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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

Chas. J. Faulkner left some days ago
for the city OF New York, TO consult
some of the most eminent physicians i'll
that city, in reference to an attacI; of
Uematuria which occurred to him on
the morning OF the second day OF our
Agricultural Fair. We learn rom the
family. that no very serious alarm is
now entertained from the attack: that
the physicians ascribe it to the excess
i've mental labor which he has under
gone for the last year, and they recon-
mend abstinence from mental labor and
from all stimulating food. with gentle
exercise until the symptoms of the dis,
ease shall disappear.
Mr.. Dennis Harrington. of this place.
employed in the Railroad Shops. had
his left foot badly smashed on Tuesday
of last week, while at work in the shops,
by the falling ola piece of iron OF near
live hundred pounds i'll weight. which
knocked down heavy piece OF timber,
and timber and iron both fell on his
foot.
A daughter Of Mr.. Dennis Herring
ton. of this place. made a narrow escape
on Monday night from the explosion OF
Il coal lamp on 4 table near where
she was sewing. y youngcr sister,with
great presence of mind. caught up some
bed clothing smothered the flames be
fore any serious damage had been done.
-Nartins5urg Era.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

Dsy" Hon. \. Il. Boteler addressed
the people of Martinsburg, at the Court
House, Wednesday evening, and had a
very large and respectable audience.
His prospects throughout the District,
are bright and frightening.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

a.S~ kEAENEYSvIILE.-We arc glad
TO learn that KearneySyillc, little vii
.Iagc ON the Is. & 0. Railroad, ) miles
west of this town, is improving rapidly
in population and business. Our par
ticular friends, McssrS. Homsher, Bitner
and McIntire. are the head and front Of
all public enterprises, and are public
spirited men. y brick building is now
in course of erection there, designed for
Il School room, and Masonic and TEN
perancc Hall, and will cost about 81
go. Keep things moving, gentlemen,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

lEg" AccIDnNr,-A Young lad named
John Walters, living with Mr.. John W.
Osboum. whilst swinging upon grape
vine, in the country, on Saturday last,
had his arm broken, between his hand
and clbow,by the swing breaking, Dr.
Magruder adjusted the wound. Boys
should be more careful when they catch
hold of grape vines to swing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

Ly- MAJOR HAwKs.-While at
Charlestown on Monday of last week,
we we're much pleased to sec our old
friend, Major W. J, Hawks circulating
around again. lie had just returned
from the Springs, where he had been
during the summer season recuperatlng
his health. which is much improved.
The Major was well known as Stonewall
Jachson's Quartermaster, particularly
50 when he received supplies from Gen.
Banks of the Federal army. We trust
that his heal,hmay become entirely recu-
nerated, and that long may he yet wave
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

Fly LUTHERAN SrNor.-The Evan
neiieal Lutheran Synod OF Maryland
will holdits Fifty third Annual Conv"n-
,ion in ST. Johns Lutheran Church, in
lIasers,own, beginning Tuesday octo-
her lat. II represents some eighty
churches. With a commandment member
ship of $4,000. residing mostly i'll balti-
more and the western counties of that
State Its clerical roll numbers sixty
five members. thirteen OF ahOm are Ger
nan.
4 nice rain visited US on Wednesday.
which came in at an excellent time "f
the wheat just sown. 4 ipe rain on
Thursday night also
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

bg- The Hest Jrgininn, a Repub-
lican paper of this State, thinks that 1.-The
proposed Congressional election should
be repudiated by the people"-in order
that Mr.. Hagans, who was voted for in
only two counties, may take his seat as
the Radical representative Of 4 District
in which the Democrats have MAORI
tv of at least 25,000 votes Rather q
high move
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

rz The S?irii Of JEFFERSON, under
the management of its present editorial
corps. is no longer spirit Of health
for its temper appears jaundiccd,its taste
d,pray,d and lis ''intent anything but
"chari,ablc." We say this more in sor-
row than in anger, but the leading arii-
Gle Of its last issue, describing the re
cent discussion AT tharlcstown, between
NcsSrs. Martin and Botclcr, will sutfi-
GENTLY Illustrate the truth of onr re
marks. as ii is distgured by certain III
naturcd personalities, which do not
comport with gcntleman-likc journal
ism.
Have q care. Mcssrs. Editors, Those
yho live in glass houses should not
throw stones.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-22

9eraussudenbe 3eten Nnb tpeeer Elm 1H5xer Nnblid nod
iutrdslt& fur @danebstt ober Bequenlt teit. Sdute
NIT 8tlosr 9ipS traeen fb nj an ben 3ebtn ans unp
Fab besbalt be tlssantef. Il uub biQiafen, biz u,aa tateu
lana. 81 batea bet alien 6&upbdubltrn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-22

g. II ndrrtf6 pedfab.n au eebrauden, Der fault, ober
3.l3aifts melde f& aaf.mmeaSsbea une a%usfelep. Site.
TEL nne Sdubfob!sa an bas 0tsrlsesr su %beieateen IT
Sable Screm Birs bas ein3tse Wftttel, bas baltbar IL.
Spl0es Sdabuert mirb nte unbl1t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-22

L. Gtnstetpue pcn @elDern+
@ir befureen bas &oqsetiren BON Noten uni
Sdu:p@9eiren aler 2lrt, Grbjtaften u. {. ~. IL
aaen Xbsiien @urepa's unb Der Ser. Staatsn.
Dasu srfprbe:ltue papiere ais gpQmaatsa,
Ver5ihtleilungs =l1rtuneen, Gpbtenfdetne &c. fer
tigen mir ieitt, Unit: @arantirune BET He9t,
e~iilttsteit an unD ~be'ureen bic epnlnlatii3e 81
slaubisung perIslben.
Den Gegenmertb a(ler III europe
purb >11S epuectirten ppe1 sci I'M fern
pprti9en Gprreippnpeatsu fir unIe,,
Rednun9 e%tn9ebenoen 1eloet aablen
mir bier tn @plp aus.
s. 8erfauf BON pahaee>S9etnen
sur reb erfabrt BON Rressen, 5ambure unb 2ts'rppp! rae
Nens gsrt per Seetf9iff Dber Tainrtaprt. fp.rie Hatrttas,.
aur &dfe BON sleu=surt ito e.. Sdul sr ben ~nteer;sas.
pretfen.
6. Be3abluna een Garen
In feben1 Ebetle bes @taates. sn's"i unb gerlaut ssr
@ruubeieentbuna eeeea Gpmnst!vrr a. ~.
7. gereint9te @toct"a Bpnos
teber Mrt, als 5-2Oer, 10-40er uas 1907 tauf,n anb o,s.
tau1en tWr gum 8ases-aourt.
gebrlber QSiuiuS s Dunbar
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

WANTED-25 TO so BROAD SILK HAND LOOM
w weavers; employment given either by the day or
plecework. Apply TO b. b. TILT a SON. 56 Walker St,
New York, or at the PhGnix Manufacturing Companys,
Pa N 4
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

BILLIARDS.
STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
IA and the Phelan a CUllender Combination Cusn
IONS manufactured and tor sale only by the inventor and
patentccs H. w. C0LLENDER, successor TO PhcIan Col,
lender, 7ss Broadway New York.
A GREAT NUMBER OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
a. Billiard Tables OF various sizes and different Makers
VIII sell At Dargan at sHARPS warer00m, 202 Tho'np-
son street. corner Bcecker.
EVTRsT GLASS 5xlO BEvEI.ED BILLIARD TABLES
II at $780, first class plain 6xl0 Tables at Sy0u
1EQR0E 4. PLiELAN, No. Barclay sJcct.'
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

Hn4Lr WANTED-FEMALES.
A REDUCTION IN TELEGRAPHY TO Sl6-MEN
demand greater than the supply TiiOMPsON,s Coleae
70 lth av, opposite Cooper Institute.
A WET NURSE wANTED-TO NURSE A BABY AT
"A her own home Cali ut l2v West 10Th d.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

WANTED-FILE GRINDER, AT POMPTON, N. J. !;
wv steady work at % per cent advance on Sheffield
LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16

cry or JRrFEI:-oN Jan J. az,
FINO MISSOURI NDHOLDERS:-,lhef I NJ
CoNMSSOyFRS Of tie STAT OF MISSOURI "i redeem -
the Nstons Bank Of NeWlork th ioo ~ p' Oh
aid construction Of %" iaclac 'A''' w
LdLe- Ue""
BENDS nun b. rel from o.. January il li'-
Bonds numbered NON n 20 10 February =, i5'-
Bonas nun iered fromi oi o. Isl, Apn 9, l8,-.
Bonds nun iere l5l o. 1nt, May j., lb,-.
Bonds nun cred from -0l Co. pa. July g. ~
bond. n1u Iered rom POI 20 800, july %, 1872
Bonds uru bered from 0l 90 So, August 49, l8l!
Bonds numbered lil To 40 September u. l8'I
Bosi mum 1ered from 41l n 45O October p, lJ'2
Bonds numbered ~ 10 so November p. 5sl
Irteres, the bonds at the dates hae
HAYS III Otcie FUND ConniS-ou-
DAN DRAPER. Stat, AHI.to..S of Mis~nlr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
EEw-YoRK. Thursday. Feb. Is, 1877

NBw-YORK. Thursday, Feb. l5 1874
Activity in the general horse trade has been
somewhat checked by the severe weather, and only
few transactions In business horses at the usual prices
have been reported. We notice slight improvement
the supply OF matched carriage horses few from Ken
lucky, the majority, however bred and reared in tho
central and western part OF SewYork State The finest
span Of large coach horses in the market pair OF
wellmatched bay geldDgs, 1G2 hands high, SIX and
seven years old, and valued by the owner at $500
large number OF farm and light harness horses IL ex
pected arrive in the Bulls Head Market from Lower
Canada within the next ~ hours.
Regular semi weekly sale OF horses, carriages wagons
harness and horse clothing. at Messrs Johnston Van
Tasses horse auction mart In East Thirteenth-st, To-
morrow friday, the 10th nst at II O'Clock.
The carriage trade without decided change and pre-
SCENTS no feature to note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16

WANTED, by young Virginian with con-
w Siderable experience Journasn-A PARTNER with sumcen
capital purchase type and for establishment Of I've weekly
ths and inviting portions OF the Oh
Dominion" Enjoying an tabe large srcuahon
and advertisements pnner pre-
ferred Address ONWARD Richmond. Va
500 OH(t to sso,O0o-PARTNER Wanted
viii sVe part preferred References Ad
dre. z. o. Boz no, Eer-fork City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
v,sT LrBRRrY CPENYl LIVE STOCK MARKET--JAy IS -,

LIBERTY (PENNl LIVE SIoth MAhhh JAN -. ooo
o.tE-Rsccips the foot up S4 car loads or 6H
n 2,lO head ine
ts Su mi toward the Close Of week stock went on
eost much trouble ast weeks prices were my II
sns shade higher The quality Of the tsie offered ous @
.,l hss unusually and buyers seem To be pel VII" Ir
rubs.es ReoN will found the as paid hIn go
H. .vc-ss,pg 2a5 n Csc: Illinois averaging lioO
= Al Sd. Indiana averaging ,aO n at 80,
-. Averaging loo sc; Ohio Steers A'e1.t.
SI$ n At 5iS; Ohos aveAging J. 200 n a. pc .t.r.
-, ,ai taue ug 100 ~ from 796sc hentucA 90 ~
,snr r. 20. KeHtnoy beiiers sverag ~ rom - o.
~ FROM Penn steers averaging - 10 ~ %. be
-. f-om sac ard 81 04.c Sheel-heceps ~ -
,i ~ car loadS sheep has been SenV an 49,
n wool selling al 94c
49, 81 n sheep q gsic. Hogs-Recept, for ne See1 49, s
ssrset fairly foT tops, and selling from . @''0'' ~
s.eA a aflc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
Cor,ipued from Third Page.

t-r.; eIpOrts-cOas'Wi''' i'''' e''e'' '"'S' "
kaleS Co,tor du nominal; Mdilngs, s1d-%tc'
364 hsleS G.. NssByrrx 29c receipts
' s,ro-s-caastWic halcsi siock, sos baes - t.
~ .SS,s Fch l5-Coi,on-tollcr' hrm ukul !, Goat
S,Iiur~ 2hc; receipts tSo htes; etP"i" y" w.
ta'te o. balss 1850 hacs stock, tlo" ha, ~ ,,-
%ywI,sl EISs Feb. lSCOton quiet and weaA as
- -. a aO0 bales stock. - OS5 bales az. M,
Rses Teh IS-Cotton and hcavv Mdding 21sci he'
TO- 40 psles gross Ga bales eIPorooas'wise lV eas' ~
80 h.les: stock l5O bales $3.50, -. ....i, so6
n,Trt. 7a5 bales; sales, 80 taes stock % bales
2Aes -, Feh lS-Coon dali and nominal Mdiings - lit,
SsSNArI Feb l&-COtton dai and nothing doing a~1HS
pfic - x Gotta, orie.. Mailing DC
,xxsroS Feb Cotton quiet Good Urinary ts4'- w.
% on bales, e1pOrts-eoa~ise IL balesi sales Nv OA0 '
~ " bales -, 9. c..- ..,.,. NisNrgs e2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16

NATIONAL LINE
STRAM 70 LIVERPOOL AND QuEkNsIOWS
From Pier No. g., North River
FOR LONDON DIRECT:
DENMARK Sumner..........1 tuesday FEB. 70 a. lI:w m
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL;
SPAIN RDAl. Feb. p. at 10 N m.
THE OF EEN. Thomas. fsn y a. ~ p ~
EGYPi March AZ a.
Psaee iyepoo Queenstown cabin DO and 80
currency Prepaid Storage tickets from L'pooi VHeensosE
LONDON Glasg1w, London y, currenc'
var L. ". :. AvEST AaaAxeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
srvr,to LIVE SToCX MARKET-FEB. IS

Ee-ep 884 and Al 90 arrNe MAKING tnt supp
- a can against for the same time 1851 week
an, Yesterdays Gales OF - liu0s NecIN'
nifs Ia 40 N Al 7aG$ % mead Cherosees aver
- do No. a. 81; 3 head Ohio steers RANGING rom w 20
e. IS: Indiana Steers. ranging from l1b 10
80 Al -; 10 Michigan steers averaging - ID a.
= IA steer-Rcents 3s9 head market active ana prce n'
- ~ - cs,.eine hands sa ~ head Michigan Sneep
neely ~ y al - a.; col bead Michigan and ONO on
III. head Canada sheep and Lambs ranging from 81 10 5'
" - 4. 1874 head Ohio Sheep sveragngb u a. ~
tR-, 1 head; mArke active at an advance OIL HUN ~ "
~ -. .f lIs lsal A. - 80 and "a head at 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
6elp Uanieo.

A GENTS WANTED for the LIFE of JAMES
"A PlSK- complete History III and Exploits from tes-
der Boy To- King among H. Iramph AID Falues DO"
HOWL Illustrated Price mall Do
liberal Address WIN FLINT & Co. PHIADEIPHi', Penn
A CENTS and CANVASSERS wanted to sell
n the DOMESTIC" sBWING-MACHIhE IN Ner-forI and
vicinity. Apply at 80 ChamheTs-sI
/ UMBER.-Wanted, an active man OF IN
Il tegy and good habits thoroughly acquainted with the Lsnoe
City vicinity and capable IN Ill respects TAXING
llnsgeHeat Of yard Salesman APpy, with reference ana
..4 , Lumber Albany, y Y.
,lELIABLE MEN, wishing a profitable and
Ia Agreeable BUSINESS call at Architect Ofce. IL New Churcb,
Dey. second noor
rEHE LIFE OF JAMES FISK, jr.-The only
mailed address ~
cents; e1raor'irarv Inducements To eanv1s-ers
POLHEMUS L PEARSON ia Fulton st., New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRBAFS.
The ~eauship KLEIN {. Meyer. sal SATURDAY
Fen H. Al o. r. from Pier. IhusL HOboken, 10 be
70 ONE -. ., .
Sts,mnp NEW YORK K Won Brnster. SATURDAY Peh a.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAFRE AND BREMEN:
trlvtHLE \ GOLD, EQUIVALENT cURKEscY.l
hlu..... 80.
FOR freight passage, appy to ObLhiSHo 1o. hsene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
flnGnclal.

NATIONAL BANK.-TO the Comptroller OF
y = -, Washingon CSR: II Is hereby certified IN
o. section The Ac Of CONGRESS entitled An Act to pro
Sorsi Currency bv pledge Of United StAies bnu
~ - n,or or circulation and redemption thereof appove me
~ n a. ueeng Of the stockholders Of the FORT MADiSoN
ToSI EANK coated Madison the state o. lows lul
o an % ursuni law and ae Articles Of Association OF '1u
g,ni 4 M Once ofss Fort Madison ao $40 on n
% A.. ~ Uece r ls7 10 WAS BY TIE Shareholders o. sal
owning than tT tirls oil us sOeAi A4' ~ N
.ioa ~ liquidation and he closed .--.... .s.to
...... In whereof have by Instruction Of 3e
Of DIRECTOR o. Association, hereto sn'-
o. rE se nv ua1ne l1ei the seal Of said Association
H.SK at Fort Maasou aOsessId, the day ana yea "'e
"t .,N...... ,,.er { K WkYER President
s. Re-, STAMP. cancelled p .Nr lo.-.,S q,
SOTICE IN. FORT MADISON NATIONAL BANh Joe Yea al
Nfr In 10 state o. Iowa closing ts AFFAIRS y lo
h s nd other creditors Association arr lttloi ~, -,
other claims against me Assoe"H '
l''"'N' '- ' { X WEyEE President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
Gituations rOGnteo-- nlaIfs.

BOOKKEEPER desires EMPLOYMENT
~ Alir-s, b. K. Box 49, Tribune Once.
VNO PRODUCE and COMMISSION MER-
CHANTs-Tbe subscriber desires EMPLOY MENr in the above
bn.ne.s n subsnta AMI house Is acquainted with the
bn.nss AMI considerable trade Address PhoDUCb
Tribune Office, for three DAYS
VVANTED-A SITUATION as WAITER, for
w cnored boz from South America Apply to
EMANUEL SHUTZ Missionary Five Points House Of Industry
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-16
Local MISCELLANY,

The city has been extremely quiet and
orderly during the week, in degree be-
yOnd the usual run on such occasions.
We noticed Mr.. Bell made some good
selections in engaging men to take charge
of his omnibuses to and from the Fair.
The courteous and polite manner in which
they treat their passengers is worthy OF
note.
Some colored people had a dance last
night at a house on Gay street, below
Main, which came near ending the life OF
one of the parties, ,and did cause the confine'
ment of two of the women i'll the Gala
boose. A colored man there, with pistol i'll
his pocket, was rather careless and the wea-
pom was discharged, the ball entering his
leg above the knee and passing out through
the calf. He, however, made his escape from
the police The two women got into row
shortly after the shooting, when they
were taken care of by the city guardians
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-16
To Betting Men.

The Louisville Commercial of the 14th,
says in reference to the Governors race in
Indiana:
We advise all who have wagered money
on the result of the gubernatOrial election,
to require the shareholders to retain it un-
til it is decided who is legally elected, and
dispatch received from Indianapolis. Suf-
ficient frauds have already come to light to
Justify this advice, and a fnll investigation
will show that the Democratic repeating
and illegal voting and ballot stutfing of
1868, in Indiana, has been surpassed by the
achievements of the Greeley reformers in
the same line this year.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-16

Hope & Miller, jewellers, exhibited the
latest designs in sterling silver ware, of
their own manufacture.
II M Schleier exhibited brick cleaning
machine of his own invention.
TT Van Glider a wooden hand pump.
" w Woodruff & Co, have on exhibi-
ton Halls safe, circular and crOss-cut
saws, bellows, betting. &c.
John King, of Bristol, barrel of flour.
There were also other entries, but we were
unable to obtain the names of the parties.
E Cox, of JonesbOro', 2 bushels of corn
meal.
John Hair, model for hoisting apparatus
and wire rope.
Knoxville Iron Company nails and
spikes.
J. +. Haupt, exhibits beautiful specimens
of fresco work and water color drawings.
T. H. Corkill's specimens of Spencerian
penmanship attracted great attention.
Ellwanger & Barry, of the Mount Hope
Nurseries, Rochester, New York, exhibit
81 varieties of pears and 75 of apples.
Jacob Rupe, of Anderson, hillside. plow.
w. w. Lawrence, Maryville, sole, har-
ness, bride and upper leather, kip and
calf SKINS
An ingenius pruning knife was exhibit
ed by Mr.. Moulton.
r. H. Ellington exhibits pair of gents
boots and brogans of his make.
McCallum & Co showed two varieties of
tobacco of their own manufacture, the
"Golden Twist and Extra Extra"
Payne & Co, of Lynchburg, Va, also ex-
hibited box of chewing tobacco.
George p Crouch, of Elizabethton, eX-
hibited bars of the celebrated Cannon iron.
Mcdaniel & Co, box of Olive Soap.
Mason & Lambright made handsome
display of merinos, plaids, table linen and
ladies' and gents collars, cuffs, sashes, &c.
JOHN SCHERF
Set capital dinner for a large number and
kept gaunt hunger from asserting its sway.
Lovers of oysters can procure them at his
stand cooked in any style desired.
THE ATTENDANCE
Was considerably larger than on Monday,
and, from the number of tickets sold, will
be still further increased to-day. The sales
of prize tickets are rapid, and agents are
sanguine of closing them out by the time
specified. We expect to see thousands on
the grounds to-day who have not had an
opportunity of coming before.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-16
Public SneakinS.

l.. G. Houk, candidate to represent Anderson
and Knox counties, together with several prom
inent gentlemen, will address the people at the
times and places. TO wit:
KNOX COUNTY.
New Salem, Monday, Oct 81.
Hopewell, Tuesday, Oct y.
Thorn Grove, Wednesday, Oct. %.
Gravestown, Thursday, Oct. "a.
HeiskelPs Friday. Oct 25.
Beaver Ridge. Saturday, Oct. 26.
Campbell Station, Monday, Oct 2S.
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Wallace's Y Roads, Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Coal Creek, Tuesday night, Oct. 20.
Clinton, Wednesday, Oct 80.
New River, Thursday, Oct. 81
Scarboro's, Friday, Nov. l.
Zion Church, Saturday, Nov 2.
KNOXVILLE, Monday evening, Nov. A, 1872.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-16
A Temnerate Candidate.

Hon. r. r. Butler, candidate for Con
gress from the First District, never drank
a quart of brandy or whisky in his life,
and has not drank gill for the last twen-
ty years. The Athens Post is therefore in
error about him killing himself drinking.
The writer is decidedly in favor of sober
men for office. Mr.. Butler is such. For
this, and other good and sufficient reasons,
it is confidently believed that he will be
elected. Let every Union man vote for
him. REFLECTION.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-16
LIST OF LETTERS,
Adyerfised Ocfoher I4, Is72.


Persons calling for these letters will please Adj
yertised" and give the date Of this list II not not called
for within one month they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office One cent will be collected on each letter
when delivered.
A-Jesse Acree 2 Samuel Arnold:
B-Miss Kate Baird. Miss Katie d Baird Mily
Bolds COL, Sarah Bolinger. ~
C-Miss Mollie Cleague Moses Gilt, Mrs Maria Cain
col Thos Cox Miss Willie Crush.
D-D c Dukes, ] III Davis.
E-B Evans 5 Elliott.
F-Miss Mat Frater.
as-Harry Greenlee.
HID Hanchett, James Hellis, NJ Hichstop.
J-Niss Annie NJ Jackson, A Jennard2 Miss Bette
Joiner Miss Eliza Jordan, W B Jones.
L-Miss Ella Livingston, Joseph Lusk.
M-Jobn Murphy, Mrs NJ NJ McCampbell 9, d w
McDole, erE II F. .
N-Alfred Newman. sa.A. 80 .aa
P-Miss Henrietta Piekel, Anthony Pritchard, W o
Peoples x Co.
RI Rogers, Mary Jane Richardson, Mrs n Rob-
erts.
S-Dr II Stout. P Shearer, NJ orFN Smith,
Henry Seward, Miss A Smith, Miss Mary Smith, Mrs
Sarah Smith. =
W-Mss Sue Williams, Anderson weIker.
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Appointments fO Speaking.

The.fOlowing appointments for public speak
ing have been agreed: upon by Messrs Thorn
burgh, Garrett, and Caldwell:
Huntsville, Saturday, Oct. 26
Jacksboro', Monday, Oct. %.
Wallace X Roads, Tuesday, Oct. %.
Coal Creek, Tuesday night, Oct -.
Clinton, Wednesday, Oct. 30.
Messy Creek, Thursday, Oct. 81
New Market, Thursday night, Oct. 81.
cambridge, Friday, Nov. l.
Sevierville Saturday, Nov. 2.
Knoxville, Monday, Nov. 4.
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FOREIGN.
Moro Communist Plots Discovered.

LONDON, Oct. IA special dispatch
from Paris to the London Telegraph saws
that President Thiers said. that he had
received information that the released
Communists now in Paris had in their
possession two thousand bumbs, similar
to those used by Orsini and his compa.
triots, when they attempted to assassinate
ex-Emperor Napoleon. M reerer
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POLITICAL.

Prospect for Contested Election in Indi.
ana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 15.-The official
vote OF the ninth Congressional District
elects Nett over Shanks, Republican, by
2S votes. But in one township i'm Adams
county, Shank's district, Al votes were
thrown out on account of the words ere
publican ticket being printed at the head
of the ticket. If these votes are allowed
Shanks is elected by 10 votes,
New ORLEANS, Oct. 15.-The Demo-
Gratis and Liberals fused on the Parish and
city officers, with l.. A, Witt for Mavor.