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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
TENNESSEE NEWS.


The Hamilton county Court house
is to be sold.
Memphis had nine cases of sun
stroke on Monday.
The plank pavements of Trenton
are narrow gauge.
A Lauderdale county corn-stalk con-
tanned twentyone cars.
A new paper ruling machine has
made its appearance in Nashville.
Murrain is doing fearful work
among the cattle of Wayne county.
The erection Of the Union Depot at
Nashville will commence this spring.
Work on the exposition building at
Memphis has commenced in earnest.
A Wayne county man recently killed
thirteen copper-head snakes in his
yard in one day.
Tennessee is having any quantity of
railroad accidents,
A fremen on the Alabama and
Chattanooga railroad was recently shot
while defending his train against
mob.
A negro recently jumped through
the window of a car on the Nashville
and Northwestern road and fractured
his skull.
A Nashville man recently shot one
of his most intimate friends, installing
him for a policeman who had come to
arrest him.
Last Friday the colorcd draymen of
Memphis had q picnic One of the
novel features was a procession Of fifty
drays headed by a band of music,
which paradcd the principal streets,
The Memphis Exposition building
will be one hundred and forty feet by
two hundred and fifty. 1t il expected
to be thrown open to the public on the
lst of October
The first importation in the way of
a box Of perfumery, direct from Lon
don, Eng, via. New York city, arrived
at the Memphis custom house on the
10Th inst.
The Nashville Union and American
of July 80 says: - Yesterday Governor
I Brown respted the death-sentence OF
Il. j. Eason, convicted in the Shelby
Criminal Court of the murder OF Ed.
Lyles. Eason WAS sentenced 10 be
hanged the "a day Of August, and has
been respitcd until the 10th of Sep
tember. An application for commu-
tation of the death-scntence to impris-
onmcut for lie is before The Governor,
who has not yet cy lmined It's mc:!ta.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
Three Hooks OF solid Flame.

New York, July 30.-At Hunters
Point to-day, four large tanks of nap
tina and refined oil, each containing
5000 gallons, were burned. Hopes
were entertained at last accounts of
saving fifth tank near by. Over 90
900 barrels of petroleum on the wharf
ready for shipment burned, as also
four ships and three canal boats load
ed with all. Many burning barrels of
oil rolled into the river cndangerlng
the shipping. All the vessels are now
removed. A ferry boat was reported
burned with all on board, but it is not
so. Goes phosphate factory, together
with large amount of stock, was con
sumed loss about 5000 The Stand
ard Oil Works were entirely consumed
by 3 o'clock. Pratt's Astral Works,
in the rear of the Standard Works,
are not yet ignited, and hopes are en-.
tertained of saving them as the wind
is now blowing the flames toward the
river Many of the sheds owned by
Rocofellar, Andrews g. Co., containing
thousands of barrels Of oil were en-
tircly consumed.
At 4 o'clock it is reported the fire Is
confined to oil in the tanks and to that
which lay in the holds of the burning
vessels. Many contradictory reports
are ailoat, and it is Impossible TO as
certain the precise extent Of the loss
by the fire, but it is believed the loss
will reach about six hundred thous-
and dollars. The fire il believed Ia
have originated by some accident in q
canal boat, which was unloading al
the wharf. The fire department did
all in their power, but their efforts
were of little avail. At one time the
fire extended over three blocks, GOV
ering the entire space with solid fame
The estimated loss on vessels is one
hundred thousand dollars; on III,
Standard Oil Works 800 600; on Goes
Works S225, 900 Almost all the loss G.
are fully covered by insurance; NJ
further destruction is now apprehend
cd, the fire being pretty wei subdued
The damage is estimated by lnsur
ance Agents, at million and a hall
Last night immense crowds Of spccia
tors visited the scene OF the conilagra
ton. The spectacle presented upon
tho river war singularly beautiful. Al
the surrounding section was Brilliant,
lighted. Although il is very materi
ally abated, the fire will probably con
tinue to-day, if the supply of oil hold
out No fire Of this magnitude wa
ever before witnessed on East River,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
cLAnKssILi.r MONEY MinKrT.
aeldiiih. Tennessee Bonds. old. %, new
UScURRrSr MONEY.
GAINESVILLE WHOLESALE alRkET.
cORnEcrED ny >. ,. cnusvAx.

SruAR.--Louislana, new crop in nmpl,
supply, and We quote, In Hhda.-FaIr pa
We. Prime l94 a. II; Clarified IN;
y, ushed, Powdered and Ora INFLATED. Tito
MoLAssEs; Sow crop. by the bbi.. 5O@Cs.
&C., C1SoT,rEraNyery nrm. We quote Rio ~,
SALr.-kanawha. ! bushel bbis, So 20;
by The Car load per bbl. 81 s..
FLOUE-Supcrnne 80 90; Extra, So az CO:
Choice or Fancy, 81 6Ot5S 90.
STAR CASDLEs.-.Oc.
BACON AND LARD. Buying rates Race IA
81 hog round. i.ard.g.
w nisKEY--Common country, 81 GOAL 20;
best brands Robertson county, 81 1902 90.
lG@l7c.
RIcR--C,arolino, 10.
SoAr-Bar. 6er,0.
oItls.-t'oal oil. &c lard oil, 81 2itol g.
linseed oil, 81 l5al -, raw and boiled.
SFiRITS lURPE~rlSE
NARNIsH -Copal, 81 10; Japan, Is.
PUrTT-Sc.
WINpow uLAss-sxio. 50 rs y box. iosi?.
20; lexli, 20.
powDER.Rine,s 50 80 & kcg; lead, ias v n.
SItOr--e2 Is.
CAPs-i0AJ0c y doz.
OYSTERS and N cans e. .ildl n.
SARDfSEs-2fc.
MACKEREf.-No. 3, per Dbl. $40 90; kits.
No. 1, 80 0u92 90.
ULAcKiSG--J7' ttlTj, per dozen.
NAILS-S5 -,
InON--kcntucky,i ~. Tcnncsscc, o..
HoPE-226s2Jc.
PirrsnuRo Coal 80 cts. Sr. DERSARp.
IL cts. delivered.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
The Attempt 10 nrlbe senator schurr

NEW York, July 26.--Carl Schurz
in a letter TO the Tribune, says the let
ter quoted in his st. Louis speech con-
corning patEonagesin connection with
the San Domingo business, was adj
dressd to him by General Alfred Pleas
anton, late Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. 1t was written, says MIR.
Schurz, in reply to note from me OF
the contents of which | have a memo
randum, which reads as follows:
ASK Pleasanton if he remembers
the conversation he had with me con
corning San Domingo, in which he
said if / would support the President
/ could have all the patronage | want
ed, etc, and ask him whether he was
authorized by the President to do so.
Gen Pleasanton's reply is quoted in
my speech, &c.
A SETTLER.
| have received from Gen. Pleasan-
ton the following note:
NEW YORK, July q, 1872.
DEAR GENERAL: Of course | have
no objection to your giving my name
" tnc pubic III explanation OF inc
facts. | would say that being a friend
of the President as we'll as yourself,
desired you should be on good terms
and that you should understand that
there was no personal feeling in the
way of relations mutually satisfactory
Our statement is correct that the Pres.
ident wanted yonr support for the San
Domingo scheme, and that yon could
have had the patronage of the Govern.
ment for giving it. That was the dis
tinct impression OF the President,
conversation made upon my mind, ant
| communicated it to you at the time
If the President positively denies hay
ing had any such conversation ! regre,
it. | may console myself with the re
Election that this is the first time tina
any statement of mine has been ques
toned, while the President has hat
occasion before this to distrust the ac
curacy of his recollection.
Truly yours,
A. PLFAsANroN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
We quote from our lasL saIes:

Our Warehouse reports Will be found
below:
TURNKEY, Ely & Co., of tho Elephant
Warehouse, sold for the week ending July
9th, i5 hhds as follows:
hhds good leaf, from IL T5to IL so.
hhds medium leaf, from IL 90 10 II 30.
shhds low leaf from 10 so to 10 70,
2S hhds Tugs, from g 90 to 10 %.
Sales by tho q. X. Warehouse. of 80 bhds
medium leaf and Tugs from II 90 10 80.
Killebrow & Williamson, of the Cunbcr.
land Warehouse, sold July 26, a. hhds US
followsi From 81 10 to 10 rs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

become consumers Of the productions
Of the soil as well as patrons of me-
chanics, merchants, grocers sand the
professions. Such mill would turn
out from eight to ten thousand yards
Of cloth per week, the sales of which
would add materially, to the capital of
the city, widen its circle of trade, in
vito population, give birth to new en-
terprises, and enlarge those already
existing. 1t would infuse new life into
every branch Of business, stimulate
even loafers to honest industry, and,
by the increase of wealth, lessen the
burden Of taxation by multiplying the
objects and enlarging the surface upon
which that burden is imposed. The
surrounding country will feel the
healthy influence Of this centralized
energy. The farmers will diversity
the productions Of their farms to meet
the wants of a growing city. lands will
be subdiyidod, the soil enriched by
skillful culture and every homestead
become garden like, in its fertility and
tasteful adornments. The impetus
thus given to progressive improvement
in the town and its immediate vicinity,
will be felt for miles, in every direc-
ton, stimulating industry, diversifying
productions and pursuits and opening
an inviting field to Immigrants whose
economy, thrift and skill are so much
needed for the development of the
capacity Of our soil and the adapta-
ton of our climate to the various veg
etable growths that conduce most to
the comfort of man and the prosperity
Of the country.
To inaugurate this most desirable
change in our prospects, the amount
of capital required is so small, that
it seems like ort-sighted selfishness
to withhold it when even az free gift,
its loss would scarcely be felt. The
argument that the enterprise is a mere
experiment and therefore hazardous
is fallacious. 1t is an experiment that
has been, and is being tried in almost
every respectable town in Tennessee
and in no case, that we know of, has
it failed, though there are degrees Of
success, dependent upon the more OF
less of skill and judgment brought tc
bear upon the management And in
the most successful Of these expert
iments, no greater facilities have beer
afforded by rail and river, than are
already possessed by Clarksville, ant
none have had so much aid from tn,
many natural advantages which dis
tinguish this locality. The prosen
time is the turning point in the future
of Clarksville. A little public spiri
and a small contribution from GU
abundance, can make that futur,
bright and prosperous; in the absence
Of these, it will be dark and hopeless
"a melancholy illustration hereafter
of the ruin that follows lost opportu
mites
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

III "D ' T Ut T I''''' '7cIt' - I1VU'
Dr.. VIM. II. Tut.
Dear Sir-In my young days l was rather
wild, and became the victim OF luath-
some disease. | was treated by an eminent
physician, and thought was cured. After
moving TO this state, ! was horrified at
finding that the disease was making its APP
pearuncc again. i'll n secondary form. u
GERS formed In my mouth and on different
parts of my body. also become afflicted
with severe rheumatism. | employed diff
fGrsnt physicians and used various patent
medicines for months, all TO no purpose.
During a visit Ia Jacksonville, I saw your
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight. and con
cludcd TO try Il. | have taken II dozen bot
ties, and believe that the poisson Is entire
~ driven from my System ] intend con-
tinulng IL, however, to make sure thing
Of il. At the request OF your Agent. send
this 10 you. You are NJ liberty To use 1t az
YOU like.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN II. GUILFOliD.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

THE New York Tribune publishes
a few of the defalcations of Govern.
ment officers under Grants admins
tration, and the very incomplete list
foots up as follows: Internal revenue
81 1872, 1858; pensions, $279, 600; post
Office, $4,000; Treasury, S90,500 !;
State Department, $500; Department
of Justice, Sl2l. 900; customs. Sl47,
600; navy, $476,893; war, S4l5, 406-
Total. 50. 1914 247
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
AdmirnI semmcs tor Co-operation

Alta local council of Conservatives
and Democrats in Mobile, last Mon
day, Admiral Raphael Semmes offered
the following resolutions, which we're
adopted
Resolved, That We invite the coop
Grafton of all Liberal Republicans,
who stand on the Cincinnati platform,
with us in promoting the election OF
Grcclcy aud Brown; and in the cleo
ton Of a candidate to represent this
district in Congress.
Resolved, That il is ixexpedient for
the Democratic aud Conservative par
" OF this Congressional district TO
nominate q candidate for Congress.
Resolved, That we will give hearty
support 10 any Liberal Republican,
who may be nominated for Congress
from this district by any Organized
Liberal Republican party in tins dis
'rirt
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

SENATOR COLEMAN says that For
ney will soou find a reason for desert
ing Grant Reaaons are as plenty as
black berries the trouble is to find
honesty to act upon them. FOrney
never acts from patriotic motives, but
always with an eye to personal adyant-
age. He is up to the highest bidder,
and the Treasury must well nigh be
empty if Grant cannot secure his con
tinued support.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

NATURE says to the careless and i'm
provident farmer, if you do not pro-
tect your fields against the exhausting
heat Of a burning sun, by covering it
with a luxuriaut aud profitable vege-
tation, will protect it for you by COW
ering itwith noxious weeds and briars,
This valuable hint comes from an I'M
crring source, and farmers will do well
TO profit by it.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

Two mules have strnycd or been stolen
from tho residence of j. II. Pace, near As.
bury Parsonage, on the Nashville aud Tur-
nersville road. One Is n sorrcl, two years
old, with marks across the withers s:i,.
marks on the legs. The other il a bay, one
year old. ! viii pay q fair price for the de-
livery OF the mules, or for Information 81
that can get them
July q, ls72.9t.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
" BILIOuS.n

II you feel duh, drowsy. debilitatcd, dcs.
pondent, have frequent headache, mouth
tastes badp5 In morning, irregularappctitc
ana tongue coated YOU are suffering from
Torpid Liver or ljiliousncgs," In many
eases OF "Llv0r Complaint" only a part Of
these symptoms are cXperienced. As "A
remedy for all such cases, Or. Piercc's
Golden Medical Discovery las no equal rs
II effects perfect cures, leaving the liver
strengthened aud healthy. Sold by all
trst-class druggists.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
GAINESVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

Our market continues active with full
sales for the season. oursalcs for the week
amounted to 300 hhds, not enough for the
demand, there being many orders, still
pressing upon the market.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

A GOOD many southern men still
hold out against Greeley on the ground
that he has been a lifelong abolition
i.t Grant claims to have been life
loug Democrat, yet these same stick
lers for antecedcnts, prefer him, az a
Radical, to a Radical who has seen the
error Of his ways and planted himself
upon the essential doctrines of De
mocracy There is neither wisdom
nor patriotism in such course,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

GRANT is reported to have said, du-
ring the war, that if he thought he
was fighting for the abolition of sla-
very, he would resign and so home
1t is the only patriotic remark he ever
made, yet il is being used against him,
If he did not know that such was the
object of the war, he il a greater fool,
than he has credit of being,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
CLARKsVILTE ENrERPRIsE.
n Cotton Factory TO be Erected. 4

Some six weeks ago we noted the ar
rival in this city Of Maj. Adolph Hun
dcrwuld, an experienced manufacturer
from Switzerland, who was visiting
various parts Of Tennessee for the
purpose Of sclccsing site for the To-
cation of cotton factory. Mai Hun
derwall, we hear, has visited Clarks.
Vile, whose citizens having signiiied
their intention to subscribe large
amount OF money towards the enter
prise, will at once commence the cree
ton of IA cotton factory there The
site selected fronts ON the river immc-
diately below the city wharf and on
College street. Union d american.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

A DISPATCH yesterday at noon,
says that the election in North Care
lima, so far as heard from, is going
Democratic IIurrah for the old
North State.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

A correspondent of the Richmond
Enquirer, in the Valley of Virginia,
says that nearly everybody connected
with the Conservative party there had
concluded 10 vote for Greedy and Brown
previous to the meeting of the Balti-
more Convention, but since that body
has 50 unanimously endorsed that an
unexpected degree Of enthusiasm has
been developed
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

A Chinese maxim says, I'VE require
four things Of q woman that virtue
dwell IN her heart; that modcgty play
on her brow; that sweetness flow from
her lips that indu,tr occup, her
hgnd
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

TIE country has been grossly misled
by the efforts of the GRANTEES, to cast
the responsibility Of the condition of
the South, upon the carpet baggers
They speak of Bullock, Scott, Reed
and others, az the great malofactors
who are alone responsible for their
crimes. The effect Of this false cry
il to divert attention from Washing
ton to the oppressed provinces ruled
and cursed from that central point.
Grant and Congress are the guilty part
ies-they alone are responsible for all
the crimes committed, in the South,
against justice, liberty and humanity,
and but for the willingness of Grants
tools to execute his iiendish purpose,
it would be Just as rational to charge
the crime of murder against The assas-
sins blade, az upon the instruments
which Grant employs for his devilish
purposes.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

The following Is a scale of the ave
rage duration Of animal life from the
most celebrated writer's on natural his
tory A hare will live 10 years; a cat
10; goat g; a sheep 10; dog from
II to 20; an OK 20; a pigeon g; a tur-
tie dove %; a partridge %; a raven
100, an eagle 100; a goose 100.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

GRANT denied very fatty, Schurz's
statement that Grant tried TO bride
him to support the San. Domingo in
fanny Gen, Plelsautoa writes a letter
TO Schurl, fastening the lie upon Grant
beyond any hope otetcaps II is an
old say ING that he who will lie will
steal.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

persons undergo fioin rheumatism, goui,
neuralgia, toothache and earache. Wesay
unnecessary because the application OF
Mexican Mustang LIniment to the affected
part, or few drops OF IL in the ears or
tooth. affords instaucous, aud what Is bet
ter, permanent relief. For cuts. wounds,
bruises, swellIngA and all injuries or dis
eases which require treatment externally.
this llnimont Is everywhere regarded as
the M ost potent aud reliable healing agent
In existence. For all external injuries or
ailments of horses and cattle, IL is infalli-
hin
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

LoSGsTRlLr is for Greeley If, as
has been esih, be lie related n the
Grant faulty ths isa Hlucring iud,.
eation - clio defeat 'hii aHa'': -h'
herd Of VA. fimilr
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

We clip the following telegram from
the Union & American:
HUNTINGTON, July % Last Fri
day the Democrat here contained a
severe attack on Col Dorsey Thomas
accusing him of charges grave and Of
fensive. The Colonel was here todd
and denounced the charges as false
an slanderous. An alteration ensu-
ed between Baker and Col. Thomis,
but by the interference of friends
neither was injured. y
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
GLENDALE FEMALE CoILEgI.

as Miles north OF Cincinnati, Ohio. on tho
Gin. Ham. A Dayton, a. & q. w, and In
dianapolis Junction II. r.
The nineteenth collegiate year Of this
well-known and established Institution
will begin Sept. 18th. Itappeals to It's past
success, It's admirable location, and the re-
commendation OF those who know IL best.
Us Its guarantee to the public for tile fu-
ture. For catalogues and Information, adj
dress,
Rev. 4. %. Potter, ID. u, Prcst., Glen.
dale. ohio.
I'M
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

EX-NAYoR BowEN, Of Washington
in a letter published in the Cincinnati
Commercial of the twcuty-eighth, says
of General Grant; II had a business
transaction with him, in which he
cheated me out of twenty five thous-
and dollars, with GOODNESS and DELHI
Grafton that would do credit TO any
blackleg, as ! stand ready TO prove by
Grants letter and original contract in
my possession, | intend TO prosecute
Graut before our courts, and have
made arrangements 70 commence suit
against him at the next term, when
the whole matter will be shown up TO
the world III evidence that cauuot be
disputed -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

The Shreveport (La) Times con
fesses that the nomination of Greeley
at Cincinnati at first astonished and
disconnected il, but on reflection it be-
came convinced that a coalition of the
Liberalsand Democrats was absolutely
necessary to overthrow the present
Infamous administration Hence it
goes for Greeley, and advises all good
Democrats 70 do the same.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

FRENCH DrPREE-Gharley Everett
has invented new syrup, for Soda, of
the above title, and it is all the go.
Call and try IT,
July IL lS12-3t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

Mr. GrsAy, of AdaiIville, who was
shot by Iraughber, is recovering and
will Eoon be ahcu, again Traufhhqr
ha. not been hslrduf Cprr che dihiraI
r. FpsrVrlW Hrph
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
rour.n noana ., sn.,,s,,,m..,,.,

fbrfhe tVurss's'te District. f,'ancssec Chprrt.
rRce.
" ahdL. ""'S
Salem and corin,h stations, at salem.
Asnnry g., ~ Maiiory's Aueuet ands.
Spfingiciu sl"., August l0 and II.
Mohtrvinrry CT, M Asl,ury. Scnt sands
New Proviucncr sta, arpi. IL and ~,
dickson ct, sept. y and ~
saline CT. hept. - and ~
Antioch, Oct Band Z.
Claiksvillc sta, Oct. i2and H.
a. Mizkt.f, r.. r..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
Cincinnati
NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL
EXPLORATION.

The Board of Commissioners announce
that the
Third Grand Exposition
VIII BIO. opcn from September Fourth, 10
October Fifth, 1872. Goods will he received
fron, August 18th to 3ist.
The Sixteen Grand Departments have been
greatly extended, and the Fix position will
be the largest ever held In America.
fhc exhibiting space under roof bcin
SEVEN ACRES.
Extensive arrangements have been made
for transportion OF visitors n / reduced rates
Exhibitors should make immediate appli-
cation for space. Rulos and Premium List
furnished on application.
July 10 lS73.1w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03
Liver Complaint and Billousness.

DIR. TUFTS Liver Pills exert a direct and
powerful influence on the Liver, aud viii
certainty relieve that important organ
tiOns.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-03

The Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation meets Mt their room every
Thursday night. You are cordially
Invited to attend. July ~ II.