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MILITARY.

NOTICE To DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
Having been estclis Tor over three y, ars In
collecting al cntses,o claims have complete ar
nnetmenis Tor -eullns accounts of soldiers who have
OF War, bGlGnNeA VI lounle., stse bcnntita ana uI
other ArIeArz-tu. Advances mRto. lnlOnnat. on
hcit q deccas Il t.dier. l. Brown CO. BulE-
ere lt.rk Pace. $40
CPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
- In poTtant Sotice--Al 90, .eu musle4td out or
tischHIret uPsL par la eo'ciiptns isA can IC,eiSs
tho ua'auce cue theIu. AIph IN sou o. ~ ,ettc.
TO LETTER 5, tOIFhAN . GO, PAX rov sGS
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BARks-R wslter. Savannah: Gskeile, Bsrbs-
DOES Ibis. Gov B,v, G. Breton. Lesnder, Hsvane
freyr, tNorvegi,nl Nsrteilles
BklGs-Civde, Hillstoro, e. Clara wsit.nd;
Ursnia- tiesfuegos; Odin danish Valparaiso 4;
Rohen kco'e, Barbados; Neva, Fsjarto, =. Rico;
Hsnry Louise, kirSsosne.
sCHooNrks-Epllly. Mobile; Ads Herbert, Glou.
eeser Charles W Bentley, Provincetovn; Nelson
usrtI. Boston for Albany; joseph, oiiene Kate
Wentvorth, Boston for Bsltimors: pecstur Cskes,
Province ON; Auna " Edwards, Pfovinoe'ovn Jc-
,epoiT 2, Stamford Ju,Ia Rich, tll.vouh; nesa
~ HAvet; I'uue. evidence for Ro1'odt; y
Iesse, prnvirenre for ElizstetNpoft n,ris Lest.
HDron' duli, iz'feh. Nev 10 ip.d o. viz I ON
whence; knnie no.ao Ianaoa Itoca..,- sAefa.
BELOW-One 'hp, IN nosn. Wind \ " rain.
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SHIPPING.

DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
l. and Ionton--B- the OH Block sLu Line or
l4veIioOL Ne tl LTlAA IOk sails IN AuFust IN,
For loudou--E, W. srElsON, sails on Aug tf.n'
or p.esAso apply 10 WILLIAMS a AUION, 4JIu.ton
~. SO
CTEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
ppOol- hELN IA, scpt. 23d. Cabin ppssse,
s9I; steelaie So; pEGle IN curencj. Appy 70
WILLIAMS q GtiON, - B.oAIWay. ~
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NhNlNE NEWS.
Sept rs. Rns. as. s,.Ae III. w,or-l

CLEARED
srE AasHIP- PropOntiI hissia., for Liverpoo
B\RKs -Ue'ou Anjer an ancsco, Ellcn Mo-
ri.oA. DrIna.ars 'ls.y s'.non, usNe,ion, Texas
.rRIGs,nNlY,s,'lh9S', - ,1' SnI Scio, cenfogo,
ph q, / - Coe, Isnnz'f; fahic ph BORON
s,uGONER'-k e,pe, Buhu,,t; Vim Him, por..
land; A Blad.o,u, uo-aiyef ll..S CuTa,oa VIZ
AkEIvEn
srEAMsHIrs-Lucy, Ne hon, An.dn. s,v,r.
I,,s,'on. lie; s'sriight Nlha!ns, ION. y a., E ~
Ia Ult..uvr-; Chaso, saNsagab FraueorI na.s.
49,. L.. AtsSiA -. klsaiIsil Vi. aara.lx ~ '''r
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INSTRUCTION.

pANJ0 AND JIG DANCING, CLOG, BUE. .
ID yo rs I b5 fsI'7: Aass: sg ' a.
Forsyth Terms moderate. s'ti'iac ion gusar'n. {,
tied. 20
DANJO AND GUITAR TAUGHT BY NJ :
ID Champion method; IS oonrse q le.sons. ). K.
BucKIET 81 kns 1t y " 70 Aiddash 4, FPeAi :.
Fulton, Bfooklyn '' a
COOPER uNrOE FOR THE ADVANCE :
~ NFNT coz .CtlrCE fhN Akt. $500 d,
FR~r ~ tii| SCI OyL q sC'.'C ~ tEN .
Fklr RrrIts . 0Etrn IU I, ~
HMil o. S6N6.f.'ac '.....,. IT, -,-.
Ci.Cut c'At..ri .. j. it. t." 60 ~
the scNscI. tha t.tu1c- g. aUu .sH. &c D" ~"
tsincd ,'e ef1.o any G,,. or .'Ouds. Ne.ae ~,
ip5 e.'icfs o. an -ro7 70 nc + re ~ s'' Fl,
cfte'en'e 91q A. VI Ttyei' t. q Oh ~
ins III, lat week In Sc,t,inier ron lu b P". 7
Applications for toms.ion 70 lle zee ~ ,sorl
Of Art To- Women may q made p. ihe flee oAi,y
alter Ocioter gemy 4. N.tili L ".
TIE ReA iEs !. oIn 'nd ~ GAiIcry bte cPen 10
IN, public. hoh day and evening, without Huy ~
III. 0,thoon Ice Chor','et Ci-.-ul'i hodu,,s.
,op, dun LIS tte day, sDl j. Irnoi 10 Ia .ic'aai
n'yf. The tfi0cC WI. nee; op We cfil.s s"d
Flids' = At The ,er.e hour.
,Aypiea,ol. ,sr a. a. ....on mn'. te made t1 rs
the IH' week IN october on The Above ncnjlaed
fhe Free sles, s,tc,i ofs i'ae. mi A., W. "a
sn9 gu ctatt.'e he ioiie-ins SCI I,,a ois.uiy
2t-teometrv.
:a-Lossriihn' and rliuo tnd Spherical Tf.sons
4,t-An-l,,'e-' sus I've ip.ive Gso1stry.
IN, feteniii' and ln'esiu Cs1ailL
ith-Ns urai Ih'lo.oph-
81 :. tiemostaiy CA m'.ry, and Chemistry AZ
,9hh-,,r&'y'e 6, ,9t ors,n.o Cbsnh,sz.
llth- Mechanic a 10 Az iug
nl-D,ssitr i!o' tcrs.
i,'ha Dt,g.u. tom t. o.
Il L-lelspec.,v.
TIE Ie:g,i cou''e o'"aiy require, I've .rm,ha,
The ~ 9s nqTbe' of,rplioanu -ho can al
lhhiet a.e otnittd 70 the -lasIHs In n. Aenstis,
Chenlitrv md N'rit rnrg,Oihy
~. teei,,y lg'V Nd ma ,rs' ;3- dr,sirr. .-.
ei.a'r Monday, NeoLe.ds' Or Ffl.a. s-eur,,
ne yat'trs e-.s' "a the seEooi viii n.ct or
-. SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT.
| TUESDAY. OCT 2. Aioois, ne.ei puvs Ceorro.
| Wy, Ansyursi GeOhe'.lb ttd DtereniL and IT,
owEpNLaOAY, Oct. 4-Geome,r, and Ans'ySt.
! III kSpAY Oct s-rlcr en,a-y Chemistry
fEfli,,Af, oct .-Nssa al faiiosophy, LogsitlI4i
~ Rsbs,Y, oct, Mechanics.
sAl' kDAf 81 4, tl, d, 3 y,. sud Debate.
| MONDAY Oct 9.-AIch. Cctu;nI Ufnvipr q. 9.
hccA",iesl pfasiug s,,s. /. ,. 3, 7rud . h.aoir,
from G :. ana Life. 90. snd D.ssius i-Ua,
| fltsDtl, OCT i. IA-ehitrc'nral p-.v,r-..o.
Z; seShanicll Draw nr. secs = = T. anu ;; DIs,iug
MLnSfspAY. oct II. T. ,pectlve. ,es.S.
hArLRnAf, Oct. II. -rHspc,u,o. ,ec. /.
mR sbAS School ia fRAcric&NL' CinI{JEi'c
Ihf VII Re otgsn red, vhicl ~ 10 under NJ b..
nAlLbllN has leen tp2o.n.eI P.elo 6olo! Aa.l,,'.
e- Chtmitry.
, A., aioima,ion corecrnirr IT may Re ob,sia,i t.,
I NNt AiihN. :. 81 ~ y. ( he / IL
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SAVINGS rsANAs.
MECHANICS' AND TRADERS sAvIy

MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS
It lns'ituton, No. 1913 Bovery
hiN per cent in ele.t oN Ell sums Of Sl,cOo and
under. Fave per cent on laTFer Gums
Deposits ma a before Oct LIST will draw in.
terest from that date. Open daily from ~ AN to 4
I. 81, ana on Mondays aud Wedne,day's from IL A
NJ ~ I Pm. CHAS. PEEK, Pre.iusnt
HENRY G. FISHER, Secretary. al
tn L NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NEW YOKE.
CAPITAL. ,S2,CJlUtH. / ~ RPLt S......s1 onf on
mi, Bank viii issue Certificates Of u post hearing
mtrr,t! on favorable teim,. j. L. WORTH, Cashier
New YORK, Aug. 81, 1868. $50
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LOST AND FOUND.


RANK BOOK IOST-GN TIE RITFCKrR
sGest t-yur h.rE 20. gaI,oog !fe ,8I,r
WI ? ethe return ~ - tie lIauk 81
RANK-BOOK LOST ON THE SFANi,NS
return IL 10 tie bank
,oST OR STOLEN 49, PASS BOOK NO
4ibIl OF The Emi.iaut Industrial Saviur. Il,rt
App, cs''on VIII lenu.Je 10 The BHnk ic- new IL
TUE, Depositor. To-
7 .OST-BOOK 40. 21o.s!G. ON TIKI
Bovory savings Bank. TIE CuJcr viii pe,.
~ Urn lhc Ok 10 the Bank aud roceiyo tie n.un
- ' o'H"I' tSa
~ \ REWARD-LOST, ON FRIDAY FVLN.
lnr, sept. 18Th, an oval lis .s'-p4u, fot Afcuad
slH peMs ana jets, coL's.u'n. hair o. d fereIad
nu'u1ha tud chHd, Any pcTtOn hLGuc 10 viii f.re,w
~ Gtovt te"agd By 1ppD Ing 10 Ma RIDDLE, ~
Wv "o'P'aN -tthN isI9
$40 REWARD-LEFT, ACCOUNT BOOK
~ aud bl l-lCsds, 10 e. to. ether, on Sltu.day,
ION inst, IA Hu e,h eve. ,af-So d Ielye A. A
sly " ess st,h e. o. ~ WsshtLston MatsG 81;
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NiELIRIENE.s.

& ANCERs-CAECFRS-CANCFRS-C
- eeFt Con nor 10 To. eel eRteut .,..fc4t
'll' cure ei'.' Q. Ni,tnut tie zee % ,iekuI-
ivc'ps w eye, 81 90 ,leot expense ON,
Hudson 1t, sth 1907 on K.nrs. 8ei
DISEASES OF TIE EAR. EYE, THROAT,
luns, ana Cafsuh te.'ru b d.. MAL.c,U A.,
~ Is a., hev York ii !. -
DOCTOR t. CpYAEY, or LONDON, Has
itteiy srrive. Ia Me- York, nd c1n e a.
81 20 h. oone st. oin mill IL Iu oI,ii "a
- 'M = un'H 10 ne c,tu3Es. A il!, /. not .
$780, n.Neris' mtut al Wn0 are afflicted a.etar-
lie ad-Ie's s.5 Is. oome 4. SO
III. BONE, III WEST 10TH ST.-ulS
ea'ss OF The heur', lunp liver kldne l. ulcega'f
EIo-L, S.oluIa o'S ulcer JUNIORS p.itf, sgely ic 7
~-A sass>sA slA.A- iisaIs ! W 4 Sld . DsPb
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ARTICLES FOE SALE.

TO SEGAR MANUFACTURRRS-FINT
Il Havana tobacco Wrappers sud lcrt e. ,urts
AteyG iog safe ioF, 81 JOSH Enrique ID sAS,
nos, 90 tecgf A. 80
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HORsEs. CARRIAGES. DC

a SPAN or SOUND HORSES AND D1uh.
hAfLe.l ict SAFE Tor want VI uss. Pace tsy.
Apply al 10 Bie,ctrr a. 40
a HORSE FOR SALT-A FINE YOIsS,
= ho.te, Cauaaisn. 8 yc,is Old atolt built tou,
and Kind adapte! u5 ia era " greece VII bc ,oId
ehe-p. lnsulie 90 1913 Ne-ck t. -
EOR SALE--A FIRST CLASS EXPRESS
VISOR. JOSEPH DUYLE, l,0 seventh ace ueI
lIth and sth sts IS
FOR SALE-A HANDSOME GREY Miro,
years o., 10 h.4ea 10 %, ssIGl suI LllI a. il
htr ., aud fp.g...r. rat!s Die. IoU.s.tn "A
l'o "e't as ~ lUli llosFmrA's fhop. "a
HORSES fOG SALT HORSES 70
sac cheap young anu SCUM, fen l4'.t
haNls ulth g 10 hul.c AM t..ht tstcA; p!lst
sold on 6err UNI OF ogrer lQ1yinl tla d. An
81 MA'tsst, near C-ne. ~
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BOY WANTED IN A GROCERY STORE.
- Apply At Gil Greenwich 81, Letp cen Cia.kson
ard Leroy So. 80
FARMERS 49, WANTED 9 OR 3 GOOD,
l. rsNdy mon Who are GOOD fa-rer,; stead work:
no heu need apply, rs Greenwich o.. at Ct IL
RTERs. 81
TT SHOULD BE UNDERSTOOD THAT
Il all The miseries Of Consumptiou "'he itch ina In
the THROAT, the COUGH. PAINS In The Sff,F md
CHEST SHORT MSS Of BREArHiS', srd DlLZt-
Mss q the HEAD. Gie cEused ty phleFrn, OF NIT
ter sbich has accumulated in the Lunss end ar peS-
safes.
In the earlier ,.se. ~ Con,umpt on mi. IT sitter /.
hicb and stsfch.ike, and reUuiic s conuIarahe En-
ettion the part Of the sufefer 10 remove 81 rom
the LungR. The Cough IN COnruuip'ion 10 simply an
effort TO relieve the Luues Of this corturt MAJ er
cure II e cough md Oh or SIN pom, q Cogsumpion,
We us, hrst remove the matter which produces moe
symptoms.
d. oTootF can refer TO over $40 patient, re,iiins
IN the city VI New Noil whom he has cured Of Con-
sumption. scme of those were % lsr ndvan, ed 10 u Q
depe US to le pronounced lncurabe BY other physi-
Glars
The preparation. With Witch he cure, Consumption
az Manufactured by himself and he would inv Sc
every one no suffeis wiih Consumption tny Of ~
an ptoins - call ~ his Office and inve,tirate tAe
eures which have resulted from tie OF hli me4i-
cines
NC. O'TOOLE. NJ
Physician for the Throst nd Lungs
So Third avenue.
100 shove 10Th st.
THE BOAT RACE THAT WAS TO TAKE
l. place At the Elysi,n Fields on hcnday, 10 inst
poned until ~eGne day, the 20 h, play or pay. 29b
WET NURSE wANTED-A HEALTHY
w woman sni ID reference. Apfly 81 1.5 tf ecu.
vieh a. OF Mr,. Ci nEihk. Ss,
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE. To rent
- or eNchante-An fret cIsss IulouiAcs. rev "a
ssconn nsna' Gle, y tor cash or pat omeGt, A. 5
nioh.NS' w s'A-a. hh,hihea bou. ht Of advances
"l"u'' An
SEWING MACHINES-5O SINGERS I'd
- hand viii he Iold az low pi!ces for caL or ~ :,
pslmeni IoNtL IllneE Wbcec. NiltlS
Nic.t blths Tor sale OF 10 rent. ..sJh4aes lou d
sAl eAchshs'd, Al Ss5 Broadway. upsarg. a.
w hfELER WILSON'S SEWING MA.
ohhos $50 Fulton 4, BIo0kl,r. also machine,
70 let ahe the Hove mrch,le Tor -s.e and y a. !
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING sdA.
ohlues TO rent tp ,u:id neu y. 4 W'sto4eut
~ sl Gu me low ~ pJtsl 9 tc ne; sn.C.'s $50.
= WICK 'Ilh', Gtcyer A Baktl's HuV q. OF
~. "s'Is' e~h OF pat payment. Cal ~ GIeovwpa
~
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Too Late f0r classification.

RoY WANTED IN GROCERY STORE.
- Apply a, Gil Greenwich 81, Letp cen Ci.-kson
and Ie- o. Sc. 50
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THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Il old nevsp p'rs psrphiet., books. and urstr D.
per OF ever Cescrption. SiOCkMELL 4 EMEg-
sON, 20 Ann Il door west OF Nassau. .l5
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01
LETTER LIST.
Letters Remaining UncIafane t

Letters REMAINING UmChalueN
in the Post Office at Carksville State of Tenn, on
st day of Sept, 1865.
To obtain any of these letters, the appl-
cant must call for "AuUertsed LETTERS give the
date of this list and pay two cents for advertising
BsAr ''If not called for within ONE MONTH,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
"Free delivery of letter, by carriers at the resi-
denccs of owners in cities ard large towns may
be secured by observing the following rules
81 Direct letters plainly to the street and num-
Der, as well as the post-oftice and State.
"2. Head letters with the writer's post-Ofiice aud
State, street and number, sign them plainly with
full name, and request that answers be directed
accordingly.
"3. Letters to strangers transient visitors in
town or city, whose special address may be un-
known, should be marked, in the lower left-hand
corner, with the word Transient
81. Place the postage stamp on the upper right
hand corner, and leave space between the stamp
and direction for post-marking without interfering
with the writing.
| an. B.-A request for the return Of letter to
the writer, if unclaimed within thirty days when
written or printed with the writer's name, post
Office and State, across the left-hand end of the
envelope, on the face side, will be complied with
at the usual prepaid rate of postage payable when
the letter is delivered to the writcr.-Sec. %, Law
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01
For The Chronicle.


Me-ss, Editors In our large travelling expert
ence, we have never put up a: hotel more to our
liking than the "Nationai' OF your city, kept by
that prince Of landlords Mr.. Sam. Grant His
rooms are well ventilated, bedding clean, and his
tables are loaded with the profusion of the old
fashioned hospitality. Sam. himself is one Of the
best of good fellows, and treats all his guests
Strangers and friends alike, as his personal friends
Billy Smith, his Office clerk, is Incompatible in
that capacity uniformly suave and attentive to all
and Mr. Hyer, the Steward, is unusually vigilant
and polite in his department; whilst Mr.. Bromfield
dspenses beverages in the elegant little saloon in
the basement of the hotel in the most gracious and
agreeable style. Mrs Norris, an elegant and ac-
complished lady, Is the housekeeper and superin-
tendent of the ladies' department.. Goodbye,
friend Sam, with our hearty good wishes for that
abundant success which you and your excellent
hotel so we'll merit. VIAroRs.
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-cEDRoN,

which is the basis of the Bitters now offered 10
the public That honor belongs to theInatiye in
habitants of Central America, to whom its virtues
have been known for more than two hundred
years. Armed with it the Indian bids defiance to
the most deadly malaria and handles without fear
the most venomous serpents. 1t is belief With
them that while there is breath Left in the body the
Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what the dis
ease may be. sea .a4f
While DR.. Bull is not prepared to endorse this
extravagant pretension he is nevertheless satisfied
from thorough examination of the evidence rola-
ting to its virtues, that a remedy and preventive
from all diseases arising from exposure, either TO
changes of weather and climate, or to the MAS
matte influence, IL stands
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

ReN-. The Southern newspapers are displaying a
great deal of energy in their efforts to keep their
papers aaOat Notwithstanding the tornado which
Frustrated them all but few months ago. We
find upon table no less than three dailies pub
lished at Macon, Ga, the Telegraph, the JcEna,
and the Gdzetts. We discover change in the ed
itorship of the Telegraph. Mr.. Dumble, formerly
of the Memphis Appeal has taken the editorial
chair, and Harry Flash, the Warrior Poet has
disappeared from view. From Selma, Ala, we
have the Times, of which NJ. J. Williams of the
Reporter, which persisted in the counagration Of
the I'd of April, lighted by order of Gen. Wilson,
is editor and proprietor We congratulate him
upon his resurrection and would inqaire where is
the Ms'issppianF where ia the DSssatchP and
where, oh, where is the Rsbeli Are an non sst'
Speak Jack. Let us not "bgrst in ignorance
We extend cordial welcome TO these Southern
cotcmporares and welcome them TO our table.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

LET those who have doubted the virtues OF
Bulls Cedron Biters if any such there be- read the
following certificate from gentlemen well known
in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will
save the lives of thousands Of our soldiers.
LOUISVILLE, KY. June 8, 1863.
We, the undersigned, have seen the good effects
produced by the use of DIR. John Bulls Cedron
Btters in cases Of general debility and prostration
Of the system, and believe its general use would
prevent disease and relieve much suffering. Among
our soldiers particularly would this be the case,
especially those who are exposed to miasmatic in
nunce in the southern climate.
Maj Phillip Speed Col. Int Revenue, Sd Dis
trict, KY.
Chas. B. Cotton Collector of the Port of Louis
villa, Ky.
Col. II. Dent. Provost Marshal General of Ken.
lucky.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

psA. The crops throughout this section Of
country are suffering greatly from the long con-
tinued drouth. The tobacco, especially, which
was unusually far behind in consequence of the
backwardness of the season in the spring, is likely
to be injured to q very important extent Great
injury has already resulted from the want of rain
and few days more of dry weather will render
the maturing of a considerable portion Of the croT
an mpossibity.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01
Il. ID. LEONARD,
ReNJ Estate s4Gent
AND
AUCTIONEERl
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.

w selling of REAL ESTATE, and purchase and
sale of all descriptions Of property. He will at
tend to the hiring house servants and farm hands
Persons wishing to employ laborers will be able to
procure them by communicating with him. lie
will be ready atall times TO attend to any business
in the departments mentioned, either here or else
where. Having been twenty years engaged
in the business and enjoying an extensive acquaint-
ance through the country, he feels confident of his
ability to advance the interests Of all who may call
for his services,
p. S. He will make it to the interest Of those
wishing situations in the city country to call on
him. neAp Office at the "Chronice" Office.
August is, lS65-n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

Gay Mrs. Bibb will commence her school on
Monday, September 4th, in the basement of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The room has
been thoroughly cleansed and repaired and the
upper or church-room will hereafter be used only
by the members of that church. Mrs. Bibb's
past reputation as q teacher speaks more fo- her
than anything we could say, and we trust she will
receive that liberal patronage her unrivalled sue
cess in the past SO well deserves.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01
trustees Sale al Auction.

4 WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
4 on SATURDAY, the 10Th Of September, at
Auction, If not sold privately before that time the
HOUSE AND LOT, the property Of J w. Foster,
fronting on Commerce street. and running back to
the next street. Comfortable Brick residence and
Out Houses, sc, Also, at same time, two vacant
lots, First cross street with % feet front, run
ming back SC feet each.
Terms--one-IIalf Cash, balance in six and
twelve months
T. d. LEONARD, Auctonecr.
Aug ia ID WS ". DAnEL, Trustee.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01
DIR. JOHN BULL,
Of Louisville, Ky.

His inimitable preparation Of SARSAPARTL-
LA, has long stood at the head of the various
compounds of that valuable drag.
His COMPOUND OF wfLD CHERRY has be-
come household word throughout the West and
South.
His WORM LozRNGES, in less than year amer
their introduction, attained reputation as wide.
spread as the continent of America.
But the browning glory Of his life -semains 10
be attained in his discovery, or rather couihina-
on, for he does not claim TO be the discoyerer Of
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

aH- John Holmes, son Of Dr.. Holmes, Of this
county, a young man II years of age, jumped
from a second story window few nights since, in
a dream, and broke both his arms. We under
stand that he is recovering.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

a6- Our townsman, J. o. Shackelford, recently
Chancellor, has been promoted to the Supreme
bench of the State. He leaves here on Sunday to
hold court at Knoxville. Mr. Thomas Barry Of
Sumner county has been appointed Chancellor tc
fill the vacancy o:casioned by the promotion o
Judge Shackelford
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01
In DYSPEPSIA

And Its attendant train of symptoms, II acts more
like charm than medicine. There is nothing in
the range of Materia Med,o1 that can for a moment
bear comparison with II in .Ns disease.
A full account of this wonderful plant may be
found in the 18th edition of the u s. Dspensato-
ry on pages 1877 and 1888. I'll "a fts
series of experiments in which DR.. Bull has
been for years engaged, has just been brought to
successful termination and he is now enable to Of
fer to the public a combination of Cedron wlfi
other approved tonics, the whole preserved in tho
best quality of copper-distilled Bourbon whisky,
which he is confident has no equal In the world.
He might furnish volume of certificates, but
The public have long since learned 10 estimate
such things at their true value The safest plan il
for every one TO test for himself the virtses Of
new medicine.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

nay We regret to learn that young jeff. Bois-
scou, of this city, who accidentally shot himself
in the short time since, was compelled to
submit to the amputaton of the limb on Monday
last. The operation was performed by Drs
Wright and Haskins He is now doing well.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

meA- Bell h Sheridan have just refitted their
photograph establishment with new paper, new
carpets, and a fresh coat of paint. They are now
prepared to execute pictures of all tho latest Styles
and guarantee the highest satisfaction.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

LosT.-Either in GAINESVILLE, or between Clarks-
vile and Frcdonia, pair Of spectacles, silver
frame, in an old morocco case. A liberal reward
will be paid the finder on leaving them at the
CHRoNicLE Office.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

UNIVERSITY OF VIasNIA.-CharleJ s. Veaable
was elected Professor Of Mathematics in the Uni
versity of Virginia on Wednesday lie was on
General Lees staff throughout the war, aud among
the letters Of recommendation was a very earnest
one from the Rebel eX-General- in chief
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

nsA- The next session of Miss Sallie Towards
school win commence on Monday next, in the
basement of the Presbyterian Church. Miss How
ards long experience and popularity rs a teacher,
and The rapid advance of her pupils in their stu
dies, are the best evidences of her capacity and
we have no doubt that she will have full school,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

aea- The annual Convention of the Episcopal
Chuch Of this State will commence at Nashville on
Wednesday next. The session promises to be an
interesting one as the subject of the election of a
Bishop will be before it.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
POINDEXTER & POLLARD

Have secured the services of T. D. LEONARD, Esq,
as Auctoneer for their Tobacco Sales at Trice's
Landing. Mr.. LEoNARD's reputation as a Tobacco
Auctioneer, is so well established as to need no
comment. The first Tobacco Sales in GAINESVILLE
were conducted by him, and the Tobacco market
increased 70 its vast proportions under his admins
traton.
The Tobacco sales, at Triccs Landing, win com.
mence, positively, on SATURDAY, It'll October "a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-01

GOVERNOR BRANLETTE has appointed Mason
Brown State Treasurer, 10 MI the vacancy caused
by the death of Mr.. Garrard, late incumbent and
Conservative candidate for reelection Mr.. Brown
Is a conservative