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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09

A BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENT tells us
that Mr.. Greeley is of the opinion that the
convention ought not to ballot for him, but
pass a resolution recommending him to the
support OF Democrats" On what groundsl
Because In 1868 he said that every Democratic
stronghold In the country was the headquar-
ters OF tholylng and prostitution!
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09

GEN. FARNswoRTu Is defended as follows
by that excellent Democratic sheet the Phila-
delphla Age
Ulep. FarnsWOrth, while IN Congress, would
neither steal nor aid others to plumber the ma
tlon."
We arc extremely glad to hear this, but we
hardly think that IL l. true.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
No. 1882 F street.
i PI.IED 10 .TaE NAVY YARDS UNDER
TIM 90a 4. eIzarqE ~ THE BuREkU on
BURFAU ST I9ylgNIETT, ~ A 9Iclgifse.

BUREAu OF HQuiFMINI AnD nkcRpinHo,
Sealed propo,sis . iaSsisS sts'isis Sr shs Nav
Ss,s az !. 49, S,,. snSl1 ~; s u.
a.h job dett, As which time The pTVpotais Win be
'T6s prOps... must be AdArssssd 70 The .rIhst Of
The BuIss1 g Equipmsnt and RserulllnE NAVY De
Pesss ios sstsas foT iss sS hS Sp1 as m,r e
di.tiueulahed from o,dinarJ bpaassa ie,isfs
~. cd, Parss 6IiJss 1or .SygTis, AZ sssTai 1srJ.
SSS n 'S 4. Ta S1s' y SsSf os .a St
70; .ass :l.,.;; parts; De-. 10
bid dor, giving TIM forms sf propoia, u EuRSnLss
sr III b. e sSSE T pss sns 4 dssRs q
%. ~ AgplleA,ioe TO The OemuiaSdasts Of the 70
piioalioa 10 IN HIssau. ~ '"' 'A'u' ~
sS Hs %s ne PTs
M sP6edSls e the other ysrdi Tor s1SRl9sllon
S SsS iI sSS a! lP.'2 SSp.. Re T sg
| A9I Of the oA4sel Of those Yards,
The Department TssSrSSs hs Tsht 70 De shois
SlAss shoqdihs ln.sEss. q ths ooysInR,1y require
ss%ps must . mad: % he 6osnaRdaats q the 81
q gsse;dassss "a q. lqS, ID, o. eSs,. giWe.r,.
y HEraeiaTsrS u, ks aTiieiss HsV og.S 4, gs,siI.
The EuArlnlors muSt be ssrllnSd By the AIssssol
Ts.Id R''nN Revenue i0' the d''r''' In which they
The seRIIaet VIII be awarded 70 the person who
nshl 70 rslsot the lowest bid, or any which II mag
Uadsr he pyorison, or ne ssoond section Of IL. art
approved haieh ls As ef,r 81 any p'Tsoi Who, q
ssSes'a1I o. ssrsiy "A, oi HsdAs o0sirso Jor lsi.
sdrellss n The iul amount will be rsQulr,d TO siEn
ssd Ss sa.sSa q x Navy %Tns ~ cor
iaSh ,dd IONA oaa security twsasy ps5 esntap gl b
Ss!s Been sud SR S sss com SsS
TON Of me amoGnt o. saSh BILL AgpIoysd 9 tPlle1ts
paid By The PaypAatsT o. The 10 The
ilvorsd within ten DAYS sftsr Dc WsIISnt eS M s,e
shall have been passed By The ssoTsiGfy q The dTsS
Ihs Glasses Of this Bureau are numbered and dssE
10. i. Fss4 Canvas. Go,
No. . Cotton Canvas, 4u.
\ go,ioa HsF@Soh' Bias Snd Dot stun.
10. I, Chain ITSn.
No. ., Ooohlna Utensils.
H. 70, ", Teoia
No, u. ~ 1, I'D Zine
No " SeaR ssd Tsllow.
No, IS nTpsheI . t..". .--
No. u, ship OhAndlsTy,
q n P5 b. dSSSSS S'.
| No. al Paints and OLE
TIE tolosinE are the olAsSss, By the number.. 70.
au'rsd At the rs'poOtiES1S, I R4yy g;gdS, y
Nos D. "sH n M itSl;ssisstItS;ya
Nos H"""' sHEb sTH, 10, N,n
Nos, L. ahs,a q, Is, Is. Il, II, Is, 10, g.a
No.aaS EisH I. Il. a n RI a !. "a
NOG a. u, ID, u, u. y, va.
WARRINGTON
Ei.Sii!fbEiI%"" H. la'IS ~ ia 10, 81, "a
| VIZ IVpWa. ----rrrr--
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
OROCKBRY GLASSWARE, &C.

HOUBEKEHPHTts IN want Of the above rood, viii
hnd oar stock omplote Al nj hoAs0n6 Of beat Eoods
~ lowest prices, ~
FINE PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY.
WRBB a. HRVKRIDGE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
For Sale. or Rent.

r,vr,v,, ,,,,, ~
y glIh ear,, ~ h.Iss's vii hs -sld seIarsIfsI
e5 taEs,aeF ydn ,. anen ~ Appliog 10 ~ NIL
80 =, =, ~, -. 49,, ,5,,s,,s
HUE 49, f.Dih 80, ~, "a bngb n
n ~ esst,es ss,,es h ss1 " "
Rssl F.Ss,s Brofsr, eoT6St iCssn,h stTsot aud ksu
To'E 'T'ad'. 6'a,
\ iSsis osll ssd see sSs tssu y ones, y RheJs
i,issss. shsu ,oi rent rsss' " ''''''' bp5t
80 -, 80 49,, .,-,,,- 80 nv.
SlZ0 mn. q ! 6tdSR sTokEi also, soqd
&. fSs. %S sssS, ,o' s SSG sss
dress "BoI ~" Al nj, tfaos. Jb5r
\ Sss a .irss, SSi'h aCoi lppy d -" "
- Real Estate RrOtsr, $40 MsTkst spSes.
bsW lsss,l
pa pr a $ s!. 9i' s n; r SFFE SE
50, Four ssn,h stree, norh.es.. besc
Bs.i, o. sISS ,sSs iof Ssooas6ssd LSsIs BussI.
iys 81 AO'''' . - ''O' 80
INoR RENr-A vRN ROoM FRAMR HOUSE,.
y 0ss apd Water, 90 ne corner p stree. ,suth
S15 psT mostS. IsauIts ne ~ deot. TlST
----i-.--. -. -, :, -, 80
V M BAN AFp a gTSiS ,sS,s,S usss
norlo and Is9dpevsT DssrisE,, Stone Harrow
M Loo's ssIS1 s.29s WIN
! lar. ioi ID Toois saitsbis ioS oaatfsotors and
Ny R Ss IN 9ss,p S.sgg s.,!n,s
Nav vsSd. Ws,biuSios, b, ., bgsI'
---------------
EOR sALE, OHEAP-A THREE STORY AND
vi,sinls a,snns sodtSSsst Hpp@ 5iii Ss,sn,R
,tps,t northgest IieRlU DIX lALI,AN
-
n "
$1,000. a., .oo,, aOIrEF r,.,..d b,Isk troot,
hall, paist sas, bath. room, Ao street, between
Fourth and nm no.hgeet -, .-. -
kighlroem pressed otieS is9ut nal, Na.si A1a ~,
On hinth stree hetssen 40 afssaa hot tn.sst.
feuf room BRICK HOUSE, pn allen bet"eea
seyso room FnAAK HOUSE,, bal, a. 90 Mae
ssIsnIoom W y, ball ., on o o"'"e'n O0n
nsoileut ateens end iwentsrs.n h...., n
bhTooE thAMI, 90 Isenv'hih' pes"seh
street Aud f,nnsyiya9i, f nspns .a h.,,k t,,,
To ssS sIrOrm hOuslis, pre,sssa 1r1 nu rSi,J
,lIgsL sss, be,sssr "a sSq.h never ossuRisd
New seyenr ooni HhAmE' hh'lt So ooiosf NV
enth and " gtse.. h IVY, -.
'sIo2n ''''n
Also, several BJTs In The northern part OF me
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
Wants.

w NrED-BY A YOUNG MAN A SITUATION
w as On Goods OlsFk has bad three JeaIs' sIpe,
Tisnce. Best Of rolsrances. Address or apply 70
Howard Taylor, 300 Psnnylyanta avenue LyA.
WANTED nv A YOUNG LADY UNDER.
w standing MUSIC, French and GeFIpan, poIltion
e travolinE GoTurnsss, Rsfarsnc-s 6issn IN Parts
Munich, New York. PhilaaslphiA, Baltimott and
washinEton. Adde'S BoI 19a THIS ofios. malt
WAETED.-A SITUATION AS OONTRALTo
W BinGeF In ons Of the OhoFs o. the District By Z
lsdy. Best o. rufeFsnoos given. Addrssa bqI y At
JUANTEDs-BY A LADf-A sITbATttth As
w Music Teacher IN soms Institution. VIII give
privats leasons TO aelolArs HlHhest tsshmoniAs Of
htnsss sivsn. Addt-s4 BOT a. this once isbla.u
RUEKkA kaPiJUf AEhf UfflUk, 80. 5Of
w Hlsvsnth street, near X street, --L
lat MIS-. JOUBH q. BUTLEk.
yTANrKD--UVERY oEH 10 Know THAT
w THE EtHKLR 4 LYON mANuRAOruhln0
COMPANIES INV BKWlH0 MACHINE ~NlO.
roR. ~ sslt!ss.tins Hssdlsi The mot ps'tcs,
shuttle u use, rushnG On AoarisF, Hsedle-bal and
workl Of steel AHenoy A. Hoodf 'ysuolry Store
l0N Psun-ylvantA avenue, between fouT and - half
Ssd slIth streets. T. ". SPIOHR. AGout ASH
n q yUnTI rays sAIR PRloEs IuE LA1LEs'.
M 0eaCa, and 0hildrsn'u 8eoond Hand Ulothlng,
UAder W1thiue, hocia Aboss, Ao No. N1A ID stFesA,
hstsrsn N,Ttr sbd ssyputh Itfssts
= $3.50 - ---Ai ss----als -ha@s-a>A -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09

TRnsIEE,s SALE or A pEsIRABLE Two
ESTTHht s FREkT,p T BNTWf 20 2o5 BEy;
STREETS SOUTHEAST,
b. yirtno Of deed OF trust 10 me- dAtad Rept.m
per no 1911 Aqd duly recorded IN LiboT No ar To-
10 wv one Of the lAad records Of WGshlnEton, d. b,
VIII lell A. public Auoton, In front Of the pTenises
e ne highest bidder on tuesday,, Juiy b, is1I a
O'clock 2, nj Lots hiItoon aud boventssn, In
ltosta nundlgihion OF HquAf0 numb orod nine hun.
dtod O0O bounded a. loll0as3 BeElnninE att point
one hundred and eight feet three inehSS south
om the point o. tpteTaootion OF seventh 6tTosl eaSt
Ellh h9Tth CAtollnA Ayenua thence north forty fooI
" an aheyi the 60 east one hundred And ninstsen
Ieet 70 an alley ten feet two inches Wider themes
aong aid alley south forty feet thence west along
We alVdlnF line Of lots fifteen and dHtsen one hun
dtea and nnqteeu feot 70 the place o. beFinninE 10
HeihHr with the improTomenta thereon. =
ielns VIII 9o made known on tho day Of sale.
chaser. " - NJ - -
8l00 down when the pFqporty l. struck on. In case
Mt9r me lag the property will DO rsaod at the rial
ana soat OF the deiAultlnE purchase, 80. :.
islsso4d. tsl1rI B. &kkkkR. Iiat iiss!sS:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
w O. LYORTF,

BooKRIHDER AND PAPER.LULRR,
Me- nj PonnHglVanlA AVENUE, between T.ptb and
AlsVonth streets, ssuth aide.
hoola elegantly or DlAlnlI bound. Psriadiass sod
neWapApeu carefully attended 10. fsbiktf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
Financial.

w Corner oi Seventh stree, and Louislans sispus,
PAYS SIX PER ORNI, INTEREST ON ALL DE.
fUblph. INTEREST Commences fgnm data OF depoait
Az deposia made and drawn Al will Open daily lTpm
sinh n. V 9 2 m; ~, snd on bAfphHPRAAfr ~. EVE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
Personal.

kJOTlOE-TlAT g. 3 JUBIH, slq u srRKET,
~ between hlKth and Seventh stteeta northwest,
ssls eustom-mAds second hand OlothinE Il los than
half the cost of TradynAds ones, N, B,-Asoopd.
Au23-u.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
OI'Vu UHfFN WIIIIIAMb, AnoIl,
S&SHfEEN q MI q ..s
oE4EGEE SG 81 TH SES II BSG

SsfiSTE' DIV i, H6RDo5R,A II sS6 u j
Riss.a 3 s sa6 sSH s:S.:
MadoSi S We 81 ss aass s NC
9tths PrsIi,s.., on wEpsHsDAY, The 1pth dsJ d
JIly; A: y. lsIs at O'Clock D. IN. the ioowinG reel
LosI T. u IIe. 70, and u. y our 'abdl,i
nAlso Lot n ~ sss y Ia tsst y L2t n 6y dsOl5
And immsds.sy alter The aboss .ais VII seI Of
NJ n sgbdyisOP g saaAI l tT9uas . tss. ~
b. p feet Improved With ! n tSloiy ,Ane hogSS.
f. 1:G RsIS q 1t. sT Il nS a
,,6 A,.iS 9'h'I tI SsI,S Z aid L't, ~ q
knd, lnmsdlAtSlI alter The above, will ssl L0ls II
tweeH New HampShro avenue and ssVsntsSsih
And los 8, and =, 10 uubdlyl,Su Of .auars No, ia
each IS feet IN depth, and froaiins on street. DO
tween Eighteenth and NinStsonth streets NORTH SSS
has tsS ] a 10 bSsL S SSS
3 3sat and nsI srI ,. S;S q Il nd
f6s vacant n. sbY,s nsailon'S are SsIols sites
value aud within Tires squares ooh q street rail-
raahiaG north 70 Boaudsfy stTSsS x tti 5ssror IN
modloas aaslliaGs prOatsSlS iaSsaiibsat q rare
ffs%s u sAls; ouS siItS o.sh balance IN thirty
from the dJ q sale occurred % ont sGtiss eton and
ne1 fStAlnod upon the PROPERTY cold A deposit o.
time q sale. All O0hysyEncinS and stamps Al thS
cot q The pntehAser PlA.a Of the properly win bo
MM JkO, MiLLKR
PHILIP A. DARHElIIE,
Isls,d IstAri GREKH a VILLA KS soialT Ts,s.
BY IL :d Il; T',ARNER' IsSI Es,Sis BIoEsT
between q and n.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
Boarding.

TABuE BOARD DAN BE HAD AND MEALS
Il HuFushed 70 pAFtlll at thniT Teddsnoe. Apply N
Mrs GARNER, New York avenue, near Thirtssnth
street iJ6N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
lIUT3 81 BRO.


full stock Of Harness Of our own male, and
eygTythiuE appsrtAintnE 70 the BaddleTy, Harness
and Trunk businssE Pins HArusss and Trunks made
70 oFdaF.
sole GEsuls for TIIrs oslsbratsd CONCORD tiAR.
NESS and COLLAR Shloh We are telling Al Ooa-
s9Sd pries., Concord Harness room In second s'oJ
Ssr-BE SURE OF THE NAME AND NUMBER
#. A. LUTZ, Jr., b BRO,
AO7 PehasyItnnIR avenae,
io21-oou Next TO National HoteL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
WI'eodW TaIAII UULDWEIiIiIN kINUl AnoIs
b SSsEsS., SSiusE u 4sats ssd D .isS

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT ON
FOURTH AND FfFTH sTREETS WssT.
by virtue OF decree passed by tho Supreme Court
q The Dtsthet Of Oolumbh, In Equlty cause No.
2SO, will ssll, A. Plbe anetiep, IN tront % the
W., = g p m, Lot 10 =, In Square No. 81, in the
Ayeuue, between Fourth and Fifth streets WBst
Terms: One third oAsh ,sbalanes Al GlI and twelve
log iutsrost from the dAy Of sale, viii DO taken snd
leo retained on the property; Adspoait Of elOO VII
revenue stamps Al cost Of purchaser
". ~ KING, Truatss.
Bl.td GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auois.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
i BRAIgARD q, wARNER,l Tru.,o,.
teN eoAds GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auots.

Parties declining HonsskSSpln or business Uin God
4 70 thor edyEntsqet y eA On me, A. VII pAy cash
esutAEs. Auction aales even rOFsoAY, THURS.
DAY and SATURDAY. mhRSs-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-28
THE LEGISLATIVE CANVASS.

The Democracy of the Representative
District composed of the counties of Grain
ger and Hamblen, met in convention at
Rutledge on Monday. for the purpose of
nominating candidate for the Lower
House in the next Legislature. There was
a warm contest between Mr.. Hodges, of
Hamblen county and Benz. Peck, of Grain
ger. The name of Hon. r. c. Samsell was
also proposed, but having voted in the last
Legislature against that political monstros-
sity known as the Congressional appor-
tionment bill, he lost caste with the party
and received very small vote. After q
sharp and somewhat bitter contest, Peck
(ex-Reb.) obtained the nomination over
Mr.. Hodges, who is Conservative Union
Democrat. Union Democrats say openly
that they win not vote for Peck. He will
certainly be defeated by A. s. Tate, Esq,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-28

THOUGH the "big organ" is fed literally
by Gov. John C.. Brown and his ring,
though it has drawn its full share of the
State patronage and has ever claimed to be
par excellence the organ of the party in
East Tennessee, it is now on the fence and
in an "eXigency" after weeks dreadful
suspense, oracularly speaks. And what
does it say? Does its clarion voice ring
out in this deeply interesting juncture,"
bidding the fire-tried and n.hearted
Democracy to "vote the straight ticket?''
Does it rally the faithful to the party,
as it did on that memorable
first of August, when in the highest
confidence it led its columns up to the polls
under the order 'vote the straight ticket?'i
All, no! We are sorry to say it, but the
fact lis, that in "the present deeply inter-
esting juncture," the "big organ" isn't al.
together certain which is the strongest side,
and therefore, after a weeks deliberation,
it merely speaks out to caution" its fol
lowers against the intrigHes of insiEcere
and selfish schemers." In "due time" il
will find out who is to dispense the pat
ronage," and then its deliberate views re-
garding the line of conduct demanded
will be fearlessly, eloquently and promptly
given.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-28

The Memphis Avalanche is not an or
gan after the most approved Tennessee
style. In its issue of the oath, it speaks
Hippantly of A. Caldwell astride of his
"battering RAM" 1t says:
The Second Congressional District of Ten
nessee, as constructed by the late Legislature,
resembles one of the old-fashioned battering
rams wherewith the ancients were wont to beat
down obdurate walls during sieges. The chief
inspiration seemed to be: Anything to beat
Maynard" 1t was well enough to hold the
Narragansett to the earth by attaching weights
to the skirts of his political coat, but partisan
legislation seldom works well, and this instance
seems already bearing legitimate fruit. There
is much dissatisfaction over the reconstruction,
among all classes, and the new elements
brought into close relationship find it difficult
to harmonic. The Congressional Convention
at Sparta last week nominated Hon. Alfred
Caldwell, of Knox, whose selection has increas'
ed the general dissatisfaction.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-28

IN this ''deeply interesting juncture of
public affairs" the "big organ" doesn't
know whether it's for Cheatham, the regu-
lar party nominee, or for Andy Johnson.
How singular it is that just at "deeply in
teresting" junctures organs don't know
how to advise the party. What's the "big
organ" worth, ifin such emergencies as this,
it can't lead the faithful through crooked
paths and rescue the party from 'the in
trigues of selfish and insincere schemers,"
who are either Cheatham's friends or john
sons? Who it is for, the "big organ" will,
in "due time,' come down from the fence
to explain"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-28

THE spectacle of Fleming sitting on the
fence with his "big organ y calmly assur-
ing the party that in due time" he will
"explain /" whether he is for Cheatham or
for Andy, is not more thrilling than that
presented by ~ A. Caldwell astride his
battering ram" unmoved by the fierce
struggle between the friends of Andy and
the gallant Ex-Lieutenant General of the
c. S. A. Garrett intends that Caldwell
shall get off the fence and tell who he is
for.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-28

THE New York Herald has had a corps
of correspondents travelling through sew
eral of the larger Northern States. From
their letters and from the general drift OF
public sentiment, the Herald gives up
Greeley,s case as growing desperate. Tn its
issue of the 9th it says;
Whatever the causes, it is apparent on all sides
that since the late North Carolina election, there
has been a reaction in the tide of public opinion
on the Presidential question.
After referring to the apathy of the bour-
bon democrats for Greeley, the unanimity
of the colored vote for Grant and the fail
ure of SchurZ to carry the German vote to
the coalition, it concludes:
In short, from the present outlook, the pros
poets from every point of view is growing some
what gloomy for Greeley, and unless in the re-
suits of the coming State elections he shall make
a break in the apparently compact lines of the
administration party, the Philosopher of Chap
paqua, as a pilgrim for the White House. may
Lay down de shovel and de hoe,
And hang up de fiddle and de bow.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-28
"1MAG1NEp POLITICAL WRONGS"


We had the pleasure of meeting with
DR.. w. r. Sewer, on the train between
Morristown and Knoxville yesterday, and
in view of the present complications in the
Democratic party in this State, were re-
minded of an address written by him and
re-publishedin the CHRoNIcLEin February
last, in which he gave some of the causes
that led to the election of General John G..
Vaughn to the speakership of the Senate,
in the last Legislature. Speaking of the
fact that all the important and paying Of
fees were being monopolized by ex-Con-
federates, he said in that address:
1.-THE criterion of merit with this class of men
chose then controlling the Democratic party is
the extent and importance of the services render
ed by the candidate to the Confederacy; and per
contra the badge of inferiorty is placed upon all
men who were friends of the Government during
the war, regardless of their sacrifices and efforts
in behalf of peace, popular rights, universal am
nesty and universal suffrage since that period
The Press and Herald alluded to the adj
dress as personal jeremiad, over imag-
ined political wrongs" and charged that
DR.. Sewers defeat was the result of his own
acts. But he at the time saw the rock up
on which the Democratic ships were to be
rent in twain. What he saw then others
| are seeing now, and in their dismay are
halting between two opinions-on the
fence-not knowing which faction to serve
What he then foresaw, but which could
not be seen in any other light than that o.
imagined political wrongs" eliminated
in the nomination of Cheatham over John
son. Now, those who made sport of him
then, are alarmed until their knees are
shifting together like Belshazzar of old
and they are waiting to see which is the
| popular side.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-28
ChanCery Court at Knoxville, Tenn.
No, 2,437.

No, 2,437.
Petition for Letters of Incorporation.
NJ. L. Patterson, NJ. D. Bearden, John S. Van Glider
0. P. Temple, r. NJ. McClung, George w. Ross
John j. Craig.
TNHE ABOVE NAMED PARTIES HAVING
i filed their petition in the Chancery Court at Knox
vlle Tennessee, asking be incorporated under the
name and style of the Knoxville Street Railroad
Company"
The objects of the corporation are for the purpose of
constructing railroad all the streets and principal
thoroughtares, and running street to the most i'm
principal highways leading to and from the city for
distance of two miles from the CORPORATION line.
1t is ordered by the Clerk and Master that publca-
ton be made for thirty days in the Knoxville Daily
Chronicle, newspaper published in the city of
do to appear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville
on or before the Sd Monday of September next. and
show cause why letters of incorporation should not is
sue or the petition will be proceeded with ex parte
This August 18th, 1872.
A copy of the order. Attest:
M. l.. PATTERSON, c. Am.
aug15dSOd By W. A. GALBRAITH. DC. & NJ:
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the Republican standard-bearer, whose
election is conceded by men of all parties.
He is young man of energy, integrity and
capacity, and will make that district Rep
resentative who will do honor to his con-
stituency.
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AN organ that takes week to give its
deliberate views regarding the line of
conduct demanded by the erigencieS of the
present deeply interesting juncture of af-
fairs in our State" isn't an organ worth a
cent. It's mighty cold comfort for the
faithful in " crigencieS to find their Or
gan on the fence, and to be told, after a
week of patient, anxious expectation that
it "will endeavor in due timen to tell who
it's for. That might do for insincere and
selfish schemers," but for great +" Nation.
al newspaper" or for an organ or even
worse, for big organ" it's cruel.
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THE second and last article on 1.-The Study
of Languages appears on our third page
and will be found of interest to parents and
scholars -
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FIVE COLLEGES In operation, with 80 PROFESSORS
and INSTRUCTORS and 600 STUDENTS. Entire Fees need
not exceed $40 per annum, except in the Law and Com
mercial Colleges. Boarding from 81 to S. per week
Students of the Agricultural and Mechanical College
can deray portion of their expenses by labor the
farm or in the shops. Sessions begin second Monday
In September. For Catalogues or other information
address j. B. BOWMAN, Regent,
aug13dw1m Lexington Ky
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Campaign Goods for 1872.

Sight. Paw 100 per cent. profit. Now is the time
Send at once for Descriptive Circulars and Price Lr
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Campaign Biographies, Charts. Photographs, Badge,
Pins Flags and everything suited to the times, Len
Dollars per day easily made Full samples sent Tor =
Address MOORE 4 GOOpSPEED
81 Park Row, New IOrk
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New Advertisements.
Bristol Female COLLEGE.

The next session will begin Sept LIST. The Faculty
itary Institute, William and May College, the Uni
versty of Virginia, Richmond Female Institute, &C.
Pure mountain air, pure water and health gyng
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Tuition from $40 to So Modern languages Paintin.
and Drawing each $40. Music with use of Piana. 81
Contingent fee 81 Bristol is the Virginia and Ter
nessee State Line at the terminus of the Virginia AM
Tennessee Railroad. For full particulars, apply iOI
WI. MORRISSETT, A. NJ, President
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rice List BradIey's Patent Enamel Paint,
adv far nss and eny applied in
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DWELLING HOUSE

No. 301.
New Story and a half Frame Dwelling.
modern Cottage style, with well located Corner Lot
Cheap for cash.
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