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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29
MRS. RnFuS RHnnRS

Will reopen her school on Monday. geps
4th. Terms OF Tuition range from fib 10 ~.
according 70 TIE advancement Of the pupiA
Music ana French at the regular rates. a
Few h0arders Will be received ms mena5aHs
81 her family. july q, '7ersm.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29

The leading Hayes paper Of Cincin-
Eatti says: Some very empty men, by
keeping their mouths closed, aud look
ing wise, persuade the world that they
are possessed of some very important
information. No reference TO Bris-
tow. tf4
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29
HALSELL'S FEMALE SEMINARY,
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.

This institution viii enter upon \ nera
term OF ten months, on the first Monday
in September, 1875. A thorough faealty In
All the solid and ornamental branches.
Send for Catalogue or address,
REV. j. NJ. HALSELL, Principal,
JulyS2-2n Bowling Green, KY.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29

The Pittsburgh Gazette appears to
be the only Radical newspaper which
has censured the bloody riot which re-
Gently occurred in Newark, N. j., and
which was more terrible in its nature
than that at Hamburg, S. c. Says the
Gazette:
Lynch law has broken out in New Jer-
sey. The people are growing out of patti
ence with desperadOes, and think nothing
more of shooting them down, where their
outrageous conduct is apparent, than they
would of shooting a mad dog. 1t isa dang
erous exercise of authority, however, aud
should never be resorted to except where
the civil law is powerless to protect life and
property"
When the Hamburg riot occurred,
although it was no more of political
affair than the Newark wholesale
butchery. the Gazette denounced the
Democratic party as the instigator of
it. The Newark affair, however,
which resulted in the butchery ofsev
men. was only "a dangerous exercise
of authority" If lynch law needs the
attention of the secretary Of war in
one State, it needs his attention in all.
There is no talk of sending troops to
New Jersey, however.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29
Come and Wants 10 stay.

would respectfully inform the citizens
of Clarksville and Vicinity, that 1 have
opened Tailor shop on the corner OF First
and Franklin streets, and am prepared TO
make mp work on short notice and IN good
style. EtN
All Work made up 10 the shop Guaran.
teed.
/ have an experience OF twanty-hve
years in cutting. My motto Is 20 please the
man work for. Please give mea call.
Respectfully,
July %. ls7a-lv. '-l-l1-
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29
THE MASS MEETING

was now in order, but unfortunately
the mass was not there; Col. Savage's
speech did not seem successfulin keep
ing together crowd which had never
been large one, and another little
event tended to reduce it still further.
This event stepped forward in the
person of
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29
REPORT OF THE CONDITION.
OF
HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF GAINESVILLE, TENNESSEE.
At the. close OF Business on the SOth day "a
June, 1875.
REsoURcEs:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29

CnuufY OF Montgomery
Hworn 20 and snberfibod before me lho
kfth day az tuly. lHIN
July 2, ls7o-it.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-29

When Col. Brandon took his seat,
there were calls for A. Ragwell. Jr.,
who gratifed the convention With q
very able and eloquent speech. Mr..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-06

uno Dietes BE 6anb gum Ntlhiece.
Der Sdn8ltns pradte Ots tIeine DAMP
tnuta unp fab Gem fdSnen MdbHsn In
rie trsuen tlauen Wusen /; srei arpse
1brdnea eraldnaten eartn entaadt
rrddie ct efnen Rug ouf pte 6anp unr
elite fort. SIN Ger Ode Der Nolfshraes
lab sr lih nodmals I'M /; pie Naberin
winfte NIT beipsn 6dneen unD Elm blenz
DER godsnfopf nidte ibm bersIiaen Ab.
l&ieo 3u.
Gin sldnaenoer 5ofnunssRsrn ro,
auf Dem eunfeln Sebenspfape rss Sing,
linss oufsssaneen. sqa
Die &Ghenmago bate natirIiG BIN
ten tn @anse an Der Sd@entbIr ges
louert uno iaate, alS fe ,pteeer In BIZ
Rdde lam, trtumpbirenD au Dem @r.
beitsmdcGen /: uSS ih niht Neht bat,
ts! Der Sobn pes uerfoFensn Disbsa
unp unier Grdulein wigsn lbereins
Pull SO III SInoe unp SGanpe!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-06
-
3IOS.

men Wenl&en feanen, Der NIT G&I6fs
fern umssben fonnte unp cine merit
mdrcise @ei&idIidtsit im Qeeren BON
@olcs unc S&mudtifsn bate. sJbm
f&lce i& mid an unc nurse eth outer
S6GIer. Sc bat aud Gtwas etnaeiro.
aen, Wa,t. tena Id beige niGt alItin
in per(dieceren Stdpten Mmaifa'e
%rusrtbrcue 6dultr. lunenn babe aud
tecsuienee Gapitalien ~auShetsn uno
bin NIT fOfitarem Sdmude oar ~ out
cfriebsn. Nenn Der Ibto n!1t wiscer
aufsetau&t mare, 70 bate ia Die Sc.
iGdfte gang aufsessben uno rubis Sc.
lett ; atcr 10 lanse Der nod am 9sbsn
it, babe i'd feline rubis. Stunre, neil
ih INNER flrdten muB, raB er mid
que finret. las Cine mIrae eas Nm.
csre astsn. unc wsr wsie, mas an, Gns
&c nod bsrausfdrs."
"edttsif i'm aus rfm Weae ltuf;n
lcusn."
"Nsin. Tu must es tbun, cenn Gu
bait nod m,er Sntes,Hs raran. ale
i'd.
so LANCE i'd mid niGt lIbR dbsr,
ifuat babe. rabre 10 tsiasn Sinasr."
"yfun morsen UsIoe i'd Dir 1aog
eiuen ndbsrsn ginbIid sebsn, brute
absr wcleu mir fr5bliG lsln une sGen
uno tyiHfsr.'
"Sie bsBannsr nun 81 3eGen. unc
SsB aIautte 30 p~synebmsn. oos Es tyaas
ten vuroen.
Run ueroeu fe bod niats Scr,
nllnttt9eS mebr ~plaupsru,. coGts lie,
I'D fam allO ldlafen."
UOriifsuns fOsst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-06
3stn SABRE fpdter.

Sn einsm Ger i15nfsn 6dulsr ouf
Ger Norps,frase ~ Mmaerram fossn
etwa ;ebn Sabre ipdter swet Graueu
beiuabe iersn Eaa pcr esn balb per,
bdnaten srOBsn ;SdtstfsnRsrn uno be-
indiiisten ii6 NIT u~lIsrlei peibIidsn
banearbeitsn.
te cine mar cine nat,ide dlte,e
Tome unp trus sia sinfahts ruail}s
2l'io uno cine baselwetee efnfaa {
WGBs nit e6tsr Spigs. Die onpere
mar stn biIplG5nes MaeHen, pas ie,
ccG 70 gang jung niat ustr lsia fOnne
te. Die mon aus rem Grnfe agf leInem
@eidte unb Gem rubieen Dsisn fhlie,
Gen fcnnte. Ten fh6nen 2opf ums
molten berrlide blonre ecdsn. nslds
oflmals nis 0orabsrssbenpsn binrerttn,
oas @sltdt su febsu. neil fe ourt ri,
aebosene faItur9 Ger Dame on eeu
Bausen ron Mtlh unr Blut niseer.
gluten unc 70 eleidiam gum notl.liGsn
SGteter eieRten.
Die beiosn Iamen finn, mas Ger { .
fer iseo6 wabflds!niid lhon ssratben
bat, Jrau Baumann uno tbre Sod.
Ter.
SO IL ein bdbldsr Grublinesmor.
cen. SeIbf in Ten StraBtn eer orc<
Sen 6anoelefapt pnfancet Der Cen,
leinen Ginsus. Die Rnospfr, Der yins
cen auf ben 0radteu fdpslen j; e,n
selne fno fdCn oafsebreden uue sesen
Oem &use cea Sidsters cas- erite nod
nit Reib umbaudis Srir. Der blaas
6imme ipirselt fd In Gem eunfeln
Nohsr rsr 0raGten; Seeidpalben
uno W5psn ldwlrreu unsrmlolia lbs.
renieIben auf UNI ab. lib uno III ei!i
aud eth { obn N~Srabams. fOripdbysnp
i1reieno pun Siroee a. Strabs; Il
bat ben aan;en 8lumsnf sr boarle 6.
npacintbsn .ur Sulpsn, snr,tgln uRc
Ne!fen, tn ld5nRer Ialbsnpraht unD
nit warsbaflem Moblaeruhe aui Gem
sDfisderiaen Sdiebfarrsn cor Gd ; 6.
mar am <onntas in paorIem, natir
LID nit Or IisfI9att. neil pas an! biz
li9i,en TT. unp bot bort zen Blumilsn.
Ole nur aus BEN glumeuSwisbeln CAPT
tai idIassn. Ole atseidnts.enen Slathen
fur cine aleinisfslt. piegsibt fir ntht5
atsebstielt init untsr.bintsfer glssans
prdisntirt ct feline @aare, in sieriiite
Strduse Ssreiniet, zen 0oribereeaen
ben uno rem Dan1e1 Dor Ten 8eniietn
fir sintas Gents unb ruff eabei in alien
aonorteu Biumsn aug.
un|ere Damon aber adten faum out
cen unefmieli@sn S6utsr; III ino 10
eifri9 nit seribiseenen ireitliAsn hancs
artstten bsfGdftist, eaB lie Mot einaaal
Elm Wo,t nit %eiaaarer lpnhen. Muh
baben fs cine ioiGs Gtinns,une on en-
nsu erwadien SrlbIine nitt ,5.biQ
eenn Gyaeintber, 1ulpsn IMP Written
eereibsn untsr Wina's pRs9snDer Cor
&c chen 10 lG6n unD uppie. tpis sci zen
berdbmtefen Glumifea IN 6aay!em.
Der sluoe litbt DIE Blument5pfe NIT
ibrem 6lcr 80: pen Genlfs,n. muruslt
elm paar unl1dcltde Berwdnltunssn
unb ssbt ueiter. SO MIR sel6sut.
lSorsssuns fclgt.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-06

GuSang aus einera Nrtefe Don 3. 0efnmut-
Ter, Bnit Dctraro Co.. Sutra, an (etnet
@ctn 8. betnmiQsr, &ebattear bee Ill
banp 1erciss."
k........St fam nt6t nntin, Did no tftien,
Ia Defnem Slatie uulsren 6fennihen Danf fIy
bic 0eituna Cetner SHUTTER burcb Or. Mua.
45nia's 0amburgsr Trcpfen aus,urprehen.
Bte Dn sretf, lit tie iiebe Mutter an siueni
iGrereu 9eberletoen unb ielbf bic Sufe un1e.
ret Mers'e mar perGebiit. @ir probirten bic
5ombureer Eropftn uno wuree burdb b De.
brau6 esrltlbsn ole @eiunsbett Der Muier
mseber berseaeGt. Sd riini@e, Du rerpef
bic 0amburgsr Mebtsiusn tmmer auf'e Belle
emr'ecleu, benu lie taten Gb aufs Oorlrsf-
l'6is in unIsrer 3amtIte bsz6brL
Wto @eno Goaeee.-Maecn, Ga. ben
"a. Ttbruar, 1876.
....-...Er. MnenR R5niaS Dom suraer
Ircpfen Fub ron arsGeeitnstsr trtuas unb
bfbbclt nabelu uusntbehriin fEr raiG.
&eD. Batter 8. 5. &sbmann.
Gin sutes MitteI arsen Colt une Qab5&mer.
aen aHe Or. MuguR A5ni9'e 6ambur ,er Strip.
fen. threibt 6err MfGael Wtil. Niftamafd.
SUBJ btnn bieelbeu bslfsa aassubitdliG.
Der Danf etner s amttte.-S@ uns
une'ae Nrau iaaeu Sbnen ben ev5Btsn DAFT fiji
Or. Npsuit a5ats'S 6amburser SrOpfsr.
f6reibt 5srr Sobn pOtt. GeneSa SaS., eenr
~eielelten bateu uns greee Dtenae e~rrtelen
gSir Iaien Die Srrpfsn niIt mebr ausseb n.
Gieaea 5ant- Rranfbsi:sn unb ole Uure
mtg seiten, wtide rerocrSenem Biut ~entip,insta
Nno Or. au4 ut aSutg's 6ambnrser Zrtpfr
Elm g'na o"Sseseitne % Nitiel. Henu He fin.
bic bsieu Bluiretatser. 60 (trsibt 9srr Ssbr
George Bosenihag in esmont. SQs.
Sd bin "a Sabre alt uuc mar 70 ftank, BAT
i6 feline 5teise msbr usrtrdsen fonnte. ftretb,
Ssrr peter gtsmsus. 9tttle Orleaus. Nb. Sd
uabm Or. Nuauf 3oaie's 0ambareer Grcpfeu
un1 bin nun wisber nidt wus gang hfrgeasft
lDnberu fable mid S;sl FIdftissr ais friiter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-06
@er9eft bieS ni@t!

Die g.ssnrGriise III bic Sa5rss3eit fir Gun.
senNsber, 5ufen, 9@nupfen uno petbdnsnt6.
pole Gntpideluug Der YrdotspUition fir
g&pineiuat unb auoere aebl- unb Qunaen-
aront5eimn. ,,Boshee's German Syrup" 1T
In cieler 0sgeap felt ben lsStsn spei Sabreu
cine einen einsissn IissrfOls sur Sur anse.
,psnSet uoreen. @snn tbr btsis Rsoiein nod
niGt lslbR gsbTauGt fat. asbs a. Ginsm Apstbe.
ter uab fra9t iba uaH ibren iuunbersaren @r-
feIsen BET leinen Runteu. 3ut DOZEN teiIen
ben ftItmmH Fen SAD. 1abt ibr fetnen 9laubru
an trssno cine Nisbiein, 70 fault nur elm probe.
aGltcben bon BolGseS @trman Sprup fur 10
Gents unb ysrfaut lie. 8lafHsn BON reeularer
@rSes IS Gents. 8~fruanld,Tst euren Duaen
Mot, uup IS Gents ;u iparsn. ].
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-06
o y tt
EeG
Grsdbtune osn SIR. SauettIer.
0ortFBuas.)

So. es rar iein Gater. Der e!enes
TrunfentuIe mar timer tiefer In Gen
gfubl Der Slime uro css gofsYs ae;
funfsn. Del tetdubenre Grant mar
tbm INNER unentbeSrltGsr gspc,een. il
mebr ibn oie @ewiGsnsbiGe qudtten
CT NOR Gin wiqenloisr Sclaye ces @es
t1tSers une Elm ~DiQenlofsS MerfBeua in
ben 6dnren isine5 fnIs9ten Ireunses
Dtsfer, frlbsr sin tfatiser 2ilhosrspb,
tatie sinsn gang sps,fsltoftsn Banfs>
rot eama6L rar rarauf spfasn ieiuee
unorceniliGen 2ebens pon allen Qyuf
ern unD photographer Ger Statt Der
Nsibe mad fUItssjast, aber snplia All,
tauaIi@ fir fem Sad eeuotcen, neil ct
IN 6olBe ieinss lrintens cas- 3ittern
IN Gle 0anre bsFommsn, 6atte eorauf
9tobe 5anoarbeit usrrihtsn mlGen pa
fir, alIss W5BIihs uerlu4t, uno mar
emilio Gin bsrumareiGsnper Baeobnss
rtne ObDa6 uno ptue Artet esmul
cen, Ter iiA mic cine aleue an bsGss
ssiteute 2eute lstnsS @sIiatsrs onilam,
merte uno ibnsn ouf Ger lalae lag.
Der eienre Wsnib fam lanalam bin
ter AIberts 8ater gum gOri1,in- Gin
teuFii@es gd1sin ldwsbte ites ietn
S6u.fenseTAt. Or batte WIbert ia
eslast Ge wdrrsn fi9 nod NAL wiersr
trefea, ais ibu ctsisr CON Der Greppt
mari. SsSt bate Ct i'm bafdr beaablt.
~eaBt mid mad Der DoIiaei 9eben !"
RIFF hilbert fat aueer s@ Dor uaauss
fpre&IiGem S6merse. .Soret cas
bic Giebe ntbt sntwlldsn !"
Hilbert, msin SUbn! @aaeel I" lief
Ter entnsIrte 1runfsnbo!r. nDente an
Geine ferbenee Mutter 80. !"
Ssi Dielen WO:tsn osS Mannes, Der
cem jlnsIinse am ndbaen iiano auf
Ter Weit unD Ger ibm n,etr 0eip aroes
than bate, wie aue MenlGen auf Der
Bslt fubr er milo auf. sriT tbn au1
Grue unc Serrte i'm fort. DoG pl5bs
lt@ Itss Ct i'm U.eser loo uno riff un,
ter bsfiisem S&Iu9Rn uSa, Muttsr,
ia! SD nil mein wort balter, lpenn
mir oas beri aud bri1t"
unO su isinen prinsipal unb teEsn
Gamilie 9sueneet. lpra& er NIT tetenptr
Stimme:
"Metn BObItbdtsr! SD babe Sbnen
ME 9efa8t ruer Der Wann rpar. psf.n
Namsn iG TRACE. sic rrarer epel oe,
mug. mid ME oarnaa su frassn. Sect
wifen Sic NQss. NQea @enn tA Sd.
men treu unb replid sebtent babe, 1pie
Go metne pRtdt rar, rptnn sic mid
nt&t nod unelidliGsr MAIDEN pOaen,
ole tW bin, oann lafIen Sie eielen
Wann, msinen Batter. frafos ausaes
ben unD iiberlisfern ibn niat rem Nids
ter. Msin GntfGIu6 III esfaet i'd
fam mad pieler erdbli1en Gntceduno
ni&t msbr In rer Stabt. In eem qanpe,
in Dem WelttbeiIe lsten. no eiel.r
Mann wObnt. SD wia nett, weit fort
no mid Niemano fennt. 2afen Sie
tbu aebsn, 6err Baumann !! nttner gu.
ten Wutter DtQen, Die IT Dor Der 2sit
itls grab ssbra@t bat ; laGen sic Jpn
pse SObnss wiaen seben, ben It r,aS
men'os s!sno uno uneladlid aemadt
ga lolls1 ste i'm seten. bamtt Ter
spritspe gan,e naeiner Mutter niGt nod
tn Wrate ssi&anret reroe, can't u,ein
etBsner ytan'e utat nod einmal In ben
ger3st&nt1sl Der 3uatbdufsr orange.
Sd bstte uno Fsbs um gnaoe FIR
tbnl"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-06

5wStffdbrt9es VI o8enIetSeu en-.
unperoa nltdfett une ROpff9meri
trurotn bur& ben GetranG DO Or. Nueu@t
aSats's 5amburser SrUpfen sf5etlt uxs iou {
teeer otsfe Wuueertrcpftn Ina 6aule baben.
SD Fam srn gruno metMs 5srssus faaeu,
ea6 i'd @ott bants ba6 er mir BURG biele Me.
ef3tn eebOlfen bat.
Annm g. SoImnser, Wtb4etspn, ga.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-06

Orr Ss5n Osrals. &efeptGe nabe Gaero.
uaentc. Gal, i&petbt; Or. bug. aSafs's Dam.
burger Srppffn babrn mir unb meinen Iadb.
barn 70 svuneerbare 6ife gsIeifst, ba6 mir bic.
NIT Sfentlid ~unferen Donf ausipre&en uue win.
l&sn. bne btefe uertbpcae Nr,net anf Der gan.
zen Welt serbreitet werben upb otleu g~eibenpeu
3ua 1eile bienen m6se.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-06

Sd r~srfaufte ibtr 90OO 6lafGen Son Or,
Muguf Songs hamburger Irrpfen unb Fam
bt;eusen, ta6 ~tteielbsu init BEN bsfea Grfolas
beslettet fub uuo bic Na6frase mad pielem
trefHiGen 6etImtttd tdslt1 auntmrnt. E.
grebm, Drassif t72 SmitbfsIo 81. Qitis-
burg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-06

Ger Gbas. 5auptmdnn, Hipsr pput. 81.
s. bsseult pte foIat: sd lit felt aft @oben
al SGwdde unS 8opfi6erien burb uuperDdu.
ltGfnt berpcrgebroc5t. Durb ben 9sbrauh
pon Or. Musuf SSuie's 5anturser SrUpfer
bin id 0oit fet Danf tuieber lOueit bereeReat,
oab th meinet alien geitdftisunaen wieDer
na&aeten iann. Sd farm oaber b;efs Mesi~
in Aaeu bsfeas empftten."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-11
aailr Amnrbrt spurnal,
kERVICEABLE COLGRS.

Blue is not advisable in rooms where
hard service is ex pected. or much exposme
to light and sun necessary. Crimson is
not serviceable color for furniture, turn
ing gray and failing in spite OF care,
though crimson and maroon are admirable
in carpets, holding their own against time
and hard use, and abuse even, amazingly.
Nevertheless one requires much patience
when she takes into her house red and
black or red and maroon carpet. for not a
speck of dust. thread OF material OF any
color hair even, can escape detection,
and broom is constantly required. The
word constantly is advised used no other
suiting the emergency. Nevertheless, no
carpet gives such pretty lights and retlec-
tons, or so much cheerful warmth aud
beauty, as one of these troublesome, mon
otone-shaded red ingrains. Indeed, IN
colors, carpets have the advantage decid-
ediy-take green. for instance, green rep.
which was so popular and pretty not long
since, soon fades, turns rusty, dingy, gray
IL is, If anything. worse than crimson but
a green carpet. particularly the olive and
sage shades, wear admirably though
changing slightly if in TO strong sunlight,
as all color do more or less. With brown
and gray the case seems reversed. since y
brown carpet gets dingy, and brown and
gray one combined needs good deal OF
bright color to give an air OF comfort OF
cheer TO a room in which 1t is. 1hls IS
not true of brown carpets, whose tones
inclineto butternutor maroon. but OF the
cool, pure browns and grays. On the
contrary, chairs. and sofas upholstered i'll
brown prove the most satisfactory perhaps
of all, since they keep warm, rich tints
and mellow shades In spite of sun aud
time. Gray is veryfiovely' for furniture,
but rather delicate it is especially hand
some when relieved By puflings OF scarlet,
crimson or blue. f.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-11
Non-Resident Taxes

/ the town OF MI. Vernon in the county of kenne
j Dec, Tor the year Is D. The f,owiug list of
taxes on real estate of NONRESIDENT owners IN the
town OF Mt Vernon, for the year 1915 in bills com
mted to Augustus Thomas, collector of said tow n
on the 18th day OF Sept, lS75 has been returned by
nun 10 me as remaining unpaid on the I'd day OF
August 1876, by his ceitlhca of that date, now
remain unpaid; and notice n hereby given that IL
the said taxes and interest anu CHI iIges are not
PAID into the Treasury of said town within eighteen
months from the day of the commitment of said
bills, SO much OF the real estate taxed as will he
sufficient to pay the amount due therefor includ.
ing interest ami charges, will without further not
tee he sold at public auction at the Treas.
crers office, in said town, Tuesday, the ljth day
OF March, 1871, at O'Clock f. NJ:
s s:ai: e o 'i;' s sa::; / Hi
Folsom, Daniel Vienna, II 500 IO7 sl07
Wade Fuller Augusta 20 rs 2i3 233
Wing, hir m Rtadbeid 20 200 2li ll2 32e
,da Richmond 20 s75 aai 29l
!, ea o.io:n Ran, Readaeld l7e 10
MS. MAYHEM, Treasurer of Mt. Vernon.
Mt. Vernon october ith, 1876. .oct5,I2,l0
KENNEBEC COUNTY-4ta Court OF Probate, heli
at augusta, on the first Monday OF September 1876
TOHN MAY, Executor Of ,he " i'll OF Merrill Hunt
~ late OF Winthrop, in said county, deceas ed,
having presented his first account OF administra.
lion Tor allowance:
persons Interested by publishing a copy oi this or
der three weeks successfully, IN the DAILY kenLc
bee journal, printed at Augusta, that they may
appear at a Probate Court to be held at Augusta
in said county, on the third Monday OF Octob, r
next, and show cause, ifany, why the same should
not be allowed. ii. X. BAKER, Judge.
true copy.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
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CATARRHAL
POISON.

In the morning you arise with a dun, heavy feel
ing about the head and extreme nausea at the sto.
ach; you ear eat nothing with relish, TO work is a
task, as Won have that dull pain and sense OF OPP
preston which demonstrates the tact That
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legal advertisements.
Stale of Maine.
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, Sept. 20, ls.G
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition Tor the
~ pardon of MicHael Ennght, a convict IN the
henneuec County jail under sentence for The crime
VI keepins Il liquor nuisance, now ending before
the Governor and Council, and IA hearing thereon
VIII De granted In the Council Chamber at Augusta,
on " Wednesday The 18th day o. October next.
>. j. CHADBOURNE,
kMll SecrelArN OF SiAte.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-08-31
A LONG PULL. A STRONG PULL, AND A PULL
 ALTOGETHER.

Next Monday will be the day fixed by law for the election of . full State and county ticket. We have TO fears for the result of the election. We expect grand, overwhelming victory for both State and county ticket. Never theless we urge once more, and for the last time that VIC shall have an oportunity, the import ance of every democratic vote within the state being boiled on that day. Let us roll up such a tremendous majority that it will forever settle all dispute as to the status of Arkansas, and give 8 strengthening influence to the the democratic cause in Novem- Der. Let us show other states that the democrats of Arkansas are alive and active.
 Go to the polls early Monday Morning, sec that each and every one of your neighbors who vote the Democratic ticket go, and be sure you vote your ticket just as the state and county ticket at the mast head of the DEMOCRAT is printed.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-08-31
WILLIE, ARK. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1876.
POLL EVERY VOTE.

A friend shows us q letter from brother in California who has been absent for many years. In Lis letter he says he wishes to come back to Arkansas, and ex- poets to do so, hut that he cannot think of leaving there until he has cast his vote for Tllden and Hendricks; for says he "my vote may be wanted to carry Calisorn- ia for the Democracy, and Cali fornia may decide the presidential election for Tilden and Hendricks and upon their election depends the safety and preservation of our liberties"
 Would that every Democrat in Arkansas, and in the whole Union felt the importance of this matter as this Californian does. This is precisely the spirit that should possess every man who desires to see prosperous. happy, and peaceable country. Let every Democratic voter in Arkansas be as determined to utilize his vote Tn our state election next Monday and in the Presidential election next November, as is this Califor- nian. Let every Democratic vote be boiled and victory will perch upon onr banner.