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Real Gstate aael,fp.
81 ROW. SEofs. laAEl

' 2 TaSs T0WNAEoTs. ~ E
We have four lots sdjoibihg w %, MlReynolds'
Carpenter Shop, on Franklin street for sale.--
Terms cay. DYE g. SMITH,
-id' io sae. 13sTOWNf LOTS ta5 NV
D We will sell at public auction Is town lots on
e ofDmerce and Dunlap stfeetss on Tuesday, End
of June. t 81 aug DYE g. SMITH, r. E..A.n
May 90. '57 I'D aH git-nsm&.oF eaejsilsk
I have for sale a number Of Farms, all sizes
from leo TO 90 70 acres well improved and desira-
bly, located several within 3 or miles Of Clafks-
Vile. can suit any one wishing to locate in
this community Also a lot Of No. ! Negroes
90 lots in Clafksvle, some well Improved, others
vacant block of buildings n Strawberry Al
ley II, you want bargains all soon ,
.EsfiJO4 NJ. BYE, Rea Estate Agent,
ga-1.1 .qILTg.le Txttl Strawberry Alley
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no CASH CUSTOMERS.
$40 Reward,

Runaway, on the 18th inst, from the subscriber
living elk miles east Of Clarksyils, a negro boy
named Ben, about 90 years OF age. Ave feet ten
OF eleven iaehss high, thick SET slow spoken,
very black, ana weighs about l15 bbs. He has
lazy. shambng gait in walking, snd hAs.a down
cast look | viii Piss the above reward 10 any
porsln Who will deliver said hos 10 me or eonine
him N JAN so that con get han
SrErHFN N.lICON.
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vgNoY that Summer has, st in could not
the " Montgomery Gnayds' make their ap.
rsrhncc,f With polished mhsRot and nod
dngrlume. 5 Call them out CaptsBailey,
aud tvPttbcp round, .-t ada d4i5,
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THE Strawberry season IL now fully
upon us, ana the delicious, fruit il enjoyed
ia plenty by most of our frinds who have
agarden. There are many persons ough
who have owned garden for years, and
yet, strange to say, have no strawberry bed
init. Poor people! - al T ID
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cHANCERY SALE.

.ll1 Nancy = POste J, In pursuanee o. an or.
s. F, Southern. the April Term 1887 Of
the Chancery Court at Clarksvile. I will sell to
the highest bidder at the Court House Ia Clsrks.
vile, on the 9th day Of July. 1851, the lot Of
ground mentioned IN the plsadings-or a sufi-
siency 10 pay purchase money. Said lot Hes on
Wsshingtc Street, in Clatksvie, running back
to All sIIey adjoining the lot Of Isanc Bartlett.
Terms 6, ~ and Ismonths credit, note with good
security and lien retained for the putchase mon
{, I.s TT. MuNFokD. c. an.
Ma, 90 XXI tds NJ d4f ls-t illr ffp = "a
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" l1,l .CHANCERY SALE,
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
tLARKSV[LLE: nra4

Planters Bank Ct aI'' I9 pnIsa asn Z; q ". a.
Peter Fretch II ais. cause at the April
Term 1857, of The Chsncery Court at Carksville
will sell the highest bidder at tbs Court House
in GAINESVILLE, on the 9Th day OF July next, (coun-
ty court day the hoLse and LOT mentioned in the
pesdings. SAID lot IS situated Outside Of tho
corporation limits near the Railroad Depot, aud
contains about acres Of good land; Il is vol Inn
proved, the dwelling a substa ntia brick Of good
size and we'll arranged for comfort. Sold I, close
trust deed. Terms e, ~ and ~ months credit.
notes with good security and lien retained for The
purchase money.
MAY %. '51-.6w
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Mar Ii 30 T.
GREAT WESTERN FURNACE.

( This property 10 situated in Stewart County,
recently built--12 con acres land and is the most
desirable iren,propertyin Tennessee Possession
given as soon as the terms are compile with.
~ 10. M. DYE, T ustee.
March 20. .,
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ABOUT one thousand dollars has been
raiscdsby. subscription to repair, and dec
crate the Presbyterian Church in this city;
and, while the work is being done, that
eongresation we learn has been invited to
occupy alternately with the Methodist
Episcopal, their church, which they will
de-7Rev. Mr. Hendrich- spreachingg one
Sunday, and Rev Mr.. Mizell the next.
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Last Call !!

putting out Z accounts and notes du ps intethe
hands of officers for collection, with positive In
structons to give everyone chance topay before
warraning. From lhs III success we have met
with in collecting, we are forced to this course
SO eau in and setta. Resaeetfully,
May % .- THOMAS g. BRO.
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s500 CHTNAMEN.

Ihave' am arrangement for the above number 0
Cooleys. and can furnish Iron-works with any
number, from 10 to l0til}
,eisyor3 .rlas.f 4 JOIN. DYE, Agent.
March On
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4 GOOD6HKNCEFOR EVERYBODY

On Saturday, the 9th day of June next, we will
sell, stpnbc Auction, Is lots var ying in size from
to - acres, lying Immediately on the new Char
otte Turnpike and near the Railroad. These lots
are all situated on high gJound and are desirable
for residences. Terms liberal, and as follows:--
one third in 9 months. one third in l2 months,
and the remaining ole third In "a months. Notes
with approved security will be required and lien
retained upon the land for the purchase money.
IVA dinner will be prepared on the day Of sale.
rFLEf' DYE q SMITH, Real Estate Agents.
1s Nav 90, le57--2w lrf-slts vi i..t.7f..'
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Negro Man.

.l,., % YEARS OLD, VERY Likely.
% In obedience to decree of the Chancery court
at Dover, made in the case Of John L. Randle on
petition by his Guardian. / will sell a negro man
named Moses, at the court house In the town Of
Clarksville. the 1st Monday IN July ne,t, ON
credit of months secured by note and security
bearing Interest from date. yG' le 5S5ss
VIM. G. BOYD, Com.
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THE CHEAPEST. AND BEST LIGHT.
We are now selling the celebrated Breckenridge
Coal OIL, which furnishes more light for the same
money than ,snv known burning fluid or candle,
Invite the public to exanineit ut ri
May % THOMAS & BROTHERS.
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PILE! PILES! PIT s!
This Hitherto iatroets5le disease, Of tisry firm sas
a1s aai q sr8 IN sreyy stage, 8-.r., vri-rr-s

This Hitherto iatraasble disease, Of eisry firm sas
E has ati q srB in suery stage, S-,r vt,-,--s
cUsED NJ THERMAL APPLICATION ONLY. q,
Rud DR. CAyANaUGH'S PILE sALvE
M ILL never fall in giving immediate relief, and
w positively curing the worst and most obsti-
nate eases Of Hemorrhoids or Piles. Its the only
Infallible Remedy known here or elsewhere for ths
Piles, and is the result Of years Of patient study
and investigation. sa,t Sass, sa7s s.f st
Sufferers from Piles now have remedy at hand
.ceys -1i3 Stand the Tel Of Trial, -
without fear Of failure on its part to do al the
proprietor claims for IT, Full directions accompany
eaeh box; and all that isrequisite Is strictly 10 oh.
serve then, and cure 10 certain to follow.
Asg. 80, 1885.
Dr.. T. II. Cavanaugh, (Present)
Dear Sir; When arrived In this citys.few days
ago, was suffering intsnsely with the Piles. I
mentioned my condition 10 you, asking your I'd.
vice. You recommended yonr Pile sslve, saying
1t would cure me tried it--the effect was i'm
mediate, and / now we'll ! | believe il to be, an Il
proved in my case. an invaluable remedy and
sure cure for that disease, the Piles. and ansues,
= :" John w. HANSON, Of ST. 81" Louis.
GJPrice 81 pei box For sale in Ciarksville by
Thomas g. Bro Ewn Brothers wholesale sgeuta
Nashville. DR.. r. II. CAvANAUCH.
Sole Proprietor,s ST. Louis. No
sop. S, '5s-ly.
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BE Generous.

n We win need every dollar that's drens betwix
this and the 10Th ~ July. ind hope no one will
quiet his conscience by saving they can do with
out the little I am owing. Werlich very grateful
gentlemen, WREN son boughtour goods, surprising
you intended paying for them when III, accounts
fell due, and now II YOU will only come and pay
us III il were not forbidden in the decalugue)
we feel like we could fall down and worship you.
In sober earnestness we have to pay for the goods
wesell you, on the very day our notes faa due,
and you can veil understand the difficltyr of SO
doing unless you will pay ne.
.-.-sa Vi. !. .ylrs r.. S. ikooRE,s& co.
May 8. ls57-21am W
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Hughes & Co, respectfully inform the public
that they hee just received gaeat variety OF new
aud fashionable music, Violin and Guhatstrings,
aud every other article, gen rally kept In music
stores. large assortment Of Pianos FoTtes from
60 ,sei.esia'l manufsetarerS, for sale by
HnCuS L 90
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o0pHENIX gFTyRNACB9Ft,

This iron property ssit ueted within ~ piles o.
Clsrksville, Is for sale, Terms easy. 5000 acres
land, Twill divide the property into lots, or sci
me '', whole in = body d 10. M. DYE, Agent,
.s5eitl a,Ff ,s., III .4, For Planters Bank,
!, Mar ii 20 =, .'..-. "a 7r
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LAW NOTICE.
REMEMBER
CLOTHING STORE

ON II % LIt . 2 Z 4 Il II ,
t.s.rfrt-r Next door 10 r. $, Moore & Co.
The increasing puironpge judgement saiisfac,
ton Of our customers convince ns, that our sys.
TEN ef business Is a good one, via,
Small Profits and Qaick Sales"
Our store having been ensTged, The stock i
very large and No. J. selection OF Spring and
Summer Clothi0g, Hats, Caps, Shots, Tanks
ano Gents furOishng goods on hand, which VIII
be sold very low for each, Isaac Lyons viii be
at his post from morping III night 70 show
goods 10 cnstoui.rs. d y kssPeciisiiyrI
r.,..., r., PLOSs Err & co
N.B we nave largo lot of cigars 90 bsnd
md for sale 10 Ietal dsalsrssad wlIqls sale sml.
ksry, BY tbs lot OF hylheursn's ID Id. ...af
~. APlN =, Ne. t-ti ...lr. ...I ...... "A. .. n
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j 8 NJ q I Oh . !.

|, I. j q NJ R I q DO
-elr.a ia No. 2, franklin Street, t'l
HAVING just finished receiving his Spring and
IL Summer stock of Dry-goods, would respect
fully ask his friends and customers to call and ex
anime them The store has been greatly enlarged
well as the stock The new light is Fl ie, aud
persons can see goods las they really are not as
they should be."3 ..ag1 Igas1- Ed b. .,.f.r,
SILKS.-Chen ne fiounced Robes; '-.'7 ne,ssH
Rich 'hene Silks So "'a-
... Plaid and check Silks; "' .4-i"
erode Nap, Florence g. Morceine do;
-, Plain black Silks;
~. Plaid and striped black silks. las'i
BERAGES AND GRENADINES
Flounced Berage dresses; Plain Berages, all col
ors; Figured do; figured Grenadines; Challies,
all colors. 'El} 4f {.8-r ItE.f ~ =
ORGANIZES AND MUSTINS l
Organdie Robes, Chintz Robes Organ die Mus
Inns, great variety; French Jaconets; cheap Mus
Inns, large stock.
MOURNING GOODS. - fs-.,1I .at. sac
81 Summer Bombazines; summer double width
blaine; silk warp Alpaca. black canton Grape;
black LaInartine; black Challies' ~ i.,r s
RIB MS AND TRI INNINGS l.
A large stock and fine variety.
MANTLFS AND SHAWLS,-- $1,000.
White silk Nantes; white Lace do,; white
embroidered DO; black silk Nantes; black french
lace do; black shsntilly lace do; black Grape
Snaws; white do do. .srs s I...f,. ~,
EMBR0lDERIES AND LACES.-
Embroidered French Collars; g's
fsii" lace trimmed do;
Ia q y"coaSs, Ss'i'i ia
..f 81 Lace aai.-"E ,s.701 ..t +,
Swiss and Jaconet Edging and Inserting;
do E1de,~, Elouncingi sr
Vread, Linen valencia aud silk Laces; new
le lace caPes and Berthas; black llce'and Grape
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS - 'sh
Carpets, large ST. ok and variety; Curtain
DANA SKIS, something new and pretty; Lace Cur:
tens, fine assortment; Oil Shades, wi III good fix
lures; OIL cloth for shade floor oil cloth, 6 feet
wide. very pretty; white and coored Marsaies
Quilts; rich cold Diniity for quilts; GA, ll-4
and l2 4 Sbeetiugs, very cheap; rich table dam
asks and cloths; danask Napkins and Doyles
coIored fruit doylies; Huchabach Damask and
Crash Towels g.'a. .t T2 asst. ~
B0NNETS AND FLOWERS
Plain straw Bonnets; plain Neopolitan do; hair
straw do; trimmed silk and Grape do /; very fine
stock of Flowers and Tr innings, all of Which
will be sold very low, as ! have determined 10
quit the that branch of the trace.
f. Parasols and Sh ldes la fine assortment and
something new.
Fsus-- Almost every thing in that line.
Linens-Irsh Linens, heavy Shirtng Linens,
Pillow Linens, linen Sheetings, brown, check and
grass linens a
Domestic oods.--The best brands Of Domss-
tics, Osnaburgs Plaids, Cottonades, lIlen ducks
and drills, &c., which will be sold at small profits
e''- ~ J. M RICE.
April "a. '57-Gm
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q Still. THEY C0MEi"

"A No. / small Farm, containing 70 acres, stu
ated ON the. Port RoyaiPike, 3-mesfrom Carks-
vile, comfortable improvements, neigl,borhood
frstrate and land very productive. About 40
acres cleared, balance heavily timbered.. There
is alse fine orchard of peach and apple trees,--
Possession given at any time, and the crop of
Wheat, Oats dcn thrown in, - Hx. =
q, - =, oag Of 'pM'pYE' K, E. A .
4 r FOR SALE. -
d One house and lot adjoining the Masonic Hall,
on the East side. DYE j. SMITH, r. Il. a.
May Is, 1887. "7i.
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Advent al Summer.

AfterFa long absence Summer has again glad
-dened our hearts The farmers are rejoicing in
the bright prospects Just maze Wis bic Ivy the rains
aud sunshine Of the frs sWmusr weather. All
are interested in the success Of the farming inter-
9estJ That we may reap our port on OF the bene-
fits we desire 10 increase our sales: TO do this
;hO extent We wish, we have deter miOed %
10 close oNt0ur present stock IF Spring and
INK Summer Goods at Reduced Prices
Our stock is very large and we'll assorted, con-
2sisuhg in part Of heavy osnaburgs, sheeting shir
,ungs, cottonsdes, pant lneus--elery description
lrsh linen, linen sheetings, hats, boots, shoes,
travelling trunks, &c, &.
nUgtI8Q To the Ladies. g1
We would invite your especial attention to our
elegant stock Of silk and White Goods,
EMBROIDESIES & VARIETIES
Dress silks, check Silks, Berages, Organdies robes
lawns, travelling dresses, briiantes, embroidered
RSwissea, Nansooks, Lace muslns. Mnrseilles
Quilts, Lace, Silk and Swiss Nantes; rulings,
iouncngs; lace, swiss and jaconet Sets; collars,
undersleeyes, bopnets ribbons, &c, &c. Hosiery
Silk, Cotton, Lise Threads, and Clock w ork,
Car peting, Curtain Muslins, and Damasks
Cornias window shades with fixtures, Fire screens
sCorsets, Willow baskets, and many ariics we
cannot mention. We want 10 sell them, a nd will
make il the Interest Of all to buy, who will come
and see our goods. Alive ask is atrialiost to our
sencerety,
- HFo CASH CUSTOMERS.
We need every Dollar can get. We know
wOrth--Ws ask YOU to Try US. Ws can and will
ravs YOU many dollars by purchasing literally
from ne. Our promise " worth trial.
HARTs COULTER & co.
ON a. Corner Square and franklin ST.
May a9th lS57Aif.l-gs = tClarksyille Team,
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LOCAL ITEMS.
SiI FRIDAY, JUNE j. 1857.

NJ y
~. CAroniels Office O.er w n. Bryar'ys StOrs:-lT
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hi LOOK HERE!l
No: IL, Franklin Street,
- ei lo Heia CLARKSVILLE TEN.

MY stock Of Sprlnga nd Summer Clothing,
and Furnishing goods ie now complete, Call
soon and you will find Il 10 your Interest. Chill
dren and Boys Clothing, from to 20 years Of
age. A large stock Of hats-Panama, LeghOrn,
Soft Far, Black and colored. Bsvhe s best SUI.
periine MOleskin. Boots and Shoes, best material
and latest style. Trunks, Valises, Ladies' Bonnet
Trunks, Carpet Bags. Shirts, plain aud fancy -
Drawers Of all kinds and grades. Alexander's
best Kid Gloves, white, black and fancy !. Isle
thread aud silk Under. shirts, plain shd fancy
Walking Canes. Silk and Linen Pocket hide 'hfs.
Plain aud bOrdeTed Cotton Lisle thread and sik
Socks, pialn and fancy--and every Thing In the
clothing line--Dress \ FrOek Goats. IA llcoors---
Black and fancy Csssimere panls--Vesls Of every
description. My stock IN large and | will SCH
low for. the ca sh or 20 good Insn on time. For
further proof, call and see for yourselves. sai- u
I, b. ssrIIg 10 T7I Ut r A BsHARKISDN =.
April II, 5I-3m af' HHta Afrfn g. fennis II
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10000 bushels Stone Coal.

! have made arrangements TO receive 30 90
bush. Stone Coal. Thoss who wish 10 puroAls,
can applytome. Terms cash. ~ s.'-'l b.
HfI.' g-a. NJ rsn.HH ~ RlsA fHOh As
4 Ma, % t57 Ii. ,.. ...,-' III M - - =
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HART, COULTER g. co.
,ssfsrs, DEALERS IN sfa4f
Staple and Fancy Dry-GOOdS,
GAINESVILLE, TENN ~

Our Spring Stock for 1857 is now complete. -
We earnestly solicit an examination of GU goods
from all who visit our market Our assortment is
very general, our styles the latest, aud in quality
the very best. To Cash buyers we will offer the
wost liberal Inducements april "a
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EsiTHE City Authorities have contracted
with Esq. johnson for the grading and
melting of. third. street from franklin TO
Madison, and Of Commerce, from Second
to Third The work has been commenced,
and viii, be prosecuted without interrup-
ten until completed. The first coat is to
be Of lime stone, and upon that 3 coat'cf
good clean, gravel, which will make No
4 street This work has long been needed
and will prove great public convenience
Squire johnson says he is going to make
a fine Job of it. In connexion with this
welearn that the Board Of Aldermen have
also contracted with Mrs: SsNorAeet' to
continue the improvement Of Third street,
from Madison to Union. He agrees to do
the work, and take his annual tax for pay
until the whole cost is extinguished.
nara - trv
Gen. VIM; Walker, the redoubtable hero
of Sonora - and Regenerator of Mica
,ragua % has managed, some way or
another, to escapes from the danger of cap
ture by the Central Americans, and Is
az again / in the United States His adven-
-tareihas proved an inglorioua failure, and
should operate as warning to all fill
clusters. We predicted in these columns
two years ago. when every indication
seemed to point toHWalker's success, and
when nearly every one was confident of
his speedy triumph, that his effort would
result, as it has, in . miserable failure. =
The truth is the people Of Central Amer
lea have never wanted Walker there; and
if they, had he is not the man for such a
mission. Nothing that he has yet done
mark him either as p General or States
man; and nothing but the indomitable
hardihood and sturdy endurance of the
few doomed men. who followed his fortunes
sustained him whileathere,s ,,s a...alg stl
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nla,ains t1IOST! 1Iysa1

hme Iost ainote for one hundred e. fifty dil-
lars dated think 2sth of May 1852 payable
awelve months afterdste to the order of MN. T.
Dortcl (at the Planters Bant at this plaoe,) and
endorsed by him Ijwarn pill persons from trad
ing for the above note, any one finding il will
confer favor by returning il to me. . ,,s a
M e9t'i1 JNO. w. WILLIAMSON. Z,
Lime Cd lE57-l w.
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REFRIGERATORS.

tors now in They have stood the test o.
several years experience and have given almost
unusesal sali(action II you desire your Raw
meats, Berries, \ ilk Butter, Vegateablrs, &C.,
kept cool and sweet you should call and be sup
piled. aH- ..I .. ... O
ever be placed in any kind Of a Refrigerator.
aJN0. F, COUTS.
Nav God q w
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CITY ORDINANCE.

Be it enacted by the Boa, of Aldermen Of the
City of Clarksye.
That any one who shall In any lnnnner FIJI up,
close, or. obstruct any sewer, valley, or drain.
tnape 70 pvpyey wa,ef RON y e'ohg' any STREET
he fined not less than five, nor more than twenty
five dollars; and shall be fined further Eve dollars
for every day any such distractions shall remain
iunremoved, after notice thereof, l-.''-' ib y
Passed May Ia, 1887. ,.rr -...T
FJ p'T6'l 2s.E c, M.HITER. Mayor
T. W KING, Rec pro TEN.
June the 5th 80!
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~ FOR SALE
&,yIimg Of 1867 &


have received, and now offer for salo very
desirable stock of Gents, and Boys Clothing and
Furn shid1 c,oodsE The stock b. large and Of su-
perior quality Customers will do well 10 call
soon and make their selections My stock of
Furnishing Goods consists of Shirts, Plain and
Fancy. Also checked and Hickory Shirts, Linen
and Cotton Drawers, Hosiery, Wooden, Cotton
and Silk Undershirts, Cravats Ties Stocks,gi-
Boots and Shoes PSI
Trunks and Carpet Sacks, Umbrellas and Walk-
ing Canes, Gloves and Pocket Handkerchefs,
OAKFORD'S BEST MOLESKIN HATS,
Also, large stock Of Summer and Soft Rats,
various styles and prices 90 ''t.
The above articles will be sold as low as by any
other house. To punetua men 'oh the usual
time. Cash buyers will find it to their interest
to call ami examine the stock and prices
-H"t THOMAS McCULL0CH.
April 10, '57-2m. tss-. ... ..
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LADIES 2.
Ice CREAM FREEZERS. Z

2 doz Massey Five minute Ice cream Freezers
Just received and for sale by s4e.g.s -.,.E
miMay 29afW laa THOMAS g. BROTHER.
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CHANcERY SALE.

NAV %, ,s7-ts.. : : ssoNfo1p' = 2 NJ
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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-05

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

The Hon. Jeremiah Morton declines the use of
his name a candidate for Congress in the Alex
andria, Va, Congress sional district.
The dwelling of DIR. George Morton, near Rae
coon Ford, in Culpeper county, Va was consumed
by fire one day las. week, together with q portion
of his furniture.
Hon. Robert Mcmillan, of Georgia, is spoken OF
by the Georgia papers as successor to Hon. How.
ell Cobb in Congress.
The inhabitants of Montgomery, Ala, were as
tonished last week by :he music of q calliope on
board a steamer running to that port.
Miles Greenwood, the steam fire engine iuven-
tor had public dinner from his employees In Gins
cinnati last week.
Thomas Reed, an old citizen of Columbus, Ga.
committed suicide on the 17sn instant by hanging
himself
Some children in Ellicottville, New York, recent
ly found under an old bridge, shot bag containing
$500 in gold pieces.
Mrs Lydia A. Jenkins, wife of a Uniyersalis,
Clergyman at Port Byron, New York, has com.
menced preaching.
On Monday last a large party of woman ani
Children from the New York Five Points, were
sent westward over the Erie abroad
sylvana, was surprised lately by surprise party
OF his people who left behind them for his enjoy
ment purse of thirty gold eagles.
Mr. Healey, the artist, gets $5 900 from Congress-
for painting the portraits of Presidents be pacee
in the White House.
Thackeray, the novelist, first saw this world q
Calcutta, in the year 1904 which places him at the
present time, in his SD year.
An extensive revival of religion is progrsssins
at Rev Mr.. Edwards (MethodisD Church, Peter
burg, Va.