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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-25

In the Electoral College of the 327
votes this year, the former slavehold-
ing States will have l3i votes, tho
Western States l02, the New England
and Middle States 1903, and the Pa
cific States II votes. Therefore, in
geographical proportionmcnt, the
South is still the leading political
power in the United States.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-25

A Ayoung woman's conundrum-Who
T. our 'avorltc Roman hero ? Nlrlu'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-25
G. N. BYERS

Always keeps On hand a com
plete stock Of Drugs, Patent
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Toilet
Articles, Perfumery, Brushes
etc. Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-25
Quick Sales & Short Profits

Our stock consists of Wnruruhes. Bed
steads, Bureaus, Washstanhs, Rattan, Cane,
Common Split aud Wood seat thairsnf all
sizes. Book Gases. Hat Racks. What Nois,
Lounges, Side Boards. Hair. Cotton TIP
and Shuclt Mattresses, nlsu tho best maha
of Spring Mattressca, magnificent Chamber
Sets In Rosewood. Mahogany, Walnut and
Oak of tho latest and best styles. also las
lor Sets, bed Room Sets, Dining Room SciS
and Hall Furniture, latest styles Hofae,
Lounges. Foot Stools, and tho latest style
l'atent Spittoon, and Spriug Slnts OF all
sizes. We have on hand splendid asSort
ment of Fall Leaf and shipping Desks, ami
also tho latest ana most improved styles OF
Beyel Fall and Sitting Desks. Bo certain
10 call and see thcmi
a full stock Of Extension Dining, Break
fast, and Office Tables.
These goods were bought exclusively for
this market, and we " Ill take great pleas
uro Ia showing aud pricing TO one and all.
We feel confldont thut our prices will sat
isfy all. Call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
We are also Special Agents for the
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-25
WAKEFIELD
EARTH CLOSET,

a now inventions s good stock always on
hHndi
march 10, 'g2.Ty.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-25
EVERYTHING new c COMPLETE

There is not an article In our pouse that
tories OF rrst hands IL the Lowest CasI,
Prices. The stock was selected by a. W.
Hillman and T.. j. Avcrett. MIR. Avercit
is n practical workman having the expert
cficc OF the business for over Sinctccn
Years. Our motto shall be
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-25
CLARIxSVILLI
FEMALE ACADEMY.
TIE II MS:

jos, r. WEST, rrcst.
ClaTksyilic, June II, '7l-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-25

My dyin concregashun, it rejoiceth
me muchly to-nitc to see such a peart
chanse turn out to hear sound doktrin.
You will find my tex in Cronikils, page
OH
, 1872-11-26
UNRULY POLICEMEN.

Tho Board of Police Give nn Afternoon up
to Hearing Complaints Against Their Pa
trolm6n.
4 regular meeting Of the Board OF Police Com
misaioners Was held yesterday afternoon, Presi-
dent Talcott presiding for the last time. Com
missloners Sheridan and K1okke we're also
present. -~~"-
Officer Bawden, whose trial vas commenced
before the Board On the charge Of using coarse
and insolent language, and conduct unbecoming
an officer, brought forward Witnesses to prove
tween him and Officer Simmons was
the vernacular Of the Union Street
Police Station; that Simmons Was the
promoter Of it; that worse alteration had
taken place since that occurrence. Officer
Lackey said that a day or two ago such IN alter
and Officer Hinckley-
President Talcott-"Ah, you never hear any
thing Of this kind in the presence Of Captain
French or Sergeant GarritT."
Officer Lackey (taking his cue readily y)-"Oh,
no, never sir; never hear anything wrong in
their presence. The men are pretty quiet when
they are round" DC.
Officer Bawden'e counsel neatly urged the
Board to discharge his client, but to do It With.
out any unnecessary harshness. Ihe dec1s1on OF
Oficer Rust was charged with intoxication On
Sunday last, and his case continued Until u
O'Clock this morning.
officer Edward Tanning, under charges Of
wiltully malt1eating citizen, prisoner, pre-
the endorsements, &C under charges"
oaicer Cudznoze was fined five days. pay for
leaving his beat
Joseph ". Thomas, Richard Hamilton, James
Short, and y. ". Wilson, having served their 60
service OF the department.
The Board adjourned.
, 1872-11-26

Arriyul Of Three New Stcumcrs-JVhere Will
They be Located f-The Colorcd Company
Two New Assistant AInrsfnls TO be Appointed
This Week.
The members Of the Fire Department are con-
siderably excited over certain changes which are
to bo made during the present week. The three
new steamers, recently ordered by the city, ar
rived from the Seneca Falls Works yesterday
morning, over the Michigan Central Railroad
and will be thoroughly tested in short time.
Then comes tho work of locating them. I; is
believed that one will be placed at the corner
OF Cottage Grove avenue and Douglas
place, another at the corner Of
Twelfth street and Blue Island avenue,
and the third at the North Side Rolling Mills.
These neighborhoods are sadly in need OF some
protection from fire, It is not the arrivals Of the
engines, nor yet the places where they are to
bo stationed, that causes the unusual furry
among the fremen. Their interest has refer
ence to the companies, and the men who are to
command them. OF course it is conceded on
all sides that one of the companies will be CON-
posed OF colored men, but it is not definitely
KIN own whether it will be commanded by Cau-
casian, or will supplant one Of the downtown
companies. The appointment Of two new Fire
Marshala, to rank as Fourth and Fifth Assist
ants, Is another matter which has given
rise to hot discussion and much specula-
t1pn among the foremen. TRIBUNE reporter
received reliable information last evening that
the men selected for these important positions
are Fred. Taplin, foreman Of the Brown, and
Joe Kenney, foreman Of the Sherman. Both Of
them are said to be capable of performing the
duties satisfactorily, but not any more so than
Dennis Sweeney, "sandy Shay, Arthur Calder,
and others who might be mentioned, who, it ap-
pears, nre not to bo afforded an opportunity to
prove their right to q Marsha1ship in competi-
tive examination Of candidates. Perhaps the
Chief Of the Department may change his mind
before the final appointments arc made, and give
these old and tried firemen chance for deserved
promotion. The new assistants, whoever they
may be, will certainly be appointed this week,
until such time as the Legislature permits the
city authorities to make an increQse.
, 1872-11-26
SUPPRESSION OF CRIME.

The Members of the Committee of Twenty
five Fail to Put in an Appearance Inst
Evening.
The Committee Of Twenty-Five, organized for
the suppression Of crime, did not meet last even
ing, only three members being present. It was
fortunate for the unromantic gentleman who
drives omnibus No. 204 of the "Accom1no-
dation ~ Line" that there WAS no quorum. 1t
is probable that West Side members would have
suppressed him immediately The scenco in
that pleasant vehicle, last evening, was unusual.
There was damp odor, as If the drivers slept
here: Thirty odd passengers made this remark
aspeatedly. When girl handed the con-
dietor hfty cents, he smiled kil1ingly,
7ostulated.: he handed him dime. When the
,mnibusfu exclaimed, "Giye her back her
:hange," he condescended to add another dime,
md said that Was the last Of it, When passen-
gers handed him money, he stopped the bus to
box at it, converse fani1arly with the legitimate
Owner, and then pocket it. When another pas
senger got On, the driver refused to move until
all the fares had been paid. When the passen-
gers demonstrated, he said-well, it does not
matter what he said; and it should not be
printed. It would not look we'll. But the
cliances OF q free fight and the suppression Of
tue driver appeared SO imminent at Carpenter
street, that large proportion OF the half-suffo-
Gated passengers precipitately got cut. h1iser-
abe West siders, the prey Of anybody who Owls
, 1872-11-26

Quincy street was taken up and defeated; yeas,
Is; nays, 9-stone, Witbeck, Heath. Gardner.
Sherwood, McGrath, Stout, Schmidt, Len
gacher.
The vote was reconsidered on motion of Al
derman Stone, and the ordinance temporarily laid
over.
REMEMBERING STREETS.
Ihe enGrossed ordinance to Introduce the dec
imal system OF numbering streets in Chicago,
Madison and State streets being the dividing
lines. was taken up.
AID. Otis moved to place it on file.
The motion was not agreed to- yeas, Is; nays,
20-as follows:
-Knickorbocker, Otis, Dixon, coey, McGonntss,
Thompson, McAyoy schmitz, Bateham, Verdier, Gard
ner, Sherwood, Stout, Langacher, McCafrey-l5.
e!owgsy Powsl aodsn Bond wbecE. Haiti, Rs5Sg III
Cleveland Buehler, cGEath, Schmidt, ohrke ogden
AID. Dixon moved to amend so that the city
should pay for the expense Of renumbering.
The amendment was lost, yeas, 7; nays, q.
The ordinance was adopted-yeas, 20 nays,
16,--as fo1lows
-Mcaennigs, Thompson, Daggy, Stone, Tracey,
Cleveland Buehler Mcdrath, Schmidt Clarke, Ogden,
Busse, Woodman- 20.
schnitz Hickey, Batehan, Verdier, Witbeck, Heath
Gardner, Sherwood, Stout, Lengacher McCaffrey-16.
GAS.
The ordinance for the National Gas Company
WIS LakoQ up.
Alderman Holden said the West Side Company
had sent in fair proposition, which would set
tie the whole question. The South Side Com
pany would also make similar offer. They
would need no competition if the two existing
companies would do as they said. The next
Council should take action On thewho1e subject.
He moved to refer the whole matter to the next
Council.
The motion WAS agreed to yeas, 28; nass,
-as follows:
-Knickrbocker, Otis, Coey, Mcaenniss, Thomp-
son, McAvoy, Schmitz, Tracey, Hickey, Cullerton,
Bailey, Clowry, Batehana, Powell, Holden, Witbeck
Heath, Gardner, Sherwood, Cleveland, Buehler, Nc
arath, Schmidt, Stout, Lengacher, Ogden, Busse-28
Nays-D1on, Daggy, Bond, Verdier, Gill, McCaf-
frey, Clarke, Woodman-8.
ORDERS PASSED.
The ordinance allowing James H. Lough1in to
lay side track across Grove street was passed
The engrossed order for settlement with
Murray Nelson, for lands taken for widening the
river at Adams street, and for dredging, WAS
passed.
The order directing the sale Of the old Four
teenth street engine lot, for $4,000 in cash, was
passed.
The Council adjourned, to meet Saturday
evening.
, 1872-11-26

to. He would say to his disting TREND (3oV-
ernor Oglesby) that, in spite o. Wnat LEE TR1B-
uSE and Times had sal ne anria% han ao qes1gns s
nnt he1ieva he could come within Thousand miles
Of Gorernor Og1esby, and he would not have
mada ali the speeches he had made, and have
done all the ground and lofty tumbling he had
oona tI,ronch for the best Office in the country
Ho had returned q better American than ever,
and when he sailed up the proud bay of New York,
and came to Illinois, and to Galena, he felt like
saving with the poet,
Brcathes there man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said, etc.
The great City of Chicago; what should he
say about it about its destruction and it's won
derfn1 resurrection; about its citizens who had
shown 8 courage TINT challenged the wonder and
admiration OF the civilized world2 He would
propose "The City Of Chicago,
Music" Home Sweet Home"
MAYOR MEDuL
said that he felt wholly inadequate to speak On
behalf Of Chicago as she was entitled to bo
spoken Of. They we're all Chicagoans. They had
partnken Of her prosperity, and her advefsitY;
they had helped to build her up; they had fallen
Chicago Was one Of the wonders Of modern civ
ilization: Two years ago they used to boaste5 OF
what had been done in forty years, having raised
the city from swamp, and they never failed to
impress upon strangers all that had been accom-
pllshed IN thhtseemingly brief space Of time. And
prosperity, and glory, the heavens opened the fire
came and reduced all they to ashes.
Then Chicagoans had to show Of what metal
they were composed. He pointed Mr. Wash
burne to the work Of a year, and introduced him
to q Chicago superior to that ha had left when
he went abroad to represent their country at the
capital of one Of the principal nations Of the
world. They had condensed the labor OF a life
into short twelve months. In one year more
there would not be a trace Of the fire. Zap
, 1872-11-26


WHEREAS, There we're destroyed by fire, On the sth
and 9Th Of October, 1871, appears from the City
Comptrollers report for the fiscal year ending Ap1i j.
1872, the following bonds Of the City of Chicago
namely, 234 Water Loan bonds, 800 EACH $24 600: Id
Water Loan bonds Of $500 each 43 Sewerage bonds
s1,0o0 each s43, 900; and 275 River Improvement
bonds, $1,000 each, s275,ooo; total, s55760o, which
part Of tho sinking fund at the time they were de-
stroyed and
WHEREAs, By the buying Of said bonds by the citv.
the City Treasury would be relieved Of much OF is
indebtedness theref..e,
I3csozued, Tint the City Comptroller be, and he is
hereby directed in the future statements Of the pub
liz debt and interest thereon to treat in bons
destroyed by the fire Oct. 9, 1871, as paid and can
ceed as constituting part Of the liabilities Of the
city.
POLICE COMMISSIONER
The Committee on Police reported recon-
mending the confirmation Of Charles L, Reno
as Police Commissioner, and the report was con-
CURED in, and the nomination confirmed.
WIDENING CHICAGO AVENUE.
The ordinance for widening Chicago avenue
east of the Water Works, and down to the lake
paying $25 900 for small strip Of land to eecure
the desired width, Was taken up. It was stated
that the price was lass that the real value Of the
land, aud the order was referred to the Clerk for
engrossment.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Ordinances were submitted and passed for
paving Newberry avenue from Taylor to Twelfth:
Silver from Harrison tc Gurley, and Peoria from
Fulton to Harrison.
The Special Committee on Wood Preserva-
t1on, submitted report which WAS fled.
QUINCY STREET.
Tho ordinance for the vacation Of q portion Of
, 1872-11-26
Losses of Fishing Vessels.
Ths following is schedule of the 1osses of
Gloucester fishing vessels for the year ending
INV Ii 1879.

For the year ending Nov. Is, 1871, the total
losses were as follows: Vessels, %; tonnage.
,179 81 tons value, s1o3, 600; insurance, s89,-
Sl6; number Of lives lost, 1877.
, 1872-11-26

DETROIT, 1rich., Nov. o5.-PAssEp Up-Prope1ers
Arsuile, Blanchard; bark Kate Darling scbooners
passed Down Schooner Saginaw.
NISD-Southwcst.
, 1872-11-26
New York Live Stock Market.

NE" 1OTA tAKFE 9tOCA 1NATkfGTs
New York, Nov. 25-BEEvEs-Total for this week,
10600, 1000 than the previous week. For to-
day, 157 cars at Communipaw, 149 at One Hundredth
street, and 65 at Weehawken, making 6,400 against
4,800 last Monday. Very many poor State cattle are
arriving, and selling st 7@1oc for cows, oxen stags
and heifers Fat cattle not plenty, and prime se
at 134@14c; Texans at sk@9Ncc: Trade is Glow, and
stock not all selling. The decline Is about &c, on
some lots 1t is lc. Sales, cars fat, 814 cwt,
Illinois, 12@14c; cars Kentucky, X cwt, 11Ia14c;
Is ea5a Texans, cwt, eH@9c; en- cars Missouri, 63
cWt, u4c. These were rising $500 Texans last week,
and 7, 400 from New York, with only 100 from Ken
tucky. The close is unfavorable the demand turning
upon poultry, which is plenty and cheap.
saEEpTotal $4,000, or about the same as last week
1890 today Trade slog and all save choice are nc
cars, 4 b, 5Hc; car cu1s, $500 each; 81 bs ec
car fat, % Tbs, exc; car extra, 112 fbs, 71lc,
IAMB6-Dull at Sc for poor SO 1bs State 7Ac for /
CIR u lbs fat Canada
Hoes-The receipts for the week 1880, against
b7 800 the previous week. There 139 to-day
and while cars live sold at 4c and others at 45ic.
Dressed we're very slow at Sc for 800 Mss 5c for $50
lbs; 6c for 200 hs Gzc for LEO ibs and for Light
pfgS.
, 1872-11-26

LrEnPoo1, Nov. a-l1 a. m.-Flour, aos Cd
,,e ~ Us 5, sd@11s @ ld spring
Com, 2es 9d@29s. PORK, SIS. Lard, 39s. "
LIVERPOOL, NoY. 25-1:90 .. m.-Marketa unchanged.
, 1872-11-26

NEW YoRK, Nov. 25.-At the Methodist preach
era' meeting, to-day, the proposed prayer test Of
Professor Tyndau was discussed, and a decision
arrived at that the test Tas impious and
atheistical
, 1872-11-26

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 25-2:3o p. m.-F1our, 3os. Wheat
Spring, liz 4d@11s 1od. Corn, aos. BreadstuGs
quiet. Rest unchanged.
account 527<; 5-20s Of rs, 81; 5-oos Of 81, 93I
1oaos s7M; new IS ss :sf 5Fie e. AZ Tslow, 45s sd
rn1s NO. Rantes s25 ?c G nj The specie in the
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.-Cotton firm; middline up
land Ok orleans 10H sales, II, ,ooo bales; specula-
tion and export, 1000. Shipments Of cotton from
Bombay since last report, 1000 bales
Breadstufs quiet. Red Western spring wheat, lis
8d@11s 1Od. Flour, Sis. Corn, 29s.
Cheese, 65s. Cumberland middles, 33s Cd. Short
ribs 36s Cd
, 1872-11-26
WANTED.
The United States
Life Ins. Co.,

Of New York City, desires to
engage the services Of a suita-
BILE person to take charge Of its
business in Northern Illinois,
headquarters at Chicago.
No application will receive
attention except from parties
Of experience in the business,
as shown by what they have
already accomplished. Address
JOHN E. De WITT, Pres't,
Sherman House. Chicago.
, 1872-11-26

New YoRK, Nov. 25.-Business is Us good as can be
expected at this late period Of the seaso and there is
fair distribution Of goods by the commission houses
and jobbers. There are further quotab1e changes
In the market for cotton goods, but prices are very
strong. Woolens rather less active st UNCHANGED
rates in first hands, but jobbers selling in some in
stances at about the prices Of month ago. Foreign
goods are In moderate request, with improved n
quiry for black mohar 1ustres alpacas embroderies,
and lacaa. -~-'
, 1872-11-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 25.-Aoney WAS dear Oh call, at =
It l-s2@1ls, md thc issszt loans ct gold to isa
Discounts were Close with large applications, which
the banks were unable to take. The street rates
@1104 Tor short sight.
Gold was slso a1mer opened at 1127l, touched 11s,
and closed at 11a@113 Carrying rates, 2G7 per cent
Treasury Disbursements s22e,ooo.
Governments quiet and firm,
State bonds dull and steady.
The stock market ocive, with frequent Guctua-
tons, but in tho m1in, strong, and 1G43z per cent
higher. Outside Of Northwestern, the dealings were
Indiana Central, and Union Pacific. Pacific Mail ad-
vanced ~ per cent Hannibal { st. Joseph, 5@4H
Lake Shore, as; while Northwestern preferred under
runor that the bull pool in the common shares will
buy preferred stock to contest the next election, rose
from &c to 1e2 aud fell tuck to SIX, with Lite rally
son Tor he sse Some frthsr seteens nc s: wepe
made in the common stock, 400 shares having been
bought in under the rule at 149@200 for account Of
Drake and others, who discaim my liability prin-
It is rumored that Gould and Smith are now acting
together and victimzing the street. In the regular
dealings during the day the price varied from 149 to
$780, and fractional lots i30@145. OF the 1900 shares
bought m 12oo were at 135, LOCO ut 1913, and 1000 at
is already stated, the Northwestern Company has
withdrawn its notice to the Stock Exchange Of the
new issue Of 2,2a5 common, and similar amount Of
nnsua bonds, the bonds being themselves converti-
BILE presentation, 25o,0oo Of them having already
been converted.
The following notices have been posted On the
Stock Exchange bulletin and Of interest to holders
eof Union Pacific income bonds:
ttThe Union Pacific Railroad Company ere prepared
to verify in Boston, a income bonds Of tho company
Such bonds are good delivery. only
when tho following is indorsed there
on VIZ: sThis is valid bond Of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company To he signed by
the Treasurer, and one Of The following persona:
Oliver Ancs, Tins Williams, John R. Doff, B. E.
Bates F. Gordon Dexter, with the date Of said sigma
ture. -,...
{9igned) HEDwARD BRANDON,
"Chairnan Committee On Securities OF the New YORK
Stock Excbange."
The following is the decision Of the Committee on
Securities in regard to the forged income bonds ct the
Union Pacific Railroad Company:
"sel1ers who have delivered counterfeit bonds, must
take them back, and give genuine bonds for them,
without regard to the time elapsed. They may, how
aro identical with the bonds delivered.
{Signed) EDWARD BRANDON
Chairman Securities New York Stock Exchanpeu
, 1872-11-26

NEW 4Uhk.
new YoRK, Nov. 25-Corron-aood EXPORT dennond
and prices steady; nsidd1ing upland, 19}5c
BRr4DsruFFs-Flour moderately active receipts,
120o0 brig super6ne Western and State S. SOFAS 80
common to good extra, $e.9o@7o5 good to choice d.
$71og7s5; white wheat extra, s7.9o@8.65; St. Louis,
$7.l9@1lW. RE -four frmer at $4.6oG6.50. Corn
1874 900 bu; No. Chicago spring, s14s@1 4s@14 AK
No. do, S:4a@1.5o; No. milwaukee, s1.65: amber
Western, 86c aloat. Barley dull. Malt unchanged
Corn heavy and lower scarcity Of freight room checks
the export demand; receipts, 267,o0O bu steamer
Western mixed, CSC; sail do, 63h@64c. Oats quiet
receipts, IS 900 bu; Old Western 1nl1ed, 5oX@52Xc
new d. 49@5oc; white, 52955c; black, 48@.3c.
Eoos-Fir1n Western, 34935c.
HoP%Quiet snd unchanged.
GnocER!Es-coffee firm :; Rio, 15@18kc Sugar
dull; fair to good refining 9s1@1oc Cuba, 95<@l0Sc
9Ac. ~S0
27i{c.
TuRpEsr1SE-Firm at 62@62Hc,
STOCK Of grain in store Nov. 23:
, 1872-11-26

phi1ade1phia Live Stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-BEEvEs-very dull this
week, with the market in favor Of buyers. Chojce
PENNSYLVANIA and Western steers s. rs extra St 00a
per cwt. oN
sHEEr-Unchanged at 5@6Hc Per pound,
Hoas-Dull at 3G.O0@6.75.
SALES 900 beeyes 200 sheep 5,331 hogs,
, 1872-11-26

Cortents Of No. 8, for December
T. Ths E,Es5Gyt Es5y Discipline f of Mank1nd By walsz
II. TIE Coat. .Mondi and its Cousins. Rv Raw 9
1Lock~o9d {uustrated,) ~ ~'9'' ~
n n. HHs15ReP NaR Ph.s1p hp59paef!es; af 5ea2,n,n
from the French Of Leon D1mnnt. ba x s
v.H2T r. Fs$af: I'll &scs the Hair. By D.nle1
WI II G1ttqn G q FibEes and Fabrics. By Dr. ssco.
vi. 4fs Physiological Position Of Tobacco. By W.,
VIII Ae T. rs5f I'D f. Ka9ss st Scientific rhousht
A 1ntEoducsion to Tho Great ptob1em.n Bv
K Fqal tl Az aqd Disease of the Heaft, By corus-
XII Forests and Fruit Growing. Rv r S+.h1 p,+ta-
|nI AII t New Theory Of Volcanoes.
ofTas laEss and Rain-Storms. By Prot. John
XIV. ThP Cocoa MI Palm, and its Uses. BY G. R.
1V. Humanity and insanity. From tho French Of
XVI Drifting Of the Stars. b. Richard L. Proctor,
AHM Dow Harculaneum Destroyed. By II. Beu1e.
XIX. Ep1ToR's TABLE, Sociological Science IN its -
ter Statemeuts-A Correction.
LITERARY NOTICES: 1Nagner's Hand Book at
FPob1amLEfeG'5n EeGa'n9osya st ss1fehild's Great
Martins Manual Of Microscopic Nountinn
-HaWeis, Thoughts for the Tiules-EIfnt an5
Sto1s5'S sns{ss{s Manual Of Qualitative Chemical
M1scEIIAN{: Facts Relating to NiaRara1Ths
Monas Pzedigtosa-''The City Of lis tu-
tursn-Aa ,n. Aged ; Carp-The Potato Disesse-
Glass-War aud inssztyEThsB Bor;na. n f1rTan f1no1s
NOTES. 1p''1e''o' &C.
, 1872-11-26
BUSINESS CHANCES
EAST ST. LOUIS

RAIL MILL FOR SALE
The proprietors offer for sale the above ycrr v,,1
property situated tho triangle formed y he hio
mississippi Vandali indianapolis, and ST. Louis nil
bnsinss and IS fasilities for procuring Iron eoa
part Of the country ST. Louis cofessedly nov one OF
tho cheapest markets IN tho Unon Tho cost of
Coal Of the best quality mined II this region delivered
daily IN the mill at cost Of 6G CENTS per bushe or
aneyer:fang stream that forms os Of tho henndaries
Of the mill land Immediate connection with ali the rat-
soads Of Illinois md the States beyond ad those Of
Missouri hy transfer boat, On which loaded come
these form some 9f the important advantages Of this
order, with abundance of business from tho noghbor-
Ing both for and rails The capacity
Of tho mill Is from 400 to m tons week, double turn
and the sole for sale the inability the owners
to it personal att2ution For particulars address
GERARD B. ALLEN & CO., or
ADOLPHUS MEIER
=. St. Louis.