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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05

IT is a fact perhaps not generally
known, but interesting to young men,
that the solitary ringlet, which floats
nom so many waterfalls, Is notifica.
tion on the part of the wearers that
they are not engaged. lift isextremely Is
long the weareris supposed to be very
DESTROYS Of getting spliced at once; Il
only moderately long, 1t shows that
only good offers will be entertained; an
extremely short, meagre ringlet indi'
Gates that the wearer Is very particu'
lar as 10 whom she accepts, but never
theless shows that she Is not yet en-
gagged.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05

THE following are the receipts OF
the principal New York York jour
mails for tile past three months, as re-
ported TO the Internal Revenue OFF,
GERS: Herald, Sls9, ,6i5; Times, $3.50,
93s; Tribune, Sl3l, $50; Journal OF
Commerce., $25, 500; Express, S2i, log;
Evening Post, S2S, 100; Commercial,
=, Sal Pomeroy's Democrat, $40, ,55s;
World-ho return.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05

REV. II. III. BEARD, Of Coahoma
county, Mississippi, has invented
new levering machine, which he calls
the Lever Chief, and with which 1T
an expense of $50 per day (which in
cludes the wages of four men, six
mules, etc. he expects 10 do the
work of 300 able holleh bands.
, 1869-04-19

The Eldo5ado Iowa} Ledger estimates II there
arr no drawbacks llaIdln Countv will raise, thla
Hheak W
Wheat was eown IN Rirou, Wia, on the s.h.
Sowing commenced Ii Sauk County ns about the
Ea1ue utnc.
The Williams Comfy tohio> Prs. eays the vnca.
crop tn that vicinity 1ookH well and the PROSPECTS
are favorable for a f1ne fruit CROP
The E1adef UoHa} journal Of the 18th says :
The farmers In this vicinity were busy the past
four days sowing wheat. This week, should the
weather remain good, will probalAy sec most Of
the present wheat crop IN this county sown.''
Adviees from the 81 Joseph thtich.} fruit rrRion
etate TINT, nfeortlng to present prospects,, there
Etil he larger crop Of peaches, app1ce pears
rloms grapes, and berries than Of any preceding
year. The peach crop promises TO be ut least
The Wh!teslde County Gll, Sentinel OF the 18th,
e2SB: On Last week the farmers were fu5Ily-en-
FnEcd In sowing RIaln and were full or high homes
in expectation Of BOON having their sprlur Work
completed; hut on last Monday q severe snnw-
storm mt M end to al their hopes for this week ''
The HclE1derc tf1l-> SortAHtstfrn ot the 10TH
saJs: Tue snor and Vet have driven the fat
MeTs from their already commenced spring pIoT-
ing. AAny had prepared the soll for seeding, md
expected TO Ect In tho cercala At very ear!y day.
The prospects OF III abundant fruit crop In knn.
sas this season. Of MI varieties except peacnca
aft ycIy promising.
, 1869-04-19


about certain other herd that Has cx-
peetcu+ but no protest wz8 made TO MI,
curtis, nor objection raised to his passing along
N1ta haa cattle The Interview Wa8 pleasant and
no suspicion Was aroused The night Of the same
day, however, the hcr1l WIS nrcd npon and statn-
peded. hundred shots or more were dkscharx-
ThG hcrusmen supposed that the attack was l,y
Indians and were terrot.8tdcken. The next
morning they found four cattle killed and about
gather ur their cattle, the settlers i'd.
nittcd that 1t waa some Of them
who had done the deed. Threats
were also msde to Kill Mr. CCrt1s on Sight lie
snyed until about fifteen hundred o1 hts cattle had
been recovered and then, at the urgent request OF
hts men. left for Denver; they assuring hin that
Soon after he LEFT he learns that party Of men
visited his camp and reiterated their threats.
This assault aud Outrage Was doubtless perpe-
tntcd under fanciod protection Of q certain law
Mhich stauda upon our statute book foThtddlu3
the Introduction Of Texan cattle Into Colorado.
, 1869-04-19
NEW YORK.
special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, Apri1 Il.

spec7M Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune
NEW YORK, Aprl II.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DEMAND CfnS THE SPANISH AI'TJiOHrr1Ea
NEW YORK, April ls,-Fhe Hryalts Washington
Etecta1 SAYS II ts confidently declared that ITest
Qcnt 1fant has directed pcremptory demand tn
made ucon the Spanish authorities In Cuba for the
immediate release OF the br1g Mari Lowell AMI The
6affender Of the tTo Passengers taken IRON the
1lrig Lizzie Major. It ia said Secretary Fish hAs
HEeal: te!eRTaphed Instructions TO our rcprc@cn.
1anFt s In Cut'a to make this demand without d.
1,.s aau 1e1asa IL cuIuriy promptly will he fol.
onsny sona ~ aohttc demonstration from our naval
F9r941 W. ~ +Csm1ln3 In that vicinity.
~ -. fAAAnRLf1stA MILLION DOLLAR HoHBERy
rxas sn.taa party. RAID 10 l,e Philip HAYWOOD
=, ~ es, Iese tuspcetei Of being IMPLICATED
11n,ar n na.StnEy md robbery Of mlilion
tFEcK or WAR
UTue1B 1Arc been TcCtIrtC nj thc x,vx w..
philadelphia for the inmsatc hitting mi, ~ Az t IN
monitor Iron clads, Hh.:h arc now nj tie Nso
Hard for rcpai11 @s NAVY
AAKIHE
Arrived steamship We.cs, from Drc1ncn rto
Southampton, Apr3lA
MONUMENT TO HUMBOLDT.
The Executive Committee hnEing In charge the
erection Of u monument 10 Iiumbolds in the Cen
1Tal palk- hare received an offer from the King VI
9Tussls Of ihe privilege Of casting bust from one
being 1nade In Berlin
IRE broke ont this morning In tho table fac
1acto!t, led, 1Gs ind 10 Monroe street, owned by
1Ho"he Htlsa. caused 1t tn thought, by sp0ntn-
Mspus combustion damage, o,UU0; insured for
t:oISo' principally In companies our4ldc OF Nav
, 1869-04-19
BALTIMORE
accident mt n Etfrc-Thrcc Eifs
mcn Aufs&d In The II s.fx.n

ec1acnt mt n Fifc-Thrcc Fire.
mcn Hurled In the IRufunL
In ;he 4uins ii iAfa " 11,Ths three nremen buried
4.ese exrcaied this morning t;enrss ~ nsnt1
%e 1sea Fa1:r e9me1s as wcsy reaehe aout ciocS
and shoulders, AMI rendered S.n3 aooat tae head
&C. somers y badly bruised aud teI9;hi1 r. ne h len
xN@ on nis aaps 70 his feet The body Of McRtiGa
4fas dead. his neck hayInr ,aae ae
psoken o. falling timber. Several othera veTe ge
6.yI 6e!nnSly an5urGa, VIA b1vIcn limbs aud scyers
6ever. rscetEed severe confusion. As,,.;. n:
9nt Engineer VIM c. Roes wss alive at 7 o'ri"rr
Tonight Seventeen IFc,ntn 7rc-e IN fhn unrnnn
uoor Of the building whtn tic large chimney f..1i
crushing lorIlnL Of tho building, anil tic frnnt
fFaL The building WIS one OF the Oldest In fhr
city, Was bslit OF imported hHck, and sad To havc
been tie headquarters Of General Eosctnsto at =
leI1od IN the Revolutionary War. ~ =
, 1869-04-19

ALBANY, Apr!, l7.-1n the Assembly, to-day, tho
annual tax bill ~as reported 1t levfes q tax Of
fisc mills On citizens or ~ Of mill lesa than last
year.
A 1tli providing shat no stockholder or Director
Of the Eric, New York Central, Hudson lArcr or
Harlem Railroads shall Be Director in either Of
the other roads wAs ordered to = third reading.
1t also provides for classification OF Directions,
one 6fth Of them to government nnuualty-
, 1869-04-19
KANSAS.

Arrival OF tho ExcclRlor Colony
Crops-1kntIroad MnttcFn.
persons belonging to the Excelsior Cojonr. Of
New York arrived here yesterday. They hare
purchased large tracts OF land On Republican
once 80 10 farming. Immigration In Ill parts Of
Kansas Is Unprecedented.
Crops promise well LarEcr bgcadths Of grain
has bccn aown thnn crcr before.
Work will commence tomorrow On the Atchison
i 1enEcnTorth Railroad md be pushed With great
energy,
, 1869-04-19
JACKSONVILLE

HEobbinE OF u United States Express
mc.scnEcr--CttY Poxt office.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
JACKSONVILLE ILL.,, April Ii.
Hi. Magiu, the United States Express Messcn-
Ecr Oh the mail train east un the Tule4lo Wshs. III
4 Western Railroad, hbout O'Clock last pirht, a
Ehort distance west @! Monnt Sterling III. ras
shocked down md the sale Fpt,ted OF lis Contents
Ehe roabe7s then pulled the hell-rope and he
made their escape. MI. Maytll was LEFT At Monnt
Eteflhg. and DO e1rress matter WAS taken On a.
ferwarns-
Nj; Abner Yates Of this city, brother Q. sena-
1oE ates, has been appointed aud con1,7ne,l Post
master at Jacksonville, IN the place OF Cansaln
CHARM, the present iEcumbcnt
, 1869-04-19

FT0:7 Nf DR7'fR7 sC5t] -se1FS. dpTsl II
We learned this morning some particulars of a
case Of cattle Killing In the eastern part Of Doug
LIS County which reflects great d{sc1edlt upon
Eone OF the citizens theTc1bout
"a Ar. Curtis MES driving herd Of about two
1aonsand head Of cattle through that part OF the
county TO the uorthward Hls camp IVES visited
15,A = man whose name ls given us, but With
"eaa LOT The present, who made Inquiries
, 1869-04-19

mr. pi ~ vca1a and month"; ~ >1'9
FEcr+ ttuM te rtsIdui:ce Of hla patrnta 81 Qh1oss
Tucsiay. the sSth II oeinck.
PlEE-ln this city, April Il, n the 7;th Yea. Of her
49, Mn Maty Pkg mother e As,; Wn. L Church
yigw Monday. April y. u ~ O'Clock. F1icnd1 oi ihe
t.~1T - tnvHea s:.c:a GE2cl:2l >:l4 i-Ayo fspra
no&a Sxs1k md Ki1x'sssa 4 l&N@
, 1869-04-19
Murder Of u Member of the Georgia
ICEi&1otUfC,

sAv4fSAH, Ga. April 17-Dr. Benjamin Aver,
memtsr ne,iin Of tna Georgia Legislature, Was found
Iiuay Hotn!ns lying dead by the roa4lslde, near
cJc2 '''
, 1869-04-19
N- ENnfHt1rrf6

acniceanh Apri 1R-E1eyen prisoners were
Pleas Ssou,- 10 me Pentten1tary ia the Common
for H. Snhss ssseIay. Chas Dix and John Pierce,
Thermometer % dcKr,s:a eo N4'*'<'a ''a'o
, 1869-04-19
Funeral of Enior,cl noua,x


tohs. O. Rogers, proprietor Of tue Boston .ru1rm1i
and Was largely attended. '0o'
, 1869-04-19

,as. s.n,rrkESsnrNo, Pa, April 1s-t fre occnr,e,,
Etnvnn u' ~" mhsSa Destroyed the stable Of nr.
valley Railroad Depot, and Srs. and YtrHaei
anred p,1adns omces. losa about 31b,ooo: fuIlr il.
, 1869-04-19

rrol. Gamgee haa been making further lnrestlgn-
nont into the CAUSE 0f the Texas cattle fever aud
a. INC rcsult he communicates to the Galveston
tA.1ha) tsu<tin tho following statement:
,,nn ~ lnss AL Texas cattle hare larger sp1cens
spleen j. gyratty enlarged Wv
a,,as.o Tint sonc Texas cattle hare died Of tho
;. n ~, That the meat from these dacased cattle
y, " n INV no!esomc, however unpleasant tho tdea
1nat one diseased steer or COW Will not in, &.
na5s ,aa. lnc Infection to anothc5 Calves sucrinr
diseased coTs have cscarcst. 'aeA'1As
- There ts no known instance tn which .,tt,,
o. h ees es,,s ss.s ssss sne
I'd Cattle aepzrated pT a stru,r fanc. ,p.,.
Tcxa4 c1Itlc nrc not Affected ''o44
-. Altcs Pcttoa Of tea Heeka OF three months
fecttng othe.a. ~ 49,
50, Com-fed cattle arc harmless"
From these, says tho Rufirttn, he ndduces thc
theory that there Is some quality In Texas rrnss
which lmparts to tho cxeTtta the power IF en-.
gcndering disease, as Is the case In that human
B1lmept, the cholera,
, 1869-04-19

SIN FRANc1sDo, April 1.-THE steamer Golden
Cir eat1ed Ior PnnaGoa to-day with 36a6 Oh treas
ure, 3s,ooo for New York, f2s'.ooo for England,
and ~, 30 for Panama.
suIpy1se Is manifested at the indiscrim!nate re-
noyal Of otr1ceholders Ia California by the new
administration The appointment Of euccessor
% J. Ross Browne To the China mission. Is viewed
MNh lrtf7ct, while the nomination Of Chas. Dc
Long 'H denounced as an unfit one.
r,t re telegraph line to Hamilton and Treasure
~t!, n 0te l1he C0un5f. .NeTAdA, q nOE cQMplEtEI.
, 1869-04-19
SEWING MACHINES,
NOTICE.

Parties Whining to become the owner ol4
= Z " I n G-NI - C III I N f !,
Ether thc Shuttle OF G.uvcr RAker stitch. adArted
fer 'Ecf factutne Family p.ltptecs. eau now
d. % hy making pass payment down. balance il month
+ Il ttalntnA ei the salearnoMa o& GROVER 6 bA-
hkR AWtnE Machine Ca, iH and lo1 WAAhtnEtonet-,
near C1Afk-et
The f1thHc invited to lean the Of both r1H-
chimes fer fancy plaa work Instruction frlc to al
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How 10 Revive Drowned Persons.

AS the bathing season has now begun,
and accidents by drowning are likely to
sometimes happen, we reprint from a
highly scientific authority the following
directions for the resucitation of persons
rescued from drowning before life is
entirely extinct. They may possibly
prove useful in saving valuable lives, and
should be preserved or remembered:
l. Lay the drowned man at once fat
on his stomach, with his face to the
ground and folded coat or bundle under
his chest,
q Place your hands fiat between his
sheulder-blades and make firm pressure,
so as to squeeze the air ont OIL chest /;
then turn the body slowly on to one side
and little beyond. Replace him quickly
on his face Count four, to make four sec
onds of time, and then repeat the pro-
cess, commencing by squeezing the air
out of the chest again.
g. Wet clothes should be removed and
dry ones substituted, each bystander con-
tributing. The body to be rubbed dry
briskly, and the face kept from contact
with the ground by an assistant.
4. DO not squeeze the air out of the
patients chest, if he is breathing, but wait
and watch, merely drying the body and
changing the clothing
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Poor Grant.

The Boston correspondent of the New
York Tribune thus relates an incident of
Gen. Grants visit which occurred on
Wednesday.
Sat last the President came, escorted
by more dignitaries, and introduced by
the Hon. A. H. Rice. What the Gov
ernor said and what Grant said the tele-
graph has told you, but not how Grant
looked as he said it. You could have
knocked him down with feather. Ey-
cry word was spoken as though, like a
swollen cork it had been drawn with great
difficulty: and the speech was delivered in
so ,vw voice as to be unintelligible ex-
crpt 20 the illuminated. Finally, the
President faltered and stuck! 1t was no
use. Ee couldinot make speech"
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Anecdote of Bishop Hopkins.

A writer in New York paper tells the
following anecdote of old Bishop Hop
kins, of Vermont =
He called on the Harpers, in New
York, one day, lighted good cigar, took
upa dozen numbers of Punch, and took
his ease as kindly as Falstaff at his inn.
One of the Harper Brothers brought a
dozen religious exchanges and and asked
him if he would not like to take them
home to reao on Sunday.
"Oh! Harper exclaimed the old di-
vine, show could you? Here l am, with
fine cigar and this genial Punch, at
peace with all the world, feeling good ma
tured and thinking well of my fellow
ereatures.-But if I should read those
papers, l would soon set irritated, cross,
and, disguised with human nature. No,
i don't want them"
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Stockings arc now darned by machin
cry, and they are darned nice.
WHAT'S husbands promise about
giving up tobacco apt to end in? In
smoke.
What did blind wood saver take to
restore his sight? He took his horse and
saw.
Why should woodcutter never be hun
cry? Because lie can alway have chop
by axing.
Can civil engineer inform US how it
is that the mouths of rivers are larger
than their heads?
On his death-bed a distinguished hui
morist requested that no one be invited
to his funeral, Because sighed the dy-
ing wag, ''it's civility that | can nev
errepay."
.tThe counsel said learned Judge
will do well to pluck some ofthe feathers
out of thewings of his Imagination and
stick them into the tail Of his judg
ment."
Prisoner, You have heafd the com
plaint for habitual drunkenness what
have you to say in your defense
Nothing, please your honor, but habl
ual thrist.''
"A man once went TO an eccentric law
yer to be qualified for some pretty OF
fice.-The lawyer said to him Hold VI
your hGnd. I'll swear you, but all crea
ton couldn't qualify You,
A Chicago bookseller recently asked
Robert Collyer to preach a sermon OF
the New-England Tragedies. "EhyT
asked Mr. Collyer "Beeause," said thl
bookseller, ''your sermon on the Gates
Ajar tribled our sales of that book, arl
the Tragedies are little heass jus
uoy..s -
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Legal Notice.

A LRXANDER GARRETT, of the State of
IL Kansas, will take notice that on the / th
day of June, A, D. 1859, Thomas c. Penn, of
Monroe County, State of Ohio, filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio, his petition, praying judgment against
him on two promissory notes, made January
10, 1858, by him, and delivered to said Penn;
to whom, or bearer, they were payable, one
for $50, due November /, 1872, the other for
Sl60, due November /, 1873; that an order Of
attachment has been allowed in said case by
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ton on or before the third Saturday after the
10th day of August next.
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Sale of Real Estate.

ON the 3lst day of July, 1869, at O'Clock
" in the afternoon, on the premises, will be
sold TO the highest bidder, the following real
estate as the property of Peter F. Koontz,
decd, to wit: Lot number four in the town OF
Brownsville. Monroe county, Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE,-0ne third in hand; one
third in,one year; one-third in two years;
deferred payments to bear interest from day
of sale, and to be secured.
CHRISTIAN SANDER,
Guardian of minor heirs of said decedent.
iune29w4.
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Attachment Notice.

G. n. Davenport & Co., plaintiffs, against
Samuel l.. Daily, defendant.
DEFORE H. T. Mitchell, J. P. of Green
ID township, Monroe county, Ohio: On the
18th day of June, A. D. 1859, said Justice is.
sued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of eighty dollars and sew
enty-eight cents; said case is set for hearing
on the 7th day of August lS69,at ten o'clock
A. NJ, of said Gay.
je29w3, G. II. DAVENPORT d co.
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To Keep Flies Out Of the Butter
20 RIAfR

Stick piece of bread about as large as
your finger into the butter, when tits put
on the table, and not a fly will touch the
butter, though they may crawl around on
the bread. Alter few minutes they will
leave the butter plate altogether. Now
tell us why, ye philosophers.
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Coal! Coal!!

SEALED proposals, marked Coal, will be re.
~ ceivcd at the Auditors office, till Friday, the
25th of June, for supplying the county Offices
and jail with l,100 bushels OF coal, to be well
screened and free from slate. The contractor
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Legal Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the Last VIII
" and Testament OF Stilwell Truck, lats OF
Monroe county, Ohio, deceased, together with
the record thereof, was destroyed by fire on the
18th day of June, 1867, md that a duly certi-
fed copy thereof, was admitted to record in
my Office on the 10th day of May, 1869, and
recorded therein. W. I. SINCLAIR,
- ie22w3. Probate Judge, NJ. c. o.