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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-08-08

AT a Republican convention held at
sJonesboro' August 9th 1872, Col. S. K.
n. Patton was called to the chair and DIR.
G. Whecler appointed Secretary.
1t was moved and carried that a com
mittee toffse be appointed to draft reso-
lutions. The Chairman her appointed
as said committee NJ. S. Mahoney, N.
Hacker, Jas.-A. West. E. E. Mathes and
Jas. NJ. Grisham. After retireing a short
time the committee presented the follow
ri6gt.
RESOLVED, That we heartily fendorse
Ne ~nSninations of Grant and Wilson as
the standaydbearers of the Republican par
ty insthe Ensuing contest for President
and Vice President of the United States.
RcsoLced. That we will heartily support
the nominee Of the Convention that shall
meet to nominate a candidate for Con-
gress at such place and time as. may be
designated by the Executives Gonimittee
which meets for that purpose atNGreene-
ellie on Saturday next. q
Resolved, That we instfuctfth Dele
gates appointed by the conversation to cast
the vote of this county in the convention
for Hon! r.. r. Butler as our choice as q
candidate for Congress In the coming cleo
ton to be held in November.
THE MINORITY REPORT.
The minority of your committee beg
leave to report that they do not fully agree
with the majority in suggesting the Hon.
R. r. Butler as being the proper person
to vote for, believing it wise,and ju~dicious
to recommend no one. but leave Delegates
free in making a selection for a suitable
candidate.
1t was moved and carried hat the ma
jority report on resolutions be adopted
and also the former resolutions.
1t was moved and carried that the Dele
gates be instructed to meet with the Dele>
gates at said Congressional Convention
from johnson Carter and Greene to Sc
lect a candidate for State Senate for the
first Senatorial District.
1t was further moved ard carried that
the Congressional Convention be request
ed to appoint an Elector on the Grant and
Wilson ticket for the first Congressional
District.
The following gentlemen were appoint
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1t is estimated that, of the two hundred
daily deaths in New York, from Dysent-
cry. Diarrhea and Bowel Complaint, one
half at least could have been pre-, ented
by the early use of DIR. Lyttle's. Elixir,
the now famous medicine for the cure of
all diseases of the bowels, caused by the
heat and the vegetables.-1fibune.
Messrs. Sanford, Chamberlain & Al
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East Tennessee.
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Judson Female Institute.

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Spring beds in the dormitories, and floors carpet
ed. Average attendance for is years past, DO.
reduced. For circular address
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A CARD.

That the agriculturalist may be repre-
sented in the next Legislature, if Ed.
Harris, will consent to become q candi-
date to represent Washington county, we
pledge him our cordial support.
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Resolced, That the Herald and Tri-
hume and Union Flag be requested to
publish the proceedings.
a4 S. K. N. PATTON, Chairman,
G. WHEELER, Secretary.
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j. K. MILLER.
w. f. DENNEY.
G.. w. EMMERT.
j. G. FELLOWS.
ID. S. NAVE.
A. WILLIAMS.
CAMHE Mill ER

On motion Hon. FL. G. Smith. and A.
r. Toncray, was added to the list of Del.
egates. 1aI
On monitor it was ordered that the
proceedings of this Convention be sent te
the HERALD AMI. TRIBUNE, aud Union
Flag, and Greenyille New Era, for pub
LEGATION. .
On motion the Convention adjourned
sine die.
H. G. SMITH, Chairman.
A. r. ToNcRAY. Secretary.
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Republican Convention.

FAcToRYv1LLE, Tenn, July 1872.
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MiNNESOTA> IAATSZEITUNG
Dpnnerfae> ben %. Ausuf 1872.
Aeenten bee Dlsnn. StaatS3ettrne.

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Carer - SO m. @Iit{ata.
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Mantatu - s. $. 5artman.
ct. Yeter - 50 nj. @&immeL
gcun9 Nnnerica - @ebr Mdermann II.
Wacunia - &bas. 59mibt
Bartbault - 9. G@ledenfein.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-22
Gran:: ais Telebcrr mad benz 3rue'
niR feiuer Tc,nos.

Dab Grant ol5 praiibent cine
Wi6scburt Der 3cit Bswcitn unp jeper
@per Der Befabi9uno 81 einem Mp mi =
nj fratipbeam n errnan0elt, mel@
diem peutlben' neutrality-suspicious. ftdnbe
roe niGt 10 fet, wie Dem Mltrunpmen bic
Come am 6immels3elt? G8&it rur
elm llmitano> her zen Berbreitern uur
&ertbsici9em rielcr Mnnabme I'M @e9e
tebt. Dieitr llmltanp }inp Mot. bic
griplse cer Orant'l@en @rminiRratiou
fir RE @oDlfabrt bee Qances i'm Snnl:,m
unp ra6 @n|bn her Mepublif. Dor Scr
@elt-cieies ft9 unb Nntera binweaz
su%pisputircn 1T Der 0Ypuftipn cine &lei<
ni9teit -7-]onpern eS ftno bic unliu9baz
rem Grfplee Grants ais Gelpberr unc Gle
il@ paran fnlpfence 8etraGtuns, rab
Gin 8efebl5baber 70 9emoltt9er 5eereS<
maNea, Der Speratcur auf einem 10 9ez
palti9en Gelp, her Di8ppncnt iber 10
crloi1ulc Summen UNI 10 .unerne6lid: 8
!8rie9enaterial ols IS Grant NIT leiner
Grnennun9 gum 0eneralteutenant ;ur
8erfleun9 9eftellt UNI Don inn nit . l.
den &eiultaten oer>penbet murpe, te9
ou9 ni6t gang obne elm @erpaltun9Staz
lent lein fam, mie e6 Elm au9 muir NIT
tclmaBiaer Yrd1 ipe,1t elmer Nepublif non
Der @r1Bc uno Contribution bet unlrt4en
taben muB.
5ier ftebt rem Salient Der Sppp1tion
TN Sebaupten Der Nu9eniaein, bier fte<
ben ibnen bic inf Stnne pes pu>
tlifum6 aQsu f@roH seaenlber ais; cab
NIT einem einfa@en @e9ldu9ncn
ou6;ufommen m1re.
Wdbrenp resbolb Ter Sab v@rant
1T Elm G1el pper Gin S9uft" Ieltlt fir rie
Snteui9enj unter ben Spp onentcr, ipz
weit es ii9 um@runt penYrG1irenz
ten banpelt feftebt 1T 1e i'm Musprud
ibrer Meinun9 Iter Grant olS 6elpz
BERN iebr eetbeilt. (
6ret!i6 feblt IS audi bier ni9t anSelz
den, wel&e ou& in 8esue auf bus Sbez
ma Grant alsGelpberr renSaB : ~@ront
1T Elm Glel" oufredt erbalten. &uein
nieler @ag miro bod nur auf Der Gels
banf cer pplitilden &inperitube aussez
ipro@en> uno> je b6ber iid Elm Opponent
iber Den 3ultano 9dn;li9er un;ure@z
n%un9sfabi9feit erbett, celto 9rSbere GU
aeitdnontRe madt er ber Gbatia9e re6
Grfols6 Grants ais 6elpberrn.
55ren mir nun einmal Yerl9ieoene
Sttmmen Der Spppiltiun Iber rasGbema
u@rant ais 6elrberr" 80
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5@.:>$ Graer Diftfet.
marf $. Dnnnen. ron @tssls. 81 !
3meiter Difriet. S"'
mojor =. 9. strait, pom @botosee.
Dritter Difriet.
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%raiocntj4oftS Glectoren.

%reliornti@aftS Gltetoren.
AT LARGE
%. s. W.,r'balt. ron ,Ranfey..;
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Grfer Difrict:
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3meiter Difriet: 30
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SIR Glerf Der Suprtme..G 8 ut;
Sbertuoob ,9oueb, 7 10
f.; IL. rsn &aun1ev.
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&epubltfanti@e: Mpmi:
nQtiDnen. 4::.':
!, -
Jay Yr aieent.
E'r".S 8..Grant,
ponx S4inpis.
Sir 9ie:.praIeent, Y -
D"nrn wiIfon,
prn Ma0adu1ttt5.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-22

'oao tu"" IVY f3p'1'' Vtess'Y "V"VV'i I'VE
fen 2" -,
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fae Mdnner, eartet Cure 2enpe ruuo trez
tet @hulter, an Shulter ms Gele,
TIN. tbeuern.' tbeuern Mann ~ retttn,
Den Nann nit bea t@neemeihen Out,
Der tur@ lie 8 pntnt4 4 8 -@nabtn- Retteu
@eaest uie q Ga& -=a@!-fsent
Stun, ,uen11 e8 wabrfif, baB felbt bic
Qeuteim Sapen, bel penea mab1li@ pieGinz
{i9t son benz, 1pas redt uub gut, nt4t
i'm tlleberfuRe oorbunoenrif, 70 weit rYpn
Der r,adtea Aer1tersier bes bteperen So
ratiuS an9eefelt 1perpen, pa6 cr ,Gbtea9c
Eime6" Die Nadri9t in Die @elt?feaoeu
fam, Der StaatM iifAippt wetpe it@ nit
elmer Majoritat sen 40 900 8esen Gree
lep erftdpen, 10 febt ~ bofen, pabj aud
ber btutl1e Bursertenolt@ feinea14Ri@1
be9reiit, rem roben Bersewaltiser 5etne'
tbeuerten sleber3eu9ungeu pom birserltz
der uno relisi6ier Jreibeit, ben &1den
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palter Der republifantiden Jortidrittsz
ioeen, BON, 8olfe NIT ,nilpemG ntbufta8>
mus" seb6rt rrirp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-22

IN Ser nef1ee tnp Die $loerolen
unc Demofraten 1peeen Der Domination
untins. a@ieQeidt poB fe auf 3urepen
Mnprewt Sobnions, Der feline &iebe 3mis
i&en z;Dlp Bourbon" unp Greeley tbsilt.
Ber{5btunssfa0e austaui@en.
= Sc ,piro Dem Grsunpe ee6 uun9en
@lbtnS" wobltbun, 3u .%pernebmen.
.poB Die 8erwenpun9 ees 6umantten
@erit<5 mitb fir pie In Daft bs6np~
li@en &utlur BON 1~peniaftens tbeilz
weiiem @rfOl9 9efr6nt 3a wer En- Ausz
SIN Aufraae tts prdfrenten
IT. lber bic etn3elnen Gdue Elm Be:t@t
~erftattet rporpen. peltber bic 8eenaet>
.guna Don II In AtbanY etnssfpsrrte,,
xutiurern aus Soutb< &oralina en-
pfeblL Dtefe eduuletn .psrpen alio
psbl ,piebsr auf beimatbli@er Glur fpriu
get, birfeu, wdbreue AS anbere einfweilen
nod in Der pftr@ blstben. 90 feBt
Grant pie BON fetner, Greunue S&ur3
s~eprepf8te 8eri6bnuns NIT Dem Sioen
tbatld9i1 In Scene. SoQ uns nuns
bern, 1pelde 8elobnuns e. oafar erbdlt.
Dae pdr'6 cenr, mas mir beute ben.
nDratb.. an politil6tn Msui9teiten per-
Danten. @on BEN mites fonf hie
gneaifdsn sstrteben" ertdbll &.
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IElII lttSuILltu lVOuIt- w 1uNiSA ptAtbI0
etne Mense aneepcrben, tpel&e nrbR
ben u5tbi9en Matfrial, 40 Borb zines
bertit htsfnoen Rreusers sebra&t merpeu
ieuteu: @erbaftunsen -babsn NOD tetnt
tatteefuuren. llfyesE 4a4a4 ~
Die BebSreen In Baltimore baben e.
men @erM9 ,tgeu,a@t bur@ @erbaftuns
Ger Ge6ter, 81 acc unp S'8ulpwtn
lowte ibrer GrainirmeiRer bas in Dem be-
i,a@barteu III Birainta eaufuflbrenbe
&t1ptel ~ nerbiupern. Da bic 8e>
.treTenpen tnuefen eeeen Blrei&aft fret
9ela6en puroen, 70 (deint es, 'alsspb Is
bod CUR 8oreret fou,men lpue.
@sn Driben Gsl9sntes:
tDas dlasseufdtf ~@ al afbss ron
benz at!autil@en @el&waer ter 8eretn.
Staaten bat bas llnslld oebabt, 3pets
NAL an btr enslii&en 3dfe auf;uluuftn.
Die Glottae If In ber Gbemlemiinbun9
Dor Anter 9e9an8er.
Das @tnftr S1ttbsgert4t
arbeitet nit ben n6tbtsen ,&unRpauieu
NIT llnperbrc0eubeit rpeiter.
prof. e@. &aifeI, Der beribu1te
Afronoul an Der SeYtenfr uniperftdt, III
eefprben. x.ss
| UerAtsans auf tsr 4. Stts.)
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beiten na@1pdben, unb tpebe ibu1, wenr ct
ftarfe @i9arren rau9te. 1D,bear. germ elm 9u<
tes 0la6 Bein trdnfe, = Mu9enblidli6
mare er Elm S9lemuer unb Elm Irunfen<
bplp, unb boB er oie@i9arre1 unp benz ein
In 6ranfrei9 seftoblen> mar; rlbfperz
ftdnDlt&. @eine @iperla9er parpen
iiberfieben .pun mitleip fir he armen
6ran3ofeu, melden tr unniBer' Wetie 70
utel 2eto sueeflet. Der Griectnsosrtrae
wlree ietneta G{nFuB 3u8el9risben unp
rarurh ert!drt rpsrben. pab Fl ,nn,inpefen6
smei Don ben flint Mdliarpen IN feline
eisener1ai&e III ipepiren 9eoa&te Die
Dotation, melae er apar gum etfteu, aber
ntdt gum 3rpetten Mal 3ur%lidsemiern,
mare, a's 3etden oer 6abeter une &er<
ruptton, eenue, feline Stipulation ppQenbs
~ perni@ten. Die}er puntts miirpe fit
aQe Die 1bersea9eno istn, welde ME IN
bic Gage tau1en, tin {ol@es @ei&ent ,abz
3ulebnen pper an3unebmen, unp pel6e
paS, mas bel ibnen ntdt rorbanben, and
bel Mnperen ut9t lttptn tSnnen. utber
ben ibm serebrten wefpbdlil9en &itjen<
pu%mperntdtt mare gar nt@t biaausju<
fommen. Sein Dang gun, Shwetseu
wlrpe paeur@ erfldrt werben, baB Ct ben
Muno ni@t 6fne, tonne pbne fl& 81
blcmiren, pber pab er tetn Gbraffabl be-
dbe. Bepor Elm Monat oerstuse, mart
MolIfe aQer ieiner 2orbeern tnttleipet
.une Gin sldubtees Dplt mdrpe 1@ bod
ltdlt barber punpern, mte e8 ein {olhea
(unscbeuer ieuals babe rsrebten !fnuen.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-30

The Nenvine of Prince NNpoleon's Presence
In Kome-H wv the Prince Is Entertained by
His Friends-Niovements of Prince Fred
erick Charles OF Prussia-A Couple Of Ter.
rible CatastrOpiies.
ROME, March 0, 1871.
1t has been enormously suspected that Prince
Napoleon's presence In Rome indicated political
mission The present rulers In France certainly
accuse victor Emmanuel Of Bonapartist tendencies,
and oeeve, 1t Is fact that the King OF Italy Is
In friendly correspondence with the ex.Emperor Of
the French; but If Napoleon Ill wished to devotion
any ideas or arrange any plans with Victor Emman.
ue he would hardly TX upon his cousin pion. Plon
for his envoy. l mentioned In my last letter that
there was question OF dowry a. portion OF which
Is as yet unpaid, pending between the Prince and
his royal father-in-law. But there ia also another
topic to be discussed In the interview which
the Prince Will have with His Majesty In few days
at Naples. Prince Napoleon has sold his charming
residence at Coppet, on the Lake OF Geneva, for
merry the villa OF Nine. DE Stae, and as he cannot
well 1--we In France under republican government.
be has come to see what CHANGE there is Of royal
residence being allotted to him IN Italy, and, per-
haps, of SOME small addition TO his private means
from the prlvy purse Of his father-in-aw. The King
Of Italy has plenty OF royal residences az his dspo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-30
ELECTORAL METHOD ST CONVENTION.

SARATOGA, N. Y, March 20, 1872.
The Laymens Electoral Convention or the Troy
Methodist Episcopal Conference assembled here to-
day. j. w. Osborne, OF Albany, was chosen Prest
dent. The following were made Vice Presidentss-
Thomas Farrell, Of Albany; s. d. Holcomb, Of
starksborough, VI; stephen Newberry OF Union
Village; ii. A. wilson, OF Saratoga Springs; George
L. Clark, OF Plattsburg; Harvey Arnold, OF North
Adams, Mass: Secretary, L. H. Kellogg, OF Benson,
VT; Assistant secretary, J. ID. Rogers, of Troy.
A ballot was had for delegates 10 the General
Conference, and Proiessor William Weles, OF Union
College, schenectady, and Professor Hiram A. VIII
son, OF saratoga springs were declared elecled.
Reserves-G l.. Clark, OF Plai,sbur., and Professor
Henry 40. Seey, oil MiddlcDury, VI.
In the Pastoral Conference to-day an address was
delivered by Jesse A. Peck ID. d.. the subject Of
the University OF syracuse
The following delegates were chosen by ballot 10
the General Conference In New YorK;--Revs Homer
Eaton, L. Watson, VI. b. Mead, q. F. BurdIck, A.
Witaerspocn, ID. D.; $. Washburn Il. Wentworth,
Z. klnX. u. ID.
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Aauntic Noics.

The West End Boat CLUB Of Boston have pur.
chased new slx-oared shell OF Mr.. BlaKey OF Cam
bridge, ana they VIII 90 in.o active training as
soon as the weather Will permit. Mr.. Buntin viii
captain the crew.
A new boat club has been organized in Hartford,
Conn.,. J. A. Smith being elected PRESIDENT ID. W. g.
Skilton Vice President, II. L. Bunce Secretary and
John G.. Root Treasurer. A committee was ap-
pointed to come to this city to purchase boats A
committee was also appointed TO draw up consti-
tuition and bylaws and select name for the CLUB.
Ellis Ward one oil the Ward Brothers. alone In his
shell rowed against the Forest City Boat Clue crew,
comprising Messrs Kimbail, Miller Iitcomb and
Beard about mile on the savannah River, March
20, ior purse OF Sl5 Ward came IN last, but hav-
ing IN alio vance awarded him OF six seconds ne
won the purse. Time OF club, 7m 1873; OF Ward,
7m. PAYS. -,
meeting on the ltn instant, and elected the foow-
ing onicers:- President Henry B. Rice; vice Presi.
dent, Thomas y. Edwards; Captain, Albert @. Sax
ter; Lieutenant, Edward N. Fenno; Secretary
Edward II. Roblns Treasurer Winslow HerrcK
directors, Daniel sergeant Robert D.. Russell and
Wtlllan Appleton, "
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AQUATIC.

The Ataianta Crew-sre They Heavy
Enough 81 Their New Practice Beat md
Racing shell.
There seems 10 be some apprehension felt regard.
ing the weight OF the Atlanta crew, their named
opponents being 80 much heavier men. The ques-
ton whether large or nedum.sized men make the
best rowers is still an open one. The Atlantic Club,
OF Hoboken, had crew Of giants at one time, but
what did they accomplish In the gig race OF the
first Hudson Amateur Rowing Association Regatta,
1857, the crew, composed OF Messrs. Merirus,
Magrane, Curtis, Buermeyer, Sturgis and Roosevelt,
attempted TO carry of the prize, and were badly
beaten that their time was not taken by the Alta
lanta and Mutual crews, who were respectively
made up as ollOws:-Atalanta-Swan, Mainland,
Gardner, Lindsey, Withers and Roahr. Mutual
Plepenbrinck, snyder ONeill, Bowers, Hughes and
Truax. All The ''old boating menu can form some
idea how many swans or Roahrs or Piepen-
brincks IL would take 10 make Curtis or Buer.
meyer
son. While the Yale crew averaged l5l "a and Har-
ward 154ti. This season the Ataiautas Will row
little neavler their probable weights Will be-Smith.
lao Vbn kaden, 1913; UNeil. 155; Nlthers, 1873;
which will make an average OF about 100 pounds.
the greatest difference Is occasloned by SUBSTITUTE
The practice boat OF the Atalantas Is finished. 1t
Is made OF cedar and Will weign little over one
feet; width, l!Ainches; depth, bow, 6lnches, mid
smps, ~ inches; stern, 41a inches. Tneir racing
Shell VIII be about the same size, but made or
waite pine, the same as their six-Oared shell IN
which they won Their races with Yale and Harvard.
The builder OF the winning boats Tor the ATLANTA
Club Is also finishing white pine single SOUL shell
for Mr.. Edward Smith (Ataantas' bow oar), which
he proposes TO take with MIN TO England Smiths
shell measures-length, 20 feet 10 inches; breadth,
lV1a inches; depth, DOW, TX inches; mldshp, OK
inches stern, "a inches. Tnls boat VIII weigh
twenty-three pounds or less when completed.
The crew Will PROBABLY take their 1rst pull this
afternoon, wind and weather permitting MI.
ONells wife has been IN very poor health lately In
fact, SO seriously indisposed that her husband
would be the right state OF mind to begin LIS
exercise. IL Is sincerely to be hoped for AL con.
cerned that cnange for the better VIII soon take
place.
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