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Garapaiide &abetDeri3ts.
eeutJd,s artess san.e Ter an Die fpamifae


Qoubon, 3. Iua.-Oie beut{den Sriegss
bampfel ,HdutiluS" uuS ,2llbatroB" tuer6eu
anl 8. b. 0itS. mad Der ipaniiaen Siiite OBJ
ssben:
Gasiaao. .s.
2onbon, B. &ua. = Mahrene bente I'M
unierbauie bic 8ia fiir bic Resultrung oeS
Sfientli6eu @ottesSieniteS biStltirt murbe,
lprad) Sr. 0iSraeli, inbem er itb auf ben
Streit Spilhen Stride uno Staat auf bem
Continent be5os, bic leber3eu9ung aus, oab,
10 rubiq aud I'M Nllgemeiuen Die SerbdltniIle
in europa leiau, benno9 @sitatoren tbdtig
Icien, cine 3eit groBer SriebenSif0run9 uorsu
berelten.
2onbon, 5. Suli. - Sa8 llnterbanS
hat iein 4menDement III Der Sill fir bic SC
9ulirung beS Sffentlihen Gottesbienites sliz
riid9esoger, Ynb bieielbe bari iett ais geneb=
mtgt anseleben iuerbeu.
Sranfreidb.
Yarts, 5. aug.-Sie gsatipnaloerlammz
lung itimnlte beute fir baS geianllllte 0uogct,
uuo Brdfbent Suffet erfldrte Die Sibung tltr
aeihloiien.
s atis, S. stus. - 9epItirte Der ginfen
| bielten beute cine Sserlammlung, IN meldler
beidloTeu murOe, fiir cine aagenleins 99abl
gu agitireH, NEIL bic aegentudrtige &e9lerung
i-republiianiid lei uno oas Sano n.dlt res
prdieutire. Die aegitimiiten anoererieits bro
ben, ibre Sntriguen Sebufs 8ieOerberltelHn9
Der Wonar6ie 81 erneuern.
| ediffss8e,td1te.
Sontb ampton, 5. aug. = Der 9pfr
i ,Gssees:" Der" trdf pom NeluzDort bier elm.
0onoon, 5. aus. = Ingefommen: 81
| 9maesSalr hns 9Sotlihiff vSaribaloi" Dol
Bbilabelpbia; sl elanore bas GGuidiif
/ ySobu @att" Don Bbitabelpbta.
| Der Oampisr u6rance" iit bon gtem
/ gorf bier ailgefommen. -
| 9iperpoo(, 5: ana. - Der e9n Ihl!q
/ belpbta tma9 aiperpoal 7befirlmls 9ainpIe
,i@elilsuortF hattbsBte Sfaalnittag Sron
Seao paIiiri. i s5g4.s.,s -.,.'..<-
.,-, .--e gsarft ans Yorse.
9ononn, 8. 9lng. : SouiolS fitr 9ell
4 924-a - fir Sriei 92a.
i 6ranfturt q. @., 5. aug. = amerif
Sonps 62cr 984, ia
9tperpeoi, 4. aHg. - 8aumpoae, 81
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Glutise sSolsen ctner ,,Soeal=Sp=
tiOu"=gSabI.

@tncinnati, 5. Nngnf. = 3n 3alz
mouth, Sp., wlrbe Der fn1gtrenoe Dfari9aa
peS Srte5 am lebten 0tontag pon 8uitap
2igbtfoot erifoiien. Die sSoeal Sptlon"-
gSabl bate Die Heute aufgere9t unD ale 2t9btz
foot benz @9rlu. 9. g. 9tobbins, etnem an>
hanger Der neocalzSpton, be9esnete, ting er
nit Oemiiben etnen gsortpedld an, Sog elne
Yiitole unO ld)oB auf i'm. &obblns lflus
bic Biltole nit etnem Stode sur Seite, aber
bic &ugei traf ben Waridaa q. 6. glbcr-
Ietbn, melder ben Sunlult untcrOriiden
mnllte. 2inhtfDot III perhaftet morOen.
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Sermii6te Ma3eigen.
9te fanfmanntId)e 9laent,ar rou
Il. o. Dunn y Comp,
oUttFHtVft~ UHU VI
q [ 4 IN Y q

Baltimore.
(GtabIirt i'm sSuut 184f.)
Stees @tabliiement lieiert (nur an unterIhretoer)
ole u6tb9eu betainrtea Snformattonen binr6tltt
Der SteGune, GSerantuortltdfeit &C. 8auieuten,
6dnbern II. I. 10. innerbal6 Der Ser. Staaten, 2ers
ritorten unb grititzgioro amerifa; au6 liefern ie
Elm ReIereus Sub, wsG6es Die ytamen BON mebr,
als $4,000 Sauheuten II. t. no. uno oeren Raten uno
Die Steaung berieIben entbdlt. Gs LIT oaS compile
tefte unb aus9eoebneite Spitcm, tpelAes emals ihI
8eauemIihteit Der Santz unb SanoeIsbduier uno fin
Die al9cmeine Yerbeferun9 uno ben Shus oes pan
bes orsantrt puroc. 90 3wei9 biireaus haben mir.
pedle in ben bauptiddtitbfen Stdoteu fno; uniers
grtefbternueen founen uidlt iibertroifen iueroen.
gSnt. o. Searfett, bierfpobneubcr eompaguon.
r6tsiadcu i'm aGsemeiucu beiorSt. (9au2i,1SD
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8etd,er.xiItsn. .-Sr. @nDn6estebt
feittc QlaSs a1fritd.

gteps D0rf 5. q49H,t. : S,e Gla9e
Gannor,s assen Silton iuesen gerteHnibugs
murbe beute in .BsosflpH Dor 8tdlter 0liie1
mieber aufaenomnren. Der &ldger ,par er
Id,ieuen; a6er lsipobl clifton ais lein anpalt
iehlten. 6r. @apuor iagte, Dap er, oa Der
Sset;er.S .Silton'lde SaG iett Dor etnen bDhe=
rem @eridtsbei sehe, jeine &lage 5uriidSisbe.
Nidter Rilep ertlarte stis ben Sall tlIr er-
lebigt. .,
Stem 0orf, 5. 4ua.-Son Srn. See
der merben Sruei Sriefe pnbli5lrt, weld]e er
on Mfoulton, ben beiberieiti9en Srelno, &C..
rid,tet hat. Ser etne 1T bonn %. Suit oatlrt
une forssrt pru. Moulton auf, Dor benz Soz
mite III eriheinea tpb Ages 81 la9en, mas er
iiber ben Saa iuiiie. a..
6r. Moultou bebauptet befannilidD, bab
er bieie auiioroerung nienrals erbalten babe.
Ser stpeite Brief TT bonn 4. glugnlt Dattrt,
uns Ssr. Bseher ipribt barin lein SefrenlOe1
aus, bab Sr, Neoultau iid) pei9ere, lbm Die
,ur Mmfbemabrung ifbersebigep Hriefe 5uriid=
suerftatteu. Die 8rieis leien yienltpu ME
iiberaeben rporOen, baB er in irgeuo elmer
gseile @ebran6 uon oenielben made. Sses
der perlangt bieie 8riefe iest als lein unbe1
ftreitbafes GisenthHni 3urild, ooer er ipitnd)f,
oaf bleielben BEN Rsraite gsraelegt perSen.
i (Otele S0rceruH9 Ueetpsts w pet se% PHeje
| in ,peldle Der Sfanbal 5llr 9tnnos getretei
1T, issenfallS iehr naip.)
emz yort 5. aus.-8eneral 9. s.
gutler lit, ipie es beiet, setesrapbii9 Inn ietr
grlteiiien eriudlt Dorseu shns. ,p4s 9eut'
Mbens in Brootlpu anfomu,eu. Ttanf Weii1
1 ton lat iid1 beEts Nbeno oabin ans9siproten
bab ' er iie, entid.nilen babe, anr psn Seeher'
| id)en Observation-Disclosures 81 81 erlhelnett.
| ter Der ,irihtue" bat nit Or. Storrs 81
] princeton, MaGy eine lntsrrspuus sebabt
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8almore, WQb. 9onuernag, 6. Mngnf 1874.

Stabt ieien nm s40-5O,O00 beid)minbelt
porben. Snrman uub anoere 0tIt9lteber Der
Sirma fms nerbaftet porbcn uEb bente 9fadJ=
mittag uirb cine llnteriudung einJeleitet iuer=
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3. 2aim<. 6erausssber.
spe3ial >.Noti3ea.
8aIttmt ore
fir 9H(nraIff Wfhff.

Gut 91luIuuIt WIplr1
EpptDe5tss6e boa eoattbs mns 3Satess setrake,
Erfs ober SAabeu bur9 HranbunsIild iowo5i IN Der
staot, pte TN eanbe, oGe Grten bon @isentburns
Wo5nz. eaben> une 9sacrenbduier, San6eIssiiter,
misunderstanding, @sobetu. Saus gerdtbid daien,
i'm Ban beeriffene ober I'M Safea ir 9abuug befiubs
iide iSubr5eu9e u. (. 10. - 55-er.4
GaS Dirrttorium beitebt aus tcIaenbeu 6erreas
" 1m. q. 9arrtiou, Br6foeut; h
Geo. U. Biders, s. p. 3apff,
Sapio g, GSiIjon, s. Ro6t. Senftu4s ~
Soitab Yeuuinatpu, 6. Uforton StefDdIt
Sra1ct5 z. 8in9, Y. S. Nepcomer
Seuru Carroll, SrpiGe Soripis,
81. g. Steuart. %. W. 2aplor,
Wl. s. 8rune, Ssrda eo9eus
george g. Sarrion. = D..
MnprfattouS sForuuIare nub tpetere Ne hrtGt ilbeI
bic Ssieaidlait miro tn Der Office SiSmefzCde bon
gaut1% unb lSaterraBe, ertbeilt, mo aud ale sui
ridge loiort erleois tperoen. Ber4erunseu t1erosa
aui irgeno cine fSrt ansenommen. Welte Der Apnlts
sant tpiiniben mag.
(Saui.tSO 8r. xHooowcrth, Eek.
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Scr Ge!nmarft.

Stem gorf, 5. aus. = @slb aftip 81
2-21. @ediel flau, 4.8s. Sob fau 81 10o!-
1883, Sblisationen feiter, Sedier 1lSg, '62er
Ill. afitsH sttip nnb feiter, Stem Dori
@entral 1908, GFie ~, ssse Sbore rs, 81.
Central 95, YittSburs sSf, NOrtbtueItsta 81 J,
Yref, 55, Sod Sslano 9Sf.
unterisshanlts 8ilanS: Sob s51, ,75o,'
9o3 Snurailt sos s6s. .2s7
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nfsore's Roffn- Bahnpulufr

efettiu reiuist uno madt Die 5abne ,pes, Iort ben
gSeiuitetu ab, nno peronoert Dos Beroa6en Der
adhne. Te saigon ber gd3adbteI iii neu, nieoi, be-
dien unb jparfqn. Arsfs Is Gents. Gu baben in
allen apot9eteH lae Drosuen=9aHplun8en
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9uidIta erSMpiTe1,

GewzN prf, 5. augult. = Sames Geef,
elm arbeiter in @iltiam @orforo's Siiblen
S6miebe, ipurbe beHte 9isp9eH bet Der slrs
belt eri1oiieu, iu0em ein 9sipebr, ipetf,es
Goriorb in Der Sano BATS. Ilf) 6lltdll9 eiit~
lub. @r itarb mad 20 WtinutsH. GogforO
,apxs. .nprhdftet .r
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Die ausiasen oes 9oftors bringen gu Dem,
mas iiber BEN geeder Silton'ihen Sfanoal
idon befannt seluoroen lit, menis Scenes.
Sieielben besieben ild] auf Gle IeuBerun9en
Siltons bem 9oftor aegcniiber nnb ollf ben
pielbeiprodenen gricf Der 6ran Silton. Ser
Softor iagte, clifton ideine seaenSrn. Seefer
burGauS feline fetnbieligen @eiinnunseu &c
bcat, ionSern geplinidlt gu baben, cine irieo.
lidle 2Dlung berbei5nfiibren.
9tem Dorf, 8. 9lnguif. = 9as Inter
iudungs Gomite bat heute sbeno ieine ar=
belt mieoer aufgenommer. 6ranf Moulton
erifien Dor bcmlelben, NIB bas Serb0r
wdbrte etma cine Stunbe. gSie es beiBt,
uirb er am Sanltag nit ieinen Sriefen nnb
0ofunenten fommen unp lueitere ausia9en
MAIDEN. Cine bidt ueri9leierte Dame, bon
Srn. 6ollibap besleitct, trat als 3eugin auf.
Den Namen berielben bat man nift erfabren
f0nnen.
Sas Gomite miro norgeu feline Sibnug
halten, es lei Oeun, oaB etne @rtra Ser=
ia,,1 n1l,rua hPr1rfpu miirDe
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Selesrap1iidje 9epelGea.
Salanos9epeibeu.
elus Der sumpesbaMptitapt.

gS al ing ton, 5. Mu9. Sm Buhoesz
ld,ab befanben iid heute SIS, 800, ,o16 Gou.
rant; 56,295, 900 Spe5ial. .BaptergelorO Oepos
liten CUR @rnl6iung BON Sepoiitenifcinen
s72, 1897 ,O73 Silber, einidlieBlidl $50, 3,601 :,
500 an Wtiins- -@ertififatsn. Die Yapler9elo'
6 &irffiniinu hetrlla SSS2. .OOO. 900
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aimgsforo's
StIb er8Ian5s
6 t d / fe.

gian proStre iie, iuenn man Die eeineipauo iton
ausie9en MAIDEN mill.
GtssSfsys:s
Sspeso WelfAform . stdrfe.
glue unibertrefftare Brdparation fur Yuoouss,
eutaro's uno an9emeine Sommer@Oidt.
gu baben In aaen 9rocerie=eaoen. (Dlaii ,i,G,B)
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BOD etm Sefemntnifi Ses Wt6roerS
Srttpctst.

Sits burg, Ya, 4. NNg.-GrnIt Srt-
peiu, Der bte 6anluet'id,e Sallilie ermorOct
bat, uno Der iett I'M @efdngniB ouf Die In
terSei6uung lc1nes Sobesurtbeiles martet, bat
nod eiu @eitdnpniB abgelcgt. Sn ietnem er=
fen @eftduoniiie iagte er, feline 9lbli6t mar,
etlpas Selb gu befonlmeu, baS me er slautte
I'M 9auie iei; jeet aber la9t er, babe bic
dlteite So6ter, Die aftjGbri9, Soa, 81 id)dnz
ben geiudt, tbr @ei6ret babe aber Die anpern
&inber aufgcpeft, nno oariiber lei er 10 er>
ldroden, baB CT lie alle mitelnanOcr um
bradlte. 9lls 6srr unb 6rau Samnet 3uriif=
febrten, babe er aud) fe set0otet unb bann
bas Saus in Sranb 9eitedt, in Der 5offnnng,
baB oas Seuer Die Spurer Der Dtorotbaten
auStilaen mer0e.
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Or. Nteoro,

Or. NtcOrD,
~, wefsBapettsz, unterbaIb Der
Som ar B ftraBe,
~ bnrfb Iauaidbrtge Grfabrnns In europdidbeu
Ss,pttdIeri, uub Vrfpat graris cine idnene benna
Ser ara4fbetteu ber 9arl Cgsane, pes Salies, 6si
asnounes s<nn}d6igfett, rhb5ettses alteru, orohens
81 SDahnfinn, S6mtnbiuht u. j. ms, bon Iusenoli-
xer anbeSabtiamtett berrdtren6. 9arantiren:
3oriultirffunoen: pon s bis t2A, bon bis 8, bon
AS ibr; Gonntass pou 10 bis to nhr Ntttass
(Gsai1.i2 0ete)
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@ermifd,te Sepeid)em aus
Ncft,s9snrf.

Gew gort, 5. auguit. = Sn Sroofz
Inn 9eriethen seitern Suei 10=iahrige Snaben,
gtamens Sames 8ellp uno Sobn Sing, itber
Die pugiliitii6cn SorSiige ibrer reip. Sdtsr i'll
3anf. Sic gcrietben babel III eine griigelei,
bel ipel6er Sing Die Sbcrbanb bebielt. Sellp
Lief id)reienb bapor unO idlwur ietnem Seq
ner &ade. als 2etterer ieinen 6eino gegeit
abeub arf einent Steinbalfen on Der gde Der
0tapntono= nnb 9afanetteitraBe fteno antraf,
ergriff er einen Stein, hit meldem er einen
10 gut gesielten @urf na9 Sings Sopi that,
oab er lbm in Der Stirn cine 9efdbrltfe
@unpe beibra6te. SeaD wurbe perbaftet.
Die 9ampfer - y9Seitpbalia" bon '5amz
burg unb yStalia" bon @lasgop iinb Bier
angefommen.
= Ser beute bon bier mad, europa abse-
gan9enc 9anpfer n9tuiita" nabm $500, ,546
Sontauten init, ndmli6 $650,050 in Sob
uno BEN 9teit in Silber.
Sob erDfiuete bente Su 1909 uno
ld)loB su 1904.
Ger llnterf9abneiite tier iablte beute $685.
900 aus ais 3inien uno $4,000 fir eingesoz
gene Sbltgationen.-Sie beltigcu s3onein=
uQhmeu betrudeu S310000
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Observation-Disclosures.
Mit eiment WeiTer erttpd,en.

ct. Baul, Wflnn., 5. Nu9lllt. = Ullte
&ellp eritah SarneD Hamb geitern 4benb NIT
etuem Utatroienmeifer. 6Gusli6er 3ptelpolt
mar Die llriad)e. Ger Of0roer mllrbe perz
haftet. -. .--.. f
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Giiettbattt=ltufol.

8rooflpn, N.zD. 5. aug. = SameS
9ennen aus 6arlem, N.=D., iuollte geitern
gtadmittag, als er bon einem SegrdbniB suz
ridfebrte, in Der Gdbe BON 9aoooiioe, SIS,
nit ieiner Miethfutl6e iiber bas @iienbabn=
eeleie fabren. Statt BEN in bemielben auz
genblide beranbrauienoen 3ug poriiberfabren
gu laiien, trieb CT ietne BferOe Su grDBerer
@ile an. Ser 98agen purbe BON Der Soto
motipe er9rifIeu, umgeporfeu unb sertriim-
inert. Srau nno SRI. Garlp nno brei &inOer,
pelde in benz 2Sagen iaben, famen number
barer 8eiie nit mebr ODER peuiger erbeblt6en
Gontufioneu bapon, mdbreno Der &utid)er 10
entieblidle &opilpunben erlitt, baB cine 6ei=
lung unm0glid if)eint.
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Steuer : Separtement.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@tf ~ tHsAJUEtWU
"a LII m nre hen e M.

pQlItmor oen b. NuQ. 1874.
SIN uebereinfunit nit ben @eiesen Der geieBc .
hung BON Diarrtnno nno ben Seroronunaen
Siiraermeiitsrs uno StGbtratbes poR 8altimt fe
hiuiidbtItt, bes Yertduis pou Giruuoe9enthum fir
uHbeIablte Auidse fir oieSroHnun9. StlteBuna rao
grrueiternne bon StraBeu, Games, aleps II. I. N.
Eiro hermit ben ODER oen&g hlm ern Der u1dhs
ifebeub beInriebenen Grunolden (1uf oeT Site t1r
Die Seffnnns Der HisqmithitraBe, pom Yoiat=
Sane bis Sur sYounoalp<ape. ein9e9eoen BON BEN
Straseu= =Sur6brntss oem Stdots$e=
9iftraor am 4. Sanuar 1922 Der Setrag Der an2ez
iesen Retrd8e an9eSei9t, un9 oGB, weHu elei9e NIT
ben Soften uno Nus91ben uibt Dor ooer on oem /.
ausuftts74 beridati9, idJ beiGse Grunofh6e, Jte
iie natbfttbeno beibrebeu uuo anee9eben, an rer
Gsrtht6baustGire in Der Stdot Saltimore am 1.
auauf 1874 Nabmitta0s ubr, on ben Wetitb;es
teu6en seeeu SdorJabIung OFrtduieu peroe.
Die SerfdufsbeotH9uuaen hno-SaB Der ooer Hte
Siuier benz unterSei6neten inHerbGl6 "a StuHi IN
bejabIen, rpior9eHiaas bel @innebmer Die @rul oa
ftude fir 9fetnuns unb Soften bes eriten SduferS
iuieoer uertauien ioa.
OasRett Der @inloiun9 eritrett iih ali II Wont C
bonn Sertaufss3ag inoem Der Sduier oenSetro9 e6
3auiseIbes uuh ale auf 6eid9tcm 9i9enthum baften=
Den Steuern, uno Dcl6e pom lolhen Sauteru iet
Dem beiugten Bertauie uub Dor 6eId9ter GtnIoiuI
beSabIt Doroeu, jurHdSaglen, iolute allc nntUf'n
unb AusIageu, peIdbe in 6cr geborigen SeihaHur9
Hibter ooer oas Sreis9eriht pelhe Die @eriht
barfeit in oeiem S0ne babeu, nit 3tulen dui aucH
Summeu Su Der State uon 10 SSroSeHt pro SGbr bot
5aee Der 3lblun9 biz yum Gage Der Gialoiune~
Siebe Nbi6uitt 50, @dpite 4S3, G5eiee oes Staatt
plarplaub, gene6mi9t anti. IpriI 1874.
OnS uah1tebeub behre6ene Gruuoetgeuthulr
niro aruu6Snsfrei oertauft, wcuu Der Siuuebmcc
peldc Hadtiutereiie in oemelben ba6en, BON oielct
JhotInf1P n SeuutUiE oelekt miI0:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-03-21
Changers Statistical Bureau.

The Executive Committee of the
National Grange of Patrons Husband
ry, is maturing a plan for the forma-
ton of a statistical bureau in cOnnec-
ton with National Grange for the col
lection and dissemination of informa-
ton in regard to the condition of the
crops throughout the country. The
new bureau will be located at Wash
ington, ID. c., and in charge of ID. w.
Aiken, secretary of the State Grange
of South Carolina. The subordinate
Oranges will report direct 10 the State
Grange all Information of interest re-
lating to the crops, aud the different
State Oranges will report by telegraph
to the statistical bureau Of the order
at Washington.
The bureau will compile and sum
marlZe these reports into a monthly re-
port of the crops in all sections of the
country, and will simultaneously trans
NIT the report by telegraph monthly
TO all State Oranges, which in turn
will furnish it to every subordinate
Grange within its jurisdiction. This
information will not be furnished to the
press for publication, it being intended
exclusively for the benefit of members
of the order.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-03-21
A Grim Sequel.

The gay exercises of the carnival at
New Orleans were followed by "a tragi-
cal incident, The veritable Rex"
himself, in all the trappings of mock
royalty, and the paraphernalia of mimic
state, left the Mardi Gras ballroom on
the morning of the 18th and returned
to his residence. About s o'clock the
same morning a member of his family
entered the sleeping apartment of the
masquerader, and found that greater
king than the poor discrowned Rex
had invaded the chamber before, and
asserted his sway over its tenant. APP
oplexy had done its work in the night.
The king was dead.
The real name of the Rex of the car
nival was Col. A. w. Merriam. He
was the proprietor of the largest bill
lard saloon in the world, and seems to
have been held in much esteem, as his
funeral was magnificent pageant. His
end was sudden and sad, especially
when contrasted with the splendid
ephemereal glories of the day just pre-
ceding in which so much Of authority
had been yielded to him. So end all
the pageants, SO passes all the power,
which may be enjoyed in this world of
brief transit and of empty figures. The
poor king of the carnival, like the
proudest Emperor clothed with real
power, treads the same way marked for
all the sons of humanity towards the
common refuge of the grave. But the
incident of Rex's death is pregnant
with solemn lesson which should not
be lost on those who having ears, should
hear the warnings, and having eyes
should see the examples, with which
Providence reminds them that they too
are of clay, and are doomed to return
to the earth. their mother, for the deep
and dreamless slumber of the dead 3
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-03-21
The Candidates Greeting.
Sixth Division of the Chancery Court,

The Chancery Court for this, the Sixth
Division, Hon. c. q. SMITH, presiding, is
held at the following times and places:
HARTSvILLE, Trousdale county, LIST Mon
days of February and August.
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county, 4th
Mondays of April and LIST Mondays of No
vember.
GALLATIN, Sumner county, LIST Monday OF
June and Ash Monday of December.
LEBANON, Wilson county, 2nd Monday
of April and End Monday of October.
SPRINGFIELD, Robertson county, 4th
Monday March and Bird Monday in Septem-
Der.
DOVER. Stewart county, 2nd Monday in
February and 4th Monday in October.
ASHLAND CITY, Cheatham county, 3ri
Monday in January and End Monday in
August.
ARLINGTON, Houston county, 4th Mon
day in February and 4th Monday in August.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-03-21

All new subscribers who will pay
$500 in advance will receive the
CHRONICLE for one year, and enc
of McCormac's wholesale Rembrani
Pictures, beautifully framed and war
ranted to give satisfaction. Old sub
scribers who will pay all arrearages to
date and then pay $4.00 in advance,
will be entitled to the same.
These pictures retail at So 90, and
are worth the money, but the arrange
ment we have entered into enables us
to furnish the picture and the paper
for 81 90.
By our arrangement with Mr.. Nc
Cormac, we are enabled to offer to any
one sending us ten names and twenty
dollars in money, either a porcelain
picture, worth $500, or whole-sized
Rembrandt, $500.
IF ten names are sent with $500
each, each subscriber will be entitled
to one of the wholesale Rembrandts
and the getter up of the club to the
choice of the Rembrandt orthe Porce-
lain Picture.
To any one sending us forty names
and eighty dollars, we will give life
size picture-India Ink-worth s 30 90.
IF forty names are sent with 800
each. each subscriber will be entitled
to one of the wholesale Rembrandts,
and the getter up of the club to the
life-size India Ink Picture.
For fifty names and one hundred
dollars, we will furnish life size pic
ture, painted in colors-worth $4,000
If fifty names are sent with 800
each, each subscriber will be entitled
to one of the wholesale Rembrandts,
and the getter up of the club to the
life-size picture painted in colors.
Those getting up clubs will get the
same premiums as above by sending in
lists composed of both 500 and 800
subscribers-those paying $500 re-
ceiving both paper and picture, those
paying 500 receiving the paper only.
Parties entitled to these Premium
Pictures can have their own likeness
taken, or that of any member of their
family.
All of the above mentioned pictures
will be framed in elegant style and
furnished complete.
This offer is open for all clubs gotten
up any time between now and the LIST
of January, 1879.
In order to get our subscription list
paid up in advance, we will give those
getting up clubs the privilege of send
ing the names Of old subscribers when
such subscribers will pay all arrearages
to date, and then pay two dollars in ad-
vance.
We will continue to furnish the
CHRONICLE and COURIER JOURNAL for
s. % to all new subscribers, or to all
old ones who pay all arrearages and
then in advance. The drawing of the
ier-Journal embraces $4,000 in
presents, and all who subscribe be-
tween now and Dec. 81, 1874, will be
entitled TO ticket in the drawing.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-03-21
National Grange Fund.

a correspondent writing to the Wes-
tern Rural proposes to use the surplus
funds which have accumulated in the
treasury of the National Grange as the
basis of life insurance scheme for
the benefit of Patrons, to be known as
the Farmers Mutual Life Insurance
Association. which shall be organized
upon a solid foundation, and be under
the supervision of the Order, with
proper rules and regulations for its gov
eminent.
He believes with the funds which
have already accumulated, and a por-
ton of those which may hereafter
come into the treasury, with proper
management, it could soon be made
one of the safest institutions in Amer
lea, and it would be able to furnish in
surance to farmers at very liberal rates.
Rural S,H.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-03-21

AN exchange says: Compare the
publisher of newspaper, who has to
go all around the country to collect his
pay. to farmer who sells his wheat on
credit, and not more than a bushel to
any person. If any farmer will try the
experiment of distributing the pro-
ceeds of his labor over two or three
counties, with an additional one to two
or three distant States, for one year,
we will guarantee that he will never,
after that years experience, ask pub
Usher to supply him with paper a
year without the pay for il"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-03-21
General View Of the Tobacco Yield Of
1873.

The Philadelphia Ledger says
1.-The great mass of the tobacco crop
of the United States is raised chiefly
in Virginia and Kentucky, although
large quantities are grown in Mary
land, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and
other States. The crop this year in
Virginia, it is said, will be large, and,
though damaged by drought and other
causes, will be a good average one,
with much fine tobacco. In Kentucky,
with the exception of the Green River
District, the crop will be very good,
and in some places larger and better
than last year. In Indiana the yield
falls off about one-fourth, and is not
so good as last seasons. A similar
report of short crop and poor quality
comes from Illinois. Tennessee will
give a full average yield of fair quail
ty. Missouri will have an average
yield, but the crop will be materially
damaged in some localities. In North
Carolina the crop is large but damaged,
though the yield will be an average
one .E-.