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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-04
BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctionccrs.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
v ESTATE.---In execution Of decree OF the
circuit court Of Richmond entered 3lst May
1859 in the cases Of ''Quarlcs's administrator rs.
Quarlcs and DIS and "kcrscv rs. Quarlesrs adj
ministrator. ." will sell at auction on MONDAY,
October 9Th. In the order named below, III" follow
ing REAL ESTATE. of which the late John ID.
Quarles died sciZcd-yi1.:
At l. o'clock n, in front Of IL" county conrt-
house. Il TRACT OF LAND in Icnrico county.
about seven miles below this city, between the y IL
liamsbur@ and Charles City roads, adjoining
Thomas French and others. containing igi $500
acres.
Immediately thereafter SAY at l o'clock =. NJ.
upon the promises. an undivided moicty of LOT
OF GROUND on the west line Of Twcnty-third
street between Main and Cary 10 hy l32 feet: the
other moictv of which Is owned by George Turner.
And in the afternoon. at ; o'clock upon the pre-
misses. a BUILDING LOT Ia by l5G feet to an alley
- icct wide. the north side "T Leigh street be-
tween Adams md -. Peter, adjoining the resi-
,Icncc Of Mrs. Ellen Fletcher.
TERMS: Gnc-;ourlh cash; balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months. with interest added
Tor negotiable notes. Titles retained by the court
until Ia" notes are paid.
ANDREW JOHNSTON. Commissioner.
GErEES x WILLIAMS. Aucti"necrs SEA-
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MACHINERY. &c.
RI y { Ii | n Z S III OP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
II 4 ltIIINISE


WOHES AND OFFICE lil5 CARY STREET, NE
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
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,TvG NH FOR SALE.-On MON

SPRlNG HILL FOX SALE.-on Mon
> DAY the nth day Of October next, al midday
At Chesterfield Courthouse that being roGtt-oaEh
hv authority Of Il decree of Chesterfield court IN
tile chanrcrv suit Tucker and others against
Brooke and others | shall sell by public auction.
to the highest bidder, L TRACT or LAND IN
Chesterfield county called "~PRlNG III a..
containing THREE HUNDRED AID EIGHTY
ACRES. ftformcrly belonged Ia benjamin Moody,
who sold Il to John Randolph Of Roanoke ana IL
l. now tn hc sold for division amOngs. his hlTS:
Nr. Moody kept tavern there formerly. and had
a r:lce-rGur~.. on the land.
There Is one Of the finest springs In the country
close 10 the dwelling. Ii IS said that a1"r Mr. Ram
tioluh bought it some friend asked him why he
gave 20 much for A. when he replied The spring
/, worth tho money! IT was formerly delight
fu ana healthy summer resort Tor the families OF
persons residing in the cities Of Richmond ana
Petersburg from each 81 which IL j. distant about
twenty miles. There Is good mill convenient
t. il. o,-r,
Also. an undivided third part Of Z tract Of one
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES wing near
The Eppngton mill known a. tie "M!LL-foAD
ITAtT.'
TERMS: Onc-third cash: the balance ~ two
.aral PAYMENTS at one ma two years from date. la
he secured by bond, with security and deed OF
trust on the property.
NCThi-thDr
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By Thomas W. Keesce, Auctionecr.

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF u
a decree OF the district court Of the United
states for the district OF Virginia. given and en-
tered September 20, 1862 in the matter OF John l.
Ballard. bankrupt, shall sell Mt public augtlol
10 the highest bidder. on the premises. on sAIt K
DAY. October 10, 1869, the following REAL Is
! l. !. That fl ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT NOV oc;;
cupied by John ?. Ballard} on the Richmond ana
Fredericksburg railroad about one ana Ia MY !
and appurtenanccs attached thereto. This pro-
merry Is ighlv improved and very valuable. mere
Arc In this parcel ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-NINE ACRES. The HOUSE and
NINETY ACRES contiguous VII be SOFA seE 81
raIcv This piece will be sold ut II o'clock \. VI.
= Tors Nos. $50. lj5. l5i. 1885, IL. Isl, $50 Up,
- lii Ift -. and III. In sidney. commencing AT
the northeastern intersection OF Iiarfic ana 'ar
ter streets running thence wcst"ardIE tl"hE s;'li
ITarrc street 500 feet. and running BACK cach be-
tween parallel lines III icct a., ,.,
Also IGI~ Nos. III. ll3. IL. Ill. and 10 with
the improvements thereon. III the plan OF beuha
Vista. beginning on the north side oi liiit1i9
street at a point distant 80 feet east OF ltltchic
street running thence along llilamS street cast
,vartFIv and fronting together thereon $50 feet ana
each lot being II feet deep This tract VIII be sold
2, An INDIyIDED ONE-HALF INTEREST
in LOTS Is and Il. ou Franklin street. In Il pan OF
property formerly owned ny David Br9wu' .ach
"a l,.a front hy "a feet in dcl,th, more or less.
Also. FART OF LOT - in same plan. haFihg
FINN, feet front on Franklin street and running
back Go feet. This property will be sold at O'Clock
Z. VI. w
the contingent right OF dover OF Mrs. Jane +.
Ballard, wife of said bankrupt.
TERMS or SALE: Onc-tourth cash: balance In
six, twelve. and eighteen mouths, ngg"tiaGie pa
per interest added. 1otl \ b'!l 49, M
Assignee Of John p. Ballard Bankrupt.
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Bv Grtlbbs Il Williams. Auctionccrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
vEpy coon RPTCE DWELLING

4 NEk1 GOoD Is ~ IL - ;, i T. ~
STREET. NEAR TO ELBA PARK. At AUG
TION.-On THURSDAY, eth October ~ ; 4,cloGk
p W., we will sell upon the premises the DIV ELL
INC; above referred to- adjoining Mrs. Scihcrtng
II has eight large aud airy rooms: besides. =
kitchen. Is substantially built. and well mn nea
with slate roof The lot Is 2g3 by 80 icCt. Inc
n"inhborho"d is m improving one. and the pro-
perry very desirable Al the price IL VIII sell Tor
GRUERS < WILLIAMS,
iplprYS.
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nv James VI. Taylor, Auctioneer,
oHcn soI Main street,
once 81 haih 0'i'''
.I.on dnnra helnw SpOtswoOd IIotel.

By JamUs Va "!'"R' TT
Office sci Main street,
,,-oe doors below Spotswood Hotel
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. On
Y THIRTEENTH, STREET HoR SA he i II
ALtic octoher on the premises. ut 10 - cock y.
N.Y. the TWO LOTS the east side OF there are
street between Main and Cary on wnict h rhn les
sees The lots are now under lease yleIdia 100 to
pcr annum and the taxes, with ahout s ,e mira
run. The buildings IT, be paid for at 'he eNp''''
ton of the lease ut valuation: e,o+ o,ch.
The lots front on Thirteenth street - lsca rnio
TERMS. Liberal. Made known on the "a! ~ s'
'~A-''' " sol Main street,
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By Sampson Jones. Jr..
E;r.oontb strcai hrtyccu Main and Cary.

WILL OFFER AT AUCTION AT NJ
I warehouse. Nos. i. G. and flitccntn street. W.
+,roc,, Main aud Cary on MONDAY. 9TH instant.
commencing a, half-past 10 o'clock \. NJ, Il good
stock Of -
GROCERIES,
WINES.
LIQUORS, &C.:
to which the attention Of the trade Is invited.
oc SAMPSON JONES. JR.
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TOHN L. REGNAULT,

VIII lie pleased Ia execute any orders IN the above
line left ut McsSrs. PowHATAE WEISICER =
CO.'S, No. 1901, corner Main and Twelfth streets,
or IL his residence, 81, corner Main and Fourth
streets. He can make IL To the interest of persons
wanting anything IN his line il they win call before
purchasing elsewhere. e4-lm*
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4 In pursuance of decree Of Cat@e , a eaG9n
- ne oath OF october, 1893, t seay's
on Or The REAl. ESTATE .. the late William G
pcatross, containing THREE HSSohEp q, hS -,
t,SRTV2SEtVEN ACRES OF LAND, lying IL the
aon,,ty of Caroline nesr The White Chimneys. This
Fnrm lies Immediately upon k>cay efse., ara =
,y,li sicl e. the growth OF CORE, whe9!, Tobacco
&c, &c.
iHi'' w. u. MASON,
X. q. PEATROSS
sas7 NIw Commissioners.
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OILS.

nIL, OIL, OIL.-l00 barrels PETROLlA
" OIL for sale. Warranted rot TO explode.
Twenty per cent. cheaper than In Baltimore
go % 1873 MAIN STREET.
DFTROLIA OIL COMPANG-OFF1CE,
I 1873 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, FA.-Ihc
i ETROIIA OIL is the safest, cheapest, clcaEcs,,
and gives the best light. Warranted not TO eA-
piode Sold only IN barrels. SEQ
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FOR T0BACCDNESTS.
BANKS AND BANKERS.

SAVINGS BANK.
THE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE COMPANY,
in their SAVINGS DEPARTMENT., receive
money on deposit, on which they pay INTEREST.
They would respectfully call the attention Of all
having Idle money TO THIS department
once, 30. 1902, corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets. j. Il. DAVIS President.
DlRECrGRs: j. B. Davis, j. A. BeIvin, Joseph
HALL l.. Ii. Frayser, w. j. Smith, X. 0. Hasllins,
I. W. boswell, and w. W. Crump. jy N-3m
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FERTILIZERS.

STpERPHOsPHATE OF II Nj; N F.,
MANTFACTUKKEip2 r nf R eTkfET r hHtA.
d tha hest FfEER FRITZ wheat corn oats
potatoes cotton tohacc"i ve erf heow. out of the
,py which have been obtained are the RECORDS 0,
nracica tests which have been made by nteige ,d
Gentlemen In various sections oil the COUNT y "'
Ia they, we call special attention .o. 20 1890
sPoTsYLvANIk COUNTY, VA, Angus. rr IL .s, ei
Nsssrs. Hart Hayss GSn,eeRR c,raep Butts
Subcrphosphatc of Lime, which used SIDE nx siae
with Peruvian Fnano and IS Superp nrc mon
caarrni,i examination thavng marked thc iand
nhcrn each was applied would state that up I"
the drought for th@ e t ceded Advantage
over The other two: and the corn Is now looking
much letter and less affected Ivy The dry wc",n na,
WA Ny ia''hl Is S"''''' Ropr 'i ". FuRNEyMouGM
ORANGE CouRTHousE. HA.' July - c,yas me
MeSsrs Berger But2: GentcneIn nm p s your
or,,eosnhatc mon portion of my wheat crop,
and that It acted 10 my entire satisfaction. very
respectfully, your obcdicnt servant; NEWMAN.
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, VA, July 2n ~, Use" ~scJ
GcntlcmcrI take pleasure In f UPON part Of
nv wheat last fall. and npon my corn . M s,frls
put about 200 pounds per acre ny, ny sn,nc Quantity
md mon miIcI better land. Where the berger
& Hrtz was used the wheat was twice as Io oTu
T-pon my corn It's effects are astonishing' gSi az
r. n ronid vigorous and healthy growth ana az :
though we have had terrible drought. my corn 7
grccncr and seems 10 stand IT better iian an;
Certificates also received from Crane co.iht
from Robert T. Burruss. L. VI. Slaughter u. o.
Browning. r,o 1870
,f.ssrs p r. Sfe1ptenS d Co.: Gcntlcmcn,-l uscd
yn,r BERGER K hutz Excelsior SupcrphoSphh'',,
on my wheat last fail with The best results. uSG
only o5 pounts To the acre. and my wheat Is cquaa
AS good rs my ncichbors. some 81 whom tisen ''S
hounds Of Peruvian gUano to The acre on i,iiu 10; y"
-, I
tIZcr sccondto none in the market ana siihl
usc II more extensively the coming iali. Yer! re-
specially. ILLS a. raDGrx
'CuRIsTIASSBrRC. MONTGOMERY COUNTY;
VA. August .. 1891 hereby certify that | usea
Hcrger 4 Butts SNpcrphosph.te WIN Rrra' ncne-
IT. am satisfied that il paid wen I0r tie I,a"-
IT,, T, sod JOuS r. EADFOHD.
FERNS liberal WILSON < FOSTER.
1909 Cary street.
n1 o. noh.t Sole Amcnts for kichmnMd. va.
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BY Z. Bowman, Auctionccr.
IT'D PIE k&TA A FTP 4 Ct ! / /,


TyTRA LARGE AED ATTRACTIVE
~ ir,.tt-1,, - r,,'nr -,n r,rI
a - ct ,i1l .,l ~ M, w,rrourl,s.
lntHCii- al ~ . cl",N'I MI @oi, - ~ r;g
i:,2 hlall S,frlt. = y" IA /, 80, ,itiinr
MEkt liANDiSf..'llpri>Ii&. p1',' - ~ ~
Hp lhG,9%S !" :; HIn. hrry W1oI
CIlESIEE BkoM anu - haH n, wv HIrnnI'.
LEN El.A NhEIS 80. tIS.I - - u -
HRuGAN> ana ,'T r r,G =, %,-
81 i sizcs and quality. Aiso, at'ractire iny@re
81 REAph ~ Al2r ~ ~ @' " -
NoDI- IN -; nuTr' -. n,nTS Sk'.n SlinI.-
n!ir iilcrci.1tts ~ st I -, G ,t y,
in. saiilt pciI'T ny ~ ;'s' ,'' In T ii
nH.tc LOT Ill H.; az ~, lr'I - ;;f ,,,r.r,.r
"'''''"' ''''' - 80 '0' ~ '' j.. HnW'Irt%
,t..,.,,t r, .,..,,,i -, \r'r.h.,,,.
!, IAT NJ - ~ S w.
So NJ W. ''>,H"i" 49,
+. SIN addition 10 tine above, VIII sell me ~
TIRE STOCK OF HATS from MI. I. Haas
store. .,,,,,...,, -, go
Cii,GTilI%G hED ENTLEMEN's FURNISH
ING STORE
e 30 l.. EOWMAN.
--------
y compliance with 4 de- roe of the circuit court oi
Mcck!cnburr rendered at the september t,"la.
1863 in the suit OF scott, commissioner. rs. Couch
Be- will sell. on he premises. on TUESDAY Tho
10th ofuctobcr l>c2 at o'clock =. NJ. the TRACT
or LAND on which Sanlucl z. Couchnow resides.
living on Bi. BlucStouc adjoining tho lands Of Br.
Vcnahlr ana r. A. Purvoar about thirteen mics
from The Richmond and Dan.illc railroad. and
containing SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
1WFTi1T(; with elrht rooms. and a necessary
out-housc< The land l. well adapted to The pro-
ducion Of corn, wheat, oats tobacco, &c.
TERMS or SALE: Ouc-lhird cash: balance In
six and twelve months. the purchaser cxccutiu.
bonds with interest from date. ana the Title to 4o
retained until the whole Of the purcia.c money :
paid. :. X. JDIi NSbN,
Commissioner.
ROYDrOS. September -. 1859. sc@o-2ot
.,,>,---.,,,,,,.-, -,-,,r -, ,ITr,DrI,
'R'RlSlE E.S SALE pf All .NhI,i-
4 REAL ESTATE on JAMES HlEEE.-hE
virtue of deed Of trust to the subscriber by George
t. Holman. bearing date on the a9h day OF August
!s65 and Of record In the clerk office ~ the coun-
" court of Fluyauua. the Undersigned NJ the re-
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TERTILIZING SALTS OF POTASH
Z AND MAGNESIA. FROM GERMANl.LIhc
undersigned arc agents In Richmond. unGcr i
rcucral contract for the southern states, Tor the
Sale Of the GERMAN FEETlLlI1NG SALTS or
POTASH AND MAGNESlA: received olrecc.l:
rro, Dr 4 Frank of StasSfurt. who manuiac-
lures the product Of the now celebrated mines at
that place under royal Prussian letters patent.
The attention Of both manufacturers ana con-
snmers of fertilizers is called 10 the wei asceT-
tanned and very remarkable effects produced upon
rrups bv the employment Of these salts, cSpccaiE
bv their addition to the wcil-hno"n phosphdlc
and anmoniacal manurcs.
4 GOLD MEDAL and two other prizes were
awarded to Or. Frank In different classes al Inc
Great international Exposition of Industry at
Paris in 1867 for the preparation and Introduction
of these most important additions to the resources
Of agriculture. ,.,, o,
As fertilizer. these salts are highly recon-
mcndcd by Professor Mallctt. agricultural chemist
at the University Of Virginia Professor Gilman:
of Richmond, and other distinguished chemists ol
this country and Europe. ,,
For further particulars, terms. &c. add:oSs
PALMER, HARTSook O.:
Richmond. Va.
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SAFE OF LAND.

r,, S,,.,.,,nar q lsea. C 3o-2ot
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-24

SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC-NIcs. The
Baptist and Methodist Sabbath
Schools of the city attended Pic-nics
gotten up by the parents and teach
efs, last Wednesday. The Baptist
School went across Cumberland river
to Moore's Spring-the Methodist
held theirs ut Hampton's SPRING
Trains were procured for the occasion.
The day was bright and beautiful,
with a refreshing breeze throughout
to make it enjoyable. Large crowds
Of pupils with their attendants par
ticipated, andall enjoyed themselves
to the full extent. We met the re-
turning throng at the depot, their
bright, cheerful faces indicating the
pleasure the occasion had afforded,
and We wished, as we passed on, that
their future might be as happy for
each and all. - - I ~ g
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-24

THE New York Herald says =
From all parts of the country the
the cheering intelligence continues to
come announcing the abundance of
the earth's productions. The wheat
just harvested is all that could be de-
sired, and the yield is pronounced to
be far above the average. In the
South the cotton promises to furnish
more bales than has been produced
since the commencement of the war;
In the West, excepting portion of
Illinois, the corn stands firm, and
gives assurance of an uncommon
harvest, In our own section all kinds
of grain have done exceedingly well,
and potatoes, the farmers say, are too
plenty to pay. We haveplenty, now
let us have peace.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-24
Confederate IIeroism.


Whatever else written about the
late war may be true or false, the fol-
lowing from the pen of Gen. ]. "A.
Early, Of Virginia, will never be dis
puted:
We believe that the world has new
er produced q body of men superior
in courage, patriotism and endurance
to the private soldiers of the Confed-
crate armies. / have repeatedly seen
those soldiers submit, with cherfull-
ness, to privations and hardships
which would appear to be almost in
credible; and the wild cheers of oIr
brave men, (Which were so different
from the studied hurrars of the YAM
KEGS, when their thin lines sent back
opposing hosts of Federal troops stag
gering, Keeling and flying, have often.
thrilled every fibre in my heart. /
have seen, with my eyes, ragged,
barefooted and hungry Confederate
soldiers perform deeds which, If per-
formed in days of yore by mailed
warriors in glitterfhg armor, would
have inspired the harp ofthe mi nstrel
and the. the poet. urcf5sre
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-24
LOOK BEFOR YOU BUY.

So that you may not have cause for regret
and wish that you had bought Wheeler
q Wilson Sewing Machine. II makes the
lock-stitch; its stitch will not pull out or
ravel. Who uses LoclS.stitch Machines in
Clarksvilles tailors, 2; tailoresses, II; Doot
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 or pull out like one thread machines
The above manufacturers will tell you at
once that they would not give one dollar
for a single thread machine for making
Clothing. Why? Because the seams made
by Il pull out 80 easily. Think of garments
coming apart when ono is i'm the street.
Buy a lock-stitch machine II you want no
mlshaps. The lock.stitch made by Wheeler
& Wilson's Machine. .r .t.r .t.rr
N. 4. HOOD is n reliable agent, and will
set one up right for you and warrant 1t for
three years. finch "a,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-24

ERIAL STEAM CARRIAGE,-The
first exhibition of Marriotts Steam
Carriage, Mt San Francisco, came OF
ON the 18th inst. The carriage, which
is large working model, Is balloon,
shaped like cigar, both ends coming
To point. II is 81 feet long, IL feet
from top 10 bottom, and s feet in
width. II has capacity for ] 1860 feet
of gas. We can not give the lengthy
details of It's construction. The San
Francisco Times says; "Mr Frcde-
rick Marriott, of this city, who has
been at work for eighteen years on
the subject Of mrial navigation, has
now the proud satisfaction OF stand
ing whore Fulton did when he made
his first steamboat. He has secured,
bcyvnd doubt, firm foundation
around which inventors of all civil
lied nations will east their offerings
of Improvement until the air will he
traVersed by mon ~ safely as 1t now
l. 10y birds. The problem is solved -
aerial navigation h no longer n qucs'
ton Of doubt
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-24

STEWART COLLEGE. The crowded
state of our columns last week pre-
vented our noticing the advertise
ment of this institution, which has
been thoroughly and neatly repaired,
and several gentlemen of known abil-
ity have been selected by the trustees
to take charge Of it for the next ses-
sion, which will commence the first
Monday In September M''A4''
Before the war Stewart College
ranked high among Southern institu-
tions of learning, and now under the
guidance Of its able facuity, together
with its surroundings-a healthy To-
cality. in the midst of people pro-
verbally known for morality and re-
fnement-we think this College will
soon take rank with the best in the
land s...,,.. .-.aa...
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-24
Just Received!

FROM one of the largest importing and
manufacturing establishments in the East
another large lot of English Wall Papers,
Of beautiful designs of the latest styles,
consisting of $500 ssf
Chamber Papers, Satin Face Papers, Din
ing Room Papers, of various kinds; Oak
Decorations Paper; Oak Satin Face Papers;
Oak Panel Papers; Decorations In Gold /;
Gold Ename1led Parlor paper; Gold stamp
ed Papers; Gold Embossed Papers; Paper
Center pieces, of different k3nds; Hand
SOME Fire Screens, of various kinds; Bor-
dering of every description.
Z We also have q large lot of Ornamental
Paper Window Shades of Landscape and
other views, we offer at 25 cents each.-
Wall Paper, price from ten cents per bolt
to 50 90. Call soon and examine onr stock
before going elsewhere. We can sell you
cheaper than you can get the paper at Nash
vile and Louisville. We have 1t in store
and can be seen at our place of business
the brick corner on Strawberry Alley, in
the rear of Coulter, Hillman q Co.'S, Dry
Goods Store. We have the Shop open from
morning till night. -, a - 81 3, r.
= w. L.. GARDINER & CO., d,
House, Decorative Painters, Wall Paper
Dealers&c. Liberal discount to the trade
July 3D. lS60--tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-24

REFREsHING.-We received q box,
few days since, with n note contain
ing compliments of Byrne and Davis.
1t 1.-THE box contained a liberal num-
Der of glasses of Milk Punch done up
in Pres. Byrnes best style. We write
this while under the influence of the
Punch--if the notice is not good, the
Punch certainly was. They fix up all
sorts of good things at the Imperial
Saloon.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-24
Tho 18th Amendment.

Many have asked what the above
amendment proposes to do; we print
il for the Information of such. 1t is
as follows:
Article 6--Sec. |. The right of the
citizen to vote shali not be denied or
abridged by the United states, or by
any State, on account of race, color
or previous condition of seryltudo.
See. .. The Congress shall have
power 10 enforce this article by appro-
pirate legislation. -.r..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-24
A CARD.

AS but few months will elapse before
we Will be called upon 10 elect city officers,
we do not doom it premature 10 make n
call upon some one TO run for the Office of
city Marshall. In our Judgment Mr.. II. NJ.
PRouTy would make ms AN efficient and
faithful officer. without intending to dis
parago the claims of any one In this con.
nection, we think Mr.. Prouty capable. and
deserving the Office, and II he will consent
TO run lac VIII receive the support of
MANY VOTERS.
July ~, 1860.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-24
GAINESVILLE Wholesale Grocery
Market.
Corrected BY cRusMAN d cuEsNUT.


SUGAR.-Market firm. We quote New
o. Sugar, fair to prime, 1lai5%c. Prime
To choice, l534al7c; yellow clarified, III
2Oc. - ~''r -
MoIAssEs-Fair, 81; prime TO choice N.
o., 9oe; IN bbls; slal 10 in "a bbls.; Syrup,
81 2)al ~.
g ho 5H fair 81 ,p rmSs oc 3l@2s
SALr.-Kanawha, bush. bills, 50 so; Liv-
erpool, tne, B 80. .-......-.I
STAR CANDLES.-lSa2Oc,
BAcoN-Buying rate, l5@ hog round.
LARD-lSc.
WInsKEY-Common country, 81 2jal go;
best brands Robertson county, u 75@9 90.
cMEEsE-W. r., $4,000; dairy and facto-
RTcE-Carolina. l0@l2iS.
SoAP-Iar, 7lSCs9. - CD
oILs--Coei oil, iO@i2; lard oil, 81 rs; lin,
seed oil, 81 50.
SPIRITs TuRPENTINE-9
RARNIslIICopal, 50 70; Japan, 90.
pUTTY-Sc.'
WrNDow .GLAss-sxiO, 81 rs % box, IOxI2,
SHoT-s3 25d3 50'
CAPs-IOot5Oc u doE.
oSsrkIss-2 and n cans, 50 75al rs.
SARDINEs-2Oct22 pc.
MACkERRI.-No. 3, per Dbl, si5 O0@i6 90;
kits, No. !, 20 S5CsS OF.
BLACKi H0-~DT "a 70.
. NAILs-S5 25@5 20, lOd@id.
ipn0S--SSss ben IA. Tennessee, 6%.
CLovER sEEn-slO so per bushel
TIMOTHY " -s5 %
HERDs GRAss-S2 20 frrI.Hr.U
HUNGARIAN" 50 so :"
MILLRr g. SO I.tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-24

THE 9th of September is the day
set for the sale of the elegant resi-
dence on Madison street. The time is
some two months of, yet we call at
tention to 1t to keep our readers re-
minded Of the time. Mr.. Williams
intends removing from the city which
is the only reason that could induce
him to part with such an admirably
arranged and conveniently located
home