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, 1866-12-10

.andent rixhta Of those who participated In The
ths freedmen ofthAt pection.
1HIH7HE1N SECTION OF TIE AN1BrY ACT.
Tie des1re for the repeat OF tho thirteenth SEC
ton Of The Ainnesty At ne4os ap2tscr, In view
Of the tact that nfneteenlw4ntIelta Of Ihe PROP
xrty &f1ccted bY ii tae AIready been restored TO
The Southern owners. which restoration cannot
now be dhtp1b+d. The repeal voajd atieet only
pruzo1ncct rebels now absensA from the country,
Ard vha oun but little 70 ba copn4cAted. 1t viii
be eobfendcd b. serer SenAiora that The tendency
snd haza,d los to Northern creditors Of Soniheln
merchants.
SPANIEL n1xB7En-
uto has beeD aLeent Two weeks q. : yiaIt 70 New
York, Will 1eturn Tuesday.
TIE HIwE1oxss no1E
The fAdfea who intrgu:zted and hare conducted
, 1866-12-10
FROM NEW YORK.

Victims os the H. eIse Dis9ster-Faanl Al
1eFealtou-The FerHer tifenlcRux. DC.
New YouK, December R.-By tie explosion oi
tht tteamer keaso. reported yesterday, the fol.
lowing pe1sons were Killed Chief Engineer Rel.
der; Assistant Engineer Wilson; II. Wa1dron,
teEgage master William Hall. dsetneu; anu john
Rowah, CAptsin Cralle and three fremen badly
Cd: ttev. J. Cowllnc, George Riekctt, Mrs,
Southampton, Edward Zoehle<, l. saushtelle,
Major Chtter, Eighth Infantry, Jas. uAvls, Ste
pheR Hayes and Chs Nixon Ihe Injured pas
sengcys haye been taken To the Marine Hospital.
E. F. Bacon had bis skul1 fr.etured yesterday In
street. The latter party has been arrested.
portion Of the old Harlem bridge ga1e xw1y
yesterday. The new bridge Is not yet completed.
A car. h1}en with passengers. WnB smashed last
evening, while cros-tnE Hudson street, By dun
ri siisSs sSs"e Of the Hudson River ha'lF0'd. None
In The United statea Circuit Court yesterday,
thu essc OF r. ". kennxfa against Ben holiday
for the recovery of xl0,u0n, which was sent by
uoli1daS's Express for Colorado, but zrhIca Was
desttoyeo BY IN attack Of Inttans, WIS decided II
iasor q kennard for ihe full amount TIE Judge
ruled th1t the e1prese was Itcl,le a. common CIR
t7crr. and verdict .sas accordingly xtudtzcd.
United Stales Commissioner Nelson will, TO-
mursow, R1su > decision 10 the case OF Grcateaux,
the GLASGOW photographer. arrested hero eight OF
thor1tiea. iot fo.cing banE notes. The aeclaion
grants the AAEed for extsanitiou.
Charles p. Hsssop, editor OF the Boston Etsainq
cosnHneTrtat, died suddenly in tbis d'y to-day Of
heart dIse1sc-
Rcs. E. Il. Chspfn delivering the opening ID
dresa.
Kcv. Dr. smy,he, lhc - mixed truth nun. de-
1treted I ph,I1lPas ko-aay sgH,nst sd&sqEs. !.
, 1866-12-10

Another Tta1t to the prisonef-Hls
Rea1xh, Appe[xAnee, dc.
Fortress Monroe Correspondents New Qt1aau&
Crescent

Another Ttklt to the Prisonef-Hls
Healxh, Appearance, Dc.
tFoftess Mohsue cor1espondenc. Eew o1laans
Crescent
THE PRISONERS Personal AppxARAxc.
We had no sooner knocked, to annnunce
our presence, than the door opened. and
directly before rs, In the middle Of The lit,le
lalt stood Jefferson Davis. He waa evident
II just about 10 take I stroll, but insisted on
Ting rom. Here We found Irs. Dayis and md
her younE est child, fair httle girl. with
bright blue eyes- We were immcdjstelr in.
pEeased with the TACT thAt our host had been
seriously enfeebled hy sickness, and eyen then
the peculiar softness Of the conyalescept' s air
III q moaeai ae ~ .1S a5s@s e. b. IN
and stick u hand, looked like some qpiet
.he chief Of a people ihat chs made the the
!: deeply wrinkled, but It i principally in
care arc fas7owed- He has permitted his
beard 10 grow, and this hides his cn,acIat atior
In some degree, but the hollow cheeks- and
p'nched, drawn features, indicate vcry
strongly the suffering he has undergone,
The upper portion Of bis head seems unnat-
lures and spare face- Els hair, Of a light
lron.grcy. With white spots here and there.
is full 1t the sides and but slightly thinucd
at the top. Bis Beard, Of tho saue color.
makes the most decided change In bis 40.
peasance, hut his eyes recall, Enthusiastically.
The old fEe and vieor which shoue In forueff
days. Sometimes be apPears Hstless
thought had LEFT their efcc.a upon hi,
iAseiqa<. But his attention is no sooner ex-
cited than One Is undeceiyed In that orirtor.
and the brightness Of his perccpt1ye facuI,;es
Is accompanied BY m fatreia and suayity
Which makes the CONVERSATION glide along
Agreeabl5. Nr. Davis retains much of III
military presence, and The square shouldens
and stne1y <1u1e give proof OF = phvsicue
tIat was trained In Z martial school. fhrre
!: still. however, i ttemulousuess 10 his nan.
nes resulting from nervous axcitemep xhich
would lead casual Observer to the opinion
that NJ. Davis possessed q weak oFrnnixa
tlou- His Wiry, muscular frame easily di.-
, 1866-12-10
FROM MEMPHIS,

The Observation-Disclosures PArcment-Re-
mrn9s1nee AEntnst High ReMtsKebet
Rulfia ntsss, &c.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Irfh7nc.l
A1Fn1s. December J.
The weather cleared oQ excessively cold, and
the mud fs dying up.
1he Doatd OF Aldermen last hieht pzased to the
Dirt reading IN oraseApce providing for .sichol-
son pavement 1or the pEtnctpa1 streets.
A call for Meeting ii euants To- morrow night,
10 renonst.ase w!th landlords against htch rents,
appcars. ttGnrd By most OF out Fading merchants.
The gentleman cent 10 Mound CITY, Arkansas,
by attorneys, to negotiate ~ Goods belonging to
4 totosed tlftut, VIII assaulted with rfstol*, af-
rtA:ed without pEoceas, taken to Marion, Csiusn-
cen County. during The night and only escaped
Halh his life through tho strategy Of some tnes-
chants n TN. q ncc
, 1866-12-10
FENIAN REPORTS,

Arrival at . Fentzn fftAont frnna Enx1aAd-
Fitty TAexs&hd FentAn4 2eadS 70 Sx-1Ac
for Lihext~.
SoHwzcn, Conn,, December p,-1 Iecten1nt I4v-
lcf, formally OF The Ninth Connecticut Regiment,
Who has lately b>en Imprisoned fn lrel4nd, u 1
Fee i'm. bzs a11ived ae.t. hav1ng bean seat home
BY lhe English Government. BE reports that thcru
Ac N.ntI well 4rmed Ind wcI dsIl1ed Fertana In
ksd who are Dc niLea 10 st1ike for hbertf by
tho dfs tJAruary, llrn:enAn. LAuler will 5000
return to lttlard 10 assist in the tevnln,pu there
, 1866-12-10
FROM CANADA.

Another Fcntan ScArC-AtrAtd that the
Ecntaps will Rc4cHc the Prisoners at
:~wct AntIc1paacd-Trsop~
Ordered Under Arms-eefious Trouble at
Hand. DC.
SHxE7srcno, c. E.. December o.--An intense
tweptT-fons hours. It IL thought that the rumort
TO the effect that the Fenians Wonid make an at
tempt to scstnc tho prisoners confined in this
place arc well fonnded. and that there Will &c an
immaculate and formidable Invasion Of Canadian
roll. Tue Government Is taking all necessary
preeautions to meet the threatening emergency.
Troops h1vc been ordered undcr aruas. and ali
the hustle Of campaign 10 exhibited. Reinforce
mems h1re been ordered up ftom The Interior,
and al lbe moyemtut1 Indicate strinps trouble
to be not tt or II IL probable thu; Tho prisoners
will b. secretly removed to = more secure point.
They arc rtrongly guarded, and the cscase.t vtgi-
, 1866-12-10

ntoody TrHRedy-A Woman TFies t. XIII
her uo Cht9dren, unn Ekeu Cu1s her owa
A.
tSPee'a1 oeepAtea 10 @oe @nlea:o Af!eanol
CA1Ro, December g..
.,-ss,x s, as ae e sosnet .. Esan ma ceaa:
nues, "'e1 noenuon Of wolenE WIS nad7 Jester"
car, "as oJ far the tloodlest aod most terrible IN
It's nature ever committed IN thja revfon, tn.
x,rht nrc<-1,ad ~ z,,s-t.. ~. ...t3ss" ~
sfta. -. 'eev+ aaau,-.o " en.e e ennaans eoon
11a.' ~ enee' - ocse1aoeo o1 1nose WHO
N1fHee&td Il IL moSt App4Ht1E. Upon lounge
the liloody enEptc Of the woman pras e.tendcd
trr hr-,d h,,r ..xo-,1 fro,., -, 49, 80 -
= .y1s coo- .rs ,r-s,t,,.. - s'e!, ',..u tae
@1o '041le e'nea9Eu "ao eo7pat-
teftd win blood: n IN Adjoining room, the
eooFE aud walls OF which were also covered With
blood, were two chi1dsea--one boy about ntne
yeais q age. aud The oaher 4 girl About seven
Stala old-oo!h o. them with their heads bAndaged,
lying. u2ou the bloody bed, utterly tnsenslDle.
The husband OF the dccezsed-a German named
Leopold AebeEman-!s brewer, in The employ.
ment Or MeseH-, Eenchter = Co. About
n9l9-iast hfhe 9tloeE IN the morning. AF. L. heard
the cttct Of his children. while he was engaged
over q mhsh-tnb; bnt thinking the mother vas
merely correcting them for ni.corauct- 4c rave
clntitI1nc, however. and growing more earnest
and pitlful, be abaEdoned hi. work a1d ,ua3e
tastc to The door Of his residenc,, distant ato,t
hf'y feet h OH The brewery. On eutc1tny the door
, 1866-12-10
FROM SPRINGFIELD.


County Assessments D1AcoRtiuNed Fir.
Dc.
Especial Despatch to tho Lhieago Tribunal
6fnIFuf1HIn, December p.
The following asecatmeuts for 1865 have beeu
received at Tie ofseo Of the Auditor Of rubl: Ac.
counts stree The last report: GrundJ County,
+, st, tn, which u detreAse Of $ss,4aa sf,eu
1s*s; Montgomery County, E. s. III, gain Of
S6,oG+ stncc ISIS; WaA.llngtor County. <1asl, ,a56,
loes o! {3a, ,fo since 1865.
The cavalry recruiting Office IN this city, IN
ctarrc Of Major o'Conre1l, has bcer discontinued,
and the oteeIe ord e1ed 10 report ii Carlisle Bar
nrkt, Pennsylvania.
The stablcs Of Willis Renfto. Of this city, the
onoer Of several celebrated rurf horses, Vas
burned 1ast evening, with fts eont~rts conststin:
Of feed. harness md Hight vehicles, valued ii
about *a,Wp. Happily, tbe horses we're rescued
rora the na'uln; building w'saons injury. ttit
apppotrd 10 b the WORK Of IN t1eeudlsIS.
, 1866-12-10

Fall ot = EaA aA'dlag-Tcrtbtc Exp1ostoa-De.
trat pf ahe Liberals MT Monterey hy nIajIa.
CHoxn&x1. December IA portion ot tho Ill
was blQsp down yesterday morning, ln|aIInS
three ps}sG1na-oue fatally.
Ihr !.oft? Of a pertabie saw mill, teveu miles
Killing tlsee men aud y ouudtng several otsers.
The Cobf,.trtt1ft Hew U&leaQA dcapatca says
reliable ipten1genca~ rom Monterey 8nnunnces
!.r General 7serino, By the Imperial forces under
Meya.
Tbs. Easatrr this morning reportA unusual sc-
Hkify a1noae the Fttiaua Of this city, In the way
Of rtcsnttnE, orZant,dnE. ctc, Scvosal boxes Of
new uniforms arrived yeattrd4y toe dtst1lbGtio1
10 troops In this .iclIitJ.
The bridge At Zane.rt'lc has been repaired.
TIa{Q3 4Ec running Is u4uA1.
, 1866-12-10
The AtlAntlE Te1eHrAph-A New Cable
RfQnaAed.

From the New York World, December 1tb.]
The regular monthly meeting Of the Cham-
bcT Of Commerce was held yesterday at p.
M. In the Chamber OF Commerce Room,
Jonathan sturges. Esq, in the chair.
Mr.. Samuel B. Ruggles offered the follow
Ing resolutions:
Rfso.ptd. That the Chamber OF Commerce Of the
State Of New foss arc deeply impressed with the
importance not only to ihc commerce, bu. 10 tae
.ssYris, and peace q III United sta;e., of aseeT
By lhc bed Of .he Atlantic bcean tor laying iines
Of telesrsphic cable. directly connecting onr A.
lantic cosst With tLe Wcststn coast Of France
and e s0n:a.m '.Enn E1Eope md DO be -ssJ =
United States TO employ such portion Of the ua-
ttonal navy ~ may be required to make The neces-
ss!y *onDdIngs without delay,
:. Resoft.d. That copies Of the preceding fcaolu-
tfons duly authenticated, 70 transmitted to the
President Of the United sates and 70 both Houses
OF Congress.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted,
with the additional resolution that Mr.. Rug
giles resolutions and address shou1d be for
wanIed to the President Of the United States
and the Chairman Of tho Committee on For
e!gn Relations Of both Houses of Congress.
, 1866-12-10
CNutrF 6 Il Murderer.

PHrsHrRon. December ..-iouns Montgomery,
son ot Lion. Va Mou:fomeTy, who ttccnily uaurs
de'ed Il uAn rsmed Dinsmosc. In WaAh1ncton
County, 1nd f. rhose capture 1ewtrd Of ono
thuufAnd dotta1s was oGcrrd, was captured yes
teEday Il XeIlshq1y Res: EiErlnIa.
, 1866-12-10

UFeAk-OoVT Of the Now EoTk PFces
Gang.
The Tina, Henald aud Tribune have been
compelled TO close their separate establish
menta At WashinRton. In order to dettay
their 3ncrrAxed expenses, and 70 try to make
head against the telegyaphtc enterprise Of
parts ofthe country. IL Mr. R4ymord, Of
The Iam<s who Is now In Washington zs q
pardoned Radical rebel On probation, Is no
loriously capable Of supplying three sets Of
reports at QUO time With three different sets
Of opinions, he will probably take charge Of
graphic Ceroerns, barking three ways at
once, our vetzatile contemporary will pretty
surely be amuasng. ii ho falls to be fnstrue-
tive. Bnt the New York public will please
take notice that the Washington end nf tho
1tmfa, U1.utd and Tribune has now broken
down, and that the NaFtd will heacefo1th be
, 1866-12-10

Especial Deslateh to the Chicago THbune,l

RuRaauism-A Rornance-The RalfreAd Ac-
e16ebt-The Ffe-mD Mest4y Germans from
Ch&cnEa.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
1oClsyu4E, December 3
Last week James NcDanlels and JAsnes saun-
dezs rode Int, Frankfort aud eot on st,res- Gc-
ing 10 the country they nearly killed s-reral per-
=. An old negro VIZ bcattn To death. Trey
4 Kentucky gent eu1nn and vito Of Ii, ht:hast
character, re*!ued before the war touetim.s 1t
Frankfort and; eometinas Ut Chicago. On tho
breaking out Or lht war tho husband went tuto
Il Cnnfede1aeJ, and IN 1aG h. smbarkel oa \
.Atp ~as lo.t, md be 1as Dot head fron undl %
emily. Ahel ha made hiA appearance to dud MS
N!f Inatt1ed again.
, 1866-12-10
CHICAGO, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1869.

The only New York morning paper which
stands on It's own legs, pays its own way,
lis own yoce on al subjects, political, CON.
mers!al: social. hnarcls1 ard userary.-I.
, 1866-12-10

A1Et8ItV Z N&tF TIE EIEtU Nt&NE4 OUT.
R1cH1oxp. Va. December Sd. Tatson, Of
RockbFidcc. as1cstEd las: veck nrder the Civil
Rights Biu, WIS brought before General Seho1eld
57teTcay, md Gzye bail to the amount Of &D0U
to appear when called for.
, 1866-12-10
#e1traI.


HoE nv sseEc Aye who arr net subject 10 *e7e aaAo
don Of the 1unGs srssAEAsorJ or4Aaa VITO. ny nsE
lecunE pftr1ouitorT tyapsu1s, AEKrAvAtr The cdxn-
Vlatnt urtl1 dtseaDa stztkH III shafts Causing ns
preAsb!e tortaro Of the patenk and Anxles! aad d.
hfnat!~ Il tae heeocss remark Ct many wien aE
sected- Yes; ontY coad,- The thought e.
prtsslo1 Of Thousands nn9 dtath has marked tr hR
prey
Forcwarped-Foreaz1aet: sho1ld &C the n:osso nK-
tnthe rntrd4 u al s1nect to Coughs Eckts c.
taryhor Influenza Worcs Of advice should be heoa&
BY Ill auntr1uC from A1thsna. Bronchitis, CoosMnR-
noo- Rtef il within theaz reach and, neklsetaA,
fatal consequences ersuc-4 Ate Of uI4eEy-A dki11.
hourly struggle nr e1lsse1e. contest In which e1N
can be but one r1ctos-DtAiAs
poe4 II 4pp1l tie strongest mind to thick oa
result caused hT Neglect? Thea Why delay What
pe offered wnsn Timely <.sn1nx AouDdeA
In your eas2 Hhen the 'dA1keYt Il pointed eat. n
not avoid It? MARanxxt PxcTuRAL nA1A aA4 hekA
rSed eth success tn rcafi5 million Of cx.cs,
endorsed By the AAd1ca1 Faculty TIE ptus.Ek
xnd etcactous remedy that scientific rrseaseh has
cnvcEed to Eelssvp and IT cas Coughs Cnhat
1ndotuEA AID Consumption, II the Il neJpzd
all hops. Even when Tho sufferer Il the last sta.
he will Ind relief ny uA1x this preparation Ooe bot.
Ee viii eonylcce The ost incFeduoui. TIA. the reIttE
ot t6is Preparation hy meats exxz xezA.sd in
fzct-fA far abort Ut The enloxia hesox Cd upon 1t hv
thouRAuds ho have been cured bJ It's dssny 1
guarantee accompanies each bottle md ealea 4tt h
stEuctcd IN every instance to rtf1nd the oueJ HnEn
th4s Preparation tt4s TO ref1eve-
Prepared BY 7. #. AARSDES. 1S1 Broadway,
View York. md for sA@e By al Dr1sxisI. Pr1ee. u
per bottle. BEKNHAAS d VAN SCHAACK, Rboie-
aaie Druggists, Chicago Ill., General As-nta tor IT,
SaftAxe4t- Fer Aa1e bJ SAITH + DEYER,
oc1a1SI1Nt ltFw-pee
, 1866-12-10
m0A WASHINGTON.
Opening of the Second Session OF
the Thirty Ninth Congress.

PFoEreM In Four Notwithstanding
Good Rteord1-The Meaning Of tho
E1ccaaon-DrAW1nG The Psna1doH5s
Teeth-Teaehablc and UnteacnAbIe-
Tho Rleeions In mr.. 8tanberry,s
once.
, 1866-12-10


General Grnnt hss Of late bcrn more out
sookrn than u.nal On political subjects, says the
Washington correspondent Of the Hoson Ade+r-
fstf. and has given pretty foll exoreaslon 70 his
vievs on rncouttructIun. In rccent conversations
with ex-sebcss he has plRla}y told then. that they
mistool their pottton; shai they had openly mads
arupon the Government, had been de'eated In
the1F apes! TO AIMS. Apd that ther wesr 1ow on
parole; that the rights they talked about had
been forfeited BY their treason, and their return
to their former position In The Government lay In
the hands Of Con9rtss: but II thcv pcrslsted In
reiecttnE tho ameodEent to The Constellation thev
wonld orly have 10 70 furthe. and faro wore.
The Portland Pres Current complains Of
the dfssstrouB influences and eesious dasnscrs to
the merchants OF Portland, who h1va had Inn
couslgnmcnts Of hous aId corn on the uay fto,n
the Wcrs tor The past two OF three u7ohthe hY tae
Grand 1frnk Railway. Thousands ot doI1Ars
worth Of cspltal It eAye II locked up In property
9hz' cannot he mxde available to our merchants.
through the inability Of thr Grand Trunk Ra.t-
WY 10 folai; tts cout1acta and give Teasonab1e
dispatch to produce EeeeiTed By them for trans
poHaaon to CaEkeL Keeping such fmmense
qoahsaea d freight piled a. In store until 1t de-
pseeaaea IN F7lne, and the patience Of the con-
hsnees u c1haustsd In feutGesa efforts to get it.
Of TO learn "htn they na4y expect th.. delivery Of
the property. Tor which ,hey arc da,jv spf1erin1
the loss OF customers that hive co.t .hc,, RI.
labor Of hie'lme tc otkaiu, aud unon vhn,s
tszde they wcsr relying for remut eraon fo+ th,1-
capital xisked IL tho tnsestreu,-f-a I .rrn,. H..
TO them.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13

sHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE of four wrlts Of rendition expo
~ mas, which issued from the circuit court
clerks ONCE, Montgomery county, Teunes-
zee, to me directed, will expose to public
sale, 70 the highest bidder, for cash, at the
court house door, In the city Of Clarksville, on
MONDAY AUGUST arm 1859,
the following tracts or parcels Of land, under
the order Of the several writs Of renditioni
exponas, In favor of Thomas Bstsou, VI. O. B.
Plummer's, Individual right title and clsim
that he has In the real estate Of Clifford Tally,
deceased: One tract Of land, known as the
Stamper tract containing $40 acres, In dis
trict No. l6, Montgomery county, Tennessee,
bounded, north BY the lands Of Jacks,n Nc.
Herman b Co.; east BY Bridges land; south
BY the Dickson county lics west by the o.
K. lands. Also, one Other tract containing
100 acres, kno~n as the Parmater lands In
district No. 16, Montgomery county, Tennes-
see, bounded, north BY the land of VIM. Har-
vey; east by the lands Of T. J. Swift; north
by Ms. A. P. Tally's and west by Mn. Tai
ly's dover. also will sell the same under
the order Of three other venditioni exponas
two In favor Of Jeremiah Bull ". 8. s. Tai.
y, and one In favor Gideon Harvey, Va. 8
s. Tally, all ofthe undivided right, title, claim
and interest that the said s. s. Tally has In
the real estate Of Clifford Tally, deceased, one
tract known a. the Stsmper tract, contain.
ing $40 acres, In district No. 10, Montgom.
cry county, Tennesse, bounded as follows
North by the lands Of Jackson McKernon 4
Co.; east by the Bridges land; south by the
Dickson county line; west by the 0. K. lands
Also, one other tract, containing $50 acres
known as the Parmater tract in district No
le, Montgomery county, Tennessee, bounded
East BY 7. J. Swift; south and west by Mrs
Talley's dover, and north By VIM. Hravey
Sale within usual hours.
T. RAMEY,
Sheriff Montgomery County.
June 29-4w-pr feesl0
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13
SHRRIFF'S SALE.

QY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas,
- which issued from the circuit court
clerks office, Montgomery county, Tennessee,
TO me directed, win expose to public sale To
the highest bidder, for cash, at the court
house door, In the city Of Clarksvillc, ON
MONDAY, AUGUST, 27rH 1896,
the following tracts Of land, to-wit: One
tract of land, In favor Of William Harris, vs..
B. Harvey, s. Harvey, J. Harvey, and NJ.
Harvey, all of an undivided tract of land,
containing $50 acres, more or less In district
No. l6, in Montgomery county, Tennessee.
The said land is sold as the property of B.
Harvey, s. Harvey, ]. Harvey, and N. Har-
vey, and bounded as follows: On the north
and east by the lands of the heirs of T. II.
Batson, deceased; on the south by the heirs
of 7. II. Batson, deceased, and on the west
by ]. Bull and J, Crockett deceased. Also,
one other undivided tract of land of about
$50 acres, in same district ndcounty, bound
ed on the north by j. O. Batson; east by Bet
ty Talley; south by the Dickson county line;
on the west by the lands Of Thomas Rogers
all Of which have levied this a. 70. on as the
said defendants right title, claim and int
rest in said undivided tract of land. Sale
within the usual hours.
T. RAMEY,
Sheriff Montgomery County.
June 29-4w--pr fee 80
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13
sHERIFF's SALE.

pY virtue Of venditioni exponas, In favor
ID Of Joshua Elder, Va. =. Duncan and D.
II. Duncan, which issued from the circuit
court clerks Office, Montgomery county, Ten
nessee, 70 me directed will expose 70 pnb-
lie sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the court house door, In the city Of ClArks-
vile, on
MONDAY, AUGUST sYTH. 1850.
tho following tract Of land, lying In district
No. Q, bounded % follows Beginning ut a
Spanish oak In an old coaling, A. X. Cole.
mans corner; thence north i6o east 80 poles,
10 stake in d. II. Duncan's corner thence
with Duncan's line east 70 poles 10 . stake
aud pointers IN said line, thence north 90
poles 70 gum and dogwood IN Duncen's
line; thence with the line 3. lee e. III poles
7. RAMEY,
shsrls Montgomery County
ygns 20, fees Typ IL %
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sHERIHFS SALE.

by virtue of two vindi,ioni cxponss, In IA
- favor of Richard Trotter. ". Ann Feasy
and W. II. Fessy, which issued from the cir
cult court clerks Office, Montgomery county.
Tennessee, TO me directed, will expose TO
sale; to the highest bider, for cash, at the
court house door, In the city Of GAINESVILLE, on
MONDAY, AUGUST nth, 1896,
the following tract or parcel Of land, 80
acres, more or less, In district No. ~, and
bounded a. follows: On the north by padd 3
creek; east by the lands Of s. p. Bagwe1 and
Mrs. Bunnell; on the south by Mrs. Buunell,
and on the west by the lands Of Mrs.. N. ".
Lyle. Sale within usual hours.
T. RANEY, f
Sheriff Montgomery County.
June 20, ls66-4w--pr fee -
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QY virtue Of q vsnditicnl expouns, b Axor
- Of Aadsrson, Allison 3 O., IA. q. A.
Moore, which issued from the circuit court
clerks ofice, Montgomery county. Tsnnss-
zee, to me directed, will exposs 10 public
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, a he
court house door, In the city Of Ciasksville, on
MONDAY, AUGUST nth, ises
to-wit: All the right title, clsia and .inte-
rest that g. A. Moore has 70 4 tsscs Of land
situated In Montgomery county, Tsnnesee,
and bounded as follows; On the north by
the larSs Of Kinchen Bumpass and James
Jones' on the west by the lands Of Henry
Loe; on the south by the lands Of Petsr Har-
ris and Elijah TrotteT on the east By the
lands of Nathan Gilbert being the sane de-
scendsd by win from his father, George
Moore. T. RAMEY,
Sheriff Montgomery County.
June 20, l866-4w--pr fee - lt p