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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-06
of a vehicle was thrown out and slightly
iured.
I'VE presume the hog question will have
other trial tonight before the City Council
East Tennessee Notes. -
The Wheat crop is coming in rapidly.
East tennessee Notes.

line Nheat crop is coming IN rapidly Our
merchants are paying, this week, 81. 25for good
White and 81. is for Red
The postofice at Haysville Greene county,
East Tennessee, has been changed by order of
the Postofice Department, to Unaka Furnace.
General Cheatham won't ride through his
coming canvass on the popular wave. He pro-
poses to take it -Foote.
The electioneering paragraphs of the Demo.
cratic press in the Third District might be an
northumberland Key-notes of the Campaign 5,
But Key don't seem to like the way in which
the tune promises to wind up.
The sindependent candidate for Governor
sis Il. SC6lyar and gentleman but we don't
bet much upon the prominence of his phrenolo-
gical evidences of caution and diScfetion.-
GreeaeusUe Reporter. sEs -Hs-&
The Sweetwater Enterprise says General
Vaughn Is suffering from chills. from which we
infer that he is moro ''shaky1 now than ever.
Prof Paxton has opened a school at Sweet
water, with hattering prospects of success.
Rhea and Roane counties want farmers club.
That's the ticket.
It's not generally known that there are hot
and cold springs at the Sulphur Springs of Vir-
GINA but such is the fact 1t is said Chat rheu-
matte patients find the hot springs as beneficial
as the baths at Wiesbaden, in Germany.
stoR East Ie,sneSSeeaa.
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Local Miscellany.

We are glad to know that Mrs. Waddle, who
was injured by fall two days since, is now
much better.
Robt Woods track is open to all free, who
want to patronize the Fair, for racing, trotting,
or pacing horses. Feed cheap.
Railroad travel has been very brisk within
the past few days. Yesterday the cars were
uncomfortably crowded. -
While countryman was handing pistol
out of a wagon to friend on the Square yes
terday, the hammer struck against the side OF
the bed, causing it to fire, and narrowly miss
ed man who was standing close by.
Yesterday morning the weight of the clock
at the court house fell from the cupola to the
ground. through two floors, making hole like
q shot from siege gun. The weight is heavy
mass of iron, and weighs between four and five
hundred pounds. Fortunately, no one was
hurt ~
The down passenger train was delayed short
while at Whitesburg on yesterday, caused by
an engine breaking down. Connection was
made on time Notwithstanding
A meeting of the Faculty of East Tennessee
University was held yesterday morning. The
schedule of studies was arranged and final ar
engagements made for the beginning of the new
term. 4stf;--
An accident occurred at the toll-gate on the
Clinton pike last night, in which the occupant
of a vehicle was thrown ont and slightly in
jured.
We presume the hog question will have an
other trial tonight before the City Council.
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senate.
Losr CREEK, UNION COUNTY, Tenn,
= - = r--f7' Nav Sth. 1872.

great many of nv friends Of the 1 Senatorial District
to become candidate to represent them in the State
senate now authorize yen to announce my name as
candidate for the same. The district is composed OF
the counties OF Anderson. Granger. Knox and Union.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23
E.ASTERN NEWS.


In a thunder storm which passet
over Amesburg, Mass, Aug. 18th
the lightning struck in five places
one of which was the house of til,
poet Whittier, prostrating him t.
the floor. lie was not seriously in
jurcd.
Twenty.tlrce cases of sun-strokc
occurred in New York on the 18th
inst, five of which were fata'.
James M. Ingersoll. one of the
notorious TammanY Ring, was ar.
rested in New York Oh the 18th,
and his bail was iixel at $500, 1000.
The Times has the affidavit OF
Thomas J. Connolly, formerly In
ternal Revenue Inspector, with let
ter, which Connolly swcars were
addressed to him by Senator Doc
little in the latter part of 1864, in
which an agreement was made to
give Doolittle, at the latter'S sug-
geStion, one-tourth of the proceeds
of the sale of fifty THOUSAND bales
of cotton, to be sold by Connolly, it
having been seized from the rebels
while General Banks was in COM
mand of New Orleans. 1t is also
claimed in these letters that Con-
nelly'S position was obtained. by
Doolittle for this purpose. The
Times says it has the originals Of
these letters in its possession.
Blanton Duncan has published a
carl announcing his determination
to instantly commence suit against
the Chicago Tribune for libel in
the sum of 100000; also desiring
to he informed of thoe Journals
that shall reproduce the libel, 80
that he may litigstc them slso.
Ohip has elected delegates to the
Louisville convention.
A large intetings Of cOlOred citi-
zcns held at Cincinnati on The night
Of the 18th inst. passed resolutions
acknowledging the valuable ser
vices rendered their race by Sum-
lcr, but refusing to follow his adj
vice to support the party that has
always been their enemy. They
will unitsdIy support Grant and
Wilson.
Henry A. Wise is to address the
Democracy of New York city soon,
ind then will leave 6F Louisville
70 attend the convention.
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county, was instantly. killed Will
working IN bis miue by the Gavin,
ofa bank which fell upon and GOV
cred him.
Whatcom county, W. T., is set
ting up rapidly. A town has beer
laid out at Semiahmoo BAY, AM
persons who agree to build are giyei
lots.
The 4iroltachc says: From all
the information we can gather from
the farmers Of Idaho, grain will bc
a full average crop.
Geo. Q. Cannon, elected on tile
5th inst, Delegate to Congress
from Utah, is the editor Of the
Dcserct Meas, and is also an Elder
OF the Mormon Church. lie is a
polygamlst of the most radical
type.
The Olympia Tribune says that
the United States coast survey, un-
der tile command of Capt. Lawson,
is now at Wurdcn's Cove, on Dain-
bridge Island
Boise city is without q public
school.
The Tnget Sound Dispatch will
shortly appear as a daily.
1T the meeting OF the State
Teachers Institute, held at Eugene
City, last week, the subject ofedu-
cation was thoroughly discussed,
and various resolutions were passed
for the consideration of the men,
bcrs of the Legislature at the next
session. They recommended that
there he created the office of State
Superintendent Of Pubic Schools,
and resolved in favor of various
notifications in the school law.
The Farmer says: 1t seems that
the general report from prairie tar
mers is that the fruit has been cut
off by the late frosts, which killed
many.
John McColligan, who is sup
posed to he somewhere in Oregon,
is requested to report himself, dead
or alive, either to the Jacksonville
Postmaster or to Thomas Scoyell,
Lockport, New York.
Yamhill county claims to have
but one representative in tile pcni-
Tertiary.
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Y -.


a. VI. George. lJ3 years old, CONF
mittcd suicide III Rockford H., few
days ago. lie lad probably dcspaircd
ofever lying tile natural way.g s3
In the village OF Carthage; Indiana.
d mob offify or sixty women made u
raid upon tie lllior saloons the other
day, overpoweiel the owners, alld
destroyed their property.
A Tribune correspondent, writing
from North Carolina, says that whell
c0lorrd men were asked to vote the
Greeley ticket, they would Invariably
reply that .tlramt had broken nD the
Kn klux. and they would stanl by
him. The argument seems so,gil
enough. .-Fs .s,s.,.
Alexander Humboldt estimated the
gold produced from the discovery OF
America to the time Mexico Tev0lted
from Spain, q, ,5O0, 900, 600. The Ion
don EcDnomist estimates the gold yield
for the last twenty years from Ads-
tisslia, California and elsewhere at
about the same amount. The amount
ofsllver now being protluoedi is greatly
In excess OF that ofany other period OF
the worlds history.
The one tent postal cards will short
lybc issued by the Postotiice Depart
lnent. 1t should be remembered that
every postal card sent viii be equiya-
lent to u vote In favor of the olie-csht
rate for all letters, and those who BE-
lieye in cheap postage VIII act accord
ingly. ..','
A Missouri wife planned an elope-
Inent with seductive chap, and gave
him two hundred dollars and her Of
fects, directing him to meet her ats
town in Louisiana. Her effects met her
there all right, but tho man aud money
failed to put In ilM appearance,
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elreeley's t7agnss ON tlse DemnCcra&y
for SuPPOFt. H,

First-Beeause during the long
contest waged between Democracy
and Whiggcry he was the invetcT.
ate foe OF Democracy.
Sccond-Because he was a Unit
ed States Bank man, whilst the
Democracy was opposed to it.
lhid-I}ccause he was always
in favor Of high protective tariff,
whilst the Democracy ever opposed
it
Fourth--Because lie was Id 70.
yor Of the the distribution Of the
proceeds Of the public lands among
the States, whilst tile Democracy
opposed it.
Fitth-IIecause lie was in favor
Of abrogating the veto power,
whilst the Democracy opposed, il.
Sixth--l3ecause he denounced
John Tyler, whilst the Democracy
sustained him.
Seyenth-Because he violently
opposed the annexation Of Texas,
whilst the Democracy favored Il.
Eighth--Because he favored tie
Wilmot proyisu, whilst the Demo.
Gratis opposed II.
Nilltl-Becausc lie was against
his country in the Mexican war,
whilst the Democrats were for it.
Tenth-I'ccausc he opposed the
future slave law, whilst the Demo-
Gratis favored it.
Elevcnth-Because he oppvsed
the Dred Scott decision Of the
United States Supreme Court,
whilst the Democrats sustained it.
Twelfth-Because he was one OF
the most violent and abusive ofall
duirur The Kansas strncole
Thirteepth-Recansc with tho
power his press gave him in the
North, he did all in his power 10
stir up sectional feeling on the part
Of the North against the South.
FourteeutL9Bccanse No ono IN
tho lonI i r,o,.o ,.,Sn;,ns;,Io c"..
r,a,r;e;dsl war lot,roon ,ho " %o.,S I
and tno south tIan ~ nas ' -'o't"
T;Goontb Ro1.arsa 81 81. -.
NOR 90 MO IL so;S "1 ,, .ho" ,t % :nc
';'.os M ~ =. 'aa"' Sa !, 10y l.oS s,'e e1In
1on,a "A ~ 0ae e..,...'''. ""e :, ai'o.Wa"
u w. "a Nv ,"a.,,o W., IsS oe.lS reas''es r ~
C;.too, - s - sr' :,
of Aunxi'J.a"se ,l'n vi. '',,a' nc Mso'eu a'l
~ ,,o '1s S,,',,S '' ,.I;,a VIII" 'HaS1rcs MA asa"f'
o,.ooS omo so".", .I' WINS '"c l'ehoc'Scy
0PI,oscS' 'l'c'"'
0e'9'itectl--cccause ile favored
tlc aIoPsloh ol tne . INSTITUTIONAL !. !.
t, ut the Oenens o. "
Olack man Wh'iSC the DemOey
opposed them;
!, E!ynteen-becanse !, ne demaodet
Ihe Nu AmA' Wn'lS' ''e l'elnocIa'
v l..aaa,h opposea T. roo..,,o
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TnREEs Dsks kIEETEa Altce
dlys, meeting commencing Fgishy
evening tto-ni9hf), viii Be held at the
N. Il. Church. Rpys. A, r.. Wallsr I.
WU01IWMrt aud Fairhiids are exteef-
I'd Is ie IN attendance and all III the
exevi@.s. I'Ids canAl,inlty generally
b invited to attend. Z A Z ~ So.
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rAc1r,c sOAsr 4! NEWS.

An arteSlan wei AT JackSonvlll(
Las reached a depth Of II feet.
4 rev coal mine has been open
Cd on the Sillslaw, Lane county
The coal is excellent.
Tie railroad bridge at Roscburg
is being pushed forward as rapidly
as possible.
Captain lawson, Of the I. S
coast survey, is still at work on
Puget Sound.
Old bachelors gobhlc up the
schoolmsms so fast, that go into
Washington Territory, that it wants
q law passed to punish them fer it.
Or. A. |. Nmklin, Of Salem, has
been appointed physician at tie
Klamath Indian Reservation.
The Eugeue Journal says the
only colored citizen Of Lane county
is a member OF the Grant and Will
son club. lie wasformerly a Dem
ocrat, and voted for Whiteaker at
the last election.
John Meyer was drowned while
bathing in Butte Creek, Jackson
county, on Saturday, the 10th inst.
lie was alone and was supposed to
have been seized with cramps.
Thirteen deaths occurred in San
Francisco last week.
Over 500 tons of grain were
shipped from Modesto, Cal, dur
ing last week.
The China steamer from San
Francisco on the 18th, carried $l,-
6lS,352 in treasure.
One thousand tons of strawlpr-
rics have been eaten by the San
f'ralcixanSt tliS season.
A young man, aged about seven
teen, was found by his brother on
the steps rcar tie door Of James
ITutcEinsol's house, near Oakland,
where lie lived, with lis head near
" blown to pieces on the 10th. 1t
is supposed he shot himself by acci-
dent, as when his brother left him
to 90 to Oakland he was preparing
lis gun for a hunt.
An Oregon City thSf stole tie
Recorders coat before his eyes the
other day.
Salem is going ahead with the
project Of building a bridge across
the Willamette river at that place,
Tie company has filed articles Of
incorporation,with a capital stock Of
one hundred thousand dollars, and
Rutus Ma lory, W. W. Piper and
w. i. Boothby as ilcorporators.
Smelling, an Indian convict who
escaped from prison at WaiIa
Walla a few weeks since, surrender
cd himselfa at Salem few days ago.
lie said he was sick and needed
some one to take care OF him.
The road leading from Pioneer to
Newport, onthe Aaquila, is almost
completed, and the Indians from
the Siletz Reservation are pushing
the work forward.
Davis Shannon, Of Marion CONN.,
ty, has a large field OF white winter
wheat Which will yield an average
Of 45 bushels to the acre.
The Willamette Woolen Mills
shipped twenty-six thousand dol
lars worth Of goods Of their mann
facturc on Thursday of last week.
The new diamond feds in Ari. |
zona are alleged to be situated in
the most dcsolate and God torsakcn
country on the face of the globe,
where not even wild Apache can
subsist for any length of time.
Philo Osgool, an Eastern CAPT
talist, is expected to erect tiaccn or
twenty buildings in Seattle this
season
From tile Ongonian we learn
that a fire in Portland OIL last Fri
day morning, consumed the resi-.
dcnce, including thccostly furniture,
of Mrs. Bridget Gallagher, a we'll
known courtesan Of that city.
The inmates hadonly time to escape,
anl Save'l notlilr-.
Some Of Senator Kclley's friends
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. Tia, New York .Hs,uld says
that Saunders, the negro Democrat,
: who addressed the colored meeting
in that city recently, and was an
swerd by Rev. ii. II. Garrett,
colored, met with rant comfort
and no courtesy, but was called a
liar and traitor. 1t is plain that
Greeley will meet with strong op.
position from that class IN New
York.
The first Democratic convention
held in Indiana in support Of
the Louisville Convention was
held at Fort Wayne on the night
Of the 18th inst. Resolutions re-
pudiating the Baltimore bargain
and declaring IN favor Of tariff for
revenue and instructing delegates
to vote for Hon. a. z. Edgarton
for Vice President, passed.
Colonel Duncan says that he has
received an assurance of $4,000
votes for . stfaight-ol,t nomination.
| lie thinks that before the election
the Democrats will all vote for
O'Conor, who has consented to he |
their candidate.
Troy papers state that the Court
OF impeachment has pronounced
Judge Barnard guilty of all the
charges brought up-thirty-onc in
number.
A tornado visited Massachusetts,,
sweeping from Eastling Meadow
to Walbraham recently, lowering
everything in its course. Stone
walls and other fences were strewn
in every direction. a strip from
five to fifteen rods in width, was
cut clean through forest of trees.
A brother OF DR.. Livingstone,
residing at Listowell, has received
a letter from the Doctor, dated last
November, from Cjiji, Africa.
The Third National Bank, Bal
timorc, was bnrglarized on the
night of the 18th inst, and $780,
900 belonging to the bank, and un-
known amounts belonging to pri-
vate parties, taken. The robbers
cut through the wall from an ad-
joining store which had been occu-
pied by a man named Stable and
Others protesting TO be commission
merchants. Two large safes in the
vault were cut in to and robbed.
The total losses will amount to
several hundred thousand dollars.
The bank offers $4,000 for the ap- .
prchension Of the burglars.
The Saratoga Court of impeach-
ment found Judge Barnard guilty,
removed him, and pronounced him
disqualified from holding office.
Wise Of Virginia, and Tombs
andStephens Of Georgia, will take
active part in the Louisville Con
veDtion
Seventeen cases of sunstroke oc-
cured in Brookly, N. T., OH the
10Th inst.
DR.. IIouard, lately released in
Spain, arrived in New York on
the 10Th from Cad;z. ,
-Four prisoners escaped from the l
county Jail in Chicago, on the night :
Of the 10Th, by oyerpowering the c
jailor. t
The New York Tribune adver- !
tiscs "l'hc New Life OF Horace
Greeley" 1t probably means, a
'Life ofthe New Horace Gree'ey." !
The Boston Tureler ays Gen. !
Banks has had his grievances. He
says he helped Gen. Grant to his ,
reputation by declining to super f
cede him in the command at Vicks- '
burg. The country owes Banks a t
debt Of gratitude in This matter, S
cvca SFantdocs not acknowledge
it. It is impossible to tell what t
lisaslcEu lcEu Right hare happened if il
the llef0 & Che Red river campaign e
had been placed in command at
Vicksburg. a
TlitPhoenix FIGURING Mills, at 1
Brownies aIIace, Nay, were burn f
IL August 18th. Loss, $4,000; D
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The First Baptist Church, IN Ken
lucky. wasestablEsle,l nlnety-One years
ago, where Elizabethscwn now stands.
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uIdSgeu q mile. Ills Skull wa
badly fractured, and the abdomen
7 torn open 80 that tho bowels pro
tNded No hope Of recovery.
A bear. fight was one Of thc
amnScmeits Of Portland last week
One bear bit the other through the
small Of the back, ami it took three
men and a dog to get him of.
People are not all civilized in Port
land yet.
The Oregon Conference of thc
Methodist Church will he held in
Salem, commencing on the 10Th
lust, at which Bishop Foster will
preside.
Thirty tons Of iron arrived at
Cape Foulweather per steamer Shu-
brick to he used in the construction
ofthe new lighthouse. Work on
it las been suspended for some time
on account of not having material.
Montaus grasshoppcrs are more
ravenous than usual this season.
They eat wagop-tircs, and have
been known to tickle mule in the
ribs until he kicked, and devour
his shoes While his feet were in the
air.
A son of Marcus King, Of flack-
amas, was milking a COW on Mon
day last, and annoyed at tie switch
ing off the flies with her tail, tied it
fast to his brother, a nine-ycar-old
child. The COW while thus tied,
was frightcI cd by passing train,
and ran, dragging the boy quarter
ofa mile. Ills recovery is doubt
full.
Since January 1st, Judge Louder
back, of San Francisco, has COM
mitte'is93 boys and girls to the III
dustrial schoolsin tl.at city for war
ious crimes, and allowed the par
ents OF many others to send them to
religious schools as an alternative.
CIam-bakes at Puget Sound are
now in order.
Tie Kalama Beacon regrets
that Washington Territory is divid-
ed by mountain ranges into three
distinct sections of separate local
interests, each part requiring legis-
lation as distinct from the other two
parts, in regard to material devcl-
opment, as though the Territory
was triunc confelcracy Of indie
pendent communities. The Be0-
con thinks, and rightly, that politi-
cal boundaries should accord with
natural boundaries.
Preparations to give General
Robert II. Slilroy a becoming re-
ccption on his arrival, are being
made in Portland.
Victoria is said to have a popu-
lation of over four thousand.
From a Portland journal we read
that that city has just received an
invoice of fifteen chinese courtesans
to ply their disrcpntable avocation
there.
The Orggouim has this: A
correspondence at Oregon City sends
the following particulars concern
ing an accident which befel a young
lady at that place, aid also the
drowning ofa young man: "Satur-
day morning, Clara Albright, a
lovely young girl, daughter of one
-four most respected citizens, while
coming from a neighbours to her
fathers house, tell down a well 10
feet deep. Fortunately the water
was sufficiently deep to break her
fall, and her descent was SO direct
that she did not touch the sides
sufficiently severe to iJure her to
any extent. Although knocked
and stunned by the fall, she RETAIN
ed her presence of mind, and quietly
waited and kept her head above
water, until a bucket was lowered,
when securing a firm hold she gave
the word to hoist and much to
thcdelight other parents and friends |,
was landed safe on terra .f~q0
once more.
Many improvements are bclpg
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sstaslkg gtfs 4 y - y lalktutl
wl'e ordered him to thnw .np hi
hands, Parker replied tg liiinl
three shots at them which -canset
them TO sketlai.llc without firing 4
single shot. Barkertloes not know
whether he lit any ofthem or not
Tho Ossyonian is informed that
a mountain near Astoria, known as
Saddle Mountain, has been discov.
cred to give indications of internal
lire. A party OF hunters asccndel
the mountain, and near the top
several large assures were fonnd,
from which at intervalsissucll steam
and silphurus gases. Hot stones
were also found near BY, and other
indications Of internal heat.
While the family Of Ex-Governor
Gibbs, of Portland, was absent at
church last Sunday thieves entered
the dwelling and stole two yalua.
bic watches, twenty yards of silk,
some sheets, etc.
Potatoes arc retailn'gat seventy
five cents busl,el in Salem,
Bob Fields, was arrested and put
in the county Jail the other day for
breaking in the windows Of a Chi.
nese wash house. He is one OF Sa.
lem's worst boys, says the States
man.
The Clinton Woolen Manufac.
turing Co.'s mill, of Elmirs, N. Y,
was totally destroyed by fire at
noon on the 10th, Loss, S150.00O;
insured for $4,000.
A convention oflagcr beer sellers
and liquor dealers met in New
York on the 10th inst. to organize
an association, and work for the
election Of non-prohibition men this
fall.
At a meeting of Liberal Repub-
licans and Democrats in Boston on
the 18th, it was resolved to ask
Charles Francis Adams to become
a candidate for Govergor of Mas
Sachusetts.
Blanton Duncan telegraphed TO
gentleman 10 Chicago that ex-
Senator Fitch, Of Ind, would sup
port the Louisville nominee.
It Is thought that Charles
O'Conor will be nominated BY the
Louisville Convention by acclama-
ton.
Thirty-one States have organized
and sel.t assurances Of full delega-
tions to Louisville. I.
At an experimental exhibition Of
a rhinoceros in the ring at Red
Bud, Monroe Co., III recently, the
animal broke away, stampcded the
audience, killed twos men and
wounded seven others, demolished
the museum, knocked, down the
center pole. and rushed ont Of the
tent and bolted into an unoccupied
house, where he was captured
Damage about $4,000.
At a cabinet meeting on the
18th, President Grant directed
pardons to he made out in behalf
Of four Ku Klnx colwicts in the
Albany State Prison, who were
recommended to Executive clemcn.
~. Tho President will consider
The suggestions of Colonel Whitley |
relative to Others now in prison.
At q Democratic meeting held
1T St. Charles Hotel, n. Y, on the
night OF the 10th inst it was an
nounced that Charles O'Conor
would support the Louisville Con-
vention. New York State will be
fully represented, and assurances
we're received from other States
hat they would all be fully repre-
icnted.
A. Il. Stewart has. written a lct-
er to a friend at Washington stat
ng that he will not give a cent to
'lect Greeley.
The opposition in Alabama have
greed upon ticket consisting Of
wo Liberals and two Democrats |
Or Electors The Liberals are
lleSlunl 10 siannorf tho Dnnocrot;c |