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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-13
Non-Resident Notice.

A. G. Putnam VS. :, D. Minor and wife Louisa Mi,or
ana Spencer hunSOn.
IN THIS CAUSE TIE COMPLATNANT y
Putnam having filed his bill of COMPLAINT nnon
oatn IN tue Chancery Court at Knoxville Tonnesiee
against D. u Minor and wife Louisa Minor and Others
charging among other things that the said s. ID Minnr
anu wlie Louisa Minor are Justly indebted to him and
order and fiat of the Hon. NJ. l.. Hall Judge Se an
Ssislna attaShnent against the estate of said S. b.
been levied on the property OF said Minor and Wit,
II Is ordered by the Clerk and Master that the said
~ Amor ana vie Louisa Minor be required TO APP
IN hnoEyilIe on the Srd Monday Of September mex
ana make defense tosaid bill or the will be taken
Il Is further ordered that this order be published Tor
ISur successive weeks IN the Knoxville WEEKLY
~ Attest; M. L, PATTERSON, G. AM.
by W. =. GALBRAITH. u. c. a NJ. iv2gw4t
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-13
Chancery Court at Clinton

APRIL RULES. 1874.
Robert Harper Admir-. 5c and others vs.. Moses Dun
can and others,
N IN Us CAUSE THE DEATH or THE DEFFN
oanI Moses Duncan, having bsen surveS,e5 n IA NJ
prov IN open court ana thereupIn it Wss ordered by
o CnsHIellof tnEt scre tacias issue. ma. ing the
70 me OIL nlee said cause and appearing that he
IoIloHlhg hame9 hels OF the sad NJ sos Duncan are
=. IL ed JuiSn Reed, Nancy M4sssngiii. Louisa Mag
s1lsm may ma enEili eu an MAssenFil. John M as
lag eng Demlsie Msssen III md CsV 10 MsssepsiII
LIE more re orde'ed that pub iestOn be made inr
shel thLoH ule. Tenns see notif, ing aid non res
ueehlths 70 app ar before the Chanrery Cont
ure, II any Iney have, Nby 70 d oaus should OF be
'eg,Ie aR%inst them. ". ID, Wilson, Q. & IA
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-13
Non-Resident Notice,

No. 1852.
Thos W. Humes and s. N. Fsin VS.. A. RoebI and
wife, ct al,
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FPo,S ppr
deVit tiled that VIM. Mowbray is non resident n z
me state OF tennessee: IL is ordered that publcstop
Ds made Tor Tour successive weeks in the vilI
WEEALT CHRONICLE, notifying said VIM MowbTav to
appear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville on or
70 ne bu or the same wilt be taken for confessed ~
10 MN. April 18th, 1874. copy order
r., W ,Auest: M L. PATTERSON, G. Am.
- " n. uALhEA!Ih' u Y. d bi. iy2gW4t
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-13
I'm Chancery at Knoxville, Ten
nesSee.

NO. 2GI7.
Mary Sturm VS.. L. Gratz, v II. Sturm, Jno.
composed of W. w. Shute, r.. s. TaIcott I'll,
izens of New York. J. 4, Warner and Il, S.
Penderv. citizens of Ohio. - -
1T APPEARING FROM THE BILL
when Is sworn to that the defendants V. II.
posing the firm of J. W. Shute d Co., J, r.
Warren and,T s. Pendery are non-residents of
the State of Tennessee, tits ordered that the de.
PENDANTS above named appear before the Chan
Monday in June next, 1874, and make defense
to the bill filed in this cause or the same will he
taken for confessed; it is further ordered that
TINS notice De published in the Knoxville Week
ly Chronicle for four successive weeks Anr;I
18th, 1874. y true copy. Attest: Apr'i
NJ. l.. PATTERSON. Am
By w. a. GALBRAITH ID. G q NJ iv5ou,t,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-13

4 Is9fSSss.S'S esa4u Pu'O N,s'~. O.-..,-.~--
that with such color was of greater
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-13
I'm the ChanCery Court at Jacks
bOrO'. Tenn.


IN THIS CASE, IT APPEARING FROM THE Ar
legations in the bill which is sworn TO- that Tho de-
1endant u Burgess, is non resident OF the state Of
tennessee Is. therefore ordered BY me that pnblcs
ton be made for four successive weeks in tbr Kno1
KiIie WHSeky Chronicle, newspaper published in
hhoHNlile, tennessee, notifying said defendant To m
pear before the Clerk AID Master AZ his once In st
1oro Tenn; on the first Monday in June 1874 being
t .ne is n9Ie Jay OF sad court preceding tie next
tne thTd Monday Of June 1870 and file his answer or
oonf ueiehg TO SAID b or the will be taken as
Al, IN ~ 'et lot nearing eN patte as to him. This
A!Lr iH,s n' IN'+' ~. ~, >. :. LINDSAY, c. q NJ
-NI2Mt w Charoery Court nj Jacksboro'
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-13
InSOlNenf Notice.

COUNTY COURT AT cambridge. JEFFERsoN
COUNTY, TENNESSEE-ArRm TERv. 1s7I
THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE OF GA
BhlEL GALLiDAY. deceased, having been sue-
gesed by >. q. Nj. Glass; administrator. II is orcred
by the Court that publication be made for four
utiXe weeks IN the KNOXVILLE Chronicle. newspaper
tors otsaid estate to file their claims with the Cr &c
me County Court of Jeaerson county Tennessee on or
before the hr:t day Of September lsl. duly authent-
barred. April 9Th 1874. '''i'o'
true copy of the record-Tcst:
JAMES NJ, NICHOLSON Clerk
N2Zwi BY Ed. X. Hall. DEPUTY Cterk
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-13

During the lass ten years 81, 000, 900
worth of pr 'perty has been destroyed, and
10000 PERSONS killei or injured by tn, use
of unsafe oils. THIS Is dsing we'll for Oils
that are not prOf, ~ ID explosives.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-13

ur.gl . esnsu au~J ine sIavHs " .. /,
eral railroads,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-13
Notice to Creditors
Of the Estate of
S. H. MCCLANAHAN, DECD.


q. w. Nelson admir-, vs.. Charity McClanaban. Ct al
WHERE'S TIE INSOLVENCY OF THE FS-
w tate OF ). Ii, McCanahan, decd has been sue
gested ard whereas at the March term 1874 of the
Chanccry Courat Knoxville Tennessee an order ,vas
made directing the Clerk and Master to make nubca
uon Tor four weeks in some newspaper published in
Knox county, requiring the creditors of and Mi no.
sons interested in the estate of S. Ii, MERCHANTMEN
dec d. 70 come forward and exhibit their demands and
have themselves made parties TO the proceed in o.
en- or before the Srd Monday in Septemb her naTt
IL Is Therefore ordered BY the Clerk and Muster that
CHRONICLE for four successive weeks notifying nil
Of and parties interested in the estate Of s.
sent their claims and have themselves made nartics
to this suit on or before the third Monday of Septe
Der next Qs74). April 18th. 1874 - N'i''e'
- NJ. l.. PATTERSON, c. AM
ny w. n. uhLbhAllH u " * NJ. iy2gWit
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-13
VALUABLE FARM

FOR SALE
Sliuated in Carter County, Tennessee
Two miles east Of Eizabethton, on the north ham,
,.,t,p mana, 80 Watauga River,
I'HE EARN CONTAINS ABOUT THREE HIM
uhED ACRES Of as good land as can be fonnl
N cater county about one hundred and forty acres ~
"hch Is In cultivation the balance covered With as
FINE TIMRER
as can be found in the State. All OF the cleared land
and great portion of the tim bered land i Level
though entirely above high water mark and eannot he
oVerhowed 10y the river. The soil eff the tim bered nd
is as ieIe as the best river bottom clear of rock and
could al but very few be cultivated with esS
There is an excellent spring on tho back ~ tbc @
and branch running through it, so as 10 furnish wa
ter Tor stock in every field Said farm is situated in
the and most beautiful portion county
Inc snds adjoining and surrounding il range in yane
from S4OUO to 5000 per acre. There are on said arn
Two Dwelling Houses, Kitchens a.
end one barn. Price. Ten Thousand Dlars
One half cash cash in hand the balance of tho ma,
ey, 70 be PAID in one. two and three years ''
Tor further particulars, inquire Of
p,.,,.-c J. I. r. BOYD.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10
The Sun
Tydcnnik. pOlOtydennik a
dcnnik.

Tydcnni Sun jest pills znamy Case
pis, nez ably potfcboval odperucovani; !;
pficiny nichz dosahl padesate tisic cd
b6ratcl1 a i6ste n6kolik tisic nabyde,
isou asi nasledujici:
Jsou to noviny prvni tfidy. V nich
shleda ctendf vsechny denni udalost,
meme ddlezitG obsirn6i a sice iazyku
iasnem, srozumitelnGm We zpdsobu "a
jimavem.
Jest to prvni tfidy rodinny list, plny
poutaveho pouGneho tteni vseho d,uhu
a neobsahujici mic zavadneho a mravdm
skodliveho.
Jest to prvni tfidy zabavnik, pfinasc
iici yytccn6 povidky a nacrty bGzn6 lite
ratury, peclivG vybran6 znale tistGnG.
Jest to prvni tfidy list hospodafsky
Neilepsi ncinovGisi hospodafsk6 clan
ky naleznc ctenaf kazdGm elsie.
Jest TO nczavisly list politicky, nena
lezici zadne stran6 a nenosic
zadny oboiek. On boiuie "a zasaiy
zvolenl neilepsich muzd d. dfadi Zylast-
nj zfetcl yGnuie odhalov min velikG po-
rusenosti, ktera nyni osiabnic a ostouzi
nasi zemi hrozi podryti same zaklady
nasi republiky. On SC ncboji niGemi a
netaze sc po pflzni jejch.
On pfinasi pro danny m6dni zpriivy
trzni zpravy pro mnze, zvlastG trh do
bytka, jemuz zy!astni v6nuje pozornosf.
Konecne jest LISTEN neilacinGjsim. Z
ieden dollar cely rok. A neni tfeba no
vinafskeho klubu odbrani lstu "a ~
cenu. Kdozkoliv poslc jeden dollar, OF
drzi casopis ma cely rok.
Nemamc cestuiicich icdnateld.
THE WEEKLY Sun. Osm stran
padesate, scst sloupciiv. Pouze SI.O
rocn6. Zadne srazky 2 teto ceny.
THE SEMI WEELY Sun. -Ty
formal iako dcnni, $500 rocn6. Srazk
20 proccnt novinafsk6m klubGm 1Oclen-
nJm.
THE DAILY SUN. - Velky ctyr
strankovy formal dvaceti osmi sloup-
cich. Denni rozsiteni 10000. Vsecky
novinky "a 2 Gently. Pfedplatn6 SO ctI.
mGsicne cili 5000 roGnG. Kluby vice
nez 10clennG dostanou 90 pr. levn6i.
Adressa. THE SUN" City.
New York,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10

Sch1ze lidu prostranne sini p.
V. SprostJho We y. ward6, odbyvana
dine 5. t. IN. byla zdatila. Y SIM mohlo
byti piitomno asi 200 AZ $50 o3ob, ponej-
vice CeSi. Schdzi zahajl p. V. Snaidr
promluvil kratci rec, V niz vytknul icel
sch1ze. Ma to uvedl co hlavniho fetnika
p. l.. j. Paldu, ktery iadrn6 Il Verne po
sluchatdm stav veci vylitila ku konci S
ddrazem ie vyzval, ably nechtili jednati
sami prot sobe, nevolili Parsonse, ktery
liz iednou tax hanebn6 dhv6ru nasi skla-
NAL, ale zachovaleho, poctiyeho, do Gfadu
Sc nederouciho, ale od btant d o a.
dane he III. b. Payne Pc delsi meze
re. liz vypln'la hudba. promluvil p. Y
Snaidr nemecky, ielikoz dozadany n
mecky feenik Sc nedostavil Kdyz Wy
volana Payno,i tiikrdte slava, schGze kl
spokoienosti vsech skon6ena.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10

| poradil mu ytipny Koudelka, ably 81
dial zhotoviti kalhoty. Nebohy sedlak
necht4ie vsechno sukno pfiiiti, svohl
Sikovny krei6i strihl mu tely ma kalho-
ty a sice tax, ze mu pro ttetiho kluka .e-
no odpadl hezky kus III vestu. Sodlak pEi
Sci - div no slak netrehl, kdyz she-
dal, &c mu kalhoty jsou kratke a t6sn6.
koudelka Sc poskrabal "a uchem - a liz
mel napad. Premluvi sedlaka, ably 81
dal usiti vestu, Sedlak Ease svo'l. kdyz
ale vestu zkousel, praskla mu zadu ma
pred = nebot Koudelka pfi strihani aui
tentokrate ma sebe nezapom6l. Co nyni !
,,Vite co, sedlace! U<iju vam t6 vesty
tepici. usil - a sice cepici trapcem
Sedlak div Sc radosti nezbaznil kdyz
Sci ponelprv t6 cepici do kostela, vykra
coval 81 jake hrabe.
Vidlte, takovym chytrym sikoynym
Koudelkou zda Sc mne byti ten vyhldse-
ny kandidat delnikd, X. c. Parsons. Two
liteli 81 no do kongresu, on budc ma va
sich pravech a vasich vyd6lcich tax dlou
no stfihat az YAM plast5 jcn Gepicc
zbude. ia no nehanim. bah chran. On
chce abyste zbohatli = proto Sc spoltil
temperenclafi, ktcri YAM chteii pivo a
vino zapov6diti a piedpisovati, co mate '
nedeli dtlati. ia ale doufim, &c vas
zdlavy smysl sc nerozhodne pro Koudel
ku, ale pro muze poctiv6ho, svtdomiteho
schopneho svobodymirovneho, pro mu
ze, ktery pres 5000 d6lnikd zam6stnava
tim svou pfizen k MIN ma ievo dava :
p. III. b. Payna
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10
w TIT ELE UV
WILSONUV
SiCi StrOi,

NeUcdnodusei sefizeny to neprak
tienejsi stroj
ma SyCte.
Skoro 100000 bylo iich zhotoveno
a prodano pies 100000 bylo iich
prodano vice pro rodiny nez kterehoko-
liv iineho stroje.
Udela vice prace pfi mensim namaha-
nj siciho, ncz ktcrykoliv jiny stroj ma
zavfeny steh.
E Prodava Sc
cis. ID Monumental Park,
4 CLEVELAND, O.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10
George Rettbcrg

vyrabitel obchodnik
tabui ma billiardy, pigeon-holy, jenny-lin.
dy, bagatclly, tripolity aIligatory.
Ma stale zasobe slonov6 koule, sukno
kyle, kffdu atd zylasts upozorhuieme ns
to, 20 oprayuje znovu pfctahuje kuecni.
Ky osoustrnhujea a obarvuje stare koule atd
Zayod lao Seneca str. Cleveland o. 43- 1.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10
SeverO-nenl. Lloyd
pravidelne postovni parni spo-
jeni mezi
Bremen a Baltimore

pres Southampton po obllbenych
zeleznJch parnikach poStovnich
(2500 - 5000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain Lilienhaid.
BERLIN, captain PHtscher.
OHIO, captain Schulenburg.
LEIPClG, captain Hoffman,
BRAUNSCIlWEIG, cap. Unduetsch'
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger.
Expedicni dnov6 json ustanovcni:
Bremen; Baltimore
Hanover .. z;lrl 3. fjna
General Werder Is. :" 10.
Nuremberg %. !" II. {"
Braunschwcig 30. "a. -
Berlin Z. fiina 81.
PAX dvakrat m6sicne
Tyto lode dopravuji ccstovatele do
Bremen, southampton, Londyna, Havru
zp6t.
Ceny pfcvozni do Is bfezna 1879.
L Bremen do Baltimore
kaluta 800 zlat6
mezipalubi "a pap.
z Baltimore do Bremen, Southampto-
nu, Londyna a lIavru
kajuta $ 80 zlate
mezipalubi 20 ;,
Zpatecni listky:
mezipalubi S44.50v pap.
Deti cd 1-10 let polovici, kojcnci 50.
W Stran zasilek listkd vfcplay
nych obrattc Sc k jcdnatelin3:
A. SchIhlnacln Il Co.
South Charles Str. Batimoac.
Charles Waiter,
IL pro Washington.
Martin krejci.
pro ty same lode. Clelev:rd,O.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10
M. KRKJCT
Cleyekandu. Ohio.
Cor. Of Forest and CrotOM SITS.
cislo lab.

dava timto nav6sti tenn, ktefi pro sve phi
nalezejici pfibuzn6 neb znam6 V ot6in6
iizdu do Amoriky xaplatiti chit, ze list
ky pro pfeplaveni Bremen do ameri-
kanskych ptisavd Nov6ho Yorku, Bal
timorc atd. tn neilacin6isi cenu VISTA
vuie,, pax ze, kdyz Sc toho zada, take OBJ
starani clals iizdy Noveho Yorku, Bal
timore atd. do vniir Ameriky, TAX i
iizdu hned dOmoya 2 Nemecka, Czech
atd. All do Bremen ncjlacin6j zarovefi
pfiiima.
Ceny pfeplavu do Ameriky.
Po parolodi ' mczipalubi osoba pres 10
rokG staff S24 V papircch
Ditky do 10 let l2
Koicnce do 1 rokn 2.25
20 plachetni lodi mezipalubi:
Osoba pres rokd stair S24 zlata
Ditky do let l6 &,
koienec do | rokn st. $50 ;,
, 1874-07-02
Rudcpcndent C0MgrcsHlo lon:tl Convene
tion Nh tho Eighth EI:anos. % Dastrict.

Snccial UlSpNfeh to The Eh3GUNo TEibWnf.
GiL,lAN. ILL.,, July 1.-.At tho Convention of
tue Independent ltefor.n party OF tue Eighth
Congressional District, hold ut Fairbury, Liv-
ingston County, ILL.,, to.day. nIr. J. e. btyne,
for Congressman on the alrst ballot. 1Ir. Dayno
WIS not present. but at work on lid farm.
Tho Committee on Resolutions reported that
they recommend tho adoption Of tito Springiiull
platform, with tho exception of the aovol til Hec-
tion. adopting In pluoo thereof tho following:
hesouea, That demand tho repeal Of tho Nailonal
Banking law, au. that tho Government shn iBsl'o
legalIeAler currency direct from tho Treasury III sr-
clangnhla for Government boliA, learny tho lowest
poxslo rate Of interest, n,d which shall bo receivable
for both i,uhlc End private t.ll1A.
Nesoicea, That we ure opposed to rclylRtion In any
form, hut that lllsst that NIL obligations Of tho
Government shall bo raid in the manner originally
Contrpetul.
, 1874-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS,
Democratic N0trltll1ati0n in the
T'1yDIktfa lutltilran District.

Democratic N0nltll1ltiun in tho
Twelfth lutltunn District.
sueciat D.suateh to Tae Chicuoo Tribune.
Fonr WAYSE, Iul. July 1.-The Democratic
Congressional nominating Convention for tho
Twelfth District met here today according to
the call. Tho contest for the nomination haB
been very bitter and tile excitement was intense.
The Do,aocratio ma aority in tho District il about
4.0u0, and the nomination, therefore, III equiyn-
lent to election. TAe Convention met at eleven
o'clock III the Circuit Court-roum, and was called
to order by tlle Chairman Of tho Contral COM
mittcc who read tho Gull. The iirst contest was
ovor tile Cha!rmansip. thero bolng four cat,di-
". Brown, Of Whitley County. ind William &.
Kochor aud Con. Janes Il. Slick, Of Hunting
ton. AleHsrs. focncr and slack withdrew bo-
tore tho ballot. %hlcl Tesultea IN y votea
Wells County, was cloAcn Secrotnry, with all tie
Democratic editors Of tho district preHent NJ Ill.
sistanss. Tie Camniittsos OH Credentials u,ld
Resolutions, aud tho Canttal Committee wero
Hppontst and the Convention adjourned until
At that hour the Convention roassomblel, aud
houyd tho report from tho Contlnittee OH Gro
dentials, which was adopted. The Conlmittoo
OIL hoaolutious reported the following platform.
WHICH was unanimously aloptoti:
THE PLATFORM
RtsoIrr, First, that We, tue Democracy OF tho
Twelfth Congressional District Of Indiana, relying Oh
bolevo It il tho duty 1t III public servants to seuldu
III the discharge Of ther official duties, whether Exrrll.
ner !.ss ~ % be md ss1o "'' saa N-
It*olrt, Second, that we arc in fasor Of rotretcl-
nenL and reform where ahHas nov e1ktt mud scnnnd
public affairs National, htap, uud county, 10 the end
ttnt axAion Aay be reduced to the lowest possible
~: Hsselsta Tsra. tst whescss IN trro.eeab,o
currency = calculated to nuke tie who'll b!.iusas
nsrss 9f th9 sonry slesStiys .ai, an t9ersny
, 1874-07-02
Democratic Nomination for Congress
i'll the Third Indiana District.

Special Uspa{ch 10 Tie CH1cuao Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS, lt,a., July Tho Democracy
Of tho Third Congressional District hold their
1[. G. Kerr for Representative by accla1nation.
lilo Convention passed resolutions calling for
q repeal Of the Danking act, and an
iAsuo Of greonbackB equivalent to the amount Of
bunk currency now IN circulation, the new
States bonds: alBo calling for convertible cl,r-
rency, bur pot for specie resumption. Kerr
mado q Bpeeeh Of acceptance III favor Of tho
resolutions, which woro npplaudod.
, 1874-07-02
Further Deliberations Of the
French Committee Of
Thirty.
Prospects Of The Personal Scptcnnat---
The Bill Drawn Up.
Flattoring Farewell in Berlin to Min
lister Bancroft.
Rumored Effects Of Concfa's Death on
Spanish Politics.
FRANCE.

pAn1s, July 1.--Tl,e Subcommittee Of the
Commi ttee Of Thirty have drawn up new Con-
sti tutional bill The measure provides for the
continuance Of tho title Of "Presltent OF tho
nepublic;' for tho creation Of O second Clam
bor; for the organization OF purely personal
Sept onnat, which is to terminate with tho OK
pfration of President AlacA1ahon's seven years.
torn, or soonor in caso Of Lis dcDth or reBfgna-
ton. o provision III matlo for succeusor to
the Pros dent, ard 1t is thought TINT tho object
of tlac omission is to 1eavo an opportunity for q
restoration ri thu monarchy, which may bo pog-
sible when Tho Septonnnt ccnBcB.
, 1874-07-02

LoSnoN, July 1.-Tlere is great Excitement in
tho Isiantl of Corfu, III consequence Of the cleo
ton, which il to taso place o. Sunday next. Yes-
torday there waa conflict between tlo citizens,
and thirty Of tho1n were wounded by tho troops
called ont to quoll tho disorder. Several stores
wero pillagod Tho soldiers aro now confined to
the fortress. Further trouble is apprehended
on t1lcday of election.
, 1874-07-02

WASHINGTON, D. g., July 1.-For the Lnke
Region, clcas Or falr weather, southwest or
northwest winds oast OF Alichiga1l, north or
cast winds On tho Upper Lako 1toglon, lower
temperature aud rsing barometer. For tho
Northwest, generally north to southeast winds,
q slight rlso OF temperature aud rising, followed
By falling baronoter.
Local OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO July l. 1871,
, 1874-07-02

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 1.--rhe Gazette eati-
mates tho majority for Constitutional Conven-
paper atato that Woodruff County gives l.Go0
lua ority for tho Convention, and o1ccts ". J.
Thompson, Democrat, delegate; IonOko gives
tho Convention 1000 majority, and olectH J. 7.
Eagle, Dcmoctnt; Jnckson County EirGg almost
Z Unanimous yoto for the Convention, md olecta
Frank Dnzwoil, Democlnt; Independence votes
unanimously for tho Convention, aud elects j.
v. Butler aud g. Il. Rutherford, Democrats;
Ciark County goes overwhelmingly for tho Con-
yention, and elects Harris Flanagan and Jesse
Ross, Democrats; Hot Springs County elects ".
Convention; Saline votea ii,o00 for lho Convon-
tion,, With fow ngainst,. and olects Jaooz n.
II. Scott, Democrat; Phillips goes for tho Con-
vont!on Jefferson County votes close. In this
city tho vote is about q tic for delegates. Tho
Convention is carried BY d largo majority. From
returns 20 far received. Barnes aud Fagap, Of
tho Republican. and Rose and Fletcher, Of tho
Conservative tickets, arc elected.
LITTLE RooK, July 1.-rhe election in this
(pulaski) county is still in doubt: Ouachita
1.o10; against, =. II. e. Bum aud Elijah
aIobeIy, both Democrats, woao elected
lelcgatca. Johnson County votes largely
for tho Convention, and cleo!a soth i.
henrd from, las given CO. for. end SjA against:
tile Convention. Jefferson County is reported
ns giving n majority against tho Convention.
Perry County Hoos largely Tor tho Convention.
JelIoraon County In tho only one. nj fur Us hoard
from, TINT gives any considerable yoto agatnst
tho Convention. Tho otlicial vole Of Lonoke il
1853 majority. J. ?. Eagle Is elected delegate
by 7b1 majority. Tha CONSERVATIVES clain,
$4,000 majority and 70 delegates out Of VI.
GOV. Hkemrer. OF FirEsutn, on the
Tlalr.i-rcr1a1 Question.
NEW Yonx July IA telegram from nch-
motld statoB that Gov. Kemper hus prepared fur
publication a long letter IN reply to the chargo
that he had ontcrod into m arrangement during
his recent visit to Washington to support Prcsi-
dent Grant for third term. The letter con-
ta.ns tho following sentence: 1T tho future
Should bring forward candidate representing
the tlirtl-term principle; II ho should cut loose
from old party tramniesB, md take Ills stand on
our safe and conservative ground OF universal
reconciliation md peace undor the Constitution.
and, II so standing, ho should bo opposed by
any champion Of tic civil rights iulquity, thon
tn tho contest between, the two, the CONSERVATIVE
pnrty ought to 60 decidedly, but as an orgnn-
lied party and not otherwise, for. tho tbird-
torncr; yet wish protest Oh thor lips againBt
the tllra-term principle, md in spite Of that
pr:-ciple." The Governor recitcs tho circum-
stances Of hiH ca1l upon President Grant III
Washington, shortly after Lis own Inauguration,
and says ''Tlle visit waB ono Of courtesy, made
in eHonao to m inyitnton from the President
Tint tho Governor should cail and mako his ac-
guliptancp,"