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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-19

Grant has pair of testimonial boots from
Buffalo, with the American arms on the legs
and gold fringe on the top. Tho boot maker
thinks those boots ought to get him at least
q first class mission.
The Hartford Times wrote that Mr.. Stew
art was the greatest "importer" in the coun-
try, and printed that he was the greatest
''imposter." 1t apologies for the blunder,
but says it might have been worse.
Baron Rothschild, who lately died in
Paris, always undcr-valued his property for
taxation purposes, aud there is talk of
bringing suit against his heirs to recover
heavy sums rs arrears, perhaps several mil
lion francs.
A negro was talking to some one through
q fence in Charlottesville Va, the other
day, when he stuck his nose too far through,
and n dog in the enclosure snapped it off.
General Frank p Blair and G. H. Snow,
Government directors Of the Union Pacific
Railroad, have been removed by the Presi-
dent.
Mr.. Boric is the first Secretary of the
Navy the cuurt.y has mad for many years
who practically understands the rigging and
building Of vessels.
Poverty-The only birthright that man
can't lose.
Drnnkenness-Sha lost and shame
found.
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NOTICE.
IHNHREE MONTHS after date, application will be
Il made for Duplicate Certificate toriginal be-
ing lost or Four SHARES in the Stock OF the South
western ltailroad Bank aud the South Carolina
Nailroad Company, date and number unknown.
ALSO,
For FOUR HALE SHARES in the Stock OF the
south Carolina Railroad COMPANY dated 31st of
march. 1850, and numbered 297-both standing in
the name of tho subscriber
Feb "a mo3s JOHN Fl UEJsE
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Land and City Property for Sale.
4 FIRST CLASS CITY RESIDENCES, to 12
Is Rooms,
2. Second Glass City Residences, 6 to 10 Rooms
T. sValuable Building Lots, on Main street,
D. l0 Lots, i'll other parts OF the city,
&. 3 Large Lots in Wavcrlcy,
7. II Tracts of Land, within mcs of Columbia,
from ten to 900,
s. The Hopkins Il. o. Plantation, 480 acres,
0. 2,422 acres, near Kingsvlc, one of tho best
cotton and stock plantations in the country
10. Other Plantations in Richland-some OF
them very desirable,
II. 10, 900 acres in Edgeeld several tracts,
IL Mill and Planting Property in Lexington,
13 $4,000 acres in Charleston phosphate and
other Lands,
II. $500 acres Farming Lands in Fairfield,
10 1,700 acres near Green1iii Court House,
IT, 5000 - in lIaurens- several tracts,
IT, 600 " in Kcrshaw,
49, 1000 T." in Marlboro a No. place.
10. ZIG " in York-rich in gold.
90 Fine Plantations in Abbcvillc.
81 $4,000 acres OF Land in Fo ida.
Parties desiring to purchase or sci! property
will find it to their interest to consult with u.s. We
have correspondents in New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to which points constantly
sending descriptive lists Of property for sale.
March 6 GIBBES & THOMAS.
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FINANCIAL AND COn1MERCIAL.

COLUMBIA. March 18-Sales of cotton to-
day, abont l75 bales-middling 26c.
New YORK, March 19-Noon. Stocks
unsettled and dull. Money steady. Ex
change 81. Gold 311S. Corn dull and
nnchanged Pork firm--new mess 32. 90.
Cotton dull, at 2S19.
7P M.-Cotton less active and slightly
Flour-superfne State s. 5O66. 90; common
to fair extra Southern 6.40(96 81 Wheat
heavy and 1c. lower Corn heavy and
easier-mixed Western 86AM87. Pork
firmer. at 80. 00(03275 Lard heavy and u
shade easier-kettle 19I@l9lI. Whiskey
quiet, at 95. Freights quies--cotton 3.16CG
4. Gold active and immense business
done, at 81
BALTIMORE, March 1S.-Cotton nominal,
at %. Flour-low grades firm but dull.
Corn heavy-primo white 8 G085 Pork
80. CO.. Bacon active and firm-shoulders
15. Lard 20. Whiskcy 05.
NEW ORLEANS. March 18.-Cotton droop-
ing-middlings 273l(@29; sales 2,4OO bales;
receipts 1,OS9. Gold 3156. Flour droop-
ipg-superfine 6. 25; double 6. 40; treble Z 90.
Corn scarce, ut 79G0S0. Pork dull, at 33.
Bacon firmer, at l43l@17A Sugar firm
common 12i5; prime Az Molasses firm
and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, March 19-Flour dnll and
unchanged. Corn quiet, ut 64Ca65. Pork
higher. ut $500. Bacon quiet and firm
shoulders Ia; clear sides 17(917N. Lard 10.
MOBILE, March 18.-Cotton mar t fiat:
sales 400 bales-low middliogs 26T receipts
421.
SAVANNAH. March 19.-Cotton quiet
middlings 2714; receipts 453
AUGUSTA. March 18.-Cotton market con-
tinues quiet; sales LIT bales-middlings 26
Q926%; receipts 80.
CHARLESTON, March 1S.-Cotton easier
and quiet; sales 300 bales-middlings 27l6; /;
receipts 1886.
LONDON, March 1873 P. 81. Consols 90.
Bonds 835a.
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Cnblo Dsspatcnes

MADRID, March ID. .-Barricades have
been erected aud there has been some fight
ingin Andalusia, Jerez aud Mustara. Two
were killed and six wounded at Mustara.
Minister Sagosta iias advices that the Cortes
are not to enforce the CONSUMPTION.
MADRID, March 18.-Celestino Oloyaga,
q member of Cor.os, WAS killed in duel TO-
day.
HAVANA, March 1o.-There were MANY
rumors yesterday of important engage
ments and troops have just been sent to
Remedies. Two Mexicans have arrived Mt
Moro Cinque, who were imprisoned on sus-
picion of being rebel officers.
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L1vERpooI, March d5--3 P. Motion
opened dullpandd unohanged--uplands 100
1875; Orleans 121 4@l2as 7 ieFa = g a 4
LIyERPooI, March Is Evening. Cotton
fat-uplands IL; Orleans l2l4; sales 5000
bales. T
HAVANA, March 1S. Sugar dull-No. 12
SCOOPS. Sterling 10h(@1f14. Federal
gold, long par, h discount; short 1911S
premium.
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Combinatlon---Work and Speed.

New Books for Sale at Bryan & Nc cCarter's.
Il of Rcdclyfrc--sl $3.50.
Cast Ub by the Sea, l.! Sir Samuel Bakcr-75c.
How Bride was Won. Illustrated.
Above tubies, by Miss Brghtwcl-s15O
Jesus Of Nazareth, His Life &c, with descrp.
ton OF the Palestine. Illustrated by Abbott
Dukes English Speaking Countries-sl co.
Tales OF Heroes, from English History-$I5O
ALSO
Some New Novels, London Juvenile.
Books Cheap and beautiful, Sc
New STYLES Of Silver and Gold Pens Feb 20
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Office Of Clerk of Supreme Court.

COLUMBIA, March G, 1862.
TH1HE Snpremc Court will hold its session at
Il Columbia, on the FIRST TUESDAY in April
next.
The Docket will bc pcrcmptory called in The
numerical order Of the Circuits. Where there may
be two or more cases depending on the same ques-
of such class.
Applicants for admission {" the Bar will file
their petitions on or before the first Wednesday of
the term, and Will attend for examination on tho
next Friday succeeding BY order of the Court.
A.HERr NJ. BOOZER
March 10 w2+ Clerk SnDr. mo Court
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Affairs In Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 1S-'rhe House is
considering the Pennsylvania contested elec-
ton. The Reconstruction Committee nre
considering the Georgia matter to-day The
committee stands six and six, with regard
to Missislippi; the point OF difference being
whether Grant or the Convention shall ap-
point Provisional Governor. The Su-
preme Court is engaged on the great Mis-
souri, test oath case. Drake for Missouri;
Montgomery Blair and ex-Attorney- General
Evarts, for Frank p. Blair, Jr
In the House, the Ways and Means Com
mittee reported bill to amend the tax bill;
among other things, extending the time for
the withdrawal of whiskey from bonded
warehouses to April 10th. Farnsworth,
from the Reconstruction Committee, re-
ported bill extending the time for the re-
movnl of officers in Virginia, Texas and
Mississippi. Butler expressed regret that,
as chairman, he was compelled to oppose
the first bill introduced by tho Committee,
and contended that there was no necessity
for extension. Paine, also of the Commit
tee, opposed the measure. After discus
sion, the bill was recommitted. A joint re-
solution restoring Blanton Duncan's pro-
perty passed-S2 to 76 Adjourned.
In the Senate. tho bill selling the Chatta-
nooga. Rolling Mills, passed. The Recon
struction Committee will report bill ex-
tending the time for the removal Of ineligi-
BILE officers, with an amendment extending
the right to Mississippi and Texas
In the Senate, bill was introduced con-
structing military and postal road from
Galveston, Texas, to Fort Gibson, with u
branch to Little Rock. The tenure of Office
repeal was resumed, but without action, the
s enate adjourned.
The President has signed the bills
strengthening the public credit
A. Richardson accepts the Secretaryship
of the Treasury.
Mr.: Johnson left to-day. He leaves
Lynchburg, Westward tomorrow.
News Items.
New YORK, March 19-Captain Arm
strong, of the fever ship james Foster. a., a.,
t9,dav nf Fo-o" >'--t~--'~A '--:--- ~. 10Y
Senor Morales, who is fully empowered
ny President Cespedes MS Minister from the
Provisional Government of Cuba, has ar
rived de goes to Washington to seek re-
cognltIon for the revolutionary Govern.
ment -
The steamers E. B. Souder and Moneka,
OF the Charleston line, were sold at auction.
to-day. and brought $50. 600 and $35, 900.
ST., Louis, March 1S.-The report OF
General Clusters capture is false
BALTIMORE, March 18.-Dr. Mudd arrived
ID the ST. amer Liberty
WILMINGTON, DEL, March 18.-The Se-
nate, by strict party vote. rejected the
fifteenth amendment
CHARLESTON, March S-Arrived-schrs.
David Currie, and [. A. Orcutt, New York
schr. s. s. Bickensor, Baltimore: schrs.
Sunbeam and s. +. Adams, Portland.
Sailed--Minervn. West Indies; steamer
Saragossa, New York
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

DRS. REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS
ssS<1eEsEzA are prepared to furnish ARTIFICIAL
91fTSSz$$A TEETH on larger scale than here
usual charges.
Their recent improvement, lately patented, con-
stltutes the highest order OF art in this speciality
and is fully warranted. Dentures constructed by
tins process possess many advantages over gold
plate work, and can be supplied at about half the
cost OF the latter.
;, An examination Of specimens, especially by
those having experienced such matters respect
fully invited: Ordinary YULCANITE RUBBER
SE sa iS SO The same, strengthened by gold bands,
BOO. Ierms cash April 30t
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist IN the country Will tell YOU. ii
N"u take the trouble oinquirr, thatr,cr, one
mat buys II bottle OF t"r', Dyspepsia Cure
nom tnrm speak iu the mu.t niiuu,litird
praise oi i great medicinal virtues.
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I}UCIIIJ.

From Di,pensatory ofthe Uuited States.
DIOSMA CRENATA--BUCHU LEAVES
Properties Their odor j. strong, ditfusire,
mad somew rat aromatic, their taste bltteIi~h.
and aIla.ng 'lS to mint.
Nedical p opertieS and CccS--Buchu leaves
are gently stnnulant, with a peculiar tcndcu
VITO the Urinary Organs
They are given in complaints of the Trina
~ Organs such as Gravel. Chronic CasaIrh
OF the Bladder Morhid Irritation OF the Bla.l.
der and Cthera' Disease of the PROSTATE
Gland, and Retention or Incontiuuence Of
lriIc from loss of tone in the carts con
e'rued in its evacuation. The remedy has al
60 been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections, and Drop
Hy.
HELMEoMDs EXTRACT BUcur is used by per
SONS IRON the ages OF Is to %, aud from 81 to
IS, or III The decline or cha ge OF life after
Confinement, OF Labor Pain Bed-W citing
IN children.
In affections pcculivr to females, the ES'rlct
Bhchu is unequaled by any other remedy. as
III Chlorosis, OF Retention, IIrcgulality, PAIN
fulness or Suppression OF Customary Evae' 4
nations, LIBERATED or Scirrhous State OF the
Uterus, LeucOIIhca, or Whites.
Diseases Of he Bladder. hidneys, Grarel and
Dr"ysicdt Seedlings his mcdici2e increases
the power of Digestion, aud eNcitcs the Alb
sordents into healthy action. by which the
Watery or Calcarcous dispositions, and all I'm
natural Delargcmeuts are reduced, as ell as
Pain aud inflammation.
ULLMBoLD's EXRACr RrCnr has curedeverv
case of Dnbctce in which it has been given.
lrifationof the Meek, Of the Bladder and
lniinmation of the Kidneys. Liberation OF the
Cldncys aud Bladder, Retention of Urine, hi.
eases of the PROSTATE Gland. Stone it the
Bladder, Calculus. Gravel Arick Dust h,pes.t
and Mucus 0r Milky Discharges. and for en-
f"chled and deli, ate constitutions. Of both
Sexes, attended with he following sNmpt onls {:
1ndiSpositlnn TO EXcrIiOn. Loss Of Power.
Loss of Memory Difficulty nf Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling. Horror of Disease,
Waketulness, Dimncss of Vision, Pain in the
Back, Hot Hands. Flushing of the Body, lry-
ness of the Skin, Eruption ON the Face. pallil
Countenahcc, Universal i.rssitudc OF the Mus
cular System. &c.
lIELNRpLD's EXrR Acr Brent is Durctic ard
B'ood-Purilyin., and cuIrs all diseases ali,
Ing FROM habits of dissipation. "xeesseS ana
mprudchces IN life, impurities Of the Blood
&C. superSetlinG Copalbl III affections tor Willie
II IS used, such rs GonoIIhTa Glcet- OF hong
standing. and Syphiliic Ahc, tioIis-iu these
diseases used III connection with lItLMBOLu's
RosL WASH.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers every
whore. Iewarc oi couuterfcit~. Ask for
H"lmoolts. Take 10 other. Price 81. - per
bottle, or six bottles for $3.50 Delivered to
my address. Describe symptom, il all eV,u,
munioations.
Address II 7. HELMBOLD, 59i Broadway,
n. Y.
" None are genuine unless done NJ, in
st'cl-rngrnvcd wrapper with lc of my
Chemical Warehouse, ard sigued
II. T. IIELMBOLD.
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cor 5 DYSPEPSIA CURE

VIII also nc found invaluable in all ease. Of
Dmerhrn, by~cutcry, Colic. summer Com.
plants, tipping, aud IN fact ever, dt,ordrt,d
tndItIud 81 the stomach
Sold hy Druggists IN city or country every.
"A"''' at u per 10 ", OF 10y application to
{. 6. CLARK, Il 60,
So ProptiotOrs. New llan en-, Ct.
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and pay up j

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CLLRGYMEN

The Rev. Isaac Aiken. of Allcglanv. 10 ii.
ii"s that II has scared him, after all othcrremc.
die, had failed
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SPECIAL NOTICE

All persons having unsettled ac.
ooLnts with us aIc respectfully il.
yitcd to
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-24
Joint Resolution to supply Omis-
sion i'm the Enrolment Of Ger
tain Appropriation Acts Ap.
proved March 3, 1860,

Be it resolved By the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the Uni
ted States of america in Congress
assembled, That the following items,
omitted in the enrolment of apprC-
priatien acts approved March Sd, 1869,
be, and the same are hereby, as
amended, made valid portions of the
acts from which they were omitted,
viz:
In the "act making appropriations
for the legislative, executive and judi
cial expenses of the Government for
the year ending the 3Oth of June,
1870" after the proviso to the para
graph commencing, 90 For salaries and
expenses Of collectors, assessors, as
sistant assessors, revenue agents, &C., }"
insert, Provided further, that after the
the passage of this act the proprietors
of all internal revenue bonded ware.
houses shall reimburse to. the United
States the expenses and salaries Of
all storekeepers or other officers in
charge of such warehouses, and the
same shall be paid into the treasury
and accounted for like other public
moneys.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-24
CALL. roR A CONVENTION.

EpIToRs CHRONICLE: Please re-
5ublish, from the Robertson Record,
the call for Convention Of the peo-
pie Of this Judicial Circuit to ASSEM-
BILE at GAINESVILLE on the 9th of May
next, to select candidates for Judge
and Attorney General. The call is
signed by many of the most respec-
table citizens of Robertson county,
and will meet a hearty response from
every county in the circuit. The con-
vention will he a large one, and will
select candidates for whom men of
every party can vote.
MONTGOMERY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-24

The Transcript, of Dardanelle,
Ark, says: at is indeed cheering to
hear from every neighborhood the
good report of the wheat crop. We
were conversing the other day with
gentleman from Scott county, who
informs us that much larger breadth
of land was sown than usual, so the
prospect of most abundant wheat
crop is confidently anticipated, as the
time of year to judge of this crop with
some degree of certainty is now upon
us. Scott bids fair to become one of
the most Independent counties IN the
State. She raises superabundance
of all the necessaries of life-such as
cattle, corn, wheat, potatoes, fruit of
endless varieties, etc. If the people
of the old States only knew what a
fine, healthy, productive region Scott
county Is, hundreds would flock
thither this fall. We should also
mention in this connection, that the
wheat crop in Yell and Pope is very
promising
The Albany GA News says: "Af-
ter diligent inquiry, we estimate that
our planters have put i'm about forty
per cent. of corn, ten of oats, and
nifty of cotton. The corn lands have
been thoroughly prepared and well
manured, and the stand is probably
the best ever known. We are glad to
announce that our people have made
up their minds TO raise their own
! bread.n
The Fayetteville (Tenn.) Observer
saps; "The prospect for peaches the
coming summer is gloomy indeed
Thus far, in bottom lands, the fruit
seems to he very generally killed, but
on the hill sides and other elevated
localities, the destruction is not so
general. But the weather continues
cold and unreasonable, with occa-
sional freezes, and any night may
blast the entire crop. There was n
fall of sleet on last Monday night
The wheat is thought to he uninjured. -
The McMinnVille New Era saws
1--WE have had very unpleasant, as
well rs unsettled weather during the
past few days mixed with rain, snow
and sleet. The fact is, n very large
slice of winter has been hanging
around the lap of spring hugely. Al
the time of going to press the i'm,
preston prevails i'm our mind that
the fruit crop through our section has
been pretty nearly destroyed"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-24
Assignee Sale.

ON SATURDAY MAY sTH, 1869, at the
" Courthouse door, in Clarksville, / will
sell, as Assignee of the estate of Henry NJ.
Brown, the following valuable lands:
The tract on which the houses, stables,
barns, ETC., are situated, containing ONE
HUNDRED and one ACRES, about IS acres
cleared of which 35 acres is In fine wheat !;
the balance In timber. This tract Ii finely
improved and well watered. Terms of
sale of this tract are $500 cash, notes with
good security, due at u and "a months from
date, with interest, for the balance.
Another tract, containing 1876 acres, OF
which there Is about 70 acres cleared, the
balance in fine timber.
Another tract, containing l06 acres, OF
which there Is about 80 acres cleared, the
balance I'm fine timber. The terms of sale
of the last two tracts are one-third cash,
and notes with good security, due at ~ and
"a months, with interest from date for the
balance.
Another tract containing az acres OF
fine timber, II being the land known ~ the
Hagood land. This will be sold for cash.
All of the above lands lie adjoining TO
each other, about miles from Clarksyille,
and about miles to the right of the Nash
Vile pike, adjoining the lands OF Crouch,
A. f. Brown, q. G. Halliburton and Others.
JOHN y. CAMPBELL,
ApriRl7, ls69-fw. Assignee.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-24

The sales for week. ending April 2lst
amount to 400 hhds. as follows:
Smith 4 Hutchings sold IS hhds., at 80 OF
for trashy Tugs to SIS 80 tor fine leaf.
TURNKEY & Woodbridge sold l2S lhids. al
So 90 for frostsd Tugs to sl3 10 for fine leaf.
Harrison & Shelby sold 20 hhds. at 81 81
for trashy Tugs to SIS Is for fine leaf.
J.J. Thomas a Co., at Linwood Landing
sold $50 hhds. at 81 on for trashy Tugs to sl4 u
for fine leaf.
Whitlock, Mckinney g. Co. sold 90 hhds
at 81 50 for trashy Tugs to Sl3 % for fine leaf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-24
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April 2i.--Money in liberal
supply and fair demand at &c ON call. Cur
rency is flowing here quite freely, and the
banks new statement been called for by the
Comptroller, will probably expand again.
Discount 9al0c for best names. Sterling
firm at s]]zasI5 for sixty, and 9a91k for sight.
Bond bills in better supply. Gold firmer I;
opened 34s6, advanced to 3i51 fell to opening
rate and closed at 3iIza3i5s. Rates paid for
borrowing 3 81 to fiat. Clerances Sl05,000,-
Tennessee 6914a70; new 6S1aa6S54.
Cotton without decided change; uplands
2s12a2Sl4c. Flour closing at 5alOc lower S. 10
as Is. Whisky 9Oc Wheat dull and lower
Mt 81 36al 80. Corn S0aS4. Coffee dull. Su-
gar ll1&al2. Molasses dull. ..f. 3D.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-24
CLARKsvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

Since our last report receipts have
not been so large as the week pre-
vious, owing to the excessive guam
tity of rain rending many of the
country roads impossible. Breaks.
however, have been large enough
to attract u full board of buyers, and
prices have been well sustained
Offerings have included much chaffy
nondescript kinds. Fine leaf and
good Tugs are bringing very full
prices here, and planters who have
given other markets preference over
ours, II any there be, will regret it
when too late.
We are not in receipt of any news
from New York and New Orleans, of
any change or greater activity in
those markets, and presume that
things there are as last reported.
Present indications are that the to-
bacco sales here this year will be pro-
tracted beyond the usual time, as
much that is not yet priced and
stripped will he neglected until corn
planting j. over, and in some eases
until after the first planting of tobac-
60. The late rains having retarded
farming operations to such an extent
rs To render this course imperative.
We are glad to note the fact thai
thcIccent hail storms did no material
injury to tobacco plants; we feel jus
tilted in making this statement, no
having heard anything to the con
trary, We continue previous quota
lions rs a reflex of this market.
/ We continue our quotations of las
week; Trashy and frosted lugs, $50
Slci good lugs, 4a5ci common {,
medium leaf 7le' Be; good TO mi
leaf olc l2ci fine leaf l2lGl6c. y,
choice selections in the market.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-24

NEW ORLEANS, April Election scarce
middling 2slac; sales 1900 bales receipts
69i bales; exports 63 bales. Gold l3IL.-
Sterling exchange li5; New York sight Ia
&c premium. Flour dull, superfine s. 70,
Xxx So IL; xxx SO so. Corn steady; white
sSa1S; yellow SoaS1 Oats delivered .Sc; Bran
42a421a; Bacon firmer. l3alT12; Lard, Whis-
ky and provisions unchanged.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-24

EeiiOiC- Citizens Of the County Of iSt1nner:-
A sense of justice TO you and of duty to
G aS Iin me 10 apPSinG SecH
zens and though now DISTINGUISHED and
prevented from exercising the high privi-
lege of free men Mt the ballot-boX, say to
longer exist in Tennessee. Applause =
The handouts shall be struck from your
free-born limbs. Loud applause.l IL has
self must strike the blow" and propose
to strike with you for restoration of your
equal rights as citizens of our common
country. Let the press and people demand
granted o.