Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-12-09

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willie, thns osir patriotic AMI ntls llep-
rcseh tAtivs--AIs,i u. u. fsrBusols. ba.
take,l 4 iiyh stand Ia the I.egisla.
turc. fTl1 integrity, sound Judgment
and varied information admtnbly
lit him for The duties Il ls~naker
and to command the confidence aud
respect Of those assocIated with him.
His constisuents ars proud u him.
THE Royal Japanse Troupe will
perform at franklin Hall, in this
city, on the 18th inst. The papers Of
the country speak in highest praise Of
their performances, which Is such as
was never attempted by Americans.
The Original q All right is with this
troupe. Let them have a crowded
house. NIX
AN EFFORT il being made to get up n
stock company to operate the Tam
merry lately ownedby W.T.. Shack
elford. This would prove a paying
investment to NIL who take hold Of 1t,
as 1t Is one of the necessities, and a
ready sale, at good prices, for all 1t
turns out.
/ REPAIRING FuRs.- Mrs. d. T. Dris-
coll, an expert with the needle, will
refine and otherwise repair Sfuffs,
Furs, etc., in excellent style. She may
he found at her residence on Frank
lin street, near Barksdale, Clark &
Co.'S planning mill. Leave your or
ders.
THE thanks Of the CHRONICLE Of
fee are most sincerely rendered to
Mr.. Charles Lehman for q liberal
sample ofhis Tom and Jerry. While
drinking 1t, no man will envy the
gods their boosted nectar. Mr.. Leh-
man is the efficient and polite mana
ger Of Mr.. Roth's Bar aud Saloon.
OUT of the large number of bank
rupts in this country, what has be-
come of their assets? Do any OF
them ever pay. We have never re-
ceived cent yet, but we have a
small bundle OF notifications of that
kind.
DoRsEY's celebrated stallion Gold
dust died at Louisville on Monday
from Inflammation of the bowels
The horse was one of the most famous
in the country. A few days ago his
owner was offered S5O,O00 for him.
A BILL has passed the lower house
ofonr legislature, which provides that
DO party shall hereafter carry any
weapons except In the hands. Vari-
ous amendments were offered, all OF
which were voted down, and the bill
passed. Ayes, AZ; noes IA.
THE ice spell, of a few days this
week, had to succumb to the warmer
rays of the sun, on Thursday. A
large amount Of pork packing has
been done, and the weather is still not
un "a vOrable to that business.
THE Building and Loan Associa-
tion, Of this city, is in a prosperous
condition, the calls being paid
promptly. 1t is doinga vast amount
of good, besides being paying insti-
tuition to the stockholders.
s'
BAILEY ANDERSON, the clever
agent for the Singer Machine, may
be found at Gardeners wall paper de-
pot, ready to sell you a machine on
accommodating terms.
Mr.. JAMES CARTER, one of our
worthy citizens, c0atemplates re-
moving to Kentucky. He carries our
best wishes with him wherever he
goes.
ANY Of our subscribers who have
agreed to pay their subscription in
wood, eau bring it along, IA the
weather is getting suitable for small
fires.
HAMBAuGH, PErrUs & Co, are
slaughteriag hogs In earnest at their
pork-house, in this city, near the city
Flour mills. We return thanks for a
liberal supply of spare ribs and back
bones.
TEN-PIN ALLEY. - Maj. u. A.
Byrne has opened his ten-pin alley
on the East side of the Public Squire.
1t is good and. healthful exercise
Mr.. Jack Kirksey has opened A NO.
l, bur in the front part Of the room.