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National Ne1,- Ep1seopai Methodist Con.
yeutlon ut C5uc5nnat5.-
rEr,r, TIM 5.jnr1rnhH r. sfptte t)ttt inst

A convention Of Delegates from tile protes-
tant, Wesleyan, Free and Independent Meth
udist Churches OF the United States, will meet
in Union Chapel On Seventh street, to-day, at
ten O'Clock. The convention is the result Of
a primary convention held in Cleveland year
ago, having for its object the union Of all non
Episcopal Methodists IN one organization, to
he known rs the Methodist Church OF Amer
ica. The proposed new organization will re-
tain many Of the features Of the mother
church. it will, however, discard the Btsh-
oprick, Presiding Eidership, and Introduce
lug representations into its annual and general
conferences.
Some time since the Wcsleyans and Protes-
tants corsummated college unton, founded
le No difficulty in uniting these branches,
provided one minor eonsideFat!on can
te removed. Many of the Wcsleyans
are opposed 10 secret societies, and
In 1na1y oi their churches haya cx-
clullcd members because they were attached
10 korne Que Of the various secret societies Of
ilc land. Tlls, however, is but D minor con-
s,deration, when compared with the happy
results which must flow from union Of these
churches.
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Aeas md Maya In the Houtc Of EReprc.
seniatfrcs on the Aeconstructton Ite-
n0fk.

Aeas aHd Maya In the House of Renrc.
aenlatircs on the 1keconstructtou Ke-
port.
fEAs-Messrs. Alley. Allison, Amos, Anlc,.
;:,9, ;or Ash1sy 9Sesada), Ashley t0hloj, BaEcf,
min. blawell, Bingham, Blame, Bio4, Boutwell,.
Esooua1l Drcmweli, Bnckland, Dundy. UIsrEt ;
iOhio;. Clarke tkAnsas), Cobb, Coaklinr. Copk
Ga!lom. Darling. DAVIS. Dawe:, Deisces, DeIano,
DeE'iuE, Dixon. Dodge, Donnely. briggs, Dn.
mont. Eeklcy, Egeleston. Eliot. Fa5usworth, Fer
=, Garfield. Gs,nne1I, GtiswoA, Hatd1ny I1f1
iiari, Hayes Henderson, Highly. Holmes, uoopst
Iotchkiss. Hubbard Iowat Hubbard iW. "
Mutbard IN. T., uubbe1l (Ubfo), Hulbusd. Jane,
Humphrey. 1neersoll, Jrncle., Julian, Kos.on
Kelley, kelso. Ke:ehau, Kuyksndaji. I.IIn'
Lawrence (Penuty{von,ar Lawrcuce fOhiol
cln;F, Melndoe, Mckee, NeRaer. NH ,frS. iG
cur, Miller 3lolehead. Mo1iil, a1urTir, slouf,on.
M3e1r. Newell. O'Ne1ll. Orth, Paine, Patterson
Pczbam. Pike, Plan!e. Price, Randall tky.,l Ray.
mopd Rtce, Mas u KIcc tNe.,) Rollins. Sawyer,
schcuck. Scoagld, Shcl!a6szEcr, Spaujd1ng, Sic
Mns, S'1llwe!. Thaser, Fsuncls ThoEas. John 1.
Ihoma:, tc.: 1foW bridge, Up:on, Van Aerram, Van
FioF1,: tN. f.,1 Van Horn, Missouri J Ward, War
ger, Washba11e Mass Na*hbnrns. {nL,l Wash.
nctne. IND. ] Melker. Williams, Wileou, tlown.)
NArs-Mcssrt. Areona, Berger, Doycr, Chan,e,
Coftoth, Uas sou,i iEllrldsc, Fink, Glossh;couer,
Good, ear. Grider. Harding, iE,.,) Harris, Lalham.
1.e Eloud. Marshall, Net aouEh, N,b|acE. Thein.'
ltadiord. Randall Fa,) Ritter. Rogerr, Ross, Kon.
tealt. Sdankl3u, Sifgtcascs smith. ot1ouse, Iaber
l2yie'. thornton. Tamble. Whaley, Winfield.
WI1Cht-T. s
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Tie Port Huron g. CfIcn.o Railroad.
From the Detroit Advertiser. 7th trst.]

jtI0m the Detroit A0fc1tMef4 III Ilsl
Many persons doubtless coufound the two
roads projected between Port Huron and CHI
cago.
Trunk Railway Of Canada, is to run through
Larcer, Flint md Lansing. Between Port
Huron and Flint the ROAD was graded mum.
bcr OF years ago, and 1t Is expected that tho
work then done will still be nvailable. Ac-
tive. orerntIons looking to tile immediate
construction Of this line, hare already been
commenced.
The other road contemplated is m air line
between Port Huron aud Niles, from which
point westward the route has not been DELI
nitely settled ou--Michi.an City and Laporte
each aspiring to be made poInts, Beginning
at Port Huron, this line viii strike washing
ton, in Macomb County; Rochester, Pontiac
and Milford, in Oakland Brighton and Pink.
ney, in Livingston will cross the Central
road at jackson, touch at Homer and Ickon-
sha, in Calhoun County; Union City. In
Brunch; Three Rivers, in St. JOSEPH; Cass-
opolls, In Cass, and SO reach Niles. The line
throughout passes through tho very choicest
portions Of the State, and, If constructed,
cannot taI1 to secure n 1aree local traf1lc. The
enterprise Is promised substantial encourage.
ment from the merchants Of Chicago, and al
so from the Great Western Railway Company
Of Canada, to whose road 1t will constitute q
yaluuhle feeder. :
, 1866-05-14

Fatai AccEdcLt from Conf O1l-OmnIbu.
Driver Ktlacd->u1cIde-Nou EEIscs-
pal Jreth0dIst Conyeutfon.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trbnne.]
CINCINNATI. May 10.
On Friday afternoon last MIS-. Rcncher, OF This
city. in kindling fire. poured kome coal oil On the
ign,ttng ktnd1sng to mike them name. or course.
os foon as the oil touched the fire, baze ascended
lhe stream, luio the Email can from which it wa.
poured, and produced en- explosion, scattering the
tarntng tud, not only over h:raelf but oyo1 her
chil, little boy that "as standing near her Their
clothes took dre nnd before aFslstancc came, they
wcrr 10 badly burned that both have ttnce died,
alter suffering intensely.
John slang, n driver on one Of our suburban on
n1buses. attempting to check his horses that had
bcca1uc frightened, fell frpm his seat, was orer
by the heavy Wherls and instantly killed:
Its. lEa.ting. thu mother Of three children, who
has lived fifteen years In her present residence on
Davis =tr.et, on saturtay TOOK her husbands cut
iaes, laid down upon bed and with ureat force
thrust IT, sharp point into her throat, and almost
though ler nfck, cAuelng death almost instantly.
She Eas contemplated zeltdestlucl1ou heretofore.
This IS the eighth suicide In this citS In sryen
AeGks.
In the Non-Episcopal Methodist Convention, tho
Committee or Unien Hymn Book, reported i'd
.c1sctr 10 nnr change or action until the;uaW Gen
et1i ConfeSeuce shall order it.
, 1866-05-14
FKOM NEW YORK,


NEW foRK, May 11.-One death from cholera at
qrHrrnlne yesterday. No new cases.
BEAD Centre Stephens was occupied yesterday
viii lhe Executive Eomnlicee.
: The proeptct ofa reconciliation becomes clearer
tetw.e en- the nval factions. Almost fhe entire Of
The old stan have resigned. and Colonel kefly has
proposition viii BE- made Oh Monday 10 the Board
ot aldermen to ret apart the Governors room IN
the ci.y Hail for tue purpose oF enabling Stephens
10 rive IN audience 10 hrs friends and admirers.
Another darirg highway robbery ~as pcrpetratcd
In .hss city esrly yesterday afternoon. Mr. u, Eig-
gin ca,hle. Of y. $ HI:si9s Co.. carpet dea5crs,
through Fory-tht.d street., between sesruth, and
rtehth avenues, wtrh carpet bag containing {1a,-
100, which he had Just drawn i1om The bank for the
purpose Of paying OF the band. employed in The
factory Of the i1m. He Was brntnfiY assaulted and
knocked aenseless 10 the ground, by ruhian, who
va. Immediately Joined By tHo otner', ore - Or
H. a po,veffn, btox Oh The head With 4 hesvy
scapon. The robbers then tclzed he oas, jumped
INTO Tue rni7. in winch was tie third ,AtcomplIce
anu made of with their hooty. Af'cr his recovery
from tue shock, Mt. H. ans able to give such dls-
cripon o, the Williams as to lead 10 tee hope Of their
speedy arrest. ''-''
, 1866-05-14

[Jc1c.eonsllc Letter. Cincinnati, Commercial May 81
Among the number OF fine stock OF horses
mentioned IN former report, for which Clark
County Is now becoming famous, the cele-
bratcl stallion "Commolorc'' WAS neglected.
Is I'D 2rlhk hat several Squares could te fllcd
In irving the history Of 50 remarkable chief
Of stud. As he presented himself to US in
stature Of fifteen md a hulf hands. 1he coat
Ut Lapplc hay. full chest, heavy quarter., anu
bonc, clean-lImbed, syine:Eical md finely
boned head, pierced By a full and exceedingly
animated eye, b. sharp-pointed ears well
set, With dociiity and intelligence. Of
style, he would not only make 4 .tit sub
Iect for Bonheur, but characterize lin. as
u Eneal descendant Of Arabic blood. Sired
By Boston, ont OF q dam By Revenue, Axes
hin, u thoroughbred beyond Telutalion. 1t
the breaking out Of the rebellion he was
owned By John Minor Bolts, Esq, Of Viz
ainIa. and was fasnlcd out to Bishop General
Leonilas Polk, OF Tennessee, who purchnscd
him, aflet eonfiscaion by the Couicd1aey, Tor
the sum OF sixteen thousand dollars, and af-
terwatds captured by some Of the members
Of the Seventeenth indiana Volunteers, In
Kosccrans'' command, then turned over to
Mr. Gallagher. Surveyor Of Customs tn Loul.-
yilie, aud iina1iy sold to A1r. f. Kcgwein, oi
this city, at public auction. This remarkable
horse Is the lnther Of the horse Gen. Rous
seau so conspicuouslY noted IN tue lnte Now
Orleans races.
, 1866-05-14

From The Spf1ngte!d Jduibfl, 9tn lhst.J
Yesterday We mad the pleasure Of meeting
Cen John H. Palmer, who Is in this city on a
brief visit. ali reports to the contrary not
Whilst landing, the General Is still In the SER
vice. lie has rendered his resignation, but 1t
hns not been accepted. He is now of duty
at Carlinyille, awaiting orders. The proba-
,bility is, however that his resign alton Will be
accepted as soon as he has closed his business
With the Departments at Washington. We
are. glad to know that the General contem-
plates coming to Springfield, here to make
LIs home. He Is one of the truest of the true,
The braycst Of the brnye, man, a gentleman,
a 81 remon and d soldier,
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yveman,s RfchtH-A Woman with n
Wife.
ry..n.,. I'm padiord 1frr~rrv dth

About a year ago q daughter Of Major
Daniel Perry, who is somewhat: dcrangcd,
disappeared, and, wandering oil, vas at Inst
lodged in tkc Sullivan County, New. York,
aims house as vagrant.. Here she met an
other unononanlac, BY the name OF Lucy sla-
Ter, and the two becoming very much attach
ed to each other, decided to become man and
wife. They lett the aims house last Summer,
aud returned to Abingdon, where they have
lived in The bonds Of wedlock, as supposed
by the ncishbors-Lucy, alias james Slater,
wearing male attire up to the present time.
, 1866-05-14

A party Of twenty-five men, under the com
nspd Of Nr. ). ": Johntou, Of Detroit LEFT that
thrt city by tho Iron City Tuesday right for the
norm Fbore Of Like Superior, On an exploring
expedition. The party has been sent the1e
bv .ome gentlemen Of Derol< who are in guest OF
fnefnl rfchee II the desired land Il found. com"
nary VIII Be formed here jor the purpose Of work
inr ibe mines. so1le dye or tiz thousand dollars
are already invested IN the eDterpfse au1 enelgefic
McaEurrt me in p1ugrefs to trlng ont tho mineral
pcsi1h Of that Ylcion. The party will continue ita
iour oj exploration nnt1l the tall, Wncn II. mem.
hers syiif return orCo zupfc to civilized 1l&u1cta
, 1866-05-14

IFrom the Kansas Jurrpal, 9th Inst :.
Gov. Mitchell, whpse arrival IN the city d.
rect from santa Fc, we noticed in yesteraay
mornings issue, reports tho Territory IN
generally prosperous condition He thinks
New Mexico one of the richest countries IN
the world, in minerals There are immense
and very valuable gold and copper quartz
lodes. The Santa Fe trade tl1iE Season will be
lu1gc, but probably less than Inst year,
, 1866-05-14

ST, LOUIS, May 1S.-Ths works Of; the Marine
Dock Comuany ut Carunne1fi. teyen miies below
The city. together with steamer Jennie Dean, On
he WY uon y, we1e bnInco List night. Loss On
IoachtEety ind buildings ui the uOck Company,
2Gr DCQJ. No II. .u1anca. The sleameE YES valued
1t aGu 0tD; not insured. The fire was the work Of
, 1866-05-14

.,,n.,.s =,
af. eAos sn .ne ma1otlty tna1 mcasnr
Sm ;.'.,a' uum .ne pu,s iosnla'n o. I.utn an
| 49, 7s'',, san 'n''s1"s .no uea' - "ca az VI
' "o04u ~. e'u a. np'toles'e toi
r-a.,1 ~ ~ -, 'ao as aas, ~ - "epfoFte'a
as ~ ~ Iae nao4e*.la "no nose na'
~ noot ~ ~ au. lne Aaconpisleoess AMI
.asue.s.J !" tne ese.iou g SOUND, cndu
4.ss. oa'4s =. y. .ssos.'a ano seem TO con
o@ol ~ n~e' :" eAtauAtc' ekpla'n. ah'
.%,s us4e"s ~ s W ~ s1s plea tAat, a.
:. s" - :. - e4eue'e @aa taalcal
Il eaou1 ~ ~ "as 9ee Inc oest thlng tha
eoaeu w "'.a'neo' Lucy oo mol seem 10 b'
.1 ap'e' uaoel .ue "e1Sns ot felnctant approba
s.u4' ~ s4es ~ ~ eua. PROUD aosoeacS Of LII
ns''on . VI NV e1oni'itlee .na1 q CONVICTION
as .seoto VIII .sue "lsoom ana 1ustlc'
""n'o inspire. anu nenee Tue debate, Us al
feaos ssaseo IN ,1y last' aoes mol seem to ab
~ seto tps. Aesoi9ns interest," elmer among
LUZ n.e"'oe'e . y, 1ne ou1Aloe paouc, rs Show
y. 'ne at.nuanee ~ ~ tne galleries. Ths
spseeuse ,f- ALL eolnpa1a''Feiy nal upon the au
oie.e
~ o.oo1"a, WV !eo Oh tnis AFTERNOON
uiAos sooo polal IN 1asof OF Tic third sec
.'on " LIZ f1opooeu a1nenumeat, oy adduc
.ns po"ei!1 eat1.uales' showing tnat The cla1
1oot u .oe opposttion ABOUT Tue nsiFanchlse'
nient ~ u ni1e-1ens u Inc solanS population
u 'ne eou'n W hs adoption, "a$
entHe'5 e1ouno1ess, rs no more than three
Inousano sote1e "ou1d oe deprived Of the
1en. ~ 'oie unocf H. Excepting this point,
ne u'u not psoanee an5 nc" argument In sup
po,. y, 1ue ,ai aeuament'
, 1866-05-14

been Issued By the Minister Of yYar calm, unde.
a1rns the soldiers On unlimited flfssonrhs.
A Mexican officer arrived ut Vienna on special
mission, bore 4 letter from Macmillan. P1rpprt
unknown.
, 1866-05-14

Pr11xnuEcu. May 13.-Rlyer falling, ut1h thirty
fout inches Of water IL The channel bv pier mark.
4 heavy s:otn Of wind n d rain occurred th1.
murulpg. II IL tor clear and cool. -
, 1866-05-14

Work Is progressing finely on the Omaha
''sanca oi The rac,1c Railroad. The race between
the ksnsss and Nebraska branches Of the great
road is oecoming an exciting one. II the former
sha1l first tap the Rocg Honntaius, following tho
Smoky Hui valley, It will control the vast CON-
ucrce Of the platns.
, 1866-05-14

. Eo1:r SoxaoE, f'ay IA serious ttacas oc
curn .. Hampton ye-testaJ afternoon bet w n T.
La1tper, the deputy sheriff, md a merchant doing
bu.ness IN Thai tUWn. The latter was stabbed IN
four llrefeEt plntes.
, 1866-05-14

LIFT ENTERPRISE ITO any
~ one .eq4ain;ed with 1he saor mout oroass made
generally 1t cannot ba denied ,hsr Gft Enterprises
cAS oe iouosnby conouc,ed; giving 10 snyet* the
rordnE tho seller fair profit drn. long n sI..ie
and I,ost resrtctah co2n-c have solved 10 oF
pr1 as,iee. condnet:a: IT, { nersn Hhleh i dniT IL
basis, tha. e. ey ono panonI1n1 CANNOT lall 70 ob-
tain taliy The xor1h o. MONEY taVt.led Wills oas
tn certain n0mstf VIII tarr hnut: ed oIa retasu.
That the} may BOT sccuted Of decspuoo. they pro-
pose stnai,s ,an .ple wo n Wsh cifcu:ar.
a1J c0e Vn1 my wish to tho leatti.D scy OF tho
se.S 81 % r, he' ne you ee: eos's 5oo nala,us 1a
Try NJ sen< ytuf aac.e1s ID Boz 0Y5S r X '3tdee
>e" '"AA lily. mJ14h2o
, 1866-05-14
A VOLUME or RARE HUMOR,
The .::.MaSQueradn.
AND OTHER POEMS. =
>.
: BY JOHN G. SAKE
/ Vol. 16 NO. a1.75.

SA1x Is very droll here: and this IL not a'f-he Is
rcry wIsc also. ue has mort scn1e and philosophy IN
these rhymes than We often see iu vol
Of poetry. He gees In with ahaEp sllr at Fully
she nie and the feathers fall stretch of bis
bow and txapk his string .Dsop SAKE out Of our
setature and We should go about wallInx for so1ue
thing 10 hsye sutu laugh at.-Bos:on Poss.
1tis tfeatusy Of coed ihlnge. The gen1t polished
LuusGr Of A1. 6axs Is too well known to need coua
meuf. 6u!ce 1t to tAr, that bis latter poems have
lcst Of the fresh wlt and hr11ancT Which chaEac
le1izsd hik earlier eifor,s.-Lartford Courant.
1Ir Saxe possesses large share Of genius, aud OF
peculiar yGtn. ~ dtlicate sat19t he Is almost
tqaalle by any living writer and this volume affords
ali admirable display Of bis powezs.-PitsS1uTGa Co.
-.tk.
Full Of rhyme. reason and ccmlcAHtles, smoothly
>e1stdcd, OF them throwing bot shot many Of
tie fel1ies Of the csy.-Forenser Pol'odtuns.
& se5t postpaid On receipt Of p:lce.
, 1866-05-14

WASHINGTON SKATING PARK.
The management take pleasure In 6noouac1n1 to
helr friends and patrons tnnt the Washington Skating
raIk Hail has bccu leased to Mr. 7. D. Hartts !E for
the seasou who intends opening orsclaas Ice CEe am
Saloon therein. Il. e. MlDDAuGH. 6eIJ.
htS1r
, 1866-05-14
Special Terms or Club Rates.

Any party procuring club Of ave OF uors n1meF
tor Tickets a1a forwarding the MONEY fer the saa
VIII b allowed The following commission. viz: va
, 1866-05-14

Western Marine & EI{e Ins. Co

DtvIDENn.-A further Dividend Of fftet per cent,
amount Of o1,EEal indebtedness, noW payable TO
tAn creditors, 81 No. ~ Washington st1eet.
Chicago. May II, 1S6t. J. r. DICKINSON.
mylabeSlsA u net A:A:nee.
, 1866-05-14
LIVERPOOL and New York.

Cabin passage se1 aud <,s1 Storage 81 and $1c-o
Iufpsn hisM Line twtct week. NO deisyB. Throuch
tickets between chief places IN EuEopc md Cnitea
States, JAS. HARFACK, 81 DpaEbosn.st,, Chicago.
JGIfS G. DALE. Kew York, mY1IbJt6t ii NAV net
, 1866-05-14
FROM CINCINNATI.

Fatal AcctdctLt from Coaf OIl-OmnIbu.
Driver Ktlacd->uicide-Non sErIscs-
pal JIethodIst Conyeutfon.
, 1866-05-14
TO MELWRaGMTS.'

A complete set ct MItwrieht'a Tools for sale eheal
for cash, by II. F. SU7E. Is Mark. Est, Chicago
tIlif o.a. b363Efs
, 1866-05-14

In eFtFT c1]e sand the EnMa and Poss O!ce addFtsa
Of enrh separate subscriber.
Money bY dTafs, p U. order. f1pfeas In fexiGted
1etterN, may be Kent 1t our rtss.
All cQIum1EicatipcA abouId be sidfea4ct to
, 1866-05-14

cu,ha,rsts the President OF himself by within.
rt+non.c. tic COMMITTEES addressed letter en-.
hooyirc a ecrles OF uuesttnna to which they dc.
e,red respoosex., Cp 70 this date the Commltee
h.sn reer1yed no reply. Itts unde1tsood thai they
1,,i1 wit tlsy or two lonccr, 4nd thea that the
Eecrelars Will he required TO appeaT any how. They
were empowered 10 send Tor persons and papers.
/, is undc1stooa that the Committee will call upon
the Fresidsn Mt before making my report Of their
&nvteticatfa4s 10 the Honae. They vii! inorm him
na TO the e3nclustons they have arrived 1t, and
ASCERTAIN, II possible, WhAl Information or rca'ona
Induced him to Withhold tue proclaimed criminals
from ttjsj. They hold the presumption far that
ihe pretidenl must be in possession Of 1ntormA-
ton nhich Affects The credit Of that upon winch his
s,roelamstion was based, and which, with con-
siderable other testimony, hss received Z thorough
cxx,nIts,,oo before the Committee 1t is no e.
rret thnt the able lawyers COMPOSING that hody are
rroIoundly tmpres.ed with The weight and direct
s,cst of the tta,fmopy eubmjtted TO them. One Of
The most cons,derate snd .aeacious men In it de-
cls1cd that though be had doubted the Presidents
audpmcnt he ncya. betare cxum1niuc this test-
uony. doubted his pais,oRirn. =.
The prcs,deut lss auproyed the bltl to Gu
.-orrroc te1c,,,rb,r r1nnrnun,rstion between the
T1n,tet states md the West lndm Istsnds and tho
.o.L.w., T. n.,r;an, .h., thn 1ntn sunna1 nrrau
TraSr,nh Company, Incorporated under the LAWS
f the Stale Of New York, their .uccessos. and as
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-02

Among which are the following articles 6I
A fine assortment of Hardware, EN-.
bracing every thing usually kept in that
line, among which is a fine lot of
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Carpenters
Tools, Plow Points, Axes, Smoothing
Irons, Harness, Trace Chains, and many
other articles too numerous to be con-
tanned in newspaper advertisement. ''''
Also fine lot of Glassware and Queens
ware, ,H % l.t.I
A large lot of Buckets, Tubs, Cotton aud
Wool Cards, .Grindstones, Nails, Cop
epras, Soda, Vinegar; 'i''' o.
Crushed, Powdered and GRADUATED Sugars;
Also, Brown Sugars of every grade and
the best quality;
Coffee, Rice, Tea of all kinds, ETC., etc..
And everything else almost that person wants
have on hand and will constantly keeps good
supply of the different grades OF FLOUR, which
will deliver, free of charge, to any part of the city
n6r The public will please give me call before
purchasing elsewhere and win convince them
that my goods at LOWER PRICES than any
house in the city. 's.rsT
| have secured the services Of W. J. Ely, a.
salesman, who will be pleased to see his old friends
at any time
IL. O. KEEsEE.
I July II, lsG5-tf '" aA.."I..
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-02
Chancery Court, Claarks,lne. tennessee
}. L, Brooldus, Administrator of r. s Moore
deceased, VS.. the heirs aud creditors Of
r. ;. Moore.

X, ), Moore.
IN this cause J. Z. Broaddus, administrator of
4. :, Moore, deceased, having suggested the in
solvCncy Of said estate and having field his bill in
the Chancery Court, at Clarksyille, Tenn. against
the heirs and creditors of said estate TO settle the
same IT is ordered that publication be made in the
'Nlarksville Chronicle a newspaper Published ia
town of Carksyille, for all persons interested ia
said estate, TO come and forward exhibit their de-
mands and haye themselves made parties by the
Third Mondayin April ndxt I ..'tl
W. 7. SHACkELFORD, C. & NJ.
Jan. = lStG-am-PrS fee, 81 20
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-02
Fin Rosewood Piano For Sale

ANY PERSON WISHING TO PURCHASE A
II No. Rosewood, Octave Piano, can hea rolf
such an one by calling at the CnRoSrcLE Office.
Apply Immediately, Dec. & 'G3-u
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-02
-CaI!ego and Montgomery Minis /!

HAVING SOLD CALLEGO MILLS TO MIR.
Ill X. b. DAVE Esq, and MONTGOMERY
MILLS to JOHN G. JOHNSON, Esq, We take
much pleasure in recommending these gentlemen
to our numerous friends and customers as worthy
of their confidence and patronage, and we solicis
for them a continuance Of that patronage which
has been so literally and SO long extended to W,
and for which our grateful thanks are hereby nc
knowledged.i Having sold the above property il,
of course, becomes necessary to close up all ont
standing business connected with it. Therefore
We request all persons indebted to us to come for
ward, at once, and SETTLE and all parties TO whom
we are indebted, to present the same, to T, Z.
.HAMBAUGH, Esq. for payment. iir at.i aoru
.oL ,y~ 49, HANBACK,, PETfuS &C.,.
Ian 90 '66-4t -A g" +'1'h iHNl -i.st4pisi 'iN
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i would say TO my friends and acquaintance,
though novice IN Robustness, would be glad
to them, at all times, at the Red Corner; owing
to the ,inifornny of prices In the house, can sell
you goods as ,chcap as any man in the house or
town. Respectfully, ,irf q. BOYD JONES.
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Administrators Notice.

ALL those having claims against the estate of
Joseph Alsup decd, are hereby notified TO file the
same with the Clerk Of the County Court Of Stew
art county, on or before the first day OF May,
lace, in order that the same may be liqudated ana
discharged In accordance with the acts OF the Leg
stature Of the State Of Tennessee relative 10 III
solvent estates. This the LIST day Of JAM 1866.
Jan 70, '6s-5ts MORLEY, Admir-.
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LAND SALE.

Jan. 90, 'ee-4t 1 q 4',l .'o.a
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Executrix's Notice. y

THE undersigned having been duly qualified ,s
Exccutrix under the Will Of ALFRED kOBB, de-
ceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted
20 the late Alfred liobb, are hereby notified to
come forward aud settle the same, aud those hav-
ing Chains against the estate are requested 10 file
the same with S. p. BEAUMONT, within the time
prescribed by law, or they viii be barred. .oii
MARY T.. ROBB,
Executrix Of Alfred Robb, deceased.
Clarksville Jan I2FgG4t rifNHi lilol
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In Chancery AT CiarksyiIle.

Sugg Fort, Administrator OF Z. \. Sngg, deceased
VS.. the heirs and creditors Of C. A. Sugg.
IN this cause Spgg Fort administrator of Cyrus
A. Sugg, deceased, having suggested the insolvency
of said estate and having filed his bill in the Chan
Gerry Court at Clarksyle, Tenn, against the heirs
and creditors of said estate to settle the same II is
ordered that publication be made in the GAINESVILLE
Chronicle, newspaper published in the town Of
GAINESVILLE for all persons interested in said estate
to come forward and file their claims, and have
themselves made parties by the Third Monday Of
April next
'f< W.T. SHACEELFoRD, G. & ~
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