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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
Municipal Election.
FOR MAVnR-

We are authorized to announce Mr.. SAN.
=. RAMEl, as a candidate for Mayor OF
Clarksville- subject to the Convention
which Is to be held Sept. 10, 1874
We are authorized to announce Mr.. JOHN
city, at the ensuing October election. sub
ject to a convention. 49,
We are authorized 10 announces Mr..
THOMAS H. LYMAN as candidate for
Mayor of GAINESVILLE. Election 10 take
place LIST Saturday in October next. Sub
Ject to Convention II oneis called.
We are authorized to announce VIII
LIAM p. KEESEE as a candidate for Mayor
of GAINESVILLE, at the next October election
Subject TO the decision of a Convention IL
one Is called.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22

THE only Radical elected to Con-
gress, from North Carolina, is a pure
sample of the African, but the cream
of the joke is that he beat the white
Radical who, at present, occupies the
seat. Though weare jealous member
of the white mans party, if we are to
be represented by Radical, in any ca
pacity we want him to be as black as
tar
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22

THE Convention will meet at the
Court House to-day to nominate can
didate to represent us in the lower
House of the next Legislature. We
hope harmony and unity will prevail,
and the best man be selected for that
position. Whoever receives the NOM
ination should receive the cordial and
united vote Of our people. Let us
have no division in the ranks, but
come up in solid column and elect the
choice made to-day.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
Saturday, September 10, 1874,
Commissioners Sale or Valua-
BILE Farm,

A. j. Shemwesl ct ais, VS.. Shemwell's Heirs
Petition for Sale of Land.
Pursuant to a decree of the County Court,
rendered at the August term, 1874, will, ON
Saturday September 10, 1874,
sell to the highest bidder, at the Court
house in GAINESVILLE, Tenn. a certain tract
of land situated inCivil District, No. 4.
bounded by BaynhaIn. Morris, REEVES and
others. and containing 2i3 acres, n plat and
full description of which will be shown on
the day Of sale. Said land belongs To the
heirs of Joseph Shemwell, de'd, and is sold
for division.
TERMs-Cash to pay costs and Attorneys
fees, balance on a credit of 6. II. Is, and ~
months, notes with good security required
bearing interest from date, and a lien re-
tanned for all the purchase money.
PETER ONEAI., Cl'k & Com'r.
Aug. p, T4-4w-pr. fee 50 80 ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22

The Memphis Ledger says that
thousands of white and black Radicals
now claim to have voted the entire
Bartlett ticket. This is human ma
ture. Ignore the whole dirty set as
voters, show them that you can and
will do without them, and, at once
they will begin to seek admission
into the ranks of the white party. a
close white organization will save much
money and some self-respect to white
candidates and their intriguing friends
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
FOR ALDERMAN.

We are authorized TO announce KOS
SUTH LIGON asa candidate for Alderman
Of the 4th Ward at the October election.
Subject to convention.
We are authorized TO announce PAT
RICK McCABE as a candidate for Alder
man in 81 Ward, at the next municipal
election in October
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22

THE Courier Journal, of the 18th,
publishes reports from correspondents
IN fifty counties of Kentucky. repre-
senting seventy-fve per cent. of the
entire crop of the State, which indi-
cate an unparalleled failure of the to-
bacco crop. The aggregate estimate
i deducted that the crop of 1874 will
be only thirteen per cent. Of the yield
of an average year, under the most
favorable future conditions.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
Good News for Taxpayers.
Special to the Union and American.

GALLATIN, Tenn, Aug. 1.-THE
important case of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad against Sumner
county, was heard to-day before Judge
Guild and decided against the road.
The question is the right to tax the
railroad in the county of Sumner.
The case was deliberately argued by
Judge McHenry for the State. Col.
Turner for the Cumberland and Ohio
Railroad, Judge Allen for the county
and Col. Head for the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. The deseision is
important as it will affect every road
in the State. An appeal was taken to
the Supreme Court. b.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
The following complimentary reso-

The following complimentary reso-
luton was offered and adopted by the
State Convention, last Wednesday:
Resolved, That His Exeellency, Jno.
c. Brown, having faithfully carried out
the principles clearly set forth in the
platforms upon which he was twice
nominated, is entitled to the gratitude
of the people for the able and efficient
manner in which he has executed the
high and delicate trust committed to
his keeping as Governor of Tennessee.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
Commissioners Sale or Land.
W. l.. Evans ct ais. VS.. Frances Evans ct al
Petition to Sell Land.

W. l.. Evans ct ais. VS.. Frances Evans ct ais
Petition to Sell Land.
Pursuant to a decree of the County Court
of Montgomery County, made at the Aug.
Term. 1874, / will offer for sale to the high
est bidder, ut the Court House IN Ciarks-
Vile, on
Saturday, September 10, 1874,
a certain tract of land lying in Civil Dist.
No. bounded by the lands of Lisenbee
Garrard, Ogburn and others, and contains
about 10 acres, a full description Of which
will be given on the day of sale. Said land
belongs to the heirs Of Hugh Evans, decd,
and Is sold for division among the heirs
Terms: One-fourth cash balance In one
and two years, the first note To have good
personal security. and q lien retained ON
the land until all the purchase money is
paid.
PETER ONEAL., OK & COm'r
Aug. p, 74-iw-pf 50 50.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22

THE Memphis Ledger says: Many
negroes now proclaim that hereafter
they will vote With their employers
and best friends, the white men. They
say the carpet baggers ale played out
in Memphis"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
Dissolution OF CO.Partnership.

The co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the firm
name of Gray & Kerr, this day expires by
Limitation. JAS. T. GRAY,
W. NJ. KERR.
August II, 1S74-2t.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
INGLESIDE FOR SALE.
will offer at public sale,
Tuesday, the sth day IL 's'ptember-

IL not sold privately before that day, my
farm In Montgomery county, Iennesf,ees
containing three hundred and fOTIy acres.
of the best land IL the Clarksviile Iooaect
pis,rsct-tyo { Rdred and forty acres hiEii-
" improved, Residence, al necessary oas
houseS Tobacco Barns. sc, one hundred
acres in timber This farsa u aine miles
from fslarksvflie, on the HOpk inSvfils>
Turapike. All the persensl property APP
imnlemenfs, Haas ehold furniture, &c. will
be sold at the same time
refer those Wishing TO purchase 20 CAPT.
VIII. A. Elliott, near this place. He villa
now the place 10 any onr and receive OF.
fers in my ! beence. his post Office Is Peach-
eris Mills Montgomery county Tenn.
JOHN E STURDIVANR.
JuIy L iSzf3mS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
Exhibition Of Agricultural Imple-
ments.

Thirteen Tennessee and Kentuek y
Oranges have selected Noah's Spring,
on the State line between the counties
of Christian and Montgomery, four
teen miles northwest Of GAINESVILLE,
to have a meeting on September Bird,
to afford the manufacturers Of all the
implements used in husbandry, to ex-
hibit and test the merits of their pro-
auctions, that farmers may select the
best. All Oranges and the public are
invited to attend. Speakers will be
invited and refreshments provided.
All papers friendly to the enterprise
are requested to copy.
n. l.. THOMAS,
w. A. ELLIOTT,
~ NJ. ANDERSON,
Corresponding Committee.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
To the Voters Of Stewart and Mont
gOmery Counties.

At the solicitation of quite a num-
Der of my friends in Stewart aud
Montgomery counties, | respectfully
submit my claims for the endorsement
of the people of two counties in con-
vention assembled, and pledge myself
to abide their discision. Should re-
ceive the nomination, shall endeavor
to obtain their support, and if sue
cessful serve them to best of my abil-
ity.
J. C. W. STEGER.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE.


The Teachers Institute, appointed
BY the State Superintendent to be held
in GAINESVILLE, convened on the 10th
and closed on the 18th inst. during
which time educational topics were
fully discussed, the most improved
methods of instruction presented, the
proper method of imparting instruc-
ton to pupils and of maintaining
school discipline handsomely exempli-
fed, and teachers and the public en-
tertained and instructed by the presen-
tation of such lessons and truths as
prove of incalculable benefit to them.
The attendance. owing to the excess
lively warm weather was not as full as
was expected, yet the teachers present
manifested the deepest interest in the
proceedings of the Institute and enter
ed into the discussion of educational
topics with undated interest through
out the session. The following con-
densed minutes give the proceeding.
of the Institute:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
CLARKSYlLLE WHOLESALE MARKET.

GRID up your loins for triumphant
victory in November next.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-08-22
MONDAY.

The Institute met at the appointed
hour and was called to order by Sup't
Whitfield, Prof. H. III. Smith. of Shell
byville, in the chair, pro tenn. The In
stitute then organized by electing N.
l.. Whitfield, President; j. U. Tyler,
Secretary, and John S. Lowe, Post
master. The secretary was requested
to enroll the names of the teachers
present which are as follows:
7. S. Trigg, B. w. Humber, J. H
Gold, j. U. Andrews, q. G. jackson
J. X. Taylor, Prof. N. L. Whitfield
j. q. Tyler, Prof. III. III. Smith, John
S. Lowe, Prof. w. r.. Garrett, Prof. J
T. Richardson, Il. I'll. Whitfield, w
H. Fessey, j. w. Whitfield, j. s
Jones, A. l.. Perry, W. j. Powers
Mrs. Lizzie Bib, Mrs. Ann NJ. Car.
lyle, Miss Sallio A. Lyle.
The nature and objects of Teachers
Institutes wereiully explained by Prof
III. H. Smith, who next took up the
subject of geography, and in a clear
and forcible manner explained hi,
method of teaching geography by maj
drawing. The subject was handled in
a mastery manner, and his method
will not fail to ensure thoroughness on
the part of pupils.
AT 2:30 in the afternoon, the Insti
tute was again called to order and the
subject of the morning taken up and
the merits of the method discussed al
some length by the members of the
Institute, after which several queries
taken from the post-office were read
and lively discussions ensued.
, 1874-04-14

0uhe at tho tfmo Of tho virginius Outrage Is 30
VOL Known, was . passenger On tho htehner
from Bermuda.
:3;-prepstations are making by tho swiss popu-
lstton OF Now York to celebrate shooting fca-
tval simultaneously with tho celebration Of Tho
Jubilee OF tho Federal Shooting Boclcty, in
2oth, 1lat 22d, md 23d Of July, ut tho Union
scl,itzon Park, New JoraeY.
Nicholas Cass, blacksmith, Of Duhuquc, as-
saultcd man namol 1Ehllngor with d tongs In
wlitoil ho waa holding rod bot iron ring. Ehn:
badly buraod. Gauss, . little ill. O@'"' "''1
-olarlea stotsou, an omrloyo in rostnr,-
rant IN Eant Saginaw, Mich, foil from tho chatr
On which ho waa sitting. about o'clocs yostcr-
day attcrnoon, and whom taken up waB found TO
10 dead. Excessive drinking was incidentally
the causa Of death. 8totson haa aistor In Do
troit.
"a dispatch from tho hlosars. gtubblohold, Of
Mclean County, who wont to Europe Home
wceka atnce for tho purpose Of importing num-
ber OF Norman horsos to 1linois. sthtos TINT they
c1poos to sail from Franco about the middle Of
this woel.
, 1874-04-14
The 3" EUROPE" DISASTER.
,tOonttnuc11 from tho First rnau.>

pualled back, and would not DO permittoa TO 60
On boatd Of hot. He says tho ofIcerr of tho
'Yo saved the mails, but Tiny would not allow
% to baso tho bsgRago. Tho Captain Of tho
droeco promised to allow mo to 20 On board tho
noxs morning, but did not do. Bo.r Oapt. Lam
ario did not change his elothos after
gottin9 On board The arooco, not boing willing
which tho officers Of tho dreoec had acted. 1Io
attributoa tho loa1 to The tisarrangemonts Of tho
plates. Capt. Thomas, uf tho dreeoe, demos
yory emphatically tho statement that tho Frenoh
board bis ehip. Tho matter il likely 10 como
under investigation Gro long.
, 1874-04-14
.&u[clnE.

Special D;spatsh to the Chicago Tribune.
aoSeil psomincnt @ % Politician IN Ills lis" coapty' au
committed suicide at his home this afternoon,
q fow miles from this city, by hanging himself
in his workshop. He WAS momber of tho
County Court under whoso rule tho Court-Houso
only n,eznber who protested against tho Court
House being built. The cause assigned for the
net waa family difficulties, which produced tena-
porary insanity.
Special Ditpatch to The Chfeago Tribune,
DAysNpoa7, Ia, April 13.-An old German
named Charles N. Brown. living near this city.
committed suicide Saturday evening, by opening
an artery IN bis right hand, aud thon b|eod-
child wns the cause. He was G3 yoara Of age.
His wife committed 8uioide about i've yeara ago.
, 1874-04-14
FORElCN.
Passage Of the Ecclesiastical Bills in
tho Austrian Roichsrath,
Wllorc,lpon All tho Catholic Bisll-
ops Retire.
AUSTRIA.

HU6ITkIz4s
VIENNA, April 18.-:rho Emperor Francis
Joseph Inns sont conotlintory roply. 10 tho popoa
rocont protost against tho Ecclesiastical bills. 1t
IL undorstood TINT tho opposition Of tho Vatican
Is morc1y formal.
Tho Upper House OF tho nelchrath to-day
pnassod tho EccloBinstioal bills, whoroupon the
Bishops withdrew in body
, 1874-04-14

At tho Grand para Exposition, 1861 tha hrst-prixa
modal was awarded tho Mesars. Durypa, manufacture
ora Of Duryeas Satin dlosa starch," aud Duryea's
Improved coru aaEch, for tile perfection Of quality
Of heir goods The hrat-pe!zc medal wea ALSO award
1865; Hamb urg, 1868; Amsterdam, 1860; IIayre,
1864 baltimore, 1850 PonnBylyanta btate Fair, 1903
Northern Ohio Fhir, 1870 Interstate Fair, ptts;
etc It, therefore, stands recommended without COM
n1ent Of tie makers, - tbs dest skarch III s wartd
, 1874-04-14

CnHo OF ullng, tho Wouid.13o Lifo.Hn.
8tfrnncp SsvinNtcrs

CnHe OF Ullng, tho W0rfd.13o Lifo.Eu.
atirnnco SsvinNicrs
Special Diapatch 10 Tbs Chicago 11tbAns
New YonR, April 13.~-Tho detectives suc-
cecded to-day in arroating Louisn GormH, who
was the confederate Of DR.. Ultng In tho attempt
to swindlo tho McechantB Llfo-InBuranco Com
pany out OF 100000. On tho way to tho police
headquarters, whore sho was 1ooked up, aho wns
worry communicative, aud gavo full and Btratght
forward atory Of Uliug's plot. She said she
formed tho Doctors acquaintance Bome time ago,
while Hervant in tho fRlui1y In whose ho,lsp he
had an Office. They became intimate. and ho
offered TO marry her. He had Buggcstcd to hor
tho plan OF having their llyea Jointly Insured,
and by her Stimulating death, and going through
tho forms Of a funeral, they could dofraud lilo
Company Of tho amount Of the policy f:r; .,
TIE DOCTOR wAs TO MARRY HER,, !.
and with the proceeds Of thor l-gotton galnsth
woro to return to Germany. she Bays that when
The time cano for tlom to carry out their plana
Ulng Rhitonod her face to givo II doath-like
appearance, and she
LAY RIGID N BED
ct tho houao whoro they livod, while thoir fow
1rtenda took what thoy supposed to bo their lust
look upon her, Uling himaelf measured her,
Tho undertaken at length camo, bearing ootfin,
and as they woro making preparations to place
her In 1t sho sprang from the bod, having be-
como terrified at tho thought OF
BEING PLACED IN COFFIN.
Tho nndortaker was badly frightened, but tho
Doctor soon quietod bis fears, and an offer OF
$3.50 to assiss In carrying out tho swiudlo oyor-
came his acruples. Thia 1ed thetn to change
their plane, and, instead OF putting tho young
woman In the box thoy packed 1t with
ENOUGH BRICK TO REPRESENT HER WEIGHT.
Tho only persons beside herself who wore cog
INFANT Of the fraud she says, ,were DR.. Uliug, lis
!wifo. and tho undertnkor. On being confronted
with her, Fcricac, tho undertaken, oorroborated
her in everything. All tho pIottefs aro locked
up at headquartors.
, 1874-04-14
Railroad Contract Ernuds.

Eptcinl Dftpatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune,
LAponrE, Ind, April ls.-Laat Saturday, at
Walkortowp, William P. Moreapher. contract
burg &c Chicago Railway Company, Indiana
Division, waa arr eatod under q charge OF obtain
ing money under false protenaos Tor tios from
said Company. His examination was had before
him In bonds in tho sim OF 5000, to apswer said
ohargo at tho no1t term OF tho 81. Joseph Circuit
Court. -. :.
, 1874-04-14
TELEGRApHtc BREVtTIES.

The conspiracy Case against Ross, Grier, aud
Dickson, OF Pittsburgh, has at laat beon brought
TO close, and resulted in the discharge Of all
Of tue defendants,
-James BhoaG, editor Of tue Paris {I1t.) Ga
zette, died On Sunday, Of morphine administered
by himaslf.
-Capt. Ln'rH9l T.orra'"r, OF tho nrItish
taau-of-wnr Niol-, 7llo =. I'll at s..,,.;,y, 10
, 1874-04-14

Special Dlspalch @ {ke Chicago Tribune,
DLooa1NaToN, ILL.,, April 13.-A sewing
mnchine agent, named Young, travelling tor Joe
scibierd. ngent for tho Howe machine, has vic
ttmized his employer to tho oxtont Of several
selling mach,nes pooketing tho cash. and turn
ing over to scibiord notes on fictitious parties.
Ho has loft town.
John Keys, Jr., who stole horse last No7em3
bor from Supervisor Henderson. in Towanda,
was arrested Saturday in the latter place and
lodged in jail hero.
, 1874-04-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YonR, April 13.-The steamship Greece,
with the rescued passengors and crow Of tho
nunkon steamship Europe, is just signaled from
Sandy Hook.
Moy11LE, April 13.--stcamship Dorian, from
New York, has arrived.
NEW YonK, April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nhein, from Bremen.
PonrLAsp, ME-, April 13.-Arrfved-BteAu-
ship Caspian, from Liyorpool.
, 1874-04-14

ALTON.
special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ALroa, H., April 1a,-Tho special elootlon la
occAsionod BY tho suicide OF Judge Brown,
passed of quietly to-day, and as far as rcturua
arc received this evening, tho Indications arc
TINT A. Fl, Gambriil will bo elected by hand
aome ma1ority. !
, 1874-04-14

PARIS, April 1s.-Thc Government hns issued
acrcular prohibiting attaoks by tho newspapers
upon tue aeptennat, and declaring TINT President
MoMNhon'H powers are inconteBtib1e.
, 1874-04-14
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, .. G., april 13-From Missouri
and Kanaas northward over Minnesota and
Dakota, north to west winds, falling Temperature.
and clear and clearing weather, which conditions
will oxtond eastward over tho Upper Luke
Region.
LOCAL. 0BsEnvATIoH.
, 1874-04-14

1A31S*Ns&VHk kk0VVE1Ht
o1No1NsAT1, April 13.-At 10 o'clock tonight
robbers attacked tho house Of Michael D,D,4ep.
situated in lonely place called the Limo Kiln
Hollow, Walnut Hills, within tho city limits, and
s;everely Il bent o'brien's wife, fractnripg her
arrested for the oiIense.
, 1874-04-14
SPAIN.

- MAnn.p, April 13.-The Carltst force .boforo
dofona Ana retired, tho municipal authorIttos
having paid thom 100, 300 reals.
, 1874-04-14

New YonK, April 13.-1n quarrel growing
out Of game Of cards last night, Thomas Cor
bett, a coaohman, fatally shot Thomas Laddy,
plaBteror
, 1874-04-14

Reedts Tomp1e Of Music, Chicago.
NaW pianos, $50 cash; balauco, $2b per mouth.
Now organs, $2s cash balance. tl6 per month.
Warranted to suit or mousy refunded.
e :. !:.Ja nrd organs taken in exchange,
, 1874-04-14
RRAzTT,

PARIS, April 13.-Advicos from Rio Janciro re-
port that tho Brazilian Government Inns pnrdoned
tho Bishop Of pernarnbuco.
, 1874-04-14

ROCKFORD.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, April 13.-The 1censo-tickot
was elected 'hore In every ward to-day, and tho
ladies' crusade bus como to naught. As final
resort, they tasted aud prayed from morning TIL
night to-day, but King Alcohol tfiumphed by
large majority.
Special Diepakch to The Ch&caao Tribune,
KALAMAZOO, Mich, April 13.-All parties united
n the following union ticket to-day, which was
May, President Of The Village; aud Charles 3.
Dayton, 7. R. Sherwood, j. J. Perrin, and
Jacobua K. Wagner, Councilman. A light vote
was pollel,
, 1874-04-14
POLITICAL,


The mnssnc1lMaotts SeEantorahip.
Boston, April 13.-Tho twenty.second ballot
for United statoB Senator resuited as follows
Whole number Of votes cast, 210; necessary to
g. chotco, 10; Dawes, 63; Hoar, ia; Curtis.
Ga Adams, IL; Bullock, IS; Banka, 2; bnnford,
.; Waaaburn, 8; Whittier, Learned, and Pitmen'
, 1874-04-14

Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune
MoGaEoon, Ia, April ia. D. Wright OF
Cresco, H., ID accused by tho Croaco Plan6lcaler
Bros. Wright has boen employed for some
yonrs as collecting agent for tho above named
firm
, 1874-04-14

MARRIAGES.
BILLION tho nth tnst., at the
ht.hops chepol. At .. bx ne Right Roy; Bishop
, 1874-04-14

DARTrEB 1IAYIN1 HOUSES OR STORES 70
ront on tho Weat Bido will find It to thor advantage
elasa tetients Eantipa se,ao from Me{ YVES tAldo
MAd1fan at. " " '"--
, 1874-04-14
MfHOEI,LANEOUS.

4 FRENCH LADY FROM PANla WI511EB 70
IL communicate ni(h WHOLESALE for MAX
inF e1cus!ely drsas patterns cut out Of tho CLOTH
, 1874-04-14

West Side.
XXI WEST wASHINGCQN-BT.-D AND
1OO2 roon, $5t q por Woek; day board, 81.
o7O WAnREN.AY. FlRST.CLASS BOARD IN
pfrata family for sfuGe gouttotnan. Ons htock
from MAdison.st. carr.
Q3f WEST WASiIfN0T0N.ST.-A 'FRONT.' on
OLE back parors with Or without board; room for
fow table b0erders.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-08
IoUA1 xzscE1LANI:

II
"a arsssds V Hon, z. B. Hniest, g sssth
Carolina, ha. been postponed until Saturday
oseniny, ct o'clock.
Judge Cartier, during the December term Of
sSs Sriminal gSIst imposed On liquor cases nne'
Icussa alley has won tie s'banner Of crime; " BY
last ssssshsasss stfess a The esty. I.
Eight caIlmakers and twenty-five lsborers
mont and recruiting T On s rs afternoon.
IL MatA Ma6hg.sa S1ndias 4sseaistsen hsid
psss cent
The work on the new ship Nipsic: nov being
built q the navy yard, u progrss.tng rsp!dly.
About half her frsme.vork y up, and considera.
:h.gs. 20 b Put Ia position when the frame is
0n Tuesday afternoon, about 8 O'Clock. . little
child Of Thoma. Stoas, fesiding 1t No. 1908 Sey-
lamp and =. Il: !nsats q IL a Iss
" was extirguishsd By Le1.enant Noonan and
the nsighbors without an alarm being sounded. 4.
oana sss ss sssT GsHs 1:s!
nue and z street; oren.' He aroused tie family
~ I, 10 b. n.n
The members or Columbia r.. A. Chapter, No
4, last evening presented Past High Priest J. II.
yoehurn vita Q handsome Past High Priests
diamonds: isd @ e. tho s once which
E1r the past year no has filled with dignity and
The following transfers Of real estate have been
nm ie since las: report: Rose Tighlmal to Ev, r.
Meyer. lot 4 square M tfoo; John T. Lcnunan to
jacob A; Walker, lot l, square north Of square
~, 80; Robert Armour to Hiram W. jackson,
lot Is, square 13& tl,600; Thos. Gassaway to Jas.
N. Smith, lot II squate n, - 900; Alfred Cart
wright Ct o.. tp Julia Cartwright, .eorsideratiou,
love and affection and 4s" halt part lot %, in Ho.
mcadsadlttIon 70 Georgetown; VIM. w. Goddard
g Ihos. II. Williams, lot lettered @, square Isl,