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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-24
nATToN AND HARR1s-THE
ISSUES.

ISSUES. -.
The Knoxville Wig of the 9th, in
allusion to the discussion between the
Gubernatorial candidates at Cleveland and
Athens, thus states the issues invol-
we'd in the canyass:
THE PrBLIC LANDS. this subject,
Hatton is yictorious-exposes the theory
of his competitor-shows up the practice
of Democracy satisfies every candid
mind that he is right, and that his com
petitor is in error.
ALIEN SUFFRAGE-H Hatton shows this
doctrine to be odious and infamous; shows
the Democracy of Tennessee and of the
Union, to be d;otdcd on it-and exposes
his competitor for advocating the doctrine
that unnaturalized foreigners, opposed to
our institutions, should vote ii the forma-
ton Of organic laws in Territories or
States. r.
TIE Assessor LAw-Hatton states
that this law has not answered the end of
its creation-that the people are opposed
to it; and that he is in favor of its repeal
He shows that Harris makes it an issue in
the canvass; although it was brought for
ward and supported by the leading Demo-
Gratis Of the last Legislature, most of whom
are candidates for reelection, and have
been brought out by their party Conyen-
tons.
MEMPHIS BONDS. Harris makes this
an issue; arraigns Hatton for voting for
it, as it increases the liabilities Of the State
to the extent of THREE HUNDRED Thou
SAND DoLLARs-says he would would not
have voted for it, had he been in the Legis.
lature Hatton produces memorial from
Memphis, praying and besceching the
Legislature to indorse the Bonds-urging
with ability that the State can't sustain any
loss shows that the State is secured by
mortgage on the Memphis and little
Rock Railroad and the Memphis Navy
Yard; shows that Harris is about the fifth
signer to the Memorial and that two thirds
of the signatures are Demoersts-that
Harris wrote divers private letters to mem
bers to vote for the Bill, and among others
one message to Hatton ] E '1uI
The NORMAL SCHooL.-Harris arraigns
his competitor for his support of this
measure; stigmatizes it, as an attempt to
create aristocratic schools for the purpose
Of educating school teachers. AtAthens,
he called out, "Do you'want school-teach-
ers educated for McNIinn counS?" The
crowd cried out eyes, that is just what We
need !" Hatton shows that every press in
Tennessee, irrespective of parties, adyoca-
ted the measure; that the Nashville Onion
led the way; and that their leaders sup
ported it in the Legislature! 1p,
NuLLIFIcATIoN.-Hatton shows that
Harris, when member Of the Legislature,
ten years ago.. introduced resolution into
our Legislature to nullVy the Iaecs of the
General Government--that he still glorics
in that resolution; and that, for a similar
offense, Gen. Jackson was going to haug a
much more distinguished gentleman, in
1882! H9 feq4
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pIrRLIc SpnAIt1Nd

The candidates for Senate viii address
the peopl6of the district posed ofthe
counties Of Robertson, Montgomery and
Stewart, at the following times and places :
Friday T" 2fCheap Hill, t
Saturday, 25 Coopertown, Robcrtsop
Tuesday, q 2s siminou's store, I'D
Wednesday, 20 Cross Plains, 80 snsb
Monday, August3 Springfield, .a,I
THOMAS MENEEs.
~ f''iIA JOSEPH c. STARK
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APPOINTMENTS

The undersigned, candidates for the
Legislature, will address the people az the
following times and places; ~ -,
Bagwell's Shop, Wednesday, (" 20
Adkins Storey 10 is' Thursday g 30
Cheap Hill, raiE Friday, )" 81
1900 ree.s iiss, r. il. MOODY
.fft NJ otolM, D, DAVE,
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'GUBERNATORIAL CANVASS Al
3 POINTMENTS FOR SPEAKIN6isE ~

Shelbyyille, Friday, Is 81" said IA
McMinville, Saturday, 81 b.4oqa25
Franklin, Monday, ~
Columbia Tuesday, ''s'5" Nas 1914 i28
Springfield, Thursday, o. "agosfm's DC
Clarksville, Saturday, August oilea1
Charlotte, ia Monday ~ - slpisn5
The undersigned, candidates for. Goyer
nor. have agreed upon the above list of
for the ensuing eahSassA-
They would have been glad TO be able 20
visit all the Counties, but the shortness Of
the time rendered it imp0ssiblc. ..o ,.,.4
81 ISfIAM G. HARRIS,
1912 10 or ROBERT HATTON.a %
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THINK-SPEAK-ACT.


Would that every one could realize the
yastimportancc of these little words think,
speak, act. In this world, where charac-
ter is continually in state of formation,
and scarce ever reaches climax, it is no
little thing, but it benooves us that we re-
fleet how to speak, think and act. In our
lives is not Invisible effects of our actions,
but their influences will show themselves
when our bodies are laid beneath the sod.
The influence Of many words and actions
never dies, but like circles in water when
a stone is east into its bosom, keeps wide
ming, till we can scarce define it, or our
eyes reach its boundaries. Many times
our words and actions may touch a cord
in the harp of humanity, the influence of
which will yibrate throughout eternity
and it is the same if the influence be for
good or evil. Not thought is in our
mind not a word escapes our lips, not an
action is performed, but that God is wit
ness Of How Important is it, then, that
our every endeavor be for the good, and
that we weigh well every thought, word
and action If VIC do this, our influence
will assuredly be good, and such that we
shall mover have cause to regret
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-24

LITTLE GRLs,-There is something in :
exprossiby sweet in little girls, Lovely,
pure, innocent Ingenious, unsuspechng,
full Of kindness to brothers, babies, and
everything. They are sweet little flowers,
diamond dewdrops in the breath of morn.
What's pity they should ever become wo-
men, Ahts, and heartless coquettesl
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-24

Gov, Jones has gone over to the Demo
eracy.-E Ecehange. q
every little helps as the old woman
said when she cmptied her teapot in tho
sea, y
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-24

Dabster reduces every thing 10 mathe-
MATES. He got married because kissing
safes Gig per cent on his sugar taS Old
bachelors win pssec tako noiice 8 &f.s
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-24

Mrs PprtipgtOn says the best anecdots
for pizcn is not to take the plagay sir!.f
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-24

REToRTs FEMININE Harper for May
rakes up the following: A girl, in the
town Of A., in England, whose beau
ty formed a matter of general admiration
and discussion, in passing a group of Off
GERS in the street, heard one Of them cx-
claim to his fellows BY Heaven she's
paintedT Turning round, she quietly re-
pied: eyes sir, by Heaven only" The
officer acknowledged the force Of the re-
buke, and apologized.
A very good thing of this sort was told
us scarcely month ago, and which occur
red on our side Of Jordan. One day du-
ring last winter, the lovely Arabella Rice
was promcnading the Fashionable street Of
NJ. Two elegantly dressed represen-
tatives Of the moustache school came NEE
ting her, and one Of them inyolutarily ex-
claimed Just as she passed-By Jove, what
magnificent bustl And the best of it is,
quickly replied she, its all rice, and no
cotton.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-24

$4,000 of the 100000 necessary to
en- bow Southern Presbyterian Institute
at La Grange, Tenn has been subscribed
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Its estimated that the crop Of sugar in
Porto Rico is million pounds more this
year than it was in 1856, molasses 22O, 600
gallons more, coffee 800, 900 pounds more,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-24

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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-24

THE LIVING TIDE.--The large number
of 7,479 emigrants arrived in New York
on Wednesday, namely; tt
From Liverpool in five ships.".3,527
From Hayre, in four ships.."."""1, ,35l
From London, in two ships.-".." 7Ss
From Antwerp, in two ships-."..y 694
From Hamburg, in ono ship...Y.. 332
From Bremen in two shipsr.o,"o 563
From Rotterdam, in one ship,,.p, 200
From Cardiff, in two ships,...-,. II
It is said that the use of whalebone for
"hoops has doubled the price Of that
article. 1t has certainly doubled ihe size
of the females who use II
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-24

Her name, her SIX, and her noble devo-
ton, soon became known through the corps,
There was a fearful group gathered around
the grave; there was not one of those har-
dy warriors who did not bedew her grave
with tears. They buried her near the
river Santee, Sin a.grccn shady nook, that
looked as if ithad been stolen out of Para
disc
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-11-07

Half Of the above Improvements to be done before the
LIST Of December next and all completed befofe the first
Of july 1885, the Share Shares shall be forfeited
All forfeited shares go to the Company.
ARTICLE 18TH On the first Monday Of July, A. D.,
1858, this Corporation shall cease to exist.
Donations Of Lots will be made by the Directors,
they deem it advisable the best interests Of the Com
pany
Officers.
CHARLES 4. WHITING, President. q
LEONARD STARS, Treasurer. 40
SAMUEL PEARSE, Secretary.
Board of Directors.
c. e WHITING, T. ELLIOTT,
J. s. MERRILL, W. M. BURTON,
J.. MORRISON, T. II. BENTON,
N. +. MOORE, GoUvENER NORRIS.
E. D. z. MASON.
The above Town is situated about halfway between
Council Bluffs and Sioux City, at the terminus Of the
Iowa Central Railroad three miles from good landing
the Missouri river and IL surrounded far the
eye extend with the most beautiful and productive
country in the West with Timber, both hard and SOFT
in abundance. (nlS-Aw
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PRESCRIPTIONS.
n Incorporation.
The Art.cles Of Incorporation of The Couu-
eH Bluffs and Nebraska Fern Comma.
ny, are hereby modified TO be as foIa,r..

ARTICLE list. Tie Corporators and ,be,r
haned the original articles this Corporation sha
and be sued plead and be implesded have pe,re,u,I
succession, grant and receive BY their cpr1urase r..,.
ana purchase and SELL hire and lease property, Rce
Personal and mixed; in all lawful vays N.y h.r.
Corporate Seal, may alter the same al pleasure and
may make by-zws for the regulation Of their h.inss
not inconsistent with the Constitution of the Un,ed
States or the laws Of this State.
ARTICLE 2d.--The Capitol Stock Of said cos,n.,,
snail De scvenfy-fve thousand Dollars TO be dyidei
INTO shares VI one Hundred Dollars each to be suhrsTs
All M @ 1a"siefreu IN the manner that the directors
ARTICLE ID. The corporate business. OF .,,s r.r.,e
,aon, shah De managed BY board Directors q MA
tnah nSe nor more than seven, who shah lc stock
holders; and from their number they shall obocse
President and Treasurer who shall hold their cce one
ARTICLE 4th. The said CORPORATION SHAH have the
eAcusive power TO keep Ferry and build Tol-ridsc
across the Missouri River, point known as the
LONE TREE FERRY" opposite the CITY of Oman,
the present place crossing or Al any other
point on said River, between the points viz: Midway
between the grade at or the "Ione Tree Ferry'
ianuns IN iowa, and the Ferry Landing at Florence
at Bellevue '' s
ARTICLE 9Th. 1t shall be the duty of said Comma
s ~ pIuie anu keep suitable Boat or Boats erct
ana keep IN repair substantial bridge for the safe anil
speedy transportation Of persons and property over
r1ver, at all reasonable and suitable times
AhIicLE e,h SO much Of the original articles as
conflict with these articles is hereby repealed and 1t is
further declared that the Capital STOCK herein named
- to be regarded all paid in-beins estimated value
tne property Of the Company. Provided that nothing
ncleh ohtaiheu, shall o,ntravene the power Of the
Directors to make assessments il necessarv IN mec.
sudden emergencies expenses of new bosts or re
pairs for ferry purposes
ENos Lowe, IUrSav n crpr,.
c II. Downs, Saw 8 Rsv,,ss
BERNHART HEINZ, by NJ rooT1E by .....s
Jesse Williams his Atty. J. A. Jackson his Att,y
JESSE WILLIAMS JAMES A. JAcxsos n
SAa n. CURTIS A. J. HANsCoM.gz -e
Council Bluffs, August 8, nl5-4w F
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A SELL,

The Fall River Monitor tells the following
good story: ga countryman (farmer) went
into store in Boston the other day, and
told the keepera neighbor Of his had en-
trusted him with some money to expend to
the best advantage, and he meant to do it
where he would be best treated. lie had
been used very we'll in Boston by the traders,
and he would not part with his neighbours
money until he found man who would
treat him about right. With the utmost
suayity the trader says: q think can
treat you to your liking; how do you want
to DO treated?' 'Well,' said the farmer,
With leer in his eye, sin the first place
want glass Of toddy,' which was forth
coming. snow l will have nice cigar
says the countryman. 1t was promptly han
dcd him, lcisurely lighted, and then throwing
himself back, with his feet as high as his
head, he commenced putting away like a
Dutchman. sNow what do you want to
purchaser says the store-keeper. Country
MAINLY nelghbor handed mo t,co cents
when left home to buy plug of tobacco
hare you got the article?' -. .--....
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FINHE Undersigned, las to the late trm Of
L GREENE, WEAkE d BRNTON,) have this day
formed Co-partnership, under the style and Arm Of
general Exchange and Banking Business.
As M. BENTON, the resident aud acting Partner Of
the late firm Of GREENE, WEA1E & BENTON, Ii con-
nected with the new H0uee there will be no material
change In the business Mr.. TowH, formerly Of Egin
Illinois, Is well known to the business coumunty In
that vicinity, and also In New Y0rk Our conatant aim
VIII be to merit the confidence and Atronaeeof the pub
lie. THOMAS m, BENTON. II.
JOSEPH TOWN.
Council Bluffs, lows, August 10th, 1857 -nle.2m
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HORACE EVERETT,
Dealer in Land, Land warrant
and Exchange,
COUNCIL. DIyFFS, IOWA,

| OFFERS EOR SALE, THE FOLLOWING DESIRA.
~ BILE Lands in Mills Comfy.
| SaS + \ and W \ Z \, Sec 10, Town II,
4l-lcO Acres mile from Nishnabottany river,
! and miles OF Tabor So per acre.
SEX n W \, Sec s. Town II, 4l-4O acres bot
lon land OH Silver creek, miles W of White Cloud.
SW \ Sc \, See IS, aud W II n i \, Sec 81,
Town ~, Range 11l20 acres fine prairie and timber,
| two miles west OF White Cloud.
SEaNW y, s 30, I ~, II 4l-i0 acres; W i
| n \ n T. J, S W y, and N W !. 5 l. \, Sec34
IT, 4l-l20 acres near White Cloud, and adjoining
| Mr.. IIargins farm.
" 81 e rs r. i tn Ru acres
lies mile north of White Cloud. Most Of the above
land in II A. lies about mile north Of Messrs Sum
mer's farm. second bench bottom, within mile or
ton and Mo Railroad and is unsurpassed by any land in
Western Iowa. and will be sold reasonable terms.
SW and W Y, Sec %, II, 40 acres
miles of Tabor. S. per
HSW \, S 30 and II NV \, Sec 81, T II r ~;
16O acres timber, miles W Tabor. $40 per acre.
HNE1, Sec 81, T n, II $50 acres u a mile
cast OF Mr. Stringers farm the road from Genwood
to Tabor. s. per acre.
EH swa, Sec 3; wkSEs and s VIZ S En-, See
!, I r. II 42-200 acres miles n Of Glenwood and
two miles north of Fayette. So per acre.
Wa WI and En- S WI, and S VIZ SEX and 10
acres of the East side of Ek WV n EN-, Sec IS, T
u, X II; n \ n VIZ, Sea- T72, Al; SEA NEa,
Sec rs, 10 Ri-267 ftythrce hundrcdih acres. This
tract lies abou; mile west OF n Cotton's farm y
mile west of the Nishnabotapy river and miles North
Of the Raruad-i0 acres Of il is excellent timber.
81 NEE and Ei En- and VIZ, Sec 8, T 70
$3.50 acres, lies kcg creek. mostly bottom land
and 7 miles north of Genwoad.
sES' az, IS y; lSo acres
lies Keg creek, about miles south the Stage road
east from Council Bluffs, and miles north OF Glen
wood, all in 73 ~, at So per acre
For price and Terms, apply at HORACE EyERETT'S
ohicc, Council Bluffs. [nI5-u
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Dissolution!

TINHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
i ING under the name and nrm Of GREENE,
WEARE BENTON, IL this day dissolved BY mu-
tual consent, BY the Withdrawal Of GEOnoE GREENr
and JOHN wEARE, JR, they having disposed Of their
interest IN said House 70 THOMAS II. BENTON, IN.
and JOSEPH J. Town. rs1 Nc 80
The business will be conducted heretofore BY our
successors, BENTON & TOWN, who assume ali
liabilities Of the late nrm and TO whom all debts due
the same, must be paid GEORGE GREENR, atE
-sa .-e-E s-Fa JOHN wEABE, in
THOMAS II. BENTON IN
Council Bluffs, Iowa. August 10th, 1887 :
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
United States Directory!
T1HE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE ISSUING ABOUT
the first Of October 1857, book under the above
title TO contain about ( -...-- ....
1873 FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGES! y ..
Isize Of Pages Is by 20 inches. I .-s. ..
The object Of the U. s. Directory will he; ..-
1st to give the Name and Post Once Address Of every
Male Person (of the age Of Fifteen years and up
in the United States. .. : -
ID, to give the Name Of every Post ONCE and Post
Master in the United States.
3D. give the Name and place Of Publication Of every
Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Quarterly Paper and Nag
azne, published in the United States.
Each State City, Town, Village and Post Once will
be Alphabetically arranged. - = -
The Name of each person will be Alphabetically ar
ranged undor the head OF their respective Post once
Address. ~ .... # y
As the o. s. Directory will be a matter Of interest
to every resident Of America respectfully solicit
the aid Of Post Masters Others in all parts of the
country, in obtaining names and sending them On a.
soon as possible.
In making up lists write the name Of the Post ONCE
County and state at the head Of the Sheet then m the
remainder with distinctly written names Of Male pcr:
sons only of the age Of Fifteen Years upwards and
soon as have sufficient I'LL on envelope for
ward them Oh Immediately -.
Prospectus will be sent Post paid to any person who
may order it,
To PREVENT MIsTAKEs.-write distinctly the
Names Post ONCE, County, and State. .....
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Publishers, Cincinnati Ohio.
n. i. Publishers inserting the above prospectus in
GLIDING this notice. three times in their WEEKLY pa
per- and calling attention TO the their EdtoTia
columns, will receive copy Of the U. s. Directory de-
vcred at their office free Of charge. Direct all ex-
change papers to the U. s. Directory. (nl2-u
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First Arrival of
FURNITURE AND CARPETS
V AT THE
FURNITURE EMPORIUM, NO. I.

GALL AND SEE SAM. l. JIM PORTER.
~ FIELD. We invite our patrons, we'll as all VIII,
do not consider themselves as such,
to visit this POPULAR ESTABLISH 49,
MENT, and see for yourselves, our
IMMENSE STOCK Of
Fsrstfsrs, Carpsss 4 WSolsn Ware.
We feel warranted in saying that the prices shall
please. s. h J. PORTERFIELD
IL Store Room on Middle Broadway Inl-u
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Fair Notice.

T HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE, THAT HAVING
put into circulation here notes Of the Merchants
Bank of Mdc0a, Georgia, hold myself responsible
be in readiness To sustain its integrity with Eastern
Currency BankabIe in st Louis with specie at the
current rates Of discount.
not inclined, have been other parties in this
City, to bict public injury by buying the issue
doubtful Banks at discount, for circulation here, and
subsequently TO repudiate it aud refuse to bill
holders against loss W. c. JAMES.
p s. Ny office hours are from the time breakfast
in the morning, until go to bed at night, which is
sometimes at and sometimes II O'Clock. .-..
Council Bluffs, June 26th, 1S57-n9-u