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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRACY.

The Democrats of New Jersey
held their State Convention on Tues
day the 18th inst. Gen. George B.
Mcclellan was nominated their can
didate for Governor by a vote of804 !;
the highest competing vote being
1856.
The second article of their plat
form is worth reading we print it as
it stands:
Second-We congratulate the supporters
of free government throughout the United
States on the fact that even the man who
was placed in the Presidential chair by
means of the frauds and crimes has found it
necessary, in order to receive the respect and
support of any portion of the American
people, to adopt the Democratic policy of
of legal self-gOVernment.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22
THE PRESIDENTIAL TOUR.

Our contemporaries in Louisville
and Nashville have been gushing
exuberantly all the week about the
Presidents visit, and still they guSh.
Mr.. Hayes is the President of the
people, not of a party, and balls and
routs and grand palavers, oily etfu-
sions from the Postmaster General,
inexplicable manifestOes from the
Secretary of State, elusive demon
STATIONS from the President HIM
self, yells of excited rapture from
admiring crowds, homage of the
most deferential order from grateful
land expectant) politicians-all these
things, with a sly infusion of stimu-
lating beverages, have surrounded
the peripatetic President and Cabi-
net with a halo of glOriticatiOn in
which the real significance of mat
tiers becomes
Dark from excessive light
And for ourselves, who have re-
manned outside of the luminous tail
which has sattended the eccentric
path of this blazing comet, what
shall we do? Shall not we also gush
with tears Of overlooking joy and
love. Nary gush.
Our sensations are those of a sober
man who suddenly joins carous-
ing party, among whom the good
wine has eXerted more than half of
its deranging influence, where some
are maudlin and affectionate, some
furious, some idiOtic; the sober man
can't spur himself to an eXaltatiOn
en- rapport with the revealing crew,
and the jewellers unanimously pro-
nOunce the intruder excessively
drunk.
Well, Ingram is gone to Nashville
and, when he comes back, perhaps
he will gush Il little for us, provided
the fumes of those eXhilarating
draughts have not evaporated by
next Thursday; and, meantime,
our pulse beats as temperately as if
no such Il meteor had crossed our
quiet path. Comets, after all, are
said to be substantially very thin
and to produce only inappreciable
perturbatiOns upon the motions of
those bodies which they approach.
One thing that amuses us is the
peculiar relations of Wade Hampton
to the Presidential party. He has
evidently no purpose of making
himself prominent, and when he
does make a speech, his utterances
are manly, brief and modest. But
as sure as he is heard, the acclama-
lions become so VOciferOuS as to to-
tally put out of cOuntenance the
more perfunctOry demonstrations
elected by the Presidents etfusions,
even as a favOrite in the stock COM
pany sometimes runs away with the
applause which ought to bemOnOpO-
lied by the star. The combination
had better discharge Wade and en-
gage somebody who will be found
better suited to the duty of support
ing stars.
Seriously, in a word, our position
in reference to the President and his
policy is sufficiently well known to
our readers, and it remains where
it was before the Southern tour of
the administration.
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ment, what we do not believe, that
these are the only measures by
which in the last sixteen years the
business of the country has been de
pressed and the rights of the many
sacrificed to the interest of few
what then? Common sense would
dictate that the most certain way to
bring about the repeal of an obnOx-
ious measure is to combine as many
elements of society as are injured
by it in opposition to it. &c. III.
s." has himself pointed out that the
measure insquestion tends to the de
preston not only of the working
man but of the manufacturer, the
miner, the farmer; but, if this is
the case, why insulate the working
man from others equally interested
with himself in opposing the ObnoX-
ious legislation? 1t is a pernicious
error, fOstered industriously in the
present day that the workingman is
specially depressed in a manner diff
ferent from anybody else, and that
a special organization of his own is
needed to effect the political changes
which he needs. This, we say, is a
pernicious error. The same cause
which is depressing him is depreSs-
ing everybody, and the remedy
which is steadily resisted by those
interested in keeping up the present
state of things, need the united eff
fort of all who are now depressed to
carry it out the wOrkingman alone,
the manufacturer alone, the farmer
alone cannot carry it out; united
they can. They have long been
united for this very purpose in the
Democratic party, and within the
last year have made giant strides
towards the fulfilment of their pur-
pose. The Republican party, on the
other hand, is resisting them with
the vehemence of desperation, and
now at last finding the resistance of
the oppressed classes too strong for
them, they have played their last
card in attempting to separate Z" the
wOrkingman from the other OPP
pressed classes, and so save their
vicious system of legislation from
the united condemnation it is re-
ceiving at all quarters. Alas, the
wOrkingman seems to be rushing
into the trap set for him like wild
animals into a corral. Nobody will
gain by this except the Republican
party, which enacted the very legis-
latiOn which &c. H. 50 has so ably
denounced and is so eager to repeal.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22

THE business outlook in the prin-
cipal Western trade center, Chicago,
appears to be very promising. Says
a Chicago telegram to the Cincin-
natl Commercial:
Activity has characterized the past
week in business circles. The cOun-
try demands for money and goods
have been very large, and even the
retail traders have ceased to COM
plain. Collections were good and
city deposits plentiful. Cheap real
estate is finding a gOodly market.
Money is being invested in land
much more freely than has been the
custom. Great quantities of currency
have gone West and South from
here, and the present indications are
that more will speedily be called for
to remove crops.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22

So Osman Pasha is not an Ameri-
can, but born Turk and Mahome-
tan, and Mehemet Ali, who has
been claimed as a Kentuckian of
late, entered Constantinople as a
Dutch cabin boy. The true Clay
Crawford is said to be selling pea
nuts on the sidewalks in Cairo. He
calls himself Osman, but that is no
more than if a Turk coming to New
York or London should call himself
John Smith.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22

The rainy season will begin in the
region now being desolated by the
war in Europe, about the first of Oc-
tOber. 1t is hardly possible that any
active capaigning can be conducted
after that time, and there is little
prospect that decisive battle will
be fought this season. We have
every reason to predict another year
of war, and, therefore another year
of high prices for grain.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22
At CUMBERLANDIR IRON WORKS, Stew
art county, on
OCTOBER 30, 1877,
In Chancery at ClarksVilIe---State Of
tennessee.
CLERK AND MASTERS OFFICE,
=. l..

September II, 1877.
George Stacker, Complainant, VS.. j. NJ.
Quarles ct al, Defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit filed i'm this
cause, that the residence of the defendant,
Thomas Haynes, is Unknown
1t is therefore ordered that he enter his
appearance, herein, ON or before the Novem-
Der Rules, to be held in the office of the
Clerk and Master, at GAINESVILLE, on the first
Monday in November next, 1877, and plead,
answer or demur to Compliments bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as TO
him and set for hearing ex parte and that
a copy of this order be published for four
consecutive weeks in the ClarksvilIe
Chronicle.
a COpy-Attest:
POLK G. JOHNSON, c. an
BY O. g. Smith, Deputy.
f. B. LURToN and II. II. BURNEY, SOILS
for Complainant.
Sept. -, lS77-4wprfs5 90
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HEALTHY.

The following is an extract from
Wade Hampton's speech at Rock
ford, Illinois, before the Winnebago
Agricultural Society. 1t is a pleas
ant contrast to the whipped hound
style of Postmaster General Key.
Northern people seem to like it bet
ter. He said:
/, for myself, my friends, have no conceal
mentS to make for the past. ! have taken
part in the war, nor would your respect for
me be increased were to offer any unmanly
apology for it. | did what you did obeyed
the command of my own state, as you did
yours. And YOU, men of the North, Were
guided by your own cOnScienceS, as we of
the South We're guided by ours. l did all l
could to avoid a war, but when South Caro-
lima called her sons, rs Illinois did hers, l
obeyed her command. And, men of Hi
nOiS, fought you as long and rs hard as |
could, and have no apologies to make for
it. loud cheers and laughteT.l
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e. CLICK.
WED AT
Do You N eed =?

Is it an elegant Piano or Organ?
COUTS Il SON
Have them
Is it a fine Chamber Suite?
COUTS & SON
Have many styles, cheap
Is it any article of Furniture?
COUTS & SON
Can supply it
Is it an extra good Mattress?
COUTS & SON
Keep the best, all sizes
Is it a neat, warm Feather Bed?
COUTS q SON
Have the incest
Is it Feather Pillows or Boosters?
COUTS & SON
Make them to order
Is it a pretty pattern of Wall Paper?
COUTS & son
Keep a large stock
Is it a pair of beautiful Window Shades?
COUTS Il SON
Keep a fine assortment
Is it a superb Patent Crib?
COUTS Il son
Have the best styles
Is it an A No. Writing Desk or Bookcase Z
OOU1S " sun
Keep the best made
Is it gem of a Hat Rack?
COUTS & SON
Have elegant styles
Is it a nice Picture Frame?
COUTS IL SON
Make them, any size
Is it anything from a Crib to a Coffin?
COUTS e. SON
Can furnish it
Whatever it may be, in neatest, best style,
and cheap as the cheapest.
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Chancery Sale.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, ~.
Mary p. DilwOrth rs. C. ii. Graham
ct al.

Pursuant to decree in this cause, at the
July Term, 1877, of the Montgomery Chan
Gerry Court, win sell publicly to the highest
bidder, at the Court House door in Clarks-
vile, on
Saturday, October 20, 1877,
a tract of land in Civil District No. u of
Montgomery county, on the south side OF
Cumberland river, opposite the city of
GAINESVILLE, containing 800 acres, and known
as lots Nos. 4, 3 and of the Parry lands as
set out in the plat and survey in the cause
of Parry VS.. Dilworth ct al in the County
Court. This is as good land as there is in
the county, well Watered and having abund-
ance of good timber. The same will be sold
in lots, plat of which will be shown at the
sale.
TERMs-Cash TO pay costs and attorney
fees; balance on 6, II, Is and "a months
credit, with interest. Notes with good Sc
curity required, and lien retained. No
redemption. POLK q. JOHNSON,
q. & NJ. and Commissioner.
BY o. c. Smith, Deputy.
Sept. p, 1S77-tdsprfS9 90
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Land for Sale.
will sell at public auction at the Court
House door in GAINESVILLE, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER l, 1877,

Gf not sold privately before that time) a
gomery county, and containing i40 acres,
more or less. The land is bounded as fol-
lows On the north by VIM. HARRISON, on
Mrs. Williams, and on the west by Bryce
Stewart.
TERMS-One-third cash, balance on one
and two years. Notes with good security
lien retained until the purchase money is
paid. Il. S. JOHNSON.
September /, 1S77-5w
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-22

THE reason why Governor Wade
Hampton was unable to procure any
arms at Washington, is thus ex-
planned in a special to the Chicago
Times:
con examination at the War De
partment, the astounding discovery
was made that South Carolina has
already received an advance of all
the arms to which it is entitled to
for forty years to come. 1t was also
discovered that this extraordinary
issue of arms came through Don
Cameron, who, at the instance of
"HOnest John" Patterson, ran this
load of arms into South Carolina for
the use of negroes only. This was
done last fall, when the CamerOns
and Chambers were crying out so
loudly at the dangers arising from
the presence of white-leaguers in
South CarOlina-this when the ne
groe5 had twenty stand of arms to
one of the whites. Besides this
great issue of arms it will be re-
membered' that a large body of
troops was ordered into South Caro-
lima. Everything that that could
be was done here to precipitate a
cOlOr-line fight; but the unusual
patience and GOODNESS of Governor
Hampton and his people frustrated
this well laid plan. Gov. Hampton
goes back without any arms for his
State, but he is satisfied with the
reason, as it will help explain to the
public the extreme measures adopt |
ed last fall by the administration
towards the South"
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will and pleasure. We have only
to add that Louisville, Memphis
and Nashville are organizing efiici-
ent companies of citizen soldiery in
the service of the State; GAINESVILLE
alone is doing nothing. Our extract
is from the Pennsylvania correspond
enee of the n. Y. Herald:
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
II, l3 ct l5--.Royat Street, ". OIL, IS els
Entire Canal ct Blouane
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. P~RopEIETA1HE.

On trouve dams Get Establishment toni ce
que Ia saison fournit de plus di6lcat ct toute
aspece de wins de choix tout &c ou,il fault
pour soirGes ct marriages, etc.
H. a DIES salons particulars au prcmlers,
ct lies chambres 6!egalnment meuhlGes a
iouer 81 la semaine ct au mois.
Les Piantcurs ct les habltants de In cam
payne qui voudront honorer Get etablisse-
hlent tie ieur patronage Y trouveront des
hambre ct neu nOurriture bonnie ct copi
euse e $500 p%ariour.
- Les portes du restaurant restent ou-
vertes jusqu'A miuult. Is n. 70
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La Vie au Texas.

Les difficulties entire les Eiats-Unis
ct le MeXllne, au sujet DIES ,!epreda-
IONS lhces>ant", qui ont puur thea
tire | Etat dn Texas. donnent un in,e
ret partlculier il ia lrttre s~uivante,
ecrlte par lie major Thomas Powell,
marshall de> Etats-UniS Il Austin
Texas, Il IN ami ii Washington:
"C'e-t lei la region DIES bandits du
X Les vols de diligence, ct de
v"yaSenr> y sont d'oec,lence iourna
l'efr On II IA Janlais rien VA de sem.
Diao!e dans l'hi>'"ire DIES Etats. Unis.
I'm homine >enl ii devali>e la dill
gencr de Waco a G~ale,ville, oui
eta:t pIeIne de voyageurs; puts, une
sec"nde diligence, pres de- Bolton {;
p'.ls, nne tro>leme, allant de McDade
aBa>trop puts ceile d'Anstiu 4 Lo-
chart. ct. lie meme jour, celle de San
Antonio" IA Austin. Deux jours apres.
&c voleur enerite IA etc arr6te i In
ling, NUM- de l'aigent ct des lettres
charges don't il he s'etait pas en-
core defait. Nous avons organise nm
grand jury Il o intention :, 6ciale.
ct II va etie Jnge ct condamne promp
tement.
Her la diligence de Cleburn 4
Fort Worth a etc d6valisee par deux
hommes- Leur butin ma pas etc
grand. mails il y await six voyageurs.
4'i sc sont empres>es de remettre lie
pen d'argent qu'ils avaient, sans
settlement songer Il la resistance.
lie pts est que les brigands auda-
c'eux sont l'ehjet dune grande ADM
ration Iontes les sympathics du pu-
oilc 'e"r sont ACCUSES. Jamais sheriff
ne savlsc d'essayer de les arr6ter. II
est Impossible de ddcider les citoyeus
Il les poufscivre. Apres chauue nou
vel exploit. chacun semble Sc dire
Voiia IN brave camarade. Je suis
alse quill ait fait IN bon coup,
l. gouverneur Hubbard a offert
nhe recompense pour l'ar:es.ation
des autenrs du 1ernier vol, ct je suis
convalncu gull montrera plus d'ener-
gle que o predecessor. Nous ayons
"ne petite force de police; mails ellie
est teIIement dissemin6e que lie deiai
necessnire pour la reunir Iaisse am
PIGMENT le temps aux %voleurs d'aller
aaiis qnelque azure section de l'Etat
on dams lie Territoire indien....!
I'm vOlcur de chevaux n'aurai
pas de chance lei, ct nos bandits ne
s'abaiSseraient pas a voler IN cheval.
mas, tant qu'ils Sc b%ornent q assassi-
hef de- hommes pour les devaliser.
lis passent pour des braves ct mobiles
compagnons."
Ill semble resulter de tout ceci que
les troupes des Etats Unis, que Pom
vent employer d reprimer lie bripan-
oaSe au Texas, p%ourraient rouye
oe occupation sans franchir la from
there.
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Eli bien ! qu'il Sen allie. Get i'm

Ell bien /! qu'il Sen allie. Get i'm
beetle
Mas des lie lehdemain. lie pedi-
cure On second. bien que n'ayant
point a craindre pour SEES %valeurS.
lmlta lie monsieur du premier.
Les renters du second ct les petits
menages du clnquieme suiyirent
bravement Get exemple.
De ce moment. ce fut une deronte
generate a la fin de la semaine tout
lie monde await donn6 congo. Cha
Gun ls'attendait a quelque catastro-
!'he epouvantable. On he dormant
Plus. On organise DIES patrouilles.
Les domestlques trrrilies voulaient
abSolument qnlttercette maudite mai
son. lis de%inandaiept pour roster
quon trlplat leurs cages.
Bernard n'etait plus que l'omhre
de lui-meme, la fieyre de la penrl'a-
VAT malgri. Madpmniselle Gerhard
delal>sa son piano.
Mem. r6p6tait la portiere a cha.
que congo nonveau. non. ce nest pas
naturel
Dependant, vingt- trois Gcriteaux Sc
b%aIaneant IA la facade de la maison.
amenerent DIES amateurs en- quote
dun Iogement.
Bernard, sam maugrepr, montait
les e>callers ct faisait ~visi;er les an
paltements. g.
-Vons ponvez choisir, disa1t-il
aux gems qul Sc presentaient, la mai
SOL entiert est %vacan'e. Tous les To-
cataires ont dome congo. EN- massr
CONNIE nn seul hommr, On ne sail
r!en an au Juste. mails il sc passe des
chooses, oh mails DIS chooses H..
Et les chalands venus pour louer
senfuyalent epouvante-.
Seni lie porter r~estait, verdisait
de peur dams Sd loge. Des visions eff
'r"yableS h:ntalrnt SEES NUTS II lui
semblalt OUR dc lugubres hurIemepts.
A certains murmures sinistres s4s
dents c!aqnaient de terreur. ct SEES
cheveuX sc dres>aient Il renverser
son bonnet de coion. Madame Ber-
mad lie fermait plus rnil.
Enfn. un matin. apres une insom-
nle plus epouvantable que les autres,
bernard prit II grande resolutions.
II ALA trouver lie proprietaire, Iui
rendlt son Gordon ct Ieguerpit.
Et m%alnteuant, 81 vous passez rue
dc la VIctolre, vous yerrez une MAJ
son ab%andonnee. c'est ceIle don't lie
vlens de dire l'histoire.
Nnl Iocataire he Sc pr6sente plus.
ct dams le quatier la muadite maison
"a une 81 funebre reputation que les
lmmeubles voisins en- pendant quel-
que chose de leur valeur.
Dlnlnuez done o Iny-r>! =!
EMILE GABORlAU,
FIN,
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MOLLY MAGuIRss.-Il parait que
IA pendaison de onze Molly Marnires
II" laS en- lie resultat eSpere de d6cou
RACER les membres su~rvivants de las
ISOLATION. Une d6p6che de Mauch
Chnnck annonce Ell etfet deux non
eau assasslnats commits par les
Molly Maguires. Les victimes sopt
William Conner, resident de White
Haven, ct Jonn Grady, mineur DIES
h"o''leres Lehigh. meme dfpeche dit
que deux des temoins d charge enten
dus lors des JUDGEMENTS des opze.
James McDerlnott ct MichaelO'Brien
ont mysterieusement 6isparu. ct
gun tout lieu de croire qu'ils ont
pave leurs revelations de leur sang.
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III. HOFFMANV.
Dealers i'm

EuRNITURE, Hardware, Paints. Oils
Il Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood, i,ami
tatioa black walnut Coffins. also cypress
collins made to order, &c. &c.
lu connection with A. II. HOFFMAN,. Cali
met Maker and Repaircr OF all kinds Of fur.
hltufe; Main Street.
l3ian76 ly Bet jackson and ST yh;lin
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
A3 n Is Royal at. New Orleans
Canal and Customhouse Streets ,

All the delieacies of the season are to be
found here, as also choice wines of all kinds
I aliies, weddings, ETC., supplied at short
notice. Private saloons up stairs.
Rooms, elegantly furnished. to let Inv the
week or month. This Restaurant is kent
pen Until twelve o'clock at night. Liam Is.
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DR.. Tut has been er
gag d in the practice {
medicine thirty years, an
time was demon
strator of anatomy in tn
Medical College of Geo:
gia. hence, persons usin
his Pills have the guarar
tee that they are prepare
on scientific principle.
n are free from al
quackery.
He has succeeded j
combining in them tn
heretofor re antagonist
qualities of n strengthen
ing, bnrgatiUe, and Pr,
firing tonic.
Their first apparent e.
feet is to increase the ar
petite by causing the foo
to properly assimilate
Thus the system is nouI
ished, and by their toni
action on the digestive OF
gans, regular and health
excavations are produced
The rapidity with whic
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Eas,S EDTEE,

MI. Thomas Albert informs his friends
and the travelling public that he has made
some new arrangements which will enable
flin to satisfy all those who will honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at air hours of the dav,
breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
at 4 o'clock p. NJ.
Commodlous and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician of New Yor
lays:
at is astonishing how universally Dl
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily round
[ hear of them not only among the pool
out their virtues are heralded from the mar
lions Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ng the inventor from his long %connectio
With the medical profession, 1 have gres
confidence in th5ir merits, and of late hav
'ften prescribed them with the happiest re
,ul 9 in cases where l desired to make a dc
.ided impression on the liver
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PERSONS TAKE ON FLESH,
WORTH TIER WEIGHT m GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, KY.

LOUISVILLE, KY.
Aug. 8, 1875.
DR.. Tut Dear Sir
For ten years I have bee
a martyrto dyspepsia, COZ
stipation, and piles, an
had we'll nigh exhauste
the materia medica for re
lief from this living death
when, by accident, you
Pills were brought to m
notice. l g their use
and the first dose gave m
such reliefthat continue
to take them. l am now
well man, haYe a good az
petite, can digest we'll, tn
piles have disappeared
and l have gained fort
pounds in solid flesh.
would not be withou
them for their weight i
gold.
REV. r. L. SIMPSON