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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
DvPARTNENr oT TN ISrsRIon,l
BDARD OF lsDIAs OonNIHsiosERs.

NAhHlNNIONs ~ W. NOV u 1911
nor G LstiRo, s,crsary y dc Iai'rior. Ra'hi'giOH,
Sin; Reservations fer tho rowing Apache In.
dlans Of Arizona aud New Mexico were selected
under your Instructions Of 2lst OF July, 1871, as
follows:
For the Mmbres and Ooyoteros at Tularosa
Valley, in New Mexico Soc accompanying pa
For the Coyoteros and Chlicorcs, OF Arizona,
At Camp Apache, IN White mountains Arizona
For The AraIvappI at PInals at Camp Grant,
A. T., see appendix 20" and accompanying
map. --HH -
For the MOhnyG tAGOehs' at Camp Verde, A.
A detached description Of the Camp. Apache
reservation, which was established by Mai. Gen.
Thomas will DO found on hlo in the War Do
paTtment.
Crook and the several post commanders, that
temporary asylumH, where the TOntas, HunlliE-
pies and Western bands q Apache hohayss
bii.Sea AZ P oSmp Mcdowell, BSSi Spring and
Date creek, until such times as the Indians col
lectod there could be remoyed to the above reser.
Very respectfully, your obedlOnt servant.
Note to Vincent ColIysF'S letter OF NoVombor
THE Camp Apache or white Mountain rsssr.
walton was selected, and Its boundaries q Ked by
the late Major General Thomas, u. 5. A., with
the view OF placing all the rowing Apaches VI
Arizona and western New Mexico upon IT, As
that scheme did not seem to me practicable At
this present time, and yet iL may become 90 IN 4
lew years thoughtt pest 70 SUI reserve tni ~,
extensive tract, As yet Wholly unsettled, uhtll
such time as the experiment contemplhteu py
General Thomas may DO Attempted, should tho
Government ever deem II SivlSAblo to Try IT.
Note-A. q. once; Appendix d, O and d
omitted as per aiming " IoserEAtiOns hotih MIL
itary Division OF the missouri
,
TuL.hosa WALTZ "; N hnsrsSA,IIIpahI
,,,t,, & y. y. AvHj "a ~;
SIp' Agreeat III Ia the no,yer - nfeTred Inan ma
IA. 'ha I,asiIanj AMI .pmmnnIeataI 10 ma IN
~ ho,tas ~ ,ha ~ sSoasa,as -, ~ ina Inta,tnr
~ 1Si ~ ,niS iSsI th., n sSonid nsacasd 70
Nav Mexieo and ArI1ona' and taEe sneb acton
rs 70 my shoulu ~ uSsnsd ,.,n. sI ~
,hnsaP Tarrio,Ies "nnih sniIahia rsseryaIions
hInSI,i, ,hn,n ,nasr ia eantsaI a. ,ha nsoner
ninnssrs ~ ihs IndiSn nansstmsn, a. Assi,fsd
~ o,,, y, nd N N pihar .anl - ,ha santh.
,Ss ssh In,,o,' hsi sens,,,,x 49, tnsd
III ~ M nnIshha,hnsI y, rsnaI AIamosa
h.Ppa IN aSencg /. Al nrsssnt Ianstnd tnr ssSe
Iai reasons hnu th' SAi'o uh'ui'Aoio St fo'er'
WALTON. ~. an. .m....I ~, .,. A.
also carefully lnsPecied me valley OF the Inia :
Iosa' aud nnug ,ne sae 70 posse,s thg I'LL ~ tne
ieluistos heoesssiIy W mum. mum, wi tno lnuAns
Npelhk Iehote lIom Wnlie soetiehents, III
81 y tnouhtAlns no. eAalD eipsssen, svnncehs ~,
AOle lAh9s, k oppl nhpl ,i, anu pientY " nOol ahu
game hereby declare the said valley O. he
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19

John Beaver, who has boon separated IRON
bis wife for a year, went to her house, In St
Paul, on Saturday night and murdered her, lit.
orally euttlng her 70 pieces
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
Proposals.
A RMY TRANSPORTATION.

N
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or rHE MIssoURI,)
OPucK OHIEI QuARTERMAsTIR,
FoRr LEAyEswoRTH. KAN, JAnpaTJ Y, ls7al
porsSt S Of Military. Indian Spd GovSIu@sat sup.
s ss ssd ss EsaoS sH;a S on q:
'o"0"~s '0n'k oUTE NO. TWO "a,
Prom such points on the Kansas Pacific Railway and
ia branehss and the Denysr and w GIande Raj.
" S5I:i 9S.5tSn1s':5 q tas Mn az
81. q ,S :, Es:9s h' s9.s q kSns1; and Ter
IN such portions q he siais q fsSas and isdisS
TsnloLy q Ne north o. the Red River and wSs. q
SSs on he soSss sSoq S S o tsS pSsts
and places aboyemontonSdi the Proea1Als for sbip.
Be- made sspASstsv from those for ShipmSats from
the Denver and RIO dTSnds railsE. -,
pqssS ss re $ one HHS S1
viii transport the stores IN each month OF the rear
The sss6i 3 trsnseortSd will not OroOOd in tho
~ SSsa q y aS9S. e
The order Of lhs undeTsEnsdj, EqsTantss that 10
q ssd oS,.s Into contract WITH sood ana sa siSDt
security, In AeeordAnes With the terms Of this 4dyeL
n :d i be e. e s tSa
contract may be awarded TO sHseuts in due form such
The entire route must be bid for Bids will not DO
sntertinsd ior portions only q The T9ntei - h.
offered 4 reserved.
Ths eontTloior must be in rOadInsSs for service By
the rst tlst day OF April tsa and must have place
Of business or agency ~ which he may % eomma'
nloAted With readily the starting points 81 the route
Blank lorna showing tho conditions ot the oontTAot
10 DO entered into must accompany and 30 part q
the proposAla These blanks and blanks Tor proposals.
can be had application to this once and 70 re
QuArteTmAAtsrs ~ 81 Louis, NO., and Santa fe M
By Ha.hSFig II re ghiSi Nun Mf,ol,sri'
PspaT O.. n osaiU. !. A. o, @ NJ 6SpI d inc No,
ianlb
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WATCHES,
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY

n HAVE on hand select
Ea. st"rk"f WATCHES JEWEi. ItssseSe:aaa Gu
Mu1Ahi. CLOCKS. SILVEi: and fI.A1Tn
" "Ant., which VIII dis,rsr "f Ht most ,a..
sonabie Tricrs Also. SiECTACLES TO .nit
REPAIl'lNG in nj, line d, Il" IRON, =, sui
Al! articles aud work w.,ran,cd !. l.s
represented. GEU Hifi.. -" -
Oct 20 "'' ''"'.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-17

MORE ABOUT OAVAoIzY. Berlin
correspondent OF the London Tymes for
wards to that paper sp article from the
Moscow Gqsetfe, which be thinks is to bo
regarded 'aS the Sontin1atioh Of Prince
'Gortschakoffs despatch on tho CAsa6asy
case. The artiole treats Of Secretary
Fish's complaints against 0stacaxy with
unooucealed contempt, and labors to
prove that they are the offspring Of pet.
sonsl antipathy on the Secretary g part.
The Times correspondent adds that
"Prinee Gortsohakoff has aignifaedto the
United States Government that, his
envoy having been returned to him, he
viii for the present appoint no successor,
but be represented by an agent without
any diplomatic rank. Mr.. Curtin, the
American Minister az, st. Petersburg. is
likewise prevented from staying at his
post, and has Just gone to Nice for the
sake of his health" neh'i ~
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New Books. by Express.

New Books, by Express.
For Sale OF bryan d. McCnrtey's.
0EVEN DECADES OF THE UNION. By
~ Henry A. Wise. 50.
Life and limos of John Wesley. Founder
History Of the Working and Burxher
Claeses. by Casragnac. S2 90. 'rl7
:. Winiired Cumbermcdo, q story by George
Mcdonald $175.
Character. by Samnel Smiles. $l,Eo.
D. D. 90
World.
4 number OF new London Novels. cheap.
Also new standard works. just published.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-17
Columbia Music Store
LyBrand & Son

AhE pleasure in calling the attention OF
tho public to an examination OF their
SlCCk OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. CON
sistingot Pianos, Church and rarIor Orvape.
sltiodeonA, fioins, Guitars. Banjos. Fiute.
Accordcons, Brass and silver Band lnstru
NESTS nf all kinds. Also, Sheet Music aud
Instruction Books fnr every class of Musical
i!strim"nts ON hand at all times. Sheet
Music rent by mail. post paid on receipt Of
price; and all kinds or Musical Goods sent by
Express. whch ordered. TO any part OF the
n:atr, marked Q. o. ID. Good Second hand
Pianos and Organs for snle chcap. f,,r cash
llan"s, Orgaps and NelUhcons tuned a nd re-
pared III IL satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to- Packing, Rcmoving and
H,hiplhne ilan,s FOR other parties To my puin
desired, at moderate prices.
all orders promptly attended to and salts.
1a' ton guaranteed to those favuring us with
tnrir patronage Send for our catalogue of
sheet Arsic and Ansical Merchandise. Tay-
ior street, Citizens Savings Bank lsnildinr.
Columbia. \. G.. Nv
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There appears to be nothing go des-
truotive to human life as empty fiFe-arms
A pistol or gun every one beIieves to be
unloaded is very likely to go of in some
miraculous manner end kill somebody,
and as 9 rule, ought to be feared more
than when known to be- loaded.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-17
State of South Oarolina---Union 90
COURT OF PRORATE

State Of South Oarolina---Union 90.
COURT OF PROBATE.
Samuel J. Mayes, administrator of B. J.
Jones. deceased, plaintiff, against EleInor
Jones, Hetty Jones and Richard Jones, de-
fendants Copy Summons for Reiief-Gon.-
aPlaint Serued. 1o...s T-II
To THE DEFENDANTS:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
l. to answer the complaint in this action.
OF which copy Is herewith served upon you.
and to serve copy Of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber, at his Of
ice, at u nion, South Carolina, within twenty
days sitter the service hereof, elusive If the
day OF sneh service; and il yon fail to answer
the complaint within tho time aforesaid. the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief dema nded in the Complaint.
Dated January 10, 1872
oE DlJ ]. B.l6TEEDMAN, )
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO TIE DEFENDANT, ELEANOR JONES:
Take notice that the summons in this ac-
ton, OF which the foregoing is a copy, was
fled in the office OF the Judge OF the Probate
Court for Union County, at Union Court
House, in tho State Of South Caroline. on the
TIN day OF January, A. D. 1879.
JAMES B. SrEEDMAN,
REQ IL 81 Plaintiffs Attorney.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-17
VALENTINES FOR 1870
Blood and Liver Pills.

Blood and Liver Pills.
1NO cure SICK HEADACHE, Sick Stomach.
4 Dizziness or Vertigo. Bad Iastc in tI,.
Mouth. Mo. Bilious Attacks. papitaEon OF tho
near, near, nervousness, Constipation, Pain. in
10 cure all Disorders of tho Liver.
To Regulate the Bowels.
To Purify the Blood.
70 give new life to the whole System tLe
5000 snd Liver. Cannot he surpasscd. .Try
only one box; you will be convinced. For
Sa,e only at HtINITStl'S
o"Il Drug Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-17
Palmetto Firemen's Fair

NHE Committee OF the Palmetto Steam
L Fire Engine Company, appointed to aid
tne H 'adies who no literally offered to hold a
announces to the public that the Fair viii he
opened at Twins Hall, on the night OF tho
sented by Mrs; T. NJ. Pollock. Mrs. II. Mnr-
M. s,soh; sirs John A Shicil. Mrs. Thos. Doyne,
a. MTs aary brady. Mrs. s. s. McCnlly and Mrs.
). Morrison. who will b.. pleased to receive
contribution" =, from all we'll Slsh,rs OF the
C"NMIrrEE.C +. Jackson. J. s. Purse. w.
D. oyster. Al J CsInan. 4 Sh;.ii J: !,
u Kay. W: j. Heidi, william .lorrison r. p
l.nrne h j. Brown. Z. Al Pnllock
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-17
CLOTHING HOUSE
OF tiltif
CHILDS B. WILEY

"A M daily recciv TX the finest READY
IA MADE CLOTHING. for old cud va-.
gentlemen: that have ever been offered In this
market No custom-made can surpass. Ard
ont lrw can equal them, in at, le, and 6nisb.
HATS. ~
we sell tho best, at lower rates than thoaa
VINO don't buy from rhe m manufacturers direot.
.TJ:-1i-: Ss:IRTs. !!.
We keep, the Star and True Fit const.pt,,
on on nand. ana Will take orders for hall do1as
UNDER-WEAkj in ali varieties. ..
RgBfR-ER C1oTHxNu.
.GLOyEs-Lesther, Bnok. Kid noe
seal o3 BarEsits to be had in GLOVES. 49,
NECH- WEAR-an styles. Plain and =. ~,
Linen and Paper COLLARS. GU ''11''
sleeve and Collar BUTTONs-Gold and
tb"se we Will take Greenbacks at par for Al
s--Soo. Sapt
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-17

To Bridge Builders.
,hROPOSALS are invited by the unders ened
Il for the building Of o Howe Truss High
way Bridge across tho Congaree Niyer, at
The length OF the bridge, over all, is thir-
teen huhdred and thirty nine Il S99, feet. in
ten !l0lapans. varying In length from 1OI 70
ll6 feet clear.
There are also to bo laid about 600 cubic
raising the piers and Abut ruents.
Propositions are invited either for tho
whole work. or for the masonry and super
structure separately. and bridge build sra may
bid on the plans OF the Engineer. PAYMENTS
will be made In cash, as the work advances.
on monthly estimstes- the usual reservation
being retained until final completion.
proposals. or inquiries may he addressed to
0ol James P. Low, Civil Engineer, Columbia,
o. -. - J. l.. NEAGLE,
feb t6 President Colum bia Bridge Co.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-17
COLUMBIA, s. SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY n 1872 Y
@pecaa1 Noracea
Garden Seeds,

Garden Seeds,
OF choice ';stock and true to name. Every
variety Of tselected GARDEN, FIELD and
FLOWER SEEDS. Having over 200 acres de.
voted to seed growing, all wanting pure seeds
direct from the grower should send their or.
ders direct to Us. Descriptive Catalogues and
Price list furnished on application.
COLLINS. DOWNS CO.,
Iii and MS Market st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Seed farms near Haddonield, N. j.
N. B.-Trade supplied on liberal terms.
Dec 29 TAG
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Boots and Shoes.

LEATHER, ETC.
~ THE old house OF p. FL. FLA
N\ NIGAN, who for twenty year.
carried on the Shoe trade. and
W never failed to give satisfaction
lu ever, branch. is now opened by bis sons
and they will conduct tho business on the old
pian-keep nothing but first class goods
qnick sales and short profits. 8s'ot''
r. d. FLANAGAN will superintend the Ma
nuisc'pring Department.. and will be pleased bio
70 gee his old friends and customers.
Our st0ck consists Of Mems, Boys'. Ycnth.,
Ladies', Misses and Ch,ldren's
Shoes, Of all Styles and Varieties.
They will leave nothing uni1one "a n,o,,.
iair share Of the patronage 60 ibersilv he
st"Tsd 70 s, on their father. do and sec them
AL shoes exchanged or money refunded.
rive nrst class BOOT. MAKEKB wanted.
J. T. FLANAGAN d CO..
h91n street, opposite Lorick d Lowrsnre,s.
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For Sale.

te} For sale,
- THE HOUSE and LOT, on Pickens
G!!H etreet. belonging to estate OF Mrs II
tains upwards Of an acre, with a roomy and
oommodious Dwelling, and a smaller build.
Ing. erected for a School House, but euit table
as Residence for small family; also, a fine
uarden. FRUIT Trees. Well and Spout Water,
the usual lout-buildings SC.
For terms, apply to
Jan stu EDWIN J. SCOTT. Executor.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-17

r ,a.r yon yaIue your eyesieht use thcs, rt:n-
crystal pebbles. melted together ar,a ,ar;vo
,heir name Diamond" oi, account Of tbnip
hardness and brilliAncy. They wiIiiast manv
au years without change. and are warranted "a.
poi'oi "i 1thers manufactured by
j. T.. SPENCER d CO. N
:GAurloN.- Nome genuine uneps etomucd
win our trade mark. WIN. GLAZE JtwaTor
a ma optician is sole agent for Columbia \.
npm whom they can only bo obtaired.
'''i"rs "'np'oved Jnly % Gt1y
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Portraits .Painiedin OIL

Portraits Panied in OIL
ANhOM life, or from th, sm ,llcst p;ctu,.
photographs C"lorrd in all ist>lea Also
Lesson" given III Drawing and Painting.
Apply at Bryan y MrCartt'.. bonk-tnre or
~ III" re- idencc Of Prof. WM II. ORCUAj;D
corner nt !.anr"t and Hci,l raon streets
Jan -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-17

Notice to Owners of Real Estate.
MAYORS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA. 8. O.. February 12. 1879.
sHE following extract OF IAN Ordlnance
Il concerning streets, pavements, &C." liz
published for information: ' 20
That all owners of lots In the city OF Co
tombia shau each repair, mend and keep, at
nis or her own expense, the side. walk but
ting on his or her lot; and any person ne.
gieSting or r refusing to do so after ten days
notice shall forfeit and pay the sum OF ten
lslol dollars for each and every day he or s.,a s
shall 81, or may go refuse or N. glect and it sh ali
Dc the DUTY OF the Chief or Police, after th,.
expiration Of said notice, to cauAe said sitie.
Walk to be leveled and repaired at the es-
pense OF tho owner, which expense, when %.
proved by the Mayor and Aldermen, shall be
real estate" "~ "pon
The ton days notice provided for by the
ordinance is hereby given By order:
... JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor.
Feb13 n
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Planting Potatoes!
ONO BARRELS selected SEED pOTt.
GOO TO ES Pink Eyes. Earlv f,n.n
Jackson Whites. Peach slows and E,ri,'
Gnhdricb, tor sa . luwby
Jan ~ EDWARD HOPE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-20
The North Carolina Election.

The bright prospects for the Republican
ticket in North Carolina have exasperated
the Democrats to charge all manner of
frauds. &c. Beck, of Kentucky, started a
silly story about the Marshal having cor
ruptiOn fund at his disposal. Mr. Crapsy,
of the New York Times, telegraphs as fol-
lows from Raleigh on the 10Th:
This morning letter is published from
Marshal CarroW to Hon. j. b. Beck which
dispOses of that falsehOOd. From this let
ter it appears CarrOW has drawn from the
United States Treasury during the last fif-
teen mouths S2l4 I'll, all of which, except
S66, 1861, was drawn in 1871. In the same
fifteen month CarrOw has paid on account
of the expenses of the Federal Courts in
North Carolina S225 81 for Spring Term,
Fall and Special Terms 1871 and Spring
Term 1872. Every dollar drawn has been
certified by Hon. George w Brooks, Unit
ed States Judge for North Carolina, whose
official conduct haS3Cyer been questioned.
The large expenses of the court are due 10
largely increased business, caused by the
prosecution of the KukluX and the perpe-
traitors of frauds upon internal revenue. Ia
these cases, besides prisoners, thousands of
witnesses have been transported to the
place where the court was held, and sub
sisted there by the Government, large
proportion of them being III the interest of
prisoners. Carrow says Beck knew of all
these facts when he charged that money
had been drawn from the United States
Treasury to be used here fer election pur-
poses
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-20

ment. Crowds gathered in the nelgho0r-
hood where the attack had been maze.
By four O'Clock in the morning almost the
| entire nonuIation af Madrid was hasten
inc through the streets. Their Majesties
remained seIf-possessed during the scene OF
the excitement which ensued upon the at
tack and brief conflict with the assasins.
When quiet had been in measure restor-
ed, they proceeded to the palace, where
thew are now receiving members of the
ministry. The civliand military authorl-
ties and the deputation from the people OF
all classes are enthusiastic in rejoicing over
the failure of the murderOus attack.
GENEVA, July 19.-Great precaution is
being taken by those connected with the
Board of Arbitration to secure absolute
secresy. With this view the entire party
of English Representatives refused to go
into any society. A number of influential
gentlemen of Italy have united in an adj
dress to Count Sclopis, President of the
Board, congratulating him upon the part
he has taken in the proceedings of that
body, expressing qualification that the dis
pute between Great Britain and America
has been submitted to the decision of a
peaceful tribunal.
GENEVA, July, 19.-No session of the
Board of Arbitration yesterday. TO-day's
session lasted from one until four O'Clock.
Al members present. To-day was deYOt-
ed to the question of the responsibility of
England. which Tenderden denies. Court
will adjourn Monday.
MATAMORAS, July 19.-The military OPP
erations are unimportant, owing to a tact
understanding between the forces at Mon
lerey and General Trevino at Monclava, to
await the results of the negotiations at the
City of Mexico, looking to the pacifica-
ton of the country without further hos
tilities. ...r
General Rocha reviewed the Govern
ment force recently at Monterey, which
was 5000 strong. He is expected here with
an escort to arrange to supply his army
from this point.
1t is stated telegraph communication
will shortly be opened to the City of Mex
leo, there being no distractions. The line
is being rebuilt
LONDON, July 19.-Itis reported that the
Parliament will be prorogued on the 10th
Of August @
The steamer Heberma from Liverpool
for Quebeck takes party of English set
tiers, pioneers of a colony which it is
proposed TO establish in Minnesota.
The specials to a London paper say no
progress was made before the Board of Ar
bitratiOn at Geneva yesterday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-20
Boutwell, on Greeley's Financial Ideas.

In Secretary Boutwell's Raleigh, North
Carolina, speech on the 10th, he thus dis
poses of one of the chief of GreeIey's fool
ish vagaries on the financial policy of the
| Government:
| For three years, Greeley, through the
columns of the Tribune" has advised
the Secretary of the Treasury to sell the
gold in the Treasury and apply the pro-
ceeds to the payment of the public debt,
thus saving interest, and then to resume
specie payment. Or rather these two bits
of advice have been frequently and inter
changeably presented, without at any time
stating what in his judgment is entitled to
precedence in the order of events. But it
can very well be understood that the sale
of the gold in the Treasury, whether for
the payment of the public debt or other
wise, would put it out Of the power of the
Government to resume specie payment !;
that the sale of the gold in the Treasury,
forcing down the price unnaturally, would
stimulate imports from other countries,
increase the balance of trade against us
create an unnatural and excessive demand
for coin and ultimately advance the price
of gold for the benefit of spectators and
gamblers, but to the great injury of the
country. do not hesitate to declare that
this policy, which is the only policy in any
department. OF Une government to which
Greeley has adhered for over three wears,
would end in disasters such as the country
has not witnessed since 1887, and if Gree
ley is pledged to anything it is the inau-
guration of this policy, if unhappiIy he
should be placed at the head of affairs
The way to resume is not to resume arb-
trarily and without regard to facts, but to
place and keep the country in that line
and condition of prosperity which shall
enable it to meet all its obligations. And
it is for this reason that the Admiristra-
ton has believed it to be wise to retain an
amount of gold which should be sufficient,
when the appropriate moment arrived, to
enable the Treasury to resume payment of
our national liabilities in specie without
going into market to borrow, and without
making special effort for an undertaking
which would certainly result disastrously
if the Government were not strong enough
to move free of all dependence on exter-
nal aid.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-20
Cancers. Tumors and Ulcers,

In consideration of many solicitations by the
afflicted in the South, to be visited at near their
homes. we have arranged for DR.. GREENE, who mas
charge of the Branch Office at Charlotte N C to MI
the following appointments:
| RUTHERFORDTON. N. c.. Village Hotel May 18th
WAYN ESVILLE N. c.. Battle House. May I'D.
WEBSTER, N c.. EnIoe House. May 2ith
FRANKLIN, N. c., Mrs Siler's HOTEL May 9th
MURPHY, N C, Mr. Henrys House. May 2Sth-
DUCKTOWN, TENN, Mcleod Hotel, May 10Th.
CLEVELAND, TENN, 0coee House, June lst.
KNOXVILLE. TENN. Atkin House, June Cd.
GREENEVILLE, TENN, Godfrey House. June 4th
BRISTOL, TENN. Nickes Hotel, June 5th.
WARM SPRINGS, n C, Principal Hotel June eth.
And at ASHEVILLE. y c, June 10th.
Where he will remain for the purpose of treating
cases, till October LIST.
During his absence his Office at Charlotte will be in
charge DR.. Bentley assistant physician TO Dr. Kline
Philadelphia Bellevue Institute gentleman of prac-
teal ability and thoroughly acquainted with the treat
ment of Cancers. TumOrs and Ulcers by DIR. Kline's
Antidote, as well as all forms of chronic diseases.
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