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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
Gin tiimtiaer Monu.

Du g@t6. GprHs 6. ptrItIHa bon
S@uylfIa Gcunlp ipIrb BON pItItu SsIs
ten aIS ttmpfratIlar GicpsruSrS,Gau"
bIOat tmpfobltn. Sr. .. wcbntt friigtr
IN 9otnelown, 100 MIR In ;usrIf psrfSn~
lid ftnntn lsrnttn. CT III tIn b5HR
tfIItbitr uno bOdasahitkr Rann.
NIAi w'nIS.r tfnn fdnl Nal rtpsdltns
thts 6r, prrltlng itusS (Gnmtrta)
County Ia Der @tItb9sbnnD, ITO ST aIS
tIuts Der iGbiOasn un6 tii@lIsltn @iIs
elIttu btlra6ttt purts. Salb pfrbrsts
itIs iib fsin autfr 3ui ndb allsn 26ti'
len tsS 9tnaitS. 70 tdb iba ScT mtbrt'
rem 9dtrta bic burger opn 06uplrIu
Counts, pbnr llaIfrfaIr6 tr YariiI.
nit siasr lrIumpbIrfuSru @ltbtbiIs otS
Mlttitr tn Goaritn rrpaHittu.
seaS GOuHbAltIattlt. 3ibIeftIi uut
birtrtn @aratrFau bsirlGt IA pIIfn
MIR friutn Raun. eT 9rR. QrIbIng
ftui,i0i. sGlr ihon irilbtr in titffn
GpaIitu 0tmtIcri, mGdfu bic Dfmcfrn'
ten rIntn iiibiiosu unS rbrtnbaiisn
1onu nIS @tesn GuHSiNot atssR @CS.
Sariranli unffslsn. 8l6l;v ptrfbina
| wGrt gtroNt btr Raan, Der bfn Demo
frotto 'lnru slaupnSru eits DrsItnf.
S,a wbFNf GS SIbI nod aHSrrt iji@ii
8r Mdnntr, nlI;Iu wIy wiEtn non FtI.
nsm ttr fir bic Gpptrn5rSafus bsGer
palIfn pdrsr, alS 8rsunb We Iting,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

Santbant gsraltta har 9ltr nuBttn
mir bio Sum ndaatn Rorstn mn 2
lltr blsIbsn, alS bic 5lutb tIntrat. anb
bic ebtt in Der MannfAaft abssnom'
men Bats. Dae sS babti lualS susiRs,
biiTisn ole Dpbl staatsn. 3u bsmtr'
Zen N moo, bab 5r. eouts 5artS
mann auf btr sanStn 3abrt aIS Sltr'
nsnwirib fansIris, unb tab ct In SIsfem
Ga& ,u 5auft N, barftn GIt wObl
elantsn, Som sur Stiis aanttn biz
&if&tr y. @t&. g.. SObn O. unS 6,
~. .. aIS 9arrttptr, 8ltll&ii,ltrnnitn
une Natbs'tr; lauttr etutt bic l6rI
Sadie aus hem 90 Suasbtn, - GG,r
nile au6'S 2rlnFtu.
Nab sintr irStIIRtn 5abrt fam bIl
brilsrs @sltHitaft plsStr eIddlib mad
oaHiF, irp Iis SIf siianssnrn atptt Spn.
nru 5Il&f (s6 IolIsn nur swsI min
sist GIiaGsn Sstptitu ftIn y, uno tiI
baIbsS 8ab SamItrtdS tti Srn. Sart
mann ratIfal sfr;fbrItn.
Rttet.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
9idtnngsn uH0 3andl. 9uIli3,

@m Scnnsraaa wurts In 1Owanba,
Yhu prr Nrg,r glbtrt Yrrnu, vf0rn
GrInUrbuua btr iIrlntn 5iibrigfn Cora
@utnIsaf 8sbdu9t.
VIM 8ssita6 fanbfa fOIssnUr 5inrI9s
tun8sn Ratt: On NiInnta, Georgia, brr
Nr9r I. purIfcY; In S6OmaStOpa,
Nlaint, eOuIS 8nOnsr unO Sp6n s.
@crtpn I; In Dsetan', WaEaGuItiis,
S'mfS 9tnrp GcliItS, aIIs iptssn NorO.
9n Der 5rtiiag Nadt purpsn bard
8I6ifr epnd In SluftpiGIf, 9nbIana, Der
9is8sr Som 5eurnsr. wtson SdGnSuns
tintr 8rautntFsrfcn. auiabanBi; itrntr
bOltt man ben RaultOIb, Sale Gmiib.
psI6r ben City '@nrI&au ecSnn In
Stnmpa. 9cwa, srf&UTsn aus tsm
@tfda8nIH' uno fn6pits lon an fIHtm
eGIsrnsnpfeR'E oul. DnS aIritt ecoS
s'BIflt N,r Ns0st 3oba 5Oaan, ic,0Cn
NolbbiatIBuHS ,gtitr tIsiH,a IabGru,
III eillls Hcd, arfanfne.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

@tCrGf geal6lH9ipn lAtItt In riEtT
Sgisff, In U,m ar bic Stir tf0 4. 9aij
1879 tniGe Die armTu anCrtntlr
$50 wdnldf, mir bdlirn bic NiEitl, bel
bItitr @tlf0,nttIt sint YSrIlcn Hum
an Die GOIpaIfn su prritrIIta, UNI t9rr
GtbtnsSsiftr Ouf5ubsIltrn; un0Iddiis
DIR Etile ~ Ntr uul,r Gcrolb hn,u
,u tnnpp,"
60 IOnuit trr Otsrils 8tfstIebatFr
csr Trmt Der R,putlif Dor bunberi
9obrfa lb'rItfn, ais BON 'iwn0 Gan,
G5tltRrtNGnSlIbfS uue Obur fardlrn
jU mdasn. tab lr9sON sIu gmnIfaurr
riWn8 NnlObists oNrin g,ifbrH battle,
esn 5rUpp,n Su rinrm pairIOiiI&rn Seq
0cn Commando irrGtn tlu G6ndp36fn
iu lIfItrn. 6tuif, no br SDiRffr tn
@fbrInIrn SIst Rirrtr .itunpa', nIS 70
e0mdIS pflsn 6sESnb, MIR wurer 6it
&smpfrsrsb'Otr. uno G&wfanl&ali
jiiitrn, irrnn rin terariiafS S&rNpad
BON @rani sum SorlhsIn fans, un0
bod mar Ral@IH0Ion Hhr sin tfItnr
nnS d&Itrr @abisfsIlSmnnn, oto BIZ
mCrtritn 1tmpfrtnJ6fudIr,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
Sn bet GIemme.

Bm. 3urb, Giip'9itbnIisur bts Gins
eianah pSpIfsbiait", sin btuif&srspu.
bliFantf&'S 9Init. ntbf nod msbrsrsu
antsrsn finer puIitIf&sn @tHnnuHso'
GtncGtn, irurttn Dor sIaIStn Sassu
ipfs'n llntsridbInSuns bon 8ufrstIssr
rtrbafitt. - Bir 6ait.n tmmsr gt'
0Iaubt Die beutfStn upHbIifaut'
f&sn 3tiiunssrstafifnrt fi'u tbrlitt
etHts. aIltin ivIt sS lbsIRt, Fnp iis chen
Gci& s.pbt epibbubfn nj. ibrr snslII@s
GOllr9tn. - @un, n0i,Itb unb 0ItI6
gtfrIli iih 6tlslt Ntb gtrn."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
Die &raieruHasbamteu Sn Gbleaau.

Ole Sfrrn pOR, NorrroG unt
e5mItb, wfIHt t,r GInauSlstrtlar rr.
nanut tailr. um tas n'm 3cnbaus, be
9Cf' Sifes unN Court. paus son gbl,
ra8c, psI&t hul 8raIrrHpsSTcasu as,
taut prrStu, ~ unttriu@tn, babru b,m.
lrIbfn ibrtn Stribi sInatrfI&t.
>DnS COMMITTEE tnrtlt Die 5unooBIentt
uno Die thm 8ou bItIrr @tbaubs IL.
nhbls Sltinart aui SaS GntIGitttn(lt
unb tmpfatItn bic fcfOriIss NI,btrr,i.
Bnn8 btr nod nIGt SOlItittitn SauI,u.
Sffrsidr SsiRcp bat btfu1Itn, GOfOrt
allt NTbtit 6aran rinSuTsltn unS @ln6.
r'0slR 5a tuf,n, um bic @tbduts In
ibrfH tfbI8sn .3uaano 80 trtalltn bio
Der G0usrtb iOfOtt uaa Itlnrm 9u(am,
msn!rllt iH ndtRsn Dt,rmtsr Sisls glu,
ssIfSsEttit enSB6ltis tnIltIst.u 6ntsn
wirb,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
NGcg1Ifc sNpcVpe

oeSenfen mir Columbia II. Sans
fafcr 30 belll6en; bic 9Sp6e
rarna6 9cbts to6 Snntin9tIonI' 9I
0crpiStolpm, 9ieepSpillc nno Wslf'
fin; ric brittle 9So6c (2e. SIT
li) mab Ytcabin& &ama1lla lIllr IL
gcbanclL mlb ippaItn na6 vi
lc9benD County. - Saltet plt
0)ipneten berctt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
8ahI hrr srrunEdur.

Gilt GprII b. 8. Rnb fCIssnbs Su.
unsIddsfaas purstfomm,n. ipsl&e bic
GIas8sn aIItr gluiIOnsn umfaAsn, nam.
Hos StssIfbiiFt, atS psrIursn bsrl&ttt,
lol, ndmIiR 80 tnsIIfet, 13 itaIlsnl.
i@t IL hsati&s, 0 nOrBssif&r. z ams.
sttanii3s, 7 frauS6Rf&s. 6 tUuanStlas,
z ORsrtst&ifRs, 3 rufGltt, Q lpanIi&e,
pcTtHSi'iiSts unb tistII&fS, no.
runttr isbu@ lS Gubrssuss NIT int,.
griffin ilnS. bic OIs Ssrmlet bsrt6,.t
tpsrSsn Dampff&iRs nIS prsIortn Be.
rI@tst, II, aanIit z tHsif&s, btut.
'E(S&IlIsr) 2fruniBf&s unb anne,
Eil&sr (Sarauat). Gsrur cling ON 1s.
Sunl baS gIIpprf&if pgbnmpInla"
auf bUbtv St anifF.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

iIns HIs SIsis @mi&tn frEbatH tIiIu eti'
tsuT9nif, rbns tab ft bsssnitH, tab iBr @s-
batrtu sulptesr tirsiii, cher bSspiaIst eh8tn
bu Ssu9sIti 70.
8eIntfabIsnbs @rni&sH anh oft itbr nn'
slidIi& tur& snldamtsrif&s 5anesn, - ats'
man maD R& baran sspVbHsn nnS NI@iS UNI
bas srbsr, mas bic esnir la8tn, uhS
@snH Did bic 9Gaepunss li&t
60 Iab Dir bite ium 1rOhr Iaatn:
Die f@IeHtRtn 8TiI9is lInc 60 niRt
gBeran bic Mtspfn tiBtn.-
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
lInh nniIl mrIr GaHimrnir.

Or 9robf nRrat" tn Gn9Ianb ban.
trt fort; fOI8tnbt 6irna'c bnbfn In
eaulr bisftr BoGs falIirl RiIbourn,
Rtrlbar & Co.. bic Standardization
tsIaHftn an auf eITea s3.750.000 ;
Daepaa, 1aatis & Co.. NIT 81, $500 100;
9. D. 5tirtit & Co., (Si. SObn, N.1.I y
lhtt p6lt9 @ RtIlpnfn Dplnre; Gbm.
ScHfs & Co.. aatnisn Der bIrmanlldsn
Mtaleran9. NIT $l75. 600.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

- Die ttaIisRIlpt GrtimauTsr. eODs
sItalia RisOrta" bat @tutraI @nrIbal.
bl sum Veneable Honoraire Iir ItttHss
ISRelta erHanHt. @arItaIel bat bit'
fen IRm anssbuttnra EIttI auR ansss
aUHsmta aaO bsE eSst slR 2aaIi9Eft>
sen iittrItRttt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

Rnn fiir bic GoIOgruben - Rtb
SIouS unb GpUll,b Gail, bic btIbsn Su-
Oinnsr 9duptlInas aus bsm OiarlFt bsr
S&watSsn 8trss In Rsbrasfo, tetsn
na&ssstbsn unb ben Bsrtroa nit b,n
8ts9ttran8s.ass I'm Namtn ibrtS
StamrasS unttrssIhnst, tpuSmrt bic Rs.
6tsruns fur $4,000 In 9eHb, itnsS
&9stItO Ssr NtbrnsFa = SasitrSatiUusn
fomHt, irtI&tr bic @OIbIassr snltnllsn
fOa. gm mstRtn iptrbtn ftdb aber bI,
Hf8ifTungc = eItltraHitn freutn, btnn
bfF SsiraS fcII nIGt In @iinss Obtr pae
pier fOnStrn In @airrn btaattt wsrSsn.
-Gae pttbretistfe btatf&s 9lalt
esE sRtIi 10 eTnR RtiI's au esIpsis pn.
bt3trlt n@arifnIaube," bne tsbt cline
1uFa8' bon $4,000 gr,mpTartu tat.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
RrninrnilMnffs Gnnnihatcn.

Die Ndmsg trr v'rf&I'Stn'n Srrrta.
wcrauS tic swsI Nrobrn par'sifa NrS
eanSrS itrs Hd&Rrn @an6Ie0Irn FIR
praHtrni pabl'n wtrcrn Gn6 BIS I'bi
nod nlbi fsbr ;atIrtib. Sitr fcI9l tI'
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
SIs llsbsr[apsmmnna Ia GramIrsiib.

Die Htberf9lpeHlmHHg ID 6FaHErtitb.
SIN DtpaTitmtRt 8eIr irurtsn 3wsI
sanss D6rftr stri5rt; Ia arrifse blit'
bsR um s aus 400 5aultrn Rtbsn
ldmmiIi&s Stdbts, G5ritr unb SEt.
ltallsR tHtIan0 Der Sarnt, puttsn
iibsrf&ptmmt. 1900 Saaltr pHtb.n
,.rR5rt nab iitsr 1000 gmI&.n fane,u
tIn @rab In btn BslItn. @u6stbsm
iR Der SttIaR S,r sanStn grHls isntr
gss.nbtn 30 btfla8sn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
Scr antbeiI bon eaninllsr gsunib on
ben 1lnFaIien Der GeuteuniaIfeier.

NF's"-ts~N ~Ne
9ttannllI1 bat Die Centennial. Com.
MILTON auf bItltS COUNTY Die Summs
SUn $4,000 ausSsfHIaStn, aIS psGtn
ani9tIl uab Quota an ban sur pirtis
stn Durafibruns bsr gsnisnniatltler
nSttIssR 0tlbmititln. DaS fur bltlts
Gcuntp Dor Elm paar @onatsn aufsss
lslIir Inter COMMITTEE SsrS6fntIIfbt
nun na&fsbtHSs eIar br bon fInsm is.
o,n Dtlrifts srraritirn 8,itrist. unb
jpar btrubt Ole 9trs&nuHs auf ben In
BIN Gtitn Der County GOmmIliOntrs
ttfnbli@sn a6iGdbunsS Vtridbisn.
6hE isesn DilTIft tpIrb elm 9Ofal. Com.
mtttit anssRtllt wtrbtn, um ben bstrtf.
ftnttn 8stVag BON bfn 8iirssrn 40 frs
9tbfn, unb MIR 9Oftn I'm SntrtTt btr
autsn Sa@t, bnb bic Subltriplicnen
ntt raIdb unb UiIlIs Dor fIG ssbtH tptr.
Stn tamIt bIttS County aidt naHjus
atttR brauGt; beun ibtralI fonR tR
btm anIuGtn atnlihtr Gpmmitits
...Iufs6. II = ...kC.va 4 -, t,s.vk.o
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
ne YIns

BIf rs isbl asbi fasint Die GIfs Ter
brINsn pnrttItn SuulGntI9 sufein. GS
III mGeIIG, ittOa uIbt OlautiI1, Oa6
ntut Iinntr 3pIlAtR lrbt an5 ndGRfS
5ribinbr ;um SCrf&,ln fonlnsu. Bum
8tIfpisI, psRu Grn. Sas'S, ai8 @cuo
osrn.ur nit timer uaGtbtrrtn Ntbib'it
srwdtlt WsrStn lOlts. wGrtt tr :iafn
plat In Ger riputliGanifGtn 9ilr tin,
uttmfn; loliir az Gbtr srbCttn iosrbtu.
wnS jItmIIA ttlimmI tsr Gan l'iu Birb.
70 tpirb lsins guSa&l fir sIus Icl&,rr,
battns Sifllt fdr tmmsr UsrIortn lsin.
SIS 10 sItnIIi@ bsllImmt, tab tIn;r t,r
l3 pbrn nnS'liibrlsn 9srrsa Der nda0s
Yrd6ttnt sItbi; unb 90 iQ m6elirb tt,
utn auIsn OnrnuS 80 wSbltn unb Be-.
fOnSrrS aus ttr SpnTIt Der 0tmOfra,
ten
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

SiebftabI.-SH bic @staass bee SamT
Q: @sSs sSn Canada pil sHEss Ifbls gBp%s
e'eTo@sn. anb Si5 Bic Si7, Hsba sln.m tsiasn
pffne, poIsn u. |. to. bdraus enibsnkh,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08


6euer In NFarietta.-Bis uns Sr.
Assnt paas sca Rarisiia msIbd, 70 (pisIi,u
am SOHHias Ra&miiias elm SaHfsn ,,Suua
Amfrlia" nit BmsrpnIm nabs hsr gBsbnuua
ess Srn. eUnTab Ssdsr, hosurb bsI.
len Sfal III GIammsH ssrisib, uub aSn,IIb
itriSrt puTss. Da 81. gsdT an, sbsr,n
Snbt tsnsr Siast pObnt, 70 mar sn Siaa
baIS IN 8IammtH etbHat sts Reihaa bubd
fcHimtn foHntf. GiH gfrh. 9aIb 2
S&Bstuf. SfH uub Strcb, iURIs ISmmiIIstu
sabaI TsIas I4 iIH StaII bsfaHbm, purbtn
cir Raub eu 8IammtH. DIR gtrIuf bss
STn. gfdfT bsIaufl lit auf 81. 600 unb ha 81
sIn atibissF uHb baTiaTbsiifnbr bsuilpT gar.
Ger II, uHb ftiH oiaII midi sra&aI war, 70
iriITi tpn eitir SsrIul itbr i@Rn.-pr. o.
bat bic RarmRs SympaibIt fsInf Rhbarau.
|-ssanH 10 SanH RiTb bIslr iinfaa, bas
sbfsuTn bon Geur. Gradns II. (. 10. BpbI rin.
nal HnttIbTlidl ptrbeu2
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

Sanfafter Gfdnuerdbor. .--Ditlfr al.
ifT @fiaHGsnfin. anf bsn eanIalr fol, I,iH
edrt srwablis an sOrIsbirn DitHRas fOIsenps
Ssrrtn nIS gfamlrH fir ktH IauffHbfn SnmIn {:
prdlSsHt: @m. RSpm; gIes-prSTtsnt {:
SSHi. y. Siauifn; prot Ssfrsidr: gsp.
pisInu; prot. @sbiiIfs StIrsi6r: eeuIs
Siraub; frr. Ssirsiar; Carl Ras; S@ae.
mfiiu; anbr. 8. Ball; 9ibIIpibsiar: FOULS
Sfupsl; BabHruirSsu; eOrsni Stnapp unb
@fO. ". SCrsr; @uai. COMMITTEE: psnry
WrbaIt. Geo. pfdHH uHb ptin 0tba.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

Som Slit aetrOifen.-geis % l&tint,
bat ttr nruIIts @rrIitrrliurm III titlfm unb
vfTl@isbtntn btHnHbaTlfHG Ounlirs bsbtnlenhsn
SGattn nustRIiift. Die S&tun bts STn.
Scunlban SbmUIer In 9snrcd 5cRnl8Ip wur>
It BON SIiB etirrftn. nnO srbtbIi4 btl&SbIsi.
Bier YiGbr ipaTtn In bsr S6tutT, pOScn ,EtI
ii& DItbt srbsIltn, bic dnbtTn itph abtr aumm
mic Gdpfcatn linb.
Das SduS hfs STH. @m. .. 9IiniOn Ia
eaniaiftr purbs srni SIIb ssirsiftn, aasin isin
bflonbeTtr Stabtu iussfiist. =
Die S&tutr btS DR.. SamJ Sample bon
9nitTrpnrls, eanfdRtr County tpuTte total Bon,
gIiB itri5H.
Sa tT 8rbnuns Sfs SIn. 9aIob SeibI IN
HsbmansiUBuSe erbanon County bsfanbfn litt
IL gfrfUutH ala bn SIib tinTtIus, ipObrI rin
IltintS stinb 9slrOiftn, unb auf ben 9Obfn &C.
TcrftH tDuTbf, Obns 60 itbS& spfiitr ~ bil1i-
bigrn.
Sa ben SiaIl bss Srn. GbarIts SASnn na-
be BrmtIstOrt etbanpn COUNTY ltIus bsr
SIip. 3rtI pftTbt liiirsItn nIrbI, nbcItfn
l4 abtr ua9ssbtuts pitber.
Die SRsutr ttS Srn. DaSie Bar In WeTb
GrtCmS Gcpni&iF, gSrf County pusbs pom
9IiB 8tiruHrn trfItt ,rnSit unb bic SRmn
nftf 8 Seiibsn, 1 gfrb, unb jpsi S4Rriue
GtlVeiti tpnrbtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

Der 2ieSerfran3. .-aHa bIrfn iunetr
grrsin, ptI&r a& IN tiHfm bIiibmbm 3uliaH.
ts bffnstt bIfIt an purIsbitH DSHHnfas feline
baIbidbrII@s Ssamisupabb unb srpabIt fol.
SfnSs Sfutn;
grdFtsni: Sfury Stmitt; @ift.wrSassut:
6. SauHiaun; SsirrlSr: RSbnt Dtiir
S&atmrIilr: sIbam S@ub; Sruasss: psisr
SaulrT, 9pi. 0STinrr unb pbH. Siumpf; Di.
rIssnt: grpf. 3. 6. @Itfn; 9ibIiuitsIar unb
8ab- Gcmnianbnnt: Tbam 9snbn; WuGI.
COMMITTEE: @uiil. @sraIp Carl Siamn, g.
gaumauu uub 8. 8essIfans.
4tiss grtins babfn bsl&IcftH. bObt, tpfibt
DSicrtpIpts" ~ irassn limb parum9 Bh
rihtn'S nibt. - Gina, um hGn ,,pariranfl".
uHb ,SIus" Clubs bon philadelphia ua@lu.
abmtns
Iu1 paTtt tas ttberltbtnhe Sdnenftll
ttIpTr&tu, unb elm fntrsII&ts panbtIH IN tn
Sa&s btfaTpcTtti.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-27
TUE OPENING OF THE FIGHT.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 10, '75.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 10, '75.
At an early hour this morning the
crowd began TO assemble at the Capt.
tal to witness the opening of the Sena-
torial contest. AT eleven o'clock, the
House went into secret session on the
Hobbs matter, and the result, it is said,
will be to postpone the presentation of
the committees report, for several
days, perhaps. There may have been
some good reason for this secrecy and
perhaps is, but the step taken by the
House was the subject of no little UNI
favorable comment on the subject.
The House remained in secret session
until the hour of twelve, and in the
meantime, an immense throng had
assembled on the stairways leading in
to the galleries and around the en-
trance to the hall. When the door was
opened there was pressure to get in
such as is sometimes seen around the
entrance to theatres or circuses on
popular occasions. So great was the
rush, that the glass in the doors was
broken out and other depredations on
furniture committed. The galleries
and standing room in the lobby was
soon filled by an excited audience, and
the roll call commenced, n motion
having prevailed, offered by Colonel
Gibson, of Campbell, that the House
proceed to ballot without nominations.
When the first names were called, a
low murmur of applause followed as
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white.League Mhi,eMnsh.

Since the demonstration in September
in Louisiana, we suppose that the people
have known as much about the White
League rs the House Committee can tell
them. OF course they know that it is n
politico-military organization, and that it
owns its own arms, and that. besides the
young and rash active members, it has for
honorary members the respectable mid
dle-aged and elderly people, who contrib
ute money to pay expenses. What its
purpose is, was demonstrated on the 14th
of September The House Committee
can not whitewash that out
As to their statement that no ntimida-
ton was used in the election, their report
shows very SANDER thread to hang this
on. The supplemented committee seems
to have expected to go into a State sub
iect TO a reign Of terror, and to have the
terrified come up freely and certify that
they are inundated. Another of the re-
markable thing in this report is that it
represents that this armed organization
would overthrow the State Government.
but for the national bayonets, and yet it
represents that there is no intimidation
Gin. Gazette.
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The Authorship Of Louisiana Message

There is the best authority for the
statement that the Pre- sideut's message
upon Louisiana was not in any respect
modified at the suggestion of any Cab
met officer. The message had not been
seen. "td lis contents were not known
by any Cabinet officer prior TO the
time Cos, was read i'm full Cabinet.
The only changes that were made at
the Cabinet reading were of a verbal
character. The President has given
unmistakable evidence that If his Cab
met do not agree with him ne will
find a Cabinet that will. No modiflca-
ton of the statements of the message
was either made in the Cabinet or
suggested. The TumOTs, therefore
that the message was greatly changed
at the suggestion of Secretary Fish are
unfounded. The message is entirely
the Presidents own.
The President has been considerably
annoyed by the reports of differences
of opinion among Cabinet officer re-
speeding Louisiana. 1t is certain that
the Cabinet are now agreed upon the
question: Wash. Cor, Gin. Com.
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Dissolution nf Parlnership.

THE FIRM OF CLARK & JOHNSON Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, q. l..
Clark being responsible for all debts and author
lied to make all collections Of accounts due the
old firm. e. J.. CLARK,
January 7, 1875. W. S. JOHNSON.
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just after dark on the fifteenth, six
miles from Clinton, Louisiana, where
three negroes, with their wagons loaded
with shingles, had gone into camp, they
were visited by a white man, mounted.
who proposed buying their shingles. All
ter few words the white man pulled ont
a pistol and shot two Of the negroes, kil-
ling them. The other escaped and gave
the alarm. From the evidence given at
the coroner's inquest, the jury came TO
the conclusion that the murders We're
committed by Lawson Blunt A posgs
has gone in pursuit.-Memphis Appeal
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The Senatorial EIectiOu-SeVen IneT-
fectuaI BalIOts-JOhn FriersOn Want
ed-The HObhs Investigation.

Especial Correspondent to kuoxvilll Chronicle. J
NASHVILLE, Jan. Goth, 1874
Two hours before u o'clock, at which
time the two Houses of the Legisla-
ture were to meet in convention, to
proceed with ballotting for United
States Senator, the lobby and galleries
of the Representatives. Hall began to
fill up, and at that time every seat and
available space for standing room was
taken up. Among those present was
fair sprinkling of the fair sex, many
of whom seem to watch the Senatorial
contest with a deep interest All this
gives but faint conception of the eX-
element. Nothing else is talked about
and apparently nothing else thought
of. The general business of legislation
is matter of secondary importance,
and is really receiving very little at.
tention.
Among those on the floor of the
House this morning, was EX-President
Johnson. He looked serene, as if he
feelt himself master of the situation.
His friends however, do not appear so
sanguine as they did on Monday.
When the ballOting commenced
EN-Gov. Isham @. Harris came
on the floor and took a seat
by Hon. Holmes Cummius, of
| Upton county, and remained until
the seventh and last ballot. He was,
no doubt, studying the situation, like a
commanding General before he goes
D fr. h. q
which his whole soul is wrapped up.
He evidently regarded this days work
as mere skirmish, brought on to de
velop the strong points OF the enemy.
He Is understood to be for Stephens
now, not, perhaps, because Stephens
is his first choice, but because he is
| the most available man to rally a GER
! tain vote now being cast for Johnson.
| The Memphis delegation, which COM
! poses one-tenth of the entire Legisla.
| ture, is solid for Johnson, hold
that they are so instructed by their
! constituents, Stephens is West Ten
! nessee man, and Harris may hope TO
| win this delegation, the members of
which are personally opposed TO the
eX-PTesident, over to his support. Gen.
Forrest was also on the floor looking
quietly on, not disinterested specta-
tor by any means. He tried hard to
get the Democratic members of the
Legislature to settle the matter in
caucus, but failed. He opposes Andy,
| he says, because Andy wants to be cleo
ted on his own platform, regardless OF
the wishes of the party. JohnsOn's
characterization is one of the secrets
of the opposition to him, but not the
only one by any means. The great
secret dates back to 1861, at which
time his characterization was of very
marked character, leaving him to kick
out of the traces entirely. His freak
in 1872 is another grievous sin, for the
commission of which it is urged he
has never repented.
Promptly at the hour of r. the
Senate appeared at the bar of the
House aud advanced to their seats,
when Speaker Paine took the chair
and called the Convention to order.
The formality Of comparing the votes
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FROM NASHVILLE.

JOhnsOn's Friends Hope for Success
ON the SIKH BaIIot-Gov' Brown ont
OF tue Race-The Hcuse secret CRu-
Gus On the Hobbs Case.
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Original Attachment.

Peter Staub VS.. c. A X, Lester.
IN THIS CASE. IT APPEARING BY AFFI-
L DANIT that the defendant .. A. X. Lester is
Justly indebted to the plaintiff, and is a nom
resident Of the state of tennessee. and an Orig
insl Attachment having been levied on his prop
paper published in the city Of knoxville for four
successive weeks, commanding the defendant to
appear before me or some oil her Justice Of the
Peace AT my office in theJ civil di.tsict OF said
county, on the 9th day # January, 1875. and
make defense to said uiJagan.i him, or il will be
proceeded with eX parte. JULIUS OCllS,
Xii23wi ! p. for Knox county.
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Time is short, and If your cross be
heavy remember you have not far to
carry it.
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