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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-20

I am curious to know who your
correspondent .'Skinfiint" is, from
Southside. He wrote good piece,
but from what know of this COM
munity don't think there is any
one here who ought to wear that APP
pellation. We have no Skinflints.
Everybody goes to see everybody,
and when we have wedding or q
birthday dinner good things are
spread out free as air. In the next
place he did not spell his name
right, and it is the only word in the
communication that is mispelled.
Now / think if he had been used to
wearing that name he would have
known how to spell it. He may be
some new conner, or he may be a
very modest man who takes up in
himself a worse name than he de-
serves.
Speaking Of birthday dinners we
had one yesterday at organs Cross
Roads. Our hostess was just TWEEN
ty-one that day, and another excel
lent lady in the neighborhood was
just forty the same day, so they
celebrated the event at Squire Dun.
/ lavy's. There were many guests
from both sides of the river and good
cheer was the order of the day. We
are sorry that it will be a whole
year before these good ladies viii
reach another mile post. Meantime
the turkeys will grow and fatten.
i We are all interested in the racy
communications of the "ClarksvillC
grip who is writing from the North
This correspondent used to get let
tiers from her when she was schoo
girl, and feels all the more interes
in her letters to the CHRONICLE
now. Hope she will continue he
visit awhile longer if she will only
keep sending us such letters.
Skinflint is right about our roads
ifhe will stir our people up on tina
subject he may sign himself any
thing he pleases.
G. d. PERCUSSION.
Dec s. 1879.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-20

THE population of the globe may
be roughly ssuned at l ,421 900, 900
divided thus: Europe, 800, 900, 900;
Asia, S24, 100000; Africa, 1919, 00O,-
600; Oceanica, 100000; America,
85,000,000. 1t has been calculated
from the mortality tables of known
countries that the annual number of
deaths throughout the world is 3d.
693, $50, or that, in other words, 97,-
$50 persons die every day. On the
other hand, the balance of pOpula-
ton is more than kept up by births
at the rate of l04, 800 perday. Seven
ty new lives are uShered in every
minute of the twenty-four hours.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-20

y GoRNELL's plurality over Robin
sun in New York, according TO the
Official returns is 40,172. keIly's
entire vote is n ,479. If the Kelly
andNRobinsOn vote had been cast for
the same man, as they would have
been had there been no fight among
the factions, New YORK would have
been carried for tie De nOcratiC tick
ct by a majority of 81, 307 votes.
That isn'tso very discouraging for
1SG0i
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-20
Dec s. 1879.

WE are indebted to Capt. Ben. f.
Egan for the following sketch of our
old and valued friend, the Caney
Fork Fife Major, William Strong :
This pioneer boatman, now the
oldest man actively engaged in
steamboating on the Cumberland
river, was born in Virginia in the
year 1911; began his nautical career
as second cook i'll a Hurry county
flatbOat in 1929; shipped as deck
hand on the Tom Yeatman in 1882.
AS q carpenter, he assisted in build
ing the Harry Hill in 1888, and
when she came out, ran on her two
years as fireman. For several years
thereafter he was engaged in keel
boating between Nashville ana the
Caney Fork river. In 1888 he was
carpenter on the steamer Nashville,
A. l.. Davis, Master. His cOmpe-
tent worth was properly appreciated
in 1847, when he was placed in COM
mand of the first May Duke. He
built the Humboldt at Cincinnati
in 1854, the A. l.. Davis at Canton,
KY, in 1855, and the Red Rover at
Louisville in 1857. He was the
Master and principal owner of these
boats. He has been Captain of the
Josephine, Commerce, Allegheny
Mail, Sligo No. 3, Embassy, Hunts.
vile, Louisa, May Duke, Jno. A.
Fisher, A. Baker, Nick w. Hughes,
Ollie Sullivan, Talisman, Ella
Hughes, WRst Wind, TarascOn,
Shippers Own and seventy-ive OF
thirty other boats whose names we
have forgotten. He was in charge
of the Hum boldt when she was de.
stroyed by sinking in 1856 and Cap
tain of the Charter when she was
captured and burned ia 1868 by
Confederate cavalry under the COM
mand of Major J. r. Mccain, the
present Clerk Of the County Court Of
Davidson.
[Capt. Strong is gentleman well
and favOrably known by every
man, woman, child and yellow dog
along the banks of the wild Sc
vance from Point Burnside down
to the Mouth of Smithland.-ED.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-20

A MICHIGAN journal says: sin
this State etiquette permits bride
to be married without gloves, be-
cause that's the way she handles the
groom after marriage"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-20

JAY GoULD's check for $500, 000,
which was given to Commodore
Garrison ON the purchase of the Sc
curities of the Missouri Pacific rail-
road, few days ago, is said to be
the largest check ever drawn by any
private individual in this country
That amount" said GoHld to the
Commodore, when the little bit of
paper passed between them, sis only
a hand Of 1h4g t1oney / made in
esii drugs. -;RX naming
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-20
GAINESVILLE MALE ACADEMY

This school win begin on the THIRD
MONDAY 1.-THE 18th day. OF AUGUST, 1879.
The Principal can take four or i've board
ers in his own family.
Principal, ID. M. QUARLES,
June2l lST9-1 GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-20

"THE Southern Grant booIny'
marks the editor of the Chg
Times, with unusuli precision &c
pears to be principally in tn
brains of a few Northersi FOR.
A more accurate map of Into N
ton was never given to t
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-20

MEXICO wants a telegraph cable
across the Gulf of Mexico 10 the
United States.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-20

[ EOR- q fall line of school Supplies suns-is
.hto Varheld 4 Reynolds. Lewis
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-12-20

, face to get the latest style
6 Pther Novelties of theseasoa
sosen1eld's.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-04-17

Slit 6Glfe Der obenItebenben Isabelle lit es
leI9t, in pprfommenoen Salen cine 9enaue
Ibidabuns Der Guantitat NdSeL, Die fur cine
Nrbeit nOtbi8 iinO, gu MAIDEN.
Sribe WeIonen. = Sill man re6t
friibe WeIonen sieben, 10 laiIe man ben Sas
men unter ltoos feimen; oies er3telt man,
inoem man bas auf einem Seller iiber ben
Samen sebedte Ntoos ta9li9 NIT laurparmem
@aHer beeiebt unb ben Seller unter ben Diem
felt. ga9 3 bis 4 Tagen feimt 0ann Der
Game. Nun Made man aus Bappenoedel
runbe ober pieredige @efaBe, an oenen Der
8oben nit itarfem 8arn angenabt lit. Sn
iebes 8efSb fiiQe man @aloz ODER &ompoItz
erbe, Iege 6 bis 7 9efeimte Samenforner Elm,
beoede tie bebutiam nit @roe uno iebe bic
S9adteL ms Ofiitbeet, I'm Iie por nod ems
tretenben 9ta9tfr0iten uno raubem Wetter gu
idaben. Sin 8esieBen barf nur ielten 9ez
i9eben; bic iun9en 8fan3en uertrasen nt6t
pieIe StdIe; CUR Borii6t made ma elnlse
263er in Die Bappe, bamit bas iiberflullt9e
@aIIer abfIieBen fam. ST fem Sroit mebr
gu befur9ten, 10 iete man Die ein3elnen
S6a6teIn, pie tie iino, an ibren 8eltims
munesort ms Srete unb bebede ie rin9sum
nit @rbe. Die 8appe 5erfdat baIo uno Die
9laraen entrptfeln Ii9 berrli4, tnoem tie
beim 8erIeben an ibrem obnebin i9wa9en
8urseImart niGt i'm WinOeiten bei6dot9t
pur6en. 8on ben 8lan56en siebe man
bann bic '9pd9eren beraus nno lafe rur
b06Itens 2 Bis 8 beiIammen iteben; blelelben
,ueroen nrr Inn 10 ~frafti9er beranwa9len uno
160ne Sriidte BET Soften tra9en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-04-17
Gin grauIiges SamiliensSru

bat ii6 in Oieien Ta9en Dor benz S9wursez
ri6tsbofe in Naumbur9 a.b.S g. ob9eIpielt.
SIM iiberfllIten @eri9tsiaaIe erI3eint in Der
4Serion oer uerebeIi9ten TasIDbnerin Iu9ufte
Wtiiler, seb. Menid, elmer 32iGbrisen SSrau
aus benz naben 9orfe 8ennbort bic M0rOerz
in ibrer bret bIubenben &inoer. Die 8ers
banoIun9 Der Sade er9ibt foIsenben 3batbez
itanb. Die Inseflo9te, cine orme, aber arz
beitiame Srau uno jartli6e Wutter, foil tueoen
zines, uno 3uar ~speiten, unerbebIi9en Deb
ltablS mad Dem bieIi9en 8efdnsniIe panoern.
Sn Der peini9enOen 8eiorgnib Oab ibr gbez
mann 1pabrenb Der @efdn9mbboft nidt fir
bic 8ttber iOr9en tonne ooer rpoae (oer Mann
beeioete, oab er bie5u ieiner Srau 9eseniber
ausOridli9 ii9 bereit erfIdrt babe, falls Die
&iroer nidt NIT I'M @efdn9nille oufgenomz
men lueroen f0nnten), pen6et li9 Die Srau
i'm 3uitanOe Der b06iten SeeIenan9it an bic
Oorfbeb6rbe. Ob9lei9 aud bort ibr Ausii9t
9ema9t wiro, oab man mo- n0tbiS Oer &ins
Der ii9 annebmen ,uerOe, 10 fonnte bic Srau
bod ni9t ibre ban9en Mutterior9en bannen.
Ser fur9tbare SeeIenfampf fan6 ieinen Ab=
i6luB in benz 8oriube, lire &inOer6en gu
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-04-17
SnmoriftJ6es.
Ohe IN ben 5nrina.
Son SO9m aoberi9 @reenipabr

Son So9n aoberi9 Sreenipabn. .
8ie 9lei6 ib Did, Su i9Dne Sriblin9spelt,
9Ben @aes bIiibt uno IIles lopli I1nellt, Is
gBenn in ben 9arfs bic &nospen ale burltert,
l1no in ben SieIstins 11on bic Soons i1ter pers
ouriten.
@enn aIf Die 8dnf I'M Bart bic Siebespaare orops
pen i
1lnO uOI uOn s6pOnt Der Bop bic ausfi4en iu4t
gu poppen.
8enn in benz Iittel 3eft bic Nodin9bbroe brilten,
limb obne Sperfobt Die 8olitiibens tnieten.
Menn in benz Saline i9ruiet Der rotbe 8obtn tiotet.
limb pou ben S9ienen biAunpt Der Gar Der GIe'
rpGteo.
Nenn meilo Die SOnle 10 rno aud Der Bubtblai
i1etnt,
Damn mabt Der quite MenI6 iebr bdufig auf ben
Weino
limb oentt oara1t, wie er ben Sdap farm lubner
floien,
Inn in oas 9ano at 9eb'n nit Ieinen llbten Solen.
Sn's &ontrp 9ebt CT Damn, pie er ibon lang lntens
bet,
limb cine &ottdi9 wirb iomrpdbr am Sau1o 9e'
rentet,
Raiin, benft er, lit fir 3rpei aud III ben tleinltetI
Sitten,
llnO fart ni9t fir bic Bugs urO nt9t fIr bic 9tls'
fitten. .
9od itO lit es Eejm aud metnen Sang gu l9top'
pen,
limb bieIes So5ldett nau, 10 i60n's aud lit, 81
Dropper.
8 Shnrtuo. ME IdDn bit Oh, bic yta6t 1T jpGr
nod fubl,
Sci Sag bod dnibail, oa it's btntttul.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-04-17
D.

Sentidlaih.-Oer S9ubsoIl.- Ser.
lin 10. GpriI. = Die Tariffrase bei9Gftisi
sesenpdrtis san5 Deutidlano uno ale Sc.
perbeuereine uno Sanbelsuerbinbungen, lpels
be irsenb Ourd Die Srase beriibrt perben,
baben Seriammlunsen berufen, UNI bic Srase
gu er6rtern uno Der &esierun9 entipre9enos
Scrltelunsen 81 MAIDEN.
3uoer Notb i'm Speiiart bic miebers
bolt grpdbnunS fanb, seieqt iid nun aud
nod Die Nrmutb int Obenmalo. Na9 benz
,Soten pom llntermain" miro bort mebr oils
ie Die ACKNOWLEDGMENT in NnIprud &C.
nommen unb 10 man9e Samilte, Die ieit
Wo9en fein 8rob i'm Saus bat, fritet ibr
Oaiein nit benz serinsen 8orratb on &artofs
feIn. GnbIi6 seben Der vOberfrant. t3ts."
aus Dem Si9teISebir9e 0a6ri9ten gu, peI9e
aud bort ben Ausbru9 zines Notbltanoes
~porausIagen. lleberaa miro iber Irbeitsz
loit9feit sefIast.
neber eine abeli8e Oiebin pirb aus
Weimar semeloet: y@enn aud Die Offents
li9en 8erbanolun9en i'm srobberSo9Ii6 ia9s
li59en SuItisamte in ben meilten Sa4en gu
unbebeutenber Natur itno, als Dap iie iid gum
Geferiren ourdme9 eiSnen ioaten, 10 fam bod
am Is. Wars elm ei9enartiger Sail CUR gnts
i9eibuna ben mir ni6t iiber9eben f0nnen.
8esen bas Srdulein 6. pom GrutdI9ant mar
Die 9nfIase erboben moroen, in benz WeiBs
paarensei6dft bon i3iesler unb Sdmiot
einen fIeinen Sbapl i'm Wertbe BON 40 Yf.
setobIen gu baben, pdbreno Die ansefIaste
Die 8eiduloisun9 Suriifwies NIT Der 8es
bauptr,ns, bas frasli9e Sbieft lei am Mantel
bdnsen geblteben uno - in Die GaI9e bin=
einseruti6t. Na9bem am IA. Wars Die
Observation-Disclosures beenbet tpar, purbe beute
bas grfenntnib peroffentIidt uno Srdulein
BON Gruidi9anf mad S 242 bes StrafgeieB>
bu6s ,pesen Diebita bl gu brei Iasen @efanss
nib uno in Die Soften bes Brosebperfabrens
uerurtbeiIt. Ser ertbeioi9er Der bo6aOelisen
Dame, ber, um Die nnbeidoltenbeit Der Inz
aefla9ten AZ fonItatiren, cine 9roBe Nn5abl
9eumunosSeusniIe, Don ben RobiIitaten Der
Stact untsrset9net, benz SuftiSsmte uorseIest
bate unb in ieiner 8ertbeioisuns, nit 8e5us
auf bic SteQuns Der gnseflasten in Der @es
ieGidaft, bic Dtoslidfsit zines iol6en Sal
les gang ausSui6lieben Der u6te, appeuirte
iofort mad grOfnuns sesen oas grfenntniB."
GSrra6. - sluf benz Diarftbof bel Sats
ten ruurben geIesentli9 elmer 8eparatur uns
ter benz GeQeraemDIbe peridiebene Wtiinsen
a~ufaefunben. Bier 9olomiinSen, ole Die
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-04-17

1lnterbe Bai5a9ieren bes 9ampfz
f9tffes vSiIeita", bas am Samftas
Worsen unter benz Commando bes Gapitdn
S9menien in Sobofen Ianbete, befanb i9
Serr Glfreb 81. Sobn aus Stem Yorf. @r
bIieb LANCER als Die anbersn gaHaeiere auf
benz Sampfer surId, auseni9einli9 S5emans
ben erpartenb. Na9 turser Belt iteute feline
S9ueter Srau W. 2auterba9 pon SO. 167
@ait IS. Ctr. ii9 Elm, ben Sruber su bewius
fommen. Oils ie auf ben Dampfer berauf=
FAM wuroe tie Don srpei auf benz ~2anbunss=
8ier befinoli9en 3oQ>Snipeftricen, Srau ID.
glis uno Sarab ". Genet beobadtet, benen
es %auftieI, als tie fur3 barauf oieieIbe Srau
2auterba9, utubiqt pon einem reiden, NIT
YeIS sefitterten uno perbramten Setoenmanz
tel, ben fe penige Winuten porber ni9t 9es
trasen bate, Suriidfebren iaben. Die Dame
wuroe eri udt, 9efdaisit ben impOrtirten Wion=
tel absunebmen unb berielbe puroe in 9ez
i9lag senommen. gluberoem murben bel
Oieier @eIesenbeit % garos i6warSe Seioe,
8 garbs beufarbise Seioe, elm ietbenes llns
terfIeiO, fanf TafeItl6er, cine sroBe snSabI
Serpietten, 40 8aar Sanbi9ube uno cine
AnSabI Meeri9aumpfeifen in Dem aofer bes
8ruoerS uorgefun6en, oie@in bas 8ei9la9=
uabmesD Department. bes 3oqantts ruanoerten,
ba fie in benz 9ecIaratiOnsi6ein ni6t anses
seben waren.
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0roft $1,000.

num oe SADIE turt 81 MAIDEN, 70 erseben ii6
feds Ianse SABRE bettIdseriser 8ranfbeit, gu 5000
per Sabr, ima6t $1,000 uuO bisie gauge gussube
ruuroe ab9ei6aft bur6 ben Sebrau6 pom brei
6Iaiden Sopfenbitters eeitens meiner Srau. Sic
bat felt etnein Sabr ibre eisenen SursbaIt.2Irbeiten
perri6tet uno i6 modte Oiss sIen, su ibrem 8eiten,
ntit9etbeiIt baben." SO
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-04-17
nnsennsenOe Sntruftion.-rS t

nnsenilsenoe Sutruftton.-r Sa,
Boiten, 100 1T benin bas S9iIoerbaus bin9es
fomn,en 2"
Stu iab'n &c, mein ~tuteiter Serr 9auptz
mann, nu chen rparen sc 8pei oa, I'M boz
ben Sc 6os S6iQerbauS fort8etra9en, MI
eben !"
uOonnermetter, unO baben Sic benin oas
rubis 9eideben Laiien 2"
nSa BARN sc, iab'n sc, mein ~futeiter
Ser Sauptmann, Der Gefreite bat sc bloB
SeIagt, i'd ioa aufpaiien auf's' &aiernentbor,
pom S6ilOerbaus bat er Sc, WceB &nOpp6e,
fei 8Ort 9eia9t."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-04-17

tDbten. Dos srbBere ie6sidbrise Todter.
den emma an Der Sano, oaS @es6rpiters
p6r6en Sen9en uno @eor9, Srpei Sabre, reIp.
elm babes Sabr alt, in ben &inoerwa9en 9es
bettet, besab bic @enannte fi9 nod benz
naben Seilelfllbden. Sin frdftiser Wurf
Der SHUTTER, unb ben fleinen @eorS per19Ians
gen Die Waher. Sic elite nod benz Rinbers
rpa9en, wel9er in einiSer Gntferiung pon
benz rfer auf9eiteut uns Der bon benz dltelten
&inbe bepa6t wuroe. No9 einen GuB uno
bas 3peite Ginb paroe BON Wtutterbanb in
bic SIutb sel9leubert. ygd, meme quite
SHUTTER, LAP mid Ieben!" flebte bic ie6sjab.
ri9e emma uersebens. 8inseno nit Der
SHUTTER wmroe ie BON bieier pom nferrano
berab9etoben. 9Ilferuf Der &leinen, bic li9
I'M @a1er oufredtbaIt. Grbeitsleute am jens
Ieitigen ufer beItirmten oas Neib, ibr &ino
gu retten. 8ersebIi9. Do9 bic &Leine err
flomm bas 2an6 ieIblt unb mari ii9 Der Muts
ter i6ludSenb an Die 8rult-fein grbarmen.
Gum 3ueiten Nfale itieB Die Srau bas beben6e
&ino in cine tiefere Waferfteae. Oie @els
len ipielten NIT benz auf9eorunaenen Opfer.
,Nteine quite 0tutter rette mid, t9 ertrinfe !"
Der Sammerruf permo9te ni6t, bic SHUTTER
gu erpei9en, Die ~re9un9slos Dem Iobesfampfe
ibres britten 8in6es Sui9aute. 2eute ers
f9ienen. gfo6 rang oos Sinh spii6en Sob un6
2eben. Wttteinem Sprunse mar bic Moroerin
i'm SluHe, pafte ibr &ino unS briidte es in
ben @runO 10 LANCE, bis es ben lebten 4tbem=
aug aus9ebau6t bate yS9last mid toot,
oab i'd nit meinen bret &inoern pereiniet
merbe!" rief Die SHUTTER ben ~binsusefoms
menen i3eu9en Der lebten Norbicene gu.
Das 1lrtbeiL lautete auf Tooesfrafe.
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@emetltttMBtges.

Die folgenbe Isabelle aeist auf einen
8Etd Die 2dnse, io,uie bic @r0be uno Die Nns
SabI bet NaseI (uOn 3 bis 90 n9ennp" uno
ySpifes,") pel9e auf Elm Yfuno 9eben.
Die erite @olumne 3eist ben Nanten, Die Smeis
tie Die 3Oaldnse uno Die brittle bic InSabI Der
0Gael per 8fun0, n
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Gentaur Eminent 1T in suei ueri4ieoenen Sors
ten al baben. 9as iueibe, I'M pom y'enlben 9e'
brau9t ;u ,perbeu; bas gelbe fir Yferoe, Sbafe
uno dnoere Sbiere. &ttefte ilber Die Wirtun9en
oieier por5lgIi6en 9rdparate iinb UNI ieoe 5laI4e
gemifelt unO fino IeIbt9e in ieoer GpOtbete poer
Oureb bic gClt non Der 6fftss Der u.s. S .s9 =, S Sasn,
apr % '78 1iN
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chew Jackson,s Ba,t sweet Navy Tobaeco.

Gin rpabrbaftises BunOer9I If bas ct. Sas
tobs Del, idreibt Serr Saiob aetnpter, @onrOe,
8isc. IS Ieifet bier ausseeidnete 9ienfte unO
fann es niht iibertroffen rper0en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-04-17

@ie Serr 8. Chambers pom goit>
ants Department i9reibt sibt es iebt nidt
peniser als 1000 meibli6e 9oitmeiiter in ben
Ser. Staates, Oeren J3abI ii9 fOrtpdbreno
iteiaert.
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Srtr 2seQGfnna.
@ a r u /, N q

Gbe ibr Or, Gusuft SOnis's hamburger
SamiIienzD ReSi5inenf auft, IaBt eu9 pom eurem
gtpotbefer pber Gambler Die Namens=lnters
i6rift pom sc. 0Dgeler s Gp. seisen,
bamit ibr ni9t bur9 i4tedte Ro5ubmun9en
betroSen perSet.
.'784ai bpuB %
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&aItcS Tieter.

Or. 6. Mc2ane'8 Sober 8iIGen
in SdlIen BON faltem Sieber NIT
Auinin senommen, er5eu9en Die beiten Grs
folge. IS giebt fem beKeres 8ur9irmittel
Dor unb mad Dem Ginnebmen bon Gbinin.
g8ir ratbeu alien nit bieier Sranfbeit
8ebafteten, benieIben einen unpartets
if9en 8erfu9 au SApdbren.
8ei alien biIi6ien llnorbnun9en, uilb als
einfades Pur9irmittel, unper8lei6li6.
Ian bite fi9 bnr GaIi6uugen.
Die Ghten finb ME iber3ufert.
Seoe SHahteI bat einen rotben Wad8ltegel
AMI bent OedsI NIT Der Sni8rlft Or. NfeSane's
2eber:YiIler.
Die aaten Rt9ane'S 2ebers8tllen
baber bic Signatursu BON 6. Rc9dne uno
Sleming Bros auf bent 0edeL
Mat n~crIanse Die ddten Or. 6. Ne2ane's
9eber.Biaen, prdparirt bon TIem1ing Bros, gu
4ittsbureb, 8a., benn Der Utarft lit bca bon
Nahabmunser bes Ranlen WfcSane, anoers
buhfta6irt, aber 6ieieIbe gluSiprade.
National Republican., 1879-03-31

the form in which It Is now proposed TO leave y;
that on motion of Senator Pomeroy, Of KPnsas the
words TO keep the peace at the polls were IN,
serted: and that every Democratic Senator voted
against the insertion Of those words. lAppause OIL
the Democratic side.l
Mr.. wnirE stated some facts as to the passage Of
the law OF 1865, and admitted that the words TO
keep the peace ut the polls were inserted on the
motion of senator Pomeroy, and had their origin
III the history of the border ruinu times III kail-
sas, which were brought into the debate. That
amendment had been supported by n man whom
the gentleman from Illinois tMr. Sparks recognized
as the Mngnns Apollo at the bar of Illinois, Lyman
Trumbul
Mr.. SPARKS. He was Republican then, was he
not7
Mr.. WHITE Certainly but he was rs good a law
yer then as he is now. Senator McDougall then
moved 70 postpone the bill indefinitely Mr.. Pow
ell said NO, no" and at his request the final vote
was taken and the bill passed.
Senator Harlan then entered q motion to re-
consider, which motion WINS debated, ana IN thc
debate, Rcverdy johnson held that II was compe-
tent to give that power to the President for the
purpose of enforcing peace at the polls. Inc yeas
and nays were again called on the hnal passage
oil the bill, and every Democrat i'll the Scnhte
voted for IT, IL came to this House, was referred 10
the Judiciary Committee, was reported BACK from
that committee and the honorable Sentlema,In y,
iom New York lMr.WOOd) and the other democratic
members voted for II, without making any com.
plant or criticism about the clause. Inc point
which make is that under these circumstance,
istle short of revolutionary to force rcpGai OF
that clause on an appropriation bill. ihat Is @ @.he
point ON which am willing to stand before the
country. . .
This closed for the day debate which excited
the deepest interest the ooran in the galleries,
y being regarded us the opening of the great par
lamentary contest on which Congress has entered:
The galleries were well filed with an attentive and
occasionally excited audience Among INC listen
ers on the floor were Secretaries Evarts and Sher-
man and Senators Burnside aud Rollins.
ON motion of Mr.. ATKINS, the joint resolution 10
repeal certain clauses in the last sundry eiyll ap-
propriation bill in reference 70 the pay OF MessrS'
Lewis and Coffee, two witnesses III the seward I'M
parchment case, and In reference TO the publica-
on OF the geological survey, was taken up, report
| ed TO the House, and passed. . 81. go,
The House then lat i1O p. ny adjourned tlll
| Tuesday, when the debate is TO be resumed, Mr'
| Belford of Colorado, having the floor.
Before the adjournment the Speaker announced
| the Cincinnati committee (Mr. Mcmahon having
declined to act) Carlisle Kenner, New, Sanford,
| Conger, Brown, and Robinson.
National Republican., 1879-03-31
Baltimore General Market.

BALllMohE' Mhcn ~ l'tJ
Cotton firm and heavy. Mhdlimg, iO'sc.
Flour steady. Howafd-streel ami Western super
fine, 60 25@375; do extra ;4d4B 10 fimily a 700
IS 50; City Mills supernc - SOa3 IS; do extra "a $50
81 90; do Rio brands S. 1906 palapsco fny 50 20.
WheRt-Southern steady and shade easier West
ern lower and firm Southern red, 81 1901 IS; do
ber, 81 ljd 10, No Pennsylvania red, 81 II; No2
Western winter red, SPOT aud March, 81 1901 1874;
April, 81 1901 i3'a; May, 81 l3a@l 1875.
Curn-Southern dun FOL both, Western lower ana
closed hrm and active, Southern white, 4idisc do
yellow, 43AdIic; Western mixed. spot and Magch.
l5A@i4c, April. 43h@Ilc; May, 4ic steamer 42'aeO
iltsC.
Oats active. Southern. a3@33c; Western white, 800
aa,c; do mixed. 3J@ &c; pennsylvania, ,32952sc.
Rye quiet at 5llgi6c.
Hay steady Maryland and Pennsylvania prime 81
6ll2.
Provisions steady. with n mir jobbng demand.
Mess pork SlO jUd 10 Is. Bulk meats Loose shOul-
deTs, 3A@3HC3 CeNI-Tb sides, l'idjc; packed, 4gc
and sac. BHcOnShOuldcTs, &c; Clcarrib sides, ia
"a &C. Hams, 0'Am Toe. Lard. refined ierccs, 7l4@ fsc.
Butter steady prime 10 choice Western, iSt2Oc roll,
ljG lGc Eggs quiet fresh, l2d ljc.
Petroleum dull. Crude, I44WSl4C refined, 04c
Coffee dun. Rio cargOts ordinary to prime, llA0D
llIsc
Sugar steady. \ son, sGtsLc.
Whisky dull vt 81 O7Hl U7ig.
FrcShts to Liverpool per steam steady, Cotton,
7.32d; Hour. = 81 grain, o. al.
Recepts-flour l.lN bblsi wheat, 4sl00 bu corn,
lsG,GuU bui oats, lOjOObu.
shipmcnls-W Wheat, 5000 bu; corn lil,iO) bu.