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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-15
Desirable Property
FOR SALE
In the City of GAINESVILLE.

The F. o. ANDERSON PLACE on Seventh
street; has or 10 rooms, nice shade trees,
good garden and all Necessary OutbuildingS;
house almost good as new. Terms easy
price low.
The GEORGE VALIANT PLACE on
the corner of Union and Seventh streets z
rooms, good Outbuildings, large lot,
The place formerly belonging to Mrs. Ed.
Estes, now j. r. Smith, ON Union street; a
neat cottage, convenient to schools and good
neighborhOod,
have several other places located on
Union, Franklin, Madison, Main and Col
lege streets; all of which l will take great
pleasure in showing.
Several suburban residences.
Farms to suit everyone. Come and get
you homes in good country, among clever
people, where you can always have good
health and good society.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-15
Valuable
PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Having purchased from Mr.. Thos. Hern-
don the house and lot recently occupied by
him i'm New Providence ut being more con-
venient TO my place of business), / have
live, at Public Auction, TO the highest bid
der.
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TreaNurY EReanIIPR.

Washington Letter to Toledo Commercial
We are now IN the midst of season
of dinners, church festivals. matinees
private theatricaIs aud iableaux Iu
the departments the clerks work only
IN the forenoon during the holidays,
aud III the afternoons the streets pre-
sent a gay and animated appearance
for the young ladies Of the departments
are cut arrayed more gorgeously than
Solomon or the lilies, ia beWitching
phil backs, rouge, pearl pow der, dark
eyebrows, and underscored eyelashes
bent, like TamerIsne, on conquest.
They move down Pennsylvania avenue
usually in pairs. From the Treasury
Department to the Capitol, via the
avenue, Is a measured mile, but only "a
portion Of this distance is fashionable
for promenading. Our treasury beauty
husbands her munitions until she
reaches Thirteenth street; here she is
truly formidable, or attaches of foreign
legations, to say nothing OF our fam
ished army officers from the Western
borders. who are able to pass her with
out one long, lingering look; deserve u
certificate from u Returning Board
composed oil such auchorites as Plato
aud Stoicus. The gait of these ladies
is rather too rapid Tor a tat man, but
little too slow for lean one This
nece>sitates. in the interest OF Irritation.
frequent stoppages, and intense scru
tiny of the shop windows as they pass
aud rcpaes each other
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Cssncss Praceedlnxa.

RIcKnAN, Ky, Jan. %, 1877.
Coueeil met. Present-Mayor PraiAer
Councilman Lsndrum, Harness, Traut.
weiae, Ramage. Samse. and Steagala
Minutes Of preceding meeting read
adopted and signed.
sEw BusISEss.
Z. Whiting presented bond as City
Clerk, with John Whiting and n. F. Har.
ness as suretirs.
On motion. said bond was received, Ap.
proved and ordered filed, and spread on
the minutes.
Market Masters Bond-aceepted.
Wharf Masters Bond-accepted.
Upon application coffee house license
was granted to H. G. Judge, from Jan. IA,
TO July IA, 1877, by his complying with
the laws in such cases made and provided.
On motion, Prather and Harness Was
appointed a committee, to see what buck
cts, ladders, Sc, can be bought at and re-
port at the next regular meeting.
CITY ATTORNEY CONTRACT.
Fl ]. Atwood put in bid, to attend to
1877, for 20 per cent. of the fines aud
city's part of cost. Said bid was accept
ed, and contract made with said Atwood
TO attend TO said duties.
On motion, the Marshal WAS Hirred to
put up notices on the bridge between
GOurley's addition and the Old Town of
Hickman. 10 the affect that the sane is
unsafc-to prevent parties from crossing, /
and in the event Of accidents TO prevent
them from holding the city responsible /
therefor.
HIrcH Posr STEAMBOAT
Ordered that two posts be put in ~
such places as the Marshal may deem
proper.
On. motion, the Marshal is instructed TO
notify the city officers to make their re-
ports IL accordance with the city charter
Or motion, the MarshRl was ordered to
IL up the Lock Up SO rs TO make it ten
IBtable for prisoners.
On motion, Council adjournedA
A. p. HIrTISG, Clerk.
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RascaIiGy In Insurance.


In the whole history Of life iusur
ance in This country there has never
been such a sickening exhibit rs that
which the State Superintendent makes
of the affairs and transactions OF the
Security company This Is not case
Of simple mismanagement or mislort-
une, hut OF downright swindling and
perjury. The officers of the concern
simply falsitied their accounts by Gu
tries that they knew to be wholly fc-
tifious, aud then as deliberately nude
oath to the fslsehood Bad as was all
this, it was not enough, they added to
it u systematic process of feeziug their
unfortunate policy holders by inducing
them TO accept new policies for old
ones, thus reliuquiehing their claims
for the reserve which had accumulated
on their policies BY this specious
ra>cAlity the officers were in hopes to
build up the company aud cover their
own crimes. The exposure comes
none too soon. Let Us hope the pun
ishment will be proportional to the
otfruse.
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The Time 10 Dance.

We are now in the season of public
balls. Of course we may say that if these
o"ll-goers should hand over for benevo-
lent uses the cost of their gloves, carria-
gess and special adoTnments, the sum re-
ahzed would be much reater than the
sale of the ball tickets will bring. But
they won't do il, and there is no use ar
guing about the matter. Certainly, they
don { 60 to the balls to help the poor, but
TO hnd amusement. display themselves
aud heir rain ent, and get the distinction
or excitement, or improve the opportunity
OF mingling in gay society. 1t is as nat
ural for men and women to desire these
things As ii is for them to eat, and YOU
can preach the appetite out of-them.
quench IL. As soldiers Will cast dice and
play poker in the trenches during brief
intervals Of fighting, aud on the very
brink OF death, 50 the gay and brilli ant
will dance the german and galop, as if
life was all frolic, while cannon roar in
the distance, poverty means near by, or
an xious statesmen weigh in the balances
the claims of rival candidates for Presi-
ldent. Thus we see that gaYety cannot
be stilled. May all these dancers and
inaskers have a merry evening and Cupid
and Hymen rejoice over the harvest they
gather!
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From the Fulton Times Observer.
The vote laying the county levy
at the October Term. 1876, Of this
Gag, at the sum OF 81 SO upon each
'ythe, WAS, on motion, reconsidered
and thereupon the county levy wac
liked for the year 1877, at the sum
OF So"
The above we clip from the Kick
man COURIER of the 18th, aud frum
the proceedings of the Count,
| Court on The 8th, at Hickman.
We feel that We would not be doing
our whole duty if We should pass this
act OF the court unnoticed The
citizens of our county should know
why this change in our poll tax. Last
October, When there was u full attend
ance OF the Justices of the Court OF
Claims this matter was considered and
the poll fixed at 81 80. and OIL the
9Th OF January, when the Justices nrei
called together for the purpose of tax
Ing action on the delinquent list OF
our Sheriff, Justices Taylor Bard
Henry Davis, j. G McMurray, A j
Smuliins and j. f. Bushart, only Z
being present, this question, with 9TH
ers, Is sprung aud action taken al
once recOnsidering The action OF Court
in October last. The question before
Us is why this increased poll should
be levied. We will answer this BY
clipping the following from the same
paper, and the same date
On motion, the County Judge was
directed to appoint a committee OF
three competent persons, to be by him
selected, TO contract for, aud have
built, bridge across Bayou de CHEN,
on the upper river road, to be paid for
out of the county levy of 1877"
This accounts for the milk In the
cocOanut. a bridge across Bayou de
Chen. If our memory serves US right
We had an appropriation only a few
years ago Of 81, 800 TO build a bridge
over this same creek The bridge !
was built aud held its position man
fully until the first rise in the Missis- /
'ippi when our 81 500. bridge and all /
was gone. This time 81, 900 is appro, /
priated for the same purpose and we
? redict good time for the community /!
"ho has TO pass over this bridge, until
he Mississippi sweeps it off CBetter
wait until after the Spring rains before
Iou commence building.
Now We do,not wish to be understood
IS grumbling ut any act of the County
COURT that tends to benefit the county
IT any part of its citizens, bu; when
ur Justices tell Us that at the October
ession this bridge matter was fully
iscussed and tabled, with proposition
rom some of the Court to pay the fer
isge of the few who would have to
ross this creek, we would like TO know
Thy this question was sprung again
nd acted upon when bare majority
I the magistrates were present, aud
this late day We leave the County
udge and the Justices present to ex
lain, aud, in conclusion, would say to
he Court that the citizens demand an
x pianation of such an action We
ith others will wait patiently 10 hear
rom ~ Court.
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Topping Tobacco.

Editors Times OLsegrsr IL tried an OK
pertinent Oh 1900 hills Of my tobacco
crop last year, l-7G. I topped il from
Ii to - leaves according 10 the ability
and growth OF the stalk. l have stripped
and weighed fifteen ha3dred pounds of
hills. The land that [ tried this expert
menf upon was rich lot. did not ma
nure the hills. Ny opinion is If farmers
would select good land, manure we'll put
in half the number Of acres of land. and
top il from IL TO Is leaves, they would
make more aud better tobacco than they
will the usual way of topping. The quail
ity 10 finer than in topping low. The
6bres in low topping is large and coarse,
while the high topping is fine. Try il.
Re spectfully, A. p. FIELDS.
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The work of Supersti,ion.

From the Raleigh IN. c. News.
Everybody in Raleigh, aud almost
everybody in the State who has read
the kaiiegh papers, knows something
of citizen of this place who dreamed
many years ago that if he passed
north OF a certain point neaf his house
(Which Is ia the southeastern portion
ut the city) and attempted 10 come up
the street, he would surely die His
vile dreamed the saule thing twenty
seven years ago. but disregarded the
dream, passed the spot aud soon died
y night or two alter her death her
husband dreamed the same dream, and
such an impressions did it make upon
him that after that time DO persuasion
could induce him to come up street
He sold all of his properly lying near
the ce0ter OF the city, and stayed re
ligiously at home. Last summer, how
ever, his son aud another party had a
fight in the presence of the old man,
aud he was summoned to appear in the
mayor = court as witness. A police
mau went alter him aud brought him
up the street noteRS Uotens Every
body had heard of The curious case,
aud the appearance of the old man
excited as much interest on the streets
as wild animal would have done
As soo0 as he could do SO, be returned
home, where he continued to remain,
broodaak over his dream and over the
fact that he had sinned against what be
had believed to be light and revelation
until a few days ago, when, after hav
ing gradually grown more and more
feeble, he calmly yielded up his spirit.
He was fifty seven yesrs of age When
he died, aud bis death and the circum
stance of his life will afford a sweet
morsel for the superstitious to roll
under their tongues.
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A6rOa1lc.

OF CLARA BUSH, To Oh. R. w..
POWELL
Dainty gifts deem my vases.
Royal gems i prize not more
Relicks of the past they will! be,
Waking memories Of yore.
Picture my surprise and glaiHess,
TN last merry Christmas night,
When saw my rOse-Iaint vases,
Encircied with gold bands bright:
Long will keep them and lend-rly place
Loveiiest flowers ia each dear vase.
Kind deeds of thine III never forget;
Enshrined in memory deep,
No theft OF Time can steal away
The treasures that | keep.
OF other days mementoes softly tell
Not music er with sweeter cadence fell.
ris sadly sweet to ponder Ger
Each grief and pleasure that has flown;
No heart but has some sorrow felt
No life but has some JOY known.
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/ We were pleased to find among our ex-
changes, during the forepar. Of the pres
ent week, this excellent monthly, devoted,
ss its name implies, to agriculture in its
most comprehensive sense. There is no
subject in which the sgriculturist is iii
rsctly or remotely interested that is not
treated, and in so practical u manner
that the dullsst apprehension cannot fail
to understand and take advantage Of the
benefits TO be derived from reading its
articles. The farmer, the gardener, the
Orchardist, and florist, ALL will hnl their
speeialties thoroughly discussed, "a well
as the adaptation Of soils and manners
for their various products. The breeding
and treatment. OF stock, Of all descrip-
tions receives large share Of the pages
Of the igrictaittriSt-full descriptions OF
the most noted breeds and their peculiar
qualities, accompanied with engravings
There also are departments exclusively
given TO The Basket, The Hous. hold,
and Boys and Girls column" Under
the head OF The Basket are answers and
explanations to questions relative 10 all
subjects and things connected with axri-
culture. The Household explains itself;
and the Boys and Girls column contains
much useful and entertaining reading
for the young. Plsns for farm buildings,
with diagrams are given, also plates Of
farm plants, such grapes, shrubbery
aud flowers. In short the AMERICAN 4gri-
caifurist ranks amongst the great agricul-
tural papers Of the Uorld-its circulation
is coexteHsIve with civilization.
Every farmer should take u paper de-
voted TO his eallinR-and We know of
none more useful and more deserving OF
his patronage than the one we have at
tempted TO family outline.
Term~-Siagle subscribers 81 so and .
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81 81 including postage. Subscriptions I
may be sent in drafts on New York bank !
srs, post office orders, AMI registered let
-ers NJ the risk OF the publishers. Adj
lress,
ORANGE JUDD CcNP my publishers
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A 1877.
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RELIGIOUS.

BAPTIsT-Services "a and 4th Sundays
IA each month. Sunday School every Sab
oath at clock, a. M
ELDER NoRroS, Pastor.
ST. PAuL's-Protesiant Episcopal-Ser-
wees by the Rector every first and third
sunday in the month, at lO5 clock, A ",
anu P. N. Lay services on other Sun
Jays at 1880 A. N. Sunday School Mt .
o CLOCK, A. ". Holy communion on the
nrst Sunday in the month.
Rev. G. l.. PIsDaR, Rector.
OF. PFrER' s. CArHoLIc-Serviees every
second Sunday in each month.
FArHEa FORESTER, Priest.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SoUTH-Services
every Sunday at 100 o'clock. a. m, ard
p. m. Sunday School at n. M, G l..
handle, superintendent. Prayer Meet
Ing every Wednesday night.
REV. W. I. BoLLiH, Pastor.
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1t your sewing machine is giving
you trouble take it off the table and shin
1t to 5. p. Dalton, formerly of the rm Of
Dalton and BraEelton, at Paducah. XIV.
and ne will adjust and repair it in good
style at reasonable price. Mr.. Dalton
Is well known all over 'his country as a
thorough sewing mschinist, having had
several years of experience in that bust
ness You will save money by having it
repaired by one who UNDERSTANDS his
work and We would advise all those Who
want their machines repaired, to ship it
to him at once. He employs the very
best workmen and guarantees sasisfac-
ton Office. in MOrrows New Block.
Paducah KY,
r S. Always send bobbins and shut I
les with machines.
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CnmmcrfNI
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE.

HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE,
Friday. Jan. %, 1876. I
,FURS-RaccOon, No. l. soc; 2nd, jO'
81, 25c; 4th, Zoe
Mink-No. l, 81; "a, Csc; 81, 80; 4th. 1Oc
otter-No l, s. so; u, 81; 81, 81
4th, IS cents.
House Cat. @a3 :6Jotss. - MusTk.r,air@aS.,-.a
Red Fox-50cts to 81 Is -
SEEDS.
Glover. $40 50; Herds Grass. 81 Or
Blue Grass. s. 90; Orchard 81 so Tim
CORN-35c. Ear 25c per bushel.
COTTON-10aIIc.
WHEAT-6Oal %
MEAL-From wagons 4Oc
BEESWAX 25(q}3Oc. 4 ID.
HlDES, green, 4a5c.
I a. dry sailed Sal0cA
" dry flint lOal3cH
/ WOOL-30 to 374c. per r. tub washed.
/ FEATHERS, p 10 4Oa50c prime.
GENSING-75ca$l 90 per pound.
TALLOW, per Id SC.
RUTTER-Fresh, 10 to zoe per ID.
POULTRY, ErC.-Young Chickens.
81 so to 2 90 per dozen. Old from 2 5Os
EGGS-l5ca- per dozen
STAVES-Pipes, S48aS72 per m.
othy-choice-S3 90.
at present.
BARRELS-AppIe, 37I cts; Flour, 45cts
Molasses, 81 90; Molasses kegs, 10 gals
9Octs; Molasses kegs > gals, scots; Whis,
ky kegs, 10 gals 81 90; Whisky kegs. A
gals 81 cents.
GROCERIES.
BACON-Sides I2sa-c
Shoulders l0c.
Hams Is.
CHEESE per Id. IS to lsc.
COFFEE, Rio, 22a25c
CRACKERS, p Id. 7(@gc.
COAL OIL, 2 gallon 40a5Oc
CANDLES, Star, l8@2O.
FLOUR Sc O0(GS 90.
MoLASSES-per bbl 50a6O, hlf bbIs Goa
60 cents.
LARD OIL, p gallon, 81
IA RD--l24 to BE. q ID.
GUNPOWDER r key s. so.
BLASTING PONDER, 5 so.
SODA-By the key 6Ie p ID.
SUGAR-Brown 9all4c; Hard I2}al4c.
SHOT, per bag, Z 90
STONEWARE e gallon, 10 TO I5c.
TOBACCO, Mauufac' d. per ID 80 d 81 4G
SALT-Bv car load. bushel - %
y retail , 80. $50 lbs, barrel by car load
j 10, by retail 81 IS
HARDWARE, ETC.
CASTINGS, z 10, 51a6c.
IRON, bar size, 41c.
NAILS--S3 so rates.
HORSE SHOE NAILS-27G35c. u 10
STEEL Cast. NJ. 3 A, 20a27c.
FLOWS, Steel, S,aI2s.
HUBS, 5Oa2 90 per sett.
Pillow S-H ertweck, BaIIzer s. Knoerr I
teel Plows, No 1, So 90. No, ?, ovs
0. 3, 50 30; No. /, 90.
Baltzer's Patent one horse Piow St 90 7
ztra piow mouids - % each. Cotton
'rapers same.
Powell & Bro, from various factories
ne horse plows, 50 % to 50 81. Two
,rse plows So 80 to SIS 90.
SUNDRIES.
B AGGING-lUal4c per yard.
ROPE-Machine 10.
TIES -6aIc.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 50as so.
sole, per lb. 30 4Jc.
upper side, 5Oa5 90.
PRINTS to Sc
JEANS, per yard, 2OaGn.
LINSEY, per yard, l5a35c.
COTTON YARNS, r dozen, 10 9l5;
WASH BOARDS per doz, 81 75a3 90 {
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Tildem or Hayes

will DO the next President | reckon.
hAV0 just received some new goods to
complete my assortment, all Of which 1 am
anxious to sell for cash or pro luce:
Don't forget what told you; Pay up
or you will fnd your claims in the hands
of collecting ofieer. Thanking you for
past favors, still solicit your patronage.
jan26-St. s.N. WHITE.
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The New York Tribune has an alb
surd story about Confederate bonds
selling on the markets on account OF
the electi& of Tilden. II it is true.
it only proves that the fools are no, all
dead iu Europe
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The people of Pendle;on, Ky, haze
united 10 refusal to pay their take,
until an investigation of the suspected
Treasurer's accounts is made.
A ma0 in New Orleans adyertises
that he will give tuition in law. reli
gion and journalism, fitting anybody
to become an able lawyer, clergyman.
or editor in one year"
Eight carloads of excursiouists from
Kentucky, Tennessee and Northern
Mississippi passed down the road
Friday morning upon thirty DAYS
trip to New Orleans aud Galveston.
Texas.
The sheriff captured Howe's Great
London Circus 10 Georgia, aud offer.
the whole thing for sale, except the
clown. lie escaped
The question of repeating the 10
per cent interest law is before the
Legislature of Tennessee.
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All persons indebted to ths undersign-
ed, are respectfully rogue sted TO cou,e
forward and settle. l am specially need.
ing money. If you havnt the money
give me your note, and the eby save time
and cost. FRANK THOMPSON.
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WANTED We want the local news
Of your. vicinity, :such as births, mnrri-
ages, deaths, improvements. state OF
crops, etc. II your neighbor has large
,ksrs or hne:cow, or good crop Of cot
Van or corn, let us know it.
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The predictions are that we will
have smother severe cold spell, in and
shout the LIST OF February. 1t will be
we'll for people to prepare to make them
selves comfortable. After that an umdis-
turbed open spring, with general good
time TO every body, with now and then
tear Of frost destroying the early fruit.
Live on in hope
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Pay Up.

Parties indebted to the undersigned are
respectfully requested to come forward
and settle, and save cost. I am compel
led to have money.
Jani9 C. A. HOLcoMBE.
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CoNKLISG is branded as traitor
now in Republican circles, aud they
call Edmund's cold logic sentimental
gush and patriotic clap-trap.