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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
THE HOPE GREW RECEPTION.

The honors won at the Newark regatta by
the New Orleans boatmen hos created much
enthusiasm among their friends in this city,
and greet preparations are being made to give
the boys Of the Hope Club. and Mumford, Of
the Perseverance, who won the single-scull
race, q rousing reception on their arrival
home
The time made by the Hope Club In the
double-scul race, ;1a74, Is the best which has
ever been made by any amateur oarsmen In
this country, and this fact, together with the
personal popularity Of the boys, leaves no
doubt that the proposed reception will be OF
such character that it will not only long be
remembered III boating circles, but also by, all
the citizens who may take part in welcoming
honor and credit not only on our city but also
on themselves.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
THE BOSSES ANS w EEs,
And AgreeFte Cssse UP Their Stores and
AsySCea Early.

I'm response to the article published In yester-
days morning DRNoCRAT. entitled "A Hint to
the Bosses" we received the following list OF
names of merchants who agree Ito close their
places Of business at 3k o'clock D. IN. until the
end Of the summer and the close of the cpl
pemic Let others follow, for the summer 10
hot and times are hard:
New ORLEANS. August "a, 1878.
We. the undersigned do hereby agree to close
our respective places Of business at 81 O'Clock
D. M. during the prevalence Of the present cpl
demic.
Smith Bros. & CO.. 50. s5. 81, 80 Poydras.
sheehan Henderson. OF Poydras and Maya
Jos. West & Co., 1o2 Poydras,
Geo. 2. Crane & Co., 1ot Poydras.
Vim. Dillon, Poydras.
Rogers b Mitchell, Poydras,
Byrnes Bro, II and 70 Poydras,
Morltz. stitch Il Son.
schwabncher Prevented &c Pfeifer. Poydras
and Magazine.
Wang y Gotham, SO and "a Poydras.
White Il Bvrne. So Poydras.
3. K. Russ. SO and 30 Poydras.
Cobb IL Maxent, 80 MAGAZINE,
James MiItenbergeer n g.. 65 Magazine.
Vose Brothers, 81 Magazine,
Ell. @. Porter &c Co.. SO and So Magazine,
Q. Valeten, % and a5 Magazine,
G. r. Post, 81 Magazine,
Gordon e. Gomila. 100 Magazine.
p. K. Converse. 81 Magazine.
John T.. Moore, j. p Sarrazin,
Frank Roder. w. H. Holmes & Co..
G. Doyle, Burke & Thompson,
N. Shelly s. Co., L. Reder & Co.,
}. G.. Spor. Amos Patton Co.,
Joseph Keller, G. II. Lawrence IL Co.,
Rareshide 4 Macs, Russell & Hall.
5 Del G9 Bsondo Co. i safS S KIpatrtck
]. Gottschalk,. Hartwell g. Chambers
J. G. Murphy & Co.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

49, s1
leans shooting club visited Montgomery DUR
ing the spring and had friendly bout with
the Montgomery boys. The DEMOCRAT, Mt
the time. informed It's friends and readers OF
the fact that the shooters from New Orleans
were treated Ii Montgomery like princes, and
gave full particulars Of the kind reception
given them.
It seems that this meeting has given rise to
parties. for ever since the beginning OF the
epidemic the New Orleans GunIClub have CON
satntly received kilograms from their friends
In Montgomery asking Tor news. making
offers Of Services and sympathiaing with our
people.
To-day they give material proof Of their
good feelings, and the New. Orleans Gun Club
Is thankful. The money has been received
and turned over by Col. w, r. Vaudry to the
Howard Association, who will use 1t to the
best advantage of the sick and destitute.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
CITY ECEH ab E5.

The bridge corner Of Sorapuru and Chippewa
streets Is broken and In dangerous condition.
Mr.. Oassidys sail making establishment, ON
Camp street, near Poydras. has been found
open two successive nights by the police.
VIM Brady. for brutaIIy benting @ woman
named Lucy Rock, Was lodged In the Third
Precinct Station
Jas. Ladd was locked up in the Third Precinct
Station. charged with having bag Of sugar In
his possession supposed 10 have been stolen.
Joseph Lewis, q barge Waterman, fell into the
river. bat Was rescued from drowning by Officer
Weiss.
Charles ,Damermuth,. OF the instgation Of
ton, charged with being drunk and also with
breaking and entering his house and frighten-
ing his wife who was dangerously i'll.
Joseph Garcia was locked up In the Fourth
Precinct Station. charged with being drunk and
carrying q concealed weapon, to wit. o razor.
Frank Urbusre was locked up in the same sta
ton for attempting to rescue Garcia from the
offinsr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
SPECIAL PRAYERS.

special season Of fasting and prayer was
appointed by the clergy Of the Episcopal
Church, as follows:
Wednesday. August %. II q. m. morning
prayer, lttany and holy communion; Thurs
day. August 20, II a. M. morning prayer; Fri
day, August 80. II a.. M, morning prayer and
litany
Every Wednesday and Friday during the con-
tinuance of the epidemic o special ltany SER
vice, at such hour as the rector may appoint
These services will be held in all the Episco-
pal churches In the city
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
UNITED STATES SUPERVISORS OF
REGISTRATION.

The following are the names presented to the
Parish Committee yesterday for appointment
rs United States Supervisors Of Registration:
First Ward-A. J. Shaw.
Second Ward-James Nancy. 'sr'7@ya~ss~4
Third Ward-James ID. Beebo and Terrence
Reilley.
Fourth Ward-Wiliam Stevenson.
Fifth Ward-Lawrence DohertV.
Sixth Whrd-Patrick O'Bren.
Seventh Ward-Auguste Bruneau.
Eighth Ward-Wiliam Hathorne.
Ninth Ward-John A. Benedick,
Tenth Ward-Mchael Mould
Eleventh Ward-John A. Mcdonald,
Twelfth Ward-John ?. Rondeau
Thirteenth Ward D..
Fourteenth Ward-WilIiam F. Monaghan
Fifteenth Ward-Tlmothy Daily. Sr.
Sixteenth Ward-John J. Walsh.
Seventeenth Ward-Cornelius FL. Vanderwall.
These names will be handed to Chief Super
visor Woolhey, to be transmitted to Judge
Woods for approval.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
THE YELLOW FEVER.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, I
New Orleans. August "a. 1873 I
Official statement Of cases Of yellow fever re-
ported in New Orleans is us follows, viz:
Deaths from 10 III. yesterday to II N. to-day. A
Total gases to date 1856
Total deaths to date SIT
SAMUEL chopin. M. D., President.
B. F. TAYLOR. NJ. D.. Secretary.
DEATHs
Andrew Paul, % years, Germany. $50 Maya
Felicie Cairal 10 years. France "a Orleans.
John Rice, 70 years. 144 Magazine,
Mrs. Julie Dupreux, % years, Alsace, SIS st.
Bridget Mooney, % years. Ireland. 1sa Fou-
cher.
O. Samson. 81 years. Germany. Touro In
Dennis Penney. 4 years 10 months. New Or
leans, Camp and Erato.
COsues Ranesua. 40 years, Italy, 1877 Charities.
Hugh Macarthur. years, 4Q5 White.
LOUIS Davis. 81 years. Germany corner Cont
and Robertson.
Henry Williams. colored, Kentucky, 2O5 b.
rome.
Adolph Romer, 90 years. Germany. 400 Camp.
John Duo. years, 1929 Camp.
Julia GernOn, years. 2l4 CONT.
Michael Shay, 16 years, England, 1913 Annun-
citation.
William John Jones, 10 years, 60 Third, j,
Mary d'Antonlo, IA years, Italy, st. Joseph
Orphan Asylum.
Mary q. Wilkins II years ST. Vincent Asylum,
James Cochran, years, 11S Race.
Anthony George Kuntz. 4 years. 1872 Common,
Rosa lie Benton. year, 240 Customhouse.
Frank Sehaeffer. IS years, st. Patrick. near
Second.
Louis J. B. Gilmore II years. go Baronne.
Nicola Jacolon, % years. Italy 265 Charities,
Mrs. Isabella Admiral Ferrer. 46 years.
Spain, 81 ST. Philip.
Christian Thibaut, IS years. France, Hotel
Dieu.
Mrs. Ringer. IS years. Germany, 522h Poy-
dras.
Lizzie Jensen 4 years ca Port
Mrs, ID. NegrOtto. 48 years, Spain, 29i BarOnne.
james Mcconnell. years, Missouri. 1889
TchOupitoulas
Miss Bessie Morris Ireland. 10 years. 1874 La
fayette.
Archibald J. Kerr years. corner st. Thomas
and st. James.
James Aloysius De-mody. years, Philip. be-
tween Freret and Locust,
DEATHS AT THE CHARITY HOSPITAL
Lawrence Mannion. 80 years.
VIM. T. Wiley, IS years.
Jack Burke, Sc years.
Henry G. Lutcher. 30 years.
Patrick Malone. IS years.
Rebecca Edmonson, 80 years.
Charles Washington, mulGttO 20 years.
Fred Willis. colored. 20 years.
Frank Roussel. 80 years.
NEW GASES AT THE CHARITY HOSPITAL.
Edward Williams laborer; native OF Rhode
Island residence 1876 Tchoupitoulas street; age
2G: came from Woodland plantation two weeks
in New Orleans; single; sick one day
Ireland; residence corner Spain and Victory
81 years came from Havana, eighteen days in
New leans; single: sick eight hours.
Charles Washington: laborer; W. st Virginia:
a. franklin; 20 years; from Cincin,nati; nine
months In city; single; sick two weeks.
Patrick Malone; Iaborer; West. Virginia
Magnolia and julia 81 years; from New York ;
seven years in city; single; sick three hours.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
MORE QUARANTINE.

The following kilograms were received at the
Postofflce:
LAKE CHARLES. La, August %, 1878.
No mail matter or EXPRESS packages from New
Orleans. Morgan City, or any other infected
point, will be received at the ,postoflee.
J. W. BRYAN,
President Board OF Health
ATLANTA. Ga. August %, 1878.
Natchez authorities decline tt receive pack
ages of merchandise of any description through
the mails from any point, Please withhold
such matter until embargo is removed. Please
notify river agents.
TERRELL. Superintendent.
NATcHEz. Miss. August %. 1878.
Postmaster. New Orleans:
Do not allow any packages of merchandise to
be mailed to this Office. City authorities will
not allow that class Of matter In the city
POSTMASTER OF NATCHEZ.
The postma ster at Pensacola. VIM. F. Lee,
has sent to Postmaster Badger communiea-
ton inelosing a letter from the mayor of that
place. notifying him that no second and third
class mail mater will be received at Pensacola
from infected points.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
GOOD FRIENDS.

TAae MONTGOMERY shooting Club to the
New Orleans Gun Club.
The following dispatch from the president
of the Montgomery Shooting Club was re-
eeiyed yesterday by Col. w. T. Vaudry,
Earesident of the New Orleans Gun Club:
MONTGOMERY. Ala. August "a. 1878.
TO Col. W. T. Vaudry. President New Orleans
Gun Club:
Ataspecia meeting of the Montgomery Shoot
SnE Club our secretary. II. q. Davidson, was In
may deem proper for the New Orleans sufferers
W. s. REESE. President.
II must be- remembered that the New Or
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
A WIVES CRIME.
She Attempts to Poison Her Husband
With Phosphorus.

Yesterday Antonio Castleguana an Italian,
appeared before Acting Judge Sambola. Of the
Second Recorders court. and swore out an
affidavit against his wife. charging her with
attempting to poison him. Antonio's story is
to the following effect:
That he ordered his wife, whose name is
Catharina de Napoli, young woman about
seventeen years of age. to go to the coffee
stand in the beef market and bring him q cup
Of coffee; that his wife oheyed his command
and brought him the coffee, but he, upon
taking a Inouthful, discovered that 1t had been
drugged. He Immediately charged her with
attempting to poison him. She made no reply
to this charge, but Immediately ran of, and has
not been seen since.
The husband brought the remaining portion
OF the coffee to the court and us it smelt strong
~ Of phosphorus, 1t was given to Dr. J. Llado
to be analysed a warrant WAS Immediately
issued for the arrest OF the accused.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The work They Are DOing and The Meth
Odd They Have Adopted.

A day or two ago that noble band. the Young
Mems Christian Association Of this CITY, public
ly announced that they had formed themselves
into relief committee to render assistance to
the distressed during the prevalence of the cpl
demic. They divided the city into districts, and
placed each one of these districts In charge of
member OF the association. That there was
work and plenty Of work, for the association to
do is shown by the fact that in addition to the
number of cases discovered and relieved by
members over twenty applications for relief
were yesterday received and acted upon.
THE CONTRIBUTIONS
to the relief fund have not been as large as they
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
SOUTHERN PATEnTs,

Mr.. FL. N. Jenkins, solicitor Of patents. No. 27
Commercial Place, officially reports to the DEM
oCRAT the following complete list of patents
issued Southern inventors for the week end
ing July Is, 1878:
Louisiana-Jas. W. Yarbrough. Girard. fence
post; George p. Bovee. Convent, cigarettes
hydrauc cemen5 n EVerharf Fort Wop b.
machine for storing the power OF wind engines
J. q. Tags, New Braunfels, draw gauges.
Florda-S. ". White, Pensacola, baker and
rooster: I. Warrock Jacksonville, label title,
Florida Orange Marmelade."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
A LITTLE GAME
which Was Spoiled by Aids REcDonogEa
and Pec0rR.

and Pec0rR.
On the twenty-third instant Thos. G. Rous-
seau called on Chief Of Detectives Leonard
Malone. and reported that two men were going
about town selling bogus tickets for q charit-
able picnic to take place on September /.
Capt, Malone. after getting @ description Of
the gents. placed Aids McDonogh and Pecora to
work up the case. Yesterday the two aids
pulled two notorious characters named Anthony
Martin, alias Tony Martin. and G.. C. Jones.
ton q number Of tickets were found on their
persons, which read as follows: Fourth grand
picnic, to be given pit .Laepers Park, by the
arrangements-F. semmes. Fl. B. Boyd. PHI
Cannon. Z. Fligan. J. H. Anderson E. Walkar."
The detectives are deserving Of much credit
for pulling these characters. as their mugs
would look much better behind prison
bars than roaming about the Crescent City beat
ing unsuspectng citizens
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
BREVHTEEBs

There Is a man trap In the wharf at the head
OF Jackson street, adjoining the ferry landing,
and in which two officers OF the steamship
Gillian have fallen.
The Parish Committee Of the National party
met yesterday and appointed a committee to
cali Eon the Governor and Secretary Of State
and request representation in the registration
Offices.
On account Of the prevailing sickness, the
Young Mems Gymnastic Club have indefinitely
was to take place at the Fair Grounds on the
thirty-frst instant.
Major J. A. Walker, of the Crescent Billiard
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
sTATE-aROUsE NOTES,

Gov. Nichols. who had absented himself from
his office at the State House. returned yester-
day. The Governor had only been slightly In
disposed and performed the usual business
routine at his house.
Superintendent Lusher has forwarded to DR..
Sears. special agent Of the Peabody fund. his
check for sl452,, surplus OF the Peabody fund.
which Mr.. Luaher prefers to return 10 DIR.
Sears until needed again.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
G.. II. RENEES@.

We have to be very watchful over our friends
now: every morning we must count them to
see who is missing. These are war times. and
record has to be kept. Yesterday Cyrus T.
Bemiss. one of our ablest lawyers and most
respected citizens. was taken away from us by
the unknown and all-powerful agency that
the grave by a host of Borrowing friends A
gentleman In the incest sense of the term, q
good friend. an ornament to the bar, of which
plore his loss and sympathize with his bereayed
family, ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
Suicide.
At published

Yesterday morning the DEMOCRAT published
the Mysterious disappearance Of the negro Ed
ward Christian from his residence, eornsr Of
Laurel and Marepgo streets, while In delri-
ons condition. Yesterday his body WIS found
floating In the river at the head Of General Tay-
appearance. was being treated by DR.. Taklebs
for Inflammation of the liver but becoming
delirious, repaired to the river and committed
sui
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
Gen. Hgnat1ef ON the Berlin Treaty.

A leading Dublin paper has published por~
tions of % letter from Gen. Ignatieff- chief
Trainer OF the San Stefano treaty-to one Of
his countrymen in the Irish capital. Itbegins
by stating that the writer was satisfied with
what he had done for Russia before and after
the war Of 1877, and that his sovereign and
country would appreciate it after the Berlin
treaty, Il suppose" he wrote, mo one but g
fool can think / expected the treaty that I
drew up with Turkey last March TO stand In
its integrity. / asked double, expecting half
to be ratified by the powers. But they have
consfed and Andrassy have given US three
quarters" Ignatieff also states to his friend
that the control over Asiatic Turkey acquired
by England will result in her being held re-
sponsble for the government Of that country,
which must put her in constant collision with
Turkey. This will revive Turkeys friendship
for Russia AS to the possession Of Kars, Ig
natieff says that alone would compensate for
the Russian sacrifices in the late war. Gen.
Iodleben, who SO ably fortified Sebastopol
during the Crimean war, will make Kars,
when he, has time, the strongest fortress in
the world, absolutely impregnable. He thinks
England will now have to add enormously to
her military budget, AMI will have to come
ultimately to a system Of CONSUMPTION or COM
pulsory military service.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

AN EXCELLENT MATrREss.-Donahoesp patent
cord bound mattress Is the most perfect mat
tress now made. The patentee, Mr.. Donahoe,
has had very long experience IN the manufac-
tnre OF ma mattresses ard Is perfectly satisfied
mandatory is situated at No. A Chartres
street. where samples can be seen. They are
made entirely of one piece by the pateut pro-
cess, and the moss with which they are filled Is
selected and cured by Mr.. Donahoe with view
to having the best material possible. An inspec-
in the world OF the fact whereof we speak.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

DARLING. LISTEN TO MY STORY such Is the
title Of a very pretty song. composed by Harry
Percy. of Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and Vests
minstrels. and published by Ludden & Bates,
OF Savannah. Ga. This song, though new has
already reached wide circulation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

dalzed fashionable Washington society by
going to church in an alpaca coat, though the
public must admit that he was thus enabled
to think more of the Lord and less Of the
thermometer. Philadelphia Times,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
Destruction of n Cabin,

On Thursday morning. between 6 ind 2
o'clock, IL cabin on the plantation of Mr.. Jno.
Flathers, six miles below the city, was burned
down. AS the fire had the appearances of bsing
the work Of an incendiary. the overseer caused
q negro nanied d. FAvrat to BIS arrested and
charged with the crime OF arson.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

"That man is q desperado!" said Mr.. Her.
cox, of Leyden Mass, when his wife brought
him out the crust Of pie which had been
eaten not long before by @ stranger, and
the stranger had taken. SO they pursued
after the stranger and captured him, and
found that he was a horse thief who was very
much "wanted" by the authorities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
SECOND DISTRICT gOURr.

John Albert Hanson WAS eInancpated
The SUGGESTIONS Of Mrs. Margaret Osmer,
widow Of Chas Willer. Anton Bruckert and Max
Yilter were opened.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

The CoIonnade Hotel, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. by
its judicious reduction OF rates, will maintain
it's famous reputation as model first class
house. alive to the demands of the time
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

The Red Star shoe store ARTHUR Durieu, pro-
prietor). at the corner Of Customhouse and
Bourbon, is the place whore ladies can always
find the best and latest styles OF shoes, CATERS,
slippers and ties Of frst-c'ass make and shape
at reasonable prices. Our fair citoyen1aes,
should give Mr.. Dnreu the chance to wait upon
them. and they Will be satisfied, no doubt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

Be wise these fever times: it Is desirable to
battle in the river.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

Be wise and battle judiciously in fresh-run~
ming water.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

the most select assortments of shoes In New Or
leans. is about to close business. az will be seen
in another column. ANY ono In want of shoes
b great sacrifice. especially ladies' and chill
dren's shoes of which he has large variety.
He has also quite an assortment of travelling
bags and trunks, which can be bought cheap.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

Staub. ever at his post at Goldthwaite's book
store on Exchange Alley, near Canal. is ready
to meet any demand for every kind. style or
or montblies from the North. Mast South and
West, or from any place. We think that he has
even the Pekin Gazette. official journal Of his
Celestial Majesty. Those who wish to read il
can call there to- day and Staub will be ready TO
satisfy their curiosity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

The old established, well and. widely known sg
grocery firm. Messrs. Clark Il Meader. tor O.
number Of years past located on Carondelet
street have determined to open a branch store
In the Sixth District for the convenience Of their
patrons living In that portion Of the city. They
at the junction OF st. Charles and Napoleon
Avenues. and have erected thereon conmodi~
GUS and substantial brick building, which they
propose to stock with an extensive and varied
assortment of the different kinds and finest
grades OF groceries for family use. The con-.
yenient system pursued by the firm of deliver
ing groceries free of charge to all parts Of the
city. and having their wagons cali at convenient
and specified times at the residences of patrons
for orders will be continued at the new store.
The two stores will be connected, BY prompt
communication by telephone. which win be.
whenever needed, &C the service of their, pat
rons at either end. This enterprising firm have
purchased very handsome Fairbanks scales
exclusively for the use Of and amusement Of
LADIES who require to be weighed, and q register
viii. be kept for reference. The firm has done
business In this city for number Of years and
have built up An immense trade and gained for
itself a reputation for fair dealing and enter
prise second to no other firm in the city. AS
will be seen BY the advertisement in another
column, the branch store will be opened on
Monday. second September.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

Floating baths Offer fns facilities for bathing
in fresh water,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-04-13

Concluded On Fourih Ppgc.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-04-13

The mortgage held by the Government, in
its terms and by judicial decision of the
United States circuit court cannot be enforce
ed until the maturity of the bonds, which is
near the close of the present century.
The bonds are accommodating an interest
account, also uncollectible until the princi-
pal is due. Principal and interest, when due,
will amount to-the very large aggregate of
over S7z.GOO 00U-