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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07


AS anticipated, from the beginning,
Judge Frazier has been found guilty
by guilty court, and denied the
right of ever holding Office in the
State. The sentence is the highest
compliment the honest and able
Judge could have received from a pc.
litical tribunal whose distinguishing
characteristic is intense hostility to
every virtue that makes the gentle
man, patriot and statesman. Judas
would not have hung himself had he
lived and acted in this State at this
day.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07
rNS0LvENT NOTICE.

ALL those having claims against the e..
tate Of W. H. McGinnis, decd, are hereby
notified to file the Same with the Clerk oil the
County Court, Of Stewart County, State Of
Tennessee, on or before the 10th day Of Sep
tember, 1851, isgally authenticated, 10 order
that the same nay be llquidatsd and dis
charged in accordance with the acts OF As
ssmby Of the State afoIesaid, relative to In
solvent estates, this Sd day Of June, 1867.
~ SILAs MARLBOROUGH, Admir-.
June I, ls67-sws
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

Gov Perry has written another letter, in
which he says that condScation is preferable
to negro rule.
That is the truth, Gov. Perry but
is it likely that people who lost
their independence in trying to save
their property, are now disposed to
risk their lands upon the issue pre-
scented in the above paragraph,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07
Petition to Sell Laad to Pay Dsbts.

W. II. Daniel, Administrator, VA Hsin OF g..
s s. Daniel. Decd. fas,tig
" In obedience to decree nsde - the
County Cont Of Montgomery county, a the
18th day of May, 1867, ordering me W 10
advertise aud soil the real estate meutooed
10 the plssdings. | win, on Saturday Tie
18th day Of June, 1851, Offer for ssls y the
highest bidder, ON the premises, the follow.
ing lots on Second Gross street The two W
cant lots each front on said strset % feet
and run back Ill feet. The lot on which
there 10 frame dwelling house frons % said
street 50 feet and runs bark Ill feet. 3
At the same time viii also ssu . lot Of
groand on the Port Royal Turnpike contain.
ing about one acre, this lot lies between
Watts' and the widows dover, fronts on the
pike ~ polss and runs back 22i poles 10
Watts, line. All Of which property ! viii
soil on the following terms One fourth cash
and the balance 10 three equal payments OF
9, ~ and 10 months credit, retaining allen
on the property for the payment Of tbs pSs-
chase money. The purchaser Of ths i'm
proved lot win be required W Insure The In
proyensnis and transfer the policies q .
further security against aid lot b. srs. For
further description zee hand bills,
I,Glll rif ". z. NEWELL, clsfk. Z.
Nay "a, 'er---4w.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

Eight-hour laws have been passed in thru Q
States, New York, Illinois and Missouri. Ail
these laws simply prohibit men from working
more than eight hours unless they wish or
agree to do so, aud are therefore of about AZ
much value as an act permitting the work.
ingman to have roast turkey and pumpkin
pie for his dinner when he thinks be can af-
ford II.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

SHERIDAN has deposed Wells, the
Radical Governor of Louisiana and
appointed Durant in his place, 1t is
a case of dog eat dog--one tyrant
crushed by another. Such evidences
of internal strife are gratifying to
those who don't belong to the family
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Valuable Real Estate Fer Sale.

E. Towards heirs vs. r. Howard's heirs.
By virtue of an order made on the 19tb
day of May, 1857, by tho County Court 'f
N onte emery county, Tennessee, 81 the May
term Of said Court directing me 70 resell the
house and lot and the rs acres Of land rusu-
toned in the pleadings, Twill on Saturday,
the 29.h day of June. 1867, offer for sale A.
the Court-house door In the city Of Clafks.
vile, the house and lot mentioned IN tho
pleadings, known a. tho house purchased by
r. .Holbert at a former sale Of the Howard
property, situated on Madison street. uear tls
new depot at.,
TERMS-three hundred dollars cash and
the balance on . credit OF 9, IL, l8 and "a
months. Notes with interest from date with
good securities retaining q lien for W put
chase money. \ will also sell-SnA fbs zane
day, on or near the premises The. % acres
bought by d. Mar Of the Howard lands,
which will be laid of In lots 10 suit purchas-
err, plat Of which win DO exhibited before
and on the day Of sale. This property will
be sold on the following terms; One-6fth
cash on each purchase, and the balance On ,
credit OF 8, IL, Is and ~ mouths. Eotss
with good security with interest from date
retaining . lien on the land for the purchase
moqey. This propsrty.is situaled north n
ths Haunum land and west Of the Pcstou ~
tate. 4, 49, III. . H.. =, A.. d.
W. Z. NEWELL, Clerk.
May 81, is67-4s-ps. fee %
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TrIce's Landing Tobacco Market.
TRicr's LANDING, TESs,
June 8. 1857.

THcEs LANDING, TENN
June 5, 1857.
Sales by W. r. PoNDExrKR & Co Of 10
hhds. as follows; ....
One hid. at $50 90, N 20, 2 at l6 95,
l6 10, 3 at lb 95, 3 at Is 90, 2 at 10 80,
3 at is 10, 3 at Il 10, IA 30, Ia 20,
II rs, IS 90, 10 GO, 2 at 10 80, 3 at 10 40,
10 60, 2 at Is 90, 10 90, 10 90, 10 rs,
IL 80, IL 90, 3 at IL 40, IL 90, ~ SO,
l3 30, ~ rs, IL rs, IL 40 3 at IL 90,
IL rs, IL so. 2 at IL rs, IL 80, 2at IL 80,
II 60, IL 90, II 95, IL 90, II 40, at
IL 90, IL rs, 10 80, 2 at 10 60, 10 90,
10 rs, 10 80, 10 9b, 10 90, 10 80, 10 80,
10 90, 10 95, at 10 so, 10 80, 10 20,
10 30, 10 90, 10 90, 10 SO, Q rs, 0 80,
2 at 0 10, 0 so, o s5, 2 at 90, 8 9b,
g SO, 8 80, 8 10, s 20, 10 at 8 90, 8 95,
, at so, 7 90, Z 10, 9 90, 8 so, 10,
Q at 6 oe, e5, q ct 8 90, at 10,
at s5, 5 90, 8 40, 4 80, 4 40, 4 as,
4 90, 4 so, 6 al 4 co, 30, 4 80, 4 90,
4 rs, 4 10, 40, 3 at 90, 8 80, 3 40,
3 so, 3 90. 20, %, 3 50. 40, at
3 10, , 80, 2 at $50, 80, . at 2 70,
2 %.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

Tnx present government Of Ten
nessce will be an inexplicable riddle
TO the future historian. As q civil
government--so. callcd-it owes its
origin to usurpation. To make that
usurpation permanent, the Governor
is permitted by Congress and the Ex-
ccutive, in defiance Of the Censtitu.
ton, to keep standing army in time
Of peace, and lest that standing army
should violate the rights Of the citi-
zcns, tho Executive has placed .
guard over it in the shape Of Federal
forces under . Federal commander.
Such lawless and complex govern.
ment can not fail to puzzle future
generations, and the more, when its
history will cmbody the fact that as
law abiding people, Tennesseans
needed the interference of neither
the militia nor regular army, and that
both were inflicted upon them by ty-
rants as remorseless as ungenerous--
as wanting in patriotism as in mag
nanimity. The darkest pages Of me-
diacval history are luminous with
justice and humanity when, compared
with the damning record which Ten
ncssec is daily making. And yet the
Capitol Of the State and the Capitol
of the miscalled republic both claim
Tenncsseans as chief executive off.
GERS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07


Ks0xvILLE, June 1.-The speaking here
to-day was the grandest success of the, can
vass the most complete and successful VIC
tory ever known in Knoxville by any party
on any occasion. Etheridges speech was
clear, just, high-toned and telling. William
B. Stokes was completely driven to the wall.
Before Stokes had done speaking all the
white people, en- masse, left him alone with
his colored supporters. ~. fpla Ia -in.!
have heard Of being crushed snnihilsted
and damaged in an argument, but never be-
fore did fully realize the force of the Ian
gusge until listened 10 Etheridge, bis char
ges agains. Stokes, and the manner In which
he pressed them upon him. 81 acs On eli
! Stoke did not even attempt to disproye
them or deny them. r0lf tnuci trs .sifio
b Everything was orderly and quiet. The
Conservatives are rejoicing, and the Radicals
arc completely broken aud separated. t.s
Maynard was most beautifully dissectcd.
NASHVILLE, June s.--The argument In the
impeachment trial OF Judge Frazier having
been concluded, the Senate to-day, acting as
the court OF impeachment, rendered verdict,
finding him guilty Of the charges preferred.
The verdict removes him from office and a. is
qualities him from holding any Office hereaf-
ter. fi Nls'l! t ,T03l u ANU
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

These duped indiviauals, ia the
South, who are Selling upon the re-
construction act as a 6nality, and
treating IL as a boon, should study
well the late address Of the Republi.
can Committee at Washington. Its
authoritative and sets forth conditions
outside the military bill, that must
be complied with before the South
can hope to be. represented in Con.
gress, and these conditions We're,
doubtless, suggested by The eagerness
with which the South is Accepting
the reconstruction programme. The
document, under consideration, sets
forth, as the primary consideration,
the formation of Union under
which instruction, rebellion, or rev
olution shall be impossible. 1t is
needless to refnte so gross an absur-
dity as the proposition embodies, in
asmuch as no form of government,
coming within the range of human
wisdom, can DO devised which cannot
be resisted, whether successfully or
not, in the one shape or the other
But the address indicates some of the
means by which this impossible feat
10 TO be accomplished. i aYe4
1st. "There is land enough for all,
and all who desire, should be permit
ted to obtain homes" In other
words, the landholders of the South
must divide with the negroes, but
failing to do SO, Congress must make
the division by law, which now means
by force, there being no other law in
the United States. %. 1t must ap.
pear to Congress-through the bal
lot box, Of course, that the ten ter
ritories "dre and are ikely to be loyal
to the Union by decisiue and trSstsoor-
thy mojorities." Here is the secret Of
the whole Radical plot, and when the
South shall have been Radicalized by
means Of the negro vote, then We
shall have Union under which fu-
ture attempts at revolution will be
impossible because the blacks will be
content and the whites powerless.-
Whether the Southern whites will
take part in the formation of such an
Union, remains to be seen, but they
may rest assured that they will nei-
Their be represented nor misrepre-
scented until they come fully down to
the standard fixed in this Radical ad.
dress-unlcss some miraculous inter
vention changes the sentiments Of
the North, or Radical power is crush
ed beneath the ruins Of. q lettering
financial system. Ono unworthy and
dishonoring concession to tyranny
always suggests the demand for an
other, and the South will learn, when
too late, that its first and greatest
blunder was in giving its assent to
the earliest demand made upon it, af
ter the surrender and the violation of
the terms made upon the battlefield.
A refusal then would have command
ed better terms than those now Of
fered, and on basis promising an
earlier, if not more enduring set
tiement
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

DAN sIcKLEs lie Governor, Legis-
lature and Judiciary Of the provinces
over which he rules. Gold lace ex-
erts & magic influence over the mental
cs,ul,;aa
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

yrRDrcr or rHs corsr.

WaEREAs, The aenate ~ TIN State Of I'm
nessse, sitting as o High Court Of Impeacii-
rhent upon the triaf Of Thos. n. Frazier,
Judge of The Criminal Court, of Davidson
County, and Snte Of Temessse, upon articles
Of impeachment duly prepared BY the House
of Rsprese3atives Of the General Assembly
OF the State OF Tennessee, having duly henrd
the evidence and argument Of council there
on, and - ~ We
wnERRAs Having voted, by ayes and
noes, upon the charges contained In the arti-
cles of impeachment, and two-thirds of said
Senate having pronounced the said Thomas
N. Frazier, Judge as aforesaid, duly guilty
thereof as provided in and required by The
Constitution Of the State Of Tennessee
therefore, AL ~ ,..,5
Be Il Resolved (by two-thirds of The SEN
ators sworn,) that Thomas N. Frazier, Judge
Of the Criminal Court Of, the county OF David
son and State Of Tennessee, be removed from
bis said Office, as Judge Of said Criminal
Court OF Davidson county, and be disqualified
to fill any Office hereafter in the State Of
Tennessee, and that judgment be entered &C
cordingly. s,it 49,.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

THERE are now thirteen cotton factories In
operation in Tennessee worth nearly a mil
lion Of dollars, and employing over 900 ope-
ratises. r.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

Maynard Underwood il under sen.
fence Of death for murder, in South
Carolina Such name would hang
> saint.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07
Carriages! Buggies

WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF TEE
citizens Of Clarksvills and vicinity TO our
Carriage Factory,
CORNER COMMERCE AND Sd SITS.
We are prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Buggy. Roeksway. Carriage or Coach,
and viii warrant them 70 be Of hyperion
Sovkn,ansh,p and fnish. fsA ~
na- Repairing done neatly and with dis
patch. Give Ne call. l.l
BAKER a BRo.
May 81, loeT-3m 80
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n ~ ~
'Pepnsylvpuis has bern under the full con.
trpl Of ihe Radicals IN all the departments &c
her gosernment. The Inquirer Rad says
There never vas period in the history Of
CDR public affairs whcn the real interests Of
lthe public wese as little cared for. Schemes
of laws were brought forward with such pro-
fuse recklssspes that they were emptied out
upon the clerks table, daily, by the bushel.
A letter from Niagara Falls. eth, ays /;
"The falls seldom, If ever, presented a grand
NJ view than they do to-day. Huge shee.s
and cakes Of ice are rolling and pitching
over tho abyss, and che spectacle is well
worth coming miles and miles to see."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07
BARNUM'S DEPARTMENT,

BARNUM'S DEPARTMENT,
NE tural His tory.
Comprises a great number Of specimens Of
various descriptions and character In the
School of Natural History which have been
collected at the expense Of the largest energy,
interchangeable research and the most lavish
outlay of money. f - gdnsd
VAN AMBURG & CO.'S.
Depar-tment, 50 'd0'
Combines with numerous additions, Of the
entire Van Amburg Geological Collection,
comprising specimens Of the RAREST AND
Mosr BEAUTIFUL WILD BEASTS, BIRDS
AND REPTILES, from every section Of the
known world. Among many others will be
found the following:
ASIATIC LION AND LIONESS,
AFRICAN LION AND LIONESS.
The Baby Elephant, JENNY LIND,
Performed by Prof. Hall.
SOUTH AMERICAN HIPPOTAKUS,
From the River Amazon, discovered by Prof.
AGASSIZ, and the only one on exhibition.
TWO BUMPED BACTRIAN CAMEL
The only one exhibited in America for ss
years. SASS
The Pathological Collection,
OF Birds from all parts of the earth, compri-
ses some of the rarest specimens known to
natu ralists, of gorgeous plurnage and
wonderful conformation.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07
ETHERIDGE's ELoQuKNcE.--The Nashville
correspondent Of the Franklin Rsvisw, speak
ing Of Etheridges speech in Nashville says

ing OF Ethefluge speech IN NhsnvIIIe says
"His manner is different from any public
speaker have seen in Tennessee. He is as
fluent as Neil s. Brown, as versatile as Ed
win II. Ewing, as cool and intrepid as An
drew johnson, and as earnest and effective
as Aaron V. Brown. think he is the most
scholarly man we have on the stump. He
opened the discussion, and for two hours dis
sected the Brownlow dynasty with the vine-
gar and vim of Junius and the satire of
Juvenal. Notwithstanding this whitening
scorn, there was melting pathos in his words
when he spoke of the miseries of the people
and he reached the climax of the sublime
when he said he could forgive the enemies
of his country if they would but take their
fangs out Of her bleeding body"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

The King Of the Lion Conquerors,
WILL ENTER TIRE DEN in which are confined
Six Large and Ferocious Lions, and go thro'
great variety Of novel and sensational feats,
and concluding by FEEDING THEN WITH
RAW MEAT FROM HIS NAKED HAND.
Prof. Hall will also introduce and perform the
Baby Elephant "Jenny Lind, !"
Causing this sagacious animal, the smallest
ever exhibited to 60 through a number of
remarkable feats, such as have never been
heretofore accomplished. b.,
AN INTERMISSION OF TEN MINUTES,
In order that those who do not desire to wit
ness the Circus Performances and Castello's
School Of Educated Animals, may have an
opportunity Of retiring.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07
COWS FOR SALE.

I HAVE TWO MILCH COWS FOR
SALE. One has yonng Calf Apply 10
.s,t J. g. BROADDUS.
June 1lb, iss7-lt.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE "a
:. Z. Broaddus Receiver for }. p. johnson.
surviving partner Of Moore b Johnson,
-os Hapvv MoNeil

J. Z. Broaddus, Receiver, for J. y. Johnson
surviving partner Of Moore B Johnson,
30. -vs. Henry Mcneil tt,n
The plaintiff on affidavit that The defend.
ant is indebted to him, and Is nonresident
Of the State of Tennessee, and hsYing Oh
tanned from Isaac Williams, Justice q the
Peace an original attachment agsinst the cs-
tate of the defendant: II is ordered by me,
Isaac Williams, Justice Of said County,
that the defendant appear before me, atrmy
residence, In Stewart County, Tennessee, On
the 18th day Of July, 1897, to defend San
attachment suit, or 1t will be proceeded with
ex parte. II 10 further ordered that this mo-
tics be published In the Clarksville Chronicle,
newspaper published In the city OF Clarks-
vile for tour successive weeks. LINZ
ISAAC WILLIAMS, Up,
80. Z !, fos Stewart County.
This, May 10, 1851.
& May aist, ,s7-aw. O Ig T0f1Utl
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07
WOOL CARDING.

WE are now Carding Wool Rolls, and ara
prepared to do work on short notice. =
All wool left at B. o. Keesees Hardware
Store, will be carried out and carded 10 the
neatest style p. PEACHER, Agent
PEAcHER's MILLs, TENN, June 7, '67--sms
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Great Gratuiteus Exhibition

Great Gratuiteas Exhibition
which characteristics the Entree Of our estab-
n, lishment in every place.
A BRILLIANT STREET PAGEANT.
In this grand Cavalcade and Moving Pic
ture will appear a series of the most N \
ELABORATgLY FINISHED CHARIOTS
Georgeously decorated platform cars. Arts
tically finished Cages and Dens containing
the whole Of the Geological collection. The
BAND CHARIOT, Of original design and re-
splendent decoration called
THE THRONE or APOkL0
~ 20 And a Cavalcade entitled /, do
The Crusaders Triumph!
Consisting Of over $50 mounted Knights, clad
in FURNISHED Steel Armor, with their ban
ners, pennons and insignia, and
~, accompanied BY their ~ ,s
Ladies, in Costames of Medieval Agss, cN
700 preceding the Gropniag Feature :, n
Of the Procession,
A Large Living sLfohI
Borne on the elevated platform Of the SPLEEN
did Tableau Carriage, Loose unchained; I'm
-. trammeled and Free, ~
IN THE PUBLIC STREETSl
This ssht forms y.a.
The Great Sensation OF the Times
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Above yos hay. our authority to ac,
~ U.n'i Agents ios the ARROW TIE.
We de~,ra " establish good aud r,liablc
Agents in every. cotton county in the Aih
Internal iicseuds District. including 81
counties IN Eastern T.xas. SUBJ agents
will be furnished the ARROW TIE at
such PRICES ~ will enable them to success
fully compete with the CID ropt tic, an
make = handsome pfont. while at the
ran~ time Il COTS the cottcu grover
MUCH LESS, aud will leave . handsome
margin COMP AIRED with rope Proof. ROPE
is worth today in New Orleans ls,se
cash, and We are now slling HERE the
Arrow Tie ii l3kc cash, aud cse ue o
each will weigh sbou, D. To recon
mend the Arrow Tie il useless, y i Ia
only pecesasry to exhibit Il to rsscticai
men, Who viii u oocs appreciate IL vi
vas,sgrs over rote. ], II cheaper, doc'
not require oue half the tine TO sdjnst II
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ot Gre.
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~.
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All osders sddessed 10 W At Manheil
II
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