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fi. W. THOMAS, Editor.
rW; llacttavtUe, await, i
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2il8C3.
FRIDAY. K rTt-UhKR ..2
BQ.An apology it due to onr readorsor tin
... , . ... .. , i -.- - i
ftWiicp ui political matter in t-dy paper J end
no belter apology can be offWedjhan a !mik
statement of tacts. On Wedmnday morning last,.
n jjtilvr in issued fiorn Cen. Johnson's Uond-
auarirrs, Uiroting the officer In coinmaul at this
J.UCO,. to arrest the proprietors of lite t'lUtoStCtK,
aud the author of an article palufched ta the wuue,
I the eth sust, and itftend lha said parlies, uoilcr
guard,, to Saidivitle,, aJ to close the Cuhojucu
office.' ltiawM, however, that oirrs la the only
paper in thn couaiy, and its suppression would sup-
Dnnf etrMi nuinteY'of 'iceal ail 'cUticineWr wbk-h'
must be published ft given uunibc.r of (unea before
tha session of the next vuurt ; anil us the, iw portonce
of their publication win duly . represented to' the
proper authorities, we are allowed to 'issue, as
tvaat, wilh'-tbu oimiiis-tioti of political matter.-
The object tonnblc article' was written aud published
One week before we took, cuiir of the political
department, and not being included lu.rbj Orjpypf
arrest, we arc at oar (Net,- with nothing ta do but
to waif Ji'ticlilly the -solution of the difficultj.
... .'. For the Chronicle.
THE f INASi'lAL C'6S'DITI0X OF 01 E CITY.
To the Gliitniof CUirUtt : ' . ,
' Tha (inHcT'sigticl deeme it hia duty to
lay before you the preneat fiuaticial condi
tion of yon 'tit j, together will other mat
Cctb that you no doubt feel a deep inter
est in. During tho short time I have had
tho honor of acting a Mayor of your city,
I luivo been, dilieutly at work, in connec
tiow with tho Board of Aldcrnien,- tQ- as
certain, if possible, the coudition of your
city affairs, financially aud otherwise; and
1 would here Plate that, owing to circutu-
Ktancci with which yon arc all familiar, it
ha been no easy task, and but for tlu! cn
crirctio arid efficient- aid of the board, and
other officers of the corporation, even the
approximation, (at present nothing more
i nrouiiicd), could have beon effected.'
Since 18C2 until the present revenue
rear (frotn the 1st Febrnary to last of Jan
uary), no taxes have been aMosaed, and
coiiHeqnontly no taxes for 18G3'4 has or
ever will be collected. The tax Hut for
18G2 was placed in the Lands of the pro
per officer for collection, who proceeded to
collect until the affairs of the whole coun
try, and particularly the affairs of your
city, inoideut to the fall of Fort Donelson,
prevented anything like collections or in
uny other manner properly conducting the
municipal affaire of your city. Manjjr,
however, paid , their taxes for 1562 in
wholo, others in' ' ;--tfti "It hiui'abw'be
cornea (petition of no small import whether
or not, under all, the circumstances, it
would be riirht and proper to collect the
taxes for 1802. A petition signed by a
largo . number oi tax-paying citizens has
been laid before the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen, assigning many gopd reas.ons
why tho tax for 1802' 'shouW noi lie 'col
lected, and the matter was by them con
sidered of ao much -Importdhc'eTthat they
declined to net npon it - tint i I a full board
could bc'freoent, whtn the ihirtter nright
Iiavo due consideration. For myself, I
think it best that the financial condition of
tho city be laid before you. You will
then be Ttrepnrc'd, with the facts on bbth
rides of the question, to decide the matter
lor yourselves at our municipal election,
which comes off the lut Satuid ly in next
month by writing oti your tickets "Tax
for 1862,1, or " No tax for 1802."
In the following table you have a report
1'rom tho Finance Committeo as fellows : 1
LiubilUUt of tki Cttti f Clarktvillt on July 25, 'C.'
Bonds of city due and unpaid. 33,930.43
" n 'CS-'ti.'?
4.125.00
9,250.00
33,000.00
J3.000.00
34,000.00
" " " iu 8
" ":. in, '85
" .' in '815
' ' in '88
In tercet on same to dntcabout
Officers' talariei for 1805.. ...
Street repairs 18C5, nupposed
Expcnso account, including
com. for (supposed) col
lection of taxes for 1805
$40,000.00
1,050.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
$192,955.43
Contra in-omf.
T'ncollccted taxes onliHtof
'. K. Withers, includiugj
-' executions
Tneollected -axes onjist. Qf .
T. 11. Ilyman.'.
Tuxes and privileges for year
1805, supposed... .........
mvidond on whsrf sock
forJSCS r.".. .......
lyi(Uor licenso for 1S05
Tolls on bridgo for 180."i
(rouud rent from Whitfield,
Bradley & JL'o , for 1801,.
2-'3-'4-'5, now due,
and unpaid '.. "...
( 0,859.95
; ii,345.5r
14,300.00
SOO.flO
800.00
. 2,600,00
""sifeo.oo
$:iG,855.S
Tho t-ity o ns -Stock
in thuMCV L K II ...
Stock iu (ia Company
Stock iu Wharf Uompaiiy
Nw brid;!'. .... '. .V
I Jiit near the now graveyard
1 " foundry
$100,000.00
5,000.00
2.G45.00
20,000 00
1,500.00
500.00
$129,845.00
.i t
, Cash---H11I.
in Treas.,
Tenn. funds
1'. S. funds
777.28
1,411.10
2.138.44
W. V. lit ii, 1 ) '
A. It. IIabhisov. Finance Com
' ti, W.-Jlu LM.vn..
l'rom this ymi c tlui the Ciiy linnl,
In.' jiil iipiii..suitfiiU . li-lWr ni oi
r ,' ttt. i ;t s"d,ihn t..- iutiiuM now !!
on outsiandinxfHMu1s amount te the smn
T of near Ittf.UOd.iJ that 'tWTndoblwl
jbers of citjvaMhe end of the prlwnt
Teveuue loar, without-addiair in to rent on
prefect indebtedness) for the balance of the
tear and supposing thai til the income.
,i a sot forth U the ILrcgoIu'K table, shall be
collected -will be ppar 115(7,000.91. But
joo will nolk'o'tiat tro aoufecs of in
come to-wit niicauccted taxes', Luc list
of E. .-Wither,"??ncliidinj executions,
fcC.SSH 95; and UsJ of T. II. Itymnnttaxes
for 18(52, nnwlkeUdJ, $12,345.M, making
in the afrrcs.'nte the sum of $19,205 a
portion of which "will only be collected
should taxerbel8C2 be lost to tho city ;
consequently adding near this, amount to
your indebtedness 'at -the endof the
prosent revcntjV'y making' Vowi debt
175,Sl5,43. YotMlI! diacover that what
the city cwiih in the way.of (u k-in. the
M. C. & L. K. R., Gv CnKj.any, Wharf
stoctj jrrotrnMotA,T& at 'prcxent, and in
11 probt(bilUy,,w.be.fr,Bomc iuio'to
como, of, ut sinull lipiport. '
- - Below you have. table fchowiii" the
aregute fifnount of taxea for aix consecn.
tive yocra. cHt1mctitiiitr.)witli 1858. -oir fol-i
lowi :
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8 S . S P E S 2 g
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1
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to 00
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no
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to OD 00
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.
o
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id
rom the foregburtr lable we see that
ourt inuprnfiv fooub taaes in former- years
amounted ip 8O,Tralth0itrsand dollars more
than at present, and that' under this state
of things' ybr? .wWft'iotliblQ' tp'thce't your
liabilities id. the. jq of , paying off accru
ing annual jntcrcsnd how is it possi
ble thflt this thotkldiic." done now with the
prcsentrate of tjixatbn.' which only brings
you in or city, purples-proper ine sum pi
r ? - 1 A L'. . . ' ... f
cu,uu.:)wi!ii,-wiimu yi pay current, ex
penses, and interest past due, of-near
810,000, to say notWag of bonds past dfle
to the amount 013)30.43? ; Your pres
o it rate of tuxatibHonly gives you the
sum of $5,364.36 to pay interest on your
railroad bonds amounting annually to
$6,000T-lcaving notfe $655.54 deficit for
the present revenue year, to say nothing
pf the interest on bonds, for 1862-'3-'4,
which would bo wholly unprovided for
should notaxos be coJlctced for 1802.
That thero should lie mi increase in the
value of your proicity,tlie . present year,
over 1802, is not to be wondered at.
Then, war with nil its paralyzing and with
ering iufluence waon;thc-country j now,
we have peace, and reaction has already
commenced, and it jsfo be hoped that ere
long your city, with proper management
of hor affairs, will be able to rise superior
to present iiidk'a'tid'ifirj'and will certainly
do so, " with a loli.pull, aud a strong
pull, anj,a pull all toother." .
Very repoclfuUr,
.))SiniA"COBB, Mayor. '
Cliirksvillc, Si-pl. 20, 1805.
The hptchfllrf ashVllte and Saint Loiils
.... .l-afkcl, . .
II. 0. McCoSis,....: V.i.ij Mihtis.
- ''i rii-wey A. "i n - V. . i
v i.r.au..i vlnrKll o'e lor .an-i
VTT 4 lie, riiii'tni, ifi
& o'.lotk, i'. M
.Li'nri-t-CtaxMvtlU; fur St. Louk at
4 o'clock, I". M., TuVsdit.v. ., .. .
ror freight or jwssiigo niy
P. A, UVUXE, Agent.
IXSOVVE.VT NOTICE.
HAVINjG, ou the lMlv,Ay of September, IMS.'
snegested the.lniolTfvflcy of tho psUteof P. II.
HKHTKli, deceaMH.io the County Court of Mont
gomery conuiy, Teua. aU'. rrjoos having claim
again rptcy ttr hr ly netiflrd to appear and
file the smiie with the Clerk of snid Court, authem
Ucated'ia llie niannrr prescrilied by law, on or
In-fore the Until day. of December, 1SiS. This 1Mb
day of ik-eembcr, 1805.
J. T. FLETCHER,
AcluiiuNrnloe-of.'., H. Ik-tter, drcea-ied.
Sept. CJ.,4t . . '
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
1Y VlinTK tF A JEKD..OF TRUST, MADE
It to 1
me I'V Tliomss -Ifcxifdman, in- furor of W
II. Dnine, to ieeurt certain debts due to said lrane,
and eiuMvering me to tell, 'alter IbirtyUy's
tertwuiciit In '.ny narktville uiper, I will, on the
1ITII Dll Vt UtTUOEB .1 ft AT, j
sell, on the prcmlwS, 1i the highest bidder, for
t iii.li, the prVK'rty on Slaiu clriet, on which Mrs.
MarKiuvt fiourdman, ditasiid,' lived, 1 and which
is una ociiiiiiol by Win. Winrn.
. .-' n. A. 'IIEXHV, Trustee.
Clarkuvllle, S pl. 21, '03 41
'.,,.
.VHoii. s)'MiuT. . .r.JOH!soy
R. K. WALKER & CO.,
Cotlou aad Tobacco
FaCtOrS and CetiCfal ComiSSiOn
, Mf : HUH A NTS,
.....ij',., jix,- 1.. .urit'v
I- I l-- Ilk " ifc, -
io I i- -i c -i n 5 u
-1 I "t6 00 MHOS.MVlK
: tLi(era Uoiuainlna; VaclnBeel
la tlte Pun OfHce at ClarkaTille.StaU of Tea, on
120, day of (Sejit, 18CS. .
Adlene W II
Ilwklns Jovian
Howard idIn Blanche
Howell mrs U K
-, Howell mrs T 8 ' -
Hnbbnrd W A
' Jannet mrs 8 j
Jones Shelby W ' ! ' .
Johnson miss Jennie
-. Johnson mrs America .
Jordan Harper
Lacy miss F
1oewcnlhal B
Lowry miss Kanry K
' hynes mrs Jane W
Madison Warren '
' Malror mrs Elizabeth
'Mimas J A"
Morrison miss Mollis J '
MrConnd Frank
McDnniet W. : . . .
McXealSandy ' '
4 McNeal l'rcston
Mathers nil:g Sarah R ,'
. Merriwenthcr Win D 1
; M'rmnt R K ,
ilonroe iliirtha A
More mrj Charlotte
Morrison D R J '
Vorrisoa mist Mattle
Norfleet mfct Miimii.' "
"Outlaw AJeX '
I'nrlter W B
. .1'iirker Bnrnrs . .
l'eacher Bilf Hcurfetla '
iVfrmmmrs Elrira..;
..Pqilard Sundy . , ..,..
Pollock mrs CC '
, I'olts ml it A..V ... -PQMpders
mrs ijhoija.
'Powers miss Sallie, . .
Adiiinl Hamiicl
A bolt mrs Klitabcth A
Allen John H .
Allen tube ilettie
Asqtiilh EiiM .Uttry
Baird mr M II
Baldwin mlM Iah -Baldwin
mrs Mary A t
Karnee It K
BethuneJ N
Bigt-n Itoberl
Bishop Tborout
Bohoron John .
Boldwin miss Francis
Boyd miss K
Bradfhaw John D "'S
Bradsbaw Mary (col d)
Brown Albert
Brown AO
Brown mrs I.
Brown mrs Nancy '
Byert miss Maggie ", '
liyrd John A ., K ' '
Cuiu John B '
Vampbell mrs Joe
Carver John
Carney M B ;
t-.'omenl mrs K
t'arlton mrs Martha M
Carter rrlra Lwr ; ;
Chance Robert " ' ' r
Chester John . .
Sondes Loulra ' I
(Pieman miss MahaU"
Craighead Charley , '.
Cross mrs Loui.a
Crutchrr.Ree hi
Dade Jas fooi d)
Dilling'mlis MarrTS
Dixon II A
RudolDh i!"M
Damont Amanda (cot'd) Russell miss Lydia"'..
Kasly mr M J Satterfield E ;
Kuslr miss Joe Ann
SchankTh-I
Kills Win
Erons mrs Eliiabeth
Farley mrs E
Fields mrs Jennie
Scberwood Jaiuee
Shepherd ti C
S Siniws mrs 3 W
' Sibims'mrs Mary E
' Smith Henry II
'. Smith mrs Mary A .
, Stacker Wallnce
Stewart Alec
Swift mrs A
Svpert Col I- A
Jnrntr tt J .
Wodkins Hiirrieoa
Wallace Joseph
, Wearer Kliu Ann
! Weston Wallace
3 "AViliams Jackson .
Wiliaros J B .
Williams LK
Wilson DCI . ,
'. Wilson Wm ,
Fletcher D S
Poit Caroline ,
Fowler rors'Mflry E
FreyW,W. . ,
Garduer miss ft
Gober miss Nancy '
Gusboa John
Graves Henry
Hardy Sarah
Harley WT ';
Hart Mima . .
Hitcher Chester 3 .1
Hatcher Chns
Hawes mrs Joseph
Hawkins Hon An
Hayncs Pugh
Haynes Carey T '
Henderson mi Mattie
Wilson Hamp
Wood mrs L R
Young mrs Col W
Herring u M 3
Hill mrs Maria L
MISCELLANEOUS
Amanda Walker, Cumberland Iron - Works, W.
S. Alexander, Dixon Springs, Boyd Howetton,
Limeport, Miss Judian Mound, do; Geo. L. I.'ti'lce,
do; Malcolm Meaxkill, M.-igiclia, Mrs Jna) A.
Heatts, Unkwood, W. J. Dillirif, rtiayra.
GOV W. Wi.N it, T. M.
Losses Paid in Tennessee Over
$50,000.
Get the Genuine Article !
STRAICnT FORWARD DE4LIX69 IX ETERT
department pf it extend! busiuess, from the
receipt of a premium to the (tayment of a loss, has
rendered the name of
: P'H GENIX,
Of Hartford,
As familiar ai anj1 'household word ; and from far
Rust SUIiriM- to fhn lrnlit-n iIiami Af Ik T-ia
. ... - r. " v " . V. IUV MIU
slope, Its eminent usefulness at an Insurance Qprpo-
miou iuu oren inorougniy irieu ana tatfsravloruy
tested. It IS no better than ever prepared for
service and duty .in the line of Its profession, with
incrraied facilities for the transaction of business.
Western Branch, !
No. 24 West Fourlh-St. Cincinnati.
H. M. MltillL, General Agent.
POLICIES ISSUED PROM PLY, UY
H.C. PITTMAN,
RESIDF.XT AGKXT, CARK8VIUE, TEXX
Sept. 32, '65-3m .
IMPORTANT!
riUlE C.VDKRSINGED WOULD MOST RK-i-
s;ectlul!y announce to the cit.lxeiis of Clerks
ville and.surroundiug country, that he has k
Just RetuxAed from, the East
with a large-stock of the best
French Calf Skins,
111 - -. r r.. '
', And all other" '
Materials of the Very Best Kind,
For the manufacture of Good , , . ,
BOOTS AND SHOES !
I am prepared, with the Very BEST TJF WOUK-f
MEN, to give entire sntiirpciipn. ; X guarantee
FITS of the Latest Style J
To all Customers leaving their uicasures with me,
I have on hand aUo a large; stock of '
Fall and Winter Boots & Shoes,
Of all kind, made of the very best materials all
of which I warrant to give full satisfaction.
I have also a Cne atrortment of
Ladles' Shoes, made evpretsly for winter
Wear.-
And-wai muted to give satisfaction.
tnrr I ant prrpatvd to do MENDING with neat
ness aad dispatch.
I eel grateful to my old customers aud friends
for the liberal patronage extended to me, during
many putt yeacs, aud hope to uicrrit a continuance
of the tame.
JOHN RICE,
I West Side Pllbllf SqnaiT,
CLA RKS VJL L K, TENN.
Sept. 22,'ej-3m
N ew"W i 11 meryT CoodsT
MISS MAGT1KE k MRS. B0DK0X
IT A VI receivml Inrge and wHl aelet-tcd Stork of
' II FALL AND WINTER COODH,
,U,&mblB,,
lMtli)reTibn '' -'. ' "
no.kiandCluiik.Trimmiii8j, Ptrfumery siidTol-
. ht Ai.tidos,etc,eu.
nmrn e. iinni our jm-nns to run au4 rsainiar.
k. pv
Chanson of - Firm !
FROM ADAlTF.R?T11t3 FIRST DAY OF
October next, Mr. THUK H. KYMAN will
constitute a partner In my bnsiness and the same
wiU-.bo4ukad-aslwMbenMn mm4 (111 af
STRAUS ;icYiiAir,M;
The lilicral patronage hitherto extended to me by
numerous frlendv will, I hope, be stilt accord rd t
the new firm, at Mr, II Y.MAN is well and favorably
known ever a large scofie of country, and the ut
most exertioae will , he used to accomrooditle all
with such as t , i
DRY GOODS,
HAtS, HOISfcRY,
r..?4T-: Cutlery,'., -
TINWARE.
A full and toiiij.teto acsortuvut of
QUEEXSWATte, -
.: COAL OIL, I . v i
, . COAL OIL LAMPS, Ac, Ac.
Which will he 8old, low.at
the lowest iathli Market.
navns Made 'arfangenienta Vllh a competent
Old Merchant to watch the New York market, and
buy the goods for the firm, when it is not conven
ient to go and pick foronrsclvrs, we will be enabled
to sell at very low rates. .,
.' A ,Biltoljr,-cV
- ". - c. L. STRAUS.
Clarkinlte, Tennn Sept 52, C5. ; ,
, ( . I 1 . 1 i ,-
" - tice, -v:
ALL persons Indebted to me will please come
forward aird SETTLE, or I will be cnrrinf11ft
to place their notes' w4 accounts' in the hands of
ine omcers for collection. L. STRAUS.
BROuKfiTAN ; 5 f ORTER,
, Real Jstate ;Agehts, : '''., ,
Produce "and Commcrcral
BROKERS,
Clarksville, . .
Tenn.
WB offer our sen(lce. td tlie public in the puf-
dsecrlptions of Country Produce.
' . I - r . . ... . . .....
aira, oi .n frn cultural implement", and Naeblnery
of all kinds, Carriages, Baggies, Wagons, etc
From our tong experience In the agricultural and
carriage trade, we think we can make' It to your
interest to give, us a call. ,
we nave secured the services of Mr. K. Withers
at Auctioneer - -
Office at Withers' Furniture Room, in Rrockman
k Porter's iron front building. Sept. IS, 1860-tf
Dwellinr House For Sale.
A COMFORTABLE DWELLING. WITH NO.
A. 1. Garden and well improved, at the corner'
or locnmerce and XArket street, .now occupied .by
Dr. Billings'ly. ' Applv' to
BROCKMAX k PORTER.
Sept. 2I,"65-tf ' .
FOR SALE.
A SKOOKD HA.Vlfc.SAVUiG SHINGLE
MA-
IX .CHINE. Apply to
Sept. J2, 'dS-tf RROCKMAN k PORTER.
NEW
4. e,-ijioMss,. :
OfC'leVcoiYeuH;':
6r to
' ai
omsville Ky.
J. B.-: RHODES & CO,,
Franklin' St.y'ciarkBville, Tenir.
..-v4
fr it !
WB ARl'SviwWcEIVING A LA RGB AND
CQMPLEjgttftK OF .
Staple Groceries,
HARDWARE k TINWARE,
B0ots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
READY-MADE
CLOTHING J
, FURNISHING GOODS. ' '
Consisting in part -of jrfje follow iiSg article whirls
will be Sold I . .
AT XXm, PRICES !
queenswaiie '
N O. SUGAll, .... -V
.. WIIITElsrOAR,
' CBtfSltET SlTiTrAR.
E K N TK A"t
' BLACK TEA.
MOIiASSKS, 1
ANIISVRUJ; ;
MACKEREL.
II ERRING, "
1 -CHEESE snfl'
CRACKERS. .
RAISINS. ... , i, -TOBACCO,
K. -.-
CIGARS,
; - SWCES, ' '
"'"..' ;-PVE STCFFS,
-."w HARDWARE,
WILLOW WAllE,
woodkn.nvare,
tinwXrk, pocket cutlery,
NAILS,
. -CORDAGE,
TAB LI', and
BARREL SALT,-
. PANTS, VEST-'",
BinilTS, COLLARS,
ROOTS, SHOES.
IIAlS.CArS.fte.
RIO AND JAVA COFFEE!
Together lib every wher article usaally kept in a
,, V J ;.
First Class Variety Store,
AU of w hicb we are are dcterniiued to tall at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES !
, CALJL XI SEB.
J. B. RHODES & CO.
STORE
ConsiijnnicnU WllUhed and will receive'
aad lurward Koods to 1'lncinnati and Louisville. !
'Ad-'ances made on hliint;rU. (
Ju-:i,U'i ''! -..'' I
B. OTHCEESEEj
UKAI.Klt IS
v.
HARDWAR E,
f
Qucensware, Gioeeries, Etc.
,
... ' . I'ranklln Street, , .
CLARKSVILLE. TENNESSEE.
B. O. KEE3BB,
WOi;LD MtiST R KSPECTF I'LL V IXFORM fill
urriZKNS Or CLAKSVILLE, A "ID
Till SURROUNDING COUNTRT, .
"" - THAT HI HAS OPKXED' - ::
IX THIS CITY, AT
Till OLD STAKD OF TURN LEY k FOX, ON
FRANKLIN STREET,
A' Large and Well Selected As-
':!" sortment of '
Hardvmro,..!;;' ,. ;. .:
Queens ware,
Groceries,
Amotig which re the Killowing artictee,
A fina assortment of Hardware, em
. bracinir cverv thine uaitallv keot in that
.line, among which is . a, fine lot of
rocket and Table Cutlery,- Carpenters'
' Tools, Plow Points, Axes, Smoothing
. Irons, Harness, Trace Chains, and many
other articles too numerous to bo con
tained in a newspaper advertisement.
Also n fine lot of Glassware and Queens
ware, - .T
A large lot of Buckets, Tuba, Cotton and
Wool Cards. Grindstones, Nails, Cop
epraa. Soda. Vinepar; '
Crushed. Powdered and Granulated Snpars:
Also, Brown Sugars of every grade and
the best quality ; ; . :r ..
Coffee, Rice, Tea of all kinds, etc., etc.;
And everything elite almost that a person wants.
- I hare rm hand and will antntlv keep a good
iupplyof the different grades of FLOUR, which r
will deliver, free of charge, to hny part of the city.
tOy The public will please glre me a call, herbre
purchasing ehvwhcrc, ' and I will convince them
that my goods are at LOWER -PRICES than any
bouse in the city.
I have secured the services of W. 37 Ely, as
talesman, who will be pleased to see his eld friends
at anytime .'- i '. , -. '.
D. O. H.EESEC
July 11, 1865 tf.
josnc snows, ur, ) .,- ' , k. r. oarvae,
c. 1. paivsit, ' a. b. ssiows.
BROWN, DRIVER & CO.;
(AT JOSHUA BROWV SOLD STAND,)
D C 4 L e'R b'
HARDWARE arid CUTLERY
: Franklin Street,
fLARKSHLLE, : i : : : : TENNESSEE.
WE HAVE Jl'ST RECEIVED AND ARK
now opening one of the larcest and best assor
ted Stocks of II IIIDWARE ever brought to
thitd'y ronsstipg in. pryf.. v .- , .. . . ..
. . Carpenter's Tools j
Cooper's Tools
Wagon Blaber's Tools
........ 1 " , , . v. .. '' ' ' '
Blacksmith's Tools l. . .
- t.'
' Gunsmith's Tools , ; ' ' -'
Butcher's Tools ; ; r
LOCKS.1 x
LATCHES,
HINGES, :;t,
NAILS,
AXES,,- ....
" - v HATCHETS
Mill, troae-lut nnd Ilanel ATTj
- - i y
IMatfnrm, Counter ass 4 Tea Scale
SPRING BALANCES,
TRACE CHAINS, ' '
WAGON CHAINS, ,
LCK1 CHAINS,
HALTER CHAINS,
CAST STEEL,
SPRING STEEL, .
GERMAN STEEL,
BLISTER STEEL ;
Horse and Mule Shoes) Ifamcs, Collars,
Shovels, Spades, Picks,
Hoes, Rakes, and ..
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
, of all klads; in short . .
' . . . i
E V IS Tt Y T HING
I'tualty kept by Hardwares Dealer -al!
of whli b we will sell t'
1 , I '' .
mst Trices to Suit tho Times! -et
As we buy esdutively for CASH, and from
Firt Clai Maniifkrturert, w,lelt toured we fan
wait all In pri' and eiua!rT. '
Juy It tf . ' ' P. k CO.
a. atswt,-- t.-s t. wirrre, no. cecaaasn,
Of Ltuuvilti. Yare Oofafacr 5 Ltltet Dottim
-.' - '"t.'w '
LISHEY.'WHITE & COCHRANE,
WnoLESALE DHALERS IN
BOOfS-t, SHOES,
" :'
No. 03r MAIN STREET, .
- LOUISVILLE, KY. ,;Mi
"'...!,',, j
vwtrv-r -
-.-'(i !-! f t .
WHERE the t.ade ran find a large and well as
sorted stork, al any time, at Boslaa or Phil
adelphia prims, freight' added. - .- L. W. k CO. -.
Aug. '4, '65-Ctd ' - - ''4
-IWJTTvJOKTO.VA 10
coxxi&sr&y msrcka xtm,
'': ' J ' KEW' ORLEANS. ;'' '
'"Hff-wvr 11 t .. -, r
AUIXSOM CO,
(Successors to Hewitt k Co.,) N8W TOtlK,
, . JJVERPXtgL..
-''.'...'."Vel .vtLthox 4 s ' i ce-'.'-
rV XOrtSVILLE, KY. : ....
tasn adTahrtk made all Sklataewts
( aaeve Srais sy mi. (
"- 0. W, THOMAS & CO.,
no. w.wEST iui.y.sT; uuisvil.lk, ky.
Sept. 1,' '65.-41 .. ' . . ,
NEW YORK
4 ' 'Yi 1 .'.- 1 - ' i '
DRY GOODS STORE!!
SO. IU, rotTH ITKEtT, ,
tSI-JV i f.
I
Lonisvillr -- Kentucky.
1 -
1 . c, j : .
V' .'.:." LUVr: ' ' ' "' .' .
i IeeBotly o lad
'.J S '-T.f;r nlo 1- '
hiann
70 v r ?
Of every tort and disi'ription, which we offer at
t . . . , 1 1 I ( . .i.
. ! -. Ol t .i .C.
-. t A ''!'' "! -
..WieiEKAIK OS KET1IL,
'. -v.:. M . .-. ' .
.-. .' . .-. .-.-i witr'l is -
- . ; AT .ABOUT
New York .Wholesale PRICES !
1 ' (. w '
''..' '.
Having the sdvantage of a resident partner and
buyer in New York, we are enabled, at all limes, to
offer the trade , '1 it - i :
;', ' .rr."' ;
Snperipr. Inducements,
. 1 ', , .' . , - ;
' IX Qf'ALlTT,' QCANTlTT, " '
Price and Faohion,
. 1 . To any other house ia thin city. .
A fact we will cheerfully prote to all who will
favor us witji a ealU
- 6. BARKER A CO.
i ; ' ;.')
' ' -V - - . 'v .
August 4 nt , v.. . , .
E. HELU.1AN & SONS,
vwhplLbeaLkiis'in
t .t AND . .
605..-. M A H . ST R E ET -605.
Three Boors Below 8lxtk Street,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
VtaLsomtn Hku.ms, Louittille, Ky., E.
Hillmas aud IOisjs II ills as, New York.
August ,t -ia . y . ,
-i t- '
a. a. aotittos, , . ,i,
w. w. row its. i i
.cats. n. rsrrsrr.
wn. a. soisito,
R. A. ROBINSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS!-!
615 Main Street,
LOUISVILLE, t KENTUCKY.
HAVE vow stored again ialo their old stand,
recently destroyed by Are, and "are now in
receipt of a heavr nork of Brags, Medicines,
faints. Oils, Bye-Mai's, It., so -which they
invite the attention. pf dealer, '
g.-ajT All orders aill refeive. prornpt end rsrcAil
atteutibti. AtijM.l 4 C:u
l 1 I
0. B ATJRIIA17IT t
, Importer snd Dealer ia fotesgn and Donwrtie ..
HdLRDirsiMl&i
CUTLERY, GUNS All ft RIFLES, V
NO. 63 MAIN STREET,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
isei aad Stales, trass an. (irtli Srrrkna,
6aatka and Cradlet, v' .
anire and Bay rtrks, Hees M iikra
1 1 Skoveli and Spades, ,
TRACE .! LOO rBlIRR. i
Beer teekt aad radloeks,
Batrhets aad Hammer, ' ' "' " '
- e fklsela aad riaaee, ! I) rf v'
. . ' -i Saw, rilea and Aarvra, :
rocketKalves, :
Table Knlve A Ferk,r
srooKs, srissoas, bizois, dc, xrnc ...
Aug. 4, S85-6m , ' t -. !
m. w. ratTBsa. . .; e. s.sarrw.
. - PRATHER 4 SMITH, .
HATS, CAPS,
AND
Ladies' Furs,
429 Main 8t., bet. 4th and 5th,
,: . LOUISVILLE, KY.
Aug. 4, l(5-3m.
J. II. HUTCHISON.
J. A. PAINE
HUTCHISON & RAINE
WROS.IISAtB riKALBM III '
BOOTS & SHOES,
. n No. lit MAIN STREET,
Bttwetn Sixth and Settntk, South 5iV,
lL(Q)ignsVnL3LIEa E7.
. Aug. 4, 16-Jra r , .. ., r
OTTER, HACKETT & CO., ,
AVholesale Grxecere
Gommission and Forwarding Merch&rtd
WINE AND LIQUOR DEALERS, ,
.Ve. 202 and 204 Sulk St, eC .Viin and AferW,"
' LOUISVILLE, 'XT.:. -V
Aug. 4, '65-3m - "
WM. L. WBLI.SB.,... AB. f. SCCIStS.
WELLER & BUCKNER,
DSALSBS IB
ri'Bi corrEs sistilikb
Bourbon Whiskey!
61 J Main Street. oiposite Leaisville IToeei,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Aug. 4, '5-3m
TERRY & SMITH,
' , WltOLBSAtB
Grocers and Commission Morchan,
HilS HU BET. Stk ' jt,' V " "??
LOUISVILLE KBKTVCJBT.
' August 46m
J- -
alex; i-UAio.A h. r. TarsfAS t. n.ewtt.'
- ' CRAIG, TRUMAN 4 CO.,
Wholesale Dealers la
HATS and CAPS,
ST 11 AW GOODS,
607 West' Main Street, ..
Bet 7, Id Boor East ef Ualsvtlle Betel,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
WE keep ronstanlly on hand the Largest aad
best otOfk la the West, and atk an et
ami nation,
Aug 4 -ra
IAS. VSASl'S.
' w. a. pa vis.-' ' - i r.'i. SMSB.
B. TSABCB. MATT. SSIlt..
N. S. Jl'UAS, I T. P. TILroa,
tale Cashier of Median- I Late Cashier nf Fariwee'f
let Itauk, Louisville, Ky. Bank Henderson, Ky.' -.
a. mitchsi.l, Danville, Ky, '
H. S. JULUN & CO.,
BANKERS '"'
' ' SD hSALSBS IB
EXCHANGE,.
Premium and Uncurrent Money
; ; BtBllTON'S BASK BCILBINC,
335 Main Street, 833
- UUHTILLE, BESUCIT. '
W G. IJcsss, Teller. . . July l
IIAVID B. Bl'TraiKU.
w; W. rntzBS.
Adas a. eet.
' C. WSAVW.
Hutchings, Duncan &Co.,
..i I ' .WHOLESALB ' I
GROCERS AND COMMISSION
... MERCHANTS..-! ....j'
ASD PBAS.BU IB
Leaf Tobacco, foantry Prolate, t.,
VOBTB KIBK Mill U Bet. Ilk Stk. '
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Strict at lea lion paid to lha sale ot
Bl(t., LAID, FORK, H BEAT, TL0CB, il
UBIIKE1. ,lv
ORDERS AXD COKSIO.NMENTii KOLICTT.
David B. Hutching, of Loiraa co, Ky.
James A. bnncan, of Hardin ce, Ky. ' ' i
W, W. Fraarr. late of Eraser k O Briee.
Ren. C. Wearer, Late with
August 4 -em Huffsnaa k Daacen.
TRABTJE, DAVIS & CO.,
larosTcas or sen esaisna r ' '
Staple and Ftncj Dry Goods, Dosiery,
irrjr goods and yorrosn.
MI BalBltreet,OpMltUalsTllU Ite,
Aujf 4 , LOULSVILLi; KV. la
