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DubIic saIc.@Thc subscriber Intend
ing to move to Westminster, will Offer
At Public Sale, on The home farm. On ,Wed-
fsesday. the 18th Of Mafch, 1868, the follow
Ing property, viz ! Brood "a
Mare, set one-horse Wagon Cf7f IL
Gears, Corn Barrel lot Of
Quarrying Tools, also large "a snsI z.
Kick Of Timothy Hay, Carpenter Tools.
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, con.
sisting Of lBalsteads ptd Beddins, Corner
CARDBOARD, Tables, Milk Dresser, Chairs.
Chests, Saws, Chains, Sausage Grinder and
Stuffer, Cook Stove and Apparatus, apd
many other articles not mentioned.
Terms. sums Of SIS and Under, cash;
on sums above that amounts credit of A i
months sill be givenpurehasers giving notes
with approved security, bearing interest
from date. MICHAEL NOTEBOOK.
feb20,ts WV. BRowx, Auctr
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IMMENSE DOLLAR SAFE

" English, French and German Dry and Fan
Esl Goods, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Albums
lsestner 6oqds, Ae., DO Send Is cents for one
OF 10 cents each for ten or more names Of srn
cies, which We will sell at Osn DoLLAL EAcH.
AEenn can purchase an article worth from 81
q 500, for OHe Dollar, according 10 size II
club ordered. Cirealasseent free KIMBALT
CO., No. Tremont Row, Boston, Mass. u.
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~ ES dIlnI n, LoggE,
5000 49, AfONOEs
isbis'A 8HaH Acting Exeeutors

Estats Of Csosgs H. Dasi,, deceased.
NOTICE y hereby given that the, Sab
~ scriber has obtained from the Orphans,
ccurt Of Carroll county letters Testnlnenla
Y on the Personal Estatc on Georon
~: Davis, late Of Carroll county. iecssss3
AHpcrsons hasing claims against ss;d ~.
tate arc hereby warmed 70 exhibit the -.
within AK months from this date. otherw;ss
they may be excluded from ali bene6t ~
said Estate. Those indebted are rrorsstsd
10 make immediate payment l-f-'''-
fsblS.4s .aa,sss - E~..n,i.
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Estote or N,,,b D.o... 1900,

Estate ~ Noah Brora, deeedsed.
EoLiCE Is hereby giiyen that the, Sab.
\ Y scr,ber has obtained from the Orphans,
cou1 cf.Cerroh county, letters or Ads,islra.
ton on the Personal Estate az Noah
Brown, ,laas Of Carroll counts. aasr' q. 4 All
persons having claims again & aid Es,rte sra
hereby warned 10 exhibit the sar,a w;,h;,,
SIX months from this date, otherv;ss the, The,
may be excluded from all benefit Of mia
Estate. Those indebted arc rsYuesasA n,
matchmaking payment. - - "
~ DANIEL sTULL, 81
ieDies4tf Adminis TRAITOR w, w A, x
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PUBLIC SALE OLA
u esirabla Farm

1
lTHE ppdsrzigngi viii Otfsr. II .PabIie
ises, situate n Hampstead District carFol
cogaty, Nd. on The Middletovn road, IA
: e, HgTth East from HsWpstead %
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1893,
at o'cleckr.n., adesirAble Farm containing
100 ACRES or, LAND, IN
more or less; ofwhich about rs Acres IL In
excellent TIMBER, mostly Chestnut and
Oak, and the rest cleared land of good quad.
Eiiy, we'll improved, having been al lined !;
/ lays finely, under good fehcing, aud web
watered.1 The impfoyaments consist of u
good sized Two-Story Log ~
and Frame DIV ELEfNG hlIs4l
HOUSE, large Bank Barn, a9.&
Wagon Shed, Com House ! n: = =
and Granary. Smoke House, Spring House
over Spring Of excellent water near the
the yard, good Lame Kiln, and al nsces.
sary out buildings, the whole being In good
repair. There Is also fine APPLE, OR.
CHARD Of young and bearing trees, and
other fruit treas on the premises. This
property Is situated IN good neighborhood,
and shout quarter Of amile from two Grist
Mills on either side, II not sold on the
shove date, this Farm win than be for Rent.
s Tskss. -0ne.ihird OF purchase money
shall be paid BY the purchaser OF purchasers
on the day Of kAie, OF the ratification thereof:
and The residue % be paid Ia two eqnsl pay.
fmenta, Che one 70 be paid Ia Que year and
tho Other IN two years from the day Of sale,
with intere,t from date, and 10 be secured
by the purchaser or puFchasers' notes, with
approved security. III
Persons wishing 70 yisw the premises VIII
be shown the sAme By Mr.. George Myers.
10 Hampstead. For further particulars ap.
Ply 10 or address ~
WILLIAM srULTZ.sr
Union Bidse, Carroll county, Nd.
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U'ng fellewing cuHRAsTs ara 10, ..l. b,
hoRLfSG, IN Eatsw-.t, flsIlinogs u
Common Black, Red Duteh, Whit batrh ned
ersP.: white Grape, yicsorla Cherry, 4e.
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THE CELEBRATED
'Estey" Organ,

WA HUMANE STOP.
Pronounced by all who have. hoard i, IN. 49,,
natural and beautiful imitation Of the HIIMAN
VOICE ever yet introduced. j. EsTEY. x
co... Bratteboro, VT. the esiainal Ipven,ars
and banufacturers. All Broonie ST. NJ ". 10
West Fayette ST., Baltimore, Nd, isNorth III
81, fbila.; lis Randolph st, Chicago,
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DUBEIC sAIE.-The subscriber viii
IL sell at Public Sale, At his residence, in
Uniontowu District, near Devilbiss's Mill.
on Friday, March Gth 1864. tho following
property, TO wit: HORSES, | hfA
fine riding horSe. also ono fine GFEz8Aa
Brood Mare, g Mich Cows, broad WcSA
tread Wagon, Z narrow tread Wagon, 2
Stoae Beds, 2 pair. HAY Carriages. 1hresh-
ing Machine aud Horse Power, Wheat Fan
Spring Tooth Rake, PloughS, Harrows.
Com Forks. Boubic and Single shovel
Tohgis, jack Screw, LogADd Fifth Chains.
Stretchers, single, don lie aud triple Treas
pair sBrecchbanda, setl Front Gears.
brides, Collars, &c. Also large lot o(
Bacon and Lard, and many other articles
too numerous 10 mention.
s1ermA-An Sums Of So and under eg,h.
on all sums abose that amoant credit Of
ten months, purchasers giving notes with
approved security bearing interes, from day
OF sale!i9frz mtittsf e3bi FUrss fss
Sale to commence at o O. clock a. VI.
A. FRIEDRICH HftwIG.
fsb29tsA WV lbapwE, Auc.ioheeE
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p ADDITIONAL U. S. BOUNTY.
Soldiers Of 1851, 2, q. 4, who have re-.
ceised noi more than 500, entitled TO an
additional 800,
Widows aud heirs Of soldiers, also sol
dlers who have los. their Discharges, are
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M. 0l5 FYaiiy {s tte Circuit Court far
Carroll county sitting as Court If Egaiiv.
Jo'psu. t. ap 1Ss u p. o.. ,s
.aa,E o. | 1863, that the Audit flied
Catharine Erb Is this case b. Gnaily
and Others, ratified aud confirmed,
uajr.s ca,:'e 70 the contrary thereof be shown
.aI or before u. 9Th day Of March next; Pro.
sidsd 0 copy Of this order be pnblisbcd for two
sueeess;se weeks before .hc last named dny, In
some newspapsr published II. Carroll county,
Nd. JOHN d. b. "sLE, clerk.
q Trac eepy--Tcst 800
fsb7o-7s JeHS u. Borus. cieat.
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Estate n Joshua Logue, deceasssi.
NOTICE ishereby given thai the Sub.e,i.
4 bers hays obtained from the Ornhans,
Court Of Carroll county, letters stameniarv
ON the Personal Estate Of Joshua Logue.
late Of Carroll county DECEASED All
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same witbis
ak months from this date, otherwise thew
may BY law be excluded from ali bene6t 3,
said estate. Those indebted are reoues,sa
% make immediate payment. N'
RICHARD LOGuE.,
49,. JOHN n: E0GUE,
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Al letters promptly answered.
v. >. Bounty, Pensions, Back Pay, Prise
money, &c., for Soldicrsand Sailors prompt.
" collected.
e4~Cut this advertisement out and bring
u with you, or communicate by letter.
III. THOMAS TIMM0SS 4 co.
decl2 Am
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VTALUABLg PERSONAL PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC SAiE.4lly virtss Of an ofdsr o.
eosstY. the nnasssignsd, acting Ezsruiefs Of
yosbaa I,ogus. decd. vii olIsf a Pubfis Ssls,
90 The premises, TX miles from wtstmlustsr.
Gear 0rrndorfrs Miii. On TeEapaf, Msach Ord,
isSs. ali the Htoek. Farsning Implss
insB,s aud Hoassheia Fafalsers. consisting o. 4
Mlseh Cow, Hhasss, Wagons, Carriage and
feSs, Works, Rakes. single aad double Trees.
Horse Ossrs, Saddles ard Bridles, lot Of Orr,
Oats and RE, Potatoes, every thiag eoanscteA
wtth farm. Also Hedsisads aad nsAdinx,
stoves, rhalts, Qessnswars, aud great varts-
~ u utensils los namsroas 10 nssnilon.
Sale 70 Commence Al o'eleet A, ".
RICHARD L0uUE,
JOHS u L00uR,
fshtsN Aetiag Erseutsvs.
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Trustees Sale
OF A DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

TUE ubdsrigoed. by virtue 6f i Deed 81
Il Trust executed 10 him December 7th,
1857, ~ George u. Leister. will offer the
land thesftf coHygyea, n, Pahlir Sale. 10
the hishs, tiddef, % the Tresnises, on { (
THURSDAY, tbs 2esA Of FEBRUARY,
1903, =, o'chek r. NJ.
Said land IL situate in Carroll county, Nd,
on the BALTIMORE and Reistersiown Turn.
pike, about auarter 81 s.mile from FInks.
burg. hdjoinihg tbe Copper Mines, and
contains ONE kcRK or LAND, more or
less. The IMPROVEMENTS consiA of large
TWO STORY FRAME
w EAT HE r BOARDED 4lA-0
HOUSE with Stone back u4zsR
building; large frame barn,
extensive Shedding for horses; good fencing,
Wei ofexcellenf and never failing water,
with pump, and 6ne large Garden. &c.
This property IL we'll located TO he used
- q Tavern and boarding house.
Persons DESTROYS % examining the above
property will please call upon Jesse II.
Gardner, Esq. residing thereon, who will
take grea, pleasure IN showing Il 10 all who
muy calf ~ gfd o
The Ter.as Of sale will be made known
ON the day Of Sale, aud can be for cash o.
credit, To sait purchasers. as
Pnsae ssioa will be given on the first oI
March, 1898 $50 aa
.. D BAUMGARTNRR, Trustee.
]. HRsaY HoFrr, huesionecr.
ja2s,s M
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NEW ADYERTYSEMENrs

North American Steamship Company,
,TEsegss LfFn 70 CAEpessiA, 80
VIZ PANAMA OK NfcARAoB4 ]
sailing from New York
December 18th and ash January
8fh, 18th and 1Sth, and Feb
a., ruEryr 18th aad 25th. Il. -
widP New Steshships 6f he first ciass.st
\ Passage Lower than By any Other Line.
For further information address tho undcr.
yikned At III West Street, New York
seDa ~ cARRINGT0N, Agent.
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RIO RENT good coapt, MIN and SAG ng,
u ~tthsn 7s miles of Hsltlasss, es a e.sd
ssrssm 81 vatsr, asd eons~alent 10 chwrehe,
And Schools, for which libaral price vili -
J0Hs PATTERSON,
Nlasss Y. o., Bsilisnofs eoesiy, Ma
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MARYLAND BOUNTY
TO SOLDIERS & SAIl0RSl
ARMY AMI NAVY AGENCY,
THOMAS THmMONs q Co.
No. 10 seaa Street, Deer Ga. Co.. 0@es. Bat,e

COLCHESTER SAILORS, enlisted OF
- drafted, and mustered, into the u. s.
Service, after May %, 1868, and credited to
Maryland, are entitled TO $so0State Bounty.
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Oar Yonng Folks.

The demand for this periodical coutipue,,
ana we hope every family which is not alread '
supplied viii At once allow usto prsseat them
WIN copy for one year, on the Simple eondi.
ton that new subscriber with thu money be
seht Us. va snbseFibcrs, not In arresrs, will
subscriptions, send US fifty cents EXTRA. No
more appropriate or valuable present could be-
desired, or one which would be SO gladly look.
ca Tor, from month TO month, as this monthly
magazine OF brilliant stories and beautiful IT,
'us sunna The publishers price Is 500.
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PUBLIC SALE.
TIVE ssbsefibtf inlsndiag 10 quis ssrmsnx,
Il win oficr al Public Sale, at bis residence,
seer UnIou Bridge. Nd. ,oh
THURSDAY, MARCH bth, Isss,
the following yaiaabls personal property, Via ;
FTRsT-RATE MULES,
-gsuuwp. Mich cows, Hsifsf, I shoals,
ssoellsat inch-trsad FARM
49, WAGON, two horse Wagon, I
csrts snd Harness, large Stone Bed. 4 small
d.. pair Hsy Carriages, l large Weed Sled,
Bueksys Reaper a MossF, windmill, wheat
prili, lhree-hofss Harrow, Corn Drag, Corn
Coysrsf, two-horse Shetehsgs, hftk ehsin,
! log ehsins. sihgie, dsabls aud trsbIs trees,
COW ebsins, haltsr chains, 4 grnin cradles, 4
grass scytbss, fasks, shovals, hoes, matioeks.
Ae., sst,s brssehbsnds, ssd great variety 81
other farming Implements. Also. iot Of
He&seAoid and Kiaehen Fwaffs1e q
eonssssang EFT sreellsn, Cooking ssovs, 1 Ten.
plsss stove. Beds and fBeddlpe. tabs, hsekssa,
boses snd barrels, with great nnwbsF az ether
articles nes nsatlons5.
Tnasn--An sams u o. and andsr eash I, on
ssms shove that a1soust credit of six nonths
purehassss Eivlpg their notes with approved
security, bearing Interest from d.S a. sale.
WILLIAM STULTz, 81.
fsbith sisus1 SHSsss Asets.
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s,fs present Of S25 value,
s. AF your OWE selection, free Of cost, for afcw
Y y days service in any town or village. Par
ticulars and gftsent free, by addressing, with
stamp, n BzCL0UDNAN a CO., 40 Hanover
street, Boston, Mass.
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County G ommIssIoners' Notice.

rTyHE County commissionefs for Carroll
j County will meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the FIRsr MONDAY OF
MARCH, 1868, for the transaction on
business.
by order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
fcb6-5t Clerk.
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We make liberal advances, collect
promptly, and il desired will cash claims Tot
ssnte Bounty ut sight 5siA
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GREAT PREMIUMS.
Howe sewing Machine.

Wchsss made special contract wi,h the Hove
Sewing Machine Company 10 furnished their
world-reDowned machine a.
PReHtUn Foa Sgw SussrRIBKns 10
THE DEFEND ENT
during the present year. Any pcrsnn who will
send US the names OF twenty four new yearly
subscribers, at our regular subscription price,
(see terms as abovel will be presented with one
Of these celebrated machines the lowest mice
Of which u $50. IL viii be packed aud shisped
" express, or otherwise, as directed.
We simply want the Banlea fwitlithe money !
OF fpeHty:fosf sersoHs who do not tab our ma
per, and who really Subscribe fot' il; they ma
be sent one ~ dine, or all together, they ma y
be ~ one post.oihes, or more than one-we are
only particular that they shall be tsaal Gde ssr
sn6scfibers.
sAnyoHs person subscribing for "a years, or
any fro persohs for ~ years, or any Mree Ser.
sons for ycars, viii be entitled to The machine
under above oifer.
Pefsons intending 10 take advantage al thi,
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Di.s1are'. y Solder. y 1881, J, "a, Wanted.

OWNERS or ENLISTED SLAVES
Aud heirs Of deceased Soldiers may obtaiff
valuable information free Of charge ct oar
Office. fN M
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TIE WHOLE cpNrRnISG
Attractions Never Egaalled in any other
hcligious Newspaper.
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SIX MONTHS AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Aay person who will send rs the name Of new
subscriber for Tag ispgrESDExr foe one year,
with the money, will be presented With this
book, twill be sent By mail, postage paid. or
delivered a. The dcnk or oaripablbhhg office.
their subscriptions, and sending M fifty cents
extra, viii also be presented with a copy OF the
book. Wehave already given away more than
twelve Thousand eopiesFof this remarkable sol.
ume. and the demand continues unabated. Ii
ought to ," every family 10 the country.
The retail price 81 the bookstores Il $3.50.
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We expect 10 give 10 every number Of the pa.
per through the year rsadfng matter 10 the
srient Of any ordinary siEsd EOlaas Of
700 pages sold at the bookstores,
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DRUNfSG SHEARs.--Thc best thing ikths
way 81 Pruning shears 10 RICHAkD-
SONS PATENT. Call and see them, and scr
at M0thsmRLlk0'S, IN Eutaw-ss., rail-.
more, jsnssLst
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wheiesais nssistsin frsnsk, ostmsp and
hngiish Dry shd Fancy Goods, tusiery. Plated
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Union Bndxe, Carroll county, Nd.
fsbis-ss yEssE BocaER. Apffr.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23
---------<0 80
RIVER NEWS.

The river commenced rising slowly yes
terday morning, with % inches on Harpeth
shoals, and 81 feet on Race Track.
The steamer Emma Floyd from Oincin-
natl to Nashville, is at the Race Track UNI
able to get over. She Is reshipping her
GAINESVILLE and Nashville freight on the low
water packets, Ella Hughes and A. Baker.
The Cairo packets are doing n lively busi-
ness, getting all the frsight they can carry
on the present stage ofwater.
The Romeo has laid upet Evansville, and
the Robt. Moore Mt Nashville, both waiting
for the river to rise.
The Fanny Brandies, having been repair
ed, is now making regular weekly trips be-
tween Evansville and Nashville.
We notice large quantities of Hopkins
VILE freight being received here by river to
be forwarded by rail,as IL is much cheaper
than shipping Ella Louisville.
Rates to New orleans and Memphis un-
changed.
The A. Baker is the regular Friday morn
ing packet for Cairo, st. Louis and New Or
leans, and the Ella Hughes, Sunday morn
ing. Both are new and substantial boats,
with clever officers.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23

NEW ADvERTISEMENTs.- Akin q;
Rogers advertise their grocery store,
Just opened on Franklin street. They
will keep large and well assorted
stocks.
L. s. Bringhurst & Co. have a large
LOT of the celebrated Bodley wagons
for sale.
n. F. Hood, agent, sets forth the
good points of the Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machine. l
Emmett McCulloch intersperscs
our special column with short and
plthy articles concerning his immense
stock of clothing.
J. w. Williamson, Clerk, advertises
the Black farm for sale.
w. w. Valiant Is offering fine
lot of furs and boots and shoes at low
rates.
c. G. Smith, agent, has house, sit
uated near the NJ. l.. Church, for rent.
Coulter, Hillman & Co. speak of the
large and elegant stock of dress goods,
for thcladies, they have on exhibition.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
Hurley's Sarsaparilla!

OF all the remedies that have been discov-
cred during the present age Tor the 'phou.
sand ills that flesh is heir 10" none equal
this wonderful preparation. Only ten Yeas
have elapsed since the discovcrcr (whosrcn,
a decade in studying experiments. aud pr
'ecting ii) first introduced II to the pnbiir,
and It is already recognized by the mcsi en-
lnent physicians in all parts Of the country,
to be the most surprising and effective rene
dy for certain diseases Of which they lave
knowledge.
All other. Compounds or Syrups Of this
root have hitherto failed TO command the
sanction of the Faculty, became on being
tested, they haze beeh fonhd TO contain nos
lows ingredients which ncutmlizc the good
effects Of the Sarsnparlla, and oitcntimcs in
jnrc the health Of the patieut. II Is not so
with Hurley's preparation.
This is the pure aad genuine extract Of ITO
root, and will, on trial, be found to effect n
certain and perfect cure OF the following
complaints and diseases,
Affections Of the Bones, liabitnal Costivencss.
Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, D,s-
refsia, Erysipelas, Fecialc Irregular.
i,ics Fistnla, all skin diseases,
Liver Complaint, Indises-
ton, Piles, Pulmo-
nary Diseases,
Syphilis,
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23

ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs.-To use the
expression of druggists, the sales of this
medicine are truly wonderful and the eff
fects are astonishing. Tornado like, 1t
sweeps everything before 1t, and ut once
commands the confidence and esteem of
physicians, druggists and the public 1t is
used and highly recommended by the med
ical fraternity, and sickly females, old and
young, are giving it their hearty approval.
Those who are suffering with any form of
female complaint should lose no time in
procuring n bottle of this valuable medi-
cine. 1t restores health and beauty TO the
pale and wan girl of sixteen, imparts Wig
or, youthfulness and buoyancy to the frail
Responding mother of forty, and composes
invigorates and soothes in old age. See
advertisement headed "Grcat Southern
Preparations.
For sale by Thomas Finley.
Oct. =, lS,;S-iw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23

REV. w. MOONEY. We wrote a
short article, ,ast week, in reference
to the departure of this gentleman
from our midst, but as the follow
ing from the Christian Advocate
is more in detail, and to the point,
we give place to it also:
Clarksvllle, Tenn, Oct. y, 1863, "On yester-
day the Rev. Wellborn Mooney closed his
second years work ut this place. To-mor-
row he will start to Conference at shelby
VILE. He has labored constantly and zeal
ously In the discharge of every duty
belonging to his position, since he has been
among us. The station Is mostly Indebted
TO him for the building of the new and
comfortable church, in South GAINESVILLE,
which was dedicated by Bishop Paine one
year ago. Since then he has preached there
once every Sunday, besides twice Mt the old
church on the same day. He also preached
every "Wednesday night at the now church.
He has worked well. and deserves the plau-
dit OF We'll done, thou good and faithful
servant = BESIDES the regular work of q
pastor, Bro. Mooney has been n constant
attendant ut our Sunday school, where he
had n Bibe-class of young ladies'. BY the
way, Mr.. Editor, that is one duty too much
neglected by our preachers, If / am not
mistaken. Noduty should take precedence
of this. Nothing Il more important than
well-conducted Sabbath-school, and moth
ing aids the teachers and officers of a school
so III uch as the hearty cooperation and as
sistance of the preacher in charge. 1t Is n
pleasure to testify TO the zeal displayed in
this behalf by our beloved Brother Mooney.
We know not where the Conference VIII
send him the next year, but whoever Sc
cures him will have n faithful pastor, a de-
vout christian. and an able preacher. He
has ms warm friends here as any man ever
had who preceded him. II will be long be-
fore those who heard his closing sermon,
last night. will forget It, His text was job
xvi. %. When q few years are come, then
shall go the way whence shall not return
and right ably was the text discussed
Wherever he may go, he will carry with
him the affection of friends, at this place,
which fine will not efiaoe. We will not
get u better man at any time"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23
THE Pine Bluf ARK \ RennaIicor

THE Pine Bluff ARK Republican
says: "Cotton is pouring into our
city from every direction; the city
weigher Is kept busy from morning
until night. The prices paid here aiT
very liberal, ranging, during the pasl
week, at from pc to 35c. The recol-
lection Of last years prices, when the
bulk Of the crop sold at the small sum
of SC and DC per ~, is stimulating the
farmers to rush their cotton into
market while 1t is bearing such a re.
munerative price,