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STEAM PACKETS.
\ lew MERCHANTS LINE, 81.
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
IoN &GEORGETOWN STEAM
s.t.~ - SHIP COMPANY -

Ss%s~. TuESTEAMSHIPS f, c. KNIGHT
sissszaa. u - and JOHN GIBSON will sailrom pier
%, East River, New York for Alexandria and
the DIStrIct OF CoIun nbia, every SATURDAY
andrs every FRIDAY EVENING. ut 4
O. ocloc5 for New FORK.
The steamships of this line are frst-class. and
sail weekly between the above named ports
The Company have made thorough arrange
ments for the transportation of through freight
to ull points north; and connecting with the
Alexandria, Loudoun IL Hampshire, and Orange
and Alexandria Railroads, and all points South
and West.
All freight must be sent to tho dock early on
the day Of sailing. For freight and PaSSAg2en APP
ply to HENRY z, WlNoaIf,
No. 81 north Union ST., Alexa
c. P. HOUGHTON, & Co.
Agents, Washington and Georgetown
SMITH. BROWN s. CO,
up4- Agents, II South ST., New ork
NEW YORK, WASHINGTON
~ AND ALEXANDRIA,
EXPRESS LINE STEAMERS.
Gsk.A OLD LINE. slgEa
TINS line will be regularly keptup during the
winter months, by good and substantial OUT
SIDE STEAMSHIPS leaving once week, from
pier Is, &. River, New York, and pie- II, Alley
andria. Connecting at New York with the
Metropoltan Steamship Line to Boston, and
cxandria.
Bills of Lading given through to Boston di-
rect.
Freight taken ut lowest rates, and forwarded
to all parts Of the United States free OF COM
missions.
For freight apply to ,, 90
No. /, South Wharvcs Alexandria.
JAMES HAND,
10i, Wall street, New York.
JOHN 8. DAVIDSON,
dc % G}, Water st., Georgetown ID. 9.
RTEW EXPRESS LINE
IL EETW EEN y-=.sa4zs:ssA
PHILADELPHIA AN d ALEAANDKl y
GEORGETOWN AND WASHlNGTON.
(yIA CANAL.j ,,
tjo;,d 2ubstuntl and we'll adapted FEhlN II
STEAMERS comprise this new line, which WIl
s.,il on WEDNESDAY and SATO kDA4 OF
each week from Philadelphia, and TU kSDA -
and TIL TRSDAYS from Alexandria, ut Il m
Freight, &c, at moderate rates.
For particulars apply at
a GE NTS-
NJ ELDRlDGE & co,
Nod j. Wharvcs, Alexandria, Va,
JOHN 3. DAVIDSON,
~. Water IT,, Georgetown and Washington
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE,
oc 1-tr No. Ii, North Wharyc$, Philaun.
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o. and after, SUNDAY, juno 10th, two
daily passen ger trains will run between WASH
iNGTON and LYNCHBURG, day train con.
Meeting ut Gordonsville with the Virginia Cen
at LYNCHBURG with the Virginia and Ton
nessce Railroad for NEW ORLEANS and in
termediate points
Through tickets, and baggage checked to
Richmond and all points South and Southwest
Lenvc Washington daily st $50 q. m and T.. III
p. m; and Alexandria at 100 Il. m. and 7.lo p;
4.O7 a. n and at Richmond ut Acc p M.
Leave Lynchburg at 7.l0 am, and Z 81 pm
arrive at Alexandria at 4 80 p m, and 5. y am.
and at Washington At 5.25 pm and = AZ a III.
j. NJ BROADUS,
lie is: General Ticket Agent.
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0UE BALTIMORE.
.n~~1 The 5TEAMAER COLUMBIA
,ss:..lisssis s.ssasC Capt JAMES HARPER having re-
cciged 4 new boiler and been thoroughly r9ut-
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
tilnorc every SATURDAY, at 40 clock p. m
for Washington, AlcxanGris, and Georgetown,
stopping at ail her former landings.
Returning, will leave Alexandria every
3:Ii~ AL way freight must be prepaid.
G1S~ 20 freight and passage apply 10
NH 5-7Oin B. WHEAT, Agent.
dr. Aqua, GREEK ROUTE TO
.zy::s;::sIs s.:2l II ICHMOND--On aud after to-
day, WEDNESDAY,, April 18th, the steamers
c. FANDEKBILT and KEYPORT will stop
regularly at Pier No. 10, King street dock. on
their res pcccive tips up and down the Pot9-
mac, NIGHT aud DA \. Persons wishing TO
take the boat for Rich;uond will be at the wharf
by i Is 4 III ard - p III. aud passenger :or
Washington aud thc North, in Tue mornlng,
will b" ~ he wharf by Is d. IN. Ap l7-3m
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FERTILIZERS, &c.
UANO AND FERTILIZERS.

Z II .
Tie subscriber has on hand b full assortment
Of the most approved MANURES, which he is
prepared to sell in my quantity desired, at the
- LOWEST MARKET RATES.
AS the prices are uniform the farmer, can OBJ
tain his supplies rs we'll by correspondence as
though heiWere to purchase in person.
- l OFFER: ..t .
Peruvian Guano, Of the best quality.
Bolivian Guano. This article comes from the
same section as Peruvian, which it closely re-
sembles in texture andappenrance. 1t is much
richer in Phosphate, but has less Ammonia. For
stiff soils or stiff subsoils it will answer quite as
well as p peruvian, and it costs but two thirds
the price Of that article. Es.
Mexican Guano, Of four grades. ..
Ground Bones.
Whitelock's Cerealzer. The high reputation
borne by this article as the most effective and
reliable crop producer made in the United
States, induces me to ask tho farmer to test it
alongside Of any manure he may apply.
!. Woolston's Amoniated Bone Phosphate. This
article is manufactured by the same house, and
contains ali the best qualities Of PERUVIAN C GIano
and Ground Bones. VIM. n. IR WIN, 81
NH Off g. ''s3 No s. south Union street
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specially invites the attention OF buyers, who
want uniform and reliable goods, TO cur new
co,,,, M;,sos ord Cb;Idrcn,s
''''|,,0.' o--o-.r.
4" 1N-'
Of every KIND and descFptioh' comprising Il
great many new styles which arc unsurpassed
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S'o"' 4t'- "''--
will be sold mUch che"p9r '""" "''5 81" 0'"'
in the market,
I.5i.., Eoots
Caters.
Dress
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Walking Shoes
Mems Polish
"rrpGFs'
Button Boots.
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suitable !or IH"toTa' t'hl.& I.oo1i'' iI'''s, NS'
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- Rim G r Il 4 9 i
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NEW GOODS: NEW STYLES.
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w c. YEAToN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
And Commissioner in Chancery of the Circuit
and County Courts of Alexandria co.
Office removed to Stewards Block, King ST.,
over, No. lG1. my I-eoln
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LINES.
AND ALEXANDRIA r. R.

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COAPS-Electric Babbit's Stearlne, monroe
- & Thomas and other Soaps receiVed ana
for sale by
je II s@E J c. MlLEUEN,
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r AWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
IL ATTORNEY AT LAW.
No LA, Prince street, eaal Of The Post Ol!cn
sep 30-tf .-.. ..
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q oAP.-Dobbins' Electric, Wells German
- Erasive The Pioneer, Woman's Friend
Chemical Olive, Rabbits, Monroe s. Thomas
yellow and Brown, and q tino assortment Of
Toilet Soaps, for sale by,
! LOOMS & FACER,
INV d 204, King street.
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NOTICE,-ROBERT I. SMITH, ATTOR
IN NEY ATLAW and NOTARY PUBLIC
has opened his office at Phenix Hall, where he
may be found from So, m,, To Up. III, daily:
aug lott
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-31

MEDICAL.-Not only in this city, but
this entire country has become.familar with
the reputation of DR.. Coleman, as the most
reliable and successful practitioner, in his spe-
ciality, in the South. Perhaps no physician
has given more attention to, and applied
himself more earnestly and assiduously to
discover the most speedy and positive cure of
Diseases OF Females, Diseases OF o
Private Nature, ManhO0d's Deblli.
ties. Self.Abuse, Nervous Debility,
Sexual Infrmities, etc., than he has
Patients who reside In the country can have
the remedies applicable to their several dis
orders forwarded to any part, carefully So
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. Medi-
cines, with instructions, can be administered
through the medium of correspondents.
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
ucated an d accomplished pharmaceutists.
Address, L. L. COLEMAN, MD,
2lo Church ST., Nashville, Tenn.
May 3, ls67-2m.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-31

The rings were 10 in number and about
80 feet apart.
After three rounds, the three first knights
were tied, and on the fourth, the first two
still 80, when the third Knight, he Of the
"Silver STAR" Mr.. Terry Ramey, shot ahead
of both by two rings, and the 500, princ-
pally in greenbacks, was his as well as the
nobler guerdon of browning the Queen of
Love and Beauty. A very sweet looking
young lady, Miss Pittie Organ, was chosen
by the victorious Cavalier as the Empress
most worthy to wear the crown. The coro-
nation was gracefully performed in a few
tasteful words, by the accomplished Marshal
of the day, DR.. Jas. Mallory, Jr. Right
well did the "Knight of the Silver Star" de-
serve his laurels, for his modest and manly
bearing, and right worthily did be bestow
them, upon fair young girl, fitted to be the
Queen Of the most gallant heart.
The Marshall d.. Mallory, and his assist
ant Walter Foulkes, performed their many
and arduous duties TO the satisfaction of all
Mr.. W. D. Marshall, the Superintendent Of
the exhibition, deserves high praise for his
uniform cour tesy and attention to ALL In the
midst Of the most pressing demands upon his
time and thoughts. As we went to press
yesterday before receiving a report of the I'd
DAYS proceedings. we must fDrero further
mention TO our next issue.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-31

CnAsLorrr ROAD TrRSriKE.-Subscrip-
ton books are now opened for the purpose
OF receiving subscriptions to build q Turn
pike from the intersection of the Charlotte
road with the Port Royal pike To the Cum
bsr!snd river. A charter WAS granted Feb
ruary, 1850, for this road, and SO soon as
$4,000 il subscribed, the "Clarksville, Cum
berlaud and Charlotte Turnpike CO.." win
proceed to elect officers and commence build
ing said road. Shares are twenty-five dol
lars each, to be paid In such calls as the
board Of directors may make, provided that
no one call shall be more than Five dollars
on the share, when payable in money
Subscriptions to be appropriated to the build
ing Of the road between the city Of Clarks-
willie and the Cumberland river in the direc-
ton of Charlotte.
This 10 one Of the most important outlets
to our city, and the city, county, and the
property holders on and near the road, SHOULD
subscribe, according to their interest and
ability, to put this road through before
another winter sets in, Our south side OF
the river friends, too, SHOULD do all they can
in this matter, as il y greatly to theiT inte-
rest to have gooa road in the contemplated
diFsoaap Of ibis pike. All are more or les
interested in this project and We hope tn,
requisite amount will soon be raise l to max,
il a success.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-31
TOURNAMENT AND FAIR.

The first day Of this exhibition, last Wed.
nesday, was for tho most part propitious in
the element of fair weather, 10 the exercises
Of the day. For an hour or two in the morn
ing, the sky was overcast, and its doubtful
aspect had Its effect upon the attendance
from distance. Notwithstanding this, some
$500 or 5000 people convened at the Fair
Ground. In this large gathering, we observ-
ed an unusual number of formidable candi-
dates for the crown of "Lovs and Beauty"
Hours, whose bright eyes and blooming
roses Of youth made them seem visitors from
some far off oriental Paradise.
There were but few rings on Wednesday,
outside the Tournament sports which occu-
pied the greater part of the day. Amongst
these was a most interesting and warmly
contested one for "graceful riding" We
should like to give all the entries for this
ring, for they were all splendid hoisemen,
hut want Of space forbids. After long and
exciting struggle, the premium was awarded
to J. II. Achey, and certificate 10 R. w.
Roach.
In the ring for thorough bred mares, Writ
Taylor took the premium, and In that for
thorough bred Stations, Ed. Turnkey ST.,
was awarded the blue ribbon. For the finest
game cock our townsman, L. R. Cooper, Esq,
eclipsed all competition by the splendor of
his, bird. We have never seen a more mag
nifcent "Lord of the Barn-yard, or one
more likely to twin his spurs" over all feath-
cred opponents.
Another animated and attractive ring, was
q sweepstakes one for the best saddle horse.
The premium was bestowed upon Mr.. Ben
Moore's horse, and the certificate to Mr..
Campbell. The premium was $40, volun-
teered by those liberal hearted gentlemen,
s. A. Caldwell + Co. After the close of the
ring, a recess interviewed for dinner. Not
having lunch with us, we went to Mr.. Mar
shall's hotel on the grounds, and partook of
one of the most bounteous and elegant re-
pasts we ever ate at public Festival. We
say Marshalrs, but it ought to be called Mrs.
Marshalls Hotel, for as energetic and untir-
ing as the Landlord is, the Landlady is the
"best man of the two" We here offer our
best bow to YOU Mrs. NJ, not only for our
selves, but for all your numerous guests for
the manner in which you supervised the hos
FATALITIES of the hostelry. After dinner be-
gan the Tournament, which occupied the
balance Of the day. We give the names of
the Knights and the number of rings respect
lively taken.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-31

"wEAnisa OF THE GRAY."-We have on
our table . copy of John Esten Cookies
last book, "wearing of the Gray" 1t Gen.
sists mainly Of biographical sketches of the
foremost figures In the army Of Northern
Virginia. The sketches are complied gener-
ally from the personal acquaintance of the
writer with the scenes and characters pic
turcd, and therefore possesses intense interest.
DR.. W. s. Northern, the agent for this book,
10 now cauvassing the county for subscrip-
tons. DR.. Northern is also agent for two
other new publications, Echoes from the
South" aud 'Iiistory of John Morgan's Cav
slry," by Gen. Basil Duke. II interest of
theme and splendor OF treatment make a
work attractive, the las, mentioned will be
eagerly sought amer.
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DIED.

At her residence ip this county on the
27th inst, of fever, Mrs. FREDoxIA WALLER
wife Of John Waller, and daughter Of Jor.
dan Neblett, in the Gath year Of her age.
We deeply sympathize with the friends
and the relatives of the deceased. She was
affable and kind to all who knew her.
When told that her days on earth were num-
bered, and that she must die, she did no,
seem to DO alarmed, and said she was ready
to depart, but regretted to leave her little
children. May an Allwise Providence throw
his protecting arm around these dear little
ones, and finally save them with their moth
or in Heaven. s.
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GRN. BASIL DUKE, was In town yesterday
as q visitor to our Fair. We are sorry that
be did not arrive on the day OF the Tourna-
ment as was expected by the visitors. Gen.
Duke has become editorially connected with
the Cincinnati Enquirer, and this fact assures
an added interest in that always interesting
journal, that must now more than ever CON-
mend it to its numerous readers. As proper
expression Of our regard to one of the most
gallant and distinguished soldiers of the
Lost Cause" we suggest that large club
be formed for subscription to the. Enquirer
As mere paper and apart from personal
promptings it is proper to consider that the
Geographic dispatches of the Cincinnati pa
pers of the day before are usually as late al
those Of other papers of day after.
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Rhine Wine.-..Charles Schlich OF tn,
Strawberry Saloon, has just received an i'm
portation OF Rhine Wine, from the Ole
Country. He offers it for sale by the glass
bottle or keg. Those who wish pure ant
pleasant, and wholesome wine for the tabl,
or for the sick room, should call on Mr.
schlich, as he intends keeping up a scook o.
ibis wine in future.
April 5, ls67-f.
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The PREss.-We had the pleasure Of
meeting with JoHs WALLACE, Esq, A. 8
CAMP and W. Hy. Smith, Of the Nashville
Union and Dispatch, and Mr.. Estes reporter
for the Gazette, in attendance at the Fail
on Wednesday. They behaved themselves
equally as well as most white men now-a-
day, and we hope the kind treatment they
received, at the hands Of Mr.. Marshal and
his estimable lady, will mako them hold up
their heads more proudly hereafter than their
compilations Justify in these "distempersd
times"
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QuERy.-When people pay corporation
taxes to belp create fund to keep the
streets, ETC., in good condition, Is It right that
they should wade through water, on one Of
the principal thoroughfares, to and from the
city, If it is right, we beg pardon for al
.luding to tiff it 10 not right, then the
proper authorities should look to the condi-
lion Of that portion Of Franklin street run
ming through the big pond.
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STRAwBrnRIEs-We return thanks to
Messrs. Reeves b Jarrel, near Allsnsville,
Ky, for a specimen Of their seeding berry,
which Is the largest and most delicious we
have aeen this season. The present was
made through McCauley Co, who are re-
csiving semi-weekly consignments Of this
fruit, and from whom the lovers of straw
berries can obtain supplies.
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MARRrED.

In Charlotte, Tenn, on the 2sth juss., BY
Rev !. B. Waltern, Mr.. DEMsx 8. MAJoa, Of
this county, to Miss DosIA GRIosBx, Of Dick
son County.
Our young friend Demps viii accept our
"graaslations," and may fortune ever ssiis
on him as he snsiles on his lovely bride.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-31

FEMALE AcADENY.-The Commencement
Exercises, will open on Tuesday June llth,
and continue for three days. On Friday
Rev. DR.. Young will deliver the Annual
Commencement Address, and at night there
will be Concert. The public are respect
fully invited
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-31

OFFICIAL vorE OF KEsrpcxy.-The Dem.
ocratic majority over the Radicals In Ken
lucky Is a. follows: Over tie Radicals
4e,o42; over the third party 72,724; over
both combined 1853.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Montgomery County Agricultural
NEGOTIATION.

The Directors Of the Montgomery County
Agricultural and Mechanical Association are
requested to convene at the Courthouse, on
the goth Of June, 1867, to make preparations
for the Annual Fair and the transaction Of
other business.
G. H. WAKEFIELD, Pres't,
T. W. KING, Sec'y.
May 81, ls67-2t
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-31

DIR. II. NJ. LARKINS
may be found at his Office, I'd floor of the
Chronicle building, at all hours, unless pro-
fessionally absent.
March |, lS67-tf
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A Cross Mark....In future we will make
q cross mark on the margin Of our paper, as
. notification to all patrons whose time of
subscription has expired. Look out for the
cross mark and renew your subscriptions at
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-31

CIncrrT AND CRIMINAL CouRr, which has
been held in this place for more than two
weeks, adjourned last Tuesday evening.
Three colored men were sentenced TO the
Penitentiary. A man calling himself Birns,
charged with horse stealing was tried, found
guilty and sentenced to the peniteptiary for
ten years; but was granted new trial on
account Of some informality of the indict-
ment. In consequence of not getting
through the docket his Honor, Judge Camp
bell, has ordered special term to convene
on the second Monday in August next.
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, Live and Let Live,

To the public generally, and Meat Eater
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 YOU
Greenbacks and get something good to eat
Respectfully,
TON. McMANUS.
March % l4GT-6m
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FARMAR, ROGERS & co.,

Are in receipt of new stock of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, etc. Cali and
examine them.
April 20, ls67-tf.
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REFRrsHINa.-LastM Monday evening being
quite warm, Ligon b Ely paid us visit and
finding US hard at WORK in kind Of swell
tering condition, politely invited "all hands
up to their magnificent Saloon, and set be
fore us perfect banquet Of ice-cream, straw
berries and cake. The only thing that
msrred the full enjoyment Of such delicacies
which "tend to invgorate the social affec-
tons and moderate those that are selfish"
was the thought that after faring so sump-
tuously we would have to fall back upon
printers grub, and We were unable to recon-
Gle II to our ourselves how We could stand
the change.
The ladies and gentlemen of the city and
vicinity can find ice-cream and other deli
cacies served up in excellent style, both day
.srfd night, at this elegantly furnished saloon.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-31

BUY THE BEST--They
are the cheapest in the end-Hays l. Cos.
Buggy and Carriage work. Refer to two
hundred farmers who have used them, In
this section and Kentucky. Apply TO
SAM. BROCKMAN, Agent. g,
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For the Chronicle.
TO Gle AOUCHOIR."

lie Mouchoir is sacred thing,
IT'S (like lost hopes to which We cling,)
Baptized in tears.
So do not take the name In vain
OF things SO linked with JOY and pain,
And hopes and fears.
The sadness that pervades your verse
Like gloom that hover round hearse,
Has touched my heart.
So sad the cooling Of the birds,
Which you have woven into worda
With poets art.
Come when you will, at any hour,
And sit within my shady bower
To meet yopr fate.
Or would yop rather now retire
To Dyers6ars, 10 County Dyer,
In dire stals7
But If you choose, come at all hours,
And get basket full of flowers,
To ease your woes.
And ! will lend you my mouchoir,
S'aJa!lut pour pOu' Eapoir,
To blow your nose,
r. S. V. p.
CLARksynLE, May 3oth, 1867.
CsE Of the largest cotton houses 10 Liver
pool In the New oheans aud Galveston trad
.fAns,aA \. HsA Vg.AgNg.s
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-31

BLOCH BROS, have just
received splendid assortment of the most
exquisite style of SILK Saques, fne Pop
Inns for Ladies suits, Trimmings, odessa
and latest style Of invisible RistOri Trails,
and large stock Of bleached Cotton, at
panic prices. Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
May "a, lsa7-3t.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-31

{. GERMAN CANARY
SINGERS-Warranted the best,
at Rogers House Furnishing Emporium,
Franklin street. near tho National Hotel.
April B, Cliff