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Thrilling Tales and Novelties

Are the hes, published anywhere. All the mos,
popular writer's are employed 10 write originally
for Peterson In 1879, 10 addition TO lis u
suai quantity Of siictt stories, FIVE 0EfGE
NAL cor rRIGHT No IEL E7S will lie Civ
e., viz: i,oronr wnn fRicr, by Aun ). Sic
phchs Tas ISLAND ov DiANoxps, By Harry Dam
forth. Oxcg roo urrEx, hy Frank Lee Btaedct; ;
LispsAy's Lice, hy Miss +. liodgson; anil A
wivs. Yer Nor Wirs, by the author Of "The
Second Liseh
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INV rs.rir Tau~s.-lesrc Ncv Castle srr wilm1ae.
TIN and rhiaritLia 10 NJ Leave r1ia4lslpAia g
II 43 ". ami Wilmington 90 T. y. frr New cast,s.
svyaSA Ia .yru tn ANS dditlopnl 10 the shsvn
Leave Smyrna for Clayton II Is 4. ~ and - r \. -
make connections with trans 10 aud from Dover, ~ ~
tions s6uti.
FREIGHT TRAIN With Passenger Car sssaehsA. Issvs
Wilmington I: 5s A. ~, New Castle. 10; Ntadesevoe
10: T.wnsci,,i, a. clay tan, 20 povet, ~; W.
en'ins. ~ FELTON,. oo Harrington. -; fasmte9.
ton 20; nridsssic. ~ scnferd 70; Laurel ~
aud arrive at Delmar At 30, A. n. Passenger
leaving Philadelphia ut II 10 r. n. will 9ako
close connection with this train at wllmlugtoa.
Rciurning-WilI leave Dclmar, 8 30 ?. T.; lAu.
rel, , 81; Scaford, 4 20; HridgcviIle, 4 ~; Fas.
mingtun, 8 25 Harrington, 8 IS; FELTON,, q II:
Wyoming, 45; Dover. I 05; Clayton, Z 0l6
Townstnd, 3 20; Middlciown, q 40; kirkwood.
. 05: New Castle, . 81, and arrive At Wilwloa-
ton, 10 90 r. NJ. Philadelphia, II 80 ?. \. and
baltimore, , so A. ". Subject 10 de!ays iucideet
Ia freight business.
This train will stop TO take up passengers oo1y
at stations named, but will set down passeueese
at any stopping plaec. ExcErr llare's Corass,
State Road, Rodney and Dupont.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Kent County, ap1
Queen Annc's 1 Kent Railroads f0r ksnped willie.
Suilctsvil'r and intermediate places.
At Clayton, with n. h d. Il 4. for Easeea
aud intermediate places.
~ Harrington, With J. L u. H. r. for Milford.
Grcrrtiuan Lrwcs and intermediate places.
Al .eaiora, with u. L d. II. r. for rcdesele.
burg and Cambridge, kc.
Al leln,ar, will T.. 3. n. n. for Salisbury.
P,inres, Anne crisi,ld; also for Berlin and eth
~ stations On The ". ( +. H. H.
May so-iy H. '. kENNEy. Superintendent
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TINS aagssins, which has fissn 90 rapidly in
u popu,ar favor. has nnw been Greatly En-
nfes1, and will he stll further improved during
~ coming rear, Arrangements have been per-
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emlasut contributors on both sides Of the Atlantic
Dpsjbnef for 1871 will he unsurp passed In literary
= veil ~ artistic excellence BY ans periodical Of
N elaos iu the wrr,d.
M January number will be especially s,trac-
Ne, and NIL hs worthy Of preservation a. an
exang lc Of the excellence of American art. a
ooylae Of paI~rs by Mr.. Gladstone, Fr,Dic Minis
~ ~ EnaIsud, will shortly appear also an n
" discussion Of the National Banking System
u this country = nss story BY Mrs. oliphant Is
peeDieed. Re, &c. willis, every number will be
rich II shorter s'ot.s illustrated articles Of pop
u5uf sticAce. poems. sssass, editorials and Re-
s3eee, &e., kr. THE subscription Price is 81 90
~ yesr, payable 10 advance.
70 ensLie ali rar,iss 10 eomm.nrs with the Sc
~, which ws arr SIRE will be worthy Of careful
peeoPssaticr, ws will send 10 nny dealer or new
oeesrrihtr. The - asmh,rr Of Volumes | and II.
~ &t.c0. or the - nnmhers prior TO Jannasy,
1919, fsf ei.so. fhe whole viii contain
More than 1000 Pages,
Goee than 500 brilliantly written articles, and
n1ofly ieo completed stories. tales Of adventure
~ ae1 humur, Poems. ge., &c, combining with
sNsss ~ shlsst editorials and the most beauti-
~ iIlssirstlons some nf them said by the critics
- - fAlly rqhal 10 the work Of G1stave Dors.
~ Chcapest. Choicest, and NOS, charming gin
esots for .hs family.
4 WHOLE LIBRARY IN IrsKLv
4 yca oxly 81 SO.
NJ qsois, a. fairly representing the general
Ietintat Of the Newspaper press in rcpard TO the
9oiely, The following from TAs B.fsis Cow
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@lonD ~ the world. In the teauty OF Its typo-
oeeeteai Appearance, the perfection Of its Illus
6o@lene, The variety Of is reading matter, and
~ tleof ofitD editorials, aud in general good
so moral ishnense, !, Is = publication Of which
AmoslcA should fesl proud
lsait 10 Cheeks Or r. q. money orders.
~ sals ~ oil dealers.
- GCRiBNER CO.,
9oA-ln ssS Broadway, n. Z.
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wILTBERGEH' H's
INlnvor.inr IlXtrnCta

arc warranted equai ioany made They are pre-
pared fran the iraRs. ani wil te found much
iei,,r than many OF the Eg'r1.ts that nre SOLD
.i,k your Gracfr ar H4asgik .dsr lrtferytr', !,
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SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING

Every person getting up n club Of five nj 81 81
each, or rish, at 81 80 each, will be entitled IL
an extra copy Of the Magazine for is52, and also
TO a copy of the superb iarlor ms szo'ni tslee "a
inches by 1877, Five Times tine To-Day"
which, at 4 store, would cost four dollars. Spec
linens sent. gratis 10 those wishing 10 get ur
CiuLs. Address,
CHARLES J. PETERSON.
No. .o6 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Ia
Oct 3s-tf
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TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1928 G. AS II.

n. Ri nm also prepared, nj AT my shop in
Odessa, 20 attach my Delaware Phosphate Sewer
with MI It's improvements and in the most sub
stanlial manner, TO the ilain,s Wnod's or any
common grain drill nov In use, and guarantee
to give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing the Attachment will Please
forward their orders rs soon ne possible rs only
a limited number will lie furnished this season.
7ERKS.-Deawarc Phosphate Sewer attach
I'd old drill, Sss, Cash or m approved noe at
20 days. W. \. HAMPTON, ", U.
july left odessa. p.l.
A.. 7. BIAnlEi, AcrSr,
Middieiown, Del.
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s1
Delaware nafl Iloa6 1lna
san, sncr Arfaaosokoslt -

IN and AMIR W.adsy. Jsiy l5sh, Issl (pna1nco =, y
" csr;to,i ra.~nses Trains viii tsase u sssW6s 81
sokss. uoufo.
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REGISTERS ORDER.


REGISTERS OFFICER.
NEW cAsris Corxrs, Dec. II, 1871.
rron the application II WI. ". pnnrrAas
Administrator Of Pgnny P1gfryaAs late OF Aplm.
quinimink Hundred In said County, deceased j;
Il Is ordered and directed by the Register thai The
Administrator aforesaid give noii e Of the grant
ing Of Letters testameniary upon tie Estate OF
the deceased, with the da,c oil granting thereof
BY causing advertisements 10 be posted within
forty days from the date OF sncli Letters, In six
Of tho most public plnrcs Of the County Of New
Castle requiring nil persons having demands n
gainsi the Estate, 10 present the same, or abide
by an Act of Assembly In such cares made and
provided. And also 10 cause ,he same 10 lie In
serted within the same period In the Miskiistonn
7tanseyipf, n newspaper published in Middlctown
and TO be continued therein two months.
Given under the hand aud Seal OF Office
bf the Register aforesaid at New Castle,
10 New Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS Register.
N0TlCE.-lii persons having claims against
the Estate Of the deceased must present tie same
duly attested 10 the Administrator on or before
Dee. "A, 1874, or abide an Act OF Assembly
In snch case made aud provided.
wv. y. PRETfYMAN,Ad Administrator.
Dee. le-7m Anpssss-Odessa, Del.
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zsss cscnss. -. Il. 1871.
n k1oUalpe AverIi, late VI 81.
&1591s T. esid Couniy, deceAscd II
M 1lfecstd ~ The Register, that sss
~ efrptasiA rive wosice oi The RnsAt.
Jgo " 3d6iaissrAlion upon the Estate
<GS<pa. With the date Of granting there
Asian edtsts tsisemcais u he jcsisd With
~ {tpm Tie dais of surh Letters, II
Il ieeot tsblic plnces II lha County Of
". vsynssieg ~ rrrsoas having de-
611es she Essxie, 10 pFsseAt the came,
- A<t.ef Asssastly 10 such case made
@iA6d. Ana si>o Sassr tie anne 10 te
4 &tshtp shr sssle ferivd In the Niidie-
M 1<Mrlrs3<,A newspaper putllahcd In Middle
.&N& ~ ls coatioued therein two months.
4 & S Given urdar hand Aud Seal Of Ofacs
q ~ ~ ~ Ksxis'er aforesaid, At New Casils,
H. New C~st!e County aforesaid the das
s&51 p1G6sakovs urit;sa. b. GIBBS, Register.
III XiCx. All persons having claims against
1D6oo nf ihe deceased must present the same
6n6(eosel 10 The Administrator on or before
~. iStIl, ls53, or abide A. Act Of Assem-
N n 6Geh case made and provided.
JAS. q. MATTHEW'S, Administrator.
~. -, is5l--2fn Addrsss--odcssa, Del
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Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates

Ahead Of all others. These plates are engraved
on steel twice the usual sxc, and ccMt,in six f,-
ure They will he supcrlly colorcd. Also, sew
srai pages Of household and other receipts; in
short, every thing interesting 10 lsdies.
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Kent County Rail Road.

r1NilE Ken, County Rail Road being completeA
1 10 henncd, vile, trains will run daily, iSua-
days excepted for freight and passengers, bs-
tmt,n kennrdy,iilc aud ownkend, where close
cunnrcion viii lie made with trains of The Dsle.
MAI. X. K. commencing on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 1870.
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And viii run as follows until further notlss:

Townsend s Is 10 ARnlvn
kennedy vile II 50
Passengers rom Kennedy sile, and all ssstiess
,hr krnl County Rail Road, will reach VII.
minl.on NJ lo.i5, 4. N. Philadelphia At II .4s, 4
". and baltimore nj |. .0a r. ".
Passengers for the Kent County Railroad, viii
leave Baltimore president Street Depot ~ -,
4. y. Philadrliha depot corner Broad st. ard
Washington Asenncl At $50, A. \. and WI.
niinrion vi lu.l0 A.. n.
A Stage will run between chesiertown ~
Kennedy Vile, making close connections vith
trains E,s, and West. II will leave Ctcslestova
al s.3o, 4. ". md returning, leave Kcnuedy yvillo
on arrival Of lrain, aud reach chrsteriown abeut
2.3o, r. y. J. Il. WlK0ATE,
apr 3e--.f Chief Eng r sid Sup's.
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nsRLoU,s Isoie. q nI.iE

l.. miiiaaai Doubt. ie itst arielc in the market
Fot hiuing CLOTHES /, Will col ipf ulorc aier tliin
tour II. ~ The san.c weight u niisn, ani mhcil
more tiag m, 9iber wash ll' { n the market.
~. anI, prruine 4 ,i. ~ IL NJ AlssFn Nilf-
u.uern's uars sfagp No. a3s S6flh Second ST.
PHILADELPHIA "a. The tdlei- lase 10th Wit,
berger anl lIarloa uaiag q them, an CIR
ars eoaaifrfat. For sale by most rfotets and
druggists
WiITBERGEg : iNDEiIHiE INK will be
found on Trial 10 BE- 4 superior article. Always
ON hand sud fur sale IL rcasii Rhr prices, PURE
6rund SIiecs. Genuine Nedeihes, tltiu0is skins
Span4es Tafioe, Pearl sags and all articles
in the tfpg linz. a,
ALFRED ii'IL TBER g ERi ! DRTG sfbRE,
No. 2.ia Sar,t .s.eaai s.. P.til#tiptia, n.
July 8. lsTI--ls
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21
MR.. FERGuSON'S WITHDRAWAL.
To the People OfMOntg0mery County

A short time ago | published card
in which indicated my willingness to
become candidate for reelection,
under the impression that my candi-
dacy would, to some extent, serve to
harmonize the party. Indeed, the pri-
mary consideration with me was, the
harmony of the party to which | be-
long. | am not, as is well known, have
never been, and never will become a
politician in the sense of Office seek
ing from motives of personal ambition
and sclfaggrandizcment. 1t is there
fore easy for me to say to my fellow
citizens of Montgomery county, my
neighbors and my friends, that | here
by withdraw my name from the can
yass, finding, as have, by direct per
sonal intercourse with them, that my
candiIs will not unite the party and
hence tho bjcct | had in view, its har-
mony of action, cannot thcrGby he
subscrvcd
But before | take leave of pcopl,
who have once honored me with THEN
suffrage, and always with their person
al friendship, l take the liberty o
urging them to unity Of politica
action, in the present canvass. $,
long as q plurality will elect; so Ion!
as less than majority of the people
can send representation to our legis
laturc; 80 long as there il multiple
| ity of candidates for the same Posi-
ton, Just so loag will it be necossar
to have some common arbitcr or tri
bunal. If we will accept none, the
the minority party, always compac
and we'll organized, williDvariably elcc
the representative; and the anomal
of a minority ruling majority, be tn
condition of things.
Surely there is some one in tn
county of Montgomery ~ a count
famed for the intelligence of its pee
plc-of ability, position aud popular
ity so commanding aB TO coucenlrat
the majority party, and gave it froi
the injustice 10 itselfand TO other POI
tons of the State, Of being represent
Cd b. one Of the minority party
Jnler the crrcumsilncc, feel eel
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21
Thursday, October 10, 1872,

the tract OF land on the RuSsellve turn.
pike, about miles from ClnrksYtlle and
known as the montgomery County Fair
Grounds" containing 395l acres, with all
tho improvements thereon, consisting OF
stables, &c.
said property will be divided into lots
fronting on the Turnpike, and the Rail.
road, a plat eNnimt.d on day OF sale
aud sold separately from the hand.
TENSION the land, 8, L. Is and a
months credit, with interest from date aud
a lion retained Tho buildings will be soit
on credit of O months. Purchasers III
give notes Vlth good security. No rcdrn, p,
ton. fOlk q. JOHNSON. T.. 4 ~
sept. a. ~. j.d4 NJ. fee a.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21

TUE Memphis Appeal thinks Andy's
speech, in that city, rather lost, than
won him yotes-having fallen below
the expectation raised by the extrava-
CANT culogies of the hired taqews
and bill posters who preceded him.
The truth, is that Andy's speeches
mislcad by their artful sophistry, in
stead ofconvincing by their stern logic.
With bold assumptions, defiant denials
and clap-traps sylogisms-as he terms
them-he mystiiics the less informed
portion of an audience, and so ingeni-
ously mingles falschood with fact, the
specous with the solid that it requires
time and talent to untangle the web
woven to catch flies and as few have
the desire and ability for the analysis,
the unreasoning multitude is left I'M
der the impression that he is unan-
swerable and therefore, a great states
man, patriot and philosopher.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21
For the Chronicle.
A CaiI--SOt long, but Ioud!


A CaiI-NOt long, but loud
To James l.. Glenn. Cashier OF the North
ern BanK.
As there seems TO be great scarcity
of candidates in this State, and great
danger is apprehendcd that no ono
can be found to represent Montgomery
county in the next Legislature, we
have been looking around for some
man whose patriotism will honor the
draft VIZ propose TO make on it. TIE
people demand yoW serctccs The
Office seeks the min--let it not seek
in vain!
We want n man who is able to board
at the Maxwell House, and pay the
bills of his constituents, when they
call to see their representative. We
want q man who will raise our banner
and carry the war into Africa nc
allusion to our colorcd fellow citizens
is here meant-but simply classical
quotation Is intended.
We want every square inch of this
county canvassed We will expect
you to mount every stump that you
come across, and give the people your
views.
We lay down no platform for you
all we require is that you should b,
for the constitution. Ii you are foi
the constitution, say so in your letter
Of acceptance, and you are our man
We shall await your response with the
utmost serenity.
VoX PoPULL, FL prGterea NihH
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21
j. B. KILLEBREw
GAINESVILLE, Sept. ID, 1872.

GAINESVILLE, Sept. ID, 1872.
j. b. KILLEBREw--Dear Sir: The
call upon you to become candidate
for Floater, was explicit. The call ex-
planned itself. You were asked to be-
come candidate, mot before a nomi.
mating convention, but before the peo-
pie, believing You to be the choice of
the people and pre- -eminently the man
for the place" This being the case,
there was no occasion for the interpo-
sition Of convention. As an evil
dence of which, men of all parties
signed the call. 1t was generally I'M
dcrstood that Maj. Brandon and Hon
II. +. Ferguson, were to have no OPP
position; hence no occasion for a con,
vention.
We regret the withdrawal of youl
name, still we greatly prefer this tC
have you mingle it with disorganizers
whether in the shape of Editors OF
aspirants to Legislative honors.
Respectfully, your friends,
HENRY FRECH.
j. NJ. LARKIN.
SAM. JOHNSON.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21

THOSE who loudly proclaim Andy
Johnson's greatness willconfer a favor
upon the public by specifying the deeds
he has done for the glory of his coun-
try and the prosperity Of its people.
The true standard Of greatness is,
FIRST, goodness, and then the origina-
ton Of ideas rcplctc with bcnifcence
and the modes by which those ideas
can be reduced to practice for the en-
hanccment of the general welfare
the greatest good to the greatest num-
Der Tried by this standard, Andrew
johnson is very small, instead of n
very great man. As far as we can now
recall his history he has never made a
speech, or suggested proposition that
did not look, directly, or indirectly, to
the promotion of his own selfish am
bition. His fort il in leveling, dis
organizing demagoguism-andh his iuge-
nuity, in this role, has won for him his
reputation for great ability. As an
Iexpouudcr of the constitution, he has
displayed great tact in giving the sem.
blance Of originality to thoughts EN-
bodied in the writings of the trul!
great men who preceded him. AS {
man, he proved himself usurpinl
ltyrant as soon as possession of the re
quisite power gave him the opportuni
ty. As lover of the Constitution, HI
so saturated it with the foul breath o
insincere and fulsome adulation, tina
it fell, in tattcrs, at his feet, as he tor,
from the hallowed instrument, the pro
visions that confronted his despoti
will and babe him stay his lawless pro
ceedings. Ifthis be evidence of great
ness, we frankly conccde the pre-emi
nence claimed for him by many VIII
We wont to look upon him as fou
traitor, rud vino ought to view him a
one seeking to regain lost con6dcnc
and again to make Tennesseeans tn
, stepping stones to his vaulting ambi
2 ton.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21

Mr., GLEN, an Indiana Democrat
who attended the Duncan Convention
at Louisville, says that instead of a
meeting to further true Democracy, it
was managed in the interest of certain
iuyiduals and to aid the reelection OF
Grant, Though this truth was appa-
rent from the beginning, it is satistac-
tory to have it affirmed by an actor in
the vile conspiracy, though innocent
himself.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21

We endorse heartily, Mr.. Kille-
brew's withdrawal from the scramble
for Floater, and admire the patriotism
and feeling of self-respcct which for
bid his participation in contest
which involves no higher considera-
ton than an insane desire to let loose
the elements of discord, to dcpose
merit from its high position and leave
the most vital interests of the people,
themselves, to be administered by the
lowest bidder. Still we regret the
necessity that impcls him to that
course--that necessity being the legit-
innate result of party Reorganization
and a thoughtless Indifference, on the
part of the multitude to it, damaging
consequences.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21

Our exchanges from various quart.
ers are calling for organization They
see that anarchy il resulting from the
wild crusade against Conventions and
all other modes of securing harmony,
prcsagiug, as u farther result, the de-
feat of the Liberal movement and en-
failing upon those who foolishly cause
that defeat. all the evils that Radical,
ism can, aud will inaict upon Govern
mcnt aud people alike.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21

We. r. Iierndon, Lewis I. Gold and Will
lie l.. Hambuugh have this day associated
ourselves together under the firm name of
Hcrndon, Guild q Co. for the purpose ofcon-
tinuing the Tobacco Warehouse and GEN
eral Commission business, at Tricc's Land
ing, New Providence, Tenn. The Inspcc-
ton and Sale of Tobacco will continue TO
be especially In our business, and the plan
tiers and NIL Of our patrons may rest nssrir-
ed that we VIII continue In the future as In
the past, 10 witch and guard their every
Interest. leaving nothing undone In our
power TO legitiniately promote their well
fare. We can with pleasure refer To the
past as an indication Of the manner In
which our business will be conducted IN
the future. We will make liberal cash all
vnnccs on Tobacco IN store or elsewhere,
when safe to US in doing SO.
Very truly, yuur friends.
lIEitNDOS, GOLD & co.
Sent II, lST2-iw.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21
CON- MISsIOSRR's SALE on LAyD.

", 2. JOhnsOn ct ais, rs. Iloirs OF Z. IT.
Smith ct ais.
In obedience To an order Of the County
Court Of Montgomery county. made at lao
sept. Term, lS73 VIII Offer Tor sab, TO the
highest bidder, at the couri-house door IN
GAINESVILLE, on
Saturday, Sept %, 1852.
"a certain tract OF land. IS Ing IN Dist. No. .,
uf said county, containing lD7 acres, being
lots No. 2and OF th"divi sion OF tine lands
oI Rice Evans, being the land bid on by
VI. T.. Jurinon at a sale made by Peter
Oncai. Clerk and CoIn'r, on The iOih day
90 Stptemb.r isJ0. The said lies on Is x
West i'ork. aud Is bounded Us he lands %
Preacher, Johnston, cobb aud Others.
TEAMS o. " and rs months crolii Natea
with noed SECURITY required aud "a lien re-
taincd for the PURCHASE money. Soid With
out gipilty of Ttdrtnuii ton.
PETER ONEAl.. cl'k & can'r.
~i'Hr. s.iN -pf So ads 4 bills ~ -.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21
To the Tobacco Trade.

An adjourned meeting of the Trade,
has been called to meet at the Tobac-
co Exchange, on Monday next, BIRD
inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to discuss
matters of Importance TO all connected
with the tobacco interests ofthis mark
ct. A full attendance is requested.
NJ. III. CLARK,
Chairman.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-21

ANDY explains his taxation Of GER
tain parties, whilst he was military
Governor, by saying that he taxed
them for the support of the wives and
children of southern soldiers. Waiv-
ing the fallacy of theimplied christian
motives, we ask him in what clause OF
the Constitution, Federal, or State, he
found authority for his malicious and
tyrannical exercise of brute force p
We shall not be surprised to learn that
he excuses his Imprisonment and ban
ishmcnt of honest, men, on the ground
that it left more meat and bread to be
distributed among the wives and child
rem of confederate soldiers. All, An
dy You will find it a hard task tC
conceal your malignity under the man
tie ofcharity, or to show constitutions
authority for your lawless exercise o
power