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LARGE SALE OF RoksEs, MULES, CAR
kIA0 Is, &c.
a. On SATURDAY MURNlSG. Nov z,
~ comE,' BCiUg at 20 o'cl.ck ~ will sell. al
As CCT hazaar, large -to, of EOrses. Car
Tiages, Iusgies. &C n, lgoiDg ABOUT
FIFTY HohSks AND MULES
Two new splendid Family Carriages, built to
order.
One lew no top Trottine Wagon.
WILL AgCND,
One very Superior stack ii .sk liorss has traftei
~ e b'sO- BuRgy and HsrYefs Has bsea
CVL'o } lie present 0wH,E since he was .hree
years OLD
New AID Second hsnd garrisges DurgiAs, wersts.
Harness, Saddles. &c, ~ private sale.
j. ". Il MALL L 10 Auc..
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by GRFEN Il WILLIAMS
~ hnctioueers and Peal Estate Brokers
No. 526 Southeast corner of Seventh and ID sts

by GRsEN WILLIAMS
tf huctioueers and Peal Estate Brokers
No. 526 Southeast corner of seventh and ID SITS
The u dersiGipd viii hay viItue of q de 4 oftrust
from II. Clay smith. dated the 1874 day of Feb
rnaIy last, recorded in Lib-r q y. ~ 81. folio.
70, AID ~ e.. land records of We -hingtou coubty
- c sell 81 Iuhlc ouction on the prstnise-
@hHNk,pth, the IIth day of November ne,t.
at otlocs IN, part oi lot in square 10, in tie
city of q Iibeton beginning fpr chs same At the
s|ufhwe,t Corner of said lot aud runnisg theme
north l2s feet ia inches thence ia a ia easterly
direction i5' feet 50 iuehe- 10 point New
HsmIs hire av' nue. hiVh IL distant ~ feet inches
from the corner Of ssid sqnare formed by the inter
section OF .aid aven witn north -treeA tRe ace
with the line of satt avenue u said street. and
thence along the lire Of said n street i0I feet to
the p ace OF teEinpiDg.
Terms Of sale OL--third cash, aud the residue In
too equaI inst 2iments at Elk and twelve mouths,
vitb interest from he da OF sale. s@cnrei by the
purchaser n trs and a deed % trnst the prem
lees All cobv.yancIne and stamps at the pur-
thaser's cost II IhefteTms of sale not COM
piled with IN Se days after the sale the property
viii be resold 1t the cost ana risk of the first
purchaser.
VIM K. wOODwARD,l r.,s..a,
JOHN T GIVEN trustees
&C q eo&ds GhEEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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;kY VI. L. WALL CO, Auctiolsers,
- Stores 80 30 an. 315,
southwest corner Of P-nnsy lyanis ave and 9Th &C
TWO IUABLE FAKMS STOCK. CROP
GGbN ING, FARHIN IMpLBNkNTS "a
GONE CARTS, HUUSEH.LD FCRNirCRF.
&c 6C.,. AEOUf SEVEN MILE FRoN
MNsHINGr"N, Fronting on TIE aTa-
sTbEEr TURNPIKE
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NO.
49, Syemter ls. a , O'Clock oH the or,
- lee W sEAii proceed u sell. e. cub r.
auot ~ thu two va liable - Of Len All ain 2
the farms of W A. bstche.or TbVs ~ R;l-y, a,tl
1r. { lark, one Containing seventy tour acres ana
imJr Jvemcbts ai-o az variety Of fruits &C All
k,Ios, me mill ste: ,haTches, schO Is Nnd pJsT
once al close p5Cx NIFTY apf ~ excellent neigh
1o hood also. smother tract adj Dining, COniai nj
ttty eight acres
The tho,. Farms II not sold - private ale be
fore the day of sale, will te solo un thst day with
OCT reserve.
Also, Ircyious 10 TIE sale ~ the YARN az Il
O'clock W. viii I'll sIl the stock Crops Va iing
Imri. mtrts Was" Horses. Harf g.. Black
sB,itL' oree Eo,' Household Furniture. G
Terms Of ssIe co the tam ar: cue tGir4 rtsh. .
Si"t sau TeD ali ON TIE pr perry until May IL
IS .; g. until Nav Is IS tHe balance -. b.
paid "a ..ciyt months tom ifg nf -sia.
Z iusit Of $40 viii lie 70 l1,red n se0n as the
p!OI rrfN is solo.
&C -l-s,tut ts W l.. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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GkEui Hrs end b cured. :. They have
si,.n their particular Attention 70 shs lr.stnsnt
Of ysse &C rscter, for twenty !eags. This %
sir dest estsSlisksd Botanic nedical Once In
grace ful and Sorripie dssth. Hos ippettsnt II -
tfsn ioF there uhfortunstes Who have eroaght
TOO ate; tbus preventing exposure o. themselves
and fsnily Ode snd residences ITS south
,trs. l. Island. % - In
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AUCTION SALES.

l(Y CUUrkn LATImKk, Auctieneer,
- Late CLERKS with J. u. Mcclure n Do :,
Southwest cerner Penn avenue AID lifh street
tstar 90 CO BuildinGI
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L TRICT OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day Of Octo-
Charlotte Nasent, complainant, Nolss,.
Turner Eusen. It a.. dcfendap,. Equity.
her solicitor, il il ordered that the d.fenasn's
Elizabeth " Washington James Washington, 50 phia
Abbey Nuetnt, and Elener nueent, csnse their
appearance to be en'ered herein, on or before the
case Of default By the Cont &c :"
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y y, ~. Ma.HIseToS D o. ost"se, q, isss.
MiddIeIown, Rhode island praying for The extern q.
sion Il . patent granted him on the 23i day If
January, l1a5, for al Improvement In Hay Making
II 10 ordered that said petition be heard At this
on S Sa' Any assa
Once twenty ds'. before the a.Y # s'f T5STs
&C z3-laS3w Commissioner of Patents
OBPBAEs'coURT, Novemoers is5s-nIsrRTcr
~. OF B iSS.ts 70 .n
tria Of s1muei BtIbtrt .c.a,ed the Exeeu
III. aforesaid has Nth ne .pes.bs,on q the Or
arToint. SATURDAY. tbe 18th day Of sovemoer'
p 1873 for the final settlement ana distribution
assets in hand, Is tar a. the same have been
egll.eted .nd taTEed inc, 10, more ore; When and
ceased are notified TO attend. With their claims
prorerk, youch.d; or trey NAV Otherwise BY Law be
proyIaed a cory Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks in the - Evening star pre-
lest JAS X O'REIRNE
Iollaw3ws Register OF v i,is
IkiTED 6ATHs PATENT OFFICE,
L WAsHINGroN. Dcto per, u IsSs
or the cetition Of VILLA y sH AW of k,s
ton chpsetts, praying for the ten .i,n Of
EAtent granted to him on the 2sd day of Jspuarv
1850, for an IMPROVEMENT IN aa- Heaters:
Its oreeted thst said petition pe he ard NJ tais
eiiice ou the lItb day Of January next Any person
nay pro,e tais sxtsosiou Obsections jaoas;.
tloTs ard other papers sLeuld be- led IN III. atiins
t,Sentv tays hefoye the day If hearing
kLtSHA FDpIg
o. y xsv Commissioner Of PAtsrts
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- (Late clerks with . c MeGiuire Co
Southwest corner of Pesnsylv snis avenue aud utn
street, Star odice Building
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANoFoRrE, WALNUT
PLIsF PARLoK SUITE, OIL PAINTINGS
NM ENGKAN1NGs, fRkhCH PLArE MI
hohrr' fRsNGH CL0uK paMaSK AMP
Bkk AND DINING ROOM fURNIrUks
BIZ SSELS AND THREk Ply UAkPEIs
&c .AC., AT AUCTION
-aap1 On THURSDAY MORNING, Nov H.
FFTGlSS, NJ 10 clock. at ne residence Of ne
w. late Nm. A. b. sdley. " 336 Sew YJrk
ssshali So avery excellent assortment of House
hold furLIIur compri-ing-
Ore kos rNood Case Pianotorte. hy Chickeriag
walnut Plush PsTior suite, tEisht pieces)
oil Paintings AID fugraviugs
Three wrench Plate Mirrors, Loanges ant Easy
Chairs
One lnlaid Table purchased a. the sale of Sir
French CLOCK, Nth Shade
I I'm IOhiu And Lace Curtains
Marble TOP Tables Care Tables
Rru.sels, ThreT piy, ard fbgrsiu Garrett
MAhos any Pedstesds sud p r,sgs
Mahogany @srdrObes an Wash. tanls
Got age Suites
FVd- so ster-, and Pillows
liusk aEG Hair Mattresses
wa. Htis. Comforts aru spreads
Oak Extension nI;iuG 2 .ble
McroCCO Co, ere0 piiius Chairs
China arc 0la-sNaIs
Hit hen Requisites.
Carriage ard Harness
Toms Cash
blouse for rent inquire Of he Auction
etrr.
nos COoFER &LATtNER Auo-s
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BAN x Frs.

jar CoOky 90.
Il N M
VirrxlNfB STREET, OPPos'TH TRpIUx~
Buy ard Sc st cHrrent market rates AID
constantly on hand g fsii supply Of ali
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEVEN -TBIhTIEs, AND oMPUUsn
INTEREST SOTes
orders for STOCKS, BCNDe, &c, .xeeat.
and collections MADE on sr socessible soia,s
se LIT
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AUCTION SALES.
RY FITCH 4 FOX,
- Auctiene~rs and Real Estate Brsksrs
no. &c 9Th street. opposite Rost Once.

- Auctisnevrs and Real Estate Brokers',
no 40 9Th street. opposite Post Once.
TxECUrRIX's sALEOF rHE rIyrUsrs OF
Isk GEOCkRI tT0Rr Or HELATE RlOH-
AND J. kfON. EsQ.. At ACTION
T On MONDAY MORNING. November s.h,
- lste at clever o'clock, win sell the rix
STstnres of the sbsNs mentioned Grocery s,or-
eDnsistibs in ssrt T.
u tuaU Tea Cadiies. \ larxado.
6sets u Coulter SCS.es sui WeiShts
set Platform Scales
u stand Cssks, psiuted
Copper Measures, Funn.is, Scoops, large stS-e
Set of Hose. Cheese safe, a..
T'rms cash. ANN RynN, Executrsx.
no6.2t Until FItCH & FOX, Aucts.
Try SALTER. & CO. Auctioueers,
NO. 3si'4 9TH st., between Il and cts.
CONTENTS or BOARDING HOUSE. No. Ie3
u street, between III and I, At Auction.
ri MONDAY. November 9th. we'll kept
~ Household Furuiturs, consisting IN part OF
/" Brussels. Three ply aud other Carpets snc
'VsCi'c'oth Feather t-ds, Mattresses. and
Pillow. eBS Cot age Setts, oua Piano, MahrgaHy
and Painted Bureaus, one Bedstead, MahoE tay
sud Painted Sofas ard Loung es. Nah ~ Cane
Seat ana other Chairs; very hue Once Desk.
Chests, Trunks. sc. Cooking, Par'OT, and , =
hocm Stoves Very large Tot of Dishes, Chi1s,
Glass, Wooden, lin, AID OtnS- Wares A taTg-
bot TOO tedious to mention. HOuSs FOB RENI
10y 18th SALrER n 90,
roc AuctiOse@T~.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS,
ID Aucuonrers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40 scuthe2 81 corner Seventh and y sts
TRUSTEF'S SALEOy VALUABLE PROPER
TY IN TbE FIRST WARD

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROPER
TY IN TbE FIRST WARD
1A ny virtue OF n deed OF trust ~ me bsxring
G,if date CT the eNeUth la Il f.bru4-y,k "
.s@<lsio ana driy recorded IN Liber = c =
No 70 folio ~ "f the lend cords for Hashingt "a
c unity Ia ihr District 0i Cola nbia, 1 shall sci On
hokpAh, November sd. At ! clock il
front OF the premises, the sou half - lot nun
bored thirty two % = Sil in thu subdivision Of
sqDare numbered one hundred snd seven (t07
This property Is Improved by = camfprtah'e
building ard Il q very desirable s;apd for q store
Of KIND, heiI sitnstpd dsgyusliT opp psite to
tie Western Market HOuse, on I9.n street wsst,
ittween and l. streets north.
Je'ms:-rne half cssh; balance in six aud
twelve months; secured nv ad-ei ~ trust % the
premises. All convsysncins aud revenue st.Spps
1T cost of purchaser. . 100 TO b. paid down va "a
the property Is kuoCked down at ssle
II III. terms ARE not comp led with within tea
Day of sse, the trustee reserve the Gh - resel
At iisk and cost of defar''i9e pu -chsser
WS. a. WARD, Trustee.
no eo-Ads GREEN { WILLIAMS aucts.
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pY COOPER LATiHER, Auctioneers.
IL Late CleTks with J. &. Mcsiuire & Col
Southwest corner Peuna's avenue AID ilta sire 3,
Star Once Building.
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RY COOPER LAIlnEk, Asetioneer.,
10 late clerks with }. q. Mc6nirv 90 i
Southwest corner Of PENN ayenue and utn Ct
star Once Buildins.
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ebG " M D.. WALL co, AuCtiOD.ers.
ID Original Berse AID Carriage Bazaar,
90 Louisiana avenue, between % and lOlh streets
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DY COuPsR q LATIMEE, Auctieusers
~ Late clerks with Jas q. hctynire a Co
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvsnis svcau e and llth
street, Star Office Building
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05

Hook and Ladd r Company.

This organization appointed a committee
to wait upon the City Council and solicit
assistance from the city. The Council APP
pointed a committee of conference, and
the following was adopted:
WHEREAS, A number of the young men
of this city, have banded themselves to-
gether and have oaganized Hook and
Ladder Company, for the protection of the
property of citizens from destruction by
lire, and they have called upon the city
authorities for some assistance to enable
them the more efiectually to carry out their
enterprise, and
WHEREAS, The City Council have APP
company and have authorized their COM
mittee 10 make an appropriation for the
aforesaid purposeS-provided they deem it
advisable: said appropriation not to exceed
the sum of two hundred dollars, therefore
be it, .....
ReSolUed, That the sum of $50 be appro-
priated Tor the benefit of the independent
Hook and Ladder Company No. l." paya-
bic to the order of said Company from the
city treasury and that $50 additional be
If the cXigcnces of the COM
pany require 1t.
BE IL further ResolUed, That both of the
city papers be requested to publish a copy
of these resolutions, and that they, as well
as the citizens generally, be requested to do
all in their power for the furtherance of the
object of the organization.
VIM. KLEEMAN, Chm'n.
j. c. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05
RIVER NEWS.

The river has steadily declined during the
past week, there now being scant3I9 feet on
Harpeth shoals.
oar river men have been predicting a
good stage of water for small boats till the
first of August, whilst Capt. Gracey, of the
wharfboat, says he intends to keep the river
up until the last hid. of tobacco is carried
out.
The shipments of tobacco have been quite
heavy for the week ending Thursday,
amounting to 6is hhds., of which New Or
leans received 100, Evansville 800, and Gin
ciunati the remainder.
our packets have been making regular
trips and Will continue to do SO as long as
there is water enough TO float them.
Under the new packet arrangement TO
Evansville, we have three boats-each boat
laying two days at Clarksyille-giving our
shippers the chance of shipping every day
in the week.
We learn from Capt Wiley Simms that the
Blue Line was resurrcctcd ut Chicago last
week, and Is now ready for business at 70
cents to New York. Where Is the man that
says the Blue Line is dead?
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
Hurley's Sarsaparilla!

or all the remedies that have been discov-
cred during the present age for the Chou
sand ills that flesh Is heir TO-" none equal
this wonderful preparation. OILY ten years
have elapsed since the discoverer who spent
Q decade in studying experiments. aud per-
'ectng it) first introduced il TO the public,
and it is already recognized by the most en-
inent physicians in all parts of the country,
to be the most surprising and effective reme-
dy for certain diseases Of which they have
knowledge. a..r er..r. ..,, .slt
All other. Compounds or Syrups Of this
root have hitherto failed to command the
sanction Of the Faculty, because on being
tested, they have been found to contain mex
lows ingredients which neutralise the good
effects Of the Saraparilla, and oftentimes in
jure the health of the patieut. 1t is not so
with Hurley's preparation. .-,-
This is the pure and genuine extract of the
root and will, trial be found to effect
certain and perfect care of the following
complaints and diseases
Affections Of the Bones, Habitual Costiveness.
Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys, Dys-
pepsia, Erysipelas Female lrregular-
tiles. Fistua, all skin diseases,
Liver Complaint, Indigess'
ton, Piles, Pulmo-
nary Diseases,
Syphilis,
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05

SToRM.-A very severe storm of
wind and rain passed over this city
last Monday evening. The principal
damages that occurred in the city
was as follows:
The gable end of Frech & Courts
grocery store, on Franklin street, was
blown down, but no further damage
TO the house. A few planks were
blown of the west end of Stewards
Livery stable. A portch on the north
side of Gupton hill, was also blown
down. We have not heard of any
loss of life resulting from these disas-
ters.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05
Tennessee Orphan Asylum Meeting.

In reporting the proceedings at the
annual celebration of the Tennessee
Orphan Asylum, the transactions of
the meeting in the morning, at the
Presbyterian church, were unavoid-
ably omitted. These are now to be
related under three heads:
LIST. The Presidents annual'report.
I'd. The address by Hon. John F.
House.
3D.. The election of officers for the
ensuing year.
The Presidents annual report pre-
sented by Mrs. G. A. Henry, and read
by the Hon. Thos. King, viii be re-
ceived by the croakers with incrcdu-
lily, and even by the most sanguine
Of the friends of the institution with
establishment; it is to be hoped that
this interesting document will be
printed entire. We learn from it that
more than seventy children have,
since the foundation of the institu-
ton, participated in its advantages,
of which thirty-three now remain as
permanent inmates. That these are
receiving board, lodging, educa ton,
and above all the tenderest maternal
care from the excellent lady, Mrs.
Mckenzie, who is in charge of the
establishment. That the clergy of
GAINESVILLE have, almost without eX-
ception, manifested their interest in
the institution by holding religious
services there for the benefit of the
children, and visiting it for the pur-
pose of their religious instruction.
That the financial affairs of the in
stitution are in a most satisfactory
condition, the fine estate and mansion
used as an Asylum having been fully
paid for at the price of S25, 900, and
all current expenses betrayed for two
yeals and half, while over $1,000
remains on hand in its treasury, and
as source for future requirements,
Auxiliary Societies have been estab-
lished in twenty counties, all of (which
may be hoped to furnish annual con-
tributions more or less liberal.
The address of Hon. John f. House
we trust, will shortly speak for itself,
as a committee was appointed, by
reclamation, to request copy of it
for publication, we will not make the
futile attempt to give an idea of the
touching pathos and burning elo-
quence which held the audience SPELL
bound from the beginning to end
even those who are well acquainted
with the oratory of this distinguish
ed speaker can, unless they heard or
shall hereafter read it, form a concep-
ton of its force and brilliance. One
portion of it deserves to live forever,
with the recorded eloquence of De-
Burke, Patrick Henry,
and Henry Clay, we allude to his
rebuke to those who call
upon the Southern people TO brand
the memories of their departed COM
rades as traitors or accept the alter
native of acknowledged disloyalty.
The officers of last year We're then
reelected by unanimous reclamation,
and the meeting adjourned. =.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05

INFORMATION WANTED.-James
A. Johnson, son of VIM. Left-wishes
to hear from his relations who live
somewhere in Missouri. If Josiah,
Henry and Lindsay McCary should
see this they will please address him
at Clarksville, Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05

THE EXAMINATION at the Female
Academy will commence next Tues
day, 9th inst. On Friday the gradu-
ating exercises and an address by Rev.
John w. Hammer, d. D., will come
off, and at night a musical concert
will be given.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05

CoRRECTIoN.-In connection with
the late services, twenty persons were
added to the Old School Presbyterian
church in this city and since Rev. ID.
Q. Davies has been pastor, twenty
four have joined the church. We are
informed that the pews in the church
are rented, but strangers are made
welcome and pew holders are glad to
have the seats filled.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05
THE FAIR.

We were prevented from attending the
Fair on last Friday and Saturday, under
the supervision of the indasptigable w. b.
Marshall. The weather was propitious, and
the. attendance was very good. the crowd
being estimated Mt about $500. Some very
fine stock was on exhibition, and other
things presented to attract and please the
crowd. Below we give the award of pre-
miums as furnished by our reporter:
FIRST DAY.
| Best saddle stallion, years old End Up
| IL: h. small, premium: =. w. Taliafero, cert.
&Best saddle mare, 3years old and under A.
p. a. v. Johnson, prem.
Best pair harness mares-J Dickinson,
prem
! Best single harness mare--T Il Small pre-
MUM; w r Buckner, cert.
Best saddle and harness mare com bined-
small, premium; w r Coyington, cert
Best gentleman rider-W Buckner, pre-
MUM; III q Ucrndon, cert.
Best saddle gclding-J S Parrish, pre-
MUM; Il X Gold, cert. TT
Best saddle horse or mare-M ID Boone,
premium w Roach, cert.
Best yearling colt-G Halliburton, pre-
MUM.
Best gentleman driver of single horse-w
Roach, premium.
SECOND DAY.
Best harness stallion, years old and up
r small, premium u j Mctcalfe, cert.
Best harness mare, years old and up
Roach d Dick, premium q pobbins, cert.
Best harness mare, years old and under
4--P A V Johnson prem.
Best pair harness geldings-Roach & Dick,
premium: ii Herndon, cert.
Fastest racker-W + Buckner, premium
II @ Mcneil cert.
Best gelding single harness-G II Wills,
premium: Roach & Dick, cert
Best saddle gelding. 3years old-w r Gov
ington, premium; w 4 Dudley, cert.
Most fancy team-Roach & Dick, prem.
Fastest trotting team-John WILLIS pre-
MUM; ii Herndon, cert
Fastest single trotter-P A V Johnson,
prem.
Best saddle and harness relding combin-
ed $ Parrish, premium Writ Taylor,
cert.
Sweepstakes for saddle stock of all ages
and seNes-M ID Boone, premium; w f
Buckner, cert.
THE TOURNAMENT.
There were four entries-Wild Bill, Span
ish Count, Ivanhoe, and Knight of Ken
lucky. The last named was declared win
ner on the seventh round.
Miss Mary Yancey was chosen by the VIC
tor as "Queen of Love and Beauty" and re-
ceived magnificent wreath from Gen. w.
A. Quarles, who presented it with few APP
propriate remarks.
Mr.. Marshall requests us to present his
unfeigned thankst to the citizens of Clarks-
vile and Montgomery county for their
manifest interest and for the kindness ex-
tended him during the Fair.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05

MASONIC FUNERAL.-The funeral
of Mr.. John Dillon will be preached
near his former residence on Sabbath
next. A special train for the accom-
mediation of Masons will go as far as
Corbandale on Sunday morning. 1t
will leave at a o'clock, a. m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05

PosTPoNEMENT OF THE PAsCIALL
HOUSE DRAwING.-A dispatch to
Nashville, on the LIST inst, announced
the postponment of this drawing, to
what time the dispatch does not state,
but further information is promised.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05

GOING UP.-We are glad to see that
Messrs. Harrison d Wall have work.
men engaged in putting up the large
building which has been contempla-
ted for some time at the corner of
franklin and I'd cross streets.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05

SPECIAL NOTICES.

DANCING.-Prof. DeGray Bennett will
give his second lesson in his chaste and
scientific style to morrow, Saturday after
noon four o'clock. Ladies wishing to have
their children taught-are respectfully re-
quested to have them in attendance at the
above hour at the Henfy House:
Juno 5. lS6S-lt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05
Just the Thing for Young Married
Man, or One who Expects 10 be.
THE GARDINER COTTAGES.

These Cottages have recently been painted
inside and out and put in good condition.
They each rent for $3.50 per annum, and con-
sidcred in the light of an investment, are
profitable to hold. They will be sold for
50 900 each: one-third cash, balance in one
and two years with interest. For further
particulars apply to c. II. JONES.
May s. lS}S-iw.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-06-05
BRowNLow CERTAINLY DYING

BROwNLow CERTAINLY DYING
The many reports in relation to Mr.
BrownlOw's illness, first started, w.
believe, by the Knoxville Press and
Herald, have been publicly denied by
the Governors family. Governor
BrownlOw even went so far rs to de.
nounce the report as emanating from
rebel sheet and therefore false
Nevertheless the report was true.
We are informed by gentleman
who called on Governor Brownlow,
ON Wednesday, that the Governor is
really very i'll. He was lying on a
lounge, shaking all over with the
palsy, and unable to speak. His i'm
mediate family do not apprehend
serious results, but our Informant
gives il rs his opinion, that Governor
Brownlow is dying, and cannot sur
vive many days. Chattanooga IN
ion.