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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-12-23

PERIODICALS. AurHoRs
Quarterly Review. Hon. W. E Gladstone.
Brit. Quar-. Review. Alfred Tennveon
Edinburgh Review. Prof Huxley
Westminster Rev. Prof Tvndafl
Contemporary Rev. Rich.A Proctor BA.
Eortnightly Rev. J.Nor.Lockyer,F.R RS
Inc igtn Century; Or; w: =. Carpenter.
6opuIar Science Rev. II. b. Tylor.
Blackwood's Mag. Prof. Max Muller.
Cornhill Magazine Prof. Owen.
Macmillan's Mag Matthew Arnold.
Fraser's Magazine. EA Freeman. del.
New quar- Magazine. Jas.Anthony Froude
Iemple Bar. Thomas Hughes.
Helgrayla. Anthony Trollope.
Good Words. William Rlacl
LONDON society. Mrs. Oliphant
Saturday Review. Turrenieff
The Spectator, etc. Miss Thackeray.
The aim OF the Eclectic is TO be Instructive
and not sensational, and IL commends itself
particularly to Teachers, Lawyers. CIerpy-
men, and all intelligent readers who desire
70 Keep abreast OF the intellectual progress
of the age.
STEEL ENGRAvLNGs.
The Eclectic comprises each year two
large volumes OF over 100 pages. Each of
these volumes contains q fine steel engrav-
ing, which adds much to the attraction of
the magazine.
TERMS.-Single copies, Scents; one copy
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any any "a magazine to one address, IS. Postage
With the Eclectic to instruct and any one
OF our lighter American monthlies to enter
tam, the reader will be well supplied for the
year. N-o
E. R. PELTON, Publisher.
70 Bond Street, New York.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-12-23

He was lying on the field wounded
when he was shot in the arm. Mr..
Rogers was left in Murfreesboro
six months. Was afterwards ex-
changed. He gave a leg and an
arm to the Lost Cause, aud deserves
every praise that can be heaped on
him. He came to this city in Sep
TENDER, 1865. They say here ne
has lifelong lease on the Office
and that nobody can beat him.
Capt. Polk G. Johnson, Clerk &
Master, is son of the late Hon.
Cave Johnson-POst- Master General
under President Folks administra-
ton, who died in 1866. Is native
of GAINESVILLE and has been in office
twelve years. Was appointed in
1870 to fill al unexpired term, and
unoler the new constitution was ap-
pointed for term of six years.
Capt Johnson is one of the best
liked and universally popular Off
cfals the county ever had, both as
an official and citizen. Manly, gen.
erous to fault, kind and pleasant
in his manners and conversation,
one could not help liking him. He
went, an ardent youth of sixteen,
into the Confederate Army-in the
49th Tennessee regiment, command
ed by ex-senator Bailey, of this
city. Was made prisoner at Fort
Donaldson, and in prison seven
months. Was exchanged and after
wards Aidecamp to Gen. Quarles,
and served as such until he went
to Virginia when he was appointed
Assistant Inspector General of Gen.
McComb's brigade. Graduated at
the Law Department of Lebanon in
1868.
F. P. GRACEY & BRO.
Contracting Agents of the Louisville &
Nashville K. R.-General Storage
Warehouse. Proprietors of Clarks-
Vile Wharfboat, and City Trans
portation Line and General
Dealers in Coal, Hay,
Grain, Salt,
DC. &c.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-12-23
Goods +!
Wholesale Prices.

My work Will all be hand made, and no
Eastern shoddy, but the buyer will get value
received for every dollar.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
HIS PLACE IN LITERATURE.


We are not forgetting his "HIawatha
when say that he might have written ms pest poems
with as much local fitness in cambridge as IN US
nacsake across the Atlantic And it has come that he
has been read by English giIlg and undergraduates, by
susceptible persons all ranks here as much as In MS
own couurv aud his de;.3h will be regarded as calamity
common both Englishspcaking nations Ills dulcet
verses specimens OF then-for posteIlty il pt
lessy fastidiOus TO all hut few singcrsale likely long
to be attractive the multitude Of those who do not
care to anayzc their pleasures too mnutcy 0ro SIT thc
ethical beauty of ths moral sentiments from the ee
mens of Imagination. some of his touching ana Simple
ballads are pretty be familiar 10 generatons !e
come. The purity of his Thoughts, his affinity 10 MI
that is noblest in human nature and his unialng com
mand OF refined harmonious language may continue 70
draw him readers who viii not be deferred py thc
Judgment of critics that he was not great poet lat
Judgment has long been pronounced, ana is pretty sure
not reversed. Mr Longfeow was lar ION DelhS
mediocre commonplace. But he bimscH weIl knew
that he was the first rank. He had In the youth
Of both countries ardent admirers and there was tine
when even their elders used to that he was TO prove
another Tennyson. But poetry az its best is fabric spun
only by the strongest brains. The elegance and rchne
ment and ingenuity Of The Golden Legend are lar
away from medocrlty. and are worth more than the
affectaOn of vigor and pOuse inspiration In more pre-
tentious writer's But the author OF that poem does not
belong 10 the same strong swsouled race as Byron OF
Shelly, and has little affinity 10 IT,
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
AIininq.
CTEEL, IRON AND COPPER.

company working these metals fails 10 pay remu
nerative and continuous dividends fortunate sharehod
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
NOT AN INITIATIVE WRITER.

Mr.. Longfelow was, so far as he wcn.,
original His morality might be tre and his senut
occasionally threadbare; but his mode OF expressInS
them was lis own his themes were often nntioha, ~
Whatever else may he thought OF "Hiawatnh' =, U
which the expressions often lend themselves 10 ilul-
cu and Of which the metre often invites parody hecr @
any alien source This fact however, though IL may
increased Mr.. Longf Flows popularity III AeTloS m F
scarcely for his being widely rcad III in
land Perhaps secret Of his being iaVore WIZ. d "a
he apt be Of the first poets VINO are o
at all He Is an author fit in every sense for Doys au
girls and especially cOngenia 10 the more healthy
among the young He thus acquires a hold upon @ .nI
imagination at n time when IT Is wax TO receive anu
marble to retain" and much that he wrote Is seen
through the dcusvc vista Of early charm and od asso
ntion. Never was there a writer whose influence WIS
uUnixcdly healthy. more stirring, and more pure
Ii il satisfactory 10 reflect at the 1resen, mo
ment that The Universities of Oxford andC cambridge Oon
recognized MIR LongfcOw's poetic rank by cOnherrlns
upon honorary degrees. and that in EnGlhd ne is
always been least much admired as lie had pecn
born and bred among
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY. April 5-P. NJ.
The mining stock markets daily offer less to COM
ment upon. About all there il IN them IS expresseo
in our table of prices and amount OF sales one
stock to-day may be up few pennies and another
one down. but there is nothing in the dealings that
indicates that to-morrows movement may not DC
exactly the reverse of to-day's. Robinson Consoi-
idated to-day was firm and sold up to 3.4o03.4O.
ChrysoIite was weaker at 5Ss, Little Cher was
steady at 0700S cents and Annie was dull at 80
cents. The State Lines were better and ana 3
rose to 40 cents. South Pacific fuctuated between
90 cents and 1.15 and closed at 1:05. Horn Silver
was stronger NJ r.. SutrO Tunnel was rather ac-
tive Mt GGG63 cents, and the other Comstocks
while dull were weak. The markets closed quiet
and without feature. .,
The usual dividend, making the seventy-eighth,
has been declared by the Ontario Silver Mining
Company for March, payable at Wells, Fargo q
Co.'s on April .. Transfer books close on April I'D.
The total of dividends thus paid to stockholders
is 81 100000
SALES At 7HE MINING EXCHANGES
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuyE.I

BODIE, Cal, ADril 5.-No particular change has
taken place in Standard Consolidated since last
week.
The rich vein below the sixth level of Bodie Con-
sOdated continues to improve The drift is now
/ feet long. and the Wine Is 20 feet deep, all In
very high grade ore. The mill crushed the past
week ll9 tons of ore average pulp assay, $llO.
Bullion shipped, s., 40
$50 feet below the 5l2 level. The crosscut at the
bottom of the winze 200 feet below the said level
has proved the ledge 30 feet wide. six feet of the
same consisting of ore averaging 500 per ton. The
incline will develop this ore body 70 or 100 feet
deeper.
A large flow of water was encountered in the east
crosscut, 700 level, of Red Cloud, but has abated
and work has been resumed.
Concorda is drifting on the rich vein.
The 1870 level of Consolidated Pacific is in 1872
feet and shows vein ii feet wide. Good milling
ore has been cut
The east crosscut. 714 level of Oro, was advanced
20 feet the past week The ledge will sCon be cut
BodIc Tunnel is crushing over 30 tons OF ore per
day average pulp assays, Tl7
Goodshaw east crosscut. 700 level is 93 feet long
The Summers mine, at Sweetwater, is producing
5000 per day with one pan. Much attention is be-
ing attracted to this district which Is 40 miles from
here
BATTLE MOUNTAIN. New April 5.-The return of
MANAGER Boutwell, yesterday from San Francisco is
expected 10 result in a settlement of the financial
embarrassment of the Starr-Grove Company, where
by all work was temporarily suspended except
pumping.
force of miners and is taking out fine
The Eagle mill is still running on Betty ONeal
ORE
HELENA, Mont, April 5.-For seven DAYS ending
March y, the Alta Montana Company produced
silver and lead bullion valued at $4,000.
The Legal Tender OF Montana shipped five tons of
ore to Wickcs last week, averaging 400 ounces sill
vcr per ton.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Copper Queen superintendent telegraphs: Total
product for March, G94,l pounds copper first
two days of April. %, 600 pounds"
Robinson Consolidated manager tclegraphed,
April t Shipped Yesterday . tons; assay, 5s
ounces. One thousand foot level looks the same.
Everything going all right
The slight alterations which it was found neces-
sary To make in the smelling furnaces of the Old
Dominion Copper Company after starting uD seve-
raj weeks ago have nj last been completed, and the
smelters are ready TO start I'D, with capacity
for treating 90 tons of ore daily. Additional fur
naces are being contracted Tor, this being warranted
by the superntcndents estimate of 800 900 tons of
already in sight, carrying an average Of about
20 per cent copper.
lhe Little Pittsburg mine shipped for the week
ended March 81, l4S tons of ore settled for Ia
tons. Balance shipped and unsettled for, 149 tons.
Shipped for The entire month 1j1 tons settled for,
47G TONS Cash received for ore, $2O,54 II aver
aye price per ton Si3 90.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
CLOSING PRICES PHILA DELPGIA STOCKS
Reported By JOIN IL DAVIS & CO. II WIS.
WEDNESDAY. April 5-P. NJ

WEDNESDAY April 5-pM
The statement of the liabilities and assets of the
United states Treasurer as of April l. 1882 shows
soma important changes in the items of assets.
Dnring the month of March the gold coin in the
Treasury was reduced $96,0i0 the amount Of gold
bullon was reduced S7203. 56s and the amount OK
outstanding gold certificates was reduced $G,4OO'
making a net reduction of S7.294,l17 in tho
amount of gold coin and bullion belonging TO tho
Government There also were reductions IN
the amounts of legal-tenders and National
hank notes on hand. and in tho amouns
Of deposts in banks which aggregated T3 3i2i,o0I'
making total reduction in what now are treated as
gold assets of $lO,7ls,6s4. After dedncting inc
amount of trust funds" the reduction in amouns
Of gold assets is SO 427 ,S52, and after deductns
the full amount Of stated liabilities the rcduo
tion Is l1.263,5 $50. and the remaining balance
SoG.3l7, 40 on April l, is only 2749 per cent Oh
the outstanding legal-tender notes against Si'o'
per cent on March l. =.
During the month the amount OF il2i2-graa
silver dollars in tho Treasury WAS increaseo
~ 03o 628. and the amount of outstanding siivet
certificates was diminished $701. $40 so that tne
Governments ownership of the legal-tcnder sil'e.
dollar was increased ~, 741. 1885, The amount u
s,lvcr bullion was increased $l,63i,5lo ana :.
fractional silver coin $3l7.774 total increase In 'ls
amount Of silver owned by the GovsramS.s
S5 003. .4S0. That is Of the y, ,30O.ol7i In SOia N
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
THE ENGLISH HPRESS OYL ONGFELL0W.
THE POETS LITERARY LIFE.

His career has been III an almost ideal sense
Ihot of scholar and poet His power over the hearts
Of his generation is unquestionabe as in some respects
II is difficult Of explanation His artistic faculty enabled
him always to iupart O regular beauty OF line and
simple Of form 10 the prcsennont OF even the most
cornmOnplace IDEAS aud thoughts and his omIyorous
reading enabled him 10 draw upon vast and varied
Geld OF European and American tradition for subjects
That fresh the great or the people OF his
time treatment OF these not at oil cOnven-
honaand thus partly from bis pure taste wide artistic
svppathes and keen artistic insight. his vast OF
CULTURE his strong love of homely things and hoIely
virtues his easy and mefuous yerslfcation, and his
bic moral teaching LongfellOw to-day
Ulands a wider audience amongst our people than any
Poetic writer OF s age, save perhaps, the English Poet
Laureate.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
unstrnciioL


For Bows and Young Men-City.
DICYCLE RIDING from 3 a. m. until 10
ID D. m at Columbia Bicycle School ~ and ZIG EaT oit
at. EewYork ELLIOTT MASON. Manager
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON. " y
Established 1854.
snnerintendept-JOHN y. HAYS, VI. D..
Headmastcr-REv ARCHIBALD RICHARD. LII D-Ph d.
end and scrpuousy followed IL to mould at an early age
intellect OF youth by sef,ne The VII by ooea,snee ana
requisites instruction, discipline religion we h't'hs or
Situated on Washington Heights about ten miles the
Uudson is reached by the sixth Avenue Elevated Rolhto
iiGHaa me nnernendent meets the arr val Of any
more beautiful aud neiy plnce-oh an cihonse co.
ronns sg sr not foani along the banks of the
Hudson Its buildings are unusually ho1ete me- ~ and in
tersccled by oak groves aioFdlng ample space io' pS
Ffench German and Spanish spoken.
APPLY FOR CArALOGU Es.
DREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
Mallson.ave ami aitlst ma Zoe n, Ss,o'I ot Mnss
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University Grammar School, 1.1Sl Broadway,
- a5s 5 Nh Il Iro,PT PTSSr % Axm 2hISlS PScpa anu
For Young Ladies-CitY.
T,HE MISSES PERINE, 3S East 7lth-st., will
i reopen their English AMI Frencl Boarding AMI psy
School or Young Ladies 512te nD1r1 nunoer oi ieu0n
s,.D WEST 13Oth-ST.. New-York, near 9th
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knGergaToni number Of boanlers hmed thofo"sh oo NJ
For Both Sexes-City.
NAY -SCHOOL-For young ladies and chill
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New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
A HOUSEHOLD NAME.


1t may be said of him what can be said of few
grest writers that Ills influence Inns been wholly good
he has spoken With al uncertain sound ON the
great qnesdons faith virtue, honor, and manlness
There h nothing morbdly sefe0nscious unnaturaIly
IA Of his numerous works Yet at the
esIe time he holds conspicuous throne IN the hearts
Ard minds Of because OF the simple beauty Of his
sentiments and the majesty OF lis pure English dcton
LIE honOrod name Is that Of the first great American
poeb the hnt who rose above the horizon OF his
country, and Ahed his beams fullrayed npon England
and Europe. . Among ourselves he is q household
nafao Thousands who do not know single fact about
6is Life, OF even whether 10 Ia an Enghshlpan or an
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
Names.

SALES At the MINING EXCHANGES.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
Summer Resorts.

DENINSULA HOUSE, Sea Bright, n. IA
first class family shore resort bathing boating.
NinefY ninufns from Now YORK.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
N,rm i1ublicGtions.

MOTHER TRIBUNE NOVEL for 10 cents.
LIESCHEN.
a TALE OF an OLD CASTLE by W. HEIMBURG.
TRANSLATED for THE TRIBUNE by
MARY STUART SMITH, Translator Of "GOOD LUCK"
"An absorbing Story of German Life in a Castle"
InTRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA, No "a, which also
Contains
IN A GLASS DARKLY,
Short story in two the of which are laid in
ENGLAND and FRANCE
TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA, No. 2f.
PRICE By MAIL TEN CENTS.
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THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06
Winter Resorts.


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irving at send for pamphlet describing ygieic
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New-York tribune., 1882-04-06

American yet know by heart tho strong and simple Mc
odes which have struck such deep root INTO our Iun
guagc As long that language lasts his works VIII ue
quoted by critics models OF simpicty OF s{c .a h
purity of Thought hut they will probably also enjoy tno
higher immortality Of enduring place IN the anec'one
aud memory Of the people
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sANFRANcIscO. Wednesday, April ), 1882
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06

WANTED. English or Scotch Fo0tman for
w country best references Apply at BEDELLs' SAo
New-York tribune., 1882-04-06


Flint q Z Mot lst
5000. III Z
Han K St 10 Gs con
1000. .... lOJ =
Louisville & y
Gen mortgage 6s
8, 5,OO0..-.....SJl2 =
5000. ...-. 100
81 l. div
2,OOO.-.... lO5
Lake T. K West lst
1000 -.--- lO4
Metropolitan Eilst
5000. lOS
Mil and ) Paul lsJ
J. { & Dav Div
5000. ~
Ch and Pac " div
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25

BALTIMORE, Mn, Feb. II, 1881.
| tried your valuable medicine,
Browns Iron Bittors, for dyepcp-in, ia
digestion, etc, and wus cured by &C., use
after three Leading phymcmus of tins
city failed by their prescriptions to CAV,
me relief AT eating, before taking
the Iron Blttrrs, suffered with full
feeling about the hrrnrt, with hruduch,
all the time, bowels W 8 irregular, and
gcnofally used NJ At night, whom
got lone from work, thought / could
not lust unit tho next morning ! auw
Reel like now man. i. V HuwsER
Sold by Tucker 4 Willis, Wpco
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- ECOND HAND sCALEs--sryrTnI pAir OF
- good platform and counter Ntaier, Tor sale
ut hiatt price. john 4. MAkSlIhLL.
si1lW
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The best offer Of tic seasonl The
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& Allen will soil their entire stock Of
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cost for thirty days, 10 make room Tor nu
immense winter stock. A rare opportu.
nifty Tor gentlemen wanting anything in
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25

This Association hns ~ months from
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The stockmnn's Friend

The Electric Screw Worm Killer" OF
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-25

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Ilosictter's Stomach Bltters cx,lfbate
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Levine Brothers are Offering tull, regu.
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Ih, -I,k committee uf Wac, l.tdg" ~, iur
the ensuing month beginning May ~, i--s 3,
q Battle, u H. Uuruham, N N Buygr.s, &.
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'Ip RENT = huu.,nt tour or live rnom- CON.
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POPULAR Musrmf DRAwiSG or THE
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These drawings occur Muutuiy t,unttys
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m" Ouiiri States Circuit Court ON March
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III In LhAnbrsnlu's addition tn waco. ~ ia
Aulr aud out houses, good gHrioh aui %
variety of chuire trutt trees. ami q hcyur iaii-
lug wei at good Wutrr. a. :. AltNOLD.
I23lw
----------------------
nNE thousand head Of sheep; sOo ewes 800
" graded Cots woidr. all quite young Nd-
dress A. W. or q. u, Kennedy GrUcsbcck,
Texas. e22iW
SEEp rye. barley and Nicaragua wheat at
- Palmer .gTun and feed houHe sisu
- ECOND HAND sCALEs-suycral pAir oil
- good platform and counter Sraicr, for sale
ut hat price. joins +. MAkslIhLL.
Si1lW
A SADDLE and buggy horse. Apply u L.
~ {. Alexander. suGu
A SEW SNty saw carver Gin stand with
~ Feeder and Condenser, meyer been used,
price 800. Apply n j. W Baker. U3lGtt
L'UK SALE--ll5u Tine Merlnu ewes fur sale
u Apply tu Peter Lrchlrr, Wales Mill-,
Texas, or to n y QueTnrr 1T Guotyia EN-
change saloon. Austin street Waco. Its ulm.
TINlRkE residences situated uu tour lots on
the curnar OF ~rcuud aud MARY street II
sold soon viii give Agtuat bargain
HuOc j. tkAHlt K, hhnd hRrnt
HAVE, IN different parts 0f utu citl, icHtrn-
i bile hulldug tote, whIch the pTud'ut rAbh
purchaser be- udyl-ou to luuk Mt before purthAH-
ing. Also choice lands iu small or large traCtr
Iu different counties ~ prices 10 suit. ttlt
cdp"ttir- u iH tn your interest tu see me ~
you want either city ar country property 40
rhuluo localities cheap.
uiuutf GEO. BARN Akb.