Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-21

IN F. m n
renort fortv-,brna aea,hs fr,S, 49,. g. =
twentv-fonr bours end;no -. me-, -
thirteen Less than Yesterday ana s;nht ,..s
than Monday - - : '''1 i>'ts A = '' '''''
ID CIsc,syArrr Sent 10
Tur r,oon IT.. ...,.
h. soop'M gres' STORM continues.
d;sbsa~ton;nn Tha.o = .. on" ";,. VIC oIoPs are
n;oot;on SIS ,t;, ~, =. NJ U Us,'o'9 coinlnu'
Oils or cb;caao "I, H. " v,aI.s ind.enaP-
zone The ndi,nanoli. road ;s wa s ' SIy,'
sons' "a NJ n nu ' -" Iosc 10 wolst DAM
Accounts from DAYTON report the flood
there the most remarkable ever known for
the season. That citv is comnletelv doso,o-
ted by the foods no trains beino sb,e 40 GO,
in or out in any direction Tbs ,,act 81 y,
the Davton and Nicbioan road IA swert a., -
in several places br;doe on Tho ns,,"y
and Western road. near New par;s a. -.
also five bridges on the Indiana Central he.
tween Columbus and Pioua" 'l--,-'''''
The Atlantic and Great Western road hoe
several extensive slides and the DAYTON
and Sandusky is submerged in many niacss
forlhundreds of wards. f>>'
uo
..,nn,.,,.J -, oeps, o.LreueIai soldiers
auehp'eu 10 enter oahcing school room
TIL MI nss.o Meuouesa as partners, AT BRENNAN.
.h WI" M. r'siseu' anu que OF .neir number
sno. Ines .nem ourheu portion OF the
""n '''' Vo',''o'
Toronto, c. W Sept l5.-During q hur-
ricane here last evening much damage was
done. 81.
The late heavy rains in the lower proy
ince destroys all hope of saving the bay and
grain crop, which promised SO favorable
Much suffering is anticipated the coming
winter.
| GALyssros. Sen. live b.v. ,ioo,,.
reports to make from TEXAS conce,n; so ~,
cotton crop. a, sr.1..s
IN inns CITY II has been raining almost in
cessahuy ior nearly week, and while
"ri'e lhe ram sun pours down, with no
prospect OF cessation: SO far as heard from
m 1me rams nave extended into the country
lhis IS most disastrous 10 the cotton crop in
inauy ways IL increases the ravages of
inc couon-worm, destroys the cotton already
open, ana uciays iurther opening. Fall gar
uehihe-ah important item IN Texas agricul-
ture-h delayed and IN many ways injured,
'ror,,,,. L., e NV N,es " support Oh
So. 49, sm'' VI 'N' community tile ihaus-
Iarna aoa,o,;,
h;,hor,ae os,;,,,, n, Mas oe inuu" from lne
;s 70 ho n,noh $500. aus oo..oh crop ms
dance Of our current cotton crop was based
many enterprises for the improvement of
Texas aud development Of its vast propor
tions. Many of these must now be postponed
Onr ,oo;s,a,,.o :, W.. III, :: ieanaeu'
~ bo ;ndns,r;oms,,. Ssnt IA SESSION, ana seems
bushes Nj on,ro' w W i's ieeiuihate
c;natad cor' H. eVou ~ many ways is anti
S'f pn, Ill 40 "o,o"
=; o,N VI 'us" VIII NC rcali-
"NN :" -''' ''''' ''"''
COLUMBIA, 5. G., Sept. l4.-The further
legislation on the subject of the negro code
has been postponed till the regular session
of the legislature. Resolutions were intro.
duced and referred to the committee ON
Federal relations requesting the President
to inform the military officials that the war
is ended, in South Carolina, also requesting
the discontnuance of the provost marshal
courts, and restricting the jurisdiction of
military courts within the limits prescribed
by the articles of war. =
BrRIIy. Sent ,a-prussi. h,, o.,..,
callv notified Austria that che n;,, .np 'arI
Italian heraldry TO be insulted and DO Sof SS
ed, and that IT Austria persists in her present
course war must follow.
pp,orr Sent ,a-Tb. bonow..,
If Prnssian troons hos han no gu ,naien
srroeted and Tho domor;,;,a,;on p pc ~
army STONED ~ ''' VI '"' en''re
DRESDEN, Sept l4.-Everythng looks like
| There lie N ranlv from, ,t,;o A.