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4NeW-rork cold and stock Market.

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MOSEY-ExceedfngIy easy. with limited
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former; prime buSeuess paper wanted at
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GOTEHNgIENEs-Active and very strong.
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Business impeos Ell a Httie in the after
noon of yesterday on the wharf. 1.-THE
Chattanooga left with a good trip for the
Wabash River---.The Morning Star came
down with a good trip, and returned last
eyening.~~@~The Quickstep had an excel
lent packet trip-.~--1he rails City, with
a faiF "trip. touched at this -pofnt-destina-
ton, Louisvule.---.The Rob Roy wiz be
found at The wharf his morning ready 70
receive freight for Cinciunati-..The Anna,
Cincinnati to 81 Louis, with an excellent
trip, passed down about G P. M.-----The
Anna, Cincinnati to Nashville, had also a
splendid rrip~--~.The James Gray arrived
last evening from Green River, with a
good rip~-~-.The ]. p. Webb arrived from
Cumberland River, with a good load. hay
ing a large amount Of tobacco on board.
MANIFEST OF THE STEAMER SAM. ORR,
From waterloo to Evansville, April
Z9th, 1858. VIM. Heilman. ? pieces Of stock.
Z. kratz, | sugar mill; Mr.. Allen, 1900 feet
lumber: A.. Reese, Is dry hides: Is dry
nldes; sam. Orr, 8 sets wagon boxes; Mac
Key, N1so1t & Co, 1 box shoes; Z. Willie
mi, II ale Boxes; RagOn & Dickey, 2 empty
kegs B07ttieher, KEEL Ogg & Co : boxes and
contents; Captain DuncAn, If barrels old
lron; & Crawford, Y sacks of
For New Orleans-P. S. Dusouchet d Co.
T05 sacks OF corn.
For Olncinnatl-Addy, Hun& Co. 2baIes
cotton.
Discharged-At Paducah. .
IooaccoI LOT Of moving plumber AT Smith
land, lhogShead tobacco; at UIiontown.
. BIG feet dressed flooring; at Henderson
300 fee dressed flooring.
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New Orleans Market.

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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-20

CmcrIr CouRT.-We are requested by
Hon. John \, Campbell, Judge of this Ju-
dicial circuit TO state, that ut the solicitation
Of u majority Of the Bar ut ills place, he
has deferred the Special Term of the Circuit
Court; heretofore appointed for the third
Monday of this month, until the first Mon
day in May. The same, III the estimation
of tue Bar, conflicting SO materially with the
urcparaton Of the causes in the Chancery
Court now soon to lie holden, as to seriously
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in May ucXt-one week in advance Of the
regular term. During the first week Of the
court, criminal cases only will he tried
The civil docket will not be taken up until
the second week of the court. The Jurors
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-20

CHANCELLOR ELEcTroS.-Of all the in
si1ious aims of the ruling party, those which
design the corruption Of the judiciary are
the most alarming. The consolidation OF
un insecure and illegal power is most often
accomplished through the forms of law
The last safeguard of liberty once in poss.
,cssion, its victims are shorn Of all constiiu.
,!oual and legal modes of redress. Espe-
c " does the danger menace the South
which strongly iettcred, too passiVely awaits
deliverance from those not yet bound.
There is good reason TO believe the Con-
ecrvatiye strength in this district, if fully
polled, is sufficient to defeat the Radical
nominee for Chancellor We know nothing
personally of him, aud need to know moth
ing, save that he is the eager candidate Of
the most INSCRIPTIONS faction that made
hell on earth. Judge Barry, his COMPETE
TOR is the nominee Of no party, but he has
proven himself the intrepid guardian of that
order aha justice which Is the last barrier
between US aud untold horrors. Whoever
,h.n, declines to do all he can for his cleo
ton, deserves the iniquitous prostitution Of
the ermine that must follow his defeat.
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A Coon TINE CoMING.-From our win
dow, the other day, we observed crowd
gathered around rusty Old Safe, in front
of TIE Banks. The diligent blows OF work
men upon its sides seeking to affect an en-
trance explained the excitement. We learn
ed it had once belonged TO Branch of the
Bank of America, and was supposed to con.
ain au Indefinite amount of played out
currency, as it had been locked years ago
by clerk who left the Dank in great haste
aud has never since been heard of. 1t is
surmised that the monied institutions over
that way wish to conceal present def
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This obsolete currency, when it cannot be
400 81 Jscly scrutinized.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-20

WENDELL ,PHnlrs does not seem to enter
tain very exalted opinion Of the United
States Senate. In recent number OF the
Ant-Siapery Standard he said;
"The action of the Senate, especially for
the last three years, shows that Chamber is
filed by greedy men, using place fo- profit,
and by party plotters looking at every
measure from the standpoint of Residential
candidates interest. We shall net be sur
prised, therefore, if johnson is able to bride
OF bully the Senate into an acquittal"
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Clarksyille Tobacco Market.

TURNKEY WEATHEns sold at the Ex-
change, on the 18th inst, So bids. at the fol-
lowing prices;
sl6, 70, IA rs, IA 10, 10 80, 10 60,
10 so, 10 20, 10 90, IL 80, IL 80, II 30,
2 at II 10, IL 90, IL So, IL rs, / 60,
2 at IL 80, at IL 90, 10 80, 10 10, 10 so,
10 10, at 10 90, at 0 80, 0 40, 80,
9 10, Q 90, 90, 95, 90, 7 10, 7 80, Z 90,
6 %, so, rs, 8 10, so, 2 at 90, 80,
20. Most of the above offerings were of
inferior grades. Sales Tuesdays and Friday.
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Sales every Wednesday.

No Cure No PAy.--Fowests Juniper
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Jan. 81, 1868 Gm
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InSOlyent Notice.

Having this day suggested the insolvency
of tue estate OF W. b. Carney, decd this L
to notify all persons indebted to said estate
to come forward and make payment, aud al
persons having claims against said estate Il
lille them within the time prescribed by law
This the 10Th day of March, 1868.
GEO. w. CARNEY, Admir-.
March 20, lSGS-iwS.
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General Basil W. Duke has recently been
appointed Que OF the inspectors of tobacco
at Louisville, also John d. Morris OF Chris
than County,
A Chattanooga gentlem w. named LenuoS,
has discovered large masses of mineral,
which be suppoeCs to be silver, near Lookout
Mountain. Tennessee e..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-20

CiHcrs CoMixc.-Remember that McGin
lev & Carroll great Railroad Circus viii -be
here next Tuesday, aud will give two per-
formances one at two O'Clock in the eve
ming and one at half past six at night. Let
all attend who wish 10 enjoy good hearty
lauoh, 10 49, ~
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n CARD.

We would respectfully suggest to all those
who contemplate having anything done in
our lineof business this spring, that now is
the time to make your contracts. You will
see by the market quotations that Painters
Materials are advancing in prices.
We have purchased and received large
supply of Paints, Oils, &c, of the Best Kind,
at the recent low figures, and will give Our
customers the benefit of the same if they
will make their contracts as soon as possible,
or engage their work to us
We return our sincere thanks for the very
liberal patronage we have received from this
community since we commenced business,
and hope, by doing our work In a substan
tial manner, promptly and at reasonable
prices, TO merit a continuance OF the same.
We have some No. | workmen in our EN-.
ploy, and W. l., Gardiner gives his undivided
attention TO the supervision Of every depart
ment Of our business; SO bring on your
work, no matter how small, ii only repair
ing one light Of glass. We will promptly
attend TO it, Respectfully
W, l.. GARDINER 4 co,
Painters.
Shop at the Pink Corner ON Strawberry
Alley, near the Market House.
Feb. IA 'GS-tE
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-20

PrrsByrrniiS CuuRcH.--We are requested
10 state that on the 10th inst, Rev. D. o.
Davies, Pastor of this Church, will admins
ter the Lords Supper, and in the evening of
the same day, Mr.. Davies will deliver the
first of a series of discourses addressed to
young men. The young men of GAINESVILLE
and vicinity are cordially invited to attend.
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sc.

We are still manufacturing for the trade
aud to order our fine article of BUggieS,
ROckawals, Light Spring Wagons
ana Light Democrat Wagons for Fam.
liz use. We do not keep any "imported'
work, hut only that made 10y ourselves. We
ask the public to call and examine our work
aud see how II is put together aud of what
material il is made, AS we use the best stock
and employ the most competent workmen.
Repairing done with neatness and
dispatch.
REFERENcEs Clark & Bro, h. T, Mckeage
Roach a Dick, Caldwell 4 Co, or Geo. W.
llillman, Esq.
FACTORY corner Commerce and Third sts,
Chrksyille, Tennessee.
BAKER & BRO,
March -. 1897 m