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o ,t rs. 70 HIS 5Is CRED SIXTH DISTRICT

j. oR1oL vs.. HIS CRED SIXTH DISTRICT
itors.-No 1929. CourU Of New ORLEANS
RY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
- order Of sale rendered June IS 1866 me directed
by the honorable the Sixth District of New Orleans
in the above entitled matter, will proceed ut public
suction at the derchsnts and Auotionees Exchange ROYAL
street. between Canal and Customhoue the Second
district Of this city, on SATURDAY 18th day of July
1865, ut u O'Clock T. : 80
The Schooner " CHAPLIN, together with all her Tackle
Rigging ETC. she lies in the Mississippi at the foot Of
Montegut street, in the Third District Of this city
ca TERMs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY I. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
THIRD DISTRICT CouRrl CHARLES G. f. BsoUIE VS.
- u Now Orleans HENRY " BAXIER-So. q ,2S7
- 70 me directed by the honorable the Third District Court
Of New Orleans in above entitled cause viii proceed TO se
at public auction the MerchantB and Auconeers E
change Royal street. between Canal and Ousohouse streets
in the Second District of this city, TUESDAY the 7h day
of August 1866 at II O'Clock the following described pro
perty, viz!
A Lor OF GROUND, with the bulldogs and improve
mens thereon situate in the First District Of this CITY being
onehird Of lot designated by No Of square No bonded
by Basin Franklin Gasquet and Canal Streets has about
70 feet 'front.' each of Basin Frann streets by 100
corner, French Measure.
Seized in the above suit
ga TERMs-Cash on the SPOT. -...5. O. .......-
Plan will be exhibition at the Exchange some dsys ure
viOus to that Of sale.
HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Manufacturers OF Barrels ElleDharg Center New York
We have in Of Bulkey5 Patent Dryers They are
perfectly satisfactory. We the cost ii he pryers In
interest alone each year Of than
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Two AGRICULTURAL PAPERS ron
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY GENTS
The Southern CuItlyatar,
D. REDMoND AND WILLIAM N. WHITE, EDrToRs
Est0'ishod in 1913 Vol "a commenced January, 1905
Monthly at 50 per annpm-sx Copies for $40 in Advance
80. ny special arrangement with the MARYLAND FARMER
81 IN b, seat hnInl Monthly published in Baltimore al
notn papers VIII baeant year So. sx M c HI
set @ S saea ioE gFng each subscriber in this case
AD''''' WIN. N. WHITE, Athens, Ga.
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL IN FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr OF
SUkASGE COMPANY w.
MARCUS J. ZUNTz. New ORLEAys-No. Is. $50
RY VIRTUE of n writ of fferi falcTas to
II directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Cou
OF New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
GERS Exchange Royal street, between Canal Custom
house Streets in the Second District this city on SAlUR
DAY the lth day OF August 1866 IL o'clock the follow
ing described property VIZ
NINE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth Dis
tict of this city, in the square bounded by Washington
Avenue Fourth, Prytania and Paquemne tHow Coliseum
streets, and designated by Nos q 49, po
tion of lot no II; said lots measure follows
Lots Nos and measure each twenty feet nine inches
four and onehf lines front Paquemine Coliseum
street by hundred and twenty-five feet six inches
lines in depth lot No forming the of Plaquemne
NOV Coliseum and Fourth streets per plan drawn by
hausen architect under date 2st JAnuaIy 1916 deposited
Lots nos and measure each q feet front Plaqnemne
Aow Coliseum street. by hundred and twenty-five feet in
depth perpl1n by MoelhRuen architect 9Th MAY
1876 and deposited in the office Of j. K Beard late notary
public IN This city as per plan No. 81.
Lots Mes, Z and measures each fifty feet front on
Faquemne NOW Coliseum street by one hundred and TWEEN
ye feet IN denth as plan by Busson surveyor dated
9th March 1882 and deposited in the office Of T. Glyo
notary public in this city.
And lots Nos l3 Il and Is tweutyegbt
ten inches front Fourth street by hundred and twenty
nine feet in depth and the portion Of lot No II
feet SIX inches front Fourth by hundred
twenyn feet in depth adons lot No 49, as per pan
in the office of Thomas Layton late notary public in
city, together with AL the buildings improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
Ne PERNs-Gash the SPOT.
Plan will be on exhibition at the Exchange.
HAIRY T. HAYS,
"
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THIRD DisTRrcT cOURT OF NEWT JOHN J. HERR
oR1RAss-No 2l,l66 JNo. N. sARTHRF.
Pr VIRTUE of IA writ of RcrI facias 10 me
= directed by the Honorable the Third District Court OF
New Orleans in the ABOVE entitled cause proceed to
sell at public auction at the Merchants and Aucuneers Elk
change Hoya street. between Canal streets
IN the second District OF this city MONDAY the thir-
eth day Of july 1866 at IL o'clock NJ the following de-
serined property viz: =
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in fauboure
Delas7e in the square designated by No. twentyx and
bounded by Dryades Harmony St streets and the
Dc taslce said lots Of ground aredesgnatdd by
I'VE and SIX on pan drawn by H. Grant, late surveyor
dated april l6 ls4l, and deposited in the office of L. R
Kenny late notary public for the parish OF Jefferson
ot No I'VE measures thirty two feet front Dryades street.
nv one hundred and twenty feet in depth parallel
INES ana ne lot No SIX adoips lot No ave thirty
SIX eet nYe inches front DyAdes street. by hundred
snd twenty ieet in depth the line separating from lot
no nFe one hundred and twenty feet three inches also
uephoh be He fubourg Paisance and twenty eight
seven inches and six lines in width in the rear.
EespeF WIN vi the dependencies Of said lots of ground
-Bervation. - 9-F'7- - ~
Being the same property acquired by defendant by purchase
rom WIDOW j. Il Esaban per act passed before D. CLARK
Of July, 1877 S' Va ~ ~
Seized Ia The ab0Fo suit
ISL RRAs-Gash On the sp5t
HARRY r. HAYS,
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LETTER FRonx PAR1a.


Special Correspondence Of ths New orleans orsgcentI
PARIs, June %, 1866.
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Test made by Bulkeys Patent Lumber Dryer One piece Of
Pine board ia inches wide q inches thick weight b.
o. in and gagged out II bio lost in weight This
lumber dried in the yard three years. and one year hot
air kin by recommend this process manufacturers
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NfedIcaI Rnths.

Remedies prepared and furnished for Ague Feves Dlarr
hea Dysenter Riiousness Weakness Humous Female Oh
strucons Irregularities eoprompty efcacious and re
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90 Il.1EatHre b9aI.s . ! .. sanp515
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The Dry Kiln built under the direction your Agent fol
seasoning slaves has been in use believe
performs its work ully well you claim for it, would
about 81 soon 1ay green slaves those partly seasoned
seas 80
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From Moore az CampIon,
Philadalnhia

Test made by Bplkeys Lumber Dryer Of two pieces Of
Walnut Inch boards, II inches wide shruDb
6 inch in width 10 inches wide as dry IA Il cond b
made, shrunk inch in width In opinion this proce
takes shTnkage OF the lumber than any other and
does lninrn il -I -
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouBT3 FOLGER 4 CO. vs.. NELSON DU-
OF New Orleans RANO-No. 1880
RR VIRTUE Of 81 writ of seizure and sale,
A. directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court OF
New Orleans in the above entitled Gharas Beuvenue
late sheriff ana by said late sheriff to transferred viii
proceed TO sell at public auction, the MerchHns
oneers Exchange Royal street between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District this city on TUES
Day the 2h day Of July 1866 Il O'Clock NJ the follow
ing described property, viz
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements
thereon rights privileges and Rppurtenances thereto
or in any wise ppertanng situated in the First District Of
this city in the bounded by Clio Erato Bacchus
DryRdes Streets and designated lot No So pa7 de-
posted in T. Office Of n o. Stark notary public in this city
nnder the No. IT. Sad lot q front on Clio
street by depth between parallel lines Of l59 feet 10
ana lines Being the property acquired by defendant
by purchase from the cessiOn Of the te Bell per
passed before SAID Notary the 18th day Koyem-
Der, 1859
Seized in the above suit.
E3- TERMs-Cash the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
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NEW YORK.
NEEDLEs AND FISHING TACKLE
ANDREW CLERK { CO,

No. ~ Maiden Lame, New Yorh,
Sole Importers Of JOS Warrins celebrated DRILLED EYE
NEEDLES, beg to notify their old CUSTOMERS aud tho puba
that they have on hand tul assortment OF
Narins Drilled Eye Needles,
WArrus Telegraph Needles caskes extra large "A
Marrins Needles in syn9pLleL cases; new article.
WARNS Surgeons, MlllnbrH sHtl, Pack Needless etc
These Needles have been before the public Tor thirty yea
and acknowledged BY good judges superior 10 ali attn
ers In temper finish, uniformity and quality II steel
Our assortment Of Fishing TACKLE Ia COupete and tho
most extensive in this any nther country.
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DR. W. N. MERCER VS.. FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr OF
SHEPHERD BROWN ana
Wh X. CRANE, Testa-
tGnentary ENeueOr. NEW ORGANISING. 16 ,223.
DIV VIRTUE oEa writ ~ seizure and sale,
~ directed BY The Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New
Oeans in the above emitted cause, Ghs Benvenue
sheriff and by said late sheriff transferred Will proceed
to sell at public auction the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange, Royal street, between CEna and CstomhOuse
streets il the Second District ot is city TUESDAY the
Hh DIZZY OF August 1866 At II O'CLOCK the following de-
scribed property, viz -
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated on
the battuTe Of the suburb Del0rd in the First Dis
ict # this Gi:y, measung in French s4 feet
front on the River Mississippi the front Front
street. and extending from said Front the waters
edge bounded above by the polonEaon u the lower line
Ero late suzett and below by the baturs in front
Of the lot OF grouud formerly belonging t. Urban Gaennie
togeth with the right all accetu and baure formed
70 be formed by the Mississippi river the rights priv
eges, thereunO belonging any appertaning
Acquired by the late Joseph Jonnston and Shepherd Brown
jointly, from Mrs sarah Ann Writer'S wife Kennedy
passed before F. q Guyelier notary public his
city on the 9th May 1852
Plan of the above described property will be exhibition
at the Exchange days previous tot hut Of sale
Seized in the above suit
Rss-TERAs-CaBh the spot in u s. Treasury notes.
HARRY 7. HAYS
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DERREEGEB AND COLTS PIsToL&-
~ All Styles
-ALso-
shaps, Smith Nelson's and raAksr For sails b.
]. e. HALsEY CO., AucrioEERzs,
and Hardware Commission Merchants,
bs Beekman street. New YORK
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wards Imly spend the evening with the great
tragio actress Nine, Ristoii, who viii soon leave
as for the United States.
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rATENr LuMnMR DRYER.


suPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM . no 4 DAYS
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ROBERT FOULDs,
IMPORTER or FRENCH, ENGLISH AND eEEMAH
Toys, Fancy Goods. China and Fireworks
MANUFACTURERS OF TRANSPARENT sLATEs
No. SO John street, New York
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zee lAggLn oF raE sKAL1rz.

As it was at ths place that the prineinaI gabtino
took place. The day Of the 9th was the most
sangulnary Of the TIVE, The latest advieeg state
mag after the battle Of Skalitz the Prince Of rus-
w demanded an armatice, which was, however,
AZ aAea ey t6e general, It il affirmed that many
anto the hands of the Kaiserliehs-
VIZ have. too reaeivaa @ ~
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Rf% TEsns-Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff If the Parish OF Orleans
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19
: - -
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LET those who have doubted the virtues of
Ball Cedron Bitters if any such there be, read the
GLOWING certificate from gentlemen well known
n this community and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will
ave the lives OF thousands of our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 3, 1868.
We, the undersigned have seen the good effects
produced by the of DR.. John Bulls Cedron
Btters in cases of general debility and prosration
of the system, and believe its general use would
prevent disease and relieve much suffering. Among
our soldiers particularly would this be the case,
especially those who are exposed to miasnntic in
Hunce in the southern climate.
Davis Green Co., wholesale shoe dealers, Maiu
Street, Louisville.
Chas. b. Cotton, Collector of the Port of Louis
villa, Ny.
Col II. Dent. Provost Marshal General of Ken
lucky
Julius Winter Clothing Merchant cor. Sd and
Market Streets. Louisville, Ky.
Rev. d. p. Henderson, Vice President of SAM
tary Commission.
Hart Mapother, photographers, cor. Market and
Third Streets, Louisville, Ky.
Geo. p. Doern, Prop. Louisville Anzeiger.
! llughs Parkhll Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers,
Main Street Louisville.
! Capt $. i. Ilildrcth, of steamer Maj. Anderson.
Maj. l.. T. Thurston, Paymaster U. s. Army.
C. NJ Metcalf National Hotel, Louisville, Ky,
Col. lessee Bayles, 4th Ky. Cavalry.
George d. Prentice, Louisville Journal
For sale by FINLEY n STEWART.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19
MARRIED,

In this city, on the 9TH inst by the Rev. A. W.
Meacham, DIR. Ben. l.. WILLS, Of Garrettsburg, KY,
to Miss ELLEN, youngest daughter of r. W. Thorn
as, senior Editor of this paper.
We tender our heartiest congratulations to our
young friends in their new career OF life. "May
the brightness of their hopes be ever unob cured
by solitary cloud Of adversely with no dream Of
happiness disappointed, no joy untasted, no pleas
urc unrealized, prospect blighed, but surround
cd by every delight that heart could desire i'm
agination suggest"
AT the residence of J. NJ. Rice, near this city, on
the 9Th inst, by the Rev. II. s. Hunter, Mr.. T. II.
KIMBRouGH, of Kenlucky,ato Miss BETTE kM-
BRorGH, of this county. 4r
Our friend Tom. has become Laioa man at last,
but under temptations, too alluring for mortal re-
sistance. Knowing the temptations as well as we
do, we heartily forgive him. Whatever Exchange
he may have made during his rebel career, be new
er made one more to his advantage and happiness
than this. Although this one makes him prison
er for life, we will bet that he never takes any oath
to get out of such bissfu duresa.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19
I ElIER h I Y, REaAISise uS-

I E7TER LIST.--.LETTERs REMAINING UN.
IL claimed in the Post OfIice at Clarksville Tenn.
on the 1 9th day Of January, 1866. Va
aeAYTo obtain any OF these letters the appli-
cant must call for "iaeertised i.eitefs, give Re
date of this list, and pay two cents for advertising
BeA- "If not calledAfor within ONE MONTH,
they will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
"Free delivery of letter, byscarricrs, at the resi-
dences Of owners, IN cities ard large towns, NAV
bc secured bv Observing the following rules:
81. Direct letters plainly 10 the street and num-
ger, as well as the post-olice and State.
az. Head letters with the writer post-of,ice aud
State, street and number, sign them plainly with
full name, and request that answers be directed
accordingly. h-t b" ''
"3. Letters TO strangers or transient visitors in a
town or city, whose special address may be I'M
KNOWN should be marked, in the lower lcftrhand
corner with the word Transient ="
~. Place the postage stamp on the upper right
hand corner, and leave space between the stamp
and direction for post-markng without interfering
with the writing. NLl NIL
"N. B.-A request for the return of a letter to
the writer, If unclaimed within thirty days when
written or printed with the writer's name post
Office and State, across the icftlhand end of the
envelope, on the face side, will be complied with
at the usual prepaid rate OF postage, payable when
the letter Is delivered to the writer--Sec. 49, Law
If 1963f ~ -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19
The Monroe Doctrine.

| strong effort is being Nude, in the North, q
get w M excitement on the aNlonroc Doctrine
but it seems 10 us, THAI the issue is well nigh oh
so,e,e- Wc.havc never been able to understand Tie
principles upon which this government bases a
fright TO interfere with the internal affairs Of any
other eoxornmcnt whether upon this or any
other Continent. The right may exist but, If SO
it is unlimited, and can be as justly enforced in
Europe, Asia and Africa as in Mexico, and is as np.
plicablc TO monarclies already established, as to
those in contemplation. And whcncvefthis govern
ent attempts 10 reduce the theory to practice, the
powers of Europe, alarmed at the spirit of inter-
vcntion, will get up "Monroc doctrine of their
own, and, in selfdcfenee, resist the movements of
a government which, while aeglee.ing the best in
erests OF its own people, undertakes to dictate to
other nations the institutions best adapted to their
advancement in happiness and prosperity.
We do not, Of course, know the Presidents
views on this subject, but shall be surprised to
learn that he favors any such Quixotic attempt to
redress the wrongs, real or imaginary, of foreign
countricsi and especially at time when the gov
eminent is overwhelmed with debt, and eight mil.
lions of its people are denied the boon of liberty
which is sought to be conferred upon the mongrel
mass which makes mp the population of Mexico
Notwithstanding the rumors to the contrary, we
10 not believe that the Emperor of France will
withdraw his support from Mexico without AN as.
surancc Of strict neutrality the part of this gov
ernrnent Such an assurance wild be equivalent to
an abandonment Of the Monroe doctrine, and if
Withheld, the result must be war with France, or
retreat under cover of noisy Illumination and I'M
meaning vaporings. The radicals may deem it
their especial mission to take both Indians and
negroes under their protecting care and may en-.
deavor To bring on war in furtherance Of this
mission but we believe the President is too pru-
dent and practical to lend his power and influence
to any such hazardous scheme. He would rather
heal dssention at home, and re-establish the land
marks OF republican liberty, as they once existed
between the States and the Federal Government,
than NEEDLE with the Institutions of foreign
country. a.N
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tives Of those States. He indicated very clcarf,
tlint he was opposed to sending rowing Committc,
! throughout the South to obtain information re-
specting afxs, for the reason that they would take
months to accomplish the mission. The Commit
tee gave No indication of the views Of the join
Committee FOR they did not know then what they
were.
Secretary Of the Treasury. McCulIoch, commu
nicated to the House a statement of the difficulties
attending the assessment and collection Of internal
revenue in the late discretionary districts by
reason of the inability of revenue officers to take
the test OATH Without II they cannot draw pay
and the majority Of them are so poor that they are
forced to seek other employment viii III viii return
ready cash aud enable them to- live. The Secretary
urges that the test oath be nsoded in its applca-
ton TO internal revenue officers.
Before the commencement Of the war Of secess-
ion the debts of the Southern States amounted
to one hundred and 6fty millions, most of the
bonds being held in Europe. Of this large sum Of
indebtedness Missssippi held share reaching TWEEN
ty millions, North Carolina nine millions, and yir-
ginia ffty.siS millions. 90 81. ''Ai'}
The Louisville Journal says "Jeff Davis can
not be convicted Of treason BY q jury that can be
made up in the nation, and the consequences of an
attempt to convict him would be evil all evil and
only evil. 5. - ..Dt-
! a lot OF negroes in Caddo Parish, on the Red
River, rose in arms about ten days ago and tried 10
murder the oversecr, but failed. They marched to
another place wanting reinforcemcnts. The mill
tia nabbed them all without serious difficulty, and
arrested accompces on several plantations where
aims and ammunition were found secretcd in quan-
tity. Previously the freedmen in that section had
refused to work. The militia and military in
Caddo are under arms.
| The LEyEEs.-The yicksburg Herald of the 10th
of December, snys;- s
The bill for rebuilding the levcos on the Mssiss-
ipp river and retaining our swamp lands, passed
the Legislature Saturday, and has been approved
by the Governor tax is 70 be laid on the land
and productions Of the counties interested, on the
faith of which is to be raised an amount at once,
equal to The accomplishment Of the work.
Portugal, by attempting to legalize civil mar
liages, has brought the thunders Of the church
about its ears. ..,
The paymaster general disbursed during the last
fiscal year $780, ea+ Ode Oh. In four years 81 029,
600, 900. ft lt-r 90. 'I -.|H
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19

Mr.. FAnSEswoRrH, member of Congress from
Illinois in II speech, advocating negro suffrage,
said lie would prefer seat beside Fred Douglas to
else there is no truth in the adage, that Hbirds of
feather tlOek together" Mr.. Framework knows
his own value in the social scale, and no one will
Object to his choice, unless it may be Fred Doug
las, whose character might suffer by the association
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19

GgN 'CrGpo GoUno' WILLIAMS was u have
lch Nashville, on Tuesday last, with sixty other
cmigrans for Mexico. 1t is sad spectacle to wit
nssS the departure Of SO many of the noble and
gallant sons of The Sosth To seck in a foreign land,
the freedom denied them in this, and to escape the
humiliation of social equality with the negroes so
lately their slaves. Bat we cannot blame them
The temptations to cmgrae arr great the induce
mcnlS 10 remain belong not to the present aud are
hut dimly disccmiblc in the distant future The
radicals ould he pleased TO see the South deserted
lay tho whites save and except the few who con
sdlrr themselves no better than negroes, and their
legislation is shaped, evidently with view to this
result. Well Mexico is a glorious country, and
whatever its government is preferable 10 this, with
negro suffrage, negro equality, mie,cgenatics and
radical ule-a combination of evils that never he
fire existed IN earth o.d eau find no parallel on,
of the domnons -. Pluto. It may he, however,
that the President will be able TO avert some Of
these evils, and it may be that those who delay
tlrir departure n few months may find I desirable
10 postpone Il indefinitely.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19

BUREAU RRFUGEEs AND FREEDMEN y
ir GAINESVILLE, Jan 9th 1866. g.,
Editors Chronicle: win You please publish the
following order for the benefit of all concerned;
Var Department. Bureau Refugees and Freedmen,
GAINESVILLE, Jan. 9th 1866. !
The circular issued from this office, December
9Th, relative to the hiring of Freedmen, is hereby
revoked from ard after this date.
VIC. BOND, Supt