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S9idt mad Gircularen.
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lan9lpieri9e Sranfbeit. Oieielben reiniaen
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uro oerliin9en baour6 ben &0rper.
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WreiS 2S Seats fir BITE GhaAtel
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Die amerifaniibe Expedition sur
Sepba6tune peS Sur6eanee
Der NeuuS.

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lnppe "Spartara" 1T BON Nielbourne, Nn.
%itralien, an9elanst; fte mar betanntlIh nit
elmer IniabI Alronomeu Hno @elebrten bort
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bers itno saranttrt better gu ieiu ais irgeno
ipeld]e %aneeru, ooer fetle Sesablnu9, fir bic
Setlun9 BON Oriilen, @iirmer, @tnsemeioe=
mitrmer, 9uien, angepahlcnes Sell, @rfals
tlngen bel Yferoer ui1b @%rfdltun9en, Sulten,
Wfllfperlnit, idlpar3e 3unge, Sornfranfbeit
etc. BET 6ilrooteb Yreis fliuf nnb slpanSlg
Gents. Scpo 10 Bart Blace, Stem Norf.
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"Star-Wftn" plutform.

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Gdus unter Stisn. Nrafst tn ~@tfenwoaren .6anblun.
cen mad. GirtuIare sratis ~psrisnbtt. Nersfarei
RD29pi eta T. &Iaitr Il 10.
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0esea btefe 4ranibttten IA .S&msbifp 8ittsrs" bs mfrs
amfe e4usmtttd, pal 60 Der teas 1latrtinise IL. s.a
n s!tbt. Gber plrb Der @ebrau4 ~ fpdt cher mid eenas
sad bu Gnmei(uns b~espanex, 70 bae gsden. WaferR.
G&asIa&Eebr nab aabert at 0tebH serbunbtas GranE
tattn ausbre&en, baxn mus Der @sbrar& fsisrt t.HAs
feat perhta, ia Aranstettea In hefta etaptrm dne 90.
bes 1sbAnstaxe sfsrsua. .
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be1 bIbe Do AsuptbeaenbtbeIs be-
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snS fsear efItaftw &reuihtttsH.
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pnD reauItreuDe 0Ntlen.

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@tsruHssn es waatnt, btr etbtr. Der G,nasutst, ses
Ritrtn, Der UIafs. Nsrvsn ttbtn, ENpiwtb, D,raspfuna
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SALE. Sansnfeesr, Observation-Disclosures. 5dmprrpoibsu
snb ALE unurtnusasn In ben inntren 0reaRtn. Btrl
aasaattst Snl iuar ea6 ft psRtis farrta.
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ssa lwetfslten. y nttSsr @saua am Pstta ~ anssa.
Rtssessefbiasenbeit,
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6ttstt eattAlt etaesblaitn.
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- $500
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f5nsers, perborbemsn 0faesn, Dtarrbss,
Dusdbfan, Ssrsop flung, Bldbunaen
une aiie tnneren aeipsn.
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3sanss ssT Sittfs ais Elm aeinitisl.
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READY RELIEF

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gHi.hnhuns tr slisrsa. bsr Diait uns Der Gtnsspals
GsRstatSn Der ennsr. Eebltppaetetu. attmnnasbsfaDss
Sen. psTiflspftn, 6sfsrts. GrSuy. Dsytp,ris. Gatorrs,
Snesaata. Sepff@m.rt, Bapasth WsuraIsts. Rtmma.
Nsnaus, 5rSftln. Othflhtbsr.
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cher niraxtstR Gpsils pirs ~einssruHs aab Dslttttsssa
w. Vet IL ltrbEfuersa.
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FRA anbsIssas Rranfpufes nab BIZ mshtetntE6e DsesrA
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$4,000 Gjo1N fir einen San ppn Mfbma,
&OOoO WV buiten ODER @rfdltuns, pelhei
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Glaiasn IS Cts. Ssbnfon, boIIppap u. 6 o.,
N9snten, pbiIa. AWlAap.
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ualiss Nnpsnbune. NH
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vttHtssns Der Sdmsri itin mas, Der Rtsunsu(&t, Set.
taeuise. S&waes. Wsrirhyptltt. SitrsSls an J~ltxsalsts
asIbtnbe cher Rrdntelaes wirb an
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e d ntse nasftilu, as@ assas sfRsaN6as @sA
faAtsa snttdlt, aud leins RAitssifAa GrSsnIS2Ss. -
hsa assfAIitSil& btafkt sAS
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Ola aAlsitanasmtttsk

Ratsasa. saAs On rtrffAas dsfaRranasnst,d n,
ssSasiastr ts!s,a 'rsssa sst. Vs. DaafSeis. isates sis.
TN ppatpmnsa anfaabliAes AbiettuaasnittI SsA -
ttrabseAt wssesa shAs @hkeAt snf ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19

Col. GEORGE PATTERSON, of Mem
phis, who has been on an extended tour,
sends long letter tothe Memphis APP
peal, from which we make the follow
ing extract
Il made protracted stop in Middle
Tennessee, in Robertson and Mont
gomery counties. This was particular
" pleasant-visiting the friends of
former days, so sad, so poor, yet SO
agreeable to meet the representatives
and kind hospitalies of the children
and grandchildren of another genera
ton. GAINESVILLE is very importint
tobacco market; large business do
ing, the weed selling at most extraor-
binary high prices, owing TO last year 5
short crop. y fne article command
ing, at their regular public sales. | was
informed, twenty-four to twenty-five
S~-.- r,~- r--I, --,,o--.:nu IN some
cases to four hundred dollars per hogs
held. This is all encouraging. The
late season" (every timely rain is
called season) has set everybody in
tereStcd 10 drawing anu settitS the
plant. GAINESVILLE, in addition to bus
mess, has several institutions Of learn
ing of high character, both male and
female. The Stewart college (named
for William NJ. Stewart, ESD, a very
intimate and dear friend of past
days. will this week pass into the
hands of the trustees of the South
western university, and will be under
the care Of the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church south. 1t will
no doubt be an Institution of great
usefulness and good to the literary and
religious community. 1t is a beauti-
full building and location, in a healthy
country, surrounded by an intelligent
and most respectable community. A
better selection could not be made in
many respects.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19

APPREHENSIONsare being expressed
throughout the country that the Pres
dental campaign will be signalized by
a want OF hearty cooperation between
the elements of Opposition to the party
in power. If We could display in tab
ular form the aggregate number OF
those intelligent enough to compre-
bend the dangers impending over the
life of free institutions and patriotic
enough to sink out of sight all minor
difference of opinion in order to rescue
them from the grasp Of corrupt usur-
patton; then deduct from that aggrc-
gate, the numbers of those Indifferent
10 the fate of the government and Of
those who in their own conceited
view, believe nothing right which
they in their wisdom do not approve,
IL will be seen that there is ground
for being apprehensive of division
and defeat. There has been so much
said of late about declarati tons of IN
dependence and centennials in honor
thereof that sort of mania for in
dependence has seized upon a certain
class to seek Immortality through the
same agency. \. j. has declared
his independence of the Democratic
party, and sundry lesser lights but
better men are declaring their indie
pendenee by throwing off allegiance
TO everything save their own self-con-
ceit and their idol A. j. Whilst such
is the prospect for unity in this State
there are similar causes at work else
where tending to the same disastrous
consequences. Still we have an abid-
ing faith that such secret alliance with
Radicalism will fail to ovcrpower the
strong and widespread conviction OF
the absolute necessity for a change
in the administration. And this hope
is strengthened by the reflection that
the deluded followers of stray dema-
gogues will find out in time that their
gloriOusly indepedent leaders are in the
pay of the enemy and that none of
them will become subjects of centen-
mails ia the distant future.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19

able weather, turn out a larger crop OF
tobacco than she has ever done, the rel.
turns ofwhich will be very acceptable
to our people.
CINCINNATI, june 1.-THE Com
merciaTs Memphis special says: The
young crops OF corn and corn in the
valleys of the Arkansas. Yazoo, st.
Francis, and long the main rivers far
Their south to the gulf, were never more
promising than now. Field hands arc
more industrious than atany time since
the days of slavery. Frhm early dawn
until darkoesc checks them, laboring
men and women are to be seen in every
tillable field. The presentappearances
Indicate the most prolific yield for
many seasons.
The Vicksburg Herald estimates
that the wheat crop of Mississippi this
year will be equal to the crops Of the
last ten years combined.
The Memphis Avalanche says the
wheat crop this year is the largest
since 1860.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19
TAX SALES
OF
Land and Town Lots,
Monday, July >, 1878,

BY decree of the Chancery Court a: thu
April Term 1870, AT GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
Will sell for cash. to the highest bidder al
the Court House door in GAINESVILLE. tho
following Lands for taxes and cost:
DISTRICT MOI.
los acres of land assessed to A J. Rovd
and John Gold, for the year 1855, now
claimed by II. ). Paine and Children Said
Pdlne'S life estate in said land will he Snld
for tax and cost, $3.50.
DISTRICT NOT.
A lot adjoining Patton Carsway (coll AS
sesSed To Mrs. n. Much for the years 1866,
1865, and 1869, now claimel by j. HENDERSON
and wife, Mrs. n. HarbeTson. Ia X and cost.
$685..
A house and lot in New Providence as
sessed to John Cross for the year 1866, now
owned by the same. Tax and cost, sl9.2S.
DISTRICT 20. 3.
GOO acres assessed To Mrs VI. w. Bryan fOr
the year lsj9 now owned ny W, II. BRYAN
and wife VI W. bryan. Said land bounded
by John Oneal. T.. Haynes and Cumberland
river. Tax and cost, $500
DISTRICT NO. Q.
I'D acres assessed to w. +. Lewis, Sr, for
the year 1850. now claimed by j. w. shelby
Tax and cost, S2a.0O.
DISTRICT 80, y.
A house and lot in GAINESVILLE assessed To
Mrs. +. r, Mckay for 1865. Said lot Is on
Second Cross Street. Tax and cost s.3O5.
Ahouse and lot in GAINESVILLE assessed
10 Smith x Hutchinss for the year 1853
now claimed by Grinter, Young & 90
known as the Cumberland Warehousel
Tax and cost, SliS.J0.
a lot assessed to VIM. Brown (cON. con-
tanning "a acres, for the year 1863 sad lot
Is part OF the Stacker lands sold by the
Chancery Court. Tax and cost, sl9.23.
Commissioner for Montgomery County.
June u, lS75-fw.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19

THE failure Of the proper authorities
to negotiate a loan, in order to secure
the payment of the July interest, may
prove very embarrassing. 1t leaves
the financial situation just where it
would have been, had the right to bor-
row been denied by the bill so earn
estly urged by portion of the Legs
lature. The decline in the price of
bonds, rs the first fruit, and, as some
fallaciously argue, the first step to-
wards enforced reputation. But, if
the State can neither borrow nor col
lect money enough to pay interest. why
then all that is in it is that creditors
must wait till one or the other can be
done.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19
MONTGOMERY COUNTY COURT.
Non Resident Notice.

NUN heSIucQJ NOIlcc.
Lewis Kersey and wife ct ais. VS.. Heirs and
Legatees of Wiley Smith, dec'd.-Peti.
ton for Re-probate OF Will.
II appearing To- the satisfaction of the
Clerk, from tn allegations of the petition,
which is sworn to, that Thomas Ferry,
Samuel II. Smith, ClIas Turner and wife
Henrie, and the unknown heirs, persona
representatives and next of kin OF James
Smith, John Smith, Green ID. Smith and
Mrs. Lucy Sledge, are nOn-residents of the
State OF Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon them;
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks, in the
GAINESVILLE CHRONICLE, a newspaper pub
lished i'll the city OF GAINESVILLE, notifying
said nOn-residents TO appear before Hon
Z. w. Tyler, Judge OF the County Court of
said county, at the August Term TO be held
at the Court House in GAINESVILLE, on Mon
day. the 2d day of August, 1873, and plead,
answer, or deInur To compl;,inant's petit
ton, or the same Will be taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing eX phrte.
PETER ON EAI. Clerk.
W. A. QUARLES, SOl'- Tor COmpl't.
June 10, lS15-lw.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19

The Radical party is unloading it.
self Of its heaviest dead weight in the
person and professions of its Presi-
dent. But it began the work too late
to keep the leaky, rotten hull aaoat.
Grant might have retired with first
term and carried with him faint SEM
blancc of character among 4 certain
class; but second term of bold, ag-
greSsive tyranny aud unblushing con-
nivInce at the most corrupt practices
the profits OF which he is said TO have
shared largely-was more than his ac-
cidental popularity could carry. 1t is
doubtful now which will first reach
bottom, he or the rickety craft from
which he is thrown Oyei board.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19

IN Response TO Gov. kell"gg's asSer-
tion that the State debt Of Louisiana
Instead of being fifty millions of dol
lars, Is only twenty-one millions, the
Chicago Times says:
The Governor assumes that the
funding of the debt, 10y which about
twnty millions of debt is practically
reppdiated, is an accomplished fact,
and deducts the amount so repudiated
from the obligations of the State
The constitutionality of tho funding
act has not yet been affirmed, and al
though some of the bondholders have
accepted the compromise, others still
hold out, aud if they shall succeed in
upsett'ng the lava not improbable
eyent-the State will be holden for
the full amount"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19

THE Memphis Ape; of the 18th
inst, says: After seval weeks of
earnest labor. Mr.. ID. WWhittlc left
US yesterday for Little Rock, where
he proposes to make abrief stay
More than $3.50 peoplewere present
and witnessed the cloag exercises
last Sunday evening 4 collection
was taken up for the tst time, and
in explanation of it lie statement
went forth that expenss for the use
of the building, the ligts and other
incidents had summed u about 81 800.
The Committee of Arrgements lack.
ed about $500 of lavng enough to
deiray this. Mr.. Yhttle stated to
the audience that lot dime of this
amount was for himself. He came
here In response to an invitation, and
as far as the local p,blic was concern
ed he received noting. Remunera-
ton for his services came from else
where. The interest excited by the
Whittle and Bliss evangelical meet
Ings haye shown Il steady increase
rom the start, and they left US con-
'olcd with the reflection that their la
1ors have not been in vain.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19
Statistics of The HO; Crop.

The Agricultural De,artment las
statistics, carefully collected by re-
sponsible persons in he seven log
leading States, which show that in
January last, there we're in tlose
States, on the hoof, 1l2l3,SOO bgs.
These were divided as pillows: lii
noiS, 203l, 900 head Indiana, 30
900 head; Iowa. 3,39S, 2,0 head dis
sour, 20S2 GOO head Ohio, l,73,4OO
head; Kentucky, l,06,0M cad ;
Wisconsin, 5S1 800 he'd. 1t esti-
mated hat the returns iromother
St.tes will make the hos crop r this
wear over II .060, 600 heal.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19

THE following extract from the
Brownsville States has 50 many valu.
able suggestions in regard to the treat.
ment of the wheat crop, that we in
sert it with the hope that our agricul,
tural friends will read and act accord
ingly:
" Let it be fully ripe before cutting,
follow Immediately behind the reaper,
bind and tie, and put up in well-ar-
ranged compact shocks of from twelve
to fourteen bundles, and let it be well
and strongly capped. La tolerably fair
weather in about fourteen or fifteen
days, it will be ready for the thresher
and cleaner. Let it be well dried be-
before delivering to the miller !;
it is far best both for him aud
the farmers. \ understandable bushel
of wheat, well cleaned and dried,
weighs sixty pounds. Wheat should
never be allowed to remain on the
ground any length of time after eat
ting, especially if the sun is shining
bright and warm. All moisture Is
soon driven from the wheat, and an
immediate absorption of noxious and
deleteriOus gases and vapors from he
earth begins, and there is no process
of eradication. A few hours dday
may ruin or faint ones whole cop.
The farmer should always avoid his
error. fit is desired to keep or gar
ner the wheat any length of time, c,m-
mon salt should be freely used, putting
it at the bottom of the bin or gamer,
and sprinkliug it along at intervals
from bottom to top. 1t keops the rain
sound and dry, and is sure remedy
against the bug or weavel."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19

A PET scheme of the northern Rad
icals is to keep the South poor and
weak as long as possible. lest its ener-'
q, and material resources shall make
it Independent Of New England intlu-
ences and northern money centres.
To do this, every device fair or foul, is
resorted to with the most malicious
pertinacity. False representations OF
the character of our people, their law
lcssness and brutality, aud the deadly
character OF its climate. have been
industriously circulated throughout
Europe; the immigrant agents IN the
interest of the rings upon which cor
rupt administration has layished mill
ions Of acres of the peoples land, re-
neat the ISLANDERS to emmgrants on
their arrival, and induce them to 60
westward. But these ISLANDERS will not
always be effective, and counter in-
fuence is already actively at work IN
favor of the shape of grasshoppers,
fields Of snow and ice and winters that
embrace three of the four seasons OF
the year. The presence of the negro
will deter but few from coming South
and the danger is that when the tide
of Enumeration SETS tnis way IL may
crowd us too fast to allow sufficient fol-
that identity of interest and homoge'
neousness so desirable in people liv'
ing under the same laws, and united by
similarity of customs, manners and
social relations. But come they will
and should be met in spirit ofcOurtes,
and Kindness that will win their conf
dence and make them feel at home
among US.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19

JUNE II, 1175.-Onc hundred years
ago, to-day, the battle of Buuke. Hill
was fought between the Americans,
under command of Generals Phtnam,
Prescott and others, and the British,
under command OF General Howe.
The American force brought into ac-
ton did not exceed 1000 mon, while
the British had several times Il many.
Twice did they charge the Patriot
forces, with fearful loss. But they
rallied and made third chage, cap
turing the breastworks anu causing
their weakened opponents to retreat.
In this part of the engagement, Gen.
Warren. who carried musket and
acted in the capacity of a private SOL
dier, was shot and killed. 1t was in
reality drawn battle, though now re-
glrded an American vietory.-Bro'cnS-
Citc States.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-19
How Wages Have Tumbled in New
York.

Bricklayers, who last year received
OH the average So to So 80 per day.
now earn only So to 81, with the excep-
ton of men who lay front bricks, who
being more skilled, get 81 80. Car
pentcrs earn from 81 30 to So 20.
against an average of SO 30 last year.
liodcarriers get 81 10, where last year
they earned 81 80 per day. Painters
get only 81 TO - 20, against an aver
age last year of So. There is 4 differ
ence of Is per cent in the estimates of
employers whose men adhere to the
rules of the Plasterers Society and of
those whose men do not. Sonecut
tiers take this year all they Can get,
iron. s. 30 to 81 80 per d& against
81 to S. last year.