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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
Wanted.

An ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT MAN. TO
n devote all or part OF his time IN solicit
ing insurance for the Asbury Ii i'e Insurance
Company. Of New York, in wheeling
LiDeral terms will be grantei. Address
J ROBINSON STRAf ER,
State Agent W. Va, Asbury Life Ins. Co,
IA per's Ferry. W. Va OcfS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04
Moldings.
Paper Fly Brushes.

MEAT, CHEAP. DURABLE. BETTER
~ than feather. Don't break on. Just
the thing for this hot weather. FOR sale by
Z L NICOLL
ty7 At AcLure House Picture store
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04

WashingtOn, Ind, Flour.
nna BBLs. OF THE ABUvE BRAyD
ZUU OF fancy fOur. Just received and for
sale br ". REILLY.
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N e DicAL.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the reflex
and cure OF all
arrangements In
the stonAcn, liv.
er and bowels.
They are Q mild
aperieut, Q and an
excellent purVA.
tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
contain no mcr.
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-05
Dspu6oono Deleeste CsoveuG6oo G noeoaD
Co0DeT.

LsxcoEN CExrER, kan.. Aug. nh, 1871.
The de1eazte coavention Of the Repoblicas
party 81 Lincoln county, in answer 10 . call
Of the Central Commlttee. met 1t Lincoln
Center Aug. 9Th. as O'Clock ?. y.
The convention was called to 0eller by w.
d. Boot0u, Chairman a the Central Commit
tie. who nominated r. B. Bishop temporary
chairman and w. Smith temporary secretary.
TIE chairman appointed v. BsI. Nr. SOell
gsn' stion. aud 8. 0env. W. ID. Booton and
K. y. Peirce. on ecllsafials. The committee
on permanent oeXzniMtion reported. Z. 5.
PeircP, chairman and W. d. BO0tOn. secretary.
The committee sSn cfetlcntial1 reported, and
the delegates took their seats accosdluxly.
On motion. the delegates present were In
strncteti to cast the full vote Of their respec-
tive preci nets.
On motion. Washing smith and d. W. Hen
derson were elected delegates by reclamation
b the State convention, ut Topeka. and K. B.
Bishop and w. ). Wait to the State conver-
ton ut Lawrence.
On motion. the delegates to Lawrence were
Instructed to secure the nomination Of Col. ".
A. Phillips Of Salina. for Congress.
On motion. ID. w. Henderson. 5. Bcny and
x. B. Clark wer'. elected delegates to the 2Stll
Senatorial district convention. to be held ut
Coaeosala. on the nth dsy Of September. aItl
each delegate 10 instructed to appoint his own
altesunke.
On motion. flse resolutions adopted by the
Republican party. Aug. 10th, was adopted as
u motion. the secretary was instructed 70
have the proceedings OF this convention pub
ltsbed In the Sslina papers.
On motion. the convention adjourned.
4. r. PIERCE. ChaiFus1.
w. d. BOorox, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-05

LlScolx CExrEa. Kan. Aug. =, ls7

LINCOLN CKxTKR. kan.. Aug. q, 1872.
NEssas Epsyoas: Your last issue contains
two cosnmuaasfieae; one a which aaaouaees
the oeInnin1lea - . Grant and WuDoa Club,
which else. Is b claimed. Wa .sDsi.ed o.
hast 6Ataft1Ay eveDlng one week 70. Nov,
sir. re propose TO give 70 tie rsa3en q TsE
JoUsxAL . lnll and complete scuosst q tlat
seeding, eagether with the cause which I'D
- T.
Whose names ePpeaUa y ue 1efes aeevs re.
ehoo analDo aloae WuaDd In irself shed digEaes
ard islAny upos any enterprise. We woas1
By 10 nesss create any moe pssjus1oe tAaa
aireauly exises against he nan relesfed to IN
The ninsls q The people 81 Lincoln county, but
ne wosld asaert thas any risque making use
e "'s eis erssss 49, - ~ S. 1 ssn
We would like to be. Nov that lef1er stsfes
that - citizens q Lnealn Ceneef asd vicini-
~ aassnhletHand we again repeal that the
meeting consisted Of ts~ ssea. and not one a
the number ressdee In Lincoln Center. We
next observe that Gr.nt aasd Wilson club ws
duly orKanised Ten days befose I'D Meeting
occuFTel. and that proper constitution and
bylaws were formed Ani that tie roll has heen
extensively cifculafed through Iiacolu conAty
and signed by all the lendinx Republican, Of
the county. OF thesc facts the members Of
that neefin4 WEIR duly notiGcd. We again
thaf meeting 10 draft its constitution Il already
q Deaber a the Grant and Wilson Club md
~ 90 Of ehs comnte1ee who drew up tn
coogeitneion and by-hws shove resesFed %. -
vhose mme senn6s 0rst a the roll. We reotf
. q. l.. Gilmore. Nov tbs b tie extest %
tsns needing s.d Ne vm eow eun 70 the s.nss.
On - ~ q Tie Republican cosvsueto1 b
~ OH dlpcOvesed Int n efuheSoiag
unjosiey q tAcse psesene wese b fvr q DE
centr.l co00jstee whieA w2a eSeceed - ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-05

IL
THIIRSnAY SRpTRNRRR, s. 1877.
-. - = -. -. :.
s-s[-..--..-. n.rm,
= $3.50 80
Sdsooa commences neA'
ThsseeecHfs-"
Husbaerb bas b vel IsaFse''o ~"
Il II not time that de Pseniao 10 ser Ne
Agricultural fair yefe puonso'
pHtd1Dcswn has gone into sasIne.s OF
wes. At Hays city We belteve.@&
Flanders 4 Marlin cell very cheap. De sure
asdAad eat g bow Ms yomsesf."
We hank NJ. I. q. Wells for /" series ~ Of
lxxe HwstermeIons, g Taylse has Il.
he Msthedist p.ssoaage o. Seventh street
has been aoad 70 u. Buiiy. Ff)pe. 8. l0>S
J. \. F~sAe.l has parchassd f.rn In
Lesyea66ssA coanev- - now ru33es these.
= n. - x,..
1sa,e4asnv NJ 49, -. 49, |. vo..r iob
vurk. . -
an Man. ..,.,r,
IN y - 800. - m. aotb $4,000 dis.
tespt.
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49,. ~ s.,,,.. 49,. "a, c,.,c. (.
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ro.;.. - s.,,,o.. - -. -. ~.,.s, .r,,..,. IN
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1890. =. 49, - ASr M
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There IS ~ Lack ot Candidates u's aa. A"eS
'. =. , -.. go, - !.
,,,N,-
So'o@" o's ,s ~ "..e p..'
Move. In The Junction CITY Urvx Office. is to
he tI,e proprietor.
w. ..,..,, ,,... ,.-.;,,, ,r , hox nj
-. .nd ,,,.,,.,.,... ,r-,n.s fro,. u II. Ham,
lin & Co., fruit dealers and candy manufac-
turers, Kansas City.
Win. .,...o.,,..,;, nj 7 ,w,.,c. aud rn,..-
h,~. ho.,, ,lo;r. ~, I;,tIc b,,s;u..s IN the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-05

The Troy Chief has tie lb'lowins concern
Ing person who used to walk " croosedly y
mn and down Santa Fe in the days gone BY !:
Champ. Vaughan Is slushing GreeIeytsm for
the benefit Of the people Of Deliver. He had
an engagement there to pershrm-his popular
act Of committing suicide; bat the reason be
ing unfayorsble for IT. he has done the next
thing nearest 1.-THE hiss gone to sponftns foF
Greeley"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-05

Our readers will remember the ctrcnlar let-
ter published in this paper last week under
the name Of the General Ticket and Passenger
Agent OF the X. r. Road. relative tn the great
exhibition Of the Ameri AN Institute which Is
to he held in New York city this month. Maj.
Berks il authorized to receive for the company
any choice specimens Of corn. cereals IN the
straw and In the grain. fruit, vegetables &C..
which will be forwarded. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-05
S26 REWARD.

so~ass g - n~A q os.sasvs - sslsss
Clssy AGssraas.rsa - nss1asans a.ssey, - .
sals0. &C.,. AU -. tes. - asaS60g 49,
mn0 80 aAsIo.1-
49, ~ sws1s@ssW1-eWA.G
~.sAS~yx Sss:sEs -
e. 49, = ssssSsi~ . - O.. = o.
- g? - ~ ss~~~~s~
49, - - sAyse ses1sa-n. Gv0 - -
assss 49, - - eovsrfhD - - IsssS -
AO60S $3.50 oNzH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-05

See. 3. Thas 0aen - 49, spsn thr eli, esss-4
sac = Tkis O1lsas0 soan t.Ae sSsea and be 10
fosce fRSm and aslsS ~ pG.
Approved AaSa2 "A, 1ss4.
IN. RCsskl.L, May@.
rrct cnpy u % s5dneaR sfd " ih~ Csaaeilmsa Of
iAe Cay of saiina, Asass, ss tte III day u Aag..
Aiisss: YuD u. wmDxAx. City Cirsk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-05

The Mulberry. since the rain Of SYdday
night. Il higher than Il has been Tor twef5eafs.
As J. " Boyles and John Banks weFfcross'
ing the stram on their way 70 town. onday
afternoon. with = wagon loaded with te2eta'
bies. the team was washed down sffe1n Dy
the current and one horse was drowncd/ The
men swan ashore. Ar. Chase. who lives near
the crossing. came to their assistance and s,'c-
cceled In saving one hrse BY drawing him out
with his team.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-05

-Wlae Mr.. Gasasie aAd her enid wsse ssaesd
IN 4 carriage In BsookyiIDe last Fsdayhiehf,
the horses becane irighseeed and Fan ~ =
SalI speed 70 DE b.aGk northeast q ne sown'
and brought up IN ravine. Mr.. Gusnlse
v,s thrown fkum tibs carriage bat WAS Only
slightly injured. The child was found IN the
carriage uninjurcd BY the Rockville people
10 t,.rnef, ont =. .,esse with lanterns to huns
. s." M. --@ &
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-05


Eprross JoCRxAL. In the shsence cf reg
uim reporter. lwll rive you IN ootlipe q ene
great event 1t Cur neiglSos town q Sa1s0se.
Regarding tire origin q tie epierprise. Il knsw
nothing. but presume k7~ss osiatsaeed and
czried out . pare,y charitable ~esk to ben
sasssssy1sdy In general aud help develop the
xreut west and her iueeFest. Bet Il b > splendid
structure. long. wide yud high. and reflects
great credit to the people 1T planned and
executed the work. Tbs bstdee spans tise
Smoky nearly a 9u.rfer Of . mile below tisc
mouth Of the Solosnou river. and mile o.
more southeast Of the town al Solomon. The
bridge Is of iron. similar to tho ono across the
smoky at this place. Il is the King patent.
believe. although. there WAS no questions
asked about it. as the writer had other business
to look after, and lid not expect to write mp
any description Of the event. There were only
a few people present frun he country around.
owiaK 70 Tho haying and Other press q farm
work, but the town people taranl on In force.
AMER = xesss.l riding and driviaR Psocesaaoa.
crossing and re-erosasag tie river,the ssd5eoce
assembled on tie bldg. Ar IN appsOpsi-
ate pr2yss. ..Osd Husared~ was san4-the
words hcia& ~Fittea ~ Tie occaaioa - kind
q dedication hyms. A leW remarks were
1ade BY REV. Cary and eGhsrs. when the
a''d'ence adjourned 70 = sp,ssdfd psc-aic din
ner. gotten up - ~ ladies a sesosoa- IA
dinnes wss all thaG coald be expected, ssd.
fFoa he scraps I'm. we jaAH. Esve god -
isfactisa to the huaxy oaes nd spoke ven
fcr the skin of the cnoks. Asser dSspes
speeches were maale By = saobes e ee~l,eoea
Iron solomon. Airline. Lintlsy nd sshes
.paassk ~ Salis ~ no.rPsesaaG,siv,s a.
oeps ~ haaA. sad 49, ~ sssagA b Gn -
sae spanes beswon QsseAes-
All hail to ~ sREpsir. AeysAiax 10
b,siad and develop ~ esaaery. rnsca
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-05

The forketi lightning played all sorts Of tricks
In the ..axurel vault on Sunday nixlst.-- Il
mas ssi.s-csu@ ssni&he sp -
down. It was = sesEfhl exhibition d fireworks
and reminded us strongly Of what '' little
pumpkins - is man. In its freaks 1t took Occa-
sion to strike house on Gypsum creek. pasa-
Ing down stove-pipc. reaching over to a tn
ble and knocking the disbrs end~ay's. We
do nat lear Of any serious damage being done
In this neighborhoal. although there VA
enough striking" and '' carrying on ia
have struck every house and tree within mn
ARA of ten miles.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-05

MS. Frank EAwkinsOn was discovered to b.
oolfe. Mr.. Geo. krcugef saw the flames Be
fbre they had made much ha.aiway and b.
has .aasaa.ee hey wese qseiledl< N IN
eriginasedh acoal box.
WhiaeAe.d 4 Ssamen's sews depot isa cre<ih
- the oisy. Go t,seee as any tine and you vii
nsd III kinds Of periodical literature, tte I'D
I'M dailIes Of The United Seaacs. illurtr..cs
uepers, a., &c. They also have circulating
library which has already become quite pop
ulaf. x
On Saturday evening last, while the passed
ger train bound east was lying At the dcpO(
De western hound freight ran into her. TIN
lstasr trsia Feeeivtng considerable damage
The passenGcr train bore no headlight, which
ms tie reasua Of the collision.
Ms + J. Rss,l, Of this city will. give = con
cere at De Presbyterian church next THURSDAY
eyeainx, -oue week from to-day. Her reput,
eieass . talso4sa musieiaa vim draw a lary'
sui1ssse xAehas given several entertainment
a IL kisd, ~ e which hase given saivera
sue3sehsGtsa. Lee I'll ascend
An "sex.n,sG" has bern Distributing hi
s,so,f;es about town for twO o. three days. n
= ossnsessse.s, :. bird d passase." nailin'
A. povhese. Ne 0rTies ''nasal" air IN
:. ashts ~ SaGsis or again, on every occ.
ssis. He .Erisds" vel, 1T dses soe Pla!
aasy aew in.
Mrs. p. A. wildaan and MrS.I. II. wsldaan
ot this civ. Mrs. e. p. wickham. wife a Col
C.P. Wickham q Norwalk. Ohio, nd Mn J
a.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-30
From Maryyille.

MARYvILLE, Tenn, Jan. 81, 1872.
Last night at the ringing of the College
bell at 6! O'Clock, large number of citi-
Zens and Others assembled in the chapel,
to witness the public execises of the Athe-
nia7e Society, of MaryvilIe College. The
house was called to order, President Bick-
nell in the chair. Exercises were opened
by prayer from Rev. Mr.. Brown. Mr..
Geo. t. Wassom's defamation was well
spoken, also that of Mr.. VIM. Williams.
The Grafton of Mr.. Robt. Hook, on "In-
temperance was well composed, abound
ing in facts and figures about the traffic of
ardent spirits. Mr.. w. S. Coles grafton,
subject "Our Republic" was we'll gotten
up and reflected much and due credit upon
the writer. The question for discussion
was read-"Should man obey conscience
rather than the laws of the United
States"
Mr.. a. S. Sheden opened the debate af-
firmatively. Mr.. o. G. Witcher, of the
negative, next gave us his views of the
question. Mr.. J. M. Taylor, next on the
affirmative, replied to his opponent in fit
ting terms. Wr. Will Brown, of the neg
ative, closed the debate. The President
decided the question impartialy in favor of
the negative, amid the applause of the
whole assembly. The exercises, as was
SAID by many, were good. Society adjourn
ed until It's regular time of meeting.
De FACTO.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-30
SENATE.
FOR EICN.
Latest From Mexico.

NEw YORK, Jan. 29.-The Herald special
says that Cortina denies completely with the
revolutionists
The revolutionists were defeated in small
fight between Commargo and Mier
Martial law has been declared in San Luis.
An additional disaster is reported to have oc-
Cured to Porfrio Diaz.
AT a meeting of the Federal Council of Inter
nationals reports were presented that show a
rapid growth. Forty new Unions were formed
during the month.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-The Alabama Claims be-
iofe the Geneva Board is the main topic
me Journal is apprehensive that the exorbi-
.Sn' demands and consequent uneasiness, will
'1s'e depression in American stocks.
lHo0erts was inaugurated as President of Lii
OGI1a rrs on New Years day.
- sup Almera, of st. Johns, New Bruins
WICK was burned at sea. It is feared that all
are lost. = ''"'0' '"''' o.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-30
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS BIZ THE CABLE.
miscellaneous and Washington News.
HOME NEWS.

Fires, Murders. and Miscellaneous News.
ST. LOUIS, JAN 29-A brass and hardware
factory and Moran & Powelrs tobacco factory,
on Second street, were burned The loss amounts
to $127,OOO
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.--Tbe Englishman who
lodged with Panorma, who was recently mur-
dered, has committed suicide. He disavowed
any connection with the murder.
There was an unusual amount of murders and
robberies on Saturday and Sunday night.
1t is showing with heavy gale from the
Northwest.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 30.-Judge Emerson de :
cides that the laws Furnishing conspirscies
against the revenue are barred by five, not two
years.
The announcement of the passage of the
Southern Railroad Bill caused great rejoicing
throughout central Kentucky.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2s.-The Congressional
Committee arrived last evening and are stopping
at the st. Charles
Thomas H. Scott, Of the Pennsylvania Cen
trail, II. S. McComb and other railroad mag
mates have have arrived.
The Boys House Of Refuge is burned-esti-
mated loss $4,000.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 29.-Prince Alexis will arrive
on Friday and depart for New Orleans on Sat
urday.
A boiler in the Southern Oil Works exploded
and killed two negroes. ....t#
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-30
WASHINGTON.
The Supreme Court Decide AgaInts tho
Drake Law


WAsHINGToN, Jan. 28.-The special session
of the Supreme Court to-day delivered an
opinion against what is known as the Drake
Amendment, which, in effect, prohibits the re-
ception by the Court of Claims of the evidence
OF the Amnesty and pardon on the part of
suitors, but allows the opposite party to refer to
such amnesty and pardon as evidence of dis
loyalty unless at the time of receiving the
pardon and amnesty. The recipient protested
against tae implication of previous disloyalty
contained in the official document.
The Court adverted to the proclamation of
President Lincoln of 1S63 which granted am
nesty and pardon on condition of taking the
cath, ETC., with restoration of property. except
ing in slaves. The Court asserts the full power
of the President as to granting pardon and am
nesty, the acceptance of which cannot, it says,
be rendered of no effect by legislation of Con-
gress.
The Senate is discussing resolution to bring
direlect kuklu1 witnesses to the bar of the SEN
ate.
In the House, at regular call, bill was intro
duced removing the political disabilities Of Mar
tin ]. Crawford, of Georgia.
Morton has gone to North Carolina. Upon
his return, the Vance-AbbOtt contest from
North Carolina will be resumed.
The Supreme Court issued an order upon the
Secretary of the Treasury to know why man
damus should not isse to pay the Kentucky war
debt
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-30
BODY. Y.SNATCHING HORROR.
How the Trade In dead Bodies Is Carried
On.

It.has leaked out that an extensive traffic
has been carried on here in subjects for the
dissecting tables of some of the Cincinnati
and Ann Arbor, Michigan, Medical Col
leges. There is pretty good authority for
stating that more dead bodies have been
sent away from Nashville since the open
ing of the winter season than from any
other quarter in the United States. They
are compressed into small dry goods boxes,
filled with deodorizers, to prevent the rail-
road officials from detecting the nature OF
the freight. Nashville now embraces
among her population a gang of regularly
organized ody-snatchers-ment thorough
ly acquainted with and skilled in that hor-
rible profession, and who have no regard
for either the dead or the living when
money is to be had.
1t will be seen that one of the bodies
shipped from here has miscarried, if we are
to credit the statement made by the Gin
cinnati Commercial, of Friday, as follows:
DAY before yesterday the steamer Cen
eral Lytle received from the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad an ordinary wood
en- box, of the kind used by manufacture
ers for packing boots and shoes, bearing
the marks John w. Currier, Cincinnati,
Ohio The box was strapped with iron
bands, and weighed over $50 pounds. 1t
was accompanied by bill. Both were
brought up by the Lytle, and the clerks,
mistaking the address, sent them to Mr..
Kern, the candy manufacturer of this
city.
"While the bill was being examined an
attempt was made to pry open one end of
the box, with a view to obtaining knowl-
edge of its contents, when the nostrils of
those standing around were greeted by an
offensive stencil, and glance through the
small opening made discovered the feet
of negro. The proprietors of the estab-
lishment were Immediately informed of
the character of the contents, and forth
with the box was returned to the steamer"
-N0ShUHie Banner.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LIST OF LETTERS,
Advertised January 2e, 1872.


Persons calling for these letters will please say "Ad
vertised and give the date of this list If not called
for within one month they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office One cent will be collected each letter
when delivered.
A-Claiborne Anderson.
B-William Blair. T Barker. T, Button 3Mary Bird
John Bradley. Henry Branch, Francis Brown, Eli
Burkhart, Capt Baum rford.
C-Harvey Carson, L Clinkinbeard.
D-Calvin B Davis,
F-Stephen Foulkner (coD.
H-Hillafd Higgins Isaac Hawkins Fred Hickman
Eli Hackney, james Hail. Mrs Lizzie Hunter.
I-Joe WINS. - "r1I.
XIV Kelsey
I-Jasper Ll I'd, Lucy Luith
M-Mr McDufey. Z Montgomery. ] NJ Matthews.
Mrs Maggie Mcdowell, Mrs Sam Mcclellan.
P-Mrs ] NJ Powell, Miss Lou NJ Price
R-William Robertson d Reynolds.
S-WashingtOn Smith, Robt Sneed Miss Lou Sigler,
Hattie Sharpe, Henry Sexton (coD, Henry Smith, NJ
Smith.
Ed Thomas. James Turner. 0 Thompson.
V-Mary Verson.
W-George Wecher, " Woody. George Woody,
Mason Woods, Wade, Wesley Williams (cop, W W
Wilson,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-30
DISASTROUS FIRE IN NASHVILLE.
Loss Over Two Hundred Thousand
Dollars.

A disastrous fire occurred at the State
Capital on Saturday morning, destroying
property to the amount of 100000. The
origin of the fire seems to be complete
mystery, from the statement of the onion
and american, it not being know even
where it originated. 1t broke out in block
of buildings on the east side of South Mar
ket street, near Church. Upwards of a
thousand barrel of whisky were stored in
Ewing & Co.'S store, and the confagra-
ton when the whisky barrels began to ex-
The Union and American sums up the
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Marriage Licenses,

Inc following marriage licenses were issued
from the otflce of the County Court Clerk dur
George W. Taylor and Ellen Crawford
William johnson and Mary Boyd.
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The total amount insured on the above
was Sl45, 300. We give some of the prin-
ciple losses sustained by the different COM
panies as follows: Liverpool, London
and Globe, 500; Equitable, $4,000
North British Mercantile, S16,3O0; Queen,
$4,000; Franklin, Sl6.5O0; Etna, 5000
Commercial, $4,000, Georgia Home, 5000.