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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25
Clarksyille, Tenn.

We paid a visit to the city Of Clarks-
vile, Tennessee, last week. We were
much pleased with the city, which is
certainly one of the finest and most
prosperous, of its population, to be
found in any State. The merchants
and business men of Clarksville, are
large minded, liberal spirited class
of men. They understand the value
of advertising, and put their business
before the people through the columns
of their own ably and admirably con-
Quoted papers-the CHRONICLE and
Tobacco Leaf. A review of the col
umns of the Witness this week will
show the liberal spirit of the Clarks-
vile merchants and their earnest offers
to the people of Todd county to in
crease trade. We feel satisfied that
our citizens will find trip to Clarks-
vile not only exceedingly pleasant but
absolutely profitable. We learned
from almost every merchant with
whom we conversed, that the old trade
of Todd county to that city is being
rapidly resumed and increased. These
communities are old neighbors and
good friends. They can, and should
be, mutually of service to one another
in trade and traffic, and we trust the
friendly spirit now existing between
these people will continue and mature
into still larger mutual benefits.
Clarksville has practical advantage
from the Cumberland river, to furnish
cheap goods-chesper than railroads
can furnish. Then there is a great
deal of wealth in the city, and the
schools, churches, and order of the pop
ulation, render it one of the most de
sirable localities for residence in th'
whole Southwest all these fact
must tell still more powerfully upor
the improvement and future prosperit!
of one of the neatest, loveliest ant
most healthful little cities in the land
Elkton (Ky.) Witness, ApriI9.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25

A BANKRUPT MATTER" Sambo,
what your piniOn OBJ de bankrupt
law ?"
"Tink um fus-rate, Pompey. just
splain him's principles"
Why, you see here, now, just len
me dat half dollar you got for white
washing"
Pompey hands him the money. and
Sambo deliberately puts it into his
pocket.
"Dere den, now, l owes de shoe
maker three shillings, and you halt a
dollar, besides de grop-shOps bill. Now
dis half dollar am all de property L
got l devides him aceordin' to de
debt" :,
Sambo 1 takes dat half dollar
back"
Sambo, with amazement. you tInk
dis chile green? You gifts 20 share
wild de oder creditors"
Sambo was quite as honest as some
others.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25

For Pure Drugs, Chemicals
Patent Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Window
Glass, Pure Wines, Brandy,
Whisky, Fine Tea and Spices
call on OWEN & MOORE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25
In a little more than an hour he re-
turned and heard nv new catalopue 4

In little more than an hour he re.
turned and heard my new catalogue.
That is good, that is goodl" he re.
peated "but that is not all; go on =
and so for three long days he placed
that fish before my eyes, forbiddine
me to look at anything else, or to use
any artificial aid. Look, look, look, y
was his repeated injunction.
This was the best chronological
lesson | ever had,-a lesson whose
influence has extended to the details OF
every subsequent study; q legacy the
Professor has left to me, as he has left
it to many others, of finestimable value,
which we could not buy, which we can
not part with.
A year afterward, some of MS were
amusing ourselves with chalking out
landish beasts on the museum black
board. We drew prancing starfishes I;
frogs in mortal combat; hydraheaded
worms, stately crawfishes, standing on
their tails, bearing aloft umbrellas /;
and grotesque fishes with gaping
mouths and staring eyes. The Pro-
fessor came in shortly after, and was
as amused as any at our experiments.
He looked at the fishes.
Hamulons, every one of them"
he said Mr.. - drew them"
True; and to this day, if / attempt
fish, can draw nothing, but hamu-
Ions.
The fourth day, second fish of the
same group was placed beside the first,
and | was hidden to point out the re-
semblances and differences between
the two another and another followed,
until the entire family lay before me,
and whole legion of jars covered the
table and surrounding shelves; the
odor had become a pleasant perfume
and even now, the sight of an old, six
inch, worm-eaten cork brings fragrant
memories.
The whole group of hemulons was
thus brought in review; and, whether
engaged upon the dissection of the in
ternal organs, the preparation and ex-
animation of the bony framework, or
the description of the various parts,
Agassiz training in the method of OBJ
serving facts aud their orderly arrange
ment was ever accompanied by the ur-
gent exhortation not to be content
with them.
Facts are stupid things" he would
say, until brought into connection
with some general law"
At the end of eight months, it was
almost with reluctance that / left these
friends and turned to insects but what
| had gained by this outside expert
ence has been Of greater value than
years of later investigation in my ia
vorlte groups.-Erchdnge.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25

THE Patrons of Husbandry, of the
State of Georgia, have established a
"Direct Trade Union" with a capital
of $4,000. They met in Atlanta,
on the 9Th inst. and after electing a
permanent Board of Directors and
officers, passed the following resOlu-
ton:
Resolved, That we look with special
favor and qualification upon the efforts
which are being made to establish the
Liverpool, Savannah and Great West
ern Transportation Line, and all other
efforts for the establishment of direct
trade between Southern ports and
foreign consumers of our product, and
we will give to them our hearty mora
and business support.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25

THE surgeons of the Confederate
army and navy are to hold a eonven-
ton at Atlanta, Georgia, on May 20,
for the purpose of embodying in per-
manent form the important medical
and surgical facts brought out by their
war experience.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25

AN old bachelor has been deferred
from committing matrimony in the
following way: Thinking over the
subject, and particularly the expenses
Of maintaining a family, he set the ia
bic in his lonely abode with plates for
himself and imaginary wife and
children. He then sat down to dine,
and as often as he helped himself to
food he put the same quantity on each
of the other plates, and surveyed the
prospect, at the same time computing
the cost. He is still bachelor.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25

THE Cincinnati Times says Ne5u.
chadnezzer was not the first Granger.
Eve made quite reputation in the
apple business, and broke up Adam
monopoly, and was also the very first
to patronize husbandry.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25

THE Hawkins County Court has
levied, for school purposes, 10 cents on
the Sl0O of personal property, l0 cents
on privileges, and % cents on polls.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25

Depot for all Patent Medl-
cines-Simmons' Liver Reg
ulator, Vinegar Bitters, Hos
letters Bitters, Rangum
Root Liniment, Danforth's S
Sanative Dentifrice, etc. We
sell ALL PATENT MEDICINES,
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at
manufacturers prices.
OWEN & MOORE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25

"He handled a gun earelessly, and
put his angel plumage on, is an obit-
uary which appears in a western paper.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25

Try Byers' Extract Vanil-
la and Lemon and you will
use no other.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-25

use no other.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-12
FACTS AND FANCIES FOR THE
LADIES

When is young lady Ike whale
When she's pouting.
There is but one baby at Kelion. Oregon.
and the neighbCrs take turns borrowing 1t.
The life of an honest man is leoutiful
poem anI every Luman being who reads
it feels better. stronger, more Lopeiul for It.
A ieweler adver,isas that lie has some
precious stones for disposal, adding tina;
they sparkle Ike the tears OF young
wilcw."
That water will ind its eve! was recent
ly shown at Marion, Ohio. where on CHRIST
mas day, Mr.. John c. Water was mar
-ied to a Miss Caroline Level
What contrast there sometimes is be
tween the adjective and its adverb. For
example, read, The one who is coustln: in
love, and The ere who is constantly in love.
''BuiIding castles in Spain, Mr.. ; p said
the landlady to Spiecr, who was theoght
fully regarding his breakfast cup. No
ma'am,' saii Spicer, ''only looking over
my grounds in Java"
A woman in New York who had th'
measles. a short time ago, has recovered
bu. has entirely lost her power of speech
hearing and all other organs being appar
emily unimpaired. TIE streets in the in
fected district present May day appear
anee. Husbands from ali parts Of tie CT
have engaged quarters, an5 are ulcvin
tsel. hele meets ;rtg lie y;ci. y.
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STATE kEWS.

Brown county has seven insane persons IN
is iail
Grace church. Na,Ii.on. /. u have. chin G
Of nine bells
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re'e''eo '"e "i'Pol"'L''N' u e"1e. - -
'in'' ne passing ''' o's' 'N''''''' '''''-
oil t"e asPi'an's.
Juira Mann has bear aaoo;ntcl bv Gov
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Major Mcfarland, Of the engineers, now
on duty at ChattanoZa, Tenn, has been
detailed by the secretary Of war 70 pass
over the Isrhmus routes. and will probably
he accom- panied by Cap. ". II. lIiner,
Mr. Malten, civil engineer OF New Orleans,
Molnor Roberts, late engineer Of the
Northern Pacific railroad, AMI Mr.. Stand
ley. of the Hoosac Tunnel. have been IN
vited TO accompany the party. Tive weeks
are to be spent on the Napipi route, 1t is
expected that the entire examination will
be ccmE leted early in April.
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
Mr. Alison, viii at the ne1t meeting OF
Tie joint committee on library, offer a res
olution requesting the cong es~ional library
to be kept Jpen Sun lays.
-uE CIVIL RIGHTS EILL.
The House Committee on the judiciary
have dccilci 10 report back iavorably the
Civil Right. bill upon the FIRST call of the
committee. II i now expected that the
words SCHOOLS and colleges" viii be str,ck
en- OUT. Mr.. Wilson, Of Indiana, Las cfered
an amendment, v hich is favorab'v consider
eG, prope>ins to postpone the time upon
which the bill shall 60 into elect until after
the meeting o. Legislatures in the several
States where nike schools exits.
INDIAN CyEMIsSIONER SMITH
The Investigating committee appointed
to examine into the condition of Z. P
Smith. commissioner of Indian affairs, in
connection .ith certain land transact, ons
in Minnesota, viii p-escu. their report IN q
few days. The committee completely ex.
onerate Mr. Smith,
GE>ERAL Eow.RD's TRIAL
The court Of inquiry in the case OF Gen
eral Q. Q. Howard VII, it IS expected. b.
appointed about March !. The selection
Of the FIVE who are 10 constitute the court
is 70 be nlado from the following officers
Of a rank superior TO General Howard:
Gems Sherm4ns Sheridan, Pope, NrDo-
well, sc'Iol"ll, Meic~, Eaton, Sherman vii
be president.
THE FoRTIFICATIoN BILL
VIII bC next in orler after the army LII
The fortiication estimates are over 81, 500, :
600. They We're reduced By the revision
committee to sl,600,000 The committee
have further reduced i. to 100000.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Representatives are receiving numerous
letter. rrom workiogmen's unn2ns, protest
in- against reduction in the arprorria
fions for public buildings on tIro ground
that such reduction would cause great
suffering and perpetlate tic panic.
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Guardian Sale.

TN PROBATE-MANIT0W0C COUNTY
L COURT
Ia the nasttsr Of the estate Of Wallace B.
Jones, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that By virtua and
in pursuance Of an Order Of License
made in said matter on the 9th day
Of Februarv, A ID. 1874. By the County
Court of said County. the undersigned Guar
dian Of the minor heir Of said Wallace 3.
Jones deceased. will, on Monday tt ID day
Of March. \. D. 1874, at ten 0 clock in the
forenoon IF said day, ut the Office Of the
County Judge, in the City Of Manitowoc, in
said County. offer for sale at public vendGe,
the fol!owing described lands, to-wit The
east half nf the west half Of the north west
Quarter Of section number Twenty (2o) town.
ship number nineteen 10 Of range number
twcnty-four "a and the vest sgvsn-eighths
| fT-s} Of the west half Of the east half Of said
section. township and range. The terms Q.
/ sale CASH.
I Dated 1t Maai:owoc, the 9th day Of Feb
: -uarv. 4 y. 1874.
-, I A w TorEs Tgl-ii1r
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AdHainistratriE Sale.
TN PROBATE, MANIT0W0C COUNTY
! COURT.
In the matter Of the estate Of Dennis Judge

TN PROBATE, MANITOWOC COUNTY
F.! COURT.
In the matter Of the estate Of Dcrni. Judge
deceased
Notice is hereby given th.t by virtue and
in pursuance o. an order of License, made
in said matter, on tho 22i day Of December,
A D. 1878. by the County Court Of SAID
comfy. the Undersigned Admin stratri1 Of
estate Of Dennis judge, deceased, will. on
Monday the ID day Of February, 4. u 1874, &,
| at ten o clock in the forenoon or said day at
the Office the County Judge, in the Cily
! Of Manitovoc in said County, offer for Sale
! at Public Ven luc, the follo~:i. described
Lands. ;o--i.: T;.e undivided half part of
/ the East half @ Northeast quarter of Sec
tior seventeen IN. Township twenty-five
/ t22) East. County Of N-nitowoc, Nisconsin.
| The Terms OF Sale Cash.
MARGARET JDpGE. AGmIni.tratrir.
| Dated at Manitowoc, the 22d day Of pecern-
! her, A. D 1873.
! The above sale ia hereby adjourned till
! Monday, the 9;h day Of February, 4. y.
! 1874, at ten o'c,ock in the forenoon Of said
/ day, at the Office Of the County Judge in the
| City Of Manitowoc in said County.
MARGARET JUDGE. Administrative
| Dated at Manitovoc the 81 day Of February
! A. D. 1874.
The above sale is hereby adjourned till
Monday, the OBJ day Of March A. D. 1874.
| at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of .ajd day, n
the Office Of the County Judge in the City Of
| Manitowoc in slid County.
MARGARET JUDGE, Administratr'E.
| Dated at Manitowoc the Ilth day Of Feb
ruary, A. b, 1874, su8-6w
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a Powerful Bird
An Interview with the Neyy XSrk
Flying GnchiEe-

A correspondent Of the Albany Argus
writes from Auburn, n \.
The love for the marvellous and wonder
ful, associated with the inquisitiye cement
SO predominant in the minds and characters
Of mankind, finds for itself an item Of no
common interest in the construction CT
"fring machine" now taking place in one
of our pleasure parks.
l will not, therefore, preface my COM
municatiOn with u history of aeroHautic
trials and triumphs, but erdeavor to give
you brief, detailed description Of our rara
drtS. The motive power Of this mechan-
ism (the invention Of Mr. Hunt is steam,
utilized and made available by one OF
Silsby's small, rotary engines. The power
is by means Of bevel gearing communicated
/ directly to upright shafts which re7olsc in
opposite directions. To the outer shaft
which j. of hollow construction. is attach
Cd a set of wings, four in number, and Of
/ the following Gimcntions Width ct inner
/ end, next to Shaft, nine feet; v nidth a. out
er end, six feet; lergtl, twelve feet, thus
giving an average Of about one hundred
square feet to each propeliing blade or
wing, or from 400 to 500 square feet Of
| rropsllng surface. I use the term 'pro-
pelling surface adviscdly, for each win,
is so detected as to remind one forcibiY of
tugs propeller. To the second shalt,
I which is placed inside the outer one, is
another Get Of wings precisely Ike those
already described. These two sets Of
wings, revolving in opposite directions, so
as to overcome any rotary tendency Of the
whole mechanism, are supposed to screw or
/ bore them selves into the surrounding al =
! nosphere with a velocity CT eb ut l5C rev
olutioGs per minute, aad consequently lift
! the apparatus with its water tank, boiler,
engine, and conductor, into the ethereal
! space. For the purpose Of guiding the
fabric through the mir. the conductor can
placed at right angles to those already de-
seribed, and working in the same manner
through gearing connected with The motive
power The course, or direction, Of the
whole being guided y wide vane or ru!.
der, at the control and will ofthe operator
have thus imperfectly ani briefly endeav.
ored to convey an iIea OF v hat cur flying
machine is like, and should the ascension
which is to take lace at no distant day
prove a success, or even partially so, yor
viii hear from me again. The flying
machine, " hen in the air. viii be a. grpa
novelty as FulU1n's steamboat on tin
Hudson river, ltpresents BOW somethin:
OF the appearance of = turrst tower 70
monitor carving above it mast Of a YES
>el with spars attached and sWingin
4 it, with a hs,loon basket suspended under
meath. If Barnum coulI get lease of
r there would be assured success Of the Ut
1 dertaking.
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VOI.XV-NO.2O.

Mr.. Sawyer said each member now had
TX COP es, and this was great expense
lie moved to re refer 20 the committee on
state afairs.
The motion to table taking precedence,
was put aud carried by vote Of IL to
%.
Az oPEN DOOR FOR BUsINEss.
The Senate resolution authorizing con-
mittecs 70 report bills of subjects which
were referred t. them IN or before February
7tI,, prior TO February 18th, after some
suggestion of amenlments by Messrs
Bingham and Sawyer, was laid ever TIL to-
morrow.
Bills were passed to pre-erioe the mode
Of issuing commissions; take the deposition
or nou-resileuts; to prevent abuses 10
change Of venue, etc
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POINTS.
The murder will out. The new
murderers will out.

The old murder will out. The new
murderers will out.
4 Lille Washington nevsbor ant;c.pa-
ted Christmas b. presenting his mother
with r s65 sewing machine, after paying
her SO per week Ionrd, al from bis earn
ings since March last, and he has attended
school regularly every day at that.
Dean Swift hearing ,. = carpenter fail
ing through the sc.iIIljios Of house
which he was engaged in repairing, dryly
remarked that be liked to see . mechanic
90 through his work promptly.
The Missouri HarrisoniaH ndvertjses
four hundred and twenty COW bells fer
sale, and explain. that it took them from
d hardware man in payment for job work.
A youth from the backwosds followed
letter Carrier over lis entire rou:e in Bur
lingtou the other day, watching him open
the mail-boxes on tn. lamn-post.. in the
vain hnpe of discovering the secret Of max
ing gas
The eelored men Of Kentucky, in con
vention assembled ut Lexington, actually
throw cut n hint that circumstances might
arise in the dispensetion Of wise Prori
dence which would warrant them in saying
that they are nor the property of the Re-
publican party.
Two persons were cnce di-puiin- so
loudly on tie Subject OF religion, that thew
a~oke big dog which had been sleeping on
the hearth before them, and forthwith bark
ed most fnriously. An old divine present,
who had been quietly sirring his tea while
the disputauts were taking, gave the dog
kick, and exclaimed, ''IioI your tongue,
yoa know no more abou: it than they dot"
Holding the Stakes.-A fellow on the
race-course was staggering about will more
liquor than he conid carry
Halo. what is he matter nov? said .
chap whom the inebriatel in1i7iJn,! had
just ran against
"Why-hlck-why, the fact is n 10. Of
my friends haze been betting liquor OF
the race to day, and they have got me to
hold the stakes
a divine (Rev. Mr.. + -, whose
heart IS as full Of loving kindness as his
head is of wit and learning) vas settled in
the town Of, in Mid3l-.cx county,,
Massachusetts. On the first Sabbath fol-
lowing, after morning service, enc of the
deaoons introduced him to rarisbionor:
/ MIR. R, allow me to introduce
you to Mr.. P, he is one Of the pil
/ lars of our church,
Indeed" said Mr.. R. IL observed
! Mr.. P; during the sermon, and il
/ occurred to me then that be was one of tie
| sleepeTsr
/ They seem bound to crush the printing
fraternity out ofsight in this country. Post
master gcneralissimo Crcswell has ordered
that if any publisher, in dcing up his mail,
uses a piece of manuscript for wrapper
the package must &c charged at letter pos.
/ tacf. Thus, one by one, the prin'er'.
anciert righ.< are trodlen under the foot cf
this ruthless dcspot. What man caa run
country printing Office and not use his
/ old manuscript for wrappers? Croswe" viii
next require that the paste used in stick
ing the wrappers shall be made of buck
wheat -four. Vino wants to buy a printing
Office, chear.- Vhitswatr Register.
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CTATE or WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT CorR-
- MAEiTowoc COUNTY.
John Remer, Plaintiff, against Miles Nc
Mahan. [. b. Treat, Pstrics McNah&r,
and John Nullens, Defendants
BY rir:ue of, and pursuant to Judgmen,
Order # Fore closure and sale. rendered in
the above entitled action o. the Ugh ley Of
December, 1873, st = regular term Of The
Circuit Court for Nanitovoc Comfy, held 81
the Cour. House. III the City cf MaEi,ag0c,
| shall expose for sale, sni sell at public
ven1"a, to ths highest bidder, at the Sheriff
Office II the City and County OF Ns-itoSoc,
sud State OF Eiscodsin, on the list day q.
February. a .. 1874, TT , O'Clock IN the
afternoon OF said dsy, ali to following mort
gagged premises, or 20 much Of the same a.
may be necessary 70 satisfy the smsSrt al
judged to the PlainriT, together with the =.
terest, rostE ard expenses, to-vi.: Lot No.
five l5>, in block No. oue hundred end sixty
Tires (l6S}, and 10; No. ten tlCl, in block
Nc. one hundred aud seven.y-scYen, il-r)
situated and being in the Cry ard Comfy Of
Nanitowoc, and State Of Wisconsin.
Dated ut Nanitowoc, Wisconsin, this y lay
Of January, A. D. 1871.
r L. SMART. Shor,F
Manitowoc County
Fl. G. & VI TCRSER, Plaintiff : Au'ys 6-H2
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cT.TF OF wIscoNsIS--cIRCUIT

CTsTE OF WISCON NSiN--CIRCUIT
- COURT,-MANIT0W COUNTY.
A II ATKINS, CHESTER STEELE, and
GEoRGE G. WHITE, Plnintiffs.
HFyRY ScTE Ee, FREpsBtK. ScHeezg
his wife and M.EGAREFTA SSITTGEH, De-
feniants.
IT, tie Deftn4cats hBoys N4nis9:
You are hereby summoned and requirea
to answer the complaint IN this action, with
the annexed copy whereof you are herewith
served, ana 70 serve c'py Of your answer
on the subscribers at their Office in the c.ty
and county Of Manitowoc State Of Wisc3n-
sin, within twenty days after the service on
Won ofthis summons. exclusive OF the day Of
such service If you fail to answer the COM
plant as aforesaid, the plaintiffs will appl y
to the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated this 27th day OF January, A D. 1874.
TEEAr & NASH, Plaff's Atty's.
MauiJowoc, Wis.
| To III. Defendant, RargGrstta Snitt3sH:
/ Take notice that the summons and COM
. piaint in this action were fled in the Office ot
/ The Clerk Of the Circuit Couit in and for
Nanitoa oc County, on the 7th day Of Zebra
/ ary, A. d. 1871.
Dated this 7th day Of Febru7rv, 1877.
TREAT & EAsr P!I : Atty's,
e1a 5w Hau.toE,c "ls.