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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

HAKPRNrE4S. Paper Hangers, Ac. have COM
~ meIc I'd active operations on Braiy street. few
doors north Of The Post Once
THE BOOK AND PAPER TRADE
Rexsving under the Ma GlC influence Of
.VesC Ps-tcss to SUIT .vtsc IIssees.
Dash BUYERS entitled to the ULL VAL
UE OF THEIR MONEY Thsy CAN Ger 1T in
buying Boots, Pap Stationery, Periodic. ais. wrap
pin and Wall Pa yerr, Paper Curtains, &c., Ae, &C,
1T that well known establ Oh. d Literar, Depot,
1.-THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
Comp isinR Book Room, Wall Paper Room snd
Wrapping Paper Room) NORTH DOOR Of No. 50
Brady street, Lear the Post Once.
neOld Stock selling At prices TO suit al.
- New Stock daily arriving sni also sur piled TO
oIder) selling 1T LIBERAL discount tfrom regular
priees) to cssh buyers, either wholess, retail.
~ Only one price ask ID. No day book kept the
salary Of book keeper and rnlle tr being aAO,Ced
directly to pvrcha sers in the reduction Of prices
CHARLES ADAMS, Proprietor.
ELI ADAMS, Agent.
n. b. As there il another Book Store next door
south, every body can get At I'll y want without
running over the city for II. Ja29
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

Arizonia. from Havana, with dates to the
18th inst. has arrived
Sugar firm but quiet Exchange l13a
ll5. Exchange on New York 23 s premium.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

PERsoNAL.-We are glad to notice
that the Office of the LIE Claire House is
again ornamented with the countenance
tofore occupied position in that place in
an acceptable manner. Glad to see Put
back and in his old place once more.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
Utah Leglslaeuvc.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 59--The Utah Legislature
met at Fillmore City on the 18th inst or.
ganzed on the 18th, and adjourned to meet
1t Salt Lake City on the 27th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

LosT.-Sec advertisement Of "lost"
in another column. The finder will be
suitably rewarded.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

GRowING CoLDER.-Thermometer
was gradually falling yesterday with fair
show of having another cold snap.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
Sailed for 4 Liverpool.

NEw YoRm, Jan. 29--The steamship City
Of Washington, which sailed at noon for
Liverpool, took out nearly 200 passengers,
and $4,000 in gold.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

BosroN, Jan. 29.-Mm. II. Prescott. the
Historian, died yesterday very suddenly
from Paralysis He had been in the usual
health up to the moment Of his DEATH
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Local AnR1r0.

BLANKs.-All kinds of blanks con-
staptly on hand at this office. Orders coli
cited.
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Oolby's new catalogue, which Is sent free to al
parts Of tho country, contains al the most popular
books OF tire CAV.
Agents wanted In every town in the Union. Those
desiring 20 70 act can obtain full particulars By ad
dressing as ab-vc.
Being largely ipterestel in publishing books and
hvying from other publ In tusine O. QuaEt les
for cash, ve are e. ahle1 TO make larger dscounts
70 country - nts nhan can be had 1t any other
tAbishment In the country.
An extra 4l % Rock and Gift given to any per-
son iering tn books at time 70 one ADDRESS.
Send for Catalogue Address
J. 4. OOIBY,
dec2S w3mo lis Randolph st., Chicago
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
Lost !!

A reversible platd French hAwl with black and
IA white Vlai center, light and dark grey plaid
border the one side and cica versa the other.
Enquire at this Office. JAn3O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
Damcimg Academy.

DROP. ROBINSON has oSened his DsNcing Acsd-
i emy at the German Theater. at which plsoe he
win teach all the fashionable dan-es Of the day.
The Acsd my will Be opened on tn sodsy evening.
February 1st, 1859. st * o'c'o'k.
z. rms Of tuition-one gent, - one sent aid one
lady, O.; one lady, -: juveniles, %. Js3S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
BALL FOR THE BEN EFT or THE POOR
BY PIE
Young Mems Benevolent Society.

A T meeting Of the Young Mems Benevolent As
IA sociation hsld Thursday evening Jan. 9th,
l. Stevenson in tho chair, the folio wing resolution
was adopted:
Reso1psd, That . ball be given on Wed esday even
ing Feb TIN, 81 the German Theatre, fer the nefit
of the po.r.
The following gentlemen we're appointed COns-
miftee of Arrdngemenfs
j.. n Woo ilock John ChAbnon, D. l.. Stevenson.
Jan30 I'd J.R WOODLOCK, eec'y
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nOr,CE TO ADVERTISERS.

NOTICE TO ADvERTISERS.
large cuts charged double the same dimensions e'
type. ,,.,
usual rates. , :,
Yearly advertising contracts will be undeFs'oou y
Apply strictly To the Immediate business of the adsei
tser aud all other advertisements sent Ia oy 'ns so
vertiser will be charged extra.
Adgert ,ements not accompanied win ihs'uc"on'
will he inserted until iorbid and charged acc"rdhsy
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes IN
serted oae time free Of cost, thereafter charger "a
other Advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paih Tor IN
cavidbiy IN adoance, unless from app'ov.i Asen,s
ontrA-ts f,r yearly siyertising termnsbie at Tn
option Of advertisers they paving An adVancenht o.
~ per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matfei
20 per cent advance above rates, And kept on N
tite rs per cent. advance regular rates.
Autrsasient Advertisements must De paid for IN
advance.
RICHARDSON X WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
sANDERS Il BRO. Daily Gazette.
" LIScHER co, De- Damokrat.
WARRINGTON n WiLKIE. Daily Evening News
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LOst...eJ.OO Reward.

r OoT from the premises Of the subfcri- 81
IL bar Q email liver colcPsd Setter Pug, ,A1n
moatks I'D. The 6sdes will recstve the eb0ve To-
yard on delivers ANrOIN0 Ii 0LAIAD:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

- E- There was splendid party as
sembled at the lie Claire House on Friday
evening, amounting to some forty or fifty
couples A joyful dance was had, and a
splendid supper demolished. Cap. is doing
up the agreeable in good style.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

j. q. PARKER. N. D.,
PHY YSICIAN Nd SURG EON,
nFFIcE-with Messrs. Roger h Bowers, No. 81,
~ Brady street.
eian uoN2I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

total. ................e.. ...... x3 OO
The Stallion Lsrkin End Mount Airev took the
first AMI second premiums Thoroughbred aged
stations, st he Iowa State Fair in 1857.
The above enterprise is conducted BY Committee
OF gentlemen who are entirely dsinteresttd which
vi secure to each and every subscriber an equal
chance. It 10 distinctly understood that this Is nc
lottery.
The above stock can Be seen at al times at Duek
Greek Parn, occupied by d. <. Allen.
Tickets can be had at the Bnrtis Horse, 1t John
Atkins Saloon at A. q. Billions Jewelry Store, Of
Alien, or either Of the undersigned. A remit
tsnce Of one dollar to the resident will ensure
tict ct by return mali
The numbers drawing the prises will be published
for the bene6tof parties living abroad
r FULLBR, President.
VIM. HALL, Secretary
PRANK PLUAER, Treas
Davenpnrt, iowa, December 8, 1858.
EPOwing to . large number Of tickets lef, in the
hands OF our asents sbroat, the bers rtt being
forwarded (of which immediate notice has been given
TO agents TO forward tie same TO- th.th the above
dsstrbu.ion IL postponed tntn the 9th Of February
1883
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

F Rey. y. p. Livermore, Of Chi
cago, will preach on Sunday, Jan. 3Oth,
morning. afternoon and evening, at the
Wesley Chapel, Perry street. Text in the
lifted up his eyes, being in torment
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
For Rent.

For Rent.
A PARM Of 100 acres for rent, within 81 miles
IA OF Pultnn, all broke and fenced, with . con.e-
nient New House on the same. For paYticulars,
enquire OF the urde signed
Ja29 No. Ncko ls' Block.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

vVNERTH EXTRACTED BIZ NBW PROCESS
L without occssioning any delay or pain whatever
JVLIU CHESER ROU G H
Dental Surgeon.
OFFICE-In herwins Block, 81 Perry, between Sd
and 9TH streets
Having completed ARRANGEMENTS, he IL now prs.
pared to extract teeth by admitting . slight current
Of electricity around the tooth al the time of extrAc-
tion, thereby ALA ying all pain attendant upon
tracttng by the ordinary method.
Thepatient has . full knowledge Of what IL pass.
ing and there not those effects which are Otter
notioc after having teeth extracted BY the use OF
0hiorororm or the Pressing procsss.
JulVo1,itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
Grand Gift EnlcrDrise.

TIVE following magnificent prr perty will be dis
i tr.butci among the subscribers, valued at three
thousand dollars, the 1st day Of January, either
1T the lie Claire Halt or tne German Theater, Da-
venport, Iowa. subscription tickets, one dollar
esCh:
L. The thoroughbred stsllion Mount Aivey,7
years old. Pedigree by Traveller, he BY
impt. Mercer dam-Cerito, bred by r. l.
Stevens, Ct Hohoken. N. J For further
pa tnulsIs see Turf Register. His stock Is
uufqualled by any horse In this (Scott)
colnty Refer to n. Leonard, Sheriff,
John Kion, Thes Baker, and others, Who
have CO L. the get of this horse. Valued
......................... $500
2 The thorough bred ttaion larkin, 6 Years
oil, half hrother 10 Ellen eateman. one OF
the best race mares Of her day Pedigree OF
Locs;in--by imported Houien; dandy
Trustee For further particulars see Turf
Rezster. Value. uA........................ 600
8. One i've year cid Durham bull named A.d-
ison. For pedigree volume 81, Ameri.
can short Horn Book, page 49, entry GIG.
Value. ......................... bOC
4. One year old stallion colt. Pedigree
ty Clarion; danny Old Boston. vaiue.. 900
5 One S year old Devon ball named George.
Neu ...s.sss.........es..... SO0
g. One yes- old No, Mt Arey 6lly. valuc.. 100
Z. One spanish Jack, 5yeaIs oil. value.... $50
s. Two fuN blood Durham Cows. value.... 100
No. 9 10 number 3OfO-a gift attached to
eoch OF these numbers. NoBlanks..
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NEWADV'RTISEM'TS.
Times IN Davenport Improving /!

NAkPRNrERS. Paper Hangers, &C, have COM
~ meLc I'd active operations on Braiy street. few
doors north Of he Post Once
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

GREAT BsaRG.dlNr
HURNITURs,
DRY GOODS,
DONNHfe,
LADIES w,A..
AND OTHER ARTICLES.
TOO NUMEROUS 10 NMTIon.
THOMAS ORR's
NEW
Auetlon on1 Commloolon otoro
:, No a nnoAOY u4nnn4. 4
- toooen AnD yipsh
|, ~ naaOnA sAnsnA aalllnlu1.
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Lost I!

A DARK Colored et1oe Martin vietorino. III
IA endsr viii - suitably rewarded b leaving u
ms os this Bcs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

A. II. KtNNETT. q. 7. WTIIItUMb.
BENNETT 4 WlglTCONB,
A TToRNEYs AND CoUNsELLORs AT LAW,
IA Eotaries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
will practice In the Courts OF Scott Clinton. Jackson
and NuscatiDe counties, and In Rock Island coun
M and the u District Court OF Iowa.
OFrIcE-N. W. Corner M ain AMI Sec md 'treets.
anil
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

$500 Y1AR.-vanted an ACTIVE, HONEST
man in every county in the States, to travel and
canvas, for the NEW YORK OMNIBUS - beautiful
ly illustrated monthly journal 70 uitsb!e, active
men, salary of $500 per year and small commits
| sion will be paid. Address
| C.P. BRlrrox, Publisher, 80 Beskman st., n Z.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
Dissolution.

VTVHE LAW FIRM OF COOK. DILLON LIND
/ LsY is this day dissolved by mutual Consent -
We desire to close the business Of the late f.m ~
speedily possible, and icquest an early settlement
with all parties.
signed. JNO. P. COOK.
JNO, r. DILLON,
Jan6.dlm JAS ]. LlNDLEY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

GEO. lie H0 IbDEkAs
A rrORNEY AND COUESELIOR AT LAW AND
n commissioner OF Deeds for Connecticut, Will
give prompt and careful non to the colisc ion OF
clAiHs, convey of Res! Estate, exAun titles
and ali other kinds of ieaxi business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

REFERENCES Hon Thos A Hendricks, Comms-
sioner Gon'l Eand Once, Washington, d g; "
Converse h %, Pine street, New York Col JACK
Thorington, MONTGOMERY, Ala; Hon James Harlan,
u senator, Mt Pleasant, Iowa, Antoine LeCaire,
Esq., Geo Davenport, Rsq, Messrs Cotes Davies
Davenport Iowa sepl4
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q II q e. y Il ES,

hich We will se az low, IL not lover, thsn can ts
bougi In the city. Call snf zee the 6nasis
Y. n. u. TYE08,
Co,n-S Rick island =. Ses oad sefsets.
DsveLpoSt, J.nusry Is, l-5S. Js36
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

A TTORNRY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA Metropolitan Block, Davenport, Iowa lsep24
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
Law PartneFshtp

COOK, LIN Dl.EY 4 CLARK.
Mr.. Dillon having retired from our law firm, to
the more responsible duties Of the Bench We
have this day associated with 10 law business
VIM. T. CLARK, Esq. jNO. P. COOK,
JanS.dlm JAS. LINDLRY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18
EAGLE planning MILL
Sash, Door and Blind Factory |!
l.. J. PERDUE, Proprietor.

(successor to w. S. McRynOlds g. Coz
WILL keep constantly on hand large and we'll
selected stock Of
Pine and Poplar Flooring, Dnd Dressed
Lumber of erery description.
Can fill, al short notice all orders for Sash, Pan
mel Doors, either Of white, or yellow pine or pop
lar VIII keep constantly on hand every variety
Of Lumber in the rough also every description
Of Cedar Lumber; also will furnish door
Frames, Mouldings, Baton Doors, Venetian
Blinds in short every thing In the house,
building line, so that undertskers can rely on
having their orders promptly q He'd. Having
made arrangements for Pine and Cedar Lumber.
and being the proprietor Of several Saw Mills i'm
mediaely above GAINESVILLE, no one IN want of
Lumber need go away unsupped. The dressed
stuff being got out Of the best Lumber by expert
enced woTkmen, will be superior to anything Of
the Kind which has to undergo trans-shipment =
Ia short, having undergone heavy expense TO sup
ply the market, and being determined 10 please,
both to work, quality Of material and price, we
hope TO have a full share OF public patron ge.
IT Terms. CASH, positively.
Feb. 10, 1891
N. B-Hav,ng a Grist Mil attached, we will
keep Meal constantly hand for sale, ard will
exchange meal for corn. ..-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18

aB- The Washington States says there
is no democratic party the Washington
Union says no one can tell whether there
is such party or not, judging from the
votes of its members in Congress, and
honest John Letcher says it is impossible
to tell who has the power in House,
nominally with large democratic majority
Here is democratic authority for the utter
distraction of the party and yet the organs
throughout the country, boast of the har-
mony and unity OF democracy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18

psS- We publish, to-day, the proceed
ings of the democratic Congressional
caucus, thinking it as well to go to the
source of Congressional action-king
caucus having taken the affairs of the
Nation under It's own immediate control.
1t will be seen, by reference to those pro-
coedings, how many phases democracy
exhibits on single question, whilst it
claims to be national and a unit upon all.
If democracy has ruled the government
since the days of Jefferson if its measures
have ever been wise and for the best in
terests of the country, is it not passing
strange that the party has not learned
what sort of tariff is most conducive cf
public good? That ID has not learned
this, is not only true, but is proof, con.
elusive, of the want of that wisdom il Sc
loudly boasts,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18
For the Chronicle.
Mr.. EDITOR {:

Mr.. EDITOR
The sound ofpreparation is
heard, on every side, for the approaching
canvass, and is it not true that we of Mont
gomery should look somewhat TO our house
hold? 1t is we'll known that the shan, de-
mocrdcy intend to make Vigorous efforts to
carry this county and, by their usual tao
tics, of dividing and distracting, expect to
run their man in.
Already we hear their soothing whispers
that there is to lie no party question, in the
next race. Oh no not in Montgomery;
but if you go to the democra county of
Stewart, it is party to the last, and uni
versal cry of vote the printed ticket
Now sir, l conceive the most important
preparation is to unite, and tremendously,
on the proper man to make the race, and
as have endeavored, with no little trou-
BILE, to ascertain the wishes of the people,
l think l speak advisedly when l say that
CHARLES G. SMITH Esq., is the man the
people want. In every position, he has
occupied in the county,-as Deputy Clerk
of the Circuit Court, as a lawyer at the
Bar-and as the Secretary and Treasurer
of our Rail Road, he has developed his
character as that of an honest, energetic,
business man with ability equal, if not
superior to that of any man, of his age, in
the State-he his peculiarly generous and
whole-souled conduct--has endeared him
to all who know him, and when we add to
this, his manners, at once urbane and dig.
ni6ed, who can doubt his ability not only
to carry the County but 70 be useful and
efficient representative in the Legislature
| trust that Mr. Smith will let US hear from
him in your next.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
ClArksville, Feb. 18th, 1859.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. II.

The convention to-day nominated Hart
man F. Wiley, Of Monongahela county,
for Lieutenant Governor, and Walter
Preston, of Washington county, for At
torney General.
Mr.. John M, Bolts made long speech
in which he foreshadowed the ground he
will take in his address at the New York
Academy onthe 22d inst--namely, cOali-
ton of all the opposition parties in the
North aud South for the. President and a
compact to defeat the Democracy. lie
was loudly cheered.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18

s6" Mr.. Bosler, sole proprietor of the
right to sell, in this County, Mace's Port
able Gas Generator, is now in town, and
specimens of this portable gas Works can
be seen at the counter of Thomas & Bro.
We have seen it in operation, and its great
simplicity, and durability, together with
its bright cheap light we should commend
it to the public as an invention worthy of
the most liberal patronage. 1t is exempt
from all danger of explosion, clearly in its
use, free from all odor, and suited to all
purposes, from the lady's workable to
the lighting of streets-it is at once orna-
mental and useful, and so simple in its
construction that child can understand
the principle.
Mr.. Bosler can remain but short time
here, andwould be pleased to make an ar
rangementwith some suitable person for the
sale of the Gas Generator in this county,
and on terms that will make the arrange,
ment profitable to the individual who may
take the business in hand. For particu.
lars, call and see him.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18
OILEA1RIESWITL1L1E.
Friday, February 18th, 1859.


election is approaching, the political lecches
that have been sucking the life-blood Of
the country, and fearing the indignant
verdict of a plundered and deluded people,
are making tremendous fuss about
economy. They threaten to tax the cor
respondence Of the people, by an increase
of postage, after lavishing hundreds of
thousands of dollars upon partizan
favorites who have contracted for the
public printing. They talk about making
editors pay postage on all their exchanges,
when they pay to the carriers of the over
land mail sixty-fve dollars for every let
ter. They threaten to restrict the frank
ing privilege, and propose to give a mil
lion and half of dollars year to Ocean
mail steamers. And thus it is with all
their proposed retrenchments "a great ado
about little things, but not one proposition
to wrest from a corrupt party the means
Of bribery. Contracts are let to favorites
at prices, covering five times the cost of
the work to be done, and to make up the
loss sustained by such infamous frauds,
the people must pay additional postage
Public officers steal, with the connivance
of the appointing power, and the people
must pay back into the treasury, the sums
stolen, and in the shape of increased
postage. Members of Congress vote them
selves fifty dollars a day, for the short
session, and indirectly pay the President
fifty thousand dollars year, instead Of
twenty thousand, his lawful salary
and the people must foot these bills by an
additional tax upon their social and bust
ness correspondence. Public property
such as Fort Smelling, Rock Island &c
is literally given away to leading, corrup
partzans, whilst the government is Dor
rowing money to pay current expenses
and postage must be increased to meet The
deficit. Foreign missions are to be Gu
off, on the pretence of economy, and al
insufficient tariff must be adhered to il
Difference to free trade theory, originally
a mere party hobby, and now, and ever
a mischeivous humbug. Appropriation
for the Navy Yards are converted b,
politicians into an clcctioneering fund
and even the President is directly charged
with participating in this robbery of tn,
Treasury, and instead of hurting sucl
miscreants from Office and prosecutin;
them for swinddling, foreign mission
must be cut off, and the rates of postag
increased to make good the loss, and that
too, when leading democrats declare tina
the income of the government is ampl,
sufficient to pay all the expenses of
judicious administration. The items o
corrupt wastefulness, here enumerated
constitute but a very small fraction of tn
sum total.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18

Bay" The opposition of Davidson held
a Meeting in Nashville, last Saturday, and
passed some very spipitod and appropriate
resolutions. Our Limited space will not
permit us to republish them, They have
the ring of the true metal, and afford one
more evidence that the right spirit is
abroad, and strengthen the hopes of the
patriot that the country may yet ex-
perience the blessings Of wisely ad'
mtnistered government
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18
Ba- We have received, this week, tv

Bag- We have received, this week. two
original stories, by lady contributors, for
which we tender cur acknowledgements
The publication of the one first sent in,
will be commenced in our next issue, and
the will other follow. Our limited space
will not authorize the publication of more
than one at time, and both shall appear
in the order of precedence-"first come,
first served"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-02-18
Land For Sale.

WISH TO sell my tract Of Land, lying on
Budd's Creek, Montgomery county, about seven
and half miles South of Clarksyille, aud con-
tanning sf;O acres, about one half cleared, the
balance we'll tim bered. This soil is we'll adapted
10 raising Corn. Wheat, aud Tobaceo. will take
pleasure in showing the premises to any one wish
ing 10 purchase.
This land is within quarter Of mile Of Grf-
fin Orgain's FIGURING Milis which Is one " the
best FIGURING mills IN this country. -.
tt. JAS S. CALDWELL Agent.
Feb. IS, 1891