4 k. i $ItiBmfitlb pints. NEW BLOOMFIELD, TENN'A. Tuesday. December 17,1H72. '.. OUR OFFER FOR 1873. For tbe coming; year we odor the follow ing rate to single subscriber aud clubs : One copy one year $1.25 Ten copies one year tH.OO Twenty copies 0110 year $20.00 Additional copies, One Dollar each An oxrtraocpy will in each case be sent to the person getting up the club. In addition to the above inducement to raise clubs, the person sending In the lar gest number of subscribers, bo t ween this and the 10th of January, will be furnished with a copy of " Industries of The United States," and a copy of Peterson's Maga zine, for 1873. The four persona sending the next four largest clubs within the same timo, will each be furnished with a copy of " Indus tries of the United States." The above offer is open to all. Karnes accompanied by the subscription, may be Kent at any time, and a correct acoount will be kept of suoli names until January 10th. All new subscribers for 1873, can sub-' scribe at once, and receive the Times the remainder of this year, Without Charge. Ptlerton't Magazint and This Timkh will be sent to any address for tho year 1873 for $2.73. Tie AUline and chromos and The Times together for one year sent to any address for $3.60. Resoixtioxh have been introduced in tbe Massachusetts Legislature condemning Sumner's proposition to erase from the Hags of the ltepublic and from tho register of the army all inscriptions, mementoes and tokons of battles and victories of the Union arms la tho late war. I the U. S. Senate last week, Senator Cole, of California, iotTorcd resolution which was adopted, directing the Judiciary Committee to inquire iuto the expediency of so amending tho Constitution as to pro vide for the election of President and Vice President, and United States Senators, by a direct vote of the people. The Herald' t Washington special, states that the Credit Mobilier investigation will show that several Congressmen for a time accepted enormous dividends from that c oncern, which tUoy dovoted to charitable aud political purposes ; but they will at tempt to show that tbey were not identified with the management of the concern, or with legislation for it. Attempts are being made to hush up the investigation, but it is expected that startling developments will he made from an unexpected quarter. Retrenchment anlSeform. : The House Committee on the Judiciary, on Friday, agreed to report a bill increas ing the salary of tbe President of the Uni ted States, on and after ' March 4th, from twenty-five thousand dollars to fifty thou sand dollars per annum. The increase is en the ground tf augmented expenses of maintaining tbe posit iou of President since the passage of the act fixing the present salary. The passage of such a law at this time would no doubt be a violation of the tpirit, if not of the letter of Art. II. Seo. 7 of the constitution ef the U. 8. which for bids a change of compensation during the term, office for which a person is elected. John J. Patterson, formerly of Juniata county has been elected U. S. Senator from the State of South Carolina. A despatch to the N. Y. World says, that Mr. Patterson, was the next day ar rested for bribery, on the uflidaviU of eleven members of the legislature. He was taken before a justice, but a crowd of his friends created a disturbance, and Pat terson escaped in the confusion. lie was again arrested in the evening and commit ted to jail for twelve hour (or contempt, but immediately released on-habtat corpu$. A later despatch says that the above re port it not correct. lie was arrested by Justice Kirk en affidavit of Assemblyman Lllley, and immediately discharged on bail, since which Justice Kirk has been ' removed by a unanimous vote of the Leg islature, and Assemblyman ' Lllley baa disappeared in consequence of a warrant being out against bim for perjury. A matters now stand, it seems that Pat terson baa actually defeated tbe darkey who was bla opponent. PTAt New York on th 11th Inst., Maude Merrill was shot dead ia a bagnio. The person who shot her said, on passing out of the house, that be bad shot his neioe, ' and would give himself up. The real name of the girl is said to be Martha Smith, of Cork, Ireland, aged S3. Two days later a man oame Into the police a ta uten and confessed to tbe crime. Terrible Fire Many Lives Lost. 'On Tuesday night, at about 11 o'clock a fire broke out in the Fifth Avenue hotel iu New York. The fire was discovered by one of the guests on tho second floor, in the stairway and elevator leading from the laundry to the servants' apartments in the top of the building on the Tweuty-tblrd street side. A largo steam pipe, nearly five inches in diameter, for beating purposes, had rendered the woodwork so iuflamable that it fell an easy prey to the lira and as if through a funnel tho Humes shot with astonishing rapidity to tho servants' de partment on the seventh floor. There are 400 assistants of all kinds in the hotel, and of these fully 160 are women. The nlarm was immediately given, and the appliances for extinguishing tho flames, with which the hotel was well provided, were brought into use, but the efforts of tho employes were of no avail in checking tho flames. After some delay the alarm was given, and the Fire Department were soon on the ground. In the meantime the panic stricken guests had been aroused and thronged the halls, while from the servants' apartments, now cut off by the flames, the most agonizing shrieks caino. To the ef forts of the firemen the fire soon suc cumbed. As soon as it was possible the firemen made their way iuto the servants' apart ments, where a most shocking sight awaited them. Revealed by the lanterns thoro were seen in various postures, and horribly disfigured and distorted by tho flauats. the bodies of eleven cirls. As first reported the number was much larger, even as high as twenty-two, but thus far, only eleveu bodies have been found and taken to the Morguo. Some of the bodies wero found lying in the bods, but a major ity ware lying on the floors, near the doors and windows, which Jatter wero coveted with a strong network of heavy wire, which prevented the oscape of those who sought egress in this direction. So strong were these barriers that considerable effort on the part of tho firemen was necessary for thoir removal. Two of tho bodies were locked in each other's embrace, and their flesh had been literally roontod. Margaret Fagan, one of tbe hotel servants, was, however, found terribly burned about the head and body in her bedroom, adjoining the elevator on tho top floor of the build ing. ' Thoro were six hundred and fifty gnests in the house, none of whom were injured. Eleven bodies have so far been removed from the ruins, all of them being the bodies of women. It is feared that more yet remained to be discovered. The loss to the hotel is about $150,000. Foreign Items. Terrific Storm. London, December 9. A terrific westerly gale, causing great destruction to property of all decriptions, prevailed yesterday throughout England. The telegraph wires were prostrated, and many buildings were demolished and others damaged. In this city a large number of pedestrians were dashed to the ground by the violence of the hurricane. The street lamps and advertis ing boards were blown down and many persons were injured by tho flying debris. Dispatches from the seaport towns leport numerous marine disasters. Eight ships wero blown ashore near the harbor of Ply- mouth. The telegraph wires in the north of England, which were deranged by tho storm, are not yet in working order. Dispatches from all other sections of the country bring intelligence of great destruc tion of property. The gale was as severe in Wales and Ireland as in England, and was accompanied by lightning and rain, Many towns were flooded, aud several ves sels are ashore in Cork harbor. Tbe dam age te property in that city is very great. Many buildings were unroofed and trees blown down. Three pinnacles of the tower of St. Thomas' Church, in Exeter, Devon shire, were blown down while the congre gation was at worship, and falling on the roof, crushed through into the body of the church. The congregation were seized with a panlo at the first intimation of dan- ger, and rushed from the building. None were killed, and their escape 1b regarded as miraculous. The ship Leborna, from Sun derland, for New York, went ashore and was wrecked off Lowestoft, and the crew barely escaped. Many of the huts used by the troops at Aldershot were destroyed. At Oxford the chapel of Oriel College, Ox ford University, was badly damaged, and the freight depot of tho Great Western Railway was entirely demolished, London, Deo, 13. Intelligence of a ma rine disaster, attended with appalling loss of life, baa just reached tbla city. Tbe ship Franklin, which sailed from Hamburg sev eral days ago for Ban Francisco, with a large number of emigrants on board, stranded on the coast ofVbeland, an island ef the Neth erlands, in the North Bea, and went to pieces. Eighty persona are known to have perished. tVOrx Saturday night, the 8th Inst., at Keokuk. Iowa, one Dixon, while drunk, in a spirit of bravado, asked bia drunken com panion named Brady to shoot at him and aee bow he eould evade tbe bullets. Brady did so, ahoeting Dixon in the stomach and aide, killing bim instantly. , Brady was ar retted. Miscellaneous News Items. -. tW Edwin Forest the well known trag edian died very suddonly at his residence in Philadelphia ou Thursday morning hist. Tint Buffalo, New York and Philadel phia Railway will be opened for travel and freight to its terminus, Emporium, Pa., on January 1st. , tSPMr. Lcppel, aged seventy, an inven tor, was fouud dead in a cellar ou Green wich street, on Saturday night. His body bad been partly eaten by rats. 3T"Mrs. Catharine Burns was burned to death at her bonne in Rockvillo Centre, Long Island, on Saturday night, by a kero sene lamp exploding. C2TN. H. Brainard, Postmaster in Iowa city, is charged ou affidavits of his clerks, ith perjury, theft and embezzlement. He has held office since June last. 3TAt Lebanon, on Sunday evening a week a little child of Mr. Titus Hartman, aged about 13 months, waschoked to death while eating a piece of apple. tS?"A resolution in the Board of Alder men at N. Y. developed the fact that tbe Erie Railroad Company have occupied a whole block on Duano and Washington streets, without paying rent, since 18G8. C3rJMr. Perkins, mail carrier betweeu Fond du Lao and Brandon, Wis., his horso being powerless through epizootic, recent ly made his daily trip on foot with mail bag on bis back a distance of forty-four miles. t3f The dry goods store of Blum & Amen was robbed of $25,000, iu currency at Cairo HI., on tho 8th inst. Mr. Blum states that he brought it from Paducah, and arriving after tho banks had closed on Saturday, he placed the money in his desk in the store. C3TAt Now York on the 11th inHt., William Wolf and Valentino Baum, both butchers, quarreled when the former plun god a butcher knife through tho heart of the latter. Wolf coolly walked to the bar, took a drink of whisky, walked olT, anil was not arrested. tSTThe aspirantfor the titlo of " mealiest man," this time, is a Boston merchant. Ho invited a neighbor whose goods were in peril at tho late firo to store them in his establishment. The offer was accepted, and now the good Samaritan presents his neighbor a bill of $100 for storage. t3T"Tlio new Methodist church at Tidc euto and Judge Harlan's residence ad joining wore entirely burned on the 0th inst. Loss on church, $13,000 ; no insu rance. Judge Harlau's residence was in sured for $23,000. Two tanks full of oil in close proximity were saved. Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 12. At dinner in tbe penitentiary yesterday, John Walker, a convict, quarreled with a negro convict, and, seizing a knife, ran out of tho hall followed by the keeper, who shot him twice, when he surrendered. During the trouble all the convicts in tho ball, numbering eight hundred, sprang , to their feet, but order was restored when Walker was shot down. tS'At Norfolk on the 10th inst., fire was discovered issuing from the cabin of a small sloop named B. F. Rodman, lying at the dock foot of Roanoko streot. John French, captain of tho sloop, was found dead on tho cabin floor, with his face and bands horribly burned, and iu his right breast a deep wound, supposed to have been mado with a dirk knife. It is thought the captain was murdered for his money, and that the vessel was fired to cover the erlme. OTAt Cincinnati ou the 0th inst., the scaffolding on the new addition, building to the water works fell, carrying dow n eight workmon, killing four instantly and injuring four. The scaffolding had been erected for the purpose of putting up aome trusses for the roof of the building, and gave way under the weight of three iron trusses, weighing many tons, precipitating the men to the ground and water beneath, a distance of about eighty feet. It "Is thought that none of the wounded are se riously injured. tSTAn aged aud eccentrio man named Asahol Horton, was taken from Meriden, Ct., a day or two ago to Wallingford, and buried there at the expense of the towu. According to his atory, he onoe resided iu tbe moon, where be grafted apple trees. Be coming tired of bia residence there, he slid down on the equinoctial line, with a rain bow, and rubbed all the blue ou bia clothes, and landed on a flint rock near Paugb Pond, sinking up to hit kneet. Thit it but one of bia exaggerated storlea which , be alwaya told with a seeming belief in its truth. . tWJL woman mysteriously disappeared soon after entering a New Haven church, on Sunday afternoon of last week. It teems that a new furnace bad been put in the day before, and aome one had carelessly neg lected to cover tbe register opening. The woman, unconscious of danger, stepped where the register should have been, when, presto! she suddenly found herself in the dirt at the bottom of tbe : cellar, aome ten or twelve feet below, but fortunately, un injured. Instead of finding fault, aa most people would, she apologized for the dam age that she bad dono. , An elderly lad)r comforted bar with the remark that " these new registora are notJUalf at good aa the old-faahioned onei."- ,, . . Xeio Advertlgement, , 'a' CR EATC MBlkATION and the very belt business opportunity ever offer d, Is to be round In an Agency tor taking sub scriptions to Henry Ward Bcecher's Great LITF.ItAKY, FAMILY NEW8rAPER.wlth which Ik given away th largest and best Premi um Picture ever ollered, the new and exquisite V1S.00 FRENCH OLEOGRAPH railed " PET'S rARADINE." ' (Oltnpraph are the choicest class or Flench Art printing In oils the perfection of Ollehromn) Wo also give tho superb 10 pair of Genuine French oil Chromos. "WIDKAWAKE" ami "FAST ASLEEP," sub. Ject Life sire charming fne si'mfcs of original oil Paintings, tins paper lias uiniargesi uircuia tion III the world. It will next year he made bet ter than ever. Serial tales by world-famous au thors. L. M. Alcolt, Kdward Ilggleston, Harriet lleecher Stowe. ete. New and brilliant contribu tors. Illustrated Ilolidav Nuinlt-r and buck no, of Miss Alcott's story krek. The most, -taking I 'elimination!" me largest commissions pain i One agent uiadeSsooln 3 months; another J. si 7 In iWdavs; another f.4.40 In one woek; one H.17.60 In one day, and many others from to and S10 to 84(1 per day. This year our offers are even more prof itable. No waiting for the premiums. The Subscriber gets them when he pays his Subscription. GOOD AGENTS WANTED! Intelligent men and women wanted every where. 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The only book on the subject that tells the whole story, Don't be humbugged with any oth er. This has nearly U0 pages. - 70 Full 1'age Engravings and Maps.-fce Price H.S0. The Pro spectus will sell It at sight. For first choice of tmritorv. address at once 1. ASHMEAD. 711 Hansom' Street, Philadelphia, ha. Md4w Agents Wanted for the Foot Prints of SATAN or the DEVIL, In History; a new book; by Ilev. Mollis Read. A. M., author of "Hod In History." Illustrated from designs bv Dme, Nast of Harer's Weekly and others. Nothing like It ever before seen or heard of, and sells at sight. K. U. TREAT, Publisher, HOG Broadway, N. Y. 61d4w OUTFITS FltKK ! i . . Agents Wanted Everywhere for The Mothers9 Guide. ' This Is the best opportunity now offered to agents to canvass for a live book. Every Mother needs and wants It. It sells rapidly. Experienc ed canvassers pionon nee It the best selling book In the market. Send for circulars and see our extra liberal terms. 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The people everywhere are EAGER to buy the authentic his tory of Livinostone's ffi, .. and Thrilling Adventures during 2H vears In Afri ca, with account of the STANLEY EXPEDITION. Over I) pages, only K2.50. Is selling beyond par allel. CAUTION. Beware of Inferior works. This Is the ONLY COMPLETE and ItKLl ABLE work. Send for circulars, aud mo PROOF aud great suc cess agents are having. Address HUBBARD BROS., Publishers, Philadelphia. Md4w $75 to $250 permonth.n'.Knd 5E male.tolutroducd theGcnulnelmproved Com d mouSense Family SEW1N(4 MACHINE. This machine will atllch. hem. fell. tuck, quilt.eord. bind, braid and embroldei manner. Price only 115. L. warranted for live years. lilml. bralil and ptnbrohlnr Inn most suiwrlnr Fully licensed and lor any machine tnat wm sew a stronger, more beautiful, or nmrelasllc seam than ours. It makes the "Elastic Lock Stltcli." Every second stitch can be cut. and still the cloth can m not be pulled apart without tearing it. 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