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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14

SPECIAL NOTICES
: .sa-.-.-s. 49, D..
k LEE & pLgAsANTs--

p~au,,, ATTORNEYS AT LAW
9oochland and Hanover. '"''"a' hehrieo,
as Notsries Public and Commissioners of peed.
~ 'sey are authorised TO take Dispositions Ami
@ SSSSao@iedXInents of Dseds Powers of Attor.
hey Bus ot sale &C, TO be used or recorded In tha
'enss.l nes esa,es and Territories OF the Unioa
oihce ON nth st, Sd door from Main NH io,x
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rHILDRENS CARRIAGK6.-A large
" asaortmsnt iuat received and ceiling renarka
bly, cheap, Of course. at sCdAAK w.
ep5 Corner Broad and q -.
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DISCOVERY OF A THIsF.-Some few
nights since, on the south side of the basin, ne.
gro man employed in lumber yard, heard noise,
upon his masters property, armed himself with a
club and stepped into the yard, to ascertain what
was going on. As he passed from the office door,
he discovered white man, carrying off bundle
OF shingles, and ordered him to put them down.
The rogue, On discovering that bis: detector was
servant, began to abuse him, and drawing a large
knife advanced upon the servant, and cut at bm
twice. With this the servant brought his club
hand, and continued to pelt him until he broke
and ran off, The negro knew the white man, and
the knife was discovered and handed over TO the
police, they also know him, and will harness him
before he is aware of it, If he continues to traffic
in Lumber in the night time
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= HOUSE ON (iOVERNOR STREET

~ FOR RENT-For rent, and possession given
the lst OF pr the house On the west side of Go
vernon street, now occurred by Mr.. L. III. Cowling,
aud adjoining the corner house in the occupancy Of
Messrs. Doggett Anderson. Apply TO Samuel z.
Mitchell, and Andrew Johnston, Executors of Wm.
MITCHELL Jr. NH l6-ts
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ALCOHOL IN BREAD -MAKIse.-It is e,tima,od -.

ALCOHOL IN REAp-MAKIsG.-It is estimated thai
the amount Of proof spirit produced from the
bread annually consumed in London, is 500 90 Q
gallons. The spirit escapes in vapor during the
process of baking. An attempt was made by q
some twenty years since, to save the alcohol by
condeusing the steam in q separate chamber, but
the spirit could not be saved. The bread baked
proved almost unpalatable, aud the company
failed.
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4 WIDowER JnTED.-There can be no union be
tween youth and age, January and Mas, "a the
California Spiris of thu~Trm YIInsTfzEes by
story of a pretty young girl and Ensceptible
widower of forty.eight, to whom, after q short
courtship, she became engaged. Previous to the
marriage, the gentleman compelled to take
journey to the Atlantic States and for fear of acci
dent, settled the sun of $4,000 upon his future
bride before starting. During his absence tender
correspondence was kept up, and bis business
completed, he FASTENED back with all the speed of
an impatient widower to find, alas his fancee
nicely settled the wife of his son. Like a sen.
sible man he TOOK pinch of snuff, kissed the
bride, and resigned himself to his fate.
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THH WEATHIR, yesterday, was suitry
anc showery. At one moment the sun would Dc
sanding forth his burning rays which we're unen'
durable At another black clouds veiled the skies
and gentle showers fell, ~ II 70 cool the nes'so
earth.
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So Da. Jons r WArru.,, fu,

0so1as p. SraEE, Dentist. Ofiia
strasts Nc 81 MAN, between sk and %
-. E.--1y
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. DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOTS

- FOR SALE ON LEIGH STREET IN THE
CITY OF RICHm0ND.-Iutepd ing TO remove TO
the country, offer for sale, privately, my Dwell
ing House. on Leigh street, for many years oclu-
ped By Capt John Il Prentiss with four lots at
fached thereto. fronting each z6 feet and running
back I60 feet 10 alley. Said lots will be cold to-
Any information as regards terms, &C., may be OBJ
tained by applying to Mr. Alfred Shield, or the sub
scriber on the premises who will take pleasure in
showing the property TO any desreus Of purchasing
NH I6-Ims CAfHARINE PRENTIS.
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Nos Prizes. INos. Prizes Nos Prizes mo, pr,,..
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRlCULTU-

RAJ SOCIkTT.-At meeting Of the Bxecu-
tive ommittee Of this Society. on the eth OF April.
the following resolution passed:
Resolved, That the subscribers TO the fund for
purchasing and improving the Fair Gronnds, for
,be n,e of the Virginia Central Agricultural 10
ciety' be requested By notification In the newspa-
nsrs. 10 pay into the Farmers Bank. to the credit
Of the Society. or to the President or Treasurer.
the first instsnent of their subscription. (e3 In
evsry hundred and that the Treasurer be also In
strueted 10 call upon them for such dues.
Resolved. That the Subscribers be requsstea 20
eyecue their negotiable notes pay able 70 the tfes
"cns VI WV CHARLES DIMM0Ck.
Secretary and. Treasurer u.
subscribers win make their first payments into tnc
Bank. AZ requested, the certificates OF such depo-
n'o p0'Hs CHIRLEs pIMM0Ck,
aps--st Treasurer Va Q 3.
n. Whig and Enquirer copy.
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sg@ PARxH ofSDkxTEn,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA
win practice Ia the city OF Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield. Powhstan and Amelia.
&a- Office in Lisles building, corner Of Main apd
lsth Streets. sc 23--l2In
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r9 sP e-esa t" II cARRrNeTox WATKINS
m FOR RENT.--A small farm in

EI Hanover. about mites from Tsylorsyiiie,
all necessary out hoases In good order; COED Barn
and siaollng: 8 fine Orchard and an excellent
Springer Water near the dwelling. There is q good
b!scSsmlih and " heelN = sht ShCp on the public
rosd between sylorsviiie aid Negrofoot. belong
ing to the tsrfa. This farm is owned by Ino. d.
TAYLOR, Of Ashland. who will give any information
"a 10 the place. Rent very moderate, aud posses
son given IA asediatcly- Amply to E1ward CaEter
TAYLOR or Or. Frank Taylar, near the place. or TO
the subscriber by letter at Hanover Court House.
ap i3-SiS THOS p TAYLOR
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-. SENTENCE OF SEA CAprAlN.-Capt Sheffield, Of
tne orig Juila, of Boston, has been sentenced by
the court at Porto Rico to six years' imprisonment
lor striking a man named Keene his first mate
win sabre, acress the face and head and also
for shooting the mate of the Frances Jane, of Bal.
,lmore, with shot gun. The mate of the Frances
Jane had interfered in the Quarrel betwasn Cant
sheffield and his mate, and volunteered his a.,
sisteDce, With others to dspatchI Capt. Sheffield
on the spot, when the latter shot him. 1t is stated
mat an appeal will be made for another trial by
the captain.
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sens ~ Ynoss ms PROFESSIONAL services to the ~
iei2-dly '''"o sooFs rom stn.
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Rev. Ryron Sunderland, OF Washington city
has been called to tho pRstoTate Of the saenQf
Presbyterian church 0f Cincinnati
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KA- BATHS, BATHS, BArHs.--Hot,
Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily ct ali
honrs, at the American Hair Cutting. Shaving, and
Elenpooing Saloon, under the American Hotel
y itrance on llth street. Z.
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SAVINGS BANK-CHAR

VIRGINIA SAVINGS bANA-UnAn n,s
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURES ~ WIN
aINIA--CAPITAL f00000 DOLLAkbi-MoneY TO
ceived on deposit, In sums OF hve doiiars sna ID
per annnm q paid for snus remaining ak months
or longer for shorter porios interest ~ tne rass
per ccntim.
fhe whole jsint stock bound for the deposits
Deposits received and certificates syued by tnc
Cashier. y STARKn. at the store oi spSn0ss
ccrner Of Main and Governor ssa., Richmond. Va.
SAMUEL OOfTERLL, PFsxident.
sTARxE. C.shier:
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rsAHIIM Yks7NuVA
DRID0FORD 4 Olk, 0eneral OemMn.
ID dsa a. 4 yorwasdins NsreAaats. ~ Ne r'ess
Ushm0nA. ya.
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4 VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS

A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs.D DAVIS
dies for Coughs and Golds, has been in use in Rich.
mond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or twenty
has m
ly given BY Rev. Mr.. Wiles in 1854.
~, BoTI,sa GREEN, CARoIlsz, March q. 1854:
Nh. Q. O. WALrER-Dear Sir: take pleasure In
purchased Of you, has acted like charm upon my
very bad have used i also in cases Il Coids &.
tended with severe coughing, and In every case the
this prspaistien as sa excellent mscine and Il my
Judgment no family oughs to DO withouait;
Pastor q the NJ E. Church. South. on n CsroIins Cir
Scs :sls p Mr. 4; B. Day, 4, g,sssr . winston.
4 .BodeEsr and Chas b. YsIs Richmond. oc IS" IS
EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER Ar
u HARTsHORNE's GREAT BUCHU
COMPOUND. for the rspid cure Of all kinney and
EXTRACT Of Buchu . the best Remedy In the World
tor all Diseases or Ccmpleints Of the Bladder Kid
neys. Dropsy Gravel 5leets. Leucorrhca Or Whites.
and Weaknosses Of the sexual Organs, whether ofe
constitutional origin. or from any other cause. Of
Il Is prepared by Chemist. containing no Meg.
cnsy. ana = pIonorncsd % msd,cs zen g Ds nGs 3;
Ss world T Feons Who have sors cr and
could scarcely walk. have been cured ~ using one
Lsrss Bottles q; smal Botslss, % cents. sold ey
RisHGR WINsioN, ana sll Drusgsss r R!s6-
mond. PeteEsburs. NORFOLK and othsr tswns IN w
ginia. -
TRPN STONE CHINA WARE Of every
j decoration. Notwithstanding the cry Of higher
v1s'ss' sss.s sCHAAp q cos,
ars Corner Broad and Sd seA
rHILDREN'S CARRIAGE6.-Ala large
~ assorsmsnt iust received and selling rc0sasfka-
bly, cheap. ef COURSE coru.r Sros1 "a a =.
n = nn1DapunD. .. 411x 1AU
nRID0FORD 4 Ulk, 0sneral OemMm.
ID dsa a. 4 yorvardins Nsrehaass. ~ Ne Fless
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OPERATIONS AGAINST THE MoHAvEs-ApyIcEs
s shoM BRITISH CoLUNBIA--rhe overland mail, with
san francisco sdvices to the lS:h uIt bas arrived
s M Ss. LOUIS. The steamer Uncle Sam had returned
to San Fraucisco, after landing a norton Of tho
SKIN infantry at the mouth of the Colorado
CoI norman was to commence active operations
March. ~ INV ''n VI
miners were doing WE'LL
Inc a1vIces from British Columbia and Van,
eouVer's Island were cheering. The British goy-
ernneht was making Improvements and encoursg-
rug Immigration. The reception Of the Presi-
dents message at Guaymas had created much ex.
citement. ~ VA
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fHs EUh RENTING three story
~ Brick Tenement. No. u Main st recently oc-
copied by t-arus Stine-from its central location
= very desirable business stand. Possession given
Immediately. Apply to
VAN Lew, TAYLOR Co,
81 y n Esr,
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Tporprrn W.rrps Tho l.

TROUBLED WATERS The late heavy
rains in the upper country, have caused sudden
along its banks. Yesterday tons Of drift hoated
by the city, and the kissing and boiling of the an
cry waters as they came msdly rushing over the
falls, led many to fear that the wharves at Rocks
etts would be inundated unless the food abated.
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BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of this
BANK TOOK place yesterday. fhe following gentle.
meu were elected Directora for the snauinr .aar
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TRCN STONE CHINA WARE Of every
j dsf.ripsion. Notwithstanding the cry Of higher
s sCHAAp 3 cos,
.rs Corner Broad ard Sd seA
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GODDlN kAPPERSON. K
FOR RENT-With immediate pos,

~ session. very spacious and comfortable Oliice
on the frat door over the Merchants Insurance
othce on Main street. Apply at the Office of the
City Savings Bank. mh 3l-ts
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BNr THs BEST CovaH BYRup In ruH

The best Cough Syrup In the world Is Harris.
aornes Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and Ia pro-
oounced BY medical men, and those who have used
Il, TO te the best preparation for Coughs, Colds.
Catarrh Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Bore Throat froul
cold, and a preventive of that lion of diseases.
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use 1t. 1t Is pleasant TO
the taste softens clears and strengthens the voice.
Aays alirritatiou OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles rs and so cents and 81. Sold by all Drug.
yists In Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg, and all
towns in Virginia. oc 1S-6m
FRESH LEEoHHs.-I have Just re-
oeived, By AdamS Express. fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHES. which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P.s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF day, at tho Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
uight on 9th street French Garden Hill.
my N-ts X. O. ROBSON
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MAN DRowNED.-We learned yestsr-
day afternoon, that free negro man, in attempt.
ing to cross James river in small boat, near
Williams Island, few miles west of thu city, ac-
cidentally fell overheard, and was washed into
the rapids and drowned Our informant did NOT
know the name of the unfortunate man.
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HEAs s.--aunpowder, oolong and Eng
~ spi2 yk0 II GORDON s s0R.
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<ye FOR REET-And possession given
- the 18th Of April next, the very eligible
HOUSE on s.h between GRACE and Franklin sts,
now occupied by Mr Richard Hill, Jr. 1t has seven
good rooms with out-kitchen and large lot at
tached. For terins, &C, apply 20
PM TABB 4 SON, Aeta.
tA-fa IInhar ErChaDRe untel.
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lS FOR RENT.--A very desirable
go Brick Residence on the South side OF Clay
street near 2nd Street. and nearly opposite the
!isnce OF L. W. Glszs6rook EsQ. 1t has 6 rooms,
hltchen and other conyeniences. Possession given
immediately. Also. that large Store on Main st
tTo doors East of Messrs Kent, Paine 4 Co. and
neatly opposite the Exchange Bank and now in the
etcupancy OF Mr. O. A. GwsIkin. Possession given
first day az June.
at li-ff las III TAYLOR q SON
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'he mails by the City OF Baltimore, TO the 3o.b.
are At hand. We make up the following brief sum.
mary of their contents:
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STRANGE DIsEAsE.--The New Haven Palladium
Zied the most skilful physicians has made its an,
pearahce IN orange, Coun., and has caused great
eoosternation there. 1t has already caused the
heaan OF eight persons, and two others are Beyond
hhope hop Vi recovery: Several physicians who have
been called, say they have never seen ANYTHING Of
.ue sort, and do not know what to call the disease
anu are utterly at a loss to know what treatment
snouid @ De adopted. The attack commences with
80 n tnroa., winch soon assumes a form of most
nalisnant.uceratop and finally the throat swelIs
unacc2untably, and the sufferer dies Nearly ali
mn. aaus iar atfacked-mostly chidren-have died
me disease is of short duration. Is it not the
saae whlch has prevailed at Albany and adjacent
p'acess Its characteristics quite similar.
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Es FOR SALE The place on which
Ess reside, containing about THIRTY ACRES
e. LAND, well improved, within one mile OF the
Market IL LOFLAND.
ar c.
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Ng FOR RENp-A large and commo-
Ess iioUs residence on Church Hill. adjoining the
residence OF John Lyon, Esq on franklin, be-
tween 26th and 9th streets. 1t has all the aodern
mp-ovements, and every fixture necessary to make
q residence comfortable and desirable For further
particulars and terms, apply -
GEO JEWETT,
Agent end Collector,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27
Z u m b er Yard.

c. II. ROBERTS, at his Lumber Yard, near the
upper wharf has on hand for sale yellow and white
Pine Flooring Shingles Cedar LOGS and Posts Pine
Doors, Sash and Blinds, and cycry description of
Lumber for house-building purpose. Terms Cash.
G. H. ROBERTO.
J.. S.-,RoheIts !. McNinnon continue to carry on
the carpenerng business in all its various btanches.
June 2s, le58-u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27
Shooting Affair.

A shooting affair came oil in this city yesterday
morning ON Cherry street. between 10 and II o.
clock the parties TO which were Col Matt Martin,
of Shclhyyilc, and J, w. Brown produce dealer
now stopping in this city. Fortunately though
some three or four shots were fired from each side
no damage was done. Marshal Brown was prompt
" on the ground and commanded the peace, but
both parties continued firing until Col Martins am
punition was exhausted or his pistol failed TO work.
be then attempted to rush upon Brown, but was
intercepted by the Marshall and Sheriff Hinton,
while Brown fled mp Unios street, towards the ST,
Claud. Marshal Brown pursued his fugitive name
sake oyertaking him near the residence of the late
DIR. McNairy ON Summer street, where lac turned
AMI leyelcd his pistol at the Marshal under the inn
preston that he was friend of Martins, and had
hustilc intentions. The latter announced that he
was an officer and Brown immediately surrendered
Both parties were arraisned before the Recorder
and long examination casued 1t appeared that
the parties hal had previous collision az the City
Hotel ON Tuesday uight--Nol Martin being then
rs on the second occasion, the attacking parry
al, cause " the difficulty is connected with do
mesli, matters; Col Martin accusing Mr. Brown Of
iRproper intimacy with his wife, with whom he
has recently had some trouble Both parties wee
loind Over before the examination in the sum o
1000, 10 keep the peace, and aiIorwaul, hucl S5l
"a n for violation of he m micipal lws N1sh
Hn#rr 2Gth.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27

Bay In a statement in last issue, in regard
10 che suspension Of the horse mail between this
place and Nashville, via Sycamore Mills we have
since learned that we were somewhat misinformcd.
And as it is not our intention to misrepresent OF
nstate anything cheerfully make the correction.
We stated last week. that the contractor offered to
pay debt of twenty-five dollars in government as
sarsnees or script, and that the gentleman to whom
1t offered, refused it Since then we have learn
ed that Mr.. Hockersmith, the contractor did not
make that proposition; but the gentleman to whom
be owed twenty-five dollars, was asked (by some one
clse,) which he would rather have the debt on, Mr.
Hockersmith the government? and he replied
that he would rather have it on Hockersmth. We
furthermore learn that IIockersmith said that the
reason that he threw up the contract was, that the
Department had not paid him. But us to the real
cause, do not pretend to know, it being matter
between the contractor and the Department We
glad to learn that our Post Master here, has
cured temporary contractor, and the mail is again
in operation.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27

EaY- Criminal Court, Judge Turner presiding adj
journed Wednesday.
State VS.. DR.. Rutland was continued, as was State
vs. Maria, a slave.
State VS.. County. The article indicted was pro-
claimed to bo II nuisance, the county fined one
cent on condition that the essential should be either
purified or abatcd
State vs, John Collins Tipplcr for keeping dis
orderly house Verdict guilty, sentence fine of $25
and forfeiture Of license. We hope THE will have
salutNry effect upon other noisy drinking Shops
number Of cases went over and a number were
stricken from the Docket.
W. Il. Lowe was sworn in as Attorney General
the Bill contesting his election having been dis
missed.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27
Esg- The Cha Company has purchased a lot il

Esy- The Gas Company has purchased lot just
South of Dunops Factory, and the contractors have
gone vigorously to work in constructing the works
A large quantity Of gas pipe has arrived, and 10y
October we expect to see the works in full operation
Mr. Hendricks card shows our citizens how they
may do about fixtures at their houses
We would suggest to the City Council, that it had
better decide where and what number Of stree
lights they desire, and order the posts before the
River gets too low.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27
NOTICE

will sell the following Tracts of Land, lying on
the head waters Of the east fork of Yellow Creek,
and one tract bordering ON the waters Of Barton $
Creek; one tract known us the Chas. Shelton land,
of 3G4l acres one other tract adjoining the Chas.
shelton land that West and atkinson purchased of
j. W. Shelton, containing 800 acres one other
tract by II. J. & !. d. West purchased Of John
Mitchell known as the Pane Place and on which
Joseph Pane lived al one time containing 90 acres;
one other tract | purchased of 5. C. Edwards, on
the waters of BartOns Creek, containing ZIG acres,
all of which lands tmbered, except the tract of
50 acres which has dwelling house ON il. will
give general warranty deed for each and all ofthe
tracts l. ID. WEST,
Feb H. 1859 Sailors Rest Furnace.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27
O;is,ur,otns.

The finest and cheapest Wall Paper, Paper Curt'
in'great variety. The best assortment in the cit,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27

p6S- In another column will be seen the adver-
tisenSnt of the "Peora Marine and Fire Insurance
Company" Of Peoria, Illinois, accompanied by a
statement of its assets liabilities, &C. From the
showing there made the Company is amply able to
Iny any and all demands against it; and we can
with pleasure recommend their agent at this place,
Mr.. David p MADDEN. He will perform every duty
with prenptness and fidelity, and we bespeak for
this Company, through him, portion of the bust
ness Of the city. David is supposed TO be of
our NEST reliable business men.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27
JUST RECEIVE ED,
May 20, '59-4w

A SUPERIOR LOT OF WROUGHT IRON
Cooking Stoves cast iron Cooking Stoves, Office and
parlor Coal Stoves Church and schoo-house Stoves,
Stoves and Ranges for coal, sc.
ALSO-Tin Ware and Sheet Iron work: Tin
Roofing and Gdtterng; Pipes put up to order, in
good style; Castings of all kinds Sad Irons
Sponge Hip, and Plunge Bathing Tubs, &c, &c.
JOHN n. NEBLETT.
GAINESVILLE Nav 49, '59-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-27
NOTICE.

VIM. Broaddus and 10. E. Broaddus, versus Vim. F.
Holt [Original Attachment
WILLIAM F. HOLT You are hereby notified
md required to appear before at my office in the
Court House, in GAINESVILLE on the 18th day of
June next, and defend the suit of W. and j. E.
Broaddus against you as nonresident OF the State
of Tennessee, by attachment in which VIM. Rogers
has been summoned as garnishee. On your failure
to appear the win be proceeded with pdrte
CHAS. BAILEY, J. P.
May 6. ls59-mY 3 4w-printer's fee 81.