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nOOFLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC!
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

Who con1d nsk for tubetanhs testimony tan u
thus sircuE Hon GEO y. WOODWARD. CHIEF Jus-
tce Of The Supreme Court Of Peunsylvanl.. writes.
-PH11Apk1FHA,A April Is, 1859
II find HOOFLANDtS GERMAN BriTERS u
tonJe, e~efut L aIaaA.es urxs,
Of great benefit In of debility and want of nsro
action in the aJrteua- YouS. truly.
GEO. ". WOODWARD
, 1870-07-02

: CONVICTION FUK ABDRTl0E.
The trial Of Edward c. Gray, aitas T. G. Gray,
Charles A. Payne, J. Il. Clark, and Pnebc c.
Thomas, aIias Wright, for producing miscarriage
upon one Anna E. Fuller, Of Paxton. Illinois, was
concluded yesterday evening. A verdict was ren-
dered MS TO tho man Gray, the sedncer, after the
guilty, and the penalty n1ed at live yeara In the
Ptnitentia1y. As to bis co-deiendants, the jury
was unable te agree, and returned to the Jury
room.
GKEKN HCEISMAE.
The case OF BILLET Master BlandowsA against
II aERger Deagle, OF the Green HunrsMan troupe,
mentioned a day or TWO slnce, was yesterday dts
missed by plaintiff.
, 1870-07-02

OswEGa, n T., July 1---Thrre canal hoats, With
crews Of seven men. and loaded with leochct
asheR, fDm Canada for this port, In tow OF the tug
Maria Melyta. were abandoned Lust night on the
lake in q gnle- Considerable anxiety Il felt for
the safety Of the boats and creWs- tug has gone
In saatch Uf them.
, 1870-07-02
lE69-fQ 1859 1878 | 1861

Toal .so, blo|91 1s4 IS, ,1oclGo, 80 $50
Tie journal of Commerce. gives the follow
ing Is the receipts Of certain articles OF do
mcstc produce at Now York during the first
ais, fl.a a&
, 1870-07-02
GRAIN SACKS
. .ACHl@ERYs
pnKTkRlE STEAM. ENGINES,

CombIpIns the maximum q esfcenc5+ durability. tp4
tc Wildly sDd i.vnr.a!l H.swn, more than 10 being =
y ~ -.T1s.T -: -s a--E.s.iS. tti-~1e
j. q NnAbLkY q co.. Lsx9zse Nh
, 1870-07-02
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

S1EEp-The mnrket Was dull anl weak, but
without quptnb1c decline Second lots remain In
the mems unSp1I.
, 1870-07-02

/ 1865. 1866. 1867. 1868. 1863. SO.

The following shows the movement OF
fiour AID grain, including the receipts at Chi
c2so, Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit, and Glove
abent the corresponding period IN thcyearsin-
dicated:
= 3Sco IN 1eCe9 / 1sG7 q i 1s6h =
, 1870-07-02
CHAS. II. EVANS.
PROPRIETOR,
(FOR41ERLY G. II. JACKSON 4 COY

PRICES:
6ooaand's aerman Ritters, pr bottls- u 90
aoonands German Bitters, half dozsn... 500
Hoohand's German Tonic, pnt up In quart
bottles, per bottle. ..............r,,...,. 1,5o
Or half dozen for 7.6a
10 not forget to examine well tbs article b1J. @
order 10 get the ge1uiue.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10

TIE compositors' cases in the mis-
sion printing house in China have
each OVERSIZE thousand compartments
for the reception of the numerous
letters of the Chinese alphabet. The
eases are built in the form of an am.
phitheatre, and the compositor stands
i'm the middle. Every letter he sets
he selects from the six thousand.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
rRoM TIE CENSUS nonKs.
MoNTqoMERY COUNTY.

Value of real estateS3, 70S, 1855; per-
sonal estste S4l4, 46l; total 81, l53, nc.
Valued by the Assessor, the true vais'
ne Is put down at S6,WU,000. Tie
county debt for whicis lxsn.ls htve
been issued Is SsS3n0O0; all other
county debt $S,vU0i town and city
debt for which bonds havebeen iss,ied
$3.50, 900; all other town and city debts
S25,0W. State tax of all kinds ST.
900; school tax 5000; county tax of
all kinds SAL 900; town and city tax of
all kinds $4,000. Paupers supported
during the year 9, at IA cost of $500.
Whole number of criminals convicted
during the year ~. In libraries they
report city library, 300 volumes, 2
court libraries 2D0 Volumes; O Sab
bath-scioOl libra ries 800 volumes;
"a private libraries, 5000 volumes. =
The average wages for farm haipis -
$3.50 per MONTH; day laborer 81;
average wages to u carpenter per day
-; female domestics 23 per week I:
average price of board for u laboring
man 81. They report one college,
with 10 pupils, which received from
endowment $4,000 and from public
IutluS NlOu, ucuuetnltS WIFI III Nv
erage attendance of $40 pupils, and
an income of Sl7, 200; one CONNER
cial College, with an average attend
ance of 80 pupils and an income OF
81 800; GO graded common schools
with an attendance of 1900 pupils,
and which received by taxation SIG,
600, and from public funds 81 900; q
private schools with an Attendance OF
200 pupils and an income of SlS,0 0fr
one Paroohial school with 60 pupils
and 81, 800 endowment, and one char
ity school of 60pupils, which received
from public funds 81, 200.
They report two newspapers, the
GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf, Democrats
ic, and published weekly, with "a cir.
culation of 1900, and the GAINESVILLE
Chronicle, Democratic, and published
weekly, with a circulation of l 800.
! The religious statistics of the coun
ty have not been furnished with the
exception of the Catholics which Is
put down with 700 members and So,
600 value of church property.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
THE FARMERS MEETING.

The meeting ut the Courthouse on
Saturday last, after the adoption of
some appropriate resolutions, and q
practical and We'll digested address by
Mr.. j. Il. Killibrew, adjourned to
meet Oh the last day OF this month,
a. receive the report Of the Commit
tee.
II must he evident to every obser-
yer of the workings of the present
system of farm labor and the forms
OF contracts orlabor, that q thorough
reform must he made, or farmers
must cease to hire labor, and adopt
the plan of renting or leasing. Men
hired to raise tobacco and corn on
shares, will do no other work, because
is-fcnces roting down in the shade of
briars and bushes hungry horses and
cattle trespassing upon the growing
crops; gardens and orchards neglect
ed F; fertilizers wasted tools, wagons,
and harness uncarcd for; stock
unfed and depreciating in numbers
and value; land rapidly impoverished
and farmers, ditto.
This Is no exaggerated picture of the
system Of farming under the adverse
circumstances growing out of the de
rangemcnt of labor 10y the infamous
faction that has ruled and ruined n
once happy and prosperous country.
A remedy must be found for existing
evils, or the farmers will become too
poor to cultivate their farms and
their farms become too poor and di-
lnpidatel 10 be worth cultivating -es-
timating the cost of repairs and re-
storation of fertility. There is n
remedy, nodouht, and we trust it will
speedily be found and applied. The
magnitude Of the interests involved,
calls for the operation of the entire
community, in efforts to relieve the
all important business OF agriculture
of the difficulties that attend Its sue
ccs,iul development
The most pressing need Is labor
not merely to cultivate and gather n
crop-but labor amply sufficient for
all the needs of the farm. When this
can he procured, the next most prcss-
ing need will he practical skill in the
farmer himself Skill reduced tusys-
lem, and system based upon science.
Book farming has been laughed ut as
humbug; but until the farmer
knows the composition of his soil,
what ii needs for the production of
this or that crop, what fertilizers will
supply THAT need, he works by guess,
and knows nothing of those princl-
pies OF economy without which, he
lab1rs without profit,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We have received the Message,
written for the President, but 1t IS too
voluminvIs for this issue, and by the
next, we can plead the statute oslim-
jtation againstany obligation to cum
Der our columns, or annoy our readers
with II document 80 rich In words
and so devoid Of wisdom and states
manship. 1t sets out with malig-
nunt fulschood against the South
charging tspeople with defeating the
freedom of elections 10y means of force
and naturalization, though the writer
knew we'll that all the lawlessness,
attributed To sutherncrs, was perpe-
trated by Federal soldiers and Radi-
cal militia.
Z Alter this vile Islander, the gtst OF
the Message lies In an effort for the
annexation ofSan Domingo--a "ring''
speculation by. which Grant and his
ring masters are to be enriched at the
expenseofthe whole country-though
the pretext IL, that it will open a
market for Northern products-not a
word being said Of its special bene-
fits-Over the left-to the South.
The next evidence, though covert
, of Grants broad liberality and en-
larged statesmanship, IS his discovery
that too much Of the public domain
has been lavished upon corporations,
and recon- meiids that what remains
of that vast, but wasted heritage, lie
NJ managed that not an acre shall he
given In aid of Southern Pacific
: Railroad. SO great and vindictive
IL his luminosity to the South, that all
his views are shaped 10y it, and for no
other reason than because he feels
that the people of that SECTIONAL
most ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS him at
his true value-a costly humbug a
mass Of inflated vanity-mercenary
and corrupt beyond all precedent In
any christianized and civilized coun-
try within the last two centuries.
Having attained his present position
through the instrumentality of the
negro, he seeks to maintain it by get
ting up another crusade against
slavery, in Cuba and Brazil, and
harps upon San Domingo as the full.
crum for the lever Of aboltionism
and once more inflame the popular
mind of Iankcedom with that noel,
philanthropy which prompts white
men to subordinate their own race to
the negro, and white women, to an
attempt to improve the stock by
breeding hylridA.
But enough, of this miserable apol
ogy for state papcr-this feebl,
Radical defense of the worst forms o
Radical tyranny and corruption. l
morbid curiosity prompts men t.
peruso 1t, the qualification of tina
idle fancy Is all the compensation 70
the irksome task, they are likely t
receive.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10

FEMALES, old and young, who have so
long been troubled with some female com
plant, should not despair. Let us whis-
per words of comfort. You can he cured.
You can be snatched from the monster
which has so long Frustrated and para
lyzed your whole system. You can regain
your health, your beauty, your strength
and buoyancy. Take courage, despond
not, be cheerful; n remedy is Mt hand, pre-
pared by experienced physicians, specially
for Just such diseases rs nfiiic, you: and as
the profession are using and prescribing
this remedy with much success, we feel
proud in calling your attention To 1t. II
comes highly recommended. and we car
ncstly advise all suffering females TO uss,
this great female medicine at once. We
allude tn the English Female Bitters,"
advertised in another column.
Nov. H. 1870.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
Game Chickens,
Il u M ID f R
FINE STOCK, ETC.

THERE viii DO found nj Sailors Rest
Stntiou, ON the Memphis, tlnrksNill" ana
Louisville Railroad, II mil = below thrks-
willie, the following strni or breeds of
Chickens Inrtrrs, Sirichnines, ilipIrrS,
crossed ON Ont Bird Hens, bob Mace shut
ters crossed on Cat Bird hens, Earl Der
bys crossed on cni Bird Hens, pure Cat
Blrd Chickens. the finest game chikrns in
the world prices In accordance with ia"
number, size, etc, purchased. Poultry
raisrrs wOuld do well ia have exclusively
game chickens; 1 have from nNe a. SIX
hundred on hand, all the time, aud have
never sf'vn a ease OF cholera among my
chickens. | do not know what u II.
All kind of building lumbar On mana all
{ . time; sawed yellow Poplar shingles,
also sawed lnthes.
\ nne thOrOugh-hred Stallion, sired 10y
Marshal Denmark. Jhmest. Johnson old
horst and Wns purchases al j. 4. johnson
viii ic four NeiirS old next spring. Pure
White Chester H0.ss. 'i assorted sizes
Thoroughbred Devon Bull, the finest form
Ia the country. ... 1. Il. WEST.
Soy. ~ '1hlN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
Non resident Notice.
j. n. Kcnrick vs. j. II. Kcndrick. Petit,
fnr ll NiSinn OF I.nntl.

]. y. KcnfIck W. ], TT. kcndrIrk. -IrIItIOn
., for divisionof Land.
II appearing to TIA" satisfaction Of the
clerk, from the affidavit of rtitiOncr, that
resident of the state of Tunness, q 81 that
The ordinary process OF law cannot b"
served on him. II is therefore ordered that
publication he mad" according tO law. in
published In the town of ClaTksVillr, for
four weeks, notifying said NONRESIDENT
defendant Ia appear before the Hon. r. W.
King, udg" of the County Court OF Mont
gomery county, AT the January term. 1871,
Ia he held AT the ourt-house in tlurks-
vile, ON Tuesday, Jan. ., 1871, and plead.
answer or dcnur to the said petition, or
the same viii bc taken for confessed NJ to
him, and set for hearing er pnftc.
PETER ONEAL, Clerk,
Nov. ~, '5O-iw-pT fee ! ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10

LOCkERT q co. have now the
largest and finest stock of China.
Glass, Queensware. fine Fancy Goods,
Lamps, Lamp Fixtures and general
IIOusefurnishing Goods ever brought
to this market, which they pledge
themselves 10 sell, at wholesale or
retail, rs low Ms they can be bought
anywhere. peA- Sign OF Big Pitcher.
Novl2-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
FER KENT.

Eoli the year 1874, the com Portable and
l. commodiuuS Brick Residence, known
a. the Mckoin property situated on Frank
lin street, I'm good locality, convenient to
utes walk of the public square. The build
ing il In good repair, with good cabin, brivk
smoke house, wood house, good stable, aud
n new lee house. \ large ana fertile gard
On, with "a choice selection of fruit. Will
bc rented cheap. Apply To
q. &. ATK lNSON,
No. y Franklin street.
CMrksNillc, Tenn, Dee, 10, lS7O-if
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
Sale of Land.

Rufus a. Lyle VS.. Melissa Lyle ct ais.
Under decree of Montgomery County
court, at the Novcmber term, 1870. in the
above cause, win offer, at public sale, nj
the courthouse in GAINESVILLE, on
Saturday. December 81, 1870,
tract of land situated in District No. II,
of said county, containing about l3i acres
belonging to tho heirs of q. B. Lyle, decd
and known as the hin tract.
TERMS-One-third cash, balance on n
credit OF one ana two years, notes bearing
interest from date, ana ~ lien retained nm
I'll the purchase money Is paid. Minimum
price 81 per acre.
PETER ONEAL, Clerk and Com.
Dec. ,, lS7O-Ii-pr fee, adv q bills 81.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10

FATAL TO THE TEETu.-Are all
acrid preparations. They may bleach
the enamel, but they as surely dis
solve and destroy it. The mild, gem
al balsamic and preservative 5000
don't, impregnated with the S6ponin
of the famous tropical Soap Tree, of
Chill, is the only absolutely safe ar
ticle of its kind in the market, aud
prot ecis the Teeth from all destruc-
tive influences, rs we'll Us keep them
from tartar.
- A. a4st
"SrALDING's, GLUE" handy and
usofnl.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10

Just as traveller was writing his
name on the register of II Leaven-
worth hotel, II bedbug sailed and
took its way across the page. The
man paused and remarked "pve
been bled by st. Joe ileas, bitten by
Kansas City spiders, and interviewed
by Fort Scott gray-backs, but I'll be
id If | was ever in place before
where the bedbugs looked over the
hotel register to find out where your
room was ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
ATTENTION.!

WE are constantly prepared To rcmWilc
old style FUR.NirGRE,t to repair all ar
ticles broken or damaged by use; To robot
tom cane seat Chairs; to renovnte curled
hair Mattresses; 10 fit and hang window
shades; To cut and tack down Carpets,
and do everything connected with n gene
raj Furniture and Repairing business.
We Make 10 Order all desert options al
Mattresses. and any article of special re-
quircncni in our line.
Wehavr two good wagons, and will move
Pianos or Furniture amy where desired.
J. +. COUTS & son.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
THE FARMERS IN COUNCIL.
MEETING AT THE COURT HOUSE.
The Labor System.

A goodly number of Farmers met
at the court house, on Saturday last,
for the purpose of uniting upon some
plan to reform the present labor sys-
TEN.
On motion, J. b. Killebrew, Esq,
was called to the Chair, and w. 5.
Mallory appointed Secretary.
The President stated the object of
the meeting, and the Importance of u
uniform labor system.
Capt. Elliott offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the agricultural interest
Of the county demands II change in the
labor-syStem.
Rcsoltcd That the system of cropping, MS
heretofore praeticed In the county, Is ruin
GUS to both the laborer and employer. and
the welfare OF the county requires change
in this particular.
ResOlred That II IL detrimental to the
public welfare and contrary TO the interest
Of farmers, to furnish house or fuel tree to
laboreis, unless such persons are laboring
for u iitir remuneration.
A resolution was adopted appoint
ing j. B. Killebrew, CT. Alternately,
Willie B. Bryan, Capt. Elliott, Capt.
Rawls, w. b. Marshall, w. S. Mall
lory, Hon. II. w. King and ]. NJ.
Quarles, n Business Committee topre-
pare an address to the farmers on tile
subject of these resolutiolE, and to
present to the next meeting such
other matters az are claiming the at
tention of planters, and to prepare a
form of contract that will be binding
TO both the employer and employee.
A resolution was adopted, request
ing Hon. u. w. King, Gen. j. NJ.
Quarles and Willie =. Bryan, Esq,
to address the next meeting on the
subject under consideration.
A motion to adjourn to Saturday,
Dee, 3lst, was adopted, and each dis
trict in the county requested to send
delegates to said meeting.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
Administrators Notice.

A Ill persons having claims against the
IN estate of Jordan Neblett. decd, will
present them To me, legally authenticated
for payment. within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be barred; and all per-
sons Indebted TO the estate will please come
forward ana make payment.
ROSS NEBLETr, Admir- OF
Dec. 10, 1s70-iw Jordan Nebictt, dc'd.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
For the Benefit OF the Public We re-.
publish the following Notice:

NOTICE IL hereby given TINT T.. Wood
~ wards power to net MS agent for Rum
revoked and all sales made by him after
this date shall br null and void, and shall
not he binhing in the least on us.
April H. 1870. RUNNON q co.
II
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10

We have three good iIcarses, ana keep
prepared 10 supply amy and all
funeral requirements Ia town or country,
ana viii comply with all trlcgrams
day OF hight
j. 4. COUTS a sos. ,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10

NOT ONE IN A THOUSAND
can say that life policy would not bcne-
NJ his family were he to die tomorrow;
therefore, every man should he insured in
the NEW YORK LIFE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10

LOCK ERT & CO., WOULD CALL
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE NEW
IvoRIDE TABLE CUTLERY. THEY
HAVE AFULL ASSORTMENT oETABLE
FURNITURE, CHEAP.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
memphis, tIarks,iIIe and Louisville
Railroad.

The net earnings of the above road
for the month of September were
ah0ut Sl5 00l, while fer the month. of
Ootuh 7 they were between Sll,000
md 81 Nun.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
sGw YORK LIFE.

The Old Reliable uARpwARg HovsE of
FOX n SMITH. advertise In This num-
Der great variety of Goods in their line,
but they don't enu,perate boh. a careful
Inspection Of their stock will alone reveal
itsextent and variety. They have the FIN
est stock of PoelS,t Cutlery ever seen In
Ciarksville, and ut extremely low prices
In fact all their goods are cheap; many
articles lower than before the war. Be-
silcs the goods advertised. they have II
fine variety of House, Keepers Goods, beau.
tiful Mats, shovel and Tongs, and an end.
less variety of miscellaneous Goods, which
they say are for sale, and must be sold.
Oct. -, lS70-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10


THE last accounts from France
make bad showing for that country.
A week ago, French success seemed
to promise a final victory, but the
aspect is materially changed. Bu:
keeping in view the lmreliability war
news, generally, a too ready credence
may mislcad one as to the real. con
dition. Whilst France is suffering
terribly, it must not be forgotten that
Germany is doing the same, and that
time, distance and weather are con-
stantly telling in favor of France,
and if she can not drive the invaders
from her soil, the sufferings of the
invaders may secure an honorable
peace. We want to see the war en-
ded, but do not desire to see the
French at the mercy of n merciless
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
When ~ man rnnkcs ,

liberal provision for his family, in the way
OF Life Insurance policies, he places those
for whom he lives and labors above all
possibility of want. Choose the best--the
New York Life Insurance Company.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10

A man called another an extortion-
er for sueing him. "Why, my friend"
replied the man who brought the
suit, 81 did it to oblige your "rO
oblige me, indeed how so? "NNhy,
to oblige you 70 pay it "
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
Real Estate, Bank Stock

and Railway Bonds may dcprcciatc In val
ne, or slip through our hands, but funds
invested In a Life Insurance Company.
like the NEW YORK LIFE, IL beyond
npril
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10

Mattresses, pillows, Feather Beds. Com
forts, Bed Springs, ana all cnticcments OF
" Natures sweet restOrer."
J.F. CoUTS & son.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10

FINE FANCY GOODS, the largest
Stock ever seen In this city, when
LOCKERT a. co., will take pleasure
In showing whether you Wish 10
purchase or not.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10

their business at n time when they least
expect death, they should not defer sccu-
ring the Safeguards of life Insurance as
afforded bya Policy in the timc-honorel
NEW YORK LIFE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-10
FoRT's STATION, Robertson Co. |
December eth 1870.

iDNNNthpNi ftit LOW
EDIToRs CHRONICLE: Your cor
respondent was notified on Monday
morning last of his presence being
desired by an estimable gentleman
In the vicinity of the above named
place, and accordingly left Clarks
Vile on the first train, arriving here
the same evening, and the first thing
that caught his eye was n lot of lone
some chimncyS standing sentinel
over the ruins of n once happy house
hold. Mr.. John w. Jones house was
burned Monday morning just before
day; the origin of the fire being ac-
cidental, and entailing loss of be-
tween five and six thousand dollars.
But fortunately for Mr.. Jones, Gin
time of peace he had prepared for
war;" and held policy of Fire Insur-
ance IN the State Insurance Compa-
ny, Of Nashville, issued at the Clarks-
vile Insurance Agency of G. II.
Jones. A prompt adjustment Of his
loss has already been made, and Mr..
Jones will get his money by going to
Nashville for it.
Forts Station is remarkably well
fortified, having Fort in every di-
rection. The country i'm the vicinity
of the depot, is dotted over with
beautiful residences; the land lies
well and possesses great fertility the
people are enlightened and progress.
i've and exceedingly hospitable, and
we were glad to find them alive tc
the Importance of patronising none
bat first class Insurance Companies
Pretty women aud babies abound il
this vicinity.
We will close our few desultorN
wanderings by returning our heart
! felt thanks to DR.. Jas. III. Mallory
and his estimable lady, for thei
kindness to Us during our pleasan
stay in Robertson county. Long ma,
they live. Y. Y. u.