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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-11-05
Sherif's Sale.
For City Taxes.
Monday, November 7, 1881,

Monday, November Z, 1881,
the following town lots, for city taxes:
One lot in the city of GAINESVILLE, bounded
on the North by College street, South by an
alley, East by an alley, West by the proper
ty of Charles Lehman. Levied on as the
property of Henry Davidson, to satisfy an
execution in my hands in favor of the city
of GAINESVILLE.
One lot in the city of GAINESVILLE, bound
ed on the North by James Daily, South by
railroad, East by an alley, West by a vacant
lot Levied on as the property of Tom Nor
rtSey, TO satisfy an execution in my hands
in favor of the city of GAINESVILLE. !.
One lot in the city of GAINESVILLE, bounded
on theNorth by an alley, South by Frank
lin street, East by College avenue, West by
the property of Jane Barksdale. Levied on
as the property of Beaumont & Settle, to
satisfy an execution IL my hands in favor
of the city of GAINESVILLE.
One lot in the city of GAINESVILLE, bounded
on the North by College street, South by an
Catholic church property. Levied OF as the
property of Mrs. $. Davidson, to satisfy an
execution in my hands in favor of the city
of GAINESVILLE.
One lot in the city of GAINESVILLE, bounded
ON the North by the property of Samuel
Hodgson, South by Dog alley, East by Second
cross street, W est by tile property of Mrs. w.
L. 1dndley. Levied on us the property of
Mrs. y. G.. Munford, to satisfy an execution
in my hands in favor of the city of ClarlzS-
vile.
j. E. MOSELEY, Sheriff.
( October g, 1881. 4w
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-11-05
Notice to BondholdeEs !

Holders of Montgomery County Railroad
Funded Bonds, will present them for pay
ment at my office in GAINESVILLE, Tennessee,
ON the first day of November, 1881. No in
terest will be allowed on these bonds after
that date.
BY order of Bond Committee.
CHAS. W. TYLER,
oct. l, lS8l-4w. County Judge.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-11-05
JnO. T. COutS,
UNDERTAKEN.
sHROUDs.

have quite large stock of Burial Robes
for gentlemen and ladies, which legitimate
~ belong to my trade, ready prepared for
immediate demand. Persons wishing n
robe to go with the casl1ef viii please let &c
be known JNO. +. COuTS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-11-05

This Burial Vault is one OF the new de-
signs of the age, and is guaranteed to pre-
serve the body much longer than anything
known to the trade. Call and examine ii
for yourself. JNO. f. C0UTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
FnIpAY, Nay 2o4H.

" H.
After the sharp advances made In the last fev
days, Il Is not unnatural that the stock market
should show some hesitation and betray good desI
of feverishness Neither IL II necessarily bad In.
dication that it does 30. No matter how largo q
hand In the making Of the market investors may
have, it win be folly to attempt to measure
the market without taking into account the pro.
dominating speculative interest because 1t 10 that
element which, after ALL controls the price, forty
nine days out Of every fifty The question, there.
FORE Isl Are the sellers Of stocks for profit going "a
retire from the speculation, they only roahs-
ing profits for the purpose Of again buying back q
small Decline or at even higher figures IL they con-
clude that they sold out too earlyf So far ~ TIE
situation Of affairs that caused the present specus.
ton Is concerned, the changes that have occurred
are favorable to It's continuance. Instead Of the
continued gig per cents commanding per cent pre-
MUM, they command gig per cent premium, and
the foreign exchanges instead Of advancing to the
spece-shipping point are rapidly reccding 10 the
spece-importing point The flow Of securities from
Europe has ceased and the outgo has again begun.
1t should De remembered that the export Of se-
curites is not like the export Of products and mer.
chandise that never return but that the securites
sent abroad are call loan that may at any mo.
ment change the exchanges against us, they have
just ceased uOlnR. NeVeTluclchS cpucmefal
the present movement may prove to be,
the set" of the current ofe securities
again favors q great plethora Of money
at Ncw-York. The business to-day was large,
amounting to $780, 119 shares, but the dealings were
marked by great deal of irregulariy. Lake Shore,
Michigan Central, Central and Hudson. Northwest,
st. Paul. and Rock Island were notably strong, and
although fuctuating and at times seeming weak,
closed at near to the best figures and with material
advances yesterdays prices Erie also. was
moderately strong, and with only small amount Of
transactions. Missouri, Kansas and Texas, after
dull movement all day. suddenly, before the
end, became active, with an advance from
80 to 52isQ52. The coal stocks were feverish but
at the close strengthened up TO best figures. The
point" on indianapolis, Bloomington aud Western
that was 80 industriously circulated yesterday af
ternoon proved to be without merit At least for to-
day. Western Union was dull but strong all the
way ont, and Pacific Mail developed strength that
carried its price up to 57saa 57;s. The market
closed irreguarly strong.
The business done in Government bonds at the
Boards to-day amounted only to $55 900. But prices
were firm for the Ais and As and the final bids for
Is were is higher and for the IS Il higher To-day
is the last day, under the Treasury order, that the
Gs may be continued at gig per cent Annexed are
a.. .loe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY, May 20-P NJ
While the business done in mining stocks makes
fair showing as TO amount OF transactions, there ro
few variations in prices that call for notice. or that
are sionifcant of anything more than trading De
twoen rnembers of the Boards. The State Lines ana
Oriental and Miller stocks continue to attract the
,oroast sbare of attention, but their fluctuations
boye como 70 be az unimportant and az little inter
oot; "a tbose of some of the older stocks. SO long
"a the changes have no significance it matters little
90 the nnblic that State Line No. closed tonight
AZ 20 instead of 475 az it ended yesterday that
No. 4is2.sO instead of 900 Nos. and are 3'o
instead of TO- and Nos. and 3 are 13 instead OF
"a 75 and Oriental and Miller 400 instead OF 4lo;
Rnt IN traders inside the Board these changes ana
the intervening fluctuations Jie Pnterest
however must he reinstated by something mort
Substantial than the simple margins on the hnGtu55
tons of day. Sutro tunnel IT. LII rhe rose
from q 10 to 230G2.25 Inc deauigs IN this sco 9
simnly reflect the cheapest method of taking an IN
terest in the anticipated boom III te sdyan
ne ION t ho nr5yed il any boom comes Never
theless the desire to hold SutrO tunnel docs renece
n general opinion that boom IL imminent in no
ether Comstocks were dull and steady. LeadVlIe
shares are attracting less attention, but the deal
i'm in them still constitute good proportion OF 'ns
business that is done. To-day Hibernla Sold at
I05,d1I5 Little Pittsburg was 10 cents hEneff
af 3145a3.35. and Big Pittsburg Little Chief
and Lcadville Consolidated were without change.
1Iinnx declined cents to OS cents. Horn SllEcr
was in sharp demand and advanced from IA to -;
R@hinson consolidated was weak down to 10, ana
Iron silver 10 80. Alta Montana was stronger ~
215d210 against YESTERDAY. bonanza Ill.,
was weak at 20 cents, ana CdlaNeIaSo cehts heI.
M 90 cents Silver Nugget rose cents to % cents
and NOW stock 10 cents 10 l.2O. The markets closed
dull cxccpt for the special taVOrltes ana the last
dealings were without feature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
LITERARY NOTES.

Jules verne's highly sensational Drama %
Michael Strogoff has given some Parisan VIII 'no
enc for n new epithet NJ Francisque Sarcey says
ali Paris except the Faubourg Saint hermann 70
..n,;va.ed nv IT, and he firmly believes the ne"
LANG will make the tour Of the world. IL mas
d;Narsrt shades OF meaning according to the apph'
..,;on Won may saw of a superb woman that sne
.. c,roroe NJ toilet that /" it is Strogof. OF
tata or a word. or a book that they are Strogon
INT xh;lo you may, it is TO be hoped you Will not
Mature prints the following interesting note from
Mr. NJ G. Mulhall: " Although Shakespeare Is sup
posed TO have taken the idea of Hamlet ITO" 'no
Danish historian Saxo-Grammaticus, there arc SUI
noints of resemblance with the Arabic chIonioio
Nigiaristan respecting Montasser, tent CaAp"
Baedad that venture to call your at'ention " 'oo
same. The points of analogy are as ioi'o"s' -
That Nontasser il murdered by putting poiooh III
his ear e The ghost scene, IN whicn dis i"'n9A
appears to him. 8. The displaying OF tapestry 10
fore the Caliph and his Court in which the tapestry
renresents tragedy identical with the late Cahpns
murder
James R. Osgood & Co. are arranging 10 puonSn
n yoluminous illustrated book on Inc fupnc 0eI
,,;ce ~ the State of New-York" President Chad-
honrne. of Williams College. has been secured as
Editor and the heads of the State executive depart
n,ents have been enlisted in the work. The A'odny
Journal says that Governor Cornell will furnish
historical sketch of the State; Secretary OF o'a'e
Carr a paper OH the several State departments
hiefJustice Folger OH the Judiciary OF the otate
Senator Robertson on the Senate Speaker sharpe
on the Assembly DR.. Murray on the University ol
the State of NewYork; Lieutenant governor mos
Ens on the Old and New Capltois; ota'e Ene"'''
Gov m the fr1e Canal etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

Bullion valued at go. I25 Il was received in this
CITY Yesterday from the mines.
The Robert f. Lee Mining Company yesterday de-
clarrd u dividend of S5OOOO. payable June !.
Books Close May 81 and reopen june ..
The stockh0ldcr~ of the Satcuo Gold Quart Com
pauv are 10 meet on June l3 for tie purpu,c Of
voting upon proposition 10 increase tn capital
stock from 100000 TO 10000 shares of tie par
value Of II each.
The superintendent of State Line mine tclc-
graphs: Connection of main shaft nude to-day
with wndlaes Shaft III high grade ore. Am sinking
main shaft on foot wall and tmbcring tor hosting
works. Lcdg" Improving ~ SIC Is well quality.
Everything running splruddly."
The superintendent of the bradshaw mine. Tomb
stone tclcgraphcd yesterday: shipped four bars
of hullion Wednesday, Nine loohins wriiV A mi
vatc letter received Yesterday from T.. 4. lumbcrt
the wcll-knOwn mining expert, now inspecting the
principal mines of Arizona and Mexico SAYS OF this
property Tine ore III sight will yield over nv cs-
innate bnt wanted 10 be- within absolute safety
Am satisfied the property has great future. In
fact believe this district Il the best now in exist
cuce do not SEE any reason shy the veins should
give ont. | consider them true h,siirc and that
th,ir or,-yicd will improve with depth and can he
counted upon a, certainty. The ore bodies are
lenticular masses very similar to the ore bodies Oh
the CumStOck
The Malachtc superintendent tclcg1aphs 10 the
Ncw-York Office: " In croSscut NO. . have found
small punches of ore, and have every indication that
We are near the ledge or ore body"
Referring To The new proposition OF the CalaVcras
Water and Mining Company for the issue of
$500 600 of tS debeuturc bonds. the officers state
that ihr IN. ,.lt mortgage bonds OF 500 900 ar,,
10 he cancelled and by the arrangement stoc h
holders become the sole creditors of the company,
they owning the bonds instead of outsiders Both
bonds and stocks will soon listed on the Exchanges.
a private letter Just received from Battle Noun
tain New, savs: Every thing * running smoothly
here The big strike III the Chloride mine is crcat-
ing great enthusiasm and proving that the ore IN
the Starr-GrOvc Is increasing both IN quantity and
richness"
Boulder Consolidated superintendent tclegraphs
Mill running full capacity shipped tons con-
centrates to-day"
South IIite superintendent tecgraphcd yesterday
Struck good ore in 5OO-ieyel east feet wilo and
improving daily
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filming.
CALGVERAs WATER and MINING CO..

NALAvERAs WATER and MINING Co. D.,
" Notice is hereby given that the transfer boz o. %
?s ss for s RurpSse Of Ps5%Tss oSS
Price Of issue. 90 per cent on par value
rs per cent when bonds ready for delivery a, ooo
Of bonds, Bonds arr in denominations 81 900 but ccre
eates will be issued q Any sisG s SST IN case 0'
Subscription ned with the TreasgreT o. the Con-
p pG. before S s. S SSSis r. hSDAi MA ' -o'
Blank forms can By Re o1 SsS OF OF RS Besa
r.. X. soUTHwIcK, sec'y.
NETWORK and cALAvERAs COUNTY GOLD MIN.
panT respectfuy called above Advertisement OF The
% Hs1, and Snns for Of that
uness you that right before tho books Close on
able privilege of subscribing Cor the bonds
~ X. oT K. 's0 81 III VICE secretary.
NATALPA MINING co. of COLORADO.
" owns Catapa and cstslPs No. Mines at
ONCE, No. 60 BFok DIST. Ksw.Yerk.
Transs c o 9.S aT rsiHist on sape Par SO
Incorporated under the Laws Of New.York
VTIAPPARAL GOLD MINING CO.
KELSEY MINING DISTRICT, II Dorado CO. cat .,o
cap''T sTGSR FUiicP1iD AND UNAssEssABIE 70
Registrars Of Transfer FARMERS LOAN TRUST CO
once, 81 Broadway. Rooms andS New 1olA.
CHAPPARAL GOLD MINING CO.,
81 BRoApwAY RooMs AID
NRw-Y oEK, May l6, lSsl;
Tho nrce o stock this day advanced 10 90 per
shae M which price limited number OF shares can De OO
famed AT the Office, until further advanced
u,w : Clark JOHN II. boutwell,
CLARK 4 BOUTWELL,,
y DIVIDEND pAYGSG MfSiNG. SECURITIES
Starr tiruvc silver Mining 90, N"N
Managers Of stni1noni silver Mining Co, TAN.
lIlite Gold quartz Co, Cal.
Onlcr No. 2 Nassaust, corner OF WAL, Ne" OK
(tRFSCFNT MINING co. of COLORADO.
- Incorporated under Laws uf New York
400 OO0 shares assc~raOe Tar. SO
once. No. 66 BROAD-ST, New York.
Transfer Office Farmers Loan and trust 20, y. !
owns crescent Mine, adjoining the Caapa Nine carbonate
Hin. fcadvile.
-C,oNSpT TnATEn Paw ROCK MINING
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ATLAS MINING DEVELOPMENT CO.
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at 81 % share until further
AUG. FIREMAN., secretary. j. j. LUTkIN, President
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The following were the receipts and shipments
ana iroh |ni0aeo Rece,uts shipments
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In London British consols AT the openne
t T"te advance S'' was not sustained and at the
end the prices were l02 $40 Tor , nouey anu
1924 for account: umtea , ss's la T wn ~ At
~ ~, and is M !, at l20L after l2Ol2. American
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81 LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN ASD SOUTHERN
Ne. az a. s5ssS 3s g 5ls Inc 5ss
HOUSTON AND TEXAS cKSTRM~
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Thn receints Of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10th day OF May werc;
,., cana. ft sSii SS Ht E ssss '1;ss
SO: :: C. . 'ss: ::G: s$ :s
R Rye, bush. is}9 go 49,. ...,
I5Fs S Sa.n $3.50 2siS7S $50 iO7sOi lsaSo0 $3.50
The following were the receipts and shipments -
and from Chicago and milwaukee 'o-''r Shipments
csI..uo uuwsken Chicago. hlw'kee
|nSatos IN" IiTs5 I7lH l0,dM
y. ss, l:s i5 5 ,:E:: s.:sI 81
Oats bush. l3o,.va 100 sS35 SO
bush. eflo Un1 it'll ao9a
Barley, BUSH f'aoot IS9SS g5Iaio 6250o
Total bush SooOoo -o''o' 'o-' a
IT. foI,ow,ino shows the imports of dry goods -
tho mort Of New,York for the week ending this aasS
and since the beginning Of the year, as oompse~
with the corresponding periods Of previous year,
rr,.r rSr AZ tn the sesr soisss sslas9 slsES
Thrown ON market..... L01S2i0 boo''o|'
rn, spSs Il the port s7ssss! 5000 SsaSsl
Thrown W MARKELL. s'sS'A''SS 81
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The subject this book and its mastery treatment VIII
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