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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

~ 1c,S NEW
III FURNITUKE, wAkDROBEs, BUREAUS
CHAIRS MIRRORS. BRUSSELS CARPETS,
NC F,lR SALE.-.I will sell ut public auction.
al my office, on l2th strt CT, oetWsen Mch GU S,ru
onsaS 81 Ss7i at II O'Clock the following pro-
nar,r 10 satisfy sundry attachments, distress war
rraute and executions in my hands:
WsLKIIT and STAINED BEDSJ EADS
W. MT, NJ hhodAN1' "iu 4uA Va
BUhEAUSi .nnppsspu
nstH anu S aung hpmISTHRs' and PILLOWS (:
MAHOG ANY and CANE-STAT CIIAIHS,
HAIE-CLOTH aud ChNf-SEAJ KoChthS'
BRUSSELS CARPETS 'lmnst newt ,oS
WALNOT HhT-RACh auu HALL CdAieo
(sct), 49, ,r, >,,. - -r.prra
lMARBLE-TOP WAStS,IANDo anu iNpA'o'
hfIRRnRS
PirrITYFS.
i0IINGES
SEEaS
~ oCKS.
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rsrr,Or sALEs-Frtnr.e. Hsxs:

-...s,Ss.1seIoNERY SALE OF VAIL.
GOMMiS,Ssp5SS pERTY IN THE COUNTIES
Or dahTBsII A 1Ss MAhF Court q camp:
county ,s sss eh a. ees suit q
sy CO. Plaintiffs exor Ct ais the he, narnose
the a tn day
Der, 1871 proceed to SELL on the grem,ses ~ Ru ~
TIC auction, 60 much OF 1ns died aeizsd and
Of $4,000. opprr HILL,
This real estate known as the Gas sdo NJ res Of
land, Wing on both banks OF stanton river In
the counties OF Campbell and Halifax, ana VIII
divided into tracts TO SUIT purchass ., ,bara IA
co mn 1oS KRIGK BUILDING, containing SIX
large rooms with basement an nsces Thasc as
We'll as the wall enclosing the yard and garden ar
OF solid stone masonry The grounds aroum 9h e nr
house are well laid out, and wv" GOOD
orchards In the yard is we'll OF g9on ws'e eao
With these buildings we propose to seh Soo OF Sc
acres Of very productive land. AnlS 10 'o'' ~
sT W l be sold Tu separately, one LARGE MANU-
Featuring MILL, with about L IL n . : !.
ACRES OF LAND attached: ms = Is r pee tnsn
bEn and the location the centre Of wheat
growing district. The mill now has large coun-
n the county of Halifax are four or five Fame
Containing from 500 to $50 acres each win eSGJt
Comfortable improvements With one Oh " anol
will he sold the FERRY This ferry Is doins soo'
business. and Is n valuable source 81 incopp;
We will also sell the ABUTMENIS anu : , 80
belonging to the bridge which was Durneu Jul nand
the late war These In well pressI Veu So III
lion. and ready for building. The toiis so
from this bridge annually amounted to from o. 'O'
| to 81 900. n-,ty to the capi.
talist to invest The property Is justly i, q
among The NEST valuable In the state. LIZ SUI rn
fertile and adapted to the CROWN Oh an LIZ tbb
common to this secuion. Timber Is abunaans, vi,
Climate healthy, water excellent soc ncs eo ant
Churches, sch6o-houses, mills, posi-. Cmces, rh,
stores verv convenient. Location thirty inne'
| from Lynchburg. ,,r. sess,on of tn,
General Assembly for the building of pspkrroSs'
from this place by Campbell Courthouse 70 LgnG y,
burg and for 2 raiiro I'd from Pamplln,s I,eput :"
the Southside railroad, to LeakebVllle, NJ -, WI" T
viii pass directly through this pToperM. ,r ~
Stanton River Steam Navigation CSmp PAM p AM
pobe 10 open navigation beyond TINS POLL ~ S
already have an established line to "tnln ~ iAie
| TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to deiray sos
| Of snit and cxpsuses of sale; the rem alnue tb
| eouaI ius,almcnts OF one, two, aGd tnIsc 1eai'' "
HANDS bearing interest from day Of sale.
l T MELVIN STRATION,
L C,,,,r as
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WOOD'S CONDENSED SODA WA
w TER ig endorsed by the medical faculty and
the world 1t larSe. You can take IL home aud
make rs good glass Of soda as can be drawn from
suy fountain. For Gale everywhere. jeN
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su o4-M&ThtllSept
BY Cook x Larghton. Aucuoneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

ARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
l 4 HOLD FURNITURE AT AuCIlON.-Qn
FRIDAY LIST Septe inter. at 10 O'Clock. we VIII
coll a: the lesidence No. 6@7 Main sire: near the
corner of sCvenh street, GIL CT Tic ufsN11 ohE
conta Inrd ~ s;-id rcSiic!ce. 50,
The cham hers ire neatly Furnished With
JG&aY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsIEHDs,
BUREAUS,
WARD tO3ES,
WASttS7hEDS,
CARPETS,
CHAIRS, .
SHUl:K and HAIR a1hTrRE SSHS,
BfDUI> Il. &C.
Tn Tie Diuiny-I,ooln are
WALNUT EXTENSION and EIDE TABLEP,
CHAIRS,
SAFE,
ssDEBOARD,
PRESSES,
TABLE WARE,
CRUCKERY and GLASSWARE.
The Plrlnr Is furni he'd with
One Bi-octave ROSEWOOD PIANO.
PLUSH-CnVARED WALNUT SUIT,
ETAG RE,
III. II. TAbiES,
hr-TEIs ORNAMENTS,
ENGRhFINES, &c. -
The KITCHEN FURNITURE embraces the
usual variety Of wcl!-htpl articles.
The furniture is In excellent condition: The
sale positive as the family is declining hcusckecp-
lug. ~
ar29 COCK \ L4UGIToN, Aucts.
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RH ETROPoLITAN WORKS,

STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINsx
and SAW-MlLLS; ANN
RARK, GRisI, aud IsLAsTEa MILLS:
BOILERS, EOAG!kGS, CASTINGS OF IRON
or BRAsS; MILL GEARING, &c.
always on band
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on ccmmis.
Sion or exchanged Tor new. AL other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Bend for descriptive circulars.
deA WILLIAM E. TANNER 4 co.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
Corner Of Bank and Ilth directs,

r ARGE BRICK AND STUCCOED
IL DWELLING On THE SOUTH SIDE OF
LEIiH STREET. NEAR TO BROOK AVE-
EUE, FOR SAFE AT AUCTION VIII be sold
at auction, on the premises. en- MONDAY, the 9TH
September, 1871, ut O'Clock 2. ~. the large brick
and succeed DWELLING located as above, re-
Gently occupied by the late Dcsere BOBBY.
The house contains seven rooms, f1ont and rear
porticos; brick kitchen, &c. -
The lot has front of 90 feet, more or less, and
depth Of 95 feet and is well supplied with fruit and
other trees.
TERMS: One-fourth cash (; balance at 4 8, and
IL months, for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed.
au 80 w. GODDIN, Aucifoneer
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CALEOF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
susnce OF decree Of the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward, rendered al the March term, 1871 in the
chancery suit Of Stokes's executor ys. Stokes
Nc, and Oliver and others Stokes, &c., the un-
dersigned commissioners therein named, will sell
the 1st day Of September 1871 that large and valu-
able TRACT OF LAND OF which the late Collin
Stokes died seized. This tract cont ,ins by recent
assigned TO the widow as dover. The land is well
watered by Modest creek and its tributaries
About one third Of the land Is in original forest
one-thrd in pines Of second growth. aud the re-
mainder In open land. There is good mill site
on the property. There are three settlements on
the tract one ofwhich consiets Of large dwelling
lib Ii OK Is rooms, In good repair every necessary
clubhouse, such RS tobacco barns, stables, grana-
ry corn-houfe, ice,house, servants houses, Office
In the yard near which Is a guod orchard OF very
select fruits. ..". p --. =. :. - ,. =
Another settlement consists of DWELLING.
with SIX or eight rooms, necessary out houses,
orchard, &C, = -
The other settlement consists of SMALL,
DIV FILING, with three rooms out-houses, &C,
This land lies on The public road leading from
Burkylli6 to LunenburR Courthouse, about ei q ut
or nine miles from Burkvlle, and seven or eight
miles from Luuenburg Courthouse, and Is in a
good neighborhood, convenient TO churches. mills,
&c. The land Is go0d-dlvided into various fields
sill of which enclosed with good fences Is we'll
Supplied with wood water. aud timber in every
part. and VIII be divided into three or more tracts
70 suit purchasers.
TERMS Enough ash to defray the expenses Of
the suit aud eale to be apportloped among the pur-
chasers OF the different parcels aud for the resi-
due, bonds Will he required with good personal Sc
the purchasers prefer, one-third iu cash, and the
remainder for bonds without security.
GEO. w. BOOKER, Commissioner
au 6-lawtds Circuit Court OF Prince Edward.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" R0AD.-0n and after TaURsDAY, june s, ~,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond teah~
DAYS excepted} AS follows: 800. S.,.
$40 a. M.-MAII, TRAIN for The White es ~.
phnr Springs, connecting AZ GordoHsyilte Sita ns
Orange, Alexandria snd Manassas srsin t0s
Washington and North and hypsheurS ana nSIs or
Gordonsgllle, except on Saturday, ON whics tsyn
leaves ats p NJ. This train connects a. GoisonS.
Vile with the night trains on the Orange ASAsn
drta and Manassas railroad for LfSChnoA'
On and siSer tha 18Th Of JUNE a PASSENGER
TRAIN will run daily Except Su3daIl ps.nscn
stanton and the White sulphur, IS feAons' N.
hs afS s 6 bite Sulphur H. 4
Leave w bite sulphur at...s....,.,.,..ss>s:sshp
Arrive AZ stanton ~. - -.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to att poia"
Northwest and Southwest. ~.
Further Information may DO obtained u NV
cempany's Offices.
No Passenger Trains are run ON SUNDAYS:
80. '-I - Al. III PERRY.
General superintendent
JAMES r. NEgHNRLANDs Cent Ticket A2s
nay " -
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
III ROAD-On and after JULY ssTH, 1871.
GOING WEST:
Train No. Through PssseugeyI leaves Rich
moId daily except SundaJsl at 4:oS A. NJ; leaves
Danyille at i1:oa 4. NJ; arrives at Greensboro al
Train No. gynchburg rssserger) leaves Rich.
mend daily at els A. NJ; arrives at Lynchburs at
Train No. 10 FREIGHT and Accommodation
leaves Richmond at sos p. NJ; arrives at Burke
willie at 9:54 p. NJ. (stoppng it all way stations
daily Except Sundays).
Train No. IL (Through Mafl and E2press) leaves
Richmond daily at 2:ao 2. NJ; leaves Danville
50 GOING EAST:
Train No. II Through Mail and E1pressl leaves
Greensboro daily st 1850 7. d :; leaves Danvlle
daily at 1919 z. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily at
Train No. o Through Passenger leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Sundays) ct 1l:05 4. NJ. leaves
Danyille at l:27 2. NJ; arrives az Richmond q. s2i
Train No. 10 Hynchburs Passenger leaves
Lyuchburg daily ut Sac A. NJ; leaves Burkevic
att T. III. arrives at Richmond at P. NJ.
Train No. leaves Burkevlile $3.50 a. M. ar.
way stations) daily except SuIdaysl.
Trains Nos. and IL connect at Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad foS I'll points
South. .E..
with Train on Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio
Railroad for all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southves can be p5orpred q tee ticket Gf,ee 10
l3utic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, NO. 1875
Main street. Richmond.
Papers tina! have arrangements to advertise the
seheanle Of this company si piesfee Rrip'
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. M. r. TALcoTT, kng'r and Supt. au9
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RICHMOND AND pETERSBURG Il. K. Co..,
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. s, ISL.
rETHE T r a ms ON THIS ROAD
i run as follows:
The mall trains leave Richmond e. GAS A. n.
and 29O Z. Nj and Iesvc Petersburg st aos A. h'
and 7:39 P. n.
mono &c 8 4. H. and 44o p. NJ, and leave Peters
burg at 10 A. n. aud $50 Z. IL.
The s:45 A. d.. train will not leave Richmond On
RUNDEYS, and The 1870 p. ID, train will not Leave
Petersburg an SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the s:2o J.. Il,
daily train and those from Norfolk will connect
ut Petersburg with the 10 A. IL. train.
Passengers from Clover Hi Will. lake the $40 A.
II. train On Mondays, Wsdnesdsys, AND Fl,lAys
$50 Z. NJ
The mail trains will stop only at Chester.
The 4. Id. train Will connect 81 Peters.
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road for Lynchburgdally.
SLEEPING CARS On the 80 L. III. train rum
ming through 10 Wilm lngtcn. X. Is. kASEi,
auI Ticker and ErciyhL Agent,
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.
Eaceiyinp to-day cargo OF Af1hhAShAC
COT. for sale from vessel low.
" WG ~ Oak and Pine, long and sawed;
CGAI, and COKE-Best Bllumln Gus oai anu
os ar ~ 80 Corner Basin bank and 9lh street.
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sRArLRoAD ErrYg,.
. q

sRIcHMosD and DANYILLB AID P,zpnox-,
RAILROADS,
Il RICHMOND, Va. August IS, ISM.
EOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-The aryanos .
In ments heretofore existing for the shipment :,
freight soutb via Greensboro, on through b;li.
having been discontinued by the North Caroiins
GFeensborcs heretofore given to Shippers ara "a.
vSked. Hereafter no rates will be guaranteed be.
s9s-I'fl JOHN r. MACMURDO.
General Ticket and Freis bt Agent
II. H. q. TALCoTT, Engineer and Sup't
f8u 20-1w
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i III n w -
c.r.wBA GRAPE PILLS.
carAwBA GRAPE PILE =
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLa
CATAWBA GRAPE rlbLS'
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE P1LLs.
CATAwBA GRAPE PULLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
D." CATAWBA CRAZE PlLhs'
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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coc FOE A BUILDING LOT. COG

THREE DOLLARs CASH and 80 monthly VIII
purchase u beautiful BUILDING LOT, rs by 1?5
fest sltuated near Richmond, In an improving
location. No Interest or LAKES for ls7l-'72. 4
rst-rste Investment, Tor the largest fortunes hsve
bscn made by purchasing lots near growing cities.
Map delivered To every pnrch .ser. Apply to
r.. Is. NEWHURI,
aup 1914 nj ain street
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BY Rlchardson 81 Co.,
Real Estate Agents anu Auctoneers,
No, Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l. I, ESI K n Dwelling y AND LOT, ON 7TH
sTREETs, AT EUCTIoN.-B-lng reqrired to
execute the provisions OF certtin deed of trust,
TO the undersigned, trustee, Gully iecorted In the
Chancery Court of The city OF Richmond. ID. b.
OIL A. p'ge 452, shall trustee in said deed, pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, on the premises TO
the highest bidder, on FRIDAY. the 9Th instant,
q: O'Clock p. b., tie REAL ESTATE therein
described and delightfully."- located ON the west side
slstinr of desirable BRICK DWELLING with
three stories above the basement contsio ing eight
rooms. with gas kitchen attached: water on the
premises; lot fronting 20 ella by lao feet more or
less.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expenses
$3.50, With Interest thereon from I'd OF August,
1871 until paid; the residue on such terms as may
be announced at the time EfG q sale ns,s,y r,
RICHARDSON Co, Aucts, au 2a-tds
DUBL1C SALE OF LAND AND A
4 VALUABLE MILL IN CAROLYN
COUNTY, VA:-As commissioner of the Chan
gerry Court Of the city OF Richmond will sell at
Kef M d.T IN Sase1s sepps on TuE
1sIpasls Bs1GK MIEL kaown as Esed hs XIII
two pair OF elones tone for corn, and one f fes
wheat), Is In thorough repair, has alatge custom,
ana ah water power enough to drive other ma
cutlery ~ IL jOcdLtu on Tie, hdttapont river in
the midst OF the finest timber In this section OF the
state. f7e miles from the railroad station. =
At the same time and place Will sell 1894 acres
or VALU Bile LAND, mostly IN timber, ad-
toiaiug the lands Of Winston Atkinson, Or. Pei
lard O. B. Walden, and others. This Isnd is con :
venient TO market schools, and churches. and is
Of very line quality. iwiil divide into lots to suit
the views OF purchasers Ii desired.
TERMS: One-fuueth caah, balance In three
equal annual insialm ents, bearing interest, re-
cured by bond. with good security, and the title
retained uutil the whole purchase money is paid,
Subject TO the approval OF the court.
WM. D. QUESENBERRY,
au lo-d&sWln1 Commissioner.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR Shl4E.-LOTS
ID 81 b-i2 by 80 feet on 9Th street, between N
and % STREETS, Cfurch nill SimoDs's Rope WAX.
Price, SIS per foot. $40 cash balance In monthly
lnstaimeNt5 otS!0 until paid for.
LOTS in the growing village Of Woodvile az
,pluinR hiChn Dad Oh The east AMI near tne Falr-
Held race-course. Price, $50 peg lot, payable IN
lnstalm erts 10 suit the purchaser. -,
Okk-FtiU .TH ACRE LOTS, In MARKS aaul-
ton to NJ Winchester ON the eust. Price. Sloo per
lo,, ,A> able In lnstaments to snit the purchaser
LOIS AND GARDEN FARMS, IN anu adl"n,-
Ing the delightfully."- situated town or kandoiph
On the Williamsburg turnpike ad)olnlng hleh
Mund on the East Price and terms LIBERAL.
pSIt ot Richmond, on Clay, Broad, Grace, Frank
lin, Man, and Cary Streets, aud Fine street. IL
Belvidere. r., ~,
81, i..Im ill3 Main street.
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REAL ESTATE Ar pwIyATE SALE.

EOR SALE, TWO HUNDRED AND
z SsVI- kGESS OF GHOD IA I'D with
i'm Groycmc nts, twelve miles below kichmoud. On
the Williamsburg read, and two miles distant
Jycm Meadow Station, Richmond ard york River
railroad. Abou one hundrct acres cleared, the
balance Ia timber. TIE dwelling, which has re-
Gently been repaired, Is Is by 81 feet, and sur
rounded by au.iul shade trees and shrubhery.
There Is kitchen IL by l6 feat, Il large smoke
hou C, barn, stable, NC. wei OF excellent water
IN the yard, ard plenty OF cherries. app es, and
peaches for a large family. About ten acres Of
the laud Is IN clover, u portion OF which is very
heavy.
There IS a saw and grist mill near the place,
both In operation
These premises will he sold on reasonable time
ard 1t 4 sacrifice TO The owners on account OF
their engaging in other business.
&. &. 4 ID. A. COOK.
Inquire oc or address Is. &. Cook, CUSTOM
House. Rchmund Va. III 90 2w
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COKE, AND WOOD.

NOAL, COKE, AND WOOD.
We are now ready 10 furnish the best quality
OF CLOVER HILL COAL at the following 10"
Best Lump, S5 per load delivered;
Best Hail, si.S0 per load, delivered;
b. st Hard, f375 per load, delivered:
SOFT COKE, the best and cheapest fuel Tor
cooking and ironing In use. AS our yard is under
cover snG as we intend TO give our !sonal atten-
ton in having the dust aud llate removed, we
think we IN offer particular inducements 10 those
wishing firss-ciass cooking fuel:
Rest ANTHRACITE COAL, 81 slzes, at lowest
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed, and split,
COTTRELL & BHOTHER'S,
No. 9o5 Basin bank, between 9th an 10th ss.
fv
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COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.-DRY PINE WOOD,
u delivered in AMI part OF the city, at THREE
DOLLARS PER FULL CORD.
D'o''1 = - W. G.. MAYO,
an 11-sm st Mayo's Island Saw.mill
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OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
i--.s1-Gt.. RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
:. AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
Tho LABAMh AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, extending nom Chattanooga, Zen,
nessee 70 Meridian Mississippi, Is completed, anu
forms with its connections the
SHORTEST ALL-RAUl LINE
from Portland, Boston, New York; PhDadelphla'
Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, LynchDa,s,
and Chsttanooga, tn Meridiau, Noble, New VI
leans, Jackson, Vtcksburg, and all southWeS'erh
cities. .- 80 Il p. t'E
The road, bed Is in splendid condition and 'ls
Fullman's Palace Day and Sleeping. Cars arc 70
be run via thts route from Lynchburg 10 AonAe
ana New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets via the Alabama and Chatta,
nooga railroad, and secure the ouicke ittme ana
most comforts.
The attention OF freight-shippers Is cslled 70
this route as offering the advantages OF spesay
Transit between the North and South. Win raise
always as low as by any other Eonte: x,.,,,,
,dark ship freig ht snd procure bills OF ia"ns
via the Alebsna and Chattanooga rAtroaa
WM. KEARY,
General Freight and Ticket Agsn-
Chattanooga IeEn'
j. O. STANTON,
General Superintendent,
Re 2-sm Cha.tancogs, Tenp.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-24
RIVER NEWS.

The river Is falling, with about 10 ur fee,
water OH the shoals. The season for navi
CATION Is fast drawing to a close.
Capt. p. A. Byrne, the irre-press-ible in
forms us that he will make a nev depdrtur,
sometime soon.
Mildred Fowler. a new Tennessee river
boat, was launched ut Evansville few
days ago.
The Mallie Ragon's entire cargo, from
Nashville, consisting OF 2, 7s0 sacks corn
and 100 bbls cornmeal, belonged to f. p
Randle. West Point, ia.
she left here Thursday for Evansville
with 20 hhds. Tobacco for New York. Cap
Ben. Egan Is her general open warfare
agent and representative. She will lcnvs
here again next Thursday, for Cairo ant
Evansville. shippers would do well TO re
member the time.
The John Lumsden has laid up. and hel
place Is taken by Bill Dix's Independent
mountain pet Fila hughes
The old Talisman will adjourn In few
days, TO be succeeded by the Lorfng Burks
Vile. The bully Tyrone, with her blush
ing honors thick upon her, will turn ovel
her day to Stanton Pierce McGuire's Ed
dyville.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-24
MARRIED..

In this county, on the 10th inst. by Rev.
]. Il. Reynolds, Mr.. CARSEY HARRIS and
Miss Lucy SWIFT, daughter of DIR. q. II
swim.
| In the German Reformed Church. In this
place. on Tuesday morning. the 9th inst :.
BY Rev. q. l.. Staley. of Petcrsyille, Md,
M MnwI0N nhYE OF n, caL I "
| u. RENrCH, eldest daughter of ID. y. Rcntch,
Esq.-Shepherdsto'cn ". To.) Register.
May the lovely flower he has removed
from its native soil be tenderly cared for
and not allowed to fade, and may happi-
ness, uninterrupted, he with this happy
couple through future life.
2lst inst. by Rev. b. NJ. Taylor, Mr.. 4. n.
CALLS to Miss FANNIE SADLER, all OF Lo :
gan county, Ky.
ON the LIST OF May, 1871, at the residence
of Is. ID. Bradshaw, by Rev. L. j. Crutcher,
Mr.. CHARLES JEW ETT. OF Canada, and iss
SARAH j. GRANT; of Graysviile, Ky.
At the residence OF Mr.. l.. Latimus, near
Russeliville. KY, by Rev. Jos. b. West. ID.
D.. Mr.. JSo. L. LONG, of Russeliviile, and
Miss SALLIE T. TRAnUE, of Logan county,
Kentucky.
| At Cedar Grove Mills, Christian county,
KY, on the 18th inst, by Rev. MIR. cren-
shaw, Mr.. JOAN X. SMITH and Miss SUE
BOWMAN.
In this county, on the 2lst inst. by Rev.
>: A. Holland, Mr.. ii. ID. MARSHAL and
Miss MARY N. GRANT.
We wish this couple all sorts of happi-
ness, and
/
MAY their summer he rs gay ms the roses,
That hang ON the bushes In June,
Their autumn made up of reposes
| AZ calm as the sleeping lagoon.
And when the cold blasts OF December
Assail them In lifes later years
May this be their life-to remember
No hour that WAS Swallowed by tears"