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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07

The New York World says that
the refusal of the Common Council
of Philadelphia to give any official
recognition to the president on his
recent trip-through that city, was
the first instance Of the kind in the
history Of the United States. The
editors usually correct statement
of historic facts is at fault in this
declaration. President Jackson at
the time of his visit to 'thc city of
brothcrly love" was refused a recep-
ton, or any recognition as presi-
dent by the officers of that city,
yet president jackson defeated their
schemes to control the country by
|an irredeemable paper currency as
pr esident johnson will their eff
fort to destroy the republic in the
interests of the negro.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07

The Universal Clothes Wringer, the best
in use, elsewhere ADVERTISED in our col
!lunns; may be found At the store of Moon
Il Hunt Every family sheqli have one.
81, nay7tf
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07

The Atlantic Gable that was
broken last, year, in laying it down,
has been fshed up, the splice made,
and the balance Of cable laid, thus
making two lines of Atlantic tele-
graph between the Eastern and
Western world. :. o.. .%>'
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07

Local Notices, loaded, 'sl so per square
for each insertion.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07

The Subscribers request the attention Of
the people Of the surrounding country, as
wGarc So ..H
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
@M4i EEsR
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad.

COMM EnoINa MONDAY MARCH I2th, 1895.
raius will leave Depot, corner Broau treet and Wash
ngton Avenue asfollows:
Exprosk train at AIS ~ m, (MoudAys excepted,) fo
Baltimore and Warrington, stopping ut Wilmington, Per
rsviIle HasredeGraoo, Aberdeen Perrymans, and Mag
n,iik and Stemmer's Hun.
Delaware Rail Road Train at Sis a. m, Sundays
eptedD saliHbury, Milford and intermediate Stations.
waytnailtrai y ei6, IN. Sundays excepted, fo'
Ait.moro storpng at chester, ThurOw Linwood Clay
mont and all Regular Stations between Wilmington and
aud ,ltimnfe.
EIpros6s Train at Las AM. (suudayu Excepted for
Express train at Al p. M. Isundays excepted for
Baltimore and Washington stopping at Choster, Clay
mont, Wilmington, Newark, ElSion North East Perry
vile, Havre-de.0raee, Aberdeen, Penymans Magnt liz
and Stemmsr's Kun.
Night Exprosa at IL 90 p. m for Baltimore and Wash
fagton. stopping at Chester, Thurlow LinwoOd Clay
mont wilmington Newark, Eikton, North East, Perry
Vile, and Hayre-de-Graoe.
Passengers from tin Tor Fortress Monroe, Nor.
DIX Oily Point and Ricmond, will take the si6 a. IN.
train.
As an additional accommodation for those holding
Through Tickets for Batiore, Washington and South
ern Points Special Car will leave the Philuds pha De-
pot at IL 80 m connecting at drays Ferry with the,
Morning Express Train from New York.
accumulation trains stopping all stations between
Philadelphia and wilmington
leave PHILADELPHIA at sl6, 1llb, a m. $50, s so,
anl ll80 p IN. Tho $50 y. train connects with Della
ware r. r. for Milford and intermediate stations.
Leave WILMINGTON 100, s15, $50 a. m., 500, 500,
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at SIS a. u,
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave WILMINGTON ut 1900 M, i.30, and 10 90 D. m
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave CHESTER at s Ol, s6s and 1914 .. M, 1887
So, "a. Soa, a., nssGa and 70 80 SO n,.,,, g%
SD "a. m, Way-Ma a2la IN, Express. ITO p. m.
Express 6a5 p IN, Express.
mediate stations, will ioave Baltimore at 41UP,M.
TRAINS for DALTiMoRE leave Chester At 962 q. m.,
Train" for Baltimore lease Wilmington at 62s 10 So,
u. M. and 400 +, m.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

sES1 ZEE subscTiber- offer for sale all that yalua
4AalIW ahlr Property, situated the S H. Corner of
kbtsk Second ind King ss fronting Second Street,
y three Iset, with large three storad brick bnlldng
,rected thereon.
Alan the three sor,d brick building adjoining front.
ing hing with the two Adjon ng build ng lots
:" twenty fcet each frOntlny King street. extending
bar iortytaree feet makpg in ali square lot OF hity
hre" e front secood street, and eighty three feet
irant On King street This property Is Gated near the
second Street Market House, in very improving part
m ihn rity, aud could be altered several stores or
places smttble for any Kind Il business
Also tho story frame house No East Water street
with tho two story brick, Ne. ., adjoining Apply to
JOHN McLEAR 4 SON
No an 81
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

EDWARD TATNALL. JR.
BraahdyWHRe Nurseries,
WILMINGTON. DEl

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Office near Toll Gate On Philadelphia Turnpike.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALI. NARikTfk :
II vi Nursery stnnk Including large and varied
sOrtment of APPLE AND PEfCu TRErr, ~ sl,i.p iIu
invites the attention oi planters.
Special attention given to the cultivation Of Grape
Vince, small Fruits and ptach Trord.
5000 CONCORD VINES, year Old, grown from out
door uDgs. Orders by mail otherwise To above
nddreas win receive prOmnt att ntiou. aug ]
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
Gross Assets, Jan. 81, Sl4.
Increase IN Net Cash I

Gross Assets, Jan. 81, $l4, ,ss5, 27s. SO
Increase In Net Cash
| Assets for the Year, S2,3l2, ,e35 II.
Iha gross ASSETS Vi til" Company thus uppropra-
Reserve to renaure outHt including policies
Including dividend additions same Sl1, s6e6 O3
Ciaims ascertaned and unp,id tnot due) 22,75o %
Dividend additions to ssme 23497 90
Ptsinoi tenn dividends (unoal led lorl 2ap3l IA
Premiums paid in advance II u8b ls
Undivided surplus (oxcludIng margin on the
above Reserves u over 81, l,OO.0O0) 2Is.6+e Il
DiVidehd oil 1866 S2,975, 1888 So
Gross aasets Feb l. 1866, asabove, sl4ss5272 So
N, ,B-The reserve to reinsure outstanding policies
and adiitioss S 5O3 9g6 O) as above ucInars "A m ar
sln oJOoUO aver and above the net vues at per
ceeds Sl,20OOO0
CLAIMS uppaid not dss, sl22, 100 90
POLICY AND RISK ACCOUNT.
otal issued 1855 3 600 insnrine ii 9aa 'snI
In f,fce feb 1866 2STe7 Insnrinss az All MA
nave carenliy examined the tor egoiug statement and
beiG's the -tme to be correct.
sdErPARD HoMANs. Ac,uary.
BOARD oP TRUSTEES:
Frederick $, Winston, John v. l.. pIuyn, VIM Moore
VI. ge:ts, ha = vertoa, JoGa wadswor,h, Alfred
Edwards John NJ Stuart Oliver IL Palmer, Samuel u
Sprouts, Samusl NJ Cornell Lucus Robins IN, W smith
Brown. Richard PatrlcK, VIM. II. Popham, VIM. A
lains, Ezra Wheeler, seymour l. Hustei. samuel d.
babeoek, Ask. W: bradford, David Headley Henry A.
Smy the William v Brady W. Dodge. George $, 6ce.
Wellington clarp, Aonzo Child Henry N. Davies, Il.
A. AcCuidy, Francis skddy.
RICHARD A. MoCuRDY, Vice President.
fecieear ISAAC ABBA1T.
THEu. W MORRIS.
Actury SHEPPARD HoMANs.
Cashier, FRED. NJ. WINSTON.
hehcal Examiners, MINTUHN POST, NJ. d.
ISAAC l.. KIP- NJ II.
WM. BErTS, LII. D.,
o"urei, ( Hon. LUCIUS ROBINSON,
Hon. A. W BRADFORD.
n. A. VAN TRUMP Age It for Wilmington and vicluty
and dai era Insurance Agelt No. 1OlI Market Stree,
After the 2bth Of March office over peNormandies China
Store, 302 Market Street. mar Is ty
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

OPENING TO PRINCE SS ANNE.
On and after THURSDAY, MAECII 92l, 1904, pa4sen
ger aud Freight Trains will through to and from
Princess Anue.
Passengers leave Prin Anne 10 30, A. NJ, for
stations NORTH Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
Passengers from Baltimore a I'd Philadelphia Will be
due at Princess Annn 90, + NJ
H. a. SEWAlL, Jr Sup't Del. R. X
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

f.NOK SALE IN FIkE CKEkk, near Tayl0f's Factory
II They viii I've delivered any convenient distance
Il am Wilmington Apply TO MM. WALTER
On The Premises, or to
THoS. WALTER. iu Wilmington.
w8 A COMFORTABLE HOUSE WITH GARDEN
'.FSl' apr2J,t. n Waller:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
T. PENlNSULAH xAlk. AOAD LIME
~ M ssStassE a
SOUTH

WINTER ARRANGEME TENTS.
On and after MONDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1865, Trains fol
tho Accommodation OF Passengers will leave al follow
until further notice
NORTH sOIlTH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
PHIL, ~ VIII. STEAM BOAT LINE
- aI

This STEAMER leaves Wilmington at
EaEIh1E$7 90 A. M, aud Chestnut Street wharf, al
aA4aei.sss&t&H2.3O =. M
The facilities offered by this line IN AXE 1t the quickest
and most certain wny of trnn+pdItin5 freight.
A- Goods hauled to and frnn Stores II required and
at same rasss az charged by other lines oct 23
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
FOX RENT.

Fifteen acres o Marsh tbs Town send Road" In
Holland Greek Aat-h,' divided Into about n We los-
Also s1rrs, IN tite hrandywine Marsh Possession
Immediately Apply to W MeCAULLEY 4 co,
Real Estate Dealers,
mr. ii fih Market Street Wiminyton nal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
GREAT DISTRIBUTION BY THE
tls Jew lers' Association,
Manufacturers and Importers of
Gold Jewelry Exclusively,

Elegant Roseuo)i and Mahogany Pianos and Meodeons
Fine Oil Paintings, Engravings, Photograph. Silver
Ware, Guild silver, and Bnameied Watches and
Elegant Jewcry, consisting of Diam md Pins,
Diamonj Necklaces. Diamond Rings,
Gold hrtcelets, Coral Cameo and Jof
Sets Ladies' Jewelry, Gold Pens
with Gold Mounted Ebony
Holders and Gold and
Silver hxtonsi0n
Holders, Vest,
&C., Nc.
$2 100000,
All 10 be seli Tor tho averaged price of
TWO DOLLARS EACH
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE
And not 70 10 paII for until Ynn know what ynu are Ia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
FOR SALE.

Av=A FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ssItfI ACRES in Apppquinimink Hundred, New Castle
.slW Cou,ty. q miles from Townsend Station, Del
Il tlr,sd and wing upon nayigabls water-frum thirty
n forty acres oi wondand-good House and Barn Pricz
~ per ace For further particulars apply addrss
usyIl-tf DAVID ). NARDLkY, Dover, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
Net Cash Assets January 81, 1866,

Inyest,d as follows
Cash on Ii and and in bank 81 475 sou 80
Bonds and Mortgages 7,34sa22 80
Upted States Stocks cost 48s, ,92l, rs
Real Estate 7sD an IA
bHiaaee duo by Agents 36,5s9 13-iI, liz, ,S49 36
lBierest accrued but not due fIl20OO 90
Interest due and uup id 5Os "a
Deferred premiums and pre-
miuns due, bt yei re-
ceiytd III, glI an 700 a1a no |
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
ESTABLISHED IN 177G.
PEDRICK. PEOPLES & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DFALgRs IN
IRON A n ID STEEL
TIN PLATES

BiTUAIE0US COAL, GALVAHIzED IRON
COACH HARDWARE, Sc,
s. E. CORNER OF THIRD AND SHIpLEY
AND SOUTH MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL
SN-EzA Having always on hand a full assort
sjSss.ssY' meni OF
drn3H IRON AND STEEL,
Best brands ofAmerican Hammered and RaIej Rs,s
English rehRtd Bars OF all sizes, Band HOOP and sit
Iron best Norway Nail Rops and Auger shapes Gnl.
vanzed and Black Sheet Iron Cast Shear, Bstof Gel-
man, sweds Spring, Tire, Machinery and Tap Steel
Smith, Ooach and other Hardware, Horse Shoes Horse
shoeaiailsi Borgx Bolts, Clips, Nuts, Washers Male
soe oastings Wagon hoxes, Springs, AXES, spokes.
felioes Shafts, Bows, Ac Carriage Canvass Oil Carnets
katttiAei Ehaneled Top and Drsh Leather and Grach
Hardware OF all kinds ir"n Wire Galvanized Nails
Bibbit Metal Leai, 5ieiter Binca Tin, Sheet Zine &c
uf aitc tones CrankT and kseis Back Chains &c. &c
Smiths and other Tools Anyils, Vices. Bell,ws
Sedgea Hammers shoeing Knives Files, tasps smita
prills IRE BendeIs Tuere Irons, Stocks and Dies
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND FARMING
h hAoulNERY. of the most improved construction
PRIME CLOVER, TIMOTHY, ORCHARD GRASS and.
all other SEEDS -
Lime. f >"
Baugh's Genuine Improved Raw Rome super.plos. |
phate Of Lime. $500
Chemical salt, in Rags aud Barrels aud nil oher Iu
proved Fertilizers.
LEitial, sCHUYLRILL aud BITUMINous COAL
under cover, Of the bost quality.
AGENTS DuP0Hrs' CELRBRATED 1uHPowDxR
All of which will be sold very low prices Wholesale
and rstAii ior cash or approved craiit. mr. 5-2m
MARK PfpRiGh JAsRs NJ PIoPLEs wM GREEN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
a Desirable Farm for Sale

Assxh 4 On thcN-w Castle and Frenchtown Turnpike,
VE r. miles from New Castle and II from Whining.
's1sh ton, containing l25 acres, under good fencing
nd ,Nitei mo c'us" "uieut tages The improvements
ostry tr ri, HruN, nearly new; Frame Granary,
rshIing. sc Price so per acre Terms accommoda.
ug Possession gwen this fall ii desired. Apply to
TALLEY ALuCIi, 4Oi Market St,
Hnc ~ WilminR ton, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

- Ware Rooms in the factory building, corner
1sszzE o, Front and Tatnsi Streets. Apply at the
ahln cfhos of the Lsabsr Yard corner Of Front aaa
West streets dec s-sm W. k. n, aAVsh
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
1866.
TwENTF-JHIRD ANNUAL REPORT
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JAN. 81, 1866,
FREDERICK s. WINSTON.
President.


President.
Office Nos l4i and l48 Broadway, OF Liberty st
STATEMENT FOR YEAR
January 81, 1866,
The Net Assets February lst, 1865,
$ll, l,799,4l4 6S.
RECEIPTS bSRING THE YEAR
For premiums and
policy fees, orig
inal on new pol
icie-. $l,154 O6o "a
Renewals SlS, ,85I 81
War extras and
annuities l5425 64-S3oss 1870 10
Interest on bonds
and mortgages 38I, 1852 Ss
U. 8 Stocks 35y 32e 5s
Premium on gold el,99J 66-309 Oss O6
Kent 5,s3s 3i-s3, $50 0s8 SO
Total sIb ato ,so &c
Disbursements as follows: -
Paid claims by death aud AL.
ditiOps 10 S7ly523 II
Paid matured Endowment
Policies and additions 20 g9g So
Paid Post M1ttem Dividends
Divid' nda surrendered and
Reduction Of Premium $3.50 81
Paid surrendered Policies 1861 40
RAID Annntiies 10, 2l2 65
Paid TRxos 3s,U76 81
Paid Expenses, including FIX
change, postage. adverti-
sing, Medical examinations,
salaries, printing stationery
;, and ohice expenses, IVA 3lo 81
Paid commissions, and tor pur-
chase of coInmissi accIu-
iu on future premiums 33I, ,255 l2-$l5IOl3O AZ
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
nusldinG Lots ler sale.
DELLA WAItEsI FARMs ron SALE


IN ~ large number OF Farms In Kent and Sussex
i:Et, Cuunties offered cheap and easy terms Of
lsLAR2 payment. Farms may be had OF any desirable
size iru ten ncres to tive hundred and In the various
stages 81 improyenentfrom very good to very poor
As general thing they all have plenty Of good timber,
and good water located in healthy situations oonve
uieut to both Railroad and Water communication and
particularly adapted to the culture OF Peaches Grapes
srawheries and other fruits besides potatoes early
Vegetables Se and will under proper cultivation, yield
much Wheat aud Corn, and other cereals any land
in the country large portion ofthese lands have teea
rented ont or series OF years III two large farms ard
gcurrahy deficient In buildings and other i'm
pruyemonis but soil is naturally exceedingly FERTILE
aud with slight pence he made highly productive.
large Northern emigration i pouring into the
lower par OF the state bnying up subdviding, occupy
ing aud improving these .aNds thereby
au early day that lower Delaware will he what nature
designed h'rts gredtest fruit and psgetabls garden IN
Tee country Circulars issued every month for Kratutous
dHtributon. Branch Offices have been opened at vii.
muRtUu, Dover aad Brigeville For further
| apply TO or address, A. 7. JOHNSTON,
| Milford, Delaware,
| 81 to either OF the following
| WILLIAM PRESTON, Agent, Wilmington, Del.
DAVID $. iARDLEY, " Dover
l. DAMON, Brilgeyilla
l Hs-send for Circulars, which sent free Jel9-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
L Convenient and ssekfrnble COuu.
Try AA.,I EnH Sale.

,.szaa With 1917 OF land, within 8 miles of
lslli# the city uf Wilmington aud q of mile OF the
EssE5 p. ". Il Rsilroqd The house Is roomy and
go convenient, being three stories high In the
rf,Uu a,d back buildings The price at which this
lrOpetty be bought is very low, II bought soon
+ II rrms 40 Apply 10 W. McCAULLRY &co,
Real Estate nsaless,
ltt $50 at Ct
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

FOR SALE, magnificent CountrY Seat, containing
y nctes more less situated within the limits
city OF Wilmington and on a commanding eminense,
about 10 feet above tide water. From this elevation
-pleud- view s obtained OF the Delaware river, uno
cit and the surrounding country Tor many mies. The
house is in excellent repair of stone 60 by 40 feet
tsning two parlors. hall ls eet wide. dining iooai,
tchen bed rooms, two cellars, and two rse rooms
htLf pasa hoor, The main building Is heated
by furnace in the cellar. There two tone barns
p,-A the place, 50 by ~ feet, the other 3sk
fzsuff7 hy . feet with stabnE for Hye and I've
lsSsM horses There also milk, tool, smoke, and
4AA- chichen houses. and well of excellent water
THIS location very tine and when its CO to
water, gas and other city comforts into con-
sidraon' the above mentioned property is not onlv
well wornv the attention ot those desir deli Rht-
u home. but matter OF flu ture speculation. (lAnd
not much the main street of the city seld
ut the rate of S1nn il ahou be into
by those desring to real great it's pres
ent value at distant day Terms sati stActory For
further particulars address q. y. y. u. GRUBB,
Real Estate Agents,
tebl2 Wilmin gten, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

4HA AN elegant re-idence and farm attached. of
IsseH 2ll acres, about miles from the city Of wa
llAhtA mington. The mansion Is 40 by As feet with
hack buildings, all IN good oTder the barn, carriage
house shedding, ice house, work shop and house
nrs all in complete order The mansion has beautiful
lawn in front, filled with trees shrubbery, &c FIRST
rats water At tho door and inside OF house, every
Held. The place will b0 shown Henry Grant now on the
promises to any desiring splendid home and farm,
ar apply to q. SIS. GRUBB,
feb lg-lm. Real Estate Agts- VII, Del.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

I A TIMELY wARxNo.--For several weeks past
our exchanges have been replete with the accounts
Of extensive and ruiuous conaagrations. Scarcely
ia city Of any note in the Union HIS escaped tho
ravsges Of the dcvouring element aud the loss Of
life and property has been appalling in the extreme
Reading these accouuts has frequently led US "a
ask the question: "What would become of Clnrks-
vile were FIRE to break out In the business por-
ton of the city2' and the answer can be none
other than utter ruinr We respectfully urge the
proper authorities to look into this matter The
city owns splendid engine, bat IL is entirely use.
less for want Of REPAIRS the cost Of which would
be but t-if3ing. With small outlay of money,
and the proper exertions, the engine might be put
in'good working order, an efficient fire company
organized, and system inaugurated which would,
to great extent, prevent even the probability Of
any extensive conaagration even were q fire OF
break out
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02
For Revenue Collector.

WE are authorized to announce JAMES N.
TROTTER as q candidate for re election to the Of
fee of Revenue Collector. Election First Saturday
in March next. Jan. s, '66-tes
VIZ are authorized to announce RICHARD
ROBERTS as a candidate for Revenue Collector, at
the ensuing March election. Jan. late
We are authorized to announce Rev. S. W.
BARBEE as a candidate for Revenue Collector Of
this county, at the March election. Jan l9-tes
We are authorized to announce R. WOOD
BLACKWELL as a candidate for the office of Rev
enue Collector, at the March election. Feb 9
We are authorized to announce JOS. 7.
FLETCHER as a candidate for the office of Reve-
nue. Collector of Montgomery county at the March
election. FEB. 9, Cote
Edyr We are authorized to announce PETER P.
NEBLETT, as a candidate for the Office of Reve-
nue. Collector, of Montgomery county, at the next
March election. Feb. l6, '66-3w.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02
CANDIDATES DEPARTMENT.
Announcing Candidates Five Dollars, and payment
required IN ADVANCE.
For Sheriff.

as a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery county.
Election to take place in March next.
Nov. 3, '65-te
We are authorized to announce CHARLES N.
STUART, as candidate for Sheriff Of Mont
gomery county. Election to take place in March
next. Nov. g. 65-te
We are authorized to announce RICHARD II.
|OGBURN, as candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery
county. Election to take place in in March next.
Nov. 3, '65-te-"
WE are authorized 10 announce BERRY LYLE
as candidate for reelection to the Office of Sheriff
at the March election. Jan. 5, '66-tes
16S- We are authorized to announce A. 8.
WOOD, Of Woodlawn, as candidate for Sheriff
of Montgomery County, at the ensuing March cleo
ton. Feb. q Cot
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

TaE DEvM-Next to the Freedmens Bureau,
the latest and greatest excitement In Kentucky is
the-Devil, He is there, beyond a doabt, for we
have read the published certificates Of several re-
spectacle citizens of Bracken county, solemnly
avowing that they have seen the vertable Ancien,
Henry himsef--no spurious imitation bearing the
genuine proprietors trade-mark--but the very dee-
Il, head, horns, tail, cloven-foot and all and some
have even smelled the sulphurous preparation with
which his Satanic Majesty is supposed to 'ile hi,
har." We do not doubt the story-we believe IN,
"Old Boy" has been in Kentucky for several years
and will have TO remain several years longer if h,
Intends to settle up and get all that is justly du
him. o tempOra, o Kentucky, the d.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

ExGLIsH AND CLASSICAL School. the card
Of Prot. L. G. Marshall, who will open School in
this place, on Monday next, in the room formerly
occupied by DR.. Ring. During his connection with
the College here, Mr.. Marshall established repu-
taton for learning which none will question, and
rs gentleman no one stands higher. With these
intellectual and moral qualifications backed by a
happy facility for impartng knowledge, no man
can present higher claims to public patronage. Mr.
Marshall proposes to make his School permanent
institution, and we hope the support given him
will enable him 20 carry out this intention.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

e0r R. b. Tarpley, painter, has bought out the
interest Of his partner J. W. Furkin, and will
continue the business having secured the services
Of his former partner. All who want painting
done, can see specimens Of the skill of these par
ties in the handsome front of Courts h Beaumont,
and sundry others on Franklin street and the
Square. Mr.. Tarpy can, and will, give entire sat.
isiactioa to all who may require his services.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02

PuBLIc LEcruRE--By invitation Of the Creman-
THAN Debating Society, DR.. WRIGHT will deliver q
Lecture at Fowlers Hall, on Thursday evening the
9Th inst. The Doctors subject will be- ''The Lat
ter days Of the Roman Republic" II is hoped
that so praiseworthy an enterprise, rs Public Lee
lures for the benefit Of the Library of the Creman
Of all our citizens. The subject alone, is one o.
sufficient interest to entitle the Doctor to larg,
audience. The attendance of the ladies is especial
iy solicited by the Society. Admission 25 cents
Good music will be In attendance.