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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-22
BROADHURST'S
SELECT SCHOOL
Monday, August 9sth, 1876,

under the charge of Rob. Aug. Broadhurst
and Lady, late of Mo. Female Orphan
school. We have rented for school purpo-
SEES the Peart Place, cor. of Commerce and
Fifth st. Our purpose is to establish first
class school, with facilities equal to any in
the State.
aOur school is placed upon its merits. and
what we ask is the candid judgment of an
impartial public. Ourmotto is, wholesome
discipline and faithful instruction. For in
formation as to prices, &C., address
ROB. AUG. BROADHURST,
Lock box SO, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Iulv l27R-2m
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CAMDEN POINT, NO., June 28th, 1876.
R7lol0 to all tOIaonl these presents come THAT
take pleasure in recommending Prof.
Robt. Aug. BrOadhurst, as q thorough
scholar, an excellent teacher, fine discip-
linarian, an honest man and good, practi-
cal christian, worthy of confidence and
patronage in his profession. Also that
Mrs. Renie Broadhurst appears peculiarly
adapted to the position of Aatron, in q
boarding school for young ladies.
Very Respectfully,
]. CLAY.
know Prof. BrOadhurst and lady well,
and L take pleasure in giving my unqualli-
fed Endorsement to the foregoing, and will
add that it is a matter of general. ffnot al
most universal regret to this community
that they are going from this field of labor
to another. l believe them worthy and
well qualified for any position for which
they will offer in their chosen work.
Very Respectfully,
r. b. DUNCAN.
STATE OF missouri, / G
COUNTY OF PLATTE. % -
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Called Meeting.

FRANK PHILLIPS W. s.
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SENATE.

mlnutek, anu AlteF lHe puhEHbe Va uAAn
Der Of private bills il ad journed.
81 H'''h & SENATE. ,'' q"
Tbe Chair presented a telegram from
General John a. Logan, now in Chicago
stating that he would not be able to re-
turn 10 Washington in time TO act as 9
member OF the special committee TO de.
wise means for the count Of the electoral
vote, etc., and asking to be excnsed from
further service a. q nsmberot that COM
mittee. No objection beipg made, Logan
was excused and Conkling appointed on
the committee 10 fill the vacancy. -
Mr.. Gordon presented a memorial oI
Wade Hampton, WmA AB, Simpson, VIM.
H. Wallace, and 6S Senators and Repre-.
sentatiyes in the General Assembly OF
South Carolina, addressed TO Congress
reciting at length the events which have
recently transpired in that State, inter,
ference OF the military, ETC., and asking
Congress to take such action as will
cause a cessation Of military interferenee
in the Affairs Of the State and enable. the
Governor and Legislature TO exercise the
duties OF the offices to which they were
elected. The memorial having been read,
Mr.. Gordon moved that It be referred to
the judiciary Committee. ~
Mr.. Frelinghuysen moved TO amend 50
"a to refer il TO the Committee on Priyil'
eyes and Elecions instead Of the Ju-
dietary. Pending discussion Mr.. Gordon
BY unanimous coneent, submitted 4 reso.
luton recognizing the Hampton govern
ment IS The legal government Of South
Csro!ina, but objection was made by Mr..
Morton and others and it was laid over.
The question being on the amendment Of
Mr.. Frelinghuysen, II Senators voted in
the affirmative and 13 In the negative
no quorum. So the Senate at 1880 ad-
iourucd until Tuesday next in accordance
with an order previously adopted.
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Louisiana investigation,
SENATE costMIrTEE.

= g.gs SENATE CoMh1TTEE.
NEw ORLEANS, December 29.7rThe
Senate Sub Committee engaged this
morning in hearing rebutting testimony
in regard to ouachita Parish.
Mr.. Salisbury asked for information
in regard to the seeming inaccuracy5ir
reference TO the statement Of the Return
ing Board, in regard to. the total vote for
tho Republican electors. EG.
The Chairman said that all necessary
.documenhwould be furnished. 49,
: Tbs senate Sub Committee after Hear
ing one witness adjourned to Eliza Pink.
ston's residence, TO take her testimony.
The House Committee is examining
Col. Patton, chairman,ofthe Democratic
Committee, while the House Sub Com
mittee, up 10 noon, have been unable to
do anything, having no stencgsapher.
1t Is said the, House Committee will
re.examiue all witnesses who have been
before the Senate Committee.
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WEST SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 80 1876

gives 4 as his opinion thai. .hOtI Iess than
100 perished. No names of killed can be
learned. Some Of the wounded are re-
luctant to give names. The reporters
from this city, who have just viewed the
wreck say the scene beggars description.
(; i2s0A. M.--The latest story gives 60 as
the number wounded and 100 killed,
Mrs. Frame, OF Rochester, who was in.
jured seriously, is not expected to live.
R2:50A.M-Mrs,l dyles, Of Cleyeland,
has been found ii oneot he hotsls il a
dying condition. eAhundred strong men
are now standing aronnd the wreck wait
ing for the flames and heat TO subside.
3A.H.-Nothing more from the Ashta-
bula disaster. Those ut the wreck say
they will have to wait until daylight be-
fore doing anything towards recovering
the bodies. n
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PoLlTICAL MEMORANDA. --Aud now
kentucky has resolved to hold Demo.
cratic Convention See Loui.ville dis.
patch.
AqueCr letter from Wade Hampton,
blythe hand Of Especial messenger, reach.
ed Columbus, Ohio, yesterday. Not
Sn0wing who is to be next President
Wade was thoushtlu! enough 10 sent a
'oPy to TiIlen.
The Democrats Of Jefferson county
meet at SieubenviIle today, and those OF
hIaOnt at St. Clairsville, to send dele.
slte,to the State Convention at Columbus
on the Slll Of next month,
The business men Of New York have
followed the good example Of Tho bust.
nee, men Of P6il.lelnhi, ona - b,ro 'o m.do @
appeal 10 co"".a,. n'n;a anu nave W. maae
S,. to put ,.iIo m..,n "'s."s s;'.: ,'s ausm,
'd to Ncccp. "pure and unscl6sb na,ri.
o'u' a, their guide s IN "Ia'D,n ,Lo ~oIS at,l u
counting the electoral vote, md dscl,,ins
the re.aI. Of the p,e.;SSu',s, ' SJ"st"S "Io"'i""
The Iudiauapoli, ,Jo,,rnol nm oT,romO
Republican ncwsp,prr ' which b" !. tA'rS,cU 0t,cU
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rhe ResuIt in soulh Carolina.

COLUMBIA, December 29.- Messrs.
sayler, Abbot and Lawrence, the sub.
Congressional Committee, completed
their work here to-day. Their report
from the returns az submitted gives the
State to Hayes and Wheeler BY about
700 majority, but show Hampton and the
entire State ticket elected by 4 much
larger majority. This committe leaves
for Charleston tonight to join the sub.
committee there, and will probably leave
for Washington on Monday.
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COLUMBIA, December %, 1876. 4
Ny Dear Sri have the honor to en-
close you copy OF my inaugural as the
duly elected Governor Of South Carolina.
In view Of current events and the official
sanction given to gross misrepresenta-
tions Of the acts and purposes Of the ma.
joriLy OF the good people Of South Caro-
lima, ] deem iti proper 70 declare that
ptotoand, peace prevails throughout this
Stale;,thati tithe course ofjudicial proceed
ings is obstructed by no combination Of
the citizens thereof; that the laws for the
protection Of its inhabitants 10 all their
rights Of person, property and citizenship
are being enforced in our courts. While
the people of South Carolina are not
wanting either in the spirit or means to
maintain their rights Of citizenship
against the usurpedSpower which now
deties,the supreme judicial authority OF
the State, they havcsuch faith in the JUS
tice Of their cause that they propose
10 leave its vindication to the proper
legal tribunals, appealing at the
same time 10 The private and public SEQ
timcnt of the whole country The in
flamalofy titterances Of portion Of the
public press renders it perhaps not inoP-
perfume for lie to state that although
The people OF South Carolina view with
grave concern the present critical cor
iunctnre in tie affairs Of our country
which threatens TO subject TO an extreme
test the republican System Of government
itself, yet il Is their firm deliberate
purpose 10 condemn any solution of the
existing politica. problems that linyolye
an exhibition OF armed force, or that
moves through any other channel than
the prescribed form Of the Constitution
or the peaceful! .agcncies OF the law:
Trusting that solution may be had
which, while maintaining the peace Of
the country, shall do no violence TO the
Constitution, the safeguard Of popular
rights, and will tend still more firmly to
unite the people OF all the States in an
earnest effort 10 preserve peace and to
sustain the laws and the Constitution.
am, very resp,y, your ob't sery't
WADE HAMPTON,
Gorernor Of South Carolina.
His Ereeltensy r. B. Hayes, Governor.
P.s. Asthe statement OF the yexed po-
-litical questions which now agitate the
publicfnind must ultimately depend on
yourselto or on your distinguished compel:
itor for the Presidency. have addressed
letter similar to this to his excellency,
Gov. Tilden. Yours,
.0aj rss lg5 WADE HAMPTON
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!a,iIonon,aniac.

NEW YORK, December 29.-Col. s.
Morris, the missing lawyer whor was
reported as defaulter, was found shut
up IN hld elegant quarters up town, sick
and apparently become monomaniac on
the subject Of poverty, fearing that he
has became pauper, though surrounded
by evidences OF wealth. His firm has
published card Announcing his business
as all straight and expressing belief in
his entire integrity. He Is reported very
wealthy. .....,.....
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The Cotton Ship Fire.

BEAUFORT, S. c., December 29.--TWe
men suGocated in the cotton ship Harvey
Mills, while lying in the stream loaded
with 10000 bales OF cotton and on ire
Two others barely escaped with their
lives through the efforts Of the surgeons,
Strong detachments from the United
States naval vessels are endeayoring tc
save the vessel, but the prospects are
poor and the loss will bO heavy in any
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DETROIT, December q. MARINE Smith,
the mulatio who murdered young Nc.
Kean last spring, and who has since been
confined Ia the Sandwich, Ont, Jail wait
ing extradltion, was to-day delivered to
detective Bishop BY the Canadian author
tiles, and is now in the Central police
atation. -
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and mother, and bless Mr.. Tilden; o
Lord, you know which ! Mean"

and mother, and bless Mr.. TildeH; o
Lord, you know which ] Mean"
Ben Perley Poore, in dispatch TO the
Boston Journal, presents this view Of the
authority of the President OF the Senate
in the counting of the electoral votes:
"When case is appealed from n United
States Circuil Court TO the Supreme
Court. and only eight justices conaider il
and are equally divided in opinion, the
decision Of the Circuit judge stands. An
equally divided court affirms the iudg-
ment below. So whom Mr.. Ferry, as
President pro iempore OF the Senate, de-
clares on the 14th Of February that
Rutherford B. Hayes has received 8 ma.
iority Of the electoral votes and Is elect
ed President Of the United States, the
House may undertake TO assert that some
votes have not been lawfully cast, and
the Senate may declare that they have
been lawfully cast. Congress VIII thus
be divided, and the decision Of Mr.. Ferry
will stand" 4-,
Geo. William Curtis, editor Of HaypE'S
Weekly, at the "Forefathers" dinner in
New York, made the speech Of the occa-
sion, in the course Of which he said :zss
In this country the Puritan principle
has advanced to this point that It pro-
vides.: Us lawful remedy for every emer.
gency that may arise. I stand here sou
Of New England; 10 every fbre Of my
being am child Of the Pilgrim. At this
hour we are not Republicanswe arenot
Dsmocrats-we are Americans. The
voice Of New England, ! believe, going to
the Capitol, would be this: That neither
10 the Republican Senate to insist upon
its exclusive partisan way, nor is the
Democratic House TO insist upon ih ex-
elusive partisan way, bat Senate and
House, representing the American peo.
pie, and the American people only, In
The light Of The Constitution and by the
authority Of law, are TO provide q way,
by which President, be be Republican
or Democrat, shall pass dnchallenged.
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TuE Marshall county teachers insti.
tute closed an interesting series OF meet
ings yesterday, and IT Is easy to see from
the account published elsewhere that all
who participated in the exercises were
very much enthused. Prof. Wade, Of
Monongalia county, seems to have been
the leading spirit, and throughout to have
communicated to the teachers assembled
his own enthusiasm In the work Of com.
mon school education.
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MEMrHIs, December 99.-sheriff Man.
ming, OF Tunica county, Mics, arrested al
Jackson few days since, for the murder
Of J. B. Harvey, last November, arrived
at Austin on Christmas day, and had q
preliminary examination on Wednesday
al which he confessed that he had killed
Harvey, and declares his ability 10 prove
that he was fully justified in the act,
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NEW YoRK, December 80. --. The
amount Of the default Of OILS D, Swan ia
put down at 100000 to $500, 900; $50, 900
was the property OF the Union League
Club; the remainder belonged to his
family connections, who are reticent on
the subject, The exact amount cannot
be ascertained, ,5-,i rgrl. .a- -1rg.,.
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CLEVELAND, December 29.--In tho
billiard tournament last evening HeiSer
beat Carter in 81 innings. Score Car
ter, 2S9; Heiser, 275; Carter being re-
quired 10 make 800, Heiser 275. Gala
CHER beat Thatcher IN So innings, Score
Gallagher, $50; Thatcher, l43.
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Result OF the South Carolina In.
-, yeStigntion.

i COLUMBIA, December .29.-Dispatches
say. the results arrived Mt by an investi'
CATION Of the accountants employed by
the House Committee to examine the
election returns, give Hayes electors ar
average OF 600 majority. While commit
tee did not go into the formal investiga'
tion Of the vote for State officers, they
we're obliged to do 40 incidentally in in
yestigaling the electoral vote; and The
members Of the committee say Hampton
and his State officers are elected by ma
jority raging from 1,100 downwards. His
statements are not officially announced
however. - y W. ~ -. LL
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Democratic Call for n Conyen.
lion.

LouIsvrLLE, December 29.--At meet
ing Of the Democratic State Executive
Committee OF Kentucky in Louisville to-
day, resolved that Convention Of the
Democratic party OF Kentucky, be called
to meet in Louisville Thursday, January
IS, 1877, to take action on the present
critical state public affairs. The people
will he represented by one delegate to
every 100 voters.
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ON FIRE.

sr. LOUIE, December pa Gre broke
out few minutes ago in the st. Louis
Drug Companys warehouse, No. t0s
North ID street, and at this writing, mid.
night, the indications are that 1t will be
destroyed, and the loss heavy. No esti.
mate Of the loss or insurance can be given
tonight,
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LOUISVILLE, December 29.-At Angus:
10, KY, yesterday, seven young men, all
unknown, whileon the ice on the Ohio at
that point, were suddenly drowned by
the breaking OF gorge. Three bodies
were recovered to-day. They all belong
TO Utopia, Ohio.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
Rejects Occupation,

BERLIN, December 2O.-It is affirmed
here that the Porte has declared its will
ingness to make concessions and offer
ample securities TO the Powers, but il un
waveringly refuses to sanction occupA'
tion by any troops whatever. Ithas ever
reiused It's consent to occupation by En-
glish troops, upon which point the Tur
kish ministry were confidently approach
ed, but by which power cannot be learned
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FIRE RECORD.
Paper Mill Burned,

CINCINNATI, December 29.-Bremaker,
Moore & Co.'s large paper mil, at Lau-
rel, Ind, burned last night; loss about
$3.50, 900; insurance $4,000.
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sIsiSITIqA 55IlETTERg

No More War for Wade Hampton.
COLUMBUS, December 29.-Judges. y
Macksy, Of South Carolinu, is here as the
bearersof q letter from General Wade
Hampton 70 eoyetnSr Hayes The letter
e n. f,JioA q W. 'iass ~
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Uniouuded Report.

New YORx, December 29.-James c
Fargo, General Superintendent Of th,
American Express Company, denies thu
report that that company lost q larg'
amount Of money by the burning OF theii
safe, on the New York Central & Hudson
River Railroad. He says the total loss
will not exceed 5000. I'd, ,r' lis lnL
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LOUISVILLE, December 2s.-It has
been showing for thirty hours. There Is
seven inches ot snow now covering the
ground.
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weather Indications.
Z " lssg ~ wLR pEPkRrnEsr,s
OFFicK or THK CIIIEP EiGSAL OTTicER,
MAaInNnIoN, D. z, DccentbaT 30-l 4. 4.
rRoRABILIrik.

WASIIS.roS, D. Z, prOembsr SO-l a. -
rRoRABILfTtkS.
For Upper Lakes, partly cloudy aud
colder weather, southwest 10 northwest
winds and temporary rise in the baro-
meter.
For Lower Lakes, colder north 10 west
winds, rising barometer and light snow,
followed 10 the western parts by clearing
weather. ai u" --. 30 .saf
For Tennessee aud Ohio Valley, colder,
clear and fair weather, with northwest
winds and falling barometer.
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rhe Weston Asylum.
CLARKsBug0, Dec. %, 1876.

Editors lntellIgencer:
In looking over a late issue Of your pa.
per find synopsis OF the annual re.
mort OF the Ohio Hospital for the Insane,
at Dayton, which affords very substantial
evidence OF the value Of the suggestions
recently made by Governor Stevenson in
relation 10 the conduct of the Insane
Hospital in this State. By this report |
find thst during the past year the Dayton
Hospital had SCI patients, and that the
total amount paid for salaries Of officers
was $500. According to the attempt.
cd defence made by DR.. Kunst, oi
the Weston Asylum, that institution
had during the past year about 400 pa.
tients. and paid for salaries Of It's officers
81 ,90O, or 81 100 more than is paid at
Dayton, with double AZ many patients.
Now, | submit that any reasonable man
will at once perceive the fact that in this
item OF salaries there is plenty of room
for "reiorm," unless you assert that hall
the amount OF work done by the Ohio OF.
ticers ia worth vast amount more when
performed in West Virginia. The conf
parison here instituted is worthy OF the
attention OF the Legislature, and the tax
payers, without regard to party, will re.
sent the up-buiIiing Of State pets at pub
ic expense.
Since DR.. kunst has invited an inyesti'
CATION Of the management Of the institu'
tion, and there appears evidence OF an
opportunity to save to the people 81, loo
year in the item OF salaries alone, let II
be done. The people will say
AMEN.
P.S.-For convenience, let me add a
plain summary: lt.r.. ... -ar
DAYTON Hospital.
Number OF ...............S6l
Salaries oi .....-SS wv
WESTON HOSPITAL.
Number Oi pauent4......-............
Salaries q Otieers wv
Amount paid at Weston over what Is paid at =.
lVu
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The House was in session only thirty
minutes, and after the passage of mum.
beriof private bills IL adjourned.
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CLEVELAND, December ga terrible
accident has occurred at Ashtabula, Ohio.
Train No. s.. comprising eleven coaches,
west oundb blYsnt through aniron bridge, I,
down 75feet 10 ahs river. Psrsisnlafsi
soon.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE.

.Silrff4t WASHINGTON, Dec. 2
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THK spsISOFIyLD REPuDLIcAN will contluue to
be q NkwsPAPKR and an lSDRFRsbESf PUBLIC