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Chicago Detroit, Buffalo, Niagara Falls York Boston
Philadelphia, Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
- White Mountains etc.
splendid leaves Orleans daily at
O'Clock p NJ from Cairo which point there n cotinops
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at 6 A. NJ,
Evening Express p NJ
Connecting at SAND0VAL with Ohio and MIssissinni Rail-
road for St Louis PANA with Terre Haute and Alton Rail
road for Louisville and CINCINNATI DECATUR URwh Great
Western Railroad for Springfield Jack and Naples al
LAsAllE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Dav.
enpor and Peoria; at MENDOZA with Chicago and Burine
ton Railroad for Gaesbug burlington Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving at DUNLEITH in "A hours.
One OF the Minnesota Packet Companys leave
eh for St Paul. and all intermediate andngs on arrival Of
the from Cairo. - -
Going East there Is no change Of between Chi
cago and but three from Cairo New York Through Chi
cago in Is hours Niagara Falls 80 hours New As hours
Baggage checked through.
RFor through tickets or inormatien apply the iii.
nos Central Railroad Ticket oe under the ST. CHARLES Ho
tel St Charles street, New Orleans.
Sly W. r. REDDING, Agent
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pEmITTANCEs TO TOIRELAND-THE UNDER.
II signed prepared to furnish drafts the Bank
land able en- demand, In such required
FRNNELL, POWER CO.,
NILS i'm 20 Common street
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THE LAKE.


.EasssSg-SNES okiEASs NoBfLf AND Nd LAKE Al
pa tmens steam e. Virginia. Walter L. Oozeps MASTER
saloon in s,aeroonis-wi leave regularly
,9r Mobile touching at Bay stLous Pass Christian and
MONDAYS
From Lake end Of Jefferson Railroad p Mcars
-TTIURsDAYs- '' '1''
From Lake eud Jefferson Railroad 22Q A. M cars
Ionehng at Bay st. Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi City
For Ocean Springs and intermediate landings
SATURDAYS
From Lake end o. Jefferson Railroad P. NJ.
From Lake end Of Ponteh srrain Railroad 4 p NJ cars
Returning leaves Mobile touching Mississippi City Pass
"WEDNESDAY. 10 O'Clock A. NJ;
FRIDAY, IL O'Clock NJ
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Arriving at the Ponteha,rain Jefferson Railroads I'm ,iue
Passengers BY dis boat nav s ~ = b5s hs cy ~
Without detention as she was bnii expressly avoid
This boat has had her equal Lake for speed
Bay St. Louis and Pass Christian. .............. 2W
Deck passage to Mobile
70, fsivbt - a. s ..,''.'.'.,'.'... 5O
ial6 EDWARD TOBY, sec'y, 81 Camp street.
rT- FOR yOBILE-DAILY o. s MAIL
- LINE-winter Arrangemen-The splendid
Hern master, California; Jas Hopkins master. Florida
W H. ntchngs, master and buI expressly for the fake
win leave the Ponchartran Railroad DAILY On the srriva
at the Lake Of the O'Clock p NJ train Of Weather and
Bay st. Louis.
Canin Fare. ........... ........,.,Sk
1nIaren ana serVants.....'.... so
Negroes in los of sve sad %
NJ r. aEDDps A,sD, IN u.l p,
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B. TURPIN,
IS Old Levee street.
DEYERGES a ST. ROMES
DO l2 ExchaDpe Aiiav.

a. FOSTER's SLAVE DEPOT, I5T COMMON
~ street. New orleansHe Keeps constantly hand and
"a sale Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks Washers Iros
ers and General House Servants Also buys and self
SLAVES commission Having converted the family part Of
the large story building he OF Slaves has made
he depot in the city and well furnished for the cos
Of Slaves
If T
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The CREvAssE.-This Institution. at Bellls plaut,

The CREvAssE-This institution, at Bells planta-
ton, continued in full gush yesterday through somewhat
larger gap than before TO the
OF the mutudes OF ladies and gentlemen who visited it, But
for the FIRST time there sgns Of serious design TO 20 n
battle with IT, pledve being fitted up for action and
other preparations for battle busly progress The
battle, ii is expected will begin to-day fairly under
way 70 morrow The FIGHT will be worth the seeing
who have the time to snare
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17

N DIALrhis Cordial whose deicate and aroma
unsurpassed Is the most successful known
in of general debility compains
che appetite nvigoraes the action and the son.
ach aud thereby dyspepsia brought on by
continued attacks Of indigestion the pnnt Of hot
and humid climates Said Cordisl may administered with
efficiency the infant the following ba al
reetions printed the label of each bottle agreeable
Is not the least OF its recommendations.
This Cordial has been introduced into the pr
cpal cofeehouses Of this city, such Sazerac GEN. Ruby
the Age ETC. far superior BOXERS Stomach Bers
celebrated throughout the United Saes America ard there
doubt that all who have tssed the
Cordial give the preference all other hitherto In
For sale by A. A. PEYCHAUD, -
No. los Royal street.
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S{6 FOR CsENOA-THR Al VERY FAST SAN
MEfN ing American bark &c. schultz, Capt Carr hay-
sng nearly all her cargo engaged viii have inimedi-
ate dispatch, For remain der Of freight. apply to
!. BAXTER, LOWELL, A CO.
For apply the captain board post n Second
ab
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Roes 40 Baronne street. below POydras street New Or
eans Ia I-5 ta1s 1yhv
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05
DR. M,LANE's LIVER PILLS.


" When the proprietors, Fleming Bros, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, of this invaluable remedy purcha
ssd il Of the invention there was nomeGicne which
deserved the name. for the cure of Liver and Bill
i'us complaints, notwithstanding the great preva-
lance Of these diseases in the United States IL
the South and West particularly, where the pa
tent is frequently unable to obtain the services Of
a regular physician, some remedy was required
at once safe and effectual, and the operation oil
which could in no wise prove prejudicsl to the
constitution. This medicine is supplied by DR.
M'Lane's Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros.
Of Pittsburgh as has been proved in every instance
in which 1t has had a trial. Always beneficial
not solitary instance has ever occurred In which
its effects have been injurious. The invention Of
an educated and distinguished physician. Il has
nothing in common with the quack nostrums i'm
posed upon the public by shallow pretenders to
the medical art Experience has now proved, be-
yond doubt, that Doctor M Lanes Pill is the besl
remedy ever proposed for the Liver Complaint,
GFFurc hasers will be careful to ask for d.
Flames Celebrated Vermifuge. manufactured
by Fleming Bros. of Pittsburg, Ia. All Others
Vermifuges in comparison are worthless. DR.
M'Lsne's genuine vermifuge, also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable drug
stores. None genuine without the signature Of
1911 .t FLEMING BROS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05

BaS- The reader may not be surprised,
though he must be mortified at learning
that Messrs. Stephens and Wright, Con-
gressmen from Georgia, voted with the
notorious Ohio abolitionest, Joshua r
Giddings, against the resolution of Gen.
Zollicoffer, on the subject Of the introduce
ton Of foreign paupers and criminals into
this country. We had not supposed there
was locofoco in, or out Of, Congress, SO
devoid of sympathy with the honor and
prosperity of his country, and the dignity
that should attach TO the title Of American
citizen, as to oppose such enquiry. 1t is
equivalent to a declaration that foreign
paupers and criminals are as deserving of
American citizenship as the best of the
native born. 1t is true, that il is not love
for the foreigner, but desire TO swell the
ranks of locofocoism that prompts such
conduct But this motive is baser, by far,
than an honest, though mistaken, sympa-
thy, for the depraved and degraded
wretches TO whom the resolution has
reference. Giddings knows that the ac-
cession of such beings to our voting pOpula-
ton strengthens abolitionism; and Stephens
and Wright know that il strengthens loco
focoism. Hence their union upon this
misunderstanding, alike, every con-
sideration that honest patriotism suggests,
and craftsmanship enforces.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05
American Oil,
The Great Horse Medicine

This wonderful and celebrated on. d procured
from aSpriug in the eoanty Of Allen. Kentackyr
the property Of Reynolds and others was discovs
cred IN the year 1880, and posses superior Med
Teal Qualities The Oh is without doubt the
greatest Naiural Medicine u the Age Now tor
the test Of what this Oil care, and accomplish.
As n Horse remedy the world cannot 6aa its
equal; for Collie in Hs,ses il 10 warranted. Drenoh
with one bottle, Shenid the animal die the mon
cy will he returned. Cures Distempsr Ia Cells,
or Horses, by drenching and putting tea spoon
fui In each ear; and by annointing will euro Sad
die Galds, Collar Marks, Scratches, swiney, Har@
ness Cuts, Founder, and the AMERICAN OIL
has cured manyperscns cfCramp, Colo, Rhsnna-
tism; also, Burns. Scalds, Palms.. Sores, Ring
Worms, letter and Scaid Head, and keeps flies
from Stock A trial Of One Bottle win prose It's
great Healing Qualities, II Is Natures own
remedy. curing diseases by It's Nateral Virtues
Every Country Merchant and Druggists sl,s ND
obtain supply OF This valuable Oil A liberal dis.
count will be mrde to Druggists who buy TO sci,
again.
THOMAS g. BRO
Feb5, SO. ca rksviIle, Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05

BeE- The Jefersonian does not deny the
truth of our charge of corruption against
politicians, and bases our competency to
decide the question upon the assumption
that we have long been Wing and Know
Nothing leader, and, therefore, ought to
know. AS the mere organ Of those two
parties, we have had abundant oppor
tunities to learn the character of their op
ponents, and our knowledge has beer
acquired in the same way that vigilan
policeman finds out every thief in hi
beat
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05
OBITUARY.

DIED. on w ednesday last, the Sd Inst, in the
9Th year Of his age, JosErR HIrER. infant son Of
BaySrd T. and Susannah Pollard.
The subject Of this notice although but little
child, was one Of Singular interest and promise.
How natural to weep over tho loss Of our loved
ones. How often arc parents called to mourn
their death, even In early yearsi and each sue
ceeding call but reBds their hearts more deeply
Christian parents mourn not as those who have
no hope. Remember. He who ssld "soi fer little
for Of ssch Is The kingdom Of heaysn," addresses
this language now to yOu--and may you be ena'
blsd to say with the Psalmist. che cannot come
to me, but will 20 10 him." G.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05

s@- Among the absurdities into which
locofocoism drives its adherents, is the
recent doctrine, advanced in defence of
the Administration, that Paulding' capture
of Walker, on foreign soil, is a mere triAe,
provided Nicaragua does not complain of
it. The President calls il "a grave error"
but he does not deem it grave enough to
call for punishment, unless Nicaragua re-
monstrates against it, as violation of in
ternational law, OF an insult to her sovrei-
gnty. Upon the same principle, if A.
kills the husband of B., the guilt of A.
must depend upon the light in which B.
views it. IF she is glad to get rid of her
husband, A. is only guilty of a "grave
error"-one that calls for no enforcement
of the law. Nicaragua was glad to get
rid of Walker, therefore Paulding's offence
was venal, and no law was violated, or il
violated, the act was justified by the fact,
that the violation was agreeable to the party
whom it benefited. In this way, loco
focoism is rapidly breaking down all the
landmarks that define right and justice
and, step by step, is dragging the govern.
ment into the vortex of anarchy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05

BAY" Congress has been in session more
than two months, and what has been done
for the public good2 One bill has been
passed, making provision for an advance
payment of its members another, for the
issue Of United States paper money
"that's all p The rest of the time has
been spent in wrangling about Kansas,
Nicaragua, the rascality Of Congressman
-evrything, in short, that may, perchance,
benefit party, and disgrace the country,
and nothing having the remotest tendency
to promote the general welfare. The ruling
question, in both Houses, is-which
jackass shall next be stabbed in the White
House, or which knave shall next divide
the plumber.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05
Sale Of Negroes and othe,
PROPERTY.

BY virtue OF two Executions, TO me directed,
one from the Circuit court Of Mo ,tgomeFy conn.
Y, Tenn, and one from the Chancery court at
Nashville, Tenn, will expose TO public sale, TO
the highest bidder, for CASH at Gainesville, at or
near the Court House gate, on the LIST Mon.
day IN March next, theng county court day,
likely negroes, man by ths nan,e Of Frank. and
woman bv the name Of Piety, and children,
a very fine lot Of negroes. IA bead OF Horses 4
top Buagies aud Harness, Hacks aud harness, oil
Of the saddles AM brides, and some extra harness.
belonging to the stable Of o. w. Herring, also
other articles about the Livery Stable. The above
mentioned property n levied upon rs the proper
~ Of o W Herring, 40 satisfy an Execution in
favor Of +. A. Hannnm against 10 NJ Dye, J M
Quafss, ID s Newell and o w Herring also
one in favor Of T w Wisdom receiver Sc, az inst
F Gentry, B S Gun, 10 M Dye, West Jordan
G II Jordan, J M Qusrles, D s Newell. John A
Irwin and o w Herring. Sale 10 ,,ke place about
the usual h. ur. "
THOMAS RAMEY, Sheriff.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05

comply with the foregoing provisions Of
this section, until the first day Of Septem-
Der, 1858, from and after which time they
shall strictly conform thereto: Preceded,
That nothing herein contained shall be so
construed as to prevent any parent bank
from signing, filing up, and registering
notes intended for circulation and payable
at their branches, TO whom said notes may
be RENTED for circulation.
SEC. 8. Be IL further enacted BY the
authority qforeeaid, That nothing in this
act shall repeal, or is intended to repeal
or affect the rights Of the note-holders, OF
depositing creditors Of banks, as they now
are by existing laws.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05

s9~ 1t has been gravely asserted-as
capable Of easy proof-that Mr.. Polk re.
fused to place Buchanan on the Supreme
Bench, on account of his federalism
The Jeffersonian says it is perfectly absurd
We have not seen the statement contra.
dicted, except by the Jeffersonian, and
hope to be pardoned for not being salts.
fed of the error of the statement, on such
authority. Gen. jackson advised against
Buchanan's appointment, as Secretly Of
State, on the ground Of unreliability but
he bought that place by services in Penn.
sylvania--not so with the other position
The democrats denounced Gen. Jackson
as liar, for the expression of his opinion
of Brchanan-Polk may be similarly dealt
with. If, however, the statement VIC
copied, prove to be lie, we think it will
also appear that the daddy of it is loco.
foco.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05

Received by the same boat. large lot Of choice
Stationary, such rs blue, Victoria Gap end Letter
Paper; Durand's cap and Washington plain,--
white congress letter; Turkey Mile Letter; gilt
Bath Post; Durand'p ladies' bath post, bath post
ass'd colors; blue and white Bill paper; damask
laid ard crown Commercial Note; blue and white
do; dsmssk laid Envelopes; AIhambrs do, buff
and white do; Gillots Steel Pens. 800 together
With many other articles Of Stationery not mem
toned; oil Of which will be sold vary cheap BY
the ream or 9th rwise. So do not stop your COR
Pondence for want OF paper--postage 10 cheap.
THOMAS & BROTHER.
Wholesale & Retail Druggists, Public Square.
Feb s, '5S
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CLssKsvfLIx, Fob 5, 1858.
MONEY MARKET.

MONEf MhMkET.
Our rneney market for The past week has been
vsrJ qs.s;. There i &c difficulty In nego,isting
No. bills at so to 80 days date. and, In some In
stances, months bills are taken by the Banks
from their regular customers Ne change in the
rates Of Exchange, but Il 10 very scarce on all
points.
Tonacco. There is nchiug doing IN Tobacco,
and Il is without change In price. We hear there
was q sale Of about 80 hide. q, Trice's Landing
on Wednesday; the bidding was quite spirited,
several new buyers were at the board. The prices
paid were quite satisfactory and were accepted by
the planters. We have not received a report Of
the sale. Sales recently received from New Or
haas have satisfied many Of the planters with the
prices Eud here.
wHsar.--MIllers are paying IS cents for good.
No demand for shipment
RIcHhoEs, Jan 90,
TosAcco.--Messrs. Watkins g. Trabue report;
The receipts Of Tobacco are larger than we have
ever known them at this season OF the year, and
prices are very decidedly lower this week. We
.snote Tugs. heavy weights, from 81 SO TO IS SO
Very fine, nicely priced. would bring S.; Leaf
from S. to $40 so; no fine stemming sold this
for Tugs. and from IS so to $40 Tor Leaf.
LouIsvitLe, Febl9,
TosAcco. There has been, as already stated.
considerable increase In The receipts and sales,
and the prices real zed have slso been better. The
sales of the week have been 20S hhds q 90 at the
Pickett, 81 at Ninth stree, nd IS at Todd's), OF
Ahich sold at 81 0592 rs SO at $303 $3.50
at s4s4 IS, "a at S505 $50 at S606 80, I2 ut
$707 SIS, 3 ut SS06 10, 3 at $9@9 SO, and 2 at
n hav k.o IN
hhds old crop sold within the last few days, but
the terms have been kept private.
Sales Yesterday, exclusive Of the above, Of 42hhas
tobacco-3 at 2S2 80. ~ at 50 1893 IS. > at 81
1904 IS, &c at $505 IS, 7 at $6'S6 so. aud at
81.
| Flour dull. Wheat 81 030t 10 for red and "
1901 80 for white. Corn-whise 52i0j Sc. Whs-
CIscISsAr. F b. I'M.
Flour dull, nothing doing. Whisky unchang-
cd. Hogs and provisions quiet but holders firm
CINCINNATI. February /. 1858.
Flour 10 dull at 80 70f0$3 IS for superiine
Grain 10 unchanged and steady Hogs firm at
IS so. Mess pork advanced to So Sale
Of 100000 lbs bulk meat at 5M@6s4c for shout
ders and sd.s packed. Lard advanced 10 81 for
F' New YosK, Feb. /, Pm.
Cotton advanced NJ. with sales of 2,0e0 hae'
at l0Nc for upland. Fl"ur bnoyant Wheai
firm. Corn firm-l3,nn0 bush sold. Mess rork
buoyant at SIS s. Whisky dull at 81 Ne. Cof-
fee frm-2OO hays sold at S11Sf9lo4c, Baco IL
q ,iet. 8 ,gar Ia pu'et. Lins ed oil 55c. d.
active--aio Grands l9c aud routhern Southern
IOLc Tobacco-stock of domestic 5000 hhds
Freigh's steady.
Stock firui-Chcago and Ro Island II, La.
crosse AMI Milwaukee lN1z, New York Central
"a. Penn. Coal Co. 1871 Galena and Chicago 6o54
Miehig IN Central 81, Cleveland aud Toledo 44s4
Erie 90, Missouri 6's 49,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05
LEGISLATURES OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3.
Severaloommittees returned sundry bills,
with various recommendations.
Mr.. Heiskell introduced bill to collect
tax on slaves.
Mr.. Nc Dougal: bill to prescribe the
duties Of executors and administrators In
certain cases.
Mr.. Denton: bill to consolidate the
Offices of surveyor and entry-taker in
Macon county.
Mr.. Davis moved to reconsider the vote
rejecting the bill entitled "a bill for the
benefit Of the people" and took occasion
to defend himself from the charge Of in
consistency made by the Nashville Union
and American. The motion prevailed,
and the subject was then passed over in
formally.
Senate bill to prevent negroes from
obtaining spirituous liquors passed the
third time.
Adjourned till 2 o'clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, Feb. End. 1858.
NIGHT SESSION.
The Ball resolutions were discussed, Mr.
Vaughn in opposition, and Mr.. Turner Of
Sumner in support.
FEB. Bird. 8. A. NJ.
Mr.. Lackey presented a petition in re-
ference to improving the navigation Of
Forked Deer river, with bill in reference
to same.
Mr.. Randolf, a bill to prevent Grand
Juries sending for witnesses in certain
cases.
Mr.. Kendrick, bill to amend the 5tl
sec. of act of 1885, oh. 1877, and for Other
purposes. ......a
Mr.. Stovall bill to amend the act o.
1926, Oh. II, sec. l.
Mr.. White, Of Hamilton, bill to change
the name Of Vincent Poller to Fuller
Mr.. Newman's resolution to amend the
constitution in reference to Banks was
laid over.
The resolution to amend the constitu
ton so as to make Treasurer, and Secre
tary of State, and Clerks and Masters o.
the Chancery Courts elective by the PEG.
pie, coming up.
Mr.. Davidson withdrew his motion tt
strike out Secretary of State.
Mr.. Frazier renewed it, and it was lost
ayes II, noes so. The resolution then
passed third reading, ayes Al, noes %.
House refused to reconsider Mr.. Cope
lands resolution. to amend the Constitu
ton in reference to new counties.
Senate amendment to House bill to
provide for uniformity in railroad reports
which substitutes the tapula T rail for the
solid, was concurred in.
House concurred in Senate amendment,
to charter the Mississippi Railroad com,
pany.
The House took up the bill to establish
District Chancery Courts, and
Adjourned to 2 o'clock, p M.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05
SheriFs Sale,

BY virtue of six executions directed 10 me from
the Circuit court of Montgomery county. I will
expose 10 sale, al the courthouse doui In the
town OF Dover. TO the Highest bidder, for cash,
on Monday: the sth day Of March, 1883. all the
right, title, claim and interest that w. Z. Newell
West Jordan, G II Jordan, r Eidrige, J NJ
luarles, ID s Newell, J,hn A irwin. have In and
20 the Cross Creek Furnace, and all the lands APP
pertainiI z to said Flu mace, or that AIRY Of the
above named persons may h've to said lands ly-
ing in Stewart county. Oh the hcadwasers Of Cfoss
Creek, In Districts ], 2, aud perhaps some in No.
., and bounded north By J z Smith land aud oil :
ers; east by the Montgomery county line; south
by the lads belonging to the Rough 4 Ready
Furnace; west by RUrie and others Ian. Levied
on TO satisfy sundry executions in my hands In
favor Of the Bank Of Tennessee. containing, by
estimation, 5000 acres. Sale within the hours
prescribed by law. This Jan. 99th 1858.
Z. 4. BuGARD, Sheriff.
Feb S. ,59-lm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05

RsD~ In the case of the bogus Senators
Bright and Fitch, the Judiciary Commit
tee have decided that testimony shall be
taken in Indiana. The Cincinnati Gazette
says this is mere trick to gain time, and
the object is to keep those men in the
Senate to help to put through the Lecomp.
ton Constitution, and that then they will
be set adrift. Shouldn't wonder if this
prove true-it is perfectly in character
with locofocoism.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05

CURE FOR CoANs.-TO the thousands Of persons
who go limping along, from the lameness caused
by cOrns, we would recommend a certain and
speedy cure. BRA6G's ARCrIc LINIMENr IL an In
fallible remedy for all Corns whether soft hard
and two or three applications are ell that 10 neces-
sary to cure the most inyeterate case. Let NO one
who is troubled with these dissgreeable compan
ions, fail to make trial Of 1t. A cure 10 warrant
ed in all cases The Arctic Eminent Is for sale
by Druggists generally. Ifeb
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-05

psaS" The Americans, of Kentucky, have
nominated the Hon, Geo. Il. McRee as
their candidate for the Glerkship Of the
Court Of Appeals. The nomination does
honor to the party; and the zeal and hsr-
mony of the crowded nominating Conven-
tiodsand the wise, conservative principles
eaanoiated by che same, fOreshadow a
victory III August next