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Shs'pa Ere GRADER.
FROM SERENA

JCyEUM-The Serena Lyceum still meets at
their new hall No change of officers since my
last, Question discussed Tuesday evening,
Jan. Cd: .'Resolped, Tha: General Grant should
be nominated next president
The village is rapidly growing and BENG loca'
ted in the center of the world, and will soon be
the largest city in the universe. especially if the
wishes of It's citizens realized.
According to popul- ton, more people from this
town travel ON the Fox River Valley r. r.. than
from any other town.
CouRTs.-As usual with this place long since
become notorious for us Justice Courts, anoth.
er transaction hiss turned up, which would make
any other place desol.,e and forsaken. Certain
"scenes at the :ombs' occurred; the justice
deced the police constable 10 arrest certain often
ders, and all of them were fined for resistance
TO civil officer" or something else When ar.
rested they were tlken before Squire OAkheld;
there made the oath required by law for change
of venue ; and the justice, who swore Dr.. Hink.
lev with God Almighty have mercy on your
damned soul, &c" held that no change would be
allowed, since they were arreated for an offence,
the punishment of which was to be inflicted ua.
der corporation law, and as lie ,o,s the corpor.
alton justice, 40 would not allow any country
Justice to settle Meir cakes, such wss the Ian.
guage by his acts We need the constitution
amended to grant speciaI power to the Leland
courts, OF course the cases were appealed.
License or no license, the Leland lofty faith.
ers" are temper ate men. At one of their meetings
last fall, they determined to gran: licenses af.
ter January 1st, 1879. Thee saloons have
"nearly' closed up business in consequence.
Trade has diminished farmers and others who
went to Leland to trade, now so to Earl or Som.
onauk in order to spite the Leland citizens.
Busrtss is stagna,ed, price OF real estate dimia.
isked, taxes must be increased and all because
the council has said mo license
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SMALL ARM. choice land, near the dam, at onl
- fe5 per 4 decided bargain.
HARRIS Il KELLOGG,
Real Estate Brokers.
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BAiLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR FEunu.
AIRY About the neAtost present a father can
max. 10 wife, daughter or son, or IA mother TO
her husband and children, ia a years subscrip.
non 90 me famous ana p.polSN magazine. Bd.
taius more Of the real interest 10 the general
reader han any other magazine in this country,
It il original filed with pleasant stories, sharp
edv'n'urc', sea yarns, nice poetry, and all that
is loulated 10 claim the attention OF the yrca,
readinv public. Published by Themes & Talbot,
81 Cnu .ress street, Boston.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re-.
ceiyeA 10y Osman / LOpeman.
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As TO Low DREssEs-Most fashions eve
| their origin to an attempt to give prominence to
| the strong point or. hide the weak point Of a
King or Queen. Thus powder came into vogue
to conceal Quee- grey hair, and large per-
ukes because King Was bald. We learn, how.
ever, from Belgian paper that the custom of
ladies exhibiting their busts in all the beauty of
nature has u far more romantic origin. In
battle in which the French were engaged (sll
dates, we may mention, are reserved,) their
ranks were brofen. and they were routed.
W hen they retrea ed, their women barred their
breasts and entreated them to pierce them rather
than to permit them to fall into the hands of the
enemy. This was too much for the gallant Gauls.
Nerved with fresh courage, they turned, renew
cd the combat. and were victorious From that
time our French women have, on festal occa-
sions, always been accustomed to wear their
dresses low. In fact. when you see one who APP
pears to have have forgotten the upper part of
her dress, it is no proof Of indelicacy, INT simply
an Indication of the pow of national sentiment.
This satisfactorily explains what many ignorant
people have taken for improperly. We live and
learn.-Nep YORK. Post
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The School FEsTIVAI.-This beautiful little
Quarterly Magazine, devoted to new and spark
ling matter for school exhibitions and public
days, is received for January. No teacher or
cents year: single copy, fifteen cents. Write
for it, to Alfred l.. Sewell, Publisher, Chicago,
Ill. Send your subscriptions now and you will
regret it.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions rsceiv-
cd by Osnsn & Hxpsmsn
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HARRIS & KELLOGG, Agents.

- At 81 per S0acrcs at S12 per acre. 100
at 80 per Stock farm at s5 per and
many others AZ low prices and terms For sale by
HARRIS KELLOGG.
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DIANOS: PIANoS: PIANOS:
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FROM TEVILLE.

We have another lyceum in this town, styled
the Central Debating club. Mr.. Reynolds is
President; E. Graves Secretary Sam Dlchlman
Vice President, and Geo Scheidecker, Treasurer.
Question last discussed: I3solsed, Tho prin.
cipl-s Of the Democratic party are conducive TO
the best interest and glory of our Republic" E.
p. Jaycox, afirmSsivs; j. Ivor Montgomery,
negative, leaders. Society meets Monday even.
ing, at pcases School House
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'NII. MUTUAL LII E'lI. the lcadlag company
l. In the world. Iseppsentedby HARRIS KELLOGG.
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lake II TO YOUR H0ME--It il so much the
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TIE INDUSTRIAL MONTHLY LYORMgRLY
KNOWN AS THE TECENoLoGIsT This instruc.
tive AID use!sl Journal, Issued by she Isdussrial
Publication Company, at l7j Broadway. n Y,
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Sngle copies Tor sale and subscriptions receiy.
ed ~ Osnan & Hapeman,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07

spirit of general amnesty and an in
disposition to stir up the past and EN-
bitter the present, we had taken leave
Of Andrew johnson and his record
But whom he comes forth, in the guisC
of Democracy, to create schisms and
strife, to defeat the treaty of peace
concluded between northern and south
ern Democrats and Liberal Republi.
cans, it becomes our duty to assign the
reasons why we cannot endorse him as
an Independent candidate for Congress
from the State at large, and to vindi.
cate our consistency in supporting
Greeley and repudiating him.
In addition to the reasons, already
glanced at, we want no representative
in Congress whose record, in his opin-
ion, needs daily defense, or who has
family feuds to settle with members OF
his adopted household, or whose CON
scious yulnerability keeps him in an
attitude of bristling defiance. We
want peace we want the past for
given, not forgotten, because what il
forgiven ceases to offend, but what is
forgotten ceases to instruct.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07
j. b. KlLLEBREw

Mn. Error: In viewing the polit-
zeal condition of our once happy and
prosperous country, We are forcibly
persuaded of the great importance OF
selecting for office men of ability and
merit, who are unoontaminated by the
political trickery Of those detestable
rings that propose to rule our country
and furnish us with officers.
In order 10 break down this politi-
cal evil aud bring our country back to
its primitive purity we must select
men of ability and worth from the less
conspicuous and more retired ranks Of
men instead Of those political buck
sters. We sincerely believe our coun-
iy requires this change You have az
thc hcii Of your column, tot the Sen
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07
COMMISSIONERS sALE OF LIND

w. +. johnson ct ais, vs.. Heirs Of &. ii.
Smith ct ais.
In obedience to an order OF the County
Court Of Montgomery county. made at the
sept. Term. 1872, viii Offer for sale to the
GAINESVILLE, on
Saturday, Sept %, 1872,
a certain tract OF land lying la Dist. No. 2
Of said county, containing lU Rcros, being
lots No. 2and 3 OF ihediy lsion ~ the lands
of Rice a Evans, being the land bid OF by
NJ r. JannOn, al sale made by Peter
Oneal, Clerk and Com'r on the aOih dry
West Fork, and Is bounded BY the lands oil
Teacher, Johnston. Cobb and others
TERMS 6. n aud IS months credit Notes
with good security required and a lion re'
talnef for the purchase money. Sold with.
ont equity OF REDEMPTION.
pETfR ONEAl.. GIN s Cont.
semi. l,r ~ fee sdy q iiil. - So
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07
Attention, Everybody
THE nest is THE cHrApEsT |,


And the new Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Is the best, for IL has less ina
chinery, and less liable to get out of order
so constructed that all lost motion can he
taken up as fast as IL aCcumulates. Thus
the oldest machine can be made To operate
as perfectly rs when new. IL makes less
noise and runs much faster than other ma
chimes; IL Keeps the work entirely free
from all oil or dirt II Is adapted TO the use
OF all the Improvements which we furnish
with each lnachine-other compnni, =
charge extra for them. IL is easily learned
TO operate, and runs SO easy as not 20 in
lure tie most delicate operator; Il viii sew
from the thiclxest kerSeys down to the
finest fabrics; IL Will sew fine or common
thread; II has less eyelcts to thread. and
makes the genuine Lock stitch with Ro-
tating hook, thus avoiding the annoyance
OF "A Shuttle; IL will do every variety OF
work required of "A Family Sewing Ma
chine. plain or ornamental; IL is construo-
ted in the most beautiful style. and takes
up but little room; IL is mounted ON n sub
stant taily braced iron stand, and the wood
finished up In oiled or polished Walnut,
Mahogany and Rosewood cases.
Prices, from 500 90 10 sIi5 90.
Ladies' and gentlemen are respect fully
Invited to call at q. w. Hillmans Furni-
ture store, Hillman's Block, franklin n :,
and examine for yourselves, or order one
all the surrounding counties. orders from
distance promptly 1lled and satisfaction
guaranteed. Address,
7. II. BURGiE. Agent,
p. o. Drawer, 20j, Clarksvillc, Tenn.
Aug. IL, '72-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF V4LUA,
BILE FARM,

f. ID. IIeathman ct ais. ". A. l.. Heathnan
et ais.
In obedience to an order OF the County
Court of Montgomery county, made at the
Sept. Term, 1872, | will oiler for sale to the
highest bidder, ut the Courthouse door In
GAINESVILLE. on
Saturday, Sept. %, 1872,
a tract of land lyingin district No. is on
the waters OF McAdoO creek. containing
about 80 acres, 100 OF which Is woodland
The tract Is bounded by the lands of HALT
burton, r. NJ, Brown and Others. said land
belongs to the heirs OF Jas. lIenthman,
deed, ana Is sold for division. II will be
sold i'm two or more tracts TO suit purchaser
TERMS: Cash enough To pay costs aud at
torncy's fers, balance on credit OF l and
money.
PETER ONEAL, Cl'k a Com'r.
Sept. 7-iw-pr fee adv 4 bills 50 Jn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07
Commissioners Sale Of Land.

James w. Smith ct ais VS.. Catherine Hester
ct ais.
In obedience To n decree of tile County
Court OF Montgomery County, made Ia
the above cause at the August term, 1872.
Will Offer for sale to the highest bidder,
on the premises, on
Thursday, sept. "a, 1879,
a tract OF land lying in District No. 4, OF
said county, bounded by the lands Of \.
Hester, Jr., Jas. Fletcher, Jas. II. Wall and
Merritt & Gold, containing 222 acres, IN re-
orie>s. 100 acres cleared. aud the balance Is
In timber. The snme viii be sold as A
whole, or divided into two or more tracts
to suit purchasers. A plat Of snine will be
exhibited on the dnyof sale. Tho said land
belongs To the estate of Nathan Hester, Sr.
decd, ana Is sold for division among tht
heirs.
TERMs--A credit Of 10, is aud ~ months
notes with good security required, and q
lien retained until all the purchase money
Is paid.
PETER ONEAL, CLERK 4 Com'r.
Aug. 81, '72-iw-ad. .bills 30 80.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07

AS an humble citizen, We have as
little to lose through the disorganizing
tendencies of the day, as any one else !;
but patriot, earnestly desiring the
greatest good Of the greatest number
and the quiet progress of development
in all things essential to the material
and political welfare of the people, it
pains us to witness the efforts, in an
opposite direction, made by men of
intelligence, who profess devotion to
the country and its best interests
Colyar for Governor, against the unan-
imous nominee; johnson for the State
at large, under the same circumstan-
ces; Travis against Atkins-all en-
gagged in the work of disorganizing and
demoralizing the only party that can
save the Government from impending
ruin. And now we have indications
that the same dangerous spirit is at
work in the narrow circle Of Mont,
! gOmery county
We publish, to-day, two calls upon
individuals, one for the lower House
of the Legislature, the other for the
Senate. The men called for are intel
ligcnt, honest citizens, against whom
no damaging charges can be made
and we hope We may add too patriot,
aud conservative to lend themselves t.
the disorgonizing programme of John
son and Colyar and Travis. Unity, il
patriotic intention to uphold free anC
honest government is now the onl.
hope of the Republic and he is NJ
prudent fricnd who will disturb III,
harmony so essential TO success. Tn,
I imperfections Of man plead for tn,
broadest charity, one to another, anC
since no one man can gil the require
ments of all other men, in every par
ticular, nothing short of this enlarged
charity and noble patriotism can secur,
tho unity Of action which alone can
save the country and wrest lis govern
meut from the hands Of dishones
and incompetent administration
Every election, FROM that # Ma-oi
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07
Valuable Town Lots for Sale

win sell, NJ private sale. two lots 'front.'
ing ~ feet, each. ON Franklin street, lying
Immediately Fast OF and adjoining the
property occupied by John A. irwin. They
are about Nj feet deep.
Also, two lots OF saino dimensions on
Commerce street, Just Fast Of the hOusn
and LOT now Occupied by Mr.. Glascock aa
Il residence
TERMS. For the two lots on Franklin
street, SslD; One-third cash, balance in ono
aud two years with Interest For ihe lot,
on Commerce street, sGDs one third cash
balance la and years, with Interest.
JOHN =. WEN ELL,
Aug. ~. ~ sm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07
Sale or DIsiIlIery.

USirED STATES INTEnNAb REVENuE
Noi- OffIoK, cru DIST. TENs.
On Wednesday. the 18th day Of SEPT. next.
~ III O'Clock, a. ~, al @. rownscnd's Distll.
lery, near Palmyra, Montgomery county. i
VII pressed 70 sell, To the said Dlstillery
WIN ga lla fixtures ana appurtennnccs.
uiAo The Distiilcry premises, containlna
one acre aud eleven poles OF land. Laviel
on a. the property Ol O. Town END. to Snt
lsiy assessments. COSTS aud penalties ln ,a =
hands, amounting 30 fiNe hundfei ma
ninety -one tlpiiers, fJJl Terms. clsl
JtSsE TAYLOR. COLLECTOR
~ ~ AZ. lilLANn Dat ca.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

by virtue Of a writ OF vendltlonl exponaa
To me directed, from tho honorable Chan.
Gerry Court OF Montgomery county, NJ liza
july Term, 1877, Ia favor Of John Il. Die
worth aud wife, and against q. IS. uraharn
et ais, VIII On
Saturday. Oetober7, 1872,
expose 10 public saio 20 the highest bidder.
al the Court-nollSc door In Chlrksville. tlis
following described Property, viz All tlt0
right. title, Claim and Interest that O. A.
10th had on the 2lst day OF March ls7a to
the siore.hOuse which he formerly ownea,
situated Ia the town ~ Clarksvllle, aud
boundeina follows: On thanorff hy Straw.
berry ST.. On ilIo east Dy w. 4. llndiove'
store, on the south by fTnnklin A., and on
he west rs Walter MaeHnib 4 Co. Atso ali
tue und right that said q. a. Hpth had oil,
HE 2lsl Of Maruil, 1872, To the following de-
scribed lot situated Ia the town OF Clarks
VIE, commencing al the Intersection OF
sixth and College HiH., az u stake, al lilo
corner aforesaid, aud running thence we.t :
ward lOi q. q Inches 10 a stake on the aoutl,
Side OF College ~, fhonas aOufliwar,il ~ IN
~ toe 10 n alley. lei IL. ON the west siie III
Saith st., at lh,' paint whore said allsy in-
terecia the saliic, thcnto nOrthW ordly
about Ai q. a. tho beginning. Ibeth of SAID
'''' i'f''a 'NrNNy cpfe&.SI ~, F,ag,h'
Aus . Fi as So 49, ,i'tt. N tfff
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07

OLD Andy says that his great OK
emplar took forty years to deliver the
Israelitcs, and he would have done the
same as Moses of the colorod race, but
that time was not allowed him. The
Constitution gave him ample time
let him if he can, reconcile his rcvo-
lutionary and Radical course with
that instrument.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07
SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS AND SMALL B0Yrs

MISS SALLIE ELY
VIII reopen her School on the End dry OF
september next, in a new room noar hoT
mothers residence.
TUITIoS-FrOm sl2 10 TO Els 90 per scs-
sion-one-hHlf payable In advance.
Patronage respectfully solicited, and I'M
divided attention promised.
Aug. II. '72-iw .nf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07
A Nice Country Home for Sale,

wish to sell, or exchange for city prop
erty, my home, 20 miles from Carksvillc,
on the Port Royal Pike containing02 acres
of land, 10 acres Ina good timber, balance In
II high state of cultivation. The improve
ments consist Of "a frame dwelling with five
rooms, and all necessary outbuildings
There Is also ine orchard OF apples and
peaches. For particulars apply on the
premises, TO JOHN NJ. BAILEY.
Sept. Z, '72-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07
ARE YOU
POOR and HONEST ?

II so, do not waste time or be swindled
by irresponsible advertisers. We will pay
you a CASH SALARY OF S25 per week, aud
furnish everything, in an honorable and
flrst-class business, We are known where
we live, and guarantee honorable treat
ment. n special offer far poor men and
women. q. wEBBER 4 CO., Marion, o.
Sept. 7, '72-3m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07

tic, Government itself is an organi-
cation, and experience has demon
strated that il is only by organization
that it can be held firmly upon its base
of principles and forms as prescribed
by it's founders. In the absence OF
organized support, tho government
will become despotism, or the people
a prey to multiplied would-bo rulers,
each, as in Mexico, asserting his right,
at the head of an armed band Of ma
RAIDERS. Every honest man despises
packed conventions; that they are
ever packed, is tho fault Of the people
who have no moral right to take adj
vantage of their own wrong to break
down healthy organization. But, in
spite of the schism in this county, Gre
ated by the people themselves for some
underlined purpose, we feel satisfied
that the conservatives are a unit upon
every candidate now before them,
whether for State or Federal positions,
The breach in their ranks was but a
temporary escapade--an ebullition OF
patriotism and self-assertion, prompted
by no adequate cause and looking not
beyond the immediate local admins
tration of their county affairs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07

1r will be seen, from his letter in
another place, that Mr.. Killebrcw ac-
cepts the call to become a candidate
for Floater. His labors in behalf of
education and agriculture together
with his fine mental culture, clearly
point him out as the man for the
place, and We hope the people will
take the same view of his qualifica-
tons and vote accordingly. Mont
gomery has put forward two men, for
the Legislature, of whom any county
way well be proud, and we sincerely
trust that the disafrected, if there be
any, will be patriotic enough to sacri-
fee personal consideration on the altar
of peace and their country.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-09-07
Original Attachment.
'tatc or TenneSsee---MOntpOmerJ Co.

Richard bailey VS.. T. Is. Reese.
IN this cause IL appearing by aftidavit
that the defendant. T. Il. Reese, Is just
~ Indebted TO the plaintiff, by account,
in the sum Of sS7 80. aud an original at
tachinent having been issued and levied
ON his property, who is q nonresident ol
dered that publication be made in the
ClarksNllle CHHONtcLE, n Newspaper pub
llshed I'm the city OF Clarksvilie, for four
successive weeks, commanding the said
T. Is. Roese, TO appear before Iae, at my
Office Ia Dist. No. Z Montgomery co.. Ton.
on saturday, Sept. 2sth, 1872, and mako do
tense 10 said snlt against him, or it wilt
be proceeded with exparte. This August
-, 1872. ii. l., SMITH. J. y.
a. q. GooDLETr, Attorney.
August 81, le72-1w pr. foe o..