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f. NJ. Carnett, "a years, white, male,
yellow fever; NJ. McIntyre, 40 years,
white, male, yellow fever; P. Crowley,
s. years. white male, yellow fever Mrs.
4. MeRsa, ~ years, white, female, yell
low fever Mrs. II. Cornell, IS years,
white, female, yellow fever; c. Gonnell,
IS years, white, female, yellow fegeri +.
Mcnamara, 2 years, white, female, con-
WILSON'S; J. MeHugh, 5 years, white,
male, bilious fever child Of j. Donahoe,
3 years, white, male, cholera infsntum /;
P. Gsyerty,4S years, white, male, yellow
fever; ID. Brawmain, p years. white,
male, yellow fever; NJ. Green, % years,
white, female, consumption NJ. McRea,
IS years, white, male, yellow fever J.
Watkins, % years, white, male, yellow
fever; Mrs. Ford, 81 years, white,
female, yellow fever; /. A. Madison, 80
years, white, male, yellow fever II. c.
8IeKeogh, 80 years, white, male, yellow
fever; child Of P. Stanley, IL years,
white, male, yellow fever Agnes Ray,
% years, white, female, yellow fever.
OWEN MIT Undeytaker.
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RIVER MATTERS.
EIYERs.

Yesterday was q warm ~day-bFight
and clear, but had some appearance of
rain toward dark. We have good news
as we predicted from the upper Ohio. A
rise is coming. A light one, we fear, but
ANYTHING is better than the present low
stage Of that river. The Ksnawha river
is reported to have a six foot rise coming
out, while the MOnOngahels, st Pitts
burg. rose fifteen inches in twelve hours
on Thursday. At Brownsville, Pa, it
rose two and a half feet in the same
time, and at the former place nov fell
Oh that day. The indications are favor
sble for a rise, which will make navigs-
ton tolerable for Hight boats, but it is net
probable that q coal boat rise will snsue
without more rain. We have no change
to report in other rivers. White river
was still rising when the Commercial
came out, but it no doubt came to 8 stand
en- Friday night or yesterday.
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Corrected Daily by w~oodhurn, Smith q Co.
Nos. ia and II8 Green street, ST. Louis.
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HOWARD ASsOCIATION.-The follow
ing members Of the Howard Association
are now on duty as anLive members

INTERMEDIATES GEoaBAPHY.-W We
have received from the enterPFising
book firm Of COvperthwait, Chapman 4
Co., booksellers, 2794 Main street, the
revised edition Of COT7ieIrs Intermediate
Geography, just issued from the press Of
Appleton, New York. The text is re-
vised to suit the changes on the earth,
plates, equal to those OF any school geOg-
raphy in this country. All the engrav-
ings are Of copper plate, and are clear,
distinct and beautiful. Our enterprising
friends have q complete selection OF
school books. We wish them success.
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A GOOD HOUSE-IhOse of q country
readers who desire TO s~RtTOnize a firm
and reliable house, caBnot DO better than
to call upon :. NJ. Webb & Co, in the
Lee Bilck, Union street. They are hon
est and upright in their dealings, and
will do the fair thing with fair men.
STEALING Hoes "A negro named
Polk Terrence appropriated a number uf
juvenile poTkers, the property Of a white
neighbor in Chelsea. Complaint was
made 10 Mr.. Justice Miller, WHO issued
his warrant. Polk was arrested, EXAM
ined, and in default o. TWO thousand dol
lar bonds, Wa sent up.
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Em, Woods, q years, black, female,
sporadic cholera NJ. Brooks, | year,
black, male, teething; A. Benson, % years,
black, male, tetsrmO Nj. Clock, 25 years,
black, male, congestive fever Holly, II
years, black. female, cholera ]. Dolan,
% years, white, male, yellow fever; ].
Parkhill, % years, white, male, conges-
ton G. Buckner, As years, white, male,
congestive chills; B. Hilogan, 80 years,
white, male, yellow fever; J. Lockwood,
S. years, white, male, yellow fever
Fanny Bell, 20 years, black, female, can.
Ger OF womb Mrs. Green, 40 years,
white, female, yellow fever Bob. Kelly
p yeazs, black, male, congestive fever.
MCCARTNEY & CORNELIUS,
UndeFtakers.
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Two large and splendid Halls az 40 - Sc
,1d street. IN ADAMS Block suitable for literary
Associations, balls, private parties CLUBS, Zee
tures. fairs. elc. VIII be rented E~easOnHuly
INQUIRE OF ". HiI. Main street, Webster block
or adme. Liese. on the premises, from 20 III
O'Clock pm
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THE FALL MEETING.-The meeting 10
be held on the grounds of the Memphis
Racing Association, on the second Mon
day in November, under the auspices of
the Turf Congress, promises TO be a most
brilliant affair. The track is in most ex-
cellent order the Superintendent, Capt.
John S. Lail, having given the greatest
attention to his department for months
past. The Ladies' stand has undergone
a thorough repair, and everything done
to render lazy visitors comfortable.
Ushers will be in attendance. The grand
stand has also been reitted for the re-
cePtion Of visitors. The Secretary, Mr..
Gibson, is daily in the receipt Of letters
from the most prominent turf men Of the
country, giving notice Of their coming.
There IS certain to be 9 gathering Of the
finest stock, and all the prominent sport
ing men Of the country on this occasion.
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet,
OLIVE BRANCH = Isaac Jones master
This new and splendid passenger -N
steamer will leave Mem phis for As
New Orleans, October 2Srd, and AL
TERNATE WEDNESDAY throughout the
season.
MARTIN WALT q CO. and
I. BOURNE 4 Co, Agents.
8. H. SHOCK, GenI Passenger Agent. selO
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. 4 T. N T
centrally located business house o n Front
Row. Possession given Immediately.
ocs-tf J. W. PAGE, ia
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Regular Memphis and New Or
leans Weekly Line,
Regular Memphis and Aew Orleans Packet,
Henry AMES ]. T. Hicks master
THos. L. CRAWFORD, Clerk.

This new and splendid passen ger IL
steamer will leave Memphis for -
New Orleans, October l6th. and EVERY AL
TERNATE WEDNESDAY, throughout the
season.
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and Carriage Material

Depot, No. 9 Howard's Row,
80 - Memphis Tenn.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

THE PRESIDENT AND THE NORTH CAROLINA
CoNsnssIoNEns.-Thc North Carolina Com
miss ioners bad long interview with Pres.
ident johnson Wednesday, who communica-
ted to them his decision, both in. regard to
the order of General Sickles and 10 the in
reference of the officers of the Freedmen's
Bureau in annulling articles of indenture in
numerous cases where oolored children had
been bound out. On both points the Presi-
dent decided that the officers were ia error
in interfering. Secretary Stannton issued
instructions 70 General Sickles, directing him
TO rescind his orders prohibiting the execu-
ton OF judicial DEGREES iuiiictng corporal
punishment, These instructions TO Governor
Worth to be handed TO General Sekels.--
General Howard also issued and delivered to
Governor Worth orders TO his subordinate
offers to cease amy interference with the laws
OF North Carolina where they bear equally
upon the whites aud blacks Judge Ruefn
explained fully 10 General Howard the char
ac,er of the law providing for binding out
children. II orphans are without any prop
erty for their support they are bound out by
order of the Court, but children having pa.
rents living cannot be apprenuced except by
the parents themselves. With this explain.
alton, General Howard did not hesitate to
issue the orders desired by tho North Caro-.
lima Commissioner, who len this e,ening fol
home.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

REAL ESTATE AND U. S. CLAIM AGENCY.
we commend the attention of our readers
to the advertisement in this mornings issue,
Of Gen. John O'Neil, Claim Agent at this
place. He is entirely posted in the business
of collecting claims against the Government,
and bis services have been successful in pro-
curing settlements Of thousands Of accounts
left in his hands for adjustment. His prompt
and energetic action has given the utmost
satisfaction to the many who have conided
their claims to him. His business is large
and steadily increasing one, embracing .nu-
merous snb-agencies throughout the State.
Persons in this vicinity need no recon-
incubation that we can give Of this gentle
man. To those at distance who desire the
services Of an efficient, reliable and prompt
Claim Agent, we cam heartily recommend
our popular friend, Gen J. O'Neil.-Nash-
pitte 'faper. n VT vi lfES Aay
We call the attention OF our readers to
Gen. 0'Neil's advertisement In to-day paper.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

THE HoMR MoSraIY.--We have received
the January number of this magazine, de-
voted to literature and religion, and pub
lished at the Methodist Publishing House,
Nashville, Tenn, and edited by Professor A.
b. Stark and Rev. F. II, Hill. Each number
will contain ~ pages of reading matter,
from list Of talented contributors. 1t is
the intention Of the publishers to establish a
frst-class literary and religious periodical in
the South. The present issue is filed with
choice original articles, and the programme
as set forth for February promises lich and
varied table of contents. We will speak
more fully of this magazine at some future
time, Terms-$3 per annum. Send up
your subscriptions, and let this Southern eff
fort be sustained. We will take pleasure in
forwarding any names that may be len at
this ofhce
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TRIBurE oF REspECr.

- b
The committee appointed at called meet.
ing of the GAINESVILLE Lodge, No. 80, on Dec
2sth, 1865, have unanimously adopted the
following: -.5
Whereas, the allwise and ever good Ruler
Of the Universe, hath been pleased in His
wisdom, TO tnke from his earthly labors our
muchsesteemed and beloved brother, SAMUEL
f. ALLEN, in the prime OF life, and at time
when his family most needed his kind and
ever watehi,li ca gr.s, therefore, be it,
Resolvfd That, through his demise the
community has lost a good and useful ciii-
zen, his wife, an affectionate husband, his
children kind and indulgeut parent and
the Fraternity faithful member.Ci & II
Resoiued, That as he was ever ready to As.
sist the widow and the orphan, we will strive
to emulate his virtues, and commend his
stricken family to the care of Him who
tempers the wind to the shorn lamb, and
who will not forsake the fatherless.
RESOLVED, That, as token of respect to
hismemory ,Ithe jeweIs,of the order he clothed
in mourning, for thirty days, and the mem
bers wear the usual badge for the same space
of time. 70, ~
Resotred, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be presented to his family, and be
printed in the GAINESVILLE hroRiele.
"When those we.love are snatched away,
BY Deaths rcsistless hand,
Our hearts the mournfull tribute pay
That friendship must demand.
While pity prompts the rising sigh,
With awful power impart;
May this dread truth, :" too must die"
Sink deep in every heart"
' J: F; M.uLHOPr,
+. +. Fox. Committee.
80. r. D. McCArLY, SGD
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REDUCTION OF TAXES.


The voice of the country is unquestioua-
bly, in favor Of large reduction of taxes
The revenue can be kept up to proper STAN
dard by new end improved system of i'm
posts and excuses, which will greatly reduce
the cost of all. the necessaries and comforts
of life. Manufacturers, farmers, importers,
laborers-all classes of the people are CRYING
out for dlmunition of the burden of Fed
ernl taxes. Persons of moderate means or
those having fixed incomes, who have suffer
ed so much from heavy taxation and the con-
selnent high prices of all articles of con-
sumption, are especially interested in this
reform. HYa =,
1t was not TO be supposed by the public
that the same system Of taxation which was
necessary during the struggle for national
life, and which was cheerfully submitted to,
should be continued after the object had
been secured.
To hurry the payment of the national
debt Mt the hazard of general discomfort and
wide spread destruction of public interests,
Is no part of the policy Of the mass of tie
people, who sustained the Government dur
ing The late perilous crisis. A grateful pos
terity will pay the debt and take pride in
the discharge of the obligation which was
incurred for them. To population of sew
enty-hve millions--all prosperous, industri-
Gus, and free-which we shall have in a
fourth of a century, the debt will be Of little
importance.
What the present generation Is called mp
on TO do is simply to pay the interest of the
debt, and prevent its accumulation. 1t is
confidently believed, also, that the entire
debt can, after awhile, be funded, at the rate
of Ave per cent interest at home, without
trusting To the large demand for such bonds
which will necessarily spring up abroad
This saving of interest can be effected ms
soon as the Union shall be practically res
tored. Congress will, no doubt, listen to the
public voice on this subject. Manufactures.
commerce and navigation are all depressed
by the burden of taxes. All branches of
industry would immediately revive and be-
gin to flourish were taxation reduced at the
rate of ore third in the aggregate, and many
Of the taxes discontinued altogether.
To pay off the debt at the expense Of the
exhaustion Of capital employed in industri-
al pursuits can benefit none but the holders
of public securities, and thus draw, an invid.
ious distinction of interests between class
es of the people, which would be TO the
prejudice Of all.-Ndtionat Lteii;gencer.
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MARRIED.

On the morning of The 18th ut., by Elder
@. NJ. Day Mr.. JAMES NJ GARTH, of St..'Louis
Mo-, to Miss ADA s. SKBREE, of Todd coun.
ty, Kentucky.
May their journey through life be peace
full and happy, ~
On the evening of the 18th ult., by Elder
G. NJ. Day, Mr.. d. A. BENTLEY, to Miss Mol
LIE E. OsDuRS, all of Montgomery county.
Dan. has been bent on committing matri-
mony for d long time, and has at length sue
ceeded in uniting himself to beautiful and
accomplished lady. We wish them long
life Of uninterrupted happiness and prosper
ity.
At the residence Of the brides father on
the goth Dec. 1865, Mr.. WIN. II. THOMPSON,
OATH Tennessee Regiment) to Miss FANNIE,
daughter Of W.. 7. Keele, Sheriff of Stew
art county.
At the residence Of the brides father in
this county, on the 27th ult., sy the Rev.
W, T. Dye, Mr.. JAMES II. THoMPsd1, to, Miss
SARAH e. daughter Of Col. VIM. II Fessey,
all of this county. s. "a
On the LIST inst, at the residence Of the
BRIDES father, in Maury county, Tenn ) by
the Rev. John +. Hughes Mr.. B. A. RoeERs,
of this county, to Miss FIeuREs A. McLE-
MORE, of the former county.
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DISSOLUTION.

U,HE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BE-
i tween A. & HI. SIMPSON having ex-
pired 18th Of July, 1865, from that date the
business viii be conducted in the name Of
Henry Simpson, who will continue the jew
elry business at his fathers old stand. A
liberal share Of patronage respectfully soiic-
tied. .Gso0 Z so H. SIMPSON.
BGy Watch repairing win be under the
control of Sam'l Simpson, as heretofore.
Sept Z, ls66-tf +, \
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING SUGGESTED the insolvency
of the estate of the late w. II. A. PUGH,
decd, ] hereby notify all persons having
claims against said estate, 70 Gle them with
the clerk of the county court of Stewart
county, Tennessee, on or before the 9th day
Of March next that pro rata distribution
of said estate may be had among the credi-
tors. This Dee 4th 1855.
l.. D. HARGls, Admr.
Dec. Is lsee--its. ff
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WISE.-Qur friend, P. II. Porter, sent us
a specimen Of his Grape Wine, made by
himself, and we do not hesitate to pronounce
IT the best we ever tasted II is the pure
grape, possessing both delicious flavor and
beautiful color.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Preparatory to receiving spring goods, we
are now offering an elegant stock of Over
coats, business suits and winter goods gener-
ally, at greatly reduced prices, md are pre-
pared to give GRrAr BARGAINS to those who
may wish to purchase such articles. Call
and look through our Stock before purchas-
ing, for we feel assured that We can suityou
both in quality and price.
We have also onhand lot of Ladies Mer-
inc Vests, of superior quality and at low
figures, which the ladies would do well to
call and examine.
T.&R.E. McCULLocH.
Jan. A, 1867, If.
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PHasoSAt,--Eutchiugs & Grinter, at the
Fire proof warehouse have secured the SER
vices Of Mr.. John II. McFall, as clerk. John
has had much experience In this business,
and is wen and favorably known to the to-
bacco growers Of this section, and will,
doubtless, secure a large amount of patron
age for his employers.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

Tarcr's LAsDrse, Jan. ., 'e7.

Tmcrs LANDING, Jan. 2, 'e7.
Sales by W. r. Poindexter h Co., Of 81
Hhds. Tobscco as follows: = -
$ls So, 10 90, Ia 60, 10 IS, 10 rs,
10 so, 10 40, IL SO, IL 70, ~ 40, IL 40
IL 55, IL 80, IL 20, IL 10, IL 90, 10 So
10 IS, 10 80, % 90, 0 &C.. 800, 0 90,
25, 8 20, 20, 80, 10, 8 IS, 8 10,
7 80, 7 20, 7 80, 2 60, 7 10, 70, 8 80,
8 90, 9 90, 6 90, g 50, 60, %, A 80,
60, so, rs, 80, 80, 3 80, rs,
3 90, 2,95, p s5,'2 rs, . bo,2 90, 2 80,
rs, rs, %, 10. = 10 - ~
Also four hhds. sampled by Cobb &
Mckinney, Canton, KY, as follows;
SO 80, 8 30, 0 80, 8 so.
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w. refer our readers to the advertisement
Of Or. Leon Brockman in another column
This young surgeon during the past two
years residence in Nashville has gained an
onviable reputation throughout Tennessee,
Alabama, and Georgia.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

lcx,-The very cold snap we have had for
some days has enabled all, who desired it, to
SECURE . bountifal supply of ice. We hope
the large quantity put up will put the price
down when the time for using it arrives.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

Fousp. = Sometime during Christmas
week, "a lot Of money, which the proper
owner can get by identifying and paying
all charges. Apply at this office.
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DISSOLUTION.

NHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
L existing between Roach q Willis is
this day dissolved by mutual consent All
parties heretofore indebted TO the firm will
please call and settle their bill; those holding
claims against the Firm win please present
them at once. ROACH Il WILLIS.
Nov. %, lS66-tf
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DErHEL CoLLEGE.-The next session at this
Institute, located at Russellville, Ky, will
commence Monday, Jan. 20. The President
J. W. Rust, is a fine discip'inarian, and has
built up a floufishing school, i-si ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

MosErARy.--Old issue of the Bank OF
Tennessee, is worth at, this place, 40 cents.
Planiers Bank 30 cts. Union Bank rs cts.
Gold l30. 49, I .s,.r .sr
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Boardin&.-A gentleman and
lady, with or without family, can be accom-
modated with board and pleasant room in
very desirable location. For particulars
Address E. l.. A., through the Post Office,
Dec. Il, lS6G-H. 4rt.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

RExovAL.-Massie & Daniel have removed
their stock Of Clothing to a room in the
Bfockman Porter building, north side of
Franklin street.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

BANK OF TENNESSEE SoLp.-- This building
was sold on the Gath ult., for the sum Of
$5,l2S. eiItwas bought by s. F.Beaumont
Of this city.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

A KEo.-The Squire aud ourselves return
thanks to Messrs. Hewitt 4 Trice for key
of Christmas. Parties, who have sampled it
pronounce II very fine. III" ta
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STATE on CONNECTICUT, New HAVEN Co. 4 :.
New Haven, Nov. 10, 1856. p
Personally appeared d. r. Safterlee,
President, and VIM. S. Goodell, Secretary,
of the above Company, and severally made
oath that the above statement by them sub
scrbcd, is in their belief trne. III
Before me, SAM'L L. BRONSON,
Justice of the Peace.
Losses promptly and satisfactorily adjust
ed and paid.
c. II. JONES, Ag't,
Dec lat GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
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DIED.

At his residence in this city, on the 9th
SAMUEL F.. ALLEN, in the 47th year of bis
age.
Bay Obituary next week.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

REwARD.--Five dollars will be paid for
the delivery, at this Office. Of an old Map of
olarkssille, made on parchment, by Profess
or Hamilton.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

Jewelry.--A Urge lot of Dia-
monds, Watches, late styles of Jewelry and
Silver Ware, just received at COOKIES.
Oct 5, l866--Gmo. a...
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'Goops At Cosr.-- Goods of every descrip-
lion can be bought at cost, at A. L.. Whta-
ker's old stand. See advertisement.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

4 DxLueE FhE CoxrAsy.--At the last repu.
lar meeting ofiolarksville Delugc Fire Com
pany No. I, the following named gentlemen
were unanimously elected as its officers for
the present year.,
JOHN YOUNG. President. tllf sal
W. A.SoLOMON, Secretary. SCI
w. J. ELY. Treasurer. ~. t.a.l
IRWIN BEAUMONT, Chief Director.
SAML CRABTREE, Engine Director.
II. HERMAN, Hose Director,
I'D. a. CAMPBELL, Pipe Director p
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UncaIIed for Goods, o.

Uncalled for Goods, on
GRACEY l. BROS WHARFBOAT:
James Stevens, 3 pieces Marble. ,a.4- ~
Robert Clark, pieces Marble.
GU. Davis, 2 trunks | box.
W. S. Weakly, a boxes merchandise.
If these goods are not called for, within
80 days, they will be sold 10 pay charges.
+. p. GRACEY h BRO.
Dec. 81, '66-4t , gf
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SEE ecard Of Messrs. Phelps Caldwell
4 Co., Commission aud Forwarding der
chants, Louisville, Ky. One Of the firm
Mr. J. II, Caldwell, we know well, person.
ally, and his partners by report and do not
hesitate 10 commend them all to the public
as safe, energetic and reliable business men.
Mr. j. NJ. Dudley, Of this county, is ageu,
for this Grm
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

NIASONIC.-THE ANNUAL
election for officers of Clarksville Lodge No.
80, will take place on Monday evening, 18th
January 1867. Every member of the Lodge
is hereby notified to be present.
THOS. McCULLoCH, W. NJ.
Dec 81, '66-2t