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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
ritn Real csstate for Sale.

4 CHARMING COUNTRY SEAT-Q9ne hon,
New lors ocs s,Rs'iS st SS oSt pre- lawns,
view .eys "a Trs i ryJSry &
. aadS@ ed a%s'e yas sn fa
ss r or f nSvESE III ,i slo SS"
| (yATeKILL MOUNTAINS.--Plots 5OxI loo, IN
y the sspuer village Of Mga,ain.Ss 10 ssN 20 West
descriptive si ar.o j. r. "ihi'
nor SALF-FARM, with oyster beds and
/ frHil Gadiacr, wcstovef, Eastern shme' nd
mop SALE or LRASr-Brick MANSION and
r1eEs for %o ias % 1 2SltS e. " W. West
EOR SALE or EXCMASGlE for pEoPert y IN ~
S. Y on ,s i nsas,a house With
nsod ~ "a: bs sa sa Box * 5oi PeS
NOR SALE or RENT, Mt RAvENSWOOD-
Two very desirable HOUSES ~ rooms each " -, r. 0IP"'
sos2 se he ssrST f1s g1,Ss "a co. az
OK j. H. HOPKINS at RaySns~ooL -------..---
UOTEI, on the west sile OF Nlrrlgan.cu by,
Iar Tit on asl terms Aira.s sfErHES ARNOLD
MINERAL sPRINGs.-The Mineral SPRINGS;
wi known Tor over century az the "INDiAS HbAhiN"
sPnINGS, arr offered Tor "a 9 .... 49,. ,..,.,,y,c.o
near aae hsrs TON plnsI2,a S,a i sh
LSa H local a. on sn be tornd for
s@ Ibs waCrs estNn Iro, sapiT,r ard Mss@', = ana
ar ,gsTas or DysS Posety Of ooc they
largely rsorti % ~ nyaads 2tL nun t y ss dav
rnn 10 and ram toe great ct IT. est ma.i at o.r
S9So9 psas r. -eTT skr ays. ~t parties
W. " n az ct Hos and Ioarl ny Houses
and Vii ~ .Sd or 4lLooDle IA RI cash residue g.
main Tor ten years CHA sJ.fS BtODHEAD, Attr"ey beh'
!ehoin. Penn
NEW ROCHRLLR-For SALE, the 2-story
~ bassmeat iQriIC I0rrA,iE and = NJ oi
s, AMI Of village ho1-s newly aud tpr
one!,ly ranted perfect water, tiGhaf Sc
r'roe, 900 $500. - -- -. -.-.,
Da,ts nd occupied Dy X. W.
W m lyPA Il N and ACRES Of LAND IT1ce, : 900
zach pared aouDdanuy slppDon WIN S"""e f"'" Az"
Eyergr.en Apply oUy 10 -
b. P.& +. II. COWDRES C7 Walst' N y
CAN DIEGO REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
L MUTT II IN IAKNO
rar- opportunity for investment sonehing lor nc NH
Hans Ia consd-r LARGE snaH invesnen-iVr
In taioe alternate CRY Lots IN ssn Diego CAL well 3ai1d
NJ 0 ing raiad ais for $50 payable ~ u n,ohty IN
stsInets Diego "a tn most et ITising aIr fioS'g
- ~ oTf CITY on Pacific coast amagnBct ar
yogl and the
Scotia Tex } tlaL
yer, nCht lie per have nee been Ni -zIoOO
vyLo,t mi roveusnt- paI tculars cal or address
BuSIf " Co., - Dcy ~, Aew-bJrk.
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Ncw publications.
MACMILLAN e. CO."
Va NI,,U R0nKs

MACMILLAN g. CO."
I'VE NEW BOOKS.
MACREADY'S REMIN iSCEECiS. Edited by Sir p.
Pollock steel Portraits 30
SHORT History or THE ENOIiSH PEOPLE.
by J. r. Grnn, NJ. 4 Maps Q 90
WILLIAM, EARL OF SIIELBURNE-LIFE II. By
Lori Edmond fiznanroe. .-...... ...... ..... 90
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Portraits Vor. . 90
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EGYPTIAN SEPUICHRES AND SYRIAN
sHINEs- ny Lady -trangforl 9 SO
FYBFRs history OF GREECE History Primer 40
MORRIsS ENGLISH GRAMMAR Jiteryturo
Irlmef l-.. 50
LEssISG's LAGOON. Translated ny sir K Phili-
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SAXON LANGUAGE. By sIEtHLS II. CAsrtNlLk
pp. 81. OHM Brothers.
The purpose of this convenient manual IL to
furnish an Introduction TO the study Of the AnslOShXon
language without attempting 70 present any original
views on that branch of phiiocgy 1t makes no pre'
sion to rivalng the standard works on the subject foF
advanced nts, Ike the admirable grammar OF ITO
March, for instance, but would rather strive ~ "
pr, paiation for their profitable u.s.. The volume COM
r;ses AN c, ueuGy gI5,nur selections from tic prlu
cpaI AugloSxou writers, collection or brief eXpldna
tory notes. aud a sufficiently copous vocabulary II Is
well adaptcd ~ give fresh impulse TO the growing fond
ness for Ang osaAon studies this country and to iacl
tate the progress the pupil in dE nit, but interest
ing dcpafLncut Of Literature.
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Gountrp Real Gstate for Sale

A VALUABLE and well known MINERAL
"A siuSG PROPERTY Ia exchange for good lUI sE
IN Newfork or suburbs, o. H. PlErs'ON, No. Pine IT.
A L CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND HOUSE
"A OF Is hot and cold laundry furnace acre
ad Pieaaan sitnats for $1,000 ony 5000 Apply
10 JAs. II. FAY, III Pine st ~"
A L CROTON, on tho Hudson River.-FOr
"A LIZ very desirable plot Of IL acres. with dwelling
house anu Uutbllgs suitable FOR gsntlenans NTKS
kksIDkNCE VI large And suau fras ON ha
Place ALSO plot of ~ aorea oouli DO divtsl into
utdee OF Tour VILLA PLOiH Wili be
EDWARD UL.AAIkE. Tribune Ofnus.
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Tiizcallaneous-CitY.

ALFRED NJ. LOUTREL will give LESSONS
~ during VACATIONS. Address - Maiden lane.
DKIVATE INSTRUCTION GiVnN, PUPILS
4 pIll;PtRED FOR COLLEtiI h. IIarsari graduate
oi abundant experience Tribune West side Office
IN. W. a
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lHstruttlon.
Tor You-g Ladies City,

Tor You-g Lsdies-Cisy.
HTNDFRG ARTEN. Al East 43d-st., near
IA ,fad-onave oldest best Kindergarten IN the cry
Al tho frocbsl occupations taught uinOughly
and teachers schools ann Iauiib"S H"PP
with K'udcigar1ners Miss T.. NJ coz Prlu
MARGARET J. MCDONALD'S
VA
DRAWING AND WATER CoIoRs,
from Nature
1888 broadway, iiOmn B. , =. ,,-.,
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PORTkAll-
AND DRAWINGS or ANIMALS IN WATER ColtDitS.
Terms ~ Of eu each IN lle stud0
$50 for 20 lessons pupils Residence Payable IN al
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- :. BUSSING, ir., No. 204 Montague st.
Ii. ocontinrntal BniiIIg Eruo,lyu, BROKEitth real.
ESTATE anl MOi.TAUS, oilers f0 sale, for cash.
change Tor oOun ~ dcIees ~tn ennt A1
tmce Of IGrA Ii - IN best Lions oi BTO1A of
every drscrpon and basrment breh
8 900. brown sL'ue roIt Tor $4,000 ami
Wt wishing to purchase can handy nl Ia Lnl IN
the nearly 200 houss, to salt tleir par
tcuar property the vicinity OF prospect ParS
Ut ami unm rOved reat extent IA tAe care
81 the advertiser for the principal owners PlIr
transactions real estate by OF otherwise,
sinswa eciay with The Advertiser, who has great
tacntis particular branch Oi O.sBess Owners OF
wishing change the ca a,er Ot their real estate
find II Ia their Vantage 10 communicate
Undersigned Correspondence vita parties moi resiny
Bolot ing dies Itpii0n Of property tuy
wish sell Loans bond and nEntgage
New iorA nruoAya real es ate promptly obtained. Cah
alisis .can VI oACeat opportunities nvestncut
apph the advertiser without chrgr Liberal arrange
with 1rs css builders desiring 10 bull
los exchange for Or her real
Clty CorntTy. REAL E-S'rArE MoETiAGE BONDS, AZ
absolute safe security ecte 10y hIst lien on Improved
prory ah value tncfr princi nj ai
prompt interest aid by Equitable Trust Company with
paid capital $l000O0O SIoOO00 SURPLUS Tor sah
by the subscriber BrooKyn agent Fun printed detail,
sent per mail Ou appLca ioI "a
L. :. BDsSlNG IT, 204 Montague ST. Brooklyn.
= STORY BRICK HOUSE and STORE; Brick
- cVtens 1888 Fulton ST., D;xt " OF Cassm
49, suitable for any busne and has
ftiy 'ir,i by the
sbsEu-L iur ten ut the best locations la Brak
Ign ta owner above agents stock and fixtures
deeired. J. Ii. GkIEH.
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GPANiSH LangGage.-PrOf. DE TORNOS Will
- continue giving private lessons during the sImIner at
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CAM DIEGO REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
anctiou Sales of Real Cstate.

Try GREEN & WISE, Real Estate Agents and
] O(TNT VERNON co fION FACTORY FOX SALE.
n virtue Of dee G o. Uhtrd states Circuit COrt ip
me FaEt, IN uisir r.iuL rendered az us ApE term
l., IL M L. e Cause Turnbi & - n Thomas aad "h' ~
Ca chancery the undsTsgne Comm si0nrTs therein nASd
will oLr for se hy p1ic i'm II front OF e VI t
Fair 10 the city Of hIbAANDHi
Virginia at Il cock, n, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of May, 1879,
the val liable property known as the
MOUNT VERNON COTTON FACTORY
AND
LOT OF GROUND.
The sat Factory stands lot binding about 20 e-t 90
Wsshinrfon and Pentlet0n IT. The OulGins
ar of b.k Gov. rel The Ia DRY 10 Oui sDfies
Ggl ad con "a coo spudcs, l2J onms ana ourf -
N ~ iu prop r.ol Office and ic lug house are 'e
t.ned Tie buiargs In excellent ori T. and arr ftar
Wv strong The eugfncs boilers Corl 81 patent are ~
100 horse power mill has capacity Tor o4oO y@i
o, brown sht e;ing per day -, ,-u.. -
TER,tS OF Ale thousand I'VE hundred noliFs I'D
hand and the OF the paTchase money % c 81 ~
fwrpe eighteen, and twrnty four months m eqh ir,A
uets the erred payments to bear b rest rom "e e-
es.del cel 10y the ronlsany hnlts 81 l'
shall buildingH machinery, sc insurer ~ ~ fu.u
.qual deferred mes tie title " DC i.SrHe" Nh
the purchase money is fully paid . ,,,,r,
KkTjBIN JJHNsTOS,
III. q. CLAGGHEON,
L. NJ. LOWE,
seioncrs OF sale
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Brooklun t,sal estate for sale.

TOR SALE-On Clnton-ave., IN the best part,
/ an elrgant HOU-k- GROUNDS and STABLE or soUhl
~ let farnlsbol toT brm Of years.
rutland q WHITING, Beekrnan.t
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GORDON L. PoRD, % Ciav1-st., Bro,'NTR.

ETOR SALE on BROOKLYN HIGHTS-The
J. very class four story and basement, trwn ston.
mont SIDENCE, Is2 MUntaguest bet"een 81 nt0n ri
Henry ss of the very 1 Rous n finish ana Al trlis
70 for occupancy; ~ y - IL o III
A5o 10 100 viii D. sold e1ei bargain easy rms
payment LO.se II ia perfect orr and eagoat y r sod
Throughout Apply X. BUsSlNG Jr 204 AoiItagaest
BrOOhlIn.
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and undertakes 90 cxpound TO Young America o'
bo,h sescs the of Nature which II WIZ oe
thought by mlny parents OF the old school nhg"'
AZ well reIuan for the present In the cae
CORY OF adjourned qucstons' IL certainly "a
omswlat coInio effect meet with the most diloui'
terms of science mixed up with trivial Illustrations OF t'
lowest degree AMI nc only for boys ana e'fs VINO Ut"
vet in the nursery n the mental capacity OF the young
Biologists may ludg by the Language In when 'noy
are addressed they will be more Interested IN dresS3
dolls and spinning tops .an in racng their brains a'ou
prooplas vacuOles torulae, proeine pro'ococ'us' anu
;hc rost. biology doubt, is ne tDing TOT s'ro'S
heads like tic author of the volume, who sits uudcr uc
acngs ~ Huxley with an ecstatic delight that could
not be Inspired by the most thrilling strains OF poetry
bat why the youngsters should b. tormented before
their time with the subtle distinctions OF science must
be regarded as still an open question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

THE TREtTYgF OF FYSSfTYNGF WITH AN ANGliA
Ry II AMW ItLIASA BgitNBie Edited by "LDk"E W. y Az
siCL.S lSnO. PIP ilS
The editor of this rare old treatise from the
"Bokc Of g. Adams" which Ia highly priced by anna
tours rs an antiquarian curiosity has done pleasant
service 10 the lovers OF old English lore by presenting It
Ia the public with the attractions OF moiern typography
The original work OF the earliest printed III INC
English language, hearing the date OF lio6 aud inc
eiuwynt' celebrated master Of type, Wynkn Dc
Wor,le. Ii supposed have been written bY Lazy
Juliaua .rnerS, tbs prtOress of nunury 80 - Al
bans, and OF rare accom- islments Too her day.
although claim 10 the authorship of the WORK las
been strenuouslY contested by English critics There Is
little doubt that il written Ina the middle OF tae u
teenh century aud at all events 1t II not unworthy {" i
place az the side of THE Contemplave Mans Recreation
The editor confesses being somewhat pdLAlod 10 "c
count u lady's kuowo g of ~ mlsc,liine sport
though he has known example equally surprising "f
similar .nly skin, the Wicwenoc Club House
in the interior ~ this STATE The text = supposed +" Toe
unchanged from the original edition, ana although tue
editor does not vouch for ts literal correctness. IT has
sufficiently decided antique lv0r TO crafty the most en-
thllsi;lstic yotary cf uio od,n time.
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REAL ESTATE.
,.w.yo,x rn,rsd,ay. Apn 20. 1875.

Egw- YORK. Thursday, dP'H ~V' fo'"'
At the Exchange SalesrOOm to-day, nSa'
sales we're conducted by f. H. Ludlow Co, Ahr"h III
Muller sou. aud Jcre. Johnson. Jr The oidd'hg "us
du and the prices realized we're very low pe~as W
tie property sold will he found beio"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

THE LAW or GUARANTEES. BY A DE COLYAR First
AN 80. pp J3i Baker, Voorhees, Co
The treatise of Mr. DC Colyar is the latest tllat
has appeared III England upon the subjects of Guaranty
and Surety hip year of T. ia and popularity there the
Importance OF the topics and the frequency Of resort in
ts country 10 that class o contracts seem TO encourage
and prepare an easy Way AmcricaD edition. Tho
English Possesses the merits Of logical arrange
ent precise statement, and accuracy Of quotton these
virtues tno American editor Mr. james Appleton MOI.
gan, has rendered more generally urefu by adding 10
them that of ooInten,sh He does not inde~d lvfcss
tu give all the American cases, bur what Is better
and less likely create eonflsiOnl lie selects from
TIC mass Of them. contained IN The Federal and
state rcports which exhibit and cOnsidratn.
and regarded authorities When the rules stated
ia the text derived from the English law IRE
the same ~ governing In this cnty, the editor
has coutcuted himself with tbs citations alone thus piTic
ticaly satisfying real requirement Of The reader With
on adding the bulk Of the volume. Where the rules
I'm the two countries differ, where doubt has been
prse la this, lie has endesFored u briefly state Tic
nature and grounds VI that difference aud doubt Tho
Engis Statute Of Frauds and kindred enactmonts Of
states are Inserted III an appendix and revised
~ 40 &. present thoss laws they exist This
feature carefully prepared analytical table. and
ooous index. enhance the practical value Of the book
BOYS AND GIRLS IN biology. by SARAH HAcKKIr
STEVENSON limo ~. Ia. ID. Appleton & Co.
The uuthor Of this little work, having at
tended the lectures Of Prof Huxley to his classes
Huitb kensnytAh became infatuated with the study Of
biology or tie sceuce of animal aud vegetable life 10
answered many OF the questions Of her childish days.
clearly EXPLAINING the mystery Of buckwhcai cakes and
the expeiienoe OF Jack and tho BeaIstak" She now
missionary In the cause OF juvenile science
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For Boys and Young Men-country.
A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
~ M Rev. J. g. WNCkOFF, irineipaL
A BOARDING SCHOOL for 10 Boys.
N q. W. STAIR, loTt Chl stDr N Y.
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TOR SALE lin Brooklyn.
/ story ald basement BitICK HOUSE No. 81 Lafayette
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Glaverack College 81 IIud. Riv. Inst, at CLlver-
" ac, y. " Pdpus received at ANY tins Aohlo FLtck'
D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Cannon
I'D Station, Co1n., excellent advantage trm dsnable
Is r. BROWN, pal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

NHAluIER INSTITUTE, los West Fifty
~ uuthsi on Central PlrS, Nsw-Yors. College, Wrst
nnf, Naval Aca ny, scientific se-oosliodrhnS depart
men f.. prrtsf as Ia be
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-12-11

President Grants last message
for We take il that it is his LASTS the
longest he las ever sent to Congress.
The document is mainly noticeable for
the absence of what most persons ex-
pected to find-some belligerent allu-
sions to Spain in connection with Gu
ban affairs. Instead cf this. it is mild
and cooling, and people will renew their
wonder as to what all those recent ex-
traordlnary naval preparations meant.
Outside of the long discussion of Span
ish affairs, the most suggestive points
brought out are those relating to CON-
mon-school education and the taxing
of church property. The latter is
strongly recommended, and very plau-
sible reasons assigned therefor. There
is jlst mild flavor of no. popery idea
in the suggestions about schools
enough to make men of the Bishop Ha-
ven order throw up their hats and yell
for third term. Specie resumption
at an early day is earnestly urged, and
arguments, or what are supposed to be
such, are adduced in that direction
Various other subjects are discussed
at length, aud some disposed of in a
paragraph. One matter that is not
touched upon, although it ought to
have been, is the whiskey ring, and its
mammoth frauds upon the Govern
ment. The reasons for ignoring such
an important subject will be variously
guessed at and commented on.
The message, as whole, will, we
should say, be general received with
favor, although there are portions,
such as that bearing OF specie resump-
ton, which will elicit unfavorable
comment.-NashriHe american
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-12-11
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by GAINESVILLE Council. No.
$40, United Friends of Temperance at a
meeting held at the Council Chamber Dec.
4, 1875:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Com maIGe- OF the Universe, in His divine
wisdom, to remove faam Our midst Our
worthy hicther, II. NJ. ATKINS, therefore,
be il
Resolved, That in his death the COM
munity has lost an honest and upright
citizen, the church one of its most faithful
and useful members, his family kind and
aftoctionate husband aud father, aud our
cause an earnest and jealous supporter.
Resolved, That while We deeply deplcTe
ms loss, we bow in humble submission to
ms dispensation of Providence, knowing
that what Is our loss is his eternal gain"
resolved, That we tender to the bereaved
iainlIy OF our deceased brother our heart
Ieit sympathles, and say tn them that HE
VINO tenperS the wind 10 the shorn lamb"
has also promis q TO be "a husband to the
widow and father to the fatherIess - and
they have the satisfaction to know that he
has lett them the priceless heritage of a
good name.
Resolved, That these resolntions he
spread on the minutes OF our ConnciI the
city papers furnished with a COPY for nub-
lication, and copy sent to the family of
Bro. ATKINS.
o. T. MCREYxoLns
FRANK PHILLIPS,
j. (. SEELETV,
n. r.. FR4YsER,
Committee.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-12-11
Montgomery Circuit Court.

would most respectfully call the
attention of the members of the ban
and clients, ct GAINESVILLE, to the fol.
lowing order of business. which will
be adopted and adhered to at the Jan,
uary Term of said court LIST. Teu
cases will be set for each day, which
will first be called informally, after
that they will be again called and dis
posed OF, either by trial or continuance
If continued, at the cost of term of the
applicant. If continued 6y consent,
the cost of the term will be divided
equally between the parties aud execu-
ton awarded. The minutes of the
court will be signed on the day of ad =
iournment.
j. +. RICE. Judge.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-12-11

L. @. c. LAMAR presided over the
Democratic caucus aud made a brief
speech, replete with wisdom and con-
citation. His true sphere of action
is the Senate Chamber. and we have
presentiment that Mississippi will ele-
yate him to that position that he in
turn, may help 10 lift that body above
the degradation to which it has been
sunk by corrupt ambition.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-12-11

A tract of land described as follows, In a
deed executed by Levi Myers to L. D. Myers
and recorded as stated below: IA tract al
land lying in Montgomery county, in civil
district No 10, and bounded as follows: be-
ginning at a birch tree, Arch. Jackson
corner, on Yellow creek, thence up said
creek with the meanders to a hornbeam,
thence north 10 west 30 poles to the line
of my tract of Land purci aSed by me Of
Menifee, thence north with my said line
west ITO poles to a stake, thence south &c
poles TO a sugar tree. thence east ~ poles tC
"A dOgwoOd, thence 40 poles the beginning
containing l5i acres more or less, being the
land conveyed to l.. o. Myers by Levi My
ers.' recorded in book No. ~, pages So and
ST. in the Registers Office OF Montgomery
county, June H. 1915. Levied ON as the
property OF l.. %. Myers TO satisfy an exc
euiiOn in favor of Jas. Tait against J. w
/ Williamson. and J.. o. Myers. stayor.
Printers fee, - 80
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-12-11
Administrators Notice.

Hayingqualifeda as Administrator of the
estate of Neil CaIlett, deceased, and also
having suggested the insolvency Of his
estate. notice is hereby given TO those
owing said estate to make immediate pay
ment to me, and those having claims
against the same are required t0 file the
same with Peter Oneal. Clerk OF County
Court, within the time prescribed by law I.
for pro rata distribution, or the same will
be barred.
JOHN H. TASDY, Admir-.
Dec. 4, lS7j-1w@
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-12-11
Tobacco Sales.

The sales this week amount to
about sixty hogsheads, with an ad-
vance on prices of last week. Some
Of the offerings we're in good order,
while others were in very bad condi-
ton. Prices were generally satisfac-
tory, with but few reflections. Our
planters are advised to prize light, as
the unusual amount of gum on tobac.
CO this season makes it stick together
and show badly if priced too heavily
We quote:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-12-11

The Gallatin Tennesseean says A
large number of fattened hogs have
been shipped from this point during
the past week. We learn that they
brought 6! and 4 cents per pound gross.
Sumner will realize a considerable sum
of money from the sale of her hogs
this season.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-12-11

GRANTS attempt TO save bis private
secretary Belknsp. by turning him
over to court martial. will not sue
ceed-the Attorney General insisting
upon civil trial by the proper au-
thorities. Courts martial have no ju-
risdiction over cases of stealing, even
if the thief has been an officer of the
army.