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he Brookville Republican,, has the
following: 'On last Thursday, as hack
ioad OF passengers were being brought from
MahonIUg by Messrs Bell d &McConnell, Mr..
Jos Lucas, teamster. the team, consisting
oi iour spirited horses, ran away from the
uFlye7 on the hill on the west side of Beth
ienem and when just at the bottom, near
'ae bridge, UPSET, very seriously injuring a
number Of the passengers We have the
l9lioWIng particulars from Mr.. Bell: Mr..
hsaT'ch and wife, of kittanning, were both
very seriously injured, Mrs. r. SO seriously
ina her lite was despaired of, but she is
now recovering. Mr. Rearich had one arm
broken. lMr. James Daniels, of Barnett
""h>hlp, had leg broken and one arm
considerably bruised, but has so far recover
cred as to he able 20 be taken home. Mrs.
roster, OF Whitesburg. Armstrong county,
received severe cut on tho face and num-
oer OF bruises, but she is fast recovering
MI Lucas, the driver, was also considerably
Urnlsed and used up. The only wonder is
.nat some of the party did not lose their
hVes, as the manner of the accident was
ieaTiul indeed. 1t is high time that the
pubic demand greater care on the part OF
'nose gho have their well being in charge,
Snd wherever the culpability lies it should
pe Fectlhod. The owners of the team are ex-
Aonerated from all blame
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-29

Rev. SToUFFER will preach in the Lu-
theran church in Clearfeld, on Sunday,
October Sd, morning and evening.
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RIBIING is the borough Constable. IF
he don't have that stump removed from
Third street, he ought to be removed him
salf
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nISsDLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

OF PARTNERSHIP
II The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned in the mercantile bnsi-
ness in the Borough of Lumber City is dissolv-
ed by mutual consent.
The Books and Notes are in the hands of
Il. W. Spencer for collection. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said firm,
will please call and settle Will out delay.
ISAAC KIRK.
Sept 10Th, 1863. H. W. SPENCER.
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NOTICE,-All persons knowing them
~ selves indebted to meawill please call
and settle at once The book. AT the store of
Whitcomb L Townsend, 0sceola, Pa.
JaIy 81 Is69-tf G. 8. PERRY.
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Court is in session, busily engaged in dis
posing of the criminal causes.
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A DMINISTRATRIXs' NOTtCE.-Let-
~ tiers of Administration on the estate OF
Jacob :. Cole, late of La awrence township. dec d,
having teen granted 10 the undersigned. notice s
hereby given that all persons indebted to said
tate required to make immediate payment.
and those having slaims against the same will
present them, properly authen nticated for settle
ment. TO :. ~. CUIE,
Sept. % I86q-3tp. Administratrix
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DIED .:

On Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1869, ALBERT,
son of David and Eliza Way. Of Pike tp.,
aged year, months and - days.
On Saturday, Sept 18th, 1869, WILLIAM
RALPH. son of Joseph and Nancy Jane
Birch6eld, of Cleattield, aged years, 3
months and Ig DAYS
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THE Centre County Agricultural Fair will
be held on October 5th, 9Th. 7th and sth.
The premium list embraces almost every
thing, and aggregates 81, 200. Ex-Gov.
VIM. Bigler will deliver the annual address
on Thursday, at ii clock, A. NJ Excur-
sion tickets from all stations on Clearheld
and Tyrone, and Bald Eagle Railroads.
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A CATHOLIC church is to be erected in
Philipsburg.
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Dr. II. a Lichtenthaier of Lock Haven,
Who about three months ago, wh.le in a
state OF intoxication, driving a fast horse
In allght buggy at rapid speed, through
one OF the principal streets of that place,
ran over and killed Mrs. Anthony, at the
September session of the Clinton county
court was acquitted on an Indictment for
voluntary manslaughter Az indictment for
Involuntary manslaughter is still pending
against him. 1t is to be hoped, ont of de
cent regard to justice, he will be convicted
On that
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VOWN PROPERTY FOB SALE-The
undersigned will sell, at private sale, on
reasonable terms, ceverai valuable town proper
ties. Any person wishing to purchase a house
and lot had better call.
July Il. 1867. ii B. SWOoPE.
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FoR a sound and practical education go
to the State Normal School at Edinboro.

A GOOD business education is of iBesti-
mabIe value to every one, and the best place
to secure snch an education is undoubtedly
the Iron City College Circulars of this pop
ular Business College can be obtained by
addressing the principals, Smith & Cowley,
Pittsburg, Pa.
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8aftsman's journal.
CLEARFIELD, PA, SEP. 90. 1869.

p. T.p,-poSs--To insure the safe transmission
Of money by mail Paro n, should remit ~ ensek
OF no; will be enclosed in the first paper after
r. money comes to hand;
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MISS H; s; SWANS. School for Girls,
w Clearfcld, Pa.
The Fall Term of twenty two week. will cou,--
menee on Monday, Septembers 1859.
TERMS OF TUITION
Reading. orthogrsphy, Writing Object Les
sons, Primary Arithmetic and Primary
= Geography, per half term. tof IL wesksj, S. 90
History, Local and Descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic. & So =
Algebra and the Sciences 50
dnstreeron IN Instrumental Music, 10 oc
Oil Painting, ~ ess
Wax Work, q eS
For fu particulars send for Circular
Ciearfeld Id, August 2s, 1s6s-3m
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ALSO,

general assortment of Ready mi ade Cloth
ing. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Hardware and Quecnsware, good
Stock, Wood and Willowwars,
and full stock of Groceries.
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rv-o,s and cIearheld Railroad.

Tyrone and clearheld Railroad.
~, i,sTn leaves Tyrone at 800 a m
AAi Irrives at Clearfeld at LOO p. m.
Nil r. ,iu leaves Clearfeld A. : 200 p m
Arrives al Tyrone at 300 p M.
c,,r..ts with Cincinnati Express East at 6.l7
n Mail West at "A p, IN Bald Eagle Ex-
nn,e,s o. 7 90 P. m
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FOR GENTLEMEN
They hare Black and Blue Cloths. Black and
Fancy Cassimeres, ,Sattinetts, Tweeds, Mel
tons, Water proof Cloth, Silk, Satis
and common Vestings, etc, in
great variety, and at prices
that will give general
satisfaction to buyers.
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IN FACT,

usually kept IN . wsll-regulsted country
store, and hence the people generally
will find it to their advantage to
buy goods of them.
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arate city, borough ward election, in all re-
spects at the general elections in October
SEC. 9. The respective assessors inspectors and
iudg ges of the elections shall each have the power
TO adm mister oaths TO any persons claiming the
right to be assessed the right of suffrage or in
regard to any other matter or thing required to
be done or qured into by any of said officers
under this act; and any wiliIl false swearing by
any person in relation to any matter or thiu z
concerning which they shall be lawfully interro-
gated by any of said officers shall be punished rs
SEc 10. The assessors shall each receive the
same compensation for the time necessarily spent
in performing the duties hereby epjoined il
provided by law for the perfor rmance of other
duties, to be paid by the county commissioners as
in other and it shall not be lawful for any
assessor to assess tax against any person what
ever within ten days next preceding The election
TO be held the second Tuesday of October, IN
any year, or within ten days next before any e.
lection for President and Vice President OF the
UDited States any violation of tins provision
shall be a mistemeanor. and subject the officers
so offending 10 a fine on conviction not exceed
ing one hundred dollars. or to imprisonment not
exceeding three months, or both at the discretion
of the court.
SEC. IL. On the petition of FIVE or NJ ore citizens
of the county stating under oath that they verify
believe th at frauds will be practiced at the cleo
ton about be held in any district 1T shall bs
the duty of the court of common pleas OF said co
if in session. or if not judge thereof IN yaca
tion TO appoint two judicious, sober and inteii
gent citizens of the county to act as overseers a
said election said overseers shall be selected
from different political parties, here the inspect
ors belong to different parties, and where both oi
/ said inspectors belong TO the same political par
/ ty both of the oyerseers sh all be taken from tb
opposite politicalparty said oVerseers shall hay
/ the right TO be present With the officers of III
| election, during the whole time the same is held
the votes counted and the returns made out AM
signed by the election officers; to keep list 0
voters, if they proper; to challenge any per
son Offering to vote, and interrogate him and hi
witness under oath, in regard to his right OF suf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26
a CARD.

TO the Citizens Of Montgomery and surround
ing Counties: "a
We wish to say few words in earnest.
Having watched the markets Of late, and
buying for CASH materials in our line at
low figures whenever the opportunity Of
fered, and now have a full supply on hand.
Persons intending 10 have work done in
our line this spring, should make THEREON
tracts at ONCE. Those engaging their work
to us nj this time, viii receive the benefits
of low PRICES. If they wait until late in
the season, they cannot expect any one to
do their work as cheap with material at an
ADVANCED price. If yon are not ready to
have your work done you can engage it,
aud thus enable those You employ to buy
in time enough material to do the work
engaged. You may rest assured that any
thing in our line we undertake to do, shall
be done in a substantial way, using BONA
FIDE materials of the best kind, and done
I'm workmanship style.
We have engaged the services of accom-
plished workmen, in every department of
our business, and with w. Il, GARDINER at
the head to suporintend every job. So
come along witl-gour work, we are ready
to commence the ensuing campaign. No
matter how small your job, we Will give 1t
the same attention we would larger one,
and guarantee all our work to be done in
the best style, and done substantially.
We return our Sincere thanks for the lib
eral patronage received from this commu-
nifty In tho past, and hope by doing our
work In the best manner possible, prompts
~ and at reasonable rates, TO merit con-
tinuance of the same.
w, l.. GARDINER & CO.,
House Painters, Decorators and Paper
Hangers, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Feb 10, 'G9tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26
ClarkSVille Wholesale Grocery
l4tl1tLlal Market. A-a4 lsllf
Corrected BY cRUsMAN q cuEsNur.

SUGAR.--Marlset still excited aud advan-
cling. We quote N. q. Sugar, fair TO prime.
l5al6Hc. Prime to choice, l6I5al715; yellow
clarified, le1aalSi crushed, powdered, and
MoLAssEs.-Fofr, IS; prime to choice N.
O., Mc in bbls; Goal w in 4 bbls. Syrup,
COFFEE - Rio, fair, %; prime, 4@25
choice, 25Is6123; Java. 351Scsf2IS; Mocha, So
.SALT..kanawha, bush. bbls, 81 90; Liv-
efpooI, fine, go -
STAR CANDLEs.-19@25.
BACoN,-None. -
LARD-lSl&@20.
WHIsKEY-Common country, 81 25al 50:
best brands Robertson county, 81 75m2 90.
CHEEsE-W. r., $4,000; dairy and facto-
ry. 22@2i.
RioE--Carollna. lO@l2%. ssg 81
SoAP-Bar, 712@l9 A
oILs--coal off, 4O942; lard oil, 81 IS; lin
seed oil, 81 so.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-90.
NARNIsH-Copal, So 75i Japan, Q 90.
PUTTY-Sc.
WINDow dLAss-sxlo, "a 70 % box, 1oxl2
5 80; 12xl4, 9 90.
PowDER-Rihe, IS 90 Il keg; lead, 1917 q ID.
SHoT-S3 256t3 90 = 81
CAPs-40g5Oc n doz. WIZ.
OYSTERS and 10 cans, So Sj(al So.
SARDIN ES--200122c.
MACKEREL-No. 3, per Dbl, SIS O0Gl0 90;
kits, No. |, 81 S56t3 90.
BLACHING-37JyM15.
NAII.s-s5 25m6 90, l0da4d.
lRoN-Kentucky, AZ. Tennessee, 81.
RoPE-22@25c.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26
THE BELL RINGERS. Perhaps the

THE BELL RINGERS. Perhaps the
largest audience assembled in Clarks-
vile for years, was theTon which
witnessed the performance of the
Peak Family Bell Ringers, on Friday
evening last. The new hall was filled
to OVERLOOKING, about nine hundred
persons being present. The enter
tainments gave general satisfaction,
and yielded the proprsetor an aggre-
gate of six hundred dollars. Should
this talented troupe ever visit us
again, it will meet with warm re-
ception. The quiet and genteel de-
pertinent of every one connected
with the company is one of its most
commendable features. A~ W
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26
CITY COUNCIL.

February Goth, special meeting
Mayor Frech presiding. Present Al
dermen Hamlet, Plosser, Hume,
Roth and MeReynolds.
The object of the meeting was to
determine whether s. d. Power was
entitled to the Office Of Recorder :
After some discussion the matter was
decided in the negative. The Board
then went into an election for Re
corder, which resulted in the election
of S. ID. Power.
Mr.. J. G. Robins entered his pro-
test against the installation of the
Recorder elect, and asked that the
same be spread upon the minutes,
which request was complied with.
The oath of Office was administered
to the Recorder elect, by J. B. farrell,
j. p. and he entered upon the duties
Of his Office. The bond he had pre-
viously given was accepted.
Board then adjourned sine die.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26

; From Huntsville, Ala, independent.
The "Great Southern Preparations" arc
not patent medicines, composed, of mystic
rious roots and herbs found In remote and
obscure corners of the earth, but are made
of pure and fresh drugs, the efficacy of
which have been thoroughly tested by the
medical faculty. The rapid sale and cura-
tive properties of these medicines are the
best guarantees that can be offered In their
favor. Their English Female Bitters is
having tremedous sale In this county and
all are delighted with its effects. C. F. Nor
gand, editor of Kosciusbo, (Miss.) Chroni-
Gle, says: 1.-The English Female
Bitters is highly recommended by the med
ical fraternity Mt this place and surround
ing country" See advertisement.
For sale by Byers a. BRO. GAINESVILLE.
Feb. 8, '69-iw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26
New York Markets.

New YORK, Feb. 23.-Money very easy
Call loans to &c. Prime discounts I TO Sc.
Railway lines seem determined to cXtermi-
reduced rates of freight West very materf-
ally. Shipments of currency to the South
and West have ceased, and remittances are
not expected from the former unless the
Gold 1929 Clerances s83, 900, 900. State Sc
curitics firm. Old Tennessee UTAc; new
O7&c.
Dry goods generally unchanged. Cotton
firmer. Sales $500 bales uplands ut 2aslc
per ID. Flour s. 55@630. Whisky quiet and
unchanged. Corn-Southcrn yellow 9Gc.
Sugar l3al3Ac. Molasses ilrm; clarified
zoe. Flour closed at 59l0c lower. Wheat
quiet and steady.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26

GoING LARGELY INTO TIE SOAR
TRADE, Our worthy townsmen, G.,
W. Hillman andT ID. Leonard, have
bought the right Of Tennessee 10
manufacture Warren cclchratcd Pat
Cut Soap, and are making prepare
tlons to go To manufacturing IL upon
an extensive scale. This article has
been used and tested by competent
Judges in this city, and Is pronounced
good, and can be made, in n short
time, at trilling cost compared with
other soaps now in use. We hope 1t
may prove perfect success, Thereby
retaining in our own State the thou
sands of dollars sent TO northern
manufacturers. '
Messrs Hlllman and Leonard are
men who do not rush into business
without investigating matters fully,
hut when their minds are made up TO
do 20, they have the ability, charac-
ter and energy to put IL through, We
wish them great success in the "soap
trade"
Mr.. Lconarl has the authority
GRANTED him 10 sell territory in any
pl the Southern stale
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26
The wilcox d Gibbs silent Sewing
Machine exceis all others ina the
following Points of Excellence:

In Simplicity.
In Non-liability 10 get out of order.
In Quietness of operation.
In Ease of working and management.
In Rapidity of execution. ~
In lmpossiblity OF turning backward.
In Non liability to miss stitches, or break
the thread.
In Having straight needle, and the
shortest one in use.
In, Its needle being self-adjusting, and
easily set. fr f-rl ..H..t-'o
In Requiring no under-thread and no re-
winding.
In The simplicity of its tension, and the
case OF managing IT, 100. NIX
In Its more perfect adaptation to all ca
pacities.
In Doing beautiful embroidery, by a
mere change of spoois.
In Making the best stitch, for general
purposes.
In Its seam being the strongest and most
elastic. Tt 'ls
In the seam being automatically fastened
by the machine. u tiel af
In its seam being less liable to rip, in use
or wear, than the "1ock stitch;" while il
can he more easily taken out, If desired. Z
In having the best Hemmers--and other
Attachments.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26

\ j.
NEW ENTERPRISE Messrs. q. B.
Wilson q Co. are erecting building
on the north side of Commerce, be-
tween Spring street and the river, to
be occupied by them as a steam plan
ing mill, door, sash and blind manu-
factory. The building will be three
stories high, fronting forty-four feet
on Commerce street, and running
back seventy-two feet. These gen
tlemen will purchase full line of all
the new and improved machinery
necessary to first-class equipment
in this business, propelled by a
twenty-horse power Lane & Bodley
engine-our foundry being too much
crowded with work at this time to
admit of its being built here as soon
as wanted.
Mr. Wilson is well and favorably
known to those of our citizens who
have inspected the beautiful resi-
dences of our townsmcn, Mayor
Frech and Major Hickman Johnson,
both of which were built by him.
All contracts, plans, specifications
and out door work will come under
his immediate supervision. He is a
tirst-class architect, and will at all
times hold himself in readiness to
attend to any business in that line.
Mr.. J. p. Y. Whitfield, an enter
prising, energetic gentleman, and a
correct, thorough-going business man,
will have charge of the hands and
supervise the business in the shops
and Office
They propose to keep constantly on
hand rough and dressed lumber and
builders materials generally. They
viii keep in their employ none but
the most skillful mechanics, and do
work at Cincinnati prices.
Weather permitting, they expect
to be under full Roadway by the first
of May, and we predict successful
career for the new enterprise.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26

RoILow : STEEL Prov, MIR. John
A. Rollow, of this county, has de
signed and perfected plow which is
pronounced by those who have used
1t TO be one of the best and easiest
running plows in use, and can be sold
IA cheap ms any other made Of rs good
material to be found in the market,
lie keeps three wood-workmen con-
stantly employed in stocking these
plows. This is the invention Of IA
Southern man, Wen known to our
people rs gentleman of sterling
qualities OF both head and heart
We advise the farmers Of this and
the surrounding counties tn call on
Fox & Smith, who are agents for the
sale Of this valuable plow, ande exam
mo il.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26

TOBACCO BARN BURNED. On Sat
urday night last, about 10 o'clock, a
tobacco barn, belonging to Mr.. G. ID.
Roberts, on the south side of Cumber-
land, was destroyed by fire. The barn
was full of tobacco, which belonged
TO Messrs. Drake 4 Darden. We
hear that they had an insurance on
the tobacco Of about 5000, The fire
is supposed to have been the work OF
an incendiary.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26

CoRREcTIoN.-From a note from
Waverly, Tenn, we learn that in
the recent difficulty, i'm which it was
reported that Col. Bob Searcy was
seriously shot,. we learn that Searcy
done the shooting, instead of Harri-
son. Searcy was considerably bruis-
ed in the "melee," but is now about
well. Harrison was not seriously
injured
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26
M. q. prrMAN a. co.--By referring Il

Va. q FTEWNN a CO.-By fofetflng 20
the peculiar advertisement of this well
known firm, all gentlemen in want of
CL0THL'G ana comfortable U.N'DEH-
WB.iR, can, at once, learn where such
goods can be found, and on examination
will md them In good styles ana at prices
lOw enough TO suit the season aud times
This frm' knowing the wants OF the conf
munitA have kept their stock full and
Wen assorted, consequently they are pre-
pared TO supply the demand. and would be
pleased toshow goods and crafty the wants
OF those who may be in need OF any goods
usually kept for sale In a store OF Gentle
mems Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
feb 8.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26

BY reference to our special notices
will be seen the correction of a report
that Barksdale, Clark & Co. are about
selling out their planning mill. This
planning mill is in successful opera
ton, and the enterprising firm intend
to increase their facilities by adding
more machinery and charging their
stock, and propose to do work at
cheaper rates than ever. We will
have more to say about this estab-
lishment at another time.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26

THE large party of Germans, from
Ohio, who recently bought a large
farm ut Bells Mills, on the Cumber-
land river, eighteen miles below
Nashville, has eleven bachelors
among the number. They have es-
tablished point for boats and named
it Stays Landing.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26

BEEF! BEEF!l--T. II. Jackson q
Bro. announce to the public this morn
ing that they are prepared to furnish
their patrons with choice fresh meats
Mt moderate prices for cash.
We understand that this firm will
receive n Kentucky raised bullock,
about the Ist of March, whose weight
will be near 1000 pounds. All who
desire choice cuts" must speak in
time.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26

WE have received the February
number of the Odd Fellows. Com
panion. 1t is filled with interesting
and valuable matter to the members
of the order, and should be read by
every Odd Fellow. Published by
NJ. G. Lilley IL Co., Columbus, Ohio,
ut 81. so per annum,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26
NIARRIEcD.

ON the 18th inst, by Rev. |. u. Walton,
Mr. WILLIAM BIGGER, of Cheathaln coun.
~, 10 Miss .NANNlE HEAruMAN, of this
county,
At the residence of the brides mother,
near Cumberland CITY, Tenn, ON the 18Th
lust, 10y II, III, Iunkle, Esq,, Mr. I. ID.
Long, OF GAINESVILLE, 10 Mrs FRkNCIs Z.
WILLIAMS, of the former place.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-02-26
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
ASS ASSESSOR IS OFFICE 9TH DIs. TE \

GAINESVILLE. Feb. %, 1869.
The Assistant Assessor is now ready to
receive the Annual Income Returns for
1865, and applications for Licenses for the
year 1869. All returns not made on or be-
fore March 18th, will subjectthe delinquent
TO the penalty of so per cent. and a fine of
500. All persons are required to report
Call and get blanks. ED, BYRNE,
feb 26-3t1 Asst Assessor, LIST Dist.