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I ADucEs received at WaShinR ton con.
cernlng tho health 6f Chief Justice Chase
indicate, says the GAFOliet, that 4 very
doubtful R6ewfI eyur be able to resume
his seat upon the Supreme Bench.
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New YORK Produce Market.

~ NV YOaN, VotobOF IB'
CoFFoNA Demand active and ptieel advanced;
npllndS l6Sr, I'D
FLoUR-Quiot and unchanged.
GRAIN-RheSt-Dn Bphng declining and
winter arm; nGF spdnE o. so0 y O. winter red
amber 81 SOL 40, HyS-h hteSdy o. o1D93o. Oata
Dali and PtleoS dFoohihG; W6stGfl 0BlAc;
Ohio H08SG, CoFn-p6ll and nomlnali mixed
8198SC.
RaOh--Steady. iH
PiOVIsloNd = Pork unchanged Beef Bulk
MeStS and Bacon dull aud pTIcVl dFooplpg, Lard
unchanged; god lGS@l6Hc. 4 asSsi.
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C0hinet NaEaiOn

The Cabinet held session to-day Ol
oVef IhrCe hour- The matters under
consideration were Of minor importance,
The Secretary Of War received dis
patch from the north to the effect that on
Investigation Il could not be asCertained
that 81, Clair canal had been seized BY q
Canadian force
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STAIB WOlna--Ete2i 2ioclfus Al1guAll t4aS AFH
ncsssea. old, 69S; new, GQkj ylEHlnlAs rev, o.
old, 6SN; North CaFoliuas, old, 81 neW, u.
6TOcKh-llCaVy.
Western upion Telegraph, O&s AdAms kX'
u; United States, o; PAolAe Nall, tSki New
YuFk Central H9kt script, Nm; Bic, SSHi Hat'
lem, tSt16; Reading, loot; Nlehigan CCntFal, lSn;
Cleveland and PittlhprEh, lOSSi N0EihuostgFn,
8lE; do AFeISrTed. 6ISt; Rock lalAnd, ll0ki New
Jersey Central t0JStS 81 Paul, O. Y; DO pFulsFFCd,
=; WahaAh, b)t(; DO nF0lrffgd, 4; RI HAype,
%; T'efFU HaulS. als Chicago dnd' Ailhd, lI9Gs
Ohio 3 NISAlAslppl, &ki Cleveland, COlumhna
4 Cincinnati, 81; BugllnVtnl and Quincy, is0;
Lake shOrH, etAS; Indiana CeatfAl lHNi Illinois
CuntFAl laSN
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RaItinIollrIa nnrl,at.

BAlEInoH8, oetobeis.
FLouR- -stsady with . moderate demand.
0RAN-WheSt steady. Com dall and nm.
changed; western mixed and Whits 7669le, oats
lIa80 Rye 71090.
WEBEI-FlmGt q 9l6slHG.
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Two iron steamships are about being
built aG Belfast, ireland, for service Be.
tween Liverpool and Baltimore, under the
auspices ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company.
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PhiladeIphla Market.

PHlLADE1FiltA, October 10
PLOuR- -linChAnRp1.
0RAIN.-Wh61t SteSdy With i moderate do.
mRnd; Indiana rcd AZ q S10l 4O.i Gem dnllAud
prices nominal; western Jsl@ow sias1e Oats
pROvrn,oxs- Firm nESS pork ~ bO1STe
WuuKT-UnehanEoa
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I" The Negro Vote" In Maryland.
{" "Help me (ColOred) CasSius or

SAaAss- .T...
FWna ~ BaltlW,or AMsrleaa,
We have before us a copy Of an adver.
tiscment Of Democratic meeting at
Laurel Nd, held on the 4th inst, to which
the voters were cordially invited "IrithOu!
dIstinetion Of party or eoSor." Laurel Is in
the Ftlh Congressional district, In which
there are 80 many colOred voters that the
chances Of the election Of the Democratic
candidate, Judge Merrick, arc very slight
indeed; and In that extremity the
Democrats arc crying Justify TO the
colored people TO come and help
them, Haven't we always 'been
your triends" these Democrats now
ask the colorcd people, "Didn't We give
you the right to testify In the courts, and
didn't we pass the law 70 allow you to
register as voters :" and 50 on. Il isn't At
all likely that tho cOlOred people will for.
get the civil rights bill Of Congress, which
gave them the right 10 testify long before
the Democrats Of Maryland yielded an
unwilling assent TO that measure; nor The
Fifteenth Amendment, which gave the
colored man the right tovote before tho
Registry law was amended. But It Is
amusing to hear the piteouS appeals Ot
the Democrats 70 the coloFed people,
whom they pretend 70 desptse.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERsBuRo, Oct 1s.
The Government Censor Of the Press
has been removed for permitting attacks
by the newspapers on the King OF Prussia.
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In hlt speech yesterday at Roncy's
Point, Col. BES. WnsoX brought out his
dry goods samples, furnished by the New
York Free Trade League (Or BY the Ma
tional Democratic Committee, We don't
know which, and tried TO show thstew
present slfat itwopld ibs batter 10 buy
everything in Europe than to manufacture
II there. Why don't tho Culopsltalk Free.
trado in bis speeches in the city! Not a
word did he say about the tariff 10 his
speech at The Atheneum corner This
question o(sTwIE or Freo,tradea Is one
that greatly interests the people Of this
city, Why don't the Democratic soratoH
ventIlate their views on that matter here
instead Of saving all tleIF trCO trade talk
for the "roornl deostricks =
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GERMANY.
Aahirs Al s,rasburr:

BERIIN Oct, 1s
The people Of SEusburg afe generally
satiStied with the new order Of things
The Freuch sentiment, U there wiz be
any, has not shown Itself ofeniyGly since
the cspitnlstlon ThGre have bean Ons Of
two instances of dring On the German SOL
diers paGrOllng the city, from the windows
oHhOusaI. The culpri1 Wef0 immediate
II appFehended and brought 70 justice.
With the appreciation Of al classes Of citi.
Zens, the Official Language In the AlHace
hereafter will be German,
A gentleman has arrived a VeFSailltS
from England, with $1,000 pOundS Stetl.
ing raised 10 that country Glr tho German
hospital fund. Tho amount will DO turn.
I'd over tothn German RuthoEitleA
Sc. CIoud a Ruin.
ST. Cloud & total ruin, al the pictures
and tapestry were destroyed BY dre from
the foFtG
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New York lIOney ana stock Market.
NM, YoSH OrtDN.T IA

N6HHT--NlEkpl tlsy Ata peF eonL
SHRRiN0 EXcHAN0RT-e eRpkOFs' bllla At lUfk
OlU. The monuments WtEO o1gSneoEVd BY \
Canadian, VhO sola heavily soaaa 1mS aRO, and
has 6eaR 0ulSily 6AyiHg q Ne Fecent decline.
GOIp-0peR6d ct llS and elnsod steady Al
ia BnIFoWiag rates ~ ol-Sl per cent, Clear.
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BELGIUM.
Rnrs.r1s. Ocloher 1A.

BNU85ELS1 UCIOUoE To-
The Independence BslN suStalnS iG at
tack on BlSmarrk'S policy. Il charges him
With dealing in insinuations without ALE
CATION Of IAeta
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CuEcK...IE has come tolight that Senator
VIckcs, OF Maryland made a deed this
spring conveying a square foot of ground
to nlnety.tour citizens Of Chcstertown,
Kent county, Nd, with a view To enable
the grantees to vote at the local election
about bGing held there last spring. This
gave each voter a little over ono square
Inch Of real estate, yet carried them ont
side tho StatO law with regard TO free
holders, A Colorcd Republican, however,
rcSortCd to tho same tactics among his
own friends, and defeated the ambitious
schemeo the Senator, as the colorcd vote
gave the election % the Republicans,
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Nav YORK Dry Good ,aIarket,3

NEW YoRK, October 49,
Market somewhat weak on certain clAOSbS Of
cotton goods, but wherever c0Nf0aBl0nt MP be-
Iig made tho goods cell q lttl0 moro rapidly
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ENGLAND.
Rumored Tender OF Mediation by
Russia,

LONDON, October 1s.
Its said that Russia tenders her offices
for mediation and that Austria and Eng.
land are anxious for peace Bankers are
to-day declining to negotiate Berlin paper.
Hamburg aud Bremen Threatened.
Hamburg and Bremen are threatened
by tho French tleet and the excitement in
those cities Is intense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-19

Hon. JOHN V. GRIZZLY, the Independ.
ent Republican who defeated Hon.
Charles O'Nell for Congress in the Sec.
ond Pennsylvania District, in speech on
Monday evening, said that he was RadI'
cal Republican, always had been, and al.
ways intended TO be. This Is poor con.
ISOLATION for tho Democrats who voted for
Mr. CteelY.
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q - tphs she baIlpea oHLhe yo00e

il hssl tSbs tbe bo1ipsa oEthe young
Democrats asdgelIBg. beresbouiS q
sbuSe IhS Republican candidate foF, Con
.eIe.s. Ons Of them 10 . pPrehd.eaEle
defamation d Cameron, commented on
Yby pay correspondent this morning, I'M.
.defto6k % tneer al bis record ~ soldier.
WohEye healed that another INDUCED .
similar Line Of remark here at club
meeting . few nights ago. Nov Il these
fellows know anything about Il. they
know hat GoU'S record in The army Is
highly honorable 70 him. He WnS always
at his post, save while In robel dungeon,
in heavy jrpnS, a Richmond. Any state.
mat tlat Con Wss sofa brave officer Is
utterly hlso and tlauderous. We were
told long Pgp BY . member Of tie Third
lutidlFy, hsit GOTv's tpefSOpai soatase
and Inlrcpedity were CALAMITY displayed
in the second Bull Run battlc,
and that he was largely luGtru.
mental there tn preventing the total
,rolt OF bis regiment, which had become
broken and scattered. HeSeI1ed the coIoFI
and boeq them hlmsslf lill be lad rallied
lsnodg6oT tic regiment around them to
prevent ItS further demoralIzatIon. Our
informant who was then q private, spoke
Of his conduct as most gallant ItiSquEte
worthy Of The party whose friends he was
then lighting in the fleld TO seek to black.
en- hiA reputation now that ho Is lighting
them on the rostrum; and we suppose
these whippcrSnAppcB who make this
Style Of defamation the burden Of their
speeches, are TO some extent excisablO in
not knowing anything else to talk about.
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0kyvlzIlaAasgg. I.
PITsTsBURCfu, PA.

PITTSBURGH, PA.
r .s"E iHg I'glGf llT dFtylEfIa ~
The most popular and dlueseSsial business sol.
leges In tho United sIAlsS, upwards Of Sixteen
ThOuSRnd Students, representative nom every
State in tho Union, having attended during thO
past Fifteen years, fa afi.h ~ ilsl
CIrcalRn with f1ll particulars - 70 course Of
study, mOthOd Of Instruction, QuSltacat tons, for
entering, necessary eIpanseG, &C., &e, on ID.
drehHiug the PrineipaIS a =
7'i SMITH . C0wLBY! q
augiGW.s&w @ Pitt1burgh. Pa.
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Lopdon pond sfarket,

lCabIu report resolved BY Augustus Pollnek, ,EsQ ]
@ gF - Tp,,HN fSNinhaP IA
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WARRINGTON.

A CAGaee for Some More Royalty.
wAsurSGToS, Oct IS,
BIds Were opened BY Gen Dyer Chlsi
Of the OrdinNco Bureau, to-day for 900, 5
OOC' Springfield rlhed muSketI, new, and
10000 old but seFVicpable; 10000 new
Ended ride, 10000 eerviceable and 00,.
900 unserVIceable, Action thereon will
be taken In few days, Bids were rcceiv.
ID from the most prominent gunmAEetS
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HAtT-mAHn


81. -
BASF-LRAVm WEgF-LBAVRl,
Wheeling daily LC8Ve8 Wheeling -
6t.......s..S.SO 4, n. daily GE,.elgS4S q, n.
iRIVES a. BellGlFo 20. ll:65 8, q.
GRfl0n. 80. $50 .. d. 1ARH1VRB A. irn3
SsasssSGa SaIsiSsSS ssS 3 3 r. r. SSns s E.
WA1en S!sy. i999 ?. g Ig9llmhusi ;S:sS Pr.
New YORK, 6:U0 q. n. Cincinnati .1Qt0 p, -.
PAST LINE. 43'pldifG
HATr-1RAyu ivHbF-LlAVHS.
Wheeling daily LeSYea Wheeling
Gt 800 p. N. 91ily At'.. .. I:l9S. N.
~. AHETESs AZ BellAiro .e:S0 & p,
W0lhu City,. Ge0 .. n. lapeSytll0. !19eQ pm.
New York. l:i0p n Columbus, $50 p. p,
NAIL TRAIN. ~ eslj
EAsT-L1AYEs WElT-LgATEa. 4,
wheeling daily aLeaI0 Whe6llng
At....".ss. li:S9 p. N daily At.I 1IslBp. n.
ARI1VEa At AHHTVES At
Grafton 800 =, n. NOWnFt l.es90 q d.
WG6hTa city !is ;. N. cosT@Sas! - Is Z. q:
New York. -. 600 Q, N, Cincinnati 81 90 N,
'Satud1ys excepted. ssundAya excepted,
l ACCOMMODATION. 'f7'.l l''i.''
BA5T-LBAVEs wl91-LBAYRSB f4li
wheeling daily sWheollng daily
Am. At, -. -. .I..S:56 p. d.
ARI1YEo AZ AHRtYES At st.,,r
0ElII0H. $40 p. N. EluB5E .g.00p. M
PaHtSFsbuFE .Gt9 p NJ NGulFI /. y ..1G10p, NJ.
Cumberland. .tGiS p. N. eODdlaky. .0;08p. N.
S6undsyB excepted. SeRIdaSS aIoOptsd ~
Trains On ~ NGln I4hS mako eoppSetio1s aE
BalHmOre With tFaihg IoE PhilaaRbhia, Nov
York and Boston. A. Relay H0l60' TiS SWsSi.
Ingt0n City, foF al p0lntg SQ1th,
Genital Ohio trains make direct connection q
COluHibu8 for al points West and NOFthWo6fs J i,
1teEs3 tt 70 all pdneipaIPolnEs san 6s procured
Master Of TnnspoFtstl0p, Baltimoie,
tt W RT.DEVHfBBi ~
lunM QeneEal Agent. WhoolinF.,
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Tho steamer Orion, Capt Rutlln, Of tho
Goodrich line, running between this port
and Grand Haven, Mich, was wrecked on
Grand Haven hArbor this morning, and
will probably prove q total loss. She cost
$4,000 and was insured Tor e., 900. D.
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N. Theirs, In his interview with Gorts.
ChakolF at 81. Petersburg, suggested con.
gress Of the European pOWGrs, Otwhich
Rus8ia shall boa member. The reply Of
the Russian Government was that II it
Joined the congress the revision Ol the
treaty 1880, debarring the Russian fleets
from the Black Sea and other restrictions
upon her, must be counted upon,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10

MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRIcUL-
TuRAL AND MECHANICAL AssocIA-
TfoN.--We would ngain remind our
readers Of the time Of holding our
next Fair, and as the time is near at
hand commencing Sept. l4th,) all
are advised, IL they have not already
done so, to put things In readiness to
attend.
Heretofore our merchants and me-
chanics have neglected our Fair, and
as a consequence, q crowd has not
been In attendance sufficient to in
spire enthusiasm among contestants,
hr ides which, the Association have
lost money by anticipating more than
was realized, and offering Premiums
not justified by the attendance.
The Premiums offered this Fall are
more libe Than any heretofore Of
fered, and much rare sport Is in store
for thvse who attend. We advise
all to suspend. business while the Fair
Is In progress and attend. The peo-
pie Of Hopkinsville have set us a
good example in this respect, and
have not suffered any loss from doing
so. The merchants there close up
their stores after nine o'clock in the
morning, and open again after four in
the evening, during the Fair week.
This is n good example, we think,
and rs it will not cost much, we adj
wise our merchants and mechanics to
try it once.
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what Doc. Res.ou sn.,

rrxr--
az" hteie 'h"hsoose, WHEN ut.en oy
uean'y serpent, resorts 10 q certain plant
e"ts Oh IT, anu escapes the erect OF the pol
son. Inat Is instinct. Human beings, on
'ne other manu-, must depend on reason
ana experience In selecting the means OF
protectinghea ana lie against unwhole-
some influences. NOW, what does reason
say on this vital suhjectY Does IL not tell
US thet 10 ihVigorate anu purify thc system
~ the pest way 10 protect " esNinsl the IN
visip'e Po'soh which kepssa'5s oisease
surrey tooes' ms next qu''s'oh H. w"a'
suioe snen VIC io"o" IN onoosins "eu'-
c'h", s"i.su"ro' nc"son .cp"es' ~. your
lhon'.o' "c eApe'ience. "en' VI. eApoii
enc o' "isn'ec" yea's, oonpriSou :" o'ie
.',o'oN'" se''o' y. sooy "o
,",s' "''ulc' u' .,'". .,o''.. S'vae
p" .,
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orrmECoyxrY coURr.


COUNTY and Criminal Judge, T. w.
King.
NAMES OF MAGISTRATES:
LIST Dist--Jas. s. Brown and @. w.
Hampton.
end Dist John A. Rollow and r.
F. Furgerson.
srd Dist--Jas. F. Rogers and VIM.
Harrolson. .
4th Dlst--w. s. Mallory and d. F.
Carr.
9Th Dist--Z. Smith, and Henry
Rogers.
9th Dlst--H. NJ. Dudley and G. H,
Slaughter.
9TH Dist b. b. Homer and s. l..
Smith.
9Th Dist-Tho's Ogburn and Isaac
Howard.
9th Dist-C. Frederick and H. P,
Duncan.
10th Dist--W. J. Sherron and John
Helm.
18th Dist-wm. Rudolph and P. o,
Travis.
18th Dist-R. d. Read, Joshua
Cobb and w. j. Armstrong.
14th Dist-G. b. Swift and Tho's
Atkins.
18th Dist-S. HI. II. Wilson and
A. w. Fizer.
10Th Dist.-W. B. Batson, Jr. and
VIM. Harvey.
18th Dist.-Grifiin Organ and w.
M. Organ.
18th Dist.-W. Baggett and John
NJ. Smith.
18th Dist.-R. Eldridge and II. H.
McFalI.
Goth Dist.-S. A. Nesbitt and V.
NJ. Smith.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10

OUR SCIIooLs.-We are glad to
chronicle the fact that our schools,
both male and female, have opened
with bright prospects. Welearn that
Steward College matriculated fifty
on the opening day, and the Female
Academy about one hundred and fifty,
with about fifty boarding pupils. The
opening day more than meets the
most sanguine expectations. We
feel proud of our schools, and believe
their reputation and prosperity will
increase in proportion as their excel
lencies are made known.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10

THE I'LL made and the metaling
done on Seventh street, by our city
officials, is work well done. We no
tice, also, fill is being made on First
street, at Its junction with Commerce
street, which will add greatly to the
convenience Of travel on that thor
oughfare, and will have a tendency
to retain all the dirt that washes
down there, which, heretofore, was
carried off to the river. The metal
ing of Commerce street is progressing
finely.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10

WE extract the following interest
ing item from the last number of the
Leaf:
Rev. DIR. Sears, manager of the Pc
body funds writes to Rev. Mr.. Nc
Kinney of this city, that il Clarks-
vile District will teach session OF
eight months, he will give the Com
missioners 81 900 for that purpose.
The funds appropriated by the coun-
ty and State are scanty, sufficient
only to carry on the schools five
months, and at IA meeting Of the city
Council on Friday, the facts were
made known, to the board, who wise
~ and generously, appropriated $500
for house rent and fuel expenses of the
schools within the Corporation limits.
This action Of the Board will not
only bring to our city thousand dol.
lars In money but gives us the same
amount in education, while 500
could not have been more judiciously
applied under any circumstances.
The commissioners hope 10 obtain
sufficient means TO carry on the school
already commenced ten months.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10

MOZART QUARTETrE.- refer
ence to our advertising columns, IL
will he seen that the celebrated Mo-
zart Quartette will give two grand
concerts at Franklin Hall, In this
city, on Thursday and Friday even
ings, Sept. 18th and 18th. As u vio-
linist, Mr.. w. II McQuown is with
out an equal, and all lovers of vocal
and instrumental music of the first
order, should not fail to attend.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10
MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst, at McKentiree church
Nashville, by Rev. II. a. Young, DID,, Mr.
EDWARD III. LEWIS, of Battle creek Mines
Tenn, to Miss MARY HALBERT, OF Nash
We wish our young townsman and the
bride Of his choice prosperous and happy
future.
In This city, at Trinity church. on the 5th
inst, BY DIR. SAINT Rlnggold. Mr.. BENJA-
and Miss SAIDEE b. FAxoN.
AZ the Southern Hotel, on the 9Th inst.
BY DIR. A. u. Sears, Mr.. !. w. LAME to Miss
EVA FoULKs, all Of Russellville, Ky.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10

BOARD OF TRADE.-The following
important proceedings wore enacted
by the Board at its opening meeting
on the 9th instant:
A committee of two, Capt. +. p.
Gracey and III. G.. Merritt, was APP
pointed to visit the coal fields In
Kentucky, and the railroad compa-
MES, to ascertain the cost of coal de-
livered In GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Il. IL. Lewis, Chairman of the
CommitteeOn Manufactures, reported
in favor Of organizing an Agricultu-
raj acknowledgement capital
$50, 900, maximum 500, 900, in shares
of 5 90, and Mr.. g. Beringer recon-
mended as a suitable Superintendent.
The plan Is specific In detail, having
reference to the charter as found In the
Code of Tennessee, chapter ., articles
/, .. A committee of ten appointed
to solicit subscriptions OF stock for the
same, none tn be called for until $780,
600 is subscribed.
A Misunderstanding with some
parties in regard to 9Th class premium
Of Tobacco Fair $500 to whoever
ships to aud sells the greatest mum.
her of hhds. tobacco on this market
during this season. the Board con-
strucd the action of the Committee
to he that "all tobacco offered shall
be counted, except that which had
been rehandled or resold. Gold, Dali.
ey 4 Co. sold $50 hhds. and got the
premium.
This being the annual commence
ment of the Board, elections of OH.
GERS for the incoming year were held
d. n. Kennedy, reelected President
+. z Gracey, NJ. IL. Clark, Il. II
Lewis, Il. w. Humphreys, J. I. y
Whitfield, Weep presidents, NJ. V. In
gram, Secretary, l.. II. Clark, Assist
ant Secretary, J. w. Faxon, Treas
urer,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10

5000 special Premium, not an
nounced in the regular printed list OF
a fine gold, double-case hunting
Watch, the cash value of watch Is
5000, will be awarded for the most
skillful and graceful horsemanship at
our Fair next week. Entry fee, 10
per cent: of premium--fifteen entries
required. Ring last day Of Fair
This elegant Watch is on exhibition
at Cookies Jewelry Store.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10

The Five Dollar Sewing Machine pur-
chased by me, January, 1896, from the Fam
lily Sewing Machine Company, 50 Nassau
street, N. ", Las been In almost constant
use ever since. 1t has not been ont of order
once. Has cost nothing for repairs, and I
find 1t simple and reliable in operation,
and always ready to sew. Those friends
of mine who use them with the new i'm
provcments are very much pleased. The
one have would not pnrt with.
MRS. ANN w. CUTHBURT,
sept3-3m 42S West Both ST., N. Y.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10
WeIcome.-We take m UGH pleasur,

WeIe0me.--We take much pleasure
In calling the attention of our readers 10
the advertisement OF English Female Bit
tiers, In another column.
This com bination Is regarded rs the Great
Female Medicine OF the age, and is highly
recommended by the Medical profession,
and all who have tested It. Our female
community are troubled with many cont
plants peculiar to their sex, and now is the
time To secure a Bottle and be cured.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10

FRIDAY night, Of last week, whilst
the congregation were engaged in
worship at Salem Church, ON the
South side of Cumberland river, the
sleepers ofthe building gave way, but
did nothing more than awaken the
sleepers in the congregation. The
damage was repaired next day.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10

WIN. KLEEMAN has returned from
the East, and brought with him a
large and beautiful stock of goods,
embracing all the staples, and inter-
spersed with all the novelties of the
season. Those In search of dry
goods, etc., should not fail to call at
Kleeman's. II.