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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-13
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

load, and you win realize what you have
been suspecting, and disatisded about for
some time. H N Isl LII
In viewsof this state Of things.I urge up
on our worthy Board Of Mayor and Alder
men, the importance Of looking into tbis
matter, and applying remedy that will be
satisfactory both to the dealers and their GUS
toners.
This can be easily done BY making II cbli.
gatory upon the dealer, under such penalties
as he would hesitate to incur to have all his
boxes properly measured, and branded BY
some city officer. This brand should be
what they will hold level full. This, sug-
gest as the remedy that can be most speedily
put in operation.
Another would be pair Of large wagon
scales owned by the corporation, where some
officer of the city could weigh and give GER
tlfcates of the net weight Of coal, hay, corn
oats &c. fr
As to wood, in many cities before II is sold
the owner has to apply to an appointed city
officer, for certificate Of its measurement
before he is allowed to sell it. By such or.
ordinances as these, justice Is assured TO both
purchaser and seller.
As it is with us, we purchase bushel oil
coal or cord of wood, and 1t is delivered by
guess, for all we know. We again urge upon
our Board Of Mayor and Aldermen the i'm.
portance of rectilying this state of things
and upon you, Messrs. Editors, the impor-
lance Of urging il upon them.
| A. SrryERER
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

THOSE half and half southern men
who have favored the ratification of
the constitutional amendment, on the
plea that it would secure immediate
representation, and prevent any far.
ther demands, have no longer any
such ground to stand upon. The 81
mon pures of the Radical dynasty
have declared that no such result will
follow the degrading concession, aud
that no southern State shall be repre-
scented until it has secured to the me-
gro the unconditional right of suff-
rage. We hops, this will satisfy the
soft-shell friends of the South, that
the adoption Of any measure calcula-
ted to degrade our people, will be a
gratuitous act Of infamy, and that
thoy will now, stand up for the honor
and dignity Of the South, and cease
to hope that "thrift may follow fawn-
ing" ...
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11
PUBLIC MEETING FOR THE RELIEF
OF THE SOUTH.

A called meeting, for the reliei of South
ern restitution, was held ut the COURTEOUS,
on last Monday. Col. J. E. BAurY being
called to the chair and DR.. N. L. THOMAS
appointed Secretary, committee Of eigh
were chosen TO select subcommittee for the
county. The following committee wa,
named and appointed: N. l.. Thomas, Rob-
W. Ferguson, Thomas Mills, J. B. Halyard
Samuel Wilson, R. H. McFall, w. X. Cum
mings and Gopher Smith.
This committee of eight selected the fol-
lowing gentlemen as subcommittee for tbs
various districts Of the county:
No. l.-walter Fowlkss, NJ. G.. Carney
]. B. Dortch. 1lr aff .9t
No. IN. B. Dudley, - Hancock, Esq
No. s3.--Dr. N. L. Thomas, Kin. Davie
DR.. B. H. Thomas. aa
No. "A. J. Wooteu, Rob't Chiffon, DR.
Singleton. ..... . r
No. b.-N. L. Northington, J. T. Adkins
Dr.. J. T. Burden. ~ i.-.
No. Oh. NJ. Dudley, B. Pollard, Dr.. S
W. Dawson. ~ * tf5 - 81
No. IA. c. Richards, Green Carr, W
H. Burgess. -5f ti8
No. 8. Lemuel Cherry, A. G. Brown,
B. Halyard. ra-
No. 's.-Levi Cooper, George Coleman, c
FREDERICK. h- -t- s af.i
N. lo.--E. L. Williams, J. H. Patrick, T
Majors. 10
No. n.-Henry Brown, VIII. Crouch
P. 0. Travis. G- i,i y af
No. i2.-G. w. Hillman, Q. H. Morrison
@. NJ. Barker. y 2r. re' q HISS
No. l4.-W. p. Atkins, R. L. King, W
b. Stewart. va. 20 la,Y
No. l5.-Dr. McCauley, N. e. Bagwell,
II. R. Wilson.
No. lew. G. Batson, 8. D. Ramey
WIN. Harvey. ."-
No. IF. N. Featherson, DR.. W.
Holmes, II. o. Wyatt.
No. ls.-Henry Lyle, G. T. Absrnathy
N. II. Allen. ~ Al iag rs. sa
Fo. l9.--Capt. J. NJ. Peacher, r. II. Nc
Fall, P. B. Williamson.
No. 2O.--I. D. West - Nesbitt, Jane
Nolen. : Jazz hti 2" fst
D. N. Kennedy was then appointed recei
yer of money, DR.. Lvrton, of clothing an
sacks, and A.. F. Smith, of provisions,
whom all contributions, in their RESPECTIVE
capacities may be sent.
J. Z. BAILEY, Chm.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

In addition to this, We have also received,
through Mrs. Norris, very considerable do.
nation of clothing, furniture, ETC., from the
merchants and friends in Cincinnati. Also
from Mr.. Robert Morrell, of New York, two
second mortgage bonds, of $500 90 each, Of
the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville r.
X. Co. The ladies desire to return their most
grateful thanks TO all who have thus con.
tributed to aid US in our important charity.
A $50 to acknowledge their Indebtedness, fol
various favors, to Capt. Wise, General Steam.
boat Agent, Cincinnati, and to our former
townsman, Mr.. Fisher. Also to Mr.. Ed
Lewis, of this city, to Mr.. Walter Neblett
Capt. G'acey, and Mr. Mat. Gracey. Also
the Captains Of the steamboats, Emma Floyd
Havana, Lexington, and Tyrone for theil
kindness in delivering freight for this Asy.
lum, free Of charge.
BY order of the President.
A. G. MuNFORp, Secretary,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11
THE rumor is afloat that Raymon,

The rumor is afoat that Raymond
and Weed are maneuvering to secure
the nomination Of Gen. Dix for the
Presidency, and expect, no doubt, to
bring fshy democrats to his support.
We are no democrat. never were and
never expect to be-; but there is no
other party with which we can act, SO
we take the liberty Of suggesting that
the party give Raymond and Weed a
wide berth hereafter, organize upon
broad, comprehensive principles and
repudiate all such men as Dix. The
last election proves that no compro-
mise of principle, and no attempted
afiiliation with the Weakened Of 9TH
or parties will secure success. On
the contrary, the willingness to com
promise argues both weakness and
Generalization, and being SO received,
the inevitable tendency. is to defeat
The strength of party lies, first, in the
purity Of its principles, and next, in
its unfaltering devotion to its plat,
form. No other course can long spc.
coed, and in times such as the present
when the hand Of usurpation is on
the throat Of constitutional liberty
the sternest tests should be applied
to candidates and electors, in order
to exclude Raymond and all who
like him, would sell their birth right
for mess Of pottage. m ss.7at,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

THE Legislature of Maryland, it
seems, will soon call convention to
remodel the constitution, and repair
the damage done to law and order by
the violent proceedings of a usurping
faction We almost envy the people
of that State whose rights and liber-
ties are so soon to be restored. Ten
nesseo will follow suit, but the time
when, is an unsettled question. We
do not yet know to what other out
RACES we are to be'subjected before
the wheel Of fortune begins to turn
in our favor, and it may be that the
present Legislature will exhaust its
ingenuity in erecting barriers between
the people and their rights. These
may retard, but cannot prevent oui
ultimate success.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

THE January number of De Bows
Review has come to hand, and we
give aportion of its table of contents,
having no time to read any portion
Of it, before going to press: Memo
ries Of the war, by the Editor. Mil.
toms domestic life. Civil policy Of
America. The American fisheries.
Human motives. John Stuart Mills
on political economy, and the New
Era Of southern manufactures. These
with the Departments of agriculture,
commerce, education, etc, promise
fully to sustain the reputation of the
Review as the sblest publication, Of
the kind, on this continent.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

THERE seems to be no end to Rad
ical schemes for running the South
The latest is the adoption Of the con
stitutional amendment by three
fourths Of the northern States, and
as soon as this is done, to take steps
for the military government of the
ten districts, formerly known as
southern States. The indications arc
that this is the real programme, but
like the others, its execution is sur.
rounded by difficulties that cGunot be
easily overcome.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11


wAsHrssfos, Jan. .-The decision IL The
test oath Coo will not b made until the l4th.
The majority opinion viii b delivered by
Judge Grier, who Is sustained BY Jpdges
Clifford, Nelson, Field and Waynes The
dissenting opinion win be delivered by Judge
Miller, and be sustained by Judges Chase,
Swayne, and Davis. ~ sssss.ssy 'sssss -,ls1s
MORE RADICAL THUNDER PROMISED.
There was a full attendance in both Hous-
|es to-day, as though something Of special
interest was looked for. It. Is rumored on
the floor that Mr.. Ashley viii state the facts
in his possession going 70 justify the propos-
ed impeachment, and that Wade viii give
the Senate his impression Of the South.
THE TonrueAs PRISONERS.
Mudd, Spaugler, Arnold, and OLaughlin
the assassination coHspirators, will, in conse-
quence of the Supreme Court decision con-
corning military commissions, be brought "a
Washington from the Dry Tortugas aud BE-
handed over toa civil tribunal. "a
VETO OF THE DISTRICT SUFFRAGE BILL.
The President sent TO the Senate mes
sage vetoing the District suffrage bill. TIL,
President regrets having to disagree with
Congress and proceeds to discuss the relations
existing between the coordinate branches o
the Government and the powers Of EACH
The message shows that the bill confers upol
the negro greater privileges in the Distric
than are accorded to him in any State Nortl
or South.
TIE COTTON TAX. '-f'
The COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means will no
recommend any change In the tax on cotton
.rHElssw rock BANK .cAsEs.g
Justice Nelson to-day delivered his opinio
in the. New York Bank cases. affirming tn
decision Of the lower courts. Chase, Wayne
and Swayne dissented. ~ q j ~ -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

The President has vetoed the bill
confering suffrage upon the negoes of
the District His objections are clear
ly stated and ably sustained. Butt it is
casting pearls before swine, to reason
with the grossly corrupt party that
now lords it over the entire country.
The length of the message is, We
apprehend, too great for our columns.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

RuMoR says that old Thad is going
to fix up bill, declaring the ten
southern States in a state of siege.
The President ought 10 commission
him to conduct tho siege, arm him
with squirt and station him in a
thicket, like that in which he sought
shelter, on memorable occasion,
when flying before storm which he
was mean enough to raise, but too
eowardly TO face. .e-.r I4 f,.,.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

ASHLEY, of Ohio, who has been
making great blow about impeach-
ing the President, has concluded to
throw the responsibility upon the
Judiciary committee. He does not
go boldly to the mark, like an hon.
estman with honest intent, but creeps
up to it like conscious thief.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

GREEDY ascribes the late war to
"natural antagonisms." He is right.
Oil and water will as readily mix as
southern and northern characteristics
will harmonic. The yankee must be
educated up to our standard, or We
must sink to his before there can be
any bond of sympathy. We are as
distinct people as were the cauting
Roundheads and the gallant Cava-
liers.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

AN indianapolis paper says in 1860
there were two hundred and sixty.
three applications for divorce in that
county, 1t is no wonder that people
who can't live in peace with their
wives, will not do 50 with their neigh
bors That number Of divorces il
not asked for in the entire South, in
ten years, unless the applicants are
immigrants from the North.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

lr is announced that seventy pull
pits, in Connecticut, are vacant, Ii
would be better for the morals of the
people if all the rest were in the same
Gx The preachers of the North, are
= eurse 10 tay country aad disgrace
GO oligion.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

0RAS7 and Stanton, 81 is said, have
had an Interview. to discuss the effect
ofthe Supreme Courts decision upon
military doings in the South. The
conclusion they arrived at is, that il
nullifes the Civil Rights and Freed.
mems Bureau bills, aud instructions
must be. giyen. in accordance with
this decision. 1t is conceded, too,
that all the officers, who served on
military commissions, are liable to
criminal prosecution. This gives
justice a fair chance At Stanton, Holt
Geary, Palmer. and others who played
the part Of tyrants in fancied securi'
ty-. We hope they will be made to
suffer to the full extent of theii
crimes.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11
:" DIR. h. N. AGREE. q
De ntal Surg con

GAINESVILLE, TENN, ''
Office on corner of Sd aud Madison streets,
Immediately between the Railroad Passen-
ger Depotand the Court-house. -.gF,a l,15
Teeth extracted, without pain, by the use
of Nitrous Oride or Laughing Cas-" or
Richardson's Narcotic Spray. Teeth inserted
from one to an entire SET | consider snc-
cessful practice Of seven years, in GAINESVILLE,
a sufficient reference. q LiTiLFJl1
Jan. / l., '67.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11
\ DR.. B. N. HERRING.

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED
In Clarksville, tenders his services TO the
citizens of the city and surrounding country.
Office and residence on the corner Of Com-
merce and Second streets.
Jan. II, ise7-6 ~ fakgF0
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

CNcIEsATI, Jan. AT the city election
| In Oovlngton on Saturday the Democrats
elected their whole city ticket by about three
hundred majority also all their ward Off
GERS except two. The next Board OF City
Council win stand 8 Union and II Demo-
Gratis. Hr
At the municipal election at Msysvllle to.
d. the Radical tickle, was successful.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11
p OVER OATS;
Consisting Of Fine Beaver, chincheliA. ga
glish, Melton and sfai -
s. Cashmere Wool.

Our stock Of Underwear and Fursishing
Goods OF every description--Hata. Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, vsliess, Umbrellas,
&c, 10 complete. Especial attention paid 10
Extra Sizes. We keep q large
lot Of samples on hand, from which We esa
order suits for our customers on the shortsss
notice. ~ ..
We call upon our old friends and the pub
lie generally 70 give " call before pug.
chasing sisswhsrs.
firAgl w MAs6IE 4 DANIEL.
(,et. A. sat- I
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13
SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber, wishing to remove to Smyrna
offers for sale small farm, situated in Appoquni
mink Hundred, New Castle County, containing 81
ACRES and some perches.
This farm is near Prices Corner, few miles
from Smyrna close to Blackbird, Middletown, and
Odessa. Churches aud School Houses convenient.
good store at Dexters Corner, which is also very
near.
There is good I'WO.S7ORY DWELLING
HOUSE and fine, large barn with carriage-house,
corn-crib, stabng for three horses and very large
lott. Buildings substantial and nearly new. Smoke
Ia use and u pump of excellent water close to the
kitchen door. There is also small YOUNG
PEACH ORCHARD on the place. All under good
fencing. clear and ndisputable title will be given,
and possession at any time.
TERMS-Two thousand dollars cash, prefe red,
or if more convenient for the purchaser in two pay
ments; good house on Commerce Main Sts.,
Smyrna, will be taken in part or whole payment.
Also, good Horse and Carriage, and superior
Mich Cow, will be sold cheap, for cash.
Octl6.9w. HENRY NJ. IOFFECKER.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13
PAINTS FOR FARMERS

AND OTHERS-THE GRAFTON MINERAL l.
sAlNT COMPANY now manufacturing this
BEST, cheapest and most durable Paint in use; ; two
coats well put on, mixed with pure Linseed OH, will
last lO or l5 years; it is of light brown or beautiful
slone' olive, or drab 10 suit the taste of the con.
sumner 1t IS valuable for Houses, Barns, Fences,
agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car makers,
WOodehware, Canvas. Metal and Shngle Roofs
Ut being Fire and Water proor) Bridges. Burial
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Oil Cloths, Zone Manufacturer having used 5000 bbIs.
the pas year ana as paint for any purpose is
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Price Sc per bbt, of 800 ts which wiIIsupny
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Grafton Mineral Paint. Address DANIEL BID
WELL, Proprietor, 254 Pearl st, New York. Agents
Wanted.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-13
SOMETHING
ENTIRELY NEW TOR SMYRNA!
Something that ought to have been started long ago

Sonethlug t9t ought 10 nave Deen starte0 long ago
J. H. PRIMROSE, has remoddIed his store.house,
and fitted it up neatly into two beautiful Storerooms
He occuPics one hmsef, and is prepared to offer TO
his friends, the public, and especially TO his late
csoncrs the largest, cheapest and best variety of
go,ds in his line that graced this beautiful
tnwn or any OtlTcr town south of Wilmington.
This hps oa goods (the new feature referred toy
Comprises,
HATS and CARS,
IO1'S aud SHOES,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS & MATTINGS,
Ladies' X Chldren's Plain & Fancy FURS,
BUFFALO ROBES and UMBRELLAS.
Ills Bouts and Shoes nearly all bought from
IN nufaciurers, aud all the best City Made goods !;
r.rry p.ir guaranteed represented Ladies can
get any III of shoes they want, either for them
selves or their iamille.
His Hat and Cap Department is superior to any
house SoutI of Wilmington. You can always find
{ le cle4pc.t assortment OF Hats and Caps, and all
ihe latest New York styles that out. He is
stanty receiving fresh goOIs. Ladies, you find
Hat aud Caps iUr your little boys.
Ladies pu' suit of Furs find the largest
sortmen ever kept in the town; he very particular
an selecting good and fresh goods, and will sell them
at manufacturers prices. You can buy Muff
Ca,e at lower figure than you at any retail
house in Philadelphia. lie has the best Siberian
Squirrel hy the set as low Sl2 90, up high as
$50 90; Also s lille Mink and Chdren's Furs, and
grntlrmen's Beaver Collars.
He has fitted up a room in the second story, where
he always expects keep full line of Carpets and
Oil Cloths. He has a very extensive assortment
how on hand, such Three Ply, Ingram, Venitian,
Oaks. Duchess, Rag, Hemp, Cottage, Step, and
various other kinds OF Carpets.
The subscriber has singled out the above named
articles, and by dealing exclusively in them is pre-.
pared TO sell at a lower figure than any house in
town. Tor the following ist. He keeps one
line OF goods. 3D. By SO doing he buy cheaper.
20. EIe buys principally from the manufacturers;
buys the best goods and pays but one profit. 4th
Tie whole secret is, he buys and sells for cash by
buying and selling, he sell at least twenty
rer cent. less than any other merchant in the town.
Cone in and look, and you will find the best assert
ment ever offered in the town.
]. Ii. PRIMROSE
Commerce Street, bel. Market.
Nov. l3, 1867. SMYRNA, DEL.
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We ore Coming,

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