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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26

THE Cincinnati papers publish
letter from Postmaster Gen. Key, ia
which he EXPRESSES regret at his in
ability TO attend the Decoration day
ceremonies, near that city, and says
"I rejoice to hear you say that thI
soldiers that are buried In yOuI
beautiful city of the dead, whetheI
they wore the blue or the gray, will
be respected alike. He who dic|
for n cause which he believes is jus
may have done wrong In engaging
i'm the strife, but he committed IA
sin. lie may have died a christia
and an honest man. The fact thal
the Southern soldier staked his III
on his cause manifested his sinccl
ity. Say, if you please, that ne WI,
mistaken, and he did "A great WRONG
but say at the came time that II
was honest and brave. On th|
grave of such one tears may fa
from kindly eyes, and flowers !
strewn by lovely hands without rC
proach."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26

"WILL our exchanges in the old
States" says a Dallas (TeXas) pas
per, swarm their young men not to
come to Texas in search of employ
ment-unless they want employ
ment on the farm. There is plenty
of work on Texas farms to be had,
but unless a man desires to labor on
farm, he had better give Texas a
wide BERTH"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26
Guns is neither a Government Z

OURS is neither Il Government ,
the people, by the people, nor Il
the people. II Is a Government j
which capacity h not q requirement
nor responsibility thought of;
Government into which persons gd
for plunder lin which all are engaged
in taking out, and none care n
bringing in; a Government whid
its own Legislators, most Of It's oiiI
GERS, tho courts and the public tired
as a goose to be plucked Goverd
ment whose dues nobody cares
protect, anybody can evade wiz
ease, and against which almost an
sort of a claim can get Judgment
Government which ~ like the mo
who went to Jericho, with the pal
of the Samaritan omitted CUici
n0ti Gazette, Rep.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26
Railroad Property Subject TO ASSESS
meut.

The Board of Tax Assessors have
written a letter to the various rail,
road arrangements, in which thC
following paragraph occurs;
"All property, real, personal and
mixed, which includes not only
land, the buildings thereon, road
beds, rails, engines, cars, but also
cash assets, capital, stock, gross an
nual receipts, machinery, tools, mat
terials, implements Of an kinds, of
flee furniture, stationary supplicsI
round houses, repair shops, work
shops, turntables, bridges otheI
than short trestles, and, in a word
a complete inventory Of all property \
of every class and description what
soever by railroads."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26

THEY have not yet succeeded in
cleaning the Louisiana State-house
of stale bread, pigs feet, remains of
clothes and other evidences of garri-
son life, so that the State officials
can occupy their respective depart
ments.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26
PaDer FlOur.barreIs.

A firm at Syracuse, n. Y, are
now manufacturing a novel -four
barrel. The barrels are composed
of straw-paper pulp, which is run
into a mold made i'm the shape Of
one-half of a barrel cut vertically.
The pulp is subjected to powerful
hydraulic pressure, and when re-
duced to the required thickness
the ends of the halves are cut
off at the ends. The pieces are then
placed in a steam drier, and the
sides are trimmed evenly and the
thoroughly dry. 1t comes
from the drier for making up into
barrels. There are three heavy
wooden hoops and two hoops fasten-
ed together and into grooves cut
in the slaves and paper halves,
which have an average thickness Of
of an inch, are
slid. The ends of the barrels are
made of paper of similar thick
ness, construed upon the same prin-
ciples as the sides and protected by
heavy wooden ones. The adVan-
tage of these barrels over wooden
ones are lightness, durability, and
the prevention of flour sitting out
while in transit. They are con-
structed entirely by machinery, and
the halves are cut so true that
any pieces of the same size will
readily fit together. They will not
cost more than one-third the price
of wooden barrels, are lighter, and
flt so nicely in the groves that there
is no chance for flour to sift through,
which loss is quite a heavy percent
age in the use of other kinds.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26
ENGLAND,s POLICY.
A Clear Statement by the Home See

ECudAgs
The London Times, in leading
article, speaking of the remarks of
Mr.. Cross, Home Secretary, in the
House of Commons, Monday night,
on Gladstone's resolutions, says
t'Cross, concluding his speech, gave
the following as a clear statement of
the Governments policy: Not to
sanction oppression or tyranny in
any part of the world, to preserve
treaty engagements, and to set an
example which, followed by other
nations, would materially add to
the happiness of the world, and,
deeply as we regret war, we intend
to maitain the strictest neutrality
between the cOntending nations out
side the necessities of this actual
war to maintain as they ought to
maintain, and as any British Gov
ernor would maintain, those inter
ests of England which ought to be
maintained. We have no thought
or fear of gain. Before the face of
the House of Commons he declared,
of England, of Europe, of the world,
that the Government is conscious of |
the honesty of their own purpose.
They are conscious if need be, of
their strength. They viii not use
their strength improperly. Where
ever opportunity may offer to stop |
this war, to heal these wretched di-
visions, to improve the condition of !
these Christian populations in way |
that win really improve them, and |
that Wav, i'm Mr.. Cross opinion, Is |
not by war. To localize, minimize,
or wipe away the effects of war this |
win give its services"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26

"My business is to talk-I deal in
words and sentences" said stump
speaker. eyes, and as long as |
have known you, your place of bus
mess has never been closed !" cried
a voice in the crowd.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26

The manufactures of Georgia all
prOspered last year and declared
dividends, while those of the North
and East, many of them lost money.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26

"IIE's a man after my own hear
pa" said julia, reverting to h
Augustus. "NOnsense," " replied o
Practical, che Is a man after d
money your uncle left you" Al
then all was quiet.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26

GARRETTsBURG, Christian Co.. KY, January, 1876
Excelsior and Mower
of
would standing
grain. THOS H. WALLACE
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26

It Is estimated that the fruit CT,
Of Texas for the present year vi
be great, larger Ghan ever know
before I'M the State, while the who
crop will be ten per cent, less tha
last year,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26

st. Louis Republican: An inven-
tor of this city has been engaged for
some years i'm the construction Ofan
engine to be operated by "a new
and which will be
completed inside ola month. 1t is
designated as the Non-exhausting
Pneumatic, Hydrostatic Paradox
engine, and if the invention proves
to be what its originator Is sanguine
in the belief that it will be, it will
take the place of steam-pOwer in
land and water transportation and
the propelling of all kinds Of ma
ohinery now operated by steam.
1t will require no fuel except water
and air. The inventor has associat-
ed with him a gentleman Of some
considerable means, and the various
portions of the machine have been
turned out at the foundry and ma
chine-shop, while the rubber re-
quired has been ordered from the
rubber works i'm New York. There
is some fine work required to cor
respond with the drawings, and
when piece of work fails to fit the
design, it has to be sent hacl; and re-
modelled over again, The first en-
gine on tha new principle will be a
siX-horse power, and a trial will be
made with street cars, so that the
test will be open to public inspec-
tiOn.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26
LoNGvIEw, KY, August 2, 1875.

2,
purchased Burke Agent regard
hundred
repairs Have used better
machine GARROTT.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26

-
NJ. Quad, was waited upon yester-
day by a tall man with weed on
his hat, who said he had the cash
to pay for farm, provided he could
get one to suit. The agent smiled
him a seat, and brought out regis
ter of descriptions. He had several
farms registered on his books, and
he had no doubt he could suit his
wOuld-be purchaser. The stranger
remarked:
'sWhat / want is farm of about
300 acres"
GIVE got it, replied the dealer.
"Pd like about six big hills on it. "
"IIere she is-here's a farm with
just six hills on it," 4
"And I'd like lake near about
the centre" .r
"Here you are. Here is a lake
exactly in the centre" j"
"And want big natural cavern
in one of the hills.% .lsl
"Here you are. There's q cave on
this farm that can't be beat"
The stranger drew a long breath
and went on:
81 want a farm of 300, acres, but
100 acres must be marsh hand"
"Here she is" was the reply.
"Just 300 acres in the farm \and 100
acres in marsh land"
81 must have a water fall 26 feet
high on the farm" continued the
stranger. .........t.
"Ifere YOU are. This farm has
natural water fall of 25 feet II inches.
l don't suppose an inch more or less
on water fall amounts to much"
"Well, no; but i want a wind
mill on one of the hills"
"That was put up last year." was
the calm reply.
1t was some time before the stran-
ger thought of anything else, but he
finally said:
"There must be a Baptist Church
right across the road from the house."
lone built there last summer, sir"
"It must be brick church."
$50 it is"
"Has it an organ ?"
"It has,"
s"Then i can't buy farm of you,"
said the stranger, rising to go. "If|
there is anything / hate it isachurch
organ, and you can see for yourself
that L would be IN state of contin-
ual misery. The farm suits me
firstrate, but cant go that organ"
Just what estimate those two men
placed upon each others veracityas
they separated will never be known.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26
Best Machine in Existence.

2 1875
purchased Senior Combined Burke gent
the did
admirably time. regard the best machine
in L. ii.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-26
am also Agent for the Celebrated
Invincib1e Vibrator

Manufactured by Kngsland Furguson & Co., St. Louis,
Mo This Separator has given universal satisfaction and
farmers will do well to examine it before purchasing else
where
, 1877-05-16
GENERAL MARKETS.,
d [CR1i1t-WAa easier At 81, tf1s1. IN.

hLC0liOL-WAa easier At 81. 10 s2.t9
DtUDM.COHS-Whs 10 fair request and steady,
In fact daolCrs QuotC thu market hEn tho atock II
light and Will probably o exhausted toford tho time
fur This demand for seed haa been Sery light
This sprnE and decrease In tho II expected
In tho older Statts, Quotations; Urecn hurl, bk
H7cs medium hur rcd tipped. +Na5e, green brush,
with hurl enough to work Il. o95he; rcd tipped. will,
do, "a Nc. Erd DO. 313Hcl lnseiu bsus 324c3 nrdt
uH 10 c0ice stalk braid, %4aNc{ tafdtaur brush, 80
HHcI crooked do. .t8Ao.
nuT1Ei-.Thc market for this staple prcarnted no
now seaturcp. There VIA ohlY + hand'to muuth do.
tnanl tho unmlaakablo downward tendency Of prices
causing buyers to restrict their nrde to such uanti.
tics "a needed for Immediate ulc. sAlcs wcro
chlcny u l1@toc for 10 c,lotca grades. yo
auutcs Cha[co yellow, :oo2sc; medium to Eood 14d
lae; Inferior 10 common, tU41ar.
UAGGtHQ-GrR!n 6sEu were royln4 with sotne fgp4.
dom, and wt1u quoted 1rn. B4rlaps wcra quiet snd
Kuan.cs dull. Quotatations ~ follows Stark A.
lo Montaup. aacs Peerless, 22ci Ontario. 21ct Low.
lston, 2te Otter Crack 10ct Anlofican. ac As1os.
knsR. lno; harlsp bAR,. and hn. lsalsc, gunHles
slnElr. t&8loot ao double, 24ef94Ac.
CftEESE-Thoro Was 4 weak market for cheese,
puycrs arc holding on fotiowcr prccs and receir
ert AM snxloua ~ Keep socks down 10 tho smallcat
possible diueatioos, thero II mora or cG ahsing Of
@ sSSss ss@ fs cream Il saaiS aad
IL: s sa I'D sn.st'ss ts; A. e:,x decline
.sea. ". aste: sesa~sn.s ess " s9sos Se'aa &c
!s: @ s; 1tasss a:sSs', sS ssS5, fs 'sd.s: ssee L
t.. u. sass CO sss:te G
'h .s1s ;sTonf :. snas;
9@y ,Rs Tssas IEpr:1
S57s. @ "; s3fs r, s.;; n';kets1 s@;Iti y SS
sPts f.ay III .sasis III ~
Ss:gSt.Ss|i Tsor4es esta.hi s 0s*: 2ai i.ahrslor
sfsax !aaa sB'a .t u .Sss
'H:Hst FsuSFs ffS xSh Sfs-ln hi. market no change.
~ g! Se!S aas.tis :nd tsSsisa d.sa H. @s1kst
asasaS: s9s M s,s r. = rk
y; j5as' zsass sa1T.H's now 7is7Xsi sftioa.s .
es :eess tI1s ss:a Ss:, rssef e. e
~ S1f:.fiISs:: ii*sises .!'esa: i 1s.r.sea. lsa
fi;sss :s ss:;s: ;ss:s.; S::s
Il ;S, x; y ,r !.
bisss Sss.Ss: q; H. ;::$s:i
'sk ~ tss
1sTs ss;. ID s;s;; sss
SY:. ::9..s:isi.s. tsSs sSs sSs:. t.s iss s.a. s,o
sSss e fs%s, RS ss.:ass e s.'jS; 1s
s:s:sss ,'
#. ! ;;'ss s
n. Sos:, st .sss srH % ss,s; e.ss a
isan; nS'.,,ss % fsss asss, eF' Fl; n;!@
= tss % S Us
a: sss'Gs 1:sRs is%as Sass se:. S;te:s es
eos.a 9nEst: nfflie. ,...,.-
, 1877-05-16
DY TELEGRAPH.

VVltElAN GIIlE9s
Tho following ttegrams vcra received by tho Chi.
cago board Of Trade ycsseriay,
LtvEnfohL. May l1.-PFu,e mca pork-Esatcrn. IT.,
Wcatern, COS. .Dacon-CMmbcrtands, 1os} short RIBS
sos long c!eaE aoss short clear, 4os1 shoulders,
hams 10 lbs average, ~. Lhrd 49, Prime mcsa
beof. Ds; India mcsA R7as extra India meas. li7s.
Cheese. 7ss. Ta,tox. ~ 6I.
LnxpoS, Msy is.-LtvkMroot-whea& outet, Cali.
futna club l3s sd@iaa sd, California white lsa ada
l3s Sd. Corn rather essse, 3as I'll. MAHk LAkz-Car.
goes on coast. Wheat luict, Corn quct far &yefAko
American mixed, 1sf edx1s. CsrEoes on pes.lze-
Wheat and cora Qoet. Fair average quality Of Amer.
6pseias NspatcA to ma 7ftsaaA
LtvzRpooL. Aay la-ll n m.-FLops-No. !. ass,
0AAiN-Whest-wfotes, No. !. In ID, No. . ,ss,
spssnR. No. L. ia OIL No. p III 80, whIto, No, l. III
tas No. = ~ ed club No. !. is od' No, =, III I'd.
Faovisloss-rotk. esa. Lard, &7a
LIraHr1ok, May 1s-7 p. p.m.-bnxAnprrFvt-Qntc
WhrAt-White No. /. IL III; No. 2, 1aa "a; club No;
lsa edt No. ,, lisa 3D. CoFn-No a,s sdt No. 9ss
LIVERPOOL, Nay ls-LAlsst-Co11ox--Msrket easIert
1aiadad, sacs, Loco bales, speculation and export,
zonl American. .2nh
farns and fabric, u Manchester duh. teodtn8 down
Gs4ts-whsat-I,eestp for .hrss days, ~, ooo a.,
American. ~, COO, California white wheat ia ida
1as 7di do club. t3s Sdtl5s 6dt No. To Mo. ! rcd
Western spsDg III sdoi5s 0d do winter, nons Ia
kct, F1euf-Wcstera canal. a3s, Coru-Wcsteru m1ed.
7os edA3N Cd. 0ats-Amefican, ss3as id. DGslay-
american, "a ed. Fea&-CaaadlAa. 4os Cd,
CLovKR'6aEp-Amettcaa+ o517sa
PxoytAloxs-Mess pork. oas. PEtuas moss basi, ass.
Lasd-Amesican. 41t. Chasas-t1ne American, 73a
BAco1-ionS clear, 19s ahurt eta&s, A0s.
TALLoW-&3s.
PzrsoLsrA-8ptttA est rsdnsd. ~ ID.
LixeEKb OiL-3ts 6d3t1s.
H1ns~Comaaoa. - 9di pajs do, ISL,
9FlElTa ov TuRssxvI1x-2Aaa ID. .,
loxDoa, Mar Is -TALtow-Siae6
REFINED FarkotauM-tds ed9lla.
ErhAlxgD Rxalx Asa ~.
Axrwxsf. NAY yi1-g4rsotEux-3is ID,
, 1877-05-16
AMERICAN CITIES,
kHw yOtK.

6bec5al VSp2scA 70 1As 3HkaHA
New f0zx. A-ukAlx-WhtAs-M&rket duJt and
dscitninE; shippers tlsposed 70 hold on. and city mil.
tcfs only bought enough 10 oil prtsslug ordesa NO.
Chicago nominal. H. % md No. lllxaukse u. %;
small lota No. Alnnesots, s7ooi Inferior upslns.
Sits Rye auIst md about stcsdgS sales 10 GO bu
No. Rssf.n, & o Ia stofsi 1t ON adoat, Tor
port, Barley qulet and hrn. Corn 1870 lowes,
wish more doing in spot parcels u
tho decline. both for s1pors aud homo tic;
futures also u1oSu aclte saics ua spot, i7o, too
mixed. cto7V<r: 6o. Z, Go1 aG3Nc; yellow WcateFo,
7uc, A.so ases VI ~ oD bu steamer MIXED, Asy. o5
tkeSAc; .s.coo bu No. ?. RAND option. Sst4S
B7c, eloAns It Inside hkures; Aouo bu ssean-
CT mixed last half Nay. ee4r, 400 bu do
steamer Lat three days In May. asc, 7au1
hu steamer mixed June, esNg a4he, closing It inside
pritul Is ooo ba No 4, same option, t1f87c: hu, ,
steamer taly vHased ~ esc, md oae bid UAts 1916
, 1877-05-16
Wtthdfawn from store during Mnnday for city
consumption. II. go bu wheat, 3ss bu corn, eos

consumption. II. $50 bu wheat, 3ss bu corn, J. eos
bu barley.
The following gsan was inspected iuto store IN
this city yesterday morning: Tears No. . North
western wheat. / car No. 2 sprng, I cass Nos do,
2 eass rejected do, I cas no gsada us wheatl,4
cars yellow corn, l car No. do, 80 ears high
mixed. IL cats new do. ~ cars now mixed. III
eara and o. 900 bu No. cora, 10 ears rejected do.
cars no grade t32l coEu); II cars white oAts; III
cars No. do &c cars rejected do t57 oats)t . cars
and 10. 400 bu No, 2 rys, cat No. hurley, eata
No. 3 dc, 5 cars Esjscted do. Total f405 csss},
los, 600 bu. Inspected our 10, 62o hu wheat, IT..
BIS ba corn, II, stB hn osts !, 600 bu rye, . 17a
bu barley.
Tho Inspection Of wheat into store ono year ago
waa W carloads, aud 2 ycars o7o wss 1Na car
loads. VS. notc thus far this mouth that VIC have
received Just 10 carloads Of straight No, =. os an
ayefagu Of QUE carload per day. Including Sundays.
Something IL Tho matter with the water souts for
pro*astona to The &eaboard. They say that only
tuo Of our prominent hspas hive beeu able 10 Oh.
tain room 1t tho recent low freight rates. The
Carriers were askinx ie 4pccis pot 100 lbs yeaser
dsy for prorss!ons through from Chicago so Htss.
, 1877-05-16

HOG rn0n0CTs-Wese lcta acttvd and steAdicr,
though prces kxatu averaged tover In sympathy with
dull feeling At the 6tock yards. Tho slecks OF pork
and srt. noted below, wers largaf than generally
expected especially pork. aud 4hers uor% dlspo1t
tlun to sell In consequence; but prices hsys arcay
redcd fas that there some hops for reaction.
Ths ahtppnx demand sll contInuos and etocki
ass not de:rcaAlnS u they ouxbt 10 do,
tbs BectstsEy OF the Pusk'psckets' Association 70.
p9Ets tt following stoeks Ia soFe. Tbs maas totala
New pork. winter. bsls ........l27. 10 T.75i
Iaf4. *lAtef. tta...+..U....., 81. l1$ -. Eli
ns.. fSas-% = nSliet:iissy .ss1s saa rs.lsr; u;
IL; r.; s: " r.
4 t! lo.i u: Anu ID to Dris scrf July q Ill sse
IT, u:,s aa,sst ss:Ss .sIi:yf sIsi:y
Psme psess W. qiated Il 1ss. 7sai4oo, snd extra
pFtas q y q @ .1; ~ I'M IN. tu,
ie.!nx the aa!aneo Kala.l Monday sftsfnson. There
prices Kalsa REPORTED 6f sU les sssn Il to IS
10 : 8 e. sH H:.st s S! s: & g. ss
~: 4!,t Tula u, a.u rhc Rarket cutGd time
" r. :3Sta r ca4h Nty: IL 1sV iii seller Juas;
.Mf.rs-Wctv anii I'LL Irregular Short ttbs were
shndo arH,tr. willis other nsltldes marked
y eof!asnAd With lls drop u etut ribs tho previous
ss5 Ell: y !: VIII III 5ep11t.d% @ % lts. .anst
fsa "a " 'sS sst. sss = :sa r.
t.5ls sset JULY Ths market eosea Il tha following
s:s4.' as,a saT. sa:.. 1:.y, zs.g els,st Eas.t
25sss 25sss: i;;;i;ii;iW p:;; ::it:ai::;:W !" " Il
, 1877-05-16
An Umbrella ~ an Agent OF Dsath.s

AtHRRtFW *1"'@te'S' III
About II o'clock lAsl night our city was visltes :
by savere lightning aud thunder storm, sna ~
10 relats, thrse young colored persons. l'sso
N!chssdson~ szed 20; Kliza Coll!as. aged 2oi eau
Laura williams, aged 10, while fetuminK rpm o.
Bethel Church, wefa struck by lightning aud H.
bantly killed. Richardson wa taeossaaf tnc SsT t"1
neafed Queen sllcot, Warren Hammond. who w.
few feet behind, saw them fall ~ tho la1h sttues
than. Tho cotoust ptocscded 10 the spot MaIsS 9i
With THAR arms still locked. Isaac was lying taes
down, while the girls tay partly on thelf so1,s
They were waking under hmo.elss ~
bod!ts tths cover partly huEned}. and xhicl ~ w..
tuubisdly Has tho iastfumtnl thai atttAeteA ""
electric discharge.
, 1877-05-16
DRY GOODS.
~Sn&~ ~s-r~

The past week hns Developed t'lic that Ia nav IN 4
few tinrt, notably Eihrhatns. dcnm* chccks, drills
eahrtrs summer d-css fahtict dnotfnns thern wns
wr1 sustained movement, but tho xrncraf market fna
tccn Guic anoAt 10 unesa. Tho shsenes of acttstty
NO apnarenl Thus far, dntfnE Mar Il not peculiar to tho
present scasnn, hut IA Invariably afoaurp of thc
kct A. this Limo Of tho ystr and therefore, the
a'on Of uncnlncss on the part ot johhes, who. hy.
thehy, exPrcss themsefsef wtlt rscssed with TIM
aenaona business thus tar. Tho rrico changes hare
tcen few and generally unir,portant. The more notA-
ho wtrc Atc dcrlnt In Atlantic brown costonsi 10
IN fhso and rrdc nf the West bfcAchcd cottont and
1{81c in fork. AmoskcAR. and other dcaims,
, 1877-05-16
Ipz r.. sysa '-'TN''

an r. 1St K. sn,
4 A. sd ss ;Ss ss
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, 1877-05-16
REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments were 6icd for record
Tuesday, May Ii.

TUG 101IcHIuK HAtEUHlcHN WtEe n1Eu I0F tecdEU
Tuesday, Nay Id.
CtTT PROPERTY. y
Hubbard st: y cor ef Smart 1t. n (. Do s.i0z
III IL. dntc4 May ylf....,..-...... ........$ 1900
Plum q, :s4a4 + Of Lahiu u, nj, at1ill Is
~ e. dated Nay Lis
~: viii Fulfilling. dated M.y l4.........:.:. lao
Harvard 1t, EL9 IL v Of WGstern ~, ~. Tx
Tin &: dated pee: s. 1a7f: l,Uoo
~ - l0dxiensi 4, dated May t:,..."....... a1n
rs e dated Aay ...:..:,.: ..;;...".:.:. As2s
s5Elsh Il dated Nay il; 3;.:....:..::...::.,.. 1850
1sted april u iR.ono
&dbTH or city Lt&tTE. WITHIN HAtttt oy t1vka
N1LHa or THK COEEr. I10E4E-
I'd siay ~ 9oo
II. dated April IL 400
wEsr or 0Ett Lt4lrs. WITHIN i MAplrl or A1vks
siLRs or !HR 1oCkrsMorsK,
ttImb9dt II, II v cur Of Cortland il, q 1, lu0x
III II. With buildings dated Nsy It...,.....S 1000