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Bei Le.., Ba4 Hreasts. Sores nB., n.

D'3 i-es5S, B0g BreG5fs Sores o1J yrJoo..
hlI desrr.Dt;op of soros 't1'"'
p7op~r and di'.ge7t use of ~ ,e'nedIa9ie b III
ticn. 80 a.tca..-, - e, ~ ss'l''iaole PrepaTa
tae edges 81 The. i.a.,.t - iess oy paSierns
tie skin unite a boyav i.rasaI ,oiiy loT should
underneath 70 b,eae a., su condition remains
days. The only ratiooaI an5 ,enoa i9Fy "a few
as Indicated By oalure, is 10 reduce the 'Ti,menf' n'
noiatI-. ~ "Do.' the wound, and 10 soo,ba ,ho
1eir - i'o''s " rubbing IN plenty Of the Ojnt-
r. =, ''''e1 'AIo meat
Dt0'4ef'd, hIc9rajea Sore THrogt n,Jc,,
c,,} oiton N''@ 'C"FteF
o',''' ! soPfS.
-. - ''T "DoFe diseases may be cnrad L
t.0''- '"e V'"'l0ent Three times a dsv ~; "ei'
,"'oes aa1 neck Of tbe patient !, vii 0 me
ts"Fii1'' ana give immediate relief w.,l.a soon
system ere il. sasnee @ce' o'55',r uP0n The wboe
W.s5s's me Outment VII Do is worE a. p1ff
re disease. rapoT '.' - me above manner. for
ios The chest ami rboI l'''d' d.sof,ars fec
ie.et a. f,, n cA,r, 9''' "''' L''3 themselves 70
rs, F"@S, FtsfNfGS, Sirtctyree
! " iSeove class Of co,,,,lai,.. .,,
/ ~ "'S"'y Fau.entira tic r.+, "iI be removed
.o p, '"s" 'l9s ptiectualv ia warm water,
Srfso's snif=.'', for, tl '9oo'l "a The Ointment.
should be uade!sfo5 arrestias their
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nolititaI anuountemfuts. 8.
rsn notices under this head must be pre-paid.I
EsrNtnO.OgnrV.

a.. are authorized to announce MAI. SAMUEL. IL
r,Tr. of Bedford borough. as candidate for Pro-
tbonoiarv, subject tothe decision O. ihe pemocFass
ic County Convention.
We are auhorizedto announce the name OF ). tEN
ny ScuELL, Of SchelIsbuyg, as eaHdld-'e lot ~
,honotary, subject TO the decision O. Ihe
County Convention.
March 35lh, 1850.
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Fg7gE GREAT DRAWBACK

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q 80
10 i'''J"' S'''-
grating to the extreme south and western con-.EE;
IS tie fear they have ct i2a EVER "aA "s@--- ,A'
most treiUl Of al! diseases LFe'y aay we t.a7
Of persons attacked uy ne disease '"a maze ""iF-
Jess in short tine, without any N.' ans 't at' -
relief !" v.e" Of ,ae sr~st ae.0a"" i0" lr|ra.
Dr. E0stettei has Prsei'.2a MS e7=''''e et ''''t's
whose curative PoWes io' q. a.s[-sss q ,i' >.-
a1h have been "nlF'Esa"y ac5"'"'.'E+~' i"7
'5'tjeTs," prepared 't'FI '''- ~.
deep s'aoy' nave l,'l,s' '.'s y ,'.T
NOS eminent i's '-.'..@' ~,
lFefn rErtE Fa't % ..'' go ~ '. p, e.,
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SEECE2HTE'S SALE.
BYVIRTTE OF

sundry wriis of Fl. Fa., yend. Expoaas and Levari
kacias, TO nee directed, there Will be sold at the
Court House, in the borough Of Bedford, on Satur-
day, the 2sth day Of April, 1850, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, the following described Real Estate, to Wit
All pet's right, title and interest in and 10 one
tract OF land. containing 450 acres, more OF less,
about seventy-hye acres cleared and under fence
with two story log dwelling house with kitchen
attached, tenant house. and double log barn There
ca adjoining lands OF James Roilips, Robert Hud-
sou AMI Others, situate IN Colerain Township Bed
foId county, and taken in execution az the nsoper-
~ OF Jacob Neck
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- ga s'GssE y--None genuine unless
the words -'HoLLowAY, Nav Yorx am ToyDo -
are d.scerRbe As Hater-aaqr! in every leafof Tie
ooo& OF directions around each pot or box the same
may be plainly seen - holding tae leaf 10 the litr
! handsome reward will be given 10 any one rem
aeFia- such information as may lead 10 the detec-
ion G. any party or parties couneTleitiHg the med
IcIne5 or vending the same. knowing them 10 be
spurious.
sold at the Mandatory Of Professor Horro-
wAY, So Maiden Lane New York, and by all resDec-
table Druggists and Dealers in Medlcine, through,
anj 81 each.
0I-There. is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. B.-DiTections for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed 10 each box.
Nov. IS. 1859
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One tarf Of land Containing So acres more or les
about - acrrS cleared and under lsnct, witt two
story ios dwelling house and TWO log stables there
on erecJed, also apple orchard ;-reoa, adjoining
lands Of ~IlIam keeG-, jacob Semles and oilers,
situate in st. Clair Township, be4iold county, and
taaen IN execution as the property pi George
kfa.bs:.g.
Gaeaa's or7cc, Bed WlLLIAN S. FLrEF.
lore APPEL 9th, l5CC- SheIiF.
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DIR. NJ LANES J.
CELEBRATED
YER M
AND
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave 70 call the attcr1-
ton Of the Trade, and more
especially the PHYSICIANS of the
country, to two Of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer 70
Dr. Cbas. I'Lna@s Celebrated
Verniluge and Liver Pills.
We do net recommend them as
universal Curc-aIls, but simply for
what their name purports, VIZ:
THE VER1ILFJGF,
For c&pelling Worms from the
human system. It has also been
administered with the most satis
factory results to various Animals
su5icct to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cuseof LIVER COMPLAINTS,
al BlLEous DGRAEcEmENTs, SICK
Ii2AD-AcHr, &c. in case3 of
FEVER AND AcUE,
prcparacory 10 O. after taking Oui-
nine, they almost Invariably make
q speedy and permanent cure.
As specifies for the above men
toned diseases, they are UnrivaIed,
and never known to fail when I'D.
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agents Tor Bedford County; B. =. Il Try, Z. c
Reamer, Bedford John F. lowry ,HoPeweiI E. 3
Ramsy. Bloody Run John Nycum, Fa!Eyiew.
Oct,il, Is-y.
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Ser .aIa q, theDIua Stores of Drs.Geaco7 /. Llar
ry, Bedford. 7rd all other Druggists IL DE coau
MAJ ~, Is5g-Iy.
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rTTNTDc
- . GAA1

T5y Hartley before you send off for your Hard
ware, Iron, Nails or Paints. (April G, lsGo.l
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HENRY HtChEBN3E,
Co. Sop't. oi Bedford Co.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17
Farm For Sale.

A splendid chance for man 10 locate himself
convenient to city business, Schools Colleges, etc
This farm lays just out OF the corporation OF Clsrhs
vile and Providence contains $50 acres first quality
land. BEGINNING at the ford above the lower Red
River Bridge and extending up Red River TO the
West Fork Of same. The most part Of il being
splendid bottom land. Eighty acres open and seed
cd TO clover balance in heavy timber. Good judges
say II will cut from 90 10 1870 cords 10 the acre
Wood is worth from three 10 four dollars per cord
These bottoms wen set in grass produce from two
TO three tons of hay to the acre Hay is worth
from $50 TO $40 per ton. This shows whether tho
investment viii pay or not nlarket farm, u has
few ifany equals in the country A comfortable
new double log house, first rate stable barn, or
chard and good springs, etc. The land joins my
own, md can show !, AZ any tlSDe.
Price 70 dollars an acre--ons-tAird tashs balance
IN one and two years, with intsvest.
7. d. LEONARD
Jan. 20, 1860 Renl Estate Agent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17


s1s- Not single new Bank, we believe, has, as
yet, organized under the new amended banking law
Of this State. The requirements that ALL rHR CAP
rAt shall be paid in, 10 gold aud silver before they
can organize Is rathcr tight card for these steep
times, a good many Of che old free Banks, too,
that used TO adorn the State, have played OF, some
Of them busted by delicate constitution and over
exertion some wiped out BY mutual consent; and
Others like spence's, presto-veto-chang,d, by a
slight Of hand trick, not yet fully understood, al
though the best necromancers Of the State Bank
and tie Comptrollcrs Office were watching the trick
all the time with Semmon's beat Brazilian pebbles
across their noses Amid all this crnsh |; Is some
thing for to be proud of that GAINESVILLE has one
of the few Of the free Banks, that always has
s,eod and yet stands, among the safest and sound
est in the State. The Northern Bank Of Tonnes
see, located here amid ell the panics, hard times
colvulsons and crashes, has stood firm, solvent am
uHshdken. 1t was one Of the very few Banks tina
did not suspend in 81; and ever since II has mair
tanned the high position that 1t then won Not on
ly this, but it is here where It is well known, on
of the most popular banks in Tennessee. Its own
ers and managers are among the best informed an
most sagacious inanciers of our State and the sue
cess they have achieved is no more than they dc
serve
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17

nB. One Of the oldest and most reputable insti-
tutons Of learning that the Southern States can
boast Of, is the UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE. Before
the State of Tennessee was organized the Unversi-
ty was chartered and endowed by North Carolina,
Of which State ours was then province or DEEPEN
dency. From that time to the present the Univer-
sily has been moving onward and upward. Many
of the abest men of Tennessee and of the South,
generally, have received their education within its
classic walls, and gone forth to adorn the varied
walks of life, and to reflect honor on their dina
Mater.
This institution is now in the midst Of tide Of
unprecedented prosperity. With rich, permanent
endowment national reputation, and faculty. in
every department, Of the most able and competent
instructors II bids fair to continue to advance till il
shall he second to none in the nation. The an.
nouncement of the opening of the next session Of
the University may be seen on our second page
We invite TO II the attention Of all who inter
ested in educational facilities. In the medical de-
partment particularly, its success has been without
a parallel, and its rcputc is now deservcdly among
the very highest.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17

BF7s- The time of year is now approaching when
people will be seeking houses TO live in during next
year; and we all remember how great was the de-
mand for houses here, the first of this year.
great many persons had to board at the hotels and
in private families because they could not procure
houses TO live in and others who wished to come
here, and locate permanently, could not do so for
the same reason. We were told by a boss mechanic
worthy, reliable man,--that he felt certain
from enquiries that had been made of him. that at
least fifty new houses--at rent Of from 500 TO
5000 year--could have been rented out here on
the first of last January, had they been built
Another boss told US that he could give work TO
twenty live more journeymen IL they could get
houses t, live in. Such evidences of the want Of
houses here met us on all hands, six months ago !;
and that want has prevented hundreds of worthy
men from coming here, and settling among u.s. who
wished TO do so. The progress Of GAINESVILLE since
that time has been steadily onward, and still will
he; and with the beginning Of next year. that same
demand for houses--perhaps n larger one-will
again exist What then ought we TO dol--whnt
ight our capitnists--our real estate owners-to
do? They ought ut once to set about to meet this
Thy are the men 70 be benefited by an enlarged
population, more than any others. Every new
conner here adds something to the value Of every
foot Of real estate in Clarksvillc; and the building
OF the kind of houses now needed here, would no,
only be good Investment Of the money required
TO do 1t; hut would increase greatly the value Of
property already improved. neat framed house
with two rooms and passNge--ond even with two
small rooms, up+tnirs--n suitable kitchen and q
stern is the kind needed here. The simplest and
cheapest Of such, eau be built for $500 or $780, and
b, very neat and comfortable, They may be vari
ed to cost Of 500 or 5000 Now the cheapest o
such houses would, every one knows rent readily
for ten dollars month which would be twenty pei
cent. per annnm 5000; while the better one.
would rent for sum equally az remuncrative, Thi!
Statement we think, is entirely reasonable; and W,
ask those of our citizens who own vacant ground
suitable for such houses to take the matter into
sderation. Their interests hang on the growth o
our town, and the appreciation Of property in it
and ifthcy will not offer inducements aud facilities
for people to come here who else CAM The large
lot of vacant ground College street opposite tn,
Catholic Church-the lots around the Presbyterian
Church and those on Main street opposite the pont
all afford excellent sites for such houses. TIT
grounl will not be wanted for several years, per
haps, for buildings Of better class, and the owner
d, not now wish to sell it. Why not then build up
on it such houses will afford homes to the homes
working men who wish to make GAINESVILLE thei
Place of residence! You ABLE to build them
It is your interest to build them--and it is your dut,
IN build them. Go long then, and build them
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17
Johnson, Garth 81 Co.,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
AaoetdeaT~s Of Wagons, Plors, and all Kmds
ofaFayninq Implements.

Aa"qfasaT~. Of Wagons, P1ors, and all Kmds
ofTGming Implements.
OUR establishment located on Franklin Street.
near the Methodist Church, is now supplied with all
the latest and most approved inventions used such
business and we warrant our work 70 be rs good
as that Of any establishment in the country. We
aboring to build up first class home manufas-
tory and we believe that Farmers, Contractors, and
all others will find, in the inducements we offer
them, at home every advantage that they find in
purchasing abroad Mr. John A. Irwin, for
merly 80 well and fayorably known as OF Hays h
Irwin Of this city has charge of entire nechan-
ical department and will give his active and Rndl
vided attention TO H..
We keep constantly on hand Iron-axe, Wood
avle, and Spring Wagons, Hays h Avery's Cast
Ploughs, Steel Ploughs, Jumping Coulters Cultiva-
tors, Bu-tongues, &C. &C.; and all kinds OF Wagon
and Buggy repairing, horse-shoeing, &C. done at
short notice, using the celebrated Tennessee iron,
exclusively, in all our work.
|. JOHNSON, GARTH CO,
April 9th, '0o.-6 m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17
Clarksyille Female Academy
F cu,ARKsvTLlE. TENN.

THE Fifk Session Of this institution viii com
mence on the FSst. Monday In next September.
DR.. HAnLros. our President hns lately sold an
interest In the school 70 Rev j. S. hALoEg who FOR
come years past has been engaged In the Nashville
Female Academy, with Rev. C. d. Elliott Dr.
HAMILTON viii supervise the Literary, and MF. Ma
EoNRthe Boarding House and Financial Departments.
The Focty is one OF the best and ablest in
try In this connection il nny be proper to remark
that several experienced Teachers have recently been
added thereto, and among Others, J. D. KILLERREw,
A. NJ. who graduated soBc years since with all the
honors Of his class at Chapel Till University, North
Carolina. Mr.. X. win akeentire chargeof the Mdthe-
5sahcal Department Rev j. B. wEsr, Of the Tenn
essee Conference, has aIso been elected to lecture
regularly on the subject Of Ethics.
The 4cademic Buildings are now the largest and
most SPLENDID of theil Kind Of any in the South
capable of holding -four hundred Bodrders--and in
point of elegance and comfort are furnished in tho
very best style.
Der prices for Board, Tuition, etc, are from %
To so per cent less than other schools Of equal grade
and style in the South. On this poiHt we cl'aisngs
comparison.
We are prepared for Vacation Boarders in any
number we are also prepared for twenty-five OF
thirty Parlor Boarders
| For any additional information, address Rev
A. L. HAMILTON, d. d. at GAINESVILLE Tenn.
b. W. McCRAE. in,
Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees,
juno 29-lS60.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17
Two Tracts of Land.

Belonging 10 the Pondexter heirs, one known AZ
the Herring and the other as the Tan Yard Tract,
containing about ono hundred acres each. These
lands lay about miles FROM New Providence, Ave
Of GAINESVILLE, and adjacent to Cherrys Station Of
the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad
The land is good and superbly timbered, fortune
TO some man who wants to sell wood 10 the railroad
and have nice little market tarm len after taking
the timber OF.
TERNs. --0ne-fourth cash, balance in one, two and
three equal annual payments, with interest
4. D LEONARD
Jan. 20, 1860 Real Estate Agent,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17

BeA-, Our neighbor in his last paper, hasa rather
ill-natured article on 4" The Knapery Of the Oppo-
sition" Well, il would be funny if the Opposition,
after long life of honesty, should resort to navery
To steal Democracy's own thunder to blast them
with And yet they ought not to be judged very
harshly if they should do it. The triumphs Of
Democracy with such arms affords great tempta-
ton.
But we deny the hard impeachment The OPP
position are not knaves yes; and consequently
they are the--Opposition Our neighbor was Q
little out of temper. He had been reading the re-
turns from Kentucky.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17
FOR SALE.

V'MsSr Tor OK llxbiseE srBnr, opposite .he rrr-
dencs Of Mr. Gem Levitt has fYept pi 40 Net ant
rms back 900. Price sgA feOi, one.Ihird rash.
ballaee in one two years
Jan. 80. 60 r.D. LEONtRh. n. =. Agent,
ALSO. TME VACANT TOT ny rhE SANE
SIZE lsyisK belNeea Nv R,ule aAG he Railroad
VIII seil tie a ~ u u or u de ~ nd rrreta-
sers Tcrms-- -Ose-ThiTd cas b, .slapor 10 ,br nrd
~ o ,cars. without intefeit.
Jru 2s. 20 2 4. lLosARp, y , As.tt
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17
Farm For Sale.

Two handred acres Of good laud, situated Eve
miles from the foarishng city Providence, eonve-
nient TO churches schools, mills. and good neigh-
bors,-one-half cleared and in good cultivation, tho
balance in timber. Comfortable residence aud out
houses of every description two fine orchards with
a great variety Of the choicest fruits Of the coun-
cry. All the fields are well watercd and weli
adapted TO the growth Of wheat, corn and tobacco;
30 acres Ia wheat, is or 20 In clover herds grass
and timothy.
TKAvs.--sl, 900 cash, $4,000 in IL months, bal
ance IN two years from date Of sale without inte-
rest Myself or Mr.. NJ w. oghurn on the premi-
ses, will show these lands at any time II you
want small FARM in healthy and pleasant neigh
bophood, look n, this before you buy.
r. D. LEONARD,
Real Estate Agont
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17
Two TRACTS of Land.

On the Dover road pear Woods Store Grrt rate
Wheat and Toharco Land. Ono tract contains $50
acres and the .thsr 2cTl acres both well timbsEed
aud waiered. The large tract has a comfostablv
Improvement on H. aud some fifty or t,xty aeres
opened convenient 10 Churches Schools Vel and
good neghbois.
TERas.-Obe-lhir, cash, balance 10 ose aad two
years, with interest
r. n LEoNABD
lar % iss'. foL FrtsV Ag,ui.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17
HIGH SCH DOL.
NOTICE.
G. A. HARREL, !
D. N. WOODS, Commission
NV. HUMP HREYs,
August 3, cow jeff copv
July 18th. 186O.-To Farmers

July 18th. 1860.-To Farmers.
The undersigned proposes to those who may have
wheat that wish to have manufactured for their own
account that he win furnish the barrels and grind
and pack the flour for one dollar per barrel Corn
and Wheat will be ground for tolls, heretofore.
P. PEACHER, at Peachers Mills,
Montgomery Co. Tenn.
p S. The undersigned begs to announce that he
will pay one dollar per bushe for good merchant
able wheat delivered TO him at the above Mills
July 20, ls6o-2m. b. o. KEESEE,
| Hop. Mercury and Russelvie Herald copy m.
| and send bill 20 advertiser at Peacher's Mill
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17
DIED,

Last night, Of summer complaint MATTE EA-
son, second daughter of Rev. a. L., and DoLLIE NJ
HAMILTON, aged l Q months.
The friends and acquaintance are invited to at-
tend the burial this morning, IL o'clock, at City
Cemetry.
In New Providence, Tenn, on Saturday, Aug. 4,
1861 of Pneumonia, Frederick L. Golay, native
Of Canton de Naud, SwitZerland-aged 81 years
Veyay, Indiana papers please copy.
10 Port Royal. on the I'd inst, ROBERT THOMAS,
youngest son Of David A. and Susan Elliott, dged
8 months and % days.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17
pa Anres nf LAND

KNOWN AS TINE HOWARD LAND,) lying he.
tween Maj. HanAan asd the postoR Farm. One
half in lisaher Price $500 PER aert; spe-third
cash. balADcV IL onS and two years with interest.
1. D, LEONARD.
Jrns 80 leG0. Real Estate Agent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17
House and Lot for Sale

At A GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH.
The house is a new frame, Is by as feet with s
acres of good land situated in sight of GAINESVILLE
on the Providence side Of the river the property Of
B. f. Bartlett who is just at this time troubled with
the Texas fever. Call soon you will miss a bar
gain. Price $780,
7. D. LEONARD, R. L. A.
JEFF copy, and charge B. F. Bartlett.
June %, '6o-U
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17

n@- What splendid site for a fine hotel the loi
on the corner of Franklin and Second streets (late
" burnt OUT afforisl 1t ought to be boxed up
and kept for that purpose, until GAINESVILLE shall
need better hotel than Moores or the National.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17
WANTED.

want 10 sell tho best bargain in Real Estate that
has been offered in Clarksvie for a long time q
House and Lot fronting on First ndSecond streets.
1t has front Of sc feet and is 900 feet deep. The
situations central and convenient either for bust
ness or private residence. will sell all together or
divide to suit purchasers. Price and terms easy.
June is, 60 7. d. LEONARD, r. E. A.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17

n<R. Mr.. L. A. LEAvELL win address the Bel
and Everett Club on next Monday night, the 2is
inst, in this city.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17

nEAs. Last Friday night negro man, belonging
to two brothers Bradshaw of this city, was drowned
while attempting to swim some mules across the ri
yer at Searcys Ferry. His body was found day
or two afterward, and on examination it was found
that his skull was fractured just above one of his
eyes, This, it is thought, was done by one of the
mules striking him with its foot, in its struggles in
the water.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17

NO. The Junior Local is of trip TO the
Mammoth Cave. Although very gallant young
gentleman, we once heard him remark he never
expected to marry on the face Of The earth! Per-
haps he intends having the nuptals performed
whilst there under the cdrth All who wish TO con-
graduate him will join the torch-light procession to
meet at the depot this evening If he should return
single man; we will state for the information of the
girls, that the above declaration of his was only a
ioke-he intends TO take rib some Of these days.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-17

no. What has become Of the Water-workS
movement We should like TO hear from the
committee appointed to report as to cost, &C. We
do hope that the project will not be suffered to fall
through. Il is Que whose contamination Is fraught
with incalcuahlc benefit to the community. Let
a vigorous effort be made for IL We shall be very
glad to publish any information relative to it, that
the committee of correspondence may have OBJ
,ained; or to see such information laid before a
public meetng.