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ST. AGNES DAY SCHOOL.

OWING to the rapidly increasing population
~ in the neighbornOOd OF 81. Agnes Acad-
envy, the Sisters have determined to resume
their DAY SCHOOL, discontinued some years
since The Course of Studies prescribed tor
Lay Pupils will ne the same as that pursued by
the Young Lady Boarders.
Studies will be resumed at st. Agnes and also
at La Salette-a branch OF the above
On the First Monday Of September.
For the greater eonvebi ienee OF such as may
desire IL, arrangements will be made with the
prOprietors Of the Street Cars for the transmits
sion of pupils 10 and from both Institutions.
For terms apply TO the
LADY SUPERIOR
auS1m or st. Agnes Academy.
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Macon Masonic College.

GTUATED seven miles north of Lafayet
- Depot, Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
in the healthy village or Macon, Tennessee, re-
sumes third Monday in July, rendering prepar-
atory review for the new scholastic session,
to be
Opened the First Monday in September
Thorough Collegiate Course taught by an able
and experienced Faculty. Beard, per month
SIS Tuition, SO, 81, S.. S6, 81 and s..
DR. q. T. HUNTER, President Board.
J. O. MURRELL, Secretary. au6 I'm
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TNOR RENT-Up-stat-s, No. l9 Jefferson street
Il two Rooms suitable iOr ofnces or sleeping
So-oras Annlv 81 A meal orf1ce mil
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OEFERRING TO the above cards, we respect
HI fully solicit Oonstgnmsnts of Cotton and
otner country frodU e. viii make liberal
Cash Advances on Oonsfgnments to other
house Al oonsignments shipped by river viii
be covered by Insurance, and while in Store
unless otherwise instrut ted.
FOR SALE.-A general stock Of Groceries
and Plantation supplies at low market rates
TMlNE, BACON PORK, LARD, COFFEE
SUGARS, MOLASSES, MEAL, WHISKY
WOODWARD, etc. Respectfully,
W. HILL & co.
aulA No. krrO0f
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CLAYMONT BOARDING SCHOOL
College Of the Christian Brothers,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

THE object OF this Institution is to afford
students the means OF acquiring q thorough
collegiate education, whilst the Commercial
Department offers rare advantages TO young
men desirous of entering on mercantile pur-
suits.
The next Session viii commence on the last
MONDAY in August.
Applicants for adm ission will do well To be
in time. For particulars address
aul2 I'm BROTHkR EDWARD. President.
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The APPKAL, the largest and cheapest
weekly paper in Tennessee, viii be sent to sub
se4ibers for the ensulng four months as q
campaign paper, At the very low rates given
below.
Asa Campaign paper, the APPEAL viii make
its readers acqu ainted with all current political
sveuts, and whatever else may be OF interest,
Il viii express its own opinions fully and
tresly as heretofore. and continue 70 observe
the rales OF conduct that have always governed
il. II has no new professions 10 make.
THE WEEKLY CAMPAIGN APPEAL
VIII be supplied 20 Clubs for the four ensuing
months:
copies fer-.............-... ...'-'.'-.----e . W
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A copy gratis will be sent to the friend who
sends us 8 Club at these rates.
The Daily paper viii be sent TO Clubs st 81
fer four months.
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EDUCATIONAL.
PATAPSOO FEKALE INSTITUTE,
Near Baltimore, Maryland.

IN fun operation, with complete CORPS OF
Il Teachers and PrOfessOTs- PUpiLs from nfns-
teen different States, SOtfth and SOtnhUest nOty
present.. Location beautiful, convenient, re-
tired ard perfectly healthy school select !;
NUMBER Of pupils limited, and charges more
moderate than the few Institutions or the same
class IN cities and elsewhere Term begins Sep
tember 10, lStS. Address the Principal,
ROBERT H. ARCHER.
aulI 3taW6w Ellfcott's Mills Nd,
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The University of MississIDDi

OPENS ON l4TH SEPTEMBER NEXT. A
~ thorough coarse OF instruction is given
here, including special schools in science, and
preparatory department.
TERMS:
Tuition for annual session 80
Fuel and deposit for 20
Board at stewards hall, SIS per mouth ....... ISO
Students are not restricted as to board.
Washing and lights viii cost about ............ 40
In special Chemistry the fee is SIS, and a de-
posit fOr chemicals to cover damages, SIS.
One-haf in advance. residue lst February.
In Law School. per annual session, $50.
The Faculty is full unexam pied good con-
duct chaTacteriZes the student body.
The Trustees feel warranted in commenting
the University to the patronage Of the sur
rounding states. j. M. HOWRY
Secretary of the Board.
OXFORD, August Y, 1858. auu d2w:wIm
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.
Memphis Female College.

TNW WENTY-NINTH SESSION.-We shall or
L ganize the FORMS in this College, accord
ing 10 previous announcement, for the ensuing
scholastic year OF forty weeks on TUESDAY.
September /, ls6S. For circulars, giving fall
particulars. apply TO the Principal at the Col
Isge, or at the Bookstores.
iV25 tse9 N. A. z MORGAN. PrfncInaI
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ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY,

FT6HE Thirty-ninth Annual Session of Studies
4 in the ST. Louis University
WIZ open September zth.
This Institution is the Oldest seat OF learning
In the West, having been established in lS29
The course of studies offers every facility for
acquiring thorough CLASSICAL AND COM
MERCIAL EDUCATION.
For Catalogue, ETC., apply to
REV. +. II. STUNrEBECK, s. j.
President ST. Louis University, st. Louis, No.
ty2I 3tawt sepJ7
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TO TEACHERS.

THE Trustees OF HERNANDO FEMALE
COLLEGE wish to lease their Baick Building
Of ~ Rooms and acres Of irOund for a series
OF years. Address THOMAS W. NHlTE,
aulI 4W fernando. Miss
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ASSETS A.:
Market
S5O5,Oy3 IS
LIABILITIES :
s5O5,OsS 96
STATE OF MARYLAND, I So


city OF Baltimore. IS.
The undersigned, John W. Randolph, Presi-
dent, and Henry e. Jones, Secretary, being
duly sworn, do severally upon their oaths GER
ttfy and say, that they are respectively the
President ana the Secretary OF the United
States Fire and Marine Insurance COmEa Of
Baltimore. IN the State aforesaid that the fore
going statement contains a Just and true state
iAent and exhibit OF the Standing aud condi-
ton Of said company on the Ist day OF July,
1865. JOHN W. RANDOLPH, President
HENRY c. JONES, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed to this nth day Of
July, lS5Ss before me, Justice Of the Peace for
the city of Baltimore.
lsignedl E. f. FLAHERTY, Up.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
OoAPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, July 3, 1855
I, G. W. BLACKBURG, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
states Insurance Company, located at Balti-
more, in the state OF Maryland, b as produced TO
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has comp piled with all the require
ments OF the laws Of the State of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and l further
certify that q. W. l. CROOK, Agent ofsaid Com
pany, has also complied with the requirements
OF the laws or the State, made and pro-
vided in such cases:
Wherefore, said United States Insurance
Company has authority 10 take risks and trans
act the business OF insurance in this State, at
Memphis, Tenn.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. W. L. CROCK, Gen'I Agent.
Jy29 Rooms 37S I-s Main street.
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HONE OFFICE, No. 51s Olive Street,
sT. LOUIS.

D. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS. Vioe-Preside't
VIM. T. SELBY, Secretary.
j. 8. MILLER. Asst Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON, Genl Agent.
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KENTUCKY HILLARY INSTITUTE
six NILES soUTE OF FRANKFORT).
Col. 3. T. P. ALLEN, Superintend't.
Assisted by an Able Faculty

THE sd Academical year of this Institute
l. viii begin on Monday, September7, 1885.
ThRMS-Three hundred and nfty dollars
$3.50 per Academtcal year of ~ weeks.
Refer to Messrs. Parker Ward i Co., Mem
phis, Tenn from whom Catalogues may be had.
For special information, address Col. r. T. P.
ALLEN, superintendent, Farrndale, franklin
county, KY. jeI2 daw3m
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It is the desire of the Principal to direct his
attention consefentiousiy and faithfully to the
mental and moral training Of those committed
TO his care and in order to accomplish this
object more effectually, the number Of board
ers viii be limited to six and the number Of
day pupils to thirty.
Good boarding can be gotten with private
families al from "a 80 to So % per week.
For information as regards discipline, course
Of instruction, ETC., apply for circular.
]. W. DODD, AM, Principal,
jy29 I'm ShelbyVIIIe, Kentucky.
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ShelbyVllIe Male High School.

TT'HE Twenty fifth Semi Annual Session of
Il this Institution will open on lst Monday OF
September, 1858 TERMS FOR SCHOOL YEAR,
CLOSING JUSE >, 1853, PAYABLE oEE-HALF IN
ADVANCE:
For Day Pupils. ...S s IS 90
Roc %
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,

Oxford, Mississippi
CtH HARFERED by the state IN 1854 and claim
' 4 ing to be TO The Daughters what the Unit
versity Is to the Sons. Rev. c. Il. BELL, A NJ,
President. Reduced terms, per session of y
Weeks-haIf in advance, balance at micdle OF
session. TUITION.
IN Sciences, Preparatory Dspartnent.S Il 50
COLLEGIATE Depsrtnent......--. - z5 %
Ancient and Modern Languages, each II SO
Music, each instrumsnt-...-...- -. . 90
Use OF instruuent.........-......... %
ornamental branches, usual rates
Board, odlng. Washing, Fuel, Lights,
Incidental fee and attenGancs-tOtal-.- 100 %
The Boarding Department il in charge OF Rev.
W. W. McMahen, known 10 be 3 mos generous
prOvider, and Is like home for young ladies'.
In which are found ue-tness and comfort Tns
Faculty board IN the College.
Opening OF next Session, September 10, lS6S.
;. q. SURVEY,
President ROard Of Trustees.
Address all letters on business TO Union Fe-
male College. Oxford, Miss.
Apply for catalogues. aui4 II
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Nos. $40 and 812 Front st.

4 large Stock Of Shelf and Heavy Hard ware,
English and German Single and Double Bar
rel Shot Guns,
Half and Full Stocked Hunting Rines,
English and American Table and Pocket
Cutlery,
Cast Iron Pots, Ovens and SkIletss
Rubber Betting, Iron and steel,
French Window 0lass
Cotton and Wool Cards, - ... .. .-..-s-
Copper Stills, Axes, Rope.
Blaoksmiths' Tools Bundera' Hardware, etc.
Agents for the Outlet Steel Brush Cotton Gin
Agents for Ingerson's Cotton Press.
Agents for Bradford's (Cinoinnsti) Flour and
Corn Mills,
Agents for Marvin a Co.'S Fire and Buralaf
PROOF SAWS, Rals IA
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FOR SALE.

NOR RsALE-PATENT RIG BT-The Patent
II Right OF newly invented Lock GuSId"
Dor any state IN the Union can be secured by
application TO the unde signed. II IS useful
and viii psy active men who engage in its sale
one Ia use at this ONCE where those interested
can inspect IL. Address
Gua III SAM SHLOSS, Appeal.
NOR SALE OR LEASE.-Beautiful, shaded
E and choice Building Lots, fIonting ON IA
vOrite residence streets, either cleared O- win
pns forest trees-yery low. W. A. WHEAT
LEY, Agent Mn. Col. Preston, NO. Bethel
Block. JyI2 IN
CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE on EASY TKRHs-My lands, miles
east OF the city, are for safe, on terms 10 suit
purchasers, for cash or on any ume-frOrn one
10 ten yesTs, and in any qusudty--from acres
20 SlU. My residence, with from IA 10 = acres
land. will be sold al y great bargain, FOR cash,
or on tie usual terms. Apply 70 myself, on the
premises or TO Roystsr, Irrelevant & Co., my
agents, IN the city.
jel7 n. d. TREZENANE
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FOR BENT.

NOR RENT.-A Cottage House with I'VE
n rooms, 81 able and Out-hOuses, also gooG
Tisteru and Garden, between Bull Run and
Hil streets on Alabama. tOr terms, Apply 70
MRS. VALENTINE, next door. aus W.
EOR RENT" FIRST CLASS COTTON
SIZED, centrally located. Rent from the
II. s. DUNSCOMB,
aplsIm DeSotO Bank. r
NOR RENT-Tne large COTTON SHED OF
Wornsley Pickett, on Msd.son street, ex-
lending through 70 Court slsO the splendlo
store aud Cellar No. 81 Adams street. Posses
sion given immediately. Apply 70
WOEAELEG, PICAETT = CO,
sitQ tt 81 Adams street.
TNOR RENT-Up-stat-s, No. l9 Jefferson street
Il two Rooms suitable iOr offices or sleeping
rooms. Apply 81 Appeal ONCE. mhl
NOR RENT-A FINE COTTAGE RESI-
r dence with seven acres OF Garden Land,
on the Randolph load, two miles from Court
9ouare. and inst OUTSIDE the corporate limits,
viii be rented low to good prompt paying
tenant. Present crop, etc, Tor sale low. Apply
% T. GRAVES, Memphis Cotton Press iaa
Madison street. ma5D u
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.

TEfHE Fall Session of this Institution will com-
i mence on MONDAY, the 18th of Septsn Der
Bext, with full and superior Faculty las
usual in all the departments In addition to
the branches usually taught, arrangements
have been made for = fall coarse of lessons in
PHYSICAL CULTURE according to the sys-
tenn OF Do Lewis. This places the State Fe-
male Csllege, in this respect, in advance OF
any other school at the South, and parents,
both at home and abroad, Will soon come to see
It's beneficial effects.
The City Railroad Cars now run out to the
College, and rsnder city patronage perfectly
practicable. Parents and guardians In the city
Will ind on inquiry that they can enjoy the
dement's OF this superior school and make a
saving even when car-fare is added-of 2j 10 80
per cent on tuition bills. For particulars or
catalogues address, T.. COLLINS,
aui 5W Pre5idsut
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RObertS0n's Commercial College
% Main ST., corner Winchester.

To THE PUBLIC.-S. N. ROBERTSON, late
of LeddIn's Commercial College, viii, on TU Is
DAY, September lsJ, open a College Ior the
special instruction OF DoUBLE ENTITY BOOK
KEEPING, COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS, head
ING, SPELLING, WRITING, ETC. Parties desiT-
Gus of educating their SONS as above, VIII 6nd
1t to their advantage TO patronize him. q pply
at No. 81 Main street, upstairs. References !:
Messrs. Stratton, Goyer & Co., A. Seessel q Son,
Hose. Levy q 90. d. Wolf & Co. au2 Inn
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WANTS.

IITANTED-TO EXCHANGE-Improved
w city property for country property, two
acres, more or less. Adde'S ks,
aU-G Appeal once.
NTANTEn 500 bushels DRIED APPLES
w AND PEACHES. Highest market price
paid at g. 4. ECKERLN s, Si4 Front street,
bsgEesn Union ana GayOsO streets. Ru2S 4v
VHANTED.-A situation as Book keeper by
w an experienced business man and thor
oRgh accountant. Address b. C., \ ppeal ofice.
au8
WANTED.-By an accomplished Southern
w Lady 3 situation as Teacher OF the Piano
and Singing in private family or young la
Hpeetability given. Address l. NJ, care Of Mrs.
Detiray Bennet, No 81 Second street, Mem phis.
AUS I'm
A GENTS WANTED-CamDaign Lives OF
n SEYMOUR AND BLAIR and GRANT
AND CJLFAA, beautifully cOlOred Charts,
Steel Portraits, Pins, Badges. Everything for
the times every voter wants them.
GOOD5PEED CO,
auls I'm Memphis OF New York.
"ANTE "a small HOUSE containing
w three rooms bes dss Ritchen and servants
room, as near Court square as possible. For
terms and location address A, Appeal office.
sul5 n
"ANTED-DRIEDA APPLES AND PEACH
w rs None but bright halves. Also, No.
SWEET POTATOES.
MCDONALD & WO0DWURTH,
sUl2 I'm Corner OF Front and Union Sts.
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LaGrange Female Collegl
LaaRANGE. TENN

-dN AA]A-NOLs 4L4N4F-s
S0 MILES east Of Memphis, on Charleston
OO Railroad. VIII open lEt September and
close LIST July next. Cheapest College in the
West
Cash items TOR five months:
Board in College (all found) --..-........SIO 90
ALI English, Latin and Aathemstics......-. Il 90
Music ton any instrument) with use OF in
sbL 49, = w
ldO4ctn u w
Vocal Music and Incidentals, no charge.
jyz9 I'm J. d. MEREDITH, President.
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DIRECTORS

MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Wormeley, Joy & Co., Aydlett, Robinson a
Co., s. ". Webb Y Co., Toof, Philips & Co, La
eey McGhee, n. CoroDnsy A. Frankland,
General N, b. Forrest, General J. Il. Chalmers,
Com. Joseph Z. Montgomery, Judge j. 2. Ca
ruthsrs, Rev, s. H. Ford DID, Rev. ]. r. Graves,
Judge Phineas I. Scruggs Gallaway, Hampton
Co., DeSoto Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEMPHIs-No. 43 Madi-
son street, Kit Williams Block.
MCMAHON q OTIS,
State Agents for West Tepness
Mississippi, Arkansas and Moth Louisiana.
n. y d. mCMAHON
te2l 3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-17

NEW Misunderstanding new and
well arranged residences are being
put up in various parts of the city,
In spite of the dun times and the
holding up of vacant lots which keeps
our city in the background, some of
our citizens seem determined to add
their mite to the general welfare. If
lot holders would sell the half of the
vacant lots in their possession, our
little city would spread herself "like
n green bay tree" in short time. In
one locality we believe that one hun
'dred nice cottage houses would have
been erected last year, if the ground
could have been obtained to build on.
Let this suicidal policy of eternally
holding vacant lots, and paying ex-
orbitant tax on them in an unim-
proved state be done away with, and
let all sach show to the people that
they will in the future do something
to help build up our city. Let us live
little more for posterity, and not so
much for self. The most casual OBJ
server cannot but see what different
state of things would be brought
about by an exhibition of a little en-
terprise i'm the right direction. Now
is the time TO move in this matter
let the move be made at once.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-17

ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
RANCE CoMPANY.-Since there is no
branch of business just now attract
ing more attention than that of Life
Insurance, we call attention to the
card of Yates & Riddell, Agents for
the "St. Louis Mutual" Proof of its
prompt payment of losses, and an alb
stract of the advantages it offers to
the public, will be found in said card.
The company is firmly established,
and there is a growing confidence in
its solvency and management which
insures it career unsurpassed in its
rapid growth.
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River News.

River rising one inch per hour, with fully
twenty-five feet ON the Shoals. If the
rains have been general, there is no doubt,
but that we will have rise equal to any
that we have had for several years. The
rise from the mountains has not reached
us yet, and II we have more rain here, we
say to our river farmers, haul in your
fences.
The business on the wharf has been quite
brisk, for the week, all of our boats seem to
as they have had hard time of it for sew
eral months past.
We notice several large shipments on the
wharfboat for Hopkinsville. We are glad
to see this move, and don't know why, as
the Edgefield and Kentucky railroad is
about completed to Hoplsinsville, that all
of their freights are not shipped this way
they can certainly get them cheaper and
quicker than by any otherroute.
The steamer VIM. White Is now running
from this point to Burksville, with good
prospects of success. This enterprise should
be encouraged by every business man in
GAINESVILLE, as 1t gives us direct commune
cation with large and wealthy country,
that can find no better market for its pro-
duce than ours. She will leave this port
for Burksville on Saturday.
The steamer Charleston, with two bargcs
in tow, loaded with pig iron, struck the
middle pier of the railroad bridge, causing
one of the barges 10 sink. The barge is lay
ing below the wharfboat. The Iron can be
saved at low water tide.
We had the pleasure of seeing (at dis
tance), our old friend Ben. Egan. He has
been telling some tough yarns on us, and
we were afraid to go near him.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-17

BooT AND SHOE MANUFACTOQY.-
We stepped in at the Boot and Shoe
house of J. Rick, a few days since, and
found, upon examination of his stock,
that he is prepared to do any and all
kinds of work the public may desire.
His stock Of calf, morocco and patent
leather is of the best French make,
and the samples of work shown us,
made up Of this stock, is of the neat
est and best workmanship to be found
in the west. He keeps posted in the
latest styles and Improvements in his
branch of trade. If you want a good
boot and a good fit, give John Rick a
trial, and thereby foster home me-
chanics. See his advertisement.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-17
A FEW PLAIN QUESTIONS FOR "THE
DEAR PEOPLE,"

Which is the best judge of piece Of
work, the man who makes it, or the man
who sells it? Would you send timer to
buy your dry goods, and dry goods me-
chant to buy your groceries2 Is not man
with thorough knowledge of the black
smithing business more competent to fit a
horse shoe than one who has followed clerk
ing for a1iviug? In the same line of rea-
soning, is not Carriage Maker by pro-
fession better man to select job Of work
than one who has no practical knowledge OF
the business?
We think "the dear people" will answer
in the affirmative, and with hearts elated at
our reasonable prices, will ''ROll" of
FrObe & Bodley's Virginia Carriage
and Wagon work, which We have recent
ly selected with great care and are deter
mined to sell as low as any parties selling
frst-class work.
Repository on Second Cross street. oppos-
lite Stuart's livery stable.
To all in need Of work that can be rec
commended, we say give us call.
+. S. BRINGHURST h co.
March 2m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-17

CITY CEMETERY,--In attending a
burial at the City Cemetery this week,
we were pleased to notice the great
Improvement in its appearance, made
of late by Mr.. 10. Hodgson, the Sex
ton. In short time, under his su-
pervision, this resting place for our
departed friends will be disarmed OF
half the horrors of death, by every
thing being Kept I'm good condition
the underground Of every description
being removed. Nothing speaks bet
ter for a community than neatly ar
Hanged and improved resting places
for the dead.