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Asstgaee's hetiec of Appoint.
mHnf.
Notice In Bankruptcy.

Di.tIiet court Of The Unltei ststes. fr the District 81
iesA.in Bankruptcy. In the s,stter Of "a. D. shAet
elford, sai krup,.
A WARRANT Bankruptcy has been tssns5 hy said
IA Coat, agar st the estate of IT,. n shsekslfvrd, o,
the Eounty Of ADDISON and Seats 81 lows, In said ps-
tricf. siiuls-d a bankrupt Hpen The petttion of his
creditor, aud the peytaent ofany dssts and the deiive-
ry n snv property belonging u sail to him or
to hs us>. and the trsn4.er 81 hny property by him are
forbidden ~ Law. A ulfrfinz ef tho creditors Of said
bankrupt L provo their deb . ard choose use or morf
asignfes ofh his estate Will be held a. a Court OF Bark
rup,ey 10 he holden at Rsokfk. in said District, On the
Fad day Of April, A. D. IsG3. al the office of Jahp Bruce
one 81 the Registers in Bankruptcy, OF said District.
q W. CLARK,
mri1G 2wTnes US. Marshal for SAID District.
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Arrivalsand Departnreso Of the Nails
Arrival, and D,usrturts Of K.oknk Packets.
CITY NEWS.

CRY REPUBLICAN CoSyESrroS-To be
held at the Court House on Friday evening
next. the 9th inst, at y o'clock, to nomi-
nate candidates forthe ofioss of Mayor and
Marshal of the city, to be supported at the
ensuing city election. Let there be q full
turn ont Of all Union Republicans.
By order OF abe Executive Soumittee. &C
the Keokuk Grant Club. ct
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BY Telegraph Hkw YORK, Marcel 2s
Government stocks A9Nc Iswer. Coupon. Of 1873,
liohSaS do '62 17elz6ss do % 1o7hgs.; do ss
1918 az; do new lo6xsssi do S5 io8AzDk; 1o4os
1ooN0h; 1858 lc51oMr
vi. vanWgek sold about So .oop,oeD In gold to-dny, bnt
bought 81 4 500 of 50 rotr. and pail ont I eel back
to-day in order TO sf,rd what relief be could 10 the neu
ey market.
Stocks active but feyeri h st . decline OF lL0 Z GER
cent e'osius weak. WI 7 s3n4aI; N re isTIc
Erie 6Ils9A: pfd HAIR Reading saz; Wabash 473z
s4sk; Iii G ls7h9isss R / 81; N 6aesa, do pd
7sA.
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|&NstAN E4 FDkA1 .&sst sts.s-y.s a --f 49, -
cokNMRAL-p IoSns.....si ss69eis %
BgckwnEAr FLoUR-&4.00 to $500 per I've lbs.
-BusfEH-Choioe lots .wilicommsnd 35@ 4ec y 70
EeeS-Recsipts largs, aud prices range ~ 70 &c
PorLrRr-Dreseed, none offered. Live Chic 1ens
- so p doz.
ssssa.s-ss = ses Pss s g q h..,l
e eesssesM & & ia
IAsp-cisy cured ls4o per n. Country cured i3e
to iAc per ID.
BsxsvAx-2S to SIC Der ID.
rALDte<Isb bi. loicylesss p pr -
FaArnERs-Prime SOC TO 65c per %.
RAas-Cotton, Sc psr ID.
~CaEEss-Good country Is TO lac. FACTORY isc.
Bsas-Scarce and In demand; wholesale u "
per 100 lbs. s98gN32s.
FaSrrs-Gr.sn Apples 81 50 70 81 90 per bar
3 ri. Choice Dried Apples 8 TO Zoe per u.
u Dried Peaches, 10 to lie.
Sxxps-Timothy 81 SO to 20. Glover ~ w.
orLs-Cosl oil 45c. Linseed, raw u s., boiisd
81 40. Lard, 81 40 to J %. Fish y W
to 81 10.
Lrvx sroek-Becf Cattle 81 90 TO e5 80 gross.
Hogs, good lots, IS 10 IS IS gross. Sheep
81 30 to 81 90 per head zeal csires
from 81 90 to SO 90
p.coxlCity cured hams lie, shoulders lie.
clear sides l5e. Country cured hams IA
10 14e: shoulders 9 to Ice; sides II TO 1z4e.
PonK-Mess % 50 TO $24 per Dbl.
WooLTub washed IS to $780,; fleece do hne
asa 3oc.; unwsshed, IS to zoe.
HAY-Timothy in active demand at from s9 %
to 3lI 90 per ton. Prairie 50 90 to ~ 90
Woop-$5 50 to $6 80 per cord .aeeerdingt to quail
itv, ia good demand.
HrpEs-Green, Sc; do enred loci dry hint I've;
do salt Ice per ID.
sALr-Lake So 30 TO - 90.
1LAss-sXl0 80 so. Rates discounted 50 to ~
per cent.
NAILs-$5 so rates.
Bah IRos-5c, rates.
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new Tors marns
BY Telegraph Etz Toss. March rs
Cotton : Mcrs aetise. kc better. IS for mid nagr.
Flour CLOSED arm tps low gradsi, " n m,dera,e &c
inand for { zport.
vi eas-NaminaIiy unehapgsl.
~Rye-F.riy actite az Il So sj for western, ms dc
price 10 arrive.
osts-a dsrstei, ac.ise at 4 for ves.srn 10 .tor..
Corn Ill and heavy at 81 .71e3 for nss mI1ed
We tsrn in ttofe.
Mess Pork BAH al 81 soae2sz fo- ns~,
Beef Fairly active aud Urn.
cut M~eata-steady.
Baeon-vsrs hfmi mir demand; i2lz FOR oumseri.rd
cut.
Lard iiet at 1874
Rice-eteajy.
Conse- Firm.
sngsr-f sn; Cuba li16sisli ivan. iaiS
M5isss 81 Quiet.
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We know of no place where an hour or so
can be spent more pleasantly, this evening,
than at the opening Of the new Hall, corner
Fifth and Main streets, See advertisement.
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For the Gate City.
HAVING noticed recently Sc seral different
newspaper articles f~avoring General David
Moore, Of Canton, Lewis county, as the
nominee of the Radical Republican party, for
Congress from the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict, We ask space to add a few remarks on
the subject. We have watched the "run of
events" for The past eight years, and have
eome TO seme definite conclusions, among
which Ills one stands prominent: the major
ity of Office seekers are disappointed military
men, or broken down politicians, whose aeil-
ity, 10 turning their coats to meet party obi
cations, is equaled only by the pertipacity and
vehemence with wbichthey urge their claims.
!. Ye Gods and small 6shes!' Claims, for
sooth aAyaunt, ye foul spectres that
haunt my yision!' CIAIMsl 80 nor / guess
not 70 didn't we join the State Militia, J
and stay at home to protect the REAR ~
Didn't we-late in The doy-go out in the
bloody, or 2o1st, and give the Soup de grace
to this unholy rebellion ~ aDidn't we
while the soldiers were at the front, sappine
the foundations of the rebellion-hold the ef>
fee Of 'Brigadier General in the Missouri
State Militia or q Circuit Judgeship ~
"Havni ace CLAIMS Hho more entitled
to The everlasting gratitude and suffrages Of
the soldiers and loyal people of the Eighth
Congressional District?n 1t is to these, and
similar questions, that we feel impelled to
make afew short nswers We are cxrsed With
a class Of chronic politicians = "stay-at-
home heroes" broken down hacks and cor.
morants, who. like the g Leech's daughters
are etsrnally crying gire. GIvK., They al.
ways have an 9 are to grind. and easily in.
dnce the :. small fry cliques = TO join in their
. hue ard cry for Office, under the s~pecious
plea of personal ~fayors, and party necessities
The gallibility of the American people is
proverbial only humbag them once decent
y, end you may repeat the dose ad minimum,
naaseam. The approaching campaign
will be one Of unusual effort. Party lines
wil be sharply drawn. The usual impalpa-
pie differences will be magni6ed, and clearly
dehned. No stone will be left unturued. by
an ~nnsrnpulous opposition, to defeat he can.
di dates and principles Of the Radical Re.
publican party. The choice Of Presidept Ia.
ing GRAxr-ed, the policy ioreshadoved -
combine, in all the doubtful Distr;ct.. ana
elect an opposition Congress, thus tyinp Il.
nanas Of the Executive. and practicall, n.o.
tr.liz'ns the effect Of : victory, To the,.
self landed heroes, these men d .bsckr.n j
and osneoaabe, q ID on~s geass. - -re,n.c..
lnlly suggest the proprissy Il x.;ti., .,,;,
they are called ppoa bsfers = u,.s.a.
pressing their claims. Tho people. IL a.
soldiers, have a voice in fAis matter, and tb.v
demand q hearing. For the present :, III,
content osrselyes With saying that " he.rt;l,
endorse the articles mentioned Il tbe h..s
q this communication, and feel .s.ur,a q
'enlarlnE shs assertion that ! lasse nescr;,,
2, soldiers and loyal citizens II r. E;.n,s
Ionetessions District demand. and v;ii ~
NJ aani f6e domination 81 GxrrRAI NUN
~ --AA Hf HoLpTERs.
AA tA& -
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The Union Republicans of the Fourth
Ward will meet at Burrows Hall, on Satur-
day evening next at = o'clock. for the pur-
pose Of nominating a candidate for Alder
man from said Ward. mar-26-3t
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I. O. O. Especial meeting Of Pucke-
chetuek Encampment, No. I, tonight. Work
on the Second and Third Degrees. A fall
attendance is desired.
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PuRsuAsT to notice given in Saturdays
paper, | viii hold an examination at the Cen.
trail School Building to.day, at 8 o'clock, p.
m. wv. G. kent, Co. Supt.
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FoR the pasttw weeks fresh goods have
been arriving for the clothing establishment
of Hess. Stern & Co., until their stock is now
complete, comprising a very large and unu-
sually attractive stock of gents furnishing
goods, undoubtedly the largest ever brought
to this city, Call and examine the new
qnnds. Z
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TAKE fresh air, take exercise, take pity on
the unfortunate, take pleasure in doing good,
take no anxious thought for tomorrow, and
above all things take a walk TO the estab-
lishment of Dillon d Jones and feast your
eyes upon the new goods just received.
They keep a full stock of hats, caps, furnish
ing goods, trunks and v~alises.
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new York DIV GOOD.

New York Dry Goods Earket.
BY Telegraph Ess YoaI, March rs.
There hiss zen . grest decline in the pries Of pFinttd
~caifcoe, and the market Is Consequently excited and
very active isah for MsrrImac ., lsk = y fAacy; 10
for csnbsics, b<ing = decline cf5s PER paxa. Spr-rse
and Paeihc prints ~ 4; Gloucester lak: Asosksag Ist<;
Lo.esi 10 Necsoy II wansntta we nichnonSs fs5<
OH
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The large stock Of piece goods, the great
variety ofeverything in their line, low prices,
obliging and fair dealing proprietors and as
~sistants, are attractive points at the clothing
establishments of Yencill, Jones L Co, cor
ner Main and Third streets. Call and see il
that be not the case.
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TunS out, everybody, to the meeting of
the Grant Club at the Court House tonight.
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New Orleans Aashee.

New Orleans Aashst.
By Telegraph EEw 0RIeaas, March rs
Cotton : Quiet: m~iddiines atDj<
1lour-Quist. trm and unehaagsd.
cora-Si 90 e5.
OaA-65.
Rosk--Dnn and depra sed u IS IS
D~aeoa-only jobhipg t-ade; 12Jf for shsuldses lso
1914 for clear sides.
~Lrd-Aetivs; tiercs sold q lsl<: kse is.
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SEE advertisement of City Hotel, this
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RgruBLcAss, remember that the Grant
Club meets at the Court House to-night.
Your city election is near at hand. Your
opponents are in the field, headed by one of
Johnson's sbread-and-butter brigade
Turn out, and thoroughly organize, and show
this mighty leader that he will have to wait
until some other harvest time for his political
bread. The Grant Club is doing and intends
to do a good work. Let those who are ac-
customed to spend their evenings at home
come out for one night, and we are sure they
will find themselves fully repaid. This is no
time for d~allying, but one Tor work.
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TOyice III RauErMnfr,,-

In the District court Of tbs UoItsd states, for The Dis
bankrupt.
~ ts CREDITORS oftAe Est1fe az abost nansd banErunf.
V1ouA rc hereby nottlsd that thers wpf ~ . u.cona
= kenssal meeting ~ shs ~cresissrs n rsid bsrkyupt.
nela = Mcos.k II sAf bistrict.on tbs 10Th day os Aprii.
ons Of tbs Registers n BAntYuptcy il satd nlstrIet
Tor the purposes named 70 tbs t~entyssevsnth a .tion
OF The hsnArupt Act Of March - 4. D. 1851.
x 81 JOHNSTON,
mrb<o Assignee.
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The Grant Club meets at the Court Hous
this evening. Let everybody attend.
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cincinnati MarRet.
BY Tsiegraph.l olaeisxarI, Mich a..
fionr-Duii and nominal.
whept NO Q WHIT II soid at II -.
corn-In good densna at g..
Rye-B1I al IL IS.
oats-Uaehauged and sui.t.
Barley -s,,ree ard afn at 81 So.
prosiiions Qiisi and u1cla assd; mol m.e, demand.
Lard-soid al isin county: he al 49,. here.
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For b. Gate City.]

LET there be a full attendance at the meet.
ing of The Grant Club at the Court House
this evening.
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HdaddsF and Commercial


lcorrsctsd daily 81 ssow 4 HusEH Commission
n1rrA& 9hahh. Second ,trsstl~ i s
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
Chancery Sale of Land.
John D. Nicholson r,. Fredopia Pace.

John d. Nicholson rs. Fredopia Pace.
BY virtue Of decree made at the October
term, 1867, Of the Chancery Court at Clarks-
vile, will offer for sale at public auction, at
the Courthouse in Clarksvillc, a tract Of
Mnd, In Dist. No. 6, Of Chcatham county, on
which II. q. Pace lived at the time of his
death, containing 2es acres, which will be
sold except the widows dover, which has
been laid of, and set apart Sale on Mon.
day, I'd day Of March next.
TERMS-6, IL, and Is months credit.
Notes with good security required, aud the
bidding to be opened OF minimum Of 50 IS.
W. 7. SHAcRELFoRD, C. & N.
Feb. 6s-4w prs. fee 81.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
Chancery Sale OF House and
Lot.

D, Weaver, rs. Juo. N. Nsblett o, ala.
ny virtue Of decree of the Chancery
court at Clarksyllc, rendered at the Oct.
term 1897, aud for the reason that the pur-
chaser OF the property at the sale had on
Friday 81 jan lss, his failed to comply with
the terms Of the sale. ! will offer at tho
Courthouse in Clarksyille on Monday "a
day Of March next, the store house and lot
on the sonth side Of Franklin street formerly
owned aud occupied by Jno. N. Neblctt, the
said lot fronting 8 feet , inches on Frank
lin street and running back about 200 feet
TsRss-6, IL, 10 and "a months credit
with interest from date. Notes with good
security required aud a lien retained for the
purchase money. No redemption.
w. 7. SHACKELF0RD, c. AN.
IN. J. II. MALLORY, .tsehon,er.
Feb. Z IS Nv vr' fee So
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
Chancery Sale OF Houses and
Ntt Lots. tls

n. n. Psston, Ex'r, W. 3. ,. rostos q ais
By virtue Of 3 deere Of the Chancery
Court at GAINESVILLE, IN this cause, as the 90.
tober term. 1867, win offer for sale at pub.
lie auction, 81 the Courthouse In ClmksviIle
on Monday, the I'd day of March next, the
following described property, to-wit: The
large two story brick house on the northeast
corner Of the public square, known as the
Planters Honse. The portion of the lot at
tached TO this house which fronts on Firsi
Gross street will be divided into lots.
A dwelling on College street. adjoining
DR., Haskins' rssidenee---lota attached contains
about two acres.
A dwelling house on Frinklin street, ad-
Joining Mrs Judkins', with about onc-hali
acre Of ground.
Also two vacant lots, adjoining and east
Of the last mentioned dwelling.
Also two lots on Main street, lying be-
tween the Free School house and Mrs Razors
property.
TERMS---2o per cen,um cash and balance
on credit Of !, Q, 3 and years, with In
tcrest from date. Notes with good security
required Of the purchaser aud lien retained
for the purchase money.
w. T. SHACKELFORD, O. b NJ.
Feb. Z, '6s-4w.-prs fee s..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
Chancery Sale Of Land.
". II. billing, Admir- "a J. NJ. Pcacher ct a

W. II. billing, Admir- "a J. NJ. Preacher ct ala
BY virtue Of decree made ut the October
term, 1867, of the Chancery Court at Carks.
vile In this cause, ! will offer for sale nj
public auction, At the Courthouse in Carks-
villa, on Monday, I'd day Of March next, a
tract OF land containing about 100 acres, sit
uated In Dis. No. 10 10 Montgomery county,
bounded on the north by the lands Of lessee
Elliott on the eas, by the lands of ". W
Outlaw, and on the south and west BY the
lsnds Of ]. II. Marshc, being the tract sold
by J. J. Dilling to defendant, J. n. Preacher
TBRMS--6 aud ~ months credit. Notes
with good security required and a lien re-
tanned. Sale absolute.
W. T, sHAcKELFoRD, C. m
Feb. 7, '6s-4w prs. fee Is.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
Chancery Sale Of Land.
Nelson Brown ct ais ss. Ira A. Powers ct /,

Nelson Brown ct a,s DC Ira A. Powers ct ais
By virtue Of decree made at the October
term, 1867, Of theft Court at Clarks.
vile, will offer for sale at public auction,
at the Courthouse in Clarksville, ON Monday,
I'd day Of March next, "A tract of land IN
Montgomery county, lying on Cumberland
river. about eight miles from Clarksville and
containing two handred acres, more or less
This Is the tract of land owned by Joseph
Harrison at the time of his death. There
are two dwellings on the place and about
105 acres are cleared.
TERMS-Cash enough to pay costs and
attorneys fees and balance on credit of o,
IL and Is months with. interest from date Of
sale. Notes with at least two good securities
will Re required of the purchaser and a lien
retained. Biddings will be opened at q min
imum Of nine dollars per acre.
w. 7. SHACKELFORD, G. b NJ.
Feb. :, '6s-4w prs. fee Sc.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
Chancery Sale Of Land.
A. J. Harrison Admir- %. Heirs and Gre,
itors Of Jos. Wheless.

A. J. Harrison Admir- rs Heirs and Cred.
itors Of Jos. Wheless.
BY virtue of a decree OF the Chancery
Court at Clarksville, made nj the October
term, 1897, viii sell at public aaction al
the Court house In Carksville, on Monday,
I'd day OF March next, the tract Of land con-
tanning abont one hundred and thirty acres,
situated in Montgomery county, on Brush
creek, near Kings mill and abont Is miles
from Clarksvihe, being the tract Of land on
which 10. Wbeless resided at the time of his
death.
TERMS--Cash enough TO pay costs and
attorneys fees and balance on credit of 9,
~; Is aud "a months. Notes with good Sc
surity required and q lien retained for the
pasehsse money.
w. T. SHACKELroRD, O. Il NJ .
Feb. Z, '6s-3w. prs fee 81.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
Chancery Sale Of Lots.
L. q. williamsand wife ". G. N. Kidd ct al

L. q. williamsand wife Va. G. N. Kidd ct ais.
BY virtue of decree rendered at the Oc-
tober term, 1857, Of the Chancery Court at
Clarksville, In this cause, will offer for sale
At the Courthouse in Clarksvile, at public
auction, on Monday, I'd day of March next,
two half acre lots, known as lots No. 40 and
40 In Roberts addition to the town Of Clarks-
Vile, being the same purchased by Isaac. N.
Belote of L. @. Williams and wife. They
are situated on First Cross street near the
railroad.
TEnxs--Cash 10 pay costs and Attorneys
fees, and the balance ON credit of 8, 10 and
10 months. Good security required and a
lien retained. Sale absolute.
W. T. sHACRELFORD, O. & NJ.
Feb. 7, '6s-4w prs. fee 81.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
Chancery saIe..
James J.. Lawson, Admr %. Heirs and Cred
itora of VIM. Org Decd. .y

James J.. Lawson, Adm'r ". Heirs and Cred.
i,ors Of VIM. ogg, Decd. tg
BY virtue of decree made at the Octo.
Der term, 1867, Of the Chsncery Court a,
Clarksvillc, will sell at public auction, al
the Courthouse in the town of GAINESVILLE
on Monday, I'd day Of March 1868, tract
OF land containing 22i acres, In Montgom-
cry county, being the tract Of land on which
Pni Ogg lived previous to his death, and
which be bought in 1850 from A. @. Brown
and Peter 0neal executors Of John G. Micllle
TERMs-Enough cash to pay attorney q
fees and costs and Ssiaace on credit Of 9,
y, 10 and 20 months. Notes with good Sc
curity required and lien retained for the
purchase money.
W. 7. SHACKELFORD, g. l. NJ.
Feb. :, '68-4w prs. fee -.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
Chancery Sale or o House an(
Lot.

Jno. K. Smith ct ais Us. J. o. Knox.
By virtue of decree made at the October
term, 1857, of the Chancery Court at Clarks-
vile, will offer at public auction, at the
Courthouse in GAINESVILLE, on Monday, the
I'd dIy Of March next house and lot situ-
atcd In the town of New Providence, Ten.
ncssee, on the Trice's Landing turnpike, it
being the same property bought by defend
ant J. O. Knox, of B. W. Boatwright and
BY Boatwright of Griffin.
TERMS-l2 and Is months credit. Notes
with good security required and lien re-
tanned No redemption.
W. T. SHACKELFoRD, @. h NJ.
Feb. 2, '6S-4w prs. fec 81,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
John watwood vs. Elijah Duncan.

John Watwood Us. Elijah Duncan.
By virtue Of a decree of the ChancerJ
Court at Carksville, made at the October
term, 1881, I will offer for sale at, the Court
house in GAINESVILLE, on Mondy, I'd day o.
March rext tract of land lying In Dis. No
In Montgomery county, and coutaing 100
acres, this being the tract bought by John
Watwood Of d. H. Duncan aud afterwards
sold by said Watwood to Elijah Duncan.
TERMS-0ne-fourth cash and balance on
credit of 8, IL, ls and "a months. Notes
with good securities required and lien re-
tanned.
W. T. sHACKELFORD, c. & N.
Feb. Z, 'ts-4w prs. fee. 81.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
Residences and Town Lots for
Sale.

Merritt and Fort, Admrs, rs Towards heirs
etas.
By virtue Of a decree at the October Term,
1867 of the Chancery Court &C Clarksvilie,
will offer for sale on Monday End day OF
March next at the Court House in Clarks-
vile, the following described property to-
wit:- A house and lot on LIST Cross
Street now occupied by B. NJ. Clinon. A
house and lot on Madison street in GAINESVILLE
lying between the property of Mrs. Allen
Johnson and that of Mrs. John A. Bailey,
known as the Ballard house---Also one other
house and lot on Franklin street, extended,
and near Trinity Cemetery. Terms--l0 per
centum cash and the balance on credit of 0,
IL, s. and "a months, with interes. from
date of sale. Notes with good security re-
quired aud lien retained for the purchase
money.
W. T. SHACKELFORD, G. & N.
Feb. T., '6s-4w-prs fee Sc.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
MILLS, RACE 4 SNYDER,
BLACKsMITHING
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The undersigned has taken the old stand
Of l.. NJ. Woods on Commerce street. two
doors above the Foundry, where be win car
~ on the Blacksmiths business In all its
various branches. Hofseshoeing done at the
shortest notice. II. n BrRSLEY.
dan. II, leee, 3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21

In all qualities-very cheapi
Dress Goods, well assorted
Fresh Goods, Of the best quail
tiles, suited to the wants Of allsclasses, In
beautiful styles, very cheap.
Shawlsi Cloakss Cloaking Cloths Bal
moral Skirtsl Hoop Skirts land all the
goods generally found in Dry Goods houses.
Economy is the order of the day, and all
persons Intending TO purchase any descrip-
ton Of Dry Goods, win save money by
calling and investing with ms.
MILLS, RACE 4 SNYDER,
Trade Palace, Franklin street. opposite Pub
lie Square, Broaddus' old stand, Clarksyille
Jan. ~, lS6s-u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-21
Special N o til C g s /!
JANUARY, 1903.
NEW CALIO0S---7 ia, o, 10, IL Ia to
Is cents per yard,
In beautiful patterns and great variety.
MILLS, RACE & SNYDER,
II IL A ID Il H A L A G H
OPPOSITE THE SQUARE
(Broaddus' old stand),
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.

Husekcepers will find large and well
assorted stock OF Bleached and Brown Do
uestics in all the choice and standard
brands. These goods were bought early this
month, at the lowest price the market fell
to, and win be sold at astouishingly low
prices. In this connection, We call special
attention to our excellent stock of
Irish Linens, Linen Table Diapers,
Napkins, Towellings, Linen PHI.
low Case Goods,
Also, extra quality Linen Sheetlngs.
\. MILLS, RACE & SNYDER,
Trade Palace, Franklin St., opposite Public
Square, Broaddus old stand, Clarksyille.