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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-28
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PROFESSOR DE MUNN'S
ONLY GENUINE
HAIR iRESTORER

DISEASES OF THE SCALP.
VYHE skill of the medical faculty in treating dieeases
i OF the soalp has, 10 majority OF cases, been tai.
He'd BY this, the most peculiar disease OF the human
frame II not 70 be wondered At, requires great
study, deep search and a careful investigation Of
the causes which produce the disease. Unless the
cause IL discovered, it is an utter impossIbihty to
eradicate the dsease and effect permanent cure.
Diseases Of the scalp have been pronounced neuTabe
by some Of she most eminent physicians Lhaye de.
YEARS OF STUDY
To this peculiar part Of the human frame, and am
satisfied that possess
THE ONLY REMEDY
So far as known, that would permanently eraduat,
those loathsome diseases Of the scalp e.,
SALT KHEUM, sCALD HEAD,
And other cuaneous diseases, and restore he hAr r.
those who hnye become tald. To make
good the assertion, will forfeit
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
II fail to cure the worst Of diseased ecaps
the longest standing with the
Only GENUINE HAIR HEsToRER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-28

Samuel limerick and Others against Mary Limerick
ana others. Case No 2Dg9 Superior Court.
N obedience TO the order Of the Superior Court Of
i Montgomery ecu dy, Ohio made in the above
case, viii offer at Public Auction, ON gBE PRvnisrs,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-28

EvERYBoDY is beng cured Of uas distressing
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

Ar. Price, Of Iowa. offered the following resolu-
ton with preamble, setting forth that public prop
erty and duty require that in the assembling Of the
present Congress, the representatives should see
that in the re-admisson Of the States lately in re-
bellion, no possible Safeguard should be left unpro-
vided to prevent recurrence of past troubles, and
while the assumptive debt, in some manner, and
securing pay for slavery are among the probabili-
ties Of the future, and the most effectual way Of
preventing these troubles would be to amend the
Constitution so as to preclude in all coming time,
any or all Of these acts; be II
Rssolped, That in the opinion of the House, the
Constitution Of the United States should be SO
amended that no State that has lately been in re-
belion against the Government ought TO be entitled
to Representations in Congress, until such State
SHALL by its Legislature or the properly constituted
authority, adopt some amendments
The aboye proposition was referred without de-
bate, to the Select Committee On Reconstruction
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
CLARKsvILLE LODGE, No. 80, F. A. NJ, 1
December 18th 1898.

CLARKsvILLE LODGE, No. 80, +. "A. NJ, u
December 18th, 1885. 4
Our Heavenly Father, the Supreme Grand Mas
ter of the Universe, having been pleased in his in
scrutible Providence, to suddenly snatch from our
midst, whilst in the glory and yigor of his man
hood, our worthy brother, DAVID BLOCH, a native
Of Hechingen, Prussia, thus seve ing link in that
fraternsl chain of brotherly love which binds us
together. Be it
Rcso'psd, That in said loss our order has been
deprived of one of its most faithfrl members, the
community Of one OF its most agreeable and useful
citizens, aud the family of a kind and devoted
brother.
ResoiUsd, That while we can offer very little OF
this worlds consolation to the grieved and heart
stricken relatives of our deceased brother, we do
most sincerely sympathize with them in their sad
bereavement.
ResoiVed, That we will wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days; and furthermore, that q
copy of these resolutions be forwarded by the Sec
rotary to the immediate relatives of the deceased
and also handed to the publishers of the GAINESVILLE
Chronicle for publication tF3-
ID. KIHKASSoN,
G. NJ. STUART, Committee.
j, w. FAxoE
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

R66, In his inaugural address on the 4th OF
March last, Vice President of the United States
Mr. johnson used this emphatic language;
at is the doctrine of the Federal constitution,
that no State go out of this Urfson; and more
over Congress cannot reject State from this Union.
Thank God Tennessee has never been out of the
Union! 1t is true the operations of her govern
ment were for time interrupted; there was an
interregnum; but she is still in the Union, and
am her representative. This day she elects her
Governor and her Legislature, which will be con-
vened on the first Monday of April, and again her
Senators and Representatives will soon minge with
those of her sister States and who shall gainsay
it, for the constitution requires that to every State
shall be guaranteed n republican form OF govern
ment."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

VIZ are pleased to see upon our table, De Bows
Review This most valuable Of American Maga-
zines is row published in New York, with offices
in the Esincipal cities, North and South. No. /,
for January, 1866 contains ll2 pages, filled with
grave and saluabe dispositions upon subjects bear
ing upon the present and future of the country, in
all which the well known ability, judgment and
energy Of the editor conspicuously displayed
In some particulars, we think the effect of latitude
is visible upon the modification of ideas; still the
number is a. very able and interesting one and all
may derive valuable information from its pages
May its success be equal to its merits.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

We would advise the Congressional Committee,
on reconstruction, to enquire whether or not Ten
nessee has Republican form of government. It is
the duty OF Congress to guarantee such a govern
ment to every State, and to admit delegates from
none other. Tennessee is an ogarchy of the most
odious type--the few are clothed with supreme
power and the many are slaves.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
General Orders, No. 30.

EI'" Two thousand additional French troops,
with large Quartiiss Of munitions Of war are re-
ported to have been iaRdcd at Vera Cruz during
last month. Another mstalmcnt Of three thous-
and troops was ON the way from France. part
OF these war munitions consisted OF 600 Spring
field rifles, and were purchased hy an American cit
iIvu uaw,d SULTAN for the use OF MlNimilllnn,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
Original Attachment on the ground o
non residence.
William Cawllshaw, vs., J, c. simms.

IN this cause the papers having been returned
before me, ~ Justice Of the Peace for Montgomery
county, Tenn the said defendent, being non-resi-
dent of Tennessee, is hereby required to appear at
my Office in Clarksvile, in said county and State,
on the 9Th day of January, 1866, and defend
said attachment suit or the cause viii be proceeded
with eXpartc.
Dee -, 65-it C..FAAONi J. I. r
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
ATTACHMENT
p. NJ. Hodges VS. Henry Turner.

p. NJ. Hodges VS.. Henry Turner.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Justice,
before whom process has heen returned, that Henry
Turner is justly indebted to p NJ. Hodges, Forty
Five Dollars, by account and that he so absconds
or conseals himself that the ordinary process
of law eau not be served on him; il is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks, in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, a
newspaper published in the city of GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, requiring the defendant to appear before me,
at my house, on the 10th day of January, 1866, to
defend said attachment or the same viii be pro-
ceeded with ex partee. This the 18th day of Dec,
1865. THOS. MILLS, j. L.
Dec %, '65-4t-Prs. fec, SO co."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
NOTICE.

kTOTICE....ALL THOSE HAVING CLAIMS
IN against the estate of GEORGE Y. WILLIAMS,
deceased, are hereby notified to file the same with
the Clerk of Stewart county, Sttd of Tennessee,
on or before the goth day Of March, 1856, in
order that the same may be liquidated and dis
charged in accordance with the Acts OF Assembly
in such case made ard provided, relative to inso-
vent estates This l6th day of December 1865.
Il. ]. BOYD, Administrator
Dec. %, '6j-ltS of Geo Y. Williams dec ed.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

BsS" The following general order was issued by
Major General Thomas, Sept. 2lst 1865. We would
call particular attention OF ~ those who may be
interested Let every one read it and govern them
selves accordingly o
HEADQUARTERS Nil. DIV or TUE TENN.l
Nashville, Tenn. Sept 2lst 1865.
General Ordcrs No 30.
In consequence of the many and repeated mp,
plications made to these Head Quarters, for pro
lection against unjust and illegal arrests and I'M
prsonmeut of citizens resident in this Military
Division, who have been in the service of the Uni
ted States but now discharged, for acts committed
10y them while in such service and under the order;
of supCriorS, the Major General commanding, di.
reefs that Department and District commanders
will most strictly prohibit and prevent all such ac
ton on the part OF the civil authority, and will
not permit the arrest imprisonment or trial OF any
person or persons for acts committed 10y them AZ
soldiers, while in the service OF the United States
and acting under orders Of their suPeriors.
This order will not be so construed 0s to inter
ere in ANY degree with the requirements OF Gen
cral Orders No. -, c. s. from these Headquarters
BY Command Of Major General THOMAS;
WA. d. WHlPPLE,
Assistant .igjutaRt General.
Official GEo ". llowARp y. A. q.
You will inform the people of Chrksyie, and
its neighborhoul, Of the existence Of General Or
der 30. ~. hum these Head Quarters, and that
any violation of it, their part viii subject them
TO trial aud Imprisonment by sentcace OF Military
Commission.
Very Respectfully, your obt serv't
q. ". HOWARD,
Capt, and \, \, q.
h, Cot. t.. MERRILL, L. 5. 4.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

WE learn from ST. Louis that a movement of the
ice, OH the 18th, damaged boats TO the extent of
three hundred thousand dollars.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

WY is IL that so much interest is manifested in
Congress, and by many outside parties, to procure
ASSURANCES that the national debt shall be paid?--
They must be apprehensye that, when the full
amount of the deb. is known, and the laboring
classes begin to groan under the weight Of tax
from which the shoddy bondhoders ere exempt
Republication may suggest Itself as the only remedy.
Whether this be so, not it is mpolitc to be taxi
ing any action calculated to suggest the possibility
of such disposition of the national debt because
such action will not Eail to set people 10 think
ing about it, and to suggest the idea that the
efforts to provide guarantees against Reputation
implies doubt of tine obligation to pay the debt.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

TnE Legislature of Kentucky has done a noble
deed in the repeal of the Acknowledgement bill
which eXpatriated and outawed 80 many of its
citizens, That body wisely concluded that the
work Of peace AMI rcCbaton viii soonest be efec-
eel by justice ard moderation, aud that the truly
lrue will yield to kindnc,, what cm never be ey .
ililgd 10y insult and cruelty.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
neA- A washington correspondent of the Gin

CIhIHII UUzttI5 SIys'
Horace Maynard being asked what he thought of
the prospects of the Tennessee delegation since the
last action of the House, said he Shought Thad.
Stephens had the whole Southern Confederacy in
his breechesPockct and meant to keep it there for
a good while. ..
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

WASHINGTON, Dec. ls.-Gov. Tom. Corwin died
at half past clock this afternoon. Those pres
ent at the time of his death were Senators Davis
Guthrie, of Kentucky aud Lane, of Indiana, and
]. q. WetmOre and Others.
HALIFAX, Dec lS-The steamer Cuba from Liv-
crpool, Saturday 9th, and from Queenstown on the
10th, arrived this morning The King of Belgium
is dead.
LONDON, Dec. 9.--Consols for money s7l, Erie
5sl to so, Illinois Central 81 TO 81, United States
5-2Os G3} to Ga.
II was said that Austria and Msxco were neSo-
tating for the more speedy enrolment of 10000
Austrinns, which were to be furnished during five
years.
At the American banquet in Paris on Thanks
giving day Mr. Blgelow expressed very pacific
sentiments General Scho6eld proposed the toast,
Friendship between France and the United States.
The trial Of Major Pike resulted in his conyie-
ton, and he was sentenced to ten years penal SER
yitudc. The trial OF ialligan, an employee in the
Irish Peoples Newspaper Office is progressing.
The Channel fleet is ordered To winter in ireland,
aud the officers are not 10 be- allowed their usual
leave Of absence
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
LOUISVILLE, KY, {.
REFER TO

I, McCullocb, Hon. GA. Henry, DIN. Kennedy,
President Northern Bank, Clarksvle; Thompson
Anderson, Berry Demovlle, A. Hamilton, Nash
vile; w. X. Poston, McGary TO-, Memphis; Bacon,
Clardy K Co. Norton Slaughter y Co., New York ;
j. G. Douhois & Co., NJ. d. Esava, ". NJ. Boulle-
met, Mobile; Fellows & Co., Gold, Roach & Co.,
New Orleans; David Browder Lee Norton Il Co.,
Montgomery, Ala. SalmoI q Simmons Atlanta,
Ga; Glenn SCarr, Rohcrtyk Dunlap Macon Ga;
Frcleigh & Ftzdueb, Mo'A, Edwards & Co., Selma,
Ala or-.S IDec. %, 'c5-9 r
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
een. The following explains itself without any
comment from us:

comment from US:
GIVE Me- NoTIcE.-Gentlemen commencing in
business frequently call editor, soit-soap him
awhile, and eDnclude their stay by saying Cant
You give me a notice in your local column--no-
body reads the advertisements, you know, or
would give you good one for your paper" Now
we always set that man down as not knowing very
much about business or is DESTROYS of sponging on
the good nature Of the newspaper publisher The
idea that no reads the advertisements is erro-
ucous as is proven by every days Transactions All
who have amy experience at all the subject, and
are interested in any special class of business will
look to Il c advertising columns of the local paper
to find them when they read no other portion Of
the paper. This remark applies equally to alt who
are in rant Of any PsrtculHr thing,-that is ex-
acty the persons advertisers wish to reach. Local
notices are good and AS general thing, pay those
for whom they were intended but don expect them
gratis If they pay you, you should be willing to
pay the publisher for their insertion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-10

The more i is practiced the more il
will he approved and advocated by
progressive and imlicions Wool grow.
ers. During The hast winter, 1850
GIL on the lvtl, 81 November. fold
cd 800 head ~ sheep ID the basement
story OF barn 20 hy u le-t This
SPACE Wa divided il three eqrrl con-
AR n,ylu-. With vari added - each
'int exceeding vne-eIghth " 81. scr'
which i an abundance OF rnnnln:
water. They were kept in this fold
until the goth Of April, which is an
unusu,l length 81 time, and during
this wirle period lost Int one sheep
with this single exceptions. the Whole
lock came ont strong. healthy, and 10
good condition. They wers fed gnd
Jay twice day. and a peek II corr
70 each 100 head once every day dur
ug the whole season.
ro BE CONTINUED
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T.. L. n. Il. ANTHONY 4 20.
Manufacturers Of Photographic Mate
rials.
WHOLESALE AsD RETAIL.
sol BROADWAY. N. Y.

In addition 10 our main business Of Pic
roGRAPHlc Materials we sre Hesdqusr-
tiers i"r The following. viz:
STER EOSCOPEs AND STEREOSCOPIc
VIEWS.
D. these We have On immense ssscrimani
including War Scenes. American and For
-ign Cities aud Handicapped. Groups. Sistu.
sry. &c, Sc. Aiso. Revolving Steren.copes.
Tor public or private exhibition. Our Gaia
rgus will BE- sent 10 any address on reciep'
II stamp.
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We were the first 10 Introduce these into
'he U,i'ed States. and We Manufacture i'm
menss quantities IN great variety. rsngi"e
in price from 50 cenis 10 $50 each Our
ALBUMS hsv- the reputation OF being
superior IN besniy and durability to any
other. They will be sent BY mail. free. on
receipt Of price.
IPFinc Albums made TO ORDER N
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BROWNS
PATENT BARTENDER.

The BAB1-TENUk
rs the met comple'e and useful Nugsery
i Invention o. The sge. From charming
Spring Crsdle. u y essiiy and Amos, 10
stanrly converted into either 81 The follow
ing srfiries nsms'y:
RrcLIsr CoUcH, for children too your
70 ~ alone
SIZING CHAIR.
BAEy- WALLER. attractive and useful
OrronAS. for the pssios OF dining room.
HoBBY -HoRsE. for children under i've yesrs
BABY JuxPER. for security. exercise and
smusement.
BIBy-fioRss. o.. when elevated,
A HroH CHAIR, for the table.
NURSERY CHAIR.
The moiion 81 The Bsby Tender. 10 VERT
cal aud noissle~s, 10 derived from Spiral
Spring iB the Orsomsn; snd. unlike that OF
the common Rocking or Ssinging Crsdie.
10 in The highest degree healthy. deiigh,ful
and soothing. II RELrEvEs the MOTHER from
the hardest part Of baby-tending.
Price frome $25 10 $50.
Age'ts Wanted.
TERMS CASH.
When packed the Baby Tender alone
seven cubic feet. sod weighs about
one hundred pounds The horse sdds about
one fourth Of the veiRht and measurement.
a. Send for Desrvintive Catalogues.
BABY-TENDER MFG CO.,
.~ANf 93o Brosdwsy, N. Y.
Nay 1i'h, lS65-3m. s
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AhbANsALE q tn-- ~ anu'srtcy'f N ( ~Dis
No. 1877 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Announess that ~ u the shove Isss oI
goods will " sold 30 One Dollar each
d. consequences 81 ,he greet 80 gsssi.. Of
'rsde IN the msnu fsssurinR diar5e,s q EsR-
llssd, through the ssr having cot ~ ~
ls0pply o. cotton. . large qsassay of vsiss.
BILE JeweIsy. originally irsss1<d Ter ske
English mssket. his been sess - Ter ssI-
l'n shi- country. AID sUsr n scLD A. AR
IsAcRwIcE. Cncsr shese eivesnsssnre.. A.
RAsDAlE = CO. scfine - SCENTS to- she
principal European manufacturers. hsve -
soived upon : eREa1 GIT nsrHuurrsa.
sUbjees 70 she following ressisssoos.
Ceui6cases oS - ssric1s ssss<i<s ere fssi
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md ~hes osdrvrf. &c sshsn out wishoss
regard 10 choi~e. sd sent by nsiI. thss CIV.
ing oil fsis chance On rseeips % the co.,
,i6csse. ycs viii zee what voc ere 70 nave.
end then il 70 q yous opsios 70 end the DOL.
lar srd take the article Or not Purchasers
nay thut obssin Gold Watch. Disaosil
Rings. Or sny Set Of Jsvely on or Iiss|
for One Dollar.
Send IS cents for Certificate.
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charge for iorvssdise The Csrifesse. psyiss
postage, sd doise the bsdisss. ~ sse'sl
each. which mssi b sscise< vhss shsI
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J ASPER and LOOGOOTEE
STAGE ROUTE!

III oLrAR JEwELRY ~ Fins sens. q GOOD
~ o II solid gold. for only one dollar.
sold BY Jos FsrarSAp
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NoTrons in great varIsiv. -- Bought low
49, and ~ sale low, BY dos. FHEApsAr.
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EVERY CITIZEN

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Inn pOrlame AmmOum cruase NJ
GREAT SALE
-
Watches. Chains. Diamond Rings. e.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-06

Madame Gazzaniga, prima donna well known in this
country well as in Europe artist Of fine dra
matte power, such have rarely seen In Americs.
and infinitely superior to any singer now on the boards
arrived in this city by the French steamer the day before
yesterday She Is engaged by Mr. Grau for an opera
season in Chicago New Orleans and Cuba sgnor Muzio
and Madame Muzio also Of Mr.. Grau's troupe the
former as conductor the latter as second soprano.
Whether they will give concerts here not we do NOT
know Their opera season will be inaugurated In Chica
CO. as there present available theatre for thss
purpose here Mr. Grau has applied to the directors Of
the Academy Of Music for that house for the spring sea-
son. Mr. Grau AZ manager has always acted ikea gen.
tleman and man Of business.
The three artists recently imported nom ltaly-a
prma DONNA tenor and basso-about whom there has
been such row got up have been heard BY the public
for several nights the organs Of the opera have
to admit that they are comparative failures None Of
them surpass or indeed equal Kellogg The organs are
always apologzng for the forthcoming Of the now artists
and IL would appear that the only difficulty with them
to decide whether they second rate or third rae
singers. - --