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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
In thlncery at GAINESVILLE.
John Morrow,

Johh MoIFoW,
A BILL.
THIS /. lloLsOn Ittls \
In l. ! c.psr it appearing 10 the satisfaction ri
the era nm, Master. from the H.leg itions in the
Bill that & Y through an w, Claggeit
are non-resi nts OF q Is St't", that the ordna
ry prrce law .caunol b. served upnn them
IL is he elor- ar ~ d tina pup milo he M de
the Clurhs lie hr n'l, news paper publish d
IN CnrGs' He Trrn or Tor sdrce = Va week Z,
requiring s 1 nou-re IdenI drie loanis per sonul
TO appear be ore the Chanoel or ut the ext 'rIm
Of the Cha cey Court, 10 b" held IN lark vi le
on the 3rd Monday oil Ap'il 1851. sud answ r The
alrgalio al he til or tn sam viii he tafen
or conir' srd aud down for hearing EN-parle as
TO them.
ID THOs. ] MUNfORD, c NJ.
Feb 81, lS57-Aw--prs. fee 81.
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Ee7voEDEsVEo1geEY7Y
ctma Insurance OTn1SaDy. OfEBart-
ford, Connecticut.
o. CASH CAPITAL, $500, 900, 90

80 81 pN Insures Merchandise gem
80 NSrc<.sSA orally, Stores, Dwellings, &c
o. rfS,rSTs,F.ysTH against loss by FlEE. Also
5sssA&@sXsrs takes inland, river and lake
risks lat The lowest rate Of pre-
MUM compatible with tic security OF he insured
l.. G. WILLIAMS, AGENT.
Aprii 81, Slit. Clulksviie, Tom.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
LET US REASON TOGETHER
HOLLOW VS. PILLS
WY ARE WE sIcKl

II has been the lrt Of the hIman race TO be
weighed down by d sease and suffering Hollo.
ways Pills are specially adapted TO the relief OF
the weak, the nervous, the delicate, aud the in
firm. Of all chimes. ages. sexes, aud constitutions
Professor Holloway personally superintends the
manufacture Of his medicines in the Uniten
States, and offers them to a free and engh ened
people as the best remedy the world ever saw foI
the removal of disease.
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w. S. McREYNoLDs g. co.

KEEP constantly on hand large lot Of Floor
ing Ceing, Windows, Doors. Sash, Blinds. Wash
Boards. Casengs, and Man ies--in word, every
thing in OR line. We also have on hand n large
Bgt of " heat Fans, Of n superior quality, which
guafantesto be equal to any ever made ia this
couptry.
WE WILL FURNISH LUMBER
ard undertake Buildings outside Of the shop, and
complete them on short notice.
We arc now receiving and will keep constantly
baud, large lot OF undresSed lumber of every
-sfei .ption, for sale. And also keep materials for
PstirSSsYn gravel rOSfs, aud guarantee them not TO
1e$k. Terms cash.
Iuas i IpS5--tf
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
THEFASTENT ANDFlNESr STEA NBoAT
IN THE WORLD
DANIEL BOONE.

!lLr4gsst JAS. LEE. MASTER ss1,yts;
esSs sssssss=----.szss
Leaves Clarksvillo for Memphis every Wednes.
day night, passes up for Nashville every MONDAY
evening. Pas enge-s for New Orleans will b. sure
OF getting boat al Memphis without any detention.
KEEsEE eLACkMAN 4 Co,
yar 2, 'ST--5m Ascn,s
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
THESE PILLS PURIFY TIE BLOOD.

peOrle as Inc best remedy the world ever saw toI
the removal Of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly combined to
operate on the stomach, tie liver, the kidneys
the lungs, the skin, aud the bowels, correcting
any arrangement in their functions, purifying
the blood, the very fountain Of life, and thus
curing disease IN all its forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT,
Nearly half the human race nave taken these
Pills. II has been proved in all parts Of the
world, that nothing has been found equal 10 them
In cases Of disorders OF the liver. dyspesia, ana
stomach comp lsnis gesera!ly. They soon give
a healthy tohe 10 these organs, however much
dersnged, aud when all other means h we failed.
GENERAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH
MANY Of the most despo,ic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses 90 the introduction
Of these Pills, tina, they may become the nied
cine of the masses Learned Colleges admit that
this medicine is the best remedy ever known Tor
persons of d.. iea,e health where the system has
been impsr-d IA its iuvigorating properties never
fail TO afford relief
FEMALE COMPLAIN rs.
No female. younz +, old, should be without this
cele DRAFTED medicine. IL correcis and regulates
the monthly courses athll periods, acting in many
cases Ike charm. II j. the best ano safest
medicine liht can ne given 10 lhe cnllnFeh OF al
ages, and for any complaint; consequently nc
family should be without IT,
HolloT0T'S Tills are me best remedy knoirn
ia the ,SSrH .Jor The foiioring diteases:
Asihma, Diarrrna,
Bowel complaints, propsy,
Coughs, Debility.
Coils, Fever aud Ague.
Chest Diseases, Female complaints,
Costivensss; Headaches,
Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Stone and Gravel, influenza,
Secondary symptoms lnhdma ion
Inward Weakness, Venereal Affections,
Liver complaints, Worms, OF all kinds,
lowness OF Spirits, Piles,
ss Sold at the Manufactures of Professor
Holloway, 80 MAIDEN Lane, New York, and 24l
Strand, Loncon. b. all respectable Druggists and
dealers in medicine throu bout he United States
and the civilized world, IN boxes, at 25 cents, 62lS
GEMS, and 81 each.
lJ-There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes
n. B-Directons for the guidance OF patients
in every disorder are affixed TO each box.
Jan IL, '56y
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
NE w FIRM

WE wish 10 Inform the patrons ard friends OF
the firm Of @ w Bryarly h Co., that w II Bry
arly has sold his interest to DR. McCauey late
Of Louisville Ky. We return our thanks for
the liberal patronage g,en TO the late firm and
solicit an extension Of IL TO the new.
q. W. BKfARLY, m. n. M'cAULEY,
OF the firm Of late of
@. W, BRyARLY * CO. LOUISVILLE, KY.
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FRsDNEY.

E%Ns SAMU Ell SIMPSO ON ha
GsMN Just Received direct from
AESu u IN London lot Of fine Gold
Mo aM ard Silver Watches made to
lilo Inn oTcer The u ovtments are
Mp >'EFD mace OF the best material,
RNM9 HZSaSs4 the cares for workmanship
= g ss.sssS uu 'liiy cdnno, be sur
passed rs the watch is an
important branch of my business | intend giving
The greater portion Of my lime 10 that Branch |
have arrangements In London snd Liverpool, tia,
will INSURE NY receiving periodically. aud ssaort-
ment of Walche; mode To order which in quality
are surpassed by none. He would call The atlen.
iion Of all that want watch for time and dura-
bi.y.
Jewrpiy.
In addition TO his stock he has received all the
new ,.atlrrns connected with this Branch of the
I ride.
Frs call all indebted to me bv note or account
are uqu-s,rd To make payments by The first of
March, ur they will fnl lh'ir PAGER M the hands
81 an Officer, " h ana dirIou cost a. am compel -.
leu Ia hav. my busInrss settled by that time. | am
compelled IN have M 'nry. Gentlemen there is no
misroke IN his what say is so.
eb. lS,6--tf.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
IO.O0O

POUNDS OF old Brass. Copper, and wrought
iran scraps wanted at the Clarksve Foundry for
which will pay the highest price In cash or rade.
March 81 '56-ly. .Y.WlII1FlELD.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CLARKS-
VILE.
Rohart NJ Fortson sud n, hers D.viseas Of r icha ri
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Bryarly e. M'Caulcy.

Who will keen CONSTANTLY on hand full supply
Of Fresh and genuine Drugs and Medicines.
Paints, Oils.
Dye Stuffs, Tobacco, &c.
Perlumery, Cigars,
Glassware, Window. glass,
Fancy Articles, Daguefotype Stock,
and everything kept in Drug Stores generally
Come come all, AS we have now finished an
extension 10 our room, ~hich makes il
large nnd COng TtOdiOus,
and enables lis TO e. terrain aud wait upon our
customers in an agreeabl, style.
As TO the freshness of our medicines, those who
are acquainted with us know we would send moth
lug from our house bat what WAS the hest. We
are always receiving fresh supplies aud deal in
nothing bat rhaf is good. As for cheapness there
are none cheaper any where. Inducements will
be made in prices in filling Physicians bills, and
strict attention always paid to orders from the
country 10 senu them immediately.
Mr.. Bryahly will give his personal attention TO
the Prescription Department. : ign OF the Colo
Mortar above the door, Franklin Street.
august IS56-tf.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
DR.. Mel AN E'S
CELEBRATED
V e r Nj / T UG E.
LIVER PHEES.

Two ofthe best Preparation. OF tn. Age.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
PROM THP RIVER PLATE.

by the bark Antagonist, We hsve Buens Ayrss
papers 10 August IA af,eec days later tass pestso
sdysces VIA kpgisad. The news Is Of but little 10
portsnce. t. a.
The Provincial Legislature had passed o law cen
6srating si the iaIds conferred by Roess upca ~
nipioGs.
The Inst rsirosd in the Argentine States was 10 -
ir aueuI aiei 90 August 10 with great ceremouy II b
short sisir. running from Buenos Ayres b q sn64
town twelve miles inard I.
Ip the Province under the rule Of General Crusisa
there had been cistprbances. Revolutions in Saa yuaa
Tucum an ard Sul.s had been sufocated bat the -
psrs state thst general feelog Of dsAfecticn Is a-
parent. and thst the opposition to urquisa grow
stronger every day.
Tho froLtief Inaians, lately threatening to invs&s
Buenos Ayrts, had fallen 10 fighting among then
selvts.
From Mouievdso we have ds'es TO August u. NJ
Republic was diet acted by the inrisues Of Ofibe A.
his par,izsrs. The n,wspsper discussions weN veg
violent The editor of one of the papers oppcee< y
Otibe bad been attacked by an ASSASSIN. Oa the i6
of August man was found with his threat cus so
Oiibe's couIuy house
The yellow fever had entirely disappeared:
Price Of gold in Buepos Ayrs, Aug. b: -, ~
ounces were sold At $S29 IN. c. to $S3l.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
Markets..

OswEco, Sept. Sr-6 m-FLoUR quiet WHEAT in better
demand prices unchanged sale. OF 900 busn 10
for choice white Michigan and for Chicago Spring Coax
dull and yery e arriving Gales Of 900 bush 6c Canal
FaEcHTs very dull Flour SIC and Whea, 100
10 New.Yoik LAKE IMPORTS: 1880 bush. Wheat CANAL
EXPORTS: 1900 bbls Flour. 800 bush Wheat
CHICAGO, Sept so, Flour sctive WhEAT-afooo oe
nsnd at 7Sc Com dull at Sic OATS quiet Shipments to
Bufalo-no Flour or What 10 900 BUSH Corn shpmsnts to
Owesopo Flour or Whes Is 900 bush Corn Receipts TO-
da,StO bbs Flour; lis 900 bush Whea. II 900 bush Corn
EEw.oRLE.Ss Sept 50 -CoTrosnwe have no sales to re-
FIouR-k declining tendency sales at IS 6 FeEIGHIs-
Cot on to Liverpool "a Nothing doirs n STERLING tx
CHANGE, and MONEY very tight.
BUFFALO Sept 3N-l FLOUR Is dull; there are few
buyers hods disposed 70 submit 70 aay further DO
Ohio and ndsns 5 25o$5 say for best extras. and % Sod
as rs for oouble extra WHEAT Is lower aud holders ar
spxou, to realize sales to day bush Cocaso Sprng
on private terms email lot of red Ohio at 81; At nooa
there were sellers If Chicago Spring &c., but buyes
CoRs quiet and unchang sales day bush at &c
Oars S5c sales WHISKY IL dull; sass REc 'r'
"a hours t. dsy- go bbs Flolr oi8 Dlsh
w. eat 81 $40 tush Corn. CANAL FREIGHTs-CoEn t. New
York l0c-; Wheat, l3c.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, Il
o.rut, through the fesh. Taken to the City Hos

yso,rut ttrovgh the aesh Taken to the City Hos
pitnl.
Jan &c Mesrdep, lsbor,T employe in master fac.
tow e W rely jured. found fast undet s.ons
Hepry Behlusn German employed 10 the factory
iriu,ed bat In what extent vac not ascertained
samuel Anderson had BIZ leg broken.
wi liam Mcdonald, severely injured. Taken 70 the
Hospital.
Hupk Gilmore Of g79 BIeecker street, married. had
bis ribs broken. Taken to bis resderee At the ii ne
Of the cs,as phe he was engaged in cutting stone in
the street
c. Quincy Of No. ~ Gansevoort street a lamp.
lighter. was in the liquor store Of Rers when the eI
rIo-ion occurred. Received very severe Gu. under
bic chin, and bad bis legs bsdly bruised Ho wss
taken Ia bis residence.
Mrs Msry Farall. wife of Jsmes F,rrsu CksAper Of
the Iri.h American" porter house, No. jlI West
street adjoining the plaster factory had of her
arms broken.
Richard Elfers, keeper Of the grocery and liquor
store AT the corner of Horao and West streets had
his legs badly mashed.
Hermann Kitchen clerk in the store Of Elfers, was
severely hjurea.
Jane. Maban, aged %. mared man, very badly
b,ued. Taken to the City Hospital.
John Kline, injured, but TO what extent could not be
atcertained.
A child whose name was not learned, was also very
severely il DOT fatally II jured.
Elliott johnson, foreman in the establishment, was
slipbtly Injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

tte DemccIsic party. Havay. he said, sooordiss
to Tbomes j. 6erson, degrsdes both ae master sas
DE slave. II makes CD slels o one portioa 81 n9-
MARTY, snd tyrsn's aud dsspo,s of the cther Bat u
was OILY tke father Il the Dencctatio pafy,
vbo he'd such sentiments a. these; the sors have
rtpuoistsd and traupled them under foot. The
d. M cratic party Of to-day dare not own Thomas
j. feisop. Az proof OF II, they oever quote him
II is Ell gulsT fact slso, thst they seldom qaoie from
TIE Declaration OF Independence; for that would De
quo'r jefferson. also The De mocratc party Is Tie
prest bslvsrk Of Slavery in this country.
He referred 10 be horrors Of the Internal slavesde,
ard showed that Il bad been legaired aud made re-
srectable by the pretended sons sod disciples o.
Ibemss Jefferson. He ssid that he had been Dem
ocrst orce, when to he a Democrat was to be pat
riot srd lover OF Liberty; but he was Denoof@
no Iorger He voted for Van Buren, in lSfS regarding
bin al IL time rs an expoEeut OF the principles oil
the Free Democracy. But poor old Marlin nad gone
ike A fox 10 biz covert, where men VINO now cau
III. uselves by the rame Of Democrats must sooner or
later, follow He would not now belong 10 the same
marty with Marin Vac Buren, and he certain that
he would not for apy consideration belong to the same
part with Fernando Wood. Laughter. lie regarded
Fernando Wood. so far from beirg Democrat as
greater autocst than the Emperor OF ali the kussias
lLaughter) He characterized him as tae chief OF tae
honorable fraternity Of Dead Rabbits, and ssd that
he was fair specimen OF the general stock. He re-
erred to the tenscity with which the new Democracy
ding to the old name. II reminded hun, he said, OF
do, .loafer that he saw the other day. Ne was
scratching fmself vigorously, all over his body. He
"Whatn was the reply, " Do you take me for sdog
I haven't got feas I've got hcc; I'm humds I"
l.aughter.) He cIupg 10 his lice, as the only evi-
dence snd remsining relic Of his humanity 80 Fer.
dar DO Wood calls himself by TIE ancient name OF
Democrat" as the only visible evidence OF his de-
The me:ting vas closed by the singing Of another
aopg, and with three cheers for " The Ticket"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
Personal.

MIR. John r. Thsyer, the well known Bose9
baker, who died at his residence in Brookne o. q
Tuesday mo,nipg. was the son Of the l.ts Kew. Ne
thaniel hhayer, ID ID of Lancaster, Mes, and 9
hnesl ait of John Cotton, the tire, minister q
Bc ston. He "a years Of age. For The pas
thIty years he has pursued successfully the busnecc
wife is the Cauehter Of the Hon Francis Granger ~
Canap6aieus. Mr.. ThayG by his will. leaves coe-
slider able amount Of his property in manner TO istss
eat TIE public the details Of which will be made knss -
hereafter
-THc Detroit DaIy Advertiser states, on privses
information hat Lewis Csss r., has resigned bis ps-
siticn at Rome to take effect at an early day.
The Hon Gslusha A. Grow, Member OF CoaSrees
from Ptrns. lvania, is lying quite III IN narn"o1y.
lie ar iy ed 81 the capital on Monday to address No
rublicsn me- tirg but was unable 70 do 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
THE NATIONAL HORSE EXHIBITION.

SPRISGrIrLD, Mass, Sept 30 1857.
The Second Nstor al Horse Exhibition opened hero
to-day, under very favorable auspices. AT the grand
eDree, over 300 borses appeared upon the track Tne
collection en brsces what is deemed the best csss OF
horses ever brought together in America TIE a.
tendance rather better than the fret day OF the
show of 1853. Among the strangers present. we're
David Hill, French Morrill,. ID. O. Lindsey Of Ver'
mont; VIM. II. Lsdd late President Of the Ohio Stsie
Agricultural Society; Henry A Dyer Charles Ro ,
inson, President of the Connecticut Agricultural 81
ciety, aud John a. Peck Of San Francisco.
Draft horses and mares, in their classes, were
specially examined to-day.
Flora Temple and Lancet arrived tonight Leather
Stocking is also here.
A large number of strangers have come in on the
evening trains and the promise is this. tomorrow will
be great day.
The exhibition TO- morrow embraces matched horses
colts, fancy matches, stations from four to seves
years old, and family horses.
The entries Of matched horses are large.
The mares Highland Maid, Scntag and Pocahon'a'
are also here.
A trial Of speed will take place between Flors
Temple and Lancet on Saturday afternoon.
The exhibition will continue through the week.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICUL-
TURAL EXHIBITION
II Tho A. Y TnhnuA

Correspondence Of The NJ Y. Tnbaus.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 30 1857
The grounds of the State Fair at Poweon presented
to-day very animated appearance, in consequence
Of IT, large attendance Of farmers aud residents Of
Philadelphia, all of whom were kept in a constant
state of excitement by the breskneck pace at which
the owners c fast nsgs drove around the track Many
of the borses exhibited speed and bottom worthy the
best course 10 the country This part of the Er-
hibitiop as never equaed by the State Society and
not even surpassed by the United States Society
which held its Exhibition on the same ground last
year.
TIE cattle and sheep stalls, empty yesterday, were
all occupied to day by az iueookog st ck as can be
produced in this country. Among the sheep on eH'
hbton We noticed lot OF Cotswold ewes and bucks,
belonging to Mr.. b. Roberts, h. Is. Paine and Others
Mr. Ed, kersey has lot Of Imported French merino
ewes which attract much attention. Mr. Is. Moore
and others make fine die play OF Southdown sheep,
very superior in quality. , =,
The DEPARTMENT for cows ard bulls is unusually full
to-day for State Fair and the character and con-
d,on of the stock effects much credit upon the ex-
bibitCrs The most noed cows in the stalls are some
fine grade cows. owned by Mr. Robert Little, DIR. -.
T., Haued and Mr.. f. l.. Walker. The last gentle
insp exhibits COW which, for size and beauty, has
rarely, If ever, been excelled.
Among the curiosties Of the Fair, We noticed lot
Of Jamaica Goats two Of which were trained to har.
neee, were 10 Il sulau wagon, huu uifFen
around the track by boy. The goats are quite
small, gt pe, essiy driven, and travel much faster
iban would be supposed from their sze.
The tents for the exhibition Of fruits and vegetables
were very attractive TO day, in consequence Of large
additions having been made. There are pumpkins.
carrots and cabcages, Of mammoth proportions. Inc
Mechsnic Arts are also well represented az well as
The department for the exhibition Of Farming lmple-
mepts.
There was q grand cavacade of all the horses on
he track numbering over 2g1J this morning, after
which the course was surrendered to the owners OF
fast trottiDg horses. Right well did they use the
privilege much TO the qualification Of the lovers Of
this kind OF sport az to the woTnent OF the poor
animals which could not be forced to make time un-
der three minutes.
The machinery for crushing the Chinese sugar.
has not yet been put in motion, bat 1t is thought the
curious will be able 10 witness the operation to-day
large quantity Of the is already the ground
wsirg to be squeezed
The grand pIowing-match comes off on Friday
mo4nrg, and the annual address will be delivered 10
the afternoon, by E. G. Wilson, esq, after which the
President will distribute the premiums.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
FIRE IN FIFTY-FOURTH SrREET-DESrRUC-
TON OF TIE SHOT TOWER.

Last evening, about 8 O'Clock, a fire broke out in
the Scot Tower, located at the foot Of Fifty fourth
street East River, and before the frenen could ex-
tn guish the flames it was, with the adjoining build
res, entirely destroyed. Owing to the s.eness of the
hour, our reporter unable to obtain any further
particulars.
YIRE IN wEsr THIRTY-THIRD sTTEET.
At Il O'Clock last night an unoccuped frame build
ing in Thirty-third street, took fire from some un-
known cause, and vas entirely destroyed.
FIRE FRONT STREET.
About o'clock this morning fire broke out in the
smoke.house of Worck & Son, No. 80 Front street
Owing to the steness Of the hour we were unable to
get the par i,ulars.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
THE RANKS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, Sept 80, 1887,
The Banks are still pursuing an mharmonious
course causing trouble and vexation to busne's men,
The Pennsylvania Bank refuses, for the present. to
come into an arrangement with the other Banks, fear
Ing that her largest depositors will remove their bal
ances to other Banks, creating large Indebtedness 70
ihsa, which could not at once be settled without diff
Guilty.
Arrangements are making to place her on hrm
basis The other Banks a. variance, refusing to
receive the certified checks Of each other There is
Confusion in oil the arrangements of parties having
notes DUE while the funds are locked up The people
feel outraged at the want of system, and the necessity
for Clearing House is becoming daily more impera-
tive.