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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
MARIE ID.

HowE-MULL-on "Wednesday, Dee - hy the Rev -, kis.
sam Mr. Albert R. Howe 20 Mss Maria L. Mall daughter OF
BENT =. Null esq. al OF this city
Philsdel lphia and Albany psrep please copy.
HARr-BROWN-A.H Hall Ind on Thursday, Dee. q, ~ the
Rev Henry g. Dane, Mr. syves.er Hart Of CArcoent ~
H 10 Mi.. Frances Brown, daughter OF the Rev. Cole
man B. Brown OF Hal, lre.
MAyERlCK-GROvER-A Boston, on Saturday, Jan !. "
tie Rev Theodore Parker Augustus Maverick OF Ne~fofh'
and Ellen Grover of Lawrence. Aass
PLATT--GUERNSEY-ln this city on Tharday. Dee ~ ~
the Rev g. ID. Brown james o. Plat 20 M'H Mary Frances,
daushter Of William Guernsey, esq, all o. this CITY,
sAYER-HOOKER-At Victory on Monday, Dec ~ H u L.
Hsey esq Mr. Charles sayer TO Mis- o-netss hoofrr ooh
of yctory. = =. -.
the resd.nce Of the brides fth-r BY the Rev !pssp
Mr. John Tooker Mssss only daughter OF Cnsrs Nc
Corke ESQ.,, all Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

Rich AND DEsPERArELr-ARNED BEeGAR.-A
German, sged about 20, and named snedict Shelley.
came to Washington City on Christmas Day and took
lodgings in the Central Guard house. He was loaded
Gown with beggsrs traps, and looked as poor as poor
Gould be. Next day iu the First Ward, he got into
difficulty with boys who, amused al MS odd sp-
lesIsroe, began 10 tease hin. The old fellow drew
pistol and threatened 10 fire. Wherespon he was ar
rested and taken before Justice Drury where he
examined and searched. Three pistols loaded to the
nuEzle, found upon him, which he vas tEed;
but on saying that he had not cent il the word he
ives cent to tie workhouse, where M Queen subject
chm 10 further search. When, 10 and behold he
turned 10 be walking treasury Of coirs, ancient and
modern. Aroand his waist, IN q belt next nis skin, in
the folds Of Ls coat and other garments, were found
.wr up eseh piece Of coin BY itself eight silver dol
lars twenty-four half dollsrs, ten quarter dollars,
sxty-eight cen;. thirtyiour twenty frarcpeces one
Blisl SOVEREIGN, eeven f,rty fianc,pi-ces, sixteen
tolArs ii Ansroai soi, Two ..,yv es'' pieee''
o' TIE vslue of about twenty francs esch one large
geld piece, about $25 in value whole haDdful Of
email snd ancient foreign coins, four watches, &c.
Beside these, be had pediess stock Of combs, pins
and what not, letter, Recommending him rs an o.i
man, poor anj penriess, snIious oretunt u father
land, ard sn object Of pity. Also commitment,
directed 10 the Constable Of Somerset County, Perm,
commanCine him TO take him under his projection
apauper. Many and cuIio1. Articles lad the oi fellow
besides.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

THE EIw GoLD REeios.-Mr. George hcCesh OF
Fkrence, who keeps him.eh well posted, IN recett
letter 10 hs father in this city, dated Dec H. gives
.oue additional information respecting the movements
OF the population on the west side OF the Missouri ne
observes that the question being aetsted OF estao
l.hirg rev Territory from the western part OF hsn-
.4s and Nebra.ks to be called Coons snd that there
/. a urobable population within the boundanes OF
about tro thousand souL A'so, that the idea has
been broaehed of snne1irg al thas portion oi Neota
ks south Of the Platte 10 Ksusss in ORDER to give the
latter sufficient population TO obtain admission IS
State at sn early day. New gold regions have oeen
discovered on tie North Pste, about l5O miles from
Fort Kearney and 30 miles from Florence. Inese
deposits are in the Black Hills snd are reporter very
ricb. Mr. McCosh saw piece Of quartz In which the
gold was plainly visible, ard heard OF nuS pro
eured from the tsme source worth $s2 A weekly
Inc of sts ges IL nc running from Florence Salt Lake
ard the North Platte mpes, asa in the Sprng it IN
tended that tri.weeky hne .hall be established 10
the Cherry Creek mines. The impression appears TO
be gaining ground among those who are espsoie oil
judging, that the eastern sl-pe OF the Rocky NOM
tsins as rich in deposits Of gold ss the western
and that the precious metal will be found through
a space Of several hundred miles in extent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

elr,or th., The snima whatever it might BE- was de-
posted with the stratum Of sand in the dluvan iorms
tion Of the bin. The ssnd extends downward TO an
unknown derth, and al apparently Of the same 4na
ity, lying in sub-strsta, 81 the water LETT II.
/ have stated the outline OF facts in tins case
leaving to conjecture for the present. the percd OF
the cepost Of these bones and sbal not nov pursne
the subject further. But hereafter, herhsps, may
give geological solution of the causes OF the dePost
OF these rem sips and of the period when Il took place.
very different from the commonly received opinions OF
the DAY. There are many questions. connected with
the geology Of the earth ard TIE distribution of animal
remsins, which render the snbject OF the highest
,ions ~ the dav nav lead N better defined principles
in the geological history of our globe. ,s -v.v,1
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
DIE D..

BARTRAa-In yort'ls on Saturday uSrnns jan Of con:
lsstion Ct the brain oATs Ls.. ssu"
and IA days.
CHEFsMAN-At Stamford. Conn, Friday morning. Dec.
and friend: q n. family are r..psesi@y n,:S
al q O'clock without furthe~ invitation. Train Lrsves
Twenty seventh street, New Haven DsPo, at i9i o'cles,
CRANDALI-At Victory Friday, Dec. q. Mr. Bsni>pn
Crsudall aged rs years.
CRARY-At Woodstock, Wescheser County on Thundsy,
Dec. 81, Mrs Huldah T. Crazy.
CALLAHAN.iD this city on r,idsy Dec 81 are, ssors
Cshsn IN the Sh year Of her sss Of Ksnturk County
Cork, Ireland
GEDNEY-suddeply, Nswbrrsh orsnse County on saiu..
Co. and son Of sllvanus 0edney Of this city
The iii nds Of family invited attend ths fasers service
.. the Methods, Ep;eops Church. Sullivan street. bs~.en
Amity and Beecker streets tbs (Monday) afternoon at
mert, on Tuesday.
GORMAN-In this city, Friday morning Dec ii, Water
German seed IS years.
yndsy SEPT a. Mrs Anna Psrmelee Johnson wife = Enos
Johnson aged IS years and months
Sat ssDEs. %.H jan aS.
The relatives and friends Of the family ara
70 attend the funeral from No s. Ninth street. on Monday
LOwERRE-At No l Charlton street, on Friday Dec. 81.
Abigail Loweue, widow Of James Loweue, aged 81 years.
LUDLAM-In Brooklyn, suddenly Of Apopesy Thursdsy
Dec. 80, David Ludlam in the 57th year OF his age
hAsON-On Thur,day Dec 80 At the residence Of hs brother
81 Railroad Jeey City, James MAson sseA Il years
honahsp. in the I'D year Of his age.
NEARY-On Saturday, jan James Nesry, aged 20 years
and month
Tie nos and of the family and bis brother
Thomas and also OF his brother naw NJ Madden and III.
members and members Of Nassau Hose Company No. NJ,
and also the members Of the Nassau Guard respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his late residence No ~
Frankfort srert this day "a O'Clock His remains vii be
taken TO the Eleventh street Cemetery.
TOvEY-In tois city Friday, Dec ST. Sarah Matilda wife
Of Rob. A. Tovey, aged y years and montha
VAN wARr-On Thursday, Dec 3o Of congestion Of the
bowels Wallace Van Wsrt, in the 3lst Of bis
WILLIAMSBURG Saturday Jan at the residence Of her
son No Ia West Twenty eighth street. Mrs Catherine B.
williamson In the SD year Of her
The relatives and friends Of her Gsrrs d. and Consus
T. Wismsop respectfully invited 20 attend tho funeral
on Tuesday afternoon O'clock Hsr remains win De talen
to Greenwood
WILSON - In this city, Thursday Dec. 30, suddenly,
Archibald Wilson. In the G6th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family invited 70 attend the
fspesl his residence No. - Canal street. on Monday jan
3 at 10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
s4S2,l2o $4,000 ss,l5sl l1

Total.....e e454sWs s5,2u,sis st,h- s|000"'
Tpe tnnnsee Of the Reading Road last week was
onIy 1e laz TINS. Tie total for the season was
$50, 0,99O, sganst l3l 672 last year.
The Baltimore Sun says:
"Yesterday the importers Of coffee in this city hold
a meeting, and, after consultation, agreed TO unite
with the importers OF New York and Philadelphia, and
allow cent tare on fee and after tomorrow,
the let Of January. II had been previously resolved
by the importers in the three cities to abolish the tare
O! . cent heretofore allowed; but in Difference TO the
views Of the grocers, and TO preserve harmonious
feeling between them aud the importers, the matter
has been compromised By the adoption of a tare Of
y cent"
The Cincinnati Ga:tne says:
"We are grsfed to learn that Messrs Dunlevy,
Drake & Co. who failed in the banking business dur
rg the panic last Winter have paid their creditors in
fpn with interest ranging from TO II cent. IL
wa left with those who held claims against the house
to fix the rate of interest that should be allowed and
whatever figure they named was cheerfully paid. We
are also informed that the capital Of the firm /, not
only whole, but 4 handsome profit has been realized
10 addition
The following tabular exhibit shows the amount Of
aid authorized thus far by the State of Missouri to
Railroads the amount of boonds issued, aud the re-
Al
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
rotal.........s2,goeC slsOHOOo sss4OcO

The Hon. S. w. Inge, pioneer passenger from Cal.
orpia via Tehsuntepec, and wellknown citizen OF
that State has authorized The Ner- -Oredns PieayuHs
to publish the following report in relation to the tran
sit lie declares that the difficulties in regard to Nen-
toss Bay are of trivial nature may be obviaed and
even now offer no serious impediment to debarkaton
or EN- baikatiop. The rosd from Eentcss 70 Suchil,
he prouources ore Of the best natural roads
ever travelled over for that distance-llii miles.
TIE read is adapted 10 the easy transit OF
coaches, and the land trip between the two points
will soon be made in "A hours. The climate on the
lsinus is COOL agreeable and hesthy, and singul:rly
free IRON the usual annoyances of the tropics. Col
Irge expresses the confident opinion that, in short
time, when arrangements now on foot are completed,
tie through trip will be made between New Orleans
and San Frarci,co in twelve days. and that the 18th
mus Of Tehauntepec is speedily destinued to be the
great horoughfare for passengers, mails and treasure
between the States Of the Atlantic the Gulf of Mexico,
and the Pacific coast.
Tie Canals Of Ohio make cory show this year in
the way Of earnings. Railways are supposed to have
suffered by the hard times but the canals seen to be
utterly bankrupt. They have not only failed to earn
one penny Of interest expenditure Of 700,
hut fall $66 600 short Of paying even their repairs and
expenses. The following is the sigpifc snt table;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

Carter was arrested q. the 5ne, snd hsd ia =, 900
bad by Judge welch; bat, on the death Of the man.
on Saturday, the facts were made kno~n TO Mayor
Temsnn. Officer Bcst~iek Of the Mayors Squad W.
dispatched in que., of Carter, Who succeeded soon
After in sTesting him. The Mayor committed s,cassd
TO await the re,ult Of the inquest.
Coroner Morr', yesterday, caused an affidavit 70 b
made upon which TO hold Carter until he be tahsn
to New-Jerey upon a nqui, itior for trial.
"KmLIsc 80 MuRprR. The Grand Jury have
icrcrcd TIE casrgs u marder bronght against the
man Glksry, who was recently arrested cad put
in Jail on the suspicion Of iiirg his wife. near RAh
way. The RalrGy Reg,,er r.msrks; We bslieve
Z" the Corop-rs Jury, coupo'ed Of several physicians
" and several otter irtsligen, men, were unssimons
in declaring that the womsns reck was broken, and
"thst there wsre fpger-msrks oa the neck, which
looked as if strorg hand had twisted her head until
L" the neck was broken. but il seems the Grand To-
"quest thinks there are TO evidences Of foul play,
" and here we suppose the matter viii end.'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

DEsrITuIIoy AND DEsPAIR.-Martin Nelson, poor
fellow with whom fortune had net been very kind,
seeing his wife ard family starving around him, at
tempted to kill himself, At bis residence, corner of
West and Albany streets, on Friday night. He
stabbed himself in the neck, nhicting frghtfal
wound and was carried to the Hospital IN state of
great danger News came that his poor wife died the
next day of destitution The children will be cared
for by the authorities.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

A Boston psper tells us the story ot cat, wnlcn'
after having made q voyage from that city 10 Bonn
bav. via Liverpool. took new ship Of her Own a.
cord at the latter place for Charleston, 5 T.,
and thence re-shipped on her own hook sgain Tor
Boston.
In a cut on the Girard and Mobile Railroad, Ca,
embedded in rock, lave been found the teeth Of
shsIks the shells Of oysters &c and the scales Of
fishes in perfect state. The rocks seemed composed
entirely Of these organic remsins.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
FIRES.
yrRetS HOWARD STRICT.

rIRe ~ HOWARD srRrEr.
Abozt O'Clock lsst evening fire broke ont n the
building No. - Howard street occupied by John
Hanselman as lsger beer saloon and dwelling. The
fire originated in the upper rory and is said TO have
occurred in some way or other throagh the careless
ress of servant in kldipg q fire in a stove. The
6remer soon extipgushed the flames, not however.
before the building damaged To the amosnt OF
siOO or $500. The building is owned by Mr.. Amasa
r. Emo and is said 70 be insared. Damage to farri-
ture about $500. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
NOM1NERUAL MAII,ERS

SATURDAY, Jan. l-P.N
Ths has been dies in Wall street. and the
financial ard business localities generally have been
deserted.
We annex comparative statement Of the imports
of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at the
nort nf NeM.York for the week and since Jan. l:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

Total since JAN l.. s9Os ass s9722o,ss4 el5o,s4s4
The Mariners Saving Institution has declared
semi. annual dividend Of y cent, payable JAM 10.
The coinage Of the Philadelphia Mint in December
was q, ,3cs 500, of which si55, 500 silver. The
amount Of duties received during the year at that port
was &, ,97s942.
COINAGE AID Drposrrs the United Sate' Mat in Ph
,J, -, alG
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

At Albany the railroad men were eng Ased Saturday
morning in building 9 bridge from the pier, leading
upon the ice, which is COW supposed TO be strong
erougb for teams TO pas over With safety.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........JAI.



ST. snshfp Cleator (Br screw Kidd Kingston, Ja Dee B
me.t Henry G.r The C. bound % Liverpool pa. Into this
port for coal At :nohor ou.iaDtips s~stng ofds
W. W.. miles, during hssvy gale T. whieh saft.d
70: o-. into The Atlantic doet where sac nsx ass VIA
fee. .e,sr in the bold and ssreant
csusto Lyman l. Grsspmsn EIp.rsncsd heavy wscfheri
:p .. stove boat bui~sr' &C. h.' bad pilot on board
sAILED-stesnen K.nsa Liverpool Florida, savannah;
MonIer,,y ag hip os,.n 's.,% e.. s.,:np:S :,, Ny
sasyrs; big Lucy w.nsi.r. San juan, ana oshsrs
Arrivsi.....SuxDAY, Jan. g.
sssntp Pxspseo, Lsy6.ld Baltimore IS hours Edss. and
Bl sol.an., ~.t.op smyrn. Oct Is p.ssd 0Srs,.r Nov
waiter rbe sn.ire pssssse.
s1: Ds sSs !. s:s; a., . % s,s:: S:''
scLf N'hs Jane Jones F.d.rici,SoIs via HsnIsa R0sd'
scbr E1pres, Clo.soD, Virginia dsys, oys~rs
ss ksa ~.,s bT., VD: a' Y:S x%soy
seir. Wssf % W'itcb. Hsli. ES,.s.t6por iot HeSls
sehr Democrat YorI Es'por' 10 days. h'S' &C. 70 Ssa''
scEr L. A. Danehower. Miller, Bos.ou dsys mAs' - .aa-
sehr. John Ros. Hammond, Providence, In bsnss 49,
sshI r.anors' = ns P..%G,, 7, New hss.s Ss ''AA"
Steamer Boston selsw, Ph.sei1As and Caps NJ nd''
'Is sl.asi p ws.sessssi crL r.d,nee nd.. oA.a
B, p.S, s.s y.aeco s.i Rs.s. E ss.s
Mia; bns Fsne. Paraguay, ssd o'Asfa
BELow-Ous brig
wISp-pIins .ss ssy IRON n nsrF
An The vessels the, Ss sesiaed BY hssA VIM enA ssi
weather have sars 70 s.a Ths steamship ." sAA
II. B.rs pr,o. Younr from Glasgow sh..a IL Ii: Loser
B,y op Moodsy & bs. succeeded in Getting sstsssn ossa
sue sud he city, where sbe 10 anchored.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03


Grand total value eSs GIG ST
STATEMENT Property Frat Ciegysd at he toctoys te
at Ner York tie Erts and Osvego Carai durrng ne
yedr 1885, .tong ne 9Ianfy and arsrdge rIne eieh
a,ttc< tolls reeeisef at that
office on Boa,, and each article Of Property, during ne
save Period:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
Al Bos,on Copper stocks were dull. Pewsbi

Al bV'IUn tOPPer slVtAs "ele uuII' Ho"S0'O ue
clnsd 10 24i Tk< Journal says:
We learn that the product Of the Pesabie mine or
rather the net shipments for the year we're 3si tuns
Of which ~ tuns rased in 1851 leaving net pro
duet Sol tuns which at IS per cent greater per cent
sss p,etsbly ttsn ;be Ee.ut win shovl VII yield 1873
tpr SO tuus i,s than the rs Royale 1913 tuns At
ESQ per tun Is 81 2oe mining expenses n9t ices taan
$1,000, showing q loes Of Sl6sUo IN mning .! zoe:
Quincy was firm a. 70 BID; Isle Roysle wa- trm a.
BIZ; Central was steady at 81: Pittsburgh was dull at
ssI. Ninresota wa, dull at - bid RocklAnd N de-
msEd ST IL bid.
sTATssE,T g Prop~y Le es Veg. York On ne Er,< CAas
E4ss ss3 1< CsssetSri QAo ssS ~ 1s<r ~ i~ esSs'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

MINIATURE ALsA1Ae.
SuH-Rises.... $50 Sets $50 Moon-sea. eAm
aIeE wATER-rHIs DAY
Sandy Hook.. Oil Cows Ispt. 1901 Heb 0sts.. ..pH
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
TO DEPART.
70 ARRIXE
DasseaGers Arrived

Roeeeu8ers arrived
In stamahp Cisatoy, from Kingsf0s Ja-A H. Drum
mosd.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
Notice. --SheriE Sale.

By virtue OF five venditioni exponas 10 me d.
recied, will, on the 4ih day of April, 1853, at
the court house gate in the city OF Claiksvlle it
bring County Govt dey. ofe Tor sale TO the
hiph 81 bi der, for c sh, to.wit-the dover right
all ted Mrs. Mary Vck in tract of LAM cou-
taiuing hb nj 40 hcr' 3, II being her intrrest in
said dUwer; right levied upon Us the property of
the said Mary Wick, to shisiy Two orders OF sale
in favor Of Rob. ri Ecmundson vs.. Mary Wick -
Said land lien In District No. n, and bounded as
follows -on the n"ItlI aud east by the lauds of
Wilson Wick, dec d. and oil the south by the lands
Of ]. B Lyle, on the west by the lands Of A.
K,esee Also one other tract Of land, levied upon
as tie D operiy OF N. A. Jennings interest ~ u
tract Of Land 10 Distri No Ia, on the Cur, ber
land river, Montgomery ouniy, adjoining the
lands of ]. B. Tay 'or and John ) Majors and 9TH
ers, containing, by rs imulion, about 80 acres
sold 10 satisfy Ii. c face VS.. the sold N. A Den-
ming. also at the same lime and place. offer
Tor salt. one House anc LOT in the Gown of New
YORK, in District No. Q, BOUNDED MS follows-by
s. P B..wers on the north 40 feet, and on the
.ouih by J. ] Bowers 45 feet, on the west by
Friedrich IS leet, aud on The east by G. w Bart e
Is feet Levied on as The property VI William
Horn, TO satisfy two venditoui exPonis, one in
favor of Mary A. Foster and one IN favor Of N.
W. Elkins, VS.. VIM. Horn. This Feb. 25. 1859
.....,. T. RAMEY, Sheriff
Of Montgomery County,
March 4, '59-3w-pr fee 81 80
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
Steamboat and River News.

The river is receedng slowly, with or 6 feet
water ON the shoals. Weather mild and pleasant.
Business on the ievee moderate
Foo PADucAH.-The MinnetonSa, Is the Mail
packet for Psducah tn evening, in charge Of the
well known "Chi~f," Capt Drshel. Messrs Bell
AMI Sloan, the clerks are known to be clever cfi.
GERS and will do all in their power to arcommu date
passengers. We learn that for the last two Or
three trips, she has had on boart not less than 1876
pa sengers Success to the Minnie,
The Cuba will be up tomorrow for Nashville.
Ben Egan will Lr found in the clerks Office TO
attend to the want OF passengers. Get aboad If
you want to have peasant trip.
The James johnson left our l.vee oil Monday
for N. o.; with good trip.
The 81. Louis packet Runyan, will be at our
levee to morrow evening ell route for St. Louis.
Mr.. Bell has our thanks for late papsrs.
The Louisville packet Tempest, left our levee
yesterday with good load OF ir, ight.
The N. o. steamer Red Rover, will be down to-
morrow night en- route for New Orleans.
The Memphis packet j. G. Cline, is the Mail
boat for Memphis Tuesday.
The Twchell went down on Tuesday for New
Orleans.
The John Gault is due here sunday from Louis.
Vile.
The Reliance arrived here Yesterday from Louis.
vile, with good lot of f,eight.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
sd- DR.. WISE would inform | is patron

b6- DR.. WISE would inform is patrons
and others, that he may be consulted at
the Washington Hotel, till April first, and
would desire all who intend TO consult
him for chest diseases, or for diseases o.
the eye and ear, to call at as early period
as possible-it gives better chance of sue
cess, and when after treatment is required
it allows time for the necessary attentit n.
DR.. Wise has had successful experience of
ten years in trca ting the above complaints,
relieving many who had given up all hope.
He has relieved several already in Clarks-
Vile and vicinity.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18

No. Several of our merchants have re-
turned home from the Northern cities
where they have been to purchase supplies
of spring and summer goods Among
others, we have had the pleasure of well
coming back our handsome and lively
friend Waggcner-of the firm of Pollock
and-him Jap is looking as good humor
ed and jolly as ever, and says the reason
OF it is that he succeeded in buying one of
the largest, finest and handsOmcst stock of
clothing ever brought West, and that, too,
at prices so low that he can sell very cheap.
We expect great deal from his known
good taste, and advise our readers to 60,
as soon as his goods arrive and are opened
(Which will be in few days. and see them
and buy what they want.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
N OF &c E .

| wi!lss The following Tracts of LanL, lying
on the head waters Of The east fork Of Yellow
Greek, and one tract border ring ON the waters Of
Barton's Creek one tract known as the Clark,
Shelton Land, of 36A acres one ether tract adj
purchased Of J. w. Shelton, continuing 800 acres,
one other tract entered by Judge P. W, Humph-
rsys. surrou rded by the Clark, Shelton land, con-
tanning SC acres ons other tract by R. & I. D.
Wet, purchased Of John Mitchell, known ss the
Rahe Place, and on winch Joseph Rane lived at
one time, contairing 95 acres on@ othor tract
pnrGhaFed of S. g. Edwards. on the waters OF Bar
toms Creek. containing 2l6 acres. all Of which
lauds are tlmhered, except tho tract Of 95 acres,
which mas u dweling-house on It will give
general warranty deed or eachnn all of the tracts.
I. d. WEST,
Feb. IL, 1859 Sailors ReAt FURNACE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-18
EAGLEPLANING MILL
Sash, Door and Blind Factory [.
r.. J. PERDUE. Proprietor.

l.. j. PERDUE, Proprietor.
(Snccssscr to w. s. McReynoIds & Coz
WILL keep constantly on hand a large and we'll
selected stock of -...
Pine and Poplar Flooring Dnd Dressed
Lumber Of ecery description.
Can FIJI, at short notice oil orders for Sash, Pam
mel Daors, either OF white, or yellow pine or pop
lar VIII keep constantly on hand every variety
OF Lumber in he r,ugh; also every description
of Cedar Number; also will furnish door
Frames, Mouidines, Baton Doors, venstian
Rlinos; in short every thing in the house,
building line, so that undertakers can rely on
having their orders promptly filed, Having
made arrangements for Pine and Cedar Lumber,
and being the proprietor Of several Saw Mills i'm
nedia,ely above Clarksville, no one In want of
Lumber need go away unsupplied. The dressed
stuff being got out Of the best Lumber by expert
encsd wofkmen, will be superior to anything Or
the Kind which has to undergo Shipment
In short. having undergone heavy expense 10 sup
ply the market, and being determined TO please,
both as TO work, quality Of material and price, we
hope TO have full share OF public patronage.
u Terms. CASH, positively
Feb. 10, 1871 .f,- '1,,g
N. Having Grist Mill attached, we will
keep Meal constantly on hand for sale, and wifi
exchange meal for corn.