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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14

our bright RED ls the only reliable Slate
Paint ever introduced that VIII efiectunily
prevent dampness rom penetrating and
discOlOring the pinstor.
These paints are also largely used on OUT
houses and fences, or as a printing cont um
fine buildings.
Our only colors are CHOCOLATE, RID,
HRIGHT EEn. aud OnAMGE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14

DR.. Shearer preached an interesting
sermon at the Methodist church, last
Sunday, occupying the pulpit in the
absence of Rev. r. c. Brown, the
pastor, at Conference. Our Methodist
friends are always glad to hear DR..
Shearer, as the large and attentive con-
gregation on last Sabbath fully veri-
fed.
Alright, the services we're conduct
ed by Rev. H. S. Mcbride. who took
occasion to visit his friends in this city,
during the last days of Conference
He was greeted by good audience
who speak in praise of his effort on
that occasion. He gave general salts
faction as preacher and pastor dur
ing the last year at Shelbyville, and his
congregation there are anxious for his
return. You may have friends where
ever you go, Mr.. Nc, but none truer
than those you have here.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14

4 GENTLEMAN, formerly resident
of this city, has received a letter from
parties in Ohio desiring to make con-
tracts for iron ore down in this section.
Mr.. Sam. johnson, agent, offers $500
acres of land or Tennessee river for
sale, on which two large iron ore banks
are opened, showing a face of thirty
feet of as fine ore as can be found in
the State. Here is chance for some
body who has the means to invest.
STRIKES among railroad employees
saau, 70 ha ona Of tho foll caSbSaps
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
Saturday. October %. 1876.

A tract of land in civil district No. u, of
Montgomery county, about one mile from
GAINESVILLE, bounded on the east by the
Charlotte road, south by the property of
King d Robb's heirs, west by the new Char
lotte road, and north blythe property form
erly owned by VIM. Hay, being the resi-
dence of the late w King, with about 10
acres of land attached, the same mortgaged
by r II Williams to w I Shackelford on
the Sd day otJune, 1867. This property will
be divided into two or more lots, and plat
shown on day of sale.
TERMS One-third cash, balance in six
and y months with interest. Notes with
good security required and lien retained.
No redemption.
POLK q. JOHNSON.
G. and NJ. and Commissioner.
Sept30, '76-tds pr 50 90
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
which may be done with onc-f0urth thr
usual expense, by using our
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY FOR USE.

Fire.proof, Waterproof Durable, Ecuuom-
teal, ana Ornamental
A roof may be covered with very cheap
shinEle, and by application of this slnte ho
made TO last from ~ 90 % years. Ola ROOFS
can be patched and coated, looking much
better. and lasting longer than new shin-
giles without the slate. for
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
One-Thlrd the Cost Of Reshingling.
m STOPS EVERY LEAK.

The expense Of stating new shingles f.
only about the cost OF simply laying them.
The paint Is FtEE-pfOOF against SPARKS OI
auV one.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14

LAST Saturday evening gentleman
stopped at the toll gate on the Port
Royal Pike, stating to Mr.. Long that
he had chill on him, when he was
invited into the house. In a few hours
he was seized with spasms, and in very
short time he was unable to talk. Mr..
Long sent for several neighbors, who
came to the assistance of the stranger.
Physic was prescribed by a physician
and given him, but of no avail, as he
continued to have spasms until Sun
day morning, when he died. He was
kindly cared for, and decently buried
near Mrs. Dicks residence. Being
sick, Mr.. Long failed to 6ud out his
name. The following memoranda was
found on his person:
For Mr.. VIM. Buchane: Take tea
spoonful three times a day before meals.
Aug. p, 1876.
II. C.. MAYEs."
He informed Mr.. Long that he came
from above Nashville, not far from
Murfreesboro. IF he has relations or
friends there, they can learn the par
ticulars in this case by calling on or
addressing Mr.. Long at this place.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
No Tar is used In this Composition.

therefore u ntlther crnck8In Winter, non
runs In summer.
ON decayed shingles 20 nils up the holes
ana pores, ana gives "a now substantial roof
that viii last for years. CUtLEu or WAHPEn
shingles fl brings TO their places and keeps
them there. IL Ills up ~. holes in Felt
roofs, stops the leaiSs--and although e. slow
dryer. rain does not affect u few hours
after applying. As nearly nll paints that
our GENUINE article, which for single
roOfl is
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14

and for tin or iron has no equal, a. it cx-
pauds by heat, contracts by cold, aud never
CRACKS nor scales. RuOfscovcrcd with Tar
Felt can be made water tight ut
"A small expense, ana preserved for many
years. This Slate Paints
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14

&C., all at much lower prices than No should
fail examine stock before buying, it is conceded
fact by all who have examined that have the best
stock in GAINESVILLE, and at lowest prices.
See our elegant stock of Paris Coaks
Shawls at less than last seasons cost
See our splendid stock of Ladies' Misses and Chdrens
Seal Brown and Navy Blue Cotton Hose also Misses and
Chldrens Worsted Hose.
Large lot of Ladies and Misses White English Cotton
Hose Just opened lower prices than they will be for the
next five years Now is your time to buy bargains
Call for Ladies' Misses and Childrens Nett Underware,
stock complete, prices
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
MN & Jno Elder VS. Martin and Earnest

II NJ & Jno Elder VS. Martin and Earnest
Elder.
In pursuance of a decree in this cause at
the July Special Term 1876, of the Mont
conner County Chancery Court, will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, at
the court house door in GAINESVILLE, on
Saturday, October %, 1876,
the following described property belong
ing to the estate OF Joshua Elder, deceased,
to-wit:
a lot of ground in the city OfClarksville,
beginning on the SouthSide of Madison
street, al q stone, runs south IL To- west 437
feet to the land owned by the Railroad Co.;
then up the line of same 3i2 feet to stone,
then north IL west 239 feet to Madison ST.,
then with said street north $50 west lS9
feet to the beginning.
A tract of land in civil district No. 10 of
Montgomery county, containing about 10
acres. adjoining the lands of Johnathan
Phil fps, Hooper, Hutchinson and Others.
A tract of land in same dis riot adjoin-
ing the above tract, and lands of Smith,
and Others, containing about 25 acres.
These two tracts conveyed by w + Fall to
Joshua Elder on the 10th OF May, 1872.
TERMS: On the lot in GAINESVILLE, Cash
on the lands in No. 10, one-fourth cash,
balance in l and years with interest.
Notes with good security required and
lien retained.
POLK G. JOHNSON,
G & NJ and Commissioner.
Sent 30 IS7G-tdS-Dr So 90,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
Chocolate Color.


when first applied, changing IN about "a
month 10 a uniform slate color nnd rs 10
all lntents and purposes SLATE. On
Tin ROOfs
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
Brick Walls

our red color IS usually prcforred, as one
cont is equal 10 ave Of any ordinary paint.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
Saturday, October %. 1876.

Lot No. IA, of the Blue Springs Furnace
lands, containing 224 acres, and lot No. ID
of same lands, containing acres, being
the property purchased at q former sale in
this cause by Irwin Butler, and to be sold
now for the purchase money due from him.
TERMS: One-half cash, balance on credit
of months with interest. Notes with
good security and lien retained. No re-
demption.
POLK G. JOHNSON,
G IL NJ and Commissioner.
Sep3O, 1876 IDS prf 50 90.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
Merritt & Fort, administrators VS. How
Nd G bair of oil

ara heirs ct al.
Pursuant to a decree in this cause at the
A pril Term 1876, OF the Montgomery coun-
ty Court, will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder at the court house door in
GAINESVILLE, on
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two gallons will cover a hundred faunre
feet Of single roof, while on Tin. iron. felt.
matched boards, or any smooth surface.
from two quarts 10 one gallon are required
the Paint has "a heavy body II Is easily ap-
piled with brush.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
70 CUuIU IIOtIoO UUUI III OIstI fAsF IIIts UII
Saturday, October %, 1876,

i o Shackelford ct al VS. G Harrell's heirs
and creditors.
In pursuance of a decree in this cause at
the April Term 1876, of the Montgomery Co.
Chancerv Cont. T viii sell at nnbiic auction
TO the highest bidder, at the court house
door in GAINESVILLE, on
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
TMAINs GoING NOnT1I.

TRAIN No. connects az Humboldt and
Milan for the West, also from points south
and Richmond Branches &C Cincinnati
June. with l.. &. q l.. r.. II. for tho North
and East at Louisville with N. s. Mail
Boats for Cincinnati and with %. q NJ. E'y
and J., NJ. q /. II. r. for the North, East ana
West.
TRAIN No 4 connects at Gdthrlc with
ST l. & 5 e 'y; at Gin. juno. with L., g.. 81
l.. r.. II. for the NORTH and East no Louis
Vile with o. a M. and j., NJ. s. /. t., for tho
North, East and West.
TRAIN No. q. from Bowling Green VIII
be run as ccommOdntion 10 Louisville,
making same connections as Nod.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
Saturday, October %, 1876.

Robert Caldwell VS. T. Y. Dixon ct al.
In pursuance of a decree in this cause
made at the July Special Term 1876. of the
Montgomery county Chancery Court, 1
will sell to the highest bidder at the court
house door in GAINESVILLE, on
Saturday, October %, 1876,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14

Oct. Z, 1876-tf.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-10-14
SATURDAY. Octnher y 1S

the following lots of the o. K. Furnace
lands, bought at a former sale in this cause
pnn ITxIr
, 1876-02-28

10 The Tttor u TAe Chicago Tuban.:
EsaLxwoop, ILL.,, Feb. 27.-A1ow mo 10 70.
turn my sincere tAhnks for tho publication Of An
artlelo from me- over tho signature OF Poor
1fsu's Wife," asking for fou practical recipes
with inatructlonl "a to baking, ~ also for tho
lntsrost you manifest in Pzo1eting tbs uBa Of
your columns 70 All who will hare tho kind.
ness Of sending Information 70 this effect.
No ono subject Of importance hss boon
more neglected than shis. Hundreds Of personst
out OF health to-day owe 1t To un.holssoms md
Improper cooking. Soma tiEua ago I noticed that
lady. II mistake not Mrs. Walter q. Lyman.
would E!rs nna OF more lectures Ia yo1r c.tr
s.;ng ,ns IT, sapsst "ts %as rsg,s
Of tho many housekoepera who would avail them
selves Of the opportunity Of hearing few
s1mmonseo'e ;%., saSSsston' on thl' subject
70. ono In chc.s @sa'd 10 IN .1s,y as d.;
there are, hundreds at families depending on
ntttnnce BY way ot 4 aa'Ar4 for support. Every
sht'linE has to bc counted. Where butter and
ess 20 =. 7 ~ thsy usually .o + beheo.es
will enable them TO 60. MP = meal according TO
the circumstances pccuniaFily.
Nov, am neat and orderly housokeeper;
can cook meat md vegetables veil, but batiug.
excapt bread, has been tho trial OF my l1fo.
When road the "Young lIousekeeper's" letter
from Ailoaau. Mich, I cou1d not but thank her
for comiug to my rescue. Like her, I BE-
1lovo Lhat "rea" has nothing IN do With It;
for t,avo tried hnd tired until WAS heart sick,
aud nsvor have had tho natlHtactton Il toe good
| luck. II nnct tbere had bocn In It, II tho
rtcipo ID plain and good, Aud !oa have proper
knowledgo al 10 ths mixing Of it. tho.o can 10
! 40 mistake. And right here let mo add that
!ur hints on bread-nakinT would not coma kuoiss
| to the majority Of young bousekecpers Who will
| anxionaly n.ait the persiaaF OF or iattcrs. Any
information tond,ng to elovAte and educats tbs
hundreds who are only too wiling to learn will
| 10 received NTH thankfuness. Particularly let
| aome good old mothers End grandmn.herE send
| us information for tho proper preparation Of
| dishes for tho sick room.
| Lot each one in sending Information retain
| copies Of tho recipes Of ottlers aud in short
| time VIC will haVo Home" book Of which al
mAy bs proud. Ma 4. p. II,
, 1876-02-28
A MOTHERS STORY.

! saw one day
Anys out ale o}cuing bar
A white AktI to the South Mlnds sc4,-
4 fair plume In the Corouet
Of pceau.
The bark tl,at bors
This Gau from out tbs ahorS
WAs carrying then Al fsiF company
~ srez ahfp thst toRs-d upon the sa4
1n motion.
A. gay WHO thsy
~ birds uIruu HueamaF'a day;
Tho flowers that boaul Oh sunny Slopes
We're not 1lore bright III beAuty's tppos
And pleasure.
Tne music played,
Nhffe ga.ly youth and maid
uron tbs tlrck dancAd toetly fnuno,
Keeping sxHt pace With sx1ug1ag sound
0t measure.
At hour Of aecp
Tint night, the broad, dark deep
Wla teu,fe.t tnst from skore to thore;
Tue oetoe North wihds swept Wildly o'et
1iA boRoul.
Each pasAng day,
look beyond the bay -..
For That white EIil Nnpu South Nlnd blnw1,
think my child is near. Col pt!y those
Who fcse them.
1AxEs IAvAL11k.
, 1876-02-28

.or, coune'! recently h:,a 4 /: ;t mora Ksststn 70;
M, m.f1 now ast. fe..on., ops bras q "a ena il
enlt's', I'd 70 aovs al these 1ao'tions "hsea h'''
Hsse:rtd, thai plymouth Church Rls1l, md untt-
ths q tka cennc I'D h.s pus
suanta Of thoss snaseons u docs nov inyise
a bs rs.posbs s9r e:rFs. ss.la.t tha pastor oi hs
church 70 bring forward such charges IN tae
sisns o' ss ~ ae
70 be msdo ID ths slrtsed " tic Council and
under tbs dlfse6cn Of thu Committee appointed
thereby. ltks*1 W.HD 5Efo&1s,
i. v. KArHoHn,
TnoxA1 u. HHEahMAN.
Tho Examining Oommitteo offered the fol-
loving preamble and Resolution, which "crc
adontolt
wgxarAs, At 4 meeting Of thu E1,,n!nInr Commit.
id Con COMMITTEES. ma hssias besn tea,'o,tsa ), them
to stata any fnd al fActa within hia tan.edge tending
soosS IL b. s.ssr of Tso ..ksa Tor Ten dsys @ sr
thar nas to consult winesass aud re!er 10 dAsea doc
.nents memoranda 70 snat'e him to anhwes such
questions - might b. pus 10 him: and
II. instruelod ths Examining Committee 10 gran. 10
him thst b. would b ssksa 70 ss1s any nod svs1y fa
wiahin hia fnorsdgo trading 70 snpI"rt said Aoeuss;
Tin 81 Z ass n ~
within Ills pessoual knowledge might IN prored, and
10 submit TO such os!,ef thorough and rad oka,nnA
tiosa Nigh. b necessary znd proper to elicit tho
fullest po~lbls Investigation Of .ocA accuaatIona
insnuations: &nd .......
HnrAEAA. tbs tho said Bowen, hsrtng becn ~ naa-
fed appeared In pursuance ns atch nace before tie
Committeo At nesting held on tht 23d Inst, and
road written statonsut founded entirely upon hear-
by whom such accusAt3ons Or thanusttons might hs
verified, any daes 0t clrcnnaancea BY which thu
Truth Of hss statements might be losted: tn which
statement he re4Ermed lila accusations anu inAtnla.
lions against the tlaltor: Hnd
WaknEAs, The said Bowen. a::er rnadlng aurh stste
ment abanlutaly refused 10 permit h!ul.cf to he qncs
toned, and prccpttatey Withdrew fron, the presence
Of tue Eomt.it.S: tuereiors,
fesolpsd, Th&t tho sasd Henty c. nowet, IN a,,fn-
sp1ued by The clerk 10 appsar befors tho church Al
tus u.ss nesting taeteof 70 IN held tn Ills lectute
t1om on the ereutng Of Wednesday,, tlle ist day u
March ue1 1t 7:1o O'Clock, then and tiers to
orally sny kd all questions that shall be pul 10 him
pertinent 10 Tho ons contained In hs latar Of
Feb. t. in Ills communication to The Commiuec at
, 1876-02-28

sreefal Gos7ttpendsnts Or The Ch,eaao Tribune.
DEa hoiHEs Ia, Fob. 25.-SuBan D. Anthony
has bean .heso aoTorat days Interviewing the
Legislature IN behalf Of Woman Suffrage; and.
in tho meantime She docs uot hesi-
tate, in private circles. TO sny that
she believes Henry Ward Doeoher la
0nilty OF tho ollarges 19lton mado ngAinat him !;
and intimate that shc koows much more than
ato will tell; but bo does not propoac to put
herself where ah0 can bs citoa to tel! what nhe
kuowa before auy Court or Council.
, 1876-02-28
MoulToN. BUTLER. AND TRACY

ae@ 1e.@ ,5'o"ne' seo' ~:
mr. fsanc!' =. moulton sso' = 'e..as aHn 70 zen.
nna., liz, :, se,t,. s.at.r,ort NJ ear,,io
upon NM 70 sos115 esssement ol eetsaao
% points IN tho nsssass se.na.l' tue substance OF
.s,,.". ~. as - .,,s IT,, y, x4+.o,.
nsesnet but hons,tiy .eaFht uatl .ssh.d py 6.sea,
e. 70 sapfEets sna ssahua!. ~ 1Mae, ash
y % sonsfl tos gsseher went a nosIoa sna a91.us
Win b1t4ct ehont ths oaAc ana ~ m !nealato cou
sentence OF that intefvlew which w not tnas known
70 Aoaaton nhtn tae hs.t my nsf T.o'1 20 saou
puo!sstioa: q oatxiviass aaa iaytting him .ni ~
s9n 70 eo0enl:t'1n; un Su!y ~, l6Is, oatlse auu
4f;s md e soaa:,. % h o x W
tas ae eom1sso enarsns t IT, WIS y, @ ana
n.teesf WIZ san!sery. Iho3 inaacea !l.oo 70 eoa-
ANYTHING about y y could procure su sdjournmsnt
o. o. ~ Investigating Vommitlee; and. aher getting
ana nj 70 Ssas; re.at .; the
tsss!ew VIA Iht9n. lasfsiofo isse{ w9ht svo"ea.y
~ sosn!o ~ i LuJunsssns 81 to Se'aass, ~ t III r..
mssne Il Ton wod uro,tss Is not 10 Rad a Or
lii ststemsnt It WI agrueI that Iton allou!d 20 10
engagement, and return poe.!bla 10 sioul.
fons hosss: Aates ~ houis9n .n1sonaly .waitea
tasy sent e ths room, IL ad, q tSoiF dS
may. that Tracy; MISUNDERSTANDING ~ sg!temsnt, MIS-
tS "a tic @ evening Il Aus ., isH iase. Trss;, and
Moalson h.a m interview st tno ELY Avenue Hotel;
seS tata fasmssy afaeq abs aenah hot 70 est
aud documents, and rolnted out low partial state
sas esa b. a1s x's. n*cr q :au
Moatou's house. wltn tho " "shnrt statement" wts
prepared to Ia usod tuateed ct Tie complete diacosnFs
Tracy on tns aa1no eyrnng, after .he Iort state
ntnE had beon read by lolltou to tho Cvu,ni.teo,
expressed to him and Duer hts thanks; and ncxt day
Tracy sud putIa1 mat In cnusntaton On n:cchcrs
c&so, aud Huef dictated E1an OF defense, PaTe OF
which was used In tho ira. with perrarted purpose
Mouiou sppposcd that ha connection viii! tue scsn.
dal was lhan ended And ho 1ut1cnlerea I'll ths doo-
mants 70 Butler, intending that They should nsyor
neTTew viii Tfscy ths guilt Of ooches Was tho e1.
Ind thas thsy labossd 10 save him tbsayfn9 In ta
p<ntaaes, tbs borrowing mother, tho tnnot ent chill
assn .nd sosiey. tsom she pan1eauon u ht1 Trans
tick Snor lin ,sysug uroyinusiy co.opsnteI with
thosa tnaant to annra4a fle acaudal UciMa tho pu-
lkatjon Of Mnuniis seaoul or full pttetnt neecAey
Wi iYnn N nunnrtunitT io retract ht1 Rcusons OF
hiaefms but IL lid not do 10 until oon ;,elied bY III
cfotsexsmlnation of Fu1ertou TIen h, s&td tho l1-
k,ls chsrse val m1de Il the instanco d Aia lawyeys
~. ~, ~ s.'*, ~ 49, Ns,sr5.~ -
lo"e'
WA1n1na7ox, D. O., Fab. a, lsd.-Frareft H.
Nout1n, ~ ii Eftotfn sffttt: ae}aawlslxa the ~.
cept ol your telegram, Mfp9 for epy 10 yont latsr
Of 1sn, 10 vii. Pressing proteashpA engagements
, 1876-02-28
~ tss1ltaE'' n Brttnsl.

Eosan Commercial bulletin.
1'Jie Epgtinhn4n in America furnishes tho
subject OF many amusing etosiea. Thn following
incIdeut related by popular pr,fesn nonal ge.,-
tisman OF huston, We do not tonemper to hsva
secn recorded In pint boForc.
Two bold lsitons. who had bten accredited
with 1oltc,s Of introduction to ou. Boston friend
had boen duly Entertained. dintd, ETC.. aud the
American MUD occasionally raaped by the COM
parison Of things American with tho same "n
'ouae, va knoH." Tue after-dinnor bsro! took tho
party toward the Back BaJ territory aud tue trst
prominent building polluted ont was ths new
ilenok Of tho Boston d Providence 1sa,lruadt
then not quite completed. Tho conversation
naturally turned tosard railways, hnd tho Eu-
liehman criticised tho American SYSTEM frooly.
commenting on thu "terrib!o danger" Of Amer
lean roads und tho creator safety OF the English
system.
Just llsn one Of the islanders caught aighs Of
tho tower iu process OF erection On tie Pfoyl-
douco dopot, and ua!d:
"1sav, Mr. L., what ID that7 Do you put
Btenpics on youE railway statlous hereS 7"
Tho D,aton man turued 10 the ipterlocutof
With tho taco Of 40 undcstakas. snl gravc!y re-
sPonded:
- Yes you know NC are rory utilitarltn poo
Pie here, aud they have so many accidents on
tue railroads. And separata funusat 1ctylces over
tho Enlod arc ~ expensive. that tue Directors Of
this Company concluded to combine church
with tho uen depo:, 30 that in cass Of fata! dis.
assera the cara cputai,linS tho lIlIed cAu bo
switched into the church enI Of tue atatiou,
serylc.s hbld, Tho 1nournoEs taken aboard, An
eny.ne htched on, and tho tram li,n out TO For.
ost Hill cemetesy 3: great sAsing Of time and
money"
"Dy tho way" continued he, "you wilt 60
over tlI,s road Of, your way to Now York, and l
:" lit ask tbs conductor to polut out tho scenca Of
tho latest accdeutB to yoil.
The Engllahncn gazed fnr : moment 1t ths
unrntlleJ oouulsuauco Of their "Amot!oau cou'
an," aud tnou ejscuIstel ...-
dHaw. yaAs, thanks, think we'll try eosus
other route though this tlmo;' and mAds >
mental noto OF tho AmeEican combination OF
church aul r4lHay. Tor Lomo uss.
, 1876-02-28
4 SVoinnu.bu[Srage !Auvocato's Sui.
CtAas

Londan DaAg !irRs. Fkd. I.
lIiss JsmluA Elizabeth Lalke. Is years OF sge.
O! Clifton, was found drowned in \ pond in He<l-
lasd. Bho wAa BsotstAry 10 tho 1A!asol aud Wost
OF England Women'a Suffrage ASSOCIATION, and
was we'll known IN connection With the womous
ros.ueuce, leaving behind hsr tho following note,
1rlttcu III pencil OIL = scrap OF papers ~ hAya
beeu mad ior several weeks, but uAYa coupeA!.
Cd il. siy difficulties have tnsnsd my braia, snd
/ sp,,At die. MY mo1het's nalFesA IL 6wsnburne
road, DVptfofd, Il. L."
, 1876-02-28
TT.
n th3 Editor n Ths Chicago 7fibuHat

70 fh4 HHfloF y JhS Ehff0J0 IftbNIlat
Gn1NsEL1, H., Fob. 2o.-1n tho "Ptrsoual"
column OF The TRIBUNE Of tito 2ith, you say,
Is though 1t vete reproaoh upon him, "Ouo
OF tho mombcrB Of tho Advisory Council ut
brooklyn is tho Rev. I. g. Morrill,, Of Dayen-
port, who denounced Theodore Tllton from his
pulpit and begged bis congregation not to ut
tend the lcoturs on ',TAe Psob!p,u Of L!fe.'"
would liko TO Inquire IT it is not highly COM
mendabto IN any, respectable Congregational
miniator IN tho country to 30 beg Of hia congro-
CATION. It, acoms to mo TINT tho fact Of
Deechor's guilt Or innocence docs not male Tho
solt.condomed 4. T. . tit man for public
teacher.
l know Of members Of TINT Council from Town
who won't to DrooGlyn With as l,tto eympathy
for Dir. Deeober 40 you, Mr.. Editor, always sp-
pearod to have. Would you havs them all Of
your way Of thtnking1 e. A. WulrNEi.
, 1876-02-28

NE, Augustus HtosEs finished paying tho az
pouses Ut tbs Coancil ysssssday. taking about
ul2,QQV nnt OF the income from tbs ps~ IepIa.
Tho Qua delsgAte who Hss sent tp the Council
NeY, t. @. Fessenden, OF Stamford, Conu. IIo
ras clossn by s1-Dsscon West to present bis
protes. TO tie Council, aud, i. tue opening OF
Tho bossions, he gAyo PROMISE of SONS inde-
pandsnca. Mr. Bseoher's tiIss big speech svept
away ILLS diss5uat. In Ar, Fsssendsn's stay ho
il sAd to hAss callod On Mira Iiton. WHO III
living with her mother ia Madison
asssst AID, Atas ftes eoaTsssa-