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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30

5000 The prisoners were employed by the complainant
who j. erecting several houses in Pachest. They were
held for examination
In the jefferson Market Police Court, yes
terlay,, Michael Kerrigan was charged win haXlnS
stolen three gold and silver watches together valued
at 5000, from the store OF James Evans siXthaYe
ne was held for examination Minnie Morris confessed
70 having stolen snndry small articles, IN
Townsend, and was committed for trial. james
Gooda and Charles Hildreh were charged with stealing
can OF milk, and committed Moses f. Hickey resil,
ing AT No "a Jane-st sent to the Court OF Special
sessions for beating his wife, and threatening her HE
with a knife.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Mary
Donohue. living 1T No 10 HOward-st, committed by
justice Hogan for having stolen silk dress par of
sleeve buttons and SIS In Treasury notes, from Alice
shaw OF No. $50 Sprngst. Thomas Fell, driver OF a
SecOndaye. car, committed yesterday, for having
fecklessly driven over aged Mary Ierney by
name aud dangerously injured her while she was cross
ing Onyerst., Chathamsquare. carrying a
pair OF iron knuckes and threatening 20 use the same
Oscar Bass committed, yesterday to the TOmbs.
On the night Of the oath inst, Mr. Ulysses ID. Frenchs
un0ccuped private house at No. A. East Twenty thst
was entered by burglars and robbed of window curtains
velvet clOaks silk dresses, and other valuable materials
amounting IN the aggregate to more than 5000 Inc
property was afterward found by detectives Farley
and Eustace, I'm n trunk at the residence OF James
Lane at No l53 MOnr0est ana IN Lanes saloOn NJ the
corner OF Hester and BaXtersts were found number
OF burglars implements Lane declared that he knew
nothing of contents of the trunk but length adj
mted that had been left there by three young men,
He taken into custody and locked mp at Police Head
quarters from whence he wrote note TO ms bartender
the trunk should call at the saoon TO ~ once have them
arrested. Yesterday morning the young men called az
the Saloon and the bartender procuring the services OF
ROundsman Croker and officer Macarthur or the TOmDs
Police Court squad gave them into custody The prison
taken TO Police Headquarters where they gave
their names as William Acker, James Wilson, and william
Burnett In their possession found skeleton Keys
picks and other burglars tools. They were locked up
Lane was held to await an examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY. July 29-P N.


Gold opened at A. sold at 144!, l4ia, l44l, clos
ing at l44s The cleanngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were sG5425 OOO and the balances $2Ols,7s6 g.
The steamer Java took sls7SGS in specie, and the
Germana, which sailed yesterday, took $29O,OOO in
specie.
Government bonds were dull and steady at the
opening At the Second Board there was decline
OF per cent on the New 5-2Os; therewere but small
orders for speculative account and none for invest
ment 1O-iOs were firm at 1881 Tennessee per cents
were stronger New bonds opened at 663 and, adj
vanced TO 81; ex Coupons sold ut g. closing Gs bid
North Carolina per cents were better. selling nj
70: Missouri per cents were higher, selling at 9l4.
Railway bonds were firm Express shares were dull,
with the exception of Wells Fargo, which opened at
o. sold at pa closing % bid. Pacific Mail sold Mt
1909 The Railway share market opened dull and
heavy and decline of per cent to !! per cent was
made on the list. Rock Island and the North
Western shares showed the most weakness
and made the largest decline. Toledo,
Wabash and Western improved, selling ut 81.
Michigan Southern and Cleveland and Pittsburgh
were steady. ST. Paul stocks were lower. Moderate
sales made seller sixty, at differences ranging
from iail per cent from the cash prices. The move
ment in New-York Central and Erie was less marked,
and transactions were very light both at the Stock
Exchange and in the Long Room. The market has
It's usual Midsummer dizziness, and Notwithstanding
the gnt OF money is likely TO remain dormant for
tho next two or three weeks. Until the
Saratoga races are over, there VIII
not be- any largo attendance of prominent
operators on the street il the experience Of past
years is any criterion in this interval the crops will
be harvested on the Western roads and their move
mcnt will begin to tell upon the earnings, afordng
a basis for further upward movement At the Second
Board State bonds strong; Missouri per cents
sold at g2. Pacific Mail advanced l per cent. The
Railway share list was dull and without special
change At the close there WAS an improvement IN
Rock Island and the Northwestern shares. Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh was firm ut So The market
closed dull Government bonds close steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30
REBEL OUTRAGE IN VIRGINIA.

m
We are informed that on Sabbath last July
a., party OF the Rebel Democracy in Clay Township, in
eouniy, went TO a church on Days Run, where con
Sin - s was assembled and engaged IN religious wOr
me bo aitef stripping themselves OF their Onter cloth
soidlss.ss open the door, and cursed all Union men ana
come 49, sao we're there, and dared and defed them 10
and sand 49, ana engage IA conflict They armed
en- Co., Nat they prepared 70 fight for the South
white ely eiacY. They the Rebel badge Of red,
their a req aud declared that II was the badge Of
thai They carried their demonstration so far
PEELED ~ 1islster, the Rev. j. b. Henderson, was com
oOneres .sc0ntpue the services, and with part OF the
ine retire 20 the woods and conclude the meet.
TIER Rebels asserted that they Intended 70 carry out
nonld OF wearing Rebel badges and that they
% ass Two regiments OF armed men short notice
olhse iss them. There are two lodges Of KuK.nx or
es societies organized the auspices OF the
AZ In in0cIscy OF tins county which meet regularly
100 paass yhele thik affair occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Seven hundred miles of the Union Pacific Rail
road running west from Omaha across the cohti
nent, are now finished, and in active operation
One hundred and sixty miles have been built IN the
last three months More than 20COOmen are employed
and This avoroso ~ 80 miles per mOnih VIII NO coh
timed throughout the season, making 800 completed
miles by January /. and it Is probable that 'ne GU
fire grand line to the Pacific will be open Tor business
IN 1850 No other rstclass railroad in the world has
been built and equipped so rapidly as tne on'oh
Pacific ,,-:,
Tho Inited States Government makes of this rail
road Great national work. and aids its construction
~, cory liberal grants of money and of lands. To
further insure the speedy completion of the road the
Co,,n,n, are authorized To issue their own first
mortgage bonds having 80 years to run, and having
interest commons payable semi-annually at the rate
of 6 per cent in gold BY special provision OF the
net of Congress these bonds are made FIRST MORT
o,cr upon the entire road, the Government taxing
second lien as security for the repayment OF It's loan
Tho nrincipal and interest at per cent are
~ corn. The mortgage bonds of nearly All other
railroads in this country payable, pllhclpal an"
interest in currency; and it is asserted, without rear
Of contradiction, that no other Railroad Company III
the world building great an extent Oh ro' iSso'
hords If eoual value with the first mortgage Dohus
.,o,, oeored for sale by the Union Pacific kallroaa
Company. ,o, .., ooor,od
The price of these bonds is now lO@' ana accrued
interest from July !. in currency Inc company 10,
eye that at this price. their bonds are tIe SleS,
and most profitable investment III the narAe' "nu
,hoy confidently expect that they will shortly com
mand higher premium than any similar sec"ll.S
h Company reserves the right TO advance the price
- orv time and will not fill any orders or receive
anv subscriptions on which the money has not oeeu
o,uoI,v Maid At the Companys Office before the time
IS snch advance. Subscriptions will be received by
.,a Comnonv,s advertised agents throughout the
IT,;,od states and in New-York at the Company S
office, No. 20 Nassau-st. and by
JOHN j. Cisco & Son.
Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30
THE LyNcnNe AND HANGING OF THE ADAMS
Prom The Cincinnati Gazette, July a.


The final scene in the tragedy at Seymour
has been enacted The last of the robbers have
fanen into the hands Of a Vigilance Committee. The
story OF the last attempted robbery is st fresh in the
memories Of our readers and the terrible Judgment meted
ont TO Elets RosebeTry, and Clifton will not have been
forgotten. They were hanged on Monday last-ohly
week ago to-day. Two days before Ellets was writing
letters to friends in Seymour from the Nnthsr Station
House. in this CITY, telling them TO be 10 no Iear,
Tor he was well and would soon ftlOlh them nshlH5
them TO smoke their hest cigars on ms aeSoHn t
were taken on Monday from this city ana porhe 10 o
An was silent at the depot when the train halted Iheie
WAS no hint of the tragedy soon TO be enacted Alef inc
transfer OF Its i,egh te Far before IL was sgnaed
nv a red LIGHT and in obedience 10 the summons the
80 men ana detachment went at once TO the
express car, where the three outlaws were hng
with one pair and Eets and Clifton fastened together
With the other. In silence without words o. nose the
ROseberry who, bound AS he was, could make no
resistance, threw him from the car ana gaze aye NM b
Eets and Clifton the work was more dliheu IoF eaoh
with his feet and his unfettered hand maue ieaIu, r.
Gstanee hghting as expresses II, IKE tigers. III
Afew minutes the train was again on lts way 90 dGkly
% nOelesy had the work been accom- Indr seT
bers Eets and RoseOerry ana ClItOn were nu I
ing in the black darkness the night from limbs in the
midst Of the forests. No was near 10 witness tne
last sugengs no one TO offer even the shortest prayer
But tie md wss net vet The work Of the Committee
Wss s not accomplished. Three Of the party engaged
in the outrage were yet at large, and until the same VIVA
justice had been melted out to them as to
Elets, Roseberry and Clifton, the COMMITTEE
could not cease its labors. desenp-
ton Moore, Sparks and Terrell had been sent out in
all directions On Friday afternoon these three men
were found IN MantOon, illinois, WHITTIER they had hed
Immediately after the attempted robbery All were az
work on farm, and arrested by the shern OF inc
place They were placed IN charge Of special 0ncer
IRON Seymour and on Saturday Put the train bound
ief indianapolis. Again, the train reached seymour
~ was quiet No confusion, no noise no armed eomlnit
peat that the prisoners should be taken to Brownsown
~ wagon, and accordingly at about mldnlght
,ne three prisoners and their guard started ON
Al about O'Clock yesterday morning the
wagon was stopped Ia the midst Of the great drealy
crest The three taken from the custody OF the
ce and without the forms OF law were hidden 70 pre-
pare Ior death Questions. asked about different
vu1tages Which had been committed IN the vicinity, Dut
~ ahsNers were returned Then the woods witnessed
o.oo more tie terrible retTibutOn extended 70 guilty
-. Dy men, who had for years been held in bondage
nsu!eet lear. Again the morning light revealed these
S"@suy cofpses hanging from the limbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30

Money is moro abundant than ever al "%4 psI
cent on miscellaneous securities large huinooi VI
outside banks are among the anxious lenders anu
falling to nlaco their funds at per cent on Govern
ments, make loans at any price they can get, ano
loans are made at ga 2. per cent on these securities
Sterling Exchange is dull at quotations; LOnuon'
519Il,5 ,2.. paris short. 5lOi; Antwerp, 5lG!05l5
swiss, 5.lcIa5i5; Hamburg, SCt0So. Amsterdam
41,al2; Frankfort, 4l04.; Bremen, 79s@SO; Bcr-
lin. 7lla72. ,.
The transactions at the office OF the Assistant
Treasurer we're: Receipts--For Customs, $4,000 )
for Gold Notes sl2l 600; total Receipts, 81 O9OsO o.;
total Payments, s5ss,45s A; Balance, 1856 3d.
FreiQhts were quiet. TO Liverpool $4,000 bush
Corn at std. To Bristol, 9,9co bbls koSln AZ ~ Ou
% $50 H. and $50 tuns Oil Cake on private terms
Tho fo,iouinu was published this afternoon;
rny,suRY DEPARTMENT, July 20 1868;
tr,a... =, . On Treasury Notes falling due july 10,
Holders OF NV lie time for the conversion OF these
tn 100 bonds Will cease ON tho first DAY OF
TIose desiring TO have their notes e9hveI.ru
should address them to the secretary Oh 'ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30
COURT CALENDARs-THs DAY.

COuRrCHANBERsTIeh nv CARDoIo Court at
10 m. Call Of calendar. u m. Reserved cases.
A. Tappan 1853. Humphrey Roger
l92. Evans agt Eaton g eases).
So .Gerow hoTey Pres 93 .DOener agt Stenlar e al
&C.
SUPERIOR COrRT-TRIAL TKRE.
calendar will be made for the October Term Notes ofsu must
be 6lcd by August H.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPRcIAL TERM
Motions will be heard st II m.
PLRAs-SPRCfAL TERM
No viii be held Saturday Motions noticed for that day vi"
be heard on Monday.
MAINE CouRr.-TRAL Travelled by GROss j.
Court Notice
During the July and August Terms nonn eauses only S be ea
going September Term The calendar for The
trial will be called ii o'clock Tues
business will be transacted day from
To h,rlnrk A. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30
CRIMINAL.

Tn the Essex Market Police Court, before jus
tce Mansfield Jacob Levi tailor was accused OF sea
ing the materials for II coats WhGn NC nun for
trial.
Tn Justice Cornwell's Court, Brooklyn, yes
terday stephen Hacket and Edward Calvin were en
SnIeu W sIoalSng quantity Of sugar from woodruff
RobUso M wharf at the foot of Congrossst
In Justice Lynchs Court Brooklyn, y S Ter,
day Rockford L. Walam and bis TWO sons V nn he com
lnt M Wm Kraft who charges them WIN and
Inc hnidine materials 10 the value VI between s'VV N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30
Sinantial.

CpEICF of tbeNEW- YORK CITY CENTRAL
DISnrGuRoIiSD RAILWAY COMPANl.NO po IN
I director. n the NEwyoRH CITY GENITAL & bect, 70,
~ coNpANY hereby give notce that they VIII open
"septoa to the Capital stock Of said CSrpCs Se~York on
1n pyctLsrs A Co 50 wallet IN the wy o - al,
TiEsDAy he 4th day August next and NAV ss %
omen for al thirty days thereafter hat t md in the event
10, being subscribed than the capital oeA Q, a ~ S
~ shall be entitled 20 pro raA ~ 90 80
VA ,oet as near be- and In proportion 20 psv "a The
sNM s"' 'nhsrriber shall the time OF suOseruF pay
sed hn PRR CENT Of par value Of each share so SUD
scbed BY hm-Ne"'loA' 'u' ~ W. B. OGDEN, President
UKsRr p VAIL. Secretary
mo INVESTORS.--For SALE, SSCO,Uoo NV .En, =, =
SoRK COURTHOUSE BONDS, on favorable sh ms ~ S "
suit The best seeuieu A" UENRY CLEWS Co. No 3! Nast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30

and deliver them the express, or place them In the
mail ON or before that day. H. McCULLocH Secretary.
Inc Henry Chauncey arrived to-day with treasure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30
qAaa1a anS

Total. 1ota........ &Fl8l8sJ5
Printing Cloths Says The Precedence JcudD are very
dull, with downward tendency; extra 64xoi can be
bought at see; standard at SIC The following are The
sales for the past week 5000 pieces 52X52 &c., 5000 do
56xGO &c. 1000 do 66xG0 7ac 1000 do, 6ox64 slc 1900
do, 64x64, &C. extra; 10000 do 6ixG4 &c. standards;
l200 do 64x64 se common; 5000 do, 64xGi Slc extra
at the close. Total. 81 600 pieces.
The sale of Scranton coal was largely attended and
the bidding very brisk There was an improvement
in prices from IS to 62lc per t in theyariOus grades
of coal. We give figures of sales:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED OR
RENTED FOR, on RECEIPT. AT MARKET RATES,
FREE OF ALL COMMISSION CHANCES
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-05-01
CLARI<SVILLE
WHOLESALE GROCERY MARKET
Furnished by Crusman & Chestnut.

SVGAR.-N q. good common, l3IGA &c;
good fair l4GGl6; fully fair, to prime, 81
0lG4i yellow clarified, l5l6l6I; white,
ld!@lsli crushed, powdered and granulat-
ed 10.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS.-N. o. COM
mon, 10000 syrups, 9oGGl3O
COFFEE.-Ro, fair. 2IGf 25 prime 2GI
@2s; Java, 37@l 3; Lagura, 33M35.
SALT hus Dbl, $500; sack, $3.50;
table, 2oCGio r sack.
STAR CANDLES.--l2 or boxes, 10; ~
OF. boxes, %; Ii OF, boxes -,
BACON.-IIog round l4@l4l cents.
LARD.-l5l cents.
WlllSkEl Common country, S2C12 so:
fine Robertson county, S2.7565.OO
CIlEESE.-Western, l6l; factory, 49,
RlCE,-Carolna, l2lCGl3c; India, H. J.
SOAP.-Ba 9@lOc.
oll,S.--Cool oil 45t35oi lard oil, 81 ,25CI
100; linseed oil, Sl,5O@l,G5.
WHITE LEAD.-$3. 500, $50 per keg.
SPTS TURPENTlNE.-70ms0.
NARNlSH-Copnl, 81; Japan, 81 10.
PUTTY -sMsJc Z n.
WINDOW GLASS-sxlO, "a. 80 per box;
l0xl2, 80; l?Nli, 90.
POWDER AND LEAD--RiAe powder,
SO q keg; lead he III
SHOT-S3 50CG3 20 Il bag.
GAPS 0GG50c a doz.
lSrERS-Large and small cans, 50 90
G3 90. Sardines -2o@29lc, Mackercl--
No. /, b Dbl Sl5@ldi No. l, T. hit, S2.75
(N3 90.
BLACKING,--4b@9O. Tar--Carolina,
Sc 5O@7 30,
LEATHER Sole, i5G0G0c.
IphN AND NAILS Bnr Irnn Fc. mill
81 5000 30. ROPHl-22@21c
\. D. These are the wholesale prices
aul include whole packages.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-05-01
Drinking Saloon,
BAR BIER SHOP

which will be waited on by experienced and
attentive BARRIERS, is well fitted up with all
furniture appertaining to first class Barber
Shop and
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-05-01
LAGER BEER.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

l hav finally cum few the conclu-
sion that lager beer as beverage is
not Intoxicating.
l hav bin told so by q geman who
sed he had drunk it awl mite long lust
to try the experiment, and was OBJ
liged to go home entirely sober in the
morning. hav seen this same man
drink sixteen glasses, and if he was
drunk he WAS drunk i'm german, and
nobody could understand it. IL il
proper enuff to state that this man
Kept lager beer saloon, and could
hay no object in stating what was not
strictly thus.
believed him tew the full extent
ov my ability. j never drank but
three glasses ov lager beer in my life,
and that made mi head ontwist as tho
1t was hung on the end ov a string,
but was told that it was OWN to mi
bile bein out ov place; and 1 guess
that 1t was so, for never billed over
wuss than did when got home that
mite. My wife thot that was goin to
die, and was afraid that | shouldn't,
for 1t did seem as tho everything had
ever eaten in mi life was cumnhn to
the surface, and / do really believe
that If mi wife hadn't pulled off mi
boots jest as she did, they would hav
cum thunderin up too.
y how sick was II years ago,
and can taste II now.
never hadso much experience in
30 short time.
If emmy man shud tell me that la
ger beer was not intoxicating, shud
believe him but if he shud tell me
that wasn't drunk that mite, but
that mi stummuck was out ov order,
shud ask him tew state over few
words, jest how man felt and acted
when he was well set up.
If wasn't drunk that mite had
sum ov the most natural simptums a
that II man ever had and KEEP sober.
In the first place it was about 50
rods from where drank the lager to
mi house, and was over 2 hours on
the road and had n hole bustid thru
each one of mi pantheon neez, and
didn't hay any hat, and tried to open
the door by the bell-pull, and hfck-
upped awfully, and saw everything
in the room tryin to get on the back
side ov me; and in settin down i'm Il
chair didn't wait long enutf for it to
git exactly underline when it was goin
round, and set down little too soon
and missed the chair about IL inches,
and couldn't git up soon enuff to take
the next one that cum along; and
that amt awl; mi wife sed was as
drunk rs beest, and as sed before, /
began to spin up things freely.
If lager beer Is not Intoxicating, it
used me most almighty mean, that i
know.
Still, hardly think that lager beer
Is Intoxicating, for | hav ben told so,
and am probably the only man liv-
ing who ever drank emmy when his
life was not plumb.
! don't want to say anything agin
n harmless temperance bevridge, but
If ever drink any more, it will be
with mi hands tied behind me, and
mi mouth pried open.
/ don't think lager beer is intoxica-
ting, but if remember right, think
it tastes to me like glass of soap
suds that pickle had bin put to soak
in.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-05-01
Splendid Tobacco Stemmery at PUB.
lie Sale.

az WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
" May, 1868, Mt the hour of 4 o'clock p. NJ,
by direction of the Falls City Tobacco Bank,
and pursuant to the terms and conditions
of, and the powers granted in, mortgage
from James l.. Lawson and wife TO said
bank, then called the Falls City Bank, dated
the 22d day of November, 1866, and recorded
In the Jefferson County Court Clerks Office,
i'm deed book No 1870 page 1913, / will on the
premises, sell to the highest bidder the
property described in said mortgage, viz
Beginning mt point on the south side of
Green street. in Louisville, 100 feet west of
Eleventh street; thence with said street
westwarily 80 feet: thence Mt right angles
100 feet, to Grayson street, thence castwardlly
~ feet; thence to the beginning. Also, the
machinery, fixtures, improvements and
furniture thereon, the whole constituting
one of the most complete and commodious
TOBACCO STEMMERIES in the West.
TERMs-One-third cash, the balance in
equal instruments in one and two years.
with separate notes In addition, maturing
scmi-annuGlly, for amounts equal to inter-
est at the rate of nine per cent, per annum
on the amounts of the above mentiOnd in
stallmcnts unpaid at their respective matu-
rifles. The perfect and special warranty
deeds given by the bank. The property
Will he sold subject to n lien on the real es-
tate, held by the Franklin Bank for fifteen
hundred dollars, with interest from the 23d
of October, 1867, which sum is now past due
$. s. MEDDIS,
Auctioneer.
ADril 81 1868 3w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-05-01
April 10, 1905
ADMINISYRATOR's NOTICE.

Tho undersigned has been appointed Ad-
miniStrntor of the estate of Mary G. Bailey,
deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate arr hereby notified To
Ale the same with me according to law.
W. 4. PETER, Adm'r.
April TO- lSiaS- Sw.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-05-01
GAINESVILLE
FEMALE ACADEMY

THE FIRST SESSION OF THE SEC
OND SCHOLASTIC YEAR, will begin
September End 1867.
The first year of this Iustitution--the first
after the close of the war-was eminently
successful, having matriculated two hun
bred and twenty three. The prospects Of
the coming year are exceedingly promising.
The location is remarkably healthy; the
community intelligent, social and refined,
and there is associated with the President,
a corps Of the very best of Teachers.
Il E II M S:
Primary Department. .".... s15 90
Preparatory Departmental" 20 90
Collegiate Department. ................2 rs 90
Music .......................... 30 90
Board, including lights, fuel and
servants attention. .........,.......... 80 90
One half of board and tuition in advance.
JOS. b. WEST,
July 20, lS67-tf. GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-05-01
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A against the estate of Elisha Miles. de-
ceased, are hereby notified tn appear and
file the same with the Clerk of the County
Court of stewart county, state of TenneS-
see. legally authenticated, on or before the
list day OF August, lS6S, in order that the
same may he liquidatcd ana discharged i'm
accordance with the acts OF the Legislature
of the state of Tennessee relative TO insol-
vent estates, This 10th day of April, 1858.
r. NJ. NILES Admir-.
April %, 1868 Owe