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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18

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EDITORS CHRONICLE: In your last
issue writer calls on certain per-
sons to perform the duties of the OFF,
ces. And among Others w. p. Hume
is named as q suitable person to ill
the office of Treasurer and Alderman.
Was the writer aware of the clrcuni-
stance attending the last election of
that gentleman to the office of Treas
urer? / presume not. At the Or
ganization of the present board, when
am election was had, n communica-
ton was read from w. p. Keesee,
offering himself as a candidate, and
stating that he would execute good
bond and accept as salary the sum
of $500. w. p. Hume was also put
in nomination; an election was held
and w. p. Keesee having received
five votes and Hume three-the for
mer was declared duly elected. All
of which is recorded in the record OF
proceedings. Mr.. Keesee goes home
and in the morning returns ready tc
execute his bond, when he Is inform,
ed that the cote By ballot had beer
recorded, and that Mr.. Hume tone
of the Board) had been elected, but
that he too had promised to accept
$500 as his salary. Mr.. Keesee ha'
submitted quietly to this treatment
for one year, ought the board to ig
more his claims, or give him
JUSTICE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18

EDIToRs CHRONICLE AS there
has much been written on the sub
ject of salt being preventive of smut
in wheat, 1 propose to give my ex-
perience. Last year when seeding
the present crop, made a strong So
luton of bluestone, and put little
salt in it, enough to make 1t taste OF
the salt, about q pint to fifteen gal
Ions of water. After soaking from
six to twelve hours, I drained 1t and
sowed the wheat. The wheat soaked
in this solution was entirely free from
smut. After sowing portion of my
crop the bluestone became scarce,
when l increased the salt and lessen
ed the bluestone. The result was q
little smut. After awhile the blue
stone gave out, and made strong
brine of salt and soaked it rs before
and the result was two-thirds smut
II was on corn and tobacco land fal
lowed deep. j consider my loss, II
using the salt, about 500 In my las
crop. II. G. DAWSON.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
IN MEMORIAM.

AZ the meeting OF Bethlehem sunday
School, on sunday morning, July Al, lhH,
the superintendent announcedth at ne had
inst received Intelligence OF the death oil
Miss ANNA GRANT, a former member OF
II was moved by r.. c. Browder, and
adopted, that the superintensasns Hppci ns
expressive of the profound sorrow WIN
witch this sad announcement was recelveu
by teachers and pupils, ana 70 prepare =
ter Of the deceased, to be reported al the
next meeting of the Sunday school, the
superintendent appointed n Is syunor
David Browder and Thomas Il. Browder "a
compose the committee, VINO rePortea ths
following resolutions 1gnh l.U.Il
WHEREAS, We have been called upon by
an affiicting dispensation Or rroviasnce y y
mourn the death OF oar believes ana muci
esteemed friend and associate; Miss ,,r 49, 49,
sense OF grief for this SAD bereavement.
and our high esteem of her moral ana SO
cial worth-therefore tt % N+f
Resolved, That In her death We have heel
bereaved Of one Of our brightest ana mos o..
sifted scholars. or u sincere and devotes
Friend, and Of a most perfect model OF 80
cial and moral worth.
RssoiDed That IN the perfect cons S inys,,
example always set before as In her &c
| Pertinent, her unrelenting consistency u
diacharging the various And mutt ~ - y !.
e enste rvs rssp p@ Tor ali with whom shc wa
| associated, we and a model OIL excesishc
Resolpsd That whilst we approach Tn
sanctuary OF private grief with mvse pr
found sense or Ats sacrednsss, We peg =
mineie our grief aud sorrow with that o
her parents and kindred. -,
Resoiceyf, That these resolutions DC en-
tered upon the journal OF the sunoa;
school thai n copy he sent 70 the pafent
OF the deceased, and that a copy pc mI
nished TO the Russeilville Herald AN
Ciarksvilie Chronicle, with Isi nss,an =
our sabbath school for the publication
the same In each of those papers.
These resolutions were unahinno .sn
adopted by a rising vote 0f tns sum-"
schpol' Wa. BHowpEki supt'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18

Our streets are in q better condition
than when the present Board went
into office. The bridge across Red
River has had an entirely new and
floor laid and other nee
essary improvements made. The
Foundry lot, owned by the city has
been sold, and the money put into
the new Market House, where the
people will realize three fold the in
terest that it has previously paid
Our city now has New Market
House worth So, 700, and costing the
city not more than 81, 500, and the
erection of the same is owing more
to the exertions made in that behalf
by our present worthy Mayor than
to all other instrumentalities conf
bined. Every dollar of interest due
by the city on her bonds has been
promptly paid'when presented and
we could, If we thought necessary
adduce further testimony showing
that our present Mayor and City
Council possess energy, integrity and
capacity. And If we mistake not the
good sense OF our citizens, they will
evince their appreciation of good and
true men, and faithful public servants
by re-electing Henry Frech Mayor
and Samuel d, Power Recorder, ant
such other members of the old Boar
as desire reelection and have proven
their faith by their works. 1a
ANTI ARIsTocRACY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
LETTER FROM NASHVILLE.

EDITORS CHRoNICLE: The Legis-
lature elect, will enter upon their
career with an unusual
amount Of important duties devoiv-
ing upon them. There seems, how
ever, no want of confidence upon the
part of the public of their entire ca
pacity and integrity to discharge
their whole duty with credit to them
selves and the State. Indeed the
character of the men elected is suf-
ficient guarantee Of the fact. The
question of n Constitutional Conven-
ton, the releasing, or other disposi-
ton of the Penitentiary, the election
OF United States Senator, are by no
means the only questions which Will
require careful deliberation, and eau
tious action. There are vacancies to
fill in the different departments of
the State administration, which ow-
ing to our present financial embar-
rassmcnts, requires men of the first
order of talent and unquestionable
integrity. / speak particularly OF
the offices OF Comptroller and Treas
urer Although separate and distinct
! in name aud character, there Is new
ertheless an inevitable business In
tercourse between them. The one
cannot be faithfully and properly ad-
ministered Independent Of the other,
and yet the duties of each are closely
and distinctly defined. Hence the
necessity of selecting men peculiarly
adapted by talents and Integrity to
fill these important positions. While
we concede there are very many who
are entirely competent, but one with
in our knowledge has announced
|, himself for the office of Treasurer
From the endorsements Mr.. Wood.
ward has received, we do not doubt
, his capacity. There is, however, one
who is not entirely "unknown 3,
: fame,n and whose integrity and char
/. acter will not he questioned. We nj
+ lude to Capt. Frank Hyberger, Gov
) ernor Senter's able and efficient pri
: vate Secretary. In the absence q
, the Governor during the late can
vass, he discharged the various AM
!. responsible duties of the Executiv
y Office with rare efficiency and fidell
u ". Although young in years, h
# met the complex questions presente
If under the franchise law, decided an
T, acted with a promptness and correct
, ness which would have done credit I
J. men of maturer age and larger e,
z perience. AS Treasurer Of the Stat
u he would administer the Office wit
y, " fidelity and care, and we feel assure
m In saying with entire satisfaction
e Hurrah for Frank, say we!
le DAVIDSON.
" NASHVILLE, Sept. o, 1859.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
FOR CITY MARSHALL.

In obedience to the call of MANY VOTERS,
hereby announce myself candidate for
Saturday In October. II. NJ. PROUTY.
July 81, iS6e-tde.
We are authorized to announce ED. s.
BRINGHURST as candidate for City Mar
shall, at the October election, lag7tel
We are authorized to announce r. b.
WALTHALL as q candidate for CITY Mar
shall, at the October election. [agl4te.
We are authorized to announce JACK
LAY as candidate for City Marshal, at
the ensuing election in October. =
y Aug. IA, 1859. tdo. II y ScllsI LLOtJ
We are authorized to announce THOM-
shall. Election to take place in October.
We are authorized 10 announce JAMES
MOORE, as a candidate for City Marshall
ut the ensuing election. tsept. lite.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18

70 the Editors ofthe Union and American.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Sent IA Isaa :.
NfnrSreesioro IL fiiIIn0 nm rsniJiv
1;ia T,emnas.ee ConfsranS y ~ a.
Mstbod,st Episcopai fyhnrch. SoutN
never Contained M many mem hers :
~ doas now. IL il neither ssdisinta@s
.stoJ,, or .absorhod ~ hut ~rn,,,,ss,
and fiour,sbing. and bearinS ~uo6
fruit ITO the honor and siory Of Cod. .
er. hesides IA beion y d e e ~ ncIass
NJ the first wear y and n Hcsnd,Satss
for ADMISSION. ~ A Websfer said ~
the Bunker Hill Monument. 90 we
e. tes MSrh sonscssnsg k the sas Ten
strono.U
AZ 4 promised Won a re,,ort ~ the
proceedings. I will becii1 TO-DAY ~.
Rev. s p Whitten. Rev. r rhowp-
son and Rev. j b stevenson. are now
examininv. the Gcandidatas for al
mission on trIalo--a goodiv COR, many
of vounp nrophats If IN rnmLar -
Rev r. s Ransom and Rev IA p
jackson are examlning the Hclass o,
fine first veaf,,--Ia nro1nisinv vonnu
nreachers. who have alreadv aone rs
year 81 faithful md s,,ccessf,,i Iahor
on circuits and stations.
Rev ] q Rice Rev j w Written
are examining the .candida tes n,
deacon,s orders-lsin number These
| like Philip Of the eth chapter OF Acts
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
NEWS ITEMS.

THE custom receipts from the prin-
cipal ports for the past week amount
to over four millions of dollars.
A COMPANY for the manufacture of
wooden goods for mems wear adapted
to the Southern trade is now in sue
cessful operation near Marietta, Ga.
THE schools throughout the State
Of Tennessee are being organized as
fast as possible. In the counties heard
from there are l85,000 scholars en-
rolled, with twenty-One counties to
hear from, which IL Ia estimated will
swell the number to 100000.
MEssRs. s. II. HOLLAND & Co, at
Hollands warehouse, Danville, Va,
sold, last week, for Mr.. Jno. Peed, OF
Granville county, load of tobacco,
l 800 pounds, at an average of $40
per hundred. One lot at $50; one at
$40; two lots at $50, and one at SGT !;
the load amounting to 1854. ~
GEORGE r.. RUTLRR, late President
of the Tennessee National Bank, of
Memphis, VIGOROUSLY Identified with
the School Fund swindle, writes Q
letter from New York to the NASH
vile Banner, in which he says he has
a history of politics i'm Tennessee now
in press, which will be published at
an early day. In II he says he gives
the whole history Of the stolen fund,
involving minute details Of the guilt
Of every man who had a hand in the
mammonth swindle. Rutler says the
disclosures he will make are enough Ia
eternally damn Radicalism in Ten
nessee. '. 4+ NJ
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-Contribu-
tions to the Ayondale fund amount to
over 900, and still coming in.
THE new cotton mill at Stonewall
Miss, runs 1000 spindles, SO looms,
employs So hands and consumes about
900 bales of cotton per annum. The
employees are principally widow,
and daughters OF families impover
ished by the war. The company pro
poses doubling their machinery the
coming season. +.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. IS. Early
Sunday moring six one-story bricf
stores on Marietta street, and tn,
large building known as Norcross,
corner of Marietta and Peachtre
streets, were destroyed by fire. Los
estimated Mt $4,000 insurance $50,
900. =
Il LADY PALMERsToN.-By q cabl
: dispatch from London we are In
formed Of the death of Lady Emil,
: Mary Palmerstoan, daughter Of Penis
a ton, frst Viscount Melbourne an
widow Of Lord Palmerston, She wa
also sister Of Lord Melburne. He
: ladyship was well advanced In year
1 At the time she married the late Pre-
miei of Great Britain, in 1899, sh
f., was the widow Of the ffth Earl Cow
per and was noted for her grace an
q elegance. She was a most hospits
BILE lady, ever keeping open house
and was q leader in deeds of charity
Her influence over her husband wa
unbounded aud TO her he attribute
much of his success in life.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


EDITORS CHRONICLE: In your last
issue 1 noticed an article over the
mon de plume" Of "Pro Bono Pub
lico," calling the attention Of our cit
liens to the present condition of our
City affairs. The natural inference
to be drawn from reading the article
alluded to, Is that our present Board
of Mayor and Aldermen are incom-
petent and have managed our affairs
to our detriment. Not one word of
evidence is adduced In the eommu-
nication of "Pro Bono Publico'' In
support of his unjust aspersion.
Ipropose showing how our afihirs
are at this time, and what has been
done with the peoples money. When
our present Board were installed into
office, they found the following con-
dition of things to contend with: In
the first place, there was due DIR. j.
Cobb for extra services Us Mayor, as
per resolution of previous Board,
$500, also due George Alwell 1888 90
for extra services rs City Recorder,
and there was not one cent in the
City Treasury ut that time. The
present Board came up to the scratch
like men of business, energy and in
tegrity, and paid off these claims and
collected and appropriated the follow
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18

GOVERNOR SENTER has appointed
A. d. Collins as Receiver of the Nc
Minnville and Manchester Railroad.
1t Is to be hoped he will administer
its affairs for the benefit of the road,
and not for his own benefit.
THERE was much excitement in
merchantile circles in st. Louis on
Monday when several heavy failures
were reported, among them Effort
& Petrig, Russell, Hays & Co. and
others: Several other failures are re-
ported. TO-,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18

We nre authorized to announce HENRY
HERMAN as q candidate for Alderman, in
the fourth Ward, at tho next election. .
Aug. 10, lS69-tde.
We are authorized to announce JAS. j.
HAMLETr, as o candidate Tor recollection
for Alderman In tire third Ward at the en-
suing October election.
We are authorized to apnouce THOMAS
MCH ANUS az b candidafef0r Alderman,
In the tlurd Ward, al the October election.
Aug. IA, l869-tde - ~" VIZ
We are authorized to announce Captain
TH0S. n. SMITH, rs q candidate for Al
derman of the 5th Ward, at the October
election. 5inlnl I'w Sept, Is, 20.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
DEATH OF HOW. JOHN BELL.
needing or c,.,..n. Of c,.-A.v,n,

Needing or Citi.ens o. Ciarksviue.
On Saturday morning meeting Of
the citizens Of this city and vicinity
was called at the Courthouse to take
action In regard to the death of Ten
nessee's greatest statesman. On mo-
ton Hon. q. A. Henry IVES called TO
the Chair. In o short but eloquent
euiogy he touched upon the life and
services of the distinguished dead,
and urged that proper respect be paid
to his remains. Martin v. Ingram,
was ON motion, chosen Secretary
On motion Of Hon. John F. House
the chair was requested to appoint a
committee to draft resolutions. The
motion prevailing the following gen.
tlemen were appointed such COM
mittee-Hon. J. r. House, Judge Il.
w. King, Judge J.. +. Rice, Geo. T.
Lewis, Col. J. L. Bailey, Hon. ID. N.
Kennedy and Gen. J. M. Quarles.
On motion the chairman was ad-
ded to the committee. hefoIlowino
.s-.,.oI,,.,,,,..s ,,u,..,,.ash....s'
''fe 'ie e' 'p % W 'ne
committee and accepted by the meet
ing. a4.r,' III III ~ otsq -
I'M W. have hoard ,,,,tt, go,
mnerSu rs,,r We - tha daotm ~ T Ssu
nessee's most distinguished son, Hon
oonn D ~ W. ..,. ~ ,, o AZ, ..,s.2
Hhopos W. .n1sar.I,,, Ssit '~ n,u VIII Wv,
nIe over this Ureat nubIi, foss. 6nf
e over .h Sn ,is,h cn. ~ ntSar S.,,s On as
~ v, rt NJ neor horn IN cir S,ot s
vs ~u Sn 10 ras a snaco IN S ,s,,S
IT, ,ot;,npti.,n anf no,ia yas P ps,o,
~ %nnarad al tr,,stod h., 10. ~ 80
u thon AZ ;iinstr,nns s,atasppo -
Pr osa dn.th ,va nn,v den,"re M.
We = r.o,,,;,,at .otnr T., the ROOT a.
c MHS prer;,,ds ~ mr. nn,;c;oi histor,,
on . eS.p,n;o,I front ranE for nseI,
~no,s -, I,r ctots nnd national ,,cii
Tics. He passed through the storms o
,.oiit,coi aycitamant and nartiss,
Strife without n hot on .his homo
end i n ts~r;tS s,,a has laft bahipd hin
mama and a fame which will vi TN -
, t,aamred AMONG the richest iawals n
onr history Therefore. he if :" - '
ouj pnsoy.,sd mat In tho Se.th q
Hon John Roll the nation has los
nna ~ rn,,reat and abIest statssn an
o omS ~ Az n St"ts oS Tan y essaa Ser ~,ao
a gu so om0 Wv" 80 . " GOV
: esI p soni That En-. oohs,rr.r =
oeoe ot;,, "S In,ar.tsnr y y
s,,s a lMSesns "ppU, .. a. os,o";u y
III Wn,, 'i Tnhn R.,i ord da,ivar the ss >,
n1 ~. 'om ,, Ie " nt H T n s"
: ty. e,' q. '.grt rig
RESOLVED, That we tender to tn
WIDOW anu % .ie udcease
OUT s,lcere ~ I'LL n, anu o smsto;raG
ioI .iie rea. ro,. my naou su .,.u ..,eu
DIlei puC appropI,".e 1eiia 81 .s WEI 81
, maue upon ,he 1a Ii',a1C a u uo o,ae o1
ce"seu ny vi, Daiey anu io
M. Qualies 49, ,ls sersi ces as " s'esIei
: maii' ms wlsuoni as lawyer an1 80. III
nigh cnsrac.et as ,a a., we H. w e,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18

EDITORS CHRONICLE: In our pro-
gramme there are several premiums
offered for the fastest pacing horse
by order of the Directors, l wish to
state that the premiums already pub
lished, will be divided between pace
ing and racking stock, SO that the
two classes will not compete in the
same ring, A supplementary pre-
MUM list is being prepared, and will
be duly announced during the fair
The half mile track Is now being put
in good order. Every indication
points to splendid fair.
Yours truly,
& T. W. KING, sec'y.
City papers please copy
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
TRIBUTES OF RESPECT.

At Communication of Clarlsville
Lodge, No. so, OF Free and accepted
Masons, held August ed 1889, COM
mittee was appointed consisting Of
brothers A. d. Sears, J. c. Read and
J. ]. Crusman, to report such resolu-
tons ~ might be deemed apprupri-
ate, relative to the death Of our late
brother JOHN L. JOHNSON, who died
ut his residence In this county on the
22d Of August, 1859. The committee
reported the following which was
unanimously adopted: ''ll'
WHEREAS, 1t has been the will of the
Supreme Architect OF the Universe, TO re-
move nom our midst our much respected
friend and brother JOHN l.. JOHNSON, es-
teemed not only as noble and useful citi-
zen, but rs q worthy brother whose cardi-
nal principles not only I'm profession, but
In practices, were Friendship. Morality and
Resolved, That we deeply deplore hi,
death, and that in IL, society has lost O
most valuable citizen, the Masonic Frater.
nifty an estfmable and worthy member, and
all of us a warm and devoted friend,
Resolved, That we tender our condolenct
relatives of the deceased, in this dispense.
ton OF Divine Providence. lUN
Resolved, That the jewels and furniture
of this Lodge, be clothed in the customary
mourning for thirty days, and that the
foregoing preamble and resolutions be en-
tered on the minutes, and that the Score
children of the deceased, also to the cit,
rgr d. KINCANNoN, w. NJ.
w. J. ELY, Sec'y. f..s .i.r,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18

EDITORS CHRONICLE: The voters
Of the sth Ward, request Mr.. John
p. Campbell to become candidate
for Alderman, for the ensuing year.
II Mr.. Campbell will consent TO serve,
he will secure our good will and the
vote, OF EIGHTH WARDERs,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
ANNoUNCEMENrs.
f,OR MAYoN.

We ore authorized to announce HENRY
FRECH as candidatefor re- election to the
office OF Mayor, at the next October cleo
We are authorized to announce HENRY
g. MERRITT as q candidate for Mayor at
the ensuing October election.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
Tobacco Factory
FOR SALE

r WISH to sell my Tobacco Factory, at
i Mayfield, Ky. The building and out
houses are IN complete order for immediate
use. II has capacity for putting mp iOu
hhds. strips. Title good--ternis reasonable.
The crop In that section Is the best they
have had for several years. ~.
For particulars, apply to
49, l.. BRADLEY, Alto. in fact,
0tn for s. II. BAIRD.
Clarksvine, Sept. IS. 10 ON ''i'''''1I ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PRoPOSAIS WILL BE RE:
ceived for tina next ten days, 20 grade and
macadamize Front street fIom College 90
Franklin streets. Plans and specifica dom
10 be seen al Frech 4 CourtA' store. =
HENRY FRECH, Mayor.
Sent IA, D0-lW 81 tf..f ..rss
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
WE copy the following biographi-

WE copy the following biographi-
cal sketch of the late Hon. John
Bell from the Nashville Union and
American. He was u patriot and
statesman, and Tennessee will long
cherish the memory Of her most
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18

We nre authorized TO announce A. b.
MAXEY, as IL candidate for Sheriff of this
county. Election to take place in March
next. > -. - - -lSept.4, iS6S-"
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
r. HARRIS a. afendid date Cor reelection
county. Election TO take place next March,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
FOR TRUSTEE.
FOR JAILER.

We are authorized to announce HENRI
at the next March election. [sep lite
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

ii
r, WILL OFFER FOR SALE, TO THE
J. highest bidder, at the Courthouse in
Clarksvilie, on Monday, the 4th day Of
October next, l~li
Two Valuable Houses ana Lots,
one situated on the Nashville pike about
one mile from the Public Square, and now
occupied by myself The house is fine
two story brick, containing six rooms, with
all necessary outbuildings. such as cabins,
stables, corn house, ice house, hen house,
&c. Attached To the place are 81 acres OF
ground. The house IL nearly new and IL In
every respect one of the best improved
places In the county.
The other Is situated in the Northern
part of the city, between the residences OF
Mrs. Robb and Bryce Stewart, about 10
minutes walk from the Square, and the
same formerly owned by ]. D. Shackelford.
The house is a two story frame dwelling,
with necessary outhouses, cisterns, &C.
The dwelling has recently been reroofed
and the Tending rebuilt. This place -
within the corporate limits, contains va
acres of ground and has an excellent Or
chard. itNNt'i 1f tt II
These are two of the most desirable resi-
denoes In the vicinity OF Clarksville. the
grounds are well laid out and beautifully
ornamented with evergrcens and forest
trees. Terms made known on day of sale.
| r. SHAckELFORD.s
Sept. 10, '69-3w ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18

~ FOR REVENUE COLLECTOR. 'l
We are authorized to announce j. j.
RAWIS Ms candidate for Revenue Col
lector ut the next March election.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

WE hereby make known 90 the people
w of ClaTksvills and the l2th Civil Dis
trict. that the Free Schools will be opened
on Monday the 20th day OF september ms,
ers for the white children. and three teach
ers for the cotorcd, and Schools will be
taught six months. There viii be con-
tinsent fee Of 2, cents per month nom each
pupil. payable in advance.
J.P.Y. WHITFIELD,
II. w. HUMPHREYS,
W. T. HUME,
sept II, 6a-2w. Directors
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18

delivered on that question. Alone It
would stamp him as statesman Of
the first rank. In Marsh's Remi-
niscences of Congress, 1t is stated
that Calhoun and Webster were at
tentive listeners, and that the former
pronounced it to be exhaustive of the
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-09-18

Sept II, da-2w,