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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
NEGRO BOY FOR SALE.

will, on the LIST Monday in March next, at the
Court House, in GAINESVILLE, Tenn, sell FOR CASH
to the highest bidder, NEGRO BOY, about Ia
years old levied on as the property of Henry Gear
in, TO satisfy execution in my hands in favor oil
Smith Bstson. Sale within lawful hours.
r. T. HARPER, Const.
February I, ls6l--3t pr. fee 81 60.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
The Premium Trotting Stallion
YOUNG BLACK nAWAl

Will make the Spring season Of 1861, at Clarks
vile, and at my home-place in Stewart County.
For particulars see hand Bills.
GEO. STACKER.
Feb. 10, ls6l-4m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
Valentines! Valentines

s. II. LAMB Bookseller and Ststioner has re-
heiyed complete assortment Of Valentines and
Envelopes, varying in price from So to cents, in
style from the cheap comic to tho most beautiful
and tasty, All Of which will be sold at unusually
low prices for cash. Remember the l4th OF Feb
ruary is at hand and not fail TO call early and
make your selection.
Feb l., 1861.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
Lon For SALE.

On Je first Saturday of March, on the premises,
| will tithe undivided half OF the Grocery lot in
Port byal, now occupied by d, a. Wilkins, as
Grocek Store, for Cash, as the property Of S. A.
Elliot and in pursuance Of deed Of trust executed
to m9by said S. A. Elliott, on the tn day of May,
Is6OAnd Registered in Book No. Z, Page IA aud
5. HARBERT LEWIS.
FA 8. laGl-AM
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
Feb. g, ls6l-3w.
NOTICEI

On the 2eth February next that very Gue FarIif
of Jno. T. Patterson deceased, win be offered for
Sale on the premises Of the said Patterson on Wells
Creek Stewart County Tenn, on credit until the
oath cay of Jan. next also
Nineteen Negroes.
Note and approved securities required and lien
retained on the Land for purchase money until paids
All persons having claims against the estate will
present them in the time prescribed by law. Those
owing the same will come forward and make pay.
ment.
J. K. ALLEN,
Is. RICHARDSON, Executors
WM. T. PATTERSON,
Feb 8, IS6l-3ws ttt
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15

nes.- There isa rumor that the demand for the
surrender Of Fort Sumter viii be made the duty Of
the Southern Congress
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
Four Houses to Let.

On Washington and Adams streets. Enquire
@. @. BREED,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
NEW EIRMl
URK G. DRIS COLL,
Fashionable Tailors !

}ccessors TO VIM. Severn, would respectfully
infrm tho citizens Of GAINESVILLE and vicinity TINT
Thy are prepared to execute all orders with neat
ng5 and dispatch. Reaovaiing and repairing
pbmptly attended 10. We will endeayor to give
siisaction to all who may favor US with their pat
mage. Shop-the same formerly occupied by
I'm. Severn.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended
me, solicit for the new firm continuance of tho
hme WIN. SEVERN.
Jan. a., ls6l-3m.1
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
Strayed or Stolen.

On Tuesday night tho 22d of January, 1861, in
the city of Clarksville from my Wagon, BLACK
HORSE MULE, about nine years old medium size
and perhaps marked with gear ANY information
said mule will be thankfully received
and literally rewarded.
GEO SNODDEN,
HadenSville, Ky.
Feh Ia6I-sf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15

Jan. is, issi-td,,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15

Feb. 1s6l-3t.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
The POnderous New Recruit.

When Charley Martin SO handsomely
welcomed Col. Trump into the democrat.
10 fold, in his inimitabe little speech on
Saturday last, be scarcely could have re.
allied the proportions ofhi nsw recruit.
He could little have thought, that with
Col. Trump fairly in, there would no long.
er be room for himself and Judge Whit.
man! But so it was. No sooner had Van
Trump been initiated, than Martin and
Whitman were dispensed with. There
was then no more need Of Martin as a
lawyer. nor Of Whitman as Judge.
AS the Republican papers seem to be
on the hunt Of a distinguished democrat
for the next Governor of Ohio, Col. T..
hasalready been namoiin that connection.
But ds he long ago dscliSed to be Govern.
or, it is to be feared that be cannot be
prevailed upon TO now accept that Office?
Well well--perhaps it's all well enough
that lie should be the JUDGE. (Which he
doubtless will be Jfhe CAM a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

RE- Col. P. Van Trump in his speech
Of last Saturday, gave as his reason for
gong into the Democratic party, that it
was an anti.War party. 1t now seems
from the war.like tone Of the Democratic
State Convention, tina. be mistoOk the
noise Of packed county Convention for
the great voice Of the party throughout
the State, By the action Of the State
Convention, he now finds himself read
out Of the party, after being iu four days,
hakiag him the shorteat lived democrat
on record. This is getting along about
as fast as the young man who went thro'
College, going in At the front door and
being kicked out at the back door. But
in Col. Van Trump's case the process is
reversed; he went in at tie back door Of
a County Convention and was kicked
out at the front door at Columbus.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
Return or.Yolunteers.

Company 4, Capt Stafford, of this city,
was among the very 6fst who took the
field in defense Of our Nations honor
They were on their way to the seat Of
war in iessthan as hours after the call
ofthS President. They haSe suffered
many prlvations, bathavs acquired from
their superior officers the reputation of
being Sde ofthsh0sA reliable Companies
in the volunteer service. -,
They arrived at Lsncasteron Saturday
last, by Canal, from Columbus, all in
6us health aSdisPirits? they Seem 70 be
even improved by the jOstiipg they have
met with. They we're received at the
landing BY aa ihmansa srOHd, who es-
corted them to the public square, where
they were welcomed home in a few ap'
propriate remarks from Judge Whitman
which was responded toby Capt. Stafford.
The Company was scOmplimented With a
ball on Wednesday evsningsat the City
Hall. They suffered but little from slck-
ness. They were at the battle Of Bulls
Run, but lost only one man. VIM, 6vi-
Rsrt, who was undoubtedly killed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
......, For the Lancaster Gazette.
Quartermaster ralImadge.

MEssRs. EDIToRs:--I regret very much
to find in the last Eagle, an uujustl6able
attack upon Quartermaster 7. W. Tall
madge, very worthy citizen, and for
merly resident of Lancaster.
AS 10 whether Mr.. T, made use of the
language attributed to him or not, your
correspondent is unable % say. but one
thing is certain. there is no more peacea.
BILE or law.abidihg citizen to be found in
any community than Mr.. T. The Eagle
claims the right Of "free speech. . why
should they deny the rightto others:
The ipsinualions of the Eagle, such as
"1eeches. :" ..'sinecure," &C.. does, Mr.. T.
great injustice, as it Is we'll known tha,
Mr.. Talmadge has never been known
as a politician, much less an Office. seeker.
1t would be well for the State If she could
secure few more such "leeches!"
The position Mi. L. now holds was ten.
dered him on account of his superior but
siness qualifications; and certainly no bst'
ter selection could have been made, n 4,
The Office OF Quartermsrser, at this
lime. is very important one II is
his duty Is deliver and account for go,
the public property, and see that it is
properly used, So that any one can see
the necessity of tIie office, and also of the
proper man to Gil it.
Mr.. Tallmadge performed the duties
required of him at Camp Anderson to the
entire satisfaction Of all concerned. He
also Served some time withaGen. Roseii.
crans IN Western Virginia, whore he,gain-
eG the confidence and respect Of all who
came in contact with him. s,e ~,
The charge of "pomPosity, I is not on
ly false, but simply rediclous. Does she
editor of the Eagle know Mr.. Tallmadge2
Mr.. T. is known IN Lancaster as thor
ough business man, and gentleman in
every respect; and Is the last man in the
world who would resort to trickery to So
cure any Office. s.ss = ss,ays|
He IS too we'll known in this commu-
nifty 10 need any defenss at highlands, but
as the attack was uncalled for, and as Mr..
T. is also absent. thought proper to
make the above statement. JUsTIcE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
"Poor LincoIn.n

After cOntending with poverty, in ear
ly life, and yet working his way up, and
still:further up in the world, until such
men as Douglas pronounce him "a man OF
uncommon a6ilities"- and until Great
Walton, has made hlm lis chief magis.
trate-to be now snubbed, and anufed,
out, and forever "done for" as old Abe
was On last Saturday, Is a lille to hard
Mr.. Van Trump quite FUSED up" Presi
ident Lincoln, in his maiden loco. foco
speech at the Court House. He assign
ed the President bis true position. "He
is no more than third rate County Court
Lawer," says Mr.. Van Trump-and Mr..
Van Trump, belonging to that same class
Of lawers himself. ought to know Ills
own qualifications entirely fithim to make
appraisement Of Mr.. Lincoln abilities, il
lie has had the opportunity ofeyOying The
Presidents personal acQuaintancs-and no
doubt he has had that,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

PERsoNAL,-Brigadier Gen. Schleich,
Maj. Hugh Ewing, Capt. JuO. Hunter
and Judge More, members Of the Gene.
RAILS staff, arrived in this city on satur-
day last. all looking well, The General
left his command at Cheat Mountain Pass,
which important post he reports well for
tilted. The General deserves great praise
Tor tine energy, tact and skill displayed By
him during the three months Of his com
rnand
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
Our Welcome. 70 Company a.

- = T." 3
SoLDrERs-YOu are welcome home; wei.
come to your Gresidss; Welcome TO the
hearts Of your friends. In the dsrkss.
hour Of our country peril, when tho Cap.
itOl was unprotected, whom the storm Of
rebellion was raging highest and the light.
niugs Of destruction playing madsst, when
one bold stroke wodld have sdbVertod The
Capitol, ovsr.hrown the Government, and
surplauted law and order by anarchy and
ruin, and that blow was not only threaten
ed but iminent--you, sirs, were the FRS!
to leave your homes and hearth stones for
the field Of strife, the first to rally in the
country'S defense. the first to leave the
pleasures and plenty Of peace. for the pri-
walton and peril of war. as a:
In this, sirs. you did we'll, nobly; your
fathers, mothers, sisters brothers and
friends will honor your zeal. your courage,
your patriotism, you devotion, while you
liVey land your prosterity after you are gone
forever. When your country called, you
obeyed; when duty directed, you were
found; peril and privalion had no terrors
for you; your patriotism rose above all;
your time, talent, energy. lives if need be,
were a ready offering for your country.
SOldiers-You come, not back to us
without glory; yon met the foe al Manas-
sas, and though beaten were not conquer
ed; you turned your back upon them only
when commanded, and then only to cover
the retreat Of a beaten and retiring army.
Your deeds Of courage and vaor are re-
corded, They will find their place inhis,
tory.
Soldiars-Vour ora ,ya1oonna bnnon
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

When Gov. Medill was in Wash.
ipglon, acting First Comptroller of the
Treasury,Ls WAS a, strong war man. He
was then for The Government right Or
wrong, and for enforcing the laws at the
point Of the bayonet. His interest proba,
bly, was father to the principle. Lqtslyhe
has become a strong secessionist and
Southern sympathizer. We wonder if in
this case, like the former, his interests
Virginia and N. Carolina bOnds) are not
father to his sympathies2 ..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
hNaria Mapa of Ma Geat 81 Har. a

Charts, Hops Of Ne Seat Of War, and
Railroad Nqps,--Mr E. g, Hannum has
just presented US with "Loyd's American
Railroad Map" This is decidedly tie
fLest map we have seen ana should be
possessed BY every one. The pispar-
ticularly valuable during the present wal,
as it gives every important railroad and
station 10 America, In addition to this
valuable map, Nj. Hannuln keeps con-
Stanlly on, hand Wells new map Of the
Seat Of Wsf, LsyfsCh Of the District
Of Columbia. Gibson.s Lithographic
Chart of the Seat of War in Virginia, Mil
Teton &gcol 'gL photographic Chart Of the
Seat Of War, and Colton's Celebrated
War Map c Responsible agents are want
cd WbbJwillbejgiveh profitable employ
ment, Call at the General Agency Office
in tne Green BLOCK, :, ffs-7ri 90
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

CABINET SHoP.--If you want set of
Chairs. Bedstsad. Bureaus, Tables or
anything else in the Cabinet makers line,
the very best article, athard times prices,
can be bad at The Shop of Elias and Hen
ry Gray, located on Centre Alley, in the
rear Of Slo0un's Drug Store. You will
find them gentlemen, their prices low and
their furniture No. l. 'a7 S
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
A New Doctor Of Divinity.

Mr.. Van Trump, in his Court House
speech on Saturday last, plead the exam
pie Of Almighty God. in favor of "com.
promises" "He" was the first compro.
mise, and but for his compromise. effected
through the person Of the Savior Of the
world, the whole human family would
have been lost. Here we find this new
Doctor of Divinity, in few flowing sen.
tences, upsetting the Theology of ages
Heretofore, it was the understanding of
the intelligent world. that Gods only
Son, the Redeemer of mankind, paid the
demands of justice in full, and thus can
celled mans debt of original sin. Mr..
Van Trump, however, gives the world a
n'@ revelation on this point. He says our
Savior compounded with justice-compfo.
missed the claim-just as failing debtor,
having either no greater ability, or no
higher sense of right, settles with cred
fOr at SO, or it may be 10 cents on the
dollar Of what he owes. Now, Mr.. Van
Trump is either a marvellous New Light,
in Christian Theology, or else he is, in
Divinity, what he SO mCdsstly styles At.
tOrney General Bates to be, in law--"a
mere peAyogger." If Bates further con-
tinuauce in the Cabinet is to be of any ad.
vaptage.to the country, it is TO be hoped
that he will not soon hear what Mr.. Van
Trump said Of him, on last Saturday
he might at once resign. As to
both Dioinity, and Law, we have here "a
very Daniel come 10 Judgment"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

EMrLoTNEST---The Erie Sewing Machine oompa.
ny vii furnish employment few active men to
act as Agents for them. preference wllibe given
20 those we'll acquainted in district for which To-
apply, for@hich service they are wiIilngto give
commission, orpay salary OF 800 to 700 dolarsper
year year ana expenses. For particulars, address Erie
Milan. Ohio. --e'-"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

~ Col. Connell and Qusrterrnaster
GOulden, of.he nth regiment, have just
arrived. The regiment is IN GAINESVILLE,
being mustered out Of the service. Our.
companies will be home in a day or two.
Let them be properly received.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

HKontucky has again declared her.
self for the Union by an overwhelming
majority. Three e-fourths of the Legisla-
ture recently elected are unconditional
Union men,, . a4 .e
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

B@ The Democratic State Convention
met at Columbus. on the nth, nominated
"war men and adopted war resolutions"
What course will the bobtailed Democracy
Of this county pursue now? Having nei-
ther party nor friends this side Of cotton.
dom, we would advise them to join Davis
& Co. at once. 80 ee ST.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
Soldiers-Your are welcome home.

EEIt is stated that when Col. Norton,
Of tho 2Ist Ohio, recently surrounded
RiDly, Jackson Co., Va, expecting to bag
some secession game, at an early hour in
the morning. one old lady stuck her head
out of the window, and surveying the
troops, exclaimed: "My God! What big
men It's no use Of Wise talking Of whip
ping five Of lhem."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
PUTNAM FEMALE SEMINARY.
NEW ARRANCEMENTs.

INNHG Trustees OF this institution have secnred the
T.. services Of Mrs. A. (. PORTER, formerly Miss
hnhersohO as Principal. She win be assisted By
~ .Dls oi competent teachers from New England (Or
"lll oe the sT ecia view OF Mrs. PORTER to secure
EbIi Le puphs from abroad happy, wen regulated
% Uprsllan nome, where the physical and moral training
VII Ake precedence even OF the intellectual. We
nope, by kind and watchfuI care over the habit. and
hhanuers OF inc boarders 10 return them N their
no,nes better fitted to oil their places as daughters,
or 70 become good wives and mothers
Particular attention will be gJyen 10 mn sic AM
perenced teacher has been obtained for this Depart
~ ,pnent VINO has been thoroughly trained uuder Prof
pAhtR OF boston, and comes highly recommended by
nun ~ asa Pianist and accomplished Vocalist.
rue next school year will commence on Wednes
aA!, september 10Th. The year will be divided as
heretofore, into three terms Of l3 weeks each The
nIsI en1ing DecemberR. The second term viii com.
mehee wednesday. January 9. 1852. and close Tues.
day, Apni2. The third term will commence Wed
hesday, Apiil 10th ind close OR Tuesday, July 9Th.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

PURE GRApx.-We are under obliga-
tions to Messrs. RAINEY & DUNBAR for a
bottle ofsplendid Catawba Wine. The
article is superb. We recommend our
friends who desire pure article of Wine
for medical, family or other purposes TO
call on Messrs. Rainey & Dunbar. We
understand they are now offering by the
barrel or gallon their entire vintage Of
last year.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

lPcure your own horses. and save the Farrier's
fee The following letter received from DR.. Deal,
who is a Veterinary Surgeon fgroat skill:
BowERsvILLE, Harrison county Ohio, May. 1860
Messrs. J. N. HarrlS & Co., Cincinnati; sa
Ihave given Perry Davis, Pain Killer in many eaSen
Of coiic, or amp and dyseniery in horses, and never
knew II to fail to cure IN single instance. look
upon II as certain remedy, JOHN R. DEAL.
For Colds Sprains, Scratches, &c., there sno bet
ter Liniment. Try II Sold by all medicine dealers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

cELyoss y oLps are daily receiving
a 6ne variety Of luscious peaches at their
Stand on main Street.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
GUERNSFY7S RALM.

IMMEDIATELY removes or prevent. inflammation
from the worst Burn Scald, Cruise Fracture. cut
fresh wound OF any kihd, ard It's Eealing anai,y
ln the breast. saltrheam, Frosted Feet ChbIsin.Fc
1t the best application known. II prevents swell.
ing pain or irritable from Mosquito bites bee sings
poisonous plants, &c: hwill certainly cure Group,
when taken Internally also Sore Throat and "a ,ss
ness. 2j cents bottle. Tor sale by Druggist, and
Storekecpers, IRWIN STONE. Sole Proprietor. No.
l.Spruce Street. New York. Sept 20, isgO--I;sJ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

RAZlL Q. ClAspill OF Moor's Hill, Iadiana, George
- " Ciaspill, ,Of PaTkersburgh, Virginia, Francis.
,LuhoW, o. Charleston, Virginia, Morgan Welsh and
May Ann Welsh his wife, or Shawneetown Illinois.
ahd lillian X. Claspiil oi Fort Wayne, Indiana, arc
n noNnsa, 1hAt have nl0d petition In the Probate
oihers lhe heirs and dsvisses Of Robert H. CiasDlll
geeeA5sd ioT ihe sale Of The real estate Of said dses
Gent and snail on tho 9Th day Of August 1851 or as
Tor an order 70 sell the following real estate on which
lhs aio kobeu X Claspill died seized, to-wit: Inc
South half Of in-l.ot No. 242, 10 Lancaster Ohio
GEORGE W. CLASPiLL, Adn'tov
Dc b0ais non, with the will annexed Of Robert II
ClAspiil, deceased. '
'oHN ). BRA SEE, Attorney. June 27-iwI3pfsg 60
Estate of Isaac FInkbOne, Sr., Dec.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under,iyued bss
4 been duly appointed and qualified az adnintstrl.
tor ottbe estais Of Isaac Pinkbone, ST., deeeased
late Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
A. L. SIMMONS.
July n. Ia0I.-3WlI
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
EXPENSES.

No pupil will be received for less than term unle.
by special agreement.
Term bills, for obvious reasons will be required in
advance, unless by special arrangement.
For further particulars we refer to our Catalogue
which will be sent appl TO any Of the Trus.
trees or to Mrs. Porter.
nicaons in references the feto should BE- addressed Ia
MIS-. Porter. who will then assume the anancal re-.
sponsollity OF the inslon BY order Of the
August 8, lsol-l9 A.A. GUTHRIE, Secretary
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

HEDad Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom II NAV
y Ger that at the next Session of oftheCommisson-
ers of Fairfield County, to be held in SEPTEMBER
NEXT. there will be presented petition praying for
the vacation Of the following described County Road
to. wit: part OF the road from Lithopolis to the
Royalton aud Girclevillo Turnpike. commencing at
the Bloom wnshp line. Thence hrough the lands OF
Thomas Cole and Andrew Peters to ills Intersection
with tho said Royalton and Circlevle Turnpike.
se ...,s ...-.... MANY PETITIONERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
~ OFFICE.

m Ex4sT E., changed i 3 I, ny place Of %
,kk 4 - those ludebtedto me by EOte or
Wv '.s1|o1~-o book account, will pleise call at
once and payup. L.K.zlEGLE isauihorzed d to settle
ane reeeipttor me. 'r rPoFRiCE. 10 Tamad 90 Block
oppost ?. Van Trumps Law Office. L. JULIAN, ,
Lancaster, A pril ,ls5l--llf