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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-15
In Chsncery at Clarksville.
10. q. Gold and wife, OF ais \

vs..
Heirs and creditors Of Thos II. Hinson.
1 N this cause, II 10 ordered by the Court
L that publication be made In the CIarks-
Vile Chronicle, for all persons having claims
against the estate Of Tho. II. Hipson, decd,
TO come forward and file their claims, end
have themselves made parties 10 this cause,
on or before the next August Rules
w. T. SHACKELF0RD, O. Il ".
June 8, l866-4w-prs fee ~.
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Chanccry Sale OF Furniture, RI.
anon. &c.

A. D. Harrison, ct ais, vs. J n. Rice and J..
8. Malone.
in pursuance Of an order, made IN this
cause at the April term, 1890, Of the chan
Gerry court at Clarksville, l viii odsr for sale,
at the court house, In the city Of Clarksville,
on Saturday, 23d day Of June, 1885, the
property attached In this cause q belonging
to J. 8. Malone, consisting Of bsdsteads,
washstands wardrobes &c. Also seven
splendid pianos. Terms, cash.
w. I. SHAcKELroKD, Q. AN.
June 8, l866.4w--pr fee "a; bills %.
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Chancery Sale Of House and Lot.
Chancery Sale OF Lot In Clarksvillc.

-CmdnCofy b1I6 OI LOU I'd CI1IRBvIIICe
John C.Jordan, ct ais, vs.. H. II. Hollister,
ct ais.
IN pursuance of an order In this cause,
made at the April term, 1866, Of our chan
Gerry court at Clsrksville, ! will, on Monday,
9th Of July next offer for sale, to the high
est bidder, at the court House, In the town
Of GAINESVILLE, the lot of ground situated on
franklin street, in the city of GAINESVILLE, ad-
joining the store house now occupied BY
Crusman 4 Chestnut fronting 20 feet ON
Franklin street, and running through to
to Strawberry street.
Terms, Q, IL and 10 months notes with
good security, and lien setained. Sole
subject to redemption.
w. T. SHAcKELyonn, CAN.
June 8, ls66-4w-pr fee a.; BILLS SO.
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Heirs and creditors Of @. A. Hsrrei
IN these causes, the insolvency Of the estate
i Of q. A. Harrel having been suggested,
II Is ordered by the Court that publication be
made In the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, for all
persons interested In said estate To come for
ward and file their claims, and have them-
selves made parties on or before the next
September Rules.
W. T. sHACKELF0RD. O. 81 N.
June 8, l366-4w-prs fec ~
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Chancery Sale OF Lot In Clarksville.
Jas. II. Merriwether and wife VI. J. J. Buck.
ner, ct ais.
In pursuance Of an order In this cause,
made at the April term 1866, of The chancery
court at Clarksville, will, on Monday, tho
9th of July next offer for sale At the court
house, in Clarksvillc, the lot situated on
Strawberry Alley, adjoining the property Of
l.. WE'LL and the property Of Juo. F. Shell
ton, being the same lot purchased BY Jno. r.
Shelton in the sale made In this canse In
1858.
Terms, one half payable lst Of April, 1867,
and one half payable LIST Of April, ie6e; notes
with good security, bearing interest from
date, and lien retained. Property sold with
out the right Of redemption.
w. T. SHAcKELroap, CAN.
June 8, ls6s-4w-prs fee -; bills %.
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. l7s, Pearl Street.
NEW YORK.

T. A. THOMAS, GAINESVILLE, Te., E. R. W. THoM
As, Louisville, Ky, R. D. McCAULEy, Atlanta
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CANDIES of every VARIETY.
NUTTS-Almonds, Filberts Cream Nuts;
PICLES-In Ia, Ia, 3-4 Gallons;
PINE APPLES-Put up in glass ana tin;
SARDlNES-In la and LIZ boxes;
SUPERIOR MISUNDERSTANDING, Rose,
Lemon, Ginger, Strawberry, ETC.;
CRACKERS---Butter, Sugar, Soda, and
Ginger Nuts; Rasins, Figs, Dates.
LAKE ICEi
A LARGE LOT OF LAKE ICE ON
hand and for sale, by
May At. W. A. s.
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jence with our own ministers, the Gov.
crnment should have deemed it worth while to
ignore facts and plant itself on illusions, is an
unexplained mystery
The French Emperor was evidently encour-
aged to believe, not simply that the United
states would offer no armed opposition to his
schemes, but even that they mlgnt be persuaded
to recognize Macmillan when his troops were
withdrawn; and the fret order for their with
drawal, given In October, 1865, was based upon
such proposition from the American Minister
at Paris
The subsequent agreement, made in April
1866, provided for the removal OF the troops in
three detaChments--the first In this present
November; and IL now appears that the Empe-
ror proposes from motives OF necessity or con-
venience, TO delay the departure OF the first
detachment until the coming spring; and it Is
inlimated that our Government is about TO vim
dicate the dignity of the country by compelling
them to sail on the instant.
That the expedition Is an entire failure Is
admitted by the French Government. The
MeXicans have vindicated their ability to defeat
without our assistance, the designs of Louis
Napoleon backed though they we're by French
Austrian, and Belgian legions. At this late hour,
the amount of glory to be won IN rlddng Mexico
OF her invaders by joining in the war will hard y
be excessive, especially as France is intent upon
her Industrial Exposition.
The French Emperor has officially admitted
the utter failure OF his expedition, and letter
from M, Drown de Lhuys 20 the French Minis
JGt az htAiCO NOuludll ~, AoOVls oiOSi a nam
picture of che powerlessness and poverty OF the
Mexican Government, and the hopelessness of
supplyin Its deficit, adds:-
"Mexco not being able to pay the troops which
we keep upon htr territory, 1t becomes impossible
for TO keep them there AS for asking fresh credit
OF our country with this object, have already ex-
plan cd myself to you on this head As have to d
you public inion has pronounced with lrretragi-
Bile authority that the limit was reached France
would refuse to add any hing, and the Emperor
would not ask it,"
We shall refer, another day, to the reported
approval by our Cabinet OF the Imprisonment OF
General Ortega, and the proposed establishment
of an American protectorate over the people oi
Mexico.
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President and those Of Congress during the
coming session; but neither we believe, will
there be any such alteration, as at last session.
Merely in view of the pOTeressness OF the
President against Congress, not to speak of the
country, we may consider all danger of this as
having finally passed away.
Thus so far as our foreign relations go, there
is hardly ground for improvement; and so far
as our domestic politics go, a better state of
things may be considered as assured. The
material interests of the country are safe. Our
national finances, thanks to the genius Of Mr..
NcCullocb and the American people, are sound
and strong. The strength of the Treasury in
Creases daily. Our revenues continue to eX-
ceeu greatly our expenditures, and the immense
volume of gold in the Secretary's control is a
conservative power OF the first importance.
His forthcoming report will constitute an ex-
htbit worthy OF the wealth and resources ofthe
nation, and display prospects OF increasing
brightness for the future. When, ere long,
the Southern States shall resume their proper
relations in the Union, the entire country will
again illustrate before the world the strength
and glory that are associated with the great Re-
public.
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and the vast bordes of Russia attacking France
in the rear. Our superiority in generals, IN sol
diers in arms, IN sailors, and ~ irUn-clads, nas
been too recently demonstrated to be denied.
We have only to press for the payment OF the
Alabama claims and the withdrawal of the
French troops from Mexico, and whether the
result be peace or war, we shall be equally vic.
torious and equally benefited. Let Congress
and the President act together with dignity and
decision and England and France must yield or
he pOuuuprpd.
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81 4O7,32l56

the market value.
PHILADELPHIA. November Ia 1856
The Board of Directors have his day declared q
CASH G. Il, pLIIVIDEND LI Of EIGHT PER CENT on the
CAtIIAL STOCK and SIX PER CEN 1. Interest on
the SCRIP OF the Company, payable on and alter the
Taxes -
Ihey have also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
TWtNTf PER CENT. on the EARNED PKEhIUMS
for the year ending october 81 1866 certificates OF
which will be issued TO the parties entitled the same,
on and after the 1st December pIoxno free Of National
and State axes
4 hey have ordered also. that the SCRIP CERTIFG.
CAT S OF PROFIIS OF the Company, for the wear
1852 be redeemed in CASH at the office OF the co n
pany, and after lst december proximo all interest
thereon on hat day,
No certificate OF profits issued under s26 BY Act OF
Incorporation. mo certificate sha issue unless claimed
within years after the declaration the dividend
where OF II is evidence"
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F~S97 TO A r II T Il G S.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR NEW BUILD
IhGS FOR THE WAR DEPA RIMENT AT WASH
lNGTUN, ID. O..
Architects invited to prepare plans and speclhca
tons and estin aes of cost toI repToof buildings
or the War department. on the site now occupied by
the War Department and adjacent vacant ground, In
Washington. ID. o.
The BUILDINGS required should have a superficial area
large the site selected will admit of Photo
graphs site and all other information relating TO the
subject will be furnished Architects desiring to
pete the work, upon application, personally or by
letter, TO the Undersigned ~ .
premium of $4,000 for the FIRST, of $1,000 for the
second, and of $1,000 the third most acceptable
plans and specifications received, will be awarded
upon the approval OF the Hon. Secretary of War, by
lhe Board OF Officers charged with The duty OF select
ing a and preparing plans and specifications for the
bui dngs of the War Department under act OF Congress
approved july 2B 1866
he plans ana specifications must be sent to the office
of Breyet LeuteI mt oloDel T. j, TIea0we Recorder
OF the Board Ordnance Office, Winder's Building,
Washing D. Co. on before the ls day OF February,
The Board win reserve the right to reject any all
plans Submitted, should be deemed suitable for
the purpose as well to retain any or all OF such
plans. .., ma
II 90 lm1 # j. TREApW ELL,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, o. S. A, Recorder
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,~1g@ o F F G A
EXAMINATtoNs FOR THE NAVY.
TO VOLUNTELR OFFICERS
WAsHINeToN, d. q. ! ovem6er % 1855

WASHINGTON, d. O., ovember 20 1856
All persons who have served as volunteer Ofheers In
the United Sta Navy for the term OF TWO years and
0esiTe be examined tor admission to the regular
Navy; as provided in the act Of ongress approved
TO onmodore >. P; Lee Hartford Connecticut VINO
WillnOtifY them when 10 appear Those who 90 not
make app cation prior 10 the lst Of January next
who do not present themselves when nou3ed will be
considered havn waived their clam for examina-
tOn Candidates. viii take with them when sum
mOned their official papers showing tseir naval record
GIBEON NELLES,
IL 29tmwlu Secretary Of the Navy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F~59~ DR. ROLPH LEE HAS ADMINS
- TERED NITROUS OXIDE or LAUGHING
GAS TO thousands with perfect success for Dental,
Surgical, and Medical purposes, and tor amusement.
Only fifty cents per tooth iOr extracting; charge for
226 WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE, below Locust
street.
Seventh street cars pass the door. Don't be foolish
enough TO elsewhere and pay 50 and SO gas N.
sin. 10 IL fmW3m
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This exclusive of the amount reserved for taxes
dividends and profits.
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f4E COURSE OF Ii URES
S. c. AMI ;. A.
The Executive Committee of the Social. Civil. and
Stalis Association OF the COlOred PeOple OF Penn
syvana having arranged for their Uou Sc of Lectures
this season, take pleasure IN announcing that the
HON. GEORGE S. BOUTWELL,,
of Massachusetts, Will deliver the opening sddress, in
the National Hell, MARK ET street., above Twelfth
FRlDA " EVENING NoSember 30, 1866 subject
"roHcy and Justice IN Public Affairs"
The SECOND Lecture will be given by
FREDERICK DOUGLASS, ESQ.
On THURSDAY EV MING, January 3, 1867. Sub
ject-"Sources of Danger 10 the hepub ic."
The remaining Lectures will be continued on each
successive Thursday evening until the series is
Sbe Course is to consist of Eight Lectures.
The speakers that have been either engaged or in
vlted the course independent OF the above named
gentlemen, are:-
MpIOr General o. o. HOWARD,
Major General BUl LER,
Senator j. w. NNE,
Mrs +. L. w BARPER,
Hon WILLIAM d KELLEY
Hon. III Gh l.. BOND OF Md,
Hon. JOHN a; BINGHAM
THE CELEBqArED BLACK SWAN
has kindly vounte TO appear and furnish occasional
air, at the opening and closing of each Lecture,
Season tickets s2. Single admission, % cents
Doors open at I O'Clock To commeOce a. o. -,
Tickets may be had al runp ers Music tore seventh
and Chestnut streets and at The door on the evening OF
each Lecture. - - %, ,
WILLIAM STILL, Chairman.
j. @. WHITE, SR.
Fourth street, below Willow.
j. HANKINSON,
Culiel ma street,
l26 st Committee of Arrangements.
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bREcroRs.
Thomas G. Hand, Samuel E. Stokes
John q. Davis, HenIy Sloan,
Edmund A. SOuder, William G. Bou ton.
TheOphius Paulding, Edward Darlington. e.
John X. PenrOse, H. Jones Brooke.
James raquair, Edward LafOurcade
Henry o. Dale tt, Jr Jacob Jones
James G. IL and James B Mcfarland,
William c. Ludwig, Joshua P Eyre,
Joseph H. Seal, spencer McIlvane,
George G. Leiper, John b Semple, Pittsburg,
Hugh Craig \. r, Berger,
John D. Taylor, d. II. Mo gan.
THOMAS g. HAND President.
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice President
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. IL l6 l2trp
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