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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
G. E.COOKE

WOULD inform the public generally, that he
has now on hand, at the Old Stand Of S. Simpson,
A large and we'll selected stock of Watches, Jew
erly, Silver and Plated ware, French Clocks &c d,
which will be sold at New York prices for cash.
Watches. Clocks and Jewerly, will be repaired
in the neatest and best manner, and warranted.
jan ] 5 1851.
A large lot of SILVER WARE.
just received, and Tor sale, very low. by
G f. COOKE
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
Wanted.

$4,000 Wagon spokes, for which we will pay
the highest prices 100000 feet Of the best quail
ty of Oak, Ash, and Hickory lumber. 1000 Lo-
Gust Hub blocks 500 Elm do; 500 Post oak do,
all of the best quality.
N B. We will saw out lumber for wagon-makers
or Carpenters, very cheap. Terms, Cash.
Dec. '57-tf. THOMAS g. MILLER.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
NOTICE.

ON the Gu day Of September 1853 will sell
10 the highest bidder FOR cash, At The Court House
door IN the city Of CarksyiIle, Montgomery coun-
ty Tennessee, one HOUSE AND LOT, known
IA the House and Lot Of Mrs, ". s. Lyons. and
SITUATED and bounded As follows. u Ing Oh Spring
street on The West side, aud bounded on the North
Ms. II Duisby being tho properly owned by
Mrs. IS. l.yens, aud leviedup0n by the chy
Constable for Taxes, aud sold byH order Of coufl
for the same, this August 2nd. 1883.
Avg 6, ls5s.3w THos. RAMEY, Shit
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
Iron and Nails

WE keep constantly on hand full asortmen Mt OF
Bar Iron Pow Plates, Nails, &c manufactured
at the Southern Iron-works, Padncah, Ky, out
of the best Tennessee Iron and guaranteed equal
to any iron made. Satisfied that we can make II
greatly TO the interest of those buying iron, we
solicit call at our Iron Store, ID door from the
Court House, Franklin Street.
H. A. FowLKs, Agent.
GAINESVILLE, april 16, Silly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
JOHN f. C0UTS, +
pEALER TN ALI KINDS or
fashionable furniture
SKe 80
Esrs
AND WALL PAPER,
LARKsvILLE. TENNESSEE.

OIAhNOVIHLUI IENN EoOEEs
D- Work done to order, Furniture Repaired,
&c. Also, Undertaken and Coffin maker.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
New Clothing House

D. KoHN CO., have opened a fine assor,-
ment Of Ready-rnado lpthing, and respectfully
solicits the patronage Of The people geaerally.--
Call and see for yourselves
We also keep always on hand good ss.ctt-
ment Of Furnishing Goods. Hats, Caps, 90.
GAINESVILLE, AIH 9, '5e-tf ....
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
The Blind See.

Wooster lUy, Iona, Nou. gh, 1857.
DR.. A. G. BRAoG--Dear Sir For more than
three years had been afflicted with infaned
eyes in an aggravated degree, and tried various
physicians, aud several nostrums, to no effect;
was induced by DR.. Baum to try the Arctic Lini-
Inent, and in two months was nearly well M
little daughter was afflicted in the same manner
for the same time, aud during portion of the
time was entirely b iud in one eye / applied
Your valuable Linement, and her eyes are now
perfectly sound. Thus have l, with one two-bitt-
bottle cured my daughters eyes and my own,
besides curing the rheumatism In my back |
would not be without your invaluable remedy in
my house. Yours truly, VIM. RUSSELL.
WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1857.
/ hereby certify, that am well acquainted with
VIM. Russell, and with the astonishing cures he
mentions, and know his statement TO be strictly
true. J. J, WADSWORTH, P. M,
Webster CITY
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
INTERPRETATIONS.
L0lN MORRlNON, ND.

NEW PROVIDENCE, TENNESSEE,
Wi attend patients in the cooperation Of Clarks-
wide" a, thougH he h,sd Ia the city, until those
rrcleru'J "a" Botanic Practice can obtain u res
Al nj rueic an.
Ivu -, 'o,-'y.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
Buena Vista Springs,

LOGAN COUNTY KENTUCKY.
WILL again be open for the reception Of Wis
'tora on the LIST Of June, and no pains will be
spared TO render tn cir stay pleasant and agreeable
Mrs. BuRcEss, formerly OF the Forst House,
Russelville, Ky, will preside over tho Ledies
department. A good Band Of Music viii be In
atten ance, the Bowling Alleys are IN good order,
and those In search Of pleasure or health will find
both at Duena Vista. The Stage will run daily
from GAINESVILLE, Hopkinsyille and Bowling Green
TO Russellville, where conveyances can aiwavs De
had, and every other day from Nashville direct to
to the Springs. D. JEFFRIES,
May 7, i5S-3ml
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
CASH CAPITAL ENLARGED TN July, =
$1,OOO,OOO
Insures against the
DAN Frs OF FIRE!

PERILs OF INLAfD NAVIGATION!
At as liberal rules and Rates risks assumed per-
nit Of for solvency and fair profit
Especial attention paid to Insurance Of Dwell.
lings, Farm Property, Out buildings and contents
Such IA sured for periods of 3 to years on the
most favorable terms.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
CHEMICAL OIL.

Non explosive Burning Fluid more exp 'osons
and loss of innocent lives, this Fluid will burnin
any kind of lamp with lid toit, with common
wick IL gives a beautiful and brilliant light. Pre-
pared by b c. Felts, at Pleasant Mound Tenn,
For sale by the Manufacturer aud Thomas and
Brother, GAINESVILLE Tenn,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
Good for Animals.

This invaluable lniment is also equally flea
cious in curing the diseases of animals. witness
the following certificate: Messrs. j. & A. Arnot,
aud Lynch, Arnot e. Co, keep the two largest
livery stables in the West. and are generally
knnw n lhrnn nhnni the limited Stales.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20

ST LOUIS, Dec. H3rd, 1901.
We, the undersigned, having used DR.. Bragg's
Artc Linement for a number of months, cheer
fully testify to is superior efficacy in curing the
diseases OF horsesi SO we'll are we satisfied Of the
Attic being the best Liuiment made, that we
would use no other We keep and have kept for
tnumber of years. extensive livery stables in this
city. and consequently our experience about horses
and their diseases is great, aud we unhesitatingly
say that the Arctic Liniment is the only one we
have ever found always effective We cordially
recommend II to all livery stable keepers aud others
having the care OF horses.
a . ]. & A. ARN0T,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
eRAee,s ARCTIC HMM Mi

This Incompatible Liniment, upon which the
great MESS Of the Lifted Of all lands now rely
or relief from the pangs Of Rhsuma ism, Neu-
fileia G. suy Eysipelss, ANGER, Scrofula, Spfsins
rruses, Burns, Scalds, and all cutaneo diseases
3 rapidly supetsediug ali similar preparations -
TIE propretors give for the encouragement Of
sufferers the following memorandum Of few OF
the wonderful cures Effected by il during the past
lew months. Certificates from the parties named
IRE in the posse sion of the propii ors, but their
Ierglh procludes the publ cation OF all but few.
One bottle triumphant.
Mrs Motif, No. s45 Morgan street, ST. Louis
having suffer- ID for three years with Rheumatism,
aud tied muny preparations without effect was
cured by one fifty cent bottle Of Arctic Linement.
11'BfAGe,s ARcTic LINEMENT.--No method of
treating Neuralgia had succeeded. prior TO The in
PRODUCTION Of this powerful nervine. The faculty
admitted that their utmost skill only compass par
tial and temporary relief; but the Eminent ami
hilates the disease. No relapse mars the perfec
ton Of its cures. For qulnsy, bronchitis, inflam
matory rheumatism, lumbego, skin Diseases par
alyss, and Commissions and other external injuries,
il is the cnly preparation which gives PR sent
TO the sufferer, and insures immediate convales-
eence and a rapid cure -Audrian County Signal,
Werico, Mo
sr Lore, Mo April %, 1853.
1TsTHE DocToR's CoUr D'Nr CuRE IlM!-Mes-
srsIIragg & Burroves; GeDtemsn-l have SUI
fered from Salt Rheum for six years, have been
cred wi sores from the salt rheum and my hands
were SO bad that feared should lose the use of
them. My fnger nails come of, AID my hancs
were one mass Of sores when commenced using
Bragg's Attic Linment and by the use of FIVE
small bottles | was entirely cured. New nails
have grown on my fingers. and am entirely free
from all sores or any relics of salt rheum.
Previous TO using the arctic Lmement, j had
been under the treatment of several of the ost
eminent physicians In this city, and never re-
ce!ved any benefit from their treatment.
G. w. HAYDON,
at Belcher e. Bros Sugar Refinery.
An Explosion.
Memphis Tenn, Noo 2sth, 1857.
thereby certify, that having been badly bruised
and scalded by the explosion IF Steam Boiler a
friend induced TO try Braggs Arctic Linment.
The smart was instantly extracted from the scalds
and in very short time all the pain gone
from the buses In two weeks was we'll, and
able to resume my busiress.
HENRY HAYERSKILL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

@ roLrE from the subscriber. living three
- miles cnst Of Icavenworth, in Crawford
county, Ind. on the night Of the 2Sth OF
April, 1853,
One dark Iron Grey horse,
three years old, and about lll hands high.
both hind feet and one fore foot white, some
white above the left eye, dark name and
tail, with some grey mixed; fresh horse
bite on The left hir. Liberal reward will be
paid for delivery OF horse or thief 10 me st
Leavenworth, or for information sc hat |
can get him.
may 7-6w. l. r.. SHEET.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

Tai SourHEsS FLoop.-The late rains
were but miniature edition d the foods
Of water that have fallen in the lower coun'
Try. especially along the lover part Of the
state Of Mississippi. II the vicinity Of Ok.
ford. Holly Syringe. and along the line Of
the blissIssippI Ceatral railroad, I. d ssid
the rain fell heavier than ever was known
before, making wsecks and devastating al
most everything slorg The water courses.
The trains were unable 10 make any trips
aud the trestle.works over Cold Water Riv
er. netr HudsonsilIe had all washed away,
end other damages were done TO the road al
various places above Holly Springs. The
wa ter Of 'ral;ahatcaee river Is nearly up tt
the floor Of the railroad bridge,and rising vert
fast. Water Valley presents veniiiar
sppeassnce--wsters all through the town
the trastIe-work OF the railroad washed away
and whole plantations In that neig hborhoo
completely under water.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

CoRPcs CuRrsrr.--This holy day
was observed BY our Catholic friends
yesterday with their usual grand and
imposing ceremonies. The services
were conducted BY Rev. +. Bede
|O'Connor, with that easy grace and
dignity which adds greatly to the ef'
feet Of these interesting sclemnities
There were large numbers in from tho
country, and the church grounds wer'
very handsomely decorated, while TN
various altaru exhibited display 0
beauty and good taste but seldom wit
messed. The interest Of the occasion
was greatly heightened BY tho fin'
music Of the Jasper Brass Band, VIII,
were out in full force, and did them
selves great crcditby their well chosen
and skillfal performances.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04
Why il the Demand 30 Great for
HORs &GAAyAysE9
BALSAM (!

Because II will, in all cases, safely and ef-
fectually cure that much dreaded sccurge oil
the west-Chills, Fever and sgue--withou'
fail, and in cases will countersct the poison
OF Malaria, Of which fact thousands do ties
'ify; and, unlike oil other nostrums. II is on.
~ recommended for one class OF diseases.
and as q tonic II 10 unsurp assed. We viii
offer few evidences OF its worth, by men
Of influence and high standing.
PRrscEros. Ill Sept. 30. 1857.
DR.. Mann--Dear sir: For several year,
past have used your Ague BaIsam In my
daily practice. aud have closely observed its
effects in hundreds OF cases, and in no case
has il failed 10 produce the most happy e.
feet. can most cheerfullv recommend II
AZ certain specific for chilb, fever and
sgue. and maari, Us diseases.
Truly Yours, n. Ausrl \, N. D.
MARSHALL, MIcH., Feb. III, 1857.
DR.. Mann q Col have sold large
amount OF your Ague Bnlssm in this vicinity
and from my personal knowledge Of II, be-
lieve il the best remedy for chills, fever and
sgue that hss ever been sold in our state.
Respectfully You're, 0 A. HYDE.
AsHrABuLA, Ohio, Jan. lst, 1858.
Messrs. 3. X. Mann e. Co--Gents: In
canvassing the states Of Ohio and Michigan
for the sale OF the different remedies OF
which we have control. our attention has
been called 10 ohserve the great name that
your sgue bsIsam has gained for itself in
every place where cold. Il really seems to
be the peoples own remedy, and its sales
more rapid than all others. tits destined to
suPercede al other sgue remedies in the
market. Very truly yours.
.ase NEW YoRK, Feb. %. 1858.
Messrs. 8 X Mann q CO. G tents: have
q our house in 81 Louis cold yUur sgue bal
sam some three years. and have carefully
observed its effects in curing. and must in
all candor say, I do not believe IL equal ex-
lists In oil the world Of medicines. To my
personal knowledge Il has cured permanent.
~ every time, and have known Il used after
jail other remedies have been tried In vain,
with the most happy result; end what q
more remarkable hsve never known case
but what remaircd cured. for at least that
season. lave no Recitation in recommend.
ing II % a perfect triumph over chils and
fever. Respectfully Yours,
\ e Dr. O ] WOOD.
S. X. MANN & Co. Proprietors,
Gallon, Ohio, Sold BY all good Drug
'gists. may "a Bun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04


LAsD OSrrcz NEws.--The Land Office
at Council Bluffs, lows. was re opened for
business on the 23d Of February. From
that time to the l2th. 100000 acres were en-.
tered, all but 10000 with hand warrants
There ore still about 100000 acres Of lard
in this district subject to entry ., the mini
mum price either with land warr'nss or mo-
ney. This land is mostly situated North Of
the Line ofihe Mississippi and Missouri rail.
road. On the 18th OF June the reserved sec
tons within the limits Of the eronts TO the
railroads, will be offeredat puplic sale. The
minimum rate for these lands will be So 81
per acre. The number o: acres which v Ill
then be offered will probably reach about
"a quarter ola mill on, and they can My b.
paid for in gold, or in warrants issued u
der acts prior to lS55--of which there a.,
very few outstsnditg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

Prominent among the news Of the
day oar readers will notice thst Min.
ncsota, the New England OF the North
West, has received admission IS sov-
ercign State Of this great Republic.
The perfectly quiet and unobtrusive
manner in which another great Stute
has been added to our coniederacy, in.
dicates more tocibly, perhaps, than
the loudest demonstration possibly
|codld, the greatness at which we have
ARRIVED as nation. A few days ago
There were but tllirty-onc members Of
the Union; now the number has been
increased to thirty-two. Another in
dependent State has been added; two
more Senators have taken their seats
in the United States Senate, and two
new members are admitted to the
House Of Representatives. In the
present state Of political affairs the
admission OF Minnesota will produce
mo marked effect. The free States
have been strengthened; new stat
must be added to the national flag;
and the patronage Of the government
will have to be apportioned among 9
greater number Of claimants. But
the disturbing influence Of the new
member of the Union will not be sen
silly felt until the time com,s round
| for another Presidential election. and
before that time arrives there will b
TWO, ifnot three, more free States adj
ded to the number. There ought &c
have been some rejoicings over the ad'
mission Of Minnesota, but she comes
lin as matter of course, and adds nc
!. more to our national wealth than she
did rs territory.
New States slide into the Unior
unperceivcd, and become at once
members Of the Confederacy, withou
causing the least excitement, but le
one attempt to step ont, and the whole
Union would be convulscd from cen
ter to circumference. But there is lit
tie danger Of such calamity. There
win be many new States added to tho
Union before even probability exists
of any elimination Of the number -
Long may the glorious flag ofseul
Union, with it's full "tale" Of stars and
stripes, wave over this great and fres
Repsblsc-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

An EXTENSIVE FARmER.--Jsc. b Carroll
Of Texas. is the largest farmer in the U
States. He owns 100000 acres Of land
His home plantation contains about 500
acres. Col. Carroll has on bis immense "a ng'
Of pasture lands about 900 horses and mule,
worth $50 900; 900 head Of cattle wor.t
1000; 600 hogs, worth 81 900; 800 Spanish
mares. worth $4,000; SO jennies. wortl
$4,000; Is ;scks. worth $1,000, and 6v,
stations, worth 81 500. Lis annual income
from the sale Of stock 10 $4,000. aud iron
the sale Of cotton is $4,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

BR;GHr AND FrrcH.-The Judiciary Com
mittee Of the Senate have made report
that Bright and Fitch are entitled TO their
seats. under the election BY which they
claim to hold them. We believe no action
has yet been had upoR the report.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

con NRR OF NEWTON AND HARRIsoN sTs.s
JASPER, INDIANA.
rs still at his old home. and always ready
j TO attend those who may want his ser.
vices, and render them to the utmost Of
his ability.
To many Of his patrons he would say
Friends. don't forget the DOLLAR. II l
served you In sickness and adversely, please
remember me Ia your health and prosperity.
n the dollar il not ON hand will take hogs
or cattle on account.
March 10, 1853. r., M. WELMAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

A PLEASANT TnE.--We were for.
tunate enough to be one Of a small
pleasure party that left our city fol
the bcnks OF White river, on last Sat
urday. Arriving at Haysville the
party stopped at the hospitable man
sion Of Esq. Brace, and although il
was complete 'ssurprise party to
the Squire and his estiinablc lady, VIC
were entertained by them and theil
accomplished family in style that
cannot be surpassed in Southern Indi'
ana. In the evening we went in
search of the banks Of White, river
but the waters were so swollen that We
couldn't get within speaking distances
ofthcm, SO after pleasant stroll over
the village, we turned our faces home
ward. The day was propitious, tho
ladies (God bless them!) seemed more
lovely than ever; the dinner was gu
perb; and the company, all in fine
spirits, arrived safely at home, regret
ing that the day was SO short, but all
hoping they might BE permitted to en-
joy many more such happy excursions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

GA dandy i chap who would be- lady
i he could; but % he csn't does al he can to
show The world that be i not man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

UWhat has become OF the Rock
port Democrat! We have received
but one number in eight weeks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

A SENSIBLE MAN.--Mr. Bonner, editor
and proprietor or the New York Ledger. ID
keen business man, and il making money
last. During 1857. he spent 995, 900 in sd-
vertising HE paper throughout the entire U.
States and Canada 1t has returned to him
Ia the shape Of an enormous circulation for
that periodical. the weekly list being up 10
nearly 100000 copies But we find that he
is already adding TO the immense publicity
hitherto given tothe Ledger. In the New
Yora Herald and Times Of Saturday I'st, we
observe that two whole pages arc occupied
With an advertisement sethng forth : new
tale BY Mr.. Cobb. M. Bonner says the
money he spends in this wy briDgs him
back four foIt!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

ITMr. wendolin Erny has Just
had his neat cottage residence, oppo-
site the Courier Office, bcautified BY a
coat q paint. 1t has improved its ap-
pearancc amazingly, and VIC are sur
prised that it has not been done long
before, as painting ones home most
certainly displays good economy as
well as good taste. A frame building
that is kept well painted will Last fully
oue-third longer than one that 10 not
painted at all. We hope that several
others Of orr citizens may follow the
very crcditable example OF our friend
Mr.. Erny.
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JAsPER


We trust it will be carefully borne
in mind that Monday next is the day
appointed for the meeting Of the Cen
trail Committee in this place; and as
the business to be brought before it
must necessarily be Of an Important
character, it is earnestly to he hoped
that none will be found missing. A
County Conxeation is to he appointed.
it will devolye on this committee to
fix the time, place, and geacral cir
cumstanccs connected with this Con.
sention. The political condition Of
the county, its prospects and duties,
will also be brought under considera-
ton and duly discussed. As the pro-
ceedings of this meeting viii thus, OBJ
viously, have an important bearing on
the political future OF our county, it is
consequently highly important that
each member Of the Central Commit
tee should come forward prepared to
deal with these matters in fair, libc-
raj and comprehensive spirit. On
thing, at least, we feel fully confident
Of, and that is, that every member will
come up fully faught with the spirit
and principles Of our glorious Dcmoc-
racy-that Democracy to which the
vast majority ct this county have
rlighted their faith, and whose inter-
ests they are prepared to stand by At
all hazards Its certainly pet little
gratifying to observe the spirit Of uni
y that 1t present pervades the masses
Of the Democracy Of our county. and
with a full representation at the com
ing Convention, the ticket then nomi-
mated will undoubtedly he elected by
increased najorities.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

s. X. MANN & Co. Proprietors,
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by all good Drug
gists. may 81 3m.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-24

CIKcrIr CorEr The case Of the State rs
Robert Mcconnell was determined yesterday
The jury found the defendant guilty of as
sault, but not guilty Of the intent to kill, 8,
charged in the indictment. Mcconnell was
sentenced to "a hours Imprisonment in the
county Jail, and to pay q fine of ssec, lie
stands committed until fine and costs arc
paid or replevined. A motion for q new
trial is now pending.
The case Of Richard Webb, charged with
!he crime of having more wives than the
Jaw allows, was also disposed Of yesterday.
The evidence of the guilt in this case was
pretty well proven, but for want OF substsn-
Eating certain technicalities required BY the
Statute. the jury found for the defendant; and
Webb is now Mt large, enjoying the society of
his three wives.
Another trial, growing out Of the negro
difficulty, last sumner, is now under head
way, in which John Lyles is charged with an
assault and battery npon Michael Edmonds,
with the intent Of killing him. The test-
mOny will be pretty generally a repetition
Of thatin the case Of Wesley Lyles, charged
with similar assault upon old man Ed
inonds, mentioned several days ago.