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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

NICE, ISN'T IT?-Harris charges upon
Hatton that he voted for the endorsement
of the Memphis bonds, by the State, when
Harris himself was one of thirty demo-
Gratis who signed petition praying Mr.
Hatton to do that very thing. Such con
duct, as this, is not only inconsistent, but
dishonorable, aRd we did not think Harris
would stoop to such meanness.
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nay" After making due allowance for tn

Ray" After making due allowance for the
coloring of party zeal, we are forced to
the consideration, by the accounts which
reach us from all quarters, that Hatton,
"the school boy" is too hard for the tina
tured Statesman" Harris. And in max
ing this declaration, we but enunciate the
trueism, that error must succumb to truth,
wherever the latter is seen and felt
Harris political history is one of error
and inconsistency, and this need only be
shown to sensible and honest men, to de-
eide the victory against him. IIatton
shows these up in the clearcst light, and
no sophistry or lodging can eyade the
effect upon an intelligent audience,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

sa~ The Democratic Convention, on
last Monday, nominated W. A. Quarles
ESQ, as a candidate for Congress. We
presume there will soon be list Of APP
pointments and a regular opening of the
canvass in this District.
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pn Our thanks are due to G A. L1soN

nm.. Our thanks are due to G. A. LIGoN
& Co., for box of assorted candies, en-
bracing all sizes, shapes, and colors and
seasoned with a variety of ingredients of
delicious SAVIOR. AS Confectioners, this
firm is not surpassed in taste, promptness,
liberality and gentlemanly department,
and we hope they will make fortune as
they will do, if merit meets its reward.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

neA- Petcrson's July number, in add
ton TO its usual number of embellish-
nents. has some colored patterns in Berlin
Work--something new in an American
Magazine, and very beautiful. This num-
Der begins a new volume, and now rs
GOOD time to subscribe for this superior
two dollar Magazine.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

p9- Dye & Smith, Real Estate Agents,
sold 16 lots, Of various sizes, for d. G.
Bratton, at prices ranging from $50 to
STAT. This was real sale in every par
ticular. We intended giving full state
ment of the sale, but want of space forbid.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

pSy- The Baltimore Clipper clearly
proves that the late election riots in Wash
ingtou, originated with band of demo-
cratic DULLES from Baltimore, who went to
Washington for that purpose. An election
riot has never occurred where there were
no foreigners. Mark that
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

bsS- Governor Hale, abolitionist as he
is. recommends, in his message, longer
period Of residence to the alien, and that
he shall be able to read and write English
before he is allowed to vote. The notori-
Gus Hale TINS proves himself better
friend of the South than southern demo-
Gratis are, who vote that aliens are citizens
as soon as they land.
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I II I

~Dr. T. II. CAvANAUGH's PILE SALvE
is the greatest remedy of the age The
piles. every form and in every stage, are
cured by external application only. 1t
has stood the test of time-has passed
the firery ordeal, and has come out with the
endorsement of thousands as the only a.
valuable remedy now extant.-C Chicago Dai
Times.
For sale in this city by Thomas & Bro.
June.
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paS- The Railroad Board has put corps
of Engineers upon the line, in the direc-
ton of Paris, and we hope the result will
be a settlement of the crossing Of the
Tennessee river and consolidation of the
two companies. These questions have
been kept open long enough.
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seA. The Union & American charges
that distribution and abolitionism is one
and the same thing He is nearer the
truth than usual All the distribution
that is made, is for abolitionists, and ac-
complished by democratic votes.
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sSs~ If it be true that Harris has r

B6s~ If it be true that Harris has re-
pudiated Johnson's white basis, and the
elections of U. s. Senators by the people,
how can the democrats of Tennessee claim
to be unit? And if he be an honest
man, governed by principle, how can
Harris advocate Johnson's election to the
Senate? We expect no satisfactory answer
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

ns- An old woman, in Connecticut is
collecting all the democratic and Republi-
can papers to make soap. She says they
are as good as clear lie, and seize upon the
fat with all the avidity of lOcofoco for
office,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

B&~We have had "a succession Of glorious
rains within the last two weeks, and vogeta-
ton is luxuriating in the vivifying effects
of the propitious season. The democrats
ought to pray for dry weather, for much
more rain will make deStribution!eOn1ltd5
tional, according 20 Harris weather crage
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
June 6 1857.
LAND FOR SALE.

BY order of the County Court, of Montgomery
County, Tennessee, | shah on Fri ay, The I'd
day OF July next, lls5I) sell 70 the highest bid
der, at Woodsons Store, or on The premises In th.,
vicinity, 269 Acres of valuable land, being Ia
District No 10, belonging to the heirs Of Reuben
Holt Sen Deceased, abont IS Acres Of which is
cleared, with orchards and 20 or trees of select
fruit, good springs that fail, with beauti-
full situation for residence the remainder of the
land is well timbered, sll susceptible Of cultivation,
situated III AN excellent nelghborlrood, Immediately
on very good Public Road, abous IL miles from
Ia ksvIlle, . miles from Port Royai, 3 or 4 miles
from tie Nashville and Clarksvi 10 TURNPIKE,
convenient 10 ex client Mills &c. Purchasers
wishing to exuniine will be shown tie premises by
James Holt, near Woodson's store.
TERns,-Two hundred dollars (S20O) cash, and
The ballaEee in two equal snnu in-talments
without Interest. purchasers giving bond aud
good security, and lien retained on the land
until The purchase money is paid
WIN. ROGERS, Commissioner
June 8 '51--f1
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IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE
z - y - = = = = - 2
Bank OF Tennessee
VS.
Amended Bill

Bank OF Tennessee Amended Bill
VS. II appearing TO the sat
b. Il. Jones et aIs) isfacion OF the Clerk and
Master, that b. Il. Jones. w. A. james, James
Gordon & ------ Lloyd, some Of the dsfen-
dants to the above sta ed cause aro non-Tesidents
Of the State OF Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon them.
II Is therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Clarksville Chronicle, a newspaper pub
lished in Clarksyile Tennessee, for 4 consecutive
weeks, requiring the sad non. resident defendants
TO appear ut the mex term Of tho Chaneery Court
to be he'd at tiarksville on the Sd monday In Oc-
tober next, and plead snsweF or Demur, 10 said
amended bill Of complsiLaDts, or the same will
for hearing eHparie
iune, 6. Is57.Iw TIOs. J. MVNFORD.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
WHATDOTH Z PHYSICIANS SAY OF
FLAMES VERMIFUGE, PREPARED BY
FLEMING Bros?

nea- Listen to the testimony ofan emf
nent physician in favor of NJ Flames Yer
mifuge which is now universally acknowl-
edged to be the best in use even members
of the medical faculty, (who are SO often
opposed to the use Of patent medicines
cannot withhold the approval of this in
valuable remedy:
LIND, Stark Co., Ohio, Jan. 8, I94s.
I have used DIR. MLane's Worm Spe-
ciic, prepared by Fleming Bros, Pitts
burgh, Pa, in my private practice, and am
prepared to say that the unparalleled sue
cess with which l have prescribed its use,
both for children and adults, induces me
to say the most in its favor of an specific
or patent medicine ever before brought to
my notice The mode of administration,
the smallness of the dose, and the certain
ty of its efficacious effects, give it, i'll my
opinion, decided advantage over any 9TH
err medicine of the kind before the public.
DS~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED YER
MIFUGE, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS, of PITTSBURGH, Pa. All other
Vermifuges in comparison are worthless
DR.. MLane's genuine Vermifuge, also his
celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at
all respectable drug stores. None genuine
,cithout the signature of
iii FLEMING BROS.
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FOR SALE

One house and lot on Sixth Street, which will
be sold at public suction on the 20th inst, unless
solo privately before that time. This lot contains
q acre, and fronts so feet on Commerce At. The
building is entirely new and very convenient. -
Sale pc. itively will be made and no mistake.
DYE II SMITH, r. E. A.
June l2. '57
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Straved or stolen.

From the subscriber, an Iron G ray Horse. some.
what dappled. with white spot under the saddle
aud scar on the jaw. and IN good order, sh cd ali
round, years old, Is or Isl hands high, and
racks well under the saddle. Any Information
will be thankfully received and lberal reward
be given. All communication addressed 10
w. II. HAZARD, RusselIyie, Ky.
June 10 ,51,3vs
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paG We have received the July num-
Der of the Home Magazine, which has
some most beautiful engravings, and much
and useful reading matter.
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$1,000 Reward.

We have for sale Que tract Of The most desirable
land in Montgomery County, situated Il miles
from Carksville, lying Immediately on The Rus
sellville Turnpike, on which Mrs Eiiz beth Mari
now resides, containing about
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
about half Of which Is cleared and a high state Of
cultivation. There are, on the premises, one Of
the best dwelling no ses to be found anywhere,
good kitchen, smoke house, ice house, frstrste
stables and all necessary out housee. We will
sell, any one wishing 10 buy good bargain in
this property.
We have also for sale, one other tract Of land,
containing 246 acres, lying on Red river, extend
ing 10 the foId, just above the lower bridge, and
runs to the mouth of Big West Fork; 40 acres Of
which are cleared balance heavily timbered =
Possession given at once 10 any one vino may
purchase the same. We will make the terms easy
and give long credit. Now l. the time 20 buy as
property is advancing every day.
DYE & SMITH, Real Estate Ag'ts
June l2, 1S57-tf
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12
Rev. JOHN WARICK,
s. II. SHELTON,
l.. b. DONOHO,
CALVIN HENDRICK,
JAMES HURT,
d. A. LYNN, and others.

DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT. The Louis
vile Courier of Thursday last says
We saw yesterday counterfeit IS note
on the Union Bank of Tennessee, which is
we'll calculated to deceive the best judges.
1t is photographed. We unders tand
a number have been placed in circulation
in this city, and it will be we'll for the
5puhtr TO he on thc4r guard
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-12

One box always cures Jsuncice.
Three boxes are sure to clesnae the system from
bois-often less than Que does II.
Two boxes have completely cured the worst Of
ulcers on the legs.
Small doses seldom fail 10 cure tho Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expei every worm
from the body. They should be given 10 chill
dren, who are always more or less afflicted with
II Is SECURE.
As gentle Physic they have no equal.
One box cures arrangement Of the Liver.
Half a box cures a Gold.
They purify the blood and thus strike at The
foundation VI every disease
As Dinner P,Il there is not their equal ,inihs
word.
They are purely veg table. and ca done harm,
but do accomplish an unsceountable amount OF
good
Prepared By DR.. &c. AVER Practical Chem.
ist, Lowell, Mass aud sold by all Druggists sad
Dealers 10 med cine through this section
wholesale by Kerry q DemOville, Nashville,
Tenn.
Retail by Thon,ss 4 Bro. Clsrksvile, and D.
T. Porter, New Providence, aud ali dsuggists and
dealers IN medi'iHe throughout The South,
Apll7, 57-tlslAuE
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bamboo and common Reed fishing poles and
Seine Irvine expected every stevmer
&v.
June 1877
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SUPERIOR COAL.

$4,000 bushels John Bells superior Baeksmith's
coal received aud al the warf For sale cheep by
THOMAS e. BR OTHER.
June the 5th '57
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REAL ESTATE AND SLAVES FOR
SALE

REAL ESIAIE AND SLAN Eo FUK
SALE.
Robert NJ. Fortson, Mary NJ. johnson, John M.
FOrtson, VIM. FortsOn, r, ID. Fortson, George J.
Fortson, George Carmack aud wife Amanda,
Harrison Mansfield and wife Maria. vs. A.. d.
Johnson and wife Elizabeth Ann, aud their chill
dren. to-wit: James r Johnson, Maria l.. John
son, Henry Johnson, Harrison Johnson. G olemsn
Johnson, VIM. J.. Johnson, John Wimms and his
wife Frances c. and John Nj. Durret aud wife
Frances. Petition sale real estate and slaves.
Pursuant TO a decree Of The Circuit court, In
equity sitting, for the County OF Montgomery,
State ef Tennessee, at their May term, 1851, in
the above rause. will sell, TO the highest hi der,
at Fortson's Spring, the residence Of Robt Fort
son, in Montgomery county district Ne. J, on
the 23d day Of July next. 1857 the following real
estate aud slaves, io-wiG Mildred, FL "a. Omacur-
da, Anderson, Stewart, William. Ellen and Mat;
One tract Of Land 26 acres, adjoining The lands
of John d. Tyler and oihers; one tact % SIS
acres adjoining the lands Of Henry Hatcher, lI0r-
ace Marshal and others; one tract of ! i acres
adjoining the lands Of Charles Grant, Bob Muir
and ohers--all lying in the vicinity Of each other.
The slaves will be sol, on a credit until the Let
day OF January next, a. d the lands on credit OF
and two years; notes wit h two good securities
will be required for the purchase money, bearing
interest from date thereof, and lien retained on
the real estate until tho purchase money Is paid
C. BAILEY, Clerk and Com.
June 70, le57-4w
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June IL. 81

STOCKHOLDERS NJ. C. & l.. II. r.
A further call of 5 per cent was this day or
d-red, by the board, the capital sock sub
scribed, payable on the Isl dav Of My next.
w. B. MUNFoRD. Pres't.
June !, IS57-3w
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general suppl Of House Furnishing Goods,
such as, Oil Cloths, Curtains and Bands, and 6ne
Table Cutlery, for sale by
n. Nv.
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WAsHINGTCN. June 4. 1857.

The latest intelligence from Utah, recei-
we'd here to-day, is that Brigham Young has
expelled all the GeHtiles, and that his sway
is now effectually undisputed in the Terri
tory. He has had time to make all his ar
rangements for the reception of the Uni
ted States Government Gentiles, who are
to go out as Governor, Judges, &C., and al
so the small army of two thousand Gen
tiles, under the command of Gen. Harry.
It is not true that Col. Cummins has ac-
cepted the Office of Governor upon some
conditions. The Office is offered to him,
but his answer has not been received.
The letter of the Secretary of State to
the British Minister, in reply to the COM
municatien proposing renewal of the ne
gotiations in regard to Central American
matters, was, it is said, completed last week,
and was probably delivered to the minister
on Monday. 1t is understood that Gen.
Cass takes full view of the subject, and
declines further negotiations at present,
but leaves door open for future arrange
ments.-C5r. Ball. Sun.
WASHINGTON, June 5.
The Attorney General has given his
official opinion relative to the proprietary
interest of the United States in the newly
discovered guano islands. Congress, he
says may terminate possession of the dis
coverer when it pleases. Under existing
laws the discoverer is the nations tenant
at will and that will is to be pressed by
Congress whenever the nation may desire
to put an end to the estate granted, and
the law forbids the President before certain
conditions are complied with, to declare
any islands as appertaining to the United
States and afterwards act according to his
conviction of public duty.
A report is currently believed that ex-
Gov, Phillip Frank Thomas of Maryland
has been rendered the Governorship Of
Utah and will accept
Judge f. W. Cullen, of Arkansas has
been appointed purser in the Navy.
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M'CLURE'S
II AT-P r. q . II

GAINESVILLE, June ii, 1851
Sales by W. s. Mcclure of SO hhds
Tobacco, as follows:
So SO, s so, 8 50, 8 As, 8 IS, I IS,
z 65, z 65, 7 05, Z 90, Z 90, O5, Z 30,
Z 95, 9 80, IS, 9 as, 8 80, Q IS, 1905,
8 IS, 8 40, O5, 8 so, 6 55, 90, 6 So,
6 25, 10 90, 6 20, 5 25, %. 10 80,
10 80, 10 O5, 10 so, IL 60, IL so, IL 30
10 90, IL Is, IL so, IL 10, IL 90, 1910
IL 80, ~ %, IL IS, IL 10, IL so, 1895
10 20, 10 55, IL 40, IL rs, IL 90, z 90
7 90, Z Is, Z %, ID 90, ID 20, 10 70,
10 IS, 13 20, 13 Is, 13 rs, IA 80, ID, 10
IA 90, ii 90, IA 20, ii 20, II 10, 1895
Is 50, Is 20, 10 80, IS 80, Is so, 1880
10 80.
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Thomas HOlbert, ct as

II appearing TO the satisfaction Of the clerk nnd
master, that +. 8, Walton, one of the defendants
In the above stated cause, is pOu -Iesdentoi the
State OF Tennessee so that the Ordinary process
cannot be served upon hir II is theref re ordered
that publication be made in the Chrouicle, pub
lie Gazette LIished 10 the city Of Clark.ve for
four successive weeks, requiring the said aOnres-
ident TO appear at the next term Of the Chaneery
court 10 be held at GAINESVILLE on the I'D Monday
Ia October next, aud plead. answer or dsmar o
the comp lainants bill or the same will be taken ior
confessed TO them and the same sci for hearing
T. J. MUNFOGr, c. An
lima 10 ~ mr. T. a.
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.C0MP TIIIoN!


THE prevailing opinion has heen here that
CoMPE Triton and the RAILROAD would
help the Hardwars-BoYs--in consequence OF
which we have been receiving a HEAVY RE-
ORUIT Uf new and useful goods, which now
makes our stock much larger and mora complete
than ever before, and ore for sale ON Reasonable
terms for CASH. or topuucfuai dealers on short
notice. NORTHTNGToN Il VAUGHAN
masser's minute Cream Freezer for sale by
Water Coolers, in store and for sale by
N. az
l2 do1. seythes and Cradles, for'saIe BY
A heavy stock o { Glass, Builders Hardware and
steam Betting, for sale by
NAV
large supply Of Enamel Leather. French Cali
Skins. Lasts and Pegsi Sadlery and Coach find
ings, for sale by
&v.
Steel, Picks, Shovels. Hammers and Railroad
tools. for sale by
NV.
Wood Buckets, Willow Baskets, and Carriages,
for sale By
NV.
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Window Glass and Wall Paper for sale by
N. & V.
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For the Chronicle.l
PADUCAH, June 9th, 1857.


We the undersigned, being eye witness
ses ofthe sad collision between the steamers
Fashion and Aida, at 81 o'clock, on the
evening of the 9th inst, cannot refrain
from the expression of our feelings on the
mournful and memorable occasion. To
US, it was time of faint hope and great
fear, the dearest ties of earth were, in all
human appearance, soon to be severed for
ever. At this critical moment, we saw
three of the officers of the Boat standing
firm to their posts, and that too, at the risk
of their own lives. We refer to the Cap
tain at the wheel, Wiley Sims; the Engi-
neers, S. W. Harrison and W. w. Drake;
they retained their places until the last
shadow Ofhope with them, was departing;
they done all within their power to save
the lives ofall, aud but for their valor, we
all mustha met an untimely and watery
grave. Therefore,
Resolred, That we hereby tender to Cap
tain Sims, and Engineers Harrison and
Drake, this we'll merited tribute of respect,
as the warm feelings of our grateful hearts.
R1solrOd, That this act ofkindness to us,
and ours, will be cherished with deep emo =
tons as long as life lasts.
ResolOed, That the Paducah, Clarksville,
and Nashville papers please publish the
same.
/ TnITAT Wy nTnIy
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FOR CAPITALISTS

Look TO Your Interest,
All those iud LIED TO S. A. Frassr g. Bro. wi
accomn. dilute NJ very much by calling immedi.
aely At the d stand aud ting up their accounts
Cash will be taken. il you do not wish 10 give
yonr notes. BY csliirg NJ ytu wiz muca
obigc, and The trouble and KIP, rise of Il -
ting officer 10 do it. 5 A FRASER e. lao
June 6. ls51-lw
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pay Communications mast be handed IN by
noon on Thursday, or Mcy ,oiH be left orer
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For the Ladies.

MESSRS. THOMPSON e. GAMBLE have
opened, al No. 10. Franklin S e. splendid stock
Of Laces, Embro drrics, Mantillss, shawls, Rib
bons, &c. This is a rare chance for the Ladies
TO procure fine goods at Low Prices. Mr.. q.
expects another lot of those BRASS HOOPS
soon. Call while the assortment is good
June 1911
IN CHANCEEY AT GAINESVILLE.
John " e. JodAiH' oarlu.lSin
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LOST

hui e lost no,e for one hundred g. five Il l.
lars dated ihiHk 9th Of May 1857 } payable
twelve men hs after date TO the order Of MN. r.
Dortch lat Tho Planters Bant at This placer aud
endorsed by him warn all persons from trad
ing for the above note, any one finding il will
confer favor by returning 1t to me.
JNO. W. WILLIAMSON
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Wood Buckets, Willow baskets, and Carriages,
for sale b,
NV.
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Water Coolers, in store and for sale by
N. az