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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
Yanline 0urea UNI bic SnDiancr.

gauline 2ucca, bic s~efeierte Spernian9erin,
madte AM Sreitag lester ISOLDE ben auf Der
Gufreiie pom @aibinston in Stem Dorf pers
usilenben !Sauptlinsen oer Siour Snoianer
cine Siiite, I'm aud Die nreinpobner bes
2anbes fennen su lernen.
Srau 2ucea perfu9te ii9 in 8e9leitun9 oes
Germ Sarrett in oos 8rano Central Sotel,
mabte bort sunddit bic Sefannti6aft oes
Sesleiters Der Snoianer=S duptlinse, SbriIt
O'Gonnor, unb lieb lid burd oieien bann Die
0erren Goler 8ar, Gilenbe Gntilope, 9ons
~nerfalfe &C. porltelen. Sic fano ite, pie lie
mieoerboIt nit Gntsiden erfldrte, .rei5eno"
uno erpieoerte bersIid bes be9rlbenoe rSau"
mitremlel6en uruildlisen Naturlaute. Seim
IbIdt:oe na9 allsemeinem Sdnoei9ltteln
unb enpfansener i3uia9e oes Gesenbeiu9s
entbe fte Yauline einen Snoianer, Der, ent=
l9ieoen mibseitimmt uno aus irseno weldem
4runoe aroleno, feline Oede uber oas babe
@eii9t se5ogen, an Der Gbir fauerte: 80,
Sa lit nod Giner! Sau! bau! aoieu!" NIT
oieien 8orten itredte iie ibm Die 9ano entses
gen, ~anfan9s per9ebIi6; LANCE jeood fonnte
Der miirriIbe &rieser ibrer bersli9en 2iebensz
rpurotafeit nidt wtoerlteben, lieb bic Sede
fallen uto i6utteIte Iadeno Die oar9e6otene
Sano.
Nm foIsenben Sage rpuroe Der Belu6 Don
ben Snoianern in SO. II DIT Ia. Ctr. erpt=
bert. Sic fubren in elmer mddtisen pier;
ipdnnisen Sotelfutide uor, BARN tie, wie bic
9irinse suiammensepadt, iaben. Gae ers
i9ienen i'm b69iten S9mud, NIT ariessfar'
ben beirnIt. NIT r11htinpn 6phprfnnfnit nor
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
Mgenten=G nittun8em.
gmpfangen bis gum Is. Sftober 1872.
Giucinnatier Marftberi6t.
Cincinnati, IA. Setrssr 1879.


rlIs. - Wibbltns ls5 Gts. per Wfunb.
geIentprn.- Green 8aep 81 CITE. 9Rsp 8a!es
z-s1 gents per 9fune.
gobaen. Sroindre psibs 81. oo-2.5o; bsfts psiss
81. so bis 800.
suttsr.-g Ds1srn aefsrse 23--2s gts. ssfs Cen
tal Sbic 23-25 Gents per gfunb. Shfsdtsre Sualir
tat fam 81 I2-1s Gents sefauft psreer,
Gier. - g Cents per Dusenb.
gtfen.-S pt 9laif Charcoal $50. Oo-59.oo Stpns.
coal. $57 .0o-5s.00; Grlo Slait Charcoal 5 -
~ssnsifsn SIS ly5 Gts; 5ufsifsn 63-7A; Rdee!brubt u
Gents.
8tbsrn. eo-s2 Gents per gfunb fur 8sbru BON
lebenpen @dnien.
gsflassi.- 5abnsr, aIts sS.5o-4.Oo, iunas $500
bic S2.75 per Dugenp.
gsrterrinbs.-gefs Oat 500. Oo-21. 90.
@etreibe.- Dsi,sn. - Better trpfsner rptbsr Dtn.
tsrpei,sn sl.45-1.55 per Sui6sl; 5useI $l.bs--l.sO;
DeiRsr 81 .60-l.7o per 9uIhel.
Seine Serdneeruns isit leeter gScGe.
gBelIbfprn.- Ysmilntee 8pubentprn ~; Wfsbts 43
gtS. gelhdltes az Cts.
5afsr. = Nsusr 3o-s5 Gents. is mad SpaIitd,. al
ter $40 Cts.
aosssn, : Sc. /, ~ Cents; &c. 2, $50 Gents
scr Sultfl.
gerits.- 1876 gts. per suiaet, is nah aualiia,.
Mal;. - 81 in gutter Nadfrase une fet ID S5-95
Cts. fur fair bis gut uno Sl.0O-l.2 % IIr printa bic
aussrIsienss Sprias unb SAL.
ets.; sater bic better 21-2s Gents; Sasa, 2s- IS
Cts. ; Sanitation, 24-25 Gts.; 9asuopra, 242e Z a.
per Yfunb.
3udsr. - Rsp Srlsans, prbtnarsr is gutter lo-1o4 ;
Better bis aueerleiener li4-lll gts; Gsnarara III
II; barterrdff1nirter l3!--l33; Rafee;ufsr l11-123 ,
selbey l03-ll3 Gte.
Sduts. g3slsHint. (bsi grfauD 20 Gents; aua
BEN Store % geRta per 9fune; srans 81 Gents
uabsefal,ene le-l03 Gents; hcfeneeIalsene l5-17 Gts.
Ger @funb; &albfele (erineefalSsne) I5-I7 Gents PEI
| gfunb trodene Etp % ts rs @ts.
5su. 8sites aimctts SIS. 00-22. 90. rittlereSSl5
bis SIS. 90, eteinares So. 00-l5.0 90.
Sppfsn. Better ritlther $50 gts.; NistDnitn
IS bis 70 Geats; 9aieriiher 1875 gents per 9tunb.
Alter i5-35 Cts.
8dfe.- 6abriftals, better, 15--l6 Gents per gfo.
Rlfertroaren.-6 letfhidfer 81 .25-l.4O; Mebls
fdfer $40 Gents eifensebuncens Selfdher Si.1o-i.s 80;
| eifensebuneens sSbisfsfanr $l.so--2.00 S6nals'
lisrees 81. 70-$l.sO GAM 3isrees $500 Cts. eidt
bpssbeabs s5.75-$6.00 SIad 5sssbeap8 $500
2.25; Hiessnbids s2.T5-s.Ooj Slad Salb garsls
$3.50. 9arpfsss 5o-55 Gts. Beef aiertss 81 1920
8IfertpIb. Gin 6luB unc g.. ". 81. G,ienbabn
Hohifornpn pr Soufenb. Sl3-I5. 90. 6baAbsob @ton
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b.

9enti6Ianb. - Geiie nm bic MeIt.
Berlin IL. Oft. Cine Slotte pon flnf
oeutIden &riessibiffsn miro iebt gu elmer
Geiie UNI bic @elt~ ausseruRet. Sic Grpeoi=
ton ,tebt unter benz Commando pon 4omiral
Merner. Oie Slotte ieselt brett mad Beit=
inbien uro BON ba nod Stem Orleans unb
anberen Safen in ben Ser Staaten.
8rina Sriebri6 9einri9 albert,
Sruber bes &aiiers BON 9euti6lano, itarb in
Berlin an1 Is. b. Mts.
&ai1er @iIbeIm bat flrsli9 einen ;ruei
seiten lansen 8rief @aibin9ton's fir 200
Tbaler angefauft. Daflr i9nupft Der
feline Braiioent Der fransoiiden Gepub.
lit ~sesenmartis aus Der Sieblinssoole Sr'eos
rid's bes Groben.
Ser berlbmte Gompontt Sfenbad
bat bic Steae ais Muifoireftor bei'm Sperns
baus su Cairo, Gsppten, nit einem iabrIi6en
@ebalt pom $4,000, uoSu i'm Der Rbeoiue
ernannt bat, an9enommen.
Cine @eIpenfersef6idte. - gor
etpa adtSebn Wonaten mir citiren bier,
iei es aud nur sur Gurioiitat, bic 8erliner
yppI l&uto .eHh at e'nelH Wv oe1I'itIt
lbeater anseitelter zimmerman, Der bel
oemieIben Suslei9 ben Ba9terpoiten periab.
Auf benz sterbebett duberte er gu einem 3a:
meraben: v8ilbeln, nit mir is aus, i1 mub
fort, aber Du pirit ieben, id boil mir meb:
rere Don Sud mad, pero's gub aud INNER
uorber anseisen." Seitber iino bereits pie,
Dem ielben sbeater Mnseborise benz Simmer:
mann in bic grbe sefolst uno iebesmal ruuroe
4 big 5 Nadte Dor Dem Iobesfale bic Snipi:
cisntenslode auf Der 8Ibne beftis uno mebr=
mails ansesosen, 10 bab es nidt nur Die gSad):
ter, ionoerR aud mebrere in Dem %anitobenoen
8arten iid aufbaltet,be Berionen borten, no
bel INNER, ebe bas 9~lodenseiden eri6aate
Der Suno ber Ma9ter unrubis puroe unit
enoli1, ,penn bas 9duten eridol, in flag:
Tides 8ebeuI ausbrad.
Nls Der Chef Der SIbne I'M Trlbjt br bic
les Sabres ernitlid e~rfranfte uno man Ieiner
loo befur9tete, erparteten bic Wd9ter dnslt
LID bas ominoie 2duten, oas iie ibr.m per
horbenen Gameraben suI6reiben, aber es bliel
aus uno Der Gbef 9enos wioer aaes Grparten
Da plobIid lieb 1i6 Dor furSer Seit tiei il
Der Nadt bic s~eipenitise Glode wieber bore,
uno Idon "a Stunoen oarauf mar Der Oefo
ra%tionsmaIer bes Tbeaters, elm iunser, frdf
tiger Wann, cine 2eide. - Gibt's oenn pirf
LID Oinse 3uii9en Simmel unb Groe, fls
Der benz senannten Ibeater anseb0rise Sc
mdbrsmann bin3u, Don oenen ii6 unler
Sdulpetsbeit nidts trdumen ldBt?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

nes~ Gupibo's S%interbaIt. - Der i90ne
9oeen16ut, 2iebe, i9iebt le.ne 9feile BON pielen
SinterbaLten, ober es lit 5meiielbaft. ob er feline bers=
oursbbebrenoen Yieile BON irseno elmer 9imbuscaoe
nit mebr effect abidiebt. ais luena er oies tbut ucn
Den 6letten rno Soden eines ~iiperben Ropfes poll
Saor. Sar1en, rpelde pom ber ytatur ni9t init bic
fem frDnenoen 2eis Der Neiblidfeit ausseitattet
limo, fonnen raid unb fiber Die auantitdt ibres
eeben. ruenn Sie 2pon's Ratbairon as Elm tdglides
Saarlnittel eebrauben, ,pdbrens bic, ruelte uon Der
5iatur nit einem lleberfluB bieier ,@Iorie" ibres
@el6le9ts ausseitattet iino, oieielbe erbaIten fon:
men, unbeeintrd1tist in Guantitdt uro unpermins
bert in Sdonbeit big sur Iesten sebensperiooe.
IS befinSet fid Elm madienoes grin3ip in benz
aatbairon, peItes buditablid oas Saar sutnst.
Blu madien. SO nin.mt 3usIei4 Iusi6Iag, @rlno
uno ale llnreinisfeiten uno Euiteln beg aopfbaut
fort, petde Der raiben uno s~eiunpen GntpsfIuns
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

Der v0atlp Sentinel" ptro i'm Gebduoe
oes ugSsftbOten" seiett unb ~rebisirt, unb auf Der
GampfpreTe bes ,Beitboten" seorudt. &it Der
Seraussabe bes Blattes baben gteinbarb Ii. Sieier
ni6t bas Rinoeite 5u tbun. Dir MAIDEN oieie Be.
,~nertuns einfa9, neil mir uns nidt NIT fremben
Seoern gu i5miiden ruilniden.
l1ebrisens freut es uns aufridtis. oaB ber SEM
tirel" cine 10 CUTE Iufnabme s~efunoen unb bet eer
Sctober,pabI 10 treffIide 0ienite seIeiitet bat. Die
unternebmer iino leibise iunse 2eute, bic infer
8obImonen uno unier gertrauen beiise1 unb mir
pouen boffen, bab es ibnen s~eIinsen rptrb, benz
8latte cine oauernoe Griitens su ueri4affen. IS lit
unbeoinst notbuenois, bab uniere gartei in Der
Sauptitabt uno in eiuem County, in rpeIdem fie BEL
Der SetoberpabI ~abern1aIs einen 10 entidieoenen
eies errunsen bat, burd Elm tasIi6es enslii6es
glatt uertreten rpirb. N6sen uniere politii9en
6reunbe benz Sentinel" eaber ibre unteritituns
3umenoen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
8rauerei III b~erfaufcn.

R: inc In grrtsmcutb, Geipio Co., O., ssIsssne uah
bst ms einssri6tste 8rauerr. nebf gstdnIidfsiifn, III 90
psr aufsn. Cine quite MirttfHaft III mil. esr Grcutrn
VET ,unesn une ii fur 3auauaise sins ft!isnt 0sifssatss.
9e.insuneeH annsbmbar. m
Essen @atrsm ssubs man I'D oa ben Giesnsbans.
Sohn 2anher.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
Sberiif's Yroelamation.

5tsriff's Office.
Gplunbus, g., Is. October 1879.
Sd. Samuel 3bpmpfsn, Sheriff pom GraniliE
Counts, Staat Sbip, forbere hermit bic f~in,rtberedtisitg
8urae- srn Eronf!ir gruntn, I'M Staat Sbiu. auf. nd
am
Dienltaa ben 5. Rouember 1879,
an ben eefp5bnli6en Stimnrpldsen in ibrsn ~,efrsetista
gBdrbs unb 3ornfbipS eia;ufnttn, I'M bafelbR mad
Massate teS @efsses, speiunbsrpansis Glsetcren far gydS
fesnt unb 8ies> grdibeat Der Ser. Staaien stradB hn
gcnfitn.icn Der Der. Staaten uab bitfes S.aatss ~ ar
!rablen.
rrtunbIi6 benen babe id beute, an flnf,ebn,tn Csts.
Der I'M Sabre bes perm Elm taalene a6t buneert uae ipti
unp ~Tsben;is unb i'm iebsn unb n~eun3iefisr
.f@:s.T1 Sabre Der llnabbansistsit Der Scr. Staniss
S"s". ron au,ertfa, aesenfpdriise nrtunee inter
;sihnetune hasS teael meinesamtes ~btissfiet.
Samuel Sbompion,
Sheriff bon grdatsia Grantp. Oeis-
Of, Is, NH
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

gtttsburs, Il. ID. 1872.
Eintsief. - Befes Suibsr Gil Gts.; suite
55--6 n~itteIsutes 43-5 gts. Gtrfers "a Cts.
S9afe. = Bette 53-5a Gts. uittIsre a-Sa 81
bindre 4-44 gts.
S1weins. IS .7o-5.5o per Punberf.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

"a" 9err SAT. 9tebl in 0eapertorun, Norsan
Co., o., roar 10 sefalis Die asenttr bes 8eitboten
fir 9eauertoun unb ln,seseno gu iiberne9nen, uno
lit Don uns autboriiirt, geIper fit ben aeitboten 81
erbeben u,o barber 5u %quittiren, iouie aud ges
i%teIunsen auf bas 8latt entsesen su nebmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
9ienitas, ben 5. Rousmber 1872,
8rauerci 1T b%erfanfen.

Cine nod neue 8rauersi. NIT einsn, @fer 9anb bate,
allies I'M beifen 8ufdnb, tpinfht Der Gisentbunter altere<
rpsssn binie ~ ~psrtaufsn. Sa6sufrasen cher gu abssf~
firer,
Mnton MarIh,
Stt l7-4mw Gssertpn, gsiaianns Grunir. 8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

Sn Der oben Isabelle mo bic pars rfmen sHmen unoo pie wmisen shnnwn nit stba.
wade fir sl empres Ght absMgben wuron NELL 6 bes nibt Der gIbe hbnen wabe
Der gaboat fir gtansrdr aF benz Eempaey Stet SerMnano sdumaDer elm unoir 0et
hr braht s i'm aamen County f 81 etumsn; Barter fit armenbaus Director anF1 32 shmmen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
5tQDt Columbus.
9as @eiultat in syranflin Gounts.

aus benz officieaen BabIberidt, ben tnir beute
in sabelenform mittbeiIen, sebt beroor, SaB bas
game bemofratii9e gountp Iidet init elmer ein3i.
gen Mlsnabn1e errpdblt tuoroen 1T. 0ieIe ein3ise
Irsnabme bilbet Bplie, Der Ganoioat fir eonntp
anpalt, Der pom ieinem @esner Naib seiblagen
rpurbe. Serr gaib rpeiB es, oeb er feline Bieoerers
rpdbluns ni9t ieinen politii6en aniibten, ionoert'
ein3ig Ieiner sroben, in bieiem a,nte errporbenea
popuIaritdt uno Der edrudGe ieines @esners pers
oanft. Ea9 BEN ~officieaen geri6t iteaen it6 Die
Nebrbeiten Der bemofratii9en ganoioaten iiber
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
Columbus marftberiebt.
eoIumbus, Is. DIT. 1879.
Yittsbarser Giebmartt.

sals per Gab 81. 25--2.35 Den
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

la9e Da1le SeII pope etHe Saglull9 uph Soo,>
600 erpartet, mel1e in Solse zines i3ufaQs,
zines lebr sllidli9en, aussebIieben war. Sla6
ooabradter arbeit wuroe bic Mboptiutodter
pope's bic etiese beruntersebolt unc gu Der
5Srau Yope in baS 8ett 9elest NIT Der Wet=
Jung, er1t uenn einise 3eit ueritriden iein
uerbe, Die 8anoe su 10 len. limb nun fubren
ole Serren nit ibrer 8eute bauon.
Ssn GinssSins, g. g., entitano am
9ienitas Nbenb bur9 bas iorsloie Sanobaz
ben Ser Sadeln in einem republifanii6en
;Safelsuse Elm Seuer, 1peldes einen SerluIt
Don sl5O,OoO im polfrei9iten Stabttbeile ans
ri6tete.
Sn 8oton i9Ius am Montas Gin finf=
idbriser blooiinniser 8nabe, Namens Yatrid
eerpis, fem breiiabrises S9meiterden GQa
nit einem anilppel 10 LANCE auf ben Sept,
bis es toot mar.
Son elmer &lapperi6lan9e sebiI=
len. Sim febten Sonneritag murbe funf
Neilen luolid uon 8iaiams, smiiden Soma
Rails unb Sort Dodge Soma. Elm l3:iabrises
Utab6en, Todter pom Srn. 8uebman, uon ei:
nsr 8lapperidlanse sebt1en uno itarb inner
halb smei Stunben na9ber unter ben fir9ter;
Ii3ften Sbmer5en.
S6neden. - Na9 siemlid senauer
Itatiitilden 8eri6ten 1uerben auf ben Mdrf:
ten uon Paris iabrIid fir so Bis 10000 Srcs
59nefen p~erfauft. Seit bic Aultern MID,
ALIEN ieltener semoroen, Ionoern aud nod
elmer Gteuer unterworfen 1inS, belduft lid
ole 9ussabe, pel6e Yaris fur S9neden iabr
lid i~penoirt, bereits auf erfledli9e Summen
Sn Sberitalien, beionbers in Genebis, lit be-
Gertauf oieIer Sdaaltbiere nidt unbeoeuteno
Wan iebt auf Dem Dtartte oes Yonte Giuoal
ia sanse &iiten NIT Sdneden sefIat, Die +
LAUDER perpadt linb, pie bic 2eip,iser 2e6en
unb bieie S6neden iino Die sroben nit seIb
braunen 8ebduien us9eitatteten Baloi9ned
en-, bic anbersrpo aud pom ben drmlten 2eutel
ni9t ais Speiie benubt ueroen! Sic liefer1
in Der Shat cine Suppe, Die an WoblgeIdma'
Der vNtof=Gurtle Coup" burdaus nidt mad
ltebt.
Grbbeben. Siour Gitp Soma, 10. Oh
Genern frub UNI 9 ubr 50 Mtinuten murb
oiele Staot BON einem beftisen grbbeben beim
seludt. 9as golf itiirste aus ben Sduier
uno cine 3eit lang berridte srobe Nufresuna
Der Stob belt i Winute an unb rpabren
Der 3eit fiel allies Geidirr berab unb mantle
Die Sduier in ibren 8runbmauern; bod mir
Don feinem beoeutenben Sdaoen an Giser
tbum beridtet. Sn Sort Ganoaa ueripuri
man ebenfaas einen beftisen STOP. Sn yani
ton e%mpfano maj einen i6ua9en StoB. So
ri6te aus ben ~tbrisen Sbeilen 9afota's sci
gen, bab man bas Grbbeben on allen Saup,
punften perIpIrt babe.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-11
A FAIR DIVIDE.

The Greeneville Sentinel and Reporter,
the home organ of eX-President Johnson,
abiding to the multiplicity of candidates
for positions to be filled by the Legislature
says:
There is talk, however, of nipping the as
piratlons of such profusiOn of candidates
In The bud, by paking "a fair divide" of
the offices, between the Johnson men and
the Republicans, each party to the COM
pact to support the candidates of the other
for the offices assigned respectively. So
lar as speculations go, il seems to be set
tied that either James, of Hamilton, or
White, of Hawkins, johnson men both, J
will be made Speaker of the Senate; Houk.
(Republican,) of Knox, to be Speaker of
the House.
For Comptroller it is thought Blackburn.
Republican, will be put through, and
some johnson man, not yet determined
upon, to be Secretary of State.
How all the above certainly is, we cam
not say, but gather the rumors as thew fIy.
That is would be better for the Johnson
men, in the absence of any abatement of
the anger and and rancor of the Cheatham-
ties, to form such temporary confedera-
lion, we feel certain. They cannot afford
to submit to ostracism and abuse from
those upon whom the people have set their
mark OF disapproval. The people are for
the Union and freedom of thought, action
and speech, and if left to act upon their
untrammeled impulses, will do right. So,
johnson men, stand firm, let come what
may
For some time past the Union and Amer
'cdn has been cooling to the Johnson men
as gentle as turtle-dove. 1t seems to have
had very little influence, however, on Mr..
Johnson's home paper. Oh, the miseries
of REORGANIZATION ~ ..- m
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-11
COMMENTS ON THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

The comments of the press on the Pres-
dents message are on the whole very
favorable.
The New York Times says, nothing
could be more plain or business-like and
that not in twenty years has President
been able to lay before the people more
gratifying public exhibit.
The Herald Ind.) pronounces it good
message and valuable State paper, brm-
ming over with all the vast and multifa-
rious concerns of the country at home and
abroad. .-
The Tribune 1nd.) declares that it is a
plain, business document, pressing some
mischieyous old plans and presenting some
good nav ones.
The SIM Dem thinks it commonplace
and conspicuously encouraging every
measure looking towards Capitalization.
!. The World DEM thinks the messag
does not show the President far-sighted
1t pronounces his recommendations as
gathering up the tail ends of spent ques-
tons"
The Philadelphia Press says No words
of ours need be added in praise of the
message, which is simply calm review of
the nations history in the last year, and
clear statement of its necessities in the
next from the Presidents standpoint.
The Missouri Democrat says: 1t is a
plain, straightforward, business-like pa
per, comprehensive in its scope, and going
sufficiently into detail to convince the peo-
pie of the nation that President Grant is
an honest, faithful and pains-taking quad
ian of the public interests.
The Chicago Inter- Ocean says of it: 1t
is marked by that straightforwardness of
statement which has characterized all the
messages and public acts of President
Grant, and adds to his reputation as a eau
uous, shrewd, far-seeing statesman, who
gains strength as he gains experience, and
giving promise of entering upon his second
term with deservedly largely increased
popularity among all classes of the peo-
pie.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-11
DEATH OF MRS. ANNA H. FLEMING.

Weannounce with sincere sorrow this
morning the death of Mrs. Anna H. Flem-
ing, wife of Hon. John NJ. Fleming, editor
of our contemporary, the Press and
Herald, which sad event occurred Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. Though not
unexpected to the relatives of the deceased,
the news will be sad to her many friends
who have known her from childhood.
We extend our warmest sympathy to the
afflicted.husband...i his bereavement and
assure him that the community, one and
all, share his sorrows, for but few have
grown to womanhood in Knoxville whe
had more friends than Anna Fleming.
Anna Howard Fleming was the fifth
daughter of Hon. Samuel Boyd and was
born in Alabama on the 1st day of July,
1910. Ola cheerful spirit, always pleasant
and attractive and possessed of remarkable
beauty, she was from her childhood
great favorite. AS young lady
she was remarkably fascinating in her
manners, and by reason of her beauty
was universally conceded to be the belle
of the city. She was fortunate in having
high social endowments, so that her
mothers home for years was the center of
attraction for a large circle of admiring
friends.
She was married to Mr.. Fleming in May,
1860. He was then a practicing Attorney
in this city. The fruits of this marriage
were five children, one of whom died
n he haA he 1f
four months survives her. She was an
affectionate mother, ever watchful of her
children, to whom she was most thor
oughly devoted. Though engrossed in
her domestic duties, she still preserved
the friendships of earlier years, and
was always bright and welcome visitor
in many households. -.f-
Her life went out peacefully and calmly
as the bark glides into the placid stream.
Conscious to the last, recognizing every
dear one about her, calmly giving direc-
tions as to her children as though prepar-
ing for journey, her spirit took its flight
for the brighter world where she was to
meet near and dear ones who had gone
before her. For long months she has been
patient sufferer but through it all was
cheerful and happy for she had the con-
slant attention and tender care of her
husband, who, though suffering from an
accident that befell him last Summer, was
ever by her couch anticipating every want
that the tenderest solicitude could suggest
And thus surrounded by husband, and
children, mother, sisters and brothers, in
full possession of her faculties with the
spirit land opening bright before her, her
soul took its upward flight.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-11
OUR IRON INTERESTS

We publish in another column fan in
teresting letter from New York, giving
some important information about the iron
interests of our neighboring county of
Roane. From the statements there made
1t will be seen that this branch of industry
Is assuming grand proportions in that
county. With the large blast furnaces of
the Roane Iron Company and the propos-
edfurnace ofthe Oakdale Company, Roane
VIII become the first iron county in the
South. Its vast deposits of coal and iron
lying on the Clinch and Tennessee rivers
offer peculiar inducements for manufac-
turing through its river navigation direct
with Chattanooga. What is needed now
to make this interest still greater is addi-
tional improvements in the Tennessee riy-
er. Wetrust our Members of Congress and
Senators will see as far as they can that
liberal appropriations are made for this
purpose.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-11
SOMETHING ABOUT NEWSPAPERS

At the late meeting of the Press Associa-
ton of this State, held in Chattanooga,
Ira p. Jones, Esq, an old publisher, de
livered an address which contained some
truths in which the public are interested.
In reference to the many calls made upon
newspapers for gratuitous advertising, he
says: eve 90 too much work without
compensation. We pay out too much
money without any return whatever. We
establish an eleemosynary institution at
our own expense. We keep a charity
school on our own hook, We conduct
business as if we owe everything to the
public, and the public are not indebted to
us a farthing. We are preyed upon by the
sharpers and the innocent alike. We ud-
rertiSe 9rd tuitously every week, when we
should have the money for it. The gene
raj public are entirely ignorant-probably
We ourselves are not fully aware of the eX-
tent to which newspapers are burdened by
this insiduous drain upon their resources.
1t insinuates itself in every conceivable
form. 1t does it through reporters,
through agents, through correspondents,
through editors, through business man
ayers, through proprietors, and generally
too with as much disadvantage to the pub
lie as to the press. There is not business,
from the dispenser of gingercakes and ci-
der to the largest mandatory, which will
not advertise with you gratis-which will
not if you listen to it, endeavor to convince
you that it is your duty to the public to
do so. There is not an aspirant for public
station-and when contemplate the num-
Der of these, l experience al overwhelm-
ing sense of commingled amazement and
disgust-from Constable TO the Senate of
the Union, who ,does not cOnsciensciously
believe it to be the imperative duty of the
press, daily and weekly, to speak, with a
pen of telescope power of his microscopic
deservings."
The distinction the press should make
in the cases above referred to is, that in all
matters where commentator or notice of
the undertaking seeking attention will
prove of greater profit to the person or cor
poration interested in it than to the public
the paper should demand pay for the SER
vice rendered.
In connection with this subject we have
some things we wish to say in connection
with the press and business interests of
Knoxville, which will reserve for another
occasion when he have more space to de-
vote to it than we have this morning.