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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
afa q. @aue6u gesen Sas. 8. 81. 9aII
unD QlnDere.

Gin Gtiid 2an6 in OapibfOn COUNTY, Eenn., an Der
Tennehee nnb MIabaHa Gtientubn, tina geiIen
ron Rabpiae, begrenat uDn Der Nafbpiue Mno Srants
Tin 2on6ftrabe tn Tronf, AS 4OIes mnn To bet 9eite
Al RoIes snrdIanfeno, bic iibIibe Gren3tuie if bic
8inte sUii9en ben 2anbern pom s. s. Yecantet anb
q. O. ~. Sau, bas 8cbnbauS oes genGnnten PeeGutet
etnge1Iofien unb bic 9sebenoebdube unb Ofesn boau
geb0rtg iDwie Der GdTten, HOrpl0f Wun etDa Ader
AGnD um genGnntes a1obnbaus in @eftGIt etHes
BarGHei0grnmms.
Bebin gMngen:-G rebite auf 6, 70, IS nR6
"a Ronate nit synterefien pom 8erraufsfoge an /;
1oten nit auerfannfer Si6erbeit erfor6erf unS
@fanorectt pOrbeb6Iten. SerfGnf fret BON 8rriids
abme.
Morton B. @CmeII,
feb13 st Rlert nnp Wsaiter
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
2ucb sInn MaribaI seseu 8aItsr
Nfarlbal un6 Mn0ere,

9os 6aus nn6 EbetI . on Got 80. SO m It 30 Sus
6ront an 2ineftrabe uno 100 SUB 3Uriidtaufeho,
grade iiber Rcleefs Spring beIeeea.
Gbenfo elm Got ridmdrts pon Obenerwdbntem Got
bee9cn NIT 0 5nB Sront unb fth 81 SM6 riidpdrts
mad Srepparo's 2inie eritreden, SbeIl uon Got SO.
81 bilben.
8eoingungen - Gin SrtttbeiI badr unb ben Ref
auf grebite uon =, IL, Is unb "a Ronaten nebt Snz
terefen pom 8erfomfstage an. Noten nit ans
evtdnnfer St9ere4ung elfnrbert unb %fanere9t Dor=
qebdlten, 8ertGuf fret uon 8uris6HGbme.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
am gOupabenO, ben 6. Nfdrs 1869
anl 10 ubr fOIseube Gr,lnOitiide perfaufea :,
M. s. Ornder asaen Senrh sin.

Gin 5fdd 2ah0 IN Der z. ggarb Der Gta6t RaIbz
pile Der Nplboitiette Der Rrfreesboro 2annltrabe
2dnotrabe unD 100 SUB mad einer Aaep sutiidIaus
feno; bearenlt n6roli pm oer 2dnberei pom Anorep
@regorp uno fiiot1 pon osr 2dn6erei pom Dte@nire.
Gbenfo ein Got gruno nit einem fleineu 6rames
9auie ohrauf beIegen grade apii9en Der YtRtfresss
boro 2ano1raBe un6 RarttrGbe, mo ite fb freuteu,
begreHSt fHolid uon benz Eemperen3bale= (4dlI) Giz
geutbum, n5rolib pom oendnnter 2anh5trnbe unn
TpeftIid pon WartifiroBe.
oingungen - Heun Nonate Grebit NIT
SRtere6en pom YerfaufstG9e an 9toten nit aners
tannter Sideriteurn3 erfOrbert unb elm PfGnSredbt
porbebGIten Setfauf frei Don 8urtidnabpse.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
ai1s.l

Nberth BerfcMf. Sn 0emdskeit elmer Sandit
~ exponas BerornRung Gn mid aeribset mn
noerheleEt BON BEN adgtbaTeu Gtrenft Werih
1on 0eut fou County, Tenn-, hst feinem Septembe
Aermln 1865, weree t9 sHR 6ifentliten Be.taM an
pen y.eatetetenesH geqen baare Sahns6a an SoHrts
9dHstbpr ~ Der Staot RofbpiHe am 80 n nabeRS
oea - Sonliar 1853 nu9EeHene tef9rtebeRe aHsl6es
ret uno @ee6ult1fettsn bjf0sus Rdnsli3: Gin Stit6
oo9r Tbet SoRo beteeeR unD beneli4 u GiutIeefrtt
10. 2, Dautoiou County, Eenn., begrensf Ue oiGt:
10gel59 Dom 6uuberannflue, fablib uoHs 9eta 9reet
unh Der 2dnberet pom nsiatam Shoot eenauntes
2ano mnxhe Gis n 81 unb ~. .. GrD6.e a1ertraGen
non Raaep Rcfelp nne s5omes d. Sr9anf lltebe stss
Seite 5z4 unb NIT 8eftlag beegt aIs bds Giaelnbum
ppn %, -. Groder, I'm etneT gTecdtipn III melnen
6dnhen ,t 0unffeH Uou Soon 4. GteMenfB Anh aes
aen rs. y. Greder fur $t5.35, Snterefiennne Sfe,fen
III aenitggen. @egeben ben g. DECEMBER 1858.
8. ~. onGtSf on ShsrtH
iaf our6 u. 2. GGfaesf soepItu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

WRit Be3ug auf Obisen Brief tes
Serrn 6. s.. llbae in Cincinnati Ohio,
Der bier mn6 in Der lmgegeno geniigeno
befannt 1T, uni tpeitere @mpfeblnng ~
beOiirfen, erln@e idb oas DeutfGe Yns
EIifuna, ii@ redt aablrei6 Der BortbeiIe
~ beoieneI, bic bier 0ebeten linO. SD
srtbeile 81 ieder Belt ndbere eInsfnnft
iiber alle Getails.
Sobn Mubm,
SO. 10S aor0 @oueeellFafe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
eIIsiOa @simsr asasn sO6n @dimmIs

S,s nnn snt So * pS %sS III ~. =.
NofbOlHe enthdIt b eennu beiGrieben lift in be-
treffeuben rfunoe, regiitrirt aNf S,iteI65 BUD
9o. IS Ia Der Heginer5 Office uon Gaubfon Gountp
8ebinsungen = erebite auf 6, 70, IS un6 "a 9onate
Roten nit onerfannser SicberiteIEung su gebeR unb
elm Pfanbre9t uOrbebaIten, gsrtauf fret Suriids
nabrHe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
rAS27.-...A7AQ II

I453z-4749.I
~ Berriff 8erSGuf. .Su Wemdbbeit mil sDei ven
~ ditto exponas BercrbnunseH an mid Gertdbtet
uno dberliefsrt uon beMAd b1bnrensG bancerr0es
ribt Don Sauibion Co., Tenn., bet feimem Otto
ber@Eermtn 1873, Tueroei5 gum 1fentLi9en 8ertanf
an ben Retitbtttenoen gegen bGGre 31bLung am
GourtbGmsthor IN Der Sta6t NaIbDiue am 9 o n a.
benbs ben II. N6s3 1863, nu1fteHenb Def brtebez
ne 2dnlerei unb GebdtLiebfeiten bringeu, ndmEdb +:
GipiIDifriFt 20. i, 0apibior. 20. Tenn., bearenat
ME folgt: 6at 66 TuB SFDRt DaferftrGBe, Idmft
sigrid N poraNeen 4inien mad ben ieberen gguleys
merle ees Gnmb erIGnbfn tiiebe 5segifters Dire
O.. e., Bud u Setten 30 nnb 81 u7to Bei9Iae bee
legt nIs bas Gigeutbur1 non Sobn 8eatp, um sIpeen
Grecuti0neu IN meiHen 6dnben ~ @uuften Dcn 4R g
$3.50 O6 nebf utereffen uHb Rotten gu gerfgen @es
seben ben IS. oebruar 1869.
g. 81. SonaIbf IN, Sheriff.
i16 Gur1 *. T.. @oiues, 8ev1ftn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

Ten lines OF solid nonparen make one SQUARE
Yearly advertisers will be entitled to discount
10 per cents
charged two-thiFds Of the above rates,
In the Weekly Edition, one dollar q square for
Zach insertion.
Special or City Item notices, 10 cents Zine FIRST,
and 10 cents line every additional insertion.
changes in advertisements viii be charrsd At he
so cents square.
All advertisements are due from date Of frst in.
1Stion. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
c, and no transient advertisements will be taken
,aless accompanied By the money.
JOHN RUHM Publisher.
Office: No. lob NoRTH CoLLEaE SraErr
ERWIN HOUSE
o. ADDRESS Lock Box IS.
AsHvILLE, TENN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

Nne Rehte pber RebtspobItHGt auf @iehereinIBs
Jung, rueIe S. s. o. 81. SbMmate in ben beiSeR fols
genbe 2an6trGftrn baben mag, beleGen IN benz s. Dis
Eraft pen 50 Aderu lnb "a 4oIes, Ipopon cine uoHe
8e19reibung In eineHs Raulbrief 81. 6. Seets an
3homGs &imbro, regiitrrt IN Der 9e9iiers Sfee 6es
aenonnteu Gonrtp IN BUD 9tc. 3, Seite 4d4 entbas
ten i; Mnb Der an6eSe Erdft, etbGteHb rs Mder uno
as Roles. usebr ooer uenger, MORON cine pole Bee
i9reibung in benz R6nfbriefe pon Annrew @regorp On
ssuannten SbuuTate entbateu TT, regiftrrt IN uprs
genannter Office in Bud 80. "a, Seite 62.
Bebingun - Greoite ppn 8, ~, 10 une
"a Deonnten nit SnteTeiIen pom 8erfGufStage an
Noten mt anertonnter Gi6erfeHRne erfOrbert unD
9fonoresbt ucxbebGIten. 8ertaHf fis1 non Smriias
HGbHe. aH
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
MemsOramOllnf-

/ guI0en iabOeutide g8abrnns mirO
eingetbeilt in so &reu3er.
/ Ebaler HreMBif@ @ourant tuiro cine
aetbeilt in 80 @iIbergroi1en.
1 dbaler Bremer Sob miro eineetbeiIt
IN 70 @rote.
/ 6ranc iuiro eiEsetbeiIt in 100 Gen.
times
1 Mart BuncO tuirO einsetbsilt in is
96iuinee.
i @ui0en Solanbit6 @ourant pirO
ein0etbeiLt in 100 Geuts,
/ RfnnO @terlin9 wiro eingetbeitt IN
20 @1iainse 10 Rence.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

@fftMbAhM Te
bon 3eiu gortna& glaibbille1te 3lale
5000.
Smnlisrauteu3ns bon Stem yOrf mad
NaibDile 1880.
Smntsrantensus BON Baltimore
nad1 9euisbiIIe $1,000.
- DampfboOt BdffdaeIdeine mad
europa uno Sarii6 felnie GmrOpail6e
Observation-Disclosures fnA BEL mir etnsufes
ben llno tonnen bier nuseelteIlt ipers
ben. - aasA
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
Susb McSabod unO 9lnOere sssen q
8. BeQs.

Gin Sed& 2anb i'm GiuiIbiItrift 9so 1 pom 0auibion
Gouutp, Eenn., Der elm SbeiI bes BittpenantbeiIs
ibetwiefen an Ders. Rarp DE 8aseIo TT, beGrenat
pie fOIgt: Seginr1t bel eirem YfabI iit-G trabe |;
pon ba l6uft CT fibli9 44% @rao IpeiIic 81 15l100
PoIes HR1 einem stein; pom ba iiibIicb ASK @ran
5itIi9 30 YoIes mad einem Stein am RaRbe eenanHs
ter Sfrabe - YoIes; pen ba u6rbIid 62x GrGh
30 3I106 4oI nit genonnter StioBe mad benz Muss
ganaspunfte, entbaltenh tn Mnem 10 Mder.
BE hiHgungeu. SGGrsabIHng. @ertamf fire
non 8urt6nabme.
S. o.. Gbeatbam, GIert, eesen s. s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
6. S. N1uHOp, slOuainiitratOr &C.,
aeaen s.. 81. Same uno 0Inbere.

Got 30. 1 in BEN 9Ian ron y. O. Yapne's Knitted
2Snberei, eltboIteu6 116 Ader, wieSeruerfouft in
5oIge bes EerfebIens pom Barnett, BEN Rdufer has
&lufgeL6 Az bet6hlen.
Bebtngnngen. 9aGrsabIunQ unb .gerfGuf
frei pom 8urIdnahme.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
!. Bon nUa asstsrsm @slsass.

8nei Ni 0 nat bato 8e6leI fnO
] Yrocent (nidt Gent1 Mno Ore |
DC nat 6ato DedieI fnb / Broeent
(nidt Gent bini0er, f0nnen aber uidt
fir fleine Betrdge ailseeltellt tperben.
Cincinnati, g., Is. San. 1869.
6. S. MOaec
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
GbgrtielO lIllO &eatnda
Rnb
GransetlIs, ReliDeefOn o Sfafk1iIIe
Gtfettb0btt.
Die auberIalliafte Woute nod Rems
pbis, SunlboIot. Cairo unb allen
Yunften I'm gDelten u. @iibeu.

3ett 10 fttHel als anf aa6ersn 4abMen
MGn SnN nacb &Onntaa, BEN no. Wedr1 t86
@1wereen Bulge IN folgen6er Oybnung IGnfen:
eEpress 0ue uert6ef 4oibUiHe tdQIt9 um ub1
Ge9mittaes une erret6t poptinsDiHt UNI ubr
Mbenes, madt IN Rempbts Sunction eenenen Ans
f6iut NIT Der MempEis Mn6 2oNispiAe @abp fur
Remphis, BtdsbMrGs Neu Orleans unD nIle RWufte i'm
SdbweFten.
Dieter Bug uerbinbet 80 tn eumssIst at BEN
ougs ben abte nHh % 10 eifenbahn fur @aTros st.
Souts, Gbteaeo une ale 8untte i'm Aorhmeitea.
Yai1agiere fSir Neenpbis brauden
Oes 9adts bic 28a9en Hidbt ~ tuedleln
uertdet Refbuiae Rontag8, Hsittwo9s uue 6reitags
I'M $50 8prmttaes unh errei3t 3opttnsutHe I'm
f.35 4admitfaes.
Sabr.a no Ssa@tpreifs 70 niesris ME bic nssArtG'
fen. $50 -
~Okonlag paHarD
milo G Gbef SnseHieiE unS SnpeEinteuseat
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25

500 Start wanco q 81 gemte @oIb
fur / Marf.
1900 Grants a 5 cranes 5 cts. fiir
81 Vine. Sob.
so 8fanO @terIine q / @funb fur
$4.95 gliner. Sob.
3. Bon MO- ssSba.m ssssass.
@uIben llOOeutide Bdbrung . 414
Gents @DIb fir 1 GuIOen.
@nIben 9ouanbil1 gourant ~
Gents @0IO fir GuIben.
Sbaler 4renbif@ @ourQut . %
Geuts GolD fir | EbaIer.
EbaIfr Bremer Sob 804 Gents
fiir 1 8baIer.
Maart BaueO 364 Gents Sob fir
I Marf.
Sranes a S Sranes 10 cts. far 81
Qlmer. Sob.
BfunO @terIins a. @funO FIR s4.94
Qlmer. Sob.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
6bamcerD=@erfdmfe
iiir
eOnnabsnO ben IS, Mars 1855

Sn gemasbeit nit 9efreteu,' erIalIen pom benz
@baneerp @eridt su 9taibptue in ben betreffeneeu
Sadben, Iueroe icb am Gpurt6oufe
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-31
orcnt Grain crops In California.

The Tuolumne City News, of July
I'd, gives some interesting facts con-
corning the crops on the west side OF
the San Joaquin river, which are in.
deed wonderful. 1t says:
The reports that reach us of the
immense crops of grain produced in
that portion of our country laying
TO the west of San Joaquin are indeed
flattering. We have not rs yet been
enabled to form correct estimate Of
the number of acres sown by our citi-
zens i'm that section, but feel safe i'm
estimating it at 10000 acres. The
yield per acre is SO large, and so great
~ in excess of that of any other see
ton of the San Joaquin Valley, that
We are aware that many will consider
the report chimerical; still the truth
Is indeed worthy of the space in our
columns, notwithstanding the belief
of the incredulous. With the view of
arriving at some conclusion NJ the
probable grain yield ofour county the
present year, we have made diligcnt
inquiry and Investigation of the
amount produced per acre. Startling
rs IL may appear, we are compelled
TO place our estimate ut the enormous
yield OF an average of thirty bushels
per acre. This gives US in round
numbers, 000,000 bushels of grain,
produced by the inhabitants of our
country west of the river, and we
should not be surprised IL the exact
amount should reach 1000 900 bush
els of grain, ii will be seen what rap
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-31

THE Presbyterian Church OF Muir.
frcesbor0 was organiz'd In April,
lSl2by the Rev. Robert Henderson, ID.
d., under the name of "The Murfree
Spring Church." and the first church
organized In the place. Ii com
menced its career with eighteen
members, and was organized in log
school house, near Murilce Spring,
on site now included in the yard ot
4lr. jane AVVat
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-31

We get the following graphic
sketch of the decussion between Sem
-ter-and Stokes, ut Memphis last Sat
urtlay, from the Avalanche of the
18th: gig t
Governor Senter shotild be arrested
for murder. The discussion was be-
tween two members of tho. same po-
litical family, and those who have
always battled against 1t could Judge
without bias. We repeat, Governor
Senter's performance was MURDER
1t was not only murder, but murder
in the first degree. 1t was one of the
most highly artistic achievements of
the age. When Carlyle wrote his es-
say on Murder as u Fine Art,n he
must have had some such perfor-
nance as that of Governor Senter
yesterday in his mind. The Bald
Eagle of the Mountainsr was strip
ped of his plumagc. His massive
beak was wrenched off; his talons
were pulled from their sockets; and
his body was coolly and deliberately
cut and carved into infinitessimal
particles. Governor Senter's criti-
cism on Stokes schemes and tergiv-
ersations was one of the most wither-
ing excavations we ever heard
Every blow was either the crushing
stroke of the bludgeon or the keen
incision Of the scalpal. No fair
minded man, whether friendly to
Stokes or Senter, will pretend that
the former is other than q pigmy
in the latter's hands. Stokes own
adherents were ashamed of his
achievement. They saw him driven
to the wall on every point, and con-
victed Of falsehood as often as his
competitor chose that he should be
convicted.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-31

A CHEMIST in England has discOv-
cred n fluid preparation which lac af-
firms will cause bodies plunged into
il 10 petrify and become stone within
five years time. The secret Of this
process Is known only 10 himself
He throws out the suggestion that,
In time, IL persons will only preserve
their relatives and friends with his
fluid, they will bc able 10 construct
dwellings with them, aud thus live
in residences surrounded by their an
CNstu!..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-31
sEDITIoN AxI.tNsUsonDINA.
TION,
The Spirit OF thcstos,e. factiou-Au
Attempt TO Hold Double Efcctions.

The Spirit OF thcStost 4. faction An
Attempt 10 Hold Double EfcStioms.
Just twelve months ago, IN view of
the redemption Of the peopie of Ten
nessee from political slavery, which
we knew was sure To- como; though
long postponed, we said that "when
the hour should come, rs come IL
surely Will, when the conttol of the
affairs of the State shalt begin to
pass into the hands of the real people,
the factions that now usurps Authori-
" VIII vainly attempt fesort to
force, rather than quietly rofihquish
their ill-gotten power" The truth
of this Is now being exempifflcd.-
Long accustomed to rule without res
traint, and feeling that the State and
the people thereof are their own PEI
culiaf property, Stokes and his faction
are willing now, Unnecessary and pos
sible; to resist the State authorities in
the legitimate discharge of their du-
ties. The following private letter,
from one of the best citizens of Roane
county, fully illustrates the dcspcra-
ton and seditlous spirit of sire dying
Stokes faction:
LIVINGSTON, Tenn, July l9.-Cor.
JOHN M. FLEMING.--Col. Jas. I.
| Dali refuses to rive tho boolcs to Mo-
ior Rhea. He has nlso nn,,niniad
Judges To hold the clectinn No
claims 10 have donc n hesnro no y,as
turned out. Rbea Is also nnnointin@
Judges, and the way thinys now ioot
we will lave two elections In fbis
county. What will be Tho nf,sct r.,
case Of two elections? lanes T. Dali
is going To stunnt tho conntv Snr
Stokes.0
Mr.. JAMES Dali. unjnfuencod Inv
partisan prciudice and fonaticisn, =
a law abiding MAN. He 10 nrtin~
very foolishly now. however He wifi
learn, if he persists in his contuma.
cious course. that the DIGNITY md an.
thority of the state goyernmont
must and shalI be nrescrvad Uo
must understand that our lovaI lecis-
lature have provided n most Wide
some law. tbot is nreciselv snitnJ IN
his particular cosc. Tho laval neonio
of the state do not intend To- to,erno
tie such dislovaltv and sedit;on II
must not be Tolerated II cannot bn
The labors of our leSis,oturc nra NOT
10 be tri0inpIv co5temnnd NV INV y
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-31
The JcTDavis Mansion.

A Washington dispatch to the Gin
cinnati Gazette says:
The question as TO owership Of the
so-called JEFF Davis mansion in Rich
mond IL soon TO be brought into court.
IL was bought by the city in 1851 for
forty thousand dollars, with tho in
tention OF giving 1t to the Confeder-
acy rs n residence for its President
The rebel Congress declined to accept
II, but authorized its rental for the
use Of JEFF Davis. 1t fell into our
hands when Richmond was captured,
and has been under control Of the
War Department ever since Rich
mond fell. The City Council now
sets up claim to it, and is going to
present n big bill for rent, which II IL
presumed the Department will refuse
to pay, and then suit Is to be brought.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-31

came 20 me. Ishut my eyes to think.
l could make out nothing definite
1 opened them and asked, "where am
I and where Is Myra?r
/ was told that l was in Charlotte
among friends and that Myra was
with me. When I started to get well
I convalesced very rapidly, and when
/ was sufficiently recovered they told
me all that had happened since had
tainted in the run. / had shot, by
accident, the first horse fairly In The
forehead, and he in falling, had bro.
ken the leg and stunned his rider In
this condition he was taken pris.
oner. The men that Myra had seen
were lruntsmen from Charlotte. They
seeing how matters stood, caught me
as was falling from my horse and
saved me from Icing killed by the
fall. They found out from the wound
cd man that this gang had commit
ted many murders and robberies, and
to screen themselves from suspicion,
would arrest other parties and hang
them for the crime. That they in
tended, after killing and robbing Mr..
Wilson and taking Myra prisoner, to
lay in wait for and Lynch me for the
deed.
A party had gone out and brought
in the body of Mr.. Wilson and had
given it burial. Upon the evidence
of the wounded man most Of the Reg
ulators had been caught and the rest
dispersed. Myra had been in con-
slant attendance upon me during the
days of my insane fever, and had
waited on me with great care. AS
said before my wounds healed rapidly
and as soon as was able to walk,
Myra and would take short strolls
so as to recuperate me. as fast as poss-
ible. One evening after I had got
nearly stout again, rs we We're take
ing walk, told Myra that she was
alone and If she would confide in me
l would be her companion in life,
that could not travel through the
journey without her. She told me
that since her Fathers death, was
the only one she had to look up to,
and If I would take her, she was mine
heart and soul. And now, Sir, when
we get to Waverly, will show her
to you, and you will think, though
she is sixty years old, that the ride
from the Regulators brought mo a
fortune in the way of q wife. 1 more.
over assure you, Sir, that I have fire.
quently taken that ride In its every
particular in my Sleep" m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-31
Tired or Calling Drunk, Sick.

Ben. Butler is "tired of calling
drunk, sick" 1t happened in this
wise: When General Grant was in
Boston, to attend the Jubilee, IL was
announced that he would review the
military on the Common, under the
command of Ben. Butler, at q certain
hour. They waited four hours for
him, but he came not. The Bangor
Democrat says;
"Butler was there, surrounded by
such notable officers rs Howard,
Chamberlain, ETC., sweating and
swearing in the saddle, and rolling
that baIeful eye with venom of an
anaconda; while Grant was at the
st. James, munching sardlnes, puff
ing Havanas, and sucking HeidsIcli
through n porcelain quill. The affair
was either n deliberate insult, and SO
intended by Grant, or else his DELHI
erations over his lemonade" had
untitled him for active duties. Which
of the two Is tho fact may be inferred
by remark of the impetuous Butler:
~ am tired of calling drunk, sick"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-31
INOLS SALE.

NEAR TUE FAIR GROUNDS, FROM
~ I'm Ia 1910 tprls pt Wupl either vut ur
IN the trrt. Also. .vmu Whlt,upN lul
Iplul Timber, Apply tp
pugl uJ. ,u " 49, NALEllAlf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-31

GEN. w. II. HAsKELL.-Th West
Tennessee Wing says that Rev. II.
IL. Rivers Is now engaged In writing
the life of Gen. VIM. II. Haskell
one OF TennoSsee's most gifted and
brilliantorators The author intends
to give brief narrative OF the chief
incidents In his ovcntful life, and the
profits arising from the sale Of the
work will be devoted TO erecting u
monument to his memory. Gen.
Haskell sleeps In an unmarked grave
in the city cemetary at Jackson.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-31

EAST TENNESSEE CoAL.-Gcneral
j. n. Wilder, of the lockwood Iron
Works, In Roane county, says tho
miners in his coal mino are now at
work upon deposit Of coal which
exceeds In thickness anything ever
known in the world. An air course
driven across the bed shows IL to be
over one hundred feet thick! This IL
more than twice the thickness of the
largest bed of anthracite coal In
Pennsylvania. .