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UNITED STATES ATTORNEY.
John Phillips, Charleston, S. C.
COLLECTORS OF IETERNAL REVENUE.
Erasmus Z. Motley, Third district, Ky.
Fideiio 8. Hunt, jackson, Miss.
John T. Turner, Athens, Ala.
Richard n. Lane, Austin, Texas.
VIM J. Patton, Little Rock, Ark.
j. Franklin Martin, Columbus, Ohio.
BeDj. II. Sheppard, Okolono, Miss.
Sanford Haines, Des Moines, Iowa.
James v. Boughnor, Morgantown, w. Va
James Birney, Montgomery, Ala.
Joshua i. Bailey, New York city. N. Y
Alexander N. Wilson, Savannah, Ga.
Edwin G. Cook, Haz etown, Miss.
George Hill, Georgetown, D. G.
ExAMISERs-IN-CHIFF, PATENT OFFICE.
Elisha Foot, New York.
Samuel G. Fessenden, Maine.
PosTEAsTERs.
Mrs. Mary Matter, St. Clair, schuylkilI
county, Pa.
VIM. A. Taller, Somerset, Ky.
Joseph G. Patten, Hudson, II. Y.
Albert Van Kleeck, Pougbkeepsie, n. Y
Ezra Pennington, Newburgh, n. Y.
John A. Goodwin, Lowell, Mass
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The National Republicans, after
reading Secretary Harlan's letter to
the National Union Club, comes to
the conclusion that che is cackling
with the hens, and rOosting with the
turkeys.
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Wanted.

A CENTS sfnted ID every tegr tri p
"a hood, 81 ''rHE GREtf LAR e. -lf eA
usa article in great demand. Hrrn So q
amIiy. Secured 81 patent e-d TeTY se.l
hgents. uiaia and g male. s-e max ~ q io .
daY vita sp.tai oi sito p. try nersoa
.lif.r spare tmH. viii llf it pels1rt ans
ahe send samps .or eIrlullrs luii rsll-a @
aea. Adfrrss WAfNELAs
mags-1ua Box t1si Chcakot l-s
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The "0verton Hotel, Memphis, has
passed into the possession Of B. B
Waddell and Coleman Boyd, who ex-
peet 70 have it ready for the reception
Of visitors By the LIST of October next
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GOVERNMENT SALES
lO,OcO RGundg Of Black Tea
for Sale.
CFTIcE suFEGvlaSg CouNrssArv. !
MILITARY DIgIsICN CT THE Trx,rssrr.

lAshslLkEs Inn, May %, 1856.
CEALED PROPOSALS Cir duplicate) for tia pur.
~ eha<e Of Blask Tea viii be received until eaf.
ur6ay, June - 6, at y O'Clock m.
The Tea i sold because not required for issnfng
Is in original paaksges Che packages are not n
good oroer', ar can Be examined a. any tine du-
ring business hours prior 70 the 9th inst
No proposal for less than 600 pounds vii be con-
sidered. Bidders REQUIRED 70 be present at ne
evening Of the bids. Terms cash in Governmepi
funds, and deposit OF Is per cent. required from
the Successful bidcer as soon IS the bid IS awarded
be Tes viii be re-Weighed and tared at the orig
irai MARKS.
Fropo ais to be endorsed Proposals for far-
uishiBg es - and addressed to the uudes cned.
N P SMALL
nay23-td Bvt Col and C9
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County Conrt Smith County.
BAY 20, 1866.
Joseph G. Diekins, ct ais,
rs Petition.

Is fFeutlOl.
samCel o. Piper, ct sis.
IN this cause, It appearing to the satisfact on O
I n C.rrk N the defsadant, samuel o. Piper
is s C tizen OF he State Of Tex-s, resides beyond
the lis the state OF Tenn -ssee, 80 that ibe or
diBsry %, cess cf law carrot b. sergei upon h. NJ
II s therefore ordered at publication be made
for four consecutive weess In he Nashville Weekly
Union, a n wspaper Published in the " OF Nash
vile, requiring SAID defendant TO APPEAR at the
July Te IN Of the Smith County Court, to be held
day ia July, 1866, then and there 70 plead. answer
or q muir 70 couplanant's bill, or the same vi
be taken for confessed as 70 him, snd set dOsn
for hearing ex parte. L. w. TURNER,
GAM
. DeWit \ McHenry, Solicitors for Petoners.
rnav2q-iiw
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ono OF ..OId Buck,s,' ApoIegies.


In February, 1861, whilst the Peace
Conference was in session, John Tyler
gave Mr. Buchanan to understand that
The appearance of national troops as
participates in the celebration of
Washington's birthday would have a
bad effect They did, however, partici-
pate, and Mr.. Buchanan sent Tyler the
following apologize letter:
"WAsmINGToN, February %, 1861.
any dear sir l found it impossible to
prevent two or three companies Of the Fed
cral troops from joining in the procession
to-day with the volunteers OF the District
without giving serious offence to the tens of
thousands of people who have assembled to
witness the parsde.
''Tbe day is the anniversary of Washing
tons birth-a festive occasion throughout
the land-and it has been particularly
marked by the House Of Representatives.
''The troops everywhere elss Join such
! professions in honor Of the birthday of the
| Father Of our Country, and it would be
hard to assign a good reason why they
should be excluded from the privilege in
the capital founded by himself They are
I mere Simply as b ppSoc COHtttNSacs W di1 thS
civil authorities, in cate of need. Besides.
tie programme was published in the Ma
tioual Iutelligencer Of this morning without
my personal knowledge-the War Depart
| mem having considered the celebration os
the national anniversary by the military
arm Of the Government as a matter Of
course.
"From your friend, very respectfully,
Jams BUCHANAN.
PRECEDENT Tyler"
This letter was found amongst Mr..
Tyler's papers in 1862, at his residence
near Charles City Court House, Va,
when it was in the possession of ma
tionsl troops. 1t has just been pub
lished in LOSING work on The war If
anything were wanting to exhibit the
true character Of Mr.. Buchanan, this
letter would be sufficient
Many years ago Andrew Jackson, in
letter to VIM. B. Lewis, denounced
Mr.. Buchanan as corrupt The old
hero knew him well, and had sounded
the dark reeeeses Of his soul, but we
doubt whether he deemed him capable
Of the ineffable cowardioe Of penning
the above letter
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and agreeabl
The same paper says:

We regret to learn that a serious diff
Guilty occurred at Mt Pleasant, on last
Saturday evening between VIM. Dew,
jr, aud Mr.. Anderson, which resulted
in the serious wounding Of Mr.. Dew,
from pistol shot, the ball taking effect
in the left side. The difficulty grew
out Of quarrel about a dog of Mr..
Dew's, which Mr. Anderson had shot
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER,
NASHVILLE, TESE, May q, 1865.
4 WILL offer for sale at public auction on Wednes-
i day. the 18th ofJune next at the Northwestern
Grain Sheds in this city,
100 Bushels Corn.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock %.
Terms cash in Government funds.
By order CT Eddy, Bvt Ii Col and Dsrof Q NJ.
z B. hIRK,
may25-tle12 Bvt. MsioT snd Q. M.
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Government S ale.

IRON bedsieada, MatfFesses, Bedding, ClOth.
ing, DC.
w Ill be sold at Auction. at The Medical Pur-
" yey0y's Warehouse, Public Square, Nashville
Tenn, on Tuesday morning, MAY 18th, ST o'clock,
z OoO iron Bedsteads,
1900 Mattresses, Hair and Shuck,
1900 Har Pillows,
,50l Banketa,
900 Sheets,
l,soO Pillow Cases,
so ConE terpanes,
500 Chairs,
and large quantity Of Clothing, QueensWars,
Furniture and hospital Property.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Bvt. Col. u. s. Vols,
msE20 IS Medical Purueyor u. 8. a.
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Auction sale
Auctlon Sale.

GHIEHDS q co will, OF the 9th Of J0ne, at 10
- O'Clock, sell 9 boxes, Julien and 2 baskets
Champagne Wine, bsing small lot LEVIED on.
u-av2T-rd
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Tbs work ior genlsI hurnor. iandarr- ~. ell.
hng interest ana atffa-tYe beauty. stsH..a r..-.
and sione anoug an Be-, competitors. The g..
and Brave hear cd. the Picture s1ua ar.I I--r-.
the witty sui Marvellous, the 1eude-urf p .-.
Inc tol. 81 ttme and story, Cump, telaI.
Scout. b'F0uas, Rni siege s-l.t irr -.r-l-
Mcnd' riui Escapes, Famous Words anT I..#
Woman, ana the whole Panorama OF fna Wan.
mere ihrlhugy and startling y ro-t-avaI .H "a 81.
tefiY manner, at once hist0Ieai 1nI romsrr... r.
deunr 70 ire mo G ample ir.iraf Hrf -..
bcoE that De uGr has called forth
Disabled officers Eud soliioia fesrhs-a. rr-r-
young m n. a11 an lu wan, OF rrrfr-.s .r.
ment, VII fad this De tess clau-e aa r-. H.-
eye- yet onrcd- teud Cor Circulars a.I .a..
rms
Address NATIONAL p-ELreurg. d..
rs West Fogr.h le.t. tIreIu-a... h.
may2 3m da9a
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Dana's name has disappeared from
the Chicago Republican.
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gECOND SALE Oh LOTB
OAKLAND PLACE
OK TrEspAY. DE sTa plY OF JrNE,

VI z viii sell without reserve ard positively, for
~ one-four h cash, snd for notes with security,
fearing Interest N q len She iand-said notes
payable N *, tive We, eghteeu snd twenty TOUR
mooths, those yaluaoie los, into Ehleh he 1onis
Tract d he ia EeEard TrSbue is Ylded, con-
s.nIbg from TIRES and ore halfto tn acre 20 sil
% iot- and also the remainder ln e1eet % ne
coHsT trses O. s. acres and - POLES in'se iois
2 e sdIni. anly situated between he aiuufee7i'pra
add stones RIVER Turnpike, ab1ut - mice rom
be- ciey The soil q very supe or. 81 sol q
ihe- -6fs here are fae neF1r-f1ll * FprIr g sud
-pi nj budding lots. Pats III - EXHIBITED On
the day q 50 &.
Or.n51ses VII leave the 'ermllu7 q tn9 eouin
fashFile ire KaliIoai from % AZ & clock 4 nl.
y p GLAgCDCE.
AETRABUE-
r-qrqTfd lcfnui-aicrera
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Tibi5 Old established Gallery has lately been re-
modelled and fitted up IN magnificent style,
and every convenience has been studied for the
b7neht Of The public 1t has Only TO be seen 10 be-
appreciated. Il il az on one iOor with nice Toi-
let loom ior the LADIES' and trusts that his efforts
20 plesse VIII be appreciated by bis patrons. We
are IN receipt Of a new lot OF Albums, Carte de
Niche Frames new style, and, as heretofore, will
keep large lot OF Gilt and Rosewood Frames, SUIT
able for large Pictures, such a.
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Notice.

A LII persons having claims aga INST the PeBilen.
~ TIA y, St tie ri Tennessee, will present them 20
the Directors, either az The Office The City Hotel
or a. tie Psuitsndzry,
SAMUEL HARE,
Alb SHANKLAND,
" MiLL9,
may26-st directors Of tne PeniteuAary.
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STATE ITEMS.

. n 4 AlltA-s
The Memphis Avalanche states that
the amphiiheatre at the Memphis Trot-
ting Course v as blown down last Fri
day
A man named James Cronin made
brutal assault upon bis wife, causing mis-
carriage. He ran of, but returned to
Memphis Friday, stabbed her with
knife and made his escape again. The
woman's wound is regarded as mortal
Mr.. J. L Beardsley was killed and
robbed on Nonconpah creek, near
Memphis, last week. He had on his
person when he left this city upwards
Of five thousand dollars.
On Thursday night last, a number Of
persons were robbed at the Commercial
Hotel, Memphis
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Com
pany was held at Memphis last Monday.
Two Directors were elected The fol-
lowing are the oficers of the company
President R. G. Brinkley; Directors,
H. B. Edmundson, Geo. D. Prentice, NJ.
J. Wicks and VIM Dixon; B. D. VIII
lisms, Secretary and Treasurer,
Sam Cunningham, negro, was muir
dered in Rutherford county, last week,
by Lucius Witt, discharged negro sol
der.
D. R W. January, an old citizen of
Rutherford, died on the 18th inst, at
Trenton.
The Robertson Register says Mrs.
Nancy C. Bidwell, of Cheatham, COM
mitted suicide by drowning on the
18th inst. She had been married only
short time.
Messrs. Willett, Kiddell & Co, Ar
chitects, Of this city, have received the
contract for building a new jail at
SnelDyYlllei Tenn.
The Knoxville Commercial of the
Goth, says the Knoxville and Ken
lucky Railroad is going forward to
completion to the Kentucky line,
without any further hindrances. The
entire amount of money has been SCI
cured that is required to build it. The
work will progress as rapidly as cir
cumstances viii permit Laborers, at
this time, are difficult to obtain, and
prices rule high but Col Terry, the
chief engineer, viii cause additional
numbers to be added to the present
working force as speedily as they can
be procured. If the Louisville COM
pany prosecute their end of the road
with the same determined energy that
is being inaugurated by the Knoxville
company, we anticipate that within
eighteen months we can take break
fast in Knoxville and sup in Louis
viii"
The Columbia (Tenn) Herald, of
Saturday, says His Honor, Henry
Cooper, has been holding the Circuit
Court ct this place during the past
three weeks. During that time he has
discharged an immense amount of
business We have been familiar, to
some extent, with the bench of Ten
nessee for the past dozen years or more,
and we venture to assert that no more
efficient or competent man has graced
the ermine, during that time, in this
State Prompt, positive, clear and de-
cided, in all of his decisions, ne at once
commands the respect of the bar and
the jury, while his courteous manner
and dignifed department render all
official intercourse with him pleasant
and agreeable.
The same paper says:
We regret to learn that a serious diff
Guilty occurred at Mt Pleasant, on last
Saturday evening, between VIM. Dew,
IT., and Mr. Anderson, which resulted
in the serious wounding Of Mr. Dew,
fr,,. a v,ssfol shot thu d. Il a. l. H.
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McOORMIOK'S
REAPERs lid MOWERS.
Threshing Machine
information Rsmed Of John
FFassb.

II z ied bis home On Tuesday, tke15,h inst. At 8
I 4 o'c-oek p %, ana was sesn 81 lac a. 6 . NJ
the same Gay since Tnen Re has mystefious di.-
sppeaFe ! ne p ot mialie tigat, has gflL hair,
al b. easily resog1ized - VIII noe on the
forehead, tle g Or % hish spn-lrs se straw
berry. ] BE bile freer ca his nebt hand =
eraosed He Wla dressed in gray paata oons and
vet, old back coat and d biack hat hnv ue-s9r
knowing anything d b Whereabouts D. respectfully
ieqaesiee 20 eife notice - his via. A reward vii
b paid To- iniornafon.
CAROLINE FRASCH,
Care Of Cur harisnd Brewery.
mag13lN Nashville, Tenn
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Combinations by the Senate.
The Senate on the 23d, in executive
session, confirmed the following APP
pointments
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30 TO 2O BARRELS OF OIL PER DAY.
z HOFFMAN,
msy22-im Pre- deaf.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

nsA. Last Monday, New Years day, was large
day in our city. We have not witnessed such a
crowd upon our streets since the days of Wing
and Democratic Conventions. Nearly every class,
color and kind, were represented. Planters were
busy hiring and contracting for laborers, which
gave Major Bond, Superintendent of the Freed
mems Bureau, plenty of exercise for one day
Pedestrians found it a difficult task to pass and
rcpass along our great thoroughfsre, Franklin
street. To the honor of the living mass assembled
on that day, be it said, everything passed of qui-
city and pleasantly.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

A SAD AccIDENT.-On last Thursday week. a
portion of this county, got upon horse to take a
ride but the animal becomeing unruly, reared up
and fell backwards breaking the little boys leg in
TOO places-the ankle being badly crushed Drs
Wright and McReynolds were called in on Sunday
afterwards and found the fracture so bad that they
were compelled to amputate the poor little fellows
leg, He was not considered out of danger when
we last heard from him. but we sincerely hope he
may recover.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

SrRucK 0IL.--We learn from the Nashville Dis-
patch that W. B. Gregory & Co., have struck oil in
Cheatham county, on the Sloan farm about l6
miles from Nashville and mile and half from
Cumberland river. They succeeded, after boring
a depth of 2Gl feet, in striking flowing vein OF
oil The prospects are most suspicious for a very
large yield. When about 70 feet below the sur
face, vein of marble was struck, &c feet in thick
ness, and said to be even superior to that taken
from the East Tennessee quarries
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

BzSSn 1t is our earnest desire to please every one
We will never Intentionally offend any one. We
are fully convinced that no good can result to the
community from the credit system-certainly none
to us. We can afford to sell goods much CHEAPER
when we gel the cash promptly at the time of sale.
1t is our settled purpose to sell only for cash-ex-
cept in cases of sickness or death we would rather
miss sale than to make tickets. 1t Just as easy 10
pay at the time of purchasing, and this thoughtful
ness, on the part of our friends will save us much
very much trouble, Please cont ask us to make
tickets. Very respectfully,
COULTER h HILLMAN
'rp
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

CIRCUIT AND CRIMINAL CouRT.-His Honor Judge
Campbell will open Court in this place on Mon
day morning next at o'clock. Both the civil
and criminal dockets will be tried. Those who
have violated the law against the peace and dignity
of the State, are respectfully requested to be on
hand, as Attorney General Rice has particular
use for them.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05
DRY GOODS,

Consisting in part of all grades of Dress Goods
such as Black and Fancy Suits; French and Eng
fish Merinoes Paris and French Reps; Coburg
Irish Poplins; Brocades; Empress Cloth; Black
and Fancy Lustrcs; Ginghams; Scotch Plaids, &c.
All kinds and colors Of Flannes, LiRseys, Stripes
Cassiuctts, Cassimeres, Coat and Cloaking Cloths
White and Gray Bed Blankets; an elegant assort-
ment of Notions, Hoods, Sontags Rcgoetts and
Scarfs. Also fine assortment of Staple and
Fancy Notions, comprising Ladies' Lace and
Worked Paper Collars Gents Linen and Paper
Collars; Gents and Ladies' Plain and Fancy Neck
I cs Gents and Ladies HandkerchieS, Gloves and
Hosiery (Alexander's Kds.) Scarlet, Tinsel and
Bl ack Velvet Ribbons; Trimming and Bonnet
r ibbons assortment of Braids Buge, Gimp and
Buttons; Plain and Tinsel Cords. Large Ladies
ment of Plain and Fancy Dress Buttons; assort-
and Gents Suspenders; Soap and Perfnmeries
Side Nick and Round Smiths Sewing Needles
Port Monies and Pocket Books; Hair Nets and
Pins; Guipure Velentia Linen and Thread Edg-
ing; Insertions; Lace and Silk Wallis, Black and
White; Cords, Tassels, Sewing Silk, Binding &c.
And splendid assortment of Ladies', Gents and
Chdrens Custom made and Eastern Shoes; good
assortment of Boys and Gents Wool and Fur
Hats and in fine everything usually found in a
well assorted Stock of Dry Goods Notions, Shoes,
Boots and Hats, &C., &c.
And will say TO the public, | will sell them
Goods as CHEAP as any other house, and offer in
ducements inferior to none.
Call and see for yourselves Ny motto Ia
0Quick sales and small profits ~.
| ] have empl yed in my house long expert.
enced and well known men-Mr. H. Madison At
kins, Mr. Saml johnson and q. Boyd Jones.
Respectfully,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

Bea. The steamer Alice is now commanded by
W. b. Russell, and will run the Cumberland river
trade. Mr.. Gabe Russell is the polite and accom-
modaing clerk, and will take pleasure in atten-
ding to the wants Of all who may have business
with him.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

STEAMER CUMBERLAND.-This new and splendid
packet passed upyesterday morning. She is COM
manded by Capt. Ben. +. Egan, one of the clev-
crest and best river that trod the deck of
a steamer. The Cumberland will be down this
evening on her way to Cairo. In 'connec-
ton with the steamer Tennessee, tri-weekly trips
will be made to Cairo, one of them leaving this
city every other day.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

nsA. We publish Statement of the Northern
Bank, of this city, showing the estate Of its inan-
ces' on the LIST inst. This institution, which made
an envable reputation before the war; resumed
business about six months ago, and this, its first
statement, speaks for itself
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

Eg. We have had quite an accession to our sub
cription list within the past week, all cash up.
We can accommodate as many more of the same
sort who desire to take the CHRONICLE. Come uE'
friends to the support of your home paper.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

Bay" See card of Tuck, Davis & Co, groccrs and
commission merchants, Main street. Louisville, Ky.
Messrs Tuck are from the adjoining county OF
Christian, and well known to the citizens Of this
section When you visit the Falls City, give this
firm call
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

New GRocERy.-Chas. H. Morrison and Robert
Faith have opened Family Grocery, on Franklin
street. nearly opposite the Courthouse. In their
advertisement next next week they will speak for
themselves. In the mean time, call and see them.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

neA. The first shipment of Tobacco from the
Cumberland river to New Orleans, since 1861, was
made on the Gath ult., by Richards, Crenshaw a
Co., of Trice's Landing of 62 hogsheads, of which
81 was sent to Gold, Roach & Co.. and one tt
Blakemore, Woodbridge & Co.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

Posi- OFFICE REMovED.-The Post-office has been
removed to the East side of the Public Square,
next door to Finley Stewards Drug Store.
FIN. Dougherty has also removed his stock of
Stationery, &C., to the, same house.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

aGas We saw some workmen, the other day, en-
gagged in repairing and re-adjusting the gas-pipes
and lamp posts. We suppose somebody thinks we
are bcnighted set of folks aud need more light.
Hope so-that is thai we may have the light
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

p5y" We have seen a great many strange things
in our life, but never saw this one before: On
Wednesday last whilst passing on Franklin street,
we observed wagon unloading with fodder, by
throwing it in the basement Of business house
We did not learn who it belonged to.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

SoLD OUr.--Lucus 4 Bagwell have sold their
stock of Boots and Shoes to Mr.. W. W, Valiant
and Mr.. Lander, formerly of lIopkinsville. They
will continue the business in the same house, under
the style and firm of Valiant 4 Lander.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

nay" We learn that Oldham, Pettus 4 Co., have
sold the "Gallego FIGURING NIP to Gould 4 Dayic,
for the sum of $4,000. This mill is situated in
this county, and has always had the reputation of
turning out excellent Flour.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

Positive NOtice.-All persons indebted to the
firm of NEBLErT & GRANT, before the war; are res
pectfully, but positively, notified that unless they
come forward in a short time and make settlement,
they will find their accounts in the hands of an
officer.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05

BS5~ Capt. lsenstein, Q. NJ. in this city, has
been ordered to Talledega, Ala. The Captain has
rendered himself popular with our citizens by his
uniform kindness and gentlemanly bearing.