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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

The ST. Louis Republican, of the 25th inst,
says: "The Capitol City has arrived at Cairo
and has one thousand and seven hundred
bales of cotton for the East. She commenced
loading again for Vicksburg."
FOREIGN EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS.
New York Produce Excba nge Weekly, Jan. % ]
The foreign exports from the undermen-
toned places from Nov. l, 1873, to Jan. Is,
1875, have been as follows:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER.

VARIETIES THEATER.
D; 'oi :. JOHN Z. OWENS
BUSINESS Manager -THEO. HAMILTON
Last Three Nights of the Engagement of
MIR. LAWRENCE BARRETT
Supported by
T. W. DAVEY'S DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Thursday Evening, January 2S,
Will be presented shakespeare masterpiece,
HAMLET.
FRIDAY EVENING-Farcwell Benefit Of Mr. Law
, renee Balrett-By request, RICHELIEU.
SAIL RDAY : Matinee. ROSEDALE. Evening,
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. John OWENS.
as John Unit, in Batemans elegant comedy OF
SELF. ia24 If
ct. CHARLES THEATER.
TONY DENIERs PANTOMIME TROUPE.
tremendous Success of the Pantomime
JACK AND THE BEAN.TALK,
which will be presented
This, Friday, Evening, Jan. -, 1878,
TONY DENIER'S BENEFIT
ana positively last appearance, but one.
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
Saturday and evening
SUNDAY NlG1T-Benetit of Henry W. Mitche l.
MONDAf, Feb. THE Celebrated Irish Comedian
and Character Actor MIR. JOS. MURPHY.
goth ANNUAL MARDI-GRAS BALL.
February 9TH 1875.
Notlce.-lnyitatiors to Ladies he obtained at
the box Office IN application to Mr. Gleasol Treasu.
mittee o''A
Prices as usual iaso ~
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Office Firemen's Charitable Association
New Orleans. january %, dashboard of Delegates,
at o'clock, p NJ in the Hall of Louisiana lose Co.
jazz G. G. FLANAGAN, Secretary.
Hall of Mechanics Fire Company No. q,
New Orleans, January %, 1873 - The officers and
members of this Company (Active or Exempt are
hereby notified to assemble at the Hall of the Com
pany on SATTRDA EVENING, the Both inst. at
o'clock, to attend the presentation OF a Flag from
Mrs. JOHN w. FAIRFAX
ROUTE:
From Calliope to Camp, down Camp to north side of
Canal to Rampant, to south side of Canal street to
st. Charles, up ST. Charles to Julia out Julia to
CaIondelet to the residence of Mrs. John W. Fairfax
where the presentation will take place
BY order; WIN. JOHNSON Foreman
VIM NELSON. Secretary. ia29
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d MAITRE,
SCOTSMAN AND FLORIST,

No Coz Magazine street near the Market
desire to call the attention of Gardeners Planters
and seed-buyers in general, TO my complete stock Of
Fresh Spring Seeds for the Farm and Vegetable and
Flower Garlen-tor the latter choice assortment OF
Bulbs, Roots, and other Ornamental Plants will be
found iii store Also, large variety of Parlor and
Garden Ornaments, Of Rustic Wood Terra Gotta and
Glassware Homemade Straw Goods, Wax NIateri-
ais, Bouquet Papers and Holders Visitors will find
by giving me call, even should they not desire to
buy that my store will contain al from and for the
Garden at most reasonable prices Price liss and
catalogues will be sent on application.
Very respectfully,
jail 3m R.SNAITRE.
SEED RICE
400 barrels Carolina White and Honduras from
fresh lands. Address
+. w. JOHNSTON
jazz At Buras Plaquemines Parish La
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WANTS..

WANTED-A respectable young girl wishes a
W situations willing to assist in house work and
plain sewing in private family good city references
given. Address F., Bulletin office. ia29 1T
WANTED-A situation as visiting governess in q
w private school or family by recent graduate.
Address ". Bulletin Office. d27 If
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AIDES FAIR
For the Benefit of the
NEW ST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL.
Commencing ThursdaY llsf ius

In the splendid New st. Michaes Hail. Opposita
Annunciation Square, First District
The following is the order:
St Patrick s table presd d over by. Mrs. Deeves
St Alphonsus table. --.----.--...M Mrs Oh Dopnellv
St. Iheresas table. Mrs Qurk and Miss N. Gibney
St Michael School and Sanctuary table Miss Warner
White League table Miss Ennis and Mrs Johnston
Young Ladies table Misses Farrell and Reilly
iNaS MIS- i. D. Reilly
Jacobs Well-whose contents have a very refresh
ing effect, and which will be served by Misses M
BrOderick and Greene
A contest for magnificent Gold Watch and Chain
at st. Alphonsus Table between Michael Noud and
James Lynch. The prize is exhibition at A. b.
Griswold's, Canal street
The St Louis Literary Society, popular through
Their performances In St Iheresas Hall, will be
there few nights to enliven the occasion Also the
stirring strains of well known Brass Band will not
add little to the pleasure of visitors to the Fair
Altogether St Michaes Fair promises be the enter
talhneht OF the season jal7 l2t
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Decrease. .... 4O,1H 5,G97,032 2S,024 1913
PoRK-THE PACKING MOVEMENT.
The Chicago Commercial Bulletin, of the
25th inst, gives the following as the hog
packing at the points named to date, as com
pared with the corresponding time last year,
and tha aonrarafn Last season.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER.-The audience at this
theater last evening was large, and the play
was 'Hamlet, with Mr.. Lawrence Barrett in
the title role. This was Mr.. Barretts second
appearance this season in this cast To the
ordinary theater goer the performance Of
Hamlet is somewhat of q BORE and when
the piece is advertised it requires the name
Of a very celebrated actor to create even this
much interest.
Mr.. Barrett did even more than was ex-
pected, for he won such enthusiastic prai Sc
as has not been often lavished upon actors
here. Everybody seemed delighted with the
performance, and so the popular verdict was
recorded in his favor, if we are to Judge from
the plaudts of the audience. He is particu-
larly felicitous in Uamlets speeches, and in
this regard he has all the advantages before
an audience which made Murdoch such a
| favorite.
His conception Of the character is subtle
but he does not allow subtlety to crowd
him into cold and undramatic characteriza-
ton. His character has warmth and lite it :;
he is impulsive and strong in his determine
tons, but gives the weakness of the part its
reasonable and proper emphasis, and his
thoughtfulness is not unpleasantly lachry-
NOSE as it is with many actors
The contrast is, perhaps, as we'll instanced
in the scene with Ophelia as any other. The
chamber scene between Hamlet and the
Queen was rendered in an altogether original
manner His reading of the much abused
line ''N[y prophetic soul-mine Uncle?' was
a startling evidence of his careful study, and
from that point to the death of the melancholy
Dane, the audience sat in wrapt attention,
reading his lines with discrimination and feel
ing.
Mr.. Sutton played Polonius excellently
The King and Laertes were we'll present
ed by Messrs. Meredith and Barr The
Horatio Of Mr.. Norton deserves mention.
The Ophelia Of Miss Brooks was a careful
impersonation and Mrs. Phillips as the Queen
is deserving of much praise.
This evening will be the farewell benefit of
Mr.. Barrett, when he will repeat, by request,
'Richelieu
ACADEMY OF Mrs1c.-" Under the Gas
light was again repeated last night to a
crowded house at the Academy, and from the
repeated applause it was evidently a complete
success Tonight the joint benefit of Nose
w. Fiske and his daughter Marion will take
place, when there will undoubtedly be
jammed house. Those charming little wonders
the yaidis children will appear on this occa-
sion.
ST. CHARLES THEATEE.-Last night the
pantomime of Jack and the Bean Stalk.
took the place of ''Humpty Dumpty Abroad,
and its many comical situations and funny
trick were laughed a. and applauded by a
very large audience.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

albert Paul sells Household Furniture, etc, at 10
A M. at salesrosm, 40 Royal street, near Gus
tOmhOuse
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DOR SALE-That fine and well known icksburg
L and Bend packet steamboat KATIE now about
four years old, in good running condition ready to
engage in business We will receive sealed proposals
for her purchase up to the 18th of February 1873.
One half OF purchase price must be in cash and the
balance well secured. If she is not sold by that time
we will offer her at public auction at II NJ. Saturday
the Goth of February, 1870 in the Rotuna of the St
Charles Hotel i'll the city of New Orleans. We re-
serve right to reject any and all proposals.
Address Lock Box SO New Orleans Post Office.
ja16 tfe2O
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Monday. January 25, 1878,
And during the Week
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATT-PDAv
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT,
Mr. Bdwel having purchased the sole right for its
production in New Orleans from the author Mr.
Auglstn Daley. will be produced, with new
scenery and original mechanical effects intro
ducing
JUDGE DOWLINGS FAMOUS COURT LIFE AT
LONG BRANCH IN SUMMER, Pier No. 30
North River, and the GREAT RAILROAD
SCENE.
Casr Will embrace the full strength of the Academys
plilna lc Company In addition will appear
SISTERS '
Monday. +. b. The LINGARDS
TUESDAY Feb 9, will be given the Fifth Annual
Ia. La Coterle Carnival and Bal Masque Marii Gras
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GRAND
COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT
TO THE
CRESCENT CITY RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Given by the
Orleans Dramatic Association,
AT THE
GIL ODE L III EATER
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY Is 1875
On which occasion the beautiful and highly inter.
esting Play of
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RAND FANCY DRESS AND MASKED BALL
PROMENADE CONCERT
to be given by the
YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
ST. PATRICK'S HALL,
Mardi-Csras Night, February 9th, 1878.
Committee of Arrangements
John Il. Jaeger, Chairman.
Adolph Billet Harry F. Otto
Chas H. Schenck j. A. StIasser.
TICKETS, THREE DOLLARS
Application for ladies' invitations can be made h {
applying to John Il. Jaeger No. Is South Peters
street; +. Lamant, corner Claiborne and Gasauet;
Jos Bein, 80 Tchoupitoulas; w. Runerth corner
Charities and Customhouse; and j. A. Msdlung cor.
ner Magazine and ST. Mary
No application for ladies invitations will be re-
ceived unless iulolsed bya member of the Associa
ton.
Proposals for Bar and Restaurant will be received
by John X. Jaeger, No. Is South Peters street be-
tween Common and Gravier until the s9th inst
d20 6tSu&td
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The latter clause is not hyperbole, but
strictly in accordance with facts, the auditorium
of the Old Drury when filled to repletion
being something worth chronicling.
The pantomime is decided improvement
over " Humpty Dumpty" and the stereo-
typed doings of the clown and pantaloon, that
have grown so stale and wearisome, are sue
ceeded by new acts ; although of the same
school,. yet are fresh, lndicrous and mirth-
provoking. Tonight, Tony Denier, the
clown par excellence takes benefit, which we
trust will be to house in keeping with the ex-
cellence of the entertainment
GAYETY THEATEE. The performance last
night at the Gayety was unexeeptional, and
crowded house attested their appreciation of
1t by frequent and hearty applause. The bill
presented was very attractive one, and COM
prlses songs, dances and roaring farces. No
where can an evening be more enjoyably
spent than at the Gayety.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A comfor table and furnished house.
Il No. 1-0 Felicity street, between Camp and Ches
nut, with hall, double par 0rs, etc. etc. Rent 500
per month. until October LIST next. Apply to F. HA
THORN, 1913 Gravier street. ia29 st
tNOR RENI-A clean Cottage BarOnne street
l No. 676 shady side containing paIlor, three
bedrooms, dining room and kitchen good yard etc
exclusive cisten. 300 gallons capacity. The white
or green ca on St Charles street pass the door
Rent $50 per month. Keys and par ticuars at No.
"a Washington street around the corner. ia29 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

office Administrator of improvements, New
Orleans, January 80 ls75-All owners of Ballast
meet the undersigned at the office of the Department
OF Improvements, City Hall, FRIDAY, January 29th,
at clock r. M for conference concerning the
improvement of the evee front
| ja2o 1t f. A. BURKE, Administrator.
Special Notice to Grand Ecore and Alexan-
dria Shlppers.-Thc regular packet Seminole will
leave positively on FRIDAY, Goth inst, at ) p. NJ.
After this trip she will her regular trips,
leaving every TUESDAY at p. NJ.
| LORD & McPEAKE, Agents,
JAZZ ltE&M At Camp street.
Office Of the New Orleans, st. Louis and
Chicago Railroad Company New Orleans. January
p, 1s73-Holders OF Scrip issued by the Mississippi
| Central Railroad Company, signed p. Il. LEIGH
Agent, hereby notified that the interest on said
OF the certificates at their Office and after the LIST
| day OF February proximo.
jas lot r. S. CHARLES Treasurer
Carondelet Canal and Navigation Company,
New Orleans Jan. % 1s75.-At meeting of the
Stockholders of this Company held on the 18th inst
this year viz
Ant CARRIERE T. SALOY
A. d. DORIOCOURT NJ ELLIOTT
GEO. MERZ p AvEGNO
A. CHIAPELLA, L.. +. GENERES
GEO. II. ANDREE.
And at an organization meeting held this day, the
following officers were unanimously elected viz:
i. SALOY, President
A. CHIApELLA Vice President
LOUIS BURTHE Secretary.
ja26 ct LOUIS BURTHE. Secretary
The Ladies' Crescent City Relief Associn.
ton is TO be the recipient of the proceeds of the
entertainment to be given by the ORLEANS ORA
MATIC ASSOCIATION, on FRIDAY EVENING
next at the Globe Theater The gentlemen friends
OF the {. &. r. A. working earnestly in their
and the ladies of that Association are particu
larry requested tn assist in the sale of tickets AS
time for that is very limited will they not berin az
once They can be supplied with them by calling at
30 st. Charles street
MRS. R. A. WILKINSON,
President c. e. K. A.
MIS-. II. G. HoDGsoS Secretary. ja26 til
Notice-All persons Indebted to the Estate of
the late 5 \. MOODY are requested to make mme
date payment and those having claims to present
them 20
J. c. MOODY, Ex and Tutrix,
la!5 1W cor Canal and ROYAL streets.
The Conservative Committee Appointed to
attend TO the investigations of the Congressional
Committee have established their headquarters No
li2 Canal street. Persons having information data
which will assist the Committee in their labors will
please send or leave the with the Secretary.
T. G. ZACHARIE
Chairman OF Committee
F. X. BARBoT, Secretary. ia23 If
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of ladng given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers z. 4. Lee,
Pargoud and Natchez. |
JNO JANNEY, Agent,
MS tt III Common street.
Time Of Depsrture.-The NAH Train BY the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
OF Calliope street O'Clock P. NJ. connecting with
al fast trains North, East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars al trans. iva
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-An Al brown MARE: works single
IL or double and saddle ALSO six years old this
spring Guaranteed without blemish very stylish
and trots we'll Also a Buggy and Harness. as good
as new. Inquire at Markey's stables corner Common
and Claiborne streets. jazz If
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Col. VIM. j. Behan Chairman
Col. William 7. vaudry. Col. John GIynn. .Jr.
Mayer W r. Huger, Capt. Jas. ID. Edwards
Capt X H. Peasants Il. A. Guihet
Harrison Watts - Arch. Mitchell,
= ID. Nj Fitzpatrick, S H. Buck
= u. j. Hamilton, Thomas McIntyre
- j. Il. Selleck, Ed Flood
A. T. Phillips, Andrew Hero, Jr,
Ed. Lilienthal f. A. Bignon
ID. G.. Johnston, r G. Eyrich
Geo H. Braughn, w c. Simmons, Jr,
Chris Meble, j. H. De(iranoe
r. H. Whitaker, II. f. Shropshire
Wash. Marks Dr. j. n Fowell
Thad Waterman VIM Pagan
NJ. Farquier II. W. Ziegler
L. T. Clark, w. Ii. Gre H.
s. g. Thorn T. j. Henderson
Edward Cookery, j. c. Koenp
Dave Hughes, G.. H. Post
c. w. Storck.
N. B.-Performance begins at 8 o'clock
Doors open at o'clock
No reserved seats.
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR
Galleries. so cents.
Tickets may be had from any of the above GENTLE
men, or at the theater on the evening of the per
toImance.
w /. HODGSON
jazz til Chairman Committee of Arran gements
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ST. CHARLES THEATEE.-Last night the
pantomime of Jack and the Bean Stalk. >
took the place of ''Humpty Dumpty Abroad, :
and its many comical situations and funny
trick were laughed a. and applauded by a
very large audience.
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POLITICAL ON DIT.
PINCH'S PINCH.

In the rotunda of the st. Charles there was
! little less gossip than usual about the condi-
ton of affairs here. The Pinchback situa-
ton was canvassed by the crowd always pres
ent during the evening, and the many and
diverse opinions expressed Of the probabili-
ties of his success precluded one from form
ing just estimate of his chances.
1t seemed to be generally conceded that the
Republicans felt very strongly constrained to
ix him in his seat, but there was hesitancy
on account of his past record.
This sudden elevation Of Pinch into a stu
alton wherein he excites so much attention
would be embarrassing to one of ordinary ad-
dress but to Pinch it is as it were an ascent
peculiarly enjoyable. Like the stick Of the
skyrocket, he may come suddenly down
THE OLD GUARD
The stauch position assumed from The first
oy the Conservative members Of the Legisla-
ture is still maintained, much to the grief of
those who had placed high hopes in their
probable disatfecton. Without single de-
seruon they have remained true to our cause
and have given additional evidence Of their
entire devotion to their constituents.
WHAT ARE THEY GOING To DO ABOUT IT.
The Committee of Judiciary, of Hahn's
vwing. Kelloggs Crowd, on Wednesday sub
,nitted document Of which the following is
a copy:
New ORLEANS, Jan. ~, 1875.
10 the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House
Of Representatives,:
In the matter of the suspension of Anthony
Drayton, clerk Of the District Court, Parish Of
'Terrebonne, by the judge of the Fifteenth
Judicial District Of Louisiana, your commit
tee, after careful examination of the case,
fail to find any disposition or purpose on the
part OF said Drayton, in contempt of the
authority of the District Court, sufficient to
Justify the harsh remedy of suspens on from
office. Your committee therefore recommend
the adoption Of the following resolution
Resolved by the House OF Representatives,
the Senate concurring, That the action Of
Taylor Beattie, Judge of the Fifteenth Judi
,cial District Of Louisi ma, in suspending from
office Anthony Drayton, clerk of the District
Court, parish Of Terrebonne, be not ratified.
Respectfully submitted,
CHAs. w. LOWELL,
A. B. LEvIsEE,
r, w RaEEP
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The following gentlemen have been selected as a
Reception Committee and requested to report to
the chairman at the theater the above evening at
81 o'clock sharp.
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PROVISIONS PROVISIONS
10000 pounds D. S. SHOULDERS, loose or
packed, in lots to suit.
$50 barrels MESS PORK, original full weight.
so casks BACON CLEAR SIDES.
100 barrels extra prime PORK.
just arriving and for sale by
E. K. CONVERSE,
Ia2i 81 81 Magazine street.
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The Conservative Committee Appointed to
attend 10 the investigations Of the Congressional
Committee have established their headquarters at No
1i2 Canal street. Persons having information 81 data
which will assist the Committee in their labors will
please send or leave the same with the Secretary
+. c. ZACHARIE
Chairman OF Committee
F. X. BARBo-. SecretTr If
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Time Of Departure.-The NAH Train BY the 6reat
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
Of Calliope street at o'clock P. NJ connecting with
al fast trains North East and West. Pullman Pal.
ace Cars on AL trains. iva
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of lading given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers z. 4. Lee
PaTgoud and Natchez.
JNO JANNEY, Agent
MS tt III Common street
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Notice-All persons Indebted to the Estate of
the late ,. y. MOODY are requested to AXE mme.
date payment, and those having claims to present
them
J. c. MOODY, Ex. and Tutrix,
.Ia!6 lW cor Canal and ROval streets
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-15
Country Produce Taken in Exchange for Boots,
Shoes Hats, &c., &c.
OF INTEREST TO ALL.

at ialr GAINESVILLE TENNESSEE, April 1875.
Due of the hard
ing material changes business and changes the
end that all easily supply themselves with Boots Shoes Hats
m when money they did twelve eighteen months
To
goods extremely Second have had shoes made Of very
best material and workmanship and handsome in fit dispensing with
deal of fancy which adds
SHOE but Third selling vey profits
short profits for do believe full
and big profits when the people the have made
the last twelve months adopted this policy
and not from beneyoenee for by this be-
M popularity house and then by fair dealings good goods and low
future the public when better
My stock this have offered for the
consideration of the people, both Quayand Prices My stock of mems
and boys Boans specially the best being
models of durability the prices from mans
cheap and durable Mems and boys POw Shoes PoW
Boots &c Ladies Shoes and good shoe for 81 CO. Ladies full
stock calf shoes from s. % the finest made shoes In Ladies
Caksve Ladies and Misses fine shoes all styles side lace front lace
and button Also the latest thing Ladies It Shoes and
nobb and the Button Shoe Call ladies
them Ladies Custom made English Lasting Shoe the
United States 81 90 Yankee SHOE fully warranted and
will 50 50 shoe arksve child
all prices Mems stock calf
Boots the lowest prices heard Of Mems full stock sed ea
and Shoes Cloth Alexis Shoes &c Gentlemen please these goods
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-15
A Little Hero.

That was sad story told by the
newspapers last winter Two little
children, boy and girl, wandering
from home, were caught in a snow
storm and lost their way. The dis
tracted parents, accompanied by kind
neighbors, go out to search for them.
After long, weary search the two
children were found lying side by side
on a snowy slope, their slender forms
rigid and their young faces fixed by
the frost in the repose of death. The
girl was wrapped in the boys coat.
but the pitiless wind pierced her breast
as well as the generous heart of the
little hero who strove to shield her
from its fury. The winters cold took
many life, but the noblest soul OF
them all was that OF this boy. The
coat folded carefully about the little
girl he loved so tenderly and his own
breast bare to the bitter blast told Of
the courage, the generosity, the self
sacrifice, the lovi1g solicitude Of the
horoic youth.-From Moy Home ana
School," Louisville, Ky.