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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

Atfhe last examination of Teachers,
on th( bth inst. the following questions
were Hoposed for written answers
GEOGRAPHY. IA
| 4. Which is the largest peninsula in
the wossd7 g >tl>
2, I'M the approach OF ship from sea,
what kFt of the vessel will you first see,
and why2 .-....,--,-..-
3. What waters are connected, and lands
separated by Behring Strait? q
a. Which is the largest sea known, and
what does II separate?
8. Where is there neither latitude nor
longitude?
6. Which isthe largest city on the Wes-
tern Continent?
7. What courses, and through what
waters will you sail, in voyage from No
bile to Valparaiso?
9. If you go South beyond the equator,
the North star will sink below the horizon;
what is the cause of this phenomenon?
ARITHMETIC.
/. What is the difference between no.
taClon ana numeratIonl
2. Upon what depends the value of any
figure? -
3. What number multiplied by will
make 2O58?
a. The hour and minute hands of a
watch are exactly together at l2 o'clock !;
when are they next together?
8. How many yards of carpeting, u
yards wide, will cover a floor 2 feet 8
inches long aslg i3 feet inches wide?
6. What is the effect Of multiplying
the denomination Of fraction?
7. Reduce rs hours 80 minutes Is Sec
onds, to the decimal of day.
8. What pricipal, at per cent, will
gain 3 1866 in 2l months?
GRAMMAR.
]. What is simple sentence?
2. What is the difference between
personal and relative pronoun L?
3. Two gases, oxygen and nitrogen,
form the atmosphere. Parse orygen and
nitrogen.
a. How can you tell what part. of speech
any word is ?
s. Neither Mary or George went. Cor
rect, give the reason, and parse trent.
3. The sun rising, we set sail. Parse san.
z. Teach me what is truth. Parse each
word of the sentence. ...>
8. Why did he do 80? Parse the SEN
tence.
oRTHoGRAPHY.
Spoonful; yacht; sketch; skyey; pyro-
technic; police; ravine; remitting.
VI 80 applicants, IT received certifi-
Gates; 8 for 4 months. for 9 months,
2 for l2 months, 4 for Is months, | for
10 months, and for2l months. 13 were
rejected.
By order of the Board.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

ONO PENIrENrrARr.-The work shops
at the Penitentiary that were destroyed by
fire, some weeks since, are now being re-
built, and the prisoners in few days will
be able to resume work again for the con-
tractors. There are at present 622 NAL es
and females imprisoned within the walls.
BLIND AsYLUM.-There are 92 pupils
under intruction at the Institution for the
Education of the Blind in this city. the lar
gest number for some years. The Institu-
ton is in flourishing condition.
DEAF AND DUMB.-One hundred and
fifty deafa and dumb pupils are under in
struction at the asylum on Town street,
Columbus Gazette
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

The present population of the United
States composed of 81 States and 9 Ter
ritories) )is 81, 100000, of whom 4, ,OOo, 900
are negroes. The extent of sea coast is ls,
500 miles. The annual value of its agri-
cultural productions is $4,000, 900 .OOO.-
Its mines of gold, copper, lead. coal, and
iron are among the richest in the world
Within its borders are 10000 schools, 5,
600 academies, 234 colleges, and 10000
churches, having accommodations for ID,
10000 persons. There are $4,000 reg
ular clergymen of all denominations. and
the total value of church property is
1888, ZOO. 900, of wiisch the E piscopalians
possess $11 ,5OO,O 900, the Roman Cath
olics SO, 100000. The former one church
for every 15,87l, the latter one in 1890.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

HELD IN $2, 2,0O0.-Edward dc Steiguer,
charged with stealing from the mail, was
held to bail, yesterday, in $2, 200, by U. s.
Commissioner Newhall, for trial during
the next term of the U. S. District Court.
He was held on two counts: one for alb
stracting $ 900 from package sent by
the Cashier of the Branch Bank at Athens
to Daniels & Rathburn, of Pomeroy; the
other for abstracting s66 from letter sent
by Mr. Bean, of Athens, to DR.. J. r.
Whittemore. of this city. He procured
bail and was discharged. Brough's exam
nation will be continued to-day Conn
naercidI Of The 8M.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

CAUTIoN!-RAIsED AND CoUNTERFEIT
BANK NoTEs AFLoAT. - The pubic is here
by warned that considerable quantities OF
"raised" and counterfeit bank notes Of the
new issue Of the State Bank Of Ohio { Chill
licothe branch, are floating abopt. Two
twenty dollar bills raised from taOos were
presented yesterday to Mr.. Egan, at the
ticket office of the L. M. r. II. Co., at the
corner of Front and Broadway. Counter
felt tens of the same issue have also been
offered in sundry places. The latter are
well executed, and are calculated to deceive
ordinaryjudges ofbank notes. The "rais-
ed" twenties are easily detected by judges
of money, but persons not skilled in en-
cravings and signatures are likely to suf-
fer unless they are circumspect.-Cin Com
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

Mr.. F. NJ. Bledsoe, living in Walnut
Bend says the Helena Arkansas Shield,
this season raised nine hundred bushels
Irish potatoes on two acres of land. The
potatoes were remarkably large. He plant
ec but two barrels. .....
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

" Bv reference 10 eur new advertisements II
will be seen that Messrs ]. Vaggenner Co
have opesed in this city hoN'e lor the sale Of
China, Glasa, and Queensware, Table furniture
fancy notions &C., &c. This house ia Just such
nm one Us we nave long wanted here, aud we hope
Il will be literally p,tronizsd and sustained. In
order to give tho business fair trial, Messrs
Waggener & Co. have bought out the stock OF
every dea'sr in town who had any thing in this
line, who wo I'D sell out-only one We believe,
rcfasing--and they have agreed to leave 10 him in
future the whole Of the trade, so when friends
want anything in this line, we hope they i'll go
10 no one for Il but to this excellent new house
They have now, and will keep at all times, very
large and fully assorted stock--for sale both al
wholesale and retail--and will sell goods much
lever than they have ever been sold here before
The stock embraces every description Of Queens
ware, from the cheapest sett Of cups and sau-
GERS 10, to the very finest dinner seits;-also a
magnificent assortment Of Chinaware, dinner and
tea.setts &c They have too all kinds of Glass
Clocks, Bird-cages Looking GlasseS and Lamps
II II il worth the while TO visit this house just to
look through tie beautiful stock. Let every one
who wants anything in the house keeping, go
auisiton to our town, ana is in the hands of as
clever young gentlemen as can be found any :
where,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

THE reputation of Mr. A, d, Harrison's
house is well and favOrably established
With all admirers of fine apparel. lie has
purchased this Spring and has now for
sale, such stock of clothing as is but
rarely brought west or south. His fine
goods are of the very finest and best mate
rial, and are made up equal to any custom
work. II has heretofore beeR o c9mmon
impression that really fine garments could
not be found in a clothing-store, and it
prevails to great extent yet, but in
this assortment may certainly be found as
good and as fRe goods and garments as
can be bought or made up anywhere, No
gentleman who wants fine suit need hest
tate to buy 1t here for he can find none
better than Mr.. Harrison can furnish him.
Besides the large assortment of fine goods
Mr. II, has full stock of spring and sum
mer Clothing Of every variety, and at all
prices, Everything necessary to a mans
complete rig may DO fonnd here, from the
finest to the cheapest
APRIL, l7th.---Prospccts for snow.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
Bakery and Eating House.
n ROTH f. m


The undersigned have taken the House recently
occupied by We'll & Brother, on the West SIDE of
the Public square, and have commenced general
Baking and confectionery business They are pre-
pared TO take orders Tor all descriptions of Baking,
and will furnish Cake or Bread Of all kinds on the
shortest notice.
They also keep constantly on hand large as
softment Of
IMPORTED DOMESTIC CIGARS,
CHEWING TOBACCO, coRDIALs oFALL KINDS
CATAwBA AVID CHAMPAGNE WINE AND
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQpoRs,
LAGER BEER AND ALE,
Which will be sold wholesale or retail upon the
lowest terms.
They have connected with their establishment
a first class eating House, where warm or cold
meals epn be obtained ut any hour.
AZ! kinds of country Provisions, such as Eggs,
Butter, Lard, Potatoes, &c kept constantly on
hand and for sale at market prices.
G. A. ROTH & co.
Feb. 81 1871.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
IN CHANCERY AT DOVER TENN.

Alexander Grouse. Bobb Grouse, Reynolds
Grouse, Jacob Grouse, Sucky Crousesav | o
Grouse and Lizsie Grouse, fresPersons Of color,
J. F. Geniry,J j. Toinlinson, Juds IN Hern,
W. d. Tomnson, John Parchmah, Y lbs. II.
Hinson and Jesdee Friedman. as7ei
~AMENDEp BILL r
Il appearing to the satisfaction Of The Clerk g.
Master, from The allegations ia this Bill that De-
frndanis,I r. Gently, ahdJ. j. Tomlinson are
non residents Of tee State ofTennessee. so that
The ordinary process of law capnot be served up-
on them, IL Is therefore oidersd thar publication
be made in the Carksgille Chronicle. q hs~s pas
per published in the city of ClarksyiIle, Tenn,
FOR four successive weeks, requiring said resi-
dents TO make their personal appearance at Dover.
Tenn, on or before tho first Thursday after the
second Monday in april he 1t, and plead, answer or
demur to complainants bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set down for heasingEx
parte as TO them A-ita A.if 1iaA
CLAY ROBERTS, C. &lM.
March 81 Isj7-hgs fee, sS--4w. ~
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
Spring OF 1857

have received, and now offer for salo very
desirable stock of Gents, and Boys Clothing and
Furn shing Goods. The stock j. large and Of SUI
peroF quality. Customers will do well 10 call
soon and make their selections My stock Of
Fusnjshiug Goods consists of Shirts, Plain and
Fancy. Also checked and Hickory Shirts, Linen
and Cotton brewers, Hosiery, Wooden, Cotton
and silk Undershirts, Cravats Ties, Stocks,
Boots and Shoes
Trunks apd Carpet Sacks, Umbrellas and Walk.
ing Canes, Gloves and Pocket Handkerchiefs.
oAKFORD'S BEST MOLESKIN HATS,
Also, large stock Of Summer and Son T. ais,
various styles and prices
The above articles will be sold as low as ~ any
other house. To punetual men on the usual
time, Cash buyers will find il to their interest
10 call and examine the stock and prices. .
THOMAS MeCULLoCH
April 10, '57--am.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

AMONG the attendants from Nashville
upon the American Convention, was our
valued and valuable friend, II. *. Walker
Esd, of the Banner. We were glad to
see him looking SO well, and to. bear that
he is prospecting. He has lately become
sole editor of the Banner, and under his
control its popularity rs bound to increase
rapidly, for he is certainly one of the most
genial and pleasant writer's in the State
Long may he prospect
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT
~, Al the old ost stand
NF1 8ftt !. I
s....A' an wnsF SIDE OF THE seyARF
sA. cimrksviiIe, = ennesscc.

THE Undersigned would most respectfully call
the attention or gentlemen Of to ely snd conn
try, to Iis'iihe alock of BOOTS& SHOES suifa.
BILE for the present season, 4 his o. mannfde-
ture, consisting Of The most fashionable Fty les. and
Of toe best material. and Of wvrkmansl Up superb
or TO any IN this or ndioi ing counties, which
will vibrant III pll respects, rs represented NV
stock embracee mo 6iest French aud rhIIadeiphla
calf 81 ne ever hfoughi 10 this market. invite
and 20 ieit an easuIias ion Of the SANE. eonQdent
Ms ggi thal'jl win bear Tie srlctest spvdtiny aud
will please The most fistidious. All work made ii
order hGin the ehtest 10 the heaVi. 4 boots and
shoe I keep constantly on hand, thsNbs Prencli
aud fhi'adclpiii ralf skins. aud och tanned sola
leather Terms, cash, inva nblv -
IOHN MIDDLETON
March 6. ls57--ie fHtH sf
NJ Having sold my ga ire interest 10 ihe Boot
end Shoemph ing businesb 10 Mr.. 'JalIn Ma ldetou,
TAXI pleasure IN rec p4Ilshd pg him lhe a. llcs
a. a ia thinl and sgpeiisT warkmsn aud ash fuT
him. the pslgon 'ge ie 80 well Ssseryes These in{
deb'ed to me, are rogue ted ~ come forward upd
make inlned ate ..synsEt az my bnslnega mss, ID
wouus up, TkASLis hTrf.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

Farm containing about 800 Acres Land.
near the Port Royal Pike, miles from Clarks-
vile well improved and in high state Of cultva-
tion--in good neighborhood.
Now Is The time to make investments in and
near GAINESVILLE. Property is rapidly advancing
every sale made recently has paid from so 10
zoe pr CT. on purchases made from l2 TO IL mos.
past. Come quickly gentlemen, delay is danger
Gus.
Apr II 81 Jo.M.nYH R.E.A
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
To INV old Friends and Customers,

Iwould say that have adopted the rule to sell
for cash strictly, and haYe done il because | be-
ieve my interests demanded H. and lhat il would
advance the interests OF those who pglronze me
have sent circulars to most Of my old customers
and friends. ant ] will do my utmost TO lell them
genuine drugsa at reasonable prices for cash. have
never tried 70 sell to any but my own customers,
and now II | have their patronage ! shall tfy 10
sell at such prices will be Satisfactory sin
cerely thanh them for the many instances Of Kind
ness and confidence extended TO us in the past.
and II they will give me fair trial the presen mt
year, will satisfy Them that ! have tried my ut
post 10 serve them faithfully,
~ Respectfully apd Sincerely,
E.R.W, THOMAS,
under the style Of Thomas g. Bro
JanI6, SLIT
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
900 Acres of Land
april II, ST
FOR SALE


The undersigned wishes 10 sell valuable tract
Of hn'l, being the one on which he now resides,
conveniently situated on the Forgeiroad, miles
from Providence and 4 miles from Clarksvle,
aud within 2 or ) miles Of several fine FIGURING
Mills. The land is admirably adapted 20 the Gull
ture Of Corn, Wheat aud Tobacco-about $50
acres cleared and In fine state Of cultivation,
with young Apple orchard, just beginning TO
bear, of choice Tnt from the earliest TO the latest
yarieies;--a good log dwelling, now almost fin
ished, and within 100 yards OF a never failing
we'll Of good water that runs over from one half
TO Iwo-thirds Of the year, aiiording a uupply Of
stock water. The balance Of the land, OF about
$40 aeTes, is we'll tmbeTed, and all the land lies
comparatively level, and Is clear Of stones that
won Id bo In the way in cultyating. Taking It
altogether il Is a ine tract, aud good chance for
one to locate that wants a location In this section
Those desirng TO purchase would do we'll TO call
soon, as am DESTROYS 10 make immediate sale.
Call at my house, 4 miles north OF GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, on the old Forge road, aud will take
pleasure In showing the land, aud make known
my terms.
a. JOHN X. WILSON.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

A No. I small Farm, containing 70 acres, stu
ated on the Port Royal Pike, 3 miles from Carks-
vile, comfon able improvements, neighborhood
frstrate and land very productive About 40
acres cleared balance heavily tmbersd. There
is alss fine orchard Of peach and apple trees
Possession given at any time, and the crop OF
Wheat, Oats &C., thrown in.
10 DYE, r. E, A
april II, '5T
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
Portrait Painting.

W. S. SHACKLEFORD respectfully informs
the citizens Of GAINESVILLE and surrounding coun-
try, that he has opened room Immediately over
G. A. Ligon's Confectionery Persons wanting
Portraits taken from life or from Daguerreoiy
will please call and examine specimen, of his work.
Entrance between Seat & Farmers, and G., A.
Lyon, & Co.
March IL, l957--5w,
0H,- Jeffersonan please copy.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
FACULTY..

TAOO Ii
REV. w. Il. MITCHELL, ID. d. President and
Professor.
Misses VALENTINE & HEMIpPP, Assist
ants in Literary Department.
Prof. AUGUST 'NEWMAYER, Teacher oil
Instrumental and Vocal Music.
S. DE SOTO, A. NJ. Prof of Modern Languages
sEPTIMuS p. RICE. Professor Mathematics
and Ancient Languages.
Mrs: VIM. LEIGH, MatrOn Of the Boarding
Department.
The Boarding Department is now admirably
arranged and believed to be one of the best con-
nected with such an institation to be found any
where. Terms as heretofore. -
For particulars apply to the President Of the
College.
Florence, Ala. March 90, '5T-lm
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
LAW NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed partnership in
tho PRAorioe or THE LAW, and will give strict
attention to any business cOnhdedtOus in the line
Of our profession. lt
~ ~ q. A. HENRY,
], q sHAcKELFoRD,
Tnos. Y; HENRY.
Clarksylle, Feb 20. le57-lf VA ,s
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
HART, COULTER g. co.
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Dg-CoQds,
cLARKSyILLE, TENN.

WE Invite special attention 70. qpr atech Of
Wooden and Cotton fabrics suitable Cor eonsamp-
ton in the months Of january aud February
Linseys, Jeans. Blankets, osnaburgs, Shrtings
Carpetings, Also q large stock Of Brogan Boots
and Sheea. ian l6, lo5T-ly
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,-PETI-
TION TO SELL REAL ESTATE.


Elizabeth Tucker, Francis Pige, Louis CT
simms, Mly Billy, Sarah J Tally, Rose l..
Simms and Julia Allender, heirs of b. J. L.
si@ms deed
VIM. M. simms and A T. w. simms, heirs OF B.
]. l. Siinms, Ieed
happening TO the Clerk and Master from the
allegation in the petition, that the defendants,
VIM. M. Sinims and A. l. w Simpis, are nom
residents OF the State OF Ter ~ ssee so that the
ordinary process Of 1aB cannot be served upon
them. Vine redpon it IS ordered by the CLERK and
Masief that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks in the Clarksvis Chronicle as
not ce to the said defendants that they appear be-
fore the next Circuit Court,-,o be held for the
coun,y of Montgomery al the Court House In
the city of CIarksve, on the second Monday
In May next, then sud there to plead, answer or
demur, 10 the said petition of the said Elizabeth
Tucker and others, or the same will be takenfoE
confessed and set down for hearing expafte.
Apl 7, ls57-4w CHAs, BAILEY c & M.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
FLORENCE SYNODICAL
Female College.

The fiithSession Of this Institution will COM
mence on Wednesday the end inst. The trustees
have great pleasure in announcing to the public
that they have secured Presi lent of the College,
the Rev. w Fl. Mitchell, D. D. of Florence, a
gentleman well known as possessing the very
highest qualifications for the p, sit.on--a ripe
scholar, an energetic man, and an ace ompished
teacher 1t is confidently believed that under his
administration the Institution will become all that
its most sanguine friends can desire.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
b00 CUINAMEN.

Ihave an arrangement for the above number o
Cooleys. and can furnish Iron-works with any
number, from ~ to 100.
10. M. DYE, Agent.
March 90. ...
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
: PINE TEAS FTNIy TEAS

Geeea ana Black tehs, consisting q Golden Chops
IA Green tea Imperial tea. Silver leaf Tyson,
Young Hyson, Ne PINS Ut.rp, black lea, VERY
fine These ere very fine teas and we soI,ci, the
attention Of tea dtlnkers, For sale cLss for eesh
only by i.se
Feb 90, 81 THOMAS & BRO.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
Long may he prosper /!

The improvements and advancements
that have been made, of late years, in the
arts of Pho.ographing and Daguerreoty7
ping, are really astonishing, and they both
seem now, to have reached perfection. We
have been led to this conclusion by seeing,
within the past few days, some Of the work
in this art, by our friend, MCormac, whose
gallery is over the late Democratic Read
ing Room-next door ". the Northern
Bank. We do not hesitate to pronounce
his work superior TO a,y we have ever before
seem. He fully understands his business,
and spares no pains nor expense to avail
himself of every improvement in the art
and the result is that, for distiactnes of i'm
preston, for tone, reticf attitude, natural
ness, and high finish, his work is unsur-
passed. AS we said before, we have lately
examined some of il, and we were abso-
lutely astonished at its excellence. Every
one who wants picture of himself, or her
self, or Of any friend, should call on Mr..
M'Cormac, at once, and procure it. They
will never have an opportunity to get
better one than bq will take, He has an
elegant room, fine sky-light, frst-class in
struments, and every thing necessary to
the execution Of fine work; and his char
yes are very moderate. Call at his gallery,
and see some of his elegant pictures, even
il for no other pprp9se, for they are really
most elegant specimens Of wonderful art.
We would say to mothers particularly,
that Mr., MCormac is singularly skillful
and fortunate in taking pictures of chill.
dren, and but rarely fails to get an EXCEL:
lent likeness
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
in CHANOERY AT DOVER.
John 4. M'M!llan adm'r. of William Barns al

~ OhANOGhI NJ IVY iIh'
John q, MMillan adm'r. of William Barns and
James Barns,
] F. Gentry, ], ], Tqmiuson, ludson Horn, "
d. Toinlipson John Parehman, Thas. II Hinson,
and lessee Parchman.
AMENDED BILL.
i appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk and
Master, from the allegations in the Bill, that de-
PENDANTS j. +. Gentry and ]. J. Tomlinson are
non residents Of the State of Team, so thai the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
themi Is therefore ordered that publ cation be
made In the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, a news paper
published Ia the c " Of GAINESVILLE Tenn, for 4
successive weeks, requiring said pon-residents to
make their personal appearance at Dover, on or
before the first Thursday after the second Mon
day 10 April pext, and peod answer or demur to
complainsnts BILL or the same will be taken for
confessed and set down for hearing ex-parte as to
Them CLAY ROBERTS, q g. M
March 81, '57--4w.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17

U Ed. Thomas requests us to say to those
gentiemen who purchased lots Of aim last satur-
day, that be viii have the papers ready for them
fo-morrsw at his Store.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-17
Guns, Guns, Guns!

Der, Us Rifles, double and single Shot Guns,
from IS to $3.50 each; Pocket and Table tntlery,
Razcrs, Scissors and Sl,ee rs! Platform, Counter
and besm Scales, and farming Utensils Of every
gar er.csi.s9 : +
P.S.-Merchants visiting our ely sse aavitcd
TO call aqd exsinipas gar stotk, l.l l'sxs.
Feb 6, ls57-,f u srs sE-sf