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New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
COURT CALENDARS-Tns DAy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Court opens at II
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500. sg- Coffin and tet fAeAI Luoi"A''Is
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32. The ypg Sa- on Bank 3ll The Urion Bank OF jersey
ar tte New. .oyk C,G2.i-i City ae Sohcdcl
siye Sbos Manufacturers Foksten Ulman and sto
"a .FiersOn at Jones
3n. The Union Bank Of Jesey >fr9@P'l ~ ~ Cdnlad''
Cr agt Nirken-. I3iVl .Fery egL IholnAS a.. r.,
CorRr AcPEAsALBANY April 20 me 0oWn. Is '"e |A'
Tor Apr 2) NOS 2 2'3 |s2 2"J ~ 1o' %o' -'h
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
APRIL n.

SATURDAY. APRIL n
Mls Europe via Liverpool. steamship City Of Paris
close a IN No Supplementary Mail
Pruss an Closed NJ all is sent By this line
Mails Tor Bremen steamship Herman
close AZ hoo m A mail direct BY tbis line
SUNDAY April %.
All Mails close at II ocloc. The fvstOhce from
~ 10 la
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CIEAKkIl.

g.eanship Adhlc (Br Murray Liverpool kc J. Hyde Sparks
resmshp City Paris lBr MhOnse Lycpo, John q; Dale
steamship egaatoT Freeman Wilmington n c. Lohsri Steam
shin
Steamship Monitor. Jones, PAislelphia.
Steamship Concord. No IN. Philadelphia.
steamship Sarah Joue.. Fll..elpaia.
Iay Thompson Liverpool Nso nal Steamship
ssJIpsb Abyssnia (DT Hams Liverpool. C. &. Frapcklyn
Steamship HsdQEaIten 9TH Dsey Sen Wsnjt haaesters
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
pALL MALL GAZETTE.

Ts 'B,de,d Reienp lei life which relscel in his faithful
pages. full OF interest AMI Of that variety
which oulI facy tia. LIE auoas tue pOpaaton Of closely
inyes.el city ulst b. dclccaL"
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EXAMINER

"Ths letters Of The Begei Ie,eut from Paris OF great
eres. when they appeared from time tine in THE DAILY NEWS
They give lively minute and in the very description Of
Affairs in Paris during the four months u as isolation the OF
Other Kindred books will published will
complete the picture hu, this volume likely valuable than
the Others and certainly " ind elsewhere
much ulress Of dettL'
The high character Of the ordinary literary contributions 10 THE
DAILY NEWS shown by the following list Of them
reprinted in the UEd states nom English eiitons) all Of which
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
DrrJSIONS-APRIL 26


Srorer,e Court -Chambfrs-By Judge Erady.-
ot nj ct al AIT Courtney aL-Moon denied conditions &c
Common PLeds-Spec,dl Term---By Judge Loew.-
sco. act Wood-I k injunction should he nodded In so lar ss
allow tue be tried whtn reached Peters agt I0peOla
settled Hausmann LPpnann-See memorandum ioi @
lesVe
Uy. ne arrest denied VII" eoSs
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sgn nser....... 5;U

sos G:5l Moon IL SO
f'GH WATER
SanJ HootlO;i Cows island llzL Hell Gate FerTv.. eA
nI"H wATEB
Sandy HOOK ...lllI GOys Island Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

Dar, the Be,ege Resident needs commentator from
Ioe, Versailles pronounced il ersuey interesting. At
home disputes with the letters from Met The Journal the
place honor among the ponieue Of the peroi"
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P1SSENGERS 1RRTVFD.

PROM BREMRN-In steamship Weser April H-T. Fggersdorf
and wife, L. zoeSisch A. Zoeiscb C. Kpe Loose Arnold
Arnold j. Chrstoph Won Poll H. Poll Gunsis G. Lutr
hs somer and family. O. H. Bicks d. sehpptrs Meyer.
Clifford and others -
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

and Judicial Arrrorraticn IN eas rTrron'"d, nt e'
lion was deferred iii next Monday, ANA the House, Nv
<.O d. In. adjourned TIL tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
Aud the following for city bank stocks

Railroad bonds active and strong. notably In the
Pacdcs. Centrals selling round amounts "a 1855; Willie
Union Firsts fetched Land Grants 81 Incomes. SCI
There was large business In Firss OF Bo ton Hartford
and Erie at 47Qi7a. The following the hiCs
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

Messrs Soutter K Co.. No. SO William-st VIII pay the
coupons OF the mortgage per cent gold honds of tho
Mobile and Montgomery Railroad. ON and aiter the iss
proximo on presentation AT their Office.
Messrs John J. Cisco IL Co. Offering the hrsi mor'
gage land grant sinking fund per cent gold bonds OF
Houston and Texas Central Railway Company at ~ ana
accrued interest In currency and assure investors t
they are in every respect Grsclass security Circulars
aud full information will be given Application at tAes
office.
Messrs. Thomas Denny Co. invite the attention "
investors 10 the merits OF the following bonds "h'
they are now offering for sale: Bele,ile aud socue"
Illinois airst mortgage per cent guaranteed bonns'
Louis Alton and Terre Haute 10 per cent nortsase anu
equipment bonds: Pacific Railroad OF Missouri S.'Vu'
mortgage per cent bonds, and Indianapolis. boonfn.
ION and Western second mortgage sper cent eohus -
addition to this list Of securities, they supply III W.
standard bonds at market rates, and Will al any "N.
furnish trustworthy information IN reference " se'
ties dealt In at tho Stock Exchange "a,
The following Is the movement in dry goccs tH W a
week: Entered for consumption, tI?S'~i ~"~
drawals, S7si,oS3; warehoused, sTle.coS. -
The Philadelphia stock market was inactive "a', n,
Peansvlvania sold at lo6t philadelphia ana E' n'"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
ILLUSTRATED TINES.
LONDON SOCIETY.

"The .tfrs from Ac re gel Resident always facy.
anu thoroughly unique IL tae matter IS IN Their s &
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
VANITY FAII

e peculiar favor about the remarks " the Resident
cy chcs which shut t5 Lcen ohssryanl writer IN
PARIS All .lctcd sGcl & 1phc scount OF H. sese'
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

"The Beslegd Rel el' kc sighted Of the world.
yey sometimes even whimsical humc aud lee an!a repor;e
Of heard Of the entertaining author
win he W. brou III iUrl.."
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SECOND BOARD.
Saies Of Oorf7Tmsai Dy.,-r
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o'clock lIDB
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llot
Is OrJ :. Cs CUIeleg.'.
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llGrble ano E!atc Hllntfls.

A KLABFP. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~ LIEH MOES l34 and 10 East Bgheenihst hate and
Mar5ld MIue, Marble Counrs Molumeu sa!
def competition $ lTbe turning for tie tr1ie
MARBLE, MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MON
Vk CMEN1S Headcnes Of superior workmanship ats kLABER
Co.'S 2l3 W. 5lstst let Broadway and 8hVe Designs application
- KLABER 81 Co., Marble Works, No. DOB
- W. 5st bet BoadSay and 8t-ave; Marble and Marhti
MAne Mnumel leais.Oaes OF suIeroE workmanship Designs
prize lists application
CTEWART's Slate Mlntels.-Largest assort
- lowest prices designs T. b. STEWART Co. C5 Gih-av
rE'IE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
to iLe unoa-quarc Fotrtlsv: al Fey.n'
Offering Assortment Of MANlELS. CRATES.
&C. comprising elegant aad unique designs Pnees challenging
competition.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

"Thc letters ere very snartIy written"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
Coleman Benedict;s' closing quotations weroJ

This has been an active day in the Gold Room, The
dealings, both mercantile and speculative. having been
large. Opening at l2I9l13 the price went of TO i2t
but subsequently, reacted 1l3 the highest price TOT
many months. Here 1t encountered a report that our
Government had consented TO withdraw indirect claims
for damages, which, II true would place tho Alabama
matter IN a quick way Of settlement The report was
not substantated and the price later reacted to 49, on
the report that million and quarter specie would go
out by to-mouOws steamers. the SubTreasury having
lately paid out in its disbursements million and hair
double eagles Gold at the start lent fiat but LATER q
3, g. and per cent paid 20 have 1t carried Inc
AssisantTreasurer paid out $4,000 May Interest; To-
tai Of O0 and $4,000 in overdue Interest," total OF
s23O59OOO redeeming call bonds TO the amount OF s3'
OOO total OF e35Oc0 The days business at the Ooh
Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared S9,tiieG
Gold balances, sl,7Gs0o5; Currency balances. s2o9D
The following were the quotations:
io:8o:i :Siii ii:S....s iaoS....s ii5 ::::z
il:u0.,.IlJ I2.9O.....I3s hoo.......I1E S1o..ii4'
EOO.......llZs
The days transactions at the u. 8. snbIreasury were;
Gold receipts ... s4932sO u Currency psImsau 800 ~
God rsyren ..... l.3968l ol Curren, Oas1ee +NlbA
Cod balanee..... GgS72 2i9 90 SsoO
Currency Tees pts.. 2,l52.3'9 5zl
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

"The missing Of the BeSgd Resident way inferior
% those G in the columns OF contemporary
style Of writing tia. reminds Of M Berna Osborne
tsing-a which the Plans and tie siege int themselves
singular He has the Of putting place obscrya
tons a novel way, generally telling, ard oea singing"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
THE pgIjTsCHB ZEITUyG CBERLry).

al" the most an contribution to The history
the have yet see1."
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

Many letters elu descriptive execution the ne'' denea
sous Of character novels In Cares FTeeok
tie Gra' TIE SeZc OF Metz which tie fullest
ieularlg abound might call sketches a;sr nature Ihe
OF iae Battle Of bel ln IS maerlieco."
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
NEW.YORK TRIBrNE.

THE DAILY NEWS ds,,nc sl other EIropein journals ia
the fllussy, YrJmptless and scc-rley of It's news"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
THg BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW

9TH. personal element in these letters unqueonhy that
which ;er charm. It certain tia. the despcbe traits
ard unworthy which Beegd Is the chronclr wi
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

The sureo.y The War which furnished by
THE DAILY NEWS ever where acknowledged Therefore, the CO.
cou historic oommen AMI the connected exposition Of tho
e-en Of the war which thus produced be- pronounced In the
highest degree useful The CORRESPONDENTS Of THE DAILY NEWS
eIcei all other journals prompdi eopousaess aai
accuracy" ,, ,
Another reprint from the columns Of THE DAILY NEWS is the
Darv eyel Resident Paris OF which tue toIOsnS
Laycb b.ene
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

ULrsTRArDD LONDON NEWS

"The ola peegc4 ne,on. ia Ps' will certainly form
one of the not remarkable records episode Is
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27

Most Ens shmea vue for all purposes Of the comnunea
ton, published in THE DAILY NEWS, tie most critical events
were evolving themselves Of this corosponisne that the
iruie been made this cOutf u sGccor the
GL.Icte! FEeach peasants took tler rl'e."
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13

II is rumored that an attempt will
he made, In Congress, TO enlarge the
operations Of the Kuklux bin so Ms
empower tile President to station
troops In every democratic district
for this Is the plain english of II. To
do this, the Federal army must he in
creased to two or three hundred
thousand men, and with such force,
what is 10 prevent Grant from max
ing himself IN Emperor There are
not patriots enough In tho North to
resist successfully, such move,
whilst there arc willing slaves enough
H. do his bidding.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13
sale OF the Lou sviile Hotel.

The sale of the Louisville Hotel
property takes place ON Monday by
auction. One-fourth of the property
is owned by Mr.. NJ, Kean, the present
occupant, the remainder being part
of the estate of the slate l.. l.. Shreve,
the Shreve estate consisting princi-
pally of two stores on Main, between
Fifth and Sixth streets; two houses
on Sixth, between Green and Wal
nut: and two houses on Center, be-
tween Green and Walnut. The
Louisville Hotel property is valued
at about two hundred thousand dol
lars, and whoever becomes the pur
chaser of 1t will undoubtedly remod.
oil and repair II, aud while 1t cannot
become more popular house, 1t can
be made more attractive and capa-
cious. = Louisville Commercial, 10th
inst
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

On Saturday, January "a, 1872, at Jordan's
Springs. Montgomery county, Tenn, ! will
sell, as assignee of the estate OF A. J.
Wooten, bankrupt, all the estate of every
kind he has, except that exempt from exc
cution under the bankrupt law. Said cs-
tate consists Of a stock of dry goods, gro-
series, DC. bay mule, cow and calf;
Spring Wagon; lot OF plows. hoes, &C.,
a large lot OF notes, judgments and ac-
counts, against sundry parties. Also the
following lands; Ono tract containing
acres and I3s poles, bought by said Wooden
OF j. X. Smith, whose deed Is sregistercd In
book No. D, page 236; also, another tract
containing 365z acres, bought OF J. r. smith
and described in the deed Registered in
book No. 10. page 2oi. Also the dwelling
house and lot, containing u Of IN acre,
the same bought of John q. Jordan.
TERMsor SALE--For the personally, cash
For the real estate, one third cash, bal
ance in six, and twelve months. Notes
with good security on the note at 9 months
and q lien retained fortheir payment.
j. II. TItAHERN,
Assignee of A. ]. wooton, Bankrupt.
Jan. 8, lS72-4w. lNIt -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13
THE recent do,ngs in New Orleans,

The recent doirgs In New Orleans,
are forci5le Illustration of the bale
full influence of Radicalism, wherever
1t is permitted to exert 1t. True! 1t
Isl family quarrel, but as such, its
effects are felt by those who take no
direct part in 1t. The disgrace Is re.
Elected upon mankind, and civiliza-
ton is retarded 10y such manifesto
ton Of depravity in the nineteenth
century. and in country lately 50
proud and boastful OF its free institu-
tons now PROSTATE under the heel
of tyranny. The motto-sio sempey
tyrdnnis-has lost it's meaning and
should DO substituted by the more
significant one--sic scD,per popuio
This Is appropriate to u people who
have enslaved themselves to crafty
base passions and degraded them.
selves by the manifestation Of inhe
rent vices.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13
ORIGINAL Attachment.

state OF Tennessee, Montgomery County.
a. s. Wood VS.. A. j. Lyle.
In this cause IL appearing by affidavit
that the defendant, A. j. Lyle, IN Justly in
a NONRESIDENT OF the state, or his resi-
dence not known, no that the ordinary pro.
cess of law cannot be served on him, and
an original attachment having been levied
on his property BY garnish ment. IL is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks 4 the CuRoNI-
Gle, "A newspaper published In the city OF
.Clarksvilie, commanding the said A. j..
Lyle to appear before me, at Woodlawn,
on Monday, the Gth day OF February, 1872
and make de fence to said suit against him,
or II will be proceeded with ex parte.
w =. MALLORY, j. p.
Jan. 10, '72-iw.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13

New YORK, JanuaryS.-A Herald
Philadelphia dispatch states that In
the course Of conversation at the res
ktence Of ex-Secretary Borie, last
evening, a correspondent was inform
ed that President Grauthad demand
ed an apology from Spain about five
days since. The monitors now being
fitted out at Philadelphia are not in
tended to proceed to Spain unless that
Government refuses 70 ".>nlog'zc and
pay the remuneration for the outrage
on tie Florida. The President does
not think the outrage an intentional
In suit on the part OF Spain, but
deems II rather theresultof the rash
ness OF subordinate officers of that
nntio The President and Mr.,
|Sicklcs had along conversation on the
Spanish difficulty. The President Is
more than ever determined to exact
an ample apology.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13

NEW YORK, Jan. GA Richmond
dispatch states that the Legislature
has appointed committee to ascer-
tain the amount OF the State debt
and the character thereof to investi-
gate the different dates thereof, and
the amount Of bonds, and for what
purpose they were made, and also APP
pointed n committee of five 10 inyes-
tigate the charges that the funding
bill was passed by the last House of
Delegates through the commission Of
u combination Of spectators In
Richmond. and one influential attor-
ney Of New York. Ii l'l0 afD
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
sENATE.

g WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.--Mr. Schurz
had aa article from the New York
Times read, making certain charges
against him. He said he took notice,
OF the article, rs he deemed the paper
the administration organ Of the me
trop0lis, and IL was a part of the sys
tenn Of wnrfare against him and other
Senators. Schurz then reviewed tile
charges one by one, and pronounced
each u falsehood. NooA 8tih9 n
Fenton on AsimInistratIon Abuses.
:, Mr.. Fenton called up his bill re-
ported from the Financial Commit
lee to reorganize Customs service,
and addressed the Senate at length,
setting forth the existing abuses. He
pointed out as a most noticeable feat
ure Of the present custom system the
cpornous emoluments of COLLECTORS,
Naval officers, Surveyors, and the
pernic0us practice, by which they are
obtained From the Incomplete re-
port Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
Ii appears the United States received
from fines, penalties and forfeitures
between Jan. !, 1858, and Nov. 80,
1870, at the ports OF Boston, New
York Philadelphia, New Orleans,
San Fraiicisco, was Sl,163,5T7, from
which amount was paid COLLECTORS,
Naval officers, and Surveyors S805,
427. From June l !, 1870, to July 81,
l77l, the Collector of New York col
lected fines, penalties, forfeitures, TO
the amount Of $685., sl4, Of which his
share was S53, OPS.
The receipts ofthe principal officers
of the ports, of New York cannot be
less than $4,000 per annum, more
tlianis paid the President, the men,
beers of the Cabinet and Judges of the
ISupreme Court combined. Mr. Fem
ton said the temptations of perqui-
sites gave the officers an interest In
the encouragement of frauds. He re-
ferred to the fewness of cases for
which prosecutions were had by the
Government. He then spoke of the
abuses Of the special agency system,
saying a Bureau had been esta blished
In New York, devoted to the espoin-
age of merchants, who are entirel y
at their mercy. A comparison of the
expenses in Office Of Murphy and
Grinneii during o given period
showed a difference In favor Of Grin.
nell of $3.50, 397. 81 The old charge.
against the Customhouse were men.
toned and an earnest appeal made
for the passage Of the bill. -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13

sta Of Tennessee, Montgomery County.
Henry Meurcr VS.. John Kryer.
In this cause IL appearing by affidavit
that the defendant. JOHN Krycr, Is Justly
resident Of the state, so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon him,
and an Original attachment having been
levied on his property. II Is therefore or
dcred that publication be made in the
CHRONICLE. q newspaper published In the
city OF Clarl<sville. for four successive
weeks, commanding the said John Kryer
20 appear before me, or some other Justice
of the Peace, at my Office In GAINESVILLE on
Saturday, the 18th day OF March. 1872. and
make defence to said suit against him, or
II will be proceeded With OK plrte.
Jan. ~, '72-3w.s lif uii.sa salHag
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13

Rufus A. Lyle vs. Melissa Lyle. Ct ais.
Pursuant to decree OF the County Court
made at the December Term. Ssl, in the
above cause. I viii offer for sale to the iig.-
est bidder, at the Courthouse In Clarks-
Vile, on Saturday, the 9th day of January,
1872, n certain tract OF land belonging 10
the estate OF q. Il. Lyle, decd. known as
the Hill tract, and lying in dist No IL OF
Montgomery county, and contains by cstt-
nation about 1874 acres.
TERMS: 0nc-third cash, balance on a
credit of and years. Notes with good No.
purchase money. Minimum price, 50 per
acre. PETER QNEAI.. Cl1k a com'r.
Jan.6. '72-iw. lsr. fee " %. fff
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13

A party of fox hunters near Eufau-
Ia, Alabama, got Into a fight few
days ago because some OF them en-
tered two or three ours In the chase.
One gentleman had his head cut and
two ri bs broken; and another had his
skull fractured and q cheek bone frac-
-tured; one was stabbed and one or two
others bruised. Two Of the party, 1t
Is supposed, will not recover.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13

IT has almost passed into proverb,
tl,atwhsre there Is n,ischlsfra worsan
IL ut tbs tetpia " w. Ftewever
march TRUTH there may have been IN
this, as social aston, We think the
experience ofevery man row-a-days,
will sanction broader application off
she saying and enforce the admiss-
ion that there are as many male as
femaietnt ers. Iii earlier times When
woman's lot was ignorance and Sc A
clusiop, she had notoplcs of CONVEX
sation, outside Of the petty Incidents
that TRANSFERRED within her limited
circle, and, of rcourse, petty Jealous
les and trivial discontents formed the
staple of her thoughts and utterances
and gave rise to much social discord
and often to bloodshed. In those
days, men prided themselves upon
their manhood, their bravery and
their dignity--all Of which forbade
them to ustoop to the contemplate
work Of fathers mud scandalmongers.
But those times have passed. Wo-
mans sphere Of faction has been en-
urged her moral and mental facul-
ties have developed with the progress
of civilization; she feels that she Is
power in the land and this con-
ciousness adds dignity, wisdom and
grace TO her character and enlarges
her perccptionso OF the duties she owes
to society and herself. But whist
THIS Development Of higher convic.
tions and purposes IN womansis go.
ing on, man seems, by strange trans.
zition, to be taking the place she for
merly occupied and, with it, the
weakness and indiscretions she Is
discarding. Hence the fact that the
street corner and the Club room vie
30 successfully, with the Tea table as
scenes for scandal. ~
We do not intend, by these remarks
to 10 understood MS exonerating the
fair sex wholly from this detestable
49,. .....,,,s,,a s,,n,,5ars cod
-. .,..ra .ra a,.o,,rh 90 ho,hsoxas
1901, -, 40 ,aa, ,,,s f,r a,arv haod.
le,s expression, to give 1t the worst
Interpretation and set IL .afioat to
breed dlscord. blast character and
make of the social circle, a minia.
ture hell None are perfect and few
strive to become so. Yet how much
hammer would We be. In every rela.
lion Of life n prompted by a Arm re.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13
wooDi WOOD
G. B. G & A H A M

j ifyou wish wood dsiiverol VII b prompt,
'oes<. leave your orslers with JOHN w.
H{pN LIS. Jf,. Agent at tbs Post Once,
Save timc 10 nmting for wood. orders
must he len At the Post off.ch TO Insure
dispatch, Now y the time 70 lay. in wood
ss he BENG n," psompi, S aT ss ' yer Or
Give me trial. r
hlla- 20 lAlhlf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-13
Commissioners Sale or Lots.

II. II. Poston OF ais VS.. II. NJ. Smith, ct ais.
Pursuant to deeree of the County
Court OF Montgomery county, Tenn, made
Ut the June Term, lS7l, VIII offer for sale
to the highest bidder, at the ccuIt-house In
Clarksviile, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of
February. lsl2, two lots or parcels of ground
situated ON tho southern boundary OF the
corporation nf ciarixsviile, containing one
ann arro each. being the same bought By
Chan Gerry Court OF the property oil II. w.
Hihbs, on the lotn OF august 1881. bVilG
lots and o OF the division OF said Ht>n@
and "a mouths credit ON the remainder.
notes with good security required, and a
lien retained e sccure the purchase money.
PETER oNEAL, ~rk a Conf.
Jan. i3s Te-sw.