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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-27

A MEETING of ell the chsirmen of Demo-
cratic township committees in this district
meets at Dallas City to-day to appoint inen
hars of CONGRESSIONAL central com mittee.
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PUBLIc SALE.-.The valuable house and
10. Of the estate Of Martha Chopper deceased.
opposite Union Square, Illinois stree, will
be sold at Executors ssle on Thursday, the
3Osh day of June. See the advertisement
IN this paper.
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For Sale.

Faded hair yields to "Barrett's."
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! JOHN BENGsroN is still prepared to draw
the most refreshing soda water in town, not.
outstanding the many Improvements being
made on his drug store.
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TABLE Linens AND CgAsH.-May Bros.
have just received large line Of brown and
oieached table linen, and toweliDg, which
they otter at reduced prices.
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"Barrstt's' keeps the hair in place.

We wish to d irect the attention of our readers
to the card of that celebrated physician, Doctor
Whittier, of st. Louis, appearing in another col
umn. The Doctor has been located in st. Louis
for the last lb years, and from his large prac-
tice, which extern is throughout the whole of the
great west, must have acquired gr. at .kil in the
treatment of those dDeases to which he directs
his particular attention. livery person would
do we'll to send for his Medical Papers mentioned
in the Advertisements
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-27

FIELD & BRo. have just received a full
case of ladies' and gents Alexandra kid
gloves, all colors and sizes, which they offer
very low. je22,d3
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS 4 MINNIE
sofa r. r.
From Pook Island to Burlington.
"a'sea gers from Ra Island going over this
h-s viii taks the regular train going west on the
dIVI'Ioa OF the X. |. i P. K. R., connecting
At Columbus junction, as iollows:--
To Darlington, s:5oa. m 6:35 P. m.
To Hook Island, $3.50 q. N. 6:l5 p. II
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CITY.
The furnaces of the glass works are near
ly completed.

The Camdenites have foregone their 4th
of July celebration, A great many OF
them will go to Edsington.
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ESSAYS Foa YOU'VE ME-, on Physical and
Mental Enervstiop, loss Of bodily vigor, cour-
age and ambition,-the cause and eure,-with
sanitary aid for the feeble and disponding. Sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, PhiI4dephia, Pa.
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GOLD PEss.-H. c. Blackburn has lust
received at his book store la. ge 10. of
sp!entid Gold Pens, which he viii, salI at
manufacturers prices. % q,
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Losr.-A printers badge with the owners
rewarded BY leaving it at this Office.
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What every Family Should Keep in the House.
PAGt'> AKNICA OFF,

Arnica, Balss mum Trauquilsas, Balsam Fir
and Gale ldlla-
1t has been before the public twelve years, du-
ring which time il has never failed OF caring
Scroiua Fever Sores sat Rheum, Piles, Ulcers,
ChIlbiains Sore Eyes. Bur's, B0ils, Pimples on
he face and when used in connection with Page Q
Mandrake Liver Pills. il is warranted TO cure
kheuma ism, Neu aigia, Erysipelas, &c II il
prep. red by J. NJ. Page, Of Geneva, n Y. the
orr ginator of PAG.'s GILMAN sALvE, and lie
warran led to give satisfsct on. jrl d&s6m
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For RENT.-The store next door to Ernst
Woltmans. Good location aud cheap rent
Enquire of Ernst Woltman. % DIT
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"BLEssIsGs on the mar who frat invented
sleep" But how can any one sleep who is
filed full of pain ? By using Renne's Pain
killing Magic Oil, to be sure
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/ offer for sale my residence on Moline Avenue.
also the place west If Wagner's Brewery, known
/. the R.rhart place. Ny on'y reason for selling
1t Is tina; am about to leave town. Terms Cash
or short time.
je7-dtf CHAS. W SklNNER.
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/ OC Al n OF G. E S.

JoHS AsTEH at the city bakery enjoys the
hot spell. 1t does not interfere with the
sale of pies, cakes, etc, whatever.
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Woman's Righta.

While the men have their Respers, Now
ers, Rorse Rakes, Thrashing Mpchines, &c.
every woman has a just claim to be provided
with such labor saviog implements ofhouse
hold use "a the UxINERsAL CLOTHES
WRINGER and DoTY WASHING MACHINE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-27

How many housewives are those who have
experi fenced the difficulty uf blaming good via.
gar. Read the advertisement of ". II. BIsHoP
in this paper. juneS ddwSm
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LOCAL oo1un1x.
FOR GALE.

To persons wishing to build this season, Of
fer thirty lots in my additions to the City of
Rock Island. The first payment to be made in
one wear. balance in three yearly ayments with
interest. n.vpy,on
sepiS-d Ballet IA NrohI.
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The Universal Improved" has ROW ELI''
PATENT iBJti bi.E GstG end Of
the roll. in combination vita the PATEAt
-tbP, (which is in no other WringeT,) TO pre-
vent the Double Cogs from scpardtiHy far as
to ipse their po'eer.
These Paten, Double Cogs have very loud and
strong teeth, set alternately, so that the teeth in
the Que come opposite the spaces in the other,
thus aifordiug an upright tooth and oentie pres
sure oil the time in the same wheel.
THE import snce of this is not generally uu der
stood, and people sometimes buy a wriuger With
single eogs both ends .. the shaft, expecting to
get tie came advantage, but articles dis
connect these single cog heels continually on
either side or the other. one half of the pow
er OF the cogs is constantly lost; or if large
tiele passes through The centre, ell the cogs are
frequently disconnected and rendered useless.
Such a wringer has double coss for wringing
very small article, but practically only single
cog. Tor a medium article. and no cogs at all for
a large article, when most needed.
The "UniverssP' has the patent
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Premium Fob Rrinting.

Orders for Job Printing will meet with prompt
sstention at the ANGUS, ODSIcs, and be executed
n the very best manner and at reasonable rates
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CMAs. ". SKINNER.

A SCIESrIFIc WOSnER.-The CRAIG MIcRo-
SCOPE adsptedto popular and scientific use. Read
he advertisemt Mt. Price s2..5. je4-dSm
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"Barrett's Superb lair Restorative,
HOME TESTIMONY.


DIR. c. W. RoBACK Dear .Sir: Nv son. AGED
ffreen, was subject to fss over one year. He
tried varioEs medicines, prescribed by some of
the best physicians in the city, without ary eff
feet. He had four, and sometimes five. in a day.
Your Ssndinavian Blood Purifier effected a cure;
hs has not had one ct since he took them, which
is now over four m nths. If any one doubts the
truth of this plain statement they are at liberty
to call at my residence, No. 81 Pleasant stree,
CINCINNATI, aNd see the and my son.
Yours, respectfully,
M4GLIN STEVENS.
See advertisement in another column.
FOR MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLEs TAN
Use "PERRY's MOTH and FREGELE 10,
TON, the only reliable and harmless remedy
known to SILENCE for re'noviBg brown discolora-
tons from the Ease. Prepared only by D.. B. c.
PERhf, ~ Bond street, ~ Y, Sold by eyerv
Druggists in Baltimore and else where.
PIMPLgS ON THE FACE.
For comedones. black worms or grubs, pimply
erupti"ps, and blotched designation. upvn The
face. use Perry's Comed,ne and Piunle Remedv
IL contains no lead poison. Prepared only by
DR.. b. C. Perry, ~ Bond street, n. Y. soid by
all Druggists in Baltimore and els, wbere and y,
D0rGHERTN'S,
Jei'-d@ ION li4A W. Baltimore st.
holler's Norwegian Cod Liver Oil is less OBJ
Joct'onaole to the taste and smeIl, it 10 more
readily taken by delicate persons and children, lie
more easily a'similated, and is productive of
more Immediate benefit than other Kind, of oil
are
DR. y Marion Sims, saws: ''For some years /
had given up the use of Cod Liver Oil altogether;
but since my attention was called by Dr. sayre
to Peter soller's Cod Liver Oil, have prescrib
ei IT almost dsiiy. and have every reason TO be
perfectly satisfied Nth it," Sold by Druggists.
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BARD has the choicest fruits of the season,
and a full stock of choice family groceries
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-27
in the advertisement.

Coon wholesome Vinegar. Any make
it. See advertisement of W. Il. bishop in this
paper. june3 d&wSm
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Lever CLAMP

~
which takes firm bold of the tub by pressing 90
opposite sides of the same slaves tth as avoiding
any possible strain Injury to the tub and 10
adjustable by single s,rew to tubs of any size
curve.
The Universal also has the peculiar advan-
tages OF two pressure screws, SO arranged With
Pzttnt Wooden Springs, that each screw pre- see
on both ends of be roll alike, the if it
were in the centre, while the two together give
double the capacity for pressure.
The Universal" has ell it's iron parts either
wrought or msl!eabl- iron and is built sostrongly
and substantially that for years it cannot be bro
ken in wringing garments b. the strongest per
son.
We will now furnish the various sizes of this
best and strongest of all wringers, on rs liberal
terms and at as low prices, in either large or
small quantities, other licensed wringers ca
be obi aimed
8 Id to the trade verywhere. No exclusive
sale given. The eelebro ed
DbTY WASHING MACHINE
Sold also on most favorable terms
&C BROWNING, Gen1 Ag't,
80 Courtlandt street, N. 7.
je2ldoawAw4t
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PREPARED WHEAT.

Recommended by all Physicians as an article
of diet for children, hyspep les, aud for general
family use, containing in natural combination
all the chemical properiie. Of the grain, essential
to the full development; of bone, tissue, nerve
and brain can be used same Graham -four
for bread, etc. Try it.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-27
Odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, 1. o. o r., meets
every Mosday evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
southeast corner Of Illinois and Kag'e Sta, Al
n O'Clock P. N.
VIC. WKBBKR, n. G.
CIV. HAMILTON, r. :.
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Twenty steamboats, are NOW building at
Cincinnati.
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"BaIrett's" a subs,state for = igs.
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GLASS.

equal to the best imported. Purchaser. mad NJ,
buy stereoty ped or old fashioned design, No.,
they can obtain New. 9r.'sfnl and Easy Flowing
Patterns, upon terms that .,ii compare fAvoraS-
The manufacturers invite comparison. -
jan2Sdsodly.
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Gil COMPANY,

Sole ProPrietcrs. ROCHESTER, Ny.
Sold by Harness Makers and Deal rs cencr
ally Pr'ee, quarts, - cts pints, SO cts; half
pints. % cts
TIE CELEBRATED VACUUM OIL FOR
l. Mowing Nashine lie now Cftred to Farm
srs as the Best in the Market" The price for
rive "ail'us Is S5,-but iu order 10 introduce II
more extensively, we.iil allow 81 60 pay freight
ihaAlng The Net Price 81, lineluIiBg Tin eau and
box The oil may DO cent by Express or K. r.,
Hnd we guarantee its safe delivery. Orders sc-
comPanitd ~iih the cash Will receive prompt at
tentlou. Address, VACUUM OIL CO,
june2-d&wlm Rochester Ny.
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sElE EXCAVATION.

Ladies all praise "Barrett's."
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CRAIG MICROSCOPE.
s ssF : STST
4 M P o r T a n T
LIVERY LOVER OF NATURE |.
The Celebrate d Patent Craig
Microscope.

During the past Six Years it,
worth has been test fled bv tlous-
ands Of Scientific Men, School
Teachers. Students, Physicians AID
others.
Simpliticd and adapted To- I,u
lar rs we'll as Scientific use il j. 80.
Optical Wonder. It's Ma.uilyI.
power is
TEN THOUSAND TIMES /.
Combining endless instracli,n with
amusement. A Beautiful Gift. and
one that never loses its Interest. Tee
veais The unseen wonders of clra-
ti"n, Eels in Vinegar, ANNA ia
W alter, Cheese Mites. Sugar ali
Itch Insects, Milk Globuies. AGul-
teration in Food and Drugs, also
the IriChina Spiralis or Pork Worms
A very beautiful and Ornamental lLsITu-
ment, should be on the table of ever Fam
Ily, Physician, Scientific Man, Student and
School
An Unseen Kingdom is open to the eye by this
Instrumeut- No lover Of the besstiful should be
without AZ.
Every Instrument is pat W in a neat box with
full dITSct for using il, carefully pasted on
the cover. Thousands have been sent hy msiL
and the proprietor guarantees safe iran sit 10
each instrument We sending them every
day. Price ty mail. pastag pref aid Ss.75, ~
With two mounted objects $500.
address, EH.RoS>.
JeI dSm SlS Locust ST., st louis No.
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CHICAGo PkEPAREp WHEAT Co.,
sprlS-2tawd3m] No. 237 Mich an street.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

NASHVILLE, Jan. 25,-The Con-
vention was engaged the entire day
In discussing the franchise question.
1t Is understood n vote will DO taken
to- morrow, although several MEM
bers are TO make speeches. 1t can be
said in advance that the proposition
TO submit the question Of colored suf-
frnge rs an Independent proposition
will be rejected by over two to one.
The report of the majority OF the
committee ON franchise guaranteeing
suffrage to white and black alike, TO
be voted on by thepepple asa cmstit-
uent part of tho amended constitu-
ton, will undoubtedly be adopted by
voteof perhaps 80 TO 90. 1870.
! During discussion to-day General
Kyle, Union delegate from East Ten
nessee, while INDUCING. In n severe
philippe against Browplow, Stokes,
and Maynard, was called to order by
Gen. Brown, President of the Con
vention, who decided that such re-
marks were out Of order. The actor
of the chair was sustained.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

PUNISHMENT FOR SwINDLING
GIFT ENTERPRISES. THE New York
Herald says goo" At length it may be
hoped that the eoncoeters of schemes
for swindling the public by means of
lotteries and gift enterprises will be
punished as they richly deserve to be.
The House Postal Committee, we are
informed by our Washington cores
pendent, has authorized its chairman
to report the bill lately introduced by
General Farnsworth to prevent and
punish certain grevious abuses Of the
Post Office establishment. This bill
especially provides that the Post!
master General, If convinced that
any persons engaged in a fraudulent
lottery or gift enterprise or scheme
for the distribution of money, may
forbid the payment by postmasters Of
money orders drawn in favor Of such
persons. 1t provides, moreover, that
parties detected in such dishonest
practices-as, for instance, sending
out confidential circulars proposing
to exchange twenty dollars of fac
sin,ilc bank notes for ten dollars In
legal tenders shall be Imprisoned
eighteen months and fined Ave hun.
dred dollars. The sumsthat have been
extorted by swindling operations OF
this kind throughout the length and
breadth Of the land are almost In
credible THERE'S no doubt that The
bill to prevent and punishthe authors
of so great an evil to individuals aiit
to the community at large win be
come law, and we trust that it will
be rigidly enforced" "
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

b.. =
PROPOSED REFORM IN Our POSTAL
SYsTEM.-The posmasters of the lead
ing cities Of the country, who were
recently in convention in Washing
ton, have addressed u letter to the
Postmaster General, setting forth q
number of reforms which they pro-
pose in the postal system. They pro-
pose reduction Of the fec for regis
tering letters and for money orders,
that an agent Of the Dead Letter Of
flee be located in each large city, that
the postage on unsealed circulars and
authors manuscript be reduced, that
the franking privilege be abolished,
and that the carrier system be ex-
tended.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29
ELECTION NOTICE.

JOSHUA BROWN, Coroner OF Mont
gDmeEy sSSH,y opsS1 and hold ~
county an the 9TH day of March, II being
the first Saturday In March, 1870, to elect
one Sheriff, one County Trustee, one Reve-
bis in aach civil bisfss 81 ss Sa Soanx
except No. ", In which there are two to be
elected. The following named persons are
hereby appointed Jndges, ana Clerks, and
Officers, to open the polls at 8 o'clock, 4. NJ,
at their various precincts, and close at
bistriet MOI, 'Tate's station jesse Sad.
Ter, q r. Randall, and q w Hampton,
Jordan Nebiett, Receiver. '71'1 ny
District No2, Rollers Shop-R r Buckly,
a GORDON, DIV Highly. Clerks j. i D Broom.
'g bIstf fpt ss,pav,s' mill4.Johni q John.
son, L. Killserewp Haywood Mason
Clerks ! Jvhn IL Mason, Receiver. !. J,'l
wall. w . wooten, John W Shelby, J'dgs
] Il smith, Levi Chester, Clerks; J c Gold
piTss, sa. NJ 3 TEoqsh sgri9gaJS Grant \
johnson, Clerks : Fry, Reesiyer, odd,
NJ Dldieg. E q Collins, Judges u n Cyp.
ert, Z W kandel, Clerks Is walthall
District No7, New Proyisepce-15P G Ham
Dapgh, q Daley, Berry Lyle, Judges W
CSmith, VIM Dorrity, Clerks; A McDan'
'si biI hHi nos Lberty-J n Pollard, Tho
| Ogburn, Ludwig shepherd, Judges Isaac
Toward, $ / Ga, rard, Clerks; JBHalyard
D,s,rist , No M95reys ssnool HSq s.,
Judges, q Lyle, r A Haynes, Clerks
Levi Cooper, Receiver.
District Nol0, ------- u ID Williams, j L
Smith, " J shsar9n, Jgas.sis n Hogan
lpistricf Noll, swift'suJ II Bronner, v
| II Rudolph, Goodiett Brown, Judges; Il
brown, IT,, q Bronner, Clerks II hu
aG plstrs; fs NJ s. arksvii,es A calawoli
Rlhs, WwwrlsSi, siSti;s; II 5 N asssa,, K ks
ceiver. 10Y !. ilf LaIn O--0I inI
rs Rs nSS Ne ssaH. ja Sa%esT Ss
Sapton, W y Adkins clasSs' J 0 Tayl9r
, District no IS, Baswell,s shop--Jasel
\ lodges; Vim Hewitt. Jacob A Ranes'
Clerks; $ \ Clifton, Reesiyer, go
District No 10, Cabiu Row4W Batson
%% s$sy clerks sf'i Ha TSS
pIsirist No 1, s@lts "a. sboeawm I, "a,
John + Rieherdson, = b Roberts, Clerks
District No Us, Hunts Mill-A j Lyle,
%iss " hasHs sss spSsiss baio s,f e.
eYpxisssiict No ~, paimyta-w II pining
! Alex outiNw,T 70 Peeehers Jndges Rolh
EldrIdss, 2 y Allsn, oleerrkps y ~ william
Rls,rseI Ne h Ss.ti Y I sa AliIss
Clerks; james Nesbill, heessyes, ,,a :,
enc returned 20 the once ~ tho CLERK o
the County Court. aud the q per n me.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

RICHMOND, Jan. 2h--A salute OF
one hundred guns was fired on the
Park to- day, In honor Of the admis-
sion OF the State. About tive thous-
and persons We're present, two thirds
colored. National Gags We're raised
on the custom house and capitol.
Gov. Walker spoke a few minutes,
eongratulating the people on the ad'
mission, and predicting a glorious flu
ture for the State.
"A colorcd Conservative andHn mum.
Der of colored Republicans made po-
litical speeches, the burden of the
latter being that Ii the State did not
follow the spirit of the reconstruction
acts she would be put back as a ter
ritory. '.Hn rt.a
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80 L-.-I % %
COMMERCIAL.

business presents Just at present rather q
sluggish Appearance, but as the season adj
vahces Will, no doubt, revive and become
full of life and activity Tobacco is COM
ing In quite freely, and the salos have
Opened with q good degree of animation,
in view OF the dullness Of other markets,
both forsign and domestic. Our tobacco
buyers are entsrprising set of men, and
boldly take the lead In establishing prices.
They have beforo them all the data which
Others have for 'dcterInining the value Of
tobacco, and do not, Ms ~ too much the
custom with Interior buyers, biindly fol-
low the guido Of New York. Our receipts
are expected to,cxeeed, in proportion to
the crop, those OF any previous year. Ev-
cry yoar we are encroaching upon TERRI
tory that hes before contributcdi tth pro-
ductions 70 ,some,rival market. pce;fs,,l
The stringency in money which has pre-
vailed for sonic months throughout the
entire country Is gradually giving why Ia
greater ease, and the prospect now, is thai
the business Of 1870 Will be prosperous and
healthy. Gold has touched a lower point
than 1t has any year since 1862, md will
hardly again exhibit those violent huctua.
tons which have characterized II hereto,
fore, and which have rendered so funcer'
tain, and as a consequence SO unsafe, all
business enterprises. AS values become
more steady business men become more
conservatives, ana manifest disposition to
employ their means In regular enterprise
rather than engage in uncertain specula
| lions. t't''
Our Banks will no doubt supply In this
as they have done In other seasons, all tn,
legitimate demands of trade, and thus de
their part not only in sustaining but n
furthering our tobacco and other interests
Just now money is easily obtained upor
all good paper based upon shipments o
produce, and the same ease. promises to pre-
vail throughout the season. Exchange !
only IN moderate supply, while the dc
inand is good. Banks are buying OF &c dis
count, and selling at &c premium. eat
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29
Greeley to the Tennessee Disunion'
asts-

The reckless aud utterly unscrupu-
lous course Of the Tennessee Radical
memorialistsl in Congress startleseven
the New York Tribune. That paper
of the 18th says: +" BY and by will
come the avalanche; Tor it Is not In
human nature totsbide for amy consid.
cradle time the iron despotism now
welded with whip and spur over thu
masses of their voters by the Repub-
licanl leaders. The sooner these con,
spirators find their Waterloo, the bet.
ter pleased will be the honest people
Of all parties y .iar,i snow nuitil1u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29


IN tlo House of Representatives
last Monday, Mr.. Fleming, from the
special committee appointed to draft
resolutions of respect To the memory
OF the late George ID, Prentice, sub
mitted tho following, which were
adopted unanimously;
wuEREAs The Intelligence OF the death
OF Goo. ID. Prentice, has boon received vii h
profound sorrow by this General Assembly:
aud Whereas we leol ia his death the last
Ot ono wllusc name IN closely Identified
fNeuAhho histnry ~ thecountfyfor tho last
guurter OF a century IN Ihu mani fold ehar-
aCtcr of poet, Journalist, biugrapher, and
s,ateSman, who has shed lustcr on the lit
arature at his age, and the energies oi
WHOSE great lniad wore, throughout his
career and during tha most interesting aud
trying period nj onr history, devoted TO the
good of his country and elevation OF his
race; thuruloru be II
RsSniuci, That In common with the ma
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