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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
NO PARTY FOa THE SOUTH.

The Richmond Wing says "a ia
v"rlte question with the inquirer Of
lHte has been, whether the people of
Virginia would follow Voorhees, and
Pcndleton, or Sumner and Butler?u
The answer to the question, there
and here, should be fellow nei ther.
lIut two parties should exist In the
soutll--the party Of nee government
and the advocates Of dcspotism, or,
mother worJs, the destructives and
the friends Of material prosperity.
What interest have we in Federal
politics, orwhat affinity with North
ern parties? During the war the
Democrats voted money and sent
armed men TO destroy life, liberty
and property in the South. The Rad
icals did no more, and what have
either done for Us since? Tho Radi-
Gals have insulted ms In our weakness
and oppressed us with malignant
hate, whilst the Democrats have tan
tallzed Us with quotations from the
def1nct Constitution and declama-
lions about the broad principles of
liberty, ..''
Georgia got back into the Union,
only to he kicked out agaln, after
conceding all that Insulting tyranny
demanded at her hands, Virginia
and Tennessee are now in the Union.
hut is either represented at Wash.
ngton: And II not represented,
what Interest can either lave In the
union? None! less than nonel hut
the whole south has "a deep Interest
IN Keeping aloof from Federal poll
tics. lt!4 thrown hack upou the Pc.
Hition IL occnpi,-i prior H. che iorma-
lion Of the Federal Government, and
now, rs then. its ilrst duty is 60 fDster
it- own internal Interests, ileyelop liz
",durccs, aud 80 advance its pros.
pT!;y that ils restoration Ia the
.. . Wi,' De- cpurto1 q, IN honor
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
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GAINESVILLE WAsiESALg MARKET.
comEcrso ~ 'cavsMAs4 cHrssur.

n nj fLflflft y-a----isftft-t -sfffl. .ffi ..ff
sUeAR.LMarket prm. We. quote New
Q. Sugar, fair 70 prime, 13aliXc: Prime
crushed, powdered! and granaiatsd. Is Is
sSMoLAssrs.l-.Fair. Is; prime to choice n
g, Sc. n bbls; siai 10 n X bbls.; syrup;
81 DS1,rL laL INgBDL .TN ..l.f ~
Ser, G9FFEI; I RI i.ir, 70 prime 2is2s
ksnawh ssa bosS SSis, y 81 fi ~
FIoua,-Frpm "a 30 to 81 50. a.,s.
STAR CANDLES.-lSa20c. ' +''t'A
BAooN.Buying rate, l5,I hog round. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. country, 81 2ssi 50;
cassss-w. r., isxspo; dairy and facto.
RICE-Caroiina. i0@l2,S. ."n l.j',,..s
oiisIeg.i oil. issNeas; lard oil, 81 rs; lin
SPIRITs ,TURPEyrtNE -e0.. ,..ri.,8s ~
p pA,RsSIsd-Copal, % IS; Japan, 2 90, i.a
WTspow uI.Ass--sxiO, o. rs v box, ioxla,
PoYDsssRiae, 81 50 y keg; lead. ~ 4 10.
SHor-s3 O1Na3 Is. i''Il l'E'- iiF'
Cars iDQs Joe u doz. gua hrH 'l!lg3gi
sS Xspfs . sSs D cans % sosi o. ieh
kits, No. /, So ONa3 ii. 10 ',1f'i ''S'''s -
/, BLAcKING--37txs75,. per dozen. ,a S,..;'
T NAILS-.S5 25la5 10, t0u1 Id.
ipHo,N-R,s sls ~ Tennessee; 81 80
frsSss sEsn's y % g per hu'hel' 9al
J AHERDs GRAss--Si 80 u"-HHle u.l a.fi y
HUNGARTAS" Sc % e. .rn9t Yfi
MILLKr ~ $500 :" i,.f4ltirtl X.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

THE sdjsprned meeting Of the
BoaNl u Trade, br tie l7tn in,t.,
netst the appointed hour. a reso.
luttgh was reesIved fronsth cenmit-
tee ON pr6testof Merchants Tax, and
. committee of four appointed to
visit Nashville, and present the same
to the Convention. The committee
on charter requested and were granted
additional time TO report. The treas
urer was instructed to procure tho
seal of the board that Of the State),
as previously adoptesf After some
remarks In regard, to the extensive
coal fields Of Southern Kentucky, by
Col. Bailey, the board appointed a
committee to wait upon and request
Judge r. w. Humphreys, 70 address
tho citizens of our town, upon this
subject, ut its room, on Tuesday
night next, pit 8 o'clock. A commit
tee was Appointed ip reference to the
Inspection of tobacco at this place.
A Murine COMMITTEES was apppin ted,
when the board, On motion, adjourned
todpset on the ed inst, at 8 O'clock,
P.eM. % iPol isidu syotuhlo9 Z
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
... COUNTY OFFICERS.
Postponenent or the Election 10 In,

H-Ostpouftntnl OF tne EtecitOu 10 the
foarsh Monday In march.
An net to eheiige the time OF election OF
County Officers; lI,F 9ah m = -
Section I. BE IL enacted by the
General Assembly of the State o.
Tennessee, That section S26 of the
Code OF Tennessee, be 40 altered and
amended, that the elections for Clerks
OF County and Circuit Courts, Regis
tiers, Justices OF the Peace, Sherifts.
Trustees, Collectors of Faxes, Consta,
bles, and other County Officers, which
are now required by law to be holden
on the first Saturday in March, 1870,
be hereafter held on the fourth Satur-
day IN March, 1870. In all other res
poets said elections shall be held in
the mode and manner, and nj the
places and by the persons now fixed
and designated by law. This act
shall be In force from and after it's
passage until the first day of April.
1870, and no longer; after which time
said section BIO OF the Code shall be
aud remain In full force and effect as
IL this act had never been passed. IN
See. ?. BE IL further enacted, That
an act, previously passed by this Gem
eial Assembly, given the citizens of
Morgan county the right To vote upon
the removal OF their -Courthouse on
!" the first Saturday in March next"
DO so ameneed as 10 read "the fharth
March," ..
Passed Feb H. 1870,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19


Those who have sttainod the greatest enl-
inence In the science OF medicine, and who
have, by lifelong study of. and xperienee
with tho human organism. obtained great
lnsi ght into. the origin and pathology OF
disease, are yet. Notwithstanding their pro-
found and learned theories, confessed CROP
ing In the dark as 10 the arst cause of any ar
all diseases that affiict our race. But this
much become clearly elucidatei, and an
axiom with the learned profession that BY
far tho greatest number of our ailments are
directly tracable to impaired digestion. and
if..6sood digestion wait ON appetite" health
would bs the almost uniform result. Act
ing upon this axiom the proprietor of DIR.
Hurioyis Caiebn,ted Stomach Filters has
been sm inently successful judging from the
many testimonials that are constantly
pouring IN upon him through the maiis.)
IN preparing a remedy to meet. and NIP In
the bud" all this long and obscure iist of
Distressing arrangements than ''render life
scarce worth the living" We are glad 60
learn that the public ara Beginning 10 APP
pf~eiate these Bitters ON their fpiF'Ssic
merits. For sale everywhere. Zee siver-
tlscnlcnt in another column.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

~
Mr. Campbeu iptroduoeSl q vesolu.
ton Wednesday. requesting tl,s .osr.
,islature 10 pas9 q law Creating a
beard of three com lnissioh ers 81 in
Iquire into alleged frauds in obtaining
funds for internal .isnproveuneut and
in disposing Of the AGRICULTURAL
school scrip. 1t lies over under the
rules. lfi s.f4fltl } ,JiIlTI "a
Mr.. Turner offered n resolutiou for
future consideration providing for the
publication of ten thousand COMES Of
iheamended Constitution. c'rr ~,
n THE subject Of interest was ffnaf1S
disposed of by the adoption of the
section in the old Constellation. with
an amendment, providing that the
Legislature shall have power 10 ok 4
eOuvertical rata of inf great fsttfg. 81,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
Tennessee Hank Notes.

We We're informed by l.. l.. Mich
oil, County Court Clerk, yesterday,
that he would commences receiving
lennessoe Bank notes, issued prior "
May 9th, 1851, Ia morrow, for State
taxes on mercantile privileges. lie
also said that the Fourth National
hank, designated as u state deposito-
~, had given u bond OF $500, 900, in
accordance with the requirements OF
the Legislature. --NashrRc Buaacr,
l3th hiSi. .... t.t. ......I5
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
TuueLEaisLATURE.

The proceedings in the Senate
"Wednesday, were short and devoid Of
interest.
In the House the bill esempting
the Polk Place from taxation passed
third reading. House bill TO make
the rules ofeyidence uniform In State
and Federal Courts passed third read
ing. Tile bills providing for the sale
Of delinquent railroads are the special
order for to-day. Pr 'Hh.'9l i''' :, 4.li
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
A CARD.

Having been informed that re-
port Is In circulation that ] have
withdrawn from the race for Sheriff,
I desire TO state to my friends tn at
such IL not the fact. am still a can.
djdate, for the Office, and VIII be
pleased to receive your support, 81 =" ~
2 W. Wv, Y. X SBRrSaHURsr, il, =
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
THE CONsTIrUTEaN-<HTs RArsyu-
eARlNNc

IT rs universally conceded that the
next best thing to q ,CoBstitotion
that oughtto bendopted, Is its pf5mpt
and decisive ratification, by, the pep r,
pie. We are aware that nothing
short Of infinite power aud Wisdom
can shape an organic law that viii
please everybody; but In view Of the
sreubles the State has passed through,
and of those to be anticipated frop.
the lawless policy Of q corrupt and
demented faction: at Wsshipgton, we
think the people ought to be eatisfied
witha Constitution little short OF
perfection, and that trivial objections
should not be raised against It. to pre-
judice the ignorant or nfislead the In
considerable. llel2hni 2fiis 9''n
These remarks are suggestcd by
hearing II 1sravely asserted that the
forthcoming Constitution will be
defeated becatrse II requires the pay
ment Of the poll-tax as q condition
ps.,sr;...., a'nn'~s...,,. =. y wy. . ~ ~
49, 80, nn,,,;i .,,,I..ss. ,1,m ..vis.
n,r II, ,os,rnhg T MA sHTnuI nSiN.i,,
,,r,,,on, MI 80 ys m, s"1. y
asa wise precaution mitigating, 70
some extent, the inevitable evils Of
d., 49,, - A... 100. ~ -
,.ao,',,, III u. s.,,,' - IT," y =. VIZ
tn,,s All III :.
,,a,,, ~, ,sS ~. 49,. w. ~. \,
49,. 60, - 40 ,. 49, ~. ~, W. W.
ha,.,',.. :. is.... 80 o ~" : - ~" ~.
hi,har,o !.
no. ~ h ~ $500 49, !, .t
,ha..e - $500. I'.-.i.,s., =
age the Goois,a,mro 49, e. -: III.
AZ It,s admo NJ ~ w
INV ,h,s To- az .s,, :. ~. ~, ~
ma tha ;n,o,, ,.,,. ~, ~. .,..','
conss h.tmar 49,, W." ,, ny wy "
nos,nona ~. 's ~. ~
,,,,,,. 90. 49, ~. s ~. "n.'e
rsrl,f R<>f ~, o.. 4 III.
at,Io r,on,har e ~
p,,itis go 80. f' -
tion to,,,,,a 600 ,,,r.,,,o,,. A.. :. -
takes Of tbe naturo !, !. nrnna ,t !,
ouaiis6a ~ ,I;. pDlG -
70 tho Tnsnnia Al, ,.,;.;..t $50.
ton tnkes nronor,v .s ~. has,s .nd
iftbe,. be an excon,sors "a ~ .,Io
Il IL tho nolI-tax whioh .mxas ~
money. or oth., vo,na ,o ,h.h.ad.
upon which IL "a Iavi,,,'~ .,m, 70 A.
manded IN consi,,aro,ion ~ ,ho ~
tectionf IN ne. mi Iih.rrt ~ wtan Ky
Nv vove,nn,a,,s ~ ,,,,nsa W. 80.
n,.Iins elso 80 n.,..oo. $3.50 ~"
The rolf 10 law I. W. IT,, ,,,,os a.,
mower 10 I, \ the nsr;od =, u,,,,.h ,has
shall bo n,scssed and ,aia ma s,.s,,
to provide n ,pen,,tv for non M ION,
by the time snpccSfad Sunnos.T HI
time ho the first dov ~ Ian,,nr, ~,
each vear. would ,ibose ,yho yoto e.
Nury,l, i,,a;stl tb,t hna.,,,a tt,,;r o., =, a,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

LEGAL TENDER DECISION lin an
action for the foreclosure of q mort
tgoge executed I'M 1857. tried on the
18TH inst, tin, the Supreme court In
brooklyn, Judge Pratt decided that,
in accordance with the decision Of
Chief ustice Chase, both principal
and interest must be paid in gold. -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
Trie.'s Landinw Tobacco Markes.

Sales by RIasrSs a Co., on the 10Th inst,
Of u hhds. at the following pricesi '9Yi
slsg liT5, II SO. n Is, 4at II %, loso, 9 at
$50 etS $50, g D.s2, SD 10,
Q IS, 695, . IS. Sales every Wednesday. "a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

Ply Thomas Co.. on the i7th., rs hhds.,
as foflows: p. H'i
at $1,000. II 25, at II 90, 10 at 10 rs, 8 ut
10 30. 10 tito 81, 10 at 10 90, 8 at eGO at 10,
9e0,2 At 30, Y dt o %, Ia o 05. So, 2 at 90,
SO. 1@. 77S 73o, 2 at 50, 6o,.7 50, 40, 100,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

NEW loRK, Feb. l6.--Havana dis
patches state that 1000 Cubans and
AmsFicnns have hern murdered in
the str, ct- of Havana since tho
funeral oC ClstynNu,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
quarterly rest.se.

Tile quarterly rates Of postage on
newspapers, sent to subscribers, is on
each four ounces or fraction thereof,
ave cents for weekly, ton cents for
scmi-weekly, fifteen cents for tn
weekly, aid thirty cents for daily
publications. On magazines aid be-
riodicals, for each, four ounces Or frac-
ton, one cent ON quarterly, three
cents on monthly, and six cents on
semi-weekly publications. Advance
payments, either at the Office OF
mailing or delivery, will be required.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
o. y. OUIEAWJC Ilr.
r.. iELpRIDdE, Sec. ~ iHl'-u ~.

THE President has rerappointed his
daddy postmaster at Covington, Ky.
Keep IL all IN the family, Liss, there
are no folks like ourn. 80.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

TENNESSEE BONDS were again low
erin New York Wednesday, The
old were quoted ct IS and the new at
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
i. Only. = Only a stray sunbeam Yet

ONLY Only stray sunbeam Yet
purchance ithas cheered some wretch
od abode, gladdened some stricken
heart, ori it's golden light has found its
way through the leafy branches of
some wild wood, kissed the moss-cov-
cred bank where its tiny violets
grow, and shades Of beauty to adorn
Its lonely form. Only IA gentle breeze (.
But how many aching brows hath 10
famed, how many hearts have been
cheerei by its gentle touch? Only a
ffown But 1t left a sad dreary ache
In that chiid's heart, aud the CULVER
ing lip and fearful eyes told how
keenly he felt 10. Only a smile IL
cheered the broken heart, engendered
a ray Of hope, and cast halo of light
around the unhappy patient; made
the bed-ridden one forget his present
agony for moment Ia the warmth
OF the sunshine. Only word Of
commandments single word IL
gives to the drooPing spirit new life,
ana The Steps press on 90 victory
ErchdpTC.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
HARRISON 4 SHELBY.
Commissioner Merchants
CLiRXsylIEE. rESy. .'t

100. ~ hH.." ,.tIu'N
Special attention paid to sampling and
selling ToIoecol consigtied to'us, liA so in
own expense until sold -: -s n
HARRISON q SHELBY. 9
N. B.-liberal cash advances made on
Bank of Hoplxinsville, KY, and john 3.
Hart, Springfield, Tenn., will make ad-
Febf9-3in. HAS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
"' "'i i<"n 'htfaia hin s'Jii5ss Y " "a
Hurleys Ague I Tonic ell
10Y tDF 'ias 'sir'li fs-il f'ia to.ti, \
',tru n's ---4l,l.s4 iiaw fsin Il4i
NO kRsENIc--No MERCURY
PERFECTLY RELLABLE.

The oufy remedy for chITs and Rcvsr or
Agua and Fever that Is or can he depended
S Sp1n N HSs,cyS ASus roie: There have
t,ted tire lisa 81 rerns sSwithSut bsas6s ~
The following certi Acute from y, psliabis
citizen Of Mississippi speaks for itself:
,Ipar MEnaDIAs, Miss, oet AZ Asss. .
DEAR SIR This Is TO certify tl1o, 4
bought from you, by your recoinmtn1a-
ton. abpttle OF Hurley's Ague Tonic All
teen months' standing. I cheerfa1iy sre-
comnisnd Hurisy's 'Tonic to the pul1to
generally. Respectfully yours, hn-d j
,o5eoveE a,e3rF IoHN,AI WRIGHT
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
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What Company hall I
.s,ta,oq~o. Choose g = )

THE VETERAN NEW YORK LIFE
Invites SQNPARISQN with ANY
H. g0MPANf ih.ths W9RlD. end y
eliminating public. ~. :, II ,-.,,.'.s--,,.1'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

THE committee appointed by rae
Board Of Trade to confer with Col.
Fort, Of tire f. q X RailroatE In
company with II. Meek, have dis
charged their duty, aud report that
Col. Fort assured, thnm that an sc-
commodation train should leave
Springfield every other morning, at
8o'clock, so as to connect with the
train at Guthrie fur thisicity. Thanks
to Col. Fort. This Is another step IN
the right direction, iil.a- ses,iS III
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

RICE; BR0ADDUS 4 co.
sALEsMEx--R. 8. Quinn, r. H. Pickering,
oi yss,S sssr'HHF VI A''y0 TIC ZOO
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

Study your own Interest and call and see
us. We have, polita, and courteous sales
men, who are always ready 70 serve you,
boughtfR any market this aide of New
York, At wholesale or retail.
Yours, truly, 10 h- - I7Y 4
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
COUNTY EAECTI0Ns PosrPoNED

The bill postponing the elections OF
county officers to the fourth Saturday
In March, has finally passed both
houses Of the Legislature and is now
a law. Officers ofelection, candidates
and all othersinterested, will take no
tice that the election for7county off,
Ger, will not be held on the first Sat!
urday in March, as heretofore, but on
the fourth Saturday in that month =
The law'is printed elsewhere In to-
day's paper. Hus9i ,51 ifsf"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

I s..Hl NAsEyIhIn, TxSx.. Feb. "a lseR.
Jas. Ruddls q Go, louisville, Kys--wh~s
lying IN your city. used SEVERAL bottles VI
found II 10 do my child more good, and ~
would rest better .aftyr uSinF Il than any
other remedy ever tried. can say with
confidence, IL IL the beat medicine for chill
dren at present known. I<wish you would
get the drukDlsts hsre 10 Kemp IL. II any
one, please let me know; II not, send mo
4 SAeSfAf HERE vWfhs ipswhsn,yos sShd
.0rlAks.. SARAH \ 1RANpoLru.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

between the proprietors of the Chron-
icle aud Tobacco Leafs "tHO ifdW
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Hereafter all
announcements OF candidates will be
charged for In advance, and cannot be
published unless paid for. State $40,
County SIS, Municipal So. n ~, t,'
All communications, over 2 squares
OF q private nature, and calls on can,
dldates VIII be charged for. ''i ~,
Justice to our subscribers compels
us to this course; we engage with
them TO furnish what we believe to
be matter OF. general eptertainment
and public interest, and we take this
method % reducing private matters
within the sinallest compass. &c t'''
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

a nd m e nIx
-. .s.,.. 10 .T
III. e..."' - sn7 'wo sec.ss
.n .'s I: :. ~ 'ne oprcoi the south,
.r,.. n We u osrs .R
an a. ,"' No,,n' anu penu'ns
~ .5sns' ~ " sne hcco1 sp,isn-
s,,.as u, , tne ues''"y 'na ,, awai's u, II
1.,,. /. oiY.l.t tL
n, 0,sssasaa,s',s ,..,o -. ss.s.
~. $500, $50 s'Vss 80, ~
Al. ,x.o,,s,,,,, ,sI,,.,.s ,.,,,,. 'a...,. a.
5,Gsrenoo n,Jr ~ 49, ,ssa, ".,s...,'s
t,vo .,o,,,as - - -r's
y,o,,,,,.,. n,,,,.. ~, ~ .','s'
sbrs ina y IT, rs.ch' e. 80 80 r III %
y, ,n,s.I.,..,G' I ,i'ffS,Tll' y -,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19
n N u % .Y H'of'1FI
nS3- Invest yoMr mooney sghere. you
can get the LAR GE,SIretu,'n. -V5a

DIvIDENDs DECLARED An.
nually, and AyAILABLE at tn.
COMPREHENSIVE of the SECONI
IL year, TO either REDUCE the PRE-.
MUM or lSCREAsE the INSURANCE..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-02-19

ALEX. u. HARRISON. IKE sHELBY
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEWBORN.

PORT OF EEW-Y0RK. IL.
seamshipsssars Way, Glasgow &C. Caabra McMcken Liver.
pools Charleston Berry Charleston Chester Jones Philadelphia
Nereus Bearse Boston; Virgo Bukey ssvsnnsh III CID Mcken
Wilmington N. c. Abemare Roberts Norfolk Sc Thos Pitt
South AnbOy.
ship-Orpbeu. Smith, Batavia
Bark-bsrco Polo. MnseB, Bremen.
Bhgs-Ace Godt Falmouth jam Wilemine Helers Mstsnsss
Mary T. Leighton GRAY Csrnas Lena Thurox Corbe CArien
Schrs-Peonella Emory Wauks River Mic Mary Lun
Grenada Sawyer Dhsko Jacmel T. O. Smith Cobb
Joseph seager Bills Charleston jamestown Bennett, ST. Johns
Evelyn, Burger stamford
soop-Apolo, Freeman, Uncasvile
ARRIVED.
Steamship osats Meier Hamburg Marh D ini Hsvre April
mdse and pass
steamship City London bbt Liverpool March Queens
town Apn 81, mdse and pass
Steamship Erin Bragg Liverpool March 90 aad Queenstown March
81, mdse and pass.
Ship ThomA, Hencksen, oporo vi, Lisbon isys
cork &C.
Brig Union Star Merriam Windsor, N. s., days plaster
schr Burmah Pettis Windsor, n T., gtsys plaster.
schr Welcome Home Hatfield, Windsor S. 10 days plaster
Schr Bay State sesbury, Boston, mdse
schr Adrine Pets, Windsor, N. S., 10 days, plaster
schr. IIuntrtss, Sprsgue Dennysyille lath.
Schr Darius Eddy, Hopkins Portland 10 days, lumber
sCHooNRRs-RIvKR AND CoAsrvIsR
Kerenhappsck Eizabehpor Francis C. Smith Ehrabehpor
Saratogs, EhzabethporL Gen Grant EEabethpor.
Maria RorAns, Ehlsbehport ESSEX. Blitabehport
Tom Harris BlEabethpor- Pacific, Bhabehport
T. NJ. Duffeh Elzahethpor' Bongress, ElahethpoTt
M. r. Carlisle Blilsbethport J. w. Baldwin Bzsbetbport
Marion Draper ElLabethport Laura Hatch, EhIsbethpost
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Juno, from Nesiork
MEMORANDA.
Steamship City of Port auPhbce from NewYok Cor Port sunoe
put into Norfolk to-day in lesky condition.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
PASSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG-In steamship Hossta April Ik,-Dr Rapaje
Bang wife, Alfred Godefoy H. Scheng @. Cosn, C. Miller
H. Fischer Moienhaner Dr. N C. Washington Otto Prede
Francisco Kesee and daughter Geo Predger smith sar-
Wunsch Simon H. Springer c. Strauss g. Fedberger
Sal wife Reicheme f. Schwind s. Springer T.
Ebersten child Emee Dahuse Lsnge NJ SIeenann,
Children Speeman, Marie Rembsh o1le ROsen.
krank and others in ID cabin and steersge.
FROM LIYERPOOl-Mr. and Mrs. Power Mrs Bsn Master Hall,
Foen Hammond George Napier Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mrs
Napper and children Master Russell Mr and Mrs Cross Rey T. c.
Robinson Mr. King Mr. Mr. Peae Nj Brett Mr. McMsnn,
Mr. Hgnett Mr. and Mrs Gahah and child Mr. and Mn Fall Mr..
Jackson, Mrs. Hall, Mrs Lewis Miss Seins Lewis