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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-21
FIFE Points House Of Industry.

We frequently called account IN the following
Some cs ct the Institution and says We you Sir
donation Of provisions Tor money! such day. but did
pot sckDow ledge It,"
Our explanation this: There Mission
Houses at the Five Points, building 10 called HoUse I
issy (MI PEAsEs the other building h called Ftse Posnts
Msron (MsthodtC II our friends about send copt
suon should direct TO Fiye Points hission, n Y."
could reach Mr. PEAsEs institute but would 90 the
Methodist institution and Of could not scknowledse
u reception because The too houses hlse sonneeton Dona
aous intended for should be directed H. PEAsE
Barlow House Of Industry NY" Grateful for the bealy
friends feel bound In Justice 10 them and to
sslves 70 make this statement.
b. r. BARLOW, Superintendent
L. H. PEASE. General Agent
Hew-York, Nov ~ 1858
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FROM THE EDITORS INTRODUCTION

The Note. volume chiefly from m.mory
tn. mo,- II them durng the lSo- and
w-rs CON ed paper simply because !, was impossible 10
think Of write, anything else with mind 90 iny pos
.ssee by memory Of from which tney were
;Aken fhe writer mas tsd faithfully give the true sense,
far memory would assist the exact expressions Of NJ
Bs..her ,
Ii 10 no: tie besuy Of Mr. Beecks eypressions nor the
sr-rs and repsnien A. hes o his thDu.ht hs tn book
will show much bis presnston of simple and holy truth,
% Interest sld ipstruct AL whose no.
e ned Ard thousands ho cannot BE- indnced - pere
lone .eruc will cheeruy read undoubtedly renen her,
N. vital tut illustrated and enforced IN The following
Tie volume testimony 10 the power h li'h the mind
from whence sprung other minds and oi ne nature
Of tha. influence
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LIST OF CONTENTs-ty PAsr).

LECTURE ROOM SCENES.
Acons and young ml s,e No happiness apsr from God
AL Christians should b. preach. Not afai OF isnsn
ers Opposing ieas Of Christianity.
AL writing books Our churches growing pure
nan better taan a anz IOur hour Of rect,
Art0cracy destructive piety Passages from prayers
A sound hie the hs. theology Psurs conversion;
Battle fields Of the world Piitnres for eternity
Boys IL the limbo Of vanity Poor and rch saints
Blue sky in Wal street. Prodg,!iiy Of God
Brown Brothers 4 Co. Reality Of Gods love.
Christ ysdons before rebuking Reason hke telescope
Common things dearest 70 Reformation ne rehtion.
Creations center jewel Religious controversies
Doirs evil BY proxy. Rest on me Ptomlses
Don't fret RI gh. sort Of prayer meeting.
Dyspep.a Of book. sefwl prevents conversion.
Election and reprobstion Short Of provisions
Escspeless gaze OF the Anigh'l Sleht OF rine.
W of bad men final Sf5Ssa sDasriH. aS tightly borne
Falsehsod in love- Sweetest natures soonest sour
Gods slory bis goodness ed
Good and bad women Tears o>en telescopes.
Grace must be burnt in. The DEVILS cloak
Hatred strongest cspaci The pre,cher' painful bus
Hell IN the heart The slave and the diamond.
Heroic The theser.
Hidden troubles worst, The vanished years
Horror of death. Things that money cannot BUY
How think of heaven rhin souls
How men glory Truths that take hold
/. Conscience Psn.nsr UnIind words like pins and
Journals the DEVILS vanity trap needles ,,
Journal Of God. lNirtles Of the moraist.
Love the only ground Of uuion Volcanic natures
Loves labor-basket making Warning against Plymouth
Mean conversions. Church ,
Meeting n heaven. Wster.loesed by fear.
Ministers and the masses. Whiting out prayers
MIh the wine Of life. Womans yearning for love.
Monday versus Sunday. Woman more sodike than man.
Morality short cable. We would take away my Lord
Mourning garments. Liszsgsing TO heaven.
Natural faculties bossoried !
One neat limo. Price ST.
hfES#Sss SiE fTs$As
4 VOLUME OF SERMONS by HENRY WARD
4 New VOLUME OF STAR PAPERS, by same
Copies of either the above sent BY mail postpaid, on re
''f' VI '''''' DERBY JACKSON Putli.her,
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DR.. Oliver Wendell HoImss VII recte Poem THIS
uesdsy) EVENING Dec. a. before R1teer. Institute, 81
Kuis..t Church, Of East Broadway snd R1'srSt
sinse Tickets Is cents obtIed At the door AID Al iyson
Phinney's, No. S2l Broadwsy; VIM. Hall Sons No f''
Brosdrsy; d App.ton & Co... No s46 Broadway; Breos
inss No 70l Brosdwsy Lord rsyor' 0rsndst; Adsus
Srencefs No. 28l Grands and a. toe lnsttut- No. 1bi
Mscuon... HENRY NJ PIERCE Principal
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FOR THE HOLI DAYS.
Mr.. LUClUS HART, Nos 4 and BuIling slip.
DEAR SIR:
Mrs Smith and myself wish inquire whether continue
20 RETAIL PLATED GoODs also whether your prices
reasonable your good formerly Hso
annual cal for the purchase Of Holiday Gits
Please rel y through tn. papers, and oblge,
Yours SC. j. SMITH, No. 10 Astor plsce.
Mr. Smith respectfully informed nat although attention
principally cOnued METALS and the wholesale trade
the department and have al prssent full
assortment richly plated tRNS, TEA-SETS, CAKEBAS
KETs, CASTERS, PITCHERS, SPOONS, FORKS CUPS,
kc al prices which offer great inducements 20 purchsse
LUCIUS HART, Nos. and Burine .dp.
Eooto of Iohn
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DICH, BEAUTIFUL and APPROPRIATE.
III No ST. BROADWAY.
In .e.ctirs you, Holiday Preeos do not forget iouR
CATHOLIC FRIENDS, bur go 20 the old sstsbished
CATHOLIC HEADQUARTERS,
EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER, No 81 BROADWAY,
and examine their rich and varied assprtment Of
BlBLtS PRAYER BOOKS, ANIMALS, GlFT-BOOk3
AND DEVOTIONAL WORKS, IN every style Of binding aud
ct prices TO suit ali classes.
Ash particularly for -
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perfect chef d9ue Of binding beautiful enerasinss
and exquisite typography.
They also publish - -
HAYDOCK'S CATHOLIC FAMILY BIBLE Royal Ito >,
the most magnificent edition Of the Inspired Writings ever
published on this side Of the Atlantic; and the
ST. JOHNS MANUAL,
the most complete comprehensive and elegant Manual OF
Catholic Prayer published.
BEADS, MEDALS ENGRAEING5, STAUETTES AND
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Remeu Der the old established house Of
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A CHOICE AND VERY SUPERB BOOK.

CHARLES SCRIBNER,
Bricks Building No ia Grsndst secoud door eaS OF Broad
way New York
asA
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TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK.
Il See HOME JOURNAL, January 1859. New subscribers
can supplied with the beginning of this SUPERB STORY
II immediate application Il made.
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complete Catalogue Of the Books Intended for Presents
ready. ID. APPLETON 4 Co, Publisher
Nos 346 and 3iS BROADWAY, N. Y.
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HENR WARD E + c II T. X .
III Second edition ready and fo sale By al Bootsele;s

NOTES FROM PLYMOUTH POLPII;
A coLLrcrtox oT MEMORABLE PASSAGES FROM THE
DlsCOURsEs OF HENRY WARD sEEcHER
WIN . SKETCH oy Mr. ssEcHEs AID THE LECTURE roc v
By AUGUSTA MOORE.
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WILD FLOWERS,
DRAWN AND C0L0REO FROM NATURE.

Has nov Ready.
WILD FLOWERS,
DRAWN AND C0LoREO FROM NATURE
With an introiuctioS BY M, l. H. sirOurney
ley GuO noioSeo' SIS snSS- moro"eo 81? 81
Th. .nmpuou' yolumehe mos, superb Of the sind ever
u,sn6csnt exterior the rpenden, eOrns Of 1t. Numerous
p.s' %. nchns'. o. rs ,Sh.nea sAecnon snd ne :ems
specimens Of the Field Forest Flowers Of America pre-
.srv.d in all their exquisite perfection n faded. 10, Al
OF bri Lsnt DOS brushed from their petals.
From Mrs L. "A slsouruey.
The Wild Fower- ef snd single sni In clus'ersevey
petal with desy rehnsevery eaf snd stem of the
hlAss hrisb and the whole accurately drawn and eNsuy
expressive original poem m,iirs her Flowers living
'onsere. We chstnse the snns. OF womsn. history IN "a
70 produce parallel instance OF artistic taste genius AMI
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MoRRis's GEO P, PoETIcAL WORKS. Complete.
tSi CYcISP4bi1 iSS fSia % OF AMERIcIS IrESArURE Em
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their writing from tae earliest period 20 the pe,snt day
By i. G. L. DvyxscK 2ye.' syO. With 22s Portraits.
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Cooper Ben amin Frank in In handsome oudns
Price English cloth 81 in half morocco SO IN iai csf
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penses prepaid, receipt Of price Of Book
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Butter now Costs more than Bread.

Butter now Costs more than Bread.
Butter costs than Bread
Butter more tban Bread
Butter y IN q. ., les. than Bread If male with JOHNS0N6
PATENT CHURS
Butter n cot less Bread made With Johnsons Psieut
ChUTp.
Butter will co.s ibsn Bread made with Johssons Pa.en.
ChuTD.
T. e above facts can De seen every day at
JOHSSOSS DAIRY,
No s2o Broadway, al the hoars of 5 and :. p. m.
The above facts be every dsyst
Johnsou's Dairy,
No. .26 Brosdwsy, a. the hours Of 5 and y ?.
The above facts can be seen every dsys
JOhnson's Dairy,
No. 526 Broadway, a. the hour. Of and u p. m.
st,.e and County Right only for sale
State ard County Right Only for sale .....
State and County Right only for sale. ,,,,
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Evergreen Ccmetery.The recent difficulties in refer
euce lat Controller have the
Cen eery ins 10 who will devote
their whole time 70 h. duties Toe office Iney located In
fsub ce 10 the City nspecoT No lst Houston st
Eswfo where orders for the opening Of Graves 6c can DO
l Information in reference 10 the Cemetery aven
Orders for opening Graves and all business be
acted al Mr. BENEFITS OFFICE, South 7th and Sd
Wilsu sbuTgh at all hours Improyen going rapid
ly the Cemetery The Trustees feel assured that there
being through this Cemetery
the world whicn with Greenwood
authorities already trying have Cemetery turned
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15
TOBACCO CIRCULAR.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. i, 1858.
DEAR SIR: In our last Circular we reported the
Tobacco market as being very dull and prices
nominal. This state of things has continued
throughout the past month; the sales scarcely
summing up $50 hhds mostly on private terms.
Some Of these transactions indicate decline from
our last quotations, and we have, therefore, re-
duced the same acc rdingly.
The accounts from Europe are getting worse
and worse, the cr is having extended to the Con-
fluent, where great many of the first houses had
10 succumb. The tobacco market was almost at
a stand except in Liverpool, where about 450 hhds
had changed hands during the month of Novem.
Der. At Bremen, rich, heavy Tobacco, costing
here II TO cents, has been sold at IL gross net
ting about Q cents, and even at such sacrifice
ouIy trifing lots could be forced off.
At An twerp anauction sale was held of 9S3
hhds Kentucky Tobacco, but Only 80 hhds =.
found purchaser at very low figure.
Under these Circumstances nobody thinks of
new operations, and we fear that the Government
buyers will be the only parties, to whom we have
to look for the disposal of the present crop.
We quote ......
Lugs and Refused. 49,. ........ 81 10 Sc.
Leaf inferior TO Common. ......... 9 to lCc.
Fair TO Fine. .l018 TO lie.
Choice and Selections. .....,.ll1% to -
Th,ss quotations apply to old crop only, new
is sold considerably lower, but we are unable to
quote rates. ,
Our receipts for the month sum up 1910 hhds
and our exnorts 1903 hhds., Of which, TO Amster-
dam Ca Havana GO hhds; Charleston 81; Genoa
1876; Havre 30; Boston l26; and New York II
hhds., to Bremen 6, and to Cadiz | ,429 hhds
Very RESPECTFULLY,
McGREGoR, ALLowAY & CO.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15

WE would be very glad if our friends
would bestir themselves little in our be-
half, in the way of getting subscribers for
our paper. GAINESVILLE and its vicinity are
able to support newspaper great deal
better than is done, and if they will give
us "little aid and comfort" we will give
them better paper than they have ever
had. We cannot publish paper as it
ought to be, unless the community vii
help us; therefore let every one of our
subscribers try and get us at least one
ne'c subscriber: if they will do this it will
increase our list great deal. Terms in
variably in advance.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15

WE see from the last Lebanon Hedr1d,
that our much esteemed young friend,
Bob Spillers, has taken an interest in that
paper. We know Bob--having stood at
the case with him--aud we assure the
readers of Herald that Bob evil do to
tie to-" We congratulate Mr.. Neal, in
securing the services Of Mr. Spillers--for
he "is a young man of unexceptionablc
moral integrity and first rate printer"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15
NJ A r r E d.

On yesterday evening, at o'clock, by Rev. A.
Mzell, Mr.. M. C. PITMAN and Miss ELLEN ELY
all of this place,
"There's bliss beyond all that the poet has told
When two that are linked in one heavenly tie,
With hearts never changing and brows never cold,
Love on through all ills, and love till they die"
1t affords us sincere pleasure TO congratulate
our friend COLLIN and his newly made bride, and
to introduce them in their new relation to a C om-
munity which will, no doubt, heartily unite with
us in our good wishes. May kind Providence
lavish Its choicest blessings on tho happy PAIR
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15
DIED.

On the 18th inst. in New Providence, Tenn,
Of pneumonia, Mr.. ALEXANDER A, KING. Age
about 80 years.
On the 18th of December last at Rock Castle,
KY, Of scarlet fever, TOWNSEND w. LEIGH, infant
son Of Geo. W. Leigh. Age is months.
On the 18th of December, in this county, Mr..
WARREN SYKES, age IA years.
p'Hs was born In North Carolina, and was In
Colonel Cocks Regiment at the battle of New
Orleans
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15
Our neighbor admits that our andiron

Our neighbor admits that our andiron-
hi. at his beauty is good joke; but OBJ
jects that it is old, and not original. If
the antiquity Of joke ought to mar its
merits, Falstaff should be voted bore.
And that the joke was borrowed, we admit
but that is more than can be said of our
neighbours ugliness, which is decidedly
original. As to the capability of our
Uranium to stand the expansive power of
an original idea, Charley should not un-
dertake to decide until his own has been
subjected to the experiment.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15
Change Of Time.
THOMAS & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS.

GAINESVILLE, TENN.
WILL continue to sell Drugs, Paints, Glass, Per-
fumerY, Books, Stationery, Oils, Combs, &C., at
reduced prices for cash, or TO PunctRal dea-
leS on Time, payable LIST July and LIST January p.
TOWnS Thomas, having returned from
California to GAINESVILLE, for the purpose OF ma
king il his future home will take charge Of the
store. and give il his entire personal attention 49,
10 his old friends and acquaintances. nothing need
be said TO recommend him kept to say cali and
see him, for, by SO doing, they will find him the
same "HoMBRE," ready TO give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor the concern with their Gus
tom. ..-.. h..
In calling the attention Of our many friends to
the above Gard, we cannot refrain from returning
our warmest thanks for their very longan d con-
'inued custom.
" Remember the Drug Store on the Public
Square, near Franklin street.
THOMAS & BROTHER.
Jan 8, '5S-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15
Miseormac'S Gallery of Photography
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Pictures Of every style and lie taken. Lowest
price 81; highes, price S75. Persons having Da :
guerreotvres of deceased friends can have them
enlarged to Photographs Of the size of lire, and
co'ored In oil on canvass OF paper with an accu-
racy not to be obtained in any other way.
Ambrotypes taken for 81
GTRooms wa side Public Square, CarkSvilIe
Oct /, silly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15

Our city can boast of two first class
Hardware establishments-one kept by
Fall & Turnkey on the Public Square, the
other by Beaumont & Barns, on Franklin
street. Country Merchants, and others,
need nol go elsewhere in sesrch of articles
in the Hardware line, for they can be
sudplied by these firms, with the very best
articles at reasonable figures. Both clever
frms-choose We between them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15

The first number of the Nashville
Christian Advocate was published in the
autumn of 1885, in 1910, J. B. McFerrin,
was placed in charge of the editorial de-
partment, which position he has held ever
sinoe--a space of II years. If we mis-
take not, the Advocate has circulation
of 10000.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15

Mr.. hAtNS LECTURE.-Ne were grau-
sed 70 see so large an audience, assembled
on Wednesday evening to hear Mr.. Rains
lecture an audience, culIed from the beau
ty and intelligence Of Our city. As to
the lecture itself, fresh from the cordial
grasp of Mr.. Rains hand, we cannot sepa-
rate ourselves enough from his generous
qualities to speak Of 10 in any other way
than "con Amore" But it was the uni
yersal sentiment of those, who had not
been warmed by the genial sunshine of his
society, that the discourse was noble pro-
duction, embodied in the most felioitous
diction, copious with the most exquisite
illustration, pervaded with earnest and
striking thought, all vigorous from the
soil of rich philosophy. His theme
was "thc moral tendencies of Art" and
DER its limitless field he scared on easy
and ample wing. 1t was truly refreshing
to hear the fallacies of that class of NOR
alists, who with the wretched cant chat
all is vanity decry the productions of Art
40 eloquently exposed. With brief his
tory Of Art from its dawn to the present
day, in the varied departments Of Archi-
lecture, Sculpture, Painting, Music, and
Poetry, he showed that its nobest models
were imbued with lessons of the sublime
est morality; that the highest productions
Of Art were but expressions of the noblest
forms Of Humanity; as the simple and
Austere grandeur of the finest Architec-
turs was but type of the highest nobility
ofHuman character--those forms of sculp-
ture, breathing with the Promethean touch
Of Genius were but the Oscillations of
the Hottest intellectual and moral beauty,
combined with the lovelicst ysical excel
lence and SO on in the other departments
Of Art. r
Some may object that many of the pro-
auctions of Art particularly il the depart
ment of Poetry, breathe much that is i'm
pure--but have any of such productions,
come down to US by virtue of their i'm
morality? Have they not rather been
preserved from oblivion by their admixture
of Truth and Beauty, and human sympa-
thies which like the aromatics Of the An
clients embalm them for ever. The elo-
qusnt Lecturer, kindling with his theme
proceeded to show that the morality Of
Arts teachings originated from the very
nature Of the human soulitself, which still
retaining the stamp of its former divinity,
yearued after something above and be-
You'd its falion condition; 80 that the Ar
tist who would touch the universal heart
must give expression to the loftiest mora
excellence. Mr. Rains concluded his lee
ture By glowing exposition of true Art
teroes and heroines; those who buffeting
the pillows on the stormy ocean of Life
against adverse wind and tide, gain at last
the golden shores of immortality. He
closed his remarks by an eloquent compli
ment to the female portion of his audience
as being worthy to elicit the divinest efforts
of Art. We predict brilliant noon to the
rising sun of Mr., Rains genius.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15

WE notice very affecting little circular,
from the establishment of our young
friend, W. o, Vance, in which he depicts
the deplorable condition of his finances in
. most touching manner, We hope his
patrons will not turn deaf ear, to his
imploring appeals, but come forward and
save so promising youth from an early
grave, Every person who receives his
narrowing tale" may be assured they are
indebted to him for some small amount.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15

JOHN f. HOUSE requests US to say that
he returns his thanks to the citizens for
their promptness in extinguishing the fire
that occurred at his house last Saturday
There was but little damage done.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15
IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE.
G w Bartee vs.. A N Bryan ct ais.

- U W DuTlte V5' n N bTydH bt ais. = >"
From the allegations in the bill and afid ,vit It
appears 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
ter thai the defendants A N Bryan and l. B
Moore are non-residents OF the State of Tenn so
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publica tion be mrde
successive weeks in the Clarksve Chron ice a
newspaper published in GAINESVILLE Tennessee
requiring said defendants to appear al the next
term, of the Chancery Court, to be held at Clarks-
vile Montgomery County Tenn on the Bird Mon
day of April next, and plead answer or demur,
TO companants bill or the same cause will be taken
for confessed as TO them and Set down for hearing
Elk Parte.
TT MUNFORDC, & M.
Jan Is, '57-4w pr fee So
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15

LOVERS of poetry-(and who does not
love IT'D are referred to the article of
Bringhurst e. Son. They are finished
workmen, and our citizens should see to
il, that our worthy home Mechanics should
be fostered in preference to those "away
down east"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15

MEssRs. Pickering & Ely are "out in a
Card" to day, from which will be seen that
they have a fine assortment of Winter
Goods, which they will dispose of upon
good terms, preparatory to purchasing
their Spring supplies. Call and see them
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15

SEE the advertisement of E. G. Cook,
who has taken the old stand of Samuel
Simpson, and has on hand a rich stock of
jswelry, watches, clocks &c, which he is
selling veryolow, Mr. Cook is a superior
workman and clever gentleman-call
aud see him, Voc
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15
IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE.
Daniel II Dune an VS. ia res G ordon and George
TT Ionas

Daniel II Duncan VS. ia hes G ordon and George
H. Jones.
From the allegations in the bill. and affidavit il
appears the satsa ctinn of the Clerk and Master
hat the defendant JAS Gordon II a nonresident of
the State of Tennessee so that the ordinary
process of the law cannot be served upon him. II
is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle
a newspaper published in Clarksve Tennessee
requiring said defendant to appear at the next term
of the Chancery Court TO be held at Carksville
Montgomery County Tennessee on the Bird Mon
day Of April next. and plead answer or demur, TO
compliments bill, or the same viii be taken for
confessed as TO him and set down for hearing Elk
Parte. TT. MUNFORD G. d NJ.
Jan Is, '5s-4w-prf SO. rala Is,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-15

The new steamer Rcd Rover made her
first appearance at our wharf on yesterday
evening Tho Rover is entirely new, and
is a fine runncS being ont from New
Orleans only six and D half days. She
will leave here for New Orleans on Sua-
day evening next at o'clock p, Nj,