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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

ME- BREEDEN G. FOX INVITE AT
TENTION TO Q large aud varied assortment OF
DRESS GOODS
now arriving, which includes some Cery attractive
bargains from New York auction sales OF the past
week. Their general stock Of
DRY GOODS
1, also very extensive, and unusual induce nents
In prices viii be offered.
- BREEDEN l. FOX,
20 IDIOT No. 4ol Broad street.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

An ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
N RE- RAIN SECTIOA SO t.F CHI. PrER q!
Of THE ORDINA CES OF THE CITY OF
RiCHhiO~ PASSED MOVE MBER7 1870:
Be il ordained Tn tsec.ion 80 Of chapter 81 of
the ci ordInanves be amended and reordaiGed so
as % read rs follows:
asa No person or persons shall break or dig
IN, or assist La breaking or digging No any p 'rt
OF any street. or remove any gravel, dir, or ma
nure Their cfrcm, without having first obtained tho
written permission OF the Committee On Streets
Generally, or the Engineer of the city nor shall
any city officer, employee, or contractor, or my
other pers II, In lay Ing gas water piping, or In
Tcnairing the came. or in constructing or repair
f. = cul9eIts, or In making connections with city
or private culverts dig into or break up or assist
In DIGGING Into or breaking up. any street or pub
lie alley, unless the earth removed oy such digging
o. breaking up be returned and tn roughly ramlnsd
or CONSOLIDATE 80 rs TO psce the street or public
alley In the same conc ilon 1t was before such dig
gIng or breaking up. my person falling TO COM
ply with this section shall be liza Ole to penalty
nj less than ten nor more than fifty doll .rs; one
h If to the informer AID In case of such f'ilure
by any officer or employee OF the CITY, such penalty
10 be de uctei from the amount next payable to
him for services.
z. C. HOWARD,
- 1n.p
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PROPOSALS.

THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. AU-
thoriz d BY an set of the Legislature OF Viz
2inia. pass ed January 80, 1867, creating Hon. II ::
a. WISE. 2. T NO, IRE. u. +. Ba tLARn. and
Others, body corporate for the benefit Of the e
iuyi,rs lR,,PO>ALS from p4rties disposed TO
contract Tor The privileges conferred 10y the char
ter. ,
f.ctory St Gu ity for the punc:ua fulllment Of The
terms of the cont act.
r or further reformation, address the underslgn
unit the 3uTH Day Lt UVE1BcR, at 20l
49, >'' C G. TOMpKINS,
nol7-dtd Managing director.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

TOHN N. WOODF1N,
II17 MAIN Rect,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OgYICg.
am now receiving, in addition to my l,r
stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS,
SILKS, POPLINS,
CRETOUNES, SATEENs,
PLAID POPLIN and sERGEs.
SHAWL SUITS,
embracing complete assortment of MOURNING
GOODS, such as
ALPACAs, BOMBAZIEES,
TAMISE, MERINO3,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS BIARRITZ,
JANUS CLOTHS and MOUsL1Ns,
10 which would respectfully solicit en- examlna.
tion.
We call special attention to our large assert.
ruent Of CLOAKIAGS In SILK Eelve, Black and
Colored Velvetecus, " bite Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloakicgs
Also. CLoAKs, suAWLs, and WATER.
PROOFS in great variety.
CLOTHS and CASSIMER7S for bo?s' and
mems wear-a large stock, including full line ri
Charlottesville and Fredericksburg fabrics.
FLANNELS In White, Red, Yellow, Gray, aud
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, Piaiis and Solids.
HOUSE-FURSIsHING GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Ol-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
and Colored Spreads. Nottingham Lsees for cur
tains Bleached and Brown Sleetings and Pillow
Cotton.
GLOVES, HANDEERCHIEFS,
HOSIERY, EmBROIDERIGS, LACEs,
LACE uANDKERCHlEFS and COLLARS.
In fact everything to be found In lrat-class
store end we cordially Invite an examira.ion by
oil In waat, ss VIC are determined 10 sell at the
nc % jim Il. WOODEN.
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CLOTHING.

TOOK AND THINK
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS,
SHAKER FLANNEL DRAWERS.
SCARLET KNIT DRAWERS,
BLEACHED JEANS DRAWERS,
UNBLEACHaD JEANS DRAWERS,
SCARLET UNDERsHIRTs,
MERINo UNDERsHIRIs,
SHAKER FLANNEL UNDERsHIRTS,
CONvIsIER'S KID GLOVES,
JOUvIN's KID GLOVES,
vIDETTE KID GLOVES.
HEAVY BERLIN GLOVES,
SUPERIOR CLOTH GLOVES,
QUOT sUsPENDERs,
PVOT-ACTION SHOULDER BRACEs,
VILLA STYLE PAPER COLLARS,
HOWARD STYLE PAPER COLLARS,
IMPROVED BROADWAY PAPER COL
LARS,
KESsINGToN BROADWAY LINEN
COLLARS
FLORENCE BROADWAY LINEN COL.
LARS,
CHESTERFIELD BROADWAY LINEN
COLLARS,
GLADSTONE LINEN COL.
LARS.
REVERSIBLE LINEN CUFF
ENGLISH HALF-HOSE.
WOOLLEN HALF-HOBE,
BOWS, sCARFs
TIES, sLEEvE.BUTTOSS,
GENTS sHAWLS,
GENTS TRAVELLING BLANKETS,
GENTS Lap RUGS,
AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES, CAN BE
FOUND AT
WM. IRA SMITHS,
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN sTs.,
(oLp STAND OF BALDwIN's.)
mo 1851
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

n- CARPETS, DRUGGETs, OIL
CIOTHS-We have now in store BODY and
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THHFE-PLY, IS-
GRAIN, yENITIAN, and HEMP CARPETS;
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, l, u, and yards wide !;
DRUGGET, BAIZE, LINEN, and OIL-CLOTH,
70, covering stair carpets, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1919 and 1915 Main street.
The hest SEWING COTTON now in market Is
JOHN CLARK, JR., l. CO.'S. Use no other.
no Is
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRISTLSG,l
RICHMOND, Nov. 10th 1870.
PROPOSALS. FOR PUBLIC PRINT

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRISTISG,l
RICHMOND, Nov. 10th 1870. !
PROPOSALS. FOR PUBLIC PRINT
ING.
in accordance with tie provisions OF IN act OF
the General Assembly of virginia. passed ga On
Isl, 1900 seal proposals VIII he re. eived BY the
undersigned, thro Igh post-ofIlcc b si5, Rch.
nond Va, until THURSDAY, the u u INST, l.
o'clock, Nj, for the BOOK and JOB Phl TihG,
FILrIr,y, STITCHING, RULING, and Bid
Ir-G required for the state or virginia Tor the
tlscal wear ending November Goth, ISL.
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRlSIl|G.
Composition Of type per 900 ems;
Press work, per token of $50 sheets, octave.
JOB PRINTING.
Compcsi ion OF tyne per ! GOO ems
Press work, per token y, $50 shSeIs.
FOLDING, SIT HING. AULlSG, AND
B!HDiNG.
As per blank schedule that vii! be furnished by
the undersigned.
Charac; er and specimens OF the work That VIII
be required can he sren Attn Office OF The under
siguei, in the Capitol. -
Tbs undersigned reserves the right to reject all
lnreas onabe uds, subject to appeal 10 the Print
ing Commit &c OF the General Assembly or Ire
.sovcrnJ r OF the Columonweal!E.
The successful bidders viii he repaired To enter
into bond, with good security, for the prompt and
faithful execution Of tEeir contracts.
G. 4. SCHAFFFER,
no le-td sept Public Printing.
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DRESSMAKIGG.-mRs. NJ. L. HENRY
~ would ioform her friends and the public that
she has removed to 20. 900 Grace street, next ooor
her fti.nds and customers. All work gaarsp eed,
and prices myderat'. z,-r,.yD
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GssNEECFlDNERIEs.


TACKSON'S CANDY FACTORY AND
u FAr:,Y CAKE BAKERY, corner OF Broad
and 81 streets. lie has fipes. MALAGA CRAP r )
in the city. new RAlSlhS, new FIGS, and full
assortment of FIRE @Cd aud AMSbICAN CON
FICTION 1kiES at wholesale and retail. He hiss
every facility for furnishing IL b. ds of ICE D,
0R&AME~ TED, and FANCY CAKES. ICE
CREAM, In moulds or otherwise, tn order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

A NICE ROOM, WITH BOARD, for n
N gentleman and wife, or two single gentlem. n /,
can be obtained by applying at 2o5 18th street. be-
tween Broad and Grace.
no l5-3tS MRS. y. Ii. WALfOtD'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

uAVE YOUR BROKEN WINDOWS
Il MaNDED.-I have an experienced GLA-
ZIRR, and will PUT IN GLAtS In any part OF the
CIV ut reasonable prices SIGN fAiNTINu.
SHOW CARDS. AID everything in my, line
promptly attended to r. W. ALLEN,
no list 18th street, bet. Main aud CSry.
E,REsH IMPORTATION OF ENGLISH
IL CHINA AND WkITE GRAN1TE"A ARE =
NOW openins large variety OF PLAIN r shd ese9.
PI,ATEu SPOONS, FORKS, casio
PITCHERS; RoHdhRs,s CUTLERY, together
GOODS 10 which, call the attention OF house"
Eeeper1 hote-keepers etc.
se2s JOHN ASHER, lses Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

HR. j. G. CABELL has removed his resi-
L , dence and Office to No. 62l franklin street,
The office OF the Board of Health is removed to
the same building. &C 26-im"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

Persons having CLEFT PILATES are invited
to call and see his artificial ones The latest and
laws
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. f. DAWSON
~ can be found at his office,
No. LOOP, BROAD STREET,
bet, 10th and 18th sts.
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NOTICE.-Hayingq qualified as admins
~ ira rlx on the estate OF FELIX MATTHEWS,
decd. h I'VE appoioted ". w. TIM SER. axe
N, agent 20 settls II up. All persons n9vntss
c Tins against saia estate WIN present them 70 nlm
for settlement. Those indebted sre earnestly re-
quested ~ pay to him without delay
ELlZaBErH MATTaEWS,
Administering of felix Matthews, dsS'o'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

NEW STORE.-LADlES BOOT AND
~ SnOE EMPORIUM,
No. AIS Broad street, between 18th and ath.
have now on hand aud am receiving daily new
additions to my large stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, iED CATERS
comprising the very best assortment OF Ladies',
Misses, aud Chlldren's
BOOTS AND SHOES
In this city, consisting OF the latest styles, and 10
all widths and sizes, made prcssy for me by the
best manufacturers In the country !; all OF which
will'b sold at the lowest prices.
Shoe Emporium III this city which Is expressly
ad pied Tor ladies ouly. A. ID. HARRIS,
oc 27-Im AIS SrDad street, between 4th aud 5th.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13
Exciting scene. in Parl..

LONDON, August 1O.-A special dis.
patch dated, Paris, midnight, gives
the following account of these scenes
In and near the Corps Legislatiff yes
terday Deputy Kereatny demanded
the deposition of the Emperor. and
was called to order by the chair. The
deputies then abandoned the hall and
scattered to their committee rooms.
Outside u wild crowd was assem-
bled and refused to dispense. Bodies
of cavalry and lancers were stationed
In the surrounding streets, and the
courtyard of the Tuileries was
thronged with soldiers. Around the
hall of the Corps Legislatif the police
repeatedly charged on the mob, but
the latter reformed after each charge.
Bodies of the National Guard threw
down their arms and fraternized with
the populace. Other attachments re-
manned passive in their barracks.
Baragua D'Hilliers organized troops
and the mob was everywhere charg-
ep. The correspondent reports as he
was going to post his dispatches he
heard sounds of drums and bugles in
every direction.
Outside the hall of the Corps Leg
islatif the scene was one of fear and
bewilderment.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

THE BRAN DANCE AT MORRIS
SPRINa.-On Wednesday morning
last, in company with a few ladies
and gentlemen, and Porters' band OF
music, we took special train, pro-
vided for us, by that ever accommo
dating and gentlemanly superinten-
dent, Robert Meek, left our depot at
about 10 o'clock, and soon found our
selves at Budds' creek bridge, where
we left the railroad and proceeded
about three-quarters of a mile to the
place of amusement. We found some
two hundred ladies and gentlemen
on the grounds and already getting
impatient to commence the dance.
The musicians were soon at their
post, and the dance commenced in
earnest. At about l o'clock, dinner
was announced, the ladies having the
precedence, repaired to the table
where they were abundantly feasted.
The dinner consisted of an cold FASH
toned" barbacue, and was most adj
mirably served up.
After dinner the dance was renew
ed with additional spirit, and nothing
occurred to mar the gayety of the
day, save hard shower of rain,
about o'clock, which was quite re-
freshing; nothing daunted, however,
they soon commenced again and kept
1t up until late in the evening.
We met many friends that we were
intimate with in our boyhood, and
received from them hearty well
come. We were glad to meet with
our old friend and relative, n. H.
Allen, Esq, who has been for some
time and still is, in quite feeble
health; yet much of the buoyancy
of other days remains, and we hope
his philosophic cheerfulness will en-
able him to resist the inroads of time.
The following resolution of thanks
was unanimously passed by tour
party,"-ladies and all voting:
Resolved, That our thanks are due
and are hereby rendered, to the mana
gers of the Bran-dance, for their kind
ness and courtesy. Also, to young
Mr.. Barclay and others, whoprovided
US with transportation to the rail-
road and that we are under special
obligations to Mr.. Meek, for provid-
ing us with special train, which
added so much to our convenience
and pleasure.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

IT Is unsafe to icfar iniuring life until
sickness or symptoms of approaching dis
ease have given warning of the necessity
. of so doing. After one has fallen into the
" tier, there IL no time for learning tn
swim. Houses are not insurable after they
begin to burn or nrc IN visible danger; MOI
are men after disease has plainly taken
hold of them, The company insurca
against the risks which II cannot see-novei
against those which 1t can. %c{i-insurance
isav very costly kind. Cnll Mt once upon c.
II. JONES, Special Agent New York Lie
Insurance Company, and procure the hest
pccuninry protection for your loved ones,
In the event of your untimcly taking oil.
mnyT-3n.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13
THE motto of the Insurance Department

THE motto of the Insurance Department
of this State Is, alter atterius onera por-
tate, p" Bear We one anothers burdens"
This Scriptural, humane, and Wise injunc-
ton Is fulfilled in Life Insurance, in n
more marked and perfect degree than in
anything else in the world. Cooperation,
which Is u rallying-cry and class-shibbo-
leth now-a-days, has been ut the bottom OF
everything which has been accomplished
since Adam dug his first vegetable, and Eve
cooked II Tor prepared IL for him raw.
What n thousand men by themselves,
singly, could not do, is but n ready and GER
tain matter to the thousand combined. In
cooperation, they unite strength and di-
vide labor i'm mutual associations, like
the New York Life, they divide the bur
den of each among all, and 1t becomes a
trifle. may7-3n.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

WE TAKE .Esa.-


photographs and Gems in every style,
or the Oldest man or the youngest child;
Or. II you have pretty place,
You wish to preserve as well MS your face
We take 'em.
II you want the Rembrandt picture
We are prepared with every fixture,
And make the shadows son and fine,
Which gives the Textures In every line
We take 'em.
The Porcelain" Those gems OF beauty }
To make TO perfection Is our duty;
Bring father, mother, sweetheart and child
II you want a picture. In any style,
We take EN-"
a. At W. IL. ARMSTRONG Co..
Picture Gallery, Fowler's Hall, Franklin
street. Steel Engravings, Lithographsoni
Framesfer sale. june 2o-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

FEMALE AcADEMY.-We take
pleasure i'm announcing that the Fee
male Academy will commence its
next session, on the first Monday in
September, and wish we had the
power to make the public see, as we
see, the superior educational and so
cial advantages it possess as an insti-
tuition of learning. Its able corps OF
teachers, their watchful care of the
moral and mental development of the
pupils and the thoroughness of the
system Of instruction should COM
mend it to parents and guardians ms
nc place for their children and wasis'
As an additional recommendation,
we mention the fact that the board
ing department is under the charge
of Rev. \. Mizell and his ostimablo
wife.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13
The First Boat that Descended the
Mississippi River.


The First Boat that Descended the
Mississippi River.
~, tai.
,,D;y, WY o' contrast WIN tne recent
Ms s.ehlnooat race lne MEM
u,a mppe"' Ewes oa .ne borrowing rem
,n,soenoe ~. N 100, Captaln Shreve
COZ, W l,,aL'ueu tne gooe steamer uener.
al W as.i,,s,ol, tie ,as'esI ooat tiiat
,ru e'e1 tIaverseu tiie waters OF the
Wess' ne iilaue, IN tne year ueslg-
,lateu, .'is iastesG lIne ever known
oe.ween New Orieans anu Louisville;
tWeh'y.nve Gays! w men at LOUIS
vllle, ne "sicnoreu ms steamer III the
river anu nren gun .or eacn day con ,
su,hgu IN .lie mouoer'qi voyag.. Inc
Wnoie popuiatioii Oh Louisviiie was
gatnereu Oh cie river shore 10 peIoiu
tne n,urve,ol sPeeu' o1e glorious zen
eral Wasiiinsloh, ana ohreVe was
le.eu anu noloreu ana crowned WIN
roses, anu oorne py the iluzzaihg mui-
tiIude through ,he streets OF LOUIS
Vllle. Shre.e' uresseu as an amer.
can AuIhiI,ai, mate an eioqueh'
speech 10 tne people 0, LOUISVILLE,
anu, wniIe WHISKY hoWeu anu toasts
were urank, onrete, VINO gave Pater-
nl,y 70 cnreVeP0r., ueci"reu t,iaI the
time OF tne denerai WashihStoh
could never pe equaieu.
CuriM'siy enough, !! was eciipSe''
before the season aS cioseu, anu tne Ie-
cunseh, III 100, Hiaue the same trlp
III eignt uays anu seventeen hours'
ana not untli 1919 was tnis tlme oeaten;
me ohepheruess was theh crowned
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13
Sinking slowly

Diseases that progress rapidly TO crisis,
are not the only ones to be dreaded. Cank-
er or dry rot does not blast n tree as sudden
ly ms a stroke of lightning, but unless ar
rested, 1t destroys 1t as certainly; and In
like manner chronic debility, although It
does not kill with the swiftness of yellow
fever, Is ms sure to sap the springs of life
eventually rs any acute disease, II not
checked by invigorating med ication. There
Is something incXprcssibly touching Ia the
spectacle of premature decay. Languor,
pallor, omaciution, depression of spirits
and distaste for eXertlon, are It's ordinary
symptoms, and they should be promptly
met by tonic treatment. The best invigor-
ant aud eXhilarant that can be administer
ed in n ease of this kind, Is Ilostetter's
stomach Bitters. The stimulating prnci-
pie of the preparation rouses the dormant
energies of the system, ana the strength
ening and regulating properties give n
permanent and healthful impulse to the
vital forces thus brought into play. The
falling appetite is re-awukened, the pro
cess OF digestion and assimilation are
quickened, the quality of the blood is Inn
proved, the Sccretions become more natu-
raj, and every organ that contributes to
the nourishment of the body undergoes
salutary change. by these means the re-
pair of the physical structure Is effected
and its health and vigor restored, In no
class of diseases has the bcnificcnt opera
ton OF the Bltters been more marked and
striking than In those characterized by
general debility and nervous prostrati IN.
Ladies affected with these ailments find, in
this most wholesome OF all TONES and cor
receives, the safest and surest means of re-
lief 1t is strong 10 restore ana powereSs
to iniurc. Such is the uniform testimony
of "clouds of witnesses"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13
rrea,sn.. Res, Defence.

1.-THE weak eateth herbs" says st. Paul.
SO that eighteen hundred years ago the
value OF medicinal plants was appreciated
In the Old Testament botanical remedies
are repeatedly recommended, but In no
mended to swallow caldMle1, or blue pill,
or any other mineral preparation. The
sick were directed to eat herbs to strengthen
them, to purify them, 10 heal them, to re-
store them. In that day the art of making
vegetable extracts was unknown. The
herbal medicines were mere infiisions.
IL wns reserved tor n later age to unite the
sanitary essences OF tonic, aperient and
ambitious roots, barlxs and plants, with
an active stimulcnt, and thus secure their
rapid diffusion through the debilitated or
disorlercd system. The browning triumph
of this effective mode of concentrating and
applying the virtues of medicinal vegeta-
bles was achieved In the production of
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters. Never before
had a perfectly pure alcoholic stimulant
been combined with the expressed juices
of the finest specifics OF the vegetable king
dom. Never yet, though eighteen years
have elapsed since Its Introduction, has
this great restorative been equalled. 1t is
taken at all seasons, In all climes, as the
most potent safeguard against cpdemics,
as u protection against all unhealthy ex-
halations that produce debility or beget
disease; rs n remedy for Intermittent and
other nialarious fevers; as an appetizer; rs
n sovereign cure for dyspepsia; rs q general
tonicand invigorant; as n gentle, painless
aperient; as blood depurent; as a nervine;
as q cure for bilious affections; as a harm
less nnodyne; and as the BEST defence OF
health under unfayorable circumstances
such as sedantary pursuits. undue bodily
or mental exertion, hardship, privation
and exposure.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

UNDER the act OF Congress Of July
IL, 1870, increasing the volume 81
National Bank circulation S5i, 900, 00(
the Comptroller of the Currency, up
to this date, has awarded to banks in
States entitled thereto, 1897, $50. =
The amount issued thus far on this
award is only Sl52,600, but the bal
ance will he ready to issue about the
first of September. The banks that
have secured the additional circula-
ton were all organized before the
passage of the law sauthorizing the
increase,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

CoNsOLIDATED.-The Jackson Iri-
bune and West Tennessee Wing, pub
lished Mt Jackson, Tenn, have con-
solidated. Under the management
Of such men as Gates, Wisdom and
Cameron, the paper will be the hest
as it is already the largest country
paper i'm Tennessee. We wish all
concerned great success.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13
ATTENTION!

WE are constantly prepared TO remodle
old style EUB.NyTURE,t to repair all ar
ticles broken or damaged by use; to robot
tom cane seat Chairs; TO renovate curled
hair Mattresses; TO ut and hung Window
shades; to cut and tack down Carpets,
and do everything connected with gene
raj Furniture and Repairing business.
We MAKE to Order all descriptions OF
Mattresses, and any article of special re-
-quirement In our line.
Wehave two good wagons and will move
Pianos or Furniture any where desired.
j. L. COUTS & son.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

OUR correspondent-No. 3-sends
a racy and pointed communication,
but we beg leave to decline it since
its pungent sarcasm must gall par
ties with whom we would be at peace.
Our Providence correspondence is
also declined because its publication
would be in violation of a long estab-
lished rule topublish nothing anony-
nous.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

SIXTH VoI.UME.-With the last
issue the Bolivar Bulletin commenced
its 9th Volume. We are only &C,
quainted with its editor, M. r. Parish
by exchange, but would like person
al acquaintance, and wish his sixth
annual voyage may be more prosper.
Gus than any that has proceeded it.,
and that for the future he may have
u smooth sea and never "give up the
ship.u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

READ the lines headed "rhe Moon
beam and the Fairy" 1t is from the
penof one who occasionally contrib
utes to our columns, and never fails to
display fine poetic fancy and to clothe
his ideas in language chaste, nervous
and admirably descriptive.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-08-13

A GRAND amateur concert will be
given at Mt. Pleasant church, in this
county, on Thursday, 25th inst, for
the Improvement of Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery. An interesting pro-
gramme has been issued, and we hope
the proceeds may be ample to the end
in view.