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The national Republican., 1866-08-14

A0Breech-Loading Arh.-Ths Beard for
the Examination Of Breech Loading Arms Of which Cen
sral Hancock 10 prssidsat IL now in sssson at No. 81
Windsr's Building.
Arms will bs received daily. between The hours Of II
g. IN. and p. m, NATL further notice. ,.rI
Inventors are requested TO submit their arms In per-
son or By agent TO the recorder Of the board.
aH. fn-a ..Hf. rr W, OWENS,
Capt 6th .. 9. Cav. Brew. Lieut.. COL o. 9. A.,
mhl2-U ..E H" ss... Rsaordsr
The national Republican., 1866-08-14
President SnSsuGS f..h.

The Anglo Amercah Hnhs, published in
London. has an article upok ths Memphis
riots, which closes with the fol|ewing re-
marks: "Androw johnson has 3 gigantic
task before him. Few ofus can appreciate
the enormous difficulties with which he has
to contend. Few Of us can understand the
means by which he hopes to perform the sol
emn promise he there made. His measures
may not appear to us directly to lead to such
an object, and we must not forget that the
children Of Israel passed to their promised
land through forty years Of suffering in the
desert, and that their leader was only per-
mittedt to get q glimpse ofthe country which
Providence had marked ont for his followers.
There are those who believe that the Prcsi-
dents heart has failed him in the task that
he has fallen of from the stern resolve re-
quired for the weary struggle. But we do
not believe this We believe Andrew John
son to be patriot with his heart fxed on
the grand object Of reconstructing the Union,
Of giving to the South the law, peace, order,
and equal rights of the North. II is no fault
Of his IL slavery has SO degraded a large sec
ton Of the citizens he rules, that nothing but
years Of patient legislation and strong gov.
ernment can elevate the lawless people into
the highest task of o, civilized community
that Of governing its own passions.p d.
The national Republican., 1866-08-14

- Coliector's Omcs, city Hall, washipg.
tor, D. O., August I, lse6.-N0TlCI TO TAxPAYERs,
Notics s hereby given that by sn oct approved July
& al real spd personal psopsrty,
stocks &C., for the year 1896 is hxed a one dollar aud
Ten cents on every hundred dollars Of the
value Of said property Upon all taxss npos eli psop
ey not In arrears for taxes for general purposes an
abatement Of Eve per cent h allowed from August !,
1885, until the last day Of October 1885, after which no
abatement will be allowed. WIN DIXON,
aus-'hstuSVt Collector.
The national Republican., 1866-08-14

IsrERsAL REvEsUK.-Ths receipts from inter.
nal revenue yesterday were "a, ,063, 1923.
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DIS eyal Heirs Net Enfitisd 70 Arrears si
Pay and Bounty.

By order Of the Secretary Of War, q special mill
tary- -DmmissiOn, Of which tho following named
oaicSH constitutes the detail, will assemble at
Raleigh, N. G., on the 18th Instant for the trial
Of such cases as may be brought before 1t: Brevet
Maj. Gen 7. II. Rugsr. U. s. vols; Col. John
Mansfield, 18th regiment v. R. G.; Brevst Lieut..
Col. E. s. Allen, A. Q M. vols; Lieut.. Col. wm
II. Beebs, l2sth U. s. colored troops; Brevet Maj.
0. p. @, Clarke, Y. r. c.; Lieut.. Hiram Jackson,
v. h. c., and Capt. J. u, Watrous, 1884 U. s.
colorsd troops, Judge Advocate.
The national Republican., 1866-08-14

Mas, MACMILLAN has arrived In Psrh,
sskiss aid W Aaz,
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ArAmanusnsis.-Psrson desiring the SER
vices Of > OoPyIsr or AMARUgHsIs. can bs aseomno.
dated BY lady who writes neat and plain hand, By
applying At No lss Sixth street west between N and
streets north. .a.' .. '" u ~ ap23-tf
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me Philaaeiphis Convention wig.

,il. .r wan. .usia0 jt1tiJ F lo
The wigwam, in which the sessions of the
convention are to be held has front Of LAG
feet upon Girard avenue. The front Is two
stories high, and will have twelve large win
dows and Eve doors. The doors to the gal
leries are at the east and west ends of the
front. The main entrance leads into vesti.
bule twelve feet wide and forty feet long,
terminating at the lobby and opening into
the smphitheatre. This place will seat about
three thousand persons. 1t Is semi-crcular
in the front, and terminates by square angles
at the south end. II will be provided with
settees and benches. g |.3-.l.. .r ...
The stage is at the extreme rear of the
building, and consists Of central staging
about twenty-five square feet, and side stands
for reporters. The galleries, which will seat
about 1000, rise from the east and west sides
Of the amphitheatre to the walls Of the wig
wan, curving to the sides of the vestibule on
the north. Access will be had TO this part OF
the structure through the lobby and from the
exterior. Only ladies, or gentlemen accom-
panied by ladies, will be admitted TO the lower
tier Of seats. The space under the elevated
oSeso VIM w uAviuSu iheo bAnhiiCt EOOiub iOT
the use Of executive committees, banqueting,
telegraph room, &c. Retiring rooms will be
placed in the rear Of the stage arsH
y The interior Of the wigwam1 will be deco
rated with; flags, and from the speakers stand
will rise an arch Of thirtysix sections, each
section representing State The spaces
will be occupied by the coat Of arms or the
different commonwealth. The roof Of the
Immense building is supported by columns
placed ten feet apart, and extending ten feet
on each side from the end Of the galleries to
the vestibule. The roof will be Of board,
covered with felt, to prevent leakage. BY
rise Of twelve feet at an oblique angle the
roof covers the galleries, and is distinct from
the Gaping Of the amphitheatre. Between
the two roof there is an open space, extend
ing around the entire building, designed for
ventilation. The front, decorated with flags,
will present very fine view from Girard
avenue. A flagstaff, one hundred feet high,
will crown the peak Of the roof directly over
the main entrance, H+'F i.H 1rg asHri.. Ir
The national Republican., 1866-08-14

- Moth and Frsckles.-Ladies amicted
with DseoloraoAs on the Fass called moth patches or
freckles, should use Psrry's Celebrated Moth and
freetle Lotion IT'S infaiiibis Prepared BY Dr. b. c.
PERRY, DsrmatologSt, 10 Bond street. New York. Sold
BY all druggists In washingten aud elsewhere Price
W .'." nyl7.ttAs9m
The national Republican., 1866-08-14

ASMadam Aonnts' Pie salvs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; aso Consumption Destroy
or, and An Entire Cure for the Broaehitis Asthma &e;
can bs found at sses Drag Store. opposite National
Hotel, oiimans, near Metropolitan Hotel; Yords.
ner Of Rlsvsnth and Pennsylvania avenue; Entwisss
corner Of Twelfth aad Psansylvaaia avsnls; Iiiiots
corner Of and Twelfth s.rssts Hsrbaush's corner Of
Seventh and O. tr' .r'7 isla.2
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son, J. M, Preston, @. N. Dunar. ]. II. Wallace, c.
Il. Pritman, Gen. Thomas II. Benton, jr, Gen. T..
II. Warren, J. W. Stewart, Maj Thos. d Hunt
Col. s. @. yannnda, ]: d. Gamble, DR.. J. +. Fair.
Lauren Dewey, o. II. p. Scott, Bdmund Jager, Col.
VIM. u. Small, Seq o. Butler, Wm. Mills, L. l..
Ainsworth, P. Richardson, 0. II. p RozelIs, Jarius
Il. Zeal, Jno. White, Geo. Gillespie, ]. VI. Murphy
James d. Test, ]. W. Warner, NJ. D. MoHsnry, ].
M. Tattle, d. y. Ellsworth, Q. B. Dstsom, H. y, J..
Boardman, J. A. Hall, David II. Scott, p y. Hill,
DR.. VIM. A. Chase, Col. D +, Sanford, William b
Hammond, Col. Q. II. Mackay, Maj. J. b. Ather.
ton, Col. aeo. Barton, John X. Lyon, Capt VIM.
h. Taylor, D. Richie. W. q. Stousberry, and J. r.
Grifith. ''. '.a .H
Ohio.-wm. Allen, George II. Pendlstou, Goo
W. Moran, W. R. Willstt, g. l.. Vallandighnm.
= Gilmore. John ii james, J. 8. Dawson Jno.
W. Mathers, John II. Young. i I. Baokus, r. T,
Bannsy, X. D. Payne, Moses Kelly Thomas
Ewing, Lewis ID. Campbell, James B. steadmsn,
Wm. .. Groesbeck, James A. Gtugor, NJ. r. Waite,
y. @. scoyille Thos? sherlock. OIL.
Florida.--R. D. Wright, o. M"Ayery, George
Walker. deorgs s. Hawkins, y. =. Pitman, J. B.
Durham, J. b. Love, Robt, Davidson, W. Call, J.
L. MeKibbin, George W, Scott, R. II. Gamble, M.
D. Papy, Thonns Randall, +. Mcleod, T. o.
Holmes, J. b. Dawkins, NJ. solany, J. Stephen
Maxwell, VIM. Marvin, W. O. Malonsy, james
Osttss.
Indiana WIN. g. Smith, David GiIgore, D. s.
Gooding d. Garland Rose, L. o, De Beuler, W. @.
Preston, John s. Davis, Colonel singlsr, JOS G.
MoFsstsrs Jas. Garyin, John Ferris, Solomon
Meredith, r. ". Williamson, John NJ Flynn, II. A.
A. swope, O. T. Matson, Ezra Reed, W. @. Wilson,
W. @. Kise Henry Crawford, r. II. Rose John B.
Howe, Marshall W. Wines, Nathan P. Bindssy,
Edward Wilson. 30 EHa...
New Hsmpshirs.-Daniel Marcy, Joseph II.
Smith, John W, Sanborn, Alexander II. Tilton,
John M. Hin, Mr.. Burleigh, osisb.B, Bowers, Mr..
Cutter, Ephraim Hutohins, james N. Lowering,
Lewis W, Clark, William p. Wheeler, Edmund
Burke, John @, Sinclair, william Burns, william
The New York herald., 1866-03-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAaB-coN-
"A tanning nearly 30 pages and $50 nne plates and en-,
cravings Of the anatomy OF the human organs In ssafa
q health and disease with treatise on esriy error ~ De-
porable consequences the mind and body, with the
authors plan of only rational and successf
mode OF cure. shown by the report of cases tested
MARRIAGE who would know their physical condition sent
address receipt Of &c In stamps
% postal currency Address Or LA csVi MAIDEN Aos,
Albany. ". r.
The New York herald., 1866-03-21

rNo CONTRACTORs.-PROPosAL WILL BE RECETv.
ed until the 18th instant for repairing the
New York and schuyk Coal Company foot Of Fourteenth
street. East river and for dredging the dock Application
Be made on the premises 70 the undersigned before
~ or between the hours Of and O'Clock p. NJ, When
JAMES o,NErrL. Agent.
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THE BALL SEASON.

L,IRsT ANNUAL BALL OF COMPANY h. FIRST RE.
gimsnt N. o. s. N ", Hawkins Zouaves Captain Au-
gust Rassga, be held Thursday evening March n
1885 at Harmonic Garden o TO las Essex street Tickets
81, 10 be had at the door,
The New York herald., 1866-03-21

CoxmyoRp.-On Saturday, March II, at No 66 Pitt
street, N. Y Sarah wife OF James Comerford and
laughter Of the late A. d. Mccormick, of Springfield N
j., Of daughter.
The New York herald., 1866-03-21

JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 6 PINE
IA. street-Genteel Household Furniture at auction.
A. JOURNEAY will sell at auction, Wednesday. March
2 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the residence No 2I West Twen-
ysecond street. Seventh general assortment
Of Par0r Chamber and Dining Room Furniture consisting
in Of Velvet Brussels and Three ply Carpeng
wood Suit, Pier Mirrors, rosewood Etagere &c
The New York herald., 1866-03-21
HENRY D. MINER AUcroSEER sALEsRoox
HENRY d. MINER. AucrIoNEER.

urxvp . ooxpyv,, n IN, opposlte tne fost once
day. March a. at IL O'Clock front of saesroom, dark
roan saddle horse, years old IL hands high very snowy
ne action has been driven by lady good also In harness.
perfectly gentle kind and warranted IN every respect
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IIENRY d. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 MAS.
Ii sAu street, opposite the Post ONCE.

I%gcr.a.s sale q shsass collection Of modern OIL
and foreign of which painted n order
present owner, who is about travelling abroad.
day and Friday evenings, March y "a at 7x O'Clock,
at the Some rvile Art Gallery. No. sl5 Brosdwny near
Fourteenth street. very fine and carefully selected colec-
ton Of on Paintings and Drawings comprising the entire
most varied and attractive assembages of works of
ed at auction tins among which Will be represented
In their best manner the following eminent artists
F. +, Church. ~ A. Rosa Bonhcur Aohenbach,
A. Herstadt N. A.,Gerome, yerboeckhoven,
Thos Cole. N. A., Ed Frere, Adolf Dillens,
u; s.Sg n aas Irwin %Iis,o, Isas RSsls Ro,,.
y. Huntington, ,PNAChsvet Rohiaen,
s, j. Guy, NJ A., Fichel, sonderisnd,
II. johnson, N. A. Merle, Denoter
J. y. Kensett N. A.Duverger, Brllouin
A. b. Durand. ". A. Patrols De Heuvel
g r clifford, \ ALafont de Metz, =. Mlsin,
a H. sonshton, n A veyrassat Carl Becker.
ia; White, n A. pevos, Van Wyasscrdt
4, = TAFT n A. segnac, Koek Kosk,
N. r. II. de Haas. D. Roberts. r. A., Rosierse,
HIP Gray, N. A. H. lie Jenne, H. A.. J.. de Beul
ID shatuck, NA,H =. Willis H. de Beul,
j. q. Brown, n. A., u. L. Rolfe serrure,
Wwhittridge, MA, D. Passmore, Boulanger,
j. r. BrevootNA, O. Pope Winterberger,
4. Chapel, Anderson, De Bylandt,
George owen Weir phiippeau,
W. T. Richards scheeres, Reyntens
W J. Hennessy, Nolermsn. Couturier,
w. Homer, JanSsens Escosura,
G. Og1vie, G. verlat, Herzog.
Including also a grand work by
LOUIS ROBBE.
THE smEEPFoLD,"
being the largest and most important picture By this ccie
trated artist In America. They exhibition free,
day and evening until evening OF cordially
invite examination by all lovers Catalogues can
be obtained at The gallery or at our oce Nassau street
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@ HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.
-. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF WINES LIQUORS, CHAM

- PRESERVED FRUIT AND PICKLE FACTORY,
WITH STOCK AND MACHINERY.
RICHARD WALTERS Auctioneer. will sell Thursday.
March r. ut ii o'clock lA Liberty Of
Preserved Fruits Vegetables Jams Jclles and Pickles in
and bottles; also small Steam Boiler and Machine
for the trade, with Office Furniture.
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR ssoop OF
Il 1.-THE WATER STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK OF THE YEAR l5<9"


CRoPosALs FOR ssooo OF
i 1.-THE WATER STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK or THE YEAR ls<9."
Cry Nkw YoRK, DKYARrxErr FuAEcr,t
ConrrnoILSns OrrrcE, March IL lSS.
once until saturday March - ises at two O'Clock r M
part Of the Of nfy thousand dollars Of the Water
stock Of the city Of New York Of the year ls authorized
chapter % of the Laws Of 1872 and amended by chapter
The said YIN bear the Of per cent
per annum payable quarter and the principal VIII be
The proposals will state the Of stock desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the
whose proposals are accepted WIZ be required %
on presenting q the Comptroller the receipts Of she
certificates equal OF the par value
the stock besrng interest from the dates OF payments
Each proposition should b scaled and endorsed Propo
Year lse and enclosed In second envelope addressed 70
The right reserved 70 reject any all Of the bids the
MATHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller
SAILS each endorsed with the title Of the which
relates also with the Of the bidder and me date Of
presentation will be received at this once until II o'clock
NJ OF Friday, March ~ 1895 at which time they viii be pub
cy opened FOR the construction OF In the following
streets vrn Eldrdge street, between Canal and Division
streets also in Seventh avenue between FORTY second and
third street 10 and through Pysscond street 10 near
s,b syenne also ~ FIRST ayenss Sstween ,s sns sns
Seventh streets and also IN Fynrst street. between
enth and Ninth tayenues with branch In Broadway be.
tween FIFTY first and Fifty second strects
Plans may be seem specifications obtained
on Application al this ohcc
hoREET ss.vpS 4 vPpASRRAsH, crO,On Aauesuc, Board.
orrcx caoros Aourpucr DErARrsssr March ie 1896
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER
" Salesrooms 81 Liberty street.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
FRENCH PLATE MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS, II

BY GEoRGE COOK on THURSDAY at io,s celoch large
Paror Suits in various coverings Library Bookcases and
Tables, Bedsteads Bureaus. Wsshstands Hall Stands
Chairs sdeboards, Extension Tables, &c Catalogues
sae which is sbsolute Goods bought this sale
main on storage free Of charge until May.
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER
III II. II. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction ON
THURSDAY. MARCH Il


III H. H. LEEPS ssI,y 4 liner wiz iI q; y auction on
at II O'Clock at the private q East Sixteenth street.
CARRIAGES HORSES ssI nasSEss ntfsRsSsEEss ROBES SADDLES
PAIR OF cARRIaHr Lnkfrs HSRsrs- A. "a, hand.
high long tails and % Names: m stylish good ,.vs.sr believed
BLACK HORSE Matches The above, and has been used
A FOUR QUARTER OPEN cARRIAoE, with padded
SQUADS making summer winter carriage built BY Wood
4xS sETs bSESIS sSssRs ss %ss: order ;, o
Rass kses Fancy
TrIm%ss; s%sss s,%ms, wn s,,ss Blsntsss, Ac
'isi .S fs siss
xi.o stable sup%sas. Pole Chain. and e.,r. Harness,
nsssaH sss @sp ass. ssn: cS scSs. sA Brides
HrfP ERsDs assH s sell. auction. ..
MarfS q bsrST so9 e % bs 20 %
q ss .e ,s q az ne old and oSas house
Old fori. sherry lsss; old Gcrden brandy
choice Psssgs s.si:s Va include s's.I.i
Gins wSisisy. sSsrss S.dsirss Port. mae x imporsa il
iasst s can soesSssiy SS rely upon ss
S's lots 81 choice Havana csS os sGai N De o
Ssns. CosSai Brsvs. La Anunci Londr,s Tlor de Or.
ro Eondres De coss, and other isvori,e brands
HENRY D. MINER AUcrIoNEER sALEsRoox
No 81 Nassau street. opposite the Pest oalce MINER
soMERvrLLE viii sen at auction. on Wednesday March
at Icl O'Clock a, their .ae.room sbou. one thousand
Packages OF Unclaimed Goods Freight baggage A
charges and storage from the following Railroad and Ex
press Companes:-N. Y. and ". IT, Railroad Company,
Harnden's Express. National Express Company. United
states Express Company and the stcnins,on Line
IIENRy d. MINER. AucTToNEgR
IL saesroom "a Nassau street.
Onno Ifa fkn nAaf focua
MINER A soMERvILLB VIII sen at suction ON Wednes.
dav March a. at II O'Clock front Of saesroom dark
saddle horse old IL hands high very snowy
nne action has been driven by lady good harness.
perfectly gentle and kind and warranted IN respect
IIBNRy rRrTMAN. AUCTIoNEER-sRLIs This DAY
Ii AT l0l O'Clock At the Exchange Saesroom III BROAD
way, House and Lot situated In Ridgewood, L. T. Terms
at sale.
HENRY n HERTs, JR. AUCTTONEER
III METROPOLITAN SAfEsROOMs. ls9 BROADWAY
SPECIAL PEREMPTORy SALE OF
WATCHES, JEWELHY, DTAMONDS AC.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ~, AT iois O'CLOCK
TOsEPH MCGUIRE, AuCTIoNRER-orFTCE I1
Third avenue. win sell By order Of the Supreme Court
under the direction of W v Mcdaniel Esa Referre. Al
sibcrys Hotel IN the village ~ New Rochelle tomorrow
Thursday at 2oclock p ", a Farm House. with about
of land beautifully situated ~ the junction Of
Cedar road ard the rQad leading New Rochelle neary
opposite ,he paasid residence Of simeon Leland $50
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-16

RIVER Nrws-The River has risen several feet
during the week, but Is now at stand, with feet
on Harpeth Shoals. The sudden change in the
weather, will cause rapid decline, and by Tuesday
or Wednesday boats drawing more than feet will
have to call on the Esquire, at Palmyra, (where the
Alice resides during high tides) to help them over
the Shoals. Shipments of Tobacco have been lin
tied during the week.
The elegant passenger packet, Tyrone, will leave
our wharf for Cairo, this evening at o'clock. We
recommend this craft TO all who wish to travel or
ship freight in that direction.
The fine passenger packet Tennessee, viii pass
our city for Nashville this morning, returning Sat-
urday evening for Cairo. The Tennessee will leave
our Wharf for Nashville on Wednesday the 2lst
inst, at 4 o'clock, P. N. Arrangements have been
made for the delegates to the Convention at Nash
vile to 90 up on this boat, at very low figure
AL who 60 to Nashville as delegates can procure
tickets on the Wharfboat.
For further information In regard to boats, we
refer our readers to the advertisements Of steam
boats, In another column.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-16

ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE or TREAsoS.-A Dep
uty United States Marshal arrived here Thursday
night from Hopkinsville, having in his charge Col
John D. Morris, who had been arrested on the
charge of treason. He was released yesterday
upon parole. Colonel Morris was Treasurer of the
State under the Provisional Government but we
learn that be was not much troubled with hand
ling money. Lewis Garth and two Messrs. Bell,
arrested in the Southern portion Of the State on
the charge of treason, were TO have arrived last
night. Col. Jack Alien, Of this county, and well
known as the great Niearauga adyenturer, was
also arrested yesterday upon the charge of treason.
He was released upon giving bond for his appear
ance at the next term of the United States Court.
Louisville Democrat l0th.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-16

TIE FssrivAL-The Festival, for the benefit of
81. Mary's Church, on last Monday night, was q
brilliant affair. We were right heartily glad to
zee this the first appeal Of that Church. 80 literally
responded to by our community. The tables sup.
piled with most ample profdson of all good
things reflected great credit upon the ladies, who
superintended their management. Music and dan
cling made everything 60 of as "merry as q mar
rage belP' until late hour Of the night The
sssemblage was graced with the presence of many
Of our most beautiful and fashionable young ladies'
We feel sure the members Of st. Mary's Church,
appreciate the kindness Of their patronage well
as that of the many young gentlemen present. and
their appreciation was exhibited by the most mark
ed decorum and order that pervaiel during the
entire festival.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-16

The NOZZLE AND Ono RAILRoAD.-We learn,
says the Memphis Appeal of Sunday, that the track
of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad has been COM
pleted to Humboldt and regular passenger trains
will be put upon the road during the present week.
which will put us within fifteen hours travel Of
Cairo and besides open up section of country
from which we have heretofore been cut off, and
bring the products Of that rich country to our mar
ket instead of allowing it to find its way to st.
Louis, and other markets. The work of putting
the road through to Clarksville, and thus putting
US in direct communication with Louisville, will be
pushed forward at once, and the contract for bull
Ding the bridge at GAINESVILLE has already been let
and by the first of May it is expected that the
whole road will be in running order
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-16
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. at the residence of J. I. John
son, In Stewart county, Tenn. by Rev. r. S, Hun
ter, Mr.. J. TEMPLE CowAS, of Paris Tenn, to Miss
LUCE C. DAVIDSON, of st. Louis, No.
At the residence OF the brides father, on the
18th inst, by Elder Chas NJ. Day, Mr.. CHESTER
FIELD ]. Hitter, to Miss SAREPTA A, daughter OF
Henry Lyle,---all Of Montgomery county
We tender our heartest congratulations to our
gallant young freLd in the new state of Benedict
TO which be has attained Nav happiness n''hine
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-16

RELgAsED-The trial of Mr. Oliphant of Mont
gomery county, was concluded before the Military
Commission, on Saturday.
He was arrested for disobeying an order from
Gen. Thomas, In refusing to give up Government
horse, which be had taken from Mr.. Boa, who had
purchased him, and which 0liphant alleged had
been stolen from him some time previous. He was
sentenced TO pay a fine of 5000. The Court re-
commended that the fine be RENTED. Mr.. OIL
plant was released by an order from Gen. Thomas
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-16

THAsKs.--We are requested by the ladies of St.
Marys Church to return their sincere and heartfelt
thanks to the citizens whose kindness contributed
much to the success of their charitable enterprise
and especially to the fair ladies Of other denomina-
tions whose presence graced the festive scene.