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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-10-30
THE LADIES DON'T LIKE ANDY.
They Express Their Opinion of the Trio.

Fhey Express Their Opinion Of the Trio.
Redfeld writes TO the Cincinnati COM
wercidL from GAINESVILLE and Humboldt
about what he saw at the joint speaking
They think radical has seven horns
and split hoofs, at least one would infer so
from their remarks about Mr. Maynard.
From. Humboldt he writes thus:
After the speaking, to-day, heard some
ladies giving their experience" as it
were.
II would be for Mr.. Johnson" said one,
If he did not pitch into the rebels. 1t
seems as though he wants to throw the
blame of the war all on our side.p
That's my objection to him." put in
another.
"And mine," said another.
II was opposed to the war when it first
came up said thefirst, "and told my sons
to keep out of it; but when Tennessee got
into it, I told them to go and fight for
their State. I gave them up cheerfully,
for j thought it was every mans duty TO
defend his native State from INVASION
They listened with attention. From
what / could gather from fragments of
.disjointed discourse at intervals between
the speeches, they thought Johnson was n
handsome man, Cheatham a brave man,
and Maynard n wicked old Radical. 1t
was suggested by one of Maynard's friends
that he was member in high standing OF
the Presbyterian Church.
"Oh, mercy, you don't say sop
Certainly de is well thought of in
Kn oXville, where he lives"
"Then how can he he such Radical?''
Maynard's friend gave it up. The idea
that man can not be a Christian and a
Rad icaI is a deep-rooted belief in the
min DIS of many.
A local band opened up the ceremony
with Dixie. wish law was passed that
Dixie could not be played for year and 9
day, so that the bands in this sunny CLINE
would have to learn something else. Not
to use slang, l think the tune is obOut
played out"
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Mast at Work,

from a New y ork letter.
On visit to Harpers' Publishing House,
found this genius of the pencil in the
midst of his work, tracing on wood car
toon for the coming Weekly. He receives
visitors kindly, is affable and genial in
conversation, apparently unconscious of
She fame he has won. His personal APP
pearance is not particularly striking he
is Of medium hight; has an exceedingly
pleasant face, with a decidedly Hebrew
cast of countenance. He says he is con-
-stantly besieged by people who have their
personal axes to grind, and wish him to
use his talent for the purpose of personal
gain; but he devotes himself to Harpers',
for which he is paid $500 week. While
engaged in conversation with him, one of
his own productions was brought in by one
of the workmen completed ready for the
printer, The device is first traced on wood
by the artist, and then it is given to others
10 cut. The result of the late elections
have given material for unusual attrac-
tions, which Mast is never slow to make
tell, and which he has used for the coming
week with more, ifpossible, than his usual
skill,
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HouRennhIicnns Mnnnge.

The result of Republican rule and an
honest administration of affairs is thus
stated with regard to two States:
Iowa, one the staunchest of the Re-
publican States, and one that has been UNI
der Democratic rule less, we believe, than
any other State, is entirely out of debt, and
has n large cash balance in the Treasury. So
much for the Radical thieves. ~ Chicago
Inter- Ocean.
Indiana is an illustration of the same
Republican tendency to pay off debts and
save money. In nine years of Republican
power, broken by two of Democratic OBJ
'strnction and attempted reputation, she
paid Off SO, 100000 of public debt, while
the Democracy, in fourteen years of pow
or, paid not a dollar of 1t, and in its last
four years of power Increased the deb
nearly two millions and half of dollars
The Republicans gave her surplus half a
million, which the Democracy gave TO its
state Treasurer to make money for his own
pocket Indianapolis Journal.
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From Cooke County.
NEWPORT, Cooke COUNTY, TENN.
Oct % 1879

NEWPORT, Cooke COUNTY, TENN.
Oct. %, 1872.
EDITORS CHRONICLE: The Electors for
the first Congressional District, Messrs.
Singletary and Jarvis, spoke to the citi-
zens of this county to-day at this place.
The discussion was opened by Mr.. Jarvis,
who occupied one hour. The audience was
small, as it was not generally known
throughout the county that we were to
have speaking.
Mr.. Jarvis urged very strongly that Gree
ley and Brown were the men fitted to be at
the head of the Nation for the next four
years. He also found much fault with the
acts of Congress since the war. His feel
ing was that the State government of Ten
nessee had been a wonderful success in the
hands of Brown, as the State debt had
been so largely reduced by the selling of
railroads and the leasing of the penitenti-
airy. At the close of his speech there was
one man in the house who applauded him.
He was followed by Singletary who
made one of his best and most telling
speeches, with which the Republicans OF
this county were very highly pleased
A CITIZEN.
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Morton I'm Indiana.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati COM
mercidJ Greeley travelling through IN
diana, relates conversations of this style:
"Are you acquainted with Mr.. Morton T?
and how is he since the election ," was
asked me DIN breath. l replied that
he was well and about TO start on a speech
making tour in Illinois. IAN he'll make
Speech" was the commentary.
"There'll be no foolin' about it. He don't
waste any words, and he is like fellow
that makes the chips fly every lick"
From them and others / gathered that
Senator. Morton is on the tOp-most wave of
popularity as far as that section of Indiana
is concerned. He is considered the great
est leader of the Republican party, and the
smartest man in America. ANY abuse of
him is resented as personal injury.
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TIL WR CHIEFS i IA CKSOS.
a Chea,ham Account orr.

We give below a Cheatham account of
the Jackson meeting, which would seem
to indicate there were some radicals" in
that section.
The dispatch is dated the 10th:
Johnsons whole strength in this county
is in Jackson and the Eighth District.
Both are, however, very largely, and
Jackson overwhelmingly, for Cheatham.
Gen. Cheatham will be serenaded tonight.
Johnson's reception was cool, not over six
persons meeting him. His friends Were
greatly disappointed in the effect of his
speech. Maynard made powerful
speech, and convinced the people of the
necessity of standing by their organization
and its nominee. The Radicals were in
force here, and helped to make Johnson
noise, and showed plainly their object to
divide by making n show of Johnson
strength. The Cheatham demonstration
here was one of the grandest ever in
Jackson
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LEO

The writer of the letter says nothing to
indicate his preference, but simply gives
these estimates without comment.
The letters received by the Democratic
State Executive Committee are of the most
encouraging character. They, as well as
our own letters, show clearly that the race
is between Cheatham and Maynard. The
game of bag which the johnson men are
playing is on too weak hand. 1t will not
Win
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OVARIAN TUMOR CURED.


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over TWENTY persons of OVARIAN CYsTs and TUMoRs.
well Tumors in the bowels, uterus, womb. liver,
Dropscal Efiusion. Asces. and Calculus Corrections.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER
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NEW YORK, Oct. 18th, 1870.
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Drugs and Medicines
THE ROMANCE OF CURE.


The many evidences Of extraordinary cures that arc
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AUGUSTA, ME-, Oct. 25.--There are a
number Of cases Of horse malady here one
fatal.
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COMPLICATED TITLES INVESTT-
GATED AND PERFECTED.
CHARLES SEYMOUR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-03
NOTICIAS DE LA PENINSULA.
De los dltimos peri6dicos de Ma

De los dltimos peri6dicos de Ma
drid, tomamos las siguientes:
La Constitution ha dejado de publ
carse, siendo motive de clio ell no estar
conforme con 10 acordado por 10 junta del
partido radical. Despues de expresar su
disentimiento, dice 10 siguiente:
"Oscuros soldados de fla, celosos del
prestigio de la bandera q cuya sombra mi
litamos y fieles observantes de aquella
discipline tan necesaria en- los partidos CO.
mo en- los ej6rcitos, aceptamos con todo
respeto un dictamen contrario q nuestra
opinion, y seguiremos con toda energia
una conducta opuesta nuestros deseos.
Pero 81 como miembros de una agrupa-
cion polftica tenemos desde luego expedi>
ia la senda del deber, como escritores pd
blicos solo podrlamos: por ahora, 6romper
la unidad de nuestro partido Sosteniendo
10 que pensamos, rebajar la dignidad de
nnestro caracter airmado 10 que no cree
mos. La volunta dpuede ceder movies
tan poderosos como la subordinacion y Ell
patriotismo: pero en- vano Sc esforzar1a la
inteligencla por hallar razones contrarias
a sus prop:os juicios argumentos opues-
tos sus propias convicciones.
En- tai situacion, solo queda un recurso
digno de escritores leales, ell silencio es
deber de toda alma recta cuando Sc pre-
sentan incompatibles la prudencia y la sin
ceridad."
La Constitution ha muerto; iojo ra-
dicales! pero no hay para que alarmarse,
esa Constitution no valfa mas que dos
cuartos; su albacea, babra anotado en- ell
registro civil la partida de defuncion, y
puesto sobre su sepultura la siguiente lie
yenda:
| Descansa en- paz aquf C0nstitacion,
| Eterna defensora de mi Cuba,
| Td que chupabas de esta situacion
Ell iugo como los mosquitoes de la iva.
-Por ell Ministerio de Marina Sc han
expedido los reales decretos siguientes:
De conformidad con 10 propuesto por
ell ministro de Marina, de acuerdo con ell
Conseio de ministries, en- virtud de pro
puesta del Almrantazgo para cubrir va
cante reglamentaria como consecuencia
del fallecimiento del almirante d. Casimi.
| ro Vigodet y Garnica, vengo en- promovel
al empleo de vice-almirantc al contralm;.
rante D. Bias Garcia de Quesada y Lope,
Pinto, con sujecion q 10 determinado er
ei artfculo 80, capftulo %, tftulo lo de |.
VICENTE ley de ascensos de la armada.
i DE conformidad COZ 10 propuest,
por Ell ministro de Marina, de acuerdo col
el Consejo de ministries, en- virtud de pro
puesta del Almirantazgo para cubrir va
cante reglamentaria, y con sujecion |,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-03

determinado en- la regla i: de las disposi.
clones transforms de la VICENTE ley de
ascensos de La armada vengo en- promover
al empleo de contralmirante al brigadier
de Ia armada don Juan Bautista Topete
y Carballo, con la antiguedad de 2 de
agosto de 1869, en- cuya fecha obtuvo el
referido empleo por iguales conceptos, y
que renunci6 porque, ejerciendo enton.
ces Ell cargo de diputado C6rtes, Sc con-
sider6 comprendido eHel artfculo Sc de
la Constitution del Estado.
Los carlistas ne Sc contentan, segun
parece con no pagar las contribuciones
industriales por sus empresas periodfsticas
con aconsejar todos los espanoles in-
dustriales que imiten esta conducta; sino
que, segun vemos, este puede ser Ell prin-
cipio de nuevos trastornos. He aquf 10
que este prop6sito dice uno de nuestros
colegas:
"Habfamos sospechado que ell mani6es-
to de la junta central carlista resistiendo
ell pago de las contribuciones pudiera ser
preludio de un nuevo hecho de fuerza, y
los peri6dicos ministeriales conirman al
parecer eSta sospecha, diciendo que no es
un misterio para nadie que en- determine
das localidades Sc agita extraordinaria-
mente Ell elemento carlita.s"
Graves noticias deben haber corrido
en- Italia sobre la situacion polftica de Es'
pafla, cuando ell TELEGRAPH Sc apresura
q desmentir dos rumores divulgados en-
Roma; uno que ell general de Sonnaz debia
venlr q Madrid con una mission diplomati-
ca; otro que la escuadra italiana venfa
cruzar por las costas espanolas.
-El Norte de Castillo, peri6dico de
valladolid, en- un artlculo en6rgico me-
ditado, hace responsible de los tristes su-
cesos ocurridos en- aquella capital al ge-
neral Baldrich, acusandolo de haber con-
culcado la Constitution, de haber usur-
pado las atribuciones de las autoridades
civiles y menospreciado las de la popular;
taltando a los sentimientos humanitarios.
En- apoyo de estas apreciaciones, publica
asimismo la en6rgica COMMUNICATION pasa-.
da por aquel ayuntamiento al ministro de
Ia Gobernacion, concebida en- estos ter
mlnos:
"Como V. E. tendra noticia, en- la tar
de de aver ocurrieron en- esta capital SUI
cesos desagradables que pudieron evitarse
81 el Excmo. seior captain general D.
Gabriel Baldrich hubiese accedido & los
ruegos del senor gobernador esta aleal-
dfa; pero, lejos de este, y fsltando la
ley de 6rden pdblico y la Constitution,
dispuso dlspersar con la fuerza un grupo
de j6venes escolares, dando una carga con
una seccion de caballerfa que ocasion6
varios neridos y alarma consiguiente la
poblacion.
Ell aesprestigio que con este hecho ha
sufrido la corporation, aumentado con la
falta de cortesfa que en- pdblico observe
dicho senor general con su presidente,
hace abrlgar s6rios temores de que los su-
cesos Sc reproduzcan con mas gravedad
por efecto de la imposibilidad de mar
cha! arn6nicamente las autoridades local
y militar. Detalles, exposition y prctesta
por el correo."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-03

Juan Rolan. Salvador Felices Adol-
70 Abellanet Jose Maria Miro -Anto-
Mo Surra. Clodomiro Abellanet. Fran
cisco Junqueza.- jose Abellanet. jose
Alfonzo 7 Gonzalez. -Eugenio Maldona-
do.-Gavino Irizarry.-S Serapio Fidanqni.
Felix Camacho Bernardo Cabello.-
Santiago Saenz, hijo.-Juan Mercader y
Reynal.-Juan Antonio Mayora. Corne-
ia, Manuel Lopez.-Pedro Torres. Franc
cisco Mercado.-Jos6 Dolores Ramirez -
Marcelo del Rio.-Esteban Serra.-Mi-
guel PUG. = Corneta, Manuel Vaquero.--
Manuel Sanchez Hidalgo. Cabo %, Be-
nancio A. Estcves. -Sargento %, Toribio
Fernandez. ez.-Sargento 90, Rodulfo Cruz.
-Sargento 10, Guillermo Extrang.-Ca
DO IL, E. F. Kobal.-Cabo 10, Fermin
Bernedo.-Cabo %, Quintin Santana
Jose Antonio Fernandez Garcia
Perez. Miguel Percy Perez.-Nicolas
Fiol.-Jaime Rabasa r. L. Blanes.-
Francisco Bac6.-Francisco Esteves.-
Magin Vidal.-Agustin CASTILLO. Rafael
Martinez.--Damian del Moral. Cayetano
Roger.-Jos6 Balmes.-Andres Arana.-
Ramon Villalva.-Jos6 Exequiel Cortes.
Diego Garc1a.-Carlos Macallister
Jose Roger y Bethencourt.- Salvador
sSuan.-A ruego de Juan Mora, Manuel
Pereira y Dionisio de la Llave, Jose A.
Fernandez.-Leocadio Bellido.->Tomas
Grau.-Buenaventura Pena.-Jose Lago
y Lopez.-Foderico Lucas Bas.-M. Bla-
nes-Vicente Barcel6 y Barnich-F. Sans
tiago Lema-Fedorico Droyn -Sargento
%, Pedro Gonzalez Quintas.
%, Jose Molinas - Cabo 10, Joaquin Ba-
rreyro.-Cabo 10, Francisco Gonzalez
Cabo 90, Adolfo Fernandez.-Cabo 90,
Jose Fernandez.-Eulogio Oruz.-Juan
Vidal Manuel Villamil.- - Francisco Cor
tes.-Jos6 Fornalles. Victoriano Cruz.
Antonio Roig y Mir6.-Zoilo Rivera
Juan Bautista Aroyo.-Pedro Villamil.-
Joaquin rnabells.-Joaquin Brunet. -
Isidoro Fornalles Antonio Guaps y Va.
lero.-A ruego de Jose Valentin Camacho
Esteban Freyre. -Baldomero Perez
Sargento 90, Jose Vidal.-Sargento %,
Jose Blanch.-Sargento 10 Ramon G..
Barreras.-Jose Cruz de Arzamendi.-
Manuel Carbo y Viv6. Juan Marimon.
--Rosendo Prats.-Jaime Barbena. -
Francisco Buges y Prats.-Cabo 1o, Juan
A. de la Rosa.-Oabo 10, Miguel Valis.-
Cabo %, Pablo Fexid6 -Cabo go, Leo
poldo Alonso.-Corneta, Jose Brana.-
Leonardo de Palma.-S. Sancho y Blanes.
Pedro Bale.-Etanislao Mattel. -Ra-
mon Camacho. Juan Arroyo Sthier.--
V. Graino Osorio. Bernardo Lloreda,
Francisco Blanch, Jose Macfas, Juan Oil
vas, Joaquin P. Barreras, Isidro Garcia
Otero, Pedro Ballester, Pablo J. Tore
las, R. Nieva, Jaime Carlo, Mariana
Fort, Pedro J. Estera, Antonio Palau,
Sandalio Lete, A ruego de Martin Egos-
cue, Jose Cruz de Arzamendi, Agustin
Carlo, Cabo %, Jose Rovira, A ruego de
Vicente Fierro, J. Bras, Pedro To'osa,
Juan Angel Ramirez, A ruego de Etanislao
Rodriguez, J. Bras, Pedro Ohavarri, Pablo
Torrella, Jose M. Va2quez, Jose Pages,
Juan Rovira, Ignacio Gimenez Viruel.
Sc coNtisuayd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-03
GAGETILLA.

-
Teatro.-La conlpailfa Esobrealo pom.
dra en- escena ell domingo 3 del corrien>
te una variada function compuesta del in
teresante drama en- 2 actos cuyo tftulo es:
Amor de mGdre. La chistosa comedia de
D. Ventura de la Vega denominada: Una
'soche toledana, y la zarzuela: Los dos cie-
g0s.
Como observaran nuestros lectores en-
esta function hay variedad para todos los
gustos y caracteres.
MalOs cimientOs. mal ediaiciO.-:POr
que es que todas las preparedness or
dinarias para ell cabello dan resulta-
dos tan desanimadores? Els simple
mente porque su efecto es puramente
superficial. Elias humedecen las he
bras por un momento, y evaporandose
las dejan mas secas que antes. Muy
diferente es la operacion de este raro
hermoseador y 7igorador vegetal Ell
T6nico Oriental. Ell estimula 4 los
vasos del craneo, y la cutfcula 10 alb
SCRIBE: es entonces recibido por las raj
ces, y pasa a las ibras capilares, lu-
bricandolas y nutri6ndolas. Los mis-
mos elementos que componen las he
bras forman una parte de los ingre-
dientes del T6nico, para renovar y
conservar el pelo, y darle vigor, brillo
y espesura, no tiene igual en- el mundo.
| CuidailO CON los aceites artificialoss
Ell verdadero artfculo nos 10 dala
naturaleza en- fo:ma de hfgado de
bacalao y todo 10 que deben desear
los enfermos es de obtenerlo fresco,
como cuando ell pez, 10 secreta, es-
tando en- pleno vigor, y en- la esta-
cion mas favorable del ano Los ar
reglos que ha hecho la casa de Ian
man y Kemp de Nueva York con
personas de toda confanza en- Terra
Nova la habilita para conseguir los
mejores higados de la pesca de cada
aflo.
Este aceite Sc refina con un cui-
dado Infinite y es tan fresco cuando
llega al consumidor como cuando Sc
exprime de los higados mismos. Ba-
10 estas circunstancias no es extrano
que merezca la confanza de la fa-
cultad y que su e6cacia como renee
dio para toses secas, peligrosos ma
los pulmonares, erupciones cronicas,
v reumatismO, cOnfrmado sea pro-
verbal. Una cucharada mezclada
con dos del Pectoral de Anacahuita
! .es el modo mas Rcil y mejor de.to5
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