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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-27
WANTED!

SHERIFF'S SALE.-...BY VIRTUE OF AN
~ execution, in my hands. l will, on the 22sD DAY
OF NOVEMBER NEXT, expose to public SALE to the
highest bidder for cash, at the Court House door, in
the town Of Dover the following described tracts Of
land, to-wit; 1.-TWO tracts Of land, purchased by
GedsStacker from J. L. James, by deed recorded in
the Registers Office of Stewart county Tennessee,
in Book le, page 270, containing 1T acres, also
three other tracts Of land purchased by same from
c. N. Shelby, by deed recorded in same office, in
Book l6, page $40 and S3l, containing $50 acres
also another tract purchased by same from II. H.
Trinkle, by deed recorded in same Office in Book
No. 10, page ATS, containing lo7 IL acres; also
another tract OF land containing ISL IL acres
purchased by same from lessee Parchmen, BY deed
recorded in the same Office, in Book, No. 81, page
800; also another tract Of land in Stewart county
District No. J, on the waters Of Long Creek, being
the place on which Samuel Stacker, deceased, re-
sided at the time of his death, containing BY esti-
nation 400 acres, levied on as the property Of
Geo. Stacker; also another tract of 10 acres
bounded on the east by Montgomery and Dickson
counties. on the north by Robert Steele and William
Ravens, Mrs. Davis and Crockett Moore, on the
west by DR.. Marables lands Sam Warden and
Alex. Moore on the South by A. A. Browns lands;
levied on as the property ofoI. ID. West-said lands
levied on as the property Of the aforesaid parties to
satisfy an execution, 10 me directed, from the
Circuit Court of Stewart county in favor of Chris
topher Dudley and against l. d. West @. w. Beau
mont George Stacker. Sale within the hours pre-
scribed BY law. This October IL, 1865.
W. T. KEEL,
Sheriff Of Stewart county.
Oct 20, 65.-4t-Ps. fee, So 90 Sc
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An Elective Judiciary.

We arc pleased to see that there are, In South
Carolina and Georgia, some indications Of wish
to return 10 first priDeiplesto usages tina. should
never have been abandoned. We aliude TO the
proposition Of Mr.. Orr, in the South Carolina Con.
Teniion, TO abandon the plan of eiscting the judi
cary, and TO return to the old system Of appoint
ment and the advocacy % this proposition By one,
or rnore, Of the Georgia papers. We have, from
It's inception condemned the practice Us one OF the
most fatal mistakes ever made, in the workings Of
our goverment--a mistake which has not only IN
jurousy effected the character and efficiency of the
whole Judiciary department, bat has aided in the
decentralization Of the people BY multiplying cleo
rons 1t has been, in all civilized countries DEL
icate task to preserve the purity of the judicial
ermine but we are the only people who have con-
ceved the preposterous idea, that the best way to
preserve II IS to drag it through the filth Of party
politics. pofitierf Judge is as much out Of place
as political preacher, and the existence Of the
former is as sure an index Of political corruption,
as that Of tAs latter is of religious decentralization
The tT=tA is that, sbr The last thirty years, or
more, the history Of this government has been q
series Of experiments to try how much our free in
stituticns could bear without breaking. We have
had fearful illustration Of the effects Of those
experiments, and now Is the time to abandon them.
Let MS return to former usages, by elevating tho
Judiciary above the influences Of popular caprice,
and the ballotbox ADORE the reach Of the ignorant
and debased. These are the only means by which
justice can be made certain and impartial, and the
preponderance be given to moral and intellectual
worth in the administration Of the government.-
1t will be conceded by every sensible man that the
highest development of political science is prompt
and impartial justice, and the bestowal, upon each
individual OF the largest liberty compatible with the
rights and liberties Of others. These points being
conceded, ii will, at once, be seen how far we have
departed from true principles in inaugaratng 0
partisan Judiciary and arming irresponsible men
with the weapon most dangerous to the stability
and purity Of the government---the elective fran
chse. pure stream cannot flow from corrup,
source.
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The Chattanooga GoIefie gives an account Of a
monster, found upon wood-pile, at Dechard-said
monster being half human and half dog. This is
sort OF miscegenatioO no, pa, down In the Wen.
Aeli raiuiP' catalogue
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-27

The radicals have raised perfect howl over the
election of Gen. Humphreys, of Mss as well as Of
eI-rebels in other States. They ought not to be 30
hard on US, for the truth is, the best men of the
South were the strongest rebels, and those who
turned against their own people and section in the
hour of peril, not considered the best fitted to
serve US. To illustrate this truth We cite the State
of Tennessee under the rule of that class of men
and we ask high-toned and brave men everywhere,
whom they would soonest trust the man who
rsked life and fortune in defence of what he deemed
righteous cause, or the man who, to turn penny,
or to save his carcass, sought safety profit under
the wing of the invading army? For honor, and
for fidelity to the terms of restoration, we wouldnt
givesuch man as Gen. Humphreys for ten thousand
such loyalists as we have indicated and every true
man feels that we are right in our estimate.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-An persons in.
II debted TO The estate Of John Long deceased,
are notified TO come forward and make settlement,
and all having claims against the estate will present
by law. &c. LONG,
Oct ~. S5-4t Adminis,sator
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A ILLUSTRATORS NoTICE.-All persons 10.
II debted to the estate Of J. r. Barnes deceased,
are notified to come forward and make immediate
settlement, and all having claims against said estate
will present them as prescribed by law or they win
be forever barred. II. A. BARNES.
Oct 10, 65-3t Administrator.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.--.ALL PER-
"a sons having claims against the estates of
THOMAS J. PRlTCHETT, deceased and s. s.
WILLIAMS, deceased, will present them within
the time required by law, and all persons indebted
to said estates are notified to call and pay the
same. VIM. NJ. DANIEL, q
Oct. ~, '65-4t AdministratoS
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Land For Sale!

T NOW OFFER FOR SALE SOME 500 OR
j 1000 acres Of land, in separate tracts to sIis
pua Oh asers, furnishing springs with each tract
these lands belong to the Lafayette Furnace Tract.
TrRMs-One-half cash, one and two years ON me
balance--by giving bond and good security.
Persons win do well to call and examine the
premises.
Oct. 6, '65-4t o. TIE6LKY.
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EXECuTQR,S SALEI!

" will sell, at the farm, on West Fork of Red
river ali the pershable property belonging 70 the
estate of II. +. BEAUMONT, deceased. incuaed
In the list is variety of Agricultural Machinery,
Blacksmlths and Carpenters Tools Live Stock,
Wagons, Cart, ETC., etc.
TERns-Six months credit, with approved seeu-
rity. G. w. BEAUMONT.
Oct ls, '66-tds Executor.
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The Pso and Times undertakes to eOavict us Of
an error in the parallel we hastily ran between the
races and for that purpose, singles out the Indians
of North America, as having made no progress to-
wards civilization, and, therefore, having no more
aptitude than the negro, for improvement We
said nothing Of any particular tribe or tribes bu,
used the generic term, red man. Now If oui
contemporary, of the Pres, and Time. will point GU,
a nation of blacks who have even Appropriated
the Asatic red man in the arts of civilization, We
will acknowledge SR error, as well in our reading
Of history as in our Interpretation Of the laws Of
ethnology. But says our contemporary, only Civ,
the negro of the United States, fair show, and
he will do wonders, &C, &c. According to Biblica
history, the negro Of Africa has had as fair chance
as the red man of Asia and the white man of Eu.
ropeall these started fair at the dawn of creation
The negro is just where he started, the red man
has made a considerable progress in civilization,
and the white man stands e-eminent-unrivalled
in the scale of moral and intellectual develop
ment As slave, the negro has improved; as a
freeman, he never has, and, we believe never will
If history proves the contrary, we would thank
our Nashville contemporary for chapter and verse;
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TOBACCO SALES.

TRIcEs LANDING, Oct. al, 1868.
One hid at s. 80; | at 8 90, / at "a; Q at
IL so; st II so to II IS; Al IS rs; : at
10 Is, at 20 90
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-27
ST. LOUIS
PINE AND CEDAR WORKS
(In ST. LOUIS and the
Menasha Wooden-Ware Factorv

~A@~sAeSSA& w VVOCA w dKO e dCtOIY
of Wisconsin, lin Chicago,) we can furnish at the
lowest possible figures
We would respectfully suggest to every one visi-
ting the cities Of st. Louis OF Chicago, TO pursue
the same course with regard 70 their purchases Of
woodenware and cordage. as they would do in the
cities of New York. Boston, or Cincinnati, viz: to
purchase Of those who make q speciality OF this
branch Of business and not rely upon their grocery
houses for their supplies whose stocks must Of ne
cessity be limited. IT
We will be glad to see all who may favor US with
call, and when persons desiring 10 purchase can
not visit either Chicago or st. Louis or both, We
will cheerfully furnish them with catalogue and
price list Our business is strictly cash, hence all
orders from those with whom we are unscquainte
must be accompanied with draft for the probable
amount OF the order or satisfactory city references
In oil cases remittances must be promptly made ON
receipt of invoice. All orders filed at lowest cash
prices when shipped without reference to previous
quotations. Goods at owners risk after being
shipped.
n. BAH purchasers will find il TO their
PeeuDiary interest TO cali and examine our stocks
before making their purchases.
CUPPLES L MARSTOy,
oe' i3-lm ST. Louis and Chicago.
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9eS- The river fell -four inches at Cairo on Sun.
day. Weather and business were fair.
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GAINESVILLE Money Market.
RATES OF PREMIUM AND DISCOUNT

Corrected ~sskly for tAe CArOSiels, By ts northern
Bank Of Ttnnessee.
D. n. KENNEDY, Pre,t ......JAs l.. GEsSR, Caser.
Jonx W. FAxox, TtjLr.
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n. L. COBB. J.B rAPscoTT.
COBB & TkPSCOTT,
Civil and Typographical Engineers,
ARCHITECTS and SURVEYORS
GAINESVILLE, TENN.

VIII attend promptly to any business in their
profession in this or in the adjoining States.
Special attention paid to Landscape Engineering;
also, to Surveying and Mapping Farms.
Oct. ~, 'e5-4t
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CAPITAL.
a 8 8 ETS.

Total amour, Of capital and surplu, Ss.soS,s1i %
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DAlIlN0, AZ.
IN CALLING THE ATTENTION or THE
Southern and Western trade to our facilities for
furnishing the above goods land everything in con-
neetion with this branch Of busness) we would
direct especial reference 10 the superiority OF the
OAK, PINE AND RED CEDAR WARE manu-
featured in st. Louis and Menasha Wisconsin, over
the products Of other manufacturing districts Un-
like our competitors in the older States, we have a
class Of timber to work up which years ago has dis
appeared from their forests. That Of the Upper
Mississippi is not to be surpassed In quantity OF
quality, and our pneries in Wisconsin continue 70
be a. productive ever Of 6rst-clsss timber II Il
from these sources We procure our material and
the result Is that our wares surpasses In stock and
excellence that Of any other market ON the con-
tnent. .HtItN
An impression seems to exist with our Southern
trade, that Cincinnati possesses advantages over 81,
Louis In furnishing our line Of goods Prior to ths
Development Of our resources and the Impetus
which late yean has given 10 our manufacturing
interests, this may have been the case but now.
for every dollars worth Of our ware manufactured
In Cincinnati vicinity. there Is one hundred dol
lars worth made in St. Louis and that OF qualify
superior in every respect to theirs. The same thing
applies to Massachusetts, whose manufacturers are
compelled to offer their goods at q low figure in
consideration of their inferior land almost worth
less) quality. Number one ware Is to-day sold q.
less price in Chicago and st. Louis than Il is In
Boston, OF Oak Ware,
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Well Buckets, Kegs, Runlets. &c

We are the largest manufacturers in the Uni,st
States and these goods, together with the products
Of the
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IMPORTANT 10 hADIRS-Dr. HAE-

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DAILY HEADER.



Ring, loyal bells ring oat great ohims!
Thrill, with your Joy, the glowing air
Make ju5ilant this biitsful time
I bis hour Of holrs-ahis moment raIel
Ring, 10y al bells peal vide your uotes.
Der sumtef's towers "cld Glory" hoatsl
Roar, cannon, bid the hills rssoundi
Let every Dag its folds display
Repeat the good news round and sound;
1hs cause of Freedom wins tO-dayl "
Ave, pour il from your brazen throats
Der Shutters walls ''Old GloYy" floats
Ring, bells roar, cannon shout, each tongusl
The chats haze fallenl The Bree land liVesl
Wide be your notes Cf music flung
The Lord d Hosts our victory gives;
Peal on, nor let your elspg 4 c asei
1hs victory that foreshsdONi peace.
Oh, lid the leone news Coo speed,
Thr ugh every vale and hamlet lone,
On lightning wires, or foaming steed,
For be our God great IN srcy kuoWn
That to Bis name au praise may be
Who giEeth US the victory. .
Their doom was Efsled when Grant sat down
with hts b. cad broWs aud dropping head
Calmly before the Rsbel town,
And ", We his web with shining thread
The web that all their armies spsnned
And palsisd each rebe.li1us hand.
Live icebergs that the sun hSs Kissed,
With neither power TO fight nor fly;
How have thtir hosts dissolved in mist,
Exhsled before his lion eye,
TIL wild nth joy the hills res3und
With conquest sure our arms are crowned
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whenever I airted with Aurora and the

whenever firtsd with Aurora and the
widow" .f-
This was 8 new consideration.
Would the time ever come when Ksts's
heart would be estranged from hines
trsnged by his own conduct when her
loving, sensitive nature would cease to re-
spond to his touch2 The very fancy was
agony.
He was wrapped in these gloomy medi-
tations, when the door opered, and his
little wife tripped in looking very much
like . magnifed sunbeam. She stopped
suddenly when she saw his head bowed on
his hands.
"Chsrles, does your head ache?"
mo"
"Then what is the matter2"
HMy heart aches, Kate" he said sadly
''it aches to think that my wife has ceased
to love me"
She came to his side and put her arms
around his neck with caressing affection.
"Charles, what do you mean Z"
81 near, Kate, that when you desert me
for the society OF others, and cease 70 psy
any regard to my wishes, I can come to but
one conclusion"
"Chsrles," said Kate, smiling archly up
into his face, "does it grIeve you to have me
prefer the society of others to your own2"
"1t breaks my heart, Kate" he said pas
sionately.
"Then, dearest, let Us make bargain.
Let US allow Miss Raymond and Mrs. Ev-
eret to console themselves with Colonel
Warrington and Mr.. Garnet, while we are
happy with each other. Shall it be so 2"
"Kate you have been playing psrtW
"Of course have. Did you suppose for
a moment that I was in earnest P
The loving kisses she showered upon his
brow dispelled every lurking shadow from
the husbands heart and he felt how inex-
pressibly dear his wife was to him.
In the next days train Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwyn left Washington, mutually con-
vinced that they had had enough of the
gay capital. There we're two unmistakable
effects consequent on their sojourn, how
ever; Kate was satisfied to remain quietly
at home for the rest of her life, and Charles
was completely cured of every latent ten
dency to firt.
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MPHuOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

Tne Proprietors Of the New York Museum Of Ansts
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go PHYsInInaICAL, VIEW

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IE OLD EYES MADE NEW
A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
ight and give up spectscles, without aid Of doctor
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CLOTHING.
NEW GOODS.

New Goods at Union Hall fer Spring,
is now the theme Of which sing.
We've all the latest styles just made,
To suit the finest city trade,
OF new Spring 0VeTcoats and Sacks,
To Mt tha form like moulded wax;
And Business Goats Of stylish make,
All of the present sty 81 that take;
But then the crowning Goats Of all
Are the DRESS CoAFs at Union Hall.
We pride ourselves that We excel
All others in the coats We sell;
For in them you will always find
Fit, Fashion, Grace and Ease combined.
Bet on our Goats will not dwell
We've also Pants and Vests to sell,
OF every hue, and shade and style
To tell on all would take while;
So I will only mention here
That those Who would in style appear,
~ Should come to Union Hall and buy
The OLOTHING best to please the eye;
And not alone the eye to please,
Bat money save in buying these;
For we will sell ct prices low,
No matter how the Gold does 20.
In Furnishing Goods both rich and neat,
We have stock full and complete;
Our 'gallant boys in blue" will find
All kinds of goods to suit their mind,
We've also for the boys in store
better stock thsa e'er before;
And can al 1T, both great and small
with CLOTHING best at UMoE HALL.
The finest stock Of Spring and Summer
Cloihins and the Lowest Prices in the city at
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall.
sole Agency for the sale Of
STR owes ARMY TRUNKS,
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,
AND
StOrr's AutOmatOn PFeGsmSn!
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
nc Lock out for the Giants. ans
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T ANA LACE sHAWIS-LAMA
Loops aRa shsxis; RSils Lses osPss;
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MAcHINIsTs.
The OLD EAGLE FOUNDRl
TWETHi TEETH TEETH i


DEs De ne 0AAAAhD9
Late Of the firm Of HALLIWELL DAETELs, is
uil ct his old established Dental Rooms corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems, artificial Teeth, at the old prices
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set from SO
TO SIS. All work warranted. ap1O.Rs
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- DIR. .GOODALE'S
~ CATHRRH !
RENE EDYI
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

Ir penefrates the secret ambush Of
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branch, forever.
It removes all the Wretehed syRlp-
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H cleans the head, deOdOrises the
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It aIleviates more agony and silent
Iufir ring than tongue can tell.
Is is noted for curing the most hope
L. osses that every known means failed in-
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mr. 3oOdaIe1s Catarrh Remedy f. .
harmless LIQUID, InhaIsS rom the palm OF the hand
mr. z. E7OOdaIe Is kaOwu thr9ughous
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Dr, GOOdRIesS Pamphlet On ssaaarrn
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