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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24
THE riots in Richmond, Browns

Tue riots in Richmond, Browns
vile, Mobile and other places, plain
ly demonstrate the fact, that the
Yankee omisarios, in the South, are
determined to make political capital
cut of the blood of both races. 1t
is difficult for an upright man to
imagine how any human being can
become SO soulless, so brutalized rs
deliberately to arouse the worst pas
sions Of an impulsive and uneducated
people, for the mere chance Of self
aggrandizemcnt-having no care for
the terrible results likely to follow,
farther than to keep their own worth
less carcasses beyond the reach Of
danger.
SO far, the prudence of the whites
and the good sense Of a large portion
of the blacks have prevented any dis
turbance here, and it is to be hoped
that the same causes will continue to
operate and preserve that harmony
and good feeling between the races,
which it would delight the Radi-
calls to destroy, Could it be known
what lies are told, what demo
Mac sentiments are uttered, and
what deeds are prompted in the
midnight conclaves Of the Loyal
Leaguers, tho wonder would be, not
that the peace is preserved, but that
bloodshed is not a daily occurrence
on our streets and highways. From
the Governor down to the obscurest
wretch who wears the collar of his
Radical masters, the ceaseless effort
Is to array the whites and blacks
against each other in deadly hostili,
BY, hoping from the scenes Of conflict,
to gather the spells without personal
risk, and to exult amid the desolation
that will have resulted from their
fondish teachings, If the blacks
prove true to their own section and
best interests, such a fate may be
ayerted, but not otherwise.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24

TUE Military despotism is rapidly
tightening its coils around its victims
at the South. Such is the material
of which Northern Generals are
made, that it was, perhaps, impossible
for the President to find satraps
whose vanity or viciousness does not
disqualify them for just and humane
exercise of power. If the five cho-
sen, are the best, the Lord have mer-
cy on the balance; if they are not,
the President is guilty of a great
wrong in their appointment, "a
good man is merciful to his beast"
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Sales by Harrison & Shelby on the 2ist
inst, of ll2 hhds. as follows:
ST. 90, is 20, Is O5, 3 atl4 so, IA 40,
Ia As, at IA 90, l3 80, 10 50, 10 10,
ID 40, ID 80, ID as, 10 20, Is 10, II %.
IL so, IL 80, 3 at II 20, IL AS, 2 nj
II IS, IL 80, IL So, 8 As, 2 IS, 2 95,
80, so, 40, 5 95, 8 rs, 10 60, 40,
s 25. 2 at 4 e5, ii 90, 20, IL 80, 5 45,
IL 40, . 80, IL 60, 90, 10 20, 6 IS,
o 80, 8 IS, 10 90. 80. 90, 8 so, 5 SO.
10 90, SO, 10 70, 6 80, So 3 20, 8 60,
0 80, 10 90, II 90, rs, 3 80, 10 90,
A 20, 8 rs, 10, 05, 80, 10 20, 5 35,
IL 60, 10 90, 4 10, 0 AS, 90, 0 80, 4 So,
0 90, II 65, 4 20, 2 rs 4 80, 9 Is, 90,
at ! 80, III 90, at 2 80.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24

GES. LEE As A TEACHER The Education
al Association of Virginia recently appointed
a committee 10 prepare an address In their
behalf, urging a hearty cooperation with
teachers in matters Of instruction, discipline,
etc. The eommi,te, in their report, drawn
up by Cen. Lee, came to the following sensi-
bic conclusion
/. The parent after committing his child
10 the teaching of another, should eontinne
to manifest AN affectionate interest in his
Improvement by constant inquiry and en-
ooungement.
2. The supplying Of young persons, while
lbsent from their homes, with needless money,
and the permission to contract debts, are to be
rep' obated as tempting to sinful prodigali'
~ aud multiplying dangers Of contracting
habits of vice.
3. The proper authority OF teachers must
be firmly sustained by parents.
T. Every young person should be informed
by his parents that he must be compelled 10
make himself useful to society by actual la
Dor in some humble sphere.
Aud last, an unworthy parent cannot reas-
DuaUly expect the teacher, against tbs eur.
rem, of his wrong example, 20 form his snn
isio worthy nsA
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24

LONDON, May 2l.-The Earl Of Derby says
officially that the American question will be
amicably adjusted. The proposition made
some time since 10 arbitrate the case, has
been refused. boz
LIVERPOOL, May 2l.-Frazier, Trenholm L
Co.. cotton merchants of this city, are said
TO have suspended. Liabilities large.
BERLIN, May 2o.-A horrible plot is dis
covered in Hanover, having for its chief pur-
pose the assassination Of King William. -
Count BismarcA and several notables in this
city are involved. Several arrests have been
made, and tits thought the scheme is entitely
frustrated. 'Nr'l lt'A
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24

W anc n0t surprised mat our
statement to the effect, that slaveiy
was abolished by the South, has been
privately contradicted by some par.
ties who feared that Radicalism might
be damaged by the fact. The denial
is accompanied by the charge, that
the statement is trick of ours to
cheat the negroes into voting against
Brownlow. If the freedmen never
vote the Conservative ticket until we
cheat them into it by telling them
anything which we cannot prove to
be true, they will never vote it. The
man who would lie to a negro about
a matter involving his future welfare
as well as that Of the State, must be a
Radical, or, if possible, something
worse. .tr -r ID
With regard to our statement, we
presume there is not a man of ordi
nary intelligence, black or white, who
dees not know that, after the close of
the war, Congress submitted to the
Southern States, as we'll as the North
ern, a proposition to amend the Con-
stitntion by inserting clause abol
ishing slavery throughout the United
States. What was this proposition
made for, if slavery had been abol-
ished by the Radicals? The fact that
it was made, proves that it had not
been abolished by Lincoln's procla
nation, and the fact that the war was
then over, proves that it was not abol
ished by the mere force of arms
How then, was it accomplished
When Congress submitted the amend
ment, the President urged the South
ern States to adopt it, with the assur.
ance that if they did so, they would
be restored to the Union, with all
their remaining rights, unimpaired
The South did not hesitate to abolish
slavery, thus paying the price set up
on restoration; but two years have
elapsed and the consideration for
which the price was paid, is still de.
MED to ten States that accepted the
proposition made by the government
at Washington. Not content with
having failed to comply with the bar
gain, the Radicals claim that they
abolished slavery, and try to keep
the freedmen from knowing the facts
in the case.
Were it worth while, we could re.
produce. the record to establish the
truth of our statement. But since
no man, unless fool or knave, will
deny it, we will not devote our space
to, or bore our readers with docu-
ments so familiar to them all. While
insisting upon the fact, that the
Southern States did abolish slavery
we claim no credit for an act perform
ed under such peculiar circumstances
But the good faith with which the
deed was done, is in striking contras,
with the sneaking Radical trcachery
which procured it to be accomplish
ed, and then failed to comply with
the terms Of the bargain.
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9th DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE,

9th DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE, .ts Elff
CLARKsvILLE, May 10th, 1857.
The Assistant Assessors of this District,
having made their annua; returns, hereby
notify all interested in these lists that they
are open for inspection at my Office in the
City Of GAINESVILLE, and will remain open
until the 30th INST.
All persons desiring to correct their assess
men's By appeal, can do scat any time up to
the 30th inst. 1886
Al'sppeas must be in writing, and specify
the reasons thereof. Noappeals can he heard
or corrections made after the lists have pass
ed into the hands of the Collector.
d. NJ. NYE, -aet,ng Assessor.
May nth, lS67-2w. ...
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24

WE TAKE PLEASURE in informing the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Clsrksville and vi
cinity, that we. have fitted up the room i'm
mediately over our store, in elegant style,
where we are prepared to furnish them with
Ice Cream, Both Day and Night.
Entrance through our Store. Families
supplied on short n,tice.
Very Respectfully,
LlG0N b ELY.
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ALCARD.


NEW foHH May is, 1857
We tave nmde engagements with all the
lines Of Transportation leading . this city,
to deliver Tobacco at our Inspection Ware
house free of the charge of drayage to the
Shippers. Shippers have only to state in
their bills Of lading, TO be delivered TO
Allen johnson 4 Co., Inspection
Warehouse, New York, and Il viii he
delivered to us free of drayage. Our Mr..
A lien johnson. who has had long experience,
rlspects every hogshead delivered to us him
self marking every sample with bis own
band and this IL never entrusted to employ.
ees. We respectfully solicit cousignments.
Warehouse fre-proof. ra.a ...s...
ALLEN JOHNSON & CO.
May "a, 'e7-it IS u VRw
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24

against the win Of their parents, as
this is but another form Of slavery /;
1 am opposed to all men and all
measures that would create conten-
ton and enInity between the two
races; / am opposed to mischief
makers to distarbers OF the peace,
to violent and revolutionary men !;
to all persons who do not strictly
obey the law and keep the peace I;
to men who disturb public meetings,
and use pistols when they should
use reason; and especially am l OPP
posed to all men and all laws that
would deprive the white men Of or
State, who obey the law and pay tax
es, of the common rights Of free citi-
zens; am opposed to copperheads,
confiscation radicals, TO Southern
fire eaters--to all violent men aud
measures Of all parties, North and
South. H.,
I The time has come, in my opinion
when the war should cease, and all
itizens be clothed with equal rights
1t is, perhaps, needless for me to
say to you, that l served through the
war in the United States Army.
have now given you a plain and
candid statement Of my opinions
and when the proper time comes
will address you again, and discuss
these principles. I ask you to cen
slider what I have here stated, and i
my views of men and measures sui,
you, it is well; if not, it is equally
agreeable me. lap.1 -
alIJf w. A. PETER. e
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Characteristic A
- AW ~
valuable Warehouses, Residen-
ces, Lots and Tobacco

Vim. N. Daniel, es. Heirs aud Creditors Of 7.
]. Pritche,t.
In pursuance Of nm order made In this
cause, at the April Term, 1857, l will offer
for Sale a the Court House, In GAINESVILLE.
on the 22nd June, 1867, the large Brick
Warehouse. situated on the corner CT Water
aud Commerce Street in GAINESVILLE, and
now occupid by nutehins q Grinter, and
also the houses aud Lois adjoining ,ls me,
and the Tan-yafd property ON tom,nerce
Street, adjoining the Fourdry Of Whitfield l.
Co. Thus warehouse u conmoaly. known as
the Forces \ Pritchett warehouse. and being
centrally located ,and easy OF access, ii is
probably the best warehouse property In the
city =. fttHA wrf
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash enough TO pay
cost, and the balance on credit OF 6, II, rs,
"a and 80 months. Notes with Two good sure
ties required and lien retained for tue pur.
chase money. Sold without The right OF re-
demp'ion A paltt Of the Lots can be seen
at my Office. frFa nrVAanr
W, 4. sHACKELFopD, G. & N.
May "a, '67-4w-pr. fee-ady&b-s. 'l
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Planters Bank Of Tennessee, %. yno. MorrI.

Planters Bank Of Tennessee, 70. Jno. Morris
In pursuance of an order made In this
cause, at the April term, 1867, OF the Chan
Gerry Court at Clarksville, will, on the 22nd
June next, offer al public auction, at the
Court House In GAINESVILLE, two certain tracts
OF land lying In Montgomery County, Ten
nessee, aud bounded as follows: One tract
contains 40 acres, bounded by the lands Of
John Dillon, Outlaw, Cummings and Ellio.t's
lands. Another tract contains s7A acres,
bonaded by the lands Of Aaroa Cummings,
Jarman and others. These lands being part
Of the PhOnix Arnace lalds.
TERMS One and two years credit
Notes bearing interest," from date, with good
surety required aud lien retained. No
right Of Redemption aflsr confirmation Of
sale, W. 7. SHACKELF0RD Q, a n.
Nay -. eTSv-rs ~ srvtb-e
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David GrAt sdm'r of z. Grant, %. 8. d.
Seat az ais

In compliance With an order made at the
April term, 1867, Of the Chancery Court at
Clarksvilie, viii, on the 22nd June next al
the Court house in Clarksville, offer at pub
lie auction, the lot Of ground bought b. sad
s. r. Seat Of z. Grant decd, in Clarksvile,
situated on franklin aud Main Streets sx-
tending from Foulks' corner on both said
streets, to McKoin's line. This,prcperty will
be divided into suitable brildihs lots and
streets before the day of sale, and will all DO
sold except the Lots purchased BY Donoho,
Henry and Shackelford of q. A. Henry, on
credit Of 6, IL, Is and "A montha Notes
with good sureties required, and lien're-
tanned for purchase money. No right or re-
deception or repurchase win remain to de-
PENDANTS sfler confirmation of sale. ,...S
W. T. SHACKELFoRD, CAM
May 20, '67-4w-prs.. fee ady&b-$.
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SENATOR WILSON claims, as q

SENATOR WILSON claims, as a
feather in the Radical cap, the elec.
tion of two negroes to the Legislature,
from Boston Jet he knows they
we're elected by a combined vote of
Democrats and negroes, against the
Radical Ctsdidats, This representa-
two Of Massachusetts puritanism is
s,ssrniRs,i = .sss pothiDg that may
/. cat ~ A.Aa. 'ts 'tsih
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w, I. SHACKELFOpD, G. l. NJ.
May "a, '67-4w-pr. fee-ady&b-S. fil
P. II. Thsrs'on, ct als, u. Heirs and Gre
N

P. II. Thsrs'on, ct ala, ". Heirs and Credi-
tors Of J. p. Williams, decd.
In pursuance OF an order made a. the
April term, 1867, Of the Chancery Court at
Clarksville, viii Offer, at public auction ON
the 22nd June next, at the Courthouse In
GAINESVILLE the valuable Warehouse belong
ing TO the estate Of 10. p Williams. This Is
a very large brick Warehouse, situated on
the corner of Water Street and Main Street,
at the tower corner of the wharf
TERMS OF SALE.--6, Ia. 10 and "a
monthscre and no right of redemption re-
served. Notes with good security, bearing
interest from date required, and lieu re-
!ained for the purchase money.
slr w. 7. SHACK, LFORD. G, 4 ".
May "a, '67-4w-pr fee-advGb-$. @
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ARNELL seems FESTIVE under the
charge that he fingered eight or ten
thousand dollars of the missing
School Fund. The man who drew
pay as member Of the Legislature
and of Congress at the same time,
need not finch under any accusation.
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Respectfully,
". A. SOLOMON, Secretary
Deluge Fire Company, No.

p. ST. understand that collection was
taken up here some time during the year
1865, to be applied in some way to secure
protection against fire, and that great ma
ny who contributed then, are of the opinion
that the money was used for the benefit of
the Fire Company. This is a mistake. |
have no personal knowledge of any such col
lection, but am certain that the Company
whose claims present, never received one
cent Of the money thus raised.
... w. A. s.
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This land is mostly rich bottom land and
lying within mile and y half OF the city Of
Clarksville, is admirably adapted for market
gardens and pleasant suburban residences.
TERMS.-0ne and two years credit. Good
security required and the notes TO bear inte-
rest from date, lien retained for purchase
money and no right Of redemption reserved
w 7. SHACKELF0RD, O. I'm.
May "a, ct, 4w-prs, fee avd&b-S
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TuE case Of Baxter against Brown
low is still being argued, with ability
on one side, aud billiugsgate OH the
other, The people of Tennessee,
who constitute the jury, viii hand in
their verdict % the drtt Thursday in
A.gssi
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W. t. sHACKELFoRD, @. &M.
May "a, '67-4w-prs. fec adv&b-$.
Margaret johnson, %. ". A, Quarles

Margaret johnson, ~. ". A, Quarles.
Ia pursuance of an order made at the
April term, 1867, Of the Cbancery Court at
GAINESVILLE, will sell at public auction, on
the 22nd June next, at the Court-bouse, in
Clarksville, the house and lot situated
on the corner Of First Co.'s and Main
streets, it being the house formerly occupied
and owned by Mrs Margaret Johnson. Thisi
Is good two-story brick dwelling, within
one hundred yards Of the public square.
TERMT OF SALE One and two years
credit. Purchasers required 10 give notes
with good security, and lien retained for
the purchase money. @
W. T. SHACKELFORD, G. an
I May Ia, '67-4w-prs fee adykb-&.
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W. T. SHACKELrORD, G. an
May IA, '67-4w-prs. fee adv&b-$.
Merrett / Fort, Adm rs, Ct ais, y. b spurrier.

Merrett& Fort, Adm'rs, ct ais ~. n. Spurrier.
In pursuance Of an order made In THE cause,
nj the April term, 1867, of the Chancery
Court at Ciarksville, will, on the 22nd OF
June next, offer FIR sale at public auction, At
the Courthouse in Clarkwille, the Bossl
property 10 GAINESVILLE, known as the Natios-
al Hotel, and which is situated on Me Public
Square. This House is in good repair and
popular hotel, and sufficiently large for the
size of the town.
TERMS or SALE.-lo per cent cash,
and the balance on q credit Of ~, "a and 80
months, notes with good securities and bear
ing interest from date, will be required Of the
purchaser, apd lien retained for purchase
money. No redemption. e
W. T. SHACKELFORD, @. l. N.
May "a, '67-4w-prs fee adv&b-$.
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n. NJ. Barker, rs. W. A. Quarles.

In pursuance of an order made in this
cause at the April term, 1857, | will offer at
public auction at the Court. house In Clarks-
vile, on The 22nd June next, certain 10, of
ground in Clarksville, bonndtd on the north
BY the building aud property Of Porter 4
Brockman, on the east by the properly Of 8,
s. Norieet, on the west by Union Wharf or
Water Street, and on the South by the build
ing and property or T. A. Jones, bving tho
property purchased by N. n. Clark RON 10.
I. Johnson, d. .. Keesee and John Allcorn,
and by said Clark sold to W. A. Quarles.
TERMS.--Cash.
W. T. SHACKELFORD. CAN.
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May "a, '67-4w-prs fee adv&b-$.
Geo. II. Warfsld, %. d. Mari, ct ais, Elliott
& Tuck Us. d. Mari OF ais.


In pursuance Of an order made 10 this
causes at the April term, 1851, Of the Cham
cbancery Court at GAINESVILLE, will, on the
22nd Of June, next at the Courthouse IN
GAINESVILLE, offer at public auction, a tract Of
land lying at the mouth. of West Fork, AM
bounded as fellows; Beginning at the mouth
of West Fork, and running thence up said
West Fork l72 poles, 10 an Overcup Oak,
thence West 1872 poles to small blackgum,
thence south ITO poles to large Overcupoak
on said river, thence up said River to the be-
ginning This being a part OF the old Bry-
arly farm. 1t will be sold on . credit Of 8,
IL, 10 and "a months, and no right Of re-
demption is reserved. Notes with good 90
curity required, and a lien retained for the
VI W. J. sTAoKELFoRD. @. IN.
al
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L. B. Fite h Co., es. J. NJ. Peacher, ct ais.
I'm pursuance Of an order made In this
cause at the April term, 1857 Of the Chan
Gerry Court at Clsrksville, will, on the 22nd
June next, offer at public auction, tract Of
land lying in District No. 10, of Montgomery
County, being the same tract bought by j.
NJ. Peacher, of J. NJ. Jackson, containing
92l acres and adjoining the lands Of A. A.
Powers ard j. II. Marable.
TERMS OF SALE.-l and years cred
il, notes with good surety required and lien
retained for the purchase money.
W. I. SHACKELF0RD @. b N.
May "a, '67-4w-prs. iee-adv&b-$.
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Red River Tobacco Market.
RED RIVER LANDING, Tenn. l
May l6, 1867.

May l6, 1867.
Sales by Smith & TURNKEY, Of SO hhds
Tobacco, at the following prices:
SIC 30, lG 10, l6 90, 4 at 10 90 IA SO,
IA 10, IA 05, at IA 90, 2 at ID As,
10 80, 10 20, IL co, IL 80, ~ 25, IL 90,
u IS, IL 20, IL co. IL So, 2 at IL so,
IL 35, 3 at IL 20, 8 at IL 90, 10 80,
10 80, 2 at 10 SO, 10 35, 10 80, 10 10,
2 at 10 90, o %, at 9 90, o 25, 60,
2 at 8 so, 8 %, 7757 70, 7 10, 6 80,
80, so, at 80, 5 30, 5 30, 35,
10, 2 at %, 5 90, rs, at A 55,
4 80, is, 3 at 4 90, 3 50, 90, IS,
3 IS 3 O5, 3 90.
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e. N. Quarles, Admir- vs.. James Y. Cummings
ct ais,

In pursuance OF an order made In this
Cause at the April term, 1857 Of the Chau-
Gerry Court, I viii offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder, at the Courthouse In Clsrksvills, on
the 22nd Of June next the lots mentioned
in the pleadings, situated on 30 Cross street,
each lot fronting about az feet on said street,
and running back 100 feet to the Episcopal
Church property.
TERMS-0ne-third cash and aiso cash
enough to pay cost and attorneys fees. Bal
ance on credit Of 8 and IL months. Notes
with good security required and . lien re-
tanned for the purchase money.
Sold without the right Of redemption.
w. T. SHACHELF0RD, o. \. n.
May ~, 6T-4w-prs fee-adytb-t.
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-, W. T, SHACKELBORD, G. L NJ.
May "a, 67-4w-pr fee-ady&b-S. I1t

J. n. Barker, Us J. D. Thomas and wife, ct ais
In pursuance Of an order made IN this
cause at the April term, 1867, OF the Chan
Gerry Court at GAINESVILLE, will, on the 22nd
of June next, offer for sale at public auction,
at the Court house, in said town Of Clarks
vile, 20 acres OF ground on the GAINESVILLE
and Russelvile Turnpike, aid NJ. U. & L.
Railroad, near the Fair Grounds. On this
land there is comfortable brick cottage. II
will be sold on credit of 8, IL, Is and "a
monfhs-so right OF redemption. Notes
with good sureties required and lien retain
Cd Ion the'pprchase money. ...la.-.o
4 ~ JSw. r. SHACKEI.FORD, G. 4 NJ.
May o. '67-4w-prs. fee-ady&b-$.
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Trlce's Landing Tobacco Market.

TnIcE LANDING, TESY,l
May 20, 1867.
Sales BY W. R. PoNDExrER & Co Of l2s
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MIRTH AND WONDER
Instructive and Amusing.
For Tioo Nights Only.

PROF. CHAS. L. HOWARD,
THE talented Humorist Lecturer and Ma
gican whose success in Nashville and viein-
ity has been the theme aud wonder of both
the Press and Public, who have proclaimed
the rediet that he is the Ne Plus Ultra Of
the Profession, respectfully announces to the
ladies and Gentlemen Of GAINESVILLE. aud
vicinity, that he will give two OF his popular
aud amusing Entertainments, On
Tuesday and Wednesday. Evening,
May 2sth and 10th.
TICKETS-Fifty cents which can be pro-
cured at the principal Stores in the ciiyN
Doors open at o'clock curtain rises at
8 o'clock punciualiy.
GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION
in froat Of the Hall at p. ". Secure your
seats early.
May "a. 67-lw.