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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-05-05

<tabliasant IN tribunal qui d3cidera
des elections centest6ea. cnhn la re.
aolntion jointe 80 allouant une In.
demnit6 aux l6gislateurs cr@es ct mis-
an monde par le board des retonrs.
lie Gouverneur nomm6 memhrea
du conseil d'Administration de l'Uni.
vessite, NM. TIA. Adams, J.-H.
Kennard, James Long~treet, W.-B.
Egan, DC. Labatt J.-B. Lafitte ct
MA. RiGhtor ; ct. fonctionnairrs an
meme titre an College iBdustriel ct
agricole. NM. VIC. Black, ID. Ed
wards. I'LL. Brent. JIM. Williams,
R.-H. Byland, VIII. Harris, E. Spar
row, A.-A. Gunhy, E.-W. Sntherlin,
W.-L. Sanford, TIL. Grimes ct J.-A.
Taylor.-Le docteur Samuel Chopin
. &t6 6lu president du Bureau de san-
t6.-L'ex-prfsident jefferson Davis .
sdress6 IN discours, efflenrant Ii no
litique, anx membres de rAssOciation
de- Lee d Mobile, qni ont paas6 quel-
ones jours 4 Ia Nonvelie- Orleans. En-
meme tempa, se trouvaient en- notre
vile le general Joseph z. Johnston,
ct Miss Mildred C. Lee, file de Robert
E. Lee.-Un mass meeting catholique
est convoqn6 ponr le l3 sur In place
Lafayette, on sale ST. Patrick en- cas-
de mauvais temps, 4 l'occasion dn 5De
anniveraaire de l'Gpiscopat de Pie TX.
Dana In aemnine qui q fini le %
avriI, "a d<cas settlement, snr 100. ont
<te Canals par Ia variole. lis %, eat
decide 4 Ia N0nyelle- Orleans, a Tace'
de 66 ans ct demi. NJ. Norbert vigni6.
do Iancienne maison d'enoan vigni6
4 De Ferret. .sru59 u 8. iI sTf
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-05-05

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pastis Qau fant lteisdra. Je n'adassso done
Z teus, Npgblicains q 6l0osaAn; sae q
90 I'D alss ct dun erand int6ret pssr
isat y nssdA q j. No suis pa oratsaf, 4
- vsix est falble. = vsas dirai anplement
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= 1Isss aS6s vsol veus ~ tsouvesss alsss
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nseseee. 1eps<eAEe aeee - vetre graeisase
pe6ssaeeA eette petite fete vraiDsat rationale
q petEistiquA u nie que lee simabbss
Ls1Gaasises sost togjoass q Des@i9 nsng
4uesA y sAgit d lsfsligios. ds b CHARTS q
Dc y pesrie. Gans doute uns reunion oa fsrait
dffbut b pins belle .moisi6 du genre human
man4asgeat d'1as q q yie pour ainsi pariee.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-05-05

Le snrpliee Dc TaDtale quils snbis-
'Des . aseued agaesr des gems dune
ratteNea oe6aeies, Aust eo,nmen.
eeot-tls \ reeardef Niehells dc trayera
peA tueeruIre son prpeAs. On d6cauyre
yse q aest pas lul mails % lieute-
neafe eaverneur willis, tssi y M A
5eafa6e dn 0 janviet, fatals ! Packard:
a. eeatst - ltt mais lThtoeit.
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tenn nne 1inionct3oe d u . eour d
lstFy4 cp66U l'indenuItS sftrihuxc
~ Mux = gsllafeurs sortss dc Il l,oIks
e. bSatd ~ rstouss. Ea reyanche.
y 9 eamb6 do - iave6f1 finchb back
- Csaigs Quinn et Roxboroueh. n
rse1 ~ a1Y9- -be1SevS raploub
Sepe eypteot per1e, et e'est ainsi one
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Eeep lol relafn aax euvaalsrrare.
Cheee I4l aur y dbtrict des lev1es'
cScee ~ teoeAAnt le divorce. racte
IL f.lnolti lsstswction publiQue.
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PLACE DARNIA 0u1oEC, CANADA, /,
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-05-05

lennellement fet6 Ia delivrance de
Ia Louisiana. Dimanche, % avriI,
le club Nichols ct Wiltz a tire
cinquante conps de canon, ct ap.
plaudi aux discours de NM. FEE.
Smith ct T. Dutreix, le premier en-
aDglais ct le second en- franGais.
-Mercfedi matin, verso heuree,
n residence ct le magasin de NJ.
Honorat Rodrigue, habitation
Webre & Daqnin, ont etc detruits
par un incendie. lie feu await pris
dams une cuisine qui a 6galement
et6 r6duite en- cendres. !.
Nous avons en-, mercredi, le
plaisir ct l'honneur de Ia visite de
MN. R.-N. Ogden vice.president,
etJ. Comes agent de Ia Compagnie
d'assurances s'pEquitable de h
Louisiana" La Compagnie etend
rapidement parmi nous ses f6con.
des ct paci6ques conqu6tes.
-Tincendie qui . cause 4 NJ.
Honorat Rodrigue Ia perte de tout
ce qufl poss4dait q emu Ia popula.
tion, ct le meme jOur une souscrip.
tion 0uverte en- m faveur = produit
plusieurs centaines Dr. piastres. Oe
movement spontan6 ct gen6reux
fait honneur a Ia fois aux braves
gems qni Font 6prouv6 ct Y ont
ob3i, ct d lfnt6ressante familie si
digne de cette, marQue touchante
de sympathia. -,., a
-Autre malheur, le 2 mai. n.
EusAbe Cambre q en- un 9il crev6
par un coin, en- bhchant dams Ia
cypriere. II 81 fsp
M. M. Cambre nous prize dan.
noncer que IL foire qui devait avoir
lien le - de ce mois, pourle b6ne.
fee de l'Hglise St Pierre, . 4t6 rem.
voy6e an . dl mois proclaim, me-
sure prise par le comit6 d'organi.
sation pour avoir le temps de com.
pl6ter aes pr<paratifs. La place
demand6e par u. Cambre pour
une insertion dn programme de Ia
foire dams ls Mesckaotb6 an nom
du comit6 Reorganization, sara don.
nee ayec empressement. e,,
.--On htdans les Cessptes Rcsdvs
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-05-05

BULLETIN De Ia SEMAIRE
=, ~. a -soOo- aaa "a
Calme plat 4 Washington, en- at.
tendant II session extraoriinaire d.
C0nsrea, Ax6e IN 4 imin, ct sur la'
quelle - dissipent les points noir'
one % plaisafent . s rassemblel
Wade, Blaine ct cons0vta. Hayes
.laisse trnnquillement s'6conler h
quart d'heure acc0rd6 aux condam
mes pour masdlre lenrs jnges,. ct y
dispose 4 appliquer sous forme d
places lucratives, l'ongnent D Ia br0
inro Aes radicaux d<cav6s dams Il
Caroline dn Sud et In Louisiane
II pr6che en- action la Temperance
ses h8tes de Ia Maison Blanche, ct
nm diner r6cemncnt donu6 "a grand.
due de Rnssie, le maitre ct - maj
tresse du l0gis - amt abatsans, ave.
nne certaine eptatiOn, d'approchel
De lenrs lAvres. 10 viu servi col
Ia table. trait nouveau qni distingus
Hayes dc con ps6tl6ceaseur. Le Pre-
sident nommS ministre ! Paris l'ex'
goaverneur NoyeA, de- l'Ohio, NAH
1e successenr dc N. Washburne doit
% rendre ! sou poste settlement apres
In confirmation dc aon titre par le
S6nat. A quelqne chose Ou ) qnel-
quinn malheur est bon. ct on - re-
JOINT partont anx Etats- Unis do ID
neutralit6 lucrative gns lee Etats-
Unis wont observer dams In gnerre
d'Oiient, melee Qn'ils .contempleropt
de 1Oin avec l6gGlsts voluptS d6crite
parIe poete latin.
Una rixe sanglists . eu Nen 10 @
avril 1 De Kalb. eomt6 do Kemper,
Mississippi, entire politicians blancs,
don't cinq ont et6 tu<s ct pIpsienra
b1esses e'etait b chAsiment dun
meurfro 1t 10 tlernier acts dune ven-
detta de longWe date.-L'ancien ~
naseur Of gosveFnear da Tennessee,
We. BrOVnlew, qpi fat ss,rtput e.
isirc par sen huneut vipdtcatlys u
son iniplaeable Tancune, ct m0rt .
pn age avancS, h - avriL y Knox.
Tilte. Grendes r9jouisaassso ! Ak.eelnr
Tiilv, IL LET Gaj, 4 e~coa1oa In -
pei des tronpes fxd6Ales q n eaf6-
line du 0eA %t a. u .Louislane.-Le
meme ,cur, NON tom a. chIcaec, He-'
cident IA chemin de fer de ChicAfo.
Danvi,.S Ct vincenneA, co0tant h W
a cina pefsospes.-une petite Alle
de LaneAster. Massachusetts,. don't b
nom 4 Ville 6tait, Barrett, viol@e
, :. .a -v6. Z snecomb6 ! cet M
tsaFe.--LN Legislature d'Albany est
saisle dane proradttAa qnf : fort
pen de chance detse ynt6A, eslle Do
faire deux EtAts d Fiat Dc New
York. - G4e1AsodQQ de Gnevfe, eN0.
snuniqpte pr leE 5end- doe Alegh ,
~ nntte rue mAA NJ ana y Neet
de New.Yntk, ya0N eScndil)la Avee'
no pats!ee!qss snthH~siassae. .,t
gn Us.esef saoadsen, y eeseael
I.ahranehes O6fs - t0vgr - Ng1-
nent poar u 9nerre d'Orienty dana
10 eas n rAp1seluDsp - dfsj1Drait
3 v prse1sN part.~-koAD Ssyjl, IN.
sfndis y HNnfttal De- "Novelty,
WorkA" moyt 6s GeQ, Doopiars 6
perte a. o4S,0O0.
DE n0aveea, o. juaqnA noavel ~
DIRE, leo mobiles populations dn Msxi.
goaveesensst de, ,Dias
lie Parliament It~ssass ssst stasi
10 Ter nei,'et y dee Dseassa,e prt-
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Correspondence Dc \ ME orl6aas
xnUvnGLR-oaLfAxs, I
2.nAi 1877. (

=
L. % avril, s'est ajourn<s, aprSa
nne session entire toutes iaboriense ct
accidept6e. II I6gialatnre de- II Loni.
siane. ct le gonverueas Nichnlls, de-
menr6 maitre du fort st. Louia, . d6.
sign6 10 10 mai CONNIE iour d'sctions
de grAcea az Dies qnI dispose quand
l'hommH psopoae, Yauvfs eonvef-
neur! n I dhntaht pine a. 16rite l
remercier, y Ppoyidenca. ans n h
Lonisiane ~ a6llvr6e, lWi, Nieholls,
est eireo0venn, asai<gt et tloqn6 mar
linnomhrsble Ct .iMmortellN legion
dee aollieiteura. NslH ssss6, pasd
slsc6S II ny poist plaes 9 pare poar
toms On hoWqaet e % gAtea1 dn bad-
Rst. Les vaincua, pour aanver auel.
qnes 6pavea Dc nanftaHe. rapreIlcst
le programme gubesna6ssiald a Baton.
Ronge, ct ks radicaux font nate
blanche ct illssios aimable ! asicou-
one ignorerait comment ~ snt fait
dancer tl'ansc dn panief m payS con-
'gnia. ia amt A<A d<,Joalinae6a mar
eea places fxsl&ralee telles que celle
d. eollecteur Do Ia Donant, accordSe
90 jnge JHhn Z. King. q Is comptent
bien anrprendrs la rslieion d.un goa-
verneur anquel ~ s'6tenA Pea NAL.
henreuaement b privilege Dc rinfail-
libit6 dun PaJr. Les Aln0essseA On.
vrisra Dc n premiess heure, sont IN.
quteta, volontiess atnp&fhitA, et freedom.
sent en ehOor y sult1jn IA vaaadeville.
tT1s1isA t44f4 VT
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-05-05

La LITERATURE canadienne sen.
richit tous les jonrs, ct nous en-
avons une nonvelle prenve dams
ponvrage en- deux volumes que nos
confferes du Journal De QwSbec,
MN. A. Cote b Gle, ont en- robli.
geance de mons adresser. Crst In
derniere edition dn livre 81 juste.
ment popnlaire de NJ. Philippe
Aubert de Gasp6, les Axciess Cs.
xadiexs,-2 volumes in.12, b i,te.
mier de 298 ct le second de $40
V,Agoe, elEgamment et artistement
imprim6s ct brooches, qu'on pes,t W
procurer moyennant une piastre,
env0yee A MN. A. cote b Gle,
6diteurs, Place dArmes, Quebec,
Canada, commission don't le Mse;
ckacSbS se clargera volontierS
Houvrage de N. de Gasp6, in6ni.
ment interessant pour les Lonisia-
nais, que de pr6cieux souvenirs ct
meme .des liens de parent6 unis.
sent aux Canadiens don't les des.
cenuants sony :, % nomoIe~A paIn
sous, rppS''G ~ . aans ~ = rsc'. s, pen ,',l.
uo s"',tue''o numeur s ~ u,.'n'n1'e ,s
veIve, ,.e: ,es us ee coutums., .egenoes
:: .,: .'"u,1,Jn: W:: ues -, s.,cct.es LANA sa'n"
u'onM vo'c' - esOso u,,s nlat.efe::
r.zMi1I vuLuAE: =, II "S g
Gol'egS ~ 1oc"s'9 Q ysses Gno-
9e'vsnej ~ Ose s";t az Dnx, ses so!c'erss
=. so,.,s.r ~ =. ..;c..,.r i ce.nsd;ss
r. sso.e;r THc1srr;li. III ~
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T. ~ A..s;liomms. 'Lr. Il
Malasss IHabwvilln L1ss1s -
Ia s6ts d. Md ; U ksie eco -
sass11ss !, Lse pla& j e AbrsAam 4
--sEcOnD voLUxR. IL soeqha1s|
do rAssxsts !; De Lockein st RlsN-4
ale ,nL Eaysv dox,sstieue : Oes.
esssseSs3 u pmno9 9lui eeso1 aft|
lie steamer Bixs Wj.g, capi.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-05-05

bien eertainement le ch0ix le plus
inteIligent que PITT faire le gouver.
neur Nichols, en- aflressant l'appel
d'usage aux contribuables, 4 In
date du % avril, croft devoir deA.
nirsa position dams Ia note ci.apres: 4:
Concitoycna de StChsrles,-En prenast
les foncfione de collecteur des taxes en- 10
paroiaee St-Chsrles, sous l'administrstien dc
Son Excellence Francis T. Nichols. 10 desire
gull soft bien compris do tons que rendnsse
tons lea prineipes ct tons les sentiments ex.
nEipks dsns IN lettse d'acccptaiion dc Son
6yes peruades que j'ktendraiA chacun d'en.
tire vous les 6gards compafibles avec h strict
sccomplissement do Hies devoirs; esp6rant
que, dc votre cote. vous repondrex prOmpte-
ment ct cordialement mon appel. ct que
mons assurerons ainsi In pro&p<ritz ct 10 hon.
heur de In paroisse ct de- l'Etat, but que tous
nous devoos poursuivre.
On trouvera, dane notre par.
tie anglaise, le recit dune visite
de NJ. Daniel Dennett, du Picdyxxe,
an village de Hahnville, document
qui fait egalement honRenr an vii.
lage ct 4 son actif ct devou6 fon.
dateur.
-Le pardon accord6 4 E..B.
Tinney ayant excite une protesta-
tion adressee an Ne,c Orleans
Times, signee "sTATIoN BoUTTE,"
ct dams laqnelle il etait dit que le
condsmne libere await etc ct &C.
raft encore un Ohjet de terreur 4
st. Charles. NJ. Julien Michel, avo-
cat de Tinney, repOusse ces all6-
cations ct Sc declare en- mesure dc
les detruire. -.
.r-Un plautenr de St. Charles
signals an Neu Orleans Dsss0cvat
In presence tl'emissaires de Pack.
ard r6dlant sur les hs6itations et
cherchant a persuader aux ira.
vailleHrs noirs que le gouveFne-
ment de Nichols ma d'autre but
que de les r6int6grer en- In posses.
sion dc leurs anciens maitres. "a III
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22

OIL REGION OF TENNESSEE, with some ac-
count of its other Resources and Capabii-
ties-by j. b. Killebrew, Commissioner of
Agriculture, Statistics and Mines.
In our opinion none of the reve-
nue. of Tennessee is so advantage
Ously expended as that very mod
crate appropriation which supports
the Bureau of Agriculture, Statistics
and Mines, with Commissioner j.
b. Killebrew at its head. No I'M
explored source of wealth is heard
of, no new field of productive in
dustry is suspected to exist, but in
stantly Col. Killebrew is on the
spot, and shortly afterwards aclear,
exhaustive yet concise statement of
the whole subject comes forth from
his bureau specifying in terms strict
lily scientific and yet simple enough
for the comprehension of every
body. And in these reports every
practical point bearing upon the
probable value of the discovery,
such as cost of living, accessi-
bility, etc, etc, is plainly and
infinitely stated, and the public is at
once placed in possession of the
whole question. In the present pa
per we have a statement of both re-
cent and earlier discovery of oil
springs in Tennessee, with excellent
typographical maps and geological
sections and diagrams, making the
facts plain to the simplest cOmpre-
hensiOn. The oil region here de-
fined, so far as explored, is a nearly
circular space in OvertOn county,
near the Kentucky border, of which
the town of Livingston Is nearly the
centre, and the geological promo
tions in which oil has been reach
Ell are a cherry limestone Immediate
ly above a peculiar stratum of black
shale, together with the blue lime
stone of the Nashville system below
the same black shale to depth con-
siderably lower than the bed of the
Cumberland. The obstacle to the
profitable working of these oil
springs is mainly defect of accessi-
bility, but the author shows that
proposed extensions of the Manches-
ter and McMinnville railroad from
McNIinnVille, and the Tennessee
Pacific from Lebanon, would bring
this region into easy commercial re-
latiOns with all the world. 1t can
hardly be doubted that the subject
is worth the careful study of capt.
talistS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22
The star system.

WehaVe been intending for some
time to air our opinions on the star
system as a baleful incubus upon
the drama, and bar to the attain
ment of anything like dramatic pro-
gress. We have neither space nor
time for it this week. Moreover,
the star system and its latest devel-
opment, the combination method,
is rapidly running Itself into the
ground, and does not need our assis-
lance towards dying natural death.
1t has got so low down now that
theatricals must adopt anew method
or perish altogether; and this must
serve for our notice of the cOmbiRG-
tor which plaved here two nights
this week.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22
New Advertisements.

Poston & Leigh are agents for the
sale of Hecla coal. Office on Second
street, in rear of Franklin Hall.
McComb & Co. have on hand a
large lot of new seeds, which they
offer at lowest market prices. See
advertisement.
G. w. and w. ID. Wall have
bought the right for this county to
manufacture and sell the Hawley
Hand Corn Shelter, which they will
have made at the foundry in this
city. See advertisement.
The advertisement of DIR. Plum
mer will be found in another column,
calling the attention of the public to
the fact that he is prepared to furnish
instruction in telegraphy to those de-
string to learn.
The Bloch Bros. have received
their Fall and Winter stock of cloth
ing, which is one of the largest and
most complete ever brought to this
market. Read their advertisement
and give them call.
The cumberland Iron Works land,
the advertisement of which will be
found in another column, is open to
bids from now until October 18th,
1877, the bids heretofore made hav-
ing been rejected. Take the oppOr-
tunity while you have it and send
on your bids.
Messrs. ThOs. ROhner and Henry
Auling, both gentlemen of many
years experience in the jewelry line,
have formed partnership and will
carry on their business in future I'M
der the firm name of ROhner & Aul-
ing, at Mr.. Rohner's old stand, the
POstoftice. They are both good
wOrkmen and will doubtless receive
a liberal share of public patronage.
Sam. johnson, real estate agent,
will sell on October 22d (if not sold
privately previous to that time), the
Bryan farm, situated two miles from
GAINESVILLE. This farm is one of the
richest in this section of the country,
and the man who buys it will make
a good investment. 1t contains $50 |
acres and has on it a good dwelling |
house, Outhouses, etc. He will also
sell on the same day the John Irwin
wagon shop, near the Methodist |
Church. For particulars see adver-
tiSement.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22
National surgicaI Institute.

Two of the Surgeons of this nota-
bic Institute will visit GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, Sept. p, 1877, stopping at
the Franklin House. They will
have with them a fine outfit of
braces and surgical appliances, and
will be prepared to treat all kinds
of deformities and chronic diseases,
such as club feet, hip disease, spinal
disease, paralysis, piles and fistula,
catarrh, private diseases, diseases of
the eye, &c. For full particulars, adj
dress National Surgical Institute, At
lanta, Ga.
August IS, 1877-4w
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22
Steamboat Fire at st. Louis.

The steamer Grand Republic was
burned at st. Louis at midnight last
Monday, and, together with the
Carondelet lying alongside of her,
completely destroyed.
The Grand Republic was built
1868 and 1869 and valued when new
at 1911, 200, additions and improve
ments were made in her last Winter
to S35O,O0O. Insurance was held on
her to the amount of only $780,
The loss on the Carondelet is esti-
mated at $50, 900.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22
New Providence and Retna,.

On next Sunday, Sept. %, I close
my years labor among you, preach
ing at Bethel at II A. NJ. and hold
ing Church Conference Immediately
after the sermon ; preaching at New
Providence at 100 P. NJ. and holding
Church Conference Immediately af-
ter sermon. There will be meet
ing of the officials of the Church at
Ringgold on Monday, Sept. a, at
8 P. NJ. Stewards, Trustees, Secre-
taries of Church Conferences and
Sunday-schOol Superintendent are
urgently requested to be present,
and any others feeling deep interest
in the future of this important
charge. 7. J. DUNCAN.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22

On September Doth and October
9th, Polk G. johnson will sell to the
highest bidder at the Courthouse
door, in this city, several hundred
acres of valuable land. Those wish
ing to purchase should not fail TO at
tend the sales. For particulars see
advertisements on fourth page.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22

LAST Monday morning the north
bound passenger train was about an
hour and half behind time. Some
of the employees Of the road took a
hand-car and proceeded to their
work, but had not gone more than
three miles below the city before
they were run into by the passenger
train, which smashed the hand-car
into splinters, but fortunately hurt
no one, those on the hand-car having
jumped off as soon as they saw the
train approaching.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22

OUR friend Henry t. Lyle, mer-
chant at Searcy's Ferry, has just re-
turned from Nashville, where he
has bought his Fall stock of boots,
shoes, hats, clothing etc. He says
he intends to sell at GAINESVILLE
prices, and all are invited to exam
inc his new goods.