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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-13
NOW AN OBNOXIOUs CLERGYMAN
WAS DEALT WITH.
The London Neucs tells this story

The London Nercs tells this story
"The ouarrels of brethren are pros
verbally bitter There is, rot far from
the center of England, county of which
old Drayton could say, after passing over
balfth shires of England
" The worst foot of her earth is equal
with their best where the tories lately
fell into deadly strife, and politicians
who had acted together for thirty years
were arrayed in opposition, and ram
sacked their memories with great sues
cess to find the means of making one an
other uncomfortable. Amongst others,
an aged clergyman of local fame, who
had worked hard on many platform at
a time when a bold free tongue could
serve the good old cause much better
than it can at present, was making HIM
self much too prominent to please his
| former friends, and it was thought deslr-
able to make him feel that he had better
retire to the tranquility of his parish
Various means of doing this were thought
Of but while they were under cOnsidera'
ton somebody of an antiquarian turn o
mind happened to light on this ancien
epitaph-'In my minds eye, Horatio' =
which was speedily deciphered from 1T
moss grown stone and transferred to thu
country paper, the Initials of the de
funct happening to be those of the OBJ
noxious living presbyter;
There lies q man beneath this sod,
Who slandered all except his Cod
And Him he would have slandered too,
But that his God he never knew"
1.-THE venerable and o6icious clerk ha
not since been heard Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-13
THg amount paid by Russia to WasI

The amount paid by Russia to WASH
ington lawyers for attorneys fees, in coll
lecting her little bill Of $1,000 600
against Uncle Sam for the transfer Of
Alaska, is now said to have been only
S35 900; and this sum, it IS further said,
all went as Il retainer fee to Mr. Robert
j. Walker. What use Mr.. Walker made
of the money is not known; but there
seems to be a strong belief on the part
of some Western members that, in some
way, they were cheated out Of what
ought to have been their share One Of
the Washburne family, who lives sOme~
where IN Wisconsin, proposes not to
stand it. He wants an investigation
committee to find out what congressman
received his share. The Washburnes
are great sticklers for their rights.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
Precautions in the Transp0rta-
ton Of Petroleum.
Currency Statement for The Past
Week.
Express Robbers Executed at
New Albany, Ind.
The New Revolution In Spain.
Burning Of the Steamship Ores
cent at New Orleans.
Precautions i'm the TranspOrta-
ton OF Petroleum.
Currency Statement for the Past
Week.
EXPRESS Robbers Executed at
New Albany, Ind.
The New Revolution in Spain
Burning OF the Steamship Ores
cent at New Orleans.
WASHINGTON.
The Carrying of Petroleum by Pas
ao,x.-a,. nonfs IN he VufQrdtPfad

The Carrying Of Petroleum by Pas
senger Boats TO be Interdicted.
WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-THE Secretary
of the Treasury has ordered the Super
vising Inspector Of steamboats, of the dis
trict in which the recent disaster on the
Ohio river occurred, to make examination
of the causes of the same. 1t is also I'M
derstood that Mr.. McCulloch has recon-
mended to the House Committee on Conn
merce the repeal of all laws or parts Of
laws authorizing The carriage Is freight Of
petroleum on steamers carrying psssen-
gers.
Fractional currency printed during the
week, $447, OO0; amount shipped, $S74,-
2O7; amount redeemed, $S44yOO0. Ma;
tioual bank currency Issued, Sl3l,3
amount in circulation, 1928, s57 ,1s9.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-13

LONG before the temperance reform, o
missionary from the West Indies sought
medical advice of DR.. Rush, and when
an unpalatable medicine was presented,
the patient asked if he could not take a
little good old Jamaica" with 1t mo
air" the Doctor decidedly replied. Why,
sir, what harm will it dor demanded
the West Indian. "What harm will 1t
do ?" continued DR.. Rush, 81 am deter
mined that no man shall rise on the day
ofiudgment and say, DR.. Rush made me
| q drunkard "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-13

From the report of the Commissioner
of Common Schools of Ohio we take the
following facts: There are in that State
lI739 common schools, CAT private
schools. IS normal schools and academies
az ladies' seminaries and 20 colleges
making total of 1880 institions Of
learning There has been expended
nearly 81 100000 the past year in erect
ing school houses
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-13
THE ELECTORAL wore OF GEORGIA

The failure OF the PreSldentlal eiecOofs
to cast the electoral vote Of Georgia for
the Democratic candidates for President
and Vice President on the first Wednes-
day in December, as required by the law
of Congress, is thus explained by the At
lanta Constitution Of Dec. Z:
'The electors for the State Of Georgia
have been notified by Gov. Bullock to
meet here on the first Monday in De-
cember (to-day) to cast the vote OF the
State on the Wednesday following. Inc
new Code of Georgia, section 1858, pro
yides that on the 10th day after the cleo
ton shall have taken place, the Governor
shall consolidate the several returns and
Immediately notify those persons oil their
election who have received majority OF
the votes cast, and require their attend
ance at the Capitol on the first Monday
in December thereafter to cast the vote
of the State on the Wednesday following,
at II O'Clock noon.
This section contains q great error,
since the act Of Congress passed IN II5Z
declares that the vote shall be cast on the
first Wednesday in December, and suen
was the law Of Georgia in accordance
Herewith, before the adoption OF the
Code-See page 1913 Princes Digest, and
page 246 Cobb's Digest of the laws o
Gsorgia-acts passed by the Legislature
| of Georgia in accordance with the act
Congress-, and almost in its very words
We do not know how the error 10 TIT
Code occurred, in the change from tn
one TO the other. But so it is, the erro
exists and the Governor Of the State ha
required ne Electors to meet at tim
not recognized By the law. Whether n
will still require them to meet and sem
the vote on to Washington with an ON
cisl statement of the facts, and leave Con
gress to act as it sees fit, IL yet to b
seen. No matter how the question ma
be settled, one thing is certain, 1t eannC
, affect Mr.. Seymour.
The Electors met on the second wee
nesday, December 9, and cast the vol
= of the State for Seymour and Blal
= Whether the vote will be received
ConorsSS Is n question.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-13
East Tennessee Marble.

Three blocks of fine East Tennessee
marble, says the Knoxville Press and Hsr.
aid, intended for the Washington Monu-
ment, passed through Lynchburg on Fri
dsy. They were from Hawkins county, a
great portion of which is nothing but a
bed of the finest variegated marble in the
,rorld
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-13
Robbery In Knoxville.

The jewelry store of George II. Smith,
in Knoxville, was entered by burglars on
Thursday night last and clocks and va
rious other articles stolen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-13

The ex-Queen OF Spain pays $4,000
per year for her quarters in Paris, and
engages to put the premises in order at
an additional expense of $4,000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-13
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


SATURDAY, Dec. 12-Senate met at II
A. III. to-day, Speaker Senter in the Chail
and twsnty-one members present.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Huntington.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Rodgers presented petition from
citizens of Warren county in relation tc
the McMinnville and Manchester railroad
| which was referred to the Committee on
Internal Improvements.
Mr. Rodgers returned House bill No.
1872
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. 3S9: To incorporate the Dyer Sta
ton Institute. Passed.
No. 406: To incorporate the Lincoln
Savings Bank. Amended and passed
third reading
No. 337: A bill providing for the cleo
ton of Commissioners of the poor every
two years and for other purposes. Re
jected.
A number Of House bills we're passed on
first reading.
BONDS FOR RAILROADS.
Houss joint resolution, adding Messrs.
Roach and Bosom, of the House of Repre-
sentatives, to the committee raised under
House Joint resolution No. 233, authorizing
the committee to investigate how the bonds
loaned the railroads had been expended.
The resolution elected a great deal of
discussion between Messrs. Nelson, Nor
man, Rodgers, Speaker Senter, Lindsey,
Keith and others.
Mr.. Keith moved to lay the resolution
on the table. Lost-ayes, 8; noes, IL.
Pending the further consideration OF the
resolution, the Senate adjourned until Mon
day morning at ten.Oclock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-13

Several parties in New York interested
in whisky say bill will soon be intro
duced for further reduction Of the tax.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18


NIxEyAH was Steer miles long,
eight wilc,. and forty round, with y
wall one hundred feet hight and thick
snougll,for three chariots atreast. =
Babylon was firty miles within the
walls. which were seveRty-five feet
high, with one hundred brnzen gates.
The Temple OF Diannh, at Ephesus,
was four hundred and twenty feet TO
the support of the roof. 1t was one
hundred pears In building. The
largest Of tile pyramids II four hun
drcd and eighty-one feet high, and
six hundred and fifty-three on the
sides; its base covers eleven acres
The stones are about thirty feet In
1ength, and the layers nre three hun
dred and eight. II employed three
hundred and thirty Thousand men In
building. The labyrinth I'm Egypt
contains three hundred chambers and
twelve halls. Thebcs, In Egypt, pre-
sents runs twen.y-seven miles ROUND.
Athens was twenty-five Miles round,
and contained t.aec hundred and
fifty Thousand citizens and four hun
bred tho,cind slaves. The Temple
Of Delpiios was so rich I'm donations
thatit was plundered Of $500, 900, and
Zero carried away from II two hun
dred statutes. The walls of Rome
were thirteen miles round.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
CuANCERy SALES FOR DE.
GENDER "a, 1865.
Chaneery Sale of Land and
Town Lots.

sasah = jonas q ais, "a u. D. Mltel.su aAa
utitErs,
~ xlrtuT "a dsgrru masly Al the Oct ohar
80 a, ls,s, 40 tlH ttiAuHNfN NeurI al taarks.
Nut'. WI ufr a. puhlic auiton, az the
inuft hai,ae h, itsfess llV. on
Manday, thu slst at lavender, lSGS,
re tfasl ~ iAnd rnnialnint eh0ut lA
ttrrs. knnwn AZ thr lHihrh fptlN ftact tho
.stlaH unai nlrk h Miuhtu now lNtw,
ti.tiil lhttr h,llse ifln, lusn, Nlll b. s,,ld
Ia litia O. eat pufUhHsIra.
TtHHs ~ IL 4, ava n nalaths. Noio.
ih sect rIf'N llh nfftnNr lntVTt.f frnnl
,iss', Aiid l..., T. laiuri NJ r,.ieinptiOl,
" tltAVk Htlusu, =. ~
500 I, - =. ~ "a
D. Net ~. ffHass NtslA ~ a. iFAst,rs'
lkfia Fa fslura Aitfs 81 a. -l,sllH ela, il
ttfs lsih - llHfk a. uls,
Ia 49, stsnei ~ "a un.rF nals IA th.s
+ tHHf HI lNt ID 4 tlsf IHfII. ths. ~ tho hal,r
t.n t,aau "a RlalAsN Nta tein omr lnr
~ a. th HHahtai hlllisI. al 40, ,uult ha,asr
D. ...hHh tlItt Nn
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
ALASKA DIAMONDS.

A NEWLY DlscoVERED T1tANsPAH
Dancy 10 the real diamond, mounted ~ ovT
own factory, In artistic diamond settipes,
settings guaranteed line gold, and sold BY
20 when they are s equal qua z II rev every Ssspsct
except intrinsic value, a.H n -s
s2iI, "a, Ear,drops, pr ra!, g ana =
SOLITAIRE Gents ktnds. Ter sst, ~, -, 80
Cluster Gents llosOIa Pins, so aud tis
Gents Cluster Bosom Pin with tall, $40
Cluster ciosr, ~, $40 and az cluster cross
Bosom Pin and fAf-ringx, s.B aud t1b
cluster Finger Kings, q, q, $40 aud sl2.
Dn,eIs iss. man >, Isusi 1e asron, pr s,
cent free. Orders exceeding that amount.
w eaprcfs. for ccilecfion op deilyor,. eus-
tonscss paying al express ehnrgos.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18

CoNsTANcY.--Let our love be firm,
constant, and inseparable; not COM
ing and returning, like the tide, but
defending like q never falling river,
ever running into the ocean of divine
excellency, passing ON In the chan
nsls Of duty and obedience, and never
ceasIng TO be what Il Is Till IL comes
% be what II desires TO be; still being
- river till IL be turned into sea and
the vastness, even immensely Of q
blessed eternity.-Jcremy Taylor.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
ST. LOFTS MUTUAL
LifeInsurance Company.

Llic1nSuIdilCtO Oiii paHy.
. HAVING accepted the Lornl Agency OF,
the above Company. take this method o.
informing ny friends and nrqnsintsnces gen
orally that will give especial attention ~
the taking of risks and Otherwise represent.
ing the interests Of The - well known
Company fif
II Is an undenisblc fact that II IL the duty
VI every man to make some
PROVISION FOR his FAMILY
land especially his "little ones'), IL svsn.
Of his death. -,
Fully convinced Of tho stability Of ,his
Company, and their liberal and equitable
mnnner Of doing business, cheerfully rec.
ommend an investigation Of its different
plans before insuring elsewhere.
j. j.. YATES. Local Agent.
Examining Physicians: Drs. W. NJ. Fin
ley, y. b. Walton, N. l.. Thomas. -t4
O. l.. RfDDEI.l, Gen. Agt for Kentucky
and Tennessee. ,t.t.,..
Ciarkwiik Retruess.
Quarles 4 Rice, Attorneys at Law.
d. o. Keesec,' Prest Montgomery savipgs
{, Institute. iisi ~
W. r. Hume. Cashier First National Bank.
Helms { johnson, Merchants.
Jan. IL, ls6e-tf' ff
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
Isai CLARI6SNILLE
Male Academu.
d. N. Quarles, Principal.
Col. II. .. Whitehead, Associate.

rI'IIE SECOND TERN OF THIS SCHOOL.
i viii begin on Monday, the 9TH Of Hep.
tsmber. iSis. In Stewart College building
and close at the ond of twenty weeks
both OF the teachers are graduates 81 tho
University OF 'Virginia, and have mndo
Teaching their business, exclusively since
years ago--both In Virginia aud IN this
The object aimed M, viii be 70 prepare
young men 10 enter the University of MIR.
ginin, or any other College, or Mt them for
the business OF lie. Tho cotirse OF instruc-
Hon VIII be modelled after that at the Uni.
ysrsity Of Virginia. and, IA far ms practica.
Die, the same books will he used. INK
Fees per Term Of 20 ueeks-h Aarancc.
English aud Primary course In Math-
10
English aud Advanced course Ia
- 20
Languages, each ono dollar per month ck.
ira. d. NJ. OUAHIIs
Aug Is. 'ss-6ni. ,i 1870
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
rhos. ). Munford ct ais VS.. Geo. d. Marti

Thos. j. Munford ct als VS.. Geo. d. Martin
OF ais.
BY virtue Of n decrt made at the October
term, 1858, of the Cha1cery court at Clarxs-
Vile, will offer for ale at public auction,
nj the COURTHOUSE in Clarksville, on
Monday, 2lst day Of December, 1868.
the separate parcels I land as follows:
First, A tract OF 81 acres Of land lying In
Montgomery county on the north side Of
Cumberland river about IL miles below
Clarksville, upon VIII oh IA good residence,
barns, stables and OF t-houses, all in good
repair; same place upon which Geo. ID.
Martin Is now living and the same place
bought by him OF Ti!os. Cross. II will be
subdivided into two ormorc lots to suit pur-
chasers.
second, A tract of about $50 acres OF land,
being part Of the lends which descended
from III. A. Martin, deceased, to Geo. ID.
Martin in the divisi on made between the
heirs by decree Of tn Q circuit court for said
county, which land is situated about TX
| miles above Clarksv lie on the Cumberland
river, and Is nearly all fine river bottom
| land.
Third. Geo. j. Martins one-third interest
| In the tract OF land allotted to Mrs. NJ. a.
Martin us her widows dover.
| TERMS--l and , y, srs' credit. Notes with
good security required bearing interest
from date, and lien retained. No redemp-
| ton. w. 7. SHAcKELFoRD, c. 4 VI.
Nov. q, '6s-pr fec ~.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18

ny virtue ~ a decree made at the October
term, i~',t, Of the ChanCcrY Court nj Clarks-
VIE, ! VIII offer nt public auction, at the
court huui-s, la oisrksville, ou Monday, the
,th day ot lununrN ncNt, certain town lots.
Known ~ lots Nos. q, q, 7 and :, In WILCOX =
4sldltion Ia the tuwn of tlarkSVillc ; aud
also another tnt which bvgtnS at the juno
tiou 10 spring aud Main sfrccts, ~ feet
rnsfWnuiiN nTsn MclkvuIr's line, runs with
Main street 81 tsst IT, Wilcox street, then
Nth wilcox strVvt a. tyvt inches 10 "A
stalk, knal,p Ntstwarily tn spring street,
then with spring street Ia the b,'gi nning.-
tln this property N the aplyndtd IVsidcnc,
lailt by q III >nith and nov occupied by 5
n sat.
rfHa~.-e, ~, N aud "a months credit
18th nster,sst frenf ,ksts' Nul0s " ia good
.syufitv rcqulrc.i aud lien F,'si,s'I ioI
thr purrhna' money, No redemption a &c
confirmation.
" r suACNLiroEp, q an.
bee n, rs-pr fycs 20.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
pceiI, 'es- pr Zoe -.
a. Henry 81 als vs.. \ J Anen,worth.

- Henry ~ ais vs.. y Ailenswogth.
In pursuance OF n decree OF the Chancery
Iourt nc Ciark-vilie, made NJ the October
term, i~ais, | Will Offer ~ public auction at
the court hotfsc dour IN CiarksVillc, on
Monday, the Nh OF January next, the very
desirable building ha situated Onthe Sten-
Finn Of ~ t'r,p-as street, Just beyond the res
idcnco OF Mrs. Forbes. this being the lot
purchased by \ J 4Nllcnsworth of q \
Henry.
rRHNs.-l2, Is aud % months credit, with
Int rest nom date. Notes with good secu-
rity required aud lien retained. No re-
domptiun' w r SHACkELFoRD, q A n.
Dee H. '5S-pr fee o.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
THE LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
ss- can beat anybody ia

gest and most complete stock OF Brandies
Wines, WhislSey. Rum, Gin, ETC., TO be found
anywhere. Some of these were bought be-
fore the war, and have some OF the iden-
blessed memory, cut such fantastic capert
before high Heaven and tho daughter Of
Saul. ~ MY
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
IN CASH. FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.

=" Breathes there man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said
Weill'sthc best and cheapest house In town;
II such there be, go mark him well,
For him no minstrel's raptures SWELL"
Respectfully,
a. WE'LL.
GAINESVILLE, April IL, 1868.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
4. o. ". Brandon and wife 81 ais vi T, ]
Munford Ct ais.

Ry virtur NJ n decree made ut the October
term, iS'gS, at the Chancery Court at Clarks-
vile Ia this cause, Twin offer ut public auc-
ton at the court house In GAINESVILLE, on
Monday, the 4th OF January next tract OF
land containing iBl ncreS, situated In Mont
the Orphan Asylum. and the farm ON which
~ y. ruston now lives, II being the tract
bought by q. a. iIarroll OF the Joseph Rey-
noids estate.
TEnas.-Enough cash 10 pay costs. and
baiance on credit of l, 2, 3 and years,
with Interest nom date. No redemption
W T SHACKELFoRD, a N.
Dccl '6s-pr fee a..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
Dec u, s-pr Zee 81 : "
~. n. Steele q ais, W.. Jno II. steele ct ais

Ei.HI. Steele 81 ais, vs.. Jno II. Steele ct ais.
Ivy virtue OF decree at the October term,
tSS, OF the Cbancery court at ClarksviIIc,
Tenn. Il win offer for sale, nj public auction,
Monday, January It'll, 1850, a tract of Land
~ W. arre-, situated smiles from Ciarks-
Vile, nj Nteele's Springs, on the Memphis,
t'10rksvilie and Louisville Railroad. This
iaud belongs 10 tho estate OF Moses Steele,
and IL adjoining the property OF Col. Ghol-
SON II Will he divided into two tracts.
TEnws-siOg cash on each tract, the hal
ance on n credit OF u, ~, rs. "a, 20 and ~
months, with interest from date. Notes
With good security required and a lien re-
tain-t. Biddlngs will be opened on the
housc tract at so, and on the other tract Mt
So. w. r. SnAcKkLroRD, G. a ".
bee u. ys-pr fccs 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18

7. T, Darden Admir-. Va, Vol schaffer and
wife ct ais.
ny virtue OF decree made at the October
term, ISIS, of The Chancery Court at Clarks-
vile, will ctfcr NJ public auction at the
Cuurt-housc IN Clarksville, on
Monday the 2lst day Of Dee. next,
part OF House and Lot situated on the
IS, l,St on the said square, and runs
back to spril z street, at present occupied
TRIMS, o bud " months credit. Notes
with guod security and lien rtatned. No
redemption.
", 7. suAcKEI.ToRD, c. AN.
Nov. =, u pa Sesi
b. A. IIanniun vs.. Jno. W. Iacley ct ais.
by virtue - decrcc made at the October
term, tNas, az the thanccry Court nc Clurks-
vile, l Nil sell AZ public auction nj the
Cuurt'house In the city OF Clarksyille, ON
Mundty December sist, 1858.
a trad of aud containing % acros in Mont.
s9in,rs vnMWN, tennessee, and bounded ~
hesinning ga the hlaIf Of The Little West
FORK Of tlcJ riNVr ~ hlyar,i poilRris n. W.
cnrnsr Fnns ssath ~ lioies tua stake Tor
merlA higkorN, then west ! poles TO a
stake la nj Anh line thTn s0uth ~ poles "a
y stilku iorn urly "a hickory la Chisln's old
Inc, ll pale IA ~, ton iinshhA i southeast
-otueFi mort ~ pnlU- 10 stake la Wilson =
lac, c.asi - pai,s IA a "a mite oak, north 2Ols
40, east 81 snlcs down tho branch Ia lltils
Ms.. terkp Asnso ne ,,sinnipg; hs,ng ths
Grand, ram fNlsr "a Rls,
Trims. snd y ear scTeslit, Notes with
good arNuri B karlng Interest frola date re-
,u,fcA sni I ilcn t,isineh NJ hv'ivnip-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18

| am prepared to all orders Tor all sisa VI
the above Iron, at manufacturers prices.
also have q large lot Of their u Iron, which
l will sell At Pittsburg Iron Prices IN this
market which viii be found superior 10
Pitsbure Iron in qualify. Liberal discou,s
will be given to dealers 4. w ss'pi
. Febs ., iees--tf s'fs .sasrs d6
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
In the Bakery Department

promise to take the shine of of every
other concern of the kind in Clarksville,
both III the superiority of my Bread and
Cakes and their prompt delivery in the
highest style of art, both as to condition
and transportation, at the doorsof my GUS
piled on the shortest notice.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
skaucery Sale Of Reai Estate.
Allison, Anderson:k Co., VS.. b. IS. Ncblet
at pIs.

NIfIFOfl, AuutfbOug6 VlOs, vs. D. .. NcDIett
et eds.
ny virtue Of decree made at the October
torn, 60, Of the Cianccry court at Clarlts-
willie, viii offer for sale at public auction,
at the court house In Ciarksvilie, on Mon
day, January 9TH, 1863, n tract of Land con-
fafuing 30 acres, situated about = miles
from Cfarltsvilie on the Dover road, II being
tho farm on which G.. u. Jones now resides.
TERMs-six months credit. Notes with
good security required and q lien retained
Tor tho purchase money. 70 right OF re-
defnption after confirmation.
W. 7. SnAcxELFonD, c. II.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18

This house will continue, as heretofore,
to be the largest dealer in Family Flour In
GAINESVILLE. The choice brands Of this will
bo always kept ON hand and priced ~ low
as at the mills. In