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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21
Seven Likely Negroes For Sale.

Pursuant TO decree Of the Circuit Court Of Stew
art county, made nj the November term, 1860, inthe
cause of A. Y. Slley and others against Mary june
Brandon and others, Twill. on Monday. tho 9TH
lay Of january next at the Court house door in
Dover. sell to the highest bidder. the negroes in
the peadings mentioned to-wt Milly, about 40
years old Henry. about q; Ann, about II; Char
lottc, o; Lafayette ABOUT Z Jane, about g. and Jen-
ny about years old
TERMS
Cash sufficient to pay expense II sale, including
attorneys fee and the balance on credit OF ! :,
months, with notes bearing interest from date with
two or more good securities, and retaining lien
upon the negroes until the purchase money shall b,
paid. 4. u. ROSS G. and ~
Nov 30 GO-5t-fcr 80 80
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

Sorrn CAROLINA PosrAL SYsTEN,-The Commit
tee NJ the South Carolina Legislature reported
against any new postal arrangements The report
says;
The Committee were persuaded that il was bet
ter TO suffer the present system to endure for ;he
present. We could make permanent arrangements
after o,her States had seeded, or by treaties with
the Federal Government, or with other states
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

LUCKY FAMlLY.-The papers had scarcely done
congntulating Senator Douglas upon finding his
mother when they were called upon to herald the
important information that Mrs. Douglas had found
her watth. A thanksgiving should be ordered
forthw tn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

nea,. Secretary Cobb stuck to the Treasury as
long as there was u dollar in it, then, raising yell
for secession, he made tracks for home His sue
ccssor can do no harm, for there is not dollar he
can steal
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21
TERMS:
A CARD.

Mc('ormac & Co. Photographers, have contracted
with the House of lIegan Escott. Louisville, Ky.
and are prepared to offer to the public Frames of
all shapes and szrs round, square. oval and union,
and of any design to suit the tastes and orders Of
their customers. They will sell any style Of franc
for fen per crm dJore manufacturing price. FOR
CASH. Hogan Escott are known to he the beat
workers in carving and gliding in the country.
Nov. 30 3m .
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

B<lye The Grand Jury of the Federal District
Court, Alabama, has presented the Federal Govern
mcnt as n nuisance. Such INDIGENOUS conduct
weakcns the cause of secession by opening the eyes
of decent men to the character of its advocates.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

Ren,. Gen. Cass will not hold Office under gov
that has been emosculotcd by the Presi-
dents Message and the opinions of Attorney Gen
era Black, and therefore scsigns.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

psS- Gen. Harvey has been unable to find Mont
gomcry, the Kansas murderer. 1t is said that some
Of his party have been arrested, but the leaders
have, so far escaped.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

rsy- A procession of German mechanics lately
discharged from employment, in New York, para
dcd the streets, last week, asking for work. Won
des how many Of them voted for Lincoln
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21
Road open to louisville!

On aud after Monday, Nov 2Gth 1890, the
trains will run rs follows, daily--Snndnys excepted
Leave Clarksville for Nashville ate A. NJ
Leave Clarksvillc for Bowling Green and Louis
vile, i:l5 T. ".
Trains from Nashville win arrive at Z r. NJ
The train from Bowling Green and Louisville will
arrive NJ 1:40, A. VI.
On Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays, train
viii leave Clarksvie for Cumberland City at . elk
\. ~.
Returning, will leave Cumberland, City AZ p N.
JOHN p. IIsLEY, superintendent:
Nov. %, 1860
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

DeIy" CONTRARY is the name of poStofIicc, in
Virginia, just discontinued and is in Buchanan
county. The fitness of the names are striking
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

Boy" 1t is said that, in the election of delegates
to the Alabama State Convention, the contest will
he close between the conservatives and the ram
pants.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21
LOST! LOST 4!

A brown Cashmere or tweed oyercoat, with
dark body and red sleeve lineing Had in tho side
pocket small political note book (Douglas several
papers with the name of the undersigned ON them.
Any person finding it will please leave il with DR.
Bernard or A. Robb, Esq, and oblige
THOS. II. BARER,
Waverly, Tenn.
Dee o. ls60-2w mr. fec 81 so
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21

seH. Pickcus has been elected Military Dictator
under the title Of Governor--of the empire o.
South Carolina.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21
CASH, OR NO SALE!
From and after the 9th of this month, we shall
sell
GOODS FOR CASH ONLY
+. d. ELY & co.
Dec IA, lsGO-2w
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
William Johns !
rs PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Mary Johns.
II appearing 10 the Clerk & Master from the al
legation in the Petition that the defendant. Mary
Johns, is nonresident of the State Of Tennessee
so that the ordinary process of law cannot be
ed on her. Whereupon it is ordered by the Clerk
Il Master that publication he male for four
consecutive weeks in the Clarksvie Chronicle
Il newspaper published in the city of Carks-
vile, Tennessee, rs notice TO the defendant
that she appear before our next Circut Court
to be held for the County of Montgomery at the
Court House in the city Of GAINESVILLE the SECOND
Monday in January next, then and there 10 plead
answer or demur to the petition of complainant or
the same will he taken for confessed aud set down
for hearing, or heard payh.
ClIAS. BAILEY, CAM.
Dec. IA, 1860 4w,pr fee 50
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21
Cash Notice for 1861 4!

We, the undersigned, have been engaged in the
Drug business in this community for n long time.
and our experience has proved to MS that there Is
no money TO he made at il, growing out Of the
bad debts that are unavoidable and the want of
punctuality the part of two-thirds of those who
make accounts. Therefore we have mutually
agreed not 10 sell our merchandise from and after
the LIST of January 1861,
EXCEPT FOR CASH.
and arc determined 10 make Il TO the interest Of
buyers TO trade with us for cash
McCAULEY 4 BELL,
w, o. VANCE,
THOMAS 4 BRO.
Dec 7, oO-sm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21
FOR RENT!

comfortable brick dwelling honse with Lot and
garden. Situated on Second street, next door to
my residence D. n KENNEDY,
December 81, ls60--tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21
CEDAR RAFT.

/ caught one Cedar Raft on the 23d inst, betw cen
Searcys Ferry and my landing, about four miles
above Clarksvillc, Tenn, which the owner can got
by proving property and paying all charges.
VA. TERRELL.
Nor 30, ls60-iw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21
CURTIS III. BELL, M. D..

Clarksville. Dec 81, cow
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-21
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

Dec. "A, ls6O-4w,pr fec SO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-04
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retail hogs-e IN Pas from toe commene OF da~
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toy rguirr The msnufsctarrse Aed holders,
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honsr ant kuiBsasen tue stocks b,tn Of canots sai
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NtNo horC. Nsch ", 1sSn.
M Bruce N receive Goa snsser from Toe Emperor
On he leth - spfii
=, iicgs Gran, Asee atrp,o oasas aud saspssss %
q leo aa,s
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kpfs wv
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Nrw roAz A.r I. $500 Z. =. a.! ss,.s2An.

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r.s soss H. s 80 $780,. s s:.s. -ss'
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THE VG6Y LaTEsC.
ITALY.


lruxGRAPMc IRON souIHAMproS
Roxs. May %, 1850.
hand Of 5ot volunteers hes 70 entered Tuscany
A bsssa,on Of Posrhcai chssssur fred upon each
oher error and capsaa Lieutenant and nve soldiers
we're killed thereby.
Artillery has left Rome to-day for the frouuers
Roxs. Nay 70, 1860.
The Official Joxrnal a. Roms speaking Of ths affair Of
the losh. Al a~s.a-~. sA~a the darkness Of
the night the Ponuncsl troops wounded Of their
conn ades. taking them for nlibuserA
The customs guard Ut Onsno was overpowsesd BY ali
ousaers, Who after plunderinx rc-eoserea Tuscany.
The peasantry ask 10 b armed
Pspal troops win Immediately leave Rome for the from.
ter.
The Journal Of ROME also says the news from Sicily
favorable 70 the Neapolitan government
AUSTRIA.
vussi, Nay %, 1880
Count Tbup Austrian Ambassador q 81. Pesenbars,
has arrived hare.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL COTTON nARxu.
LIVERPOOL, May %. 1890.
Cotton market ipscsive without quosable change In
prices ssles 5000 bass Including 500 on speculation aud
export The saies 900 sara, 2xd. askd 800
IL, pssAn ss Sd ioSd. $50 reraAn 81 I'D sgd, 80
BAhis =, I'D, ana s.27c AneroAn
LONDON coss nAKksr.
LONDON, May q, 1860.
Attendance unusually small, even for Dr,y Day, aud
al oescripusns nomnaly o. Moaday, with scarcely
amp busiaesa
LONDON Pnoprcx MARKn.
No ascsoss and scarcely any baanees privately, but
pr,css unchanged Tor sugar, coffee, tea rie and
Scarcely any alteration In o, tano~. oils or
uassAls
ooSsofs
ccrsols opened firmly. aud advanced Closing quota
doe: Money IS, account eSi,.
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ALtx,~rRia. May 70 1854.
Heavy rains have carried as-y poruoa tue si~sy
tstseen oauo snf SusS ir.sriefs 70 saa from ledla
have thfreby ten delayed tss 1ays
fne uilctA fsrncn MrsSc TIC toe exploration OF the
REQ ssa nas been wei received by said fssna
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y. Once and oelee no. Ire 6roedwsy
bese and " slnat ashssn ttousshsn su'eaue
SiLL - 20. t ~ SLIJ AuCIl0S.
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so ID Wee klcvcrsh sre-s ssv fnh svsope
Tbs sb We sse I'll nc er~mrit<y 90 account OF departure
fos esniorna Al The eLg~st furpurs made
D. hsc 81 our ofroe or u Tho souse
Oh Au11vs yIAsStuhIE OIrv HAKER
SUITS IF Ar VINO RtDM FO n~IvUaE,
k.eKWtOD EIE .skes.
KoeH woop CxN1gR Ia sLEs
OsR DINING Room FURSIrU RK.
,aaSsss ruRsIrygE. a., Ia. a.
In the Psrors veives |srpes Sus>ac e.
sessn gard oc.ss PSnof re pesri ssys go tssd ~tss
round Hinge Hs-ouan Of srosd sy meter, aasso
btoo and suite OF sood furnsre sdsiles
rste ut tosAs Cssns snsQue 6onc sod oval osok
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cre'oSes SookcAsa csnt ss1 sofs ssfe sssosss
bror Bsc and pasan 0Arots Orns
msrs Linss ronm-. Tessos dining Tab a, . sak u
fers length. osk nefss na,h. Sssshh ees lsss~ass
csoel, A: css. l;r, "a Ia e. os ss.a ss:f
Frssch II $50 pssss sssuufui lssoras1
u pisss ruby nd - sn ere losan
.ss seey suseoiid sswocd carved snt.q
s:S::as S:.s: To- s,s:sss s%s:a' $500 ;, 90:
sssvps s.sse, Do 0isss faslss .u vsivs ssS
brusssis Csrpsts thirty dsy bSxe elu MOCK eSsg
snom css,s Sofa loa.fss easy Oss.r large asS
sss go, ss.s sssd ~ :s.: sS ana 5ass Is rs3 sSa
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kccbern Picures. ntrors. ne, &c Also bsseoest and
Kitchen surnisurs vitA whaoh - Sac vim eesnesss
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ne suts~bs vn onr - psshs susssc. vts
Wednesday The ~ II June sext ~ russoesss II ths
tsss u .lsspvuA vsns- o. tee wessasn Rsklea>t .
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pc~~eesog c-rpsslss rarely gao Oaaaesres
~~sssa p~cisss and esswtpes~s % 80 spe esw
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Ak Y ~ non@y sn1 ssyS % fsr toe a,oeaa,
sitef fssasf hoors further iscresss OF Gro
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Thai Goysfbucni wtl pfoyo-c, tue ensc voc, ths
sbrosston % ,se ls~ kicaiag Cocai de honts noun
from ibe slro1c e. spain.
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~ r 6. ~ rurnsa 70, Par ms crtnG cha uSsrv
%inssesre DO Al the c.psinsoa ysnsy dog: ssrSs.
9e.sap sssos cSSs a. general cIlecroa rseeVel
, Terms oeasr 70 ana sccoazssaass Oosaenaasas
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The Rarey Pers0rma noe I'm London.
nEEsAS AND TOM sASKks TAKING LEssoS FROM
RAkKY.

lFfom L0ouo0 C0f0o1ce, |
Mr.. Rsfey again In Loodoo, aner an soseuoe OF
several months. ana sas Only necessary Tor tos pasc
70 kso~ shsi no sxooN the exaordicsry po<srs
he pcssrseee over vicious horses for this place
tannees to b. crowded Moaday evening sso psrsoas
IN al caass Of sosety, including thoss Of
pnvass b,x friesdiy ssaer sod eos med %
BE- - much denghted ano asonsned the achcvemsns
s%sr - ss hss ,mmos,,sss o.s os n'.
chief heroes, Hcctor, "a horse tanner" bat We
question whether the art posssed oy fsvorns
u oid kuG Prnm OF suo1uing the equine race ~
ali 20 be compared TO that ~nica gained ~o,t siie
rno~n Tor our dIscns uished vissr from across toe
Atlantic 1be great ePic poet does not tell o, sust
wouoesfa meas tue i'm ,us rroIsa sarros "a mel
nofses, but Mr. kArey tamee the nansaisy ~ni;a
bss called forth me sdmrsuoa and rscosnioa u We
sooev for sns Prevention Of Cruelty Annals, ~a,,
osy last Wednesday, prcseotd nim win m -
.o~ gold meoaL Last evening tas quAdty, con sssd
with ccoDsss courage pAtenoo and deter niasoa,
evisssd In . msrk,d mssner oy Nc R.rey ia ace
m.ee IN which he acquired victory os.r tSo
Inc most vicious animals have ever SEGA After
Illustrating WA . qu,v, so,nai mis- syseu, ws,ca
the voflo pos knoss ooossS OF f1rtaer ioros
,ssn snss s obss,nsd By t~o sraps hoeOnns tas
fofebgs OF . borec, winch. wrcc prostate 90 co,
gfounc, he uesl WIN sndb, seoteness, end horoear
sooe ne tested ns skili ally tue space OF
pr.sent owser, Mr. Csse q csvsiry reg,n-n, 10 csass
ounce q p.irs Dcursbe, emo VITO iaogsrcss 10
Sink. ~an her icrefces nks pagst saa kick 80 veil
win her h'nc feet 80 savage she IA
nse eten able 70 ASCERTAIN her ego % oox,as sesn
b.no INTO several uncs, aud told hs encs tnst 70
opiIon sho .as eisnt yesrs olo Great cosers foo~
% sns triumph Of he ssti, bui s,i furtu-v
denoosts'vo on thorough bred, n'gh svrsea are
sinoo extremely vio'oue pcrfec1y ynsolsoe btlnx
at evay ole nat approached ho,. not tnsre TO
mansgct by an sfoon, and tnsi would
safer huseR 10 De prd'ed exo.ps biiadis,dea.
lie ~o brought from seiingioa, W saroosnire,
ana On bis afriva At tbs ran~sy sta,oo sascgsd
oo~p bis groom by kicxins hin oa tue head: sas
90 beng takcn ,nso the rag 81 tie Aasnsra nearly
broke the arm o. tee led him 70 by etririns
IN Win hn iorv'cet M Rsey, nos ~i,nstae rag, 40
cse5ct after desperate struggle, ~ticn for at
an hocr, In reuoerns hin 80 tsctsbie . Ian, fns
feet, vbicn sss snn-secc Throughout % seoe sa
d~soc ~ho eat 10 sienoe 9th utGost sarpti-e,
ge-i.c Af rs ccec ~hn rouros Of applause, sas Me X.
rsy called for tvice ovauoc Of caeers
rne cctn'e cuu'inuct yesterday saoecs. e~rx
rsy nses bay cart mars aud cart ayrss.
Captain, nn-teen nHuos bah, pernss the LARGEST
horse M Ens lsId. fnsre curiosity go tas
Issi Aofusi, sbich ~ss ccrtaisy eroc gait
tee hans u Mr. Rs-cy ne qu iiet fns
~as the sane srn tue osss aud toe msr- rs
have great pressure 10 tscfs % the sxii NJ ssrcy
"a toe oincu anu riss tibet attend nin spyuss
uoo u hts real, su-p-iricg eft