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FROM TUNERSvILLE.
TunSrn-snLK, XIV, July T. Is72


os,y,.pc-a,.,. y.,,rie, yc~rnai,
tp,terrea last re.sl
n, IN. heo;,r,rg Of our corcspoodepce ".
,.or,i.od YOU /, vecLly contribution from mi.
Mac I, move, occurred 70 n. tina, Mace a,
.,ch ,m,o,,,ucs as Turncrville could eve,
an 10 ssuplv some interesting event either a,
a .oc;,i -, bu.;nc.. pa,ure N he bcralded N
IN. n.,t r,,dcr, Of Inc IbrsS,t. Rut ,bcre
va. an ah.olu,e de.r,h ~ item. In mi. commu.
n;,v Las, reet Not a single birth. death
marriage fight or sale Of stock The usual
life and animation Characteristic Of our
people. seem. to have been suspended during
The mas, vccL. And vour corrcspondcn, bsd
no other alternative but 10 suspend too-a
most painful and notifying Necessity. How
ever they say these are dull times, and we
think this total suspension In Turnersville
might be taken as fair illustration.
Mr. Ross Brown has recently returned from
Wayne, and relates misfortune OF most ag-
gravating nature that bcfell him while there,
VIA Having gone thither in quest OF sheep
and hnding on his arrival that they were not
to be had in the more open and settled parts Of
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We will publish, on the morning Of the first
day Of our fair, 1000 extras Of our paper,
which will he extensively circulated Among
other items Of news il will contain full list
Of all the rings at our fair, and other mater
Of general interest to the public. In this cor.
nection We desire to ssy that advertisers will
find this extra an admirable mcani Of plaoirg-
before the people what they have for sale,
their wants, etc, and limited number only
Of select advertisements will be received, Il
immediate application Is made
HILTON & CAMPBELL.
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The dullesi county court day in every re-
spoet, which We have ever witnessed in Lin
coin ooaaiy. al any season Of the year, was
lssi MoaAay. Scarcely half the usual crowd
vas in town, and them was less excitement
and business activity, by less than half, that
We ever observed. We can assign but two
reasons for this falling oA'-namely, the wheat
and oat harvest being ON hand, and the fact
that those who generally come to town were
here a day or two previous at the precinct
meeting Scapcely any stock was sold, and
but liule bidding for the few. Col Carpenter
told us his sales were 30 mesgre, that he fell
ashamed TO report them at all. We anticipat'
better times
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Years Ago,

In the long ago, the old brick house which
is now being torn down to give place to our
new banking house, was Used as a residence.
The cellar, which has long been out Of use, nj
one time was used az a Cook room, and in
cleaning it out the 'hre-places" show evident
marks Of use for cooking purposes, in the days
when the oldest inhabiiant was a mere child.
The foundation walls, which are Of brick, and
two feet in thickness, are as sound, apparently,
as they were fifty years ago when frst built,
We rejoice to know that handsome structure
will occupy this old site.
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The District convention.

The full proceedings Of the sth Congrssion-
al District School Convention are published in
our columns this week. The Institute was
well attended, and the exercises highly in
structive. Let no one pass the proceedings by
as unworthy Of attention. The fact is, the
people Of this country pay too little attention
to educational matters, and we are getting
dreadfully behind the rest Of the world. We
rejoice to know that these meetings are being
held in each Congressional District, as much
good must result to the cause Of education.
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This gentleman, so long citizen Of our
town, but now Of the staunch old dry goOd'
house Of ]. NJ. Robinson 4 Co., Louisville
has been in and around our town for some
weeks, on business connected with the firm
We can assure our merchant friends that Mr.
Hughes will do them right in any order they
may give him. III. house Is one Of the best
in all the South OF ws-s, and being Ken
lucky gentleman they should pattonize him
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Problem.

The Richmond Register contains the follow
ing problem. viii some Of our mathmeti-
cians respond through our columns;
II have boiler feet in diameter and Is
feet long, with iues IA inches in diameter
and full length Of boiler. want to know the
number Of gallons the boiler will hold also
sine Of a waier-tank to hold same number Of
gallons as In boiler. w. ID.
Answer from parties solicited"
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Our Foreign Letter.

We publish to-day, on ihe ont side Of this
issue, an interesting letter from our cores
pondent in Gsrpsany which ss isal assured
our readers will appreciate. Our correspond
ent promises to write us irequenth. We hops
he will take time to translate some Of the
"Iegends Of the Rhine" for the benefit of the
younger portion Of our readers especially. A
letter on the "Political Status Of Germany
would also interest our readers. But choose
your own subjects friend Robert.
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Milton Rainy, Esq, one Of our best and
neaiest Lircoh county f,r";sr', bought at
public sab on Last Monday, about seventy
acres Of the Hughes farm near Hawkins
branch, II SO, per acre. Thus, for si4oO
Mr.. Rainy secures pretty good little home
and we predict that his stillfui farming will
in few years, lender this one Of the besI
small farms near town
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Tom Guthrie, the negro murderer, was hung
at noon on Friday last, near the toll gate this
side Of Danyille,- in the presence Of about 3
900 people, principally negroes. Many stories
Of has conduct at the scene Of hanging, are
told, but such things are so often exaggerated
that we forbear repeating them. We hops
that the terrible parliament he received, will
be solemn warning 10 evil doors.
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Music.

We learn that our accomplished young lady
friend, Miss Lou Huffman, will give lessons
on the piano to a limited number Of pupils
during the summer vacation. A thorough
musician has assured u that Mis- Huffman
l. one of the most accomplished musicians Ia
the State Of Kentucky and We hope she vii
be called TO the chair Of music in our femal'
College, when il opens its fall ocssion.
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Dealt. Of Jo+,;nS h,,,d,c,s.,.

We have TO announce the death Of this Esn-
tlienhan, Which occurred at his home in this
county on last "Wednesday night, Ills iirtase
was general droI'-ey, from which he had been
suffering for many months. lie leaves vile
and many children to mourn his death. lie
was about seventy years Of age. lie died ia
the full hope Of happy home above.
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Ola Friends.

We had the pleasure Of meeting many old
time friends at cur recent convention. Nessrs
Chandler, Nctheriand and Caldwell, Of Taylori
Garnsti, Of Adairi Gaither and Harden, Of
Mercer, and many other shoss namcs do not
occur to us at this time. Such men remind
u Of the days slang sayne," and we hope 10
iueet them again en- long
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The A''rooqte spoke last week Of a field Of
corn in Boyle owncdby Peter Gentry, which
was over mules back in height. Mr.. A. X
Denny, Of our county, who lives near Shelby
City, tells US that he has field Of corn which
Mr.. Gentry can ride through on up Of his
mule, and neither he nor his mule can be
seen. Come again. neighbor2 y
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This gentleman informs us that he la. ".
called IN the growing yonng city o. ciini5S.-
Henry county, Missouri and that his proc
poets in life were never more aattcring, be
cause the citizens II Clinton have formed a,
determined resolution TO mite heartily in the
effort to educate their daughters thoroughly,
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A Betsy Week.

The present has hen quite r bury. wool: for
an interior town. A school convention and
political convention; holding their sessions at
the same time, give quite spirit Of life to
the town. We publish elsewhere the proceed.
ings OF each.
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Curious.

Our attention was called TO a curious sight,
few days since, by Messrs, Caldwell & Pen
dleton. They had killed a large soft-sheIl tur-
tie some six hours previous, and the pciccs
were sill in motion "like a fTilng Il life"
WhY Is this thus?
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THURSDAY. July llth.

oo.n;,, ex.rc;ses of the Inst;tu,c was con.
duc,.d by Rev. Caldwell. by reading the Ist
CHAMBER Of Palms. and prayer.
On motion Of B. n. Grehan. Rev. Caldwell
,,,,n.a An. sub;ec, of Mixed Schools He
osrns.,lv ,dvoca,,d the ADVANTAGES Of the two
80 ,..ocia,;ny ,ogetber. lie belieye. both
n,r,;es arc beneGtted nv n. being A mutual
.,imulous 10 each other.
re McRsa,b heartily endorsed the view.
If Mr.. Caldwell
pr,f Toxne believed 4, far better 10 allow
,bsm 10 associate together; being governed BY
the usual restrictions regulating good society.
,h.u 10 lsen them anart
prof Grehan related his experience in
u;..a schoo,s and believed them beneficial
40 10Th na,,;.s r. tho.,bt the hast schools
\. -. and 10 le GOOD country mined schools,
pS,f Mvers ali not wish 10 be understood
=. s.rv;ls follorer N the ouinions of others.
r, 4 al Wis., man chances nj. oninions a
soI never doe. He h,,Iv endorsed every.
,hina s.id ON the subi.c, lie would suVges,
10 the pa,rops that mixed schools did not cost
"A mnch money. He wa, even in favor of
vonn. I,di.. ,oing ,h,o.,b the college courss.
us csvs an example Of a Young lady pupil Of
A.. oo;ng ,broueb an entire mathematical
oon,s. NJ LONE. wished 20 Know the name
:, M. na,,son n n voung ladv. The prof.s.
80 rs6,sed 10 Give ANYTHING but the initial. Of
h., name which are Mis-. Annie Hill Of ,hi.
A. r;.hh,, s,,io..., o,aors;n, o,,xoi
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The Farmers National Bank Of stanford
will rcmove their effects neKt week TO the Odd
bank building formerly occupied by the Stan.
ford National Bank. and will occupy the same
until their new building IL ready.
~ J. " SHANKS pres't
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Potatoes,

IA additional evidence Of the fine crop Of
Irish potatoes that will lie raised this season,
we have specimens Of the Early Rose, and
Neshanock variety, which were handed us by
our friend Alex Trailor, one Of oar successful
Dix river farmers.
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NOTICE.

Az communications, either of an editorial or bust
Ne. eh.rl.tst, should b. Nldrrsarl 10 HILTON A
CANfbhLip bon -, stsufird Ky.
monte. remitted W. ~ aivertislne sub.criptiou
90 "t WORK must h. sent In checks, po.t-oce money
ordef OF esprr-. or u VII 10 At the PARTIES ovn r.s
jane took y our authorissi areni N Hus,onyie 10
contract w job Work Advertsing attend 10 sutcrp
tons aud recrite I'll monies for the
U.s. soHSrsi
Jas C'.lk, Ilusionvit = y. D Mclean, Crab Orchsrd
l. = Jones, Pine Hilllj. y. a. Drld., shelby city.
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Rev Samuel J. Browne, pioneer Of 1906,
and we'll and favorably Known. citizen of
Cincinnati, shot and kiiled lad BY the same
Of scnick, Wis was n his orchard pluoking
fruit ON the sly.
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NOTICE.

Tho-e Of our advertisers who desire changes
made in their advertisements, mus, hand in
copy on Monday morning next.
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Ten Shsrrs Of stock in the Farmers Nation
al Bank Of Stanford were sold last Monday At
sl2s, per share
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FoUMp

tOuNpA gid ring With cvrtsin Initials on u. Tho
II eSa-f can have u ny applying At this esss-, and
Tay ing fr this n"tior.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19
C0MAISSI0NER'S SALE or VALVA.
BILE FARM,

y, d. Hoathnsan ct ais, vs.. a. l.. Huathmnn
ct ais,
In obedience to an order Of the County
Court OF Montgomery county, made nj the
Sop;. Trriu, 1877, / viii ofSr tor sale 10 the
highest bidder, nj the Courthouse door in
GAINESVILLE, on
Saturday, Nov, 8, 1872,
n tract OF land lNlng'in district No. " on
tho waters of McAluo creek, containing
about 80 acrrs ZOE OF whlch Is woodland
The tract Is bounded Ov tho lands Of Hnii-
burton, r. NJ brown and others. said land
hlongs Ia tho heirs OF jas. Heathman
decd, md is sold for a division. 10 will he
sold in two ormore tracts TO suit purchaser.
TEHMs Cash enough Ca pay costs and at
torncyis fers, balance on credit of l and
5veafs. Noteswtth good security required
and n lien retained 10 secure the purchase
nonCN. ,.,,,, ,>-,,, ,,,,
oct. 4, iw-pg fec adv a bills 20 ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19
ELECTIoN NOTICE.


y Win open and hold an election for Pres
hent, Vice President, Governor, Congress-
man 5tatc-pt. large, Congressman seventh
district, SENATOR Representative and
aoery county TSesa St November G 5th
1872, and the following nametl persons are
appointed Judges, clerks and Ulcers In the
respective ttfS.rrtss
mol. q g Bryant, Jesse Saddler. 10 Line
bnugh, judges Jas Wilcox, w l. Hitter, clks;
No& wIGhiIds, J A Rollow, b II Hack
ney, judges; VIM Rollow, X IL buckley,
clerks; II Whitfield ofiicer.
MOI. JLkillebrew, N Anderson, Hay
M MoS, M c,sStl udges II \ Johnson, II
MOI. w Griney, s. Y. Moss, j w smith,
Judges Green Smith, X "a Smith, clerks; W
nos. jTAtkils, q W Bradbury. T Frey
judges; j G. Frey, Ross bourne, clerks; x
j HAMLET. officer.
NoG. 4 % Waithal q II Slaughter, 2 a V
johnson. judges; Ed Ross, Il Whrfield,
clerks " Collier, officer.
S0.I hTrlce, " = higgins, ] j osburn.
Judges; w Hester, II Watts, clerks Il
Nos7r osboru, ], r Burchett, Prewitt,
tqdgesi u Ogburn,z T Bailey, clerks; u
No D. a K Coleman, Hanson Morrow, Ed
0gburn, judges; Vim Caudle, Walter Leigh
clerks; j q Thomas>on, officer.
No 10. II Dickson,J Helm, Is X Miller
Judges; w Rogers, q w Stack, Clerks Il
No IL. ii NJ Brown. Richard VIM, ] w II
Stephens, Judges; l. NJ Brawner, Il ID Nose
~, clerks; J " Rudolph, officer.
No II. q Irwin, Robt TomplSins, VIM
kleenann, Judges; II II MoCulloch, w N
Pollock, clerks; officer.
No a. J u Taylor, q w Burton, f. n Cup.
ton, judges; A 7 Atkins, j Council, clerks
X l. King, officer.
No 10. II NJ Brown, G w Denney, jess,
Crotzer, Judges; n T. Bagwell and 5 A elf
ton clerks; f. Ransdale, officer.
No 10. w u Batson, j Mavety, = 9 Har
US, Judges; j Blacktord, Il Neblett clerks
TT Harper, officer.
No II. j p Daily, S D Hunt, NJ Smith
Judges Dick Richardson, John Gholson
clerks; A Allen. officer.
No IS. A j Lyle, w II Martin. WIN Chan
nell, judges John Steele, NJ. YarbIough
clerks; ID ID Allen, officer.
No 10. NJ G Powers, n II McFall, A Ont
law, judges w Powers, Il w Williams
clerks; u rrice, officer.
No20. w l. Allen, = A Nesbitt, Il Willie'
Judges ] Il Trice, Wiley Rye, clerks; ] 2
Nolin, officer.
October ~, 2S72-te.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19

Also the folloNln Ing described lot or lots
of ground in the city of Carksville: begin
ming at the Intersection OF Sixth Gross and
college streets, running thence west with
College street r poles to the corner OF
ground attached to W.S.Melloo by decree In
ChHncery in the case of j. l.. Couts VS..
QuRrles Melloo; thence south to Mclloo's
or Atkins north boundary line thence
east To sixth street: poles along sixth ST.
To- the beginning, being the same lot or lots
decided to Mrs. Crozier by W. \. Quarles
and registered IN Registers Office, ia book
No. IL, page 800. Levied on aS the property
OF Mrs. NJ. C.. Crozier 10 satisfy u Judgment
In favor OF Coulter & Alley Us. Mrs. NJ. G.
CroZicr.
pr. fee IS co.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19

Also the undivided three fourths inter
est In ~ or 40 acres of land, yet unsold, in
tract of land purchased by Buck Il McA1ul-
len of N. IL. Allen, bounded rs follows:-
commencing vt n white oak in the north
east corner of the tract, thence south 25o
east $50 poles TO n dogwood; thence east 5
poles To n red oak thence north $50 poles
To Martins corner; thence west 81 poles TO
n black oak, Ramey's line; thence north
27S poles TO Ferrell's cornerand SO as not to
. include "a spring owned by samuel iEdmon-
poles 10 q stake about feet north OF red
oak pointer; thence north 40 poles to n
rock thence with the old line 40 poles to
awhile oak thence south II poles 10 poln-
ters thence south 50 west lUO poles to the
beginning, containing $40 acres more or
less. Levied on as the property of j. G. Nc
Mullen to satisfy Judgment in favor OF
Woodlle Manson VS.. j. 9. McMullen.
pr. fee IS 90. '
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19

Also a house and lot in the suburbs of
GAINESVILLE, in dist. No. II OF Montgomery
the lands of Jas. Wilcox on the north by
the lands of j. +. House; on the west by
the lands of j. NJ. Robb; on the south by
the lands of John Snyder, being lot No.
OF the home tract OF Hnnnum property
sold 10y order OF the Chancery Court and
bid OFT by ID. Mar ana then transferred to
JAS. llasSins. Levied on as the property
of Jas HaslSins to satisfy IA Judgment in
favor of $. Kellogg d Co. VS.. jas. Huskins.
pr fee So 90
IRWIN BEAUMONT, Sheriff
oct. Il, '7s-tds.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19

Also Il tract OF land In dist. No. I, Mont
ppmcry county, bounded ms follows begin
Allen shepherds line bO poles to a post
oak thcnCc west l@l poles to u stake in
In uc pnmmOn's land thence north 90 poles
10 "a post oak; thence east IL poles To the
beginning, containing - acres morcor less.
Levied on rs the property OF Eliza smith
Ca satisfy n judgment in laYor OF 4. HQrn-
don vs.. Sam. smith ana Eliza smith.
WM, SHELTON, Jr., Dpp'y shin,
oct II, ~ tbs pr. fee 81 %.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19
Saturday, November %, 1872,

the following described tracts of land.
\ certain tract of land situated in dist.
No. L. Montgomery county, bounded as fol-
lows; n'Elnnlns ~ small hickory, run
thence west 20 poles To u rcd oak: thence
north 50 poles 70 "a white oak thence east
81 poles To tho beginning, containing 10
acres. Levied on rs the property of Bart
lett Oycrion TO satisfy Judgment in favor
of W. A. Qunrles VS. Bartlett Overton.
pr. fee IS W,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19

Also one house and lot in the town of
Clarksville, dist. No. ~, Montgomery coun-
", bounded as follows: on the south by
Franklin street, on the west by vacant
by vacant lot. Levied on AZ the proper ty
OF John Posey and wife TO satisfy Judg-
ment In favor of London Kellogg VS.. John
Posey and wife.
pr. fee-Sl %.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19
LARGE SALE CITY PROPERTY,
BY ORDER OF cHANcERY COURT.
Fine Store Houses, Dwelling
Houses and Vacant Lots.

btOs W. uIllelui tt ans. vs.. uclIS OF 6eO. H.
Warneld.
In pursuance of n decree In this cause, at
the July Term, 1872, of the Chancery Court
at GAINESVILLE, will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, at the courthouse
door in Clarksville,o on
Saturday, November 8, 1872,
the following property:
l. The brick grocery store house and lot
on Franklin street, now occupied by w. A.
Settle Il Son, between the houses occupied
by Fox & Smith and WV. Valiant.
2. The dry goods house ON Franklin ST.,
formerly occupied by simpson Il Co, and
between the store houses owned by II. o.
keesee and Broaddus, next door east OF
Planters Saloon.
3. A house and lot on NIadisan street, i'm
modiately in front of the residence of r., r.
W, Thomas, and at the corner ot the street
leading to the passenger depot and Mad!-
SON streets, formerly occupied as a resi-
doncu by Jos. johnson. 1t fronts on Madi-
son street, 80 or 100 feet and runs back to the
railroad property, There are four rooms In
the house and two brick cabins on the lot
disconnected with the main building.
1. An unimproVed lot IN Second street
running nom nr. Bcaument's lot to Union
street, fronting on Second street about $50
feet and runs back about 200 feet. Upon
this lot are some brick cabins and stable.
.. A double brick tenement house corner
Main ana Elder streets. The lot fronts about
100 feet ON Main street Tho house has
EiGuT GOOD rooms and Is in good repair
6. Lot No. 10, plat No, |, of Lyons prop
eriy on Water ST. T. at of same can be seen
Mt my office.
7. One.half undivided interest In lot on
the RussellVillo turnpike, containing |
acre, conveyed TO Geo, IL. Wariicld by T..
r. W. Thomas.
TERMS or SALE: 10 per cent. cash; bal
ancc on "a credit OF 4, -, Is, "a and 80 months.
Purchasers must give notes with good Sc
curity, bearing interest from date, and a
lien Will be retained on property until pur-
chase money Is paid,
This property Is sold for division among
the heirs OF Geo. IL. Wnrfield, and there is
no right of redemption.
POLK q. JOHNSON, c. & NJ.
Oct. 8, tds-pf $40 60.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19

by virtue of two writs of vcnditioni ex-
ronps TO me directed from the honorable
Circuit Court of Montgomery county, issued
at the September term, 1872, | win sell to
the highest bidder, Tor cash, at the Court
house door In ClarkSvillc, ON
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19
Saturday, November, %. 1872.

the following described tracts of land:
A certain tract OF land IN dist. No. TO- In
Montgomery county, bounded as follows:
on the north by VIM. Walker, w. J, shear
on and :. McGeehee; ON the east by the
lands of a. ID. Cage: on the south by the
lands of w. w. Frey and the Stacks, and on
heirs, being the same conveyed by W. 5.
Stack ct ais. to j. II. Drake, and Supposed
To contain 30 acres. Levied on as the
ton in favor of Browder & Mcclure OF ais
VS.. j. NJ. Dye ct ais.
Printers fee Sl2 %. r
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19
CIR e ID TT
Valuable Town Lots for Sale.

Ing 80 feet each, on Franklin street, lying
Immediately East of and adjoining the
property occupied by John A. Irwin. They
are about 305 feet deep.
Also, two lots of same dimensions on
Commerce street Just East of the house
and lot now Occupied by Mr.. Glascock as
II residence.
TERMs.-For the two lots on franklin
street, $500; one-third cash, balance in one
and two years with interest. For the lots
on Commerce street, $500; one third cash
balance In and years, with interest.
JOHN II. WENDELL,
By G. q. SMITH.
Aug. 81, ~ SIN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19
SherilTs Sale of Real Estate

BY virtue of sundry writs of venditioni
exponas to me directed from honorable
Circuit Court of Montgomery county, issued
at the September term, 1872, 1 will ofler for
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Courthouse door in Clarksville, on
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19
Best Goods for Least Money

We delight in showing our goods It is
our bounden duty to show them, your
high prerogatlve TO examine and select
50 come and see our Carpets, Rugs and on
Cloths, ana be yonr own Judge of their
cheapness and quality.
q. g. ATKINSON.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-10-19
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Court of Montgomery county, mutle nj ihg
Junuloru, 1871, | VIII otltr Tor sule to the
highest bidder, AZ the Courthouse door in
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