davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28

FIRE, About ] o'eloek yesterday morning
the barn on The farm Of Mrs, Barber, In wash,
instan copnty, adjoining the farm ~ AIdarnpAn
sSsa SSt 4. Ar sas two S,,sy
one buggy, and a large lot Of hay, STRAW, Ard
graln.s The loss Is very heavy, H.. I'.5,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28

5ArTEMPT AT ARsoN.--0n Monday night,
some villain attempted to IRE the storehouse Of
the Christian Commission, on Tenth street. be-
tween and II. An oflcsr discovered the fellow
as he struck the match, mud ran after him, but
could not catch him, having to stop to PIT outI
the IRE, s,s.- tt .ssn' - tsTa 80 ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28

~ The BridhI CRainbsF, ain Essay Of
warning ana fnStrdoHohefor Young Men, ALSO
nsW and reliable treatment for Diseases Of lths
Urinary and SsNaAl S5stSmss lSdht frass I'm
scaled envelopes. Address, aDR. =. z BKILl1N
HpudHTpH, Howard AA0siAtiOs, PhilAdstrk1',
"a. S''S' t'I n'.2nlmi'W bvLs' lifNMhhlsY
~ Z nv !! -a. p,ts si.gJGT-s.rI -.
'rsb8eisi rlrs .YaFEEl 4 Il fI'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28

-
II ---
~N0U EhIWI0M|
~ vvWuI\LuNIAHvj
AN(ADA
81 -kf~~EHl
ROUH R'RL0CAp me- J
%&e6E-S
AN EXCURSION ION, f faT TO MT
~ n n ~ II,
FySkmaSS.y.sasai-.1dM a@posSys3bst
MiIsVqifaEttt, Etg sstS,5 ssdF corr,
Of Gsieua, III; Miss GaAsr, daughter ofthe
General; Miss MoanILL. Col. BIpcocK. Col.
ffbbsSS CSpt." D6ga,s och sfss}sT,i asH.'
PRICE,, cen. FuErxN, Engiussr McMxsrrs
6fOfieA kay snd fieaG Cp6RAAsTs 90 HS
Nsfy, MKT ah sSeufSibnn I'd MtaVSrs6h o.
day n ths s.sS.s.r iioi.ys n sAlssss pfo Thu
Mstihe Band fscp psris T. t tbf xaftJys:i,Sdp1,
Inyot mort 1oISs,sc. |. - 51i71iIo1 .dr
yIata,vsasu-u SnWunauaS ,.,., ....s 80,
,sIIssas. MI ,"t,t %ss1sa .e,. - $500 s..,
t.sasap Iassajssii NJ "a Ss.,u y ,a,.s. Las
ft,laI 81 yI.,Sa N ~ aso Nsy.as ,s,t ssIhej
tsXst5hs y NM nn.a NJ 90 -, n. 40. ors.a
..ss SfShisA AZ y rsryptead. IN. sspa-
tor "a a young, man yet, VII do, better IA BE-
grewseldsre Z and, Neyajs will learn wisdom,
as she advauSSs VIM, tbs ast.shbsdsf s.atss
:Iiado ytA+s-~>A--.@...a-H--sL I'M
ipeshnotA fhDseassons .nam
otaE hilchrS shsntiUnst n ~ houia i9st
the horps, In tbsif tventy-sighth match Ib,5
two ssns.iad otts'sbiyo ,Idsan,simGr satvis
AN knsfishmsh " our aequsintAnse thihks
'Fsnianlsm sNiI AZ Of bowel cofaplAinf-
intsstinslistSifs bro .bc,l s1sd Drew
LAT thsfsqssstS VI Mrs. Lincoln, the Unltsa
a,t 1iraA,.r,,.,gh.. I'D s,aae "a, rxss Al,
'"s'I esssrU fsSi tsnTS@s ~ NY YSAGeiVyVpVy
appropriated ky Congress, being The, salary
of roafl lameated o Rresident in Fiys-Tyentyi
ousisscufiti.s.ie Jns bnsmmo,o7 Of
II a'sSeridSn ptsachsd III tbss oopsn IN fast
evening the I'D. d. sid; GIVE az, but the
insect Of the iisonent, here to day and rsns
Tomorrow; ciisins, DYING and aforgostsaa'r
and me people ny ptnen" d,',s.. Ii,I2
ApvIcEs from Montana report that The
Indians are committing, great Representatives,
Governor Mssshsr has oallsd for iss cthoul
sand mounted volunteers to march against
themu liz ,,,IaHora ,qr ,,mrL ,tgsI..,rr
"A DispArcH from HayrS- de-. Grnce. Md.
hist evening, reports a copsideI.bis5 me N
the susQusbanna. Large Quantities Of drih
ice and saw logs have been constantly pass,,
iipa foritbe, past fortv. .;rb, ;hours 4 Tia lass
;exs,v, 1rs.tgt. 10 j7or9r obi NV ,rfa.T r
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Ion MondAyaMr. Dan
lei Biddleman, a timer, while engaged In put-
ting up some spouting q a house on Sixth strfst
between @ and II, fell from the ladder to tho
psvepeat breaking his leg In thrss places. He I
was fimnediatefy taken to his fesidsnns, 652.
street, where medical aid was ohed. 'sn,sta
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28

DEAD HoRsEs. Since the first dayiof jan y
nary, the sanitary oficers have reported TO pos
lice headquarters 10l dead horses, which have
Assistant QuaItermaster. IF = GE7''s
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28
Un,sed states steamer Ni.s.rs. = !,

~ ohteed states steamer ntagsr@si
FoRrREss MpsRos, Feb, 49, The steamers
Niagara and Hattaras sailed for New York
this mo rDing. r'isrW h.s ..rtrr..'..' ~ o ,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28
SPECIAL N1TICES.,


~ The Sev. John p. w. Ware xvkll
deliver q Leetnre before the Washington Uni-
tarlan AssociatiOh,'' In the 'Uuifarian CohErees-
si0nal Church, corner Of d and Sixth strset, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING February %. Sab eot,
Man: ;, Seats freq. Ths public are cordially
invited 10 attend. y fiji. ftIrb bees -q-uuillt
sS- Problems Of tue Day .''-M ajor
Gen. Carl schuT will deliver his Lecture upqr
the above topic, under the auspices OF the " SOL
dies, and Sailors National Union Leagne,., on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February Is, at Met
zerott Hal, peHnsylyania avenue, between Ninth
The proceeds will Be devoted to the relief Of
disabled soldlersa aud sailors. Tickets 90 cents. y
Reserved seats can, be secured at MetIerottis
Music Store. Price 70 cents. '''' fe20-st
As- Union Lyceam Leot ures.-Gen. 3.
T. CARY will lecture before fhe Union Lyceum,
at street Baptist church, on the ID and 9Th OF
March, commencing at ~ p. m. Subject Of nrst
lecture, TEMPERANCE" Subject Of second
lecture, "CAUsES AND RESULTS OF THE
LATE REBELLIoN." Tickets for the two lee.
lures, 70 cents; for one lecture, sOfcsnts; to be
had at Philip & solomons' aud Morrison's Book
Stores '"7- '' fe23-t2dM.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28
) sptssnvr colsts. n. stlnsspaoIdT

Mai Cab. p Z. nS&ARpll 4, tIloiidS Nrscsits9ed
the following telegram fronjTs W. rosnoAnE,
AssistAnf commissiS ,f9fa ,9thss ststte, Of
Florida, dated Tallahsssee, Feb %, via Co1
laAbns, 1nhs 'tpaSnsl sfrssos died last
night. Nj Col SrNsos twss berniin the town
Of ffafiSt&elf, Maine, and entered the service
ofhis country OF the ago rofii7-d At the 6rst
Battle Of NB6lla Run he reserved ssvefs
wound In his anols. was taken sprisoner ahd
ipsateersted IN Libby prisoae', Hssawas
tSsasfsFrsd thence u AndersoRyiIie, andi was
sent from Andsrsonville to New Orleans
On .ths z7sh Of My IL ~as shot through tbs
lungs infrent Of Atlanta Gsrgia.O' Colonel
srlssos,st ths. tips Of bis death, was put %
years 90 ago. and wss'on generL inspect
ing toaf Nom Abs Frssdmen's Bureau for
thsistatel Of sRierilis. . Colonel srrSsoH was
young man Of marked ability and was. re-
spsSted by all who enjoyed his aoquaiutAnee
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28

CoEoRALhD wEAPoSs,--Jshp Tayiobr i
eoiorcd lmah1 was arrested yesterday by ofdoer,
concealed weapons.HI Justice Handy fned him
$40. l.EgDyg1 .bnvHIfaIt OH ID .,unls ID. ~ a
WIN. Price WAS arrested by onlesr Franklin In
the Third wardi for tho came odenceI ypsties1
Morsell hned him $40. NJ ..-LI-LI. III q - Z hni
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28

INTERNAL. RkVEEUA &, kEoHRTs, To-day
S9I3!436. &c. 1I.igai no 81 'AtIE ,ytub 10,
y ~ &c Of ------- ! ----r ---.--- -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28

I LARCENY CAsEs.@Geo. Lawrence, Jacob
Stevenson and. ksbury rs PsFry, three ooIered
men, were arrested yesterday by ofleers Hurdle
and Hafris, for stealing hogs from Johh Holly
They were taken before Jultice Drury and COM
mittsd TO iail for court U dDi".
lJ8hp Williams, alias johnson, was arrested
yesterdhy BY ,0hieer Fo6pAn; for stealing atoat
from Johp HaIlora1. He had o. hearing before
superintendent Richards mis- morning and VIA
committed 10 jail for court. 49,. '.,moi
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28
NRSMa.Es,taERfrtRS INT

NfsHM4RtitaEhfrtRS INT
CoSvBxcS .,JescrAcruRERs or ANtR.
IoAs laos IS4t lsfsziIsIhnoeesseAno met at
sa ns MI %; ;ss sa AssPi si s
the cou ntry, were present, srth fnol ,etRupn $40
4 No. :, AWARD. Of Detroit Mich iva. sslletao
chair h, ss5sa a:SsS Aaa esRo
TTbe Preside iidade Al address ttSths kssSrfa.
tioh favcfus thsprstsction % esfs. kss
Mr. McAlli.,sr read report ssslns =. s?e.
county, On mollcn The address and report were
adesbtsd md II va. ordered that they % printed
IA copy for each member. .nUi
tishsio b rsporiod a. rise messing lh,s syspiW.
Several gentlemen addressed the mNolinglJu
rnfsrannaf 10 intsrsaia Of ihhir pariienlarss
''0n OF country nj ryi-..-IAa
MS9sa Ss ss Iii dttts. ~ ysass Sfisss as%Sri
rested By onicer W. N, Evans, on the Island, M
= sssTsS % yiad,iss q, ItxPpears tina! Randall
nStsi 'EbiShh dssSk o d I'D ssiefsd hsa pAnef
Benjamin Chew, and aske cd him oJgtxenths
change for II. Cber replied be hid but four dol.
Would Won i1s Ak. Tsss fs
II ~ \. Isl ~
sas II; Ss sse :s,Fss g. s! sS 6
prosecute the boy. ,aoiT5HuL
bns % z ia haa---s4~~-l@-s bnE - ova1I
RAID ny SERGEANT "A, "a TAT zuThis ncrninsf
sSlisss sSas sss spss sgS o ass qS..s
street, between analB Gres,s0 Upon going 10
the place they fsnsd eqmbfrgsfI men quarrel.
ling .ad ashEaag Ibsy ArIeitet Az whetlo
PAY nnS S sensse sa e,s ih men,
until this morufbg 4 wbrn justiSe MSf.siSAfNstd
a nne Oh tj On nSsl Lbf lhsti. ! ThH isorning
Ann. payt i've kespsS o. tie 4 euss was iasrs.tId
Ssrss ssr ~. IslTis
to answer Gle ashsrse 81 fsspinx' 4 disordsfiya
bouse. ~ 'srNTrIeStnq 'pSiissdW
oil u BAD ID n..-.-..-. I5yi,H IynSi i,r
aTrtrrrss cApdS4 .a.ABost tvSpve o,S,oow
list !pfpbt ON SsY MoYgan N fhs sssond nrscgEct1t
toll Ss;s ny1 Io.a aeayh
fsces nsa "a a,, NH .rse.tsS tTtrL ~
gaSe ihsirp nsm SIaNsn ~. - 70 ;,,.stya
fowlyg ratd Marshal Clarke. and he other sue.
20 hsstatson. hoase, where one Of them oOn.
fessed they hfd stoisd the oats from the forage
house " tne,E astern Brsnch Corral. Upon look
ing In tne wagon, II was found they had ten
sagtts Ipp isAeh o9e iontainlng ,a69pt fPpyr
Sssiins before Jastiss water, % ~ !
LARCENY CAsEs.-Geo. Lawrence, Jacob
Stevenson end. hsbury r. Perry three oolered
men, were arrested yesterday by ofleers Hurdle
and Harris, fof stealing hogs from Johh Holly. d
They were taken before JuAtice Drury and COM
mittsd 70 lail for court aJt",
iJ6hp WILLIAMS, alias johnson, was arrested
yesterday BY .6fheer NobnAn, for stealing aSoat
from yobp HalloIaa. He had q hsArins bsfots5
sopcnn.ehdent Richards his morning and wa :
committed 10 Jall Tor court is@oi
'aaUyAy . faS 90 ~, l'1i snl +,
CoEoRAI,nD WrApoNa John r,ayfon IA ,
! "a,
eSlored Lmah' vas arrested Yesterday BY ofioer,l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28
|sllcOlggpEEE9E.

SsshstSf Mi, of N.vsas, bss beshspssk9
iss IA The Senate, tt6Adsyj5ss siatssshdas O
tsntlvp aadfshSsih ~ reeSssd 4 dIspatttP
ktoAr eli BssisRedrS o. Nstsds isst Aisheyj
thSakihs0 him Tor his w. oh he nSssS ornesa
Sage SfxhiA ~ n very PfSad The sspa-
tpaiis a Sosng nan Ssfu Ftlll % IA hs
gneSseldsra apd- Neyadawilti Learn wisdom
a. she advanSbs tbs Astsshbodsf stakss
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

QUEENSLAND RIvEa.--ln spite Of the fire.
Quent rains of late, the Cumberland seems to
be rapidly dwindling to its low.tide limits.
For several years past, this stream has pre-
served full stage of water far beyond its
usual period, and this season has been navi-
gable longer than ordinary, 1t looks now,
however, as il few days more will Danish
the steamers whistle entirely, unless that
boat should return that once came down the
river with cloud of dust behind her.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

The CRors.--Except in one o, two spots,
she late rains have been general throughout
shis section. s In consequence the crops
promise most abundantly, We have heard
Of some farmers complaining of damage to
wheat from l,e rains, but these complaints
arc confined to few, and where there are
grounds for them, we think the damage
scarcely appreciable. Others speak of their
tobacco Frepching from too frequent rains.
But, altogether from our own observation,
and that Of others more experienced than
ourselves the crops Of all kinds, though
smaller than usual from the difficulty of get
ting hands and their inferior labor, promise
as large a yield for the amount planted, as
we have ever seen in any season.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

TuosH who wish 70 know all about the ia
nous neeaie-gun--why the Prussians have
been successful-who is the strategist that
has made such adnirahie combinations : Of
King william's srmies--and a thousand 9th.
or interesting things SHOULD call at' the
quiet, pleasant saloon Of our friend Schlich,
where knowledge ofall such topics, is as I'M
surpassable as bis cool, fresh and sparkling
Lager. aaF fVa s 'a
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10
T. A. TnoNAA GAINESVILLE, IT,, E. r. W. THox.
AS, Louisville, Ky4 n. b. McCAurns, Atlanta.
THOMAS & CO., -
Commission and Forwarding Mer.
s....-ts X chants, 4. - - 80 -

COMMISSION ana Forwarding Mer.
W ooy chants, ~ isis ~ Is
No. l3, Vine ST., .Cineinuati. Ohio, and No
~ Hamil,ons Building, Cor eth and ! Il
y Main sts., Louisville, Ky. s7resi
TBNDER THEIR SERVICES An c;,bcr
i market Az l(,ommIss,eu ana For.
vardIug Merchsnfs. nrorais;rg that an,
business entrusted to them viii rcce;ys
prompt attention. We will receive ON con.
sim ment Cotton, Tobacco. and Produce gcr.
erelIv. Southern MANUFACTURED Cation l,oods
Cotton Yarns or any other saleeblc article
of commerce. Having long experience in
the purchasipgaud selling of Groceries, Drugs
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

GESEnAL REHsARsAL.-we heard iu1-
crous misconception of this word, the other
day. Some of eur German friends were read
ing together the proceedings of the Saengec-
bund In Louisville, and coming to the state
ment that "here followed general rehear-
sal" the reader paused, aad said: "General
Rehearsal General is that2" As this
gentleman has been soldier all bis life, and
was distinguished hero in the Hungarian
Revolution, we suppose this blunder oiigi.
mated from the constant occupation Of his
thoughts with military matters.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

we are better able to Judge Of the quality Of
our goods, and are not liable TO be imposed
upon by ''mean work" nsr1 \ aiat
Ladies and gentlemen, whether they in
tend purchasing or not, are cordially invited
TO call and examine cur stock. Our ware
rooms are in the third story Of Brockman &
Porter's new Iron Front Building, over e.
Withers Furniture Storc.u ? ~ ,. hnt' ~
sa y. s. BRINGHURsT a co.
p. S.-Repairing done as usual, at the old
stand ofw., r. Bripghurst 4 Son, on Public
Square. y y 4 "a -, IL, f, SD. 4 CO. i
July 6, l866-to Jan. A. Z, x 4,,-S - y,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

KssrucKy ELEcrosS--We publish in this
mornings Courier returns official and reported
from forty-iour counties in the State, which
foot up morjorily fol- Duvall of q, sss
votes. The Democracy make a clean sweep,
as not single county yet reports MAORI
ty Tor llobson, The .nearea to it is Lewis
county, In which the result is stated as doabl-
full There are &C counties yet to hear fsosn,
many OF which are small but in localities
claimed by the Radicals. The figures now
indicate that the Democratic majority iHohe
State will exceed 10000, and may even
reach or go beyond 10000 LoSi'rilh Coz
rbs
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

THRoUeH TO MEMPHIS. as We are
about going to press, we learn from Mr..
Goodhue, Superintendent OF the Memphis,
GAINESVILLE and louisville Railroad, that the
line win be open through on Monday, the
18th inst. Two through express trains
each way daily--without change of cars.
Trains North willlesve GAINESVILLE at sos, A.
r., and 1886 P. NJ, making close connection
at State Line for Nashville 4, .gss
Trains South will leave GAINESVILLE at
L05P.M, and 2.o5A.M.
Accommodation train will leave State
Line Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
els A. NJ, aud GAINESVILLE at 7.30 A. M; and
will leave Paris Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 900 a. NJ, arriving at Clarksville,
4.iO P. NJ, and State Line, $50. y 10
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

KLEEAAs & Co--Clothiers, on franklin
street. have on hand an excellent assortment
OF Summer Clothing, not disposed Of which
they will close out at very low figures
Some widow is bound to suffer II they fail
to close out the stock--so come along, and
get bargains while you can. soy .A
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

Good New ~ !--we win sell,
from this date, our stock Linen Coats, Pants,
and MarsciIles Vests at cost and carriage,
and all other goods at very low prices, as we
wish to prepare for FALL stocks. Call at once,
and secure good clothing al low rates.
T. a r. r, MccutLocn.
Aug. 3, ls66 II
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

Picnic AND BARBECUE.-There will be
Picnic and Barbecue at Sam. Weakley's
Spring, near Henrietta, in this county, on
the 18th inst. ~. 49,.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10
LOSS
BY the Portland Fire, July 4th.

BY the Portland Fire, July 4th.
The total amount covered by Ktna Poli-
icies on property destroyed or damaged Is
500, 654, on which salvage will be about
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from $200, 900, and is being promptly adj
justed and paid. This sum Is per cent.
upon the assets, figure but slightly ex-
ceeding our Government and State taxes
paid last year, or a proportion equal to
5000 loss for a company of 500, OO0 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value
Of wealthy, strong corporations Is forcibly
illustrated by this fire. Several weak Insu-
rance Companies are destroyed. Portland
has a population Of 35,000;-rwas hand
somely built, mostly fine brick or stone
structures-protected and screened by UP
wards of 5000 shade trees-bounded on
three sides by water.-indeed, literally, al
most rising from the ocean--and with good
steam fire department-yet has SIC, 0OO. 900
of property consumed In few hours-upon
holiday when its people are least occupied
from the very Insignificant cause Of con-
temptible fire-cracker. +.lsne - ",a-,a
Remember the trifing origin Of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings of
years. Consider your best Interests and give
the Etnd agent call IL you need proper In
surance protection. Policies issued on fair
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

GnAsD Cir CONCERT, for The Benefit Of
the Suffering Poor Of tie State Of Aaibama.---
The number of tickets issued is $4,000, and
and the number of prizes to be drawn is
$4,000. Every ticket draws a prize. The
prizes consist of real estate, jewelry, etc.,
Price of tickets, $500. The drawing takes
place at Louisville, on the 3oth inst. Any
one wishing to invest in this laudable and
charitable scheme, can do so, by applying to
Mr.. johnson d. West the agent in this city.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

gsaegs - MISCELLANEOUS. I 4 ssE9s
Fredonia-J. II. Adkins.
New York-Mcssrs v. & B. Terrell.
Pea Ridge--Mrs. r.. N. Herring. ~ y
Ringgold-John g.. Johnson--James Kill
ebrew8 aansg Nsaasa q.ti iAdi az ra'se-
August ] 9th. GUY. W. WINES, p. NJ.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10
VT4 MEN,
Carriage Repository.
y. 8. BRIN6HURsT 4 CO.,
& e see Franklin Street s'ess'i
!. CLARKsVII,LE. TENN.

81 sssrrs isH 1 4ysst w = sAt zgsfl
= CLARKSVILLE, TENN. ,
ME ARE just receiving, and keep CON
w SANITY on hand, every description of
fine Close Carriages, Rockaways and Ba-
rouches, Prince Albert Bu9gies, Queens
Phactons, Straight and Bracket Front Shift
ing Tops, Slide-seats, Balnomls, and No
Tops, Track and Road Sulkies, and in fact
everything usually kept In first class
Carriage Repository.
We have entered into arrangements by
which we now have unsurpassed facilities
for supplying the country with a. most su.
perior article Of workmanship, and we chal-
lenge comparison with any other city in
quality and price. Being
Practical ~ sgvi-s'e : Sc Jies
Makers,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

De Bows REvIEw.-We have received the
August number of De Bows Review, but
have bare space to give portion of its in-
teresting contents-among which are: r
The Tournament-by Barnwell Property
title in the South. The Cotton resources Of
South; Shall the Spartan virtues of the South
survive the War? and Proposed Banking
system of the South" Added to these, is a
large amount Of valuable statistics and COM
mercal information. ..r ...s.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

The geological and agricultural survey of
the State of Mississippi, which was inturrup-
ted by the war, is 10 be resumed in the
Spring OF 1867. Meanwhile the State Geolo-
gist will attend to the Office work, especially
the examination ofSoils, marls, rocks, mineral
waters, etc.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10
GUNS. GUNS! GUNS.

LADIES Aucrios.-Evcry Wednesday and
Friday, at Il. Withers auction Rooms, on
Rranklia Street august 10, '6e--tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10

RED River BRIDoE.--we are happy to
announce chat shs contract for building the
Upper Rsd River Bridge, has been takenby
Mr.. Alien J. Harrison, and the work VIII, at
once, be commenced. The experience and
energyso Mr.. yHarrison, .ars ample security
for q faitlifdl and early completion Of the
work. - = - ~ - 49,. ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
5 No. n, Broad ST., NEW YORK. $

y. II. BALDWIN, J.iF- CuMMINes, New York
H. BRloHAM, g. II, HeLsT, Savannah, GA
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-10
COULTER { HIlLMAh

. s woaatcLl