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EvANsvILLE- -IND.. TUESDAY. JUNE Is. I8es

this demand; it is only those
which desire to reap the profit
Of publishing a newspaper without
incurriDg the expense of it, that
object. The Typographical Union OBJ
jecIs to thus increasing the price
of Publishing a newspaper, because
1t keeps printers put of work. This
Is quite in keeping with the general
policy of union to secure for print
ers as much money fer as little work
as possible, but the hostility of COM
bination which assumes to fix the
prices for which printers may work,
and to regulate their hours, and E.
grade and brand all who will not obey
their dletation, and which seeks leg
islative Interference to sustain their
absurd assumption to the monopoly
and tyranny of the Associated Press, is
simply ridiculous. They might Just
as we'll demand that every person who
desires to start a newspaper shall
have the right to use the correspond
ence, the editorial force, the law,
market and general report, generally
whatever, as an old established jour
nalist, he might find useful to his err
terprise. This would greatly facili-
tate the starting of fresh newspapers,
and so increase the demand for print
ers, and would be quite as just as the
Unions demand concerning the As
sOciated Press.
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Peace Jubilee.

BOSTON, June 14.-Musical organi-
cations and crowds Of visitors arrive
on every train. All the railroads
have arranged to run extra trains
during the five days of the Festival.
The wOrkmen are giving the
finishing touches to the Oolisum
tonight, a1d everything is to be ia
readiness for the grand opening to-
morrow. The rapid sale of tickets in-
dicates an immense audience
The rehearsal of FIVE hundred in
strumental performers took place In
the Colisum this afternoon, en-
bracing organizations from the various
societies Of the country. It is pro-
nOuuced by critics to be harmonious,
and excellent to an extraordinary
degree.
The paper mill at Newton, Lower
Falls. owned BY Kendall, Rice & Co,
were destroyed BY fire. Loss $4,000.
Insurance, SO. 600.
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IRELAND.
GenaraI News.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Advices
from Rio Janeiro, by mail, to May
Sth, say that a religious excitement
prevails at PerHambuco which bids
fair to cause the expulsion of the
Jesuits from the country. A bill was
introduced into the Provincial Assem-
bly, forbidding JesuIts and Sisters of
Charity from entering any provincial
charitable institution, and attention
was called TO an old decree which ex-
.pelled Jesuits and forbid their return.
The banking firm of Fanlito, Nor
rissey. & Para has failed, owing to the
extraordinary sum owing to the Bank
.of Brazil, it having advanced eight
millions on their paper and Securities.
NEW YORK, June II.
To the Publishers Of Western Papers: i:
While here endeavoring to bring
about an adjustment of the differences
existing between the Western and
New York Press Associa tons, my at
tentiOn has been called to a treach-
erous and malicious stab in the back
in an editorial in the Chicago Repub-
icaR of the 10th inst. The state
ments contained In the article are
grOsslyi errone0us AID entirely mis-
represented the real points in the
controversy, and lalsify the purposes
and endeavors OF the e1Executive Com
mittee, who have laboIed to promote
the best interests of the whole West
ern Association, as well as to preserve
its rights. The motive of this FIRE in
the rear is difficult to comprehend,
but if other Western papers were i'm
bued with similar spirit, the best
thing for the Association to do would
be to surrender It's charter and dis
solve.
(Signed) J. MEDITT,
Chairman Executive Committee West
ern Press
New York, June 12.-The Times
of to- day has an article on the posi-
ton assumed by the National Typo-
graphical Association, which de-
mands that all newspapers be uncon-
ditionally admitted TO the Associa-
ton. The Times says the Associated
Press is a voluntary association Of
several Journals for the purpose of
obtaining news by telegraph for the
common use and at the common ex-
pense, the object being to avoid du
plicating, at an enormous expense
news that all must have. The Asso-
citation never assumed to exclude
any responsible paper from sharing
its advantages; but IN view of the
immense labor and expense incurred
IN building it up, it has been thought
justIand proper to demand a price for
such a privilege corresponding to its
value and Its cost to the members of
the Association. No, journal, strong
enough to go alone, objects to
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Havana Items.

HAVANA, juno IA special to
the HcrGid via Key West, saws:
The dlsagTeements among the vol
unteeTs themselves, and also their
failure 20 establish the projected Col
Onial Government, have served to
keep them quiet. ~
The report that 1000 troops were
coming to disaTm the volunteers, has
been officially denied. The voluu-
teers are jubilaht. 81
The volunteers are instituting
court of inquiry for the purpose of
examining into the conduct of Gen.
Dulce, and making a report to be for
warded to Spain.
1t is reported that General Dulee
will touch at Porto Rico for the pur-
pose of meeting General De Rodas
and explaining to him the situation
of affairs,
The Vasconade volunteers left for
Cieniuegos very reluctantly, they
claiming that the Havana volunteers
should accompany them. They prom
ised, however, to garrison Villa Clara.
A meeting of Spaniards was held to
consider the subject of a commission
to General Cespedes for the purpose
of establishing the mutual preserVa-
ton of the lives aud property of both
parties.
The recognition of the insurgents
as belligerents by the Peruvian Gov
ernment causes dependency.
The order sending employees to
Puerto Principe has been revoked, In
consequence of the unfnvorable news
from that quarter.
General Quesada was concentrating
his forces closer for the siege of the
place. and had captured a convoy of
provisions. z,
A Spanish soldier who has lately
returned from the interior says the
Insurgents kill on an average three
Thousand persons monthly, and that
disease is making havoc among them.
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CINCINNATI, june I4.-JamesstV
Wilson, Assistant Assessor of the
Second District, was found dead in
bed this morning, from apoplexy.
Il. A. Nesmith, Street Railway Pro-
jeetor. to-day assaulted Rich'd Smith,
editor of the Gazette, with riding
whip. The latter grappled him be-
fore he could use it, and short
scuff1e terminated the affair. The
cause was editorial structures on his
management of the street railroad
route
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NEW ADVRRTI SRMEyTS.
Horticultural Maating

rTFEHE HORTICULTUR AID PO.
- mOloglcal Society OF VaRderburgh
court Room on Saturday, June I9tb. at
NJ, for the election of officers for the
ensuing year. and for the Transaction OF
oJner important business All the mem-
pers are earnestly r. equested to attend.
- JOHN LAW, President.
y. y. STLyERTE ORA, Secretary.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-The city
is thronged with Knights Templars
from all sections of the country. The
District COmmandery, accompanied
by the band of the First United
States Infantry, and the Pittsburg
Commandery. also reached the city
this morning. The delegations from
st. Johns, N. B., Montgomery. New
Orleans, Memphis, and Nashville are
also in the city. -
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ROOMS OF THE Il. T.. AssOCIATIoN.l
sat Evansville, nd, June 5. 1863. !
KETHEREAS, The last election of the
w Board OF Directors Of the r. L. A $50
eiatiOn, heid on the eVeniRg OF May nth,
1863, was illegal, and for that reason y o d.
therefore. IN accordance with the provis-
ions of the constitution OF said Associa-
tion, notice Is hereby given That there viii
be an election OF "A Board - Directors Of
the E. l.. Association. held on Tuesday
evening. June 22d inst, at p. II, at the
Library Rooms, at which stock khOlders OF
SAID Association are hereby notified and
requested to attend for the above specified
purpose. fE4 e..
Done by request of number OF sock
holders. F. STINgON
Jeo lEtls Librarian.
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HALIFAX, June 1.-THE Repeal
League Convention closed its proceed.
ings, Saturday evening, and decided
to make annexation their policy.
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W. P. HARGRAVE
jacksonville. Kentucky. - Commis
si0ner's Sale.

MadisOnVile. Kentucky. - Commits
si0ner's Sale.
Hopkins Circuit Court (Rentucly).
Mrs. Nancy Miller et GL vs. Florence Miller
et Gk-COmmissioner'sS Sale
THE UHDERSIGNED, COETssTs-
- sloner Ia the above action, will, on
MONDAY, l4TH OF JUNE, 1863,
County Court day, sell 10 the highest bid
oer' az the eourt-house door in Madison
Nllle, hy., on a credit OF SIX and TWELVE
monbhs, the following property:
Inc tWO-story brick stOrehouse. opposIte
the courthouse in MadfsOnville now Oc-
store. 80
The house and lots on Main Street
known as the Old Miller Place"
Also, 100 acres of land on the waters of
Flat Creek.
Full particulars at the sale. This prop-
erIy Is IN good cgnn1tiOn ~ ell located, and
very valuable. Purchaser will be requii ed
70 give bond. with good surety, to have the
IOrce ana elect Of - repleVin bond and a
lien viii be retained as further security,
JOHN II. STRANGE,
- Com m igsioner.
tunl2 dtd
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parties are in dne condition and conf
dent. There s@not been much bettiRg
but in what little there was the odds wes e
in favor Of McCoole. Allen arrived at st.
Louis Saturday, aud bothahe ana RfcCoole
sare.said to.Be secreted, aprevenb-arrest,
there being a very stringent law in Mis-
souri, against prize fighting. Quite num-
ber OF noted bruIsers from abroad are at
st. Louis, and large delegations froIa New
YORK, Bafti more and aPhfladelphIaP were
expected yesterday.
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WEST sPouNT. June IA = Vice
President Coltaxs and Lieut. General
Sherman arrived this morning. They
dined with, president Grant at the
Ross Hotel. 8a The President leaves
for New York aud Boston tomorrow
morning.
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= IN @ ALE.
Near the
ARTESIAN SPRINGS PACK,
AT AUCTION.

Terfns-One-thfrd cash; balance in one
and two years, with six per cent. interest
and mortgage on the property to secure
the deferred payments ~
This is the most desirable property for
residences ever offered 70 the citizens OF
Evansville.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock PM, on
the premises. WIN. HEILMAN
ma3l dtd
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Horse RacIug,

i. ST. LOUIS, June 14,-FThe frst race
at the Laciede Jockey Club meeting
to-day was a three mile dash for 5000.
The entries were Carrie Atherton,
Kitty FIee.s 81 i'm W6Iker. Planter and
Tom Porter. The race was tolerably
we'll contested, and won by Carrie
Atherton; Kitty the second; a6d
Porter the third dHme- :514. The
secondYraces lie heat, tree ior all,
purse $400; four entrles-Sue Dough-
erty. Jubilee, Sallie T., and Starlight,
Sue won with ease in two heats.
The case Of Capt. VIM. B. Donald
son, charged with murder, was called
in the criminal court to-day. A very
large crowd was. Ryssentz. Much IN
terest was manifested. Much dlth-
Guilty was found in obtaining a jury.
1t will probably be a day or two be-
fore testimony is taken. .1hka
Mrs. Marguerite BeamOn was ar
rested to-day charged with causing
the death of negro servant girl thir-
teen years old by beating her with an
oaken club. Fifty-two cuts. bruises
land scratches WeIe1ofouud on her
/ cOrDSe. ii'i-- $50 =sa
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u ECEEVED DAILY BY EXPRESS
.4lA from BoWman's Fruit Farm, extra
large and fine. Call and see them. at
N1CkERY BRG8., 78 and z0 Main 81.
r. :. Hotels, Steam boats, Church Ffs-
tiYals &c, &c, supplied on liberal ternis.
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MADRID, June 14.-In the Cortes,
oG Saturday, Gen. e6 kkfim o1R II reply to
forward in the present state of uncer-
tainty. When the regency was set
tied, there would be plepty of candi-
dates. He regretted the refusal of
Ferdlnando of Portugal, but thought
it was not irrevOcable.
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MadtsOnVille, KY, Property at AuC-
tiOn.
r WILL SELL, ON THE PREMISES
~ in MadlsOnviile, Kentucky,o
THURSDAY, JUNE l7rH. 1869,
A new modern-style cottage dwelling. com
tanning i've rooms, hall. and two ven an-
dahs; having, also, clstern suloke-hot 81.
stable, wood and coal house. garden. I'D h T.
try-yard, and two and "a lnir acres of
grOund-au under good fence.
Also. three well-l0cated vacant lots l33
by 1876 feet each.
TERMs-Ons-t third co Cashs balance at
the expiration or Three yearf, Interest aud
lien.
sale positive. as I am about 70 remove
from this place
iuml4dtd Jlld " " LflfA htifa-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22
LOOK BEFOR YOU BUY,

SO that You may not have cause for regret
and wish that you had bought n Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing Machine. 1t makes the
lock-stitch; its stitch will not pull out or
ravel. Who uses Lock-stitch Machines In
GAINESVILLE? tailors, I; tailoresses, IA; boot
and shoemakers, six; also mantua-malSers,
10; all use double-thread machines.
Who can say that the lock stitch is not the
best for all kinds of work, when IL will not
ravel orpull out like one thread machines.
The above manufacturers will tell you ut
once that they would not give one'dollar
for single thread machine for making
Clothing. Why? Because the seams made
by II pull out so easily. Think of garments
coming apart when one is In the street.
Buy n lock-3titch machine IL you want no
mishaps. The lock-stitch made by Wheeler
4 Wilson's Machine.
n. y. HOOD is a reliable agent, and will
set one up right for you and warrant II for
three years. inch n.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

HOME INsTITUTIoN.-We took a
general survey of the work and work
ings of the large and complete Car
riage Factory situated opposite the
old Baptist Church, conducted by
Messrs. Baker & Bro. These gentle
men have added several buildings of
late to their already commodious
apartments, and are manufacturing
carriages, buggies and all other pleas
ure vehicles that can not be excelled
in point of style, finish and durabil-
ity. We are proud to know that we
have home artisans who so thor
oughly understand their business
We will refer to this house again more
in detail. Read their advertisement
in to-day's CHRONICLE and then go
and examine their stock.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22
10 PARENTS. - LouIsvILLE, o

To PARENTS. - LoUIsvILLE, Oct 3
lSGs-McSsrs. James Ruddle & C0.-Gentle-
men; We have for some time been using
your Dr. sEABllOoK's INFANT SOoTII-
ING SYRUP, and have givenit fair trial.
For curing collie, removing pain, quisting
restlessness, and relieving sick stomach, we
have found IL more eiiicacioas than all
other remedies we have ever used. II is
very pleasant to the taste, while most rem
cdies for collie, Sc, are very nauseous.-
Another great merit that VIII commend
itself to all parents is the entire absence of
the supplying EFFECTS ON the child, so COM
mon In the use OF Devices Mixture ami
Interpretations we have used for similar
diseases. We most cordially recommend
II Ia all parents,
j. W. DAVIS, sheriff Jefferson co.
For sale 10y BYfRs 4 BRO. aud LuRroN,
BRoS n go. Clarksvlllc, Tenn. ap 3.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

~
III from the Captain and the letter from
the Captains mother;
BENTON BARRACKS, Mo-, !
April 30, 1895.
DIR. JOHN BULL, DEAR SIR-Knowing the
efficacy OF your Sarsrparilla, and the heal.
ing and beneficial qualities IL possesses,
send you the following statement of my
case:
! was wounded about two years ago-was
months. Being moved SO often, my wounds
have not healed yet. l have not set up Il
moment since 4 was wounded. j am shot
through the hips. My general health Is
impaired, and / need something TO assist
pars n1Y IN ams Sas IN Y9sE SIrs
which H. genuine. Please express me hall
u dozen bottles and obiige,
,|F CART CO. JIo "nS,
Il. S.-The following was written April
30, 1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother
of Capt. Johnsoni a8 .rH l-l
DIR. JOHN BULI~-Dear SRA Ny husband
Dr. ~. >, johnson, was a skillful surgeon
md physician I'm Central New York, when
20 my care. AT thirteen years of age he
had chronic diarrhea and serofula, for
which 4 gave him your Sarsaparilla, IL
CURED HIM. have Tor ten years recon-
mended 10 to many In New York, Ohio, and
Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores, aud general
debility. Perfect success has attended 10.
The cures effected In some cases Of scrofula
and fever sores We're almost miraculous.
am very anxious for my son To again
have resource To your Sarsaparllla. He Ii
fearful OF getting "A spurious article, hence
his writing To You for IL. His wounds were
Respectfully. JENNIE JoHsoS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

THE concert for the benefit of the
Orphan Asylum, on Thursday night,
we regret to say, was not so well at
tended rs the occasion and the pro-
gramme deserved. Only about 500
was realized. There must have been
a vast amount of mismanagement
somewhere,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22
Male Academy.
d. NJ. Quarles, Principal.
Col. II. o. Whitehead, Associate.

rJ,HE SECOND TERM OF THIS SCHOOL
i viii begin ON Monday, the 18th of Sep
tenber, 1868, in Stewart College building
and close at the and of twenty weeks
Both OF the teachers are graduates of tie
University of Virginia, and have made
teaching their business, exclusively since
leaving that Institution--some thirteen
years ago-both In Virginia and In this
state.
The object aimed at, will be 10 prepare
young men to enter the University of Vir-
the business of life. The course OF instruc-
ton win be modelled after that at the Uni
yersity OF Virginia, and, us far rs practical
BILE, the same books will be used.
Fees per Term Of ~ Uesks-R Advance.
English and Primary course In Math-
"
English and Advanced course in
Mathematics. Is NJ
Languages, each one dollar per month ex-
ira. ID. NJ. QUARLES.
Feb. "a, '69-6m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

BUYING TENNESSEE LANDs.-The
Cincinnati Commercial says "Mr.
John b. Jeup, who has recently ie-
turned from Tennessee, has pur-
chased, IN White county of that
State, twelve square miles, about
5000 acres, of table lands suitable for
farming and vineyard purposes, from
Mrs. Brown, widow of tie late Gov.
Brown
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

WE are again indebted TO the rep
resentatives of the Southern and
Western Union lines-Messrs. De-
Long and Wilson--for Geographic
iavors. They have kindly appraised
Us of the action Of the state Conven-
ton at Nashville, etc, all of which
Is duly appreciated,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

BAPTIST CoNVENTIoN.-De
attending the Baptist Convention to
be held at Louisville on the 25th inst,
will be returned free upon certificate
of the presiding officer of said con-
vention that they We're in attendance
rs delegates, and paid full fare to
I nuisNilla
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure,
a few day since, of visit from Mr..
$. ii. Gist, of the Water Valley
Miss Signal, and from him we are
pleased tolearn that commercial pros
poets i'm his State are Frightening, rs
an evidence of which he contemplates
enlarging and improving his able and
sprightly paper
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

oIp SrEwART.-There wasa meeting of
the citizens OF Stewart county At nudlcy's
Tank. ON the 2Oth inst, and addresses de-
Iiycrcd by Mai. Rice and Col. Broaddus,
announcing themselves as candidates of
the people and not of q party-then fol-
lowed an eloquent aud stirring appeal by
col. !. W, Jones, of this city. The best
Thursday
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

Have in store a large stock of Gentlemen's
Linen-bOsOm shirts, at low prices, well
made, and known to tit comfortably.
Their Hats are elegant, in styles and
qualities, and gentlemen are offered entire
outfits for small amounts of money.
April 10, '89-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

GRAND ToURNAMENT.--To-da day the
grand tournament comes Off at Leb-
anon, Tenn. The entire proceeds are
to be donated to. the Confederate Or
phan Asylum at this place.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

BILL LAKES CIRoUs.-The Big
Show is coming, From the represen-
tations of the press and persons who
have seen IL, Lakes Circus Is the
largest and most complete organiza-
ton of the kind In this country, They
promise faithfully 20 perform every
thing laid down on their flaming pie
lure bills. saturday, Goth inst, they
win give ryo performances.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized to announce w. ]
BROADDUS as n candidate for Attorney
General of the 10th Judicial Circuit, COM
posed of the counties of Montgomery, Rob-
ertson, Stewart, Chatham and Dickson.
Election to take place 18th Thursday in May
next. mch 2O-te
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

We are authorized to announce JAMES
L. RICE as candidate for Judge OF the
10th Judicial Circuit. Election on the 9th
of May. inch l3-te.
We are authorized to announce w. A.
PETER as a candidate for Judge of the
10th Judicial Circuit. Election to take
place the 9th of May.
March 20, '6s-tde .g ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

THE Memphis Appeal appeared on
the 18th inst. I'm u new and beautiful
dress, the material selected from the
Cincinnati Type Foundry. 1t now
presents an elegant appearance and
il conducted with marked ability.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

CHANCELioR SMITHS new fence,
in front of his beautiful residence on
Madison street, is attracting much at
tention. 1t was built by Dan. Camp
bell, an excellent workman. The
style is really beautiful and is some
thing new Ina this city.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

WE can now cross the American
continent, 10y rail, in eight days. AS
fast rs this may appear, the time Is
not far distant when you will hear
complaints made that our mode of
travel is TOO slow. This Is u great
country.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

A CROSS ,MARK.-Ln future ,0e
WW maize q cross mark on the mar
gin of our paper, as a notification
toaN patrons whose 6D,eof stbscrip-
ton has expired. Look out for the
cross mark and rene,D your sub
Scriptions at once.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

FROM ocean to ocean by the Pacific
Railroad, is 1920 miles. The fare is
1888 81. The trip takes seven and a
half days. The steamship rates are
$3.50. The trip takes n month.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

WALL PAPER.-W. l.. Gardiner &
Co. have received a large, varied and
beautiful stock of Wall Paper, to
which we invite the attention of the
public. II desired, Mr.. Gardiner will
send samples to the ladies at their
raSilana,S
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

CHANGED His BAsE.-Our es-
teemed friend and popular salesman,
II. Madison Atkins, may be found
behind the counter at Coulter, Hill
man Il Co.'S.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-22

THE communication of J. u. Flood,
Esq, of Dover, came to hand just as
we were putting our paper to press.
We are compelled to defer it until
next week