davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
efGasgs or chsnqs Of fCsrs b. 80. -

To Chieego Dfracf IN Sirfssn Ho,--, -. -, =,
snSge o. Chongs ef csrs 0T Bagyaqs
5sthoH fh0s Cent? tLIA Is NOW gINls4Fn
nus anortenl1E tha tine % sixteen hours l. ft-
A 7 Chiosso. oonnsctng Win kicbiz.u c-uf-.r -
"A ieaFinS ne SAM D-pof f1r Detroit Ni.r.- -
aoeeestsr. Albany. NeW York Boston s1i m F.- - -
Cairo 70 Eiszara md thrss from Cairo b at- 80 ~.
our from oairt tn New YORK TINE fr1rl Cair. -.
~ ,,i. .ll.ne nolEs Fsre a. ou and COM 20 srss--
- - y Any other route. Passengers nrourh -,
Eor subjected q ne DELAYS oonseauaut = - f--t
5s ;. y - 'sort ines o haroads through Indisns sad
Also. eonssetinE a. Chiclro with Nehizan ssutss-B
- r. oeRelanci Duukrr. and - aifh rar-
~ ~seote h1llrosd and Steamers Cor RaoIae NIius5s-s
saeoogEan, Ac. znd sts s1i-lfi Ii5e a. - -
- ,-.. p. saalt Sc Mario, Lata SAP - Coma
rams issvs Cairo Evsry Morning ast ysninE a. ,s-
s.os 4 Il, caioaso and Dualsisa s.pr.... s.sa.,,
rais Train connects At cs,s.r, v,,s -v.-s-,-..
nias aE1r.ss over Hichirsn Csatrai Cireaf yss7- -
- Aerk lenira Railroads. through 10 thirv-o. -
alssiasippi Eaiiroad for S. Louis snd vI-.--- y
@ ~, sitn Trains q ne Terra Haufs Ait.n ~ a
tonii halroad Tor IndianaDolis LauisviHe ~ ~--i
natli a. Decatur. With Nan Linz Er--e-. - 49,
Dunielth ~ latter oounecfina win TrrIrs b. s--
a. sl,5p y ,p.,. so,E Island Buriingtou and Quincy
10 p ~ New F0rk Evurr7s safurEarr ercg--fas
oopylnf any y Important Stations ercsuf N gIg.r
nsi,az Sta Man Line Dag EEpress froa Dscsfz-f "a
Dsnleitn, and srriving e. Chicazo sf2F NJ
fas,enEers fur The Upuer Mlssissirpf wi ana a. n
~ -team-rs of the Dunleifh and Misnesota PseF-t
lseif 20 leaFe on ne arrival o. eit1er Cairo
- loI - Or77se. heiEiag 81 Paul &c Fzss-nTs-s
- sl-sguie anf Ceutrai and Eastern Wisoorrfn -
~ tfceporf Ffl Tralz7 % Halolf anf Jsresv. ~
oonliu. ~ -
ne Maps and oharts Indicating the Great c.usr.l
@s- ~ Nelta ana kast are an exact transcript ~
colton's hap o. the Unitea States M rr.--7-.-. =
s-1,e 70 r1aliine this route vel A. th- ru-nirr
e.fae Or tne oonuectiug Roads md judge for tbs-
e. p ~ 11rrretness Of the shove stafruirnfr "a
pnlns Or tae Illinois Central Rsirozd from Caro- -
ull--o and mus f2rulinE speedy and freci -aanr ~
llll.llon 1etvecn the Upper IaaEes and Rfvr-r ~
- LoErf aissssipu aasrfs The pTrasure tr.vaI-r
= ~ ~ nc bnsness man atfrsctous ard fsrnlti~1
any other route What-ver Tha soco-lr-,-f,fie-- 49,
.1 y ne company fnr the o0uVsuieuce OF the trsv-
~ yuns tne per1anency n the rosd ans structure
ne arnrth .nd eleEsnca of the Enrines and Cars eo
s lnTuseives 20 those uho s-sirp n t-avsi.rr 8srs
loLL enn affefV s7aie securei or srT rarers
titAsIs GOOD FOE ONE TEAR with the Brivrers
- As.aE over Ht any point, Be- had a. Memphis
No 10 gc1erEon street.
mrf-Iy l---.t- -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
REsULAR FEiDlT ETsEIS6 P10EEF.

rhs splendid L0E-Pressnre Ohio and Mssissippi Kali
Steamsf
soUTHEakER.........-..-. " rRIFLEfr. hsstef.
WILL leave Heunuhis sv-ry FRIDAY frnak
" EVENING a. o'cl-ck, pfs tivey. llr-s,-sr1sif
tAAinE freiEht and pa'sengsrs for All -
sy ien1irEt Art vinE At Louisviil- in---aA-----1 in
N for IN Monday hafaing Nal Goats O. Cincinnati
e tneoe D. rai-oad % az Essferu oFns and cises %
Eli,h tnr-ush tickrts uiu BE- givsis
80 1eEes css oornccf Iona via lha Illinois central
aensael and hsh Beats 70 Wound City sud Cairo FOR
- L'lis A. tPafscah, win the daily packet fo-
Ne ~ ie ami Teunetss- rfver
soltn -fser - IN splendid runnnr order. havisE
- .lof'usny relatre rrf7rnshfd kc. Hcr on GERS
are ~ ex2erenoed boatren uhs viii nav everv al en-
ln . ne safety conf rt and Plea ure of sr passen-
gsrs- Yer plan of cabin see
LATALLEF-K DAVIDSON.
aelA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01

II EDDOEAN - SGNLf
A TrJRSET AZ Law Hemphis Tenn OHcs iH
"A rnIsn Book over eEves A Gat51's BosEstore-
D. rsf o ca T5uri strsei noFs--ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
8tanIar 9athrts.
MEMPHIS AND NAPOLEON PACKET,
For NapOIeOE,


DANIEL BOoEs s.s-..-..-...S 8 HANCOCK, Master.
F.P hoEIAoUE. G elk.
TT1HfS fns psaseneur ard frsiaht psctst yEwRAk
IL VII leave ahoee 90 THURSDAY. h-as-srS1
toe - inst. AZ oiciock p ~ and tl.5
WI coutinue % regularly Haring A1-A1.4A1a-l-
been housht erprssiY for fh- above tra1e VIZ rave
Memphis FrerF Mouoay ~ a'ciock an Thurs st
oclOck p Rstufnirg Ed i-ave Nspolun every
Iu. sisy aEi Friday a. o'cock p. Al wsT business
ttri1tiy aftsnisd 70. Wv. HODsE 4 CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
coon FoR ndAN.ArTD BEAST.

Eisa sovereign remedy for
the various diseases witn
which hnr-es are afflicted, cur
Ing the most alarming cases q
BRUISES, STRAINS, STRING
HALT. WOUNnS. SCRATCH
Is. sWEENY, SPAWN, RING
BONE BlG-HEAD, FOIL
ETlI. &c. No hrmcr, livery
stable Keeper, % any pcrson
owning vaiuahis il HORSE
should Be Nitaout thie valuA-
La rnmelr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01

A TT0zEKE AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, EeEzphiEs
"a Tana. one IN TIE Post O1oe Bdldius
AL busnass entrusted - lis care VII receive prolsf
ed fsitfu atteation- Coecicns prucrT uasde Il ne
E1rr0uGszE csu1tses OF West Icesss Mississippi Gzd
Art1usEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01

TT0ETyF At Law, Nerlphis, Tenn Es'erenoes
a Eessrs Wa-6 a Joues, PHILIPPE White Lamb.
Touur a Co h-1lzush,,-, Tr5ssdaie Dill Milton a
PufbsF files OEen EsQ- n AVery- $50 = =
one. ~ sfasrs. Il the crr1er y kaiL and Aadlson
stress u-xt soc The zs0sc ssvts . Instituiioo
IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
sTEELE. MORGAN 4 sTEELE,
.T0Uy HAITETw.

A TTORNETs ASn COUNsELCRs At Law, Mem
n phis Te1a VH prs1tce in TIE Courts q aest Iel-
nssEce O1oe Aain 81 n "a EeI's iocE No . 4'l
49, sp-csI stt-nfsa pail 70 the collection Of Clsus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
Gbt sfltmp5is Apptal.

FcEI1zz ~ DAILT. a.-sEzai.I ahD EsEELK, r
gao. a. EicLANAHAL, LEssrnAs TzoUsDs1F,
sEEgAHTE ,. Dill
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01

A TTOsNET5 A. Law O-5o=s No 2ss AsiH Etreet
\ over Hsnseuis Music Store hHlphIs, Tunn-, ard
Hernsndo. Desoto corut7 Ess. VA attend pr9-uptly
30 a. osctt1us and business entrusted - then II west
tennessee and North Eississi1rl
EEPER ro--Truirt Bro 3 % PhEa1ePhis; Crsnin
Ezrxshau slErs. Esltsr sgefuein. n 7; ". B.
E..ier, sones, Brown Co, v :. Feob 4 Co. Mem
reR spIs-davIy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01

LalT o. s-Fz1st ~ %
- faET s~..-...-.-.......... Il a
NN s-assr- r----.-.-..---- 2 -
- - NsEg 11l-- 80 - tlr1-s 20 e CIEts o. I've
fn -rEe-cs e. & 81 ga frlrzffs inFssia1F Il -
Z. e. stsTI ca o. o. Uafs ~ a. a1s GO
~ Ar % F-tscr-asr 1l1 3 ca - - tslrz -
Ts-n7- O. q s1e
- D. r. 1lse 81 a. p.aT BE- ssli - nzE rr6scri-
tals zlsal 1T-sr ~ ts ezus i sl.ese vfih -
- ~ D.l5 ruaser.g.isas I'll - sslssrsd dus 40
49, Ls i-TaarlT lE E1raEla.
y - fsrsssrg tsfzs - - rtriesiT s1s rigieiy
tz.sras =.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01

eight twenty ylve-eent bottle.-
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Every purchaser of doar bottle Of the AkcllC IN
IfE,ST receives At Or. Braggs expense, ne CNllED
STATES JOURNAL. Of New York, for one year ne
Journal Il larss illustrated psper-eaeh NUMBER eo2
aininx sixteen psrss beautuiy printed on clear White
p.per and hlied with orznai matter um The most bril-
f.nt -iter. of he country Certificate II subscription
and fun particusars Of the nove and phiAntlupc en-
terprise Of which this Ger iors Part VII AoconPAny
each bottle. = --
A AGFNT WkNTED in Every TOwN and VILLAGE
BRACfs 4. BURRosYES, -. Louis, No.
NV YoRE OFTlCE No. 81 BROADWAY
c-,i.tio.s ,houi aIssys b ADDRESSED 70 ST LouiE
WARD JcERs g cHARBIE CO., hANs-
FIEID co, r. = FARSswORTH a CO., l. 5. LAM
PHIEH, Azerts Memphis, Tenn
o O. WOODMAN, J. WRIGHT co., As'nis New
Creaus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01

A TF0HNsN AT Law r1ltclaCs HISS VI atF1ll
a strictly e al profeassaza buEt1ess Which nay b
sarusted him n any q ne Oourts Of North nisss
ssppi- le2II "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
/. c. rloURSoT- P FARRELIT
- nru.rnu 4 rAnnEHH

a Tr0RNAEs At Law Ecmphls. Ternes-ee- Ofics,
a Seo5nd STREE, Blythe BadissB SortAtssi eoreT q
S----f $3.50 iu2-dly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
Transportation.
A1IsslssIPPl AND TENNESSEE
RE9
R A II R o A d I.
CHANGE OF sCHEDrvr

ON hnd after THURSDAT, December Al fsg7 N.
~ Trains On t1tl rcad Uili fulloss
T1e Nal ln1 fassenzer T ain vii leave M-uuuht. An
(sundsys eEcp cd, e. SO A. H. sad arrlvs a P.1ois
AZ 200 A n.
at asnph hs q = - 81.
ne Fr-iEht ~ orou irodsiisu Train lssvss P.noi,
stiy l5lrdays - s-5S A. H. and arrive a.
hst1phis at itIk ~
Rs.urniss. svs Ns1P-iia at aoo p H., and arrive At
Pancia 81 g. -. -
PsrsoHs trlsslax toe Aooommodsiion Train can
turl on he saIledsy-
fsssfnEer rlan males di-tet crnaecion a. Ne1npbi,
Eiih tue acr1is and Casrisstrn Railroad song Esst
an cigsa 1lecflon sin ihe Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road inF hstn- IL also eounects both Ways a. Pamela
Win stage % tnd r1rl he foroHinE plasss Oskand
ftsisn snd arenada- Here msEinx coanectiou Win
ol1ge- N ru1E1 Carrtcl ard LeElEtfu thsrce 70 ne
uortheru terln o. TIE ~ sisslpp Central Railroad Tor
Canton. Jscksou and New Orlezrs
tlreugi IicEstt for Grsus1a b. obtained st NJ
Mrmphls Dspol
MS II much N shortest routs and p.srnrsrs lesr
inE arnsphs - the roruing arrive at rends ;
sans egenisE. having daylight ths Whole vsy.
- ". NEWELL
NIclA-N f4emarar s=nua~fnfar.1a~.r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
JOHN 5. RALsTON,

A Tn8aEET At Law. Raieigl, Shelby county, Tenn.
~ OEias tn She o Id FeIlgEs' Haa.
Errrs To--Haa " p EeBfr.ck. WsTnesbor0uEh,
fem; Hessrs EanzIe : Hozsn H.cEmar. KY; Gen. G.
? Fra-er u : y. frfisich s. = Wstssn. Esq n m
phis Jsln IrfE. EEs litse sock Ark5 VI @ E@sfh-
e-ssrd Es1-, EsDlleen. Ark tHni'-----7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
9rofrssloRal Gar0s.
%. KTEEFNRR. b. ID.

II IIOHE0PATHIC PHYSICIAN ANn SURGEOSs
Wish-s 70 lrforu the citfens % Eswrhs its Vi
cnIty. t-at BE- has located niusn 90 the zguthsast
Csrner o. EHi01 Eni s=ooLd sfr-els
OGi1 h1urE uuii ocio-E in ftr morning be-Veen y
s1c zt non q ID b-fEeel and = In TIRE rzeninE-
REFRESCEs-g ldEz STA k=es GOV Bioul, u siss-s
Eel-on Alt-ttl Rsq-. of Chsrl-siau G Dr. Hc-inE
Li-pe % Pisa apAiz and d.. C-s7sr q L7uisvIile
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
RuRMa AMD soALDs.
THE MOTHERS COMPANION.

Il eures CAKES IN THE
- 80 BREAST, SORE NlPPLkS,
- cdLsE sORE LIS, Pl3IPLES, &c la
- dies Who prize pure skin,
45 voi6 of pmples, blotches scuH
-f-. - = ~ and al discoloraticus and
- erescences. should attack
". M - these trespasse-s on beauty's
E ~ domain a. snon they appear
with the ARCTIC IINIHkNT-
ks.s - u i excellent for The Hair,
- giving Il healthy, giossy Ap-
: kcscSl5 pearaace Iis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
Transportation.
SAOrEeSg R01Tfe-
q - hAILROAO FR0iI CAIRo.

Memphis to Atlantic Cities.
80 z - -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
GEQ. DIXON

A TTOkEET AND o0UNsELgR At Law, Aelnrhis.
"A Tenr Crfloe south sd. q Court Square. one oool
Sest OF Wsu1as's Anclcn Bcuse, up sfsiTr-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01

HeT1sEa1 HempLls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
1857. REGULAR 1855.
US. NAIL LIGHTNING LINE STEAMER

VI > NJ L Z l. A n.
J. ?. SMITH, Master. cl.rt-
I HAYES Memphis every Mondsy At 5 $780,
IL a'ei'ff = ~ after the arrival % the ls-siS
evening trains, snd arrives a. Cairo in -itltffsf
time 70 oonuect wiki trains fer ths North -
and East.
LeHEes Cai-o Tor Louisville every Wednesfsy
Law louisville for Mrmohis ev-rs FrfsaT
Leav Csirn Tor Memphis everv suudtv
This boat ruNs IN place the Northe-ner ard - 49,.
e.y aisPiea u this trade having superior acoomnao
fsti'ns f'r The e'mfort % rassensevs M 1890.
public can d-Dend ua'n thi boat leaving pu4cfu.v !.
the eS1ri ana MAXIM the reEu'1r tine sv-rtf-sd
LATALLEFTE, SHIRLEY & CO
noF1 IN Arerts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01

r. g.. PAYNE,
A zTOREFT At Law Memphis. Troa. 0foe IN ~
a Poss O6oe Building, Jsslsrsoo street ner2i-dly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
Diss0IUff0n
CARD.

vT1HE partnership IN the psscr q the Law he-stoiore
4 eristing bstEcer SuliTsn, 1rezdw-n a Follintine,
thls tzy disselVs6. JziT J. ISL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
$rult Grrrs & Sbrubbtru.

Choice Fruits Of All Kinds.
FTfdk -unscriher pa IN sa-d fhe rs-~-atrgt-
Ton % aRHES-HnCSE PLANTS ORA. atI
asNfAL HHRifas Enf EVERGREESs o. 90. "a
''eeria-inni fogefh win m mast rrtsrsl-- -
oliectl p o. FNriT- 81 d-.cfiDrious RrIa,.rs
tuOfS p ONsh eEsais and a. p~rt.t e. Z % r-ueraf
snrs-r hu - ~ orders adire-s-d be uud 2
iiEned, Box t63 vi receIte prompt s9r-nff.
NurseTy on Hom LaEa Road Gen hand sid.l IN miles
8. " WHEaTJa
oLsu-leu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
- oF llLI..celPrIes.

H'CLiKlHaS, TR9USDALE 4 DILL,
20 aEusH aEE LETEzzs o. EUnsEa. % crItEH-
NIsE- sHo-ID "a kDllsslzE1-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01

For sale ~ ell respectable Druggists and hs2lsrr
Prices Of the Iiusut p cents 50 cents and 81 bot
tie one-doIar bottis contains much Ini1eat -
eight twenty -iye-eent bottles-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
N. ID. WEEEH.

A rnORSEFs AND COUE EL.Ozs At Law Fsnols,
u Eississppi IL Ets--d prauBus O. the ogIeufou o.
a. Claims fn az pzrt q H5ita 1lz-i=sippi-
ErnfE-usrr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
Encourage Home Industrv.

INN UNDsRsIsNsD Woud resps, Tally nnnousce 70
the u~rchsnts sf Aemph!s ard surrounsBg courtry,
trst De has hard and oouiiouay manufacruring
Trur = ard Vtises OF ever Erade coor STYLE qus-
IL which he y prtpared . sell lower II toey
p1rrha any art o. the Unlon Orders promptly
ate ndei 10 Whliesnie retail Trunks made - order
With rratress and despltch. ~. GENSBURGER
drc3-fy Trui 4 Msaufactarsr So Prcut Re-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
W. G. WEATHERFORD,

- leon. AzE.
Eessr 70 A Ertzht Esq-, and 1ol. ? g. PayDss Aen-
uE.s= Tu1zs 2 Z. Czrurbers, Supreme Court; z g.
Eastman Esc-. EEshvII.i Haior G. A Hanrys Clara
rils rem ana Gez ?. B. Flourn5y, Desha CO., Ark.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
TAILOR s HOOLE.

HF. n j. HOLMES. Jr.
nFFICR No TO Main strest HsnpAIs, N n.
y f-r1-fzrr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
For BIg HatchIe RiyeT.

ION ne arst tise o. the river
JUAN " Ah0...--..-.....-Jso. DEARrNo. Master.
rTtBIS dns sfeamer viu male rsaufar err-m1a
hiDs between Memphis and Bollvar le-s.-..t9
eommereirg on the arst ne of the rIvsr -
ana eontinuinF throughout the sssson. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01
uunWE & FRAZER

A TT0REKT At Law, Jsekz5ni Tenn an business
n Etrusled . his care pTszpty Attended TO-
EuEe-ltEN-rt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-01

A TTOEEET Ar Law. Gslcr.i Colecttns and Land
~ aE-nts scr the Eorrtc-u and kaseeIH Counties Of
Arkansas. DIS AEC, AEE-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-29
NOW IS YOUR TIMEi
The Best Investment Ever offered
IN OR ABOUT GAINESVILLE.

1T NOW BEING FACT beyond dispute
by the most skeptical, that the Memphis, Clsrks-
VILE and Louisville Railroad will be built in short
time-the greater portion Of which ia now under
contrsct--and the fact being now known that
the connection by way of the Edgefed and Ken
lucky road to Nashville will be made by or before
next Spring, thus giving a 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 manifet but has
begun and, having more Real Estate near Clarks-
vile than desire TO hold, / have determined to
offer for public sale
One tract of Land lying on west fork of Red
River, and within few hundred yards Of the
Corporation line, and not more than one mile from
the Courthouse. This place is finely timbered,
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
eral c omfortable dwellings on II, and Is very we'll
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 Russeve turnpike.
Terms easy and liberal. Apply TO
Aug. 81, '58.-f ID. MARI
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-29

nsS" The sale of the "Poston Farm
took place, last Tuesday, as advertised
This farm adjoins the city limits and ex.
tends from thence to Red River. A large
portion of it is unfit for building sites
but other portions of it afford some very
pretty ones. Upon the farm about mile
from town is large brick dwelling, the
only one on it. There are a few less than
two hundred acres in the whole tract Of
land, and it was sold in lots of from L tC
% acres. We have no accurate memoran
dun of the sale, but can state that it was
a very good one, exceeding in the sum pro
duced, the largest expectations of any
concerned. The gross amount of the sale
was over 1926, OOO-for three equal pay
ments, months, one, and two years. II
show how real estate has appreciated here
we may state that two years ago this whole
place was for sale for months, at Sl2, 900
but no purchaser could be found.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-29
Valuable Farm for Sale.

AM now offering for sale my farm, lying d
miles from GAINESVILLE, on the South side OF the
river, and Immediately on it. The tract contains
d 3 Q A Q II E s.
and is we'll improved, two-thirds of which Is Of
high rich river bottom land. About 100 or lac
acres is cleared and In high state of cultivation
the balance we'll 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 anC
on good terms. ! will take pleasure In showing
the farm to any one who may wish to purchase
by calling on me atmy premises.
d. L.ALLEN.
Russellvllle Herald copy 3 months and sent
bill to this office.
July I6, lS5S-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-29

THEATRE.-Mr. Crisp, manager and pro-
prietor Of the Nashville and Memphis
Theatres has determined to offer to the
citizens of GAINESVILLE an opportunity Of
enjoying for a short time the pleasure Of
the drama. The company have arrived
and opened last evening at Fowler's Hall
Among the troupe are the Webb sisters
Miss Emma and Miss Ada, who though
quite young have attained marked dis
tinction in their profession. They have
recently played at both Memphis and
Nashville, and to judge from the language
Of the press Of those places, they proved
great favorites at both cities. They add
to the attractiveness of their acting very
pretty faces, and exceeding winning man.
ners. The younger Of these sisters is on
ly about fourteen, and the other some two
years her senior. Another member of the
company now here, is Mr.. Everett, great
favorite at Nashville, and who on the oc.
casion Of former visit to this place made
a very favorable impression here. The
other members of the company are said
TO be good actors, and our people may ex-
pect fine entertainment during their stay
Of the play last night we have time
now only to say that it proved highly sat
isfactory to the audience in attendance,
which in point of number and respectable
ty, was quite encouraging to the company
We hope that our people will turn out in
goodly numbers, and give Mr.. Crisp that
substantial encouragement that he de-
serves. The plays for tonight are very
good, be sure and 60.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-29

SaT- Nearly every other place of any
consequence, has an annual fair; while
Montgomery County with taxable basis
of S12, 100000 and an untaxed basis OF
as much more, has nothing of the kind
A few years ago Society was organized
horo--a constitution was adopted and
printed, and then owing to some unknown
cause, the whole affair was dropped, We
now ask our citiEens-mechanics farmers
and all others to start thus early in the
season towards getting up susk an organ,
iIatiou for next fall, We hope the friends
of the measure will come together at once
and call a meeting to effect the object
Let us do at once what delay can never
effect
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-29

Desp Our esteemed friend, Prof Has
kius, is in town on visit to his family,
and friends. DIR. Haskius was some time
ago induced to accept a chair in the fac
ulty of the Shelly Medical College, al
Nashville, and he has been there for some
weeks past, aiding in the course of prelim-
mary lectures. The regular course will
commence on the first of next month, and
the prospect is good for large class, al
though this is the FIRST session of this
school.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-29
Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

WILL sell to the highest bidder twenty acres
Of valuable land, near the Corporation Line Of
GAINESVILLE, lying on the Charlotte road, in lots to
suit purchasers. Call and select building Ioca-
ton. Sale on the premises on the 23rd day Of
October next, Terms-six, twelve and eighteen
months, bond and security. and lien retained
will also at the same time and place, soil tract
Of valuable wood land, lying on the south side OF
Cumberland River, about miles from Clsrksvillo
on the same terms as the above. will also al
the same time sell
TWELVE LIKELY NEGROES,
Men and Bows, and 90 Mules, Wagons and Har-
ness. Terms suitable to the purchasers,
WE LUTER.
October 8, le5s-3w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-29

nsA- We have desired, for some time
past, to say something about the late to.
bacco crop, but have not had such infor.
nation concerning it as we thought ne
cessary to warrant an opinion. The crop
has now, however, been housed, and we
have conversed with several dealers and
planters with view to ascertsining the
extent aud quality of it. The result OF
our enquiry is that in the tobacco grow
ing region from here up to Glasgow, KY,
embracing large territory,) the plant
ing was ldrger-larger, perhaps, than usual
and had everything been favorable, there
would have been an immense yield; but
unfavorable seasons, the injury from hail
in certain sections, and premature cutting
from fear of frost, have combined to make
the yield much less, and the quality great.
y more inferior than was at first expected
The tobacco, generally, is said to be light
end of poor quality. In fact what have
heretofore been called good crops, are said
to be now very rare. That the quality Of
this years production is greatly inferio,
to the average yield is, SO far as we have
heard, acknowledged on all hands. In q
word, for good crops, except in scattered
instances, it is useless to look to this
years product