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" FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1859.
tT Cirpnlci 0t fwr Picltring tf y't Sfore.
CPSuWrlplloiit for tha prOseut rear mutt bo
paid In advance.
JK3Th Bocond Session of. the Female
Academy commences on Tuesday next.
Its great success Is crowding it with pnpils,
and its admirable social and educational
discipline, and the established reputation
f the Prinoipal and ladr teachers, can
Dot fail to' widen the circle of its fame and
to retain all the favor it wine.
'Tat Thiatre. We have already
taken occasion to exprecs our. opinion of
that merits of'. Mr. JIacfarlsnd's Company
bow playing at Fowler's Hall; nor has
tbaf opinion been changed by a fuller ao
juaiutanco with the merits of the perfor
mers.' To say that it is by far the best
company that has ercr appeared in Claris-1
villa, is but to repeat what is said by all
'who have witnessed the performances, and
we regret that the splendid acting, night
after night, has not been witnessed by a
greater number of our citizens. The
'Star" of the Company Miss St. Clair
is4 in our opinion, equal to any actress in
tho whole country, and the favorable im
pression made by her first appearanco, has
been strengthened by a more intimate ac
quaintance with hcrtalont iu appreciating'
the characters slio personates, and her,
great skill in deliniatiog them. She is
well sustained too, in ber leading parts, 1
and therefore never fails to display her!
peculiar powers. ' We hope she will be
greeted by a' fall home to-night, and as
v a aj s.s w m j iviuoiu Willi u 9 ,
? Mr. Jackson, the agent of the Au-
bio Gas Company is in town, and two
-V. "'' i -... v' i -u i- . '
uicukings uivo uvea uuiu preliminary to
-the organization of a Stock Company and
the Immediate 'erection of Gas-works for)
lighting streets and bouses. Of the im-j
portauce of such an establishment it were,
idle to speak, sinco it is conceded by all'
all who know its value ; and as it can be
accomplished at a comparitivcly small cost,
and can be shpwn to be a paying invest
ment, we do not believe the citizens will
hesitate to subsoribe the necessary funds.
We could not keep back our pnper for a
roportjof the proceedings of the last night's
meeting, but all can inform themselves by!
........ . i
D(jntnng ot tlJoo who wcro present ; and 1
we presume th.t Mr. Jackson will enlight
en those interested, upon the details of the
jfpeeed csubii.shincnt. Let no good sit-!
iiauai! to inutiu himself or to lend his
aid to tho iiuiiort-mt undertaking. One
good step forward leads to another; and!
navr fa ilia tirna ii cinwa mn imnotitu in h
growth of our town that shall carry it for
ward until itri.n.'hosthe destiny that awaits
it under the favorable auspices which fore
shadow it fului'c prosperity.
AtjT Wo !i;tvc, in tho last few days, trav
elled (yi JacL Allsnhworth Stac from
this place to liupkinsvi'lt!, and back; und
though we li rid lizard much of the bad
condition of tins roads, we were utterly
unprepared for what we found it to be.
A good turnpike road has bacu built in
.tila Slnf tliA K AniiiAuu linn lint X a
m in mhv v inv lawiiiunnj x 1 1 . j nut
yond that tho roml is almost iiiipnsxablc
the mud being, in many places over kneo
doep to a liorsu ! This, too, we are told,
is tnx case, beyond the Tennessee line on
the lTussellvillo road.
How Ion;;, O ye Kentuckians, will you
thus lay behind in tho march of improve
ment! Tho farmers of Kentucky, who
haul their produce to this place would
ave, in two years, the cost of turnpikes
from tho State-line to llojikinsvillo, and
Jlussollvillo, "
We have been told that ten mulct arc
sometimes seen pulling a wagon with but
one kogihead of tobacco on it, over these
mild roads. We da hope that, before an
other winter comes, our Kentucky friends
will move in this matter, and extend our
turnpikes to the plitres named above.
'During our brief visit, we culled to see
our much esteemed friend, Prof. J. W.
Rust, President uf the Uethcl College.
The present session f this school had
just commenced, and wo wero gratified to
learii that it was in so flourishing a con
dition. With Prof. Rusts' indoniituble
energy and zeal, 'this Institution must
and will succeed.
C4iT" The endowment of the College is
progressing. Every one is Interested in
this,' matter and especially property hol
ders, heads of families and the traders in
the city, whose business will be largely in
creased. Any one who has his own inter
est and the prosperity of the city ut heart,
to say nothing of the advancement of the
interests of their 'children, had better do
without many other things, and once strain
bard to Scour this fund. The time is most
up. We hope every one will be actuated
by the above motives and others, and take
one or two . ackJamhips in the College.
Oaly f 100 a year for five yean ii required
to peoure ll the benvfits of thit College
fbr'jops pupil Jyrinj the existence, f the
T F,r CyrltttUU Cars'! ts. ,
' ' "Aa4 what it life whea lor. has flea 7" "'
' A . ' - . O. P. Moaats.
Haa fled I tha earth without ana. . (
Tha midnight aky withont a light,
Tha wide, wide deatrt Wilhcnit one ' '
Oaaii, er etrrnal Dtght,, '
Are alike to earth deprived of lava.
Love 'roand our firal exUtoae ahone
It aml'e4 from oat oar mother's eyes,
Ae they were heat opon oar own.
It beams from oat the etarry kteo,
When'er we raise oar glance above.
... , 4. '
It liofreraia tho breeto llitt blows,
Around Ihecotltge of the poor
It mingles ia the aong that Howe,
From yonder oak bealda tho ilooi
Where rol ln trills hia Uy of love. f
'Tie love that painta the aky so bright.
Tint sends the oofl rcfr ahing showers,
That hid the sun beatuw hia light:
Thraaglioul oar lives there 'e not an hoar,
That bridge do proof of heavrn's love. '
When love hue fled !" this cannot be.
For God doth love eternallvi -
Wild ocean will forget to roar,
The sun withdraw hia life before,
Tho God of Heaven forgets to love.
' ' ' ' ORIOLE.
CuinsntiLLE. Tenii., Jan., 27, 1859.
BQu It will be seen from the following
correspondence, that a complimentary ben
efit is to be givon to Miss St. Clair, to
night. She will appear in very interes
ting characters that will call out her best
talents, and wo hope a generous public
will extend to ber the patronage she bo
richly merits: .
For the Chronicle.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.
Clarksvillk, Jan., 20, 1859.
Miss Sallie St. Clair : -Desiring to
testify our high appreciatien of your his
tironie powers, and at the same time to
give you a pleasing souvenir of your suc
cessful engagement here, we tender you a
complimentary benefit, to take place on
such night as you may be pleased to indi
cate. Hoping that this suggestion wll meet
yftur approbation wa have the honor to be,
Very Respectfully,
C. 0. Faxon.
A-. Howell.
R. Y. Johnson.
R. D. Dunning.
B. F. Poston.
H. II. Poston.
J. A. Waggoner.
L. W. Bourne.
G. T. Cross.
Jejas O'Brien.
Darid P. Haddcn.
0. M. Black man.
R. W. Thomas.
J. S. Ncblctt.
O C Breed.
O. A. Harrell.
W. E. Lowe.
R. W. Humphreys.
O. P Macmurdo.
James F. Johnson.
J. M. Jones.
J. Nick Thomas.
Thoa. M. Cross.
W. S. Dickinson.
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'Washington Hotel, Jan., 27, 1859.
Gentlemen : I am in receipt of your
note of yesterday's date tendering to me
a complimentary bencfitbefore my engage
ment terminates in this city. I accept
the proposed compliment, and will name
Friday evening, Jan., 23th as tho time, it
being the lust evening but one of my en
gnf.enient. For tho very flattering manner in which
you speak of my professional service, ac
cept my thank.
Yours Truly,
SAL LIE ST. CLAIR.
P 110 MPT P AYMF.NT. Wo learn that some
of our Grocery merchants lost over five
thousand dollars, by the hurtling of the
Josephine Savage, Insured in the Agen
cy of tho Tennessee Marine and Fire In
surance Company, and that the loss was
paid on the receipt of the bills, without
claiming any part of the sixty days allow
ed by this policy. The billa were dupli
cated aud the groceries iu store in ten days.
No merchant should risk any thing to
tho mercy of the elements when he can
procure such prompt protection.
t& We understand that another one
of those pleasant Soirees, at tho Female
Academy, comes off this evening.-' These
musical entertainments have heretofore
been largely attended, and we may expect
a large crowd, and some most excellent
music to-night.
HIT On Wednesday, a few miles from
this place, G. W. Marr was Ehot in tho ab
domen, by John O. Hunt. Marr is in a
critical condition. Hunt has surrendered
hinihclf. We will not undertake to state
tho particulars, as the caso may undergo
judicial investigation.
Ai Criminal Court, Judge Turner pre
siding, is now in session. The case of the
State, vs. Rutland, was taken up first. A
Jury was not made uutil Tuesday at noon.
The evidence, argument and charge were
concluded Thursday morning. The jury
brought in a verdict of "guilty," and he
was sentenced to imprisonment in the
Penitentiary for nino years.
The case of tho State against Henry (a
slave,) for shooting at Dr. N'olin of Stew
art county, was taken up and is now iu
progress of trial.
There are several felonies aud a good
many misdemeanors.
f?L. The office of Attorney General of
this Judicial District having become va
cant by the resignation of lieu.. Quarles,
an election will soon be ordered by the
Governor to re-fill it. We noticed iu the
Jrffcrioniuti, of Wednesday, a call on our
townsman, 11. W. Johnson, also one for
V. E. Lowe, of Dover, to become candi
dates for the office.
Mr A few days ago we had quite a cold
spell, and sovcrol partiea were fortunate
enough to till theirloe-houses with pretty
good ice.
There is tur a gowJ ttnpply of coal
in town. Ohio river H selling at IS rent
ni Cumberlsnd s.l ;'".
19 The remains of tha late Mr. Jas
A. Trice, who died in New Orleans some
months since, arrived here on last Suudsj
nighf, on board the steamer James John
son. His remains were carried to the
country on Monday and buried. . ,
f9" Mr. Samuel Williams is the agent
for Altna, Hartford, and the Home Insur
ance' Companies. The above bid' and
prompt Insurance Companies, we under
stand, have complied with the lawi of this
State, and Mr. Williams, the agent, can be
found, at all times, at his office near the
Washington Hotel.
It has been suggested to us, that
there are rather too many Coal boats at our
wharf for tho convenience steamers. We
are in hopes that our Coal merchants will
give them all the space they require.
BQ. It will be seen from Dr. Tylers'
card, in to-days paper, that he has located
in this city for the purpose of practiceing
his profession. Dr. Tyler is a well educa
ted Physician, and having bad a practice
of several years, no doubt will givo satis
faction. For New Orleans. The splendid and
fast running steamer, T. C. Twitchell, will
leave our wharf this evening at 4 o'clock
for the above named port. Any of our
citizens wishing to take a pleasant trip,
cannot take passage on a better or more
accommodating boat.
t& The new Bridge will very soon be
passiblo.
t- See card of Rev. J. T. Hendrick in
tho advertising columns.
Nothing bo addn to the persiul appearance of
a gentlman, a a cleanly ahaved face, and hai
nicely trimmed and c mhrd. and no where cm;
these, reqniailea to goo. looka be better obtained'
than from Mmra, who still proctirra the art
tonsorial, at hi old iitand, on Strawberry Alley
One alwaya feIa betler after rising from Mluor'a
Chair,nea Turk'a Rnneqnenea la alwaya more
quiet when he comes from hia bath. Hairdeyiug,
and clothra renovath v, ae alo Included In the
u in era of hia ahop. A very ahahily clothed in
dividual may enter his hoime, and come forth i
well dreued gentleman Try him
JTWnrm or Cold Chnmpooiiinc
Jan, 528, '59
W. J. McCormac, Practical Pltotographitt,
makea pictures in every style of the art, from the
emaJlrai mlnUtnre np to life-aixe Pholographa.
Ioelrnotiona given in any or all of the branchee
ETRooms wait aide Public Square, Clarktville
Oct. 1, 195S-ly
Go te FALL & TURNLEV'S and aee their
"Patent" W iKhig Canee. and their niceatock of
focket Cutlerj and Hardwnre generally.
Nova, 1838. .
B. Plossor Jf Co., have a good stock of Clothing
which they are selling at very low figures.
COMMERCIA NEWS.
CusoticLC OFricB, )
Jan. S8, 185'J.
Tlonetary ami Com mere in I
Money market quiet in Bank, good bills at 60
to 9 day", are easily negotiated at 'jc. per month.
exchange and it. rest off. The Banks are doing
ve-y little in local paper uutaid , good pnmpt
paper can bo nngoliaUd it lc. per mouth. Exchange
is very abundant, without change In rates.
For the first titno we hare to report Kentucky
money uucurreiit here. AW tho Ban Us but one
re ua to re-civo it, und that one .nly receives it
from iti customers. I he Banks now receive
nothing but Teuiicsee money and Go'd and ailver,
and we expect aoon tJ h ar that they refuse Silver
in turns over fi ve dollurs.
Tobacco. The views of the planters and buy
em, are yet so very wid apart, thnt but little is do
ing ia tliia xtnple. Inspection a ilea arc now open,
nnd buyers are pleuty, for loose or p ixed. We
heir of new buyers in the inarket.and ordera ready
tcrrxecution,aud ft the p'ai.t. rs offer their tobacco
and do not receive better pi ices llirn th.-y wiil ob
tain by shipping to any other market in the wor d'
it vi lli be tha first time they have fulled. Private
oilvici'S from New Orleans, quole good round lots
of larksville, at 7V,7'.( cents, and dull with
downward tendency.
We have datea fiom New Orleana to the 20th
Money market easy negotiations are made at 8
to 9c. Exchange on New York, 5-8 to 7-8, di
count. Tobarco dull. Flour buoyant aud udvau.
cine. Pork $19 25 centa per barret. Lard iu
ticr'-cs 1 1 'g cents.
Advices iroin New York to the S2d lint., says:
Markets well supp led with money, but higher
rates are antiip it.-d after the taking of the gov
ernment loan. Stocks d cliniiig, and dull. Tenu
esaee, 6's 91 n.
OIII I I AKV.
Died of conauinptiou, on the 27th of December
1858, at the reaideuce of John D. Tyler, hisneica,
Mary C Meckbee. Indiscriminate praise of the
dead, is but loo common. Iu her case the simple
truth would apptsr, aa tha language of eulogy,
to those who knew her not. For uiue or ten yeara
an exemplary member of the F.pUropal church, ber
devoted and conalatont pieiy , her charity and gen
tle loving kiuduena, wou the hearts of all who
knew her. "Truely, to kuow her, was to love
her."
Ever forgetful of self, in her earnest wish to
muke other happy, her whole life teemed one con.
tiuued effort to promote the happines of others
She spuke often, with great calinuees and compos
ure, of her approaching dhsnlutiou i waa entirely
resigned to the Will ol her Heavenly Father, who
had called her, thus early, Mo oais under the rod,'
feeling iu her child-like trust, "eveu so Father, for
so It eeeinulli good in thy eight." When her
friends thought her dying, she laid with great dif
ficulty, but, slowly aud distinctly, -'God receive
my S'liit " She rallied agaiu and lived uutil the
next afternoon, when gently fulling asleep in
Jesus, l.er breathing scarcely perceptible, aud her
features so motionless that the looked tike a piece
of statuary, her lips parted aud asinils of the most
angeho awaetuera brightened her whole face
This nccurred, distinctly, three separate tlinea,
and then her freed spirit took its flight, I coufi
dsutly trust, to that havsu of real prepared ftr
all who love their Saviour aa aha did. ''Thus it is,
the company of the redeemed in ifcaveu, ia ruade
up of the jwl ,f earth
'tis did givt.aud be hath taken.
Shall we icoura the atera decree,
Lord our biuised heails awaken,
Turn ua, iruatingl,', le Thro."
J..r. n.i, It'.VI-l w. ' at
- ARE now able to oftr to th teado a more general stock of Cooper, Blacktmtil.'e and Carpon
tor's toola, Railroad and Cuikiii't HarJ-varo, Gnus, (enuine De linger 'Hols, from $27 to 4S, e
Ira Traces, llsl ars, Tea Trays, Sole, ilarnesa, Skirling, Upper and BriJIe Leather. French and
American Calf (Skins. Willow and Wood Ware, Ac than ever before. Wo k only for quick
snles and ahort profile. We in, te our old, and as many new customers to an exi.iniuuiiop of our
tock and prices, feeling confident of pleaainf you.
BEAUMONT .&. BARNES.
rinrksvllle. Tenn. T)ee 17. '5" 'y
Notice.
The Dartnerohio hefetnfore eilstinr und- r the
etyl- of HART, COULTER Ac CO., In this day
dieeolred by ilmltaton. and ine under ignea iibv
lngpurrhaed Mr. John S. Hart's Interest will
continue the Dry Goods bun'mesa at the same old
etaml, corner . the e'qunre aud Frjiikllii street,
under (ho name of
MACRAE &, COULTER.
We have a larg and desirable atock of Goods,
many of them entirely
NEW AND JUST RECEIVED,
to supply the demand for January and r'eb. vli
Heavy 0nahnrgs, Bleached Shectluge.
Ht-avy Domesllca. Unbleached Shnetiugs,
B'earhed 5hirting-i, Linen Sheetings,
Unbleached Shirtings, Irish Linens,
Striped rtsnaburgs, Calinoe,
Cotton PUMs, . Negro Goods,
Ticking and Checks, ' Bed Ulankets.
We have a great variety of the above Goods
and will sell t'tein at reduced prices.
We wish to couth. ne bumes relatione with all
who patronized the old firm, and 1o commence
new aceounts with all responsible partite. We
will make no change in pur manner of doing bu
siness, and extend a cordial Invitation to one and
all to examine our stocks, and try us
FOR 1859.
To such a bay for CASH ONLY, wo will give
the full worth of tneir money.
Our stock Is complete in all departments, em
bracing a stock of Dress Good, Meriuoes, Do
t.at.i, new style Shawls, French Embroideries.
Party Dress a. Hosiery. Olovos, Gentlemen'a
wenr.'and Staple Good in great variety.
Wo nk tha attention of Ladies to our great
variety of Ladies' and Childrea'a
Ihs smdl IB
We have a desirable slock of House Fur
nishing Good and will receive, lu a lew
days, a choice assortment of
Rich Curtain Damatis,
all of which we are prepared to offer at low pricea.
We expoct le aall our goods on tha usual time t
responsible parties, and vlll endeavor to conduct
the bnslnsa in tha moat coriect mnnner, and to
render satislaclinn to ail. To those who buy for
Cah, we wll ofl'er In luoemenls to buy of ns.
Wanted.
Country Jeans, Llnsry, Socks, Feathers nnd
Wool, for whish wo will pay tho highest market
ratea.
MACRAE 4V COULTER.
Jan 7, 1819
The firm of R. S. MOORE A CO. was r.'is
solved on the 1st Inrt., by tha withdrawal of Sam
Johnson, which renilera it necesery that its af
fairs should be wound up as speedily aa possible.
The notes and accounts wiSl be found at the old
place of busuiops. Kvcry one kuows whether he
is linh-btxd lo us or ii.ii, and we therefore hope
they will not wait for u to call on them In person
or by agent. A word to the wie ie utffinient, tie
ve thernfare wise. K.ither of thepartera wiil use
the name of the firm in liquidation.
R. H. MOORE.
PETE J MINSON,
SAM. JOHNSON.
The undersigned will coutinue the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
under th name and tyl- of MOOhE A JOHN
SON They will he assisted In the sales depart
ment by Saiit. Johnson, when not called away by
his own business. Tiiey feel very grateful lo a
kind public for their verv liberal patronage, aud
hope by honest and fair dealing to merit aud se
cure aeon liuua nee of the same.
R. 8. MOIRE.
PETE JOHNSON.
Jan 7, 11-59
Land and Negroes for Sale.
I will sell on the 17l!i of February, 1859, at
Ihe late reaiJene of Richard Laprade, dee'd, the
farm of aaid d-ceilent, ci 1,2 and 3 years credit,
aiiuuled near SadMereville, Robertaon County,
Tenn , cont lining some 4 0 acres, 2 miles from
junction of Elk Fork and Red river- 2 miles from
the propoxei! Depot ou the Nashville nnd Hender
son RnilronJ; 1 miles from ("I irksville, and 3
miles of thi crossings of the Nashville. Hender
son, Mempliis ami Loui.vi le railroud, and in five
miles of 6 Merchant Mill", ant in 3K) yard-i of
Sud ersville mill and Store. Said farm lies well,
in a healthy, wealthy and desirable neighborhood.
About half of aaid farm is cleared aud ttuder.t
good fence; abundant timber and water,
Fine Apple and 1'eacls Orchard.
The soil is rich and fertile, and admirably adap
ted to the growth of Tobacco, aa the mammoth
size of the tobacco to be sold on said day of sale
will speak the fact. The Improvements consint
of a dwelling houee of 4 rooms, negro houses
sufficient lo accommodate 30 negroes, 3 tobacco
baniM, capable of curing 40 or 50,000 pound.; 2
stallion, 2 com cribs, work shop, grainery, moke
house, and a number of other out buildings, all
iu good repair.
Persons wishing to invest iu lauds, will do well
to attend the sole, as such as a chance ia seldom
ottVrrd in point of location, richness of soil and
excellent Improvement.. Notes with approved
security aad a lien retained for the purchase
money .
1 will also sell a choice Crop of Tobacco, aome
23,000 pounds, and
'ii i.i aii m: m:ghoi:s,
on 12 months credit, with approved aecurity.
THOMAS J. SMITH, Executor.
JanH. '5U- 4w
INXIIAls'CEilirXT-CLARKSVILLE.
Goo. J. Blakey, Adm'r of E. O. Hawkins, vs.
James Alleson, Jr. t. ale., Cross Bill.
It ippearin to the satisfaction ol the Clerk and
Master, from the allegations in the hill, and affi
davit thereto, that Ja. Allison, Jr., J tnrf Hawkins
and J. S. Baker, are uon real rente of the Stat of
Teiiuessee, so that the ordinary process or law
cannot be served nuou them. It is therefoie or
dered t'mt publication be mad for 4 weeks iu the
Clurksville l it onicle, a, newspaper pun;isueo iu
the town of Clark.viiie, requiring saiii uou-resl-
dnl dei'endauts, to appear at the uent lor in
of the Chancery Court, to be held lu the town of
Clarksille. on Ilia 3rd Monday iu April next, anil
olButi answer or demur lo comulaiuauta bill, or the
same will be taken fur confessed, LS to them, aud
seldowu fur h-iirlii(, Ex Parte.
T1H Id. 1- MUNfUKU, U If M.
Jan. 21, 1 S5i l-w pr's fee $X
"NEW" YE ART
WE tender our grateful acknowledgements for
Ihe past ysar avore, ami uow beg leave lo aay to
our patrous. that we have a good atock of gentle
meu aud boys clothing on baud, which wo are
anxious lo close out bet ore receiving Spring goods,
and will sell I'lem to punctual dealers ou the usual
time, or st a libenl discuuul feroaah.
Wo bav our aocou ills lor the past year all ready,
aud having discharged our portion of the coulraoi
by soiling on tuuai limo, we expect our customera
looome for-eerd at ouao aud pay oa.ss wear
desirous to leave for the et early in V.brujry.
. MnCJl'LLOCU L. PITMAN.
1 hJa.,:t. -0 w.
BEAUMOiNT & MHWES
o . ' I.
max big v Lock,
Franttlin Strict, ChrkvnlU Tenntuce.
, Valuable Xegro lor Sale.
Ann J Dick, by Guardian, F. A. Hannurri, Ex
Parte.- ; " m -----
In pursuance of an inierloculory deereo made
in thiacauae, at the October term, lia3, of Hie
Chancery court alt Ursaville, I wll. setito tht.
hlgheat bit der, t the court h. use in CUrk vllle,
on Monday, the 7th day ol Fel uary, a very lks
Iv jVegro meu, named Sain G, ubhs. ile will bj
eohl on a credit, intil fi- 15th of April cext
Notes with good a'curitv r c,uiJ
TIIOS.'J. MU ORD, C. M.
Jan. 7,1859 4-w-pr. fee $J.
iff oh Cf;.,
Wholmalk aso Retail DsaLCRt in
Confectlonario, C'itrnm, &cAc,
CLARhSVlLLE, TEXN.
ALL orders from a distance, (accompaniedwith
ihe cash,) will bo met pnnctnally, and upon very
reasonable terms. - '
Nov. 87, lS7-ly
Fresh Arrival.
Raisins,
Clron, '
Almouds,
Pecnns,
Creamuuts,
Lemona,
Sardines,
Preserves.
Tatble Fruits,
Wine Crackers,
Flga,
Zante Currants,
Filberts,
Pecans,
Oranges,
Oysters, '
Pikela.
Pie FruiU.
Butler Crackers,
Pie Nio do.,
Spice do.
Iracknell . do .
Cheese, &c, and a great variety of other artic
les juat received, and fttr sale low. by
Q A L1GON & CO.
Dec 10, '53 .
Tea, Tea, Tea!
Just received, a very anperior lot of Teaa,
whioh we warrant to be. N j 1. . .
G. A. LIGON & CO.
Deo 58
School Notice,
DR. RING'S School for next ses-lon will he
giu on the 3stof January, 159, and continue 20
weeks. Meslo by Miss M. F. Kino Terms as
heretofore. L. D. KING, A. M.
Dec. 24, 1859-tf.
INDEMNITY.
or
HAETF0BD, CO HIT.
Cash Capital and Surplus, $409,000.
Ageucy lu CLARK3V1LLE, at NORTHERN
BANK.
Insures Dwellings, Mills. Factories, Store
houses and Merchandise, aguinst lose or damage
by fire. Losaea fairly ailiueted and promptly paid.
D N. KENNEDY, Agent.
Janat.-tf
W. BALTHROP,.
.THOMAS II. MANttOM.
New rirm.
BALTHROP & MANSON.
I have Ihia day associated with me in the Dry
Goods busiueos, Thcmus H. Manson. The busi
ness will hereafter becouducted under toe stylo of
Bullhropdc. Manson.
W. BALTHROP.
Clark.viiie, Jan. 1, 18.'9. "
B A L T II It O l' & MANSON,
Dealers in Foreign and Domeetie
I "TO
Boots, Shoes and flats,
Franklin Street, nearly opposite the Court House,
where they would be pleased to see their friends
and the public generally, and will promise to Sell
them Goods at the lowest prio s. Their present
stock of -Winter
Drew Goodt, Bfnnlcett and Ready-
made Clothing,
Will be offerod at red iced prices. Call soon, fl
you want cheap Goods.
BALTHROP 4. MANSON.
Jan 11, '59-4w
Steam up !
MILLER N6RAM,
(Successors to Thomas A Miller,
rianters Vuson Manuf'at lory,
Corner of 5ih and Franklin streets, near the M.
E Church, Clark.viiie, Tenu., are prepared to
muke Wagon, Carta, Ploughs, Wheelbarrows,
&.C., at short notice, in Ihe beat style and to do
every description of Blacksmlthing in the most
approved ma'iner. Also, painting anu repairing
Carriages and vehlolea of ail kinds.
We solicit a share of pnulie patronxge.
J.n 14. '69-ly
Has removed hi. Jewelry Store to his new bull-
tllng on franklin Street, where he Is bow pre
pared to supply tho public with
sViticlu's, Jewelry A Sliver ware
of all kiode. Ho will make large aldh iona lo his
present atock iu a abort tim. He has secured
Ihe services at au experienced watcn matter anu
Jeweler, which wiil enable biin to do work at
short notice and u the brat stylo.
Jan 14, 'SS-ly.
Wm. W. Valliant & Co.
Have removed next door loG. A. Llgon A Co.
where they voold be Inn py lo meet ihrlr old
fileode and cusloiners. We have on hand a good
lot of Winter Drv Goods, which, being auilvut to
close out, we we will dip"e of without ieS'd In
rest . We are daily expecting a l,irg lol of sprlg
Uoiuestic.s, Harvania Geoi.a and Huns, to which
we respectfully luviu the atimil u of ,mMtc.
W 1 . TSMMM kV'.
JaoSI.'i? 1m
, IkilUWU AIM VI M I
-if til
.: i W E are agaia tiag aud epetlag aa
- ENTIRE NEK 8T0CK OF
Fall and ? Winter
elected In New iVrk and Pl.llade'phia, bv o!tr
or tkr rinM 'these goes hare teea boughi
with jreat care, and at ,
Extremely LdwJFigTjres,
and we lnt tid to sell them at the same.
' Owing to the great scarcity of desirable good'
in our ch v. toWurds Ihe Clove sf ench busy sea-
ion, wo have been Indaced to adopt tho plan of
BUYING FOUR TIMES A YEAR,
which wi I rale ns to aa ply tho demand for
such goods, as tustouieis may want,
AT ANY TIME THROUGHOUT THE
SEASON.
Oar Staple, Fancy, and Houte-fvmuhwg
Department have each been
" THOROUGHLY REPLENISIIEO
wi every description of goorfa that aa expe
rie ced buyer could find In the Kaalern markets
We subjoin a ll.t of soineof tho
GOODS JUST HEGE3VED,
whl h, wlthalargea.sortrn-nt ou hand be'ore,
will enable us to otter unusual attractions in
good:,aswell as Inducements to buy from us
to-w It
SHAWL?.
Magic. Chanell Crape, PI . errio.Tarlan
Plaid and Blanket.
Black and fancy Silks, Invs. D.Laiim ,
DeKeges, P. pllus, Luitres. Visnjii O IV,
Plaids io.
IiU'i ai fi shbons, Fringej, Velvet
Ribbons, Fancy ad black bonnet Flowers and;
Feathers, Krniiue, Licee, 4c. -
White Goods.
Lace Mus'las, plaiu and striped Ewlaoea, Tsrl-
tons, Organdiea, Party Dresses, tfc.
Embroideries.
Linen, Jaoonet, Swi.s and rimitv Raffles, linen
and jaconet Ei gluga. Infant's Waists, embroi
dered akina, emb'u Luen Chemi.e Bands aud
Yokes, Collars and Selts, of every variety.
Also every variety of
Hats & Caps, Boots, Shoes & Bonnets,
B.uvsels, Ingrain, Girling, Hemp, "sg. Cocoa
aud rtraw; floor Oil Clotha6 yard, w lie Velvet
and Tufted Ruga aud Mate Damasks,
ALSO,
Hosiery, GIovm, Nubia Scaifs, Bertha f, Nubia
( em, Cl.enrlle and Velvet Scarla, 4cc
For further iuform iiion of what we have to
ahow you, and sell you too, please call aud look
through our atock.
iepectfully,yourob't serr'ts,
Rice 8c Moore,
No P, Franklin Street,
CLARKSVILLE, TENN,
bee 3, "58-2m
6. . OCIBCRN, R. If. OOBURN.
Ogburn Sc Brother,
Succtstoss to Wst i.es if Smith,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in every de.en'p
tion of
CniN.., CLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
Looking GUmet, Clock$, Fluted Qoodt,
Toyt, Pictnret, I'icturt Frame; Musical
Inctrumtnlt, Talde Cutlery, drc.
No. 4 Frauklln l .
CLARKSVILLE, TENN.
STCouutry Merchants are rvquefled lo give as
a call.
Nov SI, 'ao-fy
.ollre or l'arlnerahlp. 1
I have this day associated with uie In the Dry
Good, business, J. Jas. Valliant. Ourbutluess
will be conducted under the style ol wjv. w.
VALLIANT A CO. Grateful to a generous
public for the patronage so liberal)) extended me.
I reopeclfully solicit a rontluu luceor me same lor
the linn. , Youi obediean servant,
WM. W- VALLIANT.
Janll,'59-lm
FINK LIQUORS.
We have on h.ml a general assortment of very
UDorlor ErandlrS. Wines, arc. lor sale.
C. 1 I W'Tikl 1. TA
JustKtcciredl Just Received I!
THE atteutlon of purchasers, is respsctfully
invited to our new aud pretty ussvrlii'ein oi
IIOUrfE-FURNlSHING GOOD3,
Cons'. tins of 6-14 DeLalue, CiUoa and Cotton
Damak., Table and Plane t'overe, Cornice Cur
lulu Hands aad Pius, Shades, Corile and T assies,
QuIluAc. Allot which we have juet received
by Express, dlreot from New Yoik.
Our gtuoral eeeorlmeut of Winter Good, ioatsu
verv comnlele. a. yet, aud all wno are louu o
butiiic chn foods, would do well to call on ua
as we are offering great bargains lo Wluter Good.
now, In order to reree our slock aa much i s ro
aihla. baler rut East fiwonr Spring n- nlie.
. KespnUU !, lI.'lv A MOt-Mit)
Jan. 21, Iei9-'J w. '
FALL t TWRNt'EY,
' 7 itAitii 'W '
Hardwa.o and Cutlenr''':'
l . a" i-s )
CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE
i ,
Wo am new epenirg a Isrg.elorW of ih fl
litwli r goers which as 111 aellot le nearest' '
SliOT GUNSr ' ' 1 '" " " '
. .snoT. Guxst ' -7.V;7'
SHOT t'.3f
RIFLES ! -. i'"; .
RIFLES I n-'i'.f'st
. EIFLE i
Meat Suiters. Old Dominion Coffee tots, Heck'
iss, Ti a Trays and Wallers, Fliortls ai d Tonta..
Pi. lent Balances, Platlorm Scales. Anvlia. Vitew,'
Bellows. Strew Plates, "Hsmes," fhev. Is, llcka
I'ast bteeli Hammers Axes, 1 race t hi.loe. Leg
Cbsin . Hi, fi Chains, liaher sud Bresst Clialiur,
Chaini! Chdini! in abundance,
i .
Lnt-rn, Chl.elis, Augurs', H.'.ce adtt , 4.
Plan- a, Ru'es, Squares, . . ' i
Coach Material I Coach Matcr'rai I
Buggy Material t -Buggy Material f 1
Pocket Knives, Table Knives, Spoons
- riuled Fork, &e. o H
TO THeTaDIES' --
We would siy thut ws hve a great many nie
articles for b u.rkeeping. such as Plated Candla.)
siicka. Hritania Canoles icks, Bra. s r sndlestirks,.
Tea Trsya. Wallers. Shovels aad Tonr", Tsble"
A'nives in setts, worth frnm'.'iO cats to fCO witb
Plateil Forks to matchi Kni e Cleaners and Sha'p
ners, Seizors. Nutmeg Grates, f osp Sloi t Grid'
dies, and a thousand tilings foe numerous to men
tion, snd which you mould do well to CaJI.SBs)
see, as they are going ofT rapidly . , .., V
. Respectfullv.
FALL k TURNLKt.
Nvl2,'58-to AplU. , , ., , a.,..-. .
Public Square. ---i
Have jnst received a large hit hf Kreeh Ojsters'j
also Miliby's celebrated Cove Oys tors, and Filed
do., SarJmea, Flg, katsina, Almom's, Lemons, 4
Oranges, Sour Krout, Split Peas, Pearl Barley,
Pigs Feel and Bolr goa S.osigea. They w HI also'
keep con-tautly 00 Uyn Weetern ReeorVe CkeeeO' !
and Butter, aud all art idea usually kept ia a Feav '
liy Grocery. : tl
Deo 23, '58-tf v -. ' 1 -
BK. XV. IV. HAKIIIY,
OFFERS his services, to the citixeus of Clark'svllla T
and vicinity, In the vurioua branches of bis pre--fession.
Having bad ten years expeirluncs in tha
practice of nie iclne, and "devoted much lime to'
the subject of Surgery, he hopes to be able to give '
Mtia'aciion to all who may require Ms services.
Residence, No 14, National Hole), where he may
be found at night, and in the day at his office, ew
Strawberry Allev. opposite the Court-house. ,
October 89, 1858 ly. "
JOSEPH II. THOMPSONS' A CO., "
314 Market Si, PHILADELPHIA.,,
Have constantly on hand a Jarre aud a a rat 1
assortmsul uf
Boot
aad 1 Iboesi"1 1
Purchasers are requested to call and! elsuijns .Ill's
stock. .
Jan.l4,'59-lye " . , ,
O. O SRSRO, SLLKN 1. MASailOSj'.
Lata Res, Eng. M..C. d; L. Ki R. j , i ) j
n.RRISONFBREED,
BRIDGE DUILDERIS
CLARKSVILLE. TENN.
ItrCffico, 10;i Franklia Street, 3d story.-!
Wn.t build Howe Truss, Lattice, Trurs Girdsv',
or Common Stringer Bridges, at she' I notice, end
on favorable terms. All work warranted to staa
engineering or practical test.
arras to - J '' '
G. B Fleece, Chief Eugiueer of the M , CaaaT
Louisville Railroad. .....
W atrren Colbntiii Chfef Engineer mtd V Prewl
deutef thoT W.and W. Railroad.
B. F. Huiionx, Chief Eugiueer of the Lafayette
and La Salle Kai'roed. . .., , , , , ., i
W. A Quailcs, Prraident of the M., C. and L.
Ralread. 1
W. B. Mnnf ,rd, Ex Pra't do. oo. ' ' 'dr
C. O. Smith, Secretary and Trra.urej of the' ,
M C. and L. R. R , etc , etc. ,
Nov ivs-tf. . ; ;.
H. A. Powlkes. "
Wliolctale und Retail Grocer, and Cum
mimon Merchant, ' '' ' :"
2ud door below the court home. Franklin street, "
CLARKSVILLE, TENS.
Dralor In country prodiice such as Flour, Ba .
eon, Laid, tie Also keeps on hand a good aa.
aortment of Sugar, Cofl' e, Mslasiea, Salt. Nails,
Arc, aud everyihing usually kept In such as tab-e
llshmeiiis. ... . '
itlillet Seed and Huugaiian Grass Seed for sal.
fehl9,'Sd :, . .
Valuable Iron Property for tSnlcr-
ON the 9th day i f February next, lt-6 ', wo will''
sell, on ihe preuiiea, to the lilirhe.t biil ier.
MO.NTGtiAlEliY r ullN AlK ANU LANDS,
logelber uflli Teams. Cart, Wavons and Mules.
(there being C5 or 70 Mufc.,; and other property
such ar ia usual about a r urnace. The i urnace'
Is now running unit lu fine eon litl in. The teams
nrs In good or-.nr the Mules, Hi or 41 of whiol
are number 1 Any person wHiing loexmilue
the property will please call on W. ti. Russell, si
the works. We wiil give
LONG TIME. , .
on tbt real estate. Ter is niade kuown on day of
ale- ROHCRTUNi RUBELLA. Co. ,
Jan. 14,18J93-w,
Tobacco Notice.
BIcCLl'RES ToWco iVarphouse
.- Vlarknilk, THnem, .
I no mosr oevoieq ansmion given to me eeier
and shipment of Tobacco.
w . b. niv.uKM. "
Dee 10, '5-6in ...
TT O s im TI o .
The unJersigni d h is tiknn nnd Ihnrouglily re
pairec iho PANTF.RH' HOUSK, and i.pro.yiref
lo receive a number or aay and laimiy o.rflers '
For Urins und panicularr, apply to
W. II. P JTl TL
n
Jan 7, '59
To our Friend niwl I'alroni-L
THH l to Inform you t. tt wo h.v- been ire.
cciving for the pant thrtO or luur weeks an ndn.
tional suiiplvol Goo.'e rmhracivj; near y everv--
... i 1 f , l I.. .1. . - J M . i. '
iniiiv inciuueu iu i i.uinii-i'iiw or iiisrruaiiaiM..
ia u lnt..li u m tiiMl Vrtoeillt'll 11 tf llivll vi. nm bii.u
Hull. We huve ju.f riC Mred invoice, of many
desirable Freurh-Goode, which we ebail b.ve the
pleu.uro of allowing ) en ia a f w days. W shttll
comlnlio lorixeiva additional kupphes every leas
weeks tbrough the year, enabling a th-wey t
ofl'er yoa the J-J!-.
at all tImoa,an1 to ke'op out n'o.-U'v.' f, sc.vti' '"
Hy anupting Ihtscourse. we liori lu,,- . . ii f
ernl alia e i f public p.lron'fo, a. i.n i a. '
we Wiil Uot Im umJeraviu b "w,,""
cnv verv rv.i"riiu i -ii.'ii
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