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m4RREEs

New York HarkeI-
NEW YORK, October l.-Cotton heavy, Hc
lower safe 1900 bales; uplands Is. Flodr, su-
per1ne s5eeG7 10. Whisky, free 81 209i "A. Rics
QuisG. Coffee steady. Sugar in f=Ir request +;
Cuba il9R. Molasses dull Wheas nOminaIiy
Dry GOODS steady; brown shs etings 1916;
prints I21z; American Allen and kiehmond
!S4; AmoaKesg Il; brown drills IL; Washing
Money moderately active; cali loans ss7;
sterling S@g%4; Gold SS1s@SS4i New Ten
nessee 651sgbIi Cd bis.
Rev Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, October IG.-Cotton In fair de.
mepd AID declined middling 231; sales 2lIO
bales receipts 25J, oterling, bang 80 COM
merce nominal; New Ysrksight &c discount;
Gold 3,1a. Sugar steady and unchanged. Mo-
lasses finn a. 3N95O, oy the cargo. Flour dull,
superaae, in MIST request, at IS 70. Corn, out
Et4e on landing, held at 81 O2gI 10. oats firm
Sc; pItme and choice scarce and in request,
Pork yery arm at sS2. Bacon, shoulders 1871 ;
clear sides TX. Lard quiet and unchanged.
louisville srkeT.
LOUISVILLE, October A-Tobacco. sales 20
hhds lngs to medium Leaf, s. 509l2 rs cut
ting sL7; manufacturing SIS Is. Cotton 2ia24%.
super1ne four s. y 90. Wheat 81 s5@2 Corn,
Pork, mess SO 50a3l. Lara lg}49a. Bacon.
shoulders lS54; clear RIB sides lo5z; clear sides
III. Whisky 81 SOGI S2%.
ST. Louis Markef.
81. LOUIE, October H-Tobscco dun and I'M
charged. Flour, superfne. IS 50Ge. Wheat
81 95a2 Is. Corn gSs9S. Oats sOS55. Bacon,
shoulders, lsaZ9lS4; clear sides l7145l7Z hams
%. Lard l9l89z0%. Whisky 81 Hsl2S.
C~iseinsa4i Market.
CINCINNATI. October 1i-Family -four IS so
@9. Wheat q g. Cern tse9sl. Oats 5ggGO.
Whisky 81 30. Pork beld at s3l. Buik meats
l26l41a. Bacon, shoulders lsE clear sides
~ hams loS192. Lard 70. Hay declined g.
Butter S5g40. Eggs 22g23.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, October I4.-Consols, 94N fer money
$50, for accounts; 5-20s az.
LIVERPOOL, October H.-Cotton easier; sales
1900 bales middling uplands IUA, Orleans I'D.
Breadstuffs Quiet and unchanged.
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RIBuTE OF RESPECT.
onICKAsAw CLUB RooMs,

ChlCkASAW CLUB ROOMS,l
MEMPHIS, TENN, October Il, 1858.
AT special meeting OF the Chickasaw Club
and Library Association. held this day, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
ReSolrsd. That by the death OF our late asso
ciate, VIZ. KEENAN, HILL, Esq, this Club has
lost one OF its most worthy and valuable mem
bers.
That the community has lost q citizens char
seterized by great energy, industry ond pro-
bny, VINO Q example is well worthy OF imita-
ton, and whose death Will be long felt and
sincerely regretted.
TSat the members of this Club hereby ten
der to the family and relatives OF the deceased
their warmest sympathies. .
Tha 6 copy OF these proceedings be fur
nished the family of the deceased.
@. b. CHURCH, ice-PreSide
GEO. WINCHESTER, Secretary. d
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GEORGIA,

SAVANNAH, October 14.-The steamer
San Salvador arrived this morniI g with
the remsins Of Hon. Howell Cobb. The
Mayor and Aldermen, members of the
Bar, and many citizens received the
body.at the wharf and escorted Ii TO the
Central Railroad depot, whence . special
train carried the remains to Athens, Ga.
Flag flying 81 half mast,
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ILLINOIS.

3 GALENA, October I4.-Associated Press
and private dispatches received here
render 1t certain that the Republicans
have carried all the States voting yester-
day. Gen. Grant was serensded yester-
day by the lead mine band, at the resi-.
dence Of E. B. Wsshburn, where the
returns were received. Congratulatory
speeches were maize by Mr.. Washburn
and Hon. 1. N. Norris, of Quincy amid
great enthusiasm,
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NEE

ST. LOUIS, October 14-An Omaha
special says the Republicans have car
ried the city. Towns west and south
show heavy Republican gains. Tuffse,
Republican candidate for representative,
wilI no doubt have from 1900 to 1000 ms
j0rity, and the entire State ticket is car
ried by a corresponding majority.
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HILL-The friends and acquaintance of
WIN. KEENAN, HILL are invited TO attend his
funeral, This Thursday Afternoon, at 8 o'clock,
from his residence, No. 2ss Union street. Ser
vices by Rev. Dr.. Sseadman at his residence.
Carriages ct Fisherty's and at the residence.
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NEW

MASONIC NOTICE.-Ange-
vi roma Lodge It's, viii work in the "a
Masters Degree, this Thursday even-KX
Ing, st N O'Clock. wv
All n. Ms in good standing are cordially
invited.
By order JOHN EN-, W. NJ,
JOHN BEAMrsH, Secretary, oci5 It
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NOTICE

THE Shelby County Agricultural Society
L meets on SATURDAY. the 18th inst, at IL
O'CLOCK, 81 the Chamber Of Commerce.. As Il Is
the last meeting before the Fan, a full attend
Snoe is urgently requested.
ocI5 II u I'D. GREER, Secretary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersigned have
~ entered into partnershlp, under the Arm
name OF IOLE, CHRISTIAN q co, for the
pnrpoae OF establishing the Pamela OIL
WORKS, for the Manufacture OF Cotton Seed
Oil, Oil CAKE, etc. IN the Navy Storehouse and
Foundry, corner Fulton and Winches er
streets. ]. b. COLE,
]. r. CHRISTIAN,
W. B. MILLER,
A. WOODWARD.
September Is, 1858. 5 oci52ta
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A

OTTAWA, October I4-Henry Murphy,
q Fenian prisoner, made q desperate
attempt to escape last night, nearly kill
Ing a turnkey in a. attempt which did
not succeed.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
a o. ADvERrIsINo.

Tra7aenf advertisements hGTfng lte run q ~
pdptr, first Insertion 81 each sUcseGueat NseT-
hOn 50 cents per EQuGre.
AGueTfiSenls7its IN HGDt or Rent cottffaHi WeeNss
per line each insertion.
EoHshlg dGUeTflseweHts, - gsr gE& S"~ - gSf
ecch additional s9NGfe.
Advertisements tTserted ar tnaeTTois, - O c"oF9eu
as netU each Insertion.
APPEAL t5A Be charged ORe-StEth dG0sH0Hdl.
zF,ss-Tlsemr-g frSsrted IN the MEEELY tc74 %
charged hdJ Of DAILY rote1
Ts11I voaecs yjceaS per Ine drSt insertion, and
IS cents per lsne cGch subsequent Insertion.
an t-0usfenf adUc5 ~tSeTnents, not from regular "a
,.-7sfrrg. MUST Blk PAID FOR IN ADVASCE-
"A Sguare Is the Epacs occupied o. eight lines Of
ssGd nOnpCreL
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Fza
Seoond D1sric-J NJ CEEHENTSON, Of KsOI
Third Dfst7cf-E a. JAMES Of H07niltOn.
Fourth DLzstct-A. a. STEELE Of Marshall.
mn DfS1d O. CAHILL, Of Ddt5dSon.
Sszlh D1rtrzcf ELIJAH WALKER, Of Wayne.
Seventh D1sf1cf-H.J TURNER Of LGuderddle
Aohth DiStlot-W. ". VAUGHR, Of h0y1oO0d
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INDIANA.

INDIAEAPOLIs, October 14.-Congress.
men elected are Niblack, Democrat, 1sl
District; Kerr, Democrat, I'd; Julian,
Alb; Cohurn, Republican, 9Th; Carter,
Republican, over Voorhees, in the 9th;
Republican, 9TH, by 100 majority
Pratt, Republican, S.h Shsnks, Repub-
lican, 9th Williams, Republican, 10Th ;
and Packard, Republican, In the 1Ith
District. The Third is still doubtful,
both parties claiming It. Concedipg the
Third District TO the Democrats it viii
leave Representatives in Congress same
IS 1t is now, S TO 3.
Both parties now concede the election
Of the Republican State ticket by from
1000 to 5000.
In seventy-four counties heard from
the Republican State ticket has 1899 ma
jority. Allowing the same proportional
gains for the Democrats in the eighteen
counties to hear from, the Republican
majority will be from 1000 to 5000.
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s ML-More complete returns show
that the Sixth Congressional District
elects Voorhees, by q very small majori-
ty. LatBeau, Dsmocrst, Ia the Third
District, is elected. This makes the dele
CATION to Congress, seven Republicans,
four Democrats. 1
In eighty-two counties heard from the
Republicans have 8 msjority OF 6S5l,
with ten counties 20 hear from, which
gave a Democratic majority 10 1866 Of
1900. II the Democratic gains la these
counties are as large as those already re-
ported, 1t viii reduce the msiority to from
1850 to2O0O.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTED OF TEN
NEESEE.
aEoRaE J. srusRLKFrELp, Chairman.

6KoRGE J.. S-rUBBLKFIELD, Chairman.
FE.rf D4sfrlos-L p ROL FINGER, Of Greene.
second DLHrIa-J. WLLLLAAs. Of RnoTuile.
THIRD Dtsfrict-E JAMES Of Chattanooga.
Fourth DAtrfc-J.H q. THOHPSON Of ShelbytIIle.
F6h DLst-fc-E II. BROHE. I P JONES, 4.
r. BEACH, Il. ROBERTS Gld JAMES 7,
Of NGShJilIe.
Slrfh DistrfG-D.B B. THO SAS. Of JohnSonufHe.
Seventh DfstTct-H r CUNALNS Of PIs1s.
EEohth DIssuet-h. Q. Z. Ste HART, Of Memphis.
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E~LECToRAL <

uGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Fo- Oonzress-----JOHN W. ERFTWKCH.
ET HaaOT---.---W ". VAUGHAN.
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INN LoNL-s
EoR EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
p. SCRUGG6 SheBy County.
DR.. DANIEL T. WAkREN, EuyG1e COUAtp.
y. ~ HcCURLEy, HdrdcDdn County.
J. w. PACE, KcNdiU County.
IL BROOKS, Madison County.
JAMES p WOOD, HdVlDo0d C0Uns,
o. c. L UGHTER, Upton C0unsg.
FOR SHELLEY DUSTY
WILLIAM r. HUNT, JESSE ". EfGE IT.,
ROBERT GOOD. 4. SEESSRL
a. WOODR ARD, N q BRUCE.
PAUL -CLCALLA.
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10 the Friends and Patrons OF VI. 4.
Will Il IN.

TO tu6 hAItHub HHu atKVEH u Ws IA
Hill q Co.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
you that owing to the death OF MI. w. 4.
Hi, which occurred at bis residence on the
4th inst, and who has bad the sole charge OF
the above house in Memphis, the business of
said firm Is removed to New Orleans and
merged in the house OF d Hin,
where all communications touching the bust
ness of eitAer house should be addressed.
Thanking you for the liberal share Of patron
age hitherto confided to our care, and solicit
ing q transfer and continuance Of the same to
our New Orleans house, In chargeof our Mr.. [.
DickmaRD, only surviving partner OF the tive
houses, We are res peotfuly, your obedient
servants, DICKMANN d HILL,
IS Union street, New Orleans.
18th October, 1858. cells Nv ,
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CORRESPONDENTS.

oo-rexyondenos. on hl6lio EUeHH, solicited from
ereT pc7 Of he United States.
ALNSLIE HEATING q co.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. is, Iscs
TICKET.
TENNESSEE.

M prs=dent.-BOgATTO sEYNOUR.
fbp VEce- PreStdsnI.. -. EE INK p. HEALE
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ToR TEE pIsrRTc1

FOE TIE STATE AT LARGE.
EMERsON ETHEREDGE, OF weakley.
KDMUND COOPER, OF BEDFORD
FOR THE
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The Refreshment Stalls and
Booths at the Race Track
On Saturday afternoon Neat,
At 8 o'clock, on the premises, for the benefit Of
tia Shelby County Agricultural Pair. com.
mencing next week.
Real Estate at Private Sale.


Our List of Real Estate held at Private Sale
embraces many of the best tracts of lRnd in
this county and State, and in the adjacent
States OF Arkansas, Mississippi and Alabama.
Among them may be named:
The Hays Tract,
A body OF splendid land, north OF Memphis on
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, within about
one hours travel rom The eity-subdividsd into
small farms OF from twenty-five to one hum
dTed acres.
The Person Lands,
South of the city, and traversed oy the missis-
slppi and Tennessee Railroad, embracing me
Of the finest lands in the vicinity OF Aen phis.
The Buntyn Tract,
On the &mphis and Charleston Railroad, I'VE
miles from the city, divided into lots of from
five to ten acres, Gnd having the facilities OF
The railJosd for easy ana frequent access {
and from the city-a most desirable point for
business men of the city who prefer q country
residence for their families,
All the tracts above named are held by the
Oldest AID best titles, and enable Us TO meet
any demand Tor Residence, Garden or Farming
Lands in this vicinity, and to suit the conve-
nience of all purchasers as to terms.
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TIE End IS NOR YET,

a few days sgo the APPEAL an
nounced to It's readers the publication Of
an order from Gen. REYNOLDS, com
manding in Texas, forbidding the people
Of that State from holding elections fer
Presidential electors. Probably as Z re-
buff and a rebuke to Gen. REYNOLDS,
the President has promulgated General
Orders No. 81, given below; and, posi-
bly,, as an official expression of opinion
that the States OF Virginia, Mississippi
and Texas have a perfect right 10 q voice
IN the coming Presidential election, the
act OF Congress Of July last to the con
trsgy Notwithstanding. The order
makes no comment, but leaves the Con-
situation and laws to speak for them
selves, Here &c Is;
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The hays Tract,

RENTAL DEPARTMENT.
In the Rental Department Of our Real Estate
Business, ME- b.. h. GUfuN will give prompt
and strles attention 10 Renting Houses, Col
lecttng Rents, Plying Taxes, etc.
Register, TrezeVant & Go.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES o WEST
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-13
Household Receipts.

CRoUP.-Wring q linen clOth-cot-
ton will do, but linen Is preferable
cut of cold water, fOldit SOFAS to make
several thicknesses, and place 1t upon
the child's thrOatand chest, then fold
q dry flannel and wrap carefully over
II. Warm the chilPs feet with hot
stones If necessary, and cover with
plenty of bed clothes and let IL go to
sleep; you cannot perceive when it
wakes that it has even a cold. 1t
acts like q charm.
To KILL WARTs.-The following
is said never to fail, if properly APP
piled: Make strong steep, from red
oak bark, in hot water: when cold,
apply as convenient, the ofteNer the
better. In u few days the wart will
disappear.
SCRAMBLED EGaS.-Put q teas
poonful of milk on to boil, put in q
peace of butter the size of q walnut;
salt and dredge in little flour; have
three eggs well beaten and stir them
in quickly when 1t boils; stir till 1t is
thickened, not curdled-iti Is much i'm
proved by being turned over buttered
toast in deep dish.
ScuRF IN THE HEAD.-The follow
ing ointment must be used: Lard,
two ounces; sulphuric acid, diluted,
two drachms. Rub them together
and annoint the head once day. To
restore the skin to healthy condi.
ton, proper nsedicine slionld be taken
short time.
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CLARKSVILLE
Male Academy.
d. M. Quarles, Principal.
Col. R. 0. Whitehead, Associate.

rI,HE SECOND TERM OF THIS SCHOOL
i will begin on Monday, the 18th Of Sep
TENDER. 1868, in Stewart College building,
Both of the teachers are graduates OF the
University of Virginia, and have made
teaching their business, exclusively since
leaving that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thirteen
years ago-both in Virginia and In this
State.
The object aimed at, will be to prepare
young men to enter tho University of Vir-
ginia, or any other College, or ut them for
the business of life. The course OF instruc-
ton will be modelled after that at the Uni
versity of Virginia, and, as far as practical
BILE, the same books will be used.
FEES per Term Of 20 reeks-In Advance.
English and Primary course in Math-
W
English and Advanced course in
Mathematics. .............-.-.......-....2 % N
Languages, each one dollar per month ex-
| ira. ID. NJ. QUARI.ES.
Aug. %, '8s-6m.
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Pail Pisasiss % yines ana Fruit


run Ty.e. s"~ run
Nov, az. H.. a.. ....d q. a.,
!, ~. - Wy. o''o .''''o W a'Von" ''io
important matter OF planting vines
and ffuit trees. A correspondent of
the Rural World savs.
Inc Ioisuge vines are now nearly
DEAD onapples 10 may be removed
with SAFETY anu planting can be I'M
dertaken with advantage. Some
think that II they plant by the first
OF January, 1t Is fall plantingi but TO
this We take exceptions The full
penepS or fa1f planting is on1y TO De
expected by being done In October or
November. While the arguments
that arisdfrom the question Of leisure,
Mie condftsoH 81 the soiir the eoHdi-
non OF TIE plants, are all In mvor OF
plantinB-still, much care ana Judg,.
and othor ntrcun,si 2 n No Attention
,,,,,st ha g;ven tn The making If the
hoies. We must geo that deen holes
ere not ding 40 ma to hold wafer and
have tho roots stand,no in, uyiniat,,rp
nonda all winter In niantinC cut
fba brok ON rootT off clean With n
sham knife Trim the head I'm a
svtnmetrical manner. and raise the
soil TO the stem of The tree, 80, as to
steady IL against the wind the soil
TO he removed in the spring. With
vines we onerote In n similar manner.
cover,ng The cane when cut Off IN
the nro6or heiyht. with three or four
Inches of eartl,. n. instead of maxi
inc holes for either trees or vines n
plow and s,,b-soilcr can be run: II,
k,rrows barE and forward to the
nroper denth. first the one wav. then
The other. and the plant set at The an
ole. IL will. i'm many eases. avoid the
danger of water resting around the
root, as well as he more expeditiouslv
nerformed. All orr ulanxs snfI.:,
much bv being planted too late in the
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RecetD(s for COlOriux.


The following valuable receipts for
co1oring we copy from Godey's La
dy's Book, and hope some of our lady
readers will give them q thorough
trial:
TO DYE BLAcK.-Rusty nails or
any rusty iron, boiled in vinegar,
with small bit Of copperas, makes o
good black,
TO DYE COTTON NANKEEN.-Boil
IL In n pailful of I've, with IA piece OF
copperas half rs big n hens egg. This
will color fine nanlSeen color which
will never wash out; very useful fof
the liningsof bed quilts, comforts, etc.
TO DYE CoTToN GREEN.-After
coloring your cloth yellow, dip it in
n strong dye made of magic bluing,
you dip thecloth In. Color in tin.
To DYE CoTToN RED.-One pound
of camwood, boiled I'm an iron Kettle
will color three pounds ofcotton cloth
10 light red that will not fade; by
letting IL remain in the dye n day OF
two IL will color darker, airing ant
heating occasionally.
To DYE COTTON ORANaE.-Pre
pare lime water as for whitewash
the stronger the deeper the color
Pour off the water and boil; Will,
boiling, dip In your cloth that yol
have already colored yellow. Alltht
solutions should be cold, except tn,
lime water.
To DYE CoTToN YEILow.-Fors 81,
pounds of cotton: First wet the good
in clear water; TO the same quantity
of water add nine ounces of sugar o
lead, and TO another quantity add sil
ounces of bichromite of potash; kee,
these solutions separate. Dip tn,
goods I'm the sugar of lead water, thei
the potash, and the sugar OF lead wa
ter again. Wiring out and dry rims,
in clear cold water.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-13

A gentleman, while at breakfast Al
n certain hotel In Atlanta, was asked
by Federal officer whether the re-
preventative from his county had yet
arrived. "Wait," replied the gentle,
man, "until ! get through my break.
fast, and | will go to the kitchen and
sce.n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-13

TEAv1IER-"Ifa man gave you a
nundred dollars Ia keep for him, and
died what would you do? Would
You pray for him ~
CANDID PUPII.-"NO, sir; but
would pray for another like him."
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-13

AN Iowa editor has taken his office
boy into partnership, giving his rea-
we thought after he had been propri-
otor ashort time he would understand
that payt9g help was not SO easy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-13

ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.
HAVING accepted the Local Agency OF
the above Company, take this method Of
informing my friends and acqusintances gen.
orally that will give especial attention IN
the taking Of risks and Otherwise represent
ing the interests Of the ab We well known
Company
1t is an undeniablc fact that It Is the duty
of every man TO make some
PROVISION FOR HIS FAMILY
land especially his "liitle ones'), in even.
Of his death.
Fnlly convinced of the stability of this
Company, and their liberal and eqHitable
manser Of doing business, ! eheerfully rec
omneud an investigation Of ies different
plans before insurisg elsewhere.
J. T.. YATES, Local Agent.
Examining Physicians: Drs. w. N. Fin
ley, +. B Walton, N. L.. Thomas.
q. l.. RlDDELL, Gen. ACT Tor Kentucky
and Tennessee.
C1rkwine References.
Quarlcs 4 Rice, Attorneys at Law.
II. @. Merritt, +"
D. o. Recsee, Pest Montgomery Savings
8. b. Seat.
W. p. Hume, Cashier First National Bank.
Helms l. johnson, Merchants.
Jan. ~, l868-tf.
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GOOD FIT WILL BE GUARANTEED,
II properly taken by the following
Directions for Measuring the Foot.

First Place the foot ON piece or paper
and trace the outline of same with pencil,
which will give the length and spread OF
the foot, an shown In figuEe "A.
iSecoRd. Make the following measurements
inches and fractions. with taDQ measure ms
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" Brenthes there man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said
Weill'sthe best and cheapest house in town.
If such there be, go mark him web,
For him no minstrel's raptures swell"
Respectfully,
A. WE'LL.
GAINESVILLE, April ", 1868.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-13
rHE LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
bs- I can beat anybody va

Having on hand the oldest, best, big
gest and most complete stock of Brandies,
Wines, Whiskey. Rum, Gin, ETC., to be found
anywhere. Some of these were bought be-
fore the war, and have some Of the iden-
teal beverage that made King David, OF
blessed memory, cut such fantastic cspers
before high Heaven and the daughter OF
Saul. - 49,.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-13

r IN FOR ga LIZ.
Elizabeth Black et ais, VIZ. Junius L. W.
Black, Ut ais.
PURSUANT To decree In this cause en-
tered at the September term, 1868, of tho
Circuit Court for Montgomery County, Ten
nessee, ON
Saturday. November "a, 1895,
at the courthouse door In CIarixsvilia, I
will offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder, that
very valuable farm on the South side Of
Cumberland river, known as the black
| farm, and now occupied by John q. Black.
said farm consists OF two nearly contie-
uous tracts, containing ~ acres and the
other D2's acres. The land Is ine river bot
| tom, mostly within two milos of Clarks-
Vile, plentinuily wooded, with ncver-fail-
Ing sprines bordering ON the river, with
comfortable dwelling and sundry out
houses, "a good neighborhood, and where
land Is rapidly enhancing In value. This
land IL said 10 be excellent for producing
/ hay, tobacco, corn, etc.
Any one desiring To examine, can visit
and be shown the premises. -.
| TrRas.-Ten per cent. cash; the balance
In four equal paynients, each with interest
from, date, du. as fcllows,. July 4, lses
March \, 1870; July :, 1871; March 3, is7i.-.
| Notes with approved security Required and
n lien retained for the purchase money.
j. W. WILLIAMSON,
CLERK aud Conl'r.
90. - 6s-fw -pr fec s.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-13

The CIsrksviIle Railroad Eating
feuse for re0t.-A good chance for a
business man. For particulars inquire
the Depot, or 10 II. Meek, sup. ~. &. L. Il. Il.
OCT. %, 6S-.w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-11-13
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;


Gentlemen residing.in the country, by
carefully examining the following cuts, can
take their own measure, and send To the
old and well known Boot and Shoe stand OF
John Rick, West Side Public Square, Clarks-
VILE, Tennessee, when