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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
THE THIRTY MILLION BILL-CUR
IOUS AND IMPORTANT DEVELOP
AiENTS.

The Washington correspondent of the
Times writes 1--WE are beginning to get
a little light upon the thirty million bill,
and to learn something Of the secret
springs that are passing it forward The
developments of no distant DAY will ex-
pose it as grand combination of political
and financial speculation, out of which
distinct parties expect to pocket Winnings.
Mr.. Buchanan is a candidate for re-
election Mr.. Slidell is also a candidate
for the succession. Each expects to hold
Cuba as the knave of trumps, and to make
it the winning card for his own game, but
the rivals see it is not their interest to
quarrel about the honors just yet, and
when Mr. Buchanan demurred at being so
significantly crowded out of the game by
Sliders very kind disclaimer, the latter
could not do less than Tut him back
again.
Mr. Auguste Belmont is a new character
in the scene. He must have some con
ISOLATION for his loss of the Spanish mis-
sion. He may not himself seek it, but
Mr.. Slidell will never forget his claims
The Senator from Louisiana, on the other
hand, wants the Presidency. The Thirty
Million Bill is to secure both Pass it,
and in the handling of the Cuban bonds,
Mr., Belmont, as a banker, can easily come
out million Of profits with which to
make Louisiana President, who, once
elected, would have it in his power to heal
the wounded feelings of his friend by an
application Of the highest mission in his
gift The scheme is a pretty one surely,
but what saws Mr.. Buchanan to it? Can
he hope to be quiet until his rival matches
the egg, and then swoop down, eagle like,
and carry off the chicken? There is still
another speculation in connection with
this affair.
For some days past, have heard of
arrangements making here Tor the issue of
a Cuban Scrip, with which it is expected
to buy up all the editors and corrcspon-
dents and lobby agents. An elaborate
communication in the Washington States
says there is n chance that American
citizens may become, by purchase, the
holders of Spanish bonds, and urge their
collection by the seizure Of Cuba. Fol
lowing up to this significant point, | nd
there is in Washington a Cuban of re
spectability engaged in working up this
very neat financial scheme. Here we have
a basis for lobby operations, such
as the world never saw before. In
order to make it successful, it is proposed
to issue CORFU ton Scrip, emitting the
holder to certain share Of the profits
wich may be made upon any given amount
Of Spanish bonds by the operation des-
cribed.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25

ToBArco The breaks have been fuller this
week, with large attendance of buyers. There
were sold on Wednesday at Trce's 25 Hhds at
prices ranging from $500 TO 4,50 for Lugs, aud
s., 5 to S900 for Leaf One fine old hid brought
S9,75-averoge Of the sale $6,ls. Crops averag-
ing $500 TO $3.50 In ClarksvAre on yesterday
there were sold hhdo at McClure's and SO hhds
at Smiih's, at about the same average of prices
Averaging at Smiths S6O7 Stemmers entered
the market freely, and took everything stcmmable.
The soft condition of most Of tho Tobacco offered,
preve nt'd very strong competition on part of
Shippers. We again cal the attention of the
Planters to the present injurious way, of pri ing
their crops out Of order and mangling the leaf by
hard pressure.
Last advices from New Orleans, report dull
dragging market, fr'm New York, a dal! market
with small scattering sales at irregular prices.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
EAGLE planning MILL
Sash, Door. and Blind Factory
Il. j. PERDUN. Proprietor.

u, y. FEEDGE n. Proprietor.
(Succrssor 70 w. S. McReynolds & Coz
WILL keep. constantly on hand large and well
select,d stock OF
Pine and Poplar Flooring, md Dressed
Lumber Of crcry description.
Can fill, al short notice all orders for Sash, Pam
mel D ors either OF white, or yellow pine or pop
lar VIII keep constantly on hand every variet, ,
OF lumber in the rough; also every description
Of Cedar l number; also will furnish door
Frames, MouldlEgs, Baton Doors, Ven lun
binos; in short every thing in the house,
building line, so that unnertakers Can rely on
having their orders promptly Fl Ilen Having
made arrangements for Pine and Cedar Lumber
and being the proprietor Of several Saw Mills i'm
al, da ely above Cldrksville, no Que in want OF
Lu.nber need 90 away uusupplird. The dressro
s utf being got out OF the best Lumber by expert
enced wofkmen, will be superior to anything OF
the kind which has to undergo trans-shpmenf -
In short, having undergone heavy expense TO sup
PLY the market and being determined TO please
both as to work quality Of material aud price, we
hope to have full share Of pubic patron. &c.
u Terms, CASH, positively.
l. J,P.
Feb. ls, 1879 If
N B-Havng a Grist Mill attached, we will
keep Meal constantly on hand for sale, and will
exchange meal for corn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25

NOTHING so adds TO the personal appearance Of
a gentleman, as clearly shaved face, and hair
nicely trimmed and combed, and where can
these requisites 20 goo. looks be batter obtained
tonsorial, at bis OLD STAND, on Strawberry Alley
One always feels better after rising from Minors
Chair, as Turks con equeuee is always more
quiet when he comes from his bath Hair dyeing.
and clothes renOvatiug, are also included in the
business of his shop. A very shabby clothed in
dividua may enter his house, and come forth a
well dressed gentl eman Try him
Jj-Warm or Cold Champooning
Jan % 80
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
Land and Negroes for Sale.

will sell on the 18th of February, $50, al
the late residences of Richard Lapr1de dec d, the
farm Of said decedent, or l, 9 and years credit,
situated near Sad ersvillr, Robertson County.
Tenn containing some 450 acres, 9 miles from
junction OF Elk Fork and Red river miles from
the proposed Depot on TIE Nashville and HeDdrr-
son Rairnad Is miles from CT irksville, and 3
miles Of the crossings of the Nashville. Hendrr-
son, Memphis and Louisville railroad, and in FIVE
miles OF 6 Merchant Mills, and in 3n0 yards of
Sad ersville mill and Store Said farm lies well.
in etlthy, wealthy aud desirable neighborhood
About half of said farm is cleared and under =
good fence; abundant timber aud water,
Fine Apple and Peach Orchard.
The soil is rich aud fertile, and admirably adap-
ted to the growth of Tohacro. as tho mammoth
size Of the tobacco TO be sold on said day OF sale
will speak the tact. Tho impro- consist
Of n dwelling house Of rooms, negro houses
sufficient 10 accommodate 30 n" groes, 3 tobacco
barns, capable Of curing 40 or $4,000 pourd-; 2
stables, 2 corn cribs. work shop. grainerv, smoke
house, and a number of other out buildings, all
in good repair.
Persons wishing to invest in lands, will do we'll
10 attend the sale, as such as a chance is seldom
Offered in point of location. richness Of soil and
excellent improvements. Notes with approved
security ahd 4 lien retained for the purchase
money.
will also sell choice Crop of Tobacco, some
%, 900 pounds, and
III VALUABLE NEGROES,
on 10 months credit with approved security.
THOMAS J. SMITH, Executor.
Jan Ia, 49, 4w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
R Robertson County Csc.

Robertson County Csc.
NAiLs.--s3 500 "a 90 fOri0d.
RicE Prime Carolina to 7c. A
MAcKEREi~ --Bbs No. 3, have advanced to Sl3.
Kits No, /, 50 T. 50 25 KITS No. .. SO %. SAL
mco per KIT; 81 2a.
BucKErs - Us to 50 Is;
CLovER SEED --Thsre has been an improved
demand FOR this article aud prices are firm It our
quotations say--750 to 100.
BAiED HAY--Per Ton 800 90.
CoAL--20 to q per Bushe
Timothy sEED. Stock good, we quote $3.50 to
as Ne ruling rates.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
N Office .

I wi u cell the 70 lowing tracts Of Lsnb. lying
GU the head waters of The east fork Of Yellow
Creek, and one tract BORDERING on the waters of
Barton's Creek one tract known as the Clark,
She ton Land # 1864 acres /; one tther tract adj
Joining the Clark, Shelton lani, West & Atkinson
purchased Of J. w Shelton, conttinIng 800 acr"s,
one other tract entered by Judge 2. w, Humph-
r"ys, surrou rded by the Clark Shelton land, con-
tanning 81 acres one other tract by r. J & |. ID.
Wet purchased ofJohn Mitchell, known The
Rane Place, and on winch Joseph Rsne lived at
one time, coniai' ing So acres ons other tract l
purchased of S. G. Edwards on the waters Of Bar
toms Or, Elk containing GIG acres, all OF which
lands timbered, except the tract Of 95 acres,
which ms weling-house on it will give a
general warranty deed for each and all of The tracts.
l. d. WEST,
Feb. IL, 1889 Sailors Rest Furnace.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25

gS- A poor love sick individual writ
ing to his "sweetness" and dating his let
ter, "from up the country thus pours
out his -burdened feelings in the fol-
lowing heart.ronding strains;
can flowers will droop in absence OF the sun,
That walked thei sweets"
"Refreshing as the prospect Of some
Verdsnt Isle, to the storm tost mariner
sweet as the perfume laden breeze that is
waited from the aroma breathing groves
OF "Araby the blest, -cntrancng as the
harmony tina. swels from the heavenly
Tyre of the angel harper Israfel-dolicous
as the gushing fountain Of crystal water
to the thirsty traveller amid the burning
sands of the African desert, was thy bliss
freighted letter, dearest Lueretia.
Before receiving your precious and new.
er-to- be-tOrgotten epistle, my heart was
rs lonely as "eremete's sad cell - but
now, hope exultant, upsprings in my bos-
ON, and what late, was a gloomy waste
now blooms like Eden's garden. The
"Peri, when, at heavens gate, she pre-
scented the "tear of repentance, and It's
golden portals opened for her admission
felt no greater Joy than that, which thrill
ed through every nerve of your devoted
lover"
He again goes it after this strain
"Now, what will | not do to prove my
love for you? | will go through a frey
furnace, compared to which, that of Shad
rach, Meshach, and Abednego, was mere
refrigerator; will STAY all the dragons lief
by ST, George; beard the lion in his den
swim dozen Tablespoons, &c"
This fellow certainly must DO after that
''gafvith ''hnrPsdckS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
L u m b er Yard.

c. II. ROBERTS. at his Lumber Yard, net
he upper wharf, hus on hand Tor sale. yellow
md White Pine Flooring, shingles, Cedar Log'
aud kusts, Fine ID ors. Sash d Binds, aud eve.
~ d-strptio Of Lumber for house building pur
poses. erms, Cash.
G. II, ROBERTS.
P S.-Roher's g. MeKinnon continue to carr,
on the earpenlering business In Il, yarpu,
bHpchss
Ian oa les Vi .
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
NEW FIRM.
T.. II. THOMAS. II. ALwARD.
J. B. THOMAS & CO.,
VAGONMAKERS' & BLACKSMITHS,
GLnrEsriNe Tennessee

On 2ND STREET BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND
COMMtRCE.
Are now prepared to maize Wagons, Carts
ows, Whep barrows, Hnrrows aud OBJ WORE OF
kinds IN their line of business. We have a No
Hor,eshoer, those wanting their Horses well
nod will do well TO give usa trial ANA then ia &c
yourselves. Wewil keep constantly on hand
Wagon Hubs resdy mortced for Sale. Come one
ome all, who want wo'k done with neatn SIS anG
sputch Terms, Cash on d'4>N AL work
Hrr,ntCd j. B THOMAS a. CO.
N. B.--l would say 10 my old frieh S aud pat
ms, that the new firm wi be pleased TO hen
& any, aud all tmrs, Y g viii make The Hays
low of all sizes. We also keep rlow handle,
canned end bent ready Tor use. J. T. & Co
Those having claim, against Thomas g. Miller
cal on ! q. Miller Tor SCI element,
Feb s '59-iy
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
Feb 4, '59--6w
IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE
Eliza Aun Branty, ct ais.
T. RAIMEY, Sheriff
of Montgomery County.
Joseph Baynham Et als.

II appearing TO tine satisfaction Of the Cler
aud Master. from the sffdavit In the cause, tn,
r w low erton, Rebecca Baynham aud Jo
Blanc are nou.resideuts of Tenn. so that the or
nary process oflsw cannot be served upon then
al, ordered that publication be made Tor weci
in he hroni lie, new. prper published in n
itN Of ClaTksyile. requiring SAID non.res de
ieudunis 10 .pprar at the next term o. n
Chancery court to be held in the city Of CLARK,
vile. on the Sd MONDAY Of April next, and pie
answer or demur to compliments bin, or II
same " ~ be taken fot confessed as To them, and
down for hearing sKpsrte.
r, ] MUNFORp, c. i NJ.
Feb y, 'JN-'w - Gofj
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25

rS2- We are glad to hear that the Board
of Directors Of the Branch Bank of Tenn.
essee have elected Mr.. John i. Wilcox.
clerk to fill the vacancy Of Mr.. A. Howell,
resigned. Mr.. Wilcox has had long ex
perienco as bank clerk and will no doubt
ably fill the position.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
Hogshcads. Barrels. Etc. .

WE are now making Hogsheaos, B rrels. &c
sf every description, which will be sold to our
customers low for cnsh The new Turnpike road
leading rom the CIarksviie and Hopkinsv lie
Turnpike to Linwood Landings done, and now
open Tor ag"ns and everything that runs on
wheels. RADFORD & Mcguire.
Linwood Landing, Feb. 10 55-3m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CHRONICLE OFFICE,
Feb 25, 1889 !
Weekly Reuiew Of tie Mdrket
WHOLESALE PRIZES CURRENT,
ClARKsviLLE Chronicle 0Gec,l
Feb l5, 1853


There has been less activity in our market the
the past week owing to the ba weather. Tobacco
has been arriving and there seems to be more ami
nation In the market
In Groceries their has been steady demand at
about former prices. Wo learn that private de-
spatches have been received here from NV Or
leaus quoting an advance on Sugar and Molosscs,
There has been some Bacon Offering, but we have
heard Of no sales,
SUeANs The Sugar market is unchanged but
firm at our quotations say, Fair to fully fair ~ 10
g Prime ~ to siS.
CoFrEE ~ here h been an active demand for
this article, we quote Fair and Prime l21l 10
1917.
REFINED SuGARs--The demand has been highland
prices remain unchanged say, Crushed and Pow
dcred l3lF to l4la Clarified, lOtoll.
GoLUEN SYRUP,-St. Louis 30 TO 100.
MoLAssEs, There has been a moderate den,anC
for this article, and we have to notice a small al
vance. We now quote Prime 10 bills 40, half bill
As.
! CANpLFs-Slocks Of this article are large an,
tpricos unchanged, We quote Star 20 to %, Sum
mer mould II IS.
LARn,-Thero hiss been more doing IN this az
tlee. We quote Prime 10.
CutE-E,-lhe arSet is nearly bare Of this article
We quote w. R. lOto l9lS
Wn'ssa.- r.cufed hoe advanced 20 ~ cont
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
Religious notice.

There will be services in the Presbyterian church
Sabbath morning at * rast 10 o'olcck
The memhers Of the church are requested TO be-
present 10 take into consideration the proprlety of
calling Pastor.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25

by We hear that the steamer Harris
vile, was sunk between this place and
Nashville some days since, by comming
in contact with floating drift. We can
learn no particulars of the accident.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25

R6y- One Local editor is confined with
his sick family, and the other has gone
TO Egypt in tie vicinity Of Cairo, and
under tho circumstances, their column
edits itself this week.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25

S0~ The Quaker City took fire last
week whilst lying at Nashville, and nearly
all Of her cabin was consumed before any
assistance could be rendered Her hull
escaped with but little injury. We learn
that the fire companies of that place nssis-
ted in distinguishing the flames
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
Election Notice,

IN Obedience 10 "A wit Of IN Election, 20 m
directed, by The Governor of the State of TIE.
nrs,re, will open and hold an election at all {
the precincts in Montgomery County on the II
day OF March, 1883, Tor the purpose of eectn
an Attorney General for the 10th Judci Circuit
, ( said State, to ill thu vacancy occasiuned by H.
resignation of James M. Quarles, Esq ! as
deputize aud authorize the coustables in eHcl dis
trlct to adyer,is, and hold said elections in the
respective detrcIs.
T. RAIMEY, Sheriff
of Montgomery County.
Eah '5q-6V
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
NOTICE.

All those having claims against the estate Of
WIN. 5. Vaughan, decd, are hereby notified Ia
q the ssu with the Clerk OF the Cot nty couri
4 onigumery County, lie u, on or before the
Isl day of January mkt, ls60, 70 proraio distIi.
hutiOni !, as Administrator having Il ed my sug
geslon Of the insolvency If said estate.
" w. SMITH Admir-.
Jan %, '59-4yv
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25

n@- The new lower Red River bridge
will soon be entirely completed, and when
finished, we think it will not only be the
neatest, but the best bridge that was ever
built over Red River.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
For Sale OR Rent.

A desirable flame dwelling House. containing
five rooms, with good out houses, cisern, large
yard and garden attached; located about halt mile
lrhm the square, on Franklin street, nearly oppo-
site the residence of A. II Judkins, Esq. For
terms, &C., apply to the undersigned or 10 J. T..
BroaGdus
JOSEPH NJ. FAUNTLERoY.
Jan 81, sow
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25

rea. The old rock stable, on Market St.
ia being torn down, and we are glad to
notice it, for it has long been an eys-sore
TO the community.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
For New Orleans.

oe The perior fast running steamer
II. e. TWICHELL,
Captain II G. McCOMAS. will leave GAINESVILLE
for New Orleans and intermediate Landings, Oh
Saturday, February 18th 1859.
Passengers and shippers may rely upon her
le wing at the time specified.
plan of the Cabin can be seen, and state rooms
secured by calling at the warehouse of
c. II. SMITH, Agent.
February II '59-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
Steamboat and gsiver News.

The river is almost out Of it's banks, and
declining slowly, We have had heavy
rains off and on for the last three or four
weeks. The weather warm, and the trees
are about putting out.
The'Twchcll left here for New Orleans
on Wednesday morning. We learn that
she got little or no freight at this place,
other n. o. boats having been in just
ahead Of her
The james Johnson departed for New
Orleans last Sunday, with a heavy freight
and a great many passengers, Mac Nolcn
is still officiating at the head of the table,
and is also head clerk,
The steamer Shcnango left this port on
yesterday with a large cargo Of Tobacco;
Cotton, Corn, &c, for ports below.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25

n@. Mr.. r. p. Glenn, has just opened a
large wholesale and retail Grocery, corner
of lst cross and Franklin streets.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
Notice OF Partnership.:
Notice.

Alta regular meeting of Phpnix Lodge, No.
27D of F. A. Masons, held at their Hall In Do
Yer, Tenn, on Saturday, the 9TH day Of Dec. A..
D 1858. A. l.. 1858. il was, on motion Resolved,
That p. Thompson be expelled from the Ma
sonic fraternity for gross unmasonic conduct,
and that the same be published in the Clarksville
ChronicIr three weeks.
JUDsoN HORN, w. M
NJ. C. ScARBoRUaH, Sec'y.
Jan %, '59-3w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25

DIED.
On tina 2oth inst, at the residence of G. d. Cum
mngs in this county, Mrs. Sarah Foster.
On the 23rd inst in this place, Mrs. Hannah
Beaumont, wife of Matthias Beaumont
In this city, February 22d, Clarence, infant son
of VIM j., aud Fannie Ely,
Why sheuld we weep for thes
Since thou at gone to heaven,
No stain upon try purity,
No sins 10 be forgiven
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
Look Here.

If you want pure and genuine, article of r oh
eris'n County Corn Whi>k"y, call on G. l.. vii.
liams at A. II. JudkiIs' Old stand, on Franklin
Street, GAINESVILLE Tennessee.
Feb IL, '5S-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
A Negro Girl for Sale.

will sell to the highest bidder for Cash, at the
,onrt House doc in Ihr city of CirksvIle, one
Negro Girl Lucy Ann abon syrars Of age. Lew
ed on as the property of T. S. Hunt, to satisfy
suudry Executions infavor of ]. Shelly g. Co
,nd Dawoy Whine, and joshua Elder, Sale at / /
'clock,--this February 5lh 1853
Feb 10, '59-3w. p. DAILY, Constable.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
Tobacco Sales

THURSDAY, Feb. "a. 1889
c. II. Smith sold at his fire proof Warehouse
GAINESVILLE Tenn, 80 hhds Tobacco, as follows
90, $50. 775. I'm, 7,65, 7,o5, 700, 7.35, $50
7 30. ITO, ~, ESQ., CTS, $40, 6,s5, Co.'S 6 05,
sos, GO, $40. 5,3 5 10. ais, 1855, AGO, AIS,
$50, 1926, 4,20, 4,30, 4 80, 4,05.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
WIN. n. THwEATT, M'NAIRY HoBsoN.
PRICES REDUCED
At the Sout hern StoreI


Many Of the goods embraced In the catalogue
below wi be sold, without regard TO cost, for
Cash. from this date until further notico.
Dress Silks, Satins, Mernoes, Orlnines, Coberg
Shally, silk Tissues and emb'd Swiss, for hrldoI
purposes; Prin,s. Gingams; Furniture OH Cloths.
ia Masks corded and emb'd Skitts; Swiss Tarlton
and aconet Mhslins; emb'd Sets, Sleeves. Capes
and Collars silk Seats; jaconet, swiss and null
Nusli s; swiss aud Jconet Edgings and Insert.
ings; Conetis, Hoop skilts, Thread and linen
Cambria 81 k, gughAm and cotton haudkerchlefs,
Bouts, Shoes, Hots aud Capsj China and Glass
were, Jewery, Gloves and Hosiery, Perfumery,
Soaps, Extracts, medical cases, tooth wash; tooth
and hair Brushes, ologne, Silver wares; gene
raj assortment of notions; resdy. made Clothing,
Cloths aud CsssimrTos, Umbrellas, wall paper;
p ain, figured and colored flaunos. Ruches, ar
iificia Flowers, head dresses, adies' nnd misse-,
Flats; Satin'tts, Shire, Collars and Shirt bosoms,
brica and lace Wells; black and white Grape do. I,
ana many other articles too tedious TO mention
: all soon as We determined to sell. Recollect
most Of our goods have been recently received
our object Is to sail them before the reception OF
spring Goods. Very respectfully.
w. N. THWEATT h co.
Notice. --Al persons indebted to us are moss
respectfully requested to come forward ind pay
W. N. THwEATT & co.
Feb 4. 80
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
Seed Oats.

Eight hundred Bushebs Prime Seed Oats, To-
sale by T. F. PETTUS g. CO.
New Providence FEB II, 'Ss-lm,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
~ ew Barber 6 hop.
Franklin Street,

franklin Street,
Opposite Tie Court House, oUer p, j, Young's
JERRY, the barber, would notify his old friends
nd patrons thar he has opened Barber Shop,
t the place above mentioned, where he would he
l,asrd TO sve all who desire a clean shave, or
Ialr cut in the latest fashion. He will always he
und at his post. Shaving, Hair Cutting. Sham
.oouing. Dyeing of w hiskers, etc attended TO in
style unsurpassed in he United States.
Clarksville, Jan %, '59-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-25
REWARD!

RAMA WAY from the subscriber in NcCrack
en- county, Ky . muIalto boy named Shandy
Said bov is about 25 years old, about feet te
inches nigh had on, when he left, brown jean.
at and pants. will p'y alberai reward Tor The
delivery # said boy TO me at my residence, OF
lodged In Jail so l can get him.
r. II. HALL.
Feb 4, '59-3w