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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
NOTICE.
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A BOUT ocTuBEa lei. 1868 -ess Coz, of .
n biarkish bfpwa color. msdiam sizs. ssnais
borns, Sblch haze hesu bored wtiis sRat %
fifensad, tWo white spota en- iaff atas. Aey Fer
ably rewarded. MOAHss FtsuEk
ocfiQ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

III Is ND 3 -.
. l. Nspapsrs gwen swayAt a. s0cu ser y e
sratasksss. - fcYA scasF II lsnE t5f@sf
\ SoAassrllsesasass. Local notscse o. pansla
srses uElass pseYsid OF pay gnsran'esd
a Advsrtsssuasda s ssssz - AoOonPanissib - fa =
iooai uocss uaasaa oonsuact maze % that sfect
ard vairs rscoived fr tAepffia- q
4 No sLocai Nssice.'s showetsr short, wiz
inserted ior less than One Dollar ssch dAE.
S MasrsAsus, Funeral snd BeIigiow Notrf
nuss iss.rsaely - paid a advance 20 ssurs IN
sertien. - ~
q. No aescisney the part ofoarriera wll te 8
snsde gooa hy the oaacs the carters hii 70
have papers - ordered and dlssessd thsy mast
~ lgr ihslr cAreles.nsss. I 40 4 u-.---
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
MARRIED.

JENEIES-HALL-on McHdAy evening. Oct.
Ssh, at the residence Of Mr.. John Cohen, Esq..
oAslisle. led, BY the Rev. ]. L. WALKER Nj.
CHARLRs I. JEsKIss. Of Evansville, lad, 10 Miss
px NJ. HAIL, OF Carlisle.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

J Bosror, Oct l0-The mails for steam
ship Cuba, va Halifax fer Liverpool,
will close at 7 o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing
She will sail at 10 o'clock. ALP.
M. the steamship China from Halifax
has iust been sigpalsd. She will arrive
at 10 o'clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
Nav YoaE. October 10.

N&W ANAAs VNtoueF ~.
C0TT0N-steadyi $500 for middling.
FL0uR-bull and heavy, and a@l0c lower ;
bo@s GO for extra State; 20Rs 20 Tor sups rans
wssiera /; 9 s5ess 90 or eommes 70 extra western ;
soo@s 80 for common 20 good extra round hoop
Ohio Ad4la TO fsr trade brands
WnIsKY-Steady at 3 1s5<A2 20.
WI AT-heavy, aud a0tsc loser. 70taI s7
for Ohio spriugi 40 fer amher Michlean aAd
new amber State.
Rrk-kcaree aud arm.
BAhLEv-HsAyy Rnd lower
) 0uRR-Hsaxy aud lover for sound.
OAfHA--lc lower 6l865 for nnhonnd, Ana Ella
50 Tor sound
FRoRK-Irrsguiar and lower; &c Ts@a7 i2lS
Tor mesa, e'csii ~ 36 81 ~ esah.
4 LARD~-2f3<e729.
BUrTxR-In demand at s0--i3 fer Ohio.
OhKEsE-Ffrm ~ l33lt
MoNkr-Aetirc ana arm, As per cent. for
call loans. A
sTERLINo--Duil ct iOe5saI0e5z.
GoLt-Dull aud lever; opened at 455x as.
cliued to Az II closing Af
GQFEhh MEhT STOGKs-A shade armar
srooKs-Heavy; so's ssk; SIS Of 81 foT1k (;
<'x9s conpons loa4i new lssus l02.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

NtnNHhNN AFWUUW BWFhEW~-NtUUU bhNeW
ofCottOs Loot.
CAIRo. Oct l0.--The steamer Tycoon,
ffo6s Memphis to Louisville with 1900
bales of cotton, was burned last night at
Little Prairie Bend. There were no lives
lost. mw
Texas papers estimate not more than
hal crop of cotton will be raised in
that State, and that raised By the Ger
mans il cts cleaner and finer quality
than that raised by the slaves, and est.
mate %, 900 bales of cotton viii be pro-
iuced along the hne Of the Illinois Cen
trai Railroad against 5000 bales last
YEAR WEHfaHa e NEf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

: PHIIADELPHIA, Oct. l0.-The election
progresses quietly. Indications are that
moderate vote win be. polled. The
contest tor Mayor is exciting the most
interest, together with Senator from the
ID Districts there being two candidates
for the latter Office on the Unicn ticket
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
DRUGGISTS.
HOME INTEREsTs.

TO PmrslcrAxa-H you wish 70 purchAse purs
Druga. Msdicinss, and chsnieals 1t asmsii Nd-
vance on Kasssrn prices, 50 and sx4mins KELLEH
a WHITES stock, WHARF you will End every arGi-
Gle that ID needed by the pFossisn, aaa - prices
which eannot an 10 give sztssnctson- Their
ssNr~ as As No ~ sfAsn afr~~t n~wadAwfs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
Cincinnati Market.

en a1aU0E oIsoINnAsI. Oct. To-
FLoUR--Qnists super aud extra s0me rs for
now and Q a. and family and IA cy = ALI 90.
MHEAT-Duii aud Sc lower; old Rsd Is new
C0RG--nali and lower, ear 600; sheilca sae.,
OATs-A shsde nrua~r. Es- ''as p Ks Fl =
kYE-St-aay at soc for new aud aoc fyr ola. 81.
BARLEY-unchanred
PRoYiSIohS-Qa 81; mess Perk In demand az
30 90, hut SOC hishsr IL asked BuEk Meata Ia De
mand At iS5<4leSSc for shoulders aad sides, but
no do generally aak " higher
BAC0N-Skeady nc 1ei&c 2l3%e aaa CSC fbr
Shoulders, sides and clear sides.
LARD-293Se.
CoTToH-advAnced to 56c for Mtddiing
PETROLEUM-Advaneed 70 SO FIR Rennad
GROUERlE$-Fira.
MHTSkY-Stsady AZ z 26
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
THE ytRl, LATEST
TE1EG x APH.


Champ Tergsssn 70 tHoJflr' 20 Hanged.
steamer tycoon Burned together
with 800 Bales OF O0ft9H-
Meeting OF Indian Commissioners.
FaEE AAgt--N M@sa 5aE# tH-4
Gen. sheiby's Army en- route to Sioux
City. laA@*H%
-1afHfN sIHa
Late Advices from California.
Heavy ana. Destructive Earthquake
8fdNBNA -IfD ~ VI
Philadelphia Election Items.
Reception or COiorsd Troops b. the.
President.
President JuaFez Still in Mexico.
-I10G$FJ
The General Palmer Troubles in
% Kentucky.
.GxIEf3.Et
Martial Law 10 be Removed.
All 9 red Troops 10 be Removed
from the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
Election Returns.

Election Returns.
The following 10 the result of the cleo.
tion yesterday, so far as we have been
able to obtain returns:
PIGEON TowEsHR-lst PKEcIHcT.
Judge C. cult Cosrt--w. r. Parrett,
525
Circuit Prosecutor-Stinson, 399;
HarRrave, 4S4- Hargrave maj IS.
Judge Common Pleas Court-Maier
378; Pitcher, sos Pitcher m |. 100
AuditOr--Venueman, s79; Bisch, 500
Bisch maj I30
County Comrsfssfoper- Hogue, 393:
Parrett, 497. Parrelt maj lO4
Sheriff Cox, 432i Darling, 466.
Darling maj "a
MIDDLE PREcTEcT.
Judge Circuit Couyt--Wm. r. Parrett,
764
Circuit ProsecutiHg Attsrney-Wm P.
Hargrave, 1853; l. WIS G. stlnson, COL.
Hargrave maj 1852
Common Pleas Judge--John Pitch n,
75l; Peter Maier, S07 Pitcher mai
IA.
Andttor-CoI. Victor Biscb, IT'S;
Theo. W. Venneman, 5s2. Bisch maj
1856
Shsri6-Cspt Alex. D.rling, 722;
Joseph b. Cox, 636. Darling maj 49,
Oom@issioner--Joseph b. Parrett,
75l; John Hogue, GOA. Parrett maj.
lat
Assessor Pidgeon Township William
Warren, sr., TIL; Joseph Morris, SAC.
tWarren maj. 23l. gffSt
LAMAaoo PRECINCT.
Judge Circuit Court-W. f. Parrett,
2o4.
Circuit Prosscutor--Hargravs, 4l9;
Stinson, 229. Hargrave maj. 100
Judge Common Piees Cosst--Pitoh.
or, 420; Maier, 226. Pitcher maj 1874.
AWditor-Bisch, 400; Venneman, l95
Bisch maj 265,
SheriG-Darling, 4o5; Cox, gao.
Darling maj 1856.
County Commissioner All;
Hogue, 229. Parrett maj 1888. Ef1
Assessor-Warren, 4s0; Morris, 2ls;
Warren maj 262.
,. PERRY TOWNSHIP. ke
Judge Circuit O0urt-Parrett, 147.
Circuit roseeutor--Harerave, 1853;
Stinson, o. Hargrave maj SO. 81.
Judge Common Pleas Coart--Pitch
er, 1872 Maier, 10. Pitcher maj. SO.
AsditOr-Bisch, 1888; vennemsn, 50;
Bisoh maj l24
ShsrtG-Darlsg, 1856; Cox, 100
Darling maj. 20. M
cOmmissiORer-Parrett, 1872 Hogue,
LA Parrett maj. Is. sts2W
KNIGHT TOWNSHIP a"N
Judge Circuit CoHrt-W. f, Parrett,
ss
Circuit Prosecutor-wm. P. Har.
grave, 43; Lewis @. stinson, 70. Stin-
sons maj 90
Judge Common Pleas Court-John
Pitcher, 43; Peter Maier, II. Maier's
maj, 2S.
AuditOr-Victor B,seh, 43; Theo. W.
Venneman. 10 Venneman's mai. p
SherD-Alex Darling, 40; Joseph
B. Cox, 10 Cox's maj. 80.
County Cdmmissioner--Jos. b. Par
rett, a; John Hogue, ~ Hoguesmaj
2S.
CENTER TOWNSHIP. s8
Circuit ProsecHfOr--Wm. P. Har1
graves maj. so.
Common Pleas Judgs-John Pitchers
maj SO.
Aaditor-Vietor Biseh's maj. rs.
Sheri6c-Alex Datling's maj. so
County DsissioRer--Joseph b. Par
rett's maj. So.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
FEED, FLOUR, sc.

CHEAP 'FEED.-1,00e BUSHELs OF GOOD
~ Feeding Corn, at hfty cents PER bushsl for
sale at HAYHuRsT a WHIFfAKER's
sep2n-u No Water street
600 BRLs. DIFFERENT eRADKs FLOUR,
eON)tb in store aOd for sale low.
ssp20-tf HAYHuRSr wHITTAKER.
lust RECEIvED.-
sl 10 Tieices Of Lard.
60 Cans of Lard; 9 nice lot, suitable fer fami.
iy use, for sale low by
- HAYHUgsT 8 wHTTTAKER,
seo20tf Ne Water street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
MUSIC.
New Musicl New Music |

FTNBE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN BEAUTY.
L Words by v.OLEfrE WOODS. Music BY
Prof OH. MATTHIAS. Price so cents. BY mail.
This 10 and pretty Ballad. nd will be-
leone very popular, being one Of Pro-. Mathiss's
% ssP2s wARREN coNYNGroN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

rwsTz River and weather.
CIScISNATI, Oct l0--The river has
fallen 4 inches There is 9 feet II
inches IN the channel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
DRY GOODS.
"Georgia" Sheetings.

yHTE HAVE RECEIVED on CONSIGNMENT
wv atty bales Of Augusta Sheetings. which
xxe will sell by the bale Rt 1eaa then New York
Snsetings can be bought here Cor. 9fT = .
sspso-1m BROWN, DUNKERsoN q 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

- -A9
o o m m u nifty at
Large.
HCL- N aH
VIZ have inst returned from the
kast with . well-seleeted stock Of
=
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons
q
Velvet Ribbon. Plain and Rdgsa.
q
Bonnet Vslvets. Plain and Fancy.
n alo
satins and silks.
q
French and American Powers.
Feathers and Piumsa
~ =
Birds and 0;hsr Ornaments
.
straw, Felt and Silk Hats and
Bsnneta S
- 0Mis $3.50
A Full Line Of Cloths for Cloak.
10
Cioaks in Great Variety.
Ii
Cloak 0rnaments--A Fun Line.
Ia
We Make Cioaks 60 Order, In the
Beat and Latest Styles, At the
shortest Eoliea
19 Is
A Full line Of Dress Trimmings.
La
A Big Stock Of Fur for Ladies and
Children.
IL ~
A Full Line Of Human Heir, IA
Every shape and Style.
Ia
A Large Stock Of r neg WOODEN
Knit and Woven Hosiery and
Gloves.
~
Eat and Bonnet Blocks.
Hatai Ia
Notions and Parcy Goods "a
Numerous 70 Menttnn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
CENTER TOWNSHIP.

Circuit Prosdcutor--Wm P. Har9
graves mai so.
Common Pleas J4dys-John Pitchers
mai, SO.
Aaditor-Vietor Biseh's maj. rs.
Sherif-Alex Darling's maj. so
County CopsDsissioner--Joseph B. Par
retts maj. So.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
FIRE INsURANCE. e i

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FIRE---FIRE -
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- sas So
s5a4 I I-ag tslal1i ssa
49, - aas kes4
fls.s.o 3 r.aag4 si-ea
TIE EVANSVILLE g. ,.s, e.,
,.r. .sss aaiir sie'ea
~ $50
Insurance Go. a..
$500. vs rsssss4a usssa
8 aam . haaeat .'s e.saa.I 'e esai
gftait .osalss
I'm Successful Operation Dur~
Ing the Past Fifteen Years.
ssss = asasfA sfl tass -as i-a3 4f"
aas'r- 80 - ~ ~ sitsnaiefsfa8
sas vaia,asf aoa se-tesasa
NO PREMIUM NOTES to b afasa
Signea ae. ase .o 1aeR
NO ASSESSMENTS .
NO vExATIOUs DELAYsl aiaav
eaasssslb ..g aloa--not asasai
-. F11aa'a11ss'1a
ssa - tIem a s bss5 80
INSURE IN COMPANY WHICH .e.wsss
Yoa Knop 70 b Safe. s.o.sa aaos =
INSURE IN COMPANY wHIcH s@as
Yos Know % BE- WELL E tab
r. lshed f2as aefa4a tts'A
4 81 es0A to lsaea1 fae.g tu Aea1# ra iHd
INSURE IN A COMPANY WHICH - sIsf
fays Losses Promptly rHssas.b ca
INSURE IN A COMPANY AZ aoma ''s-p
WAers Ioa attsad 70 yoar orn Ia- s.. II s,s
sN's"es business f-a asllst tts,s 81 nass
INSURE IN A COMPANY At HOm., saa vsFs
WAoss Board cf Directors YOU eaH 2 thed
KNOW isfl vef 3 sa tea seisshlsom
rHRm SAnKs AnR A suyyIorEvr GUAR a, +, r-,
AN RE or THE INTEGRITY or rHE
oonFAsY. AS THEY 'sl
IsDfvIbUALLr LIABLE ron All 1919 .r
g aa aLoAsks' losses ss.grI fs a,0 haA
.H -sprG stti asl sH
=. 81 - --7- -'----------- f1 aal useG
rs 81 10
esAa DIRECTORS. aaN
CHARLES YIELE, sss 3 aaoL q
JOHN y HOPKINS, t n74 hain
GiLLIsoN MA0HEE, -i g ,,a5 800
= !. RoBr BARNES, CD ss.dW
ETa1a DIR N. BRAY, sans ftaI esaiW
- JOHN INGLE JR, bas' aaiassio
IT. Q WHEELER, oH q a1oo
~. sm e VIM brown, ,.sst ase-.
saeasas Nj, A. LAWRENCE fiisssgi -
or II Hsiae ~ so. ts.. .fr La aarrre.l Boa yiqus .
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once in " Tst NntIOnaI RanEs, 30 fsai bun
n, Ffr.t au.s 49,. a.. I ..i nlcsl 9noN
ni s ~ - SIS ''T' IA ra 81 tduiN
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aIl O. ,lsef - 81 -. ..a.. e.I haa fs4ifaslq
. @an as agvts,lu ~ = it.ss's s'n. s1ais eisat
PsnbgNs an atlssd -, ~, .a,ss aor a s1o5N
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11

Notions and Farcy Goods 70
Numerous 10 Mention
Let ali buyers ming to town
call aud see Tor themsal ses, com.
pare the price. as they will dad lt
Sc low aa 10 any city west OF View
stple,ea. I. BAUM
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

IsersuIrT.-our artist friend, W. s. Shackel-
ford, has constructed a support for the arm Of o
gentleman who has been SO unfortunate as to lose
portion Of the bone between the elbow and Shout
der. that is certainly triumph of ingenuity over
surgical art II is made Of silver bars rivetted to-
gether in such way as to ct the arm closely, but
not TOO close for comfort and the hrmness Of the
intervening bars, though allowing sufficient room
for muscular action supplies the place of the mise
ing bone. The planning and execution Of this
work requires no little skin, and exhibits Mr..
6hackelford's handi-work In amateur mechanism
20 q surprising degree.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

ROaBEHV.-A couple Of gentlemen living in
Charlotte started for Nashville few days since, In.
tending TO make some heavy purchases there-one
Of them having considerable amount Of green.
back In his possession. After they had proceeded
Q short distance on their way, some men covered
~h bed quilts wifi holes cut so as they could see,
came out of the woods aud demanded their horses
ana money. Aftor relieving them Of all they had,
they LEFT them to their fate.
Our informant did not know the names Of either
pIrty-but circumstances certainly justify the con.
'clusion that the thieves were acquainted with the
gentlemen, and the fact Of their having money in
their possession. ...|f
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

LooK Our 1--WE are authorized by the many
friends Of the young gentleman, who left this city,
for the country, Wednesday morning, to call the
attention Of the public to his condition, lest
harm befall him, from those who are not apprizsd
Of the disorder which renders him irresponsible for
his present conduct. The affection Is termed, In
modern diagnosis, "woman on the BRAIN" It
attacks men of oil ages but is usually most severe
upon those of the age of this young gentleman.
His case is q most aggravated one, and causes
serious apprehension, lest he commit some rrepara-
BILE folly. He is about the medium height fair
complexion, and of progressing manners, and
talks with sense upon all other subjects than that
Of his distemper. He left here with large stock
of hair oil, perfhmsry, Dictionary Of Poeticai
Quotations" "DeOrsays Etiquette" and o lot Of
love drops" If the young gentlemen should be-
have with violence to the girls, kissing, hugs.Hg,
&C., we hope they viii not have him kicked and
dragged out, but pardon 1t on account of his sad
affection.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

RETRSsulSai-Not the sultry days Of August
through which VIC are perspiring and melting
not by any means-but Il is decidedly 50 after pass
ing through one of them that would test the en-
durance of a salamander to receive an invite-ment
to take buggy ride, as we did from our friend
Roach the other evening. His feet footed bays
struck up Fora-Temple lick tina. sent the cooling
brsezes flying BY us in such refrgerant style tina,
We almost forgot It was summer. Rocah keeps
6nt stock at his stables-resl blooded animals
furnishes q turnout in the horse-a nd-buggy line
that Is nothing less than splendid elegance"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04


LET those who have doubted the virtues Of
following certificate from gentlemen well known
Ia this community, and doubt no more.
It's general introduction into the army will
save the lives Of thousands Of our soldiers.
LoUsviLLn, Ky, June ;, 1858.
We, the undersigned, have seen the good effects
produced by the use Of DR.. John Bulls Cedron
Biters In cases of general debility and prosration
Of the system, and believe It's general use woald
prevent disease aud relieve much suffering. Among
our soldiers particularly would this be the case,
especially those who are exposed to miasmatic in
funce In the southern climate
Maj. Phillip Speed, Col. Int Revenue, Sd Dis
trict Ky.
Chss. D. Cotton, Collector of the Port Of Louis
villa KY t .. ...
Col. Il. Dent Provost Marshal General Of Ken
lucky.
Rev. D. P. Henderson, Vice President Of Sani-
tary Commission. 20 RAfFta nM
HIarusy, Hughs Co, publishers Democrat. d
Geo. p. DOern, Prop. Louisville AuEeiger.
Hughs Psrkhill, wholesale Dry Goods Dealers,
Main Street. Louisville.
Davis. Green Co., Wholesale shoe dealers, MAiu
Street Louisville.
Hart AApother, LithogrAphers cor. Market and
Third Streets, Louisville. Ky.
Julius Winter, Clothing Merchant, cor ID aad
Market Streets Louisville Ky.
Capt s. +. Hlldreth, Of steamer Mai. Anderson
Mai. L. T. Thurston, Paymaster U. &. Army.
@. M. MetcalL National Hotel, Louisville, Ky.
Col. Jessee Bayles, Alb Ky. Cavalry.
George D. Prentice, Louisville Journal.
For sale by w. j. CASrNER,
-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cOmmunica


TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES communities
tion contains 90 many good points and is 50 well
written, that we compelled 70 decline its pub
licatisn. Besides Il is probable that our readers
who have not studied the Choctsw language would
net appreciate its merits as high as II. deserves.
AZ Artsmus Ward ssys--'the abav is intended 10
be surkastic."
BARnsY BLYTHR.-Poetry received and shall APP
pear next week. We accept your proposition, and
return thanks for the interss. manifested in pa
vILLKws.-Too long, and no responsible name
furnished either one good cause for iis non-ap-
pearance.. 1u t c ..E 81
u. w.-=very good, and win publish as soon as
we have an opportunity. Thsaks for your eforta
In behalf of the "Chroaicle"
MI. w.-Yours received. We cannot send
to Clubs no matter how large, unless the cash ac-
companies the order. Much obliged, but we don't
view, Il in that light. 1888, Ll..-..
SpEzsIo.-we havnt time TO correct your COM
munication. You should have done that yourself
T.-Your contribution 'Esse Deems" appears
to-day. g. Very good--try again. l..a 70
---- ITO my Brother"-is passable, but we
prefer to wal. for name. Would hke to obligc.
vIDso.--Received at the eleventh hour, but there
is,always room for you. Glad to hear from you--
old subscribers all rejoicingi-new ones jubiiantl
ladies all smilesand all wishing to hear from
you frequently Our high-heeled respects to yezl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

Our readers must bear with us for short time,
for not furnishing much reading matter a, usual
We have an unusual number of advertisements this
week, which excludes many things we desired to
we intend to enlarge our paper-and advertising
custom is the very thing to bring about this result
We hope our readers win believe we intend doing
the best weecan for them, aud at the same time al
low us to do the same for ourselves. We hope soon
10 present paper not surpassed by any In the State
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

bdg- We learn that Az order has been isSusi 70
the effect that aer the 10th inst, no more rations
will DO given out TO the oOntrabAnds--also that
some disposition will be made Of tho refugees in
our midst II Col GAIL win sec that the lazy,
worthless negroes, who do nothing bat lounge
about the corners are put to work or sent "beyond
the Inca" he should, and doubtless will receive
tho unanimous thanks Of this community. The
refugees, conirabands, and the regiment or two o.
tina canine species, in our city, are enough 10
dcnorslhe any decent community.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

WoLyl WOLTt-There has been such general
cry Of "wolf" during the past few years without
his appearing that We had given him out but a
day or two ago We saw the veritable animal in
town lie vas not 10 sheep's clothing, as he Is Of
ensAid TO be, but in suit Of black, Of which he Is
the sole proprietor. We understand he was cap
tnred in obiOn county in this State He is a fine
specimen Of animated nature, being the size Of a
large dog--whch he very much resembles.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

ReA- The river is falling with 40 inches on
Harpeth Shoals. The light draught steamer Alice
FRAsK GRAcI, Master, and W. B. CRoss, Clerk, will
leave here for Nashville, Monday morning, at 10
O'Clock, P. n. For freight or passage apply on
board, or to P. A. ByRSs, Agent. enr veE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

90 Il vii! be seen by reference to the head Of
our local columns, that PoisDExrsR POLLARD
intend TO commence the sale Of Tobacco at Auction,
on the 7th Of October next This is move in the
right direction.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

TBAsKs.--We return our thanks TO Mr. RoBERr
WHITE, of Louisville, for favors shown us while
in the city. Bob. used to reside in GAINESVILLE, and
is too well known to need any commentator from
us. He is now Of the 6rm Of Lisbey, White l.
Cochrane Wholesale dealers in boots and shoes, and
mercantile friends.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04
TO ADVERTISERS.

Parties advertising BY contract for given time,
win be confined 70 their legitimate business any
shing outside Of this win be charged for separately
RA. Advertiser, for specified time, exceeding
shfee months, win have the privilege Of renewing
their advertisements qusrterlyi all extra changes
win be charged for.
eGr Funeral notices. Obituaries, or any matter
subscribing private interest, win be charged fo'.
P6r Notices, In local column, twenty cents per
lines Special Notices fifteen cents per line.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

CRY SusscnIasha.-rhose Of our city subscri-
bers who have their papers delivered by the carri-
or, and who fail to get them on publication day,
should notify US Of the fact, Immediately.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

r@-@r, Ayers, on Franklin Street, has sold his
livery stable and stock, to Mr.. Geo. p. Allen, Of
this county. Mr.. Allen Is gentlemen, and pos
sesscs qualities suitable for the successful carrying
on Of the business.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

SuDDSs DEArH.-we are panied to learn that
Mrs. Wilson, relict of the late Samuel Wilson,
died suddenly at her residence, few days ago.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

young friend JEFF. Boisaw, accdsntly shot himself
in the arm last Monday, near Allensville. The
wound Is not considered dangerous but is very
painful.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MARION G. LAm.-If this gentleman will call al
the first Tollgate, on the Clarksyille and Hopkins
will Turnpike, he may hear something Of interest
to him. lw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

WOOB!-We will furnish the OHhOMoLE TO an.
Of our friends who desire It, aud take wood in pay
ment ..a- ItU 1bI ntf'h F.f ftt'CG
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

School CoMMEscExssr.--A.J. Tanning and
o. Blain will open the next session of their school
the lst Monday in September. The place and
terms will be made known in short time.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

n6y~ Subscriptions continue to come In daily.
Keep up the good work, Kind friends, "never weary
In well doing"