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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25
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WAYNE
DIURETIG AND ALTERATIVE
ELIXIR OF
BUCHU. JUNIPER,
AND
ACETATE POTASH,
new and valuable preparation for the re
lief and cure Of travel. Irritation Of the
bladder and Irethra. Dropsic:tI. Rheu-
matte and Comfy Affections, Pains
in the Back and I.oins, &C., Sc.


To those suffering from diseases of The Kid
ncys and Bladder and the consequent train
uf distressing ailments, this remedy is conti-
.lcutly recommended rs relief, ana needs bar
a trial to prove lis sreat value in the cure Of
,hc above mentioned diseases. As ;lH -tltera-
live, this I.Iixir VIII he found much more
beneficial than the preparations Of Harsaia-
riia 50 popular, tand We might say 81 qiies-
TONED medicinal y;siuel, and where Blood
Purifier is needed. there is Iio question bat
that the
B.a etc and Alternative Elixir
VIII accomplish .ll that is desired. fhase
living in malaiious districts, West aitd south
asa se.fcral thing reed, on the apfr"aeh OF
warm weather such remedy: one hat will
remove langaor, and restore tone and vitor tr
the system. 40 preparation vi more oil'.rt-
Haliy accomplish TINS tlaH the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25

Just Received
NEW styles shawIs,
Boulevard Skirts,
Embroidered Scarfs,
Sashes & Sash Ribbons,
Beaver CIoakings.
Astrachan Cloths,
Velvets q VeIveteen Sackfngs,
all at popular low prices
]. Il. .MENDENHALL & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25
sheriff = Sale.

George Myers }TNof PgEsusnss PsBs eaS,s
Patrick Mcdonald, ct al. mands of an Or
der Of Sale issued from the Court of Com
to me directed, shall offer for sale, at pub
lie vendue, nom the door of the Court
House, in the town Of Delaware, on
Saturday, December II, A. ID. 1870,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate, to-Wit:
of Ohio, and being in Range 19, Township
8, Section l, and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at a stone on post at
the northeast corner of lands owned bv
JOhn Elliott said corner teiDer on rbe SSouf3,
bank of the east branch of the Milestone
River; thence South So degrees As minutes
west poles, south 81 degrees Is minutes
west IA poles, south 81 degrees west 20 poles
to a small elm tree; thence South q degrees
west 81 poles to post and stone in The
pories to a post and stone; thence North A
deg ees Is minutes west II poles and Is links
to a post and stone; thence 5I55 degrees
North 291z degrees west 19 poles to q post and
stone; thence s. 511S degrees west poles and
II links to a post and stone; thence North
degrees Is minutes west Is poles and q
links to a post and stone thence North
6l1a degrees east poles and 8 links to the
center of the river; thence North 40 degrees
east u poles and Il links; thence up the
center of the river north 51% poles to the
Elm on the north bank of the river; thence
A degrees east 3 poles and links to an
elm and hickory thence South 81 degrees
east poles and z links to a walnut tree
buckeye; thence South 3 degrees east Ia
poles to a point on the bank of the river
south 4S degrees east IA poles, north 5815 de-
grees east poless north ~ degrees east q l-5
poles to q point near two buckeyes thence
South poles and 16 links to the place of
beginning. Containing 8 acres and IS 4I-1e0,
be the same more or less.
nov1s-5wpfsI5 sherif.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25
NEW RARRllER NHOP.

- - Undersigned has opened a Bar
Nv 4 A5stip 3si9P - q, the room lately occupied
Paticgepp e ikeeps Rone but fTst-class workmen
febIIfF t'''ii ssSIlI ssSn a9 Ra1d 70 the laundry
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25

The Best Goods,
The Cheapest Goods,
The Best FreatEne s.
Goods ~ A.Ovvest Prices,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25
FOUND.

A FHER two years introduction of
"A the 'Rose Light in this county and
the constant daily increase of consumers I
nave made such arrangements with Dr. ID
a. Rose, that from this date the price of the
" Rose Burning Fluid is reduced to 80 cents
per gallon at the Delaware Light House.
J. 9. BRECHT
oct-zS-tf Sole Agent Delaware Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25

Louisville girls eat onion Iozenges to
discourage young men whom they don't
care to cultivate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25
Only Perfect Safes Made.
Find out what your SAFE Is a1led with

DY Our Patent we entirely Oovfate
ID all objections, as we use a perfectly dry
filling, composed of Dry CaIcined Plaster Of
Paris and Alum We pack this mixture be-
tween the inner and the outer cases, where
itremains unchanged any number of years,
until fire melts the alum (which contains
large quantity of water and thus saturates
the plaster and forms the steam which al
ways preserves the contents of the safe.
The plaster, by being wet, sets firmly; and
even If the alum neart the outside is entire
precise shape of the lum ps of alum, and the
filling of plaster keeps the safe as we'll filled
as before the fire. The advantages of using
a dry filling are very apparent, viz: 1t does
not mould the contents of the safe; 1t never
can rust the iron; it Will always remain
derfectly fre-prOOt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25
ADVERTIaTNG RATEs-

THE Delaware Gazette has a larger
Il Circulation than any other paper in the
8th Congressional District, which renders N
a valuable advertising medium. The loll0lD-
7lg schedule 0(prfces tDi1 be strictly adhered %.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25

THE highest price paid for RYE
feb25tf DoNAvIN & PoTWIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25

A MOTHER Cargo of choice TEAS
y Just received at Ito sell at old prlees),
teb25tf DONAVIN& POTWIN'S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25
THE nEOGARRAHAN CLAIM.
Letter frOm Judge Dent-the WorId,s
Charges Against Him DIsproved.
WAsHINGToN. Nov. I6. 10.

Judge Lewis Dent publishes the fol-
lowing letter in reply to the editorial ar
ticle in The WoTla Of the I5th inst.
charging him with having visited the
President at Long Branch last Summer
in behalf Of Mr.. McGarrahan
WASHINGTON. Nov. r6, 1870.
| was not at Long Branch last August.
or at any time during the last T8s months.
During the Presidents stay at Long
Branch, or while he visited Washington
during the Summer. I never made anv
suggestion to him, or had any conversa-
..aIl. .lJn WIN hlrn, or wrote letters to him
relating to Mr.. McCsarrahan'e cls;n, -.
the claim Of other persons to fbe PsO
q 9che Grande As to this letter of he
i-Is'l'r. L.Leslue[lt 5 70 Secretary Cox, | never
knew OF its existence until | read 'fs 4 = 3
IAs b1asAiHgzoH CA1oAtcle abo1t : ta,n -
weeks ago. LOUIS DTTt DI,,,. Two
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25
MEsCELLAN EOUs.
Wants not all Supplied.
z SPECIALLY those OF having a
II good and durable likeness of
THEMSELVES AND FRIENDS.
These can be had at
NSER &nnnHEn GrA-n
l26 sOufh Main Sfreef.

by leaving small picture of any size, even
so small as those in loekets, made any size
up to Life Size, COIOred in Oh which we
continue to assert is the only really dura-
bic cOlor1ng IN use. VIII neither grow
lighter nor darker, continuing the same
for ages can be cleaned at any time by Water
orOil without fear of injuring he picture.
ut up IN the best Frames, costing Llo more
than water coloring, or Indian Ink. Salts
faction given in evefy case or not required
% take the work. Give u call before ma
king your orders.
nov-l-ly MRS. NJ. y. BuRKH0LDEh.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25

ExrRA Fine Furs,
We have now very fine stock of
Fresh Mink in Sets.
and other Furs,
We give especially attention to this de-
partment and sell fine Furs as low as a COM
mon article is usually sold for elsewhere.
nov-18-tf
eB. H. HEemdemhaHH& Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25
TAXES ron Is7O-,zI.
NOtice tO &c Tax-Payers of DeIaWare Count

o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-25

900 Pieces New CaEIcOs,
100 Breakfast ShasvEs,
New Stock,
25 Pieces New FRammeAs,
3 Bales Brown MUSLIN,
80 Pieces Water Proof
GLOVER BROTHERS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19
nntIer a.nd Tcn.,,ssssce..

,si WAsHINGrQN, March lS.-+0cn,
Butter will submitto the RecOnstrnc
tion Committee the DRAFT of "a bill lie
has prepared for the reconst r,etion OF
.lNinnessce, when the committee meet
TO consider the matter on Tuesday. 49,
Its effect isnow to throw out Of power
SO much of the Tennessee State gby-
eminent AZ was elected In August
last |; but To reach this end it does not
propose to put the State under dmili-
tary control nor territorial laws. 1.-The
bill declares inits preamble that Rov.
Srnter was elected by fraud, and the
acts OF Congress were violated in the
registration Of voters, and it therefore
proposes Ia declare the election null
and void, to order new registration
and new election, and that Unhed
States officers ara to execute the
same. 'rhis intended interference
with u state government fully repre-
scented In Congress continues 10 create
II decided sensation here as each step
Vt ihs programme l. unioldcd.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19
: E1nzAnrr,IlR. lHnrrII-

N Mrs. EhIzA BETH b. HOWELL. who died
o tie 2itL OF November, 1850, near CIarks-
Vile, Tenn. was one OF the best OF women.
Both In mindand lieartshe had been great
~ blessed Of God. She was Intelligent and
good. by her. ,prpdent conduct, and her
agreeable disposition, maintained under
eVc,y condition of lifc she gained the re-
spcct and admiration OF those who knew
her well. She was highly esteemed 10y all
hrr ncighbprs, and sincerely loved by her
intiin alto friends. In all the relations OF
life, shefilled up the measure of duty as
signed her 10 the best of her ability. As q
christiun, she sought earnestly aud persist
emily to meet tho oblig CATIONS ofa holy life.
Through all the perEpd OF her probation
she endured as sceing Him who is inyisi-
rbie. SHE had been FOR nc;triy half cen.
fury Il consistent and ,faithhll member OF
the Methodist Church; andlherJ pious lif,
wasa beautiful comment on her Profession.
In her last sickness She Mas patient and
resi9rssi, waiting hopefully tie coming of
her Lord. The purity of her life had 10 ny
forecast the manner, of dcpth. IT was
| I,carcfui and fpll OF heavenly Joys The
labors of life ended, the work of faith com
plcted, she was calmly triumphant in the
hour OF her dissolution. She rests from
her lal,ors, and her works follow her. In
her virtuous iifc hnd happy Heath, she has
taught her children, whom she so.tenderly
loved. the way that leads " eternal life.
May they walk In her footsteps, and meet
CiarEsviile. March 10, 1870.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19
The situation In Term essee


was the subject of, consideration by
the Reconsideration ICommittee on
the.15th, though nothing was ,perfec-
Butler said Ire had not yet touched pen
to paper in that direction, The conf
mittee, h9weyer, heard a delegation
of yeolored men, from that State, who
appeared with along address, adopted
by q colOred. convention on the TWEEN
.ty. FIRST Of FEBRUARY last, in which it
is represented that neither lives nor
property Of colcred, people were, safe
In Tennessee, and asking that Con-
gress take some action to remedy the
condition OF things there-b by interfer-
ing with present State government.
There, WAS onlya general charge that
Otitrageds were committed, the ad-
dress singularly .omittingj a n specific
instance. some gentleman who has
been travelling IN Tennessee during
the last three months arrived here to-
day. and, in conversation with Con-
gresslmen and others, gave a most
emphatic contradiction tn the. stories
OF outrages. They say, in some in
stances, they have trivial foundation,
hut are magnified almost beyond,
belief by the time they reach Wash
ipgton, and; they add that these are
but part of u scheme gotten up by
the opponents 4Of the present State
Officers in Tennessee to induce Con-
gress to turn the latter out. The lat
terrepreseLtntions come from tepub
blicans who have been temporarily In
the State.ti iu5ngi IadIul t11, aiu d
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19
yEA cxnpoF yuANKs.

wscaasSt refrain Itpm expressing
our varme.t thanks q Col. Johnson,
propssstoss< the GAtlt House, Lou
isville, KY, and to his estimable
yhdy, for the KIND andshospfsnbie
manner. in which we were received
ard eptertatned, Outing, s,F ferent
sojourn IN that city, In behalf Of the
Tennessee Orphan Asyitiiif. o'' 49, ~
4, The manifold attentions bestowed
upon us by some OF the guest Of this
house, and especially those OF DIR.
Kelly and lady, VIII ever be remem-
'ersa S Mas. s WASpirG e . oOfusSs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19

l
CTATE OF TENNESSIsE.--In. Chancery
- ~ Clarlssvile.-At rules held In the
Clerk = Once, Chancery Court, Clafltsvfile,
Mondhly. March the 7fh., lss9--T.. W. King,
lnIs., defendant, Ii appearing nom afiaA-
! VT filed In this cause, that the defendants,
lIiizzle and Robert Foster, II. r. Turner
Susan A. Turner, n. q. Latiner, Sylvia a,
I.ntiiner, y. "; Stewart, Afebelia Stewart,
Mason, 4 Em!na Mart; Walter Mart. James
/ Rypn, Sarah Ryan, VIM. barnes. Quintet.
I lin BARNES Catherine JudiSins, W. J. Mart
NJ. j., Mart, NJ II. CLARK aud Quintellia G,
l Clark, are nun-rcsidents of The State OF
TeDnesscc: II lis therefore ordered, that
they enter their appearance herein before
pr within the first three days of the next
term of said court, to be held on the third
Monday in April next, 1870, and plead
niiswer OF deInur to coinpluinant's I'M, on
Ithe,saine wiii-be taken for confessed ny q
Them and set FOR herring .ex parie aud
that N COPY Of this order be published for
four successive weeks in the Clarksvillt
tCHsoNicLE! 100 IhN Tom ~ q hNHlrii!f
A copy--attcst: fntitt
Ia 49, W. 7. sHACEEIFORD, C. a NJ.
! IT, w. King. solicitor for Complainaiit.
| MarcliIsl4w. pni Tifi hias3J
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19
HALL or PYrHAcoRAs LODGE, No. %,
L. %. o. F. ~

!. q. q, F.. II
" Al arsguarinoeting Of this Lodge, held
on the above date, announccment was
made of the death of Brother Robert WI
pritcheu, which sud event occurred at
NRshyille, 1enn-. on the 18Th inst, where
qn22n eommiititse 81 three Ecyc 9pp2inted
occaSionli" .1tiW ,'rfll iHV. .fft d
sWnEilBAs, II has pleased tho Almighty
Ruler OF the Universe. to remove nom the
land of the living, BROTHER Robert W.
Pritcbett, late a nnmber of Trabue Lodge
No. 40. y. q. q. r., at Nashville, T,nn., to
" thai bourne from wheIice no traveller re-
turns" aud TINT, too, In the morning OF hts
existence, befOre the scar and yellow leaf
OF tire had made As Impress upon his
brow, and az q period when his manhood
was Just developing into bright promises
OF future dsisnilnass ANA glowing hope OF
.cminenes MS "a profess ionnl man ana a ripe
scholar, anl attn lime when ,lle was filling,
nm great measure, an nchdng void ia n
mothers fon heart. I..f- .
ReSOired That In this sad stroke O { nffiic-
ton, we tender to the ipmediste family OF
our deceased brother heartfelt sympathy
and coincidence, itild fnourn his loss, az
only true odd Feiiowscan, the demise OF a
worthy brother.
Rcsoircd, That we attend his funeral on
tomorrow morning, at half-past o o'clock,
rs body, and pay the last sad tribute of re-
spoct to the memory of a deceased brother,
ana thnt we wear theusunf badge OF mour-
ming tnrthirtN days. 400 ,tli ~
. NagoliNa, That this preamble and rosolp-
| uQnN be spIend upon tue minutes of or
Eol'at, and the city pil'efs De requested to
pulin Sh tiSs same. nftfiF ai D fIll 'ai h.,
ReFare,i, Thnt, ~ copy DE fYrHinbgl the
MniN Of our deceased brother, and iis
/ UiT Yla r Az PArrFRsoN,) -
has, ntrHf .IouN lotlNa, Cum.
| ,......f ,,.,t g III, JoSRS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19

TIT East Florids Banner, a Ra,ii-
cal paper, published at Ocala, takes
ileaveof its party' in Its issue of the
18th inst. afterthe following fashion /;
after calm and sober thoughts
and thorough investigation we have
arriyelatt hiSeanelusion,; That srhe
Great Republican party OF Florida
M It Il panegyritally termed by
stump orators and well-knowu tlittle
judges is the most corrupt, disgrace
full and degraded party ever known
In the political history OF any State
or nntion-a disgrace 10 any people
and any age it's pretended cardinal
doctrines of An rights to al, "a, sound
Ing brass and linking cymbal.'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19
Il. VI. Merger Escapes from Jau.

JACKSON, March l3.-E. NJ. Yer<
ger escaped from JUL this morning, at
IS O'clock. He was yesterday brought
before court To argue. application fOT
habeas, corpus ease. 1t was post
poned to the second Monday in April,
A bill was yesterday iRtrdueed In
the Legislature restricting the powers
Ia application for writs, and the bill
will probably pass before the time set
for !Herger's trials hence Yer er's es-
cape. The sheriff and his posse have
bern seerclilng for him alhday with
ont suceess. inanDnl..n M ...slL d
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19

CTATE OF TENNESsEE---Ip Chanccry
- at Clnrksville.-At rules held In the
Jerks ONCE. Chaneery Court; uisr1ksvtlie'
ban. ct ais, complainant, VS.. John ID.
Claihy. Ex'tr., ct ais, defendant II OPP
pouring from affidavit MED In this ,s,pse,
that the defendant. John ID. clartly. Ex 'tr.,
~ u NONRESIDENT OF the state OF Tcnnes-
soc: II Is therefore ordered, that he enter
his appearance herein before or within the
first three days OF the noxt term 81 said
court, to he held on the third Monday In
April next, 1870, and plead. answer or de-
muir ocompiainnntSb bill, or the same Will
be taken for confessed as 20 hin, and set
this order he publ shed f,r four sueeessi We
weeks In the ciarksviile Chroniuhe. az
4. a oopy--attest:l III t.el...... .t...t.
J. u. Bailey. solicitor for complainant.
fMarclly-iw. iiN U3NiH rlhi 500
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19

CrsaTE OF TEN NESsEE.-In Chance-y
~ At viile-+tlhancery Court Ularks-
Vile. Tenn, October the 22nd, 1893, "
Northington,s complainant, VS.. w. T.
Granger and wife others. defendants.
II appearing from the Sheriif'si return on
subpoena to answer ISSUED In this cause
thnt the def,milurit, temperance Tones,
wifi of Reuben Jones. IL O non resident oi
the state of Tennessce; II Is therefore or
dcred. that she enter her appearance here.
IN before or within the firSt three days al
the third Mondayiin April next, ls7n and
plead, answer or demur 10 complainant,
Bin, or the s,ine will he taken for 20 nfesscd
nsto her and set for hearing ex parte land
four successive weeks in the Clarksvills
CiiRoSIcLE. ". lhl~ Hfit if Sf-i
u A copy---attest, i, unilf.f f1scis. bad. -
t.5,s w. 4. SH ELFOJsD, C. Il NJ.
Ifornberger 4 House, Solicitors for Com
plafnant. ~dfiN 'ifl ~ uHll
Marchl9-4w, yfr az uQ..F 1.. q st.filtttt
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19

sales by Seat 4 BowIing,, on the tlth, OF
II hhds.. ms follows: n4al .e.n4lsgna III
. S,siS So q. %, MY s ' $1,000 80
a Also sold on the 18Th inst 90 hlids as fol-
lows: 10 hhds s, W, y 49, 8aj, 90 q 50
Is, 70, 100, a. . 40. shhds slca
$500 -, . ~, $50, = Is. 8 d, y 3D., ~. ~,
z, hhds W edinm lc.lf-9 40. y 30. o 30, . 10,
$50, nQ-l irhds good itaf II 90. Marx. {
firniw with am upward tendeney.I ir s13d
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19

d
\ GTATE OF TENNESSEE, y IN !Chanccry
- AZ Clarksvilie-ht rules held IN the
Clerks Oftiee, fhancery Court. tlarkssllle.
Monday. March the 7ih. 1879 r.Iacob Rus
dplph, COM iainunt, Ms, &. II, Bowman 81
air ae,,nlnnt j. appearing rom at,an-
q, II. Bowman and Gro. II. Marrow, arc
! non-rrsiJonts az tha state IF Tennesee
I IT Is therefore ordered, that they enter
sihcirappearantc herein before or within
the nrst threedays of fhennxt teriu of said
coart, 10 la held on the third Monday IN
iitnr 10 couirlainant's'bill.o mr. thesanie viii
he taken for confessed rs To them and sci
for hearing exierie; aud That n copy oi
this orlar ba published for four SUCCESSIVE
weeks In the ciarksyiile chronicle.
- f'l7 " ~ snAcKELFoRD, O. an.
Hornborser 4 HOUSE. solicitors for COM
Dlninnnt,
Narchle fw.
c,TATE Or TrxNEssEE.-In chnnce rs
- NJ rlar lle-- AZ rules held In clerks
90, chancery court. Ciarksville, Monday
WIN Qilaries, ExIx. 81 ais, deftndnnts.
II Appearing from efiidnvit tiied la this
cause, ti,st the defendant, NJ Qunrl,~, Is n
Dnn -resldant OF the State of Tennrsscc: II
r. therefore or,irred that SHE enter her APP
PEA unee horein before or within the n ~
To he held on the third Monday ia Arril
next, is7O. and plead, pnsyrr or detnur "a
com ainait'S bill, or the Raue will l,e tas
Ken for eOnt esScd ~ 10 her and got for hear
Ing tx parte; aud that y copy Of this order
10 published tor four successive weeks In
A cppy--atiesii
TsHACHFlFVnD, CAN
J kiii"t SOFT in- eo!hFf
M~rhl; ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19
- N. 4. sIfAcKE1.foRp,
Hornberger 4 House, Solicitors for
Complainant. .1t
Marci1g-4w. M 1870,

CTATE OF TENNEssEE.-rn chnneery
~ at Clarksville.--At rules held In the
Clerks ONCE, Chancery Court, Clnrks-
vile, Monday, March the 7th., ls7o--Ias. a.
Bates CO., 81 ais. coin plaiunnts, VS.. q, A.
Henry, Pres. NJ, G, 4 L. k,uiroad Company,
ct ais. defendant. ~ appearing from al
fidayit filed in this cause, TINT the defend
ant, John -. fl1sley, is n ir0n-resident OF
the state of tennessee. n Is therefore or
dered, that he enter his appenfanee herein
before or within the first three days of the
next term OF said court, to he held ON the
plead, answer or demur to coniplninnDts'
bin, or the same will he taken for cou-
fessed as TO HIN and set for hearing ex
parte and TINT n copy 81 this order be
published for four successive weeks in the
ClarlSsvifle CHRONICLE. tHt hIf
I A copy-nttest YH RH' ~ ig tV4 Z
w. +. SHACKELFORD, G. & NJ. \
Humphreys 4 Daniel, Solicitors for Com
'plafnants.
MarchlO-Iw. ~H~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19
NON. RESIDENT NOTICES

UTATE OF TENNESsEE. In
u Chancery at Ciarksville.--A Az
rules held In the Clerks Office,
Chancery Court, GAINESVILLE w. H.
Elliott, complainant, VS.. Thns. J.
Munford, ct ais, defendant. 1t APP
pearing from affidavit filed in this
cause, that the defendants,a M. H.
Bronaugh and wife, r. ". II. Bro
naugh, John nj. Carter and wife, +.
a: Carter, J. G.. Kirkpatrick, Sarah
w. kirkpatrick and Martha p. Rad
ford, are non-residents Of the State
81 Tennessee rs therefore ordered
that. they enter their appearance
herein before or within the first three
days of the next term of said court,
to be held on the third Monday in
April next, 1870, and plead, answer
or demur 10 complainsnt's bill, OF
the same win be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing ex
parte; and that copy of this order
he published for four successive weeks
In the GAINESVILLE Chronicle.
A copy--attest at -.
Ia w. 7. SIIACKELFORD, 2
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19

NOTICE EXTRA DINARY,-Iinying
W. q. Sentef, Governor Of fonnesfee, Clm-
missioncrof 1segistrauon for Montgomery
county, hereby endorse aud rnitfy the ac-
lion that has been taken by Joshua Brown,
Cbroner for said county, Ian reference TO the
appointment of recsiyars, Judges and
clerks OF the Forthcoming election to be
said officers nre required ito nirnish two
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in which 10 dcpositc the
votes upon the new constitution, and the
other hi which 10 depoSite the votes for The
county OTHERS. q lLjli-tl ,lll. .Lltfftl ~
- 80 - II. ", WATTS, t5@, isc0.
AInrchlO-iw. 'tlN 'fN ~ ~.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-19

iyThIfty,two laborerx frou, virxinia,
recenhD passed over the Edgefield
and kentucky nilruad, for the plan
tations about Hopklnsvills and Penn
broke, Kentucky.