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eiarse stock Of
Mahogany, Walnut ana M, p--.;... M
hsinteo and marhls-top Cottage sets. ~
HAIR and Husk Mattresse. 0s' "
oompste sssortment Of House fourn,sniaS articles.
All 81 vh,ch al ~ ool Carpets.
our nrniture Warerooms. interseotion OF q street
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Of our Auction Rooms. "es.. 10 sno rear
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(NOkDON'e, AsIATIC MIXTUkk-A Me
" speedy, and certain cure for Cholera Morbus,
Bowels. and for Summer Complaint Of Chiidrsa.
Ihsre 10 no Msdiolne ssual to Il il would not in
used it in his family for more than ten ysars, and
supplied the Athlete free of charge, With entire
cess IN every oese. He ~ now lnduood By gentle
1t 10 the different Drug stores In Warrington for
sale. Manufactured and for sale by
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l. pure Cider Vinegar for pioElipr. oafrei'
"a. KING d BURCHELI.
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Medicines.
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Ihis article is prepared by chemist. aud Is pro.
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4, TO Be the best preparstion for Cowfhs, Colds,
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Persons vhO sing should uss it. IL 10 pleasant to
the taste, sofens, clears and the volc
aliays al rntai9n Of the throat and lungs, and pre-
III Bottles Is and 30 cents and a. Sold b. oil
Druggists In Warrington, 6eors etsvn and Alexan-
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n THE GREAT WONDER
oF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
N A Il II I Z d.


On the 9th lnsi F., by the Rev. F. 3 Stray ham Of
Hopkinsvile, Mr.. II. d. Tuck, to Miss BETTE J..
SMITH, near Lafayette, Ky
On the 7th inst, by Elder c. M. Day, Mr. ]. w.
PERKINS, to Miss NJ. Fl. SIMMs,-all of Todd coun.
ty, Ky.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Parsons, Mr..
A l.. SnMs. of Trenton, KY, to Miss J. B. ROY
IsTER, of this county.
Accompan ying the above notice, we received a
bundle of some Of the incest cake we have had
the pleasure of tasting for long while. w wish
the happy pair nll imaginable success through
life's journey, and may it ever continue one of
sunshine and bliss.
Hopkinsville Mercury please copy the above
notices.
On the 18th inst by the Rev, Or. Hammer, Mr..
JAMES R. CAUDLE, 10 MissC C. T. COLLINS.
On the same day by the Rev. Dr. Hammer. Mr.
CHARLES r. TURNER, 10 Miss HENRlE E. SMITH, of
this county.
On the 9Th inst. by A. Outlaw, Esq, Mr.. PETER
F. BELAMY, to Miss MARGARET E. MORROW
of this county.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Together with
Cowan's Vegetable Lithontrhiphlc,
OR
MOTHERS RELIEF

FOR the cure Of Diseased Kidneys, Uterus and
Bladder, curing Caculi, or Stone in the bladder
and Kidneys, Gravel, Diabetes, inflammation of the
Kidneys and Bladder. Chronic Ghonorrhea, SYM
pathetic Complaints attendant pregnancy, such
as Flatulency, Sick Stomsch, Collie, Heartburn,
Stranguary Relieving abor Psins, Weakness of
the Loin, Proiapsus Uteri. and all diseases per-
tanning to the Urinary Organs.
The above preparation has been in existence for
more than ] 5 years, and the certainty andspeed
with which Il cures all diseases Of the Urinary Or
gans has made Il the standard remedy Of the ago
Persons buying the Lithonthrpic can do it with
the most implicit confidence that II will cure them
II their disease is not beyond human aid. The
Lithontripbic has relieved more human suffering
than any other medicine in the known world, and
the hundreds that have been rescued from the
grave by 1t will testify t, the same. To the uf-
ficted, say try It and be made whole.
Read the astounding recommendations Of the
Lithontriphic around each bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally throughout The
United States.
Wholesale agents, w w. Barry & DcmovIe,
Ewin, PendetoE & Co., Nashville, Tenn. s
Prepared only by w. + Gray, Nashville. Tom.
Thomas & Bro, Agents ClurksviIe, Tenn.
Aug. lS5S-6na
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

~ The Nashville Presb, tory Of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, met on Friday the 9th
inst, In this place. The Moderator Of the last
Presbytery not being present, the opening sermon
was preached by Rev. w. M. Reed, pastor Of ;'.s
first c P. Church In Nashville
Rev. w. M. Reed was chosen Moderator, and
Rev. w. E Ward, editor Of the Banner Of Peace,
clerk.
Rev. II. B Hill preached on Saturday morning,
and DR.. w. s. Langdon at night.
A Missionary sermon was preached on Sabbath
morning by Rev. w NJ. Reed and collection
raised.
The sacrament wac administered, Sabbath even
ing, by Rev II. B. Hin and DR.. w. S. Langdon,
During the administration Of this ordinance, many
christians seemed 70 be refreshed, and sinners were
serious and thoughtful.
Rev. James Marshall preached on Sabbath night,
when there was a fine state Of feeling in the cor
gregaiion.
Rev. w. z. Ward preached on Monday morn
ing, and Rev. B. Hill at night.
Presbytery adjourned, after pleasant and har-
monious meeting, to meet at West Harpeth on
the Friday before the FIRST Sabbath in April next.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
A Desirable Home for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the farm on
which he row resides, situated in Told County,
KY, near Trenton, and within few. hundred
yards of the depot Of the Nashville and Henderson
Railroad, which will be conpeted.to this place in
less than two years. This farm consists of about
one Hundred and Sixty Acres
of as fine land as any in the County, 25 of which
is well timbered. The improvements are two
story frame dwelling, with large rooms, A halls,
porches, garnet and basement. all necessary out
buildings, kitchen. ice-house, carriage-house,
negro cabins, barns, stables, &c.Ga large cistern
and a never-failing Spring of water. There are
two orchards of the finest selected fruit; large
yard with beautiful evergreens and good deal of
shrubbery; also fine garden containing some of
the best varieties of Grapes in high state Of
cutiva ton, Any wishing TO engage in the
Tobacco business, in merchandising or the Prac-
tice Of Medicine, would find this very desirable
location. For terms. apply to
s. T, WAGGENER; Trenton, Ky,
orr A. WAGGENER, Clarksville, Tenn.
Sept 10, '56-G
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
VALUABLE FARM

of Geo. F. Darby, decd, lying and being in the
county of Lyon, 5 miles east of Dycusburg, 6
miles north of Edyve, near New Bethel Church,
containing $50 acres by recent survey Said
Farm has between 400 and 500 acres cleared and
under fence, in high state Of cultivation, and
land Of the best quality the balance we'll timber
ed. There is upon said farm, large frame Dwell
ling house, containing five rooms, an ell Kitchen,
Smoke-house, negro Cabins, Iceihouse; ina word
every convenience necessary, several Tobacco
Barns, Stables, Corn-Crbs, &c. Plenty of water
of the best quality. wells, springs, and ponds, a
very fine young orchard Of good selection; near a
permanent school. Title indisputable Persons
desiring to purchase and TO examine said premises,
by applying to either Of the subscribers will be
shown the came. Said Farm will be sod upon a
credit of one and two years, equal payments, with
interest ON the two last pawn nts.
At the same time and place will be sold,
FIFTEEN NEGROES,
consisting Of Men, Women, Boys, and Girls,
sizes TO suit all. Said slaves will be sold on a
credit Of ~ months. Notes with good security
will be required OF the purchaser.
j. Fl. LEIGH,
JAMES WILSON,
Adm'rs of G. f. Darby, decd,
With the Will annexed.
Oct |, Is: 8, -tas--Gch. Hop. Mer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Laura Furnace
FOR SALE.


We propose TO sell Laura Furnace and Wagons
Tools. &c, This property is in Trgg County.
KY, has about l 900 acres of Land attached to
her--was built in ls55-hence is almost entirely
new, and as Iron property has superior advanta-
ges. She is situated in the midst of her timber;
ore banks from to "a of mile off, one and a
half miles from the Cumberland river, and five
miles from the Tennessee river, the latter always
navigable. The health of the place is unsuI passed
by any property OF the kind in Tennessee or Ken
lucky, the improvements all neat and of the
most substantial character, and the Iron is Of the
very best quality. II is needless to say more, as
those wishing to purchase would not do so without
a personal examination. Any one desiring infor-
nation can address us at Laura Furnace, Ky. or
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
If desired, we would sell with the property
about 200 tons Pig Iron. Terms can be made TO
suit purchasers. This is the most desira lie prop
erty of the kind that has been offered for sale In
the great Iron region of Kentucky or Tennessee.
GENTRY, GUM Il co.
Laura Furnace, Ky. Sept. "a, '58-2m
Louisville weekly Journal copy months and
send account to this Office.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Valuable Farm for Sale.

AM now offering for sale my farm, lying u
miles from GAINESVILLE, on the South side Of the
river, and Immediately on it. The tract contains
4 5 O A Q r E S,
and is well improved, two-thirds of which is of
high rich river bottom land About 100 or l40
acres is cleared and in high state of cultivation,
the balance well tlmbered "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-
dous. There is also first rate cistern, 2 good
springs, negro cabins, stables, barnes, &c. on the
premises. Twill sell the above fam very low and
on good terms. l will take pleasure in showing
the farm to any one who may wish TO purchase,
by calling on me at my premises.
y. L. ALLEN.
Russellville Herald copy months and send
bill to this office.
July l6, 1858 3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

II r. ]. Munford, who resides near Oak Grove.
KY, presented us a mammoth Sweet Potstoe,
which measured fifteen inches in length twelve
inches round, and weighing near FIVE pounds. A
large family made bountiful meal off of it--all
of them being particularly fond of sweet potatoes
We have also received from Mr.. Frank Phillips,
of Chestnut Hill Farm, pOtitOe, measuring abou,
% inches in length, and weighing within frac-
ton Of five pounds. These two specimens, vary
ing much in shape, and somewhat in family, are
hard to beat.
Mr.. G. J. McCauley, ESQ.,, sent us, as present.
a splendid sample of the white yam potaioe, but
as we were just going to press, had to omit meas
ure and weight. We return him our thanks.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
NOW is YOUR TIMEi
The Best Investment Ever offered
IN OR ABOUT CLARKsVILLE.


1T NOW BEING A FACT beyond dispute
by the most skeptical, that the Memphis, Clerks
vile and Louisville Railroad will be built in short
time--the greater portion Of which is now under
contract--and the fact being now known that
the connection by way Of the Edgefield and Ken
lucky road to Nashville will be made by or before
next Spring, thus giving connection by railway
to Charleston, Savannah and other Atlantic ports
and by way Of the Memphis and Charleston road
to Memphis and Mobile the improvement and
expansion Of What has been heretofore busy lit
tie village into city, is not only mantle but has
begun and, having more Real Estate near Clarks-
vile than | desire to hold l have determined to
offer for public sale
One tract Of Land lying on west fork Of Red
River, and within a few hundred yards Of the
Corporation line, and not more than one mile from
the Courthouse. This place is finely tmbered,
well watered, and contains $50 acres. about 100
of which is rich river bottom land, and is In every
way desirable as a farm.
Also-Eight acres Of Land near GAINESVILLE, on
the Russelville Pike, within convenient distance
from the business part Of the town, and has sew
era comfortable dwellings on It, and is very well
suited for market gardens or suburban residences.
Also-Twenty-fou acres Of Land near Peter
sons Sulphur Springs, about three miles from
town, OIL which is fine Spring.
Also--One hundred acres two miles from town,
on the Russelvie turnpike.
Terms easy and liberal. Apply to
Aug. 81, '5s.-tf d. MARI.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

AZ Read the advertisement of Montgomery Fur
mace for sale The property is very valuable, be-
ing in excellent worS ing order, and having plenty
of timber, and an mrxhsusibe supply of supe-
rior ore.
See, also, the advert ,meut for the sale Of Lau-
rs Furnace, Trigg County, Ky. This Furn ice is
almost entirely new, and possesses every conveni-
cnce and necessary Tor the successful working Of
such an establishment--ti mbeT, ore, oopveniencs
of navigation, health, aud all the modern improve
men,s for making iron. For further information
apply to b, s, Gum.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
The Poston Farm
OR Al Ell

On Tuesday. the 96th OF october
neat, will sell. at public sale, the place known as
the "Poston Farm" II is sold for division among
the heirs, and will be laid Off in lots of from one
to 40 &C es, to suit purchasers. The land comes
up very nearly to the Corporate boundaries Of the
city Of GAINESVILLE, on the west side Of the city
and extends back 70 Red River, the tract contain
ing about 200 acres. There is on the place large
brick dwelling, containing ten rooms, kitchen,
smoke house, store-rooms, cistern, aud never
failing Spring Of as good water as csd be found
anywhere, large and roomy Stable, with.'Rowe's
Patent Crushing Machine" attached, Barns, etc
The place is too well known TO render minute
description necessary. Any one wishing further
Information will please call on II H. Poston, at
Chancery Clerks Office. in GAINESVILLE, or on the
premises.
Hand bills will be issued in few days, contain
ing plot Of the grounds as laid off, etc.
Terms-One-fourth, note in Bank at months,
with two good endorsers the balance 10 three equal
annual payments, notes with approved security
required, with interest on two last payments, and
lien retained upon the land until the purchase
money is paid.
N. L. POSITION, Executrix
of John H. Poston, deed.
G.,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

PRoMoTED.--J s. Nsbett, ESQ.,, local editor of
the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, has been elected Ran
ger of Montgomery county. He is clever, gen
tlemany fellow, and Qf he is single) will orange"
around considerably We are glad to see the craft
rising in the word--N Nashville Ne,cs.
For the information Of our friend Cameron, we
would state, that we are still enjoying the state of
"Sngle biessedness" to huge degree. But as we
are now Granger" of the county, we think in our
range" we will try to persuade some dark-eyed
dimse'' TO splice with us. What do you say gals ?
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

NJ Among the many improvements Of Science,
there has perhaps been none more pleasing 10 ne,
than the beautiful art OF Photography the rapid
strides II has made are surprising. II Is only a
few years ago, since the DaguerreOtype was the
only kind Of picture taken by the aid Of chemistry
now there is the Ambrotype on glass the Melsin-
utype on Iron the Photograph on paper, and a
host Of others. The community are indebted to
those gentlemen, whose perseverng researches
have perfected this most valuable art against sci
entific and chemical difficulties, that none but the
initiated can rightly understand.
Certainly not last, or least Of those "devotees
Of the SUM-" Is our friend McCormac, whose work
will stand comparison with that Of any gallery
North or South. A visit TO his rooms will pro.e
that Ciarksville is not behind the time in Photo
graphy, and his life size Photographs are perfect
gems. This process is the most valuable Of the
whole art DaguerreOtypes net larger than small
lockct, are enlarged TO the size of life. small
negative" copy Is first taken. and then by the
use Of powerful lens is magnifed on canvass
and permanently fixed there it is then placed In
the painters hands where, under the skilfu brush,
il grows to beautiful and life-lke picture--the
drawing must be correct as II is done by that great
Inner the sun.
As Photographer, Mr.. McCormac stands in
the first ranks of his profession, and has striven
most earnestly to bring the Art to the highest state
Of perfection here In Clarksville. We are much
pleased to see that in fine weather his rooms are
crowded daily.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

O"We learn from dispatch, furnished us by
Col Faxon. that desperate fight occurred at the
Fair Grounds near Nashville, the 18th inst, in
which some ~ or Is persons were engaged. One
man Instantly killed-one dang rously wounded
another MORALLY wounded--severa others bad
ly hurt family feud Of long standing was the
origin of thediffcuty.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Weekly Rerie,o of the Market
PRICES CURRENT,
EVANSVILLE ChTOniGle Office, !
October 18th, 1858. (


October 18th, 1883
There has been brisk trade in Dry C oods this
week, but in Groceries there has been little done.
The advanced period of the season and the low
stage of the river the lightness Of stocks and the
general disposition the part of consumers to
await the arrival of new Groceries, all contribute
to the dizziness OF the general market, In pro.
duce nothing of much importance was done
Wheat has been arriving freely,
sUGARs.-There is very little in market. Choice
is generally held at l0CSl0lac.
COFFEE There was less done than during the
previous week. Stocks are now moderate. Pri-
ces are without material change. Fair to prime
llA@l2k.
MoLAssEs. downward tendency noticed in
our last report, has resulted in decline Of lc.-
We now quote Prime reboiIed &c, Orleans re-
fnery, SOC,
CANDLEs,-COn'inue inactive. Star 81 age.
BAcoN,--There is no demand for any kind Ak,
crpt for Hams, which command s19c from Wsg.
ons,
LARD--A few lots have been offered without
sales. GrOeers are tow offering s9S1ac.
FLoUR--superine, 81 90, Extra SIS 90, at re-
tall.
WREAr.--We have no change to notice, Toe for
Prime is me ruling rate.
wmskEY --Recti6ed 23o Robertson County
Csc and Cummings 75c per Dbl.
NALs.--s3 500$4 90 for lOd.
sALr--Kanawha 81 lSoi fne sack 81 COOL rs,
RtcE Prime 696JSe.
VNEsAM--cider lO0i9lIsc per gallon.
SoAP.--Palm Soap Sci Rosin s.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

WILL sell to the highest bidder twenty acres
of valuable land, near the Corporation Line of
GAINESVILLE, lying the Charlotte road in lots TO
suit purchasers. Call and select building Ioca-
ton. Sale on the premises on the 23td day of
October next. Terms--six, twelve and eighteen
months, bond and security. and lien retained
will also at the same time and place, sell tract
OF valuable wood land, lying on the south side of
Cumberland River, about miles from GAINESVILLE,
on the same terms as the above. will also at
the same time sell
TWELVE LIKELY NEGROES,
Men and Bows, and 30 Mules, Wagons and Har-
ness. Terms suitable to the purchasers.
w. E LUTER.
October 8, ls5s-3w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
General Warehouse Basincss.

General Warehouse Business,
AT RED RIVER NDING,
and being prepared, as he thinks. to give entire
satisfaction to all patrons, he soicts portion of
the Business Of the community. His warehouse
is situated at the Mouth Of Red River, between
GAINESVILLE and Trice's Landing, about one mile
from each OF those places, and is accessible from
all quarters. The buildings are new, well con-
structed nod very commodious; and there is a
good braIrh turnpike road from the main pike to
the warehouse.
Particular attention shall he given TO the Sto-
rage, Inspection and sale Of Tobacco; and he be-
ieves he can make 1t TO the interest Of the Plan
tiers TO give him trial in that line. s.t
A reduced scale OF charges has been adopted
for the coming season, will be seen from the
following table. The first column shows the pres
ent and former charges at other warehouses, and
the second shows the prices reduced at my
warehouse alone. In conclusion, l ask such a
patronage as will yield me fair remuneration for
labor and trouble, at these low prices.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

with good improvements for this country, and as
good lands as the country affords, we'll timbered
and watered, in coed repair generally; both up
land and rich bottom, lying from 3 to miles from
Murray, the county-seat Of Galloway Co--all in
healthy and slightly sections Of country, conve-
nent to churches schoo-houses and good Mills.
Any person wishing to examine the premises will
be waited on by calling me al the store-house
of Curd & Irvan, in Murray, where / can be
found at any time. WIN. II. CURD.
Murray KY. July 80, '59-3m"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15


and the timid trembling with fear they watch
THE TWO @ ONE IT'S!
Now blazing through the skies. fearing that these
1Erial Fillibusters might take tilt at this small
Planet, and by caving in the crust. seriously i'm
pair the value of real estate, there is another
source of excitement now moving the people of
GAINESVILLE, and making them culver from their
Boot heels to the tops Of their little Bonnets, and
that is the immense and elegant assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Just opened at FARMER g. TRIGGS, comprising
everything fashionable and desirable, from the
cosliest silk to the cheapest Calico from the most
magnificent Dress Goods to the commonest sort
of truck. Call and see
FARMER g. TR1GG.
Up. s. Those indebted to Farmer & Trgg
last years accounts, earnestly requested TO
come forward and pay up, as they want money
and must have it. F. & T.
Sept "a, '5S-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

" L. J. Perdue has purchased the Planning VII
Of w. S. McReynolds & Co, at $4,000, embra-
cling the real estate attached. Mr.. Perdue is an
en,erpising gentleman and will be apt to succeed
in all his undertakings.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

WILL be sold to the highest bidder at the
Court House door in the town of
EDYVILLE, LYON COUNTY, KY,
on Monday, the 22d day OF November next, it be-
ing county court dav--the
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

w. J. McCoRMAc, Practical Photographed.
makes pictures in every style of the art. from the
smuIlrs, miniature up to life. size Photographs
Instructions given in any or all Of the branches.
GJ7Rooms ws,t side Public Square, Clarksville
Oct. |, '5S-ly