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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
2dDmeis.

Die SsrbanbsIunssn iber NieberIais
iunssusrtrdse ;pii4e 6rantrei4 uno Der
S1wsis iino INT lseten Iusenblide sei9ei:
teri, neil 6rantrsi9 sepiile anipride an
bic Nadtommen ieiner aussewanberten
tlntertbansn nidt aufseben nil. Wenn
ndmli9 elm fran,Ofi4er untertban iid in
einem frembsn 9anoe naturaliliren ldBt, 10
beitebt bic iran;Ofide Rssieruns barauf,
baB feline S6bne. aud wenn fe i'm frem:
ben 9anbe ibrs Militdrpfidt sriiaen, bod
nod ais fransOii9e llntertbanen betra@tet
uno sur OienitIsiituns i'm fransOfi4en
Ssere beranse3oser ueroen iollen. 0ie'
lslbe 5oroeruns, bic Oiienbar beitimmt 1T,
bic a~uswanoeruns gu sridweren, bat ls
aud anberen Staaten seseniber aufredt
erbalten uno ! .. nit SeIsisn don auer:
lei Weiterunsen baour9 sebabt. Auf bic
Oausr oirfte iie i4wali4 baltbar isin,
neil lie bic MblesunJ Der fransolii4en Sra
tionalitdt fir cine 6amilie prattil9 uamo9s
LID MAIDEN piiroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Stalien unD Nranfreif.

Gus SberitaIien i9reibt man Der ,6r.
3ta.": Wenn Dor etlpa Sebn Sabren Elm
Reilenbsr aus benz Norben mad Stalien
binabsins, Der Oeutide, gnsldnser Ooer
Ru1e, penn er in ben vepia blauen Sims
mel" aufiudte, muBte sr fi4 sund4t cine
italienii9e @rammatif anidaiien, ooer wes
niaitens elm @orterbud, UNI iid GINGER
masen ueritdnblid MAIDEN gu t6nnen. Oas
1T Jest nidt msbr nStbis. Sobalb er Gu.
rim, Wailanb ODER 9srona errsidt bat, sm:
pfansen Jpn frans0fide 9aute. Don 0pon
ober Semi bis gbamberp unb BON Gbam:
be,p bic Gurin befinbst ii9 Der SteiienSe,
mas Die Spra9s anbstrift, uoaitdnois In
fran,Siitsr llmsebuns. Sn Gurin uieoer
befinbet er ii9 in elmer Stabt, bic nur nod
in baulidsr Stsisbuns einen itaIienii9en
gbaratter bat ; i'm llsbrisen, mas ben Yers
tebr arlanst, 1T fe mebr frans0iii4 ais
italienii9. Sn manden Sbsilen Der Staot
tann man iid nod 9pon psrisst pdbnen.
Mailanb wieosrum bat in benz Iestsren De:
G. mnium in Der Tran30lirung rapioe 6orts
iaritte sena1t. Die beutl9en @dite, bic
iinsit in Mailanb ii9 aaibisltsn, barften,
queer benz ~obligaten Eviva, nidt uiele itas
lieniide 9aute seb6rt babsn. Die gonuer:
Iation in ben Softrsiien uatarli9 mar fran:
,Siii4; aber fraas0fide 2aute b0rten lie
audi iberaQ in ben &reiIsn, no iie iid am
Idau :en. Yon MailanS aus brinst Die
,@eltiprade par excellence" nor sssen
Ssrona unb ma9t crit 9alt bel Der Chiusa
venneta. Die italisnii6e Gilenbabn9eleu:
i4aft, welde eben lsBt bemibt 1T, Die ober:
Observation-Disclosures BON ben alt0lterreidil4en
~ trennen. trdst cieiem umltanoe bsrsits
| Redmuns, benn in ben WassOnS iinbst
man Darnunssn uno bsrslei3en in italie'
niider unb tran,Oii4er Sprade, ltelsn'
meiie aud in ensliidsr, anSei6lasen-nur
ni9t mebr in bsutider. Sn bic Nfr iterien
iensr sroBsn Giienbabn:S eperation bin if
nidt sinseweibt, aber i'd bese bieisIbs
u~sbsrseusuns, baB bic frans0fii4e Speeu'
lation babel eben 10 iebr betbeilist 1T, ME
bic ital,snii4e. Ha9 peridiebenen baIt
psri9lsiertsn Yorsdnsen unb Sorbsreitun'
gen su i4liesen, treiIen bic iranj6fi9:ita'
lienii1en 0erblnoeten iest bereits initial
ten. UNI benz nsusn, oar4 bic @ottbarollnls
uorbereiten ssrmaniiden ,BorltOB" sin Ya'
roll bieten 5u fSnnen....
Dieiss snssrs 8anbniB Der bIutpe, pano'
ten romanii1en Nationen bleibt bel oe'
Spra4e unb BEN Gilsnbabnuerfebr MATHIS
Ild ni9t iteben. Die 9anbelsbeS'sbanssr
,mii@en Gurin unb Yaris unb Swiider
Nailanb umb paris waren nod nismals u
Iebbaft wie teute, anb namentlid bic les
tere Stabt, mel4t nod imaer g~er6inSan
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
SfaIicn.

Oas ~neueite Seft oes officisllen 9olen.
tino oes llnterri9ts Winiiteriums bring
Die MISUNDERSTANDING StaIisns fir oas
Stubienjabr ls74-75. IS iiebtausroinss
nidt iebr sIdnSenb aus nit Dem Stuoen,
tenIeben Der SaIbiniel. Sm @ansen
;dblt man 5296 Stuoentsn uno l4l2 gum
SOren Seredtiste. 3uiummsn alio 600.
0leruon iino aber Die Stuoenten uno 0orer
Der 0alb llniuerlitdten 10 wie Der l~lniusrii
tat Neapel aussenommen, oeren 3abl nod
ni6t betannt lit. gm meilten beiu9t III
Surin NIT 936 Suoentsn uno 374 gum
S0ren SerG 9tisten, banu folst Baoua nit
978 Stuoenten uno 800 ionltigen .3ub6rern.
Duran i6lieBcn ii9 Sauia nit einsr ge.
iammt,abl uon GA, Bologna nit $50,
Hiia NIT 534 uno &,m nit 500 3ub0rern.
Nm lester Stelle iteb N Wtsiiina nit "a,
Mecerata nit "A unb Saliari nit IS in
2luem. Die Ioalb- llniueritaten 9amerino,
5errara, Terusia uno llrbino bubeu gu:
lammen 267 Stubenten uno 3uborer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

@ensral @arlbaloi bat wdbrenb Der
0eibna6ts: uno Ieujabr : 6%siertase-io
i9reibt man Der q. q. Gusnins Yoit
aus 6om-iuieoer sroBe 9euees in leiner
giqa. sinise Msilen Don Der Yorte Yia,
ssseben. Die 9eusr, 10 beiBt ss, uurbe
NIT ioloatsnartiser Ginfa9bsit sebaltsn
unb nimmt man iibsrau wabr, baB nj bt
einmal etuas auf Die ausrsewSbnli9itsn
Nsssln Der Sausbaltunsstunif sebalten
pirb." Dies lit pobl Die milbsite Dirt, in
mslder man pom Sertretenen Vlumenbee:
ten BON 3iesen uno Sdafen absefreiiensn
Sosquets; uon uerna9Idiiisten Wessn /;
uon unaussetsbrten, nit &eitsn BON alien
Wablseiten bsoedten S%tubenb0oen unb in
allen gdsn berumfabrenben u~nsepueten
Stiefeln, Settjeus uno alten &lsibern
ipreden tann. Oo9 binSert biss Aass
ni9t, RAP Der Seuobrer elmer ioldsn guoe
Der srSBte Selo bes 10. Sabrbunosrts iein
tann. User weis. uisueidt ssb5rsn, pie
mad s.. Seine, bic 9duie Su BEN Yolaten,
10 aud o.. Spef uns Sauertraut"
wie man in Der pfal. iast, u%nabdnosrIid
gum 6eloentbum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
1beinIanbu u. W c It n.

Der gntbeduns Ses berrli9en 6reseoses
mdloes unter benz &~altantri9 unierer ct.
Ga ~nbertustir9s lit bic Auffinbuns Der le'
benssroBeu, iteinernsn Status elmer bersi'
iden 9aaeesfiritin, Der Warsaretbe uon
Winbed, poransesansen. No9 I'M Gn;
fang bieles Sabrbunberts bsfano itd blels
Statue in benz nSrbliden SeiteuIdiffe bel
9am~bertustir9e in auiredtsr Stsuuns EN-
semausrt unS wuroe ruesen Der bimmeI;
blauen Sarbe hires @ewaaoes i'm Munos
bss @oltes bic blaue Warsaretb" s~snannt
1916 perl9pano le lpurlos unb puroe erii
in neusrsr 3eit In benz 9~eofineten @rabJs'
noble beS 9erSoss Wllbelm wieber aufSe'
%funoen. Sni1riit, Wappeu unb senaus
Sorl4unsen in Der Sufts9rsnit l"isierter
idliebli6 ben Sepeis, baB bic Statue uor'
mails in rubeuoer Gage nit 3wei 9unbeu A.
ibren 5iBsn bas 9%raboentmal elmer Ibnir
~unieres &sssntsnbauies biloete. Sc mai
bic 1854 usritorbsne Marsaretbs. Sodte'
bss @lafsn Ssinri9 III. uon Winoed, mel
der auf benz nod erbaltensn S9IOie Wrn.
bed an Der Siss wobnte. gbenoortielbi
seboren, psrsiuists Marsarstbe, als mi
benz Cob ibrss Obslms, bss 9rafsu Aoolpt
uOu Berg, Die mdnnlide OsseeuosuS bss
bersii9sn Stammes aus Benz limbursiider
6auie srloi9, oils grbto9ter bic Ssrridaf
ten Berg uno WinSsd unb murbe Stamm
muttsr be, 9srsose BON Sili9 unb Berg
8si SsititsaunS bes aufsefunbeuen, iir I'M
iere Qanbsssei9idte 10 iutersNautsn Dent
mails sebibrt benz Germ Oomtapitula
Sositen ~bsionberes Seroienf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
onner[Sifnen Merihten ,uinIne Sie nh,

3uuerldiisen Beridten s%uirlse, Die aber
pom ben Giirten iorsfdltia ssbeim ssbaltsn
werosn, sdbrt es beoen lid auf Der Snisl
Gambia, 10 Swar, baB Die YebOroen Saislbit
wieberbolt auf oas Orinsenoite Senouns
Sruppen uerIanst baben, weldem 8erlana
gen iubeB Der &riessminilter ,u eutiprs9en
iid auBer Stanoe iiebt. Die RanoioateR
wiiIen, paB elm auftano iept sroBe illus,
iidten bes @eIiuSens bdtle, uno idsissn
AUDI ent'Slohen, einen iol9en gu organic
iiren, obslei4 iie, m~enisltens uOrIdufis,
oieies Deal ni9t aui llnteritieuns Der @ries
den aus Dem 60nisrei4 gu rs9nsn babsn
wiroen. SisImebr wiiroe Die srie9iide
&esisruns our9 einen iib sinitia anlaHens
ben Nufitano auf Gambia fir iest seraSe;u
in 8~erIesenbeit seiest iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Sejterrcid1. uuaarn.

Der ~. aas. 3tg." miro BON Wien sss
idrisben: vamtiide Oaten conitatirsn Die
Sbatiade, baB uon mebr ais 500, 900
Suben in Der oiesieitisen ReidsbdIfte nur
1000 gum Wtlitdr abseiteIt psrben, aIio
elm einsiser Sapferer auf ie 400 R6pfe.
Oas Rriessminiiterium lit sessnpdrtis gu
erforiden beiddftist, Oh iid cine unseuObns
LID srObe 2abl Der MiIitdrphidt 81 snt:
,ieben weiB, ober Of cine unaepObnli9
sroBe 3abl wirtli9 bienituntuuslid 1T.
Oas cine ME bas anbsre wlrbe msbria9
be,si9usno isin. Sn Der Yrslie iibrsn bic
Oiterrei3iiden Suben betanntli3 bas sroBe
Wort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Eranfrei6.

Su BORDEAUX purbe am 81. DECEMBER
elm Wuderer uerurtbeilt, welder einsn
Stubenten iir As 600 5rs. Wediel bate
unteri4retben laiien unb ibm bafir 800
Srs. %einsebdnoist bate. Wsit anbsren
Stubentsn bate er dbnIide @siddite &C.:
ma9t. @inem berislbsn psrtauite er fir
5000 6rartsn Sdube, bas Baar gu 1875
6rs., pdbreno lie nur miebsr nit 6 Srs.
p%ertanft perben fonnten. Der Wu6erer
er war Stuiter ieinss Stanbes, wurbe su
6 Monaten @efdnsniB unb 25 900 6ran,
fen Celebrate psrurtbsilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
SoQanO.

Sn benz bo0dnoiiten @rsn,fdbtden
0ronlo bate bieier Cage elm bortieer Blrs.
ger beim Nbera5en elmer nebe, ieinsm Nder
itsbenben Waqbsfe in Der Ndbs Der Sta6t
bas Slid, elm tupfernes SefdB nit 1913
@olbifIdeu unb 4 irosne @sfdfe NIT Sils
berselo gu finbsn. Gon ben Niin,sn, stma
500 an Der 3ahl uno idmmtIih aus benz
IL. Sabrbunoert, tra9en utele @olbltiide
ben Namen uno cas Rrrtrdt philipp'S III.
pom Spanien nit Der SSahres,abl l641,
wobinsegen Don BEN Silbsrmiin,en .einise
nit Dem Hort,dt bes bl YnuIss, Batron
oes Sist9ums Miiniter, uno ontsre nit
ben Silbniiieu Der FL. 0retSnise, Ser
S6utbeiligen Der GrSbiocsie &olu, usrie;
ben iiro. Die Miin en- icllen einen @es
iGmmtwertb pom $1,000 @ulssn baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Sirf @aIitin lit am II. %. M. ma

Siirit @alisin lit am II. D. 80. mad
elmer Iansen uno i4msrsli9en &rantbeit
in Yaris ssitorbsu. Sn 6olse zines lleber:
trlttss pom ruiiii9en S9isma CAB er 9lns
isben, Reidtbum uno gbrenitelen auf unb
sos iid in Die SerbannunJ ;urid, UNI Der
Sa9e Der tatbolii9en &irde W Oienen.
Sein Name bat bod in Anerita einsn
suten Slang. @ar es AUDI elm Gonuertit
uno Yerwanbter bon ibm, Der aIs Oemes
trius Iusuitin @alisin in benz allegheny
@sbirse bas &rsu3 auiseplan,te. Iu9
sr bate bamals als &atboIit, ais Settler,
isiner sansen 6abe beraubt, aus &uBlano
snthisbsn miiien, bas nod beute, ebeniowes
Mig ais YreuBen, @ewi6ensfreibeit tennt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
; nrembmrger Gazette.

ourdndbt. Betdss llnbeil bate bieielbe
in trofenem 3uitanbe anridten fOnnen !
Mutbmabli3 lit oieielbe Ourd einen Berg
mann ia )rldlfiser ober leidtiinniser Wsiie
;uli6eu Die &oblen 9eratben. Die dIBere,
aus persamentpapier bsitsbenbe Siiae Der
Satrone trdst bic bebrudte Snidrift: v&bei.
nilde Opnamitfabrit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
~ gUo6 rim llnterGhieb

Ssss 8as far Gin unterf6iee
N ,wiIhen Der Saiieralode unp psn &c.
wSbnli6m @loden 2 frast pus Narrcns
i6if. .,8ei ben kstersn fOmmt IS Dor,
ras man fe lautsn bort. atsr ni6t wsis
mo lie bdnsen bel Ger rrReren Wsts mon,
no fe 4Snst bort lis ubsr nidt lautsn".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

Dor eiuisen Tassn fanb beim &sinisen
ieines pom @runbwa1er beimseiu&t sepes
lenen Sellers Der 3ieseleibeiser Seder su
goblsrfelb untsr Rob!en cine poaifdnbiSe
Dpuamitpatrone, slidli&er Beiie sdnsii@
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-01-15
Credit.

The practice of buying on credit all
the necessary articles of the household
is fatal to good economy. The house
keeper has always to pay dearer when
she does not pay cash. The trades
man must have interest for his money,
for man will never, in a business
community, be willing, and seldom is
able, if he were willing. to forego it.
TO the ordinary cash prices of the
article, he therefore adds the the in
terest which may accrue during the
time that credit is allowed This,
however, is not all. There must be a
premium exacted by dealer for the
risk he runs in trusting his goods to
that class of more or less dangerous
customers, who never pay ready
money. The most honestly disposed
of these are generally such as are i'm
prudent enough to anticipate their in
comes, and to overrun them in expen-
ditures. The credit system, moreover,
Is a temptation to unnecessary purcha-
ses. There is a sort of check in the
sight and touch of the hard won money
to the disposition to dispose of it light
ly. On the other hand, there is some
thing in facility of credit, removing as
it does the disagreeable necessity of
payment to a vague future, very seduc-
tive to the buyer, who can crafty his
love Of possession with a momentary
sense at any rate, that its qualification
costs him nothing. There is no such
cheap and and cautious purchaser as
cash.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-01-15
Employment for Women.

For long time it has been the gen
cral opinion, that woman dependent
upon her own eXertions for support,
could do nothing but teach school or
sew. But since so many have been
thrown upon their own resources, some
brave souls have dared to venture in
to new fields of labor and with what
results, the following articles will
show.
can't see why women should not
be admitted into any department of
honest labor without being considered
unladylike, rather than destroy their
health by sewing, or their nerves and
temper by school-teaching. If labor
ing women generally, who work so
hard for bare pittance, would cease
this drudging and enter into other, aud
more lucrative employments, they
would Tighten their own burdens and
give dignity and character to the sex
that would elevate it greatly in the
world.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-01-15
From the Russelville Herald
MARRIED.

On Tuesday afternoon, December
14th, 1875, our worthy friend and eff
cient Sheriff, Geo. T. Price, in compa-
ny with Messrs Monroe MCLEAN,
Will Il. Owens, Robt NJ Wand aud
John S. Rhea, left Russsellville en-
route for Montgomery county, Tennes-
see. Arriving in GAINESVILLE late in
the evening, they spent the night in
that goodly old town, and early next
morning proceeded in buggies to the
residence of Mr.. j. G. Allensworth,
some nine or ten miles out from
GAINESVILLE. They got there about ten
O'Clock, and after some little brushing
up proceeded to the parlor, where Mr..
Price was united in matrimony to one
of Montgomery fairest and loveliest
daughters, Miss Sue Z. Allensworth.
AS attendants to the bride We noticed.
the genial and pleasant Miss - Al
lensworth, who waited with Mr.. War
den; the coyish and pretty Miss Willie
Allensworth, who waited with Mr..
Owens the stately and accomplished
Miss Bowman, who waited with Mr..
Mclean and the lively, roguish, and
talented Miss Ella Smith, whose smile
was as happy as seraph's dream and
whose bearing was quite as graceful
as fawn, just that mixture of shyness
and sweetness, insinuation and reserve,
that is so calculated to make one do
just as our friend Price-get married.
Miss Smith waited with Mr.. Rhea.
After the ceremony, some little time
was spent in receiving the cOngratula-
tions of relatives and friends, when
the bridal party proceeded to Clarks-
vile, in buggies, to take the train for
home, But, alas when we reached
GAINESVILLE, we had to part with our
lady attendants, and "oh the parting
gave US pain The party got home
Wednesday evening. The Sheriff, of
course, bringing his prisoner, locked
securely in the chains of his manly
love and guarded by his faithful at
tendants. Wednesday night while the
hridal party, together with a few
friends, were assembled in the parlor
of Gray's Hotel, they were called to
partake of feast of good things that
had been prepared by that King of
Hosts" S. b. Ryan, assisted by his
elegant lady. We shall not attempt to
describe the table, but rest in saying
that all was substantial, together with
the daintiest luxury. abounded in pro-
fusion and arrayed in such manner as
to tempt the Inner man" to the ut
most; but we will stop, for we feel
now, and felt then, our great inability
to do the table justice. We never
felt like marrying before, but when we
looked at the table, we thought we
"a ho 70 I, l.
and enter the marriage state once a
day, if We could get such suppers our.
selves. Blake knows how to feed and
make his guests comfortable, and We
advise everybody to marry and board
with him. and if you won't marry
come and see him anyhow j. s.R.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-01-15
Simple Treatment of Tooth Ache.

DIR. Duckworth, of London, states
that he was called in to treat a case of
very severe toothache, and tried vari-
Gus ordinary remedies, including chi
reform and carbolic acid, without ny
benefit to the patient. He then e
membered having read that the pain
might be relieved by holding in the
mouth solution of bicarbonatc of So
da. He therefore at once gave the pa
tient half dram in an ouee of water,
aud to his astouishment, the pain
ceased Immediately, and complete re-
lief was secured. The doctor very
nationally remarks that, as the RENE
dy is so simple, and the disease so dis
tressing and often intractable, this
treatment may be worthy of notice and
imitation.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-01-15
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUA-
BILE PROPERTY.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1875.

Mary Morrison, Extr. VS. Heirs and Credit
ors of G. II. Morrison.
Pursuant to n decree made in this cause
at the November Term 1875, of the Chan
Gerry Court at GAINESVILLE, L will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door in GAINESVILLE, ON
Saturday, January 20, 1876,
the real estate of C. H. Morrison, decd, as
follows:
LIST. One house and lot in the Sd Ward OF
GAINESVILLE, near the Gas works; the lots
containing nearly one acre of ground.
End. One Store House and lot on the west
side of End Street, occupied by Fl. A. Cur
rent as n chair factory, ana fronting % feet
on said street, and running back about l76
feet.
3rd. One Store House and lot adjoining
the above on End street, occupied by Lewis
Porter.
4th. One Store House and lot on Franklin
street, adjoining ). b. Stewards drug store,
fronting about q feet and running back
100 feet, the same occupied by Chas. Everett
as a Confectionery for the year 1874.
TERMS-One-fOurth cash, balance on 6,
II, Is and "a months credit with interest,
Notes with good security and lien retained.
No REDEMPTION.
POLK G. JOHNSON,
C. & NJ. and Commissioner.
Jan. s. 1876 IDS f $40 90.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-01-15
CHAN Gerry SALE
-OF-
FINE FARMING LAND

VIM. Griffey ct ais VS.. A. G. Goodlett, Guard
ian, ct ais.
In pursuance of a decree in this cause at
the November Term 1875, of the Chancery
Court at GAINESVILLE, will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the court
house door in GAINESVILLE, on
Saturday, February IL, 1876,
All of the real estate of Miles r. Griffey,
decd, lying in Stewart County, Tennessee,
consisting of some 600 or 700 acres of the
finest farming lands in Stewart county,
with good improvements. The said lands
are now being surveyed and will be divided
into smaller tracts of about 200 acres each.
a plat VIII be on file in my office in a few
days, where those desiring can see the
division, boundaries, &c.
TERMS: 10 per cent. Cash, bal. on a credit
of l, and years with interest. Notes with
good security and a lien retained. No re-
demption.
POLK g. JOHNSON,
C.. & NJ. and Commissioner.
January 8, lS76-tds-prfS l4 90.
GAINESVILLE Toba co Leaf, Hopkinsville
New Era and Lover Record, please copy
till day of sale and send bill to this office.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-01-15
Martha A. Mex ", ct ais VS.. Francis ]

Martha A. Mckay, ct ais VS.. Francis j.
Mckay.
Pursuant to q decree in this cause, at the
Nov. Term, 1875, of the Chancery Court at
Clarlksville, will sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House door
in GAINESVILLE, ON
Saturday, January %. 1876,
A house and lot on Second street, in the
city of Clarksville, adjoining the property
OF Chas. Nj. Stewart, fronting fifty feet on
said street running back 100 ieet, being the
same place sold to ComplainautS by James
TAFT, deed to which is on record in Regist-
er's Office, Book Z, page l73.
TERMS Six and II months credit. with
interest and notes with good security re-
quired, and a lien retained. No REDEEM p
ton.
POLK G.. JOHNSON, C. & NJ. 4 Com'r.
Jan. 8, lS76-tds-pf 81 80
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-01-15


A. III. Cousins & Co. VS.. r.. r.. Grace ct ais.
Pursuant to decree In this cause, at the
November Term, 1875, of the Chancery
Court at GAINESVILLE, will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in Clarksville, on
Saturday, January %, 1876.
A house and lot in GAINESVILLE, bounded as
follows: Beginning al the south least corn
er of lot No. ~, thence north 89f west across
lots Nos. 81. 50 and 81, z741z feet TO a stake,
thence west along No. 81, 571a feet to stake,
thence across lots Nos. 81, So and 81, 2741z
feet to Washington street, thence along
said street 6715 feet to beginning, being the
same mortgaged By Mrs. ellen Grace and p.
r. Grace to VIM. J. Turner, ON the 9TH day
of January, 1874. and Registered in Trust
Deed Book No. 2. pages I5S and l59.
TERMs-I2 months credit with interest
Notes with good security and lien retain
ed No redemption.
POLK g. JOHNSON,
G. e. M. and Commissioner.
Jams lS76tds-prf 81 SO
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-01-15
Saturday, January %, 1876,
Commissioners Sale of Land.
stephen w. Moss, Admir-, VS. Fanny Camp
bell, ct ais.

Stephen W. Moss, Admir-, VS. Fanny Camp
bell, ct ais.
Pursuant to decree of the County Court
made at the Jan. Term 1876, will sell to
the highest bidder al the Court House door
in GAINESVILLE, on
Saturday, January %, 1876,
a certain tract of land lying in District No.
4, containing l5S acres, bounded by Woot-
ten, Walker, Chester and Others, belonging
to the estate of X. s. Campbell, decd.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance on n
credit of and u months. Notes with good
personal security required, bearing inter
est from date and a lien retained to secure
the purchase money. No redemption.
PETER 0NEAL, Clerk 4 Com.
Jan. s, ls7s-4wprfad & bills 81 50.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-01-15

zTHE Supreme Court rendered de-
cision recently, that, to entltle party
TO the benefit of the Homestead act OF
1870, he or she must be in actual pos
session, living upon the land levied on
or in dispute.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-01-15
Saturday, january 70, 1876.

175 Acres of Land, in Montgomery county,
bounded as follows Beginning at a hick-
DRY in John p. Bowlings line, thence east
2S12 poles to a stake, thence south 200 $40
poles to stake with black jack and two
post-oak pointers. thence S So, e $50 poles
to a stake with two red oak and two post
oak pointers, thence north 81 81 9-iO poles
to a stake in Mrs Sales line, thence west
thence north 3l6 poles to a stake, thence
west 7711 poles to a sake at j + BOwling's
corner, thence with Bowling'S line south
l77 poles to the beginning, being the same
land transferred by E A Hatcher to Mary
S Wilcox.
TERMS-6, IL and is months credit with
interest. Notes with good security and a
lien retained. No redemption.
POLK q. JOHNSON,
Clerk & Commissioner.
January 8, lS76-4w pr fe $40 90