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, 1866-04-13
4 Natural ySA1erfa1R-A Buckeye Girl
HoFls wilh \ Ch1guon.

A gentleman of tins city is the happy pos
SCISSOR Of bright little daughter ssr months
old. When the child Was rom the head was
entirely devoid Of hair, except that portion
Of the back head which, with ladies, is covered
BY the waterfall, and this portion was covered
with thick growth Of Iot-black hair. three
inches long, and precisely in the shape OF the
mcst approved waterfall. The young lady
paid Us The compliment Of visit yesterday
wearing her fashionable but natural appen-
dnge. the singular growth Of hair remains,
presenting grotesque appearance and being
only slightly relieved BY the usual growth Of
head.
The circumstance Is OF course easily ex-
plained by the prevailing mode Of wearing
The hair, and the impression made BY the
Style upon the mind Of the mother Another
explanation has been suggested, namely, that
nature, seeing what den. Of trouble and ex-
pense the construction Of an artificial water
iall incurs, has decided to provide the next
generation OF yourg ladies' with the gsnulne,
article from her own laboratory. This viii
be great saving Of expense IN large families.
, 1866-04-13

~ We are constantly In receipt of letters
from correspondents. asking: for return dr
unpublished manuscripts. We cannot nDdez.
tsie to return manuscripts where publica-
lion Is declined. Correspondents should keep
q duplicate copy.
, 1866-04-13
From San Francisco.

SAN FRAxc1sto. ApnI 0.-uon9 Kong dates Of
Feb Eth n port ne leading stspes OF sa,port and
wheat ha7t. sppeared, there Is attle demand for
foreign.
Braastnns-- and -four ase steady
Mining stocks arr strunCer.
saiied-etesmer Golden tasv: Watkins, pa1am3.
~ Tie M British barque Sir George Grey, for valpa-
CocRburn.s t.Isni and .old for s7oo: The captain
SAN FaAsc1sco. April l1-A strike took place
yestezdsy a1uoos the m1ness tn The New Alrnadtn
quies:,l.sr E,ns Tae Ereyncs- eompansa Of
supplies OF Tho Company. They hold possession of
the mine, and aior no ona to WORK, bnt commit no
The oregon State Convention nominated ior
copgresf, Rufus Mallory. Of Marion tor Governor,
Geo. l. Woods. Of Wasco-
Resolutions sere adopted declaring that rapre-
sen asson soes With taxat,on. and s1pre.stpE de-
k1re That civil and political T1shs Be given To the
late rebellfons stars when compatible xfth The
lous! ,siesy md Of The to,a! reopls tao.e State.
ing Government mtneralhcds.
Frou New Orleans.
NV ORLEANS. april rf:-The Methodist Con-
kyeuce appointed two Bishops to proceed to Wash
iueton ard thank tho PEeaideut Tor restoring the
f. sidsSt Jeinson order, tho suspension OF
Mayor Monroe 1nt Alderman Nt11oh I'LL pardoued.
Acting Mayor clark conl,nne-.
ns a1sxn o n s,e aas a. NV we o,esn: f.
cites arc perfee1lv healthy. <,,--.-
Al the rsces today. best two in three, Gl!toy
md qnsrte1. @ e sseonG @ @ nee Won oy General hos
seau lime. forrfour. TWO miles
Arr1ved-sseames Aamion. E9'n ,'eM " io.1. tesa,
NArcurrprNEa. April 1l-loHoa eu3H1cIs IN
,be nsrish IRE sye,ss1pe rwensy hahds. Five plau-
tetinna wosked without eoatEaft. The estimated
parish crop il g; ;o6o pasez. "a'e3 a1sn sno oana-
gts nppsrheuded.
, 1866-04-13

A Protracted Ocean Voyage OF u Double-
-T0HFefed MolllEof,

{Frum the Philadelphia Inquirer 6th-l :
When the United States iron-clad Nlonad-
mock arrived as Valparaiso, on the lss Of
March, 1t may be estimated that, according
to the route taken, With detours at stopping
places, she had ran quite six Thousand miles
siuce she lett the United States This voyage,
exceeding In ltDgth trip across the Atlantic
and back. was but portion Of what the ship
has yet to do San francisco being her port
of destination, and at least four thousand five
hundred miles further. That she would &C.
complish the task was believed by her officers,
her behavior having been excellent in this
severe trial, and nothing worthy Of note
having occurred to retafd the passage to
Chill.
THE trip from MonteyIdeo had been made
with an average speed Of one hundred and
seventy.oue miles day, or seven miles and IN
eighth per hour. The greatest distance made
in one day was one hundred and n1nety-dve
miles, or eight miles and an eighth per hour.
The least wus one hundred and fourteen miles,
OF four miles and tmee-eIghths per hour. The
ported that IN the lorg seas Of the Pacific she
rode easily ard took very little water upon
her decks.
The trial Of this ship upon sucn q ,yase Is
matter Of resy great interest to the people
the world. The English and French iron
clad ships are proclaimed to be failures by
many skllltul officers, and none OF them has
dared 10 make voyage much beyond their
own coasts- It Is safa that they roll and
a1e un1nanageable IN heavy scas, and 1t Is
feared that In severe storms they would
founder. Our monitors have Deem pro-
neunced by European engineers as unht for
| any service whlcn required ocean navigation,
| and they have btcn declared to be home yes.
sells, OF no avail to rs except for the defence Of
our own coasts, and unable to carry warfare
| to foreign places. But the Monaauoek, which
| ia a true type Of the monitor, has already DIS
proved these allegations. Her voyage may be
attained are sufficient to prove that in build
| ing our monitor feet we bare not wasted
money. but that our Investments have been
wise, and will be available to us whenever oc-
cnsfnn shall hereafter rtQpire-
, 1866-04-13

RUss1A AN NATIONAL HORSE SHOW.
i fs officially announced that the Admins
trat,ou Of the Russian Imperial Stnds has
decided upon holding, at Moscow, from the
18th to the eth OF September next, the first
general show Of horses foalcd in Russia The
Government Of the Gar expresses the wish
that people IN other countries interested In
.'horse" will be present On the OCCASION,
JONI BULL, JR,
, 1866-04-13

t,rn,,xarox. Vt April 1.-THE lake Is clear OF
L.. snIt.y' Tbs steamer Aon'rea1 will commence
t s, ,5ne - ft1ry between this ciy aud Passbu{v.
t".morror morning At nine O'Clock.
, 1866-04-13

D1I.. *'4
Albumlroue compounds tfesh.fofrntnE mat ,
tefs containing nitrogen VS. 8Sf
Gum, nuulage- bitter principle, and diReah- :.
bic dble. ne-1
Woody dhre {cellulose). X:
Mineral matters tash) h).........s ...........' Il
, 1866-04-13

Atamceting In Birmingham to consider
the Reform Bill, on the 26th ult., the follow
irr. ctfcr wea read.
, 1866-04-13

This bill appeals 10 The middle and Working cass.
es mike. i Il mensnre OF entanchtae1ent to hoth
Of (btm, md they should heartily uni tn IN enor
, 1866-04-13

Tho Fifty .efRhth Rcgiment-Kemovat
OF Ordna1ceCourt !uaFtIaf-C Camp
Rutler 10 be Observation-Disclosures Ex-
peudStUFeS.
, 1866-04-13

The cnterprisfng newsmongcrs Of this city
have been telegfaphing to all parts Of the
county that large shipments ofgoods and Re.
the Bureau, the gifts or friends In England,
who desire the agents Of the Bureau 70 ba
: their almcners. The result Of such public =
tfous has been annoying to General Howard.
He dctires 1t stated thnt he has heard Of such
arrivals at the office of the American Mission
a,y Association and Of the Freedmen's Aid
Commission in New York, but that nothing
has ever been received from England at hi;
headquarters CHICAGO
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-12-05
With a
FULL, FRESH STOCK
OF
FiIL & WINTER GOODS.
we haze to offer the beads of families

we have to offer the beads of families:
pomestics, Notions. CaIicoss,
Jeans and Sheetings, Ladies' Hose;
:Sn;inctt, ard Cloths that wear,
DcLnins in style buth bright and rare;
Aip"ras. iaet, and blue and brown,
Mrriuot~, NeIrets, soft az down;
F'rH w"oIcn Shawls new styles and hue
OF roy nom. or day-sRy blue;
Everything cheap that Mother wants,
For Bessie, Willie, SAID OF Ilantz
We feel confident that the Ladies will be
pleased With the matchIess variety #
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-12-05
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
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StereoscUpes and &tereOsC0pic Views.
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StereoScopic Views on Glass
Adapted for either the Magic Lantern or stereo-
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Photographic Albums.
we manufacture more largely than any other boree
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Card Photographs Of Generals. Statesmen
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Our catalogue embraces over FIVE THOTrs AM
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-12-05

Apple Trees.
A n Assortment of splendid 5 year old
II Trees Of best varieties at n. HoFFAAN's
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24
MARRIED.

IN this city on the 18th inst, by Elder
Miles, Mr.. II. r. BuRSLEY, Jr., to Miss NAT
TIE j., daughrer of p. ]. Young.
At the residence Of the brides father in
this city, on the 22d inst, by Rev. J. B.
West Mr.. JOHNSON b. West, and Miss DOME,
daughter Of q. w. Leigh, all Of this city.
Birds, that have been long imprisoned,
when freed, are sometimes known to return
to their cage, So il seems with our friend
johnson. After a nearly two years impris.
oument on Johnsons Island, he has suuffe d
the free air but moment ere he voluntarily
becomes prisoner for life. Poor fellow !
be must be crazy, and those who know tho
sweet little woman that has bereil him OF
bis wits, can well excuse him. He has ex-
changed his old bonds for silken letters, and
his hard tack for that sumptuous fare, the love
of n pure woman's heart, which Is better
than any royal ban quet- HyM
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24

CIRCUS lon next Wednesday and Thurs
day the European Circus of Stone, Rosston,
and Murray, will exhibit in our town. OF
all the felicities that follow Ia the wake of
white winged peace, the Circus is the most
delightful. Beyond the red gulf Of four
years war, we recur. to this amusement, as
one of the most pleasing "reminiscences of the
days Of fraternal concord. The only objec-
ton that now can he urged TO the return of
this pleasure of happier days, is It's bad etfe,
upon the religious progress of our colorsd
friends. They had all been saving their
earnings to build churches, but since the
gorgeous bills OF the Circus have seen fam
ing around the street corners, the enthusi-
asm for church building has vanished, and
that dollar, that was to be appropriated to
the saving Of their souls, is "gwine to the
Show, sure" ....-
The Agent tells US that this Show Is no,
upon the bills, but under the tent, and we
are inclined to believe that they will per.
form everything that Is promised, from the
great popularity hey have won wherever
they have exhibited. See their advertise.
ment In another column. E..
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24
A CARD.


3 l would announce to the public that
have this day discontinued my connection
with the house Of Messrs, Massie b Daniel,
and in future can always DO found with that
old and reliable house, T. 4 R. e. McCulloch.
To my friends, whose generous patronage
and confidence | have enjoyed for the past
ten years, feel deeply grateful, and win
assure them that 10 future, by strict regard
for THEIR interests, hope to prove myself
more worthy.
Invite you one and all to call and see mein
my nsw quarters, where can show you a
stock Of clothing suited to your wants.
,a Respectfully, &c,
August l0.lm JOHN OBRIEN,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24


CHoL.RA.--We do not like To find fault
with our Municipal Authorities or their sub
ordinatss, but We must say, that there is very
little use In Illuminating edicts for tho removal
Of filth In our city and the disinfccting OF foul
places, unless these edicts are enforced
We actually saw one of the officers whose
duty It Is to carry out these orders, sit un-
concernedly idle, whilst several supporters Of
Governor Brownlow, were wallcing at large
through the town. How can We expect to
escape q visitation Of the dreadful Asiatic
scourge, which like q busxard pounces down,
wherever there is foul and decaying matter,
when such cordial invitations as these per-
,Ambulate our streets. Are the Authorities
afraid that IL they quarantine these breeders
Of pes,ilence, they win be met with habeas
co,pus' But is there not also a special city
ordinance called habeas cancm . that would
fully meet such easel If however, they
sheaid Unexpectedly resist such removal under
shs claus. they 90 much dislike as a politi-
cal maxim, that no man is to be deprived Of
his liberty without due process of law, Ger.
satnly they can be disinfected. Then let the
corporation do this II there Is money enough
in the treasury to pay for all the lime, cop
peras andcashonic acid, necessary to stiae the
corruption Of follower Of Brownlow.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24

SHERIFy's SALEs.-On next Monday, the
27th inst, Thomas Ramey Sheriff OF thi,
county, will sell at the Court House door, an
immense amount of real estate property
Persons wishing to Invest should not fail To
attend this saie. ...
At the same time and place, E. R. Camp
bell special Commissioner, will sell that val
liable property, known as the Brockman A
Porter building on Franklin street. Now il
the time to buy you one Of the best business
stands in the city.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24

EIoH "a ". w. Wpn.--ws vsblisA ,else-
wtera sysopsisof ~ spsesh " this eeA-
tleuaa beibss Radical gasbsring at Iadian-
spoIiA fnd., on the 18th last. We are very
glad that n. Wines bad the opportunity 10
address this ssssnblags. II Is apparent that
be was thus called upon because Il was In
u power V poftrsy the livsliest picture Of
the condition to which Andrew Johnson's,
or Any Policy" ~ he fhcetiously terms it,
has reduced the Radicals Of the South.
Some twenty-five Or thirty years ago, Mr..
Wines let his native Massachusetts,, and
pitched bis tent among u.s.. With. chsrac.
teristic kindness, the Southern people took
him BY the hand, and he became an honored
and respected citizen. Up to the outbreak
Of the rebellion he gained q high reputation
- teacher. Shortly before that event, he
was likely 10 become Principal If the Pri-
mary Department Of our College. Bnt be-
cause be was persistent unionist ever
otter the Federal occupation Of bis home,
Rebel diabolism devised the Satanic revenge
Of degrading him from bis once respected
station TO seat in Brownlow's Legislstnrel
But for the rebellion, he might have reached
the rank Of an honored Alderman Of
Clarksville. Now, because he wishes to
bind hand and foot forever those who lifted
arms against the Government he Is so anx-
ious 70 serve, at the price Of - per day, no
oppressed Tennessean IL 70 poor and 30 dis
honest az to do him reverence. We can
well believe that his mere appearance must
have excited the intepsest hatred of Rebels
In the hearts Of the Indiana Radicals. What
Radical could look upon that face, that tells
the story Of q mind unhinged, and not curse
the rebel outrages that had % terribly
changed in But when he spoke in the glib
berish that the reporters make him utter.
how much more horrible was the proof thus
given of the atrocious treatment he must
have received from the, Southern people In
barbarous ages, Kings have been dragged,
naked and In chains, behind the conqueror' Q
car; but 1t was reserved for the nineteenth
century to show the still more barbarous
spectacle of an humble, honest citizen de-
graded to the undying infarny Of supporter
Of Gov. Brownlow in the present Legisla-
turell Oh fell and malignant spirit Of e.
cession, how can we sufficiently loathe and
curse thee!ll The revenge which this un.
fortunate victim Of Rebel hate took upon
his constituents 10 voting for the "Constitu-
tional Amendment" which they unanimously
abhorred, was wholly Inadequate to repay
the injury they had heaped upon his head
bv making him forever odious as member
Of Brownlow's Legislature. Who cnn Won
der at the bitterness Of bis abuse of the
President, from whom he indirectly holds a
public Office, when his Excellency shows
magnanimity to the people that have SO dis
graced him? We repeat that Of all men
that could illustrate the sufferngs of Radi.
calls 10 the South, our Hon. Representatives
by the contrast OF his former reputation with
his present ignominy, is the most eloqueu,
example that could be used by Thad. Stevens
and bis party.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24
InsOlyent Notice.

A LII those having claims against the ss-
"A tate Of Henry O. Kern, deceased, are
hereby notified TO file the Same with the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Stewart county,
State Of Tennessee. on or before the 18th
day OF Deceniber lse6, legally autbentica-
ted In order that the same may he liquited
and discharged 10 accordance with the acts
Of the Legislature of the State of Tennessee
relative 70 insols eut estates.
WILLIAM L DUNBAR
August ~, l5e6-sws Administ'r
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24

Tar. =. McCuLLocH have this Day re.
ceived large lot Of Fine Cloth Coats, Doe
skin Pants, Silk and Velvet Vests Cashmere
business suits, &c, which the public would
do well to call and examine. This stock !,
well assorted--prices to suit the times.
August "a, lee6---lt. gro
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24
rouxp.--A bunch Of Keya which ths
proper owner can gst BY proving and paying
chargea Gail q this Office. IA se

s Tss FsxALa AcApsny.---Having heard
mech Of tie pssnsssioa making for the re-
opening Of Our splendid Female Academy,
on scale - grand ss ever, W made q visit
to the phce, and luckily found the indefatI-
gable President West On she grounds. super
intending and guiding the manifold works
of vessoratios. AID We arc proud to ny
thas this eatsspriss b evidently In able,
skIllful and tasteful hands The grounds Ia
front Of The ediacs have been relieved Of
those EAscifsl decorations Of flower plats,
shrubs, ciscalar railings and the like, which
Instead Of sddins anything 70 the general
beauty Of The sitassiou, only served to divert
che ssssssisn Don the special beauty aud ap-
VssQsiasssss ef Tho building, and also to
sncumbsf the elegant campus, the nuobstruc.
ted freedom of which d % dear TO youth
bet through he eosd taste and judgment Of
the Peesiasat, she Academy grounds are
now spea - ne sAabrious hreezes Of Heav-
en- end che gambols Of innocent mirth. We
ssssiied through The building. The work OIL
escoastrsctisa approaches completion, and
viii receive the last touches by tbs tirst Of
next month. The vast halls and multitude.
nous rooms aee Ia order. Science, Music
and Literature already seem to assert their
home In the Academy with even more than
(oener distinctaess and presidency, for the
inssitstien plasaiy feels the hand, not o. q
mediate, but " a master. Two hundred and
CRY pupils ought to. greet President Wes1
che 6rst esnth Of The scholastic year, and {
Asndrsd more before the session closes. W,
shs,sld not be surprised IL even these figures
were preceded. -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24
Whiskey, Meal, Iran,

Aud every article needed by Farmers and
Housekeepers. In word, we have every
thing from a Water Bucket 10 Hogshesd OF
Sugar AMI al prices within the reach Of all.
ALL WE ASK Is A TRIAL,
nA. We will deliver goods anywhere in
the city, fREH or change.
Jan 20, 66-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24

PrRsoss wishing Pianos tuned will please
leave their names at r. N. Dougherty's
Book Store, and an experienced tuner win
be procured from Louisville i
August n, 1866 Has
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24

Good News !--We will sell,
from this date, our stock Linen Coats, Pants
and Marseilles Vests, at cost and carriage,
and'alI other goods at very low prices, as we
wish to prepare for fall stocks. Call at once,
and secure good clothing at low rates.
st ,i t T. 4 r. e. McCULLocH.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24

DRLuaE FIRs COMPANY AT the last alarm
of FIRE In Our town, only six members Of this
newly organized Fire Company, turned cut
Why this apathyf Simply because, as we
think, the citizens manifest 80 little iuteres,
in It, and especially that portion of them
that should more than all Others show inter-
eit--nsmsly, the property-holders. Instead
Of this, we understand they have most mig
gardly answered all applications Of this
Company, for pecuniary aid. Some indeed
wholly refused to give anything, and that too
in tome o. contemptuous disrespect for such
an IL atitution. We have observed that In
the late public demonstrations of the Com
pany, not q third Of the association were 10
ATTENDANCE, nor was any public interest man.
ifestsd In their displays. OF the few citi-
fsns that gave them the encouragement Of
their Iresenoe, one or two, brainless block
heads, 1t Is tue, INDUCED in ridiculing re-
marks upoa the aasnbers. Now the supreme
importance of good Fire Company 10 a
city of the size Of GAINESVILLE, is too obvious
" DO discussed. But the only way to sus-
tain such "a ono especially in the absence OF
the stimulating rivalry Of another Company,
is for the men Of property sndsinsurance
companies TO give Il liberal pecuniary aid
Such company should have money enough
to equip It's members and furnish the engine
In handsome style. Then the interest Of
both the members and the community ia the
association would result. The apathy Of oul
people about this subject especially of those
chat should be most concerned, is calculated
to dishrarten the Deluge Fire Company
The world viii be near Its end when mer
arc found willing to turn out Of their warm
beds on bleak winter nights to save the prop
erty Of those who render neither thanks OF
nay for It. If our men of property will only
give proper encouragement and aid to the
Delugs Fire Company, it oau be made AT
edicient safeguard against fires. Otherwis'
the company will disband, and none car
blame them for doing 80, after the cxhibi
ton Of such indifference by our citizens.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24
(, SPECIAL NOTICES.

b sczooL Norrca--xrs. Bibbs School will
open the first Monday In September. She
has taught school in this city for several
years past, and we hope she win have good
school next session. s,F
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24
Also. Five Building Lots,

Containing from TO acres, within
thrce-fourths of a mile Of the city, on the
new Charlotte road. .t--iF
All of the above property will be sold,
privately, upon reasonable terms. I will
take pleasure in showing this property, any
time, TO any one desiring to purchase.
'.-l r. II. WILLIAMS.
Auoust 10 l2l6-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24

LADIES AUcrIoS.-Every Wednesday and
Friday, at E. Withers' auction Rooms, on
Franklin Street. [August 10, '68-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-24
Also, IA Acres Unimproved Land,
Lying on the Charlotte road, about miles
from the city.
Also, 60 Acres Of Land,

Lying Immediately on the Cumberland
river, about miles from Clarksville-one-
hall cleared, the balance in timber of excel
len, quality. This is che Of the most de-
sirable small farms to be found in this sec
ton