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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17
NIANTED-AGENTS.
SIS TO $500 PER MONTH,

80 IL SZOO fE Il mONTh,
Everywhere, male and female, to intro.
Juce The
Genuine Improved Common Sense
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
This Machine will stitch. hem. fell. tuck,
quilt. cord, bind. braid and embroider in a
most superior manner.
PRICE ONLY STS
Fully Warranted for Five Years,
We Will pay SlOOo for any machine that
will sew stronger, more beautiful. or
more elastic seam than ours. II makes the
ELASTIC LOCK STITCH"
Every second stitch can bo cut, and still
The cloth cannot he pulled apart without
tearing il. We pay Agents from S75 to
$500 per month and expenses. or com
mission from which twice that amount can
he made. Address SECOMB & CO.,
riusburg. Pa. ; Boston, Mass, or St
Louis. Mo.
CAUTION beware Of all Agents selling
Machines under the same name as ours,
unless they can show Certificate Of
Agency signed by US. We shall net hold
ourselves responsible for worthless Ma
chimes sold by other parties. and shall
prosecute all parties either selling or using
Machines undlr this name TO the full extent
Of the law, unless snch Machines we're oh
tained fro'a US by our Agents. DO not he
imposed upon by parties who copy our ad'
yer, iscmenis and circnlars and offer worth
less Machines at less price.
Feb 3-iw.
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G,cnnnN'o Cs,rmnn pI..;rs

Gcclau0'o Gcrman Dl..;rg
~ .ntir.l, ,eg~tshl-. aud contains M
liquor. ~ T. - compound ,r t'lutd -
tract. Ibr it1ots, Ii.tb-, ard VhtL .
from i'h 'u'se .ktrr,t- are mHH~
NE gathered IN Germany. 81 tue
medicinal virtues n,r 'tiIHrt'd from
chem by - sVitutiHC chemist. III, ~
extract, HTr then To,wHI"ed IL ,nl-
country to he used ,hpr's~iy for tue
manufacture ~ these LIitirt.. Ih,re
u no HtcOhuIiC substance ~ nuy kil,d
r,,d ~ rotnpoundIng the NIit,r.,
renee ~ - the oui, bittcIs ,hnt eau
~, ussd Ia rHsf.N mere RiCuIiOitC stiin 10
ulauis "a, ltu, adv lsablr.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17
y ,H ana Delicate Children

80 mao" ,t'uu. by usiug tue Elttsrs
~ luHiy. iu ta,l. ta,S Srr autiy
trGtt.u',. tI'y taI ~ adullntsi.r,d
~ith prtf,', HfrtN So tlitd three
u0UtiI. ul.t. titr most d,lI,aIs female.
OF "a mHa 81 u.n,Es.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17

1hnu aui, "r Letters have been re-
-''Nrd't'stIf! ing 90 tI.t virtue sItLs-'
TcIaNUITs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17
GROSS & BROTHERS,
Manufacturers Of and dealers in all kires Of

BILL TIMBER. LUMBER.
PALING SHINGLES, LATH,
FLOORING. etc Shsmokin Dam, Snyder
c oubiy. la. Al orders promptly filed
Walnut. Cherry. Poplar, and Linn Lumber
c constantly on hand. Z 2oy
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17

Price o'I : Dit,ers, sl.Oo pes bother
Or, ahslt dcrcn Tor $500.
Price OF the Tome, sl.5u per bot,lsi
Or, a ha,f dossu .or 81 50.
rns rauc s fnt uv a ,-ut tHtty.
Rsr5i-.t ttti q; o. ~ t's.'fsri r-rrss-- re.-i..s
~ a-r si sasrr Pei Hi ss' 81 A. ~ f.cu,sss.el.
20 at Q, ~ Ri = a. tfs i,si b iIst,.s - e
'skt sas ttss sf stf' A. 49, flg q Jf gag,f 81.
1l = tf sf' - e Hr-f l0.N - &. Fssse Esa.slss
~ q AZ o. 90 ~ r. ~ iai''y e',.s ug,siSsh.a
% as
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INFORM ALTON IN THE PEOPLES
i JOURNAL" How Teachers, Students
Retired Clerrymen. Energetic yo ng Men
and Ladies can make SI5 TO Si5O per
month during the Spring AMI Summer. A
copy free. Send name and address to
peoples journal. Philadelphia. Pa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17
AN Kinds GsGs'aiEa.
GrainThra S h CT

in the world. Just tie Machine Farmer
have been scchirg after icr yeas. u
will nir.h from 20 to 10 bushels Per
hour. c'rar,l ready fur market
They VIII sell these " : hinc. rr'r
.tL.u merits NmILi,d tsreYrc.,u''d
Alril Is, ely
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17

TE|N TT|N Ilf's .0|"Ns|N,
Jai.s f'hs s.rs...s C.4.t.f rsr.,lf,a.a.
Fr-,. rrI,. A..I. 81. ''.f
ieou.idrr si'ortir ptl's Crru al iii'.
trrs' "a F.tissHt's r,sfi,.. .Iss Ia Sa.V 90 -
a's' "T ladirsstinn o. Us sprp>Ia. :
rHh CCItifS t',i, Irnuh u.F tssfstt,nt. 4.
80 it. lout-, Ntth rrSt.
JAMES az g.s,p..
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17
Hg1sl!sy KllEsyy{ Esyy{s,s1ftussSSM.l@.lts

FoR FAMILY usE, smpi', cirdp, r,iiabi',
knits everything. Agents Wanted Crr'
cular and sample stocking FREE. Address
IllNKLEY KNiTTlNG MACHINE Go Bath.
Me-, or lI6 Broadway, \. Y. feh.l7-3m
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17
Genuine Improved Common Sense

Everywhere, male and female. to int
duce the
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
'MARRIED...l

:. on his 9Th Inst, ~ the residence o. Carl.
ss Ewt NC, Sfthis county 10 3liaI D.. fiou-
a''Ass foLR.of Roeertsoni county len d! (
In thus linking yoar earthly estiuics IA
The happy State OF iharrtmony. It 10 or
most EARNEST wish that you may long Il "
TO bask IN ths sanlliahtI OF each others
love that prosperity, seontentrnsnri and
unaii"yed Happiness be showefsd upon
your heads. antil YOU know no sorrow or
need any help IN this 2vaie OF tsanr And
rs 20 liirlo nitafe responsibilities. may
they cluster around your firsside ss thick
as swarm or bess In harvest tine. Il : r. %
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
EL TEJyTjr]I[ot3N NoTrCE.

n~fItf Iar,YN I'd, a,,,S -, ..La..x M
JOSHUA ltfto Wn. coroncr e! Mont
i gomsry eQunty. will open and hold an
s SO A IN ; |" s:'iss
Sss ssiissss' ssT sss ss s sds :s
ercypl y 2, N ~ whlSl ta.are 9xs Up y be
eivcltseu, nilpEttnax qyu,fQ E4s$sN are
Ss% sSrsIslsff !; ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12

"a. New. ORLEANS. Feb. ,5,-purfng tho pnst
three days there hns been some iiiQ uiry FOR
tobuccos suitable Cor tile German M arb eta
mon Iugs at To-, ScoInmori Leaf al AZ 4
good leaf at f4c, and n w fine leaf III e
y %. CARNATIONS are nominal n There ha We
BEEN no receipts during The past week. and
Is now 2g70 hhds 1F'Vt'Q hfll' Tfii
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
q: l;E (ll s. !

. - - - ~ 80 a.
,becti&8 10, frticle8, ppvid8g ~ tho
election and appointment OF Clerks
of the different courts, and adopted
the settidn - " il5tvs stxndsiU WIG
Constitution. This provides that
Clerks OF the supreme Court shall ~
appointed by the supreme Judges /
clerks ana Massefs or fne Vhantefy
Courts by. the !Cbapcellors, while
Clerks Of the tnferi6f courts are 70 be
elected by the people, =, s.s,,..5
the, discussion on y ~ q!ieStiop 'of
turning put the ptesen jud iciisry,
UPON the rafi ficatfth of the amended
Constit SUTTON, was continued h s' ~,
The lCQpvention reflised 70, SCOTTISH
the preyi9es question rs one of ~
trpres OF ofqer, after some aisoussiQp
On lh resoiusion Intrpupped by MI,
r5r.gv n, ~ paYidse ni a. 81. 10 ayi1
= ~ poll a1Jourill Y i'3r recess tic Con
venu0lf patu yIs1t. ..bf. respetf ~
! Mn ~, tIeslneilt = pes r., fioik: ,,,s,,f,
.,taipfie WIS w laItern0Vn session iof
,iipcK ~ q quorunftuilssgos bIIsy "A
rr,oogr 1 rad1 .--T--7rrfls o-,t,,e, ara
ln The, Committee on Elections made
an additional report Yesterday, OF an
amendment which ithsysfpr0pose a.
section 5of9 aFticle4. 1tproyides,that
in filing al offices, under the Con-
stiutioii, or in those created BY the
Leg islatureys the appOiHtmenl.rh shall
t,e made for the pnexpired term, and
III az AL ptlicers AppQip ted n or elected
shall hold, until hfir sllccesspra are
aLpoID ted or 81 eeted a nd q ual if4ed. .,
Il Me- etherland tntyedHesd "A .reso-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12

n psDER the provisions ofthe inter
nal Revenue tax law itlis made the
duty of every person ofllawmi age,
on orbefore THE first day Of March, to
make return 70 the Assistant Asses
sor of the district where he resides Of
hts income, inom all soprees ~ hatey er
for the Year ending Deeem Der "a,
1868, and persnns ailingto naa1tesioh-
return Ivy the time specified hrc liable
20 n penalty Of any per cent upon
the amount 81 their tax.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
ssomuasns 20 ssonewnn s.sh.sn.

e Ex.Gov. fletcher, ~ Virginia, an-
nouncos thnt the admirers Of the viz
tues, ana character Of thegreat Chris,
tipp soldier, Htopewall Jackson, pro-
pose to erect ut the Virginia Military
institute a memorial chapel 10 testi-
~. the respect and honor With which
hisname T. cherished, ind totr,, rs.
NIT % inter gencrntions the venera-
tion due 10 70 renow ned a hero" IL
Is designed 70 makeita national mon
utnent, andit is said 5000 have al
ready been subsclibed fos. the pupose
IN Philadelphia, $4,000 guaranteed in
New York and liberal subscriptions
made in New Jersey and Delaware.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12

/, TIM population OF Memphis Ia ip-
creasIng more fapidly and more
heaitiin,nS Than o. amy time sinrc.be.
kSre the war, excepting, Of course,
the era Of mushroom growth which
followed the capture, OF the police in
''''-fo 5ll1gq ..g-....i..ih- -. s.'''s! n
Gro. NJ, wuNRroS, 0 distlngnish-
cd lawyer Of Philadelphia, died on
sun iry evening.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12

eAryr&leS NeNrass
.s....-......s.ass-rs-7sz1.Frrrzr1unnsn.use
SATuRpAY ,,,;,i,s;.;, FlEB, ~, 1910.
--..-.-.-s.-...-.-..-
.s0SvENTIOx,s rn1crAHfztNt-
oiosvAsERsAALt, sGffFRsAAGkrA .siliv
~, ,,.ss - y,,,l, q G ,.,s !, q "a,
...s., $500 .,,.. ~. lii u - .
s,.a,,s,,, 80 49, . = s's IT,. =
,h,nI II, 4 &.
M, a. i,as.s ~ A., a sn,r,. ~ ;,.",,.
~ "a,ss =, so,,,.,s = AK asss ~,
80 ~ - ~ u s,s,, !, ! ~
amendmen h Of tie, CONSTITUTION,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12

In this county.on the ~ inst, Mr. JAN Ks
=. fowEHs, OF congestion of the heart :,
asea ssout " ye~r>sifn .l.INssg Raka
i on thcsth Inst, al the rexidonce OF Mr.
a, A..hYwik q, IN this city. Mes NARY g..
hAriiss,Aged y years, 80 q ~ 40. :
q fss, Siolie isgons-,her spirits aed--
4 Shes nenrbersd with tho ~ lent dead; ll,
Bat Who we@id wish her back ssains ~.
Sbat irss-nomtoib add ms fsop, pain;
! lnua sister oand ,hnotheF. dizzy our tears,
3 Fohkesrtu,> hAE siArnal gain. arf
'lhut al atsaIoiis snBlassA FRIIsnsi
htoaSwosd. IN this county, Jan. II 1870,
ofhrnsf teysn, IN Zip Cou rtucy. your 4 est
,,easf hri ,Aa Mn. {, W, rkonasan. aged
! .yeAs Apd day. 4. .,.,,...'.. -
.sufeg lfttle chiIdrn 70 como urto me
and forbid them not, for OF such II the
Kingdom ~ Heaven
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12

EproRs CHIC yIorE,--Allow IA e
to call your attention apdrthat Of our
new Mayor and Board of Aldermen
TO the present peculiar styl e and sta o
ofouf street crossings Someof them
are in a sad way, especially those at
FIRST, lsSecopd aud Third Cross, on
FRANKLIN street, which are miserable
IN any state. OF weather, and are In
the best and business parts Of the.
city. tfhe- cns6iprisug individual,
whojnyented the style of crossing on
franklin street must have come out
Of the Ark with our old friend Noah,
and had In view resting points for
any other doves that Noah might
send out---most OF them beingiset at
just suclrf distances rs a dove could
Jump, 1or go beyond. Tho style of
crossings is simply eNecrable and
should be abolished. Let Us have
flag crossings at nli ourstreet corners,
laid pathways, such az that on Madi-
son street, and persadde' our citizens
to mend their ways and have good
paremepts. Other subjects aud pro,
jeets ought toibe brought forward, hut
until we mend bur tpdys, we cannot
expect the proper consideration from
strangers or citizens. slli ElPHIs. n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12

iEF1Tt IRONY 4 u 2 q
!. It hhss esen 2 extessively eiscSlsked
throughout the county, ana that To ms I'm.
jury, tAst have @ithdfnwh non tie ,aca
for thaona~of sailor. snnxe Inn IN ethod
Of contrsSistApGsSeh rsportssk am still a
candidate and, Intend to run the race
through, aud earnestly s6iicit the votes ar
tAs citissSs. .bssi Boa WeledOadsRY.
Fe0fptsy psteF0. rad sirraY t7r
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
: rr.rIe.e.:. LaaalssI Te9asse Ma.rkes.
RsN Rivsr Tesaccs srarLes..

3 BY 1adrnasA Co, on me ioth., s1nlids2.,,
rs folicws: 80 ,l01 g ll'lln =
Two, hh ID from fli z 70 Y %; a from
SO % 20 10 OF; rom $685. TO 500; 3 ffom
s. Us tos 10; ct % rs. " uolhl0lV 1s9 =,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
Saturday, rebr'ry &C. 1870

l los a g 8 .lcnd et pHcsnaown. Mont
Pcacher and Crowdcr, and. beins the 40 u q =
tyset4YadhE tl,e satdf NppFv isnnfcDsH ii,
RF yl 4, IAE faract Nf lS& VII IL slyiis
ueG into lots which Will be sold separately.
GOOD surety required and lien retained
sSM Ml y aifzxceHfy osYs c2sA
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
yCiXKS

~ rvIny Drc"nrr-yCs'. .-rAIiY
fTafso saa sale AZ IHRosIcLL osIIcr.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
Satnrdays Fehr'ry, 2e. 1870,

~ ~ optat sSnhysI Igfnscss end ai1opt I,
w aerus 81 tand nssa sl1ei I ~ rtso, -sif,i
creek, the Isn.is befilt part ~ M Moni2 I'm.
cry and Panty IN. Stewart icountics. me
furnacets in GOOD rpnnlnk nrder. 70,
Lii Itt,n,hs-5Sik Twelve end etEh teen montbx
Win good security reqnired, and lien res
W: Il sktlt<,kEIFoRf; c. AM
al spY'e S'-s''0oi 4 Ia 4. a't'@sa ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12

49, " OttFt ttft ooi QUE
preme Court decision on the legal
81 slSSsss'4 Ss aaa3s's s III j 81,
sc, stood i. IN ~, We'll street, Z, that The le.
-Yar, but that lCqpgreas had 40 power
to Issue any more le&n1 ,tep dern6t es.
and that al lcpptrac Is, made Iefore
1867 9re ~ 5e p (! N n 4 ceiil,, IN This
shape. the declsf6h is Certainly ~ VERY
important one But 1ts ,infueace o.,
the Streets was remayISably SIjQhff
The descision makes some hun dretl
miAiors of railroad bppds, and an i'm
IIpense Aggregate lpff State. and eity
bonds,paYablei In 09in, botll prineipal
and, interest of which for eight years,
has been paid IN &rtcn backs The
payments 1T IntefestD Or bfincf,al
.sifce 1852 having been Acctptei III
creditors will, not. ,be efYectedn by ,s,tiie
decision, exceIp3t 9whefe MONEY ms
SpsHieSdS WIN 6a%snd III ca f Sip3,
seIes srs q 4, sSeE & s tlSnsi
s '.o.a. 9f tes poorsf st 81 tSs ttn heavy
uept3s NS~1N OTtl sCaIu1lna ana Ten u es.
see, being unable to, provide fof thejr
debt, erei on yttrreiity basis, uIat lbe
driven Wy u rs decision y Into "a n VI.
S6pfeme court as if1nipoli ng on them
S pSliigaatioRss Which Ab tflRS e'y sS8W MT
! .,fBe pht11Re os goilf 1adSa6&a. yaIs
morning, on private. ins H6bi
Wasbingt9n TO the effect ! liz de6isioli
%aas S u iss Ssi bsSSafB5lssaIS,
ceigt by tMbsp TIE ptitla ma * fhe
decision was 4 NOV u x tjs 'RRfte fhoon,
the Price of gold declined, |, foh,the
mct that Conyrtsss uG der the decfs0n,
oapnot Issue any more Legal tenders.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
Saturday, Febr'ry' 2e, 1870,

the yaluablA fon Fnrhacs kns&Ii "A Auto-
Mo Furnace, and the lands attached con
s, ~ ihS o. 80 sSree These lApds sire slt,i-
Montgomery, and Dickson counties. and
THIS S. very vsfusbis irsS pSopcrty n' ssd
ns S5ss5 q parties dssir
~ IEIs,s One ana i@6 epTy cretiit win In
IFsSsi saa ssisiasas { ESSs Sasisis
| ss.prsssy; Z GAN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
IRON Furnace.

'fsSbert Cshtwelivs. T.. n. III 4on, Sta, Z nd
,a nasseii Houston, Admir-, vs.. 7, 8. Dixon
BY vlythe of = fdecrse rsudornd in thu
CAUSE, az the October TERM, 1850. OF tha
Cnahcery f>onrtr 1t q erksvtlle, 4 will sell
at pnoicauction, n the court house. in
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12

ETFSrFEryMoEy wurArn
-. :. s:,. wy 3 81 $ |. j. !;
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

4. SENATE. "A bill was introduced to
prevent Railroad Com panies of the
State from discriminating In favor of
Through agairst1ocal .freights. SEN
ate bill iprovidingi for additional off,
GERS for the protection of the lives
and property 5of the citizens. passed
third reading. 9snas Taqo1H r1i dl
di The House was engaged the great-
erpart of the day lma the considera.
ton Of the various bills providing for
the sale of delinquent RAILROADS. Be-
foreanything definite wasarrived It,
The House adjourheclc1g .os bipcht !
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS. 10
a resolution WIS adopted in the
senate on. the It'll, inst, to convene
again on the I'D OF Nav. II was
tabled however, In the House. Sem
ate bill TO amend the Internal I'M
pr0vemehtso NET or 1889, so Ms to- an
thorise the Governor TO issue bonds
Tor funding at par nterest nowidue
or TO fall due by thsIst of January,
iS7l, was taken up. Mr., Cooper, Of
i'edfoiVi, introduced bill ms lieu au.
thorizing the issuance of 5-20i bonds
bearing six per cent interest, to fiind
Bank of Tennessee notes, past, due
coupons and bonds, to the amount of
SO, 600 600. The bill in lieu was adj
dopted aId passed third reading
Senate bill to create the Office of
Marshal for. each county passed
second reading after being amended
| by prescribing an additional. oath to
Grand Jurors, giving them inquislto-
raj powers, and requiring the Attor-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12

Saturday, Febrry. &C. lS7o,
Furnace and Land.

rhos, d;Ssat1 q a., ". John W. Mathis.
is.: ISL John D. Duncan VS.. Thos. y:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
saturAsy fssSSr lfae. 1870,


James Cord NJ Nssisl ZONES, ct al :,
and Harrison, 1(tlilHt et al. W.. Tyson'
Jones, et al. and 10. c. Gold, Admit, VS..
> @tvrisop's crsdttoT xz.,a.., -. = : :"
~ viftdeo \ dectes h,aSe ,1tb,sc ~.
ny the October term, 1869, OF Chancery Cont
~ Ciarksville, witisen at the court ho use
In the town OF Clarksville, on
Saturday. Eebr,rYl %, 1870,
the five lots bought BY Thos. n. HARRISON
81 the Clerk 4 Masters sale, in the cause OF
James Gordon VS.. Ncblett, Jones and 9th
srs, and designated in the division OF th.
ianir " hNidtanffsNs &lieyy. N9T
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
lgsas9Sssg, l lss'

TERMs-Twenty per cent. cash. md bal
|a4co IN credit Of y. II. ~ ana n inonfhs
Mlthtnterest nom date Notes WITH at,pi
saeurity required, aud lien retail ntd 81 :.
WI. SlIACkELFORD, G. & m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12
.ANCEKrN1EEsVF yaLUA-
y BIN rtorE$r.

Bryce Stewart va Forbes and iriichett.
IN szffue 6fif dssMs sxSx isyxy.. Ss,,,o
~ tne OCTOBER term, 1862 of tho Chancery
suction, 1t mseourt iSotisc- IA u sirksviiie.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-12

ROAnn ot4#NpR.l. a gho'hy nnm-
her ~ our business mon met at the
Southern IIQf"t last Tuesday highh
ThistS-siS meppcss cpNilod their
b.a@es. AiterGlthe -adepusn5 " &
. aCoansiitu'on and bylaws, the
board adjourned tclns~c al,aia a,,At
Tuesday night tnr'rcrnric,rs and 60
a lrsi u'Noush 9sgsnl1a geE let All
He " ard 81 rtft ~ heart be on
md ~ M 5 nuaC.h VntDl ntNt
The Evansville journal., 1870-08-20

PRESENT DISPOSITION or TIE ARMY.
The main movement of regular
troops up to date seem to have been
toward Saarbruck and Saar- Louis. |
from the Berlin direction and toward
the Baden territory from the other
side. The reserves and the land
wehr are now also massing at the
frontier points on the French side of
the Rhine, leaving very ordinary gar
risons in Westphalia and at Magde
bourg, Posen, Breslau and Konigs-
burg. The present army corps com
manders are as follows: First, Gen.
eral Won Manteuffel; second, Gener-
al Won Fransechy; third, General
Won Alvensleben fourth, ditto; fifth,
General Won Kuchback General
Steinmetz also concerning himself in
the interest of this corps); sixth,
General Won Tempting; sew
euth, General Won Zastrow; eighth,
General Won Goben. whose head
quarters and those of General Won
Bittenfeld, we have just left; ninth,
General Won Manstein; tenth. Gene
raj Won Boights- Rhetz; eleventh,
General Won Hife; twelfth, the Saxon
Grown Prince. These commands will
probably be somewhat altered, 1t they
have not already, but they were as
above at the outbreak of the war. The
army corps, from one to twelve, are in
peace time stationed respectively at
the following points: Konigsburg.
Berlin (second and third) Magde-
bourg. Posen, Breslau. Munster lin
Westphalia), Coblentz, Schlesswig.
Hanover, Cassel and Saxony. The
Royal Guard remains at Berlin. /
have already shown you the ground
over which the seventh, eighth and
eleventh corps are distributed. these
being most important for the present.
The last train for Frankfort leaves
Mayence in an hour, and / must go
with it. The railway will not be torn
up at present, but the number of
trains to that town has decreased
daily for week. To-day they cease
entirely. What the to-morroWs may
bring is uncertain. The next thing
that we expect to organize-my COM
panions and lis the PONY express, ["
refuge Of all forlorn correspondents.
E. K.
The Evansville journal., 1870-08-20
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