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0cbeime Rranfbcitrn,
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Sffee; Nr. 22S, ne.StraGe,
gbiIafeipbia.

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BON ntr t'Ibft i%ubsreitst urs 1T our8aus irst Boa
0ebeirae Rranf9eiteu
beiberlst geitledts. 70 idrediid in ibren soIssa.
fpsnn SenatIdif9t nnS pen, nitt bon e!ncm srfatre'
men Nrjte btboneelt.
Selbfbefefung (Snaniel
seren trauri8t Tplseu Rb t~uubseben In Wibmutb.
nadbutden Sanaenerstebunsen, SGwddt Ter manrs
ltden Seu9un8straft, 9ebtnSibsrbnB unb enoitd'
Gls3eprun8.- Sun8e 4elte. bic i6 eeNfn telruBi
fnb. iolten IT'D pertrautnspoa an mid peabsn. SD
babe 1auienbe FOLDER llnsliidlifen Az ibrer fruberen
fraftt9en @eiunbteit 5uriiosebraht, bic bon &aoerta
ta'ib btbanbelt pher ais ~unbelbar auf5sssbeI pc1cen
iino
5rauensRranfbetten.
SSeihsr SiuRs biuEs BITE urfp6e alecnietuer
shpadt. nnreseImdatsfeit unb uuirnGtbars
nnreeel dBt8fett
IN Ger irpn0fiidben NcinIamra cber Sau,Iid)ef
Musbieiben ~bttielbe,. gltidpisI pen ipelder llt,at,s.
tpir6 tn penisen lagen bon mir ~berStteat pbne nod.
tbstlt9e 8ol8e1 fir bic Seinnebeit.
SET meintr finfsetniabrisen ptarts in bieiissr GtaSi
babe Id mid tauptjatt6 NIT Ger 5sbanotaas obiee.
aIantbsiitn befaaitiet anb .barin bic slanasnbltsn Be
tultate trsielt.
Ausmdrtige Yattenten
tSnrett bon mir httanbelt %tperoen, ipenr lie mir ibreii
3uitanb f&riftlt4 mitibeilen.
S,ts"sf'e Ssrfd''~iesenbeit girs wee
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 228, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Wonaeetieut Seeb Suttinas!
600 Stiten alte Cuttings. bic ietnite Oualitat, en-
fius iotben uno ofertrt sa nlterieem preiie
Jofep6 S9r8Ser,
(2i7-) Sr. 81. @rd,anas SIae. nabe Epnttn,
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asst6sTte fbr 9Graeu
Dancn, ipe!te Der Dtenite eiue8 elten a7;tsS Ges
barfer, ipattn i'd fteis an 81. Sd,ufiann, Rr.
30, Rprtb-, uabt 2srirotpnhr. menbcn, Sr. ( Il n.
mann II cer einsi8e arit in bteiem ganrs, AMI Den
man LID bel Der Setung alter HraucntrantBs!!ea rsr-
laSen toiin, all oa fr6t
zto6ung Der mcnotli@en 0einieuna,
gssarmutter- 8orfuu Ii. 8eridNrGruua
Rdder. pnS Geittuibmer:en
HteocrGeidia8eabeit,
fre.seE tlub, SHfstitloN6isit, s!rrnDittSt, GDpipsb
anb ale ben Sarttn ci9ene 8eTGmeroer.
Sebe Dante, bic ttreu sef6titen 9pttpr manG6t.
ipute btt Or. 9 d II Il a II psrfprsdeu.
g'an ber6eie HiGt bic Rltnnlsr SO, Icrtb-, er
5ats pct 2erinStCnfr., Baltimore, Vtp, E~g3eneieu
fDereen nab aaen eanossataeabeu o~tF'artt.
Nnr t;d)t psrSnsifsIt!- 6 Of wtnbia@ d..
II c lopten nie bic Sofnung ~auf9cbtn! ME alter
3utInft %ent'a8er, 10 Ian8e lie utdt III MS Sun
II a IN csriudt tabet. 0srie,bs bat in
ettien spll ben Ierjten fur uubetlbar ~crFlasten gIGer
SeiluRS bcpiftt.
gu bGbtn bel Setb 6. Sauee unb
q. Il ID. g~aSpQrf,
iGipte bel allen BaasiIieu- Webistnsnz 5anolern.
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errt6 tun9 etnereruth
8 d uIr in Y0tlabetp 6tn
prpiefttrt Dir iebr eiriluf.
rctde unb ppbIbabenbe yBrutlde Sc.
ienihoft" in philadelphia BAT elm Sob.
ihul'GCmite untu gerig he's Tofipr6
Seuner pom b~prtigCn pOcmpirat" CT.
nannt, UNI VcrbnettunGm SurGrri&turg
elmer btuti6sn Se&l@Ule sG(eltR gu tref.
fen.
Wdi3tnt, Der ttaltentlde Gdtrict,
iearnt in etnem iIritth SerDientti@ttn
Brtt1e eas amerttantIhe 0eit pcr cen
W~eriprehungen bes Noilrr6 Napplecn,
feline &ruppen aus Wieritp ,urudW,iebfn.
Der l7.idtrt8e @arnilprebtrnf eerJrans
jcttn In Ncm lplte ben MmsrtfdnrrH lur
WaInunB eienen. Wtrn auA Hdprleon
ets rtauldrcn 3rupptn III Merttp attf,
rufen wlrbe, 70 bletbe b0s ns%u9elhafrne
&aiifrrti6 bod unter hem manufacturers
YIcietiprate Sranfrcih's. NHgtliht5
her observation-disclosures Der Scr.
Staaten.Hegtcrln wireen rteictbc cine
Undergraduate Stslung stnnftmen, irsnn
ie tie Setduptun9 unS Nutfibrung ber
beSpcttihen 0runoldes Juasbs, pbne fb
auf bas Neht, rtpublttdnilae 9rtnltpien
;u serttstctaen. su ilBfr.
Samcs 9ammia, Ter beribmt: IttlS-
burger W cttrusercr, miro i'm YIt
nab Gnatane retleu, I'm nit 4arr9 Selp,
fetnfm surcpdtiden Rtrltsn In eu9fUeer,
funfi, cine eanje Su breGen, rclp, cine
gSsttfabrt III unterrcbmen.
s. @cralo, pebrrr an elmer fartigsa
S6ule In Mpbil c. nurce irr9Cn pier,
bsbitbaatls iu ~flnfidbri8sr 3udttGHss
ftrafe serurtbsitt. =.
Man bat enteedt, bab bic Gbptera
an iolhtn Yldssn, mo- bic 9eute unreincs
WaGsr trtntsn, Defenders fart auitrete.
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s&stdbtts fur ~Sstbenoe!!l
D~rpfeipr 4cmtsB unbram Mt q
peltberI9mte
@!atretnigmmgS, mne msfu5s
runG8E Grduter
fttb u~nitrcitig be teiitn, bis lett %bSt1nnten RitteI, TN
oe per!prene ejtiuUobrtt 10 coerber!uitcllsn, lopit,
penn 5iill0 Nenomnlen, Eras'helten 81 Gtsbpttr. Die
ellen ltn6 lett iber eth
9iertetiaDrtuRpert tbrer 9ettfraft tpegen
IN Derti9tauo ribmliGG betannt II. gsuttet unt
aabsn fN aud bier lett ben lestrn crct eSabrtu einer
'e!ioen 0tpf ftmercen nno et9nen iip btioneers !ur
9ftlmn9 bGswiaiaer unp bartnGfigsr
&ranfGettsn,
Rnb ,pltc Rieunub bic spNnnrs, 9cbsiIt 81 tperttii,
~ari9cbcit. pbne 5ippr biete b~ts!ianet Stiu.sr ju Der.
1ldtn. Die Etauter rrcrhtn bon mir
brett BON Deuti1tanb
trlpprtirt Il. elnpftbie tb bteisIbeH ortraetb mein,n
iper:ben eanesleutcu iant ~seutt8teu G.brlute, Ia Id
felt u~ter5enel bin. oaB Elm Seller, ttr etnu,ai sappii
!in,mt. mt Der 8'rIurg 6eptb ~iufiitecn II. ME meBr
pbne b%tsisibel Itul iutEe. SSsbe Santlte iclte tets ba,
pen i'm SauNe tabtp; benR aud bel kiuptrn Ia biz
me9iLDiitae @irtuns Stsier flraGttr Gabrbuis abtr.
81. gyautcr fab ,u tabtu In
sSilen pser WutSern,
ie nab g8tuih, luo taten i4 bel i~ptsen6ta Rrant
bsiteh as ~bsonters bctIiam c~ripteitl, olsl
G.agcltrpnDt Sdntptr5otesn,
D2rmttidmerbtn, Dtiieu,
9eitmulit, 8tritcpfuns,
q DIT Jtbeunat'smis,
gu1britftgiet, &usSebruus,
Sufer. Sort. II. E0tnpeb,
Sret8f1aeet. Nunciperrt,
GrGune, aistnfrantbeit,
StHupitn, BetiblGimuhe,
ferpenittpn1e.
2ungeneat3urbung. Wtaiers,
StrCpbeln, 5anbpurla,
llnterleibs6ef6wsreea,
Ra1sriudt.
@rlppe, Rolif,
rrtbe 8tiiDr, 8rase,
Sai,fub, SprbtltS,
talte Steter, pautausiGlaas
unb alien Il %antbetfn,
ipelde aus ptrbrrberem 5lutt enttprtngen.
5erner ~enptsbie Id 1tagerz8raute .sltrir seeer
5idgcutrdmpI. Sur6iag, rotbe Tuhr, Bmflcioen.
Suien, &rtdliui9 II. |. 10. @utleptihe Srcrter Sul
qSnSii6ep SeilunS Der Saaiudi; Wihtpuloet, Sabn
Iipttur, Eanopurnt. Tuirer. Nuuepafsr ilr 6uscr.
Hoe Geriesun8en, rbeumatiGbe fiuttur, 8rautsrtbe
II. Sbclsraas.trir, iepte Gr. 1bitc'S meisbcribmtt;
s.a6eGpaler. Snltus Ottnett,
alexandria, 9a.,
Gentral- G6cnt fur gang Nn,triia.
Su Baltimore 5u babeu III allen ap0tteftn. ipmii
.e. Gutbanbler ". 1enntngb auftm Gr. 28.<
N..yr9ttltr, Sun SrpBtn lei u. 9cSetes Il 60.
sir. s, Sab. eitertptr.
IN 8aisinston Bel chs. shrittant, gDn,.
%. ea.plale II. anbern GuCtbticri. (Esptl6-)
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Swei id!immc SGIe bon pdmorGaoi0ci1
bur6 ST. StEid,anb'S SIrpr,
rl,o,n., S,.tI., tzE.;,;.A

Sr. GIab ans SaaesoiIe. GDiSccriin, tbtitt sltln
,geiten a9sr nit ben SamcrrbCten SchaItstsn NIT,
hab CT 2 Sabre lang an gang Observation-Disclosures
gelt.teu, urb ietn NrIbcr aus 9iti4em Grltnot, ben
,aS llehel fbratt6 atiabmt totte, ais uutelibar aus
hem yitiitaiti.rite otra6ibishet purSe. 2rjoe bbtft
i~ranrt1sn taIe ipurSen burd cine 5laIN: ben ar.
stTitiar68 Sdmpnbpteeu- Mttttsi eebo6cr. Sic
SmrIetlua9 hieier Serreu, fptpit Ole aleertem tSl-
lid bel Or. Siritlaub eirSebeue,u Seuentiie ipltcn
SGttentsn rbtrscueen, bob Die idWierieitrr rinne=
fictl6tsn SANE cIrd DR.. Stritlarb's Sanprbctotr-
Gitlicl 8tbeiit porsen. ltberaA b0llen &pptbetcr 60
rrrratbig; in y altimprsS sets g, &ance
5!r. 20S, Aeii.9aittmoreitr. til IN a Bin 9tc II
Sofepb ID. u atrnG Srubtr.
CroborrtSuier, q. 8ogeter & 9 o. unb
GbOm 0 II Il 81 o d, @QI.jmcgc, W6.
Sn IS aGDtneton bel GbS. Gbrtffeu
VIZ III. "a fenlic iSIMllB lSN
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llniere G ciienicrter MAIDEN eir.u bcritten Staum
uno ituo In barieul, wie peittm g9ansr Gttt6 Gut gu
braudeu, lu6 psnn Sit uur etnmal o1mtt eineu Bel
fub pemddt babrn, 10 modem Gle gar itine anSerc.
Ssi Sbr @rccsr uuicre Buare utdt 10 seteu Sit ~
lnlersu Waent'n unb iouftR sic iWb 6cfelbs. 2aiitu
sic i'd IA ui9t NIT anosrsr G8aare bon beu @gocera
abierttsen.
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Da8 grsee ene!if6e 6cifmitfcf,
bnTt ISn,sli6es Patent 8sN4ltt.
Sir SanlcS GlGrfe's

bermbnte wrauen @iuen,
mad eintm Ne5tpte Sir s. @larie'S, Or. Iteo
9ctbarite5 Der Sbulatn.
Dteie I'M lhdSbare Wtebiiin 9emibrt lei allen ielsu
f6uerS9aftsn II. aefablliaen Qeioeu, bsntn be lceit.
hide Contribution untcriporien lit, miebl5ors S.sirn1.
Sic nermtubsrt anes ~lletcnab unb bsbt ale Stodun,
gen BET Retnt8un8, irortn %oleielben ana tbrsn gutnb
p%erla0ea.
Sur pcrbeirathcte Stouen
lit lie biproera eecisuet Gle fubtt in turicr SeIt
bcrbet.
Hsntpel Srebsriitann'sn'S, UNI R0dabmun8ea gu peg.
bitten.
Bur Head)tnHG
p Otit ptllen ioIIten w6brcub YET
erfien srei @onnte ser &dwangcrid,air nidt
8ebran DIT werbeu, ba tie unft6Ibar
stne 8%ebtseturt B.~rbetfa6rea; N
eberanbcrn Seit inb / obne e
fabr su nehrter.
s,: 49, g., }raa a. st'a, bah BET S M.o% srt,nsitsn lllulsSsslma.
BELT i9ptuesn nnb. Oitfe 4ilsn iino in g0absbeit
Der ddt, SrauenIrtunb In her grufungSiflrb nnb bas
slr5 i6ete, %ntenials febdflas,rte Setlrittel unit
Srbnet Ger untsrbri6ten stattr. mas iir Rrantbtits
Hrloden aud osr9anoen ieiu mt6cn; 10 nulo, S16 bic
t1padite perion lie poGicmmcn une,'a6tSet ncbrtcn
tann. aber aud 10 rrafita III ibrtn gNirianacn, taB
man lie BRETT ben -unie5Itaren OtegaIatcr" nsrrs!
Bet allen arren nerp5ier IL. @adaratbszqetbsn
Hnden= u. enheu-Stmtrien, @rmItiuno bel ocr
g%erin8'ttn anitrensuna, Ser3tlopitn. bpitertiasn an
taaen. trelbem Stnii. ipetoen bieie silen einc (osiluns
benlrfen, psnn aae anetrn Dtjtiel iebl9e'ttagsn, uuS
pbi9oR eth frafliseS Seiimiiici, entbalten tie tetn
Glen. fetn aalcmeI, .tsinen spiessla"s, nod irsrrt
sirlsn Der q cnit,tuticn idaolider Stoif.
Vouitinoise Ssbralts- ylnneiiunGer fineei man tn
her nm iebes Nadtt aepldeIttn 8rpidire, bic i0ras
taltiS ouibt,rabrt tptrbeu fc1tt.
8et allen Wpptbefert AZ taben.
Naetni8er geMral- G0ent fur bic Der. e5taatea inb
brittiibsn PrrSinten 1T Sob Mspics,
Tr. 81, GprrtIanes.T, gtpzgprs.
0B.-@esen Gtrienorus ben 81 urS 6 Otcicsnis.
gcitn,alten an ir9ene tinen bsopant1d,ti1ten gscutcR
mtre csTe 5latte NIT SO pinen nit umgebeHber volt,
ttit ino ben gliten unburbsrtnsii6 pttpa6t. rad,
9tcnb tt1ert fanbettbttle Serididt. CLIO
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
sHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

pY virtue Of 10 orders of sale aud execu-
ID tons, to me directed from the Supreme
Court of Tennessee, at Nashville, and circuit
court at Clarksville, one 10 favor of John
Bowman, one in favor Of G. H. warfeld, one
in favor Of 4, X. Ousley, one in favor Of g.
II. Warfeld, one in favor Of @. H. Warfeld,
one in favor of j. ]. Thomas, one in favor Of
James Bellomy, one in favor Of 9. II. War.
field, one in favor Of Byard 7. Pollard, one In
favor Of j. e. Bailey, one In favor Of Joshua
Elder, one execution In favor of Charles
Bailey, clerk and commissioner for Boothe
heirs, and one IN favor Of Charles Bailey,
clerk and commissioner for Dicks heirs, and
all of the above described writs are against
Duncan and G. L. Mari, and others, will, on
- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 3D., 1896,
at the court house door, in the city of Clarks.
vile, expose at public sale, to the highes,
bidder for cash, the following described
tract Of land, known as the G. II. P. Mar
tract ofland, on the north side Of Red River
the entire inter- st that Duncan and G. l.
Mari have in and to said tract of land, to sat
isfy the above named claims. Said land is
bounded as follows: On the east by Judy
Sims and Thomas B. Walthal on the south
by Red Siver on the west by the west fork
Of Red River and on the north by the old
Henderson farm, and being in Montgomery
county, Tennessee, 10 district No. 8, said tc
contain 370 acres, be the same more or less
Hust8hi T. RAMEY, Sheriff,
Montgomery County. Z
July 81, l866-4w--pr fe SO (
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
Chancery Sale OF Lots.


George Staeker:Ex'r, vs.Humphreys, House
and Johnson.
IN pursuance ofan ordermade in this cause
at April term, s66, of the Chancery court
at Clarkssille, viii sell. ON the premises, at
public auction, on Friday, the Gath day OF
August next, the following described tract Of
land, lying in Montgomery county; Begin
at stone and black walnut near the Olarks-
vile aud Port Royal road, Thomas Cross
corner thence with the turnpike south 7o'
east 1854 poles, to Peacher's corner; then
south 200 30> east 372 poles, to a white oak
on the Cumberland river thence down the
river with its meanders 81 poles, TO the
mouth Of tohnson's Spring Branch; then up
the said Branch $50 poles, TO the mouth Of
the Bath Spring Branch; then north ~ D.
east with Johnson's line 242 poles, 10 the be-
ginning. This land Is sitnated abouts one
mile from the cityof GAINESVILLE, and por-
tons of il are we'll timbered. II has been di.
vided into lots Of from three to ten acres
thus ncrding an admirable opportunity for
persons 10 procure homes with any quantity
Of ground they may desire, at . very conve-
nieni distance from the city. essEE &C.
Terms, One-thrd cash, aud the balance on
q credit of twelve and eighteen months, pur-
chassrs TO give note, with two good securi-
ties for Grst payment. No security Is re-
qulred for the I'd payment but lien Is re-
tanned until the purchase money Is paid.
For plat ofiand, see handbills /" ~
III W. II. SHAokELFosD, c. AN.
July ~, lse6-iw-pr fee IS u
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

DoN'T FORGET IT.--It has been
decided, at Nashville, that any man
who voted in either Of the three
elections spoken Of in the Franchise
Bill, is entitled to certificate of reg
istry. Tho first impression was that
It was necessary to have voted in all
three, to entitle a man to certifi
cate, and this construction would
have excluded from the polls many
who can now exercise the privilege
of voting We presume the Regis
ter is posted on this point, and that
he will act accordingly.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
TWO VALUABLE STORE HOUSES
FOR 8 AIE.

Qy virtue a decree Of the Circuit Court OF
1.-The United States for the Middle Distric
of Tennessee, pronounced at the April term
1866, in the case of E. Hays ct ale. versus
Brockmsn & Porter et ais. ! win expose to
sale to the highest bidder at the Court House
Door in the City of Clarksville,
ON THE 18th DAY AUGUST 1866.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following described
property belonging toqthe firm OF Brockman
Il Porter, and bought by then of VIM. b.
Munford.
TWO ADJOINING LOTS. AND THE
STORE HOUSES.
and other improvements thereon, fronting
EACH 81 feet on Franklin St. and running back
l36 feet to strawberry alley, Bounded ON the
North by Strawberry Alley, on the fast by
the property Oft w. Wisdom, on the South
by franklin st. and and on The West by the
property of O. II. Smith. ,fFtA
Terms, One-fourth cash, on day of Sale
Balance on credit ofl2, Is, h "a months.
Purchasers required to give notes with two
securities, 81 AHLl las9 aGla 1io
r. r. CAMPBELL.
Special Commissioner.
July ~, l866-Tds.--pr fee 81 20c.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1866,
sHERIFP,s SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution, TO me directed
ID from the circuit court clerks Office, Is
sued the 18th day Of July, 1860, in favor Of
John Edmonson, guardian, We. y. p. DAILY
and Griffin 0rgain, will expose 10 public
sale, 70 the highest bidder, for cash. at the
court house door, IN thecity Of GAINESVILLE, On
MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 80, 1865 !
the land Of 10. p. DAILY, levied upon To salts
fy said execution, In district No, IL, contain
ing by estimation 5eTA acres, more or less,
and bounded as follows; On the north by
the land OF WIN. Martin, deceased, and Y. A
Hannum's heirs; on the east by J. y. Williams
on the south BY the land Of Mrs. Margaret
Lyls and East Fork Of Budd's Creek; on the
west by the heirs Of Mrs. Margaret Mock bee
Moses Y srbrougb and s. p. Allen
7. RAMEY, Sneriff "a
: Montgomery County.
JOY q, isee-tw- Pr fee % 80 B
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

LEeIsLATURE.-On Tuesday, the
Legislature got on its high horse
and cited Judge Frazier and the
Sheriff of Davidson to appear before
it, on the I'd Monday in November,
to answer for contempt of that con.
temptible body. 1t then took steps
to depose the Speaker, but, at his
suggestion, a Speaker, pro tenn, was
appointed, and he will, no doubt
sign the bill to ratify the constitu-
tional amendment. The next step
was to expell Messrs. Martin, Will
Jams, Foster, Brittle, Porter, Marable
and Brown. A pretty fair amount Of
dirty work for one day. The trump
promised to take itself of home, a,
noon on Wednesday, and Eill carry
with it the excavations Of an outraged
people who should loose no time in
preparing for the signal overthrow o.
the most infamous faction that ever
disgraced any country.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

bHERIIPs sALB m ~ rs}1Fv

bHERI1rs SALE u al Esf1fB. ]
|R 7 virtt6 Of ordeN Of -, ISSUED ftoul
~ ne Sdpfeue couft Of tennessee, q Nash
vile, one In favor Of Z. J. Pcfdue, one in
favor Of George s. Dick, one In favor Of i. NJ.
Jones md one IN favor 81 O. Wileox, and az
against g. A. Henry, I will on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Sd, 1865, ~
at the court house door, in the city of Clarks-
vile, expose tosals, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, The following described lands, to-wit /.
| A house and LOT on Franklin street, ad-
Joining the houses lot On which DR.. Cast.
ner lives, about 40 feet front running back
to the alley between franklin and Main
streets, az the property of q. A. Henry.
One other tract or parcel ofland, lying In
Montgomery county Tennessee in- the
corporate limits Of the city Of Olarkeville,
and bounded as follcwsy to-wit beginning
at the northeast corner Of the tract or land
sold by VIM. Beaumont 10 A. @. Wilcox,
in the year l849, GA. Henry, northwest
corner Of the lands he purchased of Nicholas
MARI, lying IN the north end. ofthe city Of
Clarksville, and between Il and Red river
running thence south sac west with Sewers
line, recently Fietchers,, TO the northeast
corner oftbe old grave yard fence, and with
the east lineof the land sold by A.G. Wilcox
to Louis A. Diffenderffer, to the northwest
corner of a small tract of II acres, sold by
said Wilcox 10 q. A. Henry, by deed dated
June oath. 1850; thence with the north
4 boundary line of the said tract of u acres,
to saids Henrys west boundary Of a tract
bought by him of p. N. Mari; thence north
with said Henry's line TO the beginning, con-
tanning 81 acres more or less, aud being, the
same conveyed by A.}G. WILCOX 10 O. A.
Henry, By. a deed registered in the Register
Office Of Montgomery county, Tennessee, in
book No. 3, page 1853. T-Ja al
Alsoone other tract or parcel of land ly
ing in Montgomery county, Tennessee, north
of the old town Of ClarksviiIe, beginning a,
@. A. Henry s corner, on the north side o.
Union street. being the northwest corner IF q
small tract Of land sold BY q. w. L. Mari Il
T. W. Frazier; thence north 29o west II
poles thence north Ito west l61 poles to Z
stone in IA. Henry's west boundary line
thence south $40 west to Market street. il
A. @. Wilcox's arrangement OF lots, to {
stone; thence south 32}o esst 22a poles
thence south 22o west Ia poles and 2 links
to Union street, thence with Union street L
G. A. Henry's corner, the beginning, a. be-
fore described, containg about acres o
land, more or or less and being the SAM
. conveyed BY A. @. Wilcox to G. A. Henry
by deed registered ia said Office, in book
, page 632. ~ A.53 Ma a. dsaaN
4. RAMEY, Sheriff --
} ssfg p Montgomery County.
July q, l866-4w-pr fee $l4
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InsOlyent Notice.

A LII those having elaims against the es
"A tate OF James W. Dunbar, deceased, are
hereby notified to file the same with the
Clerk of Stewart County Court, State Of Ten,
nessee, on or before the first day of January
1857 in order that the same may be liqui
dated and discharged, In accordance with the
acts OF the Legislature OF the State of Ten.
nessee relating to insolvent estates.
NJ. II. DUNBAR, Administrator.
July 81, le6B-4ws se
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$50 90 REWARD,

ESOAPED from the Jail at GAINESVILLE,
IL Tenn, on Sunday 22d Of July 1866, twu
negro men, one named VIM. Wallace, aged
abont 30, height about 6 feet inches, and
weighs about 200 pounds. The other negro
named Saunders, aged about 40 years, about
feet inches high, and weighs about 1876
pounds. The above reward will be paid for
the delivery of both, or $50 for either, to me
In GAINESVILLE, and any information leading
to their capture, will be literally paid for.
G. II. MORRISON,
July 81, lS66-2w. Tailor.
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TO CITY TAX PAYERS,

I AN ordered by the Board of Mayor and
i Aldermen, to proceed o. once according to
law and the City ordinance, TO collect all ar
rearges of Taxes due the city, hope the
citizens win come forward and settle with
me and save me from the unpleasant duty
of restraining and selling property to make
these Taxes. Respectfully
J. J. RAwLS, Marshal
July 81, ls66-2w.
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The RADICAL CoNvENrIoN, held
at Nashville, appointed a long list Of
delegates to the Philadelphia Radi-
cal Convention, but We looked in
vain, for the names Of any niggers
in the list. The batch would be i'm
proved, at least in odor, by kneading
in little of the African element.
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DouBTFUL.-Judge Steele, in a
suit brought by the State of Tenn
essee against certain parties for the
removal of the assets of the State
Bank, has decided that said parties
are liable for the same. 1t is com
plicated question, and it seems to us
that many points are left out Of view
that should have great weight in de-
termining the merits of the case
The charge of rebellion plays con-
spicuous part in the decision, but a
charge not proven ought not even to
be mentioned, much less relied upon,
in pronouncing judicial decision.
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In Chancery at Clarksville, Tenn.

n Az VnHnCcFy ~ ClarkSVtlle, Tenn
cIAT Rules held in, the clerks Office, chan.
Gerry court Clarksville, Monday, July the I'd,
1886, Thos. J. Mills, administxssor, oonplain.
ant W.. John Poindexter, William A. 0uarles.
Ct als, defendants, it appearing ffom SiEidssit
filed In this cause, that John Poindexter, J..
B. Francisco, B. s. Frahcisco, X. r. l.. Fran
cisco, NJ. G. FRANCISCO, =. Lizzie Frsncisco, NJ.
E. Francisco,e aud John G. Frnuchco, aye
non-residents Of the State of Tennes,ee: It
Is therefore ordered that they enter tfieir ap :
pearance herein before or within the. first
three days Of the next term 81 said couit, to
be held on the third mouday in October
next, 1866, and plead answer or demur to
compliments bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to them, and set for hearing
ex perte; and a cory Of this order b ppb-
lished for foursuccessve weeks In the Clarks-
Chronicle.
copy attest: -.
W.T.. SnAoLgL FORD, c. AN.
J. e. Bailey, sol. for com.
July az, 1e66-lws