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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
K. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
For Inventions Trade Marks Designs
-. 10 state St.. Opposito kiloy ST..
BOSTON.


tTeR extensive praste. OF upward 81
~ Thirty yeaTs. copunaes to ftcufc fA'snts ts
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and oIheT ior~ssa countries. 1AssAis, -pseiara.
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patch Ersearr ses made ID dntssmins tho yAI3dity
aud nultGy of PatrGts OF iuVrutkuas. aud legal
aEi other advice rendered TN ali matters touching
the SANE. Copies OF the claims Of any pAtsat
fsrnIshcd by rcinittinS one dollar. As=isn-leuts
recorded "A asnlagIon.
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All necs.sEy VI yosrasy 70 Washington t.
ptocur q fAtsgt. and the usual great della! there
arc saved Inventors.
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TESTIMONIALS.
"ifrsard Mr.. Eddy az ppe Of the -osscayAbls asd
ssecss.hA! practitioner With whom ! have had
onIcl intercourse. CHA-. MASON.
IoRn.ssloner. Of Patents,
Il have no hesaaiion an assuring lnvcHtofs thsi
Trustworthy. aHs. more eapaole Of paliisE iact
Applications in a form To secarc Tor thrm early
and favorable con alteration AZ the Patent ofhcs.
EDMUND BuEh,'
Late Com missioner OF Patents.
Mr.. Eddy has made for Over Thirty ap
pItnai4ons for Parents having been .Brres.ial IN
almost every case suer uumtsiAkA Die proof OF
great talent aai ability on his part. lcAds 10
~ commend all Inventors TO apply TO him 10 pro
tho me-, faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, and at very irasonabie caaTSrs.
john rAGoART.
Boston JE-.l i-7:-lyr.
POSTERS and PROGRAMMES
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-16

We have also for sale large and varied list of conn
eral lands IN large and small tracts For partial list
81 country property we invite attention to the Weekly
Office. NO CHARGE FOR SH0WiNGO PROPERTY R0fP
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-16
Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers.

In consideration OF many earnest solicitations by the
afflicted in the South, to be visited at or near their
homes we have arranged for Dr.. GREENE. who has
charge of the Branch Office, at Charlotte N c. to fill
the following appointments:
RUTHERF0RDT0N, n. c., Village Hotel. May 18th
EVANSVILLE. N. c.. Battle House. May 22d.
WEBSTER, n. c.. Enloe House, May 9th.
FRANKLIN, N. c.. Mrs Siler's Hotel. May 18th.
MURPHY. N c, Mr. Henrys House, May 18th.
DUCKT0WN, TENN, Mcleod Hotel, May 30th.
CLEVELAND, TENN. Oceee House. June 1st.
KNOXVILLE, TENN. Atkin House. June Sd.
GkEENEVILLE, TENN, Godfrey House, June 4th.
BRISTOL, TENN. Nickes Hotel. June 5th.
WARM SPRINGS, n C. Principal Hotel June 9Th. &
And at AsHEVILLE. n C. June 10th.
Where he viii remain for the purpose Of treating
cases, till October LIST.
During bis absence. his Office at Charlotte viii be in
charge OF Dr. Bentley assistant to Dr. Kines
Philadelphia Bellevue Institute gentleman of prae-
teal ability and thoroughly acquainted with the treat
ment of Cancers. Tumors and Ulcers by Dr. Kl;ne,s
Antdo'e as well as all forms of chronic diseases
apl23eodSm.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-16
HOW REBELS WERE TO BE PUNISHED.

In Hmpcrs' Weekly of July 18th a car
toon appeared Zone of Nast's) illustrating
Horace Greeley's noted saying that ''when
"the rebellious traitors are overwhelmed
ain the field, and scattered like leaves be-
''fore an angry wind, it must not be to re-
turn to peaceful and contented homes
They must find poverty at their firesides,
land see privation in the anxious eyes of
mothers and the rags of children"
It was most whitening exposition of
the views of the Democratic candidate for
President. The Tribune at once denounc-
ed it as forgery, and as wrong date had
been given, did it with some show of plaus-
Utility, int mating that it had been invent
ed BY the Harpers. But the Times repro
duces the remarkable saying and gives the
correct date of its appearance in Mr.. Gree
Iey's tribune. Thereupon the Tribune
apologies for it upon the ground that ii
was written in the heat of excitement, incl
dent to the Commandment of Fort
Sumter. Oh miserable excuse! Oh silly,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-16

weak subterfuge! It's genuineness is not
denied, but the paragraph is excused on
account of heat and passion. We COM
mend it to the careful consideration of ex-
Conferates. We ask them, we ask all men,
if man who will write such paragraph,
who will entertain such sentiment, is fit
to be President of the United States. You,
whose trouble was to be exemplified inthe
anxious eyes of mothers and in the rags of
children, Tread the paragraph for yourselves
and then say if you can support one who,
even in the heat Of excitement, would thus
write
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-16
ORGANIZE! ORGANIZE

10 our friends everywhere we say, Or
game! Let Grant and Wilson clubs be
formed in every civil district in East Ten
nessee. Hold regular meetings, discuss
the various questions presented in the can
vasS, procure campaign documents and
work with the energy ana vigor that
should always characterize good cause.
Your enemies, with whom you have
eontended periodically from 1850 to
the present time, are again in the
field and working with a despera-
ton worthy of desperate cause, and it
behoOves MS not to remain inactive, but to
meet them again on their own chosen
ground and drive them back into the obli-
WON their cause merits. Do not cherish
the fond hope that the Democratic party
the party with hideous bloody records
not in the fight, because Horace Greeley is
at the head of the opposing army. 1t is
the same party under different banner.
1t frequently happened during the war,
that the "bOys in gray by donning the
| blue, were enabled to deceive us, until
deadly shot and shell came shrieking
| through our ranks, cutting down our men
on the right and on the left. That is the
kind of tactics now coming into use, by
which our enemies hope to demoralize and
| divide our forces. Horace Greeley is
| at the front, but in the back
| ground, close in his rear, may
be seen the scowling faces of the Demo-
cratic army, which has made so many des-
| perate assaults on our free institutions, and
which has been so CALAMITY repulsed by
| Republicans under the leadership of Lin
| coin and Grant. Through Mr.. Greeley
they proclaim ''justice and equal rights for
all, !" but among themselves, they openly
| proclaim, that they use him as they would
a Shiny piece of wood to kill serpent,
and that when they have accomplished
their purpose they will have no further
use for him. They use him as deesrter
from our ranks, hoping that by his
knowledge of of our position he may play
the part of spy and become master of our
situation
Then, in view of the desperate straits to
which desperate cause is reduced, and in
view of the extraordinary efforts that will
be put forth by desperate men,. it is neces-
sary that we should be up and doing. We
should FURNISH our arms and once more
unfurl our beautiful banners to the breeze,
resolving to conquer. The result can not
be doubtful.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-16
GIFT TAKING.

We desire to say a word to the friends oil
Grant and Wilson. Democratic orators
and Democratic stump-speakers, including
small talk cross roads, street corner,
and bar room Democratic politicians, are
in the habit of reiterating every time they
open their mouths that Grant has been
guilty of receiving presents, and in consid-
Grafton thereof he has dispensed important
offices. This in very large degree, consti-
tutes their stock in trade. Now, what we
would say is this. When You
hear one of these men make such
a charge in the future, ask him for tho
proof. Ask him what present Grant has
received since he became President, from
whom he received it and who he appoint
ed to Office in consideration of its receipt.
If he is a man of any rcspectability or in
fuence. ask him these questions. He will
fail to give you a direct answer, but will
evade the question. 1t will then be well
enough to remind him of the tragic fate OF
Annanias and Sapphire, and commend
him to a careful perusal of the 9Th chapter
of Acts, and other portions OF the Holy
Scriptures, so that if he should find him
self in that sulphurous lake prepared fol
all liars, he cannot say he sinned igno.
rantly.
We think it possible for a man to repeat
a falsehood until he thinks it true himself,
and this may be the case with some of
Grants accusers. We deny that the Pres
ident has received presents since he came
into office, and demand the proof. 1t cam
not be given, and he who says that he has,
tells blistering falsehood, either igno-
rantly, or wilfully and maliciously.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-16

WE hear great deal said about militia
ry rule, usurpation of power, ETC., from
the Greeleyites, because Grant enforced
the laws in regard to the kuklux. Read
what the New York Tribune says of the
matter only so recently as the 29th of No
vember last:
Toward the last the worst men in the or
gani cation were rapidly getting control, and
the leaders began to be alarmed at the evil spir-
it they had raised Intelligent citizens who
carefully abserved the progress of the kCklux
disorder around them, say that if it had been
allowed to go on unchecked it would have re-
suited in something worse than French Com
munism-that after the war upon the blacks
would have followed q war upon property.
The country would have been full of highway
robbers the large land owners would have
been plundered of their crops and cattle, and fl.
nally the land itself would have been seized
and divided among the landless whites"
This, of course, would be the direct ten
dency of such fiendish transaction as char
acterized the kuklux, and instead of abuse
Grant should have the praise of every low
er of peace and good order in the South.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-16

WE are not of those who believe that in
the conduct of this canvass upon the part
fthe Republican party it is necessary to
abuse Greeley. We are not of those who
would say hard words of Sumner, or
Schurz. We look upon the course of these
men more in SORROW than in anger. We
regard their services in the past in the in
terest of right, justice, humanity and equal
rights for all, as of the very highest impor-
lance, and give them credit for all they
have done. But they have certainly gone
astray-they are wOrshiping strange gods
that are in bad company, and nOtwith-
standing their past services, they
can not expect Republicans to take
up their personal quarrels or attempt
to sustain them in their per-
sonal ambition. If they fOrsake the
party, we will not follow them, bat we will
not call them hard names, rs that will do
them no good. But not so with their sup
porters. We could not do them justice
with soft terms. We must search the files
of the Tribune in speaking Of them, if we
wish to do the subject justice. The acts OF
the Democratic party have been such that
no man dare defend them. Even Demo
Gratis will not do this. This is why they
are sailing under Horace Grecley's banner.
Weshall. occasionally give quotations from
the Tribune to show what estimate Mr..
Greeley places upon his friends, and this
will be severe, but we do not propose to re-
sort to severe language in speaking of him.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-16
Proposals.


HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE SOT1rH
Office Chief Quartermaster,
LOUISVILLE, KY, June Is 1S72
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE. WITH
- the usual requirements viii be receiye ed at this Of
nee until wednesday, the 7th Of August 1S72 at II
O'CLOCK NJ. when the bids will be opened for the cree
ton OF stone walls with coping brick walls or iron
places
Beaufort and Florence, sc
Salisbury and Raleigh n G.
knOxYllIe and Memphis Tenn
BIDDERS Will be required to specify the price per lin
eai loot, and no bid will be entertained that does not
conform to this requirement.
Separate bids for coping of the stone walls set
plete, will be considered.
Proposals, In trpcate will also be receiv Ell at this
ONCE at the same time for building story stone
prick lodges at the National Cemeteries at the follow
IngaplaceS. VIZ:
Raleigh. North Carolina
Mempnls; Cnaftallooga and Fort Donelson, Tenn.
L0gan's Cross Roads and Lebanon Ky
Plans and specifications for the walls rulings and
lodges can be seen at this Office ana at the Offices
Depot QuarteTmaster at Charleston s. c. and the Act
ing Assistant Quar- termasters at Raleigh N c.. Nash
vile and chattanooga. Tenn. and Lebanon KY where
all the particulars with regard TO the work will be
cheertuy given to bidders either by calling in person
or by letter.
The bids should be addressed to the Chief Charter
master Department of the South, and marked on the
envelope. Proposal for wall iron fence ledge" as
the case may be.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Deputy Or. Mr. General U. S. Army.
julyld6t Chief Or. Mr.. Dept. South.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Suggestions for Summer.

1t Of great importance that the system should be
n a vigorous condition when the hot weather COM
mences. The effects of high temperature upon an
enfeebled frame are always less disastrous.
The loss of substance and the declensOn of
power oecasoned By excessive heat can only be
pensacd by the active heathful, and regular exercise
of all The bodily functions by which the waste of nature
is repleniShed and the vital energies renewed. The
great utility Of Hostetters Stomach Blters as means
of toning inyigorang and regulating the organs Of
the body. is universally acknowledged As tonic it
stimulates the tagging appetite and accelerates diges
ton; corrective it neutrazes acidity of the stom
ach and relieves atueney; rs Alternative and mild
sperent It regulates the liver and the bowels;
anodyne it promotes tranquil sleep; as n wholesome
smulani it imparts frmness and elasticity to the
Taxed and trembling nerves. and blood depurent it
purifes the vital stream. The value of such specific
to the weak and debtaed is beyond all estimate To
invads wilted down by the sultry heat of midsummer
it is refreshing and vitazing as the cool night dew
to the sun-seorched flowers. Composed of vegetable
elements only, with basis of pure diffusive stmulant
it safe and Paatable well as medicinal In fever
and ague districts and wherever the natural condi-
tions conducive to epidemic disease. it is considered
the best safeguard against maarous Infection and the
speediest remedy for intermittent and remtten ever
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-16
NEW MARBLE WORKS.
French Broad Steam Marble Works.

KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
The undersigned isprspared to do all kinds Of Mar
bic Work, such as building and monument WOFA' A.
to fill orders for marble in siab and dim nsien stone
EDMUND BR0NNINo,
Address Post Office Box No. 367. Knoxville lem
apll6dly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-26
A T rIIE

"A
Popular Carpet Store,
l23 Bowery
three doors below Grand street.
is to DO found a very choice and desirable stock of
Carpets Oiclohs Wall Paper, Curtains, Cornices &C,
at exceedingly low prices
White Maings zoe. per yard.
Check Mattlngs, &c. per yard
English Tapestry Brussels 81 IS per yard.
Body Brussels in designs So per yard.
All other goods equally low prices
All goods guaranteed as represented.
DAPTED TO THE SEASON
Mems Fancy Half Hose.
Gauze, Merno Silk and Thread
Undershirts and Drawers,
Bathing Dresses. Bathing Drawers,
Bathing Caps, Bathing Shoes,
English Silk Umbrellas.
elegant suspcnders.
Roman sashes, scarfs and Ties.
Dress Shirts, Collars and Cuffs,
Tho celebrated Trowser- fitting Drawers,
with the latest productions Of
elegant Neck Wear,
at extremely low prices.
UNION ADAMS 4 Co, 6s7 Broadway
ATwALLER 4 M'soRLEY's
win offer this week 1000 ladies' readymade white
and colored Lawn Suits, nicely trimmed.
at 81 50 each
200 ladies' white and colored Lawn and Linen Suits
from s. to SO each.
Also immense stock Of ladies' ready made Suits and
Dresses, sacques TaImas &C..
made of all the fashionable materials, in the best
manner and the latest styles, at prices that
defy competition.
Llama Lace shawis sacques and Talmas
In every style, Ss and upward.
stock is fu Of novelties at the lowest prices
Splendid quality Black Silk at 81 25 81 So 81 7 81 per
yard and upwards.
Extra Inducements in Dress Goods
We open this week 100 of the most fashionable and
desirable Dress Goods from auction, ranging in
pf's I per cent SS iss. t RsT y Value 'S
Also $40 pieces q Silk Striped Grenadne all coors
Also pieces a Ssd w .Ssay sve and quality
and ali the novelties, at from SOC TO q per yard,
fully rs per cent less than ever before
Mourning Goods in every make and style
at the lowest prices.
Great bargains in Black Alpacas
Housekeeping Dress Goods, &C.. at great bargains
and no deviation.
2a3 Grand street,
near Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-26
SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
N SalesrOom % Chambers and II Reade Streets
BY ALLEN h. MINER 4 BRO
TUESDAY, MAY 70,
at lOha O'Clock, at private residence Of
Mr. GHARt.EQ Won RERNIITH

at lOa O'clock at private residence of
Mr. CHARLES Won BERNUTH,
1877 WEST TWENTY SECOND STREET. BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH AVENUES
ELEGANT IMPORTER FURNITURE, MADE TO OR
WOOD CONCERT GRAND PIANO, MADE MADE BY BhUTH-
BRONZEs, &C., &C. IN FINE ORDER; SOLD IN CON
SEQUENCE OF THE OWNERS GOING ABROAD TO
RESIDE, follows, viz
PARLORS-Elegant Moquette Carpets, double Paror
Suits In finest quality purple reps or Jacaranda wood
Secretary Bookcase Egeie and fables match Parple
Ornaments fine Porcelain and China Vases, a., DC
French Antique Oak suits in green plush with Bookcase
Cabinet LaDle mantei MTr9r fire screen ana oorhces
RECEPTION ROOM-velvet Carpets, Jacaranda wood
Lounge and Chairs, In embroidered broadcloth; Ladys
Escetoire ebony mounted Gard Table and Ladys Work
Table, en- suite
DINING ROOM-English Brussels Carpet Buffet, Ex-
tension Table and Chairs Of Jacaranda wood Wilders
fire and burglar proof Plate Safe superb Dinner Service
from the royal factory Of Berlin, about go pieces, cost
$500; rich cut Glassware, &C., DC.
BEDROOMS English Brussels Carpets, carved French
walnut Bedsteads canopy tops with lace draperes Blu
Teaus ArmoiTes, Linen Cabinet aentemen's Wararobes
ity French Hair Mattresses, Bolsers and Pillows Bed
Stair Carpets, Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-26
Lien B. MINER AUCTIONEER,
BY ALLEN B. MINER 4 BRO,
WEDNESDAY, MAY -,

1852 WEST FoRTY-sEvENTH STREET, BETWEEN
BROADWAY AND SIXTH AVENUE
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ALL OF
WHICH WAS MADE TO ORDER BY f. W. HUTCHINGS
AND OTHER FIRST CLASS MANUFACTURERS; ROSE
WOOD PIANO, CURTAINS, BRONZE CLOCKS, MAN
TEL ORNAMENTS, &C. as follows viz
PARLORS-Velvet Carpets, elegant carved rosewood
solid Back Suit. in crimson and gold satin damask;
richly carved rosewood Mirror Back Etagere gilt frame
Pier and Mantel Mirrors, rosewood Centre and Side
Tables rich Jardnieres and Mantel Ornaments, rich
ebony ormou mounted Suit, In blue figured satin dam
ask ebony ormclu mounted Table and Cabinet ormolu
Clock, Lace and heavy Curtains, dc, &c.
DINING ROOM-Brussels Carpets, richly carved gilt
traced black walnut Buffet Extension Table Lounge and
Chairs to match decorated China Dinner Service, Cut
Glass Ware, Silver Plato, Cutlery, Ac., &c.
EDROOMS-Brusses Carpets BoudOir Suits In blue
reps carved black walnut Bedseads Bureaus, Armores
Bookcases Commode Lounges and Chairs en- suite fine
line Engravings, &c
HALL-Brussels Carpets, black walnut stand, stair
Carpets and Rods, and general assortment OF Kitchen
Utensils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-26

Prices
LORD 4 TAYLOR, having reduced their prices
offering full and complete lines OF goods for
wear including late Importations of new goods in new
Dress Goods
Japanese Silks large and varied assortment from 5Oc
to 81 IS per yard.
Handsome assortment of Pongee Silks al, coors from
7Sc. per yard
Chaes in all the fashionable tints reduced SIC per
yard.
crepclne all shades suitable for overskrts reduced
Crepe Armures material for Polonaise, 2s-inch
wide, reduced from 81 to 81 IS
Moussene dc Sole, in floral designs for evening dresses
at g. 50, nd in plain colors and stripes for 81 80
coiore a Hernanis full lines from 81 10 upward
India Tafreta new Poonase Silk, very desirable from
its peculiar shade, reduced to 81 %
Roman Striped Habana Cloths something entirely new
reduced from 81 to 75c.
Grenadines
Grenadines, plain and in handsome designs all coors
from 2Oc. TO 81 rs
Also, full line Of Grenadines former retail price 4Nc
selling for 25c per yard very scrviceable article
Linens
Newport suitings from SIC to Zoe. per yard
Full lines Of Tasso Linens from s5c. upward. These
goods extensively by ade. for Poonae to be
worn over silk skirts
Late importatons and new designs in Lawns These
goods yard wide and selling from DC to 5Oc
having been reduced from SIC.
suits
Batiste Suits with Polonaise, from SIS 10 SO
cretonnc Suits with Poonaise, from 81 to ST.
Marseilles Suits, with Polonaise, from SIG to $40
Victoria Lawn Suits from 81 50 tos l2
Childrens suits.
Boys Brown Holland Blouses braided at 81 50 each.
Boys Bun Linen Biouses, braided, 50 Is to $3.50
Misscs'Linen sut with oycrskirs braided from So %
1850
Also white Marseie. for misses braided in coor
from 50 20 to sl2
Gloves
Having received 5000 dozen OF the Loutiel Kid Gloves
we are offering them At the following low and attractive
prices
Louels button ................. 75c
Loutels two buttons ..... .....Ho
Louel's three buttons $50
Undresscd Kid three buttons. ................... 80
Also,
Full lines Of ladies' and misses Lislc Thread and silk
Gloves in one. two and three buttons.
Sole agents for the famous Dcsprcs Kid Glove.
LORD 4 TAYLOR
Broadway aud Twentieth street.
It OUR NEW STAND.
n 1873 Canal street, opposite West Broadway.
Ready TO see our old friends and new customers
The Cooperative Dry Goods Store
has removed from Barclay street, 10 tho
bright ana cheerful store T3 Canal street
Cail and SOC the great variety OF Goods.
Job lots from auction daily.
WAnlc snlo a al rot