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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

NE nvd conApues to deciiue
slowly, with 2 feet on Harpeth. !, J
Tie Wharf has presented quite 4
business like appearance during the
past week. The packets discharged
considerable frefght.........The Spray
discharged a large lot of pine humber
for Messrs. Wilson & Co.'s planning
miil..~.....we notice the arrival Of
W.T.. Shackelford q 10. q model
barge from Tennessee River, loaded
with tan-barls for their large tanncry
at this place. 1t was towed ip by
the steamer JOHN Lumsdena.l :. T.. The
Emma Floyd, for Cincinnati, passed
down yesterday morning with a fair
trip. She added 35 hhds tobacco at
this place.... 1.-The Lawrence, from
Cincinnati, is due this evening, and
willle,,ve for that port on her return
trip next Tuesday'..i..The Gilmore
passed down yesterday for the mouth
of the river, to bring up the balance
of her large towl...a.The Tali.man
will leave this morning at 5 o'clock
for Cairo.........The Tyrone is due for
Nashville this evening at s o'clock.
,s......Rates of freight have advanced
to Soc per bbl on -four from Cairo to
New Orleans, and tonnage scarce at
that price. "2. " ii'ii ''si3 sin
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
THE CONVENTION.

a. .H..H ---------N NmnH lrHM Hf.t Z
The following In reference to, the
Franch ise and other important mat
tiers dlspo sed of by the Convention,
IS from the Nashville Banner, of the
i ~ ,.il ~. d 10. .boepsg .aahlo ali1
'.ftr the Convention, yesterday the Fran
chise questidhc came Zip as unfinished bust
ness.tnd was finaliy disposed or The sec
ton az reported by this majority Of the
committee was adopted after some amend
inent. This may. be considered the most
Important work OF the convention, and
ssuch has receiv we'd almost undivided at
Jtention for Ave daya The section rs n
naily adopted makes the suffrage uniyer-
sal, jtt requires. payment of, poll tax as a
Iqualifcation before voting 1t further re-
qtires twelve months residence in the
state and six months In the county before
q person can, become q votcrj and gives
the Legislature lpower TO pass laws in re-
gaitl to voting in the district or precinct
where voter may reside. nubc 9iduoIs
The poll tax provision was discussed
with ability on both sides. and its loppo-
nents made vigorous fight against II, GO
Ing SO for asto cili the ayes and noes on all
important subjects, The fnnl vote was
very decisive, being SO to 10. This amend
mcnt has gone beyond the control of the
been made. and that motion lala Oh ths
table. -fg h1rris lads soaiu O.
ny, uaut presented scheme Tor the re-
oreaniAa'ioh OF the 1uoiclars' itprovides
'h"' 'here shaii DC three Judges OF the su-
preme court VINO shall not reeeisc less
,nan eiVw PEE Hhhunh' me supreme
'uuses slieii ,oiu o'i Fe ior tweiye and the
o'nel '""seS ,or 'oh years "h eiectioh Ioi
nup'pnio suuseH' nuorhes 0eherhi anu
lcpon'er ior the ste,e, 70 Do on the
nIst ucsuay IN May, 1874 uid 3aii !
nc eoiihittec on Allscellsneous De-
pai''nen' n,aoe reporI. ~ provides ior
s'uehains thc Uonsututioh III thefoliow-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

qlToEAcco.--fhe number of cigars
soldilast year i'm tile First District of
Ohio amounted tothirtygn illion Ave
hundred thousand, being an increase
over 1858 of nearly ten mlllicns. The
tax last year was one hundred and
fifty-two thousand five hundred dol
lars. Chewing tobacco last year, one
millions six hundred thousand pounds.
Smoking and 'fine-cut tobacco and
shorts one million fifty-four thousand
pounds. Snuff eighteen Thousand
seven hundred and sixty pounds.
Total tax paidiin 1884, sixfhuhdred
and eighty-seven q thousand eight
hundred and ninety-two dollarse In
crease over 1858, fortyinine thousand
five hundred and seventy-eieht'dol-
lars and ninety-twoo cents. ~ The
amount of plug-tobacco shipped in
bond during last year was one hun
dred and twenty-three sth0usand
nine hundred and eighty pounds q
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
-----rs~<T-1,
COMMERCIAL.

The case which, we noticed last
week as prevailing IN all the money
centers Of the country, still continues,
and will likely continue, except as it
may be interrupted bysoIne artificial
means, until fall, when large amounts
OF money will be again wanted to
move tho crops Of the west and south.
'rhisperiodlcal change in money from
extreme stripgency to extreme ease,
is one of the, many, evils, which re-
cult from Q. currency which is ire
dcemable, and which has Govern
ment credit instead Of the products
,nf tho. country for ito basis. The vol
ume OF any currency which rests upon
credit Instead of some existing pro-
ducts OF Industry, is determined rath
or by the wants or necessities of the
party issuing it than by the wants or
necessities of trade, and does not, of
course, accommodate itself to the
constantly varying condition OF COM
merce, The supply Is no less abund-
ant when all the crops have been
marketed than when every means Of
conveyance is being taxed to its ut
most capacity transporting them
from the point of production to that
Of consumption. Nor win this evil
10 wholly removed until Govern
Inent notes are Withdrawn, and until
there is n radical change In our pres
ent system Of banking; but it may
he mitigated by fine adoption of some
measure facilitating the redemption
OF National Bank notes by tho in
stitutions that issue them.
The supply Of Exchange Is hardly
equal TO the demand, but rates remain
unchanged. When business In our
chief staple becomes very active, as
II will In q few weeks, the balance of
trade will turn largely In our favor,
and Exchange, Of course, become
very abundant. "a
Sales of tobacco are increasing from
week to week, and the competition
among buyers In securing such grades
and kinds as are best adapted to their
respective wants, II becoming quite
interesting, particularly to the plan.
ter for whose tobacco they are con.
tending, Purchases are pretty equally
distributed, no particular buyer as Is
somtimes the case, being allowed t.
take the lions share. To our already
large board OF buyers we will soor
have important accessions from
nbroad. This being the only market
where that particular class Of tobacco
known throughout the world as
"CLARKsvILLE ToBAcCo,n concen,
tratcs, the varied assortment that ],
offered naturally attracts those whC
deal in II. Prices are very firm,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
MARRIED..

On the Goth of January, 1870. at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, at lakewood
in this county, by Rev. II. j. Duncan, Mr.
W. NJ, Lacy, OF Kentucky. to Miss MARY
b. DINwIDpiE.
On January 18th at the residence of the
brides father, by the Rev. VIM. Dinwiddie,
Mr., JOHN =. MEEcHAM to Miss TENNESSEE
ADAMS, all of this county.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

ga TEXAS will hardly be ready for adj
mission into the Union before the
middle of February, After the Pres
ident directs Gen. Reynolds to con-
vene the legislature, some five weeks
will elapse before 1t assemblies. The
best Information is that the Republi-
cans have a, working majority in both
houses, and Will elect Republican
United States Senators. Press.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

EDITORS CHRoNICLE:-Having
received very complimentary call
through your valuable paper to con-
tribute again to its columns, l hereby
announce that, through your kind
ness, will, on Saturday the 10th
inst. publish an original MS. now in
my possession, dated and signed in
the year 1910, though the occurrences
happened q half century before the
signature Of the same. i am NOR
ally and religiously opposed, gentle
men, to the popular habit OF contrib
uting and pandering to the already
too Initiated taste OF the reading pub
lie of the nineteenth century. 'Tis
said that "truth is stranger than fic-
ton - II this be so, then why 60 out
into the wild. Visionary, chimerical
world for that which viii satisfy the
cravings of mental activity and in
tellectual aspirations? Permit me TO
thank you for the notice of my effort
relatlveto the developments in Dun
bars Cave, and II the public are not
disposed to credit the tfuthfilness OF
that sketch, ], Of course, am not to
blame.
Yours, most truly, ......
IoirN SYLVESTER.
February 4, 1870.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
THE SAME OLD ..
The Largest Glasses In Town, aud The
Best OF Cincinnati Lager Beer.

MR., K.NpPLER. ut the New Market
f,Nchange, still continues 20 seii the
hest beer nj five cents per glass, and
keeps the largest ela.ss-s. HE has a
good afsortin.nh OF Winrs, Robertson
t"hnty Nhisky. sna fRo igar. ...r
ialS ~ 1870 81 10
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
Saturday, Febr'ry 90, 1870,

two tracts OF land situated near Popler
Springs Furnace. one tract containing ~
acre- aud the other l2S acrus, being he prO-
perry OF MARI II. Paeaui, wherooh she now
Trnms---Six and twelve months credit.
with intersst nom date of sale. Notes with
good security required and q licIl retained.
". r. S1fA CkfI fDllD &. 4 NJ.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
Saturday, Febrry &c, 1870,

three tracts of land, lying on Red River,
ing to the estate of WIN. Lockert, deceased.
Tract No. contains 100 acres, lot No. con-
tnins IS acres, lot No. contAilsl5 20 acres.
TxnMs--One and two years credit With
Interest nom date. Notes with good sccu-
rity required and q lien retained. No re-
''wi ", 7, sHAcKELFoRp, O. an
4w-prtce-l&b-sl050
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

Onion sets by the quart, peck. bushel
or ten bushels, at Tarpl~y's Meat and Veg
etabie store. on the corner Of Franklin and
Second streets. ,...sf.
February s. lS70-tf.S
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
rnBT LITE CHARLES o. r1xoN.


In our last issue we barely had
time TO aDnounce tlledeathofsou cs-9
teeined'feliow-citlzen,i Mr.. Oharles o.
Tayon. whose loss, can be NO where
no much regretted as hero whervlbci
, wasso wellpknown and 80 highly APP
preeia ted. stOtter Journals have dones
justice to liis tSlepts az an editor, the.
scope of his powers ASA writer and
his in innate knowledge oflall that
pertainslto efficient journalism but
noncg saye thosewho knew him long
and In timatelyi can justly appreciate.
the extent to which these intellectuals
endowments were adorned, by his
4. merits in all tho relations of social
life. Generous, perhaps, to a fault,
he never turned deaf ear to auy de-
mand upon his lpynipatliySc asl u son,
u husband, father and a brother he
loved and swas loved tn5return, and,
In short, alluhis impulses 9were Kind
Gnl unseliish.gvna .yganBhyi . =
r1aForf many years, this paper was
the political antagonist of the. Jcf1er-l
/, sesian, each the organ rof Its respec-
live party, and when excitement'ran'
highest and the editorial conflict,
seemed bitter IL not actually hostile,
. there wasan under current of mutual
kindness and respect which gathered
isstrengtha with .timee and was inter
',rHpted only by the hand of death.'e
ttll As "a politician Mr.. ,Faxon twas
Arm andsaiecisleds IN his advocacy of
the rather cxtravagant theory Of pop
nlar rights, las,Rinterpreted by the
Democratic party; but, true to his
teachings, he promptly espoused the
cause of the South, and, to the last,
stood bylit in defense ofStato sover-
eighty and resistanoe to fanatic and
unconstitutional aggression upon its
people and n it's principles. And
though stricken down In the prime Of
life he livedto see the government
subverted9 and liberty buried by the
" hand of tyrahny.gs lJvsr in ,na.io
4s But peace to his ashes and though
his once noble and generous heart
can feel no more the pulse oflife,
neither Sean 1t feel the ipanes they
must endure who are encountering
oihe Ills of q Corrupt and sinful world.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
MULES, CATTLE HOGS,
CORN AND OATS
FOR SALE.

On Saturday the 10Th inst, will sell at
Clarksville, on tho Cunlberland River, 70
Head of Young Cattle, 10 Head OF Hogs,
tncluding some nne blooded sows; all the
Farming Implements,t Wagons, etc. Also
some Oats and Corn.
On Monday, Marcn nh, L will sell in
GAINESVILLE, at Roach 4 Co.'s stable, fine
young calves. TERNs--Four months credit
-notes with two approved securities
s.GEORGE ID. MARTIN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
CIarksviIIe Lear Tobacco Market


Sales by Turnkey, Ely q Co., of the File
plant Warehouse, on the 4th inst, of II
bids, as follows
II hhds. low and good medium leaf $1,000,
lOO0 10 10, $50, 50, 90s y 90, go, y 90, 8 co.
. 20, l at 50. q hhds. common to good
luss at 90, 100, 760, = 20, 72O, 40. Boxes
Lugs6 80, 90. t.,t.'. I ....'.,r. II. ......
By Harrison & Shelby, IL hhds az follows:
bugs, $780, $50, 8.95, no, 695, $50, 700; mo-
dium to common, IA hhds., 1915, $50, o. ~,
80, 975, $50 $50, ESQ., 92O. go, 90, 1000, 10,
By Smith & Williamson, hhds low me-
dunn, as follows s9sO, $50, 1850. $50.
Sales by Scat & Bowling, on the 4th inst,
OF four hhds., as follows: Lugs, $40;
common Leaf sslo, 1906 ! medium. sl0.75
Sales by Seat 4 Bowling, January 18th 8
hhds. Tobacco, one trashy Tugs, 4 a5, one
medium 9 10, one old leaf, 1025.
~. - A.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05


!, aMx; 49, - ! -. -, .@ss,,.s
~ Xsnt Icr<cay 80 70 n,%iv,,M
"a - Tysy 49,
snq maze some eLrangsmept ior :
'change id the -afrivaho of bainsht this
point. The following telegram from
M,-fs~,..,,.,,,,,.,,,-,,c -. ,..,,,t,.,.,
n,,,,. - -. as.s, Nv
ihis hiuch nus oeen ehecteu ny or-
ganization--let every business man,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
TUESDAYS pRecEEprNass

LD - ttrSSDht fhVtEEpINaSsF
q SENATE.--Housee bill, to regulate
the licensing of artists, passed, first
reading dnd referred. Also House
bill TO regulate the appointment of
inspectors for the Penitentlary.
Senate bill providing for the estab-
lishment of an East Tennessee Hos
pital at Knoxville, passed third read.
ing. Also Senate bills incorporating
theiTennessee Navigation, Immigra-
ton and Manufacturing Company,
and the. Memphis aud Vicksburg
Railroad Company.
House amendments to Senate bill
giving the town of Irownsville pow
er to issue bonds for railroad purpo-
SEES, were rejected. II. -,
Messrs. Cooper, Of Bedford, Hart
and Faulkner were appointed to con
fer with House committee OH House
amendments to Senate Penitentiary
bill. ...... ..i,, .......r. IA, 80
/ A resolution was offered by Speaker
Thomas requesting the Committee on
Federal Relations, to whom was re-
ferred the action of the House on the
proposed Fifteenth Amendment, to
report. thereon at the earliest day
practicable. Deferred by rule. l'd'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The committee appointed to inves-
Itigate the accounts and settle with
the late Qurtermaster General of the
State reported finding said accounts
correct as far as examined, and re-
com mended the adoption Of the reso-
lutionirequiring that officer. to turn
over to the Adjutant General all the
property, books and papers in his pos
session.
The committee state that the re-
cords show that the amount expended
for militia purposes amounted to
S324,756 The resolution referred to
was taken up and adopted. -
/ by, vote of SO to 81 the House in
sisted on adhering to its amendments
to Senate bill making the Penitenti-
ary self-sustaining.
The bill to amend the school laws
being under consideration, guT
Mr.. Mcconnell offered an amend
ment that the poll tax to be assessed
for school purposes by counties shall
not exceed one dollar. Mr.. Fleming
offered an amendment In lieu, provid-
! ing that the poll tax to be assessed
shall not exceed the State tax. Adj
opted. DL' Hna 2bn'ftir "'-li -i"i
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

FASHIONABLE young ladies, like
letters, require stamps or the males
reject them. 800.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
Land For Sale.

Thos. NJ. Reynolds VS.. Mary T.. Paeaud.
by yirtvn OF a decree made IN this cause,
al tho Octnbor Term, 1860, OF the chancrry
Court nj Ginrksville. ! will sell 40 JnlJiic
auction, al the court house, in Clarksviile,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
Saturday, Febr'ry &c, 1870,
SALE OF LAND.

bank of Tennessee VS., VIM, Lockert's
Heirs, iflH4N EdtFeLH s01
BY virtue OF an order made In this cause
at tho October term, lAiD. of Chancoiy
Court at Clarksvlllo, ! will sell, at public
auction, at the court house In Clarksville,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
q DIED.

In the city of Louisville, ON the list inst. =,
Mrs. Fannie NJ. Macrae, wife of q. Wythe
Mrcrae, late Of this city. .f.-..
In this county on the Sd inst, Mr., HENRY
GREEN, of Rheumatism OF the Heart.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
Iron Furnace q, /, !

Robert Caldwell VS.. T. Y. Dixon, ~ s,..-nnd
Russell Houston, Admir-. VS., +. Y. Dixon
etai. - z aiAs-4 n HI
by virtue of q decree rendered in this
cc s,. at the October Term, 1869, OF the
ny public auction, at the court house, in
Saturday, Eebr'ry 26, 1870,
Mo Furnace, and the lands attached, con-
s,ed on the east fork OF Yellow creek in
about 6Amiles from 0unibetiafid f{iver
1 MS IL very. valuable. iron property. and
offers great Inducements to -pafties desir-
ing 70 embark ia this business.
TRltMs-one and two years credit with In.
terest from date. Notcs with ,v0od surety
req uired. md a iienrctained.i No redemp-
., :. z ; w r snAcRrLFoRD, c. an.
aw-prfeess.50. ~ tosf,fsof 5er.oe;f, M,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Monday February 81, 1870,
,vg cLARKSvILLEiq
TRANSFER COMPANY

IIYE HAVE TIIoRorGIII.Yo ORG AN
XHI ICED our TRANSFORMATIONS
wv consisting OF Wagons, Drnys and
Spring Wugons-and arc now
prepared TO transfer all kinds OF nerchaii-
disc to every part of the city. and imme-
diate vicinity. We have gone to an ex-
pense OF $1,000 In fitting up our transporti,-
ton and stables, and hofe to be sustained
By the citizens OF Clarksyilie In tho under
taking a regular and reliable means of
transportation has been needed In our city
want. Any persons wanting traI,sporta.
ton can leave their order nt our officn over
t,ringhurst 4 Co.'s, or at the Wharf Boat.
II wagon Is wanted by The day, notice
must be given tho day previous.
Jan22-lm.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

TaE Humboldt Headlight has
changed Is i0rn nom an eight TO u
fous page paper, IL loses nothing In
size or interest by tho change. IL is
ono OF our M.At eNchnngca.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

ENrLANAToRY.--On account Of
sickness with one Of our firm and abb
scncc' on the part OF the other, we
failed TO put in an appearance at the
meeting last Monday night. The
design OF these meetings has our cor
dial endorsement, aud we VIII en-
dcavor TO be present in tho future.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
RECEIPTS (:

RrroRT of the Treasurer of the city of
Clafksyille, from February l, 1869, 10 Feb
ruary |, 1870: r.-....
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

rI,AKEN Up by b. F. Allen In District No
i q on the 9th day of January-one bay
horse, 4 years old next spring. about II
hands high, with white hind feet, star in
forehead, some white over right nostril.- -
Valued Mt fifty dollars by a. w. Jarman
. Feb. S, lS7O-3W, f1,f-,.a = Ranger of Mo,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

LOCKERT 4 CO, have ~ One ana
elegant assortlnent OF Lamps and
Lamp Fixtures rs can be found in
the West, and AN cheap as the cheap
est. novC-.f 4
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
! gsgs9sssssgsl

TO III: wuRkIS6 a. Ass --we ave sos prepared, %
ngnsh ~ a..s. a. y. -. 80 We
hghts.d psssiae rssia Of ~ sss' es,s ~,
Neif xhue time ID tie hynSs. b9send gze earn nessy
a. uuah a. nsa rbatai III ncuee may ~
gfsi Tosneh s.i ss.asd W vim .ega 70 ysy
~ az e,.e,,s e snns ens =, w
iranirs Iifrr1rv ~ l-sEis ~ thp stls>t st
M DIR " n auf tsfiansf ~. 's'htfiae sft, rfifts
y. e. ALIfH CO, A1otstAi IAiffs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
ROOM FOR RENT. (
10 the vots1s Of Montgomery.

Some time since Unpublished card In the
city papers Withdrawing from the canvass
for Jailor attic ensuing March election. L
ton OF the fact or n negotiation on foot 10
go to farming. Since the trade In view has
failed, and IN respect to the many urgent
of friends in ydrious paris OF
come a candidate for your suffrage, and IL
elected, will with pleasure refer you to my
past official conduct as an earnest az the
manner of my future action-i Owing to
the shortness of the time that will inter-
yene between this and the election, 1t will
al ", Msrefor6 I taks this inetliod To In
form yoti Of my action.
i am, with respect, ~, i,- G.. G, RICH.
= February B, 1870. uglecALllliTTV-T
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
Trice's Landing Tobneco Mark ct .
TrcE's LANprse, Feb. Q, 1870.

atI ~ TrcE's LANDING, Feb. 9, 1870.
Sales by HIGGINS & Co., on the I'd inst, of
% hhds. at the following prices:
slI 90. 10 50, 10 co. 675, 10 90, 0 90, 900, $50,
50, o 80, y Is, 8 20, . so, o 40, o 80, S75 80,
7 90, 740,, 200, 8 70, 80, 80, 60, %, 10 Is.
Sales every Wednesday.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

TrN negro population OF Kentucky
In 1881 was ase, l6v, In 1902 IL was
lAO@l5. Decrease IN nind years, o5,-
ro1
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
Furnace and Land.

ct nj. Leopold Nahu Va. John w. Mat.
this. taLg John D. duncan va. Thos. q.
lrAS"1'' .ais .rg1Tl rf1tdaig3 r s44taW
by virtue Of a decree n,nsIe in this cause.
ut the October Term. 1859, OF the Clancery
Court AZ Clarksvillo. ! will sell at,public
auction at the court house, In Clarksvlile,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05

AN apothecary's boy was lately
sent to1eave ut one housela box Of
pills, and at Another six ffvefo fowls.
Confused on The way, he left the pills
where the fowls should have gone,
anslthe fowls at the pill place. ! The
folks who received the fowls were as
tonished at reading the accompany
ing direction s. rSwallow one every
two hours."s ,s9-1iiVG c3f2.a.le I
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
Saturday, Febr'ry &c, 1870

a tract of land containing 'i25 acres, stu.
ated on the waters OF Spring creek. in
s,ontgomery county ,nbout ~ miles from
TERMsITen per cent. cash, and balance
on credit Of one and two years, with in
terestiron date. Notes with good surety
irs,l. . ", y. SIIACKELFORD. G. a II.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
RESOURCES.

bTATF OF IENNfsSEt, "a "l
ontgomery county, .I ....
/, w. p. Hume, Cashier OF the First Ma
.tionai Bank OF ClaTksyille, do soiemnly
swear that the above statement Is true aud
CORRECT, 20 the best OF my knowledge and
bgalief, s .#f 40 - .-.....- D.. Z
(sisned) W. p. huMh
. 1'fI aun.IN Cashier.
Sworn 10 aud subscribed before ms this
10Th day or January, 1870.
go = Il J0hA Il. cAAfPBELL,
Notary Public.
- SD. BEA UMoHL)l
a. ". HfLLMANI : Directors.
u. ". MAC1iAE,
Trhrlt NJ.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-05
los Acres Of Land.
Saturday, Febr'ry &c. 1870

los acres of land nj Dussantown.- afoi,j-
Pcacher and Crosfder, aud being The same
tract sold by the said Nancy, Bean TO ID. III |.
duncan. This tract q lana will be divl-
ded INTO lots which WILDE sold separately
TERMs-Sfx months credit. Notes with
soou surely rsluired and lien retained
for purchase Nancy.
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