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wHEs we dropped into the boat store
of Booth, BattelIe Il Co, yesterday to
PROFOUND our stereotyped interrogato-
~ of whats the peWs7'' our vision
was not greeted with sight OF the
friendlyzfa faces which We're wont to be
displayed in the old place. Upon in
qufry we learned that the office OF the
Arm had been reconstructed" and is
now up stairs in the old telegraph office,
where we found all hands in their shirt
sleeves, fixing up.
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REMEDY.
N DREcT1oss ARE FOLLOWED.
sroanLor ore..lez. aeaaIoang on ssn.ptOn..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y.Eff ERNIPTOAIStIIl
TIHE SYMPTOMS Of CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at fiTSt very
sight Persons ind they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive TO the changes of temperature; N
this condition, the nose may be dry, or snght
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becoH-
ing thick and adhesive, As the diseas9 p
Comes chronic the dischaTR increased IN
1nantity and changed In quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or eonene9
on. The secretions are ofienstye catslng q pslel
breath: the voice Is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak; the sense Of the smell 1s lessened OF
destroyed; deafness frequently takes pace:
Another common and important synntom o.
CataTTh Is that the person = obliged 20 Sleaf
hfs throat In the morning Of 2 fhiek or sl4IltS
mutIis which has ALLEN down from the head
during the night. When this takes place me
person may be sure that his disease = on its
way TO the lungs, and should Lose no time IN
ne aSo y; are but lew ofthe many catarrh
Symptoms.
A single Bottle VIII last n month-to
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Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUEIoF9 ADDED OF TRUST
b executed to me by Leonard C. Frost and
Mary A. Frost his Wife, bearing date on the
second day of FEBRUARY, lS65, and now on re-
cord in the RecorderS ONCE Of Ohio county,
West virginia, I viii sell on "Wednesday, the
House OF. said county, at public auction, to
the highest and best bidder, the following
properfy.Ito witt Lot numbered thirty-siX
$50 lying and being on theweSt side Of Main
street, TN that part OF the city OF Wheeling
known as Centre Wheeling, togetherWtth the
teuefneutSth thereon. consisting of large new
storage warehouse, with It's appurtenanceS.
TEENS OF SALB, Cash. Selling as Trustee,
will convey such title as Is vested in me by
ian27-td s BRADY, Trustee. :,
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POLICE CouRF-Yesteriay was the
first day this week that any business
has been transacted in the police Court.
Vance and Porter, ofWhose arrest we
gave an account yesterday. morning,
were tried and found guilty of bad con-
duct, and the former lined SO, and the
latter SO. Both falling 70 pay, they
were s.sent mp" to board onttheir fines.
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PAsTETHIsISiYoUR HAT.-Eneourage
home institutions, home business, home
papers and home itself. DOu't run af-
ter foreign goods just because theyare
foreign, and when you can buy just as
well and eheaply at home. Sell your
produce, your bntter, all you have to
sell, to home purchasers. Patronize
yourOwn mechanics, craftsmen and pro-
fessIOnaI men, and don't be hangers on
and dependent on other cities Take
your home newspaper; il informs you
OF home interests, in which you are i'm
mediateIy concerned, and by giving il
liberal support in the way OF advertis-
ing, &c, you enable the proprietors to
give you u better paper. In short, spend
your money at home, and assist in
building up your own city and section
OF country. II you don't patrOnize
home institutions don't grumble If
home institutions don't Patronize you.
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A ,tAr.from the rural districts in. this

state informs US that in his town the
debating society Is going to discuss the
following question: f'If You take a
barrel, knock ont the heads, drive of
the hoops, and pile the slaves into q
heap, and then put them together again
and set mp the barrel, viii II be the
TO know our opinion on the grave sub
iiect. we do not wish 70 eiudice the
Intelligent audience who viii listen g
/ the debate. But We do not hesitate q
say in response to the above question
'sYes, sir" ~ -sgs
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Trustee,s Sale.

nYv1RTuE oFTWoDEEDs OF TRUST
Is made by Samuel Humer and wife dated
RESPECTIVELY as follows The first on the 18th
day OF July, 1853. which deed Is on record In
and The second! dated August a, 1854, which
deed Il OF record in Deed Book IS, folio 1Sl, ]
will offer at Public Sale, at the front door OF
The Court House, on SATURDAY, the 24th
day or FebEJafS 1896 at IL O'Clock, the fol-
lowing described property, lying in the town
of Lagrange, in the County of Ohio, and
DESIGNATED in the plat Of said town as lot
number three, in square mum efEtI, with the
buildings and improvements thereunto be
-o-+s'-+'e' A. G. ROBINSON,
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0Ile4RtelIi1lsrrr1-
RRIDAY NoRNING, FEB .:

TIE .weafleF yesterday was rather
speiIy. In the morning IT wasiso much
moderated as to foretelI q change gem
orally, which set in about noon In the
shape OF a snow, which lasted until
dark. covering the ground to the depth
of an inch or two.
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A RATHER humorous affair happened
TO one ofour city hotel proprletors yes
terday. Desiring to indulge in a slight
recreation in the way of buggy ride
our friend ordered carriage sent from
one of our livery stables to his hotel. II
was accordingly taken around. and left
at one of the, hotel entrances. When
our friend was ready totrayel he came
out nfthe hotel, and seeing a horse and
carriage at the door, got in and
drove OF. Returning from his ride he
drove to the livery stable to leave the
team, and offered Il TO the man In at
tendance. The stable man, not knowing
thai our friend had ordered a team, en-
auireCi ifhe wanted the horse fed, which
elected enquiries, explanations follow
ing. and the mistake was found OutI-
Our friend went post hnste with his
captured team to the hotel, where he
found . eountrymRn patiently waiting
on the team 70 be returued, and the Nv
cry team still Standing at the door.
Our friends "apOlOgy was accepted, !"
and the countrymau gladly took pos.
session of his team, having been spared
the necessity. OF employing the police,
do, which would have been a still Joke
on our friend. To make the error COM
plele, the livery horse was left standing
In the street for several hours, and was
but accidentally discovered there.
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Females peculiarly situated. OF those sup
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Franklin Insurance Company
tshat 80 soF' wI1EEr.r.se..ti ,'l24eaa

s0O0s
2stIfsa DIRECTORS. A-L,.s9 y
7. H.EoeNn; TIP. ShaIc Geo. K. wheat,
Gen. Mendel;y John ZOeckleF, Sa1nI. Afct3eE
Ian, g. WsFEanxheiIu, JAIN Vance, Alex.
IAughiin1 10 esslnf s5EtI5 gti7 o? s.iu- az
THIS COMPANY HAVISGBEENDU DULY
il organized, are prepdred 70 take rSlSJ 4t
faif rates on hui dlngs Of all kinds merchan=
dlsae, nlanulhctTiffng establishments, furnt-
ture. steamboats, and cslSlsoeS on The western
rfveFs and lakes, and also ON the lives Of per
sons for q tenn OF, years This Company Of
fers superior Inducements to farmers, vlaere7
By they can be insured for three year, at ne
duced rateS. This being a home institution,
composed Of some ninety-four stock oldefsl
most ofghom are among our best business
men, recnmmends itself 10 the favorable eon-
sideratinn Of the tnsurtng public, and solteits
their patronage t5i-
Appiicat4ons 13r. Insurance Win be prompt
attended to by the Sex refnrSE. li-s-a igf ~ j
Once, No. Mcclure HonSe, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams, Express Co.
N.C.ARTHUR, Secretary.
-SAMIs MeCIELIEAN, PTesidenf. T7rs-
GEO. MESDEIs Vice President iaai
NC. ARTHUR, Agent FOR paying pensions
ONCE, No ] Me1ure HOUSE, Being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co. 2
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rHH New York Express says: 'IfI
you have cough do not go to- church
to disturb the rest Of the congregation. "
We say, If you have cough-cure IL
by taking Piso,s Cure for Consnmptions
A dose taken Just Mt leaving home VIII
prevent coughing through n seEmon of
reasonable length For sale by Ed
mnnd Booking, Druggist, No. i Odd
Fellows, Hall. - 5000 s'li .5zs4tl n
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Enthusiastically at the river was
a repetition of the day before-nothing
doing and nothing to do. Steamboat
men look blue, and it is about as
much as \ bargain tllhtl one can muster
up courage to talk TO them, fearful lest
in their morose sullenness they might
fall on one and maltreat one.
The river gave a esprit" night before
last and raised several fnches-it Is now
about IN stGtu quo, with something like
four feet in the channel.
One OF the Eotoulde's crew arrived in
the city yesterday. He reports that as
soon as that steamer can be got out OF
the ice Mt the mouth of the KanawhR
she will be up here. % & y
We learn TINT the HiIiDlaH has gone
permanently into the Peoples Line,
from Cincinnati TO Louisville. We are
sorry she has len us. AS she Is a fine
craft she VIII have success, l
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T OFFER FOR SALE, MY DWELLING
House erected ON Tot No.S Mdfh street,
Centre Wheeling. Price 5000, upon agree-
able Terms Possession given ON the inst Of
jaai2f .s BEVERLY N. EoFF.
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MCCLELLAN & KNOX
FALL and WINTER STOCK

OF
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Tobacco.

IN CADDIE Monitor SaYS1esns3 ats
JU % 80 DunderbsFg NAVY - ~ y.
Glses Rosy Dawn, bright slnsss7,s- 49,
Z k S spaRysids E ]: = I. en- Chewing
Just resolved and Tor GlletlY :. +zf4,
asyiS nTsT, 40 g cpl
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Mr. Jesse b. MelIor. ISa Main street,
Is the sole agent for the above celebra-
ted instruments, and Is &c all times pre-
pared to furnish them at the Baltimore
Factory prices. See advertisement IN
another column. 7o.
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A single Bottle VIII Hast n montl1-to
~ gbeusea thfee dimes q day Z Y
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PFhect that n sound mind and body are the
most Necessary requisites 70 promote connu-
hal h9ppiness. indeed. without these, the
Journey through life becomes \ weary pill
grimaRe: the prospect hourly daTlZens to the
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with deS-
pair and filled with the melancholy redeC-
lion that the happiness OF another becomes
IIs1,f ssFIyr ,,
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Married Persons, or Young Men cOnfempB-
ting marriage, being aWafe0f physical weak.
ness. organic debility, deformtties speedily
ne who places HIMSELF under the care ofDr
J., may religfously confide In his honor as
g enfIie e ana 9onndently rely upon his
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BOOTS AND SHOES

Which WIN be sold LOWER than the SANE
QUALITIES can be bought In PIIILADEL-
HHIA or BALTIMORE 80
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DIR. T. j. KISNER.
EGI,EcTIc MEDTCINES

mhq MCCLELLAN q KNOX.
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Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice fIIdufged IN when alone, ahahit fire.
auently learned from evil COMPANIONS or at
school. the effects Of which IRE nightly felt,
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope OF
his country, the darling OF his parents, shoul
ments Of ife, by the consequences Of deTta-
ting from the path Of nature and i5dulEing
in certain secret habit Such persons, MUST
before contemp plating --------=-5
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-13
Petition to. Sell Land.

In Circuit Court, Montgomery county, Tenn.
Gustavus B antley, o.. Arabella Brnntley,
John Brantley, Nancy Brantley, Charlie
Brantley, and D. R. Seals and wife Nancy.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of tks'
clerk from the affidavit of petitioner. IN this
cause, that the defendants, Arabella Brantley,
John Brantley, Nancy Brnntly, Charles
Brantley, and d. Il. Seals and wife Nancy,
are non-resdents Of the State Of Tennessee,
so that the ordinary process Of law can not
be served on them 1t Is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four (4) copse-
cutive weeks in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle,
newspaper published in the city Of Ciarks-
vile, Montgomery county, as notice TO said
defendants so that they may appear at our
next circuit court, to be held for the county
Of Montgomery, State OF Tennessee, at the
courthouse, in the city Of Clarksville, on the
second Monday in. May next 1866, then and
there to plead, answer or demnr 10 the petit
ton of petitioner or the same will be taken
as confessed, and the cause set down for hear
ing ex parte. March 2sth 1866. =.
@. G. BREED, c. &C. W.
By J. W. WILLIAMSON, D. a.
march BOATS - s.-t.s. --,..a..
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Petition for Divorce.

In Circuit Court Montgomery county, Tsnn.-
Henry @. Meriiiin, e.. Susan Matkiin.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the
clerk from the petition and and aiIidHvit cf
the petitioner in this cause, that the defsns
dant Susan Marklin, is a non-resident Of the
State Of Tennessee, SC. that the Ordinary. pro
cess of law cannot be served on her. Ii u
therefore ordered that publication BE- made
for four (4) consecutive weeks in tho Clarks-
vile Chronicle, a newspaper published in the
city Of GAINESVILLE, and county or Montgomery
as notice to the said defendant Susan Marklin,
SO that she may appear at the next tern Of
the circuit court, TO be held for tho county
of Montgomery, at the court-house in the
city of GAINESVILLE, on the second Monday ii
May next tl666); then and thers 70 pioart,
answer or demur to the petition Of petitioner,
or the same will be taken rs confessed, and
the cause be set down fer hearing ex narte.
This 2sth March, 1896. 81 *'Fsss f-rr
@. G. BREED, o.ecls c.
By w. Williamson, .. C..
march 30-4t% st saarss1 .dTz
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In Chancery at Clarksyille.

State OF Tennessee.
At rules held in the clerks Office, chanecry
court, at GAINESVILLE.
II. L. Williams and wife, complainants We.
Geo. Trice and Others, defendants. i9l-s
1T appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants John p. Nance
and Margaret Nance, are non-residents OF the
State of Tennessee: It il therefore ordered
that they enter their appearance herein be.
fore or within the first three days OF the next
term of said court to be held on thethird Non-
day in April next 1856, and plead, answer or
demur TO complainants bill, or the same
will he taken for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing ex parte; aud that cory
of this order be published for four success
sive weeks in the Clarksyille Chronicle. a
copy-aitest:
". T. SHAcKELrRD, &. n.
II. W. johnson and z. g. Smith, sol'rs.
March 49, 66-4ts +-t -t
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r65- Some idea of the poverty and suffer-
ing in Georgia may he learned by the fol-
lowing publication Of the Governor Of
Georgia:
A CARD-To GEORGIA CAPITALISTS
A portion of the people of Georgia, in dis
tricts ovcrrun by both armies during the
late war, are suffering for the want of food,
and unless speedily relieved must suffer more,
perhaps starve. Their more fortunate and
benevolent neighbors have done much for
them, but can do little more. The evidence
of these facts is full and startling. The Leg
isature have appropriated money for their
relief, but the money is not in the Treasury.
They have authorized the borrowing Of
money upon most satisfactory security, but
1t will require time to have the bonds and
and mortgages prepared and executed. And
while this time runs against the sufferers
their sufferings will be terribly intensified
! am ready and anxious to act, but lack the
means. In the name of patriotism and hu-
manity appeal to you TO furnish them. II
will be good pccuninary investment, and
something more, commendable charity
Bring forward the money on loan for 80, or
lao days, or six months, or five, or thirty
wears, as you prefer, with seven per cent
interest. You will do well, and the hungry
yill do better
CHAs. J. JENKINS, Governor.
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In Chancery at CIarksyIIle.

State Of Tennessee.
At rules, held in the clerks Office chancery
court, at GAINESVILLE. ila
J. W. Nance, complainant VS.. G. W. Mat
till, defendant.
1T appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause, that the defendant q. W. Mattill, Is q
nonresident of the State Of Tennessee: II 10
therefore ordered that he enter his appearance
herein before or within the first three days Of
the next term OF said court, to be held on tho
third Monday in April next 1866, and plead,
answer or demur to complainant's bill or the
same viii be taken for confessed as 10 him,
and set TOR hearing ex parte and thata copy
of this order be published for -four successive
weeks in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle. A copy
attest: w. I. SHAcKELFoRD, Q. Y.
Hornberger 4 House, soVr for compIt, mar 20
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Administrators Notice.

ALL those having claims against the estate
n Of James Wilson, decd are hereby noti-
fed to file II same with the clerk Of the
county court Of Stewart county, State Of
Tennessee, on or before the 10Th day Of Au-
gust, 1866, legally authenticated, In order
that the same may be liquidated and dis
charged, In accordance with the acts Of the
Legislature of tho State OF Tennessee IN re-
lation to insolyent estates This 10th Of
March, 1866. b. j. SUMMERS,
March 80, l666-4ws Admir-. ,a
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l1- The following story is told of tn

l3r The following story is told of the
Rev. DR.. Morse,
At an association dinner debate arose as
TO the use Of the rod in bringing Up children
The doctor took the affirmative, and the chief
opponent was yonng man whossereputation
for veraciVswS not very high. lie main,
tanned that parents often do harm to their
children by unjust punishment, from not
knowing the facts OF the case. "Why," said
he, the only time my father whipped me
was for telling the truth" Well, retort-
cd the doctor, i. cured you ddu'tit2'
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Miss MAJOR MARY Il. WALKER, NJ. D.-A
great many persons in Nashville will re-
member the young lady who used to figure
hat prominently in the Army OF the
Cumberland, by affecting a bloomer costume,
and rejoicing in the significant appellation of
Doctor Walker. AS the romantic creature
has for some time been lost sight of, here is
paragraph bringing her again TO life, but
not AS Miss. II. speaking of her, a late Chi
cago paper says This well known army sur
geon, it seems, has got husband This is
not generally known, for newspaper accounts
Of her have called her Miss Mary +. Walker,
NJ d. A bill has been introduced in the New
York Assembly for the relief of Mary H.
Miller" which provides that in any action
heretofore commenced, or to be hereafter
commenced by Mary f. Miller, commonly
known as Mary Il. Walker, against Albert
Il. Miller for a. divorce; the time the said
Mary +. Miller, was absent from this State
in nursing and taking care of the sick and
wounded soldiers in the United States army,
ur otherwise, shall not be deemed or con-
sidered any part of the five years limited by
the statute within which actions for divorce
shall be brought, nor shall said terms be con
sidered by the court in which such action has
been or may hereafter be commenced, in
determining the rights of said Mary f. Miller
TO the reliet sought for her in said action"
The second section declares that "the said
Mary +, Miller shall be competent witness
IN the action mentioned in the first section,
and may be sworn and examined, in her
own behalf in relation to all matters in issue
or in respect to which testimony shall be
required
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A DMlNIsTRAfRIx's NOTICE-PETER
n ONeal Is my authorized agent TO whom
all persons indebted TO the estate Of william
ONeal, deceased, are requested to make pay
ment; and those having claims against said
estate, viii present the same within the time
prescribed by law. 1-4N
'.t CAROLINE o'NEAL. SEA
ADMINISTRATIVE Of VIM. O. Neal. dec'ed.
Anrn c 'c6.4t
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WESTERN BRANCH,
No. "a West Fourth St., Cincinnati.
II. M. MAGILL, Gen'l Ag't.

ny The undersigned is authorized TO is
sue policies In the above popular and leading
Corporation at proper rates.
LOSSES ALWAYS PAID PROMPTLY.
M. G. PITMAN, Resident Agent,
Jan 10, '65-tf v Clarksv1le, Tenn.
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Is~ Miss Ann X, Adams nm ancient lady
siKiy-eight years OF age, residing in Danville
Is cutting her fourth set of teeth and grow
ing new crop Of dark hair. Mrs. Elizabeth
Christy, a widow-lady, sixty-fve years of
age. living Ia Winchester, is cutting new
set 90 teeth, amer lcirs ,oo'hless f,r wears.