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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03
ssheliiF, BALE II RoAl Estate.

QY virtue Of An order Of sale, from the Su-
u preme court at Nashville, Tennessee, to
me directed, on Monday 3D. day Of Septom-
Der, 1866, I will expose 10 public sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the court
house door, in the city of Clarksville, t,So
tracts or parcels of land to satisfy an order
Of sale ID favor or Daniel r. Merritt and o. q.
Fort, administrators Of r. A. Hannum, dec d,
against Thomas Baxter, s. d. Watkins, g. T.
Abcrnathy, principals, J. o. Shackelford and
Oliver Tinsley their securities, on the appeal
bond. Said land Is bounded as follows: The
one-half Interest in tract of land belonging
Jointly to J. o. Shackelford and G. A. Hem
ry, lying in district No. l6, In Montgomery
county. Tennessee beginning at an ireuwood
stump, running south, 90 poles to a stake in
Frazier's line; thence east EGO poles to a
stake on the bank Of the Cumberland river;
thence north lao west 81 poles, north Sc
west 4s poles TO Mulberry stump; thence
west 246 poles to the beginning: containing,
by estimation, l5l scres levied upon as the
property of J. o. Shackelford, upon said I'M
divided one-half interest Of said tract, to
satisfy this execution, in favor Of The said D.
R. Merritt and j. T.. Fort, administrators q
+. A. Hannun, deceased t'll'a ,.ti tf3
will also sell one other tract or parcel Of
land that was levied upon as Oliver Tiusley' &,
TO satisfy said order Of sale or execution, ond
bounded as follows: In the county Of Mont.
gomery, and State Of Tennessee, in district
No. l6; on the east by the lands of w
Wyatt deceased, and William Frazier on
the south. by jackson, McKernon b Co.; on
the west By McMullin l. Buck and n Trot-
ter; and on the north by the lands of Daniel
Waller and the old Hodges lands, whereon
Thos Hfrper now lives; claiming seven OF
eight hundred acres, more or less, including
the old Lafayette Furnace, wherein o Tins.
ley lives taken TO satisfy said order or exc
cution, in favor Of D R Merritt and 7 Fort
administrators Of F A Hannum, deceased.
''ssis T. RAmsy, Sheriff
lao err montgomery county,
August ., l863-4w--pr fee $i2sE ~
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RULING PASSION.

Ffank Blair, unless greatly mis-.
Represented. was distinguished, du-
ring the war, for the 'nalignancy Of
his hatred Of the South and Of those
democrats who stood by the Consti
tuition when it was denounced as "a
covenant with hell This same
man is now prominent among those
who uphold the Presidents plan for
re establishing the Union, but that
he is not actuated by any love for
the South, is fact that occasionally
botrays itself in his outgiyings from
the stump. In speech delivered
in Reading, Pa, few weeks ago,
he gave it as his opinion that the
Radicals opposed the restoration Of
the Union because they feared that
combination between the South and
the Northern democrats would re-
suit in the election of Grant or Nc.
Clellan to the Presidency.
Is there no civilian in the North
qualified by talents and conserva-
tism, who might be offered to the
acceptance of the South, for this
high position2 We presume that
one such might be found. But Blair
thinks we have not been sufficiently
humbled and insulted and, that, to
complete the series Of bitter lessons
which Northern tyranny has been
teaching us, we must be required to
give our vote to some one of the
military leaders who have desolated
our fields, reduced our dwellings to
ashes, and robbed us of our proper.
ty and heaped outrages and insults
upon our women and children. If
cordial reunion be desired by the
conservatives of the North, the in
stincts of true manhood ought to
suggest to them that it is not to be
obtained by proposing to bring us
under the executive rule of any man
who owes his distinction solelyto the
extent Of the wrongs he has inHict-
ed upon us. But for the war, some
of the boosted heroes of the North
would have lived and died in merit
ed obscurity, and their career, as
soldiers, has not tended to ct them,
morally or Intellectually, for the du-
ties which devolve upon the Execu-
tive of great country. The spirit
of liberty is not fostered in the camp,
nor are the great principles of jus.
tice taught in the decisions of courts
martial.
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ApJounNMENr OF CoNonrss.L


ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS. =
There is universal feeling Of relief
at the adjournment of Congress, on
Saturday last. Nor is that feeling
materially modified by the fact, that
its disgraceful session ended in a
drunken row. The National char
acter will not share the disgrace be-
cause the world knows that the ma
jority in Congress do not represent
the people, but stand apart from
thom as the sloughing from the
healthy portion of the body.
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IT is rumored, at Nashville, that
martial Jaw has been proclaimed in
Georgia, for the protection Of the
negroes. Such step may have been
taken, but the facts will show that
oppression of the whites is the OBJ
ject. The negroes need no protec,
ton when the Bureau lets them alone
but the interference of that institu-
ton makes the negroes discontinued,
arrogant and riotous, and hence all
the troubles between them and the
whites.
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N purssancs II the cali large number
Of he sisisens Of Montgomery county met
at the Courthouse in this city on Satur-
day last, for tho purpose Of appointing dele
gates to the District Convention to be held
in Nashville on Saturday next the 4th inst
On motion, Mr.. W. II. Crouch was called
to the Chair, and W. A. Solomon appointed
Secretary. "a fssewog ~ aaltTa
The Chairman explained the object Of the
meeting to be the preliminary step toward
securing representation in the National
Union Convention to be held in Philadelphia
on the l4th inst.
On motion of Judge PETER, the Chair ap-
pointed the following named gentlemen a
committee to report a list of delegates to the
District Convention; g. n. warfeld, o. NJ.
Blackman, G. c. Breed, w. A. PETER, j.
G. Hornberger, ]. E, Bailey and W. A.
Quarles. a lF Htl i.t
The committee retired, and during its alb
sence the meeting was address by N. II.
Allen, Esq, who fully endorsed the object
of the meeting and urged the importance Of
representation in the Pbilsdelpbia Conven-
ton.
The committee reported the following
names ss delegates to the District Conven-
ton at Nashville Or. J. Cobb, G. W.
Hampton, r. F. Ferguson, Ed. Williams j.
B. Killebrew, w. II. Crouch, II. II. Izor, o.
N. Blackman, W. A. PETER, JohnF. House,
Thos. F. Pettus. J. B. Halyard, W. H.
Elliott, N. II. Allen, r. H. Mccall, Thos.
Ramey G. 7. Alternately, DR.. Holmes. DR..
Ussery, Hon. Cave Johnson, G. @. Breed,
". A. Quarlos, J. E. Bailey, j.. G. Horn
berger, G. G. Smith, G. Fl. Warkeld, D. w.
Nye, W. T. Shackelford and DIR. Dawson.
On motion, the report of the committee
was unanimously adopted.
The meeting was then addressed by Col.
J. E. Bailey, Gen. W. A. Quarl.s and
Judge W. A. PETER, each cordially epdors-
ing the object of the meeting, favoring con-
Citation and union, by the formation Of a
National Union party and expressing an
earnest desire for permanent restoration Of
peace, happiness and prosperity to the coun-
try. .7-u ga
On motion Of Gen. Quarles Il was resolved
to form National Union Club, and Col. j..
f. Bailey was chosen as President.
On motion, the meeting adjourned,
W. II. CROUCH, Chairman.
W. A. SOLOMON. Secretary.
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Chancery Sale or fown Lots.
s0.W. Herring vs., .. Z. Jones ct ais.

In pursuance of an, order, made in this
cause at the April term, 1866, of the chan
Gerry. court at GAINESVILLE, viii. on Friday,
the eth September Aert, sch at public auc-
ton, at the court house, in the town of
Clarksville, 6 lots in the city OF Clarksville.
Five Of The lots front 20 feet inches on
Strawberry Alley, running back AZ feet; and
one lot situated on Franklin street, adjoining
the court hohse, fronting % feet 8 Inches on
said franklin street, and running back so
feet--these lots being the same purchased By
D. Mari at the sale made by D. W. Herring
and e. Z. Jones.
Terms, 8, H., 10 end a. months, notes
with good seeurity and lien retained. Sold
without the right Of redemption. efa A. 81
W. r.. SRAcKELFoaD, c. AN.
q August 3, 1866-4w---pr fee 81 .'lfryF
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FIVE DAYS FAIR
Ar
GAINESVILLE, TENNESSEE,
I8e OCTOBER. 1863.

THE Montgomery County Agricultural
i and Mechanical Association, will hold .
Fair at their grounds, near Clarksyile, Ten
nessee, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, October l6, II, 10,
10 and 20, 1865. hHl - if|l'
Over 200 in pre,niums will be offered.
A grand Tournament OF Knighis--prize, a
$3.50 Lady's Gold Watch, 10 bs presented to
the Queen of Love and Beauty. =.
A s7b Saddle, Bride and whip, for the
best Lady rider. Is 1888 sd -.
Posters and pamphlets in preparation.
Traias on the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Lou
isville Railroad, connecting with the Louis.
vile and NASHVILLE, Edgeield and kentucky,
and Memphis aud Ohio Railroads, will afford
easy Access from all qnarters. li
a.r1 q. II. WAKEFIELD, Prcsk
7. w. king, Sec'y. '.
July 20, ls66-td. Express copy.
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SherIR,s Sale of Real ESTATE.


by virtue Of a f.. "a, to me directed. issued
IL from the chancery court at GAINESVILLE,
Gath May, 1855, IN favor OF II. Moore and
Others, and against Oliver Tinsley, William
II. Lee and Others, will, on ~ WIZ
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Sd, 1865,
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, for cash,
at the court house door, in the city Of Clarks-
vile, tract Of land as The lands OF Oliver
Tinsley, described as follows; Known as a
part Of the old Lafayette Furnace lands, a
situation for an iron mandatory, and some
fine farming land, in the county OF Mont
gomery. and State Of Tennessee, and in dis
trict No. 10, on Barton's Greek and bounded
rs follows to-wit Adjoining the lands of
William Wyatt, decd, and William Frazier
on the east; and on the south by the lands
Of jackson, Mckernon 4 Co.; on the west
by McMulhn Buck and John Trotter aud on
the north by Daniel Waller and the old
Hodge lands; wherein Thos,. 7. Harper now
lives. There is said 10 he |, 400 acres of
land in this survey, DO thesame more or less
T. RAMEY, Sheriff
IEtct W. Montgomery County.
August Q, lse6-4w--pr fee 90
IALsO will offer for sale, at the same
time and place, the tracts Of lands of w. N
Lee, levied upon TO satisfy the I'd q. "a. in
favor Of y. Moore and others against said Lee.
Tinsley and others. The tract Of land h
first rate tobacco land, aud situated In a tiue.
healthy country we'll timbered, and bounded
as follows, t0-vii In the county Of MOut.
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JnsOlyent Eotiee.

HVING suggested the insolvency OF The
Ii estate Of james w. Bennett. deceased,
in the Coanty Court Of Montgomery county.
Tennessee, all persons having claims against
said estate or against the hate firm Of ride
4 Bennett, are hereby notified TO iile the
same with the Clark OF said Court, auihen-
ticsted In the manner rsescribed by Law, on
or before the 18th day OF November, l866.
NJ TURNER, Administrator
OF, W. Bennett, deed. 4
July 81, less-amv ~.
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THE question is often asked what
becomes Of the vast amount of rev.
enue raised by the Government, and
to what extent does it reduce the
National debt? With economy the
debt could have been greatly reduced,
but the revenue is squanderod and,
under Radical rule, will continue to
be until the country finds that re-
pudiation is the only security against
total ruin. .. ...
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Wheat received either at the Mills or at
any station on the Railroad when agreed on.
WIN. 7. DORTCH, Agent.
August 3, ls66-tf
Chancery Sale or Land.
J. J. Munford Admir- vs.. r. D. Whitfield

j. J. Munford Admir- vs.. II. d. whitfelds,
heirs
IN pursuance Of an order made in this
cause at the April Term, 1866, Of the Chancey
Court at Clarksville, Team. will on Friday
the 7th September next, sell at public auc ton
at the Court house In Clarksville, the tract
of land mentioned IN the pleadings, situated
In District no 2, containing 1874 acres, IL
being same on which II. d. Whitfield for
merly lived.
Terms, 10 per cent cash, and the balance
on credit OF 8, ~, AIS months, notes with
good security required aud lein retained.
W. T. SacxEtToRp, c, AN
Agus, Sd, 1866 --4w-pr fee ~
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. In Chancery 1t clarksvllls, tess.

. AT Rules held in the clerks Office, chan
Gerry court. GAINESVILLE, Monday, July the
I'd, 1866, ST.. Beaumont, complainars, VS..
10. p. Daley. ct ais defendants, It appearing
from affidavit filed in this cause, that the de-
PENDANT, John J. lsey, is a nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee 1t Is therefore or
dered that be enter his appearance herein be-
fore or within the hrst three days ofths next
term Of said court to be held on the. third
Monday in October next 1866, and plead,
answer or demur 10 compliments bill, or
the same will be taken as confessed as to
him, and set for hearing ex parts; and that
copy OF this order be'published for -FOUR sue
cessive weeks In the GAINESVILLE Chroaiole. =,
A copy-attest;
Nao W.T.. saAcKLEroRA csa,x.
c. G.. Smith, sol for com.
July q, lsG6-4ws Fk1z
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1880,

---'rs
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1896.
a, tho cour, bor.e, doo, =, ~.
Wills ssno.s s ~ sais 49, 20 H. t,sSss e.
casb ne fo,hw;ns ae.cr; 1 Ia. $500" ~.
Abonsc and iSs m Fsss,,i,r s2ksS,, !" -. -
;o;ninu the housssnd' iot a. ,sh;o,, n. 90
nor iiyes About N TstSs.o,avnnmsw
~ HI Sley' l,stwsas i Frs, / W. I'nss ~
streets az tho uroner,v of a u.nss
One other tract or narcel os i.ns Iy;,c q,
Montgomery coun,y Tenne.sss
coynorats l;m;ts NJ he ci,v ~ N. ,n'
sSd honndss,as f,,,,ous no. A. H. III,
Al tb.g nor,bcest ccrnes 81 ~ t.cf ~ isk
sofa al nv WIN Beonmont 70 A n w,,c"r
in the wear Iaae ca Tenrv ro,,h wss,
corner nf The lands ha nnrchosoi os N;oho,s.
Marr living In tl,e s,ol,,, ana, ,f ~ cs.x =,
lClarksyille' and bctwesn u and RED river.
running thence son.b sxo -, nil, sev,.r's
lime. recently Fletebers, ~ ,ha ror,hs.,s
corner Of the ola. srsse vs,S A. s.'cs. ia III,
The east line of theland sold IVA n Wjicnr
10 Louis A.. DifIeudsrfgsr' An ~. '...,sh ,ssst
corner of a small tract Of ii scrs. IA he
said Wilcox 10 a. A. Henri ~. a. S.ssa
June oath. 1850. thence with shs ror,h
BOUNDARY limo az Tho .a;d ,rso, 80 " sssss
10 snid Henry,s Tcst Ionnasxs srsst
bo,oht h, h;r, 81 u n
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Hinston & Nicholson, VS.. Jas. II. Hins,on.
IN pursuance Of an order made In this
cause, | win, on Monday 10th September
next sell at public auction on the premises, a
tract of land mentioned in the pleadings, il be-
ing the same on wh'ch Shadrack Hinston lived
containing one hundred acres, and situated in
District No. in Montgomery county.
Terms, cash enough to pay costs 4 expen-
ses, and the balance on credit Of IL & "a
months. Notes with good security required
and lien retained
w. 7. SHAcKKLFoRD, c. N.
August 81, 1866 -4w-pr fee 81
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ehanecry Sale or Land.

pursuance Of an order made in this cause
at The April term, 1866; ofthe Chancery court
at Clarksvilie, ! will on Friday, the 7th day
Of September next, sell at public auction, at
the Court house in GAINESVILLE, a lot Of ground
situated on the road leading from the Clarks-
Vile Turnpike, to the Sulpher Springs, con-
tanning fonr one-half acres, and on which
there is a good dwelling house, it being the
lot Purchased by R. P. Madison, Oft. J. Nun.
ford.
Terms, 6 ~ & IS months, note with good
security required and lien retained.
w. 7. SHAcKELronD, c. N.
August 3D.. lS66-4w-pr fee 81 a 4 !
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sherif,s sale 81 Real Estate.

III trf nf
X virtue o. Vehd'uoni exponas, 70 me
:, a'iec'ee, ITO" tae circuit court Clerk OF
., Mon.gomery county, tennessee IN iavor OF
Hewib norton 20, VS.. u. bradley and
james Ciarx' ! WIN sen 70 the highest bidder,
ior cash, on MONDAY, 80 DAY Of september,
,ooS, severn. 'rac's OF parcels OF iand ana ire ,
IwsI,us noase an1 .ooacco Memmery OF
Larkin Dradiey aud James Clsrs, Levied up
On ~ the property o. sam Oiark Bradley,
0y a,ncnnens oy " Mi biackman, Deputy
onerln, ana perry Ly,e, onerin, to.wh:
lame 70 nsno ,ne Gay issued' 18TH July,
ioeo, Mseno CLOCK; 4. NJ no property found,
ieVieo " tne same nour upon the right, title,
c,a'm ana interest OF Tue defendant, James
CLARK, on the following lands, situated In
montgomery county, tennessee. a. tef
One tract known as the Glenn farm,
bounded as Follows" On the north by the
lands OF . D himuis and Gathney Randle; on
the west by the lands OF W G Dawson; on the
south oy me Lands OF John Snorden; on the
east oy the lands OF George Randle; and con-
tains four hundred and ninety acres. e.sf
Also, levied on the ope-half OF the lands
described, conveyed by u Bradley to James
CLARK oy deed and note, June 30th, 1881 !,
registered in register office of Montgomery
county, in book No. Z, pages $50, 75l and
7o2-l0 acres and 20 poles, bounded ms fol-
lows; Begins at stone, southeast eorner Of
Bradley nome place thence south 35 poles
to q white oak; west 45 poles; north log west
50 poles; thence 70 the beginning IL acres,
~ poles. Beginning ats white oak stump
runs south ~ poles TO a black gum, south
30 west sea poesi northwest 20 poles
thence 70 tue beginning. .haI gItA ~
Also BY acres bought OF w Munford, be-
ginning at . beech, runs south 65 poles to
s so norm n1o so ~ess Al poles to a stake;
~"H, % S 80, s"' 20 p ." " sasei soutn
ror,h .5,o , 90 % po'es, norm al pores
.o,s. Ios eas' 80 po'sS south ~ west AZ
20 'n r. 80 sns NJ 81
hraunh. 49, ."as ,.,. -, .uni Mu'u'cc en-
,ho hr.n,. s" oas &C, w." ,, '"e 'neanueis OF
CIV. .n ..u 90 ~ '''noe northwest zoo
a,soios go, "" ,s.,,, s ~ pu.uxs.
r;ns ~ s,,,s az Soasn..p. Dr'uey ue'
sm - ;,, .ne sou'."est cvaoer " taie
49,. s,,' 900 .,o ny'u AZ e"se 20
,nars nn ,ho c,rS eS 10 Po,ss 70 low wafer
Tho 49, o.. .S ,o,.a. ,h I'VE. 'n a,o uown
n rnH ~ " h ~ pos 'uen'e Sou'h east
p' Ala " 9i s a"o.
20 49, oo'susu' oois,ns,
Ne "a -, ~ . ,'o1t, Iou WIS., eo,her VI 'ot
~ t gas,, aac' ,o. gus. zoe poles 10
W. "a so,nea cpson, ~, oes'hs nv n.s'one,
no u ao, no',nsas' eorne,, runs south
~ easl o'i ce,i .nehce east iso ieet 70
s"ee' Fun no'Vu ooi 'ee'i ana 'hence 10 the
"sEE"ns. -
Oa"o W nanu AZ 4ocioch r. M, July istn,
low anu ~ cioch +. NJ, shule uhy, leVleu
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THL new army bill forbids any confederate
to be enrolled in the U. S. Army. If this
was intended as punishment, it is ''niss
lick" and in the event Of war, we poor whites
Of the Sonth viii cheerfuly give way to the
loyal niger aud white traitor to the South.
Among these last, we think the Conscript
officer would find very few, who would no;
swear they had been rebels all the time.
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r ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED
IL IA the Post Once at GAINESVILLE, Tenn.,
on the Sd day of August 1865.
,su n To obtain any of these letters, the
applicant must call for Advsrtissd letters,
give the date Of this liat, and pay two cents
for advertising. M.ifffF 81
If not called for within ONE MONTH,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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NATIONAL UEloS CLrR--A Nationalstr MON
Clab was organized in this city last Satur.
day. The following are the officers: J. T..
Bailey, Presidents q. " BIackman, G. II.
WarReld, Capt Geo. lsenstein, W, r. Bring
hurst, Vice presidentsi Gen. ". A. Qaarles
Recording Secretary; G. q. Breed, Assistant
Secretary Judge W, A. PETER, Correspond
ing Secretary. Epress.
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DIR. II. M. AGREE.
Surgeon DE n tbs Z !.
OLARKsYILLE, TENN,

b GAINESVILLE, TENN,
TENDERS bis services to the citizens OF
i the city and vicinity, 10 the different
branches OF bis profession. Office, at bis
residence, on Madison street, diagonal Corner
from tho Christian Church. 800
july itu
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al GRAVE SuRJEOT.

HAVING moved from the City Cemetery
Ill of Carksville to Commerce street, ! win
dig graves and bury the dead, as
usual, when called on, at any time or place
designated by any person. Call and see me.
J. y. FARRELL. q
August 3, IB66-3w.
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One price and Equal Attention to All.

No deduction for absence, uniessprotracted
and unavoidable. Students entering any
time during the first month, charged from
the beginning. Students entering thereaf-
ter charged from the date of entrance. i
Students here may qualify themselves for
commercial business, or for any class in any
college in the country.
August g. lS66-4w.
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SELHCT SCHOOL
tsea7 FOR sset1f bss. W.
YOUNG
Clarksville, Tennessee.

I
REV. S. P..CHESNUT.... ......... Principal
Ii
ASST ted by select department of Teachers.
THE object Of this Institution is to furnish
l. Young Ladies' facilities for acquiring
good Classical, Mathematical and English
education.
Every attention will be given to make the
Institution, in each department. as thorough
as possible, u ,,- III. 4 2
The Scholastic year is divided into two
sessions oftwenty weeks each. The second
session win open on the FIRST Monday In Sep
TENDER, 1866. . ''el -a.r 1irl.aa- I'D
TUITION,
In Primary Department......sl5 60 per sess.
In Academic ..... 20 90
Music and Piano ............. IS 90 !"
August 8, lsC6-tf.
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GAINESVILLE
FEMALE ACADEMY

This Institution of learning is located in
l. in the city of GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Its
operations were suspended during the war,
but thoroughly repaired and refurnished,
will be opened again for the reception Of pu.
pills on the
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TUITION,
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
L. G. MARSHALL. A, NJ. - Instructor.
permanently

(Permanent.)
M ILL reopen on the LIST Monday in Sep
w TENDER, 1866. .... ... ~.
Tuition. per session of twenty weeks,
(one-halfi in advance) ............-....s25 90
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

sHEt1Ff's 9 sE OF RRAL ESTATE.
QY vfItus Of . laers Of sale, issued from
~ Tho SuIkeme nrt Of Tennessee, At Nash
ollie, one ia fave OF l.. J. Perduc, one In
fAvcr-of Georges. Dick, one In favor Of J. N.
Jones and one in favor Of Q. Wilcox, and all
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

ONE of the last acts of Congress
was the passage Of bill to increase
the pay of members from three, TO
Eve thousand dollars per annum, and
milago. This is a long stride to-
wards the early liquidation of the
national debt. A Congress of gen
tlomeu would have made the bill, if
passed at al, take effect on the in.
coming OF a new Congress-!