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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
COMMIsS6YER's SALE OF LAND.

Carney Batson ct als.vs.w. c. 1iatson, ct ais.
In obedience 10 an order made in the
above cause, at the September Term, 1877, OF
the County Court of Montgomery county,
VIII, on
Saturday, October 3, 1872,
Offer for sale to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse In Clarksville, all the land be-
longing to the heirs of W. Z. BatsOn deed.
situated In dist. No. 10 Of said county, and
known as lots Nos. and I OF the plat on
Tile in this Office. and of tho report OF the
Commissioners who divided the land be-
ween said Carney Batson and the heirs of
w. {. Botson. dcc'u. Lot No. 3 contains 2nC
acres, and lot No. contains 202ls acres
said lots VIII be sold separately, or will be-
subdiVided TO suit purchasers.
TERMS: Onc-thirh cash, balance in G, 70
IL and "a month";. Notes with good securi-
~ requ red, bearing interest from date, and
u lien retained until sii purchase money IA
paid. PETER ONEAI., elk a Com'r.
Sept. IL, J2-4w. pr fee adv q bills 50 80,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
Valuable Town Lots for Sale.

! VIII sell, nj private sale, two lots front
Ing ~ feet, each. on Franklin street i>in,,
immediately EnSt OF and adjoining th,,
property occupied by John A, irwin They
are about Wi feet deep.
Also, two lots of sumo dlmenslons IN,
commerce street, lust Fast OF tho hougc
anu lnl now Occupied By Mr.. Glnseoek as
street, sNtf onc-third cash. balnncr In one
ahd TWO years with interest. For the loi !
on 'Nmincrcr street, SipO; one hir,l cash
naiiice IN ana wears, With interest.
JOHN II. WEN ELL,
%, By q. q. SAITH.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
Sale Of DlSlIllerr.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REyrNt'E
'oL. OFFICE, Urn DisT. TENN.
on "Wednesday. the 18Th day OF Sept. noxt
~ IL o'ciock, A. NJ, AT -. Townscnd's Distil.
leTki near Palmyra, Montgomery county. 1
VIII proceed 70 sell, "a The saia Dlsiillery
also tho DistillcrY promises, contaiuing
one acre ANA eleyen poles OF land. Ievici
on as ne properly OF %. Townsend, 10 AT
isiN i@srs~mcnts. costs ana penalties In ms
hands, amounting Ia Five hundred ami
nineiy-one dollars ,59l Terms, cash.
JESSE TAYLOR Collector.
hy NJ ", liiLNND, Dep. Gal.
Clnrksyillc Aug. 81. is72-lw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14

TmE division anticipated. in consc-
qucnco of the number of independent
disorganizcrs, in this State, opens SO
fair a prospect for the partial success
of Radicalsm, that big guns, such as
Henry Wilson and others Of The same
stripe are to be imported, to improv,
the opportunity by widening the breach
in the Conservative ranks. Andy
Johnsons assault upon its harmony
aud his known influence over the un-
reasoning masses, make him formi'
dable ally of Radicalism and danger.
Gus fricnd---ind isguisc--ofthc Liberia
movement.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
ELECTION NOTICIc,

On the first Saturday In October next, !
will open ana hold an election In the city
OF GAINESVILLE, for the purpose of clcciinI,
u Mayor and eight Alderman In the differs
eat wards, and the following named gen
lemen are appointed Judges and clerks:
Judges =. II. seat, q. &. Atkinson, j. NJ.
Rice. Clerks-L. +. Howard, 10. Campbell.
j. ]. RAWIS,
Sep. lt-tdc.l Special Deputy Marshal,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14

ANDY says he is right in all that he
has done from the outbreak of the
war, and calls upon the people to en-
dorse his whole course. If he can
persuade them to do so they are no
better than he is, and will stand self
convicted Of every crime with which he
charged them, during the war, and as
richly deserving the Illegal and uncon-
stutional punishments which it was his
pleasure to inhict upon them Some
of the people of Tennessee may, and
doubtless will, stultify and degrade
themselves by admitting that they are
the criminals and he the judge, His
willy demagoguism can work miracles in
the eyes Of ignorance, but the great
majority of our people are too proud
and intelligent to endorse Andy 5
treason to his State by admitting that
the treason was theirs, whilst his law
less acts were the embodiment ofpatri-
otism, and in accordance with the Con
stitution and the broad doctrines of
the great Democratic party.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
Sept, II, '72.tL
COMMISSIONERS Sale or Land.
James W. Smith ct ais VS.. Catherine IIestc
ot ais.

James W. Smith ct ais VS.. Catherine Hester
at ais.
In obedience 10 "a decree of tho County
Court OF Montgomery County, made lin
the above cause at the August term, 1872
vii otier for sale to the highest bidder.
on the promises, on
Thursday, sept. "a, 1879,
II tract of land lying in District No. 4. of
snid county, bounded by the lands OF y
Hester Jr., Jas. Fletcher, Jas II. Wall and
Merritt Gold, containing ~ acres, m Drr
or iess' iOJ acres cleared, and the balance Is
In timber. The same VIII be sold ~ 4,
whole, or divided into two or more tracts
70 suit purchasers. A plat OF same viii be-
exhibited on the day OF sale. The said land
belongs 10 the estate OF Nathan Hester Sr
decd ana is sold for division among the
heirs.
TERMs.-A credit Of ~, IS and "a months
notes with good security required, aud "A
lien retained until All the purchase money
Is paid
PETER ONEAL, Clerk & Coln'r.
Aug. 81, T2-iw-ad, &bills 30 30.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14

We learn, from a Nashville gentle
man, that r. f. Ferguson Esq, mddc
more friends there, and established a
wider circle influence than any other
member of tho Legislature, during his
first session. Montgomery should feel
proud of him aud return him, unani-
mously, to the position he has honorcd
and in which he can SO effectively serve
them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14

NOTHING prevented the Dancan
side show from being a grand success,
excoptthewagt of candidate. A lit
tic shrcwdncas could have supplied
that want from among tho indepoud
ents Of this STATE We can well spare
a,om all, aud think Andy could easily
be induced to takea tilt at Grant, as
an independent candidate for Prcsi-
deDt
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
A Nice Country Home for Sale.

] wish TO sell, or eXchange for city prop
erty, my home, ~ miles from Clarksylllo.
on the Port Royal Pike. contniningas acres
OF land, ~ acres la good timber, balance Ia
"a high state of cultivation. The improve
manis consist ot a frame dwelling With fivo
rooms, aud NIL necessary oufbulldings
There IN also n line orchard OF apples and
peaches. For particulars apply on tho
premises, 10 JOHN VI. BAILEY
Sept. Z, '72-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14


We scarcely know in what spirit we
should reply 60 the rather disingcnu-
Gus remarks Of the Dover Record, in
relation to ,, b. Killebrew, ESD, and
the position of Floater. Our endorse
ment of the call made upon him, and
of his acceptance, is strangely misun-
derstood by the Record. In the first
place, we do not look upon him as an
Independent candidate who is called
out by a number of substantial citi-
zens, and that too, when no conven-
ton had been called to make nomi-
nation. In the second place, we pro-
posed TO dispense with Convention,
because the popular autagonism to
Conventions ensures the defeat of
nominees, and instead of securing
harmony, are the signal for discord
and disruption of parties. In the
third place, in commencing Mr.. Kille-
brew, we had no thought of OPPOSE
ton to the claims of Stewart which
we recognized, to their fullest extent,
in urging that the Senator be conceded
/ to her. We are for Mr.. Killebrew be-
cause we consider him the right man
for the place, and because in consult
ting the best interests of the State and
District, we are not willing to be re-
stricted by county lines, or by local
claims that should always be secondary
to the claims of the entire people, to
the best talents that can be pressed
into their service.
We are for harmony as tho only Sc
curity for success, and believed that,
endorsing Mr.. Killbrew, a native Of
Stewart and resident of Montgomery
we were. doing the very thing that
would most eonduce to concert of ae-
ton. At the time we knew of no can
didate for the office, in Stewart, except
Mr.. Outlaw, an independent and Of
no call for Convention, and hoped
to forestall both by bringing out o
man whom both counties may well be
proud of. But, disappointed in oui
expectations, and our motives miscon.
strued, we beg leave to assure the Re
cord, that neither the Chronicle uoi
Mr.. Killebrew will stand in the way
of the needed concert Of action; and
if the Senator is not sufficient rep
resentative of the population of Stew.
art, let her take all, and consider US
out of the unworthy squabble.
For Mr.. Killebrew, it is right We
should say, that he is no seeker after
the Office, and if the people of the
I District, in any satisfactory manner
Indicate their disapproval Of his can
didacy, it will be relief to him t.
withdraw in favor of either, or all o
the candidates Stewart so literally pre-
scnts.
Il We would say farther, to the Record
that our understanding of an indepcn
dent candidate is one who opposes /
regular nominee, whether by a Con
vention, or by any other mode that il
accepted as authoritative. In our ad
vocaey of the convention system, W,
: have expressly declared our belief tina
it cannot resist the current of popula
antipathy, and in accordance with thi
belief our desire is that such mel
, shall present themselves as candidate
whose general acceptability may obyi
! ate the necessity for Conventions. |
there be Inconsistency in this line o
action, our would-be Mentors hav
signally failed to make it appear.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14

We. T. Ucrndon, Lewis Il. Gold md Will
lie p. Hambaugh, have this day associated
ourselves together under the iirm naiIe Of
Herndon, Gold & Co. for the purpose of con-
tinuing the Tobacco Warehouse and GEN
eral Commission Business, Mt Trlce's Land
Ing, New Providence, Tenn. The Inspcc-
ton and Sale of Tobacco will continue 10
be aspsci9lty in our business, anu .ha plan
tiers aud all OF our patrons may rest assur-
ed that we viii continue in the future as In
the past, to watch and guard their every
interest, leaving nothing undone in our
power to legitimately promote their well
fare. We can with pleasure refer to tho
past rs an Indication of the manner in
which our business will be conducted IN
the future. We will make liberal cash adj
Vances on Tobacco In store or elsewhere,
when safe to us In doing SO.
Very truly, your friends.
HERNDON, GOLD & co.
Sept. II, lS72-iw.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE |

I Offer for sale the house and lot ON the
south side of Franklin street, n5lolning the
lot of =. u. stewart on the cnst
TERMS: GO cash balance IN aud years,
Apply on the premises TO
Sept. II. lS72-3me.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14

MAJOR Henry has returned from
his visit 10 the Springs with health
somewhat improved; if sufficiently so
to authorize the effort, the people Of
Montgomery would be pleased to hear
him, ON the political situation, when
ever it may suit him They will be
Igratifcd to hear again his eloquent
yindication of political justice, assail-
ed as it is, onall sides, by open aud dis
guiscd enemies and unprotected by that
public integrity which was once its
safeguard against the rude assaults Of
corrupt ambition.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14

TIE elections in Vermont and Maine
arcso dceidcdlyin favor oftho Radicals
that it ought to force the question upon
every Independent candidate, North
South, East and West, whether OF
not, he is iayoring Grant, by pursuing
a course that must lead to schisms IN
the party of which he processes to b,
an honest and earnest member. The
South and Northwest must beat Grant
if he is beaten at all; yet in both see
tons, there aye men of talents VIII,
would rather Greeley be defeated than
forego the opportunity to crafty thei
own selfish and contemplate ambi
ton.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
TRICKS LANDING, TENNESSEE

OFFICE OF HERSDoS, GOLD & Co.
TRICE's LANDING, Tenn. Sept. q, 1872.
The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm
name of itcrndon, Gold & Co., liz hereby
dissolved by mutual consent, NJ. L. higgins
and A.P.CollinS retiring from the business.
We extend our united thanks to all who
have SO literally favored us with their pat
ronage, ind trust our SUCCESSORS may con-
unue 10 he favored with the same.
Respectfully yours,
IT IIERNpoS,
Lewis Il. GOLD,
NJ. Il. RfGGISs,
A. L. COLLINS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
ARE YOU
POOR and HONEST /?

II 30, do not waste time or be swindled
by Irresponsible advertisers. We will nay
you q CASH SALARY OF S25 per week and
furnish everything, In an honorable and
hfst,elasA business. Weare known whore
we I'VE. ana guarantee honorable treat
ment. a special offer for poor men and
women. q. WEBER g. CO., Marion, ..
sept. 7, F2-3ni.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
Attention, Everybody!
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST,

THE BEST IL THE CHEAPEST!
And the new Wheeler n Wilson Sowing
Machine Is the best, tor II has less ina
chinrry, and less liable TO get out OF order
thnn any other mnahtne. Its points AFRO
so constructed that all lost motion can bc
taken up as fast as II nccumuiatcs. Thus
the oldest machine can be made to operate
noise and runs much faster than other ma
chinesj II keeps tho work entirely free
rom all oil ore dirt; II Is adnpi to the use
OF all the improvements which we furnish
with each machlne--othor companies
churge eXtrn for them. II Is easily learned
to operate, and runs so easy ms not 10 In
Jure tile most delicate operator; IL Will sew
rom the thickest kcrscys down to the
finest fabrics; Il will sew fine or common
thread; II has less cyelets TO thread nnd
makes the genuine Lock-stitch with a Ro-
tating hook, thus avoiding the annoyance
OF n shuttle; II VIII do every variety Of
work required OF n Family Sewing Ma
chine. plain or ornamental; IL Is construc-
ted In the most beautiful style. and takes
up but little room: II Is mounted on n sub
staniially braccd Iron stand. aud the wood
work Is OF the Dest seasoned black Walnut,
finished up In oiled or polished Walnut,
Mahogany and Rosewood cases.
Prices, from SOS 90 10 sIfs 90.
Ladies' and gentlemen are respect fully
invited TO call At q. W. Hillman,s Furni-
ture Store, Hillinnn's Block, Franklin ~,
and examine for yourselves, or order ono
brought TO your house. free OF charge. In
all the surrounding counties. Orders from
n distance promptly filled and satisfaction
guaranteed. Address,
4. II. BURGlE, Agent,
y. q. Drawer, 2OB, Clarksyilie, Tenn.
Aug. ~, '72-if
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14

WH0aro you for, readcr2 Old ANDY,
the cold -bloodcd murderer of Mrs
Surratt, tho innocent victim of his la
tired Of the southern people, or Gen.
Chatham, who stood By his people
and the South, when Grant and Shcr
man and Brigadior johnson were muir.
dering the former and laying waste the
after?
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
MRs r. n RlNG

viii hr pleased 60 receive seven or eight
school girl, as hparief. Terus, ga 90 prr
mDnih, nfarigily Ia advance. iai7-lm.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
Sainrlay, Sepi. q. lsI2.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

w, e. Johnson ct ala, vs.. Heirs of &. n.
Smith ~ als.
In obedience 10 an Orier of the County
,ourt OF montgomery county, made Al lilo
Sspt. Term. ls52, VIII offer for snln 10 tho
GAINESVILLE, on
Saturday, Sept %, 1872,
certain tract of land. lying In Dist. No. ?.
ot said county, containing l;T acres heinz
lots No. 2end 3of thedivision Of The Inn,is
" Rice & Evans, being the land lid on by
VI, ~ JhDaon, al sale nnde BY Peter
~ September, lstD. The SAID lies on Bls
West Fork, ana Is bounded IN the lands ~
Teacher Johnston, cobb and bthcrs.
TERMS q. ~ and Is months credit. Notes
lnlhed iof the purchase money. Sold VITA.
ont equity Of redemption. 80
ffifR ONfAL, Clly & Catn'r.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
RESTAURANT AND sALOoN

Mr.. Happier on strawberry street, always
Keeps ON hand, at amy time OF day, Fresh
oysters by the con or by the dish, fine
Wines, Liquors, Ale, Beer, Tobacco, Cigars,
etc SEP. IA, 'i2-0m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALuA.
BILE FARM.

y. ID. lienthinan et ais. vs.. A. l.. Hnnthnnn
1t ALI.
In obedience to AN order OF the County
Curt Of Montgomery county, made at thu
sept. Trrm, lS32. | viii Ofi"r for sale Ia tho
highest bidder, AZ the COurt-hou door In
Clarksville. ON
Saturday, Sept. % 1872.
a tract of land lying In district No. ~ on
tho waters OF McAdoO creek. containlnv
about 10 acres, 100 Of whieh Is woodland.
The trnci is bounded by the lands OF UaiIl-
burton, y, N; brown ana others. Said land
belongs % the heirs OF Jas. Henthmnu-
decd, ana Is sold for IA division. IL will bo
sold In Two ormore tracts To suit purchaser,
TERMS Cash enough 10 pay costs and at
tofney Hers, balance on "A credit OF and
ycars. Notes with good security rcuuired
ana a Hen retained To secure the purcinss
money,
PETER OSEAI,. Cill & Com'r.
sept. I-iw-pr fee adv & bills 50 a.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-14

CIarlxsvilIc, Tenn:
SATURDAY, SEPT. If, 1872.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-23
The Festival of Pesach.

This festival, the most important Of al
Jewish festivals, commenced yesterday
evening, and lasts seven days. According
to the Jewish calendar, yesterday was the
18th day of Nisan, and on this day, the
Jews made good their escape from slavery,
and became an independent and prosperous
nation, and is consequently the anniversary
of Jewish independence. 1t is observed by
suitable services in the Synagogues, and by
the eating of unleavened breal, for when
the Jews left Egypt they were in such haste
that they had not time to properly leaven
their bread.
During the festival, all articles produced
by the fermentation of grain, such as bread,
beer spirits, ETC., are not only excluded from
the dwelling, but scrupulously abstained
from, and all household utensils are thor
oughly cleansed from any impurity occas-
toned by the admixture of leaven. The
PRAYERS and ceremonies adapted for the Gel
ebration of this period of Jewish emancipa-
ton, are, of course, appropriate; but the
most impressive ceremony attached to this
period is in the assemblage Of families on
the first two evenings of the feast to repeat
a collection ofnarratives, Talmudic extracts,
praises and blessings purposely compiled to
commemorate the event of the delivery
from Egyptian slavery. 1t Is the custom
on these occasions that all domestics and
dependents of the family, of the Jewish
faith, participate with them at the board.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-23
More stolen Property Ide ntiTed.

Before being captured in North Alabama,
Bill Smith, the noted desperate now in jail
here, left gold watch, a silver cap-case
and lot of clothing with a gentleman
whose name for fear of causing
unjust suspicion we Withhold from
the public. The property has been
identified as that Of Nashville citizens, the
watch belonging to W. II. Haslam, whose
house was entered By burglars; the clothing
was that OF Mr.. John O'Mally, and was
stolen about six weeks ago when his store
house on Church street was broken open.
The cap case belonged to Mr.. Handley,
and was stolen 1T the time his store house
in South Nashville was plundered. From
present indications Smith must have taken
an active part In all the rObberies and burg
larles committed in the last few months in
this city, on the Granny White pike and
the country surrounding Nashville. 1t is
but proper to state here that Smith yester-
day eXOnerated the gentleman having the
goods n his possession from any connec-
ton whatever with the larcenies ,etc-Smith
left them with him to keep until called for.