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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13

FRoN J. c. PARKER, Seventh street, op.
posite the Post onlce; Joseph shillington,
odeon Building, and Philip 4 solomons, wo
have "Harpors' Bazaar" for the week ending
July "a, and from Parker and shillington,
''Madam Demorost's Monthly Mirror Of
Fashions" for August.
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IL rersess
MAYOR eonorai Thomas ana sAan ien ro'~
aud, Oregon, on the sth Of Jay fof AlaskA-
Rr.sccrctary WILLARD n. kwspa 4 con-
"a a. nj. ho,., =, - Aco Nv an
II
't'aek OF rneumatnm II
Chief Justice ChAse mas oturDsd 70 Inc
Ity.
Comm,..,onar R.,rara. of ,he Burcau of ,
, ~ :, ri.
1dueation, mas received renewal OF MS I
from President GRANT.
Pavmastcr Robert p. IJsle has been de-
49,. -, a.,a.od home.
"o. '.o n, ""1 - NJ
>nd rassoo AessssAns raymaA'ei '"nn 's-
Mahon has been ordered 70 that vessel. IL Loo
Ma,o, d. n. n. Nevln has bean promo.ed
80 - ~. ns.l-,.. - x,S.s....,,ar,
Ioea,e' VI 'ue ' m y. - -
penditures IN tne hegusteft nWeaus " roas-
ury Department. Major N. has been iden-
tiaed with ths Reg,stsr's ofzss for several
,e,,. n,,or a ,vt,eh n. ..rvrai .,,h a,.tIpo.
fs' - -. - A., -.
war. This division has for long time been |
under tho mansrcmont of r. Klei, ESQ.,, re-
candle ,emov.a, IusiH Ia band ....l a.g
''.sv $780,.
Among those Gaining upon the secretary
Of the Interior, yesterday, were Senators
Nye. Ro.s. Harris, Morton, Williams, Spencer
"a "a - - -.
anu o""y.s
sena.or Nyo.oa'.s ,o' 'o,aoa ' ~.
Considerable anxiety has been felt BY the
mauy friends, intending the members of the
,,r..s who haxa one, he.r n,.c.a unaey
-. ..s...,. A.. -.
oohgauons ny 'ua' geu'iomsn, 10 70 'nc pres
ent health OF Nj. II. X. White. We arc
happy 10 state that since his arduous labors
have been lirhtened by the sppointmcnt of
~ ~. .,.,., ", Iv,,,,. ~.
Mr. heeen 20 nus sse's'n' -, |" NV. 10, ~,
been already regaining ms heatn, and ms
physicians think . month at the Capos will
restore him to psrfect health. r-0 D.. w.
..at. ...f7
=, m. p.,u.u,,r 3D..
,.x,.w oT N. 81 $500 a. vI,.,.s.
nr,.o,, la, 3 len
r, "a, r5go, ,r n, R,.,suc,.,
Now thst an, s,rrr.heat M the VIVA, .,-
- $500, ..,u.,,.. -. ,.,a, ~,
eitng e'oc'orAi campaign ever hcid In VIZ
GINA has given place to tho tumultuous re-
joieings Of an entire people oycr their we'll
-, a.,,.. e. a.. 49,.
W." u'''o'ane0 .''" t"o 'n's'uo" VI u"
odious ana proscripuve prc-consulatc, II Is a
| atting time 70 cpiscmike the history Of the
struggle. and Law beforc vour r.aaers some
| oao,s y,,,.h ~. .o,,,a -. -. -,
'ae'. "n." '".y .o"'u ".''' na'o e'Neo
al without making study oil the contest
/ upon the field. lcft Washington a week
i ago without any very clear understanding
| Of the present state OF Affairs In this First
Military District, and uncommitted to the
interests of either OF the opposing candi-
dates. I have held myself open to the state
| msAts of both parties, having no personal
| Interest at stake, and have sought for en-
lisktmont from every quarter. have con-
vefsed with mon who represent every shadc
| Of opinion, from the unrepentsnl rebel to
that rara dr.. IN trra, native virginian,
original abolitionist, and the result has been
| q daily Increasing conviction thai the TIL
umph OF the true Republican or Walker
| ticket Is guaranty OF sounder and more
thoroughly reliable reconstruction In Viz
1 ginia than has fallen to the lot Of any South
en State. I'M
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13

The RED STOCKINGS, OF Cincinnati, beat
the Forest City Base Ball Club, at Rockford,
ILL.,, last Saturday, by 81 10 10.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13

EXCURSION TO oLYMDST BY THE
Il MhssD CSAPEh syE9Ah sghooL.
ssysnth str set. atO =. m. and 4 p. m.
T,sh ~ for Adele: 10 Cts. childra under u
Music will be IN ate ndAnee jylsN
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13
TEL ID r IoPLH
CONTINUE TO PRESS UPON THE
TWO TRIUMPHS 70.
FOR THE IMPROVED SNOW CLAD SODA.
with Fruit and Cream Syrups
IN GLAs! FOUNTAINS. AT
KOIB'S MAY BUILDING,
Corner of seventh and = streets.

L BAGO INDIANS,
Sealed propose Ia will be received uniil II 'eloek,
m on the 18th day OF seventh month July, $50
at tho Ofee Of tho sdsnt Of lndiap Affairs
Nebraska, for furnishin subsistence 10 the Winnie
bAgo Indians, at their reservation In hsbrAska,
eighty Ave miles north Of Omaha City, as follows:
7,WOpounls Of Beef per week, net weight
100 pounds Of Flour per week, or In lieu thereof
l7b bushels Of wheat per week, Ito be delivered at
the reservation mill. At tho option Of the Supern-
teudent.
900 pound Of Salt per month.
Up to the lst day Of seveuth month, lJuly, leD.
All articles OF -ub.isteuce furnished must be Of
good quality aud suhjset TO imposition aud re-
lection by the Agent Of the winnebagoes.
The right Ia reserv TO increase or diminish the
InIendsnt Of indian Affairs for the Northern supsr-
intendencyi also, to terminate the contract that
may bo entered into on giving tho eoutrzetor or
contractors siH weeks notice.
The contractors will be required 10 eneonts a
good nd suldelent bond In tn. sum OF tl0 900 for
the faithful fulhllment Of the contract
The party or parties to whom the award IL made
must be prepared at once to execute the contract
aud give the required bond.
Separate proposals W DO received for each Arti-
cl. ~ subsistence called for In this Advertisement
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids thai
| may be offered,
| Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals. for Sub
sistence for wiuuebsgo Indian. ,,
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs,
| Dated sixth month tJuno) ~ 1860. len-d
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13

SM lKgD SALMON -Jutr eSiyed, on eon. ign.
- ment. SD ID. u.s., yJnu'sJ smoked Salmon, tbs
nnss, ever offered 10 this market, for sale low By
I' BkYAs BkOTilkRs,
3t9 PennsylvAnia avenue,
Jyl3-e"dI lStarl bet sixth aud seventh -is
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13
Summer Resorts.
VIAUQUIER WHITE U L r II U y
SPWIN0N. FHH '|'.. ..I
These popuI.r sp.iss. sp.s.d ON The 9r.m .s

goth Of June.
The w.tsrs are unsurpassed as 80 sitsratiye ant
useluAllsd for the euro Of drop.y. dysPspsia AnA
nervous affect ons PECULIAR TO ladlss Their tca,c
effects have secured the oommsndations Of phYsi-
These sprinGs are ensy 81 access, md the nsafss!
Of all 81 the yirgins Springs 70 Wsshiskton and
reached By The Orange and AieIsndra railroad 70
the town Of w.rsStun aud thenes By csrrtsGss,
over q good road. sig l6I miles to the SPRING..
TERss. SO per month .tis per week, tpsr day
Children and servants sccordiag 70 nceommeda-
Edward Msnshap, OF the bard Of The AIaspoiis
jy7.im Proprietor.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13

INFRINGEMENT IN raE Posr OFFICE De-
rARTnST.-The following exhibit shows
that economy and rctrenehmont are being
pfacticcd 10 cohmehdstlo degree in the
Post 0faec Department as we'll as elsc-
where. Tho Postmaster General has, since
entering upon his duties In March last,
made a thorough Investigation Of the cx-
pcnsive and unnecessary routes In some Of
tho Western Territories, and has made tho
following reductions by diseontinuapce and
curtailncnti
Wells, Fargo = o., By completion Of
Pacific railroad diseon tinucd). $50, ss2 81
San Antonio, Texas, to III Paso aud
Branches, ieurtailedl .............. ios,1si %
tinusd). secs. ..................... 5000 90
nsrdiao, Jedrt.iiedI. ............... ssoo -
lase, tdi.eootiauedl.. .......... 80. s,sIS %
Prescott, New Mexico, to turkey
Greek, tdiscoatinusdj. ............. IsIs %
wAla Wala, Washington Territory, .s.
.ieuri.iIedJ.. ."..................:. D.Sss %
Pass tdi.eontisuedl ....: 49,. 10000 %
.sostinuoa). .:...... ........ I,sss %
mond City, (disoontiuuedl. ....... 1880 -
Hunters, Nevada Territory, to Boise
Gi'y. {oar,sil.dl: ;;.;:....... sa,is. 90
gon, teurtsiled). ............... .... 1s,122 %
TotsL..................... tTIs ,seI O.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13

The VIRGINIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ton Is INDUCED as to who will be selected
by tho Legislature Of Virginia as Senators,
District, is mentioned among the rest. It
seems to us that 1t would DO a harmonizlug
policy on the part of the Legislature to elect
this gentleman. He was a faithful sup
porter of Governor Wells, voted for him,
and used all honorable means to elect him.
His selection will be an indication that the
successful party arc disposed to heal all
differences, and proceed to organize the
State upon Republican principles under tho
reconstruction acts. He Is we'll qualified
for tho position, and will aid materially in
bringing the State into sympathy with the
present Administration.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13
New Advertisements

GALr'5 WOOD AMP COAL QEFIgB
avenue, be,Sesa Twelfth And Thinsenih streets.
jyl3eolw
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sa-GALT,s WOO AND COAL
kS OFFICE has removed to No. 951 Psnu
syly.nia avenue. between Twelfth and Thirtsentt
streets, jyBe5lW
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13

COUNTRY BOARD, PERSONS WISHING
" country board eau be aeeom modatcd three
P %t; Gaa H aSifse1 g 0p ne
Erestest abundAnce. kxcsllent hsh,nr. Salt water
tsssss LSIS;oqSs Nc saf!s Al, TsrH e Psr ssk
iels aotf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
4 Family Lives On DOg-meat and
HOrse-meat.

On Wednesday, August Arnold
was arrested charged with committing
a breach of the peace. He had been
at work cutting wood on shares, and
after having received quantity of
wood he offered to sell il for S. so
cash. The man bought 1t, but when
he came to take it away he conld not
pay for it. Arnold objected to his
taking it, but the man claimed that
he owned it, and insisted upon TAX
ing 1t away, whereupon Arnold
threatened him bodily injury. After
his arrest it was learned that Arnold's
family had become so poor rs to he
unable to buy food, and had gone for
three days without anything to eat,
when finally they killed their dog and
ate it up, and after that an old horse
belonging to Arnold was killed, and
at the time of his arrest his family
were subsisting on horse at.-Neu
HdUCn Courier.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
establishment OF 4. New Rank.

Mr.. Lindsey introduced n bill i'm
Imp l5i,,aIe yeituru"y, 70 eJ'nolism
Deposit Bank Of Nashville. The
capital stock of bank is to be 500, 900
watch may be increased to S200,0O0 ut
a discretion of "A majority of the stock
no ders, to be dew .de,l Into shares OF
MY dollars each. The bank will be
under the superintendent of the fol-
lowing persons: III. G. French, TX.
G: Scovel, Henry Hurt, F. FL. Frech,
W. w. Totten, Arch, Cheathnm, n.
Hobson, }. w. Hoyte and II. r.
Yeatman. The bank is chartered
until 1890, The bill passed its first
reading and was referred to the Com
mite ON Banks Union and Dis
patch 18Th.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-5 +. M.--Gold opened
this morning on the street, with heavy feel
ing, at 1854, and afiuctuated. between that
and 1855 all day, closing at 1857. AT the
regular board there was a heavy feeling
with n disposition to call in loans, which
resulted in marked declines. Bonds oi
1854 Offering at llls4j 1910 bonds at 1905
and Pacific 6s at 1907. 49,.
Dry goods market strong and advancing
Medium bleached muslins al vanccd 1c. pei
yard; New York Mills and Wamsutta are
In the market but viii rise g 90; Lonsdalt
lsc.; Brown drills, Appleton a, l7l9c,; ths
Sprague prints advanced to lac for dark
and 'I31sc for light styles; Merrimac Az
for ID, and Ice for w pinks, and l0,sc FOL
PUPPIES. ~ -
; Cotton opened duh and scarce, and close
firmer with a fair demand--sales of 4,s0
bales at 2s' &c for middling uplands.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
End Cross ana Commerce street

ton, 10 the highest bidder, without reserve,
the House and Lots attached on I.I
End Cross ana Commerce streets.
belonging b TO the estate Of Mrs CaihsIine
ted In the very heart Of the city. ana
ndjoins the splendid business block recent
~ built by Mcssrs. Harrison & Wall, when
Is now the most desirable portion OF the
city. fHl
This property Will be sold In seven lots
as follows: The house VIII be sold VIII
| 100 feet front on second street, includiDRa all
The buildings on the premises, and running
back about 3lsla feet. Two lots, north Of
the house, fronting each on second street
- feet, running back l761s feet. Two lots,
south Of the house. fronting Zach on sec9nn
street 52l feet, running back about Sls5i
feet, and two lots fronting each on Com:
inercc street % feet. running back about 10
/ feet.
The residence Is one OF the very best in
the city, and has seven large rooms, two
on the place good kitchen, moke-houso,
servapt-houscs, fcc-house, stable ana car
risge-honse. Tho two lots fouih q Nc
house are made up Of the garden, WHEN ,n ~
a variety Of tho best Strawberries. kasp-
berries, Fears, Peaches, Grapes, Quinfer'
and other choice huitss For further pni
ticulars consult handbiiis, which oxhibit -
TERMS tho house, one-lhird caI,.
balance In and 2years, With notes benfinE
interest from date and a lien retained ~,
other security required Tho other lotswl y
d credit Of and years with Interest, and a
lien retained. The house Is rented fof w,
year 1859 for s7o0. payable quarterly ann
the note for this rent Will be transiofieo -
q. @. SMITH, Executor
Dec %, iaos-iw.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15

|. O. OF o. F.-Thc Joint Com
mitttce of arrangements for the Semi
Centennial Anniversary of the In
PRODUCTION of Odd Fellowship in the
United States, met on Saturday even
ing ut the hall, North Sixth street, p.
c. Master John w. Stokes, presid-
ing, with VIM. Curtis, rs Secretary
and Nj. Richards Mucklc, Treasurer
Credentials from the delegates elected
and appointed by the Lodges and
Encumpments throughout the State
were read and the representatives nc.
knowledged. The Committee or Or.
gnnization made n lengthy report
| which was accepted, the same pro.
viding for the appointment of nine.
teen Principal Committees, with Il
view of dividing the labors consc,
quent upon the occasion of n celebra
I ton of the magnitude which Thu
1 promises to he on the Goth of Apri
next. Over three hundred delegate,
were present at the session, represent
/ ing very near all the counties In thi,
vast Jurisdiction, and the Creates
/ harmony and enthusiasm pervade1
| the large assembly.
The session adjourned to meet agar
on Saturday January .. In tn,
meantime an opportunity will be at
forded the presiding officer 10 appoin
the various committees contemplate,
in the action of the Committee on
Organization, and such appointments
will be announced at the'next meet
ing. Il. q. Sire, John a. Kennedy
the Chairman of the Commute iron
the Grand Lodge of the Unite,
states, was present, and address 81
them on the subject for which the,
were assembled. The most cheering
reports have already heen receives
from various parts of the Unitet
states, Of entire Lodges, Encamp
ments aud delegations having OK
pressed desire % come on aud par
ticipate in the grand festivities whicl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
Cincinnati Markets.

CINcINNATI, Jan. l2.-Flour dull fancy
red. Winter oats steady, white 60@6lc.-
Corn in good demand, d2@03c for new ear.
The hay marSes is oyerstocked; No. TIM
othy, sis4iS per ton. Mess pork Is held nj
so; bulk Shoulders, lls49 l2c; clear rib l5ilc.
Lard, zoe for prime city leaf Hams, I'D
lSc. Butter quiet Western Reserve, $50
iDc. Eggs, demand fair at 2S@20c In lois
Whisky, dull at 97c, tax paid. ?"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
THE FRANCHISE.


Tn the Ho,Ise of Representatives,
r..s. f.h. osb ;nst Mr. p;ch
y" ''''.a' VI" an =. o.,
arcs offered Tue loio",ne o'ii III ,e"
of the bill introduced by Mr.. ryder,
OH Thursday:
.!',,.,., - ,<.,,,.,,,x 49,
n the he calling of convention for the pur-
pose of so amending the Consti mtion Us
70 establish nniyers an,aiitv an Sa, se
the law of ali races. ~
wurpp.s The existing franchise
ror,,iatinne * this State were adopted
~, = mor;nd of great turmoil and ex-
citenpent and we're. i'm their inception.
;ntard',d ell tn sarveas 81 tpmnornry
n ,, and
- lVtpSnE,s The necessity for sloh
reg,,iatinns has now evidently ceased
ltoeeyiSt and
" yyupprAs IT. is the evident wish
of n iar,,a nnmber of the citizens of
Tannostee fbat civil disabilities nris-
~ ,,nder tbn said franchise rey,Iln-
i;onS ai,ouid Inc now removed there
go oN'fS III w
Dc n enacted NV the General AS
con,iiv ~ thr State of Ternessee.
1hat + al,oll he fine duty of the Gov
arnnr af this STATE. immediatelv M
M the nassaUe Of this nct. to make
lno,vn fthn Same to the qualified
3 v,'t.,I tof Tho State bv special procla-
= - 80, w M 10 .un,,1o,, said ouoIi-
6nd roters1 70 attend Mt the ns,,al
,,iaoos Of holdiny elections in tlae va
,i,rus connties for the purpose ,,f de-
o;Jjn,, Inv, vota whether or NOT IL the
/ wish Of laid voters. or of n majority
thnrenf that tho ntembers of the Sem
I Alto nnd Hn,,se of KepreIentatiyes of
the T legislature constituting the Cen
oral A Assembly, of the State. of Ten
nessee. should come together as a
Joint convention on the "a day OF
r re-, iIoo; a., NV Iva i"P aw ,ns
wien thew met in convention, by the
authority of the sovereign people OF
Tennessee, 70 adopI q iormal ora.
State now suffering under Disabilities
I imposed by the existing franchise en-.
actments altogether from the same
and securing at the same time, by the
terms of the said ordinance to all
classes of the people of Tennessee
without regard to race, complexion oil
lineage, absolute and permanent
equality before the law; and the quail
: flied voters of the State, when in at
tendance at the places of election a.
herein mentioned shall be required t.
inscribe upon the ballots deposited by
them either the word convention
or the words "no convention" il
: token of their ratification or rejection
of the proposition for holding a con
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
LOuisyille Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. l2.-Sales of III hhds.
tobacco new Tugs to cutting leaf 4l9@ lj12.
Cotton 27Hc. Mess pork }oc.. Lard iglga
clear rib sides ne "a i0c clear sides ldi1g
1916. Baeon-shouiders liHe; clear rib
sides l711c; clear sides lsc, packed, Flour
Corn 5s@eos. Oats 6o@d2 Whisky, raw,
| free, 81 W.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
Clarksyille Wholesale Grocery
.t 'if sh Market. " NlH~
Corrected BY oKusMAN q cHEsNuT.

CORRECTED ny oRusMAN q cHEsSUT.
IA il, Choice, isis@iS; eis4Eaed Yellow Elbow
l5sa@ 1917; clarified white ic,y@l7la; crushed
Moi.A yst A AID sYhuf Orleans, e5is75;
d. COFFEE Rio. faif. % Z prime, a4@25 !;
sAIsT. !. !. Kene%ha, bush bbs, "A %; Liy-
STAR CANpLEs.-l9@25. irr fdi 1fi
ofhAS0sgsN,So olnc Yiisul iE1h 7w1t E
y WHIsk EywSGommo country, 81 as@i So
best brands Robertson county, 81 1912 90.
| CHEEsE--W. r., ls1sQ20; dairy and faeto-
~, 20n22.
'RI6E-carollna. io@ia,k. 90 ~ %" q
SoAP--Bar, 7hg9. ..II tnL s.f rTI
oiIsTCoeI oil, sssio; lard oil, 81 70; lin
/ SpiRIis TURPENTrNE-9o 8" 800 t7fl
| NARNIsB-Copal,s SO 70; Japan. 90.
Wispgw iitAss- sxlo, 81 70 y box, ioxia,
s 30; 12xlf, o 90. '.i fi~ l'e9-
PowDER-Rifie. SO 90 y lzeg; lead. 1875 y N.
| SHoT--S3 256l3 So |.i,-.' tt.fr.',. So
| CAPs-i0ta50c n doz
UysTERs-2 and ! 10 cans, So s55l IS. lil
4 .SARDfNEs--20ta22c. rsf -Un Ur rQs
y M,cKEREL--No. 3, per Dbl, SIS 00G l8 90
KITS, Mol, So 85a3 On,
4 BLA6KISG-S715esS5. tNif ~ faH HNI
4 NAILs--s5 2s@8 OO l0d9id. yeas lIer
InoN-ksntucky, AZ. Tennessee, 81,
RoPE-22@25c.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15

MACON, GA. Jan. i2.--fho market opened
for middlings. The noon dispatches from
Eastern and European markets being "a
yorable, and announcing a still further at
became very active, aud prices went uI
another cent, the market closing arm ~
the following rates; Ordinary 30; good
ordinary, 2ilac; Liverpool middlings 26sxc
New York middlings, Tc. ..'.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
CHICAGO Markets.

CHICAGO, jan. II, '0s.--Flour unchanged
Wheat dull ut 81 13@I ls13. Corn dull; !
Oats steady at ds94. Receipt !, 800 hbls
flour, 29,OC0, bush. corn, X2.5i0 bush. wheat
S35 live and 2,9gO dressed hogs; shipments
10 800 bbis. -four, q 900 bush. corn, 200 bush
wheat, 2H live and sol dressed hogs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l2-Tobacco unchanged.
corn 62os70c; oats 55,95sc: pork $40 JoIt'p for
bulk shoulders l21sc; sides lJi4@ie]1 bacon
shoulders. lic clear sides and hams he
lard lac whisky, gIc. t'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
New orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l2.-Cotton steady
middIing 26IS; sales 0,300; receipts 2,so0.---
Gold $50. Exchange-Sterling AZ. Con-
soils 4G@46H. New York sight l.@3 dis
count. sugar firm and advanced &c. Mo-
lssses firm and unchanged. iiI ndl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
Executors Notice.

HAvING QUALIFIED Az ExECuIoh
Johnson. decd. all persons nov ing fnenl
selves 70 10 Indebted 70 Dor estate are Is
quesfcd 10 como forward ana MAKE psi,
Will present thoin within tho time PHI
seribsd by law or they Wal DO ioioFo'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15

TrNkER DAVE, Who figured SOME
what extensively in East Tennessee
during the war; il nov IN Nashville,
n..iugaC lhc Legislature an appro-
nrintimI for the relief of himself and
MN. L,..nA.,,l nm M La mnr.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15

\ BILL is now before the I.cgi4la-
,urv la incorporate an association of
manufacturers aud miners, and eN-
cnpting them from taxation for a
pcrial OF ten years. II Is by far the
most important measure, next 20 the
franchise question, which has been
introduced during the present session,
and we hapc 20 sac Il adopted.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15

.i CLARKsvILLE, TENN, jan. Is, 1869.
sales at the Tobacco Exchange. by SMITH
q HuTcifISos, of 10 Htds. at the following
prices: ~
$40 20, 10 50, . 20. s 90. s 70, so. z 70, I 10,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
PesIYIvELr BIZ solp aArcosr,
7DISEOLUTION.

frHE FIRM OF BOYD BRO, tcord,. is
Cradocis BOYD, leordl, viii settle The I'M.
nnfshed business OF the Arm. White 4
beaum ont are our SUCCESSORS, and we take
public. Cradock Boyd, (col'ti), will remain
az salesman Tor White n beaumont. Z
CRADock BOYD, icold.J
Jan. Is, 1S89-4w lEf7 q i,-N' NNir'