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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23
NEW PROVIDENCE TIN SHOP.
for a Farms for Soor.house
Purposes for Montgomery county.

WE, COMMISSIONERS TO PURCHASE
w n site, of not less than 20 acrcA. for II
POor-house in said county, appoint~l by
the County Court of said County, tiNi,u
sealed proposals from the owners OF lasld
and improvements to sell us such n place,
The proposals must show:
LIST. The location; distance from the coun-
" town; quantity OF land: how much tilla-
bic; how much cleared; how long II has
been i'm cultivation how much In timber
the character OF the land and the timber !;
supply of water for persons and for stock
improvements, with par!icularity; distance
of drinking water and timber from the
dwelling, IL there he u dwelling, or nom n
good place to build, II there he no dwelling;
tatemcnt of the healthiness of the loca-
ton and vicinity; contiguity TO mills;
procured; accessibility TO the place irsnl
Town and country; quantity, character ana
age of fencing on premises; and any other
particulars showing the ndaptedness on ad-
vantages, or the contrary, OF the place FOR
the purposes intended.
I'd. A statement OF how the title stands,
and where acquired, giving date OF deed
and book where registered, and by whom
made and to whom, and stating fully any
Judgments liens, mortgages, or other claims
on property.
Sd. The price and terms of payment ask
cd for the property. state the terms on
these two bases, or one OF them lst. Cash
ID. One-fourth cash, balance in and II
months, or longer II desired. and when pos
session will bc given. Make all these state
mems fully, and file them with Peter Oncnl
Clerk of the County Court by The FIRST Mon
day in December, 1868, when they will he
opened. We reserve the right 10 decline all
proposals ii not satisfactory.
u. W. KING,
IT, l.. WILLIAMS,
5. II. Il. WILsoN,
NJ. NJ. DUDLEY,
JNu. Il. Richardson,
sept 1, Us 2m.l Commissioners
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23
Tennessee Charcoal Iron,

ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.
HAVING accepted the Local Agency OF
the above Company, take this method OF
informing my friends and acquaintance gew-
orally that will give especial attention to
the taking Of risks ard Otherwise represents
ing the interests Of the ab We well known
Company
II is nm undcniabc fact that II is the duty
Of every man TO make some
PROVISION FOR HIS FAMILY
land especially his 'lilIle ones in even.
of his death.
Fully convinced of the stability of this
Company, and their liberal aud equitable
manner of doing business, ! cheeriully rec-
ommend an investigation of lis different
plans before insurng elsewhere.
J. l.. YATES. Local Agent.
Examining. Mi ysicinns: Drs. W. NJ. Fin
ley, y. H. Walton, n. l.. Thomas.
Z. l.. RlDDELl., Gen. Agt Tor Kentucky
and Tennessee.
CyRlwiHc Pct,7 eucss.
Quarlcs 4 Ric9 Attorneys ut Law
II. Z. Merritt, " 4"
B. q. Reese, Pres't Montgomery Savings
Institute.
s. Il. Scat.
". =. Hume, Cashier First National Bank.
Helms & johnson, Merchants.
Jan. IL, lSGS-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23

from Smut, Cheat, Cookie, blightcd, broken
and shrivclcd grains, and other impurities,
leaving the best HEALTHY, PLUMP AND
PERFECT grains To SOW. Every intelligent
farmer knows the advantage of sowing
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-23
Sam BROCIxMAN's
BUGHY AND WAGON REPOSITORY,
franklin Strict, GAINESVILLE, TENN

would cal the attention friends public Of
Carriage and Wagon onhand
Wheeling
PhTton skeleton sulky nu
lily which
their Tire
this work. and those who have ogH including tho this
understanding
is satisfaction calling
ldces as 6rstclas work n arV
\SADI. BRDCIxNAN.
Sole Agent Southern Middle
ST.
Kentucky and Middle Tennessee jan. ally
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
B. BLOOMFIELD
NEW ORLEANS, January Is, 1s6

New oRL1iAEs, January Is, 1868.
SECOND DAY-IEvEsT1GAT1oS OP The con-
MTTEE ON CONTINGENT ExrTNsEs.
Mr.. Berhel called:
1 am sergeant-at-arms of the con-
vention. can say positively that l
did not get the goods named in the bill
of j. w. Madden, December 4, 1867.
But I do not know whether the COM
mittee received them or not. Part Of
articles enumerated in the first bill Of
Bloomfield, dated December A, 1867,
were received and came into my pos
session; but / can not state as to all.
The articles delivered were received
before the 4th December, so far as
they were received at all; but / do moi
know whether they we're neceiyed OF
not. As to the others bills. / can moi
state whether ell the articles were re-
ceived or not, as some we're delivered
to the different committees.
Twill furnish a statement from my
accounts Of all further facts bearing
ON the subject, SO far as can ascer.
tain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

Commissioners Of EiectlOas 10 be Paid.
The following circular was issued yes
terday;
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT !
ONES Of Secretary Of Owl Affairs
New Orleans, La, JanuaTy %, 1863
The commissioners Of election duly ap-
pointed under the act Of congress passed
March 2, 1867, and the acts supplementary
thereto, who served as such during the
election in the state OF Louisiana on the
9th and 2Sth September, 1867, will be paid
for such service on presenting the necessary
vouchers at the Office of the secretary foT
civil affairs OF these headquarters.
The vouchers will be made ia duplicate,
approved by either the supervising officer
the chairman Of the board Of registrars, Of
any member Of said board, and will be
properly signed by the commissioner. II
all cases where vouchers ave sent for col
lection written order from the commits
sloner must accompany them.
The necessary blank vouchers viii b
furnished on application to the secretary D
civil affairs, at these headquarters.
BY command Of Major General Hancock
ROBERT CHANDLER,
captaia, Assist Secretary for Civil Affairs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

New ORLEANS, January IA, 1868.
FIRST DAY-INvEsTIdATIoN OF THE
COMMITTEE ON CONTINGENT Ex-
PENsEs.
The committee appointed to exam
inc the report of the committee ON
contingent expenses, and to send for
persons and papers, met at the room
of the committee on contingent ex-
penses at nine o'clock, january IA,
1868.
Present: r. NAPLES, Chairman, and
A. Bertonneau. Hy. Bonseigneur,
John Lynch, w. Jasper Blackburn.
j. B. Roudanez, called:
There is no rule fixed regulating
the price of rollcall; S25 considered
reasonable.
Rules and regulations charged ac-
oording to the rate fixed by the con-
vention-$5 per page. The price of
$50 is considered reasonable for 1000
warrants printed. All the other items
are in accordance with the rate fixed
by the convention, with the exception
that the pages are not so wide, owing
to the fact that the forms were set up
before the rates were adopted; but /
am willing to deduct the difference,
which will be 240 ems for every three
pages, making fifty-four pages, and
1880 ems to be deducted from so much
of the bill as is charged according to
the foolscap pages. Thiswould make
a deduction of so ems per page as
printed, although the bill does not
show this; yet l had intended to make
the deduction upon settlement, which
will be deduction on the bill of $434.
Wherever l have spoken of charges
made by myself, mean my frml j..
B. Roudanez & Co.
]. B. ROUDANEZ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
Mr.. B. Bloomfield called:

Mr.. B. Bloomfield called:
The items charged according to the
regular retailed prices, Worcester Die
tionary, unabridged, $50, according to
usual retail price. Some of the orders
were sent by the secretary, sergeant
alarms, and contingent expenses
committee. All according to retail
prices. Our price for printing law
yers' briefs is 81 so per page, and
usually furnish twenty-five copies,
which will make brief, twenty-five
copies, twenty pages each, come to $50.
Being shown copy of the constitution
of 1864, says: that a lawyers brief
printed in that kind of type and that
quantity per page, would be worth
about 81 per page; and it being forty
one pages, twenty-five copies would
come TO about $50. $50 would be
sufficient for an additional printed one
hundred copies, making $l02. Upon
further consideration / think it is
worth $40 more, making SIP. Most
of the bill Of December A, 1867, / fur
nished myself, without order. Five
thousand official envelopes should be
charged in place of i've dozen as re-
ported on bill, sixth item, of Deoem-
Der a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

penses of the convention contribute
greatly toward the unpopularity of the
tax fixed to meet its necessary ex-
penses, and render its collection more
difficult than it would otherwise have
been,
RUFUS NAPLES,
Chairman;
HENRY BONSEIGNEUR,
JOHN LYNCH,
ARNOLD BERTONNEAU,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
Mr.. John S. Walker /:

corroborate the above statement,
and have always seen bills printed in
the style Of which / have been shown
a copy. Ninety-fve lines of bourgeois
could be put upon q page Of the
size Of the report on the committee on
draft If set solid but it Is never usual
TO set them solid when printing legis-
lative bills or similar documents. The
report Of the committee on draft ID
printed in long primer type. Itwould
take about twice the width Of a page
70 make thirty-six ems in long primer.
1 allude TO the pages Of the majority
committee on draft. The type, the
width Of the page, and the length q
the page are in the usual style Of leg
islatire bills. I alIudo to the ropor.
as above. JOHN S. WALKER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
L. RERHEL,
Sergeant-at-Arnns
New ORnANs, january I6, 1868.

NEW DREAMS, January TO, 1905,
THIRD DAY-NvEsrIGATIoN or TaH coSTIS.
GENT EXPENSES COMMITTEE.
Mr.. /. 7. Hinton called
am practical printer. Being
shown the majority report of the COM
mittee on draft, he says That the
pages are too narrow by fourteen ems
according to the rate fixed by the CON
vention as now shown to me the pages
measured 100 ems in length / should
understand that the resolution meant
ninety-five printed lines per page; as
far as my experience goes printing Of
this kind is always loaded; each one Of
these pages is page whether loaded
or solia. /. T. HINTON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

The Papist newspapers Of Paris have
been den0uncing with great Vehomanoe
Gaflbeldi'a red hsRnel shirts as "the hulks'
color.s The journals were eompletsly
silcnced by the J0ln1tal des psbafs' which
reminded them that they should have re-
membered that Garibaidi ind bis followers
we've not TIE only people ID Italy Nhs wore
Aihe hHlks' COLOR Everybody knows
that The cardinals are habitsd from top 70
toa n red.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
]. q. LAIzER,
J. u. STEPHENS.

In accordance with the request 81
several members Of the, convention,
your committee on printing have the
honor to report Tie fallowing Is cor
Feot amounts 70 30 allowed ihe olisieI
prluter fnt printing done for aooouht
~ THE Convention
500 copies rolls calla.~...-..9 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

The United States consul At Annoy has
made a treaty with the Fofmosa sagages
BY which wrecked steamers Will be pro
sected
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

reu copies, ordered to be printed, 4
pages to be ninety-fve printed Lies
length and thirty-six ems wide.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The amendment of Mr.. Brown
article eighty-One, majority repo
being under consideration,
Mr.. Mcmillan was called to
chair.
Mr.. Pinchback moved to lay
amendment Of Mr.. Brown on the tai
Adopted-yeas 46, nays Alas
lows;
Yeas-Antoine, Baker Barrett, Bed
Bertonneau, Blackburn, Blandin, Bons
neur, Bonnefoi, BurFel, Cooley, Crawl
bearing, Demarest, Douglas, Duplessis,
wards, Fuller, Furguson, Gair, Had
Hampstead, Hiestand, Ingraham, 7. Isah
Kelso. Landess, J. B. Lewis, Z. Il
Ludeling, Massicot, Mclean. MeMi
Newsham, Oliver, Packard. Pinch
Reese, Snider, Steele, Tinchant. Twits
Underwood, Vandergriff, NAPLES, Wi
Nays-Bruwn, Butler, Crane, Crom,
Depasseau, P. G, Deslonde, Donaio
DGFaTts, y. D;GPsszss. Francois, Cssa
Guichard, Harper, r. Fl. Isabelle, j
LANCE, Leroy, Marie, Meadows Nj
Moses, Murrel. Mushaway, Myers, ri
Poindexter, Pollard, Reagan, Riard, II
Roberts, Rodriguez, Schwab, Smith, s
Thibaut, Valfroit, Vidal, Wicklife,
iams-4l nays.
The question recusging upon Mr..
ards amendment.
Mr., Cooley moved to amend it by
shutting:
In the parish Of Orleans the cri
court shall have exclusive original ja
ton in criminal cases; the probate
shall have exclusive original iurisdios
probate matters; the court of appeal
justices of the peace shall have apI
jurisdiction Of appeals irom justices
peace; the other district courts shal
original Jurisdiction in all civil case
bate cases excepted.
Mr. Waples moved to lay the amen
Of Mr.. Cooley on the table.
Adopted.
Mr.. NAPLES moved to lay the amen
Of Mr.. Packard on the table.
Lost-yeas II; nays 81; as follow
Yeas: Barrett, Crawford, Deariu
marest, Fuller, Ferguson, j. B.
Snider, Steele, NAPLES, Wiekliae--l
Maya: @. G. Antoine, Baker,
Bertenneau, Blackburn, Blandin,
gnenr, Bonnefoi, Brown, Barrel,
Crane, Cromwell P. g. Deslonde,
Douglass, G. Dnparle, U. Dupart,
sis, ksnard, FRANCOIS; Gair, GardiA,
chard, Harper, Hampstead, HEST
graham, r. II. Isabelle, Thomas
KelsO, LANCE, Leroy, Lewis, X
Frederick Marie, MasaIcos, Meade
Leran, Mcmillan, Morris, Moses,
Mnshaways Myers, NeMuham, J. o
Packard, Pierce, Pinchback. Poi
/ Pollard, Reagan, Reese, Riard,
RodrigHez, scha0b, Smith; Scott,
Twilehell, Underwood, Valfroit
griR, Vidal Williams Henderson, I
Mr.. Wickllae moved 70 amend q
ing out sinserior and lnsertid y
irict." A
Adopted. R
Mr. Psokara's amendment, as I.
was adopted. "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

The above amounts are based On ii.
rates and measures fixed by the ord.
nance relative to printing passed Nv
this convention December II, 1867
". JASPER BLACKBURN.
Chairman Committee on Prints
| certify that this is a correct con,
OF the prices agreed on by the coS.
mittee on printing.
GEORGE W. NADER.
Clerk Of Committee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

Tho value Of improvements IL machinery
may Sc estimated from the net inst ID 1919
1t required isge ifrnauos. caeh with & high
chimney aheh 70 prolnce lg00 feet d glass
per week, HhiA9 now tho furnaces. with
bat 0ne shan produces 1900 feet, wish the
same II n0i q 4nallef consumption Of fuel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

TIE failway over i|is hIps s. AneWn hs
tso FolI railroad 6on * being con-
slrnclad ID acooTdaace With patents ffaalt&
q Nsntsnsan 81 that nnas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

%OO copies rules and regulations q
iOO copies bill on levee bonds.
2OO copies bill on militia
IOOO warrants -- .
100 copies bill of rights, ma
Jority o
100 copies minority rights
200 copies public worEs.
2UO copies report Of committee
on finance.
LOU copies report of Committee
on printing .---..... Il
100 copies report of COMMITTEES
- onjudiciary .--.-.-.. 4
200 copies report of majority
committee on education Il
%UO copies report of minority
committee on education Il
2OO copies Tinchant's resolution
10y lSO copies Pinchback OK. militia
@OO copies majority report on
general provisions. a
@OO copies minority report on
general provisions. D
lOOO copies ex. warrants .. p
2oO copies report of committee
on legislature .. Al
$50 copies Jones' resolution on
railroads
200 copies of report on sched-
ule and ordinances. ... n
5VO copies Of majority reporton
draft OF constitution. an
oUU copies of minority report on
draft of constitution. 80. AZ
2oO copies committee on execu-
NFe- ---.s.- ---. a
For publication Of 20 days off.
cial printing. --....., 17s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

| have the following on hand:
% reams congress cap.
2 reams letter,
] ream legal,
4 boxes large envelopes,
5 boxes letter envelopes,
9 bottles Of ink.
6 check cutters,
z scrapers,
Z newspaper files.
S scissors,
Is balls of Irvine,
! paper weight,
! gross penholders,
, boxes pens,
l ream envelope paper,
) ream enrolling paper
5 bottles carmine ink,
4 rubbers,
4 board cards,
IS dozen lead pencils,
l paper cutter.>
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

was reierrad q tae eng afofncf
laoM Fge EoAap % zEn1aazN r0n coa,
qp4NHHp1.
That tae GIlq 2eIltsor Be and
nthaEE and instructed %
~ act444 4IaIbofna Canal.
E1 ~ esd o4t IS Third
10 foasN NialFie
a4 tAr FAiaH
Is 1x = a. .|s1us vote
11t Hel|zi1sI1u HoI '
81 fen14cd - fi'a l.-..-..s, p /. y
ay tQfon pot s111l8trl tr||.|fIa
tQ1Ntt 81 tie of1fr Of Cslllaf1
egresf1. ~ tia same IL aoaa
.nee Win = lsllsg Gig lays cad
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
l., BERHFL.

DOI o0uHU- dI-uIl1'
Which was received, and two hun
red copies ordered to be printed,
pages to be ninety-five printed Lies
length and thirty six ems wide.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

We concur in the statement Of Mr.
Walker
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

Making a sum total of. q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

The following from the same officer was
referred to the Committee of Streets and
Landings, with instructions to report
promptly
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den. SD babe nit 0rei Der GelHpOrp
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mebr in unirer Witte baben.
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