25 Nov 1859
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Newspaper
Clarksville Chronicle
Location
Clarksville, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1859
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a local item referencing WW Thomas and an incident or event in Glarheville. Details are unclear due to damage but names appear and a community location is cited. Further readable fragments are minimal, leaving core facts uncertain.
Clarksville on November 25 1859 prints a political appeal for Hon Joan Bell of Tennessee to ran for President in 1860. The piece argues for strengthened naval prices and political shifts, edging toward Union preservation while flagging tensions with northern factions and Brown supporters.
Telegraphic report says citizens of Frankfort and Versailles faced a feared rise of enslaved people amid warnings of attacks. Abolitionist letters and rumors linked to Brown-inspired plots prompted authorities to bolster police and organize a provisional force to deter disturbances.
Dispatches describe the Conant Mieatmahip Company ordering a steamship larger than the Persia and Dover fortifications to be rebuilt. France reports embarkation preparations and peace terms accepted. cholera afflicts French crews. Avadan Squadron winters in the Mediterranean. Rumors weave around Italian central authority and the Modena Romagna ties as European politics and trade fluctuations unfold.
Fragmented public notice page detailing a city ordinance with penalties for trespass and property damage, plus local political announcements and candidate notices for Montgomery County offices, dated 1850s. Includes references to city council, injury violations, demolition orders, and multiple candidate declarations for sheriff and trustee positions.
This 1859 notice from Claresville Female Academy describes a February start for sessions, a corps of twelve instructors, and a boarding department in good condition. It notes low sickness, urges parents from Clarkentle to enroll daughters, and directs interested guardians to contact the president for information and land viewings.
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