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= LAhs L any enc Who will set n = government
Cn51n' ,SSion, o. One Pas n tig L0sTV:-r mn
n.led by v ID. and y. II. No ri.0n. You wiI
tr' learn Row o. get Office for twenty i've clrs
siihCut the necessity Of G annIias iVf tbe owl
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-A gold SLEEVE BUTTON. If the finder
IL will return it to JAMES HUDSON, No 1910
street, a liberal reward will be paid. dll-2t-
EOUND-A POUkET BOOK containing a sum
l. ofmoBey, which the owner can have on Or owing
property and paying fer this advertisement. Apply
TO VIM. Il. DEMPSEY, 9l7 Penn. ave. 1t
II OsT-Some where between Capitol Hill and the
- Y. n. q. A. building last evening q GOLD
bR6AsT PIN, with pendants. A uitaple reward
will be paid If left at 232 New Jersey avenue,
southeast. It,
A GOOD kEWAsD will be given for q black
"A Esqumau1 DOG, what they call
the sgeck, which has been stolen ors2<
The reward will be paid II returned at No So
High street, Georgetown. oil
i OST- December eth, in or near the ladies recep-
Ia ton room at the House Of Bepresenratiyes, a
Fun COLLAR, for which q suitable reward will b
paid If returned to 1899 Y street. do 3ts
Il OsT-On the night Of the 9th instant young,
IL bay mare MULE. The finder will ka n
literally rewarded BY leaving her at HOS IN
l9 h, betwee L and nj streets dI0-3ts IA
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Coon NEWS FOR TIE LADIES.

hiSsss. WCIFORD q sElzSFRa
AuuO~Eoc thai tAOB have made : r-aucfi,n A, IN.
prices OF lncir entire stock ol lkH GOODS ana
invite The e-poo n attention q the Latte Of Naah
mEton 70 tie really attractive stock II Coos -
onered BY then, especially suited Cor the usltaaF
seSson. HE stock oonpfi~es-
, .in SUI fisuret 20 piius, 9Sc @ SO
Ntlured Aipt.Cas, good shades. at &c
tuilreu DOuble-Width NOhAirs, &c ia,
Best Empress Cloths, a. Ehsae., 60 t5sr
tsct q hlAck DIcss sflks, 81 IS 90 q Ts
Sood C9lored Dress silks, Z 10 81
n.s'y Rep Pcri'us, 81 O. ) q
satiBes In new shades, nc
SkhAI sPhClALTf IN BLACK ALPAoAs
, ranging from 1Sc. 90 e2i.c
a TAI line q BLACK Goods of all classes, .uos =.
6Snb-nine, 1anmise. French MernO, BiarritH
NEspe DE Paris. CsshIn-re.
BLACK and cold Nslv eteeDs; Flsrnels " st.rrr,,f
p,.ih on al colors. Oassilaeresi White COrdaroy
ehAsis, Blank cts, aud full line OF D0mestio~
tesdy made Waterproof Closis.
In oonneos,oh with above named Goods are si-o
Serf large variety OF
NOTIONS, FsSCY ARTICLES, RIBBOsS
and other Goods teo numerous 70 mention.
Purchasers desiring Go eoOnomixe should nOl faiI
90 call.
Thsstpen.e is bat i've cents "a ON the most DISTANT
- RkMEMBER
no. <2T SEVENTH sTRErT SOUTH,
noNOu Between ID snd r.
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o 7 / G T. .

fSE o I'll L.
Is UnexsmPl6d satisfaction that NATTay,S
oh1sIAL DISCOVERY has gwen in this CITY and
uionSpcut tne ~no.s country as sy idenced by the
esaiy demand for it, induce n, to direct
ana pal ocular attention the great fact
tp~ ~ ave ure on gain all the advantages claimed
The RESTORATION Of the color and growth OF the hair
Nd The speedy removal of dandruh, without the
lea e-s-bie lpIury-ss Crystal Discovery i, posi-
lively warran.- ta contain no poisonous sub ,tanea
neither Lead, Sulphur silver.
Is perfect cieapliuess is not to be lightly
overlooke e will neither stain the skin or clothes.
In enc seDten Is exactly what has bssn wanted
Ter long while, kestorer OF the Hair that may be
used without the fear that you are going to have
Neuralgia, Paraly sis. Lead Collie and various other
Complaints the result Of the lssd pre-
ARTHUR NATTAHS, Proprietor
General Depot, corner ID and d streets, n. w.
FOLD by all Druggists decll-tr
~SINIbAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
AS No. 2.-Fourteenth monthly meeting on
Thu RsDAf EVENING, 18th instant.
dl0 VIM. W. MOORE, Secy.
49, MOUNT HOkFB ROYAL ARCH CHAP
~ Tkh, A. /. AND A. M, will be regularly
nsI1 uted and the officers installed, by the Grand
DAY EVEnING, 18th inAtsht, at * O'Clock, at the
Mucnic Hall, southwest corner Of 18th street and
Penn. avenue. Officers and members of the Grand
q Ap;er and mOunl Horeb will take due notice
AID Cover themselves accordingly.
Cotncii of High Priests will be held immedi-
et.ly alter TIE clOee of the services NJ Il Pact
G-El Or Ii Priest A. q. AAcxKY will confer the
degree Of H. P. on al who entitled 70 receive it
W.. X SINGLETON,
do q tRepltl p, Mount ii ,reb x A C
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22
MONEY MARKET.
Gold llrl. Tennessee Bonds, old, IS, new,
20.
USCURREST MONEY.
GAINESVILLE WHOLESALE MARKET.
CORRECTED BY j. ]. cRUsMAN.

SUGAR.-Louisiana new crop in ample
supply, and we quote, in Hhds.-Fair DeI
%. Prime lOi4 a IL Clarified l2lS
Crushed, Powdered and Granulated II 10
l5c:
MohAssEs:nNSew crop, by the bbi., 5o@G5
CoFFEE..very firm. We quote Rio 2Sj.
@25, Java 300c35.
SALr.-Kanawha, ] bushel bbls. 81 90
Liverpool, fine, 81 10 by the Car load pei
FLouR-Superfnc, SO 5Oa7 90; Extra, 81 81
6Ss co. Choice or Fancy, 50 00cel0 90.
STAR CANDLES.-20c.
BACON AND LARD-Buylng rates-Bacon
~, hog round. Lard So.
WHIsK country, 81 00Gl 20
best brands Robertson county, 81 75m2 90.
CHEEsE-W. r., lie dairy and factory
l6Ml7c.
RicE-Carollna, 10.
SoAP-Bar, 6Hi0.
OILs--Coal oil, &c; lard oil, 81 % tol so
linseed oil; 81 bal ., raw and boiled.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-T5.
NARNIsu-Copal, 81 20; Japan, Go.
PUTTY-Sc.
wINDow GLAss-SxlO, SO 10 u box, IOxi2
PowDER.Riae, SO 50 u kcg; lead, l2's d 70
SuoT-s2 IS.
CAPs-i0GJ0c a doz.
OYsrERs-2 and ID cans 50 2j9l %.
SARDINES-2ic.
MAcKEREL-No. 3, per Dbl, $40 90; kits
No. l, 50 O0l2 30.
BLAGKISs.-.s7'z@7o, per dozen,
NAILg--,S5 IS.
InoN-Kentucky, AZ. Tennessee, G,s.
PITrsnuRG Coal 80 cts. sr. BERNARD
Is cts. delivered.
SALT, by ear load 50 10 per Dbl.
HAY, per ton So 90.
GrI.oykR sEEp-ss % Per pushed.
HERDS GRASS . 90 f"
BLUE GRASS - so to 90, per bushel.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

THERE il nothing more stpikingly
illustrative Of the wide sprea 4 demon
aiization in political ethics, az well as
Of blind desotion to party without re-
gard to principle or patriotism, than
the oft rspessed declaration, that it
will be unwisc and highly dangerous
for the Baltimore Convention to make
q nomination, accompanied as the dec
laration often IL, with pledge of i'm
plicit obedience TO the action Of that
body. Now, if it be wrong to make a
nomination, is it right to support it?
II such nomination promises no
other result than the election of Grant,
are not those who support it practi-
callv. Grant men? If his election
will be a curse to the country, do not
all who promote his election-no mat
ter how-deliberately and knowingly,
strive to- inhict a curse upon their
country 70 not al such proclaim
their ensTavement to party, and their
readiness to perpetratc the most gricv-
Gus wrongs, at the bidding of party ?
When men, on assuming their party
badge, renounce the right of discrim-
mating between right and wrong, they
factiously repudiate the highest privi-
lege of freemen and proclaim their
unfitness to appreciate the inestimabic
blessing of free thought and free
sneech
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

The fact that another candidate for
Congress, from this District, is out in
the person of Col w. f. Travis, of
Henry county, imprcsscs upon us, more
firmly, the conviction that the best
mode of selecting candidate, is by
primary election. There is no posi-
BILE objection to an expression of pref
erence, by ballot, at the August cleo
ton, and u choice thus indicated, will
be choice made by the voters them
selves, and not by packed Conventions
and Ring manipulations.
Two candidates from one county
foreshadows a want of harmony which
calls for other remedy than a Conven-
ton which, however fairly gotten up,
will incur the suspicion of political
trickery for the simple reason that
conventions, for great while back
have been the notorious opponents OF
cli1ucs rather than the voice of the
people
1t isa glorious privilege of this free
country, that every man has right to
run for office, but it seems never to
occur to aspirants that they have NJ
moral right to harrass the people and
cndangcr their interests by creating
excitement and confusion, party spirit
and needless turmoil,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

THE WHEAT HARvEsT.--The wheat
harvest is under full Roadway in this
county, and we are glad that we are en-
abIcd to say that it is altogether one
of the best we have had for many years.
While the acreage is not SO large as it
was in 1871, the yield is far greater,
and quality the very best. All fear of
damage by rust is past, and with the
almost certain prospect Of good prices,
our farmers, can we'll be in a good hui
NOR with the world.-Galtatia Ecaa-
iner 10Th inst.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22
TIE Knoxville Press and Hcral,

TIE Knoxville Press and Herald
says From all parts Of this country
the gratifying news is that the wheat
crop will exceed in quality and quanti-
ty that for quarter of a century past
even the famous yield Of 1857 not
excepted. And what is true of Knox
county seems to be generally true of
East Tennessee. Last year our wheat
crop wa, pretty much a failure, as was
the corn crop, and it is gratifying that,
with our present cxuberant yield, the
market opens so cncouragingly. We
have already mentioned sales ofchoiee
crops at 81 ~ per bushcl, for delivery
ON The LIST of July. We hear of large
orders from the North being received
in our city for East Tennessee wheat
lomc say for 100000 hushcls-but we
have not learned Satisfactorily that this
l. true. Iu our county we have heard
of no wheat that has been impaired by
the rust. and the fine weather now pre-
vaiNng assure .aiciyin Gathering the
lIiu ready for the hing
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

The parties most anxious fora Dem
ocrutic nomination., are the vilcst spec
linens Of corrwpt Radicalism and the
most sSieet slaves of Grant The
Bourbons rank next in The same cate.
CORY, and are SO nearly allied, in sym
patty, with these Grant partisans as to
prefer him next to one of their own
stripe, and propose to vote for him, in
the absence of democratic ticket
Will they, in doing so, abandon thei,
principles? IF not, why not2
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

Tuu Bristol (Tcnn.) Courier says OF
OK President johnson: Since Mr.
Johnson's visit to Washington, last
week, to testify relative to the missing
papers in the Buell. case, the Radical
papers have been rejoicing over a re,
port that he wa, opposed to the Gin,
cinnati ticket Persons who have seen
aud talked with Mr.. johnson inform
us that he is not opposed to tho Gin,
cinnati ticket, but is ready to support
il heartily. He says he will support
Mr., Greeley, not for what he has hccn
but for what he is now. That is about
"a far az any of Us could we'll go"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22
Col. Buck Travis n Candidate for
GOnErCSS.

MANLEYvILLE, Henry Co.. Tenn. June
|, lSI2.-Col. W, Il. Travis, Dear Sir: We,
your old friends and ncighbors, congratu-
luting you upon the removal of your po-
ltical disabilities. do respectfully and ear
nestly call upon you To enter political life
and become Il candidate for Congress for
this District. Looking to tho importance
of enforcing the obligations of the cousti-
tutional and civil law OF our country, of
preserving unimpaired the liberty of the
citizen by habcas corpus, OF admitting the
Southern STATES tn full equality in the
Union, OF maintaining local self self gov
ernment and checking the ccntrallZing
tendencies of the Federal, OF restraining
the growth of vast corporations whose
vampire shadows are being east before. of
reforming the civil service to the point of
awarding faithfulnessand honesty, instead
of party incompetcncy, and OF admins
tering the government honestly and eco
nomically. We are also interested In look
ing for men of unqualified ability 90 sup
port these principles. We therefore call
plough handle ana become the peoples
candidate for Congress, believing the pub
lie confidence will gather around and sus-
tain you. Respectfully,
Rushing, =. W. Goodwin, a, Jordan, w. G..
Williams. ii. Il. Walters, W. Il. BcaSly, A.
Robins, Thos. II. Robins, S. c. French.
Ar HOME, Juno I, lS72.--Dr Thomas ".
Whitfield and others--tientlemen; lam In
receipt of ygur note of this date, in which
YOU congratulate me on the removal of my
political disabilities, and call upon me to
allow the use of my name rs candidate
to represent this district in Congress.
For the terms of confidence expressed, |
return YOU my grateful acHnowl edgmcnts,
being more gratifying to my feelings as
YOU are my old friends and nciShbOrs who
have known me long and well. In answer
to your request. must say that fear your
part iality makes YOU overeSiimatc my nbil-
ity, and my situation NJ present Will make
Il quite a sacrifice ON my part To comply;
but II the people choose To elect me their
representative in Congress, ! viii accept
the position with its great responsibilities 2,
and will go forward In the discharge Of the
duties incumbent on me rs such, with all
the ability and caTnestnesS that can com
mand- with an eye single To the rights OF
| the people and the state, by n sacred re-
| gard for tho Constitution and a SubOrdina-
/ ton OF the military To the civil law.
! II you should see proper Ia announce me
/ as q candidate, you are AT liberty To 81, and
| al proper time | viii sce the people IN
different counties and discuss the present
issues Of the country fully before them
| hut for tho present, and for some little time
| 10 come, I will be engaged AT home in ms
crop which cannot neglect.
| Very Respectfully,
| W. T.. TRAVIS,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

GRANT says, in his letter OF accept
ancc, if elected, he promises the
same zeal and devotion to the good OF
the whole people for tho future Of my
Official life a. shown IN the past II
l. tho gait takers past zeal and dovo.
ton that the people dread, aud the
promise. OF their continuance, in the
future, l. little more than they arc
Wiling 10 bear, and hcNc the growing
opposition 90 any more of HI prom
pes, or performance.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22
DR.. Nm. III. Tjyfi.

Sir-For several years past l have been
subject to Billions attacks, and always was
a firm believer that there was no remedy
for the complaint but mercury, until about
year q half ago, as an experiment,
tried your Vegetable Liver Pills, and was
agreenbly surprised to ind that they ac.
complished all the results, and more be.
sides of Blue Mass or Calomel, without any
of their bad effects. Twas always an unbe.
lever in Patent Medicines but can say this
for your pllls-that, since / commenced us
ing them, have not taken n particle oi
mercury la any shape, and / consider this
fact an important one, ana one that those
who are in the habit of talk ing mercury fol
bilious diseases can properly appreciate.
cordially recommend them as the best Liv-
er Ledicine ever introduced.
Yours, etc.
L. II. GRAY, 30 Broad Street.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

THE opponents of Greeley, in the
South, would endangcr all its material
intcrcts, while defending an abstract
political idea which can be reduced
to practice only by the defeat of Grant
The supporters of Greeley look
to the regeneration of the South,
in every essential particular as
of higher import than the success Of
any ism, or "ocracy' ever invented fol
the advancement Of mere politicians
at the expense Of a doludod people
The man who would sacrifice his
country to his democracy ought tC
support Grant because nothing shor
Of iron handed dospotlsm can teacl
such mcu the worihlessncss o
abstract ideas a, compared with III,
solid blessings of free institutions
We acknowledge the value of Demo
cratic principles when wisely put il
force, but as a pretty theory, they ar,
worthless amid the workings of ty
ranny which those principles are i'm
potent TO overthrow, unaidcd by othc
influences.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

The silly cry about inducing the
Democrats to abandon theirprinciplcs
and vote for Greeley is becoming dis
cu,tinC, There is not a Democrat in
Tennessee, who is less Democrat for
having voted for Scntcr, and the Dem
ocrat who cant vote for Greeley with
ont abandoning his principles, has no
principle, which he ought not 10 ahan-
don since they stand between him and
his duty to his country.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

THE citizens of Springfield, Mo-,
having resolved to erect a mammoth
cotton factory, have sent delegate to
Nashville TO examine the structure
and machinery Of the Factory recently
erected in that city. Such evidences
of enterprise, no matter how remote
from us, are very cheering The true
reconstruction of the South must be
effected by machinery. We must
make that which we consume, or re-
main poor and dcpcndent-the serfs
of foreign capitalists, the architects OF
the fortunes of others and of our own
poverty. Missouri can grow rich by
working up the cotton of Arkansas
and paying for it in meat and bread
whilst Arkansas will remain poor be-
cause it will not manufacture its own
meat and bread.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

TIE workingmen, by their riotous
strikes, are doing serious injury to
their cause. Public sympathy for
them, rests upon the broad basis of
justice to the most useful class of men
in all the country; but when they re-
fuse to work, except on their own
terms, and resort to violence to keep
others from working, their conduct is
criminal and their motives liable to
impeachment as being no better their
acts. Their whole movement seems
to be degenerating into a lawless mob
ocracy and, as such, is alternating pub
lie sympathy and paving the way for a
forcible repression.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

GRANT has deserted His post, and is
idleing away his time at Long Branch.
And this is the man the Bourbons
would elect by so dividing the opposi-
ton as to make his election sure.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22
The Harvest OF the Head.-when the
Beyond q Doubt.

More diseases are the result of the de
rangement of the Liver than from any
other cause. When that organ Is diseased
every part of the system sypathises will
1t, and general prostration and decline H.
the result. The best, aud safest and speed
est remedy for Liver Complaint and all tn.
diseases that follow. is TUFTS VEGETA
BILE LIVER PILLS, they are peculiarl,
adapted to the climate of the South. The!
are sold by Druggists everywhere.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

We publish Ma. q, \. lTcnry's let
ter declining the call upon him 10 be
como candidate for Congress from
the State at large. The call is a MGR
tied compliment to his long and eff
ccn, sorry ccs in the causc of free gov
crnmcnt and his letter Is rcplcte with
the spirit of other dsys, though W,
are not yet prepared 10 endorse its re
communication
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

The Tennessee Press Association
will meet aolin in November, at Chat
tanoogl The members arc making
arrangements 10 mako an extensive
Southern tour in the fall taking CHIT
tapooSa, Montgomery, Mobile Now
Orleans, Havana, Key West, SavIn-
nah, Charleston, Baltimore and Gin
c!nGat! in the route.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22
A FINE FARM FOR SALE /!

Lyingin Montgomery county. Tennessee,
one mile from the I.Ouisvilleand Memphis
a. H.. near Palmyra, containing 3i3 acres,
30 acres OF which h In me timber the re-
maindor in - high state OF euitiyaiion ;
plenty of water, improvements ordinarily
buyer. Title good, For particulars apply
to Hudson q. Chiffon or 1ohn Woodson, NJ
Harrison a Bailcy's store. iinay tim
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22
J. S. Lithgow & Co. COmplainants vs.. W. II
Doris, e ais, Defendants.

J. $. Lithgow& Co. Compliments VS.. ". II.
Doris, Gt ais, Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause, that tho dclcndants, w. VI. DeGrOVe
aud wife Susan DeGrove, Fredonia boris.
y. y. Doris, w. 4. Bibb, and W. 7. Shack
olford. are non-resdents of tho State ni
TennrSsoc. IL f. therefore ordered thai
they enter their appearance, herein. before
Monday Of tho next torn Of the thancery
Court, In he held AT Ciarksville, on the first
Monday IN July next. 1872, and plead. an
swer or domur 10 complainanf's bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as 90
them and set for hearing on pdrfe: and a
copy Of this order he published for four
consecutive weeks la the Clarksvillo
CMROSICLE.
POLK q. JOHNSON G. a NJ.
bAiLrN A LUTON, Sol'rr for COmpll.
June - 49, wv pr fee s. %.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

Nv. p. Hume, Cashier of The First Ma.
tional Bank of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, do sol
EMMY swear that the above statement Is
true, TO the best of my knowledge and be-
lief. w. L. HUME, Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
$. J.. BEAUMONT,
II. w. MAcRAE, Directors
g. W. HILLMAN,
STATE or TENNESSEE,
County of Montgomery,
Sworn tn and subscribed before me this
18th day of June, 1872.
W. T.. KEEsEE. Notary Public.
June -, lS72-lt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22

Mrs TESSIG CLAvFIN has been
elected Colonel Of a negro regiment in
Now York We expect lhe will play
queen be, 20 tho whole hive OF droact
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22
Original Attachment.

sta of Tennessee, Montgomery County
&. ii. Courts VS.. George Grinstead (col .
In this cause it appearing by affidavit
that the deft, Geo. Grinstcad (coD is Just |,
indebted to the plaintiff, and is q non.
resident of the State so that the or,iinar,
process of law cannot he served upon him
and an original attachment having beer
levied on his property, IL is therefore or.
dered that publication be made I'm the
CHRONICLE. u newspaper published in tn,
city OF GAINESVILLE, tor four successi V,
weeks, commanding the said G. Grinsteat
10 appear before me, or some other Justic,
Monday, the 22nd day of July. 1872, and
make defence To said suit against him, OF
1T Will be proceeded with eX pnrte.
r. ID. READ, j. L.
June 10. lS72-iw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22
RESIDENCE,

Sunshine or shower MoCormac a.
20. are making those magnificent
Rembrandt pictures, aud all other
ityles, to perfection. Give them "A
4 all.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-22
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF cLARgsyILLE, TExSrSssT,
At the close of business on the 10th day OF
June, 1872.