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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

DELUsIvE.-Delusively dream not Of spring, and
say farewellIo winter. Balrny days deceive you
Snow. slees. frost andIce are not gone. Employ
this fair weather. storing your fuel-rooms, with
the extra wood, sawed or split, sold at the Fuel
Factory at $s per cord. Coal also. See advertise
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The MoIsE HABEAs CORPUS CAsE.-This
case will probably be argued before Judge
Meredith at II o'clock this morning. Judge
Grump, Governor Wise, General Bradley T.
Johnson, and Colonel Marmaduke Johnson,
will appear for the petitioner, and L. II.
Chandler, Esq, will represent the Mayor.
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: A STRAY SHOT. - Several gentlemen,
among them DR.. John Dove and Rev. W. s.
Penick, sitting in the counting-room of
Starke & Ryland late last evening, were
startled by the crashing of pane of glass
and the falling of a pistol-ball upon the
floor. No report was heard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

N. ELLYsoE h Co. viii insert advertisements in
the principal newspa papers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

MORE RoBB ERIEs ON THE BROOK TURN
PlKE.-The following additional robberies,
occurring on the Brook turnpike within the
last few days, have not been before re-
ported: ceau
Mr., Joseph Crenshaw's courthouse, bro
ken open and robbed of quantity of corn.
= Mr.. Presley Atkinson's meat-house, bro
ken open and nearly all of his meat stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

: musicale 3EETERTAIsAENT.-The Rich
,mond Musical Association have in course of
Mendelssohn's celebrated oratorio
Of ss'l!St.s. Paul, . which they propose to rem
der, ON the 9th Of, February for the benefit
of the Richmond Male Orphan Asy lum.
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'l71E-LN9sIT0
we lived in soma semi-barbarous COM

we lived in soma semi-barbarous COM
munity. ,.--.,.,-,ao
IMPORTANT CAsE.-0n Monday next the
case Of DR.. s. D. Drewry against The Peo7
pie Of Manchester, viii. be- tried ct the
Town Hail.. This is an action brought for
itrespass, underishe fence law Of 1865 by
plaintiff against o number Of the icitizenS
Of our town whose COWS, 1t Is alleged, have
trespassed upon him. It is case affecting
peculiarly the rights Of all our people, and
its decision is looked forwith great interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

! BANKRUPT NoTIcE.-Bankrupts should
bearin mind that the district court will be
In session from the 9th of next month until
about the 25th.. Applications for discharge
should be filed during or before that period (:
otherwise they will have no other opportu-
nifty until May next. q y : ..-r
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FOR SALE,
HORSES AND MULES.


7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED A No.
( LOT or MULES and HORSES sEssA
broke and U.hrokc, suitable for all pur- W.
poses, on my usual accommodating Sazazzas
IsU ~ ,5FEt ~ ~ stSSIs SHa
own manufacture, ready for delivery.
=. W. SREEN,
q. Sim
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 2s.h e..
. -.re rsv-- ARRIVED aeDTr-~ . asE
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York,
merchandise and passengers, W. G. Dunham
Il Co. 70 E- enc sH&s& ~ @&A %sS~l &
8 Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Balti-
more merchandise and passengers, Harveys Il
Williams. --as.e-a~~s-z7'---'--T
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
United States mail, merchandise, and passen-
gers, L. B. Tatum.
2 Schooner Lilly, Baltimore, merchandise,
captain. -.....--,,.ss
Schooner J. b. Myres, from New York for
Richmond. a~f E"#H e fal Gs|JAa,. ~ &
AZ. ...e HEaoRAFDUa. cir .gEf@c. q.
Schooners Mary Z. Rich and Allen Lewis,
from New Haven, put into the Lewes on the
25th. -.- ss-
1r r BY TELEGRAPH. 8 1.a ~" III. Z
QUEENSTOWN, January 25.-Arrived, steam
ship City of New York. tI3. - .Ht#'
LoSDoxDERRY, January 25.--Arriyed, steam.
ship North America. -. .-.sso-r--.sf,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CAPITOL PoLIcE.-Upon the dis
banding of the Public Guard the Mayor
appointed two special policemen to guard
the capitol building. One Of these-one
Keteham-was appointed upon the recon
mendation Of tie Grant and Colfax Associ.
alton. A few nights since Captain Putnam,
while on his rounds, visited, the, capitol
building, and found Ketcham absent. The
building was entirely deserted. Ketcham
was discharged, which aroused the ire OF
the aforesaid Association SO much that Put.
nams head was for a'short time in danger.
Yesterday the Captains action was shown
to have been proper by the disconeryof the
fact that raid had been made, upon the
building, q lot Of lead piping. stolen, and
the House Of Delegates thermometer car
ried off
| Captain Putnam succeeded last evening
in tracing the stolen thermometer to the
possession of Edward Roane and Anderson
Wyatt (negroes). BE arrested these par
ties late yesterday afternoon opposite Suth-
erland's stable. They will have hearing
this morning. --, -..,-..-. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

: We have received from the publisher,
Mr. M. w. Hazlewood, MOI OF the SENT
nary Magazine. The, table Of contents in
.dicstes an Interesting No,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29
STOVES, TENWARE, &c.

A T HOME AGAIN.-Owing to the long
"A. Gelay In getting IN eur new store we are de-
,erEiGed 10 s.!i our hEATlNa and COOKING
-. NES 81 cost. Also, 4 splendid 10. or GAS
FlXrCRES, LAMPS. s9d HpUSE-FURNISH-
iNu GOODS oEegery description.
MVGSTCAsTLE,
laco $50 Broad street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 2

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY 90, 1859
Sun rises. .6.57 Moon rises. 7.3t
Sun sets......... sos High tide, P. NJ. 81:
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: lGRAjN,ILI,rTlE AMT 8 WORKS.

nIOHMoND GRANITE COMPANY %
N. 10 sre prepared 10 furnish, the very best
aaslIty aREETTEs dresied or 7nndressed z In 9 any q
INV I'D siiort pat.ce. Special attention
eIyen' NJ 10 ronefi or dressed WALL WORK. GENE
TERYp work, &c., and ali material lnrntahed. q
os''s GEORGE BLuMENTHAL, ,a,.
"A n-an !. ,,,ra" -. Superintendent. /
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DENTISTRY

II f. KLOEBER, DENTIST, in g.
<Js seTts BEAUTIFUL ARTtFICIAL~Ur1c
TEEiH a. TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per
lcct III and durability warranted. Gail and see
specimens Of the work
Par:iculxr attention devoted to filing and pre-
scrvn. ihs teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain.
Dental rooms, e02 Broad street. Ja
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29
FURNITURE, &c.
CONFECTIONEREES.

TCST RECEIVED, -...- .
u NEw-CROP ORANGES, LEMONS, .-
FIGS, DATES, RAIsINS, ~
DENlLLED LoBsTERS,
TONGUE, HAM
CANNED TOMATOES.
POr sale low
'ag7 W. W. TRIBBFTT.
TUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE, 100
~ boxes Rai3ias, in whole, half and quarter
boxes; 10 Gases Sardines, 90 drums OF Figs, 20
barrels assorted Nuts, 20 boxes emon5, 10 barrels
Almonds, 20 boxes Oranges, 10 barrels Pickles,
A!uce Meat, Currants, Sultans Raisins, Citrons,
SC.
Our CELEBRATED CANDIES are manufac-
.gred daily In all their variety, and made to order
~ any desired size and shape. Also, Common and
Fancy Cakes, Pastry, &C., &C. Ornamental Cakes
-Sle 70 order.
Cakes In barrels Will be sold to dealers al the low
- market rates ZImMER 4 CO., -
glS l543 Main rect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

DEM0VAL AND FOR RENT. II.
Ii Ah1HuEY has removed his TEA STORE
- .h@ corner Of Main and Eighth streets, and
c&crs Gr rent OSE-HALF OF THE STORE,
i w!I! Le partil!oned of to a good tenant. he
rent will oe very low. Apply 1t the store. jas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29
REMOVALS.

u observation-disclosures s. GIBSON have
Lsf sSD> 1907 Main street, where they are pre-
pared 10 offer % their friends and the trade gene
rally. wholesale and retail, very large stock Of
H0i,G!sE.FCg%IsHlSG G00DS at Very very low
prices. KELLOGG Il GIBSON,
A.--'Ia 1907 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

An authentic report Of the first days
proceedings Of the Radical State Central
appeared in our last issue. 1leo ~.
I'VE make the following extract from the
report made by Levi e. Dudley, chairman
OF the Elective Committee, in reference to
the removal Of hs7s@s7 -. - .'aE1 ''s =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29
sTENCEL TOOLS AND PLATES,

t. BELLEN0T, DIE SINKER AND
We BRAND CUTTER, lI0 MAIN STREET.
.be new patent branding iron, FOR marking al
AAas Of wooden articles by heating 1t, is perfectly
s1spIed 10 branding barrels or any other article
lder the new law. ..r...r..
k4Hayers' Stock, Stencil Paste Brushes. indeli-
os iLk, hieel Dies, Alphabets, seal Presses Brass
aud German silver, Frames, Steel Rings, Checks,
IAks etc. Wholesale aad retail. de 2-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

" MAMMOTH STEAM COFFEE-ROASTER,
GRIND ER: AND DCLEAhER,r!S OPERATION
dealers In fresh Family Groceries, No. 1sf7 Frank
lin street. the Old Market, have just put to
are pre- pared to roast and grind fee In small and
large quantities at very low prices. Satisfaction
aduterated Roasted and Ground Coffee ut the same
price that green coffee eau be bought for. Give
Them call II you wish to buy goods cheap fresh,
lily Groceries, Wines, Liquors., &C.. always on;
nand. lii| fsstCoNSANI & BEKNICGH HI,
! , No. l6i7 Franklin street, near old Market. ~
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GROCERiEs,,t &c.

-GALT, SALT, SALT.-We are now daily
= expecting at CITY ! ONT cargo OF IvER.
Cheshire brands-wblch we Offer to the. trade to
arrive.H rig rzagr- s. G.. rsRDYt&4 Co, - W
: ia 29-l0t Importers and Wholesale GroceEs. -.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08
RIVER NEWS.

The river continues to decline with eight
feet water on Harpeth Shoals, but is report.
ed rising above Nashville.
The Havana came down yesterday morn.
ing with 800 tons pig iron, taken on board
at Betsy's town. She received 100 hhds. al
this place for Evansville, and departed
with the largest trip of the season.
The Romeo passed up Thursday evening
ON time with u fair trip. She will be found
in port this morning loadil g for Evans.
vile.
We notice several shipments of Strips
during the past week to Liverpool and Lon
don, via, New Orleans, on through bill
of lading issued by Gracey & Bro, agents
for Asbridge, Smith & Co., of New Orleans
at AZ and 50 shilings per hogshead.
The shipments of Tobacco have been
very heavy, with scarcely enough tonnage
to carry 1t out.
The New York from Pittsburg, passed up
Tuesday with good trip of freight and q
large number of passengers.
The Fanny Brandeis for Evansville leaves
tonight at IL o'clock.
The Talisman for Cairo leaves tomorrow
ut o'clock. She is the regular passenger
packet and will make all the landings
Rates of freight to New York, all rail, 70 cts.
per 100 lbs-river and rail, 20 cents per lOC
pounds. To New Orleans SO per hid. To
st. Louis, 25 cents per 100 lbs. To London
via New Orleans SO shillings per hid. To
Liverpool via New Orleans) AZ shillings
per hid To Liverpool via New York;
81 shillings per hhd'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08

THE Turf Field and Farm, of New
York, has the following well aimed
remarks about reserved seats i'm thea
ters:
Instead of charging an extra price
for reserved seats in our theaters, the
Leader suggests that the managers re-
verse the custom, and make deduc-
ton to those who book their SEATS
The argument is that il is really an
advantage to the theater to sell its
seats, for many people would attend
places of amusement much nftener
than they do now if good seats could
be guaranteed to them without extra
charge. This suggestion is not new
with the Leader, but il Is none the
less worthy Reconsideration. Extort-
ing premium from those who en-
gage their seats hours in advance of
the performance, il strikes us is not
the surest way to draw a crowded
house. We need reform in the whole
manner of disposing of tickets. The
brokerage business in seats by specu-
lative agents is little short of down
right insult. No gentleman relishes
the idea of running the gauntlet to a
score of loud-mouthed, importuning
individuals to reach the door of n the
alter. And yet, this is what we have
TO do at many places. These ticket
agents are n nuisance, and rs a
nuisance no efforts should he spared
to crush them. Another objection to
the ticket business, rs conducted at
present: The managers advertise adj,
mission To certain parts of the house
at so much. To the best parts we will
say il Is IS cents. Now, IA man goes
to II theater pays his money for card
of admission, and rs he is early, he
preSumeS, as a matter of course, that
IL entities him toa seat. But the usher
surprises him 10y politely informing
him that all the seats are engaged
that his ticket entities him To stand
ing room only. But the seats are not
engaged, they are simply reserved for
those who come late and will pay an
extra price for them. Nevertheless,
/ II our friend secures n seat he must
pay - cents extra for IL. Or possibly
/ he Is shown to n seat, but before the
/ first act of the play is half over, he is
required to vacate il because he cam
not show acheck for IL. Theseat not
engaged when the usher put him into
. Il, hut since that time the agent in
/ the box Office has sold IL To some one
who WAS willing 10 pay a preserved"
price for IL, and the upshot of the
matter Is, To save scene, the out
ragged man quietly vacatcs the chair.
This is not am exceptional case by any
means; II it We're, we should not feel
justified I'm calling attention 10 the
aaNI .nW tffsF.s
II Is, is altogether too general. We
cannot believe that the managers who
adhere to IL will eventually prosper,
for patient rs the people are, the bur-
den will become - great i'm time that
they will refuse 10 submit any longer
To the authority of those who impose
il upon them. Even the ass can he
goaded into rebellion, and i'm such
times, we scarcely need 10 remind our
readers, he isa very stubborn creature
To- manage.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08
LOOK BEFOR you BUY,

SO that you may not have cause for regret
and wish that you had bought Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing Machine. 1t makes the
lock-stitch; its stitch will not pull out or
ravel. Who uses Lock-stitch Machines in
Clarksville? tailors, 7; tailoresses, IA; boot
and shoemalSers, six; also mantua-makers,
10; all use double-thread machines.
Who can say that the lock-stich is not the
best for all kinds of work, when 1t 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 a single thread machine for making
Clothing. Why? Because the seams made
by 1t pull out SO easily. Think of garments
coming apart when one is in the street.
Buy a loclx-stitch machine If you want no
inishaps. The loclk-stitch made by Wheeler
& Wilson's Machine.
N. r. HOOD is reliable agent, and will
set one up right for you and warrant it foi
three years. inch q.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08

LITTLE GIANT GRAIN SCREw.-E.
J.. Williams, @. G. Halliburton and
others in this county have bought the
right to manufacture and sell this
complete and simple Grain Screw. 1t
is durable and not likely to get out of
order, and will thoroughly separate
the small and broken grains, rye;
oats, chess and cookie from wheat
1t will cleanse, partially or thorough
ly, according to the elevation given
to the machine. 1t received the
State Diploma at the Indiana State
Fair in 1864. These gentlemen have
the right Of eighty-one counties in
this State east of Tennessee river
All who desire to raise good crop of
wheat must SOW full and well ma
ured seed, and the use of this ma
chine will certainly secure such seed
for use.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08
MARRIED..

On the 20th of April, 1869. at the residence
OF Or. Champion, Eddyville, KY, by Rev.
y. King, Mr.. WIN. II. BRINGHURsr, Jr., and
Miss SALLIE y. SCOTT.
on the Goth of April, 1869, at the residence
OF DR.. Champion, Eddyville, KY, by Rev.
+, King, Mr.. Il. >. BRINGHURsT and Miss
MATTE l.. CHAMPION,
The above is the announcement of the
the matrimonial alliance of two brothers,
Billy and Ed. Bringhurst, both of whom
were as gallant soldiers as any that battled
for the Lost Cause" May prosperity and
happiness ever attend them and their
lovely and accomplished brides,
In Hopklnsville, KY, on Thursday the
18th ult., at the residence of the brides fa-
ther, liyram Phelps, JOHN q. THOMAS, of
Christian County, to Miss MARY PHELPS.
In this County, on the 5th inst, by Rev. j.
q. Rice, Rev. j. ii. GOLD to Miss Lucy Ed
MoSDSoN.
May the future happiness of this congo
NAL pair be like pure Gold, without alloy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08

FINE WoRKMEN.--Where mechan-
ism of every description is represent
ed by workmen equal to any, as is the
cese in our city, we take pleasure in
speaking of them. Whilst we would
not be invidious, we mention the firm
of Gilbert & Gambrel, house carpen-
tiers, who are energetic, prompt and
faithful workmen. Their work will
bear close scrutiny, and they put the
last nail in that the contract calls for.
These gentlemen, and numerous
other mechanics in the city, deserve
liberal patronage.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08

THE CONCERT for the bcnclitor the
Brass Band, on Friday evening last,
owing 10 the inclemency of the
weather, was not SO well attended rs
either the cause or the performance
deserved. The active members of the
Band have exhibited an amount OF
pluck and perseverance seldom wit
messed, in their efforts to perfect and
porpetuate the organization. They
have spent n great deal of time and
money in the undertaking, and de-
serve To be successful. II properly
aided in their oNertions, the Band
may and will become an institution
of which our citizens should feel
proud. Should they conclude TO give
anotherentertainment, we wish them
fair weather, full house, and plenty
or g.pouhQchs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08
DIR. JOHN BULL,
Principal Office No. 40 5th Cross-st.,
LOUISVILLE, ky.
B u LII -
WORM DESTROYER
TO My United States and World.
wide Readers.

r HAVE RECEIVED MANY TESTIM0-
l. malls from professional and medical
men, as my almanacs and various publica-
lions have shown, all of which are genu-
Inc. The following, from n highly educats
ed and popular physician In Georgia, il
certainly one Of the most sensible commu
nications have ever received. DIR. Glenn
ents knows exactly what he speaks of, and
his testimony deserves TO be written in let.
tiers of gold Hear what the Doctor says OF
Butts Worm Destroyer:
VILLANow, WALKER COUNTY, GA,
June 20, 1865
DR.. JoHN BULL-Dear Sir: / have re.
Gently given your "Worm Destroyer" sew
eral trials, and ind IL wonderfully eilica-
cious. II has not failed in single Instance
to have the desired effect. am doing u
pretty large country practice, and have
daily use for some article OF the kind. i
am free to confess that know of no RENEE
dy recommended by the abest authors
that is so speedy and certain in its effects.
on the contrary, they are uncertain In tho
extreme. My object I'm writing you Is to
find out upon what terms 1 can get the
medicine directly from you. III can get
II upon easy terms, shall use great dedl
OF II. lam aware that the use of such arti.
cles Is contrary to the teachings ana prac.
tice OF great majority of the regular limo
OF M. DIS, but see no just cause or good
know to be efficient, simply because wo
may be Ignorant of its combination. For
my, part. shall make - q rule to uso eny
and all means TO alleviate suffering hui
manity which may be able to command.
not hesitating because some ono more In
genious than myself may have learned its
effects first, and secured the sole right to
use that knowledge. However, i am by
no means an advocate and supporter of the
thousands of worthless nostrums that are
ffooding the country, that purport to
cure oil manner of diseases to which flesh
Is heir. Please reply soon, and inform mo
OF your hest terms.
lam, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS I. CLEMENT, NJ. d.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08

COMMUNICATIONS T.. Rice
Esq, candidate for Judge of this Ju
dicial Circuit, is n man for the people,
intelligent, firm, of unsullied reputa
ton, and will, if elected, mcte out
impartial justice to all classes.
w. J. Broaddds, Esq, candidate foI
Attorney General, is an upright
christian gentleman Of fine legal at
tainments. We have known hin
from boyhood, and are glad to see GU
old classmate promoted
These worthy gentlemen were
nominated 10y acclamation let all 90
10 work In earnest and secure thei
triumphant election. ..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08

New planning MILL.-Messrs. G..
b. Wilson 4 Co. announce that they
have completed their new flooring
and planning mill and are now ready
to receive orders for anything in their
line. They have the latest and most
improved machinery, employ the
best workmen, keep large stocks on
hand, and can do work as well and
as cheap rs it can be done anywhere
in this section of country. They
have just issued classified price list,
to which they invite especial atten-
fiAr
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08

WOODS HOUSEHOLD ADVOCATE,
We have received the numbers of
this publication from January to May
inclusive. 1t contains 10 large pages
of closely printed literary and agri-
cultural matter of high order, and
is furnished to subscribers at 10 cents
per annum. $. $. Wood, publisher,
Newbcrgh, n. Y.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08
A CARDI
OFFICE TENN. ORPHAN ASYLUM,
CLARKsvILLE, TENN, May 3, 80. !

OIFTCE TENN. ORPHAN ASYLUM,
GAINESVILLE, TENN, May 3, 80. 5
EDITOR CHRoNICLE-Dear Sir
We regret to call upon you 80 fire.
quently, but it is due our general
travelling agent, Mrs. E. Norris, that
we should state to the public that her
name as our only authorized agent,
Except Mr.. A. Mizell, was accident
ally omitted in our card last week i'm
reference to the imposter, Mrs. G. o.
Andrews. Mrs. Norris has been
abroad in California for two years,
but has been very successful, and we
would dislike exceedingly to do her
even an unintentional wrong. Your
attention TO this will oblige.
Very truly,
Mrs. G. A. HENRY, Pres't.
Mrs. A. G. MUNFoRD, Sec'y.
California papers and Others friend
ly to our cause please copy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-08

We are authorized To announce JAMES
T., RICE rs u candidate for Judge of the
10th Judicial Circuit, Election on the 9th
OF May. inch l3-te.
We are authorized 10 announce W. A.
PEFfER Ms n candidate for Judge of the
10Th Judicial Circuit. Election to take
place the 9th of May.
March IN 'Ho-t,Ia