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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31
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DEMOCRATIC NETTING.

We are authorized by the Mont
gomory County Democratic Club to
announce that there will be n public
speaking ut the Courthouse, on
Wednesday cveningneXtat So'clocll.
1t is the wish of the club that there
he II full attendance. The crisis in
State and Federal affairs is momen-
tous enough to call into active eNcr-
else every patriotic emotion and to
arouse every latent energy of an OPP
pressed and msultcdpeople. Indiiler-
cncc now means willing submission,
and invites additional wrongs ut the
hands of dcspotic minority. Then
turn out, and show the spirit of men,
So for ut least rs not TO he quicscent
when SO much is to be done for self
protection.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31
EXTRACT BEARBERRY AND BUCHU.

IL Is recommended TO cure all dcrango-
ments of the Kidneys and Bladder, such as
gravel, Urinary deposits of all kinds,
bloody or MILKY Urine, frequent desire to
urlnQte, Iinin in the small OF the Back
pun burning Pain In the Region of tho
bladder, Gout, Dropsy, Neayous Trembling,
Habits Of Dissipation or Fnriy Abuse, loss
OF Power and Memory, ana all those alice
lols requiring q prompt and decided blu
fctlc, Whetherold or young, male or female.
Price elVO, or six bottles Tor 500. ship
PED 10 all pnrts of the country on receipt
Of price. sold by all druggists.
J. l.. DROMGOoLE 4 CO..
a PROJECTORS, Memphis, Tennessee.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31
English Female Bitters.
WHAT WILL THEY no.

They VIII restore fading female beauty.
the gathering storm that encircles your
brow, viii add brightness and lustre to
your liieless eye, Will give brilliancy and
ana strengthen your shattered nerves, add
tone health and buoyancy 10 your whole
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31
Kidney and Bladder Affections

Are exceedingly common ana troublesoms
al over the country, and the public have
long ieH the necessity of n remedy that can
nc relied upon In MI those affcctions,nnd
none are better qualified 70 prepare slicii u
remedy than the physician himself. We
nave practiced medicine about twenty
years, ana eau safely say that we know Of
no combination TO equal our .
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31

THE Governors message is too long
capitalization this week, and ii may
he better for the honor of the State
to suppress It altogether. 1t is the
most Villaiuous document that has
cmanated from the same Villainous
source. I'm spirit, It malignant and
hlood-thirstyi in matter, it Is false,
insulting and inccndiary, and in man
ner 1t is purely Observation-Disclosures
is, devoid of every thing that chamc-
tcriles the statesman, the patriot, the
Christian, the gentleman. We have
no patience to disscct the foul thing,
and shall hand il over to our readers,
next week, not 10 please them, hut Ia
preserve il as spcclmsn of the Radi-
cali,m of lSOo.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31
DIARRHEA.

Thousands of our fellow beings are a,inu-
ally consigned TO untimely graves, and the
stantly crying aloud for relief rom Diar-
rhtea, Cholera Morbus, &c. As n result of
much scientific research, and long and
all those Summer Complaints which a.
PHEASANT and nevcr-failing I'm its effects
NO mother should fail To have q supply of
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31

Pos'poned-until the First Monday in
Augustine sale of the desirable family
residence formerly occupied by @. w.
Leigh, Esq sale 20 take place AZ the Court
house door, az II o'clock \. NJ. Terms one
lhird cash, balance in y ana Is months. A
lien retained. r. NJ THOMAS.
j. ii. MALLORY, Auctioneer. (July "a CIV.
f"aihcrsI Feathers l-2)0 pounds OF
nice feathers for sale. Apply to
July -, Us aw. - '--'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
COMPREHENSIVE,

MIR. f. w. WEATHERS, OF THE LATE
M firm of Turnkey & Weathers, has been
admitted to an interest in our business. the
firm name remaining unchanged.
SMITH q HUTCHINGS.
July 81, '6S-2m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31

NOT dulLTN,-Weare requested TO state
that Egbert Beaumont has not taken the
boneft of the Bankrupt Law.
July 81, lSS-iw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31
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Southern Preparations

These are the standard Family Medicines
OF America. They are prescribed aud used
By the medical profession. They are pre
ferred by every mother and father. They
immediately merit pubic esteem and con-
mdence OF all who once test their virtues.
lhey are prepared by physicians who arc
united States, and are the result of "a long
bedside experience. Being neither secrets
nor patents, the medical profession have
no hesitancy In giving thcin mir trial and
hearty Recommendation. ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31

"The Campaigns OF General Forrest
and Forrest's Cavalry ready fordeliv-
cry to subscribers, at Courts & Beaumonts,
Clarksville, and at Pettus & Colds, New
Providence.
July 81, 'Gs-lm.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31
Montgomery County Democratic

= At n meeting held at McCauley's
Hall, Clarksville, Tenn, on the 18th
inst, for the purpose. of organizing a
Democratic Club for Montgomery
county, Gen. j. G.. Hornberger was
called to the chair, and II. w. Thorn
as appointed Secretary. ..
On motion of Gen. w. A. Quarles,
the following constitution was
adopted:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31

Selling out nj cost NJ Rogers House Fur
nishing Emporium.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31

The Treasurer shall receive all moneys
collected by the Finance Committee and
from other sources, and disburse the same
under the orders of the President, sanction
ed by the Club, and shall render at each reg
ulnr meeting n statement of the moneys re-
week.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31
FINANCE COMMITTEE.

The Finance Committee shall solicit from
all classes of our citizens friendly to the
cause, material aid IN money, stationery,
per officer once a week and make report
thereof, in writing, ut each regular meeting,
of their work for the preceding week. They
procure hall suitably furnished for the
Club TO meet in.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-31


LIST ward-B McKeage, : Bseat, G NJ Bar
2ird ward-Cloy Roberts, 4 u Scott, Jno u
Moore.
~ ward-C NJ stuart, ] J Hamlet, r. f.
Gilbert.
mn wari-J W Jones, d u Johnson, ] +
COutS,
9th ward-Polk Johnson, l. r Clark, w
Hume.
+, oh ward-C W Beaumont, T II LYMAN, j
l. Yates. a
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Henry Courts.
.sih wUrl-li Tomplins, sam johnson, II
TX Pickering.
lSt CVil District-G W Hampton, John b
nprtch, NJ FuQun.
% niS.-R + Ferguson, W FJomson, Ben
Wills.
81 pts.--BH Thomas, L II Dabncy, Jack
Anderson.
, ~ Dis,-J D Iicndrici,, \ ] wooton, Ma
con Moss.
9th DIST Kirby l. Northlngton, Jas
AuChCY.
Gth Dis.-H p Bowling, A V johnson, y
u Dudley.
.5th nis-J W Edwards, ] W Howell, Ste
phvn pCtuR
Sth nis,--A q Brown, \ : Woods Thomas
OJburn.
Oh DiS.-J + Outlaw. BCaudlc. 4 Colman.
10Th Disc l. Williams, j Basford, Jos
Council,
ilih nis.-Iom Crouch BF Moody, NJ
l2ih bis,-J { Read, wB Fcntrcss, + o An
dprNON,
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King.
l5lh Dis.-sTI II Wilson, G Ell NcCaulcy,
ID Brown.
l6h DIST Batson, o Tirsloy, 7 II IIar-
i3m PISS e Ramcy, W NJ orgain, C II.
ISM DIV r Martin, jP DAILY, W Bag.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19

FLEXIBLE GLAss.-If substance pos
sessing all the properties Of glass but its
rigidity and tranquility could be discover
ed it is easy to conceive what number Of
uses it would have in the arts, and espe-
cially in photography. A few months ago
NJ. Marion, of Paris, announced mate
rial, as /" vitrifed India rubber. Sheet"
which was described as possessing many of
the properties of glass without it's draw
backs. I have recently received an exam
pie of it, and think it will be found valu-
able. It is in thin sheets, the size Of pho
tographic paper; it is colorless, transpa-
rent, tough, flexible, slightly elastic, and
waterproof. But, although distinguished
rs &c vitrifed India rubber and "caout-
chouc pellicle," / am bound to say that In
dia rubber does not appear to enter into it's
composition at all. 1t appears to be an ap-
plication of Herr Grune's =" leather colo
dion," described by my friend DR.. Vogel
some time ago. This consisted Of plain col
lodion containing four per cent. of soluble
cotton and three per cent. of castor oil. An
examination of the constitution of the new
pellicle and the application Of various tests
iustifes the conviction that it ID simply
".leather collodion." 1t is, however, q
beautiful and valuable fabric, as you vii
ascertain from the example enclosed. !
commend the idea of introducing it to some
of your manufacturers.-G..W Wharton Stmp
SON in the Philadelphia Photographer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, June Is. - Senate.-The
Post-ofice Committee reported favorably on
the bill establishing continuous railroad
hence to Mobile.
The bill allowing the United States to ap-
peal in suits from district courts, without
giving security, was passed.
The bill allowing the sale OF armed YES
sells to belligerents for commercial purposes
was passed.
The bill relieving exporters of rum and
spirits was killed in conference. :.
The committee on the bill removing dlsa-
bilities reported bill recommending that
the names Of George W. Jones, OF Ten
nessee, and George Houston, of Alabama,
the only Democrats in the list, be erased
which was adopted.
Mr.. Hendricks denounced this action as
shamefu1ly partial. No Radical senator
yentured to reply. Ross and Van Wrinkle
voted nay.
The Senate then went into executive ses.
sion and adjourned.
House.-The clerks bonus bill Was tabled
by vote of &c to g.. This action efteeI
tually kills it. .,3 :!
Resolutions denunciatory Of the Indian
treaty ratified by the Senate was passed
They declare that the House will feel bound
to refuse appropriations for it's ratification
The treaty is a small affair with the
Usage Indians, but is important as the flrs'
direct attack on the combined power OF the
President and the Senate to make treaties.
The bill modifying and essentially limit
ing the jurisdiction Of the Court Of Claim!
was passed. a....s 17..a -.
Bill relieving carrying companies from
liability for loss or damage 70 Cocoa
caused by the Union or Confederate foree
was passed-so to AZ. This ., bill, u 1t De
comes Law, will protect express compa
MES against innamerable suits. .s
The river and harbor bill was postpone
till Tuesday next, and the House adjourned
u p 49,. y. ; Hig- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19
.REALaEsTATE FOR SALE.

GLEN-ELLEN- FOR S4AEE.-Fhis valu-
W able and attractive suburban residence, about
one mile west from the corporate limits OF the CITY
of Richmond, Is now offered for sale on most ac-
commodating terms. The DWELLINGS, hand-
some and substantial succeed brick one OF modern
architecture, with tin roof containing nine rooms
besides closets &c, and two perfectly dry csliar
rooms also, greenhouse. bathroom. and IN fact,
all the modern arrangements Of city house, eb-
berry In the yard. Also, q brick kitchen with SIX
or Seven rooms, brick smokehouse, two parns, Q
well Of excellent cool water, anda very bold sPrlng
of the nghtest ard most transparenf water TtH IN
seyenty-five yard, OF the dwelling which prioI 10
the war was conducted to the top OF the house.
There are, also, young orchards now bearing
apples and peaches Of the most select kaa Desl1es
can be seen at my Office, corner Of Bank and fenIn
streets, Richmond. gys5 re ys's :. =.
The number OF acres propose to sell Is twenty.
FIVE, which, with t', cove Improvements, Is nov Ss
at an annual rent II $50; but IF more land Is de,
sired, the whole track containing ffIy acres, VIZ
be sold. This land Is OF the best ehocoiaLe Giss
soil and shows for itseh For further particulars
apply to- -. : JAMES T.SUTT0N, JR..
Pension Agency corner Bankand Tenth streets.
10 E.g q 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19
Trnwasnixeros. a.sp A1.rx !, Rstre

THEwasHiSaroS AND A1.ExASpRfA Rsir.
Solp CAss.-In the Senate Monday, I'M,
Wiley, from the District Committee, made
a report on the resolution inssructine them
10 inquire into the facts connected with Iths
election Of Kate Brown Ia negro womanS
on the Washington and. Alexandria railroad.
TIE committee End that Congress lhaA
already provided in the charter TIN. the
company shall not make any; itissfinctiioSnS & n
account Of race or icolor; that Kate Brown
has Instituted suit against The company for
dar4ages; and that the policeman who
elected her from the cars has since bees,
dismissed. The repeal os the charter. tha
committee say, would inAict great in i,ry ID
travel; but If the result of Che leral, bro.
eeedings which Kate Brown has faistislted
shall not be satisfactory, or the future CON
dacs Of the company shall NOT be satisfac.
tory, the resolution can be taken from the
table, and the charter Of the companyire-
pealcd, or such measures adopted as Shall
he considered necessary to protect the rights
Of passengers upon said road. Theyfhere!
fore recommend TINT The resolution BE laid
on the table for the present. 4s.S1tE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19

q SINGULAR METHOD OF DISCOVERING "A
DROWNED BoDY.--We are Informed by MT.
+. Buchanan, the uncle of the young girl
miss Kate Gruper) who drowned herself
in the Mississippi river By jumping from
the bluff in Fort Pickering that her body
was recovered yesterday afternoon between
4 and S o'clock, and WAS Immediately buried
in Elmwood Cemetery. The body was dis-
covered by the following strange incident;
It appears that q young man employed IN
Marsteard,s brewery felt confident that the
BODY had lodged in the bottom Of the river
at q point; about l50 or 200 yards below
where she had jumped in; and that BY
keepinr constant watch it would make its
appearances. He had been led to this
conclusion BY the movement of loaf
of bread, which, three days after the
drowning occurred, and when every other
effort to recover the body had been
Ia vain, was loaded with % quantity Of
ocrui,icks;lyer, and set aaoat near where the
Girl threw herself In. = AS strange as Il may
seem, the bread directly floated out toJthe
same point in the river, and instantly sunk
whore the body made its appearances yes
terday. The young mar, induced; by the
liberal reward Of 800, which had been
offered for the recovery Of the body, pa
tiensiy bided his time, keeping constant
Vatch nearly the whole OF the time, night
and day. Yesterday, the ninth day; after
| "a had saen her drown herself, and within
shout fifteen minutes Of the same time Of
the occurrence, he Was suddenly startled
nv hearing an explosion in the river IKE
i osyohsjl hi,ratino H the distance, and ON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19
. - = Eat ..|.ff . - 49,
Views OF Chief Justice Chase.

u
80 WASHINGTON, June IS, 1868.
The following is published inthe Euening
Union to-day as On authoritative embodi-
ment of the views Of Chief Justice Chase.
1t embraces the exact words of his re-
plies to certain questions propounded to him
by distinguished Democrats: 800
Universal suffrage is recognized De-
mocratic principle, the application Of which
is to be left in the several States, under the
Constitution of the United States, to the
States themselves. Universal amnesty and
complete removal of all disabilities on
account Of participation in the late
rebellion is not only o wise and
just measure of public policy, but es-
sentially necessary to the beneficial admin
istration of gov ernment in the States re,
Gently involved in civil war with the United
States, and to the full and satisfactory re.
establishment of the practical relations o.
those States with the other States of the
American Union. No military government
over any State of the Union in time Of
peace is compatible with the principles o.
civil liberty. esta blished by the Constitu'
ton nor can the trial Of private citi,
zens by military commissions be tolerated BY
people jealous of their freedom and de
string to be free. Taxes should bereduced al
far as practicable, collected impartially ant
with strict economy, and 80 apportioned al
to bear on property rather than upon labor
And while all national obligations should
be honestly and exactly fulfilled, no spe
cial privileges should be allowed to an!
classes, or individual, or corporations. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19

Sufficient stock has been subscribed to
meet the requirements Of the, act of the
Legislature incorporating the Winchester
and Strasburg Railroad Company. The
meeting to organize the company is called
for Wednesday the 9Th of July next, at the
Office of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. AS soon as the organization is
effected the construction Of the road will be
begun, and pushed rapidly forward to COM
The 1ong-talked-of direct telegraphic
communication between France and the
United States has at last taken decided
shape. The efforts of MIR. George Law, OF
New York, backed by the original French
company under Eugene Delessert, have
finally resulted in obtaining an official docu-
ment from the Minister Of the Interior
which will enable the company to carry out
their Intentions of laying trans-Atlantic
cable between Brest and New York.-PdraS
Letter in Neao York World. ,s:5s gz.l
New York should have, its free baths as
well as. Boston, in which city there are now
fourteen of them, benefeially and cheaply
maintained In the last warm season over
700 600 men and boys-the boys the great
majority by ifar-usedi them and over
100 900 women and girls-the latter, like
the boys being the greater m nuMes,s Az
should not be worse t1a vi ~ aT;,' a
matter Ter OF cie ssnIu e- =
!. hon, MIlnaM nancocA u,ou 1atL ;pstan.
dence, IN dudley, MASS, Oh ING t4In 1no.
aged .seyenfy-sH years. - Coionoi 1ao
W mas senol m. memory. - He was State
20 Sen ut for several wears. and was largely
interested and occupied with town affairs
during his actiye.l life. e ts,lasss 60. ~. ~,
~, =, - co,,rse ~ erec-
an ar Rr3a D New York. below Union
snusrs Their aggregate cost is s., 34455, 900.
Seven hundred and ninety men are EN-
ployed upon them. q Isi ~; ~ p
n, eosernor. Bnckinpham,. Of Connecti-
ont who has been seriously i'll lat Warsaw,
Ind, has nearly recovered, ana was 'e1 x.
pected to Leave for for. his 81: nome yeslslesy
The New Orleans Board Of! Health re- g
port that city perfectly healthy, .nere o hos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19

"A NEW SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH m
BALTTMoRE: Yesterday . morning ground
was broken on q lot located on the east side
Of Bond street short distance north Of Bal
stirn6re street for the erection Of new
church fer the East Baltimore Station Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The
ing. The Rev. P. Etchisen, the pastor,
was present, and after the singing Of an
appropriate hymn by those present, invoked
the Throne of Grace in A prayer suited to
the OCCASION. A htmber Of ladies and gen
tlemen, with the spade,s took part in re-
moving the first parcels of earth towards
grading the lot. The ceremonies were con-
cludedlwith singing the idoxology, and q
benediction from the pastor. The building
viii haveaa front .:of forty-ive feet and g
depth of seventy feet; Due notice will be
given of the laying Of the corner-stone.-
San, 18Th. nc 9 :. -sLs}'a!' - Z. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19

The World gives up Mr.. Chase as posi-
ble Democratic candidate. After submit
ting the question of his candidacy for the
consideration of its Democratic contempt
rarieS, and Observing their responses to the
proposition, it concludes that the Demo
crazy cannot yield their. traditional preju-
Aices against the colored man so far. 4
The House Foreign Affairs Committee
have repeatedly. had the subject Of the
Alaska appropriation before them for the
last few weeks, and General Banks has Sc
cured permission from four Of the nine
members Of the committee to report In ia
'0r Of the appropriation. "a, 81 i.asg.E,z ss9
The Columbus (ohio) Statesman says
that if matters come to the worst II our
people, instead of receiving relief from
their tax burdens, shall be yet further bur-
dened, theywill relieve themselves through
iiepudiation. The tendency of the times ls
In this direction, and he is wilfally blind
who will not see it, Nothing more GER
"n' ! t 5 :5. as.a ss s5,s.5 s i
tits stated on good Democratic authority
That in the event Mr.. Pendleton fails TO re-
eeive the nomination, his influence viii be
thrown for General Hancock. 4. -
1t is thought that the ere In Sibley'si
t1vine factory at Mansfield, Mass, on FIJI
a?ay, caught from the explosion OF . torpedo
III bale Of cotton. H. 80. =. g d
John Claude Russlee, q Frenchman, fifty
Two years Of age, drank two quarts OF cold
,aser in Buffalo on Saturday morning, ana