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MRS. TlLTON AND BEEClIER.



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Awaiting Beechcr's Return 10 "roohNn-
Mea"timc Trying q" nr''',e ,,,; ,','
fSphc" 'n",t ~ ".. a.. ,r,,,na,.
s, w.. u.a,,.r-Nr.. ri,,o, sick.
at. ,,,,,.,o,, y ,rltor
the cohicss'o" VI ''i ,'''@'' r,.a'.,,.'
iustifying all inc accusations ''", ~
Tilton hau muue uEt'hS' '", :" ~ " - -.
Beeehor hiicu br"mh'Sn ""u ,'''9 ~. p,,o,,o,
with cNcltcmcnt INC irlvh", lin ,.',i,,a
sid; Mrs, iltons s. cr'ny' a,,,.",,a, "nv "i, cn,,id
hrs 1lhoh hs l'' "S W. '''' a,,i,, n,,,tos-
b. carried hore was 1, T,,,,. ,,,tn.
ti'h vas ''"u .t,,,.s ~, bcr rotbcr ON
nuonc'd except pcrhars' V hor n'o.n',' on
whom $40 mas COM NUM- ,h' to", u,n,
Nj Vlinns iri'h"s u"o.t u'oi - w ~" ~ ",,'
for the last lew n'n'ns SUI '"' pt,' ,,,,,
wholly upon h'r 'N" ''o'' 80 "','' ~
20 look to for support or protc 'uoh except tho
generosity " her husband. There. however.
~" . ..i,t, i,l,,or,o,,. f,r
existed ihc s'Iohs's' PsS'u'' ,""" ~
her ,1 maintain the truth OF whu shc hhu lor
f,ur year- been SAYING. She had previously
o'n',s7'u w. NV ","-"
daughter Alice believed her assertions o,
in'' y&n,o & @ anu "rL rLo son Ynnrcns, ".,'" id wos
hh' 'p,cu "cI' i"' S,""1 ,.ht,,,,
al., tho s,nn,lol A confession would
, -, ,t. ,r,,s, ,r bnr chill.
IL ''' ..,, .....L
dren in her innocence. but would crush
.u itngcrinp doubts Of her old friends in her
".' ''''" A., ,,,.rl,tr,.,ir,of ~ ,i,,v bcr con.
INriN 'hu' ia "''i"' ,, A..
Tir,u'. friends and those who have intimately
''''" :, IN NV ~ 1.,.n,,,ir,, =,
known 'lr-' IH'"h l7 '"A' s''' N'. .
make her peace with her God. and that she lolt
,''' sue ''",N Wv ''1 s',,,i,,,
h'ns unrestraincd' She first wrote a conlcs-lon
..-t'nh,,l ~, I,r,. deceived th,n told hor
whom -Ne n"u So "ns ,.,
cousin and counsel Mr.. Ira B. Wheeler. anu
having eono thus far. prepared and mailed to
llr Wheeler confession Whieh she lh'ohuvu
for thr public.
ui.b.lioyed that Mrs. Til,on will be able TO
'' '."u'," '''"' -. ut,th 10
sunpy much colht'ral tvsUmouS Mulr"' i.
made public would restore diminished strength
fl,r..,,,fo.siou ,o,scd hy ur, yious contrary
n-s 'r,iNus Sn" Wh- tlN,N fh.'N'u IN s,'itl-
INK away inr liurn- girls, d'h' ~ = WI" II WIS
ni'r- "a "oull corro' ''rate NJ 'lry tne nur1e'
Mhp wore tha' sh. sWM W. h.f i ,,',n " 'i "a
Nr.. ..l"!- lap. Sh' TOOK IN ElFtS lh u 'slII ia-'
T. NV rs'f; Whrf' hhttlrI sS',r @ ni lrl, , > >
lv'h ~ thnust t'inl shr rul, 'n ''o
'Ih LOAD r. th" unh"iot'rgr ol ~ tulp ~
Sir"i, VINO, ~. NuN' nl hl~ HH".'Ntl ~ N'iiH
OF tAH lnintr. WIS impr,sohrN N hAym"hl Il
street Jail Tor several nohtns on n
rHlfEr of perjury. Nuu WhS. - ii..N u
denied m Opportunity To Nlnui'ht, ulih9'H ny
an 1lo proscIui. which wa. entered pm ms ,'5r' G
MIR lN+trr IT, known a~ "a tfuthiul' hITH-Moih -
lug SAN. nMi hr "Nl ti,N1' IN SHc"t'.T H.. ~
NhAt u" Tlll N,WhiAlN- u w. ltt'n ~, i''N
over 81 ,1h. nnl sn q 'N-.N cIillN' hilh nill.-
.lllY ~ W'ui l' NIH li'," "l',t'"' ~ :,
bring lorth tuia ru.Utftl tr""i' ny, ~ "
,hur "a undcltook u ~ il,l. II a. .'.' .l
poll hu- lar lnl'ca, ~ i ,' j. iIIM a. & Il =
.Nrit" WIN clurr'w, 4, Nm mt,, ~, l".l,'r " IL
trHtl ~ ihr cas- ui ii.om "-' ms nh "a "a.
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MIR TuoRNns SIDE or THE STORY.
Amer he Ind Dragged his Famiy Throush
the SHOWS of the Sicrras

nj. M
MT. 'hnrleS H. lhpfh', Jrr WIN hiS WHO
md daughter. arrived i'm the Union Sluarc Ilo-
,l ,.o.,,,lo, f.,,,, pLii,l,t,.t,i, H. .,,.o,.i .,
w. 'o9'Vi""' '''" "''"'''i'"'"' u ,''"l" W
his diiil 'ulty with Ncssrs. shook Palmer. hc
says: 1T Is not true. rs they ass ,rt that this
,.i,. ~, -, . -. .,,,,i. -, ,.i,,,. L.
starring business II new Wrinkle OF mlnc.' In
proof submit this. | submit their own telc-
gram. received by mo in san Francisco in Jam
,,a,.. I..,
ualN i"s' .x.,, ,,.s t,, 1, -
81, y TJ.s,. D. M, ,,.. IT, f.,', ", . ,.'.', 80 -
"Want ,ad IT, uav compepv lack n utnichcnt'
Musrirc las nriadsol route nl violation ol ,c1r I'm
drrstuuirt WIN me Nil run hn'i ~ - LOUIS Mtl
meet you WIN 'oclghtaici ,i'c. 30 w,,ch wli i1n
a, il'' w. H. - ,, , , "'' t %. Wy, M b. ,,' 't',
r,, l'I' It , nm t' n" ra r, A,, A., 't h"i 'ii
n't VIII nor must yau iurc, . iui1 ,ioiaou Of c1n.
tract with a.nire, Answer guirs. A # rAvtR
MY California contract" Mr. Tborno COM
-, G., a. 49,, =
uhueu WIS lpI SlN N''hS ohiY' All't t'"
was TO return 10 the Union square Theatre. |
Ian Nnyy York in N,v,r,lnr In rlnvel the six
-" 'O" o'' -" '' 70 -
WrokS' anu lh'u every shE"~ch'hl N''h
tclcgraphcl that wished TO return home. At
tb., ou1 ~ ,bot ,,orf,i L,,rc,,r ,,.i,i.,r, ,u,
t,'' "' -, @ u ~ 49,. '" w. rr, ~
m,1it. Win NIn"uir, i"r n XIV "f g"'. w. ID
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d''"",m' ',ui N'..l;, p,ionr onI N,,,,ir'. 49, ,,a
,r',,,t T. III H. ,,, IL iil 49,, ,
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BROOkI TN.

United Statos Circuit luisc Samuel Raichfiri took his
.lf Ton th' tlst umr IN Brnnkiyn yesterday and he
dh ~o, Mt T. g Benedict. the oldest lawyer ot the
urons nii'udins, nldc am adrt,, oi welcome, 70 which
the Justice responded
little hou,c IN jackson Hollow. Srhcu.k street.
HrNuklyn was set ON FIRE yesterday morning W r'cihi
phoc- Toy au mrcnimrv nut Mrs EIfihru kylr ana
tcN wrcc, ot clolhue \ .luar urmqt N1s made to
n n / /
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Accused of rr, Ing to rol.on hi, WIFE.

trs. Amanda llGt,hings Of 20 Railroad ave-
1850, i,r.'y CITY. louns color.i woman. made com
paut bioro Police Justice Davis In 1cr.c, ,iv yrstsr
d.> afternoon, that her husband james. had attcmpt2
to poison her. lie quarrelloi with her In the
Wn. uu-. and on his return size ATTEMPTED 10
cunt ue house. aui Doc riAd I,r ami threw her u tho
uDDr Holding both her hands. she ir pressed over
her H, uih and nu,tril, handkerchief saturated with
ohnuiarm She broke from him ani n thr struggle ha
drupptl Ieirl- -contuius iatis lr'tn. lie follow ID
lrt tu the trtE1TN street station Anil~, nnl While shs
wa, mnNins hrr complaint Sclkcan, Jacob Wilson
d. IN
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EUROpES THREATENED WAR
THE PROSpECr or 4 PEiCETUL SOLU-
I{ON Is LESS HOPEFUB.
England nri Russia siubbornIy Maintaining
their Original position,-The Humor Of an
Austro. Igussinn Agreement now Denied.

LoNDoN April 1G.-Ths mornings news
from st. Petersburg s not calcuatodto Increase
confidence. The fact that the Cabinets Of Lon
don and st. Petersburg icsortcl to scmi-of
Intercourse. sorms to indicate that official OK
prcssions would only hayo intensified their dn-
frrcnccs. The result Of the interchange OF
views is not hopeful. Russia substantially re-
pca,ng her former answer. and England re-
affirming the principle originally laid down.
The report OF an Auetro-iu,siun agreement.
under pressure from Prince Bismarck on tho
former. is denied by Count Andrassy's friends.
who declare that Prince Bismarck attitude as
| between Austria and Russia has boon one Of
entire neutrality. All reports about Russia
/ having sent reply to Austria'r hicclons are
! contradictcd from the same son 20. In other
circles IN Vionna {, Is said that the Empcrorand
the military party nre stronger thHn Count An
! dras.y and will not support his anti Russian
| policy Prince Bismarck's reported answer to
| NJ. Bratlano. the Noumanian Prime Minister. Is
| confirmed hy statement IN Yesterday NOrd-
d'q0scle Z-iipJ Of Il rlin. which was n follows:
| M. Bratiano must have known before his 0r-
rival hrrr that Germany Is not disposed to sub
ordinate her own relations 70 Russia to re-
| gard for the wishes Of Boumania in the Bc-sa-
rahnn question. which docs not touch German
! Interests"
In default oi auhcnti, nows. rumors were
current yos'orlay that Tho Rnssinus had mnie
all preparations 10 occupy Constantinoplc cnl
| th' u 7r1ru7 ON ll' ir'' sish'u ol h's'llti's'
tina, the Hpumanian army. except guards for
rurharcsl nni ploi ST.. have rotr'd upon tho
Austrian frontier. unl thlt the Car has scnt
! m autograph lr'tnr % Prin 30 Milan instruct
! iuc him u- to what ScrNiu should 90 on the out
bronx nf q war
Pre.Ru.sian adyi'c- from C'nsianiiuorlc say
! thut TIM situation g. strained o. tlr utmost that
! the Grand Duke Nicholus is much depressed
and iigt the impression prevails TINT England
nni l. --ia are surely drifting tuWar. 1nthat
cyrui Nu4 sinn action will be- governed hy Aus
/ tria'@ attitude. II Austria - neutral the Rus
| Sims viii undoubtedly seizr tho L. ,-porus. II
Austria should provo t. hc hostile i j. dluhfful
| whether the Russians viii try % Eoll the li,s-
/ unrus or unvthin.. south OF Adrianulle rhrv
win. PERHAPS. cvrn abandon Turkey entirely.
c>rrpt tha fnrtrossrs. and attack Austria fr,m
| Gnllieia Il .uuianin anl l}oania OthDr CON.
sianiin1ilr nlyi,cs say TINT thr TURKS havo
| 10000 men uroun the city aud IL uij at GaiIi-
| p.N and would resent an ati.rili &, cui ihe
| cariiul. But the attitude ~ the Governments i5
| eNps t1ni. ANA tho present di4ro~iion Is t.
| aiIde hv trauiv of san St.taup and observe
| ncutrilitv. doi.nding 1t Ii mouarcl.
| Prince Nir-ki and Gem. SsDbroir anl Gaur-
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Liitle JohnnY's y oh.

Tho Common Council refused. yesterday. 20
grant the c arto Srcrrinrv NJ the Treasury rrqur, for
Inri--iou tn the Post ucc tor nm oNN that are
Mol lM0se ul a nu.l OHM unl lnr LrlcrAl cuuIls
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PANS, April lG.-M. IIiIuolyte Ami Mario
Thnmr dc ksrior. thlHr tHr7 senator nom the De.
parrct of M9rU.Anu "a lyad N, DC helilcc belongs to
The llsAL
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Has na equal -ih
Amcrieln SOFT cAp,hcs Tin hoNcs. Best ori 'hcap
est Nll druI-l-l, ,u.uu, from MauSri Priir, 10
Rcadc u, y Y A'di fancy names and priccs -.lfe
Nor. m A Brnthcr's stnrare warehouses Broaiwny
enG i7tl ST. separate room5 Tor furniture, a.. n,pcc
tiou solicited -it
The Falhion supplements alone are worth more than
the pri e ~ thc Ioo'Y Liiie,' JHfni- -.iir
For an the lltA' novelties In +s I0n Parls see Tie
Touu Lais, JoaA2' IVl Aay-i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22

UcrIoS-A H. rMIv A1sb aEs!pE I 81
At rnIv1aH sEslessal SS 4 wv 'srH st.
rForF sTEis EHsF 3 frhs SfS aR2svEsHE'
p.nYor al ur dS I rIsso
Queen Anne styles, IN and sod. satin ana
: l:s9ss h ss s c;",s 'rs Sss
sss. 6odsy Clocks imporcd 6ronses 6ur.aips Library
sIsE S%IGssTISs MODEM is'. ShSs s f%isr!s%s
nrSS Il Tn ~
IN TUE ALrs" BY GoSS 1
s hAks wfGSE iAsk y By ss ssspafGs
Y,ns selection imported bronze sta,usry
One pair French bronze Cupids. cost 500.
Tho fs re II f e Ns sss sf'
chm W. eis
REP Az pais ssI s. TOP r1se Gsss Rpcssr
laid French wainu. sideooard chairs in issher silver
Rpoo. s s q Ss m
Psin.inr' purehs.ea ,c en,snnisI are Of superior
r s,S to e'fs o .ss .as sfSSs
ssy place cars e q wes y'h -, ss,rsan 9'h ana 9Th ava
UcrioS SALE. THIS tNoNDAY) MORNING.
N commencing at iois o'clock,
at, rssdsnse lsa Es. "a, ssiwsss "a and s,a avs
IL fine brussels ngtsin Carpets
msuninecnt ro.ewood PiancIor.e. stool aud Cover.
pair Gnssi"i G.r,rss Esssrsi SS,,S"s Tables
library and secretaire Bookcases. Tables
Bronycs, Clocks. Vases. Pntlor Ornaments.
~ Bedroom suits complete single and double HedteadA
Dressing Cases, Bureaus Wardrobcs, wsshstands
q hnc hal. and spring Mattresses, Bedding
Turkish thars, Lounges. Rockers Tables.
elegant sideboards, 3 Extension Tables. ChairA
$50 lots Glass. China and silver Ware. Cutlery. &c.
II. ROTH. Auctioneer. Take Ia or 4th sv. cars.
"A PEThR BowE Auctionesr
viii sell THIS DAY. at IL o'clock a. the
private residence No. % West 18th st.,
between 9th and 9th
the Furniture Of the above residence. comprising
rosewood Parlor Suits In bue satin.
blue satin aud real lace Curtains.
rosewood Plano, pior aud mantel Mirrors,
elegant carved black walnut mirror front sdcboard,
Bull Cabinets and Tables.
antique ssvreS. Vases. Hail stands, bookcases.
black walnut Bedsteads and Cribs Dressing Gases and
Bureaus
hair Mattresses, down Beds. Pillows and Boistors.
marble top WNshstands, marble top Centre Tables,
black extension Table groom Chairs leather,
China Tea and Dinner sets aud glassware,
Administer. Velvet ana Brussels Carpets,
Billiard Table complete
TUESDAY. April ~ at II o'clock. at the
private residence NO 4 North Warrington place.
corner University place,
all the elegant Furniture OF i've house prsrR
Psrlor Suits pier aud mante Mirrors, Rosewood Piano
anu Organ.
Payne, Plympton and sofa RedsteHds,
hair and spring Mattresses feather Pillows and Bolscrs
black walnut and Gilt Dressing Eases anu bureaus
BLACK walnut marble top Centre Tables, Washstands
black walnut extension Tables. dniug room Chairs,
vcvct and Brussels Carpets. Kitchen Utensils, 90
Also ana Cooking Rance AHd Eroiax-
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY APRIL 22 ls7s-rRP1E SHEET
SALES Ar AvCTION.

uCTIoN SALE THIS DAY
ooA0'A HhsI hbESSEh "A s W.! IsFa =.
SATIN rAfh1k sgfr s,I n1stxo 5 ff;soESkgE
5SS4 4 I'll IihH
P.rer Suits nisd ,s%s. IN
s.. asS PsSs:s i sss"ss s SisaIs.
Mirrors.
mounted and inaid e.. Of Bedsasaas
EoessIs .prins Beds snsd hair Mass.. PILLOWS com.
sSns sD ~ req c sss Lounges
:Sd pn,s and s 4
Tables Bookstands Extension Tables one pillar with
Silver .sa s cs,ss Glass s .a Daas.
'na won preserved h SISsT s1ssf
delivery snsranssed. Sale rain or shine ne
ARr. NJ sqw l,I 81 b hxHlBWJTlHs' AIT
or n.ss. caa
sR vi .Sa YIN FINE Tsc
ruess.y rraay and
Tho and xl b slf
-MoRRIs, WILKINS. AUcTIoNEERmFog A0-
WIN :si sas'iea %saasy Ip. s,scss
Baggage md Articles let. uncasd tor from late sale
A.Hsnssons Hes.sSois furnissrs aor.s. Coup. Rock
Il I%bIo% IS 5ssn vi . eli sss:iss;
E 4e' f.a1 Park afs ssisson
all the SAID saSs
Chars Tables Bullets &c line Carpets Mattress
Horses. vsh,ss. ssals Fis.sss. GARDEN FOOLS cas.
logues at auc.ioneer's Office, Pine st.
rASpI T4sssEkH Ks$nsEy Gaf1aK
assorsmsn. Of CONSISTING q Pao.
@ LsSis
A DJoUKNED, SALE OF THE PIE rs AMP BULK,
on the las. ana North rivers On M%ndsy April
"A THIS MoNDAYI MORNING.
commencing Ut 10 o'clock.
NO. 'ssHs
FIFTH AND 81 SIXTH 7 L A spSt,Es
g gFssreGtF s4fScS@s ii rEN s1Sr
tom the & & as The s .s 81
Grand Canal. Venice BY Leroy Dash Tor Liberty s
e Il. apxs sale
HOUSE, open O'Clock Inspection Paintings boxed il
CURED Also Tour ''an aA sssnp Coz
A UCTIONBALE-AT BROWN STONE MANSION NO.
= g F Fa az = ssssSs ia
y NJ Piano sse
reps imported Bronses s..uary utans.
CO. a,s
Lounges, - elegant Carpets. &c.
Paintings by superb artists
Court OF So James, by De Waller.
Elisabeth and Mary Queen OF Scots, by Cashiona.
Farm Scene. BY Willis.
and = others good artists Bedrooms contain Bed
stexds, Bureaus Washstanus. Commodes, Chifonners,
spring ced hair Mattresses Pillows Bolsters. Bea
Linen Suits In reps, Toilet Sets &c.
Dining Room aims Extension Table, Buhet Chairs In
and %Gs ps. ns sna
Table choice Engravngs, Paror stove upright
Piano. b. X. MARTIN. Auctioneer.
n. B.Tnke Of tho Broadway line Of stages
from Grand Broadway from Astor House.
Gooos packed and shipped.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08
New Advertisements.

The Citizens Building and Loan Associa-
ton will loan to its members three thousand
dollars next Monday.
Hon. Chas. w. Tyler is announced as a
candidate for reelection for County and
Criminal Judge. He has made good and
faithful officer.
Persons wanting tailoring done in the best
style and at low prices are referred to the adj
vertisement of Johnson & Mass.
DR.. c. A. Miner will be at the Franklin
House in this city, June 10, 20 and Dist. His
patients would do well to remember the
dates.
R. E. McCulIoch, Secretary of the Citizens
Building and Loan Association, notifies it's
members that the June call is now due and
must be paid by Monday next.
Polk G. johnson c. & NJ. advertises some
valuable real estate property for sale on the
Goth inst. Read advertisement for particu-
lars.
The Court House Commissioners have an
advertisement for plans, Specifications, etc.
The attention of Architects is directed to
this advertisement.
The Hon. Geo. w. Seay of Gallatin, is an
nounced as candidate for the Office of
Chancellor of this district. We have no
personal acquaintance with him, but learn
that he is a lawyer of distinction and is in
every way qualified to fill the position he
seeks.
G. B. Wilson 6, Co., of the Sewanee Plain
ing Mills, have an advertisement in
another column. There is no need of send
ing off for anything in this line as you can
get it as cheap here, if not cheaper, than
any where else. They are reliable men, 4 nd
you may depend on what they say.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08

May 6th-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08

1t is now proposed to build a line
of telegraph from here to Hopkins
vile along the line of the Granger
Railroad. We formerly had tele-
graph line over this route, and our
people found it a great convenience.
1t could have stations at New Prov
idence, Ringgold, Oak Grove, Long
view and other points on the route.
AS this would be a great conve-
nience to the Granger Railroad that
corporation would no doubt take q
fair amount Of stock, We hope the
books will soon be opened for stock.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08
Public school Exam,nation.

EDITORS CHRoNIoLE:-I would
like through your columns to say
to parents that the examination of
the pupils of Public Schools will be-
gin on next Monday, June 10th.
That children not in school to under
go this examination will fail to
make their grades unless they have
a good and sufficient excuse for
such absence. Parents who take
their children out of school to go
off to the country, or on some other
pleasure trip, can but expect such
pupils to lose their grades. We
say this that parents may act with
their eyes open. The concert, by
the schools, will be given in the
new college hall, on the evening of
Thursday, June 10. l wish to ask
that parents go to no extra expense
to fix up their children for this oc-
casion. j. G. BROOKS,
Supt. City Schools.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08
New Millinery Goods

Mr.. Rosenfield has returned from
New York, and is now receiving
the large and elegant spring stock
of millinery goods which he pur-
chased while there. His stock en-
braces the very latest styles of Hats,
Bonnets, Novelties, Dress Trim
mings and Fancy Goods; extra
bargains in Kid Gloves and Corsets;
all new styles constantly received
during the season. The ladies are
invited to call and ex-
anime their new stock. 1t will pay
them to do so. Room next door to
Franklin House.
April q, I878-3m.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08
NLRNTV .ITDGE.

TO. G.. STARK-We are authorized to an
% nounce 10. G.. STARK, of Robertson cOun-
". as a candidate for Judge of the Tenth
Circuit at the August election.
TANIFS E. RICE-We are authorized to
81 announce Judge JAMES +. RICE as a
Candidate for reelection TO the office of
Judge of the Circuit composed of the cOun-
ties OF Sumner, Robertson, Montgomery
Stewart, Houston, Humphreys Dickson ana
Cheatham.
- EO. W. ALLEN-We are authorized to
II announce GEO. w. ALLEN, of sumner
county, as a candidate for Judge of the
Tenth judicial Circuit, at the August elec-
ton.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08
May II, 1878, 2w.
Resumption.

We take pleasure in announcing
to our friends that we have resumed
business in the Hillman Block,
north side of Franklin street. We
are now receiving a complete stock
of Drugs, just bought in New York.
our entire stock is fresh, was bought
for cash at very low figures, and we
can offer inducements both in quail.
ity and price of goods. We saved
from the fire a portion of our Books
and Stationery stock In good condi-
ton, which we will sell at bargain.
We are now prepared to fill all
orders from merchants and physi-
clans. Respectfully,
OWEN & MOORE,
NAV 6th-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08
COUNTY TRUSTEE.

TANTES T. ATKINS-We are authorized
Q to announce J. Il. ATKINS as candidate
for County Trustee at the ensuing August
election.
NR q. II. SWIFT-We are authorized 10
announce DIR. q. H. SWIFT as a candl-
date for Trustee at the August election.
VOHN =. NEBLETT-We are authorized to
81 announce JOHN :. NEBLETT as cand1-
date for Trustee OF Montgomery county at
the August election.
7 EVI COOPER-We are authorized to
Il A announce LEVI COOPER, of District No.
o. a. a Cand date for Trustee of Montgomery
county at the August election.
HR. C. l.. WILCOX-We are authorized
y to announce DIR. c. l.. WILCOX as a
candidate fOr Trustee at the ensuing August
election.
TOHN =. MANSON-We are authorized
81 To announce JOHN Z. MANSON. OF Dis
trict No. ,, as candidate for County Trustee
at the ensuing August election.
IND. HEWITT-We are authorized TO an
II nounce ED. HEWITT, of District No. 10,
as "A candidate for Trustee of Montgomery
county at the ensuing August election
ID OBERT A. WILSON-We are author
Ia, lied to announce r. \. WILSON as a
candidate for Trustee of Montgomery county
at the August election.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

DIR. CLARK A. MINER, of
Chicago, whose reputation as an
honorable and most successful prac-
titiOner in all chronic diseases is es-
tablished in this place, will be at
the Franklin House on June 10Th,
Goth and Dist, only, when he will
look well to his old cases, and also
consult and prescribe for all who
may desire his services. Remems
dates,
June s, 1S78-2w,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08
COUNTY COURT CLERK.

ID ID. MOSELEY-We are authorized to
Ia. announce Il. ID. MOSELEY as a candt-
date for County Court Clerk at the August
election.
DETER ONEALr-We are authorized 10
announce PETER ONEAL rs a candidate
for reelection to the Office of County Court
Clerk at the August election.
4 Ohm II. MARABLE-We are authorized
81 to announce JOHN II. MARABLE as a
candidate for County Court Clerk at the en-
suing August election.
- OBERT Ii. WILLIANIS-We are auth
IL orized to announce r. II. WILLIAMS
rs "A candidate for County Court Clerk at the
ensuing August election.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08

"AsBURY" sends greetings to
Genuine Coin," and suggests that
it is not an explanation of how the
pewter quarter got into the hat that
he called for, but genuine coin in
the place of it. The "keepsake"
metal will be returned, and having
assumed the shape of bullet, there
will be no danger of 1t getting into
the hat again.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08

FROM a card in another column it
will be seen that Mr.. H. w. Watts
is a candidate for the office of At
torney. General for the counties of
Montgomery and Houston. Mr..
Watts is lawyer of several years
experience, and an honorable man,
and should he be elected will make
a good Attorney General. Read his
card.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08

The Centaur Liniments are of two
kinds. The White is for the human
family; the Yellow is for horses,
sheep and other animals. Testimo-
malls of the effects produced by
these remarkable Preparations are
wrapped around every bottle, and
may be procured of any druggists,
or by mail from the Office of The
Centaur Company, 46 Dey street
New York City.
March 80, lS7S--1v,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-08
ATTORNEYGENERAL

e" w. WATTS-We are authorized TO
announce ii. w. WATTS as candi-
date for Attorney-General at the August
election.
~ II. BURNEY-We are authorized to
IL. announce II. II. BURNEY as a candl-
date for Attorney General at the August
election.
TENHOS. F. HENRY-We are authorized to
announce THoS, f. HENRY as cand1-
dafe for Acknowledgement of Montgomery
ton.