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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-05-04
Original Attachment.
State Of Tennessee---MontgOmery C.

., II. IUOIlliiS vs.. DIlits tITIsII, COI
In this cause it appearing by affidavit that
the defendant, Charles Parish, is justly in
debted to the plaintiff, and is a nonresident
of the State, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on him, and an origi-
nal attachment having been levied on his
property: 1t is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the Clarksville Chroni-
Gle, a newspaper published in the city of
GAINESVILLE, for four successive weeks, COM
manding the said Charles Parish to appear
Peace for said county, at my office in
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county, Tenn, on
the LIST day of June. 1878, and make defence
to said suit against him, or it will be pro-
ceeded with eX parte. r. d. READ,
April q, lS7S-4t Justice of the Peace.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-05-04

MULDOoN, of Louisville, KY,
will build the Confederate monu-
ment at Columbus, Ga.
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In Chancery at ClarksVilLe- State of
Tennessee.

CLERK AND MASTERS OFFICE
Aprl 10, 1873 7
Elizabeth Hester, Complainant, VS.. j. ]. G..
Mcknight, Defendant.
It appearing from the Sheriff7s return of
the process issued in this cause that the
Defendant, J. j. G.. Mcknight, Is a nom
resident of the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered that ne enter his
appearance, herein, before or within the first
three days of the next term Of the Chancery
Court, to be held at GAINESVILLE on the first
Monday in July next, 1873 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 GAINESVILLE CHRONICLE
POLK G.. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Master.
A. g. GOoDLETT, Sol'r for Comp't.
April -, lS7S-4tprfS5 co.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-05-04
Blacksmithing.

have opened a shop on Water street, next
door to the warehouse of +. b. Whitfield,
where / am prepared TO do all kinds OF
Blacksmfthing on short notice. Horse
shooting speciality.
Feb. Is. 'TS-Sm. HENRY STAFFORD
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PATENTS

obafurf T0F TnueltfOrg, IN ne btlic haNfAi llhdla
0elrs Eoeifef Ia Wdrhingfon, difceiiH oppoa.N ~
LHHef States P1eftO1cc PC arc u1l, ~ oilfd o. p.
Pafe1f Busincss t0ifi create prom fiieal ara i
,-d 80 of thnu ofer Dnfaf nifJlIlff tr1 orc 1f 2
diSld1cs from Wdshiaqi0n, and ifl0 hapct lcfooft
10 efafl0n associate ofiOrlepf W. hinft lltlta.
taarli combinations aud lrallt opinions ~ 70 o.
HI ne,o f4tsItfios aud Pnicnis are ned ~ atll ~
a cOpH on our Guide for obtaining rnift4, Niiiel
Il senf free 90 any 0ddTcHa, and c04td ~ cons W
mailer We refer 20 me 6crub1m- fafv tlit N iilli
Bafsk Washington, y. c. ne koVat hncdieA, Mor'
weofdn, and Ddnigh Leg1fionh, az l,9lgn ~.
q ne OFicidls ne u s. PafeEt O1lce, pnd @ hikF
Ors and members Of Congress from cDtTv hiatf
Address. LOUIS DAGGER a CO., S1liciio'l
n Putsnt. and Attorneys al Las. II DTOa Buaiing
Warrington, ID. q.
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IS4@. 1878.
SADDLES and HARNESS.
1915.
OLD RELIABLE, TIME TRIED AND
FIRE TESTED.
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Col
lars, Whips, Trunks, &C.,

made of the best material, and will be sold
at prices to suit the times.
To my friends and the public generally /
return my thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended, and trust shall receive
a continuance of the same.
Respectfully,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-05-04
CITY ORDINANCE.

April 10. 1878-4w.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT WEAK FUTURES CLOSED
srEADY-FLoUR QUIET-wHEAT NOMINAL
CORN UNcHANGED-OATs pULL-wHIsKEY
NOMINAL NoMINAL-LARD UN-
CHANaED-PRrRoLEUM DULL--oILs STEADY
SPIRITS rURPENTINE DULL-RosIN DULL
CoFFEE QUIET-sUGAR QUIEr-FREIoHTs
VERY QUIET.
SATURDAY, Jan. f2-8 p n.
Business was everywhere moderate to-day, the
markets being quiet, without important change. On
Change hour was quiet Wheat nominal, but no
lower-buycrs holding of owing to peace probabili.
lies. Corn dull, unchanged. Oats dull, lower 10 sell.
whiskey nominal. Pork nominal. Lard without
decided change Freghts quiet. Groceries quiet.
Oils generally steady, but quiet Petroleum dull.
Naval stores dull
CorFEE.-The market for Rio dull Mild coffee was
dull. We quote ordnary cargoes. 15c. 1870 fair
l71c.; good do, 1885, prime do, 1876. ls,zc
range for lots. 154c 20isc Santos fair to good 17c
l7c, gold. 90 days; Java. government bags. 22c
mats. 22c 24c Singapore. l715c 1Stsc Cey-
Ion, l7c. 1870; Maracaibo. 16c 1890; Laguayra i7c
lSxc Jamaica. leo. 17c st. Domingo. l51sc fsc ;
Porto Rico, l6sc l9,sc Costa R,ca. 1890 l9,sc.
Mexican. l6lzc 49, MAcassar Ire. lstc ;Angostura
1910:
COTTON on the spot weak In tone but not q quoa
biy lower Future deliveries opened points lower,
and renained weak all day The decline for the day
tho decline Tho official closing prices to-day pared
with Fridays, were us fOlows:-
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
refined. ss Philadolphis aud Baltimore

e Tor ordinsy refined st Phadelphis and Baltimore.
market duh and ruled buyer,
Prime ss'f se Go si%'
sa%s, "' &c buss.s.ass. s s'''sa good sosS
'e ss%s ss pri%s ss los 40
ssssrn 70 prime. ioc s0 Live is 90
s pair M We %s.srn per
pair 81 szss 81 chckens .Jsrsey. DC. a. ioc wss.
SO, ss ssssip..Port go ssls lard ssss
serces ECO Sb. and 525 dressed hoss sa7 Pork
sla 40 cash. ana 80 sbs for March aelI1sry sold AZ
s sis .tes .srasrs sii 20 BID %
81 SIZED ID March si % bid ss 80 asked April 81 bid
ss1 ssm. .s s ' ss. s DC. ss es .s
h. si and nef ..s ., ss Ms. q
81 ssa 81 81 fCr plaS mess 81 sls 50 for extra
%ss Lard wac change The eesns ss
s sr @ IS s. sa = SO .ss sS
,. @ Sss's . = 81 s's&lsss IN z
~ 30 7's Ap ~ the 70 ''0, sales mere 200 ssrcss city
orss ss' Continent so % sold w'ssts st
% fs as active os e chsss Shsss
srae w.r. ns We prices but the ossr gses
ss s,.'s dairy 2Ss sac Western common 70 hae l2es
goods were neglected. Full cream quoted at l3c
for the week. 539e do The market
ss conssqnence prices weak mark quotations
24c " estern 2oc 90 Limed-Sate lsc u l9c.; West
neglected Ne quote :Csrolus. fair &c 0hc. good
prime. 6ssc slc.: choice. 7c Louisiana prime
9f esc Patna, 7c a7kc currency Rsnsoon In bond
sssAs.oldeTs -, Of raw were still, very arm.
b "t anai n s .oa Rehas. closed qS.
refining, 7hc good do. 7kc prime do. 7Sc Cuba, gro
ssH.s Nos s"G'i to- & 10 ms nsss nS ana
boxes eAc IKE; Porto kico. refining, prime,
sI:sa.,d ss si0sssy far 81 g ess' ss ss.s%
lated 0se. loaf o4c as,sc: white extra G's, So
sssc yellow extra Cs 7sc 77sc other grades, inclnd
Observation-Disclosures % sierces and so bbls The market
TALLow-Receipts 81 tierces and SIS bbls The market
was quiet Sales we're 30 0oO lbs. at Tie IL Ice
WnisKEy. Receipts. 43S bbls The market psminal
all classes of tonnage but unchanged Engage
terms, and steam 1000 busnels wheat p%a; so boxes
private terms London, steam $500 bushels wheat, 94d
5000 ba:hels d. Cd. standard 100 bulls pork, Is. I'd
6s. Cd; 1000 boxes cheese, 45s Glasgow, steam,
5000 bushels corn private terms ChartersA
~ ss 3D. Norwegian bark do arrive, rumored." hence
Cork for orders with 500 quarters grain ut S.
American bark s tons nence to Genoa. Leghorn Ma
recently with 1900 cases refined petroleum, hence
smyrna at soc. and general cargo private terms;
with oil and general cargo ON private terms;
bark. from Philadelphia TO the Baltic. With 2.200
bbis refined petroleum at5s 3D.; Norwegian bark. with
American brig 800 tons (Aid hence 70 Lisbon, with
tobacco, provisions and rosn, on private terms
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
POST OFFICE AFFAIRS.

The following figures show the amount OF postage
collected Mt the New York Post Once newspapers
and periodicals. for 1ST7:-rwo cont matter,
H. sS2 $50 pounds s2s7 64o so; three cent matter.
2y65 e67 pounds sSs,979 OIL showing total colIec-
ton on printed matter Of s326. .62s 6l.
Five steamers leaving port yesterday carried away
S. $50 ordinary 657 registered letters and % pouches
OF newspapers
The cashicr's statement for tue wcos ending January
II shows receipts OF s63 7ol for postage starips.
stamped envelopes, postal cards, &c.
Superintendent Hallett, OF the Searchcrs Do.
partmcnt reports having corrected tho adj.
dress aud forwarded to intended destInl
ton i,OI2 letters, as follows. during tho
past week ALBANY. y. ", is; Brooklyn. ~ ",
2d3; buffalo, n Y, 2s Boston, Mass. l46; BQ,n
more, Md, 26 Bridgeport. Conn.,. 4 Chicago, ~,
36; Cleveland, OHIO, IA Cincinnati. OHIO, IL; Coum.
BUS, OHIO, 8; Chnrlcslon, c., 2; Cambridge, Mass.
l; Durham, N. o., L; Elizabeth \. j., o; Elmira, N.
", d Pniindepba Pa. 226 Ptssburg, Pa. IL Provi-
dcncc. II. l., l3 Poughgecpse, n. Y, 4; Rochester,
n Y, IL Richmond Va, 4; Roncou n. Y. !;
Hartford, Conn, IL; Jersey City. y. j., SO KINGS
ston n. Y, l; Lowell, Mass, /; Milwaukee WIS. :;
Memphis, Tcnn., .; Mount kisco, n. ", 2; Newark,
n d. ~; New Haven, Conn, II; New Orleans, La !.
o; Nassau, n. Y, II; Newport, X. l., z; Newburg,
n Y. I; Norfolk, Va, ; Oswefo. n. Y, 2; syrl-
cusc, y. Y. l3; San Francisco, Cal, s. 81. Louis,
Mo-, 90; Troy, n. Y, 10; Uucn, " T., &; washius.
ton, d. O, II; Yonkcrs, n. Y, ..
The New York herald., 1878-01-13

at 25f ls'sc. The closing prices In London vore:-
Consols, for money and account. s5I e5k; new 41s
per cent bonds, 1o4k . lo4,S; hvetwenty bonds Of
1867, lo61l l06x; ten-forty bonds, 10sx; fvcs of
1881, lo6x; Ere, common snares, o; Eric, preferred
shares. 23; Illinois Central To- Bar silver was quoted
at 535ld. per ounce
STATE BONDS
State bonds al the Board dull ana steady, with
sales confined 10 Georgia and Missouri SKIES Of
lsss District Of Columbia 65's and Tennessee sxes,
old.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were generally higher, and the fol-
lowing were tho changes compared with last previous
sales:-An advance Of per cent In Ohio and Missis-
sippi consolidated, y In Hudson River second sink
Ing funds, IN Buffalo. New York aud Erie first
mortgage and c. G. c. aud l., In Lshigh and
wilkssbarre consos. and Michigan Central 0vens, q
In Louisville and Nashville corsois OF 1898 aud y
New Jersey Central nrsts. new. There was decline
OF u in Great Western nrsls OF 1888 Tex oouponl
ST. Paul sinking funds and Northwestern gold ssvens
anu u in Alton and Terre Haute seconds, preferred
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.
ANTWERP. Jan. IL, 1873.
Petroleum, 2sXr for hue pale American.
NEw YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT

Petroleum, 2sXG for hue pale American.
PRODUCE RkpoRr
LIVERPOOL. Jan. IL, 1873.
rork-Eastern duh at CTS; Western dull at 55s Bacon
Cumberland dull mt 32s short rib dull 33s long
clear dull ut 3lS short clear dull 32s uams-Long
cut steady At 4S shoulders dutl 26s Beefndis
dull v3s steady at l6s prime steady
Primo city dull at 40s Cd Turpentne-Sprits steady
25s Cd kosn-Common steady ut 5s Cd hne dull ut los
Cheese merican choice STEADY At 63s I'd. Lard oil dull
at 46s Flout-Extra state dull at 2DS Sd Whcat-No. l
spring dull lis I'd No spring dull at los 3D. winter
duh lis 3D. Corn-Mixed soft, old. duh Dos 9d.
mixed prime steady 2Ss 3D. Cotonseed oii--Yellow
Amer erican, none IN the market.
LONDON, Jan. IL. 1873.
Aiarxs business done In the Mincing Lane
during the week. Prices generally
beginning OF the week. but have since rcceded. The
the close Is again quiet. Coloury plant tation
CeyIon coffee, crop brought about previous
with good demand, but the general market is quieter
for slime Sugar cd Tuesday armer
slight advance upon low sorts but the latter ajer
ward became dull could not be realized ut tho
mcnt Many parcels OF crystallized Demerara sold by
auction at about last weeks recovery. All kinds Of
refined have brought better prices ew of last
supplied and there are rev changes.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Jan. 1875 2. NJ.
Paris advces quote i've cent rcntes 109f 2s for tho
account.
PARIS Jan. IL, lS7S.
Exchange on London. 2oG 1850. for short sight.
LONDON, Jan. L. 1879
Silver is quoted to-day At 537sd per ounce.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks wsre:-
MINING SHARES,

The following were the opening prices for mining
stocks at San Fraikisco to-day. Prices are better,
and show advance from the closing last evening OF
y a "a por cent:-Gould L. Curry, 8; Savage, 10Y
Cnoilar Potosi. 80; 0pnr. 46ts; Hale Il Norcross 81
Grown poiut, 8; Yellow jacket, o; Becher, 4; vir-
gnia Consolidated, 81; California 27; Overman, Is
Raymond Ely, g.; Best Belcher, 18h; Kcntuok,
&; Union Consolidated, o. Alpha, l2l; Serre Nevada
1; Mexican, l3K; Eureka Consolidated, 81; Justice,
~; Utah, lSX; Jackson, 3L.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
REAL ESTATE.
The sales on the Exchange yesterday wor. - !oI

lowS:-
Supreme Court foreclosure sale Frederick W. Lcew
@ fS.'s With "a aSS5 S ,s, i5iT s'f l%' s
426it O. Of 4th av 70 plaintiff r...:...........si7o"
supreme eg5' fSTsesSrs ,;s-E ,,. " re
,.o r. " q isa az te ia pss,,a On sii.,, e
av.. 5oli IT'S Of Ii5th at to plan.in..... o.60d
s,r,,,. co,r, sor.cos,rs C. .sie Lrgs seoaea
o wo lots ,1es @ sSHloS sg Sa ge' 7dA CON
Supreme cour. foreclosure sale l. W. Emerson.
sS ''si is sIs~a
18th St. s. a.. iGs o. .y a. 70 plaintiff 10000
supreme Court fs.erio.aas .se s 4 Meade. rex
ios sox.o.s. 80 So2 Ea', lloh 81. = iasn -. 80,
Also. ,hc three story and basement brown .icas
front house with lot 2,Sasli. 30 20 tasI ia7th
4o ny ~ sriS.,ss e 8, Ss ss .sb D;"'s rnDs.x
supreme Court icseeG.ure ;ale ale n drsn siqe'sir
n ". corner Of Ewood av part OF the sstate Of -,
Isaac Dyek""o to pi"s,a or,. ...'.-..'.. 1000
Foreclosure S.le oi ten years lease OF NO. 20 49,.
Total sale. for the day. .seieod
SD st.. r. s.. 30 H. W. cr ,i,h av.. 5oax2o: PhiiiD
5otS ST. ~ $. iss t. ". Of i,i sv aosiio5 fhos
Darraah and wife to N. ..... -: 2e.5o1
Lopcr aud wife 60 y. KING. ............... iiouo
c2aa ward John pru'lng and wife to u. W. RON
Darling to }. Dsimonte -. ............a 2s.5oo
O. Besrd.lee treieree, 50 A. o. Humphrey 5000
D o sr & : s...., so sr.r., re- Of % S sy ssa
w L,ie Insurance Company 1900
.s's Washington @ place ssa s@@9s "as "t J. T. s PsrSo
ss%hsrn soaeysrd " eorasr i,s6 st. assroo
s m"sy sn9s",S' w. Of !. 70 AZ, y = psd@'Js Jane; oo'
l.. Jackson aud sifs Il. uson. 1000
l"i" ~ ., IT, w y, w. o., 81 ',s -. ia'Sn III f.
4'h az O. 3D.. H. Of ,lss ~ 80 ssiresalar
sls $, "a, u. . d io,h av.. 55xioo5;J. %.
,6, sr 'e'rss 70 Of i,., Il, io'n
Hoffman a. reisrse 10 H. q; Ccmees ~. 5000
f,ss lss H. T. s,m.i,., @ 10 10 81 MSsssn ~ os. xOu
water.,., $. s2 ~ =. OF Moatgsmery st.. 2ssx
7ss6 st. n I: 1s 4. q 81 av y s@loaa: X ~"
y Henry. referee. 10 Ncs Yors Lilo Insurance
7s,s d, n s.. 1854 n. e. Of Sd av.. ID sxiol.a;
iaa'@ st. : .. 1886 Il. W VI is, a,. issiooii
io5ti St. Harlem diver irrssaar; i. i. smith.
re'srre. 20 T. hunyon .................... 1850
Robins. Franci. T.. TO Peter r OBrcn. n. s. seth .
Aese. mann \. ana hnsbssd' 60 s Dsjiiiin a.
'i.l t.. w. o. s,n Az yy'f ,a io'
Broadway and Loer,y ~ nionths.............. 1000
Cary. Anna NJ 10 A. h. Holly. 8 sad 81, ". OF 7sh
pensniy 3. Anna st. 70 A. Douglass. I. Perry st.,
Austin. " Wiamy ysJ 70 julia bradford n. :: 6s . Be- '0'
tween ioth aud i,h avs 4yesrs.,............. 1000
5oth 81, OF IN $3.50
Company, poster, y. Of ursnd ST.. year. 900
st. Of 5tn Az. year ............''....'... 2oDo
Dahicr. August add Nao, to l.. " cidmsnn West
chester Railroad ~ esd ward ycar......... 900
), 5sh av, syesr.. .'....... o555
Isl az. years ..'.....,...,.... coo
Marx. kctchs. % ri'ss A. christy. "a OF 47tn 81,
sritsms,,er jacob 70 iaas " : Of ESSEX st.
JeAn.,sn, rctes aud wiIs. 70 Q. b. MmlGewsn sol
10Th 81. e.. Of I'd years .............. 2OC
E,ssS a.. ; Of lsiymstea 81 sssrs,..''.., i7ol
shon, aad Maple ~. ,assa ward sy ysar........ 7o
The New York herald., 1878-01-13

$1,000 US $40 1857 lo5x $1,000 US Az 1891 l03s<
1000 US 5's al iO5sl 1000 US 4s r. 1907 . Ir q
24OOO Us 49, r, 1891. 1854
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~ ivoNJ Southern !
S2s 20 y Y. y II 4 II. ..bc 1874
: loo uhlc, B 4 Y be TO-
2 100 Mo. Kan / Tex he <
Bss % P.FtW&C guar. bc OIL
y lUO II 4 81 Jo......bc II
DG 100 II A s't 10 pf. :. BIC 20
~ 100 Ohio a Miss. .bc. .b3 \
The New York herald., 1878-01-13

$1,000 Louisiana CON.
1900 Lehieh a " Sc.
500 Ny Gent LIST. reg ]
~ -hs Bank OF kep
10 Bank oi y America
IuO W estvrn Union....
<V' 90 ...........
xOJ do .........,.y
The New York herald., 1878-01-13

Wheat dull but held steady The sales between tho
calls were $4,000 bushels at ~ asi 30 for ungraded
ssnd eSscs whiss ,st sas's re-
Chicago. 81 "a or No NIL lwauEee and 81 80 for New
fssfusr .ss a. SHss shs s. T.. ws1e ieaF a4 S5
bushels No spring fer February as 3o' ana 5000 do
tho At the calls were 5000 bushels Janusry steamer
Soc; 5000 do do. No 3 at 52,sc 5000 DO. February
5000 bushels at 57e 57Ae for steamer, 52c 5slac
for No mixed aud 62s4c No. mixed in small way.
closing Ms follows ;-Exra white 4ic.; 10 do. 42c
4se extra No. do. s,,c No. DO. 3s,sc. ana no
74c. Tor Western aud 15c 77c. for State
quote American dressed Si7s Siss 90 ior single. slo
clean 500 $40, eod Italian s27o s27, gold: iu,c.
4ac, &c. gold Juie butts 2Ac. 2Jsc currency. cash
was ueelected. Me quote '--cu6s centrifugal and
Sa: .Gaa SOC ss sa'sq srScesy sy ss 7 Fco
Rico. SIC. a &c. ingIish is,nds s2c 4oc, New Or
Nss have nohns srep new G 70 rspsr, spirit.
turpcniine being weak at late prices aud uomnalv
:,ca d. !. '''a goa s.eG u = 81 e.
.sn A.sss ri! 4 snSa Strained s s" s. a g
Turpcntne nrm hard. si ~, soft and virgin. So 2o
Uils-Cc,tonsse cd oii-The following worc the bid ana
asked prices ~ the ca. January. 52c. 5l,,c; teb
aseed iinssed oil sti 6rm We quote .-linseed oil
winter sperm 30. do natural do .5 crude Norhcrn
65c. do. southern, 55c bcached winter 7c. natural
do, do Tie winter blcachcd fish, 53c
hsh. sound. 45c. Maino. t7c. SOC.
ina There very little dc"g AZ ths Petroaum tx.
ss9enic ihe maxst oesnea ~ 81 3S.t NJ, co'sd at
do, In bos DJse refined, in bLis. lie asked a., ~
cases. nOmina 5ise Tor ordinary brands; naphths d4c
The New York herald., 1878-01-13

| "A. stock. Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
IS and 81 Broad st.
Fractional lots OF stock dealt In margin Of
cent? shares 81 10 shares SO ~ shares SO 100 shares
$lUO also Grain and Cotton de ealt IN bnsis
FALK a SMITH.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
EINANCIAL

I WILL GIVE sioo FOR TIE USE OF 81 600 SIX
1months cannot give security that would be copsid
cred sufficient for the sAe but interview would cOl
vince an honorable ability both make proper
0. and repay In fuii Address LADY OF HONOR
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
FINANCIAL.


N. MEsSRS Il. W. TODD co.
20 Broadway.
would respectfully cali sttention the facilities
offered their Office Tor dealing In stocks Exchange
quotations IN TO- IS so share lots margin OF
per cent
Gentlemen desrous of specuating in quiet free
from the o! crowd will IND this Is the place
to got their orders executed.
A 4 227 AND 223 BROADWAY, CORNER or BAR
"A clay st.. opposite Post Office.
Stocks bought and sold lots OF five shares aud
per cent margin.
Commission Lie. u. U. TRACY.
At NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
N quotations.
operators can buy and sell stock on margin of one
cent at same price 100 share lots, with
further liability beyond marsn deposited aud
their own orders In person. by telegraph or ettcr.
80 margin on . shares.
- margin on 20 sharcs.
100 margin on 100 shares.
Commissions "a.
u. W. HOMAN
10 Broad ST.. New York.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-01-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
F0r The ,oesk eDdino r., : 1s7e

rOT me t0eek ending Jan. D, 1915.
All Deeds. Mortgages, etc. for record
should be addressed to E. E. Mason, Re-
eorder, jefferson, Ashtabula County, Ohio.
Daniel McDaniels to Sally A. McDaniels,
Cherry Valley, 126 $40 acres, $780,.
Dwight Birch and wife to II. L. Dodge,
Rome, s acres, $500. II. A. Eckler and
wife TO G. R. Bunnell. jefferson, ? acres,
$50. Hubbard and Hulburt to Paul
Smith, Asntabula, acres, $3.50. Ad-
ministrstOrs OF o. c. Russell TO Emily G.
Smith, Orwell u acres, $50. Phillip
Hart and wife to Wallace W. Doty, Con-
neaut, acre, 800. Phillip Hart and
wife to Mary NJ. Hill, Monroe, 29 acres,
5000. James Rawson and wife to Amazi-
ah Snow, KingsVille, 40 acres, $500. J.
D'Venen to John d. Blakely, Connesut, Il
acre, 81. 400. L. E. Braymsn TO A. l..
Aldrieh, PierpOnt, 6S rods. $500. I. 5.
Winship and wife to a. L. Aldrieh, Pier
pOnt, 68 rods, $500. r R. Aldrieh and
wife to Laura NJ. Aldrich, Pierpont, 68
rods, 81. E. J. Davis and wife to B. F.
Udell. Jefferson, 3 acres, $3.50. g. NJ.
Rockwell and wife to J. P. Rockwell,
4Sichmond, acres, $25. l. N. Collins to
J. P. Rockwell, Richmond, 2 acres $3.50.
H. NJ. Woodruff and wife to 7. A. Dor
man, Ashtabula, - acres, $500. Free
man F. Garfield and wife to G. L. Morsy,
Orwell, 76 67-100 acres, 81, 900. Charlotte,
NJ. Jordon % Geo. W. JOrdon, Orwell, 2
acres, $4O0. Maria c. and Daniel Will
Jams to Geo. W. Jordon Orwell, 1 136-160
acres, 800. Rufus Frock and wife to Al
mon Ring, COnneaut, 80 acres, 1915.
Sheriff Of Ashtabula county to Variety
Iron Works Company, Dorset, 40 acres,
$34O. Fisk and Morrison, trustees, to
Farmers National Bank, Ashtabuls, =
sc res, $3.50. Lucius Dean and wife to
John Dean, Conneaut, 8 acres, $100. Sa-
rah E. Wadsworth to John B. Fletcher,
Geneva, - acres, 81 800.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-01-11
Press Plsasantriss

The Geneva Times seems to think it
meritoriOus to exclude local advertise
ments or notices from its local columns,
and in last weeks issue it puts on q smile
of cOmplaeency over its claim to doing so.
Not in that very same issue it prints q
standing local advertisement right among
its local reading matter-and one # the
half price foreign ones at that-and on ID
page right among its regular reading mat
ter, it publishes one of those long editorial
puffs for DR.. Pierce, which pay less than
one-fourth rates, and which we have re-
fused time after time. Consistency is a
iewsl"-but apparently they don't believe
in jewellery at the Times Office.
AshtdbUlG NeIes. jan Sd.
'"The item upon which the foregoing is
based had 10 reference whatever to the
NelCs The item referred to the action Of
the jefferson Gazette, in separating its 10
cal news from its local advertising, and
the course was commended as in good
taste, and more business-like. There was
nothing in the item that called for any
such gratuitious intermeddling on the part
of the NeI0s. The standing local" re-
ferred to got out of place in making up the
form. and so did the notice Of E.Dr.
Pierce" We have never considered
it our business to pass judgment
on the nature and paying qualities
of advertisements IN the NesUs, OF in any
other paper, with which we we're on ex-
changing terms If, perchance. Mr.. Sper-
~ really possesses the courteous, amiable
qualities he has so often affected since he
came among us, he must be heartily
ashamed of himself by this time, for there
is deal of bad humor manifest in the mat
ter above quoted. Almost every week
something Of kindred nature appears in
the Nescs, but for what purpose We can
hardly divine, unless its inordinate vanity
and conceit Graves constant attention, Of
some kind. Mr.. Sperry seems to be deter
mined to be the jewel of consistency by
being uniformly offensive. The fact that
the item quoted was written in the open
ing hours Of the New Year, with possibly
a lurking devil tugging at each particular
hair, may have had something to do with
the SPIRIT of it. Or, maybe, his ihdepen-
dent position leaves him free to disregard
the proprieties OF editorial life, If so, it is
hoped he may find the ''bread- and -butterp
side, soon, and cast his fortunes with it.
Genera Times.
We fear our Geneva cotemporary does
not make due allowance for that dyspep-
sia trouble. It's dreadful on spleen.