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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-18
VIERNES Is DE 0CTUBRE DE 1872.
YlPOR COGTANERO "PEbAYQ,'

Sc vuelve arecordar los que utilizan este bu-
que para carga, que La admite d su bordO para los
puntos de SUI ruta, desde el dia sguiente su lie
gada evitandose de este modo clique Sc aglomere
scion del Sr. Administrator de esta Aduana, solo
SO admtira carga y despacharan guias hasta Las
dos de la tarde de Ia vfspera de salida no sien
do dia festive, pues en- este case scra La ante
vispera.
San Jua PuertO-RicO, setiembre 16 dc 1877
Iriarte, Herrnen" de Caracena y Comp. 1918
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CEkERIA d. BERNARDO SALIVA,
GALE DE S. JUSTO MUM. a.

En- este Establecimient0 halaran constauts-
llente Inis t:votecedOres un complete sdrtido
de vclas lie cera de superior calitlat, desde nna
a dies seis en libra ii pIe>ios cnnvencionaIe..
Se lace una gran reba Ia las Veutas Al por
mayor.
4 las corporaciones religiosas de esta Ca,ital
Leg offeZeO totla clase 9e velas snperiores 4 las
que hastsl hoy han lgastado. Comprometien.
dome elaberarles los desDerdicios v reetos de-
La eera que consumtn con la reE,aia del 5 pG del
peso y al precio de $40 Il poniendoles una capa
exterior de cera blanca para mayor lcimiento
T&mbien hallaran hachas de alqniler como dis
tintas classes de velas adernadae d precios SUI
Hamente bara:oh .1-12
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AVISO.

Neceeitinloso adQuirIr para las 0bras de In.
genie os de csta plaza, vigas Y altagla de ausu-
DO, los sugetos cue poseyendo dichas madelas.
deseru venderlas. rneden dirigirsus proposciO-
hes 4 la C0iEis0r1a de Fortiicacon sit;. en- Casa
hlanea, expresando las metlitlas precios tie las
pieZas
El Comis'srio de 'uerra Intervention, Emilio
de Tamailt. ID
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Yeso de Paris en- bar
riles, Romans de mostrador de plata forma
hasta de 20 quintales ell casa dc +. RAMOS 3

Con esta fecha he revocado ell poder genera
iisilno que tenla c0nferido Ell doce de agosto de
mil ochocientos sesenta ocho a Don Miguel
Senges, de este vecindario, que Queda separadO
totamente &c mi representation.
Puerto-RicO 10 de octubre de 1S72-Ansellna
BuerO. 3-2
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Hotel del "Universo.'

El que suscribe hace presente i sus muches
buenos amigos taAto de Ia lNii como dc afnera 4lue
tenieuttu que auBeEtdiSe pUr aguI tempo ha tO'Aa
do todas las preca lCones necesaliaS para Qu. los
Srs que concurren su el Hotel del 4Ei Sc
hasta ahora para 10 cuat queda al frente del e.ia
blecimiento D. ( nofre Ncolau cuyo buen cara ten
amabilidad es Va oonocdo de muchos, iguaImtn
te el de su espOsa V ambos ostan iueresaCos elt III
mucha concurencia que qneden satisfechos lns
hnespedes del hoSpedAje para que asl recomien len
el estahlec leciEnlenbO & Sus am gOe.
PneFtO- Rico ~ de Mario do 1s12Ga iriel OnratlUl
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EN- VEN'TA Y MUY BARA'TlT0., II.

30 Lamparas de cristal metal hero do vo,;; 90;
classes; bombas para idem para sacar aena t,,e
berfa de plomo, hero metal llaves para Sas sa
y.agua, grandes y chicas; porta-bombas ' xas 9@s
cheros de varias classes todo 10 concer1ienta
eVidn 8 pianos de distintas dimeusiones na,o
taroles, vldIieras otrOs usos p"'"
por aitlmo ottas muchas cosas que pueden
Esase e q sltad9 as efeeimiepto Puerto
Faco' seslemnFe 10 de r072.-J. E SteiaachVr.
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A Los FARNACEUTICOS DE- IA ISLA.

Sc vende Ia acreditada Farmacia MonclOva
establecida en- esta Capital hay IA amos. Para
proposiciones dirigirse al que suscribe.-Juan
Vicente MOnelova. 3-9
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PRIMER LIBRO DE- Ia NEANCIA,
X J * R ClCKOS ID e LECTURA
LECOIONES DE NORAL
PARA Ell USO DEL LAS ESCUELAS PRLMARIAS.
ARREGLADoP PoRI-

Este librito que ceba de publicarse, ha sitlo
aprobadO por la Autoridad Ecclesiastical de esta
Diocesis; contiene maximas de la mas sana mo-
raj, propias para infundir en- los niilos amor d
Dtos, amor q! pr6jimo amor al trabajo; el pa
Dire de familia que 10 lea Sc apresurala poner-
10 en- manOs de sus hiios.
Consta de 10 paiinas de esmerada impression
y Sc vende en- la Librerla de Gonzales, 4 reales
fuertes cada Exemplary pOr docenas % una.
La persona que cOmpr0 dOee docenas obtendra
una gratis.
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AVISO.

y A consecnencia del fallecimiento de D. Juan
Bautista Fortune e. G.. CD ia casa de comercio
de esta plaza bajo la razon de j. B. Fortune y
ca Sc ha puesto en- liquidacion, los infrascrt-
tos firmaran interinalnente ;i,e nnal1co,nur.
Por!: :. Fortuno, Y Ca en- Uquidacion. Jose
A. Ochotorena.-E. Y. Lavergne.-S. Thomas
10 de setiembre de 1879. 10-1E
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Disolucion de Sociedad,

Por mdtuo convenio sc ha disuelto La sociedad
mercantil que giraba bajo la razon social de =.
Casas Comps ON este pueblo, Qusdando la Il
quidacion cargo do D. Miguel Porrata por
cOmpra que este ha hecho q ID. Emilio CaSas de
todas sus accones derechos
Lanueya casa girarA baio laragop de MIGUEL
PORRATA.
j Fajardo octubre de 1879 S-8
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Vapor "Leon. "

Del muelle de La Capital q Oatano.
medias.' . '0
Se ficta para toda clase de remooue en- esta ha
lila. ufgirse al InaqRiniGta, J. TINAU D. Is
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IABLAS DB .PN0 AMERICANS.

l{gErEsJ ~ TEg4~sE3sF 1-TFsSi t@ses8sas $780,
En- 81 almecen de Cachada en la marina 80 rec;.
heG cous MISUNDERSTANDING - dc 1917 lib
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DE-. VENTA.

Una casa de material de eXceonte coDetrucciun y
de bonita VISTA sta Ell 10 MaSeta n I'm g. Ell que ia
intereee puede verse con d. Ieiro Sif edo que intor
IN sra tie su inpOrie Is ia
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PERODICO pubiea
eis hneas de impression pasando
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MUM. 1913.
REALIZACION.

En- la estancia succession de D. Caste Umpierre
sta en- la jurisdiction de Guainabo, pr6xfma al
pueblo Sc venden vacas prcnadas Y paridas
demas ganadO de orianza y mstanza. 3-s
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PARTE MERCANTIL,
M0VIMIENTO MARITIME.
E,xT RAEsA6.

ES E61A HAS.
Octabre 16.-De Buenos Aires Puerto Espa-
ma en- Trinidad de Barlovento en- dias del III
tlno punto berg. esp. J1ren Miguel 322 ton. cap
MarIstany, con tasajO los Sres. Sobri ios de P1.
n-De 5. Thomas en- II horas vap ing. Elder
sou ton. cap Bucce, c0l parte ciTqa pasa
RerOs. F
n:-De S. Thomas Ell 10 horas vap. ing. Arno
7oo ton. cap Dix, con carga correspondencia v
pasagerOs. us. .
H.-De S. Thomas en- 10 horas vap. esp. Moe
4samG 40O ton. cap. Llovet con correspondent
cla y pasagerOg. ..s ea..r
@AE4KDAA. .sts..
Octubre 16.-para Arecibo goI esp. Meyce1 80
Ton: patr'n Pledra, con provisiones pasagerO
10-Para Hulnacao BAL esp. Jouea Narciso II
ton. patron Carrau, con provisiones.
16.-Para New-York berg ing. Charles A
'Hoard 2f0 ton. cap. Mesen2uer con frntos,
l6.-Para Baltimore berg. amer Geo LdtiDer
188 ton: cap Wilson, con frutos.
i16.-Para Rio-grande bal. esp Oristjna ton.
patron AmadOr, con prOvisiones. a.-5af
H.-Para Aguadilla demas puntos de su ru
ia Vap. esp. MOctesMnlG 4CO ton. cap. Llovet. con
cOrrespOndencia y pasagerOs.
H.-Para Aguad1lla y demas puntos de gu ru-
ta vap Tag. ArnO 756 ton. cap. DIX, con pasageros
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VILLA DE PARIS.
FORTALEZA. 40.

Arados de J. G. Bidwell.-Id. de
R. H. Allen y Comp, nd'neros 21, %
y25.
Puerto Rico octubre Is de 1872. Pc
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a 1O$ ID mea id i'd SO
n mes i'd los pu
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$50.

Con motive de cesar Los negocios de nuestr'a
casa, queda desde esta fecha en- liQni tacion i"
sociedid 1nercantil que giraba en- est plaza baj :
s6:io ID. J. r. Amads hecho cargo dc la liqui-
dacion, ell cual ha confelido d. E. j. Ielesias
poder bastante, para que con el SO entiendan en-
tOdo 10 relative 4 ella.
Puerto-.Rico, 9 de oetubre de 1S72.-J. Il.
Amadis Y cOmps 3-3
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BARATURA IN Il DlAMAE1R.
Gale de s Justo noo 81.

Este aoredita1O ESTABLISHMENTS acaba de reeibir
por e1 1itimo vap. frances, una gran variedad de
aftfcHl que serfa largo ennmerar eapecialmen nte
PARA SENORA6.
@OmbrerOs p0vaS-POlalmas hOtas
-Aev1e0S q SRCOS-.FlOreA--l1u0m se&.- n q.
G101-. 0rAx0AS-LibrOS de xnisa-& -.
Los mismOs ef6ctos para nfiaS
por el vapoT espanol de 80 del pr6ximo nasAdo:
PARA SENORAa.
un gran surtido de POlisones a nbanieoa.
eta1 ' PARA CABALI4ERos.
C31z0d0 de d1erente material, foyaRa Y oreoio
abundand0 los de j. .Ordinas.-PQi&fma9d - de ~.
1A1O para mOntar y efect06 IAflitarNa
Con la abundaneIa " baIatura de dichos artfen.
los esperamos dejar complacdos todos nuestos
favOrecedOres -GuillernO LlaneTaa. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-18

Sc vende el bergantir goleta espahol s. jean
EUangeiista del porte de l13 toneladas que esta
para llegar este puerto
, Para infOrmes pueden dirigirse los que sus
criben, Latimer Comp 2-6
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iAyI\O 4 Los SEIORE\ EAkNACETTIU)SI

Pur 10 necesitarla su duef,o se venGe la Far
Ln;ei;l de Rio-pietIas provista kutcientemepte
lie medicinas y dc lJs enseres ueeeHarius. Al que
convenga potira entenderse CON 81 LIDO. ID. Jo-
sc Julian Monclova.
Rio pisdrak y oetuhre de 1872. 8-S
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Escuela elemental
C0MPLETA
b4lo ia advuaeion deNha. Sra. hN Dolores.

La profesora que snscribe, ofrece nuevarnente al
pdbico establecimientode de instruction sito en- la
calle de San Justo num- 19.
Ademas de las asignaturas primarias y las labores
propias del sexo, dan lecciones de Geografa dc
piano. -
.Asi misno participa que admite alumnas pensis-
niatas de media pension tOd0 conventional
Pnerto-Rico julio 81 de 872-Dolores Barbosa
0e ho0eS. Ain
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MATA-FUEGOS.
1NsTANTANEO CONTRA INCENDIOS.
DEL SR. BANOLAS
VISO 1A1 ORTANTE

Ienemos ei gusto de anunciar al p6bllco, que he
mos nOmbrado como nuestros Representatives. en- es-
te departamentO los Sras. B. Borras Hermanos '
como agente al Sr. D. J. Murien; quedando los pri-
eros garantzadores responsables las cantida-
o'H que 81 les entreguen por la mitad del vaor de
~ GapataIos que, segnn el prospecto publicado de-
o<;n sats1acer los senOres que gusten suscribirse
Los mlsmos senores daran Ell esta materia cuan
SSantecedentes datos ponnenores se soliciten
1aflf& de los aparakOS Y lie SIS carxas
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Historic De los Vduntui@ cuban&
MECHOs MAS NUTABLES
EN QUE HAN TOMADO PARTE.

Obra eserita por ID. Jose Joaquin Rib6, autor tie
varits obras his l0rcas ndvIduO de disrintaS cor
poracioloS cientiticaS nacionales estran geras.
La obra cOnstara de 10 cuadernoS de 100 aginas
cuarto mayor impression papel superior con mag
cionss de guerra en- u9e han tonado uarts aisos
batalones de Voluntarios. reratos do sus princi-
paies gefes. Be reparten dos cuadernos mensualcs.
Precio de cada cuaderno:-Gf LIZ p'a1'''' 29ctS'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-05
OUR STATE TICKET.

The Republican Convention that met in
Nashville yesterday, after full consulta-
ton, nominated State ticket and made
preparations for vigorous canvass of the
State. ,e7
The ticket is the strongest that could
have been chosen. Our candidate for Gov
ernor is young man of ability, energy
and great promise He was member of
the last Legislature, and made fine repu-
tatlon as fluent, forcible speaker and a
discreet and able leader. :si15si-1
Our candidate for Congress needs no in
PRODUCTION to CHRONICLE readers. We
are promised vigorous canvass and we
trust the Republicans of the State will
prepare for one of the most exciting and
hopeful campaigns they have seen for
years.
At the hour of writing this, we can not
make further comments.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-05
Ex.Congrcssman Axtelr for Grant.

Hon. Samuel B. AXtell, formerly Dem
ocratic member of congress from Califor-
mia, has recently been visiting Morristown,
n. j., and in the course of a conversation
with personal friend, said he had deter
mined, after mature deliberations, to- give
his influence and vote to, General Grant in
the present contest. He could not but re-
gard the election of Greeley as calamity
to the country, and he did not feel satis-
fled, as a citizen having a deep interest in
its prosperity, to simply occupy a negative
position and refuse to vote. He had op-
portunities to know something of Gener-
al Grant, and he believed him to be a
thoroughly honest, upright, and sincere
man-infiniteiy preferable every way to
Greeley. Mr.. AXtell is man of large in
fuence and great personal popularity in
his adopeed State, having been twice elect
ed to Congress from the San Francisco
District, each time by majorities of about
5,000-a district which, both before his
candidacy and since, has been carried by
the Republicans. 'sn- sal s,3
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-05
LOUISVILLE.
THE STRAIGHT OUT DEMOCRACY.
Charles O'COnOr and John Quincy
Adams Nominated.
ALarge Convention and Fine Spirits.

NEW York, Sept. 4.-The Times Louis
vile special says the Committee on Reso-
lutions have decided to make O'COnOr's
letter the platform and recommend his
nomination by acclamation.
A Herald special says Fitch, of Indiana,
is working hard for the nomination if
O'Conor can not be induced to stand.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4-The convention
this morning was fine and quite full. 1t
is generally understood that O'Conor's
nomination is determined upon with his
own letter and record as the only platform
of principles. The members say they are
holding him bound to permit the use of
his name to give practical force to th cir
protest against the Baltimore coalition and
the surrender of Democratic principles.
Charles O'COnOr was nominated by ac-
clamation.
Ohio cast four votes for PendIeton and
refused to change them. Beyond this
the vote was unanimous. ~
Geo. Francis Train made some protests,
but was seated, Duncan saying that he was
there by courtesy and not as delegate.
He was expelled amid great kissing and
confusion.
The chair then announced the vote as
follows: OConor six hundred and Pen
dleton four.
A letter was then read from John Quin-
" <Haihs, announcing that he would sup
place.
Adams was nominated Vice President
on the third ballot.
A telegram from Charles O'Conor in ra-
ply to the notification of his nomination
urges the selection of some one else and
leave him to private life. At the same
time he declares his unalterable fidelity to
and sympathies with the Louisville move.
ment. As he fails to say in express terms
that he will not accept, it is construed as
an indication that he will accept if the con
vention still insists.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-05
Home Items.

=. - i, .-sy KNOX COUNTY, Sept. :, lofz. 6
EDITORS CHRONICLE. We had quite a
nice time, and were well entertained and in
terested, on the date of August 81, at the
closing exercises of school taught by ID.
l.. King, in the 5th civil district. of Knox
county, Tenn. At an early period in the
morning the people We're seen gathering
in from different directions, their baskets
plentifully supplied with nicknacks, with
view of hOnoring Mr.. King and his
school with q picnic. The people con-
tinued gathering until there was nice and
respectable audience. At half-past ten,
we were called to order, and a procession
of 95 persons, accompanied with the old
stars and stripes four flags, and two nd
dies, took nice little march. After this,
all were seated. and the grade, department.
and demerits of the school were read out.
Then the exercises, which consisted OF
dialogues, dcclamations and compost
tions, commenced, in which the actors ac-
quilted themselves well, especially the lit
tie folks. Then the presents, as rewards
for excellence, were presented. Then re-
freshments were brought forward, and
kindly extended to all, which amounted to
a nice little picnic. ...,., ...,,...ss.. 80,
For this and the general manifestation
ef kindness extended toward him aud his
school by this community, Mr.. King re-
turns his compliments and kindest thanks,
especially to to the young ladies.
p. S.-Mr. d. l.. King has taught school
in this neighborhood something like two
years, and is respected by this community
in every way as being agentleman, and as
having done good and efficient work In
his occupation. WILLIAM SHELL.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-05
OVARIAN TIIMnR CURED.

Never has a medicine taken internally been known
to have cured tumors either of the womb uteri,
res bowels the knife has been the sole reliance in
the hands of experienced surgeons; but DR.. RadwayS
Sarsaparillian settles this question: For it has cured
over TWENTY persons of OVARIAN CYSTs and TUNOKs,
well as TumOrs in the bowels, uterus womb, liver,
Dropsical Busion. Ascites. and Calculus COncreons.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER -s. ..,-.
from prominent gentleman and resident of Cineinna
IT, Ohio. for the past forty. years well known TO the
newspaper publishers throughout the United States:
tlE NEW YORK, Oct. 1lth, 1870.
DR.. R4DWAY-Dear Sir: L am induced by a sense of
duty to the suffering to make brief statement of the
working of your medicine myself For rsevera years
had been affected with some trouble in the bladder
and urinary organs, which some twelve months ago
eliminated in terribly affecting disease. which the
physicians all said spasmOdic structure in the
rethra as also iufanma alton of the kidneys and blad
der and gave it their opinion that my age-3 years
would prevent my ever getting radically cured.
had tried anumber of physicians, and had taken large
quantity of medicine both alOpahc and homeopathic
but got relief had read Of astonishing cures hay
been made by your remedies and some four months
ago read notice in the Philadelphia Saturday Even
ing Post of cure having been effected person who
had long been suffering as had been. i went right
off and got some of each-your Sarsaparillian ResOv
ent, Ready Relief and Regulating Pills-and COM
meneed taking them In three days was greatly re-
lieVed, and now feel as well as
t.ts E C. w. JAMES, Cincinnati Ohio.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-05
GLORIOUS VERMONT.
OVER FIVE THOUSAND INCREASED RE
PUBLICAN MAJORITY.
.srhe Tldal wave ROLLS On.'

-
NEw YORK, Sept. 4.-The World puts
the Republican majority for Governor in
Vermont at $4,000. 1t says nothing edito-
rally. s3--~
The HeroZd's latest dispatch gives It 81
900, and says both parties did their best to
win and the result is therefore very signi-
ficant. i&vi IS
The Tribune puts the majority at about
q, 900. The full vote will probably show
an increased vote for both parties, but larg-
er for the Liberals and Democrats than
the denomination party and considering 6
the utter hopelessness of carrying the State,
the opposition did very well.
The Times puts the majority at 26,O 600.
The HeraJd's White River Junction
special says the arrangement by which
the Liberals and Democrats were to eX-
change votes on the Governor and Legis-
lature was not carried out by the Demo-
Gratis. Furthermore, every disaffected
Democrat Joined the Republicans as disaf-
fected Republicans joined the Democrats.
So far five Democrats and one Liberal
were elected to the Legislature.
MoNTPELIER, Sept. 4.-The Senate is
Republican. The majority
will be probably 5000.
Some additional returns from Vermont
confirms previous indications that the Re-
publican majority will reach about 25,Ooo.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-05
POLITICAL.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. 4.-The elec-
tion in Wilmington shows heavy Demo-
cratic gains. Joshua &. Simms, Democrat,
is elected Mayor by over 100 majority, be-
ing the first Democratic Mayor since 1860.
The Republicans lost in every ward.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 4.-Tilden called the
Democratic Convention to order, and Col.
l.. b. Faulkner was chosen as temporary
chairman.
COchrane called the Liberal Convention
TO order. Both Conventions after appoint
ing committees had recess.
+. G. HOunglove was chosen as tempo
rary chairman of the Liberal Convention.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-05
HOME NEWS.

WATCH HILL, r, l., Sept. "A special
says it is believed that when the wreck of
the Metis is raised out of the sand in which
it is imbedded. several bodies will be discov-
cred. 1t is believed that the extent of the
disaster was under-estimated and that more
lives were lost than reported.
PROVIDENCE, Sep. 4.-Manton E. Hourd,
late cashier ofthe Rhode Island National
Bank, has been sentenced to the States
prison for nine years. Pierson, the teller,
is sentenced to nine years in the county
jail.
BosToN, Sept. 4.-Chief Justice Chase
left Boston this morning for NarragaDset
on his way to Washington. He has been
passing some weeks in New Hampshire,
and his health has greatly improved.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-05

TENNESSEE.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
4 Full State Ticket Nominated.
An Active Canvass Promised.
Johnson Gees TO West Tennessee.
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suectaI 10 the ChrOnicle.l
NASHVILLE, Sept. 4-Fhe Republican
State Convention met to-day at II o'clock
in the Capitol. 1t was organized with
Hon. III. III. Harrison for Permanent Chair
man. A strong fight was made on the
policy of max ing nominations. East Ten
nessee opposed making nominations and
Middle and West Tennessee favored it.
The proposition to nominate was carrie d.
Hon. A. a. Freeman, of Haywood was
nominated for Governor; Hon.. Horace
MAYNARD for Congress for the State at
Large Hon. Alvin Hawkins Elector at
Large. All tire nominations were made by
acclamatiOns. All the nomin atiOns created
applause. HE
. Mr.. Maynard accepted in shortsPeech,
one of the best of his life. Hon, A. A.
Freeman also accepted in short, appro-
pirate speech.
The organization of the State for an. .ac-
tive campaign was provided for.
Andy Johnson will at once open an ac-
tive canvass, beginning in West Tennes-
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$500, 900 Cash Distribution
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT
a FIXED FACT,
SEPTEMBER 2Sth THE DAY.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEVER,

rI,IIE VAST SALES OFTICKETS ALREADY made
Il and the increasing demand for them from all quar-
tiers having determined the Trustees that the Grand
Gift Concert for the benefit of the Public Library of
Kentucky, advertised for Saturday. September 2S,
1872 shall positively off that day without post
pOnement, the management now notifies all who ex-
pect to participate in the drawing that they should
buy their tickets at once. Delay for few days caused
last to go without them Some living in Louisville
waited until sales were closed expecting doubt,
postponement, and then offered Fifteen twenty. and
even seventy five dollars for tickets which the day
before offered to purchases at the regular prices
Others living at distance. sent thousands of dollars
by mail and express which got here after sales
closed and had to be sent back. These disappoint-
ments need not occur again if the warning given
in due season is needed.
The drawing will begin precisely at o'clock. Satur
day morning, September 2S 1872 in the great hall OF
the Public Library Building and continue until tho
one thouSfed gifts are all drawn.