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FOR RENT AND SALE

FsS sAL..A tSs,:,Sr ,y BRICK S HOUSE,, No
,a en- sirss,, ss~ ss,s,n sna streets. front
rosms; porch above and dry cellar: range hot ami
sS.a e., sns bach ,srs ioescn %. IN
max ing one Of the mott desirable residence. in The
e h sss fS 9 f.:ar. !. e. asa
Il s,r,s. ss,r :, 81 and Streets Il n, Ia y
Eok SALE, Oh Kx.RAyeE FoR CITY Pro:
From ten to one hupdred acres OF ane GARDEN
the snS very u.
Sable, i ss. s;s ass
LOB RKNT-Tvo Rooms m . nr.t-cie.s house,
II on New York avenue, between ssh and loth sts.,
the family IN the house. References exch.ns-a.
AAs5y e. ,Ss star once BY letter. address, ST. ss~
rent. Vim .sIi ny pM s eli Sc aousE, ON
a q April price reasonable, and terms s ssersssi
WI rsnt Store for sls; Inquire Of LIrcHFIELD
YORK avenue. jsnS-ai rs. LiTcnFfELD.
For RENT.suite OF ROOMS, pArlOr noor; far-
Il nished. eli q street north. JE-d
EoR SALE OR RENr-rhe elessnt COUNTRY
Boundary street. at the head Of 81 street east al
A. SHEPHERD Gle Penn aI sTeSus. '' ms Ssg e
EoR RENT-Two COMMUNICATIVE ROOMS
nished or unfurnished, Ct No. AVS street, Refer
ences exchanged. does
LOB RENT-A SALOON PARLQR, with Dining
u Room, Kitch, q and Bed room. House neat sad
well furnished: hiss modern improv ements. Chargcs
moderate. Inquire 90 1919 street. nos
LNOR RENT-The large DWELLISG-HOUSE.
u <s7 Pennsylv anita avenue, six doors east % the
National Hotel wide room ,starcases ana passage
q locality for q lawyer or physician.
FRANCk TAYLOR,
ms S2s Indiana avenue
E0R REHT-Sewly FURNISHED, . suit si Pan
U LORS; one furnished ~ sleeping room. and com
municating with bath room and water closet. con-
yenisnt 90 departments and principal hotels, suits
bic for Aember-privste family. Address or apply
TO DR.. 5. 4. BOND, northeast corner 18th aud
streets. nol-n
E>OR RENr-six fine OFFICE ROOMS in the
Il Shepherd Building, sos Pennsylvsnis avenue,
south side felO-f
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fSsT. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAIL
Wy ROAD COMPANY
L VAL TICE

I'VE NOV TICE.
Messrs. 3. GOLDSTEIN & CO. have REMOVED
their Loan Office from their old stand, No YO9 *
It. west, one door north of Pa. avenue. to their
Principal Loan Office, under the Metro poltan Ho-
tel. Sail sroom fronting Penna aver ne; priv ate
entrance through to street, affordng an entrance
either way. The central location of the place and
the accomm odations offered by 3. GOLDSTEIN,
co. make theirs the safest also the most extern
they always have hand q large and choice selec-
ton Of fine Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds and
all other fine good Jewelry, Silver and Silver
plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Guns, Reviewers, &C. -,
&c both second hand from their Loan Office and
goods, which they will sell with a small margin
cost. A call them will satisfy all II at our
mmendation IL not misplaced. jas29-u
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LOST AND FOUND.

i OST-A liberal reward will be paid by the sub
IL scrtber for the recovery Of POCKET BOOK
containing about $s5 in currency and some letters
and pers with the owner address, lost last night
IN the orchestra Of the National Theater. Il. 7.
LYONS, Third Auditors Office, Treasury Depart
ment. It's
I OST, sTRAYED, OR STOLEN-On the 18th Of
1 IL Isnnpary black and yhite POINT; ~
will be given for his return to No $50 Oh
street east. fl23ts
Il QST-On Saturday last, on 10th street, between
~ and Massachusetts av enue, northwest. n
LADY'S GOLD WATCH, (fr osted } with gold EJAt
and gutta ,Iercha chain sttached. liberal(zlX
reward Will be given If returned to 625 Maryland
avenue, southwest fl2-3tf
G < REWARD.-Lost, on Pennsylvania avenue,
YO probably, on the 9Th instant, a Red Leather
POCKET BOOK, containing about Sl3 and fe
papers. The above reward will be paid for the de-
livery OF the pocket book and contents to the porter
at the CQast survey OSce. flO3t.
NIN0 ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN. The
public are cautioned not to receive it. ocle
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6l3 18TH STREET,
fl0 st Under National Metropolitan Ba,k
EOR SALE VERY CHEAP-A beautiful Build
~ ing LOT, situated on Massachusetts avenue,
SIC sss resa s Bet st IS snd S
as,1 s .sS E.
EMIL e %aGLTAh pMH1kSAS, GGianbi;. Building
session given on the LIST Of March, or sooner, II
FOB K IIS TT, frame HOUSES, rooms each,
a ss 5ts e :t SaS
EOk RENT-A first class DWELLING, with ali
walk o Po.t ss asS .,sni ha FIVE %nSss
northeast corner sth St and MsrEet space. rs cost
LOB RENT-The STORE, sos -Four and a half
GSdn Co
at, q s hs,si avenue under the
FOR SALE-Rare chance TOR a good inv esment,
HoI yhsh y Y nov paying ls per cent, SEVEN
in the most central location in this city The owner
s sSIss s en- very liberal terms Address Of
EOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished HOUSE
= No. zee S., betresn 18th and 18th stS For
and Rsss
Of Penna. avenue and 18th ct. febS If
EOR RkNT-Tvo handsomely FURNISHED
:rabls in the city. Apply at 1905 Penn.yIvania
l. 1414 street, between 18th and 18th sts., con
tanning eleven rooms and oeAar; gas and water.
,jSsT carriage Factory, issE and street,:
FOE sALE-A FAkM go acres5 in Prince
Hyattsviiis station on the Baltimore and washing
house IL perfect repair. GILLETTE P ten 1ocms
tenants house the usual ont bpiIdines, and an or.
ana ( r fss
s:$sss. sss!: $::s.ss!ss
q w. ff r s,s
large. c.ns: SiaS within two q ; 1
ss:l 5s:ss i Il: s:s:ss
ROB SAlE-One Of thoss ane HOUSES low nsar
y completion, situated on Nth. near y street, n.
:toss HI@ntsS: IA sssys, and ii modern inIrcys,
&: rs f:s:s 81:
i between and q 90, Viii roSes ssa al nod Cd
G s..sss.:s r "a g. SaAf. 49, T.
LOB llHf-A leres ROON In The q. n. .. !.
= Ssflai.s: scitablc sos IT,, 1e:ie Clas.es
ceaae2y; .Insuirs e 4, IRAfI Son, g q.
EOR 1IHIIe1in q !URHBHID ROO65 5o1
No; Se5 nissssri sssnns. d door hen q srsst
E0ka4I4 o. knAAa..fhe thsSs l1r0S 6EIUK
Az. y IL tiH r fo b 3 c'lf Tex sS
EOk eALl6UbVR51I IIsTDHaUEs-fnr,e
0offAq1S g 1oasf Pissssat, ocSsainina Tn
roo, ao9nf 0ree-9uAEtsrs o. a acre Of Lard Il.
QutrinG but nodera1e eash payment.
One Of tho ab0ve Win b rss1cd. staT
soet0 Osr.sr Nh sersss "a n. vsvss.e.
Fer nanf.A dsgirabIs aud commod,oas
..usssS q ss e. shi ~ SSass S i
terms and particulars inquire st leJ Pennsyiysnia
avenue. oc3l-u
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A NEE ting will be held TUESDAY EVENING
reb. uary 9Th, lS12 at71z clock at Union League
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The foregoing request seems to be Just and fair
A majority OF the Committee have united in the
request, and cannot doubt the right of a majority
70 call meeting Of tn members. therefore unite
In the call. WILLIAM CnOK '>
Secretary Republican General Committee
III n Rep and Cbrop 4
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BOARDING..
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS.

GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS.
n wILLETT 4 RUOFF, n
COS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Have Just received
THE SPRING STYLE SILK HAT,
feblOtr NEW AND HANDSOME.
BsozDwAr s5S s2xs .rx,.
n CgsHINaHAM.a at his new i Hat Factory, No.
for sn sss
:. Remodsiline Of old styles Is usual. Remember
feb7 ct Practical Batter.
( sPECIALTlEs
FoR GENTLKMEN.
Fish, Clark yiasss celebrated speciaities are
Tor sale oy al mrs. class dealers In this city.
k4ghsf S5t:4Hffooos DRAWERS.
EE44 sps sllGs st 81 q HEX fb;nrss.
N. B.-fiye novelties j.st out. Dover cloth
Shirt ,Gd. md sni.tinss ss..op p.ssss PsssSt Pen
aios:.' ssi he ffSsss sS;:t Ss:sf o'o.' 40
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We cordially indorse the foregoing pAtitjon aud
mite with those who have pre yieusIy sipned Tor
meeting Of the Committee
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
A pEnILous sEssoN.

Glorious and delightful as the Summer
weather is, its tropical heat is severe trial
10 the vital powers. Even the strongest
are sometimes Frustrated by its effects.
The common phrase applied to this condl-
ton OF the body is general debility"
Now, general debility arises from. ana in
cludes variety of ailments. The liver
IL more or less affected, the bowels arc
either constipatcd or too much relaxed.
the stomach but half performs the work
Of digestion, the appetite is poor, and the
spirits depressed. This Is what is called
general debility. It lisa general disarrange-
ment of all the physical functions.
and requires a remedy medicine
that will regulate, them all. Hos
cttcr's Stomach Bltters IS specially adj
opted TO this purpose. It's general oper-
alton isnot confined TO q single organ. II
the liver Is affected, 1t restores its tone. II
the stomach is torpid, 1t regenerates 1t. II
the nerves are tremulous and weak, II
braces and rcinforccs them. II the mind,
which everspmpathizes with the body, is
gloomy and Respondent, 1t relieves the diff
flculty, and soon brings the whole mechan-
isir of the body into harmony with the
laws of health.
Therc:is no civilized nation in tho West
crn Hemisphere in which the utility of
Hostetters stomach Bitters as tonic, cor
rectIye, and ambitious medicine. is not
known and appreciated. Throughout the
Tropics 1t IL oonsidcred. both by tho peo pie
and the profession, the standard specific.
While II Is a medicine for all seasons and
all climates, it is especially suited 20 the
complaints generated by the weather. he.
ing the purest and best vegetable stimu-
liant in the world.
. Beware of tho Bitters made Of acrid and
dangerous. materials, which INSCRIPTIONS
parties are cndenvoring to foist upon the
people. Their name is legion, and the pub
lie has no guarantee thatthey arc notpois-
onous. Adhere to tho tried remedy, Hos
letters Bittcrs. sold only in glass, and
never in kegs or barrels.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
: pnrton's Lie OF Qrcclcy.

This is ono of the most notable
books of the times, and decidedly one
of the best written and remarkably in
teresting of American biographies.
We do not propose to review it from a
political standpoint, for it is not de-
signed as mere campaign book, but
Il work of standard value, from the
pen of a writer Of established rcputa-
ton, whose biographies sf eminent
Americans, are we'll known and highly
valued Mr.. Parton's writings are all
attractive on account of the care he
exercises in collecting incidents, and
the ingenuity with which he weaves
them into the story Of life, to relieve
the tedium Of dry facts and monoto-
nous narration.
Such work can not be reviewed in
the compass of an ordinary book no.
tice, and it is therefore best to simply
inform the reader that it was com
Imenced several years ago, before Mr..
Greeley was thought of as Presiden-
tial candidate, and faithfully written
as one volume in the series of Parton
biographies, simply for its general in
tercst and intimate connection with the
history of the country for near half a
Century. Commencing winh his birth,
and following him through all the Vi
cissitudcs Of early years of trial and
adversely, the school which developed
the wonderful power that marks his
ripper years and carried him forward TO
the time when the people honored him
with the nomination for the highest
place in our land. Not written in the
interest Of party, it is a full and impair
tial history, entirely free from partisan
bias, and worthy place in every libra
ry in the land, az book of reference,
a guide to young men and an incentive
TO renewed activity for every aspiring
mind.
The volume is a large duodccimo,
elegantly bound and appropriately H.
lustratcd, and is sold through the can
wasting agents Of the National Pub
fishing Co., Memphis, at $3.50 per
copy. All things considered, and all
political predictions aside, it appears
to u one Of the best and most gene
rally desirable books Of the year.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31


EDITORS CHRoNICLE-Sirs: I'm
pulsively yielding to the solicitations
of many kind personal friends, l au-
thorized. you, in your issue of the 10th,
to announce me as candidate for the
Legislature. But, sirs, upon mature
reflection ] find that my private en-
gagements will necessarily preclude
me from entering into the canvass
with that heartiness and vim that |
should like. You will therefore please
withdraw my announcement, as l am
no longer candidate.
With an assurance of deep Kindness
to those generous friends who have
rendered their support, / remain, obc-
diently, JAS. p. RoGERs.
Montgomery Co., Aug. 20, ~.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

THE publishers of the Illustrated
Weekly make a special offer of their
elegantly illustrated weekly from the
first of September to the close of the
present year, together with finely en-
gravcd new Map of Palestine printed
in colors, to any person on receipt OF
sevcnty.fvc cents.
1t is encouraging to know that this
latest and best effort Of the American
Tract Society to stem the tide of cor
rupt literature by overcoming evil
with good" is meeting with well-mcr-
tied SUGGEST
Accept this offer, directing to The
Illustrated Christian Weekly, New
York.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
IIoops yrNxvAnb.--since spcak-


ing Of this vineyard, last week, We
have visited It, and not only saw acres
Of fnc, luscious grapes. but witnessed
the operation of making the winc.--
This vineyard is located in the eastern
suburbs of the city, near the railroad
and embraces FIVE acres. Mr.. Hood
has several of the finest varieties,
among them the Concord, Taylor, Ives
Seeding, etc, under the most i'm
proved cultivation. The vines are
kept neatly and skillfully pruned,
about four feet high, tied 20 substau-
tial stakes, The large, well matured
punches Of grapes, that met our gaze
on every side, presented a beautiful
sight and made our mouth water. Mr..
H., noticing this last feature, gave us
some to eat and afforded us an oppor-
tunity to test his wine, which we pro
nounce very superior.
He has a large wine-press erected
upon the placc--thc only press of the
kind we ever saw--which enables him
to turn out an excellent article in
large quantities daily. During our
stay, which was about two hours, he
made about half barrel Of first rate
wine. lie has been shipping grapes
in large quantities, but will, if we are
not mistaken as to his statement,
make up the remainder into wine, and
thinks he viii be able to turn out
about three thousand gallons.
The culture of grapes is receiving
much attention in this section, and
will, in a few years, be carried ON upon
a large ecale.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

CAMP-MEETING.--The camp meet
ing at Cedar Hill was commenced on
Friday of last week and continued un-
til last Thursday evening A goodly
number of ministers were present
and the attendance throughout the
meeting was large, the number of per-
sons on the ground Sunday being
about four or FIVE thousand. Much
interest was manifested during the en-
tire time, and much good has been ac-
complished.
Those having charge of the differ
ent tents deserve much credit for their
efforts to render visitors comfortable,
and to those at the GAINESVILLE tent VIC
are indebted for special kindnesses
while there.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
DIED.

At the residence Of Mrs. Mary l.. Forbes,
on the 10Th inst, Mrs. EMMA Il, JOHNSON.
wife OF Polk q. Johnson, and daughter OF
the late Col. Alfred Robb. aged 20 years.
on Saturday, July 90. 1872. at her fathers
residence IN New Providence. Tenn. Mrs.
EMMA y. RAY, wife OF john ii. RAY, and
daughter of Jos. \. and Clarlssa station, In
the 3Jth year of her age. tta
This lady at the time, OF hor death. had
liVeu many years pious devoted mem Dor
OF the Methodist Church, She had one
bright little child (Sora) To prccedc her 10
the spirit Land, rs II to make It attract
I'VE, ana another. Tan inftnU 70 follow in
only truly exists between parent and CHI lid.
Three children are yet left TO grope their
way IN darkness devoid of q mothers ton
dor love; We can only pray that God s
nsls VIII cast its protecting mantle over
them. To the husband we would say, pre-
pare for "a reunion in a better land. where
there Is no death. To the parents who are
way till the cud be; for thon shalt rest
days" II. W. ",
In this county, on the 18th inst, OF con-
sumption. Mrs, MARY NJ. MORRISON, in the
DIST year OF ner age.
MS. Morrison Joined the Methodist
Church when very young and from that
time TIL the close OF het pilgrimage, she
lived a consistent and devoted christian
Sho was confined to her he'd about one
year, during which timo sho suffered in
trnscly. but she bore il all With christian
patlonec ana fortitude. Shr was conscious
to the very last, aud Win her expiring
breath underworld to cheer and oonlfnu
the hearts Of her husband aud children {;
and with a smile, rs nom tho light ofsonio
heavenly vision, slic pascal beyond all
sulIefihg.
20, death. Nherc Ia thy ting?
q, grave, Where is thy titlorysn
l. b.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

PANToGRAPHIc DRAwISG,-Prof.
A. j Morrison, formerly of Nash
vile. will open a school on next Mon
day, at the school house of the late DR.,
Ring, for the purpose Of giving nstruc-
tions in the above art His terms are
low, aud all who desire to De taught
this accomplishment, Will do we'll to
take lessons from the Professor. See
advertisement in another column.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

Tnr ESTrHrAISMENrs FOR THE
BENEFIT or THE Hook AND LADDER
CoNPASY.-Thc Performances given
on the ed and 23d inst. BY the young
gentlemen Of the Hook and Ladder
Company, afforded an agreeable pas
time 70 large and appreciatiyc andien-
ecs. The plays were well conceived,
and rendered in most excellent style.
Several competent judges, who were
present, pronounce 1t the best amateur
performance they ever witnessed. AS
an evidence of the appreciation of
their efforts, the public call for a repe-
tition at an carly day. We under
stand that the young men will endeav.
or to give other entertainments about
the 18th Of October, when they hope
to bcassistcd by some young ladies of
the city, As the object is to build a
house for their equipments, VIC hope
they may perform from time to time,
until they realize sufficient amount
for that purpose.
The net proceeds Of the two nights
amount to SIP. The young gentle
men engaged init return their thanks
TO the public for their liberal patron
age and the KIND appreciation shown
their humble efforts, and to Prof
Mueller for kind assistance, and to va
rious persons who furnished articles to
aid in carrying out the programme.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
For the Chronicle.

fOr inc CnronlClc.s
Mr.. EDIToR =" Many Voters " call
on me through the Tobacco Leaf Of
to-day, to become a candidate for May
or Of Ciarksyille, the fattering terms
Of which, make it necessary for me to
reply thus publicly.
! have made my arrangements to go
into business in Cincinnati, commence.
ing about the first of September and
shall be engaged in the Tobacco trade
at the celebrated Bodman Ware
House, for the next two years. But
as my friends know what is demanded
of Mayor and as they think that my
experience fits me for the position, i
can only say that they are at liberty to
use my name as n candidate for Mayor,
provided, l am not to be charged with
my expenses attending announcements
they may make. l think, if elected, I
could come down from Cincinnati
every month, which is as often as the
Board should meet, and attend to the
business of the city with satisfaction
to !" Many Voters"
Mr.. Editor am in the hands of
my friends. If" Many Voters" wish
me to be their candidate, as Andy
johnson says, they must nominate"
me. A distinguished gentleman once
said when a candidate for Mayor.
All the boys have held the Office one
year, andI think, ] ought to haveit one
term If Many Voters think am
entitled to one term they may elect me
if they can.
n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

SEVERAL gentlemen of this city are
again agitating the building of Hot
Blast Furnace in this city. IF this
project had been carried out when first
brought before the public, something
handsome might have been made out
of 1t, as the price of iron rules very
high.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

RErNIoS.-A reunion Of Archcr's
old Tennessee brigade, composed of
the lat, 18th and nth regiments, will
take place at Lebanon, Tenn, ON the
10Th of September next. All are in
vited to attend. Ample preparations
are being made to entertain all.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE AND
CHEAT sorTuIRN RAILROAD.

CuASoE.-As the Presbyterian Synod
will mectin Ciafhsvillo October 10th, the
simr of tho Fourth Quarterly meeting. for
the ClRfksville Stallion. In changed rom
s'otobar II and Is 10 october 6 and 6; and
zhc ,ime ~ the Quarterly meeting, for the
Autioch Circuit, 20 be held OF Antioch, is
changed from October 6 and 9 10 october L.
nod IL. A. MlZELI,. Y. f..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
MRS. RHODES SCHOOL,

Mrs, Rufus Il. Rhodes viii rc-oron her
deiIteun Min street. ~
Terms 90 tuition rsr.gb from Tfftcon. 70
Iwuniy-fV" Dollars tho Session.
Music, Vocal and Instrumental, al the
usual rates.
few boardors will be received rs mum
beers OF her family.
All paymonisohc-h half session IN advance
july .7ti
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

EVERY member Of the Democratic
Executive Committee, Of this county,
is earnestly requested to meet at
QuarleS' Office next Monday evening
at 8 o'clock. Business of Importance
viii come before the committee.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

SUNDAY School CELEBRATION AND
PIc-NIc.-To-day week, Sept. Z, a
Basket Picnic ana Sunday school eel
ebration will take place at Bethel, a
new church near the residence of Geo.
Halliburton, about nine miles from
town, Several schools will unite in
the celebration. All arc invitedto at
tend.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

PERSONAL. - Our friend, Robert
Cobb, civil engineer, is spending some
time in the city with his relatives and
legion of friends. There il no artific-
ial get up about Bob, for nature made
him gentleman. M
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

THE meetings recently held around
Clarksvillc, by Rev. b. NJ. Taylor, re-
suited in about eighty conversions,
about forty of whom united themselves
with the Cumberland Presbyterian
church.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
ct death.

OFF FOR .tIABAMA.-W Wallace J.
Glascock, one Of the most energetic
business young men Of the city, left
one day this week to accept position
rendered him by firm in Montgomery,
Ala. Oar best wishes attend you,
WAll.c.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

VALUABLE Works r.. +. Me-
Culloch is the authorized agent, in this
county, for the sale of the following
valuable books: Science and the Bi-
ble," by Rev. H. W. Morris; Life
of Horace Greeley, by Parton
Jesus, by Rov c. f. Deems Bun
vans complete works in one volume.
Persons wanting any of the above
books will do we'll to call on him.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

NAlIsE AND CoSPlNTS SyoLEN. 900
go the I'D inst, new, black valisc,
with clothing, sermons, and A pocket
,iary and other vsmablcs. was stolen
from the residence Of G. Z. Daniel, in
'h!' city ltwas the property Of Rev.
FsiHk q Hroiic. Most Of thc cloth
,aE marked so tina, il can be idcnt!
lied \ liberal remuneration will be-
gwen for paid articles or for reliable
inform .tioh c,rc, rt.hc hon
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

PADUcAHITrs Messrs. Ben. II.
Wisdom and W. :. Dick, Of Paducah,
were in our city few days ago. Both
Of them paid their respects to the
Chronicle subscription book.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

REV. Mr. SEARS will preach on
next Sunday night on the subject pre-
yiou;ly advertised" The necessity
Of a Judgment. Notwithstanding the
righteous 10 10 heayen, Immediately