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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23
FuK 81.


Z Ine subscriber offers tor sale his
EXCELLENT FAR5f,
situated one ulile from Eden MiLlson the branch
rctl to Ne. Hyde PARK. Said farm contains
lon aerys If Coed Land, Good House-Iarge
enough Tor two families, two Blrns-oue New.
sd 40 II lrse-oaru and Waguu-she,l, large
"eod-shet, AilS rom AMI Shop. With good
running Water az both house ard earn
Sail ttrm Is one Of the most desirable places
IN Ltmoitlr county The meadows are smooth
ana can o. RlaFrii wiih a machine. The pas
turns aFe god, aRd there is heavy Spruce Tim
her on the place il sufficient quantity 70 uay Cor
u; AMI all within one-half uile u a circular
saw mill. Stock viii be soil wish the firm If
desired. n B.-This place will keep y cows
AMI team, Row; and with very little work can
De male Is keep ~ or more. TEu,ls Easy. For
further particulars call on or address A. ]
CARPENTER, Eden. Vt. SIT
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23
Buckingham Dive.
FOE TIE WHISHrpc
y HARDY

- = - ~ AS.
- Nv i,e,'eEes in many eases
requires too ions time, and soo
mn. care, @ restore gray ar EIDE !
y InsAers we have prepared this
dye' p one gf l,ardtioa which Mil
quickly and eifectually accomnIish
ms result. Il is easily anIslieJ
ana produces a color which Mi
neither rub nor wash off. Sell ~
III !. Druggists Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured BY +. P. Hail ( ~
NASHUA, a.H.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23
NEW LIVERY STABLE!
MoRRISvILLE.

MoRRISVILLE.
The suhscr-aer has ep-uei new Livery Stable
opposite Werr.a1'- store IN M1rrIariIe. e ready
O. iara'.s a.y .tyis % frsos,f fran aa- b. SIS
horses. a. es'res. Z ana rvaiy "a sbslt ustIse O.
convey ans 1a l1er % rersHus .say tue car Ioat-
g. aaT pert rftHs usr-d. f,n the "fcy rsais'
of Grreuiaai b. ere p. nersie's C tie west.
NJ .ssns are 11t class. i--l1.ar- drulIs and
..r-i- upholstered >fs--hs. 5lsr ault.p Euzzf.z,
Horses cha. f.i--at "ts -a.~ 1ly mattl Is
"LvE azs LET LIrr.~
Dywh. 81 7 mean chat whoever rides En- ms team.
win He1 one o. eai y s1.a health ana ~. have 90
1s,1si51 BE- i-rr f1sunlees.
NeE U.-s-s -Nsv slsi-h-Neu Ws-rrs-Nsu
TIP 1a--'es-Neu Harae~ee-Ncu err-sst
EsT-Cail ard see or yJu-scIvss
a. rrtwrtv-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

At EDEN MILLS
llr sIa--ii.crs viii dispose 90 this eslcbrl-.
j E.r.l pa vr-y, iocifal On one of the be-
.,.s in the lHty fur business. ttctu I
tgl- Is ltEslif. resort tr pleasure ssrker.. be-
rs 'astel uel- tisa Pond, anil some o.. o..
Isl; t'aia- grounds o. lie state The pro -rt,
ia -Ha.i state q repair sul 3. irz -5,d s.
ess. Fer .ustaer V5rticatrs enquire er
..ll--s che -I.scri. rs ca the ursuiisrs.
HILL Is MJNIGuNFR
Ei-B, Mach o., l>1L IL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

HI Is also superior Tonic.
kesfere~ the Appetite
Strengthens tn SyAgeia.
RESTORES the Weak and DPb5iffase-s
Causes the FOoa ga Disr~t.
removes Dyspepsia and Enas gesGl0n
Pre- enfs MaiarHOus Peer.
Gives tone 10 , our System.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

Tee PEREST. che fPE, q, 1l4 s1af IJ--r. ga Z
hlfEr-4 raIIletl- a1ltra.
gvra.isI q s6uE Procure o. Flr4
tEEI .ut ti.I 80 u1f F@f-ar HfeH s-a-rr
II. EiII last a. tgu 81 tine bite Is seI. % 20 81
Ter. ST. lH-- uf glt-r il Eject oi ia iu-. Tu.
lnches 10 diameter. T. made % che ttst select
uad kiiu dried luuHar f-1-u o. % o. s-r To- len III
Turned uut, Wouut ~ zl .Irper u p. auuk .1
grooves boiled iE era. O. ee lafetUa with east .FHl
eoupl,n-s, 1.ate q. % ttll position. T.u-uefa and
-fuyFe,i cash 81 ie 20 ~ 1s-s uEss-ast -yrs par.
tsc sst silctun ia Cv-ry etEe ID, Or a. Ledtt FROM
o. o. iii.7--Erf h1lE fFt fls- -r-r1 a-ff -a-H1.F
t-t'TFfi 0Hr-t u - ma q fl-ss-f rEis f.rl-rs
same lore ~ fuaiu--. al.i greater saving o. Che
paFe.aseE when iueh and 10 IuHinz 'scallJj ts.
frt,ff n i'f1isi 3. -ili Cs1abaH -1zt. ts-
~ p, laea Iusins' p ipehhefe pr :. &c.
ti1ss !. {"
At cur Factory CAsHs except IN tluns ulsrg g..
has net recl used ih szci ass lue-haif. 80 teIt
eFyt the balance tn thirty class
~ Always warranted. ~
IL ms beeu tested y PEARS Ia dry, gravel
soil. ami found iuvaril lly perGectlv sound 7.
IL is FAR preferable O. any other crrslurfsrru En-
81 uads 1t Hts PURITY. Cheapaess. strr--tS -..--t
Iru1sF rtttluu, Etc. iasI TUGs psr Lalf IA ID t-
smallest siEe uue man can las 1ss q. lz t.rtl.-
Being .. small it requrys aat laru.w itch. can
up.c the sizes t1-gt her .sltut extra gyf,.r.a
las IA iGg savin- b. elaplirz Che lar. ..f..
.H the IN 81 Ter lHa -gtt.rE ui.rs VIE uls.-
2 pressure, tar H-h TIE s-11tttrT1 .-- frr
-N-fiat At4 ia e. ls'rr rF.f Ht" af=f III So
3 IN l.e-s .-il 20 srE 70 trg H. TESTIMONIALS fr
ar-e uum ers n -l,t Ire -lyeu. 20 spaee permitted.
10 9, ausl passed asr running vat-s t..s.l thrau h
~ ass. i cellar trafCs, sbk drains gavss-lr I'd
rains. s-aftca Factories tFew riss pump -u5Inr.
&C.. sc.
In .Fefy else 70 ordering, the pressure should Re
tue sac Il bore. She UHm or e ..T's's
.eute IN giles aud elil vs. Il UautsJ - flUea when
ieslred. Address NUULTuN BEu> q co.
% NurrfsviIIa. Vt
forterrtory %; mel aided in tho State q Vermont
address ". ?. MpCLroS. Nvrr-sviiIa.V ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
DIRECTORS

nrbEEr e. uEyfs5x. RcyaItrn.
IAaEs B IazEs. Wa..i.t..ck.
~. ". fIssar. IuFrllc.
fHLs HkrCH. Wa.dstcF.
CutlLEs 5. RkrEavn. Bri-euatsr.
ous CntHuEpLiy. Pomf1ct.
CHAELEs A. FaauUsu. Spin geld.
GE5usE r. CusrHAv Wsaastcek.
vs.. a. WAlEEa. Ladlou.
PHILO HATCH Tres.
r. 5. sOUTHGATE. ser.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23
RErAIa PRICE LIST

tHHR'tbH r.ft>s 81 TENTS
The a. Owe prieesa FIR tie Caarns Al the P,sto
~ Dealers will therefore add Fret 81 chnr.sss
onlv - esul-ss
Mnen 9rdeFed without gears. we can make vas
z = :, and sizes. with a crank eaty. Is tura ~
aasners II ~ q TIC prize lists y IS sasa IN and
gsarei Churus. Fersa1e ~ wi
@tf A. B. WATERS, WaterviIIs, VI.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23
a GENT WANTED.
i,EMOvAL OF SHOE SHQi

The subscriber would ia6lrm as Pl'1'
Park aud vicinity thtton tlt Afaf - -.
~. he may 5e found at bis cid Ples I Z
Cranes uuIltih-. on Maia street VI 1.
cfntipue the usiuesssf Boet ND ~ ~. 4 4
urgiag. Satisl4csiaa suifanifeiL 20
A steady JaururtmaB wanied.
gyde Park, Vt, Jane ist 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23
EIARAERs, THE BEST Is TIE CHEAPEST
AND BEFORE roU sUY, EXAMINE
I H E PRIZ RN!
Patented July 81, isGG aul Octobers, 1857.
Ihts : ghat thousands Il hutter-uakers say who
are usiu- this Churu
"IHE BEST CHUHN EVER ISvEyIEDt,'
Si-Eple IA Construction, rery Dara5le ana
Easily Opsrafedi

Ihts Churu isdiiierens ia principle aud construct
W if'ta ans thn- ever aelure manufactured ana
tNe siui ptiett+ and ingenuity shown ia the arrau =
Mebs 81 ise parts are such as e. efnvEes person
- sl-ht, tAag y possesses great ADVANTAGES over
tDe P9patar tauras ugw "a use, and mast eventa.
= suPststa &c al ot4ers e becomes mere " de-
The eeveIty, simplicity coapacsne.s. perfect
l o ianlcstl rang cane at and suce 5 x tbs 81 i
tharE, has aibed tg "a an unpTteesfsftrt nm.
~ 1855 and a5 even trial, where this CknFt -
i'm. 7@ea@ P'st4-
We refer g. a few Of over one hundred plusss
sheFe tbS awarding eohlmittees have, - aetusI
ttiat q Aaltarnaktng. given the rst prgfat,sBs a.
she FflAe taaru Is tbs best ehurn placed on trtaI
Or eXhlsltion, and az each trial there wsrs TRIM
:" ssA th4sas entered IN competition.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
vermont State FAIR, is61 aud ts6s Maine stat
raif' lSes C0ungetieut River Valley FAIR $50.
." nam psllr~ state, silver Metal Iss9 Nv
30 and Asrfeulturat sneiety at Manchester n n
Z VI vermont SUITE Agricultural Society and
bairJ mans Association. ISL.
W misht 20 on and euumerate numherles< stsuB
y fatfs ~hefe TIE rrze eahle III victt rioas Futft
soaIa seem As II this succession Of triunps sh ald
ee suiaeleut % c0uEnee every unprecedented Euttr
maseF 81 she superiority of this GhUru over III
sthers nov offered for sale. We claim that Win 1
dalry ct Ten egrs, this Churn rilF vssH f5r s,ss -
geu, 1y more tatfa- from the seste T,ras,.ft,. ~
crea1i than any other ehurn. =
Farmers, bear in mind that the Prize Cbnrr
Is perfect machine, constructed upen nsw
principles, and DON'T buy an Old StvIs Cburn
until Tsu have tried
TIE BEST IMPROVEMENT
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23
80 PERSONS IBBESPECTIvE|
RAGE, SEN Ok CULUA
Can dRI s1es!uel, y iz-g,ldy
N0relty. CLOTHES, Tol-si, EI,i nd }
RAIDS.

These articles meet vita rsti7 s.s q
ever .Elrsi Active, susrgie. r.s-a
meH ali women, can SCENE grEa.- !
paying business s, Is ocai % ta'ail. 4
BY applying tteE-e. / salary, o. ls
uis-isa G,ea. Satisfactory rearsa
rclHgl.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10
WASHINGTON,
DIR. HOuartI's Case.

WAsHINGToN, April 9-The State Depart
ment has received advices that the Madrid
Government is investigating the case of DR..
Houard. In the meantime, DR.. Houard re-
mains at Cadiz las orders have been given for
his good treatment.
The morning hour was exhausted in discuss
ing the Central depot bill. No action was
taken, but the other business was suspended
to bring IT to test vote on the motion to refer
1t TO the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, which was understood to be opposed
TO the grant Lost-ayes Is, nays IS. The bill
was then referred to the Committee on the Dis
triCt Of Columbia. This action secures the ulti-
mate triumph of the Pennsylvania Central
combination in securing depot facilities in the
city, against which the Baltimore and Ohio
combination have been fighting quite bitterly.
The bill authorizing the sale of the old arse
nal grounds at Augusta, Ga, passed.
Mr.. Pomeroy, from the Committee on Public
Lands, reported bills to incorporate the New
Mexico Central Railroad Company, and the
New Mexico and Gulf Railway Company, and
to grant them the the right of way
The House bill authorizing the issue of one
cent postal cards passed.
The House members of the Morse Memorial
Committee are Roberts, Palmer and Shober
In the Senate to-day upon the intimation
that ParkerS name, at his own request, had
been withdrawn, and that Ingraham, colored,
had been nominated as Surveyor of Customs at
New Orleans Senator Wilson moved for an exc
cutive session, when Kellogg reported Ingra-
hams nomination from the Committee on Com
merce and moved suspension of the rules and
the nomination was confirmed.
The Senate remained in executive session but
few moments.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10
The Famed Lecturer.

Olive Logan, at Hoxsie's Hall last night, en-
tertained the largest assembly ever known i'll
Knoxville on a similar occasion. All present
seemed to enter fully into the mirth, pathoS and
vigor with which she presented her views of her
different kinds of girls We can hardly en-
ter into full review of the lecture. 1t was re-
plete with fine sentiment, and her manner of
treating her subject was hardly without excep-
ton well received. She presented the leading
traits of her Yankee Western and Southern
girls with tact and eloIuence-elaboratin more
fully her idea of the Southern girl, which
proved quite acceptable to her very fine audi
ence. We be5peak for her tonight another
OVERLOOKING house, when she will lecture on
= Nice Young Men" We are sure we but re-
fleet the verdict of all present, when we say her
lecture was entirely satisfactory and that they
will join us in saying Olive Logan is a very tai
ented eloquent, pleasing and popular girl"
who in her way, reaches many girls " and
does them good
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10
Ministerial Association.

The following is the programme OF the Min
isterial Association to be held at the First NJ.
+. Church, Knoxville Tenn, commencing
April Both, 1872:
Opening Sermon, Tuesday, April 30th, at u
P. ", by Rev n. i. Cobleigh, ID. u. Subject
Ministerial Education"
ESSAYS:
Should Women be Excluded from the Pull
pit" by Rev. r. .. Ayers.
Relation of the Church to Education,p by
Rev. Ralph Pierce.
Pastoral Visiting" by Rev j. B. Little.
Sabbath Schools by Rev. j. II. McGrif,
Relation of Pulpit to Politics" by Rev. j.
F. Spence.
Future Condition of the Wicked" by Rev
j. B. Ford.
Infant Baptism, " Rev. Spencer Henry.
Written Sermon" by j. b. Seaton.
Sketch-Rev. iii: 20, Samuel Hyden.
Sketch-John iii I, L. NJ. Lockwood
Sermon Thursday, 18th, II AN, by Rev. j.
w. Stampers
SUBJECTS FOR GENERAL DISCUSSION.
Should the Office of Presiding Elder be elect
i've?
Should our Conferences be divided into Epis-
copal Districts
The local ministers are cordially invited to
come prepared to participate
All essays are limited to 10 minutes
Every exercise is open to criticism and discus
sion.
Rev. n G. Taylor will preach the closing
sermon on Church Union"
All are invited to attend. j. +. SPENCE.
+ FORn
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10
POLITICS IN UPPER EAST TENNESSEE.
From washington County.

EDITORS CHRONICLE Every other
man in Washington county is a candidate
or expects TO be, and if Misunderstanding
makes one popular, they will all be elect
ed. The Republicans held meeting at
noon yesterday when the Court adjourned
for dinner, that is now in session here,
and appointed delegates to the Nashville
Convention. The delegates were instruct
ed to go for Grant and Maynard, and l
suppose the instructions speak the voice
of every Republican in Upper East Ten
nessee without exception. A resolution
was offered, and carried without dissent
ing word, strongly aud earnestly endors
ing the honest, patriotic course of our no
bic Senator, William G. Brownlow. We
believe his honor, integrity and true pat
riotism the brightest of the bright.
After the Convention had finished its
work, Mai. A. H. PettiboHe was loudly
called for. He came to the stand and
entertained the crowd for about fifty min
utes, with his matchless, inimitable elo-
quence. He defended the Republican
party in the most heroic style, as he is so
well qualified to do, and the people applaud
ed with vim and good will. The Major is
talked of as candidate for Congress, and
if he should get the nomination, and
would accept it and take the stump with
his usual pluck and determination, there
would not be enough of the Democrats who
would attempt to meet him, left, after he
had made the canvass, to make a decent
constable The Democrats are awful hun
CRY. They are already offering about two
candidates in every county for the Con-
gressional race, and about half of them
say they will run the race through despite
the convention. Mcclellan and Haynes
are the candidates from Sullivan on the
Democratic side, Earnest and Reeves from
this county and Ingersoll and Reeves from
Greene, and so on from every county but
the report this evening is that Senter will
be the candidate, and that he has already
been nominated by Jim White and others
at ROgersville.
The people are talking already a great |
deal about the county, State and National |
elections, but still the farming operations |
go bravely on. Wheat looks splendidly. |
All are done sowing oats, and corn has
been planted. Now is the busy time.
HENRY.
JoNEsBoRo', April 8, 1872.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10
French and German War Preparations.

\ correspondent of the Cincinnati COM
n1ercidL says
The Prussians are fortifying Metz with
enormous cannon of steel from Krupp's
mandatory, of the same caliber as those
at Mount Valerien during the war. They
are also enlarging Strasburg, so that in
stead of ninety thousand, it can contain
two hundred thousand, making a canal
parallel with the Rhine, and an enormous
basin for ships coming from Mannheim
and the North Sea.
Theirs, i'll an interview with a contribu-
tor to the Paris Patrie, said the part of a
Frenchman now is to act as a fireman,
quenchiug every incendiary attempt. The
policy must be uniformly pacific, so that
the unequaled commercial and manufac-
turing resources of France may, be built up.
He says he has one hundred and thirty
thousand soldiers training i'll the rudi-
ments of camp life, and considers the fu-
ture of the army very hopeful, yet France
only wishes to live in peace with all the
world. he claims Germany has already
spent for war expenses the two milliards
paid by France. The remaining three
milliards will be promptly paid, and that
Bismarck intends making war with it is
probable. In the recent war the French
soldiers were not at fault, but the army or
ganizatiOn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10
OUR GEORGIA LETTER.
Georgia News-MacOn and Knoxville Ra
rORd,
MILLEDGEvILLE, GEORGIA,

MILLEDGEvILLE, GEORGIA,
April S, 1872.
We are having continuation Of the re-
markably rainy season which has cOnsti-
tuted the style of the weather for the past
several months. And i'll regard to tenn
perature, the present spring is the coolest
and most backward We have ever known
here. The indications are that the mania
Tor planting large crops of cotton in this
region has not yet been cured by sad eXpe-
rlence. Until the grain culture increases
very largely, we shall have no prosperity.
We spent yesterday in Macon, and had
the pleasure of taking by the hand, at the
excellent Brown House, (the incest hotel
in the South your worthy fellow citizen,
Mr.. Frank Scott. His report of Knoxville
was well-pleasing to the well-wishers of
your city
We attended, at Macon, one of the Read
ing and Recitation performances of q truly
wonderful man-PrOf. Bonham-whose
family is from your neighbOring county of
Blount, where numerous relatives of his
family yet reside. He is now a citizen of
Oregon, and his brother is Chief Justice of
that remote, Pacific shore sister State. He
Will give the beautiful land of East Ten
nessee, the home of his ancestry. visit in
the latter part of this month, and we are
sure no finer intellectual treat has been
had by East TennesSeeans for long time
than they will then have. One feature in
Mr.. Bonham'S recitatiOns deserves all
praise their moral tone is pure and ele-
vated and no lady will risk being put to
the blush by hearing him.
A newspaper daily-is about to be is
sued III Macon. The rivals of the old TEL
egrGph and Messenger have hitherto sue
cumbed before the great popularity of that
able journal, but we shall see the result of
the new enterprise. Its tone will be Con-
or Democratic
We had a glimpse of President De Graf
fenreid, of the Ocmulgee and North Geor-
gia Railroad and learned from him that
that great enterprise would certainly be
pushed forward. Its construction will be
of vast Importance to your region as well
as to ours. The road will be built via
TellicO Plains and Madison
vile, along an independent route all the
way to Knoxville, probably crossing the
HOlstOn river at Louisville, or at the
mouth of Little river. So we conjecture
at least.
We had the pleasure of a railway jour
ney last evening with son of the late |
General R. +. Lee, a very pleasant and ac-
young gentleman, who bears
his fathers distinguished name.
How does Mr.. Fisher, your admirable |
artist, progress with his great painting of
the scene at Dungeness, "Light Horse" |
Harry Lees tomb?
Rain! rain! 1t patters against my
and the clouds darken the day.
w. G.. NJ.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS BIZ THE CABLE.
Miscellaneous and Washington News.
HOME NEWS.
Meeting Of the Democratic National Com
mftfee.


New York. Apri! "a meeting of the
Democratic National Committee is called for
"Wednesday, the 8th of May, at the residence of
August Belmont in this city, to designate the
time and place for holding the National Con
yentiOn.
The Uorid says Belmonts procrastination
meets the approval Of the Democratic leaders.
It adds that the delay seems to have been occa-
stoned with II view TO take advantage of the
Cincinnati Convention, the results of which
may determine as to the time for holding the
National Convention.
\ meeting at the Clearing House was held to-
day. The resolution to expell theTenthN National
Bank was defeated by a compromise to put the
bank upon future good behavior.
Fenton will address the Liberal Republicans
at Cooper Institute next Friday. Schurz will
address the Germans at the same place next
Wednesday,
Daniel Drew publicly asserts that he was
not interested in the locking up of money of the
Tenth National Bank He was examined this
morning before United States Commissioner,
Davenport 1t was proved that the bank did
not withhold money from circulation for con-
sideration and complaint dismissed.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, April 9.-The snow is ff-
teen inches deep and the weather threatening
still.
CHARLESTON, April 9.-The Kuklux trials
did not begin to-day, owing to the non arrival
of Judge Bond.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10
Local MISCELLANY,

Olive Logan'5 arrival was the event Of yes
teIday.
Chattanooga is enjoying the sight of fine
vile.
The Roane Iron Company manufactures fifty
tons of rails and uses about twenty tons of pig
iron per day. They have thirty or forty cords
of pig iron packed up about the mill.
The Brownsville Bee says that eggs, lately so
plentiful, have wholly disappeared from their
market Are the hens on a strike?
Barry 81 Mcdaniel have closed their oyster
saloon for the season.
Yesterday was breezy and pleasant.
The contractors are building another Golfer
dam for one of the piers of the bridge.
Swan Il Baker are going to put up new bu-
siness house on Union street.
A number of the merchants have received
their spring goods
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10
FOREIGN.
CONSERVATIVE TRIUMPMs IN sPAI,
Opening of the German Parliament.

Opening of the German Parliament.
HAVANA, April 9.-The Spaniards here re-
jOice over the result of the elections in Spain.
The Spanish Conservatives triumphed in Porto
Rico.
Nalmaseda has gone to Santiago.
LONDON, April 9.-Remonstrance to the
Spanish Government against the prohibition
of the departure of Chinese Iaborers from
Cuba Is urged in the House of Commons. The
Ministry stated that the Government was aware
the Havana authorities forbid their exodus.
The Posts rumOr that the foreign office had
received a dispatch from the United States
which solved the question of CONSEQUENTIAL
damages is authoratively denied. The contra
diction produces general disappointment.
The Grand Jury at the Old Bailey indicted
the Tichborne claimant for forgery and per-
jury
\ special dispatch to the Manchester Guar
dlqig says that the Hon. Il. G. Schenck, while in
in Paris, from which city he returned yester-
day, had an interview with the American Coun-
ell before the Geneva Tribunal of Arbitration,
and upon his arrival here called upon Earl
Granville.
The result of these interviews, the dispatch
says Is that neither the Council nor the ArDl-
traitors will meet at Geneva on the 10Th inst,
the day appointed for the assembling of the
Board, but that the English and American
agents will meet and exchange count cases. The
dispatch further states that the Board of Arbi-
traitors will not again assemble until the 10th OF
June
BERLIN, April 9-Bismarck read the kmper-
or's speech upon the opening of the German
Parliament. 4 uniform beer and malt tax
and the acquisition of Alsace and Lorraine are
me most startling topics. The speech eonclud-
81 with the strength acquired by the imperial
.1"'lon Of the Fatherland and guarantee OF
'"' peace Of Europe.