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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

RauRnAB AFRAIRs The Baltimore CITY
Council on Monday elected Il. q. Hipsley az
Director on the part olthe city IN the West.
ern Maryland Railroad, in place Of !. Hall
Plcasants, resigned,
The Bachman's Valley Railroad was opened
for travel on Thursday Inst Mr.. Giii, the
Chief Engineer, informs ny that the road viii
soon be completed to the Chestnut Hill Ore
Banks. We sincerely hope, that in short
y u'a p, me roah Nili De extfndedfo Tins city.
the Frederick and Pennsylvania Lane Rail,
road with the Western Maryland, at Loats'
Station, 4 badly managed, both Is 10 accom-.
modations for passeiieers and as 70 time Ia
bles Tie matter win no doubt be remediei
und satisfaction given as far a. possible, A. Il
y The interest ~ III concerned 50 90 do.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

NHis. IT. NkINDOLIAR, Secretary.
LaaWG ~ SAqr, Asst Sec'y.

PRoyIsloS AgnSsT FmE Destructive fires
are reported in various parts Of the country.
As the weather grows colder the danger from
Gre increases. What provision has been made
against the ravage Of this destructive element
here None, absolutely noRel Il was sug.
gested, last Summer, hy one Of our citizens,
that cisterns ought 70 Be constructed, III con,
yenient distances, d afford water III case Of
IRE. The suggestion was a good one, but
nothing has been done with view Of carry.
ing il into effect. A hook and ladder com
pany ought to be formed, axemen and a prop.
erty guard organized, and leather buckets 10
carry water provided. These precautions
ought not 10 be longer neglected by the prop.
erty holders If this city. II might be deemed
advisable for the City Council tsi take some
action in the premises. Something, at least,
ought = BE- done to guard agaiuSt the testFae.
ton 81 our properly BY FIRE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

4 large tobaeeo warehouse Il ,osyard
and several dwellings we're hlrsoy IL .Ier,
sey City on Wednesday, loss ON JDilIion
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

zII<olim Il saI|ed b the 3eyeraI pros
l|'zst n il'e f.atth raze i te:da5s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23
lORTGAGEE's SALE
or
VALUABLE FARM

by vlrinS of authority contained in a Deed
of Aoreaa from Jacob Caple In Geo W.
uer, dated b. 2sth day of August. 1871 gh;rL.
said morigtc Is recorded among ibe Narp,sc,.
Records oHarroll county, in Liber J. b. b..
No. ., FOL rs, the undersigned will sell at
Public Audou, on the premise4 lor cash b".
Saturday, H. FIT doy Of december. ls,s
Mt . o'cloc, =. NJ. all that yalunble nro,,r,,
situated IN nnksburg District, Carroll county,.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

DouBE PlrgTREgK ITgNs.-About an inch
yof snow cell on Saturday last the first for
this season. here.
Mrs. Margaret Fogle had two erandaught
ers married on.the l4th instant, one dangh
ter of a son, and the other of daughter. No
special arrangements being made To effect il /;
the grandchildren being ignorant of each
others intentions What grandmother can
beat il?
Some farmers, who let the favorable wealth.
err slip by without taking in their corn and
fodder, begin to think already, there is too
much rain. II is well the Lords WAYS are
not our ways, nor His thoughts our thoughts /;
If 1t were not So we would have neither rain
nor sun shine.
The horse disease prevails generally farm.
ing, with all business that EMPLOYS horse
power, is paralized. One death is reported.
The ?. NJ. express train on Western Md.
Railroad, being one hour behind time here.
caused by the breaking of a spring. was run.
ming at high rate of speed, ran off the track
at Rocky Ridge Station, caused BY some de-
feet in the switch. The breaking aud tearing
away part Of porch to the warehouse. and
slightly breaking some Of the cars, and a ten
hour detention was the extent of the mishap:
no one being hurt seriously, but several boys
who were standing on the porch at the time,
received some severe flesh wounds.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

NagReW EscArR rnoM FIhs Mr. Jehu
Roger, living near this city, narrowly escaped
having his house destroyed by Ere on Wcdaes-
day morning last Smoke issuing from de
floor in the vicinity Of the hearth, lid to an
Investigation Of the cause when i was fonnd
This ti5aels discovery probably prevented he
desiyuetion Of the house. d (
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

RpRGL,hY 1.-The Frederick I;rapiaer says !.
-~0p Friday night lasi, the house Of Rev. us.
born fuglc, West Church street. was burglar.
iouzly entered, bat The thief becoming fright.
ened, 10 doubt al the badness 81 he deed,
lati without committing any depredasions
taf;hns theH % ealn few preserves he found
p The kichea. III aitempted 10 sain acress
n The doors n he buck bidding, BIZ Ealing
in this, BE est d Che font in0r Of The audy
tl,Ansbi4i with re ihsin Buildinr. and break
i'te qat heas If slas5 lhauhca ID and tinleek
% 4. ihe lAief pt9ese4sa ~ aseallbily nbpHt
heard him, ''''''t = - 'H'a'
The above mentioned Rev. VI. faeio Il
cousin to Rev. Julian y IngIe. Rector Of
Ascension Church, oftiis cily.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

awehty-one ocean steamships ed Ann
New York on Saturday, nine of y Ech were
loand -ipg EluaPe
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23
Oh. Lee Lying in State.

A kEENGRAYiNG ola beautiful young
"a hy,. decorating the casket Of the Old
sarrS with wreaths and crosses otifowers.
II Is fhout rival, the sweetest IA most
ii.oaelEiy beautiful engraving before,he pub.
NC gents wanted in every eoulss IN the
soutfto sell this and other Engraynes, &c.
a safle copy of this fine Picture. xih terms
TO Apis, will be sent hy mail ON reeipt Of
si2 Gage stamps. Address.
). Z. 4 W. ~ BURpW,
nok3.3t 200 Maiit ST. Bristd Tenn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23
lao ACRES OF LAND.

morn or lek being part OF Tract Of Land
called andsowu a. Flags Meadow. md
being the gnc land that was conveyed 10 the
sad IaeolFaple, Mortcagor by WIN. Cnplc,
DR., ENee,er Of the last will and tcstaineu,
aud codici hereto Of William Caple, ST.. by
deed daietn the 18th day of August, 1871,
and Recded among the Land Records Of
S,,arIroh etniy, IN liber J. u. D., No. 40,
This priority is situated within A very eou.
ycnicnt de,nce Of the Rcisterstowp TuTnn;L,
Road aefiihin mile and half OF tLe
town Of Il kshurg, It Is convenient Ia N;Iis
Churches hd Post office; well fenced ana
wt'eredi ith q due proportion Of Timber
The inducements are two
story ZANE DWELLING, AM
with tlr usual out building. M3sf-ta.
also an richard Of excellent " tesi4ts
Fruit, atl'he soil is susceptible q impTe1c-
ment
IeHpb prescribed By the mortgage are
cash o 4 day Of sale or ratification thereof
by the td. ''''''''
GEORGE WARNER.
JAS c. BoSp, Solicitor. nov ISL.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

Maskrats have Informed theLwinons
Republican chat this winter N be n
open one.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

Chicago has already subscr eas
hundred thousand dollnrs t,r ID / aIes Il
Bostap, A W
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

The Finch family have arrived. Their dress
II slate color and r1eAet. They will give. dn
ring their stay. 4 daily asasiaai rolsnsary.
ekHiis
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

CENTENARY N. +. CHuacH. Lecture and
Concert Service every Sabbath evening at :.
O'Clock. Subject for lecture next Sabbath
evening, .The Deluge-Was it Universal or
Partialy' Morning seryice l0I A. n. Sal.
ject, Heaven The course ofiectures here.
toiore delivered ia this church will be resumed
by the Pastor and will include selections from
the most eminent Heroes and Heroinas afthe
Old Testament History. Concert service by
the choir The public are cordially invited to
be present.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

FRASKLIN DIsrgIcT ITENS. --The horse NAL.
ady, which has been 50 prevalent that but few
horses escaped it, is gradually subsiding, and
those who were previously Respondent are hone.
full, since they have become mere acquainted
with the disease and its treatment. Some
horses have recovered sufficiently 10 work.
and that labor in which their use is almost
indispensable, has been resumed with redou.
hlcd activity. No cases IN which the disease
has proved fatal, have yet been reported II
is now supposed that the horse lost recently
by Mr.. Smith, died from some other cause.
In consequence Of the disease. the contrae-
tors have failed to bring the mail to Winfield
regularly, for the last two weeks, and. there
fore, causing n source Of trouble and incon.
yenience TO ALL
Some farmers have finished husking corn.
but 50 few that it still forms the chief employ.
ment of the community.
Wheat is generally looking well, but some
fields, where il was sown early. are announced
as having been affected by the hy, To n small
extent
Another correspondent says The epi.
demic among the horses still claims the chief
attention of our farmers in as much as il in
terferes with nearly all of their business one.
rations There are still few horses in this
vicinity that have not yet taken it, and several
Of those that were first affected with it are
now nearly well The remedy conceded BY
our farmers to BE most effectual, is the out.
ward application ofnrpentine and the giving
Of ginger in their food.
J. Ii. Cronoway, Of this neighborhoud. has
leased the iron ore right Of his farm, and we
hear that mining operations thereon will be
recommended IN few DAYS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

m Of Darid Study, aeoeasod
NCHfE is hereby given that the .nb.c,;.
~ II have obtained from tbe ornbans,
Court oiarroll county, letters III AIm,n;s
traitor the Personal Estate Of
DAVID STUDY,
late Of Yroll county, deceased. An pcrsons
having 4ims against the deceased are hereby
warned exhibit the same with the vouchers
lhereoi fa'ily authenticated To the subscriber,
on or lore the 23d day Of JrxE next;
they nj otherwise by law be excluded from
all benz Of said estate. Those indebted srs
request to make immediate payment.
dirqlnder our hands this isih day Of No.
yembeI ls72. ="
DAVID STUDY.
EMANUEL STUDY.
EDWARD MENcHEY.
nov Administrators
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23
THANKsGIvINGt

RHEMBER the Oyster Supper on Thurs.
~ night, at Odd Fellows Hall.
nost II
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

Mr.. Samuel Meisenhelier, Of Dover Town.
ship, Pa, a veteran Of the war of 1912. died
On tho 2etl nit, aged u Year,. nn the i2th
iIlst., " Mannheim Township, another veteran
q the salne struggle. John HoHacker. depart.
% this life One by one, they answer 10 the
muster roll above - Haaoref Herald.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

EfFgcIs or rus HoRsr Disgasg. ---whea
Court adjourned here on SATURDAY, last. some
persons II attendance had 70 walk through the
melting snow and mud, distance o. fifteen
miles having 20 harsas to drive. This was
nj vesy agfseable TASK
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

RrN EsTtTg SsLy.DgYid Geimau, IL
Executor Of Samuel Bricker, sold on Saturday
last, q farm eonainine l0i acres, fyiods and
= parches sisuated ~ Now Windsor District.
near Wakefield Statidn, Western Nd. Rail
road. to Mrs.. Susar Shueey, for $50 per acre
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

M. Isgae Reason. Ii. y the Wpslminster
Ijar, hgs talsena nositip.f v la~ reHarifr far
ne hslli@0w AWS1isfai
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

NKxr TnrsxsAr Is THANKSGIVING. The
turkeys and chickens are al ready.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-23

uTsrnh SgfFga - Che aafiieS ~ shoAi u.
Clutch. oflhisaiiys VII eiYs al Oyster sup
pey at Odd Fellows Hal. "a w 18th and
xath instant
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-06
FOR JAILOR.

We IRE authorized 10 announce W. w.
MORl lSDN, n "a candidate for Jailer.-
Electi) IN next August,
We are authorized To announce Mr.
CHAi LIS VI. MORRISON as a candidate
or In Ter. Election 20 take place next.
nov $, Is.l-to
We are authorized to announce Mr..
IAth MUIR, rs "a candidate for Iailer az
the mkt August election, subject to the
action Of Convention,
We are authorized to announce Mr..
LEW 5 W, BOURNE rs q candidate for
Jailel at the next August election.
We are authorized 10 announce Mr.. G. c.
IAth son MS candidate for Jailer of
Mont somery county, mt the next election
We qTc, authorized 70 announce Mr., II,
NJ. 90 lllER, a. q candidate for the office
ut ia YER, ut the August election.
We are authorized to announce Mr., W,
NJ. ORGAN, us "a caudtdhte for the Office
of IailcT, az the August election,
We are authorized To announce Mr..
HENRY LYLE, j., as a candidate for the
uth'a OF Juller, AT the August election,
Ne are authorized % announce OLIVER
tins l.hf, as a candidate Tor Jailcr, NJ the
Augt u election
We are authorized 10 announce l. y.
hhl VIZ, a. "a candidate for laller, Elec-
ti'n lsNt August.
", agh authorized 10 announce GAR
NETT ", RItil AhnSuN as acandidate fOr
Jan, rat ne next august election.
~, To au'horizod 90 announce BEN. r.
Dr. hlltl~, as "a caudidate Tor Jailcr az the
t August election,
A,t tFa authorized On announce W. \. j.
htr. iR a. a. caudi late Tor Jaller 40 the
heNi Aususl election.
"a age authorized Ga announce WILEY
ROSS, us "a candidate for TALLER cd Mont
s1merf cQuuiN, at he August election.
" are authorized 10 announce IL. e.
Elt 4. asa can lldiue for IHligr ot Mont
-Htn .l, county, at the August election.
a. .HrD authorised ~ announce NEWT
Ittl h-kN as "a candidate tor lailcr, at tho
uIh Augurt election.
I'd ..l i. lsl-.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-06
The Tree Grounds OF Confidence.

Whence comes that firm reliance, that
absolute, ndoubting faith In the efficacy
of Hostett IRIS Stomach Bltters as n RENE
dy for indigestion, bilious disorders, inter-
mittentaI d remittent fevers, which notori-
ously pre- vail in all parts of the United
States7 This confidence has been growing
for twent, years, and II is still extending.
IL Is not tile result of credulity; 1t has not
been enge igered by any human device, but
is the sp infamous and natural conse-
quence OF experience. What people see
daily goir on under their own eyes they
cannot q Iestion. When families in un-
healthy stricts that resort TO this whole
some yege table tonic, as a preventive, es-
cape peril dical fevers, and their immedi-
ate neigh ,ors, who neglect this precaution
are prostr ated by the disease, how is 1t pos
iblc that the phenomenon should be with
out Its les ;on7 In like manner when II is
seen that obstinate cases of dyspepsia, OF
hver com plaint. ofconstipatlon, of nervous
weakness and of general debility, yield to
the opero ton of the famous remedy, how
can even incredulity itself withho old its en-
dorsemept7 Eye witnesses OF the salutary
effects of he Bitters are to be found in
every civ liked settlement on this CONT
nent. The thousands upon thousands
who owe their restoration to health,
ana sire ngth, or their preservation
from sickness, TO its extraordinary
medicinal properties, are enthusiastic in
Its praise. The multitudes who recon-
mend IL in neighborly way to their
friends id acquaintances, as well as those
who mai g public their estimate of its vir-
tues, are Always ready TO state their reasons
for the Fifth that is in them. They have
all cither felt or witnessed its beneficent
operations.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-06

Tuirtv-SlN Magistrates present
NUITupr uttOus were made 10 pay Jurors
OF triWin1l and Circuit Cour at the Janu-
AIRY Terms. Also. TO pay bills Of cost
charged 90 the county 80 the NpvCmherand
january Terms of The Criminal Court.
~undry accounts against the county were
audited and allowed.
Two hundred dollars were appropriated
tu uny current expenses Of the Poor House
for tur present year.
Assessors were appointed for the various
Districts undcr the new law
&C. NJ. Quarles was elected Notary Public,
Virr s. N. I.usk resigned.
pr. a. ". swim was elected Jail Physician.
NNunlcicut amount. not 10 exceed slO0.
WIS appropriated 20 purchase Shnukland's
l.rN i~sd statutes for the use of the county
ofii-rrs.
Various parties pCtitiancl for rclcasc Of
taxes, some ~ which were allowed and
others referred 90 the committee ON release.
OvcrsrcTs were appointed and hands as
signed 90 several roads.
Wm. "a. Daniel. President Of the c. & T..
N. W. asked leave 20 NE petition asking
the 'pU.f 'l submit The question of sub
srrIufiuu uf the funds received from tho T..
IS ". u, fU "a totror Toe people. The petition
UEs uriisred ta hr hlCd, ana TIE consldern-
ton ul ths same was postponi Il to Monday,
NHN iuh.
Ihr tsv nu Concerts, Sc. was reduced "a
r. 11 psr night
Ihr lrNytnH OF tho tax for is11 was post
Tnnru ta urNt mvf tius,
court adjourned 90 meet Monday, May
ith.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-06

Itnlf TueFfe, ~ Fi0fjda, md q TINE.
ieeftsg ssg south Caroline gen.
iipsH rFsfe4 befe. Nsbdsy night, on
ne siihiHia iltailhfiiDess and fsftliify VI
iiwils ~ifs ives. ak,e and fruits. 10.
isflBg, ~ be u, ~ fifs Interests o. trRevo.
isIeF asf q,siDea ~ ~ eminent degree
~ ii'tefest sB1 iBsifeet. ~ had hoped his
ef,ffa here, wgsid have been successful
bHt isafH, will Dfide tisat or people. In
common With iiiebnt ~ tbe South, know
~ fgueh ~ fbfy waBS 20 Know, and give
fle eold shoulder ~ ~ efforts In which the
dgiigf y not visible, ~ which 90 not pond.
Doe ~ The lower passions fatbor tIinn ap-
zeal ~ high Incidentally and foster the
pgbisg impulses ~ DOR nature.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-06

THE GREAT HAIR PRoDUcER.-Hnir Oils,
Pomatuins and POmades have had their
day. They belong TO the musty past. No
body that upderstands the chemistry of the
hair and he philosophy of its growth
thinks of Using them. Instead Of clogging
the pores Of the scalp with thick onguents,
ana thusOb Gructing the iusensible perspir-
alton who is essential TO tile health of
the head W III an invigorating application
which pcnt trates TO the roots Of the hair
and stimu ties them in the same way that
the fcrtilizi ug agents spread over the mead
ows stimul.ite the grass roots and cause the
blades To siringup In myriads, coating the
earth with yerduTe. The invigorant best
adapted TO his purpose is Lyons Kathair-
on. 10 MAJ. well be called the fertilizer OF
the head. 70 the barren scalp IL commuhi-
Gates vcgctItive power. 1.-THE hair Is drop
ping out or becoming dry and withered,
II arrests the process of dilapidation or
blight. The hair thickens and becomes
glossy and flexible under It's genial opera
ton, and ; a dressing IL is unapproached
by any pre- paratlon that has yet been laid
on the toll Il Of Fashion.
pa- II you desire rosy cheeks and n COM
plcxlon fair and free from Pimples and
BlOtches, Iurify your blood by the use of
DR.. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
has no equ al iof this purpose.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-06

DghTu sOrfcTs Notices of dsaibsare fre-
qasBfiy furnished ~ for publication with
est The ags Of the person or the cduae OF
death boinggiyon;tb omission violates the
record. 10 future we desire In ercrv report
~ deaths. ibat tho physician. family, or
friend sftbe party decreased. that the report
shall bs complete. Thus: A. B--aged.
years. died at, on the--day Of, ISL,
fhsfe give tbe meme VI the discase In con-
rise fopn.j
~ Observing the above rule our fllcs will
90 perfect record ~ The age, ut the time
and oaHte of death, illus Furnishing to our
readers n synopsis ofthc county mortality.
Relieving such record will be Of interest,
W. solicit mii reports made OF deaths In
nccof1nnce with tic above regulations.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-06

Quite novelty in the shape OF new
style PAT ent stem Winding Watch that is
hunting case or open face combined, has
been brought ont by stewart, Graham e.
Co ,Jewt lers. q Whitehall street, New York,
which u ey sell at the wonderful low price
of So. Read their advertisement and pur-
chase one IL you'wanta really good Watch.
Christian Weekly endorses their RELIABLE
ity In every way"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-06

TrH protracted services at the Prcsbyto-
fiab church commenced two week since,
~ Hcy. Dr. Ifendrick, closed last wednes-
dpy night. the congregations were large
and deeply Interested. There were twenty
ono additions 10 the church, and many
oihcfsnre seriously impressed on the sub
lect Of religion and will probably unite
with the church. Roy. W. @. I'LL, ofNorth
Carolina, preached the last five days, with
great power and acceptability, and will re-
main and preach tomorrow morning and
" night.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-06

NRnEsr AND SHOOTING Last Monday
when our streets were crowded with peo-
rle, on accorr NJ OF the regular term OF the
county court, two negroes were arrested for
lighting, by our energetic policeman. Mr.
John jenkins. As we are informed an
other negro attempted tO make Mr.. Jenkins
release the negro, using some impotence
md Mr.. i. fred at him, when the negro
ran, Mr. J. pursuing and firing at him. The
negro was captured and tried before Re
cOrier O'Brien. The afis,'- created quite q
sensation upon the streets.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-06

CLARKsyItBE FIRE DEPARTMENT. In e
bonds issacd by the city for the equipment
81 Our Fire department, with n stea1c Fire
Engine and Hook and Ladder Truck, with
equipments, have been soldat 50 cts. Dhe fol-
lowing public spirited corporations Ind in
divjduais are the purchasers: First N..tion-
~ Bank 500; Mechanics aud Lt'orers
Building and Loan Association. $3.50; Ias l..
Glenn, Joshua Elder, DIR. W. 7. Holmes,
Bryce stewaft, Henry Frccf. u. o. Kccsee
and W. II. Drane 500 bond each: Joi. T..
Couis. J. j. Crusnan, r. + Gracey, SEQ,
eaeh Bloch a Bro. Y. q. Williams, 500.
each; Rice IIroaddus 4 Co., u. r. Coui-
ter. siOO, eaeh. This completes the sale NJ
Tho amount issued for tie purchase Of
Steam Fire Engine and Hook and LADDER
Truck and ensures 20 our city good Fire
Department. provided our city fathers Will
hurry up the public cisterns.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-06

Go to Byers' for Flavoring
Extracts. Yeast Powder, best
English Soda, Corn Starch,
Spices, Coal Oil, Chimneys,
etc, etc.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-04-06

nrAL E-rArN rHANsFEH The following
iee,ls have been reg .tcr,d since the 9th oi
February
ii. r. irwlstos n. o. Beaumont, lot sI0l0
crank rowsrt and VIA Co Tr1hsrn and
filffuf. Poe sast
ugury Graves. .e1iI to l., Harper. .coil lot
fHt
~htrkhfnni Rnl Nenfy 10 j. r. Sturdi.
.tHt tnd Hfi.sst silnh
Do. no iuHon, special Com. g. r. O.
I.Hu.ilH Hr.
r.kl fHUu.an. ca stto Imey nrula,
# ... so.
I.Ia I'D. laansnn &. a a. to Abgam Ed-
.Hs .H. HHF
Polls u IaaHeiH. a. s. M.to "a. a. set
DOL. ..'
.HIH F WlrnIr auIolhers. Ca
.IH.F I.tI Sissy
ra u I".#-.ln. ga NJ. o. Richard
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To the People orTeunessee.

In response TO the expression of popu.
lar desi g, sufficiently general and iniluen.
tial to control my action in the matter, /
hereby announce myself a candidate foI
the Ofll'e OF Judge of the Supreme Court
made vacant by the resignation of Hon. II
\. II. Nelson. Election first Thursday In
August next. j. b, Cooks.
CHAT mOOga, March IL, 1872. tdec
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FOR TRUSTEE.

We are authorized to announce n. j.
NUM- ORD, for reelection 10 the Office of
Count Trustee. Election LIST day August.
Wepre authorized to announce JAMES
ID. Met IltDN. rs a candidate for County
Trustee, at the August election.