there
Is no vast, Land upon Il, aud there Is no hei,ss
land In the State. There is u thriving young
Peach Orchard Of a,500 trees. Ia full beasinr.
The farm lies within miles of Midlicfown, aud
within u of Chesapeake City. convcnient 10
schools, churches post Office, blacksmith shops,
steamboats, and railroads.
For terms and particulars apply Ia
J. b. fOAnp,
Feb l0---tf Middletovn mr.
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
TER Ms-lwaya n ncc:

One copy, Tor one year. .........S on
five copies, for one year...... ............ 500
Eight copies, for one year ~ OF
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
e. THOMAS MASSEY, ,Ju.
No. CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
Main Street. next door TO National Hotel,
MidtilctOvyn, Delaware

CLoCks. Watches, jewclry, &c. neatly and
~ promptly repaired.
Always ON hand and for sale, Clocks, Watches,
Plated Ware, Forks, spoons, Silver Napkin
Rings, Silver Thinibles, Salt, Sugar and Tea
Spoons, Butter Knives, Gold Brcasi-pins. Ear.
Rings, finger-Rings. Sleeve Buttons, Watch
Chains, Watch Keys, Key Rings, Steel Watch
Chains, &c.
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates

Ahead Of all others. These plates are engraved
on steel. twice the usual size, md contain six dg
ure. They will be supcrbly colored. Also, sew
eral pages Of household and other receipts; In
short, everything interesting 10 ladies.
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
ssl1l1Gls1 Z

m ~ selys Neeasys ~ M q ~
" ssvlss.l fas~ssss fvula5 sl3 TT
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
y IL -
CzfxPESf AND BgSr Or ALL
ss.sss.. o,,uas ~ Ma.

sTvHIG popalar Nosthly Magasiae gives more
y ~ lhs Woaey than any In tae world. u
hss Tie bet coloss1 fashIdns, the hest original
stosies, and tho hsst euevMvings 0f any lady's
book. 0reas and costly improvements will be
asaas II 1874, when Il viii contsin
ONE rHOC8AND FACES!
OURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATEN
TwELv vE COL. BERLIN PATTEKNSi
TwEL w MAMMOTH COL. FASHIONSi
ONE THOUSAND WOOD CUTSl
TWEHTEFOUR PAGES or xUSICl
All ths will be given for only Two Dollars =
year, or dollar less than magazines Of the class
u "Pstersou.' lD
Thrilling Tales and Novelties
Are the best published anywhere. All The most
popular writers are employed TO write originally
Tor " Peterson" 10 1871, in addition to lis "
sual quantity Of short s,orirs, FIVE OR/GE
NAL COPYRICHT NO vELETS will he Civ
ea, vis: Dorenr VITA Pnics, by Anu 3. Stc-
pll<bs; TINS lsiAsD " DIAMONDS, by Harry Dan.
forth Oxcs roo Ovrsx, by Frank Lac Benedict
LispeAy's Lrcx, by Miss y. bodrson; aud A
WIS, Yer Nor 4 wirs, by the author Of :" The
Second Lifs."
Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates
Ahead Of all others. These plates are engraved
on steel. twice the usual size, md contain six hy
ure. They will be supcrbly colored. Also, sew.
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-06
on FASHION!
sAulssaED 1851.
- :. ol1Dsa.
~ uDvsath - Chssssst os.
- psdlrass 4

pou uovRI1IEs.
- l&51e n6@1csas - iAssst
- lnelut - esll-
- - Iulseaiss
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lIno8

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-13
PLAIN AND FANCY
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
Waiting.


lis past the mIiaisht hour
Was that his tread upon the silent sireeti
The ftintes: sound has Po~er
To make each Ihrobbing pulse with tumuit bat
No no watch In v.is,
The idol have made Is only eiayj
Oh God, soolhe Thou this pain
Ron back the clouds Of gloom that shroud my way.
womAn's iOt - mine
To love- 70 suffer, Ia meek patience bear
With wrong, yet give no sign
OF outward woe, token Of despair.
Though all the world f0rsake,
pledged my word with him 20 live and die
That vow will not break,
My soul u bound by every holy tie.
Can not bear neglect
Al length to lure him from his downward traekp
l. hope forever wreekedl
VIII nos my sIsoag love Wia the tEuaHt baekf
TIusA heard you not a tonei
f The sIeeping babe stirred sohly on my breasts
Was that the ~inds low lnoani
The very air with HsI'aings seems oppressed
Where is thy father, ehild'
This long, long weary night viii soon be past,
Have nends his steps beguIed
To wicked haunts, their sHzres about him eastf
oh, God, my weak heart aid.
His reelng, staggering step at last know
shrink from him afraid,
Have I not felt the fierce weight Of his blown
Is Lhis 20 De my fate ..
NiRht after nightl VIII nothing melt his heart
Must I all vainy waiti ...
o. demon of the bowl, how strong thou Srt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-13

II Advertiser rrsidng the Eastern Intd ststss, %
pay their cards by enclosing GrFsHbarhs ~ United
States Postage for such they wtsh % pay.
snj er csris wi Dc inserted above tabie, f the time
paid Tor
~ Business Cards whcn prepaid for wear, are alouss
discount from these rates which transient advertise
when paid or charged quarterly
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1872-04-04

Mr.. ADAM FOREPAUGH's collection of
wild beasts and birds is now on exhibition in
this city, together with circus of first class
order. This is probably the largest collec-
ton OF wild animals in the United States.
and one can crafty their curiosity for an &C.
quaintance with tigers, panthers, lions, bears.
leopards, &C., by a visit to this grand exhi-
ton. The managers are gentlemanly and
DESTROYS to please. They have made kind
and liberal offer of free admission to orphan
asylums regardless of sex, race, or COLOR
One feature of Mr.. FOREPAUGH,s enter
tertainment is that it is true to the advertise
ment, feature not often included in caravans
and museums heretofore. This establishment
has been set in motion by an outlay of one
million dollars, and much time spent in pre-
pairing first rate entertainment. The circus
is probably the hest of its kind. Altogether
the exhibition is one we'll worthy the patron
age of those who would see, without Journey
ing to the wilds of the Eastern Hemisphere,
the beasts of which they have knowledge
from reading only, and also ofthose who would
be amused and entertained by skillful exhibit
tons in riding, tight-rope performances.
atp otto
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1872-04-04
Another laIuisiitOn Needed.

The only defence Mr.. TRuMBUIL has made
of his conduct in receiving fee of SIC. OO1
from the Government without having rem
dered an equivalent for it, is that, if he COM
United any wrong by accepting the money.
General GRANT is responsible for it, and
ought to suffer whatever odium attaches to
the act, since he requested him to defend
the suit, and advised him as to the value of
the service. OF course we are not prepared
to deny that General GRANT is guilty Of
the charge of having seduced the Illinois
Senator. But we are quite clear that it is a
matter of sufficient gravity to demand Sem
atorial inquiry. TTRUMBULL believes any
body has been guilty Of seducing him from
the path of virtue, he should promptly move
the appointment of a committee TO investigate
the charge. If he was induced to pocket these
900 against his own Judgment, by Gen.
GRANT, the fact should be known, that he
may be relieved of the unjust suspicion that
now exists against him. So let Mr.. TRUM-
BULL insist upon having committee
appointed to inquire whether Gen. GRANT is
responsible for corruptly influencing him to
do this suspicious thing. or whether as a
lawyer in the full possession of his faculties.
and Senator besides, he should alone bear
the responsibility.