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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-19
HE STATE LEGISLATURE

az rsLseSSsg FEB TMBtsa .
SENATE. !" .ALBAST, Aprl le, lse7.
80 bills REPORTED PAYORABLY
~ deaf msssss ~ ~ 49,
To insesp~msse tho Warehouse Guaranty and Annuity
1ncoKPoszeeDg the Wi)hamsJureh Bridge Company
xncorp0r11lng the New York joint stock COMPANY
beny. ~ 'P'"'''"'"' NVAT
MISUNDERSTANDING the Germ Exchange COMPANY
AuthsKl<ag the formation OF the Metiopolitsp Public
@easoy1nfn Company.
Amending khe charter OF the Globe Insurance COmpany
~ rh9TEEM0H OF LIE IN PLACES or AMUSEMENT
S0' T. Fh&R4f Rep y ~ tRlr9dueed D pIll pro-
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DIED.

HALSEY-ou weansps, April H. .n brirf ues' Ed"aNi C.
Halsey. aged q, years. .- ~.
H friends and seqaananee respectfully Invited to attend his "a
neral nom bis late euce No 10 Fort GesnPlsce Brooh'n on
FRIDAY afternoon. 18th inst, Of o'clock
OGpBN-OR w.dnesday April H. the Teeacs Of her Mr.
Alfred Ogden Mary H. widow Of Abraham Ogden ~ the 18th year OF
her
Relatives family requested 10 siieDd her funeral at
Friday 18th inst a, y o'clock without further
.R'NRifs "a i-.fAs q. a. - 80 rHs~r" .
PkLi-Sudenr % THURSDAY morning 18Th inst ANA r. vi" OF
Absh :. Pell and daughter Of the late Elijah ,. Pnni'
The will be held In the Aens NJ T. church on sa
morning O'Clock The rmsus vii be conveyed 10 The White
Plains Cemetery Tor Rteuaent.
RYDEROu THURSDAY April ls Edgar Of Mitchell RYDER aged
and II months -,
The friends Of the family And the funeral Msy the
2l.t inst al ocork the residence 81 bis s7andathrr
Edgar r. RYDER No lE' l,Ingtor's'r
TONLINSONOn Thursday morning April 49, Cognes vi. OF the
late Tomnson NJ D. and granddaughter Of the late Sh'et
Tus'ire Adams aged - MI.
Funeral Sc vice, Il the the Hon Theodore omNu
ION No S.eondayc this (rdsy) Afternoon 81 ococh Ihe
., q. AVID friends invited ~ attend without urthef noce he
remains will be Rhhcbck Dut,hess COUNTY or intermeN
TRIGLER-Ou THURSDAY, April 49, Coueius Trigger seed 81
=. ,,---.
HIS funeral will pac. IRON the seSens NJ r. Ch9rch
second sHd Thravss on Ninray 2oth INST a. oeoe
His relatives aud friends invited 20 N'tnd riheh if n"
C.rd-MouRyING GOODS Of every ds.ls hind constantly
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE,
ILLINOIS.

rHE TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE average majority tof the
Republican ticket yesterday was 3S1l that Tor
Mayor being 1898. The Council stands - Republic
cans and Democrats. The vote cast was less than
IN OD BeIleyille m. Yesterday elected the entire
Republican ticket, being gain of Mayor ana Two
Aldermen over last year. The Democratic ticket
Quincy Yesterday,
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overwhelmingly in the affirmative lIunncutt
asked questions as 10 whether the new citizens
would vote FOR Conservatives like harmaduke
Johnson. Judge Daniels, DR. Burrows, the speakers
~ the late Conservative meeting Tho response was
q tremendous no. About cne-ifth OF those present
were whites.
CONSERVATIVE NETTING IN PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG, Va. April ia Conservative meet
ing was held tonight and passed resolutions fIly
affirming equal rights for whites and blacks. ana ac-
cepting the terms Of Congress. The meeting was
very large and enthusiastic and consisted OF ABOUT
one-hllf negroes. John Lyon was tho only speaker
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MISSOURI.

The charter elections in Palmyra and Liberty last
week resulted in Conservative victories. The regis
tration law and oath of loyalty were totally disre-
garded aud of course the Rebels had full swing
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NAVY GAZETTE.
THE WEATHER.

ST TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
ACTIN, As,,an. su Eeon ressve boooeb j'sfgeL
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NAVIGATION OPEN on THE LAKES

sr TRIBUNE
BELLEvILLE, c. W, April 1s.-Nayigatiop is now
open on the Bay OF Qunte The steamer Qunte arrived
here from Kingston this evening and resumes her reg-
lar trIps tomorrow daily line is to be established be-
tween this port and Oswego aud the steamers Rochester
and Bruce viii DE put ON the route.
Pom CoLBoRNE c. W., April 1s.The propeller Empire
OF the Northern Transportation Company from Cleveland
for ogdensburgh arrived this afternoon She reports
butltle tho Lake, and that the south shore
Water Will be into the Welland Canal the nd ana
10 will be opened for business on the sd inst.
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o., Uu;,, Pacific Railroad comp.n,.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company,
Chartered by Congress aud having Eve GoEeraens Dre,'9" -
pointed by the President Of the United States, offer their
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTYYBAR BONDS.
BEARING SIX PR CENT INTEREST
PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY IN GOLD
For safe ihssass the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK,
No . NASSAU ST.
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sY TELEGRAPH TO rnK rRlBUEE-
ARMY GAZETTE.

TsLKgRAPH
companies Regiment Cspy sb,oa have
boeu stationed Washington snier 10 report 70 Miorv
Pope commanding Third Military Dstrit
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NEW YORK Thursday, April 1s.-Tbe following was
he range o Thermometer IH tbs city tofsT
o." s s,s 's~ 81"
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5perial Notltts.


Surrounded by Lsxnrics,
the lady Of taste su fashion hs . m,uppled Injury previous
70 the introduction Of PiIALoNS NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS
That pr,cou an Of cOmreted the appointment Der toilet aud
made her dressing room perfraeI Eden.
Eighth Assembly District Union Republican Assoca:
Craads o'clock rilS l EyLNNG pT1Sis a.tsds"'s
jo,spii B,sor Recording secretary.
J,STs Mc,'oRp, Corresponding ssc.etarr
Twentieth Assembly Di.rlct Union Republican ts-o-
Sass"s pHssIsiS. on Friday EvEXyG Gp n oel
Aux BAN. secttay. -----
A.Ss.% for e' aSfS sd
hsI Resource viii b. real s" r'psr t s isSsS' 81 men s
Rooms Cooper Institute GU FRIDAY EvESsG. AvTl 49, "s IN
Female Canyas.sr Wanted y s,.' 'GsP E r. AN SS
the splendid steel Ergr'viEs entitled th Me- -
ssss"e p'p saS a fIs ,sai. 70 .. the Al .
s. s, Is, t Ay s"i Ts. . l" pERiSE En-
graysg and Publisher, Ne. III ka,,AE,t Se~,i"'-
Soc.If, Won desire Carpenter wors cd ssPoas ,.;,ss 70
Nth dispatch % ysrr rs.sonb risa., aLs, A. hoNSEE
S.a. % &. Sisy ssor.s ces. dwellings, as Assfa,
H., Browps tass-tieanips Polish hr Nips@s, M'rro,
S so,s s ,,rs ace s MnaeiaSsG So,i
s.,,.,a.La, Rational Food for Mothers, isfsnfs,
INvALps AND DYsPIPtCsA e"nesh'ii'sd H'arsn@sn, s
d, far ma. psested delicate swssh pleasant ~ 'es
shl, b. smu,at physsSns as aH's seAHr
resorrs foOL g. W. CVsslooh' ""1A"''"A~ 'N wv
Corrtsndt,t sew-loTt
t...,ienep's Hars-srsins ssyie for 1857
foF''V'' RspESsciisDs 4,Asaeas.r ", ils N....a..
-------------- Malice 10 tho Trade. -
T. undersigned h,yna esued ,s'i sasssI & .Isp, %
writes order cnAs 5. LITTLE a ss,...
Me- %rno"eG
Smskeps. .,.,-,.x
KALDRyBHRG the largest aad hnss so OF
MRERsCHAUM the city Repairing se &c NO. .sa ess
a. Ia,
""''' "' RsaLlsR sxIRacrs MI soNs
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out IN the cabinet shop OF i A. Moe, IN Eighteenth 81
near Thirdave. South BROOKLYN Mr. moeS Gss ~ est
mated M about $500 not insured. The building was
owned bY Mr. j. Owens. and damaged 70 the ekteh1
Of $500 10 wa not insured The fire Orgna ca IN INC
root OF the huidiug ard Cauacd by tue Heathg 81
the woodwork 10y . stOye-ppe witch passed tt )ush IT,
Al BRIGHTON. n. Y.
TO Tux rRlBUsg
ROCHESTER, n " April fS-A hTe occurred about
o'clock this morning IN Brighton. about three me3
from this city The Doma= Hotel with itS stances mn
othor property. was destroyed. including VdiuaDS Sa
lion valued at $1,000 The Presbyterian ChurGh tOOK ne
spark and was also destroyed Tie total l''' "i5
about SIS C0O, which Il partially insured
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,TION or SOUTHERN RAILROADS.

CONSOLIDATION OF SOUTHERN RAILROADS
~ rnLssnArn ImBuSE
RICHMOND, Va, April ls-Both Houses Of the
Legislature today passed bill consolidating the Norfolk
aud Petersburg the Souhsdc and the Virginia ana Ten
Railroads into road to be called the Atahe
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad.
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ashne nd .9oP engine hpuses and 'i.9a ssng bali MOI
q az sri:l az s.y: ;:.s %-+siid ] = Tw,s

APPROVED AND ACCEPTED BIZ TIKI GOVERNMENT
report the Government comssoers SD
ia successful operation.
The Company band iron ties sad al other sasei .as to
complete Rocky distance from onsbs
mes-by september The time pledged for IT, eomPie'o.
by the contractor TWELVE THOUSAND PIvR HUNDRED Qsos
ACRES OF LAND FER MILE granted the Company By tho
Government IN addition subsidy Of SIXTEEN THOUSAND Doll
LARS or GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR EACH MILE or ROAD
Az COMPLETED Chicago North Western Railroad
completed connects Omshs aud doing large bas
Bess passengers aud freight
The Chicago Island and PIee the Chicago, Baastea and
Quincy Joseph Railroad Companies expect 10
extend connecting road Omaha during the that
four Trunk East will greatly contribute to the
business Central Pacific being constructed sith
great eneyy this Gree, National Railroad
the s the busnes both and
freight possibly accommodate The interes, these BOn being
payable gold pei mile there be quesss
safety Company hesitation recommending
them to the public Arrangements being made With the Estosss
generally throughout country Tor the accommodation Of ia
,es,ors in these Boud. E. D. MORGAN ssd the H0a
oAKRs AMEs Trustees. JOHN CISCO. Treasurer.
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POLITICAL.

NETWORK CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION
Tuesday, Apil %.
REPUBLICAN UNION TICRET: FOR DLITGAFsS Al
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ne.sa CLARK. boDDB s. Co.
BANKERS. NO 81 WALL ST

Ia the City Of NeN-YOrk.
NINETY PER CENT Of their par SsHe with Accrued IniereA
These Bonds by FIRST MORTGAGE de Rail-
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF SIxTBEs THOUSAND DOLLARS
PER MILE OBe.haf the Of the Road THREn
HUNDRED AND Five MILES have completed The noa
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w0RKiNGMES's rOLITICALU MONTH"; SUIT AGAINST
GEN WOOL
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07
Fifteen Years Ago and Now.

Fifteen years ago, HoSTETTBRS SToM-
ACn BITTERS was struggling into notice
against the prejudices which everything new,
however excellent, is doomed 10 encounter.
To day It stands at the head Of all the tonic
and Alternative preparations in existence. Its
celebrity has evoked many limitations but no
rivals. Physicians pronounce 1t the ONLY
SAFE srlMuLAsr that has ever been introdu.
ced into the sick chamber. In the hospitals
Of the Army and Navy, the surgeons find il
the very best tonic for convalescents, and re-
port II as invaluable for sustaining the vigor
of troops on the march, as a remedy for sour
w and all scorbulic affections, and as the
only specific for sea-sickneSs. California and
Australia have emphatically endorsed il as
the MINERS MEDICINE par excellence, and in
Spanish America and all the tropical eli
mates, 1t is considered the only reliable an
tidote to epidemic fever.
There is no mystery about the causes of its
success. II is the only stomachic aud alter.
alive in which are combined the grand re-
quisites Of a mild, pure, and unytiated veee.
table stimulant with the finest selection OF
tonic anti-bilious, anti-scorbutic, apperieni
and depuatiye herbs, plants, roots aud banks
that have ever been intermixed in a medici.
nal preparation.
! Il is also proper 10 state that the Bitter,
are sold exclusively in glass, aud never, un.
der any circumstances. by the gallon or IN,
barrel. Impostors and imilators are abroad
and the only safeguard the public has agains
them is 10 see that the Bitiers they bay beal
the engraved label and note OF hand o
Mesrs. Hostetier 4 Smith, and tie Govern
men, stamp over 'he cork 'of the bottle.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

TEE FIRsr ANNIVERSARY, OF THE ORPHAN
ASYLUM WIS celebrated, on the night of the
soth ult., by grand reunion, at the New
Depot. Mr.. Schlich, the proprietor of the
HOTEL had his spacious dining room brilliant
ly lighted up and everything tastefully ar
ranged for the occasion. The room was
crowded with beauty and fashion, and the
rich notes Of tho band flied every vacant
space, and unalloyed pleasure ruled the hour.
'Fhe dancing was kept up till late hour, and
though no judge Of the performance, it was
a beautiful exhibition of animated grace.
The affair was q grand success, rejecting
credit upon managers and participants.
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Chancery Sale Of Banking HOus.
eS, Town Lots and Other
"a, Property.
Merritt & Fort, Adm'rs, Us. Towards Heirs,
of ais

Merritt & Fort, Adm'rs, Us. Towards Heirs
.r -. ct ais. .,.,...rr
In pursuance of an order made at the
April term, 1867, of the Chancery Court al
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. in this cause, I will offel
at public auction, on Saturday, goth Of june
next, the following described property
Two Banking Houses situated on the Pub
lie Square, in GAINESVILLE. One of them now
occupied by the First National Bank, and the
other by the United States Accessory. Both
these buildings have white marble fronts
and were built especially for banking houses
and each of them has an excellent FIRE and
burglar-pro6f vault. - infrrnl
One town lot, corner of Commerce and
Hitter Streets, in GAINESVILLE, 90 by 1876 feet
Also four lots in and near the pond, on
Franklin street, and on the south side of said
street. rg w ..r9ftfV gTfp = .
Also a lot of five and one-half acres lying
between the property Of Mrs. Marion Henry
and r. W. Humphreys. tri'a
Also one Lot of / acre near the wharf.
Also sixty-seven lots Of land in the north.
ern suburbs of GAINESVILLE, lying near Rec
River, and adjoining the property Of Mrs
Henry. These lots contain each about one
half acre, and situated at a very convenient
distance from the center of town, and admi
rably adapted as sites for residences and
houses of those engaged in business in the
City. = % q t'a 3 o. +~F
The Banking Houses and the Lot on Com.
merce Street, as also the Lots on Franklin
street, and the Lot near the Wharf will
be sold at the Courthouse, but the Lot.
in the suburbs will be sold on the prem.
ises, when a suitable Barbecueswil be pre-.
pared for the occasion. The sale at the Court.
house will commence at 10 o'clock, A. M,
Immediately after which sale, the Barbecue
and sale in the Northern suburbs will take
place. 1t is hoped thst every one who wants
a good and valuable lot will attend. The
lots are of a size that even those of very lin
tied means, will have an opportunity Of Sc
curing future home, on favorable terms
TERMS Of SALE.-l0 per cent. casi
and the balance in five equal intalments, al
8, IL, Is, "a and 80 months from date o.
sale. with interest from date. Notes with
good security required Of the purchasers, and
lien retained until the purchase money /:
paid. A plat of'the Lots in the suburbs car
be seen at my Office and on the handbills ad.
vertising this property.
W. r. SHAOKELF0RD,' G. h NJ.
May 3lst, '67-4w prs. fee adv&b--$65.0t
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

Tm rR-Having written an account Of
but one day Of the Fair In our last issue, we
should be pleased TO present detailed report
Of the other two days, only for the length Of
time that has since elapsed. It would lose
much Of It's interest at this late day, and be-
sides has been well described In the Nash
vile papers. We shall therefore make bui
brief mention. On the second day Of. the
Fair the attendance was small, not number
ing over 1000 persons. We enjoyed II very
much, however, because the rings were in
tercsting, and the weather most charming,
and the fair sex present still more So One
of the agreeable episodes of the day was a
speech from Gen. Basil Duke. The General
was absolutely forced to say something, and
whilst there was nothing particularly for him
10 talk about, he treated his theme with a
grace and modesty that made every man and
woman IN bis audience feel like giving him
a warm clasp Of the hand. On the third
day the crowd was larger than on the frs,
being estimated at 1000, a bright but not
too warm sun shed it's genial influence upon
all, and the varied and pleasing exhibitions
Of the day were thus rendered additionally
attractive. Especially delightful was the
contest between the two equestricnnes under
fourteen. Both the fair rivsls won laurels
..txz
praise 10 one Of them, Miss Marshall, than
70 'say she gave promise of equal grace aud
skill In this art with her mother. We have
not space to speak Of Mr.. Marshall and all
the officers Of the Fair, as they SO well de-
serve, for their excellent management The
officers Of the Railroad merit special notice
for their attention to the comfort OF all visi-
tors 10 the Fair. .zar ..ma
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

MEDICAL.-Not only in this city, but
this entire country has become, familiar 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 q
Private Nature, ManhOOd's Debili.
ties, Sclf.Abuse, Nervous Debility,
Sexual Infirmltlcs, 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 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. Medi-
cines, with instructions, can be administered
through the medium of correspondence.
DR.. Coleman may always be found in
his Office, in the rear Of his Drug Store,
on McLemore street. His medicines are
carefully and accurately compounded by ed
ucated and accomplished pharmaceutists.
Address, L. l.. COLEMAN, NJ d.,
2l0 Church ST., Nashville, Tenn.
May 3, ls67-2m.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Hutchings L. Grinter sold at the Tobacco
Exchange, in ,his, city, on Tuesday, the
4th inst, $50 hhds., as follows;
$40 80, AZ 90, III ~o5, IL 10, l6. 20,
l6 A25, i6 90, rs 60, q at IA 06, IL 30,
IA 90, IA 60, IA 90, Ia 10, 10 60, at
ID 90, Q at ID 20, 10 90, ll3l So, ID rs,
IA 90, 2at 13 90, 10 1912 alta 80, 3 a,
ID 40, IA so, Is rs, ID As, IL 95, IL 90,
2 at IL 10, 1915, IA 90, 10 90, 10 40,
10 SO, IL 10, IL 90, Q at IL 75, ~ 20,
2 at ~ 90, IL 50, ~ 30 4 at IL 96, 8 at
IL 60, IL 20. IL 90, at II 80, IL 20,
IL 75, IL 20, IL 40, IL 80, il IS, ii 60,
Ii 96, IL 80, ii 80, Q at 10 90; 10 20,
2 at 10 so, 10 90, 10 SO, 10 30, 10 80,
10 20, 2 at 9 90, o 40, 8 at Q 90, o So,
9 35, o 80, 8 Oh, o 20, 0 90, Q 10, . 90,
Q at 8 80, o 10, 0 IS, 8 is, 8 20, 8 90,
2 10, Z 90, 40, 6 60, 8 20, 2 at o 90,
6 A5, 2 at 8 o5, 8 90, 2 at 8 a5, 8 40,
5 10, 8 Of, 8 80, o 80, 8 40, 2. at 8 90,
10, A 90, A so, A 20 40, 90, d 80,
3 at so, 4 rs, a 30, 10, Co., 3 80,
3 10, 70, 70, 10 80. Average, $40 90
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Two HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-In our
advertising columns will be found an offer
of 5000 reward for the arrest of an escaped
prisoner, together with his personal doscrip-
ton. His name was VIM. T. Burns and he was
in Jail under two indictments, both for horse
stealing in this county He had been con-
victed upon one and obtained new hearing
In making his escape he first tore up the
flooring of his cell, making an opening Of "a
feet wide by or 8 feet long. This he evi.
IDENTIFY accomplished with the aid Of knife.
Under this Scoring was foot thick Of solid
oak timber, but having been laid in 1880 it
was completely rotten. Picking through
this with his fingers, he came to layer sew
eral feet deep of rocks put in without cement.
Taking this out aud covering the floor of his
cell with the debris he came to a wall 70 Ut
feet thick. How he made an opening
through this is mystery, bit he did so and
came out into a passage, which presented an
other four foot wall to bis progress. II
Glanced, however, that in this an opening
had been made by the Federal occupants Of
the Jail during the war, for the purpose Of
ascertsining If some concealed treasures were
not placed in the passage. Through this
opening Mr.. Burns went and his further
progress was then unimpeded. Hearing the
family on the porch, he esconced himself in
woodhouso for the nonce. Whilst await
ing the proper moment for leaving, some Of
the servants came to the woodhouse to lock
it up, when Mr. B. broke and soon placed
himself out Of sight in the darkness Of the
night
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

SUICIDE. "A few days ago, a human body
was found in the Cumberland River near
Linwood Landing. 1t proved to be the body
of John +. Chandler. lie had been Lieu
tenant during the war in Company G, of the
18th Tennessee, Confederate. He had been
in GAINESVILLE but shert time and was a
ssddler by trade. 1t supposed that he drown.
ed himself, from the fact, that four or five
days before the occurrence he had attempted
sclf-destruction, by cutting his throat with
a dirk knife. This attempt was prevented
Of fatal termination at the time, by the
interposition Of Others, and he only then
succeeded In inaicting upon himself several
ngly s,abs. Il Is thought he was prompted
to the deed by fit of "mania potu," lie
leaves wife at Wsverly, Tennessee.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

COMMISSION HousE.--Our townsmen, T,
A. Thomas aud John N.Neblett, under the
style of THOMAS, NEBLETT Co., have opened
house in this city, for the purpose of car
rying on general commission business
So long and favorably have these gentlemen
been known to the public, that they neet
no commentator from any quaSter, and VIZ
propose simply to congratulate all whom i
may concern, upon the acquisition of sucl
worthy and reliable agents for the transac
ton of business.
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sPRCIAL NOTICES,
"A CARD.

In a sermon Of Rev. A. d. Sears, lately
published, on the points Of difference between
the Baptists and other religious denomina-
ions, the teaching Of my brethren Of the
Christian church is continually misrepresent-
ed, and indeed, we are seriously charged with
preaching what we ourselves do not believe
Therefore, viii reply to this sermon next
Tuesday and Wednesday nights, In. the
Christian church, and invite the public to
attend. J. E. MYLES.
June 7, ls67-lt jcta iSf34oG
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

The CuRous.-Barnum and Van Amburg's
Museum Collection, Menagerie, and Dan
Castello's Chcus Combination, will exhibit
in GAINESVILLE on Friday and Saturday the
l4th and 18th Of June, The entree of this
magnificent Combination into town, win OF
itself offer one of the most splendid pageants
that ever dszzled human eyes. One Of the
finest brass bands In the United States, will
lead the van Of cortege consisting OF
knights and DANES, clad In the complete
costume of the Cavalier age, and a fol.
lowing train of the Menagerie amongs,
the latter Of which viii be lion of the
largest sire, rcposing free from all fe,ters
upon the top Of his cage, elephants walk
ing, &C. OF all Circus managers we ever
saw, Dan CASTILLO comes nearer to the prom.
Use Of his bills, and the show he has with
him, Is beyond question, the largest tina,
ever travelled In the West and South.