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The New York herald., 1872-10-10
The Anniversary Of the Great Fire.

CHICAGO Uct y, 1877.
To-day is the anniversary Of the great fire, and
many people celebrate 1t by removal to new quar-
ters in the rebuilt portion Of the CITY, The Tribune
appears this morning In its new form Of eight
pages and is Issued from its rebuilt office In the
burned district. Both the Times and Tribune pub
llsh sixteen pages this morning, largely devoted to
a review OF the great calamity and the wonderful
restoration OF the city.
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SPAIN.

Parliamentary Conservatism and Class Prejudice
Against the Progress Of Emancipation-The
Address to the Crown in Reply to the
Throne Speeoh-Failure Of the
Emancipationist Movement
for an Amendment.
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ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.
TIis Dcpmrturc for Daltimor.

His Departure for Baltimore.
Yesterday morning Archbishop Bayley bade fare
well to Newark, where he has dwet for twenty
years, and started for his new home at Baltimore.
His departure was unattended with the slightest
degree OF parade. Indeed, thousands OF his late
charge In Newark will read in the HERALD with
bishop was accompanied by Rev. Father Doane, who
will remain with him until after the installation on
Sunday next
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Colonel Wells.

Colonel Wells, Of Athens, Pa died suddenly
heart disease In Auburn, N. Y, yesterday. He had
Just partaken OF hearty dinner at his hotel after
which he left the dining room, sat down in chair
aud died Immediately. He was sixty years OF age
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CIRCUS ATTACHES ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 0. 1872.

RICHMOND. Va, Oct Q, 1872.
Five members OF the John Robinson Circus have
been arrested, charged with the murder and rob.
berry OF William davenport. In Charlotte county,
Virginia. where he reaideG.
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What Amadeus Said Concerning Colonia
Rnfn

What Amadeus Said Concerning Colonial
Reform.
The parliamentary effort OF the Spanish republ
cans to secure the attention Of His Majesty
Amadeus to the question Of emancipation of the
slaves, In constitutional manner by introducing
an amendment having reference thereto In the
Congressional address to be presented in reply to
the Throne speech-and which effort has Just
falled-was caused by the paragraph in the royal
utterance which referred to the colonial condition
thus:-
The affairs OF the colonies have been looked at
by my government with the socitous attention
they merit. In Cuba they have dictated measures
called for by the unanimous opinion OF its inhab-
itants TO surmount the monetary crisis and to re-
store order In the administration and government
or the province. This work will be completed by
bills to oe presented to You in due time. To make
the administration honest, to give vigor and fxed-
ness TO The action OF the government and to cause
justice to be done to all in everything win be the
country, re-establlsh calmness in the popular mind
and secure the pacincation of the island. trust
that Dy these means and counting on the herOism
ard fdelty of the army and navy, the resolution of
the volunteers aud the patriotism OF the inhabitants
tne criminal plans OF those who seek to rend nor.
ton or our territory from the bosom of the country
will be foied. The war which has been running
anu bleeding that beautiful spanish province for four
years Is now only maintained by scanty number
OF insurgents. My government will apply itself
with decision to sufocate 1t completely. 1t is re-
solved TO send there whatever resources and SOL
diers may be wanting SO that by the force OF our
arms our reasoning may prevail and our righteous
the honor OF spain saved, there will have arrived
for Cuba the longedor hour OF liberty and reforms
which cannot then be attributed to our feebleness
Dut winch VIII be the honest and free fulnlment
OF the solemn promises made in the name OF the
nation by the Constituent Cortes. These promises
peaceful Ant,lle Porto Rice where the successful
trial OF few reforms permits us the hope that we
may introduce without danger all others that may
pe essential to perfect Its political and admins
trative organization.
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A.-Bcsides Being a Most Delightful
luxury, the RUSSIAN vAPoR BATHS, Is East Fourth
street. harden and fortify the skin render IL In
susceptible the influence colds rheumatism and the
many other diseases due to this important organ.
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION,

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 0, 1872
In Lowell to-day steam boiler exploded on the
Suffolk corporation, killing man named Dennis
McCarty and shatteripg tue building.
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POLICEMAN SHOT.

Tragedy I'm Philadelphia Yesterday-A
Quarrel and an Assassination.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 0, 1872
Onlcer McGonigle quarrelled with John O'Bryan
yesterday. They met to-day and the officer beat
o'Bryan, who took refuge In the saloon No. 7o2
North Second street. McGonige following, O'Bryan
fred two shots, one OF which tocx erect behind
McGonigle's ear, killing him instantly. 0'Bryan
Yves arrested.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. l0-1 A. M.

OFFICE OF THE CHlEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. l0-1 A. M } ~
Synopsis Jor the Past Ttcentv.Jour Hours.
The barometer has continued to fall on Lake On
tario and thence eastward over New England, with
fresh s0utherly to westerly winds and clear
weather; generally clear weather. with southerly
TO westerly winds in the Middle States; on the
South Atlantic and Gulf coasts prevailing north
erly to eastery winds, high barometer and clear
weather. In the Northwest and through the Upper
Mississippi Valley, extending over Lake Michigan
and to the lower Ohio valley brisk and high north
erly to westerly winds, with partly cloudy weather,
high pressure and high temperature.
PROBABILITIES.
On the Lower Lakes, winds southwesterly an
veering to northerly and westerly, with cloudy
weather and areas OF rain extending into the
western portion OF the Middle States on Thursday.
On the Upper Lakes and in the Upper Mississippi
Valley and extending thence to the Lower Ohio
Valley, brisk northerly to westerly winds, high
barometer and generally clear weather In the Mid
die States sOutherly to westerly Winds with partly
cloudy weather, on Thursday; clear weather and
southerly winds over New England; over the
South Atlantic and Gull States variable northerly
winds and clear weather.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy. HERALD DutlQlng:-
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Patent Open Work Banners with
Portraita and Designs; orders filled by mail
LANIGAN 4 CO, 1, ,25t Broadway, New York
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Patents, Patents.-Brown q Allen, Ame>
rcan Artisan ONCE iso Broadway, have had n years.
experience In taking out Patents.
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Lace Curtains mt MA ufacturers'
profits saved buying direct from the
IMPORTER. HEYDECKER CO., $40 Broadway.
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Christodaro's Hair Dye.-This Sple ndfd
Dye Is the only one that has ever been anayzed and
found harmless.
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BELGIUM.
The Labor Wages Question and Prospect Of
Strike.
TeleesAm TO TINE NEW yoak uERALo.

A general strike Of workmen in this city Is i'm
minent.
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How 20 Grow Tall.-ImpOrtant DiscOv.
ery BY an eminent English physician Both ladies and
gentlemen up to 81 years of age may increase their
height several inches by following fully the directions
Send 80 pamphlet Instructions Address DR..
INGELOW, ,297 Broadway
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Coverings for the Fcct-Al1 the DlGcrs
kinds for ladies, misses and children; IRON-CLAD5,
u heavy, strong shoe. for boys
CANfRELL, 2u Fourth avenue above Nineteenth st.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-f,rises Cashed
orders lel Information furnished, highest rates paid
spanish Bank Bills. TAYLOR CO.. BankerS ID wallis
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A.-Where TO Find First Class B0Ots
and SHOES at low prices-CONNER'S, 3 Sixth avenue,
one door below Nineteenth street
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The Strongest Consultation IL Rackcd
and often ruined by stubborn attack Of Fever aud Ague
Yet all danger may he avoided and the chills prompty
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CHICAGO REDIVIVUS.

Average temperature yeSterday .......... 55H
last Year 60,
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NEW YORK STATE NOMINATIONS
Republican Congressional Nomination
I'm the First District.

JAMAICA, L. l., Oct. 0, 1872.
The Republican Convention Of the First Congress.
sional district, comprising Suffolk, Queens and
Richmond counties, met this afternoon, ana after
appointing G. @. Norval chairman, and Mr.. Duvall,
Of Suffolk, and Myer Birdsal, Of Queens, secretaries
nominated Henry j. Scudder, Of Suffolk, as o candi-
date for Congress at the November election.
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The New York herald., 1872-10-10

subject OF the Geneva Tribunal arbitration award
IN the Alabama claims case, and. 1t may be, decide
on the line OF argument and plan OF debate which
VIII be observed by the ministerialsts in defending
the settlement with the United states before the
Parliament.
Cash Considerations for the Cabinet.
The subject OF the supplementary estimates for
civil service when it Ia proposed to add to Chancel-
I0r loves budget demand will engage also the
attention OF Her Majestys Minister'S In Council.
Among the items Of this class Is vote OF
$4,000 ts1O,OOO) towards the expenses Of the
Mixed Commission appointed TO survey aid mark
ont the boundary between Her Majesty's posses
sons In North America and the territories of the
United States, from the Lake of the Woods.to the
Rocky Mountains, under the Convention Of the
year lsis the extent OF the line is nearly nine
hundred miles, and the operations will last FOR
three or four years. The whole expense Is esti.
mated at GIOo 900 (s5oO OOo) for Great Britain Half
the expense will be borne by the Dominion or
Canada. Another supplementary vote Is one OF
100000 (s50,0O0) for the expenses OF the CLAIMS
ton. third vote Is OF 81 900 $4,000 for expenses
In connection with the San Juan boundary arb-
tration under the Treaty Of washington M There @ E Is
expenses In connection with the arbitration on
the Alabama claims at Geneva.
swREr OF STORM SOUTH AND INLAND
heavy rain storm prevails in the south OF Eng
IRlu to-day.
TaR YACHT sAPPHo IN HARBoR.
The American yacht SapphO is now at Cowes, AMI
will remain there during the Winter.
Racing at Newmarket and Autumn
Turf Sport.
LONDON, Oct. ., 1872.
The race for the Middle Park Plate at Newmarket
to-day resulted In dead heat between Surinam
and Kaiser. Montargis was third.
Eighteen horses ran.
THE RACE.
The following is summary of the race:-
Middle Park Plate OF 500 sovs., given by the
Jockey Club, added to sweepstakes Of 80 sovs.
each, 20 forfeit, for twOyear the second horse
to receive 200 sOvs. and the third horse 100 sovs.
out or the stakes; Bretby Stakes Course l4o sub
scribers)
Sir X. Buckieys br. c. Surnam, by Macaroni, out
Mr.. II. Savile's b. c. Kaiser, by Skirmlsher, out
of Regina, by King Tom. m..............:.....: Y
N. Aumont's ch. {. Montargis by Orpnelin, out
OF woman IN Reu... ......................... q
THE BETTING.
The betting just before the start was 100 to
against Surnam and to against Kaiser
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All One Way.-Have You Heard tina
news from Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Console
by going to KNOXS 2l2 Broadway and selecting
one OF his elegant and unapproachabe Fall HATS
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

Diamonds, Watches, JeweIry and sil-
vcrware bought and sold. GEORGE G. ALLEN, 8tl
Broadway, near Fourteenth street.
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WALES.
Tho Coal Trade Question and workmsn's Wages
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. 0, 1872.
The coal masters OF South Wales have resolved to
close their works shortly pending reduction of
the wages Of their employees.
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A.--Hcrald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Eocrum street,
Open irom 8 A. M. TO 8 L. NJ;
On Sunday from TO l.. NJ.
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Fourteenth Congregational District Re
publican Nominations.

CITY OF KINGSTON, N. Y, Oct. 0, 1872.
The Republicans have nominated John Maxwell
for Congress from the Fourteenth Congressional
district and John Sanders for State Senator from
the Fourteenth Senatorial district.
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FRANCE.
Banquet to President Theirs.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct. o. 1872.
N. Leon Say yesterday gave an entertainment in
honor OF President Theirs.
No speeches were made.
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Ange1ls Turkish Baths, 81 Lexington
avenue nygorae and vitaze before breakfast appetite
ana refresh before dinner, sOoe AMI tranqize bcfor0
retiring. Ladies' day aud evening gentlemen day ani
night
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Wedding and hall Cards.-1lntest Paris
and London styles Just received at EvERDEtL's M
bSea0way. kstabushed IVA
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NEWS FROM THE ARCTIC OCEAN AND THH
OUTSTANDING POLAR FLEET.

DR.. Petermann, the eminent geogra?hcr OF Gotha,
Germany, has received Intelligence from Hammers
fest (Norwayl, bearing date August "a, OF tho
successful progress OF one OF the outstanding Polar
expeditions. commanded by Captain Altman. This
Is the first tldings that has reached us OF any OF tho
Arctic feet OF explorers, and contains some inter-
esting facts. Captain Altman found that this year
the east coast OF Sptzbergen has been remarkably
free from ice and safe for navigation. which Is
highly encouraging for the results OF the various
ships now seeking to penetrate to high lati-
tudes in the Icy ocean. This officer also redis>
which had been sighted, but never before
visited by any expedition. Captain Altman i0und
that 1t consisted OF three large anu many small
islands, lying In the throat OF the Polar stream tna6
pours around Spitzbergen. The observations now
taken differ materially from those heretofore pub.
lisled by the Swedes. 1t Is not Improbable thae
the drIftice this year will be found In large quantl-
ties, but it would seem, not In formidable prOpOf-
tlOns, and almost all the exploring vessels now In
the high north are prepared to rough 10 among tfa
dated Gotna, September (present, takes this IN I
tegence as conhrmatory OF the theory of the ica
and current conditions on which the outstanding
Austrian expedition and others have been pro.
Jected.
Burnctt's Miniature Tollets.-ElcgnnS
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES. containing q complete
Toilet Appcndage admirably adapted TO tho Toilet Table
PRESENTS Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
where.
A.-For a First Class, Elegant Dress
HATgo to ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, lib Nassau st.
A.-fIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25i and 252 Broadway corner OF Murray street
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Rare Chnnce.-For Sale Cheap, q Fine

assortment Of second hand Grapd Square and UpSsht
Pianos of Steinway Sons m..ac; also punhfr from
feet order. ..>.- STEINWAY SONS,
Steinway Hall,
lO0 and Ill East Fourteenth street New York.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoaK HERALD.

MADRID, Oct. 0, 1872.
The Congress or Lower Chamber Of Cortes has,
by vote OF 161 against 81, refused to consider the
amendment offered by republican member to the
address to the King asking for the emancipation OF
slaves.
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

Premier 0ladstons's Call for Cabinet Council Cen
suitstion-Ths Geneva Award an Important
Point in The Ministerial Pelisy-
Stormy Premenition Of winter-An
American Yacht in Port
TellGaAMs TO TINE NEW YoHx HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. Q, 1872
The Cabinet Council which will assemble during
che present week, In consequence OF special call
from Premier Gladstone, will probably discuss the
subject OF the Geneva Tribunal arbitration award
IN the Alabama claims case, and. 1t may be- decide
on the line OF argument and plan OF debate which
VIII be observed by the ministerialiss In defending
the settlement with the United states before the
Parliament.
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

A.-A.-A.-FOr Cleaning and Dycing Go
to LORDS $50 Broadway, Beccker street. Gentle.
mems apparel elegantly cleaned.
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DENMARK.
TElseaAm 70 TINE NEW yoak HeaALO.

C0PuHHA0BN, Oct. o, 1872.
The Rigsdag has been prorogued until the 2ist OF
December.
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uoVv 70 GRAVY TalI.-T,

Golden Hair.-Any CoIorcd Hair Turn
ed TO a beautiful golden by BARKER'S AURORA lE5
Broadway, near Thirty fourth street.
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A. Thing Not To Be MisseT.-No L.dx +,
the city country should fail to see and examine the
NEW WILSON UNDERFEED SEWING MACHINE
This machine stands in the very front rank of rst class
sewing machines II does every kind of work beauti.
nly on every Kind Of material In proof OF this
fxsPa psagt wGrk the there si idspay,s d ,a
whatever the material, the Wilson makes firm, even.
elastic which machine has surpassed Best
OF all this superb machine costs but fifty dollars, and at
establishes the TACT that rst class sewing machine
can be made and sold M price that the people and
all can easily afford pay Saesroom at 7T Broadway,
New York. and In all other cities in the United states.
Tie company want wan. agents ~ country towns ~t>
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

Over s300M worth Of Watches the stock Of bankrups
importer sale at the DOLLAR STORE 667 Broad
way. Gold Watches may be had for Ss2 and upwards and
Silver for - and upwards Every Watch Is guaranteed
to the trade at wholesale.
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A.-For First Class Hat at Popular
prices call DOuGAN, LOG Nassau, corner Of Ann st.
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Twenty-seventh Congressional District
Liberal-De mocratic Nomination.

BNGHAMTON, N Y, Oct. 8, 1872.
Milo Goodrich Was yesterday nominated by the
democrats and liberals OF the Twenty-seventh
district, at Owego, for reelection to Congress,
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A.-iIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25i and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
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A.-Eor a First Glass, Elegant Dress
HATgo to ESPENsCHEID, Manufacturer, ll3 Nassau St
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-14
HERE'S WHAT GREELEYIsM MEANS.
what kentucky Democracy Hope for.

what Kentucky Democracy Hope for.
Gen. George B. Hodge is on the Greeley
electoral ticket in Kentucky. He made a
speech few days ago at Lexington, in
which he made this bold declaration, as it
was reported by special dispatch to the
Cincinnati Gazette:
Looking back now upon what he once
considered the shattered and fruitless
hopes of the South, he saw that the equal
rights and sovereignty of the States would
be restored, and that his comrades of the
lost cause haze not died in cain, but this
anticipated triumph would be the Victory
for sOhich they fought" These were his
identical words The same dispatch says
"Hon. James B. Beck declared positively
that the Democrats simply supported
Greeley as a means of getting into power,
and upon his election q Democratic Con-
gress would not only prevent Greeley from
doing harm, but would compel him to ac-
quiesce in such measures as they deemed
necessary
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-14
Grant Guns for Nashville.

The Davidson County Grant and Wilson
Club have invited the following supporters
Of Grant to address them during the cam
paign
Hon. Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts,
Hon, o. Morton, of Indiana; Gen. John
A. Logan, Gen. b. +. Butler, Fred. Doug.
las, Gen. John nj. Harland, of Louisville
Secretary of State Linch, of Mississippi
John M. Lanston, of Washington City
Gen. r. II. G. Minty, of Michigan, and
Gen. James A. Negley, of Pennsylvania
We are informed that several of the above
named orators will certainly speak here
during the early part of the fall.-Ndsh-
giNe Banner.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-14
The Religious Press.

To the Editor Of the NeeO York Times:
Having been several years connected
with prominent religious journal in this
city, / am struck with the unanimity of
the sentiments of nearly all the religious
press in regard to the impending political
crisis. / know of but few, if any, Protest
ant religious papers among our exchanges
but that support the Administration heart
lily; and is there nothing in the fact that
the great majority of the christian people
that we may not be delivered into the
hands of the Philistines. The religious
press is great power in the land, and will
stand shoulder to shoulder with such able
advocates of right and justice as the New
YORK Times.
l read the Tribune till 1 got Disguised
with it.
New York, Saturday, August 8, 1872.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-14
MarsInaps sale.

DY ORDER OF TWO EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Tennessee and to me directed
will sell at the court house door in the city Of Knox
vile on the 18th day OF >eltember. 1872 for cash in
hand, all the right title, claim interest and demand
that s. ii. Henry has in and TO the following described
real estate to;wt His undivided interest in and to
less lying and being in the 7th civil district Of Bount
county, Tennessee, adjoining the lands Of Bruer
Donix, Sam' Rorcx and Sale Hair, on the waters of
Bakers creek.
Also, one dwelling house and lot in the town of Lou
don, and bounded as follows On the northwest by
the waters of Stickcy creek and the southeast by
the property of j. G. Brown, anu fronting on -
street.
two judgments lately obtained against said s. H. Henry
in the Circuit Court of the United States for the East
ern District ofTennesee, in favor Of Fields Thay-
ell \ Whitcomb, and one in favor of George W. Reed
X Co.
). P. EVANS, U, S. Marshal
9d1ty4ts
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-14
VIRGINIA. DEMOCRATS OPPOSING GREE
LEY,
A List of UnsaIeabIe Democrats.

Lynchburg Correspondence New York Herald
Virginia stands almost alone in the num-
Der of recalcitrant Democracy. General
Early is not the only man who would
naturally act with the Conservatives who
are opposed to Greeley. w. S. Early, of
Albemarle county, and his son, and in
deed the whole Early family, go with him
in his opposition. Col. Benjamin S. Ewell,
brother of the late General Ewell, and
President of William and Mary College,
not only goes against Greeley but supports
Grant, and declares he has been unable to
discover any military despotism in Vir-
ginia. John Harmer Gilmer, of Rich
mond, who ranks with John b. Baldwin
as lawyer, supports Grant James Lyons,
also of Richmond has declared in a letter
that he will do the same thing unless the
Democracy make straight-out nominal
ton. Governor Wise and his son, John
r. Wise, are well known to be hostile to
the Baltimore-Cincinnati programme, and
it is claimed, they may even vote for
Grant. Judge Taliaferro, Judge Robert
SCH, Jack Mosby and a number of other
leading men are in the same position.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-08-14
In Chaneery Court at Tazewell, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, 1872

APRIL RULES, 1872.
Thomas McDermott and J. g. Kirkpatrick We. Anna B.
McDermott, Marrier b. kirkpatrick, VIM. IL, Kirk
patrick. Mary Kirkpatrick. James kirkpatrick and
Charles Parks.
IN THIS CAUSE. IT APPEARING FROM AN
L order made at the April term, 1872 of said Court
that Charles Parks is nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee that the ordinary process of the law can
Court that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle notifying said nom
a Chancery Court to be holden at the court house in
Tazewsl county Of Claiborne and State of Tennessee
make defense to oomplainans' said bill. the same
will be taken confessed and set for hearing parte
as to him. July l6. 1872. -