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without motion for about two minutes
when all at once hoarse and sti6ed cry
escaped from his lips. and stretching out
his arms, he fell insensjbIe to the earth, as
if struck by a thunderboIt.
The door of the chariot had suddenly
but noiseIessly, revolved upon its hinges :
it opened-a dusky something fitted for
an instant in the moonlight and the door
as silently closed. The shadowy figure on
! the drivers seat had then gathered up the
reins the vehicle began to move without
noise, and passing within ten feet of the
young man, drawn by its headless horses,
dusky as phantoms had disappeared with
out sound in the darkness g-1 sitt 5ys
| The road which it took was towards the
village Cemetry. ," 5~..A sss,u SIS
I An hour afterwards Shirley was discover
ed insensible upon the ground by DR.. Butler
a physician of the village, who had Just
come ont of Colonel Weston's house AS
sstance was promptly rendered him, and he
was put to bed but violent attack of
brain fever ensued Three months after
wards he was dying, but his mind long
obscured by delrium, had regained its clear
ness, and he listened calmly to Pauline's
father, who sat sobbing by his bed.
What had happened may he related in a
very few words. Three days after Shirley s
departure the young lady had gone to a
party in a very thin dress and slippers on
her return, she had been attacked by pneu-
monia and this attack had proved fatal
She would not permit any one to write her
betrothed, fearing to alarm him unneeessa
rily-hence the cessation of the letters.
In her last moments she had uttered
family something about dream rdrntng
Of tie yOang mam's- chariot 10Th headiess
horses mhach had appeared 10 him three times
en- steep, eDen 6etore he had heard the legend :
and after this she sank rapidly
Pauline had expired precisely at half past
eleven on the night of the 10th of Novem-
Der. The chariot with the headless horses
had waited but two minutes.
Three months afterward, as l have said,
Shirley had gone to rejoin her.
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LUDLUN, HALE g. CO..

r. o. Drawer 440; Room juneau BLOCK
Swo2 Cor East Waer spd Wisconsin SITS
:, Tickets for sale at Phelpt Wsgner,s, Arcnts for
KensihA County. ASs"s' ior
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sTEBBlNs & ACKERMAN.

MANUFACTURERS Of every description Of Sole
and Upper Leather, Harness Leather sc.
kencsla, Wis. 1866.
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CATALOGUE az CUTS.

l Gin, Ten Thousand Dollars n Green
"a rs ....................! $40. O0O
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MANUFACTURERS DIRECTORY.
e ID WARD Balm.
HEAD a sUTHEERAAND

MANU- 'ACrURER of Lumber Wagons, Carriages
&c and dea tr in Scod and LUMBER
Kenosha. Wis 1866
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port and In the evidence snu.niiteti. 81,
proof has been afforded to Congress Of a
constituency in any one of the so-caIl-d
Confederate States, unless we except the
State of Tennessee, qualified to elect Seua-
tors and Representatives III Congress No
State Constitution or amendment to Stat
Constitution has had the sanction OF the
people Ali the so-csled Legislation OF
State conventions aud Legislatures has been
had under military dictation If the Pres-
dent may at bis ill and under his own au-
thority, whether as military commander or
chief Executive, qualify persons to appoint
Senators and elect Representatives and EN-
power others to elect aud appoint thera, ne
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-09

east IS poles to stake in Starkey's line,
thence south 2l2 poles TO spanish oak in
Jones north boundary, thence west with his
line TIL poles TO Duneans southeast corner,
thence north with his line to the beginning,
containing 1914 acres, more or less. Also
one tract Of land lying In Montgomery coun-
ty, Tennessee, In district No. - bounded as
follows: Beginning in the center Of the
Dover road where Cfowder' 1line crosses the
same, thence with Crowders line forth 241
poles to Overton's line, thence east "a poles
TO stake in Overton's line, thence south
241 poles TO the Dover road, thence with the
center of said road 75o west to the beginning,
containing 81 acres. Also one tract Of land
lying In said county, in the village OF Oak
wood, bounded as follows Beginning on a
stake, Crowder's heirs corner In Morrow
line, thence east | poles to stake, thence
south IL poles 10 the center of the Dover
road, thence west with said road IL LIS poles
to stake in Morrow's line, thence north
with ssid line l3 poles TO the beginning,
containing / of an acre. Also one house
and lot lying in Montgomery county, in the
village of lakewood, bounded as follows;--
Beginning at rock in the Dover road
thence, north 10 poles to rock, thence wes
| 2 poles TO rock, thence south 10 polei
to rock in the Dover road, thence east
poles to the beginning.
| T. RAMEY, Sheriff.
Oct 10, IS66-4w-pr. fee $26.
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"Sal," cried girl, looking out Of the up
per story Of grocery, addressing another
girl who was trying TO enter at the front
door, 'we've all been to camp meeting and
been converted; 20 when you want milk on
Sunday, you'll have to come round to the
back door,
A young lawyer was asked by judge
whether, In the translation of souls, he
would prefer being turned into horse or on
ASST .. 80
IAN ass" quickly replied the lawyer.
"why" asked the judge.
SBecause have heard of an ass being q
Judge but never horse"
A constable in Ohio lately testified in
court as follows:
81 know nothing Of her but what heal
the neighbors say; and, in my opinion, wha'
awoman says of another is not worthy O.
belief
In the Limerick paper an Irish gentleman
whose lady had absconded from him, thu!
cautions the people against trusting her;
my wife has elopcd from me without
rhyme or reason, and desire no one to trus
her on my account, for am not married tG
hes.
J. s. Nauey, the celebrated horse tanner
died suddenly At Cleveland on Friday week
He had been Ill with paralysis for nearly .
year. lie wAs ahirty-eight years old and
unmarried.
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Sheri6's Sale OF Real Estate and
Town Lots and Houses.

ny virtue &c an order of sale, issued from
Id the supt-me court of Tennessee, to me
directed, at Nashville, in favor of J. N. Rice,
and others, VS.. J. G. McKoin, and others, I
WILL on
MONDAY, NOvEEBER II, 1866,
at the court house door, in the city of Clarks
vile, expose to sale to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described town lots,
houses and lands levied upon as the proper
" of W. A. Quarles, to-wit: A store-house
and lot on Franklin street, in the city OF
Clarksville, Montgomery county, Tennessee,
bounded as follows: Beginning at VIM. NJ
Shelton's N w corner, on said Franklin
street. running thence with Shelton's line
south 222o east 200 feec, more or less, ID
Mrs. W. B. Johnson's line; thence south
67}o west to Franklin street; thence with
said street Ii poles 3 inches, to the begin
ming. Said lot was crnveyed by D. W
Qaarles to W. A. Quarles by deed registered
February 9th, 1860. in book No. Z, page
los, of the Recorders Office, Montgomery
county, Tenn. JIG. n 'ff..F II
| A dwelling house and lot, in the city o
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county, Tennessee
bounded as follows: Beginning at the juno
ton of Union and First streets; running
south with the East side Of First street 2l4
feet; thence eastward parallel with Unior
street 1876 feet to Mrs. Quarles' line, thenc'
northerly with Mrs. Q0arlcs' line 2l4 feet t
Union street; thence westwardly with tn
south side of said street 1876 feet to the be
ginning. Said property conveyed by deet
from s. A. Sawyer to W. A. Quarles, regis
tered the Sd day Of June, 1859, in book No
6, pages 1927 and 32s, of the Recorders Office
Montgomery county, Tennessee. -
Also, dive ling house and two lots, siti
ated in the city of GAINESVILLE, Mougomer,
county, Tennessee; the dwelling house ant
one lot formerly owned and occupied b,
Mrs. NJ. j. Quarles, and decided by her t
Wm. A. Quarles, said deed Registered Sep
! TENDER 9th, 1861, book No. 8, pages liz an,
l73, and bounded as follows: On the sout
: by the Nashville pike; on the east by prop
erty owned by W. A. Quarles, formerly Ed
Carney; on the north by Mrs. Thurston'
lot; on the west by Mrs. Sacker's property
Said lot is supposed to contain about acre!
,, and is intersected by NJ G. & L. r. r. Tn
other lot joins the property above describe
on the east side, and contains about 2 acrel
|. was formerly Ed. Carney's and is bounded q
follows: On the east by Mrs. Thompkin
property on the north by Mrs. Thurston
lot; on the west by the property sold by Mr.
NJ. J. Quarles to w. A. Quarles; and on tn
south by the Nashville pike.
T. RAMEY, Sheriff
Montgomery County.
Oct. 10, l866-4w--pr fee $l4.
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Tennessee Orphan Asylum.

THE Managers of the Orphan Asylum
Society have concluded tho purchase OF the
mansion of Thomas Munford, Esq- on the
hussellyille Turnpike just beyond Red river.
Possession Ia TO be given on the 18th of Oc-
tober next, and as II Is intended to go into
immediate operation, the managers solicit
donations OF Groceries and Provisions, Bed
ding, and materials suitable for clothing the
inmates. Any articles of this sort may be
forwarded to Clarksville, addressed to the
are Of Mrs. G. A. HENRY, Pres't,
or Mrs. +. b. lIASKlNS, Treas.
Contributions in money should be ad-
dressed 10 the Treasurer
Sept. IL, ls6s-tt
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FOR SALEii

A COMFORTABLE residence with acres
n of land, all necessary out buildings, cis'
tern and Spring, in fine neighborhood, on
the Nashville Pike, outside of the corpora.
ton. Also, three unimproyed lots adjoining
the above, Of about acre each.
Also improved lots--one Of and the
other of acres, on one is New Frame
House with all necessary out buildings, els.
tern &c. On the other improvements mod
crate, fine Spring and Spring house, &C.,
the two last named places are on the new
Charlotte Road-all outside of the Corpora
ton limits. will sell bargain in the above
property, and make the payments easy.
ROBT s. Chiffon.
August 81, l866-2m."
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Petition to sell Land In the County
Court or Montgomery County.

Joshua Humphreys and Wife, against
T. 4. r. Tandy, Jas. II. Tandy and others
IT APPEARING from the affidavit Of
petitioners filed in this cause, that F. 4. n
Tandy, JAS II. Tardy, Charles W. Tandy
Joseph Burney and swife Amanda, and Cor.
nelius Morgan, are non-residents of Tenn
cssee, 90 that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them. II is therefore
ordered that they appeal at the Court HOUSE
in the town Of GAINESVILLE In said county o.
Montgomery, State Of Tennessee, on the frs
Monday Ia December next, and plead, answer
OF demur TO the complainants bill, or thu
same will be taken for confessed, and set TO
hearing ex parte. -.-.
W. +. NEWELL, Clerk.
October 20, ls66-4w-pr. fec SO.
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Sawed Shingles.

T AM NOW MAKING THESE SHIN
l. giles very fast, which are said to be the
best on the market. Any person wishing TO
purchase will find them at Messrs. Willis L.
Roachs. Mr.. Simeon Rogers, of that firm,
is my authorized agent, and viii attend
promptly to all orders given to him.
I, ID. WEST,
Sailors RestStat'on, NJ. @. & l.. R. Il.
Oct. D, 1866 3mo"
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sheriff Sale Of Livery stable and Lot

BY virtue of fifa in favor of Ell Mysast,
jr., and against T. J. Munford and W.T..
Sbackleford, issued from the Supreme Cour,
n Nashville, the 26th of June, 1865, ] will,
IN Saturday, oath Of November, 1869, at the
court house door In GAINESVILLE, expose "a
public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash,
The following described town lot and livery
stable, situated on the corner Of strawberry
Alley and End Cross STRAIGHTFORWARD on the
north by the livery stable belonging to the
estate of w. B. Munford; on the west by the
property Of J. II. McrriwetAer south by
Strawberry Alley, and on the enst by End
Cross street. and registered in book No. Z
page 400. The above described lot and liv.
cry stable is levied upon as the property o.
the said T. J. Munford, and is in the city o.
Clarksville, Montgomery County, Tenn
This 9Th of October, 1866.
7. RAMEY, Sheriff.
Oct 26, '66-5w-pr fee, SO. sad
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DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BE-
l. tween A. & II. SIMPSON having ex.
pired 18th of July, 1856, from that date the
business will be conducted in the name Of
Henry Simpson, who will continue the Jew
elry business at his fathers old stand. A
liberal share Of patronage respectfully solic-
tied. II. SIMPSON.
B8. Watch repairing will be under the
control of Saml Simpson, as heretofore.
Sept 7, l866-tf
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Tobacco Stemmery
FOR SAL LIE.

THE fine Tobacco Stommery in Nsy6eid,
Graves County, KY, capable of putting up,
annually, 400 hhds Of Strips-with
SIX GOOD WROUGHT IRON SCREWS,
and all the implements necessary for present
use. Possession can be given any time afler
November LIST, 1866. Persons desiring 10
purchase may address Mr.. Iarkin Bradley,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, who is my authorized
agent To eel tie same.
S. II. BAIRD.
Oct IL, ls66-3m
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5THOMA1k O0.,F
Commission and Forwarding Mef.
chants So; :
No. ls.ovine ST., Cincinnati, Ohio, and No.
u>s.:Is1c'. n.,;tI;vA H. tcSkauS

chants, 80. - :.
No. l9,,evine st., Cincinnati, Ohio, and No.
I Hamilton's Building, Cor. eth and
Main St., Louisville, *. -;
TitNDER THEIR SERVICES ID either
i market a. Commlsslen and For.
warding Merchants, promising that any
business entrusted TO them will receive
prompt attention. We will receive on con-
signment Cotton, Tobacco, and Produce, rem
orally, Southern Manufactured Cotton Qoods,
Cotton Yarns or any other saIeable article
Of commerce. Having long experience In
the purchasingand selling Of Groceries, Drugp
and Merchandise generally, they Offer thar
services for the purchase and shipment q
Groceries, ProvisionA Drugs and Medicines,
Paints and Oils, Books, Stationery, Motions,
Staple Goods, Plantation Supplies Family
Supplies Machinery, Agricultural Imple-
fhents, Pianos, Houses made ready for Ship
ment Bagging and Rope, Farm Seed, Build
ing Material, Hardware, or any other Nor
ehandise you may order. go.
We will make II our business to knew
where all articles kept In either market are to
be had. Should our friends visit these cities,
they will do well to call upon N before ma
sing their purchases.
All orders must be accompanied with the
cash, or its equivalent. % ~ aasi
Tobacco consigned to cur care for any New
York or New Orleans firm will be forwarded
promptly without storage, and will see thai
JIG Is in good shipping order. tt.a.,s.-.,
Our Mr.. Il. II. W. Thomas. win attend
specially to the sale Of any Tobacco fos
Louisville rhnfket and will see that our cs,s.
toners get the best prices and win protec,
their interest. Our friends wishing 10 avail
themselves Of his experience will shin. d
Thomas b Co, Louisville, Kys - - ~
/ Dec. 20, '65=1y.
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COFFEE,
SALT,
Mhiskey, Meal, Bran

And every article needed by Farmers and
Housekeepers In word, We have every.
thing from water Bucket to Hogshead oil
Sugar and at prices within the reach Of all
ALL WE ASK rs A TRIAL.
- We win deliver goods anywhere ia
the city, FREE OF CHARGE.
Ian &c, '66-tf
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DIR. DainEcrficld
UAs OBTAINED THE RIGHT or THIS
IL county to DR.. Hadfeld's .r
GUIDE TO HEALTH,
e q u "A L L Y r r.,

Which he has connected with his practice,
and is now prepared to operate, at the Plan
tiers House, on all who may give him call.
Dr. Hadieldsays: "The cases which we have
treated and cured are those which have been
declared incurable by all schools Of medicine,
viz: Paralysis, Curvature of the Spine, Spinal
affections, Chronic Rheumatism, General
Debility, Weak Chests, Weak Backs, Semi
nal Weakness Impotency, Deficient Growth
Of the Generative Organs, Derangement Of
the Mind, Spasms, Epilepsy, AHsctionso Of the
Eyes and Ears Torpid Livers, sciatica,
Shrunken Limbs, Asthma, and some cases
that have been declared Consumption"
Sept. IA, ls66-tf
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fAsksfif's atssssusSs.'

Court was in session, and amid the multi4
plicity Of business which crowded upoS
Sheriff ct term time, be was led 10 the dcot
of beautiful widow on the sunny side o.
thirty, who, BY the way, had often bestowed
meliine dances on the aforesaid Sheriff.
He was admitted, and the widow appeared.
The confusion and fright which the arrival
Of her visitor occasioned set of to greater
advantage the captivating charms Of the
widow N. Her cheek bore the beautiful
blended tirts Of the spple-blossom; her i,ps
resembIed the rosebuds, upon winch tne
morning dew yet fingered, and her eyes were
like quivsn OF Cupid; and Chances OF love
and tenderness with which they were niied
resembled arrows, which only invited
''beaa" (pardon the pun) TO do full execu-
ton. After few commonplace remarks:
"Madam," said the matter-of-fact Sheriff,
II have an attachment for you" cL.a
90 A deeper blSsh than usual mantled the
cheeks OF the fair widow, while the glance
Of her downcsst eyes were centered upon
her beautiful foot, which, half concealed by
flowing drapery, patted the 6oor. She, with
equal candor replied: ~
1uSis. the attachment Is reciprocal"
For some time the Sheriff maintained a
profound silence, At length said;
Madam, viii you proceed to courtT'
aProceed to court, replied tho lady, with
. merry laugh; then shaking her head, she
said: N, tf-l f.- ..s
aNo sir, though Il Is leap-year, will moi
.ate advantage Of the license therein grant.
Cd to my sex, and therefore greatly prefer
that you should proceed to court"
aRut Madam the Justice is waiting"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the estate Of c. S. Daniel, decd, are
notified to file tho same with me within the
time prescribed BY law.
wM. N. DANIEL, Admr.
Oct, %. lsSS-3m
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William q. Browxsow, Governor of the
State Of Tennessee, to all who shall see
these hesents--- Greeting 49,.
WHEREAS, It has been made known to me
that certain evil disposed persons whose
names are as yet unknown, are guilty Of
having committed the foul crime Of placing
distractions upon the Memphis, Clarasvillc
& Louisville Railroad, thereby endsngeriug
the lives of passengers and the property of
the company:
Now, therefore, I, William G. Brownlow,
Governor as aforesaid, by virtue Of the power
and authority in me vested, do hereby offer
a reward of $3.50 to- any person or persons
who may apprehend any one Of the said
cvil-disposeed persons, and deliver him to
the Sheriff or Tailor of our counties of Mont
gomery, Benton, Stewart or Henry, in order
that justice in that behalf may be had and
executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the Great
| SEAL Nashville, on the iith day Of
49, October, 1866.
| w. BR0WNLOW.
By the Governor, A. J. FLErcBsE, Secre
tary of Stste.
Oct. 10, l866-tf
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Branch Bank OF Tennessee.
KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL pri.
l. vately, two hundred acres OF the very
best land in Todd county, one hundred acre:
in valuable timber, and the balance in q
high state of cultivation, well watered by
never failing springs, and the waters of West
Fork running through it. Said farm is sit,
mated two miles west of Trenton, and is con.
venient to several mills.
Persons wishing to purchase, would dc
well to call and see it. can Always bs
found at my residence near by.
LEWIS w. GARTH.
Oct. 3, lSG6-2mo :
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GOV. BROWNLOW,

does not take away our trade privileges as
well as elective franchise, | expect to be al.
ways glad to see the Public at the same old
stand, Corner OF First Cross and Straw.
berry Alley, near the Market House.
August IL, l866-tf.
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Farming Implements /!

Grass Seed, Iron, Nails, Salt, Hydraulic
Lime, Wagon and Buggy Hubs, Spokes
and Felloes; CiStern Chains, Tu-
bing and Boxes
Leather, Groceries, Holowware, Powder and
Shot, Lead Percussion Caps, Safety Fuse, etc.
As we intend keeping full and constant
supply of tho above, and many other articles
wanted in this market, at our Depot, We res
pecthIlly ask all Interested in getting the
right article al the right price, To GIVE US
A CALL. FHECH & COURTS.
Aug 2S-ly
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L. srRAUs. r, n. uyNxr
STRAUS & LYMAN. "a.
HARD TIMES ARE PAST (,
.FH -a- 4.Af -
A LARGE STOCK OF -
Hardware In It's PLACES.

"~AS AAA 4So 4Ae0Ve
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RES:
l. pectfally inform their numerous fsiSuds
and former patrons that they are now cab
lished in this city, and are ready 10 Ohm ia
GREA TEST INDUCEMENTS 10. tho
jobbing trade in Rardscare, Pscka and TsIls
Cutlery Mechanical Tools, Of svery dsssrtp.
tiof,, Farming Utensiis, Machiney, etc. see.
We will compete in prices with the lowest
oferedin this city or Cincinnati. All orders
will be attended To with celebrity and war.
ranted to give satisfaction. 7l Ia
STRAUS & HYMAN, VI"
No. 1875 West Main, bet. 4th and Bullitt-stI
Jan. 26, 's6-tf Louisville. Nv.
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With the care we have taken in selecting
our stock of clothing, we cannot fail to ac-
commodate all who will favor us with call,
and this is the proper season of the year to
procure your Fall and Winter clothing, and
to prepare for the cold. You should call at
once, and not be
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-09

NENERAb INVITATION IS HEREBY
u extended to the citizens of Clarksville
and vicinity, to call and examine our large
stock of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods, which we are now receiving, and will
continue to receive, the latest styles of fash
ionable clothing Of all kinds, for men and
boys, that HAE ttHsaH
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GAINESVILLE, TENN.

ILJEA, VENN.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARG-
ii est stock of Gpsoeascs opeaed In this
city since the war. We are prepared to sell
goods a. CHEAP 20 they eau be bought in
Louisville, and ~ery nesiy as low as they can
be had in Baitirove- We are working pro
bono ps6i,co, aud oaiy wish to make CON-
Portable support Em ourselves and families
and, IL possible, do something for SIN
ROGERS and SANDY DICK, who are with
us ready TO wait on our customers. We
have On hand large supply of
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
SALT,
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MA.N(?)
THAN

to call attention to the Baking Establish.
ment, connected with the grocery. am
prepared to furnish fresh and superior
light bread every day, aud to families or
parties, all kinds..o cakes and breads at the
shortest notice. A fresh lot of cakes and
bread always on hand at the store. If
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-09
HUMAN

Ingenuity has been able to devise. We offer
our stock at very reasonable rates, and we
fatter ourselves that we can satisfy custom
ers better in all styles, from