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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-15
NEW YORK CITY.


NEW YoRK, November 14-Appllcantu
for appointments In the coast service, are
ordered 70 pass an examination before the
Lighthouse Board, convened for Monday
the 18Th. This 10 another step In Civil
Service reform.
Bergh sgyS the present condition Of the
horses % the natural result OF their cruel
treatment during the recent sickness. A
new disesse has appeared In every large
stable In the city, and fatal cases have
been numerous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-15

Gen. Robert Patterson Is III with
pneumonia at Philadelphia, but slightly
better,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-15

AZ tho Second Grand Gilt Concert. Suthortsd
y special act Of the Legislature, In aid OF Iho
tn6he Library Of Ehntueky, aLASolhably potC.
roled from September % 10 DtSam6ef T. ard
walSh positively sud lpeaniVocally oecniS Ia
wllaont further delay on Gny account whatever
Ine following cash sits are fur distFIbutIon By
lot among he Ticket holdEtA: .IT'T'
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BY TELEcR RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusl1sly to the Intslllgencer.

n By tho Western Union Lire. III
omeo Northwest cot. Of Main and Monroe SD,
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$64,260.
Kentucky State Lottery.

LcSaliE'd by an act OF the Legislature.
Tho most 'ibeTai Lottery eTsr drvWn. Ou,y
7,AO Tickets and S,Os5 PrIrUsI
To be drawn hOv. 80 1874, In cOviuvtOn, II.
One Canital Prize of S25 00O
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MIscELLANEous.

THE KENTUCKY LIBRARY GIFr
! CoNGRRT.-$SO0.o0 90 IN. BANK TO PAY
ALL 9lFTs "A EbLL DRAWING IN SI6aT.
-tl0O, 900 FOR ONLY 50.
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Tieketss. $l9- Halves, 90 Quarters, 81
" Our Lotteries are ch Itered BY the state.
And dr''T7 q 'h@ time named, under The super.
NI.M Aishi0nsrB.
~ 4fsWngs will bs published in tho
New Eork, Chicago and ouisVllIe papers.
~ We will draw 4 Gtmt ar scheme The lAst
saturday OF every month during the 70 ~ it7l
~ Remit at our risk by Poet otiee Money
otasr. HeRittered 10 ter. DrAit or Express.
~ Send for acirculAr.
Address SMITH. SIMMONS d co,
oc09eodAW Box s91, CoVlHRton, ~.
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No. Train daily. Trains make close
connection TO all points North, South and West.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
to all principal points. Standard time Wasll-
ington City time +. p. ALEXANDER,
General Superintendent.
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02
DAVID DAVIS.

ST. Louis, Feb. ga large field
of very heavy ice came down the river
between Z and 8 o'clock this evening,
and struck the steamer r. j. Lock
wood, lying at the Red river wharf
boat, and crushed in nearly the whole
starboard side. She careened over,
and now lies on her beam end close to
.hc bank. The Silver Bow, lying next
to the Lockwood, was also struck and
crushed like an eggshell. She was
dragged from her moorings into the
current, and sank to the hurricane roof
in the channel The warfboat and
steamer Minnie were also somewhat
damaged, and both took some water,
but they are kept clear by pumps
The Lockwood and Silver Bow are
probably total wrecks. Both are own
ed by the Carter Red River Packet
Company. The former was valued at
S25 900; insured for $4,000. The lat
ter was valued at $4,000, and was in
sured for $4,000, but the policies ran
out yesterday, and only one had been
renewed for $500, on the interest OF
Carter 4 Coon. The Silver Bow was
loading for the Red river, and had
about 400 tons of produce and general
merchandise aboard, valued in the
vincinity of S60,000. The Lockwood
arrived to-day, and had discharged hei
her cargo. The ice was from Missouri
river gorge, and all ran out in short
time.
New YORK, Feb. ga privat,
telegram from Baltimore yesterda,
stated that Father Caskey. Vicar Gen
cral of that Diocese, was dying, in con,
sequence of which kilograms were sem
to the Pope praying the appointment
of an administration for the See Of
of Baltimore pending the translation
of an Archbishop.
LITTLE Rock. Feb. 26.-The cas-,
of the State va. the steam tug Netti,
Jones was decided by Judge Caldwell
in the United States District Court to
day in favor of the claimants, Brown
4 Jones, owners of the tug.
The State libcllcd the Nettie Jones
claiming about twelve thousand dollar
for arms taken from the steamer Hes
per on the Mississippi river, ano
thrown into the river by band of dis
guised men nearly four years ago. Tn
arms were being imported to arm tn
Il State militia. The decision was base,
on the want of completely between tn
officers and owners of the Nettie Jone
: and the persons seizing the arms.
PARIS, Feb. 2G.-Thc impression
: prevails in well informed quarters tina
the present King of Spain cannot cop
with the difficulties by which he is be
set, and that serious crisis in Spanisl
affairs is imminent.
LONDON, Feb. 26.--In the House q
Commons, this evening, Gladstone, re
; plying 10 an inquiry made by Coch
, rane, admitted that her Majesty's gov
ernment had exchanged communica
tons with foreign governments in re-
gard to the International Society.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02
what Dyspepsia may End I'm.

Indigestion is not dangerous, say the
faculty. Perhaps not in itself, while Il re-
mains mere indIgestion; but look at the
consequences to which II may lead, and
often does lead when 1t becomes chronic
disease. A spark of fire is a small thing
A pressure of the foot will put 1t out; q
breath will extinguish 1t. Yet IL may fire
a powder mill, or kindle flame that will
consume city. In like manner indiges.
ton may produce gastritis, cancer of the
stomach, congestion OF the bowels, apo
plexy, liver disease, and many other dang.
erous rnaladies. Is 1t not wise, then, to
check 1t In the germ? Nothing is more
clearly and indisputably established than
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will Grad
icate dyspepsia In all its stages. The true
policy, however, is TO extinguish 1t In tho
first stages with the wholesome, powerful
and infallible tonic and Alternative. Itiseas
Ter to quench a spark than q flame, and 1t !.
easier to cure dyspepsia when II is first dc
veloped, than when 1t has made headway
by neglect, and become complicated with
other ailments. There Is not the shadow o
n doubt that the bitters are as directly an.
tagonistic to dyspepsia as water is to fire
There are thousands OF cases on record
proving tn fact. The remedy Is safe and
agreeable. All the liquors OF commerce
prescribed ms stlmulants leave sting be.
hind. But the sting is taken out of the
spirituous basis of this great remedy by
vegetable medication, and, moreover, the
stimulant thus medicated Is of exceptional
purity. Ofall TONES taken as safeguards
or remedies for fever and ague, bilious re.
inittents, and other epidemics, 1t Is tho
only one that can uniformly be depended
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02
GAINESVILLE WHOLESALE MARKET.
connncrEp ny .. }. cns.mAw-


sroAR.-I.ouistana nsw crop In ampls
~. Prime 10 Il l0H Clarified i215;
c.ushcd, Powdered and formulated, isto
MoLAssEs :o crop. by the bbi.. 6See5
CorFEE-very firm, with a tendency
again upward. wequota Rio 2s'4es26, Java
sALr.-Advanced, Kanawha, bushel
bills, 50 90; Liverpool, fne, 81 IS by the
Car load per Dbl. So 10.
FLoUn--superfisse. IS O0@5 50; Extra, 90 g
al 80. Choice or Fancy, IS 5000 %.
STAR CANDLEs.-2ec.
BACON Ann LARp-Buying rates-I3acon
s@slz, hcg round. hard 81.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RoSsS Sn sSary q SSg 90
CHEEsE-W. IL, lac dairy and factory
FtTfcE-caroliua. 10.
oILs--Coai oil. aoc; lard oil, 81 25 to so
linseed oil 81 i5al Is, raw and boiled.
SPIRITS TURPENTrNE-75.
yARsIsH-Copnh 80 rs; Japan, e5.
WINDOW 0LAss-sxio, 50 rs y box, loxl2
PowDER.Iiiie, 80 50 y lscg; lead, i2,s y 10
SHOr-s2 To-
CAPs-iO@5Ocp doz.
oYsrERs--2 and | n cans 50 25@l Is.
SARDfNEs-2fc.
.MAoKEREL-N No. 3, per Dbl, 81 90; kits,
No. 1, 80 000a2 50.
BLAcKINe-37',l@75, per dozen.
NAIIs-S4 75.
IaoN-KentucKy, az. Tennessee, e1s.
RoPE--22d25c.
PIrrsnyi,n coAn 80 cts. ST. BERNARD
Is cts. delivered.
SALT, by car load So 10 per Dbl.
HAY, per ton sz2 90.
CLOVER sEED-s7 90 per pushel.
TIMOTHY 90
HERps GRASS 2 90
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02

Our neighbor prides himself upon
being out-spoken, and that he is so, is
made very manifest by the very bold
assertion, that he shall conclude the
community dishonest, when they fail
to sustain" his views ofthe dishonesty
of Judge Kings financial policy For
one, we are dishonest enough to be-
lieve that Judge King will vindicate
his character az man and officer, and
too honest to assail him, in either ca
pacity, without stronger proof than we
have yet seen. Nor will we be SO out
spoken as to damn all az dishonest who
differ with US, on this view of the little
Tammany middle which our neighbor
is padding in.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02

H'pOrtof me tOHtnittSc UpDOfHfcd 10
examine he money account If P0tk e..
johnson, C2erk and Muster.
To Hon. G. G.. SMITH, Chancellor:
BY an order heretofore made by your
Honor, at this term, the undersigned
were appointed a committe to examine
and report to the Court, upon the state
of the accounts of the Clerk 4 Mas
ter, with the funds of the Court.
Pursuant to said order, your Com
mittee would report that they have
most carefully, examined the report OF
the Clerk Il Master, of moneys now in
his Office, 10 the credit of various
causes; this report shows fully the
amounts collected and the amount,
paid out, in the various causes now
pending in this Court Your Commit
tee have most carefully compared tho
balance on hand, az shown by this re
port, with the account of the Clerk q
Master, at the City Banks, and have
found an exact correspondence; the
balances that should be in the hand,
of the Clerk, being in every instance
deposited in Bank, to the credit of tn,
particular cause to which il belongs
To illustrate the cXactness of thes,
accounts, your. Committee would refer
to one case. where the account of Mr.
johnson indicated that he held a bal
aucc 10 the credit of that cause o
three cents. Mr.. Johnson's Banl
Book showed a balance in Bank, I,
the credit of this cause, of exactl.
three cents. Numerous cases where til,
balances were small, indicated the hon
est cxactness with which the account
of Mr.. Jouson have been kept.
I Your Committee think IL due to Mr
johnson TO say, that not only are hi
cash accounts exactly correct, but III,
hooks and papers of the CHANGER!
office, arc kept with degree of neat
ness aud order, heretofore uncquallc,
in the history of this office, aud, you
Committee believe, not cxcellcd by an!
in the State.
Respectfully submitted,
Y W. HUUpgBEVS, J r..
lioEAcL II LCTt"r, '''h'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02
CLARxunLE roBscco MARKET.

BowLrssu 4 rnoMAs. Of tire D. X. Ware
house, sold Feb. 2srd. 80 hhds. Ms follows
10 hhds: n,gs at T!o,7 20, = 90. 7 10, 7 90,
= a., = %, 500, z 10, $40.
hhds. low leaf at 9 30. ses, 80. 80. = 20.
roo, 10 10 % so 1000 10 90 10 TO- 10 70. 10 *
II rs, 10 so, II %, u 90, II rs, " 90, 10 90.
Sold Tuesday. February 27th, II hltds., ~
i Icn " s sS slcFs a. bids A. low y,
Cat 10 90, and lat 1860.
HARRISON 4 SHELBY, Of the CIari<svfIle
Warehouse. sold during week ending Feb.
23rd, IS hhds. at the following prices!
: hhds. fiue leaf ut i20p, 70 90.
u hhds, good leaf II %, II 90, II 90, II 80,
p 90, at 1909, I NJ 10 so. 7 at 1o25.
0 10. son cat 3 IS. 3 o.. . 60. 800. 0 TX 90.
~ 7 hsas 80 seS &C. 90 20 ssoa crs 90 q "
The hogshead OF Tugs ut q 90, was raised
by Mr.. VIM. Rogers, OF this county.
KILLEBREw, WILLIAMSON a Co.. OF the
Cumberland Warehouse, sold during week
ending Feb. %, Is hhds. at the following
prices:
:. 2 q nhas; CHRISTIAN county, KY, leaf at
~ Z i g; 4 q = y so 10 OF %, g.
"
"a. on, I so. & 40, $50, 8 ~, 2 at SO.
hhds. Todd county, KY, lenf at IL so,
3 90, 80. q 10. q 20, 10 90.
hhds- Todd county, KY, Tugs at s Is,
Il hhds. Montgomery county leaf Mt u 90.
Il55 2at2o75. 900, . 30, s 90, s75, s. Is, 30,
I hhds. Montgomery county, Tenn, iugs
Mt 40, Z 40. 700. 3 o..
4 hhds. Robertson county, Tenn, leaf Mt
1000. o 30, 8 o., go. su
hid. Robertson county, Tenn, Tugs at
hid. Trigg county. KY, Tugs at7so
TURNKEY, Fly 4 Co., of the Elephant
Warehouse sold for the week ending Feb,
23rd, 1872, lis hhds.y as follows:
Q hhds, leaf at 10 90, 10 90, 70 90, II rs, at
81 hhds; good leaf at IL 90. at 10 70,
2s hhds. medium ieaf-i2 at 10 90. sate75
at Q 90. at 0 90, o vs., go, e25, go, at 0 80
IL hhds. of common TO low Jugs Mt 2 80,
aI0, 10, $40, $50, 10, 25, 8 90, so, so,
80 hhds, OF iugs-2 at s 40. 8 20. 90, I 90,
$50. 100 3at7 90. 20. J 80, 7 rs, 20. 7 40
Q 30. 8 90. Q 20, 9 20, 9 TO-.
HsEspoS,, GOLD q CO.. Of the Trice's
sold February 2sth, l65 hhds., at the follow.
ing prices:
2 hhds. at Il %, 2 at Is 90, 3 at 70 rs, 5 a,
1890, g az y q, At y 50, II at Il 50, 10 q
% css Il 10 g. Is e 81 T. % e e
SO, 90 o 10, 0 90 o 10, 9so, o 90, . 90.
8 20. s 10. SEQ, $50, 50, o., 30, ] 30. ! 10
10, 795. Z 10, Z IS, 3 80, 8 so, 7 90. 10. 50
90, 7 80, $50. 100. 80. 80, IS. 30, I 90
50. %, 7 %, 7 90. 100, 4 40 Z 80. 90. 80.
hhds. trashy Tugs at 9 so. o 05, o 30, 8 90
| O 50, 6 20.
| RossISGroN & Hooks, of Red River
Warehouses, sold. since last report, 40 hhds
| as follows:
$40 q. ~ 90, IL 50. II 80. II 20, IL 90, 10 rs
10 IS. 10 75, 10 20, 10 50, 10 50, 10 50. 10 %
10 25, 10 Is, 10 90, 10 90, 10 90. 10 90, 10 90
~ W, ~ w. " w; ~ w, ~ ", ~ w; % %
7 50. rs, 80, rs, rs. SO, 80, 90,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02


~
Mr.. BRIGHT, member of Congress
from this State, made a very proper
and just defense of Tennessee, equally
applicable to either Southern States,
when he said in reply to Mr.. Hoar, Of
Massachusetts,:
1T is very true that educational
statistics of Tennessee may not COM
pare favorably with those of the ancient
commonwealth which he QIoar) inpart
represents. do not stand here to
caluminate her system ofeducation.
revere it. | revere Old Harvard and
many Of her sons she has sent through
out the land. But while the gentle
man is drawing these discrimination
let him and every other sensible man
understand that they are individuous
and unfair Massachusetts, has terri
torial extent far less than Tennessee.
She has the age of centuries upon
her head. Tennessee has pioneer
population still lingering in her prize
val forests, which they have been en-
SaEto ~ icNNNihS NodS w tht
country for the agriculturist and to
the perfect occupation of civilization.
The gentleman ought to remember
that there il difference in circum-
stances and in age. The common
school system requires the growth of
time. The more confined the territory
and dense the population more success
full it will be in its application. Ii
generally works from the eenters of
civilization. Massachusetts has only
seven thousand eight hundred square
miles of territory, while Tennessee has
forty FIVE thousand six hundred square
miles. Massachusetts has a popula
ton of one hundred and eighty seven
to the square mile. Massachusetts,
commenced the education of her peo-
pie at least as early as 1886, the re-
puted date of the founding of Har-
ward, while Tennessee was not admit
ted into the Union until 1876, and
commenced her career in the wilder
ness infested with wild beasts and
savages." s
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02

THE reelection of Grant win be
the end Of this Republicans defeat
win give a chance for its preservation.
In such crisis, shall we qrarrel about
the manner, or the nnen by which bis
defeat may be secured? Were it pos
siblc to do worse. the people might
hesitate an TO the rocans, but since any
change must be for the better, let there
be union for effccting that change.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02

PARIS. Feb. 26.-Theirs is under
stood to be opposed to the continued
residence of the Count De Cbambord
at Antwerp,
PARIS, Feb. 2G.-The subscriptions
to the National Voluntary Fund Ia
pay the German war indemnity con
tinucS. The fund now amounts to
twenty-three millions of francs.
PAnIs, Feb, 26.--It is now reported
that NJ. ii. Fourier, at present Minis
ter of France at Stockholm, will be-
Transferred to Rome.
The Temps says that the French
bishops secrtly encourage the Legiti-
.mists in their efforts to bring about the
restoration of the monarchy in France,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02
"There was q frog who lived In spring,
He caught such u cold that he could mo-

sing.
Poor, unfortunate Batrachian! In what
n sad plight lie must have been. And yet
his misfortune was one that often befalls
singers. Many once tuneful voice among
those who belong to the genus homo" is
utterly spoiled by ''cold In the head" or OF
the lungs, or both combined. For the
above mentioned ''croaker" We are not
aware that any remedy was ever devised;
Sut We rejoice TO know that all human
singers may keep their heads clear and
their Threats In tune by timely use ofDr
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, both OF which
are sold by druggists.
A Stable IrstitutiOn.-Just ut the
period when all stable-men were com plain
Ing that the horse ointments of The day
were u nstable remedies the Mustang Linz
ment made its entree IN Missouri, without
any flourish of trumpets, and within one
year, became the favorite embrocation for
the external distempers and injuries of
horses and cattle in all the Western and
Southern STATES. From that time TO this,
Ii has never had Il rival in the estimation of
accomplished horscmen; nor is its house
hold reputation as q cure for rheumatism,
neuralgia, sore nipples and caked breasts,
tumors, humps, sore throat. earache tooth.
ache, bruises burns. wounds and sprains,
a whit behind its celebrity as q horse Lini-
ment. The Mothers of America know Its
value, and apply II promtly to the external
| Injuries of the "rising generation" and In
| fact there IL not n city or township in the
United States where the Mustang Imminent
| TX not regarded both sexes and every class,
AZ n blessing to the community.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02

THy Indiana Radicals, mere crndid
than polite, make the issue direct be-
tween centraIization and States Rights,
and boldly declare their purpose to
uphold the former. In their own lang
aage " proclaimed, in Convention that
they will maintain the authority Of
the National Government against all
false theories Of State rights" This
is the issuc-how will the people meet
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02

Ferrcst's Juniper Tar, for Coughs
Group, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough Spit.
ting OF Blood, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
and Lung Diseases. As this article Is
warranted TO cure price refunded. and
several counterfeits being IN the market
by Forrcts OF different names. purchasers
would do wellto obtain the genuine, pre-
pared by DIR. JAMES MASON FORREST 4 Co.
since 1862.
Sold by s. b. STEWART, at Is cents per
bottle. may eff
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02

THE Leaf charges gross neglect
and mismanaeemcnt in the accounts
and books of the Clerks office" Which
Clerk does he mean? If the County
does he charge dishonesty upon every
man who does not endorse his charge
with or without proof? We have toe
high an opinion of Peter Oneal to en-.
dorse any such opinion, on the proof
before us. even at the risk of being
considered dishonest by a sclf-consti-
tuted censor naOram.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02

TmE nomination of Judge Davis by
the Labor Reform party, is looked
upon, by Washington politicians, as a
very serious matter and as such, is
sravcly discussed by all plrtics, The
strength of the party making the nom.
nation is sufficiently strong to invite
coalitions, aud all the elements of op,
o,ition 10 Grant may uaitc upon the
ticket and thus secure the defeat Of
the pre- ,ent corrupt administration
and open the way for a return to first
principles, and thu reaestablishmont of
tsc g,yc.nmeat upon the basis OF Jus
zee. . ,s,,,ya'isn III ip2palar hbi''
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02
RExINGER'S SPECIALS !

FOR an imported Havana Cigar go TO
Rexinger's, NJ the Post-office.
SMOKERS will save money by buying
their cigars and tobacco ut Rexinger's.
FoR four fine Havana Cigars for % cents
go To Post-office cigar store.
THOSE fine Cabana Cigars at Rexinger's
arr selling at ten cents.
For n good Havana Cigar at ten cents,
go To Rexingcr's at the Post-ofiice.
THE best brands of Tobacco and Cigars
sold at Rexinger's store ut the Post-office,
For fine Seed Leaf aud Havana Cigar
at Ave cents. go TO Rexlnger's Cigar Store.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02
High Water ! New Furniture

COuTS & SON
Have received their new stock OF Bed
stcads, Mattresses, Bureaus, wardrobes,
Chairs, Tables, and other articles in the
Furniture line. In addition to their large
receipts of stock in store. they are Just re-
ceiving several new and late styles of
Chamber Sets, including two beautiful
BRIDAL CHAMBER SETS,
by the Emma Floyd. Call to see their
styles and prices before purchasing else.
where. COUTS Il son,
Nos. /, and 3 Public Square,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02

TIE Radical leaders have yer,
tender regard for the comfort Of theil
umlerling thieves, and when forced b,
public opinion, to prosecute them, re
nit the worst features of the penalty
imposed. In accordance with thi,
esprit dn corps, il seems that Bill
Stokes gets off by by paying the fin,
and escapes the Penitentiary.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02
New OrIcans Tobncce Mnrkef

The New Orleans Picayune of the 2lst
ult., says the demand continues fair, and,
although the supply IL still limited, the
sales this week reach 200 hhds. including
l0i hhds. az, IA. 1871 2, 10 and 20,l all new
crop during the past three days. Prices are
very firm and require slight change In
our quotations for Tugs and low leaf. as fol-
lows: Lugs S@S1zc, low leaf s,4@9izc. me
dunn ga l0>ac, good l0h@l11sc, and fine
and selections l2td l3c.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-02

BEWARE OF CALoMEL, And all Mercurial
Compounds. Retter, far better endure dis
case. than tamper with III is mineral poison,
no matter how carefully prepared. Its ex-
tensive use has already proven the canse q
LIVER PILLS contain not n particle Of
Mercury. and can be taken at all times with
perfect safety.