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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09

We desire to call special attention to
the announcement in to-day's paper of
Messrs, Pollock & Waggener, successors
to Mr. Harrison, in the clothing trade
Mr.. Harrison had just purchased in New
York and Philadelphia an unusually large
stock of clothing for the fall and winter
trade which Mossrs Pollock & Waggcuer
having bought from him, are prepared to
offer on fair terms to cash or prompt short
time buyers.
The stock consists Of everything neces-
sary to a gontleman's dress, and embraces
goods as fine as can be made in any shop
Their stock Of fine overcoats is superb, and
any one wishing that article ought by all
means to look throughit. Pants, and vests,
and dress and frock coats, of all qualities,
and every description of under wear may
be found in their house.
The proprietors are gentlemen of good
business qualifications, very clever and ac-
commodating and deserve an extensive
trade Give them call and they can please
you. "
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
New Music.

Hughes g. Co. respectfully inform the public
that they have Just received great variety OF new
and fashionable music, Violin aud Guitar strings,
and every other article, generally kept in music
stores. A large assortment Of Pianos Fortes from
the principal manufacturers, for sale by
HUGHS a. co.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
Land for Sale!

| offer for sale, privately, my Farm, lying In
Stewart County, Tenn, near Bowling Green, and
eight miles above Cumberland Iron Works, Tenn.
Containing $40 Aers;
about three hundred acres In cultivation, balance
well timbered and we'll waiered. Land good and
te1hs liberal. This is a fine stock and grain farm.
Call and examine the premises for Yourselves.
A, T. ANDREWS.
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THE COMBINATION PATENT PORTA
BILE STEAM W-MILI.


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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09

By some unavoidable oversight, our pa
per is dated the 18th on the first page,
when it should have been the 9th Ac4
cidents will happen occasionally-even
with Printers.
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HOW MUCH 1T WILL DO,


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requires about two barrels well
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MA r RTED.

~r4s~~-~-~>s~--~~>s-~S>~~~y-
On the 29thSept., by the Rev. DR.. Ridley, Mr..
W NJ. DRANE Of Montgomery County Tenn. to
Miss AMELIA w. HADDock, of Logan County KY.
owed only for love, and see that thou lowest
what is lovely"
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Milton Ramey,
Nr. JoHN l.. WYATT, Of this city, to Miss BETTE
JErr, of this County. s s.8ssa s.. a,.., 81
Glove rules the court, the camp the grove,
For love is Heaven, and Heaven is love'
On the first of October, by the Rev Peterson
Wall, Mr.. VIM. E SPARRow, Of this city, to Miss
VIRelNtA A RAY, of Onion Town, Ky. lV'7l
Sept, 30th 1857, Mr.. RIcHLRD RossoN. of Rob-
ertson County, TO Miss ANN E PrcKERtSe, of
Montgomery County.
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THrsnndersineners beg leave to an

TIE inndersingners beg leave to an.
nounce to the Subscribers and readers o.
the Clarksville Chronicle, and to the com.
munity generally, that they have purchas.
ed thepublishing interest of this paper, the
presses, types and all other materials Of
the Office, and have taken charge, as pub,
fishers of the paper
So many pledges as TO contemplated
Improvements in newspapers have been
made, and disregarded that we hesitate to
say in advance anything as to what we
design to do as publishers of the Chronicle.
We will say, however, that we design to
enlarge the paper, somewhat, and add to
our stock of printing material so far as
may be necessary; and as our whole ih-
dividual interest is identified with the sue
cess of the paper, we shall do our very
best to render It as good paper for the
ness-community and the family
circle, as any other lin cur section. Both
of us being practical printers, we do not
doubt that We can make the Chr6atcb in
its mechanical department hnexception-
able |. and having retained the service of
Mr.. r. W. Thomas, as editor, we feel as
sured that in that respect we can give
ample satisfaction. Both as political and
literary writer. Mr.. Thomas now ranks
among the most able and accomplished IN
the South, and being relieved from all
care of other. departments, of the paper,
lie win give TO the editorial his undivided
attention. Gi2l1E2 j20u 5df n1JW
We shall also. have weekly full report
of our markets, our money affairs, and all
other local matters. We intend in word
to cry and make the Chronicle a first rate
weekly paper, and hope our friends will
aid us all they can in the enterprise.
AS to politics it will still be devoted to
the advocacy of the sentiments aud prin-
ciples of the American party We have
thus briefly set forth our views, & and are
going to work with hearty good will, and
Il strong determination to'fulill, as far as
we possibly can, all we have intimated or
promised y and we respectfully solicit the
patronage of the community at large. We
shall adopt and practice rigidIy the cash
system, knowing that it is the only safe
way for us, and Leliering it the best for
others. 'ee1y tGuUgi
j. S. NEBLETT.
aH#.tl .e.. IL A OR A MI --a.
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LOOK HERE F.!

All those indebted to ]. A, Waggener g. Co.
will please call at the China Store, on the square
aud pay up. Having sofa out our stock it is ne.
cessary that the business be closed up.
], A. WAGGENER & co.
Oct2 ., '57-tf
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IN EQUITY,

The President Of the United Stnes of America 10
/ JoFL CHASE, his Attorneys, SERVANTS. Agents, and
Workmen, and each and erery Of them, 81, va
GREETING e ai saaa
Where's il hath been represented to us in our
Cruit Court Of the United States, for the Southern
District Of New York, sitting as Court of Equi-
tv. on the part Of Orlando y. Potter rnd Nathaniel
Wheeler, Complaint MIS-, that they, the said Orr
lando b Potter and Nathaniel Wheeler have late-
ly exhibited their Bill OF Comlaint against YOU,
the said Joel Chase, tire defendant, TO be relieved
touching matters therein contained IN which bill
IL is among other things, set forth, that you, the
said defendant, are violating and threatening TO
violate certain exclusive rights and privileges
vested in said compainanis, for constructing. |
making, using. and vending 10 others 20 be used,
certain improvements in Sewing Machines, and
that the aciings and doing OF you, the said de- /
PENDANT, are contrary to Equity aud good con-
science we, therefore, in consideration Of the
premises do strictly, and until the further ordors
Of this Court, enjoin aUd command you, the said
Joel Chase, and your Attorneys, Servants, Agents,
and w orkmen, and each and every one Of them,
under the penalty that may fall thereon, thut YOU,
and each Of you do from henceforth, altogether,
absolutely and until the further order OF this
Court dcsist and refrain from directly orpdIIec T.
ly, constructing, making. working, using, selling,
or putting into practice or operation, or IN any
wise counterfeiting or Initiating the invention or
Improvement belonging 10 said compainants, aud
described claimed, and sci forth In certain Lett
tiers Patient Of the United States. re- Issued TO A
b. Wilson. and bearing dete the GOD day Of Jam
uary, 1856, aud now owned by the compliments,
and from in any way or manner interfering with
the rights Of said comPlainaals under said Pat
emit, aud from ia any way manner violating or
infringing said Letters Patent, any part thereof.
Witness the Hon. RoGER b TANtY,
&, Q Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court o.
jE'" he United States at the City OF New
- York, in said District this the eth cay
of September, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ffly.six.
KENNETH &. wHlTEs clefk.
GEO. CLIFFORD. Solicitor and Of Counsel
for Complainants, IT Wall Street, New York.
sept II, 'S7-am n...s srs1. o.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09

WE see that Messrs, Northington &
Vaughn, have sold their stock of Hard
ware to our much esteemed friend and
former townsman, Mr.. Frank S Beaumont
We welcome him back to our city, and
wish him much success in his business.
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SECOND SIZE.

his mi n anne N n $ Fer
edaniw
saw n heavier section
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of o N pc IN a
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For further observation-disclosures,
Co..
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Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between
G. A. Roth and Peter Frech, under the style of
G. A ROTH g. CO., is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
The business of the firm active and passive,
will be continued at the old stand by GA. Roth,
who is au thorized to settle the oldbusiness.
G.. A. RUTH.
PETER FRECH.
GAINESVILLE, Sept IS, ls57-3w
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PoRTABlLITY AND FREIGHTAoE

The mill and
IS
may trouble,
method, he
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09

THOMAS & Bro, have just received from
Baltimore limited supply of the finest
imported Cigars, embracing several yario-
tea Of rogalas and sh,r. Our town has
been sadly baro Of good cigars for some
timo, and these wont last long,
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PRICE.


Il.
uic
An will when Draw
without roabe The rto included in the sale mill
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A NEW EIEsM,

2. W, BUMFHREYs. ~ CO.. r. W JOHNSON.
30 Johnson e. Humphreys, ir
Having associated themselves together In the
practice Of law, prepared to attend 10 all bust
ness OF legal character IN the counties of Robert
son, Montgomery, Stewart, Chestham aud Dick.
son.
az Office on Strawberry Alley, olbrkssllls.
Tenn. Vt Eff8lf .1t Jan. 30-ly.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
Watson's Ten Dollar Sewing Machine

A Warning TO the Pubhci auosa
This machine, as stated below is counterfeit,
and all persons are hereby cautioned against sell
ling, buying, or using them Whenever and
wherever they are found the law will be strictly
enforced. All parties using these machines, as
well as those who vead them, make themselves
liable for damages.
About the 20th day of August, 1856, / was
employed by Messrs. Watson, Wooster & CO
composed Of VIM. G. Watson, Morris Knight, aud
chimes, which were known as the Watson Ten
ceived notice from the counsel Of o. B. Potter
of injunction, Informing me that these Machines
were an Infringement upon Letters Patent which
they owned. and that suits would be instituted
against me, unless / should otherwise settle with
them. This notice handed 10 Mr. Wooster, one
of my employers'9 i2.15 -..,r, ! ,...t. ,.l-I
l then made Investigations TO ascertain the
facts, and found that said Machine, as believed
was an infringement Of said Patent, and | in-
formed said Watson that such was my opinion.
Subsequently, a suit was commenced against
me by said Potter and Wheeler, and Immediately
thereafter I so Informed Mr. Watson, aud reqnes
ted him to take charge of the defence of the
some, and he refasedto do so, and then told him
that would have nothing more 10 do with 1t, aud
/ then ceased to make the Machines; and the In
JUNCTION, a copy of which is hereto annexed, was
issued and served upon me. JOEL CHASE.
Dated New York, Feb. llth, 1854 az
In presence of Miles B. AndIus.
do hereby certify that the above statement,
subscribed by me, Is correct and true. 4 5at
-u. 90 f.-f Hh rt ~. JOEL CHASE.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
LAW NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed Partnership in
the PRAcrIoE or rHE Law, and Will give strict
attention 10 any business conhded 10 US In the line
Of our profession. aIfssa s.aN
'1 10 90. A. HENRY, $40
O & J. o. sHAcfELFoRD,
.u.f RIOS Y. nESRY.
csrksv,lIe, Feb 20. ie5I-lf ..-.
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5000 ACR"S

1000 AGR y
Of the finest Corn, Wheat and Tobacco and 10
Be found in Middle Tennessee. l will sell it in
divisions, as follows:
No. l contains thousand acres--450 clear.
ed the balance heavily thnhered. This includes
an elegant Framed Dwelling neatly finished with
10 good rooms-good Kitchen, negro Houses
Cistern, Carrirge House, Stone Spring house,
aud Barns sufficient to cure 5000 lbs tobacco.
No . contains 800 acIes, so cleared, balance
well timbered This tact contains tolerably
good double log house and never failing spring
No, 3 contains $40 ncres-S0 acres cleared, the
balance finely timbered-with a very superior
srring.
No A contains $40 acres of the finest Board
aud Stave timber between Nashville and Pond
River, through which the stage road from Nash
willie TO Hopkinsye passes.
At the same time and place / will sell my pres
ent crop OF Corn, Fodder, Oats, Wheat, Tobacco,
&c. Also my stock of Mules, Hogs and Cattle,
and one hundred and fifty ewes, several fine Jacks
, nd one of the finest Stations in Middle Tennes-
see.
TERMS.-I will sell the land for one fifth
cash--the balance on credit of one, two, three
and four years with interest from date; retaining
a lien on the property for the purchase money
A ba beeue will be served for the occasion
Sale positive.
Oct ., '57-tds. ROBT. D. CARR.
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sSy- Eycrotts Variety Show, entertained
our citizens fer the last two nights.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE U. STATES,
SECOND CIRCUIT FOR THE SOUTHERN DIS
~ TRICT OF NEW YORK. ~ ~,
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Boarding School for Young Ladies'

WHITE HALL, TENN.
MRS. WILLIAMS AND MISS WARD wifi
reopen their school, Monday, October Ord
Board per session of Five months, -. .sl5 on
Tuition, % 10 Is 90
Music, with use of Instrument. ..........25 90
Sept. II, lS57-lms
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THIS Is THE FALL
OF 1857!

The prospecls for large crops of all The good
things Of this lie never better-and w. Balthrop
would respectfully say to his friends and custo-
mers, and the public generally, that he is now in
receiptof large stock of F4tT
Z FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which fer extent, variety and beauty, far excee DIS
my former purchase.
In addition to my usual stock of Boots. Shoes,
Hats, Caps, &c, have greatly enlarged my stock
/ OF READY-MADE CLOTHING,
and goods for serva nts wear, together with trav-
cling Wrappers, Bed and Negro Blankets, all Of
which promise to offer at the lowest prices. and
respectfully solicit an examination, as / feel
sured in saying that can offer inducements.
Oct ., '57-Aw w. BALTHROP. -
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EXECUTIONS NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of Rob't
Collins, decd will please come forward and make
payment, and all those having claims against the
same will file them within the time prescribed by
law or they will be barred by the.slotute of linn
itntion. GEO. ii, COLLINS, Ex'r.
13'I will attend at the court house III Clarks
vile, the Sd week in October, TO settle the
Gains for or against said estate.
Sent. II, lS57-lm
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DIED.

DIED.
On the Cd inst, ALICE NJ infant daughter of
Samuel and Julia HoDGsoN.
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The President Of the United Stnes of America 10
JorI CHASE, his Attorneys, SERVANTS. Agents, and
Workmen, and each and srery Of them, 81, g
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
STOP THE THIEF.

had man in my employ, by the name of G.
w. Dunnivan, at Mr.. Geo. Gibbs, near Indian
Mound Tenn. On the 18th inst, said Duunivan
stole four hundre dollars or more from me, In
twenty dollar gold pieces. Said Duunivan is a
potter by trade about % years old, has no beard
lie weighs about lao pounds, and for man OF
his size, he is very broad ACROSS the shoulders,
and has very large head
Has a mark on the face from a scnld he has
light hair, and swarthy appearance. lie has
also some other marks upon the body caused
from burns He has a coarse voice, Is slow spo-
ken, aud is very coarse featured lie has a gold
watch in pawn for 500 in Cincinnati
am unable TO offer a specified reward, but
wlll give liberal poSiGn of the amount stolen, #
the tGeif and monpy can be found Any person
hearing Of, or taking him up, will please address
me at Smithland, Ky, or indian Mound, Tenn.
...''t - CHARLES CARLYLE.
Sept Is, 57--Sws.
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Extra Flour-Best Brands.

am prepared 10 deliver, at short notice. Extra
Flour, Of various web known brands, in !otslo b
from 10 600 barrels 10 shit purchasers at rcat
soDabe prices, B. O.2KEEsEEd laG
y l,ss III Brick building, on the Wharf. go
TO wH1sKEY BUYERS, ~ don't sell whis-ni
key now, nor have sold any since the j 5th Of
April last either my own account or on con,-bs
mission, '"7. r. 5aa4 81 liapns
Aug5 ''57-3m Hs1s
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Valuable Land For Sale.

On Tuesday 1he goth day of October next,
will sell TO the highest bidder my farm in Robert
son County, Tennessee, mile North nf Tur-
nersville, and four miles from the Nashville and
Henderson Railroad, being 30 miles from NASH
willie and 90 from GAINESVILLE. Said tract con-
fafp
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LOCAL VEINS. a9
FRTpAYl oCToPFn B. ISL

=
~ Chronicle Office Ossr W u. Bryorly's Store al
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KENNETH c, wHITEs Clerk
GEO. CLIFFORD. Solicitor and OF Counsel
for Complainants, IT Wall Street, New York.
Sept II, 'S7-am ...s on. 4. o
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EorRrH wABD-AT 4 EEeuLAE NETTING o,
'hs Deaocysss EsPgsIsssp oo@Itse q &c rosIis
sars srcs. en- nss1ay sssshs Ss a. SS .. gns
iuicns, vhch r,oIon were unirnousy secpsd Nd
WSetess. sl.sf eonsiuica General cor.ne, headed sy
John Y saysgs has dared, now a; Ae .snA hour
rroso tse ssntum Of te te A.norca 1a1lmsny socse
Committee O be cy county q New Yors; and vhcres
&c. 5ss .ssr s sna as on e. NJ z Saa' TSn.
plos ~ iswtunxoIhy mentors q ae faPnsny s.sis,y
eais am d2erps'unng their m u1le dlsrsgstins ne ella
~ as,.rnciv s.saton o. a,,,io5 rteh Ss5 %s.n rai
uvey SeSGsd a he sie genera ye'n
persSssd md e5nirced De Pry escaa. . nc ois ios
- o. ssTs sSd Kns ssv. Seen ne non aa Ss
sna recAss " esy. gs n sLsoiins ess Iripsy elec
5Si now Indeed hey oy sO,r srspe. Secsue rs~In
ws.n ey hags VI, cha[s;e, xa DC pee aud can
Resoge ms. we pisdss .ss ~ % l' s,srL issse
ss and a we bod ourselves pre,sed TO 90 operaie VIA
fellow cirena u cTccsns an Tna the abusee
,n,s We ssnsos reco se - ou guile re Proa
.sy " Sea- den e b. a.ss, AZ ssss
IN heir ANA, thsfeiere,
esSs eo Tss sS ToS wSsoa ss s' ~ sos@.
cas 70 severe = her erssn -aoo Which has been @.
ihear s-.s AZ a oorssnf2ee.
sesoired ihss We loo bacl vrb vras ssd s,ss~ssu 70
siisiism' d he ssuccrey vss securely susydsi IN DE
~ d~sn n from a Pss q f.es ssa b. ' sus re -
bold any GENERAL Ooupie In eoerbs avsns DE asas II
sase sasce- sss hos changed pccs Isurnsay asa be-
Ing Changed vousa lock upcs he Wilson .dnan
uIfer rrasrdlcs ~ r2he
om y ys 70 ss . &. "a y :, s.s .yse
Council o. sschens q NE rsnnaay ssscsy.
Reslved Thai tbe inisiory measures ~ reform prvscd
By sachesa ~ NE sve, % apy~nt oonrtse " Ave
elecns 70 be soprcved q ~ Do pcope N neeinrT
fair snd hauof b AID VITA hearty
rcnce fENJ ANIr ~ Welsh,
VILLAIN eCgRR, Oonniree.
JOHN OLIVER,
MOVING vxrs DEMOCRATIC REFUHLCAr aErE
raj Cornui,cc.-f regular raeeunr u he Yong nsa
General Courtee VIII b. had Al rayrxsans Hal On Friday
evening 'ne 10 '''N"' JoEs ;. y.cossdoR.
Rorrsr unlrT, taaere,arae
cpsnigs A. Ktwris1 eeefes'@|
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Gov. Gsssy's OhDsetsen @ 0AorSWds
IN m usy ron tho aou Of Rsp,es ye vs. 70 his
reasons ics reusng 10 commission Saerfsyd TO sheriff d
Douglas coSSy. ~as sais aye tass sbeEgsfd made
sp'son.l Assts, end resented ~ earring tscv Gear,
kllrg him b gave hin she chsuce By reecn,tng Tho
insult Tue eoomess and self pcncsssn Of the cosernos
rrdouekoy saved his hia He passed % wisoJs deGn-
ErScuTws DsrAsnnvs
LBconPrWs, x. JAv. a, 1901
10 THn HoCrH ov sH'Rm RYAsvns KAHsAs YnEuoag -
srSIissr- IN reply 70 yoar re.olyson Of We 1874
70 faynsh our BODY with satsmens o. ny ressas for
mot com Lissoning WE.hn T ShsrrArd Csc a. 5nesif
Of Douglas county, have tho honor W stss, thai whc
am disposed 70 secede 70 any reasonable regrers nom
the Lssk.ature, regard that matter ~ srnect Of IN
guy crly FROM ire Territcrsl ccura.
Prior 70 ~ announoeDeat 70 me- the sppos !r,sas OF
Of I<ooppion and Of Douglas comfy, hstss
and passions rendered him entirely unit TO- the proper
IerfcrmA2ee Of the deties Of that oAoe.
There was no ntsr.icn, hosevsr, on ny p&ss 70 WIZ
held bis conssion bus in consequence CT t1e s6sS5ce
OF Me Secretary Of The Territory deny I'd icr
raj days. during whch time was Informed by many 10
spectsbo gentle zen, among whom we,e thoeo OF she
county tribunal nom which 70 desired bis appointment
that NJ SnoGIard bad been engaged IN several drunkeo
brolsdgnlins and shooting Ut persons with pftoE sno
threatening others have since been informed hss these
facts nc<orors 10 the o3srs II shc place aud
easily be auosar lated by proof should the oo.ayy be
made clearly appear no one viii rejoice noEo besrsy
han Iayielf,
Hul ii is ny desire 10 be disunogy understood tts.
will ooinmsai0a no one sboi,ng under auch cnargos
weuld impair, not entirely destroy h csersinsrs,
ebcse passions and habits would render IN unhs ho
proper dSchsrge Ct his duties, or which mgs in hn2
manner cndGDger the peace Of the Territory.
an iosb ucled from the rom whence derive
my appointment 10 pursue thts OF policy. rEe
rpe iaests oftbe people Of the Territory require H. and
nh'a'o"nsa aas approved By my cwp Judgment .s
Governor oi Kansas TGIitOry