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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

raruspAr TO-DAY 60 cars at CSn nun
paw 3 a. Onehurdehss and 10 a. We 's t s last The
orly -c.pIs for towonor ar ~ We have h % mn rnn
ssPs'S :. comma" gT soaasa 3eEsc not much change
Sy 49, lie harst Kind 20 set ont whole on Ae dIO'-
Ia Of .he are Losing tei y car. to n Mo-.
os Y % J 4 Aet9e . ns: CHAINED tor the
siocs RANGED sac loI m oa o 1 Se quality generally
20 better asn hose offered yesterday though nothing very ezra vi"
S ne Ms cattle all Illinois samues had cars s. 81 hem
osssh strong Z sold at l2tc and . prime e"- ~
w. Daeley bad cars vL Is 'd ev and cold at La
Mo.e. rup ont cars Il s.d u e at s9s s0f' 'T at siO'
AID balance, q aS cwt a ni Gl2ttS ,s :, -. ,tls.
Ccacy seaerson limos 'oAHi '" rOns'A' but
':'i ksI n p Ohio ;t , Z s-t " s :: la 10,
A. One 6aIGred D Mse haa r. sar' w 9 ~ son rb
Sr 100 3 gross soa Al ulG = o. weighing lsO b.
a. %asi sol. 81 nrno. 81 Ilse 81 rs i'' of 81 'Tt at
IL si1o an 81 Of 81 vt at laie 50 - 2 eTt u.
W Tnpson soa e limos sieers lose n. at ill., s NJ lo do
l5 . Re, 81 Z and a car ONO 10 az ~, S5 and Church
osy si oas for Usy latter Tas oTt illinois ''ee sold
Gha7ss od Ios Illinois e,s 6. e- at ni9lsc
vSAt C,lSSs~Ths ,Tl onpy gu,e , iodav both MP Up
lOwa PHoe' are lhe S~e.l e Ae M aver nd
slie calves SCI. by the hundred ses while the finest Jersey and
BEs Count were 5 Tdc There few saes N zoe morn
ing good ve sold At x sew s IS Of On
VI hume IN q x Eliot, sd n ofr4Dmes
\ Nc5riw sold 70 OF ID n 90 80 - pef cwN
Jpdd Bucknchsm soll . n III % a. e 80 L. ,so -
T.grstoH l1s Bncks County iiV ID 81 g. "a w. ~ ~
ID. az TO and 10 state -" ID u &C
euere ID ~ nearly 5V ID AZ 20
Pc Ot sc County 80 d. ~ &C. al 10 sale fe
richardson Nye sod " sac calves III 10 a. &C. anu ~ ~
SEC .l., y = 7e4 =,
received AZ fOrtiettst
t-etbe With about scattered through The markets. I
SATURDAY. While there "a no mnen IN
. the feeling TINS OWING - es
stock
uDed ara q aloe. for sheep vita iaTaos az 80 %
weighed, though
e Ton pce Tor lambs AM 7s safe by J. y f
cock - ONO - 70 az o4 20 81 % D .-ls a..
though unshon AZ lsc also, ~ VerJ lNe 'A' ~ N ~
a, &c. snd 40 lambs - - eanA
kase Il % sold "A lambs NJ - 80 A. -
J. v Thuron Co. sold 20 Of about ~ ID Al 20 Ano ~ co " -
aS5 saeh.
Hail y JeiIefe sold "a Of 81 = ~ l60l7e
Eee s sold % Of 90 n ~ l1c 80 IN -.
LrTc Barnes shead 81 L. Al 7e' and III Ohio
vas to-lay t3 cars Porshs- and 70 At Communpss
ms mae % since SATURDAY 81 tsiJ9 sane la'e as 49,
re market dull TO-DAY ltle VI, OF tDo.G 10Y ISS
,no car i've rs 3 OHIO selling a. sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03

e-ipts 100 bales, 3, bsiss srpsrs-'sss"' 20 Oa'''
sales, STOCK l,tn haleA 49,,
CfycrxArr dull; netting doing; Mddhngs ic
sr Lows LCoon inn MdaingA 2so sok scfaA o'us'
bales
MAY Cotton quiet Mddlngs zic net epn ~
5 bales; eIpoTtS-eoastsse u besi os N
bales stock. 81 $40 bales 100 ~.
AUGUSTA, May 2-Co,ou dull; Mdlrnz ne net receipts" !"
beles sales 500 haeS ..,..,. -.
Mosn MAY lCotsen que, but firm mdilngs' S}dzse ne'
receipts 105 bales sales 500 baes stock - ooS bAes
BosTON Nav 2-C0ion dHll; nothing doing muainss
receipts a. bales gross bales; sales 200 bairs ot " "
PHlLADKLPHlA MAJ 2-CotioH queti MaalDgA "a 4@J.c
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKKr-MAr[
Cattle advanced ic best on sale to-day
that guerav ae quality 81 96c; medium good il qn
y a role receipts head sales 400 bead Hogs In @ supp
and demand higher; 4es 5Ba6tc receipts 44f READ
Sheep in hight supply ard IN good demand Al e9sc ono o'
sold SIC receipts, ,&&J head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03

GALvgsroS Mar tf0sn Good 10ic net
reosDS 80 bales 1Persta JrAl Bn&n Lila 14l-s,
hsles. stOcE, bale.
GALrEsTGN 2flitJI OrAirayv
rro-fss - baess s4ses. - bslssi 2.3i5
MExfBis AaJ COssol 4-et bal hTmi AisalHgs GQzsc r.
oelyts,
sAYAsaAn Msy ZCofon qr.et hut fru; miEngs 22ie net
rso~y bAls, sIpore Great Britain 3d. e ~ baes
gsosk A. So bses
H0EyoLE 2-co.on trn Low M3ilngs 822fc net 70
ecpts uas sIgofs-ooAHlse IIss Laiesi sales 0 bales
I'D bAles
CHARLESTON Nay 2Cotou gussi N6diuu POI ree pa
lsz 1e urasToosse, s4y e.es s.fs ~ k76
b.
gILHsHsroH Ma z-Coon que Mllnrz 2-l.. nei re s.s
* bales r. bss safe ~
L0uISYIILg, NAY 2--Cof'0n STEADY. Mld.irEs 41.c
bALrtEOES. MAJ 2COtos sies-T. A.G4ags l2tc act
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rrrr1prS az pRODrrE

pr Y1rr. Ruer ana Railroads 49,,
NJ % ntrs hes Broom Corn DIGS 6eesNa1 %
hscs Cfss l3o hbi, kggE, SUI Dds four
80 ~. .oo h.s Ne, 5. bush Corn, 255 bush Oas luu
b1sh Mad m bush e bnlS Beans - bales Hemp % eIes
fis 9f3 les Leather R0Tn 34 hbl Sprs nrienhs
s bb OIL pkg Beef So pigs foS LIZ PAgN VI 4e-'s, S S
- I'D AZ pkgS Butter Cheese, OpkgS ease 30
~ r. law is pkrS Searn Tobacco i pkFs Iooseco
IS btis Lard Oil 642 WHISKY, 20 Speiier' 81 pays starch
Gs2 bales Wool, 26 bags Peanuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
uAv.NA MARKETS.

HAM Nav 2Sugr private tegr1ms - more aTorso
rsr nuhi 80 y D. s.. liG0i reals arrohe E1rhange-
Ou Us,e STATES dAys caTlcy, ~ cent discount o. lAya
,od g3 W = cent premium snort Nght III ant 2 cent premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
5aulnQs Banks
Chanres for Business Men.

DUSTNESS EXCHANGED for PROPERTY
ID IN countryi articles Of dd large profs trade esa
bd WI ID the frst Of lOlses ample reference r7e
az lOI wishes West. Address HEALTH, Box ZJ5
o. or P. 4 ROACH. 10 Broaaway Room 40. p
NOR SALE.-s3.OOO will buy a HALF IN
TRREST IN TWO VALUABLE INVENTIONS already developed
and msnufacture Commenced desires effect
control Of the FOR
seeking opportunity a. one u the ifes
promises r. l. CAL o. or ADDRESS ~
care Of JOHN DI Moan. Newark, y. J.
DOR SALE-On the Hudson River, an old
L established DRY GOODS STORE without stock Inquire
q Az . L A @ IDhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03

tse lower grades neglected. lb nhos wcre eAoa % T
and i"p ana ,o5 nv ses LtGde. Ivy Gaes
PEI mh. Per ~.
r.~. e a "a . 81 Good Leaf ...lOi al II Ola
no fiO .lt1lIk ~ dl4
Q, 4lOi Is ala 10 do
heaiun beA.' SAV ma Hhds
e.o.f MAJ Is77 stock May l. lG -
seck NJ o. April r. Il 1872 STOCK IN n o. Aoil thsiy
SUGARS-Raws dull buyers and sellers about &C. .1o,t
views neither side appearing wiling 70 Eve waF' W 0 fi
s. naic asked for fair 10 good arasn u.s
1850 Havana si ~ DlOtG' an o. ANN
former prices ,.-.,
SRRnS-Thc msrkc dan an Unchanged al u @iV wi ~
a. bass FOR Timothy. IN, Com
TALLOW less 5ui steady; sales OF S'VOO ID -
WHISKY lower aa fairly active; sales Of 30 bbs at 'a 'o ~
bA!S a. 3usc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
OFFICE OF
U. S. ASSISTANT TREASURER.

SEW-YORK- May ?, 1871.
In conformity instructions from the seeTrtarT Of the
Treasur- notice hereby gwen 20 the hod Of Per Cent Ten
Loan Certificates Of March 2 1901 aud july -
ls5s ihs all such certificates bearing date from August
ies 70 Angus: 10, e69 Of tie denomination OF s9Ao'
between the numbers thousand hundred and seventeen
s and three eight hundred and ten (0 inclusive ami Of
the nation oil 90 the numte three thousand seven
bspore and rtrope m and thousand hundred and
sf7-one 3T win BE- paid presentation at this Office and
that from and after day 1 such certificates will
and wl he longer available portion Of tie "
full MONEY reserve o National Banking Association
THOMAS HII.LHOrSE. At TreAsurer Q. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03

Gorse5, Carriages, fairness, &r.
A ]. B. BREWSTER g. Co. A
TWENTY-FIFTH-ST
(yBAR LEXIEGTOEAvL.l.
WAREROOMS ON FIFTH-AVE..
CORNER OF TWENTY sEVBSrH-ST,
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE CARRIAGES.
Sole Makers
BREWSTER WAGONS"
rh Pa,en vsrea stesi pla,s, 10 nm or t % n. shssr
should be overlooked by thos aans 70
purchase perfect Wagon, combining
STRENGTH WITH rHB hISinuA % WIGHT
See cer.iscateo Of Mcclellan
GRSrLKxKy: carefully rGntaf vour Paint VERTICAL Set
Pan Are Ienf Of he Yrai PLate fend-s he
aV "a aes 'tg - u you'd DC ~'H'0u'
'''p'' Geo 3. MCCLELLAN"
OLD HOUSE OF BREWSTER,
ESTABLISHED 1893.
IT THE AUCTI0N HOUSE Or
NJ y Htsz-a-t..
Opposite ,Ae Pos. OGce-
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
ofour bnsless is conducted at
HORSE Auction MART.
10 Il2. AND IL EAST l5TH-sT. EEAE FruAYE
Where hold regular
SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND finDAL
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
Carriages ell will End mouse peTcy rehaoe
bansn business Nc 10 al cur oer business
ntorvArd principles whoa govern honorable 4'Ses
VIZ GIVE TaE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE that h
ENTRIES FOR SAILS on HORSES AND CARRIAGES e.n be
ooe aud saisrosm, 3 SsAus where We also
A''p LiBER4L ADVANCES MADE ON CONsIGEMEYrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03

FITCH, OTIS e. Co.,
BANKERS.
No. IL PINE-ST..
oGer for sale desirrbls
REGISTERED TOWN AND COUNTY BONDS OF MISSOURI AND
KANSAS,
prices that yin pay 10 u en. pr snnu
RR0KEN NATIONAL BANK NOTES
~ BOUGHT.
FOUR ~ PER CENT PREMIUM
Full Printed Lsts furnished By
DE- HAVEN g. BRO, Bankers.
No. 20 South Tliri-st, Philadelphia
TOR SALE-A number of shares of STOCK
in good company doing aOushas business Inquire at y Gold
st. second aOor ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
MANUFACTURING SITE and MILL
" FOR sALR

superior property aAad for industrial purposes offered in 'he
Township Of Peterborough Ddaee Parish Masknonge County Can
ada It consists Of the best land the township with Saw
MIL Be only township and abundance Of water having
fall This property Is miles from the St. Lawrence and
o. the colony road Of st. Dace and has DWELNGHOUSB snd
attached Fifty acre, Of the cultivation. An
industrial colony company could The great variety Of timber TO
good account single added with advantage also for
birch colony company wun he literally dealt With For
Ems of sale which address, ID. MAIGET " p, St
Diiaee. or L. 1. BELASD Newark. \. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
100000 GOLD BONDS
st. Louis County.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received the Office Of the Clerk o.
The County Court Of - Lus County the City Of - Louis s 81
Missouri until O'Clock MONDAY the 9th day % MAJ AD
the purchase OF III red CO. County Bonds Of thousand
dollars each, principal and Interest a. sie Of M cent annHn pay
gold the NeW-lork CITY ST. Louis
purchaser These date Of and deliverable on
and made fe after that date with n
attached payable annually sad bonds are issued
entitled authorize the County Court OF
md dispose bonds AMI direct Tor
the roeee thereof shall be expended and amend sec
entitled enable the County " 81 Louis
bonied indebees approved March 2 1907 Approved
March 9, 49,
Bids be bonds In Of thousand
dollars and the Coart seng The right TO reject or a bids
II considered not sstisfact0rT.
Purchasers will par " The United States or the issue Of me
CITY Of st Louis
CHARLES SfEtK Presiding Jasloe-
Attest ?. c. SCHOEsTHALER. CLERK County Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
GeIp Uanteo.


VNrANTED-A Protestant NURSE to take
w care Of growing ebdea and 70 do ehmberwork must 30
well recommended Apply Il rs Wesi F eoal 49, between hgoL
ave and Broadway
xsTANTED-A GIRL 10 10 general house,
w work drrssmakes estaoshmsaI Apply At S West Thirty
third-st
UyANTED-A good COOK and to do the
w cAe washing CHAABERMAiD 10 aHe Washing ey
reference . Past h rtr-nrrfst
NNANTED-A good WASHER and lRONER;
w y required Apply 90 has' sen'Y niaf ST. BE-
tween aud O'Clock.
WANTED-A frst-elass dry goods SALES
w MAN A permanent good man Apply 20 A j.
DEXTER 10 co'umbia Carroll 81 south Brook n
VNTANTED-The GENERAL AGENCY for
srscass dre company Adires non 10 AS'"
House or W Il. MuRPhf u Fosrth-a,e Pittsburgh fs.n
VVANTED-A YOUNG MAN; one who I'M
deands the grocery business must 1ae good reference
Aopv 10 ~ LEONARD rs h0Fst BfsokYn before 10 oeock
yNyANTED-A GIRL To do general house
w wo,k apply a. y6 o4son ST. ,oser No EsTeni
CNGLISU PORTLAND CEMENT.
f John J. sCurLLINGRR No ~ BrOsdwsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
Eeciures ano aleetiHas.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF VAULT OWN
EpS m m. New York Marble Ceetery tseconsil for nc
n At i've Trustees easng year viii oe h-d az No -
Pop,st Rootr MONDAY NEXT ot5 inst, from 20 oo'e<
p .Nsoy RAKFR s.cr.t.r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03

TFxAs PACIFIC RAlLEoAD COMPANY. -.
r,v-,rv con W RRFy Ayn NgwfOEK, Apul ~ 80.
rTIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the SIOCk-
HOLDERS Of TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD CO1FANI ~
vi M l. 3. HART, Secretary
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-24

WAsHINGToN, July % President Grant
is here Col. Carter, of Louisiana, inter
viewed him this morning, with reference
to his reeonciling the Radical differences
in that State. -
The President leaves Washington again
tomorrow night. ..-
The Cabinet to-day had nothing of pub
lie consequence before it, and the business
was soon over. All the members were
present excepting Delano, who is en- route
from North Carolina. - ~u--s-e .-
The new list of Internal Revenue Super
visOrs will be promulgated tomorrow, and
several other appointments, which were
decided upon to-day, will be made by the
President. "a ~ "a
Spotted Tail and his braves will inter
view the President tomorrow. -
Mai. Stearett Ramsey, the oldest pay
masted in the Navy, is. dead. a o. 7
The July report of the Bureau of Agri-
culture is now ready. The reports of corn
embraces $50 counties, including an era
usually producing seven hundred millions
of bushels annually and indicating an in
crease Of three per cent. This is an equiva-
lent to more than three-fourths of a mill
lion acres and the total area in the great
crops of the country which nearly equals
i'll extent the aggregate of all other titled
crops together, is probably about thirty
five million acres
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-24


upon the grave stone before which he
kneels. The chlrch looked so ancient
that l expected b find heel of Adams
shoe or the rudde of the Ark, but in this
1 was disappointd. A part of the city is
called the Jews garter, and is one of the
most interestinglsights in Prague. The
streets are from five to ten feet in width
the houses six or seven stories in height,
and nine out Of ten men here deal
in old'clothing and secondhand jewelry.
Into these dark AMI dirty alleys are crowd
ed ten thousand peple. / shall never for
get the place. EveY one came to the doors
and windows to Sc us pass, as strangers
are seldom seen in hat part of the city.
The city abound in monuments, some
of which are old aid rather worn, while
others are new and handsome In one
place monuments erected to the twenty
seven Bohemian generals who,were unjust
ly beheaded on account of cowardice.
The palace of the Kallenstein is Just as
it was left by the graf hero of the Thirty
Years War; His iIeome was more than
five millions of ddlars annually. The
horses in his stables ate out of marble
boxes, though there we're more than three
hundred Of them You must not think
that i write of all see. | only take the
most interesting objects and write what L
remember of them.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-24
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS BIZ THE CABLE.
miscellaneous and Washington News.
HOME NEWS.

NEW YORK, July 23.-The eight hour
strike seems to have entirely collapsed
< r.. Streeter resigns from the Liberal
Republican Committee and will support
Grant.
Tom Murphy writes from Long Branch
that he believes President Grant himself,
paid for his seaside cottage, and that he
Murphy, did not contribute anything to-
wards il at any rate. .-
Helen Josephine Mansfield is to be Wit
ness in the Barnard trial at Saratoga
Judge Griffitt, of Jersey City, died Sun
day.
The Tribune denies the story published
in some of the Republican papers that
Greeley ever conferred with German,
relative to selecting any one for offices,
that he never desired any one to get up
meetings for him or that he, ever asked
ANYBODY to get him the nomination for
the Presidency.
Rio Janeiro advices say The three iron
clads. for which the Argentine Congress
voted 81, 800, 600 have been ordered from the
United States. Large quantities of arms
are arriving, and the Argentines are await
ing other preparations for the threatening
war. ID EL
The Worlds special, dated Geneva odd,
saws the claims for damages caused by the
vessels Boston, Sallie, Jeff. Davis, Joy and
Music have been dismissed by the Arbitra
tors. "a
The demurrer of Great Britain concern
other vessels is Overruled.
The case of the Florida was concluded
to-day. The decision, it is believed, awards
=, 500, 600 damages for her depredations.
The Board took up the case of the Ala-
bama to-day.
EAsTPORT, Me, July 23.-The steamer
New England, from st. John for Eastport,
was wrecked. The passengers were saved.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Alderman
VIM. McMullen was fatally shot by par
doned convict in quarrel over stolen
bOquet.
LATER--The ball has been extracted from
McAiullen's wound, and there is some hope
for his recovery.
Alderman William McMullin, who was
shot last night, is in a critical condition.M
DENvER, July 23.-Miss Gabrielle Nc
Kean attributes the report that she was in
strumental in Mexican Buchanon's death
to the malice of a discharged agent. ga
SAVANNAH, July 2S.-John j. Kelley, a
merchant, is dead.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-24

The Hon. Thos. E. Bramlette late Governor of Ken
lucky has consented to represent the Trustees in the
management of this second Grand Gift Concert, and
sale of Tickets is deposited with the Treasurer that
the drawing is fairly conducted and the gifts Justly
awarded and promptly paid,
The drawing will take place IN public in full view OF
the audience, and under the immediate supervision
and direction of the officers and Trustees of the Public
Library of Kentucky and the following named emnent
and DISTINGUISHED citizens who have consented to be
present and see that all is fairly done
Hon. NJ Hardin, Judge COurtAppeals, Ky.
Hon. j Proctor Knott, late III c. Lebanon, Dis.
Hon. w Bruce, Judge Ninth Judicial Dis, by.
Hon. Eli IL Murray, U S Marshal dis ny.
Hon. Cochran, chancellor Lou Chan Court
Hon; d Standiford; President Farmers AMI Dro-
yers' Bank. "a -
Hon. John Barbee, Manager Royal Insurance Co''
Col Phil. Lee, Com. Atty, Ninth Judicial Dist.
DIR. G. Graham. founder Graham Cabinet
iIr T. s. Bell Prof Medical University, Louisville.
Hon. j. g. Baxter, Mayor. LOUISVILLE.
Hon 7. u. Burnett, City Attorney,
Henry WoIford, Treasurer LOUISVILLE.
90 Bramnin Pres. Manufacl urers Bank.
James Bridgeford, Pres. I'd National Bank
w. c. D, Whips PIoPTrletd3 a. y Rsn hotei-
II Victor NeweOmb. firm Of Newcomb. Buchanan &
Henry Deepen, Pres; German Bank
DR. Noryin Green, Pres L. & 9. Short Line n r.
Vol. Rose, Agent Adams Express Company,
FFF.t TH0S. E BRAMLETTE,
Ag't Public Library of KY. Public Library Building,
. LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY.
E5- Circulars giving full particulars. sent on app-
cation.
RI. DURRETT, President.
w. N. HALDEMAN, Vice President.
JN0. S. CAIN, Secretary.
&c FARMERS Il DR0vERs' BANK. Treasurer
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-24
Campaign Notes.


General Fred. Hecker, one of the earliest
advocates of the Liberal movement and
revenue reform, has announced himself, in
q public letter, emphatically against the
Baltimore swindle.
The mournful fact is announced that the
ViIlisca Iowal Journal, the first Republic
can paper that announced itself for Gree
ley in that State, has already given up the
ghost. But one of the same stamp remains.
Hon. ]. J. Davis and Governor Jacob,
two of the most influential Democrats of
Western Virginia, have publicly announced
their opposition to Greeley and the Balti-
more swindle.
1t is reported that Hon. j ohm A. Peters
will not consent to be a candidate for re-
election to Congress from the district which
he has represented for the last three terms,
owing to pressure of private business. He
will, however, give his support to the Re-
publican ticket, and take the stump for
Grant and Wilson. t
A Wisconsin Greeley man, whose white
hat was severely dusty from a long railroad
travel, wanted to "know how the old
fehlng worked' in that train, so he went
10 vote among the passengers. He didn't
count the small boys, and the able-bodied
result showed 81 for Greeley and 153 foR
Grant. lie said he knew how it would be,
put only wanted to have his curiosity salts
fed. He was successful, just once!
The New York Herald gives a list of 1914
political newspapers, with an aooreoafe
circulation of 950,2O0 copies. OF these
journals 104, with an aggregate Circulation of
81, 800, advocate the election of General
Grant, and 80, with an aggregate circula-
ton of $4,000, advocate the election of
Horace Greeley. Five independent jour
nails, with an aggregate circulation of $50,
500, are also given. In neither of the
above classes is the New York Herald in
cluded. --fae
The Welsh paper at Utica, NY, D1ych,
which the Tribune joyously claimed as for
Greeley, is unhesitatingly for Grant, who,
it says, in war time was heroic and aggres-
sive, and in peace is considerate, sagacious
and safe. Greeley's most deluded admireI
would not venture to apply these epithets
to him.
Advertisements
Are generally read at this season of the year.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-24
THE TRUE THEORY OF CURE.

RADwAY's SAHsAPARILLIAN REsOLvENT supplies the
system through the blood urine sweat and structure
making constituents, with DISSEMINATING Flesh-mak
ing Heat or CalOric and FatMaking elements. All of
its constituents nOurishing purifying and strength
ening 1t REPAIRS heals resolves and drives out of thu
body the products Of decay and corruption; COnsump
ton, White Swelling, Dropsy, Syphilis, Cancer, Tu-
&c. all of scrofuOus diathess. and such
are within the curative range of the SaTsapariian Re-
solvent.
That Scrofula, by whatever designa cd, is the
result of deposits from the blood induced caused by
chr mic Inflammation. That those deposits take place
when the blood is poor. weak watery and incapable OF
holding IN solution its proper constituents from the
presence Of virus poison in the blood, Mer
curry Calome. Corrosive Sublmate. which the Cor
roslyc Chloride OF Mercury other agents. given IN
midicines and which enters largely in the conn on
advertised Sarsaparillas not absorbed changed from
tn cir natural condition.
That unless the repairs nutrimeuts greater
than the wastes that decompositOnand decay will
peTveDe, and the powers of life become exhausted.
That the dying body cannot be sustained on any
treatment Of medication that exhausts the system or
fails to nourish the blood. the only med um through
which the vital forces preserved and which the
growth Of the body depends.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-24

The revenue returns of Great Britain for
the quarter as well as the year ending the
30th of June have been issued. During the
three months the national income amount
ed to els, 1913 ,507, net increase of rather
more than million and half over the re-
ceipts in the corresponding period of last
year. The revenue for the year has been
e76, 266 ,03S, and this was net increase of
G5, 793 ,629 over that of the twelve months
ending June so, 1871. The chief cause of
this increase was the income tax, which
yielded more by e3, 900.