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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-06
SOUTHERN REPRESENTATION IN h'
~ % CONGRESS-. A' 10" BOWS

The Richmond papers are very earnest in their
endeavors to secure tho election of only such dele
gates to Congress from Virginia, as can conscien-
cio1sly take the required test oath. This may be
wise policy; but we doubt whether it will avail
any thing towards recurring representation for the
State. The oath is unconstitutional, AMI the act
requiring it to be administered, is nothing. more
than joint resolution without any binding force
upon the incoming Congress, even If its unconstitu-
tionality were debateabe question. The policy Of
the radical majority of Congress, is to keep out
every representative frorl the South whether loyal
or disoJal, because they know that every such rep
rcsentative will favor the Preside nts policy of res
toraton, and interpose additional barrier to the
success of their Niger suffrage scheme. The
question--we repeat with the aboltionsts, is not
whether the South shall DO represented by men who
can take tire OATH but whether il shall be represen-
ted at all. If this be the real qucsion-and we
think no one will deny 1.-THE truest and ablest
men OF Virginia can fni sccess to the Halls of
Congress about As readily and certainly as the
wsfhy-washy set who boast that they can conscien-
sioasly, take the oath, The only thing that can be
that their fitness for swall wing The oath may re-
move single objection to their taking their seats,
and thus give the radicals little more trouble;
but the exclusion OF even these, il possible, is q
forsgcns conclusion, as the result will show.
When this test oath was adopted by Congress,
there was not single outlern member in that
body; nor was there any very tattering prospect
that there ever woull be again. 1t was adopted,
by the radical majority, FOR the sole purpose Of en-
birrassing the c,ppcrhead delegates, and of castir
suspicion upon their loyalty This was its end
and scope; but finding it still on record-unre-
peAlsd-and finding, contrary 10 their policy and
expectations that Southern delegates nre about tc
knock for admittance they seize upon ii as one OF
the means to be used for the exclusion of every
member elect from southern State, without refe r.
encc to his position prior 10, aud during the war
The representation Of the South in the next Con.
gress is matter Of vital Importance; but whether
it is to be represented not depends less upon the
character of tho members elect than upon the att
tude parties may assume before the day Of trial
That the views here expressed, are correct, may
be inferred from single paragraph of speech de
livered by Thad, Stevens, in the House Of Repre-
sentatives.--llsre it is
"The very existence OF the Republican party
depended upon the rebel States being left out
tho Union for whilci their admission would rem
der the triumph of the democracy inevitable"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-06
DIED,

In this county, on the LIST inst, after short
illness, BENJAMIN, son Of 10. Blackford, jr., aged
about years -'9-
/, Az the residence Of her mother, at High Point,
Montgomery county, Tenn, Sept 18th, 1855, Miss
Many Z. Hams
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-06

have been sutjectcd since the chose II the war By
n pcsiion of the public press we hail with pleasure
the president recent declaration that he is willing
to r,Et the people Of the South, and most heartily
recipfocate his generous confidence
/ sh, That we repel with contempt and indigna1
ton the position that those who have been faithful
TO The pledges which they made 10 one another ut
the commencement Of the war, are, on that ac-
count, not 10 be trusted when they pledge them
selves to obedience and aequiesence in the present
political status claiming that steadfast fahfulness
10 failing cause 10 better gronnd for confidence
in their present engagements, Than, worldY have
been afforded BY yacilatihg and double faced
subserviency, prompted BY the hope of emolumeni
AID fear Of loss.
Z Eloquent speeches were made by John F. House,
W. A. ouarles, @. A. Henry W, A. PETER, Col
Smith and VIM. Wines, in support of the resolu-
tions which were unanimously adopted
On motion, II was decided that copy Of the
resolutions be Published in GAINESVILLE Chroa 81,
and Jeftrsonian, and also sent TO the Nashville
papers and New York Tiibs7e, for publication and
that a COPY OF same be sent to the President
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-06

sas- The Nashville PrsIs md Tns' objects to
the expression Of Mobile paper in noticing the
fact that unmber OF freedmen are returning to
their homes as slaves. The word slave" has a
hoTrid sound to many ears thar are badly educated,
Every enc Is slave who works for liying--thc
slave OF necessity, and slavery, in some form OF
Aher, viii exist as long as nan is man. 1t is an
Inevitable necessity and to call it voluntary or in
voluntary does not change the condition. and the
pot SrXTo with his boosted liberty is beginning to
long l,s the comforts and eRJoynengs IT which
irestOu eas stripped him.
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House and Lot For Sale.
A Good Location for the Pratice
of. Medicine, &c,

LVIsHINGr A CHANGE OF CLIMATE, MY
w Farm, on which rnow live, is for sale. Said
Farm contains about TWO HUNDRED AND
FORTY ACRES 100 acres cleared and the bal
ance well timhered II Is situated Immediately on
the road from GAINESVILLE 10 Dover, eight miles
FROM the former place. On the farm Is good
Frame Dwelling and all necessary out houses, &c.
For terms apply 10 the undersigned 90 the premises.
=. J. SHAW, NJ p. II
esYt Q, est, 7. D. LRoyARD. ArnL
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m. The Wisconsin Democratic Convention which
met at Madison the goth ult, Endorsed the poll.
ey Of President Jonson by the passage Of the fol-
lowing outspoken and manly resolution; So rey
? ResotUed, That we recognize in the policy anew
ed by President johnson for the restoration Of the
late rebellious States to their practical relations
With the Federal Government n wise and patriotic
determination to preservethe equality Of the sew
eral States and to secure the future peace and unity
Of the country upon the basis of the Federal Com
stituton, and to that End and in all other lawful
measures tending to the preservation Of the Gov
eminent and the future freedom differentiation, and
progress of the american people, we pledge him
our unqualified sympathy and support. 0r
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-06

neA- The message Of Gov Browulow ia far too
voluminous for our limited space and persons wish
ing TO read il must look for il elsewhere. Au alb
stract we can not give because we have not read II
yet father than glance at the headings to the
sundry chapters into which 1t is divided. When
curiosity gets the upperhsnd Of laTines' we may
undertake the task Of perusal-until then we can
give no expression as to its merits.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-06

SsS- II seems that the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
has discovered that there is no such place rs he'll.
Having preached himself and congregation to the
very confines Of their future home, he is becoming
alarmed, and is striving to dbolIh hell-hoping to
get to heaven, upon the pie. that there is nowhere
olss 70 60. ra-f
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IN MENORTAN-oF MoLL1E.

3sA IN MENORIAN-oF M0LLIE .'e
Yes, Mollie is gone-her spirits fed =.
She's numbered with the silent dead
But who would wish her back again.
She's free from toll, and free from pain
Our loss is her eternal gain. ....
Mother, she's gone to tune her harp anew,
To sing and shout as angels do. sif
Molles gone-ah could we see the place,
And view the raptures Of her face.
Could we but mingle in the throny,
And catch the echo Of that song
Could We but hear one heavenly sound,
Our hearts with holy joy would bound.
Sister and brothers dry the falling tear, .,-
And cheer those hearts 20 sad and irear;
For Mollie lives-her homes on high,
She's where the Sayior's ever nigh. -,
Aollies where the blessed Jesus stands,
With open arms at Gods right hand,
90 To welcome all his people dear, WI.
1Who worship, serve and honor HiIo here.
.r.- sr.. FLO l,a .,t- Cstssss.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Oct. Bird, 1865. e.... .s
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E<S- The St. Louis Democrat is = Republican
organ of radical proclivities, and the ST. Louis
RePubIcdn is Democratic paper and warm
supporter of President johnson. They ought to
swap names editors that each may yindicatc its
consistencr. - 49, --
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Administrator's Notice.

HAvING ADMINISTERED on the estate of Isaac
lin. McGinnus decd ali persons indebted to said
estate are notified to make payment to me, and
those having claims against the deceased, will pre-
sent them in the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred. viii sell the personal cf-
fects Of the deceased, at the Market House on the
4th day of November 1865. g NE. SHRoAT.
October G, ls65--4w. o.,
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Esh. The SKATE Senate wa organized by the cleo
t'oa ~ Speaker. n !. =. Ffirson Sr Marry
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U'ncssrrent Ao,tey
STATE OF rESNEssEE.

County Court-Montgomery County.
miah Bellamy, Jas. Reid, ct ais,
= ~ 4 defendants q Is VT
1T appearing from sffidavit filed in this cause
Z that Jas Reid Is nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee; It is therefore ordered that he enter
his appearance herein before or within the frs;
three days Of the November term OF this Court 10
be held on the first Monday in November next 1865,
I'd plead answer or demur to complainants bill OF
che same viii be taken for confessed as TO him and
set for hearing e1parte, and that a copy Of this
order be published for four successive weeks in tbs
ClArksville Chronicle. Test:
.tE WE. NEWELL, Clerk.
Oct. G '65-4t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26

NEW FIRAI.-we call the attention OF
our readers TO the advertisement in our
paper to-day OF NIessrs. Gorrel & Co.
This firm Is composed OF experienced
business men well and favorably
known in our community. Mr.. Gorrel
was for long time connected with this
Office, and we can recommend him to
our readers as prompt, reliable and
accommodating business man. The
firm win always have on hand TuI
stock of Farming Implements, Pro-
dnce, Seeds, &C., &c, which will be dis
posed OF at low rates to purchasers.
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VINO nave injured themselves lIy n certain
in when alone, habit ne
school, the effects of which are nirhtiy feit
even When asleep, and II not cured. renders
y IMPOSSIBLE, and destroys both mind
what pity that a young man. tie hone NJ
ms the darling OF his parents, should
ySa,St " II1 nom all prospects and enjoy
ting rom the path OF nature and. fniniring
IN 55eCeFLain secret habit. Such persons MUST
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26

Especially, who have become the yictims =,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destTncfI,,aa
habit which annually sweeps to an untimeiS
grave thousands of Young Men OF the mos
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
Senates with the thundeTs OF eI6dGeTiee' ~
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may cal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26

A I.AR0E CRY GARDRN.-A gentle
man of our acquaintance proposes to
purchase about 9acres of ground on the
island aud establish n large city garden.
lie thinks, and we agree with him, that
1t could be made to pay. Its convent
CnCC to the city would be n great show
in its favor. We feel confident that the
gentleman referred to, ifhS once under
takes tho matter. will put 1t well
through, and to tho entire satisfaction
OF our city consumers OF Vegetables
1t is desired to havO the matter gone in
to at once.
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TOOK THE oArH,-Among the minis
tiers who yesterday took out license to
marry, in our court, was the Rev. E. I.
Perkins, formerly OF this city. twill
be remembered that several years ago
he leGt his congregation hero, went
South, nnd cast his lot with hercbelllon.
Some weeks ago he calne back, and
now designs,we understand, remaining
here. In order to take out his license
yesterday he was compelled to take the
oath OfalleGiance to the United States
and TO the State of westvlrginia, which
no did, we learn, with considerable bad
grace. TfF
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Il E .rnt Ct TINT a sound mind and bodyare the
bia! rApGineSs. Indeed, without fI,eEs ltI1o
g2TSTney !;lrouKh life becomes "a weary nil
ITnI tJs tne prospect hourly dRrkens 70 HE
VT, nLSiMi me mind becomes shadowed with de-
Is I'M and fllle9 with the meianc6oiv rafIsc-
t EIl tn9t the happiness of anOfheF haconSe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26

DEATH OF An EsTINARLE LADr.-We
regret to announce to our readers that
information has been received In this
city OF the death, at LOwellsville, Ma
hOning county, Ohio, on the 10th inst.
of AIns. DIR. John Kirller. The deceased
bad many acquaintance in this city,
formed while her husband was sta
toned here in charge OF tbs post hos
pital, who will very much regret to
hear Of her death. She left an infant
child.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26

HOSIERY AND WooLEN GOoDs.-We
invite the attention of our readers to
the advertisement in our paper of the
firm of n. w. Hussey d Co., Mt. Pleas
ant, o. They manufacture and will
furnish to the public all kinds Of Ho-
siery, Jeans, Flannels, Yarns, &C., &C.,
and will DO found good firm to deal
with. We hope they will receive a
large patronage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26

BEING MUSTERED CURVE under
stand that the Sd Provisional Pennsyl-
vnnia Cavalry, to which is attached the
famous Ringgold battalion, of Washing
ton county, is now being mustered out
at Cumberland, Md. They will start
shortly for Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
to be paid.
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Police coURr.-In the Police Court
yesterday morning two cases were dis
posed of as follows:
Peter Hnusenour, for selling liquor
on the Sabbath, was fined $40 and costs,
which he paid. g.Ef ra
Richard Gardner, charged with max
ing threats of violence against certain
party, was admitted to bond to observe
the peace in thesuR of $50 each for him
self security. - "3
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ali 1tl,eIIEn or treatment are unlxnon IN
erat I5S1Ss1ii Pared nom life spent in the
tbsi ang more extensive 5rts ,5artScs
ofher PyRcian in the world, 1e''''
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MARKET YESTERDAY MoRN1SG.-The
market yesterday morning was tolera-
bly, well attended. Prices ranged about
as ON the day before. The evening
markets are now the popular institu-
ton in our city, and all others will be
apt to draw small houses.
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;. Jhous9nds of persons OF All ages can now
health, losing their vifror. f,econIneS Iv.nIs
nqle. nervous and emaciated, having n sinGn.,
az ap1psseionce about the eyes, cough ard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26

THE ISLAND SCHOOL HousE.-The
brick work on the Island school house
is completed, and workmen are now
engaged in putting on the roof. This
will be nm elegant building, and credit
to our city.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LADIES and Gentlemen arc invited to
call and examine an article of Bath
Soap, in pound bars, for sale by T. H.
Logan & Co., and Logan, List & Co.
They will find, in addition, soaps and
Perfumeries and toilet articles in great
variety and at fair prices. If
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26

New F1RN.- AIessrs. Blond & Bach
man have opened new wholesale and
retail shoe house at No. lO7 Main street,
corner of SPrigg House alley, where the
best of boots, shoes and CATERS can be
had. Everything usually kept in first
class boot and shoe emporium, In full
supply. Both members Of the new firm
are well known here as energetic, thor
ough-goinE business men. Drop inand
examine their large and varied stock,
and secure b0rgnins. Oct. 1S-1m
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OYSTERS OYSTERS! OYSTERS Fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale by the case, can or half can, at
Speidel d Inderrieden's, 81 Main street.
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PRoP. MAoALLIsrER had another fine
house last night, and the audience were
delighted with the entertainment. The
principal prize was drawn by ticket No.
81, held by Mrs. Mcdonald, being a
very nice centre table. The principal
articles offered tonight, are silver ice
pitcher and a live pig.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26

IlAIRNoRANDuN.-weregrettobeagain
compelled to call the attention Of the
proper parties to the lack of railing on
the ends Ofthe board walk between the
suspension and bridgeport bridges
We hope this deficiency viii be sup
piled in time to prevent the accidents
that are liable to occur daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26

To-DAY,-we will be much obliged to
our friends in the city and vicinity If
they will furnish us with the particulars
of any incidents Of tho election that may
occur to-day. s-i
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THE oYsTER ExclTEMENT.-QuIte a
competition is springing up In the city
among oyster dealers, and there is no
telling to what extent 1t viii go. t. n.
AIOng, Mt his old depot on Monroe St,
leads of this morning ut 65 cents per
can, and those who know him, can we'll
trust the quality Of his oysters they
are equal to my offered in the market.
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For Sale.

II OF NO. 4, IN sQuAREz, EAST SIDE
Imam Steet, opposite Pryorss Block 90 feaf
mont, running back 162 feet to an alley There
e also an alley from Main to SInrfretsfreefs on
the south side. This Is one ofthe most deSiFl-
hle lots in the city for business purposes On
Y is substantial Two Story Brick Dwelling
u teet mont by 90 deep, containing6 rooms
Also lots Nos! ., g and 50, In Jonathan Zane's
addition, LIST ward, which Will be sold tOEetli-
er on divided To suit purchasers 80 +. =
a; ct %G. No 10, 90 by III on East side Main St,
Lot No. 20, 60 by ls2, west side Market St.
ID Ward. tH /. IRWIN, % -
octls-tt Real Estate Agent.
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SOLDIERS DIsCHARGES.-Almo daily
we hear OF returned soldiers offering
for sale their discharges, stating that
they have understood that certain par
ties are paying for them different sums,
ranging from 800 to $500 each. We
know of no party in this city who is
buying discharges, and do not believe
there is any one engaged in it, although
we believe the business is carried on in
some of our ueighboTing cities. We
advise all of our soldiers to keep their
discharges, for many reasons, ms they
are certainly worth more to them than
anybody else. In the first place, they
are an honorable certificate of hard
service for the country; and secondly,
IL Congress passes land bounty
net, the discharged soldier will need
his proper papers to support his claim
for land warrant. We know of no
inducement for parties to buy them,
other than that advanced by n cotem-
pornry, which is, that they are being
purchased by rebel soldiers, who go
into strange communities and use them
TO obtain position In society. This is
certainly plausible, for what better in
PRODUCTION would a man need than an
honorable discharge from the United
States service2 We say, again, to all
OF our returned soldiers: hold on to
your discharges, and sell them to no
man, for they arc worth more to you,
considered In any respect, than they
are to anybody else.
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For Sale.
For Sale.

THAT VALUABLE LOT ON THE COR.
ner of Fourth and John streets, adioininp
the Post Office. Apply 10
OcO-lW So ~ LAMB & PAUL..
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For. Sa1e

T WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT I
now live in on Water Street, It fronts I2 feet
incheS by d teetdeap There Is a very COM
modlous dwelling house with rooms and n
6ath house, with both hot md cold water
s SeiTS and ice house-an in good repair. 1
the person purchasing II they want them. rs
wish TO quit business, For particulars in
sepf-h Water 81. WheelinE. WIsYn
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MONROE STREET.
The Best and Freshest Oysters
Brought to the City.
oet98-It

CIRCUIT COuRF.-JUDoE CALDWELL
PREsEDING.-Circuit Court met yester-
day morning at 10 o'clock, and during
the day the following business was
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For Sale.

TTHE LATE RESIDENCE OF rev. H.R
Il Weed, on Hampton street, now occupied
by ". Richardson, esq. ApplYto
OC9-lW JAMES PATITI.-
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Stein Bros, cor. Main and Monroe
streets, have just received one of the
largest stocks OF Ready Made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Trimmings and Gents
Furnishing Goods, ever brought to this
market. They call the attention of
persons visiting our city, COUNTRY
MERCHANTS particularly, to examine
their stock, as they are determined to
sell below Eastern prices. Oc9-lm
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Lot for Sale
valuable Farm FOR Sale

Valuable Farm for Sale.
THERE WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE
Ihe supervisors OF said county, on the 5til
Gay OF November. 1855, the farm on which
Lhe paluPeIS OF sud county have been kept
situated on Big Wheeling Greek, about ii
miles tTom Wheeling, and Is among tie most
tains 2l2 acres oflnnd, about 50 acres OF which
y the best OF bottom hand. The greater mart
OF the whole fhrm is in n state OF, cultivation
mere IL situated thereon q large brick DWELL
ing house and other buildings.
q, Iefms-Onethalf In hand and the balance
In four equal annual fnstallments Jill
NOAH EADSALI.s
President of the Board OF Supervisors Har-
shall county, w. Va. =
JOHN w, TURNER
Clerk of the Board OF SuperStsors 81 Mar
shnn county, w. w. -. ocL7-IIntIiElr
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G SIfPGStd Pills were tst discovered bv Xxx
boJ;S 49, o. faI1s during which time tbeH;
IL Cetk ~ extensively and Euccessf1Iv neg
IN IN most IlGst OF the public institutions ne veil ~
IE5'etiSe, OF both hemisphere, viii
only At the urgent request N ,b I'LL ~ =
Is iISs, u a1oles who have used them. that ~
IIISfISi 20 make the Pills public FOR tie AZ
aateyer, nswell rs to nrsVs1f ny ~ u
q ease OF Iamily where health viii not ,I In