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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-21
The Fair.

The day for the opening of the Fair Is
drawing near, and all who are preparing
stock, manufactures, &c, for exhibition,
would do well to lose neither time nor atten-
.tion. II IL very desirable that the first Fair,
after the long suspension, should be suc-
cess, in order to make it appear that the peo-
ME appreciate the value of the institution
especially under the great change in our Ia
Dor system. Exhibitions of this sort should
be made to serve as advertisements of the
progress which the community is making to-
wards adapting itself to the new order of
things, and each individual ought to take
pride 10 setting an example of zeal and in
'genuity in developing the system Of domes-
tic economy best calculated to promote com :
iort and prosperity teEEH u 81
To the young men who propose 10 contend
for the prizes, we would say that we have
seen the elegant lady's watch to be awarded
10 one Of the successful competitors, in the
Ring, and feel sure that the sight of it would
stimulate them to the highest pitch Of hon.
orable emulation. II is destined TO make
glad somebody's sweetheart. Whose shall ii
be7 II can be seen ut the store of T. 4 r.
4. McCulloch. .-
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At called meeting of the Clarksville
Delugc Fire Company, No !, held Friday,
Sept. II, 1850, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted: ......
WHEREAS, Through tire mysterious workings
0fDiyine Providence our friend and broth
or ALFRED SIMPSON, has been unexpect-
edly cut down in the prime of life and the
vigor of his manhood therefore,
.Resolsea, That in his death the Company
has lost a faithful and efficient member.
Rcsoiucd, That we deeply sympathize with
the family of the deceased in their sudden
aiiliction, and especially do we offer to bis
bereaved widow our coincidence In the hour
of hes great grief.
Rssotoed, That as mark of respect TO our
deceased brother, we attend his burial in n
body, and wear the usual badge of mourning
during the day.
Resolred, That copy of these resolutions
he furnished the GAINESVILLE Chronicle for
publication, and that the Secretary be re-
qucstcd to furnish them 10 the family Of the
deceased.
W. J. Fly,
IRWIN BEAUMONT, Com.
w. A. SOLOMON,
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, at the residence Of her
father, in Christian county, Ky, LzzIr,
daughter Of Joseph aud Emily Chrdy, aged
year, 10 months aud 20 days. Little Liz
ze was a sweet child, aud dreadful was the
struggle of her fond parents, sister and
brother, to give her back 10 GoD who gave.
Now she is link in the golden ohain OF
Cons proyidences, 10 bind hearts ON earth
more firmly 10 hearts in Heaven.
"My little one, my fair one, thou cans't not
come 10 me,
But nearer draws the numbered hours when
! shall go 10 thee,
And thou, perchauce, with seraph smile and
golden harp in hand,
Mays 81 come the first TO welcome me to ouI
Eminucls laudn s..
LAFAYETTE n.y. sept ~, 1906
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-21

Ar HONE AdAis,--Our young friend, Jin
lockcrt after servfhga full apprenticeship
at the dry goods business in Louisville,
where he graduated with houor to himself
aud profit to his employers, then went sol =
dicring through the war, has again gone to
derking ior Thompson A Scott, new dry
goods Grm in this city. They are opening
ZAP their stock, and Jim would be pleased I'd
have his old friends and acquaintance cal
and examine it.
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CDotHIsa.--T. 4 r. Il. McCulloch, lst
Moor Of Chronicle building, have received a
large and elegant stock Of Clothing and fur
lnisbing gooda The senior member of this
tirm opened clothing house in this city in
ls45,-which brings IL years experience to
bear in his favor in the selection Of goods TO
suit this tradc.'
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-21

ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE FIRLD.-W. p.
Lindley advertises to-day that he is again
prepared TO do all kinds Of Painting, Glazing,
Papering, etc. Mr.. l.. did great deal of
this kind of work before the war, and gave
general satisfaction.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-21

KLEEMAN h Co. have received their large
stock of cloahing for the FAN and Winter
trade, at their room nearly opposite the
Courthouse, and have also opened branch
of their business at the stand recent ~ occu-
pied by l.. VI. Bentley.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-21

WILL CAsE.--In the Circuit Court, now
in session, in the cause wherein the will of
John Barber was contested after two days
of investigation and argument, the jury re-
turned verdict sustaining the validity of
the will. From this judgment the contest
ants appealed to the next term of the su-
preme court. 4.. ..s.| .h.'.
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Josh. M. Rfce,ssT 81
70 HIS old Friends and Customers,

H
nm in the dry goods trade again, with
Coulter & Hllman, and would be pleased to
see all my old friends and customers. To
the Ladies especially would offer my sin
cere thanks for the confidence and patronage
bestowed. en-. me in the good old times that
are past and gone. If you will call on me
I will sell you goods as cheap as you can buy
them west Of New York by retail. I have
examined the stock thoroughly, and find it
one of the largest and best selected ever in
GAINESVILLE. Orders sent to my care will be
attended to promptly, and 6lled at the very
cheapest prices. a.zss eos DO sia5m ssa
Arrangements have been made by which
the stock will be kept complete through the
season. Respectfully, JOSH. ". RICE.
-l Sept. 81, ls66-lt ade al -atrrrs5 ag
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FINE STocK.-Not for the fair, but the
shop-made Boots and Shoes, at John Kicks,
on the West Side of the Public Square.
Heavy boots, dress boots, of all styles and
quality, made of the best material by the
most experienced workmen. Mr.. Rick, as
workmen, has no superior in this section of
country.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
For MAYOR,

4, FOR MAYOR. ' -
We are authorized to announce DR.. J..
COBB as a candidate for Mayor. Election
to take place ,lst Saturday in, October. 90
! Sept. He'll - w IL VI
We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
BAILEY candidate for reelection to the
office Of Mayor. Biection first Saturday in
October.
Sept. 81, ls66-tc s~ve.
. ...' ~ FOR CITY MARSHAL. ~ ,.s T.
We are authorized to announce J. ]
RAWLS, as a candidate for reelection to
the office of City Marshal. Election to take
a lace on lst Saturday in October.
Sept. Z, ls66-te* ---.T f'- ID.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
II. ROBINS as a candidate for City Marshal.
Election to take place the LIST Saturday in
October. [sep 7-te
We are authorized TO announce NJ. W.
CARCUFF rs a candidaee for City Marshal.
Election to take place LIST Saturday in Octo-
Der. ..... .-..
Sept. IA, 1see-te .,..,
We are authorized TO announce RICHARD
WALL, as a candidate for City Marshall
Election to take place LIST Saturday in Octo-
Der. ~ ~ [Sept IA, ls66--te.
We are authorized TO announce b. sPLOS-
SER as candidate for City Marshal. Elec-
ton LIST Saturday in October. W sf|
Sept. IA, lse6-te. yd 49,
FOR RECORDER.
& = : = : -. -.
We are authorized to announce CHAS
FAXON, as a candidate for City Recorder
Election LIST Saturday in October.
Sept. IA, lsGG--te.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-09-21

CHANGE OF MAn.-Wc understand that
on and after to-day the mails for the North
and Nashville will be forwarded by the five
o clock A. NJ. train.
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al n s. v +.
ORrnAs ASYLUM MusrricENr DONATION.
In our last number we announced the sue
cess of the Tennessee Orphan Asylum Socie-
~, In purchasing the noble mansion of Thos.
Munford, Esq, near GAINESVILLE. We have
now to record the munifcent donation of
$4,000, from the, Ladies' Southern Orphan
Aid Society, Of Boone county, Missouri.
This is not the first contribution from NO.,
and should be looked upon as q noble incen-
tive to emulation nearer home. Tennessee,
outside Of the immediate neighborhood of
GAINESVILLE, and Kentucky, have as yet done
1ittle compared with the distant State Of Mis-
souri. We cannot doubt but what the ex-
ample will be largely followed, especially
when the institution goes into active opera
lion, which it will do as soon as possession
of the buildings is obtained, and this is guar
anteed for next month.
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RrxNGrn 4 Co, are receiving and open
ng large and elegant stock of Clothing
Mr. Geo. Rice will take r'csrure in showing
you the stock.
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$40 REWARD .

LOST, on Sunday, the I'd inst, a, Gold
Ring, with large carbuncle set. The finder
will receive the above reward by leaving the
same at the Clothing Store of T. & r. f.
McCulloch. a-r-.T,. ru [sep l4-lw u,
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Tennessee Orphan Asylum.

THE Managers Of the Orphan Asylum
Society have concluded the purchase Of the
mansion Of Thomas Munford, ESQ on the
Russellville Turnpike just beyond Red river
Possession is TO be given on the 9th Of 0c-
tober next and as it is intended to go into
immediate operation, the managers solicit
donations of Groceries and Provisions, Bed
ding, and materials suitable for clothing the
inmates. Any articles Of this sort may be
forwarded 10 ClaTksvillc, addressed to The
care Of Mrs. G. \. HENRY, Pres't
or Mrs. +. Il. HASKINS, Treas.
Contributions in money Should be ai-
dressed 20 the Treasurer.
Sept, I, lsot y
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has Special Notice.
VALIANT & LANDER have just re-
ceived and opened the largest and best as,
sorted stock of Boots, Shoes, flats and Fur
nishing Goods ever opened in Tennessee
Call and examine. ''s,1T -gFoTs sep 2i-l
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! Cosrrssscs.--The Tennessee Conference
Of the Methodist Church, will be held in
Huntsville, Alabama, commencing on The
Oath Of October.i - - -. = -
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REenyER's, REPoRr.--See the report o.
Nj. G. +. Lewis, TO Parson Brownlow. 7,
makes flattering showing for the railroad,
and speaks well for the business qualiiica-
tionsof ourenergstis Receiver, who bids fair
to make of the road profitable channel, Of
commcrce-pro6tnble to the public and to
the company @ ,7
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RfoisrrREp vorERs.-There are at the
present time 237 voters registered in this
county, under the last Franchise law. The
books VIII be open, for one day only, on
Monday, the first day Of October. We are
In hopes that every man who is entitled to
register will remember the day, and 60 for
ward and get his certificate.
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-E88gtGG 4sl&
HAp The Gentlemen with US are all we'll
known, and we think these who favor us
with their patronage will be waited upon
accentablv -yEn .saa. s .l-r imF
: = ~ = ~" te -Ha. r1.ar.B1s aataa1
Mr.. r. II. PICKERING and Carr. w. S.
MOORE, have so far recovered their health
as to be able to resume their places. They
will be glad, at all times to see thcir. friends
We state, with pleasure that we have Sc
cured the services Of MI. i. NJ.
Rice, so long aud so favorably known
in this community. Mr.. r. is too well known
as an experienced and accommodating mcr.
chant, TO need more than the simple an.
nouncement that he is ready once more to
see and wait upon his friends.
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THAN

to call attention to the Baking Estsblish.
Hrent, connected with the grocery. I an
prepared to furnish a fresh ana superior
light bread every day, and TO famiiies d
parties, all kinds. of cakes and breads At Tho
shortest notice 4 fresh lot of cAkes ana
bread always on hand At the store. 'If ss'E
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3s r's Ea
.ssHgMguaIE
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-09

The magnificent gift rendered by
Her Majesty to George Peabody,
Esq, is nearly completed. She, for
The first time for the presentation Of
her portrait 10 a private individual,
sat IN The only robes Of State she has
worn since the death of Prince Al
bert-lhe costume 10 which she was
Hllired at the opening Of the present
Parliament The likeness is said to
be perfect, and the Queen has ex.
pressed her unqualified approval Of
II. Though only half-length, the
painting iS Ia inches by 10 inches
wide. The portrait is said to be done
in enamel, on q panel of pare gold.-
Il is the largest enamelled portrait
ever attempted in England, and il has
been found necessary to build a small
heating furnace specially for the exc.
eution Of the work On its compile
ton the picture will be mounted in q
most elaborate and MASSIVE chased
frame Of pure gold, surmounled with
the royal crown enamelled on The
same colOrs.
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The Ladies' Home.

What a pleasing picture of beauty.
eheerfulnees and domestic bliss is
brought before the minds eye by the
expression. The Home may be q
stately mansion empowered in rarest
shrubbsTy and adorned with all the
splendid appliances Of wealth; or il
may be an humble cottage, whose in
mates daily toll for the bread of hon.
est industry. There is no depend.
snce upon rank or fortune for those
qualities which constitute the true
lady. They exist in The howell as in
the palace. jeanne Deans, dusty,
weary aud barefoot, earnestly plOd.
ding along the highway to save a sis.
ter's life; is as true a type Of the lady
as the no less sslf.sacrifcing queen
from whom she sought the precious
boon. Becky Sharp, with all her
beauty, wit and eminent talents for
intrigue and display, though welded
to Baronets son, could never pass
for a lady, while the poor. lackadaisi.
cal Amelia was recognized BY every
one rs such al frat sight. Glossy
brOad-ClOlh and plnch.back jswelry
may make fine gentleman, or at least
what will pass for one; but the high.
est skill Of Parsian millipers cannot
make a lady. nor an approach to one.
VulgariIy will display itself in spite
Of silk and cashmere. There exist
in her who is a lady by birth, by
education and BY station, qualities
which no art can counterfeit, no
labor cen create.
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Away Up 10 the Sierra Nevada
Mountains, 90 high thai air and water
lose their respective gravity, and
sticks Of wood refuse 10 float on Its
surface, u q beautiful sheet Of water,
called Lake Tahoe, BY 1 800 feet the
highest body on earth ever Bavigated
by a steamboat. Surrounded by
mighty peaks, whose SUBMITS are
clothed in nantes Of eternal snow,
while they look down on valleys where
eternal summer reigns, this lovely
lake seems beyond the reach Of civil.
nation, and consequently doomed to
solitude forever.
Bot science has already seised
upon Il ~ . fl subject for another Of
her lriumphs, and a daring engineer,
one Colonel A. H. Won Schmidt, has
determined 10 turn is vast volume Of
water TO a practical use. he has in
corporated . company with u vast
capital, and will actually commence
the work at once Of lunneling the
mountains TO draw It's pure waters to
the California side. The waters are
to be turned into the channel of q
stream and carried TO the bills which
skirt the valley Of the Sacramento,
thence through the canal among the
placer mines, down The level Of the
Capitol City; hence across the valley
towards the coast range, and Ultimate
ly 10 San Francisco. This enterprise
would. if carried out. supply dozen
interior towns with delicious water Of
q purity unknown elsewhere, provide
The miners with water to carry on
their work during the dry season, Ir-
rigale thousands Of acres Of now un,
productive land, making it to blossom
as the rose, and lastly, supply for all
time to come the teeming millions
who will inhabil San Francisco.
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TThs New York Tribune, in
discussing The mOdesly Of CriDOline,
moocentIy asln: "Do We not delight
10 see The feet and shapsly little limbs
Of children, and adoTn, decorate ADD
exhibit them with commendable pEidei
Il lhsrs anything indecent IN thatl
and are not the fully-develOped legs
Of perfect women quite as attractive
and admirable 60
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.AMBROTYPES.
MELAlNoTYPEs.
PHOTOGRAPHS, Etc,

Are produced by the undersigned.
who, having permanently located in
this place, respectfully announces to
the citizens Of Oxford snd vicinity that
be is fully prepared to execute all
work in bis line with neatness and
dispatch. Having fourteen years expe.
riencc in business, he 6Atters himself
that he is equal TO any one who wears
peg boots. he will soon open . sky.
light which will enable him to take
groups Of any lumber. Also, having
the largest and best apparatus ever
used here, together with . discovery Of
. new combination Of chemicals for
sensifying colodiOn, he il enabled to
those beautiful, produce soft tone pic.
lures, which are so generally admired
BY . discerning public. He copies
family portraits. works of art. en-.
cravings, DaguerreOtypes, maps, etc.
With perfect fidelity any humber Of
pictures can be made from . single
setting. He takes pictures for lOckets,
breast pins, etc., on enamelled sheet
iron, enamelled paper, etc.. far superior
70 any heretofore taken South BY the
the process. Rooms East slde Of old
square. Photograps, card size, taken
ct % 90 per dozen.
w Il. WILLIAMS,
Artist.
p. 9. All kinds Of produce taken
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%Mrs. PartngtOn thus discOuI

%Mrs. ParingtOn thus discour.
Ses concerning Ike: @Betsy Jane
writ to you about poor Isaac bein'
grated into our noble army; II was
during the late prevailing restriction.
I've been 80 dreadful uneasy-laws a
me But, Dan'l ct last we've heard
Of him BY q neighbOr who is home on
q furrow. He-pOor innocent AT
once took bis place, 90 neighbOr lib
bins says. AZ hrst COrpulent. and soon
proved 90 deficient that be vas pro.
noted 10 be an Ordinary Shrason-
But what the blessed dear knows
about taking up 40 arterial, compute.
lion Of limbs and the like, SURPRISES
me. HowSumever, IL be can be the
humble implement in the handle Of the
Lord Of saving the ga!us fellows whose
heads haEGAeen disseminated BY The
bursting 81 Of pontoons, why 0e
must sacrifice I'm freely % The altar
Of eplursy uniform, and may the
Lord have mercy on bis solar sys.
k@ma~ N-.
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Dissolution Of Copartnershiu

Dissolution Of Copartnership
MEMPHIs, May Sd, 1866.
We the undersigned have this day.
by mutual agreement, dissolved the
COpp'tnershiP existing under the firm
and style Of
"SEKELS & BAUER,p
ct Oxford, Miss. L. Sekels settles al
claims against the old firm and is
alone authorized to collect ell claims
due the firm.
L. SEKELS,
A. BAUER.
May oath, 1S66--n27-8m
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cN00 a MONTH:-A oEs7s
SO wanted ron SIX EETIRKLY
NEW ARTICLES. just out. Address
o. r. CARY. City Building. Bidds-
ford, Me.,
june 12-nO80-ly
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Union Hotel,
BEALL & JOHNSON,
PROPRIETORS,
Lexington, = Miss,

MOULD most respectfully inform
" the public that they are yet pro.
prietors of THE UNION HOTEL.
aud are thankful for the liberal pa
tronage extended to them for the last
fifteen years, and now promise to do
all they can to add to the comfort Of
those who may give them q CALL
There is . Daily Hack, connected
with the Hotel, that runs from Lex
ington to Durant, on the Miss. Cen.
Rail Road. where the travelling public
will be accommodated in that partiCu-
lar. We also have . Livery Stable
connected with our house.
March 29th. 1866-n19H
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"SEKELS & BAUER,T
s., 500 PER PER . YnAR! w. ".

81, 500 T Pas . THAR! .,. ":
where to sell our IMPROVED $40 Sew.
ing Machines. Three new kinds
Under and upper feeder. Sent on
trial. Warranted ave years. Above
salary Or large commissions paid
The ONLY machines cold in the
United States Tor lees than $40. which
are fally licensed BY Howe, Wheeler
& Wilson, Grover & Baker, Singer
q Co. and Bachelor. AL other cheap
machines are infEingsments and The
seller or user ere liable 10 arrest. ane
apd impFisoument. Illustrated cirCu.
lars cent free. Address OF call upon
Shaw & Clark. q Biddeford, Maine,
o. Chicago. I'M.
June l2sly-nO3o
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Stewards Commercial College,
M'DONOUGH'S BUILDINGS,

w UUNUOUu ~ OU1uU1NuC3
No GSa Olive &C., nearly opposite Post ONCE,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
The course Of Instruction embraces Double En-.
try Book Keeping, Arithmetic, Penmanship,
English Grammar, Commercial Law and the
Elementary Branches Of Education.
The success which has attended this Institu>
ton In the past, will serve but to stimulate the
Professors to still greater efforts In the future,
and we venture to assert that for thoTOaRhneaa
and practicability. our Course and Mode Of In.
struction cannot be surpassed (f equaledy by
any other InstitRtion In the country. Our grad.
yates have at all times commanded frst-clase
situations. and enter upon the discharge Of
their duties, confident and selfreliant. This
they are enabled to do without having had
any bushes sexpeTience before entering the
school.
All onr Departments are separate. rendering
progress in each greater than if combined.
Prices Of Tuition for q full Commercial
Coarse, including Bookkeeping, Arithmetic
Penmanship and Commercial Law, $50 90.
For further particulars call at the College
Rooms, OF address
CHARLES STEWART,
st. Louis, No.,
Mr.. s. ENDS situations for nearly eli Of BIZ
students.
March 20, ls66-vlnls ly
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~HIf.s a. the poet said sbspngy
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NOTTCEf

NOTICEl
WaOhss. Olssks and JeWelEy Re.
paired on reasonable terms q my
RsSidsnos. II Oxford, Mia.
9. Z. KING.
Dee. Ist. 'e5-vlaz-4
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w Il. WILLIAMS,

p. 9. All kinds Of produce taken
in exchange for pictures.
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you ere Boz Taylo r.
Here, speech forhook them both
Ihey rose simultaneously, rushed to
each aber. embrnoed, and Overpow-
cred By age end Joy, hsy Cell % the
fo0F. What followed. can Be O. well
5f sENEx.