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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-06
THE LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, February 8, Mr.. DAVIS presented
his new proposition to increase the capital stock Of
the Bank Of Tennessee. 1t proposes that the stock
Of the State in the various turnpikes shall be sold
then the stock Of the Planters and Union Banks
and, should the proceeds not reach the sum Of
SI5OOOO0 in six months, then State bonds shall be
issued, at six per cent. per annum, to raise the
remainder Of the above named amount; S250,OJO
snail be applied as capital Of branch at Memphis
$3.50 900 to be retained by the parent bank and the
remainder to be distributed among cold branches
Toe consideration Of the bill was postponed until
to-day.
In the afternoon, the Senate was engaged upon
local bills and quite lively little debate sprung up
upon an amendment proposing to change the line
between Coffee and Rutberford-Mr. MCCoNNICo
eOniending that it was political move, and was
Intended to make Rutherford Democratic. The
amendment was adopted, and the bill passed the
third reading.
In the House Of Representatives., Mr. CoPELANDs
resolution to change the constitution, so as to admit
OF the formation Of new county out Of the terri
tory Of O7erton and Fenuess, was considered and
amended so as to authorize the erection Of the coun-
ty Of Powell, and Of new county in ObiOn, west
Of Reefoo lake. andin that shape it was passed the
FIRST reading.
The Senate's Hermitage bill, amended so as to
allow two years more for the government acceptance
Of the House Of Jackson for military school, was
psssed the first reading-yeas 50, nays II.
The bill from the Senate, to consolidate the Mem
mis- and Ohio, and the Memphis, GAINESVILLE, and
Louisville railroads. amended so to authorize the
-, Eo1ro In hair Hrrna7 a
eounty bonds at discretion, was passed the third
rsading-yeas 55, nays 10.
A large number Of private bills were disposed Of,
and set forward on the calendar
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
The river is on stand with four and half feet
on Harpeth shoals.
ARRvEp.-Red Rover, from New Orleans; New
York. Pittsburg; Salie West, St. Louis Ella, Pa
ducah; Seventy Six, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.-SalGs West, for st. Louis Sligo
WaitsbOrO.
The SPLENDID U. S. Mail Packet, J. G. Cline, will
arrive at this port, Sunday the 9Th inst and leave
for Memphis and way ports on Monday, the oth
inst at , o'clock. P NJ. A splendid opportunity
for all who wish to 60 to Memphis or ports below.
Elliott. the accommodating Master, and H. Litton,
she courteous Clerk, will spare no pains to make
passengers comfortable.
The Red Rover will leave this day for New Or
leans. This is a very fine boat, and is under the
command Of careful and experienced officers; and
those who desire TO enjoy a pleasant trip to the
Crescent City, should be on board in time.
The New York and Seventy Six will leave to-day
the former for Pittsburg and the latter for Cncn-
~
mind.
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$1,000,

That the Grover : Baker Family Sewing Machine max.
ing me Grover & haSer stitch, will muIsh more work
Twelve hours ofhe kinds required 20 done In southern
families and with much less labor and will last run long
er with less expense and care tie l. NJ Singer or any
other Shuttle, any Sewing Machine now in ever
invented.
The money Is now on deposit in the City Bank OF Nash
VILE and this proposition is open 70 ali; should any
shnk good better Sewing Machines
the uses and snds for which the Grover q BAKER Machine is
designed and recOmm endsd shall be pleased have it
produced for the teshe points in question 20 be decided
by du sTesed competent judges two rOm Georgia,
!wo from Louisiana, and three from Tennessee.
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NASHVILLE.

NJ Ne aaVsrttsouiont L. inserted IN thta
aaper, exoeps fTom hose vVhO have regIl-
lar contracts, aad except legal notices,
unless paid Tor az the time OF insertion.
jan lily
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az FREEMAN BROTHERs, No. College street.
are Just in receipt Of some very fine varieties Of
Coffee HOusekeepers will always find the best
articles At this House.
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~ The attention Of shippers and others is
directed to the card of Messrs. GILBERT HAGAS
Co. ofNew Orleans, in this days paper. The senior
mariner. Gr HAG N, is well known in this cOmmuni
tv. ANY business entrusted to them will receive
,,rnu7pt Att eDfion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-06

Ez- ksrs. DAN. WINTER and J. J. FIGG, have
entered \partnership for the purpose Of carrying
on the H. and Gentlemen's Boot and Shoe
business Fave oPeneda handsome store under
the Conn Y Hotel, formerly the yerandah,)
fret door srry street from Cedar. They are
frst.rate a, and we would recommend every
body who procure a neat and substantial
-. nv CHI, them A call div.
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~ Lovells Bear is still on exhibition, and al
tracts large crowds throughout the day, We IN
derstand Mr.. LOWELL will remain only few days
longer 50 that those who have not seen the monster
will have 10 call soon.
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$1,000.
a proposition to the Inventors or YeHdsr5 Of any
Se'Oiag Machine in the United States or EurOPs.
$1,000.

That the Grover Baker Family Sewing Machine, max.
ing The Grover Baker stitch Is less complicated, easier
and managet than the l. 81. Singer other shuttle
EurOpe.
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RAMSEY.
Two YALUABLE FARiaS FOR SAFE

THAT E1uable larm when ne undersigned has
sided Tor The last eight nine yezr, for sale % les
on me waters Of Big harpeth river, taa county OF VIZ
lAnson fourteen miles from hasnVla, near the aEa of
tank on me hchland and CsntraTe lnrupks, nine mel
from Franklin, the coanty seat Of williamson, and Fbia
Two miles Of he NORTH Western Railroad being con
structsd HE tract contains about four hundred al1 sh
acres Of first rate farming land hs county line between
Davidson aRd williamson runs through the AorhHe5 e1rs
Of the tract. h formally Ih6 vel known iarm
he late WilEina White1ld.
On ths farm comfortable dsncas5 via an 10
cessay out houses barn, cribs stables carriage hous1s
win excellent young OTchlFdol mosteh iru Hood
spring and abun danee Of never 1iHE stoc 1ter
Wnning from dil1rsnt t0urc8g through re ARA Allon
ing this farm h anJsr act Of about $40 ndree acres 81
excellent land viii good residence Tor saa 4he lJ Of
equal any for crops aasr Tor gfli1 grass
and both united, (thsY viii be sod separately 90 i999efs
may suit buy6rs) Is Is thought b. good Judges could -
made one Of ~ ne STATE - &c szs
A. those wanting buy, would oi coarse Whsh b. view
the premises before purchasng insiher ae9enPuon Is
deemed Unnecessary all invited % cali All
-hsmselves. aug 23-oooWul aaha r. Hill
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.

one square, one year. s3OEaeh additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding she sPace,eOntrhct"
ed for, win be charged for the excess
To Correspondents.
will save Us great deal Of unnecessary trouble II our
frissds in writing 10 US, will bear in mind the following
rules.
Always give the date post once, county, and State in me
body OF yen letter.
II you wish paper changed from oReooe 20 anohef'
give both ofioss in fan.
Ifvou write on business and on other matters write on
separate snes Of paper different leaves Of one sheet
Letters aud Communications solicited upon al sueo
acts subjects may Of inormsOn or interest 20
he public.
ANONYMOUS communications Of whsievsr character, wiz
receive attention.
Correspondents should write only upon one sidsof The
paper.
We cannot undertake return rejected communication
An letters on business should be directed 70 Msssrs G.
Tossr & Co.. and MOI personally either Of the Proph
etnrs.
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Coon ADVICE The thousands Of ehppes whom Rheu-
matsm has lei with sdholod joiats, whom Palsy has
oeren Of or limbs, alvIssd try BRAaes
AETTIC LrsTEENT, which has yet tailed cure q
sing case the kind in which fair tralbss been made
In using TO- spare the friction, hut rub Gin well AID
brsEy Itisaso useful in relaxing muscles, contracted
drawn up from cramp in reducing terng umors
and vh.s sEelIngs healing ulcers, and 10 curing al
manner OF eruptve diseases ofthe skin lis or sale in ali
respectable Drug stores.
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NOTICE.

election will be held at he Planters Bank Of ennss
IA see, on MONDAY The FIRST DAY OF MARCH next,
Tor Directors to serve the ensuing year
jan2g-td D. WEAVER, Cashier.
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rOTf TOVISVTILH AND CINCINNATI

ROD LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
FTVHE superior and I-sI ryuuu passenger f-ifeR d
/ Nd T-rfgb. tcumer sEEENlh >IAr ls-vstzs7rfS
p X Barclay. Master, VII leave as above s5lsssssE
ana an inter mediate landings On thls day -
SATURDAY 5h ius az Il o'clock r 81 FoI HesA'
OF passage apply on 5oaTd or TO 80 90 y,,- A.,
n Il uHlallA -. -le---
So EyuIsyiIlC. - CiUn"tt Ptttsbuf&'
F1NHE superior anv liEht ORA gay lategA5Si ftae
An neigh. steamer, NB" hphhr u: .4ssgls=tFes
s n GIINoKF, Masler,will ECsve as EboYe ana Ss2sh
sI5nterued iEIe pore on IDhDAlr teo =
- 5b - al ~ elo5E. FOR freight passage apply On
bosEl, % 80 T. H. HARRISON, Agent.
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Railroad & steamboat Work
OUR POSTER DEPARTMENT

complete Of any in the city and for either
OF THEATRE PRI>TING cannot be surpassed.
Our Establishment s in charge Of one OF the best Printer
in the country, ard with fclliues prepared
exeCua any kind Of printing may lie called for with
neaness and despatch aud reasonable terms. We solicit
q trial Of skil in this department
&. &. TORBETT g. co.
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TWIsH 10 sell The farm Hhieh reside h WIiaE1s1a
county, adjoining that advertised above 81 F John II.
Hin Containing By recent survey, hundred ninety
Portable dHelRg. With az necessary out houses, suitable 1f
snail farm, with good waller. Ias hrm vel sns0d5d
win good fences intending about seFaa hundred yars n
stone ancs- viii sell this pae8 Geplrllsy. og1l1cr
vita NJ H'sas beta unlied W0lld certainly maza da1-
rabta farm and PURCHASES lnrt8d cll on Ar.tl
and examine ~ premises. EAViNIA CHAlGHAAD.
For orther particulars apply Mr. g. n snFdars a. ihc
5t0rsof Snyder q Fnzzsli, kaahqns u 9.
sue5-aOtEWH
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Several good Farms, WBl improved, near NASHVILLE
large number Of unlmpr0ged Lots. Several Gardc
Lots IS acres, Tie city. Those HisniaE
purchase will do well ~ call
tan7-'i7-u. NANCE q WOOD ARu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-06
$1,000,

That the Grover Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing Grover Baker stitch, capable Of plshiag
much greater variety Of work; such required plan
IaOns ana families in the Southern states Than the ID
Singer any other shuttle Machirs Ohar Machine
for sewing In use or ever ~ an t |Fed States
| II
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$1,000

That be sewing do ne by the Syoysz q BskeE Family
Sewing Machine making the Grover q Baker stitch los
liable 20 rip # thread stitch be broken than the
l. N. Singer any other shuttle EEchine, any other
Of Sewing Machine ever invented the United states
or Europe.
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AND'W ANDERSON.
J. b. ROMANS.
NlsTIa MEculylo's orrrCE, M. & c. R RI


NAsTEE HECHAyIC's CFFICE, NJ. & c. R K.
Memphis Jan ., 1855.
This will certify that am using Inc Paraine 1nnel Coal
OIL BnuactuTed 10y the Union Coal and Oh CONF auy 81
Mzysvlls Ky Iu aur machine shops and the lOcomO
Iiyes o. me Msvpas aud Charleston Railroad and have
given u the severn es prove its qualities
luOrcang oil I nave no hesitation recommending il as
superior Oh for pu poses botn In regard ~ econ
Omy perfect luBriC4tUTs believe il 70 Ne The best
Oil have ued, ana thai gallon will 90 lar two
gallons OF Lard OF, The achneTy is now running IN tue
shops with twenty per cent less power than required for
ordinary Oil The nuduy Of The oil ares, Sm convinced
the total absence gum aud does not effect It's uOIl
eating properties bot only requires mat the OTthces m be
cups feeder should be reducedn order 10 use The
oil economically.
WIN. X. NICHOLS, Master Machinist
MAYsv1LLE Ky, Nov. "a, 1857.
To the Union Coal and OIL Company
GENTLEERE-Having used your LuUrCsting Oil, made
Camel Gal, tEt machinery OF our cotton Mills IN
uudiug ELglue and Spndles for the few weeks We
prepare that have found II greatly superior
T. an, other exc png the sperm, and fully equal TO
article which have been pay from one dollar
seventy dollars and twenty-five cents per
gallon The OdsubutCs very perfectly over the machine
~, long, and il free gum, which causes ireton
and Usgquently heal
OF superior quality Of this Oil, have adop
ted IL Tor Mills From the low price at which II Is sold
doubt not 10 must come into general use.
A number other certificate in the hands OF the
agents here which may be q, any time.
JANUARY & WOOD,
PrOprietoTs Of NaysyIle Cotton Mills.
February 2, l657-dtW m&w2m
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PuTNAm COuNrK-

PUTNAM COUNTY.
We are authorised TO announce Il. W. sADLaE, IT..
candidate for CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of Putnam county
al the ensuing March election. jan7-te
JACKSON COUNTY.
We are authorised TO announce WHITE MYERS candidate
Tor Sheriff Of Jackson County the ensuing March
uons nov 24-te.
PERRY COUNTY.
We are authorised to BosEs BATHS candidate
FOR CLERK OF the county Court Of Perry county March
election. sept std,
Cheatham County,
We are au horiEed TO announce W. STUART, as q can
didate for sheriff Of Chesham county, az the ensuing March
election dec4-te.
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44A AEnAa
1sqn ever ca 1tors, siHs O 81 Ia
a. MORRISON ? E8,
= Fpsll agul7q
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homeopathy
DRS. gibson 81 CLECKLEY,
HAVING associated themselves the practice Of Ho
II ahic Medicine and surgery, tender profess
sOnE servcesto tbs citizens OF Nashville and surrounding
COuutTy
once opposite Odd-Feovs Hall, ceTner OF Summer and
Union streets. K. d. gibson,
iGnlO-.f d. A. ULRCKLBY.
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ValnabIa Farm % SaIe.


THAT Vaiaab Farm which aldsrsignrd have rest
ued for me last ears, h Tor ale 40 hes he water,
OF Duck river, IN The c0uHi of Couse aghl niles Mac
oBestor and seven miles from Eullant ana ioar niles
from Normandy Inc c0nains nuudrod and any
acres $40 Of which cleared be the
Of hrst farming land. IL formally
the Davidson place, ths farm com orssl8 resi-
dents, with Necessary Out houses barns stables
Of the Best quait two young orchards irll
good spring. water 10 abundaueei stock water plenty
running through d1ersnt sections Of said farm. NE sc "
both tracts IL equal % any for er0ps, sihsr rain grass
and both united. They VIII be Sold sspaley Gg8iher,
STATE 80 its As nose Wishing bay would, cour,
wish 70 view tns premises before purchasing further de-
scpuou is deemed unnecessary bal al are invited 10 call
and see Tor themselves.
dse25-6m HODGE RAMSEY.
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden seeds
NJ are now IN receipt Of the mott extensive stock Or
" Garden seeds, lsmoracng many new ana yaluaDla
Varetes,) brought hls market They an oil ne
growth Of 1857 from the following houses Of vel knon
reputation;
ID. Landfeth & Sons, Philadelphia.
The American seed Garden, ltihsrsdald, oes
Risley's Frad0ua, New York
SaaEer Gardens, South Uut0ns Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above h0uaas Eeadg r
graIailous distribution. Call ana gsI
In addition above have large supply Of hs most
usual varieties By poand, and Beans ana Peas By the
hushsi.
1000 Paper Flower seeds.
ust received nom he celebrated ho1as ollohnson, Rob-
bins & Co., thousand Of FioHer Seeds. mo lovers
Of FLOWERS have noH larger better zasormsuI
Hhoh 70 make their ssieepon Of seeds han hs hEs here
tof0rg had tn Ais city. RAINS q BLOWN,
No. 10 South side Public square,
Hn ~ a. "a HH
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E..zrups AND Cu.rr.sooa, R.rrso.D

H5cnIns SHop Jza. q, 1855.
Thiz viii certify that using the Par-ius Camel
Coal by the Union Coal aud Oil Company, Mays
vile, Ky IA Machine shop The locomotives
the road tested the L very carefully discover
lis Qualities: entirely convinced g. very IN Oil
for machinery and that gallon OIL fully equal
gallons Of The best Lard Oil Il being entirely
rom gum machinery viii run with iess pow than aiih
any OIL have used. Although the Oh thin appear
anoe has IubHcsnE body superior any Oil in Orjin-
ary use and ig Is well HdB pied 10 railroads.
&. 3 hNUW LkS, Master Mechanic,
Nashville ana Chattanooga railroad.
Mr. Knowles is Master Of Machinery Of Road, and
reliable man, in whose statements we would cOndde,
v. X. SIEA ENSON, President,
Nashville and chattanooga Railroad.
H. 1. ANDERSON,
Superintendent Of ". q Z. h. K.
NASHVILLE, Tenn Ja1. 30, 1858.
We are usinEths ParEfins Jaunel Coal OH in Ma
chine Shop take pleasure 10 stating that We have
never usou any OIL t4ua It. Il will very greatly
longer and ubTcls thoroughly than the best qualify
other ordinary Oh, is Tree from gum and Is jast
Oil needed for machinery, We doubt not IL
must come general We thnk his Oh fully equal
90 Sparm and tht gallon il Wo.th Inan
TWO OF the Lard OIL.
AND'W ANDERSON.
J. b. ROMANS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
CHAPTER II.

In her eighteenth year, Helen Berne
returned home from fashionable Semi
nary, in conscious possession of those ac-
complishments which seem artfully design
ed to cover vital defects in the system Of
female education. And gifted, as she was,
by nature, and adorned by art, it is not
surprising that many suitors had already
presented themselves as candidates for the
heart and hand-aye, and fortune too, Of
our fascinating heroine. And justice CON-
pels us to say that, by some, the fortune
was esteemed by far the most attractive Of
all her charms An inordinate love OF
money is not an exclusive characteristic OF
the present day; for at the period Of which
we treat, there were some who prised money
above honor, and would have sacrafced
every valuable consideration for its posses
sion and the difference between then and
now, consists only in the extent of the
sordid passion.
After what has already been said Of
Helen, it is needless TO inform the reader
that she was an arrant flirt; nor need We
go into labored argument to prove tha
the circumstances attendant upon her early
training, could have developed no other
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
FLORInA.


The Democratic State Convention Of
Florida, assembled in Tallahassee on the
29th ult, struck from the resolutions re-
ported by its Committee clause daclar-
ing that the Conference bill passed by
Congress IFS entirely consistent with the
principle of non-intervention MS enuncia-
ted in the Kansas Nebraska act" But il
nominated for reelection to Congress
Hon. Geo. S. Hawkins, who voted for the
bill This way Of doing business is pecu-
liarly Democratic. That party condemns
the most important vote given in Congress
by itsReprcsentatiye and then turns short
round and nominates him for recollection.
OF course tits expected by this procedure
to enlist for him both those who approve
and those who condemn the English Bill.
Now suppose that the Americans Of Mary
land and Kentucky, while indirectly con-
demn the votes east by their Representa-
tives against the original Senate Kansas
bill, should nevertheless nominate Messrs.
Davis, Harris, Marshall, and others, for
reelection. What a storm of indignation
and denunciation against them we should
have from the entire Democratic press and
stump orators of Georgia. But democra-
cy may do such things with perfect impu-
nifty and consistency Colunabns Eaquir-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

CoMPLIMENTARY.-M King, Of New
York, commenced reply TO Mr.. Toombs
of Georgia, in which he said:
81 suppose shall not be required to
furnish understanding to the Senator from
Georgia, who has chosen to misunderstood
the facts OF this case, and of course thus
to misstate them. / Twill read the law"
To which Mr.. Toombs replied--
81 will certainly relieve the Senator from
New York from any obligation to furnish
me any brains in this case, because have
seen nothing IN that Senator's course which
indicated that he could spare any,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

Affectionate wfe-"Do you know Mr..
Brown, dear n Husband--"Yes.n "WelI,
don't you think him very deserving
man r eyes, very deserving. He
deserves a good thrashing, and the next
time he gaIlants you home III give it to
him" Awful pause.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

A man out West was found ono night
climbing 40 oyershot wheel in mill
He was asked what he was doing, He
said he was trying TO 20 up stairs to bed
but somehow or other the dsined stairs
wouldn't stand still.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

"Jones" says, the prettiest sewing ma
chine he ever saw, was about IL years old,
with short sleeves, low-neckcd dress, aud
gaiter boots.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

CONTINUED FALLING OFF OF ExpoRTs.
The total foreign imports at New York in
May we're $7,250,552 less than for May,
1857, and s6,956, ,409 less than for May,
1856. The total exports for the Ave
months ending May 81, is S51,668, ,192
against s1O5, 5,590,30f for the correspond
ing months of last year; showing de-
crease Of over so per cent.
The decrease in the receipt Of duties at
the port of New York for eleven months
of the current year amounts 10 s15, 5,844,-
83I. The total exports from the port Of
New York since january 1st is about ten
millions less than for the corresponding
five months Of Iast.ye OF this decrease,
upwards Of two millions consists of specie.
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For tue Chronicle.
HELEN BERNE.
ny r. w. THOMAS.

Author Of "T'hs Young Colonel" "The Rga9sss;''
LILLY Dele;" "The Conoent Prisoner; "Jans
Maston - "7ae Bride Of an Hou;' "Ida Holmes, y
ETC, etc.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

'sfy dear girl, will you share my lot fOr
life7'
show large is ycar Ios, ssr2a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

A skeptic thinks il very extraordinary
that an ass once talked like man, Isn't
il still more extraordinary that thousands
of men are continually taking like asses2
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

The young lady who fed ou hearing it
announced that naked fact would be dis
closed, returned on positive assurance that
il would be clothed in becomeing Language.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

Why Ia a restless sleeper like lawyer?
Because he lies on one side, aud then turns
aud lies on the other side.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

Gay- The young lady who was "Iost in
thought" has been found, She was ''Ing-
ging an idea.