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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-24
County Court Clerk
Tax Collector

name of j. S. A. BLANC as Candidate f
TO the Office of County Court Clerk of Kn '.
the ensuing August election. " NnoA COUNTY
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New Advertisements
HISTORY OF
The Great Fires

an Eh1NSAGO and the WEST by Rev. Z. IL.
81 d. OF Chicago. Only complete bisto,,rH 700.
e. n pages; Gu engravings. 10000 already soid 81.
&c. @JVO agents made in % days Profits % p, nee
81 Park RRsentS wanted; H. s. GOODSPEED 4 ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-24
County Trustee

We are authorized and requested to a,r,,n.o 1otJN
NJ HARRIS as candidate for Tay CnSettee JVii ~ \
coming August election. - OoAectOr at the
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ncath Of II Democratic "Grcau.'

The Was hiDgton Patriot has been added
to the list Of "organs" perishnS fer want OF
patronage. 1t was established two years
ago in the hope OF being sustained by Co
vcrnmcnt advertising in case Of Il change Of
administration in 1873. II thus announces
its demise:
"4Attcr two years Of earnest effort to cstoh-
fish Democratic journal upon IL solid basis
ut the Capital. and to render it at least par
TALLY worthy of the high mission i'll which it
engaged, we are panied to confess that The
experiment laS failed to realize our hopes,
and 10 announce that the Patriot will he slls-
pended after to-day. III undertaking this re-
>ponsible task the original founders, and the
friends who generously contributed of their
means TO aid the enterprise, were aware OF
the serious difficulties which be>et their path.
aud that permanent success depended mainly
tlcn. To that great object. thea, our labors
were chiefly directed. We arc defeated, and
political disaster brings in its train material
disappointment.
Considering the limited population, the
elements which enter into its composition.
the want of comlnerce, manufactures, and
other sources of support which are necessary
to the daily life OF IL great newspaper, the
scale upon which the Patriot started out was
too large and costly tor the needs of this
community, upon which it had mainly to
rely for patronage. SupeIaddcd to this i'm
pediment 1t had 10 encounter the active hos
tility of the National Administration, the
Territorial Government, aud the resentment
OF the friends Of both, through all the
branches of o;hciI. life, and the rauIilicaiion
of trade, to say nothing of the sharp competi-
ton of rival Journals, favored by all these in
flucnces combined. In spite Of such adverse
causes the paper steadily gained in popular
favor, and this last issue shows IN adYcrtisn:;
list superior to any morning contemporary
in legitimate business, but still insufficient TO
sustain tie Patriot"
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Mansard Roofs.

The Mansard roof is again the subject OF
consideration in reference to fires. 1t is be-
: lieyed that they increase the peril in Il fire
and impede the efforts of the tircmcn to ar
rest the flames. 1t has been suggested that
they should be built altogether of lion.
Their shape places wood in the very best
position for burning, and to get ut them
when they are once ignitcd is next to impos-
sible. The reader has seen how, in the Bos-
ton fire, the flames leared from Munsard to
Mansard like a squirrel from tree to tree,
while the tiremen stood upon the ground
powerless to stay them.
II has become more than ever Il subject Of
great importance for commercial comnuni-
ties to study the matter Of architecture with
reference to protection from fire. The cities
: of this really young nation are growing
larger with rapidity unexampled, and space
in cities has become so valuable that the land
holder prefers to add to the height of his
building rather than TO make it wider by
purchasing more land. This but increases
the difficulty in the way of the tiremen. The
more dense and taller the houses are the
harder it is for them to eNting,li>h fires.
They cannot reach the tons of some Of the
houses that are now built, and when to Il tall
house is added the Mansard roof aud the
Undertook in various forms the builders
seem only to be putting the tiremen at def
ance.
Therefore the whole question of architcc-
ture, particularly that of the top of the
honse,-such as the cornice, the root, and Or
naments thereto-deseryes the special atten-
tion Of all builders and architects
1t does seem strange that in old times,
when insurance was hardly ever thought OF,
and houses were all built of wood. fires were
rare and travelled but q little way. But now
that houses are built with respect to fires,
and the land is full Of insurance companies.
whole acres Of tfre-proof houses are reduced
TO ruins, aud more more money Is lost in one
single FIRE than was lest in tie whole coun-
try by the same cause from the time of JOIN
SMITH down to the Mexican war. We need
more precautiop, more protection, from all
element which secns to mike itself pecu-
liarly disastrous ia this volatile and restless
land.
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HE a'S'ENG.

On tho nth instant, WILBUR d.. son of Jesse
aud nUirira i. Perkins. aged nineteen months aud
eleven days
And is our little WILB,'E gone.
tnir c,crnh Scut from Heaven?
N-hi. here l!c seemed - much our own
We could not think him loaned, but given.
Then. farewell WILBUR; We hear no more
Thy gathering footsteps on The iocr;
Thy little fern. 80 sti:l and cold,
In sacred trust will Jesus hold.
"Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
His funeral will take place from tie residence Of
lis parents, on Daval street, THIS tTncslay) EVE
Ming at 3 o'clock. Relatives ard friends respect
fully invited To attend.
Died AZ iii, residence. on Broad street rear The
Blptist College. on nth Instant. az quarter To
fh Tive v@a a. Of FIJI lis "se. lie lnv"< devoted wife aid
cI.ht children TO inuurn lis loss blessed are the
plic iii heart, for they shali inherit the Kingdom "i
heaven. . ,,,
Iii funeral will take place ut o'clock =; Nj. TO
DAY iror, his late residence. The friends of the
family are invited I" attend.
Norfolk papers please copy.
Died, at her residence, No. 223 Twenty fifth stree,
~; sunday the 10th instant. al q p NJ. Mrs. MAR
A;rnnrEE; I'M The sixty,,siNth yearo!f her age
Tier funeral viii takc plrcs from St; John Fps,
ihr family ami those of her DIS. Cooper, arr
requested To attend
Died. on sunday, November 10th, AMELIA GET.
TRUDE ROSEEBFRGER. daughter Of p. and NJ
L. RoscnN?ger. aged two years.
TIE funeral will take place at It Mary's German
church, on Marshall street. ut 10 o'clock THIS tues
day. NnRNlS
Baltimore and Washington papers please copy.
Dlel on Sunday. November 10th, NJ quarter-past
O'Clock 4. NJ. after Ion" and painful Hines!
ANNA DkE-ILI.A second daughter of George.
anna and John \. Ford: aged tire. years AMI TOM
months.
SaI and silent Is the household.
Gold in death our Gl3rling lic>:
She has left An earthly mansion
Fora mansion In Tie skies.
nd siIpnf / younc henri.
Pale the lips we Lowell 10 Kiss;
And upon her lovely features
Lintcr> still tie smile we miss.
Farewell DEUsY. Thou hast left us,
Angels claim thee a: their own;
Upia Heaven WE hope TO meet t;cc
When HES weary days have flown.
Columbia IS. c. and New York papers please
cory.
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Fronts, Principal
of Poplar Tent Academy, near t'ncpr"' ~ - "'''
who ha; used Rosadalls for Incipient CoiiShhpt'oh
says: r.,,.
llama living monument of the marvellous eheo'.
of your Rosadnlis. ,,r,,
Ev the time 7 had taken the sixth bottie my coue,'
and other concomttnt symptoms iaa eilurcis III
me: In short, regarded myself as reSc"eu from ,n'
grave by yonr wonderful medicine JOE very ".
I;ovc would not have lived through the present
simmer had only the ordinary remedies been en-
Moved. umav he we'll, also to stat" that from boy
hood have had al eruption on my cgswhich nothing
would ever remove. 1t has now entirely disappeared.
can bear witness TO the fact that Rosadails VIII
cure Consumption in Its carly stages no c-cod2"
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Inter eringo eyer approached IT.. The Gus
tom house lies under its feet, with = Weai. !,
Of snug places and other comforts. IL
has the Governor in one pocket anu
both branches Of the Legislature Id ah-
other. The Mayor of New York peeps
ont OF one Of It's coatstailsI At least one
United States senator runs his byaclnthine
locks out of the other. 1t has congressman
PINNED TO itself all over its imported aaf-
mcnt<. 1t gathers pap into Itself ana sW'Ss
rcr-, and every oflice-scckcr OF the tens o'
thousands who expect something shFels
when it rolls its eyes. This y pretty PIC
,urr, and. Providence he thanked, has not n
lupiicate in all the Union. Let It's proprlc'
tor.. however, take Il timely warning. lt mas
liuc prospects in fact. that may DC its priil-
cipil danger With all these "rGleis III
its possession it will find making money Ter
ribly easy. The awful conviction VIII force
Itself upon il that it can gorge itse'l on PIP
without fear OF stcppase OF the supply
This is 4 madGcning thought to man OF u
Journal rmtrouhlcd with scrnpicS. IL ma!
however. fill it,elf with pap too last, ana
some d,y NIL the independent papers VIII oe
tnmbIur it and lis proifJes into the slough
n, Desmond. 1t will become so pioatcu IL
Ibis process he long delayed that at length IL
will only need pin-prick to let out ITS cor,
rupIjou. When The Tribune, the Word, ana
| the sam look upon this sketch they viii DE
r0nSo!cd that they are spared from beng
:. Administration organs as things go now.
# Greeley were elected they would have be,
come lloatcd and arrogant too; so they ana
Ike rul,lic should congratulate themselves
that the jewel of Independence Is pIllrkco
from The brow of their apparent advcrsity.-
Nc,r Iorh HcrGid. NOccmbcr ..
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We cannot think that there is any founda-
lion for the belief of the State journal that
the delay in forwarding returns from some
counties is owing to plan to thwart the
will Of the people by irregularities or altera.
ton Of figures. Neither party would gain
anything by such rascality, and VIC are quite
snre that the honest men CT both would
.eombine TO bring the perpetrators to punish
ment. II such cntrages have been commit
ted, -let the facts be iaid before the proper
tribunal, .and let as make ap example Of the
Offenders,
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TELEGRAPHIC.N NEWS.
Me-, york STOCK and Honey Market.

gey York stock and n onay Market.
EEwIYoRK, November 1l.--The shipment
of gold to Europe "Wednesday WIZ amount
to s7,0OO,GO90.
Money stringent, closing at 7 and COM
mission. Sterling, 1885,. Gold, 1135 10 li'i
Governments dull at ! to below Saturdays
figure. states-So business. tennessee >
a; new. III. yirginia's, "A: new, o.;
con, OILS. IA; deferred, -. Lou'sianas, ~
new A. Lcyee's, 80; SIS, 60. AlahHl1'a's'
20: 5,s, GO. Georgia., 10; Is, So. Nor1n
carc|ina's, 81; new, 20; special tax, ID
South Caroina's, 30; new, %; April ana Oc'
tobcr, II.
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. : srrs,rAL gOTgs.ss.

r>;7.nOrTR OWN THE BEST REM
5EI " AGAINST qnE PREVAILING HoEs -,
DIsEAsE-It has been tried isonr city suIlsens.y
20 establish that claim; sor:.e OF OR best an"
cspcricnccd horscmen say 1t Is TIC bet ana htss
effective composition they ever 81" asco' ou'
Own Is prepared onlv ny
L. WAGNER & CO., Druggists
no l:-3ts slHin ana bfo"" o. es'
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Secretary Boutwell, and the Passc"
RnsSprS.

Especial telegram to The Dlsp.tcbl
WAsuEGToy, November H. ecreau!
Boutwell, was in receipt OF dispatches to-day
from capitalists, East and West, inquirlns
what course the Treasury Department wouia
pursue in case of a panic resulting from tne
Boston fire. TO all these Mr.. Boutwell,
replies that the Department claims the power
it has always exercised to come to the rclle'
of the business interests Of The country I'd
case of emergency, but lie is not yet con-
WINGED that 4llGh emergency has arisen is tile
result of the Boston calamity. 1IMoH.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November l1.--from the
lower lakes Southwcstcrly winds, warm and
cloudy weather, and rain, extending TO the
upper Ohio valley and over New England
and the Middle States. In the South At
llntic and Calf STATE partly cloudy and
clearing weather, with variable southwest
rrly AID northwestcrly winds. In the North
west and thence over the upper lakes anu TO
Tennessee cold. clear, and clearing weather
with light northWesterlv winds.
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MT GREAT BARGAINS: ;,
uEusTITCHED HANDkERCHlEFS al 20 "''i'
lie chelp ut 81; rn1S,rr,I
u.NDK ERCHIEFS, worked In the converts d
p,ris. mus; be seen to he appreciated. rii'e
81 each worth sl5". ,,,,,,.cs from,
U.MBuRGH EDGINGs and 1N5EhllN'' 'i0'''
soc. to $3.50 per yard; ~, .,or ,,,,,
R1RD,S-EYE DIAPER at 31c. worm '''. -. .or
Wide HUCEABACK TOWELhlN" At -'e' fN
ward would be cheap at &c; ,.,,,,-,- =,
l'sc' "o' u ' LEVY BROTHERS..
srw1SC.MaCIIlNE NEEDLES of all k'hus
40 /. ----
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THE Vote Of Virginia.

We deem it unnecessary to burden our
columns further with any but the oiiclat re-
turns of the late election in this STATE.
Tie following table gives the vote OF all ti'e
counties whose csnyassers have reported 10
the State Board, and the figures used are
those thus officially reported. We shat
publish he same table again with the nec"s-
sarv additions rs soon rs all The returns
have been received. For convenience i'll AS
ccrtaining the losses or gains IN tie Se'ci''
counties the table also Shows the vote OF cach
county in the guhcrnatorial election oi 1907
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


PARIS, November ll.-ihe liabilities OF
Bowles Brothers, The American bankers III
this city who have suspended payment. are
500. coo. The losses hy the SGspril>icn will
fill chiefly OH American tourists in Europe.
T;uclaHd.
Ln*por, November 1.-THE NauriliuS
has been lost III Tie North Channel. Twenty
three were tllGWncd. Thi, may Gc either
the ship Nuilriliu,. Which cleared from Gl'--
COW in the latter part ot October for Dcnrt-
rara, or The steamship Of that name hclonS-
ir@ 10 Dahlln.
lIr. Gladstone is sick.
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An Outrageous Assault.

SItclHI rCT'1T.l!1i I" TTTc T7rEI".Tc'"1
MoRRIsTows, Tenn, November 1l.-A
white man and IL negro made an indecent
and outrageous assault on young lady III
teen year, of age seven miles from this place
about / O'Clock this evening. Parties are in
search of the rullians, and Judge Lynch may
decide their cases. The Young lady is OF
undoubted responsibility, and is i'll Il very
dangerous condition.
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~. rArcY so10s AsIf, rEIsIMINas.


q PrCIAL NOTICE. = Dir. b. l..
sSGpsGGEg l,egs to announce that he has tuftre-
turned sron, View York with an elegant assorsncn
- ns,y styIes D. land Fsnc3 Jeyelsy, also . large
,;na ~ F.rcy Con, consisting OF BcT Styles En-
br ra and Lace liars, Ladies' searf Tes and
Flchncs Bands and Eands as, , sna,hs
Pocket Books, etc., etc. He. .,ot r.oa,I s.'s,.h
TO replensh that portion OF the no = -, p"s-
chased of Dir. 8. Hirsh, Whereby. ors,,,. a.' :"
offer one of the most complete 40 al ~ VI
Hosiery, Corsets, Embro!Gerirs. Laccs, - ""''
Dry Goods that can be found IN the city.
Mrs GRANGER win continue In her usual linz. "
repairing and doing up Laces, Curtains. &c.
P.S.-New goods received every week at
Ell. GRANGERs.
OF 2a-,m 627 Broad street
CPECIAL NOTICE.-T0 THE LADIES: ]
- would respectfully inform the ladic, that haze
fall STUCK OF FANCY GOODS AND
TRIMMINGS.
Also. full supply of Real aud Imitation H,ir
Goods, t;old-PIatcd and jet JewelTy, and every-
thing usually kept In fancy store.
WILLIAM ri. ADAMS
Baltimore Stamping aud Trimming Store.
623 Broad street
oc Ia-lm between Sixth anu Se,cp.E
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The New York Herald ON the New fo,h
Times.

On the other hand, it is curious TO observe
that the only leading daily in New York
among the 6 ms" is an English journal pub
lished in this city. Never before in the his
tory of the partisais press has single paper
gathered to itself such m array OF political
means. No" orSsu" iHthc Ir,l:nyl,aa days
Of the Albany regency OF the reign Of the
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july 4 ls:o.

NoTEs.-d, Vote returned with Pitt>y Iva
nia in 1869 ; b. vote returned with Spot>yI-
yania in 1869; Z. vote returned with Camp
bell in 1869 q, vote returned with Norfolk
county i'll 1869 :; :. vote returned with Au-
susta i'll 1869; J, vote returned with james
City in 1860; 9, vote returned with Trcdc-
rick in 1863.
No official returns yet received at The
Office OF the State Board ii lanyl~&;rS.
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1.-THE ILLS THAT FLESH ARE


NY many. but remedy for them all Is
ihut ~ 't>. 80. There il no doubt that Tor
iurnishca ny h''s. antd0c IN The vegetable
every disease tic'e - a. the victims of many
Kingdom. lhc abo:'2""S "'. ''un,, In tile Willis
aud loat!iSolne rIa!ahies. yet they ~ ,rful. Act
Of their forests remedies sure anu INV FILA
inc at, This l,rIirf DR.. TUFTS SARSAPAI.. &c
AND QUEENS DELIGHT Is offered the public
4 most highlv-concentrated vegetable compound,
possessing extraordinary power Cor the cure Oh
rheumatism, Neuralgia, ScroInla, Ulcers, swelling
of the Glands Erupticns Of the skin, Female DIS
eases, Liver Complaint, Secondary syphilis inc
effect OF mercury, &c. 1t Is most powerful alteia-
tive and blood.puri!"r. AMI at the same time so
harmless that II may he used by all.
Watch ont for chlIls and fever and prepare TIE
system crresi<tug it,; attack by using br. TUFTS
LIVER PILLS.
DR.. TUFTS lIAlR-DIE is used In Europe ana
America no g-dcodSwiw
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Culinary.

WnalxGTcS, =. c., November 1i.--Cnlo-
mel Robert II. Cowan. formerly president OF
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
railway. and one Of the most prominent men
OF tie State died N : o'clock this morning.
New IcRK. November li.-'Thc wife OF
Admiral Bn"-.s is dead.
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\ SrxrAY PARADE SENSATION. Ac'rdrf,
Y. l.. Euyclnhcr lG.--'rhc Catholic parade.
Whit! Wa to have tax. u place to-day iii con-
npr!iou with the LAYING ~ the coEl'rr->ton"
of :; Josrp't'S church. was postponed hy
Archbishop liayicy on account of the Alalol 5
ur,c: prohibiting bands in PROFESSIONS. Til"
Nrw York Galiow@htsscs and some jersey
:ity societies lmlf,dcd. however. but the
rlrf q; police stopped The music. \ demon
stration will take place on Thanksgiving Day
Great excitement WAS ocGa-loncu hy the pa
;adr. which WAS regarded IL defiance OF
the authorities. No disturbance occurred.
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R11 THE VALUABLE PROPEhI I
known rs the Arlington House. at the northeast cor
of Main and Sixth streets, will bc sold a. anc'
tIou THIS AFTERNOON ut o'clock. Sec auction
head for further particulars
,o,o-u W. GODDIS, Auctioncer.
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fsEss,hs:E.E.

Married. y: Oakland, l.ouISa county. VA. The rel
i nee 1T ire lri,is mother. IN Thur 'la% IN IL
.,au. L.. Eldcr J.. \. Cutler, Colonel CHARLES r.
: .!Di;:.i. a; Greensboro. \. G.. and bliss AHNif
l.. III ND!.EI. M cITi.
Chelmsford PG'ri& please copy.
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LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendjd HAIR DYE IS The hest In tie world.
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless reiiap''
and instantaneous; III disappointment; no rilcii-
Ions tnts nr unpleasant odor. Remedies The III
effects OF bad dyes md washes. Produces linnic-
t,Iutey a superb black natural brown. and leaves
the hair clean. soft, and beautiful. Inc genuine
signed W. 4. BATCllELOR. SOLD by all drusi'i7's'
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
CO ao-ooJ Proprietor, New York.
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TIE LAST NEw%rArER READ BY GENERAL
LIZ. A gentleman residing in this city, aud
who returned from the Washington and Lee
University. of Virginia, relates some pleasant
fact connected with the last days of General
Ice. He sIyS that the privat" room III 1he
University wllirii the General occupied lll,
been lett lust IL il WAS when lie went out OF
if on the morning he took to his bed, ana
from which he never arose. The Genel1l
went into the room at his usual hour lhat
morning, put on hi slippers, took seat near
n window, from which he drew the cuItaln
plrtiallv back. and Logan rc"din" copy ti
,iIr %l.lyl!ia E.,lna. chi imcr3CGn. lie mao
been complaining Of feeling unwcl', and h"f
rrad,n.. 4 .hurt t.nc lir laid the paper Oh
l!lr table ana lett the room. never more 10 re-
turn. To-day The visitor TO the University
Is s'.own The roum, which he i allowed 10
,n;cr. but Is prohibited from touchlnS any
thing. ON the duSt-coycrcd table he sees
!.r paper u. it dropicd from tie hand OF Tie
Great clcIiain. and near the CHAIR, which l.
partly turned around his slippers. The cur
tain i in the same position in which the Gen
rial had placed i: and in the ink>tand Is the
,lcc,y-corrodrd pen just Is ii had been lett
Nhra last used. \ guard is mounted al the
door every day 10 81" that nothing abHui TIC
rnup is disturbed by any one visiting 1t
NuSigHC UaicH art -incrtcGH, A0ctmbf y.
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The L,icrfiGiIS-s.niI

New ORLEANS. November ll.-GTcciry'
net minority i ,l2l, with hal! OF Orlcln;
parish and four Others to hear from. Whlr'
will probably increase the minority TO S,pot
or 10000.
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CLOTHING

FARMERS RiDlNG oVERCOATS, cut
IL long and suitable for farmers use. AlSc,
EXTRA LARtiE-SiZE SUITS
for farmers use. Can only Ike obtained Of
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, ACT.
ll09 Main street,
uo12.3t SIGN BIG FLAG.
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NJ MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1872.
II. X. PRICE i co.
have just opened beautiful line of newest shades
SATTEENS, REPS, OTToMANS,
IRISH and FRENCH POPLINS,
BLACK aud C0LORED GROS GRAINS,
TYCOON REPS, POPL1N VELOURS,
DELAiNES, SATINS, &C.
MOURNING GOODS III
Tamese, Cretons, Popllrs Mohairs,
Alpacas, Veiours, Ottomans, Reps,
Bonbazines, Grapes, and Grape Wells, &c.
In STAPLES:
Blankets, Fannels, Prints, Plaid Linseys,
Domestics, Hosiery, Sheetngs. Cottons,
Towels, Socks, Underwear, Bosoms,
Collars. Lace Sets, Gloves, &C., &c.
oc2s T. Z. PRICE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-12

ar II. g. Tiyl1r: Dear Sir.--Haring heard r1I-
uoys tInriinell.i la your rOndc. rs Judge of Ecc-
ton al the Fourth Precinct, Monroe Ward, would
stale that went la your precinct ut 10 O'Clock on
tic day of election and remained there until the
ballots were counted. saw nothing but what was
fair and legal. Yours. respectfully,
no l2-ltt JOHN d. tRFTCliFIETD.