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CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTIONS.
A Light Vote. Bat the state kepublican.

A Light Vote, But the State Republican.
Hartford. Oct. I, 1872.
At the town elections In this city to-day a light
vote was polled only ZOO OF the 76a3 regis
tered having voted The republican TowL Clerk,
Gordon Robins is elected by 231 majority over
Levi Woodh0use, democrat, who has held the office
for several years. The republicans have majority
In the Board OF Seectmen, who, with the Town
Clerk, are Board Of Appeal in matters
and one OF the Assessors elected were on both
tickets All the republican constables are
elected, and four OF the six Grand Jurors chosen
the Board OF Relief are elected. OF the Assessors
one republican, one democrat on both tickets and
one Greeley republican on the democratic ticket
are elected. The principal interest was in the vote
Tor T0wn Clerk and Selectmen. The republicans
chose the former by handsome majority and have
majority or the Selectmcn. No comparison can
De made OF the vote at the town elections with any
state elections. The vote is always light, and local
elections enter largely into the canvass. The chief
Importance is In the election Of Selectmen and the
republicans have gained these 0fices, including
four towns that were democratic last year. and the
democrats have gained In six towns which were
republican last year.
In the towns heard from majorities are given in
the following Order:-
Repubcan-Meriden, 2l2; East Haddam, 1874;
Killingy. 265; Windham, 100; Norfolk, s5; Torring
ton, 100; New Britain, 500; Plainvie, 4O Sims
bury, 80; West Hartford, so; Scotland, %; Girls
w0d, 90; New London, 20 waterford, II Putnam,
lsS; MontyiIle, 1875; Griswold, o.; Norwich, $50.
Waterbury, $50; Tolland, II Canaan, 40 New Mil
ford, o5; sunleld, rs; Preston, 65; Brooklyn, IA;
AndOver, Is.
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nue lt IA represented that there is often an omf-
sCm 20 tSa N a.
and their deputies In charge OF divisions OF district
are directed hereafter TO enforce strictly the pro
visions OF the act OF March 3, 1921 June a. 1854,
and July 49, 1868, requiring such boats. vehicles.
&C.. to be reported for inspection and payment q
iectOr nearest to the boundary line, and nearest
to the road waters by which any dutiable article
is brought into the bnited States irom the ioreign
WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON,
Acting secretary.
Special Agent Bingham left here tonight for New
York, en- route for his headquarters In Boston. he
has been here for several days in consultation wita
the Department In reference to the recently az
founding Developments of fraud on the Gulf coast
The Prosecution OF the Officers OF the
Metis.
The solicitor OF the Treasury to-day decidcd thae
1t was optional with the Supervising Inspector as
New York to present the officers Of the Metis for
trial, together or separately. He thinks, however,
that expense would be saved by trying them ON
one Indictment under the same testimony.
Plotting Steamers Under one Steamboat
Law.
The Treasury Department to-day decided thak
persons undertaking to pilot enrolled and licensed
or licensed steam vessels. "when under way exceps
on the high seas" are liable to penalty Of $ioaI
unless licensed by the United states under the pro-
visions of the act OF February %, 1871 but persons
licensed as pilots by State may pilot all salkn6
vessels both In the coastwse and foreign trade or
registered steam vessels engaged in foreign trade.
without license from the United States under this
act and without incurrlng the penalty above Menr
toned.
The Grcenbacks for Japan.
Mr.. T.. Yosio, Japanese Commissioner, accom-
panied by John G. Cowle, his secretary arrived
here to-day. They will return to New York in
few days to superintend the destruction OF some OF
the bond and note plates used In preparing their
bonds and currency Tho Japanese greenbaokS 10
is expected win astonish the natives, being as TAR
superior to their present currency as ours OF to-day
exceeds the Continental OF o century ago.
Departmental Reports.
A number OF tho reports OF the Chiefs OF Bureaus
Of the Treasury and other departments have been
completed and sent to the printer. The -"
| generally are mere matters OF o"'> .opoSts
| contain no reccommen" --.o,Hl routine ana
| last years. doc"" -..lons aside from those u
| --.uents. ay@
E.wo Treasury Easancea. y
inc balances tn>the Treasury Departmen. .. A.
S.oso VI business to-day. the Grst exhibit s,nco .,.s
rauAoaeon OF tho public debt statement an .no
1s' INST, are as follows:- ~ 'u0
. - = A.A.s q ~ s.-!rn-N-ef t'.y--..- =
Coiu CerIHcates' ZSsvoy,OW
currency .......... ...................... 6259,01
| Special deposit OF legal tenders held for
redemption OF certificates OF deposit. 100000
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

The Trouble Betwe~- - z,y| - "a - -
About oAA.c ""u noAiSA"
~-..- 1s-1-.:: clustering Expedition.
by snu ariisai o. the raC. Nv ~aN eeean'er ncni'
Chauncey, from Aspinwal, the fo.'owing news na'
been 0btained:- =
Diplomatic relations with Guatamala, which were
suspended In 1885, have been re-established.
The published reports about the Carthagena cpl.
demic being In Aspinwall are false. The health OF
Aspinwall is good.
The dispute about the Quevedo flibustering ex-
pedlton was still going on between Chile and Bo-
livta. 1t was reported that the Bolivian Minister
was about Withdrawing from the Chilean capital,
the Chilean Chancellorship having informed him that
he might ask for his papers. The grounds OF the
difficulty are an accusation by the Bolivian Minis
ter against Chile of favorlng and aiding Quesada.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW york HERALD.

MADRID, Oct !, 1872.
During discussion OF the reply to the Address
rom the Throne in the Congress the lower branch
pf the Cortes). on Saturday, an amendment was
moved asking for the abolition OF slavery through.
out Spanish dominions.
CITIZEN AGITATION AGAINST CORPORATE TAX.
In consequence Of the imposition Of tax on
showbtlls in this city the shopkeepers to-day closed
their stores and made q demonstration In the
street. This afternoon the Alcalde addressed the
shopkeepers promising them that the municipal
authorities would reconsider the Objectionable tax
The cafes tonight have reopened their doors and
all H quiet.
THE FIRE DAMAGE IN THE EsCURIAL.
The damage to the monastry and Palace Of the
Esourial by the nre last week Is not as heavy as
was ct first supposed.
thorough inspection Of the building shows that
the loss viii not exceed $125,OOO.
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ESCAPE OF THE yIRGINIUS.

despatch from Puerto Cabelo, Venezuela states
that the Cuban steamer virglnlus escaped on the
7th OF September. The Spanish men o-war Pizarro
and an iron-cad were watching her. The President
ofvenezuela ordered 3S9 soldiers into the FORT and
sent word to the Spanish commander that ifhe fred
on the Vtrgnius while dying the American colors
IN Venezuela waters he lthe President would fire
into the Spanish neet The virginius ran out with
her whistle blowing defiance at her Jailers. Her
destination was not known. The Spanish vessels
could not catch her.
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TELEGRAM 70 fHE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct. 7, 1s72
The Journal 0Dsctel to-day announces the appoint
mont Of q French Supreme Council OF War, the
members Of which are Marshal MacMahon, Marshal
Canrobert General Ladmirault, the Duke GA 6. au
male, Admiral de u Ronciere le Nuwry and M.
,Ozenne. - :. :. =. ..s.. ..ssn. - -
xee Council Ia charged with the organization and
administration Of the army, but not with the drec-
tion Of military movements.
RETURN OF THE CHEF RADICAL.
n. Gambetta arrived in Paris this evening.
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THE ARIZONA DIAMOND FIELDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. T. 1877
One OF the Arizona Diamond Companies is ex>
hibitlng diamonds and rubies to the value OF many
thousand dollars, which they claim were brought
from the fields. The company have surveyed 5000
acres OF land. The location remains secret until
a government patent Is obtained. The diamond
excitement Is revivng.
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TIE BALTIMORE FAIR.

Horace Greeley and tho Kiowas to Ap~
pear In the Exhibition OF the Americas
Agricultural and Mech nicaI Society.
BALTIMORE Oct. 7, 1877
The fourth annual fair Of the American AgricuI-
tural and Mechanical Society commences to-
morrow, at their grounds at Plmlico adjoining
this city, and will continue four days. The number
OF entries In almost every department, including
that OF stock, Is greater than that OF any prevlou8
exhibition. Mr.. Horace Greeley will deliver
the annual address, on Thursday, at halfpase
twelve O'Clock. The delegation OF Kiowa Indian.
Chiefs and their squaws, now In Washington, Will
visit the fair grounds on Wednesday and Friday.
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ENGLAND.
Fatal Explodep On Beard Steamship Post
once Censceship Of the Prsss-Ameri-
can Cotton Supply.



IetEsRAMs TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Oct. T. 1872.
An explosion occurred on board the steamer
Senegal at Liverpool to-day by which three men
jWere killed.
POST OFFICE CENSORSHIP or THE PRESS.
The Postmaster General has issued orders forbid
nlng the registration OF Bradlaugh's journal for
transmission abroad through the mails. Mr.. Brad
laugh protests against the act as violation OF the
liberty Of the press.
- THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Two thousand seven hundred and thirty-eight
bales OF American cotton were landed at Liverpool
to-day.
Eatal Explosion I'm q Coal HIine-Thlrty
ttis AAvos AosS'
/. LONDON, Oct. s-6 A. M.
:. An explosion took place in coal mine at Morley
yesterday while the miners were at work.
4 Thirty of the men are known to have been killed,
Rnd the greatest excitement prevails In the neigh
borhood.
0hipwxeck on tho Coast and All Hands
Lost.
~ LONDON, Dot. 8, 1872.
ThA Hilda, Of Liverpool was wrecked on South
Ehields yesterday and oil on board were lost
RETURN OF THE AMERICAN MINISTER.
Mr. schenck, the American Minister, has re-
turned to London from the Continent.
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l Democratic Mayor and Republican
Common Council In New Haven.

NEW IAVENt OOV y ko1S
At the city election to-day Henry M. Lewis, the
regular democratic and citizens' candidate for
mayor, was elected by plurality Of 1853 votes
Lieutenant Governor Morris Tyler the regular re-
publican, and James Gallagher, the Independent
Democratic candidate. The candidates for other
officers on the citizens ticket, headed by Lewis,
were elected over the regular nominees OF both
parties The republicans elect two-thirds Of the
Common Council, carrying five out OF the seven
wards. They also elect the Town Clerk.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Manhattan will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at halfpast seven O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Editon for Europe
will be ready at halfpast six O'Clock In the morning
Single copies In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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ST, LOUIS sTRAreHr-OUTs.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. e-2 A. N.
There was grand demonstration OF straight-out
democrats last night ct Farmers Hall In this city
The single CRY was for democracy and anything to
beat Greeley.
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MILES STANDISH.
Statue Erected TO the Redoubtablo
Captain or Plymouth Colony.

BUSTON, UCt. y IsTZ.
The corner stone OF the monument to be erected
on Captains Hill, Duxbury TO the memory OF Miles
standish was laid to-day with Masonic, military
and civic honors The ancient and honorable
artillery company of Boston escorted the process
sion which consisted OF the Grand Lodge OF Massa-
chussetts and other Masonic bodies, and large
number OF distinguished civic and military ofncers
OF New England. General Sargent, President OF
the Monument Association, delivered the address.
At the conclusion OF the ceremonies clam bake
was served, which closed the proceedings.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Orr ICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 A. NJ.

OFF ICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. al A. NJ
Synopsis FOR the Pnst Ttcenty.fo,w Hours
The area OF low barometer In New York has
moved slowly northeastward followed by north
erly to westerly winds; increasing pressure and
clearing weather on the Lower Lakes and
southwark over the Middle States, excepting
the eastern portion where cloudy weather and
heavy rains now prevail; from Maryland north.
ward, heavy rains with southerly winds extending
over New England. From Tennessee southwark to
the Gulf and South Atlantic the weather appears to
be clearing. In the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, clear weather, diminishing pres
cure, and southerly to easterly winds prevail.
Probabilities.
For the Lower Lakes and thence to West Virginia
and over the Middle States, northery to westerly
. winds prevail, clearing and cooler weather in New
England, winds veering to northerly with clearing
: weather ON Tuesday forenoon; for the South At
lantic and Gulf States partly cloudy weather clear
ing with northerly to eastery winds on Tuesday;
: In the Mississippi Valley and thence to Ohio and
Tennessee diminishing pressure southcrly to east
eriy winds and partly cloudy weather on Tuesday.
Reports from the Northwest and Southwest are
: naisaing.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
Tho following record will show the changes In
sne temperature for the past twenty.four hours In
! comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
ph0fm0cV. HRQArn mil
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DENMARK.
The Parliamentary Session Opened by the King
Hope Of Settlement of Knotty Question.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 7, 1872
The session Of the Rigsdag was opened to-day by
the King In person.
The speech from the Throne promises an early
settlement OF the schleswig question.
The King was heartily applauded by the members
on his entrance into the Chamber and at the con.
cluston Of his speech.
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SPAIN.

Parliamentary Motion ~ the Abolition Of
Slavery Citizen Demonstration Against a
Municipal Tax-The Damage to the Es.
curial in Money Point Of view.
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ARREST FOR ASSAULT.

SPRrN0FIELD, Mass, Oct. ], 1879.
Edward Peters. the negro who committed an
assault on Miss Warren, q summer boarder al
Len0x, several weeks since. arrived at Chatham
today and was lodged 10 Jail OF PtttsHeids
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Died.

EIMoRE.--Suddeniy, at her residence, at Rich
mond Hill, near Jamaica, L. l., Mrs. ANNETTE O.
ELMoRE, wife OF James Ii. Elmore, ESD. aged -
[FOr Other Deaths See Eleventh Pu0e.l
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This Is the first day for the registering OF voters
The other days for registry In October are the leth
aSth and 10th, the hours belug from eight O'Clock
A. u. to nine P.E.
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
yhs Prussian Passport System Against French
r. Visitors.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW york HERALD.

+ PARIS, OCT. !, 1872.
bottled N. de Remusat that all citizens of France
Dntenng German territory on and after the first
tay OF November must be provided with passports.
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Mosquito Bites.-Burnett's KalllstOR
neutralzcs the poison almost instantaneously.
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FRANCE.
~. .

.eF for Army Reform-M Gambetta In
the Metropolis
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AngelPs Turkish Baths, 81 LexingtOa
avenue nvgorate and valize before breakfast Appetite
and refresh before dinner soothe and tranluze before
retiring. ladies' day and evening gentlemen day ani
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HOLLAND.

The Queen Expected to Visit Her Majesty
Victoria.
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Aurora-GOlden Hair.-AurOra VIII
change any colored hair to a beautiful gol len color
BARKER, 1875 Broadway.
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TELEGRAM Ie THE NEW YuRK HERALD.

LUNDUN OCI. Z, IoIZ.
Her Majesty the Queen OF Holland Is expected
to visit England In Q few days.
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Campo's Infnllible specihc-Soverefgn
remedy for Rheumatism Neuralgia, Toothache Cramps.
sold BY McKESsON i ROBBINS, g3 Fulton street.
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COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints-An
Diseases Of the Feet cured by DR. ZACHARIE. n Union
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Wedding and Rail Cards-paris styles
Just received, very elegant, ct J. EvERDELLS. 81
Broadway Established ISM
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LEA 4 PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Buyers OF this Sauce are cautioned TO avoid the nu.
merous countertes and limitations offered for sale
JOHN DUNCaS'S SONS. New York,
g'"s Agents for the United States.
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A.-Hcrald Branch Office. Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to r. NJ;
On Sunday from to 4. NJ.
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Election Comes on To-day I'm PennsyRs
vania. Don't know who will win. Earthquakes aud
storm, 1t matters not, KNOX Hat are always ON the
head, KNOX, T2 Broadway
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Coverings for the Feet-Au tho Differ.
ent kinds ladies misses and children; IRoNCLADs.
a heavy strong shoe, for boys.
CANfRELL 2il Fourth avenue, above Nineteenth st.
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The Etnn Fire Extingulsher fElls<
paten0 the best and tho
Broadway, New York. W. &. BARNETT, Agent
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A.-FOr q First Class, Elegant Dress
HAT go to ESPENsCHEID, Manufacturer, li3 Nassau se.
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A.-A.-A.-For Cleaning and DycinS Co
to LORDS 6o Broadway, Bleecker street Gentle.
mems apparel elegantly cleaned.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
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The Strongest C0nstitutiom IL Rncked
and often ruined by stubborn attack Of Fever and Aguc
broken np sy rescrtns 10 Dr. p nJ AYNEs % AgPE N.Y.
TURE.
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All Kinds Parade Banners, Lanterns.
Flags Transparences, Network Banners, Portraits and
Designs on hand aud to order, at HOMER GRAHAM'5,
Painters, T Duane street, New York
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Patent Open Work banners with
Portraits and Designs orders filled by mail
LANIGAN CO.. ,2sa Broadway. New YORK.
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The Queen OF All Sewing Machlnes.-
In speaking Of the merits q the new WILSON uNDER
FEED SEWING MACHINE 10 = sufnctent for
us to saw that we think the Invention Of this
machine marks one Of the most important eras In the
ence It has upon the social welibens Of the masses u
difcut 10 conceive ofan invention o more Importance.
n has beauul noseles movement; IL makes the genu-
inc Lock alike on both sides, and does to
fectton ali kinds of plain and nne sewing II uceds no
Commentator rs rapid sales, the increasing demand.
ana The many attering testimonials from those who
have used suicien proofs OF It's merits The waps
OF sewing machine is deeply felt in every household
simplicity and less cost o. manuiacturc Is sold as
meeting with the extensive patronage that IL Justly
deserves salesroom at 7G Broadway New York and in
agents N country towns
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On Marriage.-Happy Relief for Young
men, Remarkable reports sent free. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prtxes Cashed
orders cd information furnished highest rates paid for
spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR Co. Bankers 10 Walst
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LORD 4 TAYLOR's,

Broadway aud Twentieth street.
Tuesday. October
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neutralizcs the poison almost nstantaneously.
A.-For a First Glass, Elegant Dress
HAT go to EsPENsCHEID, Manufacturer, Nassau q.
A.-Herrins's PSssnt lSssdN :. mo
25l and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
A.-Hcrald Branch ONCE. Brooklyn,
corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
On sunday from to p N.
AngeIrs Turkish Baths, 81 Lexingson
and refresh before dinner soothe and befos:
night
Aurora-GoIden Hair.-Aurora VIII
change any ''0r'd hair ssRRss Broadway
A.-A.-A.-For Cleaning md Dycing Go
TO LORDS 60 Broadway, Bleecker street Gentle.
mems apparel elegantly cleaned.
All Kinds Parade Banners, Lanterns,
Psg sPpS 5 SwOrs x r?Ia snd
Painters N Duane street. New York.
LEA 4 PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Buyers OF this Sauce, are cautioned 70 avoid the nu.
ms'0a' JoN soSs ssw ST york;
E-~.5 Agents FOR the United States
Coverings for the Feet-AM tho Differ.
ent kinds for ladies misses and childrcn IRONCLADss
CANfkELL, aii Fourth avenue, above Nineteenth st.
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints-An
Diseases Of the Feet cured by DR. zAcHAsiE Union
square.
Campo's InfaIlibie speciHc-soverefgn
@fs%'sy @ y cramps
Election Comes or To-Day I'm PennsyR-
storm, it matters not. KNOX Hat are s!ways ON ths
Opening Day
at
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-27

dred feet of green pine plank. whereas be-
fore the grade was changed or the road inn
proved, he couldn't well haul much over
half of it. So it would be Everywhere, if
the proper system was inaugurated. We
must change our road law so as to make
the men who have an interest in keeping
up good roads build them. AS every tax
payer is in the end interested in good high
ways, so he ought in some way be COM
PEELED to help build good ones. The whole
people are interested in this matter and
they should all contribute to build them
and sustain them. Our present road sys-
tenn is crying evil and some changes fol-
the better are demanded.
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THE WAYS OF THE WORLD.

The WAYS Of the world are incompre-
hensible to common people and the ad-
vance of wears seems to throw darkness
over the subject rather than shed light.
Sentimentalists suppose that the sword of
Justice is so equally poised as not to vary a
hairs breadth either to the right or the
left, through any common or uncommon
influence. Such persons seem to labor I'M
der the delusion thata mans wealth, stand
ing society, respectable relations, etc., are
as nothing when he goes beyond the pale
of morality, and that he will be:held &C
countable for the deeds done in the body,
the same as if he was some "poor body"
But among the thinking class this
delusion does not prevail. If Jay Gould
commits the slight offense Of 'misapplying"
nine millions he is arrested and deprived
of his liberty for thespa of three minutes.
His wealth is palliation for the 'misap-
plication" which weighs heavily in the
scales. A poor, obscure wretch comes
along, lays his hand on ten dollar bill,
uses it to relieve his pressing wants, and
goes to the penitentiary for ten years. His
ofense is his poverty, and that being SO,
there is no palliation, judges, prosecuting
attorneys, jurors, all look with more or
less allowance on a mans crime, accord
ing to his social OF pecuniary standing in
society, previous to the date upon which
the offense was committed. Our code of
justice seems to be rapidly arriving
at this point. When the poor, ignorant,
unfortunate wretch is arraigned for the
commission of crime-for stealing petty
sum-we hear and see nothing of the
"law's delay" but 'exact justice" is speed
lily melted out to him, and he is ushered
inside of the walls of State penitentiary
ALI sexes and conditions of life say amen
to the act. But some wealthy lord puts
the funds of a corporation, amounting to
hundreds of thousands and millions, into
his pocket" misapplies" them, and he
goes unpublished. "For ways that are
dark" modern justice is getting to be ''pe-
culiar.n
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Patent Paint.
YOU CAN DO YOUR OWN PAINTING BY USING
B r A LEY'S
PATENT ENAMEL PAINT
Made from Pure White Lead. Lnseed Oil and Zinc

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