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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05
For the Chronicle.
WRIGNT'S MALE SCHOOL.

was In Lafayette, Kentucky, on the Gath
ult. Learning that there would be grand
exhibition at the Female Academy, con-
cluded to be spectator; SO ! went around
about 8 o'clock, Pm.
found the room furnished aad illumi-
mated. The exercises opened with some Of
the sweetest strains of Piano music by Prof.
Wheeler, who very rightfully took charge Of
that department.. Then followed a truly fa-
cetious Charade and Tableau. Nine young
gentlemen were then introduced upon the
rostrum, to contend with one another in
defamation, for fine prize Album, which
the victor was to have the pleasure and hon
or Of presenting to the lady of bis choice
In that oratorical battle the young combat
ants gave clear evidence of Demosthepean
attention and application to the art of SUBJ
lime speaking. They displayed skill which
promises TO them ultimate success under the
training of such an instructor as the Rev.
Samuel P. Wright
Mr.. Thomas +. Collins was the fortunate
declaimer. By bis request Jas. Mckenzie,
Esq., presented the Album to Miss Fraser.
He accompanied the presentation with a
short but most beautiful and. appropriate
speech.
The proceeds of the occasion, which were
very respectable, as was informed, are to be
used for purchasing library for the benefit
Of Mr.. Wright's Male School. He is build
ing up most excellent school for the edu-
cation Of young men and boys. And La
fayette is certainly fine locality for such
an Institution. 1t is in healthy and pro-
ductive country, adorned with beautiful
and attractiSe scenery. There are several
churches in the town and virtuous and
good population.
Right there should be one of the first
colleges in the State of Kentucky.
Prof Wright perhaps will do as mach as
any man for the permanent establishment oi
it. His qualifications are ample. His ener-
| gy and industry know no respite or languor
And these are the great secret of success in
all enterprises. | wish him great success in
bis la1dable undertaking, and ask for hin
the liberal patronage Of all who love learn
ing and its glorious results. Give him faii
trial. That is all that is necessasy to secure
perfect satisfaction.
GREEN P. JACKSON.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05
BROTHER CRAwF0RD'S SERMON.

A Southern exchange gives this as the first
sermon Of new minister in village ip that
section. He began apologeticaly as follows:
"You don't see me to-day in the dress !
alters wear; come among you as stranger
and am now tricked out in my store clothes.
am not proud man, but thought il would
be more becoming among strangers.p aJ
After this be raised a hymn, in which the
congregation Joined. He then began his ser
mon:
Ny desr breaihrep sld sisters frst and
foremost, I'm gwipe TO Tell you the affecting
partin' had with my congregation at Bethel
Chapel. Afler | had got through yilh my
farewell sermon as come down opten the
pulpit the old gray headed brethren aud sis
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEEs
Letter from General Sc0ield to Coy.
efROr BrOwnlOW.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MIL. DIST,
RICHMOND. VA. June 8. 1867,

HEADQUARTERS FIRST MIL. DIsr,
RICHMOND, Va, June 8, 1867.
To His Erceiiency, W. G. BrotrnloD, Gov
enor Of Tennessee, Nashpitle. Tenn.
SIR: / have received a communication
from number OF citizens of Lee county, Va,
complaining of the action of bodies of men
in Tennessee, who have entered the State of
Virginia and forcibly seized citizens of this
State and carried them into Tennessee and
imprisoned them for alleged offences commit
ted during the war. Among others are es-
pecially mentioned the names of Z. 4. An
derson, of Scott county, and NJ. Leyason, of
Lee county, Va.
respectfully request that steps may be
taken TO prevent the lawleSs acts complained
OF, and to restore to liberty persons who have
been unlawfully arrested in Virginia and
carried into Tennessee.
have received from you acquisitions for
the rendition of several persons accused oi
committing crime in Tennessee during the
war. Some of the parties claim that the sets
of which they are accused were lawful act:
of war, committed under recognized military
authority, and that the necessary witnesses
for the defence are men who were engaged
IN tne same, OF slulllaf tctsi anu WHO Woulu
consequently be liable to arrest and imprs-
onmept If they were to go into Tennessee as
witnesses.
have directed an investigation to be made
in each of the cases referred to, and will aci
in accordance with the facts which may bs
developed.
In cases where men are indicted for crimes
committed during the war, will cause theil
arrest and rendition to the civil authorite.
Of Tennessee upon your requisition. Bq
when the acts charged were proper acts o
war, dose uLder recognized military aathor-
ity, il would not be proper fcr me to send 1
citizen Of Virginia to Tennessee for trial.
hope the views have expressed will co
incide with those entertained by yourself
and also by Gen. Thomas, to whom | hav'
addressed letter similar in purport TO this
and that we may be able soto cooperate a
to secure justice and prevent the repetition o
acts which tend to violence and disorder.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
j. NJ. ScHoFIIlD,
Breyet Major General, U. s. A., Command
ing District Fo. J.
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HAR ASD BaAINs.-A young lady writes
" US that she "had Ms. - 10 do her some
hair work and after she done Il, II was 80
bad che took it 10 Mrs. -, ana she maid a
number one job Of il, and so she would reck-
ommend all her friends TO call there for she
knows how 10 Ct all the young ladys heare
so they cant help bu, catch bough."
All this the young lady desires US TO make
public, and further;
Tell them that ! have got half dozen
-bOughs since ! haze bad my hair fixed over
and they cone in very nice nov for Ice cream
and strawbeuys these warm days"
This young lady wild pardon Us, If We seem
rude. hnt we eanEot withhold an expression
OF the belief that she would catch more de-
sirahle beanI II she would manifest more
concern about ornAmenting the inside of the
head and less about the appearance Of ths
outside. Sensible men are Saaght Wit
brains, not hair.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

How " WoREs SoaEriAEs--Iif that col
ored barber thinks ! Amt as 6t as he is 10
yo,e," said white gentleman recently, he
must think it degradation TO shave me,
and guess III patronize a shop. where am
not considered an inferior. There are just
as good Conservative BARRIERS as any Others y
This may have been very wicked senti-
ment. Looking at il from Radical stand
point, il was perhaps atrocious, but II was
natural. il the Radical BARRIERS shayed bet
ter than others, or cheaper than others the
laws Of trade should attract to them the
business. II they don't, then man cannot
be expected to favor especially those who
turn up their nose3 at him, and consider him
less ft TO vote than the most ignorant and
drunken negro. The pertinence OF the OBJ
servation referred 10 will be seen when Il Is
known that, influenced by Radical dema-
gogues, two-lhirds of the colored BARRIERS In
Memphis advocate the party and measures
that declare the great body Of Southern
white people too degraded to be 81 10 yo,e,
while ihree-fourths OF the German barriers
Of Memphis are Conservatives, who believe
that white man is Just as good as a Negro
and should have equal righu.-H0nPA''
AUdlGneAs
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05
THERE ARE NO DEAD.
ny SIR +. p. LYrTos.

There Is no deathl The stars 60 down
To rise upon some fairer shore,
And bright in Heavens jewe,ei c-own
They shine torevermore,
There is no death An angel form
Walks DER the earth with silent tread
He bears our best loved things away,
And then We call them "dead,"
Born into that undying life, Tff
They leave us but TO come again;
With joy we welcome them at rest
The same except in pain. 'E'i.
And ever near us, though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread;
For all the boundless Universe
Is life-there is no dead.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05
Brsyet Major General, U. s, A, Command
ing District Fo. ].

Az 0UT-TRAvELED TRAyELER.-They have
out at Atlanta a hotel keeper named Thomp-
son, who is considered rather sharp at ajoke,
but he sometimes meets his match, as the
following story goes to proves
"a traveller called very late for his break
fast, and the meal was hurridly prepared
Thompson feeling that the food was no, quite
up 10 the mark, made all sorts Of apologies
around the eater, who worked away in ST.
lence, nor raising his head beyond the afir-
native inhuen,e Of his fork, or by any act
even Acknowledged the presence of mine
host. TITS sulky demeanor rather vexed
the landlord, who, changing the range OF his
battery, stuck his thumb in bis srm-holes
and said: Nov, mister, confound Inc II ]
hsin't made all the apologies necessary, and
more, too, coasidering the breakfast aud who
gets Il, aud tell you, ] have seeu diTtier,
worse looking, and devil of sight small
er breakfast than tins is several times.
The weary, hungry one laid down his
tools, swallowed the bite in transitu, and
modesily looking up at the fuming landlord
exclaimed: is what you say truer Nes
SIR well, thea, III be blamed II yol
hain't ont-trayeilcd mep
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

1F every body vhQ hss L0siness you'd
make II theiE business To attend 70 their own
baslnesS, they would fad their business 10 be
better business than business men usual y
hnd their business 70 be who neglect their
own bssiness ana busy thsnsslves With the
bushes Of Others
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05
Population Of the United States.

From the returns made pnass tle suIer,
vision OF Director Delemar, u appears that
the total population Of the thirty-seven Staies
Of the Union. in November and December
last. was 3i,l0o,25s, and Of the States and
Territories together 3i,bo5,ss7. In most OF
the Southern States there has been decrease
Of population, In the Easisrp 9 ANAL increase,
and 10 tho Western large increase. The
results are supported in every instance
by the Stale census Of 1865, 50 far az
taken. The comparison with the census Of
1860, Is As follows Thirty seven States, q
few Of which were then territories, number
ed 81 ,2ls,02l inhabitants, and the total i4
the States and territories 32,4f3,32l.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

JoBS stuart MILL.-This distinguished
political economist and reformer writes out
all his speeches in Parliament, and furnishes
the manuscript TO the London Dusiy Aslos.
His speech Is committed To memory, aud
without anything like proof-slip or brief OF
II he speaks Il of word fer word In the HOUSE
G. Conmons, adhering With renarkAsie ae-
cuney, the reporters cay, 10 the tat some
times howeve5 be foFgeis the thread Of hi'
discoorsr, and ten comes one Of those pAes-
Is which are so painful to an audience. III
stauds silently until he remembers vha, come
next, aud then resumes bis speech. NJ. Nj
Is not a nervous man, for II he we're ihes'
ps1ses Of foFgetfulDes would very easy iuTI
inlo something voHs'
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

sosEBoDF aavertises for ageHts 70 Fsiaii
work entiiled "Hymenlal instruction" A CO.
Temporary zddz, 'ahs best hSmsnial iasiEac-
tor We kaos.of yoSag widow: What
che tOn, know tbrts 4 40 uls learning
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

u Is stated in Washington that Secretary
AAlpn intends to gesisa.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

A careful calculation has been made tos'
day, and Il has been fund ippcssibls for the
Senate to have q two thirds vots at the July
session, which will, Of course, By required "
pass any bin oyer the yeto The absancc Of
four Repgbiicap Senators II Europe and four
on the Pacific coast dePrips hs Hadiedk @
iAe 200. fhirds cote. The absence Of The Ten
nexee, California and Oregon delegations In
the House will materially weaken the p4ger
Of the Radicals ~ lhsI huseh,-Af
World
Then, the Radicals will MOI he sls 10 sc-
compl.sh their puroses-which Is, ssys ths
New York EEpress 10 exclude ulorc whites,
South, and facilitate more The negro soie--
tie rboL GIjecf Of thu Extraordinary session.
Recent adyices ffolp the South show that the
Radicals are net so certain of voting dorg
the whites by tho blacks, in sli the sousherq
States us u.sy eoniemplaied.--Los. Ccrsr;
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. n, Broad ST., NEW YORK.

REFERENCES:
Mesrs. David Dows 4 co, New York; Gil
bert ogborn Co, CinSinsait Gregg 4
Hughes Chicago J. D. Alexander a Co,
st. Louis Wm. II. Morrison, Esq, ludianAp-
oils, la; Winslow, lanier 4 Co, Bankers,
New York J. q. BarreL Esq, Cashier Citi-
Esq, Cashier fiH, National Bank, Peoria,
tional RAnk. Richmond, la; y. $. Davis,
PrOS't Fist National Bank, Memphis Team,
nA- will make liberal advances upon
shipments Vt Tobacco, VI other produce, "
the above house. NJ. II. LARK,
ClAEksyiIIe, Dyc. 20, lsG6-6m.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

TRvrH wsLL srATED.-lt Is not ohsn ihsl
we fnd the truth from Radical e,gree ~
freely admitted, and veh siaisd, as u 70 "
the Lllowiag from the New York Timesi
All I, imIs,ssille that the whites, snd tho
blacks Of the South should Be ingslered into
loutositioa camps politically, : eonsefuent
hostiIIty 10 all ihe relaiions II liz. Their
oaiy hope lies 10 LArnOny Of ssaiiqsut, hss
ssd on a oongiction Of harmony Of Interest.
Aud the sys,eEnetie crusade which Is nov
going on, aud vhieh tends dueciiy 70 d.
lurnAnce o, ths rslpiOns may well ssnss
di,quie, aud ressntrnsnt 10 tho white y ~
lsoalherp State
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-19
Governors Fletcher and Swami.

Thpnt-t Fletcher is Governor af the border
sti. e. V. .nnfi Thomas swami & Governor
o. iur r.r..f state 81 Maryland Both we're elect.
ul T., il' "sai men of their Siaics-boih pro-
fr-,fi 90 expose the rebellion. But how grea,
ihe contrast between the two men Since Mr
Swami election To his present position he has
be,n using 90 hc Patronage VI the state Ia place
hlus,. iu ihc United States senate, and haseven
-"ur over ~ ihr '"pierhead party io attain that
'ni. hu"Hiur till ~cll that the rnion iariy
would never violate the pledged faith u the
stat" fsf lis nggf iuiix mcni. Gov. Fletcher /.
iii.il r'utu.'l him fur senator rom the State
90 Mssuuti. nnd the following letter will exhibit
BIZ views upuu ihr .uhl,,i
cry o. JEFTEn-oS, January I, 1857.
Nm iasJh y " Nurirg.
Doif SIR Permit the To express TO yon. aud
through top 10 the other Kind friends who have
i,.irrl as nomination O., ilic Radical party for
United states senator, the den gratitude
l'li for the huuor intended. had thought
that in ilHi position could accomplish some of
the lraiipg pu,puses of mi life inr the benefit 81
mt state and mast adm,i that | have desired
ihr houuf 90 that high pusiiiun---an ambition
commend ii', believe. IN every citlkcn hut
irHm EVERY part Of The state am informed by
~ people that ilIcy regard INV acceptance of
90" "illrc 81 Governor a. a contrac, on my tart
@" ~ NNtff W WV AifA ~ NflH Nttt Iur
uhieh ilri elected m-. " matters not ia me
Nhrihrr ihctc !. such an obligation UPON me
',pfr..cd or Implied. ! am satisfied II is not the
will Of a majority Of the people of the S,aie-of
the Radical party | should r'linqnish the cxecu.
tive duties thcy have dcvolved upon me-
uhr,iuE iae viii ~ the people in assuming the
duties ofoo,crnoF shall oiiey their will by con-
iinuing their exrrcisc iaF promotion Of harmony
Ia the party. iou will ADD another ~ the man,
debts ~ gratitude oNe 90 sou " yon will say 10
the caucus thu, an not a candidate for tue Uni.
ted States Senate. The people II my State are
entitled 10 my services ior two yeafs to come
They shall have them with rcdoublcd energy on
ny part ~ promote all our interests as State
AZ the txlirniions Of that tine hope 10 be able
t. exhibit results ia tile responsible action which
has befn devolved upon me, realizing all that
sAnguinc helir un nv part has prompted In rc.
ierrncr to the niiarr.
liza live. energetic Radical policy shall then
have - the sea; IT greatness TO my native State
iu fruit Of the hup,s have cherished FROM hoy.
bond ! will. with the blessings Of God continu-
el 80 me with lie aud health, return to the pur-
suits Of individual interests 50 long neglected By
mr. IN the discharge u military and civil Official
duii's. Truly t0nr friend,
TnoaAs Z. fLErcnsR,
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Circuit Court for Baltimore Co.
DECEWBER TERN isoo.

llo" y. & Emory Judge; John 7. Ep,or.
Esl., states Attorney; John u lnngncckct.
E'q Clerk John X Harvey. Ia Sheriff
Thursday, January 10Th.
tyrus Minnick, indicted Tor selling hqgor
without license --Fcmoycd from the Circuit court
ior llAFluId couniy--ihrcc eases Scnicnc,d 10
ray iiue ~ $50 aud costs in each Appeal
PRAYED 10 The court of Appeals.
State -. William u Collins removed from
the Criminal Court OF Bhliimor riiy. Tried
before the court .idjudecd not guilty
The ease Of the State ". John a. bell Nas Ic-
moved 10 the Criminal Court Of Baltimore cii,.
State -. Charles u. walker-indicied for lar.
c'n, 'epor'ed yesterday. Held 'sI esS'l.
fRipAy, January liih.
la the matter 81 the petition Of Gcorer I;
PIesibury and others vs.. james W. Tallry Rec
ofd srnt 20 this Court ftom the High Court ur
Chancery leforc reported Held ,HI csrii
State ". George fancy. indicted for nn assault
aud battery on Wesley Cram,r The defendant
pleaded guilty aud was fined So aud costs.
State ". Samuel 7. Schumau, indicted for pro-
ducing an abortion. Removed from the Crimi.
nal Court Of Baltimore. Case abandoned by the
State aud plea OF not guilty confessed. un the
ground that the offence was committed IN .lecsm-
cemhcr, ls6i, and the indic,nleni WA not foand
until the IAN OF May. lsGd, aud that uutcr the
statue 81 limitations the indictment WAS found too
laic--the statue Of limitations requiring that in-
dCiifhts TOT ouetlcc< OF tis nature shallhc found
Within year from the date ~ their commission
The ease Of nie State W. James Williams. in.
diclrd tot assault with intent To commit rapt 49,
Removed 20 Baltimore city.
State ". John Morgan, Tor assault, With intent
III comm, rare. TTisd before iLe Court Held
sub csrig
State vs.. James Williams, indicted for assault.
with intent 10 commit rape. Suggestion of re.
moval Withdrawn and case tried before the Court.
Adludged guilty. Not sentenced.
SaTuRDAY. January 18th.
No business Of public importance was trans
acted, aud the Court, after passing some orders
ln regard 10 equity cases. adjourned until Nom
day morning At 10 o'clock.
MONDAY, January Il.
John Smith. Indicted for larceny, gave bail In
the sum Of $500. with Frederick Smith ~ sccu.
rly.
The civil docket, numbering $40 eases. were
taken up, and number Of eases disposed Of by
Holie pros, Re.
In the following cases Judgments by default
were entered for want Of plea
Aaron Wolf W. John Eckhart. Caihrine
Pieity W. Jacob Schunck. John n. Stevenson
aud others W. Lemuei Debow. UFath g. Car
liale, administrative, kc., vs. Cornelius n. Cole
J.. =. EichslbsrgeE W. Israel lleacoek action
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90 the 9th instant. 10 hi- iathef'- rss.ic,...
neat liooAst"wn. 81 .cafl.- fewer. Fn.sh6t,,
H"nr. aged = year. and IN She IIh i.t
a. hef uncle. residence. in Hlliiu,ur, r.ty
Liffi' y. aged year clirst chil1teu af 5.
thur aui Harriet rhcuoweth. 81 ..'t.f.. ...
county.
on th" lith iIsian', az Weihcai .w,il.. ial..
W"-" ''nu'y, 10 c'uspinpii. u. -An.u ft>.
N' htiriN. aged .. yeas. AMI munth..
~ tliinu. iiuli fuaft rnuit Won she ath .n.t
J"nN l.unrrspN. ..l ws,a.. univ ...l4 d.
Anne icannc.ie and Thomas r. Ncl..1 { =.
Navy.
Near Warren. on thr lith n tahs. t.~i,as.,.
sNtNAN's. aged u months nud S d.vs. ..f ..
William H. aud Marcarc; NJ Tarou.L.
an III" 18th instant. II ala Residence mar
Wiseburg seventh District. WuLiAu Rut.
aged o. years. months aud IS days. Deceased
was wei known ihruusout tho county
Ny iariise lltter. thou at eanr
Y that bright spirit land.
where Aau wlil meet our Clr.iiin.
And Join hcr hand iu haud
80 nov sonr ifrm my darling father
k0sts beneath The sni
Your earth fHrsd slirit knaws lao fri,f
'"mmahihF will tunr God
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