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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-09-30
GOVERNMENTAL AppoIntmen

ments for Middle and West Tennes,
see, agreed upon by the dltfereni
committeeman for the gubernatori-
al candidates:
Erin, Saturday, September 30.
Paris, Monday, October z.
Dresden, Tuesday, October 3.
Union city. "Wednesday, Oct9ber4 4.
Trenton, Thursday, October 8.
Alamo, Friday, October o.
Dyersburg. Saturday, October7.
Ripley, Monday, October 8.
Covington, Tuesday, October 10.
Memphis, Wednesday,, October II.
COllierville, Thursday, october II.
Somerville, Friday, October Is.
Bolivar, Saturday, October IA.
brownsville, Monday, October 10.
Mckenzie, Tuesday, October IL.
Huntingdon, "wednesday, october Is.
Jackson, Thursday, October IS.
Henderson sta, Friday, October 20
Purdy, Saturday, October q.
savannah, Monday. October %.
WayneSboro, Tuesday, October "a.
Linden, Wednesday, October IS.
Centreville, Thursday, October 26.
Dickson, Friday, October "a.
Nashville, saturday, October q.
Franklin, Monday, October 30.
Columbia, Tresdny, October 81.
Pulaski, "Wednesday, November l.
Fayetteville, Thursday, November
Winchester, Friday, November 3. F#
Shelbyville, Saturday, November 4.
Murfreesboro, Monday, November6.
We, the undersigned representatives of
our committees, have agreed upon the
dates for Governor, speaking TO begin each
w. b. BROWNLOW,
Chairman Republican Executive Commit
tee. la' ..l' 1871
Chairman Greenbaek Low-tax party.
VIII. JACKSON,
Chairman Democratic Central Committee.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-09-30
Read the Testimonials.

must earnestly entreat every female OK
pecting to be confined TO use Tho Mothers
Relief Coupled with this emu eaty, 1 will
add That during large Obstetrical practice
(forty -four yGIrs) [ have never known 10 TO
fail to produce n siife and quick delivery.
II. j. HOLMES, NJ. d.,
Atlanta, 0in.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-09-30

gentleman writes: any wife used your
Mothers Relief at her fourth confinement,
and her testimony is that she passed through
1t with one-half Of the suffering OF either of
her former cOnfinements, and recovered
from it in much less time. She also recon-
mended IL TO n lady friend who was about TO
be confined for the first time, and sho says !:
Il HAVE NEVER SEEN ANY ONE PASS
THIS GREAT TRIAL WITH so
MUCH EASE AND 81 LITTLE SUFFER-
ING" 'IiH
The names OF all these md many others,
can be had by calling nj IHy Office.
Having had the foregoing remedy THOR
oUGHLY TEsTED in Atlanta and Vicinity
now offer It 70 my patrons as possessing
superior merits.
I am also perInitted 10 refer to the follow
ing well-known citizens OF Atlanta: q. 3.
Newton. Wm. NJ. Crlmly, Jr., w. A. Gregg
and H.. l.HiH; all of whom are rendy 10 tes-
tify la the meats Of the preparation.
Price, IL % per Bottle.
Pr, par, d by .
!, BRADFIELD, solo Rrsp'E.
For Sale by Owen a. Moore t.t'. La.
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Land for Sale.

Five Farms, one Of 30 acrea we'll waiered
and heavily timbcred: ono Of $50 ncrez one
OF 70 acres, one OF w acres, onc Of ~ Rcrcs,
all lying In Montgomery county on the
Nashville aud PuadiHs Ilill pike. For fur
ther information call on
Ell. wILLIAMa,
July $, lss2-am Al the homo Hlace.
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A lady from one OF the counties OF Middle
Georgia, who has been acting as midwife for
many Yeas, writes: al have disposed Of all
the Mothers Relief You sent me, and am
DELIGHTED WITH 1T. In every instance
where IL has been used its effects have been
all that / could ask / CONSIDER III A
GREAT BLEsSSl Nc" .f ....
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-09-30

b. f. CHEATHAM,
W. b. BATE,
JOHN T.. BROWN,
w. +. q. HUME,
a. ]. VAUGHN,
ID. NJ. KEY,
JAS. ID. PORTER,
ALBERT Il. McNEAL,
GEO. b. GUILD.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-09-30

1872 Grand Ave, of William &
Co., Hardware.
This great remedy has proven its
power in innumerable cases, and is
to-day more extensively used in
mafarial districts, whether in cities
or in the country, than any or all
other remedies for the cure of the
same class Of disease. No one can
afford to trifie with the first symp-
toms of malaria, but instant care
should be taken to check it on the
start before its evil influences over
shadow the life.
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For Sale by owen q Moore. "A
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-17
THE DEADLY HOIST.
Five Men Seriously Injured by the Fall
ing of an Elevator in Louis
vile Store,
Two of Them Probably FataIly-SeVen
Lives Lost in a CsilisiOn Singular
Railroad Accident.

LOUISVILLE, Novsrlber 10. = At IL AS
o'clock to-day the passenger elevator al
MckuIght's carpet house, Main street, con-
tanning five passengers, fell from the second
floor to the basement below, seriously ininr-
ing four passengers and painfully the fifth.
The wounded are as follows: Capt. w. c.
Hite, Louisville, COMPOUND fracture OF the
left leg below the knee, simple fracture on
the right leg below the knee, system severely
shocked; Capt. John Howard, Jefferaonville,
small bone of the left leg and right ankle
fractured; Judge B. f. Beard, of Hardens-
burg, Breckinridge county, KY, painfully
bruised but no bones yet fourd broken; c.
F. Turner, salesman Tor Mcknight, badly
bruised; K. Dye, salesman, ankle point
fractured and rib probably broken. The
best medical seryieeSd the city was sum
moned and all that can be is done for the
sufferers. There is great excitement owing
TO the prominent character OF The parties.
The street is crowded. None of the parties
were removed. Mayor Jacobs came at once
to the scene, doing all in his power for the
sufferers.
Ldter.-The fall of the elevator was about
thirty-fve feet. 1t was caused by the lesden
weight on the wire rope parting from il,
leaving nothing 10 counterbalance the weight
OF the elevator and passengers, and it went
down like shot from a cannon. A new
rope had been put in the Jay previous. No
fears were felt that the accident would oc-
cur. The injured parties have been removed
to their homes, and are resting as easily as
circumstances will permit. Ii is feared that
Capt. Hne and Capt. Howard have internal
Injuries OF serious nature, and solicitude
is felt for them. Turner and Dye are pain
fully injured, but it is not thought danger
ously. Beard, at the Louisville Hotel, is
resting comfortably; no bones broken.
Capts. Hite and Howard are well known
in marine circles, the first from long connec-
tion with steamboat interests, the other be-
ing one.of the celebrated Howard Brothers,
ship.builders, Jefersouvile. Beard is a
wealthy merchant of Breckinridge county.
The other gentlemen are salesmsn in the
house OF the McNiohts
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New YORK, November 16-A disaster by
which seven persons lost their lives occurred
at O'Clock this evening on East river, eppo-
site South Fifth street, Williamsburg. The
barge Signal, loaded with 700 barrels of
sugar, had been taken in tow and was
proceeding on her way toward the bay
when she was run into by the
steamer City of Worcester and a large
hole stove in the eide. The steamer received
slight injuries, but proceeded on her way,
while the barge was taken in the direction
of the Brooklyn Navy yard, the nearest
port. There were on board at the time
Capt. VIM. Taylor, his mother, wife and
three children; also two deck-hands. The
barge filed rapidly and sank before the
shore was reached. Those in charge of the
tug observed the barge going down and
quickly turned the vessel about and steamed
in the direction of the sinking craft Ow-
ing to the darkness it was found difficult
to distinguish objects in the water. Hearing
cries for help, they we're followed up, and
Capt. Taylor was rescued. His mother,
wife, three children and the deckhands were
nowhere to be seen, they having evidently
been carried down to the bottom of the river
by the sinking barge. The cause of the ac-
cident could not be learned this evening, but
it is supposed that the force of the tide was
miscalculsted.
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CAPITAL BREVITIE

WASHINGTON, November I6.-The jean
nette Court has sdj1urned until next Satur-
day.
The House Committee on Appropriations
have been noti6sd to assemble in Washing.
ION on the 9th instant.
Gen. Wright chief of engineers United
States Army, has left for the West 10 inspect
the works in progress on the Mississippi
south OF ST.. Louie.
The President to-day signed the extradi-
tion treaty between the United States and
the Belgian governments.
Representative Kelley says the Tariff Com
mlssioners have not yet prepared their re-
port. Ii is likely they will not do SO until
al er Congress conveues.
Director Burchsrd, of the United States
Mint Bureau, is now in New Orleans exam
lining into the charges recently preferred
sgainst Assayer Albrecht.
1t is announced here that Parson Massey,
Democratic candidate for Congress at large
from Virginia, will contest the scat of John
3. Wise, Readjuster, who has been declared
elected.
An agent of the Secret Service division of
Missouri telegraphs from Fredericktown
of the arrest OF Wiley H. Grisson and two
sons Tor manufacturing and passing coun-
terfeit silver fifty cent and 81 coins.
Representative Kelley, of Pennsylvanis,
called on the President to day and urged
him 10 embrace in his message to Congress a
sweeping reduction of the internal revenue
tax. Kelley also called on Com N issioner
Raum.
Commissioner Mcfarland, of the General
Land Office, has sent letter to the register
and receiver of Carson CITY, New, directing
him to set day for the hearing of the con-
solidated Virginia case. The object OF the
hearing is to determine whether any other
than the Comstock lode exists within The
limits OF the consolidated Virginia claim.
Information received by the Knights
Teuplar Committee of the Garfield Monu-
ment Fair indicates a general attendance
from all parts of the country OF comm and
cries to axe part in the exercises on the
90th instant-"Kuig Templar Day" Sew
eral costly and elegant donations will be
contested for by the knights.
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JOpIin-CrO mey.

The Louisville Courier Journal, of Wednes.
dsy, says: "Mr. w. A. Joplin, of Memphis
Tenu., and Miss Emma Cromey, of this city.
we're married at the Broadway Metbodist
church, Rev. c. NJ. Messck officiating. The
altar was emboEered in palms and green
plants, and half way down each center aisls
was floral gate bearing an initial. Thsf
miliar strains Of Mendelssohn's "Weddine
March" announced the bridal party. which
entered the church in the following order.
Messrs. j. Smith and Geo. SiucEy. Leo
DUtsssy and p. d. Long, H. T. Elicit. of
Memphis, and I. H. Hastings, DR.. Slucky
and Miss Eva Cromey, Mr.. w. A. Jonlin
and Miss Cromey. The bride wore hand
some court train CT cream -colored ren. With
front of Embossed velvet of the same sh hade.
H.r veil was drsped with lilies of the valley
and white crushed roses, and she wore a COR
sage bouquet of the came flowers. Miss Eva
wore short costume OF pale pink satin. with
garniture OF rosebuds. After the ceremony
the march from Lohengriu was played. and
as the party marched out the groom took a
bouquet from one of the flower gates and
presented 1t to the bride. There was a de-
Ightful reception at the brides house after
the msrriage. Schneider's band was in at
tendance and greeted the returning connie
with the wedding Msrch" as tbey entered
The house. The psrlors were beautifully
decorated. Ferns and pot plants were ar
ranged at one end OF tae rocr TO represent a
grotto, and above them hung love knot o:
white rosehuds. The folding doors w,rs
draped with smilsx, and between them hing
the monogram, one letter in red and the other
IN white A large number of guests Eers
present"
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THE MUTUAL UNION.
A Movement on Foot Looking 90 the
Forfeiture of It's Charter.

ALBANY, n. Y, November IG.-Applica-
tion WAS yesterday made 10 The attorney
general for commencing action By the peo-
pie OF The State OF New York against the
Muiusi UDion Fefpgrzph Com pAoy 10 vacaie
it's charter and dissolve The corporation
upon The following grounds:
FTsL.-Tbatssi company has unIawfuIly
Issued S10,0c9NQ0 capital stock, when the
authority coafet4sd upon it by law 10 issue
capital stock wss\ limited TO the issue OF
Sl.200,01O
Second. That sboht $500 900 of The bonds
OF sad company have been itsu, d in pay
ment for the construction and equipment OF
lines OF telegraph, of which about $500, 900,
and substantially the whole of said $40 000,-
600 Of stock has been frAudulently issued in
connection herewith without any payment
or other adequate confederation for said stock
to said company.
The application is M sde by Cameron,
siockholder in the company, and with it is
fled further application made by Jay
Gould, stating that he is informed of these
proceedings, and that he desires to be lined
as a relator in such action as may be brought
upon this application. The a'torney-geoeral
has issued a citation directed TO the Mutual
Telegraph Company, directing them'to show
cause before him Tuesday evening next at
Albany, why the app icatiou should not be
granted and proceedings commenced.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

NEW QUESTION RAIsED-AN UNPRECE.
DENIED CASE ATTHE FLArHEAD AGENCY.
WASHINGTON, November 16.-The follow
ing important telegram from Peter Roman.
agent at the Flatbead Indian Agency, Mon
tsna, was received at the Indian Office this
morning: "An immense crew of railroad
constructors are now at work west of the
reservation, in charge of J. L. Hsllet, con-
sisting of 7400 men, with camp TO lowers,
gamblers, ex-convicts, lewd women, etc.
They are rapidly advancing TO the borders
OF the reservation, accompanied by portable
saloons, gambling houses, etc. Merchants
and traders Of all descriptions also advance
with the construction party, and when the
border Cf the reservation is reached the
question will arise whether this trade can be
continued in an Indian country. l will re-
quire from your Office some Instructions as
10 any modification, should you propose
such, in regard to intercourse lave. 1t is
evident that this vast army of laborers must
be supplied while at work on the reserv alton,
and II your Instructions imply a strict con-
formity 10 the intercourse laws governing
Indian reservations, two regularly licensed
traders OF the reserve should have timely
notice 10 provide supplies viii sh will meet
the exigencies of the case. 1t will at all
events require military force to keep back
traders, shopkeepers, saloon keepers, ETC.,
who have followed up the construction party
named. Ii it is decided that sgency licensed
traders alone shall be allowed to do business
on the reserve with military force, APP
prehepd no danger of difficulty iu keeping
whisky traders off the reservation, but in re-
g2rd to the prohibition of the sale of cloth
ing and necessary supplies Dy shopkeepers
now advancing with this army of working
men, you will please give the necessary in
struCtlors, and / will follow them and do my
duty to the best OF nv ability"
Iuaian- Com mission~r Price has requested
the Secretary of War to send troops from
Messoula to the agency 10 keep camp fol-
lowers and lewd women out of the reserva-
ton and to prevent the selling of liquor and
trading with Indians
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iREYY's CONDITION
FOREIGN CLASHES.

LONDON, November 16.-Dr. Murrey,
professor of theology al Maynooth, is dead
MADRID, November 16 The Spanish Cor
ties has been summoned for the 18th of De-
eembes.
CITY OF MEXICO, November 16-The roof
of an old dwelling fell last night and killed
seven people.
PEsTH, November 16.-The Hungarian
delegation has voted grant of money for
the occupied province.
LoNDoK, November 16.-Frederick Gret-
ton, owner of Fernandez, isonomy and other
well-knoWn race-horses, died last evening.
ST.. PETERSBURG, November 16.-Baron
Giers, Russisn Minister of Foreign Affairs,
has started on a tour, during which he will
visit most OF the courts of Europe.
ST. PETERsBURG, November 16.-Newspa-
pers have been forbidden to make any allu-
sion regarding the construction of military
railroads or movements near Russia on the
Turkish frontier.
ReME, November l6.-The Federal Coun.
Gil s dissatisfied with the result of the recent
ipquiry at Geneva into the proceedings OF
the anarchists, and has asked for documents
in connection with the inquiry.
VIENNA, November 1o-The Albanian
League has sent a petition TO the govern
mept thSt Apsirisn troops be sent TO occupy
Albania and Preyept immediate dangep'to
the peace of the country frop risinss Of NAL
contents.
vienna, November 16.-The strike OF the
printers continues. Eighteen leading firms
have closed their establishments owing 10
the strike. The composilors ask an increase
amounting &c thirty per cent, which is re-
fused
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county and city authorities. The history OF
the case is as folleHs: In JanuarT, 1880,
w. A. Gaines & Co., disillers, hsd ia their
warehouse at Frankfort 9297 barrels OF
whisky, belonging principally TO non resi-
dents Of the State. The firm failed TO list
said whisky wi;h the sssessor for taxztion
for State and counly purposes. The sheriff
reported the fact IL the County Court; that
body ordered the sheriff TO list the same aud
collect thereon. No appeal wss taken from
the order, but W. A. Games & Co. brought
suit for an INJUNCTION TO restrain the sheriff
from collecting The tax. The Franklin Cir
cult Court perpsfusted the injunction, and
The Statsssnd county prosecuted an appeal
to the highest court. Judge Hargis deliv-
cred an opinion rev, rsiDg the mandate OF
the lower court perpe!ualing the Injunction,
dissolved the same and directing the dis
missal Of the petition of w. A. Gaines & Co.
The effect of the decisiou is TO subject all
such whisky 20 The payment of State, county
and city taxes. Judge Hoke, presiding Judge
OF the Jefferson Couriy Court, last week de-
cided a som Wbat similar case exactly op-
posite 10 the decision Of the Court of Appeals
in this case
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MEMPHIS, TENN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1882
$40 ior each knight in The Jurisdiction, is
nleetino with oraf;fv;p1 suocas.

$40 Tor each knight in the Jurisdiction, is
meeting with gratifying success.
Keoknk, Ia. November I6.-Navigatiou
on the upper Mississippi is virtually closed.
Nearly all the steamboats, have gone into
winter quarters
Fort Madison, Is., November 18Th -ase
q WOlPA shinsle and ,tsve mill burned
iast night. Loss, $4,000; Insurance, $1,000.
1t will be rebuilt.
Dallas, Tex November l6 j. Rsinhardi,
clothier, hss failed. LiaoiiItie,, S45 900
sssets, $50 600. Two-thirds OF his indeb- ed
ness Is 10 New York merchants.
Montgomery, Ala. November l6-The
boiler oil the steam ginning mill OF A. @.
AcGehee, twelve miles from this city, ex-
pioded yesterday, instantly killing three
negro men.
Duluth, Mimi, NovembeH l6.-Glowing
returns reach this city of recent rich dis.
eoveries OF silver ore al point twelve miles
east of Pigeon river on the Canadian side OF
the international boundary line.
Chicago, November l6.-A majority OF the
Board Of Trade committee to fix the value
OF No. wheat reported to-day, fixing the
price at 81 OF. The minority report sd
versely, but fx ne price. The closing price
on the last day OF September wasS1 07(,1 08
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THE MUTUAL LIFE.
An IDjusitce to a Solid and Reliable
Institution.

ALBANY, November 16.-The Hon, Charles
G. Furman, superintendent of the Insurance
Department, makes to-day the following stale
Inent:
"The assets of the New York Life Insu-
rance Company, as shown by its last report
70 this department, are SAT ,044 ,269, and its
liabilities are S37, ,259, ,351, leaving a surplus
of $9,7S4, ,9l7. / do not hesitate to say that,
in my judgment, it is one OF The soundest and
mcst reliable life insurance companies in the
world. The report prejudicial to its repIta-
ton arose entirely from thous shtless or ig-
norant cenfounding OF names on the part of
some person sendiDg telegraph dispatch TO
the Associated Press. The dispatch referred
10 the Western New York Life, located at
Bolivia, NY. 1t seems just and fair. under
the circumstances, thst this statement should
be voluntarily and promptly made by this
department.
CHARLES G. FURMAN. Superintendent.
concur entirely in the foregoing. No
proceedings against the New York Life In
surance Company have been commenced by
me, or even contemplated, or suggested to me.
LESLIE w. RUSSELL, Attorney General.
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A Singular Accident.

LITTLE Rock, November 16.-At 1856
o'clock last night, az IN extra north. bound
freight train on the s.. Louis and Iron
Mountain railway MAS ascending Hogan's
mountain, in Missouri. it broke in two and
the rear portion descended the mouptain al
the rate of sixty miles an hour. An engine
which had been pushing the train, and had
started back, was soon oyertsken and COM
pletely wrecked, though seeing the danger
the engineer iucre ased the speed 10 forty
miles an hour. The engineer had his wrist
injured and head badly hrrt. The fireman
had his foot crushed and head injured, and
the brakeman was injured seriously inter.
nally. Their names are unknown. The
wreck was not cleared for passing trains
until o'clock this morning.
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WIRE WAIFS.

Augusta, Me-, November l6.-E1-GoV.
Lot Morrill, is dangerously ill.
New York. November 16.-Wilkeson's
suit against Beecher has adjourned until
Monday.
Pensaeols, November 16.-Five new cases
of fever were reported to-day, causing un-
easiness among absentees who have just re-
turned.
Cleveland, o., November 16.-The move
ment to raise $50, 900 for the Garfield monu-
meut by contributions from State encamp-
ments Of Knights Templar, equivalent to
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SHE WON 1T.
The Democratic Challenge Banner 10
be Forwarded 30 new York.

DALLAS, TEX, November ia move
here to forward the Texas Democratic chal-
leuge banner to New York on account Of her
big majority, although it was originally in
tended that it should only be contested for
in presidential elections, and presented TO
the State giving the largest majority. Geor-
gia won il in 1876 and kept il three years.
Texas won it in 1880, and it ia now 10 the
possession of ]. B. Simpson, Of Dallas. It
will no doubt be sent TO New York.
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ssKILL and patience succeed where
search which brought forth Kidnsv-WoI,
illustrates the truth Of the fable. IL grand
success everywhere is admitted. Disease
never comes to us without a cause. AK
any good physician the reason and he will
tell you somethiag interferss with he zore.
ings OF the great organs. Kidney.Woft en-.
aoles them 70 overcome all obstrnctions and
tie nj once.
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PIG-IRON KELLEY,
In an Interview with the President, Urges
Sweeping Reduction Of the In-
ternal Revenue Tax.
Alabama CIsims-ParsOn Massey will
Contest the Seat of John ). Wise
Indian Affairs.

WASHINGTON. November 16.-The Gar
field Board of Audit this morning received
a characteristic letter from Christoph
CIogeksfies. the glszier into whose putty-box
one of the bullets fred by Guiteau at Presi-
dent Garfield lodged. The writer says: II
wish il TO be understood that l am far from
making any alleged claims, but hope your
honorable BODY will assist me 10 my endeav-
ors 10 get an homes; living by intrusting to
me a position as watchman or similar office
in one of the government departments"