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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-14

IL CONSEQUENCE of the complaints which have
been made from time to time, both in the ADvER-
;TIsER and in the native journals, as to the injuri
sousIy careless manner in which mail matter be-.
to the natives has been treated at many
Tof the postal stations outside of Honolulu, the
Minister of the Interior has caused to be issued a
.c~rcular, calling the attention of officials to the
subject, and directing that the evils complained
of shall be corrected. This is as it should be,
and satisfactory so far as it goes; but the reform
needed In the Post-ofice department is, that it
should be made entirely independent of and dis
.tinct from the other branches of Government ser
vice. At present, many of the Post-masters are
such e~x-ofEcio of something else.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-14
PoRr OF HON Z Il. i.
ARRIVALS.

T-Stmr Kfiauea. MeGrrE0r. from Hawaii and Maui.
T-Schr Prince. Doane. from KOna and Kau, Hawaii.
I-schr Mary Ellen, Jim, from KOhala- Hawaii
T-Schr Fairy Queen. Kazina, from Hanalei, Kauai
IAN VII ship MaFengo, Barnes, n days from SaI
Francisco. with LOO bbls Wh. 1900 tbs bone.
T-Schr Ka Moi. Davis. from KahuIai. Maui
s-Schr Pauahl, Reynolds, from Lahaina, Maui
s-SlOop Live Yankee, Clark from Hama, Maui
lO-schr Active. H0pa. from Kooa, Kauai
IO-Am snip syren, q A johnson, 50 days from New
castle, " > w.
IO-schrJ Jenny. Lambert. from waimea a KolOa, Kauai
Ii-Schr Kinau, Makahi, from Mako. Maui.
Ii-schr Odd Fellow, keOki. from Hno, Hawaii.
I2-Schr Hattie, Nika. frOan NaWiliWiIi, Kauai.
12-Schr Netue Merrill, Crane, from Lahaina, Maui
I2-Schr WarSiek. KalaEsiA. I'm KaunakAkai, Mobokai
I8-Schr Pauahi, Reynolds, from LahainA, Maui.
I4-Stmr Klauea, NcGrezOr, from Hawaii and Maui
If-s 5 Nebraska, Harding, Isl days from Auckland,
New Zealand.
1G-sehr Mary Foster, West, from HHo, Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-14
DEPARTURES ~.

7-Itafan bk Anna Onea, CiceioDe, for HosIand's Is
7rSchr NeTfie Merrill. Crane, for Lahaina, Maui
T-Schr Annie, Wood, re HnO, Hawaii.
T-Schr Warwick, KalawaHa. for Kaunakakai, MolOkai
T-Haw Wh bk Arctic, A n Trip, % cruise
y-stmr Kfauea, MeGreFr. for Maui and Hawaii
9-Schr Mary Ellen, Jim, for Kohala, Hawaii.
9-Schr ~uOkuleie, Ahuihala, for MoiOaa, Kauai.
1O-Schr Prince. DOane, for KDna and Kau, Hawaii.
IO-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina- for HanaIei, Kauai.
u-sehr Ka MoI, Davis. for Kahuiui, Maui.
I1-Schr Pauahi. Reynolds, for Lahaina, Maui.
12-5cnr IsabeIa, Peter, fer Ha.alet, Kauai
12-SI00p Live Yankee, Clark. for Hama, Maui.
12-sebr Active, HoPu, for Koloa, Kauai
13-Schr Warwick, kalawata, for kaunakakai, holokai
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-14
VESSELS IN PORT.

WHALEns.
Haw VII bk n W Wood. b Whitney.
Am WI Blk Arnolda, G. r Bauldry-
Am VIII bk James Allen, Kelley
Am VIII shiP Marengo, Barnes
Nor Ger ship Georges, Finch, up for HOngkong.
Haw brig Ksmshameha v, Weeks
Am schr Emily.
Nor Ger ship MBdura, r Storm.
Am missionary brig Morning Star, Hallett-
Am ship CeyIon, Woods
Brit bk Excelsior. EdZar, leading ballast
An ship Alice Ball. Guest. diseharging.
Am ship Syren, & A Johnson, dischaTging.
Am stmr Nebraska, I Harding, discharging.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-14
DIED.

-WTLLIAMsoN-In this city, on Thursday, December 5th,
JAMss WILLIAMSON, (coOredl well known a. Jim the Cox,
aged about 40 years, a native Of Kingston. Jamaica
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-14

The Flora drew t~enty-t~o Gnstead Of -neariy twenty
one y feet % water, and WAS NOD observed TO touch on the bar
once, either BY the captain or pilot. both % whom we're watch
ing the vessel closely during the time Of her passage over the,
bar. Respectfully you're, wv. BABcoCK.
Pilot AZ Honolulu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-14
PASSENGERS.

FRoM KAHULuI-Per Ka Moi, Dec 9th-Mr uueston. NJ
Young sbeong, Wong Yet, Dir sIilweH, wife and daughter
and 10 deck
Foa WNDwARD PoRTs-Per KTanea. December 9th -
His Honor Chief Justice ABen, Mrs Daniel smith, Rev A q
Forb@. wifa and 3 children. ID Taylor, l. McCuly, Mrs l. /
Torberf add sou, Rev J p Green, Miss Levers, r Kinds. W T
Allen, w @ Jones, II CornEeIi, II p Baldwin, and 63 deck
FEoM LAHAISA-Per Pauahi, Dec 13th-His Honor Chio
Justice Allen, Rev J P Green, and 10 deck
- FnoM WIxDwAsD PoRTs-Per Kfanea, December 14ih:-
w r Allen, L McCuIly, G b Whipple, A Young, Cart WI.
fouz. Z Preston, w G Jones, Mss OneiL kuihelani, A Walters
Bishop Wills, " T Patterson and wife, A + Jones, Master
Hind, and 81 dsek-
Fnon HILO-PeT Mary Foster, December 14th &C W c
Joues, w II Reed, Rev L Smith, d Foster. Miss Foster, Miss
Fa1er-
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MEMORANDA.

REPoRr or sHIP sYaES, JOHNSON, MAsrER-Let Homo
lulu April 10th for calaO. Crossed the equator April 18th in
long 1859 90 W. Had the NH and Sc trades moderate with
pleasant weather. Passed 20 the eastward Of Hervey group
OF ISLANDS. Took a westerly wind May 18th 10 lat 81 =.
long l40S W. which lated until June lst, having reached lat
31e 8, long 939 w. From thence 10 lat rs s, long TseI
w, had a constant succession Of light head winds and oalms.
Were - days going eco niles Prom thence to port had light
the morning OF June gd. Ten CaIIao July 18Th. Passed be-
s sss9 a sss F9a IsIsas and bs Nsrs9ss sss f FTT and h'T Nss Of c !s SaE,l
Experienced fair trades and mostly pleasant weather the en-
or Rel Head. Anchored al ? p N in Newcastle harbos
NV INA mad % i =, W. E' 8 = 'l lone sn isJ PI ". S:r MIN Is ss Soar.. F ? . z
sage a. days whole distance run 100 miles. averaging lS4
PH- First ) days out had light banning head winds and pleas
ant weather oet ION saw LEd H9~s,s Island. Oct 23th
IS 5, Ioos IsOS " had light wiris. mostly from the west
MA.u- Ats.sa5l- = IN WIZ" nom y 20 IN
northEard Of east thrOughout. Crossed the equator Nov 9Th
ssw distance 20 miles AT midnight hove to OF Coco Head
Hshss the Suowing card. called forth by the notice from Capt
Wymsn, Of the Bureau Of Navigation at Washington, in reha-
tca 20 the depth Of Honolulu harbOrt
a. the hzrbor Of Honolulu and the bar at its entrance have,
within the past lew years, been carefully surveyed and sounded
by competent officers Of The American Navy, Ehose reports
lar that statements as erroneous a. some in the above extract
should emanate from there Except NJ very rare intervals the
dn~ins as much as frsHty oAe hst, the water in the channel
Al high tide sny veS.si driving as feet can easily and safely
enter the ha-bor with steam and under ordinary eireum-
uAalAFA AAAHI ANAAAAl a. NAlEl ~ - A&A eAaL Jun. III AHA 81
crossing the bar At high tide ! append the following list q
vssssI which have, Of late years, entered this harbOr' none Of
Oct Is, 1850. ship T. y. Thayer.--.-----.2Ii feet
Dec 20 ls69; Austrian ship DonaH.---.---so
April 10, 1s72. French ship La F0ra-------2
Nov II, 1sT2 ship
Nov. 80, lSTA ship Alice Rall----..--------2l
The Flora drw tEsnty-tEo Gnstead Of NEARLY twenty
one eet o. water, and was nS observed 10 touch on the bar
once, either BY the captain or pilot, both Of whom we're watch
ing the vessel closely during the time Of her passage over the,
bar. Respectfully you're, VIZ. BABcocK,
Pilot AZ Honolulu
FEoz NEWCASTLE, " sw-P syren, Dec 10Th 1850.
tons Coal TO & Brewer & Co
o
FoE MAIDEN IsLAND-Per MaAzra, Dec 10Th -
COcoanuts, Me-. ESQ Oranges, bxs...--..- .
Fowls, doz------.--. p Paai. bbls.-.---.-.. l.
Lines, bx--..-------- 1.Sweet Potatoes, bags 10
FoR srARBucK IsLGSD-Per ESeelsior, Dec 18th -
Cognac. cs---.---..--. SPreservei Effects. cs.-- @
IRISH Whisky, esq.,. Scotch Whfskey, cs-... 3
Preserved Meats cs---. 10
Nalne-Foreign s.
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Projected Departures.

FoR srARBUcKI sLASD-Bark Excelsior, sails this day.
R0a LAHkINA-Schr Nettie Merrill, sails this P NJ.
FoR KOLoA AND WAIMEA-Schr Jenny, sails this p u.
Eoa MALIKO-Schr Kinau, sails this p u.
FOR HILO-Schr Odd Fellow, sails this p n
FoR NAwILIwILI-Sch Hark. sails this p y.
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Royal Swedish and Norwegian Consulate
HoSoiuLU, Dec LIST, ls52-
III EDISH AM
NOTICE.

n AN NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS
4 contracted in my name without my written order.
Honolulu, Dec. 6, 1872. Cd7 6) c. y. PFLUGER.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24
THECINCiNSAT EFE0RM con.
XENTIOg

The following address to the peopl,
of Tennessee, accompanied by tn,
letter from Judge hos. A. r. Mel
son, of Knoxville, which is append.
cd, appears in the Memphis Appeal
and il copied into both the KnoXvill,
papers:
Official frauds and thefts which
once would have startled the Aneri.
can people have become so frequent
that they hardly awaken a moments
attention. Corruption prospers and
virtue decays. Two great parties
struggle for the ascendancy. Each
Is extreme in its principles and prtju
dices, and hence, neither Is capable
OF restoring tranquility. Both are
striving 'or power and when obtain
ed, neither has shown itself disposed
To WELD it judiciOusly or constitution
ally. The history of neither entities
il TO pubic confidence or support.
Disregard of the constitution -indif-
ference, to public rights and interests
"A proiligate and corrupt use of the
public fund the occupation of high
official stations 10y unprincipled men,
are all evil, which call loudly for re-
dress and reform. Distinguished men
Of the Republican and of the Demo
cratic party have bec0me alarmed in
view Of the dangers which threaten
us, and have asked the patriotic msn
Of all parties to meet them In con
vention IN Cincinnati, Ohio. In or.
der to signify to them our approba-
tiun OF their efforts to reform official
abuses, restore power and efficiency
TO the Constitution peace, purity
and prosperity To the Government.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24
MARRIED..

At scoti's Hotel, on the 10th inst. by the
Miss ALIcE BOYD, both OF cheutham coun-
y, ny. -
the 18Th INST, 10y Elder +. G.. Plaster, MIR.
{. r. WAlsoN and Mis- NJ. A. RossoN.
ON Tuesday. 20 inst. by. Row LII. Crntch.
or, at tho rcsideDcc of tina BRIDES father In
this county, Mr., L. u. SINS, Of Caldwell
county, Nv, aud Mrs. VI. T.. snirH.
Mr.. Donaldson. sr,. and Ms. Alice Don
aldson, tho aged father and mother of Tia,
bride. had a long line OF defendants gath
cred around tiir festive boaiilru indeed
was this a union Of sympathy, loyr, and
aficcilon, ns wcll Az a union Of hearts aud
1cstlnics, ".
I.eafphrtl-e copy. t...
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24
c1AHHsgIllE WHOLESALE MARKET.
cosisrerEp ny ;. s-esvssAs.

cosHEcTED ny J. J.cEvssAS.
SUGAR.. cuisiana, new crop ~ nmnl,
supply, and W. quote, in 1hda.~tair ~,
gx Prime ~ q lols; Clarified l21a
Crushed, Powdercd and eranuiatsd, IA "a
MoLAssEs.--New crop, by the bbi., 65@65
SYRuf's.-50cas5.
CorFEE-very firm, with tendency
s sls: apwars. weanoteRio 2s's@2O, Javp
y'S1ir.-Adyanced, Kanawha, ! bushcl
bbls; 50 50; Liyerpool, fine, 81 10 By the
F1oUR-Superflne IS 0O@5 so; Extra, Sc q
az 50; Choice or Fancy IS 5i@s0 ".
STAR C.xSDLTsa.-20c.
BACON AND LAEp-Buying rntes-Bacor
SdSl, beg round. Lard So.
W1IsEEY-Common country, 81 00@l 20
best brands Robertson county, 81 756f3 90.
CnEEsE--W. r., lic dairy and factory
lTRWlScc.
KfCE--Carolina. 10. -.rtls..a...a.-
SoAP-Bar, 6ssi0.
OILS Goal oIi, gDc nrrd eifesi q tel 80
linseed oil, 81 l5al 3, ray and boiled.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE To-
vARNIsH--Copul, 81 10; Japan, So.
PUTTY-Sc. H4I f.U. .Ia.N fsH q
wrspow GLAss--sxlo, 50 rs s. box, loxl2
I 75; l2xli, IS.
PowDER-Riie, So 80 ~ keg; lead, i21f y 70
SHoT-S2 rs.
CAPs-i0@50c n doz.
OYsTERs--2 and | u cans 80 2J@l ..
SARDINES-24c.
MACKEREtr-No. 2, per Dbl, 81 90; Kits
No. ], So 0u6n2 50. TIfHa
BLAcKIsd-.'7,,zs75 perdoscn, .s
NAILS-A 7J.
Kentucky. az. Tennessee, 81.
PfrrsByRG Coal 80 cts. ST. BERSaRp
Is cts. delivered.
SALT, by car load 81 10 per Dbl.
HAY. per ton SD 90.
CLovER sEED-s7 90 per pushed.
TIMOTHY %
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24
Delicate Creatures

Delicate Creatures.-Thisis The nh rnsc
| applied by his Blackness, the Moor OF Ven
ice, to the fair ladies of Italy. n was lie
lovely complexion OF Desdemona, sueh a
radiant contrast to his own. that won his
heart; and sooth TO say. every man of dis
cernnent considers "A fair skin like n sweet
voice, nm excellent thing in woman, y
NOW lniS Is n charm which can be- ACouIn-
ED: There u a healthml and odoi if,.rons
toilet article. known everywhere as US
CANS MAGNOLIA BALM, which literally.
tranSilgures cloudy or s,lllow skin, sufins-
ing the discolored face. neck, arms and
bosom win soft, pearly tinge and i'm
parting 20 the surfice "a smooth ness and
gloss IKE that OF polished marble. In
stead ot clogging the pores like tho sticky
enhnleis, or contracting them and thus
oDstructing perspirntion like tho nstriu-
gent cosmetics, IL cleanses the skin from
~ impurities and wonderfully improves
l9s texture. This pceuliafiiy IL particu,nriV
appreciated by our rural bellies, who finil
that ne coarsencsS and ronghnesS. which
country arr apt To engender are speedily
removed from their faces, hands and arms
by this delightful preparation. '''''
MY FRIEND, stop that terrible cough. and
mus avoid aconsumptlye'sg grave, BY using
Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery For
curing all throat, bronchial and lung dis.
druggists. ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24

p THEdekate in Csngre-s, has dcvci-
oped the fact. that three hundred
thousandstand Of arms were sold by
the government, to agents who trans
mtted them 10 France during its
late conflict With Frusris 1t Is equL
ally well known that volunteers and
munitions Of war were sent from this
country, I'm aid Of The Cuban REBEL
ion. According ioevery principle of
Justice and international law, may
not Frnee and Spain present CLAWS
against this country, for constructive
damages, based upon violation of
neutrality and supported by our own
demands upon England. II is true
that the Administration disclaims all
knowledge of the transactions refer
red to; but the same plea is setup by
England, and IT sufficient in the one
case must be in the other.
But the demands ma,leby this gov
.ernmeaty are 50 Filieulously absurd
that no other will he likely to follow
its aple, aud, rs q precedent, no
government can desire to sec II estab-
lishcd, because, apart from being
grossly absurd, it will furnish an adj
ditional pretext for wars. Perhaps,
ours is the only government, in
Christendom, that has the unblush-
ing impudence to make such n de-
mand, and we are equally sure that
no one is tume-spirited enough to
eoncede 1t.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24


The French language has about
$1,000 wordsi the Spanish, 10000 !;
the Italian, 35, 900; the English, 4O,-
900.
Insure in the Washington Life In
suranee Company, for the benefit of
your family. No creditor can touch
the proceeds.
David Sillings, a veteran of 1912.
and ninety-eight years of age, drew
his first pension at New Albany, In
diana, recently.
London, with population of 3, O0O,-
600, has only nine daily Newspapers
live morning and four evening
while Paris has twenty-nine, and
New York twenty one.
]. II. Barnes, proprietor of the
stage line between Montpelier and
>. Johnsbury, VI, has driven Il, 900
miles without missing trip.
Japan has n population of II. $50,
100 male and 17,l93,62l female per-
sons, making a total of 3I,6S5. 32l
who live In 1902, 72S houses.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24
second Round of Quarterly Meetings
Fbrthc Cgarks,Ue District, Tennessee Confer.
REXINGER'S SPECIALS!

For an imported Havana Cigar go to
Rexinger's at the post-ofiicc.
SMOKERS will save money by buying
their cigars and tobacco at Rcxingcr's.
For four fine Havana Cigars for % cents
go to Post-ofliee cigar store.
TnosE nne Cabana Cigars at Rcxingcr's
arr selling al ten cents.
FoR n good Havana Cigar at ten cents,
go TO Rexingcr's at the Post-ofIicc.
THE best brands of Tobacco and Cigars
sold at ReXinger's store at the Post-offiee.
For fine Seed Leaf and Havana Cigar
at i've cents, go TO Rexinger's Cigar Store.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24
Original Attachment.
State OF Tennessee. .M0ntg0mery Co.

T.. l.. Williams Vs. ". J. Hogan.
In this cause II appearing by AFFIDAVIT
that The defendant, w. j, Hogan, u just
- Indebted 10 The plnintln. aud Is o non-
resident Of the state, so that the ordinary
process 81 law cannot M serypd upon him,
ana au original attachment having becn
levied on his property, II II thercfssrc or-
dered that publication be- made In tho
slnrk,yilie tmnoNIcLE, u newspaper pslb-
llshed IA the city at clarlsfyiile, for fur
successive weeks, commanding thu said
W ,. Hogan 10 appear hsk,rs me og solro
sdlier acting Jusfice 81 tho Peace. at my
ONCE Ia Montgomery 80. IT,. on saturday
hth ~ March. ISL. and make defcI, ~ 10
SAID suit against HIN. or n VIII b. pr0-
cs"'ietvith cNfssrte l
MI sHEARnN ,. a..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24

FOR JAfLOR.
We arr authorized to announce W. W.
MORRISON, M u candidate for Jallcr---
Election next August.
Nc are AUTHORISED to announce Mr.
CHARLES u. MORRISON rs a candidate
or Jailer. Election to take place next.
August.
We are authotized 4" annonnte Mr..
JACK MUIR, as candidate fcf Jaiier at
the next August election.
We are, authorized to announce Mr..
LEWIS w. UOtiliNE IA a candidate for
Jaiicr, at The next August election.
We are authorized to announce MIR. e. e.
J JACKSON ny n candidate for Jailcr OF
Montgomery county. at the next election
We ere authorized TO announce Mr.. II.
NJ. COLLIER, rs a candidate for the office
Oh Juiier, al the August election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. W.
M UTtuAfN, as n cansitdhte for the Office
81 mt thr August election.
We are authorized to announce Mr..
III ENRY LYLE, Jr., as a candidate for tho
office OF JaiIer, at the August election.
We are rutho rizetl to announce OLIVER
TINSl.El, asa caididate for Jailer, at the
We ore aufhcrisee to announce I. ".
BELO1'E, rs a cnndi,late for Jailer. Elec-
ton next August. -
We am authorized to announce GAR
NETT W. RICHARDSON as n candidate f1r
Tailor at tie next August eIcrtion.
We are authorized To announce BEN. r.
II AkRfS. as n candidate for Jalicr at the
next August election.
We are authorized to announce W. 4. y.
BITTER, as q .candi late for Jailer at the
next August election M ft1
We are authorized 20 announce WILEY
ROSE. nf candidate for Jaller OF Mont
somcry county, at the August election.
We arc authorized TO announce q. C..
RICH. MS n candidate for Jaifer OF Mont
gomcry county, at the August election.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24

Quite n novelty in the share or n new
style Patent stem Winding Watch, that Is
hunting case or open face combined. has
been brought out by Stewart, Graham n
Co Jewellers. q Whitehall street New York.
which they sell at the wonderful low price
of sl2. Read their advertisement and pur-
"Christian Weekly endorses their RELIABLE
ity In every ~fay.r
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24
Imconc Tax.

The Committee on Ways and
Means to-day, i'm answer 20 a request
of tie Internal Revenue Bureau,
finally decided that it would not re-
commend the abolition ofthc income
tax for 1871, There is no reason,
therefore, To doubt that this will be-
collected at the rate of 81 per cent,
with S2,OO0 exempt, and that the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
will Mt once order the printing Of the
blanks for the assessment of the same.
One Of the reasons given against the
abolition of the collection of this tax
Is, that the amount of revenue to be
derived from it has been estimated in
the receipts for the present hsca!
year. OF course, part OF section l6 OF
the odd law, which lrvies u lax on the
earnings of corporations, aud on The
interest on coupon bonds remain m-
repealed, though the direct tax on in
comes expires with the collection foI
1877, aud IL is not believed that ia,
committee propose tn revive AZ. .il
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24
Frog Ten and Coffee.

The tariff men won n substantial
triumph in the House to-day by pass
ing the bill to admit tea and coffee
free Of duty, which it instructed the
Ways and Means q week ago to re-
port, by II vote Of t1o to 81. It will
be noticed that all of the Democrats
but thirty seven voted for this bill,
and on the ground principally that
an adverse vote would be miscon-
strued by their constituents. If the
Senate should pass this bill, it would
reduce the revenue from imports
about twenty millions per annum,
and ut once render any revisions of
the tariff unnecessary, asthat amount
is four millions in excess. OF the reduc-
ton as limited by the Treasury De-
partment. AS the Senate, however,
have had just such bill before them
since March last, there is not much
prospect that they will pass this one.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24
KincannOn 4 HAMLET have

the INCEST and REST selected stock oi
Stoves, Tin, Wood and Willow Ware ever
brought to CiarksNille, which they viii
sell AT prices that can't fail to give satisfac-
ton. Cali and look through. it Will not
cost you anything.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24

There are in Boston 70 hotels and
|, III bar rooms.
Russia has recently organized mr.
rcen thousand public schools.
California is said To be theonly State
that taxes purely benevolent institu-
tons. -
More fire engines have been sold
since the Chicago fire than for u year
before.
An Englishwoman lately deceased,
had lived over one hundred years
without II sick day.
Thirty -two pounds of ifOn have been
made into wire more Than one hun
bred and eleven miles in length.
Z \ Now Jersey Coroner Is in Jail for
. prrscnling n bill for twenty inuuests
which he never held.
Lady Franklin has Offered 2,OOO
reward for the recovery of the records
of the Ercbus aud Terror.
An indianapolis minister received
twcnty-sevcn boxes OF paper collars
at douation visit.
{ The man who measured Prince
Alexis for SHIRTS at 81 Louis gives
The chest measurement at fnrty-one
inches, while well-devClsped person
geuel2.l vaVerase iliiy AlS % tlirls..
S..,..t ..llic3.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24

WE are asked, almost every DAY,
IL there Will be war between Eng
land and the United States. We
answer no! emphatically. Neither
country Is prepared Tor war, the cost
10 BOTH would De immense, no mat
Ter Which might De the VICTOR. but
apart from such a consideration OF
dollars and cents England mas us
Ireland, constantly on the LOOK out
for an opportunity tn aeenge It's
WRONGS, II not TO regain us indepeh-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24

sta OF Tennessee, Montgomery County.
i. c. Edwards VS.. W. ]. Graham.
In this cause u appearing by AFFIDAVIT
that the defendant. w. }. Graham, Is Justly
indebted 10 the plaintiff, and Is q nsn-
resident OF the state 80 that the ordinary
process of law cannot he served upon him.
and an original attachment having been
levied Ol his property, IL IL therefore or
dered that publication be made IN the
rHRoNIcLE. newspaper published In tho
city OF Clirksville, for four successive
weeks, commanding the said w. J. Graham.
Uf the Peace. at my Office Ia Cilrlxsvfte GU
saturday, the 10th dry OF March, 1872, and
make defence To said suit against him, or
II viii be proceeded with ex parie. 49,
IL. ID. READ. j. 4.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24

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