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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP ooNPANy's sTAB
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Forming Regular SsmiWeeky Line of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.
ZOE NEW YORR DIREOT-FHE FINE
Ocean steamshps-
MORNING STAR. 1850 tons. Nelson, Commander
EVENING STAR. .240O tons. e. 4 napp Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1900 tons. Berry Commander
MISSISSIPPI. .22Ou tons. Summer Commander
MERRIMACK.. 1900 tons. .VRnsice Commander
HAVANA ........... 20 . tons. Furber Commander.
MONTEREY. .l4OO tons .. Whitman, Commander
MARIPO .l40O tons. ... Quick Commander
MATARZAS. ........ .l4OO tons. ...-, Commander
aIssoURI.,...."...lAO lAOO tOns....--. Commander.
The steamship
VIII llsave SATURDAY, September 49, at O'Clock P M.
from the company's Wharf, in front of Jackson Square
Freight will berecsived by this Line upon the oopany,s
Wharf, at all mes during hours and the rates for
freight and passage will be low as by any other regular
line.
Fer freight OF passage applyto
r... WILLIAM CREEVY, Agent
a3 oarondelet street, New Orleans.
c. K GARRISON, President
Bowling Green street, New York.
FOR NEW YORK.
I BLACK STAR LINE OF STEAMERS.
To sail on SATURDAY, Sept, %, at7p.m
FOE NEW YORK-THE FAST STEAMSHIP
BTarmion.
L. l. HAZARD Commander,
Will leave above from wharf foot of Cont street
For freight or passage apply to a
DAVID MccoARD, 1862 Common street.
FOR NEW YORK.
cRoMwELL's N. 7. AND n. o, STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail on SATURDAY, Sept. %, at s An
FOE NEW YoKK-THE FAST AND REGULAR
steamship
Geo. Cromwell,
E E. VAIL, Commander
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street. Second District
as above.
First Cabin Passage ...............g...... &GO.
ALFRED MoULTox,
Il carondelst street.
FOR NEW YORK.
CRoMWELLS n. Y AND n 0. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on SUNDAY, Oct. !, at sA NJ.
FOB NEW YoRK-rHE FAST AND REGU
lar steamship gen. Meade,
j. BERRY, Commander,
VIII leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street. Second District
above.
First Cabin Passage.
For freight passage apply to
ALFRED MoULToN,
Al Carondeet street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
Arraved Yesterdax.

Steamship Hattie, Burrows, from ApaIachicola
and Pensacola, to Merritt, Dunham, McKin-
s4 nell &co--1st district
Steamship Rapidan, Eaton, from Galveston, to
Jas Gonnoly &eo-lst district
schF Aurora, Garland, from Brazos Santiago, to
Inaster-2d district 26
STEAMBOATS,.
Armadillo and barge, Swaney, fm Cincinnati.
Lady Grace, Hammond, from Shreveport.
ID Hinde. Hinckley from Washington.
Thos Powell, Dalferes, from Thibodaux.
Gornie, Aueoin, from Thibodaux.
ST Nicholas, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
Sarah, Blakesee, from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS wEDSEs
DAY PACKET

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS wEDNEs.
DAY PACKET.
Leaves follows;
WEDNESDAY, Sentenber 2s
WEDNESDAY. ......,,.. Crto,ar m
WEDNESDAY .......... Octobar q
WEDNEsDA AY........,,. November l.
WEDNESDAY,. ......,... November 81
FOE MEMPnIs-THE SPLENDID PASSENGER
steamer Southerner,
VIII leave above. The soutAerner will give through bill,
Of ladng all landings the White and Arkansas rivers
Particular attention paid to al way and plantation bust
ness All Coast Landings made and freghs taken at
dacsd rates. For freight passage apply board or to
c, G. WAYNE, Agent, IS Natchez street
n. B.-Passeugers tcketed through to Louisville and Gin
cnnati IS hours from Memphis.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
CAMDEN, TRENTON. ETc
REGULAR oUACH1TA PACKET.
i6. PERMANENT ARRANGEMENT. ..... i 500

REGULAR OUACH1TA PACKET.
1866, 80. PERMANENT ARRANGEMENT .... i 500
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 6,qM
e City Port Union Trenton Monroe onmbia ParrisoI
burg Trinity and all intermediate landings Back and
Ouachita rverThe superior passenger EdahOeS
Nick Mclaughlin, master, Sam LAWSON desG will lea1S
regularly as above.
landings the Upper Ouachita river wpryilege of re-
shipping the Alice No @ and will IRE light fer
Bayou Arb0nne and Bayou Bartholomew, with yegs
resbppng the ghdra steamer Swan All ff ght sent
by the steamer Idahoe for Bayou Macon and Tess will
sent through without delay Freight taken 10 Land
ing Old River Passengers taken for all Coast Landings
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
F. J. WINBURN, Agent, 81 SfagAzir te street
or to RIPLEY CLEARY, 80 Canal ssre eet
VtRGINIUS G. DENTzEL. Advent sing Agent
REGULAR WEEKLY oUACHITA P ACKEF
1896. FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1903
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at 3 ptclock p NJ
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, COL ,UMBIA, HAIR
rsonburg and all landings Black Ouacha Rivers
The magnificent fast running steamer
Judge Fletcher,
JOHN W. T0BIN, Master, G. PRES WORK CIeIk,
Will leave as above
The Judge Fletcher will aks freight for Camden and
all landings Upper Otache rive with the privilege Of
reshppng the steamers AIee No. q Sylph and Swan
The Judge Fletcher will taRr tr eight for all landings
Bsyous DArbonne and BaEthpNm ew with privilege
close connection with the above Trenton
Tuesday morning.
Passengers taken for al Coast landings.
For freight or paasage ap ,ly on board or to
y: Q. DOSOHi JE, Tchoupitoulas street.
VIRGINluStt 5. DENT2EL Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

SrRENerH TO TEE WEAK !:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
BIOKRENE,

The Feeble the Langud the Despairag the Old shoud
give this valuable discovery trial; it will be found totally
different from al other articles for the same purpose.
TO FEMALES his Preparation is invaluable in
of all kinds will the wasted
permanence.
II is grand onc and will give relief in Dyspepsia
with the first dose brief persistence in its will
Dyspepsia forever
One dollar per bottle orsix bottles for five dollars Sold
BY Druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing
5HUTCHINGS i HILLYER, Proprietors
28 Dey street, New York.
BABNES, WARD & CO,
No Mnra5na straat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
NEW York.

FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
YOUTH TO TEE AGED II

B1oKRENE, OR LIFE REJUyENAroR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

Forming Regular ssmiweek Line Of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY IS sTAB
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

FoR MEAIPHIS-THE SPLENDID PASSENGER
steamer Henry Won PhuIs
j. F. HICKS, Master; j. 0, BAUFILL, Clerk;
Will Ioave above The Henry Won Ph ul will give through
bills Of ladng to all landings the White Arkansas
rivers.
Particular attention paid to all way plantation
All Coast Landings made and eights taken reduced
For freight or passage apply ouboard, or to
c. G. WAYNE, IS natchoz street
B-Passenges ticketed through Louisville aud Gin
cnnati IS hours from Memphis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29

-. Leaves 0 TUESDAY, Oct 2, at 5p.M
EOR JEFFERSON DIRECT-PoR JEPFER-
Shreveport Grand Ecore St Maurice, Cole Alex
andrtR Nornans, BsTbns and all way landings Red
RyerThe low water packet Irene, H C. he. h, master,
John W. Darby clerk will leave above freight or
passage apply on board.
N. o. DONOHUE, 2 Tchoupitoulas street.
CELL0S & GRARTNEY, l3 Front street
JOHN Z. HYDE d CO., ll3 Common, street.
VIRGINIUS o. DENTZEL Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-29
sTRAMB0ATs-..sTEAMB0ATs.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES MA1Ls
FoB VIOKsBURG, MEMPHIS. CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS.
One of the following hrst class passenger steamers VII
leave aud for all intermediate landings EVER
EVENING at o'clock, from the Companys wharf foot
Graver
Ruth, Lady Gay,
w. H. Arthur. Olive Branch,
Pauline Carroll, RIlsaIsslppA,
Atlantic, Moilie Able,
JulIn, Continental
Auminary, Mary Il. Forsyth
j. q. SVEN, Edward Walsh.
The above boats have recently been thoroughly eed
are nnequaled for speed and comfort by any aaoat
Plan the can secured ct h
oompan,s Office No. l04 street. opposite City Hote
JOSEPH BROWN, President
JNo, F. DOUGLAS, Agent, IO4 Common street
Leaves SATURDAY 10th inst, at Pm
ENOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND ALL
nteImedatt The magnificent passenger packet
John huEourS Henry Swtzer, master, W. s. Foster,
sek WI leave a. above For freight or passage apply
board, or to A BklTTON % Front street.
JOHN A. STEVENSON, Front street
The John ktgonr will pay particular attention the de.
livery of all Memphis and Bend treigats
YlK9lNlQs G. DEEThEL. Advertising Agent
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

SUspESsIoS.-Our nsighbor, of the Express,
announced, in his last issue, the necessity
for the suspension of that very sprightly and
neat paper. The time was, when this coun
ty sustained, with fair share of liberality,
two papers; but recent developments tend to
show its inability to keep more than one
alive, We make due allowance, however,
for the want Of mails, and the poverty en-.
TITLED BY the war, and, these considered, we
have reason to be thankful for the patronage
bestowed upon the Chronicle. But mail ia
cilities are increasing, business and prosper
ity are reviving, and we venture to hope that
the one paper published here, will be sufi-
cicntly patronized to make it paying con.
Germ and enable the proprietors either to en-
large it or issue it tri-weeekly. Abroad,
towns are estimated by their newspapers,
and pride and interest should continue to ell
evate this standard. @
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sHgRIRF,s SALES. J



QY, virtue Of an order of sale, issued from
~ the supreme eour. Of Tennessee, TO me
directed, at Nashville, in favor Of j. n Rlte
and others, vs.J. g. MeKoin, and esherz,et
will, on "a lrIf $3.50 80 S,a iis,SF.
30 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, Is6e -
at the court house door, IA the city ~
expose TO sale tc the highest I'D.
der, for cash, the following described town
lots, houses and lands, levied upon a the
property Of W. A. Quarles, to-wit. A STORE
house and lot on Franklin street, in the city Of
CIsrksville, Montgomery county, Tennessee,
bounded as follows: Beginning AZ wn. NJ.
Sheiton's N W corner, on said franklin street,
running thence with Shelton's line south
224o east 200 feet more or less, 10 Mrs. w.
B. Johpson'slihe; the.scc south e75o west TO
Franklin street. Whence with said street IS
poles 3 inches, to the beginning. Said lot
was conveyed by d. w Quaries TO w. A.
Quarles BY deed registered February Oh,
1850, in book No. u page io5, Of the Re-
corder's Office, Montgomery county, Teuu.
A dwelling house and lot, In the city Of
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county, Tennessec,
bounded as follows Beginning ~ the junction
of Union and First streets; Turning south with
the East side Of FIRST street 2l4 feet thence
eastward parallel with Union street l95 feet
to Mrs. Quaries line, thence northeriy with
Mrs. Quarles line ala feet to Union street,
thence westwardly wit the south sidsof said
street l95 feet TO the beginning. Said pfop-
erty conveyed by deed from =. A. Sawyer 10
w. A. Quarlss, registered the Sd day Of june,
1863, in book No. G, pages 327 and 328, o.
the Recorders Office, Montgomery county
Tennessee. Sos 81 lsW afl s4A1 4 1sf
Also dwelling house and two lots, situ>
ated in the city Of GAINESVILLE, Montgomery
county, Tennessee; the dwelling house md
one lpt formerly owned aud occupied by Mrs.
NJ. ,. Quarles, and decided by her 70 'WH.
A. Quarles, said deed Registered september
27th, 1861, book No. 8, pages lie and l73,
and bounded as fellows: On the south b tha
Nashville pike on the east by property own
ed by w. A. Quarles, formerly, Ed. Carnoy)s
on the north by Mrs. Thurston's lot on tlsu
west by Mrs. 6tackers's property. Saidsistsis
supposed to contain, aboast q acresI .aadagis
interseet5d by M. @. 4 l.. il. n. The other
LOT joins the property above described on thss
cast side, and contains about acfee, wa.
formerly Ed. Carney's and 10 bounded -
follows; On the east by Mrs. Thompkin5s
property. on the north by Mrs. Tina ntoa's
lot; on the wet by the property soittby Nm
N. J. Quarles to w. A. Quarlcs; and On tho
south by the Nashville pike. ser s4saa
$50 a = So I. RAMEY, Sheriff eeNsl
e.8 ,ts aa y Montgomery Conntysaa
Julv AZ l4fG-AW---pr feeSlA sls..ts aiIf4 -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

psrssA hsovine ~ ~ Snjoysd two huge
days At HuntSviiIe. - wy
At night all the beauty and elite Of the
city, assembled at the Huntsville HOTEL to
enjoy stripping the light fantastic toe" and
partake Of the elegantly gotten up supper,
which was the grand ifhxis of the Tournss
uneft. II was spoken Of ~ those present,
as magnificent affair.
We did not learn what the net proceeds of
the Tournament, etc, amounted to--but as
the object is To build N. E. Church, in place
Of the one destroyed during the wsr, we
hope the profits willlturn out large amount.
THE PRESS.
We made the scquain .ance of Mr.. w. T..
Trask, of tbe Memphis. 7'allstin, and Capt.
J. II. Matthews, of the Argus, who were
there to furnish their respective papers with a
report. They are gentlemen, 10 the full ac-
ceptation of the term, and It is indeed pleas
ure to meet such worthy representatives of
the quill. To Messrs Dew & Young of the
Independent and Figures, of the Advocate,
we are under Obligations for their courtesy
and kindness during our stay in their city.
To Father Joseph Ward and W. N. Preston,
we are indebted for many kindnesses ex-
tended to US. Gentlemen, long may you
wave. J. A. G.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

PlcSIc.-we are requested to state that
there will be o Picnic and Rmn-dance, at
DR.. N. L. Thomas Sulphur Spring, on Thurs.
day, 9th inst, Ladies and gentlemen are
respectfully invited to attend and bring with
them basket of provisions as there win be
no barbecue. -.fr r.....s zones ~.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father, in
this county, on the I'd inst by the Rev. j.
b. West Mr.. 4. r. SruRRiER, Of Louisville,
Ky, but formerly Of Nashville, to Miss ELIZA
j. daughter Of GU. Mccauley, Esq, of this
county. - Lsri5tk
We, the Junior was present on that mo-
mentous OCCASION and had good time
Our best wishes attend the embarkation of
our friends on the sea Of matrimony. May
their boat glide smoothly over the waters of
life, and safely reach the haven of rest where
only true happiness Is known.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

ToxAroEs.--we are indebted to Mrs. RroH-
ARD Hatcher, of this vicinity; for something
unusual in the Tomato line. It consists Of
eighteen round, smooth and medium-sized
tomatoes all growing on a single stem, and
forming kitchen boquet rare and appeti-
ling; .sr ~ .sss
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'sHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DIV virtue of 10 orders Of sale aud execu-
ID tions, to me directed from the Supreme
Court of Tennessee, at Nashville, and circuit
court at Clarksville, one In favor of John
Bowman one in favor Of G. u. Warmed, one
in favor of u. X. 0dsley, one In favor of G.
II. War6eld, one in favor OF q. II. WHfeid}
James Bellomy, one in favor of q. H. Ware
Geld, one in favor of Byard Il Pollard, onein
favor'ofJ. Il. Bailey, one in favorof Joshua
Elder one execution In. favor Of Chaflss
Bailey. clerk aud commissioner for Boobies
heirs, and one in favor off, Charles Bailey,
clerk and commissioner for .Dick's heies, and
one in faysr of JsI; Henderson, foe .. 0obb
Trustee, and allof the above described wrlts
are against Duncan and @. La Asrry snd oh
err, will, on aegi kxasi IS. ~ t.t4 -
q MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 50, 1865,
At the court house door, in the city Of Clgiu.
vile, expose at public sale, to the highest
biddet, for cash, the following, described
tract Of land, known as The c. II. p. Mari
tract ofland, on The north side Of Red River,
the entire interest that Duncan and G. l..
Mari have In and TO said tract Of land, 70 sat-
isfy the above named claims. Said land is
bounded as follows: On the east " Judy
Sims aud Thomas 3. Walthal; on tho ,soqtlr
by, Red Silver, on the west by the veal fork
OF Red River; and on the north BY the Old
Henderson, farm, and being in M0nfgomsfy
county, Tennessee in district No. 6, said to-
contain $40 acres be Che same more OF Tess.
iTssA s' y. nancy, Shcri6, n.
SO Montgomery County.
Tale Of yece. 40 /. ~ e. a. "a a.tA'" ~
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Aug. 3, rsse-tf

GREAT INDUCEMENTS ARE NOW OFFERED BY
BLoou BRos.-They will sell their entire
stock of SmBser Goods at cost, in order to
make room for a Fall Stock. Purchasers
win End ii to their interest 10 call and ex-
anime their stock, as they will save money
by sodoing. Eafs
July ~, lS66-2w.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03
sPECIAL NOTICES.

Good New s!--We win sell,
from this date our stock Linen coats, Pants,
and Marseilles Vests, at cost and carriage,
and all othsk-goods at very low prices, as we
wish to prepare for fall stocks. Call at once,
and secure good clothing at low rates.
-r Y. q r. Il. MoCULLocH.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03
House and Lot for Sale.

THE residence and lotion which G. Faxon,
l. Esq, lives, near DR.. Oobbs residence, is
offered for sale, on the following terms One
fourth cash.. balance in, one, two and three
years, with interest from dates The house
is two stories hrgh; with good basement
rooms, all made of brick. .Ira ~ -,
Any one wishing to buy, will please call
on Ia, 9. G. SMITH, Atty in fact
gr1 ~ $50, For J. r. Wendell.
July 90, ls66-lm, ~, -. ~.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

CosvEsrros.-T Sixth Congressional
District Convention, 10 appoint delegates to
the National Union Convention, will assem-
bic in Columbia, Tenn, tomorrow, the 4th
instant. sC l5tt-N Ars
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03
Reristration Ofnce,
OLknKsylLLr. ANA. 2. iSl

OLAHhsSIILE, Mug = fooo'
THE legal voters of Montgomery County
are hereby notified that the Office Of Regis
tratlon, for said county win close ten 10y
days from this date. -
, ED, BYRSE, Conl'r.
Aug. ,, 1865 CIV
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LOS 8
BY the Portland Fire, July Attn,

BY the portland Fire, July Atm
The total amount covered by Etna Poii-
icies on property destroyed or damaged is
$500, S54, on which salvage willbe about 8
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from $500, 900, and is being promptly .ad-
justed and paid. This sum is s per cent.
upon the assets, a figure but slightly ex-
ceeding our Government and State taxes
paid last year, or a proportion equal to q
81, 900 loss for a company Of S1OO, 900 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value
of wealthy, strong corporations IL forcibly
illustrator by this fire. Several weak Insu-
rance Companies are destroyed. Portland
has population of $4,000 was 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 occan--and with good
steam fire department-yet has SIC, OOO. 900
of property consumed in : few hours--upon
holiday when its people are least occupied
from the very insignificant cause Of q con-
temptible fre-cracker. y i = : i
Remember the trifiing origin Of fires that
sweep away in afsw hours the earnings Of
years. Consider your best interests and give
the Ktna agent calIif you need proper In
surance protection. Policies issued on fair
terms. 10 iz3aIs it,...f -saf &
.,la G. II. JONES, Agent.
Clarksville, Tenn
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER D, 1866,
sHERIFF'S GALE.

pY virtue Of an execution, 10 me directed
~ from the circuit court clerks Office, Is
sued the 10th day Of July, 1865, IN fsyor Of
John Edmonson, guardian, Va. y. r. DAILY
and Griffin 0rgain, win expose 70 public
sale, 70 the highest bidder, far eaeh, az the
court hous. door, 10 the city Of clarkssille, or
MONDAY sErpExBER 800 1893 80
the land Of 10. r. DAILY, levied upon ~ sAtis~
fy said execution, 10 district No. rs, contsin-
ing, by estimation soTs acres, mere or Less
aud bounded as follows; On the north BY
the land % wm., Martin, deceased, and y. A.
uapsum's heirs; on the EAST by j. R,lWllliapss
on the south by the land Of Ms. Marasret
Lyle and East Fork OF Badd's Creek; on w
west by the heirs Of Mrs, Margaret Moe 4ees
Moses Yarbrough and s. Y, Allen. ~,
T.RAMEY, Sheriff
Montgomery CouusJ
Tufv 81 ieag lsv - ~ foe tc
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

SURvEyiNe.--Having heard a great deal
of complaint about the difficulty of procur-
ing surveying, and noticing that there is
an immense amo mt Of real estate 70 be sold,
we would call the attention of all persons
wanting work of this kind done, TO the fact
that, there is a gentleman whose services, as
private Surveyor, can be procured. We al
lude to ]. 7. Richardson, Esq. Mr.. Rich-
ardson is an accomplished scholar, of scien-
tifc attainments of the first ORDER We
know Of no one more thoroughly convers-
ant with both the science and practice OF
Surveying, and besides he is one of the best
and purest and cleverest Of ken.
We cay this much Of him entirely on our
own responsibility, but can assure those in
need of Surveying, that they will find him
thoroughly competent for such work.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-08-03

q Ix(&n< 1<n.~ No. - - A 40 X<<vx a. Sx~~~~
s', |" = - = !" 'a
sne peuofniances 81 su F''lp ~ srsHiv ~
s,se rnx rocss Asrsr.--v,ssr pAy. q
!, ~. .. 49, " ~ 4
TWAS indeed 9 gals oay, and the bsauti-
FIJI town Of Huntsville was crowded with
s's,'0I' g =, n 'A, q the asih, and at
'es. ' Ns-'' 'Op'eu ~ p'ocsss'on'
preceded by an elegant Brass Band, and a
carriage containing the pre.iden, and the
Orator of The pav whom ,,,.v ,,..,..a...s
D's' "no" 'hsy n'arcneu AROUND
the principal streets, followed by dense
crowd Of citizens, and thence out to the
beaut;s,, oro,ra. ,,ou.,.a e., a.. .
e.,", rep'is' WI 'ns os'"s,on'
arriving Nv 'oe Tournament grounds after
order was restored, Col. DOMINICAN, the Pres
ident arose and made few appropriate re-.
,,.,Ls .,a ,,ar ,,,,roa,,.a ~ Co..
'sA 'A".N.'S1 w. s.''se
oosdon' tne ora'or Of the LAY. The Colo
mel delivered, ia clear but strong articula-
tion, an eloquent, chaste address, iriterlarded
Iii, h.,s,,;e., ,,o,, 81
.'' D''s1' 'No.sA 80. s'"'"s, p"u'-
o'ic appeais-pnt us length preciudes any
extended notice Of It. The address conclu-
ded. then commenced the ,;It;po nv tbe
49, SN ''' ''i"ns ~ NY
hnigh's Tor he crown with which 70 deck
the brow Of TIE Queen of Love and Beauty.
There vere only r r;nus.-tbe nos,s helm
on n,a, g. "a 10
s,sesss way
~ 81 80" !.
'"e "o'" ''S' VI 'ae Ahisn'' anu the result OF
their iabors: go
No. l. Geo. W. Drake, knight of Bother
'em--blue dress, ,lst tilt no rings. I'd two
rings, Sd three rings.
No. q. Geo. b. Gin. knight of snrin0 CITY.
-red Jacket, white pants, lat tilt / ring. I'd
two rings, Sd four rings. I.
No. 3. Ed. i. Mastin, Knight of White
Rose-white costume LIST till Two rings. ID
three rings, Sd two rings.
No. a. j. P. Bradford. Knight of White
Plume--purple costume, lat till. one ring. I'd
no rings Sd no ring. : -
No. 9. Irwin White, knight Of Magenta
Closs--o'aek pouolce, Maltese cross lst TIT,
IA Il Thomss Kn;oSt 80 H. co,s a.
de Bexan--white dress and plume. lst tilt
wv i'us'' ~ ioI tins, % TOUT lings'
peudence Hill-lst TN. two rings ID three
Sd three. -...5,. -, $50 -. ~. :,
NOE. IL. a: Tate, Black knight-lst tilt,
NJ q to ~ 'I Ml ss .o,au TOUT r,ogs.
Knipht--lst tilt. Two rings. "a no, RINGS al
no rings. ~, -, 80. fg (. e',ssI
NO. Az. ~, W. boidman, Knight OF Red.
r;n us 'N' iAs' ~ oas f'ns' 'a Two
No. IL. J.P. Matthews Koiobt of Whit