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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24


An evening Of sacred song December 1st.
Proceeds for the benefit OF the Sunday
School.
Drs Preliyman s. Dividson's new paper,
thd Peninsular News Ind Advertiser will be
Issued Jan. 9th 1872.
Our ,ownsman, Gen. A. 4. A. ToFberl U.
s. Consul at Havanna, will leave for his post
OF duty on the 90tn instant.
The colored people are alive to the impor.
tance OF educating their children, and we
learn have raised by subscription enough
money to run school during The winter.
Alter this dale there will be but ole tnp
weekly, between New York aud Lever, lea-
wing Lrwes Mt PM. ou every Saturday,
aad New York ut 4 7. NJ. every ruiAdiy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
FERTiLIzGRs.
THE PEYSSON POUDRETTE! 4!
Manufactured and Scli for 2I Years /!
Planters, Farmers and Gardi.
ners' Friend.

For corToV, tryitI FrTop.c-5 trv,tt
fr@AsAr.try III scr oAgs, Try ti PoT, oRXtiyii
sor BARLEY, Uy III FrkYEtr al
FSr vsss., - Ffa.is .nd Flower. no os Ter saii /.
zsHis ~ )WN a. n pre.rntdy.
Natural Manure 10 Adultera ion
Maze ON r-ivy deposit or nisb col. Frse,- IN
mel mel. fls1sA h4nd-. Zach eart-0-a Wnsu taken
heS r. Oi toe r. t, al agrcul u -asts and cham.
sts Of kurJps a "a Amengt:
sm without ny nu IA. produced thres times the
lsht l. OF Toe Cd s'Sn ia VI de -, wAh a slght
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Al Ne qlt e. H. eisll
You ask. What are the advantages of using
Foudrettel
l. Ii pFedu ef ne .4',e, s.,p, ,. tenr ere. y,rr
atsi sh30 HseJ IN he 20 lfor yeels fr.u. ..l
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"a ana eellFef-d at a4s le pots o. ste.u,toat
I4lal-ss Ia "a CIT. Al orders addfss Ell 10
fsfssOS tOtp ,Er4E M.LFAcrU.lNG CO.
(sGee-ssors 40 =. tEY,. on a sT.wAAr co1
Nc. 420 LIBAARY STREET,
tRo m No ils tuius hai i)ruiLALk.falAP
.l meet ~itn rroupt attentol; or tamr-n near .ha
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
vol. xxx
WHAT 1nE WINDS sATi

what do the winds say to us,
AS they hurry ncross the plilnf
Or edd, around the hill-tops,
Coming, and going agoin
What DO they say TO us ever
ks they whisper among the wee
Or murniur so low In the oushes'
Stirring the pendent leavesf
uark kl-a'en now they are haipins,
Through the hRlf open door,
Breathing their strange, aweet melois'
Deepening more and more.
what is the message they bear Us,
stooping 50 low us they got
Waiting the laugh Of the joyous,
Echoing tie walls Of woef
This, / believe. is their lesson,
Taught alike by all,
That lie who watcheth the sparrow
Keeping itlest II fall.
Wateheth alike DER the wind tlaHta,
lempeiiuR with grace their power
Making them bearers oflove-giits'
Multiplied every hour
And Al, as they kiss my easement
Or ridely knock at my door
Or toyiDply rock the treetops,
Laughing DER and Ger.
l say, all halll sc wind powersl
Come to me when YOU will,
You must ever repeat me the lesson
That Providence keepeth me slu.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24


The Item published IN the BfedkUIte ter
Light, al Lewes, stating that the Record IS
tor sale is without auth Irity.
Stephen Costen, the School teacher re-
nty murdered by Chs Wuolsy ju'ice
of the Peace at Cbnsliana, was originally
liom Sussex Gu.
Tie Delaware and Maryland fIuit growers
Meeting recently held at SealOrd adjourned
10 meet III Seaio. 4 on the 12tu OF December,
al 1880 A. NJ.
Some If uhle occurred at the Depot Yeser-
day morning Ia swilchint af tie cars.
Three or four cas- we're thrown of the track
aud one considerably damaged.
The farmers a.ong the Nantcoke, whose
hopes WIRE recently rlised 81 hIgh by the
stcam mb0at enterprise, are making prerara-
tloLs TO engage Ia the trucking bui ness.
A sieamb al Will doubtless ply tue N4nIi.
COKE before The next ruil season.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24
STATE AFFAIRS.
From tho preakw.ler LIaA. Nov. lsth

From tho Breakwater Light Nov. 18th
The first Snow of the season at Lewes fell
on Tuursdly-
The friends of the Rodney family which
was formerly so numerous iu this town,
will learn with pleasure d iublless, from The
rerort OF Bishop Morris, Ia which he gives
a cheering account of the successful eslab-
lshmenl of Parnchml school at Portland,
Oregon, by The Misses Rndneys, who went
from this place few years ago They hare
n schoo at that place and are about TO en-
large their building to accommodate the au-
tieipaied increase of ciolars.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-24

TREATMENT OF SMALLPOX SUBJEcTs.-
During the prevalence ol small pox 10 Pans,
last spring, the pulice authorities required
the bodies of I ose dying from it 10 lie
sponged in liquid, composed ui one hun :
dred aud eigny grains of carbnic ucid in a
quart OF distilled water.-HIrpeg's Mtga.
zlRe.
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

900 EAST 47TH STA YOUNG GIRL WISHES A
40 situation chambermaid nd waitress, would
in kitchen work. good city reference Cali for
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

TO EAST 4ST STA RESPECTABLE, COMPETENT
ltO girl chanbermad and to assist with tie washing,
chambelmal and to assist with the waiting; best city
references.
The New York herald., 1871-02-20
CoACHMEN AND aA4p gNnR.s.

A GENTLEMAN WANTS SITUATION FOR HIS
n coachnan, city or country reliable young man,
not afraid to work. who thoroughly understands driving,
care OF horses harness aud gar
ing can milk Address j. H. W., box l.i Herald Office
two days.
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

CC0 WEST 9th STA COMPETENT LAUNDRESS
AOV with unexcept onabe references to so ont nv tb,
day or take washing home understands futns doing W
linens superior style. =
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

Ok EAST T4TTI STA RELIABLE GIRL AS CHAM
L lD bernaid and waitress; objection to prvat
boarding house. Can be seen for two DAYS
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

OCd WEST s7TH ST., THIRD FLOOR. ROOM no
AAt ga 'irst class laundrcss to do gentlemen's
ladies' washing ty the dozen by the month
all kinds Of family washing pulling and uting done OF
moderate terms Call on address Mrs. GOLDEN
The New York herald., 1871-02-20
(establi9hed IH4T,

Auction Sale.
JAMES VI. MILLER viii sell at public auction Monday,
February "a, at II O'clock the Exchange Sales
room Ill Broadway, the valuable Houses and Lots al
Bleecker street. the southeast Of West Tenth
street. % feet Inches front BY about % feet inch deep
$50 Beecker street the northwest OF West Tenth
% feet III inches Blocker by 26 feet inches
Deep and 27 Vest Tenth street. joining the corner 8 feet
| inch by IS feet II inches ceep
This property is very desirable for Investment Is situated
In improving ncghborood, and of the best
for business the side OF the city For mans or
particulars apply 10 WM. A. W. LoWEERE. $50 Green
wch street New York. TO the auconeer his Office sS
Pine str
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

10 EAST ED sr., REAR HoUsE.-6 RESPECTABLE
Il - married woman, With fresh breast OF milk as wet
nurse, city country; excellent references.
10 lsr AVA RESPECTABLE YcuSu GIRL hc
- ii nurse and seamsifnss Can be scen from 10 hi
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

OK WEST s01H ST, REAR house, RESPECT.
LJ.J able young cambcimaid and 10 assist in
washing and cnug objection to boarding houses four
years excellent city references.
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

O0 WEST 18TH STA PROTESTANT YOUNG wo
~ INFANTS nurse; Is fully capable of ding on
tire charge will be highly recommended by present EN-
poyer in this oity.
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

900 WEST 18th ST., REAR BASEMENT A YOUNG
-e)J coored woman would like few days work. either
cleaning, washing ironing - ~
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

Xxx WEST 3lST ST., SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM
1DC ATespecta bic young chanbermad ant
waitress; willing assist with the washing ironing;
city references.
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

MARSHAL'S SALE OF a BAKERY-S HERMAN
IVA Auc'i. VIII sell Monday, February 20 nj ii
o'clock at IL Bowcry. the entire stock Fixtures OF rs
Talcs Chairs, Troughs, Pans. shoves Scales &C. all
complete 80 sner Flour Sugar, Moassos, BY order
Of L.. Rndskopf, City Marshal.
NiORr1AGE SALE.R FIELD, hUCrIONEER Mill
4 SELL on Monday, Feb 20, at II O'Clock No Al catha-
rine street. the STOCK and Fixtures OF LqnoI store con
sislhs OF Bar ahi Bar Fixtures Mirrors Ale Pumps rahes
Attorney iorAiortgasec
M ARsHAlfS SALEM DAVIS, AUCTIONEER, WILL
l SELL this day. at lo9 O'Clock. at No 3reenwleh
nue. brmsses Ingram Carpets; mahogany other Hei
tte8as, Tables Chairs WardrObes Blankets Sheets Pillows
Mattfesse5 and lot Croekery Wafe worthy the Of
toe trade. Bv order Q! II. T. MuRpu; city Mareb;S
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

Ok WEST 18TH ST. TOP FL0OR.-A RESPECTABLE
ClC young girl 10 do general housework a private
family is an excellent washer and ironer the city
ference.
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

900 WEST 2eTH ST, THIRD FLOOR FRONT
.)C room "A respectable colored woman wishes a fam
iy's washing Call for four Gays.
ELIZABETH Johnson
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

M ANTED-ACrIVE, GO-AHEhD MEN, IN CITY OR
country, 10 sell the most attractive article offered;
no pa tent humbur. 70 Dey st. mp stairs. front
PEABODY CO.
The New York herald., 1871-02-20
FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, A BUSINESS ESTAB
IA shed 10 years, manufacturing wooden for house
hold purposes fair profits and large sales. Apply
Gangevoort street, IN tue
The New York herald., 1871-02-20

OO7 EAST s7rH ST., CORNER Sd Av, THlRI
AOl Goor, baNk room.A respectable young girl To dc
upstairs work; no objection 10 take Of child;
willing and obIiging. Good city reference
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
Tho Life ANA Epi..le. u 81. r.ul.

A graphic and Eloquent Delineation OF
eearly life, education, conversion, teacli-
ings, labOrs, and travels, constituting a liv-
Ing picture of the great Apostle. by 1lev.
w. J. Conybeare, NJ. A. late fellow of Trim.
ity College, Cambridge, and Rev. j. s.. How
son. ID. D., Principal OF the Collegiate In
stitute, Liverpool, with AN able and elo-
qucnt preliminary dissertation by Prof
Leonard Bacon, ID. D., OF Yale College.
This work Is universally regarded as. not
only one OF the most important contrihu-
tiOns to theological lifernt ure since the ref
ornatiun. but one of the most absorbingly
interesting biogrn plies ever written. Its
object Is to furnish u living picture OF the
great Apostle himself. and OF the circum-
stances by which he was surrounded. Its
pages accordingly make vivid the distant
events and scenes aiming which he moved
aud az no book has ever done, enable the
reader to realize the social. civil, and relig-
ious institutions by which lie was sur
rounded. and which furnished Illustrations
for his writings. Being u comp store
house OF information, II makes the studi-
Gus reader Intelligent IN Sacred Uirogrsiphy y,
History, aud Theology.
The work contains over l, 600 large octave
pages, and printed In the best style of the
art. Rev. Mr.. Brickhouse, of thiscounty,
is agent for the book and IL now canvas, sln
the county. He Is worthy. christian gem
tlemen, and we bespeak for him kind
reception by our people.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

their ovclgvewn wealth, sndspower,
and to make sid roads 6sIstrvient
to few locu1s4i&. BY carr )ug Off the
trade from al osmreting points and
concentrating II where capital Gen.
traIizes It's power to crust, labor and
control commerce In Its own excIus-
i've interest. The general tendency
to consolidation, III government,
roads, telegraph lines, and In all
things that can suhserve the interests
Of capital and strengthen the arm of
ambition, ought to awaken the fears
Of the people, and stimulate theh to
greater Efforts for the preservation OF
their vital interests, both political
and commercinl. Clarksville is feel
ing, most sensibiy, the effects Of rail-
road CONSOLIDATE lon, and as this Prince
ton line offers y partial remedy for
these evils, the necessities Of the site
nation demand an energetic effort to
escape annihIlatlon, by improving
the opportunity offered, ere II be lost,
through the action of other localities
more alive to their future welfare.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

-. - ! ~ - =
He oern s.esssp~nfS1psores.
IN OF the German l&HBes AIrin8 To
Var, the revi-esl oflir&l lls(sputs H. TX
tlDwn at 4MD Officers aud 1la683
NEIL. OftIfe ftSfmer, lies vere kllitd;
LOS wounded and thirty missing.
The greater proportion hy far fell to
the share ~ the N0fth-t3eftid}farnsy,
Wig: 01S killesl, 2,07e wounded, aud
the while ~ rnbsel, d tttsefher y, 800
out OF the 1880. or the men, II, Is1
are killed, S7,543 wminelesl and 70, i0j
missing. Here again by far the
grenter part are North Germans, viz:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

Many ladies, particularly mothers nurs-
Ing, complain OF a tired. ilsti~ss feeling, or
complete sexhaastisbn. on art<isse IN the
morning. On the wife and mother de-
wolves the responsibility of regulating the
duties of the household. Her cares are nut
merous. and the mental rs well M the
physical pawers IRE frequently called info
reputation. slts. often assds her slightest
occupation weary task and existence "a
burden, while ut the same time she has no
regular disease. Hostetter's atcn,ach BIT
ters, II resorted TO nt this period, Will prove
an unfailing remedy for this annoying las
sieude, The effects Of this potent agent are
soon seen In the rosy cheek and clustic
step of the head of the family, as with re-
stored heafih and renewed spirits she takes
her accustomed place In the fhinily circle.
IT this friend In need be regularly used
those depressing syMptonas will never i,s
complained OF, and nos only would is~i.
tude not be Experienced, but many diseases
following its advent be avoided. As a
medical ngent II has no equal, while It's
pleasing nnvor and henithful cnacts have
made itu general nvorite. It Ii free mon,
all properties calculated 10 impnir the syn
ten. and It's operations are at once mild
soothing aud efiiclent. All who have ussSl
the Bltters attest It's virtues and commend
tito use. e',tfi
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

A3oA1as
Hssrispn & Shelby, ofths Clarks-
We Warelloslse eDld, Or the wsok
e,ielin9 July1, T9hli6 a. follo<rs !:
- bids medium to good leaf, = IS to 10 Is.
n nht's s sSM assl q a Gss iSs Is
hid wet Tugs. . ~.
Turnkey, Ely 4 Co, Of the Ele-
phant HOUSE. suld f0rthp week ending
June 30, W iihsis. rs follows:
a hhds leef: aet Y o.. q from II On to II 50.
from son TO 3 ~, 20 from a ~ TO 7S.
D 90 to 8 o..
KiIlebrew & Williamson OF the
Cumberland Warehouse sold since
last report, 81 hhtls., "a follows:
u hhds luxs from o 10 to O 90.
Y hlnls low leaf from o 90 tn = NJ.
~ hhds shipping leaf, from 3 00to 10 90.
Bowling 4 Kirby, of the Tobacco
Warehouse sold for week ending June
s0th, Of 20 hhds. as follows:
20 hhiS Tugs from o 40 to67s
sh'ids common leaf, 8 no toll IN.
10 hhds medium leaf. ut IN tn o 20.
bids good leaf, q to II 90. I'LL
Sales by Herndon & Collins, ii
Red River Landing, on July 9th,
Of So hhds. rs follows:
~ IIhds. Leaf at rom 10 10 i2 N.
~ Hhds. i.ugs NJ from y, 10 OO.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
THE RAILROAD DISASTER.

AS our space forbids our publishing
In full the particulars of the terrible
disaster on the Northwestern Rail-
road, on the 81 inst, we give the fol-
lowing list Of killed and wounded
KILLED. = Aleck Wright, White
Bluff; j. q. Hornberger, clarksvllle;
John Marshall, Nashville; Charles
Campbell and wife, and child of the
same, ten months old, Edgetield; Jno
Il. Crockett, VIM. Crockett, :,nd wy
lie =. Howard, Chap-l Hill; Miss III.
Elite Jones, Ohio; Mrs. Emma Yeat-
man, Memphis; Mrs. +. Dunn,
Kingston SPRING.; Mrs. Burns,
Smiths Station Mrs. Lynch, New
sons Station; Deputy Sheriff PEN
dergrast, Dickson County Thomas
NJ. Dunn, Kingston's Springs, who
died yesterday; =. $. Brown, who
died yesterday.
WouNDED.-Thomns Vain, Nash.
Vile, bruised; w. w. Gee, brakeman,
leg broken; Miss Sophronia Heard,
Trenton, badly cut and bruised aud
Injured Internally; w. Brown, John
sonville, slightly; Mr.. Crutcher,
slightly; Capt. w. +. Yeatman,
Memphis, Internally; Thomas Yeatr
man, Kingston Springs, hurt IN spine
aud side; ". Halle, Point Isabella,
lndisna, very seriously; Jno. Camp
bel, Nashville, head cut and leg
BRUISED; Mr.. Wilhoile, Nashville, ley
broken; J. NJ. Thompson, Amherst
Courthouse. virHiniu, hip bruised,
aud cut la face; Mics Clara Lake.
Nashville, arm aud wrist broken, w.
Walker, Union City, jaw broken
Conductor lands, leg broken; Rpbt.
Daniel, Bedford County, arm broken;
George and James prgram, slightly
WOUNDED IN the eide; J. w. Scotf,
freight agent, slightly wounded Ia
head and hip; w. u. Dever, Milan,
Tennessee. slightly wounded IN tho
head and bruised.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
GLASS FRUIT JARS.

The kinds we havcare man ' ana various;
but we would call particular attention to
the Victory. which has Glass Top. and n
superior to any in the market. We have
them ut Wholesale and retail ms cheap M
the cheapest.
We also manufacture the TIN Cans mt re.
duced prices. in fact NO low that all who
will can buy without mucl, money or price.
KINCANNoN n HAMLET.
tuly l. 'rI-ff
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

THE bigamist Bowen, who has been
sentenced to the Penitentiary, will, 1t
is said, be parClonel by the President,
and reseated in, Congress, to swell the
bloated proportions of National dis
honor. What can he thought of the
intelligence, patriotism, and integrity
of u party that outrages every senti-
ment of honor and justice by promot-
ing criminals, from the cells of the
Penitentiary, to seats In Congress
1t Is true the transition from penal
cell to the Radical side Of Congress is
u distinction without a difference, yet
there Is a degree of Difference due to
the opinions of mankind, which, il
withheld, argues depravity too deep
to feel sense of shame.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
NOTICE.

HAVING LEASED the tIarksvjIlc Cas
Works to Messrs. McDonough 4 Flnnnrrs'.
Tor a term Of years from June 1, ISL, al!
present them 10 DIR. :. Il. SELLERS. for settle
inent and those indebted 10 me will pleas.
pny him. All hills from above date 10 be
made To Messrs. Mcl)onough d Flannery
Thanking the cItixeus of Ciarksvitle for
their. kind patronage, ch.erftiliy rrcon,.
mend continuance of same Us Mes~rs
McDonough d. Flahnery, who. I AM confi-
dent, Will use their best efforts to pls,,sc
their patrous. T. 4. HOPPER.
June ~, IS7i-2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
SCITOOL NOTICE.

"A a GAIA. 4 hsrsl.y made upon ~ ne
aounty. arsing thou, Ia meet n the couri-
hou<e IN chsrksvilie, ON saturday, he x2si
Of July Ia T., NJ ~ o'ctsick. a. N.
receive from eacIa f,i<trict 4 report ipr the
lust school year. showing the nunsorr ST
sohools while aud black, the mum rr Of
pupils Instructed. the l1y ~ cncf, irnrhtr.
revise ths conrs, OF study Rdopted last
year. and To make such changes ~ may
soeni beat; To regulate the exssfinafion of
Take inf., consideration All other such mat
tiers ~ the law makes 10 our duty. ~ u
bnard. 10 attend 70; and 70 make AL neccs-
IN tie fall. I3y order 81 tile Executive
Hoard. a. w. HuurlIGlfs.
~ ksifVnHFw. a
q. T. .lrEESAfHs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

THIS gives total or ~, O00. 900 pounds ~
the tobacco crop OF last year. of which the
estimated value was So, 206.s25. Virginia
largely leads every other state in the TO-
bacco production. Kentucky stands next
In order, Tennessee third, North Carolina
ductlon r. greater than that of any other
Western State.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
oraES.J.G. monNBEReEn

Our readers have heard, ere this, Of
the Railroad accident, on the North
western road, on last Monday night,
and the consequent death Of our
esteemed townsman, General J. O..
Hornberger announcement OF
which cast gloom over the COM
munity In which he lived, esteemed
by all who knew him. As legisla-
tor Gen. III. WAS vlgihDt, Arm and
siiscreet; as lawyer, he was learned
and true to the interests OF his clients;
as man, he was high-toned, public
spirited and benevolent and as a
Christian devout AMI consistent. His
career affords bright example to the
youth Of tho country; for without
assistance aud with no early advant-
ages, except such as the God Of nature
gave him, his indomitable will and
untiring energy, stimulated by q
laudable ambition, enabled him to
work his why up from poverty to
op,ilei,ce--from unfrlended obscurfty,
to an enviable place In the social
circle and professional influence. The
place he has so suddenly left vacant,
in this community, will not soon be
filled, and they who have known him
longest, will he last recOnciled to his
loss. We tender to his sorely tried
wife, our profoundest sympathy un-
der loss so sudden and, to her, so
irreparable.
Gen. Hornherger was buried, on
Wednesday evening, with Masonic
honors, aud every demonstration OF
resnect
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
Montgomery wouIen Mills,

-
MANDATORY uf nnc ca~linerrS.
pinIn and cslored Jeapk white hnd plaid
l.tnseys, FhsnnelS, whites AMI coidSe1 ltlais-
kets, TweOis, Hlort<lnR YurnS and Yarn
FILLING. which we are Offering ts,tlp trade
~ wholesale 90 retail, nlsd ~ prteAx ttrsl((
the Times. .MrrcnanE nre xlisiIbilS ulvt-
ted To- examine our goods bsfnrt going
from home 70 bry such vssodS nswa man
ufacture. We nsnnuhsrturr wool fur rus-
tanners or exchange amy uo<sd< VIE make ar
thns.' usually kept In = well iiiird countty
Nsssm. t:oulfsr & Alls,y. NJ t'lnrls~vsIIs,
and Pettuz a Bro, New PrnvIdssr'e. 1eni,.
hcctried ar manufactured. Parties Wish
Ing their wool c.srstcsl or unnu fse1 urrl can
leave II with our agents. and Eiyr written
tns!ssctiuns w;ai they want dosss viii, 4.
and return II trF 0f charge.
fecsrcc!miIy.
l>,ashs,s Nnl< i1e;ssss''nss ~ g. 3 af run.
June IL, ix7f-ty =
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

A DISPATCH Is received that the
Massp Supreme Court has
just made n notable decision. In the
suit instituted by a stone cutter, to re-
cover certain sum Of money lS500l,
levied as a fine Ivy the trade union to
which he belonged, for cutting stone
IN a manner contrary to tile rules of
the t,,ion, the court ruled that the
demand was illegal, aud that. the
hination aud threat to prevent
workmen from being employed was
an Illegal conspiracy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
DIED d.,

A. NftIt<.s5 IN, >. {. 49,. Sx-.,..., -.
noon. June 81 at \, minu tes ,,efore ~s
OF heart disease. HxnErrA J. E. TowSsESD.
w wnw ~ ,, -. "; Nv .whsenu. nna dnughter OF
'' - -" '''
A'.er long ana severe af'iction this
mos. es.im"nie christian Indy has passed
"w"s. ner "e'o'ed husband and many
ir'enos nave our sympathy In their be-
re"Se'neh'. a a.
In this county. on the 10th uit., an in fnnt
son Vi Sonh H. ana Jane Martin.
On the 81 Inst. ELIZA ASS. snfant tiaugl-
yer OF =. N ana Maria Blackford-uged 10
IN inns c'!y. on the ~ ~ It., OF fever, REu.
- years and n movths' n Nee'ee' "s''o
y, 80. -
CHARLES ". LxSGrnnn' o,,,~t ~ v..rs MI y;
age.
ao., -. i.
r, III .me nMn uu., MISS -sSSSIE vIR0!SfA
~ EnMoT isstoN, 1auyhter ~ VIM. and Vir-
81, r.u,nonuson, OF TINS county, In the
SV'h Se"r o. hcr age.
Miss Mamie v. Esimoiidson was born
Aug. l. 1851. and died lime hi, 1871 Cha ,.a /.
80, III ~ w.
800 ""'1"' ""'ure hRd ehuoweu her
with many excellencies OF mind and heart,