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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LET those who have doubted the virtues of
Bulls Ccdron Bittcrs, if any such there be- read the
Glowing certificate from gentlemen well known
this community, and doubt no more.
Its general Introduction into the army will
ave the lives of thousands of our soldiers,
i-,-'l-+ LOUISVILLE KY, June ,, 1863.
We, the undersigned. have the good effects
produced 6y tho "so Of Dr.. John Gulrs Cedron
BiterS in cases of general debility and prosration
of the system, and believe its general use would
prevent disease and relieve much suffering. Among
our soldiers particularly would this be the case,
especially those who are exposed to miasmatic in
Hunce in the southern climate.
Davis, Green 4 Co, wholesale shoe dealers, Maiu
Street, Louisville. a-..s r.r.-r
Chas. H. Cotton, Collector of the Port of Louis
villa, Ky. ,.. .Ir. "
Col. Il. Dent Provo Marshal General of Ken
lucky. r. ODD. %, s.
Julius Winter, Clothing Merclypat, cor. I'd an
Market STREETS. Louisville, Ky
Rev. ID. p. Henderson, Vice President Of SAM
tary' Commi's.oA.
Hart Mapother, photographers, cor Market ard
Third Streets, Louisville, Ky.
Geo. Z. Doen, Prop. Loui,vilc Anzeigtr
Hughs {. Parlhill, wholesale Dry Goods Dealer,
Main Street, Louisville.
Capt S. +. liillrtth, Of steamer Mai. An,,rsori
Maj l.. I. Thurston, Pnynl Gster L. s. Array.
G. II. Mctcalf National Hotel, Louisville, Ky.
Col. jesse Bayl.s, 18th Ky. Cavalry.
George d. Prcntico, Louisville Journal.
For sale by FINLEY & STEWART.
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The IIonE 1xsURAscE -CoapASY.-In another
column we publish the statement of the Home In
surance Company of New Haven, which shows ac-
tual cash assets Of $775,3s6 10. The Company
have resolved increase their capital to 81 900,
o00-to be paid up by the LIST Of May next, making
at that time paid up capital and surplus of 81,
275,3s6- So mucl, for the means possessed by this
association. As for its integrity and promptness
in settling lDsses, we are assured by the sufferers
from the fire Of the 9th inst on the North side Of
the Square, that the agent, Mr.. p. p. Peek, paid
them over $40, 900 on the day after their losses
recommend the ''Home to all careful business men
The above is from the Nashville Bnsner of Jan
3lst, 1866, and in calling attention to it, we desire
to remind our business men, Farmers and Millers
that C. II. JONES is Agent for the "Home' of New
Haven, and will give prompt attention to all ap
plicatons for Insurance.
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Our City Cemetery.

: As our municipal Organization las been revived
with the return OF peace, Q would call its atten-
ton as one Of the very first objects of its action to
our cemetery. The locality of this public burial
Place has been most 6tly chosen. 1t is most pic.
turesque spot for such purpose, and could, under
TIA supervisionof skill and taste, be made the
pride Of our city, Shssbbery, flowers, evergreens,
graveled walks and roads, and other decoi atoms
that cultured and refined sense of the beautiful
might suggest could easily make place like this,
so favored by nature, entirely 10 unison with
those sweet and sacred memories of our slowed and
Lost" that are pleasant yet mournful 10 the soul"
There are now many enclosures within this Gene,
teyyj that exhibit evidences Of refined and
wealthy community, but the grounds outside of
these would assure a stranger that we were barba-
rans. Wild grasses dense thickets of briars and
weeds, the absence of shrubbery and flowers and
Of all paths roads, sadly and shamefuy
eloquent Of community, that ere utterly insensi-
bic to that most sacred and holy Of all Duties
tender and reverent, care for the last resting place
Of those that were dear to u.s. 1t is generally
understood, we believe, that we have superinten-
dent of the Cemetery, but this must be mistake,
or else we give him too small n salary to do
more than see that bodies not stolen from their
tomts, or their graves desecrated by some wanton
hand. Surely there is no need for supervision of
this sort, in this the 10th century. But if We
think so, then let require, one of the Sections
Duties, that he at least keep the Cemetery from be-
ing used ss pasturage ground for cattle, garden
spot for vegetables! If we are not mistaken the
corporation has built neat residence on the
grounds of the Cemetery, for the use of Sexton.
Then why can they not give it to one, and give
him sufficient salary for. the purpose, who is a
skillfnl Horticultural and Florist and can make of
this naturally lovely spot, place that will fifty
harmonic in its picturesque adornnents, with
those hottest and most beautiful sentiments of the
soul that are associated With The memories of dear
ones passed away. We call the immediate notice
of the City Fathers 10 this subject that the Clarks
vile Cemetry may cease to present longer that
appearance that so shamefnlly refutes our boosted
peensons TO culture and refinement.
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VIZ are authorized to annoH.c IHOS. RAMEY,
rs a Candidate io7 Shepiif of Montgomery county.
ElceteA TO take plaee in Match next
Nov. ,, 'G5-te .
VIZ are authorized TO announce CHARLES ".
STU AIRY, &c 3 candidate for Sheriff of Mont
gorcrs coeaty. Electicnto tabe plere in March
next Nov. 3, 'G5-te -
We are authorized to announce RICHARD H..
OGBURN, os candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery
county. Election to take place in in March next
Nov. ., '65-te--s .r. .- s.
VIZ are authorized to announce BERRY LYLE
candidate for reelection to the Office of Sheriff
at the March election. FL [Jan. 8, 'G6-tes
se1" We are authorized to announce A. S.
WOOD, of Woodlawn, as a candidate for Sheriff
of Montgomery County, at the ensuing Mach cleo
ton. Feb, ., '66-te'
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'CEDRoN,

which Is The hAsis of the Bittsrs now ,otfstci %
the public. That honor belongs TO the native i'm
hahita1ts of Central America, to whom its virtues
have been known fhr more than two hundred
years. Armed with it the Indian bids defiance to
the most deadly malaria, and handles without fear
the most venomeus terpents. IL is a belief with
them that while there 10 breath le in the body the
Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what the dis
ease may be.
While Dr., Bull is not prepared 10 endorse this
extravagant psetenson he Is nevertheless satisfied
from thorough examination of the evidence rela-
ting to its virtues, that as remedy and preventive
from all diseases arising from exposure, either 70
changes OF weather and climate, or to the ;mias
matte influence, il stands ,au r'sG at
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For Revenue Collector.

We are authorized to announce JAMES NJ
TROTTER as q candidate for re election to the Of
flee of Revenue Collector Election First Saturday
in March next. Jan. 3, '66-tes
WE are authorized to announce RICHARD
ROBERTS rs a candidate for Revenue Collector, at
the ensuing March election. Jan. late
We are authorized to announce Rev. s. W.
BARBEE as candidate for Revenue Collector Of
this county, Mt the March election. Jan 19-te.
We are authorized to announce r. WOOD
BLACKWELL MS n candidate for the Office of Rev.
enue Collector, at the March election. FEB o
WE are authorized to announce JOS. T.
FLETCHER as candidate for the Office Of Reve-
nue. Collector of Montgomery county, at the March
election. [Fcb. 0, Cote
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NOTICE.

ALL those having claims against the estate o
W. G. JONES, 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 26th day of june 1866, in order that the same
may he liquidaed and discharged in accordance
with the acts of the Legislature of tho State Of
Tennessee relative 10 insolyent estates This Goth
day OF January, 1866. Il
D, NJ, JONES, ,a.-
Feb. ., &c. its JOHN JONES' 1' ''. 70 T
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RIvER NIws-The liver coatinues to decline,
with scant Al feet on the shoals. The IlavaQna
was was compelled to tighten over Harpeth; she
used the Cincinnati Packet Co.'s barge, which is
always kept in readiness Mt this place for such
emergencies. Our little steamer Alice acted the
yood Samaritan for the Palestine, aud helped her
over the shoals The Esd. was not as charitable G1
tho Samaritan of old, but pockcted good fee,
which will be appropriated to pattirs tight roof
on his craft. .. .
Business on the wharf has been quite active du-
ring the week Any one who thinks that orr mer-
chants are selling goods, would be surprisad to
see the quantity Of all description of goods that
accumulate on the wharf-bo during the night, at
which time no drays are run.
The steamers Cumberland A. Baker and Imp8-
rial are advertised in our columns. All who d.
sire TO travel, with ease, swiftness and comfort,
should be ready at the appointed time they all
commanded by veterans, and have not tubular
boilers. The Tennessee will pass here Saturday
evening, at o'clock, for Cairo.
The several arrivals of coal, mentioned in our
last has produced quite a panic among our coal
men. Don't get frightened boys you can sell it
ALL though we do think you hold 1t little too high
Our wharf is needing some repairs very badly
We remind the company of the old proverb, "a
stitch in time saves nine"
Several shipments of men and material have
been made to Cumberland City and Palmyra for
the NJ. G. L. II. r. This looks like work in
earnest.
During the past two weeks there has been six
steamboat explosions, all of which had the tubular
boiler except two. These disasters, in quick sue.
cession, has produced panic among the Marine
Insurance Offices. Many of our first class boat.
have laid up TO exchange their tubular for the old
fashioned two-hue boiler.
Freights have advanced five cents on the hun.
bred pounds from Cincinnati and Louisy lille to this
nlace The m cnntnua tn Mo- n.Io
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0uR RAILRoAD.-The work of repairing the
H., c. 4 L. R. Il. South of Cumberland river is be-
ing pushed forward as rapidly as circumstances and
The means at the disposal Of the Receiver will
permit. The Tennessee and Cumberland river
bridges have been let out to Bristol B Co., who
have also contracted 70 rebuild all the defective
Paris and all connections completed by the LIST OF
April with the exception of the bridge across Ten
nessee river, which win be finished by the LIST Of
July. t'."f A-' t3'"s.. '"h i'' is.-'.s
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FAIRBANKS STANDARD ScALEs.--Iu all business
transactions requiring the use of Scales, il Is OF
great Importance to both buyer and seller that only
such should be used as are reliable otherwise veI-
atious discrepancies in weights, and oftentimes Sc
rious losses and litigations, are sure TO follow.
II is everywhere acknowledged, and that, after
the most extensive use in all branches of business
tor more than thirty years, and the most thorough
and varied tests, that FAIRBASKs' SCALES are une-
Qualied BY any others in correctness convenience ana
durability They are adapted to every branch of
business in which weighing is required, and our
Stock dealers and large Farmers should have one
Of these designed for weighing cattle and Other
live stock.
Every variety of these celebrated Scales can now
lie had OF FAIRBANKS MoRsK & Co.. No. 1875 Wal
nut ST., Cincinnati, where the Company has re.
gently established Western warehouse
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For County Judge,

We are authorized % announce l.. MINO
BENTLEY as candidate for Judge of the County
Court, of Montgomery County at the ensuing
March election. Jan l9-te.
TO The Chzens ef Montgomery County.
BY Section s2i of the code of Tennessee, an cleo
ton for County Judge Of said county is to be made
ON the First Saturday in March, 1866. am q
candidate for that Office aud ask your support.
Ian, 10, Cote T. W. KING.
VIZ are authorized TO announce ID, W. NYE, Esq,
as q cauddats for lhe Office of County Judge, nj
the March election IJan. % 'G6--tc.
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Petition 10 Sell Land.

Mrs. Ann Bell Administrators, VS.. G. W. Bell,
and Others,
IN this cause il appearing to the satisfaction of
of the Clerk, that Nancy Morris and James Bell
are non-residents Of the State Of Tennessee so that
the ordinary process Of law, cannot be served upon
them; it is, therefore, ordered that publication be
made, for four consecutive weeks in the CLARKs-
WILLIE CHRONICLE, newspaper published in the city
of GAINESVILLE, requiring said nonresident defen-
dants to appear before the Judge of the next Cir
cult Court to be held for the county of Stewart at
the courthouse, in the town Of Dover ON the
second Monday in March next, then and there to
plead answer demur TO the bill of the complain
ant filed in this cause, On the same will be taken
for confessed rs to them and set down for hearing
en- pdrte. A. Ii. ROSS, Clerk.
Feb. 2, '66.-4t-Prs fee, So 90.
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, oar Our young friend, Willis A, Jackson, is the
travelling agent for work entitled 1.-THE Standard
History Of, the War; We know nothing of the
work, but can recommend the agent to all whom
he may visit, as gentleman in the full acccp,s-
ton of the term, IN IS
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RES- The Adams Express Co. have made an ar
rangement with Mr.. John Hynes, by which he will
deliver and collect all Express freight Of merchants
within the city limits from and to their Office, free
of charge. "a. '-.'' '' -
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-, The attention Of the reader Is directed 10
the card Of 7. +. Pettus Co., Wholesale Grocers
New Providence, Tenn. This FIRM is composed of
gentlemen well known in. this section as substap-
tia and thorough business men, DOC - WI
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't8r Our young friend, Frank Phillips has ac-
cepted the situation as salesman in the Agricultural
and Seed Store, of Mr.. ODrahnon two doors above
the National Hotel lie will be pleased to wait on
all who may want anything in his line of business.
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CoAL.-Billy Williams has n large lot of Coal
two qualties-which he Will sell at 35 cents
bushel Persons wishing to buy can leave their
orders with Frech Courts, and they will be at
tended to promptly. rNs-F fI- Y sw
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ma. A mistake in date occurred in the adver-
tisement for the Festival IN our last ISSUE II will
take place Monday night, 18th inst, at Fowler's
HAM, Turn out, ladies and gentlemen, and let the
bepeiit be a substantial one. . 81 81! e'.etpr y
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F1y- We are under obligations to c. II. Smith l.
Co., Cotton and Tobacco Factors New Orleans, for
II late Price Current 1t contains much valuable
information for the business public, but in our
limited space, cannot give even an abstract Of it.
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ma. The meeting at the Baptist Church is still
in progress with a good prospect Of continuing
several weeks longer. A good many accessons
have been made to the church, and we hear that
several will be Baptised to-day. o. ;si.' 2,
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For C0#nty Trustee.

We are authorized to announce DIR. H.. NJ
AGREE as n candidate for reelection to the Office
of County Trustee, at the ensuing March election
Jan. ., 66-te .-
We are authorized to announces CIIARLES p
MOORE ms candidate for County Trustee, at the
ensuing March election. Jan. late
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NATIONAL HorEL.-Mr. Thomas d. Scott, former
ly Of Kentucky, has taken charge Of this house in
this city. His courtesy and energy are making him
friends, and everything within the establishment
procams the presence Of the right sort Of landlady
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b0- We are reliably informed that the Small
pox Is abating considerably, there being but eight
teen cases in the pest-house, all Of whom are fast
recovering. We think no fears need be enter
tanned now In coming to the city. .af D. ''-
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pHa. See statement of the Hartford Fire lnsur-
aace company. d. N. Kennedy is Agent il this
city. The Hartford is good company, and Mr..
Kennedy Is good Agent.
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Ek1 Dsnllers, or persons in want of Stills, arc
referred to the advertisement of Stills for sale by
p. Peacher 4 good blacksmith could find stu
ntitn at his mills.
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IN RETIRING FROM BUSINESS | CHEER
1 fully recommend to my friends my successors,
Messrs. COULTER a. HILLMAN. They are re-
liable gentlemen, good Merchants, and feel as
sured will do their utmost to please you, and make
it to your interest to trade with them.
Mr., r, II. PIcKERISs remains in the house.
Very Respectfully,
-. .frt..a .' II. II. WILLIAMS.
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neA. Messrs. LUaToS Bios. 4 Co., are prepared
10 do VIII oesale Drug business and will this nee
feature in view, they are selling all articles in their
line at very loo figures. lw
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WHOLESALE GROCERY -Rexnger Co., will
open in a few days Wholesale Grocery Store
ON the corner of the Square and Strawberry Alley
Bully tor the Groceries! I.t& rJ
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Ma. Mr.. g. T. Lewis, Receiver of the NJ c. 4 l..
Railroad, will accept the thanks Of this Office for
favors conferred. ah 10 .s.t .irs'
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E6S- Mcnl Do you love your wives? If So
read q. II. Jones advertisement, and net accordin
10 Instructions
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Piano FOR SAIE.--A good IL Octave Piano
Cover and Stool for sale. Enquire of ~
Feb 2-4t, vl.t. 81. FRECH & COURTS.
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TO MY FRIENDS.

Mr. Williams having sold his stock to Messrs
COULTER 4 HILLMAN, I will remain with
them, and trust you will do me the favor to con-
tinue trading with me. Our Stock of Goods is I'M
surpassed, and You shall have rour goods cheaper
than ever. Very respectfully,
q. Il. II. PICKERING.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Howell has opened
Shop, in New Providence, Tenn for the purpose of
carrying on the Carpentering business lw
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WITHOUT A RIVAL,

and justly deserves the reputation II has so long en-.
joy ed in Central America and the West Indies
z rs sao,5 = ss@.5 qg.s v sTllc' is. ~ tHf'oi
.5fs.9i 1gV y! sti-Ali-s -a..rv
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IN DYSPEPSIA.

. SIX
And its attendant train Of symptoms II acts moro
like charm than medicine. There ia nothing in
the range of Materis Medica. that can for moment
bear comparison with It in this disease.
A full account Of this wonderful plant may be
found In the nth edition of the U. s. Dispepsata,
ry, on pages 1887 and 1888, --rs s,gr-,
A series Of experiments In which Dr.. Bull has
been for years engaged, has just been brought to
successful termination and he is now enable to Of
fer TO the public a combination Of Cedron WITH
other approved tonics, the whole preserved in the
best quality Of copper-dstilied Bourbon whisky,
which he is confident has no equal In the world,
He might furnish a volume of certificates, but
the public have long since learned TO estimate
such things at their true value, The safest Lan is
for every one to test for himself the virtues Of u
new medicine. lreg ys
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CANDIDATES DEPARTMENT.
For Sheriff.

As,oRHciiy Clra.'ltss Fns Dollars, and pggse,f
-. required IN ADVANCE.
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To- Advertisers.--All advertisements TO be
Inserted in the Chronicle for less time than six
months, must be paid for when banded in.
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SHOES!

VALIANT & LANDER
III AyING ESTABLISHED THEMSELVES IN
IL THESHOE BUSINESS,
in the house recently occupied by Lucas Bagwell,
respectfully solicit share Of the public patronage,
Our stock Is complete, embracing "A the varieties
of Ladies', Gentlemens' and Childrens Shoes, We
have just received, and via continue, 9 perhaps,
every week, to receive Fresh Goods. Keeping al
ways upswith the market we will be able to sell
goods as low as they can be bought anywhere Our
object is to keep Frst-Class Shoe House, and to
compete with any house East or West. We buy
our goods strictly TO- cash and will not be under
sold by nyonc.Y ea.s .J,.tsAga.) q, sa.siia.g
We have In store in addition to our stock of Shoes
large lot of prime SOLE LEATHER, for sale
low on commission. lnvf cirt- f-.g
W. W. VALLIANr, thankful for the liberal pa
tronage he has heretofore received respectfully
cits a continuance OF II. Jan. 26-4t
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nel. On sales, at retail, over the counter, q
SLIGHT ADVANCE.
nsA- To Merchants, LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
ALLOWED. = Hr1
B@- We deliver our goods, FREE OF CHARGE
to the Depot, Wharf, and all parts Of the city.
.-A3N4Nt. ,Hahik t4t D. 9L4 iA
Htt0t
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The latest ana most important discovery
ef the 10Th Century.

His inimitshe preparation of SARSAPARIL.
La, has long stood at the head of the tarou.
compounds of that valuable drug
& His COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY has be.
come household word ,hro4. sout the West and
South. 49,. .,t.y,-
His WORM LOZENGES, In less thanh year aflcr
their introduction, attained reputation n wide.
spread as the continent Of America ~y
But the browning glory of his life remains 10
be attained in his discovery, or rather combina-
ton, for he does not claim to be the discoverer Of
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Il. II. PICKERING.

clarks,ille, Tenn, Jan, 5, cs,tr