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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-11
1858. 1853
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
I0N AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
~ TO- 1s5s Passenger Train leave Cleveland as follows
Gas b. Cincinnati Express, stopping al Berea Grafton
Wellington, New London, Shelby, CTestline
Gallon, CartmgtOn and Delaware
$50 p. eI Accommodation, stopping at all stations.
6l0 N, Cincinnati Night Passe ger stopping at all
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, and at
Car0instOn and Delaware; also, stopping 10
leave passengers atall stations sOui h of Gallon
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby SanduSky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon Newark. GAINESVILLE, SC
CrestIne Pittsburgh #. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs, Lima. Fl
Wayne, LapOrte. Chicago &c. west, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster. MassillOn, sc.
Gallon and Belleontalns Railroad Line Marion Belle
Tere Haute, VIncennes, Evansville. Louisville,
Cairo, St Louis, &C.
De aware Dayton and Cincinnati Line for Springfield O.
Dayton, Hamilton. Cincinnati. Richmond, in-
di2napOlis Terre Haute, ST Louis. &c; and at
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
road FOR Louisville, Ghd all points on The OHIO
River
Columbus Litlle Miami and Columbus and xenia Rail
road for Aenla, Dayton, indianapolis, Terre
Haute, St Louis, Morrow, L0veland and Gin
cnnati. and with the OHIO and Mississippi Rail
road al Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville,
Cairo, 81 Lsuis, and all points the Ohio river
Colu rus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanesvlls
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, Urbanl- sc
Y For Tickets 20 ali points and Information sppy
the Union Ticket Ohce 81 Superior street, the Pas
senser Station.
Cleveland May 10 1883
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7Sli The Northern transportation Co., 20

season run their well known and popular line OF
FIRST CLASS STEM PROPELIFRS mn
SAILING lESSELSf
Regnl5ry between OgdeE sbuTgh and psweso and the II
per Lakes. forming
DAILY Line 5etlceen 9gdeRs5urgh and Os1sego
and Ports on Lake Erie
And TTl-Weelly Line between Oslenshuis and sepo
and Ports on Lake Michigan connecting a. CsenSfrk
with the 0gdensburgh and Vermont CeI tra R01e Re-
tween Ogdensburgh. Burlington, Concord NIauebeStr
Lawrence, Nashua Lowell Boston. and AZ Osvrega
with H0Tey Crawford snew OsHego ae OF ThirT Fifst
Class tana Boats large slze) the enlarged canal he
tween OsSgegO and New York, thus aforiing Regular
Speedy and Cheap Route. with but transhipment ~
This Company having made the most ample arrsase-
ments at OswegO for Dock aud Storage with abr
d accommodations for handling asserting and sh1nn
Freight, upon the plan practIced az ensBurg can T
anee the safe prompt and perfect delivery Of all property
ed ITS care
Transportation Line Of Canal Beats on me Ohio canal
line of PrOpe erst Lake Superior with Railroads 70
Louis.
AGENTS AND CoNBIGNEEs:
Myers. Centiss Iotis Kinsbsl, los STATE st.
J. l. Warner, Slip. n York. Boston, Mass
Geo Clark, rs Broad 81 CIsplfoId : Co, OgdsnsbR
F. c. HOyey, New York New York.
Hsyey < Crawford, oswego wm- 7 Walker; Toledo, o
Msther Co. Chicago H. Barclay Co, Ni@sufss
cOHsIGNEKs
LOCKER Co, Racine. ] =. KIRKLAND, Shetoys a.
Chamberlin, Crawford s Co., Cleveland, Q
ltef1tl
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Bankers.
J. HerdITllaII & Co..

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
- Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Uncurrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
United States Canada and Europe prompty attended
Drafts and Bills Of EXchgnge Great Britain, Ire land
France and Germany We direct in suit,
Sight and 60 days, the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND
LOndt n-9lessrs Prescott, GrOe, Case Co Bankers
Liverpool Barned Co Bankers.
ManclieSf@ r-MesSrs CuuIffe Brooks s Co. Bankers
National Provincial Blnks Of England and Branches thro
out England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co.
Yorkshire bis net Bank and Branches
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches.
IRELAND.
National Bank of ireland.
Provincial Bank of Ireland
And all their Branches in allhe principal cities and
SCOTLAND
Dundee Commercial Banling Co
Greenock Banking Co. in Giasgoyy and Greenock
National Bank OF Scotland and Branches
We also furnish Draf for any amount pavaIe in the
prlrcipal Cities Of the Continent of Europe
PASSAGE BY STEAMER. or Sailing Packet Shins fo or
from New York Breat Britain and Ireland Francs md
Germany. can be cured at the lowest rates
For further particulars apply 70
I & r..
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6air Dpr.

DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
II bers. BASSErT HAIR DYE, great desiJeratun
expressly iOr BARRIERS benefit Which be bought in
large small quantities fifty per cent less than you
purchase any other dye IN the country Bottles that you
have to 81 OT get the filled for fifty
and further for the quantity You get any
shade desire from Light shade brown shade and ie
black gives the best satisfaction TO customers In
ing, keeps natural appearance. For sale Wholesale
Retail by VIZ. E AMBUSH. IG4 SUPERIOR St
myl2du5 Regula riy authorized Agent.
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BRADBURN & FISHER,

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN s SON,
WH0LESALE GR0CERS. COM
w mission Merchants and Dealers in Fish Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9 and l River street and 10 and
II Meadow street, "Grocers Block. Cleveland Ohio.
e.. BRADBURN,l
W A FIsHER.t aug3l-dly l9f
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CLEVELAND, ZANESYlLLE 4 CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

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AIl,SS aAsa aesssA ~ 80 4
On and after March 8, 1883
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
Il leave Cleveland the trains II the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh RaIlroad at AS p. NJ. Changing
Hudson) for CUyahoga Falls, Akron, OrrYille and
AIiersburg connecting at OrTvie with trains the
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne and CHICAGO r. R. east and west
for Canton Masson Wooster Lcuenyllle and Mansfield
Trains leave lIcrsburg for Cleveland IS 4 d and
lbs P NJ connecting OrTvie with the p TT
W c. r. R. by which passengers, from Canton. Massil-
ton Wooster LOusnville and Mansfield reach Cleveland
by the evening train silO-01 T. NJ
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G. y. KSERHY,

TPHOLSTERER AND MANUFAC
~ turer of Lounges and al kinds Mattresses ana
Bedd Cushions. Curtains. Drperes Nc, No Supe-
Hill four doors below Commercial Branch
Rank Cleveland Ohio.
AlorlcTs promptly executed Particular attention pan
20 the laying ut OIL Cloths Carpsting &c., &c.
mV9-dlv III
I AXE ERIE PAPER COMPANY,
IL Manufacturer OF PRINTING AND BOOK PAPER
prepared t. supply al orders with superior quail
tyof Paper, and on favorable terms
N. W. TAYLOR Agent.
IT ar1f-dN NVTtf Offer - Rank street
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
IL MEN From the ". Y DAILY NecS (Editerial)
We desire 10 cal all ntion to letter from DR. Joshua
F. Bridge, The Health of American Women, in anoth.
column He treats the subject able manner, and
his skill and medical judgment may be relied upon"
From The Albany Morning ErpTeSs
Marsbals Uterine CafnOlicOn has proved be fully as
valuable It Is claimed &c he in ie
hv medical gentlemen aud others Dr. Bridge is regular
and discrimination udicIous and highly successful prae-
utouer n all diseases, especially those of women and
From Physicians.
'lIaslalls Uterine Caihoic0n will certainly cure all
the diseases for which II Is recommends D. -
- There IS no medicine Ike 1t IN this country
In the worst cases have with BIarshalPs
Uterine Catholconi Is a GER am and safe remedy
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHoLICON
Is unhesaiingy uercd as re liable remedy for AL those
ually Affect the mind well the body. that TO thick
talk work becomes alike Of suffering if not i'm
possibility Among the complaints for which the Ctholi-
Is a remedy Failing Of the Womb Whites sun
pressed Irregular Painful Benstruaton Bleatins III
hammailuns and Diseases OF the Kidneys Urinary Or
tveness, Nervousness Fsintings PalpitaiOns Craups
Dis urbed Sleep and all troubles, organic SYM athletic
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with any Of the above symptoms
or with spne liver lung painfs. invited a
md reefl biarshalls Uterine CathOcOn Is cuark
medicine but its Ingredients have been made known
Medical C9leges aud they are at the service Of any
spectacle phySlc in the country.
The price or MARSHA LIS UTERINE cATHOLk
CONS One Dollar and Hctfper single bottle.
WEST BEDFORD. Coshocton Co. Nav H. 1851
Mr.. H B KINGSLEY Sir:I have been selling the neii
cine Of the enberg company for the last years aud
have invariably found them to give good satsacon a
the pills have sold TO great many families regularly
theirtea and coffee and with nv trade IN ~ have BECOME
cine that mas done great amount Of good female dse
es One lady 50 Il to toll me she had received more
medical treatment by The moss skillful pby sicians
-, go, Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
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pbpsifialls & 5mrQe0ns
]. N. JOHNSON, N. D.,
HOMGOPATHIST.

Oee l07 Sartwells Block, Superior Street. Corner Sen
eea ~ Residence No. III Pittsburgh St, Cleveland O.
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i. z wHITNAN- \. NJ sTASDART- C W sTGNDGFT
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
change. No Superior street We draw direct on Lon
don and Wi furnish Drafts for any payable all
the principal poln in England Ireland Scotland France
and Germany COLLECTIONS made all accessible points
throughout the United States and Canadas. rlhs:ly
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STANDART. BEMlS 4 MIRRAY.

PRODUCE COMMIsSION MERCHANTs
FLOUR.
We are receiving the following well known bTznds5t
Flour consignment, TO which We call lhe attention
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We also keep constantly hand large stock OF the
choicest brands Of FLOUh, IN BAGS barrels, Whole
Retail and deliver free Of charge part O the
cit uTV5 MORGAN K ROOT.
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CMITH :S7l-lI S- Z PUTNAM.-PRODTCE,

~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants Dealers in
salt Fish. Water L me, Plas &c; also dealers al
varleties Of coal. BTi-k Ware House ls3 ls5 River
irest and 81 9 Dock Liberal cash advances made on
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MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON

1Ialshal's Uterine Cafholjcon will certainly cure all
the diseases for which It is reSommende D -
There IS nOmedctne like 1t in this counfry.n
In the 1 have ever met with AIarshalrs
Uterine CatholicOnis a and safe remedy
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AeENrs an coNs1eNERs :

LOCKER & Co., Racine. y.F. KIRKLAND, Shstoy, a.
ChamberIin, Crawford s Co., Cleveland, o
Isszltf
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations

ALCOH
RURN MING FL U d,
MANUFACTURED BY S. CORNING d Co., &c RIVER
STREET, CLEVELAND, ONO.
Terms. Cash. Current Funds.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

GTWe have been favored by our friend II. NJ
DUDLEY, Esq, Of this county, with sons 6ne
specimens Of fruit grown by him this year, and
among them some Peaches that nre. superior to
anything in the way of fruit that we have seen for
many years. We do not know what variety Of
peach this Is, but certainly every one, WHO gives
any attention to the culture Of fine fruit, should
procure this peach
Mr.. Dudley has. for the past few years, devoted
much attention TO the cultivation and improve
ment Of fruits, aud the result Is that ne has now
the very best Of every kind; and il b real treat
TO visit his farm, and see 10 what perfection he
has brought the art Of farming ami gardening
One of the most interesting features Of his enter
prises is his extensive and well arranged apiary.
Sometime ago, we know, he had about fifty large
hives, all full Of the purest honey
In addition 10 these departments Of rural pur-
suits Mr. d. gives much attention to the breeding
Of fine stock. In word he has brought greet
energy to bear in all he has undertaken, and in
stead Of working at p-hazard, he has operated
both In agriculture and Horticulture, after the
most approved method of experts in those pur-
suits, and we do earnestly hope that our farmers
generally, will follw his example, and instead Of
toiling simply to accumulate money will devote
some attention 10 those pursuits which, while they
put money in the pocket, do at the same Ii me re-
fine and el, va.e the taste.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
For the Chronicle.
OBITUARY.

Another saint has gone TO reap her reward in
the ,ealms of the blefsed. Miss Nancy BuMPAss,
died Sabbath eve August 18th 1888. in the 65th
year Of her age. Content TO follow Ia the foot
steps Of the meek and lowly Savior, she chose
the shining pathway Of the just, and with a SELF
sacrifice which christianity atone can inspire, her
life was almost wholly spent in doing good TO 9TH
ers. Like mlni>terng spirit errands Of mer-
cy, this pious lady Through cold or heat) WIS
ready to minister TO the wants of the sick nd
dying, high aud low rich and poor alike shared in
her Christian sympathy, and many eyes who look
upon these lines, will gratefully remember the
truth Of what have stated. But she is gone
leaving behind the ssvor Of good name, amid
deaths thickening gloom, the day-break OF an
eternal morn greeted the souls vision, and away
away, the lar off shores, her happy spirit rests
forever. A. FRiENr.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

lJ We have been favored by Mr. w. F. Fall
with basket Of most delicious peaches, grown
a, his nursery, near town. They are very large ;
of beautiful pink aud gold color, and very sweet
and juicy--in fact, as fne fruit we remember
ever TO have seen.
Mr.. Falls nursery is an enterprise TO which he
has devoted large capital, aud undivided Stteu-
ton, and il should be sustained by the ptlronrge
of the entire community. Every yard, or garden,
however small, should have one or more frait
trees in it, and Mr. Fall can supply the very best
of every variety. Ills nursery is situated OH the
Port-Ropal pike, about two miles from town.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
Valuable Farm for Sale.

I AM now offering for sale my farm, lying ! Il
miles from GAINESVILLE, the South side OF the
river, and Immediately il. The tract contains
a & O A Q r. E s,
and 10 well improved, two.thirds of which Is Of
high rich river bottom land About 100 or l40
acres is cleared and In high state ofcultvation,
the balance well timbered "a great deal of the
timber IS very valuable for saw mill purposes -
The vpland is Of the fiuest quality Of Tobacco
land. The dwelling house Is large and commo-
dious. There is also a first rate cistern, 2 good
springs, neg,o cabins, stables. ba-nes, &c. on the
remises. | will sell the above farm very low and
on good terms l will take pleasure In showing
the farm to any one WI o may wish TO purchase,
by calling on me at my premises.
DE-. ALLEN.
Russellvile Herald copy months and send
bill TO this Office.
July I6 lo5S. 3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
Land for Sale.

HAVING bought land elsewhere, and intend
ing to move TO IL this fall, am going to sell the
land on which | reside, on the first day of 0cto-
bel, 1855 Said land consists Of 265 acres, lying
near the Hopkinsyille aud Nashville road, four
miles south Of Graysve, twelve east Of Clarks-
vile, within two miles of ths crossing of the
Nashville and Henderson and Louisville and Mem
phis railroads. This land will positively be sold
on that day, If not sold privsttly before. Those
wishing TO buy will please come and let me show
them the land Terms made TO suit purchasers
will also sell my young Jack and Horse, my
mules, three fine Mares some 40 beeves and other
rattle; some 300 hogs. crop, farming utensils,
threshing machine reaper, &c.
The stock will be sold OH credit until Christ
mas next.
JAMES M. SALE
A. o.,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

bWhle there is immense and pressin need
of dwelling houses he re- there is also great need
of business houses. Every house in Clarksville
Is now occupied Owners Of property, perhaps,
would find gready to their interest to build some
twenty more business houses.
As to the large quantity of unimprOved proper
ty here. we hear it limited that the inc oming City
Council will be strongly urged TO adopt what II i,
said is tho rule in Chicago. This is 10 estimate
what kind Of al improvement would be most sui
table for the ground and then estimate tie ground
us II it were so improved, and accordingly tax it.
This would seem 10 be unjust--lut we hear that
SO il Is done in Chi,ago. If legal it would create
arustng among property holders.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

BEAUTIFUL,-As fair lady as lives in tits Sec
ton of the country, presented gentleman of our
ranged bouquets we almost ever had the pleasure
to behold, which he brought for our inspection. a
few days ago. At this season, when autumn is
premoturely scattering leaves on the ground, when
the "fowers of the forest ,peed a,ca.' lis re.
freshing beyond measure to see such marks of
true friendship, that will ouIive the evanesceut
bloom of the "batchelor's BUTTON" passed from
one TO another.
The arrangement Of the flowers evinces true
taste the part of the fair doner which is fully
appreciated by the recipient, if we dre any judge
of human nature.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
Cross Greek Furnace
FOR SAL

offer for sale this superior Iron property, sit
uated 10 Stewart Co. Tenn /, Is miles from Clarks-
Vile, on most lvantageons terms to the purcha-
ser. The Furnace is in excellent running condi-
ton, having been in blast through ihe whole Of
last year, and performed extraordinarily WE'LL
She has the greatest abundance of ore, which is
apparent and will speak for ITSELF The quality
of her Iron is No. !, as may be learned on inqui-
ry from any one who has used Il. She has been In
blast only three years and four months, and the
timber, which is abundant, Is Immediately at the
stock on one entire side, and at convenient dis
lance all round. She has the best machinery In
the State, which is now in frsirate condition.
The ore is from quarter Of mile TO mile and
half from the Furnace. There is now cut on
the ground about 1000 cords of wood, in excel
lent condition for coaing. from the iarthest Of
which four loads can be easily made, i will sell
the whole together, on the following
TERMS-onc cash payment, tine balance in
three equal annual payments, without interest
payable 10 Pig Iron, at tventy-six dollars, on the
bank of the river. with this advantage TO the pur-
chaser il Iron goes below that figure | will stand
the loss, but If II rises above Il will take il in
payment at tbs market value to be fixed by dsin-
terested parties. II any Que wishes TO embark
IN the business and will look at the property they
will buy.
@. A. HARREL.
June IS, '5s-tf
Nashville Weekly Union copy till forbid, and
| forwsrd bill TO this Office.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

POLLOCK g. WAeeENER are receiving one of the
finest stocks Of clothing and furnishing goods ev-
err brought o this market. It is, as yet, very i'm
complete, as they have not received over one. half
of il, but still in what they have gotten, are some
most choice goods. They are receiving goods,
now, almost every day. and very soon will have on
hand the whole of their large purchase; and our
friend Pollock says he selected the stock with
more than usual care to meet the taste and wants
of this community.
They eau now show some very elegant goods,
but in week from now, go there and you will see
pile of the beautiful and the useful, such as you
never saw before.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
Notice--Conventiom Election.

WHEREAS, the Legislature OF Tennessee at
its last session, passed an act making II the duty
Of the various Sherfs, Of the State Of Tennessee,
to open and hold an election at each Precinct in
their respective countless in order to ascertain the
sensc Of the people, as TO whether Convention
shall be called 10 amend, revise, or form new
Constitution Of the State Of Tennessee. i, Thos.
Ramey, Sheriff Of Montgomery county, do here.
BY give notice to the voters Of safd county, that
will on the LIST Thursday Of September 1858, open
and hold AN election at the various precincts Of
said county, for the purpose Of taking said votes
and for the purpose as above stated Given un-
der my hand, at Office, this the 10th June 1858.
TflOS. RAMEY Sheriff,
July I6, Ie5s--7w. of Montg., county.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27
Weekly Reuie,o of the Market.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 81.

CIARKsvILLE, Aug. 81.
during the week, more especial, in Sugar Of
which stocksare growing light In produce little
has been done, in consequence Of the low stage
of the river aud the difficulty in shipping.
SroARs.-The market has been active without
material change. Common to good. command ~
Ssci Fair to fully Fair s24@914c. Prime to
strictly choice 91a0i0c.
REFINED suoAssSThe demand has been good.
Prices firmly maintained, but not quotaby higher
Crushed & Powdered l3116@l4Ac; Refined white
l2H@l31ac.
COFFEE Scarcely anything has been done In
this article during the week. Stocks are good
Fair to prime li2@l2H.
MoLAssEs.-The demand has been moderate
Prime reboiled In bbls. 3sc, half bbls 43c. Or
leans refinery, in barrels 40c; half barrels 45c.
CAsDLrs.-star 2l@2ac Summer mould l4c.
Little doing demand small.
BAcoN,--There is good deal offering, but the
demand Is small and prices barely maintained.
Hog round 7115c, clear sides &c, Hams &c.
LARD--None selling. We quote Prime in bbls.
sAc.
FLoUR.--More has been done in this article du-
ring the week, and prices have advanced. We
now quote Superfne, 81 90, and good brands of
extra SIS 25 per Dbl.
WHEAr.-Th's article is selling freely a, 75cts.
wHrsKEY --Rectifed 24c Robertson County
Csc, and Cummings 75c per Dbl.
NAILs.--The market is active at last weeks quo
tations 50 50tO$4 90 for l0d.
sALr.--Kanawha 3711ac; fine sack 81 6O@l IS.
RreE--Prime 524t0614c; little demand.
vINEeAR.--Cider per Dbl 81 25.
BUcKETs Ia 1922 25.
Tubs Per nest 50 so.
SoAP.--Palm Sap Sc; Rosin 6.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

1--WE called in at J. B. Cross X Co.'S the other
day to see a sett of fine harness made by them for
our townsman, J. X. Smith, and we must say
they are not only the finest, but there is more
ever saw before. We were PROUD to see such dis
play of mechanism by the mechanics of our own
city; for we have long been of the opinion that
we had as good mechanic, here as any place can
boast of. Mr.. Smith is right in encouraging home
mechanics-itis what all of our citizens should do
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-27

~ We stated sometime ago, that neat front
and spire TO the Christian Church would add much
to that edifice; since then the house has been
painted and plastered, and workms are EN- pIoyed
in getting ready beautiful front-the -raft Of
which we have seen-wbich will be put up by
Messers Barksdae q Co.
Next door 10 the Christian Church, Roberts g.
McKinnon have put up one Of tho neatest frame
houses, for Sam Blockman, to be found in the
city. We intend noticing this house more In de.
tail when opportunity offers. Madison street now
takes the lead in fine houses and neatly adorned
yards.