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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
CURES RHEUMATISM.

MuRFREEsBoRo, TENN, July8.
DIR. j. j. LAwRENCE, Balti-
more, Md.-Sir: You viii please
send me four Az more bottles OF
your most excellent medicine.
As you will remember, one
month or six weeks ago, | re-
ceived three bottles of IL. When
| commenced taking IL | could
scarcely walk Mt all when night
came, but now / suffer no more
from rheumatism. j have n lit
tie brother that is about 10 lose
his sight, and | wish to try il for
him. You will please find en-
closed SO. for which you will
please forward me the medicine
Immediately.
Very respectfully,
remain,
SAML. G.. M'FADDES,
j. o. Box 100, Murfreesboro,
Tenn.
Sold by Druggists everyw here.
For sale by n. II. stewart,
CiarksyIlfe, Tenn.
April 10, '6S-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
Male Academy.
d. NJ. Quarles, Principal.
Col. X. D. Whitehead, Associate.

'I,ffE SECOND TERM OF THIS SCHOOL
i viii begin ON Monday, the 7th OF Sep
tember, 1868, In Stewart College building
and close at the 0nd OF twenty weeks
Both of the teachers are graduates of tho
University OF Virginia, and have made
tehching their business, exclusively since
leaving that Institution-some thirteen
years ago-both in Virginia and In this
State.
The object aimed at, VIII be TO prepare
young men 10 enter the University of Nir-
Hinia, or any other College, or nj them for
me business OF life. The course of instruc-
ton VIII be modelled after that AT the uni
yersity OF virginia, and, ms far as practical
bic, the same books Will be used.
Ises per Term Of - weeks-n Adpance.
English and Primary course in Math-
English and Advanced course In
% .i' ~ J, 4 - ''...'.''.'', 70 W
ira. d. NJ OITARI,i.s
Feb. q. 80 6m. " '"'''''-''
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
MA OSADALIS

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 1868.
DIR. j. j. LAwRENcE-Dear Sir.
! take pleasure in recommends
ing your ROSADALIs as a very
powerful Alternative. l have seen
1t used in two cases with happy
in "a case of second
airy syphilis, in which tho pa
tent pronounced himself cured
after having taken five bottles of
your medicine. The other IL a
case OF scrofula of long standing,
whlch IL rapidly improving un-
are that the patient will soon
tecover. Ihave carefully exam
ined the formula by which your
Rosadalis is made, and find il an
excellent compound OF altera-
tive ingredients. Yours truly,
X. w. CARR, NJ. h.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

We haye mems prime Calf
and Kip Boots, which we
are confident will give per.
feet satisfaction.
Boys Calf Boots and Shoes
Box-toe Boots and Shoes
for Boys.
Children's Shoes in great
variety.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

AsnLEY the Great Impcachcr, is
80 be rewarded for his trcachory TO.
ward President johnson 10y the ap.
pplntmont rs Governor of Montana.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

In Is stated that j. II. Johnson,
knownas "luha Dam, " has been en-
ployci rs agent of Castillo, circus.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

We urge every one to ex-
anime our Shoes before buy
ing. We keep, by far, the
best assortment, and will
guarantee our prices to be
at the lowest point.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

GEN. JouN G. BmCKrNRInGE is
M present the guest of EV- GuNvrnor
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
BOOTS and SHOES |

Ladies' Front Lace Caters,
high cut.
Ladies' Congress Cloth Gal.
tiers.
Ladies' Goat, Calf and Glove
kid Balmorals.
Misses Fancy Cloth Balmo-
rails.
Misses Fancy Morocco Bal
morals. .
Mems Slippers.
Ladies' Embroidered Slip.
pers.
Shoes, without heels, for old
ladies.
All and many more to be
found at
Coulter, Hillman & Co.'S
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
NEWS ITEMS.

THE number of Masonic Lodges in
Alabama is 3i6; number of Masons
Ii 1Do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09
the LATE sTuGa.

From the Troy Wing. Oct. 81
The amount OF water which fell during the recent
storm was enormous. Very few have an idea OF the
real quantity We have taken the pains to figure up
the matter superfcallY and the result Ia amazing.
During the brief continuance OF the rain from
early Sunday morning to Monday morning about
ten O'Clock, the fall OF rain In Rensselaer, and Albany
counties averaged hve inches In depth. The area OF
these two counties may ba put down OF L. square
miles, which covered with water TO the depth OF five
inches gives 240 500 36 900 cubic inches of water
which Is equivalent TO 41I6 .4o4 gallons, or
IL, $751; 8S4. AS nogsheads.
The population OF the globe being estimated at
1000 900, the fall OF rain In the counties OF Rons
selaer aud Albany alone would supply every man,
woman and child upon the face OF the earth with
two and one-half gallons OF water per day for one
year.
When 1t Is understood that the late storm took a
wide range OF territory passing through the Eastern
states, down the Hudson to New YORK. ana sweep
Ing over Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and or
to the Southwest; and when we consider that the
average fall OF rain was about five inches, 1t Will
readily be seen that the amount or water which fell
during the two days OF storm Is absolutely incalcu
liable. 10 seems almost Impossible that such al
immense bulk Of water could have been retained as
vapor, hanging like a sword over the earth, and
shifting hitler and thther with the wind, at length
descending with terrible violence and fury and
spreading ruin and disaster far and wide, but bear
ing blessings to man OF the utmost necessity for his
existence and that OF the entire creation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09
ACCIDENT 10 A RAILROAD TRAM.
Remarkable Escnpe.

[From the Lynchburg Republican, Oct. 81
The mail train OF the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road made an almost miraculous escape from o ter
ribe and tragic accident yesterday morning. Az
the engine was emerging from the mouth or deep
cut two miles and half from this city heavy
boulder weighing some 1900 pounds. became de.
tached from the side OF the precipice and rolled
down. striking the 'front.' OF the tender and throwing
1t of the track. The tram was proceeding along at
its usual rapid rate and the consequence Of this sud-
den and violent interruption was that the express
Car and the car occupied by the maii agent and
baggage master were also thrown from the track
and rolled down the sides OF steep embanKment,
making two or three complete revolutions F0rtu-
nately or rather providentally the passenger cars
were detached from the express car by the breaking
Of the shacke, and were left standing safe on the
track. Still more slngulary. tue two cars which
were thrown from the rails stopped suddenly mid
way the steep descent OF the embankment, securely
balanced their wheels sinking into the soft soil up
to the trucks thus fixing them In their positions.
Though both OF these cars were filled with heavy
articles no person on board OF them was IN the least
injured. Their deliverance was little short OF
miraculous. The huge rock which came so near
carrying death ana disaster In is sudden and sheer
descent was loosened from its hold in the hillside
by the late heavy rains. Had 1t fallen an instant
sooner 1t would have crushed the cab OF the engine
like an egg SHE'LL and PROBABLY killed both fireman
and engineer. Tue engine was not disodged from
the track Ut ALL The track was cleared by the active
eiOrts OF MAJOR Goodwin and the trains lett yester
day afternoon at the regular hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09

sskc 1000 Ohio at 6oc, 1000 No. do. at 40 %c 1000
wisconsin and Iowa At 4ec 5000 Xxx above ono a.
err at also e pulled at !2c a. bsoe
ou super DO ~ s6Sc &c. $1,000 - 4c $50 sh
Extra a. c xhoo lambs At 49c 4ic $500 extra at 4lc
4oc hoOOo lbs Texas chiefly hne at 23c cths made
price Tor bufryOU0 lbs. spring California at S0c
e The latter price for Al and es fall and lambs
on private terms BY auction 24 bales damaged Cape at m
s &C. we Pennsyyanis and Virginia
&c scs low asac toc Sey yors, Michigan and WIS
fsc; low 47c 4sc Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri
f1 blood 500 b2c Xxx. 4gc Doc. and No. l, 49c.
DC; unwashsd &c &c. Texas hne and medium 2Dc.
s6c low do Zoe 2sc. California, spring clip, AZ to AP,
SOc &c., b. Sc q &c. s, 25c 80 fall clip, 2Uc &c,
according TO quality.
wlALRnosR-Arctic firmly held At 81 tgold). but We
heard OF no sales.
WnIsEEr-Receips $50 bbls. The demand
active. while prices higher 100 bbs sold at VI
u ~ Gax paid, almost all ut 81 20 . VI q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09

Inc I0ll0Wing were the closln1 prices OF STOCKS
OF the last session OF the Stock Exchange
Canton. 81 a 81; Cumberland, 281l 81; Western
Union, 36as 3eH; Quicksilver, 10 n IA; Marposa,
sk 0; do. preferred. 10 III Pacific Mail, ossS
osx; Boston Water Power, 49,. lax; Adams Ex-
press, "a 64A; Wells-Fargo Express, % 20; Anne
rican Express. "a SO; United States Express "a
q SAX; New York Central 1741 17iH; Hudson
River 1887 cash 1850; Harlem. $50 1876; Erie,
sax q 49, do. preferred, 81 q ISL; Reading 90
. 0eX; Michigan Central, l21; Lake Shore s4H
as4K; Illinois Central, 1897 1874; Cleveland and
Ptttsburg, 95a bid; Chicago and Northwestern,
Tx a 7iM; do. preferred, 84h s4tl; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, "A bid; Rock Island, 1914
1903: Milwaukee and st. Paul, 6s4 6s5t; do. pre-.
ferred 81 s2,I; Toledo and Wabash, IS So;
Fort Wayne, s6x . s5k; Alton and Terre liaute
70 q aoh; do. preferred, SO a 81; Ohio and
Mississippi. 2s4 a 2s,s; Delaware and Lackswanna
loe bid; New Jersey Central 1ol lolk; Chicago
and Alton, 1870 a l3sh; DO. preferred, 1873 1877;
Morris and Essex. SIX . $50; Hannibal and St.
Joseph, l07 1oss; DO preferred 1904 lOs Column
bus, Chicago and Indiana Central 25h bid The
range Of che leading stocks was as follows =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09

ing OF tho citizens OF st. LOUIS held on the 10th OF
August the undersigned committees have sent
invitations TO the President aud Vice President OF
various States and Territories to attend IN person.
and requesting the latter TO appoint two dele
gates for each Congressional district and four dele
oates at large for each State TO meet In convention
AZ st. Louis, No. on the 10th OF October next, for
the purpose OF discussing the expedIency Of the
removal OF the national seat or government from
Washington city TO some point In the Valley OF the
Misslsyppi and In order that every portion or the
country may be represented the committee earn
esty recommend that In case any or the governors
may fail TO make any OF the desired appointments
the people OF the Congre ssional districts OF such
States shall appoint the prescribed number or dele
gates 90 represent Them who Will De recognized and
cordially received. L. r. SHRYOCK, Chairman.
L. u REAvIs, Seer etary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09

Corn meal s:: i ss.ai;w;s...:.......:.. &c:
oSR va. aa and &C. n.
for amber winter The sales were about ooo bushes a.
e s s WA.
Ksu so tssp na u 70 0 sSa ss q ~ 81 20 G wS.
ssles wers about bushels for mixed wss,srn
a. % y; sa and ssssy ssas $4,000
ss Ct s @ RS VA quiet B aaf lower
@ gs' snssa aT 81 barley malt which was hrm
FREionTs The market was QUIET but rates we're sener.
s firm aa II. ehsr.erhg bushes. rs more active
a spc s former FORM rates The
q e. % and 50 hhds tobacco Al U.s. 3d. per
o S.ss s and 100 s5d 81 s :,
70 London 1850 SusssIs wheat on private terms TO
inside rate T. Br:msD bOi: petroleum. a. g.
the charters were.A ship from New Orleans 70 Havre.
js;s g sS.. y
i1s a'Ps 10
T. osr Tor
ss :ap 10 hs sr
oR srsn. r IL" s. ssSd.n SasI
We note the sale Of the American ship Colorado at about
FisnDry cod in soleraby active demand a. .bog.
e M - and sae1 mere made Of
49, n: ,s Say ssS ss: y. y,
Say sli Tor No. d. and az 80 for No. do In
q
about former prices The sales 5000 boxes 3Sc.
ooc for NO and scaled Other kinds fish quiet but
steady at previous quotations.
9UNNIEs still dull nominal 1870 o 17c. for
bags and 23ssc. a 23j8c. for cloth.
HoPsThe market continued TO rule dull there being but
little demand Prices still heavy lic &c for
and &C. 10c. for OLD.
HAY There prevailed moderately active demand at
steady prices Shipping quoted &c. &c., retail los
Soc VI TO- long rye straw s5c I U.s. and short do. &c.,
HEMP was inactive Prices remained nominal at l3llc n
&c., gold FOR MANILA &C. 6c do for jue, e. lac do
for S'sa and 7c &c. do for Tampco In bond No sales
were reported.
HIDEs-Tho market for all kinds was quiet, the demand
being light, but prices were generally steady We quote
sysss Ass' ss as Bas s h &y1ss,
20 70 lbs, 2lac. 2lHc.i Corrientes, VI a sS
bs coke. aslc. Rio Grandc, 20 81 lbs, 2c. Orinoco.
20AaS lbs, 21c 2lc California, q rs lbs, 19c a 2oc
Central American, IS a lbs, c. lSsc San Juan, 81 .
~ ibs., 10 u l61sc., all gold
IRoN.-1he business In Scotch pig light but prices
were steady for all kinds 300 tons Egnton
SN o. $ GIenganock WINS quoted SS8 3S 80 and Cart
SHERIFF. aS9 For American the market quiet prices
however, were without alteration, No being quoted 4J
4l and No. aSs $39 Sales lUU0 tons gray forge
PByte terms Refined bar was dull and nominal $S5
&S Co. Rails were but little sought afto but held with hrm.
ness English were quoted $56 co. gold and American $4
. $685. currency.
Observation-Disclosures sole was moderately active and
prices steady and frm especially for prime good
aged and heavy which The receipts continue
fair but the stock Ii reduced Oak steady former
prices while rough dull for all choice lots which
were In fair request. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09

The following were the closing street prices for gov
smments:-U United States currency skies, lo7X o
1osK; do. SKIES, 1881, registered. llsx 100; do.
DO, coupon. 40 . 12ok; nvetwsnties. registered,
May and November. llS . 1l5K; do. DO. coupon.
1882, do, 1904 120h; do. do coupon. 1854. do,
lloh llsA; do. do, coupon, 1865, do. l1sH
1901; do. do, registered. January and July, lis q
1885,; do. d. coupon, 1885, do, Ils 1lsh; do do,
coupon, 1857. do, lis llsA; no. do, coupon,
1858. DO, lis llsh; DO. tenforties. registered
1854 a 109 40. do, coupon, 100 q 1905.
The following quotations for Southern securities
were made In the street after the boards:-Ten-
nessee. ex coupon. ~ q o2K; do new, 68k 81;
Virginia, ex coupon. 81 Q 50; do. new, 50 %;
Georgia skies, SO a IS; DO. sevens. 90 %; North
Carolina, ex coupon ~ 40; do, new, As AK;
d. special tax, % 20; Missouri skies. SO s61S;
Louisiana skies, 70 II; do. levee skies. o. 86;
do. do. Fights, s3 q 81; Alabama eignts. 90 %;
do. 1ves 90 G3 South Carolina skies, 10 u; DO.
new, Is &C., city OF Memphis skies. As . So
At the government sale OF gold to-day the awards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09
At the government sale OF gold to-day the awards

Total. .Bl,Wu,WW
The Mutual Bank, Of this city has recently been
organized under the State law. and commenced
operations at No. 75O Broadway, near Astor place.
The president, william L. C0nkltn, has for many
years been engaged in the clothing business. The
CASHIER William s. Carman, was for q long time con-
nected with the East River Bank.
The importations OF dry goods at this port for the
week ending October I, compared with the pre-
vious week, are O., foilows:--
Sept. 80. oct. 7.
Entered for consumption. .$675,34D iOus, GOT
Withdrawn. .................. 6AJ,23O 6S3, TAO
Warehvused. ................6 O5,19S 4Sz,07S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Hal.past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Oct. 6-SP.M.
BHrswAx was heavy, small sales within the
range OF 4lc. a 42c.
coming under this headiug qniet prices however,
generally without atel atoms; Eastern spruce
tey sought after at steady prices, the sales being feet
within the range OF l8c. . &c. for choice
schedules Lime steady at III IS for 81 rs
for lump, with moderate demand. Rosendals
STEADY at For laihs there prevailed fair sales
1O0u0O ut 3D. Bricks unchanged, Now Jersey pale
selling at ~ 80 $5 50 do hard at 50 81 North
IS 80 lCroton at $l6 S1s. and Philadelphia front
CANpLRs-The was entirely for small lots which
were selling at former prices and city ada
mainline lSc. q 22c; sperm, 49,, and patent bsc.
COCOA duh, and heard OF no sales Prices were
nominal =. ioc gold for Guavaqul in bond, and 2sc
CoRDAaE quiet, but steady. Manila was quoted at
2lc. . 26c. and tarred Russia NJ l7c.
CooPRRAGE Stock slow OF sale, there being little
demand and prices were nominal o. the following quota
do, % % 10; molasses do, 80 do ~ 50 "a 50;
Il feet, S45 . $500 do, il feet, s1o S15: '-'r'
CoPPER-For all kinds ingot the market quiet there
The sales 10000 lbs ct a2C. sc c for
November.
CoTroN active demand for spinning and export
and the sales were heavy prices, however NC lower
The sales were 32b bales ncudng M to arive Of which
spinning, 166 for export ls6
$50 In transit For future delivery there moderate
business transacted but at lower prices Sales 100 bales
do October a. at a6sc; $50 do for October 1t &c.
26c 2u do. for November at leo do. for December,
and $50 20. g. b. at New Oreans) for December,
on private terms We quote =
fyx..u -ysuru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09

Havana Common, gCc. sake; good, a7c. 81 02Ji
Gue al o. ~ IS yaraf cui $50. SAGE II cut III %
q al I2tS. average lot, size. as3s
Manufactured Back work, common and medium, luc
2Qc in bond good and hne, 25c Goo, 10 bond Bright
work common medium, 25c. a30c in bond good AMI
tine $50. a 5hc., In bond. ,- 49,. a..
Woor-An Improved demand prevails for fleece but tho
dmnutve sses being restricted
by The rmness ohodcs who demand prices &c ale above
what BUYERS willing pay The stock OF most grades 10
only moderate In pull led wool there - an scys business
doing tho and being principally for super and extra
prices for which arc steady Lambs pulled is rne easier
Texas h moderately active at steady prices the inquiry being
moderate supply. California 70 selling moderately =.
prices fayorilg the buyer The business In forsiga
Continued light and prices remain nominal. Tho
sales were ieSuOd ibs nscce, Skc bc including aaU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09

Died.
BALpwN.-At Bloomfield. NJ, on Friday. octo.
and Annie v. Baldwin.
Funeral win take place from the residence OF vii.
liam q. vermilye. ala High street, Newark, N j.. on
Monday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
BAsKs.-On Thursday night October 7, MARIA A.,
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services, on Sunday afternoon, al one
O'Clock, from her late residence LAT East Thirty
BoYLE.-on Thursday, october 7, CATHERINE,
wife OF Patrick Boyle.
The funeral will take place on Sunday next at two
O'Clock from his late residence, 1880 Third avenue.
BREsNAN.-Ou Friday morning. October 5, HUGH
BRRsNAs, a native OF Castle Island. county Kerry,
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral on Sunday after
noon at two O'CLOCK from his late residence, No. 20
Roosevelt street.
BRoLLY.-On Thursday, October 7, ELIZABETH,
widow OF william Q. Broy, aged II years.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also OF
her son, James g.. and OF her son-in-law, William ].
Dawson, are invited TO attend the funeral from her
Saturday afternoon, as one O'Clock.
BURNs.--ln Brooklyn on Friday, October 8, at %
High street, MICHAEL BURNS. aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from St. James,
church Jay street, on Sunday afternoon, at two
CIAYroS--on Thursday evening, October a.. In
Grand street suddenly Ino MAS, CLAYTON aged ~
The friends Of the deceased and members OF the
New York branches OF the Amalgamated society OF
funeral from his late residence, No. IL columbia
street, on sunday afternoon at two O'Clock.
THOMAS ARSC0TT, President
MARTIN DAVIS. Secretary.
Bolson ana Manchester (Englsndl papers please
copy. - o.,
GaRRoLL.-on Thursday afternoon, october Z,
FRANCIS CARROLL. In the 10th year OF his age
The relatives ana friends are respectfully invlse0
70 attend the funeral, this Saturday afternoon ~
half-pasl one O'Clock, from his late residence, No
! 279 Mott street. -. ~
| CAssrpY-At SuGern. N, ", on Thursday October
! l. John CASSIDY, formerly OF Jersey city.
| Funeral at Suiiern, on Saturday mornins, at ten
/ O'Clock.
| DoBsoS.--On Thursday, October |, CAryARINE M
4 DoBsOS, daughter OF Francis and hilxa DoOson
/ aged years, months aud y DAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09

prices res1c the sales being 4oo Gags ex steamer
South America, ASS do. Harmony TO to Bsltmore
1000 steamer Merrmac. and 52 do. er kalisto
private Other kinds dull but unchanged We
loo good do iss,c ,lsac; prime do, islac 10 ;
pore 2Jc 2adc. Ceylon, f7c l9ac Maracaibo. l6c.
a20Jec; Laguayra, 1916. EAc.i Jamaica loo l6c.
Costa RIGA H6e. iS6c. Manila, i6c &c. Mexican l6o.
q lSc., aud Savanilla at l4Nc 16c.
DyEwooDs.-There rather demand Tor logwood,
prices which without particular change ST. Domn
80 and Jamaica Icing quoted $2o gold Other kinds wers
duh and nominal Cuba fustio quoted at $50, gold;
other kinds futc *15 4l7, do camwood, $780, do aud
wesilcoast Lima wood. $50, currency - ~ a,,.
FLOUR AND GRAis.-Receipts 4S77 bbls. hour, lei6Iz
bushels wheat 277 do. and 1851 do oats The -four
market closed steady low grades for which there was
fair demand, but family brands dull and nearly nonl
nal California nou was quiet but unchangci Sales OOUo
bbs souhern nour quiet the demand being light and
prices were generally heavy Sales $50 bbls Rye -four was
moderately active mt former prices sales H0 pbls. Corn
meal was dull but unchanged Sales 800 bills, part at 80