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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
Eeaal Notices.


GUPREME C0URT.-In the matter of the
application Of the Department a Public Psrks and the Department
N Pubic WORKS. behalf u the Mayor Aldermen and Com
ctv Il City 1fEswYork relative 10 acquiring Ae for The lse Of
the Public 70 all tbs lands required for
LAYING OUT A ROAD OR PUBLIC
DRIVE,
,orxara from souhery Of
The CAV Of York intersection Of the Knbnig Road with
t known designated the department. u Public
PARKS laid oai by resolution 4 the Commissioners
Of The Central Park. ,-,,, a., ~.
pnr.nnt statutes SCH made aad provided be Depart
.nt Parks ami the Department Of Pabhe WorS jointly and
seyeray 10 behalf Of the Msyo Aldermen and Ccnuona OF
e City EewYork hereby give notice thai they i5ei 70 spy 70
te SUPREME fs Judicial District Of the state OF New
be held in the Couf al hs
civ Hall in the City Nw-lOrk. MOsay, the IAN day OF Oo
her s7 Al Court that day soon Thereafter
As Counsel can heard thereon for the appointment @. Commissioners
OF Rsnste IN the above entitled mstter
That he nature OF the improve hereby Intended ne
Iay1x Public Drive In the City OF heSlok - th
norhsard sOuhery line Of Ore hundred aud
along the Hudson River side OF said City that lies between
aid line One-hundIed and the Intersection
othe Kingbndge with street, known nwoodet and so
on the Department Of Public Parks hed In the
OF Of the City ut County Of New York g SAID kcsd
or Public Drive by resolution of the Commissioner OF The
Central adopd December y 1866, in said City otNeWfo-
Dated Nsw-York, September b. 1872 .
RICHARD oGORMAN, Counsel to tho Corporation
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GopartnereDip Notices.

NOTICE-The firm OF w. WEINERT &. Co;
ofLookhs has been dissolved BY mutual eoDsenk Al
e holding claims against said firm Fi present them win te
nesary naheus 9enth DAY If November 8fZ Al We
oee Of KOsHoFSK No. 81 Suffolk ST. IN the City oil se~osA
NOTTCE-TO parties holding funds Of W.
-. w. WEINBRI Co.
No~- NJ KoSHoPSKI, New-York.
w. WElSERT, NegBraunfel, Tens
Eew.Tsrk, Sept 70, 1871.
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ILL ]. T I. !. N.OTS
INVESTMENT.
TIKI
Jacksonville, North Western
& SOUTHEASTERN Railway
FIRST MORTGAGE
z PER CENT GOLD BONDS
SIS AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
INTEREST PAYABLE IN Hsw-YORK. LONDON AND FRANK
FORT
7 PER CENT GOLD BONDS
$50 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

Tsro,d win couneo, JACKSONVILLE. Chicago and Alto
Railroad with MOUNT VERNON and will furnish the Counties Of
Morgan sangamon Mscoupiu. MONTGOMERY Bond Clinton Marion
and jefferson with facilities long needed t. crops to
ket
At ven where the deposits Of Bumnous Coal are seven fetp
DEPTH large business will be created cheap transportation
assured by the construction Of this road accessible markets
Thirty miles from Jacksonville vrden already oopletsd and
fully equipped ffJ miles will be the Autumn
crops
THE TOLEDO, WABASH AND WESTERN RAILROAD
THE PEORIA, PEKN. AND JACKSONVILLE RAILROAD
THB CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD
THE INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.
TIKI TBRRB HAUTB RAILROAD
THE yAEDALIA AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD aud
THB ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
&C; as feeders to the road at yafioas points
It's connection also with the centering at Mount
Vernon aud Evansville must also large remunerave
The road forms through Louis to the sea-
board.
Running through section Of country thcky producing
large quantities Of grain and lumber with
found anywhere in proximity the road its local traffic
amply the Of building
The issue Of bonds limited per mile snd we offer only
s6oOOO the thirty miles Of already completed
operation.
In the above account,
security. Pamphlets will be furnished on application
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|. B. BOOMER of Chicago, President.
eonsAnnrD AUGUST l. 1901
Authorized Capital Stock, Sl,OOO,OOO,
ruR SUBSCRIPTIONS BOOKS Will POSIIIVAII ODO'H 0O'
Ihk eUD0O l. 1872.

,,p SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL Positively CLOSE oOi'
Inn l. 1871
0ut Of the Authorized Capital stock ofthis COMPANY nov
boD gsi the viii be issued 70 su9soo rt .sh
having en- ans TO be made Hstslmsos Of - Per h'
W.; cer, July 49, 25 per cen. Ang 70 per cent
and - per cent Oct. 1, 1877. fh sa oT nh
'1Inents 10 be paid with interest at inc ''"o " ~
on oDen a. the undersigned will be pO1H'V
closed a. U Of issued at this time ~ o.
m dis the Presen surplus S az" AZ
and now sbsi they nov have
OU hand Of wOrt for Tn1 mo bemso r. l.
Iacic, Lake shore and NJ SoI,n9rpi eSns. Michigan
ceTiraI Paeige Se oa s nov offered
G work alone viii be over Vo 60o including some tina
roA boSs, ever bu this cOontU TO seeepi o. ouS Of
Becssates larger y, hand and the
obliged 10 receive IN part payment lo H., no sIrsys i'm.
md other bOnds. which are perfectly s0Oo 's'' "
D4s's seSTs Of land chicago bsonging nv f T.
ana on nsoyI 500 prominent feat es.a ,ai 10
,s(I be worth. n s,z years, at kass ~l'ONO'' Wv
ne whole prop9'ts RMRRcAS BRIDGE COMPANY thogt oT,
me tstss smoasa.ed pO6isbenes Of e ~ 5, Of
has already y sInes i snilaOn and up 20 We SN
Igri total Of 38l3 feet oil bnuges costing
ro9 10o oSn sI I'd have facilities construction o. %
pie, Of least $50 feet Of bridge for ever "0fS '
Iron Rnro.d and Highway BsTs e ,sTo H. k...u
o. 81. Of constructed " oI ~ ,Ss hook Of
ne CoIa he 1924 0s9 - per A'SS he opo
4SI - ,s eutsl then outstanding WIN c,.
sss gPG .eR":v COMPANY VIII have %qsS .s. sis s
a.sv and proceeds o. we ,sS Of from 10 900 to
sz5 0OO undoubtedly above basis make eydsa1s Il
TAe o0hPls ner cent per the oh amount ''
T ~ r so' tSo sSs BE
,.,i, 5S essrs s.ssnon regarding The saS ability ' o
STATEMENTS and the onquos0 ,,s The above H'enshl
-,,tly The attention
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INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCroBRR, AT UNION
TRUST COMPANY.
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

This rosd is link The AIR LINE from Basao to
Chicago anu Detroit River Chicago 10 nearly straight
i've.
The road part lire the Capsd Southern aud being
built by the same men, viz Courng John r. Tracy. David
pows VIM L. Scott Henry Parnam A. Pcyh Jno NJ. Burse, NJ
L. sylea IT, all directors the Chicago and Northwest the
Chicago Book Pacific George opke Of the Midland Roads
SIDNEY Dillon Dauiei Drew Os, David Samuel Tlien
Kenyon Coz and other prominent railroad m'n.
The road like the Canada Southern will rail, c pounds
the yas throughout is STRAIGHT AND LsyBL MUCH SHORTER
and can be run with greater ed aud SAFETY han any Ohas road
meeting Buffalo and Chicago.
tn. builders Of the Of its Chicago feeders to OBJ
tain for profitable bsue having protested the line
70 accommodate existing business and having the necessity for
another trunk ae between Chicago The sesoa located
expressly with the view Of obtaining cheapest TRANSPORTATION po
cab RaSa progress being made Ia tn construction the Read
and il will be finished at the earliest practicable period
The branch lines will make the
shortest connections between Chi
cago and Toledo and Chicago and
Detroit, as well as between all these
points and Buffalo.
The Canada Southern Bonds, In
every particular like these, were
eagerly taken, the last of them seve-
raj weeks ago, by the best class OF
investors, and were on the market a
shorter time than any other railroad
loan of like amount for years past.
The prooss Of OOOds will canpss the entire line iud We
u with the same did the Canada South
EN- and regard them every way choice security.
Psnphst and all information furnished BY
wIMsLovv, LArsxHR & Co., Bankers,
81 FINEST.
LEONARD, SHELDON & FOSTER.
BANKEES 10 wALL-sr.
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HoRsr ANp cARKIAck MARKEE
Npw.YoRK, "Wednesday. Sept. 10. 1

NPw-YoRK, "Wednesday. Sept. 10. 1872.
The interest manifested in the many attrac-
tons offered ION the turf" deracts somewhat from that
which, at the present season. would otherwise be direct
ed toward the trade and both buyers OF and deal
ers In pleasure horses apt to leave tho market de
serted. Business horses Of all values sell brsky ana
Notwithstanding large daily arrivals, no accumulation
ana consequent decline IN prices are to DO feafe
AT Messrs Barker Chases City Auction MARI ana n
y Tnttersalls, cor Thrtyninthst and Broadway' tho
following sales were Effected under The hammer;
Description Hands. ieas. Price
Ches sori gelPg, sired by Lexington. 1873 S9g o.
Chesnnt MARE. ID 70
Pair brOsn hoIses-..s...s............ 10 bD W
BaY mare ..'''''''''''''s''.s'.....s 10 -
Some higlbred trOtng stock. the progeny OF RysdykS
HambetOnan, IS 20 be sold at public auction the 7th
of October next, at John Winehins breeding farm at
Hampt0nburgh near Goshen, Orange Coanty ". Y The
management has been ntrusted to Mai c. W. Barker Of
this city and the Fall meeting Of the Goshen Park As
sOeaon is announced for three days following the date
SALE little doubt that this able auotoneer
ouence before an unusually numerous attend incc
Messrs Jenkins Duff general auctioneeT, sold, this
day. at stables No. 100 West Ihirtyeghthst. the fol-
Isssr,51@a Hands Pnca
pair b,y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l5I GHdB $500 %
BsT mare. l1J ~ 70
Gray msre................. .......... " S9SS
Bar mare. s.s....''s.''''' 10 ~
Gray Co't.........''.... '....s''.'.' 80 ~
Bar cOt.......................s.....s h"'
Sale at Messrs Wadron & Cookies downtown auction
mart In Church-st Lbcrtyst. tomorrow tIhurS-
day., 10Th INST, at 10 O'Clock.
The carriagetrade Is reported improving rapidly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19

r IFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, ST.
LOIS-At meeting Of the policy holders Of the Life Association
America held the Companys tbs 2h August Tor ne
pp,e considering amendments 20 he charter Of
ASSOCIATION the Of the meeting that other amendments
he aided proposed and the shoe be gan submitted 10 ae
members Company mseng which was recommended
should heh practicable Now hereiore THIS 70 gSs
nocs hat MEETING Of P0LICY-H0LDBRS OF tee LlPB
ASSOCIATION will be bsA at the principal Ogsa Of the COMPANY
De Cy % Lous EDN ESDAY the 25h day Of September ast
O'Clock he purpose Of Sotng for Or ags the proposed
Association IN accordance with the
pTons Of section IS Of an aeof Genes Assembly the state
approved March TO- le9 entitled act for the inoFpo
ration and regulation If Life Assurance Comparde."
1890 JAMES II. BRITTON, PresiBnL
WM HAHIBY, Secretary.
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Drlnting

SLOTE g. JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
- R2S and 81 ASK BOOK MANUFACTURERS No - Futonst
ACCOUNT BOOKS made any pattern. Orders solicited -
HESRY L. SLOTB. JONATHAN JAMES
WIN. EYERDELLN SONS, 104 Fulton-st.-
w LITH0GRAPHC. STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
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oTTloE o1 THE vIeKsBURG aND

RAILROAD CosPASY EUyAULA, Ala. Aag. q, 1872
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS;-Blds Will be
ep5ob on Le VICKsRURG AND BRUNSWICK RAILROAD, from
C1on westward Meridian Mississippi on the ns Of the route
by Charter The Contractors bid Tor e whole mo
or ,nv part thereof beginning Clayton Bids will include the "ho
worn Of clearing grading bridging Furnishing rossrs ron SPIKE.
sci aud everything complete the Road Pymeab
10 be mad the mortgage eight cat bonds the Con-
p,ny. ind,rssd by the State Of Alabama
Tweptyone Road from Eufua 10 Clayton have already
been built and fBlJ equipped ,,,-.--.,.
10 itself j. d. hAOOh, eeeenfJ suu treasures"
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Marble ano Slate maniels.

KJABFR. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IN. IZNG WORKS ia and ID BasI Kghsenthst Marble ,a1
Mabed Tng Marble CouDer honamen al pnees That
def competition Marble turning for the trade
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rieh and
- elegant designs Slate work q description MARBLE and
WOOD NANTRIs 7. STEWART Il Co., go aud 2R2 West
Twenty thirist. SeventhaVe
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
10 vsrerooms, UnonsqSare Pour!hays od ssyea
AMI Offering large assortment Of MAhrELS, GIH
&C. comprising many elegant and unique designs at pne' challenging
competition
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90 Uhom II map Gourern

90 Whom II map Gourrrn
BOARD OF ApPORTI0NMENTA NDAUDTT.
I'D hereby given that meeting Of the BOARD OF
APPORTfONMRNT AUDIT chapters and 70 OF
he Law Of 1872 viii held the Office of The ComDtroer Of the City
of TIiCRSDAY September -, 1872 at o'clock,
Dated Hsw-YOrk september "a. 1917
ANDREW ". GREEN, 1
Comptroller Of the CITY 81 New iOrE.l Board OF
GEORGE NJ. VAN MORT, Apporuonment
Commissioner Of Ppblc Work. aud
FREDK LAW 0LhhTED, Audit
President Dep iIaent otPubic Par1,j
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GUARANTEED BONDS
ONA COMPLETED ROAD.
THE CINCINNATI, RICHMOND,
AND
FORT WAYNE RAILROAD CO.'S
FIRST MORTGAGE
7 PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
HAVING 50 YEARS TO RUM PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAY
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Company,
The Pennsylvania Company, and
The Grand Rapids and Indiana Rail
road Company.

rosd entirely completed and in opeon and extends from Fort
Indiana Richmond 80 miles the State Of Indiana and con-
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway The Grand
Rapids Railroad the whole Of roads under the
Company in Indiana and Michigan with the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad 10 Cincinnati and Southern
Ohio and Indiana The leased for 90 years the Grand Rapids
and Indiana Railroad Company and oprsd by for the joint account
Of gusrntors entered into between the Grand
Rapids Indiana Railroad Company the Pennsylvania Company
leases Of the Pittsburgh and Chicago Railway and the
Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroad Company for reciprocal IN
ehsnge business all these Companies agree to hro" all their
freight passenger traffic which be appropriately done over h
osd nurng It, from the outset large volume OF business Inc
holders Of these Bonds are tins treblJ secured
FrstBT mortgage finished road now in full operation
Secondy-By for interchange Of business with three pros
erou and powerful corporations controlling It's favor vast amount
Of business
Tby-By the direct absolute guarantee Jointly aud sevea
BY ENDORSEMENT ON THE BONDS b. the abOTemeD0ned three
Companies. .... IT. -,
Tn. whole issue Of Bonds SloOoooo or $4,000 per NILE ana
hat limited offered to investors Pne W LIZ ana
Interest Circulars and information furnishsdhJ
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proposdl5.

Ro.pn or RSgtNEyRs OF THE 2ouKrH-AvR IaPROTxNRST.
oIycE GsANp CsEIKAL DEPcr, SKw-YoRK. sept. s 49,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-SEA
~ PROPOSALS will be received BY the undersigned at THIS Once
until O'clock l % September Sl for all me WORK on tse
Seventy and Harlem River
ebrng large amount heavy work. excavation, tunnels walls
bridges &c nj g.. ..,in... =, ,hi.
Plans specifications and blank proposals VIII be n readiness a. s
Bee day Of SEPTEMBER on and aIer "hh ue TIC ens
neers will be present 10 nake a,plsnatons
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
ALFRED w. CRAVEN Boad OF Engineers
RDW. H. TRACY. P0urth-aye. Improvement
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-26

The Democrats in the various States held
conventions and endorsed Greeley with
great unanimity, and on the 9th of July
they met and nominated Greeley. Such
an inconsistency was never before heard OF
in the history of politics. They had taken
their lifelong enemy as their chosen lea
der. Does any one suppose that they acted
blindly in this matter? Does any one sup
pose for moment, that the leaders of De-
mocracy were prompted in this movement
by patriotic considerations Never 1t
is an evidence of the desperate straits to
which the party has been reduced. 1t is
evidence of the desperation of political
leaders, who dare not 90 before the coun-
try upon the record of their own party
They dare not make an open fight on their
own cherished principles. AS sort of
torlorn hope, a last resort, they take Gree
ley for their leader, hoping that by fiattery
they may gain control of him and use him
to propagate their peculiar ideas, to reward
their friends and punish their enemies.
1t was to them a matter of life and
NSe1h' Nv uidu COulu SuCCSeu OA
strictly Democratic platform. Their
banner would drive voters from any leader
they might select. There was no possible
chance for success, without trick, by
which voters might be deceived. The
nomination of Greeley was the expedient
hit upon. The men who did it are not
such men as the American people are will
ing to trust. The 'pet lamb of the Re-
publican flock has been put with the
coarse wooded sheep of the Democratic
fold, with the hope that voters who are
partial to Greeley will take the flock with
which he is found. But the trick is too
thin. 1t shows how desperate the mani
ayers of the anything-to-beat-G Grant party
are, and for that reason if for no other, they
will not be trusted.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-26
GIFT TAKING AGAIN.

1t is unpleasant to-deal with men, who
are known to misrepresent facts, when it is
thought that by so doing, a political oppo-
nant may be injured. We had an instance
of this few days ago, when local paper
re-published from the Philadelphia Age,
which purpOrted to be a letter from Gen.
Grant to Gen. Butterfield, acknowledging
a handsome donation from kind friends
The date of the letter was so changed as to
make it appear that the gift was received
in 1869, after Gen. Grant became President.
Knowing that the date of the letter was
false, but not having before us the figures,
we wrote to Gen. Porter, the Presidents
private Secretary, who is well acquainted
with the facts, and received the following
reply:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-26

e. j. Sanford & Co., Agents, Knoxville, Tenn
Cancers, TumOrs and Ulcers,

In consideration of earnest solicitations BY the
afflicted in the South to be visited at or near Their
homes, we have arranged for DR.. GREENE. who has
charge of the Branch Office, at Charlotte N. c. to Ill
the following appointments:
RUTH ERFORDT0N, N. c., Village Hotel. May 18th
WAYNESVILLE, N. c.. Battle House, May I'D.
WEBSTER. N. c. Enloe House, May 24th
FRANKLIN, N. c., Mrs Siler's Hotel, May 18th.
MURPHY. N c. Mr. Henry's House. May 18th.
DUCKT0WN, TENN. Mcleod Hotel. May 10Th.
CLEVELAND. TENN. Ocoee House, June lst
KNOXVILLE. TENN. Akin House. June Sd.
GREENEVILLE, TENN, Godfrey House, June 4th-
BRISTOL, TENN, Nickels Hotel, June 9Th.
WARM SPRINGS, n G, Principal Hotel. June Ith,
And at ASHEVILLE, n c. June 10th.
Where he will remain for the purpose Of treatlns
cases, till October 1st.
During his absence, his Office at Charlotte will be IN
charge of Dr. Bentley assistant physician to Dr. Kline
Philadelphia Bellevue Institute, gentleman of prae-
teal ability and thoroughly acquainted with the treat
ment of Cancers Tumors and Ulcers. By DR.. Kline
Antidoe, as well as all forms Of chronic diseases.
apl23eod3m.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-26
Messrs. Rule & Kicks.
A DESPERATE RESORT.

If anything was wanting TO convince the
people of the United States of the utter
unreliability of the Greeley party, it would
be the desperate character of the whole
concern. The nomination of Greeley is
the climax reached by set of the most
recklessly desperate men hat have ever
figured in any Presidential campaign from
the days of George Washington down to
the present time. If the people are once
convinced of this, and a bare statement of
facts will satisfy any unprecedented mind
Oh the subject, Greeley stock will begin to
go down, and long before November, will
become worthless in the market.
The movement showed desperation i'm
its very inception. 1t was begun by MAX
ing charges against the Administration,
without any foundation in truth. One after
another of these charges were made. and
after full investigation by committees of
both Houses of Congress they were proven
to be utterly false, SO far as the President
is concerned. When these committees
made such report as they Were bound to
make upon the facts in the case, they were
assailed in the coarSest and most vindictive
manner Simultaneous with these attacks
the Missouri movement was started, and
adopted with striking unanimity by the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men. The Gin
cinnati Convention was called. when there
was a large assemblage of disappointed
Republicans and interested Democrats.
a bargain made by Fenton, Blair, Gratz
Brown and others, resulted in the nominal
ton of Greeley and Brown. AT once ''aDy-
thing to beat Grant" was made the Fally-
ing cry, and Democratic National Con-
vention was called to meet at Baltimore.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-26

SENATOR SCHURz in his speech at st.
Louis made the statement that he had been
offered by two of General Grants particu-
lar friends any patronage he desired in
consideration ofyielding support to the
San Domingo scheme. a dispatch from
Washington Tuesday, i'll reference to this
matter, says:
The charge made last evening by Senator
Scburz in his 81. Louis speech, TO the effect
that he had been offered the official patronage
by President Grant or his friends to vote against
his conviction of duty in regard to the annexa-
ton of San Domingo, was laid before the Presi-
dent by Secretary Belknap on Gen. Grants ar
rival here this morning, the President pro-
nouncing the whole statement as far as it at.
tempts to reflect upon him, as absolutely I'M
founded in fact In no way was any one even
authorized to tender to Schurz or any other
Senator the control or use of any patronage for
his approval of the San Domingo annexation
policy or any other measure of this Administra-
ton. The President expresses his earnest desire
that Schurz will at once publish the letter which
he claims to have in relation to this pretended
profer, in order that, if any one has SO imposed
upon the Senator, it may lead TO full exposure
of the dishonest motives and character of such
person. --.-- rH.-Er
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-26

SENATOR CoNKLING in his speech at
New York on Tuesday evening said that
Mr. Greeley once told the President that,
in his opinion, offices should never be
given to those who could take care of them
selves, but should be kept for those who
couldn't make a living any other way.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-26

THE friends of Mr.. Greeley will regret
to learn from our dispatches.of this morn
ing that owing to the clandestine exploits
of a Times reporter, the philosopher will
not give any more Saturday afternoon en-
tertainments at Chappaqua. He will trim
his trees in more private way hereafter.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-26

SENATOR Upton had three brothers-in-
law a, nephew and a son appointed to Of
flee, and tried to have another son ap-
pointed to a valuable Consulship. He is op-
posed to nepotism, and for that reason will
not vote for Grant.