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SmPcrior Iron stahN Eissia~s,--Ths
photographed. Catalogues SEP tv mail
JANIS KIRKLAND. W. 5, 10 aud IL Roads street.
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Tho Fire Decrease, Attended with Ex-
traordinary Atmospheric Phenomena.
NAPLES, April 2s-2 T. NJ.
The fires Of yesuvius are sackening.
new crater opened near Tersigna to-day, but
with every fresh opening now the yioences OF the
eruption seems TO abatc.
The volume OF the stream of lava near San Sc
bastiano is sixteen feet scep aud the village is still
in danger.
THE Ioss or LIFE.
The loss OF life must have been heavy, but it is
THE FIELDS MADE DEsoLATE
The devastation has been terrible. Thousands OF
acres Of cultivated land have been overwhelmed by
ashes ana lava, and vineyards ana farms are buried
out Of sight.
EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENA
Yesterday the entire mountain was concealed
from sight by the smoke which settled around it.
This morning the heavens were darkened, by
the dense clouds Of smoke and ashes, and
strong wind carried the showers of burning c!nders
aud old scorie as far as scalate and Palermo.
THE GOVERNMENT POWDER MILLS.
The precaution was taken to food the govern
ment powder magazine Of Scalate.
THE KING or ITALY ON ms MISSION or CHARITY.
The King OF italy, who arrived in Naples yester-
day, has gone to san sebastiano to direct measures
for the relief OF the inhabitants.
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v ES U VIII S.
The Volcanic Eruption Decreasing in Violence,
but Attended with Extraordinary
atmospheric Phenomena.

Another New Crater Opened and the Genera
Force Of Issue Diminished by tis Vent
Showers Of Cinders and scori-The
Italian Powder Mills Flooded Against
Ignition Heavy Losses to Agri-
culture and Of Life-The
Kings Mission.
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TELEGHsMS 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

|ELltaRWS W tHC NCW iUaN HchalU.
NAPLES, April ga NJ.
The streams Of yesuvius lava, which threatened
the villages Of Resna and Pirsina have ceased and
the molten mass is now cooling.
The eruption is decreasing but the villagers do
not yet dare to return to their homes
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MUSIC AND THE UaAA IA.
WQIlackss.

''London Assurance" still continurs,o tom, nigN'y-
the benches OF this literally conducted thcaAS. ~
is gratifying evidence OF the artists taste 0fNew
York to see this so. Never perhaps, before. on mE
stage-never, certainly on this Continent has
Boucicaults sparkling comedy been put on
the boards with such strong cast In tie male char
acters. The Sir Harcourt County OF Mr. John Gil
bert increases the edge Of it, polished cynicisns.
we-bred egotism and sene vanity, with each
representation, and it can be said Of
this character that 1t has bocn re-
created through the genius of veteran.
Lester Waacks Charles County Is aanirabIs
as ever, ana John Brougham makes as muchof Max
Harkaway as Is possible. All his overlooking fund
OF good nature finds room for eXuberant usefulness
In the British bachelor NimrOd. Mr. Polk looks tho
soft headed Dolly Spanker to the life, amt acts
without difficulty rs awkwardy as necessary Tho
Dazzle OF Charles Matthews needs Il very simple
allusIon II is perfect. II presents profound, I'M
RULED cool .'cheek'-and London assurances
which Is bold as Brass yet silver plated Win
ground and at the proper moment mouids
everything 70 It's purpose by an unstrainel
eN Ht no, which y ease ana sn ana ITSELF
may he flourish to dazzle US therewitha Mr.. Stod-
darts NEEDLE is in his usual racy STYLE, anu
so seldom seen on our stage, q subordinate
part carefully acted. OF the ladies' It may
the remarkable brihiance OF the quartet which
heads the programme tends 70 throw them some
a IN a .ns iss ss race sre
vaciOus studies, and fall short only on comparison
with the stage strength Of their companions OF tho
male persuasion. The comedy holds the boards ua.
Til further notice.
Complimentary Benefit to sisnoe
The stockholders OF the Philadelphia Academy ot
Music have rendered Sgnor Brignoll, the popular
artist, q complimentary benefit. The opera ''D0A
Pasquale' viii be presented on the occasion. Miss
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Com limcntary Benefit to SiSnOe
BrignDH

The stockholders OF the Philadelphia Academy OF
Music have rendered Sgnor Brgnol the popular
artist q complimentary benefit The opera 'DoA
Pasquale win be presented on the occasion. Miss
Rdgeway, Ronconi Ferranti ana Brgnoli viii ap-
pear in the principal roles
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CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadwas. corner Mur1iEy >,feas
Angels Turkish Bn ths, Lexington ave- !.
nue. twenty fifth streetYtaldns fI,0ra ptrhn-
fast inyiroratnx before dincr, more so2Hihs tnth
opiaes before retiring Ladies day ana sehlhs "eh-
tlcmen, every day and all night
N-A-N-Knox nd His Spr Eng Ssy.e.-
Sprnu STYLE OF gcncfnen's iar = um acknowieugcI
b,au.y OF The season. BAY IL af 2iZ bro'nwuy.
a-Royal Havana LotteIsy.-J. ". Mar
ysyTZ 4 10 Bankers, 10 Wall 81 feet, box aes5 New
York Post office.
a pbxsjcianss Testinsfny.--syatts' Ncr-
,s ,ntdo,e heartily recomm tded Paralysis shct-
n,"iisrn Neuralgia, Debiiity.-S NJ MALLORY W. D. tcI
Fourth avenue
HotcheIor's Hair Uyc-rhc Best In tha
world the only perfect dys; harmless reliable idan-
tancous. At al druggists
For Bathing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Maliis.
TON is cooling, soothing aud refreshing.
Gcnticynenr Orcss Hats, ScvG1 Dollars.
WARNoCk 4 CO., $40 Broadway.
IIayano Undergraduates cn .i,cd snd In.
formation given
JOSEPH BATES Brokcr, Iot 81. ,,,yav room, 4
Smpcrior Iron Stab0 ri.stnr....rb.
photographed. Catalogues scD' 10 mail
sANL' Ai"i.ASo' N's. .. 10 aud 1. Roads s!scet.
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A.-Ilcrring's Patent


Ns-HFTFInU N'NtFNV
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway. corner Mur1lfy stfess
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
Candidates for Congress.

A suggestion made in the Clarksville
CHRONICLE of juno 1st, as to the
mode of settling the conflicting claims
of candidates for Congress, in this dis
trict meets with our appreciation. The
practice of getting up little packed
caucuses of the personal friends of the
rcpectiye candidates, we hereby con
denim. While VIC wish to be distinctly
understood as in favor Of the claims
of Gen. J. d. G. Atkins, in preference
to any other man in the present can
vass, We would not wish to deprccatc
in the least, the claims of any other
gentleman that may be before the peo-
pie. The friends of this gentleman,
in this part of the district, arc hearth
ly in his favor, and many have cx-
pressed desire to give public cx-
preston TO these sentiments, by a
county meeting But we arc opposed
to this mode as above expressed, and
for other reasons, one Of which is, that
it is not desired by General Atkins
himself, who has already indicated
that he is subject to any general tribu-
nal that may represent the whole dis
trict, There the plan of the primary
election in August next, meets the ne
cessities of the case, and obviates that
Of district convention.
Again, the people are determined
no longer to be controlled in their ac-
tion by little political ,aucuses. They
want fair and full expression ofthcir
wishes as to the candidates for whom
they are to vote, and not to be restrict
cd to the nominees of caucuscs.-Idr-
IS Mtelli9cncer, J,ne 8,h.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15

-
-, 'EsuVIUs AFTER TIE ERurrIoN.-
The special correspondence of the Lon.
don Daily News at Naples says that the
very shape of Vesuvius has been
changed by the last eruption as though
an earthquake had taken place. Hills
have appeared whore but few tlays
before stoes stood for visitors 10 FIST
upon; and prccipioes have been form
ed which almost prevent further ad
vance. The path to the observatory is
covered with cnders foot deep and
the country round about is n scene OF
utter desolation, not a single tree nor
trace OF vegetation being left. The
correspondent says that two years will
hardly suffice to render the soil fit for
cultivation again. The number of
persons who had left their homes was
estimated at $4,000. Many were, how
eyer returning, The municipality OF
Naples has voted 10, ,000f, for the suf.
ferers, and the King has given O,OO0f
It is considered that the present erup.
ton has been one of the most terrible
that has ever taken place.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
From The New York Observer
CHlLD'S EVENING PRAYER.

Tender Savior Kind nd gentle.
.Shsitefcd by thy lovlnguare,
Now before thee, humbly kneeiing.
lear my simple evening prayer.
f'raycr Gnd praise hore blend together
: In the Offering that bring,
Tor oi sweet ana namtIess com forts
Here and now my heart must sing.
Thanks for homo and friends reuder.
caro- ana counscls, too, as veil;
Fnn KS for all thy love has uui chased
More than heart or tongue can tell,
Through another days temptation
Thou hast led my lender feet.
safely Kept them mid its dniigerS
crowned each hour with merc,es sweet.
uh forgive the least transgrcssion
Thou hast seen Ia deed or Thought.
Give me grace TO love Thee truly
And TO serve thee rs ought.
And asnow seek my pillow,
: All commencing TO thy will.
Tender savior! keep me safely:
Let me wake 10 praise Thee still.
@ f.. D.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
CLARksvILLE ys0oR AMI LAD.
DERCOMPAnY.
En.crprisfrs xcUng Men.

We are CHAD to know that the young
men of our ncighboring city, Clarka-
villc, have not only organized a FIRST.
class Hook and Ladder Company, but
have, through the munifccnt yet lust
and deserved donation Of 81 900 BY the
city. authorities, purchased the trucks.
ladders, and other usual apparatus.
The trucks are of the finest workman.
ship and Of most artistic finish. the
body OF the painting being vcrmil;on
with gold stripes.
The initials of the company are in
gold and painted on every detached
piece, while they are engraved on the
signal Ights and lamps, which have
four different colors. There are six
ladders, each Of forty two, thirty-six
thirty, twenty-five, sixteen and twelve
feet, their combined length being ono
hundred and sixty-one feet. In addi-
ton to these ladders the trucks csrry
three roof and three window scaling
ladders, axes, hooks and all the other
apparatus required in the full equip
mcnt and complete outfit of first
clas company. An unusual feature for
Clarksvillc in this respect is that the
best young men in the city compose
this scompany. The young men deserve
credit for their efforts in organizing
this company, which will doubtless be
managed most efficiently and render
good service whenever an opportunity
is afforded. The city has appropriated
a sufficient sum for the purchase of a
steam fire engine, and ere long, if the
old men render themselves as active
and earnest in behalf of the city's
somewhat unguarded interest, Clarks-
vile will be proof, in great measure
against the fire 6end. Union 6 .Amcri.
can.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15


WHAT MAKES A LIVE TowN.-The
Miller County Star, published at Col
quit, gives list of the assets upon
which that town predicates its reputa
ton as a live place, as follows: The
best citizens of any town in Georgia
and the prcttiest woman; two preach.
ers to preach our sins away; two law.
yers to get us out of scrapes: forty
dogs to keep us awake at night ten
children to the family to make uswork:
twelve young ladies who want to marry
three dry goods stores TO sell Us
clothes; five groceries that sell whisky
tor medicine; the best pianist in the
State; good blacksmith aud wood
shop; a good school and a good teach.
or; plenty of room for more good citi-
zens; vacant houses thatca be rented
vacant lots that will be sold; a railroad
from Bainbridge that will soon be
completed; two churches: n music
teacher who cant be beat; the best
hotel in Georgia, (not the shcriff's who
has only four boarders-fare moi yory
good but plenty; five family grocery
stores, all doing a good business; one
doctor to cure or Kill us; good water
and plenty to drink, and the Lest
newspaper in South western Georgia.
called tho Miller County Star.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15

LONELINESS. - What constitutes
true loyclincss. Not the polished
brow, nor the show and parade Of fash t.
lonablo life. A woman may have all
the outward mark of beauty, and yet
not possess a lovely character. 1t il
the heart, where mcckncss, truth, afIec.
ton, luniilityarc found, where We seek
for lovlincss, nor do We look in vain
The women who can soothe the aching
heart, smooth the wrinklod brow, al.
leviatc the anguish Of the mind, and
pour the balm Of consolation in a
wounded breast, posscss in an eminent
degree, true lovclincss of character.
II is such character that blcsscs with
warmth and sunshine, aud nikeih
Garth to'rcscmblc the paradise Of God.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15

The August election will afford thu
counties of the district the desired op,
portuniy to express their preference
by opening ballot, not for Congress.
man, but for candidate at the No.
vember election. This simple expedi.
ent will supercede packed conventions
of intriguing politicians, and do more
to secure harmony and abate the love
of foffice-the epidemic of which partie.
die-than any plan we know of, because
it will be the act, direct, of the people
themselves, without go-bctween eth.
er to cheat or misrcprescnt them
Clarksviile Chronicle.
We think our Clarksvillc contcm,
porary is right in the above views on
the subject of nominating candidate
for Congress from this district. The
plan is equally applicable to other
cases, and We think should be adopted
whenever there is necessity found TO
exist for popular nomination at all.
1t certainly presents the surest means
arriving at the sense of the msiority
of the party-the object, or should be
at least, Of all party nominations.
The mode proposed will obviate all
the usual objections to the convention
Systcm-intriguing, wire pulling, trick
ery, etc., whereby the wishes of the
majority are sometimes defeated, and
give every member of the party n
chance to declare his choice directly
and Enthusiastically as to who shall be
the candidate, Then let the executive
for the different counties
order a primary election to be held on
the day ofour August elections, and let
every Democrat make it point to vote
for the man he may prefer to represent
him in Congress, the State Legislature,
etc, aud thus preserve harmony in the
party and secure the success of our
- McRep.ie Times.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
REPLY OF COL. THOMAS.

hEafLi Of tObs lnOMASs
JoHNsoNvILLE, June 4. fS72.-Gen.
j. d. G. Atkins, Paris, Tenn.-Dear
Sir: Yours of late date proposing
that We meet at some point convent
ent to both of us, and make out list
of joint appointments to address the
public of the different counties is to
hand, and the proposition duly con
sidered. can see no good to result
from such canvass at present, either
TO us or the party to which we belong.
We both profess to belong to the Ma
tlonal Democratic party as at present
organized in the State and upon the
platform adopted in convention at
Nashville, on the 9th of May, embra-
cling within its ranks old line Wings
and Democrats, Secessionists and Fed
eralists, Rebels and Unionists without
regard to the differences of the past,
all who are agreed upon the present
issues and opposed to the reelection
of President Grant. Then there can
be nothing to discuss between us and
a canvasss would likely dwindle into n
mere personal scramble for the posi-
tion to tho modification of our mu-
tual friends and the great qualification
of our Radical opponents. / there
fore decline to engage in such n can
yass as you propose. Our friends will,
! suppose, in due time in Convention
decide which of us if either, shall be
the candidate of the party. If you
shall be selected, whatever may have
been our differences in the past, / shall
do all in my power to give to you the
united support of the party. As my
reasons for declining to make can
vass with you may be known to my
friends, | shall publish this letter.
Respectfully Yours,
ID. B. THOMAS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15

MONTREAL has been designated as
the place of the next annual meeting
Of the International typographical
Union. The meotinga at Richmond on
the ith inst adopted a resolution con.
dcmning the practice Of making any
religious or political qualification in
M ,m hcrs. 4 resolution was also adj.
opted admitting female into the 10.
ION. The time oforVrcnticcsNl- GAcl
aj inu~ ,rr~..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15


THE ToBcco TAX.-Conercss has a,
last passed the law making the tax on
tobacco uniform. This il a source OF
great relief, to our people especially
This is the largest tobacco lnauuflc.
turing city in the world, and this mi
quitOus tax has been a serious matter
10 our citizens. The factories have all
been closed for several months; the
inacliiucry and capital of the manufac-
turers laying idle because Of this tax.
Thousands of persons, chiefly colorcd,
have been thrown out of employment
by the suspension of the factories.
Since the passage Of this bill, giving
us an equal chance with other manu-
features, n different aspect will be
thrown over this conmunity.-Rich-
mond E1.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
Quick Sales & Short Profits

Our stock consists of Wardrobes Bed
stcads, bureaus, Washstnnds, Hnttan, Cane,
common split and Wood Seat hairs Of oil
sizes. Book tascs, Hat Racks, What Noir.
Lounges Side Bhar,ls, Hair. Cotton Top
aud Shucls Mattresses. also tho best mako
or Spring Mattresses, magnificent Chamber
Sets In Roscwood, Mahogany, Walnut and
Oak Of the latest and bost ST vlcs, nlso Pui
lor sets. bed Room Set, Dining ltoom sets
and Hall Furniture. lsiost styles Sofas,
Lounges, fobt stools, and tho latest style
Patent Spiitoon and spring Stats of ali
sizcs. We have on hand u splendid aEsort-
ment OF FAN Lcaf and shipping Desks, and
also the latest and most i'm proved styies Of
'evoi Fai aud sitting Decks. he certain
To call and sec them.
a full stock OF Extcnsion Dining. Break
fast. and Oihce Tables.
These goods were bought exclusively for
TINS market, and we viii take great pleas
nro in showing and pricing 10 ono and oil.
We focl confident that our prices VIII sat
isfy oil. cill and examine our stock bcloro
purchasing elsewhere.
We arcalso Special Agents for tho
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
A RemarIsabIe prohYccy.

The following, which sknown as Moth,
or Shipton's Prophecy" was first published
In llSS and rcpubllshed In l6il. 1t will bt
noticed all the events pTciirttd iu it. eH,
crpt that mentioned In the last two lines
which Is still In tho futurc-havc already
comcto pass;
Carriages without horses shall 60,
Aud accidents I'LL the world with woe,
Around the world thonghts shall fly
In the twinkling of an cya.
Water shall yet moro wonders do.
kow strange, yet bc true.
The world upside down shall be,
And gold he found Mt root OF tree.
Through bills man shall ride,
Aud no horse or ass hc at his side,
Under water iDcn shall walk
shall ride, shall sleep, shalltalk.
n the air man shall he seen,
In white, In black, In green,
Iron Ia The water shall toat,
A. easy asa wooden boat.
Gold shaii nc fpuua. aud found
In a land that's not now kpcwn.
Tire aud water rhHll wonders ~
England chall a. last admit a Iew.
The world - an ra1 rH4i -9.ra
ln 'i-W a. hG1 .r AKA -iRf 4. c...
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15

THE Supreme Court of Tonuessee
has decided that the clause Of The
constitution Of Tenuc see, article 9.
section II. which provides no bill
Iehall become a lsw which embrace
more than one pubieot, Or which the
ate 81. g cyrrt .. +. p5ctastis.-
.iie-li Id "a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS.
TRrCT.


&. Adkins and Hon. d. Il. Thonas.
PAnIs, Tenn, May q, 1672.--Hon,
d. B. Thomas-Dear sir: As we arc
announced as candidates for Congress
in this District, suggest that we meet
at some point convenient to both OF
us, and make out a list of joint op-
pointments to address the people of
the different counties.
Please name time and place, post
poning the meeting until as late as the
5th of June.
Respectfully yours,
j. d. G. ATKINS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15

LEMON PIE IN WAsHINGToN.-1 am
particularly fond of lemon pic for dcs-
sert. At -----. went on pcaceably for
couple of weeks, but always eating
lemon pic under silent protest, for
was a stranger, and did not like to
make objections. Finally | called a
waiter and said:
John, what kind Of pic is this?"
" What kind did you order, sab ?"
| ordered lemon pie, but this ap.
pears to be dried apple"
OATS lemon pic, sab. You know
dey, has way of mixin dried apples
in de lemon pie here, to dat extent it
requires a man Of ability TO 'stinguish
EN- apart, sab.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
EVERYTHING NEW { COMPLETE

There Is not an article In ot.r house that
is not fresh and nowly purchased AZ the fac
tories of first hnnds at tho Lowest Cash
Prices. Tho stock was selected by q. W.
Hillmnn and u. ]. Averctt. MIR. Averctt
is practical workman having the expert
encc OF the business for over Nineteen
Years. Our motto shall 10
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
TIE VERDICT.

The jury find that the diseased. Am
OShaughnessy came to her death b,
asphyxla or apnma, as evidenced BY
The symptoms manifested by the pa.
tient before death, aud the condition.
iound at the post moriem examination;
the asphyXia, IN our opinion, being in.
duccd by the inhalation of gas adj.
ln'nlstercd.
The jury further agree in the opin-
ion that any other than the prescribed
method of preparation ofnitrous oxide
gas as to temperature for generation.
and appropriate washing.bottles, il to
be regarded as careless method of
manufacture.
In this particular we regard The an
paratus used by DR.. Ncwbrough as
imperfect. Furthermore, we regard
the administration of nitrous oxide
gas as reckless where each administra
tion u an experiment upon the patient,
which it must be when there is not a
positive certainty as to the chemical
purity OF tho gas, aud ignorance in the
administrator of the physical condition
Of the patient and the physiological cf-
feet manifested by aneticsia.
Furthermore, we regard il as ncces-
sary for safety that an administrator of
nitrous oxide gas should have knowl-
edge of the application of restorative
agents adapted to alarming conditions
IN an;cthesla, and be always supplied
with such agent--.Nd. and .SgrO,
RPJrtr
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
II T. II NJ s.:

Owen d Moore can furnish
you with Papors, Magazines
and Periodicals Of all de-
scrlptions, At publishers pri.
css, by thc year or singlo
c1tv.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
RICE, BROADDUS 4 co.
MATTTNGS,
Oil Cloths, Etc.

We have opened a Carpet
Store, at the old stand oi
Broaddus & Hyman, whore
we will be pleased to show
the largest, best and cheapest
stock Of Carpets in the mar
kct, at prices to suit ALL
Don't fail to give us a call,
and we will make it pay you.
Gentlemen and boys don't t
fail to look at our stock of
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
WAKEFIELD
EARTH CLOSET,

new invention. 4 good stock always on
hand.
march TO- T2-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
CLARI<SVILLE
ACADEMY

J'HE SMITH ANNUAL SESSION ui
i This institutions begins on tho ith Oi
September next.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-15
Tin, Wood and Willow Ware,

which has iHcn selected with an eye 10 the
wants ot the public, which thcN VIII srll as
rhcapuS III" Chcip'-i, Call aud srs,
kiNtASNUS & HAMikrr.
March ;. 'bg-tf