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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14


THE following is copy Of the am
nesty bill introduced in the United
Senate the other day by Mr.. Robert
son, Senator from South Carolina /:
BE IL enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the Uni
ted States IN Congress assembled
1.-TWO thirds of both houses concur
ring), That all persons, except as
hereinafter excepted, subject to any
disability imposed by the fourteenth
amendment of the Constitution of the
United States, are hereby relieved
from such disability: provided, never
theless, that the following classes of
persons are excepted from the pro-
visions of this act, that is to say /:
Frst-All persons who, being MEM
bers of the Congress OF the United
States, withdrew from their seats and
aided I'm the rebellion.
Second-All persons who, being Of
ficers of the army or navy of the
United States, left said army or navy
and aided said rebellion.
7Hird-All persons who were men,
bers of the State conventions which
adopted pretended ordinances of Sc
cession. .r''t.s
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14
The Retired Cond uc,or.

"Gris, of the Cincinnati Times, re-
lates of an old conductor promoted to
train dispatcher as follows:
Habit was exceedingly strong with
the ex-conductor. AS he sat In the
Office he would start every time he
heard bell ring and yell, "All
aboard" Then he would go about
the Office at intervals and try to col
lect fare from his assistants. We
dropped In casually, one afternoon,
and Billy wanted to know II we had
a "pass." He couldn't get accustom-
ed to his new position at all. He
pined to be again on the road. One
day he begged the boys to put him
through collision, which they did
to his entire qualification. They tore
his clothes nearly off, BACKED both
his eyes. broke Kerosene lamp over
his head, and piled red-hot stove on
top Of him. Billy was In an ecstacy
of delight, and declared he hadn't en-
joyed himself 50 much since he had a
bile.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14
lnteresttnr Statistics.

DIR. Avent, of Memphis, who was
surgeon In the Confederate army,
estimates that the whole number OF
Confederates killed during the war
was ,773, and including those who
died by disease, the number lost was
10000. He says the whole available
force of the Confederates from first TO
last was 600,000. Mr.. Geo. II. Stew
art, in lecture in Philadelphia, on
the l4th instant, stated that the num-
Der of men enlisted In the Union
army during the war was 10000, ,055.
The number ofcommissioned vessels
was 73l, and the number Of colored
soldiers l78,975. The total number OF
men in service when Lee surrendered
to General Grant, was over n million.
The Government spent for the main
tenance of the struggle, about three
thousand five hundred millions oi
dollars.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14

THE New York Shipping List gives
notice that In its next annual state
ment of the cotton crop of the United
States to be made up next September,
it will include in the total statement
of crop, the consumption of the cot
ton-growing States, derived from ac-
tual returns from the mills at the
South, excluding all estimates of un-
baled cotton taken for local use. BY
this method, the statement Of the
crop, and the production of the cOun-
try will be identical. One of the
great objects to be gained by the pro-
posed change in making up the an
nual statement of the crop, is to cor
rectly ascertain the exact proportion
of consumption in the States South,
as well as North of the Ohio and Po.
tomac rivers. This is a good idea, and
we hope the Charleston Courier and
New Orleans Price Current will adopt
it
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14

WIILIE's HoME.-We have rarely
seen n simple chlld's story that more
touches US than the following, which
we find in an exchange:
"This Is my home!" cried the lit
tie one treasure boy of four summers,
as fresh and rosy he came from school
at the close of short winters after
noon.
"Indeed, little Willie" said his
father, why Is It.? Suppose you 40
out on the sidewalk, and try at the
next door suppose you step into the
entry, throw OF your little sack as
you have done here, and go into the
parlor, would not that be your
home ?"
+" No, indeed" said Willie, ait
would not be-"
/" But tell me why not?"
Willie had not thought Of this. He
paused a moment, then directing his
eyes 10 where his mother quietly Sat
sewing, he replied With an earnest
gesture. lA.I,....
"RuE Iists here~ -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14

DOMESTIC ECoNoMY.-E Extraya-
giant parents must expect to have ex.
travagant children, and when mas
tiers and mistresses do not econOmize,
they can scarcely expect the servants
10 do so.
There Is vast difference between
economy and stingincss. The former
is laudable-the latter despicable.
Prudent persons who study their ex-
penses closely are likely to set aside
three-twentieths Of their yearly in
come for con tingencies six-twen-
tieths for household expenses three
twentieths for servants and amuse
ments; four-twentieths for education
OF children, personal expenses, etc ):
and four-twentieths for rent, wear
and tear Of furniture, insurance, etc.
For example, suppose your income
to be S2,OOOa year, you expend 5000
for food, $500 on servants, ETC., Si00
on family and personal expenses,
S400 for rent, while there remains
$500 for an accumulating fund. II
your income Is fiuctuating, he sure
and set aside six-twehtiethB of Il for
q reserve fund, and divide the rest OF
the income as above. There Is great
deal in management. Some house.
keepers will make 50, 900 60 farther
than Others will s., 900. The habit OF
spending money peedlessly, in the
qualification ofa host of imaginary
wants, Is one into which our young
men and women are too apt to fall.
The folly OF this they can see and ac-
knowledge, and yet they have not
the resolution to pursue q different
course. We call upon all our readers
who are not blessed with abundant
means to ponder upon these things
to abstain from present expenditures,
and lay up stated amount of their
income every year.
There Is many man who keeps
himself poor by indulging In the {, I.
lowing trifiiny expenses:
Two glasses of ale n day, Mt ten
cents--seventy-three dollars per an.
mum.
Three cigars o day, at ten cents
each-one hundred and nine dollars
and fifty cents.
Making nearly 500 worse than
thrown away, since malt liquor and
the nicotine stupeiy the brain.
ih"e S.oV "ouiu pay 1he preniuIn
upon a life insurance for the benefi.
of wife and children, or 1t would save,
perhaps, an overburdened mother
from needless toll i'm her Old age. II
Is pitiful to think of the tens and
and hundreds of thousands Of dollars
which are yearly consumed in smoke
aud In liquors which debase and bru.
tify man "whO was made little
lower than the angels" Well might
jeremiah say: God made man up.
right, but he hath sought out many
ventions."
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14

COTTON MILLS IN AUuUsTA.-An
Augusta paper publishes the follow
ing statement OF cotton mill In that
city:
"The cotton factory at Augusta,
Ga, is one of the hest managed fac
tories in the country. Its aggregate
net earnings since the war have ex-
ceeded $500, 900 out Of which 1910, 900
Ihave been paid to stock holders. The
stock is now valued at Sl60 per share,
and none for sale. 1t organized with
capital Of $500, 900, which has since
been increased out OF earnings to
100000 The whole capacity of the
factory at present comprises $4,000
spindles, sos looms, consuming l3O
bales Of cotton per week. The pro-
duet on the average Is 52l yards OF
fabric to every loom per day-say
25, 900 yards per day, and over S,OO0,-
900 yards per annum."
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14
rHE CENSUS OF 1870.

The ninth census of the United
States will be taken, and the provis-
Ions Of the act of May 23d, 1850, on
the first of June next. The assistants
ale paid as follows: Two cents for
every name taken; ten cents for every
farm; fifteen cents for every produc'
tive establishment of industry two
cents for every dead person, and two
per cent. Of the gross amount oI
names enumerated for social stats.
tics, and ten cents per mile for travel
IL will be seen by the foregoing that
the compensation allowed an nssis.
tant or enumerator, provided the dis
trict allotted to him shall not contain
less than 10000 persons, will be about
5000 or more.
The law provides that each assis-
tant, after qualifying, shall perform
his duties by personal visit to each
dwelling-house and to each family IN
his subdivision, and shall ascertain by
inquiries made by some member oil
each family, II any one can be found
capable OF giving the Information
but IL not, then Of the agent Of such
family--the name thereof, the age
and place OF birth Of each, sex, color,
ETC., and shall also visit personally
the farms, mills, shops, mines, OF
other places respecting which infor-
nation is required; and when such
information Is obtained and entered
In his blanks, then his memoranda
shall be read to the person furnish
ing the facts for revision.
There Is q penalty for refusing
furnish the required information to
to the assistant. The act provides
that every person more than twenty
years ofage belonging to any family
the case of the absence OF the heads
and other members of the family
and Is required to render true state.
ment Of the Information required, on
pain Of forfeiting thirty dollars, to bt
sued for and recovered in action o.
debt by the assistant, for the use o
the United States.-Nashviiie Ban
ner.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14

AT Helena, yesterday meeting Of
citizens was called to decide what
should be done with the prisoners A.
l.. Compton aud Joseph Wilson, who
had been identified by Linhart, the
man they robbed md attempted to
kill on the night ofthe 27th. A COM
mittee of twenty was selected to
try the case, who found the prisoners,
guilty and sentenced them to be hung
The sentence was carried into effect
at 8 o'clock in the presence OF over
three thousand people, and frontier
Justice was satisfied.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14

IT stated that w. J. Whipper,
colorsd representative from Beaufort
county, =, c., and prospective candi-
date for Congress, has been appointed
Brigadler General Of fmilitla for Char.
lesion district. 1t Ii further stated
that there will at once he organized q
regiment Of militia N each county,
ybieh shall parade ea tho tth q
July pcxt, "
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14

Mr.. ]. HALE SyPHER, carpet
bagger from New Orleans, who
squeezed into the House on Thursday
last, but was as promptly squeezed
out, 1t is said, Is to be appointed q
special Treasury agent TO go To New
Orleans to make raids on the custom
house there, which is spresided over by
Grants brother-in-law.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14
THE ONEIDA.

The Korooawa corress,,,,Je,,t of
the Sacra Irnion giyes n thrill.
inc account of the dangerous but s,,c.
cessf,i ofynrt ~ rharIas + .o,,oao who
in submnr;ne arn,nr surcsedaJ In
no. ch;n,, tha wraoL of tha Ona,da
which lies Mt the denhtb NJ ioa fset
water kftsr .o,,n,ii,,,, ~ ,.as os,,ars
tajned that The decn 81 tbe oned;o
was loa faet bsne.th The sprSacs nf
the h.v Eiuht str,,g NOR waro Jo.
taijad fo kean tha ar nun,n ocnstont.
| iv in motion ne tba ,isa ~ the intre.
MD diver danon,ad an 81 or ,,a,,;stant
effort the mon hecnming fatiymcd
showed siyns of ren,;tt;nn 3hair iohor
when n q hrnthar I,f = n,,s,aa axoIa;,,,
cd % Gre,t God, ynn S,;ii n,,,m,ar
INV brother bis life denends IN vo,,r
keening that nu,,,n co,,st 3 ntyy :, ~. 49,
tion: ston ap,,in nj vonr nerii'm TIC
man nerlervernd o1d tha exnar,,nant
hscarpe n sncceSs On roo nbinn liz
surfacs tj,o divar 500 o,,od Nsin;stor m n,
Long n sworl n nd iaco,,erad how faLon
rom the wrech as an .,arnest % os % III
success He renrosente 4 that tbo " ., , az
seventy faat tha ann gova % eyne,innt %
Iight and The wotar ,Sas o,',sa o,nor
and a,tho,~h for M ,nstannt h;s s,,,,,
nlv of air was anca nhacI ad 10 rooob
aj the dao,r Of tho sh;r ;,st .starn ~.
m,yzen n,"st p'e' ''''e'" VIC
Having examined tbo s,d. ~ tho
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14

MEMPHIS, May O.--The Supreme
Court this morning dismissed the APP
plicatlon for supersedeas in the con
tested election case Of Curry va.
Wright, for the Sheriffality of this
county, which gives Wright the
office.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14

Mr.. ScBENck introduced a Joint
resolution declaring that the 18th OF
May, being the day appointed for the
decoration Of the graves Of soldiers
who died in defense az the Union, ID a
public holiday and bcfoseyer observed
as such hy the people Of the United
letates. Passed without division.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14

BOSTON, May 6.-Rev.-Frederlck
Fremont Lovel, pastor OF the Univsr-
salist Church In Essex. Is accused Of
gross licentiousness, and II is reported
that he has left his parish In the town
under threats OF coat oftar and fsath-
ers> .yU
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14

meditation.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14
lggga CLARKSVILLE
CANDY MANDATORY.

rlERHAPS IT IL SoT GENERALLY
II known that there In such n thing ns II
candy Mandatory In Clarksvillc; but
such N the fact. I am engaged In the man.
flain and Fancy Candy, which l offer IN
Shs trade, wholerale and retail, at Louis
VILE prices, freight and charges added.
1Snconrage Home Trade, and get the J'na-
dslifs~ufcd article. nSrCOuntry merchants
would do we'll to examine my goods be-
sore they send their orders away from
hcne.
have ON hand large lot OF toys for the
christmnS holidaya-also keep Cakes and
head Of every description.
N. MATrlI.L.
Doc. =, is6o.-tL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-14

vHIhr content Is, niGs is pe4st.
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NOTICE.
Baltimore. March Is. 1870.

Baltimore. March LIST 1870.
Fu\HIS is to inform our friends and
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ter entirely distinct from our old business.
will gil all orders when accompanied
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.tg r va ~. 50.
"a. Gsorge GsisSss ii ss.,-..

IL the Circuit Court Tor ST Mays county.
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Hs -'@ No 2S8 n E 4sv
ANDERED BY the Court. that the re.
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sitting as Court Of EQUITY.
-, No. l57 Equity. =
ARDEREO. this srd day q March, 1870
~ that the Asaisoa's, keport nssked B.
6Ied In ibis cause, be ratified add cooHrmes.
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next provided cory Of this order BE- 10.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-14
Groceries,

Of oil kinds. to which particular attention
is called, and purchasers are assured that
their family supplies
will be made to them, freight excepted. a.
Baltimore figures.
Our entire stock having been purchased
at a favorable time
10 the markets and ut reduced rates. will
be sold at prices unusual in this market
AT the old stand of + Leo Spalding &
Co.. adjoining the Union Hotel, Leonard
Town.
We solicit an inspection of our sto. K
and share Of public favor.
GREENWICH & FENWICK.
Nov %. 1869.