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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

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Roam Sheep,
North side Of
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BOYS & GIRLS
JUVENILES
CHILDREN1S
PRESENTS
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JUVENILESi
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PRESENTS
JUVENILES
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On the
North Side!
HIgSt ofsd
JUVENILES
for Good
JUVENILES!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

REFERENCES.
T. P. HANDY, Ess Pres. Commercia BaBk. Cley'i.
2; N. SILL, LsG, Pres. Summit Co. Bank. CuyAhogl
E s. CoMsroCK. ESQ, Cashier Portage Co. Bank.
T. HAAIA Co. To'eIo.
c. R. FOSDICK \ CO., Cineinna & nsv32.Rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
COST OF IMPORTATION.

. O0r stock embraces some of the RICHEST GOODS Of
e season to which invite the special attention Of ala
IOth and citizens visiting city We have The
iaIEest and most elegant SalesToum in the West at
ianl2 nj SUPERIOR ST.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

a FEW MUhE IEfI.-MIURUs
"a SCOPES (single lens for 25 cents; sI Of different
ers for 81 Of postage he smallest insect from
leaves looks Ii re a lobster" The examination Of a
hgs worth than the Of inEtru-
ment "-BOSt0n Herald.
Sent BY mail sTeTyWhere.
AARON BRADSHAW.
der21-gT5 Care Of Rnr1 111S Bnstnn Marq
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
Notice 90 .REeTcIaQ1sts.

aVDOgCO % oEIol LsIIIIsGoa
THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO IS
eagagsd in Mercantile Business in Salem, RichIand
Co, O., having made Arrangements for g0ug West the
coming to 60 ato another bu in, wishes o s.
pose Of his stock Of merchandise his is chance
for any person wishing into the Dry Goods and PO
duce Business.
Ths village is on the c. c. c. R. R., in rich ayr-
eutural country. and has G. Cd territory.
In 1853 my retail trade nearly 1900 dollars This
year nv sales will amount to between IS 600 and rs 900 dol
lars And Produce trale Of 5000 to IS 90 dollars pei
year.
wi lalso sell or lease the property am occ1pFirg
To responsible party will Sc reasonable terms
and give possession at time between the 1t Of kebru
ary and lst Of Apnt neIt.
For further uariculars inquire Of bIessrs Gordon Nc
MILAN CO.. OF lIessrs Ciark Rockefeller, a. CleVs-
JW BOMGARDNER.
Salem Station, Ricalanl county, Ohio
decIe.- eg.FtuEw6w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
NEW SUGAR CURED HAMS AND

In DRIED BEfF.-We are prepared 70 I'll orders for
choice Sugar Cured Hams and Dried Beef of
ing and Of qualities equ to any in chairman
kst. Jans COAISTOCK & NEWBERRY
| DYE FLOUR MADE FROM Sc.
LII LECrED WHITE RYEioE sale BY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13
Flour.

'700 BBLS, CHOICE BRANDS
8 bOO Ext and Doub'e FKlra Red White Wheat
OUR, from selected Winter Wheat receiving ard
which prepared sell low any Of equal quail
i,1s '' IL COMSTnCK 4 NEwBERRy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

ST.. JONES' N. f.. Jan. 2o.---The steamship Circas-
sian arrived this nidrning from Galway the sth
with two days later advices from Europe.
The news is uniufportant
The Liverpool cotton market was active and firm.
The brokers circular reports the sales of the week
FIVE business days at $1,000 bales.
The breadstnffs market had declining tendency.
Provisions were quiet Consols closed on the eth
at 95s@95l.
AueusTA, Ca, Jai. %. s-shocls ofan earthquake
were felt At Charleston, Augusta Macon, and other
points, at G o'clock last evening.
Jas W. Jones, editor Of the Augusta Chronicle
and Sentinel, died last night.
ST. LOUIS, jan. ~ M-Iuthe Missouri Legisla-
tufe yesterday bill banishing free negroes nnder
the alternative Of becoming slaves already passed
the Senate, was passed by the House with amend
iierts.'
ALBANY, n. Y, jan. le.--IlOn. Clark p. Coch-
ranes severe illness has hnhappily terminated in
insanity He was taken TO the asylum at Utica
yesterday, whore, it is hoped with skful treatment
be may be restored to his reason. The exciting
agitationh Congress it is believed has greatly
tribdted to this much deplored result
New YoRK, Jan. l9.-1hc steamer DeSoto, from
New Orleans via Havana arrived this evening. She
left Havana on the 9TH inst.
There is no news of interest. Business had hard.
~ recovered from the holidays.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

COZ The burden Of democratic speeches in Con-
gress is to prove that the Opposition is to blame
for not organizing the House, and to prove it, they
assert that on one OCCASION the vote given to Gil
mcr would have elected Hamilton of Texas. To
understand this charge clearly, it must be remem-
bored that on the ballot alluded TO- ITO votes were
necessary to elect. Hamilton received ss, and
Giliner %, which makes the ITO exactly; but the
democrats suppress the important fact that Briggs
Morris and Nixon, three northern men, voted for
Gimer, who would not have voted for Hamilton
under any circumstances Then dcductiug these
three votes and giving all the oil ers to Hamilton,
he would have failed of election by three votes.
This is plain and true statement of the facts con-
nected with the 30th ballot, and we see no honest
purpose that be subserved by so gross perver-
Sion of them as is made by democratic leaders. 1t
has been shown concusively that no democrat can
be elected Speaker by the aid of the southern Op-
position, and we do hope the latter will stand
firmly between the two sectional and disorgnnizng
factions, giving aid and comfort to neither. The
responsibility rests not with the 0ppostion-let il
fail where il belongs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

s<g- Our correspondent, who suggests Union
meeting, irrespective Of party, Of the citizens of
Montgomery has given expression to our own senti-
ments, and nothing could give US more pleasure
than to witness such n meeting composed Of the
conservative, Union-loving men of all parties. To
rebuke treason against the Union Is the duty, ard
should be the pleasure, Of every good citizen, and
no time can be more appropriate than the present
when extremists have brought the government to a
stand-still, and disafecton is looking to its speedy
overthrow as d consummation devouty to be Wish
ed. Can we not, then, have such a meeting, on
Saturday the tlth of February, and invite addresses
from distinguished speakers Of both parties We
throw out The suggestion for the consideration Of
the people, and sincerely hope it will be responded
to in spirit of earnest patriotism, and abandon
ment Of all party feeling. The people, rs the
of oil power, can alone avert the dangers which
threaten the Union and surely it is time they were
acting-not under the lead of selfish party dema-
gogues but under the promptings of their own
good sense and love of our common country. Will
they so act now2
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27
no Owners OF Property

ON the Streets herein mentioned, you are h:reby
notified to have the fronts of your Lot or Lots sub
stantially paved, either with good hard Brick or
Flag Stones, in forty days from the date hereof ac-
cording TO law. Should this order not be complied
with in the time prescribed as above, The work will
be done at the expense Of the owners.
The owners of property are at liberty to choose
between wood and rock curbng.
To wit:
On Madison ST. between It'll and 9Th SITS, both sides
"a !" 5th& Childfess, South side
Sd and I'd, North side.
Third /" tnion Franklin, both sides.
Commerce I'd and Sd, South side.
Fifth 4" from Franklin to Female Acade-
my, both sides.
On Fourth Street, from Franklin to College, both
sides
On Main Street. between 4th and Sd, South side, as
far as DR.. McCauley's pavementI
On Main Street between I'd and Sd, South side.
To repair and clearpavement on I'd, between Frank
s-lin and Main.
To repair and clear pavements on Stawberry Alley,
between.lst Street (or Mafketl and the Square
both sides.
To repair and clear pavements on Franlin Stree,
from Masonic Hall to The residence OF II. A
Fowlkes.
| Contractors are Informed that such portions OF
the above work not completed in forty days from
this date, will be LEI to the lowest bidder.
1. By order of the Board of Alderman
FRANK. S. BEAUMONT,
Chn. Com. Side Walks.
| m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27
ses- The nOn-iutercoarse movement seems to b

BSSy- The non-ntercoarse movement seems TO be
gazing strength along the southern Atlantic sea-
bord, and northern factors are feeling its effects
most sensibly. Let the movement pervade the
whole South and the Union is safe and abolition
ism dead. This peaceful made of settling the ques-
ton is far preferable to the one proposed by hot
headed fools, and encouraged by empty headed
knaves. And whilst it will prove certain cure
for sectional agitation, it will enrich and strengthen
the South to degree not dreamed of by the wild alb
stractonists who look upon everything practical as
beneath their notice. Fine dress goods we can
at Home.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

Having seen Mr.. Fessey's proposition to teach a
School, near Antioch Meeting House. on Budd s
Creek, Montgomery Co., and having been acquan-
ted with Mr. +. rs teacher for ten or fifteen years
and having attended many OF his Examinations, both
of young ladies and young gentlemen under his
tuition take pleasure in stating to the public gen
orally, and 10 parents and guardians in particular
that do not believe they could do better than to
trust their children and wards 20 Mr.. Fessey He is
an excellent disciplinarisn, Keeping good order in
school and teaching rapidly and thoroughly such
branches as he processes to teach Without intend
ing TO hatter Mr. Fessey or his School, think just
ice entities him to what | have said.
| will further add that the School is located in u
moral and healthy neighborhood.
n II. ALLEN.
From the reputation of Mr. Fessey as a Teacher,
fully concur with Mr. Allen in the opinion he ex
presses of Mr.. Fessey, q. \, HENRY.
Jan 81 lS6O-6w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

rt5~ Need We AGAIN remind our readers Of the
sau icg 1a Opposition meeting at the Court House.
on the frs; Monday in February, to appoint dele
gates 10 u State Convention on the 22d? The i'm
rortonce OF the movement ought to impress itself
upon every Opposition min and kindle his zeal in
tho good cause Party is running riot in the coun-
FRY, threatening all the evil consequences that can
follow unbrilled licencousneSs and dissolution OF
thu Union. Democracy found the government
stable, conservative, and ahouudng in wise pre-
cc',ns and salutary measures hut, eager tor power
oni pundcr it has introduced innovation after in
uowtion, aad ycsortcd TO fraud after AUD until
s3lsorotism has become a legend of the past and
public virtue, an obsolete theory, Instead of cul-
tyating the harmony that should exist between all
The mem3cys Of % common family of States, it has
planted, and carefully cultivated the seeds Of dis
cord, and now, with an eGrontery that ever chara-
ctorsos hahitua jcpmiy it seeks to take advantage
OF i.3 ovn wrong, TO dissolve a Union which has
sought 20 cm0roa in sectional strife, that party
might none surely Triumph II is to avert thi.
great national calamity and TO crush these un
natural eaom.cs Of the onion thu, the Opposition
appeals 10 The people for aid and cooperation Tn,
l5aeer Is immu,pt as every man must see VIII,
o0jes thc r1seat disorgonized condition Of Congress,
aad reajs he reasonable speeches that are hear,
/! ls lo"s, rhon let every oppostionis, grid OF
~ ,raor aud prepare to battle for Union an,
At.,,y, -4l against anarchy and corruption.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27
Large Auction Sale Of
Fresh Groceries
BY MILLER & KENNEDY.

ON MONDAY, February 6th 1860, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, we will sell for Cash, in front of our Ware
house. on Franklin Street, complete assortment of
Groceries, consisting in part as follows:
40 hhds. Louisiana Sugar.
25 bbls powdered and crushed Sugar.
100 bblS. and half bbls. Molasses.
100 Bags Rio Coffee.
rs bbls. Rectifed Whisky.
20 do Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky.
10 do American Brandy,
10 l-8 Pipes French Brandy.
5 bhls. Native Sweet Wine.
3 l-S Pipes Malaga and Madeira Wine.
bbls. Jamaica Rum,
rs Boxes Cove Oysters,
20 Coils Manila Rope.
10 do Cotton do
10 packages Mackerel
100 packages Star Candles
20 Boxes Mould Candies.
IS packages New Rasins.
10 bbs. 5. S. Almonds.
200 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
rs dozen Painted Buckets.
90 Boxes Soap,
% fipgs New Castle Soda.
30 Boxes Flasks, assorted sizes.
so " Western Reserve and f. D. Cheese
Is Tobacco, various brands,
$4,000 Cigars,
100 Bundles Wrapping paper,
800 Dozen Backing,
100 Gross Matches,
80 Bills. Glover Seed,
200 Sacks Fine Salt.
Together with Crackers, Pecans, etc, to make NJ
a complete sale. Our Groceries are fresh, and guar
anteed TO be as represented on day of sale.
Jan. ~ 'CO-2t MILLER & KENNEDY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

MRS. f. REED having located permanently in
the city of GAINESVILLE, wishes TO obtain a class for
Music. Her numerous certificates demonstrate her
qualifications rs thorough and scientific teacher
Terms per session of five months
Piano Forte with the voice, $50 90
Melodian I" 20 90
Guitar ls 90
No charge made for the use Of Instruments
For further particulars inquire at the residence Of
W. s. Shackleford where lessons viii be given
Session viii commence last Monday in January.
Jan 49, lS6O-lm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27
ssD- The Chattanooga Advertiser, democrats

Bsly- The Chattanooga Advertiser, democratic,
has been strangely seized with Git of ruth-teling
which evinces itself thus:
"If there be word in the Enlish language cal
cuated to bring forth the curses and bitter denun-
Citations of no inconsiderabe portion Of the people
of these United States We claim that that word is
democracy
We concede the claim most checrfully, and few
will be found to dispute it. And if there bsa party
that deserves the bitter curses and denunciations o
the whole people of these U. States, that party il
the democracy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

Ray We take the following gratifying paragraphs
from the Washington correspondence of the New
York Express
The Vninon National Convention viii probably be
held about the lat cf June at Philadelphia, whence
il will promulgate new Declaration Of Independ-
cnce ON all disunoniss whether overt covert and
indignantly iroWn upon all attempts to array one
.ectou OF the Union against the other. II will also
present beyond n doubt candidates for the Presi-
Arnay aud Vice Presidency the names Of men not
unworthy to be the successors of Madison, Monroe
Adams, Harrison and Fillmore Less than this will
not be tolerated by the people in their present tenn
aer In no ether way can they rally TO the support
# their nominations the vast army Of national con-
,eryatiye men in every State, who will not be Au-
enccd h,anv misorab ta,chwogds or empty pretcXts
Of availability, independent of statemonlike qualh-
cation and large experience Of affairs. The waters
are out and the highways are oyctowed. The on
In ro who can weather the storm is he who regards
With q single eye his rkoir country and nothing hut
ms country; aud who, to the wisdom Of Hamilton
aud " ebser fnites the iu,o'rup;hencsS ofCato and
Washington.
p. 3. Glorious responses last night 6o,n the North
ana the South 10 the Union movcn ent The
Chairman of the committee is oyerwh lined with
letters from the leading men Of both sect ons. The
signs OF the times all Indicate thai 1850 IS 70 be the
counterpart Of 1919
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27
A UNION MAN.
January rs, 1890.

THE BANK OF TENNEssEE.-The parent Board Of
this Institution have appointed The following named
gentlemen to constitute the Board of Dre tors ioT
the Branch Bank at this place for the ensuing year
r. W. Humphreys, j. RlderrO NJ Blackman, w.
" Shelton, a. Robb, ]. NJ. Rice, WA. Qunrles, W.
T., Newell, w. Il, PoiudeHter, DR.. J, W. Smith, o.
Stewart comfy 7 B. CORN, of Humphreys county
r. MeGeilly Of Dickson county,-J,E
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27
New Barber Shop,

JERRY WEAKLY tenders bis thanks to the
public for the liberal patronage he has heretofore
received, aud begs leave TO state that he has fitted
up new Shop on the West side of the Public
Square, next door to Ilughes Music Store, where be
will always be on hand with good and competent
BARRIERS to attend to the wants Of his customers.
?, 5. ! have Roubn Elder employed for the pres
ent year. jan ~ ls6O--tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

We are now in receipt Of large and well assorted
stock Of Groceries, bought in person. directly OF
Factors and Importers, in the northern and south
ern markets. which enables us to compete with any
of our neighhor cities Our stock consists in part Of
900 sacks Rio, old Rio, rs boxes Sperm L. Ad-
Java aud Mocho amantine Candles
Coffee, % boxes Tallow do,
80 hhds New Orleans so do. Bar Soap,
Sugar rs bags Pifter Pepper,
80 bbls N. o. Molasses, 10 do. Spice,
so bbls Baltimore Sugar 10 do. Race Ginger.
House Syrup, 100 boxes ground Spices,
80 half Dbl do, Is casks Soda.
80 or. do. do 10 boxes do. in paper
10 bbls superior New 10 do Indigo,
York Xxx Golden l cask Madder,
Syrup 100 doz. Painted buckets,
80 bbs N. York Sugar 90 nests do Tubs,
house Molasses, so doz. Zinc washboards
100 bbs crushed, pow 100 doz. Brooms
dered n Coffee 90 Masons Backing,
crushed Sugar 200 realms Wrapping Pa
s boxes d. r. Loaf do. per
200 packages Mackeral 300 Drums Figs,
25 drums Cod Fish, $50 boxes Raisins,
10 bbis Blue Psh, 10 bbls Pecans,
tierces Salmon, 20 do. Almonds,
10 bbs Superior Roe 5 do. Filberts
Herring, 100 boxes Candy assd,
10 half do, 1000 do. ours and halfs
20 bbls white Fish, sardues,
40 half DO. dos, 200 doz. fresh Cove Oys-
100 boxes iienings, tets,
loo bbls white Whiskey 30 coils Manila Rope,
90 do. colorcd d. 30 do Cotton do
80 do. domestic do, 30 bags Cotton Yarns
so do, Robertson co., ass ID sizes,
10 casks FIR. Brandy so bbs Cider Vinegar,
10 do Port Madeira 20 chests black Tea,
Sherry and Malaga 30 packages green and
Wine, Imperial Tea
10 baskets Champaign 200 boves Pickles, Fruits
Wine, and Preserves
! 0 Casks Scotch Ale, A large assortment Stone
3 casks London Porter Ware, Powder Shot,
25 bbs domestic Bran Lead G Caps,
dy and Wine, 10000 Segars,
! 25 bbls Lnseed OIL 90 boxes Virginia To-
! 8 bbls Lard do. bacco ass'd brands,
500 Kegs Lead, so boxes Ky. and Tenn.
| 100 boxes Glass and glass Tobacco
ware assorted 500 kegs Belmont Nails,
100 boxes Star Candles 90 do Griffin II do.
100 Il do do, 80 nests Cedar Tubs
And large and varied assortment of Cedar anC
Willow Ware, viz: Brass and Iron bound Churns
Buckets, Cans, and Market and Clothes Baskets
Plow Lines, Clothes Lines, fIalters, Hames and ev
cry article in the Grocery line.
Our arrangement is such that we will be in con
slant receipt of fresh stocks, and being confden
that we can furnish goods as cheap as in any othe
market solicit the orders of dealers and consumers
; We have large assortment Of Avery's Flows.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

GAINESVILLE, Jan. &c, 1860.
First sale by Mcclure Coats Mt their New Fire
Proof Warehouse, near the Railroad bridge.
Sale of &c Hhds of Tobacco as follows:
hhds refused As, Is, 40, 3 40, 40, oci
3 95, 2 so, 80.
II hhds. admitted 10, 25, 8 %, o. Is,
8 10, $50, 80 I 90 20, I 80, Z 10, 80, c 65
6 65 8 95 5l5
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27
Notice.

A. j. Hamlet VS.. Vim. P, Archaeological Attach
ment
VIM. p Atkins is hereby notified that snit by
original attachment, was commenced against him
before me, u. Smith, Justice Of the Peace for
Montgomery County, in District No. 3, hyA j..
Hamlet. Cause stated in affidavit, that nc had re-
moved out OF the State or County. He is required
to attend at my office on Saturday the 25th of
February, 1890 and defend the action thus com
meuced otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
ex parte Given under my hand this the 10Th day
Of Jan. 1860. 2. SMITH, j. P.
Ian 81 Cow
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

BeS" Realf has testified before the Senate John
Brown Committee, that Senator Wilson, when he
learned that Brown proposed to lberate the slaves
of Virginia, ordered the Kansas funds to be with.
held from him. This does not exculpate Wilson.
He knew of the contemplated nsurrection, and the
murder that must follow and in not disclosing the
diabolical plot he made himself party to it.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27
Notice.

by virtue OF the authority in me vested, by a
deed q trust executed to me by n. n. HOLSTER and
orace.Holister, ON the ilth day July 1851 for
the benefit OF their creditors and registered in the
Registers Office Of Stewart county. on the 18th Of
July, 1887, in Book 20, page ~, win sell to the
highest bidder, in ClaIksviile, on the 9th Of March
next. Two negro men, one about 80 and the other
about 40 years OF age both allie b died men.
Terms Six months credit notes well endorsed
~ ALTMAN, Trustee
Jan 10 90 rvs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed TO me by
VIM. S. McReynolds Co, on the 18th day Of
Sept 1858, and duly recorded in the Registers
Office of Montgomery County, on 22d day OF Sept
1859, in Book No, 6, pages iO7, lOs roo, no. III,
and ~, will expose TO public sale, on the premi-
ses, The 5th day of March next, (being court day.
Six Valuable Building Lots, lying between Frank
lin and Main streets and on Sixth street. Terms
One-third in four months, payable in Bank, balance
in IL and "a months with interest from day of sale
good security and lien retained until purchase mon
ey is paid. J. COBB, Trustee.
Jan 81. ls6O-6w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

BfS" a resolution has been introduced in the
Virginia Legislature, recommending Convention
of the Southern States to be held at Atlanta Geor-
ga. The Commissioner from Connecticut, to re-
present the conservatives of his State, is in Rich
rnond, but has not yet delivered his message Con
necticut was once wing State, and we are pleased
to see it returning to the conservatism which has
everywhere characterised that glorious old party.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

Mr. EbTToR--Having read, with pleasure, the
resolutions adopted at the Union Meetings of New
York, Philadelphia, ahd other Northern cities,
want to know why the people Of Montgomery ooun-
ty do not have union Meeting irrespective of par
ty approving said resolutions and rendering to the
North, protesting such sentiments the right hand
of fellowship Gala meeting, Mr. Editor and LEI
us see who leves the Union, and whether the Union
stands higher than party.
A UNION MAN.
January Is, 1900
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27
To Blacksmiths +!

We are sole agents for the sale of Hllman Bros
celebrated Charcoal Iron and have at all times the
largest assortment of Cincinnati Bar and Sheet Iron
Stees, and Cast Steel.
We will at all times give the highest market price
for Produce.
Jan 81, ls60-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-27

Rsig~ The Washington correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati rer--democratic--says that nine sd
ministruton democrats met together in Washing
ton, and subscribed eight thousand dollars, each,
with which TO bride the Indiana Cony enton to go
gainst Douglass. 1t was a dirty trick, and we
would not be surprised If the subscribers got theii
money back under cover of deficiency bill.