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THE SMYRNA TIniE s
BY RoBT. d. HoFFECKER
is EDITED AND PUBLISHED

BY ROBT. d. HOE FECKER.
This paper is issued weekly. at 81 So in advance, or
$500 if nst paid within the year.
Advertisements will be charged 81 per square Tor
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Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
and in all must be sent v The Office Tor pubca-
tIon.
Job Printing done with dispatch at the Smyrna
Times" Office, upon very mOdeTaIe charges.
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Persons IN want of Bills Blanks anything in the
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4. If subscribers remove TO other places without IN
forming the publishers and the papers sent 10 the
former direction, they held responsible.
5 The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office, removing and leaving
Them uncalled for, prima facIe evidence of lnlen
tiOnal fraud.
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The Law of Newspapers as decided by the
Courts.
General and Local Information.
u, ). Government.

President JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vice President: JOHN Z. BRECKINRIDGE.
Secretary Of State Gen. LEWIS CAss
Secretary of Interior: JACOB THOMPsOr.
Secretary of Treasury HOWELL COBB.
81 ,etary of War: JOHN b. FLOYD.
Secretary of Navy: ISAAC ToUcEY.
Postmaster General: A. V. BROwN.
Attorney General: JEREMIAH BLACK.
Chief Justice # the United States ROGER B. TANEY
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State Government.

Governor: PETER F. CAUsEY.
Secretary of State: JAMES r. LOFLAND.
State Treasurer; WM CLARK.
State Auditor: A. B. MARVEL.
Judge u. 5. Circuit Court: WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor: SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON.
Chief Justice: f. w. GILPIN; Associates, J.
MILLIGAN, JOHN w. HOUsTON, EDWARD HOoTEN.
Attorney General; GEO. p. FISHER.
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Hundred Officers.

Notaries Public huntington and Colt;
Justices of the Peace Smyrna. John Eaton, David
Lockwood; kentOH, VIM III iaylUr;
Collector: Lewis Graham;
Constables. Smyrna, Capt Henry D. Scout; KeaiOn,
Lewis Graham;
Assessor: James w Roe.
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Treasurer WIN. SATTERFIELD.
Register: d. g. GoDwIN.
Recorder: GEO RAwLsTON.
ProthSnOtary: RICHARD n. AIERRIKEN.
Clerk of the Peace JOHN S. BELL.
Clerk Of the Orphans Court. JAMES F. ALLEE.
Sheriff: WILLIAM A. ATKINSON.
Coroner JOHN HUSBANDS
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Churches.

Asbury Nd y Church. Methodist, opposite Market
street; Rev VIM IL Brisbane, pastor services lOI
O'Clock mOrning-evening at Z;
Presbyterian Church. corner Methodist and East
sress Rev JOAN McClusky. d D, pastor; services 10
eek, m, and pm;
81 rsters prot EpscOpaD. Union st; PASTOR Rev
O'Clock, pm.
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aa Stoves! StOves!! StOVes!!
e@N Industrial Stove Works.

No. 80 North SECOND Street, opposite Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he has taken the Store,
at NO. 50 North Second street. where he will be pleased
to see his Old customers and friends
lie has nOwt hand a splendid assortment Of ParOr
Hall Oilice. Store and Cooking STOVE , of the latest
and most approved kinds, at Wholesale and Retail
WIN. e. NEMAN,
No. 80 North Second street, Philadel lphia
M B-fOur particular attention is invited to ME-
lees Patent Gas Burning. Warming and Venlilaiins
Stoves Tor Parors, Offices, Stores. Halls, Cars, &c
which Tor economy purify Of air, and case of manage
ment, has no equal. VIC NJ
91Odd Castings for all kinds of Stoves, on hand
sel6-3m
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Societies

Morning Star Lodge. No. 6.I o of OF.-Meets a
Odd Fellows Hall every Friday evening;
Shawnee Tribe, No 5, o of K M.-Meets eyory
Thursday evening at Spruant Building;
Mcdonnell Encampment, No 2. o of o F,-Meets
I'd and 4Ih Tuesday Of every month.
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New London Academy.
NeW LOndon, Chester Co, Pa,
Edward ID. Porter. Princinal

THE Winter Session of this Institution will com
Il mence the First Monday in November and con.
tnue five months. This is he Oldest Academy in The
State and one of the first Classical Schools esta bshed
III ihIs country The course of instruction is thorough
and practical, we'll calculated to prepare Young men
Tor the active duties Of life The long connection of
The Principal with Delaware College and his famili
ariy with The courses Of study pursued our Leading
colleges, enables him To offer great faclies 10 stnden
wishing TO prepare for admission to advanced classes
In assuming the direction of this Institution II will be
The constant aim Of the Principal, aided by an efficient
corps OF Instructors maintain its long
reputation rs an Academy Of The first class
W Terms moderate. For further information ad.
dress Is above. oc,cIso
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Town Government.

Commissioners William Denney, Or S NJ Fisler
DR. William ,CunmiDs, Walter McNIulIen. William {
EliasOn, Presley SPruance. Jr. and john Al. Voshell
Assessor: William WiIds;
Treasurer: Thomas f jefferson;
Police Henry Cunningham, John ChelIins and
Benjamin Brown.
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REG TIONS
THE SMYRNA LIBRARY.

The Smyrna Library and Reading Room arc
open on the Afternoons of Tuesday Ind Friday
between , and A o'clock, and every Evening
between the hours of and 10. Books ma Y be
taken out and returned between and 4 in the
afternoons of said days, and between 7 and 8
every evening except Sundays
Shareholders are entitled TO the use of the
Library and Reading Room by paying one dol.
lar per year. Observation-Disclosures two dollars
payable invariably in advance. The shelves
are supplied with well selected books and the
files with daily and weekly papers and periodi-
Gals from all sections of the country.
The public are earnestly requested to come
forward andavail themselves of the privileges
thus afforded.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
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.. "IICOuo advertisement
READ THIS!

The sn"-cr'her, intending to leave Smyrna
Tor The West. will dispose of his large stock of
Ready Made CLOTHING, which he has just
laid IN, at Philadelphia prices. fine chance
to obtain Cheap Clothing being thus offered, the
citizens of Smyrna and vicinity will find it to
their ad vantage TO call early and examine his
stock of Goods.
SAMUEL ELLERMAN.
Store on Main ST., Smyrna, -sep2.
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Watches, Jewelry & Silvcrware
Samuel A. Mansfield,

SUCCESSOR TO THOMAS ]. MEGEAR,
No. 90 North Second Street, corner OF Church
Alley, Philadelphia.
q DERSONS in want of RELIABLE TINE.
ga Il PIECES. are respectfully invited 10 ex
sAsl2Aa nine my stock Of Fine English aud Swiss
Watches, which have been selected with great care
aud will be sold at as low prices at any other store
in the city, Decl0ly
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Congress
Kent COuntY Omcer.

Senators: JAMES a. BAYARD, MARTIN w. BATES.
Representative: WIN. q. WHITLEY
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WILNINUIUN, DELL,
Where he intends to devote his entire time to the
manufacture Of BOOTS and SHOES Of all knIs
and varieties, IN the neatest and most fashionable
styles. and at satisfactory prices.
Ills stock will consist in part of Gentemen's Fine
Call and Pateht Leather Boots and Shoes, latest
styles. Ladies' and Misses Caters and other Shoes
in great variety And in fact everything connected
with the Shoe business
CUSTOMER WORK will be particularly attended
to, and IN all cases will satisfaction be warranted
GF LASTS FITTED UP by one Of the
best makers in the country.
The long practical experience of the Undersigned
and his thorough know ledge of the business in al lis
branches, will he trusts, be sufficient guarantee To
the public that he will do them Justice and furnish
Them an article that will recommend Itself for uIlIlv
cheapness and duIahiy JOSEPH FULLAIER
REPAIRING of all kinds neatly done, at reasOna.
vi" rates. IG-ly
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Sohnnls

PreceptOrs; -0N0
Public School, No 3-Isaac PenneweIl;
5-John B Cooper.
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Prospectus for IS5S-'J9.
The PennSyIvanian,


DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
The great events of IN, immediate future so largely
depending upon the holiness and energy Of the Demo.
cratic party Of the country, call for the wdestdssemi.
nation among the people of all facts and arguments
elucldatIng and sustaining the Democratic National
policy; and the duty of an Independent Democratic
ournal IN such crisis of history only be fully
and advantageOusly discharged by the active opera
on Of all who desire Democratic success in extend
ing The sphere of its usefulness. THE PENNSYL-
VANIAN has for over twenty five years occupied the
position OF central organ in Pennsylvania winning
by It's boldness and ability, the confidence and warm
regard OF the Democracy of every State in the Union
aud The Proprietor appeals with confidence the De-
mOcracy OF the country dc string 10 exteI still
more widely its influence. lie invites aIeniiont 10 the
ability with whchhs par er is conducted, and the care
exercised in all its departments Aside from lis high
ard unquesllOned political character no paper eniOys
IN larger degree the confidence of the business com.
muplty. It's Commercial and Monetary K sporis are
full and comprehensive; its Marine List unsurpassed
for correctness and reliability; and in all the depart
mems Oh hrsl-class newspaper no outlay expense
is spared TO make II complete and acceptable
The Proprietor trusts 10 commend The Pennsvlya.
man 10 the busnrss and reading community for lis
ability and excellence aud snlIcIIs critical examlna
ton OF lis meri's IL is his make il a necessary
visitor In the Counting house, honest counsel lor i'm
Inc Dank parOr all exponent Of every trading and
business interest, while 'Ournal il shall he
unsurpassed for Reliability; and he would also com.
mend II TO business men as medium Of advertising
Its Daily, Tr-WeeKly and Weekly issues 90 in large
numbers INTO every Stale in the Union. No paper
either in Philadelphia New York Is So largely err
culaied and generally read those SeclIens from which
PhI!adtI'h d. rItrs her cei trade. and where il Is
specially Ini"rIa Iha, cur uusirGsS houses should be
ki'.'Ha a'.d tire H.cd
80 81 =, ..,i>l. ',lt,s iNi.I i, printed very
t',',t.. '!,f ,.. contains all lie
t;t.- sirtOi ia. .f \, ~ e,!I n,IIs The WEEKLY
f"nIeyiNa"Iah Is piihltd every Sauda\ and Is who'll
iy dev'ted 10 News Literature, PonIcs Agriculture
aud Trade.
L erm S:
Daily Pennsylvania $500 per unnum, invariably in
advance. "
TrI-Weeky, 50 90 per annum invariably in advance
The price OF the Weekly Pennsy lvanan is One Dollar
per ahhum but iOI the purpose of further increas
ing the circulation. The following inducements are
offered to Agents and others 10 RAISE Clubs:
One copy, one year. 81 90
Six copies. q ! co
Twelve co pies 10 Oy
II5Hhch IL W
Twenty-Five 2uUO
Larger clubs in proportion.
In all cases. orders Tor the paper must be accompa.
med by the cash.
Letters IO be addressed. p Ist paid to
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seSO No. lOS South Third street, Philadelphia
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IrUtng Female College
Mechanicsburg. PA.

REV. A. G. MARLATT, A. NJ, President.
ENHIS Institution, chartered with full Collegiate
= powers TO grant Diplomas and confer Degrees is
located on the Cumberland Valley Railroad midway
between Harrisburg and Carlisle
Ihe Next Session commences OH Wednesday Sept
l. win Faculty of ten efficient and experienced In.
sfuclOrs The course Of study is Of the most liberal
character and the accommodations ample and conve.
nient. ~ N
CATALOGUES containing Terms, &c >, NAV he OBJ
1ahea 3y addressing The President by calling on
Di' W. L. NOLLlNs, Smyrna, Del. (Augj-3m
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Richardson's irish LINENS.

e
Consumers of Richardson's Linens and those des
rous of obtaining the Genuine Goods, should see that
the articles ihey p.rclse sealed with the full
uame Oi the lirm-lGCIARDSON, SONS d OWDEN
AS "naraniee oi The s0undness and durability of
the q ,u;s
Tins Caution is rendered essentially necessary MS
large quantities OF Interior and detective Linens are
prepared season aerSas and scaled Wilh The name
OF tlc1r!son By Irish !lOu who regardless UfthC
injury thus INFLICTED alike the American consumer
and the manufacturers OF the genuine Goods, will not
readily abandon business 50 profitable. while purcha-
sers can be Imposed on with Goods OF a worthless
character.
J. BULLOCKE 4 b. LOCKE,
s9-ly Agents, 3G Church street. New York.
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~ ii ce.

'TNIIE Stockholders of the Smyrna Library Associa-
l. tor are hereby notified that The Stock Book Is
now open, and they are requested 10 call upon DAN'L
CUMMiNs, President, and receive iheir Certificates
BY order UiIhe Board.
ROBT. d. IIOFFECKER,
smyrna July 18th, 1898. Rec'g Sec'y.
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For Sale.
Ell A w ARE HOTEL.
NEW CASTLE. DEL.

j.. w. SIT ID II A NJ, PROPRIETOR.
rms 1ouse has been provided with new furniture
Ded'' &c and undergone thorough Iepairs Travel.
iers ana ohers may rest mre that no trouble or
pense VIII bs spar9d 10 provide for their wanls am,
convenience mG INN
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"A.i.ils,On advertisements,
Stock, Loan, Bill and Exchange
u 5 M % SID EA EE 4 " g4sS.
JDEzN NEcR4EAEs & SON,
81 MARKET ST,

81 MARKET ST,
Delaware Fire Insurance Building1
Will NJ N e TON, DELAY ARE.
DROMlSSORY NOTES negotiated; Loans and
Il Stocks OF all kinds purchased and sold to order
turchascs and Sales made at the Board Of Brokers
IN Philadelphia New York and BALTIMORE al The rates
OF commission charged IN those cities.
All business intrusted to their charge promptly a.
tended 10, and renitaAces made in all cases without
deay.
Money wanted in large and small amounts on bond
and mortgage secured by first liens property this
city and Slate.
REFERENCES:
Hon NJ Harrington Dover:
Hon Milllgan, Wilmington
Stockly, President Bank of Smyrna
Geo w Cummins, Esq, Smyrna;
ID Wilson, President Farmers Bank Wilmington;
George Bush, Bank of Viii. Il Brandy wine
w ilegany, Cashier do
Floyd, Bank of Delaware;
Warner, " Union Bank of Delaware;
Sam'l Biddle, " Mechanics Bank;
Harlan y IIollingsworth, Bush Il Lobdell,
Chas DUPONT. Jesse Sharpe,
George Jones, John Duncan;
George w Sparks, RID Hicks.
sep2-3m
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

| liEsclences OF Chemistry and Medicine have Leen
taxed their utmost 10 produce hs besI, most pCrleit
puTgalve which Is known TO man. lnnumerabl
proofs are shown thal these Pis have virtues uhch
surass IN excellence the ordinary medicines and tlla
they WIN unpreCedeHtdlv upon the esteem OF all Htn
lhey are sale and pleasant lake buf powerful 10
cure Their penetrating prupernos stimulate the viIa
actlEliIes OF The body, remove the ubsIrucuIs ui lis
| organs, purify the blood and exp,l disease rhsy
purge Oul the foul hum0rs which breed and ds.
temper, stimulate sluggish dlsOrdered organs miO
| lheIr natural action, and imparI healthy tome with
strength 10 the whole system MOI onl, do they cure
The everyday complaints Ul everybody, but asU for
mdablc ana dangerous diseases thai have b. filed the
best 0i human skill. While they produce powerful
effects, they are at the time. dimuI>hed doses
The safest and hest physc that be employed for
children. Helng sugar coated, they are pleasant to
lake; and being purely vegetable, are Tree from any
risk OF harm. Cures hav3 been made which surIass
belief were they not subsaniiated by men Of such s1.
allied position and character To fUrlId The suspicion
oi unirulh Many eminent clergy and phl1ciuns
have lent their names 10 certify TO the pic the re-.
Liability OF my remedies, While others have hthI me
the assurance of their couy cnn that NV Prepara,S
contribute Immensely to the relei of my afflicted sui.
ierlng tellOw.mcn.
The Agents below named are pleased to furnish
gralis my American Al4anac coma aiming dire cIOnA
their use and certificates OF their cures, u III follow
ing complaints:
CosIyeness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumati,m. Drop.
sy. Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach
Ncasea, Indigestion. MOI bd InacIlpn ml the Bow els
aid Pam arising theretrOm, FlauencV, Loss of Ap-
Peile' all UlcerOus and CnaneOns Diseases which
qnre an eVacuant medicine. SCrUiula or kim 5 Evil
They also, by purifying the blood and stimulating the
system, cure many complaints which NuulG not he
supposed they could reaCh, such deafness, Partial
Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irriabiliy, he
engagements of the Liver and Kidneys CUut and other
Kindred mplans arising from low stale OF the body
or obstruction of lis functions.
arDO not be put off 10y unprincpled dealers with
some other pill they make profit uII Ark Tor
Ayers Pills. and take nothing else. No other they
can give you compares With this in its nlrlslc value
or curative powers. The sick want the best aid there
is for them, and they should have it.
Prepared by DP. j. &. Aver,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Low ell, Mass.
Price % cts. per Box Five Boxes ior 81.
Sold by D. LOCKWOOD, and }. Z. HOFFECKER
Smyrna, and all Traders everywhere. il I-Gm
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TUST received fine assortment of new and
cd elegant DRESS PATTERNS, from Madame
Demorests. X. & M. A. OFFLEY.
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Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis
and in all must be sent s The Office for publlca
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This paper is issued weekly at Si.50 IN advance, or
$500 If net paid within the year
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
Valuable Farm for Sale.

I AM now offering for sale my farm, lying u
miles from GAINESVILLE, on the South side OF the
river, aud Immediately il. The tract contains
4 8 O A Q r E S,
and is well improved, wothirds Of which is of
high rich river bottom land About 100 or 40
acres is cleared and In high state of cultivation
the balance well timbered "a great deal of the
timber is very valuable for saw mill purposes -
The upland Is of the finest quality of Tobacco
land. The dwelling house is large and commo-
dious. There is also first rate cistern, 2 good
springs, negro cabins, stables barnes, &c. on the
premises. / will sell the above farm very low and
on good terms will take pleasure In showing
the farm to any one who may wish to purchase,
by calling on me at my premises.
d.. ALLEN.
Russelvie Herald copy months and send
bill TO this Office.
July l6, lS5S.3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
Weekly ReUie,o Of The Market.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,

CLARKsvILLE, Aug. 90
There have been transactions TO a fair extent IN
groceries during the week. We observe that the
whole amount Of Sugar remaining in Louisiana
is estimated at $500 hhds., while stocks in New
Orleans are reduced to 1900 hI,ds. In produce
the business has been limited. Wheat is firm at
our former quotations, but is generally held for
higher figures.
SueARs.-Sales have been comparatively light
during the week. but further advance has taken
place. We alter our quotations, some what, TO
suit the descriptions now on the market We
now quote common to good common, 71bt0sc;
Fair to fully fair, s24S914; Prime to strictly
choice 91S@IOc.
REFINED SUeARs -We have no change to no.
tice. Prices are maintained at the advaLce no.
ticed in our last and we retain last weeks quota
tons. Crushed & Powdered I31S@l414c; Re-
fined white l216Sl9hc.
COFFEE The demand during the past week has
been small. Prices remain firm and unchan ged.
For fair to prime ilA@i21z.
MoLAssEs.-A fair demand has prevailed in this
article and prices steady at our last quotations
Prime reboiled in bbls. 3sc, half bbls. 43c. Or
leans refinery, in barrels 4Oe; half barrels 45c.
CANDLEs-Siocks good. Prices uncha nged.-
Star 2l@22c Summer mould lac, but little de-
mand.
BAcoS--Demand very limited We continue to
quote Hog round 711ac, clear sides Sc, Hams &C..
LARD--This srticle meets with sale at s24c. for
Prime in barrels.
FLouR-Transaction continue small, and the
market has undergone no change. Good Super
fine, 50 SIS; and good brands extra 81 rs.
ToBAcco--Business in this article has nearly
ly, and they are of very inferior quality. We
quote from sales of last week, Leaf 5160sl;
Lugs 3H05c. A good crop would probably COM
mand &c round.
WHEAT The demand continues good, and
will and readily 75c for prime.
WHIsKEY. The market is active at our last
quotations. Rectifed 24c Robertson County
Csc, and Cummings 75c per Dbl.
l0G.
SALr.--Prices have largely advanced. We now
quote Kanawha 3716c; fine sack remains I'M
changed at 81 6O@i IS.
RrcE.--Prime 534@6Lc; little demand.
vNEcAR.--Cider per Dbl 81 25.
BUCKETS 80 1902 25.
TUBs.--Per nest SO so.
SoAP.--Pam Soap Sc; Resin 6.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
ONE OF THE COMMITTEES.

D- For the information Of ca italists aud me.
ehanics generally, we present list of the various
departments Of trade and Investment which, in the
opinion of many Of our most sagacious citizens
will pay II entered into at Clarksvle;
A giant Steam Coopery.
STEAMBOAT Building
A Nail Factory.
Any branch of iron manufactures.
Cotton Mill.
Mrnu'actory of chewing tobacco.
Sulpher Springs and Dunbair's Cave, water
ing place.
good Book Store.
Star candle mandatory.
A Woolen mandatory.
Book Bindery.
A Paper Mill.
chair and basket factory.
$50 dwelling houses for rent.
All Of these are matters in which there is now
scarcely any competition, and such things as the
wants Of the vicinity would support. Let any
person abroad who doubts write for particulars to
any Of our business men here and get facts
Now is the time to inaugurate these kinds of bust
ness and trade
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

will on Friday, August 9th, 1858, offer for
sale the well known farm Of Travellers Rest"
situated on the GAINESVILLE and Dover Turnpike
This farm Is miles from GAINESVILLE and miles
from Providence, aud contains $50 acres of land
l20 of which are In cultivation. On the premi-
SEES is first rate dwelling house, suitable for a
public house, and all other houses necessary for
the convenience Of family, and lie very eligiblv
situated for first rate country Tavern. There Is
never falling well Of water within thirty or folty
yards OF the house.
On the same day will sell all of my stock
consisting of Mules, Horses, Hogs, aud some
fine mileh cows and calves. Among my negro
men there Is first rate stone and brick mason
Further description is unnecessary-I will take
pleasure In showing the premises to any one
wishing 10 buy. Terms made known on the day
OF sale. w. l., NEBLETT.
lima | '5R-tde
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-20
For the Chronicle.
THE TRINITY CEMETERY AGAIN.


Mn. EDroR Your first communication calling
the attention Of the vesry 10 the dilapidaied state
Of the Cemetery fence. was proper enough. and
that body promptly appointed committee TO re-
move all cause for complaint. The committee
failed to perform their duty, and III only apology
they have to offer is, frst the difficulty in getting
such jobs done. Secondly, their own private af-
fairs demanding much of their attention.
In communication No. 9, you assume threat
ming and belligsrant attitude, and before you
strike, please remember that as there are two
sides to jug, SO there two sides to the matter
under consideration. The steps. gate ard fence
have been repeatedly and wsntonly Injured. and
sometimes pulled down, and as often rspaired and
to prevent like occurrence hereafter, 1t will re-
quise corporal's guard TO be permanently loca-
ted on the premises and hence, il Is respectfully
suggested that the call hazards" association bring
their power TO bear upon the vandalism which
exists and revels in tie destruction Of both public
and private property, and then the public will not
labor under the disadvantages which now exist
Respectfully,
ONE OF THE COMMITTEE.