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OFFICES AND ROOMS FOR RENT-Three
" good rooms over our store for rent. Being in
the centre of business, they are admirably adapted
for Lawyers, Physicians, Agents, sc.
NJ w. GAIT & BRO,
324 Pa. av., betw. 9th AMI 10th sta.
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HOMES FOR ALL.-Beauufuy and healthily
IL located Building Lots, "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, on graded Streets can, until spring. be bought
al the exceeding low price of S75, payable 50 per
month Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, 7th ST,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
ian 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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~ d. GILMAN, Druggist, has removed to 52s Seventh
W. street. opposite the Patriotic Bank and Is
pared to I'll all orders for Medicines Paints Oils and Glass
terms. Strict attention will be paid to
prescriptions at all hours of the day and night
The night bell ia the right Of the store door.
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Auction Sales

BY GRE EN - sCOTr, Auctionssrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN the First
Y Ward at Auction -On MONDAY, the z3d in.
stant we shall sell, at So o'clock r. m in front OF
the premises, Lots Nos Is, Il and Is, in Square No
H. The above described property is situated n me
corner of l street north and Dad street west. The
whole ave front on street IT los feet inches
and on I'D street, 40 feet 10 inches, and form a
beautiful square, but will be sold in lots to suit pur-
chasers.
Terms: One third cash balance in 6, 70, and Is
months, for noses bearing interest from the day OF
the sale.
A deed given and deed of trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
I'D Iuctioneers.
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For Sale and Rent.

nor RENT OR SALE-TBREE MEDIUM
Il size three story Brick Houses on the corner of
9th and Nj streets. For further particulars enquire
at the corner fl2th and l. sts., No. asa.
an l9-lw*
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W. TIERS
There few things which afford greater pleasure
sitting down write notice the celebrated
German Bitters because fully
conferriLg public benefit, and heart tells that by
many have been induced
rescued from death by dyspepsia complaint
the of which II IL certain II prepared and
sold only by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON the German Medicine
Store, No. 40 Arch street, Philadelphia.
See advertisement mar 2-am
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The Wssthsr NJ Philadeiuhia

PHLADsLrHIA, April 1.-THE weather ID
excessively hot for the sssson. The mercury
IN the shade is at 81 degrees
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nor RENT-THE OLD ESTABLISHED GRO
Il Gerry stand, with the good WILL of the esiab-
lishment,) formerly occupied by the la'e EIexius
Simms, on the southeast corner of 18th and F
streets west. To a responsible person the rent will
be moderate Apply at No 400 F street.
ap l9-3ts
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By REES A. SCOTT. Auctioneess.
INXECUTOR'S SALE OF THREE B r C X
IL Houses and Lots at Auction.-0n TUESDAY,
the cath instant. we shall SELL in ont Of the prem
ises, al 81 O'Clock, p. m, two Brick Houses and
Lots being lots and Z, in subdivision of part lot
No. 6, in square No. 459
The above described roperty is situated AT the
corner of 9th west and Louisiana avenue md
well celebrated for business purposes or Offices.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance in 6, II and Is
months, the purchaser to give Tor the deferred
payments, bearing interest from the Gay of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken 10 secure
the payG.eUt Of the notes.
Ali conveyanciag at cost of purchaser.
GREEN q SCOTT,
an I'D Aucuoneers
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n A CARD. -
C" Economy IS the road to t0eaith. ~
Crest Reduction in the price Of Hats & Cans

Ureat htouSuon III LAe price OF nhu q caps.
rs1HE undersigned, having made arrangements
/ with New York Hat Company 10 be con-
stanry supplied with the very best Moleskin or
DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style, offers
tneIa a; the unprecedented low pnce OF $3.50,
worth from four five dollars; ond quality, g.
worth from So 50 10 81; and 3 very good fashiC \
able Hat at s1,5 so worth from % 10 g. SO
Also, Be"be Co.'S Hats, al a mush less advance
than they have been here tot re sold in this city
First rate beaver Hats S3,5.
All kinds of soft HATS and CAPS very low.
In order 10 sell at the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted; consequently those who
purchase VIII not be charged from fifteen 20 twenty
five per cent. az an Offset for bad debts
ANTHONY,
flor many years in the employ Of Todd
Coz No. 3. Columbia place, 9Th ST.,
APP 80 If 2i door north Of Penn. avenue.
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Wants.

WANTED-A GOOD NURSE. ALSO, Girl
w 10 do general Homework. Reference required.
Apply at 3 50 c street, between AZ and 9th.
ap19-3t
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An ALIBI "A little fellow was knocked in
the head, several days ago, BY q colored lad
After the former had sufficiently recovered
from his injuries to walk out, he described the
assailant TO offcer Wise, accompanying the
last named TO one Of the brickyards, and iden-
flying him in the person Of John Carroll, who,
he said, Just before the attack, was driving
certain horse, which was pointed out. Mr..
Richard the proprietor, svore that the horse
was not only in the stable all that day, but
that Carroll was at work in the yard. Carroll
has . brother employed at ano her brickyard
who resembles him very closely, and also
drives Q horse bearing q resemblance to that
Of Mr.. Richards But the injured boy de
elared that John was the person who had as
saulted him. As an slibi was proved, the case
was promptly dismissed.
FRuIr Our farmers and gardeners in the
District, and the sdjoining counties of Maryland
and Virginia, are rejoicing at the prospect of
a fns fruit season, believing that unless some
unusual change should occur in the season,
there will be plentiful yield. We learned
from a gentleman, who has but recently ar
rived In this city, tina. when he reached his
home in Tennessee, after the session Of the
late Congress, he found the peach trees in
bloom aud the ground frosen hard, and it con-
tinued to freeze for several days after. The
fear is tina, the fruit in that region is destroyed
by the frost We hope the yield will be suf-
hcient in our neighborhood.
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WATCH RErURNs.-Hugh Mccormick, va.
grant; dismissed Susan Taylor, colored, va
grant; workhouse 80 days. VIM. Parker, dis
orderly security. John Burns, drunk in the
street; fine and security.
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" AN 7 E D-A MAN ACCUSTOMED TO
w horses wants situation as driver and TO
take care OF Horses. He speaks French fueutly-
Can be found at b. JOST'S, First Ward.
an l2-2t
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Hay is selling in this city at two dollars q
ton. 1t costs as much for the livery of horse
nowadays as it does for the board of man
in respectable boarding house.
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WANIED-A LADY TO ADOPT A female
~ Child. ENQUIRE at No. 466 street. be-
tween Second and Third, English HILL
IN Ta-2f%
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HE BALL TO NIGHr.-The dancin ? loving
part of the community, must not forget that
the ball of the Eagle Club of Georgetown will
t'ke place to night, at Forrest Hall The ar.
rangements are such as muet prove in all re-
spects satisfactory to the participants.
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viii duo Sreatly 10 the attract1ons OF the pa
wilton.
TEE ISLANDER SUIr-Wm T. Dove against
j. III. Blair-wsS continued to-day 4
The following named witnesses have been
examined for the plaintiff: Charles Il Win,
W. B. Lee, James Young, Charles E Davis
John II. Eaton, and A. G.. Southall.
The evidence was with reference to the pro-
pagation Of the alleged SANDER by Mr.. NcBlair
The testimony for the plaintiff has been
brought to close; and that for the defence
will probe bly, be commenced this afternoon.
FINE MUsIc.-The store Of our next door
neighbors, Hilbus i HitE, is often occupied
as free concert-room, during the day, for the
private accommodation and qualification of
tho lovers of instrumental harmony Yester-
day, Mr.. Ahrend, than whom there is not,
perhaps, q more accomplished performer on
the violincello, together with MIL Boye, the
pianist, and Mr.. Palmer formerly known as
Robert Heller whose skill on the last named
instrument is o matter of notoriety, gave a
charming impromptu concert at Hilbus & Hi:s's
music saloon.
STEALING EGGs.-Joe Williams, a colore
boy, was taken to the guard house last night
by several gentlemen, who arrested him for
obtaining at various times, ono hundred dozen
oS6S AAOhA oouu IL WllsOu. no pretended
that he was sent from the mail boat for the
eggs, asking for twenty-five dozen at time.
The last lot Of eggs was recovered; but Mr..
Wilson Is still the loser of seventy FIVE dozen
Williams was examined this morning before
Captain Birch, who sent him to Jail for trial
at the Criminal Court.
TIE WESTERN HosB.-We learn that this
new IRE company, recently organized in the
First Ward, will receive its new hose carriage
on the first Of May, when the company will
parade for its reception. We are told by q
member Of the company that the cost of the
carriage will be about $500. We hope theil
brother iremen will give them a cordial vel.
come into the service.
TIE REV. ROBERT j. LAwRENsoN, formerI,
of this city, was admitted to the Office of an eli
der by the Now England Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, recently hello
The ALARM OF FIRE, last evening was
false; the ringing Of an engine bell for TIT
call OF meeting having been mistaken for ~
invitation to haul out the machines to suppress
Q confagration.
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LscrURE.-After the concluding lecture TO,
the season, at the hall of the Columbia Fire
Company, Capitol Hill, to night, vocal and in.
strumental music will be introduced. The
public will be admitted without fee.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

MAJOR HENnY.-This distinguished orator
addressed an American meeting on Wednes-
day night, In the Court House. We have heard
Major Henry in his palmiest days. We heard
him In the exciting canvass of 40 and IA
when he spoke as none could speak, but those
who have the blood Of Patrick Henry in their
veins. We have heard him in the ~advocacr q
his claims before the people. We have
heard him at the bar, when iuries and judges
would smile when he smiled, or melt In teari
when he poured fourth his strains of pathetic
eloquchce. We have heard him, when we
thought no surpassed his own unrivalled excel
~lencies. But never have we listened to such
a speech, even from him as the one we heard
that night. Thefucts were strong and we'll Sc.
lected, the logic forcible and irresistible, and
his audience were spell bound by his rhetoric
1t was not only a good speech, an excellen,
speech, a soul'stlrriig speech,-it was more,
II was q living speech,-it win be forgotten by
none,-Ond the young men whoheard him, will
talk of 1t, to their children long AFTER the great
orator sleeps in his grave.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

LAST week We offered as a premium 10 any
one, who would successfully answer the speech
Of J, M. Quarles, made Two weeks since, a
Gold Watch, and at the bottom of the article,
are the words, "~snqHirs at this Office" Well,
every body could read these words except the
editor Of the JefIersonioH, and his man, who
IL anxious to take tbo propositions they could
not see them, but meets the challenge by pub
fishing a series of rnpst startling occurrences
such as "That banter eeceptedl" "&l50,0O
check" distinguished BoIter" &c. Now Il
this the way to accept that ''tdnter" as it il
called. Why don't you accept az of the prop
%osltion, and "~enQuiro at this Office" and you
and your man, will find a person ready, will
ling, sNrioas to take your proposition. Pace
the music Mn. jeff, show your spunk.
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Chean Light!

WE would say to the Public, that we have jdst
received another large supply of the celebrated
Burning Fluid Lamps, which for cheapness, dura-
bllity. and n~eath5ss, stand unnvalled. The Burn
free from grease, gives n soft, clear, Brilliant light,
is much cheaper than Candles and mo- at all expIo-
siv,-the Lamps 50 constructed that you can have
a blaze as smalEas a taper, or larger thar a candle
need no s%nufiing, and one ball Of Caudis- wick
will last a life time. We have every variety shat
a purchaser could wish, and we would say TO those
who wish to try them, that they can use them fol
one week, and If not satisfied they can return
them. Thus far they have given general s~atisfac-
ton. We invite you to try them.
HOUSE e. BRYARLY.
franklin Street, Clsrksville, Tenn.
N. Il. We keep constantly on hand, a large sup
ply of the burning fluid.
June s, IS55-ly
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

We had the pleasure Of attending the ex.
animation Of the young ladies' Of the Fems'e
Academy, on last Friday eyerng. The prompt
ness Of tho young ladies in ,nswering the most
difficult questions, satisfied every one OF their
diligence in prosecuting their studies and Che
care and fidelity Of their teachers. The COM
positions we're excellegs and gave evidence Of
more depth Of though, and better cultivation
Of mind Than al, usually exhibited by young
ladies of the, age. Every thing that we wit
messed. rSs creditable both to TIE teachcfs,
and ~ pupils. The next session Of this Ia 4.
s%ti,.,ion, will m on the Sd Of Septom-
ger next. We hope to see a full school.
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U

GALL your attention TO my stock Of spring &
Summer Clothing-Coass, Vests. Pants, Hats,
Boots and Shoes, Shirts and Drawers, Pistole and
walking Gains.
COATS.
Super Black Dress and Frocks, Blue Cloth met
tie Buttons Brown green and blue business coats,
Satin De chene and Italian cloth, Washington g.
brown and Buff Linen Drap ct and silk warp Alpa
VESTS.
super Black satin e. Grenadine vest White silk
land white merseilles, Famer satin welted Merse dies
now style grass and Linen vest.
PANTS.
Extra Black and Fancy Doeskia Pants, Black
italian and Moreno cloth pants, white brown and
fancy Linen pants.
Hats, Boots & Shoes.
White Black and pearl Wool Has, Chevaleer
Mario and Ingram Hats, Wideaw AXE Know Moth
ing and cit zen Hats, Panama. LeghoTn and straw
Hats, RYAN g. Co.'S extra Calf Boots and Cater
Shoes, Ransam g. Co.'S French calf Boots, gutter
shoes cloth and patent leather lasting CasseameT
do. plain and Tipeo 10 suit all sizes, Shirts aut
lCravats, Gloves, Hoses Draws &c. &c.
MY clothing n Of a superior quality and ninde
in most fashionable style. We can furnish YOU
with an elegant dress as well as a business suit, anC
one more important item-l will sell them cheap
twill YOU do me the favor to call and see my STOCK
before buying; it shall not cost you anything, apc
yeu may save, or at least You may got clothing &c
suit YOU and we'll worth the money you pay fol
it,
/ have ON hand a large supply Of Boys g. Chill
dren clothing, to suit ages 4 TO IL. years old. fla
q large lot OF fine sewleatter and hog skin trunks
all the common qualities Of trunks cheap, call ant
Ms,,I1 ,55--om A. B. HARRISON.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
MnNr1WlNH

WE have associated with us, In the Dry Goods
business, at our old stand, No. 10, Franklin 81.
Mr.. IoaN w. WILLIAMSON of this place, under the
style Of PracheH, DOrieh 4 Co. This necessarily
compels us to open a new set Of Books. Our old
ones we wish 10 wind up, as soon as possible, that
we may settle UP all Of our outstanding business,
for the last several years. In order to do this, all
who are indebted 10 US by notes or accounts must
come forward immediately and pay up. This we
earnestly request. We return since re thanks 10
our friends, for their past patronage, and assure
them il u~ntiring e~xerton can accomplish i, that
the new firm shall even merit more than the old
one. PRITCHETT & DORTCH.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
PRTTCHETT, DORTCH a CO.
IS ucc essors to)
Pritchett, a. D0rtCh.
n rIrL CO..

ARE now receiving, and have on hand, a large
and elegant stock offspring and Summer Goods,
composed Of every description OF Dress Goods,
from the finest silk to tbs cheapest Print. A
we'll selected assortment OF Centlemens wear, Of
every kind and quality. Staple Goods. Hats, Caps
Bonads, Boois, Shoes, Hard and Queenslrare.
Trimmings g. Fancy notions OF every description,
and also ssuperb lOt OfFreneh EmbrOderies sc.
sc. d.
These articles we have in store, and are con
stantly receiving new supplies. We are deter
mined 10 Offer indueements, in the way OF prices
that will sarpass, in cheapness, anything evel
before offered in the Dry Goods line in this mar
ket. Give US a call and we will prove what WI
say.
April ~, '55-ly
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
IN cHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE
VIM. S. Mcclure, Attach

Thos. ogburn g. lessee A. Armstead) Bill.
II appearing to the Satisfaction Of the Clerk a.
Master from the allegations contained in the bill
and affidavit that lessee A. Armstead Is a non-res-
ident Of the State Of Tennessee so that tho ordi-
nary process Of law cannot be served upon him.
II IS therefore ordered that publication be msde in
the Clarksvile Chronicle, a newspaper published
in the town Of Clarksviie, requiring said non-res-
ident defendant 10 appear at tho next term ct the
Chancery Court 10 be held in the town al Clarks-
vile, on the third Monday 10 October next, end
plead answer OF demuf 20 the bill Of complainant
OF the same will be taken for conlessed as 10 him
and set down for hearing Tx Patte.
TH0S. j MUNFORD,C G. M,
June I, '55-4w. prf.&3
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
one Cent Reward.

Runaway from the undersigned about III,
middle OF December last a negro boy named Dick
Black-he was bound to me by tn County Court
Of Stewart County. Tenn, Until ne became 81
years old, said boy is ~ years old, very light col
or, sandy hair, about 5 feet 10 inches high. ]
ferewarn all persons from harbonng said boy, anc
will pay the above reward for his delivery TO me
one mile, north Of New York, Tenr.,
DANIEL C. WILLIAMS.
Inpa 90 I95S-qyg
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
NNTECE.

Pursuant to an order of the County Court o.
Montgomery County. Tenn. (, made at the Juae
Germ Of said Court, 1881. l shall, on Sat urduy. The
30lh Of June. 1855, al the precinct for District No
10, being the r~esideRce of John c. Weakly, selfG
to the highest bidder, e Tract Of Land eontainiIy
AT Aeress belonging 10 the estate Of Thomas
Weakly, deed. Sold for division ambne tho heirs
end devisees. ~
TERMS.-$l00 cash, the balance ON a credit
of ! g. 2 years, purchaser giving bond and approx
ed security, and'a lien retained upon the lsnd lof
the pur chase money.
JOHN s, MAJOR. CommisslSher.
June s, 1861.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

The undersigned have agreed upon the a.
bove list Of appointments, as candidates foI
Governor. In making out the appointments,
they have been compelled to omit several
counties, for the want Of time, which they
would be much gratifeG to wish, but it is inn
possible for them to do so.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
MEREDITH P. GENTRY.
Nashville, April 5, 1855.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
SPRING GOODS!,
Posror, G. RIcHA'
POSITION Il RICHARDS,


ARE receiving and opening TIER Spring Goods,
to which they wish 10 call the assertion OF all per-
SONG who wish goods Of any description. They
the wants Of every class Of the commuhity,' and
think they have succeeded well. ~
Their stock of STAPLE GOODS is large and
well selected, whilst their Fancy Goods are unsur-
passed by any in the market. They have giver
special attention TO getting up a nice assor men
Of ladies dress goods, also every description o.
goods for gentleman's wear.
They have much tAe largest and best assortment
GInes a. ssueesssWn-S
ehat car De found in this market, also a good stock
OF Hardware. All kinds OF house furnishing goods,
boots, shoes, hats and caps, are included IN tneir
stock. In short, any thing that you want in our
line YOU viii find here, and we want to sell them,
Give us a call and If you do no. buy il shall not DC
for the want of an inducement. You will always
find us on hand Mod, Franklin Row, ready, will
ling aud anxious TO show our goods.
March 80, lS55.-t.
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STRAYED.

f. TAKEN up by Andrew Smith, District
VSE No. 10, Montgomery County, on the Ii
@k-(1day of June 1855, one bay mare Mule,
three years old, about thirteen hands high, black
main and tail-the former reached and the latter
tIimed half way its length, marked with blPek
stripe across the withers, and hound the legs
above the knees and fetlocks, and valued at SIS.
VIM. HARRISON, r. NC.
lime %, Is55-3w.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

We had tho pleasure Of visiting the country
a few days ago, and can confidently assert, that
we never saw a finer prospect for corn at any
time. The stalks are largo aud dne-some
fields look almost like cane.brakes, and with
the aid Of one, or Two moro rains, at the prop
or iimo, we have no hesitation In asserting
that the crop will be larger than it has been
for many years,
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
s.. Az R I Bs
MERCMANT Tailor.

HAS just rscsised a very select snd complete
assortment Of
Cloth, Cnssimeres, Vcssngs, hnens,
and other goods for Gentlsmen's wear, Of The best
quality and the latest stylts.
Gentlemen wishing fashionable Goods tnede ny
IN fashionable style, and upon reasonable terms
will DO we'll to give me a call. AL garments war.
ranted 10 give satisfaction, both as TO fl and quali'
~ Of work. Old garments thoroughly clcane'
and repaired upon moderate terms.
Nav \, 1S5E-9m
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

A new low-water boss, designed for this
river was launched at Louisville q few days
ago, and will be completed about the middle Of
next month. She is owned by Capt. Northen,
and others, and is named ar. L. Cobb"
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE.
VIM. P. Hume admir-. of G A DAVID Attach

Thos. ogburn & lessee A Armsteud) Bill.
II appearing TO the satisfaction of the Clerk q
Master from the allegations in the bill and aiiida-
viii that lessee, A ATmstead is q non, resident Of
the state of Tennessee, so that the ordiary process
Of law cannot be served upon him., 1t therefore
ordered that publication be made for 4 successive
weeks in the ClarksvIlle Chronicle, a Newspaper
published in the town Of Clssksviile requiring sal
nonresident defendant to appear at the noxt term
of the Chancery Court, to be held in the town OF
CIarksvfle on the Bird Monday in October nextand
plead answer or demur to the bill Of complainant
or the same will be taken as confessed and set
down for hetring Elk Parte
THoS. J.. MUNFORD, e NJ
lima g. Ie5S-4w prf, 80
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

LAST week we saw an admirable burlesque
on the modern way Of wearing bonnets. A
lady promenaded the streets with a servant a.
bout five feet behind carrying her bonnet,
GAINESVILLE women against he worldl