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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-07
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-07
A"sAvAGEv COLLISION.

Tennessee politics are g,t'iuG just q
little sensational The sensation is not
conflDed to the Second Cnupu -sioual
District by any me.u-. The whole
state seems to hc in that line. The
latest is ia regard 90 the Senatorial
race. We stated two ortlrce days ago
that Elk President johnson had oul a
list of appointments f,r canva,siug.
At the same time we noticed that Col
John II . SaVaup was m tho war
path - also It SEEMS thu these
two gentlemen have Through
d" some strange kind of fortuun," made
appointments for speaking 81 Win
chester on the same day, witch is on
Monday ne&t rhereupun, Mr. Savage
grows savage" about %, aud Whites
savagely" to the Banner as follows +:
"MCMGNNyILLE, Sept. IS 1874
90 To the Editor oftLC Bomcr:
"GENTLrltEN:-On the 2ltu Of ibis
instant ! sent appointments - speak
at Winchester on the 5.R OF October.
Fayetteville on the 6.h aud Lebanon
on the 7th. / see from lhe BUHor
that some singular purrO-e-orsrauGe
kind of furlunG-ha~ caused tx prc-i-
dent johnson to speak on the same day
at Winchester. Mr.. johnson refused
to divide time with me two years ago.
until | forced him and Mr.. Maynard
to SO do ut Sparta. ! am willing to
meet Mr.. Johnson upon equal terms if
ne chooses.
"If any precedent is claimed he
must yield it, butt will treat him as a
gentleman if he will allow me. and
while shall not obtrUde NY company
upon Mr.. Johnson, II hu should con-
descend To hear the truth from one so
humble, will he quite happy to meet
him all along the line Of battle, and
should hope to show the people that all
his present and past professions Of
friendship are fictitious, and hat 50 far
from being a good friend 10 them or "A
great statesman, he les % 40 let.er han
ne ought 90 be- and not the man for
Senator n. this time Please publish
this note. Very respectfully,
JOHN II. SAVAGE
Whether Mr.. johnson will yield
TO precedent" and stay away from
Winchester, or whether he will goiuto
a joint discussion with this Warren
county Hercules, and "-avagelyn ex-
coria'e bis 3" Savageship," we are not
apprised.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-07
ANOTHER CHANGE ! !
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY.
POSTPONED TO
SOth November, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS.

DRAWING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-07
THE WHITE LEAGuEIy ALABAMA
The sort or. Peace Republicans Get.
rAlahanq State Journul

a tzp.H ,Tg WaF1sLEar.Zn0 Cor
LAlabama State journal
The war of races IS in full and fearful
blast IN Greene County. But il is a war
in which the NEGROES are continually az
rressed uuon. We have now reliable in
formation to the effect that the White
Lpqguc Donocrac,. of Greene are daily seen
paradinr the roads of that county. spreading
terrorisio wherever thew 20. under the vile
pretense Of hunting for EARNED bands of
negroes" Daily rumors are put ahont that
EARNED bands Of negroes are Vi such and
such place. It is so easy TO get up such Iu-
mors. Forthwith these armed bands Of
the White League Democracy seize upon
these rumors, and put out to the points
indicated, only to demonstrate the utter
fl1sity of such malicious statements But
it serves their purpose, which is 70 intimi-
date and alarm the indcfensJla Ecpubli-
cans Of that county
Besides frightening the negroes to an uu-
rold degree, these White Lesgua Democrats
have inaugurated not only osuacism, but "a
persecution that is almost iutolerable, Just
rs in Louisiana before the new rebellion
These EARNED bands Of the White
Lcaruors go 90 the private residence Of
active Republicans ana demand their arms.
Sometime. they draw the loads out of thoir
Guns to see if they have been loaded
with dangerous loads! And yet these
EARNED % White Leacuers in Greene have
almost invariably found the guns of these
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-07
Bill for Partition Of Land.
Daniel 10y and wife ct al, vs.. Francis NJ. Come
and wife c, al.

Daniel 10y and wife q a. vs. Franoi5 NJ, Conner
and wife c. al.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CAMPBELL
/ COUNTY. TENNESSEE, In this cause il APP
pearing from the allegations OF the bill, that
Faancis NJ. Conner and wife arc non-residents OF
the State and beyond the reach of ordinary Ir0.
cess, it is therefore ordered by the Court. that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the Knoxville Chronicle, q paper publis cd in
Knoxville, notifying the said Francis NJ. Conner
and wi'o to appear before the County Court OF
Campbell County Tennessee on the first Monday
in November, 1874, and make defense TO the al
legations OF said bill or the same will be taken as
confessed, and set tor hearing OK parte us TO
them, September 9Th, 1874.
cory trem the Record.
X3OW4t JOHN JONES, Clerk.
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Through Tickets Good Until Used.

Baggoye ChcckGd Through. ..,t
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS
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WEEKLY CHRONICLE
Clothing.
EAEzTn. TGYA.

BuT lock Of ESeaGy-made
ElO. hing IS HOvV RI dy. and we
;9vg prepared TO show Rae la
SEES esiguS, Newest Patterns
3tei Hest Approved sg3Ies fu
market.
soc CaM SIS sOu. whether
y0g vvc s21aDCa like q beer
DazTsl o. sfte "a flagstaff. We
Nts0 itNpp "a g cry large stock OF
ss Hlt@ SniIts, gOIaTCG shirts,
ilGeryyeur- Gloves and EEO-
stpyy, and VI CAyEeaT. Er viii
r, pay sou Je take "A look at our
gOudSanJl prices before buying.
s. HEART & CO.,
1872 gay Street.
AldsNHin Opposite tOwpn, MrClupr n Co s.
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Circuit Court Union County. Ten
neSSee.
N0.ln TacLor '. MaLhew TncEer.

nNORCE-It appearing from tho bill which
II is sworn to that tho defendant Mathew
Tucker D. anon resident of the State Of Tennes.
see it is ordered Q at the said defendant appear
before tho Circuit Court at Maynardyille, Ten
ne.sce on the hrst Monday Of November next,
cause or the same viii lie taken for confessed,
This notice will be published for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville CHRONICLE, a weekly
paper published in the city of Knoxville. a true
cOpy-attests: A A. SNODERLY Clerk
iNl6wit
1%,) EACH WEEK. Agents wanted, Par
81 vuculars lre. J.M0r-b y Co, 81. LOnll No
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ils.NIazrTzH
Atlantic, Mississippi &
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NEW AND ELEGANT CARS
Cheap travelling,

The CHEAPEST sn4 most pleashnt route to
b aLllMvkE, PHILADELPHIA, 500. ..-....
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-28
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, bya joint resolution Of the
General Assembly Of tho State of South
Carol inn entitled "A joint resolution to re.
qure Edwin |. Cain. Sheriff Of Ornugcburg
county, to give new official bond with in
ten days after tho Passage Of tho same, 9TH
cF"lse the said office to be declared vacated
and it shall ho the duty of the Governor TO
order an election to FIJI said vacancy" Ap
proved December Doth, 1873. And whor.
rs. official information has b.c.u received
ut this department from the Chair.
man Of the Boarl OF County Commissioner,
for the said county Of Orangcburg, that III
said County Commissioners have not 70.
cs'ived any new official b.nd as ,be-
r'f OF said county since tho passage Of
'he>snH joint resolution. Now, therefore.
ypu, and zach Of You. arc hereby r,ouired
with strict regard to tho provision. Of th
constitution AMI law, OF tn. State tou,h;,o
your duty in such cas-. to cause a n el ection
{" he held in the said county on the FIRST
TUESDAY following the FIRST MONDAY
in NOVEMBER NEXT, TO fll said yac.n-
cy.
All bar rooms and Thinking saloons shall
be closed on the said d.y of .l-,,;on o,1
anv person who shall sell any intoxicating
drinks on said day ef election shall be doem
e1 guilty ofa misdomeanor, and on con-
riction thereof, shall be finel n sum OF moi
less than One Hundred Dollars, or be i'm
prisoned for n period of not less than ono
n -;
In testimony whereof, h,y. h.reunto
my hani an eaus III the ar,at seal of tho
State to be atl atcolumbia. this 2ls, day
OF March. A. D. lS7i. anil in the min Nv
clgh' yVar Of American Independence
by the Governor
L.s. FRANKLIN j. MOSES, Jr.
IL. L.. HArNE, Secretary Of State.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-28
lFor THE "OnAxuEpnuna .Nnwn."l
WICHITA, KAN,
March 18th 1874,

L-+.---------.i. .s.,.s. Marcn uith lSGtl
Dear Ne,rs Oar good people arc
JUST aow discussing the question of FREQ
bridges across the Big anl Little
Arkansas rivers. To this entire valley,
it is matter Of great imp.rtau 20.
These stronms are spanned now by
struc. ures controlled by Incorporate
bodies, aud they are mcrciless in their
demands Epon our pockets Aa sie;,i.n
has boon cailod to vote bond. for the
construction Of new, or sh purchaac ,f
the old bridges. Tn. peopl. here ara
pledged, by feeling of mutu Il inter
est, to stand shoulder to shoulder in
this work of progress. For pie,
five bridges will be vot.d for, each
remole from the other. 1t is specified
that the failure of the proposition in
one kills the whole DO not torture
this into selfish provision. The fesl-
ing is that all should be served alike.
In this little city of Wichita FIVE
miles Of sidewalk will be laid thiu
spring. So much for "bunincss.'
About tho only unhappy clasa Of
mortals in this State now are those who
will vaeato their farms and homes to
the tune of the Sheriff's hammer. God
knows what a struggle many OF thcae
pioneer farmers have passed through
this winter. And now they cannot pay
the wicked and murdereu. Interest On
their encumbrauces, much loss tho
principal.
We do not know much about the
Indian troubles" in this section. Lots
Of the red skins are about us, yot it 10
almost impossible for us to find senaa-
tional item. It may come, however,
and then we'll slight out, notifyi ,g
you Of our demise, aud thus enable you
to send another reporter TO fll the
place Of
TRADIsG PosT.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-28
A Trial OF Justice.

Comp lsint was made in tho Beau for;
Standard, that sen,o days sipce citizen
Of that county was OFF -sted on orimi
nal charge, an taken with his witqes.
ses aud those of che State thirty five
milos for trial, when there wora three
trial ju'tices within three mills Of his
homo. II this is fast, it il an outrage
in double sense; first, ia compelling
the defendant and his witnos,os to 60
such an unreasonable distance, and SEQ.
onj, in adding unnecessary cost for ::,he
party tried, or the State to pay. II
seems to US that any trial justice who
would order case brought before him
under sash circumstances, must bo eth
er h.Sanp!ting h.Sanp!t for business, OF. -alas he ia
lending his QAieial position to- assist in
q petty eact Of persecution.
There ascjtrial juaticea IN thia State
who belieye in the literal aso of their
Official titles, for they try justice severe
ly,-- CpMm6in Union, Aar. "a,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-28
A Terrible Scene.

1mm enHe damage vas done in Shor,
brooke, GuyaborOugh County. N s., By
freshet. The St. Mary's River was
swollcn by the rain and thaw. A cou.
pie OF miles above Sherbrooke there 10
q natural dam Of rocks across the river,
beyond which for several miles it is cali
ed Saltwater. The ice on tho river
broke up in consequences Of the ireshot,
and flooded the whole fthe valley. On
the lott bank Of tho river where Shor
brooke is situated the scene was o fear
full one. The food brought down thou
sand of tons of ice and great number of
logs. Whole trees were uprooted from
the banks in the course of tho torrent
The solid ice below the village remain
cd firm, and the flats upon which Sher-
brooke stands, became 3 boiling sea.
Boats and canoes wore in demand. Evo
ry house was flooded. Tho cattle were
driven out of town by persons on horse.
dack. The women children, and aged
people were takon away in boats. Many
families abandoned their houses alto.
gether, while others took refuge in the
upper stories. Two bridges in tho vii.
laee, and a large bridge over the St .
Mary's River, are gone. A new vesuol
nearly ready for Iaunehiag was destroy
ed, and much tin,bor carried away. The
day after the food the mountains of ice
and the logs, trees and other debris be.
came frozen solid, so that the village is
now imbedded in q frozen sea. Tho
ruin is inde0cribable; it extends mile
snd half in length, by mile in breadth
la the event Of sudden thaw the vii.
lasc will bo quite destroyed.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-28
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1874.

The death Of Charlie, Sumner has
created e vacuum which it will be
difficult to- fill. Difficult. on. account Of
his asouliaritioa aud acquired abilisio .
rather than by any original greatness Of
mind or nature. lie was on the right
side by force ofsason, and no. by tho
driyings of instinct. Thers wa' 40 spark
of tho qgl9fioas, all consuming FIRE in
his comp 'sition bat he had stu liod
deeply, had travelled much, and was BY
birth a gentleman. Nature gave him a
fair start and he himself worked ,u. the
rest. 'ag. al,..
In his death tho Republican party
has lost its n0b'est champion sud 10 tais
Wow We mourn his death, sni n,ur,
deeply.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-28
AN ORDINANCE,

To Raise supplies for tlae Town
of OrangebMrg. -. C., for the
FiscnA year beginning April
4, 1874, and % bill 10 regulate
Licences.
sncrIos ]. BE 1t ordained by the Town
Council Of 0rangeburg and it ia hereby
ordained by tho authority Of the same, that
tho following Ta1os bo and are hereby
assessed aud levied, for fiscal year begin
ming Anril lst A. D. 1874 at aud af. er the
following rates, that 10 to say; LIST at the
rate OF ono ,onth per oentum ON the assessed
ralne OF oil real estate. lying and being
within the corporate iimita Of Orancebur9
s. G. including overy building or other
improvements on land under lease fr DIN
bodi es corporate or individuals, for any
term Of years.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-28
Sheri&'s Galeg,

Dy virtue Of Sundry Executions 10 n
rected, will sell TO tho highest bidder, ss
Urangeburg G. H., on the PIRST MON.
nAI In April next, FOR CASH, off
the Right, Title and Interest Of the Defend.
AM" IN the following Property, vis:
All that tract of land in Orangebsrp
County containing loo acres more or lsss'
bounded by lands Of 7. C. Williams. i r.
Tanning, - Epping and ". L. Ty!srs
Levied on ms the property Of Nathsn Potter
at the suit Of Crane, Boylston & 20, {Ys
]. One lot Of land contsin;ag sssan
more more or le1s, on Sunny Side sn III. ToWnssS
Orangeburg, bounded by lands OF 4 sss.s.-
ster, Abram Martin and others. " -.
z And one other lot in said town far,s.
erly u: d. Clark's brickyard, on Vast nIssa
OF Buil Swamp r load, bounded aa,stk ~
street and North and West BE Ess
tate lands of W. X. Treadwell, dec'd : gsv.
leo OH es the property Of d. j. CLARK Al .ffa.
SUIT OF Lsecadia Hall. DF- consent n sErs |
f Msn'r1a i. Clark these lands pill be soid
Ono Saw Mill on Highhill cre.t ss,,2
iimoer on Tract OF Land Of $50 acrea a.
'r.2ing. Levied on rs tho property Of Patss.
n. buyek at the suit Of Thomas n. EaiSiss
.Jco 'f- - = So
l. One tract of land in vancs,s Town
snip, containing $40 acres moro or e..
bounded by Santee River md landa now Il.
lately OF Daniel Pludd, Vim. H. Bull. Dhsisi !
u. Dantzler md Mary Dantzler. n - V
- - ana one other tract known AZ .tsa
hunsen land, in same Township. oontairs
ing a4o acres, more or less, boundrd ~
iamas now rs, or lately Of Daniel Fludd, Aas :.
gustus Fiudd, Estate Of samI A. Fielder sga
III II; blii. Levied on as the property ~
t;"ouJ;. "uI ush'z'ef at the ruit Of II. W. Baiss,
one tract of land containing 400 acrsn
mo or less, bounded by lands OF Rns.su
"a r, Richard Evans, L. Dantalor and j -
Gri,fn. Levied on ~ the property Of DgsSssi
bpll at the suit OF Il. ". Batoa, Guardian.
One Buggy. Levied on as the prono,tv
OF :. y. Woodland at the suit Of Hart s Ce.,
At Lewisville on Tuesday the 7th all tbe
stock Of Merchandise In the store Of 0eia.
senheimer. Levied on Mt the suit Of Pani-Z
Dalanc & Co.
ALSO Il
BY virtue Of warrant 'on crop Lies
from Geo. Bolivsr, C. C. P.,,I will soIa far
cash. on first. Monday in April no1e, a. Or
anEcburg G. II. @ {3 5}5T
Bale Of Cotton and aboat so husAels,e
Cotton Seed Seized as Crep Of George Al.
Green, on Lien executed to W. WalssF5
Smith.
Shsrihs Office, Z. +. Cain.
March 18th, 1873. n ~
mur 2l o,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-28
The Next State.

New Mexico applies at the fami ly
door for admission into the Union as
State. Comparatively little s.em, to b.,
known of this territory, its fertility, it's
resources, and people, By this average
reader. Its geographical position, dis
tance from tho settled portion fthe
other States, and incon1eai.nt an un.
comfortable modes Of prblic travol rom
dor it almost inaccessible to the modern
traveller, and its world is nearly sealed
book to the people beyond its limits.
She has an area ofabout GOO 900 square
miles, and claims population Of ~,
600. She maintains also that her abili
ty for self support ia we'll astebli.hei,
upon the ground that, while all the
other territories have at some time du
ring their territorial existence, appealed
to chirisy for bread to feed their falnish
ing inhabitants, for olief from pe.tilonce
og fire, Now Mexico, besides hay
ing ah abundance for her own people,
has always chad surplus more than
sufficient to supply the army in New
Mexico aud Arizona with drcadstuffs
and forage. The people are affirmed to
be law abiding, industrious, thrifty, and
frugal, hospitabls and generous; oonser
vative in financial affairs; slow to con
tract debts, and willing to make sacrifi
Geo to pay them. Il is further urged
that since the adoption of the Federal
Constitution ffteop now States have
bo6a admitted, each having population
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-28

no is thirteen. Add the number OF
wrinkles to nine and ysu will get it.
9. A. Carter, Republican, has bseu
elected Mayor OF Sage, Main >. H
The California Lesislaturs has passod
bill making L misdoncano to invite
any person to drink orto aocopt an in.
vitation to drink at any public bar.
Tho Columbus Enquirer reports tn
trains all running, again, and the roads
leading from that city rs being rapidly
repaired.
The planters Of Wilkes will farm thi.
year on tho system Of common sense
Eight thousa nd nine hundred aud fifty
bushels Of SO cd oats havo toen sold in
Warrington alone.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-28
NOTICE.
u. y. Internal Revenue

May |, 1864, to April 80, 1876.

"J l, iSo'f, 70 ApTll oU, 1910.
The Law OF December "a, 1872. requires
every person engaged in any business, uyo
cation. or employ which renders him
liable to Special Tax, to Procure and Place
Conspicnp.sy i'll his Establishment or
place OF business q Stamp denotng the
payment OF said Special Tax for the Special
Tax year beginning May ], 1874, before
commencing or continuing business aftor
April 30. 1874
The taxes embraced within tho proyis.
ions Of the Law above quoted are tio roj
lowing. viz:
Kectihcrs, S200.GO.
Dealers, retail liquor. $500.
Dealers. wholesale liqner, 1000
Deuicrs III mall liquors, wholsnle, 5000.
Dealera in malt liquors, retail, 2O.UO.
Dealers in leaf tobacco. 26 90
Retail dealers In loaf tobacco, 10000.
And on salesof over 81 900 fifty cents for
every dollar In excess Of 81 900.
Dealers III manufactured tobacco, 500.
Manuiaclurcrs of stills, 5000
And for each still manufactured. 2O.OO
And for each worm manufactured, 2U.UO.
NJ. nuiacturcrs OF tobacco, 10. 90.
Manufacturers Of cigars, 1000.
feddlcrs Of tobscco, first class (more than
two horses), 5000.
Peddlcrs of tobacco, second class 1.-TWO
aorhea). 25.W.
Peddlers Of tobacco, third class Zone horss),
1900.
Peddlers Of tobacco, fourth class (en foot or
public conveyance) 1000.
brewers Of less than 500. barrels, 5000.
brewers Of 900 barrels or moro 10000.
ANY person, 80 liable, who shall fai! to
comply with tho foregoing requirements vii.
be subject 10 severe psnultios
Persons or Firms in Orangehurg County
liable TO pay any Of the Special Taxes
named above must apply to W. r. Cloutman,
Esq, Collector OF Int ornal Revenue at
Charleston, or to p. V. Dibble, Collector ut
Orangeburg. s. c., andspny for and procure
the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need,
prior to May /, 1874, and without further
notice.
j. ". DOUGLASS.
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
Once OF Internal Revenue, Washington,
d. c., February IL, 1874
mar 29