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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24
For the Chronicle
TO q. L. IL.

When the bright stars are shining,
And the silver moon is lining
The clouds in the east;
come to this green bower,
To spend one holy hour,
And with the muses. feast,
When the soil summer breeze
Is whispering love to the leaves,
The Mockng Bird singing,
come TO this bower and entwine
A garland, which ever to mind,
Sweet fancies bringing.
When the dew is kissing the rose,
And the blue violet throws
Its fragrance DER the lea,
come to this bower and call them,
And bind them rs At emblems
OF friendship for you and me.
When at night the fre.ay's flirting,
And the little crickets chipping
The dirge on the grass;
come to this bower, and sinking
To the earth--think, and in thinking,
Shed tear for the past.
When the screech owl is screeching,
And the watch dog is keeping
His wake at the gate
come to this bower and dream
OF the future unforeseen,
Awaiting my fate.
"Ls MoScnoiR.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, May "a, 1861.
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A SPLENDID LOT, OF. Water.
Coolers Water 'ilters
Just received at Rogers Mouse Fur.
nlshing Emporium. 90 1t

MEDICh.-Not only in this city, but
this entire country has become familiar with
the reputation Of DR.. Coleman, as the most
reliable and sfnlpracttioner, in his spe-
ciality, in the South. Perhaps no physician
has given more attention 10, and applied
himself more earnestly and assiduously to
discover the most speedy and positive cure of
Diseases OF Females, Diseases or q
Private Nature, ManhOOd's Debili.
ties, Self.Abuse, Nervous Debility,
Sexual Iniirmities, etc, than be has
Patients who reside in the country can have
the remedies applicable TO their several dis
orders forwarded TO any part, carefully Sc
cured in portable compass, and in every
respect Of convenient use. Ladies need not
hesitate in applying for advice. A person.
al interview is not always necessary. Med-
cines with instructions, can be administered
through the medium of correspondence.
DR.. Coleman may always be found in
his ONCE, in the rear of his Drug Store,
on McLemore street. His medicines are
carefully and accurately compounded by ed
acated an accomplished pharmaceutists.
Address, l.. l.. COLEMAN, NJ. d,
2l0 Church ST, Nashville, Tenn.
| May 3, ls67-2m.
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New YoRK SUNDAY NEws,--We extend n
News, edited by Benjamin Wood, and devot-
ed to literature and current news. II is a
quar,o sheet, tastefully executed and is, in
every respect, q drst class family paper. The
editor promises a novel by Dickens, written
expressly for the News.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24

SEE the card of ALLEN JOHNSON & Co.,
Tobacco Inspectors, New York City. Mr..
Jobuson's long experience in the business,
his well known capacity and his extensive
acquaintance with the tobacco growers OF
this section all combine to designate him as
the man to do the business of shippers from
the Southwest.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24

A PRoPosITIoS.-I will be one OF one
hundred, to give hundred dollars each, TO
build Masonic, Odd Fellows, Temperance
and City Hall, on the site of the old Masonic
Hall, to be worth ten thousand dollars when
completed. z. NJ. TAYLOR.
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TIE STACEY HousE.--Ths Hotel that has
20 long enjoyed the foremost reputation in
Nashville, has lately passed into the hands of
our old friend, II. Clay Robsrts. Those who
know Mr.. Roberts, need no assurance that
his management Of any Hotel can but add
10 It's former fame. .,.,.,....
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d. ETnRrDoE AID SToKEs.--Being compelled
to 60 to press yesterday evening, any account
Of the discussion between Messrs. Ethridge
and Stokes is necessarily omitted in this
issue. From very interesting report we
have, we will compile description of the
affair in orr next. There was quite large
attendance, but not SO large as would have
been, had fuller previous notice been given.
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SrRAwBxaRiEs.- I've return thanks to Mrs
NJ. r. Whitfield, of Spring Creek, for nice
mess Of Strawberries 5he first we have re-
ceived this season. They were very large
and fine, and we enjoyed them to our fullest
extent, s... -... ~ 1880 -.
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IcE CREAM-The lovers of this deliciou.
dclicacy can be supplied at any hour during
the day, and until 10 o'clock at night, by
calling at the Saloon of Ligon h Ely. The
cream is excellent and we advise all, and
the ladies particularly, to test its qualities.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24

ToBAcco.--The shipment of this commod-
ity continues brisk, the GAINESVILLE marke,
seems TO present the greatest attraction, at
which place it is being sold for handsome
prices. We learn from some of our tobacco
merchants that they have realized better
profit from sales in this market than from
those made in New York Rob tson Register
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PosrposEMEST.-We are requested by Mr..
Schlch to say that owing TO circumstances,
the proposed ball at the Railroad Hotel, for
ne1t Wednesday night is postponed for n
week or two Due notice will be given,
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SrEcIAL TRAiN.-There will be special
trnin run during the three days Of the Fair
The frst one win leave here at 8 o'clock
Wednesday morning, and continue every
hour during the day. The last train viii
leave the Fair Grounds at 6:aO each even
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The Spring Fair on the 10th 3Oth
and 3fst OF May, Near Clarksyille,

anu ohSt VI h"ys NO"h VIII hofbhCs
Promises to be splendid success in every
particular. The premium list is liberal and
win command strong competition. The Hotel
under the management of Mrs. Marshall, is
guarantee that all is right in that depart
ment with splendid String Band at night
to make glad and cheerful all lovers of
dancing and music. The Tournament Gym
nastic exercises, the array and beauty of the
congregation of horses, which win be exhib-
tied, will attract attention from al quarters
A splendid band will be on hand during day
and night. The Grounds are open for visi-
tors, and oil persons have full access to prac-
tice until the Fair comes off. In a word,
nothing has been left undone to make every
body satisfied who may attend. 4a
W. b. MARSHALL, Agent.
a Drr
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GET YoUR TicKETs.-Tickets for the Fair
can be had at T. h r. E. McCulloch's, Crus-
man & Chcsnut's and B. o. Keesee's. Buy
them before going out, as it will save you a
vast deal Of trouble.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24

CoRRrci ios.-We sheeriully publish the
following explanation of MIR. Roberts, the
Commissioner of Registration;
OFFicE COMMISSIONER REGISTRATION,
CLARKsyILLS, TgSsr May II, 1867. !
EDITOR CuRoSlcLr-ST: Allow me TO cor
rect statement in the last issue Of your pa
per in reference to "RegisIration," Accord
ing TO my advertisement the registration will
close, for the tune being, on the 25th instead
of the ?sth Of May, Also that certificates
Of registration, legally issued by "csn'ai'-
sioners Of RssstranOn are valid according to
the horso under section sth Of the s,asndsd
Franchise Act Respectfully,
Jse. l.. RosEsu,
Ssmmhs.olsr Of Rsgis,Tat!oR.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24

PRoT. CHARLES l.. Howard announces
himself for two exhibitions, in this place, as
lecturer and magician. The time fixed, is
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next.
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Live and Let Live.

To the public generally, and Meat Eaters
particularly, would say that can be found
at the Market House every market morning,
ready to supply them with the best OF Beef,
Pork and Mutton. SO come along with your
Greenbacks and get something good to eat.
wa Respectfully, 1.f
I'll TON. MoMANUS.
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BLOCH BROS,

BLOCH. BROS, have just
received splendid assortment Of the most
exquisite style of SILK Saques, fine Pop.
iins for Ladies' suits, Trimmings, Odessa
and latest s,yleofinvidcble RistOri Trails,
and large stock Of bleaehed Cotton, at
panic prices. Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. 10 ~ aiSasg7
81 May "a, 1s67-3t. i'g letr'es 'aI1 o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Look to Your Interest,
all of you that are in immediate or prospect
i've need of Fine Wall Paper of the Ia
test styles, and go to COnOVer Bros.
Music and Book Store, on Franklin
street, where you con buy it at New York
cost with freight added. - lt#
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REMEMBER the Straw berry Festival, for tn,
benefit OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, on the nights Of the 29lh and 3oth
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Cross Mark...-ln future we will make
n cross mark on the margin Of our paper, ss
notification TO all patrons whose time Of
subscription has expired. Look out for the
cross mark and renew your Subscriptions at
once. 49,
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FARMAR, ROGERS 4 CO.,

Are in receipt Of new stock of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes ETC. Call and
examine them.
April &c, lsG7-tf.
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Dir. BILLINGsLIsY

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND
residence to the new frame building one door
east OF the Episcopal church, on Franklin
street
Nov. ., ls6s.u
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Read the Certificate Of the Rev. R. T.

Read the Certificate Of the Rev. n. r.
FlualiR.....To Dr.. HosrEvfxa: dear Sir:
This is to certify that I was taken with the
dyspepsia year ago last March, and for a
period Of eight months, was one Of themost
miserable creatures you ever beheld, not be-
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was compelled to walk the floor necessarily.
! was nearly deprived OF my reason, and
hope had entirely leh me, all the efforts
made for my recovery having proved fruit
less. soe ans - \ iSsI rf lairng0
BY the first Of November, 1865, 7 had be-
come so weak and feeble that could scarce
lystandalone, and, torllppearance, would
soon die. At this time (baving read your
advertisement my wife prevailed upon me
to try your Bitters A bottle was procured,
and, strange to say, soon commenced re-
covering. i have taken four bottles, and am
enjoying as good health as could be expect
ed for one Of my age tabout sixty years.
have no doub that it was your Bitters
alone, under Divine Providence, that effect
ed this wonderful cure. ...tt- .trr,
R.T. .FLUAL1N.
Hudson, Mich, August 30, 1866.
May 3, l867-lm.
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MARRIED.

In this County, on the 22nd inst, at the
residence of Mrs, Hulchings, by the Rev,
J. II. Gold, Mr.. JoHs q, SINGLETON, to Miss
ELlzABETn p, GATPoRp, all OF this comfy,
At the residence Of Mr. Mason, on the 23d
inst, by the Rev J. IL. Gold, Mr.. Joan
HoTFxAS, to Miss SARAH NJ MASON, all oil
this county.
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PIANOS TUNED by J, +.
CoNoYER, Orders may be len at Couover
Bros. Music and Book Store, on Franklin
street, sign of the gold pen -l.
April IA, ls6f-0m.
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GERMAN CANARY
SINGERS Warnnted the best,
at Rogers House Furnishing Emporium,
Franklin street, near the National Hotel.
April s, '67-tf
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May Sd, lS67-4w
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March 20, lsG7-cm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07

tay Of the Treasury furnish statements showing what
number OF Collectors Of Customs. Naval 0nicers Sur
veyors, Inspectors Of Customs aids 70 the revenue and
other officers have been removed since the Sd OF March,
1866 increased compensation paid 70 their successors
&c, which was Adopted.
TIE ASSASSINATION TRIALS
by Mr. WARD sep.l OF N. T., reciting the statement
made by an ex- member OF the Cabinet fMr Blair IN
pubic speech n Baltimore that the testimony given
Dehaf OF the government the assassination trials
suoorned and that Mrs Surratt convicted and
cuted without any evidence OF guilt and directing the
appointment OF a select committee OF three TO examine
thoroughly into such charge and report thereon, with
authority 70 send for persons and papers, and TO sit dur
ing the recess
Mr.. Ross, tdeml OF H. suggested that the committee
should be larger oHs.
Mr. WARD modified his resolution so ~ 10 make the
committee consist of FIVE members Several objections
and suggestions being made, Mr.. Ward Withdrew his
resolution.
THE COLLECTION CUSTOMS
BY Mr. WARD-Providing for a select comm ittse of
five 10 examine the practical operation OF existing
Tor the collection OF customs and sugges,
that shall 10 the Treasury the
fces and emoluments OF collectors naval officers and
surveyors, protect importers from oppression and
unjust exact onR The resolution went until to-
morrow
THE TARIFF
BY Mr. MooRHEAD, (rep) of Pa-Referring the Tariff
bill OF the Thirty ninth Congress, with the pending
amendments 70 the Committee of Ways and Means,
when appointed
Without disposng OF abe resolution the House on
motion Of MI. SPALDiNG, lrep1 OF Ohio, al haA-pasi
twelve o'clock, adjourned.
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yoans Edwards Bensas.-A Large Gro,

Young Edwards, Beneaf-A Large Crowd
aud n Good show.
Last evening Young Edwards took very profitable
benent at Lincoln Hail. the corner Of Eighth avenue
and Thirty. third street. The announcements that Sam
coilyer would appear tho wnd up had the s6ccs Of
overcrowdng the hall with sports Of every shade
ard quality who were anxious to see these nps
fighters tCollycr and Edwardsj pftted against
each other The audience unusually good
uaturcd and flung keen sarcasm and rude wrttcisms
at each other amid Of laughter and with
compouents Of the crowd. Although the roughsr
classes OF society were In the majority, there o
plentiful sprnklng among the crowd Of dandy sports,
and youths Of such tender years m TO suggest an
inquiry from the roughs as 70 wheihsr their
mothers cognzant OF their whereabouts
Essysns manner ocnss
intended taken, from tho jokes The veteran
Tovey oicia,ed as usual AS master OF ceremonies and
his usual graceful style opened the sports Of the even
ing with preliminary speech and the introduction Of
couple OF "kids" Of very tender years. who pummeed
audience, who rewarded the youngsters with rounds
next mex, bad bad lively So, 70, " which some
and Nike Coburn next appeared on the scene and
made sprish,ly show, rafting away each others
noos 10 .ne merIes' style imaginaole giving and taxing
the hardest KIND OF blows In plenty, and anordng tho
greatest amusement to the excited lockers on Nike
was one too many for his antagonist however and a.
though O'Connor made a good and put IN sosne
no. blows he had Ills face and bead drosssd
down very neatly by his scientific antagonist Coz
Foley, Of New York, and Johnny Dwycr OF Brooklyn,
next amused the assemblage with the EXCHANGE o. nad
hits aud plenty OF them, 10 The sat'siacnon " we
audience, the Brooklyn youth making gooa sao~
against his heavy opponent
The wind up between Collyer and Edwards va very
lively affair the two being 20 evenly matcneu - 70
make the result matter OF entire DOUBT heavy blows
were received on both Sides Coyer doing very Wen 10
getting 10 on his wiry and accomplished an,agonss
The wind IN OF this encounter was intensely enjoyable
from 10 safng cparacter and brought the exhibition
Va an and In q storm Of applause from the audience
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, March o. lso

WARRINGTON, March Q, 1867
TIE reading Of tbs journal Of yesterday having been
dispsnscd WITH Mr. STEVENS trep OF Pa, presented as
question Of privilege the credentials Of Mr. Hooper,
delegate from Utah, sho thcreupon took The oath pro-
scribed by law.
the oath OF Office
1HE NATIONAL CURRENCY ACT
The fra business In order the motion TO suspend
tho rules pending at the adjournment yesterday in or
der TO permit Mr. Price to Introduce bill amcndatory Of
the national currency act
Tho bill prohibits banking associations from withdraw.
ing either In favor Of dividends otherwise any por
ton Of Their cap tai and from making dividends greater
A. PEcF, trspl Of Iowa, proposed TO have the bill
referred TO select committee. TO be composed Of such
Of the members OF the ate COMMITTEES Banking and
Mr.. RANDALL, dem Of Pa. said that he was one Of
that number and that the proposition refer
bill TO committees Of rcsurcia.iqp He preferred. Y
this m urgent case, that should have Immediate
action, and, with the consent Of The gentleman from
Iowa, he would meve 70 proceed to les consideration
unusual and unprecedented, and said he would move 70
refer the bin 70 the Committee on Banking and Cur
The Hssss ssfsssd !. suspend The rules and therefore
the bill was nof introduced.
Mr. THOMAS, trep.l Of Ma, presented the position Of
land which was referred % the Commss on Eiect,ons
osdsr o can the States or rssoiussSss Under the
cau resolutions were offered q foows:--
I. ruk nEw FORE cUsTeu nouxk vRArpa
b. .i Mr. s.ooss a, !d'%l O n Y.prec.ins
Ss inquiries into ne ss.u,.s essm
House ID 1894 refsrea % in The recon. report Of the
Sssssssssas 70 Be discSsiisasS n ss oslaes, sss
ahippsm Or importers have not bess guilty OF wlfsl
nselsc. o. inSsn:.oa 70 ssfraad Ne rsvssss.
Aftss bsSs( Afcaesion between Meessa Brooks and
Hulbnrd Ne resolstion went over unsn to-msrow.
! IN NJ Rnsnnn ksAl q n y.-DHecta9 ~ yoeest
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Govornor Wells Charged with DefasItins-
Probability Of His Impeachment, sc.
NEw ORLEANS. March g. 1861
memorial was read IN she Legislature to-day chssg.
ing Governor Wells with bcing defauiter the State In
the OF 3ssooo while State Tax Collector for the
parish Of RapIdes $780, Il possible that he will be
impeached In the Senate several speeches were made
disappearing OF the course pursued by Congress- and
motion made Airing the matter before the Supreme
Court An passed TO take the OF the people
OF Louisaha Tor convention convention
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ANSAroLs. March Q, 1867.
A majority Of the Judiciary Committee OF the Mary
hand Legislature has reported against allowing the
cars TO run on Sundays caucus was held TO night
relative 10 the United States Senaforship in place Of
Governor Swami. The bill providing for the cleo.
ton Of Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore intro.
duccd 10 the Senate to-day. The Baltimore and Poo-
mac Railroad bin has passed the Senate.
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READING Law IN KRSrrcKv.-As student OF the Louis
vile Law school got sngered ~ csssmale for saying he
Was bshInd in his studlea To prove no up In The
law the next time they the offended ing
placed Seur.bsrrel revolver against The breast Of hts
follow student and snapped two caps, luckily without
exploding the powder In tho crowd Of students stand
showed Peyton heck from Barlow ~ the same time
stumbling In between them Barlow again lsvsled hls
lust shove the iempls As he attempted 10 d,scbarce
ne rsnainlng shot young ssudeae namss JuI,sn
knosked Tho musze down, and the BAH took
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M ExiCo.
OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE.

The French Trying To Draw Odinm ON Nav
Nlean Resorts Of Bahied Intrigacr-- French
Rear Gnard mt Cordova, &c.
VERA CRUZ, Feb. 20, 1867.
Everything here is in chaotic state The French
naval authorities very polite; but the army officers
gruH and feel sore.
The Magenta and their other iron clads arrived the
10th Of February. They had steamed all The way from
Cherbourg, France, direct Vera Cruz in rorty days.
They splendid looking ships but have very high
batteries.
Marshal Bazaine and General Doua will arrive to-day
from Paso del Macho several thousand troops
have arrived within the last days and embarkng
The French rear guard Is now at Cordova
Macmillan has joined hands with the Church party.
No thinks he will succeed. The French keep up
show Of hostility to him, and affect to consider him
snarled up My informant q telegram purporting
TO be from Napoleon to Bazane In it Napoleon says
Embark all French troops and mdteriel pos
sibe, and Max entirely to his fate" The meaning
Of such resorts divert attention from Nap, aud
draw public odium down on Max. But Max did not
write the famous letter TO Forey.
The United States Tahoma, Lieutenant Com.
mander b. Ghorard, is at sacridcios, Vera Cruz
All hands we'll
As the French 60 trouble is anticipated the
question being who shall have possession Of San Juan
de ulca hold the town, and collect two-thirds OF tho
duties OF the entire country That's what's the mat
ter, Uncle Samuel!
Abandonment Of Acapulco einferce nepts
for Pornri0 Diax-A Liberal Victory near
the Capital, SC.
San FRANCISCO, March Q, 1867
The city Of Acapulco abandoned by the imperial
lists February 10, who taken to San BIAS by the
French frigate vctore Three Fresch vessols
manned 10 the harbcr u Acapulco, but held neutral
position The greatest order and csnndence prevailed
among the people The town will not be formally occu-
piod nv nfG 1na
French vessels
General Alvarez With fear Thousand troops marched
from Cuernavaca the 2ls Of February Tor the city
McxIce, intending 70 join General Porno Diax who
alreaay In the valley Of Mexico.
Toluca the capital of the State Of Mexico having been
occupied By the liberals, General Tavora impsrial
sent 70 recapture the place About seven leagues from
the city OF Mexico he met by the forces Gen.
perialises.
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DEATH OF GEHOp suulE.

100. tta = BALTIMORE. March 9, 1867.
despatch was received here to-day announcing ths
death Mt Nashville Of Bishop Joshua Soue, Of the Ne
thodst Church, NJ the age Of slightly -four years IL
announced this morning 10 the Southern Methodist Con-
terence, In session In this city He tho senior
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the METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL II TINE TENNESSEE
LEGISLATURE.


MEMPHIS Tenn, March @, 1867.
The Metropolitan Ponce ball which has passed 10
the second reading N the Legislature creating panic
among tho Taxpayers and there Ia graf CONSERVATION
account OF L. The citizens boldly protest against It.
The Aradnchs In an article today denes Brownlow
and the Tennessee Legislature.
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Abandonment Of Acapalcs--lie elm fercemep
the Capital, &c.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

R1cnncSn, Va, Masch 9, 1867
h was reported 70 the senate TO day for calling
State convention II s Understood that the House
mttee will also report similar bill.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH IL lss7=TRPLE snEEr

and Pixies Peak, now called The Central Branch OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, b authorised 70
purchase ~ q as per acre, under che treaty Of June
70, l6o2.