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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-03
FOR EgcN
The Cricis In France Temporarily Pazse,

The Cricis ia France Temporarily Passed.
PARIS, Dec. AL the ministers have
resigned. Thiers says the only course left
him is his resignation. Paris is uneasy
and the monarchisis are confident.
PARIS, Dec. 2.-There were two long
Cabinet Councils yesterday. Thiers fin
ally agreed to remain President if the
ministers resigned their portfolios. The
ministers consented.
1t is rumored that General Ducrot is ac-
cused OF preparing troops to act against the
government should the crisis occur.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-Somerville, the mathe-
matician and astronomical writer, is
dead. r#.. s..
The steamship Dalmatian, from Liver
pool for the Mediterranean has been wreck
ed. Thirty-fve passengers and the crew
are lost.
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course which they shall pursue in view OF
the death of Horace Greeley. Such an
event was unprovided for by action of the
Convention. Succeeding conventions will,
without doubt, make provisions for asimi-
lar contingency, and as no practical result
can follow the establishment of prece-
+ dent by this committee. it is deemed mad
yisable that this committee should make
any recommendation to the electors.
+ 50 csv 11i 'iAUGUsTUS SCHELL,
-,tr-- Chairman National Committee.
+ SAVANNAH, Dec q The, aNe,cs Of this
/ city urges the electors from Georgia to cast
their vote for Ex-Governor nChas. J. Jen-
kins as complimentary vote. 1t sup
ports the suggestion by an eloquent eulogy
of the veteran Governor. ..-r-. z -.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. lowing to the
death of Whitfield;o the Conservative
member from Tuscaloosa, the Capitol
bodies adjourned to. ten o'clock tomorrow.
The other body did nothing. Spencer has
been nominated by the Republicans and
will probably receive majolity of The
votes cast by the court house body. The
Conservatives meet in caucus Tonight and
will probably nominate candidate.
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REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Advertised December ?, Is7a.


Persons calling for these letters will please sa a J.
vertised and give the date of this list. Ii called
for.wthn month. they will be sent to the Deai
L.tter Office. One cent will be collected each letter
when delivered. ..t N.t"
| A-DrJ A Adrain John Allison. IL. ..r.--,
B-Mrs Caroline Battle, = Beverly, Beney & Gal
sen, A Battle, John N Baker, Miss Maggie Brown.
Mrs Mary B asley. ...---- -
C-Addison Chandler, Ann Colwell, NJ Carmichael.
Thoma: Craig. a CruIeher, Wren Cross.
D-Mrs Matilda V Dawson, Leander Dalton: John
Denton, II Daley, \ Dicker. Miss Mollie Dosser.
E-Tustus Eckerle2, Margaret Bstep. Jacob East
erday. .r.....- --.--r,
F-John Frater W Franklin.
G-Master Frank Goodlin. l. Griffith. -
H-Miss Salie A Hutton, Richard Harrison, Miss
Margaret Hill, Louci1a Halo co d.
J-J Jones. -
L-Lynch Hanatin, = Lenoir, A Lynch William
Loud rbaek. % ..'I -.-aE-s--r ~
M-George Morrow. Mountain. r A Monday,
B Mitchell, Thos NJ Moore, W lille f Miller 2.
H-Henry Neal, Bryes Nance, Calvin Noman.
Oil L Odell, l. A Udell. e "a
-R-S l. Boberts, Mrs Martha Roberts Miss Emma
Rutls ige, Miss Ezd Rice, a Rodgers, Susan Roosr-
son, cold. ..- i--. ID .-t.-liii 49,
s-Miss ia Smith. Ann Sharp. Wm Stanford, Miss
Martha Scott. II B Stevens. r-5oa ~ a..
I'M Thrapp 8. l. Trousdale, VIII Tooic ir,
W-IohD Wenton, Florence W Wiiams. Davy W IL
liau s. Mrs Jennie White. g .sfOGIss4 II Isl {
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THE DYING WIFE.

The following beautiful piece of poetry WI
sent to us by "a Reader of the CHRoEIcLE
that in view of the late sad bereave
ment in our city it would be appreciated b
many readers. We cheerfully give it place an
thank "a reader for his or her thou ghtfulnes
Lay the gem upon my bosom,
Let me feel her sweet warm breath
For a strong chill DER me passes,
And l know that it is death.
r | would gaze upon the treasure -- lrs
Scarcely given ele l go
Feel her rosy, dimpled fingers
Wander o'e my cheek of snow.
am passing through the waters,
But blessed shore appears;
Kneel beside me, husband dearest
Let me kiss away thy tears,
Wrestle with thy grief, my husband.
Strive from midnight unto day,
1t may leave an angels blessing
When it vanishes away.
Lay the gem upon my bosomy FFr
iTis not long she can be there u
See how to my heart she neStles,
'Tis the pearl love to wear. ~ 20 2
If in after years beside thee, -Ei a.'
Sits another in my chair,
Though her voice be sweeter music,
And her face than mine more fair;
If chcrub call thee "Fatherr}
Far more beautiful than this,
Love thy first born oh my husband!
Turn not from the mOtherless.
Tell her something of her mother
You may call her by my namo!
Shield her from the winds of sorrow!
If she errS, oh gently blame.
Lead her sometimes, where L IN sleeping;
will answer if she calls, q II
And my breath win stir her ringlets,
When my voice in blessings falls,
Then her soft, black eyes will brighten,
And shall wonder whence it came
In her heart when years pass o er her
She will ind her mothers name.
1t is said that every mortal
Walks between two angels here
One records the ills, but blots it,
If before the midnight drear
Man repenteth-if uncancelled,.
Then the right hand angel weepeth,
Bowing low with veied eyes.
will be her right hand angel,
Sealing upthe good for heaven -
Striving that the midnight watches
Fixed no misdeeds unforgiven.
You will not forget me, husband,
WheH I'm sleeping meath the sod
oh, love the jewel to us given,
As l love thee-neXt to God
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HOUSE.

The House considering Hon. \. L.
Banks'proposed retirement from the Chair
manship of the Foreign Affairs Commit
tee, the house refused to accept Mr.. Banks
resignation.
Pending resolution regarding the Cred
it Mobilier charges against Speaker
Blaine and others, Mr.. Blaine called Hon.
5. :. Cox, of New York, to the chair, and
the resolution as now before the house is
that temporary chairman, S. S, Cox, DEM
ocrat, announce the committee.
Both houses took recess until half past
one, when the message will be read.
After organization the House adopted
the following: Hon. III. l.. Dawes, Of Mas
sachusetts, rose and said:
2 (" Mr.. Speaker: Believing that all viii
concur in the propriety of a public recog-
milton of events SO impressive and so with
out parallel IN the history of this Gov
ernment that have recently transpired,s /
deem it proper to offer the following res0-
luton VI Resolution not transmitted but
supposed to move an adjournment for
Gree!ey's death.-EDS. CHRONICLE
The vote against accepting Banks rcsig-
nation was 80 TO 76.
Poland, Banks, Beck, Niblach and Nc
Crea-y are the committee to investigate
the Credit Mobilier slander.
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WASHING TON

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 1.-The Treas
ury sells 81 ,000,0 600 in gold OH Thursdays
and buys 81 100000 in bonds on each
Wednesday of December.
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sage was at 1.i0P. N. received and read.
1t commences with recognition of the
blessings which the American people have
enjoyed within the past year, the only ex-
ception being the great fire in Boston. 1t
refers to the Geneva Arbitration and its
satisfactory results, which left the two Gov
ernments, the American and English wi tn
out shadow on their friendly relations,
whiehit is sincerely hoped may forever re-
main unclouded. It reehinmends the i'm
mediate creation of board of commission
ers to decide on the amounts TO be paid to
individuals for damages iiicurred by the
Confederate privateers.
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Announcement. a

am candidate for the position OF Engrossing
ee WILL r. MCBATH
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NOTHING LOST
1-r- E. EIG IN .,len 70 's'sI q
III q r r [ n G. : S
HI. S a F e S I'm. Inn. =
TE r.. .G.i ,~L .gl- ~
..g-. IN .F r.-E-. III q
THE GREAT FIRE
".s -. .Il"rE 2. aliW fiGiHW
ls -..".p a.I AT Ems atT0gi iizUo0 #
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. BOSTON, .a,e5 ...,.5

Bosros, Mass NO7.12 ig7l. %
Messrs. HerrngS & Farrell, Nos. 25l and 252 Broad
way. New York: -s..ecG GHs
GerNemen-In the Great Fire. which has destroy
cd the business portion of this city had one
of your "Champi n" afes, and which We were unable
to recover from the ruins until this P NJ account of
the intense heat which surrounded it When We open.
cd it VIC were agreeably surprises to find oui books
papers. &C.. il fine condition Yours.&c,, 10
]. C. BURRASE6 + co.
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WAsHlNGT0N, Dec. s2.-BotIl houses Or
-ganized, with Colfax and Blaine in the
chairs. 1F#-rs- Ep-
SENATE.
Mr.. Sumner introduced a bill striking
from the United States flags and army reg
listers all mention of battles with our
Southern fellow citizens. He also at
tempted to call up the Civil Rights bill, but
was stopped by the rules.
The chaplains of both houses III ,their
PRAYERS mentioned tho name of Mr.. Gree
Fley.l & FEFs .I#s H.tft
The Senate passed House resolution, re-
gardipg Mr.. Greeley, and adjourned af-
ter reading the Presidents Message.
The debt statement shows decrease in
the debt of 81 lbs, 900. Coin in Treasury,
S69, SOC, 900; Currency, SO, ,l25,0O0.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. ., ST. Vi.

SYNOPSIS or THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE,
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1.-THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

e. + E.E g x = sF, e, a
An Abie Paper frcm secretary Boutwell,
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ANOTHER.

Mcssrs. Hcrrings 4 Farrell
Gentlemen-Our store. No. IS GUNNER ST.. WAS burn
ed in the late Great Fire. in this city of Nov and
10 Our books an pauerS were in one Of your Patent
Champion Safes" and were all pre- erved in good con-
dition. Our store was burned about 10 O'Clock Satur
day evening but on account of the heat eoul not
get at the safe until the Tuesday fOllowingover sixty
hours after the fire. We consider this FIRE ordinary
test for safes and take pleasure in giving actsasahoye
Very truly yours. Ecrs
PORTER, BROTHERS & co.
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locked navigation from Maine to the Gulf
of Mexico, nature having provided
greater part of the route and the obstacles
to be overcome being within the skill OF,
engineers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06
The very Man,

As Texas will be entitled to two addi
tiona members in the next Congress- ybt
will have 10 BE-, elsesel-oy general ticket
sand rs the time is at hand when STATE
Convention must be held to make nciifina
lions Of suitsbe candidates, we shoul dbr
casting about for the right men foilt ibese
important POSITIONS We take IL for grant
ed, owns idering the fact that he largest
addition to our population has been m ade
in Northern Texas, that one OF the. candi-
dates will be selected from this section-
Who shall he be? There can be, we think
but one answer 10 this furstion. All eyes
will be turned Mt once spea, Gov. J. W
THRocKaoRroN a, The very man for The
place oHdthe times. His Acknowledged abi'-
ity, his long experience, his devsted pa
triotism, at once point him out as the very
beet selection which could be made for one
of the candidates. Known, respected and
loved throughout Texas, and siill more. en-.
deared to her people from his forcible ex-
pu'sion from the Executive Chair, which
lie had filled with so much honor TO him.
self and profit to them, they will rally 10
his support and give him the largest vale
tina ever Texan obtained for any Office
What say our cotsmp,r,ries? eAn they
mention wcrthier or nobler man 2 For
the other member, We have nothing 10 say.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06
MNfH ROliCE.

Two more murders have hceh COIN
mitted by the Governors followers
Tho members Of tho State tct;ee have
again imbuod their hands In limo
cent blood. We have ofteA said in
these columns, that no mans life
was safe in Texas, so long as Davis
was entrusted with his present
powers. Every few days brings
the most overwhelming evidence
in support of tho correctness of this
assertion. A short time since two
men were murdered at Tyler; now
two men have met their fate in Ma.
ccgdoches county, and all by me H.
bers of the same blood stained force,
the State Police. What reason has
any man to saPpcsc, that they are
safer than these unfortunate victims
of tho ferocity of these men who
should be guardians of the peace,
but whose only anus ement seems
to be to murder our citizens.
we are sure no one can assign
any imaginable guarantee by which
the citizens Of Galveston or Hous-
ton arc secured from being shot
down without cause or provocatiun,
on the streets of their own city
What has just been done in Tyler
or NNacogd0ches may be repeated
here to-day, or tomorrow, or at any
time. Wives may part with their
husbnds, mothers with their sons,
but they can never be sure of their
not being brought back dead and
riddled with balls, for in addition
to the chances, dangers and acct
dents TO which human life is sub.
jectcd, in this State we have the
additional peril ola gang of men,
who are licensed by the Governor
TO commit murder, as other men
are to sell tea or tobacco. What
must have been the feelings of Mrs. |
Applewhite, who, a few hours be-
fore, had left her husband in the
pride of manly strength. and life,
when his manglcd, blood-stsindn,
abused corpse was brought to her
Do you not think that she knelt be-
fore that CORY clay and prayed that /
those who had made her n widow,
and her children fatheriess. might
have the same measure dealt to
them ? Yet, what wife or child in
Texas il safer then she or her chill.
drehf Not onel You are all be.
grit with the same peril, and none
tan tell whom OF where it may
strike, for it arises ffom men whose
vice and villainy, both of them
and their employers, are filling the
and with mourners, who are pill
aging our citizens Of their proper
y ns wellas shedding their blood.
-GalrestOs 'Neles. ]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

Tn Ngw BH~Ddg OVgr rns An
'KASsAs,--Mr, NJ Hilton Of this
city, ono Of tho commissioners ~.
pointed 10 examine that portion OF
tbs Missouri, Kansas and Toxas
Railroad in tho Indian Territory,
states that the railroad bridge now
nearly completed across tho Arkan.
sas RI, or near Fort Gibson will be
one Of finest structures of the kind
IN tic country. Ito and his collcg
ues experienced sensation akin
10 wonder on the first sight Of such
n magnificent bridge spanning a
point on the river 50 remote from
white civilization. Tho bridge is II
|"'Posts patent'diagonal truss and
was erected under the supcrinton.
dence Of MIR. o. b. Gum, tho en-
.gincer. The bridge has h length of
$40 feet, crossing the narrowest
point Of tho river. One mile above
the spot the rivc,' is 1900 feet wide.
The width of the road is ~ leet-
The structure is forty feet drove
low.watcr. There the water rises
in times of flood to the height of 30
feet. The north shore pcir rests
on piles driven to the rock. Tho
stone has been closely, hammer
dressed and laid in tho best n.y.
draulic cement. The bottom chord
suspension bolts arc of wrought.
trdN, and tho upper chord and bra
,ces .,ire -fnudc of w6Tte.pine. The
whole Structure is very finely fin-
.fshcd, and, altogether, presents an
appearance of great durability :.
Missouri RepuJticeN. 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

h'W"f 'H"H htH'h
DstH sfa-l see that yon have, IN Jour
Inst p.pcf, delighted yourself, aud perhaps
= ms'6ri,y NJ your readers, ny the publlca.
litn EN- hier from ons Of Tho sblsst law
ven, aud 'pnrtst'temocrats In Missouri
10.
Allow me 10 ask ydti'Shai constitutes the
ligetoniiml elsmsnl'Qy lufe democracy In
these days. Tho dpiIereniial 'tis msni Of
Sou siSri drniJcrssy was, 'lae belief In
STATE Sovereignty AMI consequently state
rights. The North held the opposite doc
triur. aud the war was upon that issue,
and when Gen. Lee surrendered ut Appo.
natto1. we lost orr cnusc. and that too al
noint nj bayonets. held nv The Northern
domocrncy / for one. lave ncouie,crd in
ths, erbiiramcnt. AMI so far. have ,ubo,,li.
mated ,l,ot yi,aI prinoipl., which alone
m,le mo n dsmocrr, AMI wbst Jbes yo,ir
Ii,,ingnished lawyer fricn saw unon Mi,
nn;n,5 IIe say. I'm, ON, common 'nsonis
the priva,es, who are offended with Grant,
will VITO for the democratic candidate I'm,
;,o Tn;,n man. Ave ,h,rs ia Tho ,rn,I
liz INNS, he n Union man. And pr,v what
ia ~. difference uh,n nrincinl, b,,vc.n
moIoraio rnnrh,icnn and IInion dsmo'
cr.i, ia ,G.v'notoIike bsli,ye in Tho
.soyerc;yntv of tb,,yener,I government n nd
~ conseouc.c, ;cy,.. s,ats sover.i,n,v
and s,o,a riyh,.s TLero ~ ro d;gsrsncy,
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

HIDEs-Thc New York Evening
Post, notes an extraordinary activi.
ty md rise ofpriccs in the market
for hides. The stock is low-espe.
cially of the lower grudes-- ully one
thousand hides less than in early
November. Tho esYtetiigh importa-
| ttions this year have been anexpcct-
eddy heavy, but fair prizes have all
along been maintained, and now the
stock is reported low. The con-
sumption Of the excess of importa-
tons is explained in the falling off
of receipts from the Western States,
and in the fact that Canada buys
largely Yin The New York market :
Western New York, that formerly
furnished its own supply, now has
agents in Texas and other Southern
States buying hides for Buffalo and
other points. The shipping of a large
quantity ofunrurreht esther to En-
gland during the Inst 1iafter of year
has also contributed to d sound con
dition of the hide and leather trade
in this city, these shipments having
amounted 10 between two hundred
thousand and three hundred thou
sand sides Stocks in Europe, es.
pecially of Havro, are running low.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

WASHINGTON LETTERs.--The State Jour
nal contains what il heads MS "SIlor Let
tiers from Washington They are signed
Blunt, and 5bculd have been signed Libel
or Dirt, for they are both false and vulgar.
They we're evidently not written by my
Texan, but by some scurrilous Bohemian
about Washington, who makes living by
hiring hspen and the little brains he
may have to whomsoever has the money to
pay for them, These letters profess to
give d ,scriptions ofour democratic mem
hers Of t6agress already seated, and OF
Giddings, who willbr, OF their p,rsonal ap-
pearance and conduct, and attemet ieebly
to ridicule II EN-, while Mt the saEe time
they grossi ., uisteprese 1t them and belle
their constituents MS we'll. Whose money
went ioIsfosure these scurrilpus letters
aud disgrace he. jsnrn'l that publishes
themi. 1t would no, be hard 10 tell. A
certain tlefelloy, call,d Gen. Clark, is
spoken of in one Of these letters "as being
ne d IN higAssfeew his gentleman and a pa
sriohc mart Heaven save us! What
mext .rl 'TyiE tItE4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

sTMr. L. c. Alexander has retired
from his editorial association with the
Waco Examiner. Our friend J. W. Downs
is now sole editor and proprietor. This
press has our very best wishes se q sound,
firm democratic Journal which you can al
ways place and know where to fsd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

A lady called upon friend who
had lately been married. When
der husband came to dinner she
saidi II have been TO visit Mrs.
Thompson, "Well," replied the
husband, # suppose she is very
happy" Happy Well. | should
think she ought to be; she has
camel's hair shawl two-thifds bers
DER"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

li There is q vast difference be-, pay,
ing State taxes, Ito be.-sq'nrudered aud
escseisd by a greedy set OF otfise-kolders,
and paying a reasonable amount OF County
Ntaxesn for much needed improvements,
~ hich will he substantial benefit to all.
Z. Bat h will b, hsrl for the officials to see
{ sAis, as hong as they alone profit by the
y one and the PEOPLE by the other.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

Ioi ,ASusER. GosE.-The BRENNAN Enquir-
err; whlchsfarLed, radical Ser feeding Of
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year. With its last breath IL fcebI gave
oi uiterance TO the following: Sand so, my
30 dears, fare%sif; and, il forever still for
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-06

1t may interest the ladies to
know that the price of n universal
trcss of loose hair ykric- from 60 TO
Els, according to the length, which
Averages from twenty eight to for
ty-Eve inches. s.'