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Then came dead calm, and the sails
Tapped lazily, and the masts described
an arc and the sun broiled and the
sailors whistled and the Captain
drank; and the mate encouraged him.
During this calm, Miss Rolleston fell
Then Mr.. HAZEL was very sad. borrow
ed all the books in the ship, and read
them, and took notes and when he had
done this, he was atleigure TO read men,
and 30 began to study Hiram Hudson,
Joseph Wylie, and others, and take .
From thesesWe select some that are
better worth the readers attention than
anything we could relate in our own
persons at this Htagnent part OF the
story. - - 49,, -. seaissa~ q
PAssAGESFRoMlf Mr.. HAzELS DIARY.
.'cHxRAcrKRs OF hoard THE PHosnRPznE,
There are two sailors, messmates,
who have formed an antigua friend
ship; their names are John WeIch and
Samuel Cooper. WeIch is q very able
seaman and chRtterbo1. Cooper is q
good sailor, but very silent; only what
he does say smuch to the purpose.
1.-THE gable of Welch Is agreeable to
the silent Cooper; and Welch admife5
Cooperis- taciturnft V = - ~ 2 'ss57i--l NJ
Cooper SO much. Add he said, tWhV
see, sir, he Is Hmy LnessuaAie, for one
thing, and seaman that Knows Nh
work. and then he has been well -eddV 2.
Gated. and he kneys when 70 hold his
II asked Cooper whyhe was 30 fond
ofiWelchs He only grnnted in IN nm
easy way at frat; hntIWhan I pressed
reply, he let ont two words, Capital
company and got away from me. y
Their ffriandahip, though zoftsn
roughly expressed, - really , tender
and touching sentiment. I think either
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70 one underwater, oondelI, with
whom he was on somewhat intimate
terms, he said, "I wish could insure
the Shannon, at hervalusI but that Is
impossible: the City of London could
not do it. The Proserpine brings me
some cases Of specie, but my true
treasure is on board the Shannon.
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PREPARBD b

Dr. !. Q. arm 8 co.novell. HAS,
Practical and -6aetysteaE chs,nIsts.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS KVKRYWHERR.
FOrsalspyr H.LosAN co. ,.s...,,,, -,
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ZOE nURWYING TaIE RLoon.

Tho reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
70 derived from its cures,
many Of which arc truly
marvellous. Invctcratc
cases Of SerohllOus dis
case, whore tho system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by IT.
Scrofnlous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gfAyated by the scro6i-
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DR.. BurtOn,s Tobacco Antidote.

aEoRaAs<rowH. Wet va.
anglo MA '5';llE-.
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's'' MEMBERsHIP FEES.

ara menbers In the cllsS 10 WhIuu Lo VI bII0
bslongs, TO hts or her heir1.
MEMBERSHIP FEES.
membership fees are ftr doltms st Join
80 ISoT I0hfeh a Certificate of AeI1beTShtp
Iii Iii b n.TnEshedO and one dollar and ten
can,S on the death ofeRch member, Of which
49, notice will be given. One dollar from
oScb msmb goes 70 the widow or heirs OF
IN. deoea, ed member, and ten cents for ex-
pepsi TsSs :cSmnany Is divided Into TEN
CIaESSES FOR MEN and TEN GLASSES
E0R WONEN,- as soon as these Glasses are
1iIed. ten new Glasses will be adopted. Men
and women are not allowed in the same
Glasses, Everything done 10 make each
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t "a ~ sr nj oil - cried Helen Rolleston,
firing up. "Pray, who says he was q
criminal 2 Mr.. Hazels once for all, no
name as that. Afriend of mine may
commit some great error or impru-
dence; but that Is all. The poor grate-
fol soul was never guilty of any down
right wickedness: that Stands 70 reG-
son.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07

Z
|, Mr. Jenkins PLACED suflicient reliance on tn.
linformatioh they received 10 have him with.
lin reach Ola coua wherc'the writ u hHJea.
corpus would be respected. ~
A special saysit is expected that In few
days thcPresident will make feArrange.
nient of the military department, and the
various districts therein. Material changes
i'd commanders are expected Ia the Western
and Northwestern States and territories.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE President has
approved the bill for the distribution among
thepeople Of itbs south OF accumulated de-
siccated vegetables and preserved meats
which are not required for the use of the
army. avqsampf va
The President has also approved the bill
providing that contracts for stationery for the
ExecutiveD Department. hallnot be made for
more than one year at time.
Amount of fractional currency issued for
the week from. the Treasury is $3.50 900 F;
amount forwarded s59o,s6o, including
$500 600 to the depositing agency at Gin,
cianati. National lcurrencyeissued. $780,
400; amount in circulation, $299,542, $780,
Fractional CURRENCY destroyed during the
week, Sa30l co., Receipts OF internal reve-
nue., for the,yeek. Sl4,9ls,s47i, for the fiscal
year 10 date, .$lf4, 75l,3l5. ~ 49,
AL HmI - III H
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
. ssN oTf q fsT8HIOg

- gL4SalEN - ~itt NRflft
Special Term, C,rc,pt Court Sra Monday in
March, Tor Non tgomery Co,uty, Tennessee.
= WuthxAs, tits deea,ed 4 tspossibie,o ds-
patch the business aeeupulaled on the Dock
Letsof the Circuit Court for -Montqomerx
lcesliy, In the time allotted by law, and
whereas, the JANUARY Term Of 1868, OF said
COURT has necessarily stood Suspended. in
Tue main, in consequence OF tho attendance
o. the attorneys upon the Supreme Gosirt at
Nashville, SO that much business, espec ially
on the criminal side of the Docket, stood nm
disposed OF, which should have bean attend
Inns IS, hereiore 10 give notice to all in
IN any wise concerned IN the business Of tho
Circuit Court at GAINESVILLE, either as wit
nesses, suitors, defendants, prosecutors, Off
GERS, or attorneys, that |, john A. Camp,,ell.
Judge Of the 10th Judicial Circuit, do here.
by, IN the manner the law directs, order and
appoint a Special Term Of the Circuit Court
tor Montgomery county, To be lholdes At
Clarksville commencing on the Third Non
day in March, 1868, and to continue for tho
dispatch Of ali Business on the Dockx az a
a reguisr term, Until adjourned for the cour,
in coHrse. ~ y : -
And 1t will be the Imperative duty Oh all
sheriiis, Clerks, attorneys, snitors,. and all
other persons concerned TO attend such Spec
lai Term IN the same manner as at tho reg
nlar term, and they, will bs subject "a. Tie
same consequences for non-attendance. The
State Docket will be taken up Tuesday, tho
second day of the term.
~ And Il Is further ordeted.s that s. H. r.
Wilson, FL L. gWilliams aud Gopher Smith,
three acting. Justices OF the Peace for Mont
gomcfy county, be- aud are hereby appointed
to make out list OF twenty-five good, and
lawful men to attend said Specialf Term a.
jurors, at least one TO ne taken from each
civil district of the connty.rr And IL Ia di.
rected that the' foregoing orders b, spread
upon The minutes of the Court aud ibst n
copy Of The same be published 10 the ciarks-
vile Chronicle and PatfoL newspapers pub
days. ~ ~ ''''.v
,.s JNO. A. CAMPBELL, Judge,
Jso, w. WILlIAMsos, Clerk.
u. & l. A-AW
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
Chanc Gerry Sale of Land.

90 John Watwood rs. Elijah Duncan.
By virtue OF a decree of the Chancery
Court at Clarksville, made at the October
term, lsc7, win offer for sale at, the Court
house in Clarksville, on Mondy, I'd day of
March next a tract of land lying in Dis. No,
s in Montgomery county, and containg loo
aces, this being the tract bought by John
Watwood of d. II Duncan aud afterwards
sold by said Watwood to Elijah Duncan.
FTERMS--0ne.fourth cash and balance on
Gi h good d sstaaiesS$aiRd SSd Pen 4 e.
tanned. Ysit3 1As hua l"f1o 81 efHTN
-ay W. T. SHACKELFoRD, @. & M.
Feb. Z, '6s-4w prs fee. 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
Chancery Sale of Lots.

L. G. Williams and wife us. C. NJ. Kidd ct ais
By virtue of decree rendered at the DC
tober term, 1867, of the Chancery Court a
GAINESVILLE, in this cause | will offer for sale
at the Court house in GAINESVILLE, at public
auction, on Monday, I'd day Of March next
two half acre lots, known as lots No. 4S and
40 in Roberts addition to the town OF Clarks.
willie, being the same purchased by Isaac. N
Belote of l.. G. Williams and wife. They
are situated on First Gross street near't the
railroad
TERMs-Cash to pay costs and Attorneys
fees, and the balance on a credit of 8, ~ and
ls months, Good security required and a
lien retained. Sale.absolute.
W. T. SHACKELFoRD, @. & NJ
Feb. Z, '6s-4w prs. fee S4. .--....-.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
ELEGTI0N N0HoE FOR COUNTY AMI
..ia.t0 tpIsfRftTa 0FFIRERs.l I 8 a

l viii hold an election, in Montgomery
County Tenn rIonf FHe ,hrss Saturday i
March, 1863, for the' purpose iof eiectins
Sheriff. Gircui sand County COURT Glerka
County Trustee, County Register, Revenue
CoilectoE slsos district tofsicefs, Justices o.
the Peace and one Constable in each civil
district, except in No. IL, and two in that
district AIaFEpF FAFsS IKNhX :
The following persons are appointed t.
hold che election, in their respective district IS
and this Is a notification 10 That effect.
81 District No. J, Jordan9 Neblets No. 3
John Rollowi No. 3, James Killebrew;, No
., John Mabry; No. 5, b. Grant; No. c, j
I, Johnson No Z. ]. 81. Burgess; No. %
Stan. Garrett No. 9, Levi Cooper No 10
f. L. Williams; No. IL, Vim. Crouch No
~ n. NJ buff No. "A, Thps Adkies No
Is, David Brown; No.Ae, Mos. BAton; No
ut. @ Harsrve; No. lss 10: n DAILY
No. 20, G. r. Outlaw; No. 90, S. A. Nesbitt
SA9TCAT. RAslE Sberiff
Of Montgomery County.
Feb. Z, 1853. swo Z k--
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
English andC Classical School
L. 9. MARSHALL. 4. NJ, Instructor.

THE SPRING SESSION WILL OPEN
on the First Monday In February, 1855,
continuing the previous session without in
The best efforts OF the Instructor VIII be
made for the advancement OF pupils IN .
business or classical education, as may be de-
sired. Forty students only will be admitted.
Those entering during the first month, chsrg-
ed from the beginning; those entering after
the first month, charged from the time Of
Terms of tuition, as before, per session OF
twenty weeks half In advance, $40 90.
jap. 81, 1868-lm. 49, .. 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
Chaneery Sale or House ana

.."| ~ H"-fH PA
D. weaver, Us. Jno. N. Neblett ct ais.
By virtue of decree Of the Chancery
court at Clarksyille, rendered al the Oct.
term ls67, and for the reason that the pur-
chaser OF the property at the sale had on
Friday 81 Jan. last b. failed 70 comply with
The terms of the sale. I will offer at The
Court-house In Clarksyille on Monday I'd
IA IL Mach pext, ihe store house and lot
on tbs south SIDE OF Franklin street formerly
owned and occupied by Jno. S.lNsbleti, the
said lot fronting IS feet inches on Frank
lin street and running back about 200 feet.
TERns--e, ~, IS and "a months credit
witt, interest from date. Notes with good
security required and Ion retained for the
purchase money. No redemption,
w. T. sHACKELP0RD, G. IN.
DR, J, n. MALLORY, Ayes9asv. 81.
q Feb 2, 'e5-iw prs. fee 20. ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
ASsIGNEE's SALE.
On Saturday, the 5th dsy 81 Tjebrv

On satufdsy, the l5th day Or fcbru.
ary, 1868, at the Market House In Clarksville,
! wih'se at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, all right, atitle and interest of Sim
mons p. Tally, bankrupt, in the lands which
were assigned to him by the chancery conrt,
at GAINESVILLE, in the division of the estate OF
Gnilford and Ann r. Tally, deceased. For
full particulars, description, ETC., see q. T
Alternately or myself.
Also, at the same time and place, will
sell, as above, the notes, books, accounts, etc,
of Sam, Johnson, bankrupt Terms cash..
e.s8 - law. "A. PETER, Assignee.
req y osTzw.lY .T{u1fFnlIb
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
1. tkt.ls our of s.evrs,. ecs1,v,

Isaac y. Bayiiss, s.sS,a Bsnisterp and wife
Virginia Banistsr, formerly Virginia Bay
lss, John !. Tomlinson and. wife .Elleuor
TonliBson, formerly Ellepor Bayliss Ara
bella Ward, Mary Ellen 'Bayliss, Jas.s Lee
Jr. and wife Royena Lee, formerly ,Rowena
Rayliss defendants, rs.. Joel VIM, George
Wipp, John VIM and Wiley VIM. def T.
itiaprearing from affidavit filed in this
cause That Joel VIM. one OF the defendants
is. a NONRESIDENT Of the State of Tennessee
SO that the ofiirary process of law cannot
be served upon him; IL is therefore ordered
|, hat publications BIZ natle for fohr Successive
weeks in the Clafksyille Chronicle, a news
paper published in the city of GAINESVILLE
tojappesr Rttte conrt house 10 tue wwn Of
Dover, on the second Monday in March next,
then aud there to plead, answer or demur to
the bill Of complainant, OF, the same will he
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex-
parte as to hun A. d. ROSS, Clerk.
Feb. z, '6S.4w* iH7-e 81 j. .veG
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
CLEAN Z AND HEALTHY

MY CELEBRATTED FEATHER RENO.
YArOR, still at work, opposite J, l, Couis
Furniture Store. If YOU send me your Beds,
Pillows and Bolsters, and they do not go
home cleaner and healthier than they have
been for the past forty years, do no, ask
pay for my services Charges very mode
rate. Call and examine for yourself 3.
ROBERT GL0RE, d
Jan. 81, '6s,3t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
SAM. BROCKNAN's
IoARRIAeF sBUGGf AND wAG0N REPoslroRY,
s franklin Street, oLARKSvI1LE. TENN

call the
r1n Az 60
etm ebn including their
and their Steel Tire Light work. driving challenge the Buggy
reference workman have during the
hns
this and used IT
understanding friends fair usg
and pse sns M
fskraEMNE NtffEfNEFT
NJ Prices wv
SAM.P2OCIkNIAN
boie Agent
would friends public
canning work The mnacafe
Ae""'Ay fEh go stau
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
Chancery Sale OF q House and
Lot.

.Jno. X. Smith ct ais Us. ]. o. Knox.
BY virtue Of decree made at the October
term, 1867, of the Chancery Court at Clarks.
vile, ! will offer at public auction, at the
Courthouse in GAINESVILLE, on Monday, the
I'd dly of March next, .house and lot stu
ated in the town of New Providence, Ten
nessee, on The Trice;s landing turnpike, 'it
being the same property bought by defend
ant $50. Knox, Of h. w. i,oatwright, and
by Boatwgight Of Griffin, ,fapa -
TERMS-i2'and Is months credit Notes
with good security required snda lien re-
tained No redemphon. NJ An~
W. r. snAckEtFoRD, G. & NJ.
Feb. z, '6s-4wlprs., fte 81.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
Piles, Fislula. Structures, Pis-
sures, Tum0rs, Wens,
Ulcers, etc.

Special attention given to Diseases Of Fc-
males
DIR. j. A. CLoPToN may be consulted
in Hopkinsvile the first seven DAYS in March
In olarksyllle, Tenn, from the 9Th to the
l9th Of March. ..'...r ~. =.
Feb. :, ls6s-u ... ...l 'ff \
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
ChanCery Sale of Land.
Z. NJ. Nolen and wife u.s., Martin BGardner,

~ ~ 4'oiSh oh3 NtiN 'o'l nh"is'h ~ N"iuhSii
-.l- -t. ,etals. seas. .s
BY virtue of a decree Of the Chancery
court at ClarksSilIe at the Oct. Term, 1867,
Twill ofer for sale at public auction at the
Courthouse in Clarksville, on the End day
of March next, the following tracts of lard
to-wit. One tract situated on the Bobo
road, about IA miles from GAINESVILLE, a nd
containing two hundred acres more or less,
il being the place ON which Mrs Bobo lived
up 10 the time Of her death. Also one other
tract in Cheatham county, about one end
n half miles from the FIRST named tract and
contains l3l acres ,,,.,r s-a., - ,,,s
TERMS Cash enough TO pay costs and at
torney fees and the balance on credit Of
one and two years with interest from date,
Notes with at least two good securities re-
quired OF the purchaser aud alien retained.
VT. SHACKELE0RD, G. M.
Feb. 7, 'Gs-4w-prs. fee SO.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
Residences and Town Lots for
ll e~ 500 Sale. iu.l-3 s51 81
Merritt and Fort, Adm'rs, Us Howard's heirs

ierritt ana rort, Adm RS, as Howard's heirs
.soH ri 80 y stots. Ia lg ssf .Sif,
By virtue of decree at the October Term,
1867 Of the Chancery Court nc Clarksville,
7 will offer for sale on Monday aud day Of
March next at the Courl-Ilouse in Clarks-
vile, the following described properly to,
witt. A house and lot on LIST Gross
Street now occupied by D. N. Clifton. a
house and lot on Madison street in Clarksville
lying between the property of Mrs. Allen
johnson and that Of Mrs. John A. Bailey,
known as the Ballard bouse--Also one other
house and lot on Franklin street, extended
and near Trinity Cemetery. Terins---lo per
centum cash and the balance on credit OF 8,
IL, g and "a months, with Interest from
date Of sale Notes with good security re-
quired and lien retained for the purchase
money.
W. T. sBAcKELFORp, c. An.
lob. u 'os-4w-pFs Zee %. So s'la
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
Gllancery Sale Of land.

A j. Harrison Admir- os. Heirs and Cred
itors of Jos. Wheless.
oBy virtue of,s dssrses al The Cbaneer,
Court AZ Clarksvifle, niatfe HI the October
term, 1867, will sell at public auction at
the Courthouse in GAINESVILLE on Monday
I'd day Of Mach next tIaegtract of land con.
tanning about one hundred and thirty acres,
situated in Montgomery county, on Brush
creek, pear King q mill aud, about, 10 mile.
from Giarksviffe, being The tract or land on
which 10. Wheless resided at the time OF his
death.
e TRRMs---Cash enough to pay costs and
attorneys fees and balance on d credit 81 G,
IL; ] 8 and "a months. Notes With good se.
curity required and a lien retained for the
purchase money.
W. T. sHACKELFoRD, G. l. NJ.
Feb. Z, '68-3w. prs fee 81.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07

Grant is Of the opinion thai a lie
well stuck to, is as good as the truth
His defense is a failure.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
otalam'tof Capital & surplus "a, . is, 4os 20

ASSETS.
AmountSof Cash IN continena oori14 'si' (
tal National Bank, N.,Ygs.s el8e ,009 %
Amount of Cash in, hands Of 4, Ia .,seg !.
I /. Agents, aud in course of
sfansmission...a..... - ........ 1888 III
Stocks aud Bonds il...!s....as 1890, o27 so
! Amount of Loans on, Bonds rid div
and Mortgages, being first ,,..,s al n
lien of record on Unincun-
bered Real Estate, worth at - y 'pu
b least 8 So 400, rate of in To15niisih
.terest and per ,cent...... s32, 0l5 90
Amount of Loans on Stocks ,.. o.. 49,,
and Bonds, payable on de-
mand, the market value of t9 81 si+'
securities pledged, at least F+ies,tb
s47l ,lo4..,r...........,.... aso,os2 Sc
Amount of Steamer Magnet
and wfecking Apparatus. 46, 796 90
Amount of other property, $50 'i'43 o
Miscellaneons Items, -. SIS, sSg 81
Amount due for Premiums on ,...,' s.,5,
Policies issued at Office,
= (Fire and fnland) ...........,. 7,16l O5
Amount Bills Receivable for p9f.'7f ~
Premiums on Inland Navi-l Ell frfl
CATION Risks, 9,947 As
Interest due on LIST jan, 1868 2i,353 46
|
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
ATTENTION, MECHANICS

There will he a meeting of the Mechanics
and WorkinRmen OF Clarksville held at the
Court-iionse on Saturday evening, sth inst
at 7 O'Clock, for the purpose OF organizing
a .WorkingpeHs Union" All employers
aod employees are cordially invited to al
,ciia. rs sI n. =. ~
Feb. 2, lses-'lt,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
a0Chancery7p SaIes.eb
.tno6'GaasC III bsa-ai1sio. - in5fEge
Ohancefy Sale Of Houses and
VIZ haaia .rs Lots. InidsE i,ihi

etDt ASf ~ 7sif aAUtss itlfA9-i 4. JAZZ
II. II. Poston, Ex'r, as BOZ. Poston ct ais
BY virtue of decree of the Chancery
Court at Clarksyille, in this cause, at the 0c-
tober term, 1867, viii offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the Court-house In GAINESVILLE
on Monday, the I'd day of March next, the
following described property, to-wit: The
large two story brick house onthe northeast
corner Of the public sgpase known as the
Planters House. The portion or the lot at
tached to this house which fronts on First
Gross street will be disided into lots.
IA. dwelling on, College street, adjoining
DR.. Haskins' resideneel-lot attached contains
about two acres. Sc lWnfifa fNf p E3i
A,dwelling house on II, nklin street, adj
Joining Mrs. Judkins', with about pe-halt
acre Of ground. jizsi ~ eAff1 ~ O. ,Neil
$50 two vacant lots, adjoining and east
Of the, last mentioned dwelling. E.,
Also two lots on Main street, lying be-
tween the Free School house and Mrs Racers
property.
'TERMS-2O per centum cash and balance
on credit ofnl 2, 8 and A years, with in
terest from date. Notes with good security
required Of the purchaser and n lien retained
for the purchase money. irs11 Hs-W
w. 7. SHACKELFORD, g.. & ". 3D.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
r. T, POLLARD. ROBT MU RRELL.
MUIR ELL e co
Tobacco Factors,
H.tfrrsu AND rr Iva ,l.e.--
General Commission Merchants,
ll5 PEARL STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.

] will make liberal Cash Advances on
Tobacco and other Produce consigned TO
Messrs, Murrell 4 Co., and will give special
personal attention to the shipping of same
from GAINESVILLE, Trices Landing and Lin
wood. THOMAS F. PETTUS.
Feb. Z, lSGs-4m ....... ........
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
THE MONTGOMERY p
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
A Banking Institution, Incorporated
by act or the Legislature or
Tennessee IN Dccem.

i.Nnfs) ,''n 'oYs'tf 11un4
Will be opened Cor business on The 18th Of
January, 1853, in the building West side Of
the Public. square one door North Of The
First National Bank Clarksvlile, Tenn.
This Bank will deal In Foreign and Do
nestle Bills Of Exchange, Gold and Silver
Bullion, receive deposits, and do general
banking business.
FebnB.o o. KEEsEE, Presidsut.E
J. z. BRoADpus, Cashier. sIE.
Jan. 10, 1s6s-tf 800
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LIABILITIES.
Amomunt Of Losses a'j;ns,ed I'd o''2a ''e
5dne md nnnaid $3.50 S1aF. 'rsl
ilAmonnt yof' Losses ipeu,rpa. - 4 70 'itsq
"A and .in,.process of. adiust. ,.f.,,,,.,.,os
ment. 1o5 ayo AZ
IAmonni of Dividends declared fN''''Hs'
Eslond ane ana nnna;d 80 "a 4, 700 m
kAmou Mt Of Dividends either as-h ~ ~ "
cash or scri,, doolaraa h,.
moi vet dine wy S''N ~
Amount Of ali other eyis,;n%s % al 2aiI'i"
cl,i,,s n c,s;,,st ,bs C,on,n.nS9 sciiycfo11 %
~ ~ 10 g. !. 49, - a.
Total amount of losses, claims -,
and liabilities, ............... Slo7,49O IS
The creates, oroonn, ;ns,roason as, ono
risk is az ooo hut w;ii nn, on guy o,,.
rnle exceed sro mo 49, -'SS' 90 [" s'"''"'
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
q. A. ROTH. Ag't,
(suecessOr to. J. v. Mehihope b 0o.,)
.gag 4ssClarlaville, Tennessee,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer
1, f'''' - IN ALL KINDS OF
Family Groceries,
Conteetionaries, Foreign and Domestic
Liquors, Vines, Fruits and Nus. {

Having returned 70 Clarksyille forthe pur.
pose OF resnming my old occupation as Gro
Ger, would solicit from the citizens and sur.
rounding country share Of patronage. 3 {
VIII keep a full assortment of every arti-
ele in my line, and am determined 70 self al
lhelowesl CASH PRICES. Highest prices
Country Prodaco. -
am also Agent for The sale Of 10 iAss
wilson Pitts Celebrated Whiskey !
Jan. 20, Isss-n.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07

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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07

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